The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-03-23 00:00:00

FORDINGTON MILL, DORCHESTER.
Unreserved Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SHOP FITTINGS, NAG HORSE, Whiteehapel
DOG CART, HARNESS, CHAFFCUTTER, ke.
MR. WILLIAM HARDING will SELL by
AUCTION, on the Premises, on TURIDAY, 30th
MARCH, 1888, the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and other EFFECTS of the late Mrs. ANN GALPIN:
Comprising Mahogany, Four-poet, Tent, and other Bed-
stse6 ; Mattraeses' Feather Beds, Chests of Drawers
and the usual chamber appointment.; Mahogany, Teles-
cope Loo, Pembroke, and ' other Tables ;
Bureau, Mahogany Cheflioneer, Mahogany-frame
Couches, Sofa, Chairs, Carpets several Chimney and
other Glasses, China cut dam, the usual Kitchen
requisites, Shop Fittings, seta of Tee, Cannisters, Show
Glasses, Soalee and Weights, Salting Silt, large zinc
Meat Safe, And oilier effects.
BROWN. NAG HORSE, Witteobapel DOG CART,
set of nearly new trap Harness—trace Harneas, 2-knife
Chaffoutter, for hand or water power • Oileake
Crusher Sack Holder and Truck, circular iron Pig
Trough; !sc. Ste.
On view the Morning of Sale, commencing precisely
at One o'Clock.
Catalogues may be had at the Auctioneer's offices in
High West-street, Dorchester.

FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
FIVE FREEHOLD TENEMENTS with GARDENS.
MR. WILLIAM HARDING has received
instructions to SELL BY PRIVATE CON-
TRACT,
5 FREEHOLD TENEMENTS with GARDENS
situate in Mill-street. Fordington, and producing •
yearly rental of £29 5, Od.
For price and further particulars, apply only to Mr.
WILLIAM HARDING, Auctioneer, Estate and Com-
mission Agent, High West-street, Dorchester.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS & OTHERS.
PROPERTY PROTECTION SOCIETY,
FOR INSURANCE AGAINST LOSSES BY THEFT,
AND PROSECUTION OF OFFENDERS,
Head Office, 23, New Bridge-street,Blackfriars, London.
Incorporated in 1846. Capita!, £150,000.
Secretary—JOHN BISHOP, Esq.
Solicitor for Dorchester—THOMAS COOMBS, Esq.
TERMS 01 ANNUAL 811BSCICLYTION :
Prosecution and Insurance—Farina, &a 2os
Private Houses
Either separately Penns, Re loa.
Private Houses
No Liability is incurred by the Subscriber.
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The Society insures against losses by Theft (excepting
Money and valuable Securities) to the amount of £5O,
one-half of the Value of the Property stolen to be imme-
diately paid, and the remainder upon the trial of the
Offender.
The offences which are prosecuted at the Society's
own costa are—Burgler7, Highway Robbery, Felony,
Arson, Malicious Killing or Maiming Cattle, and
Petty Trespasses.
Rewards will be offered, and all necessary steps taken
by the Society's Agents for the discovery and apprehen-
sion of the offenders.
MORE THAN 4,000 CLAIMS HAVE BEEN ALREADY PAID.
Prospectuses and all further particulars may be ob-
tained of the Agent,
Mr. WILLIAM HARDING,
Auctioneer and Estate Agent,
Dorchester.

IVIR. H. EDWARDS, SURGEON DENTIST,
SOUTMSTREET, DORCHESTER,
(Assisted by Mr. J. MOORE,) at home dsily from Ten
till Five o'Clock.
Mr. M. 41,1,Lte12 Weymoutll, 0 Sly
4tfßl .., Friday, by appoint-
ment, and at the residences of his patients, without
extra charge. A notice per post ensures an interviewt

ALL PERSONS having any CLAIM or
DEMAND on the ESTATE of THOMAS
ANDREW CHAPMAN, late of West Luiworth, in
the County of Dorset, Gentleman, deceased, are re-
quested to send the same to Mr. H. C. WESTON,
Solicitor, Dorchester, to whom all Persons INDEBTED
to the said ESTATE are required immediately to pay
the same.
Dorchester, 22nd March, 1858.

