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

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1877.

applanee would have followed the exclamation—" The
more I look at you, the more I am convineml you are
my long-lost brother!"

Mr.
.VATCHIR •IT will cost three times as much as that. they could not get it done for less, as the settle must be
b"LII" the night bel.".• sn't I" WI. traced to "liege
In reply to Mr: Draors, the Sy IrEVOR Sabi, igtlnposiDE t then down.-The prisoner had previously been fined 10i.,
villages in the locality, where he had offered gloves
s.h. that on the land the left hand side a the road leadingto the for makine adi dor bance.-He 'Aid he hadn't been tab re
-- - which eel! at 20- a Pair for 61 As he ws• known . -"" Great Western Station louses were hirilt-es they vrodd for some thee, and a little drop took effect upon him.-
peli m telegraphed his name and deecripsiou about io be very syon-they could not supply them. lle was teld th ot he shouliet teke little drop..-Oolered ___
DOIICHESTBS. to various towns. At the enel of the week a detective
a The INNPECTOR Then DoE • que,'' •II .T / what revenue to pay the .lameee. 5,, anil 61. firee-He twine the money, MR. HAWK ESLEY'S REPORT.
THR Right Hon. the Esrl af Demeter ha-
e a"l"Veedibthe . c ...,
...,,, m tee eiewjent reliee apprehenlal Sawed "'if'', • - wasiderivel trom the water euloole et Preieht El.zur"s was kept in eupteely till die ri Me of the Court, and told .
Rev. Rdsert Bradley flee, rector of Melbury mon ...,
poem: man of Slinie 2S veer, it) wh"••• leww•.,,•"",n 3, w,•-i. gme into, eie-1 A was foinell 0 • reventle Was Os sit he me A .en 1 it., the iirt •f eext month. 1 , The beetwing iii a ettnlntary ~f the ririncipal recam.
Bassiferd, a• his I. xi n. ScHoOL ATTENDANcit - iriailSoll 1111ster, was Slunuw lei mendations in the, bmgeispeeted rerett i-
hereh ea p..rtj..n of the idelen preperty Ws, fon la 11. nt. „e1e.31 .oed the exi,a li,,tre allow Cll,OOO. C oleparisons
TOwARDS thee xpenae of thiliting St. Peter'. C .
the ;met of 1.514.• 4e,1 WAS Ili-es...el of a cooselerahle to urtien of it to • re"Pe°L'in° were drawn heta•sra this awl Weyetenols, where the fir we seteline his ..- Lee it „,e ie school. The wife. The Park Drainage.
the Wednesday evening eereies,
contrihuted at the last Weene..l.l). evenine's serviCe• _ tradesinan at Nee-wort. lie WU teken on Weaves- company' -a priest., one-pni their s'ierele ller- 10 per appeared, with a chi id in her erns -Mr. Pieknelo ech el
Jukes,/ met Pita Harris, eherged dee. before me. y, I. Reeser., at Wine...lton and re- rent-The INSPECTOR enesietted that ample fieenced attendance insivietw, pr. wed the eaa.-Mrs. Hooter said lit-The establistenert of a deep 'subsoil drainage,
Tax two tramps, repore oh mid Im publithed and the aceotints nu ir • tally she was ',bilged to way fun., from her work to oursethe ramble of lowesing.te 1 water is vol to, and meter all eir-
with deaths: a watersireof coat from the eshop of Mr.
Welkin., of S inthmtreet, and whose ease we reported in mended, that the, iwilice in %V
occ miens a great amount oil c eiverthtien. and rem ark go
momplete the case,
which-
-ne into. They cadd then see what was the fair prir- to belle. bee aitee she eeuld net have the help of her child, cionstenees maintaining io, at least five feet lielow the
enarge the consumer. Os the one bawl they ought not to hut ,-be SART her regularly to wheel, ane the chilli never level of the lowest Street, or say about one foot below
our 'set, were on Monday cemnieted for trial.
THE annual sermins in eel of the Wesle3 an Missionary rA'w•le" of 61"Te°. work at • less, on-f on the the -r he did nit think they "lager' :" hut it was • neglect of the teacher, who did dation level
oh ill *Vernet t 1 imake any pro& out of the ratepayer, not give herself time, but bake.' over her doss. i . . • and 2e.1.-The congtrietion of an undergr mee tank. eariel he
/30ciety were preached in the Wesleyan Caapel 4.
li. I f the militia band &one few 'flout"' Mr. F. Lore egain sake! the inspector to suggest the reperted the chile absent. -The inagktraies aeke lif Mrs. 0 receiving froin the drains aloud 211,000 cub' feet f
ilamitnh:hbty mree;irnaetaen:rellfe.bnw‘eirregrell'at to say. Far Net
Sunday week --mo-ning and evening -ey the Rev. best plan of treating the selvage, and received the Pupil Hunter would send her chill regularly, to which she water.
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Mortimer Allen, M.A. (late Missionary in I) •marere). that the only plan at present which had been found to replied that she lid--Mr. F. C. Beigeell clerk to the 3r-The erection of two-eight or ton-horse eneinee
The congregations were only lineted. awl the ectle -tons
TIIE DRAINAGE AND WATER SUPPLY OF eureest 0.. to Meer it through lan I. S•enol Attemlinee siont•• it• askel fir an order which (duplicates) for the purp me of lilting the sewage from the
were somewhat under the. of last year. THE TOWN. Mr. lIODOKS raked a question as to the Propriety of the was male. --jemiee llnd w. sa,,imoned for not s•niting reservoir into the GI ol torte of the Backwater.. .
THE GEARD AND STOLEN of the train which ran into : le's"::: ' "wee non
the Krems* last week have been " susPendel"-lout not : The Town Council of Dorchester are desirous of Water Co unettee having Pridessionel advice in consider- his three cheerio -Mr. Pick int proved the times of the 4therThe constractiou of a catelowater drain to inter-
