The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-26 00:00:00

Cricket.

DORCIIMITS C.C. t, Witrrtabonaltn. —Et this plat& I
there was some pond play, and the Dorchester team
proved the victors ,ro the first innings, &oral t
DOarats.rsa C.C.
lst 'Raines. 2nd Inning,.
Clark. b Martin— ••• 0 b Martin ••• •••
Gale. h Martin ... ... 13 run out ••• •••
F. LucXharn, b Martin ...e b •••
Symonds, h Crawley 1 b Thacksray... ... 1
Dudes, b Msrtin ••• 1 b liswkina •••
Nut:ing, b Martin ... 1 cßicknell,b3dark-ns
HewsilL Lb w., b Martin ••• 3 b Hswkius ... 1
P.asons, b Crawley ••• 4 b Martin ••• •••
Fudge, b Martin •.. ..• 1 run not •••
Walden, not out ••• 16 a Martin. b Crawley 11
H. Luckbaus, b Marti& ... 6 not out ... ft
Extras • . ... 6 Extras ... 13

Wingasooriz C C.
14 lookup. 216 lonings.
cagt Faso 16
b 2
Bicknell, c laud b Clzk ... 0 not out .••
b Fuoirie... •.• •0 b Cluk •••
Hawkine, P. Fudge ••• ••• 3 nr.t out •••
Munn, I. Clark ••• 6 b Clark •••
°doe •pa, b Clark ••• 0 run rout ...
Tbackeray, lo (ark ..• •0b r; tle •••
Crawley, c 13soe b Clare ... 10 b Clark •••
Fitzroy. 13 Fudge ••• 0
thick* on, not out •.• ... 1

6
.30
11
...

42 55
DORCHESTER EKG I/LBlOllO. C. V. CATTISTOCIE 0. o.
A mato, between the above teams was pl lye lon Tues-
day on the ground if tbe latter, and remitted in an easy
vic.ory for the visitors. Subjoined are the scores :
DOSCUMST/La EXCZLAIOR.
let Innings. lad Innings.
Spic it., c P.iasepe, b. Flet-
miler ••• ••• 6 e and b Crawlsy ... 9
Nutting, I, ~• ... 4 b Prinseps 132
Fall, b F.Vithr 3 run out ...
Haas!. 11, b Fie cuer 3 run out 5
SolGsr, A., U WlTibo.4r, b.
Ptipftp, ... 6 b Crawley ... ... 7
Stirkiano b lea wry ... 61, Kee val ... 4
lidnroada, ti Prinrops... ... 2 b 9.0 K nell
Musa. b Deeding ... 4 b Crawley ... 1
Kora, b D•winey ... 3 no: on: 0
Pullman. st•t out ... OLb w., b Bictaell ... I
Heeps.r. a N.Tibever 9 b. er.o.loy Zi
Extras •.. 5_ Extras
64
Cerrurrock.
Bicknell, c Walden, b El-
awn is ~ ••• 6b R. Spicer ... 6
bR. SpiciT 21 not out ..• ... 3
Dendney, c Rom:aide_ 18 1.b.w., o Nutting ... 20
Prinsepe. c 11. Spicer. b Rd-
monde 0 run out ... Y 2
Orawley,c Waldeo„b Edmonds 4 run ••ii t ••• ... 12
Hobbs. bA. El.ucer 1 bA. Spicer 0
1.b.w.. bit. Spicer 2
Fktcher, run out c Rdnvin Is, b A.
Spicier ... 0
Rail, bA. Spicer ... 0b R. Spicer ... 1
Knell, not out ... ... 0 c Edniond,, b A.
Spicer 0
Bonnet% b. It. Spicer... ... 0 not i•ut
Extras ... •.. 3 Extras ... ... I
es.
49
KINGSTON PARE O. W9STISN CIRCUIT.—Tbi4 match
wan plsyed at Kingston Park on Tues lay, with the
following result :
KINGSTON PARK.
Caoinnel Scott, c Au letson, I) tidal ...
H. H. Scott, hit wicket b Udal
Fisher, c Calabrtdr... b Ildel
Lester, b PArm,rater
Sainsbury, c Cambridge. b Hall ...
b H.ll •
I) ,iouton, c U•bab b Halt ...
Templer, et 1.,,ya-d I P.amenter
K et Ly.d. 6 PAT Ment,r
I !am, an, not out •
Bari. b PArntentor
•••.-
242

