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

POOLS.
Megrim. DUNPORD LID Gig Trig, of Poole have
just erected • new barracks for the o.lvation 'Army
at Guildford, the total cost being £1.826.
Tilt &IBM ScgoOt. of the Prised's,* Methodist
Mapel celebrated its anniversary on Monday with a
tea, and afterwards an entertainment by the children,
and a number of addressee from msters of various
denominations.
TIN GIRLS of the Dorset borne had their annual
treat on Wedomittr Through the kindueee of various
tradesmen, they were conveyed in waggons to the
Sandbank., ace ',unaided by Ms. S milder'. the
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repeated matron.and the other officers. Here they were
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11),•••led with • capital dinner and ten, and spent a B. a Gregory's cricketing in this innings was •
ittay which all seemed thos.ughly to enjoy.
splendid display of 'chinos, and, as will be seen, be was
Tee
of the Wesleyan only one who could make any stand against
Chapel were held on Sunday last, when the Rev H.. I, Him hreY's tremendous bowling. I.l,Calle's catch
Soper, of Leicester, wee the preacher for the &Ir. at longP.sto off Luff elicited well-deserved applause, se
The rev. gentleman delivered • lecture on Tuesday on it w -g. as straight a. an arrow just over his head,
" Honest Hugh Latimer ; or "How the Canfle was lit
In England." Mr. G. Curtis prod as ded, and there w and aZi ma a Cannel] ball.
Foots.
a large audience present to listen to a very interesting
Ist Innings.
discourse.
Knight, e Blsodford, b H C Gregory
1) Outwear, D.R.V.--Orders for the week ending Cavelier. b Worose
July 14th :—Captain Stone, officer for the week; non. E Hill, c Sym olds, b It. C Gregory ...
commissioned offic..re, sertosit Cains and Corporal Humphrey. hR C Gregory
Talbot ; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thou- b C -egory
day. recruit drill, at 7.30 ; Friday, fulluirem parade, Johnson, I. it Gregory ...
C.rrer, Ric b C Grego-r
with haver.acks and gaiter',, for Colonel Steward's
Fenwitik, 0 Gulf C Gregor,.
inspecion, at 7 p.m.; Saturday, third-class firing.— McCogia, blt L; Gregory •••
Bt order, W. A. STOng, Coptain Commanding.
Peens, not out
Teriurga.—At the meeting of the Guardians of the C Hill, eA C bug. b Gregory
Poole Union, held on Thuroday, tenders were opened Extras
for erecting new vagrant wards, and the paving of the
two recreatione yer with Alderney fl .oring briclut.
The tenders were IN follows i—Mr. G. F. Knight—
wards, MG; flooring. £200; total Effild. Mr. G.
Chsffey—werds, £lO5 ; flooring, £100; total,
£595 10s. Mr. W. It. Curtis—wards, £380; fl Lo.ing,
£213; total, £543. Mr. I', J. Tilsed—ward., £376 10a ;
fl. g 146 ; total, £522 10s. Memo. Wisher (race
—ward., £357 12 . ; fl .oring ; £5OB Ida.
Mr. W. Pearc-y—wards, £455; and £l4 15.. for
bricks; tots!, £469 15.. Mears. J line and Guy—
wards, £254; flouring, £140; tots'. £194. M. James
Dunford—wards, £258; flooring. £73 ; total, 033. Mr.
Dtp,ford's tender ha. been eccepted.
Teuguitaaroing.—The thunderstorm, which passed
over here on Monday night, was very severe. The
weather had been excessively hot and c rise all the
day, and towards the evening ominous black clouds
b.gan to rise up. About nine the storm began t
make Itself known, and in • couple of hones it was at
Its height. The rain poured down in torres's, the
lightning wee one of continued aeries of brilliant amine
ef all colours, while "Heaven', artillery," which
must certainly have included some 81 Conners, kept
up an unbroken volley. Tole lasted up till about four
In the morning. It was more severely felt at Park-
stone, still more at Bournemouth, and at Christchurch
it was declared to be something aweinspiring. Old
sailors, who had been abroad and skeet...id many
• storm say they never taw anything to equal the
ligittuir:g of Monday night. We have not heard of any
damage, although rite more violent claps of thunder
made many an old house sh .ke.
A NAUGHT! OLD Gim..--filusen Ricketts was
charged at the Polioecourt, on Monday, before Mr.
G. Currie and Mr. IL Farmer, with having been drunk
in the public streets on the Saturday evening previous.
—P.C. John Horn proved that she was in the condi-
tion alleged against ner, and that he saw her home;
but no sooner was his bock turned than she wa, out in
the streets at am, her I ,st condition being worst than
the first. Her u.band, who was in C out, sold he
C mid do nothing with her. The age of thi goy young
lass was stated to be ab oat midway between 60 and
70, and this woe her second interview with the repro-
sentstives of justice concerning such matters. The
magistrates now imposed • fine of 21s. and gets, the
flue being made • guinea to enable them tu give her
at extra week at Dorchester as an alternative. As
she had not the money, and her husband sternly
refused to pay, she h.' gone on a visit ti the Castle
at Dorchester for 21 days, where the authorities will
kindly provide • waoh-tub and flat irons for her

