The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18 00:00:00

hurts would have beep much more DIMITOUL Again,
had the force of the exploei at been in the
opposite direction, the retort-house itself would have
been seriously dam Nod, just where the grant main j
pipe.r outside it conveys the sika to the turr tithe smut, I
for purifimtion. As it mit the wink was pruce d- '
lug at the taus there was MI the x.itione t 1011,ut the
•oadent, there b,•ing apperentli Ito iuterforreuce with
the geom al effici. ncy .1 the works, though it wee
lodged the 1 ust the c .incsoy may amount to DOW.
undreds of pounds. Mr. IL Payne suffered moat from
having pitched wth hi. weight ou his bead, sitar
being bloom mnsmdoraltl. height into the sir, and be
WOOL he kept qui,L tie to ..tt.eufloi Dr. rmson.
Mr. blasters had the hack of his head b oily cut open,
and he ha • rsmoved • • h• ck ; but time same
will reveal the fall Iltallt Of the loos.

THY ILI-MAYORS FAREWILLL.
A. Pops the late Mayor. in ackhowledging compli-
ments on the way in which he hail tilled the uffior, said,
on Monday sot :—lt was • greet sati.taction tor his that
rots 12 months' bard work his endeavourn to du its duty
had met their approval. Bno who had pureed the cbsS
knew the duties are no enecure. awl hal he not been
.upp ,rterd by ell. and especially try the practical experience
of lir Aid. (taints biajoor at offin • ould not WV. been
quite so sucticeenul as It had. It was hardly worth lus
while to epo.lt of the important works which had been
00f1M10120.1thltill; the rear; but the) had •••17 Pr'ePeet
dining the next year or two of it ttang a perfect system of
drainage an.l • terfect water supply for the brooch. mud
wito throe tw., tasoatial requir wane Dorchester will eat
only ho one of the bver. dralutt., hut ono of the Welt
healthy taste in Euglend. (AtiPleusel And this 'hood
be selected with • very moderate improvement rate. Next
we have every prospect of • dr.t-rate public school b lug
stablohol here, and if the governors era only Gurneys ul
in the choice of Lead hunter, the ichool sill have ever-,
oaction It fell La his LA se Mayor t, call the diet meet.
ins of the new governots on • yr.-woos B ndcy. That wee
• meet auceessful meeting, sod led by such • chairman is
• Floyer, and supported 1.11 such an able body of
governors, the inbalutcate of outwits sill very soon
hen the opportuhi.y of a high dam education for then'
children at • v-ry cheap rate. Itoferring toils magisterial
biota. no siustoend ci u ht• ho thank, d his brother
magistrate+ or their aesiatauco. and mtntioned that the
work cl icing the year had been etc... Singly light.
Although Sumo case had taken OP • good dad of tiro* ln
hearing, only Or 8.1 Lai lent. sffiltuently heavy to be sent
to the Sea.lol.ll for trial. That spoke well lot the morality
of the town, sod the efficsency of our borouch police. He
moot ci.. Weak the Town Clerk end his deputy. Mr.
Henry &monde. fur the riaostatacti he had received from
them. He congratulated the Moyer elect, Mr. W. Dead...
on his appointment to the office of Wow. sad wee ewe
he (Kr. Pope) had In him • very wertity somewhat, and son
whom pnetioal expenseon woad enable hire to nary oat
thews work• winleh had been issees eser4o. the nee. year.
Sod he_ not Pel ewer erltnesteledginens
very pkineW Wideest indela van pis, skis '
hie private reeidosee—the protestation to his wife. the
Meyeste of • very elegnat ornament in the shape of •
silver ./a. (User, hew.) Ha thanked those itestlemen
who made the preeenteUes, extremely ler this little mark
of their approval of her nroduct—(Leughter satisltrlenee)
—during his year of 01l ffice. e was sure, es he those
gentlemen this morning, it dem not always fall to the lot
of so young a man es hinted( to be the Mayor of so
important • town on Dorchester. and gull leet often does
it fall to his lot to have • daughter during his Mayoralty.
Alexander used to say that he rejoiced that he had • son
born In the days of Aristotle. and he (the *gar) rejoiced
not so much that he ited bad c daughter born into the
world as that he had • daughter during his year of office.
(Hem. bear.) The elegant little ornament be
treasured by his wife and kept by hoc, as he mentioned
this morning, would Ind the dnt place amidst her little
household gods during her life, and Otos her denims he
had no doubt It would des-lend in the family of the Infant,
and be • lasting memento of the goodwill of the Othable
tents of Dorchester dating the year ISM (Aitideller4

