The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-25 00:00:00

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• THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, . SEPTEMBER 25, 1886.
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dealt for the Mit IS Tsars, iinci take his bread in ' mars oat was liable le ii• so assistssally, hat the am* Sae ibegdgeng(Viseennt Follnalow), the Chairman eelseiblf• nW! bow he hod he" • lane time amongst I TO fell"lng 111421" mesvlsi" txtlktej Ai/ gbeiskenrrilltY,o: tasabe rolailliapreolosjaltinvegtheassfot stlhatitialtntefore.mas 2161dIgebellie--
future .of the company's baker. We can only say baba of doing so coartantly was a sign of an indevout (Mr. E. Hinxmaa), Sir E. Hake, Bart., Mr. M. H. them, and he thought it was true, as Mr. Hall had • North Clerdina ioltmai--"By Dr. • • mi. mesh that she area swiftly enstairs. ima
that any party endeavouring to enforce the truck spirit; by Weil unit • fey minutes lad they were un• h, r.r., General Buckley, Mr. F. J. R. Jervolse, , mid, his Mato we me. . . ,
Mr. A. A. Gibe" reached her room unmarred. On Impeding the watch
sy stem is liable to a heavy penalty, and if this recently " re occasionally few and far between twilight, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 23. 1866, at .---._ then ilh t
•le to join in the confession of Ma; He alsommarked We Mayor of &Rebury (Mr. R. Stokes), Mr. Janos tie certaioly had endeavoured to fold! the public house of the bride's widowed mother, .
upon changes of posture in church, which he said d li Ous
established company adopt it any workman in Hassey Ms. J. C. Wheeler. Mr. W. Pinokney, Mr. W. 1 duties which be had undertaken for a ininsiderabla to Miss Lizzie Milligan, alter • short but must e m
. - the d• . ' - n re' I wen. ail ordered for thorpom of edifying. non. being It Cosjes, Mr, W. 1). Wilke., Mr. J. H. C.ardell, Mr. tims pitat-(hear, bear, mid obeersh-sod be had , oeurtabits" that ft was bees t r
, pa tate any dove the thus forte them to cunt/au rto Sarah B. the meta and dials.- mi
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FM" being an *et of C. IL ll,e, lie. Wilson, Mr. Style, Mr. Bracher, Mr. . done his best to climber's them ma well as be handed ore
EARTH 0 St is SOUTH Herts.-Yr. Lipscomb*
TIIS DRAIN/101 or rotiThAND._IL oppogeo that i begging at was proper then to kneel, the beaded knee i:. H. Radcliffe, Rev. C. Hillienmet lia_.. K baud, : could for the good of the country in general. Ile is
to the Exeter Gatette esti two distinct shocks Sorrel 741"8.
found in the butter,
_...nwsbe had_ao.ialtselairtationwthin declerial
'nerd of Guardians have ascertained that they I being We most Atkins' expression of • broken and Rev. T. S. Hill, Mr. S. Eldridge Mr W. Fawcett, i cauld only my, however, that though be had been far were experienced at Badleigh Baltarton,on Friday week, —.---------
- their Surveyor, carry out the d contrite heart. To sit was mutable white heariog the jeer., Mr. P. W• Ottawa/ (Secretary), En, be., Ira from them, yet there was that attachment, which every causing windown to rattle violsntty. There was as I no caw= gum's, -This
--iltbout the sanction of a majority
of word read and preached, the body being then resting Frees the Ananciall statement accompanying the anneal MAD Id ordinaryfeeling se" sensible of, towards interval el A • minutes between the shocks., the latter e•°•"'• ' molitioady sad
while the mind was engaip.d. To sing was an t I learnthat ' the lint establishment of the the place whore good
aii been reared,
en o report we mom eaas they said in . - --v- - Inachise is oonetniceltd for "r-- __A Is '4 that, therefore a public ....beuig the more violent • the night Mal oslm. kind, &MI
. th'''- praise, and it was then right to stand; also ether dm ; ' mt. iyny a t the dJ I last, 57 668 America. Hs was quite aunt that that beautiful village ' toirnoi7 y„ °lto o een u y t, , corking bottles of almost every ,
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be called to consider We sermon it ass proper to do DO to express their thanks. in.patients. and 106,069 outpatients hail participated and those kind neighbours thst he amid look back upon Carry AND ISTALLIIILI RIMIDT POI ens CHOLERA.. adapted for bottling vines,
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-,t is likely to aria', but giving, that 'mine an ad or praise, not prayer, or one 0. in its ton' It.. From the 27th of July, 1565, to the 28th through the whole of his boyhood and manhood, would -The Cities* Cottoliea, a clerical paper published at It is so simple and well-arranged se et the different
of drainage, we which they shout' sit to hear, lied.. said they should of Joy ebis year. 931 in-patient., 14640.t.p.tjetim,..g ever bo endeared to him vs long ae he lived Pow
-, Naples, gives tee following as • Cheap and infallible that It may be altered to suit the height
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..1 source, that join ~,,, re in the ammo And the responses, the minis er 1036 casual ditto hal lawn treat. d. The we. kly meows bear, and cheer.). With regard to one pert of Mr. remedy for the cholera:-" Apply to the abdomen a ems. of bottles, The two levers, hen. m. 0..
