The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-13 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRI

,T 1 TRAL GAZETTE,. TUEISDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1877,

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damaged; bat the lady sfterwards mended that with a trates are determined to put into operation the Act of proud of belonging to
District Nti33s. silver halt-crown. The neat time
.our hero does a rapid butternut Mr. Thomassaid the prisoner would be con- is in hind., and the II
act of horeetnanahip. it won't he with a side-saddle and a fined in the Bnstel prison till the llonie-office c.mld be So-
lely's horse communicated with, and no doubt she would then he re- "Joint
DORCHESTER. L esDlOr. -Tile destruction of lend between the Nothe ttttt veil to serve out the remsinder of her sentence in
.penal The I
THE AftalErx EA' THE POT•nrY will he held at the and Itincleaves still continues. In r etserettence of the aervittele Mr. Wills mid the prisoner had leen living in In r's
enerenehment of the sea, awl of heavy rams a piece in this war for years, and hat been defrauding the tradesmen (Noplause.) Let the
Shirehall oil Welneelay the 2'14 instant.
• ed a front of the commencement of the hill path t:o the top .it at Malvern, Bedford, Brighton. Scarborough, le:Wester, pen and the good I
Tug trs*.ter of the Counts- Hisapital has nWelv loadea.., he., *pled downward,: anti maw mu. It is Winchester, awl other 1,13,,,. The prisoner : You to not The pet Burns one.
chin lie fee l:10 from. General Nlaelean, Wiltrh"ene• jest at the Isegineine ef the slipped pier, that the cote say that whatever I have hal bee been Fettled for wholly "Tem
being tart of the ',remelts of the late County Ball eveve aen construceeil by the Rend F.ngin. ert ceeses,so or panty; that I can prove. The communieation trues In I
Wit there-. . that hail it net been for that wall, which proteeta Mr. Wennwith included a letter from the superintendent. in And he (Mr. Thi-et'
I:VanciEtiaric Attneresre have been &liven.' pollee, vordeco, acca the h„eveo tele*. that eintlernan whigh he stirdie of the Prisener. " that noted old !wind'. r, desires to lie It
weekly at the Town Hall f"r the l'est few Ws"-'.ks on. Woolikprobabl) hove loot oncoe ~f his Loma The slipped I.l.ciesi,Truteh, and as being "without ilonlit the most ac- pl.tuse )
• ~,, Ti,e boa nee delivered niece et eleut Id Yarle lone 3'14 of irregular breadth. cent limbed swindler of her shy." Ile enclosed "a islight The. Msron
Monday mad Tuesday event... • hav ieleeiresl Pe'ltsl" Iseee4e"e-r Yard.. end in it Wits fi piece of int of her doings before she cable to Weymouth." which they I
lest week ller Sir Wright, of Lenclon, who • ream genien4 which has been bodily newel The down- AccOmpanying the letter we, an extract from the Innt ion judgment of e
during the while period. 'lip is almut fT., and about an minal slut
owe seawards Acaliciation for the Protection of Trak report. This in--n we'll.' at
le e.,aniceedon with the Working Nfen's Inetitute a '
.„. the land kw igene. It bob-gaged to tlr. Devenish, hut, extra r
ct gave particulars of the clever way in which she Mr. Wan
ipeen,t, rtit,„ h.,,,, been started, and thwe ele-irell . le,see eence......1 to the sheep from the Miele:. which would defrawled the tradesmen of (treat Malvern, and then gold."
he fence and devour everytb in.: inside, it went oil: "The history of this woman UT the last 15 or R.) Master Me
P oining tiny ,to so on Wednesday evening*, having ;
..
itnica' te with the secretary of the wan r. of praetieal use. The path to Nucleases years woulil till a volume. She is the tlaeghtwr ofa temperance e
first to comm I
lis not ih*nos'fons, so that when the M,14 in dried this fanner who formerly recited at A-licott, S eaterset ; there ' Mr. E. T. I
Mr. It.
~.1. Gums; maim., e,,anevt.c. I ererh the ; delivhtfill w k can still be enjoved. wax another sister equally notorious, who died in War- ' &wising hit e
C eceee.-Sen ie ladiea and gentlemen who borough Gaol, in holy, 1970." In the name of Miss ' lady being nc
Wilt; and lterset Bank in this town in abeet to leave __ _
a very eonahlerable part of "our musical erne.'" in Treeey she visited Winch...ter. At Leicester she was, The Bawl :
Exeter, where he ha. been connects' with the Patti/
*nth, on Tweet* everting. gave a vocal and instne ; under the name of the lion. 11r.. Treherne. At Devizes Mr. GARD
contriiny : and his (ideals are about tes
o get up a tti-
al concert at the Royal lintel Agenda), Reeme i her requirements were very large, and she fretiy ordered Lincoln's In
menial. A eel Po they owght, teeing thet its now an Younghtialeand we., we believe. one of the ladies drapery, Jewellery, Perfuntery, a five-eminea chignon, suit heart, come
every doe occurrence to read id 01101 teachers leaeing principally exerted themselves in getting up the . all sorts of articles. She was IL flotuan Catholie, and a The Mart
Gauntry echos& to receive marks of esteem ! ___ _, and we have tsn thank her for intro-luring some I de* sii•ter of hers having lately died, leaving her elegies, including a
Ais 'sit Fes .E NyEksetr-OuY.-r readers will be eIWI -- who have not been in the habit of appearing as of £1,013), she determined to devote the whole of that pronouund
e.nl that there ix a possibility of a want which 11010n8111 before a Weymouth audience, though they may amount to improve the Renew. Catholic Chapel there wishes-it
to l
Leino. met have previously sung there. For these "new friende" as (Devisee) hut her devotion brought on her the fate she member, Mr,
hag been felt or a long time in Doreheetter,
well as the "011 favotwites," were ,P ry successful. Mrs. intendisl to pestpone, for the priest e.immunicating her "Dear Sir,
It hes been plain that if a large public Imibling emilil
Hooper sang very sweetly antl with 111,1,h animation, kind intentions to itlie Bishop, the latter expressed his worthy Odd
be procured in which the Scheel of Art, Ceuntv es conjunction with Miss by and Mr. Dehenham, the muinvicion of its being the same person who made such impossible it
Menem, Working Men 'A Inetitute, Re., could heltl P.,. "II Metairy," and the seen.n of all three were very generons offers, and ',Maine 1 cre lit to a large extent, at wish you all
their meetiegs were built it weld.' acid much to the
~.......__.. The wiertett "ao sl night. beloved," was a Bristol." This hal to her discovery, awl she finally left members
neefulnese rif theM institutions. Thin want Peenin ~.....,..::_ • treat. Mi. Yesurghmsbawl. Miss Ley, and Mr. the town. followed to the statitm by a large mob. who prosperity
absent to he supplied ; Mr Hobert Williams, of Bride- ...,...., pleasingly gave "The Neva Boatman, and Mrs. puithel her down and pelted her with rotten eggs. She e tntribute
7,,...,_ Beeper and Mrs. .1. 0. Andrews exhibited Touch Levi via* Ipawich, Bedford. Brighten, antl in IMP wiLl Friday.
bead, has, it is Kahl, in the most hand...me manner,
with eesl voices in their sentenced to eight menthe for 'winding at Scarborough.
I 1 she tleorege Inn and premix* et the dispteal of
