The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07 00:00:00

IiIRTtIS.

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June 3, at St. Alban's Row, Weymouth, the wife of
Mr. Alfred Dennis, draper, of a still-born mu.
June 2, at Charusinster, the wife of Mr. William
Collier, of a von.
May 26, at Westwall, W•reibant, the wife of W. C.
E.q.. of a daughter.
May. 24, at Ringwood, the wife of Mr. M. Sellars,
gatekeeper on the South-Wsidern Railway, of • son.
May 29, at Clippetts House, Winterbourne Kingston,
the wife of Mr. -orge Arnold. of • daughter.
May 27, at Dolforgan, the wile of B. P. Long, L'sis.
M.P. of a daughter.
il ARMAGH&
June 5, at the Baptist Chapel, Dorehester„ by the
1t... J. Jopliag, Mr. Charles Howe, to Elisabeth,
youngest daughter of Mr. Samuel Dawe.
May 30, at theyerish church, Wrosall,by the Rev.?.
Hooke, Mr. R. W illmont, of Conoombe. to Rhoda Ann,
eldest daughter of Mr, W. Studley, South Parrott.
May 31, at the perish church, Coes Mullen, by the
Rev. 11.. W. Planoptre, Edwin Charles, youngest son of
Mr. beausaa. Womontb, to Emily Mary, sided
daughter of Mr. 'tt ahem Bavertook, Feat Rod Farm,
Cede Mullen.
May 25, at St. James's Church, Poole, by the Rev. A.
Wilkinson. It A. incumbent, Mr. John White to Miss
Elizabeth Jane Langford, both of Pools.
Mao 25. at Bhillingstone Church, by the Rev. E. A.
Donlan, rector, Mr. F. Davi.' of Blendford. to Mary,
eldest dauglker of Mr. John Donsiny, of ghillie
May 26,11 St. Mary's Church, flouthampton, rWayt/t
Rev. Mr. Ashwin, curste, Mr. Sidney kllford, young**
son of R. Jacob Allford, to Ellen Amelia Andrews, of
Lyminot•cs. ellen daughter of Mr. Alfred Andrews,
ooschbailder.

-11.1.-y-ii-17;t" the pariah rhumb of limbeldever. Haab,
by the Rev. H. rt. W. Chattels, vies/ of laklealutes,
Sussex, avisted by the Rev. T. 0. Clara., VNW of
(Wham. Hants, the Rev. Percy Andress, curate of
Lilleohall. Salop, only sou of the late Thomas Andrews,
of the Inner Temple, EN., serjestaleat-law. to Mould.
Frances. filth daughter of the Rey. T. Clarke, vicar of
DEATHS. _

May 15, at the Bedfo;lfic;tel—. Bedford-square, South.
ampron, [faunal', the wife of Mr. William Dean, and
yonagett daughter of Mr. James Cummins, architect
nn4 surveyor. Weymouth, aged 57.
May 30. at 17, North-street, Taunton, Mr. John Toole,
music *eller, aged 61.
Jane 1, at Lnin. Regis, where she bad gems for the
benefit of her 1,0410, Ellsnetta, the nisch loved wife of
John Glyde, solicitor, Y. oeil. aged 33.
Anne 1, at Portland, Mr. Reuben Read, aged 82, after
m .rned life of only two mooths.
May 24, Mr. William Batt, gun maker. South Quay,
Weymouth. aged 73 years.
due. 2. at Christchurch, Mr. Cornelia, Gould,
formerly of &cal Chalk. Bali.bury, Wills, led 78.
M. 7 30. at Ringwood, Mr. George Choler, blacksmith,
arei 72 years.
June 1, at Burton. near Christohureh, Mr. John
Elliot, formerly of to. Company's PAINViet, aged
59.

,y 30, st Wineanton, Mr. Robert Clarke, Mork to
tho. la.ard of gendiaos, clerk to the highway board.
remora, of births. deaths, ka, and the sub-distributor
of atemie. The dreemed bad held the oMes of sleek to
the Vlll.canton union from its coutorsomment, wed was
much r-oectei-
m,y 28, at lilandtmd, Mr. James Coombs
11. v 28, at Rlandford Bt. Mary, Mr..
bloneitr,n, aipd 80. Much respente&
May 26. st whgtoonibe, Mr. Harm', for mane years
steward to lin. Michel. Greatly reepsoyd for lb.
upright and oonmientinut discharge of hie
May 30, at Blandford, Mrs. Alford.
Mop 28, at Ilfrmornb-, North Divest, at lb. banal of
bet much-valued friend. Mr+. flameel Traver., miry.
rho beloved daughter of the Rev. Jobs Nagai, view
of Blivrharoe,
May 27 very soddecil, lb. Rev. Henri Barfols.
of Suter College, Orford, cars:* of Mop tad Parlay,
liVotv. aged 24.
Mar 21, at Orford, in his 18th year, drowsed is the
River Thatnev, in attempting to gave a companion from
• similar fate, Edward John, son of the ReV. 11. 8.
Touiplar, vicar of Great CaLwalE, auk/

