The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-13 00:00:00

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July 5, at Victorit Villas, Fordlugton, Donduster, the wife ci
the ller. T. Neste, of a datwhter.
July r.„ at Itunetztott, the wife of Mr. James Upward, of a
daughter.

MARRIAGES.
June 04, At Wink!kW Church. Wilts, by the Rev. 6. luseelles
assisted by Ow Rye. E Meade, rector of the pariah, Duman
IMMO Hume, second son 14 Henry I). Scrims, Em., 14
Warleigh Manor Somerset, to Amy, eldest daughter of the lam
Captain John Ilanham, Oourt, Wimborns.
Juno 21, at the parish chord, of Holum, Dorset, by the her.
Prebendary Boo,!,assisted loy the Rue. Wilfred Mosby, the Iter•
Erasmus Harper Goodwin, South CAinto, Aldershot, eldest sue
of the Kee. W. Goodwin, Killion, county, Dublin, to Mary
Mildred, Troughton, mason& daughter of the late W. Cooper,
Norwich, M.P.
June 29, at Wlnitionac Minster, by the Rey. IL Good, UAL,
assisted by the Rev. C. Torkington, Wiltsl,, liannatyne Warner,
(hotel,. Madras the-airy, to Caroline Augusta, eldest daughter
of the late Anthony It. 1. t logstonuol.l.
July I, at Holy Trinity Chursh, Weymouth, by the Rev. "-
F. Ransom:, Meant Mitchell, second son of %dilate Smith.
Eisq., of ht. Goma, Conigall, to Frances, youngest daughter a
Isaac Templemm. EAoi , Melcombe Itegis
July I, at ths congregational Chapel, Lytchett Minster. by
the Rev. I/. Hann, Hr lhoonwe V. F. Bidder& of ['ode, to
Dinah Pubah, youngest daughter of Mr Taylor, of Lytchett
Mparavers.
July 3. at Ablootabury, by the Der. G. Penny, Geeft.,
youngest son of the late Mr W. G. Bryer, of Dorchester, to
Elisabeth Grace, secootiii daughter of Mr John thriyon, of
Mylor Bridge, Cornwall.
July 3, by lieelule, at the Congregational Church, Plaistow,
Nimes, by the Itr f, Alexander, Mr W. B. Chase, of bend"
to Rose, of Mr M. Brows, Seldom., Parkstoue.
July 4, :a the Wesleyan Chapel, Maidenstivet, Weymouth,
by the hew.); !Matadi, George Alexander 'ileum, to Ann Sarah.
dmighter of the late Thomas otter, at Chleicerell.
ARBITRATION IN A WAGES DISPUTP., DEATHS.
lila Rev. Plebe= Percival, Master of (Alit CSollege., June 18, at the residence of his father, Mr. gong, J.P.,
to whom WaYFI ref for arbitration V application of Weymouth, slr. 11. Ayling, aged 44 years
the builder.' hilaurers of Bristol for an vance of w June 30, at Lyme Regis, swab nly, Mr John Wood, of:r
hat decided that the rate of Ihl. per hour, which wasages, queen Victotfivatroet (late of (..lemaiman't). and °ski'
last winter for the four winter months, be adopted as the Mum. Totttnhai,.
rate all the year round. This loon advance of lel. per hour July 1,, at Weymouth, Mr Thomas ketmell, aged 84.
arceurt
upon the summer wages. The award is to last for twelve- July 2. at St. Mary-street, Weymouth, Mr James Ii
mouths.
Harper, aged 72, greatly respected and mush regretted.
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was Michael urphy, scrap dealer, awl landlord of the jv--Y - Flying Horse, Hampten-street. The aco
extended over two year:, and the weilding laLntalle''hiP
had a Uelbstreet, Dorchester, alter a long and PIE"
Lought and the welding day fixed, but more the)) once - - --
ring had haws auk.% Lm au' , wife Mr. Jakil Masters, aged 03 yesra
postpone& The defendant assigned as an excuse that it Printed and Published at It, High-street West, Dadaism'
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hateMumma of the offe-rin4-4—inatilan sacrifices lw the
king or chief of Porto Novo havims; reacheil Cape roast
I 'astle, we are inforincil (het Isis I:scellency the Governor
has expressed his intention of takiuu. uuu ueLiate atelw to
put a stop to this bin harms custom. "Owen:

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Attention is dal .to two extract., from the Pali Mall
Gazette to the follow.ing etitn:t

A tro7iii Ki-ineast ...tut, Wed.
nesday last —Jannis Math. charge wi th eruell sr tor.
turing a ahoep by skinning it alive. rin.,lv The
magistrates 405.., or in default one ttionth's imprison-
ment _ _

'Lincolnshire Potty Sessions.- Sarah Chandler, thirteen
years of age, rbarged with idockinc a II from a
geranium plant from the alnishouse :Arden n here her mint
resides. sentenced by the Rev. E. M..re, and the Rev.
J. T. Rove, anti Mmers. A. Ball, T. Ilarri.mn, and C.
Taylor, to imprisonment for fourteen days and four yearn
in a reformatory?'

TERRI RIX 1:X1%0.'411)N AND I.Dss uI 1.11,F.
A terrilde explosion has pecurred at the Pyrotwhille
School, Toulon. A naval lieutenant was Illtiwg bottles
with dynamite, gun cotton, and phospli.t., of calcium,
and the story is that a drop a persturgrson from his fore-
hem. falling under certain vintilition, on matter not
explosive without contact with water, producud tha
catastrophe. An officer and two warrant officers were
killed on the spot.