The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1866.

ILiteratun.

lIAGAZINEB.

The Art Joursal for Apra prenants no fewer
than four line engravings, two of them being frogs
Gustave Bouts illmitraticem of Scripts» ; the other
too—the Aei Journal's seigneur =it; COO
sissies of • -onsopoeitiota called " The ,"
obioh the various porta are painted by saris',
&Liter, and Bir4ht, each in his specie Hue, and the
whole TOsaered by C. Cuss..; and of "sew Shoes,"
• clugatterietio piece of W. P. Forth's, LA., at
which the engraver is H. Boars*. Ruskin. Marne,
W. V. !Bayley, Mrs. Bury Palliser, and lastly Mr.
and BP» d. C. B.C. with • memoir and flve illus.
tratlints nf poor dear old Mies Mitford, are atm opt
tbsouretribatora. The subject of wood-carving is
Wills. superbly illustrated. And there is • tribu-
te/ article to the late John Gibe.., Lt.

Blackwood'. Illegatise protheses a fresh part of
' Air Brook, fresher and more vivacious than ever.
' The public school series, of winds several articles
have appeared in "Map," is pursued through •
long and able diecuesion of " Shrewsbury School
past and present" The eighth part of the Memoirs
"the C—ofederate War" occupies a large bulk of
the number, but online Blackwood had vectored on
the record, which ought to be found somewhere in
blank and white, we do not know where else we
misbt have had to look, mate few years berms, for
this perobanos forgotten Story. "Moo Mariner-
treks," however " slow " in these days of seneaticesi
alum, is • most carefully elaborated character, the
MOn chflicalt to delineate from being comnsonishesei,
but biding • world of Genial truth end °overt aroara
undereemh. Cornelius O'Dowd is good he likens
the Fesiso per to the Riederpset with vast IMMOSIN.
One of the most elaborate pieces of rematch we have
ever seen in occult mimeos appear aader the mare
of " Dearoorgy at Home and Abroad"—the last
chiefly In Ceyloe. A political artist,' with impious
quotations from tb• speeches of Maim liner,
Gladstone, ho. , creel the amber, profaning to re-
view "lb. 000dition of the Governors% " and
bowies pretty severely ea the reform "heres peas."
Our Ora Fireside is a pepalse periodical very
much to oar testa It has besides a correct serial
story of great atilreetiveuess, mum arcelleat "UAW"
pos,ry and
Weed paper illastratinoa

r Vire Maori qf Alwiriekb7 41. Ts* Esq., finishes
the Northumberland roans, sad introduces no to
U'. ezistiaa (Bmithies:ll race with some stray
romaaose of the perrsgs in the shape of Irish
claimants In lb. Mk *dm and Earldom. There is
a 10649 80** lIVA view of Alsivriok lithographed
from • 04%174 A store carious kcal history
Oat Via Or' yhe extant, moo it is oomplotsd.

flortrp.

OLD PICTURES IN NRW FRAMES, PAR? 2.
110111111. XVI.

Neill =Mit hills. wilt with the light of aws
Hal I Ws own burdens borne home Ma tba slain
The linnets last sons, presto the trembling *beim
And sunburnt reapers rade the rumbling wan ;
Moon had its grid—svankes tionWnt is tees •
When llfe's rough road half trod and distant strand,
Olimminion but Matty mocks the vapwary view,
Of Oblast footways to oar future had.
Now dm Inali some. in time to know no awe,
_ . . . .

It to not time to know, bet tim. for haw
Tinto 7.4 a. fluter on the fresh era shore,
Er. Watts rim o'er the bill,gentle dope.
W.,t till the easement show. the Awful light.
Then natant take from us our fair good sight.

lON SW I'll.

Thou dreamed Indood 1 p.s. oe thy hod art laid,
Erre dimes, and owy forms of earth's own dud
armies%
Tlesting by quickly, to lin gentle mold,
Orm#ll this with yodel, or Irith, whops, a tear.
Thou Peort'at from ristp.and erulk%t tho darkened &Kw,
. . . .

-micros tab;ll-leo thoarb her pale has be hid
Lie do on AWL yet thou 'balks/map so mom
. . . .

—Y7 171.17-3e-jc,;-init;;Wiikie-•-i,;;J:. b. bid
Niches foist watch with homy sotiotto wow.
II waterlog sweat Birist shall shin. till dawn,
•toi liars tholl AIN sod sow thy monitood prom
If thou donut wake to how big trorlito horn.
owiew 1 et forth I wander whew Ws shall hod
Maass RArth's wealth, of at tbo liolt In Wood.
WILD TAYLOR.

er 0 Mfg p °IMMIX.

Te A. Editor,.

in your journal of April drit you pee au sepias.-
' Oomeitsliire phrases on the authority of
O. W. Bingham. Will you kindly give me dm
M• 111310/ of the following itzpromeims, "A we. bat
squiffy'" I Bret saw it in • oontensporary of youri
• few months ago. Tb. eridanoe of a lady was re-
portad, whit deposed to some midsummer Gs Wm
part of ber smovanta, and she was maid to hare stated
that one of ammo was " • we. bit squiffy.* I sakod
several peones the meaning of this sentenco end
they told roe it warn • " Dormotabire phrase," but
.em le DO
Yours obediently.
rummy.

Tot elm SWIVIOL —Mr. Edward Francis
eon of Mr. John Bishop of this Mire, hoe lawn acip=
• °lark in lb. Aseorastant-Geseral's =eat,
haring bow first In a sompelitioa ef wad
OTOGIR MY OW CAPITA& —WO have
,satislooticsa is sammenag the adoption 01 Mr. Slat
n
Poancy's timeler proem Royal Aasdataidans.
Tbe We number of the Nero coo-
tame a letter from "in Rub lor at the Royal
Academy" to which he says "Feeling the import-
woe of Ada natter, I twat* some time ma to Mr.
Poway, of Dorchester, to auk if he maid Mamie,
to coarse one of his Oerfiett prints and the result I.
that at the prevent moment I have on my easel a
"tihotogmph penned in oil roost atm maws. I
lime just rewired from Mr. Pensoy another photo-
graph on. reams printad in oil colours of the name
tint so an ordinary silver print inclining to krstPlo,
and thir Wen is quite that of an impromon on
enamelled paper, due in this own I understand, to a
.coeting of white lead, in addition to the ordinary
printing before painting upon." Ws feel coafident
-that as tin dissorseum of our townsman sztend in
wwfuloem, his perseverance will be amply rewarded.

TN. CMORCIE AND Commit NIVIRFAIPBI 0011-
PANT (Linrrin).—lnomporsted ender "Th. Com-
panies' Act, 18112," held its sewed annual
meeting of shareholders on Tuesday last, Ell
inat, within the Board-t 00.., No. I, Cornhill,
Dorehreter, Marwood S. Yestanan. Esq., of Stook.
the chairman. presiding. The besiness comprised
only the usual routine of mosiviog the Mak"
neat of "mounts, and report of the meditate
thereon, together with the report of the directors. MI
of which. as may have been aeticipsted, from a
r. cent snide which sppsered in our column were
very favourable. The report recommended the pay-
Went of kdividend of sin per cent. to the share-
holders. A ooesiderable eccomics of new Mares
was announced on Mixing the seal of the company
to the Share Register, and, as authorised by the Act,
the transfer books were deed for a fortnight, to
enable the mast* be reported.

