The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-03 00:00:00

IZOELLIGIINCI

PIRZFIZNENTS AND rvotnissava.—dlev. J. Bit-
law. incumbent of Fidel& Brairshire ; Rev. 0. J.
• Beadier, rector of Ewherat, Bonier; Rev. R. Cople-
stow, vicar rf Insontan —p.trotis, She Dean and
Chapter of St ; Rev. R. Cci, f•OtOT of Har-
dispitonr, Northampton; Rev. J. W. Cobb. IL A.
curate of Nurthohurch, Herta, incumbent of Kidinore
Red, Oiforilshire—patron, the Lord Biahop of Oxford ;
Rev. C. R. Grey% riser of Shilsvith. 'Turk; lte•. R.
H. Gibbon, rector of Cholmondiston, Suffolk Raw. C.
Hooker, vicar of Trainman% Cornwall ; Rev. Ir. Rota.
assistant chaplain, Bombay i Rev. T. L.
HOMO., vicar of Aidborritigh and perpetual curate of
Little Cuadra ; Rev. H. li.ivll. canon of alt. Paul's,
rector of Barnes, Surrey—patrons. the Dean and
Chapter of Si. Paul's; Bev. IL. Parry. rector of
Lisavihnegel-y-peasent, esnasswee ; Rev. W. W.
Phelps, M. A. , arckulmiciou and canoe of Carlisle; Rev.
R. & Roach ilissimbent if St James's, Rochdale,
Lancashire ,• Rev. C. S. addle, inimulbent of Bar-
rington, Vfilts Rev. . Tredry, viair of Poway,
Cornwall.

llsrmaosmorr or Tee Asionsmor or You
Tbe enthronement of Archbishop Thomson took pleas
in York Minster on Wednesday morning. Nearly 300
of Um claw of the diocese were present in surplkee (a
novelty in York.) The proomMosial chant (Nelms tali.
cisii.) was • new mid beautiful one by Pr. Monk. This
was the first attempt at processional cheating iiirej
heard in York Minster, sad was eery imbessful. The
Litany was chanted by the Rev. W. Guest and the sub-
chanter to Tallies mimic, with organ accompaniment.
When the enthronement had been completed, the choir
sang "Ti Decor" to Croft's music in A. Th."
lujab Chorus" was gloriously sung, and the archbishop
disurimed the congregation with the benediction,
fiutarrog.—As we (Noneomformist) lately gave pub-
licity to an incideet occurring in tkas neighbourhood,
which had the spiesersoos of ecclesiastical exclusive-
ness, we have the greater pleasure in noticing • UN of
an opposite character. Repotting an opening perform.
&nos on an organ last presented to the Congregational
Church at Elorblton by William Levers, Seq., the
Surrey Coma says:—" Another feature in the evening's
performance, and ono which to us wad peculiarly agree-
able, was the attendance of the choir from the parish
chunk at Kingston, to aid with their voices in the
singing of Jackson's "Ti Des." and other portions of
the Morph service. This is as it should be : Arst, it
was very orielitable,ml showed great kindness of spirit
on the part of the Kingston choir to join in the celebra-
tion of the service in • Nonconformist chapel ; secondly,
II showed an equal broadness of spirit for Dissenters to
raise no objection to the singing of the church service.
We did bat wipers to hear in a Nocomformist chapel
the soulinspiring strains of the "To Dem," " We
praise Thee, 0 Ged," and ere hail it as the harbinger of
better things, and as showing that where men' bold
the Head' there is but one Church; and we heartily
joined in the words of ascription to Christ as the Heed
of the Church non didst open Um kingdom of
heaven to eli believe,.,'"

Fun CHUICII AT Gicoucmarem.—Sonie six months
no • Free Church wee instahlished at Cilosteaster at the
Theatre —the Rev. James Nernahato, formerly el the
Congregation (lapel, being the minister. On Tuesday
night Mr. Renahue was entertained at tee by the
members of his congreption, in the handsome assembly
room attuned to the theatre, and between 400 and 000
=lwere present. The rev. gentleman delivered •
deals, in which be spoke of the estthilehment of
%be Erse Olattreh as an entire thous% His congrop-
Mot had hien Sneeringly (pave of "as • parubby lot of
school children" and "iii. riff-rad of Greeirter ;" be
appealed to the crowd by whom he was surrottnded as
an answer ta this, and said, remembering whom Jesus
Christ rune to save, he would rather be the means of
reclaiming one Magdalen or mamb than be the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury. Financially, too, the Free
Church is an entire success; for, though Ile had not
obtained 6o large • salary as he derived when at South-
gate Mattel, yet the voluntary contributions made
every Sunday had provided him a suMelency, and he
had enjoyed • freedom from excitement and ill health,
and an abuser of expenditure which he had saver
' before experiencred. He expressed his unarmed
I opinion that the Church of Ragland, when properly
represented, was the mkt wriest form of church
government and doctrine on earth, and said he still in-
tended to aptly to be received with his congregation
into the bosom of the National Charch ; if they were
refused admission, the sin of schism would rest with
the Church, and not with them. Mr. Runt, the
treasure., read • financial statement, which showed that
all the expenses attending the use of the Thutm as •
place of worship and the incidental outlay had been
met by subscriptions, and that there egg still • small
balance in hand.

Tbe Bishop of Capetown and Mrs. Gray, and Bishop
Tozer, are to sail for Africa on the sth inst.
The Bishops of Melbourne aod British Columbia are
both eapitetad to arrive in England in the coarse of •
few weeks.

The followingl. the commithie of Convocation oft
Bishop Coleaso's book :—The Deana of Canterbury, Ely,
and Westminster ; the Archdeacons of Bath, Berk.,
London, fdarton, and Taunton; Procton—the HAWK J.
Brantaton, Harold Browies, Dr. Jobb. Dr. MI. Pro-
(moor Jeremie, Chancellor Ilassiorberd, EL: Bladrensie,
Dr. McQud., Moon Selwyn, Dr. Williams, and Wzon
Wordlndieb.

BArriari or NITS ADULT JIWIL—Oo bands, after-
noon, the 22nd lilt, the Rev. Dr. Ewald baptise4 nine
adult Jews at his Hebrew service. These nonverte have
been for • ontaiderable tine under his care, and are
Lb. fruits *he Wanderers Howie and Jewesses' Howie.
Amongst the candidates was an aged aoupte, au English
Jew and his wife, who.. Dr. Ewald had known for
yenta mo iadrtd rite was witnessed by a large number
of ;etre, eho WAWA to The *bats Berries with marked
attention.