The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-24 00:00:00

MISSIONARY ADORESB SY BISHOP KELLY.

Bishop ga, wbo le now on • confirmation tour
Is this diocese,y and bating foe the Bishop of Salisbury,
sdaressed • analing la Holy Trinity Schoolroom, on
Way everaing, Is mementos with the Society for
the Propagation of the Gospel. There Was not so
large an attembenes sills. promoters of the meeting
.sigtbapuetsd. The Rev. H. Everett presided.
omentegioed with player and the hymn
" Thy m COON. 0 Lord."
Thai Oimmuene gave as explenation with regard to
this spooking. Maoy would, no doubt. remember in
former years it was always the custom In D achopt.r
I. have as mental assent meeting in aid of this
stoniest society ; but, unluckily, from one reason or
soother (Ins great measure, be believed. bnsuse it
was very hard to get real missiossries to oome down
and Wean the mestiags) the intend in thin became
very WO, and the attendance at them, he might say,
was arable. The eonemneme wee thee meeting.
mgs, were u and although they bad still enabled the
sang.,pl
mimosa in the churches yet there had been
no general ntestings held In this town on behalf of tin.
society. But when they heard some time ego that they
were going to have • real miss °nary bishop smote'
Wm, swan who had does • great and good work in
Newfoundland for many yens, and who was comirg
down bare to hold • costirmstion in the place of our
owa aged Bishop, they thought snob an opportunity
ought sot to be lost, and tip; did led to do their best
to get • meeting for bins—banns that fathering that
evening. They had done their beet to make it known,
and although they were very pleased t . see 5.., in soy
them they wished still more had attet del t . bear the
lll.hop's wiliest The Rector then referred to the
feeling ensiling in the ruled' of a gra st nia.l pe .ple,
end be was /afraid especially amour the p ',pie of th.,
higher cIaWSOS, with tern Ito f afaido mission-. L at
emener be made an attempt t. mows out . i t!,
ordinary groove with regard to meeting., sal be tele ,
to gee up a gathering in his 'Arden in behalf of this
eo&ty, and be thought he might say it was attended
with • fele amount of semen. There WAS a fair
number of people present, and he was .be to transmit
musethiag like te to the s.alety. its sending ..ut the
Invitations to the meeting be might say he scattere I
Mem Pretty well broadcast, and Mang "Shin he sent
me to an °Mose in Her Majesty's *ernes. The ns at
day he relied on him (the Riot,) anti intimated In him
that be should not be here on the day of the martioo,
and ens if be had been ha ehou:d n t bane .me. II •
enquired why, end the oflioer replied—" You don't
know so mach at:out the mieslocaries as I do; I have
knocked about • great deal, end seen a good deal of
them, and really and truly they do • great deal of
Wm, and they get us into a great deal of trouble."
lg. *dded—" I savors you ass positive fact very fre•
gamily these minim:arise ars at the b dt nu of a great
easny of the wan; the Governmsut are very toooh
amid of Omens, fearing they will get them In tronds."
Now • speech of that sort was rather a fame
to on. who Was trying to get up a mtesionry
noaciag. (Laughter.) He had not at the
esomeat the mower witkh aloes he ba I found, and
whine be only wished he had his] at his finger.' cu 's.
Sines than be had MOO cross in one of the 0 nen.
meet published reports, in one of their bins bode., a
name striking fact. Merrier to the moral •1.1
=Amigo pe geese of India during two yells the report
mid—s./U Hovnanian of Julia cannot but mko IW.
wig. the great obligation nadir which it la lad by
She benevolent exertions made by the GOO miesionarise,
wimps blameless example tad self.denylog labours
are inflaming DOW VIWOUf into the stereot, pet life of
she Mid populations p'aled node'. the Berlin rule,
a.d are perparing the.. tr be in every way better men
and bitter citizens of the great empire in which they
dwell." He considered this a most 'Widen feat ; the
Government actual; went out of their way to make
Ws sistement ; they need not have merle asii mention , sac ace sass
Joseph j.
ye Wall Merged with , being drank and
a th... stall, or to Publish in lb. Mu* ooir such cli.or I. fly on March 7th at 11.30p.m. near the lint lon,
• tomaelutble testimony to tb• expellent week being R,,L..,..4

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VACANCT IS TFIX TOWS COUNCIL—An electloo of
ono Councillor for the Weymouth Ward of the
borough will be held on the 30th of March, to fill the
vacancy ocaosionad by the death of Mr. Councillor
Thomas Snook.
Choorin Atm, EIHIPPEIIIIOII, formerly of
Weymouth College, and now private pupil of
the 1t... C. R.. Gilbert, has paossd Vie qualifying
examtoatton of the Incorporated I.sw Siciaty.
The Than and Chapter of York have iripoloted
he lie., C. R. Gilboa, M.A., Ids Hoad-31.stor of
ttteymouth C ma.tor ~f the Cell sod milit iry
deport roma, with charge of the wool b. arding.bouse,
at St. retar's School, York.
SHIPPING.—ArdvaIs : Gnat Western (a), Blampied,
Cherbotirx, general ; St. Anirew (.1, Med toolr,
Cherbourg. general; Cygnus (.) FilLer, Jaro.y,
general ; %Vst..rfor I, It lisrl'ep Kd. cml ;
King. l'ortamouth. Gororomont stores.
Soiling. : Great Woetern (-), Womp'ed, Citerbotirg.
gent r ; St. Andros. (-1, If add.. k, Com boort,
I ; Cygnus (a), 11,11.1isr, Jeisoy, general ;
Itholdol V. 1,, Humphreys. Port's" nil ; 111.
-rani. 1111(ozd. atone ; Blaney Br Aber., F Ater,
Csrdifr.l3.ll4.t filgze, I) pie Igo. Poneyn, bollard.
Ma S. hi wpm, Prof..r .4 Modern 1...Am0c0. at
\Vs./morph College, boa just trend:Bed into E.glish
" Koravans," the book sot by the lin‘vereity
of Comb, idge for local examination. thi. yeas. It
condeta ,4 six instructive an interest'n; s'o:ies. Mr.
Mendel claims a most accurate and literal roe hiring
of the text, a p Ant of the utmosit imp .rt Aci and
util.ty, not merely to thoae preparing for examination.,
but oleo to others desirous of acquiring a knowledge of
the German language, and many of its idiomatic
ex; resat n. an 1 ohrame. for which the book affords
ample opportunities. Lug year Mr. Mend, l's ram:lo-
tion of " Itiobrs Caltuegoschtchthche Horatian " was
very much appreciated.
UnTratarry on Corinna' LOC•L —R. x•NIXATIOSS.—
Weymouth Cehtre. The I illoolag is a li.t of
snecgoeful candid.tes at this cett-e :—Boys--Sooior
II • D inner, Melcombe Regis School. jantor
(Honours Class : B. Nears, kielcomSe login
Sollool. Pam Examinsti : W. Hopkins, J.
Humphrey, and G. T. Smith, from Melc,mbi Regio
School. Examined over age: R. B. Tizard, Burling.
ton Houne. Girls--Senior ; B. E. C'arke,
Porker's Si.hool. and Woodroffe. hlontagne Hmes
School. Joshua (Honours Close IT): A. G. Eliot
Viat'ltiniehed Fretch). High School ; Class 111,
.. S. Sc tt and 111. 5. Wood, High School. Pau
Kratoinstion : A. SJUIVIO. Relish lilMllll SAM:IL
Examined over age: G. A. Harding (Ibtinguished
In religious; knowledge and Engliab, and A. E.
Hollond, High Soho : F. E. Goodwin, Moutogue
Homo School.