Conner Cocnot—There were SO came for baring
before E. Etrerett, Fag., jade., on Tuesday. The
majority of these were nalin=t. Judgment wee
given in *be ease William be v. lish..—The
plaintiff, who is • dealer living at Owermagne Heath,
claimed RI from the defendant, • dealer of Pordington,
for breach of warranty on four pigs. Mr. Warta for
plaietiff. The pigs were purehased by plaintiff of
defendant for Ma. each, and they were warranted
Jetted. A quarter of an hour after, plaintiff sold /be
top to Mr. %shred, of Broaelmayes, for 36e. each,
B.ecombe agreeing to deliver them at Becadaisene for
the *etre mining. Within • &gaslight all the Op
died. Bescombe agreed with %shred that he would
lom the price of on* pig. Under these eirennuitanees,
his Haar wet Wilmot for plaintiff for £3 15a.—
Mr. Andrews made application for • new Mel in the
one of Hillard v. Lotter, which ems came before the
hat ooart, to mower pooresiou of cottages at Fording.
ton. Mr. Howard war unable to attend. A atm pL•Lat
mat he entered, sa Ms Honour ruled that he had no
jariadiction in thecae, and there could be no new trial
FATAL AOCIDENT. —On Friday afternoon,
April 6th, an inquisition wee bald at the Dorset
County Hamad, before Hoary Look, Sq.,
deltstf•eoreiper, on the body of Robert Churchill of
Wyatt:bed Eagle, the parties/ars of whose death aro
detailed in the evidence append.d. —Robert Hannara,
aortae, in the employ of Mr. Mason, pasted the
deceased as Ns was returning to Darobester on the
Maiden Newton road, with • bores and wasps.
Shortly afterwards, be saw • bone coming on the
road at • rapid pia, with only the shafts, and
without a driver. He endeavoured to stop
It, hat not sameedins, be shouted to Churchill for
to do so. Churchill got out of the mom for
that Portions, but the horse west heedlessly onward,
h book jog the unfortunate maa sesmilen to the
ground. Witham then wait book, and Sound the
man in • dying state, his wife being with him, and
couveyed him to the Dorset Hospital—Albert Wills,
who wee ridin with a weigyea advance of lest
m. his stateineetin and elm *Peke
to ethetini, inbn, rabill to the hospital—
/It A ifred Raeor, elated that deemed
was idiletled into the heethlel atpayether Met
bleeding the t oar, and '
em, rras=selow sad lath The of MINE
" heel that 05 the AIM We rather dilated. There was also • aoudad= bee
the rile', oar, but no heaters arteraally. He died
about tea migrates to eight the ems night, Rearcely
earthing weld he dose, lOC the awn wee in • bouc-
le= condition. His breath was rthy short, the respire-
tioue being only 15 to the scathe. • frackire at
the base of the brain was the theme of deareend's
death. A verdict el °'AeUd.inado
returned.

Coven Peeve flooKene, flaterfey.—Before ijoete..
OoL flumiedd.ife: Aston. I. 'WM_ za4., Z. L
Lihderele,„ O. erten, Pm, R. mentos, isq.,
had Z. W. W e
reemooo f M imiatEll:darlok lime=
wed e PookbiaL
of the While Hate ha, Nowise, earl dee loe
doing wilful &woe to • dose them &mei IS..
Dekeeheele Aid ass wear. Oa the arediagla ipmelaa
dakidaat vfaial to %it las tho waded be liqsar• a"

/ley dientdorielt TO Ludlow! advised him to oboe
reti s
but be no then loft the room for a short
them, sad ea retuning food defeadot sealing with
„` IR" is Ow keens. Kr Peckham separated them,
not iwaseiliately after devotee eruct the man very
nallelle. HI the went into the bar, sad cos beng
pet..ost kieked to pines • panel of the doer. Os the
„RmUlerd going to rooms him, been* his t*. severs
NOW. awl !Mg with him, nearly Oohed him.
This being eorr,orated In • menet of toespleinamtok
the Hoch muleosed defended to two swathe' hard
, Wooer.— Thomas Look. Thomas Ben and Moos
Wallis, were madoeed for pooh* at Wanswell, ea
. gooey ey March 7th. Mr. Wotan proaseeted,
mad Mr. flood deleoded. —At fin redo* in the
afteraces, John Greenlee, keener for Mr. Poster, was
welkingifirom Orono**. in Newpds Hoene, Who lie
hi.rg ".. dodo in Ower teld, nod on gong in that
direetio. be sae three men Wong es a Orme co lb.
bill. Wallis one up to Itio sod passed the time of dey.
Wino mired him if lae hod heard anything of • gee.
("Me of the nes said no, and mother mid yes, it's odor ,
tim wide., bed. He said it was not then sad ,
went in the direction of whore he heard the sei" I
Alto? gado • short Melones, be mw two person li
peepiag up and down seder the Wee. Bert and yeah I
then same towards Mrs. He soared what they Were
deist, Oft laid, "Not meth." He booked Bert t.
side his overcoat to to. if he had got • gen enesseres,
bet did not fee riee. Lock mad tr. hint. "De net teeth
him," pulled off his sok tad wooded to Agin Wino
told hint to stead off. Look streak him in the foe
with his tot. He It.. oat towards where he tree saw
the 'en stooling, end from • farrow, where he Iletilei
It. earth bad beau recently mood, be took • on. Burl
and Look can, up, threw bits down, wed took sway the
ism. Look. baying takes the on span streak him..
the ede with the stook. and said be would heat wiener'
ionise out. Bait bossed Leek not to strike lin. During
this time W.llle sod I. other men senors, came
front the hill to where willow sod the others tatall
Melding. Oes of the three took up another gas frost
U.. farrow, and Wallis pieced up • hare. Leek than
dared triton to mon, and they all went away. When
they k.a g. t • short &dome he folio wed,'Jrbes Leek
pet the gun together, placed • sap se the Milo* and
kept len. ag the honor up and dors, and swore the if
vitae.. went any Dearer to thou be would de for him.
From the harrow the three men enid see the pram
where the gun. aed hare were plied up—After Ifs.
Howard had put • few geodes. to Oeoess la eramms-
areinaeon. the Merman mid that if he did not mom-
etainthe properly Ite weed sot be allowed to preeeed,
they mold sot sit there el day. sad the questions he Ind
asked were all answered in tbeexamination-inmhiet—ifr
Howard said be woe& shot up themes. After • passe
Is the p.u.eedlnge, he mid that be lett hound to make
a estentene on Obeli of the defeedante—The Cher-
ie .11 : I mot know whether or not you are takiag lb.
me —Mr. Howard, I tin online. it —The Chairman:
Very well; this we will beer any ereessonenatione
and remarks you ben to make. The wither.s was thee
erommentioed at cootiderable length, sad in Odrewing
the Benoit, Mr. Howard observed that the men were
jointly summoned for taking ose hare. In the
ezonnatioe•in-obief, the Boob allowed a gnat deal of
time tO be eacepled by 'videos so to an amain, whisk
bad setting at all to do with the asses for which the
men were summoned, lad be thought they would
have allowed him the moo neer, but as the was not
the Gees he left the quotidian. Whether the &mob
thought he was orocuoing their time ononesearily or
sot, be shoed do his duty. He thee quoted the low'.
the see, and contended that daillialtata sold only be
toted co sum not azoosedlog tiS, as Um offence waa
lent —Willis had been before convicted of poaching.
The Beech God Look CS, or two moths' bud labour;
Willis, 40e., or one month hod labour; Lod Burton,
fre., or aeon days' hard labour. The law rioted by
Mr. Howard from Bares' Indies, they emendered to
have bees over-reed his mabeequest Aet of Polinent
—llr. Howard said Burns' Joe we, written after the
Llstof the Act —Joseph Brewer we summoned
r!llaunders, of Wateroombe, for misbehaviour in
envies. Mr. Symms& for complainant. Defeated
being is sompitisitet's service as ando-shopherd,
we, directed by Mr. Thome Chapman 111. anders, me
of somplenaat, to move gorse sheep troughs wide' as
messed on whole; he refseed,and sale be would nether
obey him nee the bailiff. Mr. Soaders mond sone of
Item himself, and • boy of 1.2 the others. A masa sold
move two at • time. end Oa whale need havw he...
deo is live minates—Delendant said Mr. &oder,
told him at the boring he we, to resent orders from no-
body but bizenlf, sad that then be wanted troths
moved there we, a pony and earl to do it.—Thie we.
totally dented. —Mr. Systooda said thistles was brought
simply that defendant might be tanght what his duty
was, it was said that three weeks' wages were due to
hist —TO Beach ordered his wages to be abated & ,
the ea& of the am. —Philip Brim, dealer, of Cattl-
e**, sad Joseph Peal, farmer, of Wert Osespise, were
semmoned for illegally miseries three *owe and • calf
from Bothishant to Compton Abbas, foc sale. Mr.
Weirdo for &dodoes. --Samuel Shroud, labourer for
Mr. Brio, said that on Saturday, 114th Moab. he drove
three son arid • calf from the terspthe reed near the
Jelly Sailor peek-hose, in the parish of Bookbam,
Is Mr. Peel% ferns at Wad Oemplos. He none a
sow sad eel from Mr. Beater, farmer, of Bampietuan,
and the other two sows been George Brio of teeth
Penes. H. sited under the orders of Brio the de-
fendant. He hod penile fee all the atensela --Cross-
e:amine : He received from Mr. Bober a paper missed
by Colonel Digby and ocrentenaped by the rattle over-
sold, and another from Mr. Gorge Brim, signed by 8.
& toddle, Seq.. of Beaminserar.—Joseph Pelbser, of
Wee Oompton, in the son ploy of Mr. Paul, said three
cows and a atN ore brought into his skater'. bertonly
Semol &rood. Mr. Brim was there, and ordered him
to take eke of thews —P.& Mahon mid he wee no
daty at West Cameos, at • sale of eel& ea lb.
Paul'. farm, on the NM of Merck and reeved infer-
mean the some stock were besereed that ghillie be-
long to Use pariah. Be sow both delesdois that..
He asked Mr. Brie. if be bad • permit for
bringing seek cows that were then and mired him to
show it. He with Mr. Brice sad P.S. Holloway went
to • ace shed eke. by. when Mr. Brie. pointed out two
°owe, ono numbered 16 and Um other, be believed, 4.
R• sated where rho came frees, sod Mr. Mae said
fon his father's, at Breath Perrot. IN an adjoising shed
Mr. Brice showed him • sow sad ralt the sow marked
No. S. Thdeedoet told him they lane there os Seer-
day, the Nth. Witness told him they ought not to be
there for sale, as they had sot bees in his pososios the
required time. Prior to this, he saw the mese ones
offered by austion, and hooked down.—Mr. Winkel
for denedants, admitted Ilse fees, but said they bad
permit. for the removal of the settle; the ow sieved by
Col. Disby was produced, sad the other had salons-
rudely been destroyed by Yr. Brim with • number of
others. The tattle though pet up for audios were not
sold, and neither Mr. Paul now Mr. Bees were aware
that it was an improper set to oilier the.. He than re-
marked on the many oboes which have taken place in
the orders, sad the damns of say Pawn sient; no.
&refolding what their dun we, in reterd to "•
Mr. Menton remarked South Parrott wee • profaned
&stain an that say remove for the_ purpose of eerie
bitioe or isle was illeg.L —Mr. Wont mid the
defendede he does the act unwittingly harts' yr.
°eyed permit, signed by empistesees.—The Beath
&mimed the sandons opine Paul on • legal point,
and Brice was teed MO amid the WOW In giving the
&aeon of the Beech, the Chairman severely tope-
manded Brioe for his otonded.—Williare Hoary
Denies and Joseph Pawl, both farmers, of West
Compton, were sourianoned for • hisses of the cattle
plague ordess.--fiept. llederwood applied for on
adjournment es • snake had been made in the
isformatket Kr. Weems complesed of this, sad said
the obJest was to hien& is the gammon. • perms
whom be relied ea to prove the defendants' ease—TO
Beech 140-earned the ease for • weak, allowing oasts
Alfred Nein was stunumeed for treeposing in search
of goo, on land be to Sir John Michel, at
Donk, March 18. 11;re.Vestee proessuted, and Mr.
B. N. Howard defended. la Mr. Webers
employ, beard • bar. or, so stoning. The
sound eons from the &radios of Milborne Wood.
About Ulf -pest eight, be saw Disko go lip to the hars
bet left it rinstoloseed, sad went on to soot other
wino. When he saw 'items he seared away. When
caught and marched he had three wires epee hi..—
Mark Word roostneed the last wither' sestement, nd
sloe said he had found twelve wires sit boar the same
playa—Jobs Drake, keeper, spoke to reeeivio twelve
wires from last winos, lied three from Poole. Tho
wet, ate e,._. ~.-4 with eels other at regards mobs.
—Mr. Heward ROI be appeared Is thie cem far the
I defendant—a Imo who did not bear a mod allaTtetaf ;
I but any mem though lie had previously appeared before
there stood only nos the merits of the ma, before the
insert, Be eonowed the man had been se-
fakir dealt with. Only • fortaight ego be
was anneweed to stead, sad the estimate Mr.
Weston made last time *old apply to this. The met
had been to the *zoom to hire a preowned man, sad
who be come into con Is was salad" told the rase
wee dissime• Whenever tie meta of tide ems misht
be, if the magistrates tiesaght him wetly,
_be weed
them to hake the tat.eitniblerstke. _ He bed eon/mei
bis quietus to the pate at inns, sad hew oared what
'videos there was to prove themes Barbg gives the
fees of the sot se they doe in delendant's loner, he
add the., was me • tittle of 'videos, said send the
m to deal with It smordiagly.--Pesal46.
111.11.
I log or one mouth's bard Ilbosr.—
Speaks naimoned by P.O. Lillinston, for ill.
Weeding • donkey in the parish of Winterbouree
Steeplene ee Tunday, Mares V. Mr. Weston
appeared le defendant The am had se... it, sad
g en eon at mete, !absorber under Mown
whishdtaint we, lavykog es it with • seek. •
former entire for the same atom having been
proved. aal was bled Al iseleding owls, or tee
days' herd labeer.--George Perry was ISIMIDOSIIII by
Yr. JOlta Ohio* of Gempersa Veers, for leavies Us
employ without do. eons Deissolant, who is •
married wee with • child, bad engaged with promester
to work foe bine ss • laboorer, at 6.. pre weak, house
and garde.. He agreed to work from the itil of April,
WM, to the 6th of April, 'OIL Ov the 14th Fekreary,
be let witairelt seytog eatteleg. It was a verbal sow
mask and doiest mono that there was se agree-
meet, the=der also swore the then wee • soaked,
al ag dassassissy treseered Pfwentebie
eq'shirte aid as a audio teethes,, sad did out
• heavy penalty. Defeseast was menteseed SO
C.: fee 10 days is Donner smil.—Jobs
Ms massoismil kw bin ilrisk and dis-
orderly, at ieltarell, as the
of people were Goads, est of
Ass* IS y the 114th Moab, and was anned
FILL.
to be be lot 7 d•PL

