The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-06-21 00:00:00

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A Dar MAIL was started on Monday for Maiden
Newton and Cattistook, leaving Dorchester at
TKO OPLS Tllli for freshwater fl-h commenced on
Wednseday, and up till the 15th of March next
anglers win be free to catch, and fishmongers to sell
freshwater fish.
Juviorixe Foastersze.—The annual Fete of the
above society will be held on Monday. July 19th,
when the committee will have the pleasure of preeent-
lugtAle. splendid new banner, subscribed for by Lord
E
u, W. . Reimer, Esq., M. P. the Mayor of
L)oester W. Onrden, Rend, and ladies awl gentle-
men of the town.
lii LIQUIDATION.—Mr. Cecil Cox had another meet-
ing by appointment at the Royal Oak Inn on Thurs-
day afternoon last, his brother, Mr. Councillor Cox,
of ridport, being called to the chair. It appeared
there were upwards of 80 creditors, who had been
favoured to the extent of over £B5O, and that there
was no option but to accept the proffered composition
of lid. in the 2.
BLIDDIDI DIATIL—On Monday morning Mrs. Eliza
Churchill, who lives in the "Ore yhound yard," nearly
opposite the Post 019oe, died suddenly in her house.
woe had been ill and attended by Dr. Norton, for
gems time put. and lately worked hard in consequence
of a wedding in the family. On this morning her
husband and two daughters had gone to work, the
mother telling them she would do what was wanted.
But about 90 minutes to 10, Mrs. Damen, who lived
below, heard a fall in Mrs. Churchill's room, and Mn.
Coy and Mrs. Gale, neighbours, went in, found Nina
Churchill was not in bed, went round to her side and
found her dead. She was 58 years aid.
Tian Gooey, AMOCO rue Jews.—On Thursday
evening last a meeting on behalf of the Jews' MI -in
was had in the Wesleyan Schoolroom. There was a
fair attendance. The Rev. T. Nears presided, and
pawed the sweating with an appropriate hymn. The
Rev. G. 11. Chambers having offered prayer, Mr.
breav• intrAncel the deputation, and said that he
feared that Chrietian people generally were much lees
Interested in the conversion of the Jews than, perhaps,
In any other people. There wail an abiding prejudice
against this week, as if the blessing of God was with-
drawn from His ancient people. Surely this was a
grave mistake. The Gospel was for every pe ,ple, Jews
as well as Gentiles, and our duty was clearly to preach
she Gospel to them. Great predictions of good had
yes to he {edified, rupee log God's ancient people, and
when that day comes great blessing, as Paul tells us,
edu he given to the world. Rev. ller.cbell, the
deputatior, followed with a long and deeply
Interesting account of the work of the society.
Re elbowed how the work had prospered in the
pa when the slightness of the agencies was taken
into account. lie showed that the Jew is open ts the
proclamation of the gospel, and if Chistians will but
thaw the real power of the Gospel in their own lives,
the Jew will be very willing to consider the claims of
okdassansty. Many converts were found in the ranks
of the Jews. Ile traced the history of his own family,
most of whom had been won from their strong Jewish
welted's/a, by the consistent and true Christian life of
thshi brethren, whose conventions was iif a remarkable
character, and which took place while he was travelling
he this country as a young man. Everyone felt the
greatest interest in the remarks of Mr. Herschel!, and
we hope • new interest has been awakened in the
worts of those present touching the ancient people. A
collection was made at the close of the meeting.
Chum's?. 111th Brigade Depot v. Dorchester
"' Excelsior." 'chin match warn played at Froome on
rikky afternoon, when the town club proved easy
victors. &ores
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