AAT HEREAS a MEETING of the
TRUSTEES of the CERNE ABBAf3 TURN•
PIKE ROADS, in the county of Dorset, was appointed
to be held on the 17th day of March inst., at the New
Inn, in Come Abbas, in the county of Dorset, to AUDIT
THE ACCOUNTS of the past year and for the general
purposes of the Tituit, when and where a sufficient
number of the said Trustees did not meet. Now we,
the undersigned trustees present at such meeting, do by
this NOTICE in writing APPOINT a MEETING of
the COMMITTEE of the said Turnpike for the pur-
• 9,- NEW- INN, in

MONDAY, the . day of APRIL,
noon.
As witness our hands this 22nd day of March, DM.
• JOSEPH GOODENOUGH,
JOHN TRUMAN.

PORTESHAM, DORSET.
910 BE LET, with Immediate Possession,
.1. the HOUSE and GARDEN lately occupied by
Mr. STEPHEN READ. This House is pleasantly situated,
and the Garden productive. The Tenant may be accom-
modated with a few Acres of LAND, if required.
Apply to MESSRS. MAXFIELD and ANDREWS, DOR-
CHESTER.

SWAYFIELD and PLATTEN' respectfully
inform the Inhabitants of Dorchester and its
Neighbourhood that it is their intention to SELL OFF
the remainder of their WINTER STOCK at a GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICE, giving • first-rate opportu-
nity to parties requiring a cheap paroel of goods.
SWAFFIELD and FLATTEN,
TAILORS, DRAPERS, 6x.,
BALMORAL HOUSE, COREHILL, DORCHESTER.

ROBERT HAZEL,
FURNISHING IRONMONGER AND CbTLER,
WIRE WORKER,
IRON, TIN, AND COPPER SMITH,
DORCHESTER.
A LARGE well-selected stock of all kinds of
CUTLERY.
American Goods, comprising WOOD TUBS, PAILS,
CLOTHES PINS, CARPET BROOMS, ko., &a.
BRUSHES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GILBERT' SCYTHES, the best and cheapest,
ELLIOTT'S TOOLS, BAR IRON, NAILS, SCREWS,
LOCKS, FILES, and STEEL TURNFURROWS,
from BRADES'. OILS, COLORS, Asc., in variety.
All kinds of Fancy and Ornamental Wire Work,
Game Netting, Powder, Shot, and Caps,
Horse Nails, dw.,
Depot for FLAVELL'S PRIZE KITCHENER.
Agent for RANSOME, BUSBY, and HOWARD'S
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

SIR COLIN, will cover a limited number of
Mares this Season, 1858, at Two Guineas each, and
Two Shillings and Sixpence the Groom; to be paid at
the first time of covering.
Sir Colin, the Property of the Right Honourable Lord
Portman, is three years old, out of Prodigy by Seaport;
oolour,—Dark Bay with Black Legs, of great strength,
and good action, and has a remarkably docile temper.
4a, TO BE SEEN AT BRYANSTON FARM.

HENRI, THE CLAIRVOYANT, is again in
London; any three questions of the past, present,
and future, will be truthfully answered by enclosing
age, sex, 12 stamps and • stamped directed envelope, to
M. licusri,lik Berwick-staeet, Soho, London. Sporting
questions answered.
KNOW THYSELF : The secret art of discovering
the true character of individuals from the peculiarities
of their handwriting has long been practised by Emetic+
Henri with astonishing success. Her startling delinea-
tions are both full and detailed, differing from anything
hitherto attempted. All persons wishing to "know them-
selves," or any friend in whom they are interested, must
send a specimen of their writing, stating age and sex,
12 stamps, and a stamped directed envelope, to Emelie
Henri, 94, Berwick-street, Soho, London, and they
will receive, in a few days, a minute detail of the moral
and mental qualities, talents, tastes, affections, virtues,
failings, &c., of the writer, with many other things
hitherto unsuspected.

COACH ACCOMMODATION AT REDUCED
FARES.
BRIDPORT TO EXETER.
THE CORO NET COACH leaves the
BULL HOTEL, BRIDPORT, DAILY
(Sundays excepted) at 11.30 cm., after the arrival of
the train which leaves Weymouth at 9. 30, and Dor-
chester at 9. 50.—for Exeter, rid Charmouth, Axmin-
ster, and Honiton ; arriving at Exeter at 5. p.m., in
time for trains to the north and south of Devon, &c..
returning from Pratt's Hotel, Exeter, every day (Sun
days excepted) at 10 o'clock a.m., and arriving at
Bridport at 3 p.m., in time for trains to all Darts of
England.
Fenn : Inside, 125., Outside, Bs.
HEWITT & Co., Proprietors.

