The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-12-11 00:00:00

MILAIIDW0111).
Ton RBI. R. P. 11111111nAT hes hem n inducted hito
punt
st.
ho
brie- ted a resolutiou to purchase- those Piao:a
themiong ro—TI-------------eae,
_,..:.,hie g
,ima.,
(0b5e,..)_.,. they
had
the brine 01 ShaParlollo void by the ~... million., bl oaring K”g-e°'••• •°•at and averringthat
Hon. awl Rev. A. G. Douglas on hi. app
arttentiniogghte.;--imh;;e7a..."-h"lwbhady gethle thwehonlethaPulAmliesehrdce.' Shafts,
- of
Ili: C4t.huncilinc suggesting
they
hinf
hatter
"""d
, Bishopric of
ofAbsedeseKian,to,
uonisaotheyprir. nria'ilsinnttnann of Mr. tn-r-,
W. R. Reek«, the lola
lirino The toy. gentleman conducted foto of
maneAt !lineal:rode, m'regi* ng, presided over h, otr o n ~This ilereatireonn..ital paper, the matter dropped. P
0 ',ea., o remits rtwiaarom:-(ho Lied Carnotite.e reeve-
the parish church for the first Urns o II serainea
in
I t learnt Sunday), bed preaohao • ° warial leat 0r00,4,,,g. a Ida°. the spaeta.u, root, en 'J. -•
od rap atcou.ettentiotetionpaitude tosituthileargifteo—aelet:4--aiern. lLatinanatioerodtiintuaglAtt.norlh
attotoneharinl.Cndurtin,linnigonanias.,,shittninuhnistlionanrairorainalitoriltah:lici%::r.;7iorri:
eloqueot diem
t . crowded congregations. °wee° Tn, pr acealitige Were pm
(2.0.Y.1).C.-Ttni membem of the Blandford troop won wirtithig. and beolrelfaottot,tthhetheaCsittottnalFsi r..ang ftitesaltletotsunhtsH,o4.l%.l.,!aapt Da,ifterhathe term of 75d
of the Queen'. Own met for mounted dell
oProloe•daafter pa g p n tea moon tang to El 3 4
i„ the Crown Meadow. There were prawn --Co
I eta Tnerdonai Mission. were i arliee sap the close " on.
La ea I in can Aeration of • flee' or ililvteaahen g retread on
H inibro, C .ptain and Adjutant the Hon. R. Vaneey,
I.
1 gininstanitienteioltbitaathass.TawdeliClarrkh toraram'atiothereal,en! ilede to.
Ylla
5 •uptgin E. W. B. Portman Captaosi
t '
have presented
children of theP°c---h°41;.11.1, «hod. at Parkstane MAeorlinsgtt'Arldirrieedgene. toisshobayiatthisponuTotreaCoratairlignigMhten.
Lieutenant Williams, and upward, of 30 telt(might
nAelasteradalis-martiastsudortll,onfiatijutenboaur'snduoratt ion under lb.
aunt of rent asked, seri also the
ouraismouth and Pool. Ls being .
11..."1v•e1a IPlrs'albutiedtiteoetnhotehßeitocca-a• .iNon. „Er h. i.ll,aettm.'• with • , surprise at the am
d captain. the men '
were liturgies I, and sub.equea.ntlya were entertein Ito , Tits line be
•ctuel the will he aceom-
err i 54e.
a eamptuous banqu. t at the Cm en Hotel, libee; IF tikinblod, tied iii. Prop eel t • effix a line. Ile slaked the Council to
potaiOed at Captain Portman's expense, where a :nry-Y I plkehed el, hie the next reconsider their offar, and to grant him a lease for 99
.urinse,... Mr. Cory satrudaT
gethtougthebtot ttoheyezdigdhottesolthaersalgouetsc
atnbde
, during the lialrlicistaseemetasolli:lid.thu6chuPascarthyelhlachilisdanfideo.stutalt-
oleasant atternoon was spent years at a reduced rental.
