The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRI4(II,TURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, ll4BB.

Aa anonymous letter, addressed to the Charmer' Diarumerms Cams or Dnowstim. —Oa Mosslay
7 _,_ 8,...d. .igned " Ratepayer,' relative to the afternoon the o nutty onrotter set I m Inquest at Best
!.aot tof a tiather•yard in Alexandria-street, complain- Rarnhana, near this oily, on the body of Ogren&
~ of obstruction on the hignway, was read, after Florence Rale, 20. • lady pupil at the Salisbury
little convereation whether anonymous a .m. Diocsean Trailing 0 Alegi). About tea o'clock on
.ingsmiestione should he noticed; end it was Minn- Monday morning the body was seen in the river and
.1. rawgeed, after ex or
pisuation by the Survey, recovered. Mies &dwell, lady IMPerioteodent a the
th.t.the said fencing be repaired by the owner. Training School, said the parents of the deemed
The CLIIM toed • communication from the auditor melded at 20, Orkley.oreiment, Chelsea. The follow-
ni the LOCAI Government Board, in which he cow leg letter was found in her dis 4 :—" Dear Ma—l am
olsined of the arrears of rates atm, and rushing it cow n desPir grieved to 141 You that I be given way to
• wry for the collector t, give • liat of ratepayers temptation. You will hear all front ilfien Rodwell, our
defam
Pu
."."t/ng with a view to the Board enforcing pay- lady soperiutendent. Me ha, been kind to me
,
, throughout all; oh eo very kind. At the time I write
writ.
Mr. J. Rau, advocate I more stringent measures to this I feel out of my mind. What io do I 'oat know.
„tee, as many did not pay, and only laughed , I feel certain I shad he die oissed from college, and
recurs
et thee who di.i.
. rather than bring disgrace upon you ".1 my idoor I
Mr. Hyatt' suggested a list of those in default be pm. will gat rid of myself. I feet that I have done more
pared, sad then the Board might est. than I can expect forgiveness for." Deceased wal a
The CHAIM" considered that was the time to act, , favourite at the school. She had wades onetession
as the matter had been continually shelved; but no of dishonesty. " Temporary insanity " was the Reding
lecision was arrived et, excopt that the list of defaulters of the jury.
be eons through by a committee.
PIDDLETRENTEME.
Tug organof the parish church of Piddletrenthide, I
whlch for a lone time has been out of order, has at
le,t bees repaired by Messrs. Maley, Young, and
oriknow, thiough Mr. Robinson, of Dorchester, at a
Mr. Oliknow undertaking the work per
-
ri*Hy. On Sunday last, to mark the event, sp •cal
.1„,,,,, were sung, and a sermon on Mneic, Ancient
7stojoro, we. preached by the curate in charge,
the Hee. B. V. Thompeon.

Weymouth Cricket Club v. Queen's Regiment.—
On Monday ahem m • match wad played on the
Weynt nth Crickat Club ground between the club anti
• teem otellwitting officers and men of the Queen'.
Regiment, now stationed at Portland, l'be weather
woe rather unpropit ow, for the suocese of the match,
rain falling at intervals, which made the ground
"bumpy." Coasequ-ntly large more, could tot lee
expected. The attendance wad very meagre, and even
the attraction of the regimental hand (Mimi to draw
even a fair number of spectator._, The home team won
the tom and elected to so in first. Colonel Scott
and the Rev. 1.1. Dodington opened the attack for
the home team; but neither ,mained long, the
former being mot back without scoring, a fate that
atten led three others of the team, and Mr. DAtiog-
ton being bowled by Sutterfield when he hat coin.
piled half-a-dozen. Captain H. F. Kelsey made •
capital stand for his 21, mien he was caught by King
off • ball sent in by Stool y. Mr. W. Morris played
careful cricket for hi. 22; and Mr. F. Farrar wu
knoti form, never giving a chance for his 2L Mr. H.
W. Manfield we. top scorer of the home team, compil.
in. 29 in a faultless manner. The remaltder of the
side were quickly dispoml of, and the innings aimed
for the respectable total of 128. Attar • short
adjournment, Weymouth took the field, and the
rvgiment mut in Paymaster M ,rtimer and Mr.
Staniel• who were opposed to the bowling of Kelsey
and Formby. Rain fell during the progress of the
match, the groend beoomi, g very treacbermia. This
was all in favour of the nowlers and the innings clowsd
for 48, Mortimer being the only ..ne who got into
double figures. Another adjournment was made,
after which the regiment followed on, modiaz in
Mortimer and M sore. Tois innings WM remarkable
for the Iletartri ned batting and long mand made both
by Lieut. leishington and Lieut. Tracey. Both bats-
men defied the bowling, but at last they were caught
out. flowever, the splendid defence made by these
two saved their side a single inning.' detest. At
the call of time eight wicket, were down for 102, thua
the match was left drawn, greatly in favour of the
home team. During the afternoon the my endid
band of the regiment, under the direction .4 the
bandmaster, Mr. 8, Gardner, played the following
selection of mime :—Overture, Bantam° Simi, he,'
; quadrille " Frankfurter," Rohner ; selec-
tion, " lolanthe," Sullivan; gavotte, " Steph ale,"
Cid:mike ; • dee, " Myteotia," Lowthian ; selec-
tion, " Mtenols," 610..CC1. The refraehmente and
luocheon were supplied by Mr. 'l'. Abbe ,in lie usual
well-known style and exoellentie. Ap• toiled is the
lull sours :

