The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-17 00:00:00

D......hhof.iivparrzinii.c.,k,p:Litmi.:l;
1-----=------eipit
is
of hremeeosi, sad estnioirealar le
i ..6.5 a slimmed e--•d served column - 7
. r„.. 1
. _
ied wrong a richly
I.
es.teervlrldetyle"rn, in.g. Th.font bist7indisingux'alatdedtheladerert"434 . !..'
around et,
ly disoribed es • bowl enriched. sld
sassy ba•OP
sated* with incised work, ends. pp0,t.,1'44
'ft. a, ,
series of 'Lail usbladimbeild
ngwilaaolth
posocalabibilledstiOptuirbles."o:24 ~
petterns. the steps
!Within the altar raids, on the north and eouth:7,
ruzosodetiyadeflLearepum..6llllll 1/Aeredn
iirondenesed&ndrearetaleu,..4.6:l7l .
east window 00010010 d 1" portion .c't the buildtar •••
This important bestu•is in the issenor was
by the Vii hilOdOll. 11 11. Hmetrkti'd Pripet:4°o
oak, haring two rods on each side of the tehje
The centre Pend had the
allireod.som°"esiyiLdisteeinated. the emit, GO Itie Borth .4,
had the Alpha and Omega, sad that on the Social
i 1,11.(4.--ebses three Wog the work of Miss Nice,
I sister of the late architect, The panels on each
I the table havotbe Nicene Creed, the Lord's Prayer, „..,.
the plealogne, in Chun» test, orciareeeeet,
..;,
illuminance& which wore assented with artistie )est
and Amish by Miss Coombs, tbe Knees Hod
and Miss Entsos, of Dorchester. The ktr,
or these Panels bay* PtUted ',mites winched _
mouldings. auftlerteg I'l shafts of aboor, .2
*rood caps as bases of yew. The entire fr.me :,
the haadiwora of the Visor. The Rev W. GI 11.4 ,I 4
Wield the communion table out of old oak from it,
fof the former church. The front ia divided my.
taros minds with inlays of foreign wood. la thee.,
Peopm,:illiewitheth seated mameogranifor.ignsurmw°Van. tedinbtiril crec"sel•-
table!
..thuetbotehnedreolif atvheest.buitabi. leis sobooleminxthes, peetiud
4,u
north sod has the Alpha and Omega The elott j,
the Communion table, which was nary henhouse, ee
presented by Nathaniel Bond, R.q., of Rest Holrae,,ei
we und,rstiend ills the work of the Sisters ef Keret g
• conventual establishment in Berkshire. The shaderc,
for the communion rail were admirably executed ~
the Vicar. The leases were of laburnum, the eb.r), ',
aromas, sod the capitals of yew, all elegantly rei,,,,:,
The eagle-which 6 really a noble »presentation of it,
bird - was the gift ol occupiers of land in
parish, and the pedestal was wrought by it,
Vicar. The farmers of West Lolworth deo 1,,.
scribed the crest of the pulpit. Other inhabitat,
of the parish contributed for the reading desk. ts.
Fowler presented the font, which stands at the ersse„
end of lite church. The kbeeling mate Wald
worked by Mn. 'l'. Coombs sod Miss Alice
Dorchester. who presented them to the church Iln
T. Randall gave the books for the use of the c!dire.
Over the channel &rah was inscribed " God is a so,„
and they that worship Him mast worship llie ,
Spirit mad in truth." This is handsomely illumine...!
in church teat, and wall the gratuitous work of lg.
, eßepannldarilsminolGtrire balYclasscudlipridlit4rag, 'li
the nave from the leg
, were the follo•ing texts :-" Be though faithfol asu
, death, and I will give thee • crown of life,' .. bit
thy ways acknowledge Hem, and He shall direct NH,
' paths," ' !Wet the good light of faith, lay bold.
! eternal life, ' "Seek ye the Lord while He mey he hem,
gdiarsilll67-.o•Hinicoolhibs.le
,111te Lectoineartbehem."lsbiAdroii:lldniotiliirinpigesertolyttmwtheih:::Booiiiiubs.6.l,:.u:u:p.,:i
e emoted by the late Mr. T. Randall, of Hatobro fere.
' Kiss Style, of Dorchester. Over the church de,
am.
log from the welch was very elegantly insernei be
onto
ee. oe, et e arch inside the *bunk was "1 haie promise
to heee, l'hy kill." These illuminated texts ~(4.1
.1,." te, the fair swarm» of Um Church. T 6
gres-' ork throughout the sacred edifies ranee.
carved floss /I
of natural /dia." c°11"eatk"1•11, tendered. end y
to the taste and skill of our e,.....7
nut Grassby. For thii work es!,,i
icanuoltphtoetr.miciresisio:
i' " greet • •1•••••••' • •of Mrs. Gild es. , ..
iudeir.d to the arsseatos. '..
