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

ROUSE OP LORDS.

Tian/DAT.
The Hogs. of Lords met on Thursday after the Baster
ream. Tee Duke of Albany's ROADBelmont Bill passed
through committee.
FRIDAY.
In the Homo of Lords. Friday, the Royal Ament wee
givcn to the Doke of Albany's Ltablimment Bill. Tim
01.bor busbies, was of no public interest

YRS DIOCSSAN SYNOD.

The fourth Synod of the fiscon I Session of this Diocesan
gstb-ring w h-Id in the ()newer H tam of the Cathedral,
.11 Wedues lay anol Thur.daro undv, tin. preid.soy.f the
Bastion. Thor- we-es at present : The Manila' of Bath,
Esti Helot., the Earl •of El ,on. L trd Hey tuber', Lord
Abler, Mr. Ift•tyer, M.P., the Arckdescons of Sanwa,
Willa, and Darset, the V.ry Rm. the Dean, the H to. and
Rev. Canon Gordon, cod many others. altotrether 2[12.
I • the coarse of has openin4 address the Btswor referred
to the loss of more ten one influential and valued mew
leir of the Synod which they had .ustainvd, and lig partic-
ultriy referred to thew lam good itlent. of the coonty o
D troet--Canott• Farquharson and B ashore. He felt
perfectly gristn that whim tie o regretted exceedingly to
m • their pieces n long, It led by ttai waives, they bad
the greateot Imams ot reel) at and attalment to their
memories In the fortler c ars- f his speech the Bishop
wu incline I t o mtnpathise run IL. Great. who naa be*,
I. pile'... • lent, snd we, will eventually be deprived of
his b-neflce If he i. nit liberated. To open the prtsoo deer,
sei,l tie !lollop, would be I, unlimber the concoct and
thus the p ai y of the *action of his support •re who ate
I tokinx °retard to the recoestr teflon of the Z cleslastical
C nuts would he frustraf wl. There coo be no doubt, the
Bishop remarked, that the present Wats of things tea great
scandal.
GIRLS.

rocNa

A motion wee brought forward by the Rev. Calvin
JACOB for the appointment of a committee to mike
enquiry into the neyeeity witch is believed to exiit that
further preventive efforti should be made to save young
girls from teed surr iu el nes ; tic ll.ciluf.rmatlon respect.
tog emaciations for the care of friendly, girls, which have
been founded in other dioceses, to report upon the same
to the Ri.hop, aol it derivable t i form such an association
in this Diocese. The meeker dwelt upon the great used
looking alter yo ing sirto, esp,cialy on exeunt of the
vice which revelled on every hand. There was, be amid.
an inheritance of yy, sod he wee afraid thet in many
Callas it Rat "in tho hi at The Itinerant Mission Rut
established would prove that there was ere .1 need of the
agency which he no. susgeeted. The Churzb of England
Temperance So.tiety hail In, rood in ruising tbe tone of
public itpinion, and an associeti in such a. that he now
proposed would do • similar gool—it would influence the
Government to pan laws for the protection of thou* In
pent; it would arouse the Church t • greater and more
succesdul effort L-t th m try to do thiee things wisely
and on the lines of tho Church. The association would
probably eenblish • home like that already at Salisbury,
and such • home eras greatly needed. Then was scope for
plenty of work.
The motion was seconted by the Rev. Canon STRPHR:I-
- There wees an immense sphere of work for such an
association, and there was nun for gratitude that such
organisations existed.
The mot on was unanimously carried.
POOR