The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

ibat ;might not to be .In,p'ped ; but it unmt not be t... 1
etrongly pronounced.

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II or, and from thole° the ..-assalt amberitiee would raise I tr..te.-aar. w e 5...-. "-- - anti the go K 1 of the own. But post experience of
it to any height they might require, aml se distribute G
it hehalf of the uardiaus, ti prosecute Wiliam Thresher
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over the building. It seemed to him that if the Council for leaving his family chergea'de to the Unie /Itn. i ime eatra strongovernments has generally been that
compliea with tha' applicatem, they must, with all ethers ssas one of tho hems aggravated type, Lewin.: there was when they bad too much their own way they fell out
that were Iliad, them in the I, notch. IL: believed they no pretence for saying that Thresher wan not an able- with their censtituentdes, and I would advise the
were Minna t • eive every no a proper supply of aster, is died Mall, bat they also believed that lie hel been in Coaliti •n to listen to the two or three Radicals left in
bet, they wen. ii .t I. IMO to (*.wee it up, and if the owner -itch sitnati els or berths as en:Oiled him to earn money : the Council, by vimy of keeping a conscience.
or ,e•copier of a house wished it carried to a higher elect's but he lia lit-it his wife and children entirely te the mercy .
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thin than they could deliver lie must do it at his own of their friends, anal not emit a einele intimatien of his Very li,tle csinseience lett have tliose who would
teat. Of course, if the authorities at th • barracks wouhl whereabouts. Not onty that, hut he het been leaving
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agree to pay them a rert tin Mere ise on the ordinary ei mey with some other female during hie absence. cut out the wor or the eere-takers of our Working
Men', Clubs, for they want the reading-rooms i pen on
charge, that-would be another thing, hut he thought they Mr. W. it-hop, mast•r, of the Weymouth Unien, belies-el
Sundays. At our ea mout Ithe fine y
W • I Club'" • I
woo,' fida it very much dearer-The INsrErroit admi,t,..l Willi in liire,h, t. 1,, able-hotbed and able to maintain
that was a preen-al queetion, no doelt, out in enter to his suite an a family. Bid in the Union were two of Itie commercial spirit .if the committee sells the lecture-
form an opinion iiii io it he will like. to know what eisiblr, ii, it boy and ei I, ',rya • and 10, awl they had room to wine brethren for Divine service, then there
is a Bible class (awl a c, ipital oue, too). in the after•
W.& their engine p.er now .--The sußvEl oft reodi.ol tno re,milie.l there since Mn 7th, Pe 1.-Mr. Welsf, In huhee
they lifted &belt 10,000 gall .ns au hour-sad their engine c illed Mr. Vickery to d. ol• what mould., be liwl limn pot nwin, awl in the eveitiwg Divine eervice again. So
eras •10 Www r Oaii.OPLatr, en :in, The I
t int. bi ;hest po int from
her fr r %to get li.Ml of furesher. lfis wife hai heen support el by
our tetrat,w leis to .lev. de a pretty fur slMre ..f hie
which the water eas 1.,,,.• e, , res.•re er was a tte iaid, Three.hei, own lir the, hod been very kind to
Setiday time already, and if the reading-room is to be
Brkiportread, and wes slime 1:11 feet. The proposition of her. anti Mr. Harker Mel wit a oil.:rrenion for her, by an -
open/it tither i Imes, what lacomee of his Sunday rest?
an ed in the la,wspapera -Mr. Vickery said th it he
the Coencil was to put up VI ti,•vat...l t ink :111•1 PliginO to
111,111111Ule water Ira ii the pre•eut t ink int., the new one ; re,' lit,' information at the later i nil of October, and II .o mere our will be gime altogether, and I fear
but, by that he woekl remind them they would not only ton,ll Thresher ti a 'Aging house in Lirerpo .1, S oitli he'll have but few 'mod troisfs to spare for the plan.
require a OO,V ,S,iiie hut al.-. a ma.. .IriV.r, t arether with sleet Is, le, They mused Ines front CPls to Fran--c: he The fact is, let the reading-reems be thrown open,
extra cal, 5k...-.llr. VATIMER: 1.3111 a i.e. more at the hal been a seamen. and a letter showed he had paid a and 'twill te,t he 0 led Words iir the Lcisum Hour that
le kit. -Ti.• INSPECTon : Then iihat's the alternativein your woman in Shields £.2 :l tooth at Mel, espial to his half- the familv-shirkers will want to read. T. toe who
opintin l-Mr. Noewse :To Itave an entindy new engine eay.-Thresher •-ad his hlf pay was E. 2111.. at t,nth.-Mr. want to bless the working wan with good books can
capate-e of doing this werk,therelw saving the cost of extna Vickery said Thresher hail cost £d ii. 101., to halms. and .
