The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22 00:00:00

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the elir..,,_ wo boys named Marten
_roll imeme, some time ago, of obtaining
young troi, er ono of those fellows who destroy tib
tints Oster posy ...t." afford shade at some
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Booth Mrs .." atel,lieeded, rpi.cc, amen ,
II • revisal ..e_liathh: gee the lads half-a-crown salt
Reern44Mayor (it. N. Bowen', Req.
,) °gored. ~,nahmeitur tibia • larger reward hid been
be land.‘",?lps_test was delayed until • search could
mat* a .....t.,,,,,_
.111101 offering the reward. This wu •
Inas i" voshouliSttim bill having been issued
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ow ogii,;th. T.., ... Bitur: holt
Idiem._ i't On ltie enggeetion of
caw /_. wee money wee MA et the Tow. k's
'0 the its 6.11 IteX. wk• se Int could net understand
ts ski si.±. °I Parente wee for applying pampa),
the Impression w
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lie 111e770,LL la_TallagneentlF to replies that et
se or eves superior in eembare
iiigitellizifilltarthe4 Oar, with the meet refined testa
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4. Al 4 te0011114.--0n Thursday evening
Andenop ?ten .D
eeneyed to address sa end Sale
Zstaogy IA th• 141611nry IMlPthele Lecture HAIL
issoisbaLuarter to toilfm.closen people amenabied
Inman( TM_ favo some urable i bat young
aft. OW wertsid-he lecturer to deliver his
mid promised% limns. Boum woad not endure
holifoleiteb %statement ma teat to the following effect:
the brain of ono oongionaerite num it Would
=capable of performing oee deectios et • tinie,
fterepeekisg, thiaking ealenieting." We
ZI:gl. the bhila bat 'apposed it dinned
eirrin doing so. Avis, is not thinking
oalealaticie? No wonder the Imbue, eon-
*my selatethat ama, rrstplefeesed mate Metes
bft""
he .
tard
good voles, end as • losever on • more pander
would,l bei understood his subject, be Ificily is
with pleaders. He should, however, advertise
heti. If he miens to drew as midtown
at. IN Nownaresmo-The heil-yearly Ware-sheet of
*.AkkAtlPhone of Yeatbees, No. 3164 hes hem Wad
Wit dad that os Joao 7, lass, there wee • balsam is
the flick end Funeral Fund of £ll 17e. 414:, the con-
4slitutieme were OS lie. lOC, sod with ether amounts
atotal was 1:106 7e. Std.; £62 7s. Id. was ;mid to
.seeneberee the dimities hutend bills were £l4
so • death of ineinhor's wide £7, and there
reemined £lO paid into the Bank, end • Waste of
ill fa. 434. The Nanegmeent Fund had • benne* of
Oa 14e. lA. se the nitusg of the hall-yeti, mid the
=tsunami smeeeded 11_019 10..104., making with
item 6 total of =2 Is. 00.; the extreme of
meseeeemot, ineledieg surgeon's caltry,
art 19e. U., leaving • helms., of ellt le 944 The
abstract memo{ is—Clult in Bank, MI 12s. 94.; hi-
lliest. Ell 19a. 7d.; paid to Bank, RlO ; in treasurer's
Xel£36 fie. 24d.; Court property, CID; total worth
'ourt, £413 17s. 60. There are Dearly WO mm.
hers Is the Conn. At . the hilt-yearly meeting on
y lest week, held at the it Coilsezi Arms, Had , Bro. G. Matthews was C.R.,, Bro.
IfOoks,, &CAL., Bro. W. 0. T. Ho 1 wee reslected
stery, sad Bro. J. Moore ro-oleeted treasurer. For
neat, dataira meeting, in April, Bro. J. blowhole
vinie sleeted dalegete. The very respectable sum of
mem than Lel was relieved as contributions daring the I
eiveniag.
