The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24 00:00:00

THE DORSET couvry EXPRESS AND AGRICUMURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1866.

GRAND WKSTRRN ARCEIRRY NESTING AT

WEYMOUTH.
There I,5tH. In the &fairs (of watering Omsk at
well as moo, whelk taken at Me flood beds on to totem.
Weymouth leas had many emeh floods, and bad its
people byen ae good wr,obern of the see as ninny Where
fayourebly teemed, the "seams," IMO eat oirl.stieg
only ton or three months in the yea., 021•4 have treed
"ea the year round. ' We Mali have to speck • word
or too on thie tubjeot on • nut for dieting omessioa, sou
olth le how even yet there ins tide coming okra* may be
Wised to the le et icedble account. For many ye...
itnkwereeitrinheperotr=beinrrl:'indlo'hoe boos et ge"*lthudthifnoise i
✓earm This veer it has bees rather later thaw wool,
wing no dot be to the ungenial temper of the meatier
elm k, arid the monetary ants in London. On Saturday
Lee, however, it fairly cominenced, three excursion
teeing bringing in large numbers of It, ng freight, and
these bare been added to by emit moo alma train eye
niece. Beds hare accordingly risen In pries, abd When
hey. risen propo.tioestely early. The Wittman la, rho
lost their fares during the cavalry week, owing to the
ill-natured freaks of rude Borges, end who had met
since been tittle( or roaming about on lb. rimy-aide,
Mewing the quid of "bitter fatery," Wye amia berm
Neagh% into mutatt with three amateur sailors. oho
1 taking • bee by the hoar or the day, fancy that
I that they am both row and fish. The donkey b here
got new sticks wherewith to Ihrmeh their helf-earved
over.wrought beasts, which, by-the-bye, sadly need the
a-aistmom of the society for the premetioa of cruelty to
mime* whilet the cab men, who me almost VIIP. items
in their habit., bare ewe to ergs on their "wild los
horses" to get ready for I wood faro. Is on. word
then, Weymouth. Marie to the Onset Wenern Archery
Meeting, ha*, in km than one Mort week. doubled its
visitors, influenced, tee doubt, if not to engage in target
pemtlee, by the Main of gamey, and the longing to
breathe a mouthful of fresh sea dr.
The &rainy meeting sootreemed op Wedgies/ay. and
most alluring was the the. TM society offered
seventeen prises for ladh,a and twentrene for gentle-
men, beside. *herb there were Wren sit/sand fifty load
prime, of the total value of 2.360. The society's prised
were se follows :—Ladies For first grow cure, £10;
wood, £9; third. Li' fourth, 1.7 ; fifth, £6-, sixth,
C 5 ; greatest number of hits, £3; ditto of golds I 3;
Mat geld, 23; ereatest seem at 50 yards, rs lbe ;
greatest number of bit., ditto, £2 10s; ditto at 88 yards,
a ; peatert number el golds at 80 yards, £2; ditto
53 yards,bi; beet golds at both distmem. El 15.. sea.
—Gentlemen : First gross more. £10; escoori, £9;
third. £8; fotirth, hi ; fifth, £8 ; pixie. Eb ; for the
greatest number of hits, ditto a g.. 1.1., and for best
gold. Et each : for the beat more at ihe three distance..
£3 sigh; for the greeted lumber of bite, ditto,
LI sect; for the greatest number of Rohl.,
ditto, Cl lits. sack; and foe the best gold at 100. 80,
aird 110 yard% 110 e. each. The extra pries me, from
gr. T. Aldred, 128, Otrord-ntrn.t. Lltdott, to be
awarded without dedactiose for Ides of Etta" and
although wooing another priime—Alth gross more by •
lady, an Raise per bow; for the erato, rinse, era
prise stress ` and for the greeted camber of hiss not
Minnie' I Gaiety% prise, els arrows The seme prier"
also for gentlemen. An ormolu icestand with eppee
priete inscriptlee, is presented by Rosen.. Howell,
James and CA..., mdsheleste of the Aran". Rapider.
The lead prime trere Joe artiers only who bed not woe
amoebae priss at the weriog' who are Loma Me reef.
Mete in my of the Ave Western countim, end who
also below to an amber* dub in the same, with Mi.
