The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12 00:00:00

eultsiutical Intelliiunct.

TRI ST. A LBAN'II RITUAL CANS.- In the Court oi
Queen'. Renck in the OUNI Martin v. lisokonochle,
the Chisf Justice has granted a role to show ranee
why c prohibition should not be awarded to restrain
further proceediup in the 0~1 of Appeal on the
ground that the court was improperly constituted.

PIWITSTAINT COAtIMINCL—Vi• 11;0 Mash pleasure
in Whim attention to the following announcement :—A
oonfersnee is arranged to take place of the friends or
the Proteitant truth, of the Established Chun*, to take
Into consideration the present arials in the chunk and
the messing duty of the earnest members of the eliersth
to o.tubine in resisting the Romaniaing doctrines
and ritual now so eat...naively prerailleg. This
conference is appointed to take ohoe on Tuesday,
Nov. 98, and will b. held in the Rational Mob,
or soots other manila place. Farther par-
ticular, will be ready in a firw dam and will be
forwarded upon sppliaation to the °See of the Chmell
Association, 12, York buildings, Adelphi, London.—
Merck Associa!ion Intel!igniter.

MAU AND 11011311TACHtL cony the misinined
from the Church Nevi of October 16, 1867 :—" Com-
municants with Moustachioe. find it sissy,
altliongh I have moustaehim, to moseys the Blood at
the Holy Commanion into my mouth without demon-
tioo, if the chalice is given into my hands otherwim it
is very difficult. Last Sunday I oomnionicated at •
Ritualistic church, and through the officiating clergy-
man keeping the chaliee in 'his band, I vu utterly
unable to receive the Lord's atoning Blood, except in •
manner which for a moment led toe tomialt that the
Roman use was in foram among us. W. R. [Rod not
the ,irriter better go t. Rome at Rome won't some to him!
Editor, C. A. ll—Church Astociatiois lafelligeneer.

Drawn° or • New RITUALISTIC CHAPEL 111
BRISTOL. The new chapel ermsted by Mr. C. A W.
Dundee, better known ex Brother Cyprian, was opened
on Wednesday. The building is situated in Richmond.
road, Montpelier, and has coat about £2OOO, the whole :
of which ha. been defrayed by Mr. Dendu. The
decorations used to lend elect to the "opening"'
oonsisted almost exclusively of evergreen... The mod
wean webs surmounted with six massive candleeticke,
in which were bog triadic,. The high altar is • very
elaborate etrociture of Caen stone. Six lighted candles
were placed on the altar during the sermon In the
place usually retained to the ten commandments, are
paintings representing the twelve Apostles, in the
centre beings large crucifix. At shout half.peet eleven
a procession of aoolytet, Hindi..., and choristers, wear-
ing surplices and camooks, beaded by an acolyte bearing
• crudes, entered the *lewd singing • processional
Psalm. Mr. Dundee. the warden of St. Augustine's,
and the Rex. W. Valet, rector of Ardeley, brought up
the Fermis( the procession, the latter wearing a richly.
ernbroidi red cope soda biretta. The warden wore •
cassock and tippet of the Confraternity of St.
Anguetine'a The procession went slowly along the
left &Oh., up the nave, down the right aisle, and up the
nave again to the channel, which they entered, and
having eoncluded the Peal in, the ehoristers toolitbeir seats
on each side. The " odleiant," standing in the middle
of the chancel, then oronmentied the eervies. After •
short prayer, the warden of St. Augustine's withdrew,
with an assistant, to the steps by which the chancel is
approached, and kneeling there he sang the Litany. A
hymn wait sung, other prayers intoned, and then the
"efficient," attended by his assistants, the warden sad
acolytes, proceeded to the fist,and placing his beads
upon it, intoned • prayer of dedication. Some other
prayers having been intoned at the chancel steps, the
" efficient," standing in frost of the altar, placed his
hand upon ikand intoned • prayer,of which the following
fornsed a part i—" And grant us, credo= Lord, in the
Holy Sacrament of Thy lone so to eat the flesh of Thy
dear Son, Jesus Christ, Ana to drink His blood', that
our sinful bodies may be made clean by His most sacred
body, and our minis washed through his most precious
blond, and that we may evermore dwell in Him and He
in us. (R.) Amen." The sermon vas preached by the
Rev. W. Males, who during its delivery ware a
surplice and stole. At the eonelusion the "efficient"
and warden retired, end shortly afterwards re-entered
the *harsh in procession, led by • cross bearer and
thuriter carrying • censer. The "celeient" wore
alb and chasuble, the warden and !fruiter wearing
richly embroidered tunicles, The "efficient" having
been himself inceneed, took the swum and urea, It
, gracefully to and fro about the altar and its =mounding',
until they were slightly obscured from view by the
smoke. The communion service was then proceeded
with. There were but few crimmunieants. The
"efficient" made the sign of the cross with the cop
b.fors each of the eommenieants before handing them
the wine. At the °occlusion of the service the
procession was reformed as it first entered the chapel,
and retired singing.—Bristol Flamm—A correspon-
dent of the some journal writ..:—" In the proinedinge,
bowing down to the crucifix formed • prominent part.
Above the altar, on a green crow is enspended • dub-
coloured model, some three feet in length. Non.
°Maisie were forbidden to tread the very floor of the
chaneal, but the erstfix warned • fine work of art. To
it the acrolyteu bowed when passing the altar. For •
moment all the singers fell on their knees facing it,
when they recited that pert of the creed, 'end wee
made man.' To it the offleiant lifted high the wafers
and the cup when ealebrating mass; and before it the
ladies bowed very low indeed when kneeling to receive
the wafer and the wine. Now, if this be not idolatry,
what is it I Is it not tsi be regretted that Mr. Dundee,
with his kind aid to the young, should initiate them
into each pr istioes? Then, as te the Rev. W. Malet.
Are his proceedings sanctioned by the Bishop of
Rochester? and if, as is proabably the case, his lord-
ship is not swam of them, ought they not to be plamed
WWI him r