The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08 00:00:00

MARRIAGES.

November 26, at the parish church, Tunterspoddle,
by the Rev. R. Wally, ILA., Mr. G. W. Legg, to Mina
8. C. Rests, both of turner.purldle.
November 26, at Mandford Church, by the Rev. J.
B. Quirk, rector, assisted by his brother, the Rev. CV.
Quirk, (vicar of Over Kellett) Mr. William George J.
Vaunt?, cerpenter, to Caroline Elisabeth, eldest
daughter of the late Mr. William Kerley, both of
Eleadford. _

November 30, at Fordington church, by the Bee. F.
Motile, Mr. John Rogers, Dorchester, to Eliza Julia,
sewed daughter of Mr. George Pitheld, Fonlington.
December I,at liaventock. Wiltshire, Mr. Edmund
Cutler, third on of the late Mr. William Cutler, Bast
Bowe, to Miss Anna Bailey, of Hardt:our' house,
Wiltshire.
December 2, at Neufchatel, Switzerland, by the Rev.
L. at Bellefontaine, Thomas B. Benham, Commander
R.N., of Newton House, Dorset. second surviving son
of the late Sir James Benham, Bart., Dean's Court,
Wimbo,ne, Doratt, to Edith Mary, widow of the late
Major John Bwinburn, 18th Royal friin Regiment.

DEATHS.

November A at Winterboroe &Wane, Mr. Robert
Burgess aged M.
November Tt, at Piddletrenthide, Kr. William
Symonds, aged 79 years.
November 24, at Piddletrenthide, Frederick, only
and beloved eon of Mr. Henry Meech, builder, aged T 2
years.

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November 24, at Oalton, Miss Sarah Sturmey, aged
22 rears.
November 28, at Blandford, Frederick J. &verde*
mod g months.
November 21, at Blandford, the infant daughter of
Kr, James Parne, Jun.
November 29, at South•street. Bridport, Brame
miroag, widow of she late Mr. T. Strong, aged rk rats.
November 28, at Longtleet, Poole, Mr. Thomas
Johnstone, late supervisor, aged v.
November 29. Caroi Katie, daughter
of Kr.
teirobormi, eged 8i years.
Darembar 2, at thi rmadssee of her son-In law the
Boy. Th.. B. Jeanie, of Leighton Buzzard, Mrs.
Starke, relict of the lee• Mx. Richard dtsrke, of
upway.
Deoember 5, at Dorchester, after a haia wooos, Kr.
Stephan Dennis, memo, aged 47 rem,

TIN HOS CHARLES LANGDALII died it 5, Quin,.
sereek Mayfair, on Tuesday affsinsooo,in his alss you.
BIZ JOHN DOINZT lILLIMIO, Q.C., D.O.L.fonnerly
Queen's Advocate-Gapers], died on the 23r4 alf..,
Nth yew.

H. BICIIITIZ, the foremost orator of Frazee and sbo
roost distinguished advocate al the French bnr, died on
Banday, at his seat at Augerville.

GIUMAL PTGOT, Colonel of the 4th Dragoon Guards,
and the oldeot Neneral in the British army, died on the
21st nit., at his residence, Chievely, near Newbury,
Bake, to his 95th year.

Cerra in J. H. Montano CALORAFT, R.N.' the
newly-elected 11. P., for Wareham, died at his father's
residence, Rempstone House, near Corn Cmtle, on
Tuesday evening, in his nth year. He bad been some-
what unwell for the past mouth, and baing unable to
&eines the electors on his nomination at the late elec•
Doss, thii duty was discharged for him by his brother,
lit. W. IL. (Wenn ; but at that time no fears were
eatertsload of any serious remits. A few dayeafter the
emitest, Captain Calm-aft took • c hi, which brought on
bronchitis sod aeration of the kora - He was the
eldeat ma of John Halm Waren, Rem. ,who reprmented
Wareham from 18204. from 1832-41, end from 1857-59,
sod Lady Darolise Catharine, daughter of the sth Dube
of Ilutabeener. He entered the navy in 1144, served
tbeenah the Crimean campaign, and leasaine • retired
otatneaader In 1862. He wee a etaanalt Moral, and a
apperter of Mr. Weastaseis

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DOSCH ESTI&

AZIMIDIAOOIaL Paocro aa —Th. Rev. Prebendary
N. Bond and the Bev. Prebendary Daman have been
elected Proctors for the Arehdeseoary of Dorset.

