The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-30 00:00:00

BLABDIORD.

lons them. The ust;l leater. vestry meeting was
bald in the Town hall on Thursday, the Rector (Bev. C.
H. Tynes-Cliaton) In the chair, and macaw thole present
wee* the curate (Rev. C. 'True). the chnroliwardmi
(Risers
Byers and Davis) F. T. Johns 8. Abbott. W.
i W. B. Brossard, M. Amoy, H. Mann, W. H.
Atkinson, O. Spooner G. Groves. J. /Lanka. F. Lag,
B. Lea% R. Domes', Darden, T. Nesbitt, C. Bottler.
dm The church inrc amounte were submitted to
the moths% and they showed the receipts daring the year
to be £lB4 13• ad., whilst the ezendlture was 8181 is. 6d.
leaving • balance of SS lea 3d. in hand. The accounts
VMS pimed, and a vote of thetas was socarded to the
cbnrchwardsua for their services. At the request of the
chairman Mr. R. Byers conseated to continue ilectw's
churchwarden for another year, and Mr. Lock ssooded
the reolectioe al Kr. F. Davi; as pariah churchwarden.
Bir Marsh mid before Mr. Davis was reolected be should
Ilk. his. to give an amnia of his ..wardship, Insomuch
as certain sales of church property had bets elfected, and
the value of the living had thereby boaxesleassresel Had
these trinseations been duos with his sanctke t Hr.
Davis replied that he had nothing to do with
the matter—it was not his bonnie& Mr. Marsh
woo coadmaing when Mr. Albans called the
attend= of the thallium to the bet that the intro.
&action at the subject was oat of order. as no notice bad
been given of it beyond • nameless bill. whisk was •
Mrac.to the author sad orbiter. Yr. Spooner sad Mr.
ooncurred, as did the chairmen. whp, notwithstaad.
tag his full and Just right to forbid flisenselon. mid he
was quite willing to make a full statement of particular%
which be did. slowing that the difiloulty sa regards the
vicarage house bad long been on perionced, sad It was well
known that anther the late Mr. Harts or Mr. Quirk could
live there, c wing to the inadequacy of the house for
their requirements. When he Glisten) accepted the
living the Dean and Chapter of the Diocese *squired of
hint "How about the house r and afterwards the
regularly appointed officiale undertook to see into the
matter. and the whole had been accomplished in due
order (occupying a period of about six months) not only
by the consent of the Bishop, but also of the Archbishop.
The money realised by the sale of property to Mr. Coate
and to Menem Chanson sad Richards—shout £l,36o—bad
been invested in the closes Ann's Bounty, and not •
s cheque or even a a,. had s
bmiremanad come into his own
The plans for the vies'... house had
been also hooded In the same as the mousy.
and the whole thing was natter the management sad
ocetrol of the duly appointed architect. As regards the
supposed deterioration of the value of the living he
questioned whether such could to proved, the rest of the
property sold, and the vicarage being but /203 per
annum, of which £7O had to be paid for renting • larger
house. Mr. Nesbitt thought it hardly right to expect the
present incumbent to forego his comfort for the make of
those who might case atter him. and Mr. Mann bore
testimony to the fact that the house had always been
complained of as being too small Mr. Nesbitt proposed
• vote of thanks to the Chairman for his lucid explanation
of the whole matter, and this waa eeoosduday Mr.
Marshall and carried unanimously. Mr. Davis was than
re-elacted parish churchwarden.

Efforts made Sunday to recover the Eurydice were.
owing to Um stranding and parting of • steel hawser, wt•
successful, and further attempts have inconsequence bean
gt°P for • few to coma.
Atler at S s foundry, in Hammond-lane, Dublin
exploded on Saturday al teraoon. The shock demolished
an adjoining public-boom, claming the death of the
proprietor, a man named Duffy, and his daughter, and
eleven others, and injured nearly • score or persons,
several of whom were children playing in the street.
Thirteen bodiee have been recovered, and it is feared that
borne others are still buried in the ruina
FITS. itruhrric Furs ea Fetus° SIMMS& •
certain method of cure has been discovered for this die.
treseing complaint by • physician, who is desirous that
all sufferers may benefit from this Providential disarverr
It Ls toner known to fail, and will curs the most hopeless
case after all other means ham been tried. Full=culare
will be sent bypost to any free of shaveSe—
Er. Wrwanal•• Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park. London:
HoLtowar's Oterritgwr aug PILL-11mb watchfulness
must be exercised at the present time, and the earliest
evidences of ill health must be Immediately checked, or
• slight illness may remit In • serious malady. Relaxed
and sore throat.. diphtheria, clubiser. cough, chronic tough,
bronchitis, and most other pulmonary affections will be
relieved by rubbing this moling Ointment into the skin as
nem as practicable to the mat of mischief. This treat.
meat, so simple and effective, is admirably adapted for
the removal of these diseases during %lam* 110 youth.
Old asthmatic invalidezlesd. get=tesilme relief hem
the use of Holloway's hare brought round
many such sufferere, and rireshabliebni health afterever,
other means had signally failed.