The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-30 00:00:00

Local anb District PAM

WAREHAM.

Ihro D.B.V.—This eorxe has commenced squad drill
tit lb* Cora Esehange, every Monday and Wedot day
MOW,.
111015?. A capital entertainment was
given at the Corn Etahitage, on Friday evening, when
neariy 100 attended. and many could not h • admitted.
l'o; star, sentimental, and combo songs, with pi utofnrte
weak. made •p the programme, whiele hock immensely.
Tea. —The annual eispenny lea, under the auspices
of Mr.. Pike, wee siveri in the Unitarian achoetro. re,
on Tutpday, and about 70 attended. Aft,r tea, Blues
tested papers with music, songs,and readings pleasantly
whiled away the time.
A Wolcaocin Ertsons.—Some years sinee a poor
woman entered the Watehant Union. She became ill
and died, leaving behind her • male infant. The gnat.
diens allowed tho child to remain, and he has been
brought up under the care of Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
Nothing further was ever discsvored cottairninz the
parents and relatives of the boy until last wock, when
a very olefin and reapectabia-looking woman presented
herself More the Board, and stated in simple language
that she was the sister of the woman who had Ji,i in
the union so long since; that she was happily married
to an honest, sober, and hardworking husband, whom
name was John Jab..; that they lived in Lancashire,
and having lost the only child she ever had, her heart
yearned toward+, her little nephew io the W.., htut
Worthouae. She it, lueetl her hunt:soli to leave tlicir
home, and by plying his trade a. • grinder they h.. 1
worked their way here for the sole purpose of obtain.
lag the boy. She aquiroci no remuneration of any kind
far se completely taking the child if the bauda ed the
pariah. The guardians. after tome deliberation and
further inquiries, ordered the child to be given to her,
together with a good supply of clothes throughout.
The woman, after expressing ninny thanks to the
Board, wont away delighted.

On Tuesday lest was molemnieed the di Trigg s of Mr.
Edward Yalbet WoLeley to Miss Fie . ee • My W
the bridegroom being the mooed oar.tb late Sir
Charles Woheley, Bart, of Wolsoley Itell, Staged.
.hire, and the fair bride the third deegliter of Elward
J. Weld, R.q., dl'., Lulworth Cecile, in tide
county. The event occasioned considerable rejoicing
amongst the tenantry and others redding in the Loh
wotth estates, for the young lady about to leave her
heher's home was highly esteemed in the neighbour-
heed. As the daughter of the worthy owner of
Lulworth Cute', bliss Weld was reere.tel, and there
wets even still more cogent ressous than that for
evincing intermit in this fashionable wedding. By the
poor of East Lelworth, U use the school children, was
telt regret at losing her, the latter giving cep:onion Se
their funnea in a suitable and gratifying manner. The
bridegroom belongs to a most ancient and illustrious
family ef the county already nsmodouo of hleanciestors
having been lord of Woleeley in the hell century. The
day was throughout one of waist joy and feeivity, and
would have beeu much wore AV, perhaps, but for the
,rebus InitivldlitiOU, at her ceentry seat, of the
Dowager Lady Wolseley. The weather was exceedingly
unfavourable a phocing wind, acoomposied by heavy
'hewers of rain, prevailing until neon. The interest.
ing oeremony was performed at the (lethal," chapel,
pleaaantly situated auaid a cluster of trees in proximity
to the feudal-looking pile in the noble park. The
seared 'treaters, which hu recently been restored by
Mr. Weld at considerable expense, ii regularly used for
Divine service. A few friends hal hedeered no smell
pains in the adornment of the altar with evergreens
and choke flowers, the sidearms' of "St. Joseph" and
" Our Lady" being similarly heautiii el—several vases
of camodiss, as alao lilies, oontiibutel to the effeetive-
n. as of the decoration.
The nuptial ceremony was fixed to commence at half.
test ten o'alock, long before which time, notwithstand-
ing the drenching 'bowers, numerous villagers were
wending their way to the chapel. The majority, how-
tr. r, of the applicants for eatly admiaeou we,. doomed
to welt momi the doors until the arrival of the weld-
ing party. The latter some in cirriages from the
Cestle, and as soon as they had teken their outs the
building began to fill. The Mimeos Henrietta and
Violet eilvertem views of the bride, and alas were very
elegantly attired, were the first of the petty to alight
from ibis carriages, thew young ladies having aniened
to them the duty of holding the bridal train meet
ou Well require!. They were iniundiattle followed
by the bridegroom, who. en entree' She aide, at tinge
proceeded tea prayer desk directly facia; the altar.