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drivels, rhe fact is we rs "lire a new resery at* fa• the i's• hint fee the telegrams, :unt otherwise. - Mr. either thr..w men a roma in their own houses, and
teem at Vas pre emit moment aitheit the one proposed. Wels!er.l pr ..Itteed a letter frau the ships owners, ,stating Wok after it themselves, .1 lend mich books to the
We have -nit one, end that holds way Is hours •Itypty ! 'list they could nit make. in r.resher's ace amt. any workman, and 'twill It rei harm if they are read hy
The INSPECTOR: If v., carry "iii the ache.e et a higher further advances. Tee a ivances hal been node, hie children-limy wife, while he gives her is rest from
resseede ym, will have several ale 4ti it,.:0., ca. .1,4 them wit tio 'lt e- Tweedier. I,M t 3 some other woman. family cares. If an honcrari care-taker would
that of supplying the new ili.triets, and you will have This W., one of the worst CT+ , that could be velunteer when the roan is "pen, and if the " vested
water at peer comniand cared, of extingmshing fires in brought enter their notice, and he mast press interest." of the wives and children in " father were
Vhe higher parts of the district, whieb at present y.m have for the extreme penalty the law allowe.l. Thresher
not got. I and, granted it is beer thle to have a reservoir at raid he had not earned a penny for the but six months; occurs-d, Sunday rooms might well be tried. But
a higher level than the one you have got, the next thing he hal been out ti Callas awl had been in a limpit al, and family men ought not to be enticed to "Club,"
is, is it the in ire desirable you should have one engine of was sent home as a passenger. His half-pay hal been -
sufficient power to repels, the higher as well as the lower left to a person at Shields as paytueut for a debt he owed. The age of chivalry sit not ever, nor has Freemasonry
' level, or to have, accor ling t i this scheme, is seeend It- ti el male no attempt to get cut .4 the way of the remised to be a miglity power for peace, if all I hear
engine-Mr. NORMAN renraked that if they bad withorities, end when he hear) a warrant was out against whispered is true. Your readers have real of the
• new engine, they would save £5O a year for a lion, he soil "I'm the Party." In fact he never dia. theighty quarrel between two rival politicians of
stoker, head., wituething considerable in coal -In guieed his name.-Mr. Webeorl said it was not likely the different school's, Wherein dew Is awful were threatened,
reply ti Mr. A.. Lock, he said he did not think it p issilde owners would have allowed any pay to any person hut his all for the sum of two pins, ant the threatened man
'to pump into the higher level with the present engine surmised wife-Thresher asked to be allowed an opp ,r-
-without overstraining it, tunity to get employment: he would do his best to do so, was ready to brave the terrible consequences, but
The INstregroß: Nothing i.e the world is no uneconmns and to send to his wife, He was quite willing to be re- di•lrCl prcsent the pins. Everybody auppmed that
teal and eXtreNnelint no working an engine at its greatest Mandell that they might write to Smith Shields, an-1 there would be a Ye:selling of jeditical linen in Court,
power. Thiss should lie a reserve, or you are wearing ascertain the troth of his statement. -The Chairman sett which wwild have edified the public, and provided a
away and destroying the werks. Here you base an they emild not accept his explanation, for here one of the spectacle which in our mwlern days, would supply
admirable supply it water, and every r.invenienre ' Melt affectionate letters. that coati he written, hal been the place of gladiatorial fights. But, have your
for meking the town ekeeptionally goad as regards written to him by his wife, upbraiding him for spending readers not heard of the mythical. meeting of meaning,
it. 1 think it weal ii he well and to the benetit his money on another wow an, It WWI one of the worst
of the town if you male use of the alvantages you have cues they bat heart, awl he would he sent to prison for unknown to each other, awl renews' on either side in
got. -11 r. Pole: The authorities, 1 believe, will allow teic m ,nth, lethal comhat! If I remember rightly, the stronger
£1250 towards the expenses -rne fewer-ton 'Ant i, itoisrettouS SEAR iN.-J."1" IP cci.gfon. of ths li. MS. warrior has brolight his opimnent to his knees, and is
you don't choose to clese with their otf.e., teing in a chalk ' Black Pone., was brought lip on r ueslay lafere the about to send him with one fell stroke to the happy
district, they Frill seek for water tbetuselves, and you will ilireigh la igistrate4 for clamoring a nettle Isdonsing to hunting grounds which lighting men believe in, when
probably lose valuable custeiners.-Mr. VATCIIER had his I David Prodster, of the ItiYal Oak.-Leuisa Muffet, who a last Wele leea.ol4 Itithe titan! .4 the beaten man ;
doubts about their heing valuable rust:mars. I lives at Prodger's hollie. said thit en the 6th inst., eltwret at rand nn he makes the Masonic Nig' n, the
The SURVETOR said the total estimated cost of the : Symington came into the hoase. and wanted them to give
'foe'. uplifted sword is stayed, he recognise, a brother
elevated reservoir was st,xito. I him something for a shillelagli; hut, as he was ,Irtink, „. , .
