The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-03-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, FEB. 27.

A moderate business has been done in foreign wool,
and the market generally is very firm.. _Few sales
have taken plage i Sootali ; prioes are wiihodt change.
_

lIIINTING APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. Aasheton Smith's Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Woodbridge; Thursday, South Grove ; Saturday, Cla-
rendon Park—at eleven.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day) Christ-
church-road Station; Thursday, Sherwell Ratchet; Sat-
urday, Epley Farm—at a quarter to eleven.
The B. V. Fox Hounds—Thursday, Jack Wbite's
Gibbet; Saturday, Hatoonibe,—at a quarter to eleven.
The B. V. Harrlers—Toesday (this day), Stalbridge
Park Gate; Friday, Okeford Common— at twelve.

TR6 CHILLTENIIAM Foxfionismi.—The retirentelit
Sir Maurice Berkeley from the Cheltenham conntry has
residtedlin the establishment of & pack of foxhounds to
supply time place of the Berkeley Haut. Cregoe Cohner,
Esq.,of Cheltenhans,hae accepted the pmt of maater ; and
there is every prospect of a very full subscription list,
the tradesmen of Cheltenham having guaranteed ZOO a
year. As the country over which the hounds will hunt
lies almost exclusively on the Cotswolds, it is proposed
to call the pack "The Cotswold Hunt."

BIRTHS.
February 25, Mn. J. T. Elinor, of a son.
February 25, at Itsstbourne, the wife of Mr. John
Henry Campion Coles, solicitor. of a son.
February 24, at Seend, Wilts, the wife of Henry
Stone, Req., of • son.
February 22, at East-street, Weymouth, Mary, the
wife of Mr. Charles Buckle, greengrocer, of a daughter.
February 22, at Charminster, the wife of Mr. G. New-
ton, Three Compasses Inn, of • son.

MARRIAGES.
February 23, at Trinity Church, Marylebone, by the
Rev. J. W. Reeve, Mr. R. W. Andrew, of Islington,
London, to Mary Ann Thomas, daughter of Yr. William
West, Crondell, Dorset.
February 23, at Trinity Church, Weymouth. by the
Rev. Dr. Cottle, Mr. Robert Martin Murray, officer of
the Portland Convict Establishment, to Miss Ann Maw-
man, of Melcombe Regis.
February 20, at St. Mary's Church, Weymouth, by the
Rev. R. J. Lyon, Mr. S. Mace, to Martha, daughter of
the late Mr. Joseph Roberta, of Weymouth.

DEATHS.
February 27, at Come Abbas, aged 49, Superintendent
Hunt, of the Dorset County Constabulary.
February 25, at the Parade, Poole, after a lingering
illness, F. Bristowe Durell, Esq., aged 52 years.
February 24, at Dawßah, Devon, in his 68th year,
James Channiess Fyler, Esq., of Woodlands, Surrey,
and Heffieton, Dorset. . .

February 24, at Warminster, Wilts, after a lingering
illness of many years' duration, Maria, the affectionate
wife of William Frowd Seagram. Esq., 15ad 76.
February 24, at Downshay Farm, Isle of Purbeck,
after a lingering illness, Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr. Thomas
Dover Smith.

--14;1;;;;;-23, at Canway-terrace, Lorutfleet, James
Brown, Esq., formerly Comptroller of HM's Customs
at Poole.
February 22, at Ashley-villas, Bournemouth, Hants,
Penelope, the wife of the Rev. J. M. Greeley, aged 30.
February 22, at Weymouth, Mrs. Monday, aged 76
years.
February 21. at Bournemouth, John, son of Mr. George
Whitten, aged 21.
February 21, at St. John's Colledp, HurstpierPolut,
Sussex. deeply lamented by all who knew him, Robert
Clayton, the only son of the late Mr. Robert Clayton
Cocks, formerly of the White Horse Hotel, Romsey,
Hants.

--TeTwo. ary 20, at Sturminster Newton, Alice Jane, the
beloved child of R. H. Shout, Esq., architect, Yeovil,
aged 17 months.
February 20, at Weymouth, Mr. Robert Dominy,
aged 47.
February 19, at Cerne Abbas Mills, Mr. Joseph Adams,
aged 62 years.
February 18, at Bedminster, Bristol, Mr. Henry
Gibbs, late of Sturminster Newton, aged 54 years,
leaving a wife and 5 children to lament his loss.