The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-29 00:00:00

DOSCII SST RM. .11k. folfilmeet of prophecy, •V•D dioni te theer. who
Id mortises robe. His tolloweva taught
Towg COPPOIL.-31r. If. Durden was the only fra.niu.ht-in 8. r V.., martyred Stmt.,. gnisig boom
candidate to ea the vacancy caused by the dealt of ait , the ei ton b or.b. Nen, nohr of the deacons,
Stir. T. Newman. t tubs from the Scriptures, and St. Pod, who always
1•111ZIALITT OP TIM Reef or Sr. Prone& —Th. honous the firolp 11F.V. ewe. up wah the wools "All
Rey Kaip, bee offered to give 00 tower,. 8 -ranee le elvem by lospiration of 04.' while St.
joisn sir' h. ...s• .totos foe the traitorous of JOALI
raying of the old debt for repeirino and cleaning the sitid the Word. Thrse are the stepi the founden of
church, on condition that the churchwardens rake the eh oe,ieaity tend, t,,,,ee ere the pepe we ma booed to
remaining £lB. foll or. end this let.. work of the British and Foreign
Tits Peelle Or RictcLioo. Moeda) morning Bid. Solely. (Aerie...)
• bicycle ridden by a clever rider Ina monoting High- Rev. T. Reeve, who Cu. ..11.4 on to read the report,
sitesam, when a eideittei hon., ridden by a la,. coo. 54 the aide 'murk% nude hy the Caairman
Moot in front to their mu' 1.0 er. The toe ft tine to St Peter's, but he trusted those loft behind
..obbi nilwoes 1, so lock. The Ramos
crir;e'llaitatly evaded the bone. vino itlnnot rn the
, lit h ind *a 17e. 10.1. ; col ulna at mind meeting.
Petemeet fir the purpose.to'" but " "Piu'ut• al IS.. 441 W ode f odend Stafford. Ale 4.. IlL: Chu-
Shirehall place, • waggon not it. thy c I, ••1-1 £1 1 Si.; C wyntee. 1,13 15s. IS I. ; Maiden
the rider wen burled to the pat Isamu, but fottuno sly, N- ,100, 1.3 15 . • Tin •loton, £8 ; Nar.n.lown.
wee utd much hurt. 428 II . IS L Newton. LA Is. dl. ;Poleiotront.-
. Lido £5 Pi. 10 . ; mown, SAS Us. 81. ; Lobe.
)!
'lsamu Wolgag.—On Tnealay, before Mr. J. hem:halos. at 8, in,. rlanorintry, .C 29 14..
Halpin and 1):. Aldridge, Moog AWI SiXdair wee lioo.ouhequartori, inesoing,L46,lol.,•ennualeubecribera
brought up to custody charged with being drunk and £l5lB. it ;to nieonry of Rev. IL W. Pure, by Ilitee
dieorderly neer the Union Arms, on the previous P oreCl ;hr J Pune, 15; lira Cokeratu. !
night- -P.C. Stone found inininer. St It o'clock, in Rio H. ..• CI le ;to C. Browntog, ; eermong se '
Hollowaytow, very drunk, nod swearing to the poop's. S. P.oev. £J 0. dl. ; box. et &W. Rad_ ..T. S I.••
per
strouud. On requesting her to go home, she sail— • I in. gl ; t ELM ISA 51 Fh. extrki
hal a iio• 'it:melon of £l5O, end tb • s le
won't for you, or for the Mayor of Dorchester." Ile lank • pte Si. There wee • little increase, some
went tabor tether's house thither friends Eti .hi bring aor .ClO. ut..io op partly by the euxlinsie., and chiefly
her home; but could not get any sourer, and took her ' by th It 111•10.1. Mr. Ludlow, of Martinetown. (Applause.
to the Police-station, and she was annalse all the way. The Crusting. Sues saltine the .hair. Imo had is
—Fined 10. and costa, or in default 14 days' imprison- monymeto oontion of LS. (Applause)
meet. —The fine wee paid. Key. Cain ihril said the observations made 111 to Mr.
