The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-07-01 00:00:00

BZOADILIYIR

Dune or rim Rearoa.—The death of Um Rector
of this parish, the Rev W. Urquhart, which occurred
lon Thursday week. The rev. gentleman had been in a
very delicate state of health for some months poet.
Deceased suffered from Bright'. disease, and, although
he had been attended by several medical men, induct.
I log Dr. Johnson (the well known London phydcian),
Dr. 'Tudor(Dorcheeter), end Dr Rhodes (Weymouth),
his care was from the find considered homier, though
a little temporary improvement in his condition reload
hopeslnthemndaotthefamilythathe might be restored
to hesith and strength. The deceased, who was much
belovedieallhis perish.komers, leaves a wife and six
for whom the warmest sympathy Ls
young
children,7l. estee living, which is a fampl=tatent
I. of the grows animal value al 17414, the being
about 500, and that of West Kinghton, wh also
to it, about 270. Th. rev. gentleman has hiellkinZ
benefices about 19 yearn. He was in his 49th year.
The funeral of the Rev. W. Urquhart took place on
Tuesday tart. The coffin was carried from the house
Into Broacimayne Church, were prayers where offered
and a hymn waa sung. Thence it was removed to the
church at West Knighton, and in the funeral pro-
cession were Mr. John Grove& Mr. Duke (Woods.
ford), Messrs. Henry and Robert Duke yne),
Mr. Cruel, Mr. Saanwaya Mr. IL Cockerain, Mr.
J. B. Cockeram (Friar Mayne), Mr. K Boonton
(West Knighton), Mr. Rhodos (Weymouth), Mr.
Hooper (Weouth), Mr. Christopher, Mr. Chile*.
(Lowel), Mr. Miles, Mr. E. Burnett (Dorchester), Mr. 1
Tudor (Dorchester), who walked in front of the Warm. 1
The carriages contained as follow. :—Fhlt Mrs.
Urquhart, Master Urquhart, and four Mir Urquhart&
Second: Captain Urquhart, Rev. Sylvester, Rev.
Jones, curate. Private carriages containing the
following clergymen :—Rev. R. Smith, Stafford; Rev.
E. P. Cambeide, Warmwell ; Rev. W. Barns&
Came ;nay. H. Jones, Dorchester; Rev. T. Knipe,
Dorchester; Rev. H. Everett, Holy Trinity, Dorches-
ter ; Rev. J. Cree, Owermaigne Rev. J. Attfield, 2,
Belle Vue, Weymouth; Rev. Harken, Weymouth;
Rev. Collard, Alton Pancras; Rev. W. Pope,
Godmanstone ; Rev. Ludlow, Martinstovrn ; Rev.
Feltham, Stindord. The pall bearers were Mews:
Groves, Cockerman, Formedge, Reunion, Call-
colt, Burnett, Tudor, and Rev. W. Pope, All
the school children ad Broadrnayne and Knighton
followed in procemion. The funeral ceremony was
performed by the Rev. R. Smith and Rev. plckard
Cambridge, at Walt Knighton, and the prayers at
Broadmayres were read by the Curate, Rev.—Jones.
Mr. G. T. Wood, upholsterer, High West-street, Dor-
chester, was the undertaker, and carried out the
funeral most patisfactou. The oeffin was of English
oak, polished, with an 'honied cover and plinth,
massive braes handles, and • braes breastplate,
engraved.—" William Urquhart, died June 19, lff79,
aged 49." There were between 400 and 200 people at the
funeral, all the population seeming to have come
together from Knighton and Broadmayoe, the deceased
having been very much beloved.

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are Wks&
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fast wards el the =lied parties of WI waves.
aad I task that civilised lithablisals if same or
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power to put • isis to eeda &Wadeable weasel at Wet of
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loath.
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