The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04 00:00:00

PORTLAND.

RAINBOW AT Z'jowr.—Oo RUSICIAN Ils'nnight about
545 a splendid rainbow was demernible, the &rob
Joint perfmt. Tbe moon had not risen • groat
*hale, and wee shining in all her brilliancy while
a storm we. rising from ths westward. The 'deo
wa• eery peculiar, although the colours could not
I* particularly diatiognialisd.

..
Tug Cteatcei. SC ANDA L AT Nornseeex.
ktl Iet:TATUM lop VIA Jl3lOO IL —The I ellelr4lll
M. AdAtioa ham bees reemered fres Mee Amour, tee
elle et the ir4v, Homy gentiller JeWego Wi° was

umeatsAtaseg4
lawdosal :

oonrictad by lb* Nottingham county
using threatening language towards. her : •*-71
beg to 'spree' my deep regret that is s state oi amit••
meat I publicly ohizysd my bmband on the 10th instant
with immorality and cruelty. Thom charger are totaNY
devdid ol fonaletios. I now calmly admit the truth
hat he hal aver born a kind and indulgent husband,
and has alums tbe greatest patience and forbearance
under the vastest provocation.

Yaw W. T. WiMihail. Mr., Mrs., sad Mina enttill,
Nye. C. Tooker, Mum. Davy, Dr. Spina. Kra,
lied Mee Hymen. Rev. H. 0. Fraud,, Mr. and Ma.
Parmiter, Mine Poole, Mn Pittold, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pit&id, Mr. W. H. Chick, Mr. Way, Mr. W. E.
Teton, Mr. Toby, and &Mrs whose names we did not
know.

The opening piece wan the oelebrate4 dwuna a "The
Porte., Knot." with the following east :

Aluminum BMIT J. T.
eteelma Heattor A. H. Good.
oodily Smirk... ... E. 0. Geadrv.
Ce•Aain Oakum... • C. Tucker.
Hoene*
A. Manley.
Mn. itirr - M . ee Lavine.
ii (O( the Haymket and Strand
Theatms.)
Witeie Walters.

good Indeed am Captain Olicuttlo, sad Kr. L C.
Oundry did sapltilly as that worthy's " border ban,"
though he did not appear el/Nally "at home" in
'omnibus attire.
Al the sonclusion of the faros Captain Edwards
swig very exquisitely "Goodbye. sweetheart, goodbye,"
and being loudly enoured ss before, gars the song,
"Keep your powder dry." His sluicing mu • vest
attraction to tbe performances, and was listened to with
delight throughout.
The performances terminated about ballipast eleven,
but the egress of some of the audience was considerably
&stayed, by the difficulty of gebtiag their carriages
speedily. It Be to be hoped this wiU ha remedied ma future.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1866.

anural Nibs.

Bra raSOCRICS Janitress Idt tows OR Monday OD
• tour of visit&

• 1111 speeinsen of the Gisstoebury holy thorn,
growing io the park at Bab, is now ht fah bloom.

MOGO end hued, have left the Yank-house,
Fetrimplon Gournay, fur their winter residence nt
Weymouth.

MU Bev. William Philip Strong Bingham, Clerk,
M.A., has been Hemmed to Like COM] a Compton
Vallona, Dorset.

Tin secioaolienient of her Royal iligianess Us* Priooese
of Wales 14.mm:te4 early in Vie ensuing year, and shot
of the Princess Hawn' in ApriL

Tui Cigar ship Raw Winans bax returned from a abort
ends., daring mob sbe encoaDaired a heavy SOS, at •
rasa datagram kw:Akins. boar.

TSB 0001 TIMS OF 811•17161111:111T and Ladies Ashley,
and the Hon. Evelyn Ashley arrived in town on Satur-
day from visiting the Cowman Cowper, at Wrest Park.

Tel FIJIIIMIS : DEPAIITUIS OF STILFOIXII FLOM
ANINICA.—By Atlantie Telegraph, from Ne• York, oo
McNulty, re learn that James Stephens is reported to
bars left the United Stater.

THE Chinese soldiers stationed in.Naokin bave been
relieving the monotony of garrison Ide by robbing the
inheibitants, and dfirf our oi their betas have been ins
a by order of the Viceroy.