THE HEAD CONSTABLE'S RETURNS

To Ms Woraqq/ri ap Itaver .ad (Miasmal q/ tAq Watek

Gentlaman,-1 n Mae cifitlly CU lay before yen
wy riist7;:
itinie annuai cruzunal rape% aod occurream mom
'bowing thir amount ot crime conanitrad within Um
bor.ivab of Dorchester: for ths year tooduia Nab Wip..
1879. as par tabular etalcrilobl. umpired aad mat to tail:
Horne Offlaa In&
ABLIC 1 —P. les Satahlialonsai —Acmes, 636; PoMtle
tioa t 1871). 6916; is.. C ...t .u.. 1; sardrotat, 1; acting-
arirm•l4. 1; 5: Lona. 8
rutin I—Coil of Paw. isfatrakmani—fiallries and
.1.541 4. ; clotolni n,•fl sawalrrusenta. £BO 3. 74. :
000tiaaant .xpausna. l 2 18. Id ; elation-Lou. charges:
.4:25 6s. mi.oallanmus cbaraer. LIS 11. 74.
4:612 IL Ono-half of pay and clothins rapeld by dm
treasury.
Tklll.l .I—Clom of Perron., procoodod sirefnar —Known
thieve., on iiilatartant, 2 maim ; tool..;
prostitutes. eunicuarlly. 13 farad.; susoclnu• ..lo•taCldrs,
on Indlcuasni: I maim 8 faial.s; nawily, 18 masa 6
Mamma ; bat:aural druokarila •turanarili. 2 moist, 5
fatualos; marl ow gout C 1..., ter, oat and iCtllmlu.. Sinatra
(combos ; summarily. 31 iu•lea, 7 Morales ; c iarac.ars
Irak:loon, wake. 2 ismaks total., on
inditunant, 5 maim, 4 iourabe ; summarily, 75 moles, 33

