The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17 00:00:00

THE poßsgr COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY ri, 1870,

question. • little bdore tads primmer use observed by a sem
named Smith, • meterniosser, mains from the book or Qom-
Painant's premises MIA a fowl in his hied sisienertnu the
bollalpUoo of the one Wel Next evening priteleor mew te
Ike publfcbouee sod tokl proescutor, to the bearing of Smith
nod others, that he owwl sot trouble about the fowl, as be
would bring It beet le the emornlng. Not doing so, fitnlth
west to him Where Mt was at meet In the coono of the ti
mod salted for the font. Primmer lam denied having
anything about totem* the IlOerL As be persisted In thie
sistmemit, be use emu Mem eariody.—PTUDa•r now pretended
he wee Wooled ot the Miura but the inaZng.• thought
otheretes, and emitemed him to three weeks' lebour

num inirt

STAPP. -Lieut:-Coloael Lord Richard Grosenor, in ecesunend.
Major Floes, Captain and Adjutant Griffis, Surgeon J. Gliogs
Aaalitant-surgeon Daniels, Veterinary Surgeon Horde Total 6.
assn.- Bandaistar It. E, as, sad 1-, inen.
Msruir et Torso., -comet W. F. Bryruer, Quarts-master
"'egg. 3 sergeants, 4 strewth, I farrier, 41 pri-atsr. total 01.
Absent with leave, Cornet the lasi of lichester absent sick,
Captain Maisel. Total strength 01 troop. 61.
Doactigsree TROOP.-Captain A. B. Foster, Lieutenant P. B.
(Sundry, Cornet H. Middleton, 1 quarter-master, 5 sergeants,
3 corporals, 1 farrier, 41 privates, total 65. 'Sent with leas,
Ueidenant H. Total strength, 60.
&Grosse Tenor.- Cartels C. .1. T. Hamhro, Lieutenant
Caleratt,lquarter.master, I sergeants, 3 corporal., 1 trumpeter,
1 farrier, 4) privates, total M. Total strength sb.
SHIMIOLXI TRAIOP. -Lieutenant W. nooks, Cornet Ooodden,
4 sergeants, 2 corporals, 1 trumpeter, 37 prlrMes, total 46.
Absent with lease, Captain Diggy, quartermaster Hayward.
Absent aithout leave, Lieutenant Dams. Total strength, 56.
VALB Taos.-Lieutenent Dower, Cornet guest, 4 sessantei
g corporal. 32 privets, Meal 41. Absent sick, Captain M. S.
Yeetinan, quarter-master W. Hard. Total strength, Ed.
WINIOILItt 71001%- Cornet Bond. 4 sergeants, I corporals, 31
pat Ss total 36. Absent without leas, Captain gir i
Glyn, Lieutenant Montague Guest, quarter-mader PyosNtrd
ai
strength. 45.
ReOmental Total. -Staff 6, Band If, Melbury l, Dorabester
55. BlerWford 51, Sherburne 46, Vide 41, Viimborne 38. Grand
total, 304. The regiment last year rode in 334 strong, and
theit preaent strength on the rolls 1. 364, including baud
It will be seen that the gallant Lieutenant Oe',nel
Commandant Lord Dieby was not present, sad we
regret to bear that his absence was oesasioned t.y the
state of his health.
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The cavalry, as they proceeded down the well-known
road leading to Weymouth were acoomponiod by large
number, of interested gazers, who expressed the usual
admiration of the stalwart representative, of Dorset
yeomen. Rod passed knowing critiques upon their horse-
flesh, which critiques however, were in about every
instance highly favourable, the laden:sot snit spirit of
oor yeomanry in matters of this sort being will known.
In spite of the long distenoes that very many of them
had come, both men sod horses looked fresh,the former
in the beet of seirita, and the latter were
better fettle. A very fit, View of the Cavalry was
, obtained as they proceeded up Ithdipole Rill, where the
serried column presented • truly mutisl apperwases,
and when the band added their broniritiog strains, (Be
, combined influences of reviving Nature in the fresh
leaved trees and the verdant flelds, the reviving sea
breen and the sight of the blue water, the gorgeous'
display, the excited crowds, and the stirring nolo that
"With martini musk rent think."
all combined to raise the spirits to their full height.
The Cavalry still rode on till opposite Dorset'
place, where the volunteer band played. and the
volunteers, artillery and rifles, minted u the
Cavalry peered The foot soldiers then fell in behind
and followed the Yeomanry to the town, the crowds
Increasing in density at every yard. The residence of
the es-Mayor, J Titer& Fag, w s brilliently trimmed
with flags, and the bolo:nay adorned with gay hues, as
was that of the Rev .1, Rinds, arid in all the windows
and balconies of theierraess, crescents, and tows, that
fa" the E'Plehade were large numbers of ladies aod
gentlemen all In the height of fashion. The band
appropriately struck up "She sat beside the window,"
followed by " Elk Leone." In answer to a 'puha'
request, and when they arrived in front of the bead-
qoarters, forosed an. and played the Prince of Wales's
March. The Q 0 Y.C. here halted, in readiness, as we
understand, to return the compliment of the volunteers;
hut the latter were led down in rear of the Yeomanry
The troops were then dismissed, and the Portia, d
trtillery marched to the railway station, their hood
playing " Before the Battle," they diposited oerbines
and instruments in the statioo, and were dismissed
until eight o'clock, when they re-assembled to return.
In the evening Bandmaster Byer. and his men
mumbled outside the Royal Hotel, add delighted an
admiring audience by playing, in even better style than
usual. This was probably owing to many young bands-
men having become more experienced. Their notes
were soft and well harmonised to rigour and martial
si-irit they showed that 0w...r, occasions when "gaited,
they could add all the finer elements of good playing
that proved them to ponces the highast taste. The
prorramme was as follow.

