The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-12-29 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1874.

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-- - POOLE. eentraplahmni,, t no notice that him services would not be any longer
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Loral anb IDistrict idtb3o. Nr. 1,,,,,... kw . very good steer from Crewkarne sale,
two beautiful heifers from Mr. Enaor's sale, one 514enala SuDDILI Elltarif.-On Monday afternoon, James Crass, a ~,,
oiled. The agreement did not expire till la, dj.lar halt*
dant hal soil lay pest • claque tor .les. The
-_,--0--- Brittany heifer from Mr. Rogers, Bromlwoy, throe very
carter in theemploy of Mr. Ball, of Citable% near Bland- p •
untotrates made itit i inter for the amount claimed, 01111 05i..., I
DORCHESTER. . Prime fat heifer. from Mr. Cuff, altogether a prime
font, die.' suthlenly while dining with Isis :triter at the lea ral.
DOMMT Tao la! CAVALIT.-Reginald Douglas amortme.nt of mutton and beef- ~,,,. a Li mb
'm and la, Saliabury,treet, for. Philp.ta Wa3 G,exernik
dent - P, labourer, drink at Ili.34ll3iiiihir ; filled Is PI, !
Mr. N 1 atlas* bm ad four hed az a gre m ik,.
dbe • r• ' • for but his aid was of no a, ail Dernaosl was between arid caste D.
Siam House, Weymouth :
moratem gent, i* to be Soh-Lieut. (superumacrary).
50 awl Co p.urs of age awl was a brother ra' the once At. I Satil4, la' ....cr. If I' orst.mt, w-as innuniono.l for ,
I. Asti h. W. RAILWAY • 1.01)0 SAM Mir iN '' Somarr. th p.,rmax2,l ...,m,,,,.,.. tr,,,,, lir. 31,,,,,,,, , 031% Dur- , . , , ,
_The memb•rs .4 thi* society, (of which Mr. Itaukoi is i . moot-ohm .1 1., eh., oil,urdle mtealing not-rit•ty. teeld"rg two Oii,.. %Wyatt a hi, 1.e.. 3lr sairmia Wi.'•...
coomr. 31aut-tuaria. - Foorthes, i. ~j-g,. are not Cie, (ltriiiiurt)aiii,ar
Mr Rocks seereLar .), which has leen five Snows ao.:. wethera ; .
lon la half .4 the excise. In ..• iesne it 0.0 ,
the tn....soarer, and M .
~,,,,,,idi,,hol a you, have jut divided their tuna, There
.. -) • . . • Mr. IL. Roberts, Putt on, Chickerel, verY . m•l'mal sutra ient for a lilare liliio Poolr, argil the L ail Sail one wan inily a•• Imp." sot tot. th.' otlar. he work. a i..r
I Priam'
Mr. tirirlainl Worgn•t, Warehron : fat cow from . NEo-
Chancellor "has „aven direction* for the iimertion of •to, Mr shcplical, • 1 .A.k. rcedl, wle. tol.l him to Mel. a dog for
are f.. 1 members, the contrilnitiints are 4d. per wetd:, which
heifer frolfi idr. 11. Mayo. Fromm, '.l.lcialid South down ~_,,,_ ,
cosaortll4 names in the commis: Mot of the acme for this catchirig rabbits mei It th.mglit Mr shepherd had ionic the
*rums Sa. per week during sick's.", and the aniorint wether., from Mr. Slade, Burton Brad-stock, Purtlaftde bl borough, vim :--Thoneas Shale. junr. Go • Il• • •`• 111" I • all NO t - 1-- 1 li-- M. i Prit° "t•
, age ant.. ~ sc. ist. a .. la, ..., or ono next 1.1 111
received by each member at the divi&ion was 1G.,, loa.L hihuitd. Clutch, Williruo Dori.dro Dutaiale, John Sarum, Lhirell, A Ilecti Cho;-, for hating "a drop to dirbil.," at Ileaminster.
The society is only open to the employOs of the L. and. , yr. Armin), had turkeys. K.., and game.
~ Christopher Hill, raid Tindon., William Groot. The letter ' --new fowl a"d c'at";a•
W. Railway Company. Mr. Beggs, mutton and poultry. ,of anthoriottion is (law) ik.,.,,mt,,, 21. „„a wii, r,,,i,,1 i Aft 4 ramt, isdri,.; drunk and disorderly at Sialn Gamy-
Scitou. ELNINATIO3I...-.011 Friday, Pah, Mr. White's I al, Sargent. pre,too, very fat gee-IS and fowls. by Mr. Dickenson (Town i 'lurk) on Tutorial'. The aPpcint- quarrelling snit his Ode, and using bad hur,mage, was lined
pupils. Seuthstreee IJurcheater, underwent an ethnii- Mr. Gowen, 3ha of turkeys, geese and fowls.
brod ment of half-aolozen liew•fied,.:ed Ira ha, ea„.,.i „„.. ses awl costs, or .sue month. Removed in custody.
nation before their tartar ; showing in a quiet way that Mr. Ilowilitch, shorthorn bullock. beautiful Daverb eangiee and thn qualifications of Idle at leant of the new Go ',le filar, allowing three eoWs to allay at his %church.
