The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-08 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTYTIMPRESS AND AGRII

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1:11. unknown). The origin at ths file 111011Mairk. No one sad 'Mu he mimed them, brought • charge spinet the
DOWN."
__ ghtd to wig Mr. wee in the home, the fondly net ellembed from irid. It was seamialoes as the marine's pert. Tia• MI
AB practical refasten we aw,wtoc who has ooth. Baden far. TM buddies' was neared the Bun Moe loathe court without the eligheet &erre MOM h„.,__,er. It
Gough, the cadiestad teetotal 0 . ,j.
exercising , . for Lids, which, we tudimetand, will maths like cover was wrong_ charge altogether. The Mime fealltew irwawa
Manned a third tour through Ifnlrient:
w or
e, the lom sustained. Rer:Ay and &ewe Robby*, were also &mod with
seal in the cause be ban at heart with eciminy
at human nature and of , --- being drunk_ They had both berm locks& up ell nights
WEYMOUTH. sad were discharged with, maim remoition of tb.• manses
Tug Military sad Naval Pecutioners were paid at the
the Baits to which evoiLle.gi.tinerommay
drinkabe eamgede-aatti 1
• country like our. TS
REVISING BARRISTERS COURT.
intereeting phenoutenfouthw.hAicalig,lo.ll.3ittemerreacey, ftoormewhot i. :roll on Wednesday.
TM I.IIPISOAT went out on Monday morning for essonee. Mr. John Ithetebrooks Holdsworth sat at the Guildhall
fer the greater Ma °- re was • heavy sea in the Memel, but the beat tee Friday to revise the lists of voter' for the bareemb, -
itself-has long been regarded in ' acquitted hemp well. Kr. George sad Mr. Hama appeared for the Ltheras, and
teetotalism itddreriee drunkenness
againstas worse than the , BOUNDARY orringissiosi-A Pan of Sejni
,eses. Mr. Pally Hooper for the Conserwatins.
Idirtard"-"-because be scoffs at good advice while i trader Colossi Oox, now of We:Mouth- .will ,th leo= SZLCONSI MOM
....••••• • d the multitude with. specious Embed for Montenegro. to be employed me yediewe.-There were 11 lodgers' claims,_as rut 14
deluding " f-Xime. Mr. Gough, who knows what L.Grinwee Centsialine in rewrreneind boundary of last year. and of those two were new one.. TIM Section'
aomsrare ii
, ambered It sod the claims nine -William Callow
been both a m drinker and & wre'petTEV•
111 TSB BuswArica.-A number of deeds , Mimed for leftism in St. Edmund-street, supported by
dennhord, has told • Liverpool assemblage that "be relating to proyerty in Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, ' Mr. Haim Hie rent he paid to the Loads& sad South
wee pot dunce enough to stand op before an audience te., were found in the Baekwater last week. Though Western Railway Company. -Claim allowed—B. Wallis,
ond my thst the moderate drinker was worse than the their dates extend from 1325 to about 80 years ago, they i who muds' rooms In St. Thomas-street, was supported
thwehard, and that it • man drunk be must of are In good preservation and the writing exceedingly ,by the Liberals, and, being unopposed, was added to the
necessity become • drunkard." On the contras', be distinct. The finder, Mr. Carter, brought them to the list.
widigoed the example of his own venerable father, who police-station , and Supt. Vickery had them carefully Rouse rlitiess.-John Rowland ()Atm. of Garibaldi-
dried. row and Perk-street, was supported by Mr. H. T. Gear,
died at the patriarchal age of 91, • "steady moderate- MR Rooth Heat 111rwt-Mr. 8,.. C. Bennett te to and added.-Deuois, of Burdon- was left off by
drinking Christian," and be dhi not doubt that the Council meeting held on Tb bet, complaining the overseers, becalm the laadlord d d not nitrify the
numeroue drinking Christians of a strolls' character of an accumulation of manure at the al Hotel Maws. overseer with the tenant's name. Supported by Kr.