in
Rnan
._. _ . paha" the beet deergronais
decision,
ownas • fair rent thus be arrived at, or thee might
I forests, wilt ii
mutnally appoint one, and agree to abide .by his
I itaaa•citioaeootrhußosedeato Pnoecconows.-At the Potty
-snare-Truth
Mr. W. Pearce au or. A. ha. been built noon. and
o o The land It appeared to the course of the discuseioe
Belston, there weY'rehoanflyirefour "ammo r k
This estimable lady, wham great and grand
ant.
in connection with the Come a Mission of r•- and these were aga us' .or -raring, Alderman CURTI" intimated there were three enure«
oeutra
Africa must be kno en to the majority of our too i
visitol Bleodford on Sunday aria I& i am' to rend net parents who hid neglected
%bassi% children
0n5t0,ii_5c.,115.51......in
._ ooPsffon,otfo,sMerc.,Autilirsoo.
tnHethmeicrie,htsdesitheuermareiestptootehs:
"It aY. 0., the
Sahbatb crowdad eirviess were held in the Corn nae.°l no C the
)shdeed,
an
enable them uwber tfrhuis:tdit_a-J7a_nm:Urealwri-andriz" on it to tb-eaC • was
Kiehringe. On Monday afternoon • noisier eat ' Wood., and Charlotte if` • ormentne, Mary for hi. 99 , i '
lowa's.' and influential meeting was beta in the 'aim: Pent es« or give up the land and what
eafifinne.i.4 adoi tett without the obtuse for the
r on, neater .he prat homy of the Earl of Shaft. b Council. (Laughter.) He was going to pro-
K.G E.G. L ted•Lieutenant of the C t
oun e, ',hen Mr. • oron e „.„,,.....
" uri'
Dich•es°° P'cotod on behalf of thefisc•--hool A--,„a.
ad. paP7mteheattothf
Guianese de Peered eta intereeto: and instruct' . -- - '—''-' and Mr. M ire • . owlam explained • The Moron said the impreation of the Lanai Coen
lecture 011 'Tie New World in Central Africa." Tot, j room necerary now than ever that children ll.t was, mittee ofte that grouud rent tool either been i eti
n .ble chairman, who was ecoompanied on the platform 1 att•nd -whereas formerly the grants wer eona-ralh' or had heo •me due aan the« hoe . and thereftore
by Mr.. Quinton. and Mr. J. C. 11,1 ansel•Pleydell, woe , results, they were to.w taaid h the ate de - iii -y they thought it only fait the council should
warmly siirlauded by the lat.,. a .
which GienDee S. .-The y f n"we..
it. receive
• ileac', boot maker ° Richard Bolls. Alderman CORM then proposed that the report be
honchoed. The proceedings a arnmeomal by stogie, the Polleactoure, should be • caution to VI • 0 aioptad with the omiolon of the fine.
who think
hymn "Work, for the Night is Coining," an I thou I. no sin to steel warden prole« h Alderman Noirrow, a. one of the Laid Committee,
the Chairman bite adooal the la iv lecturer in a fa: grae.opeit°°..ttit..'ee`...mad al if ' such as
broccoli,
h"
nn
"I
e ilk., even from allotments, ... objection to meet the metter in that way • bet
I, ai ...m.0.. oho. Guinn. attar a few p
nfa. - - or .o• little peace,. of their poorer neighbour,. m cur. Atari ft* ceuld not say On ground recite hid 'been
remarks, read • portt.n of ecripiiire from Act sri , 7707, Rolls was detested by • witnites named ed ---.
