The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28 00:00:00

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to the Dorset County Hospital, as there mai groat fear wharfage emanate of the artielee enumerated amounts tetra's I umening.
7 . tog) per cent, of our freight. and on others the wharfage is au,* companies of small-arm
of his losing all the fin rem nf bo'h hands, en.l it was battaliou drill on the Naval
almost certain he would lose some. The veiled had :1,'"„i„,g,v.,,,,-..:irte,,thtLn th. e freight. A creator 10,...f,,areTeli. ore. 4 several menceuacreTo
aere.
was for the others general
been two months trete, up in Antwerp ;term tir ; they desired. Athougli th.l.'PeYttamofclitthd ttlZits could
bee ' Cade at*'s froZnitoidng and pulling of all the ship's boats,
, men landedAffterrons‘-thi:- Aeincourt and weut through
left on Friday, 101., ant euif r. d f i o•ti ite to dee 4104111.14144 II ell of immonwe is,: beesiix. my direct ir. do net
they left. In couseqeence of tie war beween France canstler we should be altogether exempt fnon la arboca and
t (Northumberland) led the w ether line and
end Germany, • crest deal of the Freech trade has quay duos. At the same time they de not think it Is fel:.
of
. hicks
r je ut. Murray (Warrior) the lee lisle. Tee boats having
been carried to Antwerp, an 1 the 11,0,0" T h‘s been shour be latlled.opan to pay to the extent •PTiet.4-fif.tht.a2
.. I enloder he superintendence of Commander Boyle. Lieut.
"in 1 boo maximums! in v.irioua ways. general signal to make
full of things, and what with that and the ice, there 'oin
that iogr;ilitrigdi,:si:ogth,:moufmff,.""rm,,kia;l'illi",, J
scAnt title • twelfth- ,
i the be el st their way on beerd was mode about half.
hos been no loosing out of tie river. Titer., were Pert only ohoulil be levied.. Mule' thew circumstances, • past three.
never so flinty ves4,l‘ in A44kwein to fire. Thu poor trust the Council will be good ?tough to take the twitter art 1
young fellow had had sumo difficulty in getting away their mania e4/114lidentli.... 401 toth""c"t of i" b'pirling egeneeny haying applied to the Board of Trade for a
THE Baffin( AND bauaca Hop, BMLWAT.-This
surveyor in pursuance of the Alt of Perliatneut, Mr.
. from Antwerp, for be was a Minim, out only eecapo.l furred to• emanate., I Mall have much ploaroere.,.iutii,"
ii., , ,
'by shipping in a Moe in tnner, of which act be now ;by the hook. of ihe company and Me LOH I , well.known firm of Bombes and
levied, the etatemen!u heroin set forth. . It.att.ll: f.,u,,1:1,:,"L11C of the
1 S., ea.'...,.Te ef Sdeeinry, was eppointel, and on TameleY t .44 •
De roughly i crone.. director, desire me respectfully to wasE. • I lity • l'' • ~,„
FUNERAL OF A SEA.CAPTAIN.- The bargee Adven-
lure, of and free' :i mill Aiello, for let:Morn. Cut. Viiieereedi'3Seitinah;eulrdrhl. elaeleetese'llYli'3l."..ii..f4thlh.l4lce'vetnt:::.":ll7!,:.
,!::,',;..' vi''''' I. ' 0.'""1
Aftd
vi"'"el
th' vad.'''' Pl"'s "f
hut
•0 h - •• ,o' Ihe itsil rosy, lit' wis so:sinew...el by
Walter Johioon. put into Pei WWI Ito "Is le.t week. relieving' the whartinzer 4an In ",: ti,',. ,- , e ~-• ' 7j,.. 1.,, i• •i '. •11 Ott on teen for the r else.). compane.
with her coptaet ill of breitehitie. 'l. - c•ptvi LI was Thi• •Ydeni is a lopaol !iy ..'S'f: y.",r.,. eoari tic., ea !vit.. ! „nd le et, e, .:- .h; IL N. Beware, feel., on bebelf
attende.l by Dr. l'Arrutl.ers. who saw hiiii tw T. a day, Whell they were first brlia-fi,f3i,:',.,..`,..,ry far in •te realoi 1 a g.,0,0 of tie. el -entente. and totem doles/ante attended
the patient got le:tter oml the vm esol s • l'o I w_tat.n. 'he
vosi'ds here:
tvlso, Cit.;,l ~,,,, ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, II I
, ,•,, -ii 111. arra,l4e neat el Ta-s ki'''lr 'l,‘;`:,l'il.. 'orientally. Teo gcntletion viewed the venous places,
fame beck again on Tuesday, the 21a1., at item, and '.. „,1 MG s4lllleey Wia send in his report to the Bird
the captain the I tie soot', 'debt. Time hely was able onolderalien. of T:1 le, see:ifying what amotint he thinks is the valoo
landed at the Pile Pier, Weymonte, on the afternoon .. I hare the honour to be.
of ili,i lands prop iAca to b • lali,ll, aid which should be
eGentlemen,
of the 23r.1, and was bores ta the Mental by six of the e Your obedient servant, .lepoeit-,1 iii Court, previous t i the cenpany hiking
