The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-05 00:00:00

/ILAN DF011.1.1. I Sunni= LOSS or • VIMMIX. AND Emig LIVIL—
POLICE, Saturday.—Before General Parke, and Sir C. The brig Bertha Carrington, which left the Mersey so
D Oyly. far back as the 18th October last for Pernambuco, la
Asnauvr.—Edmaral A. Knight, laborer, of Winter. news.) long overdue that she haebeen given up forte.,
borne Zelstone, WWI brought up in custody by Summin- with all on board. Elevens hands sr a supposed to
tandent Underwood under a warrant charged with nausg have perished. The Bertha Carrington was under the
threatening language towards, and ceiumitting an assault command of Captain 0. Jaeger, and had on board •
on, his wife, Louie' Knight, .ei the 24th inst—From the cargo of coal. else WM a vessel of 212 tons register,
been built at Poole in 1969, and MIS owned by
evidence adduced it appeared their married life was far having
from a happy one and the umeistrates considered it was Metiers. Carrington and C 0.,... of Gusrnsey.
nix of one and hall a dozen of the other, and bound both PartrltTnBL r IließiONL—Mr. Bradlaugh, speaking at
of them over in • EIO bond each to keep the peace for
six the Hall of Selene°, Oldetreet, on Sunday, stated that
be was determined to proceed with his motion for an
mouths.
, inquiry into the subject of perpetual pensions, which
MARRIAGE OF MR. HFWA WILLIAMS AND ! Wid alroade received so many Premier* of ml.l"t freer
MISS FLORENCE FARQUHAItSON. influential members of Parliament that he was really
as at his success.Up to Tuesday night up-
On Tuesday forenoon a fashionable company assembled
wards of 1,000 petitions had been presented in its favour,
at St. George's Church, lianover-square, on th ie occason
af the marriage of Mr. F. A. lifiva Williams and Mile i raPrmantinff an aggn'tlath rd 264,788 signatures. In
the course of a subsequent lecture on the Land Question
Florence Farquharson, youngest daughter of the late
he said he was determined to hold his neat for North-
Captain It. F. Faniuharson, of Langton, Dorset. The
wedding party began to congregate by eleven
ampton. He declared that within a very short time
o'clock.
there must be • full and comprehensive nirasure for the
1 Fit, bridegroom came early, accompaniea by Lord Marcus
, Bereaford, his best man. wise the revolution so much dreaded would inevitably
Th. bridequaids were early In reform of the Land Lawn of the United Kingdom, other.
iattendence to receive the bridis_pn her arrival. There ,
were nine in number, namel),'Whis Farquharson, Lady 1 °e'er-
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meey Nelson, miss H„ney,,,..1, Miss si„negowerin, VisTRY 341111TInt0.—A meeting WN• held in the vestry
of St. James's Church, on Friday afternoon last There
Miss Violet Seymer, Miss Sloane Stazley, Mies Grace :
I Farquharson, Miss SI ildred Farquharson, and Mies E. was a large attendance.—The first business was the
IFarquharson. 'rhe bride on her arrival was received by nomination of persons to be presented to the magic-
her brother. Mr. H. It Farquharson, who conducted her trait's for selection for the .iffiee of CI verneern.—On the
to the altar, and subsequently gave her away, the proposal of Mr. Mate, seconded by Mr. Buckley, the
organist playing a tri implial march as the bridal pro. rollowing name's were agreed to :—Meeern. D. Evans, J.
Gifford, W. Reeve. I'. -H. Baleen, .1. Warn, F. Sharp,
cession passed up the tears abl ~ 'rhe bride wire •
dress of rich cream duchesse satin trio:rued with pearl W. Yerbury. R. Turner. J. Loader. It. Smith, C. D
embroidery and real lace ; a tiara of diamond. inter Webber, M. E. Farwell. W. A. Howell, T. m..u.i, W.
opened with orange blowores, covered by a lace veil. She H. Clench, and W. Lock.—Mr. Mate. on behalf of him-
carried a beautiful bouquet of orange flowers. The brides- self and coedjutor, Mr. W. Penney, said they found the
maids were dressed alike in very picturesque costumes, accountstee-reedy isatisbietory. Alluding to Ow question
consisting of ruby velvet coats, with cream brocaded , of burial fees, he said he thought the system of eliarging
waistcoats with jewelled buttons, and ruby ben/Aim extra burial fees for nou-pariah' osi might be stretched
skirts; three-cornered hats of rube velvet, tmmined with too far. A person who bad been for to years a resident
cream lime and feathers. Each lady wore a merrytle eight in Per" halMentsl to die out of the parish, and on being
brooch, having in the centre the bride and bridegrcomo ' brought there to be buried, quadruple hien wen..
