The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19 00:00:00

WILTS AND. I)ORSET BANKING • a trine.'e was anon over a hen the Sardinians hail • they t•ffer. It is said that on a certain eccasion when
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a " lair field and no favour." or rather, Ito Brighton-at that tune but a small fishing place -
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.. _____ hindrance ; tnie4:faines exploded daily, anti the
.
NT( iTICE IS MI:EDI GIVEN, that a was lit danger of !wing invade.' by a foreign foe, One
very mire inletaled to destroy the Satiliaians own: i„!mi,iin„ta ai.„.,. n,nynning o rui,lic iii„iiag.
when the ios tult ear ina•le, blew up, causiii4 b , .
1.1 Drum li !link of tine Company
al rano st u • I his Idiots fai the propriety of fin tifying
a 'estruetion tied thus snitching from the
HILL ".1)1'"" 4 r ".1:1.•11"4"1.11. gbenSitt•gr"at.tlieir lasi her of 'deli:nee -Oil 'Thous- ' (lie •'
ll' •i' ' an ••
.41 f Li e.
tail,.. 1, ia a reas or iir nutking . that
Tempoesry Oakes have Lea *wired at IL at. flay (letter:ll Ciahliiii occupied Mont Orlando 'it woald be by Ira means pleasant fir any one of them
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and all the other fortificatious, and the Sardinian • to wake up to have his head off in the morning. In
Hai tiess till he •oaseemol oil TUESDAY. the 13th troops now occupy the town, the garrison /if : like manner we might remark that it would he by no
instoit, at 10 .'clock :tam
thud* remaining prisoners of war until the means plaeant for one to wake up on ally morning
Ititerest is allowel ea the Daily Balance 14 Caren*
• sinvender of altasinit and Civitella del Trento. an I Mel himself tinned atol his fatally begaatred by
Avvotii.6. 1h p.it. are r. a ived fa :lett notice of
we Ii raw .1 •t The King and tjaven, with their suite, have l. inktt, O f Itti,r . a varyilig beau titue to the failure eremite private batik. Yet this has been
fiat.: with the 'ii I, v.. 1...• el Moi.• y. embarked oit IN the Factelt ship Al inette. the set experience of thou.einds. We could at that
By order of the Pond. 'We may well ask, what will he the 'text scene in
n ~,,, tent pined to a single Union, front which ups.
W. C. lark tee., this e veil t flit drama 1 1 t is rut ~,,,,,,,,,, that
General Mshagse, Victor Emmanuel will otihr the protection of anvils of a dozen paupers were a Oren time since
_ Head Office, Salisbury, Fibre:try Itali, Baia the Sardinian troops to protect the Pope, upon receiving weekly parochial relief, who would have
the condition that the French forces are with- : been in comixtratively opulent circumstances but for
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO. ' drawn and he is proclaimed King of Italy. I the failure of a private thinking firm, supposed to be
Other accounts state that inuticy to provide arias 1 one of the most respectable and richest in the Conli-
n DAIMEN begs to inform his Frietels that and other tuateritil for war are being ntistal I
Lt. lie Las Veaal. now Arrivina a itls PERUVIAN , .. throughout Italy , and that G aribaldi will again
•• • • try, hut which it was afterwards found had been
t: I' s No, for allot) early One rs will .1014 e.
tkl I so le pelesely ma bent for years that the creditors re-
al+, Mes,rsi. A. ttlilta and s.a,,
will only Sell ter Cash a e the fie dto relieve Rome and Viatice form 1 ceivf;:l a dividnd eof leas than Is. in the t from
on „titer:, in tin, Lon‘ion Doan. R. ii.
-1 inn., the their oppresstas. There api•eare, hoWever, a •
credit to vile iniretti Irons the time of delivery its the probability that the horrorr of another i the Court uf Bankruptcy when its affairs were war may
country. le, averted, as by ninintiaslet published in France, wound up. Such a state of things 'lever could happen
For Law's ('sleet Superphosphate, the usarl liberal w Melt bears tl it ••• • t sigma tire o M. t uglier-
f M Ie L in eettneetion a 411.1mm-it-di liaillra. which by Act
er..dit will be
br givenuary .
