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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-08-01

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To the Editor.
•
Evangelical body of this iliocers reeth
with extreme satisfaction the isintinnathai of
aunent
the Revi.umj.nrWth. aßt ite
nghhalltuTleic:taixu of felirre'intwhiail
Meloombe, the Prebendal stall vacant by the ileg
of the Rev. F. W. Fowle. This is one of the kw
drops of episcopal favour which has fallen nisei a
clergyman of the Evangelical school within the last
thirty years, and is a proof of our go,sl
desire to administer the patronage at his disposal
irrespective of party. It will be gratefully liailel
a numerous body of laity, who have long felt it an
injustice to Mr. Bingham that one no eminent in his
sacred office, as well as in his literary capacity, should
have been so long passel over in favour of inferior
and less dieting niched ecciesiastits. This gracious act
of our Bishop will encourage the Evangelical clergy
to fresh action, and to more openly oppose the new
doctrines which are being circulated far soil wide, to
the disgust of a considerable portion of our laity who
Ion" to see the vacant places isvukied of those lagented veterans who a score of years ago led thee
on in this diocese in the good II paths shown forth in our Book of Common Prayer, Articles end
Homilies, without the lion-natural, Jesuitical reseria tions and interpretations now taught by many ts
whom are committed the sec kopliss
Protestant Reformed Church.

EvAxquit.lL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-08-01

BLANDHORD.

QUEEN'S OWN YEOMANRY CALVARY —The winners of the
Loyd-Lindssy prise at Wimbledon, of .C5O, were all
members of the Blandford troop, the team comisting of :
Sergeant Bogert, Privates Cave, IL Cave. and Rosa
Tim headquarters detachment of the Nth Hussars, com-
prising two troops and the regimental band, in all lull men,
arrived in this town from the camp on Poyntington
Downs on Thursday, and were billeted at the inns for the
night. During the evening the band of the Hussars and
the Blandford Champion Band played selections of music
on the lawn of the Crown Hotel, to the delight of a large
number of the inhabitants who had assembled. The
Leldiers left on the following morning, the band playing
them up Salisbury-street. One troop proceeded to Salis-
bury and the other to Downtou.