MADAME TIISSAUD'S Exhibition at the
Bazaar, Baker-street, Portman-scluare, London
—Established nearly a century. The "Times" of April
14th states—" In no other place in Europe are so many
touching and important memorials of the great Emper-
or Napolean to be found ; even for a national collection,
our gallant allies might be proud to possess the relics
that are here preserved. Madame Tussaud's Exhibition
is without a rival either here or on the Continent. All
who have attempted competition have proved but so
many foils to set up her superior attraction of her ad-
mirable collection of lea hommes eilebrea.

FORDINGTON.
TO
BE LET, with immediate potseeuion
DWELLING HOUSE, suitable for a respeotlble
faudly, with or without Garden and Stables.
Apply to Mr. E. DON, Fordington.

LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
&tab Haled A. D. 1720.
081081-7, Royal Exchange, Combat, and 7, Pall MAIL
Governor—Samuel Grown, Esq., M.P.
Sub-Governor--John Alves Arbuthnot, Esq.
Deputy-Governor.--John Alexander Mulkey, Esq.,
and Twenty-four Directors.
MEE INSURANCES emoted at moderate rates upon
every description of properly.
LIFE INSURANCES.—TWO-THIRDS OF THE GROSS
PROFITS ARE GIVEN TO TEI ASSURED.
are addedec Bono. to the Policy, or
.r"11001.1 Annual Prem %111.4811110•11.4,0sittliipt
mum. .
The Aseared tire 'eseetept frost All Iriabiiiey of Part
earthly.
NOTICE.—The Printed Receipts for Premitun and
Duty on Policies, as they become due, are ready for
delivery, and are in the hands of the undermentioned
AGENTS :
DORSETSHIRE.
DORCHESTER—Mr. K. C. WESTON.
Blandford—Mr. H. Darden, Grocer.
Bridport—Mr. W. Warr.
Iwerne Courtney—Mr. T. Harvey.
Piddletown—Messra. W. and J. Duman, Troy Town,
Dorchester.
Portland—Mr. J. C. TARO, Merchant.
Weymouth—Mr. J. D. Harvey, 43, Feat-street.
Whnborne—T. Rawlins, Esq., Solicitor.
VACANT AGENCIES.
The Corporation are ready to receive Applications for
Agencies in Towns and Districts of the county in which
the Office is not at present represented.
JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary.

THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE
and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Botal Wed 1836.
INVESTED FUNDS, ONE MILLION STERLING.
The Premiums reoeived on Fire Insurances in the
year 18.57 amounted to upwards of £289,000. Insur-
ances are effected, at home and abroad, on Property of
every description—the Premiums are moderate, the
settlement of claims liberal and prompt. The Losses in
1857 were £165,000, and the Sams paid in settlement of
Losses exceed One Million sterling.
AGENTS FOR DORCHESTER :
Mr. JOHN HICKS, Architect, South-street.
Mr. G. J. GREGORY, Builder, South-street.

MIDLAND RAILWAY.
LOANS ON DEB-
ENTURES.
THE Directors of the M-
idland Railway are
prepared to receive TENDERS for LOANS, in
Sums of £lOO and upwards, on security of Debentures,
for periods from three to ten years. Interest payable
half-yearly. Application to be made to me.
By order.
G. N. BROWNE, Secretary.
Secretary's Office, Derby, March 17th, 1858.

