The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-14 00:00:00

YINTIARNE.

CRICKET. —Minterae v. 31.1b10 y. —.l match WM played
on thu ground of theformer Chibon Thursday and termi-
nated in favour of the Immo team with nine wickets to
go down. The weather wu delightful. Refreshment+
were provided by Mr. Von of Come. Subjoined are the
seDres:—

Frist Innings.
B. Collins, run out
W. Bunco, b Cruss

Second !ultimo.
4 bO. Jtulge • 3
0 c CI. 11. Judge, b
Judgc • • .. 0
J. Dawe, I b yr, b Cross 2c O. Judge, b Cm's 3
W. Murray, c Stroud, b Dominy 3 b
J. F. Smith, c Pettit, b Dominy 4 b (1. Judy°
W. 11. Hawkins, I. In.tniny .. 3et J. Clark
W. Trenchard, run ••ut 0 st .1. (lark ..
K. Ibmacre. b Donliny 0 It este' .
A. Rogers, b IMutint 0 c and b Doming'
S. 6•1110111, b I).anitly 0 Ibw, b Cross .
F. It•wk• not out .. 1 nut out.. ..
Extras .. 13 Extme
NrStIUISE.

Firit Inguno.
T. Stroud, Mei oul.
h Co 11111!
J. Clurke, c and b
G. Julge, b I lkaWc
U. Monthly, not out ..
F. Pettit, b 113 Wu ,
T. Cox, b
0.11. Juagc, l IlaWv
It lu.b. b Cow.
It. Batt., h Dawu
N. Wuelltick, b Coffin.' ..

SA,Coll.'
..I e and 1, Daire
..0 le4 out . • •

b
..
.. 2

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BOURWENLOUTEI.
Sunnis DEPARTURE—A family bearing the name of
Graham have lately been virti ni king Itournemouth traslea.
men. They took "I.llbuula," a furnishea house, and after
Patronising liberally some of the ptincipal ahops, su.bienly
ileeampeil. easing the landlonl of sorue of the furniture.
and forgetting to settle their bills. The police are on their
track.

.. 15 C

.. Is Extr.4.l

OANIPORD.
THE Ilgtta.—The five bells of the parish church of
Canton!, having been for some time in a very bad state
for ringing, the work of rtehanging thorn was a fer, • • .atla
ago entrusted to Messrs. Hooper and Stokes, of V. .o.ibur7,
I /evon, who have carried tc t r contract in a thoroughly
satisfactory and workne manner. The tone of the
bells it much improved by alterations in the clappers, and
they go admirably. The whole of the costs (ilt) has been
defrayed by the liberality of Sir Ivor Guest, Bart.

BLANDFORD.
LORD AND LGIT WOLVERTON left their residence on
Carltomhouse-terrace. Inidon. on Saturday, for Ballston,
their seat near Illandford, for the autumn.
Its-Antroan UNloN.—The result of the late enquiry con-
cerning the election of Guardians at lllandlord is given in
the following letter :
" Local Government Board,
"Whitehall, ELW , Sth September, 1575.
'Sir,— 1 ant directed ty the Local Government Boerd to
state that they have considered the evidence taken by their
Inspector, Mr. Courtensy, at the enquiry which he held on the
27,th ultimo. into the proceedings c ected with the late
election of Guardiani for the perish of Mandford Forum.
"It swears from that evidence that the premises In West-
street. Ithoiclford, in respect of which you claim to be qualified
for election as &Guardian. are rated in the names of James Ball
and lenses John Bath but at. Dun sufficient for the qualifica-
tion of otto person mily as a Guardian and it further •PPcare
that even if the rateable calon of the premise. occupied by
you is Dorset-street were taken Into &would, It would not
suffice to give you the requisite qualifi.tion, when added to
the interest in the preualsos In respect of which you arc rated
with June John Ball.
'Cuter these circumstances, the Board must decline to Into/f-
-f.:re with the return id elected Guardians for the current year :
and they ilirect me to return the documents forwaroled by you
iin the 17th of April hist They further direct me to add that
the omission of the Clerk to the Guardians to notice your
disqualification in the voting P.PCIII it Immaterial.
"I ant, Sir, your obedient versant,
Fate. Fut-nerve,
"Assistant Secretary.
"To Mr. James Ball, Blanilford."