Rt. ANDFORD.
lit 111.0U4i.
G Warren, run out ...
RC Or gm , b Hemphr-y
H II Lull.. Ike b Knight
HO It Overdo, c Carpenter, b Hill
H Browne, run out
RSr twaxds, b Hurophre, •••
F Blancifeni. h Humphrey ...
filupp. b Humphrey
J Ornery, lUD out
A C L iff, h Humphrey
F Ball, b Humphrey

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It will memo from the above that It. C. Gregory did
the whole of the bowling, and the Poole eleven only
enomedsd in malung half a oentory off it. We nadir.
stand he la a profeidonal.

BL•N DFOR D.
2 id Inninge
Gregory, cE Hill. b Humphrey ...
R U Gregory, rowed hurt ...
Warren, b Knight ...
ML a,b Mali
IL &chards, run out
R Browne, b Humphrey ...
F Blandlord. c Knight. b Humphrry
A t: Lud, b Hill ...
H Suatiap, not out ...
F Bell, lbw, b Knight ...
Kum

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The bowling. it will be noticed, on the put of the
Poole men wee remukably on the wicket, there being
only one leg-bye.

Poo.
2ad
Humphrey, b Warren ... 5
Carter, b Warrrn •, 214
Usrpenter, b Warren ... • 12
Z Hlll. oat oat •

It being half-past six, stamp. were drawn; but
Poole, it mast be admitted, had began well.