'''''' received. Considering the laud had been in his
amFrederick Hill
the last words apoken t y Christ on eer.th' Tail cutting • couple if c abhors@ from the allotment ( pneresion for the last six year., and no rent had been
.peaker remarked on the words-" Ye shall be gr. inaa named William o ' mhee' Ile was ° • paid, he thourbt the Committee hail decided very
novae unto lie, both in Junes's= anal unto the uttedr them in a bag eel carry them away-H. s Den %Sul leniently in asking for wround rent no f h-
plus ad y or t s time
met part. of the moth." That, the teat w tram cri guilty, and had not even the excuse ytbat be w sine' the houses had been built-two years. He
rhrigt on earth, showed Hie thought f e the hes hen In tailor ant that he looked upon a little °ebb«. and hi. seconded the motion.
the uttermost parts of the earth, n t only Jerosalem, poke The meatiest«, Messrs. Farmer and We-tern It WM earrird.
Osiris, anal Samaria, but the whole worlO. spoke 'trope', upu the meanness of such aoto awl An application from Mr. Brost« Hill to rent the
He gave
the gospel, and comet anded hie disciples, and thr h intimate' that the met offender woui I be ~,t 1,,, offices in Eingotreet lately °couple Iby Mr. Barrett
them to all Christians, to carry the gospel wh 'mg
Orion. He had to pay whew dear for hisfe°llliftur the futures Iberia°. at £lO Per annum was
human foot ha. trod, and not stop till the gook laden.. I°' B°l, and 12.. 61 onte cabbage- setepted.
li..w far that desire bad been carried out end Ceara gin Nsiousotota of Bouroemooth would In The next business was to oon•1 ley • olefin made by
re aimed the speaker showed by diagram. reprseentil g t° be of a very g wirm's di•P°°i"o° I the rector of the parish church of 8 . James, Poole,
. t may be ,
what proportion ..1 ths human rata knew or had remembered that a• one few must he 'inns the ale o the Piece of land and builatine. thereon. dictate In
heard anything shout the Bavio tr M &stayed • numb*
, .
.„
,boutht
the
kt rof bathing =whines b .100 Jug to r i
g Highotreet, Poole, now tenanted 'av Mn. Soul, and
rut moolonary maned« were doing • vast amount r. aleph Cutler. Some of hie friends started are erre I'm n the resolution pees oby the Council on
of wok, but to on* wh . knew the sat nt of th. wok, subset', lion to recoup him to some extent f his the 6th day of October lest, which roolntion author-
'Wee • butf his
this w« not match, in fact Mrs. Guianese oonsitiered the , . others 0 s iownesnen strongly ohjoitaai, or lopl a leo« of the said premises In 111-. Saul
work bat barely began. Aooordlng to Keith Johnson on the sir u,d that it goal ha a boa
..daaa, The TOWN CLAIN said it would b. r-c ,Ilected when
the beet withority known, there Were four ems hundred
Johnson, further that Mr. Cotter himaelf hat declare! that be the matter was diameter', relative to granting a lease
millions
at
ittheitauin
nalcutatai "
the
popuisti„.
0. , was in the happy potation of being ta.depend ot of e to Mr. Soul, it was done up an the assnmet•ion that
f barmen.
the globe; and of these only 118 millions hal heard el ae, However. the idea was proceeded with, and the lease rented to Mn. Leelgeed In 1839 having
the Gospel. This we. &small proportion td the wh I I 'i
- or two ago Mr. Joseph Cutler was howl t o fa,
_all'• in. the property had come into the hantie of the
Pointiog to the diagram. which by mesas of different l
"•• chemis Car something 100 a - uounoil. Sin« then, boweeer, the rector hart stated
tog 'ye. guinea.. Although
coloured blocks, showed the rib dive number of the , some people reg.sl the transaction 114 partaking of the his belief he should be enabled to satisfy the Council
It belong.' to him He bad not Inked t the I
different religiocisolacts block rept...Bog • million,thu ' °atilt* of the conduct •5f the man who brings round a but he * * a awe'
black block largely predoenisiatot, just showing o , otsr soliciting help, because he has lost his donkey understood Mr. Aldrialri w s pro aced t a
square of white In the mase, which was the 'seek of •
n• r Cutler himoslf choose to look • upon it as " • kind h
i brows to them that that es. so. He might state they
70 years' work in mission.. Then came the quite I , recognition and approval of those humhle ellfrie.4 had sold • portion of the land to the railway aun-
ton he bad rot« may, and received the money. s' they had exercised
to her listeners-ere you dolnir what too can to help on ..... a rimed to render the town during his 18 own. hioven I sin •it had bile
the work? She was afrai.l not. Too many looked to • - --'''' 'eakfewae•n ra
n
info their bonds
se 1-interest first, when the Divine oternant was ' ViviaNOTloN, strange t' say, to such • professedly Ile .