monogram in pearls and turquoises, the gift of the brides elocriod.. —Mr. Stone, on the other hand, thought if
groom, who also presented each of the bridesmaids with, , parieltioneni would leave the perish they ought to pay
bouquet of lovely white flowers. The bridesmaids' brocchea an extra fee. He did not think they eould enter into the
were designed and manufactured by Mr. H. Lewis, of question id that meeting, and the matter dropped. lie
172, New Bond-street, who, by the way, supplied soloed time rem! the report. This stated that mime Om "stab..
the costliest of the jewels and presents in silver plata. liiihment of the Board in ':is the number Of WrIICID A wite
The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. B. , bad been buried was 4,799. Laid year they breed
Capel Cure, M.A., rector of St. George's, assisted by the 28e, but this year there was • ibiereane of 1,7 Th..
Rev. R. Farquharson, M.A., rector of Long Langton, ' balance,. in hand was only £l7 os. 2d., showing that they
Dorset The wedding party afterwards reassembled, al could not do without the extra ferec—l'he retirinc meni.
the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fiarquharien.;,, ei hers of the Board were re-elected. with the ex, eption ,4
Thomam's Hotel, Berkeley-square, to breakfaat. The Mr. W. N. Wemern being chosen in the pia.... ..t Its A.
' nuptial repast IVY Nerved up in excellent style in two of , Balaton. who did not °ger hirnmeli, and the auditors,and
, the principal drawing-rooms of the hotel, the tablesbeine ' this cone luded the business.
decdrated with beautiful flowers and fruit. Early in the -
i afternoon the newly-married couple, having bidden &dies
to their friends, left for Tarrant Gunville, Blandlord, lot
their honeymoon. The bride's travelling costume wild
i composed of brown velvet, trimmed with red satin and
I marabout feathers, with bonnet and muff to match. The
wedding presents were numerous, and included valuable
gifts of jewellery and plate. &c., both to the bride and
bridegroom. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
sent a handsome silver centrepiece' Prince Leopold, as
antique gold '
box • and the Duke of Teck, • silver sugar
basin ; Mr. liwfa Williams's gifts to his bride comprised,
amongst others, • diauiond bird, a ehrysophrase and
diamond necklace, a blue enamel bracelet set witb
liamonde, • diamond and sapphire marquise ring, s
diamond and pearl ring, star stone and diamond pin, and
dressing Pee with silver gilt mountings; Mr. Henry
Farquharson, din mend and pearl tiara; Mrs. Henry Far-
quharson, diamond bracelet; Mrs. Benett-Stanford,
miniature brooch, set with diamonds and pearle; Lady
Lethbridge, antique silverdnounted box; on. Mr. and
Mrs. Portman, antique silver goblet; Mr. H. Mensal.
Pleydell, set of silver-gilt Queen Anne teaspoons; Miss
Bankes, silver scent bottle; Mr. Forbes Robertson, dim
claret jug; Mr. Dawson Lamar, silver looking-glass; Mr.
Montague Guest, M.P., silver toast warmer; Mr. Grove,
slimed silver tea-set; Miss Grove and Miss Kathleen
arove, two fruit spoons; Mr. and Mrs. Hambru, antique
silver pincushion; Mrs. Edward Farquharson, beautiful
urge painted fan • Lady Charles Ker, pair of tall Indian
;ars ; Countess of." Nelson, two Duplex lamp.; Mr. Far.
euharson, large Dresden china looking-glasa • Hon.
Humphrey Stunt, brass looking.gissa ; Earl of dthester.
plush album • Mr. Henry Farnuharson, spirit table; Mr
Edward Perlman, pair of antique china breasts; tif
and Mrs. liansel-Pleydell, fan; Miss Fasepsharson and
Miss Mildrrd Farquharson, two Dresden china figures
with baskets; Mrs. Clay Ken Seymer, jardiniere. These
were a few ouly of presents from ladies and gentlemen of
lariat