.40

... 19

Warnum Cutcurr.
• c L'4-r. t, KoiSSY
Bmr,iL b Klhay.
H,ll, net oat ...
Caudnidge, c Fisher, b Oars&
Ander..n. i Kels!y
Parment:r
tospird
Calm he
N. H. 8) monds
A. G. Syaionda
Cooke
Extras

Did not bat.

::: 26

37
KINGSTON PARK T. LANBDOWS (BATH) —A match
between these clubs was played at Weston, near Bath,
on Friday, and reanlted in an easy victory for the
Kingston P,rk. The bowling of Parmenter and Mr.
Fisher's fielding were the subject of much remark.
Liwcet and Pope batted splendidly. Score :

LANBDOWS.

lit Innings.
Majw Macclonnell. c Kelsey. b
Part:neuter 4 b PumentAr...
Stinsbury. h Parment..r StS b Pament .r...
K-onsdy, c Sweet, b Parmer•
ter

2nd Inning/.

.32

... 30 c Psrmenter. b
Vissrd
Fx.lhw.bViwd 35 b Kelsey ...
E. J. Hill, c Fisher, b Pertain-
-19 c Sweet. 1, Virerdl ... 4

Winthrop. Ibw, b Parmenter 16 b Parmenter... ... 15
Stn,th, c Fisher, b Psrmenter I b vissrd ... 6
b Fialmar 0 b Visard 2
It. E. Hill. c and b Fisher ... 1 run out.. 5
Price, b Par mon tt r 1 not oat t. ... 3
Fslcutor, ty.t out ... 0 b Vlss-d 4
Extras ... 12 Exeras 14

150
KINGSTON PARC

14 Inciai," 2a4 Inning'.
Fork b Pile* • 0
Pother, b Price 10
Parosenter, lb tr, b B. B 11111 11
Pve. bB4,4borr, not out
Vissot. b Hero— 28 not out
b Print

:::11i
R b R. E. ... 17
Knbany. ran oat... 5
NoAbr, h H.ll 4
Tbaanrar, e Sainsbury, b Hail 0
Extras Extras 0

DORCIUSTIM c.c. o. MILOOMBI Rears SCROOL C.C.
—A match was played on the Dorchester grouni at
Loud'a Mill on Fri lay, between the shy.. teams. The
reeolt was a victory for the Dorchester Club by an
innings and 38 rune. Vile home tarn went in tint.
and succeeded in putting together 102. Walden hit
freely for the top score 37, an Dudding played, as
usual, carefully and well for hid 20. Firth, the captain
of the eckoel team, bowled extremely well. On going
to the wicket. the school lads could not stand against
the bowling of Messrs. Morgan and Fudge, and only
Dove and the Rev. J. Parr inade anything of a steam.
Mr. Morgan's bowling was particularly effective in
the first inning., in his seventh over taking two wickets
by two c trisecutivis balls. Firth woe unfortun.
ately bowled with his first ball, which went off
his pad. in the second innings Mr. Parr played
well fr 13. Filth wee again out the first ball,
playing it sight isto his wicket,. Messrs. Morgan's and
Fridge. is.swling was sispin excellent In this innings.
It is a r ither strange co .cidence that both the captains
were bowie Iby their first hall. The full scores ore
as follows :

