The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-05 00:00:00

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in • this protest hi It.— ,:ipllit from a Aware aid
earnest love of the tinithir re.established in oar
Obnidtry at the Itelennatien, which we believe ter le'
endangered by the dootrinei be whines ow ebJeg. ,
[Sighs7 by many of the leading pariehleni^l To
the above address the rider bas elm this Ulatried,
printed , reply la-J. The Vicarage, September inr
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.-.44rdear pariehloam,..-Vbeg Re esdramels4l
the remipt of • dimmed to *deli yea havejP.:
pended your name. I I,OOOiVI it with Regret. TO
whole itialr is illegal ; I therefore dogma to enter
into the asking of the adders. df you. were a ohP
Wear in this ttor slie ay duty to tell fit
thee you'have oast a seandel upon the Church (tlll
Church of which you profess so strong an at -
melt); and you have also token nu ',warrants lO
liberty with your olisegyunni. 4y040r *d merP
to oblige others, I view your 04.84 in a hrent li t
—you have not not erred as deeply I nevertheless,
let me caution you as to whose lead you follow mo-
ther tine; do not again be led so blindly. If pan
be that man who has never entered the Church sisoo
I have been incumbent of this pan.* you ht•A
placed yourself in rather a ridiouious position if
on be one who very rarely attends Divine .04
nd of those who have signed there is, alas i o
lie a proportion) you are not in a much better n 4
iair
'non. Where injury has been inflicted, repa o]i
would be made • it would be fit and proper, in e
present instant*, for you to request me to erase ur
name from the address. With my most airiest
prayer for your welfare in this life and in the rest{
I remain, my dear parishioner, your obedient soma
in Christ, B. A. PINCINEY."
FALL OP A CLIP/I.—An accident of an alarming
character occurred on Sunday week at Topsy.
For some time past extensive excavations have been
going on at the bank of some premises in Victoria-
parsde. Abutting against the sea end of the diff is
a row of tenements, which are occupied by a ntmber
of poor families, Mrs. French, a widow, lied her
daughter, a girl of 17, who live in the span:anent"
nearest the cliff. At five o'clock on filundey rimming
a mass of rook and rubbish, not mach lees than 2110
tans in weight, fell from that side of the glittery with
a tremendous ;wash, The neighbours were *eke in
a stets of fearful anxiety, and two men, named
William Dashper and Fronds Btentifont, baring
entered Mrs. French's bedroom, found to their
horror that a considerable portion of the well and
roof had been broken in and that the daughter of
Aim French was buried In,
the debris. With
praiseworthy alunitoy they rernoved the stones and
rubbish; and, although seven! stones, each 000
40lb. in weight, were lying on her body, not mW
was her life saved, but she sustained musty a few
luaus on the erni and leg. The only Winton go
this providential preservation Is that the dm?
must bava Oat fallen on bar had and then rot
upon her. Had the accident occurred when e
guarrysnen were at work the toes of It must have
been fearful.

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