The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25 00:00:00

SHERBOIt!.M.

Chnoirl.—Thir cloy (Tweeds') neigh will be played
rot the Sherburne yriend. boom the Hinptee pub
sad the itherborwe Iliad dabs.
Palm or Prioetarose.—At fin weekly reeetis4 el
the Board of Onardiren. on Tbeneity,
contract. were taken :—Watie. Wisher, beof Bd. Wee
1.0.; woks and mot 71 I. ; Perk. dame,' ;O. K. Wood.
gr.d bird mad beet lin4teek.27t ; oratory.
Moil, better 1011, chow We. 10 334. candle. st. 58d.;
ries lia. lo 194 3d soap 104. 3d.. pees 84 111
91. AL, filitf 911, w;dfr ft• 044.4■11 la. la. P*l44
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LW Oat, as Wiped lalatiarz, a basins* soisilad

throo meet befoootiso, 233 tool urlotwo, le slaw 13
Al st Lus. d' Isis owned by Robed &Dyer,
E a Hall. AN abs glided majeseloally lute the
we asmedby ber future souswador (Capt.
Youww) Sb. 'Oono Ranger." A lugs 'MOW of
mums won presoak
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TUB KORTIOOLTVIAL 81011 r.—We have received the
following letter as to the localily for holding this ez.
hibition While every one must consider it very
hind of the president to offer the nee of his grounds for
the next Horticultural show, I and several others, who
have the interests at the society at beast, think livery
uo wise that the liberal offer should be accept d. The
gmdeners, I know, object to the steep hill that lends to
the ground, imagining that it or., trove injurious to
their flowers. It is equally certain Cm& thir walker..
especially the old and infirm. would prefer level ground.
If it is not too late, I most sincerely hope that the matter
will be r,-oonsidered. —H. A. R.
BRIDPOIrt HIGHWAY BOLSI).— A meeting was held
on Wednesday, midair the president'? of Mr. W. Pone.
to order was made for the peymont of £B9l is. by the
redoes pariehes on the 26th July- tiontemeell were
ordered to be oneed anginal @eyes perishes who had me
Mid the last contribution. Some momenatioa took
Place reopening the circumstance that iMP10•41011114
ordered by the 'Board, and for whisk the moss le pm.
vided, have not been carried out for • loos
Symoodshory pariah for nearly two yearn--and it was
molt ad that eseatomoda be made of every improvement
ordered by the Brad, and that it be placed on the I
agenda piper every emeting, till it was completed, so I
that, if any delay area, the surveyor would have sa
opportunity of implaming the cranes. The surveyor was
empowered to have the bodged adjoining the highways
shorn, and charge the parishes for the same. £25 was
voted for the improvement of such part of the road from
Pine Apple Bridge and Ash Croes,in Naiherbary
parish, as the surveyor thought fit. Tb• next meeting
was tied for August 22, at Bearninster.
"Way wens ova Iteronama Ram= r —oe Wed-
nesday last. the 19th inst., the Nay. William Templer,
motor of &atm Headstock, read the lecture "Why
were our Reformers Burned?' in the Town-hall, Brill.
port. There ass • very law, respeolalble,and deeply
interested audience. Mr. -Samuel Tonne, Chan*.
warden of Allier/tem was in thicken.. On the
supporting Mr. Templer were Rev. R. Kay. :learian
Affiliates, Mr TeneplaMam oburebwardea of Bridport, ,
Mr. /leery Chia, Mr. George Rdenteda, Mr. Mannam,
churchwarden of Allingtos, Mr. Reid, of the Ilimitoh
Presbyterian Chunk and Mr. Rowell, of the Wealeyan
oonneetioe. The answer to the question "Why were
our Reformers loureed." the blame slates will and
agate is simply bootees. ammo other things, the gmeiels
Reformers invariably denied the doctrine of the "Real
Promote," under the forms of the bread and wise.
Ammg other authorities quoted, Cramer had said in
hie hook 'They, the Papist., say that Christ is corporally
under or in the form of bread sad wins. We may that
(*riot is not there, neither 'moonily nor spiritually,
but in them that worthily eat and drink the bread aod
wise. B. is spiritually and temporally in Reama." This
Is the point of the looters. The Mamma toads • most
animated and sensible appear to the meeting, calling
co all tree Protestants to lay midis all their minor
differences, and mite as one men is the delouse of their
country, their Proteelleat Chemises, eetablished and um
gellablielied, as well as their temporal and spiritual
liberty. —TM Rev. R. May also addressed the meeting
at some latipk, mad in the men able manner. Amos(
other iesporbeat things be and he was present that
main to sopped the Protestantism of his (toiletry and
Chunk, with the full emoesmate of his worthy rector
, Shell.,. Beery Fox. The room was crowded to axiom
and we are delighted bet not surprised to me that
Dimeeten of all &Geminationa appreriate the magni-
tude of abs threatened danger and the importance of
the peasant crisis. May math soirees as thm exhibited
last Allodmiday at Militate he repeated throughout the
laud. Churehosen and Diameters stood side by aide as
Christian brethren, and without • aiagle dissentient
liadzsian.weß minsiderad voice against both Room and