The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1861.

47:1147iradeg the rzr 15"—"Psite. dave
Powell
isßutlem4pw as A
tine at the rod, sad Inning Isdeilay
emenniii la it4ace, end rif shy
emoriget the es the 111108-110
Atria ist the of selieles. Pir Fong Betvitsiali
tare Binge nee needed Set the bandit el tee Afrions,
vis thaii4E: inanity;.
the death . et. le other word..
Cit lad anity; rsgSO UI• alia• the
of the was most lin& Ma a larrial=
broke mse awned the jepes., sad In 18112, the
egasepries wee ahead/meg. For twelve more nate
=was doss , sad In 11164 Nr. IN Gregor Laird, a
inesimat, detonates& le make another
=.4:11 set ten Ands Wen hiss. Ant, the
t ef • Ilaine statics, and second, the
making lentindiesis tog the Innis( of • Christian
gamin This sipedittes was. threligh God's
.1
sammdel all expedellsee, sad, in 18674f1i
NM mierloaary seafion mis established on the banks of
that great river The first station wait at Online
nod= ttle Rev. J. C. Tutor, assisted by
. Sissegaseisa, • Bedpan* reader. Their Ant sbodewas was.
a boos% oaly three reit ,ida, where they lied led MOIR
sporgh to spread their nits. In thia plass they
malaise/ ler months, praestine g
IVm" id working--htilding
their owe mines bone. 0551105 was I'wmad
al Ohne, sitiested at ON SOO alalla of the Ewan sad
Telma& riven. Here any =tale were experineed.
The Merlin selobiishosest at Globe waii bent down,
and the explmin otoormor the Dopprisag um writhed,
surd the Man aad hia party encamped for twelve
mouths sear Eablia la nag iha Sillidailm wee .at
set is ben them, nth more settee =ashen to
deseatbes thek heads. They bad DOW six station,
there were 146 bapteed Christian, 56 candidates for
MOWN SO emassanicants, 149 children Minding the
=heel, sad 212 people in ordinary attendthes at the
ermine. Ben then wee a little light in a dark place,
God wee limning the preathin of Hie nits word. and
&oda( I. the people ism Hie nun*. Bishop
Crowther dwelt upon the dillisalties they bad to go
Omagh Is a very oornmonnese and readied way .
they am, Polygamy, idolatry, end Mthoseetanieni,
The bishop theu pee some very good advise as to
pre...shin—they were to be simple and affectionate,
not to mold too snob, bat to take adraistage of say.
thin In their own system, inducing. their peseta= of
offering written from which they were to show them
the value of the only tree enclave by the bloodof our
Lord sad &vine Jesse Christ. Bet not only had the
Niger mink= resalted is gathering out people for the
Lard. Its amend dhotis were the sematioa of hem..
eaceilless, sad the establishment ef pens and Weeny.
as to the hew& Si. =assuagers of • heathen bin
resin* net to Cotten in marsh of a beams dears
to he sagaillesil at the obierniee of a deed aid, end
r i.ezzapeested their regret to the mianeary at being
to proton on, mla on his esquiring bow it was
ft7',owl- Swats* Onitthe Nan God toe mush,
no osee willing to sell a mian or somas to be
slain for the dead." The Meats wreath* loselliag their
indastry was equally remarkable. The African
minister of Oolithu viewing Lokoje strkiered "Three
years ago it we. overgrows with high grass—there AM
no signs of life, nothing bet untaltivated load lying
wails: nee all his life, the native marebane sad
brokers gais4 from street to street, trading in artistes
of British manufacture." At Onkel= alone, there
wars nearly SOO tons of oil ready for tranuninea, and
tit= hiriaaalbal trade was destroyiag the horrible slave
trifle. Seth was the result of the Niger nrimies,
under Bishop Crowther, who when • boy was leksa by
nun sleek. from the tiling where be lived, but the
vessel in which be was pland was apptared, by • British
cruiser, and he was taken to Sierra Lion. sad hf.i. ix IA
ansently attained his ent high position.
for • few Wanes to week la 1.41,. he q
the following from the last report el the thumb
Ifiedonary &misty : —"ls death, as in life, the members
of the native thersh an able te realise in Pommes with
ourselves, the preemies of the &viol= and the eomfoet
of Ma promises. Tuner, the Ilnamelly reistimary.
has with= the year diverted in peace in as English
village. Four of his Scath-laillan sneer= have sine
died. A young woman expires with the words 'happy
1 14lieng to Jens' apes her lips.A nese Mali a
'triumph Peer the lad great foe.' An old ma
ceelated that 'be had no fear, his hope was la i.e..,'
and nether, having raised his bare withered arms,
*lamed them al a eyetholleal expression of his learn
and exclaimed, ' I have takes my bold on Jaen, sad
will Dever relax it.' At Pallamootteb a dying mend
St., calmly expremed himself— 'lf I die lee to Cheat
but if I live Christ seises to on, to be still with me
and to nide me.' God grant thee they might all
realise that blend eaddencitHappthess).
The hymn "To bkes Thy chant race," was this
"Re Bay. J. Johnson, the deputation, then addressed
the meeting at 000siderable length. Tokio up the
theme of the ermine speaker, he proo..dsd to anus
that the African race was fully prepared to receive
the Lapel, as shown by the anxiety of the people to
attend the preachieg of /b. Taylor, the warm acid
courteous reoeption given him be the kings of Lb.
nontry „eir 'intim of the seventh in as a dar of
rest, thZth steno@ manifested towards the IaVaOOSIVII,
&nigh* ermines in the fess of pernsation of those who
embraced the gospel. turning to Sierra Leon, he
decreed that 50 years ago it was in • state of
howler herbarium, but i sow the population of
asikd
42,000. no less time 32,000 Prothithat dams
of worship, there were ye 1101Mallaidaaal,
and so leas thee 5,000 Attires the sank,
whit, the colony was prosperous sad 11l earshiag. Lad
=hi jubilee of the Bible Society was selebrated ht
Leon, mid this year the jellies of the ereetiels
of three psnoseent anthem is the West Atrial=
chard, raisiag a speak] fend of MO. Is addition to
tin £9OO bed ben sunned daring the yestr I. the
heathen dated= of Bullpen and Sherbets, while the
Cloionial Gonnaseesit bed alerted ltsappresiatles of Me
vain of the native church by an annual grant of
£5OO to the Native Pastorate Fund. He then related
a touching indium of the devotion of a young Begin-
man to main work sad at the Ottelatisa heroism% of
his mother, sad esseladed by inviting young men to
dediede themselves to the alaa• of randons, and urge
the sneer. of the feeds, efforts already pat forth as a
claim on the enlarged support of all Christians.