quick deo . ."Engliahman". . Blockley.
Grand f1eketi0u.......... Ls Strantera," .... .. ...... .. BelllnL
Wetaes ......... ... . ..Chriqtine." ....... D. Godfrey.
Pa. Redouble ..........:" The !flyer,"
Selertlon
Martha,"
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and were stationed on the left of the Portland Artillery WIKBOEfa.
already drawn op. By Mils time the inhabitants were ' SICYCLI FinT.—Two young tentlemen of Wimborna
lining the road in great numbers, the gay dames and have riddenon bioaeles the whole distance from Wi na•
damsels sporttng their newest spring fashions and borne to Yorkshire in about eight days, traversing th •
gayest of oolours in honour of On qO. Y.C. The amanita' of Wilts, Oloctoester, Warwick. Stafford, and
Cavalry had assembled in good forte at the field leading Derby. clo of
to the lovely grounds of Mrs. Balaton at Cone bill, and tv Salisbury County Court, e" the .
the Melbury and Dorchester troops soon took around in of Mr. Moore, as order of protection wsa (rotation le
ree'd&r Order near near the rte, while the Blandford reame:t to the estate of klfrad Sttoklsed. olothtor and
troop among whom she tall figure ofonr Conservative boot and shoemaker. Hrimborne, who lel erld'ed to his
member. Cant. Hambro, Was pronvnent, were drawn Honour at the Poole court, • receiver Wind appointed
Up to the northward. The Wimborne troop seetribled lon the property.
more to the west, and still further on, in the north•
west corner of the bold were the Vale troop, the
number completed by the Sberboram hoop drawn up on
the right of the Vale men. The public lesembled near
the entrance, and lined tba lodge plantation, closely to
the front and rear of the lielbury troop, so that the Dor-
°bast*r aliVnirt moved off to the northward, giving more
scope for the formation. It was not long before a great
sensation was caused by the arrival on the ground of a
party of riders on gallant grey horses, recognised even
at • distance as Bandmaster Evers and the champion
band of the 9.0.Y.c., who struck spa lively air, and
amid the admiration of the crowd, passed on through
the field, and took ground away to the estreaae south-
West, nearest the mansion of Cods Hill, where backed
by a vrry bandentne bit of wood, they formed a striking
pisture. The weather had been imareasing in splendour.
and the siebt Was now One of gre.t animation and
'eternal. Among the visitors we noticed Mrs. Thrasher.
and K. if Dem:ash, Esq. cod Mrs. Thediish drove up in
their carriage, and the patty around the pretty little
lodge Was One of the features of the mane. The
Yeomanry had been augmenting in numbers all 'hie
time : but Captain Hambro, impatient, we suppose, of
remaining stationary, out his troop through • number
of movements, oonaisting of wheeling, charging. ke., by
war of bringing cavalry into their work early, and
providing employment before they were rewly t..a Mart.
This example was imitated by some of the other troops;
but soon the influx of arrivals ceased, and the troom
began to form in order for entering the town. The
(Atoning was the