Then came Mr. Well, ationnpanied by the br.de Maraca,
whom he conduct'd to the deek neat to her intented
husband, Miss Weld had a very hansome bouquet,
and was elegantly attired, her dress being of rich *Dried
BLANDFORD. elle, with satin train trimmed with cooly Brusule lace.
TlLellicentvOth /05 Tee RIOOVIST OF Mit PeINCI Around the skirl OrWaSe blossom was neatly arranged,
beinx mixed in tulle and satin : the bride also MAO a
os WeLite.—The speck! prayer end thanksgirlag
fee the recovery of his Royal highness, was need in beautiful orange blossom wreath, and a long taut waged-
Blaadford church on Sunday last, when at both morn. fieent Brussels lace veil. The bridesmaids, seven la
lug and evealeg itereice, there weeslergeoonereestionn number, were Miss Agnes Weld, Moos Constance Weld,
The Rector, the Rev. J. it. Quirk selected as Ids otthjeet Mini Eleanor Weld (deters of the bri le). Miss Emily
Ice the evening rennon—Phillitedens iv. cbsl. ,I) and 7 Weld (cousin of the bride), Mice Weld-Blundell, Miss
verme—" Be careful for nothing ; but in everything Ifenrietts Silvertop, awl Mies Violet ti ',atop. They
by prayer and supplication, with thenksgiving let your were white ineslie stride trimmed with lace, end also
requests be made knoen nate Ood, And the p.m of blue silk tunics and bodies trimmed wit's inadln and
God width paseeth all understanding shall keep your lace, their net veils being of handsome Brunel"
hearts and minds through Christ Jesus." In speaking lore, ...tele their whits tulle bcanot, trimmed
Of the duty of thankfulness to God for his mercies, the with blue ii were and were exceedingly pretty.
preacher made the renewing appropriate remarks on 11r Cherles Wolerler, brother of the bridegroom,
the illness and recovery of the Prince of Wale.:—" My a'ted as "beet man." While the wedding petty were
brethren, have not we, Ma nation, and as inelividuels taking their teats allotted to them in the holy of the
of this nation, lately been called upon to pass through edifice, the" note of inice" was heard—Mr, T. J. Don.
• time of great need! The last month his been one for nelly, the organist, playing the opening portion of the
which it will be difficult to find a parallel in the history "Wedding March." The solemn service then pro-
of our own or any other nation. Political liscumion seeded meording to the ritual of the Catholic Chureh,
was hushed, public entertainments were postponed, and the Right Rev. Dr. Vaughan, Biehop of Plymouth,
the minds of the whole people have been occupied °initiating on the occasion, satiated by the Rev. Father
with one prevailing thought, in the alarming Illness of Grant, obaplein at Lulwerth. The Dollop, while
the heir apparent to the throne, and so ahmegog mei seated in front of the altar, addressed the bride and
that inner, that it is add that the Qaeen and tb ridegroom on the sacredness and imp:ounce of the
members of the Royal Family were summoned croon .ntrect about to be mule, reminding them that it had
the bed of the Prince on three ocuslosa, to take a last been raised by the Lord Jung Christ to the dignity of
['revolt. Bat when his extreme danger bemuse known • sacrament, wherein, as he enured theca they reawlred
on Saturday, December 9th, and his name was an. special gran for the faithful discharge of all the duties
nomad in the ahunthee and chapels of the land on which in their new station of life they would be called
the following day to be prayed for, from that moment upon to perform. The congregation were reverently
all Britain, with one throb of impulse, pleaded before kneeling WA the ntiptlel mean was celebrate]. The
the throne of grams as for the 11/e of • loved one. Preen music was "Eyed." and "Aenns Del." The
the extreme borders of this mighty nation, the prayers, offertory was Lust's "In eteruneu." At the con•
the thoughts, the feelings, and the hopes of all, 00n. elusion of mess with the solemn ceremony of joining of
verged towards that quiet isomer of Norfolk, where bands the Bishop addressed the newly married pair,
lay, in cerium. Apappaa the hope of his mother's people. giving counsel as to the faithful performance of their
But not of Britain alone, did the prayers of Christian &idiot. Afterwards Zingerelli's Lettish, " was sung,
people emend pp to peeves, but of the whole world, the three movements being Mhos% respectively by Mrs.