WZIEMOITTEE.
TAB LAT' BOAT AOCIDIsT.- -C. W. Good, of
Glouoaterderrece,•liwervesa word of praise for
lag no leer than g Ila 61. in all of the widows and
orphan. of the tw, MOO birht.ri,l4e an.i Towalls who
were *owned in the recent boat aocidont,
finirmna.—driisois.--South of Ireland, Perini,
Cherbourg, general ; Great Weetern, Blampied,
Cherbourg, general; Aqua' e Flicker, J.raey and
Guernaey. general; Anna Sarah, Garrood, Newcastle,
coal; Flower o' Pm taoy, Smith, Stettin, pit ktm4llB
Northern L ght, Hoult, Seaharn, coal; Endeavour,
Skink, Lowiwtoft, nedis • Intl. Mori" Atim..ll,
Hartlepool. coal : South of Ireland,
Pisani, Cherbourg, genial; Great Western, Blam-
pied. Cherbourg, general; Aquila, Fliaber, Jersey and
Guernsey, general ; Loch-awe, Hoult, Unitedly,
ballast ; Hartlepool, ballast; Musson,
Gruel,', Cardiff, bialast ; Endsavour, Strick, rem
VICIOP, net+.
A WIUTECH•Ieti "ZULU I"—Before Dr. Drew, on
Monday, at the Borough P Home Hirt, swam ILIA,
a negro, who has been exhibiting himself as • Zulu at
Portland, Weymouth, and elsewhere, was charged
with assaulting Eli tbeth Maw. W. stun Cottage..
It mope.* on Sunday night the defen•innt went Pito
her hones aad asked fur • cup of re H. drank this,
and he then salted for another. She gave him this.
He than asked for a third, and beam.- Ate had no
more to give him he commenced abusing her end
threatened to stab her. He was pot out of the house
but went and took a Moue front the wail and
smashed in the panel of a door. He waa then appre-
hended by P.C. Bartlett. —Fined 1,, to pay Ss.
damages and &a costa.— ho motel, w.s paid.
Worm Danner.— Wi/liow TR, a sOlor, was
charged bef re Dr. Drew and Robertson, Keg.,
with being drunk and tat:omitting wilful damage to •
table at the Sailors' Home, the property id the com-
mittee of the raid home.—Mr. ermine, the manager
at the onie, said the man C 41318 to the home, and
dir.ctly he git inside the door be " made at him " and
triad to to ck hi n down. He was, however, pee-
ve tea by another sailor named Chsmberlayue.
Witneso then went for a policeman, and while he was
gone prhotter d .ana,e I • dining-table to the extent of
10a. Getirge • a ~on, ordinary seaman HI.
Defence, said on the night in question both of them
went to the Lhake of relinburgh public.howie, and from
thew'. toth•Amflors' Home, where defendant committed
the • Keno. oh aged— 11s ship'. corporal gave the
prisoner • goal character —P.C. IdscMahon app a-
bon !e•I pria titer in company with Police-constables
pollen and English He was drunk and very riotous,
—The Bench characterised it sea toandaluna offence
and fined him 10.. for being drunk and riotou., la_ for
the wilful damage, 10.. the amount of damage, and
the ovate, or 14 days.—Paid.
Allah ti Bowayi. • LOOKS. —Gawp. Gay'Atati
was charged with stealing Cl 2. • peacal-mae, sad
various other articled., the property of Charlotte
Unlade Towilla.—The prolecutrix said she resided
with her mother at Town-lane. The prisoner had
been lodging with them ab • month. The boa con-
taming the articles hal brio placed Maids smith. r
larger box in her mothor's bedroom, and she eao all
mhos Wednesday. Tho box then contained EIO in
gold and CI in silver, both in separate purses ; • hole
pencil-case, two gold rings, and voritiaa other things.
Last Wadneed y night the prisoner went to bed
rather earlier than usual, and when he was upstairs
la• heard • ',tiling • noise as I woxisithi g falling
down, and she said to her mother " What is it ?" and
she replied "It la only George going to bed." Hie
bedroom was on the name floor. She generally kept
the large box °obtaining the smaller on• looked, but
Gm hurt time she opened it she I.•ft the keys in the
1••ok. The rmell one we locked. The next mussing
prisoner got up rsther earlier than tonal, and on bee
going down she found the back door hal beto opened_
Before he had his breakfast we saw him go into tbo
woodhonee, where he remained some minutes. On
Friday morning sho went to the box, and found the
small one had been at-lon. She gave information to
the police, and 0.0. Rivtlett went to the woosibonse
sod found • ring and • little in-ctuhion which had
been in her box. Her mother found the hoz under the
table in the woodhou. wrapped up in a piece of
carpet.—P C. Bartlett said when charged with the
rubbery prisoner said he know nothing ab Art it. On
searching the outhou. witness found • ring and age-
cushion among atone coke. They looked es if cry
bad dropped out of the box, 141 they were not hidden
away or wrapped up in anything. 0' Monday his
made another search in the house, and in the prisoner's
badr. um at the odds of the carpet at the fo4 of his
' bid he found tits pencilanse, as if it had been dropped
those- M corroborated her daughter'. state-
ment —Jam. Hallett and Thomas Rased!, two other
lodge., swore the, had n•A been into the bedroom,
had not seen the box, anti had not stolen the money.
Mr. Supt. Vickery aelt-d for • remand till Saturday,
In order to see if the police could trace the money.—
The Bench hal heartl quite .utlit.gant t send the case
for tri but they resat.' the remand.
Zsrns Missior.—A imeting was held on
Tuesday evening lett at the lecture-hall of the Work.
Ing Men's Club in aid of this mission, which 1, idea-
lag such • good work among the oppressed female
population of our Indian Empire. There was • good
attend dice, the chair being taken by the Worshipful
the Manor, it. K. Eihtt, Foßi. A short prayer having
been off.rsid by the Rev. 011. R. Gilimert, the Mayor
mid it wa- with much iii-mure be was present on that
occasion to take tho chair and to listen once me-e to
an account of this most useful and inter. lug 0164011
from one who had been • worker in that very field
Bea He onnodered it to be a mot awful oiadon
bemudie it waa ani p tent mission, and he thought
the potency of the mission on ...laud not only is the
faithfulness. seal, akill, and ability of those excellent
and praiseworthy lodes who land gone out to elighee
in tbe work but became it be an with what he
thought ego the right end to begin mission work, via.,
the fountain bead. It triad to clean. the stream of
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a-a
4. Ireilietsble rfeacts —Larceny by ...Teen's 2;
kneel (sinaPl.). 5 . anal. sr...went, 1; receiver. ot stolen
goods, 2; falm pretence, 1 • att. mg base coin. 1; attewpt
to commit suicide. 1 I.l.lcrimes committal. ; use..
ber penwne reprehended, 9 c..altut:ted to; tri•l, 4
males and 3 Jeweled- Two inuiciable olleracce tow year
show a decrease of two compared eith last year. Boren
porous a ere epprehendtd and cumulated lot 'nal and
Mewed uf at iollovre via One 7 ie..' panel servi-
tude. 2 six montiot, 1 tour inont.e, 1 three suuntlis, and
acquit ed ; total. 7.
Taus L.—hulasj proceeded against Swwwwwity.—
dmainta 01a p 4100, Cullooloo.l, 3 male.; assaults °dustman,
ouevicesd, Endes. 7, gamete*, 4, dwohareud, 4 melee 1
female; termites of Me tw.oo/. CollTieted. Malys. 4.
femme.. 5; cruelty Ri awmaleom• Mud, manse It; Lino..
%ion Al. convinted. female. 1. dtscuweed, male. 1;
mob. salement, coavided, male, 1 ; ankeasesa d.u..k
and uweederly, cunt feted, melee 17, melee, 10, di..
charge.. I Mays. 2 females ;..deuces wider the Low ming
Act. 1874. outayscutd, metes, 2, discharged, melte, 1; local
acts and borough yttlewt, mutinied, melt., 13, lenaelee,
3; wilful damage. discharged, wale., 1 ; Jo con•
vie ed, maim. 4; Pe•nbra cou•icael, lowans
lutes Acts, convicted, wok. 1, discharged, :nabs, 1 ;
larceity by <Weimer. undtr 15 years, convicted females, 21
lemony under Se 10 valya. couticted, females. 1, dia-
charged, wales. ; Reran, shoes 111, 13 V. 1.% oon•icted,
wake. I. diecherged„ male. 1; beeen.Y, Moot... Med fen.*
1 ; Veltman Act—praw.tw es, araviesed, 4 leinelee ;
11, 'unload menu.. foe uniewful dime:weed,
male, 1: r utft nom under Vergraw AL I, con. feted,
malee, 2; Wise end Beeroouat Awe 1504) cud 1870,
charged. female, 1; other Wham • (uoi. inaitadd under tbe
above head.), conwtned, wales, 2. To al, convicted.
wale., OP, t0we1..., 25: diechereed, melee 15, females. 5.
Th. above wire dispoted el ae follows, via :—Ttwee
months and above two, I; one month and .10a. 14 dal.,
5; 14 days and under, ;to ia Martel &how, 2; dlied,
54,10 Mad wire. ies, 11, &Livered to army, 3; ditcharged.
8), total, 105. °dome* determined aduatswirdy 550. a
decree. of 01 COul p 4104 with 11111 t year.
,

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Immure Promises reported by the police between 10 p.m.
and 6 a.m.— From. LIMA.. 20 gotow end doors leaoiog to
yggy .4 pr. mt..... ; irludogro, II; total, 87.
The Fire /Vial, att• I dot For.lthguan ilia on tbe 6th
UPI 8 tool wry. 1879, during tbe repslrs, for which
£4 4.. was received, end at llouckton ID e July.
and LiLt reawireol for use of mouse ant pet 4 to tam Us bon
&AIL a- y Alth•
Meassiros, end 14e4m. —The Weights
and Weenies Am, 1878. atm. into uposouon on the lot
January of thts year; but by direction of the °Junco. no
*cues stops ware taken to put it in form within the
Borough until the end al June, when a MAWS was issued
desulng all weights and measure.. to be brought to the
police-station with their deamnistataon tnetke4 upon ih,hu,
and the moult was that 1 verified 1060 weights, and 410
wasures, the amount fees rea.ived fur sante betas.
£6 Os. gd., and paid to the Borciash Fund. I hove elm
visited all shope.i..... and verified UM 16 mat-
warm, and ill scale. During the year, 1000 oreag..is have
been repe/md at the Polumwattlon at monthly Lapse-
boot . . . . .

