The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-20 00:00:00

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BLAHHlPORD.—Cotrrautirmir. The Lord
Bishop of the Diocese bad an eztra confirmation
service in Blandford Church as Saturday last, when
DO young paeans, chiefly rseidente in Standard, pre-
sented tb.m.slves. His lordship addressed them both
before and after administering the mond rite in the
most solemn and affectionate terms, to which they
hammed with devout sod serious attention.

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Sorra ANIMICLII Mcsaroes. —on Wednesday
evening a meeting was aonessed in th. Assembly
,Rooms, for the purpose of affording the Rev. W.
Rao, M.A., of Rath, an opportunity of laying
, before the friends of missions in Bland&rd, some of
the operations of the Booth Ammicen or Patagonian
Iliseicsery Society. The chair wee taken by the
Rev. J. R. Quills, who opened the meeting with
prayer, after which the deputation gave a very
interesting general outline of the country, manna'
and customs of the people, and early mis-
sionary efforts among them The Ws Captain
. Gardiner, L N., was the founder of the mission,
and unfortunately, with his six companions, perished
of starvation, in Thera del Fuego in the year 1861.
Since that time the niimionary cense has been carried
on through the agency of the Smith American
Missionary Society, the principles of which
an the Church Mismiooary Society. By its
six distinct stations bare been
=asked, and native teachers trained
for the saimionary wort, terther with English
mimionaries who have been located there. Many
of our reedere will feel still more interest in the
WO& by being informed that on. of the original la.
Modems of Christianity into that aounta7, and one
of the sin who died of starvation. was Mr. Maid.
moot, formerly of Pimperne, Dear Blandlord. From
• pamphlet founded on Captain llorsheed's despatch
to the Admiralty, kindly put into our hands by the
Rev. J. R. Quirk, we make the following extract
Sic—ln compliance with orders from the Lords
Commirsionera of the Admiralty, dated October 26,
1861, directing me to aseertain the fate of Captain
Gardiner and his missionary party in Tierra del Fuego,
on my way to the Pacific, it is my melancholy duty to
!sport thst the whole party have perished by Marva-
tioa. • • • • The party consisted of Captain All.,
Gardiner, R.N., Mr. 'Williams, surgeon ; Mr. Maid-
meat, catechist; Joseph Erwin. John Badeock, John
Bryant, arid John Puree, who left Regina in
Septecolkr, 1850. • • • • "January fibs, 1862,—
Bailed early for Spanish Harbour, enured it 7 o'clock
Is the evening. Our unties was first attracted to a boot
lying oo the beach, about le mile inside Cape Laniard.
Bent Lieutenant Rgott and Mr. Roberta, who when they
returned shortly alter brought some books and
papers having discovered the bodies of Cott
Gudiner and Mr. Illaidmerit unburied.*
papers found, it was proved that Mr. Maitland was
dead on the 4th September. rod Olitain Gardiner about
the Sib Scpternher, 1851. • • • • Nests boat
where Captain Gardiner was lying was • large cavern
called by bins "Pioneer Cavern,* in this Mr. Maidiment's
body was found. Among Capt. (Waiver's papers vu
the following "Mr. Maidmest was so elhaseled yester-
day that he did not rise from his bed till noon, sad I
have not seen him since r and among Mr. Meldment's
papers was found : Pioneer Ont.
Come, 0 my soul I arise and dwell
On everlasting love,
roma* this transitory seem
And soar to realms above;
Thoeeh this dark *loud ham hid my joy
By His Almighty wW,
His mercies eansot fail to low,
My God is gracious still.
Although my daily bread bath failed,
I know from wham it game,
And dill His faithful promisee
Are every:4o;BU same.
His words the same for evermore,
As when they Ant were given;
Yea, bloomed thought I-they cannot fail
Tho' earth dissolve sad heaven.
Then rise, my ; oast of thy care,
And to my Seviser'sey
I will believe thy mercy still,
Aid Uri Thee day by day ;
Yea, though thou take my comforts hefts
And all my strength remove,
Thy grace and pesos mie tenth me still
not all thy work is love.
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Enchanting threat I 'twill soon be o'er—
The Apt is tear ite dome ;
Boos shall I sing, redeemed from In
In the glad song's triumphant strain—
Worthy the Lomb that ore was Ado
And from the dead arr.
J. NAIDNIOIT.
At the conolasion of Mr. interesting ad-
dress, the Chairman made an eernat appeal on
behalf of the minion oars, imstreating the audience
to lay something by regalarly, so that whoa the °al-
ligator collard they might be prepared, and expressed
a hope that when Mr. Rimy came again be would
not have to ask, but that they would be prepared to
eller something worthy of his somptenos.
Taftesasafte.-0a Friday evades a sserMg of the
Temperer, Society was held In the Assembly Rooms.
The chair was cesured by Hr. Aistwortb, who in a few
well-timed remarks expreseed his soirtern that it was
to the young that the temperance suss ere look for
aroma He dwelt upon the waste of barley for malting
and of tho evils cared by inteseporre habits.
V. Squibb addromed the nerting, exprooming his eon. I
victim that if it was not for the erwsrlelummt divol
by the extension of malt for making beer, tamer, would
instead of pier* barley have more pram land, sad
In resemeres animal food would be redeemed In pries.
Mr. Vaughan, • temperas vaisslarary. and Mr.
Stainer also addreesed themestiag.
H•avner Tnsmagervise flesiviona —On %Way
next thanksgiving services will be bold in Illmedford
°harsh for the late abundant harvest. After the
serviees mirror will be made, Um amount to he
equally divided between the Sanaloriene at Bournionesth
✓d
re Dorset Cooney Hospital
LYTCH ATP MATRAVAIIA --Bum= Distil.—
Os Thanday, the 16411 last, an inquest was held at the
Rose and Crown Inn, Loehr* MaWevers, before T.
Rawliap, laq., wooer, oft the body of Klisaboth
&rpm, the wife of Mr. Themes lkisspeos, landlord of
the above inn, who dropped down dead la tie seller an
tins previous night, about 10 o'clock, afteri=g of
TheittrY Abating been sworn to
view Um body, sad oft their errs following
wireless w re examlfted :—Mrs. H. Simper, de
eassed's roother-hrlaw, Sarah Br, MAW Par, and
Mary Foster. The arneinatioa of the wireless were
fully tar, sad ocersed about three bars. It mitt
to show that demeaned riot into the cellar I. set a
moasotrap, and soon after celled oat something, bet it
weld not be understood what she said. Her brimmed
went to her, and she fell isto his arms. As seen r
poodble be seat for amistare, bet demand sever spoke
gala. Mi. appeared to be La bar usual Mate of health
up to the Moo of her death. Mire were Mask marks
on her breast and arms mead by the fall. Dr.
Parkinson, of Winiborne, whir was willed li, gave it se
his opiates that death resultedafrme dieser of the
Mart After a few remarks by the Career, the jery
✓eierael as their verdict shaa the deresed died here
aerial esesea"