and ',over ...id them won) have happened such a SilVertrOP. Mblll Hudson (schoolnaistres.), and MSS.
simultaneous union of prayers to the Great Father of Yammer, with chorus. The musical service was
the human rams. Across the Atlantic our Canadian throughout rendered most efficiently. The "Wedding
brethren on the lake shores, and in the pine forests, March" wae Kele played at the c oachadom of the
while on the ousts and on the prairies our Am:oriole ceremony, Mr. Weld, followed by Ile. and Mrs.
blood-kindred have prayed heartily for our Prince in Wokley, retiring to the vestry for the registration el ,
every meet and form of Apostolic faith, and all Europe the marriage. The nuptial party suberquentl y returned
watched with anxiety the ohmage, in the Prince's ill- to the Castle. the congregation liirscluellY (tenoning.
nue. But from other Continents than Europe and Salves were fired from the terrace gene, and there
America ha. prayer for him been uttered. Far away, were likewise other indications of the general joy
on the shores of Bombay, the Parsee, the Sun nor. prevailing on the estates.
shipper, has pretreated himself before his Ire goi, to • At it, Castle the wedding dejcuere w.s prey:del at
pray that &glued's eldest ecte may Do spared to take ; half-pee 12, • distinguished company bong present.
his part in that battle of life which all, whether The breakfast was leii in the specious and handsome ,
standing by the throne, or at the cottage dour, must dining-room, on the walls of which are hung several of
equally light- The Mahommeden, the, has offered up the family portraits, goinerieing that of Cardinal Weld,
his devout petition. to God lot the Prince, while in .The table presented • magnifieeet Appearance. In the
Jerusalem the Jews sent up to the God of Israel their centre stood the elegant bride3ske, a work of art le
fervent prayers aa have dons the Hebrews in this, our Itself, which had been .upplieil from Canter's
own lend, showing a Loyalty and feeling wand to none. i known Landau establishment. On cithtr side of lik•
In short, it matters not whether we tarn North, South, cake stood an epergne, and ranged along the mildlo od
East, or West, all have sent up their entreaties to the the table, in addition to (air Flora's eoetributions and
throne of grape. In many a airings tongue prayers !melees fruit, were the aplendid cups an-I vases gaited
were uttered, but all with the same sebjeet, that It Iby the late Kr. Weld with his renornel yachts. The
would plume the Fether of Mercies to rescue frara the inscriptions on this elegant family plate chow that •
gate of death, the 'hid of their heart and hope. Never I portion of it was given by King George IV. and Quin
surely, did • dieter cloud hang over us, never was Victoria to the Royal Yacht Club between tie years
there rush a deep and general anxiety—for the danger 1826 and 1850, amongst the articles le.in_g • chailleng•
was eery neer, and touched us all, as thou/hi it had cup won at the Torbay Regatta. The cemPanY
affected our own familion But, thank God, we have numbered about lite, co.nprisine Mr. Weld, Mr. and
to return thanks that our prayers have been heard and Mr., Wolsoley, the Right Rev, Dr. Vaughan, the Rev.
answered, and our gracious Felber has, once more, in a , Father Grant, Milli Athos Weld, Miss Constance Weld,
marvellous manner, proclaimed to the world that He is Miss Eleanor Weld, Miss Emily Weld. Lerd and Lady
• prayer-bearing Mei prayer-answering God. For wonder. Almaden, Mr. Oalcraft, Mn, sod Mrs. 11. C. Selverterl,
fial mit may seem in eland of Bibles and Christian ordl- , Mr. Reginald Weld, Miss eld, Mr. cud Mrs. Joseph
names, it was urged by some few that prayer was pre. Weld. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Vairuour, the Ilon.Elward
sumptuous, that God would take no notice of such a ArondelL Mr. G. Weld, Mr. 0, Wold•Blundell, Kr.
