The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-01 00:00:00

Sod Inninigo.
- 0 c Smith - 10
• 0 run out • • 13
• 0 b Herring • 4
• 0 b Tubb - 52
• 6 o Barnes - 0

iTare-
- 2 o Smith •
- 2 b Tubb -

ife-rkag .
- o b Kaye • - 1
• 0 not out - • 0
• 6 Bye,. - 24
24 107

SOUTHAMPTON UNION P. New B•RUNI. The
return match between these dubs was played on
Monday and Tuesday at the Antelope Ground,
Southampton. Both chits played strong, though
the Union experienced two disappointments at the
last moment, which somewhat weakened their team.
The Sarum eleven had the assistance of Ruffen, the
bowler, from the New Forest, and the bowling on
both slag wee too good to enable any great scores
being made. The Union, as usual, lost the t 0,,, and
Sarum took first innings, to the bowling of Mum.
Frere and Fawcett, who afterwards gave place to
Holmes. Herring played a lively innings of 31,
and Tom Davis, who is now living in Berkshire,
made but a hit for three, when he warn splendidly
caught at point by Holmes, the wickets then
rapidly falling for a total of 56. The Union
headed this number by 23, sad havoc being played
with their wickets by S. Tubb, the lett arm round
bowler. Double figures were well obtained by
Messrs. G. Ede, Fawcett, and Humphrey. Sarum
rubbed off the 23 without the kiss of a wicket. Mr.
Wells playing well for 21, Mr. Herring for 10, and
Mr. Wanningsfor 17, the total being b 6, leaving the
Union 63 to win. They sent in Miners Stewartand
G. M. Ede, the former of whom was bowled by
Ruffen for a "dock's egg," and Clarke, who followed
him, shared the same &in Mr. Ede had made but
2, when the stumps were drawn for the night. The
next morning Mr. G. Ede was unable to resume his
innings, being called away from the town, and
though Mews. Ede and Fawcett played well to=
the Union failed to pull off the runs, and ware
by the nerrow majority of 2. Of the six matches
played between theme powerful clubs, they have now
won three each. Score:—
New Salem. _ _ .

lit Innings. 2nd Innings.
Wells, b Frees - • 1 ran out • •21
Herring, .and b nen - •31 b Frees - •10
Davis, 0 Holmes, b Frere - 3 c Becks, b From 9
Kaye, e and b Holmes - • 1 b Holmes • • 7
Tubb, b Frees • - -3 b Holmes - • 3
Style, b Holmes • - • 8 run out - • 2
'tannings, b Hoboes - •0 b Fawoett - -17
Button, b Fries • • •0 0 Holmes, 1) Fres" 0
Wyndham, b Fenn - •0 b Iron - • 1
Barnes, not out - • - 1 Dot out - • 0
Ruffell, b Holmes - 1 b Fawcett • - 0
B 2,w 4, Ibl - • - 7 84,w 4,168. 18

lit innings. 2ed innings.
Rummell, b Tubb - - 2 not out - • 4
Babobekw, b Tubb - 0 b Tubb • - 1
Ede, c Ruffen, b Tubb -20 absent- - • 2
Stewart, lbw b Ruffoll - 7 b Ruffen • • 0
Eccles, a llannlns, b Tubb -9 b Tubb • • 8
Fswoett, b Ruff • - •15 b Rutell - •20
Ede run out - • - olbw, b Tubb -18
Holmes, b Ruffen - 3 Ibw, b Ruffell • 2
Humphrey, c Wells, b Tubb- 10 oHerringbßuffell 0
Frers, b Tubb - - 6 b Ruffell • - 0
Clarke pot out - - • 0 b Ruffen 0
84,w2,1b1 • - 7 B- - 6

