The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-30 00:00:00

*nil fork, Etanth Drake ; End, amide, Christi's While ;
Srd. a bop, Jebel Hannan,. Extra, a hoe reek tor
Thomas Hillier and Mary Thomas.
Vitsgenstsl, ="lieetim fn sot le*a *5,1
siz serious's lit, lb., t Oalord ; End, 6s , Christian.
White .3rd: 45., Sneak Drake ; 4110, Ea , Samuel litieb.
land. Extra. le. 61,1. Frissoll.-4.1i1t0 of fruit, Ist,,
, 4L, Charles Sisley ; Ind, Se., MMus Vaster ; 3rd, 1..„
John Pitch.,; 4th, Is., William fripp:— Elem., Ist,
EL, Jolla Frissell—Bent hive of finny Lk St, Helmet
Oxford; Ind. Si., Henry House; ini rc, Getters
Honse.-15•4 war, 2... Nary Ass tier. Rank.
Mary Ortford.—Eket twelve round potato* let, 4a,
Thomas klatobeas ;lad, Ss, Georg, Mag. NAL
Es., Cherie. Drib; 44h. 1.., John Overt's. 221.11. Is.
rash to S,rah Drag, William Morris, aid JorTia,
v .0ber.—.13.3.1 twelve fluke kidney potatoes, /it, es,
John Better; End, Ss., Stephen Roberts; 3rd, 24 „
George Hie. ; 4th, 1.., 11 &Lehi Galore. Extra for
kidneys, Lk 3"., Wartime Morris; End, Es., Jobe
FrisselL—Best six persoirC 4... Christie& Whits;
2.4, 2.., Sarah Desks; fls, William Hart, jam..
4.h, Is., Georee /Wye,. six wrote, let, Is,,
Sarah Drake; led, 'l., Quietist Whit., 3rd, is., Mary
Oxford; AUL is., George ilaws-5e4 Ws
turnips, let, 3e., George Gibbs ; Ind, 2.., George haerll,
Srd. Is., James Morey.—Beetterelve underrronsd oaken.
Iss, 4... ;John Arsold ; Ind, h., Thomas Match...; Stfl,
Es., WWiast Rieiret ,ta • 4th, Es. Thomas Hastings,
Extra, Is. each lie S. Meet, and William Hart, jun.—
Bat two,. ..ad ouiens, lit, Is., Christina White ;
End, Se., Sarah Drake ; Std, Is., Charles Churchill ; 41111,
Is., Widow Thomas. Haiti. IL, Samuel Minn.—Ben
six leeks, lit, lls., Sarah Drake i End, EL, Christian
Whit.; 3rd, Is., Mary Oxford.— Bed twenty p. 4. .4
beetle, let, Ss., Christian Whit.; End, 3.., Sarah Drake.
—Best Sky pink of peas, 151, 3., George Ohba ; lid,
Ea. Joseph tick.,; 3.4 Is., Joseph fittott. —Rest Shy
eof Frew& or searlef r Isaacs ummer beans, lii. 4..,
... ; End, Se., Stephen Hobert' ; 3rd, Es., Wilhelm
Hark Ple• ; dth, Is., Jottrytt tuber. Extra, It. Charles
Churchal.-814 three heeds el ceublower, lat, St,
Thomas Maisham.—llest three hauls of robbego. Lt.
45., Joseph float; Sod, 3e., homes Bust, sesoiskiliard, Is. ,
Sarah Drake; 4th, b.. Christian White.-- OLIO.
belie, Is, Christian White.—Best three Waist of wry
anbsge, LL, 35., Christian White; End, 2c, &ran
Drake.—llleet three beads of winter peeps, IsS, SS,
William Morris ; 2nd, Is., Thomas Steyr ; led. Ilem
,4 Georg* Batt, just.--. Best three vegetable 20,
Se, Jobs Fr moll ; End. Es., Christiall Whits 111161
Mary Oxford—Best six stiles of rhe
Charles Churchill ; End, 2a., Jowly& V .I.
Lamb' Oxford.—Best nosiwy, fat, 4L,
234,3.., Samuel Stithhisd; 3rd, St. Jobs .
Estes, Is. melt to Phoebe Chalky, &my Wldie.
James Chaffey, tr Hoses, sad Jethro* .
ATHIELHAWPTM. Thiel VALI IP. Onus
Oman Ctos.—On Thursday a match was piped
between these dubs on the ground of the former, at.
Douala. Ts. Treat Vale gestlemen was the toft,
sad sent their oonents te the wickets and sfter some
steady play ,especially on the p•art of the Hest. E. Dishy
and J. Dominy, suesseded in making a %LI of IL
Treat Vale 'ho toadied the willow, but were diciestl
with a seise of 52, being 7 behind their opponents.
C.erne again took to batting, and en:seeded in reening
up 57. Th• Vale Club having 54 to go in against, west
to work in earnest, deform:a nu, if possible, to pull elf
11,. Enstob, which they did with the loss of See wickets.
Mr. Brown catered in his usual eseelknt style, and
there ware &Artist many querns on the grourd. Sub-
joined is thillsoore :

