The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23 00:00:00

THE B.V.H.

AT a MEETING of the Members and
Friends of the BLACHMOOR VALE HUNT,
holden at the TOW/111•LL, SHERDORNI, on TOZISDAT
APRIL 25, 1865,
Mr. DIGBY having expressed his intention of retiring
from the Mastership of the By. Honotts, and having
introduced sit R. CARR GLYN. Baronet, as hie
1111COCISOr,
It was proposed by Mr. HARWOOD YZATK AV,
I seconded by Mr. Nem.Le GuavaLa, and carried by
I acclamation,
That the oordial thanks of the meeting be given to Mr.
DIGBY, for the handsome and efficient manner in
which he has hunted.the.B.V. country.

Mr. DION!' lilting retired,
The Hon. W. H. B. PORTMAN, M.P. was voted to
the Chair, and the following reeohttiois were carried
unanimously :
Proposed by Mr. Nrvicta Gannvlmas, se•onded by
Mr. MARWOOD YZATMAN,
Tbat a teetaksonial be presented to Mr. Digby.
Prceed by Mr. Nienui Gutty/ma, seconded by
Mr. YZATIIAN,
That the Tesidnionial take the shape of a picture.
Proposed by Mr. St. Lo, seconded by Mr. TROTTI
BULLOCK,
Tbat a Committee be appointed to carry out the tore•
going resolutions, and that the following be much
committee :

The Earl of Cork,illir. Neville Gren- Mr. Vincent
Chairman. ville. Stuckey.
Sir Richard Glyn. Major Paget. Mr. Fitzgerald, of
Sir William Med. Mr. I. G. Berg. Discove.
lyoott I man. Mr. Game.
Sir Henry Hoare. Mr. T. Rogers. Mr. Seeley,
Mr. Yestman. iCaptein Sandford. Mr. Shaw.
Mr. Baker. IMr. W. Wood. Mr. Woolming-
Mr. St. Lo. IMAjor Fitzgerald. too.
Mr. King. IMr. Henley. Mr. Spicer.
Mr. Uttlebsles IMo. Meagher. Mr. Harris.
Mr. Canoe. tMr. J. Batten. Mr. Perkins.
With power to add to their number.
Moved by Major FITSOZRALD,
hat Mr. Troyte-liallock and Mr. Henry Messner be
requested to act as Honorary Secretaries.
Moved by Mr. ROGERS, seconded by Mr. KING and
-italn SANDFORD,
. the thanks of the members of the E.V.H. are
eminently due, and are hereby offered to Mr. Dendy,
for the valuable assistance which he has rendered to
the sport and good feeling of the hunt.
Moved by Mr. Yearisair, seconded by Mr. St. Lo,
That a Teatimonial be promoted to Kr. Dandy, and that
a Committee be appointed to carry it out, via:
Mr. Baker. ' Mr. Henley. Mr. Game.
Mafor Fitzgerald. Mr. Wood. Mr. Seeley.
Mr. Peatman. Mr. Conop. Mr. Harris.
Giptain Sandford. Mr. Rogers. Mr. Crocker.
With power to .14 to their number.
Proposed by Mr. WOOD, seoroded by MT. ERNLIT,
That the Testimonial to Mr. Deady consist of a piece
of plate.
W. H. B. PORTMAN, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, on the proposi-
tion of Sir RICHARD GIDTN, the thanks of the meeting
were cordially voted to Mr. Portman for hia conduct in
the Chair.

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BIRTHS.

May 18, at Blandford—, the wife Mr. Mann, Scripture
reader, of • daughter.
May 18, at Came Abbas, the wife of Mr. John
Morley, of a eon.
May 16, at Salisbury, the wife of W. K. hiatcham,
Rau., of a son.
May 14, at Salisbury, Mrs. Nathaniel Harding, of •
daughter.
May 16, at Parkstone, the wife of Mr. Thomas
Williams, of • son.
May 12, at Bl•ndford, the wife of Mr. James Hunt,
of • ion. . .

MARRIAGES.
May 16, at the parish church, Steeple Barton, Oxon,
Stafford Majendie Brown, Esq., of Westbury, Wilts, to
Catherine Hester, youngest daughter of the late Henry
Hall, Eel., of Barton Abbey, Steeple Ashton, Oxford-
shire, and granddaughter of Lord Bridport,
May 15, at the church of the Holy Trinity, Wey-
mouth, by the Rey. George Philippe, assisted by the
Rev. Herbert Francis, Henry George PiLleau, Esq.,
Lieut. Royal Engineers, to Caroline Fitsroy, second
daughter of the Rev. John D. Addison, the incumbent.
May 16, at Cattistock, by the Rev. K. H. Barnes,
Henn Joshua, second son of Mr. Thomas Gallop, of
Dorchester, to Susan, second daughter of Mr. Thomas
Thorner, of Cattistock.
May 18, at Bemerton, Salisbury, by the Rev. W. P.
Pigott, rector, &Lein Garrod, Esq., of No. 1, Park.hill,
Richmond, Surrey, to Bliss Jane, youngest daughter of
the late Josph Tinker, Esq., of Mellifont Abbey, Wells,
Somerset.

--May 17, at the parish church of Pagham, Sussex, by
the Rev. Ralph Barker, vicar, assisted by the Rev. C.
R. Tate, vicar of Send-with-Ripley, in the county of
Surrey, the Rev. George Alfred Poole, late curate of
St. Mary's, Weymouth, and now of Poole, Dorsetshire,
to Augusta, second surviving daughter of Mr. William
Adames, of Pagham.
May 18, at Christchurch, Turnham.gre,n, Middleber,
by the Rev. Olive Hollingworth, Mr. Samuel Henry
Dening, of Old Town House, Chard, to Ann• only
daughter of the late George Udall, Esq., of Vearse,
Sydmondsbury, Dorset.
May 17, at Blandford Church, Mr. William Sanborn,
of Wlitehurch, to Mies Sophia Cole, of Blandford.
May 14, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Blandford, by the
Rev. H. Beet, Mr. George Moss, to Sarah Jane,
daughter of Mr. William Young, supervisor of Inland
Revenue, Blandford.

DEATHS.

m.y 18, at Sali sb nry, Eiiabeh Jane, eldest daughter
of Mr. IL Aubrey, bookseller, &a, aged five years and
six months. .

May 18, at Harnham near Salisbury, Alice Mend,
youngest daughter of Mr. James Macklin, aged two
years.
May 11, at Paris, after • few days' illness, aged 33,
Walter Dishy Somerville, Esq.' eldest son of the late
Hon. and Rev. William Somerville.
May 18, at the Mills, Preston, Weymouth, after three
day's illness, Edward, eldest son of Mr. Edward Whittle,
miller, in the 12th year of his age.
May 20, at the King's Arms Hotel Tap, Dorchester,
Mr. George Judd, aged 46.
May 15, at 9, Rosendale Villa, West Dulwioh,
London, suddenly, Mr. Henry Troake, commercial
traveller (eldest son of the late Mr. Robert Troake,
formerly of Dorchester,) in his 45th year, generally
reseeded and regretted.
May 16, at Blandford, Mr. James Riggs, aged 41
years.
May 18, at Blandford, Alice Dorothea, infant daughter
of Mr. J. B. Green, aged two months.
May 12, at Bookbam, after a brief illness, Mr. Thorns'
Galpio, yeoman, greatly respected.