The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTI4], TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1878.

be left by the Monarchy in discharge of all
liabilities. and to start afresh. A national
bankruptcy court is not yet formed, and whit-
washing tie Spanish nation would be &Moult.
The Previsional Government of pesos and order
starts with • wretohad prospect of doing any-
thing. Maanwhile the °whets we making way,
and mutiny in Its worst form has disgraced the
republican army the Oommander-in-Ohlef,
Velarde, having to fly from his troops. The
. Prime Minister, Senor rigneras, had escaped in
disguise from Madrid, sad found an asylum in
Brame.

THE DORSET BATTALION AND THE

man follOwitil, Ind eluding at this bottom,
shook tett all him, sad ariod "Let me utak I
you" he., he. By and by., however, they got pod
birds, sad Ur mu raid arm su.k with him now
"daunt laughing to stink of thrir fine mettles.
I Strang • ragged school, when stooping duos to troll
a little fellow two or thus would jump on his b.cit and
set tho whop' in a roar; another time • 1.1 put on his
top-oost and moulted strut with it nisi bit ;
and ors some urchins roe , If with the step ladder they
got apse tito room, nod *crowd came to lough at them
Meuse they mould not get out However, this Muir
room prospered, and has dovoloplei iota • repasts
parish with sobool. hr., and lad who w•ro thsre at
the begirds( now ;mob °thus. In • nether room they
collected all outgo( people who woos towbars tar, who
complained of their clothes, sod mothers who can't go
elsewhere bran.) of Ma Naar. Tho babies wan •
great difficulty in Londos, and until they had 141[Vi0011
for soothers and babied, he didn't know what wai to
berme of the mothers of London. But he left
Clarkenwoll and went to the fashionable west end, with
its ID. squires, bat there were some very small streets
there. One row called Virginia Pius wee named by
the people Little Heal or Devil's Alloy, and dissorrod
it. Thant wore six beam each oontaining run
funiliss. and some of Moto had one or two lodgers. He
went into one room, and found a fins boy of about three
dying in a orris, walt a woman bonding over it
drowsily drunk. Arottaid her sod s.ld the child was
dying; the woman said "Good job I better off!" Asked
whets the mother was and learnt in •• the Crown"
round the sorter, whew; eh. Lee been from six that
morning till one. Ho said it was cruelty to animals
and he should fetch s "Libby." This was mould to
he mother, and she seas raving with another woman,
shouted and swore at him, and danced around hint.
This stirred up the woman at the cradle, aad she joined
In the uproar, and in the midst of it the child died!
Going into smother room he found lee children with
fez leo on them than 'hosteler in the Crystal Paler,
for their mother had just taken their bits of shirts to
the pawn-shop for drink, and they bed got • Paw in
whisk be aunt they had • little dirty flour a child bad
plotted op and mixed with water, because, so they sad,
WI were so honer,. Such manes as thou steeled
Lie wry oral against drink, mode him feel it was On
mutest MUM Of our land, and do what he could to
stop it. But for it, children sharp 'and bright as the
Quern's own ehildrec, woull he clothed and educated,
who are now wretched and ignorant. Be made it a
guar to go and fetish what women he ould out of
the publiebouss, and the people some to say oriole
his 'Oh I lure's old Wintoo, going altar hisismbs."
U. ;poke roughly to them s mistimes, and they took
from him what soar would not sun from their
husbehd., for they felt hp deserved their outdoor.
Ou woman he had several Hass got away from
drink for thus months at a time, but he oould
not get Ur our that period, fee then she would g• on
the drunk for a week. They had a working men's
Institute; did not profess to be toototel, hut no drink
wee *Dewed therein. Is their dketunato class they
found men intelligent and shrewd about polities ard
sordid questions, but very ignorant about religion. Be
established a reading edam and adopted the Bible as
their text book. Be described the diMoulties of his
class in learning the names of the first live books of the
Old Testament, and after a good deal of °robing nod
stammering they got al them fairly, but put the fifth
as" Montgomery. One terrible man who had buns
gnat drunkard waii first made a teetotaller, sad taught
to read, after which he was to be found at boots night
after night reading the Bible, and when be (the
speaker; asked him Or other day what he was shout
he mid "Oh I wirsing to! nio and my boy road Neves
&span last night: get to Pail—fino chap that;
hays left him among the Jews I' This and other stories
of mission exposiernos .602011 g the "roughs' of London
passed OA hour sad a ball most intsrootingly. COOS
mea was fond of fighting, saw the "mill" bolero
Bayer sad Houma, boloaged to a slab the qualilloatica
for will& was arias a rat I but the Lord Washed him,
he was terribly troubled about the Matt of his soul for
✓ural weeks, bat at lomat got pros, regularly at.
Ueda the minden meetings, tbon brought in his various
Motives. and finally the nua who first led himself into
minte. Those things showed the work of ths London City
Mission wee good rid powerful, but there was not
rough of it. Ringing bells for church wso no use ;
what they needed was to go to the people's homes, talk
with them, enter into their sorrows sad woos and the
difficulties of their life, show them God 1.64 their beet
friend, persuade them to some out of their mists, and
• attend where prayer is wont to be made, and live r
those should who have got to die, and after that the
jadgmont. Theme/as a groat work in his district in
connection with temperance adults sad children being
thus saved from ruin. Ho Lao spoke of digressions in
the streets on the Bible with infidels, from 10 am. on
Sunday to 2 a.m. on Monday, nod showed the way
they met the objections advaneed,and some good moults
therefrom He 'tutelar off with describing • terrible
row between a man and hie wife in Devil's alley at I
a.m., which nobody would step in to quell, till the
Ott, missionary headed them, and after ail was
purified, a polirman canto up, u them are wont to do.
dram their work, and the need of it, he prayed them
to lasuasis their help to the London City Weldon.
After slew words from th• Chairman, the moieties wiss
closed jut before ten by singing the doxology and with
benediction. The collection amounted to LS Ps.
Ootitirr nut 8011103111, Saturday. —Before Mr. H.
B. Middiaten and Mr. G. Oburoitill.
• boy named loses &taiga alias Whittle, wee
Maned by Joseph Bowditoh, of Cowry. not • relative,
with stealing a Ore of pork, value 81d., OD Saturday
night. . . .