THE BLACKMOOR VALE STEEPLE
CHASES
will be held in the CHARLTON VALE, near
SHERBORNE,
On TUESDAY, the 13th of APRIL, 1858.
Stetoarde :
CAPTAIN WARRINER.
MAJOR STANLEY.
HARWOOD YEATMAN, ESQ.
let Rem
A STEEPLE-CHASE SWEEPSTAKES of Two
Sovereigns each and Two Sovereigns forfeit, With a
CUP added, together with TWENTY SOVEREIGNS.
The second horse to save his stake. The winner to pay
Three Sovereigns towards expenses. For Horses hunted
regularly on or prior to the Ist of February, 1858, being
the property of and in the possession of residents within
the Hunts of Mr. Farquharson, the Blackmoor Vale
Foxhounds, the B. V. 11., Captain Warriner's and Mr.
Vincent Wood's Harriers. Four years old to carry 11
stone; 5 years, 12 stone; 6 years and aged, 12 stone 7
lbs. The winner of any one steeple-chase or hurdle-race
to carry 7 lbs. extra; of two or more, 10 lbs. extra;
gentlemen riders who have won a handicap steeple-chase
of the value of £5O to carry 7 lbs. extra; professional
riders, 10 lbs. extra. About Four Miles.
2nd RACE.
THE UNITED HUNT STEEPLE-CHASE SWEEP-
STAKES of Two Sovereigns each, half forfeit, with
TWENTY-FIVE SOVEREIGNS added. The second
horse to save his stake and the winner to pay Two
Sovereigns towards expenses. For Horses that have
never won a Steeple-chase. The same conditions both
for horses and riders as in the first race.
3rd RACE
A SELLING STEEPLE CHASE of Two Sows, each,
with 20 added. To carry 12 stone. The winner to be
sold for Sixty Sovereigns. If entered to be sold for
Fifty Sovereigns, to be allowed 7 lbs. • for forty
sovereigns, 14 lbs. ; for thirty sovereigns, 21: lbs. To be
disposed of by Auction immediately after the race; any
surplus over the selling price to go to the Fund. Win-
ners of any Steeple Chase or Hurdle Race, once, to carry
7 lbs. extra; twice or oftener, 10 lbs. extra. The second
horse to save his stake. About Three Miles.
4th RACE.
A SCURRY STEEPLE CHASE of One Sovereign
each, with A PURSE added. For any Horse which has
not won at this meeting. To carry 12 stone. The same
conditions for horses and riders as in the first race.
About Two-and-half miles.
All disputes to be settled by the Stewards, or whom
they may appoint; such decision upon all points con-
nected with this meeting to be final and without appeal.
Three Horses shall start in each race or there will be
ITO race.
Horses shall take their age from the first of January.
To close and name on the 3rd of April to the CLERK
OF THE Couasx, King's Arms Hotel, Sherborne.

HAVE YOU' A VISITING CARD?
IF not, you can have a Card Plate Engraved
and 50 Superfine IVORY Cards Printed and sent post
free for 2s. A Trade Card Plate and 1,000 Cards, 20s.
A Bill Head Plate Engraved and 1,000 Bill Reads,
ruled, for 25e. A Crest Plate and 1,000 Book Labels for
256., and every description of Printing equally cheap.
Perforated Silver Plates for Marking Linen and Books:
Initials Is. ; Name Plate Is. ; Crests Is. The above
Prices include Engraving, Printing, and Carriage. Ad-
dress, J. BALL, 3, Wellington-street, Holloway, London.
Specimens sent free, on receipt of a Stamped Directed
Envelope. Postage Stamps taken as Cash.

MAIDEN NEWTON, NEAR DORCHESTER.
TO
BE LET, and entered on immediately,
or at Lady Day next, a oonvenient
I)WELLING•HOUSE,
for a respectable family, with Gig-house, three Stall-
stable, and good Garden adjoining thereto.
The Situation is salubrioua.
For Terms of renting apply to the owner RICHARD
Caixze, Burton, Dorchester, Dorset.

TESTIMONIAL
TO
MR. JAMES TREAD WELL,
HUNTSMAN
To J. .1. FARQUHARSON, ESQ.
pia FRIENDS of Mr. FARQTJHARSON'S
1 HUNT who are desirous of Subscribing to the
above TESTIMONIAL are requested to pay their Sub-
wiptiogs tq Moan.. Wiudsms and Co., Bankers,
obasleMinr*Marterfosli Menefsww`
be closed.
Feb. 15, 1158.

