The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29 00:00:00

TYN BRA M.

A C 0771011 DITZIIIOIrID. —On deader morning a
cottage on the agate of N. Bond, El., in thie
wee bang to the ground by fire. The
daughter of a labourer, named Henry Loma, rose at
sit o'clock. and carried not intne mama, that were
yet on lire, to tbe rear of the cottage. which the
wind carried to the thatch at tbe roof, and set it on
firs The other members of the family who when
at that time is bed were aroused, and got out wifely,
but the cottage wee destroyed, with four bedsteads,
and the greater portion of the rev folks' searing
agparel. A fruitless endeavour was said, to ax•
anguish the are before it bad band doers the
cottage.

W HITECHURCH.
Tammy kND BITIY Socnert. —The ans)6.n

and frhnd. of 7h6 nolul gOes-i:te—met together on
Mood*, het (Whtetlidne ..y) to eelebrate their &naive..
wiry fogies'. Perrino' to attending Divir. mewls. •
venomless wan formed. end heeded to lb. Whiteshereeh
Teinperesee brass bend Ilse mothers told a emegiti-
nientary visit to their kind Nan nese, Mo. WOW, roff
Whatemhe Rome. sad more most medially resolved
by that ezoellent lady. Hem the bond plated wows/
planes of usage In Iletterote Myte. Polly nessitiug
high encomiums whi,b Mrs Idishel bottomed moos
flout, sod evidently affording to her great plemers.
They thee piro-oded in claret., ober* after the
germs for the d.y had been emptied is, do 'only
spots Died vim, the Poe. Mr. Wean., rembad a ogg,
suitable sermon twos 1-4 Cor. 1211'. ohms., 2411. vents— I
" Now ye are the bode of Christ. and Mon in p.r-
Ceske." In the worse of en motet, affontionate, and
easily uedendnod widen.* lase rev. gentlemen pointed
out some of the many advantages to be derived from
h-loeging to mit • moody ea the one throe pre-ost
were usemhere of. flags It etitutione wore founded on
Christian principiee, they remateed the duty of earring
tor other., of liming one another's hoiden., and were
thm in direst operatics to that love of le If, whiett an
y was so deepty rooted in the human ehermwr.
Semi .o&eli.. %leo ~erased pen lam and mod. ro inn,
For none hut threw of good eltersotet woes olusitted to
tnembvrehip. The rev. sontleasan then polished the
messity for union sad goodwill beetroot the sem=
of 'Mini oe rzemplei of forbore...co tome.
other. and enneloded by earewatle exhorting his Warm
▪ to eel., the piesparee of their manual festival an to
give DO mune for nomads. nrtly helm Mire n'elvelt
the metehers eat /owe to as ensellent di.... rirevidol
he Mr. Foster, of *he Bell las. Wilbeebareii. Tim '
choir wee Wow by the vim. estoorted by Ur. H.
Foote, Mr. R. Fowler. eed Mr. J. Items. Several
who usually met at this annimmy festival
tom usable to be ement, In oat*. queues! of the