provi•it: That all lima fide residents in Dorsetabire
Mall have the mum privilege, though they belong to no
arekow7 ninb. Theft prime beet been wrested by the
lady Parsmomet (Km fit. Join Ommetry) the Anglems.
Femme, am. Lett Vele ilossettem ; by the fellowlag re-
sidents in Weymouth :—Mr. J. Ayling (Mayor), Yawn.
J. Barham, Bolt, Captain H. Brown, D--moish and Co,
Dinoh, Dunn. Eliot sad Co.. J. Feirey, 11. C.
Goodden, T. B. Grown, T. D. Lam D. Irldreor.
C•P,Lin ("Moe, .1. G. Rowe. .1. Ruserli, J. }Loyd.,
C. Smith. R. H. 0. Seradeld, J. Utak W. Thompson,
Thetoopon, A. Tucker, J. Vincent, 11. Wheeler, IL
and H. Williams', sad Mn. Sommer Read • by Mr.
Aleahstes. titration ; ler. Baker, 42 Fort Mae Sq..
Leedom ; *mem Breen). Picaarlilly; Kr. Field, 2, Strand ;
Kr. J. Goodman sad Mr. Webb, Tetragon. Thirty-
(yer of elimm preeenfatioos Mire far the ladies, and IS
?"1' th. Itebtlelltels- The coal prism were on vieer at
the Mop of Mr. Tucker for several dem sod eatead •
terse crowd of areataton to asomblo ist frost of the
Wndow from "early morn till dewy eye "
The paktum of the moiety are :—St. John lberntri
Idgh ttest Rightoe
; the H. the Berl
Ift Mei iR of DeaMbt .Hon. Lord Laard Gromemor ;
the Pot • lee, Die,; flir Richard Glyn, Bart.;
Ilk BdOstd Baker, Bart; far William Medlyeett, Bert;
Sir Ithented Grenthed, &GB.; H. G. Stun,
ALP.; John !toyer. Beg, 11. P.; Robert Brooks
X.P.; Capteie Gridley, 11. P. ; G. W. Digby, Esq.
CommiMes of Haamenent ; W. (loath°. jam. B•q ;
WORnte Bay embers; Captain B. Broom. A melees
skate" W. Boit, Fed, Roy. Tolophibie Society,
sad Queen's Royal St Leonard archers • Rt. John
Coventry, 13-q., Wet Somerset ambers and Stew Vele
embers j Thomas Drawees, Esq., Royal Toe-imbiber
Serieff. sad West Somerset anglers; H. Glasbrook,
Bet, Bath archers; Re.. J Lym-bear Herding Royal
Tieriobilite Society. and North Devon archers; Rev.
W. IL Heath, Stour Vale archers; Lieut.-Col Hervey.
• Seth ambien ; Colonel Liardet, Truro anthers •
er'tßol-ai Lowe, Devon and Cornwall anthem'
Arthur Midst. Req., West Somerset arelme. ;
Celesta A. A, Males Wont Sonserret anthers;
spenmr Meade, Req., Angles. ember,; Captain Moms
Writ Somerset archers ; F. W. Newton. Esq., West
%menet archers ' R. Phillip Hall Palmer, Went
. Somerset meters ; C. Penneldrake, Eq., South Willie
seeliers; Rev. .1. H. P nrorldoelte. Smith Wilt. archers;
new. J. Clem flout, West pare—.Jo......erli C. rtwtsl-
- Bee •e•ls sae Bear.• dotterel tidal'
Ilisti, Exmouth archers; B v. A. C. Smith, Wiltshire
arebers ; Colonel Suerth. ctn. en's Royal St. Lament
archers, and West Somerset etcher, ; Edmund N.
hooey, Esq. Royal Tozophlhte Society, South Devon
wawa, aa:l West Someitet arch. re ; U. Wslrond, Req.,
Teigneroodh archers • Rev. F. Wan. West Somerset-
etcher,; A. J. Wahiawa, (sq., Itc:ysl Tomopled
t.
Society.
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Third. dik Kim 8. Bet*, Qom itoydwtreet Leopards
anises. 811 (18 &dada).
Timuth..,47, Mile 'Astral, CiteMecham gram's. 458.
Fifth, w, ma. L j, Rau, gllteg Boyal-strost
lomat.* embers. 447.
1.'14/4 KNA Quip. Ohelteehtm trotters, Hi
et tie peaks' number of hits, A itre. Fdadorgid.
iiiieth Devoe srelien. ed.
Pbr "41v110404 otiuMsr of gokla AMbw illsolliootr,
asnayse. engem. 10.
Far the heel gold, a, Mrs. Onotorr, Bath graters.
For list Pilitest more at 00 14r"a, VI, 16' Mils
Steasesabs, Wilishire molten 261.
Di&"' / 80 74.41,E5 Mr Mrs. Mars, West Elmienst
embers, 1 4.
For the greatest ember of hits s6t 60 yards, £2
Mrs. Everett, South Wpm enters 50.
DWI% .1 58 yards, £210., Miss Fus, Aoglvms ambers
30.
For the grimiest lumber of golds, sti 60 yards, £2,
Miss B. Tupper. °norms! ambers, &
Ditto, at 60 yards, 1.1 ther Wickham, Anglian.
awoken 8 (tie with Met Mai).
For the arst sold at 00 'oat, £1 15s. lii.. Chide,
&utiles anthem
DII4O at 50 yard., gl 151. Mrs. Bolles, Lyres Regis
archers. . .

