The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-19 00:00:00

STUILMINEfTEB.

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°DI:WILLOW DMIONIITILATION.—WO ere informed
thee Me brethren of elm lodre a thie tom', meirned
by Orme of adjacent places. Weed bowleg a grand
ileakoostretem on Teen Wei, July 10th, when it is
espeArd time Me Hoe. W. H. B. Portman. )LP.,
win preside at the dinner, awl Bra' chawpion
Mot prowst.

BRIDPORT. their drill, and if any of them did not do it essv.ctlyb.
should have to report thetn-(great knitter). If w
Mr. li. J. Brigg, for some time pad superintendent out at drill he looked sharp after them they aped not
of the harbour works, has been appointed harbour think any the worse of him for that, but must say be
tauter, Vice Mr. William White, deceased. Ina stripes on his arsi-(lughter).--Sorgosat
In
Azr.eirik.grX.T.-a.kOningnoanidatiy...toas
.twoßrixidookesten Were.
tenheresebo.dt
.4,oo:efseaire.dte, rtbiroarswm, be sa.etw, tiltneilifuoci.iofHos.u.th.ty gent
to propose health et The V ten, coupled
capsized, sod the men were immersed fur • eoesiderable
uisil
tints. Happily the consequences were not Isiah with the earns of Kr. Garland.-Mr. G retained
bat t H. cue the tees, at
one of tbe poor fellows atilt ia • precision., Th. wake was to. -Thin amaluded
condition. i the iodate, and Mr. Williams, Yr. Sposeor, Mr. limos,
Wit are glad to bear that by ate direction of 'the sad several oaten Mpg different soap, after whir* the
respected incomtent. Allington elturehpard, abut party adjourn" to the kid: what° nrkes gam"-
Illek a letter appear: d in our columns a few weeks jumping, quoits, throwleg the hammer, ks, were
sleet is linproving in synenymic. the entree of the entered into with great spirit, and a wry plesmot after.
rester Portion hssiolt already Ind ihe core and attention noon and evening we, swat. Later in the evening,
of the sexton bestowed upon them. when sound_ yams women and other people hal
entered the bid. there wee dancing to the mush of the
The Caveat CLOCK, after having been for some heed, and of el Inevitable In the ring..
ouTieslbe repairs rsmuoecte'ess=kaa h:oybrinbegesaboirbt thinisg
the time.with • disuse by Mr. and Mrs. Gundry, and the school
me women of W were also kindly provided
rot' desirable melt we" °rd" and superintended by children with • tea, as Friday, sad the mee of Widditch
Mr. Dunham and Mr. Templentaa. The amount ax - with a =KW on ghturasy. Thes supsiously was
undid was upwards of ELT, which it was proposed to warded • unto whirls we dud may be • happy one.
raise by a ullection from Um poriabioure ; bet Mr.
Denham has most viperously defrayed the whole him-
self on the eondition that the ebarobwrodiese will in TOWN COUNCIL MUTING.
(stare keep the dock in repair and going.
J took place..
VaNDUIIII/110 v. SPOONER- -We ate happy T
...-
Inform our readers that this lug pending case has been • H
peesee°6 widat Theletthar"""i7F,°looHegtb. C7Artilli the chair,
Messrs. . ftellehltdffit..W.
decided in favour of Mr. D. Spooner, who had obtained ftwein J. Houma (gooil, Jou, H. N. co; H. Tischer,
a rule eiri to enter the verdict on the trials, a MODlntit. w Hook,. T. Deoth, and Beth&
On Tnsday the rule was mode abuts* on the grorad letter reed hoot the merit ei the pee., as an
that there was no saffieent entrain under tlia din* -.ems— of the etot a the hereueh paw, torus, and
of frauds. Thus the attempt made by • party to break en
Jibe
motiona Mr. BA
jou. by gr. gm.
through all the rules of fur dealing has recoiled as oee melee& to used. to the arrangement,
themselves, And there can be no honourable mind but ""•."""".. tto the pollee (Awe
wbtoh mesas e pavans
must I'o nice with Mr. SPamar that notwithstanding " t to the borough of £25 2s. 6d. manually.
