The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-27 00:00:00

Local anb Bilitritt firtn•

IR WIWI/ QUM —The Wesleyan. el Dor-
&sate/ and their Meade bad are-unto. se Wednesday
In aid a the above WON, sad although the weather
was unpleasant tiers wee • good ransear. Tbo pro-
ceedings emamossad by • pails lea la the New (rii
Exchange at bell poet Ivo to wida about 70 wit
down. At seam °Wolk thew was • rabbo neetieg to
the Towsisall, at whisk the Ray. J. Jaiiirsoa Witty. of
Load=' who woe ouieb gelds" ominlan. as • Laura
ea thsoceasion of the drat saluting is mg of gbo sw
=woe =Dogwood to lostar• an Rootlet Hu"
or.* There was a ?try good s
sopscially in ths frost mats. Mr. 0. Careate6Plia
sad an the skitters were tke Rove. J. Doll sad T.
L. Taylor. The stestiag sommensid by sing* a
hymn and prayer by the Roy. J. Reedereoe, after
widish Hi. Dian said although they might regret the
Ices in attendaDos, the gala to tko =wan by lb*
=Wel shawl= of to-day was of ooze value, had that
while this might cause • slight loses. on, ads then wig
os the other. He than Gall=on Hr.
f=or to take lite chair, and tho Chairman in a..
words introduced Hr. Wray to tbs mestirg, ash that
gentleman was warmly rocaived by the sultana. He
sonseesed by !adenine Mr. Thtiall's remake with
to the weather, and our loss a= others On,
regard
then began his discourse by printing ant thie
dangers of Popery, and the rapid strides it was new
making, and la 'assort thereof quoted a remark be
beard Archbishop Manning maks • short Ham sash
Plooman with his lecture the rev. gootlarnan dssedbei
the early Mt of Latimer at ths sou of • Leisestaddis
room, with more love for books than took &'s
hie father. porctiving the lad might do well
V admitted sent his to school, he weal ben
thanes to the University of Cambridge and
obtained his doves*. There be loos distinguished
lawman, and wan made oronsibearor—ho =Mad the
sliver orusiax Is the ohura's prootatioss through th•
stroota, at tho eight of which the people weal on their
kliegs. ?WIN' Bilney zealous for Gad and =oda-
hearted early =tight to Wit Latimer, sod use Christmas
morning Hugh abandoned the sapaestitions of Popery
and clung to Christ ski= thou ales, Whom was
burnt at Norwich for girt= • copy of Tyndale Now
Tostamrat to • wirly-awahoued nun, but Hagb
serried on the work. His fame so= spread as the
boldest prosaic in tho Univesoity. H. warn earnest,
bold, witty, kola. Hs advocated an English Nat,
that it ought sot lob. leaked spin Latin. Friar
lionalibightim withstood him soli= it amid he the rule
el the people far they would read it liaproliy. Thai
showed tbe sabre of Ike Romisit priests Is Porry't
piles,
wpdays; yet some wanted them book =Ws I The
of Ely ono day wow to hear him, and Latimer
tiundbishops as they should be and as asy were.
dloomas treat off in high dudgeon and wrote
emplaning to Cardinal Wolsoy, and Latimer was
sailed to London to =ewer, and so shooed wail Woleoy
that Hugh got his partaliMoo to prima in any church
is kis diatom. His lama malted the King and kg WM
sailed to prima before Bluff Harry, from whim be
Zwagrales, /I, and the chaplaincy to the wort.
bon atom, and so gorse was it that Brum=
said he hoped either perosowlea or heresy amid be
lan haw* winter or it would raise the pries of fire-
wood. Latimer wrote • letter to the King tittlii= hora
theiiersosetioas wars by his authority and his
wrik
be goilt. The King hawse smitten
with remorse that he bad monied his deo/sated
wife's alstor--so the question was sot tou—
ghly it hippest= to =leo jut as the bissaUfal Annie
Boleyn ems to Coen, and be wanted a divot= Tka
Paps whoa—the &nearer of Gormsay 'spooned the
geese's same, so the King repudiated the Pope, and
bow= as Mad of the aura, and tlito "defend., of
the faith." Wiles at the height of hi. power, Latham
sueoctsd the small living of Wass Hinton in Hilts,
sad beam* the past= of the poor. People in droves
weal to bear bim, and be =raid Methodist preachers,
also= on an itinerancy, had a clash of 100 moles and
promelawl on the kW-sidos, in the market plow, and
Vtistrevor ha had opportunity the sap.' gtopol. 60,000
mos= and friars hood =air anti is dacgtr, and
slased opposition, so that h• was stoma pelt= with
ratio eggs, lc Advised to mot= proformal for his
greater =plainest It. beam* &shop of Worcester, and
soca was sailed tho apostle of lagtaad, kociest Hugh
Ihthner, the poor man's preacher. The King who had
heastas Protestant from spits was really Papist., and ,
Stephen Osrdiner frighteeed hla into promulgating
the f 'mous six =tiaras. Latimer urged their • lib.
drwral without avail, sod resigned his •41<—• warm he
remitamonded to tko nsodorn ritualist.; bet Latimer
bad • cossoisnos, whim It was difficult to lad maid
saki= inaansto, Oaring oandlas, and th• folds of a
priest', robs. He fearlessly expos= the hypocrisy of the
priesthood, and in malting hi. customary New Yeses
gift to Ike Bing gave him a Bible with • hid tented
down to mark the =amp "Wkorosiongers aad
adulterers God will judge.' In gnashing befogs the
ntsb: was charged with sedition, but boldly claimed
to Teak according to his ormeoMeoe. At
lapt porsitoutio• statosodod and he was put In
the tower, otters ho remained till the Lag
died, and Edward VI. gist him at liberty and alma
bin again his bishopric, bat Latimer robbed, and
bemuse a simple sapplig, hying with his irked
Timer Orogen= As a prostiaor hi WY OM of the
'readout the world ever saw—genial Bean, h ately,
sad streightforward. ireelleatilldliAPOOS were gives.
But all to soon the young Wog died, and Mary ems
to the throne. Realms =iota WWII at ones issued,
sad within two months Winter and Ridley were
arrested. After six months they had • nisi
at Oxford, though Latimer knew the sad, and
quailed not. In gaol he prayed ha might witness • good
esefeedoe, that God would give the gauntry • fres
=and that B. would promprvo young Princess
to be • Wows* to the had. Thu rev, goa-
lless= grapkiosily diosethed the trial. l'ho we= out
old man Rill of Debility of goal and bold for God's
Irma. On 16th October, 1656, he and Ridley wore
Witt se the north side of the sky. The tonal' 11101160
WY shady destined. As the Ors was applied t• the
pile Latham exsialmed to his fellow martyr "B. of
good chew, 111/~ Ithilay, tad play tie man; for we
Ala light such a aindla in England this day, as by
God's grass shall saver be rstalitii." The roc, gentle-
st= plata to Latimer's an koarsar. his manly
avowal of the truth, his glorious =lily to priwiplo,
sad asmallidod by some canna onervatisas on the woe
10111 have pointed at Winter mad lb. Whor semipro of
the itsfornaties as "unredeemed vilialas"—Go the
make of the Rev. .1. Dual", pomaded by Rev. T. L.
Taylor, tho Wear= was thaokett The Chairman re-
isarkel that the lecturer had indicated tho chows of
our ova bates, sad bow importaat it was we should see
tell that the light never was pat out A vote of thaaks
to the shaman soatiludad tha mooting.