The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-29 00:00:00

IIININTILATION• OF WOlllll.

This subjoot wait apparently tho magimt of am
Synod. Lord lidos promoted a »port from a COM-
WWI* who offerod no recommendatiou.—Roe. A.
DODD proposed:—" That I. the duty of the Church,
Os ornasien Mall serve, to outplay, under due oontrol,
the moult old gifts and powers of 1/0171211111, in aid of
the; 'offering and cogitated poor around us, tinder
wtratomr form consistently with rho dootrio• sad
d=o of th• Ohara of Ilegisod, omit Pious
may he freely Mimed.' An ammdomot had
been melted from Rm. Mr. Philip, refusing tim
emotion of the Synod to as isetitutiou of a moticental
type, as alien to th• primiplo• of the Church, and
dangerous I. the notice. Another from Roy. Mr.
Brine, rolled for arekdopisocipal sotion in the matter,
and in the Marva for an estsbUshment at Salisbury,
under such mouletlone as tbs filebop approved.
•saabor from lb. Rev. Mr. Chretien averred that the
Synod was not propand to express a genital approval
of lb. proposed employment of women.
Dom these the Manor observed that they showed
Me andesirablenews of Memo* resolutions (hoer, hear).
Not OM of thaw offered say practiced saggestion swept
Mr. Brim, who, living at Peter end of the county of
Dorset, wished him to set on foot an Institution la
Salsbury (laughter). H. suggested that sooner :or
later some putiomon would get IT and pr,pose an
Butlisnada,—a "Happy Din Peta, —by moving lb*
preview gumption. This Rev. John Duman did. but
Mr. Codd, objeeting to snob as abeolut• eitinguisbor,
withdraw his moboo, sod all this azooodminita tilt
through.

II lanai
_PARLI aIIEPTAIRT .

Preasetor LIAI sm4 t. oom—cnit—tee— recommended
opposition to the Burials Bill. Let throe who °blessed
to lito aerviee o/ the 'handl in rural &striate have
their own burial ground. Also petitioclng against Mr.
disertablishinant motion. The Education Lot
of 1870 they thought should I), maintained. They
approved the Agotoniturul Children's Bill. Minor
ensesares were also oommeseed upon.

ispowza •CIIOOLII 00M11.51110v.

Mr. Pl,Olll, M.P., moved the appointment of a
eemodtlese to watch the Endowed Schools o,mo:denim
and any fresh legislation thereon. Ho leaked to tho
ondowed schools for the education of a very important
clam of lb* community. The middle dames, toi very
great extant, swot their children to endowed roboolii,
end he thought It whoald be a wimps of great regret to
all churchmen if the educational endowments originally
designsd for the instruction of the poople in religion,
and therefore almost necessarily in the religion of the
Choral, of Lozlead. because at the time when • greet
number of those endowed schools were establiahod the
Church of Ragland was the only religious body in the
essustry, War diverted front their original object and
applied to other purposes.
A ICIIDZACOS SAIIICRULIT seoonded.

'1);"13178-0-7.osla o.t of 71;-.3:1—ooh. moo Propels&
sight or nine were In Dorset, namely, Wiwborne,
Sbarborse, two schools at Shaftesbury, Netborbary.
Bootolootor, Yottotnitor. nod ono or two others besides.
The sobotoow hod boo soot to Urn.

7•1;;;•7110;o; , &.d a petition to
Prlio-
Oftt adopted.

ELAKINTLIT
_IDUC ITION.

A resolution wee p—ite;ed.fOTti-e.m—diatensrtee of the
Momentary lidnestion Act, MO

AciaICULTUZLL calla:4l3re SELL.
All the speakers approved Mr. Reed's Bill now
before Par!lamest, sod a reeolitUoa in that moor wee
puled.

1117111 AL or iiisui

The Rev. A. CoaDD moved " That any irk/Tato* coo-
with the Waal of nonoooformiste may be re-
dressed without opestieg the oonsecroted graveyards of
the Marsh of Ingited to the misistrations of other
this her eierly." Re engies,ed th,.y might establish
eaneterlee, or have • berries at the home no woe own-
moo In Seafood, or a law might giro the option of
another servios.

—Prebeeda.ry—Kups rid the question of allowiog
nemoonforadet lerriees lo the churohee or disestablish-
meat mai saw spew or later.

