The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-10 00:00:00

lialL KPTON.

A (Afflict MATCH between the Maiden Newton Cricket
Club, and the Frampton Cricket Club,was played on the
ground of the latter, on Tuesday, August TM, resulting
ins victory for the Maiden Newton team by 17 runs. We
understand this is the first time for (our years they have
succeeded in beating the Frampton club, on the follow.
ing day a match was played with the Dorchester Juniors,
an easy victory for the home team.

111301 LAND DI NWTON.
• largo hay.ricit belonging to Mr. Thomas Sanford, of
Knape Aid farm, in this pari.h, nag on blonder led
destriped by lire. The tante of the Are stersed to be
overlieeung.

WOOL.
Ciumtit. —A match was played at Weymouth. on
Friday, Aueust B. Nits eon Wool CC. and Weymouth
CC., with the fullowins rtwult :
WOOL C.C.
Rise. 6 Vendee:amulets, c Stephenson. b
Wilding • 10
Raw. W. A. Brow ow. b Heed ... ... 1
Banks, c Wiltbos. b Head ... 2
B. Forcer. it Mad ... 0
Row. H. ii D..1,01300:3. ruis
W. Scutt. it Willing • 16
H. Scutt, b Prttisun 12
Clarke, not out
1141,,h.p

Wrriontrru C.C.
Dr. Broughton, c C crkc, b Hydingtta ... 13
Monday, c and It II dbcosp 11
Pattwoo, b 0
Holland, run
librphonoon, Dod.uston 0
b B. Fcrror
Gck. h W *ult. 16
Ctptatn Unduly, lbw, b W. Scutt 6
114.1. c 11. Forr. b ManselL..
I. W. :cult 0

100
Caicnrr.—A snatch was ploy • d at lieftlaton, on Thin
des, August 22nd., between Wool CC., and PorUnstil C.C.
with Ole 10ta... and [vault :
Wong.
Ist tnningn 2nd inninga.
Roy. Dodington, c bPatten... 30 not out ...
Grant, b Hush . ... 1 run out 2
L.imanrunout ... 2 b liodadon 0
lithichap. Iv Patton ... I not out ... ... 3
flassont, c Guth, b Hodadon ... 3 run out ... 2
.1. Fv ler, run out ... ... 20 b lintten 1
H. Fylor, vt Patten, b Hodwion 1
Haddon. not out . . )3 b Hodelos ... 3
Braysbury. c Patton, 3 c Gust. b Patina ... 0

POILTLATi D.

lit Innings. 2nd innings.
Potts*. b 7 b Millichap ... 6
Hodge, b Dudiugton ... 0 c Sudden, b Duding.
Gush, it Doiington, b e Braysbury, b Dod-
Matson, b Whams ... I b Millicbsp . 1
Bristow, b Miulicb.p . 4 c IHet.p b Dod-
jjton .0
Crocker, c b Dodington ... 1 e Dudington, b
Parsons, b Millicbap 1 b Grant 19
Wills. b Milhchap 0 c Mllithap b Dad-
ington 0
Bodsdon, clir ,sysbury b Milli- 6 lit u k ... 17
Boma c friennt, b Milhcbsp ... 0 not out ... 0
Sutton, not out 0 run out 0

Cisme,. —Thal C.C. T. Mr. ii-ask's Tula —lblonastri-
.l4 played on Sasurday. Subl,goad are the acorns :
BB Naafi Tux.
Ist liming*. 2nd Innings.
Beene.. run out ... ... 7 e Marked, B. Forret 7
Ray. S. Hush. b Farrar ... 10 c Hassard, ea
Barrer... ... 7
W. bB. Farror ... 2 e B Farrar b
Dodlustos ... 0
Colas. b Dodioston I not out 14
Gorkod bB. Farrar 0 not out ... 17
Holland, b Dudingtoo ... 1
, Darlington ... 0
Porn).,,
B. Farrar 6
J. Lien, b Dodington ... 0
G. Lows, b P.diugtoo ... 5
Alton. b Tamer . . 1
J. l(Wor, e B Parrot. b

