The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-04-06 00:00:00

Obbs anb enba.

"Th. M.wher+," an they are popularly called,
but the Volunteer .%rtillery, am they are officinqy
known, of Nide, will 'birth. prel.ent 111.6111041Ve1l in
all the glories of their new uniform+ to the admiring
not the public. Lieut. Nlaraton, of the South
.trtillery airpe, who luau been mainly nwtric
mental ill e+talrlinhing the Poole continent, will, I
unilenitana, In. gaxetted Captain, and I the
manner in which the movement has lawn taken up,
will ha.. the pleasure of commanding a company id
the full +tn.:telt. I truma the little jnaloiwy, which
...rma to lcoe found it+ way into the manly lamina+ ,4
an, body it Volunteer patriiita, will Omni the

I read in the bore( Isprvas that Mr.
I. Wisiton thr yetitaioner in the
Steoiney Election inquiry, has bean iirilered by lois
medical advisers to Itioirnenenith, ita he is atiffering
Iron • severe chill. While synstuthisirog with the
tiofented caniliibitsi in his indisposition, I can only
comfort him with the reflection that " • aevere chill
MY•1111 IA I he• the natural ...spiel to luring been left out
in the cold.

The perwinn chiefly iiite—ren—ted in the result of the
election of :iianliann are prelmbly the pauper* thein•
wive.. An will he. ne-n from the lint iif nomination,.
puhlinherl, their modent feurale and ntimulanta in the
nick ward are threatened. Unfortunately, they have
no voice in the matter, bet the quention should he
fairly oinnidered by the ratepayers. A very geed
private teat in thn selection el Guardian/ would he te
brow in mind the general character for kindnout
he poor of each gentleman.

BOURNIIIIIOI7TEI.
Sot Reiter TATWI died at hie rsaidence, This
Remit, Bonrnetnouth on Saturday. Although he had
grown feeble of late, he had not been seriously ill, and
his death was unexpected. lb. lunched with his
family on Saturday at two "clock, and afterwards
remained alone in the dining-room. Upon a servant
subsequently going into the room, and speaking to
Sir Henry, who wan sitting in an armchair, she
received no answer, and on going to him found he
was dead. The funeral took place on Wednesday.
Sir Henry Taylor was born in October, 11100, at
Bishop-Middleham, oounty if Durham, being the son
of Mr. Garage Taylor, of Witten Hall, Durham, and
in 11114 entered as • midshipman on hoard the
Elephant, but he remsined in the Navy less than a
year. Two years latter he came to London with his
two brothers, and whilst living in Carey-street,
Lincoln's.inn.6elde, the three caught typhus fever,
from which his two brothers died. After that the
deceased went to the Windward Islands, and having
returned, he was in le2l appointed to a clerkship in
the Colonial Office. In that Department as years
advanced he was 'immoral to puoitions of responsi-
bility. In the year after his retirement from the
Cs.lonial Office the deceased was appointed Knight
Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St.
George, in recognition of hie long public service.
The University of Oxford also conferred upon him
the degtee D.C. L. konoes meal.
Toe Colooeky of the 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons
has become vacant by the death, at the age id 66, of
General Sir Hy. Dalrymple White, K.C.Ii., which
occurred at Maiden Ash, -Bournemouth, on Saturdsy
last.. He wee educated at Harrow, and afterwards
went to Sandhurst, and mitered the crane cc cornet
in the Inniskilling Dragoons, of which afterwards be
was Lieut.-Colonel from lait to NAN, and com•
mended the regiment during the whole id the
Cr can war, including the tattles of Balaclava
(where he was honourably mentioned in despatched,
Inkerman, and Tchernaya, and the siege and fall id
Sebastopol. For he. services during the Crimean
war he was norninated • Companion of the Bath,
received the medal with three clasps, was
made a Knight of the Legion of Ilimour,
received the Order of the Medjidie of the Fourth
Class, awl the Turkish Medal. He was Assistant
Adjutant General to the Cavalry from 1:463 to lark
and commanded the Cavalry Brigade in Ireland, and
afterwards at Aldershot from ledii to December, 11470.
He was des.inted Colonel of the queen's Bays in
len, and the following year wee transferred to 'mold
regiment, the I nuiskill ing Dragoons, Hie commission
as Lieutenant bore date Tetralogy, ; Captain,
May, Is-If ; Major, Ilex-ember, lOW ; Colonel,
.lon., liir,4: Colonel, Novendier, 1e54 ;Major General,
March, ; Lieut. General, March, 1677 ; and
General, May 1e79. Ho was made • liMieht Com
mander of the Bath in IN??. The late Sir Henry
wa. the eldest win of the late Vice Admiral Sir John
Chambers White, K.C.8., by his marriage with
Marlette F.liabeth, daughter of General Sir Hew
Dalrymple, last. He married first, in ISAR, Louisa
Mery, daughter of NG. Martin Ticker Smith, Ml'.
(she died in ; and aecondly, in Inn, Alice
Elis Oath. daughter of the late Mr. Neill Malcolm, of
Toltalloch.