pro- ‘ harrowing the sura of •Ceekel fur the tor se of their toe any questions that might arise, hut this the Inspector irriguhr atterplanme-The mother see{ that her husband eePt. and Prevent the olrphis water of Radipole from ft m-
ere coth The sufferers toy the aceiilent are generalle ha.l been brought up for amaultine a woman named ine into the Park &strict, and to carry it into the fresh.
gemming favouraely, although in s mte else. a were t a emeeraze sal water Futilely. The Local duovernment ruled did not come within his province.
Board acme-likely, on Tiiiiel ay lint. sent sl ien L -nut- I A vete of thanks ro Lied-C.l4nel Coe proposed Ity the Paver, and since that Payee's girl, who was her teacher, water lake. . _
robed health is not vude Ili rapid as may hare been
G.l line! Penees'iy C /e, RE, T-/ make the uecees try MAYOR. old briefly acknowledged, conetwial the pro- made her always wrong, whether she was early or late. . The ...ere..." and Pomp may
.be
is
in any con-
eZtie.joisr being aecnee4 of att. emptine to "butter- Mr. eogliries in reference to the prop ....I loss. I emelings. Her huseen.l Ilea lost his work, hut only one half.day, vement situetton. If the operation is to be cm:dined to
and the chi! leen were sent regularly to school, even if it the drainege of the Park, they limy be teamed with advan-
T. Walden, of Came, we may nevertheleis eingra., tulate A committee of the C 'awe" was first held, anil at its I
•he lied elneion the generel Tri,.l, were eilmittel. There WAS rune heavily. She coiaidered that they ought to keeps . toga at the lower en! of King-street ; but if they can he
him upon the fact that from his ml try tame . . the core t. e
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-it true reciter ze but hecanee of tee affair between her made to assist in the improvement of other lowlying
Dorset," which was enema the ilelwaeres drmassee la a large a ,en I ince t (.. II , .
he : Doos.
_sdro„.
vi,Viiteugingb:gilTra,on
notice
th4t a
doge
huslond and the woman Pave the girl showed her spite plw,i+-then as near as may be to the same dam.
the muster in stroee
.forse, the. stenerel.feeling mem,
Lord Mayors banquet on Friday.lng to e ! found straying in the dreets and not untie, peeper con- t 1 the chillren.-Mr. 'St gall Rail the woman had her ! The point of delivery may he at almest any available
Alt selmirahle entertainnieut wa. pr wide.l for tee wart er.imi nave. ty Di car eeA .r) wed WY the
;rishionere of Holy Trinity at the Intent Seheolmore on ire nt ravine ant-three. Them prew.nt ineludei the 1 tr.". "1111." •I's•-fel"L
Buirisr ANNITERSART.-The frien Is of Bank Baildings
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.oiril.enri mw
jacie
sftorreX f.h.i Id re, ,
in.t.,
..:tet,T nil°.
r-ttee ki
rri
ewg,,,,,,,; 1 the elischerge if it be p odhle into a stream way. This
remedy': she shoule apply t o the tuanegers of the schaiL , point below the data ; Ind it is no doubt desirable to effect
here wss a lai-ge .40.1 OPOre 'Mayor (1)r. Aldridge), Aldermen Ceres Gilpin,
edneaday eyenineeeehers ' . seeismose ehete .I• ~,,,illora se,, ~e_ ete.,,,,,e. oeeet Di re,.e.tid. 1 Chap;:el celehz;te I ter auniversery with a tea awl public " can be accomplished by extendiret the net, by means
ciative audience. mie entertainment, was f.e‘i..r. -
or L eik,.14.3 vellIJI, Prost. ila ft, 'an" Hedges': (e danel I I°_,‘"•-"•°'t "°_.•••••fte""tv erte°lll4 " weh'neah"uet It° t';:ee' atteneanee of hie one child weed IL -The father sae' the lof • cast rots pipe near the mites of the Dam.
urevinivt thy." win: •-•••‘•• tl4'it. r_tte!' itt Rr Rowell, (Hifi .1.1, Mr. M. D ivenigh, ale Messrs. NV, Slate ,us the • "les weel iu tue '°°°"r'niii wle" `"!'s "‘"er° child wag kept home with • slight othe nit sufficient ills '
singers bent: Mies Everett. .re . p . •
Ree. w. three,. Mr. Elford, and others. „_be V itcher„, It. HlSentlihe, T. Lack, A. Leek, M. It with Newer. awl eversrmine In the c apei a num roes nese et call in a meilical Irian. He. believed they required
Me nose II telleere tl-..; Ersoaell.t. who .w/11,, e Tilley, C. ward (superintendent el' pesthie. r, Sheet" Mile, edherins pretty well Idled' it ; the pest or, the
:Rev. J. a certificate ; but he del not see the neeeeeity of that.
Ilieland, J. GOT, D. tili-pla,r.l. 1..1ar.0!, G. Dar's, and ll'il"Yi Pree••l`'`lt wlPP•rte-lbr the 11°' Vi. l'!""' fli 'Ps wh.-n alittle nor-inc woulil save the expense of • doctor.
remembered by the hundreds eh o heard him donne en
west winter at our c orn Eschenee is announe T / LOPS R minene, Chaplet R eis - Leeneel ili tureens ono), Rev. J.,
_Mr. si eh
an" ......-°- series of seldreasee- at the Two Hell. comments The enriniry wag einem' int', two qnestions, the sewer- Herringten (Mashes:ere Me Councillor Dennis and Mr. Jobtee sch Wattsool,sae' he had awl one bbeenght up x illren at St.eesme selmelmistress. It was
He espheev.
ins on Tuesday next, Nevember 20. at it he fellowed on age, sal the water sureffle not his wish to keep any away.-Dr. Drew stills e believed
CRUELTY TO SCA Ming -S ir, -I saw Idely soffit, - .
ette SEWER \OE enternee. waste wee a law-abiding man.--Orler niasle.—Dr. Drew
Tueeday November 47 aml 11. c• iiilia, 4 and II and on croon led =ea hires held head diownwarde brought on shore
Meader December 17, each evening at t ieht o'clock. The The Inspeeter the' the. notice weish hvl been Wiled, thought there ought to he x very satisfactory way of
invite,. ~ a „,,e,semee one, all aes, being free. stated that any Demon interested in t e qnestein nog t