Tigs 400K-OTJT PATH. —in scoordance with the '
I=pf Lieutenent.Colonel Hatfield to the Town
the War Dineutosent fence hes been opened
apposite the top of Hill's lane, and there is now 1
free access to the Nothe and Bincleares. Colonel
Belllelii Meted that this opening was " temporary
but the inoworenienoe of the path being blacked was
ao great that we hope the free pimp will be
permanent, and that the War authorities may see it
Tight to give • small space for • new Pilot's Look.
mit. The courtesy of Colonel Belfield, in gracefully
4000rding the passage while he doubted
the right of the public, will make him more
popular than ever for although ancient custom
gasket it clear to every Weymouthein that there is •
pliblie right of way, yet it might have been difficult
to atavism the War Department of the tact, and
litigation would have been expensive. This act of
dile Colonel's only crowns those amenities between
lite town and the Eugineere ...Mich rendered them all,
Brom the Colossi to the rank and file, ao deservedly
liked, and which made Ito painful the parting with
Shoes who left. We hope that no trespassing with
beasts on the Nothe will be attempted, but if CoL
Belfield should find it Decemery to have any such
Ilrespaseen impounded, he will be supported by the
poling of the town.
Mtuic LA/VERN HITIII/LIIIMMIT. —On Monday
evening last, Mr. W. T. Hallett exhibited • somber of
highlreoloured pictures by ni-ans of his capital laatern
mad the " Menial " light at the room of the Working
Iles's Club, North Quay. Th , attendant's was Were.
fly numerous, and the entertainment was very varied.
Mtn* was the Overland Route to India illustrated, and,
shirting as Leedom, the ooinpany visited the Holborn
Valley Viaduct, and finally wiled from the Thames at
Leedom Bridge. Peening her ifspaty's residence at
'Osborne, the Needle Rocks were slatted, after which
firm was a clear rue to Tarifa, south of Brain. The
kof Gib, with its °Getty fortrces, same next in
whew the party erased to Algiers, and bad •
at the native ekeeldaeka. Nam wry tas next
visited, and the fine harbour of La Valetta med,
a pretty view.' Alexandria looked rather weird by is
moats, hat a view of the suede w more ien•re..t. to,
lied oleo tibut of se Bement Khan. As... the
I. • light eerriege at • breekneek mos, and we
ismo in sight of some Bedouin Arab* : but did not stop
aim . 4.4 to Bees. Down the Rod Bee to Aden, and
amass the Indiwo Ocean to Point de Galle, the progress
.v2lll re, id, alter which the company statist in
=7Bomlity, Bakis, and Calcurts, and here the
lass 4se rod. Mr. Hall.tt then exhibited
*me eatroootaiowl diagram., in motion, illustrating the
motions Of the planets round the sun, the revolution of
at. moon, and its ref it in ceasing tide,, the diurnal
..wAiloa at the earth, seas as day end night. he., he.
ills these pill@ of wirers Mr. Hallett edmini•tered
wog jam to the youngster@ in the shape of chroma-
tin** sad *emir peeves, and then the company visited
pp famous German and other views. After this the
mervellou transparent photogriiphs .d cathedrals, kc..
wogs displayed, and fiuniahed • long list of sermons in
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tree a petit hornpipe dames, wad
juvenile violinl . with other attractions. Yr.
Bi=4:ntliswtobtd lamina boo playing a sandier
of
very sweetly Weed- Th•
Irlittlemes 1., ..rfflesilailfmattiria a la"
,laraiZt
.._. Ts "ammo, or the c:ptsia% btrstsges." in which
MN rt. H. holier's, P. G. Style, O. F. Jeffs% ff. N.
_ Whit., IL pommy, T. Fooks, sad W. ff. P. Jeff's',
moved verleas putt The plea. was •irry fussy, great
part of the amusement coming from 'be oPPrnrano• of
Ilr. W. Jeffery se a dnuaken shim policeman, Kr.
Whit* Us boy fond of jam, and Mr. Style, ga • sham
'oriel The rendering by Mr. C. P. ,Tefilz of
She poell7.mad brother, who refugee his i
1401111 solely Inveriese her itrrer's ...in. I.'
na, was a molted bit al exagaeralden, pad
StYl• Om eltmged mere than llommea Went 214
lola rend' for ;soy Mod 01 101), !lows to Dotson
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%h. lir. . Telroff is ilitothle of kr hiikee
Itki
Chines than Imitalana ditiinkennees, and he periormed
the pert of the deaf boots with gnat eme. Toe other
gentlemen reedted very well indeed, and the sketch Wee
resolved with roars of laughter throughout A word
about a certain part of this sketch, and that with the
most friendly feeling, the committee may be ensured.
They may liassdAllioiding the mirror ups. nature, to
Unstrate the Uses

..ilus Ii s waster, of such Isclocus mien
Thal So be based ass& bet to be rola."

