The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

CHIPPENHAM.

A Mamas Mtiiwase.—• short time "Moe slitter
arrieed at this Po 4 011ee, directed to " Mr. Robert
Perms& ChiPPeellect. Wilts," and whisk waft in dee
course delivered to a Robert Per• 008 residing in the
White Hart Yard, be being the oaly person of that
mune is the town. Persons, it appears, is not much of
• scholar, and cannot read writing except in very plata
'banisters. On opening the latter be found inside •
sheqiis for LW Ts. 8.1., which be meld read, and the
only portion of the letter that accompanied it whit be
meld melte out were the words "Robert Parma." He
has, it seems, two brothers in Australia in good pod-
Won, and from one of these brethets be said he wee
impinging • slim of 1110M1, Bel before cashing the
cheque, be west to lie. Weal Amity's orMae. for the
prom of getting hlm to read the letter ; bat that
puthiman not being at boons, it was handed to am of
It. clerks, who read it to himself. mid therewith told
Parsoes that it was all right, and be orwild get the
cheque coshed at the Beek. He aesordingly took it to
the Willa and Don't Hank, and having endorsed it,
reenived the full amount. with whist' be Moe paid all
his debts, next provided new oboes and other
artleies tar be family, together with • Sew somfewle
for the Inner man wlsieb rodosed the balsam in
hand to lilt, Bc 1141 fie*. OM mirror wee dismovered.
The leimmWlldeb diese from the km of Hamplerins end
,O. fora' merchants. Briefed, simaild We hops
*dimmed to WI, Robert FialPog. Choate" the suorb.
1 being for a holism due up.% the rtate of 110IM• peas.
I To Parboas,,zalbe Is tut IniAlde "idermemileases, it is bat
dee to Kato Heat he MI sof phiezlace,isedisr le es,
way ; he and midi to 'Soo rSe epode/We ;
ead 1M she Mules that lie ' Hie letter in
at the Hank with the cheque.
.8p Gm. be meld
openly ; sod the Pe "8 ar his diet I. proof :
Zullooesalt.A islets. they IMP'S seer
witeold. 1 bed LA hot dunes.. pree up, is
soot as the ' ' .WM dimpossood. He Isollier Mateo
AM lee not aware of the contenta of the letter
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it boissesi.—Dovissa emetie.

BRLDFORD-ON•AVON.

Re-orsarno or raa Caancat.—Tbri dee old church
of Brarifordoe-Aven, wilt= bee for a big time pa=
been undergoing restoration, and os whisk; between
I £4,000 and £5,000 has bean expended, was re-oessed for
I dirks senior on Tuesday. The arolsiteet, My CHB, of
Beth, while serepulously preserving an that was really
good and ancient, and producing a most sums
fel restoration, has removed all these teases of
ita age whose taste is now aanowledged by
all to bare been at least • raid
and b..shown as the cherish as it waelk;au takir
devotion of the Halls, and Hortoes, and =hiss who
lived it a time when te auty in architecture wire more
noilerabod end awmuteled than in the tele iralerseest
Naturals, made th, list gr.= additions to the stractsre.
Thi parishioners have nobly done the work of restora-
tion ; and Bradford has now just oases to feel proud
of its dite and imposing Church. Its plan of M-
atadi= the tower (which has, by the way, • beautiful
groin= roof, and panelled =oh connected with it)
gives great Ingth to It; and nothing really re-
mains to be dose 11•Ve the obanceL The elowto
of reitoring this part of the Church devolves
on the Reston, who are the Dean eat Chapter at
Bristol, or their representetives. Ns= beitrione,
we understand, by the vicar and sow= of his p =en
by private elm, to
make the interior of the anoel
more It for the deepness selehration of M•foe zr:gbi.ae,
het the interior rental= un as yet tseehed,
urgently putt= restoration, the walls being somit sine
mat° not of the Pereeadioniss, bead imam by
large hare streeebiag from side to side within the
tibureit- Thaw ims been some Degosiatione, we
believe, es the part of the Bockulastical Com-
missioners with the lease of the Dees and
Chapter on the abject, bat as yet, It has led to so
thorough =building sash as is nested. We hope,. bow-
ever, that Wiese via long this parting of the work will
be preseaded iith, in order to Wag the chainsolidmn
Into homier with the rest of the chatels. The lose)-
last vicar (thellev. W. IL Josses) took the int ein
the =hie week, and by the joint of good eharohmen,
the =snub hes bees resdered me= for the pre=
=to whisk it le disdhansit, and worthy of the pie-
otd tows is abisit it steeds- arid if the arti-
sees with WA= the unit.. on Tamed= were resr4ned
may betakes as as Wog of the feelinp of the lobs its
Shoe. spend 'wry term to believe that th• re-opipiss
of the ail seri= *bur= sub. be many • =we it far
deeper esfeicies thas any =tonal whairatios gas
=dem The lard Bishop of the Drosses preashed the
"oohs' rinoos, welectiag for his text the lat.veres of
the dlfil 114.,5ad tie &sow= was an espreltian of
ids Lordship. views epos the two great sad isspestant
sables= vie., Apostolis aressession sad the Ursiee ii
Chrlitesdois. The oolleetion amputated to nearly 5.