The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-04 00:00:00

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TEE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1880.
what had taken place be dismissed the mennileri wditihi chprouerpenhreusthe ainns tfordicadmer 6 oPnlielrohn. Isbuthndnownw tr.-- .
THE KETZOEOLOGICIAL EXPORT. this is ahnost boo ridiculous to be referred to. Hee he POZTLAXD.
wry. -We halfounhour's notioe for dthobeying his orders, t '
illegal or not °Penal • new chaper in the history & t,..../ het
. craned at all since hie first entry into the borough? Tsg PORTLAND Horrioutortmatt SOCII
be ot matter whether the Proceedings Were - --e. At ice ot o .
the ordination eery •y un i ° Oleo
, to log. r
DOZOHJASTES. many branches, the miesionarles have been tra____„..st° as. brother said there were throe thingi ne,..„ ' ao et
7-Ainiiii. CLCS.-The office nof this well-esta lishe ---- No, not even at scandalous reports -Mr. Stone : n o
b• d en"uumr. IS 'hi Tamil el'achilu in (3°lolaLubov.ramrarrn 1 Bar°l6", • I TlN''''' ln"' Waadme. . m the circulated hear the annual show of this society vrill this year n le f rtunmely you ate responsible.-
smaller salaries. In Ceylon the charge ministerhi encomia Tim first was the era., ~• G ‘rl foe
club are to be chosen and the accouute presented et hoe Iwo made against tbe missionaries;
.but the matter 51 5 In" I 5 5 I 55d row 1 Right PTAIN Fultz Nous, whose promotion we ived a summons in m 7 human lemma* . . conint io sense e °Oil
moo thrm maim a. at. p re. night •ni el'aigat. pm, a.m. . first (for, mwe have contended throughout, it was a STAYS CA
against hie good mune. He was triumphant from the held in the naval recreation ground.
i satisfied l•-t of Mime was the meet difficult of all, ta. i,7°,.. La;
the Antelope lintel at half-paet them on Wednesday being referred to the archbishops .
__,, freed the _ . p 11 before.-The Bench said they were tin te
could be obtained, but the last, if he hal no..e -4 tee
No-morrow), followed by the annual dinner at four. bishops, these prelates have reported. no" - -.--- - rebind for a further term of three 1e . .
th the defendant's knowledge or ii. he .-
lista:lutes from the of insubordination to their goner to m won is 67 las SF Cloudy
.._,_ i end of the chapter. There bierins to be • thaw Harbour Muter at Po that it was not wt ted • b t not know a here he Guild obtain k. Ile reeeee I, se
"rnarrtsrer.-It will be seen by.= annonnoement of
„, &bloh p. The financial statement mm bri dodolaualadrligase:. 21 30.12 Wee le-ile 62 66 IPt W Ceend7 h'•"" too in the tactics of tbe " Thunlerer," that follows year& bad been commit , u
ved in the consent that the offence tbe old pa•tor of that pI6C4, Mr . Cooder. pree.ht tt,4,14,,
oiderrthing "'aim" that alr• Wal"cet of '', Re.M.ipts :-Sermorue .08 3a 1044. • trestrrist. id... 21 29.77 29 822991 61 64 '6O 1r Cieer ---' victory), and he will continue to win support to the notked last week, ham been re-appointed Queen's summons, as I have never rece
so closely on the beige of the organ- ahead_ y alluded H.M.S. 81,AYLOWIR, had bee k the were
The defendant : I was astonished when I received. the .
hitd
thri
third ,
d; . ,
._. day, and Mr. Vara, the gentleman who 11.1C,t lot L..- ""
veitreet, bond re % (sits Dorchester every alternate lemur, £lB 104. : collected v Si 10 00 110.00 90.12 47 66 64 IV we. slue expected to be there that evening. -' - ''''s.
b- Mrs' lilic°ll 7s. 66. i hill: KM 06 29.96 29 96 60 67 65 WSW OthOdy
1, his consulting rooms being at Mr. Lockett's, mos Drees, g 5 fis. 10,1.: Mra Raynor,
,610 Ma lid. • Athol- 2629311109329 M 64 1141 lit N a posilessat• Wbait an honour I There is one state- iiwegi but exonerated the defendant from all blame.
perhaps it was a little unnatural to he one of the-'; MI
meas.. Z. R. CONIMIt said it wet a very mid i1,.._
11, Dorchester. , Moule. in fle sd. : parishes. Alton. ed • eirershot. for him to be there, after the lapse of so many ie.,' "'WS
meat which we met oontradict- namely, that the ns.
16 U. 911 UN noe 47 60 46 II StDiallY So. TheY have let lewith =muted to call lir. Wylie RoiniskaaonkingTasedasbuyikaekultremmandfnit nfoini'r
olbytriumgoe'uusrritLh.cuthmmane foible; ionbooligm.auctok_osi:flitchtetbleawnumulai
pennalb,yropooefns:3.2Thanydawarax....
--A revival of this old game has taken ' balaxi taawen)l3. bier" 3tLioCeiiher, mclunstaur' S6lll4l:Wist flitaomt. CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF taste= of among the hosts ; but he could tell lietrait,
•Jevenlie
having been started in the town. The 490 131. ii. • Woodnord, g. 30 41. 14. ; d.tieh of th, WEYMOUTH HARBOUR TIDI TABLZ. expulsion of the reporter. of the Tory
mee tbe Theatre on the ocension of the last mePettg".l asthma for his satisfaction bud encouragement, that th f:'"
ty etch between teams picked by the shim. too tit fied. in the whole the co. i MIMIMIS Of If.r. WYIW2 Oommittes " allowerrirtohme
taketteicout
*Fern=
Juivayt..l-stAh
"festsiLvalpoefteparisbn.
OnchToiuersesdavilyl .
tames were not better than these. li , beard s ° -Mt
' m iei la ed roundhurr funds w ragine.-He hoped this would not be the Dam limn yam ow ma„sov/ walla IWO
nimilAile had not arrived, and even if there bad at St7t'etor's Chu . gm held at the Skinner-street Con. mari o
Tr len of this county w when lie came bac
oiocap....n Was p. on 1111encou leen si tool their -1- _ __- -- -00 The even there was igractice of the music to be sung, I
New Ptak-The new ier at the Government - n-- 1 Tuesday evening. There wee • Australia saying . kto hot.. .. woe
u'leall -re nil on i. delay evening in final farewell to the town which had . _ ~, _in
31 29 a.m. I.M pea LW p.m. 9.114 lant he been 00i, or even lieVerld members Present. it wordd • TWII -- P . , „, ee regamonsl Cbspe ow.
c, .
mg pied l y the Ralf. they may say what thee like ; • 1'..1e men w „1„41.