BWANAGE.
*WWI INIFTITUTIL—Mseers. G. Burt (preaident of
ths institute' and J. Freeman, of London, h.ve offered
110 each. provi led CIO osn be raised locally for the
instatement and attlargetnent of the library.

POOLE.
Summit MUTH. —On Saturday morning las
Mrs.
Elisabeth Robbins, living in the West-street Aims,
bottom, dropped down dead upon returning horn. from
• ,hot walk, whither she had been to obtain her
weekly 'Rowena from the relieving ofllee. She was
tipwar le of three-score years and ten.
CnnaLTT To Anlifal.a.—On Thursday last Mr. Ford.
the propnetor df the Poole and Bournsmouth Omni-
buses, .oraa 'summoned for cruelty to horses on the
Bournemonth Rood, on the 22nd of April lent. Mr.
Henry Tayler, en Inspector of the Royal Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, proved two of the
&urges, which were oorrohorated by Ur. Cherry, the
Gavernmetit Veterinary surgeon. Tbe marpstrates
(Mears Adey, Lacy, and Stone). fined the defendant
El and costs for each of the °geodes proved. There
was • third Charge against Mr. Edwin Ford, and
Wheeler, his sereont, hut as Wheeler boa gone away to
London, the cam *se diemlesed. The maristrates
(until:wed Mr. Ford against driving the horses until
thee were in b Ater nondiion.
Tog Tlann Or TOE P•lnT.—Wer are much pleased to
lee that there ins decided improvement in the trade of
this port, and there is every prospect of its improving
to a much greater extent, for in the swarm of • few
months deciaise steps will be taken by the Trustees of
Poole Harbour to improve the entranoe to the port and
in • eery abdrt time the proposed line of railway,
known as the Poole and Bournemouth line, will be in
oonnie of construction. There two retain alone will
have a great influence on the trade of Poole' 'tidied we
are sanguioe •ao”gb to expect • rat Ts of that prosperity
which reigned hero for to many years, Good reileray
eneortonodation on the one hand and evert facility for
shipoeners on the other, and Poole, with her noble
harbour must progress in • satisfactory manner, said her
sommeree increase. The exteosim Iron works of Means.
Lewin end Co. which have been consider.bly increased
daring the past six years ore to be still further enlarged
and et Mews. Stone and Ingram's iron works we
perceive extensions going on. both of those extensions
speak favourably into the iroa trade in this town.
Tile Poing AND BOUININOUTII RAILW•T SILL
This Bill, for extending the time for the completion of
the Poole and Bournemouth Rollover, an I for smith°.
ruing the Poole sad Bournemouth Railway Company
to run trains over portions of the London ati4 South
Western Compani's and other failways, was again
before the committee of the Rouse of Commons on
Thursday last, The oommittee sonnoted of Mr.
Ambeton Cross, W.P., fort:loath Lanosehire Chatritson ;
and Mr. R. Peel Dawson, M.P., for Londouderry
County; Mr. J. Platt. M.P., for Oldbom ; and Sir T.
Lloyd, M.P., for Cardigan—Mr. Dennison, Q.C.
main appeared to support the Bill, who, on the bill
being called, said he was happy to say that an arrange-
ment had been come to between the Poole and
Bournemonth Railway, who were the promoters of the
Bill, and the directors of the Tendon and South
Western Railway Company. The arrangement come
to be felt more WU the right termination of the matter.
The South 'Masten Company hod *greed to carry out
the agreement with the Poole and Bournemouth
Company, and to take powers to lease the Hoe in
perpetuity at a fixed rent. The penal clauses—giving
mining powers to the Poole and Bournemouth Company
over portion, of the South Western Company's rail way
—would be retained Po the bill until • bindiox agreement
bad been ratified he,ween the two companies. —Mr.
Cross said this waa very satisfactory. and disposed of the
business betwe the committee, and Ito far took the
matter out of their hand!.

