The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-07 00:00:00

WINBORNE.

LORD AND LAD• Winstonne and family left town OS
Tue.lay for C anford Manor. %%Aortae.
Ace DINT IN TIN HUNTING FIIILD.—WhiI4 out
hut tin.; will the Ei.t Doreet H node at Crichel ••n
Miinday, Mr. Walter 'leveling. the popular %mule
lieutenant iif the Wimborne Rifle Cmpe, we' thrown
frhm hi, home and euatsined a broken leg. We are'
however, gl id to lea-n th it, under careful medical
aftendatice, he is po greasing fav
CRICKTT CL-111 I ;mom- •The anon.] din, er • f the
ma...tier. of the Wlnbor e Cricket ChM w, hell at
Laing' If tel on Tuesday eveniii, he . hair was
taken be Mr. C. H. W. Parkine in, who we pimp
by the R-v. Cecil Paget. Mr. Math Pra.w, Mr. W. 11.
Druitt, Mr. If. C. Frampt in, and several other
vieitots. Alt inethee over f-rty eat clown to a ha; its"
e.p.at pro dud !ay Mr. Laing, with th • able ageheauce
of :Mi..% r.h•irt, the managers', of the hotel. After tie
removal of the cl th the uaual I yet t este were poi.
po.e I hy the Chairman, and w re re c dyed ell
the rimmni try entlmeimm. '' The At my, Navy,
and Itya-rve Forces " 1,11 weal, Tuba wii propos-4
by the Chairman, who referre I to the a Imirshla
manner in which the army had distinguisheo it•elf
liming the IL, ptian camp igo. paid a complimen'sre
trithate to the navy for their gallant co .duct at Mt se
: amble, and other p ace, in Egypt ; and Feld the
voluoteere, if ever requir oi for ereive service, won' d
be f mod ready to defend the near he end home. of
England. With the tom, were c ttm name- of
S..rg• ant• Major S•rid., for the army, Ser •eaut II A.
Ford, for the volunteer', and Quartermaster Nfu•ii•kt:
for the yeomanry. 'Tee Bishop an I Cler_y of the
Diocese" wee proposed by the Chairman, an I re.
prude.' to by the Rey. Cecil Na.t. eat of tie
evening. " Sum se to the Wimborne Cricket Cttli,"
waa n-xt priimeed by the Chairtne i, who r g
the alasencs of their captain. Mr. C. E. Fills, owing to
family bereavemeht. Ile won alm nor y they h had
difficulties to c intend with. eh ch placed them in •
little les* setiafactoty cohilitinn than thy were that
time last year. For oho thing the ground win an
c indition, and h. laipol a great item would be don. to
it during the coming winter a- as m, go that they
tni;lat have a g and ground hi play im nest
year. (Hear, hear ) He hoped they wont! .11
put their 16.iu'dets to the wh• el, anal endeavour to
make next waeon pr microns. In the ei wee id
some further remarks, he suggeste6 Iwo tennis 4 only
be added t the piireui•N of the dab—that itch till', in
fact, be • crinicet and lawn tennis club. They won d
then get. i freeh Wont into the dub. In CO,C.GTiOR
he read out several averages hf bating made by
different membets of the club last • aeon, and on
behalf of the club presents I abet to Mr. W. H PoPe,
who made the hig heat average. The an illysis read out
showed diiring nine itinitiza Mr P•ipe was nuce not out
that he mule 176 run.; his hi.thest time in any oee
innings wan 71 awl his average '22. Mr. Jenvey, an nld
member, haying reeneithled for the dui, Mr. P lee
r •turned thaiik• for the bat in a very siii•able manner.
The Rev. C. Paget, in peal:ailing •• The Prerdent.
Vice Preeident, and • then Officers of the Club,"
strongly adviftel the club, if they 14.11.1 to keep tip
their reputation as a cri ket club, to h ire n•dhing to
do with lawn tennis, as he felt awe in • small town the
two thing. could not be worked well t: gether. A f g
allusion was made by the rev. gentlem in to Mr. C.
Vira 'lawn, one of the viceepresidenta unable to attend
: through indigpoeition, and whom health was enb-
' sequently drunk. Mr. Harvey, the bon. gecreia y. in
' reeponding, paid there was a toil ince soh et the club
when he ehtere I the room that night f tia. 101.,
but that hat since biota reduced to r 2 Cm. 10 1., and
, they hoped to have the debt entirely who'd off before
, the end of the yeae, Other toaste followed, and a
very pleasant evening was spent.