The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-26 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL OAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1884.

h sod,swoop( which Is Via distant view of the group
tak n on In, occle;oo of the Royal visit to Bryanaton•
ea tbe dietiaaoietaml guest. aligtatoi at the
doors, sod &I. 414 tate/woos portrait of Lora
Por:ausio's welf,kaown peck •.( f,rbotpAatagea as too,
Were paeliag Lbrough Rlsodford.

The chair was taker, by Mr. Charles Edmunds, who
wee supported by the Rev. W. c. To.pue, Rev. W.
J. 8100n06.1,1, Shiers. G. A. Setnero, anti J. W,
Herta'il. A large number of Protestants in the
neighbourbo ot showed their apprecietion of the lectors
and its object by attending.
The proceeding. opined with prayer, the Scriptures
being rani by the Rev. W. C. Taurus.
The lecture, which wee an exhauttive and eloquent
one, dea't in the first instance with the rim of
Christianity, and the lecturer remarked that that of
the Church of England was implvoted in this rectory
In the time of the Apostles—probably by one of
their number. He spoko adversely of the serious in-
novations which bed crept into the Pr Atetant Church
daring sever.' past ttlons. vie contestionel end
absoluti ,n by vo-ctlled " priest. "Invocation of mints,
extreme motion, morifics of the mass, and the seven
sacraments of the Church of Rome, which were upheld
by ritualists Instead of the two increments of the
Church ,4 England. He argued that we did not
receive the creeds because they were framed by
ancient councils, but because they can be Pecv•d 3
the 'errant of Holy Scripture. He fully *epistle
the absurdity of the coofeesimal, and remarked that
Wier the new dispensation no sacrificing priest
required as Christ wart the alleaficient sacrifice for
mete Thee. observant'es formed e lengthy topic for
the learned doctor, who proceeded to allude t • many
forme introduced by the ritualists, via., "Corpus
Christi" Interosetion, and the worship of the Virgin,
and proved that none of them were warranted by
scripture, nor by the real doctrine of the Church of
England. He argued that to a mbat all those
dial unities, they shoul I support the Church Associa-
tion.

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At the close of the lecture • collection wia made In
aid of the Association fun.le
A hearty vote of thank was tendered Dr.
o boanon..o the motion the Chairmen, seconded by
the Key. W. C. roma.%

BRUTAL MURDSR ON A FISHING SMACK.
Two moo, named telchol,on and Herdisty, skipper and
third hand of the smack Stirling of Hull. were on Thurs-
day chersed at Ho i with the wi ful murder of • boy
Rueboix 16 year. of aie, on burl the mock.
Toe skipper repotted to the police on Wednesday night
t at when the vessel was II sea, on the 18th inst., Rowe
bottom •as struck by • bout% and kneeled into lb fora-
hold of the vers•l. At this time. the as. on a gibing
verag. in the North Bee. The deck band, Daniel DialE
W 0 e as deck at the tim , but be alleges that he did not
me the socid•nt, end nothing a ie apparently brown of it
until Rowbottorn was found lying dead in the for bold,
The skipper siedue lb it immediately after the occurrence
he set sal for Hull. A pwt mortars examination of the
body was made on Monday by Dr. Tionipsoa, who found
evidence of the greaten cruelty. The crew of the vrevl
were examined by tbe chit constable. and Mel, state.
runt, imply that the boy had bees subject. d t
• yeteningc sic An inqueet was opened on Thureday
by the borough exoner, but merely formal evidence of
Identity was tate,, sad the caw, wee adjuurned.

rush t`ie outer forUtiostions ot Susklrn In the night time,
burn the town on the mlnlaa Kna ret,se
erS morning to the Divait la,ore the 1111,0200
In the deteebed feria Cul I punish th.m. There
is also the riontEitsurl th.t. Imes T. bar has fallen,
Omen Dens may, SS t• threetomed in his letter
to this Adrairst, unite the •4010 Of his f, roes sod m.mcb
openly upon the tows, in wl lob Cam we should have a
fairer oopuriuroty of bring ti,g hint to • 601,-,01 engage -
[11•11, 0110 we 000010 by enr•neine front yrinketsi, sod
miiht &el a crushing blow s,n the sappoesd insittethil.ty
01 the 1111ehdes

i7oes---tron. • difficult one to &ride.
Nithing else b.* of enures, teen ta,k ci of here sine • rise
news of Us.. fall of Tokar was known ;and alter reviewing
ell the ali MM. Use ha once of military opt, on le
th.t it would prol aYjr AS be beet step. LI the bulk of the
troops we st Triska'at,_ to advance tr the cultiveted
ground in the vicinity of Telt, and, 14 ...gaging the Lime
gathered the's. to Intl Cl • b.ow upon gr. r-
[Toeing yeast*. Many are of optru la th•t, with the
fore. now ooli.ohed, the road through Kemal& to Mh• -
loom might be opened, but the p noon', too for advanced
1., such • course to he catrted out without groat
difficulty. In the meantime, while discussing
pasibie plea, we are all oOlioo. y looking for orders
ftom hoop% where tte course to be taken will be decided.