The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

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October 9, at Winfrlth, the wife of Mr. Charles Peirce,
of a daughter.
ember 9, at Albion lfouxe, Weymouth, the wife of
Robert It. Talbot, of a daughter.
October 9, Portune'ewelt Portland, at the reWdence of
her mother, the wife of Sergt. T. G. Manninc. mit Haut
iugdonshire Regiment), of a daughter.
wtolier 10, at Castle-hill House. Shaftechary, the wife
of A. N. Everett, F.:lbl. , of a eon.
October 11, at Dickey Bank', Weedefortl. the wife of
Mr. J. Wellman, of • eon.
October 13, at the Terminaa Hotel, Portland, the wifeof
Mr. Et Smith* of a daughter.
October 16,i* Lytehett 11.inirter, the wife of E. Damn* Of a eon.
October 17, at the Bull's Head lan, Fordingtoe, the wile
of Mr. George Pitflel4._ol a Km.

MARRIAGES.
Septinber 5 at Woodstock, America, by the Rev.—
Sweetman, egarlaa Spencer, late of Weymouth, to Janet
him, of Canada, Ontario.
octohet 9, at Tarrant luneille, Duvet, by the the Rev.
J. Lee-Warner, rector, Jame., son of Mr. Thomas Davis.
The Friary, Salisbury, to Elias only daughter of Mr. J.
Arnold, Tenant Gunvilit
October 8, at St. John's Clifton, by the Rey. Charles
Cornish, brOthur in law of the bride. amistol by the
Rey. Robert C. Lynch Bloom, X A.. Griffith J. r. ,
Witchurch. Glamorganshire, to Charlotte Gonion,
daulitor of the late Rey. Andrew Tucker, rector of
Wootton Fitapaine, Dorset
October 9, at Spetisbury Church, by the Rev. J. Illunnt,
Mr. Charles Steven, to /Cm Pearce.
October 10, at St. Michael's Church, Lyme, by the Res.
Dr. Hodge& melded by the Rey. J. t'urgenven, Mr. .1.
Itutimey, organist of the above church, to Annie, second
daughter of Mr. It Bridle. of Lyme
(troller 14, at St. Georges Church, Illoonishury, George
Wright, to Gertrude, fourth daughter of Jamas Colley
Larkworthy, late of Weymouth.
October 15 at St. Michael's Church, Okeford Fitapaine,
J 1., the Rev. J. H. Phillips, ILr. Samuel Mullett, of Oka ford Fitspaine, to Lydia, eldest daughter of Mr. Thow.asi
it.., of the mum place.
October 35, at St. James' Church, Poole, ITh. the 11,,,e, .1.
A. LAWBOI4 laminal by the Rev. C. 11 Benefield, Mr.
Richard Dale Hicks, of Fathom, Kent, to Kato EmilY,
youngest daughter of Mr. John Oscuent, of Poole. October 13 at St George's Church., Forffington, by the
Rev. 11.. C. G. Moule, Mr. John Prederisk hol9h. 01
Berkhanistad St. Peter, Herta., to Haunah, youngest
eDDdladlcuesrsitthtitr;e 4oft.h.theJaotitehth.nl:7llßuishtacMrulek.rat°llSca4h7unWrci''deLlirsGisina'reen,Br:diFjKlacrdeatall::,w6:4l"kin. emelyal:
BDriaforchardeaterer,
vorfato Ellen, Lbw__ thiegh_ aJ. A. Smith, a

Dina.
()doter 11. at Orchard-street, Blandfonl, Mr. John
Cruise. aged 80 ream
)ctus, 11, at Fairfield, Lyme Regis, Osorgiatut, widow
ot John Drummond. Fie., in her 83rd Year.
October 14, at the Benin titers Hotel, Barracksotreet.
Brklport, of coesumption, Jana, eldest daughter of the late
Mr. Frank Darks, aged 34 yesn,
October ii at Fish-etreet, Pools, ',fur • lingering
nese, Ann, wife of Mr. John Vine, aged dil
The death is unmanned of Captain Ilicherd Charles
Elliott, one of the survivors of the Peninsular and Water-
loo c&onp.g.. Captain Elliott joined the army in 149,
and bad been on the half-pay list since 1827.
The sudden death is announced of Monsignor Oupenlowo,
Bishop of Orleans, Use ablest and most combative et
French prelates. Re was In his 77th near. Bishop
Thipentoup was • stanch autnceter of the Ps!pes
Power,
B. was and a prominent member of the Ultras:tontine
takenleotsar by the Germans at Orleans
party.
the war of and subsequently became &
member of the National Aaeeoidg7.

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