The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-27 00:00:00

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WWI Maw 01 Weather
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Lam Mums BALDING AND BOLDIIIIII' YIIIXD
Boonerr. —We see that • pablio meeting is behalf of
the above extualleat sookity le advertised to be bald at
Wm Town Usla on Wednesday, Sept. 4, at three p.m.
We hope that SIN preabotirl 01 WS good work will be
as wall 'append this year as they were lad year. Doi,
*seem hel_great fASION to be deeply Intoner= is this
ileedety. Uwe are to ban • military oeatre hire, this
Is the eely aerobatics that min meet the requirements
of • hap body el soldiers; and we have NAG In Mrs.
Phoad'e amid= efforts unload no liana was, mush
: be de= swag soldiers, when Christi= feeling
Pisa
by stroag eameto• sense, and whoa the roes
ese that they base sy=t7i whiob all sea
sad eat they Mac We hops '
shall see rre lorwell Ailed, lie Col. Pitman's =ow-
ledge of the work, and ability to explain it, guarsetee
an Inteneelag seeing.
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Oormisre ?meows FALLOW OUT 07 •
TaLur. —The body of she litds girl goClad who Nam
killed at Sitliiioll viadiset on tbsturday, arrivori at
Twarks on Monday, and was borisd on Wednesday
afterama. &moms to say 1 Indies occident, bus
fortunately usaieended by mak serious remits, moaned
oa the num joursey. As the first trsin (there were
two trains) appreashod Witham jasotton, a boy meted
Fear was kw*/ 'plod ate of Um doors orittell. ohm
It saddealy opsasd, and the lad foil mil At the
jasetioa, the Mala was booked Into. siding, and ths
engirds driver returned with his engine, and mon maw
the boy walking towards him. &goad some severe
sots sod brain' he was not mush isj mod. In Goose-
gasses of them &mildews Me exsarsiostists separated in
mourafal edema We may add that although Memo
Oarr's workers* have bad numerous outings of tide
kind, this is the AM time thus any mitosis amident has
moaned.

°ammo To vas Dom? OoollTr Pluaol.
Assaisam: &wan BesetetenA snandas v•idar *P96"I
Siberbarnd —Sant LaMar : Junes Puller, rages
and vaplenna an Ilharberne, ealendar months; Andrew
Wig* M Blendlerd, 14 jr,; leder,
drunk IS 7 dare Zinprenoweni Aaa Oaa,
dna DM *ss NiWilions. 1 airily aisti.

Rase MATCH. Mil al °thews and norimls.
domed abate against p Yates of the 3r 1 D.R.V., was
shot on MOillif afternoon at Meilen Castle. There
was floe weather, bat a slion wind from the left,
which rendered the shootlig vary dlb nilt, at tbe
attending rave. in partioidar. Toe result eras aml wag
the priVAtes of 35. The kiewtsr for the b.gamt
score made luring toe matin was won br Lieut.
Holies, iris" ml. very good ehootinif lionwilleriet the
windeind se r-d 62 marks—ln moven rounds sash at 200.
500, and 600 yards No 4,gbalag shots; Wimbledon
rate* and t•r...,• SJ *re : .

o.l)latrs am' ion Commieeinwect OfErers.
2)4 rr44. WO ynla. 610 yrd.. T. 4.
Gest. Hodirol ... . . IS 22 22 —B2
Oolour-iergessil Growl 15 15 12 42
Sergesal o,elaing . . 16 8 8 32
04rporm1 Gm. ... .. 10 9 19 344
S•rgesot lA*4 . . . . 14 11 5 SO
Corporal Harris . 12 13 10 35

&5 78 76 239
Private&

400 yrd. 500 yrdo, WO yrd.. Tot.
Private T. Itogoes . Id 15 21 52
„ H01:,..1 . ... 12 15 13 40
~ Mulford .. . . 14 15 8 17
„ Osmond .. ... 14 22 18 —5l

