The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24 00:00:00

A WELL-WISHER TO THE
WORKING CLASSES.
Bridpott, April 17.

REFUSAL TO BURY AN ITNBAPTIZED CHILD.

To as Editors.

In referenos to tbs paragraph that appeared in
your last impression with reprd to the retool of
the incumbent of Lytobett Minster, to give Chrietian
burial to the body of an unbaptieed child, I and on
000soltlim the prayer-book, the followieg sentence
" Hen is to be noted that the office ensuing hoot
to he used for any that die usbaptiesd or mom-
meanie:sated, or have laid violent beads upon them.
selves." Can any of your Tendon kindly....., the
following peetions :—I, What nom or Iltans in
the order of things is there for placing thse three,
In the same category? 2, For whom is the burial
marries designed, the dead or the hying? 3, Dose
aot every olergyman, when be is ordained or
Waded into a living, solemnly promise te observe
and practice all that the prayer book esjoins, and
to road hulk. pariah church or chapel where he has
the chirp, coos every year, the constitutions or
011D4:4111 agreed upon in oonvoostion in the Vial 1663!,
4, hadt this oonstantly set ride ; if so, why is one
(proesiod) duty obseaned, and another neglected!

_
AN ENQUIRER
In a penipblot which own' to hand by the was
povt with tbii Awogoivg letter we yowl am under:—

The burial of untoptiesd intuits is, however, a
Arose point with Dr. Parker, and he elerverly wishes to
put than oa a level with excommunicate persona, or
Molder. There wart however be wine rale of qualil-
'anon. . . . . The Charsh ol linglaed—lrer burial
. . . . . .

grounds Un.cioneeerated or set apart for the interment
of baptised Christians, not for the anboptised. And
even I. the ease of this. who have hese baptised if
guilty of nth heinous sin as to be ezeommunksted
from Church privileges or to rash nalaiddea into the
weenies of God, thus the Ales of Christian burial is
refused to such. Surely any fairledgies individual 01111
in. tha reams of this and the different. reads between
sash. We do sot clam the enhaptiaed and the oniolde
as alike, any more thee wo do the incompetent and dis-
honest lawyer. In A* letter ease, one fails to be
admitted bemuse not up to the required standard ; Lk*
other is struck off the rods for grow dishonesty. So to
the church one does not come up to our standsrd be-
cause dertitste of • Christian name and eubaptined ; the
other is streak off the list of Month Ifsethers beams
of groin misconduct and sin. Still we do not deny the
missy of God to unimpaired infanta neither does our
shored% . . . . Further, be says, "The priest re-
fuses to bury an %whistled person, and yet will bury
a notoriously whetted man is Ism and certain hope of
the resurreetice to eternal life I" Yes, and we ma do
this soesistently. In the one oue we pronouns* no
wlehttor, but tharitably hope and " believe that
tlmighty God, may in mercy interpose with all the
fatherliness of love, bend over the uohaptised intent,
give him abetter baptism, and cleanse him irith • more
perfect Isetruion thee that of an lever; while, I. con.
eirteney, we only use a Clan* Berries over baptised
Chen* llieroben. And the other I commit to Um
grave rare that ho will rise again to judgmest, and
1... for over, either in tispploses or woe." —Whet stout
the Doak, a Lieturs by tke Rey. J. D. ilassinf-
bass,Prg.l

Tan Aimless, 8311•111 by a majority of 33 to lb
hay. votad the Civil Rigida Bill over tb• President's
veto. The Prasident bad sent • omega to
tosonimending ths modlleatiou of the Tess OethC=2.
Tax NoirrevituaLawp was ealsly launched et three
°Wog* on Tuesday, amidst great sheering from a large
easeourse of .potatoes. It is exactly as. mouth sinoe
Use drat attempt to lama her. Tkie oast is estimated
at mow.

• 011001110 crime wee committed in Drury-lase,
Leedom, oo Tneeday. d man named Whitley, while,
U there is too mach remota to believe, under the to-
.l drink, cut his wife's throat, and this eon-
lobbed aikido. Both are dead.

A Mkt boo boon arrested on raspicion of boring
marina MN. Million at Ifonno. lievionton's worn
holm in Quinconolonot. Ms name his Ileolth. lio li.ed
at Eton It Is maid tbal on him sloths. were found
stain* of blood. A letter from bins to Use inardonod
nom& hos, it oisono, boon found in ono of bee boom.

