The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-02-15 00:00:00

TIIE PARLIAMENT OF 1576.

Since the adjournment of Parliament last Augiht many
changes have occurred in the personaef of the lumber, ei
both Houses. Death has limo busy atnongat theme, arid
elevations to the Peerage have produced other attenuant
In the Upper House the following new Petra sill be
entitled to take their seats :—Earl Flour. the Earl of
Huntingdon. Earl Stanhope, Viscount Melville, I,rd
Dorchester, and Lord Grantley. by right of ',accession;
the Earl of boudoun, on attaining his tuajonty ; Lords
Alington. Gerard, Ilarleeb, and Tolleinache, oa creation;
and the Marquis of Abergavenny and the Earl of Where.
chile, on being raised to a higher rank in the peerage than
that which they previously enjoyed. The lefwer II riw
will juice Mr. kordyce (East Aberdixnahire), Mn. Vance
(Armagh), Mr. Feilden (Blackburn). Mr. I'01•1.14(11.ti,11).
Mr. Turner (South-west Lanc,v-hire). I olonel Wilse
(West Suffolk), Mr. Callender (3lancliester), irioouut
tialway, East Retford, who have all diet on rem, ;
and in their places will wele.cne General 11 i 'amain
Beresford, Mr. Thwaite-, Mr. Cobleild, e .1. Elaeklyirue,
and Mr. Thornhill, who have succeeded respectively t. the
first six vacancies. Other electiont have al., Lik 11 place,
Sir James Trevor Lawrence having been el, tel for mid.
Surrey, in the place of Sir IL 114,4 wle, aeeepted
the office of. Judge of Coirt of ; Mr. It fl.sri 11.
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Iltirgt, for IforAt.stu, in tile pl.tee 01 the 11it
W. It. fieyntuur litz;terti.l, wito neeept,4 tne on, of
Chief Charity C...mnut—onintr for Ln,,inud o, .t • ;Ant
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Catitiun }Award 11. Trafal,:ar tur I ta
the place of Mr. 11. tierar.l Start, rrimr.l to dr,lrro by
the title of Baron Min.:ton : not to Doti re-elertiou of
Mr. Cavendi,h Itentitack and L .r.I Th, i.,r White-
haven and South Wilt, on apimont7o,ot t MAU.
cheater anal I:a.t lletturrl ore ) AS are al,. the
vacancies for !kart:Awe, cause.' by the re,i4u.,:i an f Mr.
Itenyon ; lomuinster, by Inc re,i,:natiani a Mr. Arkwri,;bt ;
Sutfollr. on 1..0rd M,,iaoue sue...vs...ion to the peerage ;
liiirialey, lay the death ut Mr. Sliaw ; and Ilunting.lon. lay
the re,iirnation of Sir John liarelake. so far the fiolitical
of the !too,. of I %minion, lias not I,rell affected
by the election', but there are .everal lusiettleal in which
there will be at any rate elo.e

