The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.
WILDNUDAY.

TOL JUDGI Jos Tilt LAYS 16G1.TILAR.

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Th • business o lb.. monthly C tr tort wnn him 0.
Wedneytay, when tbe ra,es wee and unlm-
AseVtant.
a Hosear, fl.rjaent Tindal At;“ye rs. said he could
telt allow SIG %oldies@ ..f the lay, whris ea. very lights
te pass over without alluding Vs the loan be mot this Court
had sustained ttlf thu r"..1130val by 4. atb of the late Mr.
Menlo. on registrar. Mr. Manley fent al greys Cenrheene
I. he me,ser, and did all in his pow. r to smooth the way
to differencesi ndefended woe. and he (tbs Judge),
his regret dant Mr. Manl-r was rot off, as 1
he was, in tae Sower of him life. The le trued Serjessnt also
pin dsep sympathy with hi. elf. sal yansolk,
mr. F. W. remeree4„ on ts-hal, of the rolicitnfs
practising in this Court. that be fully mmlormid all His
Honour bad said, for on all ludo. the 'moth of Mr. Manley
wan antib raretied. in that f: eirt the, always found
she lain It.strintrar kind and c ,ns,demtf in the discherreef
his duties. and they had equsl mond bore in the sellestion
Pis Honour had made. Serb gel. coon, b- felt. weal& te
a grest extent, bid Mover the losethey had f‘u • tined, and
be wan o,,efidenf they would twelve sit the hutde or hie
teem., ti e esine nonsirisration and assistance they had
menised at the hands of Mr. Mail 1.
v. C. Nan es Eq., s A sa
Toe eels business transmuted wen two judgment rum-
, ClieUere.

Joseph Lb.y. aireaster, Headsets. T. Joh', Manha•
INNISIODiro Of th• osee earisb.—Bent doe Si L. Bd.—
Ordcr for pas mmt within 14 days; earraat not to be
lasnel if 4.. {kr m Alb be yatd.
U•erge Bost. Wait-strew• earysaber, V. Allred Kam,
Old Brulgestnet, Bristol, Ilex dreamy —Sum dos 18s. 4 I.
—Order tor committal for 14 days ; judgment "1.104641 t
p 514 1* Wee instalseests.

I The lest dying speech and sonlesdo• of the an
instrument—or rather deplorable "box of wtdhalt,
—previously in U.S at St. Andrew's was littoral • few
diebbletha ago. &a erassig /stork lasadi/ If its notes
duruig the put fan year* or so bare been fearful to
listen to, surely its last voice, gialen,4l2 • pitiful wail,
sae • weloome one to the worshippers, for, se the
brokan•wiaded old fellow as forth auything but •
"ouncord of ewes' sound.," it WAS WAWA to the soul of
ail listeners who knew its doom WY sea ed, aod were
rejoicing over the last utterances of an aoqiteintanoe
woo should have gone before. Every week I was in
tall expectation of bearing thistle boy at the "pump"
had struck for an increase of salary in conesquesoe of
hie extra exertion to get the wind up. rbe piPee were
wheezy, and the stop ' decibel " very fief., Fearfully
fiat. best tempered organist in the world would
hive lost his patieuce travelling over such a hill sod
dale of keyboird, anl struggling with his p.da to find
the pedals. I say nothing ot several key. tors-cis-
combat, of un.tilibdio••• in the tone rof the emeritiy
di apulated appearance of the instrument, but I an
hapey to say,' all is lost to sight," wituota • repen-
taut sigb from any acqualntauce with the &cowed.
&Strangers entering tit Andrew's used to attribute the
leek of soil and pathos in ths music to the Inadequacy
of the organist, but the congregation know better than
that. VI ho that was musical, could have patience to
t. y and excite "soul or petbos out of such • miserable,
deka°. able Instrument as we that? iiuw the mueicil
portion of the service was ooaducuri as well as it wig
remain, a mystery, but, at all events, it is evident how
much the organist will be sots to do with the really
good nutriment just erected in this church—a cl-s-
-orietion of Lilt% will be found in another paragraph.
Suffice It to say that ths feeling, of the congreetation
will be no longer ruffled, and that in future, with •
good uistrument, cool organist, and an equally good
choir and choirmaster, the music will be tloadooted Is
hauls In a mama impossible to oominot botom.