The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-26 00:00:00

0. t roe of glory. Imo moot If,
Ord.lnat those ho'y limbo Lo
How Web% in varWe robs It .tood,
The pool of, k•Aeur. blood."

That was en ineantatioe to • bit of wood abooletsly
intsedueet into Christian worehip—it ente not sissies •
Oed. bet to tree 1 Weer* did It ease front?
U they %Toed to the Roman Mimi they woad lod

A. lovely tree. whom. branding wire,
The royal panne el His sore
Row irsor. do m Thy body *bine,
thipporting member. an divine."

num it wt.+ men that then:mailers of " Hymns Ancient
and Modern" Mid stolen • hymn from the Roman Missal,
ani mimed it off on thorn no som•thing no. in Church
yrioinplia, Let them take another, the 203rd in that
hook:

" Thu t last night at supper h in
the twelve. Ms chorea
Jesus whit the law eoesphew.
Keeps the %mot Ile rites elseasod ;
Then won pervious ford supplying,
Olres Meowlf with HI. owa howl "

Whet did they think of that? Yat that was • book
mede age and those were words sung in the year
1867 in England : —" airs. H irropelf with Him own band."
And. because it was the fashion, eeriain may goings
people ell shout the country thought It vary pretty
and sorb rubbish as that wss taught to their children!
It eras absolutely blasphemous to may the least eJ it.
They would Dot be surprised to find in the Rooms

•• net wining when the reaper pea.
which with His brethren am Me le*
The perthel *Rini hewing ea,
Aid rimed tie door with legal mem,
11. with His head to toed beton.
Manta to gosh* HY Endo. Glow"

'MR DORA:

=stLksetber yens day fosad tbe &Ades
:-

Wont made Mai, lib* breed he sesketh,
Py Mb Weed Ills nese to be ;
gnus, lue plea& Irtokit whose Salient,
Hug tram dermal thoughts be Me.
Path am,. though debt laresketh,
glens true heves Use mystery."
Absolute aad poSlvs seswasee, while at Use mats Use
it was equally blasphemous. That was also Wm frogs
the llama. Msl. He 'mud quote ace mare verse
with refunnsee le the wereidp of Use bit of breed weld la
the Lefts sumer t