Were to he found in the great shipping port of the It was understood that it is periodically removed to George, end, um:towed, he wee selded.-Other Maims
north. Indeed Mr. Gotizh want so fez wi to admit Langton Herring, and the Superintendent of Police Co. were already on U. list, sad peesect-He. Smith, who ,
that of itself there Is neither moral nor physical berm I Impeder at Nulauteed WIN directed to take care It Mould removed from Doreetplace to St George's-street, was
In pendent. drinking; and be appealed to the drink- be removed two or three times • week, the Mayor adding admitted unopposed-Charles &um, frees Westetrest to
big Christian only on the ground of the benefit of the te1..," • week in the enter would be softicient Soutlpperade, proved his clan., and was admitted.
illigeTlON OF ISTIaraCI.
'ann.', fle 1 total a/Minima, to the weaker brethren, Mayor (Mr. nail,'" -On TuesdaYrbefore the
/Salyer Mr. Landis), Mr. H. Haggett, ated Mr. B. Hopkins, Objestiorm--81dney William Cox, for • house in St
angora whom he clamed himself. With • still more P.C. Bartlett summoned two who had tried to escape tie Men-street occupied in ecieJumi with Mies Brew;
notable concession, he admitted that he has no quarrel 21 market due. Awe Bertha u found in Franchise- as a Mast of his father. His father lets him the hem.
with the wine of Scripture, the genuine juice of the street, hawking blackberries ; 'hie was let off on paying med he lets • pare to Idige Brown ; but this isstle
grape. "The teetotal party (said he) were fighting the mar with • caution; but Mater Fririart, of severed from the part he occupies, which is tle=
melon the wines of commerce and the abominable Fordington, who had been selling rabbits is St Thomas- floor, and for which he would give Lifts you or more, if
beer .1 the country. The wines of Scripture had street, was fined Is. besides the costa he had to rent it manta -The assistant overate, Mr.
Gum AND Cum, Music-A rare opportunity of Iwo' Foam. said Mr- Cox was rated far ti. wh°l.-B-Y Mr.
soitiodot; to do with their publichouses aid their An
..._....i_e- Curing first cless music it •my low figure is announced Hooper: No nesse is our this door, but "Edgar Oex. ie
shops. That oheeroatimte we crumpled t° °stn.° by Mr. Alfred Webb (late Upjthat who in order to dear over the next shop The goods were some his father's and
gentlemen who appear to think that one way el out surplus Mock inked@ having • three weeks' sale of some his own' he was not • portlier, except in one
closing all the publichouses in this country is to re. ail kinds of music, them consisting of the best Malone psrtimjsr business. Carried on • separate business, and
commend the conversion of beer into spirit booms ; only. We are sure We fact only nude to be made known a commission, sad in MAY Paid L 8 15. to hie. ,f _ „other ,f,.."
whilst an to adulteration, if Mr. Gough and our own to ensure • Mealy clearance, se about haft-down pieces • quarter's real: he paid the Ulla beside. tam tam
teetotallers will &it open • campaign against it we can be purchased forth, coat • single copy would be under his father next door.-By Mr. Hams : He rented
think
wecan
pr.". tbem the support eyen of those =limy circumstances. Particularism given in advertise- the premises of his father for his own business; but, as a
L of convenience, be allowed his father when
who are sour times tempted to think-or at least to IssAwriwoont. TO Rim. W. Limn. -For over a score of to put some of his goods in this show Wm C=l4
Pay they think-that the main object of teetotal effort years has Mr. Lewis althently and perseveringly laboured portion of the house is structurally severed from his pert,
Is to "rub • or roan of his beer i'i,' and this, wretched In the good work in the poorer district of Weymouth end she and himself have separate entrances, besides the
U and poisonous stuff some of it they object to, proper, and the at length been visited with illness, from street door-Mr. Howard gave evidence of Mr. Cox
which he has, we are happy to say, partially recovered. having • right of way, with which Mims Brown had
Erse without rosattreing that, II years of good service nothing to do, there was a Annual severance between
need oily to be named to explode the readiness of the parts, and the bothers, be bad found so on calling
some fellow-minbters and other friends to take pert In there several times, belonged to Kr.p=.-Mr. Fooks,
' that • suitable testimodal shall be presented in answer to the Barrister, said the were rated at
to bins. Their statement apposes with our advertisements, £l4 Ba-The Raiders Barrister viewed the and
end commends itself. was satisfied that they are etructmally severed, that
"Tug" PANciaeas utri DIORAMA- -V7 Y are very glad te both whet mold eater without intending on each other,
see that those Bret cleat ctur•-exhibiton, Meson. Poole the vote was therefore • good ens, and the objection was
and Young, have added the scenes of the late Rum- disallowed. -William Albin ws• obJected to by Mr. Hooper.