Yet the heartiness with which it was welsomed and
aPPlardol. Wadi by the " pennies" behind, may
awed • dinthi alwther there may ont he a danger at
the twat twills*, becoming mere appliaable:—

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Yet, arm too oat, tandhar with bar tone,
Vie _ le* sedan, than Faty , than ainbeaca•

The HaMona Aktbsn brought • radial lengthy, but
very spirited emeertainumnt, to i eines.
Honor:Me PIM IlinminOMS Tneeday.—Hefore the
Mayor (I. N. Home.d. Nonl. J. Drew, Req., and H. Haggett,
Planing/Inm Hummer.— PIMMUnt and Ilsmrsji Houk-
*" !Mixed before the Bench, haring ..gma to Hr.
eepmaimy, the hurband to allow his wife a weekly sum. It
may be recombined that the woman had at the October
Woos been In trouble about mar II clothe, takes from the
/loth.; but the host:and, who we. aim indicted. bad clearly
nothing to do with the theft, and wee found not gully—The
Wayar old hens guru correct es the hustiendb part to We
an allowenos, for II he did nyt do so tbe wife could run him
to debt for newest&
Amami, Sterne. m ers:at up last Tway for
arroining hie wow we, with being drunk and
dotoin on the Hi in I—P.C. raid be raw Smith drunk
about tan o'ckielk at might as the Wyke Hoed, near his mother'.
bust Ha milted eel° attmitlettina to be good to the Poor,
and aids Mottifb notes to dleturb the neighbourhood. Mitosis
ireet away, sbds quarter-Man-hour afterwards be came main
NM found primmer ornekte again, making • notee..—Prieuner
mad he could not get lodgings, and knew that if be Map( under
a haynck, he would be put In prison. He canted a net to
Wylie, and unfortunately get • drop of drink, and it sleeted
Ms head. He would not annoy his inother any mom, sod..
tor drink. be wished to giro It up, se be knew it hurt him -
I-buttoned and lined bit. including cools, end dirmed a week to
paiiilleadilscaoll roves days.
Kaaba, a young Man, WM summoned for being
*SOW On Maur& night, about baHlest twelve.--P.BeOVSII C.
lonad t m the Hoot lan, quarrelling with the
Molted Minim got him out of the house, and be went up
the sliest with • girl hennaing at Wm, and "making use of
riotous conduet."—P.C. Englth corroboratd the IMI witness,
and mid defendant Mil his com off, offering to light tome one.
—The Hayes mid delesdrint was to the downward road to
ruin; It wail •re ad thing to see • young man of his me, so
inff —llr. Itaggett: Sew old no. you Meade?
d—arseridaist saki be was tode.ntiz.o.:4.—tdr. Then yes
ought to know better. —The or mid the would fine
him the mine si the Met t, and they were very may
M arming men of his Wily clamed with such persons.
.41211 Homer, a SUM boy, inn brought up for hawking
bloaters without paying market tot-- C. 11Word found
the defendant hawking tilosten In Franchise-Wrest, and told
him he ought to hare aHa t. Defendant pretended he did
not brow where So get a ticket, but he afterwards obtained
ane.—Dellendantb either appeared, and said he Irma at TOO, ii
M the tiem—Didendsot ins let off with payment of the
eirMs.

MUMriPAY.—Beiere the Mayor (H, N. Howard, Pep.),
J.&Ltr, Deg., awl H.
Piing, a cam= traveller of reepectthleappearan or,
ftst;;Wricheeter, wee brought up charged with Ouvethinwe the
111. of Kra Elisabeth Bandcott, of Ohmmeter Odhage. --
Defendant has been a lodger at plaintiff'. for about • fortnight,
and us several osoathene particularly on the previous night,
ateeplainant mid, he bed made um if threatening language
towards her and other people. He mid be would have her
heart's blood, and be did not care for his own life. She had to
apply to the pollee sevetal timeo for protection, and lath night
she called an amietanee and engaged two persons to nay with
him all night. Creemsamined : Priatiner had annoyed all the
lodger, In the home. Bhe had Dever drank more than one
glue of hie wine, and had not taken thy of ids soffits, though
the had been IIL It was prisoner's wife that took away the
whisky from him. She kaes nothing about • bottle of hoer
which lied been put Into prisoner'e bedroom that morning.