WI are authorised to state that tits question of the
ALl:lama cleans ha bees recently revived by the United
States' representative in this country in the most sow.
eiliatory and friendly tone. The subject ie now under
the oonaiderstioo of the Cabinea—Siasidard.

01114 T Fiat—On frsesday morning sitremendons
1,. broke out at Hnglidaer's warehouse, in Hull. trims.
eentained many btereis of tar. Hundreds of these
were on Ars, sod their inestimable contests naked in a
blazing stream into the river, covering the surface of
the water with flame, sod Croduaing • linirdar add
magnificent appearsnas The damage is immense.

A New FPIOULATiOn. —Two enterprisier Yankee
have deviloped emirs speculation. The Government
meently oontraeted for the exhumation and reintersorin•
of the bodies of Federal soldiers who fell before Peters
burgh and Itichnuoid. By the terms of the agre. merit'
tie contractors furnish wain., and receive 8 drily, for
each body re-interred. It has been discovered that
these enterprising "loyalists" have been ecgaged hi
separating each body exhumed into four sections, tad
burying them, thus receiving fear this.. the proper
payment

Mr. DOULTOI, x.r. for Lambeth, on Monday
applied through counsel to the Court of (Moen'. Bench
for a rale ceiling upon Om publisher of the Daily
Telegraph to ahow wan why • misdeal b0011P•tio0
should not be lied against hint for libel. The tilleeed
libel embalmed of a strlag of condemnatory epithets
applied to Mr. Doultoo's political terevereadom The
Lori Chief Justice beard the application, end decided
promptly that the court maid not entertain it. The
alleged hb.l was, be said. a comment npme Mr. Dec Den's
political conduct, and he squid not undesinsd why
pultho men should be so thin-skinned.

A WORD iron OmmeignA—Uailer this title Dr
John Cumming endtevoun to not 1210Otif tied 10
letter to the Ethior of the news. Relheriag le • repor
spreading over some 30 lONS Of II sermon he meshed
last Sunday evening week, he says, "who made this
report I cannot en,; but this I ma eonffdently overt--
it is from beginning Wend • tranalation of what I uttered
Me the opposite. They assert that I fixed the constnn-
mail= o( nil things au4 the end of the world in this
year, 1800. I neither said t nor meant it."
Bnt be adds. "I bey. stated in • work pettlialted in
1866 called "The Lest Wanting Cry." and illustrated
by historical proofs in • work which Nisbet will publish
In a few days, entitled "The Seceding of the Last
Trumpet." that the great prophetic epoch., on the
(.484 and most reliable data, expire in 18811.• In one
of these I have wristen,--Tbeemesatt Wigs& filigree°.
AWACS OS • Wutis IV a YOUBMBIIIi AMEX AL—
Some days ago a lap bottlsorme whale (Ityporoodon
epeints) wad *awed la Load-yes opposite lorerary.
Mr. John Macteriam, • creak shot, put off in • small
boot with his rids, sod getting within goad mace fired
point-hlenk right Into hie shoulder, which ,hapPeuni to
be well exposed. Theintesedieda dime of the shot wee
tremendous. Pleading forward, the moaner mine on
right in the dirsetios of his arglaat, winking
the wider surge and heave in • terries Imenner.
No wonder our gallon columbine felt • little
narvome Bat of hit adva•cleg • km puns * this
way fibs while suddenly dlsappeerad from sight,
leaving the aortae, nil iq a faun. Nothing morn wog
seen or heard of the whale till • week after, when two
fishermen found the eareame toot ashore about nine miles
down the loch. On WO ioation the ballet mark was
diseoirered in the shoulder. It was an wetly wound.
The oars.e was full, 30 fret long, and is expected to
yield as much as £3O, ti, oil.

