The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09 00:00:00

eentral Net3s.

ROYAL
NATlmeeting of thiswitiONALbati.Lurzso.
heada
ailitierirtrettbe
4th lest.,
at its house, John-street, Adelphi. Thome Chap-
man, Esq., F.R.S. V.P., in the chair. A reward elf
Eli wee voted to the crew of the New Brighton' Whaler
lifeboat of the Institution, for their laudable exertisea
In putting off in tow of the steam tag, %livens, et
Liverpool, sad reaming, daring a drag wind, sad in
very heavy au, the crew of ten man from the heir
Levant. of Bristol, which had stranded on the Weide el
North Bank, in Liverpool Bay, on the Iltb alt. The
lifeboat has only been on this dangerous station • bar
months. She wee reported to have behaved well whoa
alongside the wreck. Is 13s. were also voted to per
the expenses of the Hastings lifeboat, of the society, he
going off and saving the mew of four men from titer
much Britannia, cif Ransigate, which was toisilr
wrecked on the But Greys@ Roam, of Budges,
during apa of wind, on the 19th alt. Mr. 800, Chief
Miner of the Coast Guard, was thanked by the Instil.-
iron for going of in the life-boat on the essesioa. The
Lyme Regis lifeboat, of the institution, was she the
mesas of reaming from destruetios the seheease Velma,
of that place, which was observed, during a heavy pie
of wind, to be rapidly driving en the rooks off Lyme
•-•L - -Is Thia valuable at hal,
one or two previous oe lifebo ea
semos,
crews, under the most perilous circa
dark and stormy weather. Various other mew& wain
, likewise voted to the crews of other lifeboats et
sandy, and to those of shore hods for patting of with
the dew of rescuing the crews of vessels in dilemma
The silver medal of the inatitiatiaa,and a copy of reseete
on parchment were voted to Mr. O. Bream, Inatteol=
Chief Mom of Coast-gaud at F
to Mr. Alexander Forbes, shipbuilder,b,, at Pb.
head • and the thistle of the institution
*finis on vellum to W. J. Parsons, A. Chen
J. Simmons, and E 5 to than and to two other aust-
guarduen, in testimony of their plieet waded in
r at considerable risk of life, Musa oat of fuse-
teen l'Ig& crew of the ship Haws, of Liverpool, which,
during • very heavy gale of wind and WO surf, was
wrecked some time since on Bettray Bring Reeks, near
Peterhead. This wee reported to have been 1
pliant service, and that Mr. Besiege, Kr. Forbielsll,=
the coast-guardmen had exerted themselves mod moldy
on the ameba. A reward of EIO wee also voted UMW
crew of a fishing yawl, for Putting oil and ronLimit an
risk of life, the dew of ten men from the brig of
Colchester, which during a Pk of wind and "_O/..inina
sea was wreaked on Makeney Bar, on the 19th
Also £4 to the crew of a fishing amok for podia( off
and re.cnjng the crew of thirteen men and a pilid from
the brig AJII, of Helsingfors, which daring sitaally
weather was welched some time sines on the andierce
Bands, on the Norfolk curt. Also EIS to the wow of
the smack John Hooper, of Plymouth, fee rescuing the
crew of four men from the ketch Helena, of Nevrpert,
Monmouth, which bad sank daring a strong pie et
wind afar the Eddystone Lighthouse, on the Ink
Much. It was reported that the Adairaity had ordered
H.M.S. Cursooa, under the command of Commode's"
Sir W. Wideman, Bart., to be supplied with some elf
the most important stores for her lifeboatlike, those used
in the boats of the National Lifeboat Institution. It
was likewise reported that theueoutors of the late Mrs.
And Catto had paid to the society her manilesat be-
quest of ElOOO. The trustees of the late Kr. Jenne
Mind, of Glasgow, had also paid to the inditelies a
legacy of ElOO, left to it by that gentleman. It was Mar
stated, that .t the annual meeting of the Maneheshie
Unity of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, held
on Saturday last, it had been resolved "that an mama
voluntary subscription be made in every Lodge at the
Independent Order of Odd Falk.ws, Menehester Unity,,
in iud of the Janda of the Manama Lifeboat IneUtutios,
as the subscription of the Indepeadent Order of Oddl
Fellows' Friendly Society in aid et that noble and
lanthropic Institution." Payments 11•1011111111100 11273
having been made on various lifeboat edablahments,
the proceedings terminated._
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Each succeeding Chancellor of the Emslsequer has
been urged to reduce the duty on tea ; elthiongh unable
to announce a very large reduction, Hornbeam' mad Cat.,,
London, have been instrumental in removing a Wavy
indirect tax inflicted by the Chine..; for by disallow*
the use of aKifireal colour on the tea they impart,
florniman and Co. deprive the Chinese of the oppor-
tunity of disguising and p.enng off low wintry brown
sorts at high rates ; this saves t p_ureharore of Hovel-
man's Pure Tea more than one shilling per poen& sad
also prevents disappointment Horniman's Teat--st
the present reduced prices,—can always be reedily
identified, as each packet has their signature. See the
net of Local Agents—Chemiste, kn.—advertised in oer
colninna.