crew. There fellowed-Mr. Aiie, chief °fiber of the Hoping Mt • appliatinu will receive you
"Jens Wi +MAI. ~,,,,,,ai oi. Of course the valueteli, is not binding
vessel, Mr. AV. li.nith, of the firm of W. Babette and eM aneeer." P
'., own either party; but thee) proueedines arc eimply
te decel whet ettot shall ho pail into Court, and the
Co., ehip brokers. Carts. Pit', Mace, D. Etiberts, and
The Tome CLARK remerkei that at nri,
Attwooll, all of Weymouth. also e'er. logrtui of thecompley thou hays the privilege of at once taking
Margaret, of Youghal. Irelana, anti Cant. Beige, of miewesion, mei going on with their line, leaving the
the Rhoda, of Fowey ; aim the Rev. S. Naith, Wesley •n in endeevourieg to worry out the arreneelu°n"Were re. claimants to talc., what steps they thiuk proper to
suggestion,j.yiwinitter,d, dues were rgerearetvidsecili wolitthviruebi.rCe.wilouuji.iik't'othue
minister. The mound el procession went on to the Mr. Tworas remarked that the cempany
support their respective claims-
Weymouth cemetery, where the remains of decoyed hared in oeveral ways. PoPULAR ItEADIWaS AND MUSIC FOR THE 8 %MORS.-
were reapectfudy interred, the Rev. S. Najd). in •n
on Wmines lay lest, on board the Agineourt. Tlie
An entortaitiment of the above description was given
impresaive man, er, fdfifaiating at the Uteri a S evice.
chair was talc el by Lient. W.ltunt. Mr. Thomas
Deceased was 47 reels of ago. had inten c
It transpired that Mr. Ayling h .
sahTedheoMe ..t/oparoznidt. they had no power to all:srputthae
BoRoTOII PETTY SES2IONS, MOntlity.-B,:fore .1 • 4110 Mon to the c that um,e int. the Pickles showed his ueutrality by reading "Why Johnny
Ayling, Esq. be strictly enforced on every vessel .
ffect thet the .kot
ht this woe hive ih h did not interfeie, " for Which he was rewarded
A VINTRILOBIIIIT IN TROUBLE.of Parliament should
harbour; hat the Mayor 111"411-- - - by a good clap. Lieut. Wilmot read " Mr.
John Snooks, journeymen tailor, front Lena in. was hone very unwise, atm Mr. Allitle WO withdrawn ibe Weller's V.l ntiiie.” its which he del fall jnotiee to the
brought up charged with begging in If ige-treet, Wee- notice. funny parts, and wet received with shouts of laughter
month, and damaging the cell wicdow at the pence Mr. DTIR said the money WWI much wanted ; but
.
station, on Saturday night. According to the one- the Meet* replied that no company Codid ahead to : awl hi ..rty chyme. Ciptain Iteamiali fiilloweil with
1 .• Tee ntery of Poe kile..."rhilett w. 4 N little deliy in
bleed stories of the prisoner and the polics work for pay the full amount of the dues. leoianemet, g thi . r. .t ling, which the atptain humor-
tailors is it ry bail iii Laden, an I So••• lively explained by sayiee that tho hook was so Lugo
iii.... having It was remarked by Mr. Inn
earns
ithi....s(\,V:e.y:tiosiutrh.
worked for 3lr. Ayle-bury at Soul. 41111 • Pat, dem"' and Portland steamers sometimes
l• 81) that it retjuir el a wheelie arrew to carry it. This sally
mined to amine dose into the coutimy for weik. Ile Run week said that the before hut they got lemused mudi laughter. The rapt du read exceedingly
had two strings to his bow, for tem., ventrilequiel a day. well, and gave a first!rtte d•scription illi. thus,plow and
power he pnemesed and treated t- amt. le lull. 1"" . "." Mr. Tuem AS remarked th it Ili, steam iiihabitalts, which sotim of the seder. glut!! verify from
steamers also contri-
the road. Ilia if.. was good, to imln•vil all "10 I"Pm butted heavily to the Pile leer Fund.
and.
personal ota.ervation. .r.. ciapt•in wag mucii applauded.
as be mono along and his j .11rner Was safely made to 1,. 1 Next came • song " Ton thmiseiid miles •way," by the
Dorch.ll,44f, end our strolling Valentin., Vox, if we Th• following gentlemen were appoint .a C. com-
mittee to fix the reserved price :-Tb. M.yor, b mire.
I may believe his tale, quite won the hearts of the Roberts, Welsford. an well-known George Minya°, who was received with
d Dyer. I laughter and applause, and his ahorus taken up with
Arrived •t eVeymoutle be patronizei the Boot Inn,
Polies of our county town who assided him along. Mr. 1,1.5 sail the harbour dues in this port were
as easy IA those in any port in the Weat 0! England. spirit by the audience. The jester of the Fleet was of