greet
"Pen." "d
hits.% huh.s."""d„., , tD The meeting_then resolved Wulf into the Loon Board
nitrating what aPP••ta I° a --°°°"'v•lseY* d Mr. H. N Cox rooted that the surveyor be in-
The pisintiff Vandenberg will have to psy all the coda, ' and
to maie a report of ban many Nam, fees a
and Mr. Spooner is not required to take soy of the paring would be required to put the pawing of the town
marble, as the contrast was invalid.
in an 'eldest state of repair,
_of sub sedum width as
Tics 114•Iihurig Or J. P. V. GUIDRY, ESQ., the paving committee shall decade.
eldest son of Joseph Gundry, Hw1..0( The Hyde, Itaidport, A Tolll report from the Reader, Committee was
with Anne. youtgestdaolitter of the late John Teta.." . bc"dhertnr up.
?denier diesePerst osToomwellsre"4" as
tionforthonoitr
Balks, Req.. of Marehora Atesor, was r pro
iehrated tempt.. The Board ordered water-dads to hounded.
Reaborough church, on Thursday morning last The A conversation sook pima with referent., to the white-
soremony was performed by the Rev. W. C. Templer, waebing of different houses In the town which were in •
filthy stato, and the impeder was desiril welt the
rector of Barton Itradstock, asserted by the Rev. J.C.osoupleve et ebeee homes her the., whitewashed.
Shaw, rector of Seaborodigh. Tbe bride we. elegantly on the mown of minds, eroonded by Mr.
attired in s drew of white oorded silk, with double Beach. it wee resolved to erect • avian on the east Bide
flounce of tulle, alai wore a rich fall of Limerick has of the market-house, at as coffinoted tor of all, on
cording to a prepared by the surveyor. Mr. F. W.
and tulle. The wreath was of orange blossom,. Ths (..h.dry „dr, „toed It to to do., the, and the
bridesmaids-Miss ilPrifok Rho Martin, Wu Rae" baths at tliTiffarbur wend cost about MOD
Studley, and Miss Minnie Studley, wore dreams of white ot letter, for which they would have to provide the
drrnsdial trig!'" witb bine bona." white. and I • ; the estimate for the rate lately ordered did not
whir •"°•°, efeort,..t a• refenves7 ore: J. ion:dude those two items and • rate must not be made
OultdrY. rag. "o wr. "eedrY.H.P. 020dr7, Rol, sit months after thee:x*olu were inearrod.
Captain and ill,' Stall, John ffilldl.e. Rol. and Mrs The nett subject was to consider as to the =I,: I
Studley, Edward Go my, Hag., Joseph Rtukey, Esq., new pump our the West MI sad oomplainte
and Mrs Studley. John Hulse, Esq., lobo Hellen millers at Bast and tweet Hills as to the Board taking
Biome, H.q., J.. 7. Farquharson, Jon and Mrs. ender from the rivers. With regard to the complaints
Farquharson, J. Williams, Esq., Captain and Mrs. et the tem., Mr. Ettenatthtee asked If any
d°wk, "NKr'. Rev.' J. o__B"w,,erie;_,erto
_ll°- supplants hod bees wade by them. Mr. F. W.
coloood, Captain 'Mae, C. Fox, Seq., .s. we., neg., peed,' said there hod, and legal pre:eroding, had been
G. Foz, Esq. As. After the aermnony, the happy pair threatened unless the pump at lad-bridge Ina removed.
hit fin. Yeovil, in a "coach and four," es rugs for the Hr. Hawker, of Folly mill mplainsd. The Board
continent. The bottom of West-street was made quite thought the ohiestioth onreeLene, and decided to
gay for the occasion. There was • very handsome take no notice any of them
double arch, composed of evergreens and Bowers, and As to the pump at Wed-bridp Mr. Gandy, said it
surmounted with flags, spanning the road at the entrance was all to pis., it wee proposed hr Hr. sod
to Mr. Gandry's warebours on one side of which were eeeooded. that woodsc pomp thonteche age
the mottoes, " God bless the buoy bride," and ' Happy , which was oersted,
may they be," and on the other, " May the aide the Several bills wore ordered to be paid.
sun shines on ever meet their glances." There were Messrs. C. Bums and J. D. 8y... had sent apnies-
also banners suspended from the anh, on one of which tions that the estes on their properties should he corn.