master and pupila had not been idle during the latter by Mr. Hannan. Inaustrates will, we hear, be called in im . estion There are was finest l's lid and coda 74 --Defendant paid grumbling ;he
portion of the year. The following were the subject..:- Mr. C. I/coning had a large supply of holly, mistletoe,
to
One Or two whom no 01'rj. •ection can le raised. There waa COlut 106111..1 44 the pdlectnatt, lie complained of the people
Reading, Spelling, Mental Arithmetic, writing on black- and chri.unaa tz,..4 besides vegetables and fruit
, Goafratilly, PORK IitrICHILMI. a wailing at the Consen he ative banquet t Friiky, t through hat phi- thugh pubic gat**, he complainol of the highs
board, also Ihrcimal Fractions. Grammaray
Poole had a Liberal Corporation; what rejoicing niust Ilan'', and departed, mth uttering " al Almighty is &bole the
History, Scripture, Globe (terrestrial), and Latin. Their
Mr. J. A. Lowman had a very splendid stock of dairY• there be at this Conservative acquisition to the local dr" "t "
drawing•booka, maps, book-keeping, &a, were nolonittol , ,
cheese, hams, and bacon. among the pigs two judicature. IWe are not in the secret how the Lo d Joanallowing time horses to stray at Powerat.,l/4,
for inspection, and very nicely coloured tharts of English tea .
/tenor one,,, fatted by Mr. C. Strong, of hverahot• Chancellor became aware of tho magisterial wauts of tlrie t"''' 11ut.4 7" 41"'"I "• ''''
history. Tea and an overdue a amusement seemed to put vegr.nwiVablen had beautiful dairy•fed pigs from 11r. borough ; but a day's shouting at Canford is, no doubt, William Lathe o, for ltling 3 .teatts theashing machine, at
happy nisi& to the proceedin;e.
i Walden, Southdown, two by 31r. Walden, Came. four full uf revelations. Lytue Regis, only IS ) anis from the highway, Waa fil.i r and
1111181tSTATION To Tlitg lUD,. R. G. WATSON.- -It affords
front Mr Gill Mull A. a nice pig snuck ed
. . Pe. lok whole, and i TOWN COVXCIL.-A meeting f the Council bell c°43 12'. P
• n ewason •
us much pleasure to record • preaeutatiou to the Rev. IL , , bcorVe • 'rummy , !answer. was au 1111 l *rued Co. a a.-rilti....•
'aeon and hams. , Tuesday, at shirt ware present -The Mayor (Mr M. Kemp.
G. Watson. MA. Head Master of the Llonsot County rlir.w. „,;„„n, ~,,,, „ s. an large and choico show of 1 W,leh) Aldermen T. Delbeu and F. T. !hears and C•oneillers ..."' l'AulL '"' '''' tb° 21.1 N."."`"r' '". Cr
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School, by the pupils under his charge, as all Indication of
I ' . f.a Di .... fatted by Mr. W. T. Greavea, of Clii,kerel, ' It. P. ,tylo. J. 11. Olt, J. Luckier, T. Buckle* E. J 4. wit SivineY defcrodol. -Both work for Mr 1111-wy,i3l 144.1, .t f trio.
their aPtwurlutwa of hia "lane" t° theMr "d ''f him "'TY. -11 - M I •k The tot ers were f• 4 I y 0 C rtl .1 If • • l' NII Is F 1111 . CJ S "U'll f"r ''"mu "It" '' I''''li."l
~ ri. nevem a.. r. os . e cus nai 1... • . .0 a. . esti/Ma .. .. U. in, . I ils, . . hale,
clovraion to the important work of their training. Thi' -" al'.. ttv docoratirms siirrounaing the mottoes “ A merry • and W. Si iftwtern. Tenders hal been Melted Lir taking the IdoMily tunrel him out, aol he CM. Ili-AO.: a' I''' ta'•-r,
the more gratifying as, it is runieure.l, the ',hod is about !,', ' Pre, . u
Lllll.-01U.01 to pron. and
" Wrishing you all a ham.), new l loan to and fairs. miy ~,., " I ~,,.., rt,,,,,,,..d. ~,,u, win,. at aekiailsrn, oh Unit ;taw Meta twesLis• in Ow Id ',, 1, tar wit-
h.. be relinquished and Mr. Watson trauslated to a rectorr - • , : , : a • bins doutt. - Witham e,Thdt --ftia- the liter. Il
.6. •all 4 ..
year, a ith ouler woe °mum& i Gould who offered tit which was an:q.t.:l. Tenders hal alto '-
in the eutern part of the county. The testimooial nil' lark and they both hist their tom •N -In4ritasel on .1. iedidatit
Mr. Hurdle had a marvellous show of tat Ogg, one ; ken int ited for repairing anti keepite, in repair the glass of ~,,,,.: the , ~ `•- ' ' '
misted of an elegant timepiece, and a very handsome pair
eltr•e. I. tar one of We are afraid to say how many score, the pUbik ialnialatkl pmts. tine tetideclunl heui received after .1"..'''',.;,"-"'• "s• ,„ , . , „ , , .
of bronze candlesticks. On ke former was inecribed upon the lihr:•!:,.