LORD CIVET JUNTICI ERLII formally retired from
the bench on Monday. The Attorney-General read •
abort address, which espressed the high sdmiration the
iirolostion entyrtained for the judiisisl qualities displayed
by hid lordship, sod their affectionate respect for the
kindness and courtesy that had been displayed by him
.n the bench and in the intereourse of priests life.
His lordship, who was much affected, replied in
suitehle terms His lordship is deesended from • family
01 eonsiderahis antiquity los, resident in Dorset, snd
was messed a knisht in 1845, on the occasion of his
sepointaneut to • judgeship I. the Court of Collative
Pleas. In thy neat year he was traaaferred to the
Court of Queen's Bench, but in 1860 he retureed to the
Court of Locomen Pleas to preside over that court as its
Chief Justice. It is a great deal to any that in the leeg
souswof his lordship'. judicial career he never made on
enemy, Or indicted mortification se pain which was not
almoluttly necessary to the ends of jastiae. He now
retires upon well-earned laurels, and followed with.
universal wish for msny and illustrious closing days.

A RAILWAY TIMM 81111 D YOll DINT.—A debenture
holder having obtained a jedgutoot against the Potter les
Shrewsbury, and North Wales Railway Company, a
writ was forthwith lamed, end 011 Tuesday af iernoon the
dierirs Aileen presented themselves at the itompany's
ptinsipal station ia Shrewsbury, and formally eaterst
upon nomeerces. The down train immediately after
enured the etatios, and the bailiffs, without baring
rein any previous intimation to the manager, whore.
fem adjoins the Elation, "seised" the miene and eir•
risges, and refused to permit the outgoing train to start,
although many niumengere hadi, taken tickets. Ultim-
ately the manager obtained the ragnisite permeation,
and it was arranged that the train should make the
journey, one of the bailiffs meanwhile remaining in
Charge. The acting sheriff, Mr. J. J. Peel., refusW to
tank,, a similar concession with regard to the future
rnunini of the traina, and itlbeing fair day at Shrews-
bury, abd a large number of persons from carton.
steering along the line baying taken return tickets,
much intion•enienot to the pnblie was likely to mime.
The North Wales section of this ii..... erimpleted in
August last at a coat of a little seer E 1,100,000, and was
opened for passenger ankgoods„ traffic on Itbs 13th of '
that month.

An En:tenni° WIDOW.—The Jewel will cam hue
nosily been brought to an end. Madame Jewel MY
IMMO kllo.ni in the United States as the • idow of Amon
Barr—Jumed being,the mane of her Sret husbaed. Idea
died leaving property valved ah'."10d,000;dols. in her
old ap she loot her reasou, and was abducts] to bequeath
all her property to an up-town-cbtarcbsand clergyman,
entirely dieinheriting her own relative*. The will han
now been net aside, and the property will probably be
handed over to the demeadants'ef tLe widow. In her
old age Matteotti Jame] indulged in some very extra.
ordinary freak.. She watt impressed with a belief that
the Prince of Wale. intended to visit her house, and she
maned minutes preparatioes to be male for his flora
inirtiuma's ramp' ion, among other things preparing •
costly dhow. The dishes, complete In their way, were
Placed upon a tablet in the PritMPal room of the widow's
Louse—this room she permitvel my one to enter
—and it watt not until after her death that the moulds
remnants of the haat were removed. She lived In
onostant rear of robbers, and equipped and established
• guard of thirty nom who watched ler hones, relieving
each other in military style. She mused the grounds
about beelimes Mks udirrod for hidden tympana. She
believed that her nephew Wooded to pouoo her, and
that bee inimpbelr Wended ki kilt her by some
other mum • she drunk enonneasquankties of sweet
all to wry dot posed& effects of poison. On one
aks, twisty-tone pints-haze of strawberries,
afterwards drsak •tumblerfal of sweet
rusad.that she walk' rare MI disown by the
hapecitien of bandy: now things befog shown on the
trial,- the jag decided for the parties contending the
will.

