The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

—DGRCH-ESTER. TUESDAY. AUGUST les 18114.
NOTRE ale THE WEEK.

ARTIFICIAL

ND PAINLESS
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let.er, however, it watt be whirl thet their steroid innings
*so 6 toorougt. ,ao opei Iladolyffe, E-q., having
played in eteiAtel-eifle foi• riree. The eferelmon of
pari.4l, the Rev. U. L ell 145‘ eine ~ap...m.•
mi. club, nod the inemb-rs mt. lo•letted b. J. Crew.
E•q• for toe one • f tie gr•and lii. crtaly kir to etas
thitt 'Kr. Brown of the 0.01111 Inn. Tolporldie, provided
' ens. Ilent told collet•on, awl pei•l every ettentiou to
Idle wants of the oenuossiv aseetool cl.
, 11111047 VALI.
Parson% bC. • - 0 not out • •10
sl de, eC. kt•ricl) Oh • • •0 bY Radclyff•- 2
T. Wooer, e B.inehory • •18 0* • • 2
rei•l olit • • •11 bit wicket • 0
O B,•torr, oV. Itolelyff• • • 1
dower. s firm. tt - 7
tb CH. 001," - • 2
eb,l, U. Red tyle•• • 0
L llorrier, ••rr: • - - 4
Warn. Ite, ei ero,etr • • • 0
Hullo., be. 11,e1dyMu • •
Ups 7, %Ors 4, leg byes 1, •11 wll - •11

Baas ltiole.
Brewer, ran out. • • • 0 run out • • IS
Bonen, b H•d•nes • - • 3 c Symonds •18
Seinsbory. clinner- • •3 6 Parsons • 9
C. It.4cbff. b Persons • • 4 olilsde • -58
Ley b Par.°. • • - 0 b PottPoll4l. •
Glrsinger, b Popo,. - • -0I b yr • •
°u
14enectt. a and b Holmes •14 Symonds •
F. 11.ndelyffe,, b Holes •1 Is les •
Wit ism n. b C.ransuis- - 1 ton out • -
Htbbi, b Pamont . • 2 ts.t out • -
Arnold, not out - • - •0 b F•rsoos •
By. 9, tell. 2, leg byes 1, 12 b2l, w I -