Ron. E. Diaby. b Brewer
Dominy, b Brewer -
!Symonds, b Persona -
Clarice, r

- 15 b Brewer -
- 22 Ib w -
- 2 not owl _ •

_ run out •
OrffiçbErewer -
Brooke, b Bmwer

• 0 a and b Parsons i
- 0 b Bre we? • 2
- 6 eS. Spier,. • 0

Fountain, b Brewer • • • 1 run out • • 6
Northover, b Brewer • • 0 b Brewer • - 0
Baulernyo, b Brewer- • • 0 b Parsons - 0
Rormen. not out • - • 2 b Brewer • • L
Darden, b Parsons - • •0 • Par.nss- - 1
Byes 3, leg byes 5, wicks 3, •11 87,1 b 3 •10

TIIXT VALI.

Parsons. h Griffis -

- • 1 rut est - •15

hlade, b Gritßs - - • • 2
Dira•era% banET tbl die 1: b Griffis - •
Brymer, lb w • • • - 1 a Fountain - I
Homer, a Fountain - • - 4 not out - • 11
Home, b Griffis - - • 11 not out -
B. Spicer, a Clarks • • • 0
Jazkaon. a Brook • - • b Grills • •

0. Anita r, C Fountain - 2
Harrington, not out • - 0 rue oei • • Q
Byes 4, leg byes 3, wides 6, •13 87,w 4, -It

WOODFORD.—Scoosit Deem —Ou Friday the
20th, R. K. Wilson, Req., coroner held an inquest
on the body of Walter May, aged 19. Deceased
went to hie teeth on the previous Wednesday apparently
In hie usual state of health, but during the night ha
called out to he mother for • light, and said his *oath
was so bad he could not lie doss in bed, and that by
tied pain at him sheet. He died moo afterwards.
Verdict "Died by the Visitetion of God."
FORDINGBRIDGIL—Thurn or Sign Coors. ESQ:
or Was? PAL—On Tuesday the 23rd, this selseased
gentleman breathed hie last at 1011, a town in Germany,
where he bad gone for the benefit of hie health,
Dommed was in Isis 34th year. The heir to theists**
is about &WM years of age. Several of the hadessess
of the town partially elated their shops.
BROADWINSOB.—W•srrox Ann Cana Am
—Eft Monday, August 26. • yoang men named
George Hoskins, of Broadwinsor, in pining • &A
econpuld by Mr. Deueary, who bed • valuably
donkey grating *area'. who without the slightest pro-
vocation, took up a large stow and threw it with
great force at the dickey's forehead, fracturing it.
skull He wee token before the magistrates as
Bramiaster on Saturday, and committed to gaol for
14 day.' bard labour.
SALISBURY. —On Tbunday, Await 25, a matt
and woman sealed Burch and Mither, pre issiott
themselves at Fisherion Church for the porno., if
being ponied. The clergyman and ohek were in
readiness, and the parties proceeded to the alter.
AI ibis moment, however an obstacle intereseed
tbe shape of Mr. T. Foot., the livothryin•LsW M the
bride, who stepped up and made a commusesseliam
to the clerk, who thee spoke to the clergyman, and
the result was an adjournment to the vootiy.
Foot stated that the woman wee his siater-iylaw,
and already married, arid her husband was still
living. This communication of course stopped the-
marriage. On coming out of church Bartle
made we of threatening la.giags to Mr. Foot, seyv
lug that "he would shoot him before Saturday
alibi^ The couple then went se by the siteareioir
train to Gosport. in the meantime Mr. Foot being
in bodily fear of Burch, obtained • pease vanish
against him, sad on his return in the wooing be
was apprehended and lodged in the polioe mastics
for that night. On Friday Burch was taken before
J. Gotha., Esq., and booed over is his own
aimless. of £lO, and two warot ce her of ZlO earr-sa
master, Mr. Gininglians of MiNord-biU being one,
and Mr. Bartlett, of Wiacheiteystreut, being the
other. It appears the bosbasd is inLesion, w-
ising the avocation of a "Cabby." sad les been
"Crrfrom hie wife Utahans for some lime.
rivian•ar.—The anneal wart of the govennes
of this iodisation wee held on Thursday, kapok 26
when there were presset the Von. heehaws*/ Moen
chairman, T. W. Gilbert, Req., J. Humpy, Beg., ley.
F.. Lewd, F. Atteirood, Rm., the Rev. SetheDeen *re,.
J. C. Wheeler, Req., Lieet.-General Beckley.
Dr. Bushes'', E. Melissa, Big, G. Brother, Mu.,
the Bev. Prebeedery Smart, Mr. Stokes, Mr. B. Mt.
Mi. 8.. Make and Mr. Radolille. The minutes.
since the last annul mortise tvere mad and cosAnned„.
and tbe report of the mmunittes of menagemente
shah hoe been printed and circulated aniespet the.
governors and euturibere, wee reed, approved, sad eon-
firmed. Tbs chairman ausensed that the f
elected members of the sonunittee of managemest
retired from °Mos, but were eligible for molesilos :
Mr. R. Blake, the Rev. R. Duke, Mr. T. W. Gilbert,
and Mr. R. Hinman. These gentlemen, with Mr. J.
Hassey, Dr. Welch, the Rev. 3.8. Stockwell, sod Mr. W.
Fawcett, were nominated somber' of the eseramittee ef
management. The proddest ansoenced that Mr. T. W.
Gilbert bad kindly cemented to be MMus& for the
ensuing yr. The thembe of the Istealiiag was voted
to the committee, the late Mailman (Mr. J. li
the physician, the rer and the treasaret
institution, and the oßase, were reelected for the se-
ining year. It was resolved that the anniversary by
held either no the 15th or 22sd ci September, and It.
was &moused by the reddest that the Rev. J. K.
Philippe, of Warminster, bad kindly eonsented to
preach the mecum on that occesien. The seoristory wee
crl,rd to make application to the Mayor of lielisteser
for the use of the Council Climber, and to muteet the
lay Acr of the attemilases of himself and the Town
Council with their regalia; be was also &seta to cow.
rannieate to the Very Rev. the Deus of &Bakery the
day aged for the anniumery, and to nosed thous of
the pulpit in the Cathedral for the preacher, and Ulm
the time for Divioe Service for haltput 11 0.11611 k.

