The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-15 00:00:00

To be moved by the Ite;. Pratt Wilbump, D.D.:—

" That a cower-tar ol the Synod be appointed to oottlidor
*Art reform le desirable in the couitltution od the Lower
Hour of convocation of this perinea, ani to take etre steps
rnllwar likely to promote Its attainment.'

To be moved bithe'llov. A. Codd

'•That a committee be appointed to tate into conederation
the existing deficiencies In the mot idun for the spiritual
ministrations of the Church In thie Moore, In parishei .ben
ad cannot be expected from the central home misaion rocletise,
,ted to report Igloo the bee way of meeting !Duch elude,"
'TO be moved by the Berl Nelson :

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.That In ail parish churches it Is desirable that there he no ,
veer-meta or approprlatioe of seals : but that lb. body of the
church should be free fer the um or all perishlooers, rich or '
poor, both du11.% the boors of divine eerrke, and at other
for private prayer and meditation?'
Mr. A. Buckley proposes elaborate pexoohlal returns
as to church scoommodatlon, the meaner In which the
pews are occupied, the assennt raised. Um frequency
of the offertory, whether there le say chtires.rate,
and U not how the eardes. sod fabric or. maintained.
To be moved by the Rev. Preheadary Sir I. R.
IPhiHnpo, Bert
That • wets:nines be appointed to inquire and to report
I hereon to the Synod, wben additional church •xoctimodaUon
be Mill Deeded in ttle diocese. especially in the towns. mid la
the outlying hamlets. bearing at the mute time In mind that
suppoeing the pre.ent churches to be made free and open. sod
this wink. in them to be multiplied, they would be
available for • terser number of • arshlppm. Icon now, and
Vale might In mate pieces etageres& the neceemityrof bui!ding
Ca met"
To be moved bill. Rev. R. 8o Broome .
..That In all parish churches the offertory etiould be •
engslaz part of the worship, sad should In every part& b. the
Jid Obaue. ar Contain money for the expense. of ;Debite
morehip end of ell worts of mercy."
To be moved by the Rev. Prebendary Payne
met it al &Ursine toinereae. the income of the Board of
&lunation. the Chuang. Building Society, the rued for
AugrznoUng Piozgr.BerieScea.... stiithosif Church L'aloom. trartywel,
more
general mamma to efertortes"
Mr. 0. W. Ferrer sad the Rev. IF. Trotman hay.
Mass for the support of the Marsh of linglaed
ereiripmmoree Society. -The Rev. J.P. ifseesemar wi
proposea aommittee to oonsider the improvement of
ecistesisetice patronage. The Rev. Prebendary Sir G.
R. Philip., Bart, will propose a Moms& Board of
Illiseleas to Neter so Interest In foreign mlosioos, bet
they me not to colleof money for misdonary purposes,
sad he leugnesta the 1i.P.0. and C.M.B. should both be
represented.
To be moved by the Rev. 1. IL Da Bailey :
" That • committee be appolated to itignlce into the nature
..011 octant of the cheap periodical literstu re, and to wigged in
whet eny It may be improved.'
To be moved by the Rev. J. Parr :
•• That Serial Societies be formed in our parki, to. awes&
at uscrals, end by mutual eaaelance to help toward. the
room &mot burial of the departed, avoiding the somealty ad
pauper runerele."
Meet is the railed programme of work to be set before
the Synod; sod our Only hope ia that some mibstsatial
good may ODOM Of it.

11It.. Brownioes now poem monists of 4,600 liner.
Yr. Pullman, of America, has sontreeted to supply
the Midland Railway with ton ileenlog ow.
Ou Benda, wink two palm tram were filmed to.
earispienotm part of lb., nave of St. Pael's
• rears% sp.oial abet proclaims the toieratioo 01
Christiaaity throughout the Roiptr• of Japan.
An eruption, lasting frier dap,„ has taken place In
tha Bkaptar iokW. • Vol CAD 0 ill (NIA Od
Ekingalee national theatre is to be satekiiled Is
Culeetts.

ISinter lowa oomusmd 6,000,000 bathed& of aces
for fuel.
• lady, aim mother of two children, his Passed her
Mat examination se • dastor .t the Paris ?amity of
Mes..
The nerviest authorities have lapelled an Austrian
" became ha is • Jew.'
TO. Medic& Press is In favour, on hygienic and
audit grounds, of increnintion of the dead Instead of
Miss Holley, aged 81, an ismale of °althea work-
bags., Reiland, for 16 years, hoe just come Into paus-
al= of 87,000.
OsOn FILDAY Onsawayoa.—la an age of much
religious Wilmette. mad, as it is alleged. of growlsg
scepticism, it Is acessolation to tad that members of
aka thus* are 'bowleg theressed earnestness, sad by
emelt massed observasses are testifying more than ewer
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is-r-th-e—g—reaCdrisdor. of I¼. Cbzlitlai
faith. it le for this ram we regard the kareand
reservenor of Good Friday as i holy day with demi
salisferaion. As • mere fens and ceremony or is •
mere keoplan op of an old eestom, mob as OOiT&DiS
mould he of but birth worth, tut taken as as evidence
•01 Prazi7 Loaratalwd raileeus kaki la ear Morels it Is
o ska of the times fall of ooloooragolooot. There has
diesomo attempt to revive anoleatoustonis or to intro-
Arm amolties into our sereisse with • vitro to
argamet the coogregationa The growth of the regard
raid to Good Friday seems to have Immo sperateneous,
mad to stark forth m an evidence sib. healthy growth
of milsioso feeling Cala prompts rather to lama
otoorvomoo Um to paha!' ostentariom The atteed••••
as osir obardtes IN only so Intoned din of this spirit.
but ft his tile further advr=lattil= SO
world a half In lb. gross of our