The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1878.

Mr. G. Curtis, of Poule, was elected Treasurers to hroli.gbi.tatontolexterliollefact :Ler for 19 l•on, of ohla the follow-
th.. room of Mr. Hodges.
Mr. COll7lll had pleasure in movlng—" That this 1 regret Ido not feel
the good cause not once did, but my heart I. as meek in It se
,0, metal to attending and eupeornsg
ain nomi • belaying no do that In the critical slats of that country
contemn°, has beard with touch p•in of the moles of
Mr. tf• illodgr. tot t.° allow to be with. rd to nothing but Total Abetinence, hand la
D.r.rd s• 'ls°l' 'r Lb° htoodol'°°. "°art'ly •""" hand with severe reatrictiee law, on, form a combination
him for hi. (tee expenditure of Line, money, and strong enough, under God, to cast down the D.D.O
of
talent, first as President, and sound no Truserer for Alcohol, which Is now actually rampant amonget all castes
ciztit yeses. and earneatly hope. that Ina may ere long i and bah sues.'
be fund egs.in working with those who bsie over 1
Counted it.' honour to be his compalou to temper-
Rae • (Vele."
Min Roes (Relabel well) seconded, and it was unapt-
wady ad..p.• I.
Mr. it tlLgli pretiental 10 . from the Lifeboat
toles, Poole. Maid great applst.se.
It was generally believed he and by. all the lodged
would help this association, Mr. Curtis tune° ing his
call 'rue that they would wine to see that in so far as
they was turporitsg this aseoidatton they were pro-
moting the legal 1140.0 work of Good Temptable.
The Roe. (1. 11. PAINT proposed the rwappointment
of )iners. Venal:mu and Bell on miselestarks, and that
all attentione an to their reinnueratioe. M., he referred
to the orinolitt..c. Carried.
Mr. BODONI. t' e teamster, of Blandford, now joined
the meeting, and presented his report of the Gumless,
showing personal aubariptione En 7s. 61. • affiliation
fees for put year ER 134. ; for present yea. £s.i 04. 61. ;
El 7e. from Church Knout., no peueeds of an eutertein-
went, fete reee'p'. gal 61. 4) I.; and other reuipto;
amounting 1,/ .C 251 1101. tjl. The oapenditure
amounted to EVIO 19.. 11)d. The adverse betwixt is
abut the same se 15.4 year. A profit of £l4 was
obtsioed by the fete. Mn. Bodges exPloioed that there
wan about £46 outstanding, and he utet • good deal of
It might h bJell alluded If it had been asked for by
the iniettenuler.
The Rey. S. KNILL propose 1 the hearty thanks of
el 6 eonfereteas be given to the Rev. G. H. Penny for
his cheering sermon, preached in the Holy Trinity
chetah, and to the Rec. H. Everett, the Rector, for
autism the use of the church and trading the pr quint.
The Rev, 0. M•negl. asoondrd, and said IN was very
grata.' to be precont. He thought it 'sign of progrees
tleit the etlarobes of the establishment were now so
moil, opened to them a such ocessioes.
I. solution was heartily • I opted.
Tee Bey. O. If. PIMIST rept, I. sad said Mr. Everett.
takes a real intcest to the matter, and be believed
before long he woeld join with them. He (Mr.
Er. rett) was a total %Walther. and being asked at to
the results said" I dal fini any differsnoe at all at
any rate." Mr. Einwett was aglow to establish • kind
of clublo. in in the towa for working op n where they
could meet other than at the alight-home.
The Rev B. TBOM4III moved a resolution for the
sonolotment of • oolperteur in • locality not visited by
the nimioaartee as • trial. Many poisons through
pr. iodine would not go to • temperance meeting, but
by means of • colporteur they might be reached.

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL.
WIDIIIIOD tr.—Presort : Tbe Mayor 0. J. 0.
Gregory), Aldermen O. Curate, J. Ipin, and H.
Look (who sated for the Town Clerk); Council/on
J. F. Hodges, W. Slade, and T. Beaten.
Alden:eau Lc it cowl the repoit of tbn Watch Com-
mine e. They risoornmei del the salary of the Sept. of
tl-e Police should be increased from cgs to £lOO •
year. The wave, of the Coon for the ensuing year
amounted to £422, and the other expenses made up
total of £541 3s. 41. The valuation of the polio.
district is £1321 A rate of 51. in the pound would
rive £425 10a. Id., and the Government allowance
would provide the rest ; is they recommended a six-
penny rate..
no Mat oit said that was the same as had been made
ler soon years past.
Mr BANSWIT said.. soon satiny got an efficient man
he kb end joiced 'nether fano.
The Moroi ind they must either increase their pay
or Rio borough would simply he • training school.
Hr. Ehownw said be tined °outside Cobb had
applied for appointment in the Weymouth force. When
he resigned he maid be we. going borne to angst his
father on a farm. II- thought it • pity to lose • good
man for the wakw of • few *hilltop.
lb. m•Tot said we hail made AO allocation Is OUT
Mr. Loon nil it was eider oonalderaLlin of the
Wein Committee. . _

Mr. Balfour While we are maid/Flag we lows our
best men.
Mr. HODOIII I bought rie.conaideration Irisl ewe ntial
The Mal OS rid they eoald nog espeet mos to stay
here whew by golog a few masa they eould get as
&dilutes of 34. . .

