The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23 00:00:00

IiIINTING ApPOINIMLNTS.

The East Dorset Hounds 'Thursday, Follows
Woodat 11.
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Lor.d—Portica;av's Hostuda—Wedasseday, Sucklaad
Newton; Thureday, Fnustpton Village—at 11.
The Blackman Vale Folitensda—Trursday (this day),
Totnol corner; Thursday, Charlton lioretisorne ;
Saturday, lisaatridge Ash—st 11.
Mr. liadalTffel, Hottuda—Thureday, Cnate—at 11.

BIRTH&
llareh 10, at Warm".ll, it. wife of Mr. Blain/tart
of a daughter.
Nara 13, at No. 9, Aagesta.plamt, Wermouth, the
wife of Mr. William C. Damoa, of • am.
Numb li. .1 the wile of Edward
Iledgewlck Bea., RoyQ Navy, of a am.
Nara 19, at hrso. Brademek, Bridport, the wife of
J. J. Mercer, Esq., of sdagbWr.
MARRIAG Kik

Marsh la, at the parish cherish, Mereball, by the
Rev. F. (Keay Mayne, uncle tothe bride, wasted by the
Rev. R. Roberta ricer of Milt= Abbey Pereira Lewis,
ascend eon of Bantu Hatobro, of illUton Abbey, to
Grass Otway, eldest daughter of the late Major Hasty
Otway Maps*, late Coaseandant of the Central India
Irregular (Urals,.
Marsh 17,_ at lit. Mery's Churn. Hrtenor% Z. 4
Mew. U. F. groine, Weiser alele, or nnaporkto
fourth dingleter of Mr. George Spear, of the same plass.
Marsh 1i at the parish Aura, Preetoo, by the Bev.
Talbot Baker, riser, Mr. 3•10•11 Burt to Mime Isebella
Pope, both of Prestee.
DEATH&
March 5, at Bee thampton, Mn. Constance Hateltard,
formerly of Blepwick. Doresk aged 80.
MartS I*, at Cantata, Bristol, fiery, &tighter of the
Lie JOIUI GO/00, Eel.. of Tool*. Med el.
Marsh 11, at the Dorset County Lunette Arrhtm,
Mr. W. K Joshing, late of the Inland Recent' 0M..,
Christehureh, aged 38 yews-
Mar& 12, at Kaighton Winfrith, Charlotte, rellal of
the late Mr. Richard Harvey, aged 67 yews.
March 12, at Ksynstooe, the wile of Mr. William
Jennings, aired 44 years.
Marsh 12, at Fortune's Well, Portland, rather
suddenly, Mr. W. R. Warren, clerk to the Portland
latone Company, aged 43 yeera
Marsh 12, at Hlgh-etreet, Peels, Mrs. Green, egad
Belau!. _ _ _

iamb 12, at Preston, lira Karp Brown, owed
82 peen.
March 12, at nom Gertrude, the What daughter
or Mr. Charles traold. wheelwright, aged mouth&
Ilan& 12, at Spettnbun, Mr. William Gallop,

"Mann 14, at New House Farm, Winfritb, Clarinda,
youngest daughter of Mr. J. A. Damen, aged 4 years.
• Marn 14, at Blandford, Mr. Frederick Harny,
5.d23.
Muck 14, at Hooka:, School•houae, Harriett
Reynolds, lata 11 St. Jersey, aged W.
Marcia 15, at SpettiMiary, Mr. Lansing, aged 81.
Rank 14, at Southampton, Mary Elizabeth, rigid of
the late William Chessman, Rm., formerly of EM.'.
Dockyard at Portsmouth, aged 78 yew..
Marsh 16, at Owningtoa, Mrs, Sarah Will., aged
27 'min__

gamin), it Wimboorae, Hilary Abraham, eon of Mr.
POl** booksellor, aged 2 years.
/larch 21, at fialetpleteu House, Sir Jobs Hui*
D'Oyly, Sara, aged 74 years.

A Ntw PARISIAN SWILL " Well, MOS CAer," odd
Geetsve Dove to • Mend the other day, " how do you
manage to eoculust that veloeipecle which they call
alto

Eiscarr VOTING DI FLAP CIL —A new amendment to
the Frew& Budget proposes the allocation a 200,000 f.
to salmi • number of uniform envelopes, which, in
the opinion of the mignon of the proposal, would
vnenre secrecy of voting et the coming electlona
Every voter would have the right t, demand one of
thew coverings for hiihulletin before putting it into the
Urn .

TEI Plisse imperial entered his fourteenth year oa
Tuesday' tied ia two years, aeoording to Preneb law,
be will be ef age. Two yaws ego I should hare sold
that thc Prince was a delicate-looking boy; now I can
safely write that, though small for his s.sge—sa is
natural, considering blowouts' stature—he hstaithy
and satire se any boy now in the play•grounds of Eton.
He audios much. bat be takes a great deal of exercise,
ead is in the best possible state of health.

Nora the deliaate attentions which & parental Govern-
ment nffonis its subjects. In Paris, you know, the
street& Sr. very "bad pine for Amason.. Do not be
alarmed: I mesa only ladies on horseback. So the
Wise in question usually drive to the end of the
Avenue do l'lmperstrioe and mount there. Government
las now erected oertsin emelt, to which you ascend by
me Emmy stomas your "rn000t" is hands high, and pt
quickly on to your sidewaddle.