Turkish War to their repermire, and will appear in Wm. lan an Zegliehmen. I summer i wee horn in
England.
mouth shortly. Among the very numerous pictures they My father was an Italian. He was in glii, ad, !ffete!,
exhibit, some of the moot attractive will le. •'lle Blow. whew I was bora. Q. How do you know that! (Laughter.)
ipg up. of a Turkish Monitor' (with startling effect), Q. Where were yes bona In Gloucestershire, sir.
no 8 of Kan," and " Ile Ice& That entering DM Vote net•lned.--Jehe Bowring, of. Quoluetnet, was
Every one know, excelleoce of them opposed by Mr. Hooper. onto. ground of medical relief to
Pool* and Young's works of art and it is very satisfactory at. child, end expunged.-So was George °ethic of SIT
that they are reedy with them deeply interesting mum Corner-Henry Lee (raid from the perish to
-Particulars appear in advertisement and Joseph De Void. Me dangidt4 =.1..-W:
Ithum no mg Prita-asma-On Friday last the brig Dorm, coal merchant, wee opposed on the be lived
Julie, of Southampton, was ecniin
as W o the ballast gam, at Poole. Subsequently expungeti-gtePhen Farwell,
about nine o'clock in the morning, dropping down jaw, was opposed on the ground of twat:Went occupation,
fulling_ tide. When Dear the sea end the state part a and expunged oa his own evidettos--offilogliam, was mho
the Pile-pier she swung partly round, her sacker we. let expunged-Thome, G. Glover. • for his Mild
go, but not quickly enough to catch her, and the vassal's receiving medical relief-Joseph in= of St- Meg:s-
atin% came against the pier, masking • quantity of the street, objected to on the ground be was an alien. Kr.
csat-iron stanchions like Mu, and knocking in some of George: What proof Is there! Mr. : His name.
the rail attached. The reseal bersell was caught on the Mr. George: at's in • nuns I 11[?crooper. : A peat
ground the tide fell away from her, and she mated over deal-Subsusently expunged not being supported.
towards the harbour. As the tide ruse is the evening she RADIVOLZ. _
was got alongside the belled may. sad meatime Kr. D. There were two Mims, and two objections. Captain
Collett bad been engaged repuriag the railings. East a. N. was admitted by both sides; be ace= • home
Frim is Newdowarr.-About 7 p.m. on Wednesday and garden at Hanover Terrace, end was to the
last, the report of • fire in New-arost was received at the list-Join Squire ()Mend, of 21, Brunswick buildings, did
polies-station ; Sept trickier Proceeded to the Place with not appear and it was dated he periodical: absented
' the seen and the fire ham, and found the fire was in an hnselL He was expunged.
tad has. the property of Mr. Lemma end in the mum- WITIFOrrn
Mee of several Poor Pooteklt me in • small lass-mak -Charles Berry, objected to for parish relied
gml It wee worry to open the door. Some straw hy r. Hooper. His wife wes in the Amnia-Vote
Ille • brit wee found on fire; but • planatel stream or egpunged.-Rev. John Bailey, insufficient occupation.-
watiw was poured es it, and f °Measly it was premated gememet—William Oliard,tmedicalewp= =rd.