..114.4 al m his fallen enemy, and lifts him again t, rife.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A FORMER lir GREOORY expressed his belief that if the great nobody ...ell give hi at an thin , whereur,r, he sensed
or ostO of water in 'the t ton isms %tipped their present ' the arm of the -nettle, tad li'ullen•l'it right .3- et. Witneis So I hear 'twits in this ease; just when the rending of
MEMBER OF THE DORSET MILITIA supply woull be found suffisient for everything. • got it away from him, and he tbreatenel her with it • but reputations was to resplace the smashing of heads, the
BA D. A lengthy canverution ensued, atteti we are cotatielled ' she got it away, when lie asked for a I.roon3handle,.or bright Star of Masinry rose upon the scene, and like
About • month ago the glove factory of Messrs. to emsidge In the course of it Mr. HODGE, :ii I :her hAd something else, awl tail that, if she did not give Win those terrible enemies, Bix and Cox, the two word-
Dyke ad Son, of Milborne Port, was entered forcibly been working with one engine for the last 11 years.7-The anuething, 13,1 wit his fingers in her eye-Prisoner emnbatantse, lately go litter against each other,
jggeretOß: its an unwise plea to t site liherties with a being asked, had nothing to say, awl did not even believe
mutually made peace. The only thing wanting was
si = and a large quantity of gloves stolen, some
of good horse. 1 should say you have been sailing extremely be knew where the house iss-Mr. Arden: That is the
appoint to have hese .old in Dorchester, Last near the wind: and if you repro your water-works result of getting so very drunk.-The complainant pro- that the reconeiliation should have been public, as the
____11411.67 milMl_wed, an..entrasoo wu effect°d., Lind for the small price here suggested itveetrikes me it would dared the settle-arm, which had been torn away from quarrel had been Male so; 'twould have formed a
emzevuet, seam, Malting in all £4o's worm. tne be a very judicious expenditure, stud! am eery glad to see some wood teamed in the wall, though fixed with three fitting conclusion bad the epilogue to the farce been
party had Wm NM at She at the the Ucentdl has decided to do it. screws, and said it would coet 6s. to repair the damage ; spoken before an admiring mob, and what thunders of

TIICRXDAT : Present—the Mayor (Mr. Lundie). Alder-
men Milledge, Thom,. Robertson. Eliot. if ...IA
Councillors Aylesteirv, Weldon', J. Divenish, Robens,
Charles, J. Groves, Ngnslo. Snook, T. Limning. Mune,
Seaman, Ayles, Dennis, W Webb.
A little time was occupied in reading the Standing
Orders, on which
The MAYOR 4xi.l he wai sure there tea, not one present
but wh woul.l be Owl to assist in carrying out these
standing orders in their entirety. His Worship asked
e,pecially that when a In ,lion wag brought forward, there
should be no interruption, and that the reply should be
mole after the whole of the Counctl, who wished to
express their op niony had spoken. The M .vor went on
to thank the CJlthei i for the past, this being the lint
meeting after his re-o,qm% act to exhort them to good
t order, with especial tefereuce to avoiding waste of time.
as loony of the Council were men in business whose time
I was valuable.

THE HARBOUR STAGING.
Mr. WELIFORD put a question whether the Harbour
staging belouged to the Steamer Cnnpany or to the
Corporation, and whether they were allowed to take
pos-iession after the potabt traffic was over.
The MAYOR very distinctly coul I answer that; it was the
property of the C wporation, an-I when any ve.els other
than the steamer company's wanted to use it, the Harbour-
master could have what was in the staging removed.
