The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21 00:00:00

LANDLORD
.PORRING IU TI4DR.

dri‘ed Kai;v-s-,16;410-rrOl the Beehive Inn, vu
summoned for ,ving bad language in the struts &boat
12 o'clock at night.
PU JhrUtt proved the eau Defeedant he said,
NITA° to an old moo named Rolls, uying that be had
not been to the Beehive to eight. After some time
B•rtiett went away. Raines knocked the old maa
doxy, and used bad language. The constable, who
• returned, threatened to lock him up; but even.
&wiry Haines went in.
M. Howard contended that there we. no offenee,
under the summons. The ease was dismissed with
arts

FAMAT.—Beforo lb. Msror (Mr. J. Robotism), Dr.
J. Ms.,. mad Mr. 0. Reynolds.

lifery'llaiges was brought up for being an idle sad
disorderly person in the streets.
P.C. Cooper found he: drank hod swearing In S.
Nicholas-4.mA.

Supt. Vickery said she was the mast fonl-moutheyl
prostitute in tho town ,riien In lig lot, and lasi been
several times previously oonviotei.
The poor dirty oU wretoh was again submitted to
whatever remedial proems might be conned in seven
dais bard labour.

Benjamin Hawley was summoned by Miry Balmer
for moult. It vas said that she yes straok In mis-
take, end the Bench oonsented to the case being coot.
promised, on payment of 10a.

. _
The Devon Chunber of Common*, on Friday, pommel •
must:Amon. resolotion tint the chamber did not think
the be, eat. would result from the repeal of the malt-tax
that its 'Amides espsoted.
A =settso of deputies from ths anions sad local boards
In Worth Will. two, held at Clolppenham on Friday,
when it was resolved, by 19 to 15, to appoint one offisar
for several adjoining Torsi and atbso dittrisits, in
pftforenos to one for eaoh diarist.
Mr. Firuoe bu Irmly refused to see • deputation of
trades unionist. who wish to wriag from tilm a reduction
rf the sentence passed on the gas•stolters ; bat he will
rewire a petitlon. and oonsider it.
. . .

Two men-, answ.ering the desoription of the murderer
of Elsrriet Sitwell, in Great Coram•etreet, have ben
apprehended—one at Sheerness, and the other at
Guildford; but the withseses failed to identify them,
and they Imre been set at liberty.
James Homes, ez-sooretery of the Wolverhampton
Oss Company, bas been untriceed to twelve months'
barl iabottr for embeseing £18.3.
Ths Lord Cosmterlala has been ordered to rive op
hit ',invests., and In future to use cheap wood matches.
Perhaps now we shati bans • reduetlon of the inoome-
tan.

TMt ROCR —Muriel by tke Rev. J. W Carter, Vicar
of Cltrist Chards, Strutlard, London, W —Dig deep and
lay your foun ation well is our emnest advice to every mut.
When you me • huge crack in the third•etory room of •
tall mansion you may at once memos there I. eornething
err one in the foe olation, So with a rellithille pratem on
that Is not founded on the fe, re Jesus Christ. Sooner
or later the crack appears In the delly life or elm the
frm y structure leans over from the perpendicular, Him •
hosing well and a tottering fence. Ere if it menage to hold
Itself up until the dying hour the tremendous surge of death
tumbles the whole edifice of preeuroption and falsehood into
utter, Irretrievable ruin. When the lot storm deecende, and
the donde beet upon it, it fall. and great will be the fall of
for etentPy can bring no ',pair to the wreck. its building for
eternity therein but one sun foundation. God Is rich in re-
morse, but he has prortked only one than of sairailon. Other
foundation can no man lay then that le lest, which le Jesus
Chile. What is meant by this We believe it naeans that
when einful man had no righteousness of him cwn to stand upon
Christ bemoans to him rigraeousnews. When he has no strength
Je.114 offers to put its infinite arm beneath hi,,. When the
sinful voles has no inward principle to base • godly life upon
Jesus Implant, one through regeneration. When he ha. no
pattern to lire by Jam furniehes • perfect nualet And when
env patient man sincerely embraces Chao dans aa his
Saviour, mete on His Motorman tor pardon, look, to Jesus for
guidance, les is on Jeans for support, and It united to Jesus in
heart and IL dully life, then may he be mid to hare bulk on
Jmue as his spiritual foundation. When a 113111 tbue embraces
Christ he has • rochhed. Infinite end Immovable, beneath
him. If ye Inquire of him whence he derirs strerigth for the
strain of .laily life, Se wrenching triab., its ',meting tempt...
Mae, an.l its toils, he can humbly testify that down in the
depthn of hie soul there Is an underlying grace which Christ
d ith furnish. Thin work f Christ, for him and within him, is
hie founistion. It underlies his religion, Just as the Vara.)
under ea the heat en.kiseing bills. If you take away the dlr.
In* Jesse from thin man, you abs! away his halA. Ms hope, his
peace, his strength, his character, hie all. n you build on
anything elm, on your prs) el, or )our profesions, on 'on.'
Morar.ty or ;.hiihiithv py, or, your ceremonies or your
o.urch-memiard,ll, -y.o no. building on the Innas.--Can-
tribillions or stamps to pay for these insertioss In this and
IC. other newspaper. (whion are euppoeed to Isavellthree milton
readers weekly) will be thankfully remind by the ie. J. W.
Carter, 7, Avenge-rood, sow. London,

Jan. 4 .