from spreading end pet out Had it not been dealt with :..--fh-solinre Embed, no appearene; S.
es promptly. the owseallualteee would probably have been CoLmer, objected to by Mr. Hoover-Mr. Hanna
very serious, as the house was an old one, and fall of 'awned, and the person said be had occupied
wood. It is supposed that some mast have been a "house in Trinity Road-Mr. Martin said Mr.
Plating. and thrown • lighted mach through a Whoa Colmar hadpaid one rata-Mr. Hooper said this
Wiaidow. was moat barefaced attempt to obtain the franchise
Magri/ ROILL-Ileara Edwards and Madames's Goh:er came Let year and swore he was • lodger of
London 'company of artistes have occupied our boards Micateth Worthy_ Davis, and obtained a lodger vote,
this weak, and the new ' Greclui drama has been the Geese-examined: Miss Davis left the house last October,
great Kan of the week. being P.thowl on the stage yell She was his Mutt and his landlady ; heist the hones to
creditably. Tie well acted, well dressed, and has been her, and rented lodgings of her, Ile had lost his tenant.
well received by all present. The male every night she having removed, and of course he became the tenant,
mast hare been Orsini to all mimed in the cost and, wider Mr. Brown, Unfortunately Miss Davis took •
Indeed, 'Us seldom we see nth an el-round talented fancy told/ earring man, and started-Mr. Hooper : Trans'
company. "During Her Majesty's Pleasure," produced tarred her love, dr. (langider.)-By Mr. Hanne : I
on Wednesday, Is • capital riem and should be wen by rented the house of Mr. Brown.-The Barrister could not
everyone. The company remain hut a few nights longer, gee how the claimant could be a lodger and tenant of the
, and we advise all dramatic and other friends not to wait homo-gsponged. Barter Hawkins, pariah relief, ex-
for our verdict, but convince themselves of the fact by ponied, Thomas Mogridge, similar objection, irrentill Meg-
wishing our limb dramatic tempi., and ming if we have ridge, similar Ajection. Mr. Hanna croeseumined i Mr.
not recommended them something well worth seeing. Lee, as to whether he could swear that any medical man
and seldom seen in Wirth attended Mogridge's wife. Mr. Lee answered that an
liutermo Ngera -4 lii: Motto, Mattey, South- order was granted to the wife; but he could not swear
mu pion, nil: Transit. Robinson,Bournemouth, re: whether the order was used. -F.l tonged. the Barrister
South of Ireland. Piero, Utterbadrg. Posemeers fora remarking thelerantingdtheorder vresprietilfeedeevidence
tunes); Caledonia, 'Amended Shields, coal; Premier, of relief. Alfred Road, medical relief, and John Scott,
Cum. Bournemouth, oessengen (twice); Florence, relief expunged.- sr Clones William Ride Jeatt,
Miriam, Mollett, Bristol, Hartley; Great Western, litlun- store-keeper. of 11, Prospect, Place, was added. -
pied, Cherbourg, passengers (twice); Glen, Foster, John Clarke staff -sergeant, RC. 7. Ebeneyer
Shields. coal I Copse. Flisher, Jersey, general (three 'owe, was 'added, on the evidence of Mr. J,
time); Omen ',MY, Paul. London. °Heal and ethiee i 3esty ; also Marriott Preston Holmes, solicitor's clerk
Martha, Rome, Hartlepool, coal; Liberty,
.Scott, ma. fish I tiring at Mr. :Mere', 5, Camden Terrace, on his own
Liffey, Henry, Waterford, oat& —Sallow. : Premier. evidence.-James Mille, fireman on board of • Cherbourg
Comm Bournemouth, moonier' (twice); Gnat Merton. steamer, was supported by Mr. Hooper and opposed by