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roithirt.. the ideas of the ElltOtTot of the French of "'aril anent, are coml.:Nal annually to puldielt it
orchester, Fe,
Inay lie colis'etel'iol as lit accordance with the list of the u hole if the altar...l,l4as. Oa referring to
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CRANIR 11l NE CH ASE AND NEW former rumour. The Pafrie, in a notice of this that last published by the Wilts and Dorset Rank we
FOREST TI • ILN PI KE. pamphlet, says :—•• It will isetiplete the iesight
ibto the negotiations IrAweeti France and Rome rarti,:, are principally
MA that the nuinhcr of its shareholders us 274. The
..-_ resident in the two counties,
ryint: GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING; by the bliestion of doc ~,,, en m m
ts. end and the majority of the are person Ma of large au-
-011InN1:11RILEE Tvn
i (ii l
IlenetEe Flira nutile
Itan:l Etireisi judges of the 1
_IL of the TRU:if LES will la. held
RIDAY at the Glte.V 1t 1.1. ND eit.M enileaitital, rally able to ineet all the liabilities
INN, ill r, On F. the Eighh flay '
doi a pocy. also proposes to ate.: the
.
ef 11A Rlll, teal, at Two o'clock its the Afterseem, for Pot e all the bottoms; of a temporal Sovereign of the company many times over, even were there no, I
the put toe of Auditing the Accounts, Reporting the unit a civil list, voted by Italy, transferring t„ ; assets whatever in the Bank to meet them. But
aaite ut the Road, and fur the eimeral purpose.: of the Victor I, . aninantiel the vicariate over the ancient ' thie eau never be, and the public are consequently
l'rust.
psssessions of the Holy See, awl the right of doubly sccured against the failure of a Joint•etock
holding his Court and assembling the Italian Batik. The thing is impossible. These facts are
Parliament at Route." If migary still continues i „ow 8., patent, that Joint stock Compaidea are
i 7. an unsettled state, and there is little doubt ; obtaining an ascendency in all directious, even in
I•tit that the limigariatis aro watching with .
quarters where they were at first regarded with
NEW ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY. MAGAZINE intense solicitude the events taking place in , eist t. But in ,
portion as the Joint-stock banks
Pitlcti TWorIiNCE. It and look forward with increased desire : have'ran Preis
been gaining woeful, so in like ratio have
--- tor the time when they shell he relieved from '
ESTERTAINING THINGS. a Magazine of Austrian (braid . Tim assemblage of the I• private batiks lost in public confidence, mid every
Thoughtful and Intellectual Anitecuiesit. C. anitat of Peath, lit an address to the King, I dry is hastening their final overthrow.
Thirty-two Pages denty octavo, beam ,faily tainted on after statittg that the Royal rescript had de- We last week stated that within the last 20 jean
,orperior Paper, and Male up in en el.-gaudy Illustrated stroyed the confidence which had been created no less than 15 private banks in this county had
Wrapper.
Th.. ILLUSTRATIONS will be engraved by W. J. -
by the Imperial Dipl of October last, con- been cloned. The list has never yet been printed
IdaroN, hr designs by E. J. tiling., .111.1 AN clinics With the following important statement : in a collective form, and as it may tend to stop any
eonten. Wm M'cosseta., liiiWlN WI.LIMN 111.0. J. •• Alt in:reserved return to Constitutional life .
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KNOX, P. W. JtarYNS., &c., tie. ahem can save the King mid the country Meimg 83 to the ttuth of our statement, we now." I
CONTE:STK QV NO. 2. There appears to be very little change in the publish It.
at-hurt of affairs in America. On the whole
WEATIIERHOUND, a Tele of the Great Snow SlOnnl.
a more favourable view may be taken, as efforts
Chapt. r it. By Tux E. SoCtilitE, Illuibradfal hy
F. J stmt I were being made to at•ninge a cotnpromise.
HISTORICAL NARRATIVES. Two Pontificates, Keimas had Leen admitted as a Free State.
Feout Clams we learn that the aecond instal-
NAItItATIVM OF A DVENTURE AN D TRAVEL• tsubt of the indemnity had been paid. Lord
The Cave of i'malitiateilpa, with au Initial.
I :gin was at Shanghai ; the rebels were (inlet.
SK ETt .11ES - Personal. Nantieel, aid l',.•pical. Loudon Tim British troupe, though frozen iii at Tien-
t. Bohee. lihilstrate.l by )I. H. Moituss.
lain, Were ili eicellent hezilth.
E.ARTII, AIR. FIRE, ANL WATER. The World
of Wsters. With an Initial, by tato. J. K.SOX.