humaniter 1 r. R. Mount:toe said he waa dealing with the
" leek .ird the kingdom .1 Got." HI ling no the la t town a. B .urnem ut i, seems t. be coo'
alterably it f matter merely in his profession .1 o aped. y, and pro-
f or.l's Prey'« as a model supolo•tion-it was , t favor last •a a the re•erse, if tom may
• juOge from the I r hneeded t, argue that what the Rector claimed was
petition a onorni,ma importanoe-y et Wore the minor _ result. 4). 1-0 meeting bell there last eight perch.
wants of Oil. life came the petition, f,,,, b,,,,wi ,Ty week, under the auspice", . f Use London A.nti.Viviere-
tion Bo dety. -Alderman Cowls admitted there wee no rioubt he
name, Thy kingdom come, Toy will be .e ; then the The Bishop of Winchester presi4ed
0 ant the Dean . was entitled to the eight perch-. and that only,
daily brie. These were little requests for us; gr-at a
roomette for G Ai. Ws. that the proportion those the number
t. of the local clergy. TI,
-•adrortioni object of before they coml.' say which wet the piece helreonelng
prrseut metal out to their Maker? She wee afraid c tllim"foi"ii was "T., adopt • petition to Parliament, to the Rector they must bay. the ohms bel..re th -
CIA; the order of thines w« reveres I. Pes•ing on tag r the entire prohibition t.f Vivieection." This
wa. proper-I by the Rev. Atom-tuts Chudleisb, d Tb. Surveyor further on remarked 'he • • • sigh perehes
to notice the many in ter own lona, sot who with the a° were the pie« upon which Mr. Soul's premises were
seconded by lb Vandrey. Continued cheers lb
meant t,f grace Jolly before their eye. refused t 'accept greeted Dr. ma. • , •,..• staid&
4..00W .0 a well-kn .w
it, and went on perversely, Me her urer condi-red a --4,, i, ' ° advocate °1 the Mr. MARSTON thought it • matter entirely for
corrop•oel Ca - torte worse than no koo eels 'ire of
Zre th as
itts stepied elan . the platform. Some ledies solicitor., and he tworoerd that the matter be refereed
Christ ; anti referring t the cliff 'rant .eligi .nis on her the •-n ah.int to I•ave the Hall, anal the secretary of to the May I, Town Clerk, Mr. Curtis, anti Mr.
diagram. which includot Pr 014.1 out., ..aptimy jeo., e
css.isia.,c, is t y
_, goal them to hear the whole of the pr o Barnes to report upon.-_Agra to.
Mohammedan, and di- Greek C allretl..h. sail many „„0,0eg..f th.r.. ter ancileetv he pleated hal been put to the An nffer was made by Mr. William (bold of
of t••••••• msaht a cieripte I Co igtoolty. 01 thos• 1 h n "u° and capons' "f the me' ling' au 127 15.. for the tolls *tieing from the mark• t. and
wi.bo it knowle ige of the truth th•re are 330 licrproi w .0 was reoeiviel with hires anal laughter. fair. within the borough for the year commencing on
Th .moon h viiii a obsessed the i 1
milli n. in Coins. 2.10 million. io Intl., 300 millions ii 4 'het be o„ .'"....g. affirm- the 25. h day of Decomber neat
io Africa, sad the other vast nun:oer spread ov r the g- 1 h set lustincys of many lives having been or. rr
ore. ....Arrow propnesti, and Mr. Doonetot moonier',
South SO4 144111 ant Isis. Speakiatg of India, :re
.t (hr -ugh the. kni.wledg• previotedy obtaiee.l by that it he scoop's'.
