The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03 00:00:00

him hs puthiag hie ..... ondir lb. Irma "alma" tuthettore•tre diorTdet rietehinh °tot
ol":,thile.tolon; a the
which was mentithed in the req tidtion. (Hear. Wino") Thlwialy they i.,vss oh. L,,soi. ai.ss ohtle
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As a matter of feet be beliesed it bad got int, Fri.'" remeethee ce .1 fi,. b tiros. hi. hewt te tight' etihoe
hands-private trummes-that wee yothlisinest who were 04. usrsisliors fs ow ...nth, of „1/44. D...it
en, h.
originelly ineeetiors of the 0 irporotion, eo it we. said. mar a'ter Got • own h.er, arid be thrr'for" "1-..-.1 the
Would the Mayor inform him how it wars • departure bola tin of Ode I, u... it .vms sled *ben tr./. s iri
We. made from the will •,f the founder. The reveoue unto him-"L tis g. into the boom Lf the 1, ,r,j. acd
bad loomed nearly lour-fold, and be looked upon when oriven thence. p. envied th• iilris oho,
their nests, and. u, cli•tu.b•4, reared Oleo youpg t st
that ha alone " ne.dling cl__,Planat,,i,"a' IlLmighlinhee the altars sill c ~iiti of the T.bernacle. whilst he hien,' --
worship GO 4 i.,. hie, song. Is the fig' I. lie 101 l hien doWn
Ferhaull coma* but " *c.c.'''. t° um I. '''' a in-""kv" Dented for the rout,. of the Lord as th- hart for the eater.
that recinhud ciatilanduct. There ~were_som„.° a ktr,. brooks, end long.d to s-• God's pow, and glory as h. hsi
charities which din not give eathethiction to tot IF.`".' seen thin the woictutay. Nor ere. Deeld c 'room with Dubuc
In their administration, and there were several whoh
People knew nothing .bout, fi venal of thew charities in pestle, and s'epi beconte he hal conttnitte.l bin's-1110
individuels who represented the public; therefore "I am s• 1 won Tire"'
ellthe th • redly roan in pile
were vested in the Oorporation-wbo were Pimply the care of God, .n.f. when be a., ii,., i odd . sawi
the public, bat • right In a meeting ..I that sort to auk sti.d.or,irt.i.e. isit.s at I:TT_ Se
.1r,!..-..."..1 We:Stine, r.f
comas questions in thaerd to the-e charities. en'l he I: Hei..oto'l•:.• ie.
• 711471: oe t'innTir r., pu:rl:l7'Al' ma"
,fid not thing they eon d aeit hhe,a qua,tjohe of a it is foiled in 'Cli.ri•t 'Jeeti• 'u ti • toie.on-es o.ltT,',
more qualified and more bikin person. and DO One Father's Glory an I the exprees home of Ho red,,
from wiborn they had a greater right to have au answer, The reweeter of the Fetber to men, and the tent..., 4
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'tan the M.yor of the town. (ettipleuee.) .he Divine image oe the fieliev-r, who I. cr.- tel anew in
l'im MAYO! promised the fullest explanation in his Christ, tireme a new creature, the foee of col hying
bathe he did no, some other shed Owned in Lis newt by the Ho y Ghost Thu. 4,,,
Awe:. Perhaps, believer in Christ It comes in Veil. • i hit of G 4 not w
gentleman would like to speak-Kr. J. B. Grove Bath redeem It- Myth • Image. H new ilx. sod, inw,
for instance. is fruitful in good woks; be coltiv.t .. the rrs es , f to 4
Mr. °Born : I coins here to gain iriformation. Christian CI.. se,. r. adorns himelf oil. . hat •wer thin .
and I am sorry to say I have not got any. sre pare, hied, lovely, and of sod n port, on i, lig_
.ottie
(Laughter.) m.,. is ready for ole•re g iort morn ant wok. Mark
• Vow': 1E0•11 It all before then, sir? (Laughter.) such a inms.-le poklie 10 taking an Interest in all that
The Her, J. WoOD said he should like to ask • aff.ate the welfare fl.•to • n or county in which he
question about the Mico Charity. H. on lara,„o iit desr. Ile, an a trwiie.cfleen....cd.ipaniiti.t..ll:.. welts. the tool ~(
was • provision for epprenticing young peeve. to a inner:tine o.hfrote..if "h. t,.. InIT in! ':)", no i .Or.Y. thilly
cal an, thiliermi I elides_
trade. It seemed to him to be the most tinting charity Maris bon he daily Inuninese-fait brut to i his emote,. n
of ill, bath one ae they getbered from the news- h 5,,,, ryr.....,,„ ~. but 0„.. it , bty doient his liT-7:t te
ill•Pers• as being diatribilted year by year. PerecothliWi • etre the eaohiy ma., r. because, in so d Mg, he i. el.,
he was glad to see thth meeting; homily wished there orviox the He,, Ilb M.', er ;be on servo,' of eh ist is
Were a great many more in connecti in With thi. ette the duties of ~-'yd., life. Mark h•m in elle Auras -
Jett. In going up and down the country he lied seen humble, devout, bpi ay repa.h..tic In ,a,rit , a Laer
of
lOC • long time that it we, the fate of the poor mail llt?e7c0; sod, 0.-reselkieft t.
.Dr. mire Vi. oi,iiitietity .4 tgs
n A man to .• mind on to stand to his pvt ift
to be worsted; somehow or other there was noli•my to fl"
dm- of danger. .ud to do his part in i couno i' l, - . p i
look atm. Ms interest. If they followed out the labour, and in liberally rontiibutni to meta n thir til 'e -
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history of thew charities generally they would find ih. of 'the G.....1...,1 the, on -,.an work both at'l :CM;
they Mlle tO • most inglorious termination. Toey fell and abroad. feark him in family el tem- , dutiful vh_
into the I ands of men who had no used of them what- • loving hue and, • kind broy ll,* I. tniul friend. Lob i
ever, and the &rootlet of money that had been Caton at the portrait, the online of w itch I have dr.ten, ssd
from the poor for the endowment of orate of 'awning, say-ere there not a few such men among to 1 W snot
to
which the
sins
of the
erteteeeee, woe aunt was he who • loss we mourn nod y • godly. fel hful num,
the godly seem the feeklelfail freet thane to -it m"
sonsetheig bibulous. (Hear, hear.) He did not know rim s m ti. like Win', a on. tit -,i Go, tin side. f t
any clam •of the lthglish community that lived .0 mach the wails of rightme -.0 es. and, on er tee iiillo.eL ca of'?
upon nitwit) an the twiewl•s*c7. (Loud aPPinu.e.) In evil op iii. eras-to do good end ineic. much svif ss th-int
lieu of all that had been taken Into the poor, he fellows. S imetimee the godly ni• driven tlit', $ lit ois or
