The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24 00:00:00

euitsiastical_ Initllignia.

THIN Hallam ohttroh-rate case is &aided ag•inst
defendant., •ni the rate is pronounced valid.
RAIL 13114017.•/11 has offered to cruet a nlianOlial in
Salisbury cathedral to his niceetor, Bishop Beauchamp,
who we* Bishop of Salisbury from 140 to 1481.
Tau Eightoenth Report of the Eonlemiastieal Con.'
Inisidon has just appeared in the form of a balky volume
of table., with reprints of an knindlnle Lumber of
damnation appended. le the courts of their report the
Commistiopere refer LO thWar prOotiao to appropriate a
capital sum of £3,500,11100 in the eve years following the
mouth of Morals, 1864. by when they ilo'POlt. to 'Li"
th• valu, of about 1,000 'atoll luring, to 1700 • year,
while probably nearly a. many will have bee. angoo-nted
be grants to meet benefactions. For the pr'-sent psar,
although they have a es of benefactions to the aeapspe
of a quiver of a million, they do not feel instilisd in
meetiog them entirely. Tley will, however, augment
thsir Frani for this &len by se &attune ropreeenting •
capital sum of £l5O OW. la addition to tub they pro
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pow to provide 1:5.000 • year to newt benefactiou of at
lean meal moue' to eugment unconditionally lb. fa. ,
cow of every benefloe in publie patronage to alop wyear
wherever the popish. ioo ie not less than 5,000. and to
grant • nuttier heoefit to benefices in nitrate patronage,
, providsd obe-bilf of tin ram required be provided from
noun olenastieel nt•reet. Mt, also proponi to appro-
priate £3,000 a-resar in perpetuity to tho endowspeut
with 400 a-year eat% of no. ciburebn to which distaste
Lucia; a population of not hos thou 5,000 titan have
been maligned, and to tbeendornsent of dollar chorines
In private Patrea••• to the extont of half that as.
oroeided that an endowment of equal value be oubooribed
by the laity. Tim total amount o' eispitel which they
propose to expend I. about CM, or 1118,116.1 Within the
stab balance tarried on to seat year's tieromaL
PRiVALinCTS 01 Ti. your baternning
snick • abort Urn* once au tin "Yew Tree," you
✓owed an lariwiry as to l's frequency is the old church-
yards. Lt is gamily amounted for. The yew wee
formed, cultivated /1~ tb• shunth for Ow oak* of Be
branches me • substitubt for palms on Palm Sunday.
After a special blereieg tie tbit manioc the bough. were
ceniod in prom...ion (in rem osbraisoo of our Lord's
triumphal entry into Jermeileas ocentoomorated on thin
day), gad held daring the nodal of the Pas4on accord.
lag to Ss. leattbsw The old rune of the day, which
is very ottrious, directs the priest to bites branches of
palm. olive, or oiler I oot (owe aliorena nefewen), and
4, distribute them to On peo•4*, alter ellkb 'ho
alas bikes plea. Pal breeeb•-• as Ores heverted
forth. psrpos• ; butt. England box with., nod oh6lly
yew, or, owed is embotitutes. Renee the freqoatcy of
the tree inn • old elturebyards.—Ediatioci Bo kat, lo
Drador.--Ifbor-Ii sootbor explanation slab. protease
.4 the yew tree in churchyards, via, that I. dela when
the bow and arrow woo the Eoglieb weapon of offonce,
every parish wee Irmied to itaint•iii • yew tree, of
wk.*, 16thaposegrho Ob• hew of the laelieb bow-
man eon properly be sad.; sad the eharobrord
, frayed of the pariah the tree au
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, net mil for Wet reeraa, bat to 'swan
al PRO,I werises4