I'llllo7l ConTaaCTS. —The contracts for the New Per. were. lc oveltiely appropriate. Li hits the society
Prison have been decided on by the Home Office a/ Ind Int • filial u. only here, bet to the county, an!
follows Welman. Forlingtnn. for the fenerele , thomehout Eueland. He was not only • (need r.d t.oe
and for the mucilage of bones and kitchen refine ; Mr. itth;e 8 iciety. tot no ever? 041 'e's white 11.4 the honour
and ulery e t do gracious &onto la view. wee
IsaacC fr the "'Pry Yatet ; Ur' 81Y' ' Glyn that llr. Knee see Ms way In thou difficult slays
the Antelope, for the hire o hones for the conveyance to co.. out on bh tlf of the society art be dom. It is
of prisoner.; Mr. Fruit for the removal of duet and earryine on the work of circulatiog the Biqa in 425
ashes ; the Superintendent of Polior for the aillutbsg ' different lanetime., and G of banshee. ninny sign. of Ilie
of weights and mounts.; Mr. Normans Ferditift"er ! favour tureola (Silo crest work. In Spain the prows do
foe repairing of the organ : ,Nl.l*. Cmgket and eo •,sOlo their p .wer •.. thwart the effort. ot the Society ; but
mi 11.% founders', end bellitangers' work ; ditto. , they have such a Satre that nothing coo prevent its going
ditto, n.. The wick gAo.a etzeutpleva,Lll.L. Barcelona.
h'iddriTing, masonry, and sleters' work ;
fitting; ditto, paints., plumhin,', an 1 gleaing work; `ed
„,,• co • ounue titer work for ed. In fladrisia • B his
ditto, carpenter*, joiner. ha ironm 'unary ; for. i
enet.a. mood J .etttlit• 1/001 about circutsang the
Hayward, for meat; Mr. Cherie* Pomona, I . 8 rimy res. in ,the streets, with wonderful tact and
I wieder. On' y.ong Irognaß wag Vit..U4ht to Mrs.
COIIIII4 a. n R manta : but through a Bible sold by
Joon, in, mod the leeching of Mrs. Cordeld, the youne
tom et not olds 1nc.... • Protestut. but was the mean.
of l.r ntion h. r %hole family to God. A wan had been.
intorno* Lad Iv., but by mama of the Bible sold hint
by • col parte or be. no Coll,ertot protease-11.4 0011VW•100
old hls reit!. • • P. oen testt. • colporteurs have or -tab
persecution. coos of hoot wee iseprineed three dero.,
mother twelve boors. By the Interference of Mr.
C wash,. though the sinhametior, the caper-teen were
onus& and it was *question whether they should not
prosecute tbe police foe taking gurg4l3l....deir property. but
they allowed the matter to per, ho that the few copies
taken might do pod to the pollee. Prim wee •
friend to the olnulation of tbe Scriptures. end singe he
orwao dud they tad circulated 700.000 oopise in Spain, the
country of ail others where the Bible Is wanted. In
8 the Romanista tone the image of wood
w they raLl the real Virgin limy, nod worship
it. Bat even there the Bible is distributed. an
the word of God is preached and biassed in Spain.
Speaking of new opening', be told of Georgia (8. Romtia).
which Is now opening. at Tiflis the earn they had
* meeting a four hour. in length, collected roubles,
and the work le now spreading ,brood. In Turkey also
the drat 1.8 has been improved nem, the Bible is ptting
into the ached. and by that means, more than by any
other, good may be dose among the Mahometans. The
Bible work Is the great work of the age, eni as Adol:the
Monad wrote " Let us live in the Bible, in the autos ere
of the Bible, sod let the Bible throuihont be our god. in
the faith and love of the Lord Jams. He moved the re.
election of the comsat ttee:—President—Rey. T. W. Knipe;
cult secretory. Rev. Thomas Nun ; depositary semetery.