mototieg of the Feria...Dry Weymenth. F;1-I
jetties having been done to the bountiful Meer
provided, oe tb• removal of the cloth. the
Mamas rote and said that in taking the chair as that
ociesstato be felt himself somewhat out of place, eta he
was emepyieg • prettins whieb bed hese for so many
feint illed by their kind friends sad supporter.-
Mr. Fooks and it,. Fowler. At the sane thee he could
not but matte Molt he f-it jr1.114 pl.. C's in mooting to
their twisty*, cad trithout further verses he would call
upon them to nereivo, in the meet loyal spit, that
vd,ish 1.. Ow grit toast on all melt occasion., " The
health of Her Majesty the Queen." The toes' cso an.
arrived with 'attestors. as was ales " The health of the
Prime end Ptiemes of Wales. earl Me red of the Rota/
Fonily."--111r. Fwerier said he ore to poop.e cho noir
toed with the most sinorre pianists: it wet that of
" The Walton sad Clergy." N that diocese they were
presided ever by • moat ezeellent was, use wham beret
was in eyeey good work, sted MOO he was happy they
might say they had with them to preside over that
Parish octet whore he hotieeed the more they keew of, the
more he would be beloved and esteemed. anr many
yeses past they had sot been 'amend with the company
of the dewiness at their slab fertital, but he thoucht
they raisin now saw they had got the right man in the
' richt pleas. It reminded him of former pew, when
me whom Mee trestle esteemed used to be prosset, and
who woeld not bore mimed joints* with them on any
mattent. Mr. Fowler ccieeluded by referring to the
sermon they had that morning listeeed to, remarking
that it was or.• of the heat fhb serssone he sear heard
delivered. Nothing left would esetest him than than.
hearty cheers for their rev. friend. The tomt was roost
enthusitoticelly received. -Tl..' hairless, in responding,
tont Melimony to the der p Interest which the litho,
Mt in all that related both to the temporal and eternal
leterert of that, under his Marra With mord to
bimrlf ho enamel, thanked them for the very kind
way thee bed drank his health. He weld aware Mem
it rave him very greet planters in being present as be
emmitered it was not only the duty but trt the interest
of his dreri.hlonota that a chereyntran should joie wilt
them on web towing. It was an doubt hie higher duty
to comfort and sonata thorn in the day of
hut he Wisest he as mach tallith-el his date by 1.044-
! int with them In their day of rejoicing. Indeed.
he ought to be " all things to all men."
As he bad mid en mush to thous in his
eeronte reepereieg their deb they might think
perhaps he would be dwelling too much ou that if be
seam tsferlad to it -Oriel of an, Dol. Well, thee he
would take • more seendar view of the matter. Beek •
eocioty. Mouth a eding omelet mitehhag so that its
funds were not ntls-appropriated. was worthy of support
hecen-e they behead • man to help himerlf. Though be
wee elmcot a stranger among them, awl eeeld not (roux
actual experience give his testimony la its faeoer, yet
from the rules, and the printed statement before bins,
as also from the names of those who give it their
support. he could come to no other coneduslos than
that their elab was well worthy' not out' of hie&
het of all others at.4.o&deed to benefit their •Tra
men -(ebeers). Ha would no., with their permirsiou,
propose • toad whioli be was sure all would mesa
heartily join in. When be saw the very steeliest
Notelets established in that village, their needing room
and ekb-h0••• well supplied with hooks. and the
mairtrom glees to that sordety, he meal I ant hut Isel
assured that the health. of Mrs. Kinkel and Yr. Mantel
would he most cordially trained-(lmA mid lon •
continued Melones). " The Honorary Members" was
then riven by the Chairman, coupled with tito name of
Wr. H. rooks In re...poodle& Mr. rook., after storms-
ing bit situates ratiecistiou in cesieg their worthy near
pneddieg, and stating that he had returned from
Wevnterat, on purpose to be prevent at their anneal
(*.tired, eongrataLrtcl the memberi on the pet:onerous
atet• of their finances. Dense the year timy had added
to their capital more than tn, and this was highly
eatisfeetrig, inasmoch es two old-ealabUched
elate had been obliged to draw somewhat largely
,tn their capita. He trusted that their mediaet on tho
present ca:micie, and in future. would he Allays
seth se to moot their appear's', and he
was sure, if such was the ease, they would
always be supported -(loed elteers). The Cliairman
said they had jest drank the health of no docile • eery
oseful body of men. sod one which the soceety could
oot do without; at the mme thee they we'd not be
nailed a eery astir* body. He amid now,. them
"The treasurer, trustees, stewards, sad stork, without
1111010 their dab owald not be carried on--febeers) - Mr.
Fowler in reepoeding, said it was • grass satisfaolios
him as their treasurer to report • lialimee la their
favour, and be we.sopeeisliy happy in wrograteloting
them 'that their money was safely Invested—pet in •
place where no one could rob thong of it. Is these days
of enenasersial discraistale such in somranse was very
gretifyieg to mak. -ishosr.). Mr. Fowles. thee 'Redad
to the amount expended lest year in forniesi ex peens as
An-lag • trifle over the wettest allowed, sad seepreeted
that oath member within a aerials dinnece should pay
for his own dinner, het that all drink should boo pal..
for separately. In ibre society there were a good went
"t°1•11"*. who obi""d as Pried* to pay for drink
oristimptestly mote woe provided than was required.
He 0111, .brew this out as • suggestion, it was for them
to masider if it was worth sorry*, out, Tb. " Henath
of the Wise," " Prosperity Is the slab," sad "Ow
maxi happy merle • wort thew gins, sad most
...quo, to. The head = most
Arse* minlONs dßai Movies Ms sad se

Ow dome the company adjrood to tbe open, wbore
neenteer at moot were rye fo , and various sport. ea.
paged to with greet pool humour by slur present. Br
the printed statement waned wet tind abet It. mosso
for the r&-t veer SASOlllitfd I. £B2 IT.. 114. el ...di-
ger* £77 71. 7.1.. Ica•ina • balance in bond of ha 104 4d.
Th. @tete of the snake Nods sae ea follows :—Co'
£7013; In wiring.' beak, £73 3e. 64.; In bend, 115 10,
1:778 13a. 101. Twat' per slatterns, t foe 1865, £757 4. SJ ;
£9l We. 24. Eight honorary and 89 benefit inemb•re.