The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-24 00:00:00

expressed themselves highly satisfied with the
results. He then dittnliuted fourteen 1,61,0* es
rewards for regular attendance and good conduct.
These were presented to the committee by several
gentlemen in the town. At the close of the after-
acion's proceedings Mr. If. F. Fisher addressed the
'chows, and then called on them to five three
cheers for their teachers, to which they readily
assented by exercising their lunge with lout hurrah&
This school is supported entirely on the voluntary
principle, and the value of the education imparted
it fully equal to that given in schools aided by
State grants, as was testified by C. Vardy,
who made a casual call at the school a few nialithe
since. It was founded in 1841 with a view to afford
a good, sound religious education, as well se an
elementary one; and we cannot but think, from the
results seen, that this has been fully tarried out
by their teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, who ate
exceedingly attentive to the duties of their situation.
WAHEMABI.—Tug RAILWAY.—A meeting Tea
held in the Townhall on Wednesday. 17th Wet., to
discuss whether the proposed line to Hamra Pike'. g,
• Oa, would in any way Ware the towespeelpio
in their rights to the &Amon. The Mayer, J.
Pardon Esq., presided, and there were present
Messrs. %V. J. Pike, T. Phippard, F. Filliter, D.
Marshfield. E. Dean, J. Beggs, J. Cast, Om*.
de. Various matters concerning the town and the
ripened line were discussed in a spirit of fairness.
. • resolution was proposed to the meeting *lnch,
after about an hour's conversation broke, up. We
firmly believe that the line, if made, will eventually
be continued on to Swanage ; therefore any factious
opposition emanating from the inhabitants of
Wareham would he sheer fully. Railway communi-
cation once opened to Swatiage, that delightful
watering place would rapidly increase. W• need
not descant upon the benefit that would wave to
the old town, of having a thriving and increasing
seaside place of resort in its neighbourhood. We
feel sure the inhabitants of Wareham are too much
the friends of progress to oppose the scheme.
Tun HANKetet CrlltelB. The following mtreet
from Tretensan's Flying Post will, we know,
interest, unfortunately, several tradespeople of Ware-
ham :—" Re ELMAILD Co ILT 818, BIOIROfth H 0•88,
Denim, coal and coke , and • partner in the
Esfi•ril Iron Mine and Colour Company. This was •
sitting for last examination ; Mr. Terrell appeared far
the leskrupt; Mr. Clarke for several creditors ; and
Mr. If. W. Hooper for Mr. Sperling on a judgment debt
of 47100. The official assignee made los report, which
Peeled that the unsecured debts were £2,596 2s. 101.
Of this large suns only 1'24 I4s. ad. it vouched fur;
liabilities of bills discounted, ; accommodation
bills, £102; creditors to be paid in full, £lOO. The
wets are—doubtful debt ((or which bankers hold an
acceptance, though their names are not given.) £5O;
arock-in trade in lEiforil mine estimated at £1.30C. The
official assignee :aid tie bankrupt hail not lees near hint
to inake up los schedule. His Honour said that book-
ma* wsre bound to give all information in their power,
and lie had power left him that if they did not give the
information required, to adjourn the last examination
sine ibe, or ilislOisl the petition, and if he did so the
ciedition could put the bankrupt in prison, and the law
did not provide how he could get out again. The beak-
rapt underwent a long examination by Mr. Clarke as to
Is s einnetgionCwlth menial mining transactions; sad
his Honour also examined him with reference to mine
discrepancies in tl.e balance-sheet. Mr. Sperling, a
rbainokkrumpat.
wa
conh.bil lint
ehin too ey
rre; tot securityispe to
cuti?tnbse,
was also examined, and at t clue, of these •811181%8-
lions his Honour adjourned the case in order that the
bankrupt should •usend the balance-sheet, and give fur.
(her information to the official assignee. He thought
(there being no trade aseignee)the creditors should have
an opportunity of examining the affairs of the &lord
mine, in which the bankrupt bad a share, whether it
was worth what the bankrupt alleged, and other
I 'natters. The case wsia then adjourned until the 23rd
I January, for these purposes,