Mrs. Guinn«. soaked-when will Raglan I realm • type;ims e
Huxaanndi.ma loi hi.ustmendinent was seam led Alderman Corns proposal, and Alderman Nowrox.
whet tOet gays her India for, there in that •ot declare ,I carried, a, out I" to the meeting, and see, del di d they be let by tender.
vet hs fo-doxen hand. only
empire were 100 milli 'us ~( women longue f,r h i being On a diyhtion, Mr. Gould's offer was accepted by
• lup in fa.".. '"f the resolution. Maim' the pro- eight to six.
etuaocipatioo, whose daily life ea. mar yeah:on. cee dogs the vacated the chair an I Wt.
T a toe lecturer, however. Maus was the toast Th. tender by Mr. Robert Tileei for 'lmplying the
too a. so to owak it was the tat to evangel'« and atstionery, he., for the ensuing year, at
toter•o
a• alth .ugh China and India lied ouch • vast number "GARRICIf " DRAMATIC CLUB. the sum of £49 17s. 61, was accepted. The only
of benighted beetben,evangeliets were at work in th.lo The «cost a-aeon of this club w. commenced on other tender was for L'72 10.
countrias. Yet Afr ca, an pointed out by the aid 11"nda/ •••oini last. witsa the piece oho.. for To certify the Town Cl.rk's expenons on ler the
of maps, W., a thous.n Hold the aos. of representation was Boucicault'e comedy, " Lend .11 Regi•trati..n of V dere Aot, amounting to £l9 2..,
Endow' and hed only oitbd, the peat five years Assuratioe," which was placed upon the boards in • c moluded the biotite«
been accessible anal utilised for interims work. 'soy creditable manner, and was f.irly acted all round.
An •I Bezlend hail her hondrele of thottonds of T 156 cute was a. follows :-Sir H tteurt rourtley,
Christi an worker., where Africa hal name. be old A. H. Mallen ; %I.: Harkey ty, W. A. Stone ,• NI ••
ununend Ilea not been obeyed-" tio ye into al. the Sintar•r. S. N. Wilmot; D 'axle, li. B =fool ;hi ek
world." People here Who had not seen the reality lledd,s, J. Weleter ; Doi (valet), G. Pap.; James
c odd 'at posii.le radio,. the veer, •-r they woull tao (lu.ler), IL Oakley ; Solomou Isaac., J. L. Mather. ;
stop at house. England had enough Christians t , Cherie/ C nutty, H. Mitchelom_r• Loly Gay
evangelise toe whole heaths population, if thee only Sooaker, Miss Nlitchelom ; Grace Hark•eray, false
to .k a or.Oticel slaw , ( the coo. Bur, she diked, had Olitchelson ; Mrs. Pertly (housekeeper), Mrs. L awton.
those present ever given the nu jet one hour'. ourtous Mrs. Lawton may be at once acoorale•l fir-t honours,
thought. i.e.. -as night's rest over the imp etent the character being suotained in a most artistic
work, tar ebei • -Ingle tear? No; the majority were manner, aril the rePOlsted applause she received was
living ma if they had never heard of Christ's work- It'll deserved. MIS. Mitclaelson made • brig, t vies-
the work not tions, and not draining of the work, canoe and coquettieb L oiy Gay Spanker, an I she was
leaving It all ti the :missionary societies, who could well played up to by Mr. blaiden, who, as usual, gave
not possibly do the work if their loom. were increased a well studied intrepratation of his part. Mr. anal
ten thousand foOl. Not till the whole Christian Mr.. H. Mitchel...a were very natural In the reopen-
Church roused up c told the work be tonic. She tine charact re. Mr. Bamford sustained their repute-
imagined that time was not far off, for she could tin he has already gained ;and Mr. J. Webster, who
well remember iu England when It was only oon.Llered bail really all the " let," entered fully 1010 the
nee *teary for the uonoter of • parish to be engaged in character allotted hm, es' created roan of laue,.ter.