THE number of arrests for drunkenes. in Scotland for
the year ending June la•t, was nearly teLeee.
Tng master Of the E i.tEssex Foxhounds has re•igued
hi. office, lecau.e, two gentlemen times whom estate he
had f0..n.1 only me. fox each would not give au under-
taking in writing that they would preserve foxe. in the
future.
TUE lion. Ileverly Johnson, United States seliat Ir mid
formerly Mini.ter tn Eoglan.l, died at Annapolis -suddenly
Idi Thurslay night. Annapolis was Mr. dolitiA..n% mane
la.': h uva. horn taere in 1796, and was eon-el:wetly
nearly SO years of age.
SouTil AUSTRALIA. The Agent-General for :math
Australia has received the following telegram from the
I.oversunent at Adelaide, dated Feb. 1: " Prolific harvest
nearly finished. Wheat es sl/41. per bushel.
KATENSIVX SaINDLINI; RV ADVERTISEMENT,- TuesdAy
at the Coventry Police. Court, George lksriag Kemp was
committed for trial on charges of &gaining is etage
stamps by false pretences. Tho pris suer, under the
as.ufued names of " Lyall and Rennie," " Mayearl and
Wright," "F.. J. Bainess," had carried on an exten-
sive system of fraud, the moglu4 opernudi being to saver
tine the "new domestic steam-engine,' and other wonder.
ful contrivances, which he promised to supply for a com-
paratively small number of postage stamps in the case of
the domestic ateam.engine 16 stoups. By advertising
Largely in London and other newspapers he obtained as
immense number of postage stamps, an-1 lie donne-1 a
respectable suit of clothes, and lived the life of a well to-
M commercial traveller. He .li.l not remain long in one
place, but in order to avoid detection removed from tors
to town, altering his name and address as occasion
required, and correcting his advertisements and
heads " accordingly. Ile was apprehended at I avowy on
the 15th January lad. The pelice estimated that the
mismer has swindled leissi persens, and yet they had
difficulty in getting witnesses to cones ferward and "ire
tvidence to wove three cases. I'rinincr was committed
for trial at the next Warwick mdse.'.
EPPs'S COCOA.-GRATEITI. AND CORFORTINii.--" By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which peon the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful v.
plieation of the fine properies of well-selected coo, Mr.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with A delwatelY
flavoured beverage which may save its ninny heavy
I doctors' Mlle It is by the judicious use ef such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until
1 strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
, Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating annnol us ready
1 te attack wherever there is a weak point, We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame."-Ciril Serried
Muerte.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND finest renielies
in the world for bad legs, old wounds, sores, and shorn,
If used at-reeding to directions given with them there is
no wound, had leg, or uleerous sore, however obstinate
or long standing, but will yeild to their healing and
curative properties. Numbers of persons who have been
patients in several of the large hospitals under the care at
eminent surgeons without deriving the slightest benefit,
have been thoroughly cured by Holloway's Ointment and
Pills. For glandular swellings, tumour., scurvy, and
diseases of the skin there is no medicine that can be used
with an effect equally salutary. In fact, ii, the worst
forme of disease dependent upon the condition of the
blood, these medicine', used conjointly, are irresistible.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A I'OCGR.-"Iller Maiertes
Gun Boat, ' Netley,' Wick, North East Coast of Scotland.
-Dear Sir,-Having had a moot distressing Cough, which
amused ine many sleepless nights and restless days, I was
recommended, by His Lordship the Earl of 'aithrie., to
try your moat invaluable Balsam of Aniseed, and 1 ran
eas:earr wyith"ollwt
ithha‘thinxe fitoriltdu,oisLl.lfsozn.
the first small Bottle completely cured use. therefore I
have the greatest confidence in fully recommending it to
the million. Most respectfully yours. W. Linzell, 11.31.
Netlee.'-To Mr. Powell." Powell's Balsam al
'5l Ariniou::4lll3itetieire:laildi
Aniseed can be had of all Chemists. In Pottles at Is. lit
and es. 3d. Warehouse, Blackfriars Road, London. Ask
for " Powell's Balsam vuf Aniseed."
A Disnaxesr Pug-nee-For the sake of extra pr,
SOIIIC unprincipled tradesmen, when asked for Rreerreil
I'ARIS BLUE IN tio•UARES, substitute inferior kinds in the
same form. The Paris Illue, "As USED EP IN TIIRINCE
for its splendid quality -shove all other !does-that it ill
OF WALES' LAUNDRY," is now so universally e.teemed
important to observe it. is only genuine at hen erld
squares, wrapped up in pink paper tearing I. Rocket and
Sens' name and trade mark. Refits all Blue which is
not /10 wrapped.
THE lIAIR.-For el years Mrs. S. A. ALLEN':
Itais RVirossit has received the counnuicnl,ltnma Lite
favour of the public, It has acquired the highe.t
that can be obtained fur any moderate enterert.e. an
°
Wolof?!
contributed to the adornment of tens ..11 thousands a
verson*, who have the proof of it
I s serviceable char•Ofr.
t will poditirely renew and restore the oriyhsal 1101,1
c"lour ..lureu. white. aunt
_faded Hair. It will strengthen
and in:Sigel:ate the Hair, stop its falling, and induce a
healthy luxunant growth. No other preparatiou zasis
produce the seine beneficial result. Sold IT all
and Perfumers, in large bottles. lki.Ot• 11l In"'
Southampton Itow, Linden.
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teetl 1,7;
A finer ro OTHERS -Are you broken in 1,11, red,
a once to a chemist and get a lottle Me.'.
u.
SooTIIING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor """e'r_
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and 1"° the
taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep. by erlieriliyhY:
child from pain, and the little cherub wakes "as r
a buttin." It soothed the child, it s.a.e.s the Olt!!
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels. arm:
the beet known remedy for dysentery and .linr,
whether arising from teething or other cane'''.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is sold by 31e.licine dere:
everywhere at Is 11.1 per bottle. -Manufactured in
c'd_tear
York. and at 4113 Oxford-street, London. tfi aerial
TIIROAT AVIWTIONS •ND 110ARSENESs.---55
from irritation of the throat and hoarsene:.°
'agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relietati,tn;
by the use of " Brown's Bronchial Troches.
trociahmeuiuisleast:wilin"eiththagesais "cohac-uarenkitrngnyowactos:igl'lhi,"ltil r'n'll!"l"re''l.PLl7:-7.7::71.
bronchial affections, cannot try them too son. as,
aiD
troubles, if allowed to progress, result in serious
and Asthmatic affections. Bos that the words "
Bronchial Troches" are on the Government StanlYsn,,o'u,
each box.-Manufactured by Joffe I. BROwN asp
Boston,United State %not, 80, Oxford street...e'huis
VALUABLE DISCOMST FOR VIE YQLU... The
is turning grey or white, or falling oq, um,,,„„ is
Mexican Haar R.enewer, " for It teal
every ease Grey at While hair to its orginal
without leaving the disagreeable smell of mmt"llestor,
It makes the aair charmingly beautiful, as welea
promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, w
the glands are not decayed. Ask your Chemist for 7.
"MEXICAN MIR RVIRWIR," prepared b ea
GALLUP, 491 Oxford Street, Londoti, and sold by
and Pei funiers everywhere at 3a. 6d. pee bottle. a few
FLORILINZ!-Foa Tits Tilt= AND ORLATIL-.l_,k.
drops of the liquid "Moraine" sprinkled on a wetgailY
brush produces • pleasant lather, which the
cleanses the teeth from all parasitic' orlitipurities.h tea,
the r. ma, prevents tartar, stops deca yen to the co to
a i?ect..lar pearly-whiteness, and a dei igi tful fragro,.,„„
the breath. It remotes all unpleasant odour ariiill4."-;
decayed teeth or tobacco snioke. "'The Fragrant ri."detk
being composed in part of Honey and sweet herds,
cious to the taste, and the greatest toilet discord/ 4?-
aLL Price 6th, of all Chemists and perfumera
ki vary C. GALLOr, 1111 Oxford-strut. laodon.