,
in increasing friday ' 11.64 p.m. , I have been out of the question, and abaolutely int- depet at the Breakwater is now completed. 1Y '"" fair attendance, and th no
a ir will - 'ed h h R J glad to mum h..nao to Poole." It gra. • ni,•t.'s --en
some 300 spectators, when 25 homs-We lie under a WWII
t ing that having forced upon her for own Y .
e_ _,_ee the
164 nm• 3•54 n-a• 16'1. ajn' pcedble, to have stemmed the tide of indignation that formed es to afford complete protection for boats land- %mill. we. ass seprori
Nit a ors. .
iF. Clark (Charsoo p .
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(al. . rof
iletshaM thankfulness to him that alter a lapse of so ..., Mit
The first of the annual meetings of the Congre _
' i°r lileKi tb.e "'lib be is quantities, that deadl Hot! eamrda, ' 112.19 p.m. 2.79 p.m. 619 p m. 1046 p.m. paseengers from the vessels in the roads. I Ogle, (Sherborne), - mrk yme g
-eine, tei victory y two goa . I esd to . t the' trod calm. After men . peed the working men present to remove, or at inc. of be couti look round find NW SO many old lacer Y‘4l.
. sad r„„
poop e trt reels n u
dbe ailacmiLed 11.44 am 114 a.ot. 41.44 a m 11. 9 am. t the absence to those who had met such the old affectaon unbroken ; thotieli mum td• - '''''
' biz. sec. the few clergyman with whom he wool _ ~, Suoday . ~ , _
_. „. , _es. 5. 9 p... 11 se pm . =mow ,
chapel. Alter pease and prayer,
. (werehewe et. Gray Otlonatord). and E. EMUS, palltor
.ete h,,_ .
RI BILLIARD HANDICAP.-Mr. Runsell won the
$6 1160 a.m. slurs ana amiut4 insults on the name of the work- silver cup, the first prize in the billiard handicap e
thTh CAL saelois they *would meet to celebrate the had gees to tneirererbfor eternity. 11, i•v; oil t.
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IR CRICKET CLI.:Ii. - The he pointed out they wentedthmeorebeeecor:Litib;ionabaenes
0., _
dsy . Ls;
ip,...iiii 13; to.
6. .
c this club Was held at the was set preaching to the hisa n f 1.60 p.m t (1) pm. 649 pm. 0 u son ine man. Tbe beet phrases and chaos tit•bits from winch has been played at the Victoria Hotel. Mr. e , • ter to-morrow evening be thought old friend, Mr. We ~ in the chair, and to be ~ s„,_''' kis
i recooniuon 01 their pas
"I.lAllwillher.Kitheisr-badWitb""Lcii.eaotertsaf ChrisaedicohnuZ, I ptt 1 ""
bf oeuf r mob:till% mb.heilno be Id men ~e,0,„. Ise 8,01. ele am. 016 am. 11 49 pm. shoklegartes immortal works hime been freely need Crocker took the second prize, • meerschatun p pc. the ,eet thins oo woich he could call their attention was hiambre
y poi.:Ponopriutl:litey, son
...a,: ...
Skins.
cools). evehing, when the .
tar were elected, viz., . 1.40 p.m. 4.40 p.m 649 pm, 114 a.m. and ooted to show the contempt ith
w-- which the ! figIiCIMATY CARSITT whom we recently reported Se the subject of
I 1.14 a.m. 614 axe. 7.14 • ra. ISe p.m. s. - . _ , , ,_ _
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ded f ' Ve with about 1.10 " DlSClrtnalitr."
Vain, Mr. B. ils: :I ; , '
re set to work before tbey hag, finiab.a thou apprentboss; wed:rads, i Lig lam 6 li) p.m. 719 p.m. I. 6am Tories.
eor t mass some ot them, loOn.ool,r.i°,Puu re ' having abeam rom the roe, .
g t broken down before they have belie the thsohe oi the sisitots to the ladle' for the b ,e-se,,
'in 4 was the dtay of all disciples and true believers in our
manner they ba4 enterteimd there. end f °°•"""'"4
O.P"Yne ; rwmnittnes °ship, as it were, to the trade. He asked them sr° a
thanereolhtertireewsMosenttht: YesdS) t thio
lit"'
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and the youeeg
t'ni':. --- '1 6 6 .... e 6 ern I 6 a.w. 131 pm. " rabbi " members id. .
some Coristion ..r the taw-
N. ltr nvu, li. Stick- lot sight of the.. to ritittemb, their own townsm n. , Monday i 4.31 p.m. 11l p Ili eill p.m 2.67 sea mom digesting get of epithets never dr. tne brought to the Verne, where he will be tried by court- Lord Jesui Coriot to become
them, A mere msmunff_ooen°,..l mese money, haa been apprehended in London, d I
ddsiplayed in the floral decorations of the roe --si
columns of • newspaper se that which °rued the , morilad be meeting then dispersed till half.pa.t ii,,, ,
Tho prospects of missionary brethren. and the native aseistenta. when • tea was held M a room above, to which °.°'''elt
WEYMOUTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
is, there being a i their prayer!. (Applause.) often in
tioned that in the twuented 6 t sat down a le,
f the treasurer I Ilth Rey. ARTHUR E. YOULR meow, hic dec.. w,,,, thMT vi6t47l, al', °lowa had their Peace, nut needed to make the memorial church complete is mem
be f Christians in tie county. No doubt nun, or . • ,
Toty re& • I,lw weeks 140 ; end ist, even sr.ter i TR, AamAgenn Cgunom.-The remaining thing obliged to admie that the church members of the siferetiit
At halt-pea seven o clock • rec-gnition .., -
Whole 111101 r o
4of a gentle. : Rochester diocese the bishop ''' - A meetinS a thil "'WI' was held in the Guildhall on launch out smut and left, be it truth or untruth, at about to be adde4 viz. an o hi his already in
, rpm, w C :hur..th.i..ltatownsouilnd beiu:socomaeuerthyatoiltieDco,ru,rage, irni: if Ms., were
Id i th h lat which the R v ' • liie" en
illions in that G. li Eli t Esq **it artjkoZTPmed to them. se the hands of a Bristol firm, and is expected to be
hough there are only two in _ o .
enabled to I tbe feeling of albs Out* despoirlinatitcnholoin:erwithiming nature ovedneedey evening. under the Prelddesory of the MaYor.