Blampied, Cherbourg, passengers (three times); Transit, me Herlne. A friend tried to give evidence for Min ; but
Robinson, Bournemouth, re ; Annie Morrie.., it wee not definite enough as to value, and the case WY
Attwooll. Portland, nil ; South Ireland Pearn, Cher- poet, poned ;so was that of John Lockwood Kingman, who
bourn. puseogen (three times); Cygnus. nailer, Jersey, oould not attend, neither could his wife or the landlady.general(threetimes); Liberty, Scott, fishing. nil; Nett,, IrTIII FUMIL
Matter, cruising. nil; Phelan, Arnold Portland nil. Claim-Christopher James Makin claimed for a house
Mn. VANCI AT run ROYAL-That most clever enter. Is Tillion•pinCe in 10.100101Sion to another.--S =Mad by
tamer, who hes been aptly termed the "Emperor of Mr. George and admitted-Carey Raul med for
Caricaturists," kept a numerous audience in constant BloomfieLiterrsee, where he bed removed from fit
rood humour. with Ste of uncontrollable laughter, at the Thomas-OmA -Mr. Hooper objected, and examined Mr.
Royal Hotel. on Tuesday night, and his Mounding In,. Read, who said he voted on the home, fit St. Thomas.
personation/ were ably supplemented by the always pretty street, for yam He pad the rent to Mr. Eliot, and
appearances of Mies Eunice :rving, and the wonderful received from Government £8 for • room, occupied by
ventriloquism of Professor Grant. Mr. Venue had • them as a telegraph °Moe-Mr. Hooper objected that Mr. ,
capital series of contrasts, wherein his sparkling "Beath- Read being a servant could not be properly qualified to
fel Girls" set off his ludlcroue " Dreary Amateur Singer," vote on the home-The hones had wen ercunied eine.
and " Fits Jones, the swell 11, P." with hie drifting stump 1880 se the Portoffice. sad Kr. Read. He as postenestar
speech, was set (a by "Timothy Tuttle, tne Tana. had to find the house, and received • salary as postmaster.
an with air on the bellows. Mims Irving wo i appeared n The ground floor, except a kitchen, was occupied by the
several characters, of which her " (foetuses." with an Government, the rest of the house was occupied by him-
affection for liesekiah, was especially laughable. no self.-By Mr. Hooper; He had as postroseter to find the
liveliness of this young lady never flagged, and the variety house for Government; there was a erten amount a.
of her talents was an excellent complement to those of lowed as office ex fat rent Could not have
Mr. Vance, especially in the batten& Robin Hood," removed the Post.ooe without cement of the (lovers.
wherein Mies living impersonated the me; and her meat Gave up possession on Met March to Mr. Eliot, and
little figure made the ladies reprimand by Mr. Vence went to Bloomfield-terrain. without going to any place
appear giants, Udine to the comicality of the effect. So between-Claim admitted. -Baum; of Oacle -ph=
It was in the Double-dutch ditty, "Hans and Gretchen, was added on the evidence of the overuse. and.
MIN !nisi maim a very Mercurial Hans, and Mr. Richard Zelley on the evidence of Mr. T. S. Walla
Vence • very Juno of a Gretchen His "Jolly old Oldeetiom -William John Chick Wee °bigoted tli2
TAM," "Yorkshire Farmer," and a Poor Married Man" Mr. Hooper, on the ground of hewing received pariah
war, each excruciatingly comic., and the characters were relief sad. was nr...--Jc... Job. Roberts wee
all further illustrated by their mu, widely various as objected to by Mr. comer, who stated that the objection
the poles apart. The dream we need net say, wore of wes dmilm to what had been made year dtee peer-Mr.