cou encored, end responded with ''' :imbed the
and there ape I' woinan he bad previously known. NATO AND MUT OF ENGLAND M ,Cl CT Y•
... sailor." when he was again encored. Dr. Belt read
Said he "60,d evening. You are almo.t • erauger ; The MAYOR sail that aooordiug to Mr. II owarn "catlike Curtain Lecture,' in which he ably Imitated
I haven't seen yoa for ever on long. I hope you'll suggestione the subseription list had been taken round
help a poor tailor on the road." Alas !for the centinua• the town by the Sergeant,-at-Mace ; but only biiimsau the voice of an old Wont 411, and caused people to laugh
bad
so that t'ley " no.irly split their sides." Mr. Mackenzie
lion of this chat, up cenlo aut in in plain clothes, and Mr. Alderman Thompson, from tee Couno ,
who advised the talented tailor to go to the police subscribed. centinueel with an American reeding from Orpheus C.
station, where be would get a lodg;ng awl some bread. Mr. Deg& said It had been suggested that the Kerr, mud caused great laughter and clapping. the
With lefty scorn the professor of ventriloquism eyed Mayor should give £5, time alderman 172, and the
coludeil with "Goi save the Queen.'
being eery amusing indeed. The eutertaitiment
the intruder; but perceiving ho win several inches Councillors El each-O on
anghter.) THE lt %TING OF CROWN PItoPARTIN-In the Tieue of
taller than himself. and had an upright bearing that The ei ayor replied that had that been mooted in hisheare
argued drill, lie supreaml him to be a Jock ashore, and i ng, he should have answered that the Mayor hid noose Feb. 21, there is an account of a oonf..ronee of mem.
did not like t.m be too hard on him. "You know more elloll4 localities in different pert. of the country where State
to know what to do with his money without here of Perliarneot and other gentlemen conlieeted with
about a seafaring life then my business, good mane" belly.: dictated to. property is situated. The Con,eronce was held at the
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replied the cockney tailor, and calling for some four. Mr. Dein : Then we should be able to keep your Westminster Pal ice Hotel, and • &lineation from tho
penny, proxeded to make himself at ease in his inn. atipened--(lsughter.) ; meeting of terwerds had se interview with tete Presi-
To the diesatisfaction of the company, he took eut a NORTH (HILT WALL. to lay
Panel' Ilml beitsn In reed, pulled things about, and WAS The Mayor opened the tenders for repairing the
dent of the Poor line Board, at Clwydr lions,'
before him the resolutions they tad agreed to for the
ordered te go. lie seems to have been rather short of North Quay wall. Mr. James Weakley offered to
presence of mind, instead of startling the company by repair the wall in a straight line for Elle :me if in 1i purpose of urging hire to introduce a Bill into Perlis-
voices from un ler time floor, or imitating a disturbauee curve for £3lO. Mr. C. duty tendons.' et. !nee awl inept to enure the main( of Government property to
the poor and other looal rates. As the Island of Part-
in the next retain, be simply declined to leave the £361). the
was not represented,where there is a large amount
house. On this the person who spoke to him before After some oonversatlon as to the feud Loin which ~
....verienent property. conoistiug of a large prison,
informed him that he woe a policeman in plain clothes, the money was to be obtained, in,
which, with ounviats, wardets, and others, c mtaine
and to sk hint into custody. Do the London pollee Mr. ELIOT proposed and Mr. 00311111N2 seconded that
make things ',Fiero with their preoner, 'or a shilling Mr. Weakley'b tender of C. 349 be aaciepec I, awl tlint Ll5O
NUetr!y 2,000 persons; barracks for a regiulent of
ni; eat -wire fortifications ; end several valuable
or so! Pi i.olier thought P.C. Ifensford might, for, the °oat of rebuilding the old wall be token from tho 'lldifl
, with numerous houses and b *tidings
said he, Don't be hard on u., old fellow; I'll giro you Harbour Fund, and the remaining amount fro-n the Yana quarian
belonging to the Crown it is only just to the Whet).
a shilling to let me go." But the pitiless Weymouthian Load Board fund, being for the intprovoinnut of the
itant, of Portland and to the guardieno of the Wey-