this lad went late the shop for some trilling
artkde, and from his masnor on leaving promentor mu-
Ctlihim, 40 salted him hack and asked him what he
atder his arm, when the Lad gave tip a plead el
boon.

Proem— tor did Dot press the ease, aad he was taw
Wood with • outieo.

It esewas----171a-irt-h-e-r. has almooded, mid hls mother
has base left with nine shildreo, who have lately bees
admitted to Beamluster Miles.
_ _

A boy nested Mary La/Ary was ohirspri witb
(oar wpm rale* 24, *be property of Jobe Trottiti
/roots Vsaabarett.

_
I oonsegneees of edging s number of sip on Wed•
nesday the presseetor marked are In a nest in his now.
bons" Subagentsly saw the boy on there, and when
he same oat asked kin what be had taken, when he
pee up fonr of the eggs he had marked.
Plied fis.

Author, from Mrs. Rogan he Kr, 0. Neer6oci ; the
Jumada° Motel, llaraisortby, from Mr. Bennett Banes
to Miss Christian /Wait ; the Glob. Inn, from Mr. W.
Heroes to Mr. D. Brashest; and Mee Maltsteirs Arne,
frini Mr. J. Myell io Mr. C. Stevens. —ln the last two
woo, Mr. F. Travers appeared on behalf of Mews.
Mills. sad Marston. owners et the hollow. In refer-
trace to the 11411.41am' Arms end eller boathouse,.
Mr. Travers sold that obeli the herniae was renewed in
fleptember Last, this was done on rertain conditloar, as
eodoravel upon the certifies's,. Thera had been soros
doubt all to the interpretation of the Act. het Mr.
'dreiretary Brit» hod lately written a reply on the
antjeet, and in acsordeoft with each mid/ he (Me
Twerp) now 'shad that the proviso io the eartilioate
might be eis.oelled.--Aldetatan Harker said, in the liras
plains the magistrates no• alttleg were not the Hams-
ins oommilass. —Mr. Travers went ou to remark that
the proviso he had referred to, made it oosdidoaal that
beerbuosim should be made of the annual vain* of £2O
under the provisions of the dot of 1272, but it would
appear from gr. Bruised letter that the section of the
Art only related to houses newly iliteneed &Der the
peeping of the Act. Mr. Travers also wished to know
on chat principle the value would be calculated—
whether the meglirtrates would appoint a valuer to de-
cide the point —Alderman Rogers sad Alderman
Harker observed that the principle was given In the
Act. Alderman Hanker.!, odd be thought it Prabahla
that the licensing committee would take the matter
into conaideration, and would give some informatios
before the next Uoensingday.—An appUeetloe was made
for the Smaller of the Dove beerbouse from Mr. .1.
Weeks to Mr. C. Mitchell.—The Mayor however bald
the latter that " he was seuimened before ths beitob
on ths 22nd May, for being found on lioensed premises
at prohibited hours, the inagiateste. did not oossider
lime lit persoa to be entrusted with • Roane& Tim
appliostion was therefore refused.
Ytrri BIUSIOSS, Bstaxday.—B•fore the Mayor and
Alderman F. T. Rorer,.
' names CAampios and Jittery Pool were brought up
for obtaining some mankerel from Thomas Wills, by
n"" of la" itrittenom. The prosecutor did not
appear, and the prisoner. • On discharged with a aaattah„•
Arrseseia Auer was sharged under • warrant with
' ' assaulting hie wife Lades Joiner. Mr. F. Travers
attended on the part of the complainant,
' and stated
that she did not wwishto press the charge. The prisoner
wise ordered to enter Into his own recogninadaos to km,
the pow tor six months.

blessed lord. He did soh speak to ; nay, He tared
not speak to smolt mortals ; arid as He lay upon that
Mira our «eau pealed forth It strains or sweetest
melody; an I, oti ! did uot Our heart.' burg within us
as irs past upon the mime."
3. "Sm. poopl• talk &limit ghrist, tome pray to
Him, and seam believeli Him, hut it is all to no pur-
l.*** ; you must eat Wm, aid than yogi Imes eternal
life."
4. Whoaver trams in Christ alone for salvation Ls
La a delusion, billeting • lie—. lie of the devil."

HOSPITAL SUNDAY IN LONDON.