-Kr-
the best description, gay and tasteful; and when My. Howard said the circumatenoss were quite different this
Vance appeared as • lady (always buxom and bouncing) year, and he was prep.red to support the vas himself,
no lady coulii surpass him for style. The entertainment ash. had • strong ug about It -Mr. Roberts said kis
was sufficient, imply sufficient, in itself; but Mr. Vence mother some years ago paid the rent of 18, Bprior
tn•ot.,ibitiootroo. to enamor Um beatmndern ventriloquism Gardens. Eighteen months state she became 111, and he
by Profaner Greet, who must be both heard and men to (the son) from his Wary kept tie house, and paid rent,
he believed. Three lay figures and an image of • parrot, rates, and tenet-By the Barrister; He himself paid the
be kept appearing a talk, and that in an odd, unexpected, rent to Mr Martin, the landlord's agent -By Mr. Rooter:
ant mat laughable mutter, and introduced lorisibb The remises were Liven in his motbe_...„!:. e,.name;te w,...“ehnt he
speakers also. Beyond doubt those who went to the himeag wee rated, and tint retie are paid. -'-Mr. w....'-.
Royal on Tuesday had two Ira rate entertainmenta on usisruat overseer, in mower to the barrister, said the
the sac= night receipts were made out to the mother, who is the tenant
,id ,
atnrsger, temtheldangs for the parish of St Mary& of the bow -Kr. Howard retuned the feet was Mr,
w'th hristchurch, were held on Wednesday last Al Martin knew who paid the rent; but he made out to the
eleven in the morning divine eery-lee took place at Christ's reesirds In this rootiores alma herelese_, ~,._ he...m,._11k• Walita3,,
Church, when the sermon was preached Im the Rev. S. wag or le ' the beet". w wit ''''''''''."-- "-
What., of Market Eases, and • 00110Itten was made ea Barrieter, considering there bad been an sheraion in the
behalf of the Donet and Weymouth Royal Eye &emery, oircursollaelth allowed the "la
producing between 10 and .0,-in the ermine divine The above woe the only mass at all worthy of note.
service was held at Si. Mary's, and there was a feiri
numerous congregetion. The armee mu THE ADJOURNED LICENSING MEETING.
by the Rev. Talbot Greene from Psalm Irv., 9th Monday: Present
_Mr. J. Ayllng, charm; Dr. Drew,
and following verso. The collection was devoted Kr. J. Robertson, Mr.
_W. Tel Mr. a Hopkins. Dr.
to the Church Missionary Society, and the preacher Simpson, Dr. Tissrd. and Mr. IL
spoke forcibly of the gospel as the incorruptible seed of Os calcine
said
chair, Mr. J. AY aildratiaja Kr.
Inakirt...
Christ', Kingdom, a. never al Itself degenerating, never Howard. said he hoped the legel gm n w not
producing • religion cd a lower type. The ancient Er meow the tigne so moth to-day se WS did on • former
tune wrapped up &mom the clothes of their m occedee. If they did, be must beg to retire from the
(perhaps with some allusion to the resurrection of the chair as his bearing was not so Rood as
tweformal...l;
body) the wed. of wheat of their coma/And thousands to. was time be stated that the ougietratet He of years alter, when the wheat wee discovered there, It demeaned on panting the lime. fee Melt" was sown, and brought forth seed after its kind. to the Hotel.
