The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-20 00:00:00

DORCEIZSTER.

THIt Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury has
licensed the Rev. Joseph Henry Hodges, B. A. , to the
Curacy of Bourton, and the Rev. Y.dward Parnell,
LL.B., to the Curacy of Woodlands, Dorset.
ST. P [TER'S CHURCH. —We are plmard to state that
the rev. T. W. Knipe (late rect,r of Woodsford. and
now living at Clevedon, Somerset), has accepted the
living ,j the above parish; anl, we believe, 110 Will
commence his duties at Michaelmas. The rev, gentle-
man belongs to the Evangelical party.
VOIIMITTID TO H. IL NINON, DOPORIBTRI.—
Asaluv : Emma ljtman, child murder at Winterbonis
Zelstooe ; Sessions: Frederick Brown, attempting
suicide at Loders ; Hard Lamer: John O'Niel, steal-
ing a hoe at Lockers and a knife a Symnudsbury, 12
weeks; Sarah Guppy, drunk, at Bridport, two
calendar month,; Sarah Porter, drunkenness at
Sturminster Newton, Hannah Andrews, drunkenness
at Dorchester, Samuel Nancarrow and George Clay-
burn, deserting ship at Poole, an I Mary Ann Sanger,
vagrancy at Sberborne, one calendar month each;
Francis Coombe and Marla; Coombe, stealing two
shawls at Hatopreston, George Lee, vagrancy at
Bridport2 and Andrew Allen, drunk at Bridport, 14
days% each,

Tata Dar (Monday) there was celebrated at Trinity
church by the Rev. H Everett, rector, the marriage
.4 Mr. Walter John Ital., of Beverley, Yorks. to hi ie.
Kate allot. second daughter .4 4,tir respected tns-
tuan, Mr. .1. It. Taylor of Princrsstreet. Th,. event
was kept coml aratively quiet, and the only attendants
at the ceremony were the happy pair fas an old gossip
remark., as fine a looking couple as is to be wen in a
loin; day's march); Mr. J. S. Littlewood, of Ann.
thorns, near Doncastet, the bridegmom's "beet man";
Mr. J. R. Taylor, who gave away him daughter; the
bridegroom's mother, and Miss Alice Taylor, the
youngest daughter of Mr. Taylor. The bride was
attired in a rich cream-ooloured Caahmere robe
trimmed with satin. At the conclusion of the
eccleriadical portion of the proceedings the bridal
party, with a few intimate friend., sat down to an
elegant champagne luncheon at the house of the
bride'. father. The Rev. H. Everett, in a few happily
ren.lred .entences, gave "The health of the Bride
and Bridegroom with Many wishes for their future
byplay's., which were heartily re-echoed. Mr. and
Mrs Dsle, in the afternoon, left for "the great city,"
eti rook for ticarlxsough, "a place in which to spend
a happy honeymoon " amidst the natal showers of
rice, intermingled with the warmest expression, of
affectionate regard. The bridal present. were numerous
and chaate.

ratratr.— Rove Her.. Artsllery v. Dorchester
" sces.,or" C.C.—The return maich between ttante
two clubs was played at lb* Barracks, on Friday
afternoon, in rather showery weather, and main
resulted in favour of lb. " Excelsiors." Score :

:ad Innlop.
Kerry, h Spiwr ran out
Kennedy. run out b Wescott
Hunt. h Spicer h Wescott
h Weecott h Wescott
[Arta. Phipot.vb Spicer b Bp.cer I
" h eleatt ... W,escott
Brrit..e nt
,r run out
ner. it"Wsei:ott
BrOVIII, b Wescott not out
Stubbs, not out.. ... run out
Woodier. b Wesoott run nut

"11.1csu1oas."
lit Innings. Ind Itutingn
Nan. b Reynolds ... I
Gallop, b Gillett ... 12 b Gillett ... 0
Pude., K Iliyo ohi. ... 7 not out ... 0
Mlle% e Gillett. K Reynolds,. 7
St land, c Kennedy, 1,
Phippe . . . . 16 b Guilt . 6
Spicer. e Keynolda, b Phities.••
Stevens. b Reynolds 4
Payee, e Kerry, b Phipps ... 3 not oat ... 0
Hanel. c Gill. tt, b Reynolds... 3
Rinks., not out ... ... 0 b Reyna& 0
Reynolds 2