The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27 00:00:00

TOLPUDDLE.

Catcxrr.—On Thursday, the lfith inst., a match was
played on the ground of,the Trent Vale Cricket Club. at
llouthover, between an eleven chosen by Mr. George
Andrews, of Dorchester, aod the Trent Vale Club,
which resulted in favour of the former upon the
first Innings by 13 runs, time not allowing of the 2nd
innings being played out. Annexed is the score:—

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11NfULZW11.• LAVIN.
14 Innings. Ind Inning".
W. Hankins, b. Robinson 20 b. Robinson .. 0
W. Atkins... K Robinson 0 k R..binson
K Robinson st. Halter.. .. V
G. GiBoo. b. Brewer_ Bk. Toms, Jun., 38

0. W. Andrew., b. Brewer 0 b. Roblnarn .. 17
U. ash. C. WriOn. b Itobingem .. 15 b. Toms, J0n.... I
U. Bnnirn, b. ROM 0. 0 c. Ileyter.
T. Gale. e. and b. R”bineon I b. Robimon
H. liyirlnds, ¼ liohinson 4 c. Tour. Jon... le

COckenW, not out 2 not out 9
Ws 6. t.-by et 4 .. 10 IL 7,L-b.4 w. 6 16
70 115
CLUB.

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Tony, C. Hawkinti, b. lir—o-;r-n. b. Andrews .. 0
K Ilomer, b. &own 0 not out ..
Viright, h. Hawkins .. 10
Itreuvr. b. U. (We 0
F. linounett, run out .. 5

J 1.111., 11,4 out .• .. I 1 II Oslo.. .. 3
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COST OF • NATAL ItrilFw. —From a parlievetiary
return imued this morning it appall, that the eveneeen
incurred an connection with the !Loyal ..vai rev.
Spitheed, in honour of the Sultan In Jely, 186 ti.
nearly se can be determined, were £4,882 14a, fie,
The grid. reputation, sad increuisi demand inr
llnntimen'a Tee, hex induced mune to copy their Wein. peeket:-
&c. ; it le therefore nemwary in.muMni the pebik.
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g.,mine packet 14 named. • H & VJ 11.erunian
London, Original igni.rtere of thc l'am Ten" The gma:
ntrength, deliciouo flavor. and real rhenium... .4 thie tee o•
high animation. For Lotal Agent., eee_advertfeernent.

SINGULAR COINCIDINCIL—On Mondel se Hz. Read
was walking ever his farm at Ware, be came upon two
dead birds, • hawk and a cock partridge, lyiag ejees
together. We can hardly 'oppose that both fell in
oombst, but • surmise that the partridse must have bean
flying about a short distance from the ground whet
it
TP:uurdilled upon
by the hawk with such velocity
as olu
hae and then the hawk most probably
str.ick the ground with mob violence as to kill itself.
MITATIIIOOII DEATH OF • SOLJCIToIL —Mr. Needham,
of Birmingham, was on Wednesday morning fosod
dead under circumstances of a very mysterious char aster.
It appears that on Tuesday evening the unfoitinate
gentleman went over to Gravelly Hill, • small oil age
about three miles from Birmingham, for the purpose of
dining with a friend. He spent the cv slug pleasantly
and left about half-pact ten with elm intention of
taking the last train for Birmingham. He did not
return home, and his friends bemusing alarmed,
inquiries were set on foot, within Thursday aiorair.g be
was found lying dead at • lonely spot net Ear from the
the Gravelly Hill Railway dtation.
A Bareare WOMLIL—A shocking eye ilium hermit Ilia
Liverpool magistrates on Saturday. An old ~,cog
apparently respectable Irishwoman, named Ellrthetts
Lynch, was charged with throwing boiling water upon
the infant child of • man named Thomas Bullion. Or
the previous day • number of children, wo had.
decorated therneelves with Orange lilies and ribbons,
were playing near the prisoner's door in (junto Abbe-
street. This display of the Orange colour greatly ae.
noyed Mrs. Lynch, who is • Roman Catholic, and she
threw • quantity of boiling water upon the ehildree
amongst whom wan • daughter of Mullen, who had the
infant in her arms. The latter was well-nigh fatally
seakled, and one of the other children WM much hurt.
The prisoner was remanded.
A BABY roe Focargeog.—At the Guildhall, Kidder.
'piaster, on Wednesday, before Messrs. W. Cowen (the
Mayor), C. K. Jefferies, T. Banks, and A. Talbot, aa
unpromising kind of woman, named Bridget Welch, wee
brought up for drunken and disorderly conduct. Police-
eonetable Mary, in proving the ch•rge, said that the
prisoner, while intoxecated, had sold her child for font.
pence, the purchaser being then in mart. The primer
promised the bench that if she could have her child
batik she would not get drunk again, and would leave
the town immediately. The bench reproved the woman
for her conduct end Mothered her, her child being
promised her Wall.
Da. Livinorrroua.—Mr. H. A. Churchill, CR., her
Majesty's consul and political agent at Zinsibin, has
just arrived in this country on medical certificate. We
are happy to hear that Mr. Churehill speaks with non.
fidenoe as to the safety of Dr. Livingstone, Item whom
be has had letters of • date more recent then that of
his reported murder. It I. Mr. Churchill's rimiest
that Dr. Livingstone, having heard of the discovery of
the northern portion of Lake Albert Hyenas by Sir. h.
Baker, Mu directed his route in search of the southern
boundary of that lake, and that in course of a few
months it I. prosble that further news will be beard
from Dr. Liviogton himself.— Medical Taws ,ted
Gonne.

