The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-14 00:00:00

DEATHS OF NOTE.

BUDDIer MATH 'OF Tin Ely. BM HUM{ HOLINWoaTII,
HeiT.--n is with much regret we announce the sudden death
of the Bey. Sir Hugh Henry Molesworth, Bart., at the early
age of forty-three. Sir Hugh, who was not a person of very
robust health, is reported to have been taken suddenly ill on
Saturday, shout three otiock in the afternoon. Hr. Travail,
surgeon, of Ndstow, was at once sent for, and soon arrived at
the Rectory, St. Petroc Minor, where the rev, and hon.
baronet resided. In his ow mu-Ocular circle, and in his own
parish, amongst those who bad the best means of knowing,
bow well, and unostentatiously, and usefully, he performed
the duties of a gentleman and clergyman, his removal will
Indeed be very deeply felt. The Rev. Sir Hugh Henry
Idolesworth, Bart., was the ninth baronet, having sueceeded
his cousin, the Late Right Hon. Sir William fifolesworth, the
distinguished statesmen, on the 22nd of October, 1855. Sir
Hugh does not leave any male issue, and will, we believe, be
succeeded in the baronetcy by his brother Paul William, who
took holy orders, and at one time held the living of Tetoott,
which be relived, as it is understood, to follow foreign travel
and the study of art. Paul William Molerworth married a
daughter of the old Cornish family of Gregor, of Trews!,
theniel, and his sons, Lewis William, born in 1864, and Paul
Francis, born in 1855, and other children. Under the will of
the late Right Honi i•ir William, the Pencarrow and Tetcott
estates will remain separated from the baronetcy during the
life of Lady Molesworth, his widow.—Weerevn morning
News.

- bairn or Silt Cinema BVIIMILL.—A vacancy in the re-
presentation of Shoreham bee occurred by the death of Sir
Charles lierrik Burrell, which took place on Saturday at his
rendenoe. Knepp Citele, Sussex. The deoeased was a son of
the second baronet, and was born in Golden-square in 1744,
succeeding to the MC° and estates on the death of his father
In 1796. Sir Charles was Ihit elected for Shoreham In 111006,
since which time he has continued to represent that constitu-
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lency.
DRA'

In politico he wale Conservative,
__MI or TIM EARL Op TARIOROME.—After • prolonged
illness the art of Yarborough died at Brighton late in the
evening of Tuesday. Since Saturday he has been In • very
precarious condition, and In consequence of his illness Lord
Moloney was telegraphed for, and had the consolation of being
with his father at his dissolution. Before the ,
passing the
Reform Bill he wee elected representative for Newtons ants)
In 1830, and also for the following year. In 1832 was
elected for Linoolnshire, which county he uninterruptedly
represented tmtil the death of his father In 1846, when, of
course, he removed to the Upper House. Several years back
Lord Yarborough was stricken by paralysis, from which he
cannot be said to have ever recovered. In 1864 he was=
pointed Vim-Admiral of Lincolnshire, and in 1867 was .
Lord-Lieutenant of the county. His lordship is succeeded in
the family honours and estates by hie eon Charles (hitherto
Lord Wortley, M.P.), born on the lot of January, 1836, and.
married to Lady X. Hare, daughter of the ate Earl of Lie
towel. Hie lordship has wit in the Roane of COMMODI foe the
borough of GemeGrinisby duce 1867, and by his elevation to
the House of Lords • vacancy occurs in the representation of
that borough. The family name of the late earl's ancestors was
Andereon, but In compliance with an uncle's will, the family
adopted the name of Penned.