Jell will be lof the work. al' Aire Aaeociatian is formed/ with mr• flood by the end of June. the chriaiali ecirk"uptiruch,:abeoenrlietmwheeenroetthayemarrobyagannisdlitcthhheerxemr.we.e:reb:sort:m:e he ne c aps , e . l'. I lar e, coy,.
Mr. RUCCLIY, the senior deacon reod • amnesia
of June. wee lathal,brlitou'leewmmorkt. had The adoSnalwreetY (Mr' ermessidw. IIL
uninil movest4"toWsta‘ries igallOngthat he
Mercier at its head. We are lad t , hear t, for each m ,___ memo- r. to their ooneregations who would become WM, man of the aasuctation, presided. The chapel was via
. „. dasiocerethaa.sawahtilbeyttbheancuguthber a., cp.l7,eke 71 ka d
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insup..,
fsr:l,:ct
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my
th
Horticultural
saolaty.
Ho
uria
mHlt GONSTABULART.-Policc-constable Powell mei :e'er: awn: tahefii
,„ been removed from the under-hill district to the top of some would snot:roes. anr Was it they had thole
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Ni. '4- Speaking of tbe LAWS@ of converts In Clit a. Ins er (Tram ienoo was
... e . sfililloewdiiiing etvbeerYnegparoLtion which ti oil:place, the retei„,
°' 'te a poor old C i
_ _h_riali ChriStlan, tO Whom, SO.
c.,
_c.,aoe,, e
nme land came in th oe that the following -ladies am_..d themPartyerhaaphoetabeel,"llll, it k.t. itself in the beet
Wide fin members In nne the hill by order of Captain Amttal., the Chief people outeide? The reply euggested by wiper
Is et turn, on condition that he kept up the idol eere s n emen had 1 ven t Patrmiage'-The...mman, - MAO= great guidons of the day. Let tie hope for Constable, to meet the request of the ~, which br inght about the settlement of it... m'''
dte BVB him DOWe 40 Lyon's" of Weymouth. Dowsger Led, Smemser the timid, sensitive, and oven shrank from alwahing t° '-.. Evans amongst them. lie ea. su th '''
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for ,to his ancestors, ir., and then it ." MI k
up the Yen. Ho lb Henry Edwards,_M.__.P , Sir Frederick the sake of the =ill go on and prosier. an additional man on .. e
tin hill. tor about admission t o the church and shrank still re at Mr. Real,.
IL Mrs. Best,
'nt I dollars a year clear. But be refused to P „
bee'ear ratoer toan jeh he - . ap . the Hou, w. g., B. portmen, Ths Liberal 14 a"), i. form . "cl we Tug GOOD TIXPLAR ORPHANAOII-An entertain-
mole from come of those arrangements' adopt al by some work would bring about • revival in their mid.t, set
Board for worthy ot coasiderstum. 8 ane of th tee were rto r
i Aces. and lost the land, and went out a ;
.._c dictricts _ m .
juier.., .
IP the Hon. Edward theta: know that will prosper notwithstanding that the mmt of reading., recitations, &co waa given in the of those churches. Ile referred to the custom of giving ing to their usefulnesa, not only iti their owu toeeet
, deny his Lerd. A 'pimiento/ from Oa 'am.° I,L P., r. 0 n /lOW, •,_..
had borne testimony to the fact that the berdiUtirta of,the M.P. Mr. and Mrs. It. . MOM. Mr. and Mrs. J. other side has the right hand of fellowship in the presence of the whole but the country at large.
Id is COWIN in North Chins, for the people ere Woo of Dem:MM. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer. Captain and Mrs. Pester* harmony that has already appeared at this early
;melt on the want of
Id be more -- --'
evening the proceeds of which were devoted to the
' Bible Christian schoolroom, Di...lien-well, on Friday
church, or the writing of a letter to the whole church, or
meeting a deputation of deacons or some members of the The Rev. E. Evans said when the '' call" la el
him he had considered it carefully sad w-"ill
tr idols. For months and months they had been or/tPt Rev. and Mrs. Talbot Greaves,tlse Rev. IL C. !teli. deo, Want el harmony I What mu . . nem Good Templar. Grommas. pee while
',air idol/ in &weir, but when Hwy beard that rebel colonel and Kra Penney. Mrs. *want. 011061-13 le° harmonious or more unanimous than the preliminary . I tereie •
with their tos and had cougult.d with couiiiiellore competent •,,,,'
len sent them froui Zeeland they . nquired rarnestly Phelips, ac. Ifs had also obt•ined the names of 00 mowers of the amornationt Let anything_ be said to summer, the boys ot the Boecawen have commenced their duty to Cubans,. see" is
advise, amongst whom woe hie frieod Mr. Verne A."
feltnnabout thews. difficulties, end
. ?eget, f edielm the f 110 sere of which had sent and gentlemen in the town and meighbourhaod as 0311 M .
the oontrary •we can promise them that it the Con- ground. They came on and tell him h. b
BoadAwint 110111.-Following the example of boa church. To such timid persens he weied soy let tham do
their sports in the recreation
'':. I,riteir wit Moue, is the special need now,
, Mr. 11. Rewards bad promised five guineas foroottararsua
aarva_ve . s _
wish to rival the other they will ahore on Saturday eveni d y if h' I bade him here. It h ' t. •'' - ''''''d
the way would emurire Plain wlo n the teied to walk in former postor of this church, fool believe.l that . boa::
it lie would ivie the pastors ant *mons t. eir aws was c erring , all their hum
0.1 lite, nth i peoplo iie D ono-et-or foreo,t " " prizes, and five guineas for other prime, to be com „
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toul=inio, zu
aim.
eh. ro they would neva forget the Lburch for by professional gardeners of the county ; Sir F. 011 have excellent drum and fife haul were not too rigidly entorcorl, aud something else Which connected with this church and oongregetlini alt.