'rite min tt ill iity with which the present Session
eiNi•E bosT AND TWICE WON. Illuetrated by opened still continues, and one begins to wonder
Jetts:: nob feu. it illttllnn indeed there are two opposing parties in
A RECEPTION AT TIIE COURT OF PEKIN the 'louse. But prebably this eeetning coticord
With an luitiel. 'is, like the opprs,aing calm of a sultry s 111111 l ter's
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h eallitle altich warns us of the coin-
. 'it., lint the 1
LONDON : ARTIII'I Co t HALL, VIRTUE a , rt
PATERNOSTER ID IW : ANL ALL HOOK.
• ' kg etorin. Be thus as it may, our readers will
SELLERS. 1..; pmased to Emil that those brave leen who
were 4.11:3!..:nd in the (*him' war have had their ser-
v lets+ ackitowle3ged w ith that heart iiit ss of feeling
THE GREAT DOMESTIC REVOLUTION !a i I• 1• I bi- -•I• I ••• Imignage, w it: iisony to • met an lint le
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Lenses of the Britieli Legislature ; Liberals and
II AIfP E It TWEI. V ET REES' SOAP t
.o..t.mltit.„
.j,,- • ,
4 in their Imaises, IPA only
la )W DER for Wadeng will t Robbing, has . lie ~ . -a„ a.
ot I valour of tht.tiot. 'r ell 11111 l antler:4 11.8 11101 Oil ,
......ated XII entire eh mgt. ati.l tliottoigh revolution hi
the 11.41..,:eineat of the " Family Wash ;" anti there are Mit also coinioutioliiig in the higheat terms the
:to r.•,...0is wily lit-i,ll, slovenly, and ili,tuatiog procvms 11-11ther in which the t•xpedition was fitted out,
should le• retained, a proee.s so ui.-Enlieli. unucessaty, uml r•zpresaing their gretilication at the success-
uoseientific. owl barhsrous, as to it iromilereci a great 111 termination of the war. It was 8 very grace-
it..:ion;•l disgrace. Iluryer Twelvetrees' Soap Powder • t
, I+ll act on he pert of the newly•treated peer
NaVral ti 111.., tiOUble, 111010-y, firing, strip. ''tongue antl
temper,- and entirely ebolislie 80, •• beinele slavery" of t (bird hi erbert of Lea), thus to insugurate his
the tub, anti the present d atie-happinessalestritying a. eeasion, mid move, ma 'Cletrirlay last, the thanks
practice et washing. It contains nothing injurious, but 0:' the House t.i the forces engaged in the China
is as safe for the fabric ana elcin as the best soap. ~..,- ,
i edition. The motion was seconded by the
Flannels become white anti soft like new ; colored .El of Det•by, eiti;pot•ted by the Duke of Cam-
articles ret 'ill their original brilliancy, awl white fabrics F' '
are gieativ improvi .1. Only boil the clothes '..)) minutes britlgt•, and nuatiiiiiously agreed to. In the
and hung them up to dry. St) I; i 7 WANG is requirisl, iltill.te of Cot 1111 l ons on 'Tuesday Mr. Collier ob-
liere“.r dirty the dollies! A Penny Packet is etittal ii ii' leave to bring in a Hill to prohibit time
to Tau l'outei,..l Soap ! !! I...pip:lit of the expenses of conveying voters to
Patentee :-Ilarper Tvalvetrees, " The Works," the poll in boroughs ; Sir J. Teel.twity also ob-
Bromley-by-Bow, London, E. Sold by all Grocers and t, ilaal leave to bring in a Bill to establish county
Druggists_ ileansial boards for the aseeasnient of c ty
a tea.nod for the administration of county ex-
BIRTHS. p. iii litre in England I Wales. A motion
e.:ele by Mr. White, for a return of offices and
Feb. 14, it Dorchester the wife of Major
I ei+SiOt's held by members of the House, with
Central Michel, of a dstigiiter.
ii:poseii li)' Sir G. Lewis, arid negatived on a
. Feb. 12, at Soutlestreet. Dercheeter, the wife of
William Manfield, jun., Eat., ta Peon:maul and Doe- a ‘1.....
- . - . .1 by 112 to 53. Thu thanks of the House
cheater, of a ',et. to the army and navy entail:tot in the recent
Feb. it, at the Rectory, Coifs Castle, Lady Charlotte oi eratione in Udine, was on Thursday moved by
'Lakes, of a son. lead Palmerston, and seconded by Mr. Disraeli,
Feh. tt, Id the Rectory, Cerro C..stle. Lady Charlotte in
lii
~,, . , , „ ,
I e quoit speecit, nun niter a few retinues
diankes, of a son. , '
Kla fa at lanaton-ledge. Blaiellool, the wife of ..y Lord Grey, who, though not dissentieg front
I.:. ta.-Col. George Maile,l. of as M. t:tl! MI 41011 expressed his disapproval of the
;:. b. 12, eL 11, Ileutague•i•isce. Itryanston,piare, I.oiicy ..1* time (lover 1111 l ent ill engaging in the
bit-In, the wife of tieing., Borges, Eel., ofa due iiitcr. ~..„., t i;t, motion aoa agreed to. hut- readers
Felt. 15, aa Dea heacr, th, wile of Mr. C. Durdeu, •
V.ll i.e. eni to hi ii that tie enema tou o the
l' II 'Il t ' t• ft!
et the Weed and Stone Inn, uf a soli.