Mummy iasedpori Adt. which compels MI persons
carrying on tee bale of • coiraney-sweeperLo obtain •
earbflcate front the chief offler of pollee on payment of
k dd.. has been enforced. and four granted during Um
Contagious Diessa (A ailobala) et —During th• peat
.1 Wan. ban not been • emgle cm. repotted in Liu,

-2i;Tatroinsal Act, 1871, has been strictly enforced, and
the newt eras .n.• utausa 71.1 s October le.t busses, were
roneered for the sal• sod storing cl petroleum et the
premier of the Icllotrias parwas. tin :—To Mows.
Crocker nod Ir...unionism higt Wtst-etreet, and at
Poo:hasten ; Yr. H. Has I, ironmonger. Huh We& and
Trinagyeareet• ; Mr. • M. Oruro., Iglu. merchant,
Pea..• 1a..; Mr. George Ilutlord, pluotteu sad passim.
Hien at-etr. et end 8011-etreet ;W. H. Groves. listi-
otreet, Y.rdington ; gr. R. B.litu, llviloway-rort. Fording-
ton ; 14. J. Mitchell, Ftedington.crsaa ; sac it. R. Hours.
Gror&buildmis
. . . . .

, godester hae been enforced in the borough. and
the following PrIaIIIMIS regteturod fur the Iret-puts of gun-
powder and mired snub:latent. Me. :—lftwers. Ordclvar and
frenutuniters. High Weeardreet and &a-Alamo ;
Mr. ebathts (ref. gunsmith, High IttesVetreet ; Kr. R.
Waal, High Weetwireet and irit)-tertett Mrs. Hoge, s
and Kr. Tuttell, Higo Weet-euteth fug the sate at tire-
wattle.

and BasrAor•se.—Tbirs are X mineral licensed
haws. firm tis:rsismiss itsinsed os Sim premiss' sod usis
; ism refreebnieot boom liceniauf oo the premises Dad
ome off, the &induct of which during the ism hm Men
most satisfactory. (Me bem house proceeded against, but
DO CoaviCtion.

Lidohtta. of tAd Pubtid Lasspc—Ddritiat tb• year. 304
I.tup• gran rrix r.ed by tb• p.1.0s uinaulshed b•twoou
9 p.w. mad 3,f...b., . . . . .

logrd.ts. ineumts bay. been be,d during Lb. tenr.
&no Inu Lobowutr ordicts r.turned, rm. two IficeidoutA,
two from nalunLJ 01141•811, °oil found drowned. and on.
no opeo.vertbet.. . _ .
_

Griatirop end Sodom* Pedlars Grt(lllestes.—Granted
Mss ..co— 17. & &Woe ••• I • li. each
—M di., 75; Facial..., V. V.. reosireo. £ll.
Stspersawssatiew Auld pow ausoutta to about 4:1100. The
moieurre .4 41,.. sod Nee, poyoble to the gond donor the
year, onsoonted to Ilk St
Coptaie Mdword W.flo. lior Majesty's Inspector of
Gdustauulory. mut* Ids annual lospectooo of the lOre••
clothing. oppoultsweath slat coo, cell.. sod books. cat the
16 la May last, ono eeeee Piing pored off oatl.t.ctortly.
In coneitedos, I have much pietouro to .tatiug that the
conduct of the uMoors mod oastaihte &Irma the year ha.
boon bially assimilatory. Too *mutable.' massed. nod
11•0.ndill illed as soon as pooubto Oste oenstoble nick tee
days

Till MAYOR'S BANQUHr.
The wee • very t•rtilutat elleir. the emepeay Iselodins
—The Mayor. the H•gb Mersa. W. I Brinier. g.q., Y..
the Mayor of We) swath, (Geo. Z, IoSI q L Htv
Amiga es• °Seen 3911 drivel* DIVA 421,KW0. ""°' 1
sad officer. H. I 1 A. D qc•evter Ol• O.pt H 4•04.
D R.ll. • U.I. Wiioioa 3d D RA'. • Lunn.
Andrews, 3,4 DIA. V. ; Q aartorostear Crum. Alden:ma
lAelphk, Dr • • • •
. D.