H .011.4 .. 15 12 9-- if;
llibben ... 17 20 IS 55

87 274

Oucamr.—Os Monday and Tuesday Kinston Pork
Woo the route of a pretty match between the genii..
wee belonging to tiso home *lab and members of the
Maryiebose Griakot Mb, the end of the first innings
tiring a lead of 16 to our local cricketers, and the
mooed inninips as Wren's of One more. For tho Perk
Mr. Gondol, Mr. it. Thontou, and Mr. Pops did
exosUont 'orris', lit. Pope with Mr. Phillips bolo' also
very sucoseeful in getting at the wickets of tbrir
opponents. for Ilfuyieboae Moors, Septo end Erskine
11•011 Obtained • lOW soore. Boon :
11101101 rim
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Isl - led Innings.
81h, Iraq.. b ilylott 11 b Rylott 11
0. Ansirews, Ej., b Ililoti .. 13 b Clayton . 14
Des. Z. L. Katmai/ray, b tieytoe.. 0 b Kylott ..
A. Dowding, Clayton .. II c Ezaktne, b Rylott 4
J. P. Ounilly , Kai b Clayton .. 25 cdapte b Clayton . i
Ow4A4n to, b Klotl.. 6 Lot out . 30
R. Thornton, b !Viola .. c Erskine. b Itylutt 10
Oaptain Kolasy. u MAIM c Kincloraley.

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A. M NM/. Li.. 0 restbantoa-
haus b b Clayton .. 10
Pert, noi U c F:st9tinlaahaugh .

b Nihau .. 12
J. Phillip, Ibw, b Clayton W b Clayton .. 0
Ryas 10,1 6 1.. 11 beg toys 1
1116 111
NALTIJAOIII _ _

Isl knthg.. led lonlaga.
C. H. 116pbs, b lb b 1
C. J. Elsgaa, isq . b Kslisy . 6 b Kaluy .
T. R. &Aim. c Costley, b Phillips 20 c Andrews, b He/soy
Hon. Popsy., no out .. 6 b Phillips
J. 8. Udot, b Pope . 6 a Smith, b Phillips
re°(prof.) a Cutlery, b Pops_ ki 14 a snlsy, b Philiips 1
0:1101% 666, b Kolsey c Hatlisy, 6 Poillips
Rylott
i?,prol'.o6=oosi) b Pope ~ 10 c K•lssy, b Phillips
MM E oahl)e sod b Pops 4 c lisuoarsy, b Pope 3
K. P. sutherstachaugb, P.Ol, b
thi.s7 • • . • .. is Phillips
C. Lindsesisy, not out I not out .. .•
171.9,1 b 7, wr 7, b 2... ..26 Byes 4,1 b w

123 91
Ittogstox Park v. Dorchester. —These clubs played
masob at liaaotorat Park us Thursday, tau trionlors
being out tura club with Mrs wiskaas to go claim
101190011 PALL
Inc Innings. lad Innings.
Er. N. 80111b,c Pnrion..bH.tMy 14 a Morgan, bC. Baud 20
C. Sanctuary, 6 C Road 11 run out 5
J. 0. Wilklnsun.c Ltualloy.o Hallo c Fudia, 6 liatley.. 11
& mod b Holley b liotlay .. 7
A. F. WUkUoo. b Ildlly. b C. Road I
Cl/tad...Joy, no Audnows,bllsUsy abaoat .. 0
Bar. E. Go.slou. b Miley b &At I
Rev. K. Utopian.. b C. Lead b e. Raid 6
A. IL Mantol, &Wein .. uot out .. 11

run
byes, .. 10

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Ist Inning.. lad Innincs.
G. WI Andrews, b Goodden .. 40 c 11.12•1 A. b A. I,