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TIDDLETSENTRID/L Disn'tmCcrtvc Vitt. —A
most de-tructive fire broke out shoot 11 o'clock on
Wedoesday m•inting, in this plane, in • cottage oocupied
1,, *labourer naiad Jo`in Arnold. Th • 6 stue• nal 'ly
spned, and destroyed five thatched opiate', three Le-
longsng to hit Old, of 01a...silk's Wout•rul, sod
Iwo to Mr. Kellarrey, of Pi Idlehittron. To occu-
pants have Let • consilerable portion of their Itir-
nacre by this ail eatsatr.iphe. Mr. lliisige, of tins
Nestor Howie, ant his fire ',gine to tile Plena of coo-
dilatation . but, 0 sing to the deputes of tht meter I
with which the boats were ooastruekais oinU not rnt a
amulet...lsle time sables the dames, although eeiry
*aortae was =ride. Furtnnately‘he t wind eciul houll os
the datruasior propertyouid have been very great.
A. It ere, at one tone a o dew, in the osemp•tion of
Mr. W. Collier, bakers idto sted Ant 200 yards from
where the fire broke coat, ea eight, but the dames
were happily estinguislied before much &mace we-
done, The fire wee uhfortenaely attended with ran o
choly their sistenoes, revolting in the death of une
p run and Injury to soother. Toe resliante of the
t nage were most assiduous in their endeavours tool
tingunh the dome; and as Mrs- Balers, •ife of the
postmaster, was procuring buckets from some of her
neighbours, she was seize I with ti fit (it is assepose 1
through fright) and expired on the follparing !monism.
In the other can • blacksmith, sauce! Mitchell, whore-
ded in our of the burning a tages, .hie' attempting
to subdue the demos, fell off the roof a•ci dislocated one
liis ankles- The fire ortginatet by • chieney taking fire.
The datima done to th • cotagelie estimated at between
C5lO cod £6OO, but wears glad to say the owners ern
inaured.
, CORFE C \MIL—NATIONAL SCHOOL.—OS Taa-
-1 Icy, Auiest, If, the elder children of the *base school,
to t he hatcher of 200, were, througo the liberality of the
lire. F.. S. latskee, regal. d with • pient ful supply of
tea 'tot plow cake, after which they were auveyed to
the neighbouring viilagn of Stalland, there to
spend a Merry afternoon on the beach, in sin
wog us, provided by Mr. Curia, cal menthes& the
Cot- Castle bind occupying the foist vel.sele. They
runnel hy the sun s convisjratie a 'boot pine u'elook,
and judg nz trim the cheer ng sod singing, they wen
ih aatisfied with their day's euteratuncenti
Go the following day the remainder of the oh Wren,
ostuipr—ing 135 of tooes too young 'ago to
were cut rta nod au with t a iu the adore-room, aft. r
which some Irtait was gcren to e oh o'iild by th• it
stir ily rector. There coo an ad iitiond feature to this
afternoon'i enjoyment, which was very phari• g. A
number of the ae,l p .or of tin olue isosne 16 or 20)
were incite i by the rector to have tea with the childien,
which initiation wee most thankfully reenouriod t
Tau were brimeht together the very young sod th-
eory old—the child of two rare ant the man of 95
summers. At er tea the childr.sn Lod the bp
together retired to an • joining tau:log, where the
former engaged in nude, sport., mach to the insight
and aisitnowent of thud people. The 6-0 we, &obi
In enemata, and added greatly the amusement..
As ensuing drew on an work con d, the number, in
attendance increase:l, aud destaug was ,N3,011A and kept
no •itla liej,kt goal •i usitil 514111 drew her lassie
Over i.e sane, and toe ta,afioillf dispersed, amorists
most lintily for tho e whose kindness had dealt out to
Mem sun, a pleasing and entertaining • g's anus.—
ins tit. Au hour like Oise in the • l4 is what the
Esiglialt poor mus.h wait, but rare-y get. The villa's-
buil, and ilia data on the villsgo grout would •fforil
ainnesmsoit and rujiiyucsort to t is toil-worn 1-busier.
whose eseoings are °lien e. eel in a much adder way.
and it is to be hoped that such gatherinp will 01.06er
recur.
POLE.—A MoesTua Lovorria.—On Monis" •
lidierrnan of this town, named Matthe•s, caught •
lob.tor [noir Brankee• Cestlir, of the eatraordinary
weight of
Suirrimo.—The ccrew steam yacht Albion, Lord
Fitzgerald, arrived here on Moeda). Toe ars ick
Humility, of Foramoutb, which left this port on tie
Le inst., laden with slay, for Iron at,, wee towed into
Shoreham on laniday, diuna ad, having been in
collision with a brig it nod the lintenne.
Luang& —The foil ...log treaders
hos ease have taken Ware by pennies on of UN nisi--
, testes :—The Bull's Heel to Mn. Wausau. Haman lof
, Mr. Wii ithan' ceased ; the Ne • ion, Loudon, to.
tun Lou& just bolt in the Wimboroo-road, be old hat •
, being out if repair; the Londe,' Hotel, from Mrs.
Faintage to Me Not+ ire 'run 'e-1 e

NATIONAL AD
.bunuAi SCHOOLS AT

BLANUFURD.