" Talmage is, Woo Met booding.
This gnat sacrament WPM
'4per and shadows have ton ending,
rev the north its. is
Filth. our outward sensbsribstrionding,
Bakes our Inward vides Mar "
Be it masa month hind in faith. If • remembered whoa
he was la the Wed of &Blend some time ego • man
allall 14 he sould stop a woad with a charm, and
she. lt• exclaimed "Oh noornso," the nun mid
" Alt lit is Your wain o( faith ; and he thought that
man's idea of faith was about the oath en that of the
the gentlemen who complied those byeen•--(merhiloer,
and laughter). In " A Book of Wathap the
choristers were taught to Shish that la the Ooth-
main service they bad beth bagro inc the ,milat
to Gear • menus wind wo prontable
to the lido, and the dead. Is The Little Moe
Bie dr," betended for th• IMO% there was • ithapter
headed "Ditoodone d the Mesa," I. which waa this
merge 1—" Comte* well, Christian reader, what you
are going ts do, End this bow you are pia( he do it.
You am aiming very mar to Christ, for He will be on
the altar. So sooa as the priest hu laid the prayer of
riossemstion, the God-man, Christ Jeans, is really,
truly, sad Wood there. And by this I nreannst what
I say—that He is present, not by your lei . but by
His own power. Jesus is on the altar as (shy sad as
really no ne was spots the irons, or le the mangor at
Bethlehem. Jesus is as the altar as truly sods. really
as He is enthrooth be Immo" Be Virden that was
neer enough. There the • lath/Mimi Is the oath
book an follows t—" 0 God, the vs( in pardon ma
lover of the salvatios of mankind,
_th lesseeth Thy
ethos" on behalf oust brothres, relatithe, and base-
-1 who ha departed We in'. May Month Harr,
emverill m
irgin, and all Thy &ads intreith tor them r
That was asposen part of the Othwatinies serthe. In
other puts of the book similar doctrine we. Wight with
regard to the marled Uthat bolted before pointed out.
In- "The Altar Miami," edited by • ocumnidso el
aim, the Suramient was tetrad to be the We. bodyand
Weed of oar Lord Jam Cluid. Beare looking ids tb
book of hooka thouget the ritualises "The Diresterhun
Anglicanum," he wished to show than what sane of
the Reformers said on this subject Bedford, the
martyr, who sass very good obsrohman is his dam,
though DOW be would be galled "en inmsront diameter'
and would hardly be spoken to, said the doctriwe tt
transubaudion was "shameless, filthy, and aheminthis."
Old Latimer again said, "What other °With him we
to make but of obodianth of good living, of good werkg,
and at heitigt, ode mighboth t Bat as for our Talmo
ties, it is already—it saunal be bitter: Christ bath
trim that lag se well nth it comet he amended—it
coned he devised bow to make that thing any bettor
the* he bath done it. Bat the devil, by the help of
that Italian bishop youder, his chaplain, lath laboured
by all means that he might to (nudism the death of
Obeid and the merits of hie Passion." Now the
ritualist/A spoke of Rome as "the boly,nM :" math they
haew shoat holiness I The. 'gain Ladner mid, and
they were Um lad worth be spoke to his persoothre ao
they were about to condemn him; " Christ made oth
ablation and manias for the etas of the whole world,
and that a perfect semailloo : neither tun there be thy
other propitiatory." Ridley. In his farewell letter,
before be ma burned, mid, "Ia tho stud of the Lord's
holy table they giro the people with much
solemn diemiaag • thing whith they call
their mass; but behead sod in truth it is a very masking
sad nothery of the true supper of the Lord, or
rather I may eall it • orsfty pWling, whereby them
him Wavle and PMBlers have bewitched the we& a
the simple people, that they have brought them from
the true worship of God unto pernicious Idolatry_ and
make them to believe that to be Christ our lord end
Sariour which, indeed, is neither God nor mei. ear '
bath any life in itself, but in subdanco is the ereittltre
of broad sod wise, and in tun qf the Lord's tedhe le the
logronent of Christ's bod and blood." Theism mid
by the Bishop of Loudest. Again, there wag so WWI
all Churchmen professed to regard with greater
than Hooker, especially when his views suited=
own. Well. Hooker said :—" The Fathers of the
Church of Christ with Ince othuity of thoosh call,
lethally, the adaddry et the papa Pabotheo4 in regard
to that whiell the gOopel imdill proportionable to athent
"Nl=womb the Conniatr of an the blessed body
of Mild, although it bath properly now no
morillla" Thre they had the opinions of the greatest
theantias of the Church that the domino, of • macriA,•
I. the Surassoot was not the toulthes of the Church of
Bogland, and in the Player Book thew lead at the cad
of the Communion sarviam with segmd to kneeling at
the administration of Um Lead's Sapper, "It is hereby
declared that thereby no iththilion is inesodod or ought
to be done, anew nab the laarameatal there bodily
received, or unto oonoluomoral preemie of Christ's
sorturel loth bo old For the moramontat bread
mad wise remain still to their very natant subtheme,
and 'therefore may sot hothormi(for that wets idolatry,
to be Ahura of all faithful Chebitionetit and the
natitral body and blood 01 oar Marione hoe Heaven,
sod not here, it Wig against the With Christ's
natural body it VI at one time in more piths than
one." That trsa thOOrbiloo of the Chunk and bemuse
he upheld it he was sall4d • "bed Charolunan," which
he thought was too had. He bad told thane the Church
said Um doctrine of kunsubstontithien hail been the
the mission of many onoorpMeliong aled "The Difoo.
twin. Angliconnot" was fill if them from the aid to
the other. Flo vronid @slut • leer In Methodism. First
It was end "Th. Holy Seerament should invariably he
moiled fasting, according to the practicer of the
Universe! Churth ;" so, that which was ordeined after
sapper, sad which was mually taken in the evening,
must now he takes t urns mere •O of
