The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10 00:00:00

MARRIAGES."

February 24, at 11;;;;—dri—.;;;I:l'y the Rev. J. King,
Mr. J. Darby, to Mt. Barak Gilbert, third daughter of
Mr. 0, Gilbert,
Marsh 1. at Blendford Church, by the Bev. C. Friss
Clinton, Mr, Harry An)lln, of Blandford, to Miss Lolly
Mutton, of Tarrant Legooeetou.
March 3, at Corns Abbas, by the li•r. A. H. Bull,
Sarah, eldeet daughter of Mr. John Young, to Mr.
Hoary Firnith, eldest sou of Mr. Henry ficultb, of Sidling
Si. Nicholas.

DZATHEL

February 17, Hopestreet, Weymouth, Edward
Johnstone Cuter, suddenly, from heart disease, in his
76th y nu%
February 191 at Wilkeewood Dairy, George William
Walden, infant eon of Yr. G. Walden, aged 1 year and
10 months.
February 20, at Wllkeewood Dairy, Mrs. Martha
Hallett Old, widow of the late Mr. Alfred Old, aged
78 years.
February 21, at Vieper Lodge, Portland, Polly, infant
daughter of Mr. J. P. Scriven, aged 10 mouths.
February 12, at Yeovil, Sarah Jane, the beloved wife
of Mr. Edmund Damon, aged 30.
February 23, in London, Augustus Bertram Champ,
800. solicitor, formerly of Lyme, aged 46.
February 24, at South Pethertos, Charlotte Ellis
Dousing,the beloved wife of Mr. Henry Lewington,
and daughter of Mr. Robert Hayward, butcher, of
Dorchester, aged 29 years.
February 25, at 1, Argyk-terram, Radipole,
Weymouth, John M'Conarsby, late Chief °Moir, I'.. N.
(retired), for mazy years in command of ()oast Gaud
mho" egad 68.
February 26, at Yetmlneter, of inflammation of the
bowels, Mr. C. Girrad, builder, aged 47.
February 25, at 1, Arnyliatarritee, Radlooki, WIT
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mouth, John ICConaohy, late Chief Officer, R.N.
(retired), for many years in command of Cosa Guard
ezotaers, aged 68.
February 27, at litmirpalue, Sarah, Infant daughter
of lir. John Foot, aged 4 mouths.
February 28, at the reaidenoe of his eon, Fordington
Mills, Mr. Isaac Hunt, aged 80, an old and respected
Inhabitant.
February 26, at Greenfield Cottage, Loot/fleet, Jane,
wife of Mr. George Trevose, aged U.
March 1, at Chapel-lane. Poole, Mr. William flyers,
aged 93 years.
Mirth 3, at Lougfieet, Poole, Sarah, widow of the late
Mr. Richard Room, Liuthorne, aged 86.
March 4, at Durugate-street, Dorehaeter, after a
lingering Rinses, Mr. James Pike, aged 74.
Marsh 4, at Weymouth, laab.fia Henrietta., wile of
Lieutenant-Colonel Williamson, 60/12 Rides, and
daughter of the Rev. B. H. Shipperdson, of the
Begrultage, Chestezle-Street, aged 27.
Mara 1, at Morley House, Bournemouth, Emma,
. Osier of in. late Sir Jobe Mordaunt, Bart, aged 61
4 . ,sirrob 4, at 2, Bridge-buUdinp, Weymouth, the son
..o:giteyeba ritagt Pr:esim atten4e,l ran:teeter, James, infant
gile el Mr. W. Spraokland, *god 9 menthe.
March 6, at Shaftesbury, Mr. W. H. Moyle, of the
Grosvenor Arms Hotel, aged 36.

HOLLOWAY'S OINTIIisT AJOPiLLIL —Sore TAroair.—
Thin is is our rattails oilmen° samplalnt more °minion
tbAn rids, tett more Bono) iog or more troublesome to ours
when abglected. The moment there Is any bonnets.'
er dry .00511, the put affected after fomentation with
ash wat.r, bbould be briskly rubbed with • plows
to open the parse fcr ab,orhiar the
Ointment, which shou!d be Instantly applied, sod that
proems should be repeated twia. • day, The most
4,be41.1. daust or wash will disappear before this
treatment Is would away, be as well wltUie trawls%
tbasseives sztanskly liftb Us °falsest to take •
wane of the Pill., wills/ di" todd 40 WO 174"01 add
PdP°4ltd add miss tie Ore.

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