The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03 00:00:00

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DirecUon Slats of Weather.
of Wind.
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N I NW Froquent showers

Doetcunarrit HOLY Timmer Rstworts.—The pstronage
of this benefice is vested in the feoffese of the Fire
School lied A I rash on sset, who are the following gen denten
Thomas Coombe, Req., George Conne, Fag, Robert
Davis, Req., John Floyer, Esq., John Delphi, Esq.,
John Francis Hodges, Esq., Willisns Lewin Henning,
Esq., Hooting, Nathaniel Middleton. Esq., °Porte
Paean, Esq., William Destine Tapp, Esq., John
Randolph Toone, Esq., Robert Williams, Req., Herbert
' Williams, Esq.. and John Willis, Req. Already there
are enquiries front various quarters respecting the
vacancy, and • number of applicants. The rose value
of the living is .£439, but we understand Its net worth
is only about £lOO, and out of that rum the curates
have to be paid.
BIIMINO PLANTI FOR 1870.—Ifeuni. Harris end
Son, our local nurserymen, have issued a capital list of
bedding and other plants for the Present year. It
embraces all the newest and most approved varietiee of
senile geraniums, fechaias, pelargonium., verbenas,
coleus, cftiCeolariae, lobelia., and other bedding plants;
with climbers, which have no shinning an appearence
on trellises; and themore splendid stove and greenhouse
plant.. The "hid varieties are fully described, and all
see priced. The large number of prises Messrs. Harris
and Sons have won at shows in this and neighbouring
counties, testifies to their skill and taste as florist., and
the oomparstively small prioe at which the beautiful
plants here catalogued ere issued, will no doubt greatly
extend their productions and enhance their reputation.
Tan C ATTLi PLAOUL —We are sorry to report the
spread of the foot and mouth disease in the neighbour.
hood of Dorchester. at • meeting of the Catle Plague
Committee, held on Thursday morning, at the Rhirehall,
Dorchester. four fresh outbreaks were reported. The
magistrate. preterit were H. Williams., Req. (In the
chair), R. W. Williams, Req., and R. Faeroe. Esq. The
Clerk of the Peace for, the County and Mr. Edwards
were also present. In accordance with motion 55th of
the Contagious Diseases Act, Suoterindent Hare, as the
inspector, made a written declaration of the prevalence
of the disuse. at Duildle, amongst stock belonging to
Mr. J. Cake, at Norris Mill; amoopt Yr. William
Paul's. of Paddletown ; also amongst Mr, William
Donmen's dairy, at Ilsington ; three cows belonging to
William Stiekland, residing in Poddletown Heath, were
also suffering from the disease. The Eloperintendeot
also made a return of the number and description of
cattle that were affected. Some of them were reported
to have the disease in a very mild form. The eommittee
formally &elated that the foot and mouth discus
misted at the several please, under section 55 of the
Contagious Disease. (Animal.) Act, All these places
are near where the first outbreak was reported some
four or five weeks since at Bhompston, on Kr. Cake'.
farm.

CIICILET livras.—A same of cricket was played
between eleven nop-extomiseioned officer, and men of
the R.U.A. and eleven gentlemen of Dorchester and
district, on the VII net., when, as it will be seen by
the loom, tbe R.H.A. were victorious by 88 runs on
the first innings, the game not being played out, the
Dorchester gentlemen being singularly unfortunate.
The bowling of Corporal Cairnea on the part of the
K.H.A, wee very good indeed, and of the total aeon he
contributed 69, or more than half. The game wee played
in the barrack 6sld on the new ground made by the
men of the battery. The weather was very °old through-
out the game, and to a certain extent it damped the
Writs of the men. The fielding on both sides was very
good.
DOWIRINTRE AND DISTRICT.
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finrt Innings.
Dawn b Payne ..
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0 B.,tb Hampton 20

Halo b Paine • • I b lisnlPl4., • 29
Homer b "'alms c Code b Hampton 9
Hawkins e Calmer, 11 hers, .. 1
Gale b Porno
Gilbert h Ceirnee not out 7
n.irews tames • not out .. .. 10
&want I b ~b Payne • 1 Porter b Cairnes 0
Ilvaers not out
Baecomb• st Hampton b Payne ..
Bye. 6, lb. 1. w 1 Rpm S. Irides 3 .. 11

LILA.
Fine Inalnia
Hampton e Osie b Gilbert ..
Meer* c Cale b Gilbert .. • 14
Bllten e Andreae b Coombe

C Gale b Gilbert .. .
Payne b !linking .-
• Porter c Andre• • b Harkin. .
Bryant b Hank
Gnu' ptone I b Gilbert .
S. Code c Gale b Andrani .
Howard c Engem b Andr•gr• . .
Mynicy b Coombs .
By.. 12, Ib 1, wide. 3 ..

Couloir= To rns Donn CotreTT Minton.
&sagas : Ellen Mary Dunn and Fanny Vinoent,
obtaining goods by false pretences at Weymouth;
George Ryan. and Alfred Meacham. stealing ducks it
Stinsforcl—Hard Labors : Martin Lane, penciling and
anew& at Tarrant Leona...ann. 3 months; James the
Farlane, and John Pnlmsn. vagrancy at Lym- Regis, 1
calendar month ; Albert Morris, damaging property at
Beaminster, 28 lays; John Smith, vagranoy at Long.
ham, 28 days; Mary Ann Powell. drunk, ke, at Wey.
mouth. 21 days; James JOIN', vagranny at Spettisbury,
14 days; Robert Warren, leaving service it Rockland
Nowton, 14 day.; John Baker, vagrancy at Walditoh,
14 di,.; Eli.. Synem, stealing veil, necktiei. ke., at
Bridport, 2 calendar month.; Henry Smith. George
Chinning. and Joh, Legg. stealing • lost at Pon'., 1
csl• our month - igsprisentiteitt Sarah Ann
breech of the prior at Meleonlbe high. 2 month,;
Gnage Prince, and George Stoodley, drunk at Dor.
clt..etar, 7 days ; William Anthony, drunk it Portland,
7 day.; Henry Thomas Winter, drank at Wyke Regis,
7 days.
Boatman Perry Dreitiors, Monday. Before J.
Bishop, EN., end Dr. tidridge.
fordington, was summoned for using
Insulting language to Miry. e wife ol J.,seph Norris, of the
I.ri.h, on Use hdth April.
The complainant spoke to defendant coming in front of her
home, and mill her arid her husNind Armlee names, and •
boy named tom &pined that delendant mme to him and other
boys, .eying he would give them loom* kustf-pence to go Into
Ironies boom, and turn out "that old barrow pig sod the