Tril4TOW 13.1.1(41-0.1-1: Tlu he 00arvatIvee are ow
satisfied with the decision of M. Justice Blackburn
In the ease of the Taunton election petition, more
especially Owe Mr. Bared Martin allowed the members
for Wigan to Maim their seal. upon precisely similar
eirounistaneee. They have therefore raised the Decries.
al7 fends amongst themselves, for taming on a
petition against Mr. Jamie, whom Stay *barge with
bribery, corruption, treating, and intimidation through ,
lAA Melts.
Tut Infante Don Alfonso de Rorbone, brother of the
Duque de Madrid, and an officer in the Pepsi Komatsu
bee just nrrieed in Paris. The es-King and Queen are
Se be leen about every day, sod all day, nor. no.
still Spaniards who believe that these two unseated
Royalties may be re-celled; but the wiser, as I think,
of their well.wishere eoneider that trey are in the
position of Humpty-durs.pty, of unhappy memory, and
from the estsblialtineat they are forming in Paris, I
should ley that they arse( the seine °pinkie themselves-
COttoris Nor ton. —There is in the graveyard at teethed
to Maadlin-street chapel, Kilkeeny, a head-atone,
erected since October, 1868, bearing the following
Inscription :—" Erected In meenory of Patrick Power.
of Ilaudlin-street, Kilkenny, who died in 1869, aged 73
years. Xay his soul rest in pease. Amen." This
stone was erected by the said Patrick Power, who is
still living in Matidlinatreet, and confidently amerte
that be is to die in the month of June nest, or there.
about& Meanwhile Pat regularly visite the graveyard,
says his prayers at the head-stone, kc.; but beyond this
be seem eery lieleooncerned about the near approach
faeleording to his own account) alibis dissolution. —Cork
Arcesimer. _

JUMTHILI I.IIIIIC Rknovan.—Tbe death is &Dammed
of Mrs. Mor7 Crowther, smoothly the most venerable
member of the WeeMyatt Society in Great Britain, who
eighty years ago joined the Methodist Society, at
Bristol, recoivine her first ticket of membership from
the bands of Mr. Wesley himself, of whose kindness alto
accuetomed often to speak, and whose liaamary she
beld in affectionate veneration. Two years afterwards
she was married to the 1t.,. Jonathan Crowther, who
was one of Wesley's preachers, and who in 1819 had
the honour of being President of the Conferenee. Mrs.
Crowther has spent her forty-five years of widowhood
in Manchester, In whieb city .be died on Monday last,
a. the rips Lae of 96 years As Mr. Wesley died 78 years
ago, it is doubtful whether any members of the society
now remain whose ticket of membership was gives by
Um.

Tan following is tlie latest marriage aeremony as
euggeted for Illarnages de cognisance Prieet to bride.
groom, ekes.. 60: "Do you marry DO. weenie under
any &Judos r " N " "Are you bald?" " Yea."
"'Any teeth r No." •-Do you WOW flannel r
Yea" "You believe in rheumatism, and have faith
In gout r "Y..." "You are utterly bored and
i00•00n10 0( being amused r "V..." "You nis for
nobody but yourself 1" "entitle!, not" "Not for
your bride r " Naturally not." "Very rood; then
you two are united in the name of the law. Make her
happy, as she will others."
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OIIAIWUI, 71; ;0 WY— is related from North Carr
lee family of relieoua fanatics a quarrel arose
betwixt a broth, reed ahem, the latter of whom 1.4
from the bootie through fear, and on sooting bask at
midnight, was ahot by the brother who had qtarralled
with her. The whole family then unlisted in burning
the oorpea. A few days afterwards the suspicion of the
neighbours became excited, and °sides*, of the murder
soon turned up. The family were then imprisoned, 41
being locked in the isms cell, via., father, mother, end
I've sew' In the seem of the night time the mother
was murdered by the other,, who avowed their crime
lit the morning. Their insanity boong sow recognised
the father and sone were placed in separate mile.
A BAILOSIT'a DA U0E17311 Learn Fl X ID. —Oll Priday
fart, before the Winchester City Bunch of
Mice Louie& Rims appeared to sumer a charge of
striking Master George King, one of the Cathedral
choristers. In the course of his duty the lad was in the
choir before orrice to arrange the Precentor,e book.,
and as he was about to leave the stall Mies Rivera etruek
him on the bead with her umbrella. Payne, one of the
bedeunen, my the act, and said that be did not believe
that Mine Rivers atrock the boy playfully. The Mayor
ordered the defendant to pay • fine of one pound,
together with ten shillings costa, and said that if she
esa brought before the Beach again, charged with • like
offence, it would be • question with the magistrates
whether they should not **omit her to prison without
the option of • line.
BILZACR OP PllOlll5l or MARE MAIL —At the North
and Es.t Riding Arise. Mrs. Sarah Athos, who was stated
to he beteren 40 and 50 yean of ags, and the joint
tenant with her broth, r of a farm of about 200 arrea,
at Cialiebill, near Think, brought an action for breaati
of promise of merrisge against a man named Stott,
about 311 years old, elpi mirk's on the buzines• of a
g_rocer and provision dealer, In the same town.
He we. no. • married man, he haring
boon married since he bed brokers off his
.ogagemeat with the plaintiff. The aequalabutce soul-
mooed In 1886. and matured into • distrust promise of
...this. Hie letter ware very affectionate, and
g lly *tided with aroused fee soother X 5 note. Al
the eed 41067 the defendant married another wornaa.
Plaintiff bed reesived AO of the messy lent through
the taunts cowl. The promise of marriage sae not denied, bat it ea* urged- that it was a mei (or small
damps, Tba jury (mod for the *iota, champs