The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-30 00:00:00

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a eapitaltall from min Elora Mi.
an 0; his oomrade, however, was more fort
and after scoring 2g. Wras caught out by Mr. T.
Lang, to the %bowfin of Mr. Read. The same
gentleman .pee 4y se ed Sergeant G. I.: ''Lang.
who scored Lk P ate H. Lan caused the cividiana
In abh diftioallty, nook g t4i 11c just where ke,
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plimsed,U defy g e ry tempt on, the Part of
the
.ibonle to ditplece bis at t 5 for a consider- .
aide time; eit„,After Anaissi•• ntscorts-of 73,-lhe toi
calved his quietus from Mr. T. Lang, who, after
much manceuvring, delivered a ball straight at his
wickets. Private Slade also made some good play,
giving the bowlers and fielders much trouble, but
was ntiteritioniTit bettrfrogltrottt
by Mr. T. Lang, but nob umore he had made a
score of 29. The play of the remainder was but
indifferent l and-le- oms-aso-donbt snainly owing to.
the splendid play of Privates H. Lang and• Slade
that the civilians might attribute their defeat.
After the game was over,_ the cricketers and their
friends sat down. to 'a repeat provided by Mr.
Marsh in his usual good style, and the e,,ening was
passed in mirth and jollity.
ACCIDENT.—Aa Mr. Colon, butcher of this town,
was riding a spirited mare at Broadway fair, On
Wednesday, from., some cause or other the animal
reared quite area% .threw bim backwards, and fell
on him, causing Ids thigh to be broken. Assistance
was promptly rendered, and the sufferer was con.
veyed home. • Media help wito; smiled in, ;and Mr,.
Coles is progressing as favourably as Pin be OnPeooo.
from the serious nature of his occident. ' r.,:
• WEST . GOKER.-.-Aotirmorn —On. Meader - in
accident of a oomenhat serious character owsurrad to
a sniffler iimitett William Brown, who had been '
married' only a fortnight 'previously. It appears '
that the poor fellow wasiplaying with some children,
when in running backwards he caterer a " trolly"
Which was in his way, and broke two of his ribs.
He was immediately taken bane, anil Mr. Parsins,'
aurgeon was quickly in attendance, and under
his treatment We are , glad to mai the • Poor
sugar's, is progressing favourably.
LOTOAtimals,.--:., camp.. Itqapait. AT STOOIIIIIIII4
NUB Tesirrion.—lnformalion Wit's 10001•134 et the
WOW" ~p,estatioOr.oF -Thecilar ,Wfeningix.tle '
swann.peas Day, residing at ntospunber,a 11 two
miles from the station, 1110 murdered' bet Infant child
Saperiatendegt Aye ppoomytod to the agos, iVa fingid
4 140444, 114444 4 110 ' house of Mit 'John ' •
lahOtaßge who. gap! Mu, :Ouse as Sareli &iv e. • fto
charged her with having...inuidered her infant AM'
She made, no reply, mid he then Selrth%seo, house.
the
cht a bud in AII II infinent. heediper men um
lifeless body 4 a., . • .apparently e Month old, with
ar
his threat owl. 44 possession of the child, and OM-
veyed the woman toile pOlice4tetion. On Thureda"
Mr, Valentine Glsolik chief constable of. Somerset,
et'lleede'd before the Retv..A.. F. Luttrell, at the
Willifpn Petty; Seances, andopikeifeoireniend until
that Say week, ow tbe ground that the prisoner Wei
not in • fit state to go through an, examination, and
also ' for the . purpose of . holding an Impost on the
body of the intent. The vemsod was panted. and the
prisoner will, in the meantime, be removed to Tarintory
gaol. Tbe affair had canned corotiderable consterna-
tion its the .neighbourheod, and 'piens; rnmoure ore
afloat. The principal mid most reliable one is that thp
woman is the Wife of • man named Saville, but ilii
for some time molded. with Day,..lv/ tr,__ihom she had the
sund ,ba questions &On Ahlite.t litre', itsi‘lge'r
to retain, the made 'away, with , nik "0 g
CO to him. If is also rumeared't ' she out It
Areal shis administered „white Ipsyd'' .ebbildy and
bad taken some herself, Init it ,hi- a' feet -t after this
deed was committed
.alie; attempted to throw berm!
over the stake. The ,nrieenerr, BM" 614 In endfedle
has remained in quite a Sullen and weak state, . sad took
sin notice whatever of the Ahem when read to her On
being remanded. liflie is about "40 years of age: • Noth-
ing., it appears, can be laid to the charge of the man
Day with whom she minded' suf the deed war onw-
mitted in his 'absentia. The resided, as
held on Wed-
nesday bof . hir.. W. W. Muackten, coroner for the
western ir '. •.0 the hountr- .. The Jury returned a
orolettA f.' ••er against the mother. •
.4: It4RE.=-MAPTI7I6 OF 6 WitALP,
.1294 filipcl4 night. ',at', nhnnt Z 4',olnekr 146 nintl;
ww•4 ,temee Rant and Jannis ' ,ornsey,ttefonabr. of
Worle, and the letter id 'Vire n4ittnisrVekt
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fishing at the Eb&n Meer, ali ch Is at '
Woodspring Hlllortion sodded, they beard& groaning
ncea,e, , and saw the water at • Abort distance off in
great commotion. They
..intaihdiatelt susposinid• that
it . was some large fish. ' They ', toned I Udall s
bettemed, boat which Mei** bot•Welie sli:o,lreePhig
the seaward aide; 10,004' to 6.11'0 IYO *hp fistron
shore an] on arrivingitearlV else it made a dive and
forced itself some feet in the mud. The water was shaffoir,
and r after the tide ho reiriffrid i little the fishermen
fastoned.ar roynd . the iiiiinsihrele flns and made the
other ego .to the tihote, and by this Means kept it
seeare, until *Aide left it, and ,on the following dal
the accessory arrangelnents were made for taking it
to •Weston-superalare, a distance of Moonlit mhos.
The two men abovenamed endeavoirell to lbw tbe
monster to Weigen4risperflakei but only succeeded Is
towing it about a quarter of a soils.. .0n the follp,wing '
tide on Tuesday morning they were assiete-bY Seven;
boatmen; With flireerowing boats, and by such Melia
toned the Whale lsillii'Mightitraid Pier at Weldon-
auper-atare„ where, on the tidegoingouts a mews
sail tent was temporarily' erected over it, and a Arras
was mails' for -adlAsthb 'lsillicat-paltio, and a large
number visited the spot. The whale measures 22 feet
from the talint of the sine to the mid of tbe tail,. and
Just behind tbe fins .13 feat is circumferences The
fan of the teal spreads .6 feet ainebes and tinco!rease
Is sliptored to 'weigh answer& of 4 04 , g
BATII.—TAKING IT LITIRALLY.— A hols, well
known for her liberal support of our various load
charities, Was Milled on, talgildsPla moo, *pit poor
worruln, 'froze Holloway, who ~meetly .olikilui a
4.l4,batiet 41440.- •' VW litilly,.. of coarse, dnmieed,
the nature Isf' the Shimbisi.fer which neediest stM iris
nwennwl, ..
_rid *Ontirevlted ~ pat nu •thild't
knowre4O.filtrt% 'airvet,.'hittliathfica.--,
the scripture ~ _,r • her yesterday ' lut ;kW
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matter of 'Bothy leasuntaing his popiln.94, anWegt. ;4
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