The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-11 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

Tug Alley At SERV wits in connection with the Wesleyan
Sabbath school were held on Sunday. July 211 d, when two
appropriate sermons were preached by the Rev. Henry
Scenes. A selection of songs, from S.'s' nkey's new byline
book, was sung by the children and choir with great
effect. The services were well attended; the chapel in
the evening being in densely crowded, that thu school-
room adjoining the chapel had to be thrown open fur the
accommodation of the congregation, and the result of the
day's services was most encouraging to all. The school,
under the able superintendence of Mr. W. Crocker. is in a
most flourishing condition, and soon the increasing
number of scholars will necessitate the enlarging of the
present school premises.
COUNTY Peril' SESSIONS, Tuesday—before Mr. N.
Bodgett (chairman,) Mr. N. Bond. and Mr. 0. H. Bond.
SCoaky, hawker, of Swanage, was summoned
for allowing his horse to stray in the Eldon. Road,
Swanage, onJune 2fith.—Defendant did not appear. —P.C.
Freeborn proved the case, and the 'Bench fined defend-
ant 2s. fid. and iis. costa.

JoAn Stew's., stone merchant, of Swanage, who also slid
not appear, was mulcted in • like amount on the WHO
constable's evidence, for a similar offence committed at
the same time and place.
Henry Durrard, labourer, of 'Bosworth, was summoned
for treepasaing in search of game, on land in the occupa-
tion of l(r. Garland, at Bios worth. on the 215th lone.—
James Squire said he was a gamekeeper to Mr. Stanes at
Bloxworth. On Sunday morning. June With, about half-
past 4 o'clock, be saw a wire in a bean field. It was
knocked down. It. watched, and shout • quarter
to seven defendant came into the field and went straight
to the wire and stooped down and net it up again. The
wire was set the full aim and height for • hare, and about
six yards distant from • hedge liningss wood. He went ,
to defendant, and be admitted that he bad touched the
wire, and said he was piing to take it up. but be thought
someone would POO him. Its had cautioned defendant
once before. Defendant had no business in the
fielL—
Defendant said he saw the wire as he stooped to pick up
a stick on big way to worm, but he did not touch it. —Fined
in. and costs, 9s.
Hwy st,..ikm., a youthful ostler, of Seranage, was
summoned by Llimbeth Brown, • young woman of
beijitee hutreeere, to show to show cause, ec.—Appli-
cant • tale was that defendant "walked " with her from
December 24th, WI, till February 2nd, DCS, and between
these two dates he was repeatedly intimate with her, the
last time being cm the firaA PabattarY.._ On the 24th
October she wan delivered a 4 a anal.child, of which she
.mm.l defendant we/ father. At the tune the intimacy
Abe was Living In genies at • Swanage
hetwomm.lage WI situatioa on hamar/ ldlh ang WIMA

th-7a aPtdicant. denied
with two young ma,
home for a tittle while, aildUerocl .0..
February gud. She remained there about three moil' t:
and then went to London, where she was still in
"Inviczza-beenexamoi:atetiniionsby.fasienfteinnidwyant,
whose names he inentionerl.—i)efendant having by, subpoenaed as a witness for the applicant, wra piwyd it the box. In answer to the appiicant he emphatically denied having "walked" with her or been ir tiimite with her after the 9th of January.—Applicant Said to r siqey who was living in acryn'a at Nwanage• entll4 pron;
that defendant walked from Swanace to Langton vith
bee the last Sunday in January, and the iter ph adjourned
the case to enable the sister to attend at the
and give evidence.

POOLE.
BOARD OF GUARDIA?fA, ThUraaay.—Preflilt : The Chair.
man (Mr. J. Hayman) and Messrs. J. W. Buckloy
Elliott, and W. Meadus. The only laisiners that Qum
before the Board today was the usual re 'let rum.
MR. W. litmes Wesleyan Male had
plearant excursion to Salisbury awl Stonebe,,,.
Thursday. The fernier place WI\S reirched by
the Cathedral and other Interesting litiddiers haring hem
visited. the party drove to the latter place to inspect th. Druidical retnakns there._