thing, and that when He mut forth hie menutanda, Frier, Mies Edith Weld•Blanetell, and Ur. Chutes
He would not delay their execution, In conseqeence of Weld•BlandelL After the breakfast several toasts were
the payer§ of some prejudiced persons. It was said , proposed, Including "The Bride and Bridegroom," for
that the world was governed by fixed lowa, and all thel whose health and happiness the burliest web-ms were
prayers ever breathed, though enforced by all the tears expressed by Mr. Calcraft, the compliment being psid
of lows and pity ever shed, could not prevent any with enthusiasm, and Mr. Wasiak" suitably arel ably
physical emus from proensing Its effect. Hews, it • responding. "The health of Kr. Weld" wee proposed
wee mmeledied that prayer was an idle and vain thing, by the Right Rev, Bishop Vaughan, and the tweet of
Bat who* is the fad? The very last *red greatest die. 'The Bridesmaids" was also introdeeed, eliciting warm
of seines, the electric telegraph was peered applause. While those complimentary speeches are
1717:714e envies of our rulers on that eventful Soothe proceeding let us turn from the pervadiog pleasure of
ineralag. Deeember 10th. to do what? To bring the this scene to that afforded by the array of splendid
nation to its knees before time Lord of Glory—to plead bridal gifts In the library of the establishment.
with God for what was the notional .6th—that, le Amongst the artialea —varied. nutty, mei el:gent—lle-
feet, nothing lees than • miracle might be wrought. Played on the tables, creme occupied a conspicuous
Tbat and nothing less than that was the object for position. This lied been presented to the bride on the
which the nation prayed; that Gad would If He saw preceding Friday, the following neatly•writtem address,
fit, interfere with physical laws which threatened the Prepared by the schoolmaster, Kr. Donnelly, 'mom-
We of the Prince of Wales. And it was no mean nearing the Raft :
power, that could make a hard practiced nation like "thhillea,—ive, the undersistmed, present you tins cross in
Onset Britain, set in this way, in the foe of cavillers the name of the children and teachers of St. Ilary's Sdhools,
and objectees. Built has been done by God's power, • token of the ressect and fnen.W.ip we 1,1/ towards
and we are here today to aeknowledge the fact with Our wheels have been established and entire!) ...pp -rte/ by
plltanktm.:llthlrLatidlpr.prearalos..
We
int,whtualsonototalotnheatfore.to veer family for the last 200 years. Gratitude and thriktoinews
wait
?lam nate
eai ouorf
etiox,
fanord your own appr 4glllng mtrns.ce,
wile, tending him with unwearied lore, in trouble sof reread moeh your leasing 'the'nocklidlosucre ;17:11.Tger..:leoLti,
serials
sorrow. but with still deeper *arrow before her even the you will not entirely desert us, and that we shall still hsye the
Korey of widowhood. We thought also of another, • elhwuw• seeing Your lace him time to time loa".14
widow indeed, who 10 years ago had watched her deelre the nen" of children ant l'echerl wish
husband in the same weary dances, and now was re all the happiness and prosperity this w can Wined.
watchinfeher goo, We thought also of his children,
Signed) BTLOS SHAW, JII,IIIIIA OLD, POLLT fiu•w."
seen to loft
e.ald she Deane, temptations cs their The tenantry 'of the Lalworth estate prevented to
high estate without a father's care and raltianee. And the bride a handsome drawing-room time-piece, in the
we thought (for who could avoid the forecast) of our style of Louise XII. with ormolu and enamel
dear native lead exposed to the dangers which ever stand. It was presenied to the lily by Kr,
attend • minority', when there is no Sovereign to cheek W. D. Dugdale on behalf of the eubseribere,
and quiet the
pewicea
of
...tending
pestle.,
and so and wu very graciously receive]. The subs.
bind all together by bonds stronger then even interest °lime "re lieu" 'l' See" 'l, Po?,";' lEL
or petty, e hoed. a
wer...ei
attachment,
as
we have Pope, T, Randall, R. Randall vadat!, D.
sun lately to largely displayed. For there was a pain- Dudale. J: :cracker, B •eton, W. Dore4.