Tee legal and patriotic toss. were duly Ininoured.K afar litieiLianolli Of MR ORORGS Kuor Al "To consider the desirsibiligr of having the whole of the
Dartittie, ath Beistsde. resproditm for the nay, Mr. Re,TOX
Borosti the Lieut. Thornton fur the
Yeomanry, mei Ospthigi Hingea (or the Volubteer. . We are mire the threlthlies of Kr. aldereselt George X the sane, deeds. ese. b t pinned in the mullion. room of
doth"dePthdi'cungsm'henlioog.gPlinangLtor.ther'retosr; shcrekdshied,""szeria Its
Kr. kWIOI.II LOCI gave "The Bishop and Clergy and Tam es Mayor for the ensuusit rear will be hailed by the that ()hunt-tr. That in view of the appoiettnemt of •
Waist -re of all Dthonsinati to hi,h toast the Inv. thhshitsats of the boroo eh with the utmost solid action, Town C irk the duns. of that be fully cobeldered,
H. Evitagrr. WT. W. linannik but. Denten poet), and for daring his year of office the worthy Alderman has di* ge eiso ass salary and stool imenta conoseted tli. r isith.
Rev 1. Nsavg responded. pieced • rare mothnt to tea, energy, and firmness in the Also as to the seconary office nu .mtoodati in, Ø , for
Tree hew ri or the High Sherif was reoeived by the discharge of his rusatfold •n I otter°us dories and no, drpuling and inspection by the pob:ic of h 0.... and
bawl with "r •• Flue Did Intgloth 0. utleouni,- greater proof of this ...faction can he afforded than tth papers tenting to that offi • Al to the desirability of
M.. (1. ANDILIMS iooke.eied "toe health a oar Member, bairn manner In wince Mr. got WWI roc.Oved by the mos 'intim' • Doputy TO*ll Cierk. .t. to the deairabolity
Mr. intei.' thieve. ed appltheal large moldier of ratepayer. who menthol. in the Gond. properly qualified public auditor. As to
, W. 11 BRIMS& I q., K P., win received with loud hall on Mood I. t. when Hie teurguip wee formally co, pe..r,ot niethol of k••ping t'.• —ln and account,
•Pnlatre. Mr. psiuubeir. ene be hoped Me Limp ...levied. The municipal body troended in 'heir As to matters relating to it,. offi of Torus Clerk gegen
round Dorchester would r, mein long ea the ifflos .4 robes of office to the Gitibibeli. he ded to, M. Buy%
High Bomar, and he (Kr. Brym.) hope I the aloe Vickery •id a smart h.iy of the beer mai globe!, Dl by %le Aldermen Tomcat propoeed, and
I. each they bad pieced lam wootd remain at aqui the door, were open., I the Initlethir ants Is • eci. 111 a Mr CAMILLA seconded that the usual PO be voted for
dimes log as the tram It It em attacked he large ounstor of to en miens eager for admittance, usa the hinting trees. Agreed to.
"Mould defend It as ling ast he c .old—(appnose)— result gr. that the hal w.• nos erasion:it exc.. Mr.
Mr. ee ALLIS than prise..ed his motion asking Mr.
sad if the privilege of retunsiog a Metober of Peri. Petty II ooer.lncif, Town Cleric...rimmed the Prothedier. • Alder*, in Li...1t0 resign, tolt
sent were linen broth D irchester, they might expect, Mr. Aide min KILLIUMIIsaI.I: It Is not only • privilege , e Akron •Ad he could nit possibly methods such a
Uff horooghs would be at ilk, saa.l m. 0.,. of rid.., for the purpne of submitting to r.er nnitioo to the Coosa It was not iD ord, r, and not at
Healy, Dorchester is becoasing moth more important eolith • itentlthan tor your approval ne. chief inthiatrxte , all comp tent for that B. tel to net on Al tertuths
every day, toe .bat have.. had only the year I All the the Borough for the cooing yen, but I thinthir" it to Miro in favour of anybody am (Applause.)
depot rearm coming up to D ocipster, and that muss to be an bosom to he ptaciri in the position to do so. Pan Mr. Wow, y think it ought to he H. is .
ornate • inee iucraaa of PoPoletton- (Intiehter.) The Wanly knowing that toe gentleman ha. served the office nonealliy, and no tool either C mord or out.
mist bail been mint storm, year, not only in rrts li.men L. f omit pesimm 00 00 prennt 'mit pei,, of • Baca/.
but wen and rumours ot ware had been throoghout the I(.yor has during the tint yen, mil the (fie" ten,. "I'e' Mr. WALL'S ad led the word. "In the transaction of
*cell. To.. • ry timie last year be was aummooed to Pars he has sino to the nont iii gen rsl. the ithrtnexelice pubic b lo•eita"
limutht &bent the Vahan war that they had thought habit. in the 0 marl Ch author. and his general kind.. Mr. Rogues dealt powerfully and seneib'y with Mr.
was Input. waded • but the sews. in those pans have throughout tin town have eudeseed hito, not only to the statement, an r •tninded th. C on the
DiallitaliMl the olo:r they hid from Me earliest day. Uniuctt but to the town at I .rga. (Applause.) I am good work effected by Kr. Luce. and especial his aim
tea) are pot,, be trusted, and the amt.... there haid gaits sure in making th• propo.itioo, which I [IOW ,10, 1! mince and counsel doting the "drain., ens..." Ile
lee..crui 1 m. 7 u O rdered. ur mope have gas to Cahill to will nit only he the uneniinous vote of the Cooed'. nut would not say .li7 Kr. Lore had nee fit to eith.liset
meek .• n for this horrid butchery, and if they end the unanimous and D•rrie•is oiling wish tif the toga himself from the Council but be had been and hr was
the oleanders, he hoped ho mocy uo.dd ben. ee,,e the
.r..t.t wopme Others mire imeryon• elm *le, hoe • what it was would lupow
We waist no more land there :India ia three enough ; but El • 0d111.4, Esq., to fill the oak. of Ch'""lithi•uesie that under ouch circuontances he should not attees.pt to
