The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-10 00:00:00

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DURSLEY.—Counx LEirr.— On Monday, for
New Year's Day, the alderman, steward, and
officers of the court leet of this ancient and loyal
b Tough, with the Revs. G. L De Conroy Ireland,
and J. W. Hillier, breakfasted with the bailiff, Mr.
Workman, brewer, at his residence, Prospect House,
and afterwards accompanied him to the parish
church, where the above rev, gentleman officiated, a
most appropriate and auitsble sermon being preached
by the Rev. Mr. Hillier, after which the cortege
esoorted the bailiff back to his house- During the
whole of the route an unusually large number of
spectators assembled to witness the procession, and
manifested their pleasure on the occasion, and joined
with the merry pied from the old tower, the gather.
ing giving signs of a general holiday. At five o'clock
the company Nat down to an excellent dinner, under
the presidency of the bailiff, his son, Mr. George
Workman, occupying the vice-chair, a goodly
number of aldermen and friends being present.
After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts, senti-
ment and harmony prevailed throughout the
evening, and a very pleasant time was spent. On
Tuesday, the entployda of Mr. Workman were
regaled with the good old English fare of roast beef
and plum pudding, "John Barleycorn" crowning
the centre table, and yielding an unlimited supply of
"home brewed," while songs and glees enlivened
the festive board to the gratification of all present.
WESTON-SUPER-MA RE. —SUPPER. —On Wed.
needay evening the men in the employ of the Bristol
and Exeter Railway Company, engaged at the
Weston station, were treated to a very excellent
supper at the Railway Hotel, through the kindness
of R. L. Jones, Esq., steward to the lord of the
manor. The chair was taken by mine host, Mr.
John Bath, and the vice-chair by the booking clerk,
Mr. Henry BarrelL After the repast, which was
Brut class, and served up in Mr. Bath's usual style
(to which ample justice was done), toasts, loyal and
.itio were drunk in quick succession—" The
' " "Direotors of the Bristol and Exeter
ILL. Jones, Esq.," with cheers three
9! as three for his generous hospitality • "Mr.
• • gfield," surgeon to the men; and many
r others. The evening was spent in a most amusing
lima agreeable manner, with dance and song,
' eodompanied with some good music from P. C.
'Brook's violin and shortly after twelve all
'satisfied with their entertainment.
eARY.—The usual quarterly meeting of the
committee of the Weston-caper-Mare
was held on Thursday afternoon at the
asary. Mr. R. A. Kinglake, J. P, presided.
aseretary's report was read, as also the financial
-sant, the latter of which showed that the
of receipt' for the year ending 31st
7, 1864, amounted to £251 14e. 2d., and the
for the like period to £226 lOs. lid.,
/ leaving a balance in hand of £2 38. 3d. This
satisfactory position of affair* of the instate-
received with approbation. Tenders having
ived for the supply of medicine required for
poses of the Dispensary, the same were
and appeared as follows :—Mr. R. Oharaley,
cwt. under the price current of Messrs.
,Tongue, and Head, London druggists;
es Griffith, one • cent under the price
of the same r firm ' • Messrs. Gordon
.cl• the by the same London
; lye percent. beyond
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DEATH OF THE JUDGE 07 THE BIBMINGFIAM COUNTY
COURT.—We regret to have to announce the death of
Mr. William Nichols, the judge of the Birmingham
County Court. Mr. Nichols was appointed in October,
1862, to the judgeship vacant by the death of Mr.
Trafford, who had held the office for a considerable
time. About the middle of last year he was ailing, and
in September—at the end of the long vacation—he
appointed Mr. Humphreys, of the Chanoery bar, as his
deputy, and went to fdentone, in Savoy, hoping that,
by spending the winter in a warmer climate, be might
come in the spring of the present year with renewed
strength to his duties. He has written frequently to
friends in Birmingham, and of late his letters have had
a more hopeful tone. lie suffered from dropsy, and no
danger was apprehended until a few days before his
death, when the disease assumed a more serious form,
and he sank rapidly, and died on the 29th of December.
Birmingham Post.
ANTICIPATED JUDICIAL CHANGEB.—Among the on
dits of the day the following judicial changes have been
touched on :—Chief Justice Erie, of the Court of
Common Pleas, is, it is said, to be raised to the peerage.
Sir Vaughan Williams, of the same court, is not ex-
pected to resume his judicial duties on the betoh. It is
thought that Mr. Mellish Q.C., will be offered a judge-
ship, the Attorney-General, being an equity lawyer,
not claiming a judgeship at common law. It is also
stated that after the Bishop of Natal's case has been
disposed of by the o mimittee sitting thereon, Lord
Kingsdown will not again take his position as oneof her
Majesty's judicial lords of the Privy Council.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFAOTHEZ OF
PAINT.— A patent has just been taken for the masufac•
facture of a carbon paint, which promises to be of the
greatest general utility. The paint is produced in any
colour, and is adapted for all outdoor work, agricultural
implements, copper eheating for ships, ships' bottoms,
iron rooting, railings, &c.; and for which purpose the
black, brown, and red are almost indestructible, being
solely carbonaceous bodies. This patent carbon paint,
unlike other cheap paints, is free from offensive smell,
and it nominate immense body, covering nearly four ,
times the extent of ordinary nil paint, and dries in a '
quarter of an hom. after application. For ship-builders
it is invaluable, for it is not acted upon by sulphureted
hydrogen. For terms, &0., apply to Nasal', Smith, and
Co., 80, Fenchurch-street, London.
