The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11 00:00:00

Zomerettotitte.

YEOVIL

COUNTY COURTS 1; 71- 111-11 MONTH OF Joke.—
A:bridge, Wednesday. 12, at II; Bridgwater,
Wednesday, 19, at 9.30; Chard, Tuesday, 16, at
10; ceewkerne, Monday, 17, at 1; buil/port.,
Monday, 24, at 10; Taunton, Friday. 21, at 9;
Temple Cloud, Monday 10, at ; Wellington,
"flitnaday, 20, at 10 • Wells, Tuesday, 11, at 10.30 ;
Waiton•super•Mare;Thuretlay, 13, at 10; Waldo!),
Saturday, 22; at II ; Yeuvil, Tuesday, 25, at
10.30.
CRICKLT CLUS.—On Tuesday, June 4th, a very
exciting match was played between the Pymore and
Yeovil clubs in the held adjoining the Pen Mill
Unfortunately the weather will anything
but pleamilt, several storms having passed over the
town during the day, and in consequence of the
weather the stumps were compelled to be drawn
before the game could be completed. The Pyinore
men had male in their second innings 55 ruse with
four wickets to go down. Subjoined is the score,
from which it will be seen that the Yeovil club
again came off victorious, which no doubt was in a
great measure attributable to the splendid batting of
/dr. Knowles, who scored no lem than 66 runs

Yzovic CLUB.
FDA Innings.
Sacoud Innings.
Welch, a Stevens, b For.
ward b Lawingdoo 4
Crump, b and eE. Forward bE. Forward
Donne. bS. Forward . b Lewlogdou ... ...
Coastal, e Stevens b I.
Forward
Cludard, bW. Forward .. bE. Forward
ILDOWIOI. blt Forward .. b. Levrbaslon
Munk, bB. Forward 1 b Lawingdon ..... ...... 3
Bla4v, run out 1 b Les ingdon
Richards, b and c Slovens 1 bE. Forward
n adman, rub out b Leo lniplou .. . . . . .. .. u
Ryan, not out e Steven., bE. Forward .. 4
riir. By..
Wide* .. ........ .. • • 12
Lag byes ....... •.... Noble 1
Leg byes
Total 60 _
Total 161

PYMORE CLUE.
rrst Innings.

.1. T. Stevens, b Welch
C. Digiston, run out
E. Forward. b Richards
16G. Kouneell, b Richards
J. Symonds, b Richards
W. Forward, b a chards
.1 Dunn, leg before wicket ...
Lowitionion, b Richards . 0
J. Plifield, e Knowles, b Richards 2
W. Badly, not out ...... .
"
ides 6

ACCIDINT.—OU Saturday, the 2nd init., an acci-
dent, which happily did not prove so serious as was
at first anticipated, happened to C. A. Meesiter,
Es' q., son of the captain of the Yeovil Rifle Corps.
It apt ears that dining the morning the corps had
been practising in Preston Fields, and on their re-
:urn Mr. Messiter, on jumping • stream, slipped
and fell backward into the water. It was at first
thought' that he had broken one of his leas, hut
such, fortunately, was not the ease. He was im
mediately carried home, and although found to
have received a rather severe shock, we are glad to
say that be is progressing favourably.
Rine CORPS Moveless-N.—On Sunday morning
week upwards of 70 members of the Yeovil eorps
attended divine service at West Coker church, on
which occasion an appropriate sermon was preached
by the Rev. C. Penny. Service concluded, the
members vat down to • first-rate luncheon pro-
vided for them through the hospitality of Dr.
Moore, after which they returned to Yeovil and
were dismissed, the captain thanking the band and
the whole of the members Air their attendance, and
assuring them that from their appearance they mast
have been greatly admired by all present.
TUE NIS RAILW•Y STATION.—On Saturday week
the new joint station of the Bristol and Easter
and South Western Railway was opened. The affair
passed ofl very quietly, so much so, indeed, that the
public would not have been aware Of it but
for bandbills,and • few tlags flying from houses it
Lb. immediate neighbourhood. We have had
occasion to allude to this splendid building before;
it only remains now for us to add that to those who
have not had an opportunity of seeing the interior,
as well as the exterior of the building, a visit
will be well repaid, as we are sure there is no
station that equal it within many miles of Yeovil.
NIACIERREL —We had several large arrivals of
mackerel during the lest week. flu Sunday naming
a large quantity were brought to the town sad fumed
ready purchasers at fourpence per dozen.
VICSTRY MEETING. —A vasty meeting was held at
the vestiy room of St. John's on Thursday week.
for the purpose of making a rate for the repair ot
the church for the present year. The Rev. J. B.
Thomas occupied the chair. It baying been as.
certained that • rate of 3d in the was ussietary
to make the repairs, it was moved by Mr. Chuntib•
warden Vinnieg, seeesded by Daancey, and carried
unanimously. that • rate of 3d in the / be levied
Applications were made by the family of the late J.
Greenham, and by Mr. James Curtis to be
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