SISTEMI CYON THE SOI-DISMIT 11•JnIt-GISEItaL
EXTIL•ORDIIi•ItY It2VELATloNs.—Frederick Mayne',
alltis John Walter M'Alpine, who on Wednesesy
pleaded guilty to a charge of bigamy, was on Thondey
brought up for judirmen t. —Mr. Strsight, for the defence,
said the prisoner was anxious his lordship should know
that there was • valuable watch and £l5O in money in
the hands of the police, which would, as • matter of
°our.. go to Min Lee, the proescutax, in addition to
the £4OO that bad been already given up.—Mr. E. H.
Lewis said he was just about to lieu made an applica-
tion that thin £l5O and the gold watch, value about 1:65,
and no doubt purchased arith Miss Lee's money, aboald
be handed over to the proseoutrix.- Mr. Straight said
the watch wan not so purchased, as an inseription on it
' would show, but the defendant was desirous of making
every r.paraiirm in bi• power in • pecuniary sense.—
Green, the detestive who had charge of the caw, was
called upon by toe learned judge, and suited that on
the 2nd of June he went to Leslie-lodge. near Ealing,
an dthere saw the defendant's wife. He searched the
house, and found among other paper' and memorandums
a correspondence between the prisoner and a mama
named Marcus Leicester, of Easton-square, a matri-
monial agent, and Mao an agreement stamper!, and signed'.
by the prisoner, agreeing to pay this man so much•
.ney upon all property received on his marriage with
different ladies introduced by Leicester. lie also found
• number at cards, with Major-General Hayes and
Major-General M'Alpine engraved upon them, and he
produced • number of letters received by Mr. Alderman
(Janet.), sines the preliminary 'ea:Mostar n at the
Mansion-house, from persona in different parts of the
country, abowiag how they had been swindled, by the
prisoner, who represented himself as Major-General
Haynes, of the Madras Army.—The Common Serjeant
remarked that this was part of • system of swindling
which the prisoner had carried on here and &bread, and
the sentence upon him was that he be kept in puha
servitude for eve years.

BIRTHS.

icily 16, at Shore Villa, Swanogs, the wife of the Rey.,
Thomas Semen'. of • daughter.
July 16, at Weymouth, the wife of Capt. Percy Smith,
R.E., of • daughter.
July 18, at Hill-street, Poole, the wife of Mr. Bailer,
coach builder, of • daughter.
July 19, at Maiden-street, Weymouth, the wife of
Mr. George Flisher, ofiElOW"; gehilles, of • soh
July 20, at Dorchester, the wife Charles Eyre., post-
men, of a daughter.
July 24, at Bridge Cottage, Westbrook*, Upwey, the
wile of Ax. Ifiehard Rogers, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