h • • h frinu a ...aline holt at Weymouth. T., toy surprise I , inarkinx the attendance at the' school. Ile did not think
SCRWRITTIORS to the amount of C.sil Is. Mi., with the attewe It Was a pehlie m mtinse an Ihe eleven like t 0 i •""eu ...•
'-' thu.re vest on Braneh of the ILS.P.C.A. As I --
"•"' the calling out of ;terries in the school was satisfactorle
i yen to . ... o
edditien of the fern. and the coleurel fires, were g. kno before they went any further, whether any rev,. I only a a ',tor ter a Mort time I roue' do nothing. I have for if a number of names were call.' nut in court, he
ne d iiiht thet rich disgraceful scenes are of daily
him If should be! ikely t 3 mid solne.-Mr. Pick-ant mid
the sth of 's nit* C .ntroitte,. A lalance et .C 4 I, payer attembel for the purees- •of offering any opposition
remains in hanie-.kt Seerlorne 4:31 wee. etlemree-e, anil t , the pr timed of the Town C ,unell. He 'mite' this for i ••`-eurr•ww" in e'en' month dunm,. the season. as there he-ae. the he ie " h ease and they were
patitive t.hey had keptele wieue'em.te re,gieter, and
.conbi
the account balance', the eonimittee deciding to celobrate the purple, of roaring the grime 1.-Mr. HODGES del n• ti, are in onr lent- class at hand, and plenty of idle and ,
their surcees with a suppe at the antelope . i them:ham. yam; men oin
.1.17. t_e,vrn..)
su pp., any ,es.., wool appeer to re lathe ci.reser of an 1 ..,t, 0
.._, ate.
t,e. e__,. e m swear to it. It wee ro thetr beneht to give the Ii iii!
oe suede, rewta,n. in loeledf ei Cie inis,on call,. °pp eieni, hilt it might be desirable to investitate the ',e.e„,.,: - - Sre.telZ;rls‘la_leY.am-saTissieef 1 more marks a once than less.
we, ,reed at ries primitise Methalist (disopiel Ise Ow mei ter, and in s'inle war arrive at an int lersoreine of ":" _
kes UNEMIKI AAAAA e Sine-The German brigantine :
Rev. J. Tinley, .4 Weymouth. Ile ie..; te the weather the tire nature of the outlay, aul the in ale in whleh it oval
A 1,,.. Gietse Dower, from II iroleiroth for Lam, Woe' I o,otts ant) Vints.
congregations were thin and tee eellimilens e irremen 1- pr qessee the money eh mei he sport. -In orilie to do that :
%fries min. I into Weymarth Harbotir Sunday night,in tow
Owl). morale The enema iniseiniary er -.dine was hell at t.,,, VispECTOR llxo•ighT i/ w ..Ll,l Is- t,,,i mere c avenient ei• the eeeemtue C unni,slore, II iViiig enc itintereel the gale Why couldn't they et him alone? At last the
the chapel en Tneelter evenin4 e hen .14re-es's weee text he shoile ok the Beretigh Serveyor is o' tte rue
df the Start, re ied away her jibe min. awl lust sails. worry from the C,-rincil has ended, for they have
given by several ministers, the It w. W• Side!. etiiiii seietly what was propme 1 to he .lone, sue to take first
In reounaeing tee vessel, Mr. Godfrev dissovered 12311 received that lone-expected report (rem Mr,
attended as the deputation. the parent s .ittY w... 5 the -eWerAg • works and then th ee of the weter. kees iof gittemtvoler ,o, isiird ;he horneliately apprised Idawkedey, tele., and here's another confirmation of
stated to lee making repel o It, les. : Mr. NORMAN, the II arough Sure-yer, end the works
tee Call,Ttor of G &some, awl the Mayor Wits seen. IN the ohl prm•verb—
Tug opsoin,r leeturo of th., present ee.‘...,-,n in eseme-tion contemplate-I, for whieh this loan wet reeptiree, were Werhip "eve ceders to get her out of the port as a.. 011 aft
with the Working Men's Initoate wa- given at Om Town- ,eivera4e weeks sails new water supply for the whole of .
.0 „,:, e' " Where ignorance is blies 'tis folly to be wise."
hen on Rooday evening by the It. 3. A. F. Barfield, pester the new district recently ad Ire to the B iroseek inelniline P 'Kiln.; PRACTICK.-At the Borough Petty Sessiene on They hadn't enough coofidence in our Mr. Nforgan,
of the lelgrim Fathers' (hurch, thouth stark, has suhleet tee new Rereek* With regard t i the formes T. irtion ef T 11.4 air, befere Do. Drew, Mr. lames Milledee, Me J. Iso must needs pre-8 for a bieeer man's opinion, awl
being "James Watt-A Misty f-ir Young Mere" The rev, the plan, it 0"2.4 pry'. is.id tie num -nee the works at the
gentleman handled his subject in a very clever no inner, Barracks on the Brelport-road, with • sower whieh I: iiiertsell. awl Mr. T. Althott, a fete minutes beore . now they have it, with a vengeance. Mr. liawkesley
e eleven, a coo le of documents which lookout like saut-
eed the only Suhieet of regret was that only such a limited should ran down near the C ornwall-terrace. e'en: hs twoell+ them in effect -" 111 ical authorities will allow
mouses were il) ded up to the Beßench. with a few retook.) . . ' • • '
audience was present to participate in such a rich , Great Weetern Itioad, the Smith Walks the let n way, ,ee to bull ut a hole, they must take thee
hich eel not week our ear, Jed as the clock struck : lie" 1
intellectual treat. ! awl then c intinee them (row there, with • hew 'ether t o I seq•iencen. The only remedy fee the Park is
kv • Mr. W. Talbot entered. an the Con, erSatien wee
TEMPERANCE efetherre.-On Tuesday evening a capital I he laie along lov the side of the present one, emptying iato a
e ha' Imeler, and epee-del t o refer to busier. having ' pumping." And so Mr. Ilawkesley recommends two
meeting was hell at the Teen Hall. is conneetien with : the river Fronie neer where the preeent sewer emptied c thinenced, to which De Drew, who was in the chair, , ten•herse power eneines, and a system of subsea
the Temperance movement There was a Idea attend- -, itself.-Is reply 1.. Me F. LOCK he said he proposed to