Pc. superstition for =l.tirme woo not the slighted
and it was • toning of that wield is spiritual
ground,
ountitt whisk is @areal, and mains the bomb of the
Lord's Supper to depend erid is the Oda of • man's
soul, but on the of Mb h—(bnar, bear, and
laughter). In the service there was •
• prayer for the Chums there upon earth, bet She
nimbus sought to lathe people believe it was • piper
for the deed • in this book it woo oath "The
onumetneratiOs al the living and the dead,"
sad it wu directed that the celebrant "having
lirst verbally ablated the alms" her the). hid invented
• Jargon and ding of their owe, "he will take the
shake with the pateh thereon with both hands, and
will offer the sundae to God, holding the adios or
petal before his dread." Again, with safersom to the
Commenters of the people, it was mid, "The owns
munimate eboald be audal to kneel whore they are In.
strudea to kneel, and should hold the head and body
erect." It was Intend drill of the militia more than
earthiest also. "It is obviously impossible to oom
rouniathe people who put their faros on the door,'" who
kneel off sod away from the knealiogthihithin without
the greatest danger to the MessedSatraiseet and the
moat paidul sad idemelar ihsouvulance to the clop."
The numment Of the lard's Supper woe • Communion
of all His people who nth together socially, bet here the
pried ocauthaithed the., -it was the porfonnanas by
him elan operation on the immunisation, fqr they were
to remain perfectly still' and be heabi that in sone
ethrolus the conteninioanfo had only to kneel upright,
end the priest pet the elements into their months! It
might be thoiaght this wasa nom doctrinal matter, but
it Mowed what they were coming to. They trete to be
so stooks and stooge, and the pried to have their soda
althea), be ilia hauda—he wee to do merydareg, they
were to do nothing; and, if they submitted to that, he
thought the weer they all emigrated from Dorset the
better—(bou, heart "The greatest auger to the
Ble eed Becrammt." Why, if that Surarnaht be God
himself, could not He take sere of Illmseill and if, the
flarrament be not God, why did tetv ten a ik, slid my
It was? Again, them yotre'obitain minions given, some
of whir* he *odd read. It would bo mid by some that
he was speaking irreverently of an holy ordinance, but
not so, he was speaking to them at • sacailloo The
Lord's Supper he held lobes high, holy, aid spiritual
seseteemorstiou ; and what he wat gang to road to
them were the word, of the ritualists thonsielme not
emothed at all with the celebration of th• Lord's
Seam but with the idea of an Anti-Christian monies
which ungodly men bad invented to deceive sad ruin
the souls of men that they themselves might be exalted.
Might be not show the absurdity of those men* The
prophet Mph teas not lives to light eoeversatioa, but
when the *riots of Bul were &ming atoned their
gods he laughed at them sad mocked theft, dad aid
" Cty sloth ; for he is a Gad' eitlth itts [Malting, or
he is pureeing, or he is on • ithrhoy, or peradventure
be sietroth and Must be awaked." That was bow
Slijab bided the ritualists of his day. It, Paul
did the dine, and the contrast between the eesdnot of
It Paul 55J the buds of the thumb in the poses
day was very striking. When certain d:Elabed
ritualists come down Dom Jerusalem and tree the
Gel/inane, what did St.
_Paul say i " I they
were non eat off that trouble you." Bat Mar one of the
Wahines of our Churel now, (the Bishop of Oxford)
wishing of these men: "How then are the ithrodusers
of thou rites to bo treated by as? Not, I vesture to
say at 00014 with hardiness and not with
unloving severity, not with and soodegium-
&moot with nabrotherly meowtasChsuh e, we son ill
afford to Imo. I trust that rto Min& from wit/bookend no
timoronotess withhe, hill lead any of the rulers of oar
Church to aid in driving out thy one who saa on.
'Wendy with truth sod faithfulness be kept amospet
Imo Bo gala bie ; but, V nth could ad ha bud thong
us "consistently with troth and faitidalnem," what was
to be done? sad was it comident for mon solenuil
to subscribe to the doctrines of the Churth of
and then to go and loath jest the °poodle ? No, sod so
be said the soothe they were got rid of the better.
(applause), There was to be "no unloving severity, 210
" labium ethionsatiom no nobrotherly sus.
Mcio77l • ',
bet how was Mr. &worth trusted? Where
was all that beautlfal loving Molnar and Cluielith
charity, when he was drives out of the Bishop of
Oxford's diem's, sod for which 1110. Pun) impeded
his lordship would have to pay hoar, hear). So in
reading some purges In "the Direeterium
A eglieenum" to them be amid not help It
that they were ridlouleas—be did not writs
them—they were the work of the ritualists thamoolua
In the masa:ratios service, the pried was directed "to
fekots a breath and comentrate his attention, and to
istewd to idled his whole self (if he has not been able
to do before), epos each mouth word. And whilst be
shall my Accipite et onosaimotte cr hoe mom, he shall
fetch a breath, and with one inutration shall sap the
words Hoc Est 014111 Goma mum, so that any other
train of thought shall not mingle with them. For it
DOOMS sot nissonable to interrupt • form so short, so
import int, and so •Hothoies, whom whole virtue depends
on the lug word, via, moth, white is saki in the
person of Christ In like meaner the lame rule
should be obsormd in the otheoration of the blood."
roocolve St. Pad "tattle' • breath" and jalabasiag over
thou wards as esematial to the notary of • Seenieseat I
If he did SO, he was a very differont Idled of •
from what he (Kr. Peers) °moldered him to
bear). Aorither Wog :be had Obi them about ibis
Masts.
wail
og it w
was cilostmalMlllMO, Isle tholoSalthout
ma. the
de ted wash his month or Woe, bet only his Bre
from without with his mouth dosed as he hth seed

