The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05 00:00:00

Borstusbirt.

LIPOIDATIONO BY £ILIUNGIXIOI7.-01111114as Amid,
bootraaker, Elbarhorat ; Rob.r Ooali, ablaot
roakor In upholsterer. 131. Taamaralrwst, Wombs
E'lls ; Edward Rowe, Innkeeper. Whaters• Minster.

Rame.—Tbe depth -of -reTfle—tlest—fell &aim July use
L 92 luau; sod deem the same =Mk la 1372, 3.73
beetles.

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I.l4lties had • taabnoaLki pressat% Ma by Ms
at KIM n 0.,. rev. guatatua had be..
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.u.b. sad doirlag hi. Omar ble pabaltaars %Wet%
a saa of maw, %Mt Iran flay parahnol
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was preesairl bohi.ia a pata% *dim wilk is
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VTATIOIMI OF WEISMAN tinsierre.— rti, Sr at draft
of the slimier of the Wartime tuirdeters for the
senile( year he. bees published. The folleering
relates to the Moults in this part of the isountry.
Dorehester—Josisea De, William Danstan. sod
Junes Meadows sopernamary ; Poole—George Saver,
and Theodore Bishop; Bsurnemoutb --Stephan Parks;
Swears George dobill ; Whhheree Thous iv
&ride, Joshua Leulbeater, end John W. &Wavy
scperournary ; ChrhPiharett, Kingwood, and Lynting.
toe— OMAN L Woolmer and Floury freer ;
Shrborno—Alfred D. Cope sad G. O. Rays.; Wey-
mouth —Obtain Clio robW, W. A., sed Jams O. Fowler;
Portimed—Mdmand Mead's end Samuel W. Beard;
Shaftesbery -Joseph Ryas end William J. Coots ;
litleaciferd and Stundarer—Grrge Panama sad
lean y Cotton.
• • Domeier= Simons, ot.—At the Middle-
sex sessions, held before Si, W. Bodkin and a fall
Malt of oragletratr, the ere of the llorehrier Maio*
v. Borst Chios was hoard. This was an appeal on
behalf of the Geardians of the Dorchester Uolm against
as order of the Justifies of the Barnet Division of
Hereford and Xidileesx. This order had boon obtained
by the Barnet Urea for the maintenance by the
Drainer: palm of ['boom McDonald, a lurch
pauper In the Corey Hatch Asylum, on tits ground that
he bad net acquired a settlement In his owe right, but
foilowed that of his (Aker In the parish of Si. Peter's
Deferrer, by renting & tenement of EIO and upwards,
I;:iii resisted en
Mee and taxes Mas tines 1868. The order w
oe the double ground of the emancipation of
Ike pauper before hie father gained the settlement
relied on by the respondents, and of his having pined
• strus of irremovability in the Poplar Urea In
Loudon. Mr. Poland and Mr. B. F. Look appeared
lon the appellants, Instructed by Morn. Look and Son,
of Barrister, on behalf of the Hearitians ; and Mr.
Taylor for the resposdeate. • preliminary otjerion
we. takes by the respondents se to the service of the
noire of &pp's', but this was overrated In favour of
the Derriere Union. Upon the braing of the merits
of the ease the appellants suceered on tim gm growl
of the maneratios of the pauper, thii ganglion of
Irremovability not berg 'smoldered. T. order of
see Moss me clerked with meta.
VLIOTATION.-rik. Bishop of Salisbury held his trienoial
viaitrion at ill B•iate church, on Friday lest. There
was morning prayer at eight o'olock, the Rev. H.
Smith officiating, Mated by his son. the Bev. H.
Smith. The Bishop arrived at theahurch at 10 o'clock,
mompanied by Arehdetcon Stormy, when the
Holy Communion was Moninistered to • I.rgo oongra•
gallon, about 60 of the clergy of the district being
resent. T:4l Bishop, Arsitderon Ssatury, the Br.
Dr. Smith, and the licv. H. Everett officiated. The
offertory, amounting to £3 lie. 4id., was Motel to
Church Binational purpose. in the diocese. At tuli-
ps.' twelve o'elock, the clergy having &rambled Is
church, tlis Bishop read over their names, and then
proceeded to deliver his charge, • report of whir we
have already published. In the 00tale of the Marge
the Bishop referred to the many good men who have
died duo* he lest addressed them. He Goode/need the
system of bablteal weirdos, as also faring °emulsion
being held abiolutsly necessary. Ha detailed the
pi
of Church &duration in the dimes, and
dwelt •,rious other tondo& The °Mu and ehareb-
wardens Mad with the Bishop at the King. Arms
Hotel at three o'clock. Os the Bishop's health being
drank, he expressed the very greet prams it gave him
to meet the laity ia imeneation with the eiragy, and
said he trost-d that they would thus unite mere and
more, all being engaged in theist. great work of pro-
moting vital religion, au members of the Chareh of
England. .
IllffidTßlL