On Thareday last one of 11. most p'asidag and KIP',
igat!.ar gas of jneeeilos it be. over b. 00 ir pnvi sae to
111,•••4 Una plate in the park of th ;nt Hon. L
i.e town. lb. event bad been look I sward to with
cosarderable mete.i by both the lid Iron and thew
parent., and we doubt not many g dem .tin
been enlivened with the j 'yogis autimpat ons expressed
b. those who wore to anus ii he doge ionprojes.
Therugh the indefetigabls exertions of Mr. J. Deeds°,
Mr. Beech, and utners, • mile cut own wee raided to
o Ter the expenses, the townspeople most liberally re-
sponding to the call. On the in •ruing of the festival
tinday ot the teachers wet• up bet airs for the purpose of
decorating tbe eniteDee pate, aria other parts of 1.1411
pt. k, with Sags, Sonar., k and throuili the kind-
... of several yonug ladies of the town, • very pretty•
arra 4'4 gad.Dd of choice deems was guin nd.4 over
I the esinnice, above which was the word..
Indeed, we may say, all vied sate who should de the
suet to realer in. .fair as auceeedel a, poodble. Mr.
8... s, co the Crown Hotel, not only gave the services of
his bend, but algo, with Mr. Ball, of the (toughs Inn,
son Mr Pigroan, kindly fun.iehed the requisite gables.
Tee ch.ldren aa.emeleu at their re-poetise soliosirrounsi
between 2 in.d 3 o c oak, and ea soon as the ma:err)
SMllleeuteete Were made a procession was formed, th.
Selt asiget drum and life band marching ant, and
playing • 'twisty of tones in capital style. Several
Wainer.. and 11.6-. bores by '' Blue bog 5," came next,
and tint' trllowgd the girl* (166) of tee N ition•lse
the worthy rector, whoen countromnee bespoke the in-
ward thigh sod elandac too be felt in gi• mg pleasure
to the youth. ut portioe of his charge, Imeling ta • way,
and the goveroes• or to. rouser and titteday mottool
treaters scoornying their charge. To thew sttewel.
tbe buys, gittntr. iug 21,1, and bearing • very Imp
°umber of II re and beaming. Toe iota.. (number gig
192) wore orrioasonsiered with •ri is in Mr. Errli's hang
ca.riage, and a gra,on, and seemed out the le. t happy
at the youttiful party. The prose...ion, which peas o
oosrai liage dy•loge and tunnel R.-t-street, eatesded
U.. w. ole di-tunce from tha Damory-lane censer to ht.
Meyer'. Mew, at the bottom of to iributyestreet. It
b 4 a very pretty if et. aird was witueseed by • Imre
ueigiber or The ch.ldn-o were ve., elan. aid
their o.derly uoodu.t reflected great credit both os
lb. rn-Moos 00 'heir twohers. The procernion er• • .
It. way through ktoisbury and wry...tow ate it., and
by t.• f r .-t Ut rue riciess'a nonience to the p.. k In to.
...tie • f Kr. Quirk's lield table, sod form, were leed.
the ekule for.orrig • taiga square or doohlear of
tables. hi t C ia-atoa or one to pleas the pro-
vloons. Near this the. irdren i aired. and, (*miss •
circle. were add, Aby ibe worthy nntur, star ea
prossod it.. v. 17 great esti-fedi.' be lelt at ening .0
or.ny prig et, sod expressed a,.1.. that all would mo.
heartily . njoy treat lie at. sustaersed the.
against deritroying say of ti.rs trees, or doing a..
rniachi t. ero.o.cna Igo in that it woe on:y by • o lac
g to is elves in • bemusing wanner um t--.to • e •
they ionid hop to Ave We la priv lame •••••uleu
them in fetal* by Lord Portmen. He sir bar *mom..
this -h-is,, • shadderatiosi at the gnat Idea.
nest •hown them by to eir is .argera, Ow Lad, without
any rower I exeopt has reaulii2, h... • desire to •
ileirdi avast their time enemy ter &sitar. Awl n
eepecielly Wsus toe thumb ha I b on eland, in a.dii• g
to bonsai, thew. The rthy rector tees painted out
goo .theirerly adapted the apot grantee was for t•irir
recreatious, sod oteteluded by apse 'Apr...jag a hap
hey • mid In after-lite look b.ek to that day with feel-
ings of deught At the oonotujoe of the
children gave loud and hearty cheers, end the. 415-
p nod to elajOy the esoseeineltil provided. la &bus
kali-au-sour they ag.io e5...46W together, &no
marched to take their eats at the taa•telya, taw dram
and life bend esslivening the proceeding. with gene
gpirited lases. A largo party of ladies aed pearls. I
were present. and as woo as grace bad been sung, the
youngeters, to the number of 575, set to w•th • heart)
g end In an incredible short space of time
managed to put away nearly 64811 w. weight 4 exeelknt
plum sod used Slake, diluted with • ;superior's.s
quantity of tea. Soon after their repast was finished,
the teachers and friends sat down beiseath the shade ot
venersole be.c. ins, in the rector's garden. to .4.7
the moue reheehrog beverage, tIo• Blandford champion
Wiwi :sod, who entered the field shortly b. toe, iris-
coursing wino very beautiful musk in their well knows
excellent style. By this thee • very large concgosne of
peo,le had mitered the &ILI, lino as soon as tan can over
the sports recommenced. The moot exciting rao.
(half-a-mile) was for a sweepstakes of 7.. Mot.
King, who won the wile race at tl.e camp.
awl • yonog man eam.d Byers came in a dead
beat, and divided the money, Master Dennett t Anise as
weed prim a very exeglleht kiiile Mal nut-crackers
Toe most antneing of the opens was the jumping It.
sa km and wheeling barrows, b intlfolded. Amor g tire
company we noticed 1111Cheti Homy, Req., and party
from Down•house, the Hon. Miss Portman. the Bags. it.
Farclahasson, Ray. Mansfield. Rev. C. .1. Wisidislas
Ray. Mr. Smart and Mies Stuart, Mrs. Johns aid
party, Mr. King, W. fiesith, Seq , and Mn., Beath
Rev. D'Ojly bow, J. S. Daniel., Esq., and family, he
Ital.phy of fireworks took place, under the au...token.
deem it Mr. Wellington Groves, aed en used baldly
say affordod tom b arionseitient and delight to dot
' 'onager purtioo of dm spect...s. who, however, wet•
very ordyly. Ihe +bole affair 'wed off cioeedine
well the /Alter. 1.1P(n) smagting it the 'porta. "God
'sues the queen" by the brae. band awed the proceed
tiCm sal hrovikl this truly hippy oelejantbut K.
I am sa