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--I.7i.;icg AND Poohr..—We aro 'demo' to g„tithat „ the
Midland Counties and NVestern ol France Steamillip Company hareput on an additional .teatuer between thg port and St. Maki. The "hut,' of I. onion. arrived 0, Thursday with a very beery cargo, and took
departars again on Friday. Sao is to run in conoinctios with the Urania, of London, rumlarly between Poolo mid
! St. Melo, and rice verse.
AfellnCCw:Dallit"o,l /171 AreUsirs.mLun.A. jutted 74171nAmnnell!i:lia,)itttP;tor,tle
coming into contact with Um wheels of one of 317
; time. The child is being att ended by Mr. Lawton.
a stone at the
of one of the loom kedig froi,
Quay, when
SALE Or THE LATE Mr. PoLAT(111111/4 PROPEETT.—
Neisri. Curtis .
IthOCllted.anesirA.; :fad
Tanner;mouth
Mr. Jo'bn
bay. ('hu reoull of the isle we,
freehold ciitts.e at Poole, £H'I Mr g
lot 2, ditto, 1:134 Mr. Tanner ; lot 3, a .ut
freehold cottage adjoinin4, 219.1. Mr thinent ; 1.4 4, tire freehold cottages at Pool; 2 lie. Mr. Tanner : lot :., tree.
hold dwelling-house at P. Nth ; lot 6 fr„,h4l
house and shop at Poole -lot 7. leasel;old wharf at Poole;
lot S. three leasehold cot'ages at Longileet. and L 4,9, foe. hold cottage at Longntaei, were not .4,1; 1.4 i,itwo freehold cottages at honidf set, .001, Mr. L. N. Iganelky.d:
lot 11, freehold villa at Pa rkstone, tson Mr. Iltb.y ;1 4
.4
64 acres of valuable (tech old building land at Park.t.t.e.
adjb°ugoihntingin, waitthtiMiwn;;laik 1134 tour original
origionfalirlehsilaire.4ii!
the Poole Gas Compauci, £72, Mr. Farmer: lot 1.1, /oar
ditto. £Bl.l, Mr. Farmer ; and lot 16. two a
shares in the same comf any, .28 filo Mr.
POOLE LISSA/IL ASSOCIATION. —WS are Orly, to tha
this Association is about to be re-organisen
footing than hitherto. The I.iberal party bas
a large house in Mariost-street, at present in the
tion of Mr. hfartan, which it to intended to moven
into • Liberal Ilia and when this "honest
(SA it has been designated by the " grtmt" luminary of the
Conservative party) is entered upon the As,..ciaLog
be re-modelled. A general meeting of the Am...dation was
held on Tuesday evening at the Temperance.hall, and we
were glad to see the large number of shod Skil persona
present. The Preablent(Alderman F. T. gozersto,opied
the chair, and was supported by the ii,e.presi,Lat
(Councillor W. N. Western):
_councillor J. N. Iled.on,
Councillor E.' P. Plailpote, hlr. 11. T. Trevanion,
Letters of apology were read from several staunch 'cp.
Porters of the car ,se. —Among other buOnera transacted
was the electior, , of four gentlemen to till rwancies
that had occurred in the committee. The fonoamc
were unanimouiiy elected :—Uounedlor 11 whom I 'ounrita
l'hilpota, Mr. John Mowlem, and Mr. Janie. Leaf. The
nmeting was &an unanimous in appointing Mr. Jenkins
an old and tried member of the Assmiation, so eotk.,tor.
lat'potoli:reereerlartpilitiL"eythoofistberr'kvectit,lsicalsviusieloreaaliuslfNhyom:drepeoralcinfgwrw.tieiAilisielirel;.tagta:;;lre:tit3lll.llsir:r.l'lic.‘'l:.lll.:::ltt'e_he'Urth74'Y4e;

Purrir tiar moms, Thunialay.--Dcfore the Mayor (Mr. F
Styring) and Messrs 11. D. Ellis, Ralston, J. Demi,
and D. Stc no-
Francis Janus, an apprentice at the Poole Foundry, ass
suinruuned by his master, Mr. Stephen Lewin, for general
misconduct. —Mr. Towell, complainant's traveller, sail the
defendant had served three years out of seven, and 1/.. he
had been before the Bench previously, and they could .le
nothing with him, he asked that the indentures, might he
mincellod.—J. Hosier, a foreman at the Foundry, and 11.
Fowler a workman, proved that defendant's conduct was
generally bad, and that he would neither work himself or
let other boys. On one occasion he injured another boy by
throwing something at him in the workshop. - Defendant
said his mother lived at Bournen ~,,, th, and she was willing
that the indentures should be cancelled. —The Bench mo-
celled defendant's indentures.