. tbs.
eiety, ed long sis rln is true to the 111 ups'-
. stone had also promised to send him a cheque, and Mr. A. THE NEW LAUNDRY WORKS. where they indulged in athletics end amusements, of their church requireJ. There was another class of had been • m nide: t incr. &Se iu the ato d -
maruandbedheabodedtbabygrutuhued,ir
n te
if tut 1 •srs, the sunrise Of our hopes. C. Wylie had sent five guineas towards the funds. at the •r Sunday anti Ws ek. e r,,,ie., el
The following gentlemen were eiacted on the general To all objectors to Publiopsundr7 works. whether from various kinds for several hours. This must be highly disciples who tootiolit Corioisu tellowehip WS. not
bee ,
o soorioi,
there was a spirit of cordiality au I uo om '
a , ,
' th dep gloom of his committee : -Mr. Trelawncy, Mr C. Mercer, Mr. R. ff.
etherwils• wwnetiwen indelled in` we can 'ally say &be` very agreeable change from the routine ot ship life. fellowship from one side only, and be thought the wrong
radios the whole congregation, an.] th ,
les Mr It Thomas Mr. J. Vincent, fear of infection or the many other evils, imaginary or_. beneficial to the health of the youngsters, for it to a necessary to help Conga= hie. They looke iat Chriottand
pc,
ant works across the aids. Tney thought if they attended the services an
s. gin gr.J. A. one visit to the spacious mid else , ey hai
tharCd.iaGta. Mututitainudi.o
we. ,c
ry Mr I Lundie Mr Z. Milledo, Mr. ter will dispel all such fears. A more Complete Wnsuresie Hone Missioss.-On Sunday sermons supports,' the otehe of worship met. was no need tor n permitted to receive into their church tellowni
heered by too Eliot. Mr. T. It. Char „ . .
este part in the building of that ci • •
and convenient set wor t won
100 though our own hands stoold Talbot, ffir. A: Geshama.....Me. stti.._. Mr. y. ji. Groves, Bachwa aes i le be bard to tine. and were preached in the Fortune's Well and Fonet^n association with -ali clams. in the church. Now they beeween 20 and 30 new memoere On tbe part of ie.
lir. n. Pidgeon, Mr- II- le will surpir • want lesas felt by heads Of familiek be Wesleyan chapels by the Rev. W. Andrews (Chair- mist admit that it was passible for Minions church there must be on •iiII•8 Of spirit inane. 0
tree Ho will withdraw the veil and Mr. Rowe, Mr. B.
Wheeler. Yr .1. tars-O-nrgs. Thurman. inn.. Kr. T. they L Eire or malt .se Min of the Bath District) and the circuit ministers, in to be disciples without being associated with the nrayer, and oneness of service. Brit tho coniliiimi ,
Tinister, too, very much depends, and iii t I r'
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. On Taaagat we bad an "Parttutiti of Tisithig ''''' aid of those raiesions. A public meeting was held on church, but they were not healthy Christians. Such '----
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urllimm,naHeaaats.d
wßeafekrnrianwg
Wallis, Mr. Baxter, Mr. W. Robertson, Mr. B stemma were not all on th • side of the church. 0 tik4.
disciples failed in their duty to Claret. There were
' establiahmen and we were iireeabh` surPrised at the the following evening in the Fortune's Well chapel,
, loyal to the church, and Mr. W.mitalr
clentt, Mew. Noobt jun.,
„Midre..B.JazuGoaaldereaansirebia,:.o
formation, and thoroughle Avers, • I. Da. ana
acsaulear completeness of we may say everythinfoconneeted with
uthatikade piaci:. Jribukekingnteringunika.titebidcworbitleatwyret
artbukingiatokbbast prone
auddeetncyyweofrethade
aßuceste.
ky
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duties on the shoulders of the pastor and other officiate of earnest and devoted service, and • maiily sympeth,ts
o recovered for us then. Mr. Z. Mill treasurer. two or three kinds of duty to which he wished to call
their attention. There were 'tome who would lay all the Cuero be with him integrity of char veer and cin inet,
• systems, but we feal Mr. GRAHAM ht the secretary had made& splendid
, men rather than to beginning. (Hear, .) comes in must pots the person in charge and be properly the Rev. W. Antem and the various Nonconformist the Church, and were perfectly satisfied U they attended spirit, but there must be also the power of adsptetj
!legionary Moiety it is "LZT THERE BE LIGHT." nclaindmser toir th
sheeted, the same with everything that out From minimum cie tke . yPtmighe dhamept;tatiTohn,e
tbe House of God once in the week and paid their pew to the change and circumstances of timee awl 100.,
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I, -ef
'en too. The society this room the clothed' me tags to the Ylhdl room, _ba"l MIRTH men MtMlo.-The entertainment, entitled rent, But It was all want of thought, and it was not the people. And above all this there must los a NI. a
e people in general To the Editor. by, which. by the wa y. is strictly private. no one ming " Mirth and Murk," which was postponed on account duty of any Christian so to do. It was also the duty of fiathful, and earnest loreacher of the Gonad B
thought by mila.,in Sir,-Your local contemporary (whose senrelous Mr- allowed in hers hat the women t° charge °I thig dePart- of the Biwa' of the Rev. E. Brereton, took place in the members to aim at unanimity, oneness of mind ; and be genes of God it would be his pra fII. y tbe
r. With r Image respecting the supporters of Illessm Inwards and meat. Here everything ls sorted sad pet ready foe the was bound to say as Congregationalists they only differed yei u eiii.eavou n
'''at the le bilas Wylie received • well-merited rebuke • short time mince) next rooms containing tho 'rutting machines. The Ref soh lroo n M nets The entertainment
t orne oo m o o y. conform to the conditions of 1111C,Cn. l' :-
._ on those points which were of small and minor import- ..y , ctreytet
ta under the
„_ has bosoms unwarrentably jubilant over the formation of room is only devoted to wean articles. It ecatains • wart In aid of the choir fund of St. George's. At tne
SIDCO. CO-OpenitiOn was likewise an important duty, on his ministry, and aesure•l of the spot,. hy mo
semn,°,_t° '"e the "Conservative Amodation." Tree the appointment Bradford Shuttle " r wahine machine. washing. steep. close the Rev. J. A. Beazer, the Rector, announced and was one of the problems to im solved by WWI prayer of his people and trusting in hie God, he expected
`n "...M.,_nee of two local brewers as president and moretery may bars ing. and rinsing troughs. The general wash house is that the Rev. Mr. Brereton was much better, but Christi= communities ;it was • difficult problem, which summed.
lee men) a peculiar eignifirmnos for the few "thirsty souls" whom adj thank and in this there ire machines for the iseser slaked the audience to disperse quietly 1111 the rev. required self-denial and self•sacrinea At the recent The Rev. R. R. CORDER, M.A., 14 Leol., 5, 1 t..