The Bev. George Nook, who has bet meetly re.
turned from Mina, kindly tudertooh to attires. the
media& In the upsvildald. thence of the Bev. J. B.
Quirk, of lilanoford. who had ben seeeneed. Be
said be should not occupy mush of their Si.., lett el tapir.;
as it Were, report himself to then and thank God
their preesissa far nein beeeght him safely through
=my more jr.sou thee he bad expand to be nand in
the work front which he had just returned, and to thank
them also on his own behalf and that of his fellow
labourers in Chin, for strengtheeing their hands, and
he wined also to ask She. for more help. Needier/
Won them as the representative of dear dear brethren
he had left behind him, they would not expect from him
detatla. It was not simply he believed is pennon to
himself that be must not begin to work as an active
menet of the soeMty it home so soon—lt was nee
merely a riot of strength, bet his a.. experiene was
that be Inked kindly the ability to tall antlitag sow-
prelteasive reepeoling In work fr. Chin Ise had
come. It was not probably the soldier jest retuned
from a battle who scald give the most akar, interned*,
an atoned ecionnt of that heals, sad he felt that there
wee • prat deal of the harden of tail, thepeeginglr.
of anion sespense, the weerlases of hope
sod the strata of responsibility snob as the othelosary
felt at times unable to sairlain, while =evened him
I:raili with 'my ronsprehemeive view, not only at his
. work, bat at that goiag ou ell mond Mee. Pro-
bably in ectivereatios if he were asked with reaped Is
one detail and anther touching the work in China, its
operadose sad seems, be might be this es gin la-
=2, replies, hat as to tieing anything like • roar
vs view el the Warr field it was quite oat of
his power. Therithre, on that occasion, be would ocly
thank them—not as he desired to do, Out jade. leer as
he was aShi—for what they had dons, sod ask them is
his own name sad that of Itis dear brother, with the
other essistaats la the Mane mines, as wells. of
the ermy of iniaionaries and their ao-adjuton in all
WSof the wadi, to pray for them. They traded
had • good opeppiesc*, in all thns i dabber in
Mainly. Let them remember that alisdosaries
were hat frail MGM Bane of thane lied walked la their
presence from childhood, and they knew what kind of
We and young mem they ware—what pone oresteres
they were, though they could not know all that as well
aa they did themaselnie fie knew the hearts of the
miseionariss sad would plead with his bearers to plead
for them, remembering how mush they were borne
dewo by physical weakness, and bow ninth more by
spirituel weakness, with ell the difiloalties of their
position. Prag then, that they might be not only
*Bing to walk honestly, bet that they might
enure to the end. Be also asked their
assistance, and maid he deeked to =dace ease Tong
men to &Akan themselves to the mission work. In
sonehnou he said it was • great refreshmest to the
miadosaries Se ten for a moment from their owe
Geld of the penning of the work
Uciattlierimil= to reed
of the world, and em. that everything w
Wile
_Mweered far tits eosin of the UMW. Or,
that Re might come quickly. He would do nothing
added or isejed to His orestaree—He would not some
prematurely. Let thiars that he would come
th quickly to soothe eir Id heel their griefs, and
to give
give them red and pion Joy for evermore.
lin. J. Johan' refs tad/ a&allowd iita
""Thtjelymn, "Thou when Almighty word," having
bre nag, the rester maintain the benediction, sad
the. niesting.eaded.

A sallestioa wee Redo at tbe door by Mn. B•ditaski
llaital wboa about te) wee radioed titoindeteAho
o cloaalloge i—Robert •
Smith f Primed (P.P.), DI Mn.Wul.o
; Mn. Farothance Id; Mr. sad Led, •
Start, ;3. Anse. .q.. £1; ; Lady laiddiddAnt;
Mrs. Janes Miebel, ; Mn. Beagle., ;J.
MOM NA', ; RIM. W. Turner (Thai), SS ;B:
Bawld•ah La. (1.•••2), 21; Mr. wall Mn. Robert
Maya., 11es.. Flom, Mn. Tastusea, Mn. Wesel
Biagiwo Mn. Reginald Thereto., Mn.. &NM 6.4 3.
Maras, 10e. seal.
A eord iswitatios wog eine to tie visitors from a
digisset to partake of the laborsl hospitality of the Rey.
itrainald Beath and his eresileal wife, at the mem.
whore • splendid,, WY spewed for their refrea-
,_ .1.1" rails cep of the beet sad sod *swat
tardarear7 o.4thije of the year.

Tin NEW CONORTOATIONAL CRAM AT

BL A NDFOII.D.
This bnildiss, whist/ is in soars s(siisSM., will work
DOW psh I. 140 blistery of Ocogniganln OM
tpaa moilood. wed we easesstelsis thw aoanseittee el
wasessessed tiwt somessamwest lus bes Issalw
eseh lamanable musks.. The cereinosy of laying the
nwomeisl stoma took phise on Wednesday, sad on like
suss dy, • Wan la aid oi las hods wu 'posed is the
Cons-ezaheap.
Betcaulyboa se watlissed list day's prossedinetin IS•Y
bointorootbli to oar susroes waders to have • short
,___
4 it.. proposed WM*/ whim's we have
his. hyii,.dwith by tbs kisdimes at Ka WHO=
Landon, deft al the weeks. It Is to be is las
Gothie •1716 al ershineetsm, hem • ESP by
mat about
mooZ.,al Wermisstse,sad mastweeled DI DO be
woesbisougs, Tlm peissipal
(WM SIUMINWPODMOO id. be by • seateel awd tw.":=
=leo 6816.t0 tbsidisieriss behog obisisiml from tbe
• Tbo Podloit win lie twooted ea • indeed=
St the west wed el Us syymilis
extreme, id ilts bask d whask. a. sam. 10 be
talb° .11PW. 'WWI MOD fin ihi Agin
bsga* win be 11014 alpoisr iiiebv. so

sithned adakheatedsg Flintedeinma's tirboyt aira almfetembill4.7_,76ll will have
an open-framed roof stained eereme"•• "sta
being of • similar detieription. It Is to be built with
White brick with red bends end bath stone dr.se&ngl;
the porch. vestibule, and Moles laid with mdethate 511.5.
