The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25 00:00:00

Ti DOnenrenten
and Coked J. Wiatitlarte has Is—se—n—sivointed W
eeninsend the 2nd
Tag Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury on
the 14111 instant collated the Rev. Francis Goddard,
)g A., to the Prebend or Canonry of Chsesinbury and
Chan anciently founded in the Cathedral Church of
Salisbury, vacant by the death of the Rev. Charles
William Bingham.
Dormer YIO3IAIIIT CAVALaT.—Lient.-Colonel COl2.
tearalant Lord Richard de Aquila Grosvenor resigns
Ma commirricc Lord Richard de Aquila Grosvenor,
late Lieut.. Colonel Commandsat, to be Honorary
Colonel of the Regiment; Major Merwood Shuttle-
worth Footman resigns his commission, also is greeted
the honorary rank of Lieut.-0010ml, and is permitted
to continue to wear the uniform of the regiment on his
retinasent.—Loudon Oszette.
BALUMMIT DiOOMIAN STIOD.—In the Rural Deanery
of Widtchurch, Ist punka), Captain Amyatt, Stinsford
How" Dorchester, has been elected • mimba. of the
Diociesassurfod, in the plan of Mr. Caddey ; and in
Whit& 3rd portion, the Rev. J. Lemon, of Map-
crd•in plan of the Rev. Canon Bingham. Itt
R:ralDemon of Avebury, 2n4 portion, the Rev.
C. H. Rakes, Chinos, near Chippeakuun, has been
elected • nnunbor of the Synod in place of the Rev. B.
G. Wy Ikresigned.
HOLY TRINITY VIDITIT.—At this vestry on Thum
day last, Mr. C. ninon.' was naappointed odesman
to Mr. R. Davis, and Dr. Aldridge to Mr. Edwin
Bureett, In place of Mr. G. Hawkins.
DOMMT COUIITT Portray Attu PIoZON fititOw.—We
understand it is proposed to hold an exhibition on
Wednesday and Thursday. October 18th and 19t13.
Mr. Charles Parsons c 'Minus to fulfil the onerous
duties of secretary, and will be pleased to give any
information as to the proposed Chow, We hope the
exhibition will be a great sitcoms.
Barrier Cinema—A public tea was held in connec-
tion with this chapel on Wednesday evening last, want
between dO and 50 persons sat down. At the close of
the tea, • public meeting was held is the chapel, when
the Pastor (the Rev. R. R. Albin) took the chair,
supported by the Rev. T. Neon, Mr. Edward Blewett.
and Mr. Clarke. The meeting was opened with sing-
ing and prayer, and after a few appropriate remarks
by the Chairman, the Rey. T. Heave gave • stirring
address, sad ma is special allusion to the tiMperancr
question. He gave the cause his warmest sympathy,
sad wished it every success. Referring to their general
as churches, be said seenwhere the complaint
wee the, at. yet see *a. Irwspenv, ..00oL 1
reasonably to expect; andie was the some everywhere.
The esly church that seemed to prosper was the
Rituallstlc Church. It was • bad sign of the times
wins people crowded to theatrical displays and tom-
bs the churches, which, he was sorry to say, was
foolery
olajten the case. But it was not the filling of
alterchee they wanted, but filling the heart. of
with thoughts of God. The one thing they had
tPoso Ll:end on was a simple faith in the simple Gospel,
wad it was We only instrument by which they were to
move awa. His earnest prayer was that their pastor
said their church might have much spiritual life,
sad that God would bless them exceedingly.
A )--Tbe Chairman endorsed what Mr. Neave
lied said—what they wanted in then days was more
spiritual lila (Hear, hear.)—Mr. Blewett delivered
amusing speech in support of the temperance cause.
He impressed on them unity, and then they would
have great blessings. He was pleased t 3 say they had
decided to form • section of the Blue Ribbon Army in
connection with that church, with their Pastor as
president, and he would be glad to receive ant names
as members. In the course of his speech Mr. Blewett
said they had many reasons to be thankful for the
they had made as a church.—Mr. Clarke and
vHicks (Charminster) also addressed the meeting,
thie.former giving • most interesting account of the
work of the Blue Ribbon Army in Bare Regis.
During the evening the choir rendered several anthems
In • very tuneful manlier. The meeting closed with
Pilklve•

CRICKET.

Kiapton Park riztares for 1882.

May 24th and 25th, Lawn Tennis Tournament at
Els pion Park.
Jane Mad, v. Mr. Crosby's Eleven at Kingston
Park.
June 28th, v. lit Battalion Dareetahire Regiment, it
Portland.
July 4th, v. Bournemouth, at Bournemouth.
July 27, v. Weymouth, at Kiogaton Park.
August let and 2ad, v. Lansdowne, at Kingston
Park.
August 4th and SI, v. Incogniti, at Kingston
Park.
August 9th and 10th, v. Devon.
August 11th and 12th, v. Wilts, at Shoehorns,
Anon 14th, lit Battalion Doreetehire Regiment, at
Kingston Park.
August 15t1 •. Bournemouth, at Kingston Park.
Angast 22nd,'. Weymouth at Weymouth.