The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04 00:00:00

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Tait depth of rain ha May am 4.70 inches, aad la
the rum meth last year 210 incises.
Loan LID LADY ALINGTOX VIM &MOW UM=
entertained by Lord Broomfield at diaper
erring, to meet the Austrian Arabesnador.
A urns SOT, the son at P.O. Gould,. oat playing in
his prase on Friday whim he fell and broke his err
Ths poor little fellow. a Si. lad or about four or fir. had
or of his legs taken at at St Thomas H.pltsJ, Loudon,
only in Jemmy last as aroma of a dlessrM bone.

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Connirrso TO Him Manorres Eamon, Dos.
cwrza.—Hard Labour : Maria Prom ley, assault at
Pool*, and John Jones, misbehaviour in Wareham
Union, 2 calendar moat& each; )dark Emmanuel
tiricksry, embezzleumnt M Chardstock, and John
Rally, misbehaviour in Wareham Union, 1 calandar
month each ; Miry Ls Gras, drunk and riotous at
Partlaml. It Xdsorp Mortaatjagrang at
ttanhysig' nom% ditto at weptioata, 7
; Robert Parker, tiro
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Ids Mime al Wanly" 1

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There was a good at
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and the ameba/ —.-.--'l—.-.--'lwith the liagbedoo o
Mr. Sankey'. hymns "Hold the Fast,. Jter which,
the lit Pala was reed, and prayer offered by Mr.
Vise. Another hymn was wag Let us rather up
the %absents," and then lir. Vero ocenmeneed hb
widows. He mid he felt out of Diana in addressing
Young Man's Christian L.oclsg&mn as he did not
come down here to address Christian.; be came down
to give a report of how the mirkn work was carried
on In London, but Mr. Canoe had belted him, and as
he felt very interested in Christiso associations, be
%mid just Qs to speak a few words to them. He
fine dwelt on the value of Young Men's Christian
Associations advising all thous who belonged to it to
dim to it. As an Instance of the veins of them, he
said & young man went from London to Brooklyn. in
America. with a little mosey, hoping to make more
there; but he could not get work. His money
gradually dwindled away, mall at last, in despair, he
made up his mind to drown himself, and was cm his
way to do it, ekes, on locating up on a irst Morey
of a house be saw "Young Men's Christian Assoc&
gem." " W• 11." thort be, "My father bebop to
me of those, and anyone came to him in the
extremity lam in, he would help them. I will go sad
see if loan be helped." He went, they Rave him •
night's lodging, food, and the next day got him work,
and In a few week, be was teaching In a Sunday
school, doing all the good he could to help his fellow
creature. He (Mr Vete) advised all present to be
Alm they bare right TIM, of God. He met with men
who 0411111 to London, and who very soon got wrung
views of God, they get led away by Do manJ
temptations, get advised one way, then another, and
so graduaßy got for away hem Him who is their
makes. They ought to go by the Meeting of God's
Word, for there they read that "God is Lore," end
If they draw near to God, lie will drew neer to them.
The next thing was to " Desire God's Glory." Never
be ashamed to confess Him. Whoa our friends am
going as blindly to dedruction, we should try and
snatch them into the fold of Jesus, and pray for them.
Again, without "faith" we amid do nothing. Thom
who looked to Christ with faith would be healed as the
children of Israel who looked at the serpent in the
wilderessn He would advise them all to ask for
" courage." H. had been in the habit of addreednr
at their meseroom in London'
, and he
policeman
• great many came there who had knelt
down and asked God to bless them night and morning
but they soon got afraid of baring a boot lung at
them, or being laughed at, and en they left cd arming.
Never be ashamed of Jams, and look up to Him, who
I. their Saviour. He then told an anecdote of an
Medal who had been converted, and his (the Hindoo'e)
conversation with an infidel. They were diming in •
cordon, and the Brahmin jeeringly said to the ffindoo
"And what has Christ dope for your The Hindoo
then took a worm and put it into the middle ol a lot
of dry gram and then set fire to it. The gram burned
on, the worm trying to get out ever? way, until it
became almost too warm, when the Hindoo stooped
down and took the worm oat and held it up in the
air. "There," said he "that is what Christ has done
for me." He (Mr. Vere) want on to spank of the
uncertainty of life. If anyone had goat on the deck
of the Burydios, half -an-bour helms the mat down,
and told them they did not know whether they would
not go to the bottom, probably some would have
laughed at him. It was just the same when the
cholera was raging in London, • MAO would go to his
work. and was told that he may not come home alive,
he laughed at It but In about two hours ha was
brought home dos& He then closed a very interest-
ing address by advising those who were out of Christ
to decide st once, and exhorted all the members of the
wenciation to pull together and work for their master.
The hymn "To the Sweet B. -and.live" was then
✓um, and the meeting closed with prayer, Mr. Comm
and Mr. Dixon thanking Mr. Vero on behalf of the
members for his address.

130sonon Pouca. (Yednrd&Y). MoodaY• —Won th•
Mayor (Dr. Aldridge), and Mr. J. Oslpin. _ . .

Joiot Semen was summoned by William Citiob. i"Poe'
tor of eIIabSOCIII, for keeping a pigsty, near the Great
Weston goods shed. so se to be a ouisatice.—Yr. Hinty.
Suporintendest of Pollen PT* *vain" ol W. nuisance
to the Conotabulary station. Last summit he said he
could not open his windows on amount of Use 'tench
from times platys, and now My Ind cornomeed bon-
lilt Via Wan, and the nuisance WIN Very gnat —The
Int. impended convict lon for a short time to ass if the
nuisance was abated in the mention.