each 'mule h hush merited m
Irons the Amen we and K.yor for tie enauing year ; and when I tell 7"w—allw di. Mute his duties. It was asking too moat sal he
*MID not Nook, iglu be hoped by the tag name of next I repentoil it last Tooraday hicit—thist this is the forty. wl. sure the town would not expeet • person who was
leer, all will be nettle,, nods, shall here many peaceful fird !liar I have *opened raore you to •••isi to the elthitott e.t.a tag from 111. health to COMP forward and igo pee ids
yen.. (Applause.) Fro= Booth Alone mane dioina of a Honor. I Wok I bathe done my duty—l hope I lave. heath Ho expressed these feelings because be considered
gather' officer. have tenons , and we met proud of them (L ind applause.) Mr. Lace haul been spoken of to • manner he had not
though they laelong. uot to Do...hire, but to neinibomous Kr. Councill• ATLKIIIIORT incionded. deserved. (Hear, hear) He had riven hie best services
counties. Tbe ear in Africa los shown the British Army The Deputy Town Cook asked if there wes any emend- and hie hest energiee in their servo., and be was sore
will Dever disgrthe itselt,tbey fongotoillhough sue reiinded ment, but he was ...eared by Loud and Prolonged ati- there was no man who would more willing. ..dace him.
and cut up, all tin lint man felt (Anaemia.) But we Fames. self for the benefit of the town. (Applause.)
cannot remain in the preens' uncertainty whether our Mr. Wattle asked amid much laughter 1( 11 was not the Mr. Wittman expressed his swipe.* mid Indignation
soldiers are to boon long or short seinen thei that cies- general cust•im when a Mayor was re-elected to take off at ouch • motion, aid the hops which be wets sure would
[lon most be., tfleth Twitting to what had b.n doo• in timi chain and re-adient it Kr. Willi/ MOO elpessea.l hie he limed to by other seemliero oi the Board—that Kr.
Parliament. Mr. &cove said it wee • stupid =trate a pleasure at se-Inc his Worship Mayor for the second time. Lime would once more he sufficiently restored to heath
pe 'pie calling them... Consnativeilunrols or Liberal He had treated him as • gentkonn which WM Mare than ss lobe able to perform his duel. in the able way he had
COllOlll,lO IVne ; tbey most vote either one side or to. he thold thr 0' WM.. Moore (Loud laughter.) dose before. (Applause.)
otruir—( epplause)—they could not vote both ways, and ail Hi. WOnSillr Fir.it op .It. of the hunts ion with which, Kr. DENIM however, thought Kr. Waal hut done his
to sneaking away, and not voting at all, that he culled oven more.. than on the ardor. Woo, be took *Mc ifor the duty, end
contamptlble. (Applauve.) On small ititernal questions «icon I time. He on : I have &Iwo,. hell, and I Mr. WALatit Mao thought if there woe no prospect of
p •rues will often get mixed en together. 02,1.1411./ 014111 or snit hold, that the Kalontiti if tuts borough should he Ili. Loos being rano. ito health they ought to kindly
lawyers Clubbing t caber, and both paraen alit work to. equally distribut-d moonset tin different members of the request Mr. Loco to resign
tea. to • great den.. to .1..60. the bonne. Mot lost c rponetion. When I bah around m and en Mr. Alder- The MATO& concluded this discomion by saying he wan
wieeiwee wewee of the Libewae keg heiewt man Timms' and others who have had so much tuor. sure that •bes there was no further chance of Kr. Loon's
" the pane of ithemsrstion." and Parliament due experteoce, hr ing mod, ...a..., a. I have had tuyaelf, man attending the Councii-ehamber he grimed be the
o▪ la,l on A.g. is. but a maw. atil fare. The I fail Indeed there ass treat nu. for bnsitation on my &it resign hi. patio.. (Hear, hear and applause.)
teak and Si. worked hard, and the chiefe worked well; Pen. Hut however d.fficialt and arilthth the dila* of lilts The meeting soon ermewenis blinks up'
bat meat could be dose with • p•rtiwtflb•truotlo4lo eon
...strA, I have mod vtl—isoil I am bound to mar
I all
rreacrignoWistnilifirrealtads would help their Parties with whom been throwntla tocindness itrnernins
leannte, and also Mout' bolo their Madlord•—(bear, the year of My HaYorntri 11l had not dime so I should
bayo—layintain ummuhiu rend., and due ore, these certainly not have been able to do *ha I have done. I
mob.' tiyaia. When a 1...f1aw nada wa.kigi.. of Lb, have r. c nod the very best orgilitoont from my brother
:Zalsad Poly gets three per cent, he really cannot Ineastrase in my duties on the Bench, and also very
to lab.saab Taaaattyys most he mad, in tgae great sesietance from the Magistrate.' Clerk in the duties
style of living ; • spirit of moderation must govern at of the Bench I bine also found the different officials
and he boped next year ens usse have • better batheee than of the corporation with whom I have been brought in
we have wed f.e. to. he, 39 yew,. Howe pi odoutioue had contact, and to whom ( have had to look for assistance
Imports used to he prikttk well basso., le millions worth and advice, mist ready and efficient in the performance of
et the former toll millions of imports • MIL tat year we their duties, and stomp, ready to give me sosiennce to the
eltsll only hate ire mull as of hoe. pe:osiossumes against beet of their ability. The Bupesiniondent of Police, our