Film. 17, at Fordinglon, the wife of Mr. Keech, of a hitt - ts • war •
l r has enabled our legislators to reduce
son. the tea ional expenditure, as the follow-
MARRIAGES. O g Moires will thew :—On Friday lest the
Felt. 14. it Wet Si, tror.l, lie the Rev. Reginald Navy Estimates for the year In6l-2 were issued
Smith, •.lr. 31. Elle..wortli. of Lewd hairy, to Elizabeth, to the me It ni_ers of the legislature. They show
von]. :Ls: daughter of Mr. J. :ilarslifield, of Lytelait a „„t decrease of .e 806.625. The grand total is
Mirot r. 1.'12,029,475. Last year's estimates included ft
Feb. 1.. bt Chrintrillirdi, Itemsgste. by the Ven.
• te t•t•r the ineritie forces in China, amounting
e ~:eiscou Davies M.A.. and the Rev. tin tstoi her % '-) . . .
Ca"vil LL.B.. Ihrethe; et tlie 1-ride, the R.N. Jamies Ditch, tO £•l3.o4fik which as not repeateit. this year.
v.'s., itieutaheia of West 'or 1 li .....hatati, ...Mild boll Of till. I The number of +women, boys in t . g ships,
I ho, 1' liar of lancolsi Cethedial, to Careiim Vallee, and coasiguardnien voted last year was 66,100 ;
rem;;:.; 4, deilelita of %dart Vuitton Cay, Eel., of 1
this year the her is 59,000. The number of
Fales i 101 l .42,, RAIIIINgiite.
I •• WS is th; same. namely 18,0011. The
Fels 12, at Ole Wesleyan eltapel. Briapoit, by the "!."" . . t . _ .. .
for coastguard service are I,2taa winch
Rev. W. •
Parsonson, Mr. E. W. ',leans, printer, of 1 e•vilians .
•1 . I t f Ilr M a' Nens , i otall less than the number last year. 'lke
M. 1,401. to time, Bor. mon:. er o . . "I. , , ...
confeetioner, of I:Calmat. I total force in the fleet and coastguard service for
Fels It, at Maruholl, by the R. It. Kennard. Vic year 1861-2 will be 78,200, against 85,500
A"thri". """g1-et
; out lif i Mt. IS". "'"f"u hio_7, of i I..st year. The rate of dint l t has been raised
ata...r...ge. .0 eat.,er.tic, 1`.4.e16.1.:11114...cr 0. -r. -Amex . ' • '
Iby the hi of Etv glom' to 8 per cent., which
Grew, 4 ".1.•••••.Itull Motiv.,i.lv.
i i . •
• F. 0. 7, at it. JOllll%. Chureli, Fume, tv the Rev. ;ti ell being ktoiwn ea s'aris caused (vitae a panic
' 11. W. r..,l•eipard, is. etr .4 Linswurtli. father of the , 011 the Bourse ; and received with much dis-
hrl.l.•..vuwtt, 0..5...1,fi by the It v. F. 1!:.. , ii, re. '•.r of , iti,fletion by the commercial classes in this
Nti -c,. mei, of .1 ti ~ bale' C.l44ii T. i 1 . Sheppard. I , t 1a.1.' Fi.nin all parts of the North and Irish
••:,tb ,1e,.: we .5.,. O Ilardercrsl, to Mary Stu, rt. elliles! , C Hill .. • .
C,,11 4 most nistreseing accounts are given a the
ihontliter of thorga Weetd tilielewol, Esq., of Freese- , • •
.
fiell House. Sin ll isei.. +ley:tat:aim' caused by the late gale. It is greatly
.
ro.. 14, at Treaty e lima, Doreilvder. by the Rev. : ta IV holed that mibseriptif tits will he cool-
' A. Fiiiiikner. M.A., 11r. E. It ad, of Dorchester, to , rat-acial to insist the familiefr of thus': bereaved
1 Msl-2,.r. 1, youngest daughter of Mr. Atkinson, f I
o- ; i0..1 reduced to starvation by these distressing
I Revels Farm.
i Fee . tr. at Tritatv Church, Dorchester, by the Rt•v. ! ".vlitB•
' I. e... Fal.er. M.A., Mr. J. Ins• Coeper, Net isl i
aelimilunuiter, to Emma, eLle.o daughter of Mr. Davie,
0 11l L-Ulikkia, of this men

ROBERT M. DAVY',
Clerk to the Trusters.