Alderman Oacrlit thought increasing the Elaperin•
tendent Eli, and making no advanes in the others
would create dimatutaation ; he thought the subject
should be considered in regard to the whole Num.
Mr. SLAIN{ said we at pay as Leah ma they do al
Weymouth.
In NW/a to the MAYOR, Supt. Coward said Cobb
w.s as high sis be mould g.t bore am a oonstable and bad
210. a wash; at Weymouth the meltable, oommenoed
at 21a. . . .

I WM represented that it was aeourtary • watch rate
should new be male.
Alderman Gunn moved the adoption of so mush of
tbs report no relates to the making of • rate, and that
the rut be roferred bask to tke committee to consider
the wages of the whole form.
Alderman CUR= secionded, and it was osrried
Some conversation took place about enelosing this
unocaupled plot of groati•l on Su Wollaston estate,
which would out about 1.10, but altimately ihe ques-
tion was allowed to stead over.
The Surveyor (Mr. Wood) was allowed LIS for fruit
trees h• hu planted in the waterworks garden, and fee
&mop too suit of clothes in working In the well.
The Mayor, Masora. Golpin, Couch., and Bennett
were appolotowl a committee to confer with the
oommittee of the Vocal AsitociaUou relative to the
posing of an trgan in tile Corn nebulae by the
Aseatiation.

_
The Rev. 0. IL PINNY aeoondod pro Arlin.' that it
micht he discussed.
The feeling of the conference being against the pro-
poiwd responsibility. the motion wee altered to an in-
struction to the committee to communioat• with the
Scotch society promoting oolporteurage, to inquire into
the feasibility cf the project here. In this (cam It was
adopted. . . . .

STINT proposed that this conferenee commends
to tr mperanoe .ceieties the necessity cf opening British
Workman pubic houses, without rtrong drink in their
town. sad la Whiteetiuroh they inducted the
'Spire to provide theca a house in lien of a public-
house pulled down, and It was • mimeos to • ocrt•la
eavet, but "The Beii" on the lull woe a strong com-
petitor. lie olio described a British Workman public.
house in the East end of London, in premises forsoce,7
u.e I as • gin palcoo.
Mr. Lax& of dadsbary, eirdaniii'd, sod spoke of the
success of the in. at Cardiff.

CHIME ABBAS.
Tat potato orop In Corn. this year Is better than It
bar been for many year. previous. In one case • each
ban been dug from one log; all the roots, in fast, are
very good.
arectiL PITIT Siuiixe Wednesday.—Before Lord
Digby.
Two lads named Grove Glitsrd and /DAR Barris
were brourht up is cuatudy unarged with having on
the Bth of September unlawfally and mallorlocaly killed
• o•rtain dock, of the value of 2t. 61, the property of
Yr. Thomas lied", of Sydling Saint Nicholas.—The
prisoner' pleaded guilty to tb• charge, and after being
severely cautioned by Ids lordship, were lined is. sod
It ill. oasts each, which were paid by their parents,
and the lads left the Court crying.

FIAMINGT)N .poke of what bad boom dose at
8.11r2 mouth.

The Rev. 8. IC tu. said the danger was in too much
being done. in Cardiff the course pursued seemed
einetdingly wlo. Thy did not itaur any espenee for
rent or furniture, but found persons having • room
they cauld set start for the purpose, and who ester
williog to furnith naffs*, A, e.,to those wanting it. At the
kogiunttg th. wife owed manage this; flit grew the
husband might teae up his occupation and dovot, him-
self td the tuan....-emett. In eight places In third!ff this
had been done ; in others the planes were atlll kept by
the wires, with e little advantage to them, and wary
mach to the cuters and others who had its b. Debts
early la the morning. Where the sehtme had failed it
Lad been where :luxe was •large outlay made at steal-