monks of the micisfb ages wrapped up the Word of God Nor lora-Sbe cabs of this inn had been adjourned till
among the cerementeof • dead re4ron, and kid it from the day. Supt. Vickery Mated that Ones the adjournment,
world, but when the Bible was Min restored to the that holm had been conducted much better, in fact if it
people, and the gospel was preached (remit, again it was were carried on is the mune ways. it had been conducted
proved the incorruptible mod of the Kingdom, and ethos last meeting, he bad no otOMon to the Boma
abroad the Wiriest of Christ, to ben the world. Wt H.the e
should, however wish the land Lord to be clualonege
collection after service modoold £lB3. M. far not only had prostitutes been allowed le Vide SD
ude '
GOOD Tunrr.-The Ma anuivermuy of lodge beton one or twoomigions.they blab's.' ROM
" Caxton:l.o.o.T., we. celebrated on Wednesday even. Mr. Curtis, on the part of Mean Dowenish andOn.ffig,
lug at the roont Park-Mad by • tee and public meeting, en murance that he was very sashes that ssoS This l*mbss. during the flot Inerll of Its geed week, the eon coentimed should wp in es
initiaW 31.7. md It the now LIS members la good standing, much so that he would ratherm dose that =Whew
including soma for whom they maybe speually thankful, bong the reed altogether sad aerate ledes • private beam
At • late meeting they initiated no Is. than six at one The megligness rue • motion, end the llama
time. About 811 or fill Weeded the tea, Wither epperweed /Men Ma -Mr. Homed hi the sp-
to enjoy the social cup in reel social style. The public In this me else t said tM
Ineedug was presided over by Bro. Holeogrood supported house had been conducted mesh mere tie* since the
by Bro. Glover, D.C.T., and Bro. Beckwith Reuther:4e Imo meeting, still there wee ihbil =en
Md. D. Councillor. Good addresses were delivered to able which they were debiresth hi
the roomful of Template and friend; and much onja- Laming was called and gave soidenerClLbe
meet was given by the Templar choir, misted by members inelfeewi Is. through the evades* of the halm ff
of various &sea cholas, sad led by Bra H. J. Roma Mr. Dowell also Wk, to the oolgeocurgle
Thews young ladies sad gentlemen meg a good selection tor Mr. Groves, Promised thee ie.
of (moody Tenernwitnee) IMP and ebonies& Bro. Beck- be built at the hack, so that nsacellie-expcsed,
with and Sister (Icy gave recitation; and Bro. Glover end end that the resort of prostitutes be dem way
Bro. Bock with specially 'u newthea sed.* . with. The magistrates asked Mr. lens if he would lake '
MINISTneII =DINO. -On Wednesday kit WY a promise that the home should be conducted
maned at the Weariest Chalet St Edmund-street, In Mr. Supt. Vickery. however, didn't =sePoreis to nuke
the Rev. Richard Allen and the Rm. Alfred Reins-the • premiere, he had had to many of their promisee, and did
former junior minister of the St Edmnadetreet not rely open them. Upou the engsgemeut of Mr. Groves,
Wesleyan congregation-toe Rev. Mortimer Alien to through Mr Ithead. the lime" was panted.
Miss Ada BIM, old/ daughter of Mr. Daniel Blin. of Her Marino Hoist-Tha light over this Ilium was renewed,
Majesty's Inland Revenue. The bridal party were oar with a consumption of tintis which listed into the after-
veyed to church in three carriages, and of courts to. noon, but it would be useless to thresh the old straw. In
young ladled of the Wesleyan denomination and others brief-Kr. Weston mein appeared in support, d stated
were intereeted in the pretty sight. That many friends that over 800 people bad stayed in the house dila' sit had
had been more than interested had been already proved been first opened, and he renewed his former arguments
by the large number of presente_given to the bride. The uto the modotion-Mr. Howardand in
twider'e dries was nails by Mr. Rowe of St. Man-stmt. very able speech, first took on bedsit ii sad id:
and was of prune peat de Mr trimmed with white point friend Mr. Symonds the same objections as they hadlace, wreath of orange blossoms, and veil of tulle, nod she taken before, as to the Court net bring properly formed,
was attended by four bridesmaids-two Misses Allen, the nodose not being in dn, ferm. and as to the
Pliae Mordle, and Miss Beene Sharma, the briderinald• bailding not being detached.-Dr. Drew Meted that the
&mem bang of crosor-colourod Ceshoteres trimmed with moderns' had decided not to entertain any technical
doe ilk, and theywore cream-coloured sollt hats trimmed
newith blue. Mr. Herbert_ Mame was" beet man..*- tariff ItswbilarYt, Wilin7.heiacodureeaciMoraahtb.ls arimrumentidelwealdagaLtlie
wen hoisted on board the W_eyesaith and magistrates were about to seaction-es he had lased they
Prette sad at the end of the Pile-Pier. The had already COMO he • diction on the matter-a urea In.