of the vii. ad people ought in piny together . jai each nth,. thee number of patients in the houw during the year boa Hall's text, he ceuld only 11l bbet Ilia younger brother picture of St. Joachim, the glorious father of the Holy M the same time, moderate tbe prtemins_ ,tio
lee the one united au-Hi, of o 1,,,,,,,n prayer mould are.... 1 up hern &JR From 1 general abetted of the whole had certainly showu mon rod Obsbe or Rood luck- Virgin. This remedy is unfailing. The malady rarely Nigro is no risk of breaking the hatless. he tb
ood before God. The same remarks would apply to the account* of the Establishment, from May 2, 1767, totem (langliter)-than he (Mr. Henry soymour) had-worked that a person ammo
(re- attacks • pence so protested; if it does, it is imm di- method. It is Po easily wo .
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singing, "Let every thing that bath boom, praise the Mst July last, we I..*rn that the total receipts, from oe.ed laughter). Them was an old I ioeerb, however, Mel, cured. God mode us the cholera topunish as endowed to bottling may by its one botti •4110•121.7..
'mg" Anything that gave life to the service war otthsenytions, benefactioas legacies, onnections, end which said it was never too late to mend-flaughter) for our sins; but St. Joaellim drives it away r most experienced bottler. Price of Disabuse me
`cid, only let all be done to edifying. The reason other sources have amounted to £317,917 9s. 24 Tbe -and he trusted that that might be the case _ Sole inventor and proprietor, J. Purrset. Bilnwelf.
-se so little benefit from going to church was expenditure has been 1217,645 7.. 7d., leavings balance with himself -Ora. hear, and cheers). He thought . FRANC' AND MI RICK= EITSOPLUI - ORANGIOR -A Somerset. "Manufacturer of leurrett's Improved Clam
.t circular of ratbe
-se in a thoughtless spirit and so went in the To-moires hands on the Mat of July of he could not do totter than consider their plan i •
- then h'n'. She, went awe, empty. 1.7T4 la. 7,1 Tie aniount collect, dat this year's mini- expressed their acquiewnee in the aentiment. and he addressed. to the valiooll diplomatic wants of Fran" Rain cow,. w
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to after the sermon towards the smeary was precisely the same Cain 1865, and kll more was sure, too, that their acquimence was roundest upon Lne I
cadent in foreign parts. It is wreath', Mualto in Aga.-
',..e dumbu the sincere attachment which they had always shown . t endeavours to point out that the newt hair wad, which in limo or tau dap redone grey SW •
than bast year. bead has to bs
and are to Its pristine bus permanently. The
Tuesday. - Bofors R. --- for him-(Lear, hear). They saw around them all change. in Europa are favourable to France,
stomata:l to presene he continent of merely sprinkled with it daily for that thaw, by the
- -Cecil Thomas, WILTON. chase, the farmers and the labourers all met together, _ peace throughout t ,
and be hoped that they might long continue to take the nwrope, and demonstrates that the Emperor was right al oan ordinary i
d fhale brisk. It is add at 10s. 6d., sad
.4.lngle, Charles ~, „. . er
In acting as mediator during the We war. Notwitle is sent for post °Moe order by the wall•known pod= ,
`-orn inept s Ile V lIIIT OP yes ..S• 'DOWN F Ci otl er's happiness-thee. hear).
LLOR OF ens mins pleasure n one an other's 248 High Florn, London. Mr. was,
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• -,,jtag ESCHEW/IR. -The Ri on. W. K Gladstone, Iconclusion, he main begged to Weak thein tor the standing the circular's prognostinationiof general peso. ALEX. ROSS. .
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bed done him and Um kind feelings they • deamunou iii so.d. bath. offset that it isnot..., of iro.ati, o.n supply it.
-....1 N. r., left Wilton House for town on Tuesday honour they. , for Irma., to continue to keep a shmo look-out
had expressed towards him--(bear, hear, and cheers),
r,_ the defence _s ~_ ' ----r •• A Rica AIM INTIDoZATING BALM POI Inn HAM
-naming. territory, and urges the _Among the numerous preparatioos offered to tt•
The festivities concluded with a ball, for which the na...., of sb .. .
-- perfecting. without delay the military or- public for health and comfort OLDRIDOrti BALK
service. of the band of the Shaftesbury volunteers won giTin'-'ooa or e:empire.
