The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-15 00:00:00

C138.N8 ABBAS.

CHAPEL AsYrreasser.—The anniversary of thc Wesleyan
chapel took place on Wednesslay, when an element sermon
wu preached by the Rev. E. S. Thies. At five o'clock a
large number sat down to an excellent tea, and in the
evening a public meeting wu held and addmsses delivered
by the Revs. J. E. S. Thite, and others. The
meeting was well attended and the addresses were well
received

ItiarD6 DF.AIII.—An inquest was held at the new Inn,
on Wednesday, before the I/eputy coroner and a jury of
1 which Mr. J. Biles was foreman, touching the glinith of
1 Harriet Paul. It seemed that on the pre‘ ious Fnday she
had complained of violent pains in the head ; her Moen
Icontinued, and on Tuesday, a neighhour named Sarah
Amey found her on the atone floor of her cottage in a sitting
I posture at the bottom of the Maine, and quite dead.
nizabeth Knell and Martha Moore went in, angl Or.
Hwerui waa fetched, but she was past recalL The jury re•
turned a verdict of " Died by the Visitation of
COTTAGZ GARDEN SHOW.—The annual show of %eget-
: Wes, fruit, and flowers took place in the Nation.ll School-
room mi Friday. It far surpass.l those of former years,
I the arrangements were carried out by filingsr, Ilellyer,
Norman, and Clark (the committee). Mr. Mills, head-
gardener to Lord Ingby, showed beautiful exotic plants,
and lint collection of roots. Mr. J. Hellyer exhibited
line collection of hothouse plants, and hit gladoli were
perfect jams. Other amateurs added line specimens of
vegetable*, fruit*, and flowers.
CRICIUM.—Cerne Cricket Club V. Trynly.fro of Ike
gesuce rs.—The return match was played on Tuesday laid.
The following are the scores :
CIUCKET CLUB.
tat liming'. .1(ggl limiggge
F. Clark, b Dimwit - - 14 b - - - 8
r Dotohty, b ntormcy - • 2 run out - - • 3
I Hopkins., e Wendell, b Disuen4 • 5 c Sherry, b Plitit • 1
J. Chrk. - 5 I. - - • 1)
_ . . .• _

T. Strou:l, b Curtis - -
K. W. Clark, b Stunney -
P. 24routi, b Stunne) -
Pople, b Stunucy
Lush, run out -
E. J. Clark, not out
Extras

- rllll oUt
- 2 b Sturnicy
- 1 Pork
- I b Stonmy
- 0 owl out
- b
• Extras

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Ist Inninim 2nd Innings.
Diluent, c and bF. Clark - 0 bT. Stoma- - - 2
Curt* bT. Stroud - - 1 b Dominy • - 0
Bragg. bT. Stroud - • - 0 run out - - 7
G. Popie, bT. Stroud • - - 2 lez bcforc wicket - 0
Worsdell, bT. Stroud • • - 0 T stoma, b Dumbly 1
Childs, b - - 0 cF. Clark, b Digultiy- 4
Sherry, e Hopkins, b Dumbly - 3
Llswoud, b hominy - - 1 run out - -
Pettit, run out • - - - 1 run out - -
Cousins, b Dominy - - - run out • -
Gregory, bT. Stroud - - - bT. Stroud. -
, Frampton, UT. Stroud UF. Clark - -
Hicks, not out - - b lanniny - -
Moore, b Dominy - - - c Pople, U Dominy
Will., bT. Stroud • • - bT. Stroud- -
Howe, c T. Stroud, b Dumbly b F. Clark -
Green, bT. Stroud • - • run out
',tummy. m 'utiny -
Bird, bT. Stroud - • -
Young, cJ. Clark, b Imminy - • b IMmlny
Knell, blk y - - • - ' b Doaiisy -
Thome., b T. btroud - - run out -
Extras • • - • . Extras-

- -10
• • 10

Ov Tuesday night last, a set of night marauders entered
the hitherto peaceful premises of Mr. Robert Toms. The
night being very dark. they cannot lie described very
accurately, but the captain of the band seemed to be the
representative of his astanic majesty --or AUDIO such
creature ; his head besotted like a serpent, and the lower
part of his body like an ass. Ile led on two others—
apparently mere boys. One of them, by his stwech had •
dash of the cockney about him ; the other seemed to be •
wild son of Erin's 14e : he belabour.' the door most un-
mercifully with a stout cudgel. The imitates of the house
were two females, and at the time they bad retired to rest for
the night. When spoken to from the window as to their
basiness, all that could be understood from Paddy was
"he wanted some Souchong." They were told it was not
• house of business, and requested to leave the premises;
but the wild Irishman kept on heating the door until he
was tired, and crying out far "Souchong." as if he were
very thirsty. At last the skipper found it Wad "no go
he wished the ladies in —, and went off. A policeman
was in attendance in the morning.