sore, many In and gentlemen of the town IminO take in the rain-fall intthe new op-item-he could not ice answer,' that it was preliminary. Sonia 'Saghalien)' drainage, to clear the Park, from the. water above and
i, a
prvient, and the Hall Was well finest. The chair was taken , what else he emote en, : rem Irked that there ought to he a deck in the Hill, I beneath. The cost, everybody may reckon, will he
by the Rev. H. C. G. Moule, Fellow of Trinity C ollege, I The licspEr?On wished to know the area of the catch- .-,,
Eventually the chair wai occupied by Mr. Talbot. %jeep', something alx.ut £6,000 or £7,000. The mire we
Cambridge. The Rev. G. IL Gonnor, KA., Vicar of I water of the new district -Mr. Poee S ii.l about 40 acres. urea..
MUSICAL T 0 'sea FR ENDII.-Our towns- °it.' - - -
REST, LD AND . I . 111 u To creat engineers the more biirdens we get
Newport, Chaplain to Her Majesty the Queen, was ' -M ire thee that, Mr. NEwillAN saiil ; there were the new laid main us, and it is quite time to shake ourselvea
men. Mr. T. Avaitt. is most eiewerably known. for when-
announced to give an &dirties but was utter eilahly el erreek.s.-Mr. Porn: Whie I word.' give another in - f te' f 'th • • free n such eel as les.neee in our local men as led
ever he un lertakes a eine nit, ...villein maddens are
preventel by illness attending. and his place was able The Itssreceolt reminded them it was net whet the y certain to came In welitien tio that charming there.% to the applicatiens to Sir John f ',torts and, AS if one
supplied by the Rev. Crewmen Strange, 111. A.. view of might calealete, for nitnre hel t tkeu that into her own
Holy Trinity, Seuthampton, who gave a most earnest and ' charge--Sir. NORMAN sail about 40 acres. Miss J,•ssie 'toy. .1, a c elite' (-nor, Mr. Seiney Tower, were not enough, to Mr. Hawkesley. The first
interesting address. Mr. T. W. Glover, District Superia- I Sir. F. Loce appreheudel if the surfeee water were not (rem the Lowlen C oneerts, our olil friend Herr Van application to the latter Wna a desperate resource •
tandent of the U.K k, and the It J. Harrington. I allowed ogo into the .existine sewers, they w.mel le Iledee h e who was Aiwa s oco Cal reeeivel in 'Vey- I lint tlre leuest ikrehein cam re mrtml itl 1 '.l ', j nle i coma,
in eith'ar'idil.Portland, is to Y - (s 1 e th retire. ' • " ' '
pen o . on e i
Baptist Minister, also gave addres=sw. and the usual vote• u (wind sufficient for the warposes of the ti men. Ile retelA to have teneht even the most enquiring spirits
Herr 0- u Iletleghera is now a member of the l'hil•
of thanks, carried unaninaiiasly, terminate-1 a very wished to know if the proposed outlay of our Local Novel, to let alone hig engineer:o,l4nd to be
ere ietrrionc and Italian o hands, and heeler of the
successful meeting. necess•iry ; also, -if the present mit tale which he 3: rie thankful for their silence as an unjustly c nolemned
ii,:truiuster Aquari ' I ri, so this old favourite will -
DOR-SET EXHIBITORS IN SiOTLANII. - Several thought was some 20 inches ',reviled ne mrvioe Water add to his former reputation the psestfyr of his present • man ie for :a respite. I ,houlil like to .ee the whole
exhibitors from this county cuter-i.! the list+ agaivst feline as trey into the thee Ts. wee not sufficiently baree ' -seinen. Mr. T. Avant hitegelf performs on the grand ' matter referred to a very small committee,-to our
their Scotch rivals at the ShoW 4if the Ayrshire enough for the present district, and three tin'. iPtianeforte (ell connoisthers in this twichhourhessi know i Town Clerk, who would consider the resources of the
Agricultural A-sociation, awl, although no prize. at moch. lic was r,if oritilm that it rut so.- how well), and there will be a capital con lector in Mr. C. , town ;the 3layer, who can well be trusted to know
have this time fallen to the lot I.f Lkoreetshire, we are T!..,eo.l•:PttlCTill,‘,•• Yes, if tah.2..rarie, i:,,,,Zeit Zt rtr:iin"if Thunte. We Lre happy to see lists of mart di.tingui.hed I what is for it: g Sid ; and t i err. Nlorean, of whom
glad to finil I.lmt cennoisetirs in that olistent isienty p Oren: anil pattion,sses are ptildished, and hope the
lyeelf it would loe -Mr Loess • As to the opted' of the ; Mr. liawkesley has a fiti °mu. de opirthon, anti who can
have admitted the excellence ed Our Dorset product* sewer-T-31r. NORMAN ,•It 1.44.m0re titan it can carry. n'n'etteitli he
a "'se' ut f r'rt wsty'esr de e - tell us the teed memome al scheme. Discussed in the
Sr ...attv's sin l'ilnis•r s'lll'llllL-..e are ...li Wee. .
by awarding cards 4if high commen.latele to twe well- My opinion is that it is not tight ant the river runs into heeee. . e. • - • .. • •
known exhibitors from this locality-Mr. T. Walden, it. tI . h h d '
.: a senis -if inissiOn sem .ets in its° c Uni es. and a-hole Council, when will the matter end!
much spiritual goal will, we Louie his the resale At St.
of Came Dairy, whose butter was spoken of in the The beret-you see" there WAS one onestion more he el Ley's, the service* up V. %Pelee-dory eeenitex have been " Don't •If es- Haspirate y our Hee,- ie the leemon
terms, and also to .Mr. Pwlfiehl. of Islinieton desired to ask, anil that was &mut the ventil dem. The
5,.......,,, I, eov trtaken by tee 'tete It. Meeker, of Se eleriee, Woolworth, of that case ahont which the whole town ha+ been in a
trim the plane Ind provided 911 Intro f the mi....loners kr toteperish, a-. 414,1 liV the lot-lit ' gossip for the last few day-i. " IV' is a useful letter,

