The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26 00:00:00

NIL COX AND TRI FRES DORMITORY
AesocurioN.
r• A. Editor. _
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ationtioo has been Gelled to a miles In your
pelme• t
the @madams and onaon.puioni Margo 'roosts.
anion • very door friend of Woe, and countrymaa of
yew; Yr. Frederick COT. I have taken the liberty at
forwarding • espy of the Loudon Mirror mintaLolng the
'ratlines*. of the majority of those who know him and
his family ; a mote upright, earnest, honest man does
net tried tills earth of Ood'o. Animas Is the ground
of this maUgoatit charge. Vefortmoately Like some
othen he has taken more upon himself than he meld
carry, and has thee offered • fair mark for his enemies.
11 700 can in year next Irene notice Ithis, you enll old
an unfortunate but earnest Chri-t an man.—l an, Sir,
)ours obediestly,
C. J. NIB THOLE,
Minister of Preebyterion Church. Long here.
6. Perey-oquare, London, N.C., Marsh 12. 1872.
• Loood,Ao Mirror, with the deepest paln and the
most eimatirated astonishment, Inds a serious sharp
mad., against Yr. Frederick Cox, the honorary secretary
et the Free Dormitory A.mehtion— vie , obtaining
ittb.criptions during the year 1470, In the name of the
nucciailon, by filer nretenoes and fraud—the total
anmot being about 13,000, cod feels seemed it will be
•hown In the end to be utterly traselese, if not aim.
hasty wicked. "We have male ourselves or-painted
mill the work In which Mr. Cos is emend, even to
11. very minutia sad have for years witched its pro-
gress with karma's" Interest and with • thorough
comistion of the vast amount of practical good It is
doing for the homeless and destitute wanderen of OW
"teems" Miming to believe the Charity Organisation
Satiety animated by pipe, lb. London Mirror so
ibo society bas been grievously Lod &dray. . . We
n.
of et ask an Inglah public to pause before they
madman • man whale whole ropotathe—nay, whom
env existame—is at slake 00th. Mare of this inquiry,
until be loss had UN opportunity of vindicating him-
.. if from the terrible sheets climbed against him by
amailaoba had we, too, would ranee In our oom-
meeting on this matter, were there not certain feets
rain our otim koolobrApt which go to refuto many of
the eliegatione made in the opening statement
of the selierter for the proesention, and whisk
teed to sestina vs in our °pintail that the defend-
ant's sower to the charge will be immolate and
trlumphaat."...' Mr. Lewis averred that although the
defendoot wais the boo. me, of the Amooktion, and
' mad* It amps, be was doing the work oet of charity.'
pt 'he motioned to Lye In first rate style, kept
a ants, and had • we I fitrotehed I...ttse In ite4eiNe
• ; sad where the memo cisme from, nothing being
charged is the liolonmahoot for secretary's services, be
mold act say.' Really, when Kr. Lewis talked of lir.
ing is flrehmie idyl.. he moat have been thinking of
mem .Bth. 'whirl lards whom he represented, sad sot
of the hardworking Christian um spirt whom be
was Amnia' the artillery of hie Algeria. For what
are lb. lobar facto? Mr. Con deem. his paltry from
the merelerphip the Obeistias Mess Ualon, which,
by the way. is did not nelablish se alleged, inasmuch an
it wee formed priadpany by the late Mr. John
Laberasheee, who me ite treemarer, end other friends.
Thee, a• to Ithe lias beam 'near the Regeot's Park.'
▪ Den entated as his realms to Oimesetsr.plaes,
Regent's Park to Felermarr. 1864, and three
before the Flee Dormitory Assocratioa wee eslied lot.
salami*, and then—we 'know 111. implement to ham
one's primly, satin movasserd, bat in a 0- m like thie
meta mosidenetkim mat not relgii—Mro. (lox Immo
large lodging-home Is order that her Imbibed seep
devote himself to this Dormitory work without he or
reward. be nub ler thie part of the rage, and thee
as to the etalesemal that XL Con some twelve menage
failed is Mehemet *A floothampon. and became In eon-
Nguema of hie beim esearity for • relative, bankrupt.
It is oefeetaasiely Moe that be was so—bat It woe so.
Y.t then are hoodrode et tom, who now hold their
beads for higher this Mr. Coos ens mer hope to do,
who have bemoans bankrupt, as must be will known to
Mr. George Lewis, and yet have not paid twenty
'Lillian fa the mod to lie majority of their ersdit-irs
se Mi. Osne lip did—a feet which might have
lam lament to Lewis's cheats if they bad pro-
em/1M their isquishie no embody en this point Si
they did on Mho's, and whish. If knom.to them, ought
to have been pat4l.lo seabed Is smut. . . We
oval; ebo meal osthemb the slightest anxiety either se
regards/b. OM or lin Asamdotiore which be represents,
slihongh its milaimaist geed will doubtless be impeded
by the saapholos, hommoos aoooooAoro, Mae met cm Its
honorary moretery.