The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-23 00:00:00

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Vser,A num th Ttnt.Y.To%, 1i.C.11.„ has taken the I
splemlid otaindon lately tiecispietl by Mr. Digt,,, at
ibe Admiral will hit flag on loceird
the Warrior at l'ortamouth on the lot of April: be being
appointed AtiluirA atlr!El.liten.i47,it of the I '...astmtard and ,
Naval Reserve of the 1 hated him:Loin.
THE lA..* OF TtiE "Atn,,Ri. In the report to the
Moanl of Trail, ... recent inquiry into th.. of the
Aurora. in stanial no-ovum:nits:inn kto in..n jeate.ted
ou lielihtlf of the Ct.:fainiu,,l rew f ti,. Italian hentue
Yianta, for their otov-olul efforto in reocuitig eight of the
en, 4 t 1...
Yin 31f.t. I . ifRIPTII AWWWivrtos. Thpsgay
eteeing a hreture was ileln..red to the members of this
uoniei it. Ow tie Life ; it, Nature
a,,.: V.trietiett." Tlae atteind.urnt 0.4 "lIIV mnalL The
Mayor i Mr. M. Kt.ustoWelelt) iweoided. and briefly intro-
ductol the leetiwer.
oF usual fortnightly tueetinn
of gic Ilwartl litiardiano via. held on Tliiiroday. There
mere preoent Mr. .1. !layman (chairman) Mr. T. W.
fireol it nen-bairns:inlets.' Miowro. E. 1. I lakl..v, Curtis,
W. Meatus, C. N. Crutupler..l. W. IAM. It. Slade, .1. W.
Rawlino. (elerbtil tnentler-) Mr.f.. T.
IL It. Ininfl. G. thatch, awl Rev. .1. 11. Austen
•••T'o•/ IN. II at ton Rmyllt totnlieal otheer
for No, 2 (Canton!) iliattict in once...whin to the •late
Cralk on the motion of Mr. E. I' Oakley. seconded by
Mr. tinoli. The contract of Mr. .1. Ihiniford, was
m...ept—l too tlie er..rtion of a claapel tool day noting at the
Union. tile bonier ..... wonting tot Adak Me-ors. Dirks,
Norris, and also teutilerml. the lowiot boing that of
• I 'irk, f..r ger. ; the hightail (Mr. hilmtl) Iming
my want. of
I.IOIIT llatn.— A meninrial was recently
to the 11..1A of Tratle tintelltlY o.tting forth
the of erecting a li.ht on 1/nrlestoti !lead. in
relay iao the itnotiori.tl a limier was reeeived .at Saturday
otating th it the Ihiard hail taken the matter into conaiilleir-
Ate.an.i beg •hoOdedi upon tb.. erection if at the
spot indicated. 'rt., only wonder is that Midi a aPriallial7
work has lien et. long ileferrtnl. The foltiwunt is the
kater referred :
noard TrM fll.mrl.mmmr !Department I.
nbiteleall t 4 W.. I tilt Ilarrh. 1075.
-With hotly r referetiet. to !he int morial forwarded by
on the January Lial. pt.iiiti for the establishment
a .Igow Ronan . I Lin
the It.onl of Trek ii.. was. l. the infontiati.m.4 yourmll and
the on toortiled, that the rorporation id Trinny
whom thy memorial was relmni for consideration in Me first
anstaiter. hit,- approved of Ike • re,thrli if a I.4lahonst na
either Inirlestone Helot. .5 00 ui.. .4 the mighltouring
lank. and llott the 11..1.4 el Trade hone autiorsal stem boing
taken toward. time oLeetien of a iit,
I am, Mr, your -bating seramit,
C. Cr ta Tans'.

I: I 1.1.1 rod.
N .11MM 11,..eArr OF TITO FOURIUII,2I. —4 11l MondllF
In,, ti.bermen. moot•I g32llUel !tedium an.l Beniamin
Will.. not to l'lmptisme. Pool, near Si Albano Head.
&hist:. In retitruing home. when ;taming the Uhl Ilarry
...$ .trock the boat tar her over pe
▪ trly. The meta were t•f cow* thrown out, an in.
iladr • 0.1.1.41 :slam,. were completely at the itterev of the
imes. Thee. however. male for the +bor... Wills heing
yArdl. behind hi. companion. when another lea
...trook la/n. earryin.:ltilte ashore. 11 losatt. unfortunately
4.1 emits...N.l in the rock weal., awl hut for another .1
driping hon.. and relegating hint, he woold have been
• Irownetl. After getting on ter,' firma it wit* llne time
• lure they r.....en.1 thenutelt The pilot cotter. with
/ootaas flirt awl Jam... Tile-4. Perceiving them. ProalPdY
went to their a...i.tanee awl t ink them on 1... rd, ginnil
them •Icy elothea and the necessary restoratives, and
%ivied theta at Stmiland. Fr on thence the men walked
to South haven, where thvy were kindly 11,Virpti by the
chit of the eo•stguard, Mr. McFall, who brought them to
The men have 101 l their boat, tackle. awl fish, and
a stiletcription in their behalf is talked J, which we hope
will INO promptly emlalla4ed to.