The dimensions are 40ft by 30ft, the height r feat,
sad the length of the whale building. including the
assembly 41),M at the back, about 75 feet. Onto 11117
bUir""ildiSlii"l/71.len'bortlast in:shimmied° me
"seeo°l3Proddatiowl nth ftohre the
old
Bstreiad'ug rntefthoriedinioar ltahrgeis imet7ria°Oterputhiepoes.sawelhin.Verom;
meommodating from Ho to 150 thu 'rem djoinles
the aseernbly•rrom the mieister's weary will be built.
The total 004 is estimated at £l3OO. is addition to
1100 allowed by the erontraotor, Mr. Walden. of Chriet-
&nob, forth. materials of the old chapel. it is bored
that the building will be completed about the end of
the year.
The day selected bw laying he memorial roes, was,
perhaps, as unfavoureble as was ever knows in tbe
month of June, sad the nonce was that the attend•
sacs of Arlon was y less thee it otherwise
would hem bees. The Bouteriet sad Dorset Reilway
lamed ratans liars at single fares, both from Temple-
tombs, sad also from Wimberee, bet in coneecoenee
W some mistindentandlng enteral parties were dis-
appointed In not being ails to some by the Mans they
repeated.
The basses wits mewed co Wednesday. The Corn
Exebeage WM very prettily decorated for the evades.
Timm were myna stalls for the sale of useful and fang
',tides. 'rheas were amazed cm leek side of the room,
soder the direstiou of Mr. Cream. Thelma« who presided
were Kim Hillier, and Kiss Jolter*, Kra Grey and
Mrs. Gill. Kra. Knight sad Kies Yowl, Mn. Disk and
Miss Keikla, Kn. T. Benneet sad Use. Lindsay, Mrs.
C. Paid and Miss Peeler, Met Belles sod Mies Fisher.
A dell for the sale of refreshes's& wee pieced at the
north end if the building, at which Mils My sad the
Mimes itberidp presided.
The serenioey of laying the memoeial stone took
place sties, &sleek, by which tints • goodly number of
spostaion bad aesembled in the (impel yard. •
temporary Platform wee emoted el the north mid of
' the building, sod an swain raised over the stone,
width was suspended by peaks, reedy to be lowered to
MI appointed oleos. The Roy. B. Grey, Dr. Flailey,
Kr. Malashi Tuber. the Bev. J. Keyes. iTrilnborned
Bev. T. Terrell, (Pool.) Rev. J. soloodww,
and several other gentlemen, baring amended tbe
st.oltstos. it.. crag staled that be repelled to inform
the Meads petard that they were and., two Meer
polahments, In from the weather. whisk bad premated
many from • dielemee from attending, sad mooed,
from the nnavoidabie &berme, through Bloom cif Kr.
Jape. (he the prnylons day be received • latter from
Mr. Jape's sos ii•thhe that his father was very
unwell, het still aspreseing • hee • that be would be
able to Weed. That viwildin bemire!! he Orl
remind soother Meting that he male not possibly
attend. He was sure all present wield be very scurry
for the sensed his Kamm Mr. Gray then saireureed
that Wr. Malachi Asher, the senior demos, weight lay
the stone; sad Cat as the weather was windfall for
Dr. Halley to addrese than there, the eller proccedinm
would take phase in the &Orb wheal-room. He then
gave out the 881 hymn of the Congregational Wynn
Book, somennicieg
"This some to Thee. In faith, we lay,
We build tbie temple, Lord, to Theo"
The hymn laving hem sang, Mr. Timber read the
letter nerved from Kr. Jape, in whieb Midgard...en,
after esereming his regret in beingfneable to attend,
ememended his Blendford friends sad the work they
had in hand to God's gracious help. lie then expensed
his own mend that Xt. Jaye wee not able to be present,
inasmuch as be was mere seed to gosh serviam than
biaxial!. They were shoat to lay the memorial stone
of • new placed worship, but before doings. be would
need • record of the congregational 'harsh which bad
been prepared, sad whisk with e espy of one of the
county papers, woeld be plead under the Mort :
" Brood of die Ortermatien Muni Illowaollowd, Dome.
is bengusd that • ceneveratioe of Proles:teat Ns oaten
effinOl Blendford before the perlog of the Act of not-
(amity in IMP ; and that the erhrO of the proem
Ronal (Beretsis to be found In tbet eer eocilye.asfrit:e
abeam of setbeetle doemenete reepecting the ottlement of
the Ora pastor. in that me be dinned Is that eine shout
leet there have been but in ristaleten, Including the resew
S. The names of Sr etc piton and the particulars respect-
hift entlement Sr.. teflon :
. Mr. Powell, about Net Rev. lial•chi RIO*. shout
1705. Rev. Henry Thld.emlebiat to hr. Blake. 17111: Molted
In the peeterate. 14th Bloch. 17,0 ,• ordained, Nth May.l7oo ;
died, sth June. ISM Rev. Richard Keynes, Invited to the co-
gr, Nth June, ; ordelned, Ott Reptmeimr. 1100
liitl September, ILO. Rev. Benjamin bray. Welted to
the poloist*. SO Minh, lON ; ordained, 17th (Maher, we.
It appears therefore that for Marly. or emit* 930 mars,until
the death of lie Roc. R. Reyes. In nide Lbws were but, tour
encomin melon.
The mere of the Deacono at pneent In office an Mr
Malachi Rear, Mr. James Hobbs. Kr. Char is Pawl_
The wardens for the year, having Mane of the Morel pro•
piny, are Kr. Charles Iflllyer and hr. Robert Bioko
The chapel used by the oormregetion me burnt down In •
Am that destroyed nearly the entire town In the year 1731.
and me then re-b-111t. In 1911 it was enlarged and school-
rooms Mee melded which, bayonet, were huinKelent fav the
echelon Wending the itabbsik @Moot. end Kale cisme were
tau flit ha the slop& latterly the building bubo= In meet
need or regale sad deetwation. and It we. propord to make
some eitersWer with • viva to the more convenient mom
modatiou of the opieffieration. ffitle hot g been ibemed es
the who undwel 031 e, • new chapel and iaro school-rooms
are to be is. IL This dot-umlaut is proared to be deposited
beeemli the memorial stone of the Dor b tiding on the Sth of
June. UP. The number of Inembses In ciarch leilowobip are
I.l4."—lsessma."