Duxes' 01 Etaussuay.—Tbe Lord Bishza Salts-
burg has instituted the Rev. Samuel bridge
Horning Hall, M. A , tei the vicarage of fitapistord, Wilts,
on the preseatation of the Dean and Calms of Windsor.
His lordship has also homed the Rev. Coward Mater
Browne. M. ft., to the perpetual curacy of Bt. Katharins,
Savernake Forest, Wilts, en the nomination el gm
Marquis of A ilesbury ; the Bev. Charles Riehard Bohol-
field, Wk., to the curacy of Maiden Bradley, Wilts ;
and the Rev. Thomas James Boon, MA., to the emu,
of Devisee, Will.. _ _ _

squadron, consisting of the idgar.
aorow, Captain Gmffry J. P. Hornby, bearing the flag
of ham Admiral Sydney C. Dames, C. B. ; Warrior, 40,
iron mow steam frigate, Captain GM lion. Artber A.
Cochrane, C. B ; Black Prince, 40, iron screw Mons.
Captaia James F. B. Wainwright; Aurora, 33, scram
frigate, Captain Mr heath L. Ili'Clintook ; Paiute
Consort, 35. Iron MOW AMU skip, CaPtaill Cowry 01.
C.B. ; Haunt, 2i, iron screw steam ship.
Captain Gmrge Presdy. C.B. ; Defame, 16, iron scram
Emu* ship, Can Augusta Phillineore ; Faiterprise,.
4, iron meow Captain Charted J. h0w1.,; and
the gunboat Trinculo, Lieutenant J. B. Craigh, sailed
from Bpithend on Thursday afternoon for licoiliuid.
A GIRL FIR= tin CORTILMrT or COURT.-1154
daaghter of a furniture briber, a good-looking girl of
about TO, was fined £lO f-r contempt of Court on
Saturday by Mr. J. P. Aqiinaill, the recorder of Liver-
pool. A writ wm @erred upon the girl's stertlior in •
wrong name. The daughter, although she hod nothing
to do with the action, appeared at the (Mart act
the defendant, and sought to obtain • verdict as
the technical point that the writhed been served on
the wrong perron. The Recorder mid tin girl know
perfectly well that Ole writ wasiatooded for her motberl,
and abs bad resorted to this trick to mislead the mart
the oorrectnets of the name wag immaterial, and 4
verdict via entered for ti. plaintiff.