istir. Mere thought this an important matter, and it
was Inoreasing.y desirebn there should ho plate@ in
every town where proms could get what they
required without hayloft "the drink put under their
mew." He anticipated tho publicans would take to
providing coffee if they found many Britiah I
Workmen v.:bite houses established ; and this would I
boa good thug, and would be bringing them back to
their origlee business as victuallers.
Mr. DALIAN said soon of the temperance houses
Marna cle•bitantlr.
Mr. Beettarr seid a year ago he 'mein Bedfordshire,
and at a British worka.an publiebouse found but the
young men assembe4 to the number of about 30a night,
end they not only got eeffoe, but the keeper
entertalocd tens with his fiddle, ani in other ways.
The Clif ANNAN mid ho we. anzlOrls to hear the opinion
of the mane, oe, an he contemplated ereetlng • British
Workmen publichoule in his perish. Man was a gre.
'fatigue ante:4. and the you...g men mast have some
pine. where they could go 44 night for ,ntertainmeut.
Either they weuld go to the publiretware, or tnuet have
another Vac, provided.
Mr. Snore said at Whiters'Airob the neline.room was
! selfoitpoorting, but at present the &lash Workman
ptblicehouse was not, aa there was not enough
COLIVOin.
Mr. Haar lea said he travelled a good deal, and
usual', found he rrao charged lees at • tonipmenee
hot, I than ate public-house, though ha thought they
sheuld be prepared to pay a little more, sing the
lendlords cccli get no profit frcm drink, which publici-
ses sold 11110 the chief source Of gala.
Mr. REID thought British Workmen publlcloume
essential, for when they ask, d for temperate,e legisla-
tion, it was geld where are pemle to god
The Rev. G. H. Palmy said at Abbottabury in the
fishing meson two teetotal women got leave to use
Lord Ileheeter's bath-house Lr mane coffee, /to.,
which they sold, and there wee such • good demand for
it that it was quite self-supporting.
Mr. Currie gave his experience showing the diversity
of charges et differeat houses, and pointed out there
was no seed to beak the pledge for want of temper-
ance house., as what they required Gould be had at
public-house?.
The Itr r. D. BLED described strip to London on a
bicycle, shoeirg the immoral anemia of aeoommodatlon
for abstainers on the way. "Burls and cold water" was
his fr, lament
The resolatien no, carried unanimously.
Mr. Rom prep., d that the amoontion'a dieirlot be
divided into 13 sub-districte, and that certain I creeps
who were named have the superintendence of them •
the committee having pew. r to revise the sub-dime-Iota:
Mr. MOTE "Mended, and said the Good Templer*
had found the plan now proposed to be vary suc-
cessful.
The resolution was minded.
Mr. Mau moved—" That the ceeferenoe approves
the &alien takeo by the executive at the qt.arterly
mmticg hell at Yet infester, 11th March, la selling on
the Good Templer lodges in the county to firmectelly
assist the swoontion is tompeeenee week." The follow-
ing was the Yet mineter resolution :
•• That ltd. Association having for the past ten peen, so-
tiorroured to keep alive the temperance movement In the
roomy, and mane parts of adjaccet counties, nepeetfully lays
Its claims before the Good Temper lodges of the disuse,
and solicita from their funds which are set apart for %memo-
rise* work• donation to It. fund., the granting of which.
whatever Its amount, will be quite in accordance with the
curietitution of the 1.Q.0.T."
Ho erpreased his hearty approval of both the LOG.?.
and eU other temperance month", and said, aiming
what this Aesecietiott has done in the mum. oral,
Good Template lodge should support IL Ho dare my
Tenieler lodges had absorbed some of the Temperance
Societies, but be did not think the association So-day
stood in any worse position in oonaeqmonos, and that la
due time the various ledgee would be amoolated
with this society's work and have Its loiterers.
He saw no r, soon why the 4 lodges in Dorset should
not send a subscription to the Alareolation. As lodge
deputy of the county it would not be his faalt if they
did not. do far the Good Template had been organis-
ing their forms, but now he thought they should do
some outelde work,
Mr. BALLAY amoaded, and anticipated all their little
differeems would soon ho adjuted.
Carried unanimously.
Mr. Man 'wombed • resolution yahoo:log the
delegates of the West of England Tempe/ans. League
and the Ueited Kingdom Alliance, and wished veil
to all temperance organisetions, although ha did not
go all the way with Rim,
Mr. NOBTOE seconded.
Mr. CURTIS supported, and said his pledge as an old
teetotaller comprehended all the present societies and
all that might mime hereafter.
Mr. Rosa said whatever they did, do not let them
quarrel, but all pull together is • happy family.
The motion was carried ace. die.
Mr. CLIME, as a depuntion horn the Welters Tear
peewee League, said Donet county was an exempla to
the whole kingdom. If every district had been worked
like this, there would be much more teetotolism.
Fe.hien and habit wore wry strong fosse with which
they had to contend. The expenditure on strong
drink incresied even more than the prosperity of the
,untry. Ile deseritrel the Ant of Mr, (redstarts's
giving licensesto grocers and confeetioneen as olio of the ,
worst he ever passed ; and he theuht the publicans I
seed cot be jealous of them end sell tee, or It made •
greo•er number ittereand in supporting the drink
graft,. They needed the full power of all temperance
orgenlsations, and be culegleed the Goat Templar
rno•• [Gent which hAri revived (emelt
ervietiee, and io particular mentioned Bridport at an
example. Finally he urged them tot to "fail out by .
the way," and " love one another"
U
Me, AL,, of the United Kingt:our Alliance, mid •
they had got to ('al the temperance reformation was
" • biggish thing," but It must not be idectiSed with
any OOP organizetion—it embraced them all. The
United Kingdom dillaree wished to maintain friendly
reletions with all, and to be helpe-d by all. The
Alliance expected fewer votes in the Home of Commons
et the last division, as many esemben said the Govern.
moat measure ought to be allowed time to operate,
and othem wens the attitude of the pultlieme wOr•
afraid of their power. Be promised them retie meg
vigour by the Alliance satisfied that by and by. the
cecutry wool I change the limes of Commons till the
members were nth as would pees the moment they
wantw!. Be urged erg/aviation asmagst teetotallers
and C.riatiens, and .01 win they would triumph,
Mr. J•IVIII. of Kilmingtoo. opOlr• 01 the &demo* of
Defeat it temperiume wore, heartily approving their
orgeniestion.