eso fob mites incline towards tbe XXIX- ; but barna, these farm and more geueral articles. We might remark itma g„tiemmee house waa nearly opposite the school. general election they had an example of this 00-operation Rev. Yesasoz, formerly pastor of the dr I'. --
le the but • email portion of the elector ote, the majority of which lot of clothes is separately washed, it being given them. The million and a half ef electors of this •ile . Liu
1700 Me addressed the meanie, exhortin h
g t e coo • -. •
am acquainted with the history of their eseV, sad love before being put into the machines. The machines are country were united in purpose, and united ia action too. ,re„a 141 tm
the principles of Liberalism. and it Is with Ws so-caned all by Bradford, the one for heavy goods being - Toe small sections of the Liberal peaty unite.' for one rally round their pastor in his arduous work. an ' with
"highly dangerous " class the above-named association Vowel A Io,_ and the other for mailer articles being POOLE. =moth, which they li.pt in view. and hence the result, such an able lea ler, with faithful tollowero, they 03114
here to contend. We ask-Will this pretentious sesons. trowel A 7. These machines me eloptytat Pa' 'NI NeW SCHOOL-The Tenor) of the diocesan the practical i mutt. Anil it was also their duty to rgm.,Ve not but predict moons ti the cause of Chan.
lien, in suicidal blindness, ignore the advantages • cheep feat Objections hays been raised to them they all impediments to absolute religious freedom and The proceedings were very no ies-tu throughwt.
was aa follows :-" This school has again
md free press affords to the mums I n. working men are apt to wear the clothes very much, and many persons ao
an excellent examination. The knowledge of equelity. The number of earnesutu workers,uw -a
T sm. d The special anthems wino by the choir weie rood"'
ears by the aid of Justin McCarthy's "Hertory of oar suppose they coetain scrubbing braille@ cunningly hidden IMMd in proportion to the number in C rch fell. sb p; n with remarkable precision, the earl en b
parts eing well
1 'times," lackey's " History of t= Nineteenth Oen- somewhere inside, but we can assure ell such that there showed by the children was very rem orkable, in this respect there was • great contrast between them- rendered together.
"and other kiadred publications, are enabled to raise is nothing of the sort, foe the clothes wash thorniness''s' it not only for its accuracy, but for its intelligence. The selves and their Methodist brethren. In the Methooist
slam to the standard of well-informed judges of the were, and in fact doss not wear SO Much as if washed by written =ewers of the elder children showed accurate denominstion there were 3,0u0 pastors, while the number I'HE LATE ELECIION.
ticy. Them are facts too roil to be talked away, manual labour. TM " boxier coarniningthe clothes worn knowledge. and were very well written and spelt. The of lay preachers was 35.000, wrath wan morn than nine The pantomime which has b eia re•mitly need sem
mel• t° he oewkwhed• end the sesner UM Me hschweede end frenerde ihmawantlY• lane 'kind the children were very bright. happy, and interested in lay preachers to one mioieter, met or more. meant the boerde of the i'mile Political Theatre liail il-os.
e bettor for the Ildeereses of thettLeetr when clothes. bY the =Us frictioo, cleanse themselves most their moth:, something more-it meant s greater number iif members treted in • marked mariner to what an extent ne
'NMI° bee. "the ISDOISDCrioi amiss. thorouAly. It not injure the finest Los curtains any taking pert in the prayer meetings, which be hoped the
rgIIPMILIICI RIITIRTAIIIIMIT. - The celebrated burgesses of this borouoh cbn defy the inn .1
being removed, what refuge remains to more than it would the Mouton " unbleached.'" Fran members of the Christian Church would more largely
the formation of a " respectableaad than machines the clothes peas into boiling troughs eon. Child family gave • series of entertainments at the England by practising with the greatest sine f nej the
*veil themselves of. While some of this respaufibility
lttee" is • fool's ill slew of the tithing cold water. Them troughs are so constructed as Tempranoe Mill this week,. the principal attraction
ffka fell on the church members, still a pert of it lay with moat illegal acts it is pomible for any eirotite .ey t.
-11108 Of the woe men Teter, whose to allow steam to rush in at the bottom, which bolls the being ' Little Charlie," who delivered one of John B. those who had the menagement of cbarch affairs. The be guilty of. We defend neither hien lor be, sad
vfectly secure the protection of water in about idx minutes. After undewmitot this ordeal =hi's orations to -children in • manner which the weekly evening meetings were far too often • service by in as few words aa possible would mem wise
me, the Reticles sre taken to the rinsing and " bluetit(' = himself would have immune to be ashamed of. the pastor instead of • prayer meeting ; and the Sunday contest may
which has taken place in the birouoh Lir the
A LAPOONML and this process ended they are taken to • The wonder is that eo much could be " crammed " school, an institution for the training of teachers to ex-
' OOKER•ON." machine by mesas of which they are wall and last 20 yews or more, whether inueicip.l er perlie
into the head of one of eo tender ymars, to deliver press their thouehts. In short, there was a strong un-
verified by cold air. The process of drying is adm ble, d ucy to rely upon oue m the minister, instant of the meutary, am illustrative of tactics which are are
oker-on" is written in a Wel- the clothes being lily dried in lees than luilf-an. it with each force as to bring forth frequent plaudits preach and a disgrace to the inhabitonte who him
meanifold ministry under one philter. Auother eime Aof
si most scurrilous and abusive how. There is a 8 'm in this department with from the =disco', dering the 2D minutes occupied in its their duty as memhers was, they had the °temente' of prostituted their privileges aud compromise' their
'l6l°lttine to read_
_,__
__fov many reference to delicate goods, such as curtains, en They delivery. The programme consisted entirely of temper- progress and cheese in their conetaution. It was the dignity.
