The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-05-09 00:00:00

Yr. Suer thought the quantal should be reforrod to
the Harbour Committee, and it was.

AROTWRIL DRILARD IT TI! GIULAT WZOTRJUI RAILWAY
COWPARy:
. _ .

This company asked ro-li-s—allowed to lay a siding on
the Quay near Mr. Demen's stores for two months (I) so
es to arced more facilities for the potato trade.
Mr. Camasa and Mr. Dimas pointed out the danger
to tha Quay, and the subject was referred to the Harbour

LOCAL BoAko or Hui:rm.
ar.or.tr, OCALVIQSIRY.

The KATO' reed Ulll followintzdia
" LOW Government Whitehall, &W.,
feth April, &
" —I am directed by the Local Government Board
to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 31s1
ultimo with enclosures relative to the proposed scheme
for the drainage of Weymouth. I am to state that the
Board presume that the Weymouth Town Council are
desirous of receiving sanction to borrow 1:&000 for the
purpose of enabling them to carry out the works recom-
mended by Biz John Goode. They are prepared, therefore,
to direct a local enquiry on the subject by one of their
inspectors, of which due notice will be given. The
enquiry will be held as soon as the engagements of the
inspectors will permit. The Board will defer dealing
with the proposal of the Town Council to defer the WWII-
Sion of works of sewage purification until the enquiry
has been held. —I am, Sir, your obedient servant, DAM
B. FRT. asaistantesantsry. Ilk O. 806‘gall. Esq., Town
Clerk, Weymouth."

IiZFRR.RZIDING CLAIIII FOR comrgwasnon.
Mr. Alderman KUM made • statement from which it
appeared that the claim of Captain Thresher has not
been settled by him and Mr. Luce.
There was of course, • discussion on this wretched
business, the following letter being read :
• Dcachaster, May bid, 1.576.
" Deer Bir,—
"number and Corporation of Weymouth.
" Mr. Thresher has been written to-day as to several of
the ratepayers of Weymouth having appealed to him to
moderate his claim for the damage dons to his estate as
Radipoie by the erection of the dam, and the daily injury
to his property there. Before making the claim of AGO
and ell his expenses to be paid he wee fully advised by
scientific and practical gentlemen that he would obtain •
larger compensation—nearly double the amount of his
claim. Mr. Tresher is a well wisher to the prove:lV of
Weymouth, and so entertains the appeal mese to bus as
a "sow.: was mend, and in them characters he has
instructed us to state, conditionally upon the payment
of £750, be will give you • receipt for all damages and
costa and expenses in respect of his claim, this sum to
be paid within • fortnight, or barest from that date at
Sper
toot., to be secured upon the Corporate property to
hhsatisfaction. If theme terms be net accepted within
four days this letter must not be read or used in any pro-
ceedlnipi and moat be treated as without prejudice.—
Yours truljr. ANDISIFS and Porz. F. C. Elteggall, Fag.,
Town CI Weymouth."
On the motion of Mr. MILLIIIIOE, seconded by Mr.
Thomas. the Board agreed to give the £75111
Mr. Dims, who had pointed out how Mr. Burdon's
claim had been resisted, was too late with his Nash&
meet to reset the denoted for more titan 0150.

on Kr. WALLIS compla_ining of the smoke nOlllllllOll
from stews seems, tne Hoorn lett ON by Mt so spas
Mr. Weals was in the position al having bowl 'monied
out.

WYLM MGM
MARRIAON OF KUM L T. HATLY.
The vWags of Wyk* was most pleasurably suited on
Thursday morning, on the occasion at the wedding
Tosser fIaAY, youngest daughter of Kr.
Z. 8.71, AP., of Orylanda. and who has km' be....
da.srrcàlyesesented at Wyke, Weymouth, end the whole
neighbourhowl of the town. The fertomete bridegroom
wee Kr. Henry Russell Warrington, of Canterbury, New
Zealand; and lii. nerler to say that the Warringtan
family are much respected.
The wearer was all that could be desired for an
auspicious wedding. the sun shining 'Nigh* on the gay
WNW
The weddini. Party grooseded to church in five carriages,
supplied 127 Mr. 1,40‘. of the korai Hotel. Weymouth,
ant Kr. Hardy, of the Fountain 'Hotel. The venerable
edifice had early been opened, and it was occupied by
Bray of the gentry from Weymouth, ea well as • cow
siderablii number of inhabitants of the Tillage. Matting
had been laid dt vrn from the churchyard Pie to the
church door. At hall-part 11 Dunctoally they arrived at
the church, which wee imaadfateli tilled by as influx of
the villager&
We may at once inform the ladies, who ere always
anxious to know the arum's worn, that the bride was
attired in whits rille, with tulle veil and wreath • she wee
attended by Kis Warrington raters of the brifie=
Mir Tarr , Mrs Ill* and Mks Oberman. The
maids wore rue silk. Wafted with arm siL, and Hebeere
hats trimmed with •ore to correepond.
The Sag floated from the church tower. and others
avers displayed bi the villa's, and on the road to Clay-
Wads.
The eisesorr was performed at the ancient church of
Wylie RegladZikutte Rev J. Heed ramster al
VI mem* hy the Rev John
intee°3oeret. Of Wrlet.6 the church WU filled by a
ye!y maneareue and intoretrl megregation
NIL 0- Thorne, ofigniat of the church, played the
"Wedding " at the oonclusios of the ceremony.
The parte, left church in the follower enter
lit carriage: The Bride and Bridegroom; Red sorleg•
The Miser Warrington, ewer Prers„ and Kr. E.
Ilay/yJuri. ; grd : carriage Ms Teleeh Choessen.
Mies M• Wu 4th carriage : Yr. P. J. Merit Kro Went('
tout, Mr. Z. Bally. father of the bride; Mrs. s _uot eer•
Arra ; ith centre Rev. J. ILlin Mrs. Hoer, Oltittleth
tad Mrs. Primes, jim.
After the cerearmy theewcgy drew* bark to Kr. Beers
residence at a vsey Pawn& wedding
breakfast had been by Kr. I.ThL of Rt.
Albearretnettt Weimer/A who throb' qW.d hie
remarkable aldll ae • ref da odium The princiet object
on the table was of toms the e b very
beautiful one ;it Wweeln trod rim, aderneei"Mi trearY.
and other pretty tonna 111 sweet "hliStille and we.
werenounted by a ilewerbrket, borne en the heed of a
little girl, and filled with • b..asl of outage Mosacum,
white fuecklan Mlles of the valley, and falosesetor.
In one of the suite of ream& which were b.& mrinerom
sir costly, but we sari sot parrioralerie• haying
ray • recollection; al beautiful term, la the
precious aardra enriched with lovely soalsek and wise
sparkling with precious gams
Is the enemas the happy parip departed ow ma, fir
lee their beseglattr. lea the allactiamas fare-
awrirous i trio&