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lel perthare he Bread latemeigie the Mir of edge
mill Mg maths. All.. mar ales be should horn of
=rse math as pethe, until be era Wes
usk's, led *three anything dell have
remained rawer his teeth or in his foams which by
itlmatorating ho might sled" He would give Mire
roam "If a Sy or • spider or my deer oath this;
should fall into the erre berme tordealton, or ere
If he shall apprehend that poison bath bets pot 10,
the whit whisk is la the chalice ought lob. poured
out, lied the chalice ought to be waded, sad other
wine with warertathiesde to be cotheeraled. Bet if
say of them eon befell abee elemlerldathe the
ly or odder or such shim be airy takes,
oftentimes diligently watt ed within the %we, sad
should then be beret, did the Abilities terther with
the burnt ashes mnbspdtl he Pinder" Add one
of the Wieldiesta ritualist milde thtle trommeroded to
have was • perforated spoon to Mks out sash things
"eerily" and bars them. Again, if the priest was
distracts] so that his habitual attention wee withdrawn
as well as his reed listootiom, be ought to name the
words of oonsecrstion." Flo told them oe the
°cession that not one single priest could prove previous
was.
priost by descent from tr apostles, and therefore not
one of them according to this system could know
whether he bad ever reorived them:meted aright; end
further, they now WM. 1111104 if thry found
such a Week they Mut be quite certain
he eta luso', that be had not cubed
his wash, that the worth of consecration were
said in one breath, and that the priest's interims weal
really with the words, or ell went for nothing. There
was • satisfactory maxima on which to live and to die
and to make the advalion of men's souls depend on such
rubbish as that I Agate, "It by arligenes any a the
, bird be the priest most lake -tip the drop with
lie tertau" ke., bed be to 1,11001 this has befallen
" stelae rear. fart/ day'. Pe did ili-Pros•
they yenta ore if be did pathos 400 digs ,
_boar).
He row ease to I Wog *bleb Me 3 ea by Willett
int • bookr highest altirti,t Mori. Padre,"
1Il; W the ad threld being galled hard and
reharita he Imelda them liaz they ought to
be treated. ,-re. , said, "If
any by say arthent 61 vomit up the
the meat alight to be bred lad the ashes
aught to be reerved pear Sheathe i." Wllett remarked
that Woad be treatise Christ'e body so you would
brallica—(beer, bear). Aria, the "Direetarinin" rid,
"Mat wite dote ad keep the Sweated well, mp that •
mere or other animal devoted (sic) it, be mod do
=miforty dam." Now all these blasphemies earn
tt ersinable nebbish 'streamed by these lodide
and ungelly mea, bet raid they weeder at its rim.
dares whoa err of the heeds of the shard' were
L iffibiffille orb • fildatioe—to may the least of it with
, hear). Perhaps the reams of the
was to ha I. Le diners given for the "arrange-
ment a metherts for edema service by a bishop in his
nun &pre which was "in the rates silk. altar (if
tha hider do not, veal in the taariatii the dtheopal
retried. should be placed in the ping order:—
chasuble, deldestio, teals cope (sate ), stole, girdle,
alb, their, sad the gloves on • silver salver ; the whole
will he severed with the gremial veil. At the gospel
sonar will be plaited the costly mitre, and at the epistle
tamer the Math or, rah on lie stead. An sate
-
radium of mom than ordinary ocestliame should be
used. A stand for the pastoral staff should be ready if
✓edid." So they saw that the sled itself Wl2lOll the
ritualists rerrded to be so holy that none of the laity
might go near it, was not too good to be the bishop's
drering-table I Further, it was said, "As the corporal
Ii the liar cloth on width has been Laid Ike Leed's
Body, the dearth orders the wedelns of it with a tolaate
and pious sus" Again, "The corporal may not be
Sorbed after the by labs, wither espethl perttheles,
nor mad it ever be wubed after us la domestic nee*
aril it has been drat wished by • clerk in holy orders.
when it may be toadied by Ides again." What did
they thick of that In the way of superatidoef--(age
Prim and belletter). But these practices bad given rise
to • Ireful system of lies. Certain ritualista published •
periodical called the "Church Monitor," and in that
was aerally advanced as true, and spoken of for the
belief of Church people, the abominable Imposition of
fit Janarir' blood at Naples, and what ma, perhaps,
still worse, the superstition of the lady of Boologne—a
story that the cathedral of Bouir
shore
was built roar.
one morning a beat was Sean Ind in to the ore
without shy pee sowing it, in w eh was • arise of the
Vern aid child, and the people Were told tO band her
• chard at Boulogne. Crusted with the system was
perversion of the teschiog of our Church. In "The
Altar Manual" it was sad, the Prayer Book dingle
" those whom ereciener are burdened with sin or
troubled with serupies to 'den their grief' to 1100111
desert priest, that so theib,zolstain the rade of
absolution, together with counsel sad advice.'"
Now by • clover nos of meted commas ose or two
words were separated hem those In our Crush serves,
whereby the sestesee was made what the Church did
not say, and • deliberate falsehood. It was part of tie
exhartidics to moo to the Lord's Supper, which might
be read by • dears, who to all intents and purposes in
these rasps* was looked upon by the ritedista as a
layman, so there wit en end of primed, aboolution.
But the Prayer Book said " Thal by the ministry of
God's holy word be may receive the bred' of absolu-
tion," hr.. They would reselhet that our Chun* said
"The Sacraments were not ordained to be peed upon ;"
well, in • catethisot he found a direction "That if
persons were net going to commaleate they should
never leave, at any rat., uptil after tbe 'oonseardion,
because tit• eseriflr la tot offered at all until then, and
It is gdod for us to be near our Lord, like the woman
who was cured by touching His garment, though the
did not touch His body." What did they think
that having been "edited by a committee of clergy,'
and deliberately slr.ulatsd and taught? It was • book
prepared for young people that they neeht know how to
come to Church. It Sr only Leedom to the sane
