The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24 00:00:00

ANNIVERSARY OF THE PINIPERNII BRANCH
OF TUB Doman COUNTY FRIENDLY
SOCIETY.

This meat tome off on Thursday, the 1011 instant, and
though not attracting so week ettontiou as the general
meeting held in the same village last year, assert se mare
titan • pass amiss No breath of Um society leas been
mare eg during the year, both es regards Um
insreese of members, wad the mate of the foods At
the sod of UM the somber of enrolled members was
110, slam which time 11 noes have lobbed. making.
1.1.1 .1 141. This mat be esmidared very satielactery
when it is remembered that in Mulford fa part of the
brama) the Oddfiellows, Foresters, and Patriots muster
verdolilt7estore elmea o'elock the memben mustered
in • bora, kiedly lent for the 01111111.011, god mon after.
wards. beaded by the Verweed tram bead,
I. 'hunk. The firm J. Quirk, meter of IC7oLlid .
ellisiated ea the emedon, in she unavoidable abeeme of
the sestor, the Bev. Nr. Berry, sod the test was teken
from Gel vi, 2—" Bear ye wee soother's bantam
and so WE the law of Christ.*
Al the 00111•1114011 of the nowise the sessibin walked
Ii twoosseitia to visit see of the bosomy ambers, sod
eiroseeded to tle• Inca, whiels wee oily deserated
for the measles with brambles of liles, lebewessa. end
dkainftimmaner letriXreal. .9.4.Piwake," *ea veratiagsligha littol
which did him womb evettit. The reels was Was by
lietthews. Gress bowleg bass said by the
Rev. J.B. Q.itbs Pod *NI provided eige bar**

partaken of by about SO persons. In consequenee of •
prior *revenant to attend • missionary meeting at
Winibonic Mr Quirk was obliged to lean, but Wen
doing se the Cheirman proposed • vote of thanks
him for the .he. discourse he had delivered,
The Hee, Mr. Quilt ie returning thanks mid
la. trusted that the Pimperne branch of th•
more sad more,
County Sookity would prose, as well as the middl
per
The yeas( men of the vi
llag
aged, ought to join it, as they !paid not tell bow seem
they would be laid on a bed of sicken., and if they hod
Lb. benefits conferred by the society to fly to they would
e-
never regret setting aside a part of their earnings for
such • purpose. H. certainly regretted being obligee
to leave so soon, but trusted in a abort time again Or
ban the pleasure of owning his sopasintanse with
Shim, as be &Aired to be on the most frieodly terms
with the different perishes by which he was eurroseded.
As soon es the Moth was removed the Cneuusair
Igen the usual loyal toast', whin were homeared is the
0011 i isethusiastie manner.
The health of "Th. Bishop and Clergy of the
Diocese" was then given, coupled with the nu .4
Mee. J Scow, whine abeence the Chairman miet ha
eery much regretted.
"The Army and Navy" was this propmed by the
CELISMAIII, who remarked that as then two branche,
of the envies were ever ready to do their duty, smiths&
to them &end owed much of its greatness, it wagon
dety as it eight to be our highest gratification ewer to.
remember them with gratitude. He was sorry that Mr.
ilansel, the Colonel of the Volunteees, and who bad
else served in the refuters, was not present; but he
should couple his name with the ken, and be WU sere
all would net cordially wish bite Wog life and happi-
ness. (Loud cheers.)
The Ctielanee then gave "Busses. to the Pin:pers.
Branch of the Comity Club. He was very 'led te end
that it was in rush a prosperous state. Mr. James,
their steward, would furnish them with fuller parti-
culars. He (the Chairmen) considered they bed mode
considerable progress, and treated that many son
would be induced to join.
Mr. Jamie, the steward of the Pimpene Bring, in-
responding, called attention to the general One of the
the society as shown in the last year's report lo mpg of
which was handed to each member) and partinterly
pointed out that though the autism lotions from bosom,
members for the year ending 1863 had decreased to the
amount of £4 lls. &1., yet that the contribution ed
members had increased by £135 li,. 04d. He an drew
attention to the report of Mr. Robinson, the actsery,
which stated that the position of the Society wan very
astiefactory, and each as to establish coaldasee in the-
minds of the wen.bers, the exons of wawa Wing.
£43 10s. Rd. beyond the liabilitiee—Mr. Jamas thin
alluded to the state of the Pleven' bench; at the en 4
of the year 1863 there were 130 members enrolled, doer
thee 11 inure had joined, and they had ',adv.&
£ll2 2.. 2i4. as members' contributions, and £3
honorary subecriptioes. During ihe year they had had:
no death., but had paid out Ifor sob allowanin
£69 6.. 64.; surgeon's salary, f 21.1 13a. 21. As ttew-
were all aware they had during the year cheesed their
surgeon, and be folly trusted that the members would
reap all the advantages they looked forward to by the
change. (Loud cheers.) There wee one subjeet he
wished to br/ng before them. Some et the membess
living at Gueville had talked about establehing a brawls
there, bin lie hail promised to go over to dika villa COOS
a month, and he expected when he went nine week he
should have the pleasure of taking down NI sr 11
mimeo to propose as members of the Branch.
"The health of the Chairman and his Until we.
then proposed by Mr. BAITLITT, in reepouding to
which Mr. Illarrunrs expressed the very great snit-
facitioo it gave him that each pod feeling 'side&
betireen all wins in the rill ige. Anything be doaldi
do to forward their interest.. he should be most
to assist in, and he trusted they would all strivele%
their utmost for each other's well-being.
The bealths of two or three gentlemen visitors wow
then gives, and the party adjourned to enjoy the
pleasures of &dance which was kept up with good whit
for a conaidenble time.

