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

SICIZTUre II IMPORT.

• quarter of a centm• has now elapsed sines the Weymouth
Sanatorium wa. open.dtor in.patienta, and your committee
111•117. hod Seed ewe. for 000gratulalog Its supporters
on its psa Macey and future prospect., bout a. mord. Lb.
benefit. it hes conferred on aiming humanity, aod alas with
rslessoce to Its pecuniary paellas. At our Isa anolvenary
meting, It woe found that about LW) would be Ng Weed to
make up ths Sadotneent Fund to the amount load upon •
this mu named at our half-yearly casualties meetlng, held to
Februsrv, to about £lllO, sod now we have tbs whole sum In
hod. MOM are bets for which your coeunitts• kW deeply
gfatelul. The number a Wilma under treatment at last
report wa. 14, adialtaid during to. par 93, making a total
of $O7 ; of title number 77 have beeo cured. Id relioved, sod
there are alit under treatment IS. T. length of Woe these
patient. rumained lo the buistorium varied in 1011.
Taus! cam from t to U treats, or at, average
of ti weeks Total number of lo patients admitted Moos
tie opening of ÜbellmetituU.n, Olt Out-pals... pasplual
MIKIS last report—from tee oountry. 770; from Weymouth,
049; rooting a totahof 1,019. TM majority, tf them were cured,
other. grasay Waved ; Pat the mean remit It is lenpomible
to amortain• In all cow. Total number of out-palest.
admittsi up to A.gust, 1573 Male. 7790; hemline 15,743,
total 15,357. ire= two west. old to 6 year., 1,137 • five to 15
years, 2 042 ; DO, 9,M9 ; SO to bo, 6,700 ; alma; 90 LK..
Yr. B. ff. USW, In plata of hit father, Kr. W.
Eliot, than road Oa

21LRASUNIVI neon?.
July 31, 1872. t
a. 0.1 Dr. d.
•
Ground
m •
tritioaezir Ads finis* 11 1
*Ureter Eupouues .. • • • • .. 252
110rnot's WON .. • • .. .. 20
Coals

4 0
trodrios . • • • • • • .. 0110 7
Balance In Tromarses karts .. • • .. 30 19 8
826 19 4
laly 111 1873. C.L d.
Branco la trod rot par .. • 21 10 6
flutocriptioao and donations .. • .. 465 11 10
tarsal oo Avail at tie Dank 111 0 o
Itaosivel tram patient.
828 19 6
Oa NV: Account
In
41,4606

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Mr. ELIOT remarked that tkii 'iii very aatislastory
sasoaat.

Dr. SIMI said he Lai • propodtiesa to asks MAIM
he wes sure would he remind eery oordially by them
all. They had beard Me Inanelal atonement rood from
ther worthy treasurer, who is so ably represented by
his son on this omesioe, sad ha woeld man that the
rerdlal thanks of this mettles be glean to Mr. Eliot
for his kind bervfoos as treasurer, which he has fulfilled
sm OUP'S ths origin of the institutioo l UM& He
(Dr. Smith) need hardly my that his efforts bad Nen
greatly madded by Mr. Shot, a husbandieg the feed.,
as well as in adding to the ledowseent Find. He toed
not Monfort enlarge ea the sabiost ; but 'mid pee-
rmitt:. the medial Menke if Um easetlng be given to

Thrsll-4;-ohneeD emoted the roeolatioe, sad 6:prune4
their deep wad Willa( obligottues to Yr. Clot for Me
kind unlash