Hain Knight, wheal obairman, Mid he was called by
Mra Barnicott, to sit up with prisoner last night. He
Went to the room where Weiner soul sitting on the
.of. and heard Flint me very had Language. Witness told
hica to he quiet se mese or the people upthalra were
111. but Pilot mid be did not care about other people be
should shout as long as he liked. Ab ut two o'clock witness.
got hien t• bed, but be got on wen about six, and Knight
the. went Wm the ratting room. when prisoner eruct at him
with the joker; bet anthem caught the blow on his arse. ISM
Flint was sitting on the mea, and prisoner nulled at her and
more he would murder her. On Oda Knight ran down mairs
to get assiaancer, when prthoner tiled to strike him 00 the head
with • dower pot out of the window. F int could not be sober,
as he drank 4 pint bottl, of beer during the night.
math, MI extraordinary statement, principally relating to
bottles°f various strong drinks. He had a heart, he was not
given to lying, Indeed he wee the most gentletnahly man that
ever walked the street& The fact wait that bin eggs and other
Worisions were constantly misted. and he felted for them. -
The Manor adjourned the ease that prisoner might he inn fit
state to make his defence. On pea nice. application, the
Bench consented to accept ball : Ime prlsoner was matted In
custody, • lad sight with such a venerable-looking old man.
Plithall. —Before the Mayor (L N. Howard,
J. Drew, Esq., and If. Raggvtt.
George Plias wee brought up on emend, when Matthew
Harnionat, mil or complainant, corroborated Knight's evidence
the pre, lour day. Prisoner said he heard ems, tete in bin
sitting-room on Thunder morning, and when he got up,
Knight and the lath writes. Caine gna. It, told them they had
no right In hia nom, and ordered them to leave.- -The llayor
laid as complainant had sworn her life woo In danger, prisoner
could not contradict the facto, he could only show malice,
or they must lend him over to keep the peace. Prisoner said
It. was WO main from home, altd It would be difßcult to get
a surety. lie would apologies to Mrs. Bantkett, pay what he
owed, sod leave Mellow. at once. If the Bench would permit
thi. noire. The Mayor mid they had ns powev—Kra Flint's
statement was hoard, and it wan evident prisoner had at leaot
been violent to her, and Me.. Barnieoth had advised her to stay
away from ler husband, ae he was wone when the yr.
there After retiring for sone time, the Bench ordered
prisoner to Ind one surety In £2.5, and enter Into a bond
Into the name amount himself.
HATtlito• Y. Before the Mayor (R. N. Howard, taq ,)
and H. Haggett, Paq.. . . .

Tun Teue acmes Loosen - George Flint was brought up
to rive sureties for hls good behaviour for nu months. It
Deemed he had been nnahle to obtain any musty—The Mat or
addreiwlng him, maid the Bench bad given his cane a great deal
at conalderatioe, and they eery very von to aft a pima of
hi. apparent respectability standing there They could Aare
ordered him to enter Into nicoguirencos and find sureties for
his keeping the peace for ids month., which would have been
in effect commi.tbig him to prison for sit months, but they
were willing to take a lenient • our's, and having carstally c n-
eutered his ../e, thej w uld order him to enter Wt. 176 own
recognisance. In the sum of £3O to keep the peace for six soothe
towards all Iter Majesty's subject. After his having mood in
that padtiou which he had 10-day.eth•y, would recommend
bins not to stay any longer in the town than be could help for
my iiikterbance he might make he might be brought up for,
and ordered topay £5O. or be sent to prison.—Proionerthanked
thetr worships, and mid they might Fell upon it he should take
MIT go d care at what oleos he stop In future—The Mayor
eambed where prleoner belonen to, to which he replied
"to Hultne, Manchester," hut he 4rmvery well known he bad
M good tau townie!, ad say Maal in &Wand. lie came here
about mess years age. and found be ps In a very bad state
Presuner went ou recommending his Invention for preventing
ps passing out at too rapid • rue, as as to enwin perfect
combustion. At ha be entered tato the required bond, and
wag dismissed.

Cop •TT Prrrr MVU4IOIOI, Thursday. —Before 11. if.
Met, Esq., and 0. E. Eliot, Fle.
Iraumessas arm Puma -- The master of the Austrian 1174
Junk, whose name It Sernmenelli, woo summoned for 'mph.
a pilot net Ileened to set for this port.—Deentlant did not
&ppm:, to coorequence, we hen since been informed of his
Wise enable to Med the Oren, there being no toenail consul
hen, to direct hien.—P.C. Oen, mid that when be won on
board the nip to erne the summons, the man reused to
min It, saying that he did •. by order of the captain.