which is
~,,,...mh. , • •oolle'roo r (4•110,40.- ',eV-or I .1,, .-•••••1' '• .•,
dat.,,, an,ll,Ar, .4 ,4,aitiClV.i. )10011.4. Norton ani Joraer also ~,,,,,,,, . 1 i .. • ' ' • , I f
a raver plate :- Mr. Stocks--nine riabT-fed Pigs from Mr. Houtuell, tendsred- the fernier at to and the latter at .12. S. ~,,, 4 di, 't , a... 1 4 orr es Gonsime, In kola, wet, atum•••"e• 't
Itedi..i..us it Jure t IN ti •i-v n the tilt. Noiemb r -Mr
•• lammed to the Nev. Richard (hoirge Wawa, ki• A.. 1 kw' • d .•Ty• al f M I Chi a rel. cession ensued mon the die:rueful state 41 the 114;1104.g if the ki.mi . •.•' ' • ' ..-- --- ' . •
. i,,y, a I,angton, an emu. le eon rout r. uses, c e
Master id the Dorset County School, by his pupi:s, as a Motley defended. -N brfi Ors .inie Ilansfor.l Will in lii.3 io
111 the tuarkot next day, our jolly butcher had abto a good town, and ultirnately it was theidsal to advertise for froth
al their groat esteem and affection, WO tot their gratitude for . Sunday night, her window tem lirk,.. ',ie a stom, postai
di.- sh"w• teirderr. A letter was read oiling attention to the great want idia„al ,„a th„ foot i., th., Ind. sh,. ,dir,„. the au,,,,,
the kindness which the) have always recclital at Ilia lan
Mr. Bridle, St. Thomas-street, had some nic:surg of a lamp in iiiiier, mar Letvin's ysni. It appsarpl that the ~,...1,,, J.,b,. ",,,,, .., ti ~, . i
~.it Ita .. .
December IGth, 1674." Mrs, • L.10..1..4.- . 0....1 00
• • fatted I.y Mr. Peters, of Broadway, end Mr. B latup-port hail been remota" to auirply a pattern for the new •
Watili.WW.W. 11.ey atati3l Winn ',hut imilai• from the public•
These presents sire accompanied hY the foll°°lno lamps.-31r. Hayman nousa•ral up.. the girt inconvenience
la • tl cv •II i nip I t' • ili • thcrel st....ped
shire'. :- of the post at the entrance of the New Orthard. 714., Council ''''''"? . • '••' • ' ul' '-''''''• •."' " "
"Tu the Rea R. G. ;Eutaw', M. A., Read Master 0,1 tlic , oppusite complamant s imis.., stmetly after they 1,-4,1 a
then eat al the hoirtl olllealth - -Mr. Ilatililtull pn.posial, 0110 . iiii„,sti ,if ,i
-sir m i . . 1 1 , . •,..1.1 • • ICI
Li..eset Counts Sdood " Mr. Wooten; *mooted, that the seal ..I the Council be laud to -, a.. r . ail ilr.o. t ore ..1:1I1 I. 11. 1,
" WO, the pupae of the pormt county School, bug p.m to
the only.: hj c-laws made under the Public Health Act of 1a72, snow who dir. a' tle, 310 lie. The thltiell fined thou lan each.
nt and • 4 William Moreland, labour, I ' I . ed .r. aseam twit a NI 11310
Kent this timepiece as a hatimony of ..ur high mum_ .
_. ke., and that application le made to the Local Goveniment Exelicl Legg at North Norton- -Dcfemeurt mid lie drew a
our gratitude for the kindoons we hoe, received from 1..1 Board for their confinuation.-Mr. Dickinson said the bytriawil
Worn. and yourself The sucrose 44 the Dorset County Se • knife upoi in.in, and lie t ickci him in sclf.defenec. A letter
would be open for inspection of the ratepayers, at his offim,
In the Ounbridge Local Examination abuse that 1, 10.50 Mee from Mr Itlrkider,stattal the affair began in a Liz., ail trle.l
for one month, after which they wool,' be pent up. The
been Blared ii. rOll ItaltrUCtion ; and we hope that this par the Council then onoidered the report id the Streets d Ilerhwell Ins scale. -Fitital Is and themes.
au- ---- James Rem!, aby if It, was charged, on the infonostiol.
liatooi sill wain rank high In the standard of the public
Committee with reference to • new contract with the Directors of P.S. Ilddlew-ay, with troopmaing in -aeh ol ;Mlle hi thc
schools which prepare studomi for this examination. Though
of the Waterworks Compeny. The mmit's* reeoruniciniesl
the achool has decreased in numbers, we feel sure it Is not that the co , tenth of Indent, 4-2.4441 N,,,-- Prisoner pleak4l gutty -
contract at M. per tap fir the I:4111145 each day tor pi
through any want of etre on your part ; and we hope it will flushing the gutters, sod Is. for 1.000 gallons for Watering the le e,..er,..et 1/3W defeinLant coming from a geld mar the blue
sooe reach Ins former dem:lmam Tile as but a slight token of uttrs tall inn ;he threw away a rabbit, awl li .al tiro rabbit tall.
tsreets, be d This
accepte resoliuton of the ompany was nut
the respect which Ise hare, mad always shall have, for you; C
~ Four or flip men were on the hill-Sir M•dyiteux hurl. Nei ,4,11
the pad-will al the giVOll sill In some aegis. considered rtlicientli earllcit ; end iiii the Motion 01 sat% had left the 84,„,..b._ih, elated ay, 1,,, ~1„,,0,i t,„t h,,,,,, sin,.'
we trust
compensate fur the runner.. thee& --Dr:ember 16th. ISIS^ Rogers, worded by r. Hudson, It. s•as agreed that payment wo„„i u„. i., hod 1,. nitatgi.„, „Ai he k,,,,,„ so„, 11,,, „K..
per tap shall only be made alto, the taps are opened by order
Bartliff LIM FOREIGN BIBLE SOcinTr.-A quarterly on the hill were, and that they pm, rabbitiog, and afterwards
of the Surveyor ; the llompasay to find lab•ur, and the centract
Meeting In behalf of this Society was held in the Town deniol all knowledge of it.- Pined is and then 04N s 0 ; i.. .
to be in form for one year. The proculinp then ter-
flail on Tuesday evening the INlnd, when the Rev. J. default, la day: Itutoltoometil On the applitrion .4 Sir
minatal.