July 10, at the Co rational Chanel. Weymouth,
by the Rev. R. S. Ashton, Mr. G. H. Guy, of Wry.
mouth, to Mins Elias Street, of Reading.
July 13. at St. Matthew's, City-road, London, by the
Rev. FL Shritopton, sousin of the bridegrouni, Charles
Jame*, eldest son of the 144 James Fieet Shrimpton,
Req., of Tetsworth, Oxon, to Petite, second daughter of
the 14e John Fry, Req., of Sworn. Minster, Dorset.
July 15, at Chime!borne, by the Rev. H. P. Rains,
Mr. O. D. Wright. of Dorchester. to Swan, eldest
daughter of Mr. Levi Riggs, Chise!borne.
July 15, at Holy Trinity, Clepham, London, D.
41d.
youngest son of U, Thorne. Wheeler, of
Monkton, !Sandford, to Smoot, second daughter a ,„
late John Gilliam, Esq., 'elicitor, of Bartlett'. 8u1,..•
Holborn, London. tunigis
July 17, Glonoesterotreet Chapel, Misr S. Farthing.
oldest daughter of Mr. J. Farthing, of Tintinholl, to
Mr. Loveless, of Weymostb.
July 17, at Si. Joiner's, Paddington, by the Rev. A.
K. R. Granville, M.A.. assisted by the Rev. J. Moor.
house, view of Paddington, Nicholas, youngest son of
James Wood Marder, Bei., of Burley Villa, Lyme
Regis, to Jetted. Louisa, only child of Aagnstine Co usitt,
eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Coositt,
Commander R.N.
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July 19, at the Priory, Christ•hurob, Hants, Mr.
George Fudge, Bournemouth, eldest son ef Mr. J. Fudge.
Dorchester. to Katherine 'Carriage, awed daughter el.
the late Mr. R. G. Hancock, of Weymouth.
July 20, at Radipole Church, near Weymouth, by the
Rev. R. Marriott, James Morris Rigby, Seq., Ka.
third son of John RiV4Eseq., J.P., of Charley.
Lancashire, to Frames th, eldest doughtier of
the late George Motley, Esq., of Chillington House, In
the county of Somerset, and grand-daughter of James
Thomas Benedictus Motley, Esq., J.P., of Combo,
Sydenhain Hall, Somerset.
July 21, at Holy Trinity Chards, Weymouth, by the
Re,. J. Edwards, ricer of Mmety, &rioted by the Rev.
J. D. Addison, the vicar, Hugh Penderel Price, gig..
of Sherborne, eleder son of the late Rev. Thomas Prim,
rector of Bagendon' Clonoesterahlre, to Mary, third
daughter of Major Perry K• 1100, Of Riney Houle,
Wilts, and J.P., DL for that bounty.

D RA.T
July 7, at Boston. Mr. W. Beery Lewin, timber
merchant, aged 52, many_ years Alderman and .1.?. foe
the borough of Bodonorldest eon of the late W. Lewia
t.
jB4JPl)bu"lyoenfl2l3°.l4. dies: oftrisnatPd°*fele.r, P.rizieat Nor. of 2, hisLorab"therine
Holdenhuret-road, Bournemouth, Yinhie Paula Ow
beloved child of William and Jane Smith, in the 61th
year of her ago
July 12, at Bournemouth, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr.
Mender, boot and shoe maker, aged 44 year.
July 13, at Darweeton. after a lingering Wawa. Mr.
Robert Rickman, aged 79.
July 19, at Asko°, near Dorchester, Maria, the
only daughter oil). Sytnonda, Fag.. aged 10 'with&
July 13, at Powerstook, Wiliam John, son of Br. G.
Hawker.
July 14, at West Parley Rectory. WirsbeerS Mary
Buller, seed 91. relict of the late James Bailer, Req.,
Clerk of the Privy Council.
July If, at the residems cf her father (Mr. C.
Bynum), Tarrant Kaymiton,
Elizabeth Rebecca Wright.
llof lingering consumptioe. in her 26th year.
July 20, at Clornhi,
Dorchester,
Sydney Charles, son
of Mr. Scott, silversmith, in his 11th year.
July 20, as Blandford, eharlotte,wdow of the late
William Donaldson, Ee d
E..., formerly ttletou House
Blendford. aired 71
July 20, at Pimwerna Arthur Kill, Tudaylars.
July 20, (Marietta widow William
of.4,1;12""1. althriandiltdr".karteedr 'Teti. short illness, Mr.
William Hideout, carpenter and undertaker, aged 67
years, so old and remolded inhabitant.

Psalm and PlN,Wind, at Obareh-strost, Dorthastisr,
by WIWI) Amu% of the Parish of Fordingtoa, for
son and sa-propetaton
Tuella', 1417 27, 1802.