The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-03-27 00:00:00

ONASIIINSTIUL.

FRO itiITHODUIT Clidrat —At lea mooting was held magagereents, ch.-sit-a lll;tilat—nO'ni;i"--:Vii
In this chapel on Good Friday, when over 90 sat down events in the Transvaal may probably indiasto, and as for
to the good thins provided. This was followed by the Liberal chef (asirre fin 611 C• we have bed the strong
.
an after meeting, presided over by Mr. Cooper, who spectacle of • Gov, srnment whose whole preaching has
read the balance sheet for the past year; at the corn- he`n retrenchment, but whom whole practice is lavish and
purposeless i xtrevaganc • in every department of the
monument of the year the debt on the chapel was State. Bad as ail this is, we bare II go 'rem bad to worse
£lOO, but this bee u)w bow reduced to £EO by the when one dwell. on the cuip.ble folly that he. made
aorta of the friends. Mr. Cooper stated, amidst Ireland the plague spot in the British Empire. We hare
**Plum, that £25 from the sale of • chapel at Wei. sten tele last year for the drat time in Engli.h history •
mouth would be given them when the debt was Government stoap to pay" black mail," to fraternise with
reduced to that amount, thus when £55 is raised the moo wh"" they thee""""e'lhed " et'''O 4 to tho
debt will be cleared if. Mr. G. Hicks addressed the lips in tremon, and whose hrarts are shown t i lio Ho wly
meeting. are g them I, attend the week.night prayer hliaiedtatettahtate my.erilre.erulle.fottle.w.atritlfa`attestaertled
l ore
meetings. Addressee were ale. delivered by Messrs. in his own bourns by Vie roe. of i hat woos', whom his
Norris. English (LYoulllth), Baler. Mayan Maya.., J. Foott own indiscretions have done go much to as,. She
and Will" (rrholPton). Various hymns were sung t and folly aid tins wickedness of the Liberal policy in Ireland
the meeting wee closed with prayer and the doxology. Mr. 01.4atene Way now read by the hued light of
dynamite. It now appears that the moo tot reared in
WXYZOIITIE Irish soil has come &groat the Channel to gtv , us a taateof
hie quality. We me now in England, it appear; It be
A himetOs Hatt Fog 11111 l'ooe or MagrOties at the mercy Of *eery little knot of loafing [Thai .e ..0 udrels
Rata& —A work which is likely to prove of greet that can get bold of 201 b. weight of dynamite andbs le.
benefit to %ha poor in this place we, eel OD foot a few toxicated into midtown, valour to light a fits, and run
months glom by an influential committee of gentle- away; men capable of any crime wet, there are no
men, who take an interest in the spiritual welfare of sallow' to Prevent them. "It require.," says Kr.
their
poorer brethren. The naa4 of a ow, aikatoa Gladstone lea speech tAwhich newts events have given
~.a. a fearful sisal!' to be broker. into the
ball, in connection with lit. MhYY'e Church, in wh"-"' heart of her eneuvresacollis. poi= to be murder"' in the
claaeSS sad evenirelistio serviime rutted far the very poor execution of their duty, to brim Irish qu-stioaa +Milt
might be held, has loog been felt. The gentlemen the range of practical politica" Home Rule is to be
Worm' to set to work °aseptically, end were facto- brought within the range of practical politic. in tte tasne
nate In securing • freehold site, with a good frontage way, but, art the Irish People go to a sore that their, limp
to Weet-strest, nearly opposite the old workhouse, and limit to the
lstsadory"aathe" holies 't" Lull"
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A twice 1 only found there . D
in one of the poorest neighbourhood' of the town.
01 they not know that nations slow to draw the sword
when they do draw it have a habit of throwing
10Veal WWI made, and tbe amount required for the pur-
pose (El 20 wee speedily rallied. All that now remains is , away the scabbard. Surely tb• bloody bend . f Crois
to erect the bnUding, plane for which bare boo; PrePhrhd I well has left its impress on blab h,story. Are the;
by Messrs. Cricket.), and Son. It occurred to our tenger- quits sure thM history may not report Usdf I Do the
retie rector that the erection of this Mission Hall for Irish people think that we who stood **ain't banded
the UN of the poor would be • fit and nt Europe' with sncrees, who shattered to piece. the empire
memorial of the missien so suoosestuily held hire lateilni or the, First Illapoleoe. who suppressed the Indian mutiny
by the Bev. W. Hay Aitken and that many who h boare a fresh regiment from England had arrived, are to
remind benefit by the mission would be glad to moist be frighteasd out ourd Mail the offal of /few York
In this good work. We find that the idea has been Z171=3...11111' Lot and N:o loth rsir di:" bmak.. f.raithtl tni
very favourably entertained, and We have DO doubt a 'WI small TOEOe. • MOM= people
oudlogsH"r - that
but that the eaeourat required—WO—will be speedily mks them WNW* that the lesillie INKWie• People

not email, provoked—sre Weening ta move L t us
pear that to the many evils. the most dreadlul at all
evUe. that it • war of r c 1 may oot he the animas
it meet events. Lat a. hope that tbe lutlist Peet,* 1
se ladle:sten the other day in Chrehire, will, at this anis
Mendify return to power tin Coarrervativ• pmts, who.
whatever its eh irtcrom op may or may not be. oan at
least perform the diet duties of II ivernmeat—to mike
life mind property emirs mad crush 'edition with an iron
band. The Ron. Brronst's speech is !raid di be the beet
Is. ham ever deliveren in Vieymooth, and he war 10ud.7
applauCei at Influent interest. At lb. close • vote of
menden*, wee pined. and the Preaideet, on behalf of
the meriting. thanked Sir Frederic for his 'tininess in
COnlilza down to address thew
Mr ALTILIIOIO preowned • vote o' thanks to the Chitin
man, which war curled with troclamatioo.
Tann cheers wm given for the Rano, sod the mast's,
tormia&t.d.