The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00


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, author of "Isiah. Rooth,"
Ashley Grove,- Box- Wilts, after a
Fleming Dick, Bee,
late of the
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Mr. Jame* Reasitar,

, iusgeriag Moms,
Cog‘ Masa Lodge, Ifralls Casistmase,
Di J. 16 BM*. bi-. Med 16.

September 4, at Wimborne Minster, the wife of
Immas Laing, iun.,!_of a °'''"
September 3, at tuniinglon, the wife of Mr. James
Arnold of a eon.
September 1, at Stnrrninster Marshall, the wife of
Mr. John Adams, of a daughter.
August 27 at Sutton Points. the wife of Mr. Edward
Fry, first.class stoker of R.M.S. Frederick William,
Queenstown, of a daughter.
September 3, at West Stafford, the wife of Mn 5,
Seymour, of a son.
At the Police•statisn, Horton inn, the wife of P.O.
George Short, of a son, still born.
September 3, at Moreton, the wife of John Gilliam,
i of a daughter.
Sagest 29, at New Lodge, Salisbury, the Wife of
James Jephson, Esq., Barrister-at-law, of a ion.
, . MARRIAGE .
September 4, at Wyk° Chltrch, lir. Robert Hardy to
Annie, second daughter of Mr. Richard Stenciler% of
Weymouth,
September N at the parish chnroiltwerhe Minster,
, by the Rev. R. Salkeld, rector IS Ftlnimell Megna,
Arthur Moseley Cfrettnelt, req., M.A., of Trinity
College, Cambridge, and of the Inner Temple, barrister-
at-law, only roh hf the Hon. Sir William Fry Channell,
one of the Barons of the Court of Eicheqner to
Beatrice Ern e,tine, third survivingdauiditer of Aleraitaller
W. Wyndham, Esq., of Went Lodge, Blandferdt ahM
Borrishoole, county Mayo, Ireland.
' September 5, at BourneMmith, by the Rev. E. IL .
'Chaplain, M.A. rector of Chilton, Berko., brother-in-
diall pf Ste bride, Henry Brush, of Brohatna, county
71900th, El., le Edwina Eliza Eastwood, younger
gliter of the late John Keatinge Taylor, Captain Sob
p
I ars.
tember 5, at St. Paul's Church, Poole, by tilt Re%
i,
1
to
e Morgan, M.A., Mr. William Whlterrood, of
, Lott n, son of the late Mn William Whitehood, of
:gisele., to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. James Lane,.
' Matter mariner, of Note.
September 5, at t)hildwaill Church, by the Set'. C. IFIP I
Underwood, M.A. rector of Histon, cambridgeshirm
assisted by the Rev. William Mitplea, lL A.., &orate of
Corfe Castle, Dorset, Stanley, elder son of George
Maples, Bea., of %reverted% to Anna Jane, eldest
daughter of the late James Kenyon, Esq., of Waver- ,
tree, near Liverpool.
September 7, at St. Saviour's Church, Jersey, by the
Vet y the. W. C. Le Breton, Dean of Jersey, Charles
Eberle Bayliffe, Esq., burgeon, of Giiippenhaua, Wilts,
te Harriet Roth, eldest datightet of the late Charles I
Bathe. Esq., surgeon of Sitteon Benger, Wilts.
September 6, at ill;hopritoke, by the /tee. It -i
brother of the bride, Ann Jane, youngest &tighter i
the late Her. William Wilson, of Iting.ton7upon-lil .1
to Fletcher Moor, Esq., of Ventoor, /ale of Wight. '. .•
September 7, at the parish church, Carneley, Somers* i
by the Rev. H. S. Savory, rector, assisted by the Rey. I
Robert Mayo, brother of the 'bridegroom, Chalk 1
Thomas Mayo, Esq., solicitor, Corshain, Wilta to Seat'
Hayward, eldest daughter • alim at the same tient ami.
place, Charles Elderneld, 'Req., Houghton, Rants, to
Sarah Warman, wooed daughter of Joseph Perrin, Esq.,
Temple Cloud.
August 30, at Charles' Church, Plymouth, Devon,
by the Rev. W. Litton N.A. incumbent of Es.
worth with South Writaall, Wiltahire, Thomas Palmer
Daniel, Esq., of Beruainuer, Dorset, to Caroline May,
only daughter of C. W. Croft, Esq., Portland-equare,
Plymouth.
September 4, at Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester,
by the Rev. James Fi.her, Mr. William Henry Jenner,
, Rosins Fanny Parrett, both of Dorchester.
Sontember 4, at the Independent Chapel, Cerise, by
she Rev. Smith, Mr. James House, of Cerise, to
Mias Emily Martha Seer, of the same place,
DEATHS.
September 7, at the residence of hts son, Stourton
Rectory, Wilts, in the 70th year of his age, deeply
binieuteclhy his aorrowing widow end Brimmed universally
reenacted, Henry Bicknell, Esq., of 16, Queetisborough.
terrace, London.
At Caatle-hill House, Nether '
George Sealy, Esq., eget 82.
September 4, et dispel coo
TARRANT RUSHTON. widow of Thomas Moore, •
STE( alrittillips. —I advise Strawberry cultivators to Su., aged 68.
supply both worked and new plantations of Strawberries September 1, at AdV
with sbneillivice of water. If ther do not do to the short illue-s, William elem....
plants will not crop nest year. The plantations here Bengal Civil Service, aged 76. -
are goo.naild well foliaged; they are constantly supplied August 30,,4 the Peek Horse Inn, Bridpert„ Lydia,
with water. The Strawberry failure this year was a iraaat daughter of Mr. Arthur Gale.
mistakle,' resetting Prom inattention. Tnere never were September 2, at Crevrkerue, Lovedey, widow of Isaac
two Buerger/sone for .fr oits and flowers then the seasons of Spark., Faq., in her 87th year.
1864 ant 18851' Chalky or gaudy lands reqoire to be September 3, at Fi.hertOn Anger, Mr, John Mitchell,
watered et4iontly twioe a week ; clay lands once a dairyman, an old and respectedinhabitent.
week. - Preeplantationi are much Imbed by mulching September a, at !Sandford, Eliza, the beloved wife of ,
in hot limmilitier. I reisommend to market gardeners Sir ?dr. Joseph Burton, after a long and painful illness,
Joseph Piston, Emprem Eugenie, Wonderful, Frogmore aged 64 Her end was pewee.
Leto Pisa, Be Flan Ultra (deJoughe), Eclipse and Rivers' September 1, at Moor Oritchell, So- -
Elizt. The4ve first are great croppers, and have all yeoman. Much regretted.
large fessi4l the °Sleety° are meaim-tdftd, and great August 31, at Clyffe, after
croppers. • They are all eery hardy mete and of quick Howie, aged 20.
eivabliatiment —W. P. Reateltre, ftt Gorderter'a August 31, at (
CA rOlt eft&
fourth daughter

