The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-10 00:00:00

XALIDIN NAWTON.

Mart ART Fogglau—Several hundred people from
the surrounding neighbourhood assembled on Friday
afternoon last to Pay a last token of respect to the late
Sergeant-Major Freestone, of the 13th Hussars. The
late sergeant had been for nearly a yvar the per-
manent drill.instructor of the Melbury Troop of the
Dorset Yeomanry, and, through the 'airtime of Mr.
W. Rsadall, surgeon of the troop, arrangements were
made to give deceased the honenn of a military
funeral. By permission of Major Brough a detach-
ment of the Royal Horse Artillery from Dorchester
atteaded, the gun carriage on which the coffin
was borne being in charge of Sergeant Jones. The
procession was headed by the heed of the 3rd Dorset
Battalion (by permission of Captain Matthias), under
Drues-Mar Laois. playing the "Dead Mara," from
" Saul." The procession was composed of friends of
the deceased (some carrying beautiful wreaths),
suceseded by the Melbury Troop, after whom followed
Sergeant-Major Robson, Colour-Sergeant Riney, and
Sergeant Brie, of Dorchester. One of the most touch.
log parts of the procession was the deceased's charger,
Led by two members of the yeomanry. The funeral
service was impressively read
py the motor. On
entering the church the orgaaist ayed Handel's "I
know that my Redeemer liveth, and on leering the
" Dead March." The iimmandant of the Molbury
Troop, Captain Brymer, kindly ordered refresh-
menu to he provided for the military at the White
Horse Hotel. The whole of the arrangements were
most effectively carried out by Sergeant-Major Webb,
of Dorchester.

CRICKEZ—BLANDPORD r. POOLE.
A match between thee two clubs was played on the
ground of the latter at Poole on Wednesday last, and
attracted considerable interest. The visitors were the
victors in the first innings, but in the second time
would not allow of the Poole men finishing, or it
looked likely that • different complexion might have
been put on the game. At the same time it is only fair
to remark that two or three of the best men of the
Blaadford team were absent, their Pieces being
supplied by volunteers from the on-lookers. The
ground was exceedingly lively, as several of the
players found to their most. Mr. Fred Pearce, of the
Poole eleven„appeared on the ground with • pair of it is necessary, during hot weather, to advotd beverages
bawd' ally-illustiaated eyes, the remit of an attempt likely to beat or stimulate the system_ Cocoa, deprived
daring practice the pre, ions evening to stop a bell of the superfluous oil r and guaranteed absolutely pure' is
oan Others of the wielders of the willow
a moat soothing. eastaininkr and refreshing beverage. Be
with his D sure that you net Cadburys Cocoa Essence when you ask
either got rapped over the knuckles or saved the for it, es imitations are often pushed by shopkeepers for
wicket.kuper all trouble by receiving the ball in their the sake of extra profit. Makers by menial appointment
etomacha One of the Blandford um. wbil• pursuing to the Queen.
the leather, fell down, and lay on the ground some liouowar's PILISI AND Ontritiary—Biliona affections,
time, the result of • " crick " in the side. But the with all their concomitaat annoyances incluCed by
worst end meet serious socident occurred to Mr. H. stmoephrric chenges. Of LOO liberal diet, should be
C. Gregory. who was hit in • very delicate part, and eh-orro at once, or sesioue cute/queue* may ensue
west down as if he had been shot. He lay senseless ,
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eyesight dimmed, and his head &say, accompanied by a
for some time, end brandy having hue administered, disinclination for all exertions, physical or mantel. he
be was carried to the tent. He got better as time __ _-- be quite sore that he is In immediate need of some
went on, but of mune could take no further part in BRIDPOBT. attentive Jooticias Let him at 04104 mod for a box
the game. The bowling wee terrific, and to an of Holloway's Pile • mild course of whidt will remove
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of the Station Hotel, who esters fog the Poole Glob, ' was broken, when a dimoloured niece of Pew was "17.1.14/IZaro7., :ad Sun ma for
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