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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

MELBUItY OSMOND.

M• 1111•0111 WITII • BOIIOWID Eitilo.—A. week
or two since, Smarriage was eel-braid between two
,abogg.ose el this wrighbourlio I. liverythme vim/
smoothly until the pal t of tho Parries relating to the
ring was reached, when the bridegroom hanteJ in vain
foe that newesery article. The ring could not be found.
A oonenllttios WINI held, owl at last the Ands, who
lies determined not to home the °harsh simile if she
I Iseult help it. iteggestrd that her mother's ring etionlit
be borrowed. TIM kin* was taken and Ihe etremoey
oompleted. Tb. brides own afterwards found the ring
in no. Of hiv elnkeln. and it eits at noes sob-Cwt.-it
for tme bnriowed one with which the ceremony had
been performed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

lt A Rltl AGES.

Nay 28, at Wareham, by the Rev. S. R. Cepel,
assisted by the Rev. +4. B. Taylor, tllen, eldest daughter
of Jam s Penton, Wareham, to Woodruff., eldest son
a Woodruff. Daniel, solicitor, ;pew eh.
41131.1 L, at o• cn....elC, P.. 1., 1.7 *L. Do.. O.
Morgan. incumbent, Mr Adolphus A. Woolfrey, to
Mary, second alsOter of Mr. 'wk.. of Poole.
June 1, at St. Paul's Fisberton. 8 dlisburr, by the
Bee. J. J. Jacob, incumbent of Horningsham, WI ta,
'misted by the Rev. A. B Handl. y. rector, Mr. John
Haw ins Godwin, of winterborne Earlelat- of Damory
Court Firm. Blandford. to Emma Itioake, tided
&tighter of dr. Wiuisra Dowding, of Fisherton Anger,
Wilt..
June 2, at St. Peter's Church. Bournemouth, by the
Rev. A. H. Bennett,assiated bytho Rev. A. H. Bmoott,
, Mr Howie Gooch, to Z. DAUM& Kate, sectond daughter
of Mr. W. E. liebbeck, h Atm and,artate 'gout, Bourne-
mouth.
June 2, at Allington Church, by the Rev. H. Fox,
Kr. Druoe, mechanic, to Miss Mary Miller
June 2, at St. George s, H•noveraqiukra, by the Rev.
F. itheZe'd. ones of the bride, the lion Albert Hood.
mound son of the late Viscount Hood, to Juts Jose,
only daughter I booms Wynn Hornbr, Esq ,of
Hph.m House, Hampshire.
Jun 4, at ki andf.rd zmt. Mary ("hutch, by the Ray.
J. W. Catt'e, Mr. hips s, of Soethampton, to sumo,
youngest d •ughter of Sr. ihillip ktheridge, baker, of
an lord ,t usu.
June 4, at West Knightoa. Dors t, by the Itev W.
Urquhart. insisted by the Rev. P. Sylvester, Henry
Andrews, of Wy ye second son of Mr Richard Andrews,
of M• ksham. to Mary Emma, e cleat daoghter of the
late Mr. Stephen Flower, of Wi odfor Wit..
June 4, at the independent Chapel, Dudley, by the
Rev. D. K. ehoebotham, John Ware. of the Aro of
Wipe Bros and o. Wisbory, and ILfth son of Mr
Thomas Ware., tanner, of Pi o .dbury. Devon, to
Marianne Clarke. laughter of Mr John Dawson,
oh mist and druggi•t, High-street, Dudley, and grand.
daughter of the late Rev Owen Clarke, London
At Wald tots, by the Rev. W. C. empler, Mr Joseph
Fleury Pareer, of %Val itch, to Elizabeth Ford, of
Abbotsbury.
DB AT HS.
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it Exeter, Mr IL T. Sweetland, one of the I
pro tors of the °ere* Wadi, Tuner, aged 34.
y at elton, liuutingdonshirs. th, beloved vela
of Mr. F. U. Abberline. forms.ly of Blandford.
May 313, st Jamie. Corsica, in his 30th year, George
John B udeaell isruoe. late of H. It's 14th Husears,and
sliest son of th. Itiet Hon. Lard Ernest B, um.
'ley 29 .t Hi.h-street, Poole, Mn. Waterman. sged
91, much respected.
M.y 31, at Do cheater. Ann 41eal, aged 52.
June S. at West +llingtoo,Etridport, Charles Purden
Sherif, Faq . aO.l 65.
Ju. • 4. at T ivrant Hinton, Annie, wife of Mr.
Phillip Hill, seed 40 years.
JUDO 4, at 9,0104•8001.4211110111 i. Belgrave aquate,the
Hon. end Bev Frederick Baring, aged 01.,
June 7, at the residence of her son. Mr. Thomas
Hawker, °Meer of Inland Revenue, Fordington, Dor.
cheater. Mrs. Mary Hawker, • idow, aged 87.
A t Bearainster. 11r. Howard Tolectum, ironmonger.
tr.c., deeply regretted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

