The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10 00:00:00

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Goon PgwlG Strut= Portland
fishermen, when fish have been mares all Citesll Bomb,
have ocethionally estended their fishing visit. Moog the
mast of the West May, ail far as Abbotabery and Britt-
Port. Whenever they bare visited tiwyre, they simile
find a very wraith reception from Ore fishermen there—
which they desire publicly to acknowleds•—• very
gratifying answer to the old adage that ''Two of a
trade never agree." May such good feeling show itself
more and more, especially at these times, when the
keenness of ecruipetition endangers pleasant reletion" nO*
Wien thou who are working hard for their liveMbood.
Cumairr.—W. A. A. V. POIITLLND C. C.—The return
mtheh waa played on Wednesday, on the Verne. Ths
Athletics won the toss and mot in Messrs. Moberta and
Destiny, who succeeded In miming up • mere of
more than 40, with et-oeterae, before they were parted.
Mr. Hanger, in bin usual artistic and conquering style.
batted remarkably well, and added an extraorileary
number of rune. The total of the Athletis first
innings was 128. The bowling and fielding of the
Portianders is stated not to be very good, as they gave
the Athletes some 40 odd widen, Mo. The Portland
Cricket Club followed ; but only succeeded in gaining
57. In this innings the long-stopping of Mr. Warren,
woe much admired, ea be scared) let any byes slip. The
Portlanders then followed their innings. and about 30
runs were scored with the loss of mix wicket*, red if the
Athletes had been slowed a quarter of an hour longer,
they aspect to have bowled out the Portland/es for leas
in the two inning* than the Athletes gained in one.
The gentlemen who subscribe to the funds of the
Athletes must be much gratified at their continued
success. As the Portland club did not bring their entire
eleven the number was made up by the military. On
the part of the Portland club, Mr. Moore may be
mentioned as having bowled very well. The Athletes
were the victors, the game befog decided by the first
Mr. nand& bowled well for the Lthleteu
Subjoined is the wore.
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Roberta, b Moose ..
Lannlny, run out..
itarkuvr. b Moore ..
O. b Moore..
H. Johnson, b Moore
8. Johnson,
Mayen., b McLean
Mal.. run out
Worrell. t. Wore
BUTTlngtott, not out..
I, Wore..
Biagi.% leg byes 3, wider ..

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40671.4114.
Peacock, b Dom b Fox .. 8
b !fancy •0 b Hanger 0
Warwick, be 1 er b Ilanger I
McLean, c and b Langur 0 c !langur .. 3
Stuart, I, Doming • 4 b Hanger.. 0
Sullivan, run out .. not out .. 0
Clocker, run out 6
Kay, not out • 1 by Fox • 0
Beaumont b 1 kap r 0
Byea 8, log bye. 5, widos 2 9 Byes 8, Irides 3.. 11

Onuirry Pen Benton, Wrtmount, Mouday.—
Del..n: ft. IT. Eliot.
Frampt,os was charged with liteging a leer of
&swan, the property of Peggy Nero,. of We4ofl, Porththa.
on the 23r1 or 24th ult. Prowecutris left the article in her
hoot men on the night of the 2314, and in the morning
mheed it, when she came do.") stair. One day last week the
eaw them on the well of Frantptee's garden, and took them
away. and glue them tothe police. There wee no TWOe nil the
clothing ; hot eke knew It by n piece let in.--.Beri6t. Freeman
asked for a remand YU , for the production of further
evidence, and this SW ogres 4 to; but ixtioner was admitted
to ball.