The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-01 00:00:00

El OWN rY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1883,

P.C. Miller stated that on Wednesday, the 18th lust.,
about 6101.v01t dm,ha saw iet•odant coming from Mr.
Pot riot hie war b rn. He aaw him with smoothing
under hie lit arm outer his coat. mod be salted Mtn whit
he tied got there. mai he Bald eome mangold, Mr. Porter
maid be could take ono. D lenient alte bad owe In each
poMmit. 111 took &lenient twit to Mr. Porter, who is
hie roseter, end whoa they g it to the front door he maid
Mr. Porter d dal tell him he mould toes them, that was
wrong. fie to him before It.. Par Sr and faked him if
be gave Ito. pennies:on to t .ke mearold, end ht said no.
nothing from hie premise.. Kitimat lid Kr. Po tor so he
suspected def, fidget of other tins' he should go to his
home. He then said he had got • little olloilte which he
had taken home, and which b ionaed t. Kr Porter. He
then went to hit boom, ani defendant gte• Ma the little
beg of Minsk' from off the eoppre and mid that was all
he Isati belonging to 11-. Porter. Ile went teak to Kr.
Poem's nat braid it welched 511.. ani eel "tilt 61'
Porter said he did at wish to Orme the hue,
sad
bowl the B.nolt wonlo t she • leni, at view of the inciter
U th's was his firtt °lrmo en Ibe ha a wife and fanny.
Flood 10.., and allowed a with to pal

and the crops. Those Days. too. had been observed with
Inlifference, and ',mil bad little claim upon them Than
when the Itog.tion Sendai! PROP, noon I. the crops taiga,
here leen irretneyabiy ruine I. and it was ill prat its( ICH
MIAS which was pa-t SPHYIOR fir. L.-t the Roßeebe
DIVA be all tbe 0,01 I be desired, and his would
ask th .t s pp -riot (by be net apart for the purpose
nientione I in his motion. Be hilted that a Sun lay
not not • vrrek day would be app tinted. Kr.
Ilcocy FOOKISS. so an agriculturist. very cordial'y
arc sided the moion, tneeti th he hail been
vo.in• cud wtt sericultore fir 50 yea-A divine wh ch he
ha Is en the ups an I done of the aerosol oral intareet
Now more thee ever sr .s there need for prayer to
Go,I on a epochal elev. —The Rev. Canon OLTS '
eulonitt•rt the following am Planet :—"T"el. losemuch
aa the Church ties already eppoisted other R ovation Days.
one object of which is to pra. Got t bless Use fruits of
Ito earth and toe •nd us fruitful ...aeons, it ii not desirable
thst is spec al N snit ty ehoutd 1.0 set apart for thin purpose.
And that Use B shop be so:quest-A to issue a pastoral letter
urging upon his Dine tee Ito impor,utre of observing the
Rogation Days." The R iv..? PARR seconded the amend-
ment.
Th. Aacaonacom of Douai* held that Binds? was the
m et suitable day to be sit apart, and therefore lop-
ported the ori,ginel motion.
The BISHOP ?ut the Rey. Canon Glyn'e amendment,
which wee I,,st • y A majority of 8) to 52 —Canon Doecse
to wee an amendment, 'Web SPAS seeon4sog by the very
Its.. Coe Dean. Chet the p tition be In the following
faros :--"Th et your Petition-rs prey pior Right Reverend
Hoene to oonelder the deeirablenem of appointing Rogation
Sander or such other Bun lay as menu to your Grace sod
their Lordships to be deeirshle, for gip +dal prayer for Gods
b'e &Aeon the fruited theearth and on serl-oltural under-
takinte." The amen Invent HU ca.ried, the word
"Rogatinn" being eufetituted for the write, "The second
Bandar In the rear." which &vowel in the orisinal form
of the petit on.