Pillana who has just returned from an official tour of Molvneux Ityde Soma, &fortnight Willa tliioWhi hr payment.
ethaisTWA.l AND TDB SilOrt.-The annual exhibition of
inspection of the churches in Matistraucar, gave a most Rllen Fry who keels the Fanner's Arno Inn, at toilers,
Interesting account of the Bible work to that Island. The (-I,ol.otuut fare oolong the butchers attracted on klendaF was summoned for keeping her hollae open at half-past tell
al evening the usu crowd .1 admirers of prune joints •. and o k 'chc al night. on the gull Nerember.-P.C. Ellis pn•red the
meeting was opened with player by the Rev. It. I'. Itaikes, the chow Wad aainittedir quite equal to any of its preale• me. -IP:Umlaut rid the had onions' the melt out, bat Mei
studs few remarks from the Chairman (the Rev. E. NV.
cessors. In Market-street, Mr. itirlout exhibited • would not Ku ; there was tin drink drawn after ten o'clock. She
Pears). The deputation, having lima alluded to the past
superior Devon Heifer grazed by Mr. W. Caste, of Haiti' heed there eight pars, and this Sam the first esemphaint.-
to show how the history of that people is inseparably con-
moon ; six Hereford oxen from Mr. Soule_ ,r of Hilton St. Fined Um and meta 7s, and the eusoiction endorsed on her
nectar' with the Bible, as previous to the arrival of the Mary ; slot of very superior heifers from Mr. Doutiny, of liCenee.
Missionaries they had no written language, and therefore Shillingstum anti an extraordinary fine Devon ox from Joao Rymer, (kurte Crab!), and ESMI Read, were dare.'
no remade at all, and avoiding at much as possible that Mr. .I. Coate, of Hammier.; alai m a nuber 44 Highland with bat
eingthe Farmers Arms inn, toilers,
on the llslh Novo
part of the work which more properly belongs to the oxen from the same noted puler. Mrn. Itidout had at illegal hews. They piranha they dkl not know it was after
London Missionary Society, he proceeded to stic of the baddies on abundant supply of good fat wethen and ten o'clock-I' G Ellis said it was hellion ten &el ev, 111.1
Cliurchea which he visited in those parts of the island, South Downs (non Messrs J. Senior and F. Starring, that Crabb did not go hi till after tee Ilned Is, and costa 7s,
where the Missionaries had never bten. Ile described 301110 first quality Exmorr and Portland mutton, in each.
the services he attended, where the Queen was present addition ti's how. lamb and a line calf, tempting enough Rieha Al aurthoser, landlonl of the" Leopard," at Wham.
with her Bible on her knees ;of the examination of 2,0111 to the not &Ablate appetite. Mr. Soul. in High-street. r
_oe ensued:, wit, charged a ith havint; his 11011 ft open at II
children, awl the prises distributed by the Queen and her re In on smido the uth la:cools, Mr Manley defen.ia -
had his slog, crammed with a large supply of beef which - •.. • - . .
Prime Minister, and the earnest efforta that Her Majesty e•ould not he excelled in quality, and the sheep kept it P.C. Italian louna four non sittno; before the dre, with two
la making for the advancement of education. Ile then good cionpany ; indeed, Mr Soar,' ealiihit was the attrac- cup•-• quart dual a pint -partly Ifilel with cider.-For the
showed that as the BO de alone enabled the native Gina of the show. In New -street, Mr IL Rid out had ta a
de coo, it ass stated one wail a loliter, aniither the landhines
Church not only exist, but to multiply tenfold, in the view two heifers from Mr. NV. Coate, and a aplend •
id ox am, and the other two seie there '• on bminess,. bit had
to
days of lAtter persecution, when the Missionaries even from Mn. Creed, of Bridgwater • also revere' tine sheep nothine to drink -Mr dead.
withdrew for 25 years, so now it is leaving the from Mr. Parke, of lienbury, andsonte 'mantra from Mr. Ilr. F..dlS, farmer, id lie ne farm. Whachurch, aterliel for
Missionaries behind, and churches are springing House, of Anderson. Mr. J. Tomis wirdi full of meat, an .
order of ejeetillelit aretist Mary II hit,, Who rental a
nenlirtrivationa electing their pastors, the ordinances Including seven fine 'infers, from Mr. Bugg, Nlarnholl ; of him at (.nr-bartoit N hit.hurch.- Mr. SLuiley
Mae • . ' la
lido' -Di:Galant s 101311011.1, to who., the hoes., was s
o ed, and discipline maintained where the E twelve very fine Down wether sheep bought at Mr.
m :lades cannot at nt visit. In one :trotter's': Ensues Winiberne sale; a calf, and smite exquisite Port- at. it, a year, alsrut elgtamn months ago went to America. Mr.
&Arida Mr. Mans h • large congregation. including land mutton. Mr. Topp, junr., allowed tine ewes front Fuuks sail that alter that he let the house to the sire by the
the Governor in.! the State officia catechiaral, and Mr. Parke, and several large wethers from Mr. J. Coate; week : but Mr ILanley urged the husband was still the tenant,
uswerthif every question with Mat intelligence- In the and would relent at Christmas, anti that the tenancy hal not
a and two fat heifers. In Hill-street, Mr. J. Ridout had a eiigrw._..-rh,., Immo, „rdered /..,,,m;..i, to he Kisco up in It
Durk *nueant part of the country, he asked a little body asoltnes in paer of substantial Christmas meat. includ- dm...
of Cristians what their pastors taught them of Christ, log nix massive steers from Mr. SandfunL of Buckland 5.,,,,,,.: n4h,,,,nd wiliki,,, ft,,,,,,t,e„ r,-,,r,,,,t0gy artas.l
and they answered "that Ile was the substitute for the Newton, two heifers; 10 very fine weaken from Mr. prim:: men, were charged with *repeating to starch of game
guilty. Then on being permitted to ask any quartion, Friend, of Horton Heath; five maiden ewes from Mn, on Wide 44 Mr nainwaya SIM Mr Weettamedt at lionscombe.