..e....,,,,-,,,i v-nd archness,
I' • last, "Over the Ilswthorn Hedge," into which In October, likti. she was very active at Derby, and pro.
these institutions, and it is to be hepe 1 there will Ise el. , .-, re web *beetle that It wk. immenaely vineedy went to Chippenharn. Cheltenham. Exeter, 31.4-
no time loot in making the necessary arrangements for --....
, It - S nine Italian song" hy Mine Yennehustand, therharn, and Tlereford. The abstract conclielel "Thee.
accepting est munificent an offer. Ira "' Cl I . and Mr. Delienhani also won applause. aril few towns of any importance in the country. especially
We notice that our ever-welcome musical friends, tr 7 . roleites, Rev. W F. Berry rendere4 that fashionable watering•plares, where she ha, not visited,
the Tyntlese Singers, have returned to Englerl for a son " M'ill-o'-the-Wisp" with unused spirit and . . . . tnele.men would do well to be on their
short aerwon, and that Mr. Ling, of the (smutty Ilonse, est sowsreciation of the rompreer's Intention; Mrs. guard against her.
kw sweated their services fir two of their popular • loner made a derided's, faroorahle imp,. VIE 00110116 -Mr. MO petitions to the Ilome Seers-
auitienee, awl King most prettily *4 with
concerts, to be given at the zmn-hall, on Ft idly 'lron troy and representation to Mr. ['timed!. M.P., have been
..,.miten•hhapytwer and grace, "Some other Day" (O. B ern):
morning and eve e, the lfith instant. We learn that a sleeked **site* to the ameteurs who attended with cnmplete emcee.. Mr. Turner, the
they have male a mord brilliant tour through the prin- s"
fe _ with Pt 01,04. Mrs. .1. a Andrews exhibited principal 'shipwright surveyor of the II gird of Trade on
a 'lteursiay morning went tiff in the Custom's galley, in
cipal emitinental cities, nod have now heauth: aeveral a
new artistes, tes well AS Old faneeritee, with them. a -
CH011( Tri.-The s nranist ef St. Peter'', Chu eh 3 Martin (314 regiment) wig " N incl. 1... Te," and the Ogmore had ben pat to sea sotne hours before. Chase
very kindly entertained the choir at tea in Thuesday h ..--.., infwwl eto mueh spirit into it, anti his voice was wss reelect teh by Mr. Turner, awl a ship resembling the
• Tim( he stood the severe trial ~f romporison with
evening in the schoolneon. Each chorister was on
e. 7 al singer who lepl Ming i t:ot long Irbil..? ; Ogniore was first chased but when the galley got outside
presented with a ticket id ineitatii et to a coriple id 151
keel fitness of the song anted in winning tne harithe
rier.eAFwu;trierihnethweasoffifnln!st:
In and Oda Piiin',le.l the number alto • -•;.-- •hli h h ted tentoanOthtehre, Znirthinge
he ealstut forty. The eveninii was in ent in the '- - -77 -"s 'Iw?" se'f ._tse w. e W. '8 rree, ... Mr• alle •w* ell I 0 t
;stein tot n lies, and then was
.7:._:%_•- respentiel hy singing '- In the oars oi yor, That :ucce),:if ill inPboan.rdingn the ahip wiarrite'L although she was
eno4 enjoyable manner. ...Mre. Evans anil NH.. ',earn - 'nit ceptralto singer, Mrs. Hewes, conlil not fail of selling very fast with a light breeze, an 4 had there been
presided a the fabler, the organist assisted. and an encore, mid he "rusher Maiden" was delightfully rich more wind she might not have been calight Mr. W.
after the tea there was mimic and singing. Mrs. Evans. in three lose notes for which Mr.. Hawes is so fatnaus R. Godley then directed the ship to he put back to the
linens 1' oasis (2). Mix. Stewart, Miss Panniter, 3fiss . her weeptitT inns triumidial thriti;,holit, and she Reads, awl after some lieniur int the captain's part, this
respi:n,4.4 sli se;ith Sad heart, oh, take thy rest," with_
How, the Nlinnen Newman, and Miss l'ase tasking part , Mr. Debenham was admireile in sees done. Meanwhile Mr. Turner hail examined and con-
to the ilelight I,f all. After this llr. J. Br wn, of se
"re I 11:cenIsebut his ene nerfortnanee, Sweet ileMned the bowitirit, and aft. rear. Is one of the masts.
Maiden Newton, exhibited a *mbar of interesting l'-illy," . 'ha little "re ed • . A steam launch next came along.iilit with Mr. Shephertl,
, was per pe a ton refined in execution for the et h„44. •th tm,heyt. d
views by means id the Hine light, awl the happy tete the spirit iif the song, which seems 0 require a rough c - - 1,-;` . - r.
• . rni! F. C. Arren
ceeding were briteght to a A.A.! by the diAtrilettidu of aeilordke style. Mrs. litedmen sang with mush nevem ‘""rnft'i; lA, i..7l'l"trr.') Shaen4h I 'ordered the„ ;hi
£lO or ell collected recently for the "sweet niin.fern." "Gone away" (or that was the burden of it); hut we rote°. and rli; ;he went ellaeltn • nut Me Turner
Everybody wax highly Ilelighted with the evening's woultl recommend her to seine more joyful songs. Finn instructesi Mr. Godfrey to order het: to he detained, on
entertainment, among the iastrutnental pieces fin oriler) near Miss Amy
faTe:t violin POin,ifovrhich tche link hely cannot be too account of the infects in her opera Mr. Shepherd did
GIX)1, NEWS ! -It in at all times cheering Gt hear not like this, and wax s coding the 'ship on. when Ifer
that our rates have in any email neeesure lees reclined, l' " 1 :1 !` !h::::Zin""t!lbc1:1:0111 tftuqhtni al
n'annti'larn't nnar4o, I:i:tth 3lajesty's officials threatened to send the Warrior after
an we ems this week C. gnat the ratepayers ini on an encore f rom one so young"; en::ragerne:nat'seliTut:ltte her unless she was put about. Mr. Shepher I asked that
the fact that its special meeting id the (7ouneil lin given wi theta compelling so much work. Mr. Avant played :tie miedton to Swhalsteeah; hilt. ‘Mt.rt'e Tuorrirmre,. fiii:lll ne
Tueslay, this was done to the extent of 3.1 in the C. a "Fantasia on Aneerican Airs, with that dexterity and 11.M.wCollector ofPGu'storns..wl3telsTesiaphed to directing
At the tneetint; were: Mayor (Alderman Lock), taste he always displays. and there were anmeparticularly him to dealt' the ship. The Government departments
Alderman Gallen, Mr. Gregory. Mr. Fudge, Mr. beautiful tones elicited. Now we are in a difficulty :- seem to have quickly communicated with each other, for
Hodi4es, and Mr. ibucleti • also Mr. Henry Symonds "la Bemuse," was admirably sung by Mr. Iretsinhatn, the following letters, announcing the release of the
(deputy Town Clerk). The eaten and the amounts vrtildesrLanyrounetlefer,rwof enciores ; but pr. fic,:plamore imprisoned sailors, have sines been received, and we learn
were : -"righting, GI. in the C, etimated to yield Is
'with wha "ea lller' name was 'rere"ervend, tOrttll'eenswe°eeres that instruction, to liberate them arrived on Saturilay
071 lie 744 ; pernamient *trice, 91 in the
..C., tines- of his flute awl his taste always entitle him to the morning at the Dorchester gaol.
RIM/ lis 01; and interest d the old leiYing lama sll. s L compliment The newt spirited pine of instrumental " Whitehall, Atb of Feltruary, IFrrt.
in the C. tut as 8.1-t'
1- £1,062 12s. lOhl. It wars mu p sic erformed tiering the evening as the duo "Prersing.r the lionee Department
Owillant)" Lucia '' - w Sin-The Secretary of Seete fo
' -tr of
Mr. Collett. "--

