The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18 00:00:00

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

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Themaiviage of Miss Augusta" Selina Start, with
Colonel the Hon. St. George Foley, took place an
Thursday morning, at St. George's Church. The
bridesmaid' were—Miss Bertha Mills, Miss Emma
Baring, lion., Alice Curzon, Lady Mary Canon,
Lady Grace Pane, Min Maud Kingsoote, Miss
Eaton, bliss Aline Corry, and Miss Reshout. The
following persons were present at the ceremony,
and afterwards at a breakfast in Grosvenor-street,.
the residence of Mr. and Lady Charlotte Stunt :
The Duke of Leinster, the Duke and Duchess
-of Beaufort, Maria Marchioness of Aileshury, the
Marquis d'Azeglio, the Marquis of Kildare, Haul
Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury and the Ladies
Ashley, Lord Ashley, and Hon. Lionel Ashley, the
Earl and Conntessof Darnley, the Earl and Countess:
of Chichester, the Earl and (Joanna& Howe, the Earl,
and Countess Westmorland, Ville °lint and V isco antes'
Liamore, Viscount and Viscountess Curnon, isconnt
Canterbury, Viscount and Viaeountess Somerton
Lady Redneck, Mr. Gerard Start, Lady August;
and Mr. Humphrey Start, Lord and Lady Costno
Russell, Mr. and Lady Isabella Whitbread, Lord and
Lady Cecilia Bingham, Lord and Lady Foley, Lord
and Lady Howard de Walden, Lord and Lady
Pelham, Lord and Lady Templemore, Lord and Lady
de Manley, Lord Ronald Leveson G-ower, Lord Henry
Gordon Lennox, Lord and Lady G. Paget, Mr. and
Lady Jane Renton, Colonel and Lady Emily Caven-
dish, Col. and Lady Emily Kingscon, Col. the Hon.
Richard and Mrs. Carson, the Hon. John and Mrs.
Ashley, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. William Ashley,
the Hon. James Macdonald, General the Hon.
Thomas Ashburnhem, the Bon. Elisabeth Waldo.
11111,8, Right Hon. Henry Corry, the Right Hon. Sir
F. Baring, air Bdward Baker, General Law/anion,
Colonel Stephenson, -Colonel and Mrs. Baring,
Colonel Start, Mr. Hubert de Hugh, Mr. and Mrs.
Henri Baring, the Misses King, Mr. and Mrs
Hutchings, Mr. Graham Vivian, Mr. and Mrs.
Bridgman Simpson, Mr. Henry Calcraft, and Mr.
Cakraft.—The bride and bridegroom left town in
the afternoon for Cliafdep, near Maidenhead, the
seat of the Duchess' of BoticerlAnd.

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AND DORSET RAILWAY.
The sixth baltyearly meeting took place on
Monday, at the Crown 'Hotel, Blandford, George
' 'Warty, E'sq. the deputy Chairman, presiding, in
•the unavoidable absence of the noble Chairman
Lord Rivens The Directors state in their report
that a satisfactory increase has taken place in all
branches of the teaffia of the line during the past
six months ending the 30th of June. The increase
on the groan traffic, has been £6,332, and on working
expenses £4,696. The revenue account shows a
hafnium of .t 0,233 ae against £3,648 for the corres-
ponding halfiear. There has been an increase of
26,080 tone in the imports and exports at High-
bridge harbour, the amount for the last six months
having been 44,701 tone, and in the six months
ending the 30th of June, 1864, 18,621 tons, showing
that this traffics, bah more than doubled. A route
has been established between Poole and Cherbourg,
by which a ootudderabie traffic is expected to be
developed between Paris, the west and south of
Prance, and the west of Englsod, the Midland
Counties, and South Walea. The way and works,
and the engines and rolling stock have been
efficiently maintained during the past els months.
The capital account shows a total receipt of
£1,100,471, and, total expenditure of £1,107,636,
leaving a balance of £7,165 against capital.
G. Wassy Req., said he was sure that he spoke
the feelings of the directors and shareholders of
that company in expressing their deep commisera-
tion with Lord Rivers at the sad and sudden lona he
and his family bad sustained. They had been
called together at an earlier period of the year than
was usual by his Lordship's express wish aa he had
Intended after this meeting had been held to take a
little holiday and join his datuiliter and her
liamband on the Continent. Vain, vain hope I This
aid bereavement, as they might suppose, had entirely
unfitted their excellent Chairman for business, and
that was why be (Mr. Warry) occapied that position.
He trusted that he who had been so greviewily
adlicted would be enabled to surmount his trial.;
end that his excellent advice sound judgment, and
great ability might be long /piled co them. (Cheers)