Fordingbrklar, February It, DM.

.( BlainMord
Sturm jester
Wareham 1 Merged 1841
Witioloorn• j
I Poole
Williams & C 0.... { tZPi:l,:borne }Closed 1846
Prefer k Cu. ..... Sherburne
&Moon_
Oundry & C 0..... { Besminster } Bankrupt 1848
m Lye
Brodie. King, & Co. Shaftesbury do 1848
rit.irey & Co.
List & Cu. .... Blandford &ultimo 1858
Ledgard & Co.
This does not include an agency established by
the Messrs. Williams, at Cerne, which was cl”sed
after a short trial. It thus appears that of the 9
private banking firms %Odell were in existence 20
years ago in this county, two only at the present
time remain. Seed we feel surprised that
public confidence in private establishments has
been shaken, or need we expect that those which
still exist will share a better fate than their pre
deco:snore

I Fryer & Co.

THE WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL AND
THEIR SURVEYOR.

When, some livemud•twenty years since, a
charlatan published a "weather almanaek," pur-
porting to give infallible predicti of " foul" or
"fair" weather for every day in the year, the only
person who is said to have profited by the pre.
sumptuous publicati in question, was a shrewd
cynic, who made up his mind to read " foul" for
every one of Mr. Murphy's "fair" days, and "cold"
for every one of his " warm" days, and found him-
self at the end of the year to have been tolerably
correct in these calculations by the rule of contrariety.
On the same principle must be interpreted Mr.
Alderman Eliot's remarks when, at the first meeting
of the present financial year, that gentleman moved
the appointment of the several committees for carry-
ing on the business of the corporation. In richly
poetic diction, he congratulated the council on
"The good tame coining," having at length arrived.
The discordant elements had been removed, and
peace and concord would characterise their proceed-
ings. This harmonious, "happy family," had but
one object in view, they would all pull one way.
and great prosperity would be their future reward.
Now we have only to reverse the meaning which the
worthy alderman's language implied, and we shall
have a correct picture of the Weymouth Town
Council's proceedings at every meeting since that
address was delivered. The proverb says' there is
a skeleton in every house." Happy the dwelling in
which there is only one. The Council chamber
seems to have, not one, nor a few only, but a whole
museum ; Boum carefully shut up, sonic in glass
cases, and wine dangling from the ceiling. But men
can concentrate their ideas only on one thing at a
time, and the osteology at present under examination
seems to he the Town Surveyor, who, it would
appear from a remark by Alderman Devenish
on Wednesday, has caused the Council more
, trouble than all their other skeletons together.
Ile jumps up behind the Mayor's horse—if he
happen to possess one—when he takes his ride
I shroud. He pursues Mr. Pitunin during his wak•
I log moments, and in his dreams by night. He is
the Bauquo of the Corporation mess, and puta
ratabane in their porridge and halters in their
pew.'"f he Two Council have a very strong im-
Pression, especially so far as their servants are con'
• cerned, that
" nere's nothing au becomes a man
As :inkiest atilluera and humility ;"
But Mr. Lowman is a remarkably strong-minded
I man, lie holds to the dicta, that
" Jute fixed it certain that whatever day
Makes man • slave, takes hall his worth away."

To the pertinacity of Peter Pebbles he unites the
obstinacy of Andrew Fairservice, and that glorious
determination to act as he may please. We do not
put ourselves forward as the apologists of the Sur.
veyor. The Mayor ought unquestionably to he sup-
ported in the dignity of his Ace. It cannot be
tolerated that the Chief Magistrate of the town
should he bearded by a servant of the Corporation,
nor must employers submit to he defied by the em-
ployed with impunity, else all rub and government
is at an end. If the Council direct its affairs con-
trary to the best interests of the borough, that is
the fault of the rstmayers, who must pay for their
folly for i.utting the wrong men in the wrong places,
and who have it in their power to rectify their error
at future elections. But for the time being, proper
authority must be maintained. Nevertheless, look•
big at the subject in all its bearing, we cannot help
thinking that the Surveyor has been sinned