CR A /MINSTER.
A WorDzarm. DocA.--A oorrespondent thinks the
following ought to be published :—"Theinvigorsting air
of tbi‘ parish and its noted productions, eo well appes.
elated by bipeds. WO equally benelloisi to the feathered
race and to quadrupeds. A short time ago we recorded
the extraordinary fecundity of a ewe in giving birth to
four Inaba A cock of the same perish has been laying
eggs for some time past, occasionally delighting her
metiers with two a day, until about • week ago, when
she rested from her labour,; only, tumbler, to return
to them *kb renewed vigour, for on Thursday lest, she
laid an egg of Immense proportions, which baring been
been boiled and plaited before its htingry owner, was
found by bias to contain, where be ()spirited the yolk,
another egg with shell and all complete ! on Friday
the duck resumed her previous emnsendable practice
of laying two *lip per dam."

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EMI HIGHWAY pink
Tali wOl, with two podia's thereto. of the B.'. Dr. ter.
mak., D./ i... PARINI! OP WINROIINg mi— j
Rowland Wiellasins.th
he"••rthere da8r°"..F.,,,„„, 41 Re,k,...,.
NOTICE IS 1011RICHF GIVRN.
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bury. WO 0 trig and werietors— Mrs.
b"
bee. P"'"d bY
th.
"...
sad h Bev. A .LA tho sow day of Awe, 1870, APPlac---Afk7 It r-
m.. Williama, the relict, i • ,_,_ r- be made so Her Majesty's Junise ag kb. ''l iti
Jeseop, Hee. John and the Re' era watt' weembled at Quarter Bssione, in iod for the
pmp.i. ,
eitenalve ,
otormdita.mitastbioloy ordlibririren
of books. .
ibe.:lo6.6thithie III; Wwe„ ,t,_e iseDmvsrtaini "11113°HreWhwriarAY 'FOfort enFOOI hliiii. eitn,„l:l4bli
Wales or Monmouthshire whieb will precut:: • gliirm• the parte!' of WIMBORNE
repository and moans of paying • Oftlardiga.m It. il'':11; county, the semi being unniweearg, a,toth ..4 :ii,.
the giro, offer to swallow and We eirmee , womanise at • point marked Ain the, pl., hem 16%,..,..
mentioned, and leads (roar and out of the tiro • -""'"
however,
D.rnarvott, the library to be seei"? but prediotty
°pea to all creeds, eoloors, and natiooslities or Mpg'. W feeding from Wimborne to Poole, at or „te
been
held
.3
hestaition.a and @rioters& in end through r the iks
ever. art.* ,
RengstgO Amon—An loonier! has , our gto G nog Beans, and the Trhab,..,..
Weedightdo. near Swindon, on the body di Miss &Ali/ Dews Court &Yaw, and leads to a Pertain woos—, ..,,,
Farm.r, a yoong *wow who me found dead in. sne s ou the said plan, and palled Of k nowt , !elria
road on hfooday morning, and who it was woe Catherieros," It or near the premime
bed shortly before given birth to • ehlld, which wee REIM £IIIOIIT. which said Footpath Ls in lanotro
Hundred and Silty-two feet or tbereabo.. P 4
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found drowned In a reservoir Mow at bend. Mies
had
ans will
n r mart fatly
liy
olioovt;',,Ptt...•,_
Farmer's wodition, it appears, was not suspected, and width Three feet or thereabouts as by tb. ~.1.4 4
*8 went to bed at the wail hour on Sunday night. i.r
IShe s'ept ft the same room iii. • e•rvant girl, who did ar. ""
ppwr.AbendingNotrihecpis
wok bear Miss Farmer get out of bed in the morning. the Calif/eak of two Justices having view,'
The poetmortem rmolostion showed that the child ie.. with the pima tiereof, will be lodged w c
ith tht t•
bed been born alive. In the saw of the mmher the of tio Peso. for gbo mid county 00 thathirt.... :...4
kary returned a verdict of "Died, after condiment, May, 1870
hew besmorrhaige and west of proper etterstion•" To By Order of the Winaborne D:striet Highi 's 1,
the we of We child, the verdicit was " Found THOS. itiwuNi.
Clerk to the w
_I • Boot