This mord was very neatly written on porohinent,
sad, withs the Dorset Omit" Express, of Jane
411, 1987. the EsgtM Isdepredent for Jess, and s
current oafs of the reahn, deposited in a bottle under
the Agee.

--niferring to that part of the mord relating to the
el•etnistios of die chapel by Sr.. Mr. Fiber dated that
1:500 was gives in tb• reigo of George ILL towards the
expenses of the sew bending. and remarked that they
would he very pleased to receive seam sash When of
Bar Majesty's favour provided it did not tome out of
the eopeolidated funds. Hs thee etwesedad to lay the
stouts, and concluded the modcs by peotiowneing it do-
pe Med ia the name of the Father, and of the 800, and
of the Holy Ghost.
The company than adjourned to the British School.
whisk was mos elled. The hymn commesaing "Shine
mighty Odd, on Briein shins," having been anog.
The Be,. Dr. id his &Adios on
“Cosgregatiosal Priotgartinry r.f.vrlag to the thirty.
Pine utiles of the Church of Rogland, agreed to by
the Archbishops AAA Bishops of both provinoss and the
white eierg7 in Mt and ratified b? the Kin& The..
artistes were framed for the avoidance of diversities of
opinions, and for the eetabilablpg of consist toasting
true religion. H. then proossded to show that the
polity of the sootomformiste wm atrietly In Word.or
with ono of those articles, the 19th, which deemilied
the visible church of Christ "se • soagregadon rt
faithful .1., is whisk the pore word of God hi washed,
sad the merarneots duly administered assordne o
Christ's ordinaries. Bettor words than these weld-not
hays hiss agreed to by either Archbishops, Bishops, or
Clew. The tidrty-nine articles of the shtick of
Flitted erg of gnat import.« to all parties in this
*pastry. They *terms, If anything can, the &driese
of the shank, sad have been ratified and oosAnned by
the sovereign of this realm. No ditheb men may
=them, no sierwass hes say rigid to teeth any
not is wordoses with them. Bit of them
Ibity.hes artieleatbel9th was their's whatever hung.
of the net It wee the grand work of their obunit
Aseordiag to it the ohne. of Christ was
erresposed of faith/al men —it might be 0•17 Urnor thre
mediae together in • house, sad to the, the promise
was gives—" Wherever two or three serve to meet to
ask anything la my same, them am 11. the midst of
them." The Orel reguiremeet was that they must be
faithful, faithful to Christ sad his masa, faithful to ons
amebae They mast dm sow tegenber as to what
they petitiosed fur. Bat a despair ark% irquir•
what reasonable guarantee can you give that In the
chapel you are erecting faithful.,, shall from time to
time be found to preach the Gospel? if. frankly
admitted that there might maw • time when throes
lukewarm..., on the part of some. iind • Writ of
worldly siodedams la otheremes not lined with lona o
Christ and his ISOM Sikh/ emirs the pl.n of the faith.
fat slab*si d truth. Clarify sal brotherly love eight
deareste, and God's peoples might be. to my bett.ir
that the new chapel had not hem built thee that the
church should dm suffer in her parity i but whilst he
made them sdmissioos be must qualify these with the
two remarks, Gist that it was eves so in
the rhumb., planted by the apostles ; sod again
offensee would come whenever any were admitted lots
Marsh fellowship who lathed the wisdom to submit to
Apostobe dissiplins, sad that disciplies could only work
well whoa carried out In an A podolis spirit. Bad
material would never make • good Merck or • bad
minister work the church *Pa Pettish young men,
vs. young man, and eine old foolish or vein men too,
wad do but little good is a rhumb. and be believed be
might my that they might do math harm. But to
retatn to the Inquiry—What guireatue tea you give
that the word d God shall be faithfully preeohed In the
chapel shoat to be erected. The mower wag, "The
attempt will be made." It hes boss made, and has
hitherto saceeeded. The word of God has bad fries
cowls and hes licen,ed in the sdestion of im-
mortal deeds. The was built not shady a
place /or religious worship, bet for • home for God's
people In it they met as a hang united to one
another, and to Christ their bead sod elder brother, sad
If it were asked what gusreates *as there that the
atembers would mists. Christian salty and lows
anion them, it might he messmahly, he replied, that
for two materiel • church bad existed the,,, and that
during that time only four 'deists. had fulfilled the
delis of the preen* which, at pny lann showed that
they had sot been a very qusrrelsome shurob—(hser,
hoar). But Ira Osagregatioad Church what=
have we that God's word will be faithfully
and the Bsoraineets duly sdailaistored. They had not
the aid of the moalar poem, end neither did they wish
for it ameiters and prime mailers might he very
good mon, but these was asibidag is their tesiwisg whisk
Itted them to have the ruling el Christ's sheered If in
eossostiosi with she Stabs there wore them who were
nabelieren, bow coda it proemt tb• chunk from the
errors to which it was exposed? Agile they had net
the tenuity ot the 39 Artistes. Some might topsider
this as • great detest. The 39 Articles of the Church
et England seemed so deer sad exiirmolve as that no
one could missadersts ,rid but Jobs Worley, good man,
whilst Apia' • desiaraties Mat tlit dos..e of election
wee • somfblor we, readied directly is oppodtioo
to it—(lamtlitsr)—sed at the present day there wars
those is Meehan* who antealbed to her artistes yet
held the highest trestarias doctrines, whilst others wore
so landed...lea In their views as to be bet a Writ
rem.e from bildelity. The diaeninse sootaieed in the
39 Articles, wen, be believed, more faithfully gnashedln '
Onaginational Chapels lbws in the pulpits ol the
Inglish Church. After referring to arrant of the
disrobes.' the Continent with • view of *bowleg hew
they bed mitered by their oonnestioa with the Mats In
the parity of their dosteine and dheplbne, the rev. gee-
times prosseded to (maide, the essinitstien of the
shush ia Apestalle them sail remarked that it appeared
very singular that so MIA was said la the peosent day
about the right sosetitution of the await. and Ad so
Stile shoed be written shoat It_ ley the 41postIss thaw
UM/W. ?IWO SINPOUI4 10 ha,. iSii these matss, to the
mesas. of the 'harsh thesessives. Th• groat Limos
Vd=t was ths Ml=Ocadtwisas set fa meats
sod pelmet& la the Rely Okada l'be esoinireeksi
raisb7 as Ileaseseteredele they adhered
wee the* ea
by r Lied la Yip made
le width 10,0711 es
dined. "Wherever lye see One

are gathered together in my mew there am I in the
midi* of them.* y Gad hammed them. V Christ was
with these, what did they meal besides Kr *old
meet with those men whom God Mews sad with whom
Chriet is framed The words of Christ aoppeeell an
extrema eses—"two are three meet is my aa&e. If
the blade, was premieed to two or three It was of
sours.. vouchsafed where two or three hundred were
aeneenblad, all agreeing to ssli ono this in Chills name.
