The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 186.

RICHMOND AND CHANDLER,
SALFORD, MA/iCHNiTER,

murarAorougas or
PRIZE MEDAL CHAFF-CITrIBRB, CORN CRUSHBRB,
NORSK GEAR WORKS, TURNIP CUITZRS,

RICHMOND k CHANDLER desire to cell the attention of their Friends mod the Public
to the following List of the more important Prime awarded their Mad 11m:thine., Cora Omaha% ke.,
d th• pampa year ; beteg • 'occlusive proof that they still maintain the high position for We &mot
mac that they bare enjoyed for upwards of thirty rears.

PRIZE, 1865.

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23.—First Prise 0 Adelaide, (Australia) for ous Cutlers.
" —First Prim at Ade War, (Australift) for Om Crasher.
16.—Orsed lidrer Medal at the flitettim, (Prumhi) Apiadturid &ow, for Chat Cutter.
'4 —Growl Silver Nadal at the Stettin, (Pram's) Agricultural Short, for Rome Gear Work.
Frice of the Royal Cornwall licelety, at Falmouth, for Chaff Cutter.

IS, —First Prim at floartior.ough, for Chaff Ceiter.
96. First Prise of Um North Lincolnshire A4nii.ltoal Show, is Market R&M, for Chaff Cutter.
, 10.—Prise of £5, sad Society's Silver Modal, at the North Lmawashire Show, held at Assriagkm, fo
Wood's Mower.
"—Pries of £5, for Colts:dim of Chaff Maehines, ka
%AI IL—Silver Medal of the Royal kgrieultnral Society of Ireland, it CI for Chaff Cutter, No. 61).
" 17. —First Prise of the Craven Agrioulteral flereiMy, se Skioton, for Ch°,l7ktecr,
" 23.—Pint Prim of tbe Whitworth and Rochdale Agricultural Society, for Colleeitios ollmplemects.
' "—First Priae of " di for Mei Cathir.
"—First Prime of " ~
for Steam Regis.
29. —silver Medal of the Manobester and Liverpool Affriooliwol 8001647, foe ih• beet OW Cutter.
" —Silver Medal of " d
" for Wood's Mower.
i
" —Silver Medal of " for Wood's Reaper.
7.—Priae al the Sperkenhoe Meeting, et Loughborough. for Choi Cuttar, (No. di).
13,—Pint Prise of the Warwiekabire Agricultural Society, at Strallard-co-Aven, for Chaff Cutter.
Rd.—Prim of £3, at the Cheshire Agricultural Meeting, at Occijokra,, for coarrikk. of Chaff oat.,
Corn Crushers, and Hone Gear Works.

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CATALOGUES. /an lung, k&, FORWARD= ON APPLICATION TO
RICHMOND AND CHANDLER,
SALFORD. MANCHE:3TM

GREAT SAVING TO FARMERS.
By Ha Matanky's Royal letters Patent.
TSB CHEAPEST AND BEST MANURE NOW Di tag.
BELL'S AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN GUANO.
30s. par Ton Cheaper than Natural Guano, and produces 10 per Cent. more Wheat—Proved by Ilipsrintsuta.

