The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-03-30 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

March 27, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Henry Domoney,
perfumer, of. son.
March 26, at !Limon, bear Christchurch, the wife of Capt.
Daahwood Jones, Royal Artillery, of a eon.
March 24, at Drimpton, Broadwinsor, the wife of the Rev.
A. N. Delafosse, M.A., oil eon.
March 24, at Greenhill, Sherborne, the wile of COlOnel V.
lfathiste, H.R.I.C. Service, oft eon.
March 22, at Charmlneter, the wife of Mr. John Warren, of
a daughter.
March 19, at Heatherton Perk, near Taunton, the wife of
Hugh Edward Adair, Esq., M.P., of a son.
March 18, at Melbury Oond, the wife of William Cave,
Esq., of • son.
March 17, at the Cobb House, Lyme Regis, the wife of Mr.
Robert C. Wltlker, merchant and ship owner, oft daughter.

MARRIAGES.
March 25, at Gosport, by the Rev. J. Smedmore, Mr. John
Webber, late of St. Geom's-equare, Portees, to Jane, third
daughter of Mr. Robert Randall, of Poole.
December 24, 1857, at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Mr.
Matthew Lang, son of Mr. William Lang, late of Donyatt
Mills, near Ilinineter, Somerset, to Miss Boole, Isto of Berk-
shire.

- March 29, at Ilchester, by the Rev. W. Buckler, Mr. Cherie.
Gould, head gardener to H. Tuson, Esq., to Abigail, eldest
daughter of Mr. Thomas Cylliford, both of the same plaoe.
Mansh 23, at Bt. Margatet's, Westminster, by the Rev.
Duncan Travers, rectot of Blvanage, William Traver. Cox, Esq.,
to Josephine Ellen, youngest daughter of Major Travere,
Portsmouth. _ . _

aref.l-18,- at the Independent Chapel, Chard, by the Rev.
William Deneham, Mr. Henry Brown Hann, of Yeovil, to
Emma Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Boatel, builder
and Innkeeper, Chard.

DEATHS.

March 23, at Elherbonte, Mr. Joseph Edgar, aged 62 years.
March 23, at Dorchester, aged 13, George, the eldest son of
Mr. John Leach, supervisor.
March 22, at Nottington, Arthur Beaumont, fifth child of
Charles W. Gordon, Esq., of Wincombe Park, Wilts, aged five
years.
March 21, at Sherburne Castle, In his 88th year, after a some-
what protracted Illness, Wm. Wingfield Baker, Esq., of Orsett
Hall, Ewes.
March 21, at Glastonbury, In the 43rd year of his age, of
dropsy, Mr. Alfred Godfrey, of the Queen's Head Inn, High-
Street.

---fia;ch 21, at Blandford, Mary Ann, widow of the late Mr.
William Rum, cooper, aged 62 years.
March 20, at Cart Gate Inn, Stoke-under-Ham, aged 50, Mr.
Job Hallett, late of Martock,
March 20, at Tintinhall, William Newman, the infant son of
the Rev. W. Maxwell Smith, aged 6 months.
March 19, at Martock, in the 83rd year of her age, Maria,
relict of John 1111 v, Req., og that place. She was the last of a
numerous generation, and youngest of the family of the late
Jomph Austice, Req., of South Petherton.
March 19, at Gasey Farm, Hawkchurch, Mr. John Genge,
yeoman, and many years churchwarden of Hawkchurch,
deeply lamented by a large circle of friends, aged 74 years.
March 19, suddenly, at Wincanton, by the rupture of •
blood vessel, Mr. Henry Ackerman, aged 84 years, deeply
lamented.

March 18, at Btalbrldp, Mrs. Sarah Harris, relict of the late
Mr. Samuel Harris, edB4 years.
March 17, at his residence at Relish., near Charmouth, much
beloved and tvepected, in the 79th year of Ms age, the Rev.
Andrew Tucker, rector of Wootton Fitspaine, and of Cather.
don Lewston, Dorset.

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