WITMOUTIL

Liall7kll ON 0•10 L INNOING.
Os Vporetheilrley 'mein( MA W. W. IP=ao.,
ej , delivered bis laberoothug
c
" OesporehtLchooelly illsolimed by • lady omatear :f
sod • portent al the ebolr of Holy
; Trinity Weymouth, seder ths leadership of
Us Wart Mt. IL
aawsbeir boadmosibc=m Ili ARV.. presided
st Me _
Mr. smasier of Ides Willa sad Nesse
=mota, wises*, ossapied the ask, mad eddy
the leossew, who sea resslired with •
busily
of apploses, ebbe obeyed that
assrly yam bad Mapped dam b• or:dt
W Om resolleatlas el the Wisiis WA
6 members al Nee wow, sad Ilsiseallo
that memiem, was WS bult le tbsir
I liume„,

kfr. Fyfe stated, at the eonimenomment al his
lecture, that dr topie of the "s disarm was
not °maned to Christmas carols, On the contrary
to show that carol singing wee adapted to every
amens whisk the arra limps holy and sewer
from trainees rens and hnsinem trials, be reed an
facc4cr carol, written by Mr. F'rsak Wilson, of Wey-
mouth, a gentleman until very resort, ooesected
with the London prom, and whirr. to bower of oar
fellow-townsman, we quote in aglimsse :
AN EALIVi CASS&
"Pro. the lone gram Quiet lath rhea,
Wherein he was entombed;
Re bath burst the rented primps,
Hewn in be rook's dark arab.
Then raie- a song of orderer,
Drive all your fears away.
And banish rare and wrier,
On this our leder day.
" Around the err of Jeans
The ruddy watelifire barrel ;
Oe Roman heir sad
It. rays odected gleerbrmeT;"
With solemn step Sall stately
The guard marehed to and fm—
Thu Roman guard that sever feared
To fans • mortal fee.
" The new-born day was breaking
In giniry in the ear,
And as it broke, the wralliere's blase,
Lilt in rharne, demised;
Awl while the voice of sat.,.
Was haltei to Gales profound,
Those noble Roman worriers
Lay sleeping on the grouted.
"And as that Fester dawning
Ripened to oaring day.
An sari bright rolled trek the dose
Where Jeans domino lay.
Morose:A by scouts klocephaet,
Our RILSIOUT left the tomb;
His resurrecting oineelled
Adam's primeval doom.
" And IL he left theP '
Where for throe dayteaept,
Amick yang "Christ la rims,*
For very Joy saints writ.
Memel 'tiro In long past sem
They rng that joyful lay,
We still take up Lb. b ors
On this ear' Barr abe
"Fro, the lone gran Christ bath rises,
Wherein hew.. satembedt
He bath burst the ranted Mem
Hewn is the reek's dark womb.
Then Mei • soap of gladness,
Drive all your lean away.
And burials sere and rarer
On this our Easter day."
The oared above quoted was well reosimd, and the
lecturer then proceeded to speak of Dr. Byrom's
osrol, "Christiana, awake," which twits admirably
rendered by the choir. Nor ie tisk carol the only
heats on wide): Dr. Byrom rate hie claim to the
title of a literary men. His "Three Black Crows"
and his "Universal system of Shorthand" would
muse him to be remembered for iq yet to come.
Tbe next examples of socleitastlool carol refire
were the Ambrosias and Gregorian Ts Ansa,
showing the marked distinction betw.e. the four
tones of Bt. Ambrose and the four tones suttee-
qnently added by fit Gregory. The &slick vendor
of the Pertngsees hymn was next Oren, and the
translation did ample credit to the splendid muse
written for the Aare Pickles. Chickasaws's
hymn—John Dryden, the poet laureate's rendering
of the Latin words, Veni Creator Spiritus, muse
next in order, and with one or two esamplee—the
noel notable of whisk was the "Anger' fjcs„:::
Clirieto PitIVIIMOB °asthma aimed the Bret
of the lactate on acelesiamical chants and car0c.......