Mr. ATLIDIRCItt asked if he could put a notice on the
paper with re.:ar.l to tie hifliting of the Park, which he
cotisidered very had. He was warned that he had tulle a
statement when profesdne t ask a question, the very
thing lIIS WORSHIP had wished them to avoid. Of course
he condi pat on a notice.
Mr. Itysix sog4e-teil that no btatement at all should be
male, only a querion put.
That was what to Marna wished.
WARD ALDERMEN.
Mr. Alderman Howard was appsinted Ward Alderman,
Veyroonth site.
Mr. Alderman %Hedge was re-elected Inc Melcumhe
11,4 ii: side.
The Surveyor's report Tee,lllM -fuel the construction of
I landing eage next to the II scholar 4 icing.
This matter is to be put on the notice paper.
COMMITTEES.
The appointment of committees was proceeded with.
Mr. N mule e•n., appointed WI the Oeueral Account and
liii b- ice Mr. Vincent.
Mr. It ils-ns and Mr. Mune were appointed on the
Harbour Committee rite Mr. Vincent and Mr. W.slker.

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elergy, and Re 1112401,. MI hat lte a. ae , Mr. Dennis we+ appointed ti "keep an eye on the
Bret .1, will occupy the pulpit at the eere.ces to be held police," with Mr. Al Mouth Rol...rt.:we, sob nit the MAYOR
:luring the remain:ler of the week. At theist Church. I informed he must work , this wen. nAapl we for ortim
the Rev. J. Fox, curate ;n ch tr,,e, has enelectol the , , Tama only, nor was it a House of Lbnle, where they were
service', and in bath ankle. the cergregat ions have rite nnanintatis re-election of Mr. Literlie hail_ proYed not to work.
PROPOSED ALTF.RATION OF THE.DRIDOE. NC.
1,, tiliY i acre . L There has Men a Drayer 'fleeting each . the most acceiatable decision that could poseffily have
IwnTlarit4:f.tlutrv,eyheArtc7pfhwit.:,4,recotiha.m73.4te.l7,,.l.l.,l;,e,,,,e,i7.ll,2e,:.,..
°veilingin the echoelroma at 4.15, which Itio been Men arrived at, awl it is exceedingly fortunate that
eroweed„ 4the eleoty, assistel by the lay member-, of ..ur worthy Mayor was induced to re-wonsider his
the r mgregation, have mken part tett!) tite-e. Ita imth b,,,oty propheey of last year. Had Mr. lon been
perishes the local clergy and wisdom's have been, and fine in ho refusal, scarcely con1:1 the Council !rive
enet of thnTtntara"tti".nls s' nfr. tTt=2. it
ineliwatiot; . rd the alterations
on- Lliret ntahl:lcl..l,,nolsajoi,2•,,, 1,,,•1--,it ,T•touhie.a,
gill fr'• alt..rig ilig-'1 Irf il' diArkt visit"" and' '•the"' ammo:ache:l emit other so th rroughly as tat have made
aelirets m dare nar stoim untie-n.l to theme the enceess , ,
wiper, is , /NI ger.era.lly aceeptalde a eha dee. It is fort. P.m' want t0bc'e,,,,,,,,,i t., lin ei.
'of large Mem, awl of amweeiatbea taf leeel timings, that reuse of et •Ilei Oriel! the crown of the arch, under whkh
awl IA ming from ah•ve mean these serviette,
be.ked It Ii v all welt wisher+ ei tlie p armhes.
Nlr. Lendie has rr.t get on foat Tilllly innarovemente, tlan raitray tramway wry 71:1Aio-t.
t,11:117...1ti1ie",.°R.S 1,1",,i,,""iE,A-4•Tic,„T'hy.:,„l::lll:7=f ZeTr.47.-itlng, for he has often expremed t a one his hearty desire that Mr. Ablenta m ELIOT nicest
_that the report lei referred
(tett n Yan-lenneulen (Baseawee) Captain Chimmo, the Men '41.11111 compete with arthere, in pr.:wiling tra the limb tow anal Bridge C enatit ri, with a teepiest
eeth:al;bezatl7earasta•of the 11-idge. Turn-
R.N., eMrgeorisletjor Scriveu, ME R. if. Eliot. J.P., Nlr. things new awl Illbor the delectatitm of vigitors. But th
'Nlirttirnala"sa:trp;rot
Getree Eliot, J.P., Mr. W. r.i11..t, J.P., Mr. J. Talbot,
pike 'gates .tria things of the pot. he di I not believe on
• jenhcarteah:inne;tL„we.hic,hl.„heetiLitniiimail,...N,llrii,Lgtuitii:liiien:A:tareveanr-
