The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

A mooting took plague on Monday hat. There wr re
proment--The Keyor (J. T,eard. Req.); Aldermen,
Mawr.. J. Milledg,aod Howard; Coaseillors
Leos, Kriteria, Darling, Webb, Commies. Tartar,
Boonton, Brows, Potbecary, Beek, Drew, and Beth.
rreAmotat.

Th. first nutter was to take into consider.tio. what
bills on the Connell shoeld be paid. VI vs of the*
received the genetics of the rneetlag wittiest emus •nt ;
rues, however, a. .g to £8 Is Id., for wok dole
in the Polio' stilling's. kit. the in.'k from
the dawn' that the Chief gisistraw hints-if W 44
rest kited in Ma orders I r walk sob sten .4 I 5 ; and
ho ta..t.t the supeintendvat I p ehoo:d not
eloped this amount wittiest tits authority of the
C°uDoil• 81114. Lidbnrf -as gent for, mid elolainsid
that the work had been orders.' by the into /LI or-
ris, amount was then pawed.
Yr. HOWARD otiled attention to the fact that seversl
bills were press stod which had been ontatandinA a long

titer.
The toliewtog vosoletiew wee agreed " Thet
erery sunset .(the °Dramatise mat nee tbs. wow. MU
ineerred for whisk the works are sorepteteal. sad for
which he had authority to eoetraist, los seat in every
three mouths to lb* Tows MA at the usual quarter
days.'
SAPJ/001 DIPS.
Tho MATOB isqairod if the Tows Clark hisir
motets to the treeetror to per no niece 'Wore t to the
headbulders On the harbour hied anti the food • is•ra la
a more flourishing position,
The TOWN CUBE said ho bad not resolved oar no. lea
to that offset, asithor was then say resolalkou to that

purpose.
Tbe treasurer, Kr. Andrews, wee wet for and on ids
arrival. in reply to the Mayor, said he hid jail the
uttered up to the pretest time.
The MATO* instreeed him to discontinue ming any
more unlit-the fund wee In • betterpotion.
POTIOntaT also proposed "Th .t in eonesquenos
of the present eels subs li.rbeer Fund, omit.. ,n•
,Allebtacy of the feeds laths treasurer's hands In psy the
various tradesmen, and other claims on the fowls, the
treasurer be leitmotiv' to withhold the payment of soy
further intense to thy mortgagees, until such demands
I have been Ant estiallod."
Kr. V. 5,1,. seconded.
Kr. Wigs said the interest moat he paid at some
time, sad they might as well grapple with it at WM°.
He thought it wee cruel to keep the bondholders out of
their
The /damn remarked that they could not pay both
the bills sad the Itt,erest at premise.
Mr. Weer thought a cereals litre of the dein n.ight
be inereesed. He did not think Kr. Dam..n had broup.t
soy wore cars into the part siesathe dues were resisted
thee before.
Tbe blaeos said they would evesl smielln shortly,
and the .inbletat would be Owed es the nods, rpm
Kr. Wan said all the sharps of other puree were
conddembly higt or th.n those of Weymoath
Hr. Itossiits no.
Kr. Wise said be &listed to the port shames mile.
Our thug's were U. per eissistrad Ma, or 2d. foe •
yeeetge v.ra Si.
Tim IL Ma laquired bow lir. Soave.o was to pro.
seed? Ws/hobs withhold payment of Mflou,til he bed •
certain am 4in bead, err was he to pay there as
they came in?
Hr. Howasrisagpeseed that while the bills emeasted
too writhe sees they should he paid He did net
think it wee fair to keno the tad-antes oat of lark
money noel there woe C3OO or £4OO is band. ts sone
as the tretherer bad glOO let the Teins Clerk sips bills
to that modest, sceogliag to their deems, inkier the i
oldest first.
Kr. PaYABOART said be wi-hod to mobs • Terle In I
reply to Kr. Who le rupee to the intense. bey were
p.yieg View bilis for keeping up the property from
ensues the interest was derived. therefore the bills bad
s prior Wales for payment. The sebieet, however,
baring hem brought up, be thought they should she
Into consideration *hat they ought to do with respect to
the does. He (Mr. Poetess:A hid bees gong through
the list, and saw there were somewhere about Pb) per
annum pail for collecting the Nos. They might save
that am tent by teeing set the dine, and be suggested
that the Tows (loosen should take into eassideratMn
Woo propriety of doing.. They wield thee know
emealv what the dims yielded, and it would be more
satidatory to the utortgagese and the Oienteil.
if. USW said 'ben were 55 aa•auy arismosu for the
step es against It. H. should prefer seeing the dem in
the heads of loan respectable person for this. or don"
years.
Mr. Terrine onierved that.. to Mr. Webb's remark
on the ereelty intended to be preened ma the hed.
holders, be might my it was an equal hardship to keep
*be poor tradeetnen out of their money, so that the
thing woo.. broad One way as the other. He thought
11.. bondholders weld better afford to to without their
Interest, than the tradesmen without their money. In
a business point of view he Hemet& the dins shiseld be
submitted to public itompetitios, and la fact all the
matters of this kind.
Kr. Wyss s 4d be did not wish lobo misenderstond •
be desired the poor boodholders to be paid as well as thi
tradesmen.
11r. Howes° said for many_yean they bed been going
upon the stop-gsp system. The question mast sone
day come before the Causal, and they cm the to grapple
with the harbour as the harlsoar They required
mons system to wineries the Mash sad pat the matter
straight'
Kr. Eltamito agreed with Kr. Howard; but thonght
it diagnosis! thiag not to pay the bondholders their
biters&
Hr. Novato : pat it whisk way you will ill. a hard
Mie. If • Peso harbour wall ha dove how weld we
afford to put It up?
Mr. Beau on imained what or the debt on the
harbour fend
The KAYOS C 8,500.
Yr. P011100•111el ropolstlem sem lbw mewled.
=Ares az•zwr.

TM earl builmen to@ te non leader@ (or sapping
bread, Auld to appoint • soiesitles to diatribe* lin.
iillaryliCharity. Six Modern non lo*id. via., Kr. W.
Tigard, el. per 411 a. loaf; Mr. J. Kr. G.
Bartlett, 7d.; Kr. W. Rand, W.; 11. r. Hasa, 6n1.;
sod Mr. W. lismisok std. Yr. Hsam's Wog th•
lowest, vas sampled. Tts• Mother treitkone were
aptirtmod sib. comnittes 3 —The Mayor, Alderson
Illassni. Patheaary, Massa, sad Commas.
Tut MOM SALM