The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29 00:00:00

ecclesiastical fittalignict.

THZ Dean of Hereford is dangerously, though by no
12160n5, hopeleraly, ill.
Tar death Is announced, at the ripe ere of 80, of Dr.
Maodonnell, Provost of Trinity College, Dublin.
CIiORM RIST,RATIOX a? ToTHitt.—On Sunday
morning the 1t... J. W. Burrongb, lb, vicar of the
pariah church, selected for his test, '• The love of money
lithe reit of all evil." After diseouraing on the usve
arid &bast of money, he entreated his bearers to aid in
the restoration of the parish church, which was the
moot mein and dirty *dike in the diocese. While vast
owns of money had been squandered in Totnee for the
di-itiputabls purposes which had made the borough •
byword, even at the Antipodes, the churebwardens had
even diloulty in collecting funds for the decent
celebration of Divine worship.

(Naomi rum—The Timm up that the decision
pronounced in the Court of Queen's Bench, in the cue
of "Bryant v root," may be attended, as Justice
Blackburn remarked with some very startling results.
It is not only to deprive the rector of Bunton of any
legal right to the portion of his income which he may
derive from otarriao feu, but to place a great number
of other persons in the same uncomfortable position.
Except In cases where there may be a special enactment,
all clergymen would seem to be deprived of any legal
right to the customary marriage feu. The same rule
will imply, it may be presume?, to almost all other
Muesli fees.

THZ 0111110 IF OF TN! TERM ROWAN CATIIOLIC.—By
the laws of TbeodoWes and Justine'', A.D. 530. the
epithet Catholic was given to those Church..e which
adopted the divisions of the Council of Nicest, on, 325,
and of the four first councils. The word 'Roman' Ina
aommsnded to preoste the word 'Catholic' to denote
that the sphjecits of Justinian, the head of the Roman
empire before the passion of she spirituel dominion to
the hiehoP of Rome, were required both in the west and
east to profess the Trinitarian, Vniversal, or Roman
Creed—Ronian Citholios therefore originally denoted
the Epleenpalian Trivitariens, who were the subjects
not of the Bishop of Roma, but of the Empire of Rome.
—Piumprraz ANOLIOANOS.

Tux Cetilice Coyotes' of this year will open at
Wolverhampton on Tuesday, October let. and be carried
on as heretofore on Wednesday and Thamday in the
mute Week. It has also leen determined that the con,
mitt,* &oarless subjects, eritere, and tpeakers, should
he the Archdeeenne of Staff...rd. Salop, and Womester ;
Rev& EL B. Boelbv, G. D. Boyle. Canoe Claaabtoc,
T. B. Rapine, and bir Loveless T. Siemer; with Sir
John Morrie (Mayor of Wolverhampton), the Berl of
flaremby, Lord Lyttellon, Mr. Report Kettle (Judge
of County Court.), Mr. T. S. Kynnerelvy (stipendiary
magistrate for Birmlugham). Captain Salt (of Stafford),
Mr. George filmy (of Tamwortb), sad Mr. Henry Ward
(of Wolverbstrrecoa). The opening sermon is to be
preached at St. Peter*, Chan&

Tilt Rev. J. S. POLLOCK KSI7 THR
nese Ctssea—Tbe bre. J. & Polka, plied el St.
Alban's, delivered • looters at Birmingham, on l'weday
evening, an "Itonousisine." The Birmingham &utak
reports the emelusiou of his address as follows :—Dean
itlom, in • prayer so New Year's-day, said the devil
went about in the robes of Om ritualists; and that they
were hypooritee who assumed the garb of superior
ilanetity as • cover mid soessalesont of Paganism amid
Popery, and that they were wolves in siimp's elothiog.
lie feared to ebarseteelie that prayer ;but in • pamphlet
Dean Close said —"No one who has say eelf-reepoot
would charge this numerous sad influential motice of
nor Cherub with intentional dishonesty ;" so that out of
Dean Clooe's owe moetla his wee proved to halm lost all
esif-respeet—(appleese).—Were the words his bed jest
read indeed tbe wards of • very mr• dean, or the
Isoltosite of • slanderer and blasphemer. He received
that morning • tract. with them words written on the
saner:—" Read this, you thick-skulled hypocrite;" and
mmorepanying It was this litter:- "Romanising—Well,
old Polio* have you got your teeter. ready, you bare
been a long dun about it. Look out for • broken head
and dead eats. Come In your night-shirt. Somebody
will lei ther, with a strait jacket for you, raving med-
.., peoprr your head with rotten ogee, turn
you feeble oot, sod throw you into the meal. Beware,
therefor-, what you my among Protestants, or else you
will be elevated on the top of my too and kicked to
Rome, where all such false devils as you ought to
be." It was not so bad as Dears Closes prayer—
(altigitume).