From "Cruthwell's Sherborne, Shaftesbury, and Dorchester Journal; or
Yeovil, Taunton, and Bridgewater Chronicle of 10th July, 1767."
"A Curate is wanted, at Old Michaelmas next, to serve the
Churches of Burton and Shipton, in Dorsetshire; Salary 36l. per
annum, Easter Offerings, and Surplice Fees; together with a good
House, pleasant Gardens, and a Pigeon House well stock'd. The
Churches are within a mile and a half of each other, served once
a Day, and alternately. The Village of Burton is sweetly
situated, within half a mile of the Sea, about a mile and a half
from Bridport Harbour, and is noted in the Summer for its fine
Mackarel Fishery. Application to be made to the Rev. Mr.
Richards, Rector.
"A married gentleman will be most agreeable."
_Praise undeserved._--Does any one know where the oft-quoted line,
"Praise undeserved in censure in disguise,"
is to be found? A long search for it has hitherto proved ineffectual.