Kr. R. ff. ELM, as behalf of hie father retuned
many theake for the keel way to whisk the vets hid
been proposed sad resolved. He was tare Its father
woald say that the very ample server white be had
rendered in that remeet had given hiss great pleasure.
He now had a proposition sod resolation which no
words of his would be required to reeocamend--that the
best thanks of this resetrag be gime to Dr. Smith, the
founder of the Seastoriam In proposing this meth- I
tics, he was glad to be able to break tbe moootony of
the remarks whisk bad • beau usually made at Mese
annual mmtinge—namely that the gamma are Sourish,
hag, and that they were lcolciag forward to maples.
the Endowment rand. He wee slid to say he meld
oesgratulate then 501 0517 for ths work is progress bat
for the work smugly omarabited. If Dr. Smith may
ever feel proud end grotefal for anything be has been
able to do, It wee for Um •OFTIOOI be had bees eble to
render in °onstage° with the Sanatorium. They fell
very thank' al to him, and very ;vegetal to our Heavenly
/ether, In Whose heads am the silver and the gold, foe
having pet it isto the Marto of so many irks& teems
forward and subseribe so liberally to this lestitatios.
And if he might be permitted to sake • suggostke, it
would be that Dr. Smith would not like to sheik the
liberally of so many kind friends. Now that the
Endowment Fund is completed, and there is no eager
my necessity for solicitith rifts for that, be would
remind them that there is soother institation of a
similar asters to the, and for the bomb of oar poorer
brethren, and rather than deck the liberality, he was
sere Dr. Smith would be miry pleased to be the means
of turning the stream of that liberality into another
measuel, for the toads of the New HorOaal —(bew)
Toe Rev. T. A. Clithatres mid their Mead Dr. Smith
had added booths, to the loog list of the voluble
tuatitatious whelk this sountry ewer to the mediae pro-
herniae. The &Ames of those generom and self -deny log
nem whose names have thrown • loses over their pre.
Melon will sever. he trusted, be forgetters In this
strintry. Their devotee to their profosla., sod their
dissoveries are alike brilliant and bsn.flotal, and there
Is no body of men better Aged to appeal to their fellow-
men for sid la founding butgations of this kind. There
ia no body of men who ought to be more powerfully
nada the edemas of Christian motives than metheal
men. Not only me they brought into oontare with the
sick sod dylag, hut especially with rho wombs of ciog to
their study of the marvellous arelgteeture of the human
frame, and that alone eight to prevent Infidelity—
(host). It is mid that Galen began hie study of '
anatomy as an ['Adel ; but when be began to observe
Ohs trails arches of the beam foot, ha meld, 'TM
maker of the must be Hui." Medical men ere ealled
upon to witness the ismer of the human conesimes, the
dastraative results of sin, sad to noes bow unconverted
persons shrink back with terror from eternity, sad
they have elm before their eyes that most glorious
demonstratloo of the voles of true religion whom
believers, stasUesting calmores talk, prospect of &both,
ere rauWed to triumph over th. last enemy. Medical
toes ought to iss the most Christian and the most
devoted to the esevies of Gad. He did not believe the
slander whiala had bran throws out, that medical moo
disregarded the beet intonate of 'heir pealed.; be
knew assay esedisal men who ham boon the most
I faithful 'onsets of the Lord Jesus Christ, Ming a
mist miestootatiose week for Him, where others said
sot pin adatigsner. Will. be emputalated Dr.
Smith as the erempletios of tea iladowseent rand, ke
mold not bat feel that there le • degree of solerneity la
the sesompliebtseal of. work whit* has been earned
cater the last quarter of. sentary. When my of as,
whether ministen Of misdeal rasa, me • work In whisk
we ham laboured for so many yeses lethally oceoplekd,
It is well for us to remember that the time may be
easing when we shall ham to te an account of our
io swardahip. He trusted that la the cue of Dr.
Smith may be far distant ; bells le well for reediest
men to reasemter that the time is °entice when these
midi and asooeurs which they have ministerel anio
others will be required by themselves. It is blessed for
as, to know, whether clergymen medical men, or
laymm that whoa we go to that pl;ime of weal or woe,
whim we some to peon through the valley of the shadow of
death, those who believe folly in Christ will be able to
saltless to triumph over death. In sosetoMon
Mr. GIOSOIS spin empressed hie gratificstion at the
completlen el a work inte whir* Dr. Saga had thrown
so mash earnestnese sad love.
Dr. listrea : Mr. , Ladles, and fientlemon,
I thank you meat ecrslly foe the kind meaner la
whisk you have resolved this vote of thanks, sod I
Moak the proposer sad ermoder for the kind 'spear
sloes towards myself personally, a. well se regents this
institutes. is whisk I have takes so deep smd lestiag
an latertat. The progress of the VOTED•flili BYO-
totiam has bees wiliest dread/ask fees the very
begins:log, sod yed es no farmer matheriary ineettog
hsve I felt more real muss for thankfulness to Almighty
God than I have ea the present esessiee, for having
permitted me to matinee my &dreamy of this institu-
tion, sod to point out it merits as well as Its necessity
to most tbs wants of a large 111111111 sitliceen, to whom
an ordeary hospital amid not appiy ; and baring
pleated it with singleness of purples la the fertile soil
of your charitable feelings. It bid sontinaed to grow
without inmarruptios lets this noble structure, to be
with its Endowment lend sesesesratod for eraev last-
ing sientunset el that sisal be, without wheh. we are
bat as tinkling egmliaia At oar last sanivi
needed I stemmed kepa. ad a faint hope. Itio4
hat a esaldent kips OM id oar next mead tasetiag.
obit& we lave deg tareirgli God's taereise bees
paisaltted to wet and edam* we should
the have the
g g
retpdred antontat el rarmaz4l= to resale las
rain to s ego ists lead ; sod I seed
nos sop wltit WAS phimana tn. Triessele•
datums* 01 issimate. Ihel imelly love X 4,600