Thu. y opened Chair Bill and and asked " Who wrote the Scutt, of Here Regis, and • eplentliti looking calf and lamb. ever which Mr J. Gualry hail the right if shooting. Mn
Kiiistle to the Hebrews r " Who was Nialchisedech roe.. In the pork line Mr. Godwin, New Gnbard, hail an &bun- laundry kit the Itcoeit. Mr Santo. prises-Med : Mr kirley
questions gliaplaying great thought, and deep interest in dance of tine allillialS and an excelleut show. The sho
Ps. defendol -hue Parker on 2did I secember saw defeoLuits, each
Ito
Bible truths. In another town, when was a church of eollrite Were With One Or toll exceptions, neatly decor- with 3 double barrelled gun, and aceempaniel by three dogs,
of nearly WO members, the Governor met Mr. Pillans on atm', Mr. Soul'. perhaps, being the mod profuse. The trr a fence ;he saw a *Key of Innis rise, and 'edam ere at
his arrival, and led him to the chapel that, as he said, grocers, of room, kept pace with the loithhers in their , them, ill. 1444 them they had no right there. For Ow defence
"They might have a service of pray."' allil thankriving dieldaY of seasonable cheer notably Nlessra. Babon, . Parktaa credibility Nms quotiowL aal it, Matthe ant the
to God, kr having brought them 'Safely them." The Cover- Dlinien, Inekii, lliii, MI ildnii, Maine, Mg% Llewellyn, V,41111: IMO here 111.1,1). eit1011; ai.-0. V, Is iiii their w,y
nor's wife and other ladies attached to the Governm a ent and l'lmer, wliere all the delicacies in fruits. confections, ' to a dooth.g tarty at Mr lartietcs.--a's Mohnen>, II )de
officials, Mr. Pillins sahl, were in dress and wanner dc., were liuwn in Alitunlance. Nepeari, ah 'naming the defendants, Att,i : Ws all Very .4:11. my
awl alrivananco like most intelligent Englith bubo,. fine fellows, yew oniing here, in..l wit int! you Were 11. 4 trying
With regard to the last thwn vidterl, a large seaport, the hoes but tom ly sidling throagi. C.,..• full did.% I lo
where a young native imam is labouring in the face of you oil, 1k0wn,.10,,L,, killing a partridge': Aial y•••. 1, lastam,
all the evils of a seaport. frequented. by Anal. !drivers, alio, suatiagsal to get into& similar smile h. :Mk not long ago.
Ilintlous, dr., Mr. Palms arm: the testimony of Sir Bartle Tis a devilbh hal valdiple y••tt hat e-el' an 4 I shall 11,.• you
who land.' there on inn return (non 7.anxibrir. his Soc. op ell. A po.r doll olio boor% -„zot anythin • t.• eat is
Tordn the town very coact, awl WWI ha...rifled thlt this In...tig ht op for takiog • rabbit, and hd br iilllo3llolll,
people were all at church, ea it was Sunday. He visited real, althou•gli pin have gd gold chains bung also'
tWO churchen, filksl with large congregationa was particu- you. yolk tila't *hi.; tip aet 'lf-TI.-
e h.,1.
.t.i. iity a: :a
lady struck with the unientness and ability of the young GI each, including ....as. They rem,. .1 ;a L, They did pot
pastor, and rernainol to partake of the Lord's supper, nand paying the money, lot timt - - Larker ...i:ltt to lime •
with a large proportion of- the congrepation. Ile whiled, rop, put round his Icon; for be had booze falls., and sac *
"As I bk.ked at the earnest soot acrions faces of the - liar."
leolllo. I colt lot think, if ever their were trim
earnest (ThriAtians in the world, them are they."
Tile testimony of Sir Itartle Fret, Mr. Pillans con-
firmed. And all this Christian work has been begun,
and carried on, and is still spreading by native agency
alone with no teacher but the Bible, and the Holy
Spirii that gave the Bilkle-the r be•'. answer to thoec at
home, who are endeavourin,- to depreciate that Ilsmk.
Mr. lellana mid little about the great work at the capital,
where the mimion work is in full force, but conclude-1 by
Baying that the result of the inspection by Dr. Mullein
and- himself wins that henceforth the European mission-
erne would only superintend the general work, the normal
school for teachers, training collegen for pruiters,awl higher
riducaUon for Government Officials, de. preaching when
they had t, .port "ty, but taking no paiitoral charge, and
only assisting the Malagauy to carry on the work of
evareolising their own emintry.--The Chair:mut haring
thanked Rev. .1. Pillans for 10. kitidlne3A in vimiting Dor-
chester at this season of the ymar, and for his must
Interesting atiilreo., the .10XiiIii.3- was sillig, ant the meet-
ing dioniseedl with the Ileinalictiou by the cltairtiuus.-Tho
Collection amounted to .1:2 Gs. 91,1.

VOCAL ASSOCIATION CONCERT.

The above society orimmenced keeping Christmas Ott
Tuesday het by performing selections feorti "The Messiah,"
• daring attempt, in which they succeeded well. The
soloists were Miss Matilda Scott, a very iliac soprano,
with some excellent low notes; Mrs. Stedman, our
favourite contralto; Mr. Illandford, the new amateur
tenor, who quite came up to our expectations; and Mr.