The neat suarterly meetinT is to be held M Lytohott,
and the neat cenforenee at Shaftesbury.
After tee, held m the Infant Sabot' room, there was
• public melting in the Town-bad, under the presidency
of Mr. Notion the President-elect. There was • fair
attendance, or:a c.odtel addresses were given by the
Chairman the item. 0. Hansel, H. Houle. and D.
moms, Ind Yeasts. b. Beams, Ct. Corti', Mate,
jeemla, and Ursa. The Searetary (km fl. los/I) raid
a Wu boa Dina Qom, Bishop of Carib'', who ha

Fire, hi. Duda WWww.h. Werth : seem& Its ed. Charles
m 0... WWIMoo. Cehhallaa—Plist, 6.. Darid Hooper, Kin.
Moe ; Henry Whissrmr. ROMA potatoes—Pint,
64 Jaws. DersY. Chaop wood 4a, Janan Northorrr,
Isesselone ; third, 3., William Whit..
potatese—nrW, ou. William Andrews, iimmendge ; .cond,
Whit. ; Thom. orchard, Code Culla
Merle% lenders 04. James WhOe mem& 4., Wit
White. Other rumps.— Mat, os, Thomas Belb7, Lotion.
Dwarf beans—rirst, 64. George k.idi. ; ace..nd, 4ç Absalom
Inks, (Aaron. Veire!•o4. issrrow. —Mat. b., Jame. Whstr ;
mom& 5.61. John Talbot, Buckoowle. Rhubarb—Piro, 4.,
Thom. orchard. Coda Ceatle ; aemod, 5.41. Jaime Waite,
Corte Camila. lierte—rlot, 4., Thom. Orchard, Cork Castle;
second. 2.,Geerne Hoil,nd, BleaboralrelL Wised regetahlm__
Tirat, 10... Jam. White, Curls ; emend, 4., Jeremiah
Desert% King?!.on.

num—Table apples—first, Gs, Janus Norbover,
ReaIP.SUC ; see 'rd. 2.1 61, 0. .r• Riddle, Code (...%•tle.
Cu.,kam. ditto—First, 6. Kloartl Goring. liosnage : wound.
(id, Dam4r, Kingston. &nail. rinono- First, b.,
WWl= Miming. Am.; losond, 2. Ed, Thomas L xckyer,
An.e. . .

—Four window plants in bloom. 6. Jeremiah
&mole, Km/Non. Three ditto. 2. 61, George Tuck, C 1.
Cootie. Pour foliage window plants not in 100 m, to, Jana
Talbot, Buck...ale. Three ditto, 24, Mr.. Jame Holland,
lincombe. Nooegay .1 garden goners First, 44, Thom...
Orchard. Code Castle; wcond, 2., Louisa Cattle. C+lllo Cootie.
Dimice in wild lowers—First. to, Wiolain Holland. Kise.mbe ;
second, to, David Hooper, Kingston. gin rut dahlias—First,
to, Prawns Koms, gtohonmeh ;..cond. ts.
11*ansge. got opthts of Shittler.
1.4•11 a. Tyrol,* Cut assers—nrst, 4s, Henry II)de, /iv/usage;
woad, to, George Took, evils Csslle, nix poosim—
thoorgo Tuck, Code Castle; sc-ond, Is 61, Mr. Jamas
Holland, ittieoinhw Honey in eumb— rind, 60, Thomas Hover,
llolme wood. ts, WilSon. Dunning, Air.