STYLE, Successor to G. STYLE, COACH
MAKER to the Royal Family,
64, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
Offers for Inspection VICTORIA and ALBERT
PHAETONS, SOCIABLE% WAGONETTES, Four-
wheel and Two-wheel DOG CARTS, GIGS, CAB
PHAETONS with heads and side lighta, adapted for
either Summer or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every description, on the most
approved principles, made to order; and repairs executed
with neatness and despatch.
For the oonvenience of gentlemen living at a distance,
aasistanoe will be rendered in fetching or returning •
Carriage for alterations or repairs.
CARRIAGES Bought and Sold on Commission, or
taken in Exchange

CLARKE'S
NEW PATENT PYRAMID NIGHT LAMPS,
Thi at Is., Lacquered or Bronzed Is. 6d. each,
FOR BURNING TILE NEW PATENT PYRAMID
NIGHT LIGHTS,
The most convenient, safe, and economical yet intro-
duced.
Sold by all Grocers and Lamp Dealers, and wholesale
by Palmer and Co., Clerkenwell, London, E.C.

INDIAN MEL.
DI A RRH CE A, CONSUMPTION, and
DROPSY cured by 11.0. REMYRY'S INDIAN
BAEL—a most nutritious, soothing tonic, particularly
useful in Diseases of the Heart or Chest, Debility, &c.
or See Lancet, 16th July, 1853; Gray's Supplement
to Pharmacopoeia " zEgk Mormelos." Testimonials and
Pamphlets FRIII by Post. Invaluable for Children.
Imported and Sold at his Wholesale Depot, 28,
Nicholas-square, Hackney-road, London.
J. FROUD, Chemist, Sole Agent DORCHESTER.
Randall and Son
H. H. Jenkins
S. R. Atkins Salisbury.
G. Fouler We/mouth.
Beach and Barnicott Bri port.
Hitchcock and Co Tatuitoti.
T. H. Flooks Sherborne.
And may be had of all Chemists.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
MHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
J. beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
ally, that they are now enabled to
REDUCE THE PRICE of COAL as under
At their Yard at Fordington :
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto is. 2d.
„ Tenby Stone Coal
At the Great Western Railwag Stations :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester. Weymouth.
Best Radstock C0a1...10d. 10d. 10d. per cwt.
Small ditto 6ll. 6d. 7d.
r
Rusbonoal 12 d. 12d. "
Bulb o ditto l2ld. 12d.
Calm 1 12d.
Best Salt, is. 6d per Cwt., or 275. 6d. per Ton.
Best Broad Salt, for Manure, 265. f3d. per Ton, or
25e. per Ton by the Truck Load.
The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
C .MRNTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, &v.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month, Is. 3d. per ton discount will be
allowed; within three months, 10d. per ton; but if
not paid for at the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.
The DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, /cc., dm, which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. ALFRED BUST, the Company's
Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have immediate
attention.
March 1, 1858.

FROUD, CHEMIST, HIGH-ST., DORCHESTER,
AGENT for HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA, in
packeta.—The leaf not coloured. Dr. SCOFFEEN, in
his valuable work "Oa Food," remarks, at page
423 " l'he beat tea that I can find is that imported
by the Messrs. Horniman ; its appearance manifests it
to be what it professes—tea which has been subjected
to no kind of outward colouring—a manifestation which
its delicious flavour confirms."

Now Publiihing, in Cap Broo., price
[SECOND EDITION.]
MHE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY'S vile-
brated SPEECH at Wimborne, on Friday, Octo-
ber 30, 1857, on the AFFIARS OF INDIA, with refer.
ence eepeoially to the MUTINIES and the Religious
Element in the Government of the Empire.—Pnnted
oni the Verbatim Report of the Dorset County Express,
and published by JAME'S FOSTER, Cornhill, Doreheeter ;
and Messrs. NISBIST & Co., 21, Berners-street, Oxford-
street, London.—To be had of all Booksellers.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
•
RELEASE OF THE ENGLISH ENGINEERS
AT NAPLES.
We have very much pleasure in stating that •
has been received. from Naples, announcing
of the nate delivered by the British

King tett given orders tha't ;tte trial of Is:rks should pro-
ceed with all possible despatch, in order that he might
be speedily set at liberty, and enabled to return to
England with his fellow-prisoner.