was painted Mr. Oundry's out of arms, dope by one of pounded for. Thus application were rejected.
bin workmen. named George Wads. There was also • The plan for seven limbos in West Anniston to be
aide web into the yard, while over the door of the erected by Mr. James Pads. wog submitted for
warehouae was a moll very prettily inscribed, "Sosons approval and agreed to, whim:4 triple alterations the
to the happy pair," while other drotoratioas and perner- surveyor seaside&
ous flags were placed about the premises Then was
another arch serads the street at the mill, and joss over
Allingtoit bridge vu. suspended from Kr. Hoan's
housewith " live the happy pair" ou it The
workpeoplo had .y, sod in the allonoon about 160
of the men and their wives Ind • dinner provided for
them in the tent of the Hoilicoltoral Society whit:hoes
eroded in Pink Hanoi field botoo to Mr. Bridgman,
the entrance to which woo from Barrsakodreet. The
band played during dinner. Kr. Croft
oAlipt the *hair, and Mr. Crabb the vies-chair ; Mr.
Junes Patten and Mr. J. D. Synod preaiding din aids
tables After it was over three wedding as
about 50 lbs. altogether, were cut op ankrnbtriftdfildtiJ
emotive them. The usual loyal toasts were P
and then cams that of "the Army, Navy and also'
s-
triers," for which Headmaster Wright returned thanks.
-Mr. Croft Una proposed "the health of the bride
and bridegroom.' They had knows the bridegroom
several yuan, and had found him everything they repaid
wish -a gem.n throughout. Is was sure they all
honed that in Miss Sullen be would flod a loving and
affectionate wife. Mr. Croft then read a latter he had
noised from Mr. .7. P. F. Gundry, thanking the work-
people for • present they had made his. of an intatud
and other articles. The toast was drank with madod
humus, and with • pod deal of sheering-Mr. Crabb
said he won persuaded tidy would all drink heartily the
toast he was going to propose -" the health of Mr. and
Mrs Gundry." He said they honoured his dander as
a restlsono of enterprise, who was never backward and
spared no money to pi the West improvements for She
boodlt of trade of the town, and if that trade wont
down the proopepity of the town would go with it-
(loud cheas4-116od : " Floe old Eaglish gentlernan."-
Mr. W. Powell proposed the heath of
0+0427, • gentleman well known to them for many
years, and much respected by sll who knew hint. Kr.
Crabh added that be was always ready to put his buns
In bin pocket, and do what he could for the bandit of
Woes he employed and the town at large-The health
of Mr. Edward Guidry was then proposed by Mr.
Edwin Gale.-Mr. Croft proposed that of Captain and
Mrs. Still, and Mr. S. Gale proposed Mr. Williams's
health.-After the dinner about ITO wouneo bad tea pro- 1
sided for them in V& tent. The remainder of the I
evening was pleasantly spent in dancing to the mush, of
the burl, kissin-tbe-nng, and other amusements.
Cannon were tired and the Church bells were rung
throughout the day. There were arches erected at the
Hyde and at Seaborough as well as in fieldwork On
dnving through the arch in West-street in the morning
on his way to the wedding the bridegroom was loudly
cheered. A dinner vs., given to the dport artillery
of which J. P. F. Guidry, Esq. is Ara lieutenant, on
Friday, in the same leot,et watch Lieutenant Legg pre-
sided, S.:meant. Chick, Biddlecombe, and Spooner
officiating in other parts of the tent. There were also
present Cornet B. P. Gundri, (g. Y.C., Mr. Sunni,
ro of Pyors, and the Messrs of Welditob. The
dinner, a very good and subdan one, was 'applied
by Kr. Howe, of West-sires, sad gave great sato:fac-
tion, as did the dinner said tea to the workpeople on
the previous day which were also @applied by him.
Altar dinner a large handsome bride Pike was out up,
and distributed around. After which Lieeteeont Law
proposed the first toast, "The Queers " which he felt
sure they would respond to with all their hearts The
tout was drank w ttb three Ulna threa.-Band:
"God save the Queen."-Lieutuant Legg than pro-
posed "the health of the Prima and Prineess of Wales
and the rest of the royal family.-Band : "God bless
the Prince of Walss."--Leeteaut Legg mid the nest
tout was that of "the Army, Navy, and Volunteers,"
with which he coupled the name of Cornet B. P.