en,_„narairehe° etwoun_eFoo
o'-- are dried ou • stretcher above the " hones" on which the awe , and the other members of the family duty of the minority in the church to co- iperate as grace- We will not dignity the borough id Pele in it'
'l° °or dinette °refining other thinm are dried, and do not need to be troned.which perfor=their respective parts with much ability. fully as possible we h the majority : but it woi ale, the present degraded state by dientifyine it with me
elle. me _the Y.en' men is • peat boon ; yet the appearance of such articles on
lie lum nem inn their leaving this room is all that can be desired. Next comae SHIPPING INTILLIGENCE. - A prima : April 22- duty of the majority to make such co-operation as OW lit'
1210 Mal creed ; its representative ii W.- etine.aier. m
d pi tas the. couid. Tee Courch or • fei O d
,14 have stopped to the iron, mongling, and calenderiag room. which is the Diver, P=oe, Yarmouth, nil ; Volunteer Greenham, Samutuusi concessions Woe required ; out theulithbo7ilitrkeinnd e Liberal or Conservative, wiil Lever Ot--.1111.8
'woke the windows most spacious of all. The arrangements here, too. Sunderie coals. 23-Express, Fleet, Seuthampton, of all co-operation and unanimity was in the liv ore. c mule elm eit, go in far as to say his ti-V. r• e -Mere
'efeotr: the tench are perfect. The long ironing tablas, the mangle's, nil • Elisa, Filmer, Plymouth, limestone ; Unionen, Rev. Daewoo next widisesed the meetine o . .hs nib- Upon the ctrongth of his politics, moon ida 4 in, t 4
ere, the colanders. are all Pictures M cleanlinma. BF the Pegreen, Gotheriburg, deals. 24-Alliance, Russell, ject of Christian groaih, which be said could not l e d.ine thine voters who have had poliicol •e' tiineon bare
home, eau in side ot this room is • very nice one for the use of
" Looker-on" the e hich is most desirable, and shows est Plymouth., limestone • Ceres, Summers, Lyme, justice to in tim snort nine he had at his di-prnal that even- made them play sec m.l fi ilk either t. I eil or
.oe wes m mieleinfe. w .. lir rneral ; Neptune Rohe'rts,Weymouth, ballast. 25- int. When they lied tiro entered up in aC ir Irian c.reer pecuniary inters. iii, weilet le Pene, au I eir.upt di a
forethought on the part of the directors. Passing from , ~ .
__ Hickman,
-v conduct the irouimoroom we once more find our way into the mll9 Anne. te th S ' Clark, they expec el to proem= bot alas it bed not been a i h • i d • ' i h toe
Por mou , este, o o, . . . _, . , • t et'. most crui eau to qintout emir ere bee,
o and by booking office, where after going the whole circuit of the Littlehampton, nil. 26-Diver, Page, Portsmouth, 'Ulna regions cow .
.oe given ror sais stutoel growtal‘i mainstays upon which the porty hos mealy &vernal
olinaa establishment., the clothes at length arrive, ready to be Sarah Ann, Bro St. Helen's, nil ,• Medea. Whitty, sime were within their coutrol, and others were beyo
o for ita succeos.
their control. As to the latter, not • tew of tiler le
\ and delivered to the customer. Thus it will bosses by the brief Hartlepool, coals ; 's Gould, Labbett, Cork, oats: were marked by a declension of spirits, as iii casepswOi • But brieery mid c. eruption reach, 1 their climu it
'reil sketch et the piece, that tbs.:omelets arraneemente cid the Leon Raymond°, Pope, Newcastle, Clyde, Sandy, stern struggio for exineoce. many of their people were the lost Goon al Elec'-ion ; an I now tbe time ha
"cu laundry cannot fail to satisfy the most fastidious, whether Newcastle, U '
mon, Simian, Newcastle Menodork In that condition, aye, and sot= of their ministers too, mnne for right-thinkitig emu to c 0i.i.1.1 whether te
so from a sanitary or whatever point el view one looks at it. Rookclift Ambl Berths,
e, Rceevem, Altos, Lively end iu the words of our Lord " The caret of this world not they ca., herden their comet nces ecffi i.ntly to
The architect, Mr. S. Jackson, of Weymouth, has ful- - .
tilled his duties to the satisfaction of evorbody-no easy Lags, Burns, Adios, coals ; Lord John Russell, Hixon, choked °II
owteld rionil mane it uunuitful," As to the face further elect iral ioignity, or whether they MI
oak, for the building i. full of detail. With liaised to the Swann*, done. 27-George and Elisabeth, Hutch- cotes II g owt i e 'thin their coutrol there were not. root it out or its elrooghtild for ever.
team, it is for a building of tbe acetate. of the meet Inge, Bideford, furniture • Sunk Light Tender, Woolf, eglect of tee meaus o• grace, induleence in eve and eel-
Rah thinking and living Again. when they f* 1 the A petition has been signed and we bel:eve liiden
shoe to be seen in the provinces. The following are London, manure ; Geneing, Knight, Newcastle, coals ; eaves es If al tee sell within &hie, hid bee,- oe: et Ih°. against the return of Mr. Scbreiber ; be, we -inc-olr
Imensions of the varions rooms:-Boosiving room, Barney, Farman, Alloa, coals ; Try Depledge, Lon- boom them, then they seemed to have lc,: tulli to het truiit that it will be wiLltilrawn, for si ..... I' it ;.,iice ',
• 16'h ; private wash house, 14ft. by We ; general don, manure ; Only Son, Bradley, dull, Micah° ; Old virtues they bad obtainel, and they seemed tr. i oke up the the itunount of Imibery and ow uptio3 wl,ieh !,.. c.o.
me, 381. by Heft ; engine home, liNt. by Ilit. ; Good_
ern, 80ft. 6in. by 191 t. ,• dining-room for the ee '
y Fullager, Newcastle, coals ; Pocohontas, words of tho Patriarch-" Behold I atu vile." Wimp there to light since the illit el i I I f it
ect on, as tei reel t • s Sr, •
ILL by 17ft.; aed pecking and damrreem. Bosnian, Frederickstadt, boards; Economy, Thomp- hod boon progreas in self•knowl:dge, in srlf•abasernent, lug investigations, will not only (if tl.e alvice el
Notwithstanding there is ample provision eon, Sunderland, orris.; Ann, Bmchem, Shoreham, in casekntss and lownese of spirit, ther.. had been true eminent counsel is worthy of belief) tine-at the
'de the works, yet there are drying groands nil ; Agnes Ann W Fricker, Newcastle, ooals. throgress. The third growth was In the ecteptence of member, hut diefrAttchi,e the borough. The Liberals
f half-an-acre outside the building. The 28-motmio, W thampton, wheat ; Fred- a rcjima 'mamma
ip,uttiang tbreiratruust io,Giod, and the last was of looile tibiae walling to gain by ilietranchising Os
*hind the works comprises stables, with erick, Gear, Shoreham, nil ; Messenger King, Sunder- fulfil troes!'r Ott', Yd'ay giyo Ley r
Tbta d
a. trek tor do
rrlgtatet.tand,
-r, borough in this' umnuer ; the S.:hting of a ii• ilia is
large van house with Int The coat- land, Flyi pish,Wood,HartlepooLooils;Cari,Thede- canine the attention of those oresentPCtL C'lni
'a an elegant and substaattal vehicle anreen ot the • costly matter, either to the iksin •t• or the lowr, an
oad and Clo.__, of High Let-street cool..
