The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-02 00:00:00

PRESTON ROAD NURSERY,
YEOVIL, SOIfERSET.

ITAVINU disposed of my Yeovil Nursery to
my late Supt., Mr. P. Drummond, I have now
to thank the public for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon me In this branch of my business, and to solicit for
the prefient proprietor a kind share of that favour which
he most honourably merits.
(Signed) JOHN SCOTT.
Yeovil, April 15th, 1865.

PETER DRUMMOND,
Having purchased the above Nursery with the entire
Stoek-ia-Trade, begs to inform the Nobility, Clergy,
Gentry, and public in general, that for the last Seven
years he has had the entire mangagement of the above
Nursery, the arranging and planting of the whole,
having annually plar.ted out upwards of 30,000
Bedding Plants for display and trial, also for many
years previous was foreman of the Marriott Nurseries,
takes this opportunity of thanking all patrons for the
encouragement shown him, and trusts that the
knowledge he has acquired in the science of Gardening
and Nursery business in all its branches, will enable
him to give satisfaction in the execution of all orders
intrusted to him, which shall always receive his prompt
and careful attention.

Th-e—h-ttein-ers;;;iir.be carried on under the firm of
PETER DRUMMOND Sr Co., and it is particularly
requested that all letters, orders, &c., be addressed in
full—
Messrs. PETER DRUMMOND &
PRESTON ROAD NURSERY,
YEOVIL, SOMERSET.

PETER DRUMMOND & CO.
Have much pleasure in informing the Nobility, Clergy,
Gentry, and publics in general, that they have one of
the most unique and extensive collections of
BED DING PLANTS
in the Kingdom, numbering at least 150.000, now ready
for sale, It was through the exertions of P. D., in
1863, that Bedding Plants were first offered to the
public at the late low prices ; but P. D. Sr Co. beg to
inform intending purchasers that they are now prepared
to offer each advantage, as have not been equalled in
the trade. The plants are well established in 2i-inch
and 3-inch pots, but many kinds can be supplied in
More pots at greatly reduced prices.
P. D. & Co. beg to call special attention to Mr. J.
Scott's well-known collections of Variegated-leaved
Geraniums. Upwards of 20,000 alone—C,entanreas, and
all kinds of Variegated and Frosted-leaved Plants.
Priced lists now ready, and may be had free on
application.
P. D. & Co. have for sale a fine and extensive 'colleo-
tion of Ornamental Coniferous Trees, Shrubs, Roses,
Fruit and Forest Trees, all regularly transplanted and
in e perfect state for removal to any distance.
In all orders for Bedding Plants,
PLANTE OF VALUE ARS PUT IN TO HELP PAT CARRIAGE.

AT the last Trials of the R. A.S.E. at
Newcastle, these Ploughs won 4 out a the 6
First Prises offered. &nee that time they have won
23 All England Champion Prizes. They are strong,
light, and economical. Priem from a to SA They
may be obtained of all first shoe Ironmongers and
Dealers in Implements, or direct from the
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BIRTHS.

April 25, at Doles Ash, Yuddletcenthide, the wife of
Mr. Samuel Symes, of a son.
April 26, at 38, High• East Street, Domfiesta., the
wife of John Good, Est, surgeon, of a son.

MARRIAGES.
April 27, at St. Augustine's Church, Radipole, Mr.
John Shepherd, of Worth Matravers, to Miss Liuie
Damen, of Dorchester.
April 19, at Tonerepuddle, by the Rev. Richard
Waldy, Mr. Charles Austin, of Lake Farm, Wimborne,
to Elizabeth Jolla, eldest daughter of Mr. William
Hooper' of the former place.
April 25, at Radipole, by the Rev. J. Stevensbn,
M. A., W. J. Smith, Esq., of Lewisham, Kent, to Marion
Bartlett, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas
Bartlett, of Portesham, Dorset.
I April 26, at Paulton. by the Rev. Prebendary Milward,
IL A., Joseph Cooke Cox Esq., Captain 20th Regiment,
only surviving son of George Cox, Esq., of Bearninster,
I Dorset, to Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John
Hill, Esq., of Poulton House' Somerset,
1 April 27, at the parish Ohara, Pollard Royal,
' Wilts, by the Rev. John Mart, Captain William
Arbuthnot, lath Hawsers, eldest son of Archibald and
the Hon, Mrs. Arbuthnot, to the Hon. Alice Charlotte
Pitt, fourth daughter of Lord and Lady Rivers.
April 25, at Christchurch Lee, Kent, by the Rev.
Joseph Fence, of Blackheath Park Church, assisted by
the Rev. W. F. Sims, incumbent, Arthur Robert Martin,
Esq., of Park Hill, Richmond, and of the Bourne
Valley Pottery, near Poole, to Emily, eldest daughter
of F. Cotton Finch, Esq., of Blackheath Park, Kent.
April 26, at the Independent Chapel, Poole, by the
Rev, George Waterman, M.A., Mr. Robert Coombs, of
Horsington, Somerset, to Elizabeth, second daughter of
Mr. William Waterman, of Poole.
April 25, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Shaftesbury, by
the Rev. R. Gower George, eldest son of Mr. George
Goddard, of Motsiombe, Dorset, to Elizabeth, only
daughter of the late Mr. George Gtidditrd, of Donhead
St. Mary, Wilts
April 27, at Over Compton, Dorset, by the Rev. W.
J. Goodden, Mr. Henry Berrett, of the Manor Farm,
Flampreston, to Mary, only daughter of the late Mr.
Henry Andrews, of Over Compton.
April 19, at West Knighton, by the Rev. W.
Urquhart, Mr. Charles Tompkins, of Willey, Surrey,
to Miss Ruth Cuff, of West Knighton.
April 20, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Fortunes' Well,
by the Rev. J. S. Ladd, Mr. 1: Lane Attitool,
youngest son of Mr. W. Attwool, postmaster, Wakeham,
to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. B. Scriven, agent for
Messrs. Steward and Co., stone merchants.
April 26, at Blandford Church, by the Rev. J. R.
Quirk, Mr. John New, to Miss Mary Ann Lanes, both
of Blandford.
April 24, at Blandford Church, by the Rev. C. D. J.
Wickham,Mr. Thomas Hunt, to Miss Emily Hicks, both
of Blandford.

DEATHS.
April 30, at Upway, Mr. Edwin Simons, for 38 years
barrack-sergeant at Dorchester, aged 84.
April 28, at Preston, Weymouth, Susanna, widow of
the late Mr. Richard Willis, of Buckland Ripen,
yeoman, in her 88th year—universally respected and
regretted.
April 26, George Cecil, youngest son of L. H. Wood,
Esq., Wilts and Dorset Bank, Marlborough.
April 23, at Grove House, Swanage, Mr. Robert
(Bin, late of the Coastguard service, aged 63 years.
April 26, at Lytchett Minster, Emily, eldest daughter
of Mr. William Sansom, in the 16th year of her age.
April 23, at Blandford, Mr. Thomas Shave, aged 30.
April 25, at Abergaveny Cottage, Dorset Place,
Weymouth, Mr. William Seymour Kelly, aged 64.
April 14, at Portland, after a brief illness, Mr.
Josiah Thompson, landlord of the Sun inn, aged 30.
April 15, al COuttrai, Belgium, John Faherty, Esq.,
of Handsworth,Birmingham,aged 58 years.—Requincat
in pace.

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