BIRTHS.

May 28, at Stratton Mills, near Dorchester, the wife
of Mr J 0. Bwatrldge, of danghter, stillborn.
May 31, at St. Michaers Lane, ktridport, the wife of
Mr D Mann, baker, of • son.
June 1. at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Charles
Rooks, of a son.
June 3, at Biaeombe, the wife of Mr. B. Bridle, of
a SD.
June 3, at Woohey, near Wells, the wife of the Bev.
A. Cyril Poltroon, of a daughter.
June fi, at Trinity-Arcot, Dorchester, the wife of Mr.
G. Martin, of a daughter.
June?, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. C. Gill, of •
ion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

CONSUMPTION

Which has no ...paired through al Willow of IMO ascii I
This remarkable book treats of the dams, symptoms, aii,
progress of this PM disease. through all Its stages, sad Lb,

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTERESTING AND EXTRAORDINARY
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CASES OF CURE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

EzTABLISHED 1812.

H and T. PROCTOR lova* th• attention of Agriculturists to their SPECIAL BONS
MANURES which am of a superior quality, and the most *rooms:al that mu he ed.

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PROCTOR'S 111114 IP X %NUBS PROCTOR'S tli SPAT kANITRE
PROCTOR'S IMAM:WIC II a SURE PisOCTOR'S BARLef ..'NUKE
PROCTOR'S POTATO MANURE I PROCTOWS GRASS MANURE
BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME
Fell particular, not boo by post on application to lissom Ptocros, or their Aura.

ADDRESS

H. AND T.

PROCTOR,

ARTIFICIAL MANURE WORKS,
CATHAY, BRISTOL.

Woin—BIRMINGHIM, CHESTER, WARWICK, AND BRISTOL.

AGENTS :
Mr. J. BYMBS, Bradford PovorelL , Mr. F. G. caturrr, Barton Bradakatk. Bridport.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

LANGTON MATRAVEBS.

Cum harm/AL—The Lsogton Mstravers branch of
the Dorset Friendly Society beld their annual f.vi.tty
on Whit Wednesday. Alter walking in procession
through the ate et with brass band and onlours, they
atreedd the r wish slouch for Divine service, which
was enirleeted by the Rev. W. Dyer. who presehed •
very spproyriate and • most steeliest sermon from
1 Cot. L3L "Whether theraore ye sat, or *blob, or
whatsoever ye de, de all to the glory of God." Mr.
Dyer most altre'ionately warmed thorn sg dust drunkvn-
nese sea profane swearing. After diner the noml
legal and other tomt• were proposed end duly responded
an, and ealassquently iu.146 aporti were Wine&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

The following is a summary of tile decisions in favour
of the Wittooi and Gnu :-
1. It is the simpla4.
2. It is the teat liable to get out of order.
3. It Li the best made maehine.
4. It is the cheapest
5. It is strictly noiieless.
6. It works the essierit.
7. It works the fastest.
ft It cannot be turned blekward.
9. It requires 'be least mechanical skill lo opecriite it.
10. It requires the least time and instrucUon to learn
to use it.
11. It is the meet riertais sad reliable in operstioo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

o•Mia • *mime tic br• Tb. on. y win
• was •
• • ' Ikessiike - - • a*

The prigs. were peculiarly competent, two of them
being engineer,. snit one a collar minefeetcrer, one of
tbe enginems sad the manufsineter twine alio mooing
maribitie ezporta. Ther tested be oi:impieties niacliio.•
Us respect to iaah of all the itians !bat together coc-
oanut* the eficiency and utility of a peering m•otatio,
males immediate •warA of aupetiority in mu .1 to each
it. in. In the presence of a large coooeures of opectstors
to the trial.