A TRUTT= a SLUM ATION OF Till CUL —ft
PetembEsiA pril 16.—A.n abortive attempt has been
made the life a the Imperor 8... At
fear co' this aftersoes, u the Omar vas entering
hie carriage after • promenade in the Bummer Gerdes,
• pistol shot was Arid at him by a stranger, bat with-
ost teldaci amt. His Majesty is mainjureclL The
=of this outrage has been arrested and brought
thsMy Tribunal of polies.

SINGULAR Casson &Liam se Ouaanrr.— The
°waist sad pert of the choir of Grandb.srough parish
eisuroh were • few days ago prosecuted by the curate,
Rev. 11. R. D. Walsh, IL A., before the Southan
nnerMutars, for singing the ode, "Vital Spark of
Heavenly Mama," against the rev. gentleman's wishes.
It appears that the ode was sang on the amnion of the
death of ewe of the Glair against the express eoamands
of the Rev. Mr. Walsh, who had an objection to the
asepositkro, The choristers, however, after consulting
• lawyer and sawing the ecasent of • ehurchwarden,
sang the ode—thereby causing great confusion and
astanialuseat to the ebura. The defendan's were
easvieted, and at the request of the rev. persecutor, the
limiest Ilse of La and sorts was Judicial in each ones.

Ram Ciaarrirnzo was innommed oa Moeday baton
the magistrates st_Rdrware to answer • Margit of in-
fritlifmatoat of IM&Mk Plague Act.. It was alleged
that some had been brought to his lordship's farm, at
Golder's Green, without • llama& It same out in
evidence that a Mn. Roche, a cattle dealer, renting a
farms next to that of Earl Granville, bad been °mantis-
limed to proms soma cows for his lordship if be eould
do so without breateti of tho law. He had • liosnse
for the removal of cattle within the meirooolitaa district
within whir* his farm weft Fad Grenvilles farm was
hsyoud the diskiet, and Mr. Roche believing that if be
did not dries the NMI* on a highway be 'Maki TOL
break the law had driven the sank from his Wm to his
lordship', across Um Geld& Counsel for Earl Gnarl)*
that this was the act of Mr. Roche, sod not
of Marl GroavMe's agents, aad the magistrates dismissed
the summons as that ground.
&minor" II Tgl Holum anctica, LLD ITS CULL
—Then is • story gslag in N..rth atalfordshire that •
farmer in the dlr.stlos of Leak, who had lost maroseows,
was fully persuaded that be had himself been attested
by the epidemic. Forthwith he coosaltod his own
medical man, who tried to laugh hint out of the notios,
, but to so purpose. The farmer than mast off to an old
wall-known mastitimer, who, being • bit of a wag, and
maim boor matters were, entered minutely into the
&Mails of the clam, expreseed his ooneurrenco with the
patient's views, and told him he could cure him. He
then wrote • premiphoo, mated it up, and told the
farmer toga to • oartain &ambit in th• seat Pottery
tom. Tim fanner lost no time in going with the pre-
scription, bet was somewhat startled when the druggist
showed hint the formula, whisk ran thus :—“ This man
has gel the cattleplague; eke hiss into the beck
and shoot blot memding to AM of Parliameat*
is no need of saying that this was a "perfect mze.*-
11accissAeld Courier.

NEWMARKET &AM.—TUESDAY.
Tam 1,000 GUMS.


Lord Lyon
Monarch of the Glen.
Knight of the Crescent

Rapid Rilooll saw in fonrtb.—Fittase ran.

AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA,
01 TII GANZ OF DUG.
Prussia warn • robber,
Austria was • thief;
Prussia and Austria
Stele a Daaish
Prussia said to Austria,
"Lean the swag atoms."
Awdris said to Prussia,
" Whom you drop your hose.
Pram& said to Austria,
" You deal mesa to tar
Austria said to Prussia,
"Out of Holateata'lio."
Prussia said to Auntie
" Whereforo do you arm r
Assisi* said to Praia.,
"Of you is alarm."
Prank said to Austria,
" I deal mesa Wight,"
Austria said to Prussia,
"Ms istratims, quite."
Prussia said to Austria,
" Drop your a.rllbi game."
Austria said to prom*
" When you do the same."
Prods said to Austria,
" What's the and to
Au•kria said to Prussia,
"Bit me, sad you'll see."
Prussia said to Austria,
"Cease, tbia brag won't do."
Austria mid to Prussia,
Sir, the arms to yea.'
Prussia said to Austria,
" 111 the Dist try,"
Austria said to Pressia,
• Thank yin, ye L".—Pribek.