THE fixing the Ammonia with Sulphuric Acid, adding Magnesia, and mindering the Phoephatee
soluble, makes it the Cheeped Manure that one be 11.41.
For MANGEY., TURNIPS, CABBAGES, and other Root Crops, its beneficial offsets will be friend to be
szer,,,,,,dionry. For Tit Dressing It is superior to Nitrate of Soda, and numb cheaper.
One trial of it, we t for w*ht, against Peruvian Guano, will prove its superior value.
THE MOST NMI ENT PROF :MOBS OF CHRSIBTRY IN THIS COUNTRY have A=mend
reportedtoast favourably upon it—a full copy of all their reports and analyses will be forwarded on a .
Professor WAY and T. X EVANS, Esq., say—" We have carefully analyse
the wade of Ammoniu-lised Peruvian Guano produord by your Patent proems
and bare no doubt that it is • most excellent Manors both for Root and Corn
•
Crops, and also for Hops," ko., kr.
CS CV PA -.• Professor 'IONIZERS sea—" I have perused the speoillestioa of your Patent . t•i, for treating Peruvian Guano, and am. glad to find that by adopting the plan
rtp"- TX described therein, you have secoe-ded in producing. most ellberisees, *coma-
PERUVIAN '
GUANO. tinted fertiliser. Peruvian Guano trestedivrith Sulphuric Arid solordLog to Bell.
Patera is rendered more efficacious," Ito., ka
Prolesece ANDERSON, of Glasgow, says—." I endues herewith Awards of
your sample d Petant Ammonia find Peruvian Guano, whisk fully merits Me
141 1862 , c,cr name applied to it. Peruvian Guano treated saeording to the speoillostion of your
Cp
4/ONIA"C"' Patent will be much improved, and I hareem doubt will be loud a very emptiest
Manure both for Turnip. and Cereal Crop.," Ac., As
TWA Professors COSIGN, SISSON, and NEWLAND6 report most highly epos it
••• The Patentee ia ready to rapply this artiele, carefully prepared, dry, and It for the drill, at Ell per toe, net
rash free on board vessel in the Themes, or at any Realm/ Station In London.
01858, BELL, and Co., Vitriol arks. Victoria locks, London.
DIXON A CARDUS, Southampton, for Will., Dorset, and Haute.
WARD ft Co., Exeter, for Devonshire.
AGE". Massa BODY, Plymouth, for Cornwall.
Ka. 0. J. VIJITUR, Weymouth.

WIGS! WIGS! WIGS
'MR CHARADE:I sad Thaattioal parpomd,
Ladies' sad 011101111111111111'11 Powdarad, Chula,
Grey,_ Bald, Bad, lux, co biro at W. J. Tozinrincues,
Bak Braeorft, Balmbary-stritet, Bluidfacd.

500 CHRISTMAS TREE ORNA
smortsd. st Id. Magi* Lea=
Slides aomplao, from 2a. 6d. amok Paaales, Top,
!to., trot variety, al W. J. Tommyrot's,
Bland(

/POUT-LE-MONDE BILLIARDS—a new game
I highly awning, and when ruidered milia
by evolutional practice, become' es seientc and oiteiting
al th• game al BiMaeda W. J. Towswrom,
Blandford.

T AD!' WORK BOXES, Companions,
11 Writing Doak. Albumi, b., suitable for
Christmas prommlB, at W. J. Toansam'a, Blaodford
NURSERY YACHTS from 40. Porsimba-
Wort, from 1. 6d. Rocking Horns, from
20.,.4 W. J. Touliormet. Bkoodford.

late Convocation ecemoreel 110 an addrus to p•r Majesty,
PatZolltr Majesty's perwilistoa to reform the isms.
a/ Sitos Lower HMO of Coovesetioo, both as
Zoe the number of motors and the me 4 of their
elation, Sall your pitiltils impress their hope that
your (right) rev. loess 411 resew the Wort to effect
• remedy fat the pressot griowasse.'s 'FIN Hon. and
Rev. Robert Liddell, m...a, incumbent of M. Paul's,
Knightsbridge, in seconding the resolution, strongly
urged that curates should bo entitled to vote for
members of Convosation. The resolution was naai
momly adopted, and the following gentlemen were
appoitited to smiler with the derv, of the Atrobdessonnry
of London os the subject: —Thai Bow. 1. B. Leap_e_.
rector of lit. James's, Westminster ; the Rev. 11. W.
klayos, incumbent of St. Hen's. itrampion ; the Rev.
Dr. Bibpr, visor of Roshuipligto ; the Rev. 1. Oessisron,
rooter of Chariton ;tb. Dery. C. B Dalton, incumbent
of Highgate; the Rev. C. W. Page. incumbent
of St. Men's, Brompton ; and the Hon. and Robert I
Liddell. The Rev. Charles Lee. Ls., incumbent of ,
Holy Trinity, SC Pancras, stryeeted that the committee
should be requested to consider in what way the laity
might be eciasalted in carrying out the proposed reforms.
A vote of thanks to the etehetheeee eleeed the pro,
cowlings.

