The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-07 00:00:00

UNITARIAN r. C.

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lit Innings, tbul
J. Spitler, 1 St.nlo - - I bT. Ilamy - 3
thiTn, c Way, b Steele - 4 rue wet - 0
A. 81.iller, lb w, bW. Ilarvey - 7 LT. /larreit.r;su - 0
Tripp, reit wet - lel e Strule.b - 9
Milvcrtollz,6 !YsY • • •4c Steele, h HOW,- 0

Payne. bW. ilai'vey • • .0 c Way - -
Follett, run out - • • • I not out - • -
Fry, c titt‘le. b %V. Harvey- - 3 c Stecic, bT. Itarvcy-
c Steele, b I'. Way • 51. T. Harvey - •
Abbott. not out • - u Suttill, bT. Harvey
c Kotnlll, I. T. WAy - 0 c Sutl.lll, b gunmen -
Extras - - - 10 Elam -

A. 111111Ltel —104•011.
14 Innings. 2wl
awl hJ. griller • - 0 bJ. Bpillcr - - 3
W. flarccy, r J. Spiller 0 hJ. Spillor - 9
Way, c Griffin, b J lAler - 4 hJ. fipilicr • - 7
T. 'larva:), c Fry, I, • - rein ..ut . - 4
flissrrell, I. J. Spillcr - • - I I. J. ftller 0
r And 11J. spilivr - bJ. Spill., - - 4
aathps, lriiti, - rJ. Speller, b Tripp -
K. Ilarrcy. ..til • • - b -
Konhol. run 111- - IA4 11l - • - 4
lakr. mo.l bJ. Spiller - • 0 bJ. Spilicr -
Waltar 11..14, 13 Tripp 0 run onst • - • I
Extras - a Extras

llonounit FOLICE, MolViay.
and Mr. W. T. Whethani.
Sews. labourer, if North Allington, Moe brOlialli
up iu,riisti.iiy charged with heillg drunk awl noteui,
rodating the police, and breaking *neural pane* of glee% in
Weatoitreet and Allington, on Satunlay night, between
eleven and twelve o'clock.—The damage 4loole to the win-
dows had been paid for by defendant'. frien4l4, and ha
pleaded guilty to the eliargea.--I'.l'. 144 Mated thp
fact; playing the defendant was drunk, I,n4ke the window.l
send when he took him tnto rudely re,d4te,l very lunch.
The mob which had mollectel a 1,,, threw noel at him Oho
polico.,,,,telde) and he load . ... e difficulty in getting hill
!wheeler to the 'data°',. Gale mid the defendant wiui
like a madman when he woe brought to 1114, ,talion, and
the renAtalole was covered with limit —The Watt said
they should like to. plum th,..1 loire,u, Mil., ailigUltAA
the police brought Ilp, they .411.1 1.. utuvutuly d,„„it
with. Such conduct wail db,gr.ieeful. - The defeinhint was
linml ne, awl the mete.

—Before Mr. J. Willi Ams

Bowmen Psirr ScornNs. Tewalar.—lkfore the Mayer
(Mr. C. Tucker), Mr. James Williams. stud Mr. W. T.
Whetham.

&unmet Lathey. of St. Michners.lane, was brought up in
custoily, charged with using threatening language towards
his daughter.—Prisoner denied the accusation, awl the
evidence of his daughter, Charlotte Lathey, was taken,
from which it appeared that on Sunday her father was
drunk and abusing her mother; and afterwards when she
(witness) passed through the risen to go upstairs her father
used abusive language to her (witness), orderim( her out of
the house ; he got a poker, and, Nourishing it, said he would
lie hung (or her." He thou pushed her out of doors and
struck her across the arm. She (wittiesd had been very
lbs.! to her father and mother, and hail all she could
for them. Her mother was ill in bed, awl she (witness)
felt compelled to give her father into gusosly. Her
mother was very glad all, hail put her father in gaol.—
Prisoner said he did not take the poker until there was a
crowd of people pushing into his hause. He sobbed very
intb•h, said he had always done what he could to support
his wife. and he would continue to do, bat he dbl Lot
w:ait his daughter irterfering - -He was orderid to lig
ticilibd himself in 14 and one snuty in SO, to tact, the
Dsge4 for six months.—The required surety was fount.-
The Hay ir salt he wan very sorry to age a daughter
, appearing against her father, and he hoped she would not
! do anything to annoy him. —She asked if she was to stay
away iron' the house, leaving her mother ill and no one to
' attend upon her. —The Bench said they could not advise
! her on that point.

