The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-11 00:00:00

DOG MOTT AT lIIIIIIPORT.

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The Bridp .rt and County Dog Show, whilst one of
the grand .4 speculations ever ventured op .n in the
locality, already promises • success beyond that hoped
for by the originators in the outset. The rules and
regulations, together with the " grand " prise list just
handed IP, conveys an idea of the magnitude of this
the finite:Albinos of sp ,rting and other doge ever held
in the county of Dorset. It may not be gsnerally
known as yet that several hundred p rands will be
offered in this dope, tment, in a hdition to • due
valuable silver cups, and the temptation t pos-ese the
latter especially will be a great inducement to the
.wners of good dogs to übtale fame for their f .v.rurites.
rbe show is organised on a broad and c rniprehensive
basie—under " Kennel Club" Rules—sod we trust to
see numerous entries and • collection of the beat dogs
the county is capable of producing. It is important '
to exhibitors to WNW that the " feeding " and' bench-
in.' .111 be by Sprats's patent, and that a comfort-
able and airy etone building is at the dispwal of their
favourites. -Dogs of all classes—British and foreign,
from the it ibis meanff and bloo .hound, down to the
toy terrier and poodle, will be on view. After glancing
at the name of the president, end those of the long list
of patrons, c rmprident Jodie', committee, and inde-
fatigable escret•ries, it is plain that it only requires
the dee-tying patronage of the public from all parts of
the county--evrin of the country—t enable this
speculation to be chronicled as • complete SOCOOSe.
• railway companies are meeting the project fairly,
and we deem wisely, by arranging special cheap I
excursions on the days of the show. qbe name of the
Right Hon. the Karl of Eldon appears's " President."
and the list of petrons include" the Popular names of
Most Noble the Marquis of Salisbury, 'Lord Wolverton,
Lord Alington, Lord Witaborne, Sir M. H. Nepean,
Bert., Hon. W. FL B. Portman, M.P., Greornal Pitt.
Riven, John Floyer, Esq., EI.P. J. P. F. Oundry,
Esq., a R. F.aqubanion, }al., the Mayor of
Bridport. lc. The Chairman of Committee is C.
Edmunds, Es. (el-Mayor), and included in the list
of committee is Mr. A. M. Broodier (Arabia late
counsel). The show will be held on the 3rd end 4th of
• October nest. At the last moment I learn that Lady
Oglander is • pogroms., and that the name of Yawl
Digby *posts In the list of patrons.

WINHORNII.
WAx.woaits.—On Monday " Purchase's" travelling
rthibation of wax-works was imtablished in a &Id near
the railway atatioa, and received • very fair amount
of Patronage.
Pa.,ISH AVI,AIRS.—We hear that the mandamus Ins
St Illat arrived, and in all probability a pariah meeting
will be held on next Thursday, the 1312 tnet., when it
is auppond many of the interested parishioners will be
prenot to take pert in the proceedings, which, doubt
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lets, will be el an interesting nature.
THR MINSTER OROAM.—The organ has been silent
now for several Suudays, and though, through the
kindness of the Rev. M. Fairbank, we bays had •
good harmonium, the congregation will, no doubt.
Oa fly welcome the mellow sound and "deep diapason"
of the organ again. The interior state of the organ Irail
dirty and foul beyond expectation, and we are glad
that so necessary a work, even m ire uocessary than
we had at first imagined, IVY taken In hand at *POO
when attention had boss coiled to it. Sobscription
liata are open as both banks. Something like £25 Is -- - -
still required to complete the amount which the repairs To tas Vigor.
will coat. Sir,—I am pleased with the suggestion of a Visitor
THa MinnTRIR—W• must tall the attention of those to Upwey, end should be glad to see the idea carried
who attend the daily morning service at the church out. It would be a pleasant change from the glare
to the circumstance that "net as service begins the and heat of the roads and walls, as well as beautify
north choir aisle door will be liked, and entrance thin already pretty village; and, like • "Visitor." I
must then be made by the north porch door. This thall be happy to give my pound to this object. But
is unwillirgly dose, but the Influx of 'numerous I fear the "Visitor" did not tarry long in Upway, or
and irreverent visitors during service bad become an he (or she) would have discovered that the "Lords
Intolerable nuisance ; not only did they stroll about and 'Aquino" do not give trees or anything else for
the church while preyers were being said, as if they the improvement of the place. And if anything is
were in a picture gallwy or surmount, but they even done it is usually for the improvement of the rich
would ascend to the very Presbytery, and gaga around man's property, while others help pay for it. But
them In utter defiance a c ~omen decency. It seems there ars other matters more urgent than planting
sad that people should so far forget themselves, and trees. How about the water? Nature sends two
allow th.inaeleas a behaviour in God's House, streams of good water into the 'Ware, east end west,
which they would Dot tolerate for • 1110111111 A la Um& 'sore than enough for every hod/. yet! will Pkoilsoll•
ova eay masa to point oat • Tillery with KW savaltheiwc

ls' Innings.
J R dor.. b Dr.lte
G Hasa .m, lbw, b Elbow
N Ms ii i.
E Drakv, b Davis ...
J Gi bBbaw...
F Wi.ch. b Shaw ...
8 Sarnia b 8 •-
swler, a t ous ..„
U b E 411i4
A Ryan. b
T Adams. b Ssir

e Pridh,w. h Mavis 0
.10 bCr crh ... 20
3 not at ... 7
.. 5 not out 9

5 ;7.;;;in•n. S law 9
.. 3 c Crotch. b Lbake 4

i Extras

35 51
Ma. H. 0. Cammumis ELEVEN v. Mo. F. J.
Baows'a ELIVIM. Tlits match wav played at
Weym .uth, and r.,u111 in an easy victory for Mr.
rh• 1,. wk.* team. mainly through th• excellent
b .wling of Mr. A. Cr, .cser, who took six wickets for
tan rout only. Subjoined are the scores:—