the work td Christ. Now he ia helped by Christian The other cheractera were also done very fair justice
workers; in taco everybody is at woe., taut, union- to. The ladies' coetutoes were extremely handsome,
tusately, only at home indasi-na. Wool.' that many 'There was • capital amount of patrotaaee as regaried
wbe I,IW remained at home would follow their IA aster's the front eeato but the neon &vivo icb of Chnstrots
camisole', and make more in evangeliOng the whole socoonted for • p .or attendance as regards second anal
we Id. Many otte•l thearielvent the ouesti..n-" Am I third.
alai or called formissionery work r When the gees. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND ART.
Got, ought to be -"Am Toadied to stop at home?" Ihe
le. tar r gave &capital simile of this part of her subject On Tuesday evening • public meeting was held
front the liglitsof • railway train-am me ita the bright in the Guildhall for the purpose of the distribution
day. bait needful in the tlark Wane'. "Ye are the el the prises and certificate" gained by the pupils of
lights of the world," and require.l t a shine in the do k the Poole School of Science and Art in the recent
corners of the world. Referring to the map, the examivations. 'The Vicar, the Ken. J. A. Lawton,
lecturer polutel out the Soudan, southward of wesitied, and there Wert also on the platform-Mrs.
n the Rev. Canon end the Hon. Mrs. Eliot, Dr.
which the great plateau oreached
Central Afric .
to Leweo,
the Zambezi. and lu tido vast region the Coot o miesioti E. Evan.. Mr. W. D. Dusdale. Mr. F. Travers, Boy.
would ha'. to be spread. Although announcol ati the Lawton. Mr. IL B. Sedgfield, and the storetary, Mx.
new world in Central Utica, the co, tiount wee the A. Taylor.
°Hod known. as from the earlios Bible hietory Egypt The Comities having opened the meeting with some
is mentioned • yet this Central Africa was new, remarks upon the atvautages to be derived from an
Africa Ado"( from •il other c ambient* in the wort' &equal .t.stoe with the sits and sciences, the raper,
by it. physical conformati .n. It was best cosi I pared • most aatis «Logy one, was read.
tot • sow r, a 4 In the centre • great table-teal lay, The Hon. Mts. ELIOT then distributed the prises
orbits towards the cos.', on sober si e. great riOges of and certificates.
man t kin& rose, desmcdaug eosin to the aea, arta by Canaan Euter then dolly., ed an addreta, in which be
this means none of the great rivers of Africa were dwelt upon the enjoy.i sot derived by those who. Num
navigable from the..., th-ir entrance being barred by a love of art and science, cool I appreciate the
c ores ts ant rapids, wh oo probably roc muted for beauties to be founl on every It dot.
its •eusaitaing so long • 'lark continent. For lot mei Mr. 'retort's proposal a vote t.f thanks to Canon
the C mg, le. the brat 20 miles from the ••• wee II and Jiro Eliot for so kindly coming from &termi-
te° of °stereo's, and after that there were in •uth to take the part they had in the evening's pro-
-3,00 mils. at • beautiful navioable river. This omelings.
Interior fn . m the reach C out, ELior bri-fly expressed his thanks.
natural c ofAvelatio a. kept the
of ...Her dieco ;
hOOOO its appsii.ti nof44 . Mr. J. W. BOOLL•T proposed a VOtO Id thanks to the
WO il be ace tooted lot, as donore of prima, which was acknowledged by Mr.
continent. This aa eas y
all down the west co ot hardly a baritone wes to be COUTES.
fout•i. El al this not beat a., pr v bab Aria.
. to. Wead A vote al thanks to the chairman, move.' by the
.
