The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-08 00:00:00

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TIM ORICIULT DINNIR

was provided at the Peter's Finger, to celebrate the
dosing of the cricket mason. The attendance was not
quite an good as last year. About 3.) partook of
the good things provided, as against 40 last year. The
chair was taken at seven o'clock by the prarident of
the club, W. Rolle...Fryer, Eel., who wag supported
In the vice-car by the rector • (the parish, Rev. 11.
Farle,, and the a mpany having done full justice to
the variods viands. the usual loyal and pdriotic toasts
were given. The Chairman gave the "Queen," re.
marking th.t whenever given he was proud to find
that the toad, wee responded to moat loyally. (Drunk
with musical honours.) The Chairman then gave the
health of " The Prince and Princes. of Wales, and
rest of the Royal Family," which was also drink with
musical honours. "The Army, Navy, and Reserve
Forma," given by the Chairman, who hum •rously
remarked that at one time he belonged to • regiment
whiLli bore the name "Devil's Own," consisting solely
of bar, Mem—Song, " Rule Britannia," by Mr. Ink.
pen.—The next toast woe "The Bishop and Clergy of
the Diocese and Ministers of other Denominations,"
given by Mr. Holladay, who mlde the remark that the
clergy as • rule were always r.ady to render their
eubse,ipti,ei for any good purpose, and especially for
• cricket club, and it was the duty of all cricketers to
rally round those "creatures of righteousness." :long,
"Belle of the Ball." Mr. Halladry. Soccer to the
Lytchett Cricket Club." was given by the Rev. H.
Farley, who coupled with the toast the name of the
captain- Mr. Forley drew • dividing line (imaginary)
between the app.a.rent social choracter of an English
meeting, and a ' jnet the opp site " character ot a ,
Irish gathering. He thought 'hat when the latter met
together It was a cam of "broken heads," aid aigg
verse. Mr. Adylea, having euitehly responded, Mr.
Fancy krave "John PeeL" "The President," by Mr.
Fowler, was the next tract, the truer giving a correct
view of Mr. Frye,'s willingness to aid, an more ways
than one, any movement for the good of the parish.
Mr. Fryer suitably responded. Song, "The U een
Dram Grows all Round," by Mr. Furb-r. Mr.
Clarke proposed the toast " The Officers and Com-
mittee," coupling with it the name of the secretary.
The latter, in responding, gave an outline of 'he year's
work. He tegretted that the club had this year fallen
off, both in members and in ho•Prary subscribers.
This year the number of members enrol ed sub.cribing
2e. 6.1., was 17, against 30 Isst year. This was owing,
in • great measure, to several migrated to other
parishes, while some other* hay,- taken up with some
ether areuseme •t in preference to cricket. The actual
ereisent received was .C 2 2s. 6d. from members,
£4 2s. ltd. from subscribers (bon.), and to this was
added a?re of £2 Is. 6d. from last year. Approxi-
mate ex tuts £2 10s., thus leaving a balance in
h.nd o 16s. tid. Song. Bradshaw's Odds," Mr.
Malteds,. The remainin4 toasts were duly given and
sesponded to. Tu-y
,were:—" Honorary Subscribers,"
by Mr. Hal'adsy ; Visitors," Mr. Myles ; "Host
and Hostess," Mr. Phillips "Auld Lang Syne."
Amongst the visitors were—Messrs. T. Crumpler, D.
James, larbor, Miller, Clark, and Fish.