Swann Amine-About midnight on Friday, the
steamer Telegraph was conveying to Poole • party of
ladies and gentlemen, who bad been weasel at a ken
given by Mr. Cavendish Benthick. M.P.. at Breakage
Castle, when abe ruin aground on the mud. the tide being
low. It we. not WI eleven o'clock on We following
morning that she was able to get off. We are requested
to state that Mr. J. Nowise; master of the vessel, was
not on board on this occasion.
Tnerwasici Fm-On Monday the children connected
with the Band of Hope, Juvenile Templar; and Juvenile
Rechabitee bad • feta in • field at Longfieet kindly lent by
Mrs. Saunders, At one o'clock there was a large muster
of juveniles at the Temperance Hall, where • procession
wee farmed, headed by the Poole Fife sad Drum Band.
The procession then passed diwn Ilarketotreer, through
Thames-street, and up the Highodreet to L oiggeet The
children looked exceedingly well, most of the girls carry-
ing bouquets of fi mere and She henneto belonging to the
Band of Hope, the Templar; and the Rechattites gave the
prowwion • gay alums:awn. Ilits weather was beautifully
tine, and the children waned greatly to enjoy the sports
and games provided for them. About four o'clock t&sy
were all liberally supplied with tea and plum oake, and
afterwards the teachers, the conductors of the
and others took tea together in a tent in the Bald.c.. .
deuTb•
affair, token as a whole, gave great satudecUon, and ell
who took part in it were well pleased with the day's
pr
oweding&
.-- I BIENCIJI Cm-In connection with this newly-formed
NILTON AIIBILII. club • race num off on Wednesday evening between
ON Monday • imblor tea wag held, to which a goodly Illwars. T, :tsetse, T. Conway, and T. Street. The Bev.
number sat down. Addressee were afterwards delivered J. L Williams acted as starter, and the course was from
by the Re.% T. Veal, Mews. Ainsworth. IL tinok, and the old toll-isle at Lohgfiset, up the Wimbornwroad,
other, The choir gave some nice pions vary effectively, through Lytcluitt•gate, and Witching at Hainworthy-
and the meeting pared off well. bridge. Mr. Street won by Wool 30 yard; and secured •
pencil-case, presented by Mr. C. J. Woodford. A meeting
IifFHITZOIII-
13011. of the club was afterwards held at the Town Hall, under
the presidency of the View of Lonefieet. Rules were
00 Tuesday the Temperance Society and Band of Hopi
. adopted, and it was decided that the uniform of the Club
held their asseel festival A twoosesfew sea tow." °- should he of grey tweed, and that the bade. should assert
half-Part too, and with gaga and banners they went to of the Poole wine in black and great Mr. W. Handord
the parish church for Divine service, where a !sermon was „my offered to pay the "inee t,i. the fie, yeses
afP"."dardsby the 11... n 0 .t/1"vel. tTb2 ev°.l.°W., °lt wee urine. for armorial Waring.. The Weei
. P.lll was
_tem_ ne.orna...., anti they mare... round the villa d„
.t 5.. per annum tut,' jo inensrioes j.in. The
were elected ism of the rlul., subject to their
to Wbstembe Moots, where a public tea wee provided,S.
and addre-wa delivered by the Rev& W. J. Chant, "' following
I • T id ; Sir Ivor Sortie Guest Bari. • Vice-
Lea* D. Baltam, E Snook, and others. approve .- re• en
Preeidenta, the Stupor. the Rev. J. L Williams, and Mr,
M. Caster: Treusarrr, M. F. B. Whit.: Secretary. Mr. F.
BILOMALWILLL, J. Street: Committee, Messrs. C. White, W. Bamford, G.
Laar "14' a lea meeting held by tbe Wealeyana Belben, W. Waterman, .1. Foster. W. Wood, and H.
on behalf of their little chapwja. knout U 0 attended, and Claringbult
addressee were afterward delivered Marrs. J. Dodd Awarat. LICENSING MEETING. - The Brewster 8111401111
(Maa".M 3. Raw". 11••• W 3. Chant, and others. f.
n 4 Borough were held at the Gatitihell on Redwoods,