,
A,f R. FREDERICK OOT will ll
I. Auction, on THURSDFAY, the 2ndSe by
day of AV.AVOOLSTON ,
,
JA N CARY, 1962,
79 LOADS OF CAPITAL IN again returning thanks to his kind Friends fur their liberal patronage, begs to announce .
ASH POLES, 1. that lie has selected fur his
38 rano or naswooo. VI LARGE BEECH FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SUCH GOOD THINGS
TREES, and about 9,000 FAGOTS,
Lying in the Coal. 1110. and Sarni PARS PLANTA- for thisJoyotis Festive Season as cannot he surmised.
TIONIS, and near the Lone. W. W., being determined nut to be outvied. From his innumerable List the following few Articles are i
The Poles are clean, of good lengths, and are well oect,,4
suited for Agricultural and other 'tuneless.
("marines, Bon Bon& Caricatures, Twelfth Night Charaeters, Macke Flowers, Lc.
The Sale sclll cow wee in Me CORI Hill Pilenhation al Bitlrßi"::".l:.....Teriee.elfraenndts...% ' ju.deira.
13 e'rfeek Ira the Ask Pars. Pound Savoy, Almond, Rout, and other Cates ; Wine and Deemed,
Biscuits of every description.
To view apply to Mr. HAWKINS, WWI. Comestible*, h.tvouty, and Foreign Conditnents ; French Truffles, Olives, Tonatstcs, Sardines, Capers, Mash- '
rooms. Chilliest, Gorgotta Anchovies, Bengal Chutney.
Pickles—Samphire, (71.0 w Chow, Mangos& Gherkins, Le. ; Potted Meats, Strasbourg ditto, and Fish ditto:
Preserve.' Fruits, Pine Apples, Apricots in au-ti.,:lit tins, Greengages, Dried and Crystalized Cherries, Candied
Rings, Chips, and Peels; West India Gituer in original and fancy jars, Lc.
Foreim Fruits— key and Due Figa„.r_tii,&& 4...eilit‘aspoills.ralor inawora
. . .-ISICTIIWTIFiIvirrii, Naafis Leition,-- Mineria Grapes, Jordan and Soft-shell Almonds,
Brasil and Barceluni Nuts, Freneh Chesnut&
French. and English Swvetnieists of every kind • Chorolate. ant CYO. SS ; Nelson's Gelatine, Swinhourne's
Islusissa, Rutotian Ihtto, Extract of Calves' Feet, 'Westphalia East IWO for Haws. isc. ; Essence Coffee, and ail
1 kiwis of Essences for Flavouring, Ac., suitable for kitchens ; Sowell, Lc.; Grwatitleloct., Poovoto, lll.issia,
h Coriander, Carraways, Ginger, Mace, Nutmegs, !cc., all separate • Maccavoiti, Vermicelli. and Italian Paste,
I various shapes ; Glare and Essence of Nest ;Do Barry's kevalcuta.rood, Brown and Poison's Corn Flour. ,
Agent fur BASS and Allsopp's Ales and Goinnetot's Dablin Stout, Ginger and Cherry Cordials, B.Stled Wines. I
Public and Wedding Breakfasts, Dinners, Rout and Ball Moppets completely furnished.
c„,r *nips, :Savoury, and Set:owl-Course Dlslies sent out.
Public Retreat •nt Rooms. Soups always :early.
•.• Fermiehed Aparbmeele mad lied*.
Every care taken in Packing Country Orders, and no Charge for Packake.
N.B.—Observe address, WOOLSTON, 16, Cornhill, Dorchester.

Tho Cow Stock and Sheep most he sent to the Cattle •
Market. and Horms and C•rriages to the Remp.itory,
adjoir.ng the "Plum. of Feathers" Inn, by 10 o'clock
in tlri morning. The Auction...B would recommend
,pew neat a distance to send Stock and Horses the day
.befere. Stabling and keep for Horses end Stock sent the
iday before, or remaining over until neat Solo, presided
iot moderate charge..
Itrra ar -
MEETING of the DORSET COUNTY
MUSEUM end LIBRARY will be holden (D. Y.) on •
MONDAY, the 351, inst., at half-paet 3 p.m., when the
Nei...papers will he sold for tho ensuing year.
The Council will meet at half•paat 2 on the same
day.
C. W. BINGHAM, . I lion. Secs
J. T. SHORT°,
riIHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
641 to inform their friends and the public semi-
nal,. that. they are now /SELLING COAL as under:
FOB CASH. By Order of the Board.
At their Yard, FOILDLWITON :
HENRY LOCK, Clerk.
per cwt. Dorchester, 23rd December, 1861.
'Best Wallwend Coal, Screened ls. 4,1,
„ Small ditto
„ Mdse.& ditto ditto
„ Reath Cahn
IRO CHARGE for DELIVERY in Dorchester and
Furilingtion.
At the Greta Western Railway Mations :
Maiden Newton. Dorchester.
.Beet Radsioek Cad, Screened it. tkl. Is. Oil.
„ Homan ditto... ... . .... 7d. 7d.
„ Newport Small (Sm(th's) Is. Id. 11.. Id.
„ Iloilo Coal
Tenby Stone Coal
Neeth Cuba

DORCHNOTER COAL COMPANY,
FORT,INGTON, DORCHESTER.