Robert Andrews, bass, who did not. The glorious music
of Handel was rendertal well throughout, if we except a
certain suspicion of weakness in the bass, showing that it
is not always the ladies who come short through colds. I
Indeed, although it was fully expected that the intense
keenness id the wind would keep many away, the ladies
cannot be too highly praised for their appearance and
performaace on Tuesday night. We have no time or
space to analyse the whole this week; but the chorus,
"For unto us • child is torn," was sperially attrac-
tive ; the strange effect aimed at tn All we
like sheep," was well given, as also the popular
worn in " lie trusted in Red." "Lift up your
I heads " was successfully rendered, its difficulties
being spiritedly suet; but of course the magnificent
" Hallelujah" obtained the loudest applause of the stands
log audience. Miss Scott was clear as • bell in "There
were shephenls abiding," her grace notes In "Rejoice
greatly" were most artistic; but perhaps in "Conte unto
him tier lier voice was specially delightful, her clear
vocalisation was most refreshing, and the purity and rich-
ness of her voice was well proved. Mrs. Stedman was
good in all, and in "lie shall feed Hi 4 flock," infused •
tenderness that was quite touching. Mr. illandferd was
meet pleasing, he is careful not to overstrain his powers,
a policy proved to be correct by his uniform success ; he
sang "Comfort ye, my people,' "All they that see Him,"
and kindly relieved Miss Scott of "But thou didst not
leave," and was as good in the last as in any. Of Mr.
Andrews the air" Why do the Nation,' seemed the best' •
he song with inuch spirit, and his voice had an unusual
roundness and richnces then. The sacred part
WWI sonY 'successful and much applauded. In the
second part of the part 'songs Bishop's "Where
are thou, beam of 'mar was well sung; but "The
Vintage Song," was decidedly the best; in "Farewell
Di)' home" the singers seemed hardly to have caught
the llendelestihnic spirit. Miss Scott sang the old Welsh
Melody "The Al,ll Grove" moat deliciously, and was
rapturously encored, and the woe is true of Mrs. Stedman
In " When sorrow sleepeth ; "the latter responded with
an Irish ballad. The other pieces were agreeably sung,
the best being 'Wind that blows from the Western Sea,
by Mb. Scott and Mr. Andrews. —The association and
their conductor have reason to cungratalate each other on
the success of the concert as a whole. There was •
numerous audiem e. The rouductor. has before, was Mr.
Avant, the pianist Mr. G. Thorne, and at the harmonium
presided Mr. Stolle.

CIIRIsTMAS PREPARATIONS.

The trailestnen of Briiltiort have not been behind tilos°
of other town. ha providing the isoiel things that are
generally asked for at the festive wasott. The I...rocers'
are richly adonis-4 with holly and ever-
greens, whilst all the ilaintie. mot deli...arks that so far
to make up enjoyment an. to inl,tin.ly displayed, and
aillisired by the juveniles atol even them of larger growth.
Thu luokikillers and dealers in fancy articles lisve an
excellent ilidplay, including doll., handsome losiks for
siresents, toys, al "tiler things too lititoorons V I,lr licit-
larim. The eonfectionene Kintli.4 are 1..61 with rich
cakes, mince pies, de. it..., an.l thu: there sill be an
ahliss4atit supply of
."swee.t.thing." to, plea,..e the toot., in

- pleas,
the Chri•tioas rejobings. We should also ;tient. . that
Rio clothiet, have made ample provi...on in then liu and
ths fronts of their istabli-h0w..4. or.• ••••voresi w tit on
articles of clothing, blanket.. & ..0 that w lint etc
those who think of the inner man there are others who
do not forget the outer. At the rails* av st ion. awl at
the stores in tlw town there is :tn libutelan. .•: poly 4 --al;
and if the Mean+ •.n.t at bawl, all will le able t!itti T it
"Merry Ihristnias.
show of man eat tk pVe
lace on in...slay, and Itrid-
port matntaimPl it.. good in for the ex...diem.- mei
quantity .f the :moldy ; and if the .Iclaktel i• .et
the supply, thl ,!onstimption of "r a t beef " .ett Ii
-
will Ite sonicibio.; immense.
Mr. J. Ilansfor.!, Ea-t •-treet, as tistial, Mot a maguitieent
display. show of I wet iminded a nrible Jo, 15eitlii:1 :
about lid score, bred and fc.l by himself ; awl sin eral very
fat heifer,. from 114,1 breeder. ; s eal. One I tort, v..etber
sheep and a very nice lamb, gram' I.y ; a fat
calf, Iruni Mr. Hull's, Vearso ; awl ponie lirst-elass
from Mr. Tucker's, Itrowlenhant,
Messrs. Matthews and Son's show, ill South-street, sent
a,, ostensive as ever. alla comprissal twoextraonlitiarily fat
heifers, grazed by Mr. looks, Mame:don; two fed by Mr.
A. .1. rancid, Eype ; one grazed by Mr. Willtuott,
Latabrook ; awl last, though not least, one fed by himself,
the Down anther mutton Sr., of first class quality, also
his own grazing, awl there was some excellent pork from
Mr. Wilden's, of Itelshav rano, Symoolsbury.
Mr. W. Morey, of &et-street, ha.l an excellent show, as
the following particulars will prove t—Three Hereford
heifers, Med and fed hy Mr. F. flapper, Kingsland, Nether'
bury ; one ditto, fed by Mr, W. Chilrott, of Powendock
Mills; one extraordinarily fat heifer, weighing 0.1 score, fed
by Mr. Moody, of Wighormigh, Somerset ; some capital
born wethers, fed by Mr. Payne, of Vale House, Marsh-
wool ; and cram-bred ditto by Mr. J. Satuways, of Loden ;
! • splendid socking lamb, bred awl fed by Mr. Stoolley,
!of Hook, and some choice dairy-fed pork, prhne veal. and
! a large display of turkeys, geese, rabbit-I:tame, 4.. e.
