The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

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profit, but as a compliment. of the season, that
the perfumers issue this delighful brochure. Still,
' as they publish in this instance three editions of
ben 'thousand each, the public have a tolerable
' *chance of gratifying their olfutories in this
, pleasing way. Inexorable as the demands of the
, press may be conceived tts.bejtre for one only
.know we had to wait out li&le, and on Friday
'were favoured with a copy after the bespoke ones
'.. had been duly supplied. The alraanack. printed
' on rose paper, is bound in cloth, gilt esigek,and
, gives this year the ages of all our modriedledde
. men. The perfume is good. . ~. ors
.
' Bisnmel's Alneseaels for 1866 masa next in
_ this interesting history of the elegances of the
season. Mr. Begone Rimmel is also well and
' lfserounibly known td his readers by a much
'. aaxger perfumed work than this—his admirable
Book of Perfumes,* reviewed in our columns
- eseiviany apostles ago u one of the most accep-
table volumes over presented to polite society.
. tOarrying OP one °this three London eistablishme tate
i :at Beaufort-buildings, in the Strand, one of the
.. original perfumeries of London, and at the very
shop frequented by the seventeenth century
-. haulm and belles, Mr. Riminel is indeed the tra-
ditionary, is well as the historical repositor, of the
' :secrets of his order. Ethi present almanaolc, as
' diet* inferred from the proceeding notice, still
rrellihm the folded tom_ including the scented
; mallet ; hence it is deliiEtfully perfumed, as
, well as richly illuminated. Our advertising
oolumushow that it is published at the standard
. prins of theme pretty, treks, which we are very
, suessennewee got op for the money.. ,
irmlint 66 a, 38 Alinanack.—This is an illumin-
ate& ansheiseurepanying that well known
81111411101 4,0111t--Beetolg's Christmas Annual.
.4.ltobbrner groups of large colour-printed
forget-me-note, with the calendar in-
,
. gaterusli displayed on imitation ivory ..miipia in
the centre. vo, .
~ ..Dietrichsen rf Hannay's Almanaak, publhaid
by their well-known successor in business, Me
Ndward Cleaver, maintains a well-earned and
' long-established reputation. The official and
'eelieltlinformation contained in this, the largest,
. •ohleipest, and in some respects the best of our
. livelier elmanacks, is indispensable in business
. q"rterit sod the very repute of the publication
~ commends it independently of any resornweada-
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eolusponlunct.
• -.. BBITIBM-41AUFALL. ' a TA.I'
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I have to ask ieffisle'releavEriattention for a few
-.. -te to • request as the above subject, the
=nee of which in re'stion to engineering and
questions Ii well known. It is now some
tuns since I begin oollecting return, of the fall of
: nisi—with what success I will mention presently,
,
bat my main diffioalty has been to fibl out the
, . poor who keep sub records, and one of the most
ebvhstsuarees of amistance is the Public Press; 1
=fore, ask from each and every journal in
• Isles their all-powerful aid. When the
4 alkstise was first organised in 1860, scarcely 200
=twits known to observe and record the rain-
, • . vinnly perseverance, and the aid of a
.2..,..,..• of thipsese, the number has been raised
there are now more than 1200 places whence
.. are regularly proeleinril Still 1 know there
, Ina, more, probably ha reds, 'who have
, likhotot Mid eemae ' Kai a . °ears! L
vik Isphoe tied rails reeelihribuld be sent,
gee btu been too diffident to emit them. It is of
, ... inrpoiturce to gab* these, and make
.. , yet more complete. 44refdre beg leave
our columns to ask *MO reader to think
. „ .--1-ll he or she- leiiiiii-Nr4-ny one who
-- _. er has kict. ia,rein-gialinpiiio, has eny
el rainfall (et old weather jonniele,) in their
'
lii&in
-..seekre *ay do insole of IWO persons,
on behalf of science, of my fellow
Andrea ohm behalt,4o less every effort
- "%sena their sUlo,sale &veer me with
thietninite steiaddressen,,'Wn (want old rewords,
"11.kinheeside prestat yew, and from all
rufther., ciente, wan•t esteresitor the insure, if
' Iltribianift notify ' 'their willingness to
suit r the very cheap and
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number, every oopy is solcl, and.
Miettnett--for' they an theidzinulack
Ifor fram all parts, andnti4eral Lor lon
,oltiored to purchase the - • 4of I
lielleve, however, that th. re_f use
proposals, and are obliged their
-sod, very good reason why,
anything like correct, that
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