Gundry, of the Donet Yeomanry Calvary. -Bud :
" Rale Britannia"- Mr. R P. (lundry said be believed
there was no member of the army or navy present, and he
begged to return thanks as belonging to the yeomanry
cavalry. Ho had always great *awe in meeting
the volunteers, and more espeei•lly so on that
occesioo, to celebrate the managed his nephew, which
he hoped would bo a happy one. He had roown the
bride ever since she was born, and believed she would
make a loving and affectionate wife; he thug*, there-
fore, it would be a happy snatch. He bad • gnat re-
spect for his nephew, who was likely to live among
them, and the more they knew him the more be thought
they would reused and esteem hid-Lint Legg Wet
proposed the tout of the Bishop sad Clergy of the
dues& -The band played the 100th Psalm.-Liitet.
Lou said the next toast weeke toed of the day, "The
health of Limn. and Mrs. Gundry." He was sure they
would all join with him In wining health, prosperity,
and long life to them. May they loop remain among
s a and may the Almighty shower b their
heeds! He felt sure they would 41 agree "nth him and I
feel as ho did on that subject. The toast was drunk
with musical honours, and with load and hearty older-
jog. -Bend Haste to the wodding.-Elerpoot-Major
E. Gundry thanked the company most sincerely for the
kind way in which they bad drank the health of his
brother. He would have been very gratified to have
been there amongst them if he had been home, but
if all were true that had been said, he thought We
brother would be too to be tlioni-Oughter). He
was carton that if wishes could make happiness,
his was ensured. a bogged to thank them on his
brother's behalf B. F. Guidry said the next toast
was one he was sure they would naive in the mod
cordial manner; he bad only to propose the health of
their lieutenant, Mr. Legg, for it to bo remind by tbeco
with every possible bower. He was • good Other
and beloosed to • family who had lived in the town
unity years, and had beet always bold in awe respect
and eateem-(lood eburs).-Band : Tule young Ugh*
goutinneso.-lAeut. Legg retained thanks, and said
nothing gave him greater plastron than to meet them
all, and be was only too happy to be moor* them at
any time. He liked to drill the, and give them plenty
of herd work-(lughter). They might think urban
that he was a Tartu, but it was they obould
be well disciplined to be efficient, and ff were not
drilled they would not he ao. Ho *said not nut away
from Qom, and hoped in future that he should sea more
facto at drlll,,lor It came rather hard for an *Soo to
=sad come beck again without having any drill
enough at them had not attended, and he hoPeO
that at Well daring the unmoor they would woe set.
He drank all their health" and wished beg life to them
&IL -Mr. &stall said that with the shainnan's permimien
be had the honour to mopes' • toast, it was the
health of • patiumn who was known to the.. all
individually, bot, who was too unwell to be present or
would have base at the head of the table, De meant
Captain Swain, and he was sure they would drink his
health with great enthusiasm. Before sitting down he
had to empress the great pleasure he had had nt=
with them that afternoon.h He had Word
very muds- The toast was drank with risisisal bemoan
and with pest cheoring.--ffierpont elpstear begged to
be allowed to propose a toed white woold he WM rare
be reesived with great pleilllre by every media of
that company. It was that of • gentleman. who use
deeply and sincerely respected by every one of those,
then newly rude Sergeant-Major (Mr. Edward
Gundry). HO had always beau • very settee llMlalber,
and had ham with than some esesidorable time in the
make, sad was now, they atoll where bought to be
for the present, and they hoped he outlet afterwards I
got higher up. He trusted his health would be spared,
sod that he wand pursue the gum edam towards
them lithe Adam that be had hitherto dou. This
tout wu drank with melon hoodoo, and eras most
eheend.-Serpset•Misior B, Gundry in returning
t.baunt said anybody would think be hod jest hen
from their drinking his hadth-(lughter). He
woe not half as good es Mr. Spooner said. The object
they ugh* all to have in view was that they should ell
poll together whether they Wore stripe" or were merely
He bad been * happy its • madboy while he
M.b7ea ia the realm sod Row be had to look eller