The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-10 00:00:00

pay for their drums If they have not, he thought they
should go in free. They were doing this not only or
their own amusement, but for the public and the go el of
the town, therefore when they hod found out what they
got from subscription., let them share among those who
tak • par in the proreision.
Ts° Cii atnntX rem irked they must hove fund, some-
how ; rwrhapt those kho had not the entrance fee them-
Bele. s wion.l get friends toil,. It them.
Mr. mgeterrit xiought at Dorcheeter lists were placed In
the varied, pride hoses aed the landlord uked the..
Who catne in tor subscriptions The committee may sit
for - ultscriptiohs, sg.,l the money thus collect id is
for orchua and things nue. iry fur working up
the ad' air. Thu 11.11-cr ism with • good many would t,e
C .11 oton pocket.; hut. he hop id some of thus- who
can afigrd it will giv- • litt, more loan • haii.rr•iwn, and
that wilt make op It in actii star they gut .1..k0 or
we can do the segue ti.. year, ano perhaps in a Is. yews
a great deal more. It we. pi opo.i.ti to have • prucerltoll
through St. Mary-street and Sr. Thorns...street and on the
Front, whore • bonfire is to be lit in such • place that the
.woke shall not adeet the blues. Spine people ray—
Why not let old Guy Fawkes alone I lie has been dead
long enough," and some feared it would annoy others by
being made • semixeligious affair; but very few of those
present, he was sure, would do that. (Applause) There
were about 241 of theft, and they must nave rail) or LIO
at the very least, and the whole of the money be necessary
to tall fireworks, or if there to any surplus, let it be carried
over for a torchdight procession next year. fur he hoped
this would not he • firth in the pan, but at vegans's% sec.
• sees. (APPlesse.)
The CHAIRMAN suggested that the question of the
moans 01 euh.c. in on be left t I the committee, there
ought to lie eras payment, jut to exclude the rabble
rout and ensure p iiiplo of good character. To the cum.
mitt*. it might a ito be left., Ii wheth-r 111 or 12 should
be the no shell in tie companies They had now to
apnoint s .cretary, assistant secretary, and capt•ina.
Mr. CMADDOCK prop wed, and Mr. Dx•sien sec Ander!.
Mr. liobbe as went ary.
Mr. Notate' woulg be willing to assist, but could not
undertake th whole.
Mr. HARMAN prop...el Mr. Thiseltan; but he .eclined,
ant proposed Yr. Nob's' and Kr. Bannett joint secre-
taries.
Mr. Itglex Err said he would not be able to give sufficient
time.
Mr. Sal: prup oe 4 Mr. C. Hall, who was swing es
secretary to, and win would be a very tp-oil man.
Mr. NICRI.CY eipiided.
Mr. CALKIS Hsu. promised to do his beet, and hoped
they we Alit back him tip. Let them so in atei show that
Wevaiou h is not bel,in I ths otbet twa. ol tic kingd to.
Meow, N Ada and Hall were then unaningougly appointed
j •int. secretsuies.
Mr. FAIRKT proposed Mr. Bennett al IP a.urer.
5c41.1 if it. several piaci e, end -wrical Ity lac •lamatinn.
Mr. IMINNITT promiesd to d. his best to make the
mosey go as tar art it could.
The nomination of c aptaine was then proud tied with.
Mr. Putt's, ot th- Q seen', II Wel, being Use drat.
Mr. T. likkossx, late of Doichester, said at that town
the c .mruittse chose toe captains ; and it was the cow.
mitt's' who ought to be chosen to-nig nt. Ile was pleased
to say that at Darcheetear • ledv is going to oven her
mansion with tirewolke on the night. At that town the
whole of tin young men found that, own dress, and if
they Could not beer at,ir own eXpeustea thy world really
on!, Crane in for ann..yence, and were not worthy of
t mt part in the procession. U.s company came out as
Gronadier 0 lards.
Mr. Bgekerr wonted out that according to the rule, the
espialns ere t be the working commit•ee, so that if the
committe, were Chown. toe C .ptstris wood Mu be.
Mr. ItgeltALL said the committee would select their
captains our As the town.
Mr. HARMAN understood these were the Dorchester
rul .5 ; but
Mr. CALAB HALL said they were DOC taken from the
D.irchest saw ciet.on ; they never copied any one.
The CHAIRMAN said they were given to him as the Dw-
chute'. rules. it would be better to chow.' a coming t
tor, with • barge and enthusiastic meeting like that, it
would hardly he safe to cho we captains. The *renegade
us •,1 by their Dirchestar mend were rattly C meet.
Mr. Sig viewed appointing the committee en t th-at
discuss the roles. He prop seed that Mr. T. Itsndall be one
a the committee. This ea. &treed to, and we folheriy,
I were also nominattd :—Met.rs. Farley. Barman, George
Cash, Jesty. 11.11. Wthiaini, Am di, See,
Wyatt, Junes It iv.-11, fits uphries D 4, Ciudad ark,
Smythe, 'fbigelt,n, Cowie. B dale, Parkusan Charles I.x.n.
mug, Graham, T. II Groves fluward Borten, Percy
Strew, W. Berne, Talbot, fucker (of Messrs. Devon sh's
opewery), whoolmat gr, with power to sod to their
number.
A voice, which had said—" Don't forget Weymouth'
don't let it all be Kele oohs' Regis," wee here heard
exelaiming—'. I beg to withdrew, because It is ail one
std."—Cries of "Turn hi.. out ," in the istidet of which
the owner of the voice retired, bung hissed out of tits
ree on.
The business being nowover, the p•oceedings terminated
with a vote of thanks to the Conirtuau.