Ilkutoon .. 0
Homan, c Smith, b Cooddes c Templegman, b J.
C, Wilkinson .. 8
F. Lind. c Wilkinson, b A. F.
Wilkimon . 0 run out .. 0
b b 6odJon 6 not out .. . 12
, C.. Donilny, b Ovoid. 0 .b. b J. C.
Wilkinson .. It
Purism% not out .. s
, Scutt, b Wilkinson .. • 11
b Goottdsn.. • 0 bA. F. Wilkinson.. 3
Fillasidkls",ll b.. b Wilkinson.. .. 6 not out 2
Damn. b (bookie, 0
C. Sad. b J. C. Wilkinson ..
Ayes. in. It Sys; On. ... 9

m 051.4 Pori Apal v. Rotolo' Park YetaA.—ht
osa,ch wth ptayed between the above we Wedsoolay,
writhe the =ores wore ea fellow :

MAD.
E. Smith, at Sanctuary. bE. P. Suistb .. 21
R. Fetherrionliaugh, b E. P. &WU. .. 0
F. Soma), 1 b nK. P. Small
K. Klnderaley, c Neutuo, b Saactuary au
Lord Eldon. b Newton 17
A. S. c B P. Smith, b Hurries .. 14
S. 4bfrl.y, c W. Shirley, b Murtha, 12
IL c W. Newton, b E. P. Smith
Rey. H. Yrooo.oo, CW. Nanton, bE. P. Smith II
Ker. 2. Ocodden, b &actuary ..
Bic& Tonplernan, c Sanctuary, b E. P. Ihn 0
ith 6
11. B. Middl 4
eton, not out .
C. W. Dalo, Sanctuary, b 1f... P. Satan .• 1
101
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E. P. Smith, b Goodden •
3,3
C. Sonctuery, lo (broaden
C. Kinders c Mined,P Cooddan
Thornton, b Goodden
Tryon, run out
W. WOWWII, run out „
C. Newtoo, run out
F. Newton, It aroddon
Kindaskey, c Tampion at, b Goodden
W. Shirley, not out 1
F. Jackson, c thin. b G
C. Tryon, c

