The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

Wair-liostDaY sum observed u • general bolldsj In
Dorobester.

RADICAL Socoses.-311r. /1 J. licitehhigi, formerly
of Dorooester, tamed sumenfully, on the Bth inst.,
his anatorniail and physiological txtrainatiou at cue
Royal College of Surgeons (lineland).
DO UST blitlria.—Tue have hal bad weather
for drilling coring the paat week, but they ern making
psi:Nasal progress. and will no deign tails Iraitaag
than the high positioa they have hiitoita held.
Tan MILITARY CZNTRL—Mr. Cardwall'a decision on
this subject is still to *bayonets, and the right hon,
gentleman has arranged to roomya a deputation from
Trowbridge ou the 28th inst., to urge his selecting that
town. _

THI FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDIXL—Yr. Dart, of gm
goods &past:neat of the BJuta- Watsra tiailwity, is
getting up a vabscription for the widow and orphan
children ut John Wit a, who was killed at liorohester
ststion on the 14th inst., la the discharge of his duty,
for as he touohingly pat it, "he wall eat help It, atid
there was no one to blame." Yrs. Wills is • very
reirpeetable and deserving woman, and any assistance
01100 will be most valuable.
WIATHAIL—The following is our msteorologioal
report :

J I II: Weather Uate of Weather.
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a.
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May • •
23 it 46 N& NZ Bak
14 61 44 Ng Cloudy, rola
13 68 M. N& W Cloudy,thae
10 41 £0 8W Fine
17 61 41 NO Rala
23 46 U NZ Gloomy, rain
10 14 114 N& W roe, ahowere of rain & hall

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3nn D.R.V. At Me weekly drill, on Tnanday, when
there war • capital muster (as usual), harermeks, mem
tins, and wstra bottle. were issued to the company,
preparatory to • little campaigning on Whit-Ronday,for
whieh day the following order was leaned
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MUM MONDAY (Book 110111 a)), Tbe corps will parade. with
Oh. bsod. at 10 a.m.. sod march into the country. Grass
costa to be carried folded. Glengarries to be worn. Water
bows., bevereselia, sod mmi tida•
Breed and uncoated rations will be issued on the halting
grottaL
It was understood Biagdon wee to be the site of the
sontemplated operations, and the eorpeautiothated the
day out with oonsiderable pleasant. Blandon to •
heathery eminence in the pariah of Portethain, on which
stands • monument to Sir Thomas Hardy. It is held
by W. Manfield, Ben., who readily granted the corps
permission to halt there for drill and the ordinary
routine of • day in camp. The wintry wet weather of
the past few days had marred the prospect of a
thoroughly esjoysbie outing, but volunteen have
learnt to tithe the metier sail comes, and aluicat
without a innroter The clearing up of Sunday evening
meted new faith theta fine day was in store tor them,
notwithstanding the proverbial floklenees of May; and,
Monday turning out lima, they stated off in high
=confident whether it rained or shined, they
have "• good day.'
Mantuan or Miss fiiy.—A wedding took plass
at St. Peter's &arch, Dorchester, on Thursday
morning, the 16th inst., which attracted a large
exigregatioa. It teethe marriage. of Miss Early Blanche,
only daughter of lb. James Lily, of the A.nt,lope
Hotel, Dorabeeter, to hir. Thomas look, of tie Manor
House, Dowlieh. A Large number of Qs relatives and
friends of the bride and latidegroorn were prceept at
the earemosay. Mr. Task, with his brother Mt. °torte
Task ma "504 sea," here the first to strive at
tbs skink; mai s sassuisa of misdeals with Mill'

lions and rairs of greys, conveyed the friends
of the happy couple to the nacre I edifioe.
cone the bride, leaning on tho sr. of bar lather.
Slit) w:s attired in • drms of rich white cimdsd
ail: trammel with Mabee lace, and wore • wreath
of orange Wiwi° 6411 jamiine, with tolls veil ; and
she carried • charming &Aqua. The at modsot brides-
maid' were three. a fourth havilig been unavoidably
cl! mined in Lonloo. re. were—Mill Ad. Fisher, of
! Bath, Miss Miry 010611. of London. awl Miss Amy Ann
the, of Weymont I. They wore dresses of motive
tratiatb with whi e muslin over. nod trimming. of
in also rucbinga. an I %%delicious°i ime, mauve bow
.mi, marabdut trait Ar. 1,01 load • h.did•
n.m. b lilt. TOO .1 H. o 11 W
‘1 1.. LOU I/. 1,• • • t. 1 • on.
the wori r. glider ant signed io tho voids), toil
his, n, us Ow no, miy !married pair left the chureh,the
bells pe•led f.,rthi j quest,. Wo should say that the
11 ....y by her father. It was a brignt
genial lump ng, iii all the auguries were indicative of
a happy four., fur the chief actors In the in-
tcreiting or Emmy. Returning to Mr. Ay's, an
depict driliner was prepared for the wedding
party whiou numbered about forty. The health of
" The bride sod bridegroom" was felicitously proposed
by the Iles. it. Esentt, and Mr. Tuck di acknowledged
it In • few hearty words. Mr. J. Reunion gave "the
health of Sir and Lira Sly," and Mr Sly expromed the
pleasure It oil mi..l him to have so many old friends
around hni mmaalon. The health of Mr. and
Mrs. Tuck, sera., WIWI glens, and Mr. George Tuck
responded. Mr. Rowland Tbornat proposed "The
lodine," on when bend( Mr. A. Mason pleasantly
responiled. The health of the Rev. if. Everett
was given by Mr. Sly, and the rev. g !oilman
reipied. Mr. Sly gave "The visiting," and Mr.
Richardson ably acknowledged the compliment. TOO
•• Health of Mr. John Sly," given by Mr. Rowland
Thomas elisited a happy response, and a poetical senti-
ment in honour of the event being oelehrated.
Throughout the proceedings the heartiest good wishes
w. ro ewe/sod (or the future welfare of the bride and
ori•ivownp. Thu brida protest, worn num.1,1.11 and
iochume. Too happy pair I. toot 1.:10 emaid a mower
of lice and satin alippers en rusk tor LOIOItI to spend
thu noneyinuon.