A PRISTII IV TROUBLE—Ad the same C inrt •
',num fellow named R-eves was charged with being
drunk and doing wilful damage. It appeared he lit
his sitnatioo some eight months ago' MO. not having
been able to procure another, this preyed upon his
mioci. 04 the Saturday he went home and proceeded
t break up his m ither's furniture, or, in the words of
the tea :0, to craven ii into "Pie.' HU, mother <lid
not wish to prow the rase, 111114 he was diacharge I, the
macietratesi promising to help him to some empl ay-
meat
lire is POOLE—A Gamut. who gave hie name ae
William ttwood, age i 46, and ids address as Poplar,
Loudoo, was charged with b dug drunk and liner Icily,
doing wilful dowses, and committing an samoult. The
last-named was not prea.ol. On t•aturday night ho
went into the " Jolly Bai or, " and met there some girl.e
and their •• fancy men' whom wom he treated IA long as
hi. money lasted. When it had gone the usual result
1141 wed;. it was roughly intimated to him be had
better follow euit. A row ensued an ihe was put out,
but not before he had struck the landlady, Mr..
Scrann. When he was outside, as &revenge he thrust
his fist through three panes of glass eighth of an loch
thick. The police wan sent for, and P., !. Lee took him
into cu.to:iy. His band was dreadfully cut, and he
waa so weak fr im let .d blood, having cut an artery,
that be could scarcely walk to the etation. Dr. Turner
had to be called in to dress his wound-. His defence
was that he knew nothing about it. The Bench
endeavoured to assist hie recollection by lining him
for his eiploit the Polll of altogether El 13.. 21.
thimble to pay, he was ace ,intoodated with 21 days.
AN AMISH I.ODOEIL—At tho Police-court, .ot Wed-
nes lay, before Mr. H. Farmer sod Mr W. Western,
Minnie Sanndera, an importation from " the Gem of
the See," 19 years oil an! married, but deserted hy
her hush ind, who had found "life not worth He-
ir g" in her company, was brought up in custody
charged with aesault and damage. The prieiner with
her sister, a girl .4 15, who contemplates matrimony,
lodges at a MIT. Cuusin'e, the complainant, in Drak.-'s.
alley. We 13,lieve that Mrs. Sauridera eutertaiiis
great objections to the propos 1 step. on the put ..1
her sid.er, while Mrs. C 'aims holds cliff :rent views.
Berme, word.. 0. Monday, Minnie, who is rather
fond "ov • drop ov the cr.tur, " came home
rather the worse fr..rn th, quantity she had imbibed,
the 01,1 grievance avow, and the pria.n.r in the c .uras
of the squabble struck her landlady in the face. For
this • summons was taken .o.e. against her, and on
Tutioday she was served with it. On Mrs. Cosine
leaving her house for • short time, that day priener
smashed her clock. A warrant was applied
for, but on the constable arriving to serve it Minnie
was in bed, and obstinately refused to get uo. How.
ever, on the is metsbas threaten or to wrap her In the
be clothes and carry her to the station, she consented
to dress. She now expressed her contrition, and was
fined El 41. 6d, but allowed a month to pay in.

THE DORSET e)UNTY EXPRFSS AND AgnitIIII.TI'RAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1883.

murder mem it lithe fashion. Any seaman or flab. r- THE EDUCATION ACT. BATHING FATALITY
man who f r wards this shall be rewarded. Mrs. D/0M INOM DECISION. Mr. H. It. Allan. town clerk of s ,utt, Wald. wag acci-
dentally drowned whilst bathing at that
_place on Yonder.
Jiirgenr, in nor Ural,' Duihy
Old-nburg, Furetenthom oh. Had I
The Quote' Bench Division on Thursday. by two judges The h sty was afterwards rec,vered. The deceased was
known hrm
to have bet. a inu. leting Lloyd I should n t have to one, affirmed that school &midi could not recover only 47 years old.
from parents in the County-coat fees for tbe educatton
come by el•i:. Weiser." of their children. The London School Boards flare
A " LITERAIT ."
BCD.—Harry Dsar, painter. h notice of•
log from liosioitlehirv. was charged on Tueslay with
being •Iruult it, the 2nd Mot The magistratea a. re
Dr. Hay and Mr. li.ovelL P.isoner !leaded not
gulity. P.C. Forder said he found him at 11.30 p.m.
lying on to steps of the Literary Instittve. He wee
drunk and a cr..wl ills manner was
indecent, and he cursed and swore. Witnem requested
hint to go aw sy, hut ho relur..rd and attracted •
crowd. Sergeant Hamar I pr .red that priso or was
drunk winso brought to the motion, end that be =pie
use of bad language. refusing ti give his name and
address. The bench fined him 2.. 6 Laud CI. costs,
In default of which be was sent to prison for seven
day..

LEAP PROM A RAILWAY TRAIN.
On Friday morning. a mileoner aimed Catherine
mossais,d. wbo wee being taken from Stafford Gaol gibe
tried at Hanley Quarter Smaiona. made • daring attempt
to eacene from toe custody of the warden. Sbe was
handcuffed to other prlsooers, but complaining of Illness
her lunds were liberated. As the train approached
Trenthsm .be deliberately leaped from sad was after-
wards found on the line fearfully injured. She was cm,.
rayed to North Staffordshire Infirmary in a dangerous
oondition.