The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-17 00:00:00

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Jarrary
February

Dollars.
38,615
50,189
60,518
63,992
57,193
73,654
82,665
95,077
135,502
108,121
107,814

168,683
178,852
166,215
133,275
167,486
240,867
249,433
310,999
310,542
288,726
273,996

Do/lara.
207,298
229,041
226,733
197,267
214,879
314,521
332,096
406,076
446,044
398,847
381,810

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August
September
October
November

Pools Nicw LIFEBOAT.—A fine new lifeboat has Not
been completed by the National Lifeboat Institution
for Poole. The boat is 32 feet long, 7 feet 4 inches
wide, and rows 10 oars, double banked. Her self-
righting qualities were recently fully and yetis.
factorily tested in the Regent's Canal Dock, lime.
house. The water she shipped was self-ejected,
through patent valves, in fifteen emends. The follow-
ing are some of the qualities of the boat :—Great lateral
stability—speed agiunst a heavy sea—facility for launch-
ing and taking the shore—immediate self-discharge of
any water breaking into her—the important advantage
of self-righting, if upset—strength—stowage room for
a number of passengers. The boat was built by the
Messrs. Forrestt, of Limehouse. The transporting
carriage of the boat, which was built by Mr. J.
Robinson, of Kentish Town. London, was also tried on
the occasion, and was found to answer very well. The
cost of the lifeboat and its equipment, and transporting
I carriage, amounting to £5OO, has been presented to the
National Lifeboat Institution by a benevolent lady, who
has named the boat the 'Manley Wood.' A free con-
veyance was readily given to the Poole lifeboat and
carriage by the London and South-Western Railway
Company. A commodious and substantial new lifeboat
house has been erected for the boat. The Rev. Lord S.
G. Osborne, Mr. G. N. Penney, and other gentlemen,
have rendered the National Lifeboat Institution every
assistance in the organization of this lifeboat establish-
ment, and in obtaining contributions in aid of Its future
support. The lifeboat will be publicly launched in
Poole Harbour on Thursday next, the 19th inst. During
the past year, 698 lives were rescued by the lifeboats
of the Society, and by the crews of fishing boats, &e.,
to whom the Institution granted rewards. For these
service.i, £1,645 were voted. The number of lives saved
by the lifeboats of the Society, or by special exertions
for which it has granted rewards, since its formation,
is 14,266. For these services 82 gold medals, 742 silver
medals, and £19,397 in cash, have been granted as
rewards. The Institution bas also expended £120,000
on lifeboats, lifeboat transporting carriages, and boat.
houses. The National Lifeboat Institution is one
peculiarly proper to an insular and maritime nation like
our own, and to rescue the shipwrecked mariner
from a watery grave, just within sight perhaps of his
cherished home, looks like one of those great endeavours
which an Englishman, of all others, would be the first
to propose. And it is one that is yearly becoming more
fixed in the minds of the people of this country. Surely
a Society that has been productive of the greeted service
in the cause of humanity will not have to appeal in vain
to the publio for help, to enable it to eontinue
its merciful work on our dangerous sealsoard!
We may add that contributions for the Metionel
Lifeboat Institution are received by all the Beakers in
Dorsetshire, and throughoutthe United K_ingdom • and
by Richard Lewis, Esq., Secretary of the natation, at
bis house, 14, John•strest, Adelphi, London, W.C.
OBATIFUL Orrearwas —The Shoreham Meatier
Mariner.' Mutual Benevolent Society has sent to the
National Lifeboat Institution a donation of EN
accompanied by the earnest wish of the Members that
the noble efforts of tbe Lifeboat Institution may always
be crowned with success. The Rev. R. J. Craig. of
Mochrum, Mance, Wigtonshire, has again this year .
sent £3 10s. as • New Fear's Offering to the National
Lifeboat Institution, collected in the Parish Church of
klochrum.
A correct idea of the high estimation the public have
for Ilorniman's pore tea, may be formed from the fact,
that twelve thousand feet of warehouse-flooring are in
constant working occupation by their staff of pekoes,
and that they have the largest stook of duty-paid tee in
London to supply their agents who number about
two thousand. The advantages their arrangement*
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 Horniman & Co's.
I mode of supply, all they import is sold direst to the
' public by agents, secured in sealed packets with the
price printed on the label; therefore, uniform good
value is guaranteed to consumers. As imitations abound
see all are signed by Horniman and Co., original Iw.
porters of the pure tea. List of local agents in this •
page introduction of commodities thatoonimand a large
sale from their distinctive advantages being valued by
the public, frequently attracts a host of imitators. To
endeavour to pass off inferior articles some closely copy
the trade-mark, labels, packets, he., of Messrs. Homl-
man, the well-known original Importers of the Pure
Tea; therefore purchasers should not fail to notice that
the signature—" Horniman and Go, London"—is on
each genuine packet. Their tea, from its reliable good
quality, has for • quarter of a century been in great
favour throughout the kingdom, proving that all dames
require good tea, and prefer sterling quality to mere
appearanoe. Messrs. Hornimans' agents number about
two thousand those in this locality are advertised in
our columns.
AN OLD 70176-HORBID Sums-Cokes WILL MC Lowe
be less a novelty than premature Grey Hair, which is
fast disappearing under the effects of Herring's Magnetic
Brushes and Combs, which recent improvements have
rendered almost infalfible, in restoring the color to Grey
Hair, and also in removing the Agony of Tic Dolorettx
and Nervous Headache.
N.B. —Counterfeits are being made.
Offices, 32, Resingball-street, London.
SAND/MIME AN HALL.--00e of the chief 'snowy*
meets, in a small way, at Sandringham Hall, has been
the adoption of Rums' DIAMOND BLACK LIMN for
polishing the stoves no daftt It has added a lutes to
even the brilliant fireside of the Prime and Prince's of
Wales.
111POBTANT IrPsovaustrr IN TIII MANUFACTURE at:
Parity.— A patent has just been taken for the maneme.,
fastens of a carbon paint, which eremites to be of the
greatest general utility. The paint is produced in any
colour, and is adapted for all outdoor work, pgrieeltarel
impleMente, cropper sheeting for ships, ships' bottoms,
iron 'roofing, railings, ho.; and for which porpoise the
blank, brown, and red are almost indestructible, being
solely carbonaceous bodies. This patent carbon
unlike other cheap paints, is free from offensive smell,
and it possesses immense body, covering nearly four
time' the extent of ordinary oil paint, and dries in a
quarter of an hour after application. For ship-builders
it is inestimable, for it is not sated upon by eulphureted
hydrogen. For terms, he., apply to Cassell, Smith, and
00,. 80, P.m/iamb-street, London.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS. Luber,
Derangements of the Kidneys, Etheguasek l‘o-
Doloreing.—All excruciating pains of the 111,4101•11 eel
nerves are relieved with aMonhiliing rapidity by
the use of this extraordinary Ois‘sseet.Th
affected parts, previously fomented with weal water,'
have only to be briskly ribbed with this seething
unguent Malan inetent eme. Wield Olateseut
cue the loud ailment, the Pale mum the ear
stitational distarbenee, and regulate Wry isepeired
nestle& of every organ throughout the beam body.
The ease is neither temporary u maperhaiel, but
neinnenent ea useplete, issit the dineasee ref* recur,
so puha bealmen the palmation pedamed by Mu:
seeecising yet haelme