ITowveTul hawing epok—set;gitinTtv
itto &aisle Bill,
Yr. 0. B. &JOT thought Dissenters had sone
amount of griewssos, and depreo.tod tits spirit of "an
ossaprosolse" nutudenod. He mare/Sad limiting the
optima's of But Burials Bal to slims where there on
no

F. J. Ma 'wan ruggested an alternative ter-
vise, mentioning the ors of a Baptist farmer's children
in hie perish, who had service oondueted outside the
ohuroh-yard and he so respected the faintly that be
joined the funeral party as • in,urner.
Bev. REIGINALLID SMITH *wooded tide propoeaL
Bev. J. G. BIM advocated permitting in shun*-
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yawls other religions servitor with.- proper e;leirearde.
Bev. 4.. H. BULL was la favour of an alternative
swam far use when soaralsotions nonconformists asked
1.. it, be • properly authorised per....
Bev. T. T. Pinowww mid he felt not the least dil•

realty la readlar—the servile, of the Church over the
body of a pleas Dieneatar In his own parish. In other
othes the Meshy would still remain. Alternative
Border would be =Adair the clergy judges In lathy
IBMS ; a very dangerous Nap to take.
Prthesidery Jam had saperiseoed the nate dial-
amity as lit. Messeager, to mord to three worthy
Ecodsi femora Dissenters had already the right to
to bailed without any service I. the oharohyards.
Mr. J. Ikons, quite agreed la what seemed to be
the eery gtherally resolved opiates of the Synod, that
every opacities should be awed to the bill of lir.
Ostrom* liorgaa—(ther, hear)—bot be didn't wish to
j. beyoad that. The atheonfonalet body—indeed all
a—were looked upon in the eye of the law
de
a eertain eztoot as members of the National Chersh ;
and he didn't with to do anything to drive thorn farther
a from h. He scald rather bring thew towards the
Chunk—Near, haul. In travelling through the
solustry, It was always palatal to Mut to see that in
large esuesterise provided for town. It should be
waosesary to waletain the ellstloation after death
between &borehole@ sad nathonformlats which was
cepthesated by the two rival wortaary
hear). Ha thought that there at least they might hops
to soak to that common brotherhood whisk almost all
Christian teat would be desirous to rotogoiss ea a bond
et embus taitia—(hear, how)—and that that °earths
hood should sot to broken or loosened by say proceedkis that bight be takes with regard to burials. With
that view, he eboald be very thankful indeed if wine
other solatioe shim that of separate burial grounds Sc
ell the parishes could be arrived st hear).
The Margels Bare °Naiad strongly to au
altaraative marries ; sad add be looked upon the Burial

BU os ait laidteSis ettelopt, not to obiain r41i1;71
botiel io the altarehyards, but, as it were, to sisoulseise
or make women or Fa lido property (as against the
Mane) cot oar dinzoties, and of oar eharobearda—
(boar, mar and opploosa).
Tlte Bii.ot object-el to a:talkative °How 11 thaw
OW SY Wag in it. Prayer Book hit did not Ulu— aid
Sheri wens very few Wage in it he disliked at all—it
was this apatite of data( tole War or Unit. It sot the
erholo osogroptios ?whin' what tbo olergyman would
do; be took sae thing bo was sionethina-" its," sad
if We took tho other Was S. was eentethise-other.
ire "—(a tlas v.,a soegoopition baud
out what • roaa was whoa Is took the alternative we.
aamoddni waNag. Ho restelleated that whoa Se first
weal down too Wits In tie Ws of Wight ha Wad la
the cows of Ws Int week or fortolght Ha b. .ad
hi sante wen promoted ho Si wiry High Ohorabgyps
WOO, Yid awy atagerose—(a lough ) and the wields
arm Qom drok, they said " Woo " inseam' or
" sod ossioadly Hog prosousioad tito ward
knowWie kaalsalgo,* aaa tho perishboors bad boo
aossatamodbs " kriow-ledgo "—(lasghtor). Now
Wm oily Uhlibalad the aitrasediaary wawa= ol
:=hew; awl loaf theoloigtaas—(htmer, hear, sad
w). Hi Woos Mr. Oodd's propoeittou wiping
other said.. might be hood It Hien wee • grimase
the sobs*
Yrwomaav rowed to add to Mr. Clodd's
attain " bat by tha atiaslualat Wow s. to tho
sharolyard) ol • Ow ol soesonotrood grouad ; add
that lbw Bows of Piwilmowat bit petitioned so to
as to WHIM Mak attoshotoot kt whim
bo deemed doikabia"
no Bow. H. Noma siftelled, bat Shore wars only
WW2 for It.
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aphid Mr