The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-12 00:00:00

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POZTLAMD.
Dors MAUI INTO SAILOWL—A draft
from H.M.S. Boscawen preseded to 10,i,)
Tuesday, to join if. M.S. Superb.
THII Govtagon's HEALTH.—WC gre
that G. Clifton, Esq., is dill unable tn-V, I, it,
crutches. A fresh deputy-vvernor expect:442e
AIOOCaIHON•L TUNIELI ANT> lOJIT
sediment tank in the public road, keep ti•iiZlA
praying for the enlightenment of thole •,
are bound to order themeelvee hely
CLOD POI PORTLAND. —The plan t ,
for gentlemen in the winter evenings
advanced at the meeting called h,, the,4,71%
when the weather prevented • large ~ttt.nret
the idea is excellent, and we hope it cli
out.
SCINZON AHD ART —Mr. Reynolde,
Bank, was appointed secretary of the Nue:4
In connection with the Science and Aet pest
South Kimanton, and on the committee "NI"
A. Ottlsy and Wnuftb. Dr. McLean, iff. 110.
Me. J. C. Laws. It is intended to have lant4l_o(
the seams.
Minos or &MOAT SCHOOL Wourse_kba,
centenary festival, it was decided to hue
united preys, meetinff and annual coefell
Monday the first meeting of teacher' and de,i_
prayer took place at Fortune's-Well Week.o;7o
out it wits • very rough night, and the att..•;.."
not so lam am had been hoped.
Sywra RAILWAY.—At meeting of the pe„,
shares, held at the Portland Arm. oThnie.7.
William Mellish, who has been empinleilit
Merchants' Railway, and understand. its beie...
appointed to maned Mr. John Wildmeo
ant and superintendent of the tnffic—an
mint for those who have faithfully served
in command.

&SAGS ASSAULT OS A PRISON Orexity.
Sunday so ths convicts were coming from mai
of them attacked A. W. Hogan, ty omairhiri
him and striking him two sever, NOVI ill laig„
which knocked out three of Lis teeth, sad awe
to fall, but only momentardy, for in so iegli;
officer was up, and sprang at his assailsat
powerful fellow, as he was making soothers:Ark;
with one blow from his 50., mowl him to
be was secured and taken to hi, coil, to await etiii
lion. which in all probability will b.! determieelft.
CRICK Sr—BATS r. BROOMSTICK.; —A kat,
we, pleyed on Saturday lam, in the Cricket pvk
adjoining the Victoria Hotel, by eight meig„,,
broornsW.ks, against the remainder of Me date,
data. The broomsticks went in fink sad emelt
for 19, when the bats followed and made:solw
second innings the broomsticks were lucky/ugh!
score 53, when the bats went in and wad of
more than half the number to make ma; bah{
they were all out except two who could potpie/Ai
in consequence of the drenching nun, whidi bide&
on, and no doubt mainly caused the delft IN
batsmen. Mr. Hodsdon provided refreslimenat
field, and a capital spread afterward, in emeliesik,
FONIL•Ie OF • RISPICTID INHABITANT.—Mapi
Lam), of Reforne, for many years at St. Gesohj
day School, died last week, at the age of 44.
buried on Saturday, in Reform, ChurchysidAsu
T. Augustine Beasor, rector, officiating. Nina
being extensively connected a large number ell.
mourners attended, also the member, of th
Clams and the Sunday School teachers, to Me mg
of 40 or 59, walked to the grave. The recterehl
at the house previous to the funeral, awl utak
custom to do in the mime of church commie
engaged in private prayer with the mersheadSi
family before leaving the house, and attain/de oh.
at the head of the long procession to the demi 5
service was supplemented by
.two hymn, it
Hymns "Ancient and Modern," vo.

"My Gat my Father. while I stray
Far from my home cm life's rough lily,'

"Oh I what if we are Christ's.'
The whole service was very solemn, and vita. I
many.