Mr. W. Wild, ensiled The old chapel Is now takes bus, before the Mayor (Mr. A Baletw) and Mews. It
down and • new one is emit-masted. Kemp-Welch, C. J. Stone, W. D. Misdate. and G. 11.
-- Glitch.
lITIT3NINITIZ NIWTON. Mr. F. H. Tanner. of Wimborne, applied to the Bench
...it a full license to Mr. George Samuel Cele*, who
WIMMENSM Ceara'. Artarermaar.-On Monday lasi .to, "--
we nt holds an outdoor license for • house at Upper
the
W"kva"
of
this
torn
b."
their
ehel "airline"' at
-kercno k as the Castle 11.481. A similar appiien
A Public tea took place, to which • goodly number sat - "--a- 'went
tion had bean made at two previous Brewster Bowdon%
down, after which a meeting wag held, addrwened by
If and both oCesaiuns It Mil refused. Mr. Tanner handed
ease S. Drake, C. Drake, end J. Drake (Sturteinster •-- ••
...dal .iyyyd by Ds .t.merg, and occupiers in
NCO tout Mr John Bernett. ten. Mtickland), Mr. Haines in • memorial -- a hy•Sed hi three medical men,
4161.0•GNA R•NS. W.. 1. Chant ma-J. F. Masten; the new anlw neighbourhood.phmt
Smith, and Mr. Lorton, who all certified
Blandford minister& Mr. W. M. Jackson, of fitosu "aa..,- -tb. v-bet Dr.
anceseary and that the appLcsint mNS
Warm. Mudded. A happy meeting was the result . ""'" ---it - - -°" wile aDaniel C"l•waar
a fit and proper person to tool It-Mr.
WTRBORNAL of Constitution-hill, a teetotal, opp sod the granting of
the I use. and put in • nomerowly si.wd petitloa.
Pecan' emier. Monday._-11efore the RON. G. V. 1 -Tlar Mayor
_said the clergyman and curate and the
Garland and Mahir-Generel Poulett Lane. inhabitanta of the neighbourhood petitioned
principel
Robert II A.te, of Parkstene, was brought up in custody against the license, whilst many of thine who Pwiatt°nwa
. herged with het" °rush whilst in charge of • hcne. at for it lived in Poole There was scarcely • borough in
Mown. on the 31et Mat Defendant pleaded guilty and F.naland that was so over licensed as was Poole, &nil the
waa fined 20s. and costs, in default one month hard mhghtyhtyy thought they were not instilled in granting
labour
Anal' . the application.
LTiNG THE POLICE-Chance LOWS MN brought ker: Joseph Link. baker, of longfieet, who was applying
:'.PAi",,,2"thdr, „eharred with being &wok- and amealtici• for an oat-door beerhouee license, was. through some
--- --e'se .v•‘,. Augustine Mecca on the 31st lest ,at haeeepeakeniq . day too Lau with his notice& and
Raison whilst being Is the due execution of his duty.- Mr. F. Traverormked the Bench to adjourn the meeting.-
This came arose out of the former, and although the assault
~ The ma.-istratee fixed the Adjourned Licensing Meeting
vv. set melees Om T" convicted and fined UM f th r September
defendant and oiele,tuittult two calendar month' or e Bali
hard labour The licenses of the whole of the publichowies in the
Ragwerna MINISSOINS, Priday.-Esieore Mr. C. J. Parke, twirrtwih were thee reim'ed.
and the Rev. G. V. Garland.

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WooL—

B. Farm C and h 12:1;Om A
Roy. H. H Dodnictoo., b Lackhom ... 11
J. F;lor. c Taylor. b LockhaaW.a
w Fun Out
Midge. c I Mal.% Luckhaco .
BudJcn, b Lockhato • • •
11°IcaerrthNoab
Spicer, o Luckhool • • • •
Bartlazk. cG. Lows, b LOckk.iiAz . . .. 1
not out.
Dorn e Taylor b Nosh ••• • • • •

ELLZWORTHT.
=ay pronou."—;raanosa tho .asoanaloaca of
balding the pstty Sessions on the seamy ulna Inning. MithwAY "
AMATEUR REGATTA.
the Bra" a tl" l'°•"` Cl`ArAlta. eall&taar rook piste at [Unwohy on trat
ãn exporianed, the manstratoa no
on t wiring afternoon of W=y loos. la the pro mosrt al cop-
ula shod half-pug o'clock. Ina thou no .1 Amain ol seselsints. Tho onanditoo vowel—
ise gaathar throw-gentors_ slareff arand tkciainann, na L
neWriminlitriose posidas nanitgla at NW so otagin sail aft %nom •