Mr. Henn Bauotobe ; ionise secretary, Mr. Welter
Nutley. Committee ; Rev. H. Made. Rev. a C rt.
Mount, Rev.. G. II oils. Rev. W. (1 Osbonsiahltiiiiv.
Ludlow,Rev. 11. W. Callumm.
.1 Atkins, Rev. J. Harrington, Mr. IL Devenlah, .G.
Canoe, Mr. G. Paulen.
Rev. Heirloom Mouth seconded, sod regretted the
almence of his deer father that evening. Though he had
for some time been unable to take part in the meatings,
yet it was not forgotten how lose he was the moving
arr=o, the Bible Society work in Dorchester. The
st preaeher in Amodio must have • strange
unooneciounem to facts, If he said the Church WM
founded without a Bible. The apostles always advised
their converts to study the Bible; la two places St. Paul
tan a reference in the Old Testament, not q_ulte to the
point, the pont being le the words of the Hebrew Old
Teetotalist immediately next 14 thine, thus showing the
apatite took it for toasted that the Bible was a reality to
their disciple. Alter referring to the interesting fact
mentioned by his brother in a letter from China, where
c Averts were found studying the Bible late at night, he
goofed from • letter of the Rev. Reginald Smith, now
stung for the he•lth of one of family in Modena,
when he found fewer real Chriateue among the resident
Roglish ; but he founds depot of the Bible Society in full
work.
The deputation (Rev. K S. Sarum) Brit got the
meeting to sing s couple of verges of a hymn of praise, and
next invited to the front those who remained in the beck
mate. He then went on to speak, first stating he felt great
' interest. in (Sod's ancient people, and was gled there I. •
growing diaproition on the pert of the Jew. and Jewesses
to study th• No. Tutu:mot so well., the Old, and the
pavers of God's people are being answered. In a province
in the Root of Europe, where 8 OW copies of God'. Word
were sold, 5,000 of them were New Testaments, purchased
by Jews. and they had many Instances of conversio•
through the gospel being read by Jew. He told • touch-
ing instance of • young Jewess, who was cursed by her
parents, and even mounted as deed by her family, for
loving ie..: but on her father's death .he was the means
of bringing hint to Jesus. The mother was away on
business at the Soo; bat on hearing that her httshand had
died • ChriAtiAn. mourned more for his conversion
than for his honing died. She shut up her daughter in •
t M 114, her abjure her Lord; but she escaped and
went to Won or, where site made an open profession of
Christ In another instance • colitir premed a Bible
so on a landlord that the man purc.chased one, and. ruling
It, the result we. his wu converted, his business fell off,
and at tut he gave loop altogether. Only from the Bible
Society can you •brain the Bible in ell the languages of
the British Itles—English, Welsh, Gaelic, Irish, Manx,
and the French of tho Channel Islands. In Perla during the
Exhibition a great work went on ; bat the expenses were
larger than the income, and were not yet paid, and he asked
special docations on that account. In France the work for
I. spread all over the country, and very soccessful in-
stances were related, while in Italy some of her young,
earnest men are devoting themselves to the dUtribution.
In Cyprus, recently acquired by Rosined, the Bible la
sold, and the Bishop tel his prieete ttiat it is with hie
full approvel that the Bible le sold. In North America
the Indiana who formerly worshipped false gods Pr*.
unhurt an address to Lord Dufferin statini that the word
of God had wrought their coavenion The Bible work
I. the source of very gnat expenditure. and • debt of
£15.000 was left at the close of the financial year, though
£lO.OOO or £14,000 has since been /6.•13 tower& paying It
off. He weed parches's: people to contribute toweeda
Davin,: off the debt, increase their gifts to the collection,
holding up before than the prospect of the Lord 6011
pouring out • large blessing upon the work.