A Ilsourgdaer 121Orli Bin= I—A British logi.dosor
hue just performed so exploit that e Roue (in one
mu) the femme triumph of iidesuold Barite ho hu
spokes a roatbaeuts Weed' otrovesteen hours' dura-
bles. The s;mstseaw• bedew whist. tint extraordinary
eastorisal f wag aewomplished are briedy thus la
=Tow,ai, tbegusgmatent of Vueoaver's Island
for ecappayeeent ol taus, • large mayday of
lead (ibis ia the itelibtureoltood.of Vimorba ,• It was
ennoonsed at the Mime that the land could be reolairned
by *be parallel' of the arrears doe within twelve
sieuxue fret. the data of mime. Mere tbe expina-
tioe of the alottod term, however, • bill was prepared
setbmge„ the Leveraor•to rehadisto this eontraet
naibili wowed oa•tbe lut day but one of the
year. Two erift only of the Rm..) of Assembly
opposed the 11101111.11 R Theft was but one way to d. fest
it -to pat off its pump natil after the expiration of
the eiWed year. Aceordingly, one of these ..n-.
Leonard Ill'Clore by name—arose in the house at noon
of the but day bat as., or just 24 boars before the close
of the year, sod began speaking. lie spoke continu-
ously 'Millie. o'aioeir lb. 'mixt aborping. The majority
did all in their power to armpit him to sit down—
grossed. coughed, tubed* him to rest his band
on • desk or bis foot oo • chair, keeping him impotently
oreol. At eve o'elocir in the morning of the last day he
sat down, and his associate one Amos de Comm—
it,es sad talked steadily on, despite all &Vernet' at
interruption, until noon. As the elook struck twelve
h. not down. nu bill and the majority were defeated,

Tay Boman= Cum Ctrrth Snow.—Tho prepa-
rations at Om Agricultural Hall are progreming rapidly.
The Smithfield Club hare awarded this year in prises •
gem reselling in the meregate to very nearly C 2,500.
TIM met nill be distributed to the vsnotta alums as
',rises in the ("nonfat proportions :—Castle: Devon*.
ACM ; Herrfor44 £3OO ; shorthorns, £250. Sumas
keg& inso ; Norfolk or Suffolk polled bro. 4, no Inn
borne, £2O; flews& horned breed, 00; itootels polled
breed, fie; Web tweed, £3O; Welsh bread, £45; erne,
or mixed breed, Cl3O —tote/ amount of mosey prism to
cattle elarow., £1,315. In the sheep shwa" the division
of prise mosey eonsists of Leiosident, 41310! Onlewoltts,
£4O ; Linoolas, £4O ; Kentish or Romney Harsh, £5O,
Booth Downs, £100; Hampshire or Wlltehlre Doves

£4O; Shropshire breed, no; oxfota.rir, bresdijort:
mountain breed. IMO; lirvisod. Ctleviet, and
ka, £36; vrosibred sheet', 066—total to then, oittosas
£.60. The awards to Um Icor doom of OM 00.4
£lllO, uratln up a VMS 1190 at tfklia. iisoo4èng tbi
amount of ic'tais smiled la tile awe cd sem OSP;
metric, ha • odtimi *a been lamed to the Iterisesee.
shepherds, he,, who will hare obarge of than that the
h.rdsroso, abet ,herd. or pig-feeder who has fad and at,
tended the animal seining the first prise Is ansh dam
win he presented with s soweign aid • framed dipkma.
with a suitable inscription. The imslementdepsatcoent
"blob, together with the show of roots, OWN, and
other sdricultunil rodeos, will occupy the galleltse and
the Islington Arcade, will soolsin several novelties, and
lb. IPilleshoes for imam U. me anaborais that the
createct difficulty Is insairested in being abla fa sot*
It, miler the competitive wii coasting to restriction los
far lees esMot than formerly. Oa the morning of Mos.
day, the 10th, the judges viii oommenoe their inspection
of the stoch.