BLITIgg AID 110a114111 Biala 1100IITT.—A most
sacesselul meeting M behalf of this emellent model
was held at Charm Meter, as Thereday mooing lam,
In. barn kindly lent by dr. °buten. The barn had
been well slimed, and Its !tersely appearaoos relieved
by wane humans of .v , sod lighted wita lamps
=speeded from the roof. The isøtor of the parish,
the Rev. H. B Williams, was antionooed to preside,
but being called away to London toe reqsested the,
Rev. IL W. Pears, of Dorshester, to 'apply his plain
and explain his abreoce, at the suns time to it:prase his
desire for the moors of the meeker. After a hymn
bed been sum, the chairman called on Mr. J. Davis to
offer prayer, and Dr. Rome, of Cern*, addressed the
meeting on the impa•taseo of Bible reeding and Rib],
work to all alums, as the one great delettoe against the
inerease of superstitiert—Mr. Davie came nest. and
having spoken of Me preeimicees the &Vs to
stetter.* and on the death bed, illustrated his remarks
by one or two most affecting incident' in his own
work, an rho Rev. J. R. Cotter, rector
of Wloterboarne Houghton, next addressed the meeting,
and In • long and earnest speech Impressed upon his
Mann the mat spiritual truth whir* the Bible bad
the Bible aloe. revealed to man, and omeluded by
giving the history of a friend of his, now a clergyman
I. the Church of Inglard, who was bmught out of
Popery by reading the Bible, sail having been In came-
qualm east off by his family, and exposed to the
deepest poverty, lived to see most of his family fellow.
log his stops, and Is now a most natal and Indeentlal
minister in one of the priosipal churches in Dublin.—
The Rev. I. W. Peers thou gave a rapid outlioe of the
work end progress of the society during the past year,
and in meeting the false measatiors, that that waste
01ZOOlakieS the Dom, 'erica, by • &sided sontradistion
he showed the meeting a copy of that version whisk
was published In Dublin with the authority of the
Chunk of Rome 50 years a4o, rifterst moles, and sided
that it was now largely oirealated by Protestant
ministers and eakeionarise in that country with greet
semen, sad repeating that the Bible Balaty never air-
tainted it, be added that if it did, It would do no great
harm, me it was • very eseellent treaelation.—At the
alma of his address another hynta was song, and the
meeting wag brought to a ohms. We have never seen
a meeting at Charminster so well Weeded, and what
wee most eatisfactory, the barn was almost entirely
tiled with Obarmlaster people. At least 100 people
meet bam been peewit. Among the dreams we
oratieed—Br. Bingham and Kiss 121 :aria, Mr. Cooper,
of Whitcomb*, Kr. Norman, of Caro*, and It:. and
Kra Lemma, of Denims/sr. eolleetion amounted
to £2 lie. 20. We bawdily eangratalate the load
sesrelary ma the mosees of her Lebow', and feel that
sash smithirs, besides the peoustary advantages to the
misty itself, are • great blessing le villages where they
are bald.