Int effort made by a few to shrike and overthrow the W. igerke' It" White' a Scutt' t' rtuleembe•
old prise:agile@ of loyalty. But we called unto • the Longman, J. Sly, M. Longman, J. T. Udell, J. Shop-
Lord ii oar troubles and he delivered us out of our herd, T. Linnington Barley, W. S. Grainger and .1. j.
diaeresis ; and a new hymn of national thankfulness Bat"
was added to our Christmas rejoicings• And who The other presents CAMS from Sir Bourobler P. Wrey,
bell how mush in God's good providence thk Bert, of Tawstook Court, In Devonshire (the grand-
wefts of tin Prince maybe the mow. a eneoug ii.. father of the bride), the Hon. William If Atwell, Lady
gookent, and of binding all dares to swept with Selina Bond, lifr and Mrs Hobert Hibbert, Mr awl lire
thankf alum the present form or Geetessuesest, as most Weld-Blundell, Lord and Lady Arundel!, Miss Fitz•
Irerbwith the traditions of the country, and with wergild, Miss Agnes Weld, Miss Emily Weld, Ulu
honeral habits of the English people; and also, as Filer. Mr and Mrs Vaysaonr, Mr Godfrey Itadoliffe
most likely to be the means ei *continuing to us the tlerearelda Mra Neeleartee' M" Fit'iterbeTS,
the
prospirity cad happiness ',kWh ....mi... have Rev Philip Vavather, Kr ryter, the Mines Bond, MS
SO lug enjoyed. And so deo we hope and still may T. Bond, Mrs Buskin, Mrs William Filer, Mrs Tree%
that the Prises himself, when he comes to hear of the Illr ld. Foster, Miss Blundell, the Hon. Marenaduke
an•uswPied intersot of affection, which hie inure sub. Maxwell, Mrs Fellows', Miss Eleanor Weld. Lady
',ebbe,. gown towards niny fail this be bm Frampto ,n Miss Edith Parke, Mrs J
thee bol!a_ Thbood (as well se through the goodness of Weld. lire Band, tiles Constance Weld, Mrs Philip
God la his lihj under a profound obligation to Stourtoo, A. Horneyold, Mr and Mrs Welter Weld,
dm.. X= In, to such source of as may Milli Faster, Mr Augustus Fatter, Mrs Ferro...Le
111 Min far the discharge of the important duties Fetherstonhaugh. Lord and Lwly Eldon, Lade wnielln
which belong to the sovereignty of the mightiest IneZ, „Mr Ceichlitt Kr Robert Wolseley, Mr WolleloYe
empire that the world has ever seen. Thus out of ""rnarles Wel•eler. Mee Idelenhem, Ur mad Mse
sesentagevil can God being good. flow grateful ought en `"___,_ Mr Weld, Mr Henry Stourtoe, Mr O'Connor,
we tabs to God for this Me special mercy to this; "„h_hr,reniit,.„ ,wrs worneeold, Mr William Caleraft, and
nation and people, and render IHm thanksgiving, not ch" nia"ni
WAnknelselegaing abenoard leahaede been
only of lip bat by heart and life devotion,
Castletl ad a
I nt ht
e Mt
to naatnet
after we have had granted to us our prayers and sup-Mrsth
tAt the close of service the em God OP mid-day train, hat the journey was uns,„ejetey
tattne. anthem
.prino.
of
Wake,
was
capitally
played by deferred to the diseppolntment of ineee who had
Edwards on the organ. eembkel to throw the lucky clipper ar I to pme the
e eouple at the station.

newly-manled • _ _
This, It is said, 6011111 from the-lett-groom haying
leadvertently only given notice of the us•riage 12 days
wets, Instead of three weeks, and cstiscluently the
legal osromony wild not be performed. This took
plass on Thursday morning. and soon after mid day
the newly married psir started on their wedding trip.
The servants' ball took place on Wedeewley
WNW.
yt may be remarked that on tho marriage of this
Nary Teresa Weld in Osteb.r, With the labourers on
the Linth °Mato were most hanteemoly treated by
Mr. Weld. On the present &implosions ossaslon they
duly shared in tiro festivities of the day, and gee..j
happiness prevailed. Wo have only to add that the
arragements were throughout meet satisfactorily
...TWO., Mr. Weld's employes displaying boa, .tel
and efficiency, Mr. Bates, the steward of the estate;
joined in the general superintendenee of the proceed-
ings. Tho weather of course debarred the oompany
from all out-door etijoymeut In the extensive and
Mr. Weld'. country seat
beautiful perk surrounding
With regard to this melting° an esteemed Wareham
co4vrrase
repoligndelounst.wri'ite.s—:; Athseis.weeddlliek,noawt no:bLewii,w,pon.hr,
Catholic /impel w. only preliminary to the rest legal
and binding merriage, which took place on Thursday
mendee „et, at the eseal chapel, and in the preemie
et lite Iteeletrec 01 mecrtere lot the Wareham Ned