Selig...is/went alwaye hooked la agreeing tollother.
They Roust have the se.oe faith, the same hope, and
mutual esteem and twee one tovierds another. The
church, moat be a volontary thatch, eod iiii.ependant
church and • confessedly ebrietian church. After
showing that each • °bomb bed the power to elect 41
stated inhibitor among them, the rev. gsetlentaii
eonciluded his able adihrem by stating that ~hes
Independent short& had started to tbe town for Diode
two centuries, which had had • remarkable history,
In having oily frier ministers during that period. and
he then, in • very earnest and sff.estionate manner, com-
mended both the meter and the church to the guidanes
and ogre of the Almighty.
At the oonelesiou of the address, prayer was offered
by the Rey. T. Venal, of Poole, and the company then
proceeded to the Town Hall, where an expellent tee
wog provided, but we regret to my that only elmet 120
were present to partake el it, and a imasiderable portion
woe loft 'Retouched. The chair wee taken by the Rev.
B. Gray, and there were present as the plate-es the
Revs. Dr. Halley, J. Kayo«, W. Sharrin, and T
Veml, Mr. Malachi Eicher, Mr. Rawlins, and
Mir. Buddies.
After tea, on the invitation of the Chairman,
The Rev. .1. Zoom (who was most cordially
'welcomed) said, in the warm of his addreea that to
hoped the able address" of Dr. Halley would not only
cause them to be more dem to their nekton*s but aim
more earnest is upholding them. They could not do
this without being ',thee aneharitable or offensive to
othen—(hear hear). A good deal had been said and
written allot. as the relative progress of songregatios•
rwaitoalleth.pre:eybetwarlarpizelan...p.:4::tistaltn,toorreww:a,miz;n:b.dswebebomibbeoad.
tzbeepoftahi:liatontditaoneeed.)::
monde& By this be foiled that their own wanly stood
remind on the Het. Ix Eves one-eighth of the popula-
tion were diameters, Is Dorset oue-aintb, in Hants
one-liftetessith, In the Wept Riding of Yorkshire is.
•iotht.eath sadie lenembirs one-tereatyniseth Of
sour,* when people went to roaeufsomeing 0n.., and
saw large *ham& sad eoneregations there they might
reedit" entwine, taw them MVO more nosseriesiformisto
there then in meneMe "byre the pp-rotations were lees,
but the .teteeent be had gime proved that la peeper-
tine to the copulation nosconformista were *atomise in
agrielltural counties than in inaaufacterlog erreatiee,
and when it wee ~soldered whet intimates' weee
brought to bear upon the Pooltiodmitli towns this Was
the moire remarkable. He knew of one owe whir*
had same under his own notice where • seen aileeded
regularly (ova long time his Awl, but all of a redden
he left, feriae no reason, and DOVIN retained, though be
always treated him with the greatest respect. But they
all had tibia dilleithy to enatesed against. Coalinga-
tionalinn was, however, sot only as enecessful in this
musty in proportioe to Mae populating as others but it
was Jae on the kerma.. The rev. gestlemais oceeteded
by expressing his earnest Christian interest in the
60006116 of the work now begun.
The Chorine'', after refreepoito the remarks of Mr.
Hem...sato therelative p of eengregatiosaliste
In small lied large towns wit the peculation, stated that
In proportion to the populatio• of Birmingham as soin•
pared with Blaadford, the number of church members
connected with the anigremitimeal chapel in Blandford
was as large as that in Mrseiagbase.
Dr. Halley, who ass warutly applauded, said it ap-
peared to him that all present were very great in
starirties, sod if statistics were of spesial interest to •
Bietedferd etedissos be was merry to say he wag a very
poor head at them —(langhtee). It would sever have
occurred to him to ealeal•te the fraational parte of
God's people, or to And out whether they were eighths
or hands moulded la the .shapis or colour of ~grew
tionaliste —(laughter). He was glad, howeeer, to Ind,
that in the old honoured swung of Dorset, of white be
had some pleasing, and some not very pleasing boyish
60101141146006 (for in that county be west to whoa, and
had acme good Dorset floggings)—(htaghber)—"a els"
of oongregatiosehem was not going backward, and that
whilst in &rex oneeightle of the population were non-
ooefonniate Dorset wascownintli. He trusted they weeld
go on zealously, perseveringly, prayerfully, and mew-
-1 ally amass thentealeas, that God would abatiy
bless their beloved pesters, wham bands be entreated
them tostresgthen and support. Referring to Lanambire,
wherethe proportion of nooconformiste wee me. twentieth
he said that it might do the people there some good if
they became aware of the feet that they were behind
other bounties, for notwithstanding this be goad truly
my that they were a very maleas people, thole, be
regretted to lad that some of tiess when thpejseimooo
intothese loathers e intim pee up the
which they there professed, end joined the eheretf
England. He could hardly think this aro." from the
way they were remind ham. He treated that whenever
any of the Lanembiremea came among them they would
give them a hearty reeeption. The rev. geotlemae
again referring to the remarkable feet that auly four
ministers had tilled the pastorate for 200 years, related
• somewhat amusing instance in emuseetios with the
songragaticeal muse at St. Neste, where be stated
commmeneed his ministry. He wee told whim he
got them that. • minister never died in the Ara, and
afterwards he forted out that they never stopped in it
long enough —(lmagh ter) —it being very en health
through the overffewieg at the river Ouse. He meld
not forget that lose very good seen Wed gone out from
tbe church in Biandford„ who had been etniseatly ~-
easeful in the cause of Christ. Hs believed the Bev.
