The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-02 00:00:00

w. 01 TEM
CITY AND BOROUGH OF SALISBURY.
fakes a ---
Why Writ
itt ajoi.,TikOMESTIO Circumstances over which I have
.aaste„ JI-/ no control, render it necessary that I should pay
* j. ,M very short visit to my brother and my property in
UM
,'Australia. The voyage by the Overland route now
hat leas than d o that I can mail
return '
n time* • s°
days,
In less than six months, which will give me
rather more than two months in Australia. If I
were to leave by the August mid after the Election,
which will probably take elace before the end of
July; I should not be in tune for the Meeting of
:1 Parliament the first week in February, when
'business of importance may be expected to be
brough/ forward. Under these circumstances I
have thought it advisable to leave by the
110441- June packet, so 'as to secure a margin for any accident
giuse or delay which may take place, and I &hall thus be in
ample time for the Meeting of Parliament. I hope you
• .4; will think this a valid excuse for my not being present
~goi • , at the Election, which I oan assure you I much regret,
gisedu, but I lime thought this course preferable to the chance
of being absent when Parliament meets. From the
• kindness you have shewn me, I am quite satisfied that I
be dde: can safely leave myself in your bands, and that you
will be the last people in the world to forget an absent
ag,a. friend. During the next two months I shall endeavour
• , to call upon you all, if my Parliamentary duties both in
NO* , the Haase and in Committee will allow of it. My
sdi a. political opinions must now be well known to you all,
Am I and I can only say that I shall not swerve from those
sh.; principles of Independence which it has been my pride
ila lodopt.
, I remain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
I 0 M. H. MARSH.
Ramridge, April 20th,
▪ TO THE ELECTORS OF LYME REGIS AND
CHAItMOUTH.
pdvl
!Ned- r
evu,
it eon

1865.

GERTISMIN,
TT is with great attiafaotion I address you no
Longer as a atntager. I trust that since I had the
tip:* of making your acquaintanoes six years ago
'hips have been cemented and principles so tested
, *ten us that I may oonfidently look forward to the
biota of represeatitig you in the next Parliament.
I have thought it courteous towards your present
member .to refrain from publishing my Address until
his retirement was announced: I now feel myself at
liberty to do so.
• My political principles are so well known to you that
unneoesury for me further to particularise them
~,,....."••"""than by saying that on all the leading questions of the
day thigh are in harmony with those of that great party
10. 9.' 'vez_ • T - Derby is the recognised head.
wira? 0
.d I have no sympathy with the notion that
*got acktorm' ever be meddling and tampering with the
et liso
i of our glorious Constitution, and while I
pal le the notion that change is necessarily amend-
Isur4s; mild as plainly deader° my conviction that
tepid of
improvement Are both compatible with,
oasis "
by, many of our most honoured and valued

fli• 11. •
soh
SO I
t
Mel!
Velt
oiw

that a general election is at hand; come
hos ;
sack I shall be ready to take my stand by you;
:her ambition than to be returned to the
Waft,
the true representative of your
I am persuaded that you desire
boa .? . of Education spread amongst the
twad ii your faith as to all reform and improve-
-10 s rather to Out great Conservative Party
or 000
proved that they are honest and in earnest,
Ire ni
self-styled Liberals, who, for years past,
sr,
has _ demonstrated that they saltier understand nor
`;`.l desire to carry those measures which alone can ensure
the nation's true advancement
• Gentlemen, I once mere appeal to you—l ask you to
secure to me on the day of Election those honors which,
on the lest Occasion; were so strangely and so narrowly
' *rested from our grasp.
" , "If I 'Lai 'returned to Parliament my best efforts will be
directed to wurnote the interests gof your ancient
, Borough.
, I have the honour to be, ,
, Gentlemen,
Your obedient and faithful Servant,
_ JOHN, WRIGHT TREEBY,