mansen, deals; Speed, Casey, Newcastle, Apoode Peter " Grow iu grace, and in the knowledge of the only remedy left to them us to resort to a ieyi
et-street. Weymouth. Sailims : 23-Statesman, Bolton, Newcastle, our L not and 8 sviour Jesus Corist." Commiooion, and petiti in later nn f..r au 'iloiry te
TION OF A BABY. clay •, Lord John Russell, Hixon, Swansge,nil ;Elizabeth Rev. .7. Outs, of Sherborae, cheee for his subject- be made as to the piaci ices prevalent at t'i e It-t for
•or ililt NOTHIL and Mary, Mabey, Southampton, gss water ; Ornate, CHRISTIAN MANURIAL parliomentary and tuuuicipal electitoe. Ti.i. ..-. a
't.Y DISOLOSURIS. Holmes, Littlehampton, nil ; Hilda, Abrahamson, Matthew Arnold had threwe in the teeth of the hey° the a :ct ao 'ergot of purifying an•l iliefralehe
iCh WY lett On the doorstep Shockhohn, clay. o-Orpheline, Laurent, Swansea, Noocon'ormisie of Eogland that they were out of the ing the borough, and, as the ta-epoyero ,enerally
hse been apprehended in pit wood ; Joteeph and Ann, Pym, Teignmouth, pipes ; "ire= of nstional life. and were smolt, stunted, and would have to pay for such an in uirv, Vie hordes
lag Weymouth sloe was Robert and Mary, Platten, London, May ; Diver, sir. ak in many directions. They understood the fends. w„old be sure to be Dimon' qh-b k f be
twin t c lc •i. t
Toperintendent Vickery, Page, Yarmouth, deals. 24-Boadices, Francis, Run- amulet cherecteristic et mediums to ley etreagth. •rtie „i l • Th '
',rialtos' Inveettgation porn, clay I Oatherine, Williams, Owens, Runco little child was weak, it needed its way provided for i• r cu prits. e coot of such an it quiry is sidle
rnt dwh 0 they became ni th
wa. aalaaa'aag 1.1 clay • Angaharad, Wood, Glasgow cla • Elizar Frazer sa e - en ey put away those childid; .
be likely to be enotmous ; this we most etrenuonsly
`. Sbe is a German - r _ , yr_ , things, and stood upon their own feet strong for deny ;it would be such a short and such au cal not
iaa„,..,.,4 as a Newman, b , ballast 25-Kika, Hansen, themselves. Find him a man who had not • will of his to prove Poole corrupt that • rate of a penny well
aber,:gd by the Stockholm, clay. 26-Mmy Jane, Rumsey, Runcorn, own, one, as the saying was, they could twist round their more than pay for it, and the luxury of arriving 4
eine Wormed clay ; Lord John Rummell, Hixon, Swann°, nil ; firmer, and, whatever else he might be, he was net trimly. such a ID 'eta as this s'muld not bt I•ot ,Lbtal.
. despatched Elias, Filmer, Kimmeridge, Emma, Conway, Swan- Alms with this meatiness there was true candour, open. more especial' Yby th bun: iof Poole who have
via brought so, nil. 27-Hark Away, Dear, Mathew Owen, nem, and distinct meauieg of what he meant, The men i he'- -i• °se d-wWS, h •
dide7. and Tones, Runcorn, clay. 28-Diver, l'age, Ityde, dens • who %hen • man came into his place mid ene thine to tt•
ong ago come r 'Nast' wi all I e evils :, .1.
‘ msched Sarah Ann, Brown, St. Helen's, drainpipes.
spumes diatoms% and when both were gone laughed behind their -Poole Telegram-
‘a the A VIOLIST CMITOM/01.-At the Police Station on backs, although, as the Americans say, he "piled the
Tuesday before the Mayor, and F. Millen end E. J. in 'net up pretty quickly,' 'et be was not a man. He goton talk anb Strett edjors.
AV Conway iforr, a young man, named 0 Seer Eon, was er,isheodreeavaenrythydoanivinsapn,lgsrat,atoortrieawrouie mitti•Lthet if
.a 'wit violently sossulting John Read at Ham- n. w 14 it, fur as -m_____
' abnri__. .o _, i_o, __o _, o, ~. bit oath would. Addeo to WO. manliness must he se,sle. The ratepayers of Poole have the felicity of k est
' Won yOD sue previous Ingo., aou also 1nt.13 assallitlng iiii. Th • •
e blights% kind of uian ass the gentle men •it int that agreeably to the wishes of the Conservagiti
P.C. Chatty whilst in the execution of his duty.- was the tyrant Who crushed evert thing beneath Lis f. t party-which liarty is &leap anxious to procia
"he complainant, Read, stated he wax near the rail- because he felt weak, he was powstl sr, he could not allno; remuneratiou for those individua's who have diets
v arch at liamworthy about half-past seven, when intelligence to grow, and the best natore of man to develop ••ed th l ' th c t' O
primmer came up to him and accused him of in those around him-he must tremolo upon them. Bit e`lirh%v ton"ayvanen in
'Mann t roantes:r7 "'ton en"t
Lk% "*:
7 quarrelled with him in the daytime in • public. the•lng bermes • mftrong constitutional monarchy, be 7f /10 eeer anpnum co ec r o e tut
Th. complainant told him it was not the case • n.. 1 ?
O en
aer InswauthMT o !pooch, antdb de il lesintly with tboee
len at work all day. The prisoner knockea °ono to ,I f d Iy' -1-°" anw
s m"
g man standing .1 h' is the fi t lit I t----7
e en some cause st the reputation of hi b .' t a este since the General Flertii
o twice. He told the prisoner he had an aid if the s u In.**.
is
'I. '
y went to his home they would end hint with of what the 1 ories will do now that they are in pore
and that if be further assaulted him he little jpbn and Mary prattling round him W
. hat a in Poole. So long as they can recoup • good 01,1 A
' ix-Junes Spinney deposed that he was change T Surely there were contradictory attributes by u i b moot ' pock v car '
156 yards off when the aesault was com. tbe same men? No, they go to make up the same inan. u '°'er - -e e - et& what do the- °e'
did not hear anything said.-P.C. With them things they would have to add purity. The Now I h b' - ' '
ave not tng to •Ay against the new soivitst
.0 informmfoo ha „cam" from kfm speaker might d well on Christian manliness which was the rem,
who had driven past the Cotter spirit of the Me° above all others-Christ Jesus. They -°-- -°ll°°t°r' wb° is an it:divided-I may s, wel
i form m readers-stron l add'
. at awe °did to t
so_ wanted a greater manliness in tbe churches, and if that -° . 1 g 7 tcted to C ins, rvotio
Pon wag exorcized there would be more good done for the politics, and who formerly occupied a situati• in in do
' the prisoner waa, and found benefit of this world and that which wee to mune. National Provincial Bank at Southampton.