Following the exempt- of mune of the lug. provincial
town& Loudon on Juoe 15 had Its first iteepii• Sunday,
when thee* were 'afloat...us lo vary egeo, etuxohos and
chapels in aid of the hospitals sod tairmaries of the
Mai opals.
At lit. Paul's after morning prayers, their itoyal
Highttessee the Prinos sad Triages" of Wiles, with the
Duke of lidiainugh, Waded tee mid-day Commenloo
arida. The Corporation of Loathes &leo *needed the ser-
vice in stet, The Prime says the Doily Telegraph, looked
well and minor, and ever/ huh a prates. The mesem
was dressed in the simplest possibie attire of black and
white striped muslin, with Mee het end feathers ; and
the Duke of Zdloburgh's brained foes toompleted •
tableau that was most striking from Its &balsa of ail
puede or ostontatitio. The climax of the catty dail
was rescha when, daring the singing of the N icons
Creed, the Were, grouped around the unall but ornate
oommunion table, turning their bootee( toarlet and other
*Hours to the oengreeation, and to touohise ohords of
raude,the choir reelted thredethile of the Great Biography.
The Bishop of betides selested as his text St John
• 35—' By thls atoll all moo knew that ye are my
eieelphie' If ye have love one to soother." Tale wee one
of the dillioultlee in religion. that, though the Christian
faith, planted by a few illiterate man, bad *belies
Paganism lofts beaus, and Eta illy planted the Crosses
Ha ruins, • similar pregame did not appear to have been
made Mn... Twothirds of the world were in spiritual
darkeese and many of our own people bearing the
Christie; cisme grew up in practical heathenism. Was
God's arm shortened? men asked. Had the Gospel
lost its virtue? The resaoo of this apparent faille,. wee
in aureoles& Where was the faith that roe owed
moustans ? Where the self-deslal that Wt father,
mother, and all for the Gospel ? &bore all, where was
the brotherly love that did more than reasoning or
miracles of old in promoting the spread Cluistithity f
, Here was the fatten in the ()harsh of the Latter Days.
He urged the duty sad advantage of Um settee Wave-
lane. oomprised in relieviag the disk poor. In tke
aftersoos -Bishop Olosititee presidia tries Si. Lake
set, 19-10, plods( to amity se • vital prtorelpi• ed
Ohriselseity. 1. the cuestas the Bee. W. W. How. of
Whittle/ton, peached, dreousidag the oleic of Land oc,
sod complain at to ate of the Cates of Use Pima. no
day's oeltions seseented to £5lO.
At Wasuaineter Abbey, in the morass Canon
Protharo preashed from John Iv.. 21, urging the
Christian duty of eappertiag hospital& It was the
ooe peed sock of balalaika*" and philanthropy In
whish every class of meet, every sest and (Hendon of
religious belief, every vitrisity if paideal sad emmoutle
theocists, might work in harmony. Hers they might
bold ost the right hand of fellowship, sad on toe
broad bade of • gammon hanueolty sad • common
legs", of sorrow. sufferiag, sod disaster, meet without
feat, swishes, or envy, as ohildrea of a oronocan
father. Hers wee a work most sowsigall, ennobling,
and Chriethke, and in which they mists litboar In the
boods of peace with the very same instrumeats and
with one mind. Tbere were upwards of sixty hospitals
for remora and speolge purpoess, within whose walls
many thousade of pedal sufferers front Seery form of
disease and variety of asiios, monad aad
were from year'. sad to you's ead eastaatly roosived,
sued for, and treated. In twelve general hospitals in
oth year high hetook at random, there were early
half • million of In and eat patients reosivlag relief;
In other words' sae In eaves of the whole populittios
of Loodea. And if he took the Farthing fifty it
would be no exarration to say that more than half
Lb. popidadon of Leader* were beim treated for disease
or aosicient In the entree of the year. But for these
inetitations as might fairly sesame that fevers and eon-
Legions diseases would sever be kept ender orietrol, sad
that London would basses a mere lax., house Is
which his could hardly ander any circumetanose be
insintaltued. Again, the hospital' exercised • great
moral inansoee. Did the patients leave them and
Man to tlaar homes withoat gratitude for the benefits
they had relayed ? Did they gain no wisdom, no
wholesome letwoos of patience under allioUon and truer
views of barna° suffering ; no jester appnoiation of
the generous and disinterested efforts of ethers to
relieve suffering then thet whish was suggested by
political &glutton and ordeal writers' Did they not
leave the hospitel more Christian and loyal moo, better
fathers sod mothers, sod with a Glazer understanding
lof the relations a human life? la abort, these ineti•
, talons were • benefit I. eosety at large, both physkally
and morally. They tended to knit one clam of society
to soother, and beam moiety, in order to be healthy
mutt In every put of lit. dependent, the rich on the !
poor, the poor oil the riela, sad this mutual &pada°,
must be felt, athnowiedged, md appreasied. nosily
he appellate thorn on religions ground,. The offertory
amotatted to fIOB. In the ateracon the Corporation
of Loodon attooded in stets, sod Bev. B. Deolurotth
preached from Si. John is., 2,3, le tbe evader the
Archbishop of Yak prearthed from the 'Oath, for the
day, "Lie Witt loveth not his brother abideth in deal*
Temple church had an ovaileontag angregatioa and
tls Bev. A. Alegoe preached from 'be words "God I.
lows." cps was oolliestei.
At Lambeth @blush the Arathishop of Canterbury
preached from "Joan. wept." The ooagregation is
poor, and the oollestion amounted to 126 1 la. 3.1., wadi
the Bator onsidered very satkdactory.
At the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. the Bev. Dr. Remy
presidia from Si. Luke rig , 1-5, pointing oat than
Mathew ware not to be regarded as punishments foe
'pedal gin&

