The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-16 00:00:00

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IWANAGN.
A PROTESTI

th d mtahlistitneot, prior to his appointment to Port- --
In I Pri-on, be gained the respect set goodwill of
el To the Editor.
eworybv, and the matrons have now taken the
ni port 3333 ity of exprerring their to lingo in Be Sir,—The committee of the Mowlem Inatitute have
sio.o.p ove and effectiee s manner gg prog+jblig. thought fit to re(ine, the use .1 the room for • meoting
Soix otters' IserirdT V. —The Marine View property Of the loud Blue Itiblon Ifni ,n, to is addresaed by the
b., liven porch•ord by • number of larlis sand gentle- Rev. 11. Pelhxm Stoke., rector of Wxreliam.
wen. including Mr. Eliot, Dr. Childs. Mr.. I)oding. As it is a subject of moment to the hihabitenta of
tot., It^.. for the porpoise of • Soldiery' Institute, and Swansea, upon what principles the deed of giftbestow
the entailer tenements at the back in Higher-Lane are fog the Institute fur the purpose of do tog moral
to he pulled down and large rooms erected, one above and intelectoal improvement and gratification 4, the
each other, 2711 long by 20ft. wide, and including • inhabitants is to be interpreted, lam instructed by
trablic room, recreation room. ant a billiard room, the committee of the Swanage Blue Ribbon Gospel
.....aviog the front buildings available for sleeping rooms Temperauoe Union to make a public protest against
1,1 a public bar, the captious and Illiberal spirit of the refusal in quo-
Farin•sonar MU) BROTHIIIHOOD.—Among the tiou.
oPeecheri delivered to the old men on Satardsy we. • The institute hag been employed in the past for
very able exposition by W. Bro. J. Howard Bowen oe temperance meetings, religious services, meetings in
the cur lied pnscioleci that actuate Freememnre. and support ~f mis.ionary societie., and of the British and
W. Ben and p.m. Howard, who bolds high offices Foreign Bible S ,ciety ; that is to say, in all of social,
~f th I land, illustrsted the brotherh,ol .1 man in • religion., and eve denominational institution., which
Ir. • ind-easy ueeette••• 4 poor fellow *eked a clergy- were held to be of sufficiently acknowledged utility to
man for relief and wan refused money alms, when the warrant an application of tbe deed in their favour.
tr.r.r won besought him for some work that would More immediately related t i the special case in
!la, gto de. Said the cler:yman—'. You wouldn't do. qii.ti,ot, I msy say that only • few weeks since a
shy work, ill let you have it." 'Oh, sir, try rue,' Blue Ribbon meeting wee held in the iostitute, which
was the a, ewer. "Well I go into my gr:rden, rind drew together all Deceit) .• of the community, and we.,
li. up the poteh a.. and I will give you your wares." not only of an orderly, but an impressive character,
They went, and egre-d that the poor lab mar should the principal speaker being the rev, gentleman for
h.ve . i.ait -eopeocc for di,drin, the potatoes, and whom, kiwi servitor the r.om hes now been denied.
ii,e1.1,4 by the bit of " tut work," the digger set to Why should the broad and liberal policy of the past
wee with • will. and competed the job in so short • be imperveded 7
time se only theee who work by the piece can. 1 The reason assigned be the Institute Committee Is
The reverend gentleman was astonished ; but " the fear of • disorderly meeting.* This is simply
Oben wen illl gibbose, well dos. lisill ridiculous. All the 'video°, at oeumsod palsied to a