The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05 00:00:00

• LI•ELT COUPLI.

11-one 1411h.P.$oIb. t dsler, mu summoned
st th • in.t dm- of Ituoly, bill mite, for flarestening to beat
out her teams vnts • shovel on the Vtil anat.. sad also
wtlft as-rooming to numb up ail luaniture.
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tatu.int t serene. of-tbn gots**.
D rano. alod be es. "efend of his own life, and
didn't ,I.re t go to lei. so au obliged tosit spell ought hy
tie err." Tn. bat th he they e 0,11.1 Is au I. part, I.r
he ro ta,t, hos with bar. Defendant daniad using Use
I ae,ta.

41::•—eignah• grressed lwr wish "to part" if her hus-
h pi would elbow her Se. • week, be could easily do that,
am i.e.. nietkai. • earne) 10.. a Icy.
n.l.ni off r. 4 her 2s. tkl a week which she cc.
rept-4..134 th.. *ominous ero witbdravn.
The Wife " The.v.• two be le. I 'Anvil I can ban
on- o awl • bedstewl I' (Laughter.)
feodano : "She ran b•ve on hni and all the bed-
el lb., hut be-I, nsits 1, I shall have—(reaswed
iaubt .o—mid I shall In glad tO pot rid o' her."
Wile :"Lot libat. very kind o"ise.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE MS. M. O. OUNORY.

The mortal remain. of— tido estimable lady, an
obituory of whom appeared in our land inane, were
interred in the family vault at the oequestred grave-
yard of Walditch on Monday at noon, and placed be
the side of those of her late Imehand, Mr. Joeeph
Gundry, and their ann. Mr. Edward Canter u Gundry.
The immense c immerse of people who witnessed the
histw.wdve wavemonv sod proceotion fr .m the h..now of
mnioning to the , irrelt cure .1 the reel number
burning the procession. woe eutfich-nt evidence of the
loving regard in which the eara.ed lady wog held by
all with whom eke came in contact. The eetab:ish-
mento of B•ldport, which had been partially domed
mince the death ~f deceased, on this day put up extra
ihwue's and in moo Imises the blin is were drawn.
The ob.eipties were remsrkable for an entire absence
of horn and ceremony, and like the last solemn rPes
for the late Mr. Gundry, void of everything like
ostentation. Fr mll k up to the hour of noon
the beautiful ground. surrounding the solemn-lo .king
mansion were ten legal more than 11.117 bewail.'
by a spell itf sunshine, able', fortunately I mt.l until
th, to Cr .1 w.o. over. A number of carriages belong-
ing to the elik of the neighboorhood arrived at
" Hyde" josh before noon, hut after the occupants bad
alighted, the vehicles, were driv,n aw.y to the vicinity
of the churchyard, as not a ',thief' formed part
of the melancholy cortex. on after 12 o'clock the
Procession was marshalled in becoming order, and
Immediately after the coffin, borne on the ehonlders of
employe. from "The Court, " Bridport. was brought
from the house. The prmeseion wee led by about 250,
walking in d. üble file, then came the coffin, of splen-
didly p li.hed tisk, enclosing • 'hell. At the head of
the c .fbn was a mognific .nt wreath of white cal:Delia,
Atld mabieni air ferns, seta by P. Belli, F.sq., M.P.
for Wallingford, there hei, g five or six others C.HII-
- of snow-white chry.•mhetonms aI maidenhair
Tarn. whilst four other* of • similar design depended
from the sides. No pall was used. Immediately
behind tbs corpse was As aid mums. laoludlag