Witness hen left the .umenaos on The deck. —Mr. It. N. Howard
appeared for comnplenant and said that under the Pilotage
Act Co nester of • ship ans allowed to mg.
waters with • pilot not Ikamed for the district, unle-s be took
one of the &Orin pilot., anti If he offended he wee len* to
double pilotage end meta. -Pllot Edward Moonset] mid that
is the 15th be law the Junk making for Portland Road., end
he and his crew made towards her. and witness rot on bond
her nem the Breakwater, and en the captain. On asking him
Mr wanted • pas, he replied " and told wino. to go
Into his own hoot. He mat on board • pilot who had tome.
from Leith. and who was ,leing instruction to the man
at the wheel, and in fact piloting the reset to her mooring..
although i.e was Cit. [Slot for the Weyes uth diatrict Ti..
yowl anchored in the Roads, taimplanent wont en board aid
demanded him pie we, ha. hong 3s. perfoot. the Junk
drawing 17 feet of 0-use; hot the (Unmet enteral times refused
to pay.—J. Oren. Eno collector of MM. coalman for Wey-
mouth, preyed that complainant watt a duly Heenan pilot, and
the derstaed Meuse was according to the printed aces produced.
' —Oomnklient in reply to Mr. Eliot, mid the tYpteln could not
nen Bailin, but the mate had some knowledge of the
After witness hid offer 4 his meek.% the master VOs6sir.:
consumed in Amides togener whon the (linen shook his
heed, and mkt No, not` sad put up his hand to motion
Into hi. boa., w boo he went on beard • seaood time,
the Chmatn more at him, sad threat.. of to throw him over-
board. —The Bench retired kw ashen Uwe for coesialtation, and
on their return, Mr. R. Elk* eased there had been • doubt In
thew mindo no to whether the Camels knew complainant was.
paha., and offered his services no such. 7tils, however, um out-
weighed by he rut that the mate hems • Mile !MOM.
'atheism to undefeated the pile, end also to know the nature
eta moistures. The lbipluin ought to bar attended. bu •as be
host not done so. Ile magistrates had no ariernatne bat to take
the evidence before them, and lane • warrant for the doubts
pilotage end corto —The warrant, we me adorned, wee
promptly emanated, nod the C.en's cheese neer and other
articles mimed, gr. ally to the dimatithetion of R. Serimmelli.
slot conceiving him& to be en injured man, went off, an he
mid, to London, to mak the advice of the Auseian coomel.
general.

WITWOOTH ATHLITIO ASSOCIATION.- A crowded
bows was the result of the invitation to the New
iimembly Rooms in Mai hat street, on Tuesday evening
lest. Tr.. .....irr.e of the essomation hat succeeded
ye piadog a very attractive rrogremine before the public,
la st.ts eoarwittenee wee that although the evening was
yak there wee scarcely room for the friends and microns
44 Ow association who filled every met, and occupied
arse the F•••eltere " "en Ilitieding Places were short.
B. yi, Simpson, Esq., presided with the greatest good
bower, and at Goa enlisted the attention mod interest
of ell by his lively sallies and remarks. Tte overture to
Mateniello by • full band meetly eomposed of gentlemen
„mumry opened the performance. It was played with
au. poet mid effect, and redacted great credit on the
gentlemen who have so kindly placed their talents at
the disposal of the association. Mr. T. S. Wallis
followed with a poem aketching the determination and
savings of Sir John Franklin and his ere., the
dewiption of their divair taint; truly fearful. Mt.
if.. a Roberts ably recited " Hamlet's ioliloguy " with
eteaket effect, and showed that in impree•
li" selection', requiring great sere and proper
Aegis, Mr. Roberta is an artist of high elms
islyfr..r- Beaty gay, that muoloal song of Shield's,
one Thorn, with the sweetest effect, and though
the wow, are trilling, it was gratifying to notice that
Mr. Beal added life to his sweet note. by enunciating
words 'toady, instead of giving what one may
so instrumental peefonsentie, by slurring
words as is too much the fsabioo. Mr.
aas&icied hi. repotation, especially for
high notes. Mr. F. C. Style thee • read
7▪
' Weiler at the Temperance Meeting." and very
if he gig it, evoking roars of laughter at the down.
we' 16. hypoorite &Wens. The faults of the piece
lialligit the gather, not With Mr. Style, whose eh:me-
i. vat haprovieg fast, though it has long bee*
ties 'f„,,,i_ R. P. Jeffery song a comic ballad
yell orTn right?" written element, flitooerrtt.hhsteoemaihnuncodrettodri!