It bad ao immense Roo B. Evrosa, having been duly responded to, the
hays been very peneperotia, es 03114k1.1 pOttloll of the suideg coon:wooed. Mr.
can't line, anal Ile waailli and I°B lanes ni
eve"
Joseph Smith obliged with some admirable «los on
culotte In toe world was in prooorti an to I" coast
pi Iwith Mr. Webb, who accompanied
line. Th, lecturer then graphically deecribed the the ano otos, anal,
on the violin, several pleasing duets. Mir Gillard, of
impenetrable haulers of m motel." for p
is fee- "ee"' the
P oil f Mime &miller, of Lille, Faure, rendered
Ira gogolar grasses t . w•lg throurlr -- --' bath. •°1 'a' aa9 i eonei «I«tions. The evening
os thick as e walking stick, which made loonen.ti to some c erno ne
tedioua and daneeroto. Then • glimpse at the great altogether was • very one.
w-rit itaits by Livingetone in openintt IIP unkn'twn I
regions, with regortfol memoirs of his -math; then TOWN COUNCIL.
Ste' ley's sof k in followia, Ilp ala dlOCllierlee the
he Town Council was held on Wed'
whole of ,he Congo from 7: a giber, N•uiss, to the A meeting of t .
b Merl over b
.saon the west sea • toe t tatimony es to the needey, to l's Oudditall. able was pres y
d the Mayor ( Hr. H. T. Trey anion.) There were also
•uirieroti, tribes un the gooks of the river, who had
Aldermen H. Hamilton, R. P. Ay'. s, J. J.
never besot if chri-t-tribes which he estimate o_
art-n,
G.
Curti.
.0.1
J.
Buckley ,• Councillor., R
ho oi qoite fifty milairtoo Now this greet water- N . .
: ' II I I, n W Mat.. W. N. Westsro W.
f the &faculties were Aldridge, A. .•o , W. . ,
J.
way ea' openei uo, Many . • D Du dale, li. F. J. Barnett, C. 'T. Manton, E. .
to rrcolue, and the ro• ral al.-gradation, utter supereti P. g . d j
Goy i
Conway, li. S. Dickinson,
tioa, an-I sla•a•ah /NASADI woull le, cow. • thing of the
_s
oa
og,
view
to
the
agenda
penes
being
moo Kr, Gob«. c .ncluded her 4lrrina eddrese,: M• 13
led with, said be wished to draw the att.-
which hod been list.. i t • with rapt etiolation, by
ton of the Council to some of the undertakings,
name . I the a'. ark ,O the Evangelisatiort Socletri
im
%lick had been 'greet during the past year to carry
the Congo, ate' toil the number 1 mission etst .h,iot wou
but which he believed were still in abeyance.
farms-I, the work o educating young Con, . boys at her _to .
th exchange between the C Tra-
ionatie.,aud made • nett teens was • . i
and
bowel° Iterbyebire for naive miss
d help in the tion an i L .r.I Wimborne of tW-, piece" o ,
special appeal to young men to g 0 out and
,d t e
sitoete
at
' eistitution.hill. Then • resolution was
gra"' r"itt ' ha d''''' r".nin" ha' "g 4 "I
gial .1 ad tb t they eh uoi have baths at Hater, and they
pas. • ey ..
planee.-13614 Shaft.shu.y,
in nin'in - a nurdwent so far as to advertise for tenders. Sulam:wetly
of tbsoake to hire. &Moos tor hr interesting lecture,
observed, if it had the same elect the
agreed to purchase a piece of luta, situate ow
on the au-hence 04
_1
thee at Perkstone for the purpose
etoule at ono. take up Mortis, and ano
it hail upon bimetal, wane s
far
50 years of recreation group s. No hth
,' w e out, gh as f a
the mission eau«. rla I be heart the
molelecture 50
ion..
th
mat,tan
went,
they tat
gone m
fat
m a
ago, be helievot be "hood! hove sous ia
stamp:Cl Council could. and DOW hoc osldere lit warn time for
Every e. 11,ble Mr. G ices' had utter« ma
and them to t ake the opinions of the ratepayer.. These
with the oral of truth, and ram Aid in charity
work. were all to be faun,' in their minutes, end
certain the lety hit h r whole
piety, as be was cer .