Logll James, was Be • eared? No, mot from the
church.) Well, he wemeossected with the town and
neighbourhood, and good Mr. Career was • worshipper
here. He trusted that their pester would he spared to
tnem, and be what the lag Mr. ,Keynes was to their
fathers, what Kr. Field was to their gretedlathers, and
what Kr. Blake was to their great graudfathers. Lori'
might be be spared to them, and se they were about to
bare a new sanctuary, be heartily prayed it might be •
blessing both to them and to the town and boar
hood. He trusted that the doehrines and
they held might become more and more deer to Sheol,
and what better meld be desire for their ~tor than
that be might no wellseetedued I. his labelers by the
prayers and hearty ohoperathem of his people.
to Kr. Gray, the rev. yetis's.a said he knew something
of the diflealtiee and trials aosneeted with the erestiof
of • new sareeteary, bat be believed that his eseellent
brother wee not one to be daunted by diflcialtice, but
bad that spirit In him which would by God's good het
°venoms them. He treated that wisdom from on
would be given to all to work happily and plasma y
together, that no petty jealousies would arils. They
were about to build a new chapel; that could easily be
does, but the great &Sanity was to raise the
It meld, however, be obtained if they west to wearirr.
earnest. Bat they mart not delay. He understoo
that about one-hall of the sum misdeed bad been raised,
and be aestivated them not to delay in getting Ike re-
mainder subectibed for • few pounds gives new inlaid
be of far more movies than • larger BUM soffeated after-
wards. and he earnestly hoped that when theekapel was
they would open It free from debt. Their
TbeZiyan Meade seemed to think that • debt at
chapel wee rather • good than • bed thing, bulb, may
looked upon Isis such when it beams vanishing gash
dam He eongratilated them as their position, and
thenght the/ bed every ewes to persevere and take
courage —(app's...)
At the request of the Charm" the Rev. T. Varrall,
of Poole, thee addressed the meeting, earnestly erring
upsn the gemmittee of saameement and the friends
present, to use their bed mortice' not to hate aey debt
upon the chapel.
The meeting eeneinded In the ~al amoner.—nee
total reeeiphe of the fret day ~ousted to £l4O.
The 'impel chair, wider the presidium of Mn,
Edwards, Mae several pieces very nicely, aid • farther
pleasure wee that of bearing • ~time of the Blaadford
obampdon bond perform several Meese of first dam
meals.

atteadamze me Tintredey was ebielly eendaell to
midwife in Ms* town, and at the elem al Use evening a
red number of articles were sold by auebeo by Mr.
Park. bo far im ma be accertained tbe reeei for the
two days from all mesas antoseted to sliest MO, from
wend the espouses have to be deducted,

LA SING THE FOUNDATION RTONE OF A
NBW 11011001.HO18E AT BYIIIONDBBUBY.
Th• dude of • good sum lin after hies, sad bet few
of our parishes have ammilesu to pubeeribs to this truth
more heartily than has the WWI favoured WWI a
Symeendeliery. The memory of the Bey. Gregory
ileysioad, lite late rester, will long be (recut is the
&Met when those who knew him is the lash an no
more, sod not the leen of the grateful rentesehrtheee
ef his life will be that attaching So his beuvolues and
wisdom is Forking so 00.14 • Ms is £3,000 forth.
emotion sad sedousent of a paroehial aohoel, the
sonier-dorie of which was laid on Tuesday last, by his
niece, Mts. libeabeth firodereonthe Rower. Tb• site of
the school is a plot el ground abutting on the highway
in the middle of the village, sad lousediatety opposite
the parish ehorch—s spa, which has long been •
"wilderness 10( weeds," • by no means sightly or de-
sirable illustration of the eonsunesom of that sane pro-
nounced upon the ground at the fall of our Ant parents.
For some cause or other unknown to as though probably
ample is Its nature, the cominsesessent of this week has
brim delayed for upward. of four years, but this may he
will only serve to ruder the fruition of the ethane
the more gratifyiag to those who have lug waited sad
b°t. ossesimi i• • /Ring the for stating with all
brevity the tharseler of the provision existing already
for this Anestiou of the meg and the einimemeances
the parieh—ladeed, this mesas neeemary in ardor that
sub of our readers as are net famillar with the locality
(and, seeing the wide extent of our oirealatiem, WPM
moat nammarily be ow), may duly estimate the value
of the work now began. The pariah Is some als miles
I. Length, it has three eithreltu, and, at the Present
time, live schools. Now, le theft schools ehildrax
are received at the age of four and adulated
free of *barge just is loos as their pusses
choose to let them attend. The gratuitous
tuition le a great both, and, when we eeweider the
tender years of some of the pupils, the jadisiceas distri-
bution of the *tools Is various parts of the parish is
au advantage of teereely lees imperious. This seeds
no illnetratiou • it is ealf-evident. But when this mew
school is completed, sad • very surliest building It
will be, we see the probability of eiresuisteases
which will jeopardise the ocationause of these
schools, sad in the interests of the little cuss we with
to eiy • word. They an, we are told oftem sough,
the hops of the world, Iled therefore their oduestiu is
of the last iwyerteeee ; let is then, hear tins in
remeothretee, end whoa the grand SAWA is acenele
as V. eeeeee eteeeeeldl expeet theta to toddle we sad
fro three or four mike a dig is say weather, lot the
arising lIWIAS for bigiestrelr inhale' for the battle
of lite be wail nialatisined. maul, la sheet, will
be • most retest& inseitation toe the dree livishg in
the eaightenwhood of the parish seersh,lsat foe thaw
of the milting hamlets It will be pnsett.sfly leadela
Mee weather walled eyes the ils=Nl " the
iuterautles elesesawy Sueday • a limp
suaber of vielhes to the pariah. The hells of lib•
old dwelt wok tat* their *ewe mode, sod the
=kg=di ma* sked the road is the valve with
00.081.11 al tem, sod hiseemo, sad
vtillbrocipoliso alibi heti verbs' Imam,
gbiThimse übithass sessalei as essesoliabi Meths

la the our of ailarmisks rad aularlsklaa to •
modal Ills. The proordiass wart sosarawsir-k;
...iris. at the elparsh. whisk took plass at arca, tad ft.
weU attended. Prayers wen read by the risk,.