.wietY the first in- nernhert ris it
,t. in security. Hu exh,utisi theui

CMS*? At THE GUM SCROOL—OnThUriday evening
last a concert took place at the Grove School, on behalf
of the fund for lighting St. Peter's Church with gas.
Torre was a very fair attendanee, most of the elite of the
island being present. The performers were well known
ladies and gentlemen of the neighbourhood, assisted by
friends from the garrison. Where all did so well it would
he Invidious to draw comparison. Suffice it to say that
the concert was a great success, the encores lengthening
unto half-past 10 a programme which otherwise would
have been gone through by 10 o'clock. It is proposed to
give another concert shortly. The following was the pro-
gramme :—Quadrilles, "Chilpheric." the Misses Kendal ;
I song, "Over the rolling Sea," Dr. Walker song. " (total)**
• Retorn," Mrs. Z. Milledge (oneored): duet vocal. Flow
' on, thou shining River," the Mimes Hill ; song, "Yes ! let
me the a Soldier fall," Mr. Duntae (encored); song, "Home
Sweet Home," Mrs. Andrews Nolo
_piano, 'The Bells of
Ahergeveney," Miss Roberts: song, The Old Clock," Mrs.
McLean; sose, "Nancy Lee; Mr. Newman (encored).
solo Piano. "014 Folks at Home," Miss Watera ; song.
" Coekles and Mussels," D. Parsins (encored) ; duet
vocal, "The Musir of the Birds, ' Mr. and Mrs. Vines
(encored): song, "0 !Songsters of the sweet wild Woods,"
Milli Haines : song, "Sousa Lucia,: Mr. Duntze (encored);
solo piano, " Marche liongroise, Miss Andrews: song,
" Strangers zet," Miss Hill (encored) song. "Red as a
Rose is She, Dr. Walker ; song " Come Lows and Lads,"
Mrs. Andrew.; ntano solo, " Woodbirils," Mips Newman
(encored); song, 'The Unfortunate Man," Mr. Hogger
(encored); "God Save the Queen."
URBAN SA#ITARY AUTHORITY (LOCAL
pre:in BOARD).
A meeting w held on Thursday evening last, when
there went t :—Mr. J. C. Limo (chairman), Means-
R. Lam,, E. Pearce, C. E. Andrews, 11. Stone, J. Hodder,
C. White, W. Attwooll, H. Otter, B. &riven. .1.
Striven, T. Gibbs, 11. 0. Mabey. E. Coinhen.
TAILINO OTHER PEOPLES rROPERTT.
Mr. ROBERT Stove, en behalf of Me.re. Richard Stone
and Company, attended with reference to a claim made
by them upon tle Board for the value of Irift. of stone,
token away by tjie men employed by the Board, about the
latter part of tS7. Mr. Stone saki they had had a lot of
stones miming, And could not make out where they were I
gone till one slay Ise saw Mr. Gibbs taking some, and he, I
on Iniog spoken to, said that Mr. Pearce (surveyor) told
him the stone was Stevens s. Ile replied—" Mr. Pearce
ought to come and ask for the stone," and he was told the
money would In got for him by Saturday week.
The Surveyor.: We took two stones; that wail all we
took.
Mr. STONE said they had made out a bill, which they
thoughts just one; they claMied for 120 ft.
The Surveyor said they never had the stones, some were
rough 'lnc.,
Mr. STONK answered that they had lost both rough and
" soviet stone..
Mr. E. PEOWE said if the Inen of the Boas) took them.
the Board ought to pay. Was Mr. Stone sure they took
them all
I Mr. Smog said they had lo!` • tone, and they saw
William (;•' tsking one.
Mr. Ms Mr. Pearce ought not to have allowed
It: tgsking mou im'ple's property WM stealing.
Sono further disoission took place. when Mr. J. P.
SCRIVEN believed Mr. Stone's company could claim for
every foot lost, having, as Mr. Mahey pointedly said,
"caught the th .f' (MM.
Mr. E. COnlign, thinking it most likely that the Local
Board haul the stones, ',missed that the bill be paid.
Mr. W. Arrwoou.
Mr. E. l'Esitrs: considered the Board had not had •
satisfactory answer as to whether they saw the whole of
the stone taken away "rust. Ile proposed to adjourn the
question till next meeting, when they could esquire of
1111,1.1,
Mr. W. Arrwoou. would rather believe the young men
(Stone and Co.) than Use surveyor, who, lie believml, did
not know whether they hail two stones or twenty.
Mr. E. PEARCE: We know there' Is self-intermit in the
matter.

• 11, hand id brot!ley,
•t 11.110fi4 all orthorr,
ritt's highway:.
i think whtt I. 1.• .1 done in the
tat mar yet 1,1 done in the future.
mid

I is a glorious Marty
hol,p,olent."
ol a Ivi--,I every working man who
' ' nue an 01,1(.11.m. (Ap-

the practical 'good' Pante
4 emunnuut iteek te the
, tu4 he hoped the young

idver threads att-emg the

ire r concludiug with a.

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down 1
not :att.:ll

br.-ak

the Inguldshy legends that
courting of a knight, big '
and geese( much laughter.
Won.
vidilier, sang "Sergeant Sharp, of
being enetred gave " Little Swe
Kahl he had to read several letters
: one whose name cull) needs to he
mil itself to our befit %vow:Win:li and
itten hy ieir esteemed friend and
di, (Applause.)
111 lie happy to join you and the
ma Friday, hut you know how
, to the oinininit of Parliament—hut
happineas. I congratulate the
mati,faotory report. I trust the
- continue. I shall he happy to
towards your entertainmeut on
" Yours faithfully,
"Illy EDWARDA.