Rev Morn"lle who, it said, le "i "
og ituritio. the town. In the ore of the Great Western
South SAM, is aow Weeleysa minister wat Keane
bereach. did Indeed brlag
y 'Limas tom in the day their
and :rum did
&apace' °MAD' ay • Iffemes.-Beases Robeerdi. Frames
"Nd benefit from them; but as for this costa:mei-
an anfortumte girt cm beoueld up w _ nrili_lionte
ea teem me genes company, they bought in their boats In the
Dr. Drew sad Mr. J. Robertson, Merged by dead of the night, and snaugMed them out agaia bass ,
Murphy. • maim from 11. M.S. Thoudereir with st= daylight. so that the town received no benefit Now the , his eerier watch and satinet; vault& Murthy megialeates were asked to mann the monopoly of fiatsbow be Minis into Wmoe eyth on leave went to moral greet hotel; Mum Wimblis sad Co. wanted to keep It.
pubilchouses and bad drink, sad Mterwarde met with to bring the pessimure in at night, to desarthem, and
primer and went to her house. About • quarter erf en .4 them away early In the mania,. Red brought
humafter he had left the last Pablichosse he missed ith the hosts in
over
watch and chain. and &eked the girt to give it up, when hen& f tia=ame'llosneMell. magiegmasel. imth or gran
she denied haring either, and he gave her into ended_ ppp eeld ,„,„ the company would iamb, gem,*
she charm of stenlingthem-Mr. David Prodlendlord -Mr. Howard: Perhaps TWO would grant the on
al the Royal Oak, said the marine and the =er were condition that the passages be dee on., or. kr.)
In Ida hones lest sight The marine celled the girt to the -Mr. Hoopersupported what Kr. Howard ;
her, at:limes her • glue of beer, some broody, and ginger. hut waded that, es the maristraes had ex wad a
beer, an se be left the bar. MarOy gave die watch to =ll.,
shine already, it would he Wass for them
Mrs, gar, to take care of. Mr. Rodger gave the watch me.-The megisrates Fatfred• Sla War
up to the police this morning -This unexpected revelation , return Charm& stated they were meedmene in
was rather • rarefies to the fellow who had given the girl , grartturthe Seem to the Marne SM. the
into custody, although be admitted he could not remember I could "Jeep" the pesuageng
having the watch and chain after be left the last public.: with food, and air far &man, these he eguild=
house. -Dr. Drew remarked that the charge entirely fell , out for, and the only difference if they did not pent the
through, for the men had himself left the articles with 1 licence would be • little lees of time, now ithseelere ,
the publican's wife-Supt. Vickery said such charges ' granted the Howe. -Mr. Howard applied for • case for
were often brought by soldiers and Wort and they were 'the Superior Court, which was refused. He thee applied
determined to have tide one fully investigated. Dr. Drew 'for a certificate of refund, which wee not bat
said this was • icesthaeue sharp maul the girl, who, Mr. Howard concluded by saying- Never mind; we
whatever her mode of life was, had no right to be have shoo* me cam in the Su Courts,for • writ of
robbery.
chugged with Murphy ought to he ashamed a sagaltappy to compel you to re- She cese.
himself ter doing such a thing. Here by his own Meta
meet Ite brought In a watch W dui* wOrtieliteTO Mt LOCAL BOARD OF MUM
ot
meg &beet and g &reek. It would have him telit Litith ALLIS= iiiinwoz.
riot ir_loolotnaltho Viiiiiiiptot ?ay.. ids Lims centiael Men um es "We :
QOM Wai badi dillf. "la missimme with lie usuldhei pawl it the los