The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10 00:00:00

CHURCH ASSOCIATION.

AT a Conference, assembled by special invita
ties of the Chun* Asweistion at Wilines Room.,
London. on the 26th and 27th of November. 1867,
attended by upwards of 600 of the alergv and laity, in.
chiding deputations from the various bodies assoeiated
seder efferent names, for the maintenanee of Pro-
lectorat and Evangelical truth in the Church of Eogithd,
J. C. COLecimouN, Esq., in the chair, the following te-
e-Actions were earthed unanimously
"That the doctrine held by the twenty-one *lorry.
rmen who addremed the Archbithop of Canterbury, last
way, to the effect that in the Holy Euicharist tbic body
and blood of our Saviour Christ are Misses really, bet
spiritually and ineffably, under the form of bread and
.wino. and a,s offored before the Father by the pinta,
and are to be adored in the Socrament by the worshipper,
is repugnant to the artistes and formularies of the
.Churcb of England; and we are agreed that the attempt
of any Anglican cleeptycnan to declare himself a prieth
with similar powers to them claimed by the priests of
the Chursh of Rome (requiring or cineouragiug the
habitual practice of aurieular sonfsesko), is an assump-
tion contrtry to the leeching of the Reformed Church
of Anginal, and to be withstood by all its faithful
members."
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2. "That any arrangeoteet by which Vastmente,
admitted by the Ritualistic party themselves to be
eymbolieal of the doctriee of the Bantam in the LOetrie
Sapper: may be allowed to be used et any times of
their ministraHon by the ministerial the Church, either
with the 'auction of • bishop or bishops, or In oomph.
&nos with the wisbn of a congregation, would 'evolve a
departure from the Protestant teaching a the United
Church of England and liaised." N.B.—A Memorial
no this sobjeet Ins been addremed by the Coeneil of
lb. Church Association to the Royal Commiesion on
R.rusl.

The -Conferences then adjourned until half-past two.
3. "That an appeal should be made to the Courts of
Law on the subject of Ritualietle doctrine* sod preetiee ;
and we are prepared to support suck appeal with the
creeseary fonds."
4 " That • dearentee rend of not less than C 50,0110
raked to enable the Council to amid parishioners
-who may apply to them for eddies and aspens., of
appeals to the AS Croatia underteken for the purpose
of aseerteining the law me any point involving Romanis-
ing doctrines or Ititualiedis geractime. That every
guarantor be respeesibie for the full sum to which he
has appended his earns, but that be be celled on pro rata
at the discretion of the Craned. whatever be the amount
of the Guanines. Fund, as the expenditure to be In-
terred Troy req. ire. '
That legielative measures are newaseary In order
Ure provide ea • ffectual remedy for the serious evils
which Mint our Church, and that this session should
toot pass without the reform of those oourta which deal
*pith esnlssiastied oases being pressed on Parliament."
& That it is desirable that more energetic and
uswelensatie efforts should beam& fee the wellgletenment
of midis opinion by the press, by the circulation of
publications, by speak] amylase or lectures, and by
.publie meetings or discussions ooltrastiag the Meshing
ad Holy Scripture, of the Prayer-book, and of the Re-
!formers, with that of Rousanising Ritualism."
7. "That salty of same amenet Protestant Ryan.
gel cal members of the Church of nngland and Ireland
Is most essentiel at the prewnt time, and that such
&Pion should ffew through the Church Association in
order to give it concentration and effect."
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Towards the propceed Guarantee Fend, £4,600 was
raised in the room.

The Council of the Church Association are now
solions to carry out the feelings end determination of
them very important meetings. They therefore appeal
to the Pri.teetent Churchmen of the United Church of
England and Ireland, to join them in this noble effort
to resist the Romists tosching and Rituslist's
sew so boldly iotrodueed Into many of thrt glitiTatel
and Parishes in Enaand. They invite all to sontribute
to the proposed Gnaraotee Fond, end grently desire that
Itte responses should be prompt and liberal.
They also require larp additions to the Oesersi Fund,
in older that the work put epos them by the ',Pfaff/rig
of the Conference may. with the biassing of God, be
earrind out with decision, sod resell in sommas.

All willing to assist I. this effort will farthor the
*ewe by at ones commonlwating their intentions to the
Secretary. Major F. Drraus, 12, York HsiWhip,
Adelphi, London, W.O
Signed on bska of this Cowseil,
J O. Cot pommy. rikairmsa.

T. R. ANDIIIWII, Vice•Cl.irmas.
F. Daum; (Major), &a:Mary.
R.B.—Clergymen aro reminded that they may if...
tautly assist by lending their pulpits sod sehool-rooms
far the furtherance of this object

WZYMOUTH.
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ABALL will take place) at the BIIRDON
Hors'. ASSEMBLY BOOMS on MONDAY,
the 16th of DECEMBER.

DORCHESTER UNION.

THE GUARDIANS of this UNION will bit
paspared, at their MEETINO to be held on
THURSDAY, the 12th day of DECEMBKR instant,
to revolve TENDERS for the SUPPLY of PRO-
VISIONS and other NECESSARIES for the UNION
WORKHOURE ; also Bread made of the best Flour
dor the Out-door Poor, and Mutton f .1. the Sick Poor
residing in or near the Town of Dorch. star, for Three
Mouths, from the 26th day of December Catena to the
25tb day of Marsh, 186&
Forms of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my °Aloe, and insist be delivered at the Union Work-
house on or before Eleven o'olook In the Forenoon of
THURSDAY, the 12th day of DECEMBER next.
By Order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK, Clerk.
Dorchester. 29th November, 1067.

WAREHAM AND PURBECK UNION.
Frifi BOARD of GUARDIANS will, at
their WEEKLY MEETING on TUESDAY, the
10th DECEMBER Ismael, decide upon the TENDERS
(to be delivered' to me before tea o'clock •m. on that
/ay), for SUPPLYING the DISTRICTS and WORK-
HOUrIE with BREAD, GROCERIES. and PROF'.
CONS, from the 24th December, 1862, to the 241 h
March, MS.
For further particulars and Forms of Tender= to
F. FILLITER, Clerk to the
iejecrtimitarly reqsatud aro ell Bala end Ciallia
be mit to As Clerk before tie 24tA insfent, and refuters
they mime be moo to quarterly.
Wareham. 3rd Deamobar, 1367.

BLANDFORD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
MBE ANNUAL MEETING of this Society,
foT renwral beanies. will be bold oe SATURDAY,
DECEMBER Dat, 1867, at the Cum, Horst.,
Blaawrnao, at ova °Wolk.
A DINN ER will be provided at three o'clock, ekes
tbe members sod their Meads are respectfully invited
to attend.

Dinner ti,kota, inaleding wino, 101. each.
HENRY GERARD MET, Kaq., M.P., will is"
tbe chili.

JOHN BANISTER ROE. EforrieNT.

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