lLgh Cliff, Lyrae Regis, April SS, 1866.
er,
B.Y.K •

A T a MEETING. of the Members and
• •
.L-3. Friends of the BLACKMOOR VALE HUNT,
?a!' holden at the TOWNRALL. SHERBORNK, on TUZBDAT,
• APRIL T 5; 1865,
0,0• Mr. DIOBY having expressed his intention of retiring
' • from the Mastership of the B.V. Hounds, and having
" introduced SIR M. CARR GLYN, Baronet, as his
• eucdesor,
- it was proposed by Mr. MABWOOD TEAT" AN,
seconded by Mr. Nsvuxx Garavvthur., and carried by
• reclamation,
be That the cordial thanks of the meeting be given to Mr.
E.' DWI" T, for the handsome and efficient manner in
et' Which e haa hunted the B.V. country.
•Ii Ni. MGM hiving retired,
'0 .' 'The Hon. W. H. B. PORTMAN, M.P., was voted to
✓"aitiZir, and the following resolutions were earned
edev ously :
'ltat""Pro_ posed by Mr. NEVILLE GREM VILLE., seconded by
Ire "[ARWOOD THATII AN.
"1' That a testimonial be presented to Mr. Digby.
!I Proposed by Mr. NsviLLE Gissivuhr., seconded by
00 Mr. YEATVAN.
•I
That the Testimonial take the shape of a pictnre.
e' Proposed by Mr. St. Lo, seconded by Mr. TROTT"
• MXILLOCE.,
01 That a Committee be appointed to carry out the fore-
• • going resolutions, and that the following be such
V' committee -.
•'.." The Earl of Cork, Mr. Neville Gren• Mr. Vincent Stee-
l° ' • Chairman. vine. key.
• flr Richard Glyn. Major Paget. Mr. Fitzgerald, of
e- Sir William Med. Mr. L G. Berg- Diseove.
V • lycott. man. Mr. Game.
Sir Henry Hoare., Mr. I'. Rogers. Mr. Sealy.
sj, ' Mr. Yeatman. Captain Sandford. Mr. Shaw.
Ir. Mr. Baler. Mr. W. Wood. Mr. Woolminga.•
•M. St Lo. Major Fitzgerald. ton.
ad Mr. King. Mr. Henley. Mr. Spicer.
Littlebanes. Mr. Messiter. Mr. Harris.
liffr. Coeop. Mr. a. Batten. Mr. Perkins.
With power to add to their number.
- ' Moved ity Major FITZGERALD,
Troyte-Bollock and Mr-------
ea=fdested to act as Honorary Secretaries.
by Mr. NOG KM, seconded by "
SANDTORD,
IiMBER the thanks of the members of the B.V.H. are
- eminently doe, and are hereby offered to Mr. Dendy,
for the valuable assistance which he has rendered to
the sport and gbod feeling of the hunt.
Moved by Mr. TRAMCAR, seconded by Mr. ST. LO,
T That Testimonial be presented to Mr. Dandy, and that
la-" *Committee be:appointed to carry it out, viz
Mr. Baker Mr. Henley Mr. Game
Major Fitzgerald Mr. Wood Mr. Seeley
•••' SG\ Yeatoian Mr. Connop air. Harris
• Captain Sandford Mr. Rogers Mr. Crocker
- With power to add to their number.
Proposed by Mr. Woon,'seconded by Mr. Hurter,
That the Testimonial to Mr. Dendy consist of a piece
". of plate.
. W. H. B. PORTMAN, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, on the proposi-
tion of Sir. &Munn GLYN, the thanks of the meeting
were cordially voted to Kr. Portman, for his conduct in
e. 'Ole Chair.