hi baud, whish— I shill aem bore 11•10 re= MK-
nemailsg to £o—(applanie)—ead in 5,00 tie
names of Om trustees for the batter stepped ef She b-
salaam, with my earnest prayer that it may amines
to fulei la all reusing the *Meet of its foamier fee
ever. It wield swell this report ineeneeeleally were I
to immoral' the 'rosins doaors to this fend shies our
last repoit, yet there is one whom hampered wags In
oonneoMon with OUUNIMUS charities I rout be permitted
to spook of as largely helping us to omelets", fide hind
—I mean the Dowager Marebtlesse of Wieleniesteirp
whose liberal glf to to the Weymouth ilemelleseilla
amount to upwards of 8160. nod I easy liewilliewitilee
that other institutions in Weymouth have also bola
benefited by hoe ladyship to nearly • similar
Under the heed of liedowmeot Fond in our report
will be found the Dames of thoes who have elm liberally
amine& us to make up the reqaired .IM; to each sad
ell we offer our roost grateful thanks. Most ef you
know the certain of the Weymoath litaa•tortaa sad
many of yes bays watched with inereming introit its
steady trogreU to its present amiumaistion. I used
MA therefore dwelt open it further than to say the
Sanatorium wag *prised in a ven•il house with ooly it*
Ini-die II 1848; it was rc-built in 1380-62 at • cast of over
£2,200, it was mostly famished by ladies who are
always foremost in ell good deeds, and this remiedi
that I have a resolutt a to props*. whisk I denim tele
will meet with • hearty resPooas from ibis alowelair
" That our sortie! thanks be gives to the ladies
who have supported this inatitution sod who Windt's
day honoured and graced the meeting with their
presence." The dooter continued that this was only a
1.e..!. institutioo, established for wombs read oblides.
only, yet, although it had been in sotto.. foe 15
yews, he was written to occasionally for the admiestee
of nr•le patients, bst he wished it disdnetly eaderstood,
and that everybody should know, that it is eatabliebed
for females ooly. Mahe up to the age of 12 or 13 ooly
are sdmitt-d, sod diseases of fearalep, ix opt of ileitis,-
taus or oontegioas character, are eligible toe Wedgies.
They hal received money from all part., from Load..
they 11.icl reeeived many gifts and kindnesses, and *on-
*Houton' towards the support of the inatitutioo more
or hos from all ports; they me. very grateful to these
who hod., generously supported the institution, and
petted's are emoted from all pert of Us United
Kingdom.
Mr. .1. F. Rouses begred to emend most oordially
the resolotion. It was o meter of einem, congregate-
lion to 6 .(1 the inetitntioe free cf Isbi, sod la• thought
the treat dairy of Dr. Smith war tett it ehould SOD-
tame to be in perpetuity what it now is. The Sadie-
wont Food biome &en sompleutd, it cteuvrol to him
that °De thlog more was uecessary—that the building
u-sed for this purpose should be a freehold on., tasteed
of • loaeroh, I 1 oree,an id possible. that hoof,, of the build-
log should be obtained. The ladies who had dem se
mode, might, he thonght, if he might venters to amp
est sash • thing, ~.busin this, noire bad been see. rot
appliostioss to thr Frederica Johnstone of a einellar
kind, and a time had eon. when he had felt it nesse-
sary to Field beak ; but he (Mr. Hoboes) thought Use
if the ledies would be those who would ask of him the
favour, oa behalf of their aufferieg sister; that the
instillation should be handed over is them In fee, he
did not think the applicadoo, miming from them,
would meet with &deaf ear, on the part of Sir /Prided*
Johnstooe. lithe ladles should feel prompted to do
this they might be the means of prodsolog this grest
result—they would have the hi:did:rig ii perpetaity In
future, without the fear elite being diverted to other
olive's—(hmar.)
The Rev. T. Clitetenta moved that the best thanks
of this 'meta( too given to Dr. Moorhead for his
videsble services 111 magma to the Sanatorium. Mr,
Grooves said it is generally more or leas the on.. that
institutions of Uhl kind owe their maintenance sad
prosperity to some indivi :nal ; but this iostitutioe I.
very happy It having secured the support and energise
of e woad, to the person of our friend Dr. Moorhead,
who mdeavours to second and carry out the object
Ur. Smith has in view. We owe him a further debt,
because he tem deroted so WO • p^rtiall of hie tims
to the Royal Hospital, where he labours day by day,
wioniag the love of all patents. He (Kr. Omegas)
oould not help saying a hearty Amen to what had
fallen from Mr. Eliot—that, instsai of stopping the
mrsam of libirality whisk had 131184 towards the
Fadowenent Fond, it should be diverted, so that in •
few years IL.; on ght have • large fund raised for the
endowment of the Hospital. H. felt that tem very
needful, otherwiae he feared that as demands irli n
they would end themselves at the Hospital stippledl
frogs want of lands.
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Th• Rev. J. BTEPHIMIII3If had very gnat pleasure is
sec:ceding the mottos. He scald dc so with rook:
pleasure, because he *mild bear witness Missal to wholl
be had mos of Dr. llearbead's devottoe, and sir., or
him great attention, end he was going to say the
fatheey way in whielt he had seen him deel with little
children, and °then who had been brought under his
Cu..

