The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-12 00:00:00

Miltsbirc.

Duro or Anconascoa flour. —The death is announced
! at the ripe age of +6, of the Von. William Edward
which event occurred at the Canonry, in the Close,
Salisbury. on Thursday monling. Ily hie death several
ecclesiastical preferment.; are vseatcd —a rimidentiary
canonry in Salisbury Cathedral. worth L.lOO a year. and a
re-Mieuce, in the gift of the Bishop of the Diocese. to which
he was collated in IST'; ; the prebendal sun (boomer))
the same catlualral, also in the patronise of the Bishop of
Salisbury, which lie had Judd ;once 1.41; and the rectory
of Baverstork, in the county -I WilD, of the annual value
of about .C.llllO. exclusive of glebe and parsotuure-house In
the gift of Exeter College, Oxford, to which he was insti-
tuted in DC..

SALlSarkr I houNNAN I BUSCH BUILDING A ~,.00IATION.
—A quarterly meeting was held Tuesday. In the case of
Langton Matravers, the application was from the n.etor
(the Rev. E. F. Trotioau) for aid towards rebuilding the
church. ep as population w stated to be rhisdy
parish Th
t:ii: Labourers and quarrymen, and in addition to
insufficiency of accomodation, the present edifice required
re-erection on account of its very dilapidated condition.
The new huil,lin, wa, to be on a larger scale and to seat
306 nen.ong, loeffig an increase of lull on the old one. The
estimated cost was set down at I,3ioutl. of which 1;9)00.
only had hem pro, ided, and AS great dirifrUltY was
experience! in raising the necessary fonds, the committee
wade a grant of 1:151.1. A grant of .1.3/, was also votod to
Burstock, on the application of the vicar Übe Rev.
Thomas Petera,) in the church of which pariah an
unsightly gallery is to be removed, the existing
square pews converled into decent sittings, and other
works carried out at a coat of .0:11.1, of which only LI&
!twist present been raised, the parish beings very poor one.
The rase of Folks% .3.4 postponed in consequence of the
abacnce of the requiaite plans. In rind...ring and resealing
this church, which is a peenliar example id a pert-Refer.
motion edifice, with aeveral characteristic features worth
preserving, its intended to retain these where they are
of interest, chiedy converting the pews into low benches,
and at the same tune repairing the fabric where ntscemsary,
the contemplated outlay being LOC& It was stated that
an oiler of Co had heen made by a non-reaident proprietor
(Mrs. Mules) in futherance of the restoration, on ci.r.dition
that her family pew was left undisturbed, but the coni•
mitten were decidedly of opinion that the offer ought not
to be accepted. They eta., atroualy a Ivise I the incuiuMent
(Rev. C. it. Mayo) u, put himself in communicaticn with
the diocesan architect, with the view .4 getting a detailed
report hum bun, on the state of Folk,. 'burr!,, and any
suggestion, he might make for it, Improvement. The last
application considered MU one trout the Rev. Charted
Barton. rector id Clic.elbourne, for aid towards ruicating
the pariah chumh and removing a gallery. by whieh there
will be a gain toot reckoning the gallery) of 42 sittings.
1 The estimated oust was tisl, of which 1:610 had been pro-
vided, and • grant of J:45 was made.

RUMOUItELI 7011Tili'DMINfl MAItRIAGE Dr
11IC DISRASLI.
The C9Aurek Herald -uot • eery excellent nut/levity—
mentions a rutuour (non Buckinghamshire, which it
believes to have some foundation, that "the Prime
Minister is likely to be married in the miring toile widow
of an English Peer, and that ill view of this I:tent the
Ilanor-house id Ilughenilen is about to 1.1.1 enlarged by
the addition of a wing from litliii;ll4 by Mr. Vernon, the
well-known architect." The lady etic.mt is of course the
Countess of Flitaiteribild, at whose seik Bretby-park,
Iturton.oix.Trent„ Mr. Disraeli some time since stayed a
few weeks. The Count...A is a daughter of the lirst Boren
Forester, and was born in lmtl, so that she is now in her
7:Inl year. Mr. Disraeli is four years younger, Lavin/
attained his fifth year last week. The Countess has been
a widow nine ymars, her husband, the sixtli Earl of
Chesterfield, having died in

