The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-03 00:00:00

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BUNTING A PPOINThnINTE.

The bat Doted Hounds— Wednesday, Aliens;
Friday, Fimperne Barrow ; Monday, Jan. 9,
Plough lon, Manaton—at 10.48.
he Itlackmoor Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this
day,) Canning Court ; Wednesday, Stalbridge
Park Oates; Friday, Sparkford ion; Satutclayl
Red Lion, Cheriton—at 11.
,Jord Poltimore's Hotinds Wednesday, Coker
Wood—at 11.
Mr. Radelyffe's Hounds— Tharaday, Doles Ash
Rouse—st 11.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday (this day,)
Coombe Sydenttsm ; Friday, Radlett Common—
at 10.30.

The iiOni.l; Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Bowlesbary
Farm; Friday, Codford--az 10.45.

BIRTH&

December .9, M thii--CO-t;ia-bulary Station, Cerne
Abbas, the wife of Mr. Superintendent Brown, of a 800.
December 27, at TowngateMreet, Poole, the wife of
Mr. William Gifford, superintendent of the berth
police, of a son.
Deoember 26. qd Silleburrstreet, Blendford, the wile
o/ Mr. S. I, Wills, of lion.
December 25, at Rookie,' House, Marlborough, the
itite of William H. Tanner, Esc., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
December 26, M Paritstone, by the Rev. John Parr,
hioumbent, Mr. David Danford, seeond of Mr.
Henry Dunford, of the South-Western Pottery, Park-
stone, to Jane, fourth daughter of Mr. Robert French,
farrier.

December 27, at Park-stone, by the Be,. John Parr,
assfirted by the Rev. Victor, Mr. Richard Ryall, to
Sarah, daughter of Mr. Hill, of the Coast-guard service,
Parkatone.
December 26, at Durweetoo, by the Rev. Lord S. G.
Osborne, Mr. Walter Hal, Jeweller, of Southampton,
to Elizabeth Ann, second dalighter of Mr. J. B. Russell,
builder, of Dm-Weston.
December 96, a* Horton church, by the Rey. J. Case,
Mr t John Thomas Ritzy, grocer, Ace., of Blandford, to
Miss Selina Rail, of Horton, Dorset.
December 29, at Belchalsrell church, by the Rev. G.
Wynne, Martha Jane, second daughter of the late Mr.
I John Wise, Stroud Farm, Okeford Fitzpaine, to John,
youngest eon of Mr. John Flames, Matutton, Dorset.
December 26, at St. Mary's church, Fordingbridge,
by the Rev. Samuel Harvey, Kr. John Shearing, of
Fordingbridge, to Mies Larinat James', of Bournemouth.
December 26, at St. Mary's Chttreby Pordingbridge,
by the Rev. S. Harvey, Mr. James Spinney, of Bourne.
mouth, to Miss evolimi abetting, of Fordiogbridge.

DEATHS.
DeemOber 24, at Upper Kingston Farm, Ringwood,
after • long illness, Mr. John Silos, yeoman, aged 13
years.
December 24, at Ringwood, Mrs. Jane Semen, widow
of the late Mr. John Brown, aged It years.
December 25, at Fable, Mr. John Roo, aged 82,
formerly of Nitbdry.
DeCeMber 28, at Wsrminster. Sarah, youngest
daughter of the late Mr. William Osborne,
December 26, at the residence of her brother, Wood-
ville Cottage, Shsoklewell, Miss Sarah Tapp, in her
89th year, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Edward
Tapp, of Andover.
December 29, at Middle Bargate Farm, Fordingbridge,
Martha, the beloved wife of Mr. Stephen 'dopier,
yeoman, aged 69 years.
December 29, at Southompion, after a brief Moe's,
aged 64, Mr. tared o.kley.
December 2'9, suddenly, at Sholing Farm, near South-
ampton, the wife of George Hunt, jun., Esq., and
daughter of kin flooper, of Hound, near Southampton.
Deem:Ober 28, at High-street, Yeovil, James Pope,
only son of Mr. James Curtis, aged 3 years and 6
months.

December 24, in Rollestone-street, Salisbury, Henry
Short., Esq.. in the 87th year of his age.
December 27, at Yeovil, Mrs. Bide, mother of the
late W. Bide, q., iigei 90.
December 21, at Remo Bridge, Gillingham. Mr. John
Taylor, aged 60,rmuc1i respected by the inhabitants of
Gillingham.
Mrs. Anne Smith, mother of the Into Mr. Thackeray,
and widow of Major Smith, of the Bengal Engineers,
died on the 194; inst., in London, just • year after her
illustrious son
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December 28, at Blandford, Mrs. Elisabeth Gorey,
red so years.
December 27, at Pimperne, Mrs. Leah Hisoook, aged
) years.
December 28, at Tarrant Hinton, Mary Ann James,
rod 6 years.
December 29, at Bianriford, Mn. Maria Parker, aged
iehrs
December 26, at Blandford, Mr. George Benson,
plumber, aged 65 years Deceased worked at the esta-
blishment of the Mews. Pond, of Blandford. ever since
he was 12 years of age, op till about 6 months ago, when
he wan taken ill.
December 29, at Blandford, Harriet, the wife of Mr.
J. Whitmarsh, aged 30 years.
At Yeovil, after a short illness, Mr. John Stoat, of
the Pen Mill Inn, aged 38,
December 2f, at flathridge, near Ringwood, suddenly,
Miss Ann Hiles, aged 74 years.

The
• place
„ eonformity with
soriptioss —... decree of December ,
Transportation at yesseat does not oomprise any 1.
aonviont from the balPkil. dangerous characters col
deemed for breaking theb ban, and colonial promners
of Afrioan or Asiatle ørlØs. Th• offenders transported
am wagered On lowful works. • certain number
• for good sionduct hare obtained coneeesions
of which they oultirato for eh/dr own profit Th•
osisbia, mania of MI, se men are situated at eh Loafs,
oo tne banks of the Moroni. 'rhe goverouptont, thinlebig
with meson that family ties are the best mesas of
aexelf-ing the omelets, bat sent es gerisaa munber
testal• prinufre 441spose4 morq. .

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