ANNUAL tier-NSW,
This business waa now proceeded o ith, the Meyer saying
he was glad to see the wont, well conducted" written
against the majority of the houses ; there were, however,
• few " doubtful," and one " bad " He complimented Mr.
Symes, of the Railway Terminus, on the way in which
the house had lately been conducted, and said ho was . . . . . • .

Cormoit HARDIN Snow.-The-annual exhibition of the sorry to bear complaints about one or two houscs ; Ile len
Cottage Garden Society, on Tuesday, took place in the new such would not be the case again. With regent to the
schools. Mrs. Baring acted As hon. secretary, while Mr. beerhouses, some few of them were suspected of Sunday
billiott, gardener to the Earl of Ilchester. and Mr. Baring, trailing :there was much difficulty very often in deteetios:
aesiite,l hy Mr. Charles Baskett, Adjudicated the prizes. this, but if any of them were caught they would probably
mess includad several special premiums kindlypreeented base their licenses eaneelled, as the magistrates were
by the PAH and Countess of Ilchester, the Rev. E. Collins, determined to put estop to it. Out of the 36 or 37 beer
Mr. and Mrs. Baring, and Mr. Mrs. and gis4 m.tin. houses, however, it was satiafactory to find that 601111, 30
The show was creditable. Occupying a central table was I Of them wcte raid to be conducted property.
a cellection of fine plants and flowers enntrihuted by Hr. The only merlons complaint was one aminst the Garipaid,
Martin. The window plants of the cottagers were men. Inn, kept by Mr. 0. T. Cartell, in flouthatreet.-Mr.
furiuue, and the vegetables were exceedingly good. There Studley said the house was held under Mr. Putman, of
were ten collections of will flowers. We append • list of the Netherbury Brewery. When it was let to the pre
the prizes:- sent tenants, they were strangers here, and did not know
Viaseranks, fee-Cabbages-Finn, fe, William Jenson ; the characters of those who came to the house. It wal
eccond. 3a, Thome Groves ; third, Ls Oil, ltichird limns. not the wish of Mr. Ptilman that the house should be
Hound potatoes-First, fis, Matthew Groves; second, 30, )Iri improperly conducted. He hail cautioned Mr. Gartell,
English ; third, Is Od, William Chubb. Kidney potatoes-First, and he believes! there woold he no cause for further COM.
as, C. Wendell ; weep!, 3e, John Sartin ; third, Is ti, It , plaint. -The Mayor said be did not think Mr. Gartell had Jessop. Onion* First, he, Charles Milton; thin, lead, James j wilfully offended, and told Mrs. Carta, who was present.
Paktum. Turnips-First, 44, S. Jeseip ; second, 2s,,Mrs Perrett, be hoped she wowter of those
Carrots-mat, 4,5, W. Chubb ; second, 2s, Mrs Perrett. who came to the house.
Fartnile-ringi ts. M.A. Fr... Mum 1 llowodi 11" Pen•oliti The whole of the licenses were then renewal with the
cueumbas-First, Zs. Rich/m.l Groves; @easel. Is rd. ihrriot exception of the Balaclava Inn, kept by Ur. If. 11. MIL
Costello. tenuous -First, 34, E. /tinny ; second, Is Al, C. in Snuthistreet. He did not wish to renew the license.
Wendell. Poo-First, Se, C. W0r1d...11 ; second, Is, W. Chubb Mr. Studley asked for An extra hour for the Bridisirt
Scarlet runner beans-First, 4e, A. Joiiiop ; nevoid, 24, W. Arms Inn. and Mr. Wadden for an extra hour fer tie
n,,l.,rtneen s Regatta.- -israntal.
Groves Apples-First, Ns, Susan Chubb: Mint. Is GJ, Main
ThNeipi rtisui 'neer IVIIII anft.lidtitie'epte.Gel:lrZ,l 't'll:e' aotecatiliniabariZr. tilt
Yrampain. Any other Ink -First, as, Janus Hoskin. • evotettl.
3e, Burn Chubb ; third, Is Al, Maria Frampton. ‘;'‘'l'Ld" Fishen -' •
