The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-06-24 00:00:00

A SUFFEREfL

DEATHS OF NOTE.

THE LATHS(' J. F. D. THINDOSHIL—Tbe death ef
Sir James Frauds Doughty Tiebberne, Bart., in the
78th year of his age, has jest been enuenneed. He was
the tenth baronet. the baronetcy hating been emated
so far beck as le2o. The family is descended from
Sir Roger de Tiebeborne, who held the lordship of
Tiabebarne, Hampshire, Impose Henry If. The Ninth
baronet assumed the name of Doughty, in lien of his
patronymic, lu OK and his semester assented the
DWI. of Doughty before sad in addition tethat Of Ticb-
borne, on succeeding to the title in lalfd. The deemed
baronet is succeeded in hht title and estates by his son
Alfred Joseph, who win bops ie 1838, and alto lin*
married last year to the Hoe. Theresa Mary, daughter
of the eleventh Lir I Anmdell of Wardoer.
MATR OF LORD MUNCARTZR,•4•OI4 Muncaster died
on Friday night, at 944814111*m after a very short Rl-
- from ga.trlo fe!mf. The late Daniel Aus,astua
Pennington, Baron linemister its a. P,eralte of 'Mend
•nd a &voiles of Maglaud, wee the eldest me of
Loather, third Lord, by Frenees Catherine; youngest
cnughter of the late Sir John Raise en. He was holm
on the 3d of December, 1831. He succeeded bic father
at the may age of 7 years. was *decoded at Trinity
College, 0.1116641 re, at which University lio2pliduataid
B. A. in 1853. Ms Lordship married CRA %be 114 Aegisi4
1855. Lady Jane Loh's& Grmveuor, eighth daughter of
the Remota and Marchioness of Westminster, hat dole
not leave any male issue, so that the b.rtiev Ammar,' ea
his brother, Captain the Hon. Josmlin
to', of the Rifle Brigade, who sill inherit the large
fatuity **tate. in Cumberland and Yorkshire. Lord
...ter was a Deputy-Lieutenant of the Rost Riding
of Ydrk and of Cumber and, of whioh latter wrinsty he
was Sheriff in 1889,

-.LICI:170.(;1;1.0B-1:T.CANNING.—We regret to announce
that Lord Viscount; Canning, the ex-Governor-General
of India died at his residence, near 1 ondon, on Teasley
last, in the 50th year of his age. In the liras ef Lori
Cloning and hia predecessor, the late Marquis of Dal-
housie, there is remarkable parallelism. Bo* were
younger sons of peers, and oases to their titles by the
deaths of their elder brothers; both were at English
public- schools,: end at Christ Chord. 040144 both
read for the highest honour.. Lord Canning gained
theaq ; Lord Dalhousie would have gained them bet
for an aimident. Both of them entered Parliament at
about .24 years of age; bath were transferred to the
Upper Haase, when the, hod held their into in Si.
Bteilliba's fare few mewls. Both of them oersted is •
• ibtltetti elks libeler Peel, and lived to hold
high office under his Whig antagonists. Both
worked hard at the drudgery of official life, Lord Dal-
houlde In the il9ari of Trite during the railway mania,
Lord Canning at the Poist-Gdioe. Bota of them, in the
vets' prime of ),fe, cud even while still young rums, were
offered and oempted,the Government of holia • each
ruled Indli through • crisis; each lost l.a. health in
India, andcame home at the eud of his Ave or ids years'
tenure of °lke to
,die comparativily yonag. and to he
laid in an early grave. Each was rewarded by • step
in the peerake—Lord Dalhonaie heiug raided from an
earldom to a marquiaate ; Lord Calming from the
coronet of a viscount to that of an each Both married,
both lost their wives shortly before they retried
severally to their native ebony& Lord Dalhousie died
without leaving male issue; Lord Cossuitie withoet
leering issue either buds or frtuale, and oonsequeutly
the titles of both* are extinct. Lord Dallionaie wax
rewarded for his Indian seirrioftwith.the Constables/lip
of the Cinque Ports sal the castle of Weimer; Lord
Canning with Ikanierahip 4 Greenwich Park and ele
official residenoe atMlaCkheith. And it is not a little
'Molar that Canning, the son, should have held (or
CZ yeses he very post which weiwome• offered to, sad
etea eueepted hg, his father, althomrh mreninassaeise
arose which pigmented him .114111 limning to that splendid
es as, Iliad front 'ii e 'di at thatesaptre with wbivh his soe's
mime will be for ever warwia ed. Dad Canning spruag
mom an , Irish
.bawrish 11 -(lie oI hmaily of Gindel,
which' him Is.en seated. at loge•te, is Nr.rwickgbire•
for many centuries. .;.01 tido afaidlly was Canyuge. the
fourteen. of let -Wry tharleliff Churth in Iltristat It is
remarkable that vlbewldiesommenesthent of the present
ceatury member...4llm Canning fatyily hieve woe ao
tha,. time', tweaks., those of Oarvatih. rennin%
an 8 ratford delta liffe—a aeries of brpliiiant successes,
whielf surpasses the settieveMenk of ttie-Prosselfron
whose three trammel:sere' dna it mutat td theft wealth
as to their personal slaty or energy. it, indeed,
almost aprroximates the patticlan • Alb,fieretions of the
Duke of Wellingten. whet oat in the flame f Lords
with his three brothers all by his side. Lord C....ileitis's
Vties trete • dated as foils.,: Fael •Vanailts aid
Vlmonnt Canning -Ml)r -zilbr•l•ars, OMB
'Kilkenny, in the peerage of the United Kingdom. •
was align a ?lin oYrr and itAt night Mead CI
of U. oraor of sow *it
in the lestlos weerd bee, 4iistran, led IM
'lapel with the:ten sad of tlpiprder thertr
)11 Inoortition ofhfili lie services. lord. 9" , •
.garly death however, has
,proved too trab .0.11 NNW
air '

Bat shadows, net sutetantialthines,
yet he has left behind hint * good and honoured wine,
ussustained by liovtling mean, or false, or unworthy;
and in reference to h 6 clemency we may fairly ray that
if the name of " Clemency Canning" is mentioned in
future ages it will wit he in derison, as it was once be
the shame of orrtaia writers, bait to the honour at
Eagland and of Georg. Canning's sou.

•
Th• In"loillatelek Lord Dalhessie, the only title
which lie wow, u distinctions' those which he inherited,
eitinet. Ths e.rUoeireusing.

TEI LATE Ray. Joey BIIIINPT. —On Wednegdav the
neghatog of the late Rev. John Burnet were lotyrred in
Norwood Cemetery. very imprenaive ceremony hav-
ing preyionyly taken placelblifidhawri on Ct.
Oman, In Windt Mr. the Bre. H. el .11'bl:it:I
other get:wartime tookimrt. A large nnmbre of pevems
enseemed Mitli the 'lndependent eau invnatito Igoe
' nregent at the ceremony during the interment, anxious
h 410 leg slant mark of reareet to one who wag held is
Nub high mama 'Amapa them.