BATH AND WEST OF ISNOLAND SOCIETY,
ran Isis orootntaoletlure Of
AORICOLMIX, ANTS, MANUFACTURE&
AND 00110111110 E.
EST•BLISHED 1777.
Ponog—H.R.ll. THE nuns OF WALES, ILO.
rr is ANNUAL EXHIBITION
of STOCK, IMPLESEN TS, POULTRY,
WORKS of ART, sad HORTICULTURAL
SPECIMENS,

At BRISTOL,

On the 134 h. 144, —15412—,-16-111, and 141.9 Jl7llll, 1964.

PIIIKDIXT : —The ET. HON. EARL FORMA-MR.

The CATTLE and POULTRY will be OPENLY
JUDGED as Monday. INS Jame.
The other Departmenle will be open is buoy,:
STEAM ENGINES end MACHINERY in MOTION;
The ARTS end HORTICULTURAS DEPART.
_ .

MENTS.—Mooday.
mum 11,100F0148 and CULTIVATORS, MOWERS
sod 19LATER8, to wort Iron 11 to 3 o'olook, co

Tassday sad Viednisday.
HORSE SHOEING. at Portabk Parps.—Wedeiesdity.
no ANNUAL MEETING sad BANVIEt, is

Walaseday.
The HOMES paraded in am Circle at 12 dad 4 daily.
The BAND of hb• ROYAL MARINES (by per-
mission of 0010001 (LWOW, C. 8.,) will play as Yee-
day, Teeeday, sad Wednesday; add the, BAND of Um
GRENADIRR GUARDS (by waddles' of Osioael
Langan) on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
ADMISAIOR :- Oa MONDAY, TUESDAY, and
WEDNESDAY. 2s. 64.; THURSDAY aid FRI-
DAY, Is. .

•
HENRY ST. JOHN NkOLE Surstary,
May, 1861 5, Weod•strett, HAL

THE HAMPSHIRE ARTIFICIAL
MANURE COMPANY.
Nuassursa.]
lfAiuncrrozir : [NO. near SOUTHAMPTON.
Ithorporated ander the Camisoles AA, 1962.
CAPITAL Eska*
In 10,000 Shares of SS ame, with power to increase to
ClOO,OOO.
Deposit 10s. per Share oe application, and SOL on
allothamet. .
Calls ant tu wroth& el per Share at Wends of sot lose
than throe months.

DILICROU.
J. H. Haynes. Eaq , Woolley Green, Dear Roomy.
W. Garrett, Esq., flunky, Wiasbester.
W. Wallis, Esq., Bishopstoirs, Hants.
Edwin Hills, Esq., Monied Work', Warsash.
J. Twynam, Esq., Wieetiostor.
With power to add to their itemiser.
Inloontial Agyicsltnl names in hoodoo will be
inurtedistoly added as Morelos and Trustees.
RANI UM.
London and County Beak. Winchester, or at any other
of their Branches.
National Provincial Bask, Bouthaeoptoo, or at any
other of their Brought*.
110LICIT0118.
Preston and Pormaa, 13, Orseharnotrset, London.
W. Rawlinp, Esq., Winahostor.
AUDITORS.
W. Rose, Esq., Pobdowa, soar Alrasford, Hants.
L K. Youldon, &sq., London Cosnty Bask, Wine Mister.
11•11 *Opt.
Sanaa swell
if AL ItICIAL manna.
Professors Way and Erase, 105, Leadenhollotreet,
London.
TIIIPOII AZT OMCI
_ • .

13, Gresham-straet, Loudon.