Miss Spencer; 2nd, El 10s., to Km Du Bosley. Best
gold at last end. 10s , XIV. Du Bosley: trawl white et
last end, Ile., Miss C. Whalley. Ws understand that IS
• inaneittl view. as in every other impect, the meeting
"" year at Wirnotrh has been • great autumn ; sad
that, although th. @manes meeting IA l'Oat I•ar to ha
held at Kttli, )ct It is intended In lonnoi 14 hold an
Licher, wetting at Weymouth 'unsay.

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Wise' Challenge Prise QUl•er, beat oil sll psiotr.
Wan 8. Dawson, West iinnser.e'. archers.

UM PRIM IT MI, ALDNND, OF LONDON.

Forth. Mtn 'min 1•001 IN pm how, Mi.. L Biat,
Quurn Royal-aftet Leonard 447.
Sixth ditto, az prin. &reams, Ilnu Quin, eneltaubam,
442. . .

For the greatest 00(01)Pr 0( hits not wioning a
nosiati's9roa, six snow., Alm Idutrrood, Hants
arc.llLra,
LIMA rasa IT HOWNLL. APO CO., LONDOO.

ror the greatest gross moue, and not spinning any
other plias, an oreisla inksiend, Miss Adonis,
Llibaston archers, 335.

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A nd the Load Committals, the Moyer (J. Ayling. Seq.),
Chairman, Cleptein H. Iroise, T. L. Costae*, ,
Odom,' Cox, 13. Idiot, Seq., A. It Poster, Lex,
Hare, Esq., Simmer Meade, req.. Me* Mogi. C.
Penny, Esq. Garda Pretor, J. It.yds, E q.. R. H. 0.
Sara/Held, Esq. Major Sob.., W. Thomproe, Seq.,
Captain Th-reetar, W. H. P. Weston, EN., Thos. Dow.
son, Esq., honorary ileenitary, Henry Densebb, Esq.,
local honorary mastery.
!ordinate tell ni that the Eaglish *could never have
anything to talk shoat if the weather did Dot aS.rd
th.ra • topic of converesto, sadarmaisly on Tuesday
" the weather to-morrow was in every one's mouth.
The sky was dark sad loweting. rile fell at inhatval.,
and the prescript ahead was anything but cheering.
Wedaesday morn*, however, wag bright, rad shomful.
Al an early hour Om town tad full a bustle sad oe-
titity, and 'Very carriage, Ily, and email:nu that could
be prorated for mow was, soon after ten
tbe way to the archery add, Mauled about two moles
from Weymouth on ski Doreheet,r rand.
There were 14 tarp'. to( Wks, sod 76 names are
entered Is the lid Lfor gentlawari there *GA 11 14111114,
with 60 entries. The imoditions were t..at any archer
who had Wog • first or misead prima at say of Om three
lam Grand HaticrAl Hostiogs would lose the black and
whim Gerdes of tit* target: and wineries of the third
and fourth prises at the meetiop would lose the
white desk only. /Emoting each day entmersood at
eleven o'olock. the gentlemen leading with tbe Nelloosi
York Round, vie., six dozen arrows at 100 yard', four
down at 80 yards., and two doom at 60 yards :sad tbe
ladies, at half-past two, at 60 yards with foam donna
&MIMI, bud two dome at 50 yards. The weather was
very favourable.
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..7lt. 1;71; of it. Royal Engineers and or the W.,.
mouth Volunteer Rides ware engaged, and playad in
esselleut style;
or Wedeesday freeing a igraad ooneert, lama'
attended by tbe visitors and leading retry of Wey-
mouth, was held at in. Royal Hotel aseemhly room,
ender ths lea4en/11p of Mr. Onbbins. and milMnlal by
Miss Lostbs Fyoe, Mo. Susan Fyn', Signor nest.re
Dania, and Mr. Leigh W,lsoa, with Harr Luta
as maestro al Maw. Tee proceedings pawed off with
peat appletue.