rit Surrey ettap4, Rey. Newman Ebb preached from
Mattes/ aryl., 36, "1 was sisk and ya visited "ou
the prase-Sal duties of Oltristiaas. °statists WU not
• thing dashed from every-day life. Thee wee a
religious sentiment of this kind, but it was noisy and
frothy in is Sassier, and too clan led to social sake
kmbee of a dresdful nature Their religion rat fat
U ttle unless it entered late and gave the tune to ask
daily thought, dads, sad isondas.
M chapel, dev. Dr,' 14`• salsa*, at the
ekes of Se ordinary eery*, &Mama the eagrege-
Use, argiag it sae o duty to look to the preservation
of our beliS Sass& as they were the property of
ebile we wen so slowly eonneeta with salt
that we transmitted heath or illness.
We should ecotribel. to the are of the body of y
man, not amiss by like the priest and Levies, but,
like the good Seasarden, Sadly up the waste of the
Meted. The best generel mode a dale( thip was by
*sporting the metropolitan hoe/Atli"
Dr. Rslagh preerked at lise-sourt okaflaritador -
bury, paeans out that by hospitak it was to
• pat extent up, roc lei/Arida& to seek oat
easaavramosely gr= • but by so mush Se more
mho we Spurt those astitatlasa
Soargeon's Wessel* Se Rev. W. Lathed, of
I,4verpool, was the preaelset, Mr. Spargesa been( an-
well, There was • wad eaagregallea.
41.1 the City-read Wisteria Asa, the Rev. G.
Bowden preached from Kakis, rm., 34-40 ;
Horassy-road Wesley's eltspel, the Rev. W. lealow,
of Waite* from St Lake Itl.• lie who POilito4 to the
Wastage we enjoy as an ineeative so the tidied of lust.
lag humanity; and at Stailley-road *lmpel, the Rev.
WOulish masked keen Lake nil., 4,11, -ad=
• systesk eel preportionate emeseratiou of
11610 ab• •
_purposes of religion sad Gawky.
At the Preeisteriaa Sena, Ileuet-equare, Se Ro,.
Dr. Dyke' preached from St. Lake it. ,sad eels.
sidend the nudes between Christianity sad phydal
saffering. Christianity declares that pale aaal poverty,
sad dimes. and death, as net emoidental evils, bat
seasatially esteems' from sin. The mast "advaseed"
theories of our time point in this direetke —that is.
marality sad aims are tha predates of unhappy
phakel ooaditioas, and therefore that the week/ sae
be beet niolanned from Its wiekedeas by sanitary,
elneational, sad other outward methods Of MOTEL
Teeth Him lith the inward soma of trustful deeds%
sad His virtue, the bailee fora of His Dirks life,
ea at once and with lasnediato *Sat flow WS your
evO hart to work at least the bleniap of • cure
, within' you. Jeans doss cot au • poor maa's baket
With brad or his les with vise, but he Sashes to all
par people the virtue of tadestry, of thrift, of tan-
pause and faithonght, and la these they will liad s
puroualal treasure. .Teens never lap His heads upon a
aSsat, as He did sa Pear s motheeis-law to
rase her up, but lie pats Late dater and Dane sub
ameduaa salf4eGying wataftdoem sad firm but
kindly temper, that the painters strength to husbanded
