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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

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BRIiTOL.

: PLAIS ADVICL—A conic uporary 'Cates that a deg.
man named Trevelyan, living at Clifton, wrote to tz,
Bishop of the diocese for advice tio• to act alien,
delivery of the Porches judgment. lie allsged tr
neither himself nor family could conscientiously Etc:
the Church of England if that judgment we,
held. His lordship, in reply, simply advil.o4
Trevelyan to go over to the Church of Rome.
THS New VICAR OF Sr. JAMES'S I'ARISR.—Ls
Sunday morning the vicar of St. James's, Bristol,*
Bey. W. Eliot, 11.A.' was formally inducted into pne,
*on of the benefices. Mr. Eliot, on arrival at the must
received be the Rev. W. H. Barlow, who officiated
inductor. Dr. Challonanbe (vicar's churcheads.
Capt Eigley, Dr. Robertson, and Maur.. Stsidan
Trapnell, and Nunn, The party then proceeded total
west entrance and took *position just outside the clse,l
which was closed behind them. Toe inductor, tang
the hand of the new vicar, placed it on the ring
church door, saying, "By virtue of this inanhitil
in lust you into the real and actual possiesaion ofty
incense of St. James, with all its fruits, members, us
appurtenances." These words having been pronouns/.
the rev, gentleman entered the church, leaving therm
of the party outside, and proceeded to the belfry, when
be tolled the bell vigorously several times• Whes hi
reappeared, he was warmly shaken by the hand as
heartily welcomed by the gentlemen present. Oue c
the gentlemen jokingly remarked that the hoped Ii
Eliot had not broken the bell-rope. Ac observation, b
the way, whield the powerfully-built frame of the
gentleman seemed almost to justify. The pry the
proceeded to the vestry, where the inductor eudons
and signed • oertifi.ate of the induction on the mends:
which was attested by all who witnessed the SAMS.
the conclusion of the ceremonial, which occupied 'cars
ten minutes, the due peal of bells in the church toe
rang forth joyously. As Kr. Eliot was desoendin4 fr
the belfry, after having tolled the bell, he elipped,
fell ; but, fortunately, he was none the worse for
mishap, The value of tho living, is Mil per Inc
The new vicar read himself in on Sunday morning,
In the evening preached his opening sermon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

SAMBUCINE.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
W IDO W W ELCIII'S PILLS,
(lIIARSLIT'S ORIGINAL.)
So long and justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues,
are strongly recommended to the notice of every lady
(baying obtained the sanction and approbation of most
pntienten of the Medical Profession), as a Bate and
i aluable medicine in effectually reinov,ng obstructions,
and relieving otter inoonvenienc, 5 to which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently arise from waut of exercise and
same:eirotwu:esthio.:i,itfyeattoiyorniigna;natoalli
general debility of the system ; they create an appetite,
°erred indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head•
ache, and are erninetiCy useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and pall.it ;aloud th.• Ilelrt ; bving
:t to
aaY thel6 :nyut:
aisaions and climates.
i! petit; Ltlur..v innocent
),
owing
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warn the public that
receipt, and h-s been pieparet by the Koaraley family
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over eighty years. Purchas,rs theul,l ie.e that each
box is wrapped in 011ie paper, and tha time, "C.
KPAIIIII.,T," is engr.v. d on the Goer nm. nt etatnp
I Bald wholesale and retail by J. SANGER and Some, 150,
I
Ox/ord-street, London, end by ell medisine vendors
*longboat the country, in boxes, prise 9e. N. each,
or by post for 36 postage damp&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

BRAITIIiBURY.

THE LICENSING Httd..—Oor borough member has
been momorialisad respetting Mr. Bruce's Licensing
Bill, it being repmeented to 1-im that the measure
would act ruinously on the investments of tho licensed
vietuallers, as well as interfere with the oomfort sad
coovocionee of the working classes on Sundays. The
followiog oautiqus reply has been remised:—
Treasury, April 2D. 1871.
have received and perused your letter. and you may
rest assured that the •lews you have urged will receive the Mum.
Con 11 the U,.rernoserlit. You will scarcely expect, however,
that I. as a menber of the Ministry, should be prepared to
admit their lull eorrsctnesa.—Your obedient servant,
0. 0. GLYN.