" iffria°"" Paaroolurn.—" 8.0.0.," writing In
the Tina. nays —"I: have had before me • Pl.otolP‘Ph
of one, of the most motive of our bishops, one who I ant
mare would publicly dairy that he in any way mute-
Imre I ntoalbai. I am. however, o/ • ver, different
opinion; I believe bbi peculiar /*attest in the matter in
.is diooese, and the countenance be has given el. e where
to tho-e who do favour it, hus dome a greet deal to Pro-
Foote it His portrait /price Is. 6d.1 OW far to oonfinn
me in my opinion. He is repreeented in fell robes, in
bis left hand a lofty most ornate crosier, or pastoral
staff; his right bent is raised, therlingere positioned.
mmding, I proratee,to 110111111 epics° Direetorium . • the
little lager and the nest inroad Into the palm of the
hand, to meet the thumb, the two other lingers held up,
but slightly etreed. lam particular in detail, biome
It is quite clear be stood for ble likeness in the sot of
giving the blessing, and the w at.representetioo is just
that of • bishop of the &stem or W. stern Chun* per-
forming that act; It is Reim* Ritualism from life.
What fortunate artist received tliat biasing them eanght
by sum power in its giving Ida not care to publish. I
have soma soticaintanos whit Otte bishop. I and all his
hired@ must regret the seterite the treacherous opera
tion threw into hie usually benign countenance ; if
Belot, the moo of Zipper, had seen Balsam so binned, he
would have scarce asked him to denounce, not bless;
the Prophet ' blearing would have been • terror.—
" A NMI about town," writing to the standard. says :
'll3. 0. 0." ii the victim of • most transparent 'skit."
The photograph is one al • eerie. issued at the time of
the comoration of St Bhoreditch, and I.
"made up" in way that is familiar to 'embody,
except apparently "8. G. 0.," whops 'proofs" we
usually just all reliable as this one. It is " lipiseopal
Ritualism from life," says "8.0. 0.; 'the enelosed
photograph proves to any ordinary eyes that it is a
clever ti,er of a lay figure. It is now stated that that
til• Photograph is a portrait of Bishop Wilberforce.

LOWDOW, CELATHAW, AND DOTER RAILW•T : RATHER
Ntimiotone Mimeo or Cigorrota.— A meeting of
deberreare•holders in this company was held on Monday
at the Victoria Station, Pimlico; Lord Harris he the
chair. The Chairman said it was necessary to apologise
on one point, es Mee directors thougb.. there ought to
nave been • laser room provided on that ocossion, bur
it was the largest they had available.. They knew they
had a lugs number of debenture-holders, but they did
not suppose that so large • number would have attended.
They felt some difficulty in the matter of providing a
larger room elsewhere, because the Vice-Chancellor
had reflood to allow the expenses which had been
incurred by engaging St. Jornees-ball for meetings on
two former occaidons. They had all been made fully
acquainted with the scheme proposed by the proforma
Board of Directors to renovate the affain of the
company. (Cries of "No room," from revers! person.)
He said the object of the directors had been to carry on the ,
buoneeoofthecompany without in torrantion,as the trial.
could not be stopped without greet injury. The Ter/
ansatisfaetat7 state of their attain required all their
attention. (Several persons struggling to get into the
room cossed sonsiderable internaption. It was stated
that the corrider was full of debenture holders.)—Mr.
Baxter, solicitor to the company, amid •orne ItPOOOl,
said that Mr. Forbes, the general manager, had gone to.
see what place on the premises could be made aveillible
for the adjournment of the meeting, and on the return
of Mr. Forbes he announeed that the only plate availa-
ble was a carriage shed about • quarter of • mile off,
where there were no seats. and would be very mash
like being in the open air —(bear. beer). —Mr. Hodpon,
chairmen of the Debenture-holders' Committee, said be
wookt pay the expense of a suitable room for the meet-
ing at the Grosvenor Hotel, but alter some delay it
was found that no room could he had. .After several
suggestions to go to Exeter-hall. the Crystal Palace, and
Hyik. Park, and objections to adjourning the meeting to
some other day, it was at length agreed to go on as well
as they amid in the room provided in the station.
k resolution was unaaimously adopted appointing •
committee of their number, for the of main•
taming the Prioritise 01 payment r rights, as
spouted by the Act, 1862, and to take such stops in
Parliament, the Cburt of Chancery, he., as may seem
neseseary.