aiiiiiivoov.—Armin To Conon &norm —OR
Wednesday, the 14th init., before assrval
Thomas Sayler was abused with attempting to commit
said& by taking oaths acid. It appears that the
prisoner. who is of • very suitable tomporsaboot, bad
worked himself up to • lit of tamparary insanity,
th.distress of mind, owing to the meat death et
irs:sl:, and that os Mooday, the sth inst., he took •
man quantity of ciao aeld, sot, however, sallsiont Is
do himself any serious bra. /I* was ordered to lad
.scarily to bop the peas, for thaw months, himself ia
BA sad two senile' in RIO mob.

HRIDPORT.—At an early hour o. &tardy morniag
the okapis( inhabitants of this town were moused from
their 'limbers by the booming of cocoon, academia at
laterwals throaithoet the day, in hootier of the arom4
slog. of B. LI. °sadly, youngest eon Jo
Guidry, Km., of Hyde Home, Dear this town. I.
maim the wahines at Preens factory, where the
you; gendeinas takes a leadiag part, were regaled
with good old MOM fare. Mr. Gusdry wu present
sod remained with the sonapasy for two henry, wham
he hit Use festive board to visit the Royal Oak,
where 45 ease. employed at the town warehouse, wife
also treated with substantial fore. Ilia stay Imre was of
short &wailers, be having to be premed at. beeriest
given by himself S. the artilkry corps, of which he is
a member. at the TownhalL Tbe sewer was entroated
to the ears of fiergeest Howe, who, as usual. gave great
satidaetioa. Estrum 70 and 50 persons sat down, all
se whom oppssrod 5. tejOy themselves most heartily.
Hr. Oisudryi visit at this plaits woe also of abort dura-
tion, he being anxious to join the family eirolo at Hyde
Helm, where ea Friday a ball will lake plaim, to
shish the whole of the tisk of the origlibout hood will
be Waited.

VALI:YANA A 01• CT. fienith k (33., of 80,
renelivrehetreet, London, (whim, T.-as ond Coffees are
ea well kaown throughout the kingdom), aro now pre-
pared to appoint ono !loomed adilitiosal Agrato, ia
alder be afford the most mole Coalition for tomtits, in
alters of UN kinirdom oupol of with them
Toes and Ooffets. Full particulars of &gong
win be sod poet from so opplOiallott.

?Plated sod published for the Prud,o, by CRAW
WIIIITNUUDfILLkn fDereiester, !Astor. oi Iè
0141 Dome ippposikcburuirseseet,
Denimler, Teak%

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