Henry Rawliarsa), etwistri by the k... 1. With
carats. The eourrewattoa them welkad to cu.
now aohool. sal the principal ria,hersd rossd
tripod from which departed tb• rorwer-stot •
laid at Me aortipeast mgle of the srlsool, who,.
oh-ermil Mrs. Bower, Oct lady seirtled to
the commomy. with lier woo, Mr. Racy
the re.tor' Mrs. Res/limos, the Miser R•o4'.
we. the Row. P. Williams. M. J. Nes tad
Mr. J. Pitbsid (ohatishwardros), Lady Dikes.
Mrs. Pops, Mr. A. .1. Pitiold. Mr. T. J. pit.
Say, gr. JosephPlsl.l4.the Row. J. R. ebOWDO, Mr/.
(,-Yiyus. Kr. Omni,. the Rev. Melville L
Icer, the Irv. IL W. May. Mrs. May, Me
Ur Mayor of Briditort (Mr. G. B. Ewes.), fire.
Mr. r. Nett. Mrs. floott, Mr. N. K. ar ,c
Loggia, the Minos Cory (I), Mrs. Lagg. Kr. W Zewetii,
Mrs. Riswood. Mr. sad Mrs. Hull, Mariown Riney
tits litres Risery (1), Mr. sad lin. T. Haltom,
Mrs. IL Trek; Mr. Joke °undo, Mrs. Lifsg(ityp),
Bugler. Kr. Merry, Ke„ besides the reamer port 00 m
the rillemirs. The ordinal serviee was that geerestly
used la this dloomm, and was etedusted by the Rid,
arierd by his Curets. The ith;rise 11. SU Pala' sed
the hymns were nicely frralft le. by "4 tworetb,. a,y
choir, with Mn. Newham' prosidkr at the tam
At the appointed tir Mr. Charsewerdes Pitield reed
the following, whirl was lambiliad ow parsimmat : -
" Spooled...vary, Dereee, Kb how ler.
The Reverend Gregory Itsysered, bed old ler emery ys
hector of ash with, who died ou the mooed February, iz.
by to. *ill kit the eum of 'Aso* tor the reeediee sad ...
doineust of tit school, the toundetioe w-ow of ohm a
day bid by his alas sad repreeentatiet—ti.'n
dyndoroonbe Bower.
irk., Pa, Hum Ratruss,.
Churchwarden's, Jim Pork. req.
low Purism, On
Arehttott. Mr. Jane Kim."
This dommeat, together with orris of the ronsat
sole of eh. red., waa than ditortitted ia • ear
white thecoupois harsaotioslly sear, sad phiesd
a rutty, formed wader the rooting phs• 01 ty.
atom The builder them lima lbs riertar reedy for
the lowering of the dose, sad a haad•••• ether trout'
turas&
Bysoudebury Moot, Kb Jane. 11137
Preeented to Kra Sower an her bone tg...u.d.uot
etooe..
re. then headed to that lady. Ti was ewhowilsi for by
the parishissan, sad was soodered with the fallow*
letter :

" Systosdsbury. Jew 4.11 w
Rosoured Iffmkto.-1 smo requessod by Ye seesin
beg of 'tot to soaps this treesl for lity the leeedsaff•
moos of oor Whoa, .04 MY Yea eels rel Pet ,stetb bellop
of pride abli saUsitodes far tits honour 7., h.,.
dose us In tostis, bore AM day. not flossy archly
as, 'Mind you sod yours Is tbs Isruest stsb of all orsili
rowsls, bosetured bdtbessn7 Imertassaf
_ hew

Nrs Bower formally levelled the Wets, wish the
trevrel, sad thee, the it... being leweired, is. slew
well-modulated voles "I. the faith of Jesse Christ
sad in the same of the Father, sad of its Eke, sad ey
it. Holy Ghost. we lay this ellose," sad the, amembled
sompsay gave the sadcw.iss Asa-a. The live'
Gracious Barlow. gentle Ilfrejitood.
Little mile we dear to TWO,'
was thee mai to the sow familiar plesesat taps
"Troyte. No 1," sad it. rector said it. coseleiliay
yearn imploring a hiewing es the wort oom hem
upon the masesers, upon her who had laid the doss,
spore tbei beechers, epos the aflame, sod upon thole
who will bermsployeil epos Pie building. 71* besedis•
Noe was eines, sod We ceremony wee completed.
if,. HEIST Bowls it.. sae& a brief nem* se.
weeds( the gratifiestioa his mother bed is taking pert
Is it. sommesesseast of so important as isdlinthe
provilleil by the Isle revered rector of tb• porta, weds
some remarks ee tie losperhume of edseatios, and eon.
eluded by szprsenbeg a hope that is the feign, wasp a
Symms/chewy was sad women who are a credit to their
mestry. may be shie to Imre beck to that school ea the
Pleas where thiry resolved the int rudiments of tbe
looming whish had Mood them is good stead in their
after life.
_ _ . . .

bs !Wren said he was reluctant to keep Um ere
for era • short time, but it somed the most brag
omission for hiss. brag am alibi treskes of the earl
es
well es the rector of the pariah to be hesellted2l,
So say • few wards in additios to those est .p
And his GM words should be words of ciongratratioe
--imosgratalatios, Indeed, that after 4i yeare--very
weary years—they M length mew the amotainameet of
the greet work; that that wilderness of used, sad
rubbish, so my near their perish arch, was at keels
to be removed for ever; that through the redeem of
his revered predecessor a'school was to he mend
wherein the ming right receive religious and molar
eduestion. Gs purposely pat "religiose Isere
"sourer" training, berm he VeTily holierd that
unless edration was dimply lesvpried with religiose it
would prove most mischievous - booms he bared
that education without religion. word make • ma
dangerous. Tbe mait who bed ths fear of God Won
his ere was a good atom sod agm somber of
Pere ; but the admired as without the firm of God
in his heart, and en unbeliever, was, he did not s.y a
mese man in hi. generstion, het a teogeroir
and be would tell them why. Whim the flet tempta-
tion arm, for the Me of any aggrandimoest
or to marry out my paoa, be would set
hesitate to sprout the foeues of the church sod
the instituter' of his emery. A few years ago erre
was &young man I. his puke in whom ho took great
intermet, both in his remotion and his progress through
life. His wages, however, wore low hem, and he re-
moved to Looses whore he moo got work is • line
eseblishatent. and weed two guineas per week. Se
paid the as. • visit to inquire OM his widens. when
be told him the wages he reseived, and added, then
were • sensber of as. there who wen asperke to him.