The total wet ofwitibtewligthf47eda;in
.une
about 2150 are
lions to the work,
Lord Eldon, E5O; IL Wahine; •. £3O; the he.
Prebendary Bond, C3O; N. Bond.
and the communion labels don k
Slates, En., (3).,
Canon Kennaway 50 guineas ;. ..
J. Floyer, Fol. id.P . ENO; Sir W. Niemder. tie:
Kelor Frampton. £lO ; Kra nosh., 12.11 ; Hrs. Gildo,
tI. ; the Rev. W. Gildea, £l2O.
The detailed drawings have been peeps/red :1 lik; C.
R. Criekesay, architect, of Weymouth, undo..
superiotendeage the work has been canted wit,
original plans baring been made by the Isis 111 r. Ja. H
Hicks, of Dorchester. Tbe builder was Mr. Lk
Wellspring of Dorchester, and the careitg so hen
executed by Mr. Benjamin Grimsby of the same placs.
The foundation stone woo laid by lady &line /Pet
on the lit of Jae; 1869, and the building was completer
for consecration on Wednesday last. The 'orrice c.h.•
minced at 11 o'clock, at which time there wee e
numerous congregation. notwithstanding the boon,e,se
rain which fell heavily throughout the day. The Bidiot
of Salisbury arrived at the wait entrance to the
church, attended by the Archdeacon of Dorset (rem,
sooting the Chancellor of the Diane') and his lordship',
chaplain (the Rev. 8.. F. Wilson). Here were esserub'ed
the following clergy in their surplices-the Nev. W.
Glides (Vicar), the Revs. N. Bond. E. Headland, F..
C. Collard, J. Stephenson, C. Phillipps, H E.
Ravenbill, F. Warre, E. P. Cambridge, S. B. Teylor.
Owen Hansel, - Subbed', O. Pincher& - ilishardeo,
G. H. Wynne, - Kendall, P. Topple, J. F. Bonus.
0.1.. Nash L G. Wheat, - Ila,tley, J. Cr.,, and '
R. ilaskew. At the door the Bishop was met by Mr.
W. Randall (churchwarden) who was sooomparved by
Mr. W. Dorey, Mr. 0. Ellis , Hr. K Randall, Mr it
Randall, Mr. R. Randall, and Hr. S. Tacker, and they
presented Is his lordship • petition praying him to con-
secrate the church. The ceremony then proceeded.
As the Bishop (before whom was borne the pastoral
staff) and clew, proceeded to their stall, in the abaned,
'he 24th Psalm was sung as a processional. The
form customary in this diocese on suds an »maims
was used. The sentences of consecration was read by
Archdeacon Sanetuas•. It set forth that the oldehurea
of the perish being in a ante of general decoy, and
inadequate for the secommodation of the perithioners,
Ibis now building was erected in lies thereof. As • site
the Rae. W. Gildea had conveyed lr. 6p. to the
Fecolesiestical Com missiovemand the church is dedicated
to the Holy Trinity. From east to west the building
extends 9'/ fan 10 Mathes, and from north to south 34
feet 4 inches. The Bishop signed the deed and ordered'
it to be enrolled among the muniments in the registry.
In the communion service the epistle was weed by the
Rev. Prebendary Bond, and the gospel by the Bishop's
cbspiwn. The sermon was preached by the Bishop
from Luke vii, 1, upon whisk he founded an earnest
discourse on the importance of making a right use of
the means of grace this new church and its services
presented. The offertory amounted to about ON
The Holy Communion was administered.
Subsequently luncheon wee provided in a roarquas
erected on the grounds adjoining the rectory, and a •
goodly party assembled, including-The Bishop and
Clergy. Ledy Selina Bond, N. Bond, Esq.' Mrs. Bond.
0° W. Ferrer, Esq.. T. Coombs, Seq., Mrs. Coombe. the
Mimes Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Mr. J. F. Stuns,
Mr. H. Rinses, Mr. and Mr,. R. William; Mrs. ?Ica,
Miss Truett, Mn,. Reginald Smith and the Mimes Smith,
Mrs. Watson, Mr. J. Hodges, Mr. H. Hodges, the Mims
Hodges, Mrs. Fowler, 11r. and Mrs. Fowler, Mn.
Kendall, Mr. T. Randall, Miss Randall, Kiss Style. Ifs.