Pair/111 AND RlllBolll.—The able oorrespondeot of the
Timm, " 8.0.0., " writes ass indignant letter on Pried..
.n I Bishop, Notwithstanding that of all men living
he knows none lees morally blind and deaf than bishops,
he seems to ttinh they are chiefly responsible for the
betrayal of the doctrines of the Established Church, and
the adoption of a Rom.n Catholic ceremonial by a
section of the clergy. "We am urged to eak for more
bishops Nays "8.0.0.1 I wool I humbly suggest that
there can warmly be greater folly than to seek tobaccoese
the uurnbor et oversetiVe who either can't see or wool
me, or kiting won't raids. I may be told that certain
bishops are speaking out. bare before this spoken out,
against the practices and doctrines of the Ritualists.
It is • poor bones dog that growls at a burglar, and dries
ne more; I think we should bang the doz wbo watches
the thieves entecing our honw and only begins to bark
when our goods are effectually spoiled. " With regard
to the defaulting priest. "80.0." thinks bet, far more
an object for pity than for prosecution, for he is so
(dearly opposed to all idea of the power he professes to
enemas that the man is the antidote to the priest.
One of the worst features of the new school, be
says, is the way they deal openly with the very yonng.
The children are taught to adore "the element."
when consecrated—are tantbt that the prim' Is to be
the chief director of their life ; they are to come to him
for frequent winfession ; they are warned of the peril
to their a,nbi if they donut ; they see amused of eom•
p10t... absolution if they do. These doctrines are set
forth in a Prayer Rook for the young published et Osford,
concerning which "8.0.0." remarks—"! think •ny
parsnthuding this book in the bends of boy or girl,
iffsen or recommended by the priest. wosild be
justified, morally, in hr stronger steps tower&
aim then perhaps would be legally justifiable. I
sin onite sure I should feel no mreelf." But there is
another and more important conoderstion to be taken
into aoonunt. If the Established Church, be asks, is
thug in sword with the Roman Church, ho• will it fare
with the ileeetion of tithe; of endowments, church
rates, the tithe loon, cathedrals and the great proper.
ties of our pariah churches; for whatever legal title
there is securing these to the Church, it will warmly be
denied rests upon its being the Church of the Reform'.
ban. This aPpeers to "8 0.0." a sound view of the
Established Church in this matter.

AN EXTRALORDISAIYP.M' a London naafis.
trate on Wednesday, a well-dreseed *moan. wbo gave
her seine as Jesde Wheatley, aged 41, of 9, Walser-
amok Marelehooe, married woman, was charged, at
Mahlebone, with unlawfully ringing the door bell of
fiS, Hensineton-gardeas-square, the residence of 'Wor-
t:l.lmnd St. 'John. The prisoner, who sobbed greatly,
was allowed to be seated. Major-General St. John
mid: I charge this parson with musing tom), hones and
ringing the door boll. In explanation I May sty that I
wmadivorood from mv wife in 18Si.— Mr. Arnold: She
was your wife then ?—Thri General: Yes. sir. / have
DOW no wish to harm her. Sines she haii been divorced
ahe has ma-nod aperson named Witodley.—Tbe pri-
soner, denied this.—The General : I bellows it to be so,
nil have men the certificate. If you no let her go
now, I will not press the inse.—Prisoner:l am without
cloths*, food, or money. lam living in a small mart
it the back of the Yorkshire Sting.. Oh, how I lone
to e.,e my dear chillren! If I could, I would go out of
the entult7 to-morrow. My da children I—Mr. Arnold:
You had better be silent. Ido not want to know the
mused the divotos. If then is no especial restriction
and you go is the proper measer, I have no doubt you
will be allowed to see them. —Prisonor: Sir, to-day I
only took a letter to nn daughter to teU her I was with-
out looney or food. If lb* General will allow m» the
money again which he allowed me for lour years, I will
not go neer the honse.-11r. Arnold: You hays no
right to go there, and by so doing you have rendered
younelf liable to a penalty of 4. Will you promise
not to go there nein l—Prisoner : Sir, if I sow my
shildren in the street I mod-rush to them. I have been
told that my children ore never more to see me, and 1
1.111 only to me them at their death..—Tbe General: The
children are of sufficient age to know what passed. They
say they will not see bar again.—The prisoner : Some
people have poisoned the*Generars and the children's
mind against ice. My divorce 1•1111 not properly so.-
ducted, and my proctor wari boa,iht over for £lO. They
have madit me out profligate, but lam not. Four times
bevel been in the workhouse? What am Ito do?—
'Mr. Arnold: If you will promise not to annoy again
you will be discharged.—Prisoner said she would
promise, and she was discharged.

