The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25 00:00:00

SSomnsttshire.

ROBBIST BY • BAILWAT BilValff.-41 mu named
Thom.. Baimesa, la the simpky of the Boatb.Weseern
Company, wee committed for three weeks by
the county junior, at Yeovil, on Friday, for robidag •
travelling-basket. He pleaded guilty.
itiettresago or lisarramos Cacaos —The °harsh
of SI. Nicholas, at lienstrielge, • parish in the south•
seat earner of liomenem, about two miles from Temple
**mho Junction, was re-opened on Thursday, after
having been entirely rebuilt, with the muff= of the
tower and north wall; and the ',spotted incumbent of
the parish, the Bev. Pretender, Lbw* (late of Chile.
near Taunton), is to be meet heartily emsgratulated
upon the modem which has attended his efforts to
restore and beautify the fine old editor. It is but • few
months ago that the opening of the eommodious school
build,nm, which had been emoted at very ommideraLle
expense, was reported. When the wheel was opened
It was amply hinted that the restoration of the eburch
ought lobs the next work met about by the landowners
and inhabitants of the parish, and Thursday witnessed
the completion of the undertaking, which had Involved
an outlay of over £3,000, curly the whole of whieb baa
bvn provided fee. The old (rhumb was befit In the
13th century, sad had Win sadly lob o due, ; moose
goodly, when • survey was suede with • view to
restmation, it was found that It would be noisome, to
tare down nearly the whole structure. In rebuilding,
blue 'Waft has been enlarged by the addition of • gide
Ude and mama chapel. The old areede of the north
aisle, as well as the arcade of the north chancel or
Tuomer shaped, has been replaced. No attempt has
been made to restore the handsome muumuu of the
Caroni fierily, erected about 400 years ago, bet great
airs has been taken to pat it In Its former position with.
out &trisect to its antique eolouring. Toe improve.
m. eta have been carried ont—girder Mr. J. IL Allen,
ambition, Crewkerue—by Mr. C. Truk, builder, of
Nortem-sab-liarandoa, in • moat satisfactory meaner ;
they are in the Feely aad Deo:dated style, though io
Lb. budding the um and north aisle were In the '
Perpendicolar, and the obaucsl ia the Decorated.
The Unfelt is built of native forest marble, dressed
with Dwaine stone, the roof Ls mewed with old moue
thee, and the wicdows, both in pattern and quality '
of glue, am copied from thou in Bristol Cathe4no.
In the tower is a small painted window by Asterism.
of Loadoe ; end In the soma aisle, • Windom' three-
Ihrht one has been pissed by Jonathan Gray, Zig, of
I Baokwell.l2lll, ow Bristol, Is memory of wine members
of ids family who are burled in the church. The letter
window wee eztentied by Cannon 8r0.., of Broetfierlek,
Birmio_ghaeo, to represent the mire/lea of r.ising the
dead. Th• chancel winds., at present are of plain glare,
but they are soon to be replaced by handsome stained
ones, a good portion of the sum necessary for the
purpose tieing already promised. The choiratalle are
of furred oak, bet the open bushes are of open pitch
pine. The abused is laid with Yaw sad Co's enosestie
tiles, those within the emeninnios rails, presented by
private friends of the vicar, being szimedingly risk. An
evaellent baptistery is formed under the tower, and it
haa been paved with tiles end lit by the above men-
tioned window, and in it is placed the old font. Tbe
• .nreh has no organ, but • fund is beteg raised to
purchase one, at • most of £4OO. The pulpit Is cloak
and walnut, oa • stone kora, and that sad the Littera,
choir desk, and eurpliess, polished braes candle
Mulched., conimunion rails, handsome silk altar-cloth,
rrommunion linen, donal curtains, alms bags, alms
dish, corona, ceadiestloks, and service books, were all
the elite of bleeds. The order of proceeding for
aslcbruing the reopening were the edlaihistraiton of
the Holy Communion at 8 em.; morning prayer, with
the sermon by the Lord Bishop of Bath and Weill • •
luncheon In the eohoolroorn, • public tea, and even
moor, the Kee. J. 81. John Blount, vicar of ira
Windsor, and honorary shaplain to the 1:420•11, being
the preacher. The offertories after the marries are to
be devoted to the Restoration Fund, whieh showed •
&Screwy of about £260. Arraugements were
made for holding • series of spricisl services during the
seven days succeeding the massing, the following
gentlemen being the members :—Rev. A. Coda,
Beiroinster ; Rey. J. Smith, Ktegtou Navas; the
V,oar ; Rev. T. T. Peruvian Bnlbridge ,• Rev. Pre
bendier,. Neville, Butleisk ; and the Bev. IP. B.
Portman, Staple Fits:mina

BREAMPLOT.—IPPeII 0003a.-01WITSUL AND COX.
PORTING. —" By • thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern this operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a meshi application of the In. pre-
parties of woll selectod sooos, Mr. Epps has provided
oar beeakfast tables with • dellestely g around bever-
age wheat may says us many heavy doctors' bills,—
Civil Soria 64144 u. Made amid, with Belling Water
or Milk. Each pasket Ii labelled—" Jsue• EPPS and
CO. Hommopethic Chemists, Loodoe."
lisirraorosit or Corot —'W. will new give an
amount of the promo' adopted by Mars. James Epps
and Co., maaufacturen of distetle articles, at their
works to the Keaton Rood, London."—See &Aids la
Owen Ihnuctold Guide.
flap/all Balarmia'S MUSICaL OT4iILEVII rola
Lamm, No, 33, Bruton•street, Berkeloy Square, W...
Round Shoulders and stooping habits cr.red in throe
month& The art of skating taught at 10a 6& per
lesson. Madame Broome's now work on Cedistheoies
for the um of sehoola forwarded on the reosiot of 10..
IL Governesses thorooghly initlatod ia the art of
teaehing in tbra• lassoes.
BRYANT AND May beg to direct special attention to
their Dow oval Pookst Vesta Boxes, with Pateat Spring
Covers, whisk are eatirely free from all Bough Edges
sad Sharp Corners, and admitted by 'Peary one to be
the Beet and Oheapeat Pocket Box sr, r predated.
Retailed everywhere at Om Peaty. Patent's' and sole
2,...e50eur,,5. Bryant sad May. London,
WomDaNTUL Errioarr or Ka Conant'. RuranT
ran Comvernoe.---Ses the sew edition of Mr.
George Thomas Congreves bok "On Consuls:oMo
of the Longs, or Desna*, and the Oily Secoessfal
Treatmeat ;" showing that formidable atmase to bie
curable I. all Its Magee • liith additional Own of ems,
and Quail... for Pstleiats soosolting the Anther by
letter. Post free from the Author, Coombs Lodge,
Peckham, London. for Five Stumps.
KAY'S COMPOUND EMMINCI Or Lariank for Colds
mid Coutbs ( %oatmeal'. re Beessehial). . .