The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10 00:00:00

Zomersetshire.

YEOVIL

EXETER BANNIIIIITICY —Befor•
Mr. Registrar King. Re William Dunkley and
James Henry Dunkley, Yeovil, Somerset, piano.
forte and music seller,. Meeting for choice of
assignees. Mr. ilirtiel appeared for the estate.
The bankrupts owe on their joint sstate to creditors
unsecured £64.5 12s. —to creditor' unsecured of
William Dunkley £66 135., to creditor' unsecured
of James Henry Dunkley £lB7 19a. 2d., total
£320 4s. 2d,; assets, joint estate, £3O; good debts,
property stock-in•trade (joint estate), £400; fumigate
of William Dunkley £3O; ditto of James Henry
Dunkley £loo—total £660; deficiency £340 4a. W.
Mr. Rose, of the firm of Broadwood and Cu..
London, was chosen assignee, and the 21st of August
was fixed for the last examination and discharge--
Re Helen Richardson, late of Creech St. Michael,
Somerset, widow, • prisoner for debt in Taunton
gaoL —Meeting for chows of amignees.—No creditors
proved and no assignee was chosen. The 214 of
August was fixed for the last examination.

TAUNTON.

Mr. H. V. IL Cown.t., who lately seceded from
the Baptist community in Taunton, hes been
accepted ass candidate for holy orders by the Bishop-
of Worcester.

Tug great international boat nee between Kelly sod
Hamill took plass coo Wedoesdey, at Neweamel•-00-Tyne.
Toe rase was for E. 600 and the distamee eve mile..
Kelly whom style of rowing was decidedly superior to
the American's, led throughout, ultimately winning
easily by more Una • quarter of • mile. The rowing
match between Kelly and Hamill on Thursday morn-
lag. was won easily by Kelly.

Wit ell some one was lauding to Douglas Jerrold the
nmense cordials between this country and our gay
neighbour, he exclaimed, "Bomber: the only good
thing I see between Franos and &wined is the sea.'
Mr. Hawkshaw, the great engineer, is making studies
to prectiedly remove even this; for be is, We bear,
engaged in geographical surveys and boriess with the
view to the oonstreatioe of • tunnel between Dover
and Calai•

A FOOLIBH MAI proposes to walk scram Niaga
River at the Falls this summer on a small wire, carrying'
his wife and son on his book. He &leo proposes to walk
acroas as the American eagle, and is now having a large
leather sage made, which will be Wad with feathers
and °therein' manipulated so as to resemble a lire
eagle of monstrous proportions. This I. to fit closely
about his body, and oa walking the wire he will Wawa
hiimelf by dapping the artificial wings. At the mine
time a rope is to be suspended by him below tie wire,
to which his son, a boy eight years old, will shag, and
go through various athletic performances as hie babas
advance* mines the Falls.

A RICH •/11:0 INVIGOILATINO BALM 11011 TIM H.
—Among the numerous preparations offered to the
public for health and comfort OLDRIDOWES BALE
OF COLUMBIA is preeminent, having withstood alt
opposition and imitation for upwards of forty year.;
end by the ingrowing demand for this Used Belot may
be estimated it, value end efficacy for replenishing. Ix-
•igorsaing, and preserving the Heir, either from tailing
off or turning grey. It imparts to the Hair • bright
end glossy ap es, frees it entirely from esval, and
will not mil th. most delicete fibre worn as head dress
"at home" or in promenade. In the " Nunery " its
rise is invahiable, silt forms in Infantry the beds of •
healthy bad luxuriant head of hair. Bold by all
Perfumers, end Chemists, at 3e. 64., 65., and 11,, only.
Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietors, C. and A.
OLDZIDOB, 22, Wellington Street, London, W.C.

CIVIL Last Passions. —The following is • list of all
pensions granted between the 20th day of June, 1865,
and the 20th day of Jane, 1866, and charged opal the
Civil List (pursuant to Act 1 Victoria, asp. 2) : Noy.
13, 1865, Kies Elisabeth i.e &east, £9O, it outsiders-
Son of the literary merit of bee father, the Iste Dr.
Biii; Feb. 21. 1886, Dame Clara Bromley, ROD, in
oomideration of the meritorious public services of Mr
late husband, Sir Richard Bromley, R.C.8., and UM
destitute position in which she la placed; October 91,
1866, Mr. Edward Capon, 1:20., in addition to the
pension of £4O which he now holds, bestowed upon hint
in aoknowledgment of his literary merit and failing
health; Jaa. 29, 1866, Dams Etisabeth Eastlake,
£3130 in mesideration of the Nerviest rendered
by her husband, the late Sir Charles Eastlake, to
Lb. Crown, and of his high attainments in art; Marie
23, 1866, Mrs. llary Gordo", RSO, in ommidenelei of
the emlaent literary merit' of bar father, the late
Mr. John Wilson, formerly Professor of Moral Philoso-
phy in Edinburgh I:Teiversity ; Jan. 11, ISM Zia
NtUida Mary Bark £lOO, in coosiderstion of her
constant labour of mind and her distinguished attain•
manta in litemi.nre ; Dame Hamm Karla lisaitoo.
widow, sad Ellen Klima Amelia Hamilton, dasabs., of
the lid. Sir W. Hamilton, Ashrooomer Royal of
two, in consideration of the diatingaished merit;
of the said Sir William Hamilton ; Miss Matationses7,
widow, and Lily Montgomery, daughter el the late Dr-
Montgomery, 1100, in conaderation of We 62Wtills,
leareieg. and Mtainmente of the said Dr. Moettoons
Mush 23, 1866, Dame Margaret Anne Phi
in consideretion of the long faithful and essidest
service, rendered by her late busheed Sir Charles
Ph, to Bar Majesty sait the Bead famil7
Joa. 29, 1846, Moo Wm Mary &Aorta. ElOO, to
mosidientioa of the high meishaeiml iseadions and
mantilla oottoirootosto oil tor tale /other. Mr. Robed&
'Fatal, ELMO. —Hash C. Z. Main, Wltitoltall,
Troomity-ohamobon, June 28

PIIIITED by Means Power, sol Pelbliehed for himself bed
the Mbar Proprietors "TUB Cita= AND 001111 TIT
it3TrZaTll2 CiOltailli. LIK114111k" at their liglai.reil
Oblerelvetrlet, Doesheeter, 24 ILLIAJI
Wiu.Aos Frrit. of 13•1 bevy Vines, b, Cowley of
Dorm&
Tuella', July 10, 1106.