DOWN TRAINS.
Bristol, Exeter, dec., to Yeovi
WE= DAT!.
Cia1f.1&21521&2,1&21.421,2,3
A.M. A.l. A.R. P.M. P.M. P. I.
Bristol 760 10 011 15 12 40 260 6 0
Exeter 710 956 11 0 12 40 245 680
Taunton 816 10 56 11 30 122 348 665
Durston 925 11 25 150 160 418 740
Yeovil 10 15 12 20 238 238 6 8 830

nrNTING APPOINTME/4TB.
Mr. Panpharaon's Hounds Toesdaf (this day),
Coombe Coppice; Thursday, Melcombe Park.
Mr. Asslieton Smith's Hotlids—Tuesday (this day),
Wood Bridge; Thurselty, Ham Ashley; Saturday,
Hooch° Court—at eleven.
The Now retest Hounds—Tuesday (this day), New
Park; Theursday, Earldoms Gate: Saturday, Hatchet
Gate, Beaulieu—at a quarter to eleven.
The B. V. Foxliounds—Thursday, Stookbridge; Satur-
day, Yarnfleld Gate—at a quartet to eleven.
The B. V. Harriers—nteeday (this day), Landshire
Hill Gate—at twelve.

BIRTHS.
March 16, at the Rectory, Winterboume Cherborough, near
Salisbury, the wire of the Rev. E. 0. Griffith, of a daughter.
March 16, at Wellington, Somerset, the wife of Thomas Fox,
Faq., pm., of • eon.
March IS, at Eyeshot, Mrs. C. H. Baskett, of. daughter.
March 16, the wife of Mr. C. C. Collyer, Swan Inn, Sher-
borne, of • daughter.
March 15, at Parkstone, the wife of D. F, Grant Dalton, Eel,
of • son.
March 16, at Shepton Mallet, prematurely, Mrs. Wainright,
of twin daughter.
March 13, at Laverstoke HOUSI3, Hanle, the Lady Charlotte
Portal, of a son.
March 13, at Taunton, the wife of Daniel Spink, Em., of •
daughter.
March 11, at Berkeleyaquare, Bristol, the wife of the Rev.
William Sealy, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
March 22, at the Baptist Chapel, Dorchester, by the Rev. J.
Miller, Mr. Gallop, Builder So., to Mrs. Edwards, both of
Dorchester.
March 18, at the parish church, Marnhull, John, eldest son
of Mr. J. House, of the Lamb Inn, to Miss Burt, all of
Marehtill.
March 18, at Philadelphia, by the Rev. T. H. Kennard, Mr.
Beeson Crawford, manufacturer, of that place, to Mire Jane
Anna F. Adams, daughter of Mr. A. Adams, of West Chinnock.
March 17, at St. James's Church, Poole, by the Rev. J. Bar-
row, Robert, only son of the late George Earl, Eeq., of Baa-
coorsh, East India. to Selina, only surviving sister of Mr. W.
W. Burnaud, chemist, of the formeret.laF
.
March 17, at the Independent I, St. Nicholas-street,
Weymouth, by the Rev. J. Smith, Mr. John Watkins, to Miss
Sarah Webb, both of Weymouth.
March 16, at Widcombe Old Church, by the Rev. 0;...i1Ti0 td
D.C.L., of Holybourne, Hants, uncle of the bride, ..'
the Rev. W. Dix, James Hill, Req., of Royal-terrace, Adelphr,
to Fanny Mary, second daughter of RobErt Cruttwell, Esq. of
Wideombehill, Bath.
March 11, at Dorchester, by Dr. Aldridge, Mr. John Sullen,
of Tolpiddle, to Mr. H. Coombs, of the former place.
March 10, at Bridgetown Church, Berry Pomeroy, Devon, by
the Rev. James Shore, M.A., S. A. Woods, Esq., of Westieton,
Suffolk, to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late William
Beneley, Esq., of the former place.
DEATHS.
March 21, at Dorchester, In his 82nd year, John Legg, many '
yearn, respectable tradesman of this town.
March 19, at Wimbome, Mr Henry Moore, Jun., only son of
Henry Moore, Esq., solicitor, aged 21. He was one of the
surviving °Mears on board the Princes. Charlotte in • gale off
St. Pell'. Island, in described in the Ilbutroted News of the
20th Instant.
March 14, at Kinpbridge, Devon, Elizabeth Brooking, widow
of Charles Lang, Esq., of H.M.'s Dockyards, and eldest daugh-
ter of the late Rev. William Evans, of Ford, in the same
county.
March 13, at Shepton Mallet, in the 84th year of his age,
Mr. Christopher Candy.
March 12, at Yeovil Swab Schreiner, eldest daughter of
Mr. E. Whitby, Jun., aged 20 years.
March 7, at Radipole Farm, W. Wadwortb, Esq.