.lohn Read. was vaultl over in his own recoznizanet, of
Li to keep the peace for six mouths for using langua,ze
calculated to provoke a breach of the peace towar.li a
neighbour nainel Rose Nippaid, .... the night .4 the Ith
June.

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Emma Than, wife of John Dean. WAS sumnionni for
assaulting Elizabeth I Nailiney, wife of Matthew Ifunainey,
on the =nfl of June.—Defendant is the mother-in-law of
complainant, and it seems will persist in finding fault
with everything she does. Complainant alleged that
defendant had repeatedly charged her with starving her
husband and said she W "clew poisoning " him, and an
the 2201 of June she again charged her with this, and
abused her and pushed her out of doors. Ifer husband,
who took his mother's part also assaulted her, and had
locked her out of &VAN since last Satunlay. -A nian
named Batt and his wife proved weing defendant pudt
complainant out dooni.—The defendant accuse.l rata-
, plaitiant of negleeting her household duo,. -coon
plainant husband gave evidsnce, from which it appeared
that lie sod his wife go to a factory to work together, and
his mother pruvi les their murals.—The Leech hound
defendant over in her own recognizance* of .1:10 to keep
the peace for six months, and advisel her to keep assay
Iron, complainant and her husband during that time, and
let then. manage their own affairs.

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Al/red Illoidme i 4,, landlord of the Lord Neken 11111. was
suiunioned for having his house open ilurieg prohibited
hours on Sunday morning last.—.Scrgeaut Ballet said he
visited defendants house by the .ole door at Imir minutes
Past 10 o'clock on Sunday morning, and tound six men in
the tap-Nona They were comfortably seated round the)
table, and had three flint cups and al“lfipint glass in front of
them, all containing liquor.—rhe landlady answered to
the summons, and made the excuse that the turn had
packed some mackerel pails in the stable for her, as her
husband was &say, and she gave them the liquor for their
trouble.—llefure deciding this CA•C the hunch heard
charges against four men Dallied Francis Condon, William
Holloway, John Cartridge, and Thomas Dyke, for beieg
Ott the premises.—Sergvant Ileaken said there were two
men besides defendanta jut the tap rooln. but they dippeil
out before he could get their nainec.—Defenilant: mat%
the oilio excuse as the landlady, and said the sergeant
entered the house almost as quickly a. they dol. -Snit
Hunt said the defendant had conducted the how., satii-
factorily fur tire years.--The Bench lined the landlord
and costa, but did not endorse the conviction on his
license. :The four men were.lin.l2.4 6d, each and costs.
. . . . .

Grum.. firoblcit, tranter of Lytebett, was suturnonol for
being at such a distance from a horse of which he WA the
driver a• not to bane proper control over the same, at
Ilaniaorthy on Saturday last.—P.C. Ifellyer proved that
defendant W 1166 riding in a waggon with his brother, and
defendants horse
.and trucks were fillyardis behind with•ut
• driver.—Fined and costa,
Jamee. Bu,cher. carter, of Poole, and Iran. r
smith. of Pooie, were each tined fis and the costs for beib.
drunk in the Market-place on Sunday last.
Mr. C. Hurdle and Mr. W. Vine were granted licen-a
to deal in ganic,

—ililD.l:-Y 7FOTOre Mr. M. Kemp-Welch.
EpAraim &rah, Love.lane, was charged unar a
warrant with assaulting Mary Ann Rickman, a MPhil/
with whom he cohabit., on the previous ilay.—Pre.cutris
was it, and the prisoner was discharged.
PETTY SOLSIONS, Thursday.—Before the Maysr (Mr. F
Stynng) and blows. J. B. Durell and 11. D. fillip.
Mr. William Pearce, of Parkstoste, one of the Bonilla
Justices, was sututuoned by Mr. Edinanil Pearce, the
Borough Surveyor, for erecting buildings at l'Arkstom
without first giving notice to the Town rouncil, and ml-
'flitting plans to the Borough Surveyor, contrary to Om
bye.Mws made on thu 2nd of Mardi, Isc-5.--I.ho case
was adjourned for a week, on the application of the
Surveyor.