shout 111 millions of imports, sad unless our arab sad iron Borough Sumer.," our Inspector of Hamner, e, all of
manufactures risemos very quickly, weary Is • bed was Mum exceil.nt 'Meer'. and I re. cingratalste the town
00 moatmem ~weeem end www„www, as he rugag on having msch a staff of roily efficient and valuable
aught to have begun 1041 t years ego. 0. consolation we officers to carry out the work of the town. (Applause.)
have, in knowing tint our humbler brethren, the labour- Hot there is one gentleman whooe voice, slas Iwe miss to-
hag bee w, well; thew wow" and theyr bread day—• gentleman troll whom I have received more than
bay, wee wweeep, and wettedc, pro" twgr we better oft the amount of kindness which I could possibly have
wow than wee eye, knew. begore. (d u& entwomo espeend. I refer to one whose faces ales twill he seen no
The Marna gave "Toe Visitor.- and the Mayor or mere butionin us. lam quite tore that the Council ha•
1111..... c. and Alderman HOWARD reSPormlml, the latter lost in the late Mr. litaggell • valuable and efficient officer,
L'P woe" The Tow sad Trade of Dantheeter," to which and who to all of uses. • good and true friend. (lien,
fiatabsonv replied. beer.) He wee • kind benefactor in as dealing. to those
1), multh of the yang', who wooed him. U. gr. upright and generous In his trans-
thimeaded with The Mayor.ffieen.* and Mr. W. Donnell actions of businees, and boumrable. Ido not wish, in
releireee thsriks. speaking of the late Mr. BtegoaL to repentant hint and to
The Marcia protested "71se lUticultura Libras.' make my words idle, by ...kiss of him se any specimen
aimaisa .1.1 the eiewe Mr. OW.ileum, who suite* of perfect humanly. We know none of us poor frail
resreasd' human creator. an serf. et. We all of us have our short.
The Larell.Lientetioat of the County" was the east is things, and 'call of us have our lanais. But this I
Inset, and Mr. &an (Motor of Weymouila ain soy conscientiously Inca the bottom of my bent,
replied. bonus* I behave it to be true, that any errors he may have
the cweiwwwg. in swieogeto ter., ~,,„„a one c remitted in his position si permanent officer to the
Health Itie Ter . n Clerk. G. By moods. Req.' norporstion eere errors ef judgment and not of with
Mr. H Bismans, deputy Town Clerk, responded, (hion, hear.) I fully belleve he was countientioos and
" The- Loh.' w.o given by the Mayon, and reeponded amourable, and to the beet dbl. ability carried out those
to by Mr, A. Orman* and attec tbe paay very inipittont and nu.. duties which were Ms sis
shersted, permanent officer of tide bard to carry out. Now, gentle-
men we hove h. look to the future. The done; of the
Town Ci,,k are She most imp WWII 'bat any al/oer of the.
corporation he to perform ; and I may say snore than
tbis. I may my that upon the Town Clerk dep.& In •
very great usensitte the welfare and the prosperity of this
1...'. A Town Cook, if he re,leets his duties, Or if he
performs thine duties wrongfully. Can do an immense
mount of harm, lain,,,.', sod discredit to the town;
whereto if the Town Clerk perform,, hie duties strictly
and Posmentioney be may ne of Mimeote value and of
boohoo. use. It is for et who ere membere of the
.rpor con t Appoint • T sl..ivesrluaebe,n
ens of very considershle labia, and elthoogh it is a very
prover sod sei lag. • very old and trite saying, De
merlon .0 .1.1 lattinst, nil we hi this generation have
h 4 • buritio..m.- 1“.4. loft upon our shoulder. from our
predecessors in offloe. (Woe, hoar.) We have had to pay
compensation fur mar owniand,•fe bays had to buy back intn
own documentr—G .ughtrri—we have • magnificent market
house which our predecemors have built for ue. but which
cabs than It. interest, sod we bath • solid and !substitute]
bridge, which blocks up fell the waterway im, the
harbour, and we ant infirm.' it will ceet alining the price:
of • nes bridge toi remove lb. present one, so
sobitaintialy and permanently is it built. (Lauithter.)
But the... not the en. difficulties. lam sorry to say
there are WM. get.Simmo in the town who seem to be
mimed with • tenni. for ...vials.< letters. lain sorry to say
then, tere sane gentlemen amongst us who with this itch-
ing Care of weirdn, letters to bieb ge•rt-rs..em to have
foreotten the fact that there are g 0n...a responsible for
the .ff des of the town; they bare without making any
• pleation to us and without inquiring Inti the truth of
the allocation made seldom us, they have, in their
moments when they have found time banging heavier
tion usual tape their hand., rushed off and enj 'wed
aldniolvoll in writhe, letters. They :nighties's dismal: es
trouble in the tetitr.. The Isittersilonotmoich gond,thd very
little harm. I'be7 give the clerks of the Load Government
•••ii the trooble to copy them out sal send Unto down
here ; but they will neither burry as in the carrying out
of immature echemes, nor hinder no In the performance of
what we *insider to be our meet duty. (Hose, hear.)
anything which off ct. lbo interest of the town we will
look into mon thoroughly threaten I horn heard of
differeht sec etimi of men being compared to the cargoes
which Solollloo'a ship. at Tershish wed to bring borne
They used to c iunin gold, silver, ivory,—very valuable.
and preamble cargoes. but there wets also useless apes,
and gaudy pesooks, and I gimp.. Weym tuth is no ex-
ception to the rest of the world in this reap. ct. (Laughter.)