DoisSiairria Ruth °Oars—Colonel filmset In.
spatted tar lrd D.R.V. last Tuesday everting, areas-
ponied by Ciptan sod Aljatant Barrett. T. corps
mustered about 6-30 under Captain Coombs, with
Lieut. dges, B uudiou Q loner- Hooter Sergeant
Newman, Col ior.bergeost Gregory, Sergeants Ramey.
Pardee, and Gresousg, Sergeant J. It. Taylor and
Private Taorne (ploorsen), Kr. Wellspring and tbe
be& band, and 40 rank sod Ile, all in heavy marotez
order with clamp eqoipothot. Starting from
quarters the corps awns into High street by way of
frinity-streot, headed by tin platoon, who with their
Inaba' and tools looked "going threatens," and they
wore stared at with all the oyes of all the little boys
and girl, on the roots, while on Poundbury • flittiolli
w.ui•rhig poop gathered around them. The bugle
band, too, brought vary many gazers to doors and
windows as the wept marohod along to the j salty
melody of the bugles. The Mrs are eseontially French,
.ad, being, of mune, played in unison, do not present
the full harmonious salads so which we are accustorned,
but they are excellent as marching lanes, stud that is
their reason. Amami at Poundbury the corps was in-
spected by Colonel Roass-i, and the but way of oarry-
, lug haversacks and water bottles wet oonsidored. After
' some log airy arid &apartment it WM agreed that the
I Massasoit should be minted on the right ado, but well
is rear, sod the water bottle on in. lift, that int.,-
bring had with tat fres an of the boyciaok The
Adjutant then put the corps through • smart oompany
drill, followed by skirmishing, the whole being doe.
thaelleatly well. At the dose Oolonsi Kassel odd,—
ti. Gems to the following offset It always gay. him
the greatest planar* in the world to visit the
tar corps, for they always mustered is sash large num-
bers and drilled so wall. tie had beam thandingly
gratiaid by their appearsere that evening, by the
splendid attendthes to parade, and by the way they
had gone through the movements Really, they had
; Oven per( eet—q mite porton, and ha was sari there was
no
other worth win. timothy who drilled so well. Ile
was stroosthesed in entertaining this high opinion of
the Dorchester amps by Adjutant Barrett, who Ire-
in the 001IrOS of tile 111.711,80 L 111 041:11• up to
I Otos sooty how admirably they were performed—She
aioadinees, alacrity, and intelligence displayed. Coo
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Irmo! by his knowledge and experience he (the Ordoeol)
I need not tell this, how proud be woe of the Donbas-
tor corps, and he added, "I am moth obliged to
you all, gentlamoa" The subject of the autumn
maws arras. now so acme upon them, was dear to hia
heart, and to the beano of than all. He would tat
them, ash. had told the other awes he had visited,
how it happeeed that the Dorset belled.. was *gala
• oilseed to take part in them. As soon silt VIM desUed
to hay. the manorante this year he applied for
the Doran volunteers to be admitted, but he at once got
• Masa, oe the ground that having been that, in 1871,
other battalions mint haat the priderencie. Of course
he °add not object to that: lodged, hod be bath is the
position of other WAWA''', he should have thought It
• hard for Dorset toatterit totes while others had not the
, opportunity; but, he did all he mold under the cream-
stoner—hi auggestod to the authorities that if from
any reason • battelioa of volunteers trim wanted or
could be made room for, the Dorset battallou would be
happy to attend. It so turned out thst they had the
chance of going, and he at oases guerannied 5110 mon for
the whole time, for about 500 embed to prolong their
they to the end last year, it being understood that in..
might mane and go so Nagai the full strength was main.
seined the whole Urns. He should tell the., what he
had heard from on *Ewe in high position, that the
iloreet battalion was allowed to take part in the
manotovres • oesond time solely on &those' of the way
they tuned out loot year arid the spleedid manner in
•bloh they went through the tempolgo. Having settled
does to that arrangement, he suddenly got • telegram
at lizoodathre, to say be must Jnarool.e • amigo atim-
bre to attend, so many for lb dap, and • number for
8 days. lie had no volunteer oaleer near him for
sod was obliged to send an answer by the
o▪
temeager who brought WO talegnun, so after • good
deal of saosiderthioa he promised to take
500 for 8 days and 500 for 15. He
was inclosed to make that guars Mal by the ready way
Is which in. battalion had hitherto supported him, sad
to felt rialto sure that the plash and deteroilaatioa
which datusguatied the. you'll amble them a/ laud
to esalatata the high honours they woo last year.
He had arthoged for them to have the says mutate
MIMI as before, who would soppiy those rehearing and
refreehlug beverages wig& they needed, from • bottse
of ginger-beer to • pot of al.: and they would be glad
to know that they would be again toothed near thou
old bands of the 60th &Ass erbe would no doubt
seta fraternise with them In onry way. Ho was
&axiom that as many aa possibly *oath &Steed the whole
16 dlys for the 8-day moo weld hew. to Wave before
takiug part is hardly any of tho fighting, end hit was
ewe there was • good deal of VII to Dorset won, and
that they 1110914 not like that. Tito battalion would
remain at lithedford till She 4th, ',hill Keg would novo
to Ilialthry or Foalitnell, and nut day these who
atteuted for the oberner period weak' return hose.
Blt he bop* the m.jorigi weal nods Is Obsll