MR. CRADDOCK'S TEAL
A Cracker, b McDonald ... •••
C McKindm, b McDonald ...
C Smith, uDt. ••• •••
A B at. c and b Brow— ..•
WC Cnadd,..cle, e 8 orar, h CActuthars
H Cm% at Apra, b Brats.— •••
8 Bro et Azad, b Brsgre..
H W Costopton. st Avid. b Bruit*
P Bid, e sod h Carruthers ...
H Mooning, not out .•. •••
Edbr, di, run out ••• •••

Ma. F. J. BRAWN'S ageism.
lit Pawnee. 2od Innings.
1.1 8 Bragg+. b C.:macre .. U b
YJBc• au. b Crocker ..
M McDonskl, bCr,ckil g not out
All .rrattrer.• h B •G ...
E B Borth. b Brit ... 12
I Agord. b 801 t... ••• •• •
Meeanly. b Ceram' ..• •..
0 Tooter. b Crocker ..•
8 Boner& it Eibr•rok •••
J Itttressoo, not oot • not out ...
L Storey, b Brooker •••

39 12
KINGSTON PARK T. Nicw FORIST.—This match was
played at Lyodhurst on It.. 20 h and 30th of August,
sod resulted in a victory f.ir Kuilet a Park by an
inuin.:s and six rune. Mr. Druitt bowled 10 wickets
I.; 41 rune, and Parmenter 10 for 46. The sc Res were
as follows :

KINGSTON PAIL
Mr J A Fort. b Blator.•• ••• . . ... 13
Mr E Kmdoroley. b Togo ... • 14
Mr U Dimas, e Vow, h Blake: 15
Pacto.toor o 887k..b T•Atgo... ...
Mr W 0 li.wkDi.b Tunas ... 7
Mr U J Drunk b Rl•kor • ..
Mr R Wynverd. c Vosse. b Tongs 41
Mr K A Nimes°. b Doplcools ... 9
Kr C Indocile!, not out M
Mr I) Monis, b Bitter_ • •
Roo E Cuter, e Reale, b Tongs ...

1

1111

Nzw FORINT.
I.t Inaba@ 2ad lanaga
Mr F W Pomba% b Pamenter 3 h Parmanar... ... 1
Mr c Sykes, b Bruits... ... b Bruit% . 6
Mr C A Padeock, b Dratt ... 4 a and b Brant .. 1
Mr 3 W SNIDSII. e Par:mentor
b Gnats ..• 5 c Fort, b Parminter 1
Mr JK T b Partnester 3 b Brutal .. 3
Mr W C Blakey, a Patioenter,
b Druitt 3 b Drultt . . 17
G Mal/ma a Morris. b
•P rausater . • ••• ... 7 o Druitt, b Paraso-
-1

Mr IR G Pomber. e Kin4onlol.
b Druitt ... 0 o and b Pennant/or— 3
Mr 0 R Rand* b Fomenter 9 b Droltt ... 10
Mr W Gllloneb. b Porraentor 0 not out ... 5
Mr W K Vokae, not out 1 b Parraenter... ... 10
txtras 21 Ettrat •15

ABBOTSBCRT C.C. v. M. G. SAMSON'S BLUM.—
This match Mae played at Longhredy on Tueeday last,
and resulted as follows. Boom
:
Ma. G. Ssison's
Ist tunings lad Innings
Nutting, run out ... 0 c Wren. b Ferry ... 0
b Miafield ... I b Ferry ... 0
Samson. b Misurield . . ois Fort b Ferry ... 2
Burrows. 4 S J Msnield,
Maafirld .•• ~. 2 b Ford .•• • 1
.1 Van.. ran out. 0 lbw, bratty... ..• 0
lilsarkios, run out ... 4 Bartlett. b Ferry 0
A Via., aS Arnold, b Man-
field •.. •. 0 run out ...
Warren. e 13
Ferry , , ... 2 a Stickland. b Ford
Wham b Itsnitald ... I not out Is
Piton. not out . • .. I b Wren .. 3
BE Vitt*. b 0 e Stickiest b G

ABOOTIMUST.
W H Tissficid, rue oot •.. •••
DeWitt, c White, b Sunoco •••
Stickland c h &motet ...
8 .1 Maul Mild. e Nattioc b Stamm
Ferry. h &menu._ ••• •••
.1 Arnol4. b tioutson ••• •••
Fwd. b Burrows .• •.. • ..
ChM ran out ... ••• •••
WrsD. out out
8 Arnold. b Borrows ••• •••
Huteblogs, b Burrows •.. •••
Tatra'

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