The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

POOLS.

THE CollPonalieW 0,,1NG TO 1.40.—At !be meeting
of tbe quay teeter an Prid.y, the voted question of
right to qn•y duos from the new qosy at Park-
stone cisme under oon.hieration. Mr. Hodson, on bob .1.
of the South•Wealern P glary C.ropanr, hes alw.y.
denied the ri At. of tha Corporation to doe., and now it
appintrs Sir Ivor Gloria, as landlord of the property where
the quay hr. been erected, has taken the matter up,
and will deend the action which the treater. are •bont
to bring. At the meeting no Friday it wig determined
1.1.4 kcal steps should be at ones taken.

800 FINALS TO • "H SMUT Holtz" : Suwon
ACCIDINT hAI POOLO —On Wed•Osday • seeking
accident occcred to. party returning from the milebra-
lion of the Kin.ou hervest hoot., by wiiieti Ave or six
werannit, residing at or near Coriiititation•hill, have
rneived considerable injories. A ren fstlof people was
cornice down the steep declivity to Bourne 13 Mons at •
furious' rate. when it suddehly oapsisicl, being over-
turned with so mush force m to be wimpletyly arnasheAi
A man nam d H•rvey had several ti • broken, •litle
the driver, Denis JYnea, was mi.+ cut abqut the km
and head. Bet the most serious bijariet ere Prob.l4_7
those of the Burke f•toilr. thine members of -high
have Wen modem, helpless ever store. Tile (same hits
wonnds In the hp lame .•koogh to insert • gnarl. bottls.
The danabier. who is yobjeci to It.. his rentyined up to
the cremat taw man ihtermitt.et hysterical Mite. and
the isijuries of the eon .re likely to terminate in lock.
jaw. The cratestrophy might bine been worse bat for
the presence of miod of • 1.4 promptly stnoping
another erhicle which was coming down the bill jail
behind also at • f-st rote.

Demmer!. ut —On Wednesday, Mr. G.
Policia lately of IFickinson's Ontario, and
youngest eon of the late Sir. John ' of Poole, wee
publidly ordained tri the I:fastersl oremiglitt
I chapel and society at Watis
Quebec, canada The serrioes were very interesting.
The pastors of Congregational churches in St. Francis
district, with representatives from Borne oft *churches,
met in the afternoon at the parsonage in Waterville,
for prayer and the u ual examin.tion of the pastor elect.
The public service for the purpose of ordination was
then held. There was • very goo gathering of people
from the neighbourhood and from a distance. The
introductory service* were marinated by Rev. A. J.
Parker of Danville. Mr. Parker preached az.u/
instructive sermon from • cte , 42. The
qtrestio. s were put to tbe ohuroh and pastor-elect by
;ay J Campbell of Melbourne, Mr Purids, in reply,
gi‘ ing a clear statement of his view. of Hiving, truth,
of lus own thristian eaperienee, of his views of the
work of the ministry. and hie desire to exercise this in
connection with Congregational ohurohea. The ordina-
tion plc,: was then offered by Rev. A. Duff
Sherbroo and aocompanied "by the laying on of te
hands of pr._abetery." Rev. E J Sherri lof Eaton,
gave to Mr. Nrkiethe right hand of fellowahip, address-
Mg to him a few ii•.rnest and oving words of welcome
to the wane of his future labours and to co-operation
in every good work and labour of love Rev. L. P.
Adams of Fitch Ray briedy addressed the pastor on
the work of preaching Christ and Him crucified as not
altogether manned to the pulpit, but to be carried on
every day, at every opportunity of meeting his fellow
men- 'the church was then addressed by Rev. J.
Rogers of Stanstead They were counselled to esteem
their pastor for hi• work's cake; to uphold his hands,
to labour with him, to cheer and encourage him for the
sake of the work he would engage in. The service was
closed by the benediction of the newly ordained
miniseer.