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retained. OF COLUMBIA is preeminent, having withstood all
• Stn.-On Tuesday evening ahoy. . d Ratios for upwards at fort
" MONASTICISM CND'S THE BISHOPS" was the rather eliptetli:r an
i in
y year.;
startling title of • Paragraph in the last nu,.. of the and by the increasing demand far this famed Balm any
-tried Henry Hardiman, in the
was driving soma bones corresponbtnce. (lurch and State Reriese, setting forth that the "0.8. B. be estimated ili "ha a" aka"
for
replenishing,
'le took bold of the tail was about to be endowed with ecclesiastical aotborit rieoreinme and Preearriee the ELM. either from
It seems that the Rev. Mr. Lyne, late Father Ignati ~Y. , off or tensing g • rey It imparts to the Hair a WWI
-'it and taught him os, from it entirely from sant sad
THE DRAINAGE OF WEYMOUTH. hat had a meeting of hi. London flock, at which he told end o'7 nP
-4 injuring the them that the fraternity would shortly enter on • new will not soil the most delicate [dirk warn as heed dross
- the tialue To the Editors, stage of eel...tones under the sanction of the authorities, "at home" or in Inwnwnind**.- 1v...° 'Lb. " l'is="ijima
-serious to meet whom wishes the habit and name of the order "6 1.• invaluable, as It forme m ...am,* the
Without insinuating one word against Mr.
would be laid aside but oply out of doors. To "disabuse healthy and luxuriant bead of hair. Bold 'by eZ
Hasikaley as an eminent scientific man. the fact the public mind at en ides which no sound-Winking Portamers •nd Chsn44"•• at at id" Pie.,6bd 1 14. CI.
" been patent for years, and for years talked goat, Churchman could hare been prepared for," it. Lyn., Wholesale and Retail by the ProoMetors. C. and A.
'here was only one practical plan for draining ..., writ., to the morels, H
eraid. stating that the Olalmoorn Zi, Welliollow-etreell London. W.C.
-nd this plan might have been carried out promi.ea made by iii, son and his emaciates amount to "mugs / ruts at Hang chow,' writes Mr. Forties*.
'for the money that has been fooled nothing less than to conform to the desire of the clergy- o I den... to . the mines, colour tea tor ex.
-- this to lad? I for one hope the man or the wish were they reside, and or. this Don- portation. A quantity of bluish dinesal powder wee
....n every surveyor min have dition their services will be accepted.
scattered over the hot leaves, while the workless
'amen"' iin ta Wake that 'LIST= FOR • SOLDIER. -170107 James Taylor, • turned them rapidly round the drrieg pan with the
' . market. Perhaps gunner ot the Royal Artillery, wboendeavoured to °ono b„end•s_wb„ich il,,,niusi,f ebenLeed_,llie Naves from a dm*
`opal Boards of mit suicide by shooting himself through his head on t"" "" the well sent" wn"'" '
bus e COM our fats
Thursday, We 6th inst, at Woolwich, after lingering for rosdars imagism the outery that would be made by the
"it. more than a week oaths Royal Herbert Military Hospital, sterner sex. If their favourite Allisopp or Bed was
bandied from the frightful injuries he received. The brewed from mat 'tea with mineral power? Why
deceased was formerly • telegraph clerk in London and thee should Englisha
merchants, to get inferior Tent
Iliiiied into the eery. about t. weeks ...wil
t. have the Chinese colour It, knowing that the etiogral
. ,if being sent out to India. Hs placed the bete powders are washed off and Imbibed by our fedi soentry-
•ille on the ground and pulled the trigger women when Ws tea is consumed at table. Horninds
"it in consequence of the piece swerving aCo., k o London, disallow mineral powder on their he .
, toned., the ...ten,. e.t.d., Lie port.' their green is dark olive, it has net the nasal
• of the right cheek, and destroyed bluish tint, ...A their blade is nano intensely dark;
sa by taking rum and milk both are remarkable for tene sti strewth and extreme
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hopes were 50t...tw0...1 cheapness. As spunous imitations aes offered, al
looking glom fonod genuine packets are Wiped Hondman k Co., " Origin&
disgusted with Importers of the pure tea."
IMPORTANT TO Tea DRINIIIIRS.-Tbe reduction of th •
duty on Tea, from la. to Rd. per lb., is Maly to prove a
-ward great boon to families, by placing at Weir commas lio•
strong rich Teas at • moderate price. To aeon this
'vilifies are now beiag offered by the sppointomat of
'rents, for Cassell's celebrated Teas being oblate-
-, town and village throughout the kingdom,
-rest demand, the Agency for theme Tam
' Prom valuable- Terms of Arrow
Cassell, Smith k Co., 80, Fine
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"Sliest Cold" in Its
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