The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08 00:00:00

BLANDFORD.

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STEALING COAT A* the M sgistratne Clerk's rake
''dor Din.,.on. Frog. law
on Saturday. hefobefore' ;‘,,,,n0r0s Jame. Seller's, As. 4 •
and G. P. Memel. Frog Want"' •
es. were t'e".'l," "I. 'wn . nhulted •'r
William Bowl
1. obis In, rod.. • DORiIOI2 Ole 01,1%
wean.? a qth",.ILY •• • t, M mu of Chen's
o,d awn. er Iv.
ton. .07 were, Wood, coal merchant, of P•.•;,
the Pr'lwrlY ' "".
And sere entenced to three months'
7bey pleaded hullo.
labour.
the Lax? Staricrs.-4 serfrw of Lenten serve..
wesinesday svenings during Lent T
been arranged or
v W. Acworth, Muntenia; Um RR, I.
Arn.". 15 Ire fee; NI,• ' Disellord : the Rev. J. M Trenw
Hinton Martell: theffougood,•Okemed intepei„,
Rev. W. H. Lynn. Sherhorwe the Rev. S. B Kennard, mc.
hull; and the Bev. J. L \Met Poole.
Lacroix ON Tim TA ntimict.s nr Nom, AS TTricA'
Cc circa::RD His Monday evening very inn-
eating re On this •übject illustrated be model., Mery
Ac. was delivered In the Town-hall 'handfeed, b, the Re,
! en‘le,ere, of mamma, The room was densely crowded. c.
--";theme of people could not gain admittance The ci•A'
„ea „thee be the Bee B. Gray, who, in introducing Use
referred to the very great intermit excited by his first letiatt
the acne ',object in the Independent Chapel, and crpece•
ho e tha& very many would feel an addition.% interest lot
shady of the scriptures by the addre• •of Mr. Rodgers. He SW
commenced the meeting with singing an hymn. reeling. A
prayer, alter which the lecturer gave short °tale,. "
causeo which had led him to study the subject and in met
models of the tabernacles and creels used therein. He the•
bv a large diagram, showed the position which the oung• ,
leaelites took up when halting on their macro to Cum
with the tabernacle in the centre and the Devitt. tn.—
around. The model of the tabernacle which can ph'
on the pluform aae, he Mated, one inch tn the
and was elegantly lilted up with the vemels. men, ~1 trs.
and others of wood overlaid with gold, according to the h."
of three used In the Jewish tabernacle. The rev. Net"'
than proceeded to show that the hangings of the taborer',
blue, scarlet, purple end line tenen—wers typical of ev—
the first shoeing hb heavenly character, soar'et his soffsr-:
and death, puToe his kingly suthority, and white hi.
The altar of sacrifice we. then spoken of and nineteen' '
model, the lecturer eating that the altar was placed inn&
trot court, towards the east, and that whilst one an,
wee slain the other Famed from wee to mat pool& the.. • •
to the wildernetn, ghing a true illustration of the sorb
Beings& Al far as the east it from the west, so for tos'l'
removed our tranagreedons from us. The covering: '1....
tabernacle were then shown, the ere of hedger skin. •hst
lecturer stated could not have been those of the mew
as we had in England, because it was unknown io
wee however the skin of some animal dark In colour and v"..•
so clue as to exclude both dust and rain—typlud'
humanity of Chris', of whom it wee whim this thee."
not outward beauty to make us desire him, The nec ma
covering of rum skins dyed red, probably the ch .4
Mesta as shadowing forth the suffering. and death .4 (1,
and then the veil of the covering of the same material s."
hangings of the outer courts. The lecturer thee
to speak of the brazen altar of sacrifice, and Melted
five principal offerings mentioned in the part
Leviticus. by each of which the sacrificial offering of
the crow was typified, and then spoke on the alter of in,'
the ark of the mercy mat, and the risible mecum of he
among his people, lie t'•en desoulled the holy Terew'r •
by the high priest, and ephod worn by his., with the me'
the tribes written on them, us on one shoulder and.'
the other, showing that Christ's people were upheld
wer, the shoulder Veins the einotem of strength. 04,,
et
with precious stoma worn by `.•
Priest, represented that Christ bore his people on his
The robes of the priest Ireill adorned at the buss"
Dineen and belle and prnmegrante sheering %h.' fl
Mould Christians be sound ht their doctrine, hut '
In good works. The rev, genUeman's lecture AR leues
with evident salblaotion, and at the close • cord./ "
thanks was accorded him, with a rajort ''.
would cement to deliver antrMheirecture. In o•mnb'''.
Rogers said that he should, If permitted to give another',
take as his subject "The Illarchlng of the Farm,
ten WY made at the rime of the noneting in Aid a a 1,,
erecting a new Indepeadeet Chapel at Stalbridve•
BRIDPORT.
FIRST DORS= BAWLS BATTALION CST ••••
Majesty boa been gracionaly pleased to ePPr"
Sir M. Hyde Nepano, But., bearing the ".
Captain Commandant of the jut Dorset Ride VO
tear Corim
4.
I.IITOI Szavioss.—ln addition to the
and Friday morning senrime, there will be full eerr"
every evening during Lent at 7.30.
ANATRUa THZATKICALit. There was the
audience we have seat seen assesdbled In our Droll Ilan 17.
on Monday evening to witness the amateur theatnow;.
Influencing varlommembere of Me tat Dorset Me Toftr ,
The places mlected were " Coulfr.ta the "g;;;;
farce in one act, by Mr. MY. voo " .
Impoeton." above In one act, by Kr. John Doe, Mr
Roe, and Mc, John Soaks.. of Lia°." r
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Len and Tr'''.
ne Ts"
BLICTION OF AUDITORS AND
day the the following were elected
:—R.vlaisg ale'-
Mr. Joseph Clbseiffe Baker, Ind Mr. .76•01 OW' -
auditor% Ifs, Gooey &aeon sad Mr. Jobs
amemors toe the north ward, Mr. James Fry so
Jamas Gam emeelont hr the moth
Cornelius troribover and Mr. Charlie Hart. iii•
re-elected with the excepeioo of sr. saw, .12014%7
the place of Mr. (1. F. Chick, whore dioapptertiom -
amiss

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