Richard' Trarlvi'ersa sailor, of
loaf marimult.ill'ill%fweirdaiiirliiiil 'Wit Si"marrows- Firm, is, C Milton; wood, Is 61, Eunice Vine.
I n.... 1 l'Y
Basket of flowers. First. 54, Harriet Costello,. OCOMIII &a,
Elisabeth Hoskins; third, la Oil, Letitia Chubb; extra, Is,
Helen Costello. Bunch of roses-3s, John Jenson; French pear.-Ooniplainant said he was foreman over the w irk
beims-b, Harriet Costello. Celery-S. Jason now being done in clearing out the pond at North Mills,
! Smut. Fawn. -Cooked potatoes-21b tm and 4lb sugar, On the ffith August, defendant and two other sailor*
given by the Countess of Ilehester, John Barth,; extra, ite came to the works, and attempted to walk across the
Marianne Grose, tionte.beked hreed-os, Oven by the Eeri planks which were laid over the stream, thereby Inter'
of Ili:heater, Thomas Groves. Broad beans-sa, given by the tering with the work. Ile would not let the defendant
Rev E. Collins, John Orores. Pot p4ants-9 yards calico, Oven go across, when he tore his shirt and struck him.-P.S.
b, Mrs memo, ft. Jay; extm, 25 Od. James Hoskins. Col. Gale said the defendant was a ananiof.war's man home
ille:rtt44nietW"r"bli Obsik...F(f•Ltosear ki'llifetBr nansWiellarkkiiidgisjenl lb,' teaMrsmwet a''lnl leave;
;sutlinTionwileierle wthhreill'itothothm'ewonalreauve!tri.Cth.eYWh.'4'd 21b sugar, given by Mrs W. Baring, C. Worsdell Wild flowers said when he err vial the a aaaaa mons the defendant awl be tricked and erram;i.al entirely by ehildreti)-Worx.h.,s, given Ind a bail foot, was under the care of the doctor. lir ymi. 'wen,. madame, Childs ; ettra, In nieb , tilt arovie, should I,,linable to attond.-Ille scia final 2.fl GI.. ani 41
I.:eri„,a node,. sus.. F,m;hd A
i, Sarah nne Lewis, Edith neits, Ilk bil. ; in default of payment II days' n'''''
GS aid And three others
labour.
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ORBIE ABBAS.
Fiiimarar.—The balance iiheet for UlO past year of ourt
St. .tust: No. :1042. has knit been by
Messrs. M Martin, T. Curtis. and T. Stn.u.l. auditors.
Mr. J. Niithover, treasurer, and Mr. C. Nide, sis-rdary.
It shows an advance in funds on the preceding year.
£3l Is. 10d. was paid for sickness during the twelve months
and £3l for deaths. The amount of sick and funeral fund at the close of the financial year was .1309 11/a
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HARBOUR REGATTA.
This event rani° IF on Thursday last. We had 1411.'41_1
demerired or having to chronicle anything of the kind this
season; iii fact, fir the past three Fears we hare had no
aquatic sports, which has been a (Wise re.r.ret to ""tS
few, for the inhabitants ..f Itridport an loot lark„,,
Pleasure to many a pleasant day spent by the seaside.
when the visitors have been nnmbered by thousands. 11.8
announcement therefore that there was to he a regatta.
although on a ellual scale, was bailed with satisfaction,
and we hope that there will now be an annual reg.tllL
worthy (,1 the town, in comparison which those which are
held elswhere along the southern coast of England. The
Mayor (Mr. C. Tucker), Mr. Henry Good, Mr. E. Ilarl
Mr. M. .1. Briamt Mr. Harry Tucker, Mr. IL Owbr, spn
Elwant Hood were the c 1111 l mittee, and the onaccceil
of their eaertiuna, and the immense number of Peoci.

BRIDPORT.
PARISH:HMS WV said to be very 6carct an.l uneven in
size in this neighbourhood. The rough weather and severe
thundendonns in many places destroyed young birds, aa
as the nests awl eggs : the parent birds built new
nests, and the consequence was late Woods, and at the
pteeent time young