The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30 00:00:00

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The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury bas
appointed the Rev. Jacob Sturton. Clerk, Its., ViCAT of
Little Betlwyn, to be Rural Dean of Uni first portion of the
Deanery of Mariboreuglt vice Rev. J. 1). Iledg&m,
reliait'liAGE AT SALIM: RT CATHEDRAL —Oil Wednesday
i..,T the marriage of the Rey. Iluyshe W. Yeatman, curate
of St. Edmund, with the Lily Barbara Caroline Legg;
sixth daughter of the late and sister of the present Earl of
Dartmouth. was selemnisol in Salisbury CathedraL A
large number of parishioners if St. Edmund's and others
who had been invited to witness the ceremony were
aceommodated with seats specially reserve.' for them, and
at the close of the morning service the general public were
admitted, an.l in a short time the phtiee was crowded
with spectator, About Irilftpast eleven e'click the bride'
groin. attended by his "best man: Mr. Harry Farr
Yeatnian. and his gr onetime, Captain Yeatman, 111. A..
Rev. 11. Gore Brown, Rev. F. A. Lefroy, Mr. Gerald ilrant-
! Dalton, Mr. Douglas Garden. Rey. E lwerd Moberly, Mr.
0. Gonlon, aunt the Hon, and Rev. 11. Bouverie, tusk their
places in the Cathedral, and shortly afterwards the bridal
party arrived, and were met at the West .I.sir by the Ven.
Archdeacon Lear, the Yen. Archdeaeon Sanctaary, the
Rev. Ihinon Swayne. and the choir of the Cathedral The
procesien then moved up the nave, the choir singing the
hymn. 'We lore the place, 0 God," to the tune "QUAID
dilecta." The bride, who was led by Ler brother the Earl
of Dartmouth. wore a dress of rich white satin antique
approaehing the ivory Axle, with train of twaatiful satin
brocade, the whole being trimmed with very handsome
"tripods lace, tulle, an.l dowers. The fors Igo was high,
the sleeves nearly fitting the arm, and the trimmings cur-
responded exactly ti those used on the train aud skirt.
The entire dress Was in exquisite taste and extremely
handsome. The a reath was if orange blossoms. and the
veil I,f rich Brussels lace. The bridesmaids were the Iguly
Charlotte Legge and Miss Yeatman, Lady iletavaia Legge
and Lady Elizabeth Legge, Mess Grant Dalton aud Miss
Barn exhalent aml they wore dresses .d nthy velvet and
cream colour sent the hats picturesqueiv tri 1111 l led with
ruby velvet and feathers to match the dresses. The party
having taken their places at the east end of the nave the
inerriage serviee was proceeded with. 'I he Bishop of
Salisbury and the ll.m. and Rev. Augustus Legge etliciated
at the ceremony. The service both. use.' by bin is, !ski p
coil Mr. Legge, which were mounted in silver anti set with
earbuncles, were the gift of the bridegroom. At the con-
clusion of the marriage ceremony, the Ilely Communion,
Was relminstered, the Bishop of Salisbury being the
eel...bruit, assisted by the Yen.. Areloleswens Lear Aeti
Sanctuary, and the Rev. Canon SW3Y ne. The service was
choral, the introit being "U Christ, the king id heman
life," simg to the tun- St. Agnes. At the conelusi 111 l of the
ceremony, the "Wedding March " was played by the
organist, and the bridal party went to Om vestry where
the register was signed, the 0 itnesses helm: the NA of
Dartmeuth and Mr. Yeatman, the ehlest brother of the
liridegreom. On re-entering the cathedral the hrhle and
bridegroom, the 1161,1111411.1, and other friends proceeded
to the west door, whence they were conveyed to the
residence of the Ladles Legge in the Close, where the
welding breakfast was given by the Earl of 11311111011th.
AMOthe the company present were :—The Earl and
Countess of Dart th, and Ladies Pranees. Efigaisqh,
and Georeiana Legge Mr. and Lady Mews, Itarnardiston,
and Miss Mary Barnardiston. Mr. and Lady Willielmlna
' Brooke. Lady Car dine Legge. CeL Hen. Edward ann Mrs.
Lezee. lieu. and Rev. Augustus Legge. Mi.. Yeattuan,
. Mr. Yeatrnan. I 'aptaln Yeatmath Mr. and Mrs. du Boulay,
' Mr. Peres. Nevile, Mr. Marwood Yeatman, Mr. Grant
Dalton. Miss Grant Dalton, the Ilishep of Salisbury and
' Miss E. Moberly, Mr. Nathaniel Beret Miss %Vatetin.
' Archdeacon and Mrs. Lear. Archdeaeon Sanctuary. Canon
' and Mrs. Sweetie, Rev. %V. and Mrs. Pientt, awl Mho
pigotr. Sir William Mesilyeritt. Bart., Rev. R. G. Browne,
' Rev C. Bewley, Mr. Douglas Gordon. Mr. George Gordon,
' Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw, Mr. newer, Rey. E. Iluyshe, Rev.
1 ' E. P. Sketehley, Mr and Mrs Radcliffe. In the course of
' the afternoon the bride and bridegroom left for Holwell
' Manor, Dorset, the residence of Mr. Yeatinan.

THE PRINCE OF WALES PIG STICKING.
A VW* telegram, dated Baroda. Tuesday, K 12 Am.,
Rays :—The Prince of Wales and hill party left Dutka at
aix o'clock this morning for pig-oh-king. Nearly 1.000
beatera were employed. Great preparations were made
by the Gniciiwar Government A military combin wag
establishment round the hunting ground. There woe
three drives, but the boars broke hack or micapiel in the
high enter. One fair rim pig escaped. The Prince finally
killed one pig, and In coming home enjoyed some mite
abooting. Ile reached Barmla at II..). A new road from
Dittka, made expremly for the oce.ion, wa being hung
with lamps tic whole way, and patrolled by cavalry. The
population wax quiet, but eerieoc atel respectiful. A
deputation of chiefa from A 11mM0.1 was received at the
Aft.e. dinner the Prince ink . e and left
Basoila per special train. Bombay was illuminated.

CONDEMNATION OF A FRENCH munnimuls..s.
Sophie I:autier. a wealthy innkeeper at li .or, has been
condemn.' to death at the Calton; as.iset for livi ing sur•
cessfully dens' seven of her owl. niuitlr.u. awl a
grandfather. by sticking darning neislle• into avow. intes-
tines. In trying to kill the grandchild to prevent ite
snother inheriting front it her son's fortune, she drove a
long needle into its heart, but she Intl already driven
three others some days previously into its alst mien. The
amblenness of the mifortimete infant:Ad.-alb in the grand-
iin.ther's 613111•411 C PU3I.ICiOII, a post-inortein exanii•
nation Was held, aiel the Mine was ili•eo, ered end ie.-
fe-sed, In pri-on the an Ouch three thread...l needles
into her bre.ed, one of which was extracted with difficulty.
She say that others :ire yet in her body. This 1111 l r.lennia
I. den-rile..l as 3 thin, viperish little WOlll3ll of a e.sPress-
ing herself with a certain elagenre of diction. Though rich.
belonging to a ynd family, and attentive ti ber business,
I al.. lea a ....ndaltma.lv lieentioti4 life.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FANcy GooDs.