sod the odds pease. His Gospel stands • fount of
anbrity, • source of material Wooden and phydael
health in the midst of the earth. It la the Gospel
widish ham taught u nab reversal Gaye Ice the lab,
! whether alive or deo,, dem of Christ's illeasest
, servants. whom R 4 purahaeed with Hts melons blood.
Siamese b an oval whirl *ea be partly preasted, and
SS le pales the dilation into which Christian
plitleattireoy weds now to be chiefly guided. The
dellectioa amounted to £l2O.
In the Sega National Chunk, Crown-eonrt, Covent
-
garden, the Rev. Dr. Cemeeing preaohed, and the
subseiptieas amousted to 145.
At Park Chant', Highbary, Dr. Edmund (United
1 Presbyterian) preached from "Th. Sun of righteous.
DOW idtall arise with heeling ht his wisp." Chrietianity
throughout 101 tint* we. dellraid sad largely prevailed
to ameliorate and remedy the temporal woes of ma,
and such institutions sa hospitals wets ohatejetletie
o Chrktaia land. Through its lastrissatallty noes.-
seedl wreage had bees redzemeel—as, for ketones
the abolitiou of slavery, Ls imeresenont of interne
Hong relates', ilk iskiatiaa of the masses by edam sec, and the 'general disposition manifested to do
j‘catioe leetween all oasse.
Al the Greek aura, Finsbury, £lBO wee alko(ed.
The most striking objest in • Greek Sera is the
elkonestasie It la • high slid wall, severed with peat
-
lap, and have having lath. midst a fia.teway, behind
which is the seactuery. Two low tokens doors—saki theral—elese the lower half ej the anti, sad a yellow
main, on which is et oral, veil, it above. The krona,
01'1)4w% *kola enemata—an alb, zone stole, and
ebeetlehle.-4se of white side sad gold, &firedog some what la shape from those seed la the Western aware,
studs or kneels at the altar_, bolded while is a essay
Sacked by white maks. The volume of the Gospels lying with the sacred &malaria sulks holy table, mast
not be booed with lest W.. ha a stetter of fact, it
appe•ted to be oirerv4, with Use risked (QUI embroidery
on velar, The tell wadies mad lamps kept Isandag
before the ikerameat are very meek Übe ISM as in a
Roman Catholic *harsh or chapel, A. beautiful shoal
anise is residua with eameastmate neeleal skill, and
unaccompanied by any iestramenk Dv,, illorphines,
! sills end of the service, Saadi% on Se sitat steps,
in the gate of the elkonoetemis, preached extempore
from the Gospel of Bt. Matthew, sod, of Goatee, to the
lanorwle art Quanta to ide hearers, Si) Greek of
a by.. Among sorrow sad ale be urged, the
Oluistlan's best work—the work of hie Lord sod Rater
—ls to be feud.
At the Whelk Pro-Oethadral, ILiasslaatoo, trell•
NeaeleE reach" 4"1 ?kit sows a
Joh,. um words, Mak Widnes. let as net lire
is weed, adfttor in tram ; botho deed and In Sidi."
ea sob two seeks of rest for Um seeil—ehe
live el Ged ee Vie Mend nal at the seal mh4 the los
et salmis% whisk wee RoCANA
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BIRTHS.