would be sanctioned in the middle a the town awl the
J. P..
Ar.y.rinixe,d,„.l',..;
jeflr....lmt.r.ll37„Lint,t.tt...Riarato. tile,
Tra:rd, J.P Dr. sititn-no, J.P.. Dr. Wool. Dr. Stmth, to public undereabinon. His seamed!' woubl very well entente., woeld not guhruit to have another b•urden of
J, p pc efeerheert, Dr. er,fle ea, Dr. Griffin, Me. 4.1 like us to has'e roads, Puldie buildings, place. of £4.0:10 laid en their bade. Ile moved that the report b.
Adrews, Mr. W. B. Barrett, Mr. F. Arden, Nlr. T. A. aumsetnent, ever increasing; but he hates repieliation laid on tir tahle.
My, W EIEFORO suggested the adjournment of the
su_bsil FA;
Itoital 1,E.n..e.,4x tsiinpeep, t,
ri ;IA
le :re espegially as the questinn
If tune, Mr. C the, Rev. J. 1.1 Ablivei, Rev. V. F. ,of debts, :Ind fears the overdiurdening of tun. finances ;
Rademe, Rom J. Ellis, Rev. W. lwaie, ENT. J. Mill m. i allot therefiare he km adreArel a Fabian p alley, always
t stewling tan hi guard against waste. That policy w,t ts .1 •d me with th • reseet Backwater Midge
Nsillirrr... Ili
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7,31111r:...r
j.W1T1.).e84.4.,...51,,.,:: gml.tirk,.
.1( MI: eht.J.Ke N,,,,i't‘nk,.cneiyer.. ,
4, I fear, be continued next year. for the yawning wrll shmtly come before the I. in fu: the levying of
. al".retrka,
.;po..m v.tawee still m are, Mr. Luielie has tolls at that Midge all soon moo.
1 1 hinted tied the lorsetk will have to be Put am In mower to Mr. MANNF the Town Clerk said the time
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vijt,int.Mur,;
„ef,... i
leter,. Mr r..
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E. 'Dunn,: Mr. J. E. It rem:, Mr. H 'no ,1 Mr.. beta . paetty etrm-tIY. and he!s thug Plaiffie the Man to he for giving Pee fluent try tedees has alrealy expired
ti. nem, Mr. R. Ails, Mr. S. Weld,. Mr. C. B. Wrist:ed. trusted Ai to stataller matters, Mr. Iflindie's Mr. GROVES mid the time Mast s•lell e-1111, when allow
I'p4nersmen'at. larli7l,:e'stin:a.no"'" uel:in ta.+' .:1 11.: : ne tif.ua rh't,'-I.afffi"er..
Me EII M . eet, Ntr. W. T. Aylesbury, Mr. T. Lanainit courtesy, and affab an ility, nay mwe, his desire d BLIII llil
t M :" D, rl: ime ::
a r a
t rrived. mei
awl Mr. Walter lumen reaaltt i.e. to rlo any one a kinalness, have continued Alkrill:U. HOWAR h til tha I
elicirte. al front IM TOWII Clerk th at the time herd passed for
MIS,ION AT ST. JOHN'S extern —The mienion services him in universal favour, ateb alth:augh I aux less
:lt the ehatteh have liti,a exceedingly well attended, :in4 ,
enammred td the next accompliehment than ad his insertion of advertismuents.—Aaljammed.
Otin imerst in th y
lem 4
is iner
toue lett mitilY eawild awl deg lay by day. The
othere—the.ways ffinlittar him admirers amone. ready elopteme of our silver- LIMIT ON Till OUTER PIE/L
a large 'tender 01 itten acre present m the address given tangoed
:Nestor ie al
weather eit Sunda a was teropter 1
- Mr. Webseeito mentionel the imp et owe of having a
ey lb,. 11,,,,, out its, F. .1. ponstre erel the ser ..... eto ' th:: w:0 like a coition' speech. I I"'lleve mire light :na the Outer Pier, I) fore the eontrect -rind his men
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mai ~.n by the Roe. .1. W. Reunion wan lint -mil to with firmly that " Brevity ie the eiell of wit :" but we who had lett. They wen, 110• V out 25ffit. nearer the pm,
the deep-, attention. On Monday in:ening ND. Pellom have to write the winged words will get hut little where the MAIN usel tr te pet. lie appealed to Mr.
mcm, his eo tr. 0•I ' Perennal llohnee• •IT "'l' l'ir's "ft ' avinitatlor from those who only have to hear. 'Tis a Ayles, who thought the light iruaht to In at the extremiry
"eL Itexammati et :" on Titesdav, on "' !Stifle Reading t- sati-faction that 111 Mr. Lundie we have a Mayor who of the dancer, and that warping posts ought to IC
millenesday, ell "Pray..r.' Ile anweineed th tt hie , provided.