EAGLAJD AND 11111 COLON= Or Oil MIND.— It IS
wonderful with what celerity and certainty the benefits
of a great discovery oridiriating In England are com-
municated to our possessions in all parts of the world.
As the pulsations of the heart mod the stream of We
through every fibre of the frame, so does each bene-
ficial development in soierme, emanating from Brieieh
genius and Mill, disseminate its blessiop r
the whale British Empire. The general use izallit
eolonim of Holloway's celebrated medicines iii striking
illustration of this fact. Starting, twenty-I" pan
ago, from the great centre, with the senetion or the
home millions as their credentials, they have faced their
way unto the remotest sections of that vale eoloalal
circle upon which the sun never sets. The axiom that
greatness dose not receive doe hooour in its owe
country, fails in the case of Thomas Holloway. His
new and simple, yet rapid and effective remedies, were
thoroughly appreciated at the outset by the people of
of England of every elate, and !amigo remorienes bar
merely confirmed Me verdict of the British public
The Camden, the Last remote of our impormat thine.
atlantic posiamions, were the first to echo the bade.
time bestowed upon the preparations bare. They
to have displayed the ineffective preemiptias
oar phareimpLioomias with simpler diepatek.
The for fever and ague,
scrofula, ke., were at mot superseded by
trirl the prim armonseed their cures aa the cos-
meneenseat of anew era in the moiety r=
British Almeria*. It wee mainly, we have s
to meet Me ever-growing demand of the Oanadee fog
his pills and ointment, that Professor Holloway, a few
years ago, eseabliebed depot subordinate to the.
Central Nentifeetrey In Lon, in the city of New
York. Thu trensatketie mune of supply ham 'Seeded
facilities for the prompt execution of mdere, of ',lda
Canadians ham not beam slow to avail themselves, amd
It is mid that the Maeda of medicine for the lea
century exhibit nothing so remarkable em the
berme in the demand for Holloway's ramadiad d
the last four years. To suppose that the carobl jai=
bra of y the preparations is the mere reffecabe
European fame, would be to underealoe bleb the
sagacity and the independence at our Medusa bared
the sea. They may receive our opinions with romest.
but they test them in the erosible of experiment before
adopting them. They try oar remedies for the die-
orders `"' `"'• 1004411, and of the Mamas frame by
the row Ma, system jesiepredemes
It, their neesesitise the7repply lima Om. MI
median's prove to be epeeklai kr ibe kedlakdissom
of the sell and climate they loy ..amooPt saa
them. Hence we eeesider the pepuis.w
remedies in the eoleales as Melt • ••=1665°1 tO
Meister as the essondruns imseed open nem.
We trel ear Atty bring soder tbs wt. aryr
readmit the new Marl (Wait lights way oa the
baz is white it Is exteidist he* bra ReSdatol sad
imt"ibuade, amillak.'.9llpirea to be speteedithkr In"
jbiiss Building, because it lights only on the hex,
end all the danger arising from the as Of mama
bikes is *Mix* avoided.