E. Randall, Mr. Hull, Hr. EL Tucker, the Mimes Tunes,
'r. H. Charlie,
_Kr. Crichney (the architect), tte„
my, jun.. Yr. Granby (the sonlptor), Mr. Well.
(the builder), Mr. Sodden, Mt
/inn: Hr. B••, Mr. Fowler, jun., he.• atty, Mr.
Alto; the baschoon„ the Vicialt said there were tere
or three toesta he wished to proposal. Having itd
consecrated the church to the honour end glory in Cred,
they might join together in kindly fellowship to celeinte
the cessmainn. He proposed the health of the Qyyro is
the molt loyal and hearty t= and the mintimeste ha
ezlr'rside Viclterenewx xp rdt
eialiYretedldS strong attachment to
the toast of "Church end State," and
ed to pee.. pose the health of the Bishop of fialis=d He 'poke
with affeetion of the Lite Bishop Hamilton, though htt del
not conceal that he differed from him as many points. Ind
while intimating that he was not likely to concur in all
the opinions of the present bishop, he cordially
welcomed him to that part of his diocese, and pentads,
the sorry felt forth, loss of bis predecessor sass ink
cation of the love he would win by the devoted Pelle"
matice of the high datiitite which lie wim appointed isi
this dimes*.
The Bietnor, in reply, expressed big ackeowledl-
manta for the Ida reseeption be had experienced ie the
dimes; and expressed • hope that if he was spared lon
to hold his ones, that he Wait attain to eons degree el
that lore with whisk the late bishop was Mir"
Referring to Yr. Glides's remarks, he said it was 1'
possible that they should be entirely at gee oe ell
M""Tistihtimey vrout:ereiptiodmightuVha tathiaze deopmeredeematijftgera. but
thmlidish
on rethogreagoi:walidorksll44kag's"hitTruLheehe:s itthebell:orithrliinduitvergedhst
pariah-seboola, a pereosage-bouse, and now a chords
-through the Penitent and untiring eeera of lb.
v'teet-(aPPlnuse). Be adverted to the Peet ukt....• l°
which chareh restoration and chunk binning "
bit .11
weed on during the last 40 years, as undoubted
*widen» of the vitality of the church of Entlied• He
congratulated the Vicar and the parishioners on the
aosecoplishment of the work that de, trionsted, end
expressed a bops that their example would be entehted
far and wide. In eondosion he proposed the health of
the health of the Vicar.
Kr. N. P. Sixidifenher-in.lais of the Re.. W. Goldso
offered • few remark', expreasing earnest Protestafltism.
and rather suggesting
loim'olteblitfeorVail:Pa'preris'slase7r.sntoutiiiteag4acitkim:
• disagreement with some a 0*
views as to the Illearanseat ol the Lord's Supper indecent
SO th• rhumb of Rogland,
liken in proridiag Use h sew o lank. He pro Pool ""
health of all those who bed *bled tbe wort, ent'„4
9,44 mention of Lord Eldon, the Bond fewilll ~"'
OGOrObit his own vainness, the pariliderien, end frieew
wad
iii.ltissPilekee.pmasr.ttschi:bign'itobes
il
it • dig•••e•• With the teed he coupled the new
She Rev. N. Booed, of ormee.
The Rey. N. %in) eapremed the • Iciest he toot 't
all soussenting the ppriab of west Iw°
le( rib, asidb•
glatifia•lica IA thee wander in which tbepreseei
Bad bees tarried out.
The VICAR inittariad the health of the chiirch,„rde.,
said that the
kl26i"Tbe.7leyes:randelinfresl:oo.dispdh.eredhb:atftheati":milaa.r7aweivrinsealrbtd:rdidYwifrowh:ibibt:ttaci:l••llslo.l:ll.
abl
swthhhiltreadersth.rewtahasrit
vota":ll..erviohicallaevethepperanAlft"eatidettAPnealliwowt"robothim'ess,:lboollaiiinLetthyo-heeweir."Bll47o/,00
n "wen of the parish wi He
preacher.

Orickinsy,
ld

ed Tel Primo' Chris Mos sad bar obild are sow "1 \
*at il ill itecsiehered uanscorary to isue all, -- „,. \
bulletins.
!I
Fon BM PIIDDING.,--NATMeS 8010111—t
PRIZE, MEDALS obasiasid hi all the rest 11.1lobin;
throughout the world. Presumed by asi
eminent members of Mao msdleal profeesion to
Purest sad most nutritious food for Wasiak_ ~.12^"
km., also for every kisd of puddiac. Msyor's nii•Tr.
ts.„..
Is far superior to earn, arrowroot, he. 80
Maesoll's sealytisal report. Bold lay Jr,
sera shasdiers, IN SI itl. pm ih. in .
illakiirle