Tito ek•raoter of the toots employed Is exhibited in
tho repot t from •biab we quota :
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"In regard to tb• do.oooof the jOdfe• strop Ike
coversj points, it way be ermolied 111.1, daring the
codes trier there was soweely an 44412 sot d'ffr,erow
of ooini.ll—as. 3. d, it woi hardly posisib e there
eoeldi br, 1.1. the pia. adopted was Owl, • surety both
of en•nimity nod • lose droisioe ; the laVer being, in
sash • p 1.., r•ither MOM nor Itell than the practiewl
solution of • wathem•tical problem. for, by 'separat-
ing lb. re.peative nirrits of each al.:thine into elegoriot,,
or " points." and eel j• wing each point esperat•ly to
MI. test of prectiesl work done on rash machine in
presence of the judgre, their decision stun rash roint
was r•dueed to the simple eat of recording the facts
developed.
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" For 'minim>. : each conteabint /Wins the M Ofi
elaatio stitch. Then sash ia required to aim • seam,
side by tide, on the bias of a piece of rlastio cloth ;
sad the judge takes the piece and stretobes it longth-
ways of the iresari, till one seam break.; h• still eon.
Moues the stretching bat the °air seam refusal to
brush at all. Homey.. disappointed his •rpeotations,
the lodge will hardly enlist on the reoord that tb• broken
seam is the more elastics.

" Suoh WeTO the tests, sod snob the inswitable dr
clowns."

After a cvnitost of nearly *even hours, the Willcox
sad Gibbs was di chired to be the hut Sewing Machine,
The importsnoe of this trial to the public w doe to
the facto that the questions &nide were sash as almit
of &hooka* determination, and that tho decisions wore
approved by • multitude of disinterested withdraw.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

WAREHLIL

Corm POLICI, Tburedae.—Befor• K. &idiot!, 2,01,
Rifest, • labourer, wa• brought on in monody
charged with stealing • silver watch from the person of
George Randall, of Creech, at the half-ay bow*
between Oaf* Ces.le 5.04 'Versions, so Tuesday, the
2nd 1.1. It appeared that all the parties bad been
driaking t the public bow, and on lb. /resonator
leaving be wee followed by the prieener and two or ben,
rimanit.d, and robbed of Ms welch. The Owner pleaded
frailty, and was remasded until to-day (Tuesday), bail
being emaciated for his eppeeranee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

SHEKBORNE.

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PAUL RAILWAY ACOIDEST.—When will railway
0.1'5604 learn caution? A tr•reller ammo' visit •
otition half-a-domon times hot he 0111 sorely see one of
the porters en.ting some the lin* jolt .5 the crate is
paring, or • guard delaying his limping into his nal
until be ha. put his lop in danger. A poor young
(slow named Chick, • port. r at it in
Its way of a train, In dooming the lies to • atonal, on
Friday, was Spooked &ma and received despirsta
fraecuren of both legs. If. we. at onoe placcoe on
trick, and • npenial rosin. sent off with him to the
Yestanut Ilospual. In 'sexing up cb• street be asked
for water, and his litter was itoppod whilst be was
supplied. He thou asked to bo Inid on hie back. In
ten nannies after hi. aelmineiou he wan deed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

PORTL tNO.

