The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-13 00:00:00

THE PUBLIC
_LAMM.

Mr. C.LLPIII siar; adwv-e;t;d-lt:71.1-1e waste of money
which would arise under the new contract with the Oas
Company, and moved that the contrast with them be
not sealed, but that • eoturnunioation should be eldressed
to the directors asking if they would have any übjeetion
to rater into a contract for one year iostead of three.
This was decided on, and 10017 after the bwinent
of the meeting was brought to • coselasion.

CERNE ABBAS. —EraTca Coos? or Bass-
surrer, Wednesday—Before J. D. King, Fag.,
Registrar. —Re William Beach, farmer and school-
muter, of Cern" Abbas, Dorset. First meeting of
creditors.—Mr. Champion (for Mr. Clarke) appeared
for the estate.—From am report of the official
assignee it appeared that the bankrupt owes to un•
secured creditors the sum of £1.574 se. ; to creditor'
holding security, £l5O —total, £1,624 se. The aestals
are estimated—property held by secured creditors,
£55; furniture £100; stock, £1,251; debts tan.
Kent, taxes, and wages loth" amount of £166 would
hare to be paid in full. Debts were proved to the
amount of £503 lii. 8.1. Mr. Henry James
Cockerain, "elicitor, Dorchester. WM appointed trade
assignee. The Nth October was axed for the haat
examination and discharge meeting.
Catnip —CLIPS Ir. AIIISLBAIIITOII.—The return
snatch between Wes Midis was played on Thursday,
Use Bih instant, at Carve Abram. end resulted in
A thaliampton winning with 9 wickets to spare. Th•
('.me gentlemen Int handled the willow, but wore
soon disposed of with tbessnall more of 2d. Mr. Fryer
being the only toss who moored double Igen*, whose
runs were very well and steadily obtained against the
good bowling of Masora Parsons and Phillips. Ilse
Athelampronians then took to betting, sod sassed to
gins their opponents some leather hunting, having 89
runs credited to them when the last wicket fell. The
Cerne club again wens in, and after some steady play
retired wish 68 rune, thus leaving their opponents eight
ruts to win, which they did with the Ices of one
wicket. The following is be wore
_

Boa. E. Digby, run out . . 2 b Psrsons ... ....... 2
Nor hover. b Phillips 0 b Parsons ...... .. .. 5
Filer, b Phillips l3 b Phillips
Wright, b Parsons
Beer, b Parsons
Fountain, b Phillips ... ..... 0 o Phillipe,b Parsons 0
Clark, b Parsons 2 b Pusan& 3
Synced', b Phillips 0 b Phillip... .........3
Nam ways, b Prillbps ... .
Dowling, not out .. ........
Woodhouse, b Phillips
Byes 2, wider; 6,1 b 3 ll Byes 25, wiring 7,
I b I, no hell 1 34

Aritsz.Luprox.

Parsons, b Digby ------i- --
Symonds, b Fryer. 3 sot out 4
T. Homer, e Fanstain,b Fryer 0
J. House, b Wright 2l
Blade, Ibw. b Wright 0 b Fryer
O. Spiorr, • Fountaut,b Digby 14
Lock, b Fryer 1
'mime, b Fountain, a Wright 3
Philltpi,l b s, b Fryer
a Spioer, e Fryer b Digby ... 5
8.. House, not out 0
87,w7, 1 b 1 l5 81, w 3 4

88 8
BROADWAY.—Haaverr Wilts.-0e Wednes-
day afternoon the annual harvest home foe the
perishes of Broadway sad Bile:meche was celebrated.
In the afternoon divine service was held In Broad-
way church, which was filled with an apparent
esteem and devout congregation. The sacred edifice
was tastefully decorated. The harvest boom
sermon was preached lby the Rev. E. Headland, from
heiah ix., 3., They sing before Thee according to
joy in harvest." After the service bad been coo-
eluded, a collection was made on behalf of the Wey-
mouth lelirmsry. A procession was afterwards
formed, composed of labourers, their wives, and
children, and headed by the Upway drum and file
bead, proceeded to the rectory grounds where a
'tar of Moment sports sad amusements were in-
dulged in.
ARRHAM. —ln! 01 PlalliCAL KAILWAT.—A.
meeting of gentians& owning lead on Wareham
Common was held at the Towelled!, on Saar-
day.—The Mayor' F. Filliter, Eq., occupied the
chair. After his worship had septa:led the object
for which they met, Mr. Natoli moved, "That this
meeting are quite satisfied with the terms agreed on
between the Corporation and the Isle of Purbeck
Railway Cosaea :impede; the ezobeage of land
for the fairground . Mr. Bartlett secioaded the pro•
position, w on being pat to the meeting, was
however only carried by • asejority of one vote.
Mr. J. W. Pike Meted that if there was another
meeting of the Corporation before ma adjourned meet-
ing of the commas= took pima, be should be pre-
pared to give his mamas to the railway company
peeling through the fair ground.—Mr. Penton was
proposing another resolution, when the majority of
theme present left the ball,aad the meeting broke up,
thus leaving the Corporation to de se they best could
for them under the Act There seems to be • mis-
apprehension on the part of the opposing 0001CDOINIM
as to the real object of the Corporation. Tim fact is
they are in reality eating as guardians for the
commoners in the matter. Th• calling of this meet-
ing was an act of courtessy,itot required by the AM of
Parlirment,which imperatively requires the consent
only of the Corporation Wore the railway company
me pew through the fair or market ground. The
0013110001141 Will now have to fiblit their owe battle
with the railway company unless the Corps-mhos
do it for them.
Boamium 8201110110, Satordity.—Rdward Omar
was brought up Wore F. l'illiter, Rat, and Mr. C.
Wilcox, charged by Superintendent Roles with
drunken sad Holmes 000dueL The Mayor said that In
this ones the Beech did not with to be too severe,
sad shook' iatlict a Ilse of 205., sod Se 6d. costa.—
Defendant was allowed three weeks for payment--
The summons spied the landlord of the Crewe lan
for refusing to admit the rhos iato his boles wee
adjourned, at &leaden* requeekuatil Saturday the
274 inst.
BLANDFORD. fionnerto COOSTIOI' ADtrLT
11000•11011 b g Si call the mew
lien of our readers to an advertisemeat Appearieg
in our columns of this-day, respecting the
anniversary meeting of the above satiety, which
takes place in the Towahall. Blandford, on the
4th Dasher nest. Wherever meetings have been
',feelingly held they have exeml winsiderable interest,
and been gerisialty well attended, and we have little fear
at the Slandford meeting falling short of l. predectesom
heti as regards ae members premint, or the intermting.
Wan of the proceedinp. "Toe Asaociation has 'penal
stainis to the support of the philanthropist ,
aid Christian, its otjects being— I st, the pro-
motion of adult education, and 2nd, the lan•
prevenient of the mead condition of labourers and
Inechanies. Any hiformation respecting its plan of
opmetice, and of the forthcoming meeting, may h
obtained by applying to the Rev. J. it Quirk, local
secretary for the Bleadfeesi district.
WIIII HOLUM —Moots:Amax, Septszuher 3. —Before
Major Poetess., and G. T. Behett req.—Fie lerele
Mahe, a hawker' of Shaftesbury, wee bionaht up in
with iiesdkag sa the Met August •
. .