The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-10-28 00:00:00

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W.C.

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BIRTHS.

October 12, at 14, Princess-square, Plymouth, the wife of
Joseph Whittle, Esq., of a daughter.
October 20, P t Dorchester, the wife of Mr. Harding, of a

October 14, at Bare Regis, the wife of Mr. John Miller, of
a daughter.
October 24, at West-street, Bridporti the wife of Mr. New-
berry, draper, of • son.
October 22, at West Allington, the wife of G. B. Ewens,Esq.,
of a son.
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--OciOi;er 28, at Haletock, the wife of the Rev. W. Nichols
Roe, of • son. .

MARRIAOES.

October 16, at St. Mary's Church, Atherstone. by the Rey.
J. Leigh Knipe, Frederick John Ray, Esq., R.N., second son
of Captain J. Ray, R.N., of Weymouth, to Ann! ,e eldest
daughter of the late Rev. Joseph Bray, of Heather, Leicester-
shire. . _ _

October 22, at Warnhinn Church, Sussex, by the Rev. if.
V. Elliot, wistnd by the Rev. B. Chariesworth, the Rev.
William (tildes, of Went Luiworth, son of the Rev. a. It.
Gildea, rector of Kilutaine, to Sarah Caroline, eldest
daughter of N. P. Klima, Esq.' of Strood-par, Sussex, of
Roigh-lodgo, county Mayo, and of 66, Coleman-street, Lon.

October 22, at the Church of St. Ann and St. Andrew by the
Wardrobe. Itlack friars, by the Rev. Charles Frederick Chase,
rector, Mr. Richard Bradford, of Lyme Regis, to Sarah
Allison, eldest daughter of the lobe Mr. William Hatch, of
London.

October IS, at the parish church of Bridport, by the Rev.
Melville Lee, M.A., rector, auxisted by the Rev, J. O West,
M.A., Frederick William, eldest sun of Frederick Good, Esq.,
of Bridport, to Hannah Mary, youngest daughter of the late
Louis A. Durden, Esq., of Camden-house, London.
October 61, at Trinity Church, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Edwin,
youngest son of Eli Foot, Esti., of Tarrant Rawston, Bland,
ford, to Ellen, youngest daughter of John Muddolle, Esq.
October 20, at the Parish Church, Crewkerne, by the Rev.
A 11. Hymn, citrate, Mr. James Charles Mundell, of Perthore,
Worcester, to Ellen Jane, third daughter of Mr. J. B. Orchard
of Greenham, Crevrkerne.
DEATHS.
October 24, at Salisbury, W. Wadhath ohng, Esq., 15
years superintendent of the Schth Western Railway Com-
pany, aged 47.
October 32, at Wardour Castle, Wilts, Henry Benedict,
eleventh Lord Arundell of Wardour, aged 58 years.
October 19, at Sherborne, Gloucestahne, the Right Hon.
John Lord Sher erne, in the 84th year of his ago.
October 22, at Bore Regis, Catherine, the beloved wife of
Thomas Nott, E,q., surgeon, aged 71.
October 21, at Fordington, Mary 11. Harris, third daughter
of Mr. S. Harris, nurseryman, aged 25, Her ehti was peace.
October 11, at Portlsham, Widow Lock, aged 80.
October 20, at Wareham, in the 24th yepr of age, Elan, the
beloved wife of Mr. William Biandamer, of the Ark Inn,
Fordington, Dorchester.
October 12, at Burton, Wir.frith Newburgh, highly re,
sported by all who knew him, after ft short Illness, Mr.
Thomas Stiekland, aged 67 year&

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