The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-08 00:00:00

the committes (J. Ellle. Esq..) se well se the view
chairman (Yr. Carter). The proceediap then termi-
nated.

Nave Seatir ICNIOI CLUB r. SAUIIU.T AYATEIII.
—The return match between three clubs was played on
the Elliabury cricket ground, on Wednesday, the 2n4
September, which terminated again in favour of the
Janiore with nine wicket' to go down. The following le
the score :

lit Innings.
Fletabef, o Highosan
h Canlake

A II ATIUIt&

2nd Inninp.
- 0 tan oat

- -
Grown, b.w b Canlake
Carilake •
Dare. e lain= -
Ireland, Stanley-
0, Bea, not out -
J. Beet e Ball -
Ryon; b Carstalcs
Hamlin, b Carslak•
Yeattnim, b Corslake -
Byes, *a., - -

• a iTa;T;La. •
- 11 b Gulag -
- 0 b Wbite -
- 1 b Greeks -
- 1 b Cantab. -
-15 b White -
- 0 b rarglake -
- 0 b Carelake -
- 3 not out
- 0 run oat
- - 6 Byes

- .0

- -2

- - 6

- -o

- - i

37 13
JoNOM
lit Innings. 2n4 Innings.
Highgate, b Green • - 1
Ingram, b Dare - - 0
Cassias o Fletobar -14 b Green • • IS
White, e Ireland - • •10 not not. - • 3
Bell, b Dare • - • 4 not oat- • • 2
Stealer, b Dare • • - 1
F. Harding, b Dare • • 4
Wooff, run out - 1
W. Harding, b Green • • 0
Holloway, b Dare- • - 0
Finch, not oat - • - 1
Byes, ke. - • • • 4 Byes • - • 2

POLICE Nzwg.—A t the city tee Clerk's Office,
on Tuesday, before C. IL .0 Esq., George
Norris, a shoemaker, was charged by Sergeant McGough
with being drunk and disorderly in Brown-streot, on
the previous night. —The officer stated that he heard
cries of murder proceeding from Dawee's yard, and on
there be found several persons fighting. The
going
was turned out of • cottage, SIMI on getting
Into Brown-street he made use of very abusive language.
A crowd collected, and the sergeant was obliged to take
the defendant into custody.—On Norris promising to
twee the toui on Thursday, ft Ins was mitigated to
Is. and costa —At the Clerk'. Ofiko, on Wednesday,
before J. Style, 13:.02.4yity0r), Richard Hardman,
Harriet Norris, and Kate • ht, was charged with being
drunk and behaving Bollestonstreet, late
on the night previous.—Sergeant IleGough had cau-
tioned the defendants &even.l times, but he wu
ultimately compelled to take them into custody.—They
were each fined sa. and the e nem —A man
named Donovan, and another usmed Frederick Prue'',
were charged with drunkennesa —They were coutMned
and diacharged. _

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SALISBURY AID DORM RAILWAT.—WO &TS pleaded
60 hear that terms have been arranged with an eminent
Inn of contraetors for the ecestreetion of this line, and
that the work s will be commenced about the middle of
the present month.

WARMINSTBR.-10in Wicre Votoirrnia&—On
Thursday, the 10th of September, the annual
tion will take place at the Warminster Range,
swab Hill, vrheo the following prizes will be shot for:—
First prize, given by the Marquis of Bath, a gold watch,
value 115, to the best shot at 200, 400, and 600 yards,
5 rounds each distance; to the second best ditto, £7;
and to the third ditto, LI in money; open to all en-
rolled members of the corps.—Second prize, ths chal-
lenge inip (at present held by Private Cruse), value 00.
given by the officers of the oorps ; open to all members
qualified for target practice by the day of shooting, to
be held till next meeting, by the best shot at the follow-
ing distances, via.: 900 and 400 yards, 5 rounds each
distance; the winner, two years in ftlool4llioll, to be the
owner; and a puree of money will be given by the
Indies, to be equally divided between the first and second
bast shot at these ranges.—Third prize, £lO, given by
the ofiloers of the corps, in two prizes, as follows :
piece of plate, value tT, to the first and £3 in money,
to the second best shot, at the following distances : 300,
500, and 800 yards. 5 rounds each distance. Open only
to members who shall have at least fired through the
third-alma in target practice.—Consolation pace, (liven
by S. A. Haden, Seq. to the best shot, at the following
distances, viz., 200 and 500 yards, 3 rounds each dia.
Uwe —A plated tankard, open to all unsuccessful
competitors, in the foregoing prizes. We understand
that the whole of the above prism are to be competed
for in uniform, with long Enfield riles, government
ammunition, Hythe position, and the pull of the trigger
not to be less than 6lba. and that there will be an
entrance fee of 6d. each prise.