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quality, sad wittiest stoma alma sa Ibr leg The
arst tea istrobeats to prohibit lb* so of Prudes bias
sod plumbs(' as their imports mese Norm lionfinso
ii Lemke, on the Mimeos no knows to ow
With thew ue most et lits moo sod Nook leo
istooded tor ; this orsoliss
crams their p=tr, s7=low vista sorts to
diaindsod sod mired off sO biglizolos. Ike oismossors
of Hornbeam's pore sorts asol oily ebb& their Ms
chewer is pries, bet dm mere wholesome, sad esilssimip
good ; nose Assad tsil to *bows the pan mos k tot
olive beib—sot bluish —the bleak in sot derimmei
the lostiag strestit sod delicious lamas at Mem peee
imports me most eztemodisary. As Wittier abound
ars that *very "whet is slyosid Hombre b 0.., arising
importers ot Um pore too. Sold only by sworn ;
list for this losslity is is our seisms&

COW Or Mains; 00001 m,
Loran's POLZOIOO Warns—Tram M. Jsha Ms...
Bookseller, Central Market, Lamis—"Bir,-11 le with •
feeling of sifter* *ewers that I an bear tentimmy be
the very high sad lierterieg sommendetiona beekme_.
and it. es tracodleary bemire derived from year
valuable reedlike, Dr. Leeedes Palma& Vohs&
gr•quog• oppormaider have been eared me ad
'limber or not times rah'', ellestel my mei
aura, et I bare been partioder in mak* lirasl in-
quiries of them who win slag this., 0011 or__Lar
omits am ore, bet also their deleted with
and • tightmee at Mks* et breathing • •=eg
tam proved to eempleiely eredeele the eamjiaint,
way mem are sow perfeelly erred gmlitem who bed
Moe la bowies elder it limey yearn* a/limbed
rend to all disorders of the breath . Te
singers and pub. speakers they an in far
dealing and atreagilisalag the miss, and hives pleanual
taste. Prim lakaa., letz 2s. N., sad 4a. U. per be&
Bold by en
"A Bum,
40bostatiOrmena. —Few am amm ef tits
importame of a cough or " Wield oar i• lin
Int Maga : that wb la the beglnizaswersid yiehi
• mild remedy, if the I.
"Brown's Beenekialsell=" giro we sad abort
imnieflate rohhst. "Tb. Timbre have primed their
relemy by a Met of many yeara, sad ham maim/
testimonials from eminent Ism who have need them.—
Mild by all Chemists, at Is, led. per Ber..--flen
Adman...mad to mother edema.
Irromairr TO Noma& —ler Whines elea
Syrup, for inane teetkin& le pmfastly hamedem t
modems retard
quiet deep by rillavias ihe dad
from pain, sad the dul olteash awake, "as bright me
• batter.* It SWIM Marl, soils, and mollies the
fives rsol tie sootier, sad Math I. the ujid."llll
Las has. =Len hi sushi Ammiest, mile raw meld
I. Mia by all the primal* medinine dealers as
lid per —lee Adverliement Ir mean
edam.

HOLLOWAY', Ettadt —lmporteat to the elek.—Thenglt
the mini be demised sad the body esisehted by ems.
tinned ladimtesitioa, the mitres siteold ai this wax
Risks s last Wert to regda health hy %Meg Belieway's
purifying pins, whisk try elemmiag the liiised„will week
oat the hidden tome of mieshiel, sad expel the else et
most diseases. No invalid is too nese\ embeeed to
undergo this very geode treetemot solely emi
advantage ; *either rata nor the aged seed tem any
Injury to the system troes a regulated mane at tamer
Pak. They are Walla& is stomach complaints, hilliese
sffestioes, sioloseek want of appetite, disordered bevels
eceistipstion. sad the annoyances whisk spriag from
dermerement of the dogesting sad aseimUstlag organ&