lloolwasa, in acknowledging tho somplimant,
returned Ina bee, thanks to the Row. T. OMITS, and
Lb. Ray. J. Stophonsios, for ths sttoricg terms in
which they had brought the remotion Mote tha moot-
ing end to those prosiest for the kind 1011130111 f in which
they had reosirei it. Ho could only reiterate tha
matimmts las bad expressed at Envoy priselous cool-
verunse, and amino thins that, while he towed Ida
services bad been over-rated, It had always afforded hiss
mach pleasure to assist Dr. /Smith in discharging the
professional dut.es connected with tho Saastoriona
While it was the dn'y of every one to follow ths
Sariptural preempt' Whatsoever thy baud lindeth to do,
do it with thy might," it was particularly so of modissl
me., who from tho erotunstanoes of thole
calling incur perhaps a Weber dogrel of rosponalbtlity
than tho ambers of any mbar preterites, though be
bad always humbly endeavoured to the bast of hie
ability to act upon this principle, still it was a warm
of much gratification to find that his mollies to the
Institution had Wen so rendered so to merit the appro.
Maim of that important meeting. It had boon said,
as they were aware, by oar great dramatist—
"' Tb• evil that owe d 011,.. attar tbswi
The good Is oft Interred with WSJ boom"
Now, la referees* to that Institution it might, be
fondly hoped, bo that this apophthegm would be
reversed. They had just board from the stabassont of
the bon. secretary that the pormanonse of the Sana-
torium had been secured by an ample endowment, sod
II would, therefore, he was cure, be a great satiMmtioa
to its supporters, who with their silve, cod gold hod
reared that noble building, to refloat that the good
•blett they had done in thur imearatinn, would live
after than, and that many of our 'Misted follow-
emblems, yet unborn, would reap the fruits of the.
Christian liberality. With regard to patients, after the
full statkitioal details gives Is the medical report., It was
annsomary for hia to add my remarks. Seem It to
ear that the flasatorlam had hitherto realised the
ex's:wisdoms of itallmodar and Hood% and he felt sato
that all proms& would heartily units with him in
Improsang the hops that it would long soutinei to
falai ita benevolent design. HIP then proposed the lifth
medullae. "That the best thsaks of tho =Piga( be
give, to Thomas Baker, Bp., as surgoon-isatist to the
Sanatoria is."
Col. BWargISLD seconded.
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The MATO% 'bee proposed a vote of thanks to the
Committee at IlLwasgoo•at. Tha gootlemeti who
formed the oommittes were extremely anxious to pro-
mote the welfare of the institution, and at all UM.
ready to support Dr. Smith in any proposal whisk be
thought best for its Interest.
°apt P. SWATILIDGB usocroded.
The Rev. .1. Smitswerix had been askei to propose a
vote of thanks to the *barman, and had great pleasure
In &mediae to thong oast. They were very grateful
him for occupying the position he had 1111.1 that day;
It was et the very greatest help upon lush an ofteedoe
to have the Met Magietrate of the town to preeid..
and they flashed him, ache wee el elms ready to do
the very best In his power. Ever ethos he had boom
platted in his high positioe, be had done his
work faithfully and well, and the time of
his mayoralty would loop be remembered se
one for which Weymouth people had mita
muse to be gretefoL He (the speaker) was very
thankful tabs present at this meeting, when they laid
the top stoat of this greed work, arid keew that all
the foods reeled bed been supplied. He isongratulated
most heartily Dr. Smith sod other frith& upon tbe
result, and wee tare that the longer they lived the
MOTO they felt how moth they were Indebted to those
who had put their hand to sash • noble work, ant who
lied so zielously assisted Dr. Smith in brines, his
abloom to completion. He had seen the work which
had been carried on here, he knew of the relied here
given, sad believed that those who bed Christian hearts
meat fuel how much acute there was for thankfulneas
to God that month., and to bs thankful to their
friends that they were met oti an occasion like
when the fund was completed, and the work fairly
started, to last he hope!, for generations to eitme-
(&PPlaute).