The mooed part consisted of onoular sad festive
parole, the mord admired of which were "Th.
Golden Carol." Dr. Gauntlets's adaptation toss
uscrient melodyi; and the solo of "Th. Finn Noel"
exquisitely rendered by Ulm Wallace Fyis, a
pupil of Mr. Bolton Smith, sad rapturously
received by the iettes. In fact it mot with the
first encore of the evening, and although the (sir
eastratrise was evidently snifering from a alight Geld,
whir* somewhat marred the bseaty of a superb
seese•-•oprasso voice, with a remarkable remark,
highly admired by centsoiserurs present, the
which rewarded her mooed appears:see
that • Weymenth audience tram well
peeved
to appreciate genuine merit. Tbe vr.rds
Sr., to (loots from the programme, "As Old..
Composure," and very rarely met with in ordinary
eonestiomiof earells, sad therefore we feel no n-
ineties), in apissoding them in fall as ming :
" Soto :—The int Nord es easel sus&
The easel eta. angel's tongue,
Whileslibur do watch's( o'er the eight,
Flom] bui tie saeg sad avor lb. 1140 t.
CllOlll7ll : N. 211. nit 4-41; soil, no, sof,

-
Born is the Xing, tie Kini of Ideal;
" The der their gelds 'mixt north and week
O'er Bethlehem.' wells at length took rest ;
And here Ns light in see Ws day,
Fe/1 o'er the pines where Jesus lay,
Nowell, he,
" In gentle bands the infant lay,
is unsaid 'add die sere aid hay;
The ike of David's royal line,
Was here within the staffs far klaa
Nowell. IA
" Those Wye dee three, with offering meet,
P. 1 down and worship Jsea's feet ;
With ribrinp rids, the gifts of old,
Rae myrrh, sad frankineense and gold.
Nall, Noll, n 6-1•11; Doll, DCIitiLOLK
Born is the ling, the Kiss of •

Nor mpM • word of -thmniso4thion he emillied for
the who sang the thorns in • very phasing
meaner, whith, as the setting to • richly ingrowth
osatho, athanoed the booty of the real pm of the
evening, the solo above mentioned. The tenor soles
" Ye Boar's Head," ancient Oxford music, vanes
from Wynkyn de Word. and "The Boar is Dead,"
Prince Henry's Christmas graos, Bt. John'. C
Oxford, lin, wore megnitosatly readored4lT
Board, choirmaster of Holy Trinity Church. and
loudly thoorod ; sod 's send "Hark I
the herald envie stag," is • specimen of modern
Christmas hymnology, oaDoludied the lecture.
Mr. Oakley proposed • vote of thaaks to W. W.
IPA, Esq., for his kindness in coming forward to
aid the toads of the Institution, which was carried by
sookunation, soda gmtlar ceiseptimeat to the lady
amateur, Mr. Stagg, Yr. Baird and the ohoir of Holy
Trinity, brought the proceeding. to • close.
W. have beard with pleasure that the author of
the Bashor carol gaoled above intends pubbshMg it,
the mimic to be written by a kcal oome_poser, whose
fame is great in the ritheical workl.-11.

Tim resale are them : -70 mom mmetera ;tomes., ad
sick pey, £149 I7s. ; ker. see of death pay, tit; deemme
os esdowsettents, CM la K 1 hamar of ordinary
subseriptioua, £9 is. ; emits of members' amitribetios
RIM II..; sad an incremsol oapital of FOll6 lfia ild.
1. ....t of say epeeist import ism Ism ociesived during
the past yew, ear ham any queetiose of nicemest
deetandieg dimusice mid mistime by ...e of
tatomm Th. prooredinge base been miser istiebeitory
that the eerie* of coped ban bees tome RS is smog
of that of 1914, whilst a somuidersbly larger measst of
eke pay had been riposiled than in soy regrew me.
It I. difficult to setimate the mai alleviat of Memo
mei soffereg white mud them ham bees carried to the
h. of ..ey loony ad our most Industrious and pro-
vident poorer brethren. lii. dainty because we desire
to me these benefits neemanently 'soured thet ws
etromiely ergs ell dams. to rally round a musty
inieitetion, whet) we believe to he ba.d on ....d
prisciples and oosinctiel in e fair and kindly Writ
though in 'Mkt accordame with It. oeil....eid.Nd rule
and ehioh only now memo to want • wider development
and • regular cutely 4 Plated, qoallied younger
mealier". "The Friendly &WEST Union," referred to
is 1.. t yaw.. report, has, ere regret to my, fallen to the
ground eftv all; but we are not willsent hopes of form-
ing a owlition with the Wiltshire, and wimps some
other eleollarly constitute] iorietiot in neighbouring
mantes. Tee next annual meeting will he held at •
pima to be appointed by the traitors sad announeed ac
early se
C. W. Bt
O. H. DATIL dedetilit Seeretary.
In amialsdieg the reading of the report, Mr. Bingkam
said that it was not al:ogether umatiefeetory. He son.
gratttlateel them on bevies Sir Edward Baker 1. .h.
chair, and said be wee sure that be but media the siaiti-
moats of all of ths ineusbers when he said that they
harvi they would have him 111 that oats for meny
yemm to come- (ebeers). He read • letter from Mr.
Flyer who -as enable to attend from ..I.g pooey
sad also from being somewhat fatigued owing to the
eicaema on the etollo day. Baies, be had Aim' re-
opmeted to preside at the Board of Guardians at
Doroheater that day-babig the Grit day of mooting
oo that importeat Act-the Union Charrealtility Bill-
oomiug into operation. In referees to the preandinge
of the moiety, he had to my that Whig calling for
modal murk dad taken_ peas. So queetios had
arisen white the sanity bed set been able to settle
themselves, without the aid of aretratons. It had been
mid "happy la that aoantry that ben no history " end
:thesoasoelgtttbeold of • esetety, "
, bee no history "-or in other word., that IN. no
, squabblco that require the mile. is of extra alel to
settle their dispute. He aosfaiset, however, that be
would like to have &little more baser+ pin at hied
gam tors, such as farming new branches. What tbei
wanted was, for the society to spread and develop
itself over • wide area, and thus be metia.
@applies of young members from all the rarest parte
of the ciounty. The moiety hod mode the male* &d-
-elete in this way dozing the past year that had on
carved for many years past. Ho hoped their members
would be stirred up to forts froth blench..; if they
would do so, it would be the heet thing they maid do
towards the advancement 4 the 'Natty. The tick pay,
too, had boos more thaa it had been in the preceding
years. Some branches had offered sevorely. In RIM
Mame with which he wee more particularly cossedied
they hod suffered .merely. and ho conk) answer for it
Idist the branch Lid been conducted fairly and rightly.-
that Here had bees no kopoiner application of he
feeds. ft wee in aooordanos with the diereneation of
God's providence that sea years soma brooches '
taller mom severely than others, and this 'hoed the I
benefit of 'dab:eking mutual branch moieties over m
large • *not as poisible, that in oases of severp visita-
tions of Oiekeeen and death, one might be able to amid
the *tee. Bat he icanotimee found that there were
;artist who complained of We. When one man same
to him to pay in his contributes' some time 'toot, he
had paid I. so moth and had never had • teethe( out.
He actually somplaised of not being ill, for his oomplala
lags amounted to that. Now be thought that when
they met with memo the that, the lime &sewer to
them wee to show that tee real burdens of their soon-
rileints was that they had Dot bees itch. wense they
ought to feel thankel that lied bad blessed them with
health, and that they had thus been tumbled to help
thole who had bees lees favoured. In ',melodist the
rev gentleman moved that the report read be received
and printed for diserfbotios among the aimileara. The
report we. seeteded and serried uniaintosely.
R. L. Intletaitat, Im.. moved, R. Pisolle, Req.,
eitoooded, sad it was serried sametemedv, th.t the Rm.
C. Bingham be requested to wept the oSee of hen. son
for the
The =lt! 7.r.Biesielt next rernemeed, and the
the Rev. O. L. Nutt isionded, arid it trte parried
unanimously, that Hr. Davis mums the alai of
aseistont umwelery for the ensuing year. The madam
sod :whit:Mors were agile onsolomealy re-appointed, as
was Mr. B. William, the traeuree of the society.
Ou the Clientele' asking if any member present
'ebbed to pat say goatees, Mr. Hardy said that he
had looked forward ho the carrying out of a romeure
which he thoogbt would be of the insect benefit to
the satiety, sod be regretted thit it had fallen to the
ground-be alluded to the onalition of thie moiety with
the Wilts sad Devon emotes friendly societies. There
Were a inat number of Monabers going into Wiltshire
and Devoe, and it wee of the highest importsoce, as •
COWitie of ladocing them to coutintie in the society, that
they shook, modem the mune beadle, and the same
enselisel aid in Saimaa, as the members at home did
bean the leaded palleinits of the amoral bramiltes. Of
mane it rested with the secretaries, hint if the measure
could he carried out. it ormild ad only be the mass of
educe, many yams ems to joie them, but it would
also preveet many from leaving the eriety osgoiair
let.to other cosatim for work; asel woe filet the .
=sitbeed beim* law, UMW labourers alio
to doubt, have the mto eaty seek to betide
Mosealves ehowbere. It was eso of the mereto of the
memo 54 Odedellow. and Fomotere, that they poesemod
the same privileges wherever they moot as they did at
home; and if tha same thing could be tarried out is
cosoiroUou with this moiety the sleet would be sholer.
The Km. C. W Bitouiai said it wee true eat the prep*.
sitios for setablishi Ckiesties' Friendly moiety Unice
week Mr. Sodom= I4eoort had eseleavosred to bring
about had fallen to the groood, bat Mr. Hardy was
wromi in attributes; the failure to the Secentseries. The
fault rested visors with the medical Mee SOMe of wheat
were east:leg to act as so& for members mating from
soother empty and belonging to another society. Mr.
flotheroe Frecourt we. an earnest and true heed of the
Coady Friendly Socesties, and if they wished It he
some write to that geatlaman main to ascertain if a
union meld he brought about between the Wilts and
Dorset Cooney Friendly Societies. If it mold it might
be the means of eateediag the primers hereafter to
der eisaties.