Doncangrin C.C.
Dwid h Firth ... ••• 20
W44eu. li Firth
..• ••• ... 37
Parsons, h Fr h...
••• 0
LuckhPudtn.ni. b FrVi••• ... 7
N. 'ratan, h Dove
••• 1
Diorriew, c Neste. b D.... ••• ... 0
IU2
MAWOuse Rama SCHOOL C.C.
lit Inning. 2nd Inning
01lrar• s
b Morivin
... 0 run out ...
_..• 7
Carruthers, b Morgan ..• ... 3 c L b
iirkharn•
Fudge 0
D we, not out ... ••• ... 8 run out ... 6 Firtb, b Mirgan
..• 0 b M irgan 0
Roy. J h M
... 8 b /Um ,an ..• .., 13
liobkins, c and b Fido ... 1 c b llor•
Mae, c Dwhling, bld .rinu 1 h Fg.nigo
ingrain I IL .rirs
... 2 h Kolas 2
ftemowle, b M gam 0 h Fu.lge
F .. 1
dra b Piga , ••• 2 h nun ..„ ..„• ... 0
Neale. a Nutting, b Fudge ... 4 n.. 4 out
.. 0 Extras
••• ... 7 Extra,
..• 4

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THE PRINCESS OF WALES AND IHE SEAL.
An unreported incident during the Royal visit to the
Br ghton Aquarium on Thursday is not without
interest. On the Princess of Wales and her children
reaching the seal pond they stayed •everal minutes to
see them fed, and on, of the older seals, a well•trained
brute named Charley, was induced to come forward
and offer one of its flappers for the Princess to shake.
This the Princess did,hut the honour seemed to be ton
great for the tumidly very docile brute to bear with
calmnes• for after the Royal party had quitted the
conaerraiary where the mil pond Is, • great splashing
wee heard, and Charley was found sprawling in the
corridor, making peat efforts to follow the Princess
and the children in the'r walk through the building.
It was speedily secured and rimed in the pond.

THE BRIGHTON MURDER.
The Priam .r Lefroy, after his committal, wee sefallr
Indeed in Lewes' Gaol. We learn on Friday front the Preis
Association that he bag been advised by me him& over
and over again to allow the plea of insanity to be set rip
II the leadiag p lot of the defence, Ira hae been most
obstiaate in hie refusal, and when the suiteesUon has been
made has exhibited no small ammet of temper. Several
times when he was mined if he would allow the plea of
Insanity to he used he stoutly refused to do so, and raid if
that should be mode the leading feature of the defence he
would decline altogether the 111111il' &woof Mr. Detton, and
would prefer to con tut his own cam. Although he severs'
times said it looked very Mick against him, from beginning
to end he b lets word fall which could he likely to
criminate him, and at all risks hi will insist upon tho
statement he first made lota tito presenee of a third parte,
who committed the murder and aim attacked hint. To
Mr. Cioyt to, wilt whom he lodged, he his not made a
single admisalon, although he hes b-en several times
Interviewed. The prieoni,r's fellow lodger, Mr. Seale we
present ..., day, and expect vi to toe
called aes
but Mr. Plant d,d not as. th it be could state anytbiog
to elucid it, the mystery. Although the accused was corn-
milted for trial at the Busies Assists it is understood that
is will be brought up at the General Gaol D. livery at
Maidstone in Oct Ater next, where usdm the new regu-
lations the next arises will be held. applicetion for
the removal of the trial will he made until Vest time, but
should the prisoner parent It. his wish to be tried at the
Central Criminal Court, efforts will he suede to remove
the trial. A, second knife has been found near Hawsogik's
Gate, the place where the train I. said to have elaokeeed
meet. It is dated that Mile knife le largely stained with
something like blood, and Use blade is bent in a mat
rmaartiable mum, Si though it had been used with great
force.

All cheques and Pnet-ottioe order@ are payable to
MIR MART MILLIR. 8. High Woot-iitre.ot, nnr,hfat,f•
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Parish of Th. linly T-4,;tv for •,.. PropridLe.
Tuesday, July 96th, 1881,