Dowue.l.

EXTRAORDIHARY HALIA.CLNATION
ABOUT A WiFE.
Mr. Mansell. "an elderly parson of reapeetable
appearance. said to be an artist, lege etpansoned before
the If arlboroeghateeet magistrate, for annoying Louisa
Hayward, • servant girl. He claims a respectab/e young
woman who is very rationally coutemplatace
marriage on her own account as his better
ball, pursoes her in the streets, and desires
her to return home. He vows that be can
identify her by two false front teeth. In vain • atom-
pheimat and intelligent cooetable—who examined the
girlie mouth SA • dealer might examine • hone, or
SI
" Artllll,lll Warr wanted to examine the mouths
of two elderly spineters to ..certain their ages when
he wu engaged in taking the (lenses- smeared him
that co dental duplicates edified, but that the young
woman's molar apparatus was sound and healthy. In
spite of her teeth she wes claimed as 'my owe, my
beauteous bride." The young woman's young magi
objected, end, with the ardour of a true lover, talked
about hawking the old gentlemen's head off if be did
not stop hie nonsense. That catastrophe was
prevented, and the would-bn htuiband given into
custody for 'annoying the girl and ging threetesieg
language. even in court he palmated in his
amiertion, and called hi real wife 'e Meter to prove
the identity of the eomplainant, which she did
uot do, positively affirming, on the contrary, "The
young woman is not my Pieter, but a steattger to me."
• Wornell is bound over towards the complainant;
but he may make similar mistakes ceseeerning other I
parties I and It will be • serious matter, almost requir.
log the formation of • ladies' seen:dation and
deputations to the Home Secretary, if young women
are liable to be stopped in the streets, and to have
their mouths examined by polionma. in order to
sesertain if all their teeth are sesta.

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THE PUNISHMENT "OF FIRST-CLAN
MISDEMEANANTS."
Mr. Fennell, his been sentensed to 12 months'
imprisonment is a Bret-clam misdemeanant and a fine
of CLOW, Dr. Lingleke to • fine of MCI, for
brilney at Bridgwater. Let it not be thought however,
that 11r. Fennelly. ineareerstion involves anything
In the nature of ordinary prison treatment. *0 offender
who is ranked is • "first-class misdeal t" is platted
in such oonifortable quarters and it.o liberally treated
that he is very lightly punsihed indeed, and runs very
little risk a being reformed. He bLII two well furnisW.
comfortable rooms at his disposal, and if he likes may
send to his own boor for an easy chair or loofa, pictures
to hang on the walls, or say other article adapted to
lam him in his .forced retirement. Be may have
visitors to *bat with hi= and cheer him up, and nice
little dinner. ml snorers sent to him from outside; is
provided with materials for writing:and is indeed, y for-
bidden •-• sit up Imo, by which prohibition lb. health is pro-
bably benelitted. "Stone walls do pot • prison m;ka,
nor iron bars a sage ;" but papered end pictured walls,
easy chairs and sofas, otee dinner, and books, and new.-
papers do. The amount of moral goiltintolved in bribery
cannot be very great if such • punishment I. enough for
It, and, indeed, it seems Vail obeard to go through the
fares of committing the briber at all. People are some-
times told to consida themselves kicked. If the Court
4 Qneen's Bench bad told Mr. Formally to oon•ider
himmlf imprisoned. quite as mutt good would have
been done and some trouble saved.