Tha proceedings in the archery Geld on Thursday.
er IS woend tip by a bell at the Royal Hotel. Among
aim wagon_ y present wars : - arid Mrs. John
COllllOl, Mr. A. G. Yssiason IL N., Mr. H. W. Vaal..
man. Mr. G. 8. Nevillr, Mr. Omit floiton, Liessammat
Cala, Mr. Taw A w, Mrs. and KW Oliver, Miss
Fleming, Übe , lair. B. and Mrs. Wilmot, Miss
R. Massitar, Mrs., J D. Adages, Kiss Addiame, Nisi
M. Adams, kW F. Matessi, Sir it (.117a, Mr. Glyn.
Mr. H. Devenish, Miss Bragg', Major and MIMS M.Th..
Mdie Cuthbert. Mrs. and MMBasnamoh, Miss R. Sten.
wit. Mr. W. Mutt, Mr. It. Butt, Mies Beal, Mir S.
J. Sett, Mr. Hall Mark. Mrs. Worth, Mrs. and Mos
Rideout, Mesa I. Bragg*. SW View", Mr. Sliskerley,
Mr. G. A. Midoest, Mr. Jaarrla, Kra and Miss Phirrr,
Mr. Wells, Mrs Walters, Kr. Lows, Copt Dued.s, Mr.
Major Williams. Mrs. Worthinartee,
Godley, Mies Prior, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Fisher, Mrs.
R. Brooks, Mr. H. Brooks, Miss Brooks, Mrs. aid
Moss Tindall, Mr. Kinnear Hammel.. Mrs. Biolwaro,
Miss Itailersrd, Mr. F. Ballward, Mies Wailtorstir.
Admiral Tqw, Mrs. and MI.. Trn-... Lieut. Heighis%
Sir W. and Mies Mtticott, Cep'. Brook, Mr. Allan.
Mr. Chat..., Mrs. Vaughan Davies, Mimes Davis.,
liajor and Kra Carry, Min Tisp, Mrs. Lair, Mr•
Lair, 1.. L LW, Mr. T. and Mans Dawsoo, Mr.
Btoirord, Kr. Memo% Mrs. Mow, Alt, A. B. Foster, •
Miss Lng.saill, Miss rooks, 111.0. Vwdoleer, Miss '
Wints, Mr. Mamma.. Mr. W. H. P. Wseten, Mr. La
Marshant,Kr. and Mrs. W. Lethbridge, Mr. mid Mrs.
Towle Bullock, Capt. and Mrs. Otani,. 0.10. ?ratans.,
Sr. and *en A. Beadsk.*, Illsa F. Wady, Mr. T.
Wald/, Kr. B. *slay, Lieut. C. W. Talbot, Dr.
Rhodos, Mr. and Kim %nadirs, Mr. Walieslw, Mr.
Yaw', Mr. Retwida, Mr. Sparks, Min Parana,
Dapa, Major Ashen. Roe. 0. Pori, Mill F.
' Byers, Wawa Higgins, Mt..iliebaosk, Mr., Mrs.
HandMM Breams Mr. R. Salim, Miss
Spon-
sr, 11. And- 'nen, KIN Otr, Woo",
Kr. B. D. Aaklatno, Mt. Bruner, Noel* Wads,
Kr. I. Sosroriy, Mrs. and Me Wales Danby,
Mr. HannsiT Sawmill, Miss A. HammilL Mrs.
Banks, lills• hs, Mr. A. Powell, Mtn 111.01 and w -
lield, Mr. sod Weld, Mr. Osborne, Mr. IL FaMex.
Capials Outbid, Mr. Grease. °apt if iIL lona Buss,
Major Trlttoo. Mrs. Pain. Mr. A. O. Tabi. Mis. Pain,
Ku M. Faio Mr. Win, Mr. tlembrirMs, Kr. Whalley,
Mime. Whalley, Mr. R. Bridge, Mr. Oimpliell, Capt. Ds
Berrylrries, Mr. sod Mrs. BleeerrtimmuM, Mei W.
Polilbo, Kr. Few Mies Dmpiened Ons. 16=
0.64 arid Mrs. Wnd ein. Mr. T. a libelee*.
Mr. 11. de P. MIMI, klerad, Mr. Gwyn's, Mr.
Rideau', M. asiL Mr. . Dwreilak 'Mrs. end
Miss Gilbert, Dr. and Mrs. , Mr. Mi.., nog Sias
' Fyler, Ospl Mtn God Ilia Sartemi, Ir.
Woodhouse, Mr. and Mis R reside, Mr. W. Brymar,
Mr. and Mrs. Kertiagtee, 04A. Prater, Kr. T. "gooks,
Misses Onedwisk, Mows. IL and A. W. noon., lair. and
Mae Neat, flopt and Mrs. Sim.. KW Stellar, Mimes
Gnus, Mr. and Mrs S. 011erksi, Ills. A minded Teo.
ir9r. Illoatisead, du, int esmumeeed at 10
'so*
I. tles imam or e.sitld4ritio bend. At no.
&sleek a magedeset was nerved ap at Me elms
„al *bilk Ni•agirain •as iohe y reamosat
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sm•u•ilal -na mistrid, MIN&
11,10 ahltaiiiiiiaie if iiiteDB-ãl. sla jjris
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STURMINSTER MARSHALL
CHORAL FE3TIVAI.

