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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-21

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND

Yu ECUMENICAL COUNCIL
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The Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol bee been writ-
ing to the Arehbishop of Canterbury as to the action
which it might be desirable for the Episcopate of the
English Church to take with regard to the (Resunenieal
CounaiL The Archbishop of Canterbury replies I
cannot as at present advised, persuade myself that itta
desirable for the Episoopete of the Cherish of England
to come forward and uirme a protest against Papal
infallibility, The statement of our ohurch, am set forth
in articles and formularies touching the claims of this
, Much of Rome, is so full and explicit that, as it seems
to me, it requires neither explanation nor addition.
The more dignified, wise, and sober polity for us to
edopt, as I think, is to let liome Like her own wares.
The Cherish of England. as far as I know, has not at
present been addressed by the Pope, on his so-ailed
(Ecumenical Council, or by any person whatsoever, and
I cannot see any necessity for as to go out of our way
to put forth • manifesto. I fully expect that If the
supporters to the claim of infallibility are left alone
they will do their own came infinite miscible( and great
good to the cause of truth. tam quite sure that the
English nation does not expect any declaration or action
from us other than by • 'tidiest adherence to our old
principles, both in car practice and in our teaching.
Neither do I think that the great body of Christians
expect Ul MO MOM."

The Joke Bull mord' that Mr. J. T. WsMord, M.A.,
who lett the Marsh of England for that of hose sow
years ago, has now Mantel
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-21

THE

isle& Irma al Nies of the valley, Priming'', lOW'
bud oast governs esse with that appeeptat•
"Welk &sa avow ivy tidereesth. It le • piece of
sculpture of the greatest merit, aid pout have been
done by one whose seal las in his art, and whoa,
'daisy supported his design.
Kr. F. G. Peeks, dwanere, e specimen of his Nut'
esetibla sbbool isemewith hair, form sod writing dcak,
form and table foe tea. The whole of these were
contained in ass &Mete, each form was easily
adapted, and the whole sppoired to he string.
also sent • 'machine for piortieg boles l* 1u1t:2164
slater.
Mltelbanl, hiary-drest, es if elaboratel
worked y
boobs and upper Where
KC lintehings, basketwork in chairs, bkrd 01E1s
ads
Mr Helleaals. lawrilkolith Soda Wader Company,
baskets with oompartmeela for pastries bottles, very
much 14kter than the boxes now used.
Jir. Chubb, Winterborne Abbas, mat of eoloured cloth,
formed of a great number of pieces knitted in.
There were several other artlelsa, wish as Mr. Strange's
hdaid work hos, Yr. Kirby's specimens of lettering,
more worked boots, ke. ; bet we manot particularise
INNYthing. The Weal Weire adorned with some ancient
ws•pons, lent by Kr. Edwards, and the museum at the
labs Literary Institute famished some curios, gpsaimens
al South Sea Idand workmanship, inch as the terrible
knife of wood, set with two rows of sherp-pointed
shark's teeth, the Monition club; also some Canadian
net-work snow shoes. Mr. Deventsh and Me. Steggell
also lent some beautiful tower• farther to adorn the
room. The exhibition remains open till Friday (this)
night.
The Committee Melded upon giving tow primes which
were awarded as follows :
Wood asid stone carving Graseby.
ladle.' side meddle Wycherley.
Shifting disk
Slate toter Hanly.
Bat haling other things coming so saw in the
opinion of the anamittee to the -workmanship and
ingenuity of the above-named Artesia', they &welded
upon if her extra prises, which yore &warded as
follows :
Modal ol • printing prow ... • •
Work tables .. .. • •
Cam ol home and *wee .. • •
, Model of • Schooner
The following artistes selected by the committee to be
seat to the International Exhibition in London
of Sherburne 01•11 tie
Case of boots wig *horn .„ genkin‘
Two halaid work table. . ykymoy.
Model of Portland Lighahmee .. Chilton.
Yodel of • printing prom E. shore,.
Two buket chain; and lower Kinds.. ut• hinge
Ladies' dd. meddle .. • • .. 11. Wycherley.
Model of a Schooner ..Pitcher
Stone and woad carving .. 0r,...,y.
Shifting school desk youg,,

Sh"rey
lianne).
Pritchard.
Flisha.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-21

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