The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-08-15 00:00:00

Yours, at«,
AN OFFICER OF THE DCLRILIEF BATTALtON:
Weymouth, August Bth, 187(,

Adjutant Mount Ratteu,Oi the Dorset Rifle Volun.
teem, telegraphs :—I have just seen a most
exaggerated account in the Daily Ni 'a, headed "Out.
rage by Volunteers in Camp." The facts are :—Mid•
day, on Thursday, a lady was passing a tent in the
camp at Issdmoor, when she heard certain very rade
remarks made, as she suppnewl, to her, by a voluasaw.
The matter was reported, he; sifter stnet inveatiga•
tion all the men in tho sent proved an ,iliai at the
time the lady pawse.l. The authorities of course are
annoyed that any one should have been insulted, bat
no one wa.. put under arrest, as the party could Nut
I be found out, nor WM the camp broken up on aeconat
of the circumstance.

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WATF.ItEIjEININE WINE for Sixteen Years has
been unive ly admitted to be the best Tonic known,
and a useful and agreeable accompaniment to Cod
Liver Oil. "We can bear personal testimony to its
value as a Tonic. "—.9l.ssdord. Agents for Weymouth.
13. PIES:EON and SON, Grocers ; Shaftesbury, G.
KERALEA, Wine and Spirit Merchant Sherburne,
CREW., Boat, Grocers, dtc., Cheap-street ;
WATERS and Sox, 31, Eastcheap, London ; and Lae r.
and Co., Worcester.

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July', at Terrace.akeet. Weiel
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Mantell. railway guard, of ..„ dew .th, the wife of Mr. li.
July J. at Rodwed„ 7w, .atcr.
Rev. Charles ' eymouth, the side of the
July :M. at,Vctornt. A .on.
Leach, of a.'wersct, the elk ‘.f Mr. Jokul
At.tt 4 ZN,„, -
daagwr„, "86'44. the wife of Mr. h. Davi* of 4
Avont '..8 go.'
smit4, Qr # - ereeton, the wife of Mr. William Kan]
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H.Alufiak .40.
4 . at Fleet Station, the wife of NIT.. John Carter.
...AV' ..oastguard service, of a son.
w gust 1, at Waterloo, uear Poole, the wife of MT
1 oaiptailtiguTtift.ollriaftaWsesionni CoßarutWa,ett.Piaithddleutreeenth..
aide., th,oen.wife
August?, at the Ship-yard, Weymouth. the wife of 11,
R. A. Ayles, junr., of a YOU.

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MARRIAGES. by the
July 24, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Womouth.
Rev. J. Luace, Elwin, eldest son of the late Mr. Ed"
Toms, of Puddletown, to Mary Ann, fourth tl5u.:llW
Mr. G. Bagg, of Ringsteed.
Elizabeth.
at
of
the d
cit,BiLe Olth!hfMteathreeioftinrll.,
M.A.., J.P. of Taunton.
August 5, at Tottenham Old Church, Anne Eliraht_,.
second daugjiter of Mr. William Dorrilsgtm, hietrelnad
Journalist, Editor and Proprietor of the London
Mr. I.
Provincial Press News, to Arthur, second sou of
Fordham„ of City-rad, KC.
the Rev
August 7, at St John's church, Portland. by
N. L Oedye, Mr. F. A. Brookea-HilL to Mary, youngest
daughter of Capt. A. ticriven. of Portland.
DEATHS.
. of Eveshan'
July 39, at fiturminster Newton Mr. Mr. Thomas Hancock.
the
Jl7.}o'ne.tatw."- -bef,.2-7-11117[04''KeV:
for 60 years • Wesleyan local preacher. ',54
August 1, suddenly, at atridposi, John Oliver,if
for 90 years parish clerk at Beaminster.
August 2, at Wareham. Mr. John Davis. aged ,
0u
It 4, at Weymouth, Colonel R. G. Coles, uol'"
August 5, at Weymouth. Maria Sharpe Minty. WI
daughter of the late A. Minty, EN., of Shag tesburY. 46."
77. Friends will please accept this intimatio6.
August 6, at his rend
Kml, aced ence. CatUstock, William Bridge,
75.
6, at Weymouth, Bessie, the much loved*
cd John Thomas and Elizabeth Homer, of Hess
Werth, near Wimborne.
AulLust 7, at Ringstead, Poxerell, Mr. William Sri.*
seed 115 years.
.AugUilt 9, at Bournemouth, Frederick Harman Frin_o_it
°60217 loved yommt son of the late Henry
Pal.. of No. 15, Mesham-pleee, S.W., in the Mb year
hit age.
August 10, at Durnford, lLsagton Malmo. Jelia
aged 51 years.
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