- Mr. -1-I—aapr ;aid he bed another 'ablest also to befog
before their notiee. Awarding to their rates ateettanies
who were earning their lbs. ir II per week or
ensue for more than 10a per week in skewer, and the
coosequewe am, that many parties, alter joining their
moiety went and joined !some other soWety, so that in
the °emit of dews' they rsesived from be two more
than they would obtain by labour in heel*. He seed
whether their mentlien waki al-o belong to other
sosieliset For his park he could not me, after looking
through the roles, any Me tn debar thew Now, to
prevent say tamablr from joiniig any other somety, he
proposed 44 parts' should be allowed to insure for a
larlier ailment in their own.

fits Her. C. W. BINGHAM- believed that la equity IS;
member irs•ezeladed by their reltdromjelaieg any cilb-r
seedity. H. would, however. look foto tb• sabjeet.
With regard to ~aria( for • larger seek he tboeglit
• reviles of their tables groeld be seesireary Wore sash
meld be earried into effect

Til Dll/1111,

whist wee a very manna ass, was Nerved Ist by Kr.
John &owe, of the Itaa's Arse les, in soother part
of the sehoelreem. Sir & B. Beim preeid.d. sap-
periled by Sir Williams Medlyetial asd the Rev. (7.
Blitabast. Kr. Dew* the eatisteoteeen tory, esesided
the eke-chair. There wore peeeist. Rev. Whet
Water, Rev. G. L Neeh, Bey. J. Xiflsr, C. L..
Klederalev, Res., F. IFGhter, Req., ,1. It Hod" Req.
Z. Psut, Req.. 0 Mot, Fag.. aed Mawr& Genic.
Sate. Wbjm., Croiso, lut.„ sad about. 100 members a/
the DOO!•41. - _ .

Oa the mooed of the cloth, lb. QUIRK/AI prepared
the health al the Q•111%11, waded with that of dr
Prises Lad Prideas of Wade, odd the red of the
Rat* hady. The toast was reosinid with lb• anal
basest% _

The C141.111t•I sort gave the "Army, ?levy,
Teo , Militia, and Volute teers•--(abserel.
Major haw returned thanks for the V 01...
tem, Mr W. MIDLTOOTT for the Yereasery, aod
Bum for the Volunteer Arbil/Ty.
Thr Clialithiur nests,.. the health of the " Bishop
sad Clergy," not only of this diatom, het of the
of Eneriatel, remarking that h• knew of.. body of
gentleme• wbo did so most work for so httle pay ea
lwrge nemben of the deny of Mee Mush Si lagiand.
The Meet was dreak with great
Tbs Bev ULM Banta, r=nd to iht
said t`tat he had that day &treaded the soeseeration Si
• abutok in the! Isle of Purbeck. twesing off ismeediairly
oe the elver of tbe merles, Is be protect at We
meeting. He had taken" grist Miami he the moiety
for some yeses past, se be hit it indllied into the minds
of ••• people the priseiples of We mdse.& Aid tier
=6:l isdoessedmes wee • noble, a 'Orbits*, sod ••
feelinsr—• Whig eheeeby the people wore pro-
moted and bold le beseer. It eimbied them.. while hale
sod •trusi. to put by for • rainy day is "Wham sad
old age. Who. them mina it ematted the members to
to the sMwards of their nmpeolive brushes, and
dabs as • ,ight, Is • spirit of haunt indemowiener,
their I. or 16.. per week, Meted of hoeing to co. bet
for men • provision, to the relieving °Meer to in
eramised and interrmmted =7. sad maim' the
miseratele dole *high buss or allowed to give
these. The rasseher Si this easiety maid look ou
the (sods to their own, sod dells then me their
right is time of need, s• 4 Airs yea nothing so delight-
ful as looking up= anythiag me ems's oleo A poor
enan's mbilage garden was in his eyes more delightful
than the meet beestiful grounds belonging to another.
This feeling Si • things being eme's elm wee like Um
philosos Mose which turned *very ha.g into gold
It wee Peer this moon the Meru were mesa amnions Is
me this mein" doeridieleg, sad to de all in their power
to aid is its prommisy. And he was happy Mem to EV
that is this they heel the ••••••••••• of their ezedleet
diocesan, who was • hearty sepperter ef this end other
socistim erbillisbed Is premete this esendert, happiness,
sod Peoeperity el theme/ edible romit Si hie hems.
'rh. 1t.,. J. Kuias else mitnewledged the tee*
In doing whisk be look the opportunity ef espremokeg
li. thanks M the Met. Mr Mash, ttwojorel dens, for
his Modems is °Sassing that ao 1. Me abeam* of
their worthy meter, wits wee prevented Os emsomil of
ill health.

Tito Row. 0. W. BurrAtt Mk*** sointowtodsod fibs
toe& B. calarted eb. e•mbtink Dot out/ ta be weft'
in Oto oflorra d thole loraber. bat* erre oat *a
Cma"wbb Mr posher EOM The math* el s order
doosad es berg* arta *air Mot eit to the Iry
lb* eoradtber and gourd carted oat he PrillarllL
When be oar, Into lb. lobooboor Ort day be wird
i bairn his Glee* B. ypreed oetarittaa Moo
tro2wetasa who, bar* lakd too no* /1416. r kid
dove and weal * Oar, on •wokistt habit bar
AO *added did sot brow wit.** Or woo
tea= old roma or ood—Osedltbet). It mat* be'
hiss titet Ory Win lo sumo *Ms bomb/ bon. La be
road gulag, it word his Iliad balk to hie wasp
.
Miami to is. was doillebot as
I. coal sordill baler Is to be • rtne.