Dr, Burrs had any great pleasure in sconeding the
vote of thanks. Any ono knowing the duties of the
chid magistrate of Weymouth would lee at once that
It wee very kind of the Mayor to oomo forward and bap
the, ash. had don*, se bit duties, eepeetally darts(
the peat year, bad been very °serous. They were,
therofore, deeply grateful I. him for baring eon.* arta
oesapied the &sir, end for the able manner in wide& ha
had discharged his duties He wished to earnest •
missopnobaseloa shied' mlght haw. otiose treat Mr.
remsrke. The Endowment Feed hod been
eonipleted, hut they would notebook the dowse eheeiry,
as there woes the current eapenme of the Isceltatirn
to he met by raboariptlons, the may equivalent
they gave for which war the admission of the patients
recommended by sab4oribers. Ho wished to say a few
words in reference to the matron. Last year bar duatire
were very great, and they had not been loss so this year.
and their thanks were die he her for the able manner
In which she had oonducted the aff.ire of the lentils.
tioo. Not very long ego, the house was quit* fall, yof,
without any extraneous help, she managed as widi ga If
third had only bees sip... in It. A fortaight ago
there war. 21 as 22 persons in the institution, and it
wee right she should ase how grateful they wee. to ita"
such • penes at the hoed of affeirs—(applattoa)
The KAYOS returned Melaka. and expromed
'atheism to present to Sir Frederic Johnstone a
roansorlal from tbo ladies. From what he knew of the
Wades.' a beam of Si, Frederic, he believed it would
he favottrabyl reesived—(applasse).
The meeting ilea terminated.