took but, to the stotion, searched Mtn, and found • borough and the abatement of a great nuisanee.
mouth Union to state that two sets of memorials were
fourpeney bit, 2... 30.. in copiers. He era, locked up, Adjourned to the next meeting. sent to Mr. Gladstone and the President of the l'oor
and reet.ined quiet for suum time ; but afterwards POLICE CLOTiIING, haw Ito ard, one pigned by the Rev. D. II igarth, the
made • great notae, kicking the donr6. P.C. Bittern Mr. Themes Fooes tendered for police clothing at . .
e cinu n o
rmaf a vestry melting specially convened at
cautioned him. but by and as by there w a smash 0- f CO 10. 61 per suit, 15,6.1. per pair for trousers anu
Portland to dietusa the qnestion and solicit relief, and
glass, and on Mr. Billett going to the station yard, El lie 61. for great agate. -Ateepted. the other by the chairman of the Assessment Ceurnittee
there was the shutter of the cell window lying on the CELL WINDOW. of the Weytnouth Union, praying the introduction of a
ground, the fiery title tailor having rushe,l his fist The Superintendent told an interesting story of a
separate 1101 into Parliament early in the present
through tne bars. For shout three quarter of an hour sailor who bad been locked up in the cell, and who
he was riotous and used disgusing language. Though took the doer off its binges, went out into the street session authorizing the assessment of Crown property
, to the local rates n 1 e I I k ' manner as private property
be had given specimens of ventriloquism, by making where the Superintendent met him drunk as, a lord- .
at present aseessed, or as air thereto as practicable.his voice appear to come from different parts of the (laughter.) Another person had damaged the cell
la
H• t:. 6, oepEri, Chairman of the Weymouth Board of
station, up through the floor, ko , Supt. Vickery could window. Tenders were ordered to invited for repairs.
GEL altans.
not submit to the practical join: of swabbing oCeb BOARD or HE ALTII•
tho cell- Itr
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shutter, and called in the borough surveyor, who
THE PARR ESTATE.
appraised the
ee't
to
the
town
at si'-hir' AYlingse The TOW!! CLOSE said he was awaiting instructions
considered the damage was without excuse as but as to whether parties who had not paid their rates
prisoner coolly "believed it was an accident.-Mr. Ishould be proceeded against. The amount due was
Ayling gave him a month's hard labour. £l2 or El 3.
THURSDAY. -Before the Mayor (Janice Milleage,F,(l.) A discussion k Ithe liability ' f
too p ace. respecting e o
and 0. Retnelds, Esq.
770,114.- J.,..44 and Oarvo. Maierosy, privat., of the 701 the Park owners and occupiers to pay rates, although
Royal Fusiliers, were brought up for deserting from their that part is not lighted at the Board's expense.
reeittent »hen stetiened at eortland.--P.C. Bamford arre.ted Mr. TIZAIID supported strongly the liability of the
the prisoners abeut half.past 11 haat night, maw the Koval Oak, pare penole to pay rates,
we it the ...istance of P.C. English. They were Midst. clothes Mr. Wmaroao did not see why the Park question
•nd M. Kerney warn stiipped for fighting when taken., -Sergeant should be mixed op with that of enforcing the rates,
A. Drake, protest sergeant 7th Royal riouliers, said the
mbouars belonged to A compaay, and were at Portland con- They had the authority of the Town Clerk that the
fined to berme. yesterday ~,,, nung as defaulter.. Meng DJ Board had no right to go upon those promisee. It was
!Mintiest., nine, it was reported that they had broken out of the neglect of the owners of that land that they had
barrack.. When leaving the barracks, they were iii ~,, dorm. not pet theinselvoa in • position to claim lamps from
Both Lore indifferent character'. Prisoners admitted the
. the rates Board, the ras could not be excused.
°genet. and 44414,, no rumm.-They were hasidyl over to tru ht -,..
BROWN said twelve menthe ego ho wait appointed
military authuritica.
lIMILIALEMENT Wi A WAR AI.III. on a committee to go and map out the Park, an! see
Thomas Shepley was brought up on reinand for enaheute- where temps should be placed. Where was the use of
mem from hie roaster, Mr. Homer, of Yeovil.- Mr. IL N. this if they were now to be told they e'en not pot
