The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28 00:00:00

KR. IROVDI ON CALVINIsg.
addreined the stag:tun', :La,
fa:lirrhott: .juolliA•at.rebr"ndClgittne.iguastiati aeL°p;:luotitect4soraPula *°:l:ll,:rtt.i:Lt.:;**4
Paean.
After stating that be should not treqmu

though he omit p near the frontiers ol it,
said :—"I am going to ask you to oonsider hoe „ftlfi
to pass, that, if Calvinism Is indeed tIA
reasonable creed which modern enliglatenmeet
it to be, It has possessed such singular sttru4
past titnes for some of the gresteat U.CII 1.104 t"7
-
1 is enuogli to mention the name of Willie, the lout
of Luthor•• for on the points of when sm
huller with tAilwiti- of 1.0.1 T 0 1111 14,1',"444
Andrew kleivill,
,end the lteip.ht Morrq
of our linglish Cromwell, of t,f j,t,, h"ltelry,
These were seen pomemed of all the 75,
give ability and grandeur to Lumen natare—Leth„,,vllll
Life was as uptight as their intellect wee cotell
and their public aims untainted with selimheate
„magi just where duty required them to lm itt,;.Nte.
lei* the toode.ness Olr C WVWIU In their bout' ;
true. cheerful, hantorous—as ambits sour Isastire-t7'

praceynte:thwialiinose.tleletdsi:ll.l
is pc'esible to inuqslne thy one, and able In some o. I
sound the keynote to which every brave aud
heart in Barone instinctively vibrated. This p-2
problem, Grapes do not grow on braniblebsZ
liltustriou natures do not form thenaselVell Llpy -..4
and creel theories." a soil,
Of Calvin himself Mr. Fronde said
now only associated with gloom and austerity. 1
it is tofu that be rarely laughed. lie hig
Luther's genial and sunny humour. Could thsy Lll
exthanged conditions, Luther's temper might .4,,Y,
been somewhat grimmer; but be would Laver
entirely like Colvin. Nevertheless, for herd tizwilr
wen are needed, and intellects which eau piers,
Foote were truth end use pait comPauy. It fus,*ri
with the soldiers of religion when "the amino i„.•
is In their camp." And this is to be and of
that so far as the state of knowledge petticoats, .2 4
could have detested more keenly the unsound opee7i,
the received creed of the Cuurch,
reformer in Europe so resolute to excise, test
destroy what was distinctly seen to be false—so 4.
to establish whet was true in its place, and make
wherever it took root for a century and a hail, ~,,:
• system of opinion, but an attempt to make the in:
to the eetristiedfibreatotZevei4rat odf .
it
ead.oir.4
is_:
God as remised in the Bible an authoritative guissi:
new as Mai as penonal direction. Men wonder .1.
wthwasemCbissatil:ito*minLbaaolaohigled"OTosiddoctaTtotensen"n4tm,they fount, Or 114*
they found, • Divine example of national goverthst
• distinct indication of the law. whiati use insi
ordered to follow, with visible and immediate 5,,•
meats attached to disobedience. At Genova, s, hg i
time in Se-Aland, moral sins were treated u sios
against God Almighty. ' Elsewhere, said Ku;
speaking of Geneva, ' thr Word of Col is teagats
purely, but never anywhere have I a.Oll Gil aboyeas
faithfully.' If it was a dream, it was at laut ass,,
one: The Calvinists have been called iatelera,
Intolerable of an enemy who is trying to kill pause
to me • pardonable state of sued, Norman lashed.
not kill Cardinal Boston down in the Castle yosse
because Its was • Catholic but because he was
deter. The Catholics ch roe to all to tutir anon
incredible treed • fresh article, that 'Ley wore eutd4
to hang and burn those who Uttered trona th- to i k
in We quarrel the Calvinist., Bible in hand, Lpp,,,,,
to the G.,cl of battles. Teel grew hasher —Gres, :
you please—more fanatical. It was sitretnely intz
that they should. They dwelt, is pions taco weep,
dwell, in suffering and soirees, On the ali•4iapa4
power of Providence. Toter burden grew light,,
they considered that God had so determined dal A
must bear it. Bat they attracted to their rancesc,
every man in Western Europe that ' bated at,. :4
wore crii.had down, but they rose again. I .ey sli
splintered and torn, but no power on ouch cant*
or melt them. They had many faults; let ..un Mae
without sis oast a stone at them. They ahborrei
no body of men ever more abhorred, all smith
mendacity, ell insparity, all moral wrong of every tak
se f.• 7as they eon d recognise it. Whatever emu s
ibis moment in England and Scotland f o. coos:he:4
fear of doing evil is the remnant of the main,
which were branded by the Calvinists into the'
hearts."