PRISTON.
HOSPITAL e MID AT. —Th• OSHISISSAA st Preston
shoulb on Banday Ise. foe the Weymouth Boyd
Hospital, amounted to E 4 5.. Bd.

BADIPOLI.
H00rn...1. Boopor.—Tho oollootiooo at Etalipala
oliurolt gamuts/ to £41.. 7d.

LANGTON HERRING.
Homrm. StrwnAT.—The ealloslims M 14111001 M
church &minuted to El Bs. 84.

POinfD.

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HoInTAL COLLECTION& —Tim solleationa at BC
G•arre's &walk in aid at Wayside% hasidtal, es Bea-
day podded £6 9a. Bs., than at St. J•ha's gat*
about El 101.
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Tai TRS ROYAL ADOLUBS. —The
Hengist, from Yertesesetly Hakim fasaiss. bee tem
slimed for tie his fele am ta reeseviseg the boa
whi the divers resevered trees tie week At the
eg me week the westiber vlistreemble
treaellaidastreey troll Immo esseem, eee It am
eseseserg sews,
.Hseggetbus kAil aim

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his commsesid to Portland. Mr. R. 11. idligit. Limi lir. Rose, milkman, the saw. day led
FILIITUr.d.. wheat rick lad Saturday. Tim ylele Is an egeenest arid valuable eow, witieb was
lieriv"_sim ad tit. &sedition vleellast. ' taken ill and died.
prottl .17,G srcussa ~r • QuaanT•utill &MOUT. Tan Bliihop nt 8.16b0r7 WO* his trienoial vlsitati
01101...F1h.m Honsford, who had been w,,ritiow In Iwo on Tamedity last, sad was fully attcoriod by thli
—hir• A-cwir mines he was a boy, has sucwowfully ek...T,
'l°•4;„.mination for a situation in it. excise, Taxa? TO FCSOOr.S.--11.• ohildron attending lb.
~,.. i 1 • tirst,l••• certificate. Mr. iliardord. National Buoday and Infant Sohools. numboriog 500
*ad • wog • member of the Yaeger Mon'. Moral went to Brearston• Park, on Totsday last. Thiry
.lior Miitital I,orovement. foeutatitm. If •stoo, bite awemhlrd at their reepoetivs schools at 2 o'clock, and
c
-- y &Nee tia his ttullea availing him.tilf of tiro waikid in proeisdon with bannerm through th• tow.
b,,,,,• •.eurn,a.....iyrre4 by 0. lintitution, to thevalue of the infants being drawn in the band cornier, sea
*.rrhr.ki. 'nee ...is • gratifyind tvetios, fly. othrr vshioleis. &vices, arid other amucemeate were
O'coon Trinti.sits —At thJ 10.1 g.• meeting on Taosday provided for tho children till toa time, tirtien • good
it. ft 1,..ii3f, ..,. ,lectoal afllwrs for the suenty of tea sad osk• was handed round and much
•.c.cing term :—Bro. W.nthiactan, W.O T.. ; )3,„„ , _. .. .
err:op.°. wt. odor's band played ei:rleit the evening,
w„,.11, a .V.T. ; Bra. it. lisntalls• W.B • 86 0' • And the day', Prcereelhaa wars wound an by .ronding
. WFs, • Bro. Mitchell, up five balloons, illuminated with colourr•I light&
" 'l' us. W.T. 4r". W'il. W.
. . WIG • Br
WM. ; lint. Wyatt, W.C.C; sr, Foot, . ~ ~.
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W.S.M.; _ Pre. A. P.
Ackerman. WOO . ; Bro. Davi,.
Cidatec, W.D.8.; nisi.; Worrell, W. K. 41.. Sr; Sister
Mitchell, W.L. 11.8. Bro. 'Litwin is P.
'GT.. and
Bro. Pladis has I,.oatunsiwi.di aa D.O.W.C. F. The..
w lhcnt I'M nremb.rs iu gaol stending, sod two
Id
Toes ens° elsaraere dada have been granted this quarter.

