The Forest of Dean Examiner : — 1877-04-13 (Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England)

MBDT BURIALS BILL. "Aye, marry is 11 that the concluding paragraph of this re- N.B.—ln asking for Hand's Packet Tobaccos see Itgeonters were, at one time, forbidden to a I carry forth the pleasant sound of further that you get them. Each packet bears our trade mke the in& way, soon to appear in the form of in- mark or signature, which are copyright, preach as they liked. The "immortal tinker" -those who seem s from several sources. There is room Proceedings will be taken ain gainst any infringe- became an mate of Bedford gaol because he the enlarged house for any arnonmt of spiritual suicides 'up the spaces !which have been ment of the go e . to dared obey his own Conscience, and break an ins volent and compassionate friends • Resterd Packet Tobaccos 1 cross roads. • Christians abounding in each • tolerant law, under which he was charged with What has the •e to Him who has told them to HOW MON E Y I S MAD E . ~ going about to several oonventicles to the great st their labour is not in vain -- allowing _co The question has often then asked by those desiring infor- disparagement of the government of the Church eltemeteries, to ' motion on the subject, how could a little capital be invested of England." In the days of the Stuarts, Notices. will a fair chance of obtaining a success ideas? It can Ts AND EXPENDI Nor can this question be readily answered by the individual formists might not minister to the living, and lax TO DECEMBER appealed to. He may be a merchant shipowner, banker, • • in the goodwill manufacturer, or any other of our numerous trades or pro- now they may not Wiry their dead after their bring about. II , fessions, but—in any case—his reply would be biassed from oven fashion in the parish graveyards of the land. . d. Es. d. the peculiar position of his own standpoint, and so must . mere sect, but ' 5 all questions of a similar nature be answered, if 05. The sturdiest Dissenter must conform at the last; dividualised. the nation, I Now, en the calm reflection of an independent mind seeking and the Church, against which he is by legal i hold nthat 001 0 5 sterling information, the idea would naturally suggest it theory a self to th rebel, through its minister, receives :lin .'. Mb 6 0 examine the statistics of the different sources open to in- same broad tc 249 15 0 vectors, such as Railways, Telegraphs, Mines (of every de- dead, who, living, was east out, and affirms the 10 le 0 scription), Banks, gm. which now hap '8 9 But to detect a sterling undertaking from an inflated one "sure and certain hope" of his resurrection. At men in relit is the one great source of perplexity (as tease an old adage " nothing looks more like a good coin than a spurious one.'') heat sight it appears strange that those who in Church of the and the sterling one is so often localized that the public rarely have the chance of joining in it and sharing the un- some cases refuse to read the burial service over , Church of n doubtral benefit arising therefrom, but more evecially as an unbaptised infant, should claim it as their Ne promoters invariably retain the good thing for them- Englishman of 4es and their friends, and that is one great argument why exclusive right to bury Dissenters, except on Dissenting be 43. that every Liraited Liability Company ought teo go ,to the general public ter their funds, and not indi- the supposition that there is a spice of pleasure Side; and that a or localize the matter at all. DI the ceremony in such cases, which there is a les, however, the general public are invited, .and retalkuecrtansacey that tfhoree forego. We consoledl rV e onc e when mortal career ortunity of investing their spare capital in a 4 te riloi nrtgl., ane . d.rho ofmoquumertely ugde retabkiy tall., seou.,if,io ligious profe: 'o stake their mouey. that one day he should probably be peace in tir light our meaning, we will notice a few h:ea,ran, ehe thought ' , will be found at nnte cone under Our OHobservatlon, • book his enemies in his order ok. We do not tied during the last few -H years, OH and to soots of the 'especially draw the attention of our however, put *his interpretation upon the attitude bare under a 4-e'yv'arelYsindeyoerrireeustirre'ii ltiMon' Of the ministers of the Established Church: they were si ming into detail we may remark Its risks; even banks fail some- rather do we think it is one of those fights for an wisely and cc empty privilege, which their successors will one lition of rammer., tluctua- these small honey of their debtors, Le. less for the s wee, spent years ago. day be surprised they should ever have con- . :ugh "The Stocks" are than they (It -ordine as ieasinary tended for. to influence their origin. el m,„,,n00 with The present aapect of the question is that Kr. —— - . ned themselves Osborne Morgases annual motion in the House of ,of a plot of Commons, has so far been successful that the , LOCAL ailed them-.pony," Cionservative Government have thought it wise of Ten to take the matter in hand, lest worse should 'vg, befall it underlother auspices. Clergymen my, Gann TH ''• „ ' Monday, IV If we allow Dissenting Ministersto pray in our , at Breinton,i Churchyards, how shall we keep them out of our . keeper to I belonging t 'urches ?" We should not have been surprised , tion of Mr. who overleaped the Liberals in reform, and January la: -seated the Conservatives into accepting under-gam( hare snare ' suffra,g,e, had seized another glorious ,partly adm. and had seen iq the Burials Bill a penned for' • Dissent into the Church. Might , i defence, 03 and eosts. ' with quite as much show of THEFT 1 'of his successful bid for Tory . Edward G i charge of • substratum of the Read, at ministers of Little . taken V . f the Church pulpits s.. of the the syphons •of their flocks has , away with ' 'they will bees 'I between the I The m a 'd their own -Christian will tad 1 rooms OD association while sacred sow kens : Kattah id , the Rev. a address v . mingbam much alas The I celebrate( sermons, Rev. W. ' fternoon •mns : Oren: 'VI t. ilk