1/1/11.RA11:.'11.
Il,nry Randall, farmer, I.f Ilaniworthy,
17 Martha (lover, wife of ThOOlll,llllA liover, labourer. of
Ilaniworthy, fur an assault conuilittel Int Sunday het - -
From the evidenc.o of complainant awl her husl,ind it
appeared that Mu re has been some uniikusasitnue between
the parties for a long time past, in Au-einem,' .1 the
defendants fowla repeatedly straying into the cumpLuiv•
ant's garden. On Sunday Gover set a trap near hi. pig -
stye and one of defendant's fowls was caught in it.
Defendant heard the cries of the bird, and .111 C the
epot and picked up the trap and fowl. timer told him to
put down the imp, Anti leave the Kenna,. Defendant
refused to do lin, and abused the (lovers and struck coin -
plainant in the face with the trap, and pushed her 'Tessi-
n's amongst the potatoca.—Ce.rge Eckford and Sarah
Matthews were called for tbe defence, and state I th
I defendant did not etrike complainant, but that the Irm,,
snatched the trap from the formers hands and tin..
• to beat it about his ears if he did not keep hi' i.oWls out
I of her garden..

—The same defendant WA, then-u..lo"ne for usinz
bum:tease calculated to provoke a I.reacli 111 toward.
Theophilus Gover and his wife, at the xic time, and at
several other times during the Peet month.—The male
complainant said defendant used 'most filthy laeguam
when he ordered him to leave prraw„n,,, and made
use of
auieddig
to careful
en
-The female coiunlainact.
" towards his wife,
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Aaiu
' however, did not display vuc u good taste, and gait! the
expression, which was one of the filthiest we lave heard •
•
n
which he declined
word for word, and wee about to repeat it a second time
when she was stepped by the Clerk.
Marna lA'ner we.s next iiUl,iuiooo,t f..e. assisleez
' Charlotte Randall, wife of the defendant in thcother
Ica".. at Mmr wows time. —l'eniplainant said die sent n
defendant's to complain of her trapping ter fowls, and
she struck tier with a broom, and threw a iss.lict ate
over her.—Tho Miitht•WS, the ls,y Eckl.cl, ane.
KUen McKenzie proved that defeuthant swept ,aiiPhen
ant's clothes with a dirty broom.—The lencb vet*
Properly hound over all the parties in their owe recopi-
zancea of .I.le to keep the peace and be of good i'dmrtuur
for
rth
the
e cPtclto& s: six
montlua,—lletiry Randall Wa. Uric
to pay 1 ii.. (11., at which be louliC ,leuiiarTxt
George White, trainer, if Parkstone, s ttttt iminel for
having &horse straying on the highway lii that 115n.b, "D
the Zlth of June. offence was admitted, and the
Bench indicted a tine of 2s. tll., and expenses, .k.
Juba Cubic and Eliza 8r0.., a youag my, and sloang
warned woman, were summoned for min:
,oh*rcur
language
in Bowling-green-alley, at half-past o,•ino, ,to
the of Friday tut.—P.C. Holloway proved the cm..
and def gidant's were fined 2s. 6.1. and is costs each. —The
woman was allowed till Saturday for payment.
BOURNEMOUTH.
IN ci•risetuence of the dense fogs the steam ,hip
Heather Bell which proceeded to Weymouth ,43
Friday on a pleasure trip, could not return, eod kw'
paseeagers were conveyed back by rail.
CIUL KAT. —A match was played on Mc nxlay in the Dom
Park ground, between Warehasu and Bournemouth. It
was well sustained by the local club, the improved field'
itS°l witinh it hi Pleaeing to mark. Time preventa the
From-amnia being completed, and the match wee
decided on the first innings in favour of Bournemouth.
The 'COWS were—Bournemouth, let inning's. 2110031'
Wareham, lit inflame', at.
RILGATTA CLUB:A general meeting of this chili wall
held in the Belle Vue AJllembly Booms on Friday icening
Mr. J. McWilliam (commixture) in the chsir.
liydenhauini,tathw,,ted thateSecretary th s reet.ttemran nino wt
teis
tug .d
hinix-If lad
waited on Sir Percy F. Shelly suet obtained his intern -t oa
behalf of the Club and his ta becewe commodore,
but that this year he would be unable to take, very active
part in the regatta owing to the preparatiow, fur cruise
in his own yacht. The balance sheet was then considered
and adopted, it being stated that there was a balance II
favour of the Club of about .621. The prize list was Dell
discussed, aisd on the proposition of Nr. W. Stevensom
seconded by Mr. Foye, it was agreed to oder a cup to he
called the Bournemouth town cup, with A 26 adged for
yachts of 40 tuns and upwards to be sueceseivele won by
the same competitor far three years to entitle Min to
, ownership. The following 'subscriptions from ulnae!,
those present were pnmised towards it :—Mr. w-
Stevemson 3 guineas ; &MIN/M.lth Observer 2;
Messrs. Frye, Kibler, Toke, Hailer. BlachfsrC 11. ht.
Aldridge, Burch, Jullitfe, and Jsnklnaouu, (asinine& each,
Beam Btroud and Hanna half-.-guinea each, and the
Chairman 3 coition. Mr. Stevenson also omitted
another fly. guineas, sod eaueshed that eaelihremaithanaa
present should cellist ane guinea anionsat his awl
egauctiow. The oilier Priam Were OM senelik