•It 1,-- -.1. Alp somorr.7The annv.al aerrr.ons
. . .

I.lll'nelt ssien At. , • • !NIL -- saw* men Asko. . , one or oi __. to
on behalf of this oriety were prewhol co Sundoy tut at iWwelle • imlocriber .he thought it a most favourable sign
St. Jame:. and St. Yours rharrhes. At the former the that the young COMM-teal with their schools took such LU
Rev. J. Dixon preached in the morning. aii•l the Rev. R. interest in the work. lie believed he had "d the.
Markby in the evening. At st ymie. the 'weather in the before that merely attendiug church did not en:lstituto a
ntrnlng we.. the Rev. F... Mark hy. The rouw.nonsai ~,,, inhvi
good churchtuan -a itssl churchman would put his
ty, 111 C... It. -St. James £116..., St. Paul's ON tel. Id. on shoulder to the wheel. ant help in the work of the lion'.
Mo:nlav evening the annual meeting .... held at the They were about to musibti.h a branch in the town of
Tier: Halt There was only a ate an ettenteafe,, The another great oriete-tha Additional Curate.' Society -
Rev..l. A. Lw ason. fleete r of St. lamest. presmen„ an. and they should meet ow.. a quarter to talk over their
on the piatfonn were the Rev. G. Morgan. Rev. J HUWWIs work • and the meeting would be so .1 that there
hnd the Kt, .1. A. Jamieson, assistant secretary. A ..ita.l. a gathering once in -in weeks-emu thus the two
hymn having been sung..,Prseer was offered i'l the Rey. 1 ...Tittles would have • moetihg once every three months.
0. Morgan, who afterwards read the annUal report, whit+ , Ile did not think that %mild Is, too often, test that ton-
ahowe.l that last year Lit Os. id. was sent the Patent ' nutted Interest would he maintained. The district
',mien.. Th•• Rev. J. A. JaMiesOn delivered an interns, i vi.itoru did not think meeting.," month to,, „tie.. and
ting addre.e in the entree of which he said that tio less 1 the Sunday schail teachers feet once • month, and did
than ISO churches nr whoolnantia „
Ikea" f "
fir 'ate° , wit think that too froluerit. li• had hetore told thm e
genie,. host sprung ny or bad been a"et is, "tt.teltre "Y , they slid not seek to amuse at thew meetimn, but met
the direct action of the mariety, though it gave nothing fir mutual encouragement Ile wm afraid he hail brought
towards the fabrics. but simply itopplied fitting elentymeu. about sueh a large gathering by means of false pretences,
to isinister to them. He proceeded to give instances or as he hail promised them on the last .sxasion Mr. ll•mke
the working of the satiety in the large tognufacturin3 they roust UM
town .4 ltrailford : where owing to the instino.ieney be present, but if he bad dot', .0.
with hint as front the eir, Lancet he had stated that
would
church aer lotion tee the eare'llY teen'"itta ate.'es gentleman was unable to lie present. but be looked forward
of the people, the nierettents of that town held a meeting h, haying Mr. Itooke with them at solim future gathering.
and •letermined that they would Imihl ten new churches , hie hope.' the Cense would continue to flourish amongst
in as many years. The last time he visited Bradford he I thew, for whilst they endeavoured to do the heathen good.
ma that eight of them had been built capable of holding they al.o benetitted thennelves. They mud continue to
&sett 1.010 Persons each : and since then the remaininj work --inn.t be eonstantlj doing someO"ing, for if not
two chturhes had been erected, and all these places they „mild mto lw sum get uggida in the cause of Christ -
worship hat tic-en filled with congregation., owing to the (.eelau.e).
exertions of the clergymen Tonnectul with the society. mr. 11. N. cog said he hot addressed them on two
Similar gratifying results of the working of the society 'amyl,. occosi ~,, ~ lie was alunad soon to have been nose
were instanced at shetield. the (*wester D.wka. Inn• i..alysi on to speak. but he n ould try and say weuetbin•
slots. We In the course of his remark. the rev. gentleman Dew. lie was, glad to See no many present. as he felt it
spoke of th.• usefulness of Seripture readers employed by w. ty... the) bad lecunte a lutindolltrY Perish, and
the so•lety. as a insmf of which he mentionen the caw of took such an interest in the work. Ile saint sty he Was
Tots SaV..r.s. the note-1 pugilist, who at the elereoth hour ....a of the liarish, prowl of the.r rector. and proud of
was " pleased as a brand f rink the burning.-The smoker e—
,eas how. who had divide,' the t".fn. into ala,lei„ 'let and..
