The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

',42.ISBURY DIOCBSAT!. CHURCH BUILDING

£BOCIATION.

The %windy meeting of this Association was held
on Thursday. the 2nd inst.. at the Bnerd-room, In the
Clone at this city. The chair was taken be the Very
Rev. the Demi. and then worn nrment, the Re, C.non
Tuber. the Rev. C 11•00•11., Lear the Rev. likhdean
Eyre, the Right Ron. Earl Nelsen
iVreasurer). and the
Rms. Charles Lawtord nod It. H. utchinge (Diocesan
Secrets, Ms). .

ill useet mason considered wee from Canou
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Gattreie, for sod towards an extensive restoration,
imeludiag the re-peeing, of the parish church of Caine,
in the Areleteaconry ci Wilts and Rural Deanery of
'Amesbury. The population of the pariah is 5.007. aed
although the present aosommostallon is set down for
1,200, it appeared that a eonsiderable number of the
sittinp at. totally useless. frees their being so situated
as to entirely prvelude thou elm use them from seeing or
bearing the minister, or joining in the service. stranding
to the plans Velure the committee, the eased souther
of aittinp will be reduced; but, notwithstanding this,
the accommodation in reality will be considerably aug•
inented by the proposed rearrangement, the actual gain
in the body of the edifice being estimated at about 200
aittinip. At present there ue many appropriated pews
in the church, but under the new arrangement the '
whole are to be free_ 'lle total cost of the work jab
be r 3,370. of which C 2,250 has been provided, end the
committee, therefore, voted a grant of ClOO.
The next cue was an application from the Rey, it C.
Mason, foe • grant to aid the re-seating of likehfont
• Church, in the Arelideaconry of Wilt. and Rural
Deanery of Potterne, the total oast of which is esti-
mated at £OOO, of which about half only has been
raised. Certain alterations in the plane were suggested
by the Diocesan Architect, and recommended by the
committee le be carried out, and subject to their sdop-
tien a conditional grant of MOO was agreed upon.
An application wee received from the Rev John Don-
au, for as augmentation of the grant of £3O voted at
'Us lest meeting of the committee, towards re-building
-a portioe of ',Tatham Church, in the Arelideaeonry of
'ilts and Rural Deanery of Aubary, the eat of which
was then stated to he £1,128; but, owing to the want of
more ieformation, the Scerd were nnabie to entertain
theism.

in» seat come was that of Okeford Pits:mine, in the
itrandasoonry of Dorset. ThM was en application from
•the Rev. R. C. Prior, which cams before tbe committee
in March last, in Teleran*, to re-building the church.
' The Incorporated Parent Society took objection to the
plena. and the Hoard thereupon promised a grant of fBO,
provided any alterations which might be required were
made. It now &spewed that the necemary coaditions
tad been complied with, and the inereme of eittinge
amounting to the number stated, it warn deter mined to
isomer the original grant to CLOD.
The neat case cionalierod was en application from the
Rev. C. Woodcock, for assistance to aid tho taking
down and rebuilding the parish church of Chardetook,
In the Arehdemeonry of Dorset. The prompt odd"
mate OA and the proposed new church is to cantina
fin Mathis, VS of -which are to be free and unnppro-
priMed. As the total estimated cost is to be £4„ and
only ad:Saul be raised, the committee promised a
pant of fllO
The only remaining business was in reference to gruits
airsedy promised, and the usual oertilioetee of the com-
pletion of the works having been received, payment warn
rinisned to the to/lowing awe : —llOO voted in January
bet towards the enlargement of 181. Stephen's Church,
, Wilt.; CU voted in April, 1861, towards
Tbriel-bu eding a Oborne Church, in the trchd.acosry
of Desist; £73 voted in January, 1861, towards the
metheitii he., of Bedminster Church, Dorset; and 130
voted in Wirth, 1880, towns* the re-building of Hawk.
Ahura thatch, in the elms county.

BALIRBURY.-Ourr Part, INIMMOtte, Monday. -
Haws J. Runsy Res „Lekalrwan. J. C. Wheeler, F.
' At:Mood, and T. W. umart,
Om following hem= were trassferred i-Wegon
asil Home Inn. Fahertos, from M LAWillooo to
William Coombe. MAW, Arms Inn. fmhertun. from
Will. Cooper to JWin Cottel. lti ing Sun Inn,
,Ceelle-strest. frosi George Harris to Henry Uphill
Gems liessiose were granted to Mr. Johe White,
Irishqsarket ; Mr. John Davis, Fish-market ; Mr.
Dawes, Brown-Meet ; Mr. Wright, Butcher Row;
and Mr. Stay, Castle-street
LISACILT -Themes Goad was senunosed for asesalt.
Mg Charles Junes A dey, stonemason. Piohortos -It
appeared that os the illst of June lam the omphonant
wee standing in frost of Mr. Terra's in the Blue Rear
Row, when the defendant mum nip and put hints If in
• toting Mamie. Re asked hire if be wanted a
mead or two, and seem=ent requeeted hien to keep
a Mil tongue is his This advise was not
malegily remind by the defendeet, who gave Ailey •
blow in the lace. Geoid afterwards humped his head
in the emplainasts him and otherwise gaild him
The latter dueled having given the defendant any
bet as Miaserviees evening it appears
=l:sajor seeds were by the emplainant to the
Sistarisai winch were olimisitre to him May then
Midi's' that he was may " Lefties." mod asked Gould
to teas me settee at what be had said --Thome Grist
stated that be saw the defendant strike the empainant
in the foie. -The defendant said the complainant had
called him improper imam, or otherwise be should sot
Lye Musk aim. He um is a seed.. at the time, but
be was oatmeal, merry for what he had dues -The
ompleinest did not wish Is pore for a Leavy, and
the megietrates islisted • perky el 2e. gd. and the
=• week's merimment.
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ASSAULT. -James limier, a 11•4er living
at Woodford. wee SSISISOINNI for smashes ".
boy
named John Holly, 14 years of age, on the barely...
The eampiiimani skied Una be lived inCulyeriaeog,
mid en Mr dais ggestim be had hem louse ilk slaw.
tilt.IMS there with a wegpo and home. Deriadmt
DOS to make • Doha, or be would fright,.s the
hem*. A boy who was with defendant rlleibia
Another boy who eas with hint (complement' Rieke to
the hones, and tux mewed on. The defendant then
came up and Ml* him with Um whip, and them were
rnarke upon his legs CoMplainant iiibitbiso!
mono sluaters for tpoo, lint the defend,* ponied
km out and sopip him. He did not 'mow the
defeatist, nor did speak to the horse.. DeMadant
y«, Pm did. you Sad " Ges.up," and Wad no
Country /oho "-Alibis Grey, the oomplainane•
Masa gave serreherative soridenea She vas quite
minis that her brother did set Vomit rigor to th•
home or the man. Defendant best him segirtiaarm
hi -
ller with his •hip. It wee a be, named
who called him "Country John "-Defendant said
bays hellead at the bane& and then ran mtg.
eemplainest aftemards turned round and "Meer
teem He thee Meek him with the whit,. !!=
obliged to wise the hones to prevent their
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