The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-06-21 00:00:00

PliAcurrio itATCHXII

Were entirely oceichrinned, am &wading to ministers, and
tending to dartroy the peace and Program of the church
for many yeera

THE BITHILLE HILL

Rev. J. Common, of liveheed, said • committee wen
nominated to formulate a proposition with regard to the
}lintel" Bill and one or two other matters, but the
committee bad not met and he had drawn up one which
he now submitted :—" That this emaciation rejoice' in
the prospect of an early settlement of the Burials
question, and recogi""es with gratitude the prompt
Mimi of her Majesty's Government in that direction
But as touching those provisions of the Bill which pre-
scribe a service at all funerals in perish churyarcla and
the payment of fees to the deny, even when they do
not conduct the services, this association would urge upon
her Majesty's Government so to modify those provisions
as to give just relief to Jews and others and to provide
for the payment of the fees to those who do the work."
He urged the nacemity of streneethenintthe hands of the
Government and those members of the onon of Commons
who were in favour of thorough equality by passing such
a reeolution. There were new in the oommittee of the
Lords three amendments, either of which, if carried.
would take away with one hand what was carried with
the other, and would cheat those who desired a_good
honest bill to settle the question for some tons. (Hear.
bear.)
After • long discussion, in which the 48 notice to the clergyman was Birongly d hours
Rev. J. Connote eventually proposed • new resolution
with ragard to fees. • While notobjsctjnlto their cantina.
ince as • life-interest to those who are already in receipt
of them. they are of opinion that these fees should be
ultimately • lied to the maintenance of the burial
rands. and, . wenid eironeguliss that no exten-
d the time of notice, Tit , Si be sanctioned."
The speeker said he moved even with ~....,
qualiamtion, because the bill had been so
tinkered by the Lords on Tuesday that they
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accept it ea it stood at present There were very "emus &Baraboo' which maiM the bill positively worthless to
them, for it was proposed to exclude dissenting services from consecrated ground,
The PRZSIDIXT —I think there eught to be some
deliverenos upon the amendment carried in the lid,.n_ouse of
Lords on Tuesday night The bill had better be
altogether, became if the amendment forms part—OTM
bill Nonconformists Nonconformists could not accept it.
Die motion was then verbally amended appreyjug the
bill as originally Intrc'ducod• but on Y 'volatiles
against the Lords' amendments on _y.
Rev. J. CATS seconded the motion, Tkiah wag paw&
A sermon was preached by Ike Rev. .s. Tragard. a Wey-
mouth, who took his 4iet (tan Amelia MA . lek and
=urged au tjue sub.ject '. of loving obedience an the
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siefeguedznif faith. maanm was &pin served in the
omn e, under the presidency of Mr. 4,0, Raven,
api utb. Pens complimenterurbm followed.
Baal hearty thanks tez_ the esa.. for ti,
hos* of 72= Citurola, Memento:l 1", the
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. Baker, of
Boroughbridge, is the president of the Western
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tion for the ensuing year and the Rev. J. W. Animate, of
Plymouth, president of till Denim
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annual meeting of the Dena will bhee helnextd at
Toth's, and that of the Western Alsoolation at Ratak Beauchamp, near Taunton. In the
sermon was delivered by the R.y.
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Flaafrow, Comtism Consols oa Saban:lay
reach 98 11-18, 18-18 ex-d,., or 100 e tp 100* with the
dividend—prices which hare not beim equalled for
more than a 'pang, of a osasarv.
Ma. Basnirnoa.—lt is stoma that Mr. Glatistotte
will support the proposal that the mombor for
Northampton should be aLlowed to make an affirma-
tion at hie oafs legal risk. A petition, dosed by SAD
inhabitants of Northampton, is to be preasated tq the
Rome, PreYinfi tbs ffis. Iya4kbagl; bidot allowed to
tabo kb bat.