The
concluded by earnestly appealing (sr stipport to the society. ~ '..1 consolation to so many a movering one to Molly w
lavamedings terminated with the Kluging of e OM, is s hunt I h • T 1 •ir labours he knew would 1n owned
isau
dossier!. A eelleetien Was tuade at th.• dow.
and Iskowsl of (sod, and although they might not thyms
Polars linear, MonlaY• - hef.'ee the 8•Yor(21Y Keolli-Weleta) iwaySte tee ti. result, the L nod seed ...nu would he ,nre to
and Aldreotan Roger. V. td an abundart harvest Ile had lately been reading of
.1.4.. flash. brushmaker. quay. Poole. tram eharsed with - Wt... ....oshm, who had lees ,•on„tantiy working
being drunk nail disorderly, and &manning and ri,tistlng li C. !11e,•••214.1Vat .
ard bui. hd• not see any flaw', ; at length
lirSile in the oar uti. h • at of hs ditty in laidivalsitnret on Kahn, at...`"-n*.
-1. st.UrY ' - .i'yhtul !alien
owe was cm... upon to visit a par man who
dav night. Being Lis fetish °fence. Armin; he wall tined Me and iously injured himself. tin entenng
mass ,
and roam. Paid. I the snfferees house she heard him ca/ling for - R.es• ;
rem yoaatioae, Tnnasslay.-Before the Mayor (Mr M. Kensp Reese . ma; &I wb,, nitended the nunday .ch.• 4;
Weleht and Meows. CJ. Stone, WD. Duglale, W. Pearce. J. ~.,,. sat'. ea • ,
.. . , ... ._ 4..... 1.1 th.
8 Hudson, and 11. R. Durell she et was wino nma swum wonis oaten net
st
aMt.tATIIIIIT s*ets.4•RATLs. sufferer to Christ ; she bed taught him those words ..5 'nir.
Leary laden and I odi
J•taled I.anwiwg anti Jahn Ow O. M Pakstone, were sum- eat° me all ye thstl'is.._.'"ust mel , t, ehrikt r mei! • in II
......• ir..
,i,e,....,,, ei poor.tates. -thseislants said they
.give ~:u ire,,,..- ..., ism. glint . : . ti.
.t.t,,
...
Li.
paid -a • sits* rent. awl Mary tin ty.ht.. That •IPU .i, tU4 san (rut •.1 u
i - that...Wt insiods thy siour F 1.,V, I U4l II) 11
: shy took eart and persevere.l; let those eh.
rate. Inner pone. la ehtt ne,iel.t_h_eaelaaaliraal 111 61a aa41.... ii-labLalri_o. ' iuti tst f. t . thetuselv feeling assured
Ise ma and Ine !Walked pies Inc ifte - r !tone remark...l a...nee. toen .—e irt • .
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that oterinxes had treated ildruesaits very Itherally 10am.% that AL,. list e
1 no. labour in Valli. Hs 111 i I
11;:.tbe.1
...h.;
t and be was only rateti at gl2 -1111 wist in ti.....: heart-. they t think 0 t sr ts.r. 1
as he luid seo a year ran
tant Luid, and not deny to ohers the
Limning • Yes . but that don't lower tht. rate much (a taught lawthren in a
-The usual orient were wade , Idemings they theinaris„. possess«. 1 Peter had denied
lITILAUFO IV PS Christ-then it was that Choist iave hitu that hs•k ,J
les 15... named Tanta. Alc ed the heart of l'eter, and ...toed to
- kali. and Witham Bartlett, ' amasy which penetrat , .
the to him.," I it you who ha., ttus ass-tared me. now in
sere .Inie,osi with stealing • quantity ol new..eslise 4.1. , sayl. • . .
as t. A _.,_.._.r.... _
'els rot y . Balaton. in the lady • W.lhiiii: ng 'klieg:trial." Vic Ira n. utr-
nr: r.rt!rieq`,..47
hartlett did not appear. -P.O Cutler raid or, WediwohY• the my hint ,
over elm heti. 0., • ....mid ti t
wy !key thz,
inade
nab out .he sew liking'. and another leo, - •hwe oanwhe told in..... . whs hol 10..11 baptised. oh
.nd I they denv Christ. and
550hartlett. lie saw than take the rove and wY it into ' hitches by allegstion-le . ~ .... know unn
moat field. Asked Nicholls what he ea. gouts to do with It, eay W daunt, las& by thew actions, w