The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

July 2, at West Stafford, the wife of Mr. Thomas
Leaman of a son.
July 7, at Fairwood, Bournemouth, the wife of the
Hew. H. Bayley Clissold, Nl' .A. of a eon.
July 7, at Richmond-lodge.. Bournemouth, the wife
of the Rev. P. F. Eliot, Incumbent of Holy Trinity, of
a daughter.
*July 7, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Henry Dalton
Roe, of a son.
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F4Ult CRILDIZS AT • Bl.—On Wednesday the
wife of John Guernsey, a mechanic employed in the
engineer department at Chatham dockyard, gave birth
to four girls, all of whom were born alive. Recently
the wife of • private soldier at Chatham gave birth to
three children, all of whom arc living.

MARRIAGES.
July 7, at the pariah church of Felke, by the Roe.
R. Dyer, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev. .I.
Houghton, vicar of Matching, Fates, father of the
bridesroom, the Rev. Charles Adams Houghton,
Incumbent of East Haruham, Salisbury, to Mary
Josephine, only daughter of the Rev. William Mayo,
Rector of Folke.
July 9, at Loutbredy, Charles Elliott, youngest son
of Robert Elliott, of Little Windsor, to Rebecca
Woodsford, youngest daughter of Mrs. Sarah Bartlett,
of Loughs*,ly.
July 9, at Bathvrick Church, by the Rev. W. H.
Walrond, Vicar of Nynehead, Somerset, the Rev. L B.
Walrond, late Curate of St. Martin'a, Salisbury, to
Elisabeth Anne, only daughter of the late Sharp
Thurlby, Ern%,_ of Belmont, Itathwick-bill, Bath.
July 9, at Ma pperton, by the Rev. Sydney Selwyn,
Rector of Milton, Somerset, uncle of the bride, George
Edward Mot. M.E son of Williaw Eliot, Esq., of
Weymouth, to Agnes harlotte, eldest daughter of
Lieut.-Colonel Marryat, of the Manor House, Mapperton,

DEATHIS

July 2, at Balmoral Villa, Parkstone, Elizabeth, the
relict of the late Mr. G. Wickham, builder, of Poole,
aged 53.
July 2, Elizabeth, the beloved daughter of Mr. John
Ingle, of Chatter* Cambridgeshire, aged 27. Her end
waa pesos,
July 3, at Weymouth, Harriet Gertrude, only
daughter of Charles Bleeck, Sol., of Warminster,
aged 22.
July 6, at Wimborne Minster, after • long and pain •
ful Mawr, Mr. A. Loader, of Dorchester, aged 33.
July 6, at Southampton, Mr. Joseph Henry Vincent,
eldest surviving .00 01 Captain Vincent, Superintendent
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, aged 30,
July 7, at Weymouth, Hugh Richard, the infant
son of Capt. IL Hoskyna Philip., Madras Staff Corps,
aged six months.
July 7 at No, 4, Brunswick-buildings, Weymouth,
Joanna bishop Chetwode, widow of the late Lieut.
Philip Chetwode, R.N.
July 7, at Petra-villa, Weeton-super-Mare, in his 79th
year, John Stone, Esq., barriaterat.law, late of the
Western Circuit.

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July 8, at Wimborne, soddenly, Mr, Immo Lodder,
boot maker aged al.

July 11, ;F-36, Frederick-street, London, Mr. John
Clare, formerly of Dorchester, aged 52.
July 11, at Blandford, Mn. Uenry Barrett, aged 49
years.

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Raw. SIR BURY THOMPSON, Bart., vicar of
Front, died at Bournemouth, on the lst inst., aged 71.
He was a well-known member of the Lower House of
Convocation, not only on account of the active part he
took in promoting& better representation of the clergy,
but also in consequence of his extraordinary height and
the geniality of his manners. He was the third
baronet.

DRAT!! or &Limn. Lovn.—Jolyi 6, at a pleasant
retreat in Jersey, to which he had retired hout 18
months Aimee, died Samuel Lover, wit, poet, novelist,
musician, and artist. He bad for some time enjoyed
a government pension of £lOO a year, and was 70 years
of age.
LORD LISLII died on Wednesday at Dawlisb, in his
8611 year. He was well known for his benevolence,
sad smly on Friday last be pereonally superintended
the gift of a hearty meal to 70 poor perione of that
town. The excitement of the occasion Ia presumed to
have been too much for his exhausted vitality, and he
afterwards gradually sank. He wee born in 183, and
married three wives. He is succeeded by his eon, the
Hoe. John Arthur Lysaght.