adinalroom. Tot, sash It wan ADS DS who. were
they babbled ler that haahrome—daas eage "heal.
room. sal for the other rosin where they bold their
asuael mediae They owed LI to that mod sztoliost
geatlemen, the &odes A th• palish —(appkass),lt
was said of ou of the old Boma* resperon that when
bess_sh.fo_sdtsoibtlsb, aid whoa be died be left
It of niarbla. do with the &pus* ci Puddielawn.
When he clams be used it ef thatehod, arrayed
odious, asd now be bed mostod epiamlid sad soca-
wadies* dwellings for the artisan sad wadded-dames.
sad sroded • noble wheal in whke thair shildrsa scold
roosios lastrustiow—(show). In abooloolos, the rev.
gostbsosas proposed the Leda of John —, Br
with the weal heaostra—(ohiters).
Sir W. WDDLTOott, in the shames of lit. Brymper,
who was prevented encoding is oonasqnsaar of ill
health. ardrbowledippd the compliment, and eoneleded
by proposing the health of their sheirmas, who was
of this giddy. He Imam that ho was espross.
rurteateeentiments of all pessant when be said that they
hoped to see him preside over their procoadinp for
many years to 00111.---(cheen)
/Pr IL B. Bann. in sarpowledging the tout, said be
presided over them that day with Wing. both of pain
and pleasure—pain at the thought of the loss of him
who was as fousder of this sooloty, who was a
near neighbour of hail and from whom he had
received much areellant dandier' and advise es to
the carrying out of this society; and *mum at
satin the vast improvsampate that had been carried ottt
I. that village by their pelmet very ezodisot &pity,
mid benefits be had thamby sonforroll oh the poor
, elapses. Re trussed ad the good advice they had
' had given them in ths anapaest sumac that had been
preaohed before them that day would have its dim effect
I. ibiID•DDIDX all their lives. He tod • warm Intermit
I. that moiety and hoped that all would sadosvour to
inflamed the tonne mes with whom they were w-
oad •tad to become its members. He thanked them
mod medially for the kind way they had drank to his
good health.
The ("NAUMAN magi proposed "The Prism," white
was dultacknowiedrd.
lit. LINDDISLET this lave "Th. health of the
georstary of the society, the Ray. Charles Bingham,"
who spored Do pains and to whom they all owed • heavy
debt of gratitude for the very kind sad moans,
is whisk he performed the duties of bin Also Ho
campus thanks were deo to him. for he Gould sonars
them, from the little exudates be blessed bad had,
tbet the dim was no annum A bolter sac for the
elks It woad ho impordhlo to tam He had the ad-
repairs of • large iposaszion in the county on who. be
am able to briar his indeiromi, sad he bestowed so
their behalf an amount of labour which fest would be
willing to give. The thanks of the society were especi-
ally du to hiss and ha proposed his health with all the
honoure—(deers).
The ilsvee,W askew wledged theipornpliment
end anspeisded by proposing the health at Sr W.
lynott —(eitres. )
Sir W mud( briefly responded to ths toad, after
which
The Cu uumx proposed " Tbs health of their
asieant-desrehmy—faheors).
Kr DATIL in retuning throbs, alluded to DODD'
statidice la which proved did this soakty was suPswkw
la the Odd tallow. or Torestsra, sspesially to doh as
were prirmaosatly disabled, sad exhorted the members
to me their exertions to precuts HD ProloPeritY•
This Wag the lad toad of ass eveniag, the unipany
left the MIAs, sad the baad, which boil onlivimed tims
rwooerainp by dimoursiag sweet lassie during the
istervels of the toasts, played several tutees in the open
air, wham those demigod gouged in various meths
games to their hearts' contest

WAREHAM.
CONSECRATION OF HOLM CHURCH.

Thursday, the fth was • day of greet rejoicing
in the parish of Rolm., on the oonseoration the very
besatiful .berth whieh hes been reeently ersesed at the
osis expense of N•theoiel Bond, BK. The perish is
small, and for • period of swirly 150 years hes boss
depeadeot upon the Deighbowriag perish of Bloke for
baptisms sarriagie, sad burials, though, formerly,
the sits of • eausiderable aura, belonging to the Abbey
of Mostaeuto, I Bosnersobibire ; this had been pallid
dews sad resoesd, sad the tithes Then
defects hey* now been remedied, armies the liberality
silk. present owner of the estaers who has eouvityed •
piss of lead, situated neer the bolas, to the Keeleeieeti.
al Oomalsdeores, Iberia( eiseiceed it with • stoics wall,

Sit forth a tab*i whisk world moot al; int sot to he
in swot banwey with SD jeer so etweeio• ; but. ewe
rappeeing that were so, he ,hold hew had to do
Witham to his airs feelinpoied he believed to it. feria,
of ohnrahmes gessralky it he bed siiiiited a dillerrit
subject foe that day. leth ewe that it owed sot hi,
and he Mudd weld sot be, fram airy besdling of it by
is., made disoordsat with the pumper of that, their
solemn, arid, be might say, setharide ssecting. To
justify that @thawed he amid °My roma it:pastern!
557 OA MID (without referring is the very
ennistances to which the gret thoeglit sad axed resolve
of meeting that hews of Owl might be Inies_a_...thet
"erew and joy, joy and sorrow, were meet
sad IneagrieeMy Wended in thogreetheszarproH.;"Viri
sad so la the very being of ovorlus.unni'm "aim
St. Paid said lie wee sorrowful. but that hh° fahlwo of
hio sorrow did or prevent his Wise able to testify ef
himself that he we always ; sod so atho. es
seelt as werion as • fIISOIDI. tbar. WOOno orobloth to
wbieb the Marto of mourners gave • maim rentiosse
Shea that of CAtrisai•• joy i soa• its inl6". way' at
their festivals, Sham who wore keepiret the haat same
00554.147* bad always Warts most open to hew of the
blessidness of the.. that mourn. Bs deemed It right
for several reasons to press that writhe of Chrirthe
truth epos the., on that day upon tbe /DOOM, of width
they went to commit to the pried the body of that
saint of God—of that true sou of dreamt* of Buelsod
—of dim to whom ahundonee had looked for go tnaay
yeere both with lowing trust sad dead revereoth a.
children, the &taboo of the "Militias you." If it
Were true that "set of the sthindance of the heart
the mouth speakath," be meld oaly se that
ocinaion speak to Omni of time this() whloh
wens mar rosily dowered with that Matinee which
God had been reseed to bring upoe Mom in withdraw-
ing from the Chun* of earth the nowise' of the genius
and example, of that WOW' =MI r. Enble. The words
wile& the prophet Jemimith wed on an wages of
great tribaladon of heart, and which he had takes for
ha text, expressed, he was sere, the feelings of all
churchmen, both for themselves ad their ehirma,
this their cowmen Matra'. With roman bd
rtrolitto bad been thus tease from them, and the air-
ettmstances of his withdrawal, be had not means of
saying musk, nor should he, if be bad. think it right to
occupy their thoughts then at the loogth os mi,
yet be most say a fow words. Cburehorn bad
very proud of Yr. or rather. he sheath my they
'had hien very thaskfel to God far having gives ltim to
than for SO lone • time. He, the bishop, for ens had
1 bees taught (and Ids warrior of the troth of sash
teaching be felt to be sinagthesed by therewith( years),
that Om "Chrineith Year' to the cibureltasss same nod
in who to the Bible sod Prayer-book, sod that sorting
had so trained the premed gesoration to love their
Prayer-hook IA no mast expostrot of the truth of God'u
word, as that prionesa work watch worn the fruit of senhis
consecrated to Me lentos of God In our Obsralt by his
servant to whom God had entrusted it. It WU DO es-
smanated probe when the late Dr. Arnold said, "It is
my firm winks: that nothing war to llelsies hymns
inlets in our language; the woodorfol knowledw of
Scripture, the purity of heart, and it. richness of poetry
they exhibit I haw sever sem parrelled;" yet it seamed
to him bat very but, to speak of his gesiius, whea be
*Ought of the man as he walked Wore his God is daily
Ida, of his humility and warms, of hie modesty mod
fervid seal, of his unawurving low of God's troth and
hinder sympathy and loving kiodne. to thaw in error,
of the steadinoes with which h• ever power hi. high
aim@ and his noble rsoerueily 1.. oreewsir for beyond
Stair raise the won of others in the rise ewes, width,
when compiled with his, were iniguilicatit and valor
kw. It wee imperally for the.. gnat gifts of
that elthrebnicia owed God thaoka, or se
Es"had just veatund to say, experiewid
akin ID SODDI reapers to pride, and often. especially
Is diroseiosa with those harassed with Weiss
and dillaskies in their mother stitch, no orpiment
waist sea value as that Bible wss • child alibi
Obaniti of England, nurtured by bet alone from child-
hood to old tilt tad repaying her are with the most
loyal and devoted altaahment. About him, be mid say
no move, but as to the ciresinrausess of his death, he
might, for their edigration, add • few worda Gos of
the grass. wide, thanks lit to God, read to hod a
moai hardly soil in this brads of Enolalmse wee
&wok ailerion, that whieh we the 41vor lining and
silkeo tic bort was to heart, and mind to mind. is the
body sod is the soul oombined ; and in no beed did
that glum Mks root more deeply, or spring up into
colselires than it did in the hart of that
of their Israel. no Blear of his wife, whirs
was even onto Writ, gave him an opportarity of
inaoitecias the way in whim the fordlons of • teador
husband sad a faithfr prior might be united to ow
row His lowing throw ewe of her who was daily
waging her Rather's 6111. ad his aawusllinj minietra
Woo to her with tho spiral view of iseoulluig bar to
horsy him —her meek end Faith bombed to do
bottle slow with all its *MB of this
peeved is he too great a Arai@ apes him, Mtw
fainted
doll While engird in his minietratiod, sad his Goal
passed sway into the prewar of the Lord while in that
state, oe Holy Thursday—a lime spreially wonered
with one who radeavoered to keep the Nth of 'bamb-
oos lied on the great mystify of it. Holy Cousins-
era, and who was a parting within. with regard to
their Worn, towards that higher wens of pace. Thus
their father thad left the.. HI. with recoiled an answer
to her prayers —he was sot left behind, sad the, in the
falser of Nth and love, was now wik'y awaiting her
summons, with thew Word, of pall ni hope ever oe her
bps—" Lord now Wiest thou thy ,errant depart in
pease." That than could not be Wok than • day of
deepest mourning to them who wars separated Ire. his
(Kr. Kettle's) bodily promote. It required no gift of
Mty toll of manifold triele and
elm to
flfr. Kahle) would be
in4retter at hod to aid
those with hie weskore and sad wierege, and
geetlemei and sosereses vela Werra True, the
memory of his virtues. srad the third* of his writings
still remained with them, and the DOW of Kahle would
always be the rallying point for all those who saw is
• Churah of Eaglaad an eroded life of the otte
Catholic body of Christ; but, still, be had been
placed within the veil, and they who were
without it, mold not but mouth sigh separa-
tion. Tr bow easily thoy might pro from
• subjec• exactly &doped for dam of mouthing to ow
Nat suited for the festive facetious he was is the di.
Wage of—the coomeration of that Roles of God. It
..a, be repeated, a nesserry unvarying eonditira of •
Clueriart to be sorrowful, het it was also his right— hie
blow bought privie by his new birth lo be joyful.
and the Rouse of OW was the means of reeding dm
Iwo feelings together. The great sweet of that very
dose commotion between sorrow ant joy waa referred to
In the test, If sorrow were to ian. in joy, be who was
is soother most bear his burden and that well; not
@Whittle but patiently. hopefully, and with love to God,
and, doing so, boi would m they of old, "taboret deo
premien, and would realise in his own heart this bless
toes of mourning. Sorrow would lead him to consider
whom hand it woe that was the. heavily upon him—
what great our...does kindness was thtia intruded by
b • toting fa. her—to ascertain by eelVemusinatnic what
=Wit ham been tho imam of so painful a visitation. If
such were the schooling of sorrow, it we rear that it
was a guide to • wry different aooditioa—to joy and
deb...wow, sod he who used it rightly might my, "I
am eseeedinglo joyful In all oar tribetation." In order
to toll he what means they must make their sorrow
that fruitful, they tad oaly to wander the purloins for
which that Rome of God was built an.: had been eon-
semeMd. A March recognised with all dissimilate= the
truth that they wore meathere of one body. If in joy
their felicity meet be shred with others if they would
sustain end idiom. it, and if Is sorrow the burden was
not their own alone, hot ors. borne by the Wort@ of all
who resolved sad believed the words addressed to the,
brethren—" Bear ye we soothed@ burdens, and so fuldl
the law of Christ." Tha very witness which a Howe
of God bore to that great truth bl.. more out-
. .

