The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

August 17, at Wilf•aere, fl aininster, the wife of 111 r.
William Hayward, of a daughter.
September 13, at Clyffe, near Dorohester, the wife of
Edward Leigh Kinden.ley, Esq., of a son.
September 20. at Northam Parsonage, Southarnptoh,
the wife of the Rev, a, 8. Earrowi M.A., of a
daaghter.

fitAltßiAol3B.,
. At bielkthitini,*iltstbr ho Ooar, the tlev. Cleorga
Mime% and the Ret. Henry Monte, vicar of Foreington,
untie of the bride and bridegroom, George Houle
Evans, E-q, of Flridport, to Emily Sarah, daughter of
the late Charles T. Mottle, Esq ,of the Spa. ,
August 8, by special lloense, at T,rinlt# ClimelA, Cane
Town, Cape of Goad 1.11413 by the Rev. W. Long,
brother.Mll** of the bride, its.isterl by the Bev. R. G.
hathb, Albert C. E. S. Jenour, Esq., youngest son of
the Rev. H. Jenour, incumbent of St. John's, Portland,
to Willimitie Octavio., youngest daughter of the late
J. X. Weasel. Esq., of Cape Town.
September 10, at Gillingham, Dorset, by the Rev.
Prebendary Deane, uncle of the bride, the Rev, Spencer
Feflown, Incumbent of Xenia, Wilts, to Amelia St:
George, third end twin daughter of the late Rev. Henry
Torten, inntluibtnt of Bolen Statftirdthirai—Ant, at
the sainq tilne,and piaci, by the Rev. E. ft S'apleton,
I reek& of Buckhorn-Weston. Dorset, the Rev. Charles
I Edward Hornby, M.A., youngest eon of the late Joseph
Hornby, E q., of Druid's Cross, rear Liverpool, to
, Harriet Catherine, fourth and twin daughter of the late
I Rev Henry Torten.
September 20, at Fleet ChurOh, by the Rev, .1, D;
Addi,on, enlisted by the Rev, 9, if, SyttiOnds, the Rev.
John Learning Antbeq Firth, of Dewey, to Elias,
youngest dittithter of the late Mr. Richard Bendel!, of
September 29, at the parish church, St. Martin's-in-the-
Fields, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford,
a Mated by the Hon. and Rev. Douglas Hamilton Gordon,
Canon of Salisbury, the flea. Arthur Hamilton Gordon,
Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunawick, ydurtgest soh
of George, fourth Earl el Aberdeen, LT., to
Rachael %nifty, eldest datighter of Sir John G. Shaw
liefeed,
September 20, at Fordingbridge, by the Rev. C.
Hata, vicar, Mr. John Freeman Sheppard, of Middle
Burgate, yeomen, to Keturah, third daughter of the
late Mr. Charles Nutbeem, of Folds Farm, Fording-
bridge.
Sept mber 21, at Yeovjl, Sy the lteV & *. Mampson,
Henry Sandell, Batt., of Slandford, to Harriet, third
daughter bt William Rawlins, El., of the former place.
September 21, at the parish church, Westbury, Wilts,
by the Rev. E. 14 Rotarian, M.A., brother of the bride-
groom, assisted by the Rev. H. H. Duke, B,A:, vicar,
Albert Warren Leachinan, Esq., M D., of ?Medfield,
Hants, younger son of Joeeph Leachman, Bq, of
Haversteck-hill, London, to Louisa Caroline Blandford,
only child of Jantes TaYler Singer, Req., of Fontaine.
villa, Westbury.

DEATHS.

September 13, at West street, Bridport, Herbert
William, son of Mr. John Neal, aged two years.
September 14, at Fast•res I, Bradpo'e, Susan &nay,
son of Mr. Thomas Clark, aged one year.
*September 17. at Barraek-street, Bridpott, Charles,
son of Mr. George Smith, aged two years.
September 16, at Bridport, MI 1. David Titterahall,
aged 26 year*.
September 20, at Bridport, itandie, aged
seven weeks.
September 17, at Blandford, Miss Busily Blinadfords
Septemb.r 16, at 13Iandford, Mr. Henry Counter,
tailor aged 35.
.

Sepiseinber 19, at Blandford. Mary, the beloved wife
of Mr. J. Glyde, chemist, after a long and painful
illneas, borne with Christian patienoe and resignation,
aged 45.
September 16, aged 6è years, Welter, youngest child
of the Bev. Alfred Codd, vicar of Beauiinster.
• September 10, at Stower Provost, aged 71, Frederick
Irwin Hudleston, form •tly in the Civil Service of the
East India Company.
September 18, at Cranborne, at the house of his uncle,
where ho had gone for the benefit of his health, Mr.
Thomas Grain, of Lymington, aged 37 years.
September 22, at Bradford-on-A von, Wilts, the Rev.
Jonathan Hooper, second son of the late John Hooper,
Esq., of Eleudfor4, Yeovil, aged 69.
September 10, at his residence, Alfred Cottage,
Victoria•read, Kensington, in the 67th year of his age,
George Linley, the celebrated composer and English
ballad writer. He has left • widow, two eons, and a
daughter.
September 19, at Southampton, in his 80th year,
LieutenantoGeneral Henry William Gordon, Colonel-
Commandant 3rl Brigade Royal Artillery.
September 17, while bathing in the Cam, to the
inexpremoble grief of his widowed mother, and deeply
laineated by a large circle of friends, Henry John
• Porkies, Esq.. RA-, of Trinity College, Cambridge, and
of tire London University, and Principal of the Royal
School or Naval Arohitecture, South Kensington, in his
24th year, Senior Wrangler and First Smith's Prizeman,
1864.

C.kLENDAR.
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Au 2E-Tuesle,y.- St. Cyprian, Archbishop of Car-
timge. and Martyr.
27, -.-Wzislnesday.
2,..-Tborsday.-Day breaks Tb. 37m.
.-day.-St. Michael and Ail Angels.
410„-Saturday.-St. Jerome, priest, rionfesecir,
4.
04. unday. -Sixteenth Sunday after Trioity.
Remigius, bishop of Rheins. Lessons :
Morning, Faekiel ii and Se. Mark iv ;
veins., Ezekiel ziii and 1 06c. {Til.
Cambridge term begins.
,2.-Monday,-Pbeasent shooting l'ogies.
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