Elistrirt Naos.

Discwrs.

attent):

ReziA

highest -
Dairy, for cheese. This mreit eery yule; tio
heles. Were they Yentil;Bn:r in;DlVolt4-..:iiir7N-ORM AN :
our Dorset dairymen, as the competition was N .The I varscroit : What provision is there for Yete•la-
pirticularly strong. she only other exhibitor from Con ! -Mr. N itte te : N os! What I propomd to do
Donedshire was Mr. Butt,who carried off first honours wed Ibe I . pot 1 menteh iron pipes at the tops of the
at the Islington Dairy Show. higher buntings.
AT the Monday It trough leaky-court, over which the The leseecron: Now as Is the outran, de you suggest
Mayor (Dr. Aldridge). Mr. M. I.l.vetosh, and Mr. G. J. anything ti it , with the sewage b fore it go:a into the
G. Gregory presided. Herbert Wr•f, a FAI weaker, of river f
Fordington. was summoned for being drunk net Mr. NORMAN: We do net mope.° to do anything with
disorderly on the 3r.1.-P.C. Dunn proved the case.-The it, sir, aemnling to this whet..
defendant pleaded that family differences had up.set iuot. The INNPF.CTOR: Did von ever read the lith seetion of
and he had become excited in h:* attempt te "throne the " Pablo- Ile it.h Are"
beer mon the troubled waters" lie wm let elf upon . Mr. S. IVO aN n Yee
payment of cost,. 2.. As he left the Court he was T..e INsPECTIM: Teen I suppose it mead be rather a
indistinctly heard to sey I...thing about tee confiscated w etc of !Oil, t., rea-I it t y... e 1 7
coin being "hid little cut." Mr. Emote ; Peril tpi yeti will re el it for the benefit of
&yawl Drake. of the same perish, who had neeleeteil to those who lune not net rea lit.
send his offspring-a little Duck. of course.-to :school, het The INSPECTOR then reol it as fellow.. "Nothing in
an order made upon him to at mice comply with the this Act shall :eat...Hee any I. cal AOtliority tiniake or
requirements of the law. u-e any sower, fli-tin, or madall for the num.., of
If N. .Seeteel Ilisenck, of Fordington. a self-:styled ' conveying sewar, or filthy- e!...ter into any natitral sire Mt
labourer, has one little failing more than another, it is for or watercourse, or into ant canal, Teed. or like, until s
ich
other peede's costa -Meters. T. and 11. Ittecomlie, s !wage or filthy water., freel fr. ;Pi II exerementitimis or
drapers, of this town, had to prefer a charge againet him other foul or ohnoxious mutter, iamb SS wenl.l adect or
of taking is tossessive-faney to is garment of that deteriorate the purity and qu day of the water in such
description without enquiring the pric He was seen ler stream or wat ,-course or such can IL I.onfl, or lake."
Mr. Runes an amistant at the estatilishinent, to step Mr. Pore: It will go into an arm of the riyer.-Tbe
Inside the iloorwav, outwear a coat, and hook iiff with it. leseecroe Rot isn't th..t a wetercourse I think on. I
Mr. E..- intarnuel, and prisoner &mem, the article. naelerst ' you propos., I. torrow Unler this Act, and U
This Mr. Bones "collareir--of c terse in the mese of there is nothing in it which authorises you to carry not
taking possession of it-for it WWI already colt A.:dieter° your scheme, what is tote naohority for let-rowing the
it felt the shop ; end he then complained te the police. m oleyl (Ann 0041rafri
About a quarter int all hour after pro mer in his turn nem , Mr. F. LOCK askilht: Woubi y ot. give n 4 your
collared by Mr. Supt. Coward. -A previous rollAsi..tion 01.1111..11,1, t VIC lot o.erans of Oen ing our sewage ,1 -The
against hint of stealing a coat from Mr. S.eiri.ty's in 1h75 INAPECTOR: nicer •Liya will yolt given', fort MOT r
WAR proved. -There wag ale. a see .n.I 'barge ef a similar (Loighter.)-tir. Loci: flat I thought as you are the
nature ag dna him. Mr. Hoge. Cornhill„ hml linen representative of the coll.e-tive wiel of th.• Govern.
pateinieed in the very some way. This oas previous to Dicta, se shwa, like te hear yea-The INSPECToR
the first eleirge. The MlS:in: tru.•nt was afterwards When Om wisdom of the Government Imonite, collective
found Guyon into it cart in Nortlesimare. Hee ek taunt lint.'- they will hive :a bitter rept...mutative than in me,
ememittel for trial oil Is Bareeq he,e,ll:righter.) lie tare theeght the onestioa in ot
appeared for the prosectation in each case. Is-en proey well leid Were them. 11., Wai WO. OT.TAT.4
DORSET NATIONAL tiCllOOl. SOCIRTT. -At is meeting at to sly that .to Mn. moe Ai not oat:dent fir their
this Society held at Dorrimaer on last nivel iy m.ek pun. see. provided i! was Perienly tight on I ahead.' no
grants to the amount ef 1:111) were mole to the peed submit or surface water. Tb•,, of emir , was a in Oter
teachers and ttttt niters in the different schools of the of theery ; aiel he was t Id by their surveyor the inpes
coenty who had paesel a lees' emminnien in religions a Itnithel loth.
knowledge. Of the 161 pupils receiving grants II mre Mr. NokIIAN : Our ontfell is nearly always rennin.; out
placed in the tirst ditto, aII.I the second, the at 101 l p .wer, and in the cam ..f hemy rain, it is nee--
examiners at the ..ame time rep Ming most favourably tilled, an I the w titer at the bottom of the I..pgrn emitcc up
mon the general quality i.f the work done. Cenon through the gratingo-The Thendere, for all
Woke ham, Pet succendel to the otti..e of eenetary, so practical pnresesee, in rainy weather yen hare no outfall
ably ilischargel by Sir Tallot Baker far the het 23 ye ors. f the hover part of the town 1-The SORTETOR N
AS A Teveree in bankruptcy Mr. 'P. G. Bryer has at all. -Alderman CiALPIN : Iran ale, state as a fact t!.at
just made a mot ilea:Mel hit, :mil as, unfortunately, in heavy r tins the seeaee itself comes tip through the
most in ',wines.. w,nie (line or another meet, with gratings-The leereseron: It manifestly would.
Mr Poen (to the Surverori Irrespeetive of the new
cu•tonters who gnu through a pewees id white-washime,
&strict the town is inottliciently drain,dl -Mr. NORMAN:
it will he tie well just to narrate the eirettnistatives. es. '
z
Every one who reads the eel% 11111 l have teen time The INSPECTOR: I think enema' has been mid le show
after time "itt re Marq,i, ," heading an account of the that for all praetir purpieses the matter requires rue nn-
bankrupt's (a, grocer ef Maiden Newton) exatninatiene, eideratent, fer the Sallle obje.•tion with regard to year
tin arisridis in the Bankruptcy Gent- At a recent standing outfall would apply to the proposed one, I do
sitting Mr. Beyer aries appoinie4 truetee, sod, at the net know whether or not you :ire in a poeition to get any
time, he hail to face the (-readable "'variation of a land for the mirtom of purifying yetir mwage, or whether,
hilloof•nale. Moot credit. le itotll4l have geld the com- a-u it has been shown, the general e.werage arrangements
e of the tow., are n.A so gOod that it WOW.' i ro, worth
poeition in the V. they eepeete.l to have for "a &Mar, y our while to necensider tveryhe whole enhieet and m tk.•
but Mr. Beyer itieen't believe in bills-of-sale as good job of it. I .lo not say in.,, but', at all even, it quite
a rule, and the one in imeetion in particular. Accord- amorent that this question requires further consideration.
ugly, lie set to work, meet all " the little Alderman CERRII: Quite so. But the difficulty is to
arrangements," and at the meanie, of the committee , knee/ whet to do.
Thin question te, therefore, referee:l b tck ti the Council
of inspectimi, lie 1.1 to receive well earned thanks for
having secured a dividend of 12.4. 9,1. in the C. Foe i for further consideration.
a first attempt at bankruptcy-truriteeship this is not rite PROPOSED ADDITIONAL WATER SCPPLT„
an bad. The INSPECTOR 1 the next .oi,tion WAs with regard
Tin: prizes which the committee of the bey: school to the water-.l proposal f. ir the purpose of It 'crowing
have decided to award to those of the ochelars who have £1:1110 for the Imre es of improving the supply, Denuder-
ased the Government examination were awarded on etixel Mr. Norman prop .sed ua tit,. .1/10,1i.1 he laid onto
Monday morning last at the schoolroom in Peme-lane by the new barracks and a portion of the new districts.-Mr.
the Rev. It. Everett, the chairman of the enemata& NORMAN: beeauee they are upon too high a level to
The prizes, which anointed of handsomely hound volumes, be 4upplieil teen the present rmiervoir. They were supply-
were supplied 1.7 Mr. Feeler, of the Combat In present- hog the present liarraeks, but only open the ground dee.
inc them the Vicar of Trinity KRA the boys should know , The authorities wished it carried higher, and it would
the prizes were only given to these who had passed the , have to he done when the new houeee were built there.-
Government examination in three subjeces, but the I Alderman Ccene : It would be most neces..ary in case of
number semi not anything like what it ought to be. Many tire.-Mr. FROM' oigeested whether the water required by
had failed in arithmetic and some in reading. He hoped the authorities could not be raised by themselves. -Mr.
next year the committee would be able to give a great VATCRER considered the C 'tined had discharged their
many more prizes than this year. The hooks, very duty when they ma it into people's heums.-But, doubt-
excellent and valuable. were presented as an encourtee. lessly, the leseecroe suggeeted, when the barracks were
as an incentive to work moreheartily and mune-tly. erected they would be very goal custemers to the town.
!ed is the list of prize takers -Frames Noyde However, it seemed to lam the propos was a very
Pike, Frederick Read, Arthur J. Fenn, ordinary piece .4 work, the proposed tank was only
Fenn, Frederick Banks At thur Vosie calculated to hold NOON gallone.
Jaw Wills, Frederick Bartlett, .I.bn Gilman, Mr. Holmes considered an inmortant question was
Barrie, John Mitchell, Charles Perry, Jame* I raided as to ate judiciousness of the Council undert thing
Pearce, Charles V.., Walter Watts, Fraek Ayers, t , supply water at a higher gravity than the present. If
Blanderuore, Chariest Cook, Alfred Churehill, they did so it would involve the urcessity of their einhark•
Duilderiage, William Dennis, E leant F.., times ing in a very costly work. It seetuel to him the quiestion
Joseph Green, George Harris. George Mitchell, arose whether the harreck :nathorities could not, at
r Miles, Percy Herman, George Reel, Charles infinitely less cost for the purpose of raisins( the water te
aam, William Tilley, Frederick Trevett, Thomas the tm ef their buildinge, put up a sintple litt of machinery
George Wills, Francis White, Elton Wescott, -say 11, hor, engine. The Connell would convey the
White, Frederick Bailey. Arthur C. Coffin, wa
ter front their ten tank to any tank up et the ground
- Th berm.*m a Lennie. e