Henry Messiter be
vies.
Yr. Ins sad

HAIL STORM INSURANCE.
MIDLAND COUNTIES INSURANCE
a
COMPANY.
v Head Office, Lineoln. London Office, 6, Old Jewry, E.C.
Tausnum :
' The Right Honourable the Earl of YABBoaotam.
The Right Hon. RORXIIT A. C. NISBET HAMILTON.
WILLIAM RUDGARD, Require.
;
Dinacrroms :
7 W, RUDGARD, Rag., Chair- W. FOSTER, Esq.
• IMAM W. Borrow, Esq.
J. Hain, Beg., Dep. Chair. J. IL H. BarwonTELElq.
man. W. IdarusnaLL, Esq.
V. Ration, Faq. C. YRATMAN, Esq.
t Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Turnips, and Mangold
• Wurzel, (green,) &a, and Seeds also
12.1181JRED A GAINS'r DA MA GE BY HAIL
. : STORMS AT REDUCED RATES.
A Bones will be returned in 1866.
Looses promptly and liberally settled.
All Letters respecting Hail Insurance, to be
addressed to
Me. JOHN HANSON,
Secretary for the Hail Department.
Hera Onus: LINCOLN.
• FIRE INSUR kNC E.
REDUCTION OF GOVRRNMENT DIJTY.
The Duty will be reduced to an uniform rate of
Is. 6d. per cent, on the 24th June, and all Insurers in
this Office will receive the full benefit thereof.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
• :Jul descriptions of Policies are issued at equitable
°Whs. 80 per cent, of the profits divided every sth
- year with the Participating Policy Holders. A Bonus
from 40 to 50 per eent. was returned in 1862.
EXAMPLES.
Total Amount
When Premiums n,,. •AA.ti Of Policy s ith
effected. Assured Paid Bonus addi-
tions.
/957
186 S 600
The next Bonus year will be 1867.
Potioies granted to become payable in the life-time of
the Aseured.
inaerers in this Company have the security of nearly
500 substantial Shareholders.
Mr. H. LATHAM, Secretary.
Lipman, April, 1865.
AGINTI :
Iliereltenter H. Taylor, Newton Abbot W.W.Major
Agricultural Implement Coaehbnilder.
% Maker, &e. Poole A. R. Rogers,
Bath ..R.H. Martin, Down Draper, Longfieet.
Hattie. Bristol Road. Salisbury ...G. Main.
" W. Bright, Chemist, Shaftesbury...
26, Southgate-street. fiturminster...T. Hawkins.
Blandford...H. Blandford, Wareham .....T. Redman,
Merehant and Surveyor. Groom, South-street.
Bridport... Weymouth...
Crewkerne Wimborne 81u5ter......
Lyme Regis „ W. Short, Chemist,
Newton Abbot W. Green, Yeovil
Chemist,
Tint puarzir j u rrrirat, When magui•
Mike 230 timed with the raw rataacori. &Mem swiss Miner lei bugs as the moon is to the naked eye; and
Ste other plasiateirghodiee proportionately. It will also dis-
tinguish the bos of • sheep and features of • man four miles,
shot =sok. apes • tweet two miles, and time by ehurob
clock ten mile. This instrument is guaranteed in
perform the whole of the above, to be equal in
important reepsperarestegeepwasettng sm. It bas,
superior achromatie obieot dark day and 17. items, Swx, with narbaiia metal Mined dead 1144":14"urtit °intact
lavitierau wt. 2
it!•!s pod othernirlat liesse. Beat free
, ittighthspoGrmaTooti
GM% Intletensl elineffei ffom
' ! •

&an

tc, Polley.

1 AS

£
100
3000

d.
SE 8 8
700 17 8
68 0 0

4 & d.
10 9 0
299 13 3
9D 93

E L d.
110 9 0
89 18 2
880 0 8

when magni.

,
witting to
the meet
9 inch

.
.

they are
• Which Lord
Bat while
we ninsa •
landiparks
.tepatliete tn.
nrent, I wonkt
,progrese and ;
and needed!
institutions.
' ry is amid
; when may
I base no high,
Honse of Commons
political principles.
' to see the blessings
people—that -
' went points
who have p,
then to the .
`sere demonstrun
ire to car,-
ation',