The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-21 00:00:00

WINZOILNA.

WiSLICYAN PORSION MISSIONS.
On Sunday, October 12th, two sermons were
preached in the Wesleyan Chapel by the Rev. Taney
Rising, on behalf of the Wesleyan Missionary Society,
and ..n Monday the annual meeting of the Wimborne
branch of the above society was held an the same
building, presided over by Rev. Carr J. Glyn, M.A.,
rect-ir of Stanbridge and Witchampton. The
attendance at the meeting was very fair indeed, con-
sidering another meeting was held in the Corn
Exchange on the Franchise, &c.
Alter the meeting had been opened in the usual
way with praise, prayer. and Scripture reading by
the Rev. Thney Rising, the financial report was read
by the Rev. & J. Little. and the general report by
the Rev. Taney Rising: from it we gather the follow-
ing items : —Last year the income was E 150,106 Its. 5d.,
and the expenditure E 150,161 leaving a deficiency
of £55 fle. 7d. Of this total the Wimborne circuit
sent £ll3 19e. 7d., the town of Wienborne alone con-
tributing Ea 14s.
The venerable Chairman, in firing • most interest-
ing addres., referred to the unity of churches in the
one work of spreading the Goepel. He also touched
on the late visit to Copenhagen of the Evangelical
Alliance meeting, and the value of the Rev. W.
Arthur's paper on "Christ's Atonement," and also
upon the way in which the Kieg of Denmark .he
hands with Sir vr tdcArthur for his address (both
Wesleyan.). He then called on the Deputation to
speak. —This genthenan gore an amount of his week
I. Quaid*, showing how largely Oahlwho inflosoos

(MEAT I,IIIKR4L MSZTINO 4?
WJilßOpg
The Liberal party held a large and enthusiastic
meeting at the Witillsirne Corn Exchange on Monday
evening, but we rmtret extraordinary pressure on oar
space prevents lei giving anything likes report of the
proceeding!. The object of the meeting WM to pain
resolutions in support of the Go% eminent at the pressent
juncture of affairs, and the manner in which this was
Mew as. most encouraging to the Liberals of the
district The building was, crammed by an orderly
and intelligent audience, and probably there has
never been ouch a meeting in Wimborne before. Mr.
R. Elcock prmided, and on the platform were Mr.
ltoree., M.P. for Christchurch, the Mayor of
Poole (Mr. ti. T. Trevanion), Dr. Nunn, Bourne.
mouth, Rev. E K Mal, Rev. G. Waterman, Mr J.
A Travers, Ringwood. Mr J. C. Swinburne Hanham,
Mr. W. Ilrennand, Blandford, Mr W. Waterman,
Mr Jones, Mr 8 Pike, Mr. J. J. Hobbs, and many
others.
The Her. K E CLIOL Proliwied—" That this meet.
oug expn,eies its unabated confidence in %Ir. Gladstone
and the present Government and condemns the
action of the Hoene of Lords in delaying the passing
0 the Franchise Bill. and pledges itself to render
every assistance necesissry to pass that Bill into law."
r. H. Daver made a fine speech in support of the
rew,luti"ri

r. Ta.tvelts pmposed the second resolution, which
was That this meeting expresses its olinion that
the continued assertion by the House of Lords of the
right to reject Bills passed by the majority of the
representative,. of the poople.and thereby stopping the
progress of legislation. will render necessary such
changes as will ensure a pnonpttr realisation of the
National will."

Mr. fs hokum seconded, and said the House
of Loris was a peatdent institution which ought to
In' done away with.
Mr. PI KK supported the resolution, and advised
them to koep a.king and a-king, and by and bye they
would see the Lords would yield.
The rtasilution wan then put and carried unani-
mously,amid loud cheers.
Mr. THKVANIOX (Mayor of Poole), proposed a vote
of thanks to Mr. Davey, M.P. (Cheers.

was obtained, and illustrating in point by referri_ ng _Winn E 'gar. Mlss &tsar.
tjw. w.etice of the baptism of a hen, wkich tiad rcasecs nouss.—tr raw, r:.q, JP, Mrs Hurt and
become cracked, and had to be stit from a church is‘D'lr•
in Montreal to 6, mandcd. The, Sratsanti.t —Mr sod Mrs William Hardy—Rev
etee.d for the bell, and after it. baptism it T H tear.
had the Lord's Supper administered to its tongue. Hi"' • M,9 Nnihh —NIr B urn.. Mr Gor.
He also shew.d 11w earaestnew, with which : Mr B. k-, T Mr C Dew, Mrs
Canadian. entered int..reliffione matter., and described Pato., Rey J Buriham.
a "camp im•ling --luting. about ten days—and Jcsicts-sucass —l, Mr and Mrs Hook*.
le...lilting in very iouch spiritual profit to thorn 2. R • Ge 1..,,. sod Mrs T..rry, ‘iisers Terry. 3,
enmic...l in it. It.. H mei Mrs Waller. 4. Mrs Tsle6,ll d
thank • were accorded to and acknowledged Ma. Hoorn. 5 dm Mime. White
I.y the deputati.... and chairman. Hymn. tuitabie to NOIIIII-Vreir HOUsi.—Ur and Mrs W Steven..
wnr,J tt,L)IOCNT WWII/L.—Mr J ki.syttoo—Ur II J Jonv •
pre+idlitig at talc • Drg.ui. Mr F Ch.nch
NI Au NOki a Horst. Cleal.
Asusnm, Hou-s.—Mr and Mrs J Smith and
family.
Mont, !'Olll-VILLA.—Mr J T Hillier and family.
CHOSCIIHILL-0 'WAGS. —Mr aor Ms Hurlock, Mr
and Mrs Whitslaw.
(1101101S.HILL.—Mr ad Mrs J Summer. and
family,
TFII Racroar.—Tni U. R Travers. Mrs and
Mi•.• • T river., Mr E L T aver..
WILsON Hoo.r. —Mr ss tr Atkins.
BINDOS COTTAOL Mre Puippard and Mrs
Bech, vase.
BLACK SWAIr.—Mr and Mr. Dlwiand.
FOISCILLT H 'list.— ‘lr aol Mrs C Summers—The
Misses squitn.r..
IiOUSIL—The Misses Ksot.
Fsiur IftrUSR —Mr war %Its .;orrsr, He• if Walks.,
Mrs W.11..r. snl Rev Doubleday,
Gmirr Htia. —Mr. Mr.. and Nil.. line.
ALBERT MISIOSIAL 110VSL and Mr, George
But.

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Mies M .re,lield. 2, Mr and Mrs Wiltshire, Sir
(U Wiltshire.