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" Mr. Wall
(Great &Poi.
ap •tpcy from
say a word 9
on thin icoot
well make I
refused to CO
awl as their
come and I
could man
Lately he
this public
they were d
far more wo
well repaid
and lie felt ii
were the ina:
they did not
that (raternm
Ile fulb end.
which could
muswiraeturii
bered by hum
seen in their

a. Mayor also announced I titer. of
(argett and Dr. Tistr4 him
'to them, as he was invited to preiii.le
I and f..tive occasion. He might as
lirea.t of it, and say he had first
it was told that he ought toe there.
friend, Mr. Howard, had ire" 'sea tO
s in CAS. of failure, he felt sure they
ton.liwt the meeting tolemlilf
180 plaranle,l on the walls no being at
awl the other. that it seemed as if

otrl!nv,

P.ll,

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on th,

manage In
had h-

v. our Um

roweet

r.oire4
4r. E I:.

ae-sittut
worthy
for t
.t it not
mastistra
I not need
r..ternal .
old nc•t

of men, although there were hundreds
an he. (co, no.) He was thoroughly
3 pleasure he experienced in comin4
Inly a pleasure but a duty, being as It
e here—not to countenance them, for
that, hot to share the expressions of
led which i the basis of the society.
ll that had been nabl of its advantages,
be over.edituated, and in our large

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profes•i•
- the

perhp

nptr•

Mmrtin

i-hartni

ing
nureire,
.heir most
ritemhere
e liktinue.
my more
ens
belies Wa..l
thht their
true IP'

where the nietnhers are num-
thousands, those advantages are
factory form. They were
ant
-
and in true prosperity 3.9
API might there he many snore horns*
ling faces id wives and children from
the members. The gracious presence
the brightest gent of the evening, it
iiiipathies were with tlietu, and where
of the 021!lfcpiws there will he I

jag in
might it eon
and many toi
tho un'ons at
et the ladlet
showed that
there is a tre
happy and ft
and feels t
which sick
he wished
society ; it would
them aro worthy
the names of tt
receive the tech?
then presented ".
fruited to Bro.
Ferry, Bro. K Syt
F. Dowling. Bre, 1
Clare, Bro. A. Ai
Wright, Bro. '

.....
, frugal home. fli.elliklfellow makes a reserve,
ei that he is independent of part of the care
sickness and sorrow bring. Eraployere of labotir
- -I would be more directly identified with the
would enable them to feel that those around
iorthy of confidence. Ile would now mention
of those brethren of the Order entitled to
testimonials on his right and left. The Mayer
- -id Peat officer's Certificates very hands, !!!!! ily
It C. Ferry, We. (I. Butt Bro. 11. W.
does, 1tr0..1. Lewis, Bro. 11. Baker, Bro.
11. Lucas. Bro. Bissell, Bro. Smith, Bro.
!isilrews, BPI M. If. Barnicett, Bro. I
. ((Snarl, 8r0..f. Morey and Bro. 'fonikius,
outers of the Lodge who during the past
.1 have discharged the duties of the chair in a
manner. The Mayor also presented a Isetuti-
oal emblem to the Secretary, Mr. W. M.
. At the bottom of each certificate woo a well
phistour, aph the likeness of the recipient ot the
whirls added very greatly to their value.
. was deputed to return thanks for himself
Past Grande, for the handsome testimonials
he ledge. Among them he was pleased to
' Thompson; perhaps it waa not generally
s seas their nurse, and lisikeil after them
clothes: he Was their second Past Grand.
v, of Wyke, he was sorry was nut present, on
Ilnina. Now it hail become an established
e to. inionials are to be presented to Past
win the chair, he h.ipeil it would lie an
yi g memliers to qualify themselves for
ho 41 they would never again see an
t pposition. for he believed, opposition
a oat, whether for the chair in an 4)1.1-
o at a municipal -or Parliamentary
0 gore entreated young menshers to
tee. ("4 the chair, and for theSe handsome
tp douse.)
4 ' Tio a very nice man when you know
on reil—" All right., you know my way."
I w very please., that the :flavor was
i. Itlimigh ino had been good enough to
isth rs who could do no, yet we are only
we have a very gotsl isue, it is his
ere, and he hoped the Mayors of this
ould identify themselves with the
I Ige's name was properly "Exeelsh.r,"
a log up, up, up, in nsonherg and (ants.
........ may ladies, with their husbands and
ahem:, the wiciety hall a firm basis, and i hat
• er plenty should join, especially those
'i Mg by the labour of their hands. He
winuld excel in the chair, and on their
a' cient friend as far as societies were
ili urinals "11 ~,,,, as, than whom there is
I o such societies in Weymouth. Mr.
mar il that it was a source of great satin-
, 0 sober hail died during the past year;
.ice of satisfaction to the town at large,
ou excellent sanitary state. Ile hoped
ss minting every year like a rolling ball
d or and bigger. (Applause.)
Perhaps else's Ors the Railway," and
a cease" The Villa out of Town."
. • sted "The Battle of Waterloo."
, wit was called on by the Nlayor, was
oldie I to leave thrmgh indisposition.
sg " 'ome leAck to Erin."
1. cosine his pleasure that so many
resent, hoped it week( he long before
g lass.
a ted that it hail been Mr. Thomas's
rn the lodge with the hanibinine flag of
in fit Society, which has broken up, and
gi en up their flag.
re erring to the recitation by Sergeant
i rong hope that there wioilit IMO no war
r those deeds of valour, v/hieh, though
i d Winn throughout the world. 'le
thanks to the Mayor for his kindness and
esiiling, and suggested that his Worship
iate, into the Order, as be (Mr. Howard)
ail b 111 that he *mild still more appreciate
th a he said without telling the waxed,
5 resent might not be able to keep it.

Mr. W. AITWOOLL (warmly): I don't know What Mr.
Pearce means by self •interest.
Mr. 11. U. Mann: I will attend every meeting and
cateli that chap. That was Self.interent when the MU
came in from Slaters in another name !
Mr. K. PrAgcs:: I mean it ICIS .11-interest on the part
of the yoututonen ; I did not refer to Mr. Attwooll.
[lt was agreed that the bill be paid.)
rORT SANITARY AUTHORITY.
The next business was to take into consideration a letter
respecting the constitution of till Weymouth Port San i tory
Authority.
The following letter had been addressed by Itlr. Petty
uopor, clerk to the Port tionitory AuthoritY, to the
authority in London on the subject :

