The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29 00:00:00

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY.

On Tuesday lest, tb• Hon. T. H. W. Pelham,
Local Government Board lospector, held an inquiry
at the Bridport Workhouse in connection with the
" Divided Parishes and Poor Law Amendment Act of
1876," and submiquent Acts dealing with the same
subject. The object of these Act+ is to enable the
Lona Government Board to amalgamate detached or
nearly detached portions of perished with p trishaw to
which they more naturally bel .ng, with • view to the
greater convenience of L nal 0 merriment in adminia-
Aration of the Poor Law and other matters. Among
those present were—Mr. J. M. P. Montagu, Mr. R.
Cornick. Mr. C. G. Nantes, Mr. F. W. Gundry, Dr.
Hay, Mr. C. Edmunds, and a large number of church.
wardens and °warmers representing the various
parishes a mcarned.
The Isere:mos briefly explained the Acts of 1876,
1879, and 1882, dealing with the question of divided
parishes. He observed that there were only two
parishes in Beami +tn. Union, Included in the notice,
via., Corsoombe and Powerstock. the proposed cil•nts•
In whir* were of • very trilling nature. He explained
that no order made by the Local Government Board
AT PAngaTOPI H.oialn with respect to detached north:dm of parishes would be
By BUSBY FORD, Surgeon, of Poole, Dorset. binding in the event of notice of objeion being Riess, st
visaed by ratepayers, to the extent of one-tenth of the
Reputable families, 3 guineas pee heed rateable value of the pariah concerned. If inch
Trade people. and pertain on that footing, 2 enittem Par u..teott --... relied the order would be only pro-
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visional until coo*rosed by Act of Parliament. Dorchester Cricket Clan v. Dorset County School.
Servants coming with • family, 1 guinea and haM.
In all claw% tea and linen *scanted. Thom porticoes of parishes which were entirely —The batting of the school collapsed in an extra.
Some abatement will be made where a nensher (not lefe detached had already been jollied to other parishes by ordinary manner in this match oil Tueed.y, when the
than eve) cornea tonsillar, Aeceeousodetiosa for Choi. that . the Act of last year. ILscleitiwitical matters were Dorchester Club won their first match in a very
apes to come with theirchildren, ac- either at this hours I exenspted from the operation of the Ante, and the pay- hollow fashion. Tbe home elan wont first to the
or Mr. YOrd'a in town. . f meet of titbits. the right of buriai, ff.c.. dm, would be wickets, but three wicket+ fII before the 20 was on.
Paanirons•Houu il ODD Mlle from Poole, 9410••"1 , unaffected by any order under thee' Acta, which F. B. Fisher (who went is first) and the captain (J.
!busted, and well edaptei for the purpore : whom the
armlet care and &imprisons may be railed OD, end will be r'u_ ....,li •__,,___ot alict,..mbool diatriete without the °Awns of Fudge) mode • good Mend, and some good, herd, and
clean hitting was displayed by both, the firmer mod-
coaftently keel opes, in order ti accommodate, at all •°,•,:,..766,""air .listr ti.
sedans. I ' &mit with were 11 in number, via , inn the bail beyond the boundary three or four timed.
• • nine in the BridpOrt 111010 a, and two (Corm .mbe and Biddleoombe at last succeeded in sending Fade. back
By the way, do either
Poweretock) le the Beamtneter Union. The church. by a good ball. Mr. Fisher was soon afterwards out
.of my reader. pores' any
stray copies of the VlO/001111 Journal when It was in wardens and overseer, Of WI reeponetive pariebes pro- in an unfortunate manner (the second time this mason),
tte juvenile year,? I believe the proprietor would he dotted their CDDVD, and explained the position of the the ball striking. him and drooping on to his wicket.
willing to give • fivey prim for • copy of "Number various detachedsad projecting Portions, also furnish- His ••"0„ wwwa 36. beading two fours and two
iv The jaws., first enlightened the "Ad he the lug the Inepeotoe wan ranakninan an an She sees, arm, and were Ira in the 604001 nanally brilliant
yes. 1714 I maniacs, ramble vales. In, Imaks. a PIMINOI was bowled al his phd for Musa

The action of the Maryiebone Committee about the
present so-celled illegal bowling 800CIIS of doubtful
wisdom. To leave the whole matter to the decision
of the umpire t. sorely to lay rather too grave a
responsibility on • class of men who are perhaps,
all England over, not trite so sure of their duty an
at Lord's. If the Co omittee had decided to return
to the old rule, that eh, bowler's hand at the moment
of delivery must be below the shoulder, well and good;
the law would practically taboo all the best bowlers. in
&gland. but it would at 1-sat be simple enough. The
real duff t'.encep betwesn bowling and throwing consies
in the Act of the wrist at the moment the ball is
delivered ; and how, save when the bowling is over the
wicket, is the umpire to detect this while the erring
land is practically hidden from 'him by the bowler's
body? As • matter of fact, throwing is almost
Incompatible with a round-arm delivery, and would,
I moreover, on • good wicket, be let easier for the
batsman to play. A throe, has qo " brriskiqg " power
In IL—World.