this, Is was introdued all over the realer, the going
to are mar and with hundreds and thonards of people
their whale religion consisted in solve to me MUT i
they saw the priest offer the aseriar, and west away,
poor simple people, thinking they were the better for it,
introducing a system of moddestroying super-
stition- He had spoken of their untroths. In •
Derrerer that earning he sew the ammo of Mr.
Aterodb. who was • clergyman te the diocese of Oxford,
and he reported to the Areliblehoti of Canterbury
retain dealer performanedi. The Drat morning he
got an Order from the Bishop of Oxford to seam doing
daty is his direst It berme knows that he had
been so treated sad it sweated considerralth stir, when a
short time after the bishop wrote to or of the
newspapers stating it was not for that be was
ordered to leave the diocese, but "for other
reasons." There WU Kr. Acworth's 'hareem blasted at
met ; there was scene mysterious mum for the bishop's
seventy. Tbe hithob.,
_had red thalleard to produce
the maths, but be weld not do it, and had not dor it,
and so the matter stood at this Uwe ; but it was well
known, sod some of the bishop's own clergy had plainly
shown it, that there was no other reason than that he
had exposed those ritualistic performances. It was
openly dated in that newspaper that Mr. Acworth had
been made the victims of some of those private and cion•
adential letters of which he spoke when he addressed
thorn on
alifivions t they were indeed the
111(6111.1 of teeledlastlosl Warfare—
(epplare). o bear nit what be had said ot. the un-
truthfulness of the system be would reed • short exert
front • letter written by or of the Mather to cos of
the storey :—"Not one of us but must own It; not one
but has writhed 'add the torture of doubting whether
on the threshold of this grim which he embraces to
make km loply, Wei fooli not the Milo end eitablanos
of a lie." Their with mud to their disloyalty. DT.
Posey, at • meeting in Willies room la June lad. des-
eribing 11100TTieWS which he held with Roman either
bishops and mire on the Continent for the purpose of
promoting asks with Rome, said, "What I have
' stated to Gallier Bishop., and what they have dearly
understood was this, that I believed the Commit of
, Test whatever it. look wee, and our Articles, what-
ever their look wsa, sethl be so explaieed ma to resonoile
one with the other." lie bad no doubt that Dr.
Pussy_ olold stplairk to , • Mar that I thing Which
'was bleak Sm. *bite, hat the qatiodon was, were
they going to he such fools as to take his arplana.
firm? They knew bow as era esti* breath was out of
the body of "his dear John Roble" ha rad go and
pride one of his bEas to snit his own, idolatrous
feelings—Wear, hoer while be explained that it was
aceordieg it die of " his dear John Ridge."
Again Dr. Prey said, derribing an interview with a
pried of Rome, "I saw • theologian, and one of the
most eminent. We talked for two hours about the
Council of Trent and about our belief, as it is expressed
by tree whom we considered to be the most geoulne
lose of the Chase of thseand. The result was that
point after point he wan netilled, and the
taterviee ended in his '1 shall mitts yeti as •
true brother." He (Mr.
,asra) thotight Ihipriset was
quite right** redder's/ Dr. Pommy " • true brother,"
sad therefore be was not one of their brother
it was impossible --(appluuse). Here was an extract
from a letter written by Dr. Pussy: If in other
respire union between the darer' Gould be health.
fully effected, I bare been informed by those who were
sompetent to speak, that there would ls no dark
Is a Ommordet widelt should save, the of t
bullish Chisel', usthe prerogatire *lab
the floirecolgte" Nod, • few years ago, Austria was
wmaidered to have weak herself to the lowest politics
amongst the nations rears she reemated to •
Concordat with the Pope of Rome. But this
excellent Englishman, this high and
oh...kiwi, I there was do dill:3l4*bl:
'MIL worts Rome wed Neglarid, though
th.o meld ad seed an ambassador to Rome.
He red there would be no dithoulty about the matter
If Dr. Prey had the doing of it. The eminent pried of
Rome, with whom Dr. Pettey referred, soM "the
eadien of the nessomay red be easily arranged by a
Cien.oedat,, and, set. oar bishops, they might be named
in say mode widatiohLdr*ortbotigete kerma to the thumb
—eves by Queen the wee a Prorated,
and the tenth Who rid this wla Is rthty of no
sombleis might." In another letter Din Pry said,
"W. readily romper the primer of the Mar of
Rama The bearing of the primer upon other
local charebee we believe to be • matter of sere-
Arica' not of Divine law; bat neither is there
anything in the remarry in reit to which we
shoal., Aiwa." Thus, he thenol, he had shown that
ritualists wens to be opposed a. baiter. to their Church,
brims to the gospel, traitors to their Queen and
country, sad traitors to God Himself —(loud applause).
He did net bares that fire their own words and ads
any twelve rear men ecilleateci sea jury would fail to
convert them is traitors if brought before them
(applause). How were they tomer the dearer They
mild do nothing without sake, and he advised them
to join the branch of the Cherub Assosiation, mitab-
gibed to uphold the prissiptes and order of the
united Muth d Esslead sad Woad, sod Co
seasteresi the efforts now being taro to assimilate
her services to thee of the thatch of Rome," which bad
been commenced that oftener in Dorchester. He
detailed to them the model, wheat its operations weed
be redacted, and read • list of tree who had Joined
the amocdation in the neighbourhood. He traded
that many would become members; he should then
feel that he bad not laboured in vain in briar* the ,
subject before thimu if, by its wear they rad
coneentrete their dker to rear what wee really •
very great &arr. Ho should not take all that trouble
lb. did not feel it was so: be had been watching the
moored for year., and now It hell grows se Important
ihet if they did not erred lb proper at oar they
would sever have anothoropportnnity—(load applause).
A vote of thanks to the lIMMIrfe. proposed by the
Rev. it. Ledlow, and sessded by the Rev. H. Monte,
closed the proceedings,