. h receive:l the euffrages .4 all sides.
the contractor would not To it the responsibility.
The MAYOR stated that that had leen in •ntinned, and
„abject On Th today waeibl Ire " Me:Station," aml on
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Th. aldermanic gowns, taro, were well and n'orthily
,Frirriliacesy "h5:411,,..,1,.ei.tiad1;
in„T)).+,,...14-.l.enlitnene,i.:),ti,tnhepre„eveilt,iengr.
r„ll..t,errine,.?4ertivetrtatiwitt
such
hildp
pasta at
abet bear the
aweal. Mr. I:. Thomms was votel one in simple Mr. WALLIS asked whether the Surveyor c mthlered
haying thoroughly gained the interest of the people, and best
it in hoped welt mail will le done by the force 'tild ' justice for his long awl uaitiring, services, anal the
direetneee of their appeal.'. The stilleem ttt the after . netatnese and brevity of his efreealt in returning thaido .stphtiree'raCliann't;eErngland 1
meeting, to which the umforite of the eon:mega eat , was an additional justiticaii :a. Mr. Robertson's In answer to Mr. WALLIS, the Surveyor pointed out that
remain, is very remarkable. We desire ti call attention
toib,anbeyincTitit„ract4 :rte,
ato
was„vik hinnt,
or
, election wen a greeful tribute to pest nets-ices, and a the eeter pier, though e,tlled ii, was not construeted tar a
In. All adverti-emeut in nor columns with reference to the , , ~_ , .
, sign re nope tor amours to come. Mr. G. Eliot in- mooring or warping pier, hut simply 113 a BrealMiter.
'Ai I lirlity":lf
andthetion on Holy Communion in St John's Church on
Seurday evening awl the addresees—te men only—in herited : within tlk ample folds of that no
, ~,n.,, I 0,0
hallritthereoretil,:rt 7i.,
• mooring pier. se John s :echoers on S Iturday evening, ar ft al, and in the , not seem to me • ' Mr. I I eorge" (who pers. tinily I -
antral, at 415, on Suurlay afternaset. We believe it is , would rather had run the gauntlet of a few more Mr. NARGLE thought the Sorveyor should enneider the
intended t . fedi thanitsgiving services in St. John's contested elections), -lett a more venerable form, that questiam ahout the light at the end of the Breakwater.
Church on Monday next. lof the ohleet freeman or the borough, whose life ham and report at a future meeting.
Tilt 6 tin. OF SUNDAI.—AgAin have our Yankee been so lordly devoted in public awl in private, and Mr. WELSFORD Woo in favour of having the matter con.
cocci,., Men ererlitel with being 111,r, •T•litlierwise. than .
who yet has profitable " Memories of Leisure Hours." sirlered now, ear that it might be carried out before the
we It is s:tid that they p-e Betel a violent gale on the
It wee impossible to find any objection to these three contractor and his raen were removed.
Inas ; but it was not till OW a.au., ou Sande,' tnoneng On the 'LOOM of Mr. CHARLES, Beellipled by 24_ .r
'flat the wathing note came from 11Mo:1AM that the aldermen ; yet the mlvanewl Liberal 'tarty tidied a
side ra O W I,liti,ln by thrtwing away their 'pate+. But HOWARD. it was resolved " That the Surveyor be
nt hare.mr was railing ralridlv and the wind freshening in tructet to take the neenssary str.i. t a place piping and
fritill the Swett. " Hoist Saute C me" was the Miler (rum a.lvanceal Liberelism —jet me say " Radicalism" at handrail, in the new Breakwater, soils to he ultimately
" met.," or M'eeeAele4i,ll Dee artment• an'l amordieell once—must " orgaide, organise, organise," before it utilised for lighting the approach to the Harbour."