Aocumne.—On Monday, the 30th ult.. • man named
Christopher Sunray', carter in the employ of Zr.
Chiluta, of Lowell, was riding on the bead piece of •
wasson he wes driving, when he ma thrown off by
some sadden motion of the waggon, end the wheel
pared over him, causing • fracture of his right leg.
'rho poor fellow wee taken to the Dorset County
Hospital end placed cinder the care of Mr. Young. He
Isdoing se well u can be expected.
Boaoson PUTT Session*, Monday—Before the
Mayor (J. F. Hodges, Eat), sad R. Davis, F.4q.
Henry Penny, of Yeovii for being drunk and creating
• disturbance in the paz) streets, at midnight on
Saturday, was sentenced to seven days' Imprieonment.

COUNTY PITY! SESSIONS, liataniay.—Before H.
Williams, and E. Pearce, &qrs.
Elias Deptford, for being drank and creating a die.
turban°e at the Brewer's Arms Inn, Nartinstown, on
the night of the fair, November 24, wee lined 10a.
Richard Norman, for being drunk and riotous at
Upway, November al, was sentenced to seven dare
imr
hiloent.
Dario, Edwin Drery, and Thorium Pareons,
were summoned for assaulting David Davy, at Hook.—
Deleadants were breaking gravel, which eomplainant
wee taking away with a horse end cart. Dave said they
called him lazy, pelted him with stone., and threatened
to put his head under the cart wheel. Davis mid this
was untrue, and that the charge waa made because he,
under their muter's orders, took the horse end out
from Davy, because he did not do the proper quantity
of work.—Dismiseed.
Tag WitArirn.—The following is our meteorological
report for the week ending Sunday laat

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Dhectton
&ate of Weather.
a z Wind
Nov
30 46 44 81 Rale
Dec. 1 69 47 BB Rae
61 I 48 881 Fog rale
3 "I'6 8W Mc
41 I 61 88W Ran
6 68160 SW Misty. rain
6 66 I 47 88W Rain

ODDFILLOWSETP. The anniversary of the Loyal
Bud of Hope Lodge of Oddfellows was celebrated on
Monday evening, by • supper at the Junction Hotel,
under the pr,sidemiy of the Worshipful the Manor of
Dorchester (J F. Hodges, Req.) Nearly • hundred eat
down to a splendid repast of several sourses, including a
liberal supply of game, kindly sent by Colonel Start,
11. P. Mr. Alderman Look oecupied the vice-chair, and
the company included--Dr. Aldridge. Dr. Smith, Mr.
Councillor T. Bennett, Mr. Councillor Gregory,
Mr. J. Robinson. Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Lanvon, Mr
Wellman, Mr. J. Emit, Mr. Wallis, Mr. J. R. Taylor
Mr. Ramsay', Mr. J. Morgan, Mr. Lovell, ke. The
usual loyal and pstriotis toast" were given, followed by
those which are customary relating to o.ldfellosrs and
kindred societies, " Succeed to the Manchester Unity"
was responded to by Br. H. J. Ampblett. V.G., in an
able and interesting speech; "The Poole District"
found a ruitable exponent in Bro. B. S. McAuley,
NO:; and 'The Loyal Bud of Hope Lodge"
was fully displayed in its financial and modal aspect, by
the long-tried secretary, Bro. W. J. W. Pike.—The
health of the medical deers was eordially received, and
Dr. Aldridge replied.—The health of the Chairman and
the Vice-Chairman response to "Kindred
Societies," speeches were made by Bro. Old, Secretary
of the Hand-in-Hand Lodge of Oddlellows ; Bro.
Heiken, &CAL, of the Loyal Court 'Program" of
Foresters; and Bro. Barrstt, for the "Old Friends."—
Mr. A mphlett proposed the "Mayor and Corporation
of Dorchester." and his worship briefiy replied —(cheers).
—The " Boatels" was asknowledged by bar son, Mr. T.
linen; the "Ladies" by Dr. smith; next same "The
Press." "The Visitors," and finally "Our Next Merry
Meeting." With harmony and conviviality the pleasures
of the evening were prolonged till the happy party
separated.