The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

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Ceiciorr.—CANs a. Aettwons.—On
the return meta between these clubs was ,
the ground of the former. The latter hat%
the tcise„Oetat their opponents first to the *Mk
the nimelletit afid.tery destredtite bowling of M,
the past year, lot their..
T. Ihrnett and kinc, wria tiMY sclq:escled In fiinn• and ,hait fannii,„
ing up a score of 55, Davey And Munilily ikiftg
anion good hits. The Ashmorians than bandied thb
wa"iinmd
willow, but could make no stand against the bowling
of Messrs. Davey and Hiscock, and speedily retired
with a score of 21. In the 2nd innings the C
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~nurery Fund hes been added nearly t. 30, waking
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to• al of mace then /MO, paid to the median! otfleere
• their ettendenoe open the free 1110111bern
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Stiirlittfttent I—ln litres and Quence
dad the foll.adog fil.ffer,Oihtloa 'eatireade that
toneitenge could not haia hceo erected Dan.
as for rainy other 4.ll.oiritio pareieula age it
n.eationedta tom Itittatt-tiOlf Of NOODawi Atha,
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again succeeded in making a score of 5 ntwltb irvo. -Ann* awe ham.— yerets
standing the capital bowling of T. Barnett and b fore the Danes, were masters of stir cobsiderAble part
Ittingi end theft; opponehtik scoring only 47, left the ,of this island.' Nennius in the Hist,ria tfritowum,
Cann &Irb visitoriods bY 43 runs; The following is 'mentions the treacherous massacre of the Britt/tit ehief. ;
the score
but Ido not snd any mention of Stonehenge. Can dtry
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CANN.. 3
b-King . .12 one inform me where stonelienge, by any of its names,
Ii filmationed by ?Jennies t—J
. 3 b King . .4 1 CfrY Pieffr StOmone, Monday. Present: The
. 0 c and b King . 2 Worshipful the Mayor, James Hussey, Eel. F. B.
. I bT. Barnett ; 1 Fisher, P,sq., I. C. Wheeler, tt.q., end V. /Atwood,
. 2 bT. Barnett .It I Esq.—Mr. George Munoey, cricketet, High-street,
. 2 run on t . . SI was art nimoited by the Smith-Western Railway flthuptiny,
.17 bT, Barnett . 5 for ruling in • eirringe of chow superior to that fdr
e Wilkins . 0 which lie bad obtained • tiettet, on the 29th of June
. 1 not ant . 0 last.—Mr, Murray applied for an adjournment, in order
, a clifford , it to sutenina witnemen to prove that he was placed in
. 1 bT. Bartlett , 1 the etinpartment In which he was found by some of the
•11 Brie .12 Cduspony's Aervente,—The hearing was adjourned ae-
' 'chi/7 Wan the annual hematitic meeting',
&O , and the whole of thet publicans of the /thy were granted
ii reneatal of their liceitites, without any opposition on
the part Of the pollee:
SAldffulit ftYtttrifeet: The annual Cretin of
' Governois wak field CM Th4rBday, Vbconnt ?once/ease,
the President of the /tultittitioni fit the chair: The
annual report was read. The comb/Mee tOngratulate
tie governors and friends upon the efficiermiy f lie
Inglitution has maintained during the year. Threett •ft
lack of /ends., they are unable to recommend the
addition of a he* *Mc to the present bnibling,
which is greatly needed. A *bib having been expressed
by the Herbert Memorial Conirditteei, to +Amex the pro-
posed "Herbert Coovaleacwnt at Nwremmouth,
to the Salisbury Infirmary, and plate its future matrmse-
ment nnder the governors of that Institution, the
etimmittee reenintnend that the offer be accepted oon-
!Adoring a sea-aide convalescent home • tricot valuable
ifelittnet to an inland hospital. There is due to the
Tr attorer a batmen of £1,423 9s. Dd. The report was
, adopted.
MXL AN eIIOLY OcCORRISNOI.—On Saturday evening,
Mr. Daniel Arthur Good, a gimtleuran who tot many
years liad the post of manager to the Salisbury Om
Comp,lny, bet who for the Isst two years has carried
on the busine.s of a tidal merchant in this city. met an
instantaneous and shocking death, through being run
over by • train on the Salisbury and Teoril Bsilwa
Mr. Good lived at Wilton, and was in the hnblt of walk.
big Along tire line in proceeding to and from Solid:wry,
, On Saturlay night he appears to have got between the
!rails of the up line, and was knocked down and out to
Lpikees by • passing trait), a short distance (ruin the
4Wißen station. The driver s a dark object before
him, but the line beingsomewhat curved at that point,
be ties not at a sufficient distance to stop the train in
tin% tqpreenb the aecident. The whistle was sounded
istivetrif tirade, but the deceased did not FM= to hear it,
inidtbefOre thti train cmild be stopped it had knocked
hint, down, and passed over his body, Hie head was
ittlitryiletely smashed, one of Lis feet cut off. and hie body
otherwise sadly mutilated. Death must have been
instantaneotti. The train was brought to a stied-still
an SOU as possible, And the remains of the deceased
were conr•yed to the Wilton tole% where an inquest
was. held by Mr. J. H. Cordell. Dewnty Coroner, on
Monday merning, when the jury returned a verdlo of
Ac4dental Death.

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G•mge, b T. Bou nett .
William., b King .
Flower, bT. Barnett .
Jame., b King. .
°borne, b T. Barnett
Davey, b J. Barnett ,
Munday, b Xing
Watts, Mtn Otik
itAfding, a J.. Barnett .
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r•Port i'• apPeered Oat *se were 2 m ..,
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013 on the balm a the dub. ithewtme Iku Increase 4 'marl
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40 tr, members over that rreeeeding year, ant
, the moots received *ire 1:187 Is. Itl. From %be
for