up went the rune, point downward, on Sendtv emoting. will be of any weight in municipal politica. (if And or, the motion :d Mr. RoBESS, seconded by Mn,
Awl 'mon came on one of the most violent gales we have c arse, anyone would have been pleaswl to see ELIOT- "That the matter or lighting the enill of the Pier
Ir el the terlllle I-1 experience in them par's. E illy in the
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...gentr.Ealward Bayly or Me ThoThomasAl-bote in le referred to the Harbour Geumittee to be taken into
forenern it was thrlaing and howling with a force that i
those enien woutu
• • consialeration at the earliest opportunity."
it toned merybudy for the safety tif the ,diiite ,duee the thet (erne watt tn, if either ofl
wieder wm that tlaugerous one. S.S W. It is -sled a devote the time; but it W.I. an ill compliment MAGISTRATE% CLERK'S SALARY.
little as the day weet on. awl ship after ship flew round to bring then) to notice with °MY a couple
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Portland Bill, and into the safety of the Pa-viola, reaching of votes each, and the single mention of Mr. Gaskell
mit in long lines until felled gel chits were authored , MIA/i surely a mistake, for it only raised a laugh. Then the salary WCIIII,I• mean ding to the averages and his
even in front of Weymouth E•planade. The hernmeter the feeble n • ation of Dr. Drew could well have experience, be 4100 a year.
-gel continue:l to fall. as the evening came anal at length • ' A 'committee was appointed to meet Mr Arlen
. men sigared for the leartrwl Doct: rt. ffite a large num-
it was relow 2.9 ladle& Even lower, tirl OA the je Celle i• • Th' Idel th C I I ' . •IA eelle II t. e °utter )11•11110*1 thrat in the Local
went t ' worship, it had sunk to teen ; while the force of ' . . '
her o , Intoning and other honours from learned Board followed.
noctetten while he is immoveably on the
the ulna WM ite or a quarter more than in the last gale, • i • Bench, by the SERCIALS FOR raw FIFTIL
which only registered force eight The Chesil Beach was Commission of the Queen. My friends the Radicals, lec, WELSFORD pointed out that el Ili. 41, had been
111 a seething yeast of (oam, and mine went from Wey. whose principles are in. tempting, lint whinge practice paid for keeping order on the firth. He thought the
mouth to see this elemental strife. Pervidentially no is eel eccentric, must condescend to a little policy, and police were sufficient
vessel came within the fatal Bay, though as night fell. ' not "go to war without allies," tinkers like Uriah The MAYOR said it hall been intender' to carry out an
the enxiey of the thastruard was inereased. The Beep, they like to be despised. The Liberals, too, object which w mid not have been a credit to the town.
65 barometer had fallen to 28, the slates and tiles were did not find it quite mood) sailing, although he Mr. WALLIS agreed with the Mayor.
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flying about in the Man, hitt it seemol that knee articles t , .. .
onlitia et party was invincilik, for I distinctly LOCAL BOARD ACCOUNTs.
hal been mcured, and precautiom generally taken, from
the experience of the lat : gale. The wind howled all heard two at least of the old Liberal champione hissed Me WALLIS stated that, owing to the unfortunate
night till early on Momlay morning, and 'twee no light when their votes were read out—. Eliot, Thomas. accidenthis te his son, he wished to poetpone the considera-
tion of t matter.
relief. when we went out in a comparatively calm atutos- : Robertson." Such are the chances and changes of . int.- FIAWKESLEVS REPORT.
phere next day, with the sun shining on our chalk cliffs. , public feeling that, if the liculicals learn wisdom from
LEA
to hail there were no repllti of damage hy Rea or Ltnal. advermity, they may yet get hack the Liberals MI their The Towx CLERK and the MAYOR read the letter and
TI MA A FAMILY CHARGEABLE Ti) THE t'SION.—
, netur d 'allies. 'Twirl wA R. many n
oth t report of Mr. Hawkeske, C.K, the Aubstance of which
William Thr,her. formerly an inhahitant of Weetwoute. ' ••• af td fr rt, l• 1- years
a " a a was given in the Telegram of Imt week.
ettecession , go. r tne cret Bet the Conservatives
wee brought up on Monday last before Dr. Drew, Me B. The MAYOR said that wile the report for which they had
II roktne au I Mr. T. Abhott, ebarged with the noglecti..l with a determination ti drive every Liberal from the been waiting ten months.
