The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23 00:00:00

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"A Vim OF MR itgllT VAIL," ihy.. BT A pansy.
Tit OF Till D10C,31. OF. SALISBURY. Dorchester,

Henry Ling. Bookseller, Price 23.—W• are
thankful for soy work whioh will help to bring
before am Church in an intelligible form the meaning
and intention of the late Charge of the Bishop a
&hamar,. This little pamphlet ia an &mood
analysis of that ponderous, intricate, and entangled
performance. Its appalling assertions ars placed side
by side with notes and remarks, and its gross mown.
'islandss are made easy to be detected by the
contrast of one line of quotations with another.
No one can doubt that obscurity and want of
arrangement in tbie original document wars inten-
tional, that the ordinary or careless reader might be
thrown off the went, and fail to detect the abominable 1
doctrines oonoitaled beneath a heap of affected
philosophy and pompous rubbish. In page 4we

" That as Christ, our aseende4 Lord, is now ever
pleading his own sacrifice, so these ministers of Christ,
us kis reprvatatatiera• plaid on earth that which he
pleads in heaven."
"That Ood, who alone can forgive sins, has dele-
gated to those same, his ministers, the power and
authority of ministering to those fitted to receive it, the
pinion of their iii,
in this extract we have the hollow and false pre.
text on which the whole system of sacerdotalism is
built up. Again. Fese 7
"Our Lord has set up his Court in this world, and
established in the very midst of us the kingdom of the
incarnation. t

ifio-rnei-Who are scandalized by the claim made for
private discipline, admit that the Church has the power
of discipline and can punish 'inners, but only they add
d. Ara world, 'that their souls may be saved in the day
of the I.onL But this surely is making • distinction
without a differenoct Exclusion from the Church is
binding of the man, or to use the words of S. Paul
about bia own act, a 'delivering the man unto Satan.'
" The act mut be • judicial one to avoid the guilt of
sacrilege.
" As long as a man thinks of the Church as • mere
human institution, . . . . I understand how 'ltaly
he can strip exclusion from it of weds of its awfui and
sysirordosis conssquenceat

Are the people of Fief, laud to stoop to swab
C system of tyranny agent? We dunk sot. Page 9
The Mlle tender can for others, and the eame
loyal seal for the furtherance of the impel, will also
lead you to give to the fact that the day@ in which we
are living are eharecteriled by a general toeger..,:e of
all exact oled dviliette sratenests of religious frisk, some
influence on your teaching.:
"I should have advice to give to both parties.
"I do met believe that in any diocese in the whole
kingdom there have been so few attempts to make
hasty and irritating changes sa in mine."§

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If there is ono ingredient in this syitam of Priest-
craft more than another which bread. it with "slt
mark of the Beset" it it its palpable dishonesty,
which is here exhibited. The Churchman who has
no time to wade through the original Charge, will
find it well worth his whila to get bold of this
iistamary with its original and lagsaioa• notes.

WEYMOUTH.

WgrWaTII Rs= The autumn meeting at Lod-
moor is flied for Wednesday and Thursday, August
28th and 29th. The tonal attractive programme is, we
hear, to be reinforced by two additional noes, a
Hunting Plate df Any WM, and a Vision' Plate of
thirty soya

PREASSTATION. —Mr. Henry Warren, who in April
list gallantly rescued a boy from drowning, haa received
a very gratifying testimony to his humanity from some
of hie fellow-townsmen, who have recently presented
him with an elegant inkstand, bearing the following
Imeription : -Te Mr. H. Warren, from a few friends,
for Lie heroic conduct in rescuing a lad from drowning
on April 10, DV."

thltitum. OISCIINNTANCL—A peripatetic razor
grinder was on Friday afternoon engaged in sharpening
mann when the grindstone exploded, blowing away
the hewn° of the rotor, smashing the brass contrivance
used for giving water to the stone, and nearly capsizing
the grimier. The handle of the razor has not yet been
found. The explosion is attributed to "the tumult of
the inner portions occasioned by outer circumstances,
any by extra speed!"

Vt•rg) IltErt9o.—A vestry was held forth. parish
of Ifelcombe Bete ce Thursday, to receive the report
of the auditors of the aooounta of the Burial Board.
The auditors were Meters. El. Pidgeon and B. Seymour,
and their report shows that £319 9s. 4d. had been
received from the overseers, and £l6l 7s. 11d, for fees,
kc. There had been paid £lO 9a 4d. for interest to
niortgageea, £217 10s. me-twentieth part of original
loan, and £l3B 9s. 10d. for'sahcries, repairs, kn. The
report beiag received and adopted as read, a vote of
thanks to the chairman (Mr. Cl. Rolls) brought the
meeting to a close.
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ARROW ESCAPE.— On Wednesday just as some
workmen were about to enter • timber store shed
opposite the Star Inn, the door being already open,
the roof suddenly gave way and fell in with • crash,
and, being covered with tiles, the men no doubt
narrowly meeting with some severe bruises
and very likely
ysomething worse. They treated the
matter, however, as a joke, and could not se one of
them said refrain from laughing, which was freely
indulged in. One moment more, however, and they
might have found the matter quite the reverse of •
laughable one.