Mr. Thurston, Mr. T. 11. Perk, Mr. Benue, Mr.
Salleeld, Mr. Rua, Mr. Brown, Mr. Spooner, Mr.
leek:Wand, Mr. Blgar, Mr. R. Lock, Mr. Maraball, Mr.
W. LZDAV.—The chalranin said the number of slitlap
in the present church was ab et 1.100, whilst the
chapels only efforded ueonewerlation for 400 and 300
regrectively, :so that if the whole available speed were
cocapied the accommodation •u only for abate half
tho —Rev. It Tarquhar,on MANIA that as
left by one Rev. George Mareh many
',oars ago, "fr the spiritual wants of B :radioed." It
amounted to £1,608 17a, invistei in console, and la to
be used emir to provide an adjunct to the mother
it woe. The time for aommting it is limited to April
2ist, IB7B.—Mr. Thuriton remarked that the eudow.
meet would not of itself be sufficient to sappers
en cilia curate; whereupon he was Informed by
the °halftime that in nil probsbility aid would be
reeolore I, ly " Queen Ancea Booty " mod
hk.iy the amount a LOOMS would be doubled.—
Viscourt Portman tali that at the request of Mr.
Q 'irk, some time ago, he wrote to the Boolesiestheal
comodasioners on the aubjeot, and afterwards I kW.
woe a loot oorrespondenos bete/ten them and Mr. Quirk,
on the difficulties of the subject; that correspoudenee
: win noir holly neided.—Me. Fergehanon thought that
the ?iffienities referred to stool through Mr. Quirk
vrinti:g It to be otherwise than 'wording to the ste let
nll of the bequest. —The chairman oil the Bishop
' I. strictly oppood to a divided pariah ; the nuildifit
snort he • ol•Pol of seas—Alter some remarks about
the site, Vi•sount Portrait° said ho understood that Mr.
9'irh had • site in hie Pomeoion--(soveral voices—
That's sold ; " aed laughter).—Mr. Park salt that
site was opposite the Uolon•hosiee, which was too far
away. Be considered tior it it ootOd he made avail-
able, the old burial tam:Ulu Danicoy-itreet would be
the proper site. and thus a saving of at least £4OO,
b. Ides (ho wall enclosing the ground, would he effooted.
His own onforionee was to (be effect that
old pee plo nod children residing In that part of
, the town did not attend church on wet or dark
I am crams because of the distance they bad to go.—
to rPrEoi:drel s for al hit; as "uI applicants,
'ulaD t
. he
elsero foun:re
le
it
130 peruse.2""b
at the preset' time who thus sought atoommodaUen la
oain.—The chairman said if they had • new isharch
nearly all the seats would b., free for the benefit of the
poor, who should Mt in (i.e best part of the building.—
Mr. Groves said in the old church there were 308 free
I at., inoloditg all tho honehea under the windows, its.
Frt• slitrage la pew, were only 128 in number. On •
MLitt over the rector's servants' pow, it was staled
that there were 403 fru rattrap, but that Included the
seats in tie galleries allotted to the Sunday school
obildree.—Visoonot Portents sold he believed that tos
greeter portion of the people liked to Irate sitting. of
tteir own—places where they eon go into and pit down
without fur of being out of place. HI lordship
questioned if the new pito* should he tweeted, whether
the people would tare to got—Mr. Bacot said thou
who oraplaLed of not getting room might attend oa
Bundeo afteenoons, when there were always plenty of
seats to spare. It should be renotahtred moreover
that morning and afternoon were the too regularly
appoiotid times of service. —Mr. J. Bell, as a tegalar
attendant at church, could never remember Laving
seen it too toll —Mr. Park sold that did not touch the
difficulty cf these who had a great desire to
attend church, but weld not ovriog to the da-
ta: of they had to go of a wet or dark setting.
—Mr. 11.1o.fic'd thee offered a few remarks on his
experience in a large pariah, sa to free sittings, which
wu in favour thereof.—Mr. Park profit eel the old-
ies: loced was.—Mr. Thurston: The free Utiles system
is the o'd•fashioted way.—Mr. Pack: Macy would be
glad to joy for them. IPm haops to say we have dons
away church rates, so that now vs lojire no ntan's
C011011.11C03 but if there is to be no psyintat how oe
•srth see we to keep the churl* in repair I—Viasesunt
Portman : Of courts repairs mast be provided for.—
Mr. Byers liven the poor woeld lather pay a small
sum than not—Mr. Salkeld fusel that some peptise ,
who paid for sittings and did not attead °bomb, kept ,
others away who would to glad to acme—The chair- I
men old all vnosnols. coold be filled up as soon a. the
service was begun.—Mr. Spooner said he had held the
same sitting for 60 years, and had cower witnessed any
d:ffictOty in esoommodating those who attended.—
Mr. Johns codeavoured to set the matter before the
meeting in a btricess-like form by asking if it would
not be the hotter plan to decide iebether they should
Lane a new chnich or not Vioraunt Portman con.
aidered that there shoold be more data before the meet.
ing before they could vets on the subject. The
tepee:Orate of 64 lifetime had bee.;—' You give me a
vsluablo horse, upon the oond Oran that! keep it well.
1 don't went the horse, yet ill accept it! have to kup
Farquharson oould not pee the Poore:My of
defining the :aerate As to not having proved the
watt of a tow church, he thought that was clearly dope,
sitting, were reouired and could not be provided. [His
lordahip : Yoe, 30.1 There would be two more clergy.
moo, and he wee sure If young men were obtained they
would lo good men' leading the people to ohurch who
had n:t beau in the bolls of going there, where the
and poor meet together in one common brotterbood.
—liii lordship, is reply, considered there could not be
much prospeot of no unload kind as to the rolataters,
as iba Rector of Blandford would and must have tige
control of the whole—Mr. Ball questioned the proba-
bility of raising a sottioratt PIM to pay an widitional
carat.; they all knew how frequently they had been
c.:ancing curates of late years, sod tho reamn assiened
was that they were not paid—flaughtera6—Thr. chair.
min said that indeed was too true, but now in aoeepUog
the offer mode they most Itkely would have a oossider-
able sum added from Queen Anne's Bounty. Lock
supposed that if a committee wets appointed it would
work upon the feeling that them is a new chart*
wanted f—The Chairman: Yes, elect i•dly.—Mr. Bacot
said he helot with lerd Portage the rift may be an
expensive one. There was meeis difficulty now in
getting the necessary suborletloca, sod that difficulty
would doubtlees 14011.0 If larger sums were required.—
A resolution to the diem (bet the sell chapel of use
be greeted, and a committee appointed to sorry out the
arrecgements, &c. was moved by Mr. Farquharson.—
Lrd Portman said be should move ea amendment
with his own views, vie :—that more itifortuation he
obtained before taking any decisive step. Whereupon
It was agreed that hie lordship's news be folly enter-
tained by the committee, who should report at aeothet
Public meeting. His lordship then consenting to let it'
pass in that way, the roulette:es was put to the meeting,
when 11 voted for it, and 10 remedied neutral, there
being no call for "ou the cottrary" mad.. A com-
mittee was at once formed, ouslaUng of the following
gentlemen :—The Rev. R. Farquharson, the Rev. C.
P. Clinton, the Rev. J. Penny, Mr. Salkekt Mr. Johns,
Mr. Darden, Mr. S. Abbott, Mr. Groves Mr. Park, Ora
two cturchwardeos (stodßeio), and Mr:Thurston to be
trossurer.