, . _-
stated the ratealde value of the Property assessed was
£17,Z0. The previous day the t'snintil nil •ed
a general ilietriet rate of .1410,1 in the C, and a water
rate of thl in the C.
INFANTS. SCIHNIL Awsurknaaar. —The annual treat to
the infants attending the East Fonlingtnn School took
place on Titesday evening, and w. a very happy event.
The tee, assisted by kind friends, were determined
the little folks should' enjoy themselves, and foremost
asieng th e t iking irort at Ile eleiltieetat the nivitie..f
Colonel 01.1lield, a Wane hearted elliklren's (rind. That
genthonatt had kindly provnlcvl a monster l'bristittas
tri.., wltielt w. 111.47k1,11 in the t elatrrate niatitor,
there len,: a mie.. for each rhihl, :Alt. or4ll alwot PIO
attrnele 1,, tlr• I Irking ..f the lcie !Ileum boeri left in the
hands ..1 the Mi•sex l'aionhelt M.o. Allar•lrro. Mn,.
(ko, node, an.l Mrs. R. !hint. The mon, Inel been
nicely allortool for the ore r4hoe, a r nide of notthwr,
...Sucre*, to our Selo ol ' PIO " Weir, Mir," luring
prominent, whilst variegated taper designs the
work of tle• holetatigahle Se. .lo Aiiiiilre44 (Mt. Pope),
ably barked by her staff of mind tevelter .2 and a
nice arrangeneott if evergreens the work of Mr. It
Hunt giving a very pretty effect. The pleamire
of the children WV. inten..., the excitement reaching it..
height when the tree being lighted preparations were
made for distributing the mix. s. There were "li., blinks"
on this (14,1.4 ..... and the beaming faces annuml showed
that none had been forx.fftett. Among thows who tisik
mart in the work of love wry.; Colonel 111.100.1. flee. M.
P. Evans Miss Iteallnetre, Miss Herne. Miss Miller, Miss
Allardyrte. Mrs. Hutt., Mr. Iltint, Ac. Ituring the evening
each Child Nets somplie.l with st bun, eel, after the dis.
triloitioa of the prizes air! the singing of a her of
sweet ideoe.,. the Ilev. M. F. Event briefly addressed the
little Imm, tAling t/teto how mArili Mr. Mottle woul.l like
to look npo mot the, but at... ievented by illness aml
mime... g
thehope from the fly. gentleman awl Mrs
Motile I .it 11,. v would all feel Very happy. Mr. Ervin.
conelnd...l by boiling a eottille ot ititeneding aneolot,s and
wishing them all .11..0.1 night." the children giving eliecrs
for their kind ..tertainers, atel licfore p trting they sang
very nicely
" ( ioo.l night h. y.. 0 all, and see-at be your 'deep,
May angvls Armin.' you ti. . ir vigils keep.
An orange u.is Lteen each of the Little ones on leaving the
achooL . _ . - -

Ii Lamm floor," by Mr. B. Thorne and
4r. Gillett. The latter gentleman, a well-known maestro
of the violin, at once phinged with the readiest skiltinto
the dashing opening, like some strong switnmer shooting
from a cliff into a boiling sea, :Mil the audience at once
recognised that lie could be leant on with perfo.oet con-
fidence. carried Inward by his irresi stable +emir fairs. It
is ditlicelt to describe Mr. (ollett's playing ; good taste,
sweetneso, brilliancy, extreme dexterity, are all c railoined,
and if anything regal iseeliudy have Wideil to the favour
with whieb he wao roweived, ft was the self-retention
with which I. owknewledgeol the encore only by a bow at
the same time by hio gestures giving the honour to Mr.
ThorliC. Mr. BOileit is a luveler of :icialla its well as a
thorough one loinowlf. We •t not omit to notice that
the coneert emesteeneed with "0.4 Save the (lumen," and
me-hided With "Auld Lang llyne," Isoth very agreeably
anng.—The whole programme was well balanced, and had
but one (met —t so great length, which reused many to
leave liefere it was roncluded
BOROUGH Perri' SERMON% T,,,'elay.—Before the t
lieensing ni el...rates Dr. 11 Titan), Mr. James Milledge,
Mr. James 1 Meet eel, end Mr. J. Aiding.
A polictti. I was male Iv , Mr. B. Kerrelge, on behalf of
Mr. John (h4.veo, for tran.fer o Man f the se of the Milton I
Arms from Charles Denning to Frederick Wteel.—Mr.
Moline mid ke wanted to ask Mr. Viekery a tinestion with
reference ti kho 1.1.0. The wife had been stated to have
undoorgene Mtpris.rantent for our ila, aliii he (Mr.
Ayline) aoljnittrned the application for Mr. Viekerr to I
.tscortain tiescharw-ter of the people. —Mr. Vickery mid I
he load suoule.eraittiries. and he believed there Was nothing I
agoinst the luau. end that be had married the Worn= I
'thee her convictien. —Mr. Arline : Does Mr. Groves con-
sent to take tbetu mull. tenants I—Mr. Kerridge : IVe have
made enquiry, ter, and find that he cowbirds himself
reissotably. -elf r. Ayling : It iS !most important that per-
son. who t e charge of touch houses should have
theroughly g. 4 characters. Are these parties here I—Mr.
Kerridge. .o, unfortunately, Air, they are not here.
Mr. Arline: wished then, to be there. The Bench hope '
ik
that the fact of the woman having undergone imprison- '
meta has Leek the totems of her altering, and retrieving
her charactiorsin.l positim. If you are perfectly satisfi.d.
(to Mr. Vickery), from the emiiiiry in-ode, and Mn. Groves
has promised to let them have the house, the Bench *Ms
cent tri the tetnefer; but in doing no, the Bench beg to
state that this Mame wallet most strictly watche.l in future.
The question ho whether you (to Mr. Kerridge) are diseswed
too receive tlwint as to:mantis. —[Mr. Kerriolge assented.)
Tie-n under that under.tanoling, Sala Mr. Arline, the
Bench are aißpose.l to grant the licen.e —The Mayor (Mr.
I,tindiet Mr. IL Raegett, and Mr. 14. liopkinoo, also took
their .4.31, sei the 11-neli.
Joy, Iratur, a ' idle-aged female of respectable
appearanee, an-1 who !onkelh like a hoesekeeper, was
. ~,,,,,, tied for tedeg drunk, on Teesday night. —P.C.
Ilansferl feetei her lying .on the ::roon.l, inside Mr.
ail,ii.oleS eate, helplessly tine*, and took il, to the
Union. —Defendant mei she had met with a friend and
had a etas+ of beer, which took effect npon her.—ln answer
1,, the Bench, Supt. Vickery out that defendant had been
taken oeit of the Linton, and sent to a place of servien ;
lout she hal been twin, since to the statien. Yesterday
eke hail rsl. i* her rooeket : but tnelay tonly:ll.—The Mayor
expressed his sorrow at defendant's position; she had 'wen
in a re.peetalole place of service, and Mel thrown herself
out of it, and now she Waa .le;.7.l.,l.—FinPil 5.. and costs.
WilOirtne Itnba•rtA, a limn.ed porter, of Bony street, was
serum smel fin ts.ingdrunk on Feleuarr 4th. P.C. English
found him on Sunday afternoon a about a quarter past
before two, in Bury street, with a large [Tow.] of people
round him. Ile had been drinking, was swinging his arms
abed in a fighting attitude, using Teel language, and he
caused a lot of people to collnet aronol hlm, but as soon WI
he saw the constable coming, he bolted into his own
Memo Defendant said he was not tipsy, he only had two
quarter beer between four ef them. A magistrate suggested
that defendant, had perhaps had mere than his share, hut
this loe denied. The Mayor *eked him if that was proper
leohaviner for a Sunday afternoon I Defendant could say
nothing to this, except that his father pushed him out of
doors. -Fined 10s., including cost+, or 14 .lay's bard labour.
He asked firr time, lout a friend in the m crowd cae forward
with help, and defembuit stepped out, and pail the fine,
with a jaunty air. The Mayor warned him that another
1i,.,,- he would be sent to prison withoet the option of •
fine.