FREEMASONARY IN IRELAND.
The Installation of his Grace the 'hike Abereorn as
Grand Master of the Freemasons of Ireland was invested
with all the pomp and pniteantry which the Order could
impart to it. AIII the grand officers and a numerous bust
of wasters and past masters 1.1 lodges, including many
reprimenting the provinces, were present in full masonic
costume, with the decorations if the several ranks, and
formal a brilliant stawitiblage. His grace said it would he
his earnest desire to follow the example so worthily set by
his predecessor. Speaking of the great objects of Inn-
mammary• his I;raavaLied :

know that it. "Nell, are not : that they are mit
confined to any bbb I b tattoo or to any an, ; but that, as a
%vilely-spread 11111 l unity for the extend.... of bunk.. synnsithy
antl human 1 rotlicrhood, it hue hewn the Oalaill of embracing
riels of tarn .4 all nations and .4 all ens,!. in Oita cotniinia
.4 Itr,threii. it is it i0.a.....ery for ow is. (hi. place
b. remind you (list the nanie .4 tour illu.tnous lair..., (hi
Prince .4 Wale., in a pure guarani...! that Inyalty b. the
:tot ureic. is 011 r trim awl St. rho,: nat. ; and we hate the
cap:rioter .4 3,000 yaws to lolow th.o charity to mutt nod and
to the brethre,, are and hat L. the ieadiu. aj,l guiding
.ur noble craft aipi the great and ultimate aims of
our amoetation

ROYALTY AM) FItEEM-A-soNItY-IN
At a meeting of Freemasons in 1...nd0n on Thursday
night, Mr. Ilervey. the I :rand Secret.try ..f the craft,
reviewed the progre-s which Freemasonry had nude in
the liast year. The Prinee ~f Wahis, the present, Grand
Master, was installed in the earl). ',girt the year, ate
Master of the Prince of Wales's liodge, stet on the suM•
night proposed his brother the I Ink,: of I %mu:might iee an
Initiate in the craft. In March the I lute of Connaught
was initiated. In the following April. Prince I.eopold wag
protsiscd by the Prince ..1 Wale., in the Apollo
at I lafortl, and wa. initiated at tilt: end of the
utont.h. Those acre three sig -ant events. lint thrre
was net another, the insLdlatiou of the present Karl of
Zeatlaiel in suceession t., tlie late e.,r ce Poo iticial
Master of the North :owl East lb,hun. of Yorkshire. There
w-as another event, which lie wan very sorry to 8111111 e tO.
the seeression .1 the Abinelis Itipon (non the Ilrand
Al.tership. The bay.iit which he conducted the tlutiell
of his odice showed that there cwahl beet iseatibly ie,a
letter Grand 3i3,ter, au,l alter the excitement caused hy
his loniship's withdrawal had pa:sed away the craft
would fell they lewl stistained a great hiss Ity the Marling
tel Itipon's resignation, and -that they 11:14 a great dual to
thank Itim for during the years that he was an active
member of t:ratoll.o.bte. It hail. howeter, been nail that
" there wag as }pust list, in the sea is hiatt come out of it,"
and although the Nl:totals ..f Ripon had resigned Era,.
issasotim tile heir A pparent U, tile Throne "f England had
cotaseetssl to eccupy his posL The event.: trent :dada-
cant of the high p.wition the Craft hell in the opinion ui
the Royal fetidly, and of the standing it was destined te.
take in all Citulise I cominitaitic. on the (h. glob,

A hawker ha. 4 di...1 at I.cola tram eialituen
•Imu.e.. at rum hi ehtht minutes.
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• The 31141n..1 Ka:lnlay iwny ;in! w„Lwe.ung new
earriusceg 'Jan elegant ellanwter.
Tin, Duke of Rutland IA better in hndth; but Ilstill

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at roluford. Furr4 of Dram a Mm. 1L,11,i114 bajnl anal
from want. A roach itll.l to, ho ty ntraw,a tahlç
aol chair c.a0rri....1 all the 11,a1.44.1.1 rlfects awl this
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with two boya, II aiol I iwirs obt all "pm the One,
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