THE CONTAGIOUS DISRASIM ACT, AND
ITS OPPONENT'S.. . .

Strange bet true it is, that some folks who profess to
be enmities of benevolence and charity are often remark-
ably fond at heaping upon !hoes who differ from them
all kiods of vituperative epithets, and imputing to them
the viten motives. One of our s.ntemporaries„ which
shares our dislike of the nasty nice opposition to the
working of that very wholesome stnitar, messes, the
Contagious lessee Act, and does not choose to load its
columns with the discussion of subfects quite unfitted
for nohlicitv. I. Ansel in this "tele.
" You. Sir, are of those who gag Christ, and put a plaster of
horrid silence 0,-or the mouths of all abr. ars wronged and
tortured and rent, and of those who cry shame and woe at the
spectacle."
What a contrast to he really womanly letter of a
lady to soother who pent a packet of p.mphlets to her

Wedarn.—l have consigner' to the flames the documents you
lute introduced on my notice Int the amiable and Innocent
young women In my minim Mould have the minfortune to see
their content& I would her you to consider, before you again
mad out similar circulars, whether you may not do more barn
by making en molting e subject a household word then you
can piedbly do good be agitating for the repeal of Ada framed
by thesis whom knowledge and esparitince are greater than I
would fain hope yours, or that 01 any decant women, may be.
You desire to boar from me, end, therefore. I have no apology
to make for requesting that in future I may not be Malted by
.oth. regent as you have thought proper to eddime to me.—
I remain, er fo lfre.—."

rdirtOoLAEs or
JAMES 611138 & 0031 PANT.
WORKS : VICTORIA DOCKS.
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A 0010031111aitriii lea nieeiviri Ia Glaigow
from the Home Ones, intimating that the 'entente* of
death pawed upon John Kelley. for the murder of •
deformed women in Glasgow. has bees emarnated to
Nmo .0,-ito4. for Ills.

1H
r 1 E RED-twitiED Wll/71 ; or
1 Tea dorm Paoossotros os essots Vao.toy,
sal Maass? essou.n. The last aad beet story
wrings. By the lase Witztatt Csautros. Was
setaressed le the May Nassher et
• TEE OLILLOW COLLEGE 11.4.GAZINE."
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pin LIVER is justly oredited with Whig the
Ji. lIWO of mac; oomplaiats. If beetles, or out of
order, it becomes it=seNd or irritated, p
Bilious I:3.loreplflats, J Siolcaoss, Dopreerodril3
Spirits, irrnability of Teepor, ho. If D 41089644, a
series of what is called liver Complaints is produced,
hat »odor life illinppertelkt. KATI'S Woasusi.t. a
Pius haws been found of the plat4lll rube la all
disorders of tho liver, rostoring tie imps to sosaplels
health, ad rsoosatias tho amen.
Sold by all Chemists sod otter Dashes hi NSW
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De" A anusidErsoi, Loadon.

BIRTH&
Ka, 2. at Minato) near Wunborne, Ade, the riled
Major Godfrey Italian, of a son.
May 5, at 50, Gronenor-atreet, London, I•4'
Augusta Start. of a daughter.
May 5, at Soeth Heade, Phidletreuthide, the ch
Mr. W. L. nycnae. of a goo.
May 6, as Combe, the Hon. Mn. Harter. als
daughter.