Fttllollll/11.-4i4 01 Southern,
Con .Adah Eduastioasl Soatety have jast awarded
two Owl prises of 2 mob to M. James Payne,lig.i,of
this town, for two essays written by him on "
and Character of George Stepbeibilone_ gad "'"Fli;
Revelation of 168$, ita muses and
Stßimße.a FAia.—At this
there" was a tery small number
3,500) which were sold off
price*, Lambs realized 34a.
A vefy poor supply of cattle.
number, some of whioh were
which kish prices were asked. A 1'
VAS Ritebed in the market square, ./
Mimes "quality. There being With%
afe lots changed hands. The plesis,.
p.ttered, the chief attractions Wag
arvello us.

.5 sale by auction of the Hampshire Down breed-
fleet the property of Aittrid Newman, req., took
DO OR al fawn, at Ashley, on Thursday last, under
maosksweeent of Mr. John Waters, of &Astute,,
pises.testlied were —Two-teeth ewes, highest
, tow* 4111 s, average 53e. 5d.; four-teeth ewes,
highest IS tuateat 515., average 52e. 3d. ;.1 "teeth
ewe.. highest des. lowest 504., average 545. ; full-
anoatlaad ewes. highest 56a, lowest 535., average 1 .5.14. id.; sgiilver lambs, highest 455, lowest MO,
average 394 Bd,