The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-21 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

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REV,int Of TUC VOLOSITUIM. —the Dorchester (0
Company) arrived from Aldershot on Saturday ...foible
about seven o'clock, by special train. The train Iry-
beaded with the E Cowan, to Weymouth, and the
Bridport Company were detach° I and run on to the
Greet Western Railway. Although the men were mach
sunburnt they looked in capital trim after their week
at Aldershot Under the command if NI tjor Hodges,
the company, headed by their heel, gauche I by way
of Swath-street to the Drill Hall, where the gallant
Major addressed • few congratulatory words to the
men before being dismissed.
• ?Ltd.—Thorns. Human was brought before
Colonel Bingham, at the Shirehall, on Saturday, on •
thane of sleeping in an outhwase, at Wyk* Regis.—
He was found in • railway hut lay P.C. Northover,
and on being searnbed be the constable he was found
to be the r of ql—Defewlsot produced his
discharge Irom the army, which testified to his being
of • very good character. He had been • sergeant
for eight years, and he showed the magistrate • testi.
monist from the commanding diger, which showed
him to have been • trustworthy and honest man.—
Colonel Bingham extracted from Burma the promise
to go out of the town and behave properly, and dim.
oberged him.
DESSITIIO6.—At the Borongh Police-court On Mon.
day (before the Mayor, if. Dorris°, Eel.), Charles
Pedldook was charged with being • deserter from the
Lit Hampshire Regiment.—P.C. Harvey stated on
Saturday evening prisoner came to him in North-
square, and said he was • deserter from the let
Hampetdre Regiment, and ran away from Curragh
Gimp on the Ist November last.—Supt. Coward
Imposed to haring examined the misooer, and found
as his arm his regimental number—The Mayor
ordered the prisoner to be detained, pending nons.
gethisation with the headquarters of the regiment, and
reensernended the p dice-consbable to be awarded 10s.
Dogamentee v. HeMP6MISI.—• match between
ibis. comae@ (without Professionals) was played on
the Kingston Park ground on Thursday sod Friday,
mad resulted in • crushing defeat for the visitors. It
could scarcely have been called • representative
Hampshire teem, and they played four men short,
an
dee substituthe to that amount, but it is to he
biped mbbing.up they reosived will teach Hants
not to hold Dorset so cheep for the future. Both in
and old the borne wain played splendidly, the betting,
se • rile, wee brilliant and the &Idler exceedingly
fICI&A Mr. Fort and Mr. Kindersley went In first.
and playing with great care completely enlaced the
bowling. Ohmage after change was tried, ,but all to no
avail. Ur. Kindereley wade the runs at • great rate,
Mr. Fort being °oriented to play • quieter gams.
/7..•• former after compiling ato of 96 wee era tirr:.l4
°seed behind he
the wicket. Mr. Mar folio
but appeared to be in anything but good term, •
succumbed in a very mill fashion (c. and h, S eerie).
Luibiogioa pla,.drxcelsfltiT for hie 20. Mr. Fort
sad Mr. Formby were the not-outs at the close of the
day. On Friday many runs were added, ivory bals-
ams pattieldoe the bowling severely. Mr. Fort was
caught soon after completing his century. and he was
badly appleuded for his splendid innings. His ba-
tiste at lest wee oharecterieed by the same patient and
careful play as be bad shown at the beginniug of the
match. Colowd Dreiitt, the not-out, played we:: for
his 39. To show how completely the batsmen hu.:
got hold of the bowling we append the analyst'.
Bells. Runs. Blabbing. Wickets.
Blake, ... 252 97 25 1
Ewer's . 2411 81 31 3
Lipscomb . 96 65 4 3
'Tudor 16 13 0 0
a. Hail .. 36 11 1 0
E. Hell ... 40 17 3 0
Scott . 101 45 8 2
Dr. Blake, bowled two Irides, and Scutt four widest.
The Dorset bowling, however, was not to be trifled
with. Mr. Druitt, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. leusbington
shared the work, and succeeded in dismissdng their
opponents for 123. The fielding was very good.
Hampshire was compelled to follow ow. Mr. Fisher
and Mr. Druitt commenced the bowling and wickets
fell rapidly. Captain Lilac ,mbe and Mr. Wynyard (one
ef the substitutes) were the only batsmen who °Quid
withetand the bowlin. and the innings closed for the
meagre tots' of 97. The majority of the wickets fell
to ittr, Moir. The full None are as follows:

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Dammam&
.1 A Fart. e b Litecomb• . . . 102
g gmAinier. o Elareedeo. b Swan. • . 96
B Vialber. .3 and b fivraro.
W Luslitagicie. e Snowden. b Maker ..• gs
C Tersubs. 11 Scutt ... ••• • . Si
T Droitt. b Beata .. •• • u
Wyss% b Lipsoaisb• . pi
w Nokia. Ssoydso. b Lisotombe .. 0
ocama aat •••
W r‘.l OW • • ••• 11
Moan wysrad. b Sways' ... $

HAN/swag.
lat lanbige.
0 L Tudor, a Wyityard. b spa rellaP•
Druitt •.• 6 b
rialm
2 2•11. b i6dta" •

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