Cucarr. - Previous to the departure of Her Majesty's
ships lying in Portland Roads, the memben of the
Weymouth Athletic Aesociation played the return
snatch at Portland with the °Moors of the following
ships, namely, Mobilise, Bellerophon, and Minotaur.
'The match was decided in one innings in favour of the
Weymouth, with eight violists to go down. Mr. ,
Dawson for the shirk handled the willow remarkably '
well, giving up kb s bat for a score of 13. For the
athletes the bowling of Mr. Lewis was very destruetive.
The batting of Kr. Roane was math admired, as was
the adding of Mr. Hanger. oMeen of the Fleet scored
21, and the Weymouth £tblsti. Asioeldion 47,
although six had net batted.
Haunts CAIRIALTT.—TbOMMI Lomb, master of the
schooner Scotia, of Waterford, 63 tone regiater, 36
years old, carrying four hands, made a deposition before
the Beeeiver of Wreck, R. G. Clueenuin, Esq., on
Wednesday in respect to a casualty to his vessel. It
would appear that she .hipped 101 Jona of pipe day
et Peels, for Runcorn, and lift the former port on the
13th. The next day (Sunday) on rounding the Bill of
Portland thermal miming a leak, at the time being under
foes and aft mails and topsails. The pumps were imme-
diately sounded, and two feet of water discovered in
the well. She then made for Portland Beads, and on
the 15th was towed into our harbour by the Commo-
dore steam tug. The leak was discovered to be at the
bottom, and it is nectesary to discharge the whole of
the cargo. The loss on the ship is put down at £3O and
on the cargo Efi. The vessel was Injured for nos for
'total

HOLY TuirrrT NATIONAL actiooLe.—The Government
Inspector's report of these schools, which was received
last week by the school managers., is as follows :
Bee Saw/. " This school is doing well, and the
examination in the various subjeste of religious and
Wader instruction was satisfactory. There is room for
tifuvement in the diacipline." &luta "The
ous knowledge of the children is vmy creditable ;
an the instruction in elementary subjects has been im-
parted carefully sad succeedully, good order is pre
nerved without any t effort, and the discipline
is good." infants'
great disadvantages, owing to the absence of the
mbar.= on account of illuesa, but the children mem to
b• well taught, and are in very fair order. In this
school, at 8 square feet for each child there is only
room for 97, while the average attendance during the
peat year haa been 131. My lords would consequently
strongly press upon the managers the importance of
enlarging the school-room, or elm reducing the at-
tendance to the somber which out properly be accom-
modated."

CRICKET: DORCIIIIRTIM a WITMOCTE.—The return
match of the Dorelierter anjr:dmie oath Athletic
AaseCiMias cricket elute, was to have taken
place ea Thursday, at Chafers e near Lodmoor,
Stomps were to have been pitched at hail part eleven,
fiat the rain game down so piteously as to render
Maley a "lake" indeed, and all hope. of the match
being 'dazed oat were rendered very unpromising. How-
ever the Dorchester team put in an appearance, and
shortly alter midKlay,the weather woudrlull7 brighten-
ing up, • field was pitched upon on the rising ground
above the cemetery, where about half past two stumps
were pitched and play commenoed in earnest. This
field might with some trouble be made aoapital cricket
ground, and certainly of a tine day no more pleasant
spot could be selected, from which a moat delightful
view is obtained of the surrounding scenery, the heights
of Portland showing very picturesquely just above the
funnel which runs underneath the 'tyke road. Most
=tiy the afternoon continued fine throughout,
e match to be played out, the Weymouth
Athletes coming off victorious with four wicket' to go
down. During the afternoon several tradesmen and
others of the town, lovers of the manly were on
the ground. Refreshment, were rup • by Mr.
Ii Pranien. The Dorchester eleven with some of the
11-11. A. cricketers amongst them took the first innings.
Mears. Parsons and Churchill going in and making
the lead of one wicket down for nine runs, The three
Lilt, did not render much service in this innings, ea
Thrupp and Tomlinson soared 0, and Pinnock after scor-
ing six was capitally caught out by Mr. Domin7. Messrs.
Dominy and 'Lewis bowled throughout this innings,
In style admired by, though so destructive to, their
opponents We do not recollect to have seen a much
better long stop then the Weymouth produced. In
• HI.

- Psw workers with 0.. d.
Dieltop has Nei al way daft aredinttals. If be seta up nth
claims wilkeidelelberepp les in psr, InDel an Antichrist
Ho doubt he wail admit tin to be tree. The
tranelators of the MOM were dearly of opinion that Haws I.
only one man who la Old'a /glow: and they lam not In any
one instance in Usenet...l the Mine, as to hid in to think that
men are Mine with Gat To be workers together
with His, Hs being our Hams end Lord and we his Parable
wren* le soother thine. Perham the Mem Of Babolim7
arty pe wrong in his tout.latiou of the weed repreemethm
Pinny workers with, and It may he eine,oon.is to hoes
out the word Fellow.' But 000 t eine of bionmin Ain
onion and of Ids position I,
t Mom maul Indeed. Such is the Comarnetlre Polley. A
team tor the lepleenea/ Chereh to be the enefneneeof
voterepas the benefits of Christ's Mathand o. n„n,, peweem.
nnneleso to erarlamind busnallon. If UM U. bat be seta-
bibbed, and If the people can only be broueht haw, 'net
It le true, what influence It will pine to the darn. And is
the chow of Ohl eretll 187 ye Inlite With the clergy of ah...
eountdse isatelatalalaft than prlaelpial and bring the. Imo
I notice, they may pin such an Inilusam that all kin. ennn
Ind down wan mm, all nations do them serrlee. The peek,
ft not ambit" far KO col structirs do not Mat to submit to
non*. or to any other authority, but they would like mry
writ to unite with Rome that they tatilet help.. another to
onpoote.y this whelk polity sad union so far as may be
Is this bonen and Inmouous I Dom the Spirit *JUMP
gnit.te men t, adopt snob a count of teaching as that nem-
me firti And it not what ars the awful consequences* of
athrenne that be doe.
• Betritile the hare Men honestly dleteantenauted I Or
Ole"' '4' h•.'' comObonoot the. would Ore boo
greet Untriedeell?