May 30, et 3 Alfred-eweet, Moatpeller-eleare,
Knightsbridge, tate wife of Mr. A. Mille, in Ltle.
Guards, of • daaght•r.
May SA at Weymouth, the wife of Mr. John Orme
Asdreem, CS, HIL Harbour Worka, Fortlapd, eta,
daughter.
June 1, at Yetmiester, the wife of Yu Ws Wyss.
latiee-maeter, of a me.
June 5, as Weymouth, lb* wife of AO. beesil Ham-
7bui Retzot. of • doughtim
June 7, at fleet, Poole, the wife el Mr. H. J.
Mien, of a dersebter—lwoutotlnol7.
June 7, at &emit House. Bouresatooth, the wife of
au* /Moue; of a daughter.
Jess at ; antegtoestreet, New Rejoice, the
wife of Mr. W. Loomis!, Jaz, of • doughtle.
Jose 6, al Southampton, the wife of Mr.
Mem Belrer, of • daughter.
June 10, a* Grove Howse, Dorcheebur, Mi.. krthur
of • daughter.
Jute 10, as Wraskieford dairy-house, the wife or
Mr. Howard, of • sou.
Jeer 10, as Ttarderec, the wife of Mr. F. Hour, at
• cisughter.
Jaws 11, at 26, Keardorton-gordess maare, Hyde
Pork, the wife of Robert Wiall&coa, iaq., it.,., of
&Maimed, Dorset, of • daughter.
Jobe 12, at filaadford, tam wife of Mr. T. 7, Rosa,
of a daughter, Y.
Julie 12, at 1C"-stresTit, Dorchester, tha wife of lb.
-
Hoag Cheriss, of • doughtier.

