The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-19 00:00:00

ELS r OR•LDON.

Tates HON= Bung? Dowx.—On Toeeday, about
rold.day a are was Mao:reeved in the roof of the muddle
house of • row of thn• In this village, and. uo lees than
an hour, all were burnt down, nothlag but the wall.
remaining. It seems there vim • area In the chimney,
near the tbateh, which was "going to be repaired," but
wed not. Flame Issuing thews ignited the thatch, and
hones the conflagration. The middle house was °coupled
by a man named Burton, who kept • general shop. The
are ectended so rapidly that all his stook and furniture
save two beds It re. Barton pushed through the via+, w
was destroyed. the damage being estimated at WO,
and bit. insured for £lOl3. One of the cottage, was
unoccupied, and In the third lived • labourer and his
family named Saint. They had more time to moue
their few goods, and got out almost ewerythiug. The
Bartow hare gone to an nuraocupled house, and the
Saints to the Union.

THS BLNJIIT JUDGIIIIMT AND IT3 FRUITS.
The Ser. Riwart Mania, Tartar of Sheers, Leland,
has sent us a proof sheet of en article thst appear
to the nest number of the /rat Mimi Adrocek, which
ha stye, sets forth "the views generally had by seta-
gales' olisrehmen in that oorintry as to the By.. O. J.
Sin's secession." Ws quote tho ohisf portion of It :
'A °lady= in of the Char& of Slighted inry
svowodly each sad prestige what the Artieles to whisk
he voluntarily 'sheathed, dammed as ' blasphemous
fears and decimate deceits,' and Inoue no peaalty
beyond the assure a baring gone ' perilostly nese to
a violation. of the law sod this unrighteous judg-
ment, whisk loaves the Galva' at fall liberty to Per-
severe is blapbesting Gad sad devolving the sails
entrusted to his awe, has bac palatal by evaagaloul
ministers of note, as favourably to the cause of evan-
gelical tenth I
"This disastrous judgment cantina," to beer its
bitter frail, by consteslaing God-U.:lag mat to swede
from a Church which thas appears to tolerate the worst
phase of horsey. We sseationed two bambino's o/ this
oar last amber. With dote sorrow of mind we now
mooed another, In the 5•13...100 from the Church of
Saglead of the Rs.. C. J. Bled, M. &, VIINIZ of Christ
Cureb. West Fordiegton, Doratshire. We have bees
favoured with a copy of the farewell 110,1110 a Of Our
esteemed brother, in which de stated the reasons which
sonstralasd him to take a step no lees painful to him.
self than to the coogragation to which he ministered
for twelve years, and by whom he was respested and
loved.

" hi. we (mutated Kr. Bird for his faithful dams-
olatioa oi • Judgment so oak-16160ne as that of the
Judisial Committee of the Privy Coe:toil, had while
we admire the moral rectitude whiah promoted him to
amides his loudest Nabors. so WOU so hi. powdery
interests, to his eousoisutioas Quirk:loss, we cutout
agree with him at to the propriety of the stop which
1.. has tekee. We hays asnefolly read his sermon, and,
to our /catmint he has failed to justify his SOOOOILOO
oo !iorlptaral grounds.
.

„...
” Hs took for his tart, Rte. H. 2, 'I know thy works,
and thy labour, and thy patience, and how thou rand
not but them whloh are evil ; sod than had tried them
whieh say they are apostles, and are not, and Last found
them lion; and the orpiment which he founded avo
It was simply this—the Church of England bears the..
which are evil, and therefore. •611666i0.1 becomes the
duty of every faithful men. The premises are only to
• certain extent tree, but the conoludon la altogether
aawarthated. The seven chunks, of Ada 6/6f • 611
more or less faulty—tome of thorn deep'.y oorrupt—bat
the faithful few ars not to a tingle instabos comothoded
to 'operate from theca Taking the New Testament
for our guide, we are firm to ths oonviotion that
nothing short of a formal and authoritative denial of
the saving truths of the Gospel, and the setting tip of
idolatry, *mild Josiah, eeeessiou. To none bit the
adherents of the great Babylon—wbieh has the that and
ate* of her authority at WHO.—i. the oommatod
addremed, Qocae oat of her, my people, that ye
partake not el her sins and reale* sot of her plagues.'
" Th• Reused jadgment warn the fault and ale of the
individuals composing the tribunal whieh pronouneed
It. The Caureh of lloghuti muiby at deCktratio4 of
her 1110Ciri6a COlagilUd in her Articles is by we lab 61
responsible for iS
"Ten. it is that ' pirates have boarded the old 'hip'
—Shall I therefore leave it ? Nay, but I will read the
intruder's—l will nail the Royal dc to the mast —I will
draw the sword of the Spirit and throw away the
esairitard—l will outage In a death struggle with the
pirates, in vindication of the authority of my King.
To leave the ship in the heads of the pirates would
be an est of eowardies and sot of gallant loyalty.
"AA to the woortias el oar worthy brother that 'h.
cannot di* Ito hie gees. biomes he should be firing
upon his Sovereign Jesus,' we are at a loss to know
what be means. Ths utjasallable &pallid of Kr.
Bennett pats no restraint on Kr. Bird's liberty, he still
dojo,' perfect freedom Warrants its inj nation to protest
against It and the Wee doctrine ihloh it fosters, and to
proclaim with as mash saergy as eves the Gospel of
the grace of God, In all its glorious fawns. Our dear
brother cannot j adify this statement which only prone
Lb. almithet of esoession, la betraying a ooneelantous
and upright man into an exaggerated view of the
evils of the system from which he has separated.
"It soaelasion we must notice the wanting which
this pelatal affair suggests to oar Irish Oberon. Toe
attempt whisk Is being made by the party of which the
Arohblsbop of Dahlia le the head, *co to stretch the
eompeelteeidveases a the Charsh as to laded' within
her psia 6 oho of minutes, who hold the worst errors
of the Marsh of Rome, eon hays no other sled than
to lead some to unmixed Popery, and to drive the 10011 i
06006141161013 and godly men, who are the very life of
the Chunk into saimt."