_
went,
Subjoined
oinedi
Augustus
Willoughby
Arthur lir
Henry 1
Henry
Sydney
Feacey,
Walter oo
Stoneham,
Tarr, Geo,
Frederick v. _
Charles Crocker, .—as Churchill, Henry Dew., Arthur
J. Masterman, George Mantell, Frederick Paint,,
Frederick Pearce, William Robert., Arthur Searle,
Charles Winzar, Joseph Willa, Alfred Young, Charles
Palmer. Charles Arnold. E lwani Illandentore, Thomas
Blandemore, Alf red Banks, Thoulaa Carter, Walter
Dibben, Walter Green, George liellard, Robert Hillier.
George Ilall, George Hardy, William New, James Pople,
William Pople, William Richards, James Vincent, Isaac
Sowring, Arthur Gov, William Hutchings, Thomas
Northover, Thomas Pinnick, Albert Pittield, Walter
Stickland. Charles Symes, Thema', Thorn, John Winger,
William Woodsforil, George Watt., Walter Blandemore,
Edward Brown, Frederick Clarke, ErneSt Davis, Frederick
Drake, Walt, Davis, Henry Donnie.% Charles I).avis,
William Duck, iilollll% Frith, E !ward Hicks, Albert
lioddy, Frederick Go ege Hawkins, Reliaril Hardy,
Albert 11.elgeo,t;.• Toe J ex...., George Lake, William L,gg,
Arthur Miles, Thee. It igena, Williatu Singleton,
William Sherren, Slade, Walter Short, Joseph
Blear, Arthur Wallis, F, heard Young. the Adam.,
Hobart Barker, Thome. 11 iwrirre- Albert Davis, Frank
Groves, Henry Master., Joseph Mitchell, V,llirn, torey,
George Tigard, Fr ink S.liiires, William B niter, Frank
Churchill, Vigilante Guy, Henry Beeler, Charles
Mernbury, Henry Paine, William thor,, k
Wiltshire, D. O'Meara, Arthur Dil.ben, Gilmore
Duddridge, Williatu Roper, Frederick Llayman, K twaril
Guy, Charles Vincent, F rederick Charier, Albert Barrett,
William Clist, Ch arles Collin., Frederick Green, E I want
Fripp, William Pitcher, John Norman, Sydney Will.,
James Forme,
.Josepli Skinner, Ilarry Sprackland, John
Gould, Georip Cox, William White, Charles Will..