Howanl appatred for tNinivialnant. and .61 that defendant lamps in the Park. Where wee a street that had been
had to 0.'11,1 &lit., and to amount for them nt lloniv..ter ; put in thorough repair befo'e it was lighted? The way
but he did itot at.- ...it for tip,, it. inteiiileil, oil Mr. ll•nuer'o
to tie Perk was in a most di•grmef..l. molly, rough
elelleeloll4 Were cadged. 1111 e114404ry bo (omit that poisoner '
arl ua • • • in toil li ram mot II Isd
had r eei,vil v 0114 Li,. 4 44 4 4, 44 4 state, an what inducement was ere or • man eo
d there f
actually held up hlo band to receive money from Mr. Homer, build or invest in this town when everything was
knowing he had taken these bills-Mr. G. If. Basel!, milkman, against him.
of Wyke, mid he had had barley, maize, and dust linseed cake Mr. TIZARD said that, as to the committee, several
for his cows, from !Shapley the manager of Mr. llonicr'e Misinern, persons had complained, that in consequence of want
On October 1, 1870, witness paid him Li 75., for 41415 t 11114eed flight in the Park. Residents were likely to happen.
cake, and defendant saves, rocwir
So.
1;:i/n1Noroventibec r
.7.;18,70...111: Thought they had no legal right, the Board went there
I:iri limediteihtperlsotener rthat aninworunLt- fur Mr'. Horner Yand toil hi.i. by • Bert of permissive right. He agreed with Mr.
receipt, which he signed in witness's presence. Paid Brown as to the disgraceful state of the streets, and
thew amanitas to prieoner as Mr. Homer', servant.- thought the Inspector of Nuisances should be instructed
Mr. Theme. Hoard, of Boot-lane, landlord of the Rest amid to have the carts, sad other nuisances removed.
Wele ~,,, c, said he kept plaw, and irons Oct. 6, 1370, to Nov. -
inn THOMAS thought the inhabitants of the Park
22, lAN, he had goods to the amouet of c 7 1f,,. from Mr.
Homer, which lie paid to prisoner by various payment., lees were entitled to Limps and drain.. The Board had
3a. ed. discount. 0, Jan. 18, 1071, prisoner gave a receipt gone into the Barrack Field, and laid down • drain,
for the whole, which witness produccaL One of the payments, and the place had been lighted. If they went upon
was on Oct. 20, 1370. -Sergeant Harvey sail eie spore. orircao property of Sr Frederick Johnstone an! Mr.
bolded prisoner Oil Tuesday morning in Lower ileteesinee, •
C t.tlemen and tail down &eine it was unjust to the
having held To. warmed ever since the Etth Jan. wad public • •
, i I b.it'n . ta f the Perk to refuse them lights, just
hand 01114 he I been asole•I 40 Ilfeelleeili4 apprencoadosi. From , ' ' 'a °
information alumto believed prisoner hail been keeping clone. because they had been at the capenie of laying down
Ile was brought to the wation autl oearchnl, ond two 11044 ii• their own sewers.
taken from Itim.-Mr. T. Homer, end sod manure merchant, The TOWN CLERK Said that if the Board, the Gas
carryiiii.; on biiiiiinc... at Yenvil and Wey th. mid he resided company and the owners and occupiers were perfectly
at Yeeval, and Kleiner carried on the Wet mouth Madness to willing, the Board could enter upon the land, and
the end of last year. His wages were INa. per week. The
book prodieval was *memorandum of his wage+, and payments break..l' P
it a to lay eown pipes*
received for witney. Ho had also a day hook. in which lie Mr. THOMAS suggested that te h Pork E.tate could
entered everything that came in and went out of the store. be made ina • separate district, as haul been done at
Every week prisoner had to settle, when winless Inllle down. Southampton and Poole,and separate improvement rate
On Oct. 1, they had a aettlement, and also on Ozt. 8. In one could be mede.
of these aettliiments he ought to have brought in the NUM Of Hr. Telmer commenced an o:Ovation with regard
LI 7.., which he had received front Geo4re Ilasell on Oct. I; to the drain at Barrack Field.
but prisoner did not account for that CI 75., and witness did
not even know that Mr. Damn had the gools. 011 Oct. 2n, The Towle CLitak said what the Beard had done in
they had another nettlement ; bid prisoner did not account for this matter was perfectly legal, and they were bound
the lee reeeivel hem Thome. Hoard, nor leet he up to the to do it. He appealed to Mr. Tizard whether they
Present time. in the aettlement for the week ending Nov. Id, were not bound to make the main sewer'?