sixteen years
satisfactory Want
fully framed c
Thiselton. At
executed photo
certificate whi
Mr. BAYYu,
and his fellow
presented by the
ACC their friend
known that he
when in lone clo
Bro. W. Ferry, of
account of iliac
rule that the to.
Brands otf leayit
Incitement to ye
the pout, lie h
election without
always creates int
fellow's lode*,
election, lie
qualify thetusek
testimonials. (A)

hgving consTaereiymir-application in behalf of-Kliann
Gernmstrom and others, I have the satisfaction to
aCquaint you that he has felt warranted mailer all the
circumstances in advising Her Maje,ty to remit the
remaining portion of the sentence passed upon these men.
'I am, Sir,
" Your obedient Servant,
"A. F. 0. Uptight-
" Mr. S. Sly, Weymouth"
" Whitehall, 9th of February, 1977.
" Pressing.
" Gentlemem -I am directed by Mr. Seentary Cross to
thank pm for rim report on the rase of Johann Gamin
-
Ott. on and iithen, seamen of the Nolo,. Oginoro, and to
acquaint you that since that report was made to him Mr.
Cross has received a communication from the Board of
Trade, stating that from information forwanled to them,
thin, deemed it advisable to instrurt their principal ship.
witight surveyor to inspect the vessel, and that, in conse-
quence of what they have learnt, the Board have reason
to believe the vessel unsafe, and that they have detained
her no that ground
"Under the, circumstance, the Secretary of State lout
felt justified in advising Iler Majesty to trout the remain-
ing portion f the prisi niers' sentence.
" I am, Gentlemen,
"Your obedient Servant,
"A. F. 0. LintlEM-
" HJ. .
Ayling. I.F. Weymouth."
" Haggett, Esq., JP .
The survey of the vessel has since been most minutely
reiplueseill by Mr. Turner, who is evidently a t
thoroughly practical man. The jilebaim (not Out
bmpeprit, an before !dated) and the mainninst, alsd one of
themitsheinlii, were ordered to be taken out and replacedby
new, the surveyor went into almost every accessible place,
and asked the new crew again, and again, to point out a
plate they wanted examinnl. The men are evidently
prejudiced for they found various vaults, which were
Proved to them to be none, and ttim fell hark An the sails.
Mr. Turner wished to examine thou.; hut they captained
it was not the nails aloft, but the spare snit which they
considered bad. and no doubt the ship may have hail her
winter or stnwurest suit in. The others are lo.lng repaired.
The new crew, which were engage-I from i %train% complain
that they were brought ilowii 11/111.1 lint biaril, without
beisg told that the old crew hal goue to gaol. Some of
them put their complaints rather roughly to Mr. Turner,
who bore with them with the greatest redienee, striving
to find out the real :AMC of complaint. He proniked
that the niainmast should collie nut and a new one go in,
also the jib-boom and a eat-head and challenged the men
to point out any arres-ilile place they wanted to be
mainlined. After this they were all asked whether they
would go when all the repairs were in ele, and a certifieitte
given, the niate then promised teen; others refused The
coek nail his galley was too small, andthe rest ilem.anded
that the bottom should le examined ; t.n.t this cculil not
he done without moving the iron. However, they all
promised to work on hard, il she did not go to, sea. After
inceli patience, the majority promised tn go; but two
refused unless the iron were taken out, and the bettoin
surveyed. Mr. Turner offered to examine any speeial
part they might point out, and at last, and prolsibly too
late, another wished to withdraw his refusal. The ship
will evidently be detained for nine tone ; fir Mr. Turner,
who drove the chisel with his own hands at the maul, is
determined that nothing shall be left to justify any more
refusale
&Hunan 'tin' SEgaiOtts, Friday.-Ref ore Dr. Drew,
and Mr. B. Hopkins.
John Taylor and Reheard Martin, were charged with
pLacing an °heti-mitten in High-street to Gm annoyance of
passengers. Martin did not appear and P.C. Bartlett
proved service of the /4111111110ftli II Mrs. 11.11 and, at the
lodging house-P.C. Hansforil on IVedneinlay night about
a quarter-past II o'clock, heard • noise, and found Taylor
and Martin struggling with each other, and there wan a
general row in the street. In trying to inset them, they
went down,_ and witness went on them. The defendants
seemed to bet trying to strangle one another, and the
steed was crowded. Martin had been troublesome
before; but he hat not run against this man previously.
They canned an obstruction to the passengers. Witness saw
Martin last night, at his lisle-legs when he acknowledged
having had the summons-Taylor said that he was
coming out of his lodgings, when Martin came um and
kicked him.-A female witness spoke to seeing Martin
kick Taylor, when she said" Don't kill the man," on this
he replied-" I'll do the same to you."-In follower to the
Bench, Supt. Vickery said defendant Taylor had !seen
ronvicted In the county ; hut not in the borough-The
Bench did not wish to punish defendant much, awl let
him nil on payment of costs, 3s.
Dani 4 Brown was charged with being drunk and incap-
able.-P.C. Carter, about half-Past eleven tot night saw
prigoner on thettaay, this sib. of the water very drunk
and using Mut language. Told him to go, but he would
not, and tried to bite witness. On being taken to the
Station, he masted, but not enough to charm him with
being riotims. -Prisoner, in answer to the Bench, said he
was a sailor. aml had been in tenni the Warrior-Supt.,
Vickery said prisoner was a Reyal Naval Reserve niam
and had had some trouble al out an oilskin coat, which had
since been found.-Fineil but he could not pay. The
Bench then told him lie t remain below, until the
steamer for which he had a pass to return home, was
about to go.

~....
Weytuoutli, 15th January, 1577.
. " Sir,-1 am directed to call pair attention respecting
the constitution of the Weymouth Port Sanitory A.ith.ntity
whose term expires in March next. It is a joint Board,
representing three segewate authorities, whose several
terms of ifitiett to moldier!, expire at different times in tile
year, and therefore, for example, in the event .if the pre-
sent authority being continued, a re-election, lints A other-
wise ordered, of members, t take place in M reh, and
in the Ca.4o of the representative menil.rs then.of elected
by . the BOAPI of Guardians, they go out of office, aii
thiardiat.s, altogether, unless reselectol in April; so if
v-Petisl to the Port Sanitary Authority in March, they
would have to bo re-elected atiain after their re-election as
(Mardiana Them remarks also apply to the repreeentative
members for Portlaril. I walla respectfully suggest that
in the event of the powers being continued, a pet-nu-Went
Board of existing tnemliers In formed, and any, vacancy
by death, resignation, or otherwise, be filled up by the
authority ..f which the outgoing member was the repre-
sentative. This would avoid the necessity of eentinned
change, and al., enable the prevent authority to eirinfilifte
awl carry opt the proposed arrangements for the Hospital
and other things."

r. COOK sang
log" and being
Mr. Mow ow
ailing the chair.
say there were ot
allowed one Mayo
proper place to lie'
and other towns
o.lilfellows. The
they seemed to be s
The presence of 00
sweethearts showy
it is one that et
who obtain their
knew the Mayor
right was a very
Coorersnal—Mr. Al
net an older friend
Thomas hail reniar'
faction that not a
it was al • a source
because it shuns iv
they w.mbl go on /
or ennWo getting
Mr. Begin sang
was encored. when
Sergeant LAIRD
Mr. Monne+, wi
nab ortunately oblii
Mr. !ATM; sang
The MAYOR, eel
military men were
they are a separate
Mr. THISKI.TON at
intention to present
I the Weymouth tier
lon ilinsolying had
Mr. HOwAR.D. r
Laird, expreseed a.
and no oirasion for '
! in glorious, carry
I moved a rote of th,
urbanity in presiill
I should lie initiated
hail. He fissured to
the Order, and th
because the ladies
(L iughter.)
Three cheers were then given for the Mayor, who
returned thanks.
Sergeant LAIRD off three cheers for the hon. Inerolsere,
arni next wereFiven three hearty cheers for "Our friend,
I My Edwards, thO band playing " For he iS a jolly Want
fellow.-
The pleasant gathering ..on after !eparated.