PROSPECTUS.
This Company has been firmed foe the purpose of
diming on, on an extended male, the manufacturing of
various Chemisal Manures, whibh hu proved to he one
of the most pro Stable ineestments of the day as it is
well known thet existing establishineets ere paving their
Bhartaidderg dividends at the rate 01 20 and-30 per cent.
The great object in establishing this Company is to
secure to the public PURE GENUINE MANURES.
and it is hoped that Farmers in partlealar will OM is to
be to their interest to become shareholders, so that they
may have a perfect knowledge of the character of the
Manures they are nurturing, and thus in point of fad,
make it a "Consumers Company," and every Share-
holder will be entitled to purabsee from the Company
on lower terms than the outside public, in proportion to
the amount of his lanstment, and tinder the discretion
cd the Managint Director.
The Directors will purchase the Manure Works he-
lm/ring to Mr. 8. Jewell, Harding, near Southiunpton,
' which are in full operation at • sum to be agreed on.
ineluding plant, land, machinery. Alum, and the *bole
of the Live and Dead Stock, one half of which aum will
be taken in fully paid up Shane of the Company.
The Directors bare reared the marriage of Mr. Jewell,
as Manager et the Work., and consider that his prodigal
knowledge, derived from more than 20 years' experiemse
in the Manufacture of Chemical Manures, will be a
guarantee to the Shareholders that every &Outdo° frill
be paid to their intrests, and no effort be wanting to
supra them • good return for their money.
The Premien are very extessive, affording caps.
bilities for manufacturing 90.000 tons of Chemical
Manures aanually,besides possmung the greet advantage
of being use, Ow eater side and the Andover Lod Red-
bridge Railway, and have an estabhsksed business
connection of eighteen years' standing.
Mr. Jewell hes also • Manufactory for pure dried
blood, at Belle Isle, London, near the Cattle Market,
and the Directors have arranged with Wet to supply
this valuable fertiliser, which contains 13 to 15 per
coat. Memoirs, and is equal, when emeeentrided, to
Gunny, solely to the Company, at a price that will
justify its use.
The Shareholders will incur no liability, beyond the
amount the Shares allotted to them. Applioatiohe
for Sharea most hems& upin the annexed form. Each
mmlicap.nyt wig.l.lieperrerhired to.patyhetontbrketers of the
Shares
applied for, end upon allotment to make a further
payment of El 104. per Share on the Shares aided to
him. No further call will be made at • less ibterval
than three calendar months, of which dtte notice will be
given, and no tall will ganged El per Stare.
It no allotment be idad. the deposit will be returned
In full. _ .

Ptospactuses and Forms of Application for Shares,
may be had of the Bankers. Solicitors, and Manager, at
the Works, Nursling, near Southampton.
LIM= ISOM PROMISOR. iiyAT:

July Ilth,
DIAZ Bil,—You have expressed a dories to have my
opinion oe your proposal to form a Company for the
manufaatare of Artificial Menures, at your Works at
Nursling. I understand from you that there lii large
and increasing dimmed for csndine Manures in your
district, as well as gimetally, and that you hays a
valuable connuoMon for the supply of dried blood and
green bones at • price which would justify their use in
the manufacture of Wheat and other Manures ; that you
are within easy distance of market towns for the sale of
Manures, and are favourably situated for the purchase
strew materials. I have myself seen your premises, and
for the carrying out of a large trade by a public Company
I feel satisfied Mist you have ample specs for all purposes,
which will be emestial to full success. . . .

-.1-1;oull-recoin•-• mend you— Z-so—ake it • point, in any
arrangements that may be derided upon, that • practieel
ohm:Dist, specially acquainted with questions of 'Miami
manures, should fora part of roar staff of °Mean, in
order that your own knowledge of these mitten should
be assisted by that of a man of misses wheeseer dream-
stances require it, end this Moult be • feature of year
Conmany, for the entidaction both of the shmehoMers
and the public. Ido not recomainsd mod/ for gush an
aloe, but with proper adequate arrangements I should
I not be unwilling to help you in that way.
I am, dear Sir, yours truly,
Yr. S. JewelL J. THOMAS WAY.

PORK Or APPLICATION FOR SRAM.
To the Directors of the liasppelsire Artificial Rasura
Cop soy Limited.
Oesrfluggn,—Having peid to your Rankin the sos of
being the deposit of 10a per Share on
Shares in the shove Computy, I hereby moat that
you twill allot me that number ed I swept such
Shares, or any lessee number. Anti I Nether request
that my name may be pissed on the Register of Share-
holders for the shares so allotted. And I further
agree to sign the AMA's al Association when called
upon to do so.
I am. geollemes, year obedient servant,
Name I. full

Resides's,- .......
Profession Sni ..........

[This Form must be emeleesa entire oti et before tate
lit of August, to soy of th. Compeake Beaks.]

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