GRAND PARISH FESTIVAL.
Tnesday last wss • day of atilt •utitentent and
T. j bit gin St. George's pariah. Portland, for erth the
wmusi treat tY the Paola,. of St. Gorge's rineday
eshoole va• 00np'.4i a public festival for the Tweets
std friend, at the children, and the parishiorera
fif kw Forbes hul kinhy lent the Perk
field, adjoining Penosylvaew Cutle, fdr the purpoae,
and be this field oonitnands an extensive view over pvt
of the Cantle grounds, and thence away over the
Channel. it was to t it be • most pleayant owl smteblo
piece. Slejdr Williamson, and the otlioers of the 4 61th
It lies kiersy allowed their fine baud to play, end the
mahie,te of a pleasant fee were proured. The Rector
the it.,. J. A. Bessor, was moot etyrgetio in organie-
leg the affair, and he was essiyted by • 1111111CMU1 C.lll-
- of tie priacipal petal:dopers. Tr n afternoon
was eit'ightfu :t Nye, and the *chooses formed in Ku-
eeesien -t tho echool-room at two u'elorle, en 4 est.g
164, liras Ate out eed Modem, " We Itrn, the place.
0 God." Fenn, the schoolroom they mirchel a. St.
Oconee cbuieh, Referee, whore a short aeryiee was
held, the body et the church 1..1 crowded. The first
ldmn sang was" me, ci, g with holy glade, Pe (366)
sad then the Rretor ddivered • short sd.'rtes to th•
ohildryn. Hs •aid their me. tit gin the church rt minded
him of it.. eldldren in the Temple, who race the
praises of the Saviour. The wholars yore new brought
here to begin their Iwttvale with Pr yer and
praise to God. He advised twee to bosoms more
regu'ar at at penote•l to lb. be att, mist as at
school in future, sod poitoed tot tle d Remelt
between the et j rot of the wises at Christman
and of tida treat. The pre s wcre reward+ far good
behaviour ; but W. was a trOat tO encourage the
children to flume to &Owl, atyl momethicg to look for-
ward to, end afterwards lot back upon,,, a day of
attain:tory p' The children then sang
(h.eiou. Saviour, gentle tl .1.. rd,' OW, this was
followed by three appropnate cull, tits, alit then lb.
Rector gave the blewitg. Then leavirg the chalet
they went to the schoolroom, where the prcoeseien was
reformed. It wee in y followitg order:—

Banner of the ,c Fool. wlt h a bandana!s picture (1 Pt , Genre*

on horn heels. tire heron tempi's./ the Dragon. Thin dad
painted on blue siik by 21r. C. White. abd du ousels
admired It alo In in add lettere " Portland
Church Eadland nday hooka"
Eder c1a..4 the girls' sebooL

The choir, t•outoinlog 12. hot r aoll 12 girls, and numbering,
ith men. It out Q.
The einging was led ty Mr. Churchill.
he nmaindtr of be school. Mr W. Attwoolleunerinlendent,
Mr. A. 111artf,rd *errantry.
Ihe e..'d.. lir It. Oho., Mr A. Scrims, Mr C. Hinde,
Mr C. Whim. Mr J. C. Loon, Mr 11. same. Mr U.
Smith, Mr C.reer, Ur 0. Lino, Mr B. Whit., Mr
HOIOM

Mr R. Lino, and Yr K Fett-oTe,rehurehtrardene sad Rev
.1. A. liesaor, rector
Several of the eonareistlen anal other friend,
. . .

