The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-11 00:00:00

DRIDPORT.

ENTLATAIPUILIVTI. Auberon's company gave three
entertaloments In the Templar Hall during the past
week. The performances were fair, but poor houses on
easli occasion.

AZ ID small numbers have been caught at the
harbour, some exceedingly large fish baring been brought
to shore during the past few day.: but, probably by mums
of the strong wind; hays now totally dtuppeared.
A Larrialiox has been erected at Walditch, to be
cleared every day (Sunday excepted) at 440 p.m. The
box will he acknowledged as a great convenience by the
inhabitant; the village being • mile distant from the
town.

Ma. Jamas DAviis Dramatir company are giving
performancee in the Templar Hall In this town each
evening during the prevent week. The dramatis permit
are egailleat, all doing their pieces in a thorough and
masterly style, firming one ot those pleasing entertain-
omits for which Yr Darla has so long been Popular.
Cmcstirr.—A cricket ruatcn was played at Pymor• on
Saturday. between an eleven from the County School at
Dorchester and the Pymore Cricket Club. The Dorchester
team drove over in a large brisk, and wickets were
pitched about dinner time. The Ileld WU in capital
eoudition, and the weather being all that could be desired.
there was a close contest between the parties. At hall-
peat six wickete were drawn, and the following were the
scores:—

PTXOIIi C. C.
lit Inninp. Ind Inuinp.
Steele. b Davy ... . 0 b Baxter ... 7
Ewen.. c DAY), . ... 2 b Baxter ... .... 4
Harvey, b Davy
... 3 run out, ... 1
Philip., not out ..
... 21 b Baxter.l2
J. T. Stevens. c 1 b Davy ... 0
T. Harvey, b Davy . ... 3 b Baxter 0
H. Oldins. h Baxter 0 b Baxter ... 6
Templar b Baxter
... 0 c end b Baxter ... 9
HouriaelibLßaxter
... 2 run out ... 1
Lilby. b ter ...
... 2 0
Gibbs 4 run out ... • • 4

DOLS= COUNTY SC-1100L
lit Innings. 4nd haling,.
COX. b Steele 7 not oat . 5
Woolmington, e wens 0
Davy, b Steele
... 14 c Gibbs
.. • • 9
Baxter b 1 b Phillips ... ••• I
I Melly, s Phillips 5 c Ewen' Burt, b Phillips
... 3 not out 4
Grant, b Steele ... „.. ... 0
Ay* b
...
... 1
Atkins, not out ...
... 4
Arbon, b Steele ...
... 0
NieoL c Stephens... I
41 V
Parry Einamors Tueday.—Before the Mayor (Mr. 11.
Howell) Mr S. Whetham sod Mr. Tucker. Predsriee Julies Neilson.a N orweiriam, was charged on s
Property 01 Mr. Bsroer uspicion of havi
Brdporl
Arms, Bridp.rt Harbourng stolen a told Gene,
ndicrd :,tir the
Penh&nk, Mr. Pen sworn, said
taaythi hat the Lir
ancriobscre
.hodusereqouns.Mondted tz lest
of
• roars ea he wished toll. down. It was then about bail-
out two in the day. He got UD at dalf•DaStclx o'clock
and came down stairs, but did not leave the house antil 10
o'clock the mune evening, the time the house wee cloud.
Soon after this he went into the bedroom, the pnaorins
vocated,and missed the watch. He was quits sure and could
swear the watch was on the drawing WA. in the M.O.
which the prisoner was shown into.—By • magistrate:
What state was the prisoner in when he hilt your house 1
Mr. Penhaut, much the same as when he ea:sired it.
Magistrate: Was the door of the bedroom locked from the
time the prisoner left the room until yeti diaOOVOTOd your
lost No. I was in the house during the whets of the
evening and no one went OPltitin after the prisoner 061114.
down. Prisoner was then 'eked if he wished to sob Kr-
Penitent any question Prisoner in very broken Irstielt
said he did not ask Mr. Pen/saas for • room, but he stored
him one spontaniously. I was very tipsy at the Use and
am not much used to strong drinks. Best Gain ilusesed
that from information received he went on hosed the
!hip to which. Framer belonged, and found his is his
bath asleep, told him I must search the berth as there
were grave mums a "suspicion of his harm store • gold
watch. He said he bad stolen no watch. he had one
of his own hanging up to which he pointed a silver one.
He said Is could not help if he was suspected. Magisalge
to
Kr. Panama : Did anyone else come to your hose darker
the evening Yes, several people, the Oaptain and roue
al this woe ship were there at the time but in roust*
menu. His worship thought the sae had better he
resealed until Thursday, as eathhet had been heard of
the wateh, the prisoner remaleing in custodyVlillsso ,
Ruse was cluumed with having Inhis pooeseer oludri unjust *nights IS dillegles. on lab May. Dam-
dust did mot know that the weighei Wen wrong—Ss
were old ow, but one of thug La Warsaw was in
deadest that he should have knows there was eseething
wrong about it —Priaostermitleaded sad lined
5., and costa, which wee
The Whig& venom were sucautoned Mr. Draw.
inspector. lied by the Town Housell to adores the
the idueation Act :—Jsuir fissider. Blienbetk
rvasilitslialeth Steno Joke lowa, Mien Asswinh
Jute* Heatferd MMus Mounte,. Thous* Meteweie
Praka, Priced. Les, Wittier Hatterfer Hemp W
sad Henry Luter.—Verious excuses were made by 'nrred4 of the children, but the evidence of the lespector
sairiably showed that the attend aes of the children
at school could be much mare scaler. —His Worehiß
after Irn
children Jwewing upon them Wr reereesdbilill a 8" to *root, said se should es dee
sending
the pressed teas. bet H brought sp agar Meg
wagill be bunny land.