"Local Government Board,
"Whitehall, S.W.,
" 26th January, 1,477.
"Sir,—l am dkrected by the Local Government Board to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 15th Instant,
and to state in reply to your communication that the
Board propoise to ilklur an order continuing until the V.lth
day of September next, the 'present arrangement with
ruleert t, the Wermenth Port Sanitary ,tuthority and
that in preparing this order your suggestions RS to the
confirm inee of the existing members will receive careful
comdeleration. Before, however, issuing a I 'Mein' opler
permanently constituting the Port Sanitary Authority, the
hard will direct one of their iiispectors to hold a local
enquiry, at which the question as to the representation, on
the joint Board, of the several riparian authorities, wit' lie
considered. The inquiry will take place as soon all the
other engagements id the inspectors will permit, and due
notice of it will be given.
" I am, Sir,
"Your obedient servant,
" Ikon OwEs, jun.,
" Assistant Secretary.
, "T, Polly Hooper, Esq., (leak to the Port Sanitary Authority, Weymouth."
"Admiralty. 27th January, IaTT.
•
"Sir,—ln reply to your letter of the lJttt inst.. I am
sn led bO l y my Lords Colll issioners of the
Admiraliy I, imptailit you for the information of the
Portland Urban Sanitary Authority that the application
of the Weymouth Sanitary Authority for the use of the
, additional Naval sick quarters at the shore end of the
j Breakwater at holland, as a temporary hospital for the
accomnimlation of any infectious ili.ase patients that
may be bruiight within their jurisdiction, has been
ref u-Jed. _

CHURCH NI ISM( w:ki Anr MEET! Nt ; AT I.tST

FORDINGTON.

—.— ..... __...
'The eleventh anniversary oi the special fond for I
liangcliow, e :to kept in the schoilronn, on Friday overlie,. I
The tiniertain weather did not deter a considerable numl er I
of friends f rote assemlMiteg. Resides esari.hioners'
anal
many Hod helpers from the town. Rev. W. C. and My. t
Osborn., from Weil Forilington, Rev. It. anti Mr,. Sail: to, P
with Miss It. Smith, and Mr. John Plover, ire., from ,
weat sm.if,., I. were r merit. After a hymn leing song. ;
Mr. Osborn iiiiiireil prayer, do-Inc with intercessian on 1
behalf the eii- q ir, who is still uitetra ihle to leave the I
house, inu!, it is holed. nioivering, Mir Rev. Handley I
Mieile. rto Acts i , 7 to 11, 104.1,. one brief rerimrks I
about the Nile, tel the encouragements of inissiimiiries I
in tie ir did) ; awl then read the annual report. This i
showed a of .g.lO W.. 'Wilt Oil the maintenance and i
salary of an assistant enteritis% and two peril assist- i
ants. dering 1'75 and I<li ;1:72. 194. towards the lioililing I
of a...OA:we to aerie., tiolate the chief catechist. and 4 day-
ari,,,,d h,r ,irl, taught by his wife; malting in all, with i
some Moaner items, £1119,. 41. The balm, at the close 1
Of last year. during whielt lisrilly anything had 'wen
rernitteri to the stittion, was CPR-, 19s. 91. !hiring the year '
ealkethei.i, ntlecriptions rides of work, :mil donations
had atlhainted tin .E. 211 IN.. making an ay.,ilsble sum of ,
£155 Ilk. Al. Ilm animal cost of the illative agenee, at
wean,' elurged to the fond, is something tinder „CM. It
was earnestly hoped that the kind contriliiiitors w.iulil not
&low the aggregate i 1 this support to Jail below that
amount Since the coninwiiiiiinient of the fund in lwilk
Its aserpstanie has been extended to female seems,
(which lasted live years. till 1971), printing of hymn
books, port of the cost .1 the miesim, church, and
fits Items of mlilitional native aseistanet, and house
building. already mentioned. To the missionaries in the
Raid, perhaps the taint valuable result of the fund
was the ',ledge it affords them of the brotherhood and
sympathy of their (11ristian friends at home. The
reirmind, rof the tweeting was canniest I. Rev. fl. Motile
In illustrat in: more fully the mpie. tinily touzhed or in
the report. Ile spoke of flangchow, the famous Kinsey
of Marco l' ilo, on, an imperial capital,now the rent", of
&Kerne,. as populous as Great Itritain girt with twelve
miles i 1 einlottled walls. picturessiviely sesterl amongst
ammo, hills at when, foot is the !animas West 'Ake,
whose ,leire. and 101311114 form the puldic park of the
Citizens, and furnishing sites also for many Buddhist
Shrines, the "abbeys and churches of the 'aviators"
spoken I,f In IN,lo. Ile referred to his first visit to
ilaagotow ii, Issit (when it ICU newly toast from the
Taiping relie!s,) urge.l to do si, by the entreaties of
Christian natives who would fain have the gospel ',ninth.'
to their i itrymen. whilst still surrounded by proofs cif
the vanity of their Idol,. It was the thling, id his early
conmsencentent of miss' :try work then, that 1.1 to the
kind su,,ee ion (by the Rev E. W. Pears) of the local
itettel
,f, ag0,.„,,,. ,5,i,,,0,..e.,,,i,,, .. ~,,,,,v,&lll,,,,z,,,rismitt,ned
it,.,,hi,„l,,,,,,.,reStiinecelt.
April, IS7O, when, after a furlough siwnt in England, he
return.l to his. yi st in the great city. Ilinsedmili ling for
his colleaziice, tile erisoion of a church, and putting UP Of
a t)piueot Hospital. berth, the translation and printing of
• hymn ILsik, mu' Com ....... Prayer Book, 1.1 consented
Unavehlaiily ........, time, having all the lee, ti lie spetit in
the happier Anil plainer duties of preaching istul teaching,
Withi asheieistration of the Hanneuent amongst pacers
•Od Chflai PIP : VP hivh .1 lit.- feel Issa, &boost exelosively ,
his ocimpatimi. Twenty-lire Comoomicanta are LIOW
enrolled on 0,,r missiou register, in a idaire where not a
settle I ltri.dian was known in 1491 Three Catechists,
all haptis.sl in Hon.-how, and one it them maint: ' iillo,
the t I, assist in the work. The address C 10.4-4 witl, a
brief aerieint 1.1 the (wild, Catechist, Matthew Tai's en.
version, and that id los family : and with an appeal for a
continent., of msaverfitl sympathy with the missionaries
iii their work, After it by , the Rev. Pee).. R. smith
offered ep a cinelitiling prayer, and dismissed the meeting
will, the Ismelicti• in. A collection was male at the door
of 11 I:ia , and a further of fa 10.. was receivesl by
way of nut senpti•iiii and donations. A native map of
liangeleis, a it‘iitch of the Mission (!hnrch, ant some
pictures sin senills covered with Chinese characten, were
referred to occasionally in illustration of the address.
wrritotrrs.