A choral festival of g very *tending kind was
celebrated at the pwWli chureb of St. Mary the
Virgin, Starminstar Marsharl, on Tisa,aday lost.
Through the v.ry great iot. r.,st •liieh during the
past few years bas hero taken in 'psalmody by the
clergy in this part of tits diocese. a marked improve.
men. is perceptible in this important part of Divine
Worship. Almon every village has now its well.
trained choir, and them have been greatly
streagthemed sod encrolninsoi bp the obotal feetivale
which frau* lime 1,1 time hale been bolo' airfoils
Wiry and tlpewbere. Wh4t, however, (b. es
P.“"lieni ROOM hare duns so mush to fonder mad
encourage a taste for good church music, and bare
happily brought togrther those who otherwise might
have tugged in their work for soot of encourage.
anent, it was deemed that a moo un • smaller male
would be of great advantage to village choirs. This
has, to • oertain extent, been mostoplisbed betweeo
the choirs of Stionniester Spettisburts
Charlton, and Blanolford St. Mary. In additioa to
tbe please ion at salty, one of tbe abet eobjeeto Of
the choral festival was to afford an opportunity of
judging as No the 'yawls best adapted fur use in
village /bandies, and especially No give a fair trial of
the Gregorian mysteto which has for • long time
been ado i pted n Sturminater Marshall church, laud
certainly this trial was a most successful one as
regard. unison, time, and effect.
S' wrownster promoted quite en animated appear-
ance, Dot even the wr alkali of the club on Whit
Tueedsys drawing forth a larger concourse of people.
The day nee timbered in by a merry peal of belle,
which also rang before and after the services, and the
Union Jack was bang from the church tower. The
loads of the church tower was prettify demisted
with holly b eke, whilst on the altar, on such side of
▪ large gold crass, were placed rams of beeatiful
Bowers. At 10 o'clock a choral celebration of die
Holy CanimuuNou took place for the clergy and
members of the Starminster choir, who entered from
the vestry, chanting as as introit psalm, "hat thy
loving mercy come also onto ma, 0 Lord," followed
by an introit anthem frost Palestrine—" like as the
hart deemed) thaw. tor brooks." Mimes de A Pigdie,
• plain cheat genies, by the Bev. H. A. Welker,
st.•.. of Oriel College, Otford, was very efficiently
reudered by the oboe. A post communion hymn,
commencing " Thee we adore, 0 hidden Saviour."
wee most solemnly and impressively sung. The
officiating ministers were the Revs. E. Huston, of
Sherhorne, and C. K. Paul and R. Bridges, of
Sturminemr.
The morning service commented at 12 o'clock.
The clergy and choirs firm asenibleri at the school.
room, and the Sturminater choir (which was the
only one wearing surplices) having robed, • peo-
cession was formed in the following order.