4;1 TLI 22
MILBORNE EIT. ANDREW.
On Monday the Reformatory boys, to) the her of
43, were indulged in a visit to Wgiuouth and l'ortland
beiug conveyed f row the reforms ry to the county town
in two brakes.

wAtaxamt.
Trig annual licensing meeting tio the borough was held
on Saturday, when the license. *ere all renewed.
PCILHECK COTTAGE GAIIIDENEIGe SOCIETY.—Tho annual
show of this society took place on Thursday afternoon, in
a tent fixed amid the pictursastrie ruins of Corte Castle.
The day was beautifully tine, and there was a numerous
attendance of the district gentry.; The show comprised a
large collection of cottagers' Iluctions. The potatoes,
I of which there were some 50 al were especially fine.
Lord Eldon sent front Encored.° aevoral choice greenhoum
plants, which adorned the centeW stand, and Mr. Bond,
of Tynehani, contributed plants, fruits, and vegetable&
The Rev. Eldon Danko* was likewise a contributor. The
prizes were distributed at rive o'clock by Lord Eldon and
Mrs. Memel. The Countess of Eldon was present on the
occasion, as were also others of the district gentry. The
principal prise of El, offered by Mr. W. It. Henke% for
the best floral bunch containing six sorts of dowers, WAA
awarded to 1/avld Hooper, of Kingston, while a second
prise of 104. for the saws fell tithe lot of James Vincent,
ltempstene, and these collections were much admired.
It
sir.was on the on excellent show. The judge
res
we Trullope, of Wed re, Somerset, and Mr. Crook,
gardener to Mr. fowl, of Tyneham. The Corte Ca4tle
haul attended during tho &Senior's). It should be stated
that this year the usual prizes for allotments; and gardens
ware not includol in the schedule in conscopience of the
low state of the funds, but that next Year. as Lord Eldon
explained at the show, they would probably be renewed.

