The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-22 00:00:00

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BOUTHAMPTON.—THI HA INPREIR IC COUNTY
Calcine Cum—Marcum iron 1864.—The follow-
ing matches have been arranged, and others an
spoken of: —Hampshire v. Sussex, at Southampton,
July 4,6, and 6; Gentlemen of Hants v. Gentle-
men of Sussex, at Southampton, July 7,8, and 9;
Hampshire v. Surrey, at Kennington Oval, July
14. 15, and 16; Hampshire v. Susses (return) at
Brighton, August 8,9, and 10; Gentlemen of
Hants v. Gentlemen of Suness (return) at Brighton,
August 11, 12, and 13; Hampshire v. Surrey, at
Southampton, August 18, 19, and 20, (return.)
RINGWOOD.—Foxiam. or TEI LATE MR.
BOND. —On Friday the remains of the late Mr. Bond
(gamekeeper to the Earl of Normanton), were con-
veyed from his residence at Somerley to the burial
ground attached to the parish church at Harbridge.
The mournful procession consisted not only of the
relatives of the deceased, but was accompanied by
nearly the whole of the tenantry on the estate, as
well as by the domestic household of the Earl of ,
Normanton. On the arrival of the funeral procession
at Harbridge the body was conveyed into the
church—a very beautiful specimen of architecture,
the foundation-stone of which was laid 26 years ago
by the late Countess of Normanton—and the named
edifice was filled to overflowing. The burial service
was read in a most impressive manner by the Rev.
R. Bendshye, the curate, and as the body was
lowered into ita last resting-place, steeling of regret
seemed to be felt by all present at the sudden and
unlooked-for decease of one who, but a few days
before, was in the apparent enjoyment of health,
strength, and vigour. The funeral arrangements
were under the superintendence of liesera. Cur and
Hicks, drapers of this town.

The Postmaster General has appointed John Tid ley,
Req., to be Secretary of the Post-oldie, vice Sir Rowland
RA who bas r
BEISTOL trirltl BONEN= EXTENSION EIX
The Bristol and North Somerset Extension, and the
Bath Extension Bills were, on Monday, thrown out by
the Standing Orders Committee of the House of
Campos.
THE EMONANET CAVALIT..•—DEPOTATION TO LORD
PA LN TESTON. —A numerous and influential deputation
of Yeomanry Cavalry officers had an interview with
Lord Palmerston, at Cambridge House, on Wednesday
morning, for the purpose of urging upon the
noble lord the desirability of calling out that
force for active service during the present year.
1 The Premier remised the deputation with characteristic
courtesy and &debility, and after listening to their
statements, said that minas the late vote in the House
of Commons upon Colonel Edwards's motion, the
government had carefully considered the subject, and
within the last few days advioes had been received from
New Zealand which were no favourable that the
government would be enabled to appropriate E 50,000
of the New Zeeland vote to the training of
the Yeomanry. He bad great pleasure, therefore,
in informing tbe deputation that the force would be
mil/id out as usual this year. The noble viscount
also complimented the Yeomanry Cavalry upon their
high state of efficiently and the value of their serviees
whenever they had been required, and expreased an
unqualified opinion that they were a necessary auxiliary
to the new rifle volunteer foree. The lieputasioe
having thanked the noble lord for his gratifying
announcement, then withdrew.

thiop are needed to
make • cheerful firesidei; happy faces, a joyous blase,
and last not least, • brilliant pate which reflects all
them as in • mirror. This last never looks so bright as
when polished with the "DIAMOND BLACK LZAD."—
Reekitt sod Boos, London Bridge, Z. C., sad lieu..-.
Retailed by all Oilmen, ClismadkrS, Grooms, Iron-
mongers, An

Tzt-s Auttinuoun Ooirs, by constant imprevemente
are now perfection. The same is the case with Herring's
Magnetic Brushes, which are now so perfected. that
failure with them is all but impossible. 'rimy are the
true remedy for Grey Hair, Neuralgia, sad Nervous
Headache.

N.B. —(lounterfeibi are being made.
Oltleek, VI, liseingball Street, London.
This is an age of improvement, therefore all changes
should be in that direction. Time was when goad tee
was readily obtainable—pure wholseome tea—Dr.
Samuel Johnson liked such; and people generally seek
such now. John Chinaman has not been slow in finding
out that be can pus off his brown waste leaves by
colouring all qualities alike, thus greatly increasing his
own and the merchant's profits, at the consumer's ex-
pense. It is highly requisite that good tea be again
readily obtsinabki ; Iforniman and Co., Londou, there-
fore import it pure, withont any mineral powder on its
surface, being the strong, delicious, and invigorating
spring sorts; the green a dull olive—DOl, blueish; and
the black not made intensely dark • this every English
tea drinker admits Is. great desideratum. Supplied
only in packets., through Piorniman's own agents.—See
admrlinement in this day's paper.
I The " Mechanics' Magazine," Sept. 5, speaking of
Benson's Watc&m, says :—The number of watches pro-
duced at Luditate-bill is something enormous, tonAing
15,000 yearly, manufactured on the most approved
principle of division of labour, under the personal
superintendence of the principal. The firm, as we
understand, does not profess to make watches at the
lowest price, but the best watches at the price; and
from the magnitude of their business, and the
necessity for more extensive premises, we may
fairly udge that they have received the impress
of pub • amoral." Chronometer, duplex, lever,
borLsontal, repeaters, centre 'monde, keyless,
split seconds, and every description of watch,
from the plainest to the highest quality of which
the art is at present and
to all climates. 's etteirated Paatirieetd
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