The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

May 27, at Fordingtoo, the wife of Mr. Clurilio
Reynold, millwright, of a son.
May 22, at Fontrnell Magna, the wife of W. Brooks
way, of a daughter.
May 16, at East Howe, the wife of Mr. winima
Saunders, musician, of a son.
May 24., at Puddletrenthide, the wife of Mr. Toni
Collier. of the New Inn, of a son.
May 20, at Cerne Abbas, the wife of Mr. James
Tellyar, of a daughter.
May 21, at Puddletown, the wife of Mr. F. °teasing.
' a son.
May 22, at Ifarketeetreet, Poole, the wife of Mrs
eorge Holloway, baker, of • eon.
May 26, at the Palace, Salisbury, the wife of thie
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May 211, Rev. James Gwynne, Minister of the
Octagon Chapel, Bath, of • daughter.'
May 20, Rev. E. jonn Harford, 8.A., Curate oe
Henbnry, Bristol, of a daughter.
May 19. at Tisbnry, Wilts, the wife of the liter.
William Westall, of a daughter.

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May 18, at the pariah (shun* Hour:nodes, the Ray;
Horace Meerut, to Charlotte Lydia Peareth, youngest
daughter of the hate Rev. Sir William Marriott Smith
Marriott, Bart.
May 24, at the Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester, by
th, Rev. T. A. Falkner, Mr. Charles Blandymore,
Frome Whitfield, to Miss Mary Cosh, of Dorchester.
May 22, at &dipole Church, Mr. Joseph Candy, Jun.,.
of Grove Buildings, Dorchester, to Elizabeth (sox, of
the same place.
May 17, Rev. G. Alfred Poole, of Poole, D '
to Augusta, daughter of Mr. William Adams,
Parham.
May 22, by license, at Emanuel Church, Weston.
wiper-Mare, by the Rev. W. W. Rowley, Jame, Whit.
church youngest son of the late Mr. Hugh Whitehrcuh,
of Tockington, Gloucestershire, to Martha, emend
daughter of Mr. George Gases, of East Brest,
Somersetahire.
May 23, at St. James's Clhureh, Paddington, by the
Yen. the Archdeacon of Wells, Thomas Davis, Esq., of
Werminster, Wilt,, to Harriett Loosia, eldest daughter
of the late John Tivitoe Thring, Esq.
February 8, at Peel Forest, Canterbury, N.Z., the
residence of Enoch Jollie, Esq., M.114.R., by the Rev..
L. L Brown, 8.A., William trptoa Sleek, Esq.,
formerly of Ann's-hill, Camberlead, to Charlotte Sarah,
youngest daughter of the late Rev. Goons Flirt Cooper.
M.A., of Tetminster, Dorsetehins.
May 25, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Shaftesbury, by
the Rev. R. Clover, William John, son of f). Swab,
Esq., Northampton, to Emilie Palmer, eldest slaughter
of ifr. J. S. Dunman, Woodboro', Wilts.
DON Parrots, who appeared as the rival of Donato, May 25, at kiestelberjr Bryan, Dorset, bribe Rev,
and who equals his original in his dancing on one leg Edward Forward, brother of the bride, William Bieck.
and feats with the scarf, is on the eve of leaving romilirle, or Maeohelder, to Joao, third Peereioriog
London for Scotland. daughter of the late Rev. C. Forward, of Bettie:tomb',
A serums aeci,eet happened on Mon Dorset.day at the may 24, Si West Allington, by the Rev. H. Fox,
new station of the North London Railway, now being assisted by the Rev. T. Spines (brother of the bride.
built in Liverpool-atreet. Several of the massive girders groom) Agnes, second daughter of?. Legg, q, o(
fell, carrying with them a large 9aantity of brick work. Allingson to William Legg Symes, third eon of Th.ma,
Several workmen were seriously injured. Symes, E4q., formerly of Littlebredy.
AN alarming story has beeo circulated by the Ow/ in
referenco to a pending rupture between England and DEATHS.
America, on account of our refusal to make good the May 14, at King-street, Portland, Commender jobs
losses sustained by the depredations of the Confederate Hughes, R.N., of HAL Revenue Critter Wiekhars,
cruisers. It lore-assuring to learn that the statement ailed 59.
has no foundation whatever. Tie Otol is not so wise 11$ Nay 19, at Stourbridge, aged 18, Cornelius Jerson,
it looks. third son of Rowland Price, Req. , solicitor.
Ms nr NOTrINORAN.—A Sr.broke out on May 24, at Parketone, after a few hours illness, the
GREAT
Thursday night about ten o'clock in the warehouse of
igwletire 19.1.11'• William Hallar°rd, or the orseeillierd service,
Messrs. Marriott, St. Miry's-gate, and Stoneyotreet.
Ma 25, at F rslngto Dorchester, Harriett
o n.gresa,
It offended to the warehouses of Mears. Manful', y
adjoining. The Mimes lit up the town, and mused
Sophia Idliest_eldert and Dinah beloved daughter of
extreme consternation. Notwithstanding the most Michael and klameit Sophia Miller, aged 27.
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nergetie efforts of the fire brigade, the fire at one
May 21, at Charesouth Mr. Edward Lambe, grocer
r, o'clock still continued to rage. The destruction of stud draper, much espected aged 64.
property is said to be about £50,000, but the actual May 20, at Shepton Mallet, John, eldest son of Z.
s,
mount cannot be at present estimated. The warehouse Wybrant Esq., coroner, aged 19 years.
of 'team Marriott ii a complete wreck--nothing but May 21, at 19, Arlingtott-street, Sophia Jane,
the outer walls standing. That of Messrs. ?danfull is Count", of Zetleod, he her 825 year.
not so much injured. May 22, in Charles-street, Bath, Margaret Amy
Coss or 14 'traria' ASTRYA, BY DR. LOoocee Bowlea, of Parlistoue, Dometshire, daughter of the late
Arouroaro Warzas. Hindley, y have mud, Charles Bowles, of Barton-hill, Shaftesbury, Esq., sad
pitlesure in transmitting the following copy of a testi-
,alae° the late William Lille Bowles. Clam, or
monist I received this morning.-I`. Warsis." "West osiom
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Houghton —Dear Sir,—l feel great pleasure in inform- „„ W. Colbourn., Pal, of Stwisithatlw Newton,
ing you oithe great benefit ray wife haa received from aged oes years, much and deservedly regretted.
the use of the Dr. Locoek's Wafers Thought from yom May 20 at Shantou Mallet, of aolurempfloo, John
She can now sleep soundly the whole of the night,eldest son of J. Wybranta, Eat *woes, Cl the Nthor-
without being disturbed by her cough and shortness BaSters district of the aaatatY° arisr. 11"'
breath, although for four years before I got the wafers uesesbed was • member o( the 18th rronolawe CorPee •
she had not been able to sleep more than very short May,2s, at Channineer, at the realms* or big eons
time atones. She is better now than she La been far Mr. JIUMS Mike. of allifteeherro Ned 89.
14 years.—Joxx Parraster."—Dr. Lorook's
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