The °mania'.
(Mr. H. books, B. Sc. London.)
Stargninator Chair (20), arid) banner.
Chariton and 5, ottlabiary ;know) (16) .ith bashers.
Blandford 8. Mary Choir.

The Porgy (two aid two).

The prresairal hymn, No. 192, Salisbury Hymn
book, "Christ is laid • mire foundation," was sung
to • tens called Grid, the first rine fail in unison.
and the rest in hareray. Heard from it. church as
the singers entered the sacred building, the effect
Ras very good. though, as in all prooensioaal hymns,
it was foaled somewhat difficult to keep together.
The sorpticed choirs took their seats in the chancel,
and the others in the north aisle at the back, close
to the organ. The first part of the morning prayers
was intoned by the Rev. U. K. Paul, the rotor.
The psalms br the day, the 93, 96, and 97, were
chanted to the Bth Mee, Ise ending. The Key. J.
Mansfield read the first Irene, and the Key. J.
Watts the wooed. The Te Dente wee song to the
" A mbrowan" chant, from the Mechlin aria the 3rd
and 4th modes combined. If we may express as
I 'pinion, this was not sung with such good sprit as
the rest of the service- The Bardeen waa sung to
the festival form of sth tone, from the " Meddle
Gregorian Canticle Book." After the third culler :
" Veni, Veni, Bannanuel," from a French Missal is
the National Library, Lisbon, was very beautifully
song, and was generally spoken of as being worthy
of commendatioo. The eondeding portion of the
service was intoned by the Bev. IL Bridget, curate
red Creator Spiritsu Ow rag Indere the *armee'
to another for of the same melody. The sermon
was preared by the Rey. I. Hamra, rector of
Sherburne, who took as his test, Psalm eicvi, 9,
"0 worship the Lord in the beauty of behaves."
The preacher said that probably there were not two
subjects on which men so moth differed as what was
worship, and where thej ought to worship. lode
pendenta, Baptists, wirer, Uoiteriass, and
even Mormonites had plains in which they met, and
they riled them Pars of religions worship; and as
there were diversities of °Purse as to where MOS
. should worship God, so also were there great differ.
MOM of opinion as io what was wo,nibip. One min
thought it quite setheient to come to chinch and say
a few prayem on a &today, purrs off all
thought of the subject when be changed
his drew. Another gays very little ettee•
'On to the prayers at aIL his religion coesistiag of
Iseektelt • *sermon. *MOO on entering lomebly pro-
themselves before Gel in silent preen"
Idaho. many merely tared their feces and said dna;
prayers in their bats. Some were in favour of Intro.
clueing into the serves everything which might coo
-
tribute to raise the soul in hole imptrations to God,
whilst others were averse to eveiyrieg approaching
to ritualism. Amid thew reflecting opinions to
what scums most they turn for guidanos by the
word of God, and from that alone could be learnt I
what Divine worship was. le wee the constant
employment of the blest in Heaven, and the nearer
we approach to it. so much nearer would our worship I
be perfect. A full description of that worship was
given. en the 4th chapter of re Revelries& In
that descri peon Imre %bier were especial I y Mentioned
so f .rming par, ofhtie w. rohip of the Heavenly Hoe!'
—Sae be, d diadem. That was the Bible answer'
th. qu Irmo what is worthip. The offering ot the I
daily sectifion in theJ swish temple reams intelligible
when takes in oonneotion with this description, and
our denier weeship must include the idea of
rondos to be accepteble,. That was the meson why
we concluded all our prayers with "through 'Jesus
Christ our Lord." We had no other sacrifice
than this—The death of Christ, which was
oommemorated tie the Holy Communion. Bee
the description included nut only a saarilice,
bat • sacrifice accompanied by • glorioem
ritual —a throne of glory, the worship of the body,
of harps of gokl, and spider vestments. There was,
however, one peculiar part of this oreurinid of
worship which they bad particularly to mother Ii
was that that song was the medium of praise deed by
the heavenly hosts i end though they could not sing
the Lord's nag in a Orange land, they could
deserter to cheer each other on the way. The songs
on earth were of • mired chareater—ecenetimes
joyful, sometimes sorrowful and penitential —bat the r
sang in beeves was One 4 holy joy. The prasoher
concluded by an ewer appeal to all to amperage
catholicity in the arch. The concluding prayers
were thee read by the rector. Hoseana to the
hying Lord," from the Salisbury Hymn Book, wee
sang doting the a Let:dine, and on leaving the ohm eh
in the same order as they entered, the choirs sang se
• promisees! hum "Children of the Heavenly
King," No. 147, Sakaboory Hymn Book. The choirs,
on leaving church, forwred in procreate. and beaded
by the Berl Bogie bead- wended their way to the
residers of the Bev. C. K. Paul, at BaiLy Gate,
there • bountiful repast was served up in • large
hare. The rev. gentleman also esiteetared a large
party of lades and ratienase, among when we
noticed Colonel and Mrs. Paget, Mrs. feriae sled
party, Hod. Ore. end Mrs. Moistenornecy, Seeds.
Seethe/air, I. Coonelees, B. F. Dania, C. Nob,
W. Scott, J. Mansfield, R. R. Watts, and F. Bebop;
Mrs. and tie Misses Illaneeeld, Mr. Hesse. he.
. . . _ _ .

