The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-05 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

March 29, at the Rank, &omfatter Newton, the wife
of J. W. COMO, Fog., of eon.
March 28, at Lyme, Mrs. Janson, of • ma.
March 26, at Weymouth, the wife of Mr. J. Filmy,
jeweller, k.c., of a son.
March 29, et To'noddle Vicarage, Dorobeeter, the
wife of the Rey. George L Nash, of a daughter.
Muth 27, at Blandford, the wife of 11r. John Bland.
ford, of • daughter.
March K, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Bettriottr,
oordwainer, of. son.
March 26, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. F. Tovey,
station.mactcr, of a daughter.
March 22, at Lake Roue, the wife of the Rev.
Edward Duke, of a daughter.
MAR RIAD ES.

Horeb 30, at Christ Cowell, Warminster, by the
Rev. Waist), rector of Bithoestrow, &misted by
the R. R. L Hutton, incumbent of Christ Cherob,
Mr. Henry Mows Mann, of Blandford, Desist, to Emily,
*Meet daughter of the late Mr. Aaron Ponton, of
W•riniouler.

Maro 20, at the parish church of Allington, Bridport,
by the Rev. Henry Fos, IL A., incunibeat, assisted by
the Rev. Henry Howard Heaton, IL A., of Corpus
Christi College, ("Ambridge, the Rev. Edgar Sanderson,
B. A., late scholar of Clare College, Cambridge, to
Lietitia Jane, eldest daughter of Man..: w Densiloe, Req.
surgeon. A 'Enema.,
Mara 33, at Worton, by the Rev. A. E. Aldridge,
C•oey Faulkner. Esq , Branksea Island, near
Poole, and Korth Hinksey, near Osford, to Summit
Maty, se •ond daughter of Mr. James Glees, of Worton.
Ihrolt 28, at Ashton Church, Birmingham, by the
Rev. G. Peaks, vicar, Mr. James Penny, accountant
of London, to Ninth., youngest surviving daughter of
Mr. P. Moore, master mariner, of Poole.
March 20, at St. Mark's Church, Scnbiton, by the
Rev. IL S. Phelps, Chaplain at H.M.'s Dockyard,
Portsmouth, and the Roy. E. Phillips, Incumbent of St.
Mark., Lieut. Meyer, H. 11.8. Impregnable, eldest son
of William Meyer, Esq., of the Royal Mews,
to Martha Anne, only daughter of the late Rev. Morgan
Dcvinith, of Charsoinslee, Dome*.
At the Independent Chapel, Wareham, by the Rev.
Mr. Key, Mr. Wilkins, cabinet maker, Poole, to
Elisabeth. eldest daughter of Mr. George Beet, coal
merchant. Wareham.
March 29, at the Independent Chapel, Blandford, by
the Rev. B. Gray, Mr. J. F. Will,, vetoriesrl "MON
Blandford. to Miss Dick. of Guarino.
March 18. at Shirley Church, by the Rev. J. Haigh,
Incumbent, Charles Albert, eldest son of Mr. C. Monday,
Rosemount, Shisley, to Maria, eldest daughter of Mr.
J. W. Matthews, of Shirley, near Southampton.
March 30. at Porteshain. by the Venerable Archdeacon
Buckle, William Willoughby Gorton. EN, vhivot so"
of the Rev. W. H. Gorton, vicar of Pertishon. to
Mari Elisabeth, only daughter of the late Edward
0111111 Payne, Req., of Dorchester.

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March 26. at No. 1, Wellington Terrace, B.adipole,
Weymouth, Elisabeth, wife at J. Ayling,Beq.,
aged 6& deeply regretted.
March 27, at Corns Abbas, Albert Vielor, the inftnt
eon of Mr. John Morley. aged 3 months.
March 31, at Briantspiddle. Mr. John Boyl, yeoman,
formerly of Piddletown, aged 61.
April 1, at Blandford, Albert Edward, the beloved
(Mild of Mr. B. A. Reedier, aged 1 year and 4 menthe
Marsh 29, at Obeford iltspaine, after • bag Glom.
Ann, relict of the late Mr. John Ridont, aged 72.
March 30, at &dela, Bristol, (late of Ortoutford.
Poole,) Ada Mary,the youagest and much loved &mightier
of Mr. G. F. Beat, miller, aged four years.
March 29, at Belvidem Cottage, Weymouth, Mr.
Jobe Hine, for 90 year. beadle of the parish of Bt.
Giles's, L melon, formerly of Pordington.
March 26. at Ringwood, Mr. Benjamin Vial, white-
smith, aged 64 years.
March 25, at Btalbridge, Mr. Henry Taylor, in his
93rd ?ear. Deceased was the firmappointeg
guardian, and faithfully discharged the duties adrift
ofliee for many years, and was the oldest inhabitant at
that town.

March 25, at Clecedon, Somme* after • long tad
painful illness, CarOlitill Matilda, Um belayed wife of
William Forrester, Esq., of Malmesbuty, and daaghter
of W. Berridge, Esq.. of Shaftesbury, .pd 33.
March 18, at Longtime, Poole, Mr. Jobs lerome,
aged 59 years.
March 29, at Market-street, Pooh,, Eiehard, 70collost
sin of Mr. Job. Topp, butcher, aged 15 meths.
March 25. at 51bury, near Guildford, Um Richt Ron.
sod lire. William Lessard, sewed Vinous& Sidnfouth,
In his 70th year.
Marsh 28, at Bland/ord. Hasty William, younged
son of Mr. W. Pitt. mped one year and Might months.
'Groh 24. at Blanaard, Maria, wife of Mr. Marsh,
aged 25 years.
Morel VS, at Portland, of disease of the heart, James
Fumard, men= oe board H. k.& Edgar, aged 27 year..
Marsh 24, at Fa,moutis, of =friskily Walker
FROCI., eldest mu of M. W. F. Noweaan, amidst and
draftees, aged 10 para.
Mush 2.4, alter it,,, days' illness. at Oireford Fits-
pain*, Dorset, Mr. Joseph Leder, !milder, in the 79th
year of his age, mom highly respected by • large sink
of acquaintances and heeds
March 29. st Dorchester, of ecessumpties, after • pro-
tracted illness. Emily, third daughter of Mr. John
Bishop, grosser, aged 25 years.
Marsh 21, at Salisbury-street, Shaftesbury, Mr. Mark
Woodcock, aged 67.
Bush 34, at Westhampton, Wimberly Ai= &Ira
Beg.. p4B9' am of Om UM Simsbers Bert, Ere., of
tie moo pleas.
March 13, at Holt Elizabeth, toilet of as 1.1„. Kr.
John Banff. Med Y"'
mirse 3.g. Bag, the beloved eifis ei Mr. Chandler,
djkr.i.Nskriss 86Quidyeespen 3h. Mu Hala, am,
issit so.