prisoner dial not acoireat for the sum of £2 8.. hid., which Mr. Mr. TIZARD : Quite right; main drains mnet be
.ell had paid him oil Nov. 7. lie ought to have accounted made,
were theae mono in the account of the week during which they 11""..", „,
were paid. The book now produced is an invoice book, and air. TALBOT as 4 it had been reported in the town
there ought to he • coon oil of all the goods writ out, hut that. "they" hadicnt him in the Town Council, and he
there is 110 account in that of the goods suppled on Oct. 31st. was going to lay out £2OO for "them' The nuisance
-Ereemeeniiiied : Was not certain about the payment of had been there for six years and it was a great disgrace
£1 To.; as it might have been included in some cash side Pay- to the Board. He did not want the town to do it if
menet, but about the £2 6.. 6,1. he was flUite certain, mid also it was the duty of the Johnstone Estate or Mr.
abet,' that of Board's. -Priemor pleaded not guilty and re-
/10MM tile defence.
Castleman.
Ile WiNithen charged with crnbessling the other some received Mr. TIEARD said it bad existed for 16 years.
from Mr. Board-Mr. Board's evidence was repented,- Mr. TALBOT said the sewer drained 40 houses, net
Primner mut further charged with embezzling ,C 2 24., paid by Ids alone. He came to the Council to do his duty, and
Emanuel Knight, on account of Mr. Homer, and another sum eared for no one, flit had been the other side of the
of £3 8.. Entanuel Knight, said lie kept coin at Weymouth. water, he should have been just as anlions to haeo the
and dealt with Mr. Homer. On December 17 he had goods
amounting to Li is., from Mr. Homer, which were to be paid drain.
for ill ready money, and produced a receipt showing that they
were paid for on the day received. On Dseemlier 16 he had
goods amounting to £3 0.., and for them also he produced a
receipt. Mr. Horner said he had not received any monies from
prisoner I r the mina paid by Mr. Knight. On January 12
he mot prisoner a number of bills now produced, for collection,
and amongst them a bill to Mr. Knight for these goods.
Prisoner said nothing about having received the bills, and
witness dial not learn they were paid till after prisoner had
arneonded, when he went to the partly themselves. In tho
Insofar book produced them good" wereentereal to Mr. Knight,
which ,hewed that they belonged to plaintiff and were supplied
by prisoner W Mr. height. On December 24 he nettled with
the priwouir mid paid hint 7s. 311„, whereas if be had accounted
for the meney paid by Knight, witneso would have had to
leo:Ivo money Indeed of Ita being paid. Prisoner had
ember:led altogether nearly L2O belonging to plaintiff,
prisoner pleaded not guilty, and had nothing to say. Mr.
'toward said he had other cases against prisoner; but would
Ir: •atistled with those heard. Committed to the Allele, for
trial.
.14n, 1,-.. tr.oui. from !kited, Wil4 broi,:ait iinf, ha, Mg in
lib i.e.-ion a pair 014 Woo Ikpartuasot boots. Private
Thomas holly, if the regimental police, 701 K.?, said that
yesterday be i.aw prisouer at the harrack ....we. The wan
ntomeel Wm 41141 salted to tell itergt. Steel he wished to speak
to him. Wilms.s looked close at the prisoner, and found lie
had a regi nentai churl, and • pair of •mniunition boot..
Willies. informed the adjutant, who netit him for a civil
covotalile, whom he found and gave prisoner into custody.
At the elation he wart searched and found to have • pair of
boot noirked as belonging to the 40th Regiment The boots
were honed In 1870 '. but a soldier cannot gat rid of hill books
till • twelvesnuoth after am., and then not without his
Olken leave. Thorn boots were net Ylowcal to he parted with
till April sent The shirt belonged to the 50th Regiment ; but
lettuce, could not say when that wa. issued. Soldier. had no
right to eell their shirt without leave. Toe value of the boots
was now about Is. 6.1.- Prisoner mid the boots were given 1111.1
by a recruiting sergesnt at Launceston who told him they Were
0114 della 1404414. 1.. C. MeMelloll arid prbouer was noolent
w beta iirnistol, 21141 wanted to n:4442 Neerell. -Prisoner moiled
to lc allowed to write to the recruiting wripatut ; but ho did
it know hi. natne.-Fined LI, and Oa el., the treble seine,
or a week in default.