la conclesion, Ms. Fronde said .—" Carious
the spi.:t whisk, MI I have shown you, has itti9
and reappeared, and in dee time will appear.
unless God boa dream, and man be as the beam.
perish. For it is but the icliashing upon the ear
of the natant and origin of the laws by which r
are governed—laws which (islet, whether we a.
ledge them or whether we deny them, aid will
their way, to oar weal or woe, armording to the at
in which which we please to place ourselvee '
them—inherent, like the laws of gravity, in the .
of things, not made by us, not to be altered by al,
to be discerned and obeyed by us at our evertor.:
pei iL Nay, rather the law of gravity it bate proic
of mate. :a. substance, and matter and all that bek
to it may one day fade away like d
.._e a _au_ au_ viti
The moral law is i-iherent in eternity. ' Memo
earth shall pass away, but My word shall not p
away.' The law it the expression of the will of:
Spirit of the Universe. The apii it in man whisk
reeponds to and perceives the k.ternal Spirit it pert
It IMMIIIIICO, and immortal as it is immortal. .
Oelyinists Galled the eye within at the Inspirstio:
the almighty. Aristotle could see that it wet e.:
ea.ih or any creature of space and tame. \Vhat
is which we or" orreelves we know hot. Ii mil
true—l, for one, care not if it be—that the dOOO
our mortal bodies may be trued through an 610s1.
series to some glutinous jelly formed on the Du
the piimeval amen. It is nothing to me how the X.
of me has been pleased to construct the °rattau,. i
stews. which I call say body. It Is mine, but i: J.
me. The inte'leetual spirit, being an esseti:e.
believe to be an Imperishable something engenica
us from a higher source.' M Wordsworth soya—
Use birth is but a sleep and a I,rzett lei ;
'lnc soul that rises in us, our lit.'. star,
!lath elsewhere had ate setting,
Anal coaneth front afar;
Not hi entire forgetfulness,
Not in utter nakedness,
But trailing clouts of glory do we
From hasten, which ii our home.'"
Mr. Fronde's address was listened to with there
attention and interest, and condoled mit
applause.

Lord Lorne is M.P. for Arkylesbire, sad Hour
Commons wit pronounces him to have " pais:
the rest of the session.
Sas You FLllllll.—Sizteen quart. 1 Blau
Custard, Pudding, Charlotte Rasa, kc., ente
from a single packet of the America° " Rand SW MI
Farina" It. ineomperable excellence sad
the variety of dishes to which it is applicable, bad :
simplicity of preparation, make it the Inca hate.
senvemient, and delicious food in the wool.
Infants', Childress' or Invalids' diet, its bourlibiT4l
Isealtk-gg properties render it preferable to kir
flours, Maisano's, Corn Starches, Is. It is
delicate, nutritious, remedial and eeonereitel.
be furnished for one•half the oast of the &bow low
fir all of which Ills more than a substitute. Is it%
pookets (note the quantity this prod coa), of cif°.
sad grocers thrcugholit the Upitard Kuutdb&
Sea Kees Parise Co., 266, High Holborn, lanai.
Park•plaee, New York, U.S.

HUNTING APPOINTMENT 3.
I.4rd Poltimore's Hound. ill met on Tuoday la
Hook Perk; Friday, 31st, Storkßill,
at 11.
Mr. Radelyile's Hound, will meet on l'msdm(thts
"nor Village; FrillaY, 31st, Dcaltth OJ Turapara.
nt 11.
The Esat Dorset Bounds rill meet on Mends; r
Houghton Wood; Saturday, Apr: :, at. GL:cs';•°c'
ard, Mansur), Abbas—at 11.
The Blackmoor Vale Foxhounds cli meet on Tu....17.
day)Caundle Marsh; Friday, 31st, lientunlite
April 1, Middle h .