TIM NATIONAL DEBTS OF ALL NATION&
The following shows iwroxinottely the state of Use
public debte of the NlVera countries named :

country. National Debt. P.P.1.41.e. Per West.
UnitedHingdoml.79o,ooo 000 29 000 000 £27 5
United States 600 000,000 21.000,000 26 14
Netheilands 93 000.000 3,500,000 26 11
Hamburg ... 4600,0.0 222,000 20 16
France ... 400,000,000 36,500 000 11 0
Portugal ... 30.000,000 4,000,010 710
Spain ... 107.000.000 16,10000.) 613
Austria ... 224 000,0110 35,000 000 6 8
Belgium ... 26,000 000 4,500,000 515
Bavaria ... 211 000 000 4,600.000 514
Barterer ... 7.000.000 1.800.000 3 13
Brunswick ... 1,500,000 273.000 5
Saxony ... 9500 000 2.100.000 4 10
Denmsrk ... 12 000.000 2.600.000 4 9
Greece ... 4 00,000 1,070,000 3 14
Ru 231.000,000 75,000 00) 3 1
Prussia ... 42 000 000 18,100 00.) 2 Z
Wurt.mburg 5,000,000 1,700 000 2 19
Oldenburg .. 601,000 294 000 2 0
Brazil ... 15.500.000 7,700 000 119
Chili ... 1,154 000 1400,000 1 2

Norway ... 1500 000 1,500.000 Ift 11
Sweden ... 1,700,000 3,700,000 0 2 2
Forming a grand total of £2,673,500,000, raised to
advance of what the nation+ of the world will produces
for years and years to come.

RITIIISrYI 14,01101 TING IF MILITIAMIX.-1111 kw
than 112 of the meo beloaging lath. Zest Kent rash
meat of militia, lately dithended, hews enlisted tete lim
86th Regiment of Foot.
Ti. Wsennia Alio Till Y2O m Weds•
seedey, the 18th inst., at Compton Downs. seer
WiatheMer, the Yeomanry 'Jewelry aseembled for
annual driU when such wm the intense hest this sae
of the men/s horses dropped down dead. The mem
seesped uninjured. On Sunday, ths likh inet., a met,
of the Yeomanry were refreshing themeless der*
severe storm at the City Arms publisohoose, whim hem
wine muse the ceiling fell in upon them, but ne met
wail hurt, _ . _

_
TIM NEW TATTMALL'IL —Long On the Daisy et
1863, and probably before this year's St. Low shell
have omit off, the new building now I. rearm of ages.
which is to be substitub d for the existing Tatter.
sail's, will be open and in full operation. The sight et
the new addles is on the west side of Heigh
mein, not more than boll a utile from Ely=
warner. end the veriest. departments are mai sew.
veniently arranged. A very noble archway forms the
autranos, leading on one side to the subeariptiom
saloon, a very lofty well-ventilated and spoiler
apartment, laid with beautiful encaustie tam Thw
floors of the general stables, as also the loom this
aorridors, and xelleries, am, for the Porno** of
damp, laid with Anneal nod Co.'s patent metal, Iwo.
Them 'bibles, ha, are ranged around the epasionciplate
nutgle whit* is to form the arena for the restrisos,
for showing off Ow horses offered for sale.