GRIZERAL DISTRICT RATL
The seal of the Board was affiliad to a General
District Rate of Is. 2dlin the .E.

BYE LAWS,
The Board approved of a oode of new bye-laws as
to hying out new streets, stanotare of budding., Ate.,
in the district.

ISIMAGIL
Mr. TOOHL/lapin bought forward his motion az to
the ontfall in Kincetreet, and the sewage in general.
Since lut meeting, he had heard from Mr. Austen, as
follows :,--

7, Broad Sanctuary, S.W.
13 February, 1871.

Rowland Thomas, Esq.
"Dear thank you for your favour of 11th inst., and
for your proceedings in aid of my process at the Board.
' Wishing much to establish my process of 'errant.° in the coast
towns to the West of England. I shall be lclt . attend yoor
Boom], if any expctimm out of pocket only are paid. ' I not no
mum that, Ulo town will approve filmy plan, the mare esprvially
lot account of its groat economy, that lam ready to meet the
Board's recommendation by taking part responsibility of the
cost. 'lf you will Ist me know a few lily" before hand what
tame will be most convenient for your Council meeting, I shall
be most happy to make arrangement. far attending at the time
appointed by you, and will then enter into all the required
detail., aod answer any question the Board may desire to have
answered. I leave my Me In the hands of ro energetic and
able a member as I understand you are reputed to he, I am
dear Sir, yours truly,

CHAIM E. Ai. nix."

Mr. TllOllll.B said the more he thought of the matter,
tho more he we, oonvinoed the plan was aiaptahle to
our separate systems or sewage, and that a great in.
provement would be effected at the mittens particularly
in Kiug•street. The proper Gonne, he suggested would
be to form a committee to communicate with Mr.
Austen as to the details of his plan and the mains
operandi, and report to the Board. He did net think
the question should be shelved,
UT. ILOBIETS proposed and Mr. TALBOT seconded,
that a committee. consisting of the Mayor, Mr. Howard,
Mr. Bette, Ur. Ayles, and Mr. Thomas, communicate
with Mr. Austen and report as to the feasibility of the
scheme. .

TOWN COUNCIL.

A ',wiling WWI held on Wednesday morning last,
ereamit—llm Mayor (Janes Milled,ce.
Tis•rd ; Cmiucilkim Thomas, Umberte, Tatuota Brown
Webb. Cuts tttt ins, Dyer. Welslordi and Bette, with 11,
C. Stegall, Esq.. Town Clerk. •
MINCH MtLIKF FUND.
The MaYon, b tore tho business was commenced,
ri'd to . letter written hie, by thb Lord Mayor of
1.00d0?, &ailing him to put some machinery at work,
.btain tad towards the Mansion ilouie Yrench
Feed. He had replied that appeals had been
111 a fe on lmbalf of the object from the different pulpits
In t!to 1,.. vu, and had been handsomely responded to.
WHARIADE AND HAIBUOR Dorn.
The Maeon end that, before they had another meet-
ing, ary would be letting the Wharfage and Harbour
Due•., and it would be necessary to appoint a committee
to lir the reserved price. In reference to this sub-
ject, his wor.bip also read the followiag letter:—
. . .

• •
" Wepitouth and Channel Wands Steam Picket Company,
Limitod
Manager's (Mice, Weymouth, Fob. Mb, Ib7 I.
"To the Worshipful the Mayor and Town Council of
Weymouth.
Gentlinnen,—l see it is announced you propose re.lctting
the Petty Customs, Wharfege, and harbour Dues on the 28th
iu.d. I, therefore, avail myself of the opportunity of respect-
t tiny N 1111014: under your notice the oppremis o charges PhiCil
hate tor se% end y.ari been levied our tore company fur
wliartsge. The attention of the directors hag recently been
particularly given to this point, and I have been desired by
them to apply for a recousideration of these duet, by the
Council, with the view of obtaining •reductlon in the amount
pad to a sum somewhat In ratio to the extent of our earnings.
It will, doubtless, be admitted the Act of Parliament under
which the respective dues are levied was never intended to
apply to a transit such as this company is engaged in. Menai
Ibe anioalisewkh it. Wad in the osiniule. The

THE DORSET coierry EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1871.

War accepts the responsibility; If pnrchasie had not been dose
away with before, It Is not the Conunander-le-Ohlei who is to
blame—it la thls House that Is to blame for it; It is those new
lights who who have been made the victim of this petty larceny
has occurred, and whose pocket has at laiA been picked
of their scheme. I heartily sympathize with the hon. member,
but, as an old soldier who has wen something of the Army
and Ito workl .g, I say boldly that I believe there never Was
a man who was more coneclanUous In hbi appointments than
the Royal Duke, and that he never condescended to dirty
jobbery. I have been an army reformer In my time, and I
have turned the lierpentame through the Horse Guards with
greater success than the boa, gentleman below we (Mr.
Hyland.) has turned it through the Foreion Office—(laughter).
By one of my first essays In Parliammt I reduced flogging in
the army, and therefore I feel I have some right to speak on
the subject. However Parliament may interfere with the
listimste., as It properly may, I hope we may not get a more
expensive Army, though I fear we shell: but if there is one
thing I should deprecate more than another, If there is one
thing I hope Parliament will never do, it Is the taking the
couunand of the British Army from the Horse Guards.—
(cheers).
Mr. Ca•nwaid, pointed out that the dull I: ivernment had
been entirely andished oy the Order in Council of last year,
expressed Inc opposition to limiting the tenure of office by
the Commuider-in-chlef, earnestly begged Mr. Trevelyaii to
be content with the debate, and not to press his motion to •
Mr. TRIVILYIII, however, refused, and on a division he was
beaten by Mil to el
Bills were brought in by Mr. TaVIAM to abolish the Game
Laws, by Mr. ILVIAIIDII to prevent the Sale of Lhfuor on
Sundays, and by Mr. CIIbWLIT for the better Protection of
Infant We.