TEM SUFFIIRINOB OF XXOLIIIII

IN BRAZIL.

11110 KLNTS

The following leiter has b•ea—reseieed by Kr. W.
Ila,dy, of Tolpuddie, from his dasghter.intlaw, who
with her husband and children was one of a party of
Dor.et emigrants to Brasil :
Vadat. Brasil. August 16th. 1873.
V/ door tether and deter.—l now talts the pleasure of
writing to you. In ainswer to your kith and man welcome
letter, nblch 1 received this morning, and was to delighted to
get from you, and to bear that you sad my dear stew wth
quite well. beeped father, I on nom to tell yth that we have
had an order from the U thronsent that our food will be
...mod alter the loth 14 magnet, and we doll be Wood up
lbws. so we do not know how Wogs will wood with no
then. We arrived at Rio de lather, se.r. or D05,..,L,e.1571.
' god went to the Ensurranti Hoene W• had no fault to dad
with thyt bine there, but we had no geethoth to visit on, ouly
• int of oflciah. We left there In, Canon. on the Ist Joinery.
1871, and arrived their Up. 3rd, on the lath of the river &bout
inteltday. Nothing to eat that night. We were out In souse
old hovels that would put you In mind of otsoes foremast stock
torus In for Wolter In trus winter. Some 4us among • lot of
path : Impel was for one, and not. mat or • bit of oraw to
lie on, nothing but the tore eh% floor. We were there fir et
days, arid during that time 17 Int* buried. The Man went
t" tie. Coloo7. and New the distithe the others were in,
sod they begged and prayed of than not to owns there. and no
they dew owed their beck. Some of them that died
were domed to death; one era from Bridport had. child
starved to death. It was born oe the purge, old the
mother had nothing to awed It—there woo no milk in
the colony, and nothing for It. It only bad a drop of wine
the doctor gave It. nod mony other children the muse eke
other% that •Isop left there sad said were Math at we I bed t •
go In the wood, and cut the tope tie the pluton, trees for
find to tot; and sometime. esly me quart of nee for. large
family, and • drink of cold water. and hi. owls nephew.
Arthur God, whom •hop told on the doing no well, and be
hod left there to look slim his budnem—the poor young man
on. poorly dead Mils the emall.poo sod fever, and he Dever
went to ad bow he :be left to all like dor. His
nephew, Author Cook, is with us In Rendre now, and ready
to Moe him at any time. Alton went from Canso. to
Asongay, and took an ingthhosaa who had been in the
colony five years wills him, to intaprat the language, and be
lost 400 pound. His name woe Edward IlitehelL Whim he
mine hack to the colony Mumma amaith and many others
heard htm my he had found the ollicithe and many others,
thut.derlog lot f :he told than all to stick
and when be did get 1.01 to England be would =thtts;
count', tallith, and de ell he could to get than beck. loathed
of trying to got them beck, he cam, back to England and
tried to get tame more out. which he wee told not to do.
When we came beck from Cansoe the yellow fever wee very
had at Rio alit Janeiro. and they brought no to Vendee the
Ind dey if January, sod we have been Lem ever once. They
love been hem tin.., out of number to get oil to go to some
colony, hut we still tell than that we will sot P.' the
eountry la not healthy, nothing will grow but coffee, lodlen
earn, black Leath, and that Is all they live on. limed in from
bd. to 10d. a pound and when ore were at the port we could
only gets penny lost, and that was 24d. sock; end Emir Ild.
a tanned. Etaglith p iota* 41. a pound, and will not grow In
this country, neither ingrain corn. nor saything of English
med. Too thillings In England will go ae far ••
Right Mining. hen. We tam oat der nay work daft
we have been boo sod we are nil 'bootee and no clothe. to
wear, sod the women do go to the railway elation and bog.
few coppers to bey a few thl..g., and eousetlesee on English
gentleman poem by nod piths our cam, cod tall. ue that an
Ingliehman cannot los and teen • Wally in Brasil, and then
gives no a few pieta Some we have beat in Vendee we
hsve loot 17 loth, women, and children ; one man. Edmund
Grant, 100 tie MO and lour children in It days, and we are
afraid the er is coming on, and that a peat may more of Sr
will go a• It Is thch hot •thther. There are 76 We, cad 21111
at lt,o de Janeiro at ooe houth, waiting to be tont home, and the
miens are very dleagrerabie. lot Alen, thy what he MIR, we
hope the Government will do all that they can to get no home
and we shall only be too gad to face him, owe and all. Yore
than that every family had a paper given than, • let of all
what they wee to hat • when they arrived at Liverpool. The
Consular-G.0.ml of Liverpool pre it to them, and ea
moon as they gut us on board they tome and demaoded
all the papers of we spin, sad thrashed we we were to
receive them Neap direct, and as believe that they wtr• all
gab. nil tont her sod coned sebum again, and we did not
receive tam after...A& So, dear rather, this le • true
determent, and I hope that you will have it publethed for our
pal. all the men aro determined, if they do not mod to
home. to leave their wives end children, sod work their
rowage hone to Reiland, as the fever is mein/. Then le ,
neither dolma, chapel. nor school for the children they the
mooing about like clot of heathen, barefooted anj naked to
the re, rid. We have not then an Seglish place of worship or
heard the word of trod pre .thud knee we loft home. Lod Sunday
Is the high holiday. There is pentaing nod card playing, quoit
paying. buying and waling. On Sunday there is more done
than all the week. We could my s great deal more If
o quirod, tut wait until we otme. 5.,. Lbw. said Infers,
this is a true statement from me, Lao Trauma, Vetted,
Brazil, with elethouse from other. mea. Mown Coots,
Leamington ; Jean tr,ea Throw= : dernok
Noonan,. Jorlaa, Preston, mar Wryatorath ; Jodi Turns.
from Puddletogra • Haw Urn, from Brldport ; Tomas
namerr, from Bildport ; Joao Paaareo, from Winfrith ;
WILIJAII Utcaooj, Irt In Gloucester; ALBUM HAT•III.I,, from
Twipthrth ; Gotham TgArna, Tolgeaddle ; EISIRT Lk,GOUTT,
LemiLgton ; Tnouth Sawn, of Thliaby. Nrrthamptonotire. ;
Jesse WADUAg, of Tarrant Hinton, Damietta,. ; camas
lia.Letrr, Broadwell, Warwick thlre ; EllteLaelit Less.
Glouceeter ; Jose Gloucester; Jtattl Stharad
Gloucester; Ensitlio OW?, hewn Bryant'. Puddle.