his trousers and boots. When Rev. B. Gate, secretary to the association, said it was -
did he made use of very die- now seven years since they last swiembled at Poole, and The fact of his being an active litician a noirsbil
't witnemi in the tithe. Two since that time their work had greatly extended, and the fita him for becomi h Po
' tk
len and Charles James influence of the emaciation we' more felt. Tbe oontribm ku ng • s ea rate-colleo, or, whilst
~eisonmo„oprehension, lions he was glad to say bad increased 50 per cent, and by hi ledgf Ili g
ow eof urea ain at the Bank will main
wte the violence used, tbeir amalgamation with the Church Aid Society they al a ale al ition to the present collector.
had been permitted to do a rest deal
'es
_policeinem-The otherwise would have been g
nbi.
dmore than the/
I truth that the time honoured cu of 'ubil
of gl and costa for Home Missionary lii.Mety. The Chet:eh niti:ll
nE17:1.17
hot
od meetings being convened- by the Shersitfr will ridi to
• fine of L 4 and beim foimed in troublesome times, when the public done away with, and that no meetin s for the f elm
'.O alternative of to Joe was continually upon the threats of wars and rumours of a blic nat will be calimig / teal
except i;
for the first of Warn and with stagnation of trade. But the times f •P°
unctionary.
the 0„,i,,,,, were again quiet, they were coming again to political
‘etiere:',42.7. Justice and eighteousnees-Mpelause)-and reviving trade
' and increasing commercial prosperity. The handsome The case of Stembridge v. Norton has goat ttil
collections mad* at Poeta seven years ago gave him an round of the papers both at hme and abro•ei, w'
O Police impetus to work to increase the funds of the association everybody thinks that the Sheriff has been rather heil
Flip.), and tbe result had been in every way satisfactory. II: used.
nom hoped the contributions oe this occasion would be ae large. -
.ith The meeting Was brought to • close by the singing of The next Sheriff will no doubt l• NI SI.
emp ii 3 . r.
.. the doxology. bridge, and I trust that I may be empley el n ler
On Wednesday morning • prayer meeting was held in
the vestry of the chapel. after which at bait- sonation agent, side by side with the pima
• tOf ol ial
o'clock the various delegates met for th t Peet nine late action.
e ransaction of
Numb business, which was co no great importaaoa. The -
'owing is an extrect of their report :-" It is the pleasing A word about the petition, which w.ct ,Lnei •I
•of tbe committee to say in the report that their hors, Saturday night by six electoro and emit ilp t , 1,0-34
oiled in • previous report) have notbeen disappointei. to he lodge this morniug.
not a large increase that was anticipated ; but it
realised. The incom - -
e ail' year from subscriptions I hope it will be withdrawn Wit 'NN / ' l'ec'''&
tions, exclusive or special donations, In £175 • y • ') - \th
'an hest year and £6O more than seven years
, I don't approve of it. If the lebersis uueesi •
I et.l
'pored with the lase period the in eee , Schreiber the town would be distraucheed, en. ,
an. cent, the amount reported in 180119-4 should the Liberal party in Poole bear the expo,"
".. Some of those counties to which tbe disfranchising the town upon their iioli 'b"ullert
ehrousbout the country were encouraged when a Royal commimion will make the Tories rd
AVe not yet come forward as it was their share towards purifying the corrupt Lorouttb!
• end in one iostemos help Lae
he societ -
y instead of assistance And te M Ed• Iha etve ior Y 1
Os central fund. It i. still, ow, r. itor, ve some n b
i,,, ~
his is but • tetnPoriry difficult which I alluded to a few weeks aro. and I'' a,
that attention haat been tea; but right to lay that news before you in the forte
lof work. " The report con- letter. I therefore conclude by doing se.
• the attendance at past IMO
tubers, the Sunday School I) ar Mr. Zditor,-It is now more than tw,lve . ~.,
°II of tbe various aided ago since my none tii.t figured in your e duo n., i mt..,
.ore than any imam wy th at dories that period 1 Imre Iwn u the amen/ of brere
Prugress they desired malty of those minor .tet sits e hi.M go to feria thi 0,,,,,
', unto us ; but unto history of Poole, un er tho eyes ..1 your Feelers. o•e,,
which if I had not &hurled to them weoid uerreee
'ld in the British obtained publcity. Some of my r,,niates hies prof:
about 900 sat Swag Pod to Poole, some have r.sused great &soon
Iby the ladies souse bays shown up the oh... Westing, °I Yeses'
'.P., occupied authority. whilst others have rlclicut.ei thosa ease , eel
mas loyally it. Still I have always adhered to the truth. ea° 0.... a
was guilty of even Oolitic a remote hint unless ta'" e
k bent 0
, hearty something In it." Hence it comes that I too a eees
sings of great pleasure upon my labours, and 00000 tth t at",i,
pleat stacces compel cm most respectfully to take of nterres
you end my readers, and bid all of you • reslela' ,01
m esti My pen will no longer reguleie orde ',eye
I. columue but I shall always take sm. Ititcr, ot lc the
and conduct of the Poole lalsgrom • talk.
But there is one fact I must adduce. which. In .tp
ea unmistakably makes up for my loss that I troller/me
AU readers will before very long all We° thl'oot od '
• left you to make room for • better men-.. op
my friend " Parkstonian " succeeds me io ill iss
' a from time to time keep your peer rcet 04 le
vs as I have been in the habit of fueseheo 0
AO great fault, however, I have to ilefl2; • II
'll that in politics he is neutral.ol7;oo
NI is to be formed by Politle'd oi will
round Poole, I do not give tio ....oil
hecoming a Liberal lies myself,
_OO
1, we must uot shut out (rem oe'rfel
ram of affairs may take Pismo'
• more than myself. , ii
ltditor, I wish you a hearto;f:ye
‘ll Winanrity end circulati
lades hundredfold,
.11.
lillit• in P''icrd"fi.
1,
N. , efe
intended, torr:so 0
op, ke ,f'!:to
1 very fait dio
mtizosadde 0
. the 0.
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