The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-14 00:00:00

11!RTIV:i.

August 1, at West Knighton, the wife of Mr. John Came.
of a son.
August 4, at Blandford. the wife of Mr. F. J. Boys, of •
daughter.
August 7, at Newtown. Milborne Port, the wife of Mr.
William Belben, of • twin—sons.
August 7, at 43, Broadmoor-cottage, Berko, the wife of
Mr. J. Watts, of a son.
August 13, at North-square, Dorchester, Mrs. J. Marvin
Lock, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
July 31, at Tincleton, by the Rev. E. W. CoHinson,
John, second son of Mr. J. Pope. of filherhome, to
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. T. Riggs, of Tincletoo.
July 31, at the parish church. Woodsford, by the Rev.
E. W. CoHinson, Charles, youngest ,on of Mr. Henry
Atkins, at Woodsford, to Ruth. youngest daughter of Mr.
Henry Davies, of Chinehill, Puddletown.
August 1, at Little Torrington, N. Devon, by the Rev.
Louis Woollcombe, Rector id Petrockstowe, assisted by
the Rev. C. J. Jardine, Frederic Thomas Colby, DD.,
Rector of Litton Cheney, I forset, to Louisa Mareeret Anne,
eldest daughter of the Rev. G. de Carteret Guille, Rector
of Little Torrington.
August 1 at Corscombe parish church, Dorset, by the
Rev. Robert Blake Poole and the father of the bride, the
Rev. Sealy Poole, of St. Nicholas, Hereford, to Ada
Fanny, only daughter of the Rev. William Lircisrk, rector
of Corscombe.
August 5, at the church of St. John the Evangelist,
Enruore Green, Shaftesbury, by the Rev. S. Miles, Richard
Newman Labrum, to Frances, youngest daughter of Mr.
John liavey, of Layton Cottage.
August 6, at Gillingham, by the Rev. H. Deane, Mice,
eldest daughter of Mr. Edgar, i Mr. W. Samways.
August 6, at St. Bartholomew's Church, Crewkerne by
the Rev. Mr. Willis, Mr. James Withers Menden.
Crewkerne, son of Mr. William Mundcn, of Routh-street,
Heliport, to Rosins, eldest daughter of Mr. H. Tytherleigh,
of East-street, Crewkerrie.
Miss Ada Louisa White, Lady Mayoress of London, was
married on Thursday to Mr. Cecil Herbert Thornton Price.
• Scandinavian merchant. The ceremony took place in
St. Paul's Cathedral. The officiating clergy included the
Archbishop of Canterbury, and Bishops of London and
Ely. The traffic in all the streets leading to the cathedral
WWI stopped from eleven, and the assemblage of persons
outside the cathedral at noon was immense. When the
bridesmaids, sixteen in number, followed by the bride,
arrived at the cathedral there were rounds of cheers.
Most of the provincial mayors were present. The congre-
gation was dressed as at a private wedding. The choral
service included Sullivan's marriage anthem.

DEATHS:

August 3. at Hillside, Cheltenham, Mr. William
Donning Tapp, late of Dorchester, in the 81st sear of his

August 4, at Brymore, Somersetahire, the residence et
his brotberin.law, Philip I'. Bouverre, suddenly, of
apoplexy, Henry Danby Seymour, late M.P. for Poole,
aged 57.
August 6, at Craw thorn Farm, Dewliah, Mr. Henry
Best, aged 66 years.
August 6, Thoznas Keynes, of Chescombe, aged N.
August 6, at Puddletrenthide, Jane, the wife of Mr.
George LO.lOllll aged td years.
August 6, at Puddletrenthide, William Cuff, aged 18
years.
August 7, at Cold Harbour, Milborne Pori, Mr. Go,
Bennett, aged 31.
August 12, at Cerise Abbas, guitna, the beloved wife of
Henry Norman, entered into her rest aged 76 years.
The death of Mrs. Marsh (Virginia Gabriel) the com•
purer of many well-known songs ii recorded. While
driving down Groevenor.place in her Victoria en Sunday
afternoon, the horse took fright and bolted. 11 nfortunatelx,
in jumping from the carriage, Mrs. Marsh was thrown on
her head and became at once inseasible. She wee taken to
St. George's Hospital, where It WM found that *be had
ormawsion of the Wn, and only lingered on till Monday
night.