w!a" gr.ent toso

grief, aad a help le hairiag it patiently,
cheerfully, aad hopefully. Mating inteamilloel
the pain of festering vie more than elating the doors
of the heart enables say oettrard expressioa of It, and
there was • considerable alleviation of morrow even in
seeking sympathy. and, of coarse, very amok snore in
rseeig it. Bach being the ease, he would at noes tell
the. heartbarderd to. lean span the strength of. other',

to do in short, what the Chaise teach/ isw his !IA:
lege and his ditty —claim the me of the mans. the
brotherhood to which he belonged, and of wilt& the
honer of God was the constant exponent bed enfmee-
meat. It was by its form' and even by Who high
purposes to which it was oonsectstrad, ever warning
them maul the evik of imitation, and testifying to the
blessing' of realising the troth of their pormisieg ems.
manioc with one another in Christ tba Lord. Tha
holm of God proirlied for the active employmest of
sash kelp to bar sorrow, not only in words of sympathy
and comma healing for as. mottoes, but the use of
of certain amens by which • Chriatiao man might
throesh grace obtain for him elf and his brethren
sorrafort and tho relief of my neeemities from his God.
The house of God was met emphatioally lb boas of
prayor, and, as rash, mini...red comfort to the mournful.
yes, *bagel sorrow into joy. It meld bo en For
only conader what prayer was: It arm the otter-ease of
the desires of o WWI'S bssrt to God, is to Him alma
who . mid hdlil them. Thom wore very simple words
imat truly very pregnant 0n.., as indicating the
marmallou. faito or viral the right and power of prayer
rested. Tbe man in sorrow attended is the house of
God to °pea ha heart to his boseonly Father in pe.yer,
berme the Soo of God had become man. -because Ho
I who died oe the moss had broken IS. hoods of deeth—
. became He who roes again bed returned to his former
=, and was in the pregame of God, at his right
sad had sent down His Spirit, who had
brought that man of sorrow humbly before
Hie throne in th• hoes@ of God, to ask for
maroon ebeerfoinem aye, joy, in which all earn,.
wader tbe memos of their loving Father issued. Whitt
weeder then that they found the child of God at all
Sims in His tomplet as the boom of prayer. Bat
Rio.. of God we setrested with hlgbrr minietniims
of emnfort. It wea the only place, with imago oell
dsbssd esseptions, whom tho blamed Perament of tho
Lord's body and blood sem oalebratod. He Men spoke
of the somfort and joy imparted by partleipating in this
holy ordiumee. and remarked. teat on tbe morrow
whoa may mourners meld he mammal mooned Mr.
Lia'e's grave, there woul.l be • danger that gloomy
doubt mid fear, of evil, sad • led bet painful estimate
of the lose lb. Marsh had suessined, would morpower
for • while at lean tho pat:knot sad rosigsarion, sad
bop and joy of these who had every cams not to
illktreot their God either on his asooant or oe amount
if she Ginreb of Soglead, who had last Use serriess
MN\ a •1114 it had hem rightly arraoged that that day
of trial should be °mood with a eelshratdoe of be Holy
Clommunion, that the mounters moat. drew Imo their
math Womb Ith mutant of our Lord's body sad blood
laths* In praise sod amok God. aid to they, might
be egabaristie joy mon in their mourning. Again, it wee
I. th• how of GM by Peekdas sad morviets, thew by
othoul samara" Shot Cherohmea bunt Mat tile
feat was eneseedal by tho feest—the loathe sorrews by
&row joy. To revert for a isoisthat to the pistol at
TAM be started, moody, that morrow was the most
saitoblo sabfith for nab an omission as this worth oth,
/0/1114 that sash good works as the dedioation byOW
of ha sebnar es for the emotion of • house of God ao4
for Me prowlina of its movie's were ofteo—m in this ISM
--frith", of commies ad elarrlar, sad that works whim&
comsamil had tholt ithatioctioa with sorrow bathed
ow* wilreetwallY 'how woorwtha with thy grid to bath
asokly-aad oho/daily their beery hard ,as. God mot
that soil eight he for over is bilk Nos. The =suborn
of lite* pub* sest always ha low la Eththisr, rt. 1.1
Noe bane ibeg thosid ad be hes beta 14
is J. Irma yr ay tol al all. itithid atik be—

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ode 42:94 lien= —r
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but on tho ether band Ye tor "web* tow,
WO if *or NO tit*, imo
dov•mtly, 110.1 botatirill Homo at atill tb• si;thes
tb•reit thr = o* r: Is
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sboold drs foto with
min tbsia pow awl 990 lioy is MI addl, Niko
Rook •sprosistisA et OM war osil moo ori
-ibice Mid of OM otoditioit liit't
Do ono iscrow, we mors Math;
lossk rosigoattoo to Iriol. so
wore Deed of titç moat of go" ow mon of
*Arita* tla=inothing to o' i 4
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God t!t.pLary at *soli MOW
sod that No Bow oi (114, art!F .
iraiiit;elo6 disind, A.m.
Inas tin Main mod Ito
load, Nan.. and 0. W. Inms. ....anzAti
c.,....easitissiiim, WO* * woo 1!
in poovi*ag s' Alia giro windy* lot

prigh

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ail lordship nes enersed to ths •••••odas Wok
sad with his= g Lt•rithe to the
pr me
esent ; stow&:ltreres .
sad the dtittatistd 40.000•06 d.
three does anima, spernstly the lids of
whin we wereesiareenteser apc ins
a up, old ob woe neseed trees essalse
=.0.Z7 nee by the Rev. . in very interesting
folks. Uwe on at then is bob. one is tow
relief tbe ken of a ewer 'lbws an 1101111.11
Walsh bays splerod , the els* 4.si
The whole pendelice if theriellizelaisek
hospihtill laNdaki•EbY It
'hied for *my to • lupe bus. s PR
roast lent sod plan peddle& The 411.111= •
vicit after their dieser Iry sandsdect;
moad.
a,Bpreposing no neigh of N. Drell::
C it=
cod bb* in sad Irk widish IPSO 111ES17
received.
Tie ecospny pessest, besides those eassisheil
oely of the innediste crossandase at ths #amllyth•
Bari of Kirlos, O. W. niffit, Nibillles. V
Niels, Wri. Bead, now lined, i., sod Whis 111.
LW.
Wm. arid Mho Truett, Q. H. In.,
Esq., sad lan Gessiog.