WITILOUTP CILICKIT CLU,
Colonel Scutt. b Lustuucuo... •••
R .v. U. Dadumt mr. b Butiofial.l
Copt du H. F. Koo.y, c Kio, b 'Soy Ll
Kr. H. e. Formby. not out ... ... 8
Mr. W. Morris, Ih w, b Bottorßold... atl
11(r. F. P.m:. b Stank, ... 21
Mr. H. W. Hondold, 110 28
limy. F. Hundoy. b Surtorglold
Mr. H. Sadtioloo. c Kum. b 8u1to:141d ... 0
Mr. R. Bridget, run out ... 0
Mr. F. Wobb-Bruvro, c Gully. b Luslungtan

Qozz.s's RZOIKVIT.
lit halms. tad 1 callus
Fer-S•rigt. Mortimer. b Kelsey 13 o Morris, b Formby 9
Sere. &sultry. b Formby ... 5 e "Idleton. b Form-
by •_O
Private Suttareeld. run out ... 0 c b
F irtuby. 6
Lieut. Lusbincton. b &Amy 9 c slim/Um, ir
Bro•n ... 39
List Trsetty, b s•lrcry ... 0 r sod b &Amy ... 30
Mr. Munroe. b K tlery ...
Lout. Kin.. b K 1.ey... ... 3 e and b K•lsey
Borst. Moore, b Kelm,, .. 4 c Scott, b Keiser
Pd.. Elobsoo. c
Irotmbr ... 9 not out
Mr. Gully. not out

. . 2

Samt. Tipping, b Kl.ey .. 2 c S,ot, b Kelm, ... 1
Zaino • 2 Elltaa ... 29
48 102
Salisbury School v. Wiusbiirne Grammar Sch sil.—
Played at Salisbury on Saturday, June 1616, 1883.

WINDOM! GICHOUIt SCHOOL
14 hinirgs. 2sdloningn
W c U R Pinchin, b
R Arden Davis ... 27 o J R Pinrhin. b ft
Ar.ten Davie ... 33
R A Diction ... 0 blt Ardel Davis 4
.1 H C 11 ftP,nehin ...0 h Arden Dive .
CR. Fowler. hE A D.ckinlion U e W
.Itir.i. h J

Pinchin ... 0
C Brown, bJ K ['main ... 0 bJ Kti.n u
W Rheas'', b K Arden DAVIS- 7 b:1 K Pionbio ... 15
E Then,. not out ... 2 b K Arden D ivis 1
W Donaldson. to
Avian Davis 0 run out ... ... :1
o Tbrina. c and b K Arden
Davi• 0 hAIvo Di• 11 0
J Dons, to CR D skin. in ... 0 bi R P.ochin U
110enracy, c lii Pischio, b
C R Dickinson... ... 0 not .bit ..„ I

SALISBURY S(7l-1004
141 Innings 21,1 It:mince
Rev W W Bad. b W Rheate 12 c llogh. b W

R en 0
FWDou&ldiou.h E G °raw. 11 e b Hough 21
Jft Peuchen. h W It ,extu ... 1$ son .nt
R A...b•es Doi., run ...et ... 10 bE U 4
E A Dcku.oo h E 1 b E Georits . • 6
W ii Wi kinson, b W Rh.-autU .t out
CR D ck.osoo, bE 0 o-.g-- U not out ... I
0 G lice.re„ b W R sant 4
H A Jultus, h W Itlutam ... 0
AP hsoe, b W Rheum .. 6
H Ptufhlll, out out ... ... 3

PETERBOROUGH ELECTION.

The polling toe • member foe Peteeborough to fill the
Twangy tot he repremotitlon, mimed by lb. resignation
of Mr. G. H. Whalley (14 op-sod on rlday morning.
Tbe candidates were Kr. Sydney Chula+ &mks (L.) and
Major Jobs Adam Farm:moon (C.). No veciclas were
hued on behalf of aitber of the candidates. though • few
were lent by political friends. In the course of tbe even-
ing the poll was declared as follows :
Major Ferguson • lliM