believed there wag only one they had, and that was exile by pers-cutieria infimted by the tyranny of the In,,
the Elenseotary lidneation Act of 1870. He hoped or the sudden frenzy of the 'teflon lel away it' derithee
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_, A. fa iss shs men. Orer malt ca,amitlee we tin not in. urn to-dat. But
I‘,7e/pe•""alee
07.°„:7,.....c5th.c...7....-...-ohrh7d.- he though, tie godly m.n ii lie, m welt es others, 'nit faith( ol men are
Ah. ro. you miss the faithful
Corporation, as • public body, ought to be able tiglve is. rhe"sgeet, be:tillig to his bus no.. engagements; °
an thomot to the town of how they dealt with them. voice Is no teepee heard gd &ties tes en-. ,4t,11 pe ; his
(AP I. lea .0. ) and Justice. He cosimeth to J intoi our fidyb.th *were:,
lite 14.AYOR first Oongratanted them on the tone and ,o take part in contrildring to the inipport of the
of the me.d.R. lie adwygs.d that the moogvities several institutions eir, the Church. and for the diffusi, not
throughout the length an I breath of the land were the gmpel. The faithful tend Sr falls t . gob.? tie young
grossly abused, and it wan also well-koowo that many men about him as in the past, to unfold to them the
of the oberities left by the origiael founder. had re,
i. 1.(11711.41(1.1rre will fie and
dlrli oanoii'oeu on thorn
tom he
el
ions
changed in their character, and their ituanna bed the loved one. there'
, and where I. I- ,
iirsym,t ilirgfor
bi. 0.." " lirvat, from ordinary agricultural land bottom where he demile, you second Vie stairs'. ,snedwth'ebt:
having become valuable building land, that the trustees he lbw a help's is sufferer. no long-r able to it i sc•ive work
really did no, know how to spend the Monne in award. for God and man; but 'Oil ;raring- pravins for the dow
mice with the toundei's °Hein d wishell. Alluding to 't home, lerlYier for hi' CI." "i ping ra"n. Wein& ,••r
the tdico Charity. he explalued the Mayor and hie brethren in Chris.. pre, ins for 'he p ',re., of ono
and righteousness on aoriti hil the Io nise i f comic s com tit
Corporation had not the honour nor the pleurae h '
vr
. tit.. presence oi the 111 dr r a it the proepeei fit.
of distributing the ldlioo
sCharity. They hasysaiv yes,. There be 1 '.7 that Mond.; but h- 'is
y tot
bad no legal right to interfere, for it in thee chamber Doe, hi, poor, fool, It elems body g:
wee vested in trustees by virtue of a genera been awed la the o,Ma, as') borne 'p Me own •cted ;,,
Ace of Parliament, These trusteed were amenable io the porn follo•ed be a common-. of Mewls, and
to the (booty C •miniseionere, who were a public cowered wi'h fione.a, fthers.ave of th- lore and eorr or
body, and the tooth". had year by 'am to deliver of many hearts. The do •t has reto irri to its dust, but
the spirit has mons heats to be wit . Christ.
their accounts of receipt' and expeodlture, and the
Commusioners lo ,ked very closely into every item of ,
expenditure, and if any townsman felt at all suspicious
in reference to it, they had only to write to the Com.
ethadoners, and they wool I obtain every intorot.tioo
about it. It they did not then get the information,
be could only tell them that II they would come to
him, be should be pleased and delighted to obtain it
for them. (Cheers.) From his own personal enquiries,
be believed the charity to be well and faithfully
admiealsWclo. Replying to Mr. Wood, be men.
Maid, as an balance of the administration of the
charity, that only last week 50 poor boys went to
church, which took place every year, and the
apprenticeship took picas also. He billowed the
trustees did their duty faithfully, and to the
beet of their sthility. (Hear, h- at.) There was uo
Deed, he could moos them, of making any public
ealtiiry iota the metier. They bad only to wilt, to
the Commissioners en i then if they were not eataded
they could then Ming the public enquiry int. effect.
In reply to Mr. Weill.'" query es to the filling up of
the vacancies the Mayor explained it was edvieable
oot to fill up each vacancy as it occurred, beau..
whatever steps tbe oomolemouers toJk they
mat, . their owa charge, and it came out of
the funds of the charity ; therefor, it wee best not
to fill them up till there were two or three. (Hear,
hear.) As to the price of the " George," which the
Cominierioners had fixed at COD, and aft.. r vosird•
raised 11800 (with regard to which Mr. Wallis had
made au etwairy), the Mayor said be could not
understand it, but enquiries were being made. As to
Jonathan Taylor's Conity for taschiug navigatlitt,
the money was given t,i an individual well qualified
to teach navigation; not necessarily bemoan!' be was
the master of the school, or as a matter of course
because he was the minder of the Trinity S.thool, but
beam.e be was an Individual capable of glad. g such
teaching. They knew whi, it wee-Mr. Gibbs-ant
he wee suth he carried out the duties fur which he wan
pail As to the "let" charitiee, it could not be
denied there had beim detalthiloos in times pot, and
for that reason the Corporation property was cbar.ed
with interest to the amount of 29 or k',lo, as they had
taken the responsibility.
Mr. MUM, moved ' 'That in lbi opinion of this meet-
ing, the Charity Consusithethre be requested to make
• thorough examination into the whole of the checkups
of the town, and vest then in ..ne euthority, • 1., the
04cporation of Weymouth. and that so ennuel etate•
meat of income and expenditure be printed, and a
copy gle.n to every member and to the l'res.."
ti,. Wattle Weeloix lei
The 'IAMB : You are asking for what they won't
do. They will reserve their trustees.
Mr. Mom,: It is the voics of the public, sir.
The Moroi: Yee, but they won't do it
This motion wii. a sr, id by acol ,m di .n.
Another motion was submitted "That • committee
be chosen, consisting of 12 from the retepayere and 1.2
from the Couaail (the Mayor Included) le &odd, the
Commissioners with any documentary oddest°s in the
of the Council or any other information,
orni.:titztrlsomi of carrying out the intention of this