Mr. (I. Hussey (South-street). disp ayes' a beautiful
heifer, fed by Mr. A. J. Pittiehl, Erie; dente capital
mutton, from Mr. Russell's, Broacloak ; and excellent pork,
fed by Mr. Hallett, of ChideorL
Meows. T. H. and E. Osborne,. at their well-known
establishment, South-street, displayed an exceedingly
fat heifer, grazed by Mr. Cuff, of Crewkernc choice
Portland mutton, dairy-fed pork, some capital geese, and
the usual assortment of prime honut•cured hams and
bacon.
Mr. 0. Vincent, of West-street. hwl some excellent
dairy-fed pork, from Mr. James L'dalls, Chideock • •
large stock of his reputed home-tuade sausages, and chelst.
man cheer in abundance.
Mr. R. H. Best, fish and 011ie dealer, South-street, had
an exceedingly tine lot of turkeys, inns Mr. Elliwood's,
Down Rothe) : game. ducks, tome and will rabbits, hares,
awl all kinds of game awl will fowls. Ills chief Christ-
mas show took place on Saturday.
! The butchers in the market were early astir on Wednes-
, day morning ; in fact, some of thelli had been niakin •
! preparations all night, HMI by the time all was
• very magnificient show was the result. In giving the
names of the various sellers, we must disclaim any
intention of giving priority, awl merely mention them In
the order we were able to obtain particulars, which was
• very difficult job; In fact, some of then, had no theirs
for their name to appear in print, and therefore we must
not be censured for any omission.
Mr. L. Saniways (Upl.sler), exhibitsal two excellent
shorthorn heifers, grazed IT Mr. Thorne, of Chideock (the
fat of each weighed over seven score); one superior Devon
heifer, from Mr. 11. Bryant's, Barwick : three Down
wethers, fed hy Mr. Thorne., Chitlettek ; fat lamb, IT Mrs.
Dale, linters; rand four pigs, tot IT Mr. C. Legg. of
Powerstock. Mr. .1. 1). Lex( (Netherbary 1 hail a beautiful
I fat heifer, bred and fed by Mr. )t. Hansford, Toiler and
I some excellent wetlier mutton, also front Mr. S. Ilans-
ford's. _ . .

Mr. l'ayuc. bred miter „i
and a:eight, grazed by Mr. Sterol., l'imetnewle : hrt
born ditto, frum Mr. l'ox, nether mutton,
fed I.y Mr. W. Payne, Cliidet.ck ; and excellent pork. led
by himeelf.
Mr. Hine (Netherbury) : Young awl prime
grazed by Mr. Sydenham, Beximiwter: mime mutton,
(nen Mr. Ihres, Milton; and pork fed by Air. f Iline.

Mr. J. Ia (Burton Bradstock): Largeheifer, of prime
quality. Krarq.l by Mr. 11. titaten, Puneknowle; Phort
horn ditto, from Mr. 1.. C•ox Puncknowle; excellent
naM.lot!, grazed by I • self.

10;,;(tflirtcl;;;Isii Two beautiful heifers, grazed
by Mr. Thorne, I 'hiileock ; I oTon heifer, trona Mr. Sam-
way's. Uplooler ; down wether mutton, fed by Mr.
Samwayi ; some splendid doom and horn wailer mutton
from Mr. Thorne's, Chbleock ; wol pork, fed by Mr.
Beny, N. rth thblook, an Mr. laaralec Whitchurch.
(Gunlock), Excellent Devon heifer,
grazed by Mr. Itradfonl, Mawerbray : -.hawthorn ditto
from Mr. (*rocker's, Ilchestcr ; a-thee nautton, fed by
hinioelf ; and some capital pork, from Mr. Tett.", Nether.
bury.
Mr. G. Ilussey (Walton): Splendid croxs-lared heifer,
grazed by Mr. A. J. Pittield, gyp, ; suit some excellent
mutton and pork, fed IT lainnielf.
Mr. Symes (Minato:l): laiwn heifer, of good quality,
grazed liy.Mr. Cuff, Maviott ; ditto, bad by Mr. Ackerman,
Gardiners Arnaz, Allington ; and amnia splendid mutton,
from Mr. Hicks, Binbamore Gat.'.
Mr. Itallom (Allington): TWurles on heifers, ono gmsol
by Mr. Cud. Meniott ; the other by Mr.
Allington, ant 1113111 C Milne 3131t431.
Mr. Thorner (Burton): tiplendid shorthorn ...Ater. Col
by Mr. I 'rocker. Ilmitister, (seven an re of (at) ; estr•i-
,,fdivary fat calf, web:hi:l4:oN 3 ,illart,r, II y
. Legg, Burton Bradstock, five down weth,.v., is •r..flit at
listerton sale five porkena, fed lo• hinaself ; oil ~01l
fel by Mr. Chaffer, anal Mr. (I. Gale of Burton.
i Mr. Dataliney (Milton); Doom bullock. grazed ly Mr.
sy,tenhom, of lleaniinatav and some wather iwitton of
prime qunlity, foilhim
by self.
I my. W. Slade (Burton) displayed =extensive wel prime
! lot of beef and mutton.
• Mr. Shutter (Broadwinsoe) had a time ~how ot beef,
! mutton. anA pork.
i Mr. G. tikunway.(Laolaeo wa., gni behind baud r. his
dpplay of beef awl mutton, and we should have lewn
pleased to have given fuller detail., could we have obtained
ikon.