TIC MIOUSSS OF VII AGRICULTURAL LABOURS'S.
The Rev. O. II P. BARLOW moFa.l—" Filet as the
religious and moral coniit ou of our caant-r p riches is -0
greatly rinpaitdcnt .111)10 C Mate accomnao I la,o t. a corn.
In Men be app Crated to wander eel report upon tas
bouees of our agricultural labourers ' lbw spank, urgad
that by the appoierm o the committee the Church
w ull show that she was nut flrlliffer ait to the evils by
which she era. beset. —Sul Num?' seconded the motion.
—.Canon Cann moved as an amenrimeot—“ That this
Synod. feeling very srsantly h iw greatly t to moral and
religi era c of our coon y pad rhea 4 pends up ar
mill :Mot and pr 'per wait tan eccomiondaron.
reepectfully to urge open all landlords, Sanitary Authori-
awl others more &wily mccrnerl therein. the
Ima,rtenc of inking such steps us May t move ego"-
ally to secure the refills It eccournotit on and that the
seCretaries ,ar the Steed be instructed to I,voriard a copy
ni this reviluttin Is the Oletrmen of Vie reapective Sani-
tary AiithoriVes wills the Dioceim.'—The AISCHLIZACON
Of Dowser 'tippet toil the motion for • committee.
Mr FIATS& M.P , said he thought an inquiry should
be made if • report skated such was neases•ry. On the
lerge Properties in Dorset the p or people mere, however.
as a rule, well housed, but some of the cottages beloaged
10 • miner& iseir P.M people, woo had really no means at
mum eod to imprave their provrty. When POO Was
invested in a cottage, end LS or £3 a year was charged foe
rent, there was not inni-h for expenditure in the
army of improvement.. if. cordially o ncurred with Lord
Neisiin in some of his suggeethres, but the FeueOeed •
enquiry would he a very difficult outs, and he was amid
Oast • report on the subject 'maid be very poortek. He
was errata that there could not be any pest:float cooolu.
&MI ti lb. motion erect if carded.
Mr. ft R. BASSIST supported the appointment of •
corninittee,ment'ontag the cam, of a cottate room in which
va. • family in eACh C 'row an I One in the m.<l.lle
the inmate, saying they got on retry well tall the middle
party took in lodgers. (Laughttr.)
For the amendment 93, against it 40. The amendment
wan then adopted as a substantative resoluten.
On Friday the Synod was engaged in various religious
and social lueeriona A resolution eseinst Marriage with
a Deceased s Wiles Sister was carried.
TOR &Fri/LAMB BILL
Archdeacon Luta mowed the seventh petition on the
ameniiment paper
" That your Fe.itionscs gr,a-ly regret that a Bill has
been brought into the H in. of C 'omens which would
enable a member of either Rousso( Parliament, if he think
St. inetewl of making and eubirribing the Oath of slue-
. 'kilo+, toloh.lituti foe such Oath • whine declaration and

Affirmation.
Lord lISTTISBUILY odrd•
The Aaciingscon ol DORSET moved the following
amendment, from, he said, a no.-political point of view;—
flat this Synod. witie mmt deeply regretting the
circumstanoes under which the Affirmation Bill has been
introdoced int, the Hums of Commons, does not protest
against the nee of a solemn densest on end Affirmation,
similar to that at the present t in. in some instanos per-
=Mid, being made generally permissie• in Piece of an
oath. and is of opinion that it is not incumbent upon it to
petition against the Bill."
lie felt that ,41 thi psrt of the Church of England they
bad no earn to press for an oath. Looking at the circum-
stances in Ireland and &amass e, he thimght the oeth
might ti he done away with in the courts of justice.
Berl Nelson had prop wed penile wind, hi be removed
!rim the oe'ition. and he !folioed tbit the word. " Name
of the 8 iprentsi Being" wee whera. Perh-p.. considerable
opposition would be aroused. The Archdeacon directed
attention to the principles of the ronatitatiiin when the
Roman Csthol c nmancpstnn movement was introduced,
when it was said in the Howes of Ludi if the principles of the
Home of L wds were pot utile, evu-ything would cm. to
an end. MI he would is, tem—lost, the thing in the
face. Although be had nothing to sip penman, against
Kr. Bradlaugh, the principim were most dietasta(nl.
Mr, Yous 4 see .nd-d the antenrlman•.
The Re,. Mr DMIIIILL sleep
In favour i.f A chiteacan ins' uary's amendment there
were 21; agsinet it 114. Tee original motion wed curled
by a large majority.