Tut Tzigasera serweas lumps AID AMAMI.
—Misr marersoors opened si the lllaistry sip
Alain for lb. establishment of am IntarnetWas=
graphic Ha.. proleeted b U.Belintels' bowels Vie
European continent sad America. • ••••••likt• ••b.
subject was liaised as Moods, by IL Droop de
the ameba's, Italian, and Portads••• 1•i8•1•••fltui
Ma shame d'affalres of the Republie et HeylL-.-
oril.pacista _ _

A lingri.• CHADIC IT 11001LIQIIT.—On •
the •
16th, immediately after the cloak struskil=.
several odious a the gallant 4th Dragoon Ousedsp
stetted off for Do rasomane to whams • mem-
-I,gbt steeple abase of tams miles, whieb LiS111•011114
Faranhar undertook to perform with hie favourite
Lady Annie. Lkatimant Farquhar eame la
unesathed, and had 16 minutes to spare, robber he bur
his faithful nag being meets the won. to, thAr sielaish6
steeplechase. We eaderstand that amuses were sea.
Milord so much against the gallant filler that NM&
bete were offered by which he netted £lOO. The rams
worn.. impromptu oae. and arose at the emes-tehle •
few emotes before it was uodertaken.—Deblin
nifir
.Miil. . .

Ordir to ham tea more reliable in quality, se men
U cheaper in price, it is now well nnd.zstood that it is
theoletaly ansemary to disallow the use of all artilliall
colour on the surface of the leaf. It was this that first
induced Horelema sad Co. to prohibit the use it
powdered Premise blue aid plallththe ou their I=l
as the Chines' ham loos disguised with these
colour* tea for Beulah consumption. purposely to enable
the low brown wintry sorts to be sized off at higla
rates with the beet. The sousumers of Horaissaa's
pore tea therefore not oily ham It more Miami* be
quality and cheaper in price, but also more wholesome.
The Green, •ithout the nasal bluish colour ea the Mat,
is aa olive be.; the Black Is not intessely dark. Le
imitations abound purchasers should nods, that every
Packet is sealed, and signed by Roraima and C 0.,,
original importers of the pore Ma. See list of authorial
agenta for this locality in our dolmas.
NEWS MOM THB Royal aro
now using Reckitte Diamond Black . This feet
most prove to all that it is better than an other kind.
for, of course, they use the best of
This is an age of Improvement,
should be in that direetioe. Time was whin sataiC
was readily obtaiable—pere wholesome
Samuel Johante liked snob; and Petal* PmersUzre
such now. John Chinaman has set ban slow In lading
out that be an psis off his brown waste leaves by
colouring all quailss aline, thee greatly beessaing bin
own and the merchant's profits, at the °mummer's =-
pm.. It is highly requisite that good is. be again
readily *Maisel& ; Bondman and Co., Lades, there-
fore import it pare, without any miaeral powders. Ito
sedate, being the drag, delleioes, sad In
spring graham% ; the gam • dull olive--net
net made Wanly dark; this every Beiglith
drinker admit. Is a great desideratum. gappiled
only in peke* through Hornimen's own agests.—llee
advertisement in this day'. piper.
Barr Him AN moss IT THE Guar Warm
!repress has liven arrived at, by the careful and conelent
improvement of the locomotive. The some means have
made lining's Magnetic Brushes and Coombe easally
perfect. They me now the accepted sad male remedy
for the agonies of Tie Dolorous, Nervous Medea.,
de., and restore the colour to Grey Bair In • hy
weeks . . .

N. B. —Counterfeits am ocilug made.
Ofiless. 82. &laminas!' 84"1, 14."1"
The following is as sztenot hoes the Seeesd !Atka
(pool 189) of the Tranalatlou of the Pliariemotweis et
t 6 Boys! Collate or Phtirinal Loodoe. bl Dr. G.
F.
pska.ba by and It is so
small defee• is this eon Wipe (speaking el th•
Pharinaeopcsia) that we hate no purgative mar bat
what °outsize alma; yet we kaow that hatieocrlicidel
paws. sionio• bear atom, except it he ia the forst of
COCKLE'S PILLS, which; aisle eassials of=
assaismay, acid solosyntb, aria& I tidal; are
into • sort at wriareasd edema, th• acridity at whisk
I. Amsted, I sameet. by se alkaline proems, and by a
fourth ingredisat (unknown to me) of so aresoetie teats
Remise. I Walt no better sad no worse of it tee its
brim • patent aisdkine. I look at is.. sa Asti& at
ariameres sad dramatis tea sad de sot bed.
tate to say ill. the Net used. pill Is tioisM44:
masealsresi=i, a enueous purge, sad a b
, sad tit* ellbeis br
wodeuel:ll4l4 sad orwrigralt. That ir=let essamaly
bremararboids, like nest else* Pak adtrilaaa
is betbarelbsisate selahle, se that logbodvas
000dolot to mow aosoolono.