Ii stmt.-art Ito fainily.—Mr. NW •Isford nail his term o Council, then the Coode drainage and the resurrection Mr. DF.SSIS wan tueAt anxious that Mn. Hawkesley's
"Nice es one of the magistrate:4 the borough having ex- ' of the Radicale turned the scale in favour of the scheme should be at once set aside, and he moved :—"That
tired he now appear.' lid are the Bench in his maul" Liberal;; now the eccentricity of two of the Radicale the scheme for the drainage of the Park, contained in
capacity.—Dr. Drew : I hope, Mr. atelsbel, we shall see has driven the Liberals and Conservatives into a Mr. Ilawkesley's report, being of such a serious awl ex-
poll more freortently MA a caturel than we tli:1 as a 'aegis. : coalition' with the be-it
of all mottoes—" Economy pet sive a nature, cannot be entertained by this Board, and
trate. —Mr. W a tford continued that M.ieine rnsl wrw_on • - - • --•-.•• -- - . that the Mayor ha requested to call a committee meeting
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(consisting the Willie of the members of Bowl) for
the purpose of considering the question, and to report
thereon within ten days from this date." The Park
question, he felt, ought te be grappled with. and he
thought it would be wisest to set aside Mr. Hawkesley's
recommendations, and meet in coniUttee for the purpose
of carrying out the drainage of the Park.
Mr. ROBF.NS said :here is something even more im-
portant than the drainage of the Park, to be taken itto
consideration, the Park drainage is but a small portion of
what the Board may have to carry out, but if the Park
drainage be earriel out to the full extent, then that of the
remainder of the town will be left. The It 'aid have yet
to ascertain what can Ise done to fulfil Mr. Harrison's
requirement% ho quite agreed it is best to abstain
altogether from allusion to what had taken place ; but the
Ii oril are waiting to know what is to let done with regard
to Mr. Harrison's recommendations. Mr. Harrison called
on them to chiseify the Sewage, tm tdu the sludge and
residuum of Weymouth elsewhere than into the Harbour,
the Park might be attended to, and yet the Board be
called on by the Load Governm int B eard in London to
do what Mr. Harrison reenumendedy at a very much
greater cost. If it be that the town Is unhealthy—that
the present of the drainage lea.s been the means of intro-
ducing fever into the town, then the Board are bound to
take all the means in their power as honest rip•n, to
prevent it. Bat, if it Ise that the town is ins it ste of
healthiness, that the inhabitants are prepare,' to accept all
that has been done without raking up the past, thee the
Road ran fall lialc up m the Park, and put that into a
proper state. The Harbour 'wing the carrier of the sewage,
and taking it into the sea, an I toeing it there, and the
town being thoroughly purged, then the other question
111,41 left behind. But until they satisfied the Herd above
that we are in • healthy state, the other question would
be of small moment The primary subject in—" How are
we to meet the reqdrements 01 the Board above r If we
are in such a position as to require the expenditure of
£I,OOO a year for working expense, and the cost of a
pumping station, the main question is the one to be met.
Mr. Alderman THOMAS considered the course suggested
by Mr. Dennis was quite out of the question. They could
not be ignorant of the requirements of Mr. Harrison • but
happily the delay in carrying them out has tended to the
advantage of the ratepayers, and the Board are able now
to point out that the sewage of this town has not been
injurious to health, for the healthinees had increased
since the use of the drainage. He happened to know that
• Government Inspector, Colonel Cox, had been sent to
Dorchester, an inspeeti m of the Derchester outfall had
been made, and the Inspector wont' make much a report
that the town of D wchester would still be allowed to dive
pose of their WWI*, in the Caine way as they had hitherto.
If the sewage of D•rchester is allowed to pat, into a river
used for domestic purposes soil cattle, how ran there be
any objection on the part of the Local G ivernment II eard
to allow ours to be diewhargel as at present into salt
water? The subject ought to lie refeered to a committee
of the whole B ard. He proposed "That the report of
Mr. liawkesley be referred to a committee of the whole
Burd, toset•ter with all matters connected with the
draisrage of the town, to report thereon at an early meet-
ing.
Mr. WLISFORD seconded. He certainly thought that
when the Board had received a report for which they had
waited so long, it would be somewhat unusual to put a
veto on it at once. Suppoeing they came to a decision
that it would be advisable to adopt either of the
reviumesulations of Mr. Morgan or Mr. flawkesley's plan,
it would be absurd to shut the door on the rep wt.. He
quite agreed that the Board above bad exceeded their
authority, the Park question wan the real
but WE' dove-tnile into the other that he not