although he Imam some were so situated that they
mull not give op the time. Re wanted the Dorset
voinot.iers to make a good chow iu the marsh put, far
thor WWI the only imams, they would over hero of
tattoo part in such a great military diaplay• Next
year Doruheater would be a military centre, and there
would he to to j ioiog in autumn maxtravres for
Vito. lie bed gloat amfidenco that almost ad the moo
woeld remain to thoraces, ai.d 1111 the mare put would
be oe Thurday 1ii0f141146 be hed no doubt those wno
fuoud 4ro nary could gut home that night, and the
411.4 b,ly ereul.l revueo on lie mud a.y be
WO4 14404 olee-cel grab to. mho rabble way ill which
Mr. Wellspring and the bogie hang be had got together
petioranot (hew, lively airs on the tuarth out. At the for.
mer moot. ovresusoon as he heal d them, he said 1 hey're
the eery thing for us ;" he mentioned the matter to
the tiandoisatsr of the Bbaltesbury °mos, who got him
the music, and then he wrote to Mr. Wellspring teliing
him he should like to get them up for the batt.lion.
lie regpoude.l at ones like • man, and at he should ex
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emit (rum a Dorchester win, nod be the Colocul,) was
odlirlated with the result, and he should feel very
proud to eta, oh with them at the head of the battalion,
into camp. Thin year, the mandarin on the Wiltshire
ilowas would a if ord scope for the eatployillOot of oaralry,
and a sharp look cut would have to be kept, hot they
tio down upon them • bat if all so quickly formed
square, to reomee cavalry, and rallying ,quares aareiel
had done to-night, 20.000 cavalry amid not b
tipouth thin! Ile was exceedingly gratified, and looked
forwe,d to ent.ring Caille with tisum with the gteaieet
Plemore. Oood night : God W... you. The eorps then
returned to town, the bogie limits Outs( spirited,.
and were diemiosed at tho usual oleo*.
Boeotian PerTY swami& ileada/.—Bac" the
Meyer (kt. Demo, ), U. Ourree, MN., B. Darla,
Seq., 0. Galpin, Egg., T. Helloed, gm., and Dr.
Aldridge.
Mins La•jdon, • little girl with nporkple hat trimmed
with • hatein or goody dwor,, was bron‘ht up for
disorderly conducts
P.C. Pomeroy raid on Saterday night about agnate(
past 11, Lasing in Southor rest he heart same one udog
bad language, and on going into Trinity-street found
Lanedou sweariug at some 111.10. 111 told her to go
bow., bat the iefeeel, and contleuod her bad language.
To• moo walked .if Pimliog so Wag very drank ht
took her it.to ou.tooy.
The Mayor : Waa she incatiable
Wits, so: du• wee stag,renue. and I Lad to lead her.
Defendant ,•d 4 man &smoked her down with whom
she had been for a welk.
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Mhos had boon so-ariZd for draokmumas 11lazab.
Priaooor said elm same from East Coker, and was
told am bad bettor return boom. _ _ . . _ .

Pined 10a sod coma She askod for Vas to eon
but it woo refused, gad idle woo went to prison la &dealt
foe ...no days' bard labour.
didorr Meador, of leedisiglioe, arm brought up for
disorderly °endue' and somultiog tke pollee
P.C. Day sold that on Saturday Si midnight be was
on duty near Pordington Mill, and hoard a row in
Hollowarrow. Going there he fogad a crowd.
Meador warn fighting with onother °imp. Ho wee
strippod, and se epitome got up Meader streak a "full
blow' st the other oombotant Hs asked Wm to "go
on," and Meador alone remalsed. Us caned sad MOM.
"Do go on, appealed the 000stabla but th• fellow
was obdurate. He was &inky, but not drunk. "If
you don't coon. I shall look you up" warn the cionstable's
warning, at which Moder wait ' himetelf again "—he
jumped up and pee the polkas.. two In the breast,
copping rivind Wm, and esylog " he'd sho• the
if he'd lock him up.' Witness hold hold of his arm,
whoa Henry Pr 0..., I "atoll num." canto up and tried
to get him away, but the oonstable's grip was too our.;
and, doding he oould not mous him he hit out at
witness, SW the crowd around proosiotod the nooses of
his att.*. Pu.hiog through the crowd, Prowse again
got hold of Mesder's arm, palled him away, and herriod
him towards Prowee's haus*, several women eovering
Gloomier, but, es be woo Grossing the threshold, witeem
seised him again, pulled him a bit but could not pt
him out, Ulu pushed the door widest him, and at
loogth closed it. Hy and by. Sergeant Mitchell arrived,
sad eutarel the houae, collared priaoaer and took him
to the atetion.. Proems wee in the houae... _