Mt, DIAMOND AND Till Pers.
Mr. W. Jointures, seconded by Mr. 11.1.14 a, moved for the
production of the well-known correspondence between Mr.
Gladstone and Mr. Deese, and Mr. Kitinaird in reference to
the Pope; aloo for copies of the despatches to foreign Govern-
ments, to the Governors of Yalta and Gibraltar, and kola
our diplomatic agent at Boma on the mine subject.
Mr. Gbanerosa offered to give the despatches to the
Governors of Malta and Gibraltar, hi which would be found
staled the vow of the Oeverninent—viz., that though ti.
Pope's spiritual functions were not ressognisesl by Gunn, his
legitimate independence and liberty to exercise them were a
matter of concern to the Government. There was no prey.,
dent for producing private letters from the Prima Minister to
an ; and as to the letters from Koine a Blue-losik of
Italian correspondence would be printed in a day or two. Mr.
Gladstone, in order to get his letter on the minutes, offered
to answer a formal inquiry whether It was a genuine docu-
ment. This Mr. JODNIIIWN refused, mid, going too division,
Wee beaten by 153 to
WeDNIADAY.—Mr. Plimsoll's bill for ensuring ships being
sent on voyages more seaworthy WWI withdrawn, on Govern-
ment undertakinir to deal with the subject.
THITIUMAY.—Mr. UlialiisioNS obtained the appointment of a
Select Comtniktue on the Finance and the ill14“4,111 AdUll
mat-
ustion of India.
The University Tests Bill was read a third time and

passed.
The ATTOILSIV-GOIRAL moved the second reading of the
Bill for Repealing the Emluslastical Tithes Act.
Mr. CIi•ILSY moved the rejection of the Bal.
Mr. NaWDZOATIt also opposed the Bill, which he maintained
was merely a comas:nun to the demands 01 the Roismu
Catholic hierarchy and the political necessities of the
llovernmenent.
On a division the second reading was carried by 137 to
and the Bill was ordered to be referred to a Select Cot 1111 l Max.
The ICUS" Regulation Bill was read a menial alai.
thiMAILI called attention to the provisions of
the Treaty of Paris (ISMO as to the Black Sea, The right non.
gentleman asserted that the question of the noutraliaation of
the Black Sea was the vital point of the Treaty, and that Mr.
Odo Russell, the Special Envoy soot to Count Bilunsruk, had
represented that England was prepared to maintain it with or
without allies. But the Prime Minister had thrown Mr. M.,
Itu.clll over by stating, while an his place lit that House, that
li', hal made that representation without authority.
Mr. 1/14KA ELI al.o criecised the course iniroital by the
Government with regard to the Conference, awl contended
that it had been entired upon with a fore SOW r,PlIr111+1.•11,
whicia was opposed to the honour awl ion:rests of this
1111 l try.
Mr. ULAWITONS entered into a spirited vindication of the
conduct of the Government in reference to the treaty, and
denied that Mr. Otbi Russell had represented that Eogland was
ready to go to war, with or Without allies, to maintain tire
neutralisation of the Black Sea. IlLe amused the right nut.
gentleman of suisrepresentation in nib:ream to this matter,
and with regarsi to the Confuronim stated that its object we,
to receive aid conaigter fairly and candidly In a mauler com-
patible with an confinnttory to International law any morn-
mutation+ Russia hal to make, with the view of aniving at ell
equitable and satisfactory conclusion.
In teply to Sir 11. HOARE,
Mr. tkauarose denied that Captain limier hail been com-
missioned by the Queen to convey jeer congratulations to the
Crown Prince of Germany on the sumenses of his army,
although it was true that tier Majesty hal sent by Captain
limier an expressimi of her kindly feeling to her relatives at
Terminus.
Mr. GRANT Curs, in committee on Indian Finance, male his
financial statement, which showed a surplus Mat year of
Elto,ooo and an anticipated surplus In the COOMII4 year of
E 1.000,000.
Alter &somewhat discursive debate the House adjourned.