Dn. CoIMMO 1 NATAL —Dr. Coleuses return to
Nate/ be. been marked by 'Lome extraordinary Pm-
°fording& When it was announced that the Bishop
would preach on the followieg Sunday, the church-
wardoos, moved thereto by the Dean, gave him notice
that they would keep the *botch shoed on that day.
Thereupon the Bishop applied to the Chief Justice sad
get an iojnostion reqrariag the anreherardens to open
the church as name. The imionistioo was served upon
them on Saturday night, tad on Sunday they °Wind
It. Before admitting the Bishop, however the shoneh.
rodent protested that having Ivrea deposed from his
Aloe. his attempt to occupy the position of • minister
of Christ among them must he regardod as an act of
violence. The Bishop thee entered the thane, sod 4
mite of a solemn adjuration from the dean to " Depart !
Go away hon. this bonze et God r the Bishop amended
the slimmel deli, and, the rastry door being shut,
quietly rotted himself, meted by his staid. Kr. S.
Fostsr, and • prayer-hook which be bad brought
being placed on the reading desk, he prosseded to road
the used asrviee. The harmonium was leaked, so there
was no magma service. The Litany was followed by
the Communion Service, after which the Bishop
preached from the followieg tact verses 9 and
lu : "And this I pray, that your love may abound yet
[DOM and more ii knowledge aid in all judgeert, that
m may approve the thine. that a. easeit,et la the
, mom of bis sermon the Bishop mid ;—" Bat if God
I bas given us so freely the knowledge ot Hits/elf in the
I Holy Scriptures which His Providence has • roamed to
be written for our learelog.' He has also given es in
this our day most wonderful Domination by the light
of the different sciences, which an come to as from
Him, whole 'The Father of Lights, the Giver of every
good and perfect gift' So andddeo has been the growth
of this light, that even in the childhood of many of on
the very names of many of times miences were hardly
known. If the light of modern science oomes from God
—and surely we believe it does—it moat be as groat •
sin to despise and disregard it, as to despise and
disregard the Bible. And perhaps this very light
of air own days, when the Bible is in every head.
may be given on In God's gracious providence for
111. reason, among others, that we may not make
an idol of it—that we may not read it with
unreasoning acquiescent* in every line and letter
of the book, or rather that series of books, written
by different man in different mei, bound up in
one, which we °sill the Bile. bat may read it with an
intelligent fnith, with the understanding as well as the
heart.* The following is the concluding passage :—A•
St. Pnol's heart embraced both ' Jew sad Greek.
Btu erten and Scythian, hood and free,' in one holy
brotherhood of Christian love—so shall we, raking those
lancer views of the powder and wisdom and goodness of
God, which we learn from the study of His works,
believe that the message of the Gospel is meant for all
mankind, that His fatherly love embraces all His
children, that Hi. Living Word is eves now sprat:Leith
the hearts of all—that Word which is the light and life
of meo. Let our love, then, brethren, towards God
and man abound more and more in knowledge of an
kinds, and in all judgment, to discern and try the things
that differ, that so we may attain to • more perfect
knowledge of our grant Creator. and worship Him with
purer worship, 'in spirit and in truth.' li. the words of
our vest loglialt post:

"Let knowledge grow from more to more
But more of reverence in on dwell,
The heart and mind, wording well,
May make one musk as before,
But Tuner. We are NA and alight;
We mock Thew when we do not few ;
0 teach Thy foolish ones to be..,;
Teach Thy vain worlds to bear thy Light."

In the evening thou wu no service. There was to
bare been one; but Mr. William*, second churebwarden,
went to sleep after chimer, sod thus the keys iii his
poeseskto were unattainable. Both churchwardens had
previonsty dined with the Bishop at the slab. 1t...
announeed that ma the following Sunday Margin Dr.
Colonic, would preaob.