May 8, at fionthover, Frampton, the wife of Wino
[Awakes, of • eon
May 8, in Hamiltoniitarre, London, the Cowden c
Eldon of a awn.

a.; ;ilea the Roe. Hebert IL Pstei, Caa"
t4rrs", Torque,. ef.!_tlaux.hter,_

• .•
MAR I&OK.
May 3, at Burton Bradstock, by the Re, W ,
Templer, rumor, Hoary, ablest aor, of Mr • John ILL'L
Washinguool Farm, North &Wagtail. the
Laura Roars, Barton Bradsteek, Bralport.
/ley 15,at St• Mary's, Brywaston, tor the Rey. F bow
assisted by the Rev. F. King. Charles Jobs limg, bar
eldest sou of the late Rev. Mass Biog. rester of 104
4
Critchil ,I to Frederica Frances, to nee" 6"1-44
Jams. Maris, Esq., of 20, 0100010:r-plase, Potl00
square.
May 5, at tbe pariah &web Hammtli°°. bl
Rev. T. 31.. Patty, rester, Frederic, third 'arrival 0
of Kr' Behest 91•••611, of Stoke Farm Broa4cho,.
BalCharleiabliC to
larke. lla
of Rsk
eL"ilamt LaadY"gett gr
...May 9, at lb. Aselmattapol. Higher Lymertt.V.'
W ButS• to min u• aut., both of ligkr
Lvtobett.
May 9. at Holy Trinity game. W eymouth, hY
Rev. Vision' F. flaassmat, Mr. °sore 8'""4 I°
Mary Arm both of Weimeett.
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May 11, at ceae,cat St. Mary Cbtmb.
Joetrlth Mayfield, kr. Charles Rani, r0ng7.,01,:i
Mr William Haul, builder, 81. Raja ori
Ahas. eldest &ashler of Kr. Robert Ratite. OfOk4
Timmeinbelle posida
dlit.usiaglimyao's
data: Blaadford ch" 4".
May 12, 0 the parish obenh of BaltoradorogV;
tabuttoohurz, by the Rev. R. Harley, Mr.bookimftsr,
L•dbou, SOO of Mr. W. to 110"
—L""/ d'itabter of lb. late Mr. Hobert 1-c"
of Balicimberoagh.

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Key 6. at Haatiover-terraes, Weem°°—
Missboth, eldest anll4 el William end don Fefe.
16 years aod 11 mouth&
)1.1 6. at Hittidreetd, John, the belived
Arm* olf tbe Hod Lion lon. aged 24 1°•"'
11•Y6, at Poole, Mr. John Mande, aged .
May 7, at Poole, Mr. Hairy Cartridge. 44.4.0%
eislifey 8,24 Blandford, laisaheth, the bele"'
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Prises Davis, aged 61. nl-13, at Fortune's Well, Portland, of glitis;
twit, son at the late Captain John dismal.
• Mare aud tow meetly
Ma 7 a. at Spring Gamma, warnooth. Eti'• rWi."4
464.. E "Whig. of the late Mr. Thomas Watllls‘'
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Key 8. at Market-street, Poole, 61c7,
daughter of Yr. William Bristowe, . 4
Ma, 8, at Thanaleinreee, Poole. Riau.° "r-
-"an rmraithsousainsnt, *Yea 64 ....A.,
May 9, as Oetseo, Broviel• nt7
• 4mi Mavis Atkins., Roily the -beloved wife of
Nin Is kali Revenue, seed 31' v.vor
m`'Y 1% 46 16, Oakley-Ow, Weymonti.
Masks*. &Sad 17 71511, after a protracted
May 11, id Weetviani, Poole, Mr. J°.P.
alliveler, wed 64.
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NV 11, et UN New las, Stoboron& -
the 60th year of bet er-
-11, at Meetatreet, Wareham, Mir AS'
"Be IgOd 7 1, mach steseeted • W 0
May 12, at Deeeblenee, alter • pada'
vith vaddnatios, Mr.
sixty two. 060
The Earl Hove, G.C.11., died on Thaflam..„Albli .OOO
74.4 yew. Re le eseeseded in Qv OW jin
by Vieneent Queen, 11. P., who married
essoad daughter et the Lite H. C. Stars. "
Charlotte Stork of Critehill, Dowel&

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by Atom AMIN, of the Neigh 01
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