The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-25 00:00:00

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BIRTHS.

----- Jun. 10, 10, at 4, York Buildings, Weymouth, the wife
of Mr. Frank Upjohn, of twin daughter'.
June 11, at Weymouth Barracks, the wife of Captain
M. W. de la Ptier Beresford, 49th Regiment, of a
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June 12,11 Upway, the wife of Mr. H. I). Roper, of
• daughter.
June 15, at Wincanton, the wife of the Rev. Robert
Roe, of Melbury Rectory, of • son.
June 16, at Itsunpisham Rectory, the wife of the Rev.
F. J. Rook., of twins.
' June 13, at Church Street, Crewkerne, the wife of
Mr. W. Ewens, of twins, boy and girl, still born.

MARRIAGE.

Jun* 20, at St. Peter's Church, Dorchester, by the
Rev. J. Morton Cohion, Yr. Alfred Spioer, of Wollaston
Terme, to Catherine Des, only daughter of the late
C. T. F. Axford, Esq., of Swindon, Wilt', and grand.
daughter otthe late Rev. H. Evans, rector of (Amylllos
Wootton. . . . .

June 13, at Marylebone Church, by the Rev. Robert
Fnuicia Willis, curate of Bradpole, and brother of the
bnde, Margaret Elisabeth, only daughter of the Rev.
Professor Willis, M, .A. F.R.S., K.L.H., Ito., Ire.. of
23, York Tenses, Regent's Park, London, and Park
Terrace, Cambridge, to William H. Resent, EN., late
Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.
Al St. George's Hanover-square, -the Right Hon.
William Huttt of Gibside, M.P., Paymaster-General
and Yice-Prestdent of the Board of Trade, to Fanny
Anne, daughter of the lion. Sir Francis and Lady
Stanhope, and ahem of the Earl of Harrington:
June 18, at St. Michael's Church, Okeford Fitspaine,
by the Rev. R. C. Pries, M.A., Mr. G. R. Trite, eldest
son of Mr. William Trite, builder, of Illandford. to
Jane, youngest daughter of the late Mr. William
Hallett, yeoman, of the former place.
Jane 18, at Kew, by the father of the bride, the Rev.
Decree Olivier, second son of Lieut.-Colonel Olivier, of
the Razor Howe, Potterne, Wilts, to Emma Selina
Eden, fourth daughter of the Lord Bishop of Moray
and Roes.
June 17, at St Wee', by the Rev. R. Moore, Mr.
George Witt, of Rinprood, to Ellen, youngest daughter
of Mr. Thomas Martin of the former place.
June 17, at Bt. Jude's Church, Seethe*, by the
Rev. T. 8.. Brovrnrigg, assisted by the Rev. F. Bade'',
John son of John Whitlock, Esq., of Clapham. Surrey,
to Elias Susanna, eldest daughter of George Mill, Esq..
and grandaughter of the late Rev. John Mill, vicar of
Compton Dundon, Somerset.
June 19, at the parish church, Lymington, Flants,'by
the Rev. B. Maturin, Edward Dennett, jun., to Sarah
eldest daughter of Robert Senior Barfoot, Esq., late of
Molinari Abbas.

DEATHS.

June 16, at Chalmington Fenn, Gattistock, Jane.
daughter of Mr. Dewdney, aged 17 years; and on the
15th, at LiniZon, near Ilcheater, George, brother (4
the above, 30.
June 14, r a few hours' illness, at Mr. T. Laver's,
Button Bingham Farm, Mr. R. Laver, second son of
the late Mr. John Laver, Pnnoknowle Farm, aged
49.

June 15, at Ctitehill Farm, Bore, Sarah, widow of the
late Mr. Tobias Aplin, aged 76. She has lived on the
same farm for 58 years.
June 16, after • lingering illness, Mr. Thomas Wool-
mington, for many years landlord of the White Lion,
Yeovil.
June 17, at Ihninster, after • very long and panful
illness, Bertha, second daughter of Mr. John Baker, aged

JUDO 15, at his residenee, No. 2, Grosvenor-gate,
Park-lane, London, George Gillett, Esq., youngest son
of the late Joseph Gillett, Fag., of IdLapperton House,
Dorset. . .

June 17, at 11mi:rater, after a long and painful illness,
Bertha, second daughter of Mr. John Baker, aged 23.
June 19, at Wells, Somerset, in the 79th year of her
age, Francis Could Tudway, relict of J. P. Tudway,
Ewq., H.P. for Wells.
June 20, at the residence of her brother, Dean Villa,
Diskeard, Cornwall, Anne, 3rd daughter of the late J.
C. Isaac, Esq., of Sturminster Newton, Dorset, aged
37 years. Her end was peace, haring borne with
Christian meekness sod resignation an lineup
for many years.
June 20, at Sturminster Newton, at which place he
had been residing for • short time on furlough, Serjeant-
MajorCharleeKing, of the 23tli Infantry, aged 39: He
was • native of Stunninster, but had served in the
British forces in various parts of the world for • period
of nearly twenty-five years, during which time he had
gained the war.n esteem and regard of the officers and
comrades with whom he was associated, and with whom
he had gallantly fought throughout the whole of the
late eastern campaign, bearing the brunt at Balaclava,
Inkerman, and Sebastopol, his various medals bearing
testimony to this; besides which he wore • special medal
for long service and good conduct. He was also called
on to take his share of work in the bloody fields of
India; and during his eventful career he received many
substantial marks of favour and approbation from his
superior officers. He leaves a widow and seven children,
who at the time of his decease were in Manchester.