Time reason I mention this shoot the letters io although
they won't molts much difference to us in the perform-
ance of our duties, them is • tartan amount of
herrn which they do, for the letters have the
nefortunate knack of finding their way into the
liOwepapors, and people are eery glad to catch mint
readily at any accusation •gainst people without hoar.
Ina what the, bad to say themselves. And so these
Lthers get Ito the pop-re ;but the aineers do not follow,
so that people only see one side of the question. A very
prover aold wise r.olution he• been passed that is future
when any ostiitery matter is to be "nought before the
C mocil, we intend to discus. those matters not in open
court, where they will end their way into the paper. but
Inc itomittee meeting. And when we have, to use • very
old and telling proverb, any dirty linen to wash in (eature,
we intend to wash it in private. (lo master.) It will be
eciefeetorr to the ratepayers to know that the finances
of the b 'rough are In • very sstidactory state. We are
paying off the mortgage debt of the borough. Winn the
mortinge debt Ir. at itt height it amounted to C:111000.
but it bee duninisbed in the coons of sight peon to
AMMO, to that we tan p iss it off at the raw of £l,OOO
a yen without it. bong any ehrwoolr• burden to the '
teen ham.) It is equally caUlying to find that
Um &Leasable value of the town has rims in ual prop..
tam ; and the time is now very near when the ratl
will come into possession of very cousidersble leasehold
property. —The Mayor then read a latter from the rem.
mutative of the Imo Kr. St-gash, thanking the Kayo,.
Corporation, aid inbablmate for the kind feeling shown
is the ...ion of the fosse& of bis line uncle.
Mr. Alderman Thelma in • few wellichosen words pro-
'posed that • vote of thanks be recorded to our worthy
Mayor for his servion during the past year. (Loud
s taystsuie.)
Mr. DLIMIS wooded the vote. Re congratulated the
burgeons who heel come in such large numbers, because
It showed Inge interest in public affairs, which was a
healthy sign in borough. (llen, beet.) In seconding
the vote he cmgratulsted the town that in hiking charge
of the municipal ship they had • captain In whom they
could put the most perfect c infidecoe, and he was sure
whatever might be the quicksands and rocke over which
he might have to steer them, he (Mr. Dennis) oonid
pir thias him on his o•n behalf as one of the men
before the mask the most cordial 00-operstion—dap.
• and be hoped at the end of their
'msgo, when the year IMO should have ended, they
•hoold be. had • voyage which would result in pro*
parity. (Applause.) And be hoped the time was not far
distant when from the end of the pier to the mouth of the
de... they would find such an ine.oll.4lin commercial pros-
perity, that the oil 'lrides would have to oe pulled down
(Loud applippie ) In tile permit of Kr. Alderman George
Eliot they had • rues AMMO Battery, and above suspicion,
•no of backbone, of do aright intectity, out of real
prescience, *hoe see the end from the begioning, and
who wool, do acme-thin( for the welfare of the borough,
to which they would all be able to look back with trite;
and ,twill he Ise highest honour hr c mid hope for lousy
to Isis eons, and hi. eon's s This was done during the
Mayoralty of Mr. 0 mere But." (L matter and swollen es.
Mr. 0.8 Wilarolo esad he should met certain', I.tha
rises . the snood,' of the vote, had he not thinieht that
It who pew/lowly *tinged for none other metatier of the
Cooncil to have done It As it eat be would my he wee
sec .od to n Is thanking the Mayor for the services of
the peat year, and wishing him hearty congratulation' cm
his appointment. (Loud applause.)
The MAYOR r •tornod thank., and road • letter from the
Directors a time Piers Company. Limited, to state that it
is lb. In wish to apply in the emoting ...ion for a Provi-
ng.' Order to authorial the con•trueti in of • lb °meow.
some imitable spot in the By of Weymouth, 'ab-
ject tot. approval of the Toon louncil.
sia. ALDMILD LOCK
Mr. WALLIS said there 1•114 One thing which he wished
to refer to. It was respecting one who, when he men-
tioned his MVO& they agouti all say was • onus of groat
business capacity sod the highest integrity, • gentleman
whom they unmet revered, • 01•11 shook he knew when
hi w. • little boy running before his door.. He had been
now up to the menet that* one of the most honourable
'not in the borough ; but the gitothaman, unfortu-
nately, had been stricken with ill-heath. It wo, Mr.
Luce. Tose combats en is an alderman of tithe borough,
mil with al do. roooset LO him they had important
measures to be carrel for end during the next teal.*
mow hi, and moat have gentimana who Ind the serve and

WEYMOUTH HARBOUR UDR TABLE
DATIL ,31611 'ATM 116$1 Eli lOW 361r31 smarms
1 6.41 a.m. 8.0 a.m. 10 42 a & 9 376
7. 9 p.m. 9 9 p.m. O. 9pm. 6.37 cm .19
733 nm. 910 a.m. 1136 a.m. 6. 1 p.m 36
8. 1 p.m. .10 1 p.m. 12 I n.m. 017 • m.llO
817 a.m. 30 27 nm.ltt7 p.m. 863 p.en.116
8.63 p.m. 108$ p.m. 12.5 am. 7.10 ..m. 17
910 ..m 111.19 •m. 1.19 p.m. 745 p.m 17
0.46 p.m. 11 46 p.m. 1.46 •m. 811 ..m 18
10 11 a.m. 62.11 pm. 211 p.m. 857 p.m. 18
10 87 pm. UT/ •m. 1.17 •as 9 3 a.m. 19
11. 3 a in. 1. 3 p.m. & 3 p.m. 929 p.m • 9
11 29 p.m. 119 a.m. 619 a.m 9.56 6al 10
1L56
1.66 p.m. "

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