The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-01 00:00:00

PIRTHL

Novembir 21, a Ho1;;11, Bvenbot, the wife ails%
D. Foolery, of a goo.
November 23, at Lemon Home, IrmeB4o.
wife of J. Elves, Egg., of a aoo.
November 24,at Wimboree, th. wif, Captain C. C.
Barrett, Adlt. Doreet Bide Vol%Moon (1•40 3314 Bolt.),
of a too
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"vrea'her 24, at Charmoutb, the wife of Ilr. George
Chileott, of a son, stillborn.
October 9d, at North Allington, BridPort, the wits of
Mr. J. It. Edww.g., gm,ghter.
At Code Mullen, the wife of Hr. John Attwel, of a
daughter.
MARRIAGR&
November 25, M Holt, by she Rev. William Smith,
Jame* Gum, gig., to Redly Jens, daughter of the late
Joseph Steam, Reg.. of Oxford, and niece of the Rev.
Dr. Steen., late of Camberwell.
September 22, at St. John's Church, Vidalia, Van-
sourer Wand, by the Rev. B. J. Dundee, ILL, Francis
George, youngest son of A. Claudet, Reg., F.H.8., of
Glouoasterroad, Regent's-5, to Fanny, eldest
ug dahter of Charles Fleury, ~ of Weymouth.
November 29, at the Town arch, Guernsey, by the
Rev. C. A. Itarret, William, second son of Mr. Taylor,
of Court House, White!lurch Canonioorum, to Caroline
Louisa Ferguson, only daughter of the late Captain
Whither, ILA.
November 24, at Allington church, by the Rev. H.
, Fox, Mr. William Brett, of the Coed guard service,
' to Miss Sarah Bartlett, of Allington.
November 24, at the Congregational Chapel, Bland.
ford, by the Rev. B. Gray, Mr. Josiah Babbitts, to Kim
Jane Hand, both of Blandford. _
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DEATHS.
November E 3, at Proms St. Quinton, Dorset, Mr.
Thomas Bridge.
November 24, at Not. Craven-street, Strand, George
Mansfield, Eq., of the lite firm of (I. 1. Dare and Co.,
Singapore, and third Goa of the late J. Mansfield, Seq..
shipbuilder, of Lyme Regis, after an illness of
four days, aged 38, deeply lamented.
Novemthr 25, at Dorchester, Ellen Mary, the youngest
and much loved child of Charles and Sarah Maria
Cowden, aged 8 years.
November 21, at Kinpton Villa, liedUnd, Bristol,
meat n, Henry Woodhouse. youngest son of the lake J.
Morgan, Esq., surgeon of Guy's Hospital, and grandson
of theist. John Goma Beg., of Pool*.
November 24, at LOngdeet, Pooh, Mary, .if. of Mr.
Charles Bartlett, aged 65 years.
November 26, at Godalming, Surrey' in the 7lat year
of his age, Douglas Moray, only .on of the lata Douglas
Wynne Stuart, EN., of Blandford, deeply regretted
by • widowed mother.
November 28, at Blandlord, John Hunt, aged 78
Puy.

November 2?, at Bbindford, of consumption, Mary
Jane, third daughter of Mr. Peter Langford, We super-
vir? of Inland Revenue, aged 20 years.

-November 27, at Boutl;aZipton, 'suddenly, Mr. Robed
Meatyard, formerly of BlandfonL
November 20, at Earliwood, Emily Marian, daughter
of John Hayward, EN., of littallaU, Wilts, aged 18

October IS, on his passage home from Sydney, on
board the Ocean Chief, Mr. R. H. Pitman, eldest eon
of the late Mr. C. H. Pitman, of Salisbury, aged 31.
November 19, at his residence, 13, Bennett-street,
Bath, the Rev. George Ingram Fisher, X A., vicar of
Abbott, Reneell, Devon, and Succentor of Salisbury
Cathedral.

- November 19, at Poole, Elisabeth, widow of the late
Mr. John Lonnen, and eldest daughter of the late
Capt. Thomas Brinton, aged 65 lean.
November 19, at Weymouth, aged 65 years, Anne,
widow of the late George Edmondson, of Queenwood
College, Hants.
November 21, at Blandford, Mr. Richard Brio*.
formerly of Tarrant Abbey, aged 68 years. Deceased
was greatly respected by clings Meets of friends.