The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-13 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

December 90, the wife—of n. Foot. of Weenieuth. "1 •
eon.
December 31, at Malden-street, Weymouth, the wit° ' r
Mr. IL IL HAYWILD, of son.
December 31, at Fordington. Dorchester, the wife of M.
Richard Thorne, prematurely, of a daughter.
January 1. at Portland, the wife ef S. Ewing, Lieut.
Royal Navy, of • daughter.
January 4, at Strang way's Lion Hotel, Germ) Abbe', the
wife of Mr. Andrew Henry Northover, of alien.
January 4, at New-terrace. Rodwell, Weymouth, the
wife of Mr. J. Panchen, of • daughter.
January 8, at Parkstona the wife of Mr. H. T. Kelly. 01
• daughter.
January 8. at Chureh•lane, Charminatar, the wife of Mr.
Ellie, of a goo.
MARRIAGES.
December 33, at the P.niali Church. Wyke Regis, We
mouth, by the Rev. J. R. Wilms. vicar of Guilden
Monier, minted by the Rev. 0. N. Hotline and the Ho%
N. C. Pigou, rector of the pariah, Frederick T. Hetlinr,
Hatfield, Herta, to Eliza Rsrei..t Mecleml, third daughter
of the late L. C. Bailey, Staff-Commander R.N.
January 1, at Blew' ford Church. by the rector, Mr.
Thomas 8.. Smith, of Newington, Surrey, to Mary, eldest
daughter of Mr. fie rgo Freke, of Eaat-street, Blandtord.
January 5, at Pimpernel, Blaudford, by the Key. Burl.
ltitvin Robert, third ion of the late Mr. T. Weaoott. te
Emily, third daugthter of Mr. D. Cox, of Pimperne.
DEATHS.
Dccember fff, at 6 Augtustavpleoe, Weymouth, Ana,
relict of the late Mr. John Jenkins Rolla, aged 87.
December 29, at St. lichen, Jersey, Ana, the beloved
wife of William Stops, aged 46.
December 11, at 5. Oroavenorroad, Wermeelth• Mr.
'Samuel Burma aged OS
January 2, at Cherminster Mille. after • short illness.
Samuel Kendall, aged 78 years.
January 3. at Fordington. Dorchester, the latent
daughter of Mr. Richard Thorne.
January 4, at Mettle, soddenly, whilst attending the
pariah church, Mrs. Ann fiIDIS. aged 66.
January stb, at Loneliest, Poole, Martha. wire of Kt'
Charles R. Andrews. aged 23.
January 8. at Dorcheetm, Hugh, the infant eon 01
Quirks and Annie Jeffery, aged two weeke
January 10, et Bournemouth. Beatrice May, fourth
daughter of Mr. IL Bullard, aged three years and nine
months.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlLLS.—llealth's defences. Lord George Beauclerk died in London on flaturdal
—None save the strongest can with impunity par through evening, in hie eixtyeecond year. His lordship war uncle
the sudden transitions from wet to dry, from cold to of the present Duke of bt. Albans, and served In the arts!
muggy weather, in prevalent during the to autumn and tor mord years, having been present with the 10''
mr-Wwinter months. Influenza, broachitia. cough, sore Enegspg 1 the Crimean campaign.
throat, diptheria, or quinaey, will stack those most •
tchiful of their hmilth ; but they can readily arrest IDLY
of these complaints by rubbing Holloway's ointment twice An ammo. sad paa-amap mum are
a day upon akin adjacent to the armload part, and hy 8, High w Msbiee.W.
assistingSe corrective action with appropriate dome of hla
pills. well-known, safe, and easy mode of treatment
elEciently protecta the invalid both from present and future Print and Puillisked b 7 ilwi
thetbce3s Rifhigrood West, Dorchester,
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d without weakening or seen depressing the syt sem parish Of Tle Holy Trinity, for the Priopriotor,
lirdr slightest degree. • Tuesday, Jemmy 1.3,1111