theadopted lid for the
wkoring
aod,th•
th pub of August next :-Second I
t° 11,7;1*e- fp d not exceeding 40 tons, 126.
19 anf
yachts above 10 and under
prise two Pria" for
&-r mir LIO n two prime f eats not exceed-
itm :
-Third. .Ith ifi Cl sin lw° Prime " for half-dick sailing
h i
term ".• eerds.--Sixth. LS for opensailing I
MP an, UP
test, ket end immix.. sz for poor.ooe
oven to the coast. -Eiehth,
beau ' oed liy swot-awl ' amateurs of Lyminiton.
r" oared gale"' °PB-1: eta 'tor Ninth,
Bournemouth, i nole, an . snags.
ihr•
ot•
'hiliv-
ri es for four-oarril galleys belonging to ,
or°,4 Tenth, ..C5 for pair-oared skiffs,
poo•
rvvmo I
rs a Bournemouth.—Eleventb,. LS
in
rowed l'f smf,:upairistred skids, rowed by amateurs i
thw: Prue' toi.irtieinouth under IS years of age.- I
it-logging to. prim, for • sculling race..-Th -irteenth,
Teelfth., ter Caudguitrd gigs, provided six start
three prues for weterman's boats
.Ertelhht L'
I
Bo rneruouth. Some conversation then took
to
I
Wm: n
4'g " arias • but the matter was referred to the I
•
.°
an I the nseeting then broke up. I I.
ISJUIRIit
Ve Or COMMISSIONERS, Teestur.
MEET__,I•-•,' ow, meeting of the Bournemouth Im. I
The ‘1„,„°""m. "'men was held on Tuesday, at the 1
frovemen' `,./.---dte Town Halt Present-Messrs. T. J. 1
11.00,0`11:"'mbbcc-i.
1....,5ta0,. L. H. Leizon.dlaw., IL. Galton.. J. Brier, i
•inson ("at-. Ni H Cox 1' Tuck, J.
E. W. Be dW a Rogers.
geWillusio, s.e
tr Mr C. C. Creeke) was in atteedoom
The Seo
'e fOroed absence through illness, and
after ert:tulations of the Board.
re Mr. James Drultt, sen.) read the minutes of i
The t''''„;,;e- gr.. The minutes of the Finance Committee
the la'
,„ott°,,,--iind adopted.
were sourrweest POLICfs
I the following letter from the office of
Mei:leak rwhisce :-
thc C- iitlo7B,w of the Clerk 01 the Peaor,
County Hall, Winchester, June itteh, 1870.
• t Oform ton that the applicetion of the
requesting that two more con-
loun'em"ut", ▪j, tioned at Bournemouth, was laid before
rt-040,j!,,n,“ otter at their last meeting. The thief Um.
the committee that, according to acreage,
suhie w"*"..,; ~seement, the Ringwood division were not
11 constables, and that in fact It had
outi,l He agreed with the Comminionen In
the ...."3" „„,,tabies were required at Bournemouth, and
esiitie.:o4%.,` of Perliement, 10 and 11 Vic., C. 89, •7,
1,, erten-00_ constables might be appointed for the .
undo alma.'" ee of the local rates. The Committee,
&suit st Ito "1,400 whole meter, directed me to inform
jut vwkrg"',,„, lettered to recommend eta increase of
let .7, the teanty ; and that they considered that
,:eisultort would be for the Commissioners
tin
te,l rookh.I, the Chief Constable under the Act
oi
Manta ..j arn, Sir, your obedient servant,
"J. H. EARIAL
ote pumemouth commissioners."
To that the matter resolved itself into
The toail a* istribution of police throughout tho
altratioe itt
r it would he towed, on reference to the
"°.or°' isolation mut rateable value of Bournemouth,
relator r"r--
town was entitled to additional police. lts
can larger than any other place in the division.
r-Sl'r" Naos asked if any calculation had been gone
to exactly know how many police tLey were
estglol to.
The Clerk said that was entirely a matter for the Chief