The following is • letter tom received from Stephen
Payne. who loft Piddlatintos fora or fire months sgo
for Brssil, and it is addressed to Joseph Smears, of
Piddlehlotoo, who is la the service of Mr. Jams
Lovelies:—

Der Brother sad BOW, sod Ohlklum,--Ws hops ru are
all quite wel • as. thank Glue, we are at present. We sr* glad
you dal not come out with us. as It le snob • bad country for
Baena people. To me how the eteigrsou hare boon rend
Is awfol ; they aro starring them to death I One of the brutes
that has the looting after them tad then tha the children
would die trot, than the semen, sod then Um men would go
off. the country will not do for us! They knew that before
we cuss out hue, but they did It to get tee money, the tame
as 0-- did in Fordingtos. They al bad so much money
for every one they cold get out hers, sod when we got hero,
there were others who had 10. more to get US to 11111 Colony.
But thew never had it from in, although they tiled hard tor
But Batty would not go, arid. good }ob too, for oossAt of
U. must hare boss dead, if not all of us, for whoa we wsro In
the fragrant: brae By was alasca starved. . .
Peons let Christiana sad all of thma boos you have had •
letter irons us. am they wiLl be glad to hear. We heard that
a.— was in whim, and a good yob too jibe la, sod all the
not of thorn. It was all S pack of lies they told us. TeU
I—, of Puddlelown, and o—, of fordingtoo, sod all the
net that. have sent hors, they had bettor leave the country
before say of as got hoe" for they all solar LI they can me
sober or shank thty will kill them, sal the woolen will do It
If the sows dons? Boma have left the oountry sad Sr. on the
way booms, oo we hope they will IIITiTO sae to tell the nova
Toumo bars this printed, and lei Juno Brown see it if you
Übe, who made you sign the pledge limy bat not broken
her Good Templar pledge. and she says she shall beep it till
the comet beck to Ilngland. I new coodtade, with all our
•zdest lor• to you all, _ _

- .
T. O. Pam.
Antooina, Pm. co. Parana, Brasil.