The Rev. W. ALlein attribeted the falling off in the
inrome partly to so many friends not having died and
lett Ig ; but that, be thought, was not to be regnant'.
He proposed a vote of thanks to the deputation, which
ism wooded by be Rev. T. Reeve.
The Drpotat'eo moved • vote of thanks to the chair.
man, and the Rev. J. hymn seconded.
The collection amounted to £3 131. 7d being, con-
eiderable iocreue oe that of last year.
Th, proceed. of the bazaar were about LIM, and, owing
to the unfavourable state of the weather and the quantity
of goods on hand, there will he • male at Alloirto' Ii
during the rummer, unless they are privately dispoeed of.

grtiCeria:

FAMILY JARS.-At the Borough Sessions, OD 'Mon-
day, before Mr. W. Talbot (crmalq, Drew, and
Mews. B. Hopkins, T. Abbott, H. gett, and J.
IL Kabala, Jeer Fiji wan summoned by Of daugbter-
in-law for using threatening lauguage.—The Magis-
trates mid it appeared that both parties were in
fault, and each of them would be bound over to keep
the peace in the sum of f:5, and their husbands as
sureties in a similar amount.

Arriciarior. —Charier Gilbert Coate was summoned
to show cause, Ac.—Mr. Hanna appeared for the
complainant, who is the daurider of respectable
parents, residing in Great Georg.-street, named
Gould. Defendant, who did not appear, is a ward-
room cook on bowl H.M.S. Druid, now on her way
to the Cape with troops.—Mr. Ramie stated that this
was a most heartless cam, as the defendant had not
only taken eat an order at the Registrar's Office for the
marriage, but bad bought the ring, fixed the de for
the marriap, and hied actually made the
wedding-
cake. —The 8...11 made an ceder for fie per week and
all expellees.
Funnel. or Mi. W. THOMPIION.—The funeral of
this much esteemed gentleman took plain on Saturday
laid. The mournful cortege left the residence
of the deceased at 12 o'clock and
to Wyk. Regis. The procession consisted ontead
i,
two mourning coaches, and the private carriages of D.
Smith and Dr. Moorhead. The chief mourners were
the two sons of the deceased. There also followed :
Captain Borstal, Mr. T. Blade, Mr. D. Slade, Mr.
John Slade, and Dn. Moorhead and Smith. The
funeral service was performed by the Rev. R. C.
Pigou, rector of Wyke. &added by the Re.. J. T.
Vandrey, vicar of Osrnlngtcn. The outer 008112 was
of polished oak with raised covers and massive brew
furniture. The breast-plate bore the simple inscription:
- "William Thompson, died April 15th, 1879, aged
tinare." The funeral arrangements were ably
out by Messrs. Martin and Son, Othleybplace,
builders and undertakers.

Neoterrrnio To earl ORDZIL —At the Borough
Police Court on Thursday, before his Worship the
Mayor and Mr. J. E. Raw, George Hoeeybris and
Willson iloggrsdgt, firemen on bawd the Cygnus
steamer, were charged by Mr. James Nobbe with
neglecting to obey the orders of that vessel, and also
for using abusive language. It from the
evidence that the two man alasenterr=sives from
the ship on the lab inst., and went the same evening,
under the influence of liquor, to Mr. Nobbs's office,
where they demanded their MOW/. They were told
to go to the aloe the next morning. Upon this
Honeybon used some foul language to Mr. Nos, also
towards Captain Flisher. The men in defence
pleaded that on. of the_pumps was out of order and
they could not work it. Tba anemic (Kr. Andersen),
stated that in conmqueoce of theme, being absent
others had to be employed to do the work. The
Bench dismissed the stimmons against the men for
refusing to work, and Honeybon was bound over in
the sum of £5 and one security of .1:5 to keep the peace
for three months. The sununons against Moggridge
I was &mimed.