Tbalberg'a wooed will take place on Thursday
next at the /amiably Rooms. lie is an artistof great
celebrity, and as it is his intentionof retiring from the
profession, them who are desirous of hearing this
prows of pianists will have only coo more opportunity
to do so, which has bolsi generously &Horded them
by Mr. Aylward. IL Thalberg will be assisted by
Miss Aylward, Mr. Blagrove and Mr. W. H.
Aylward, and therefore the comsat will luidoabtocUy
be of a highly intervening character.
firaeLion Wercitro.—On Tuesday afternoon
Superintendent Caldow apprehended a MAD, named
Dowling, on • charge et stealing twelve silver
watches, the property of Mr. Makes, of London.
Tab superintendent had received information of the
robbery of the watobas, and bad sioartaiood that the
had offered them for ad.. Previous to his
prisoner
he was identified by the pawn
to whom be bad offered the property.—The prisoner
was taken before 000 of the city magistrate*, and
remanded until Monday.
Farm. ACCIDENT. —A few days since as a man,
named John Small, of Hatch, was coming into
Salisbury in soul, when near Wilton he accidentally
fell into the road. Hs received a wound on the
head, but did not appear to be very seriously injured
se he was ablo to walk. Shortly after his adenoma=
to the infirmary he was seised with • fit, and died.
R. M. Wilson, Esq., held an inquest on the body on
Wednaiday, and it was shown that the deoeseed's
skull was fractured by the falL The Jury returned •
verdict of " Aeoidental Death."
TI/1 WHIAT ROIOIIILUIS AT DOWITTON.—It will
be in the recollection of our Nadeau that at the last
March Arises, John Hatch, landlord ci the New
Ina, at Downie*, was 000victed sod sentenced to
nine months' imprisonment for receiving a quantity
of wheat knowing it to have been stolen, the pro-
perty of Mr. W. Cheney, of Davao's. During
the past week additional proof of the ' 's guilt
has come to light. Mr. Northover, olTisbury. who
has lately succeeded to the inn, on trying one of the
casks of boor, found that it would not rim, and on
inking out the tap several grains of corn fell oat.
Informatiou was inunediately given to Superinten-
dent Matthews and Sest Choy, who examined
the conk. In it was found three Nooks of mixed
wheat, which was very smile., to the own in the
poolroom of Mr. Reeves, the owner of the penises,
who lives near the public-home, and there is little
doubt that it is the cern mimed by that gentlemac.
WILTa Comm Rain AssocurioN Marrow.
We undentand that in addition to the Amociation
Challenge Cap and prises already anoonnoed, the
hon. searemry (E. E. P. Halsey, Nog.) bee received
°den of prises from the following. namely :—the
Lord lieutenant of the Comity (the Marquis of
Ailesbury,) Lady Charlotte Taylor (/10 10s) ; the
Right Hon. Mr. Sotheron Eatcourt (ilO 10a); C.
D. Griffith, Esq., ILP., and the Han. Mr.
athitheesi,
.1L P., • joint prise of LIO 10..; and
L ath Genthel Gmbh*, £6 6.. Mr. Cole has agreed
Os let the noosseary ground of Roandway for
the shooting for the wok. oommenaing 21s1 Sap
timber. for ZIO, and to collect the money kr &their
lima which will be upo• the following opals :—Foar
CZataM. sash; harem Is. ; aorrogra with the
; ditto with two, 2s. ; ia addition to aim-
=betillming- gentlemea having seedgested the
toy
of • pros, open to all 00111019, being
eared at the rossang. the Council have rewired to
Maui ell the amistanee in their power in hither-
eats of the wham, provided the Amethetith be
searseteed Agatha all expenses, and that the prellta
fif any, be loaded over to its Linda. The hen
esoretary has been instructed to apply to the Wiz-
°thee for ten barrels ot memuielea, with* will be
sold on the groan& at the nth of 6d. pre peeled of
10 rounds and we useisnilend that • nsat is
on foot for gettieg up a Wise prim ie alditis. to
the the Wired by lady Charlotte Taylor.