" Forgive. Meet sheds, the triliiitory rear,
Ti a* mourns h s exit final • world like ibis;
For- ire t e wish that would hero k.pt Mu. here,
Mid atayrad hie foursfry to the realms of Wish"

The dear doparted .ho have di. d 'n the L rd are bless-d;
they not from Vol labours, slid the orkn :0 folom
• moss. It is • e who de•t-e••ed rh. ysr .Ipolp,d
w salaam of 1.. y •rpi ple.mmo that a-a for evormora.
W• ',afar boa, to "Th. g dly man c ••• tb. 'ho rigLboue
fail fr. in am mg the ettiidrro of sn In cost •orrow,,
mmirjr, a•of f.ar IF tart th•lt d / She .as it down
In d soak% and. !lite the oropbet E .j b, a soh to tel No„
but su..b maks h.p. Th • ly Man ceoeth ;
help. L rd I It is often taus, I, e•tn •ng hum h bailors
that God tomb.', on to (o .k to Him or hel. When we
have them we are to . pron.' to f...g o in; tot *ban
humm help-rd mu tr so we Cr- ,Ir Ivo& I. II to wt 0 sa,
th. and t• the s tote po.tarday. t a. d for est.,.
Rut what help do we salt from the 1., dl I We want
Die ne salp tu •-•ume ow gnat and help u. to
1..,. Non. but Jetsta• cool l toocultot toe hmrs of Mary
and Martha • hen their brotner wen tsbn front them, 664
none but He cam—

ousting. - -
Kr. W ALLIS watouded, wid the ototios was carried

n. Tote of thanks to the blispor concluded the meet-
ing, teak* had been of the m et ordie,l7 description.