BIRT/18.
March 8, al Woopartou ssivec, Mekom be
Mr. Supt. Vickery, of a daughter.
March 8, af Millome St. A.ndrevv, the vrifs

of a Milliliter.
March 10, at 2outhetreet, Dorehester, tho
Smith, Esq., ad • son.
March la, at Bockbasapten, the wife of Mr. D. air4'
of aeon.
March Id, at
Milton Abbas, the wife of Mr. 1111.1 an $1;
a daughter. ~ •
March 19, at 2, York-buildings,
sub-Licutettaht William A. Norman, H.M.S. Ady'34"-.
ion. •
(Larch 19, at WOodsford, the wife of Mr. SootN d'
March 20 at Coombe Keynes, the wife of J.r.
Parker, of •aon., ~_, •
. Mardi NI, at Ilmnpietiam Doctor,' the mi.; of • ""' 1.
, rreoceuary noose, ot a tutughWr. .
, March 20, at West-Croat, Poole, the wile of tir.lnry
, ot a stet
, March 20, at Heathaido, Bournemouth, the wdc ci Li'
Colonel F. Stephenson, Benda. 4"C.n4. 4 a dalir.
II
I March 21, at Milberrna SL Andrew, the wife of . W..-
Parsons, baker, of a eon.
' March 22, at Ledbury, Iferebrdehirc, the wife .I 1
Tilley, stammer,
tac2o23e,
rat. Frome dairi.houw, lb. ado of Mr. J.
a liz
IIARItIAGE.
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wdajl2,a:iigat'ilou'Yt:ist.:KbJL:vporlfre::ltirek':;..:jih::ra:6r:.l..wn,SWitii;:it'i:Li'muno:e.'ruT,el:mialEy ti.h::::boslirlD:elbcpcPti“...L.7.•:l;
Miss Jane Noble, of Bournemouth. by us P
Mardi 20, at dtt Peer'. Church, Dournemanai
IL R. Waddelow, Mr, John floury Ta, or,
I Mist Emma Lane, of Constitution-hill. _...„.
March el, at Emt Fordington, Dorclioter, bY ~.7.7,.....,:.
Tugwell, M.A., rector of Bermonikey, unalsot the o!..".
Henry John Gilbert, of the Wilteand Done' 8i01iF7,7,
eldest eon sl Thom., Oilhei t, Eel., of 5ui.bite1.t.2.47.,).
daugbWr of the Key. T. K. Maakew, Mead flow% ..,
Chester Grammar School.
DBMS.
: o goat*, 76 • •
January 26, on board the barque Sasr, ,uoyr ..
Brasil, Mr. Ilenr, Hayes, son of Mrs. Gray, s
Poole, aged M. . • II
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Mardi 17, at 22, Coal-Ansi, Lon , ,
1.
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em of Mr. Getup Wareham, formerly of I J.., l, .....
',ll....har.rdaMitalc:::l4.4CBll:62;llk.l6,Lit..l'4)ll;ml:l:uwaiLil,r7kflo:dr;i2ll:',rd:'''S.,l:il:ol. Sl;;;lkiolatii;:sil::,likt.lina.hor„...::ti.:loo.,:ar"...'. 1,..
and If mouths.
Charier SawilinsV, rector .)
aged ikk Dora ..t. Marv, abed Porter," ,
March ti, at Van .- .
yams. .i th Charlotte, Molt'
Mardi SO, at ), &blade, WO) al ...I ,
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aAat.uTn1pp.inci441....r.t.:::,,,,y...;?1,,...t.r
wile of the ger, J. B. .....5..., late incatutwia . Ott
March S.!, at Green.lane, Poole, Ater itiotf,
Woes, Charlotte, wife of Mr. 11. Did's,.
March 25. at Preston, Agos. E...tia god II mon
daughter 01 Mr William Itathisil. tt..14 jr„,o4 or hrs.
March lA, at Waterloo-plam,
Mr. parade, aged ;2. a visial 01:.6.
March 5, at Came Abb.-,
~. ~,,i ,t,oeitir e...• •
of disease of tio heart, Mis, -...., ..,.
Dorrimaa, baker and gnaw, It,' "
118"':IN"hithr‘i:',Utd'illWrig'Arni' ::".':..
D iligh-strerit.oo 1
Pasted sad Pablished. at tk , .h.
orelheirlar, by A-kralg A.Tlllf S. 0!_,....:7
&ay Maly, lag sail ail so-proPriew''
Teasday, Marti 36, 1611.

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