1 Gen AermiLwr.—On Thursday afternoon, Kr. David
1 OLL.A.I -. MOM II sag.
Duren. son of Mr. .1. B. Durell, J.p.. met with a sad arcs' OnnwIi•LU)WSIIIP.—On Thursday evening at the meeting
ing. He had been shooting in the harbour, and when land- of the " Loyal Westminster" Lodge of Oddfellows, Mr.
Keith with a testimonial from the brethren of the Solis-
from bis boat, near the Powder House, his gun by some George Ledford, P.P.G.M., was presented by Pro. fl. M.
aecident WIL4 discharged, and the thumb and fore-finger
or his right hand were shattered, lie walked l'''
•the burl' District
I"
a token
of
their
esteem.
snrgery of Dr. Smyth, in High-street. Mr. W. Miller ArCilialfr. —As Mr. H. Gatehouse, of Entuore Green,
surgeon also attended and administered chloroform, and was driving to thilingbam, on We.lncelay evening, le,
, hr. Smyth amputated the thiiiiili and finger. horse turned sharp round and threw bun and a lad, who
I ridacs Coeur, Mondse.—Belore the Meyer and Alderman wav riding in the vehicle with him, into the reel. Mr.
Ito ~m Gatehouse was stunned. and remained insensible for some
1:,.1.41 nial Pi Mottle!, ens lined Os and costs for being time after. and it was at first feared that he was seriously
drunk 411,1 disorderly on nutirday night Oil the quay. injured, 'nit we are glad to say that he received no injury
T.'. orris Shiprick end Henry G... 08, charged with !it.: ring N ith the exception of a severe shaking.
In N 4,1,1 e in Paradise street ou saturday night, eras discharged Par st .torinrxr. —On Thursday evening, m Henry,
no I i• unising to b•..e the town am of Mr. Kira's' Alvin). of Ilartgrove Farm, was
Weestoinsr —lkfore the Mayor. Plalnlig In the Barton, he 64w a heel of corn coming
f;,...r,c cotle w.e charged, tint he, has itig been on the Oth towards' him, which he ran to meet ~• on approaching the
instrit Intrust.' by Sylierer Er •ns with a coat, sold it for Its waggon he fell down and the wheel crush.' the rib. on
ant stole the in .ney. -The prosecutor saki h, and prisoner had , the right side into the lungs. lie also received a seven':
bs,s, worklog together .oi tho tairty. On 11..1:w lie Insight I wound under the right eye. Dr. Wy Ices was • • liately
the cat at kir Want's for Its. Ile and prisoner lied some beer I sent for, tont hid services were not required, the poor lad
nt . rublie.ll.ll4e,, and want.% took off the coat sod asked 1 having thud some ti,,,, buf,,,.e bum arrive&
prisoner to sell it. He tohl him to ask Ds for It, and not to
take loss than Its, and he would give him a shilling for Ids
trouble. He sold the oast he les. Witness did not we him
fin ti. .scat niornlint ; he called to him, but he nui eau,' --
Prisoner said he spent sonic .4 the nioney and did not like to
bk. . the remainder to the prosecutor. —flu was renandod.
Poises Owes, Thursday.— Before the Meyer, Alderman F.
T. lingers, and MOWS. W. Pearce, C.. 1 Stone, IL D. Kills, and
Willi el OS Senn.lers, labourer,
J. it. Unroll.
appeared to an adjourned
Inlnkin ms charging him. on the information of Sept. Hunt, with
selling boor without a Wane.
Mr. 11. T. Trevanion appeared for the defendant
The defendant takes sub-contracts for road-making, and has
eleven men In his employ. He bujs table beer at id • gallon,
and supplies it to the own at their work. If sit the police say
he wile it in his own house on • Sunday. Defendant admitted
hien were there MI Sunday week, but said they went to see a
litter of 14gs, and he gave them a drink. And on Monday
week a policeman's von named Cutler gut three pints from Ids
daughter, and tendered in shilling. It Wag &Retreat payment
was male, but defendant laid he refused it.
Thu magistrates decided there hal beim a transaction In tho
nature of a sale, and tined defendant 91* and costs.
Itolterl Wyatt, for tethering a horse In Bterte-lane, was
ordered to lay the costs
Job,, int,so for using bad language and thremetileg Robert
Wyatt, when he denial owing defendant some money, wail
bound in sri to keep the peace.
Moms !fart, who pleaded guilty to stealing • spade from
kli• Allner's nee buildings at Parketonc, which belong.' to
Samuel tireenhani. was sentenced to li days' hard labour.
Geoege Co6te, alto stole the proceeds .4 a coat entrust.' to
I ' to sell, wee eenteliced to IS days' hard labour, awl hi Sel
found on him was giros up to the prosecutor.

RUSHTON.
Marron 110111.-111 r. Gay, at Preston Fenn, having
completed another excellent harreAt, again treated his
labourers to a bountiful supper on Saturday.

assitzoszrz.
PROPOSED New Tow; Ifst.t..—An effort is being made
to obtain a now Town Hall and Market House for this

town.
SII F.RIIORN F. SCIIOOI- —The Oxford and Cambridge
School Examiners Board have just Issued their report,
and the following members have been awarded eertineatus.
viz , T. H. Attwater, E. A. Elrington, A. .1. tialpin, F.
W. Fox, If. Keene, L Lester, C. F. Sanctuary, K. A.
Upcott, It. Webb, and H. Willianis.

SUTTON WALDRON.
HARMIT Mom& —On Wednesday Mr. 11. J. Young. of
the Manor and Hill Farms, entertained the whole of his
labourers, in number about 50, to a bountiful supper in a
Imitable building tastefully fitted up for the occasion.
Mr. Young presided, being supported by Messrs. W. C.
Young, Ingram, Wake, Short, Roberts, &c. The company
having partaken of the good things provided, amused
themselves in song and dance. During the evening the
usual loyal and patriotic toasts were given from the chair.
Mr. Young said he believed that his crop this year was an
average one, both in quantity and quality, and he sea
pleased to say it had been stacked in excellent condition.
Ile very kindly thanked the men for their services and
good conduct throughout the harvest. A very pleasant
evening was spent, and on departing three cheers were
given for Miss, Mrs., and klr. W. C. Young.