The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25 00:00:00

THE BUDGET.
The cardinal vies of the Budget (says the TACO',
apart from minor faults, which might ho remora
without affecting its main outlines, is its injeaties. Ii
addition of Id. to the bloom° Tax end of 21. to it
Tea Duty would have supplied all he wants, and se
additions could have been taken off again simalt
eously, so uto preserve the equal pressure of
national expenditure on all causes. Mr. Lowe hail
unfaithful to his own principles. We do cot rer
any Budget for many years which has been
with • chorus of disapproval so completely link
The Daily Neva remarks that Mr. Lowe has
vided for what Mr. Fawcett rightly Galled entreer
estimates, and as we have gone back from it, ;
of economy, he has in this One matter led us
lath towards fettered industry.
The SAculard asserts that the house tax is
the best, and the legacy duty about the worst and
oppressive of all taxes; so that the sub-'''.
tax on widows and orphans for a tax prop°,
the value of a men's dwelling, and therefore,
probability, to his general rate of expenditure, is
as retrograde a step in finance as could well lei ex!
from Liberal enlightenment.
The Tekgraph believes that such a Budget
be popular, and no doubt Mr. Lowe will be cool
he tan carry its
The Adocrtiacr does not, regard the tau on
a very brilliant device. A tax on chignons ,
about aa good ' • but it wonders what Mr. Lowe
of the proposed ruin of the Liquor trade. Hol
he intend to recoup the loss which will acau
this? The weakness of the monetary 'ahem::
Chancellor of the Exehequer is On a par with I.!
of the Government devioes, and certainly will
received by the country as a triumph of
finaneial ability. Incapacity and wrong 4
are fast reaching the end of their tether,
have new men before we can get new inect,urc,
:pasha

Over seventy war novels are now in prel
Germany.
A Welsh musical convention was recently
Gambria, Wisconsin.
The Prince of Wales and Princess Christian sill ale
the International Palibition on May L
An offer of 21. in the pound made on behalf d
Winehelsea, his creditors refuse, and demand
The Pod bears that the Porte intends seeding'
iron-clad fleet to oral'. in the Racine this snow
The Warwickshire leomanry are to form
forte which is to anomnp at Aldershot in Set
The death is announced of Omar Pasha,
usitader.in-ohiet of the Turkish army.
The Emperor' Napoleon attained the age
Thursday. He was born in Paris on the '.N/th
1808.
American ootton seed is now being ,
Ragland (says an American paper), to be made
quality "olive oil."
A Mist roe Miss Bicaaa.—A Missouri Wl"'
a red Bag, stopped the train, and asked the cuteiang
for a chew of totem for her old man.
The Devon and Cornwall Chamber of -Lennit°
approves of the Local Taxation Bill peer*, but Ti
II does not relieve rates from national bantam.
Me. WILKUISQN, the Anti-Tubscommt of Bride
Association repute. has just left an eleput host
because the chimneys are addicted to the inky hail I

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smoking.
A fungous [firmer in the eastern couatia, `641
filling up his amens return, stated in the last wham:.
referring to infirmities, that he bad beau's/if gig Irg;
an infliction of the malt tea since his birth.
Concerning 'port al all kinds the Hun. Graaliel
Berkeley is se undoubted authority. Bo "
therefore, a valuable hint when he warns • oases?'
rary not to make use of such dangerous phrase:UV a
" throwing • Ash beak into the water." It "Prating
every Ash so thrown in, though he swims away. sinia
only to die, for the rough °outset so oocasionoi Oa
sad stuten of water dooms the creature to • bur*
bat certain death. To return the Ash to Its Beat"
element to live, stoop down, and patting its cow raul
within the water, let the °costars glide siwotbly
hu
the band without any " splash " whatever.
caution which, even to the most humane of us, is oila
neeemary.

11111T118.
April 0, at Bedford Tinian; Bridport, the wife 1: 1
Munson, of a eon.
April 10, at Wimborne Minder, the wife of U. T. E
Seq. of a daughter.
April 10, at Broadusayna, the wifo of Mr Slade, of a volk.
April 10, at Tolpuddle, (ho wife of Mr. Lovvloo, .4 • 00A.
a"M"uwomnAPCLlAPA:i..:ll:l:44:l9,37%natatia,Llit"diCabaruaw":4...u.7.tbuwrti.:::.l;Juirsot.::::f,
rtlio,rwtibAto.::Aw,itillAgchard:
mrb‘"Janl.s.l-
- 15, at Arlington, eerie Castle, the wife of Yr.
Frauds Kent, of • dangnier•
April ie, at Portland Old Blink, the wife of Mr Freliv.
11.. N., Chief Eogineer of the Telegraph Manned,'
CompanY's Swain Ship Edinburgh, of a sun.
Avni 13, st. Wareham, the wife of U. Penton,
son.
MABBIAOI2I.
April 17, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Blandford, by the a
F. (lapin.. Kr 11. FL Liewllyn, of Poole, to Min
Snook, of Whatmoc.
DEATHS.
April I, at the radiance of hie son flan SalVllJf CinTa;
vont, 3ouguea, Hants, James 0..4, Eel.,
formed, of Stratton, Dorset, in the 45th an 01 In"g're,d,r
April 6, at West-road, Symondsbury? Mr Winn
aged 714
APrli 7, at ' •
"urn BrldPort, Sind, think off',
dritter of the late liandord, formerlYdel."°.
ag 41 years. gel
Aptil 8, at Barrack-strast, Bridport, Mr Janie, „.,,,,
72 years.
Aprll9, at Weymouth, Mary Elizabeth. wile of B. L-
Hol, aged 45. DatA""
April 10, at Bland ord, Mr. James !Jobb', and tvd
Ina a highly respected tradoeman the Low. a, •'',1,1
at Lockerley, Rants, in the year 1/19, and cam w
0.0
about the year 11111, as an insistent to Mann.
arilizuel
who resided In the market-place, whore ho renTs,
tthe no" wee given up, • period o 2.0 years HI ,y
commenced on his own scoutien. or (ho 1,A4: P 46"....•
yeen be wait a member of the Indopoudont viten*
town, and latterly a datizen, and during Utz greeter ;
his niembership a zealous Sunny school hescher,
years he dented in the Sabbath seri ILVA at Kingston.
API'S 12, at Grove Farm, Puticknowle, Martha, th,ismi,
„I
wife of the late Mrs. Bernard Coo, and young", "?7,,.
%helms Mr. Jonathan liounsell, of Pew-known,
4wll 13, at Weymouth, Alice Eliza, dandhlnr.
Weekley, aged 10 yesra . 4,4.4 wren wt
April 14, at Sticklaudt alter a lingerieg_, 404 or Mr.
Mrntian resignation, kdeanor,
Huatinr, aged Le years. .rs 'hot 11111A3A.
April 17, at Porteeham, s '` • A ••
Henry, the eldest and much
late Seery Stlckland, sod A.try 4.1020
April IS, at Bell-etroot,
William Cuff, aged ltl.
Ar••• Enrbar"
Terrant Yankton,
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Painted and Pabliabed. at ff. HiffirdW,.
Dacithosiss. by ALSIP Argos, ot 111
Hay Maly, Gm ma and etr•proplleb2G
Tomb/. April 25, 1371.