ezAptrese.dthe waits:l4a: thsamistamonropar, thwistalteLe.
iiilK. Paul'
giag. '
sod stated that tbo objeot in view was by snoring
thus together to promote a Meer hood nf -union
between the village choirs. For this purposes
rdiabe choral noir had hem formed, to which at
wren% Buirotinater, Bpelsiebary, Mutton sod
Blandford Si. Mary rhasited, sad they hoped are
1..0g others would for. Is was Dot treaded to
admit tows choirs, which had opportuotties for im-
provement not posserad 14 village choir Om of
the Mad *Nem try had is view by this sad other
chorel featirle which meld follow, was to 'MO to •
doctrine as to which was the mynas' of ilatilas twat
adapted for village choirs. In his own mind be was
quits satishod that DO system would be litani nun&
stumble sod admire than t.l at which they had
adopted tar day. Tors wen, vvry few of the enjoy-
ment& of this life bet had somethicy to mar Ora,
ead as the prinent ocarina they had to regret ths
share of the R. Mr. Wizard, wbo etas meal to
Ibe premet through Um death of hie little boy. The
Rev. Mr. Hamm had also bean obliged to leave ia
anwevisoos of tbs sarinus illness of oito of his
°Widnes. He had evils diem an admirable senor
full of intimating sod retractive remarks, and ha
thomig ',bay ought cot to separate without so-
ka,,,apdpng his kiadoesh sod drink lug hie health—
(loud chore). He hoped they 'wild enjoy • happy
day. Various ••1•01••••• as wicket, Lot-hall, he.,
ir.ald be provided tor them. /It six °Moak his
would be ready, sod afterward. May would walk in
procession to °burr for the emery servioh On the
proposition of the Rev. Mr. Flo At., hearty thews wers
gm* fur Mr. Peal end his faintly, and the yoim ,
people brook thrimilres to an Dijoining field I
were era dimply engaged to ilmi art anti @cisme of 1
th• noble pre of onokst. The Wish sod several
-of Ms isompsery bads pre of •arstior pa
EteTZBvibelst seer/ wow and Shea merry tom
on, played by the basil, who gars emery astiefainion,
The visaing service commesotod at 7 o'olOok, Si.
church beteg well filled with • eery sttantiro or-
grotnition. The semisa was as follows t—Froesseinael
by.., 80. 134, Mliabary Hyena Bonk ttliwe
di,i,., au love ezegbil r Oratory, hammered b
Or. atogpll sad H. Brooke, B. So.; Padua :i
tam, let leading; Megiddo* lastral ham of
tor ; Nur DSMelitetiVal'lbres of Ird tone frees
the Mechlin Orin* 1 mewing
alk* AM this. ' ' th.
_sod, of the • p hypis
~te9r. tif• bi.i zirft yo. webef, ..ok .n.o.
Boat
`..4"" • °""5am•'....4...114.k. &ohs,-
es Lazio( shush. !i ass 0
, —Jennison, Wy DiVyitsa. .