The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-05-25 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

May 17, at Uplands, near Fareham, Banta, the wife of John
Beardmore, Esq. Captain Hants Artillery, of a &slighter.
May 14, at Riulley's Hotel, Southampton, prematurely, the
wife of Captain Amyatt Brown, tist Regiment, of .daughter.
MARRIAGES.
May to, at Lower Woodtford, by the Rev. T. W. Knipe,
rector, Woo. C. Groves, ECU, of Mageston, youngest ton of
Levi Groves, Esq., of Knighton, to Sarah, third daughter of
the late Lieutenant Charles Atkinaon, of Lower Woodsford.
May 15, at Trinity Church, Yeovil, by the Rev. Howland
Ruyshe sasisited by the her. H. C. Hustable, Samuel Crad-
dock, Esq., of Shepton Mallet, Somerset, to Jane, only
daughter of Joseph Northoote Cooke, Req., of Yeovil.
May 15, at the parish church, South Hackney, by the Rev.
James N. Bennie, LL.B., Augustus Frederick, youngest son of
Daniel Jay, Esq., of Clifton-pleas Hackney, to Catharine Lavinia
Griffith.. only daughter of the late William George.liole, Mtg.,
Watchett, Somerset.
May 15, at Si, Benet', Paul's-wharf, London, by the Rev. J.
H. Coward, MA, Frederick Charles, son of the late Samuel
Canning, Esq., of Ogbourne St. George, Wiltshire, to Jane,
second daughter of Richard Canning, Req., of Wanborough, in
the same county.
May 14, at the parish church, Hampton, Devon, Alfred
Eirkup, Esq., of Vigo-street, London, to Ann, daughter of the
late Robert North, Esq., of Wiveliscombe, Somerset.
DEATHS.

May itl, M his residence, Fordington, aged 35, Mr. John
Legg
anwdagetrieclet,lanenrin hiCthrehizeelted by ill
hlt gitilJou:.t,..Mr.hii
deep and general regret. He died of a lingering fever at 10
o'clock on Sunday morning. He was only elected a member of
the town council in November last.

May 18, at Sturminster Newton, the beloved wife of Mr. R.
Young, tailor, 81c., aged 47 years, leaving • husband and seven
children to lament her loss.

—iiWii,—iniTii;;;;tOl7, 111;14, Colonel John Gwennap Hume,
of the Bombay Army.
May 17, at Wimborne, of consumption, Henry Charles Pitt,
son of Mr. John Pitt, of the same town, aged 17 'wars
May 16, at Whitchurch, Hr. W. Watts, aged 72 years, deeply
lamented by his family and much respected by a large circle
of friends.

at Weymouth, after a long son of Mr.
G. Beeman, aged 17 years.
May 15, at Bearninster, Doreet, aged 20„ youngest son
of Mr. John Chick, builder, of that place.
May 14, at Clifton, the Rev. Arthur John Macleane, Head
Master of King Edward's Grammar Behool, Bath, aged 45.
May 14, at Furre-coppice, &remake Foreta, Wilt., Maria,
the beloved wife of the Rev. T. L. Kinsbury, Incumbent of
Savernalse, and youngest daughter of the late William Brodie
Gurney, Req., aged 34.
May 13, at the residence of the Rev. J. J. Rowe, in Heavitree,
Exeter, Ann, daughter of John Meyrick Williams, Esq., late of
Anglesea, and of the Retreat, in the Island of Jamaica, in
her 83rd year.
April 6, at Lucknow, from the effecta of severe wounds re-
ceived In action on the Nth March, William George Hawtrey
Bank., Cornet 7th Husaars, and third surviving eon of the
late Right Hon. George Bankee, aged 21.

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Mr. FREDERICK MALLETT, Editor of the Dorset
County Express and Agricultural Gazette, at the
Office. Church Street, Dorchester.