SANDRINGHAM HALL—One of the chief improve-
ments, in a small way, at Sandringham Hall, has been
the adoption of RECIIITTE' DIAMOND BLACK LEAD, for
polishing the stoves no doubt it has added a lustre to
even the brilliant fireside of the Prime and Princess of
Wales. ,
A current idea of the high estimation the public have
for llorniman's pure tea, may be formed from the fad,
that twelve thousand feet of warehouse-flooring are In
constant working occupation by their staff of packers,
and that they have the largest stock of duty-paid tea in
London to supply their agents, who number about
two thousand. The advantages their arrangements
afford consumers are great, for tea ordinarily passes
through numerous hands, and has to bear multiplied
profits : from the Chinese grower it passes to the
merchant, next to the tea broker—then to the London
wholesale dealer, afterwards to the provincial trader,.
and finally to the retailer ;—but by Homiman & Co's.
mode of supply, all they import is sold direct to the.
public by agents, secured in sealed packets with the
price printed on the label; therefore, uniform good
value is guaranteed to omsnmers. As imitations abound'
see all are signed by Hornirnan mid Co., original im-
porters of the pure tea. List of local agents in this
paper.
The introduction of commodities thateommand a large
sale from their distinctive advantages being valued by
the public, frequently attracts a hoeti of imitators. To
endeavour to pass off inferior articles some closely copy
the trade-mark, labels, packets, he., of Messrs. Horni-
man, the well-known original Importers of the Pure
Tea; therefore purchasers should not fail to notice that
the signature—" Horniman and Co, London"—is on
each genuine packet. Their tea, from its reliable good
quality, has for a quarter of a century been in great
favour throughout the kingdom, inciting that all classes
require good tea, sod prefer sterling quality to mere
/appearance. Messrs. Hornirnans' agents number about
two thousand those in this locality are advertised in
our columns.
AN OLD POUR-HORSED STAIIE•COACH WILL ERE LONG
he less a novelty than premature Grey Hair, which is
fast disappearing under the effects of Herring's Magnetic
Brushes and Combs, whieli recent improvements have
, rendered almost infallible, in restoring the color to Grey
Hair, and also in removing the Agony of Tic Doloreux
and Nervous Headache.
' N.B. --Counterfeite are being made.
Offices, 82, Basingball-street, London.
Cons nip Ootsettrintor BY Da. Looomea PULMONIC
WAFERS. —Prom Mr. Richard Meredith, Kington,
fierefirnishire.—l had a violent cough' many persons
gave their opinion that I should not be long in this
world. I had the first advice to no purpose, when?,
after using Dr. Locook's Wafers, I am now as well as,
, ewer. It is ray opinion that these Wafers are a gift
from God.
I Da. Loooox'a PULMOEIC WAFEEN give instant
relief and a rapid mire of asthma, consumption, coughs,
. and all disorders of the breath and lungs. All throati)
affections are immediately relieved by allowing a
occasionally to dissolve in the mouth. To singers
public speakers they are invaluable for clearing 1
etrengtheuing the voice. They have a pleasant taste.
Price Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 64., and lls. per box. Soli.'
by all medicine vendors. Cantion.—Every box of the.,
medicine has the eords, "Da. Looooro
licirneLnets in white lettere on a red ground in the Govern-
Iseparated. meat Stamp, without which words all are counterfeits
CHEDDAR. —l.2totrissTs . and an imposition.
, FAY. CovN,Tli,Cintorraa.—At b. HOLLOWAY'S OINTIONT AND P/LLE.,
of George Uarbert Botion,inbat son of Nina—Melly thousands of martyrs from rs. _
as brought . labotusw, of '• . ' • ' bare found hums* life bnt one long disease, and
oiler slimier, was suctraseed to . opinion of - . .esmodthig all this most eminent rosdind rp
vras owe& —At mud taws IA aorta of supposed rollediedi -
about f? i-Abenglisew-A ybling migti ' • - Winford, on the body of Ann . i Mums aged 76 ha" r'"ln MULTI i'f •1114
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custom, the employees and trid
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the grkiporti Old Brewery eofeteA.J.
together at the VoliOtteerinii, Mr. C unser till
(manager) Pronled ;
After an essellent 4 loantitifai empnly
grog, ho., was at in,,,Aald the psety trots
shortly previous Mahe entering of the self rot%
Bononow,Peltion..“-Ostrrton Ahnixii.rfilth.
On Saturday, tbe Nettle. , Wm. %nth, an iipPrentie.
to Mr. 11,0os, shipbuilder, IlridPort Harbour, was
brought up in custody for absenting bin:welt from
work, sa was sentenced to six weeks' impsnionment
with herd labour; and on Monday, John Allen glide
es-similar ehergsramt-being an
- two months' he-