The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01 00:00:00

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Smith, b W. Browne-7
11 T Torkington . 4
Hayter, c Torkington 1 o Torkington . 4
Greaves, bJ. Browne . 5 a Viaard . . 30
Coventry, bJ. Browne . 0 c aud bJ. Browne 13
Urquhart, bJ. Browne . 3 bJ. Browne. . 7
Candy, bW. Browne . 4 not out . . 16
Corbin, run out . . 0
Bayly, run out . . 10 bJ. Knight . 5 I
Wareham, b Ames . . It not out . . 10
Woodford, not out . . 17 bJ. Browne . 6
Baveratock, bW. Knight 1
Byes 2, widen, 3 . . 5 8.1, w. 2, lb. L 4

72 99
In consequence of the shades of evening coming on,
the game, which was very evenly contested, ooald not
be played out.

SALISBURY.

MUSICAL.—The Rev. Dr. Rayne, of QaPen's Collesre,
and Merton, Oxford, has chosen Master Frank Spinney,
second son of Mr. T. E. Spinney, the Paragon, and
organist of Wiltoo, as his assistant organist.
PARISH OF SAINT MARTIN.—A sermon was preached
on Sundry morning, by the Rev. Sub-clean Eyre, and a
oollection of £7 86. 2d, made in aid of the funds of the
Salisbury National School.

NATIONAL SCHOOL. —The Very Rev. Sub-De,
Eyre, preached a very able sermon from Acts xx, 35,
on Sunday, the 23rd ult., at St. Martin's Church, in aid
of the funds of the above school. The collection
amounted to il 8. 2d.

WILTSHIRE-15th 11-V.C.—G. L. Cartwright, Gent.,
to be Lieutenant, vice Bradford, promoted; G. V.
Cooper, Gent., to be Honorary Assistant Surgeon.
17th R.V.C.—Ensign E. B. Merriman to be Lieutenant,
vice Thompson, resigned.—. Friday's Gazette.
PROVIDENT DISPENSARY—On Sunday, the 23rd ult.,
the Rev. Chancellor Eddrnp preached a very eloquent
sermon in the nave of the Cathedral, hi behalf of the
above praise.worthy institution. The Rev. Chancellor
took his text from Matthew xxvi, part of 22n4 verse,—
"Lord, is it I?' The collection amounted to upwards
of 216.

TAILORS' FEAST. The 20th annual treat of the
knights of the thimble took place on Monday, at the
Old Castle, near Salisbury. About thirty sat down to a
sumptuous dinner, tea and supper, and invitations
were accepted by their friends, which made a goodly
pasty and they separated before nightfall.

IRISH CHURCH MISSIONS TO TB/ ROMAN CATHOLICS.
—On the morning and evening of Sunday, July 23,
sermons were preached at St. Paul's Church, Fisherton,
by the Rev. D. 0. Harrington, in aid of the funds of
the Irish Church Mission Society. The collections
amounted to £6 13s. On Monday evening, a public
meeting was held at the Council House, under the pre-
sidency of the Rev. A. B. Handley.
THE WIMBLEDON R.IFLE Mum:Kt.—Sergeant &MST,
of the Ist Wilts, won one of the Alexandra prizes, value
£l5. Private Robbins, also of this earns, won a Rigby
rifle, the association badge, and £5. Colour-Sergeant
Graham, of Trowbridge, won a Rigby rifle, badge, and
£5, and Eosin Hitchoock, of Market 'Arington, a prise
of £3. Sergeant Clarke, of Devises,won one of the £2O
Alexandra prises.

COUNTY Parry Saserotra, Tueaday.—Present, E.
Hiaxman, Esq. (eliairman), Rev. E. Duke, James
Hussey, and W. Pinckney, Peqs.—Caroline Hobbs, a
servant in the employ of Mr. John Huddle, of the
Bustard Inn, near Salisbury, was charged with stealing
a quantity of soap and tobacco, from a drawer, in the
bar. Prisoner having pleaded guilty, was sentenced to
3 calendar months' imprisonment, with hard labour.

FIRST WILTSHIRE VOLUNTEER. —A full dress
parade. for battalion drill, took place on Wednesday,
when the following corps were present :—Saliabury
No. 1 and 2, (2 companies), with brass band; Trow-
bridge, Warminster, Wilton, and Westbury. The
drill took plaos in a field near Mr. J. H. C.
Wyndham's Park, the inspector being Colonel
Brnoe. Afterwards the whole of the members returned
to the market-house where dinner was provided by
Mr. White, of the Choughs HoteL Dancing was
kept up till a late hour.

CITY Yarn Sammie, Monday.—Present, James
Flussey, F. Attwood, and T. W. Gilbert, &cp.—John
Sean l was summoned for assaulting Sarah Mould, on the
sth inst—Compainant stated that she was at the Royal
George Inn, Bedwin-street, on the evening in question,
and in consequence of the abusive language the defen-
dant made use of, she threw a cup at him. She after-
wards met him in Bedwin-street, when he struck her on
the eyes and mouth.—Witnesses were examined on each
side, and the Bench ordered Seel to pay El and 15e.
costs, or in default 14 days' imprisonment. The fine
was paid.—Mary Corbin, was charged with using
threatening language towards 'Emily Dimmer. The
Bench dismissed the case. —Mary Turner was NUM-
mooed for assaulting Jane Bishop, her sister, in the
pariah of St. Edmunds on the 19th July. The Bench
advised the parties to settle theme, and the defendant
to pay the costs, but this she refused to do, and Mr.
Hussey then said she mast pay a fine of Is. and costs,
or 7 days' imprisonment The defendant chose the
latter, and said, "Very well, sir, Pll go; I won't pay."