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Coma Pam Bambsabbh T8"1=11.6" *
Bo** .q., aad lan bv. G. V. 04 .—}tali7
argetairri •••••oured 1)1 JAL. Webber, tbo
• eer of Um Vreebete old Parboil' salon,
1., g sipped his wil• as 4 keels' her
aborsiablo to tbe maim. Tor the debase it sae stated
that dm worm mars Sias 11 moths *do kit her
busload, sad be bad aot soon bar shoe, but • &ere
M.. bmai ob• Murree Is sibs ask, irith a alma—Mr.
Trimems tor Ito woofs. C &
(as mir w ed. Gro
kw *or kat to. aid 504 bat Terbi_ofto use. its
Wad Aram lasi at Lalwartb, du tb• "a` ""*"."."

it et MA nit*.
hat —the Aries/14moms belonging to germ
Stewart, nurserymen, at Tontchete Dross, Fern
Down, wefis d by gre, 000svioned. it lamp.
posed, by the over of a flue, on the 18th inst.;
damage was dos* toll. extent of about £6O.

(X)IIPE IdULLEN.
Daum no* Eireann& —An inviegt wee bold ow
Murals) wo4, before T. litowlribEeil.,pt nroadstonib
totwhing the death of It4lsert re. *llO wile hew.
about 10p m. the prelims night, e an insensible slob
by the side of the road about three-quarters of a mile
from hi. home, and died shortly afterwards. His
sister-in-law stated that eh* aewmayenied the deauagil
to Wimborne the preceding cloy, and on their rotate
home she left him on the road to acme borne by himself
as she could walk faster, be being a cripple. She
hastened boa to prepare lea, and when her beamed
is.,. in she looked' him it be had WWI the &eland soy
where, who replied Ise bac! not. He then, after bevies
tea, went to much for biro and found him Wog by the
side of the road; near *here she bad left Mtn. The hoe.
bend corroborated her stew:cheek cad bd4Sullbtt "rhea be
spoke to the deeseeed be only answered "What." He
thee went for a ctioveyanee Ist before his err'. sal horns