~eashie to decide and suggested that he should be
imilen to on the su get.
yhr Clerk I'M directed to answer the letter, explaining
xitjun of the town as to the rateable value of the
dstnet
Tile GAS
The Clerk reel the following letter from the Gas and
Water Company
gn, Nicholas Lane, London, E.C.
July lit, 1876.
,-j, i.e, tat, instructed by my directors to write to you,
ties the Bournemouth Cononleeloners to be good enough to
tinier all Nitre lamp posts, which they may require to be
row emshie of rev iwing meters, ea those they have already
trortoi, our atmeny agreeing to pay the cost between the
Reit,' L 1011.1.641 MA ordinary lamp-posts. I am also to mak
the Vieentheioners- permission to erect telegraph poeta along
the roads their district, to carry &wire from tsar works to the
Pen at itersombe, in order that we may be able to establish
owiounicatioo, whereby may be ascertained at the works the
quoins) .4 rea•vr in ths tank at the tower at all times.
" I ion, yours faithfully,
W. Cum, Secretary,
-Joie* Brunt, Esq., Christchurch."
The t.ll.%llollt4paittlte hail prepared &draught, which he
sosl.l submit at the next meeting, in reference to these
&spun,' points between the Commiasioners and the Gas
Company. It was Dot seemly that the Board should be
'Wain.: with the Ges anal Water Company ; and if
matters were set before them fairly. and properly discussed,
he felt sure they would be settled much more amicably
than they were at present. As to the points raised in the
present communication, they were of course matters for
very serious considerstion. Putting • meter to every lamp-
.at, (about MB would entail • vast amount of work, which
was really unnecessary, lie saw no objection to the
tele..ra, ph png posts bei erected, subject to the direction
of the Surveyor.
Mr. Mutt:mutes suggested that the wires might run
tinder-ground, instead of having an unsightly net-work of
theta eventually all over the town.
The Suevat on explained that this could easily be done,
the wires isseeing through a pipe like a drain-pipe,
large enough to hold from 10 to BO wires, with occasional
„emus, through which the wires could be threaded, so
as not to have the roadway ripped up.
Ultimately the matter of the lamp-poste was referred to
the Lighting Committee, and that of tho telegraph ware to
the Loads Committee.
stowettassoya...

The CURS reported the result' of his action respecting
the Provisional Orders pursuant to the resolution of the
last meeting.
A lit of uncollected rates was referred to the Finance
Committee.
A rate called the General District Rate, at Is. Cal. in the
a, m approved, signed by six of the Commissioners, and
seakd.
It ass resolved that the road called Priry-road, should be
wheted Ipy the Commisaioners as soon as the casts of its
repairs have been paid.
Mr. l.tintaw gave notice that at the adjourned meeting
he still propose that the Commissioners shall provide •
market tor the aceommodution of the inhabitants of their
didrirt.
Itia. reported that Mr. S. Newlyn, had discharged •
gun on the beach, and the Clerk was directed to write
cautioning him.
An atplicatiou from Mr. Burden, for permission to emit
marquee n the beach, on the 1111.6 inst., on the occasion .
I a ...hoot treat, was referred to the Pier Committee.