Au INPOSTOI.—On Thursday afternoon anig
ably dressed young man warn seen to fall does is
street opposite the Reading-room at Funnel&
As he appeared to be in • fit, his position amnia
pity of the people in the neighbourhood, at oKelle
were plenty of helpers, and tender heads Inds
head from the pavement, provided • 1)..14er Ii
rest on, and water to hasten hi. recovery. in
brandy was brought into req uieition ; tot tii
refl. -ed. saying be was a • Good Templar let'
tramped (six weeks) from Birmingham to seehillmi
in the 56th ; but now found he had deserted 5
was also in search of employment. and had pates
any victuals since the previous (Wednesday) ane
This statement to the sympathising crowd braMtx
the teapot, bread and butter, pastry, and Warr*
making a capital meal for the poor (!) Youn
He was then taken into kir. Bookie),., tie exie
wok's, to rest himself and pass away tbetimends
Good Templar's lodge met in the evening. NI
attended; but his pitiful tale found no syspOlic
response, for some Weymouth members ;at s
appearance, and told how he had taken then a se
previous Thursday by getting a collection, 5..;
from the lodge, and immediately leaving ma real
himself at the nearest publie•house with intereo
His deoeption he did net deny, and he electal li'
the lodge-room, forfeiting his papers by whiell
he appears to kayo been victimizing the put& •
Illness in Fortune's-Well appear. to have Ms elf'
sham, and although he frothed at the monk e
appearance had been produced by the old tr‘li
pending soap in his mouth, with which be aer'
lather. Doubtless this rascal is the fellow I& II
haat exposed in the papers for similar acts ekevis

ARRIVAL OF A DUTCH FLEET
The Masai weather at the beginning oi
caused a ..$ o 1 Dutch men-of-war which wines%
the Channel, to be tamed about finely. AMI
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon they were seep
the West Rey, and makiee airy bad weather,'
sisossi to be burning a great deal of coal to rei
the storm. Wing sometioles hardly visible for tM
volumes of smoke emitted. They pared roma thr..b'
and were again rolled about almost like corks lltler'
but weathered the dangers, and came in about
flys. The fleet was is training equadron of
comprising the Van Galen, Kartati. mei
The squadron is from the Timel and bound. for Cu

We have not beard the last of that name, lo
bandied about in Weymouth, the Coring*, Ago
the one we are about to name may not be tb!'
ship. The Coringa, of Windsor, Nova Sons
Into Portland-roads, on Monday &heron
reported having been in collision off Ow
Sovereign lightship, Botchy Head, with ifJ
ship name unknown. The Coring& carried ear
mixers rigging, and suffered damages to her tel I'
port side ; but the extent of the damage to
vessel was not known, as immediately eit,
ocilidon she disappeared. The Corings, bd
pilot on board, on arriving at Portland, sent
and next day she was surveyed by Captaia PO'
Mr. R. A. hyles, and Mr. isylee is now
putting her into good repair. It has been Dos.
the Savannah passed Dover shortly afterwards—kip
lost her bowsprit, and it is supposed this
been the vend which was in collision
Carina.

PIDDLZTRIZTIIIMIL
A cricket match was played PiddlearenW
lit of October between Mr. Best's eleven,
and Mr. Miller's eleven, of Piddletrentbkla
did luncheon was providid on the fiell hi I' 0
of the New Inn, to which about 30 sat domi ,
append the mores
ML Barr's Elms.
Ist Innings.
W. Best, thrown out Clark
Duman, b. =ler— .
Spicer, b. Miller ... ..•
Bardos, nu out : •
Tome. b. Woodhouse ..•
Barter, L Woodb
Bintacna 0. °ail% j;:
Timard, b. Woodb •
W. Tome, a. Clark,
Woodhouse
T. Lowell, x
Woodhouse ..
H. 11111 m, not out
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Itod Inlb.
0 b. F. Clark •
7 e. Clark, b. maim
2 Nal
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4 b. Brown •••
2 not out .. • •
0 b. Symeo..• •••
0 b. Brown .• •••

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r. C. Cork, run out.. 0 e. Loren. b•
Woodhouse, b. B;rt ... 5 b. Snier • 00°
W.Woodbouas. b. Dunraan cR.
Dr. Skurdou.C.Tom% b.
Dantntui
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RHSOTON.
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FATAL FALL.—OD SUndAI night an 41.1 *loft
William Wilson was found at the
leading to a loft oa the premises ot "P'sr pi In
by a person going to attead to bonds.
up, aad a audios' mau mai for, Theo
neck wasbiohi@eadthath.vM
isoally employed at the him

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