UPIrOIUtrIT Or WOISHIP.—A correspondent, who
sips himself "U. E.," and dates his latter fnien Bristol
writ,n, as follows to the nay" mixt.k. not,
Lord Blowy sod Mr. Banbiry may attain their object
at a leas expenditure them of £90,000. The Act of
Uniformity, Marks IL, we. 21, enacts that the several
good Isere and atatutee of this realm which have formerly
been made, mei strirtoerliaorce, for As uoiformity of
prayer and administration of the Fineennlente cabin this
realm of Briglan.l, shall stand in fell forme and strength
to all intents and purposes whataoever, and shall be
spoiled, proetised, and put in use for the punishing of
all offences contrary to the maid law., with relatios to
the book aforesaid (the Prieyerhook). Thoei revers'
geoi law, and statutes aikr;-1 Rd.. VI, ci. sec. 1.15;
and 3 Klw. VI., c, 1. ow L 4. 19. 13 • 5 awl 6 Now
VI., e. I, sea 3.6; I Elia, c 2, 400:4-13, 1640 ;
laic a seo.& It will hi @ankh to Mere to 1. Elia
e. 2. In 'ea 4 it tikes oognisanoe of those 'who shall,
willfully or obstinately standing in the mime (wilfulsom)
use
soy other nee. eeremeny, order, tons, or ex
celebrating the Lord's supper. °pep', or priyatelp, or
matioa ',reasons, administration of the fiserantesata, or
other open prayers, than is mentioned and set forth la
the 'mime book.' Clause 17 enacts 'that all and evmv
be,c power and authority to inquire, bier, end
4,4 rsioe 1 and all manner of off-noes that shall be
• maitteri or done contrary to any article contained in
bishops ' ma? ot all time sad times, at their liberty and
pu,osore, join WO associate theenalv. to the said
juiitiess, ho. Clause 22 enables munieipal anthoritioe (e
p., in London, the mayor), in pl.. 'where jostlesn of
oasis, nit 0..030100 ree..ir, to hear and determine
ttpo ::ninseendho.m:sewndinto.o.afb"::tlei.ed.tokijdoerdwhd.r.b.: 1111.1:114"111:1.60.bet:m',1a8 wpfrt7lvlyidortue voircterits
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r.liKaalbar: to—
• reliable opinant. A few pounds more will serve to

!HAM Cowin WAfia —Wm le • besulifel prefesesil
brit via, *WA la MOVIIM ma diy rookies' pey
to its priiihmi r•rusanently:Th lieml bas *
merely griakbid wlbli it daily ter Oat time. by
aid of an ordinartlagrbrosb. It is mid Ips. od„, mmi
Is 'at for post once grilse ties well-knows psrleumsr,
Ayee. Bose, 248, bylmmelos. Mr. May"
Yeovil, ram supply It.

A Riot AID brirooliAnllo Beam PM 211 Z RAM
—Amuse the wwwwwas preporathos offend to tbs
Politic for health and comfort °Louvain BALK
OF COLUMBIA is pre-tweiwwwi, Uri*/ 1410.1" d al
°emeriti= sad imlteeies for leeward' of forty yews I
. sod by the imerosaiag demeod for this bused Ado say
be estimated Its value sod Mosey for toplwobliznizi
nperfuosnoms
cun pressoad
ad..thees. risloriosar..l6:
'11:::Dr,..11:: Oiresarrh,
at id
mow:. :arm..
u or taming grey. Is imparts to the Hair a bright
"wl 141°4"7 •44F•Lnaoli, mill eutirely hue wort mod
will Dot Mil the wet denote* (*brie ware so hood dun
U.S is isralealite, ea it forme le Infancy the Wet eg .0
limliby led lexuneut bead et bale. BA_ by an
W1301014* mad Retail by tbe Preeriebns. 41 sad A.
Ow:mum, 22, Weniagtawetreet, Lodge W.

• To Patios, wishful to =Mad their trade, or Wows
their income, the greatly inoreamod demead for Toe
that is likely to follow the late reduetioa of duty,
renders the prompt a favattrable moortanity foe pascal
With spare time at the., ensaismod, to andartake am
swag for the sale of this important article of dogagolie
ear. Ossesirs Ti.., as well as Coffees, have leag boss
held In Snit class repute by families la all parts el the
kingdom, aed to meet the growing dimmed, Gaga,
Smith and Ca, are now ready to appoint pate a
every town sad village of importimes cot it masa
fally repressated. Terms of weedy fete by peek agi
emphasises to Outsell, South and Co., SO, Feleharoh.
street, Lomita.