NEWSPAPER FOR TILE GARDENING AND FARMING INTEREST.

Saturday, January 4, will la palliahal, price FWYRface, or &cows gawped, each reliant empiric as

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THIRTY-TWO FREQUENTLY THIRTY-SIX FOLIO PAGES,
Ms Pill? Norm vos 1862 or

Zrefer

JOHN WARNER & SONS,
Bell and Brass Faunasr to lief Majesty,
HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS, BRAZIERS, ETC.
8, CANADINT, CIIIPPL/LOATK, LONDON, KC.
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PUMP,I 'A T E
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Ti
Water from Wells not inured:as 25
feet in depth.
Diameter
of ttarrel. Hetaht. i s.
i tile. abort Itt. Tin, Fitted for lead, I
21 ~ log 3 $ gotta pawls, £0
$ ~ditto 11 6 '4 mit Iron •
31 „ ditto 3 6 flanged pipe u I II
4 „ ditto 3 6 I rcqulre.l. I IS
11 „ 4n.rt with 13 for of Lead Pips
attached, ready for liable .. .. 0
21 .. long ditto ditto .. .. .. .. 14
This Pump is lilted with J. W. and
Buns' Patent Vibrating btandaid im-
proved Revolving Cap, Metal Bucket.
and Brass Suction Valve. By means
of the Revolving Cap the handle can be
No. 35, shifted to the right or left Land, Of
opposite the nose, as desired.

Merchant,

THE GARDENERS'
AND

GAZETTE;

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All Coals not paid for within three months will by
charged 14. per cwt. re.
BEAT TA lILE SALT, and 11ROAD SALT for
SIANVItE, delivered vu any Station between YEOVIL
need Yr EY 1101.7 TH on rewmn.ble terms.

Tau very best ROMAN. VORTIAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, kc.

The DoIICULMTIAI COAL ,N) are alma IMPORT.
TERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEAI.s. WELSH SLATE. Ike.. ke., which they are
:NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICE.S.

All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any die
dance, on the parotid of reasonable rates for carriage,

Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM L'lloniss. the
'Company's Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have
Ando attention.

PORTISHAM.

TO BE LET, with lininedisto Possession,
11,. DOUSE and GARDEN, with Stable and
Coach buns., lately occupied by Mr. Witid ‘ll BIRD.
This Iliou.e is phiasmitly situated, and the garden
productive.
Apply to Mr. MANFILI.I). Dorchester.

TII E LONDON ASSU RAM D IS,
FATAIILISII6D A.D. 1720.

Oirta-7, lbw! Exchange, Corn!, ill, and 7, Pall Mall.

John Alex Ks.t., Gorrrnor.
&ninny Itobree, Jun., Sith-Gorrrsor.
Patnck F. Robertson, Esq., Deplity.auternor.
AND TWICNTT•ruIII DIREcToItA.

nev: Issi• RA NCI'S effected at moderate rates upon
easy dmicription of property.

LIFE INSURANCIA.—TWO.THIRDB OF TIM GROSS
FRWEITO ARK UIVKAI To Till AKNUILKIJ.

The Profits are added as a Bonus to the Policy, or
Dahl in Cash, or applied to the reduction of the future
Annual Premiums.
THE A&SURIED ARE EXEMPT FROM ALL
LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE.—The Printed Receipts for Premium and
Duty on Policies, as they become due, are ready for
delivery, and are in the hii!!!1 of the undermentioned

Ati EN TS :
DORSETSH I BE.

DORCHESTER • - Mr. M. C. WESTON.

• • Mr. H. Dur Jen, Uucsr.
Brie/port
Jecteme euterioicy - • Mr. I'. Harvey.
Lyme lityto • - • - Mr. Thos. Brown, Ironmonger.
l'tchlkioarts - • • • Mess". W. and J. Duman,
Troytown, Dorchester.
Port/and
SAaftedAtry • - • • Mr. W. 11. Martin, County

°Mee.
Weyasort4 • • • - Mr. J. I). Harvey, 43, East-st.
Winaharns • • - T. Rawlins, Esq.,

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