The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-04-15 00:00:00

MARRIAGE
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/sprit 10, at St. Peter's—U-I=Ch:—Do--r.chester, by the Rev. H.
Houle Mr. Henry ascombe, draper, to Susannah Witt,
daughter of the It. Mr. William Durden, plumber and
glazier.

Aprll 8, at St. John's Church, Hackney. by the Rev. 8.
Jones, Mr. R. Sydenhem, bookseller, of Poole. to Fanny
Elizabeth, youngest daughter of W. S. Kendall, Esq., of
Parkstone, near Poole.
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April 9, at the parish church, Radipole, by the Rev. J.
Stephenson, 19illiam Maples Rae, Esq., of Cheltenham, to
E len Melia, youngest daughter of Commander J. Ray, FLN.,
of t‘eymouth.
April 10, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury,
by the Rev. J. J. Reynolds, rector, assisted by the Rev. J C.
W. Rogers, Arthur Boyce Brown, eldest Surviving son of T.
Baker Brown, Esq., of London, to Elizabeth France. Mary,
second daughter ,1 William Batten, Req., of Barton Hill
House, Bhaftesbur3._
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April 5, at the Baptist Chapel, Montacute, by the Rev.
Joeeph Price, Mr. Ebenezer Drayton, builder Sc. to Martha,
eidea daughter of Mr. John Staple, yeoman, Ea.t, Stoke,
April 1, at Went Camel, by the Rev. W. Is Metcalf, Mr.
Come Sous Hunt, of Stalbridge, to Annie, youngest daughter
of the late Mr. Richard Stroud, Rlmpton, Somerset,
April 2, at the parish church, Huish Episcopi, by the Rev.
E. P. Henslow. vicar, Mr. J. R. roms, of Wellington, Somer-
set, to Delia, eldest daughter of Mr. James Ke!way, of Lang.
port Nursery.
April 2, at Musbury, In the new chapel, by license, by the
Rev. 'R. Penman, of Seaton, Mary Ann, second daughter of
Mr R. Will,, of Newhouse, Musbury, to Mr. Walter Paul,
of Haistock. This is the first merrisge solemnised In the
chapel at Musbury.
DEATHS.
April 1, at Keystone, Blandford, Mr. Robert Day. yeoman,
aged 66 years. He was a kind father and good husband, and
bee left a widow audit children, by whom his loos is severely
felt.
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iipril
1, at Langton Long. Blandford, Ann, the widow of
the late Mr. John Vincent, aged 81, after a lingering affliction
of twelve years.
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April 2:at Borsecasties, Sherborne, Mr. Weston, aged 60,
much and deservedly respected.
April 4, at Me'bury Abbas, Mr. James Whittnarsh, aged
87, deeply regretted.
April 8, at the Star Inn, West street, Poole, Mr. S. Pearce,
aged 82.
April 7, at the rectory, Sherborne St. John's, Everard,
secopd son of the Rey. Charles P. Buckworth, aged g years
and 8 months.

April 7, at Broadway-bill, near Ilm!miter, of eontumptlon,
William W. Howard, aged 18, much reepected by a large circle
of frleods.

April 9, at Gillingham, lamented by ell who knew her,
Elisabeth, the beloved wife of Mr. George Rldout, late of
Sherborne, In the 41st year of her ~fre.
April 3, at his residence, Frome-field, Mr. 3. C. Howell,
organ builder, aged 49, for upwards of twenty years Organist
of Christ Church, Frome.

April 5, at (late, Wineanton, Mr. Robert Hill, aged 62,
formerly of Martoek, oomerset, deeply lamented by his family
and friends.

—April-7-,—at 15, Marlborough Buildings, Path, Catherine
Elizabeth, Viscountess Gainey widow of the late and mother
of the present Viscount Cali, ay, in her 79th year.
April 3, at the White Lion Inn, Yeovil, Mr. Eli Edwards,
aged 18.
April 5, at Weymouth, Men. Elizabeth Kends. 1, relict of the
late Mr. Edmund Kendall, formerly farmer at Cnickerell, aged
91.
April 1, at Stoke Ahhott, former,y of Chartnole Farm, In
that lari,h, Mr. John Seymour, aged 84, much re pected.