HOLLOWAY'S OUITIMIT AND RUA —oaamempEioa
Prevented.— hillsessa, colds, and fever are ever Orem&
iris in oar ebsageoble climate. Though may eared at
first, when sal/kited they fromestly Indus sintons
,thems, of whieb the chief and most fatal is sessamp•
Ma. U Holloway's pilh be resorted tons the ire*
apossaanes of any of them &mem and if the symptom
he very argeat, his °Miami should alio be well mbbed
mite a day on the back and Must: they will mime to Gam
&harm, and all sansamptim testleoey will ',Mainly be
MAMMA, and the body, freed from all Imparities will
be laft in • b•silthier stets than it was before the Wan&
The pills hung free from noxious huM of any
kind, the most delimits and timid may barmlissely Moe
them.

Di. Lowers POLKONIC Wams.—Zat4et of •
letter from Yr. Mavis Banks, Chemist, 3,
Birmingham. -9 have much *nitre natiregthga 74 1
do not remember keeping • remedy for songhs. esibems,
ko., that sold so freely, or (01•11 snob geoseral Wireaelio a.'
Dr. Locook's Punned° Wafers give Instant relief to
asthma. oousamption, neghs, mad all disorder, of the
brink and langs. all throat affestions are immediately
relieved by allowing one nossioeally to dissolve la the
mouth. 'To singers and geisha 'peahen they are in
valuabie for eleariag and skenVing the voles, amid
helm a pleasant toot.. Price la. 9d.. es. dd.. sod
114. per box. Bold by all drampon. Oautien.—Ever-
hot al the googlies medicine has tbe weeds "Dr. Locook.
Wafen" in white letters on a red ground In the Doren
meat Stamp, without widish words all are tonnterbeits
end an imposition.
"A BLIGHT COLD." COCOXIL—Pew are aware of the
Importance of e, ecking a rough or "Slight Cold" in its
kit stage hat which in the beginning weld yield to
a mild remedy, if neglected, soon attacks the Insp.
"Brown', Bronchial Trochee give rare and almost
immediate relief. "The Trochee" have proved thou
efficacy by a test of many years, and have reossved
testimonials from eminent men who have need them.—
Sold by all Chemists, at In. 10. low bos.—ilee
Ad t in another column.

INTORTLIT TO Yonttart.—lfm. Winslow's Soothine
Syrup for children teething, is perfectly harmless. It
praises natural quiet sloop by relieving ths child
from pain, sad Um link *harsh awakes " so
button." It mares mind, soli°, and regulatos treiti s
nso.
ls,
gives nest to Ns* mother, and health to the And. It
has boon thirty years in us in America, and is pow
sold in this Cliountry by .11th. prinsipal medians dealer
.t Is. lid. per botilm—Piss AdvertWinerit in anooNar
oda=

THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'6
PURE TEAS are now }SIGH T•P NCB
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3s. 44., REDUCED to 2e. Al.
TEA formerly 3e. 1341., REDUCED to 3, Oci.
TEA formerly 4e. Od., REDUCED to 3e. 4d.
TEA formerly 4s. 44., REDUCED to 3s. Bd.
Two comes. quarter, WC end pound pickets.
All GENUINE PACKETS are loaned,

_
ell•MilMellt0 LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OP THE PURR Mk
AGINTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
&Wm:we ....... „ Beech sad On., Reet-etreet.
Reastistater
RiosiOferel
D. aerie
Owlet Abias B motet, Lrowerreer.
DORCHINTIER Rvoui (snoosesor to Mr. hood
High-Reet-street.
Eros Donator, Brood-greet,
7111511d1 Watila

PsdilistrentAicht Braes.
Ptak Omen, High-street.
Wertheim Beet.
WSPHOUTII Cola, Chemist, 1, Bt. Kerpetreet.
Elottedes. Post-Oflke.
Wasserlertm &WWI.
..... needs k Reel
YetethatM Hayward, draper.
Chemises. ka., are Agents in every Town.