•RIlLtO RH .
Jim* 5, at Bt. Mary's Mar* Weymouth. by Me'
Rey. T. A. Falkaer Mr. T. C. Brineley. to Mks Ass
Parker, both of lkatandra Terme., Woystostb,
Joao 5 at Ooombe-strest Qmpel, Lyme Reg* by the.
Rev'J. R. F. Rom, Alfred Walter Lamm, Wein of tbe,
Wally's Bohm,is, BIM.II, Yorkshire, to Elizabeth.
oaly surviving daughter of the late Mr. P. Fouler, ship.
owner sad merchant. of Lyme Regis.
300. 7, at Wyk. odiareh, by the Rm. H. C. Pigmy.
Mr. .; oho Maria@ to Fanny Roberts, oldest daughter of
the lat. Captain Jompb Roberts, of Woymouth.
&use 0, at ths Ceagregablomal spel, Lytehot Waiter,
by the Ron D. Haas, Frederick .111111161 Ilastormsn od
Boarnomitrath, to &rah J&IIMP Lugg of Bore Roes.
JaimlO,M St. Mary'. Chunk, Moloombe Regis, by
tha Row. Talbot Gramme, reeler, &misted by lb. Rey,
.1. Miller, motor of Goodiagtoo, and Rey. Tramiel
Mona, basumbent of Meetpoiier ohapel. Twiekeabam.
Dr. Allan lieLesin, of Portlitad. to Miss o.therino
Georgian. ?argotic, of No. 2. Landsdowne Terrain.
Jute 10, at the Wesleyan Chapel. Parttime'. Well,.
by licence, by lb. Rm. Hemp, Bever., Kr. & Oembee,.
I. Min Bums Attwooll„ both at Fortune. Well,.
Poetland.
June 10, at Goethnist, Bersormelehire, by the Rev..
11. Brim, rootor, brother of the bride. amisied by lb.
Heir. •. Parseas, of Haydee, Derseishlre,
11 uncle of Um bridegroom, F. J. O. Lq.. of
Brielgester, to Fanny, yomageot dam= the late,
11. P. Beim, of Gothoinoy, la tits smatoonnty:

Jane 11, at the Watfaiaa chapel. Fortunia
by the Rev. Geerip Kowa, Ur. W. Pear. of Beaton,.
to *lee lillaaboth Peaces, of Bay Vow, l'ettane's Well,.
Wortlaad.

susie 1.2, at Bloodlord Chunk by Ow Bar. C. Frier
Clinton, Mr. & Claopploe of Cbollooked, to Lido,
oldest dooghtio of Mr. 1 Dyko, of Blitodionl.

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DZATIIB,
Joao 3, M e. 110100-plam, itadipolo, /Jived, ittfaat
moo of fieptimae sod Anna Baiter.
JUDO 3, at Orseeh, of brooohitia, Aoki. Weedlike,
the beloved graaddaughter of Mr. Bishop, aged 10
mouths mid 5 days.
Judo 7, at D•witab, Fraosia Beatrimixolv
W „eat sad
ooed daaghter of Ralph and Sarah lot', &god
year sad 10 mouth&
its. 8, at All:uteri, Bridpori. Ilamtah, widow of
lb. late William Colfax, faci., of Wei Rome, &Wpm%
sled
Jam 8, M Bridpoia, Haaaah, widow of
the late Cello:: Bag. 41 Bee Rome, Bridger%
aged _

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Jane 8, at Madman/ea. Oath that* Sarah Altana"
illes, tits sided dAselter of Mr. Charism Haat, mob
25 years.
Jane 11„, M Pinworms, Mrs. ILary Kaepiag. *pi 71,
prim
%se Sy at Taunton Hann, Bossism, Kr- rbar,
mod 7u.
Juno 9, at lits Priory, cauisuaisma, asatlN
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Trem•ahtvere Jokes, Dag., solieitor, Riegnera. ago=
Julie 10, at Norli•aquaro, Herdsmen, Mir P.
Dom* dattentar of tee iota Ir. A. Domain of the
Jape mats plaslls,, sited 00 yea».
Assentor of
Yr. Join Pries&
at Tarrant Wane, as natal
Jana 12, at Bisadford 98. Man Math T 629, aged X
yesn.
May 17. se Wishith. ifisanan. taa Waved diastase
of litmhari Mobs& Tamord.apd 20, Her end
WY mass

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