There —1; ;r.—LIZI3O;7I:I7.IWin: ;Od 471 —les—Tiers iu
the setup%

The procovion was gay with batmen ad Bags, with
various mottoes designs. At the botton Refenie
the scholars • " lirightly gleams our bruntr " (3dl).
and in Easton Squats "Orawsrd, Chriatian soldiers"
(3831, and afterwards 325, " Bark, la•rk, my soul,
impalas/ones are swelling." Arrived at the entracee to
the 6.1 d. they Fused under • beatriftal areh of flowers
and evergreens, and had buns and tea in a cornet of the
Geld. This piece of ground sow ;resented a very gay
sight, hutdrods of people being &emitter b. tick, t, and
mining the fine view. In the 1.11 front the easpars•
tively smooth waters of the Cheunel were broten into
surf u the wavelets met that dsugeroes 'heal. the
Bbsmblee, vibieh was rlaiuly visible throughout its
whole lenatb. Immediately its front were beautiful
trees, then a gap through which you saw the Eoglieh
Channel again, thou more true belqnsing to the beau-
tiful grounds of Pertelylvazis, and away to the right,
some of the most p swag peeps of tbis part of the
istand.

A marquee was pitched for the aecommodatirn of those
who mrved tbesw.st oonteminied. and outside this was
the powerful band nt the 4-80th. numbering 12
elarionets, 1 hautboy, two dotes, four corrode, fire
horns, ate euphonium, two b.ssooos, thrto trombones,
tbre• trumpets, four brae, and two drum,. Under
11srr Messes they played tho (Dittoing selection
March Prophet" ......
." Zseres ..... • Herold.
Walts..... ......... " Joilrosii.ter •
frekcifre...
?solaria Csan., songs —
.Oriewsid.
Select 100 ....... ......." Eresel ...... .............. Verdi.
Quadrille "Ha or tie " Serve.
Welts " ...... Straw&
M.surks.... ...." Camilla" ........ Carbulta.
Caron
To tho right of them were sprial a sms number of
tea-tables, and here 540 persons sat down to tea is
th• Gest instanoe,but y were pre.est that soother
party hot lobs d. and &tweet, 700 and 800 site •
umber sat down. The " tables ' were many of therm
given by bind Mende, Mrs. Ben nor gone two trey.,
besides repplyion the bend. *rooms dims who pre-
sided were :—Mrs. B. Collins, Mrs. J, es ph HA& r,
/dire. Whiteber, Hrs. Edweid Passer, Mrs. W. Pewee,
Min Tidswell. Mrs. B. Stone, Mrs. V. Ltaß, Mrs.
Comer Mrs. Wiles, Mr.. H. Lasso. Mrs. J. C. Lae°,
Mrs Z. Mlitedge, Mrs, J. Ward, Mts. Couch, Mrs
Bannah Colline, Mr. 0. Lino, Mrs. Perron., Miss
Tansy &wives, Miss Slims Peruse, Miss Clifton, Its
After tea, a variety of snorts ••rie enjoyed with much
meet, and • most f appy time was spent. The number
of •Isitots to tbe 54141. stated at about MOO. .

Th• prooersion wee re-formed in the 'round, sod
marched, engirt, " ?Opiate of the hltabt, back to the
pariah schcolrorm, where they sang the doxology, sod
were dist:Mooed, after Feiss three cheers for the
Factor abd the ether trreada by whom they had been
eatartslued.