TUB GIANT MoulT QUMITIOM.—On Tbureday morn-
ins Wt. according to a revolution alreh waa passed at
th. meeting of the members uf the Boi.rl of Health.
held on the hri•ionv .fiernoon, . d.putation eonsiisting
of the ehairiu.a of the Bo•r4 (Kr. C. hlitebell) and Mr.
W. Gibbs waited upon Captain Mainiog at the Cutle,
but after waiting patiently for some time illey ears '
ihfurused that the impteln respeefolly declined an •
interview with any ineiribin of the 80ar.% The evi• int
then handed tie deput.tios a Dote, which Hathd that
Cvptain Manninu drarlined *mint sty of the members,
and if they wished to make any statement to him it
mutt be by wilting.
Vim. 01 AMORAL PSIIILZT TO TON C AAAAA L PLITT.
—On Taeedar last the Fire Queen, Admiralty yacht,
errived in the Phrtland Roads, hitvint on b aid Port
Admiral Sabine Psi ley. The Adair.l was saluted by
the Lug ship blinvt ItettriAdniiral wardnn. C.B.
The iro Billerophon arrived nearly at the lime
time with Admiral Bider, who boa an andienee with
the Port and ReerhAdmirals.oe limit,' the Bag stop.
After twee, ine the Beet, Anmiral Pal4.y returned on
braid his • be, end steamhd towaide Port.month.
The airaiili.neuee pr.-aeries of so many dittinguhhed
naval °Boers in Portland le quite nnpreordvnted.
Itnithidliitaly on the d-cisrtere of Port Admiral
3eitirm Paisley from the Bat ship. ord. is were postrd
in all tho rhise thst the Chaiinel flgevrir n 'soul . sail
all day break on Thum:lay or. roliis lot Qaevoshorrn.
Mire,. J. hassles and 800 nt 40 live .b•hp on board,
ne the miss Is will not touch shy tort owll their raters
to Portland. The rinedron raihd rn Thorniay, !Ming
.10•11 Channel is two grand divi.ioas. It I. thought
that after vi•iting Quienstosre the fleet will CIMMS
about the shops of the Cliannel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09

BEAKINSTZE.

GMT/ PITTT Monday.—Befors
Saddhi, &q.-11,11wrt Morris, a poen, wise and
.0d 21 was charged with daring the night of 3lsl
Iley kieril.rioeely breaking into the dwelling-hoeee of
Henry Loris, dairyman, his father, it liapp.rton, end
ta.r.froin too jaoliete and other tools the pro-
pe▪
rty of hi. father.— Oorornitted for trial sill,. arida-a
The defendant am tried at the last ssodoos at low.
abater f.r stemillog two eelese the airmen, of hii
fast er, so which eicaudon be pleaded guilt, and seemed
penitent, sad pro.Piesd U leniency woo *hewn him to
leave the neighboerhood, and lead a betror life, so was
then dhafterawf, by consent of hi. father, on his own
eifll6llool. is MD to come up for judgment when
salad SPOIL

Farlarocr Roam —The anniversary of the Bea-
minder Friendly Nasty was celebrated in this town
~n Friday last. The members assembled in the Fore.
plane • d pro@ seed in prooession to the strains of
the Dorsharter rifle hand, under or. Henry Wellspring,
t St Mary's 4 harsh. The morning services was con-
ducted by the Her. Mr. Nalony, and a very this and
appropriate sermon was prow lid by the Rev. A. Coda,
the nicer, the text heing taken from St John rrii. 15
"1 pray not ' lie The procession was re-formed after
leaving the church, and the mem. Cr. and visitors pro.
to a held pleasantly a little distance
fro,,, the to. n, oommen • • r tty view of the
surrounding hilly count y, about 230 sat down to
•n exce lan. dinner provided by Mr O. S. o•
the New Inn, under his COMM° lons new marquee.
Aft r d nue the usit.l loyal and I atrial& and ether
Meat, were proposed and responded to, and • very
agreeab'e afternoon was spent At Ave unlock the roll
we. oil ed, and the oluh, with their Sags and banners,
walked in prooessio . through the prima's.' streets. .nd
returned aga n to the 5.14, when dancing commenced
T. • bells of the parish church rem out merry peal•
during the day, and the promseclinge of a very pleas nt
an agreselle festival I:imitated about nine in the
eve•ing.