The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28 00:00:00

PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.

HOUSI OF COMMONS, SatOrday.
In neither Roust thii af ninon Wag tthore anything like
the moorage attendance of ccemhere. The Lords Coat-
ini.si,mefe were the only Peels of note, and In this House
the Speaker pr.( led over only about 30 mentleets. Mr.
GI idotoco was c onspicuouoly absent, and sow.,, all his
collegian' of the Cabinet except the Secretary for War
and the Preeldott of the L cal Government Board. who,
with the Critic 8 ca. t ides and venous minor officials,
occupied the Treasury hooch. The fr.orit Opposition bench
would havo boom vac ant lod for the enterprise of Sir Hoary
Wulff mid Sir Henry Holland. who kept Lord Crichton
company. Thou Mr. Cad on renreeentold the Irish mem-
gathering In form was below the L lc not gangway, where
hseg7.,Artknad tO4r.Aornalolydl7lltr.off tbsinielliG'rianiit,whmr. go" tharl:eise:"Mra.
Sydoey Buxton, and Mr. Ho., had their amts. Usually the Speaker come, in bat ac the Lords Commissioners
ham, arrived in the Uplesr }lime, mid the voice of
the first or ma oil ineuelor whi r Is interrupted by
the stentorian cry Cr on the doorkeeper which annuunme
DI oak Rod. But to-day thero were thirty or (rely goes-
two. on the notice piper, and the right hon. go ntleman took the chair a quarter t 4 al lo our tidoci the time
announced for the prorogation. TIOD,• was • rush of
•inbers with notig,s for neat &maims, and a hurried
ac•arable over q nosti no which other hns. gentlemen
wished to put to Ministers. But the proofing made we.
nit quick imough. As q
umoon elo.ven was reached
there was • distant shout, "Koko wet, for the Bleak Hog`
MOO till, followed by the annommitarnt oi Sr James D-unem ond's arrival at the do c Tole Is only the third
&ppe oranoe of the g diant admiral In his officid cep witty,
and his voice was so faint and 1 ow as to be almost Inaudible.
The Smskor understood of course and trooping off to
toe Uppir.HOOM membero found the Leda Commiadoiters
meted on a form between tie throne and the woolsacb.
ea the poeorrilood or ler Is, and vreerMs the very curious
crimson robot of their rank. The 11,0711 moat to it..grist l.rislatere enmunetils of the eel= ... !asit
in and., form. and the Lord Oleseeller
v." d.avaatta a very lona " Speech Ina Ike 'arose."

lat Innings. Sag laaiagn.
Mr W H Fo olinr. a Dibils. b
a Booaralt, b Young 11
Mr L D UU4yid. a 1914.
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b Yowls . ... 41 a b Young ... I
Hz Ir T.rry. a a.nd b fellows* 11l aLuIL b Arm-

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Y..ung o Wood, b YOURS ••• 117
Fothergill, b D ale . . .• b A.rmstroag ... 4
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F Scoot. not out ... 7 sat out •••
W B Folag ... 4

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14 llugL tad Illinois.
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Nratt 26 1u69
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F.thoraill . • 9 b Brans
Kr A B 11,a1.14 V, Emus ... 6 b Bream •..
Mr (1 Und.rwood, c B.ssl. b
Yotb.nil.l 11 a Ivan% b Fotbargin 7
DIN.. 0 Btatard, b Fotbargall 3 b Parise • 15
Kr 11 Boman, amid b Hyena 4 no, out •14
Mr IL B..cr4i e !Atwell 13 b ...
Young, b Fotbargin a Bony. b Biala ...
gr H Annstr.ni. not oat*. 26
liflot Follow's. a Rae, b
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16

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Boassimouve O.C. v. Witt Norm C.o.—This soak*
was playod at Hooroomootb ou Wodoooday. blooms :
WiTUOITIV.
W H a 05.14. b 14.4.1 art ... 14
Al Haan* b fito 'dart ... 4
H o Worse, b Bto4dort ... 14
Oolonol S Soot% o Korsboll, b Elwoo ... 1
Roy T lt.odoy. run oat •••
H D•Vid. o 9,viso• b Ilwoo •••
F Wkins.y. o St44az,btlGlS •••
RB• irk o b Cossoboll
4.114 b mos
J Brows*. b Oompboll ••• ••• •••
AB ran out ... ••• •..
W B.rtiott. sot out ... ••• ••• •••

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P Bevan. b Taornay .••
C El wee. b Baleen
A Sledded. b Bridge
D IlarrhalL b Bridge •••
Hoe H Vivra°. b Bridge
FE Carapbekretired kart ...
FRcr4o.bßol.o
J Poll,xfan. Dot out
A L ILvaree. lbw. b Masan ...
P Mires, b Holed' ..,
J 11 Austen. b Ralson...
Iticklevatte. not oat
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Doacangren C.C. V. Wzgrinsoang C.C.—The
return match between them clubs resulted in an easy
victory for the home team. In the first Widow, the
visitors were all disposed for the small total of 36, the
wickets being fairly divided between Mr. Budge
(sapthin) and H. S. Webbwr. who bowled excellently.
Dorchester, owiug to the spirited batting of Tudor and
H. Symonds, put together 70 runs. In the wood
innings of Winterborne, the visitors fared batter,
with a total of 85. The test left-hand bowling of
Webby, as will be then by the more, was most deadly,
taking eaves wickets In the Innings. Dorchester was
left 31 to win, and this was quickly wiped off, Tudor
again batting well for 19 not out, and Smith contribut•
log 8 towards the total. Score.:—