The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16 00:00:00

BILIDPORT

Sialoun ACCIDENT.-0a Wednesday evening an
accident of a aeriou.. dissenter o.curred n ths. high-
road le dig from Brusriwindsor. Mr. If. Knight.
ol Wrel-S.reet. who is in the employ of Mr. J. Hoerr'.
gr..cer, wee returnin.r ii Br.dport in a Lenten,
&Med by Nlis• K••ight (bi. sister) nod Ma* Wsk•dey
of Driinvt .n. %%then about three rude* from the town.
one of the wheels suddenly came it and the party
anre prec•p;tated with touch violence in to the roe I.
The animal wee sabworyiently found wandering
homeward. Mies Wakeley we. seriously ihjure.l
about the head and face, and reneivesi p.ompt
surgical attondance. Miss Knight, fortunately, was I
uninjured beyond a physical shock, Mr. Knight we.
ook and bruised, but we trust not seriously. Dr.
Hay, of lartdpuet, attended.
Baur the Borough Polioe-court on
fu-ed .y, before Mr. H. Howell and It,. C. E Imundo,
John Wbeadon, labourer, of North Allington, was
charged in custody with being skunk and disorderly
on the ni.fht p-evious. lle bkedini guilty. P..'.
Collins said he saw pHs mar in North Allington drunk
and disorderly, and be requisted him to go home, but
it was of no use, and he bed no en I trouble to get
him b, the et Aim,. It appeared thst since 1874 there
are 14 conviction' against the nrisoner (the I ingest
c slender against anyone in the •iiivrict). and the
chcrg•li bare been for drunkenness arid disorder, •nd
I one a serious ...atilt on the police. flu was 11..11V
sentenced to one m ott,. imprisotouent. Prisoner
only came out • f gaol on the brevt...is •lay.
life Lela ALI/11111•N itETNOL a municipal
meeting eel I in M .uday evening the Nlayor (Mr. J.
P. SWIM falWlfk•lt that since thy bad last out thy
hot suet dried a heavy lose through the de ash .4 the
ex- Vliky,.r and their a dleague, Al lerman R•ynolds.
He Ira. sure be was only echoing the sentimviits of
all the member, of the Council it speaking of the
greet lose they had sustained. He he I e greet
admiration for to. character of Alderman Reyuold• ,•
the way 11l which be had con lucted the business of
that Board during the time he was Mayor was worthy
of all latitati.ie. He was mat assiduous as May r,
and on the committee" on which be fem.! in the
Town Council. Anything which tended towards the
promotion of the welfare of the inhabitant" rd the
borough was readily suppotted by him—they all
knew what a great let •rest he t•.ok iu ths general
schools, public baths, and art school., and in (Act
every institution of the t we, and was a ready helper
&Id friend to all. Everybody edogro I him—even
Lb... sib, .liffered from him in p Ii e.. and all
respected him. H wish...l to ro ..• a
rern.lu•ion —" Tibet the Council desire td express
their deeper.' regret at the early and laweeted death
the ex-Mayor, Mr. Al•lecenan Reynold". who for
mousy years past onion molt, and conscientiously
avvoted himself to the best lot -rest. •d the borough.
Phey ale tilt • the opoortuoity aeurilie
Rlynolda and family • f the heartfelt condo Cece and
sympathy ..n the severe •111 ctiou which Lae befallen
them, and th-y request the Town Clerk to send a
copy of this reeoluti•.o to Mr.. Winol ls."—This was
set .adwd lir Mr. Charles E lawns's, and supported by
Alderman J. T. Stephens, and was of course carried
unit a.mouely„