The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

BIANDFORD.

TRAVELS TifitoUOß EOTIPT, 811111 A, AID Till
MOLT LAllll3.—Ou Monday tvesiag • lectors ectith d
" A story at Trsiel." by 0.?. Louth, Req., we
-delivered in tbe Genuzahaage, Bleadford. to amid o,
niwor a fond Inv the erection of New Infant School
The room notwithstanding the inalemeney of the we.the,
was three rose Ailed ; peat the lecture, -hid. WZ. .I.ly
illustrated by lowa large ailed sad excellent vises 01
nice. sad memos through ableb Aft Louth had reeved
to his travels, MI irrilOilotly aprhatted. Mr. T. EL
Bastard, is protasis. • vote of thanks le Nr. Lowtl-,
spoke very highly el his views by which his lactate h.
been Mutinied. The Rev. W. Percy cordially socostied
th. eau of th.olt.; sod said he !aped that a,•
laiarsdhat lecture they bad listesed to, would cause all
t feela greaser isteuet in Use study of the Scripts...,
sod ta the cesatry of which they bad sow beard each
se isiteeseUsi ottah—icheinsh

COUNTY Coal?, Monday, Jan. lOC—Before
X. Hermit. Esq., Judge —The business at thia Court
wee very light ; ino.4 of the ceme entered bole' with.
draws. The only ones of 'uterine were John Wright
• Thomas Miles.—Tbie was aa adjoerned caw, and was
• shim for wages for work done on the estate of J. J.
froggehernan, reg.,•Plaintiff mid that he ma ern.
.wn by Er. Meible to work for the defen•Mat, oh
awe making • pond. He worked on the 23r1, 24th,
3141,. and part of attit M•y. Whim bg orot to won
the defendant add he did not hn.. if they meted him
•or not, bet., he wm some he might May. That .4
the sesond time, shoo, in emismeekee of some derma,
the pool had to be repaired.-11r. Heikki deemed than
be gem the plaititilf orders to moist the defendant, tan
had beim elegem' to make the peed by Mese wort.
He (defendant) asked for help. The peed wee Weed.,
mime it wes first mule, and had to he repoired, end by
Mr. Wightatan's orders (node, lattliiE). the plaintiff
went to assist the entond time. —His tinnonv nail vh.ra
mold bp no doubt in the ems. The pleiati arm
ordered by the WI& to amiss 'be defeodeat, who ha,
token some work by ommerermat. He had his awoke-
seA moot therefore pay him. —Jprimnent foe the
amouqt claimed ia 14 day..—a. Digo e. Ayres.—
Claire for an overenet. Defendant eoltnow=ied that
be gave the order. bat deelarad 1.1 bed not md the
met. —Pl•intiff proved that he dt liver d lb. met at the
tlefendent's lodgings. and HIM the landlady told him the
defendaat mom lb. mat, and atrettl to flgerminater,
where be sold it kw drink.—Jadvnest fee ghe eldim in
Es. lestahneete. Elisabeth Ainsworth e. H. J.
Meashall.—Thil be. a forigment to enforce an arrive of
t .tart for the support of an illegitimate and. .bieh
the defendant MA by written agreement, provoked be
keep.--111r. Moore appeared for the defendant, end
seked for time. He stated that be reed. d with he
lathe,. That be wax a married moo, with • family.
and that be had nothing but what his fatber agreed to
ogles hint for hie support. —Hie Flower *aired if the
defendant was in Court, and on receiving .n answer in
the negative, impremad hie surprise, and said it wss •
very had ear, and sentiment the defendant to 30 days'
imprisona.ent in D .rebeeter gaol.

Sract•L Butmons sou van Ntw Tnag.—Tbs
Rev. B. 1311•'• mintiter of the Independent Chapel,
eowiessced his ammal emim of sermons for the Nee
yam., its Sunday evening. The attendances was sot quite
Ito large 11.• OS forum, oricasiosta. The 111 V.
oboes for his subj-ct this year he Ma/eater of
taking hie lest from Daniel lot, clamor ll e'er,.
But Dasiel I.orPowl in his bend that he would n. t
dere histerU with the king'. cleat nor with the wine
ns drank." Alter contrasting the captivity lind
gayety which followed war is form r days •ith the
a v..,. still mating in Africa and until lately in other
portions ef the world, sod shawls( that under the
former men of-indoence and learning were oft.. ',dui,
to high perit.ons in the land at their captivity, erbiel.
was th two with Daniel and his throe enmplusions
ata, pac..ehee sttenti..n to the following is.
portent facts: lit that in the mime. God's provide's
Ire innocent might be railed to eater with the coda,
Only by the light of rovolatiso 'mild we sole, ti •
seeming perplexity of this nivaagentoat. Probably
ii
might be to le•re without eats.. those who releete.l
the acre of mercy that others placed in the moat
advents eirousastaacee maintained their religious pun.
chiles. This Ins the owe with Limiel and ho.
companions. !trolly nod obielly—Tbesooduct of Daniel
proved that man wee not the mentors of oirotunatano
it maws napaste be might bt so int.rally, even 555 10111 i
vOS .gh"4"'d Physic...lly by residing for • time Ina foreign
ocematcy, bat the hickory a Quaid Prvevd that andir
the most dissitmemgema ancomay.anime, • tree scirvaet '
• Gm amid maintain his inter*, sod his
Daniel at the very must of his oMAlwill 1... • I
sold' stead. Re would sot tiedlat with
the king's outot, though the rigout to do so might
ilmo bring him in danger of losing his owe lifc
and of thom who mire estrusted to his keeping.
This troth— that man was not the creature of llir•
esmatenoes in the sense in erb+ch it wa• ittner-111
urged—he (the nromilmr) wiahri particularly to lawn-s-
epta all nownt and wpecially upon young mein
Daniel made the eiremestiumee of his life to bend
to his own edvansesent by his ten.imeei eonducy.
There Wife some who put forth as an excuse for not
being lecidrel sharamon, the clresmstanem in which
thry wen niawde bed the 0.21.1"1." tbst were obliged
to eine& ate with, but the tionduct of Daniel eas.litectly
opposed to this. Again mint-time shoos circumstaneea
which men rosarded ea being I avoomble to the consider..
Ow of their immortal lawns* proved not to be so.
How many pat of the onviidemtellia of them eolemn
nhisets till s day el sickness, or ton leimre tim.-.
Rut the moieties' made on a deb bed wen oft,
fonottso with rolassintg health and etneeept. That
stoggioxyriergWee IMF se his beds, eau eried•we .
tenet miumpalp iddineep vie* Oho

night's free' bad fixed in all Its beauty, an on tbo Sop
Is mountain, in h•ri, well.ch fined ohiteseter. • moo.
Bug no noon“ tb• tan aline soon it than ,t all
dowlead awe,. Bea wee the we with oweny, who In
the day of efietion rerwlvtdto Owe their beerts to 0.4,
hut wheil h.Nuna,,,oe of pro•tewhy came. their r.eteesa
was law the ...rola dew, wider/ 4.4 meats away.
The rev. ',Airman earnestly eakosted all ete.ont to
follow lb. esansele of Dasiel. and awerleded by a few,
reworks on tie third bead of Ida dionerse ; fidelity to
God has aonsetimes a praeoat reward.

STA LBR IDOL
, AITIMPT A? Antal"! —On Ronda), • 'nuns
woman named Daffett, who was staying with het
sinter at the Swan Inn, in this b,wri, wide •
daliberate attempt to take avay her life, by se allow.
a quantity of oil of yitriel. The affair was
immediately dieoosered, sod • powder emetic wa•
administered.