they could go into the Pork violation 'without the other. &leopard, inflicting sundry other dansage.—Arnongst the
He concluded by peconding Mr. Thomas's amendment. float which pat into the Riede was the hula. Essex,
Mr. Alderman RonEttrioa thought it would be the belonging to Money. Wisram. and (Jo.' from Leslon, for
Board's holmlen oloty to memorialise the Loctl (1 'vent- Melt. none. Hite bad (whet to the Casket*, when, In
mint B oarol to he permittol to remain as we are, coneiquenee of the ,teery we tther, the wheel was SHISHISA,
as the town ii in a satisfactory condition. and entire soil. +old, and she ran for the Hopis for
Mr. NANGLE coneidered thee oeight to know with what shelter. Shoo ha. 70 Yri.. 000'i on 11WArd, mane first-thee.
they hat to deal, ant what Mr. Hawkeslev had given —The lnytorollon, Ma-Cm,, in boter, from the Philippine
them was, he labev.4, of nit practical use. The best Islands, on Sorel my night, when off the Start a heavy sea
course would be to apply to the Local Government Board broke on beard, filling the colen, end knoeking the
to know what ice, wosh this Bevil to do. 'never (Ton the pot tp, ott the Caine time eeverely injuring
11,. RHEIMS believed thatif the 11, rd have to deal with his ribs. On it et ley evening she cams tot, the Roads,
the Park in the manner stated loy Mr literkesley, mail the an lon Weinesd my na lintel an A. 8., Peter Moore,
other q oestion in proportion, they woothl have to raise who has been ailing for the past three months.
.ClO,OOl before the matter we. conellided.
Mr. Wows +aid in the present instanui the sewage is SUICIDE OF A CONVICT.
put into the Harbour, it ge, away to sea, and we saw it
A desperate convict named Johnson, on Tuesday evening
no 111 .re.
Mr. °naafis feared the II tard would not be able to go vhange,.l himself at the Pri-on. The deceased had pre-
e 1 a term in Pcboon, and on this isicassion had
before the L Government B oar.l with loon hands, as
u'"l
i'ole4 ly .'"sOmo vs ocrvitole be was always a lazy,
they had oolmitted w there .ts a nuisance cu-trig. It I,si--ertr7.l:e' vetoes
tere I mon, wh womb'
not do any work,
would be necessary to take the P.trk into cot sideration,
unkhonent hal been awarted to him, ant he eras like •
ant abater what they intended toil, with it. Mr. Hawke.,
0- at hay, volt of hope. dote oil not to give in.
ley's report ought not to he thrown aside, and they catgut '•
Ile 1.1 previmsly att. -motel twice to kill himself, and
to consider it in committee. they hut to watch him constantly. On Tuesday he MN
Mr. Alterman THOMAS : We are unanimous in not
thinking much of Mr. owkesley's report.
Mr. Intasis referred to the remark he mode when Mr. rmaet
wl.eiu
shWarderue t rNeill,rraf oryfig.ttnitotgin.witabt the another
ewipn,:f.
H
the afternoon. just before tea time he found the prisoner
Harrison was at Weyincouth. tie said Weymouth alwags
hanging with his toes just touching the groan I. It seem'
was a healthy town; it was healthy before Sir do n
that there is an iron plate over the inside of the
ce window,
C oode's echo flea were adopted, had been healthy sin,
full of holes about the size of the finger, and Johnson, had
and woo healthy now. The memorialists only asked the mannurl to get a piece of his shirt " rove" into one hole,
Local Governuoent Board to Alp the expenditure of
moneys on doubtful experiments. They went to ask the astulro.trut.antaanhio.thz.k.ananoldliad.
hfa.4....nedinuthede ottohehraenzlhitethief
Local Government Board for certain moneys but the enicely clear of the ground. lie was instantly taken
Boort SAhl " Thew moneys cannot be expended in that tglouru and found to he still breathing, he HAS ntbbol all
way." As Mr. Charles had sail these were things of
over awl other means were trial, including the galvanic
which they must wash their hands before they went to „at.
to but it wts of no avail, the wretchet man died
the L oral Government Board. 1 about ti o'clock. Hisui, ly we, lASI in the cell, to await
The MAYOR then put the amendment awl resolution,
the inquest- D.NSNIAPA is describid as haring been " •
ant the division was as follows : miserobte scamp." Mr. R. N. Howard held an inquest
Pier Relerriag Report to Fo, Rjeet;al Me. ffneekealey's lon Friday, when the jury returned a vrrdict of fan
Committee (13) Report 01
The 31 ayor Councillor Donn
Alderman Milleiige „ Laming
„ Thonias Wehb
Robertson Wallis
Aylesbury
Devenish
„ Charles
„ N ongle
Welsfortl
„ Robens
Groves
„ Hume
Ayies
Mr. Seaman and Mr. Snook did net vote.
TRH ITALIAN BAND.
The MAYOR stated that daring the afternoon; the band
had played in the new gorolen., EP( 11.. hush been rein:toed
solely through their being in the gar lens. The committee,
who wero reeponsible for LID), toskosl the B oard to recoup
them £l5 out of what the bond had earned.
Mr. WALLIS asked if our old Town B tra had been in
the Gardens?
He was told that they hal not, ant
The Moon Adel that the committee wi.b the amuse-
ment: of this town to ho incrcom lye tr loy year.
Alderman THOMAS m,vcul, awl Mr. AILE.SRVItS
Seed/Hl.ll Shot .Cl 5 be pai.l to the committee of the Italian
Bowl—Carried.
'floe MAroa added that he should be very pleased to
encourage a local band, anti ghoul I be very sorry to lose
them during the winter.
Committees were appointed ; it was resolved ti order
400 tone of road anti path material, and the Board rose
POOR after one.

CouncUkw

PORTLAND.

PORTLAND
_LOCAL BOARD.