"I am, Sir,
" Your obedient Sorvatil,
A.. U. HALL

" The Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority Local
utpl (Mb,. New Road, Pura:out"
Mr. It. &RIVEN said thir4e who attended the public
enquiry could report to thu Hoard, and then they could
take action. .

--
Mr. G. E. ANDRZWS muggested writing to Mr. Hooper,
stating that there was no idea of any such arrangement
ao for the Port Sanitary Board to be permanent. Me
alo remarked that in no case where a Port Sanitary
Authority had knelt amked what they had done ma to a
hu.nital, they replied that they had bought a place for

It was revolved that the Board appoint a committee to
meet the inspector on the enquiry.
WSLL..

WEITON.

In annwer to an application to be allowed to sink a
well on land at Weston. Mr. Clutton wrote that he wa.s
not aware of any objection provided the les.al Board
enter into an agreement to pay an annual rent of 54., to
reserve the Crown rights, and that the plan lie tent
showing where it promaied to sink the well.
Mr. I. Homier; said the water was much wanted at
Wiaiton he had men the people going to EAston, and
more. he summissl, went t.southwell. Should the itoard
have a well for Weston, or go into a schema fur general
water works / .

. HODDER said there wa4 water enough running
through Weston in the first live days of the year to supply
the Owe for live years if they had a tank.
Mr. 11. Orrgit raid that MN outlaw water. and not suit-
for drinking.
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Mr. J. P. SCRIVF.N suggest.' a postputeinont till next
minding.
But Mr. ANDREW thought it useless to I Irive it'd; they
might have a dry summer. A committee should he
appetite,' at once.
Mr. J. 1. Scummy agreed, it being understoisl that the
general waterwerks question genie up at the next meeting.
A member enquiring whether Septhwell water was not
the best

Mr. 11. Otter said No it was very well when (rook ; but
kept 21 hours it vnielt ;bulverwell was hest.
Mews. Otter. Hodder, .1. Seriven. B. Seriven and G. E.
Andrews were appointell a committee to report the hest
meanx of supplyinz Wexton with water.—Mr. 11. Mahey
wax aaked, lot declined.

MILITARY BAND.—Tbe band of the Mit Regiment, by
kind twriiiion t, Ilickina, Ana otneem are to
V at the 11.,yal Rotel. ct,iioiiteio..; at three o'clock, on
next.
'ROYOSILD PLATFORM IN TIIR 11•RNOUR.—It jo aid
that tin. committee of the Town I %anted will rerun 1111 l .n,i
the latter I. alp to put up rho platform to accoinniodats
the Weytomith an,l Channel lalan,b, traffic, certain
proviaion beiim inole to oecure the right, I.f the bond
bolder, .

ERTV6.B Arias—At a meeting of the creditors
of Mr. George Julius Virtue, of Trinity-road, corn and
seed merchant, held at Mr. Howard's, a state pent was
produced, ewing liabilities £1,320 13, 11.1.. and assets
MAn solution for liquidati as on w passed, with Mr.
illiers George (George and Pinder), of Loudon. Public
accountant, trustee, with • committee of inspection of Mr.
Rs Walt. o Feast, of Coleman-street, lowboy and Mr.
Francis, id Artillervdane, Bishopsgate.
Firm r R.V. -- Captain and Adjotant Mount-Batten
paid his tirt visit this season to the above corpe on
ealay leo, Present: Mr. it. W. Gason, the officer in
command, 5 sergeants, and 10 rank and tile. After pstiff
hours' drill, the Adjutatut expresatti himself much
pleased with the company both in appearance and
efficiency, and said he hoped they +meld spend • pica :ant
time together this year at • standing camp at Aldershot.
We hear that there is a likelihood of Lieutenant-cam-
mandant Gasou, still at some further periqd, becoming
the captain of this corps.
TRADESIIIF.X'S DINNER AT THE QI:11101 HOTEL. —One of
those social gatherings that take place once a ism was
held at the Queen's Hotel, on Friday evening last The
'chair was occupied by Mr. Charles, and the Hest, Mr.
Cook, was in the rice. A very capital dinner, which gave
the greatest satisfaetion, was placed on the table, and the
affair altAgether temlod much to draw and keep together
the tradesincn iif the town. The usual biotite were duly
honoured, and a very happy evening was spent, atu,ing
those toast, which wire most enthusiastically received
being that of the "Hot the liciatesa." the excellence of
the alarmed being duly acknowledged.
A Hanny itloPß •ND HIS NARROW &CAP& —On Tollie-
day evening, a lady hastened to catch the L5O train,
entrusted her horse to one who thought himself WI
—.lmpala/led rider, that he might take it to the Royal
Well accustomed to the "noble animal," he
(Idly over the side saddle; but found that
r" was not in he line ; for the hone " bucks
our buck yew jumped to the ground,
the reins, the noble cavalier was taken
—mire, lowest meat, to the Fountain
coat was foetid short of the
• to tedl. His crown was ha

his &Witty, hut was vary poorly paid, if he attended to his
work. The men would do their hest if thu work was
properly Laid out Ile described what ho had seen of three
men at work, whereby one roan was more than half hits.
No doubt tho Board paid 150 twr mut, of the work that
would be done by abliebodiest men, they ought not to
complain hot it properly arranged, sane 14 lie nits
eonbl do 1.511 ierr cent. wore work and not to GO a bit
in i tired.
Mr. tionnits rail if tally £l7O odd no expended on the
highways, the Board must hive a great lou of 11101111 iii
halve.

Mr. CROCKER ImA:dot' out that scavenging, water
supply, and drainage all came out of the rates, and he had
to separate them in the way tbe account 4 were kept.
Mr. ['ODDER asked also why the Grant Money, which
had liven realised by the old an, should not be need for
them t Thee had no call to give away the ~,,, ney for
storing machines. organs, and eoncerta.—(Latighter.)
The CHAIRMAN did not think they could go into the
I I tsvnt:
Mr. !lemma contended that the oil men ought to have
the •y, and turning to Mr. lb criven —'tan you
tell any greet it has ,lone since yOU have been tru.toe r—
, (Lwater.) . . .

Some further diseuseen ensued, and ultimately It Witn
'wowed by Mr. 11. tf. Matif.v, and cremilleil by Mr.
Ileignft, that tenders be invited for repairing and
keeping in repair the road from Priory to the Church for
a feriod of three year..
An anieminient was fireweed by Mr. R. Ltso, seconded
by Mr. Edward PEARCL. that no tenders be invited. Five
member. voted for the aniendinent, and woven for the
re.olution, which woo therefore rarriird.
Mows. .loceph Hodder, IL 11. Maley, 11. Otter, awl
Benjamin *riven were appointed a committee for tlie
pin pose of drawing op the apeci first ions.

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The Board having resolved :in the experiment it letting
part of the mid be contract, it was revlvol not to
purchase a atone cracking machine at wounds

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