JtilifikaeriMr:santalP"WirYpathrein°l:vosliasf wdta:wthheiach audience. humorousi"v4
ballusionch 3hwse.
need not all riEht, amid the loudly.
erg jewel lattnediately returned in • totally different
me,pits
WHARFAGE AND HABSOUR DIM& oi • countryman, and sang " Presents
:. which pleased so much that: The KAYOS, with reference to the Town Council
to Ow remarked, the company wankel meeting being held on Tuesday, said that he kneo 't
as , ,_e•b• 1,..i. There was not time for this, and wm perhaps the meet iimenvenient day on which he'
a Wino obliged with an overture 'T' the amid have a meeting , but the occasion apron ety in
the lewd =ad,* which was delMhtfelly played. ow Goa atitienoe of the Wh•.ringe and Harbour lines; the
ihilipb_aoeeoef te kept excellently to their p•rts, arid the could not call the meeting for Saturday, bemuse therey
the tiseer•-i.garate reederieet and • mietel maned wee Ent eudeat time, and on Monday the Committee
gotta tali... al ix Roberti reed " A it,t o',ly coorten," red to tom; Colonel'Eteldeld. On the 25th OS
trent. w• ...plat poet ; but Mr. Roberts mitt, hare the term of the present Collector's duties it eine and
from
„,.....011"-io-g le rea4 Foo.. ors Pan lb MOM., Johe's it was necessary that soot. a
..men. t it,i' codid-ito--'ot-ofTe
done W.. he rendered very Well. Neat lame before then. Their Committee
manly 11l tt tirken Evenipe• Twilight," by ileum price for the Wharfagealser aNd a.
rlis.b,i'Ved
OUP tlell , t at
the per, owit, *WA Joint l'''`r•me. sad every MN who the letting, no one would eff,p anything like the
Pretty, Mee7lo,l with the separate performances of
.erre consequently not let.
hes been dohs.. woad have been thrice charmed with Stone then,
us.nad.thi.e.dnee
these gend"....., Wein- Mr. WWl' reed "The *lnes," fntwhe ' .6" andtsw:":".ewiilife.g6'dtor thetth"tbuSembel4attilethe
• their merwlaw....• amp pathos, and her soccepw was e 0 of the
and it WP
et...0...e imell iiith. hoped the
.... a
many ~ . •-_, • _. . A DOW for the Cooncil to state
cruet slim the
_emm would be met t„ if r. Wel. whether
~.u°/' would seeept the offer. The sureties
volunteer 141 ry"-- Lougfellow's " Vill 8,,..b, to
be very llo,"e• While be was speaking he wished
Mn John Plireems_.4, style, it maga 'sett.' perform. o M•ke• relarK with reference to ih. totters met him.
smith,. to mull ••":„.„. g adapted to wojere.e 8,. we LI Mayor. ,_ .; r artles should mark them "On Town '
or "Private," for It was jut WI
thsneelred-tmheotnTa..."-sigresbo.torte
In
atenrsoofrout.hiee 0:10.0.1 I. (.6: (2.110-s.?-nocY:,:t"7-7•S'sll2l.o"iild itemise one 11l auother. Rem
Mr. T. d• Well.. e1,_.....1rav- oy Artemis; Ward to the Prince' ne bad brought to the Council meeting that
followed with the We..-,..., ethernMe iillewheed gieee,„w bede,°'..thing stall to do with the Connell hostages.
of Wake, it isliWisllF 1, .....,„ hi. wijs.--I, S. ,"%r. helm said that in the weditiow Do notice was
to "D•hr ir tee,"
or:it ,MD Wallis did not fail to ''' area of the Channel Islands steamers. Fie thought
very hump I „ph o erect....
ted spirited
the s.ntinasere ef those steamers at Weymouth wee
!plights. the fun imen,s,,, Los ~,,,L4 ik.o 'Or/ MK and a the Harbour Dom were, let,it
delivery. The warded .2.."Tiene &ow os kowity rAist F be espy tau between the rioter lied the Oott____,ossi-
another entegtahment w.'"-. go make a sliginislion tket in Sheerest of these mamas