THERSDAT.:I-I"reiien•,—Mr. It Seriven, Mr. It. Lan.;
Mr. J. P. &leaven Mr. C. Whit., Mr. G. Andrews. Mr. T.
Coorhen. Mr. Vie, Attwooll, Min. J. Hodder, Mr. J. C.
Lino. Mr. E Groben, Mr. H. 0. Malaiy, Mr. T. Gibbs,
and Mr. C. Mitchell.
The drain near Mr. Summers's had been ordered to ha
opened, and the Surveyor was to find the initial!, and
remedy what we. complained of hut Mr. MARRY Paid the
Surveyor ontld not find it, And Mr. Summers hod offered
to remedy the matter for les. and m inept,
t the h
Mr. e
s knew.
e
Mr. T. Gums and Viers en m isolered that Mr. Sumers
one
wji
t wee
WATER sIMPLY Elk VREVTON.
The plan. for this were laid on tic, told, for inspeetion.
Mr. G. ANDREWS thonght the p o lans should he n the
Genie, nil tire ittnsr be adjnnurned.
divert slu s:‘t ho
Mr. E. Connks : For .ix months' (Laughter.)
Mr. ANDREws thought some new ideas would he
elicited.
That was what Mr. E. Costega thought : they had spent
some pounds for plans, whirls were not worth 21.
I The Cusianet a on. glad they had the plan., for if they
hail gone into the matter with their eyes shut, they might
Ihave regretted the eXpen., He spoke of wane of the
water hoeing unlit to keep, after a few hours if would
smell ',idly.
Mr. HODDER, on the other hand, toll how he had gone
to a house in Southwell 10 years ago, and got tonic water
which was had but the Woman told hint it would he well
enough to-morrow.
After much conversation on the qualities of different
water,
The CHAIRMAN Paid the infirmly for Weston would ment
guiri a year, whirb was mere than the whole of the rates
obtained from Weston, kg). Si if they carried out the
pies the whole of the rates would he ahaortied, and that
village would pay nothing for roads, and for gas when
they had it.
Mr. E. COWDEN suggested that the scheme Wm rune for
E ormon as well a. fer Weston, perhaps to make up forth.
In.'. of E talon p
Mr. 0. ANDREW on the contrary, rah' the idea
einaitated fro,, himself, hut he was in hopes that a
Isimpler plan wed ,'t he aninprmell.
The CHAIRMAN did not think Mr. Comhen was justified
in making silent An insinuation against Elston people;
he will I not make suck a charge against Chesil people.
Mr. E COMIIEN still maintained kb s belief that the hdan
was for F. won, West in, Straits, and Wakehain, and why
nn it say en I The pl in was only a pretty picture to hang
&g rind the wall.
The CitilaucN pointed out that if a general water
supply were ordered buy Government, this tank would
supple nearly the allele lif and it wont' he
wale a, it oh psi, without any money being toil out upon
it. A+ to Chesil, it was thought hest to get a supply for
Chesil from .F
Mr. C. WIDTH pointed out that the agenda paper only
mentioned Weston.
Mr. E. CoIIREN : Then we have a scheme of A 12,000 for
Weston onlv.
The CHAIRMAN nail: Nio, they had elicit"' from Mr. J.
O. Andrew. that if Weston only were provided for, and
the other places not supplied, several hundreds of pounds
armild Ire saved on accoont of the pipes not being wanted.
The question was whether they could lay out 1:1.100
.21,200 for Weston only, making the cost or annum with
littered and the cost ot a. ante:ranee, .1:1110 a year ? Or
would it Ins better to lay out the large amount which would
in case the Government or.lered 'nerd water mpply to
he provided, ho available for nearly the whole of Tophill I
Mr. E. ConliEN was for sinking a well, if Weston alone
were considered.
'sir. C. Mireiwt.t., being asked, said a well could be
sunk for 1:17fil to Alhei.
Mr. Illounga was wyplea.."l that all the gentletnen had
looked into the fluestim: of the ease of Wesnon and the
amount it- pays, that le: hoped they would always do no.
Ile would Ice quite willing to leave the matter as it is, and
to take off other nnnece.ary eXpenaea fr., the parish.
(Hear.' Althnugh Weston might he Called an ,nalantlish
plans!, there was n.it room for everybmly in the 'city."
(Ulcer, still ingliter )
It was non dyed, on the motion of Mr. G. ANDREwS
that the plan: should remain for consideration, and three
months sy:in illOll sl as rise time.
%EP tit Erlt TENDER:A OR NOT
The tenders be h.uiihiiig hea,h p 4.1,1-4 awl cracked stone
were then ,nin bed. Mr. Thresher's was lowest for pebbles.
iwin.g at Is. 91, per yaril ;but he asked I+. 6.1, per yard for
hailing cracked st inca, while Mr. Henry Hodder offered
to do the latter at 1.. ld. per card.
It was first surge ded that Mr. Thresher's tender should
Is, accepted for the pebbles owl Mr. Holder's for the
crocked stone,: hut Mr. E. Comma stronely contended
that Kr. Thredi, r tendered for the whole t ngether, and
that it would not I.e (Air to separate the tenders.
The CIInIRMLY mentioned an inconce where one of
thnwe who tennierenl Waa fully under the idea that the
tender, a ere Aelt.r4tr.
A propesition NW Made that Mr. Thresher's tender lie
aceeptenl tine the whole.
Mr. SeRivEN moved on amendment that Mr. Thresher's
arsgsaprea for ups pontries and Mr. Ilnalder's for cracked
stone.
Mr. JOSRPH HODDER eonsinlered this arceptance of the
Ii went tender in noel, miens would be the only plan eonsia-
• tent with the usage of the 8 ,•,rd •
Mr. Mann' enquired how it was ti he known that the
Board bad a yard of done for their money
For the amendment voted Mr. Scriven, Mr. Hodder,
Mr. T Cnrinlien, end Mr. C. White.
For the proposition voted nine, so that the tender of
Mr. Thresher was accepted for both pebbles anal cracked
metal. •

PRIXTME 3hrlsonts-rs. —3li n seeming were preached
on, Sender at Weston, lir the Rev. W. Sioleltitton. who
formerly laboured in the circuit.
Ram LORING S. %11-S.—The brig "T.G.V.," Holnien
toaster, from Sr. Mali tor Swansea, in ballast, came into
the Roads on Monday, with loss of two topeails, and other
damage.
THE CALE OF SIINDAT.—During the fearful storm of
Sunday. aliont EHt vessels of moot varied rigo took shelter
in the Rawl:. On Tueoday awl Wednesday, they presented
heantiful pietureo a 5 they net sail.
NEW THEATRE AT TIIE GROTE.—We under:tand that,
liv the kind exertion* of tlnier Horne and other biz',
ollieialo, a theatre is shoot to lie fitted up. in a large sherl
availahle for the purpose, and (hot Permis4nn has been
ohtained for it: us,'. Amateur theatric do would pleasingly
relieve the Ion.: win•er nights
ML AIOIALOM I:ALE'S funeral took Owe on Monday at
Barton livelstoek. Alvit three mile: this aide of Burton,
the driver of Ime of the mourning ea,ches found a Purse
trim and in trying to keep the animal lip he iron pulled
If the box and thrown over ti,' lo.r.es head, lie was eat
trolly on the faro, aol tip imp iv a. severed in two. The
poor felloy was no knocked about that be had to he left
behind at Atli ,tArtry.
A VERT interest's.: event is likely to enrage the atten-
tion of the ladies at St. Peter's Cintrch next Wedlnes lay
morning—nawely, the marriage of elimrming :m4 accom-
plished daughter if a gentlemen hith in isi-ition. We
itteter=tand that the young lady hao pre:ent,d eseh of her
Sunday aeholar: wit'i her likeness Will WI, hear a whisoet
of a specially ple: in:. Lilt tithe (al: 'rid'.

GOOD TFAIPLAR V. —A Public me r,nneetinn
with Star of Portland 1..0ke was held At the Inize-ro•an
an Ttle4,l4V CV..flilll Z. and addreA4e4 sr-r•• I..liver t.I In Bro.
Uohnsroad,_ of
.Iy•Tlti atth, Urn. B. e nnhen. and the

MAIDENWELL TANK.
The next busineas Mori to receive the report of the QOM.
itlittee relative to the tank at Maitienwell and Mr.
Ilaneoelis land.
The CHAIRMAN read the report, which recommended
th o the Itoag I pay Is. a year for 21 years for the land, and
thus they woald he safe from litigation for 21 years.
Mr. HANCOCK had agreed to this rather than to grant
the rixht in tt- rpetuity, which would prevent him dealing
with his hand. —Agreed to.
PRESTON.
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST A
FATI I EIL