• bk. S. Ibuis,foril (Powerstoele) had a Mee lot of prime
! beef and mutton.
Mr. Newman (Powcnitork). had Bko a fine ,how of
beef, and prime mutton.
Taken au a whole, the show was superior to anything of
recent years. The weather, although exceedingly rold, warn
, dry and 'bright ; ale attendance of buyer, wa... upoiepoo..
! and a good amount of Lupines' was lone: and if the
whale of the meat nbutria is consumed we feel sure the
people of Bridport and the neighbourhood will have a
I,,,,sting time of it. and Over the roast beef and ilium,,.
pudding will drive away melancholy and give thenzselvea
up to the pleasures sad feitivito of the sown.

_ Is _
SINGENtI LEGAL IN PARISLI
the-.' d.ty: of •41..ral sem iee,4 awl anthem singith.;
IT e‘en • 1.4. the rillo“, quostion iA of
:•••••• , ':'•r • .1 t': • Re:. St....pliett Joiner, of
•!, • . . it the St•twimq,
• .1.. I '• • t s I•rAy al. mt

A MORSEL OF CHRISTMAS CAROL
AND WHAT CAME OF IT.

Whethe: ally • • • • ..1• I .•I • I 111.0
110 W in alla he I- ts 'mon o.
~ ~.I
bog.ttvit, 1:41. i. DICIAIOII Cie tlireetiell (Xl' the i.
the rep,tted oceurreus eof these wards. Then !111
said or sung." I can a,aure hini that. I have not olni3' pot
canuit undertake to ..iie halo r:'i.it:tultitf..i.ut:4;tllnh3,...etletih:iiinari.,ervegt;cainliliwthitOu'leh:turde)hteti.:::l::;:filgiwaiikstiteEl.h.,
hive .111,1u,ied that Ifo rubric
the third collect,° in ,uire' anti
where they lit nut lug othersd cetliil ru'.rlc ',ioul lisle
been ,tooore.iitahi as.! without aii.':tiiflit ; that qnlro4 atit
pta.'e° where the; eiia' were hen, aiva.le
thai thew• could not lie ordinary parish churches. When
I w rote what I Iteati this
Ihailm
in y mind the
Leh 1ii.;•a..•1 in of the lit Of Elizabeth, which it has been
rub .1 -till has legal force, whiela expressly orders that
dial; be eontinued only in " c,ilegiate and some
v.l.feit have " livings" (ill other words,
Perr.ao,it rli.l.Anet " for lawn .a children to use
•i 4 in the ellllft'.l Ida in ordinary ieridi !bandies,
..n, ''it may be permitted that in the beginning or
• . .1 Ca: 0.1.11.011 prayers, either at morning or
t!;••:e i.my le -ang a hymn, or melt like song
-i1 t Almighty God." It %ern thus la. seen
.in;," bet in these excepted ellerelleA. IA Ilet
Ire•V, eX,ept it he a ' hymn or sti.l like
.." iu the beginning or in the end of the service. In
itc4,,,hioev with thi; order my friend will find, if
he w ill I A..1.1,1h1 • them, that at the end of all the special
beml,,'. iiithe vn-ign (aiiii there were !iztli tucli In the
reigt.) Eligitl.o.ll there are hymns and psalms
tseleo Lei oel priotea fur nil- only purpose. No subsequent
ord. r of the Ciiiirch of any legal authority has ever
annt,11,..1 this, and on this ground I carefully used the
words "iu the sen ice" when stating, "It may be
.;ionel whether any singing is hand there" (that is,
in urinary pari4ioloinlie,). I hope my questioner, or
at all events your ili-eerning readers, will now begin to
perceive what is the intent of the alternative form. "said
or WHIZ," in certain of the rubrics. This is an alternative
Oren to tocut this two different modes of denim autho-
rised in "vim, ' (i.e.' cathedrals), and in ordinary parish
churches— 'mid" in the one, "lulls" in the other; and
what confinus this any view of it is, that it was so under-
sto from the lautinning, awl so practised till within the
lent 1U or rolf years in all parish churches, with the excep-
tion that hymns and nietrical psalms were allowed to
creep hi at subseinent perhshi. 'I he plain order et
Elizabeth in her :ant Injunction of l5:10 was that "ad
ministers and reader. of public prayers be charged to read
leisurely, plainly. and distinctly," and this was repeated
at the beginning with regard to the whole of every special
it may I.e service isone..4.
now, in
ply, cut
ttgi,trlo.
tsi,,khr
torte
fcn.:Notinr 1t..! It rll
Deuziloc.") thought the rubric ,seave an option to the
tnai.lu,ter to
e .e,rvaee
eing or mid
ahly
ss only
ie
liiui (his cel,l)ll:°reinitthr.ti j.hemLatcl::
cent i's, in or'lintry paruih whether any singing in the seriaid) ilutaii't arose, nil he ruin.t luY:tlii.:;:a.::::ribl.,::::"}l.,lagintoelghladlityjill:ilteirtsih.:wt.eliou,oulinflachttod.tviebeluFeri
e,rongeet conviction
tile,! that itbeen hiroughit 'itfiosore,nigotitlele-tugaLoTbeinToshttarritlit'll7afili tribunal; but
olphApoistelve the
ill oiiioiiis in parish
Ist 1 thank limited to thee
as
ilstrusiulte.lL tile rervite, anisoa‘th.ind:thistauit:hig. Iheftottnh:Lsthiesueefa.o:duli'..ili lie
all
churches, as lieiug one of the distirwtive marks of a
National Church.'

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