be bad sowsed to- returned a mild
thai the iipsismil mai imper‘re lo the weather.
The amok otheared it* wipes& for thawing aw old
arlppthd wait willoul Wipes' bthlth ears or Was.

BL4NDVOR D.

Crwacu Idtestommty Soccerv.—During the pad
at mouths the boys attending the Choroh &today
School have contributed fa 12e. Ad. to this
besides the am of about £3 stoke from the boats
hen August.
- •

Ws are very visaged to state that one of oar
owasty members, Mr. Et. a, Start has seat the
liberal domains of £lB to lb. sooretary of our
Seared Hannan' Society, towards fin expense of the
performances of lb* oratorio of the Creation which
are to take plain =Tuesday, April 90th.

SCIMICE CLAIR —Arrstiptikeois are tieing made
for the magma of this class to compete for oertifi-
cafes at the examinations of the &hence and Art
Department, South Kensington Museum, which are
fixed to be held in the mouth of May next. Eighteen
of the members of the clam have availed themselves
of the opportunity thus afforded to compete for them
valuable oertalcates. The eubject in which they will
be examined is physical geography. The local com-
mittee are endeavouring to form a fund to enable
these to offer prises for cow petition by the clan, and
have up to the present time met with encouraging
atexissi

Local, BOARD OR liurret.—The usual monthly
meeting oqui held on 21,edqsai44x, sr.
.Dutden pre.
siding. It was mina:wed that thi Timeitrer bad
received £lB3 9s. Bd. as general district rates. The
following summary of the receipts and expenditure
for the past year wee laid before the Board, els,
mined, and found correct Receipts To balance
doe from surveyor, £35; amount °cheated of general
district rate made 18th July, £3BB 14s. 10d. ; ditto
of 16th December, fi3o4 18a ~• sundries, £4 be.;
halms, doe to 'Treasurer, 1,580 12s. 53.1 total,
£1,293 lie. ad. It is explained that although the
balance dm to Trimmer Is about £23 more than it
was last year, the Board is really in a better position,
because shout £135 of the late rata remains useol•
laded. Expaidihire : Helenas .due to ,Treasurer,
£53910. 3d; blew* due to collector of 2ad district
fond, £7 as.; highways, £294 13a. 103.; election,
£ll Ils. 188.; lighting, £254 12s. 93.; tradesmen
£8 Lis. 3d.; astAlishinent, £ll3 6s. 73.; interest,
£29 Bs. lOd.• behave In hand of surveyor, £35;
total, £1,293 12i.63. Mr. Barnes, the superintendent
of the tire brigade, called attention to the neossity
of a break being provided to the large engine, and
the matter was referred to the lighting oommittee to
do what they thought proper.