The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-15 00:00:00

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November 23, at Winle-rbTwee Zelstone, Mr. Robert
Burgess aged 88.
November 29, at Longfieet, Poole, Mr. Thomas
Johnstone, late supervisor, aged ST.
November 29, Caroline Katie, daughter of Mr.
Wimborna, aged 3; years.
December 2, at the residence of her eon-In-law, the
Bev. Thomas B. Jones, of Leighton Suarard, Mn.
Starke, relict of the late Mr. Richard +Rorke, of
Upway.
1 mber 3, at Marine.bnildings, Harbour .road
Bridport, Mary Oliver, the wife of Mr. Thomas W.
Warren, aged 23 years.
December 4, Mr. George Best, stationer, of Wareham,

—Dooeinber 5, at St. Ifichael'ielasse, Bridport, Martha,
wife of Mr. Daniel Hann, aged 20 years.
December 5, at his residence, Cove Cottage, Vantnor,
ale of Wight, Sir Samuel Raymond Jarvis, Knight, •
tra‘i'ff and deputy-lieutenant for Hanipshire, arid
high slitr
county in the year 1834.
December 6, at Littlo George-street, Wermonth, in
her,s7thiyesr, Ann Anna Bridle, the beloved wife of
John Bed* deeply regretted by all friends.
December 6, at Lyme Regis, Elisabeth, the beloved
wife of Mr. T. Millar, of the Cups hotel, said 64.
December T, Parade, Poole, Harriett Augusta
Miller, granddaughter of Richard Miller, Req., aged 23
years.
December 10, at From° Vanchurch, Dorset. the Rev.
Samuel Lane, aged 66, rector of the pariah for 40
yan
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December 10, at St. Thomas-street, Mr. C. Flower,
and old and deeply respected inhabitant, aged 84.
December 11, at Trinity-street, Dorchester, Mary,
the wife of Mr. J. Stickland, aged 35.
Mr. Owteeti Viator., the proprietor of the Art
Journal and an old inhabitant of Ivy tans, St. Peal's,
London, died suddenly on Thursday.
LADY 5001112 died on Monday evening at Bias, for
which plain she left town • few weeks ago, as she bed
been soaustomed to do for some years peat. She was
the eldest daughter of the late Lieut., Col. Huxley, and
widow of Mr. Frederick Croft. She married Lord
Rokeby in 1821, and was mother of the late Illarehion-
mesa of Winchester; the Hon. Harriet Lydia, wife of
Captain Dawson Darner; the Hon. Magdalen, wife of
Us. Dean of Windsor, kn.
Ftm.e-klatuteat Sic HEW DALEITMELI HOWL 6.0.8.,
Lieutenant-Governor of Chelsea Hospital, died on
Thursday morning at his residenes at Rutland Oct..
Ile we. 89 years of age.
M.uost-GengLat SIR WILLIAM JOlll ILIDLRE,
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BAST.,

R.C.M.G., died on the 27th ult. after he left town for
Norfolk. He had reported himself at the Horse Guards
early in the day on his return from Malta, and oonse-
quenUy the announcement of him death on the following
reaming was received with much surprise.
GINIMAL Maacii, colonel-oommandant of the
Royal Artillery, died on the 9th ult., in his B.s.llyear,
Ile was one of the oldest officers in that part of the I
service, and on* of the low remaining officers of artillery
present at Waterloo.
LiztrrAisszam. MARTIN, N.H., Colonel of the 6th
(Inniskilling) Dragoons, died on the 22nd ult., egad 70.
Vice-Armful. Parrounn died • few days dose,
at Southend House, Soutbitea, in his 82nd year.
411•AD9IRAL 1113311 T died at St. Helier'.,
Jamey, on the 22nd ult., in his 78tb year. He entered
the navy in 1803, and was midshipman of the Neptune
at the battle of Trafalgar.
COLONIL WILLIAM Canaria liner's, Senior Gentle-
man Usher of her Majesty's Priry Chamber, of Knobs
Park, near Bristol, and the Abbey, Cirencester, died
on the 9Dth nit., in his 84th year.
Littur.-CoLOutt. WLI.LIA.II BUGS" K.ll, a
Peninsular and Waterloo veteran, died on the 28th
ultimo.

CAPTAIN JOHNSON BROOKS, nephew of the late Sir
James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak, and brother of the
resent Rajah, died on the 2nd instant, in bhp 46th
y •ar. He was the son of the Rev. C. F. Johnson,
.of
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-White lesakington, Somersetabire, who married—tam
sister of Sir Junes Brooke, and while still • boy was
adop tad by Use Rajah, and went out to Borneo to help
him in the administration of his settlement. He wee
at one time captain in the 88th Foot, and was known In
Sara wak u the "Tun Muds," and he published about
Iwo years ago • book descriptive of his Bornean
xperiences, entitled, "Ten years in Sarawak." In UZI.
prelude which be added to the book, Sir James Brooke
bore testimony Is the last that sine* his own return to
England the "Raj" of his nephew had been most sue.
eusful ; that be had continued to represent his own
authority and the honour of the Britals name to the
Eastern Archipelago; end that In that far distant
settlement he was looked up to as the chief of the Bea
Dysks, with whose habits, customs, and feelings be
Ina better acquainted than any other individual, Capt.
Johnson Brooks married, in 1858, the daughter of Mr.
and lady Lacy Grant, of Kilgraston, by whom be bad
two eons. Mrs. Brook died In 1858 in Sarawak, his
eldest ue died in Sarawak, leaving his second son,
Hope Brooke, as his heir, Hs married 'gain in 1861,
KW %antes. of Kimhoiton, who died in Berawak to
18611.6ving hese one daughter.
01010.3 Paint, barristerat.law, died at
Whiter, Huntingdonshire, on the let hat, at an
advanced age.
Ku% JOON Lgwie Purr, M.A., a well-known
soolosisatioal antiquary sad v 06004304, died • few
days sines.