A bailor boo jail died et Orono, Reed 104 s
T. oil,. barred la tido poor naisvooroOla
Five °older' hove been drowned walk elaborating oa
the Yorkoidro 'oast
_

Mr. Peter mottos broker. of Liverpool, hoe
&brocaded. Hir 410Joyarea, Maw awned 110.000.
Th. death I. &encrusted of Mr. Otbb. a Mariohostas
sterehaat, and the author of inland beading.
?Wilsons beads are "Isaias, up ;" they Were seld
ea Th ends, irt from Ll to £lO per £lOO.
Tim isovir OuWary, la Beath Wales, hu jest been
se'd for £140.000.
It I. Bid that the Isle Bishop of Wiaehaster used to
speak of leble's Christie* Year ea his Buda, pestle.
The 13peaker rootless Is Friday night's Gazette that
he will hang a new writ for Dover on the 16th has.
The Irish lax seep is excellent. The potato dinars
Is tot extending.
Irish poplins'
r Limeriak hoe. and Bslbripaas battery
hays heir ordered for the Grand Dothan Marie.
Mr. Smyth, the sresolur for Westmeath, st • banquet
Ins Waterford, advooated the repeal of the anion and
oornmereal anion with Prue&
. .

r. o redootlo. In 71; ark.* .1 (tattle sod ebsoP
ventrally threarhout Ireland. and soareity of fodder
through the sitter le apprehended.
preoosions peg* Walter Howard appeared for
trial at the Middlesex Elessloos, but the prosecution
lusts' Nee withdrawn ha me diseharged.
The MaacAteter Guardian stye the odes Paid to Mr..
Crawrbay for the Oyfarthfa Iron Works is one million
and a quarter.
The Birmingham operative rule-makers bane re-
volved to demand so siVallell .1 15 per east oa their
wages.
The Ultramontate &orgy In Germany, notably In
Bavaria, are tow preaching !het the ooattag of the
'bolero In due tu the expulsion of the Jesuits.
The declared value of foreign potatoes imported in
the bet eight months had teemed to £1,836,729; leat
year, only £31134,478.
A penny subscriotion I. aid of the Plimsoll Defence
rood, at Kidderminster, has realised the earn of £l5 Ga.
21.
Typhoid lever has broken out In a virulent form in
Wolverhampton; the ooulaglon arose, as in the
litsrylchone cease, from the milk-pail.
The fashionable Ninon are agitating for the abollUon
of mourning attire for ladles, and the sabstatution of an
Inexpenalve balsa of grief.
The consumption of more is Inorserting. In the last
eight months the value imported was £477,828, and
last year £393,845.
The United States gold dollar, oontainiag • roams
rind • ball of toe gold bat been teleefed by the Coinage
Conference at Vienna as the best International unit of
value.

The steamer Achy'', which sailed from L'•erpool on
Friday for the Wert Gout of &trios, took out Sir
Garnet Wolseley and 42 ether °films who are to take
part in the Ashantes
Mr. Cornwallis Wert, of Rathin Castle, has been
Invited by the Liberals of Lyminstois to address the
skaters shortly, with a view to hte browning a candidate
for the borough at the next general election.
It Ls mid that the British Government, through Mr.
Bradenton, am engaged In preliminary lovestiratlons
tending towards the ouzel:tam of the TransatianUe tables
which terminate In Newfoondlend.
MoorN who was charred with the murder of the man
named Dimity, after seven weeks' trial at Marlborough,
In Ireland, wee found guilty, ad sentenced to be
hanged on the 6th of October.
The wilç with 000 00ailla of the late John Stuart
MIII eas proved, on the sth bet., by Ml.. Helen
Taylor, the eele ezmatrix, the personalty being sworn
wader 614 000
The Claimant addrersed • meeting at the Theatre
Colcheater, on Thursday evening. A eouple of Dineen;
who demented from some of his remarks were severely
handled by " the people."
A Manchester ycntb Is in cuetscly on a charge of
putting oxalic 'old In his mothet's tee, because eho bad
oomplained of his hieing his place of employment.
The mother and children who partook of ti. tea
11011111,1117 pat it aside because of Its bitter taste.
Plymouth Assembly Room. ham been filled to over-
flowing by clergymen and laymen aseembled to make
a protest evilest *Animist confeneloo. The speeches
were very emphatic, and resolutions very dennacdatory
of the smarm were unanimously carried.
The Freemasons of Pennsylvania ars preparing for •
merles of elaborate commenise at the *lomat September,
at the dedleation and taklnsr of the new
Maaonle Temple in that city, which hag been over Ave
years building, and Is the largest and moat elaborate
masonic edifies In the world.

RITORNING TO OIL 1411111.—Tbe Launoeston Local
Baird of Health, in eomequeees of a patio* of an
'deuces in the prise of gas, have resolved to lieht the
town with petroleum oil, sad have entered lobo a cot.
tract for the purpose. A few petroleum lamps hare
already been tried, to the astiefsetion of the Board,
who eller* that the light is quite equal to that which
It r!plaoes. .

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lIIADAXO MOSICAL OTIOIL1111:111 FOR
Irons, No, :15, Brelonatreet, Berkeley None, W.--
Round Showildnrs and stooping habits cured in Ana
mouths. Tin art of noting taught is 10e. RI. per
loner. Madame Bresner's now work on Colietheolas
I or Ore nse of Notions forwerdod on the reprint of 10r-
-63. Governors's threenghly Wasted In Ins art of
trashing in three nosona