Mr. Symonds: Why didn't you take btm toot He
was just muohL.b. sa the other. He must be
summoned.
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Defeadaat said he did wet strike plaistiff. sad waa
oot drunk for he'd 0017 bad a pint of best that might •
asap suae.out and hit him, and he retaraed the Wow.

Liay aa44 he had boo a—eoristable about Ittresi mouths.
Mr. Symoode : Lb I they saw you were a yottoi bob.
stable, .ad thooght they mild take advantage of 'OIL
Y ouog constable, must be protested VI well ea old =ea
Fothd 40,, oe one mouth's hard labour.
Mr. &waste said they should a/I kaow that tor baby
Omsk the hoe ...ram 10,

Tie. was stoked, but prleotter wag informed that se
soon as the fine was pall he would be liberated.
Prisoner : I'd oaly had a pint all day.
Mr. Symonds : The driak again; if it fuel for drink
we Mould ham nothing to do here.
lVithani Blaarkuser, landlord of the Noah's Ark, was
summoned for hawing hie Inoue* open it illegal home, oe
Sunday, Ilith Almost.
Dafendmit declined to plead guilty ; hs wanted the
polimmen to tell the truth.
P.C. Pomeroy said on Sunday morning at a quarter
to sine he wont to defendant'albouee, through the tow.
home, where be found ele men of Yordlngton, two of
whom he knew by name and the others by sieht. This
doors we,. open all throagh the houae. There were
one citllVt cap, two pinta, and oae tialf-pint all son-
taining beer. Two of Me men drank from the quart cup
to his promum. Tee landlord was In the cellar, and
Male to the brewhouse. %Vitae= asked him why he
tamed his emus to he open at that hour in the morn-
ing. He mid he thought It was no harsa to draw a Mat
or two of ale for thoes men, for they were bard.worting
men. Witmer* told him his limas, didn't specify that,
and he replied he knew It; be was glad to take a quiet
three hallpenee on a Sunday morning and eo would
witnem If he kopt • put:its-how ; and it ha didn't
towed soon be • row about It.

lir. Symonds : U. mast talk to the 1102111 ed.Orn.
mons about rat; we must ulna:aster re law r
we lad it.

Witness . Than wee. 20 or 30 people loitering ontidie
the door.

Defendant mid they wen harvesting maa who had
had their drink of him during the wen.. aad ousts to
glee orders this. The policeman maw no Liquor drawn
Or money peas.

Air. Symonds : It's not neseseary ; yoa isre summated
for baring your house one° when is 'lmola be dosed.
Defendant . 1 doo't like to be shot op lite • dog in •
box.

Hr. Symonds told defendant he must not have his
house open on Sunday before 12.30 p.m. or between
2.30 and 6, or dew 10, and another days after 11
p.m. or before 6 ain. Any 1111111 found in the Mom
dhrin,/ prohibited hours, anises he satisfied the Bench
that he was • servant, an inmate, or a bona Ms traveller,
was sobs to a penalty of 405.; pereocio who retooled to
give their 1111•248 and addremes, or who fele•Jy repro-
seated themselves an travellers were iLsble 12 • penalty
of X:,

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Ddendant was reminded that In January, 1861, be
was flood fur haring his boner open on Sunday morn-
ing, and in blush, 1866, he wet oantieued for pa-
witting drunkenneu.
Fined 40.. intintUng oasts, and told that the new
Aot was very stringent and he must be sweat how he
oeuduatad hi. house.