The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12 00:00:00

VIIIBONIM

FaSIDOSIBLI WADDING. —Oa Tittinily meriting a
considerable congreptim assemble lat the Minder to witness
the marriage of Kim Liza Anne Bamford. daughter of the
late Colonel Bamford, Bud Regiment Staff Offlear of Pen-
sioners, Birmingham, to W. Elwin Henry Lingcn Barker, son
of the Rev. .1. 11. Maw, of South Bank 'louse, ilereford.
Very general interest an felt in the happy ev..nt, the young
lady being a friend of Mks Llnthorne, of High Hall, a lady
endeared to the neiglibrurhood by her many wet. of bene-
volence. The bridal part, arrived grout High Hall cauveyed
in four carriage& The iritio wore a drawl of white corded
dik trimmed with tulle, a cal, and wreath of orange blossom ;
and the Wide onalds, eight it number, ware attired in dresses
of white French mu din civet mauve, veils and wreaths. Tao
wedding party consisted in Mrs. Barnard, Rev. and Mrs.
Plumtre, the lt,v. Lester Leiner,. Rev. J. if. Barker,
lieu
lira. Spencerfito brsiesnali Is, gbas Bamford,
Barker, Mi.. Llkelll .3 Mi. ti to, Ms. C sakes ,ey,
Mi.. Mann. Miss A. Banned, and Mist A. Lamport ; Mr.
Lingua (bast man), Mr. !Juntas!, Mr. W. It Doke, IKlurston
Lacy), Mr. A. Dowell, Mr. Buller, Yr. A. Barnard, Mr. Alwyn
Paget, Mr. Wellesley Paget, MUG Jamie Mann, Miss Fanny
Scott, Br& Bernard, Rev. R. and lira. Plum' ro Rev. Le: or
Lostcr, Rev. J. 11. Barker, Km Linthorne, and Mrs. Spotimr.
Tim bride was given away by her brother, Mr. II mu! ink 'fee
marriage ceremony was perfwmed by the Rev. J. U. Barker,
father of the bridegroun, weldor' by the it,". Loco. Leder.
Mr. Whitehead Ihnlth prosidrl at the orr vs, and as 11,0 'arty
cutered the church payed "In Sottve Wor.h," from ill iy
mi
Creation. At the conclos oc of the cereal any lienduissolin's
beautiful " Wedding Horeb' peaied througn the but AIL:,
amid the strain, of within the party lei; the altered
011tfid0 the church all was sunshine and J .y: a crowd cur.
rounded the cher and lined too drive to Cie g Oak and the
carriages rolled away to nig. Hall amid the hoariie t widaes
for the future happiness of Use young pair an! mar) peals
from the old minder bells.
PETTY StllBlollB, the Rev. C. J.
Glyn andeolonel Paget.
bone Purixr, of Wareham, wan aummone thy the Deputy
Chief Consta ne, on Ilia inf.-nit.= 01 P.C. .I,lm Boot, f r
basing been drunk and Incapable .1 taking etre of a inar.e
and cart, of which ho was the driver. at La tchatt Minster on
tit, 2:11,1 ultimo. The defendant did not deny the etiorgo, and
the Bench cauvieted him di the peatahy of Licludiog
Giant Foe .r, of Lyteliatt Mat r err, wI. corn.
moiled for allowing his horse to st -ay Is.l tio hi .lianty
at the tame place. on the 2.lth ult. P.C. liart provid the
offence, and too defendant was flood .St and Ss ce,te, he having
been previously summoned !WS &leader offence.
Riley.! Bagged, of Poole, wan charged with cruelly tor-
turing a horse, of which he was the owner, by working the
animal in a timber carriage at Longhani, on the 411, WA., with
three sores on its shoulder& P.O. Short proved the case, and
the defendant was fined Is Ind Ss costa.
Two young .canapish.loorklag follows, who gave their names
an George dim and lleary//aoiqtea, was char. LI wi:11 cc.
during abroad for the purpose of hotidnu Mul., en the 11th
instant, and applying at thr police office for an order to the
union, having money and Lod In their possession. The pri.
sinters came to the station at nine o'clock in the evening, and
on being kturched by P.C. king the btlln f 1,1,1 wu, ',wed on
them, and also Dente breadand choose. Tins fact having been
reported to the deputy chid constable he ordered them to be
detained. The Bench c mantas, I Airolior 2! days' h not I ibour
and ilatuilton II days' hard lila mi.. I war tnioikett m kin r o
difference in the sentence Light im the means of a:Tenting
them.