The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-11 00:00:00

SW'AZAG&

TUE Potato dismal ban mad. its aPPaarance a t Swim.
and reveral other places in the hi. of Purbeck.

POOL',

Acatium.—A MASI named James Matthews attendoi
the Conservative meeting es the Antelope Hotel on
gmurday evening, and em he was leaving the AsseroblY
Room at the close of the proceedings. he by some es..,
or soother fell down about 11 steps of the staircase. He
rolled over and over and fell on the back of his heed on
the stones in the yard, injuring hionteU, but not
seriously.
TRIA DIIIO•ACIFUL ROAD AT Kum"; —For a length of
time the Wiroborne High Y ay Board persistently refueled
to obey the order of the Winthorne Bench to maks the road
}iodine from Constitution Hill to &turn° Valley Pottery.
but they at last advertised for tenders for acting the work.
The Board met at Wiintorne on Friday to open the
under., of which six hod been received, but for some
reason or another a majority of the members decided out
to open the tandem sad the matter was Will post
Marti', Nen& —The meninx match of the eeeon in
connection with Poole Cricket Club wee played in the
Aeld near the Wimbornaroed on Monday between so
eleven of the Poole Club and no aqua another of the
Wareham Club. The latttr team woo the toss and scored
35 for their first innings, the Pooleites making only 36, of
which Mr. String cuntributed 10. At the close of the
Aro innings the elevens and a few friendo sat dues to a
cold dinner in the pavilion. Hr. Jos Harris, of the Angel
Hotel, was the cower, and, as cuing, be gave groat astir
faction. The Warahandtom only moored JO for their woad
hula" looffas V for the Pools eliell• to pt. sod this

they did with the loss ot only four wickets. Mr. John
Donlon' pored capitally well, and scored no lets than
runs. The scores are as follows

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MiJULBAII CLUB
d; Reed, b Herbert -2 b Herbert . ..• 3
C. A. Bodle,e Butler, b H. Z.
Corbett • • .- bH. E. Corbett ... 3
jAmet Whittle,c ILD.Corbett.
b Ilerbwrt . 6 e Styria:, b Halbert 6
Juba Whittle. 11)W. H. E..
Corbett.. ... ••• ..• 1c H. I). Corbett, b)
Herbert „. ... 2
J. Carlan.l, b Herbert.- .. A tbr ors out Porto& 6
1' Whittle. b 11. E. Curbett: 7 to H. IC Corbett . 0
H. Otbriatiki, C ii. LI CorlNtt.
b Herbert 0 I. H. Z Corbett ... 0
11. Bennett, b U.K. arbett 2 n out
.1 .1. Clark, oot out 5 e Styring. I, Herbert 6
G. Thorne, thrnn st nut Butler 2 lb b Z. Corbett 0
P. b llerb,rt ... I b Herbert ... 1

POOLS CLUB.
A. Leverett, bJ. Whittle . 0 thrown out Substi-
tute • , 1
.1 Onnford. hi. Whittle 2 c If. idarland, DUNI 21
C. Hill, lbw, bJ. Whittle ••• 4 not out ... ... 0
A. R. Porton, b J. Whittle...
H. D. Corbett, bJ. Whittle... 1 run out, b Reed . 8
F. H. S. Strrins, bJ. Whittle 10 Dot out . . 6
W. Herbert.c Bennett, b Reed 2bJ. W hittle... . 0
J. B Smith. b Revd 1
A. Butler. hi. Whittle ... 2
H. C. Corbett, hi. Whittle...
1. Crate. not out ... ... 2

Perry SASsioNs, ThursdaY.—Dedoss Maws. W. D.
Dual..le and T. Slade.
Williams Bunten. • clay cutter, of Haniworthy, was
summoned for using disgusting, obslostie. and defsnistorY
language, calculated to provoke • breach of peace. towards
Mary Ann Battrick, wife of George Battrick, a clay cutter,
of Hainworthy, on the previous Sunday.—The woman
seemed as much to blame as the man. and the Bench
ordered them to pay their own costa, attd dismissed the
061.0.
Joseph Keynes, a butcher, was summoned for using
del amatory lanzusge ea:rotated to prov,ke • breach of the
peace, towards Charles Whittle, a traitor. on Monday
and Tuesday; and there was a cress summons em.in•t
Whittle for assaulting Keynes on the former day.—Whittle
said Keynes abused hint on Monday night, without any
Provocation, and on Tuesday morning he repeated the
abuse—Supt. Hunt said he saw the Parties near the
Police-station about quarter.past 11, on Mouday night
Whittle attempted to strike Keynes, but he prevented
him. He heard Keynes, who was the worse for liquor,
use very bat language, Whittle eats sober.—Keynes said
he asked Whittla for a light on Monday night and he told
him he could not •cooniniodato him with • light, but that
he could with • slap in the iii., and he then struck him.
—George Palley a butcher boy corroboraied.—Whittle
aked tor an adjournment to call aditioual wit... Name and
the magistrates adjourned the case fur a week.