they mind from three to four guineas per week, hat
Simi worn all isidela Superior, mid try reeler. to •
God-fear* Issnonerely beams they get three groom
me week indeed of two, Omagh they have no belief In
• 3od I Whet to those as. will be the sae of erre
wages when they die end go to their owe pier 1 and
hews.. they hope to gee. heaves if eel lo sr rem
in • God? It was not to pain their (weep that he
told trim this far as se iodised.= of the
great resat of inlidelity whisk prevailed in the
metropolis aid in other large towed, het to gee
them his assersees that me keg as he was the
meter of the perish, sad his lasele aid sirsooth re•
reseed, it would be he earner purpose to train so the
&flees ammitted to him in the nurture sad senor
-
tea of the Laid; end, in doing that, be felt that he
should he not oily carrying oat his owe egovietioes,
but fallen the desires of his fellow trader, lad ski
Ira inteatiou of him through whose goodness mad by
whose charity the school as to be rested. In me-
*kudos be dashed to thank tem all for bin( present at
ea aresnenement of the wort, sod he expellee* • her&
that through the roomy of God, they might as the
rapier= of the eshool, end, for teeny years, Wiese •
reined so is it, in the muter* sad sammition of the
Lord. The eompeay thiss disPeted-
The pen oif the streetare rairecee • school-rem
, two elm-rooms, sad a took.,'.house, awl IS. styli
I. English dolomite erelaiterestm of the 14th sentry.
school-room will campy that portion lOw build.
log fronting the road, aides dimeeleas are 72 feet
in liege, 18 fuse is width, sad feet ht heicht. Is
thsi north elllVStiell there will be serme twerlitritt
trsemistoe windows, trefoil heeded, with • eirele in the
genre. Mrs seeks Whig used es • moms of ratedien,
end Übe $11110•0=116 affording heilities for the rise
opera purpose, This elevation will here fee
grew, there will be Doe of the whitlows in Oka ef
them, and two in seek if the 'hisser glees. At the ma
end them will he a trolley of a similar chamfer to these
is the frost but leer, ••••iiialt 01 four 11b5.,.4
ea premise', like it will he et the wept end. The
11.110110140001 my he divided in twain if meeker
requires, as it will be lilted with Clarke, melee'
sharers for that purpose. The two elearrems, see
11 feet by Mt, ere immediately baled the selictel-
room. earapying • seers' portico, Theme ere
empured frose tie gmhool-room by glides
doors, sad moo Defecated from emit ether
by Clarke's revolving shatters. The edveaeage of tide
pee of espsraties is evident: when repulsed, the
wbok of the room mity be threws late.., fat the
porpoise of retie reeriegs and go forth. The priatipel
room will it is oostempleted he used se two esheols,
for boys sad the other for gins, and at ere sod ere
Isa lobby *rod with pegs sod so cm fee e
the hoarse and mantles of the girls aid the s:Pcv
mtiZ
'Soaks of the hoya, is the ems may be. The rhea
will here as open tigeseed reef, sad • boarded
It will be forehead with desks sad farm to somelmatakte
140. and the elurreores will sae rat 40. The ete•beea
hoer will sonteirise perkier, Welton, esellery, poetry,
aid three bedroom The building will be wooled
with • be or, sermusted by • liedell. When
empleted we have no /wee the pima adored will be
found mot ocieveaimt and empire le every
and be • credit to the svelte* Mr. nierih;
Helm of Dorchester. lithe emiliee of the building
the leer rime will be en al, with drawees if Makin
stone. The budder is Mr. George Merrerd, of Mertes
Ne6leek, and the laws Is Yr. W. Sweilleid, of
Shirr' Gorge. The supers of the structure will be
shout 21,M0.
A busebecia wee provided for the Mires in •
marquee In as adjoining field, ender the seperietridettem
of Mr. Knight, of the Bell Hotel. Mr* J. Pope
presided, with Mrs. Born on his right and
Lady Diem oa his left. The vieeprisidenis.
'we
lb. repast,
Jibelitisidagresamdiproponalls. B. P
..Tuosim
whish was loyally 'meet Be thee mid he thought
the fries, eppermose In all their leirts wee wee of
merentiel rommerear of their late lemiesded meter ;
gad neat, ono ef timekeeper to his rose mid bagel
repreemstative, Mrs. Borer, for aceaste siasseil the..
*ad etwaseidaa tbst White( whisk was me pest a mews*
of leered to them all. ifehterige was =Mame itself
I. way ; the repseisses of the bid gmereelesi grew
indeed to the doled deoseetke is ea my
Interestieg mom sod the resale wes—feelt Field
sees go,, MR lb." go h7"--Garelee2--tmal be-saksa
himself, Hew Is it that they arrive se ea separste sow-
elegies apes notion sad eesseies @egad lodgment I.
regard 10 whirl I him peed only by kw im-
pedes.? and 06. sumer wn they had bass imamate&
lye as improved— UN., let &ens laps
that the Moine/ feellersi by the oklitiren la their new
0di,..4 ...a be redastiveof great meet be the pesieli.
We tweeted the grim leer permed mall he sash es
to import mil to Owe Mods • lealarg dorm to wee
I. their social hemmers, with this world Aridly le the
InSof vireo and rarity. Is the mama pion be
ahoy would hen the rise ef peremerem,
tY, appliesties ; sad la the third
nier, he trusted &el t niehre such bapressiose as
would leed then se terse Is then lip to haw tb•
PithsOf righteismagee sad se bisessee is them the
hole of • drier heresher—feagbaseei. He pee
Iltool with every feeling of tbsekfileme mad *seam
sad be wee sere it would ant Ile esealeme wish of
lie_ Lariat lb* bosh% of Mn.
18"lobeh_laf reelleaded ceiroWfle of his r.
iii Pregkeig, " Prempasity to flymadslary salmi sad
011 who may abseil Obarelswenten !Mehl
=the beat if Mr. Mean Dower, sad he seam-
the esseilmest.—lbe Wm. Melville L. Les ere-
rilThe 'heath of the eburebesedesa" sad Web
" Nye tied Yr. ?Meld ~,j-" The esaelaileil
the opeedies, mad the emayeay
We uallerelasd Oat the iebes7=tieb the reeedit
weaLt is aelebeeiles el sommeneemeet of
sew sees so the ems
wpm me ameba Is. the daiii alma Iles weals&
feethials mew* beid.