RINGWOOD.
BRILLIANT TEIBATRIOALS AND BALI,

AT 11011001182.

During aim Loam roomajlir Pony aad Lodly Similar
&aided, on very abort sodas, to miss their mow andi
beautiful litila theatre at Bossc.b S tbsir friends la
Lim adjoining manilla, and to somelaille the waning
witti • grand ball mod maim.
Carrying oai til• intimation, as Taanday„ tim id 4
April, Om theatre waa Wawa open to pm Mims sod
tradeopooplio of Wm vicinity, mid • beam,' wm se
mum the immediate oossoquamon followed as Mr mai
night by tbs grand affair, whisk amorist to a miry
brilliant moors

it motaiderabl• impedismett, however, woo throes le
the way of one of the perfonaimem, by the enoveklable
abeam of two of the preinisedi itampelay, mad le ewer
queue, of their abeam from rebounds, the pima
entitled "Th. gentleassa over the way," woe Magee le
b. abuidnoed. 14. pima, Inewever, wee eiappliol by
Bookstorte's eammies little faro. of "Good for nothiae
whiab, ea • very few der? natio; ws.wollpo4.p.stbs
atop, sod served enMeiently to prologs the enterteho
:moot. The eloood pieee, "Lord Dateaur at Home,'"
from the pen of fib Perry Maley, west ter admirekly
and we sepal help notioill& trot, el mem, ths
Wooled aetiag of the ladies who took part I. both these
pielea. Tim vivid perfonnamee and koowledge of siege
effete evinced by Lady Ihelkey, at the Terk's
wife to Lord Beleassa, left nothlog to be desired, as did
her inpersonilleetkm of "N..," while IL ter.
pomaded end puttee% so to meek, dollosation of Mrs.
Wunba, the Oribleto. Wife, by Min aleiroth, bow
'trot appearanoe on any stage," made bar sadism*
desire to or. that yonne Lay span upon the mese of
her most deeided enema JILL Iftereems Wawa, she
a trot appearams, looked moat ehermiegiv, sad only
Esquires more coolidenet to enable her to anetain othet
imunnamm, which may be ontreeted to her for the
!afar'. Sir Percy Shelley, as tho Coble.. Wombs, in
"Lord 1311411111• St," sod as "To. Debbie? ink Busk.
*ode Wee played with his renal anmeer, and kepi
the bolus in roan of laughter. The Has, Grant*
Berke* and o.oola Wingaeid wen, as meal, moot
Sedillei is ail they nedortook, sad Mr. replies, who
made a eneoemial last amiesoinee at may short sollee,
end in order that the ennyeay slioald be ealleiontly
@Moog for eve roprmeetstioa, did his beat be tomp op
the repetition. while in private theatrkoh, the Dom
eambe Theatre La or lorm maintained. Without bang
invidious, it mey be Welly said Mot the actiag of LAy
libelley was, in both pima, modesties—too owe indeed
manet 6* said for the miliog and ire, of Lady
Shelley, sad the really brilliant dace, or Int appose.
tees, of Mho Itarbarsts, The Mon. Ormeley P. Berke-
ley's ease with the oobtaler'm wife, whet she entertain
him at tapper, was modal ; sad orerybody liked the
immolation mese wkieh followed, whereto amonapaaied
by the orchestra, tho boomustrie petimas levelled
"*4. mirite of eight," to change tho *mom late the
eebblor's wife, and the Liter into the tonotem, .0444
.• treader limn to math other's beds." The response at
th. spirits to fremr, from time "14160 w.. sod hollows,'
to hie meg of wijoration, wee very geed isdeed. Tho
home waa full in all parte, and the " menery,
moskinery, and eeooratiome wen very pretty sod moat
•Liotlys. The following waa tho bill ad Ow Play sad
.04 .1 th• obareelore

THUM 'KNOCKS&
Weds4sday, Spell 4, MK

_
ON this Om Srst opening of the Now lienembe Tim**
lii. with muse moist thst lass siossisslisd te
solicit ohs indulges.» of th• pubb.. Icsustsgstsass
sinsaisstsatoes entirely beyond eosins/

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Tb• Pion with wbiih the gerfcrusoses win to hood
soniniesest, bee bees neowertrily withdraws oo osomint
.4 the unavoidable abases of • north.s of the dotgroSY.
end another ploy-41w coinW annul of "Good tol
Nothing," hoe bon suhiditniod ot very short oottee.
And the best thanks of the manager are dos, sad on
tondored on this ow...ice to those sewu who ander-
took fin p•rform in Kr. lit,okstoorie ploy with ooly coo
day for reheetwoL

Sole on the Pbusatort• by Mr. Beata

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evening trill be parented ties Oentie Dram, by
J. a Bathe -ne, entitled

" GOD FOB 11011120,"
Charley (s Osrperstor), Mr. Popham his lizst smari.
em any Maya
Harry Coals (a Railway Fireman) Captain WinglielL
Tom Dibbler (a °animas) . . 8r terey F. Money.
Yoga( Mr. Mamma . • • . Ilr. Ashby.
Servant . . . . Mr. him lislard Walla
Overtime to Der Froymillks.
A hie which the ;ottoman/sr wfl comierile with so
entirely Nem Magri Barletta, sdapeolt by lir Patsy
MmHg, ogled

Lord Bateman at ROOM
The nee eosaery by M. Ashby' Mr Perey Hinny/,
Miss B. F. Gibson, aad ameieleate.
The drop ..etioe is tainted by kr. Ashby.
The learibinfry by Mr J. Team, et the Theatre Boyal,
Drury laps.
Proptrthe by °vests Wiasilleld.
The meek has hese adaptei by Kr. William Beak
Tbe play has hese smeared by. amid soder the
dirsetios el' lady

It is attempted in this drama to tell the dray of on
Episode in the Wee pardon of lord liatemaa's orsuddial
life. Tto morels of that enterprising aisbisenen 1.,...
• fernier omeition hese mpreented with ammo &rait—
tad may are yet be forgotten by the frequenters of this
theetre. He will now appear —so longer In mad sonillet
with the Turk, an korai *tights; lb. lade of mesa
--hot be mot in the mi•tet of domestio life, devoted
to the plessares of the ohms, and rails, wits patio
hand his metals la Northustherkad—.ad performing
all the duties of an daglishman as they were odor-
Mood io ihe days of our Find Henry.

With respect to the aorteme, it may be ea te
111140tkill that soots dites_aity hes wham Aseariag I.
tee oelebeated George Craikakaalt Lord Below won
o casteme somewhat glizahothan to seareeter--mt thg
if we are to trust dam great artist, it trosid appear that
to the Pow of good ()nem 800 bar mart rewired the
amigo* fashions of the drowse wawa in Um limo of
Henry the First.

Lord Batman, Kari of Northumberland . °apt
Alarmism, a 'Galena. . The Has. Oreatley
Wamba (a Gabel...) . . Sir Prrey lr. Shelley.
Hanna (a Turkials follower at Lord Banamaa—filakir
Doeao ia the flambe . . Kr. Popham.
Malay (a bias* boy) . . . • . . . Masts, Mk.
Ti.. pima Harper . . . . . . . .Mr. Ashby.
So bk. wife of lard Bantams • • • WY Molloy.
Loam* oh Itiss Ekestka. bus
awesome, or say Map
lartairea tire woman se Sophia . Min IL F. Gilroy
bar drat *possesses as In 7 Map.

odiuudn.
Act I. %ow I.
Wambeo Collosow.
&me &
Roan in Lord Bustaireo NAIL
dot 2. elos• I.
Boaquodiag Hell Is Lord Bodomaa's 064146

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Down ewes al halt-put six, Ilmo pulansowee will Gm-
maws as 7 o'clock.

"Vivai Itegina."

Tie balk eke& followed ea Ile email sight al the
gestated Oleg, was lung no with pal opigt WI the
following amain, sad ma artiedad by all gis We*
uld Illiltry at alba vtlialtY, at whisk ball there wen mass
gum sea mug sad greglal ilotagellill. whoa had*
bid fair to mak* their prime, la agroblias to as;
as magi ignited as those already alludod to apes the
bowie at lb. Boseembe Theatre.

Title it is It shoo 4 be Is the hoses ef the Emil&
eeotte...se ; sod WWI the eemeteei of had sod Mew
Is to wooly az .eseel to 'ions, it stead hot Sim
ea
ea 'sample to the aohWty end potty ol odor
enairlasokai Walk them** bet. UM to be hal eied
ererbione to ill alike, whatever be their elate or eistisa.
IN • last Mak is dem dlestisk awl bowl al aft
Nig WIWI