The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-27 00:00:00

PAILILI r 011111.

MARNIAOS 01' Till REV. Z. L DUOMORE,
M.A.

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Toe marriage of the Ker. E. If. Cartoons with the
holy Elisabeth, daughter of the t iuth Earl of
Kinuoull, and widow ef Colosel Sir Frederick Arthur.
Bart., was solemnised at the Church of Al! Sainte',
Knight,bridge, on Thursday last. The °dauber'.
pride' see the Her. H. Weethall The groom's map
was Mr. Charles Woodroao. Tbo Vicar sad Lady
Elisabeth IMgmom left London In the afternoon for
Little Nese, near tibrawithary, whams they hope to
return to Parietone n-it Friday. The Church flag
was hoisted early on Thursday moroing in honour of
the Vicar's marriage, and a string of flags wits
stretched from top to bet cm of the tower. and the
village was startled, at midday, by the firing of
cannon. After eveosoog the usual appropriate musky
by Mandalasolan was played on tea ors.° • and the
tower was bridiantly illuminate with red Iliad=
' and while fires, whioh predated a pleasing
The members of the Church choir were entertained
at the Vicarage in the evening. Tairty7five men and
boys sat down to sapper, Including Mr. Doff. the
organist, and tho Aosistoat-Cacolo. Alter supper,
Mr. Druitt explained the cause of the Vicar's absence,
and proposed' Long life and happiness to the Vicar
and the Lady Elisabeth poem ma" This was
responded to with cheers, and when the tables were
removed. • social mooing wad spent which ended,
like most other earthly pleasures, in smoke. A
monthly mooting of the Parket ice Branch of the
Church of Ragland Workbag Ken's Bobby was bald
on Thursday evening, when it was proposed by Mr.
Greenleaf, seconded by Ur. Foster, an 4 carried
nuanicnoosly—" That a vote of con.tratalatioo be
given to the View on the °evasion of his marriage."

aIIIDPOZT.
Tlll WTI Min K. NlWltiii.—A funeral MII2OO
was preached at the Uniterian Church on Sunday
morning by the Rev. Russel Lint apenter,
The rev. gentleman chose for his text the words
of Luke exit, v. 27. The chapel was well filled, the
msj wity of the a cleregetion tiling clad in black.
A 801111 Ia COU&T.—At the County Police-wart,
on Saturday, before A. W. A. Dimmers, Esq.,
Thomas Wanoley, who has lately been living at the
Duke of Wellingt io, Beet-street, was charged le
custody with st.aling two masons' tn.wels from the
premises of Dr. Kano. D.D., Broadwindeor, on the
previous day.—Julia Russell, se vent, in the employ
of Dr. M dan, stated pris Hier came to the hones on
the previous day and asked to see the doctor, who
was sot at home. He wanted to be relieved but
witness said ,be had nothing to give bum He offered
a Bible for sale.—P.C. Onaffey soil he received
informed in from the pr secutor (William Bailey), to
the effest that be bed loft two trowel, from the
premiere of Dr. Malan—a large one and • small one.
He traced prisoner ti Beamineter, and from there to
Bridport He asked him what he hal does with the
trowels which he bad offered for sale. He denied
having offered any for sale. P.C. Pricker
had stated in the prisoner's presence that he had arm
him offer two masons' trowels for sale. Witness then
charged him with stealing the trowels, which were
valued at 44., when he sail he was not guilty. The
police, enable to trace the trowels asked fora reamed
till Tuesday which was greeted. The p.--elanaer who
for some time had shown signs of iodisposition.
became slightly convulsed, and was led from the
dock to • seat. He then became partially insensible.
when epilepsy set in. Us threw himself about in the
most violent manner, inflicting upon himself severe
cute an I bruises about the Ig. and fingers. The
sergeant and two constables had as much as they
ooald do to hold th. po-r follow stabil he beoworpoomer
what exhausted. Dr. R ,rins was sent for, and on his
arrival gave instructions for treatment. He was
removed to the .t ition and taken care of.