.was • the delay which was still • 0.1 0 a 5 all awed t esti. io carrying
heart in the subj.. t. Bach distuterestedneas .
them
was putting • great many people to inoonveni-
try Event tabahmary
great Mooing In thts coun •
Mrs. Guieeeto ince.
e.
Misty be knew sorsa a debt to
AlluOing to tite test of Peri ptur• rea I .... ase Ihe rem- The Tome CLARE, in reply, axial he hai applied to
_
Da be the Local Government Booed relative to the convey-
mencem-mt. be 0h...v.1 it was • 1110400,1 thing e .
e.,,ei
ng of the lands at Constitation•hlll. and that had
witioesee unto Cbriat,afti tn. no le earl was under.
dooday
beenoarried out. And with regard to the queation
I-' say that he was glad t' say pe
In the r
ataf re. of the baths, they soul I not deal with them an yet, for
miss' an are es'ieo all ' ll la 4 cl Oen the Pow
y d • for they they must borrow money for the purpose, and the
claiming
the
heaths' as
they
fn
Disci-
di
' L I Government Board would have to seed down
he parrer Va 411
found that so long as they clause I
ut . .
_tad an im--t w before they Gould obt an power to do
ea"gr"" the *mid' the
concerto
n''idpawed belocniMis , this. Wel. were now befog peepersl by the Borough
on their fingers ; now they left tam
often beat r Rurveyor, and when those were complete they would
there were different result'.
H.
bad
ha there is be forwarded to the Board shows, ani an Alter would
asked-.' Why give to forage miadons 7
and.
he had be mot down t a rep art upon the propoeed purchase of
• a mush Coricianity needed at home,'
enough for the lent and the erection of the baths.
invariably auswered-" There I
. "metOh the The Surveyor (Mr. Elford) sold he received lustros.
both.' In a cooesreatioo on the e abject M.yor to prepare them, and they
Ol he gave • galas& lions from the ex.
Bishop of Norwich, that prelate sat
.
for foreign mission fur borne were 001, in hand.., he gave two guineas the
et , Alderman Cowrie said the point he took was, wal
work People ha • found out now that le
itlits lit worth while to put the Surveyor to the trouble o
titan must be done, a though I rim I tor
tog these plans, and getting everthing y
not
work cd evanoeliea as r orernor peeper
take a loot time to do it. lie knew • la
ti
to thee grounds if it were the Intention of tOs town
h of him time ,
of Bombay who devote' sue
fr es hie ,to have them. Was there • reibUity of seaertain.
Christisoi leg the Dative., and came away awt.aaaay --' gained, ing the views of the town? or he took it that no
dice with the idea that very
litt"
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d "ottoman at that table wished to do seething con-
again, after a few year" he went over the ssuolladirrotan Lary
to the wishes of the ratepayers. There seemed
a"in, and was I°led too
find
the
seed
sown
hn
a taken
to be a very strong feeling on both and he bird
-
:root, lied was bearing bud., and there wer
in ,
no
mg
..
_ose
things
went
es
h.: m
they
,
that • great anti beneficent change_ 7 dawning..to 1
that
it
wreetrddoo bboslbe„„
...mutn
too general ea
India, the natives were sendlog their
La eilitratetwas
of the rat•Parlow-who owned a
school girls as well se
hclye. " hers was • great The Totes COMM mild • gentleman,
told
hi
if
ositah'i. As the leetoree had 'bowls t tof land at Parkstone, m
object in view to Christian
ill Atrial' 6"
if
the
large amount
not prooesded with he was deter
Cluistianity would the scheme were
for Parketozos, in
whole slave trade were pot down
there grael ',
mined to apply for • district rate
out
follow. The degradation of the races
tt behoved our ' order that that portion of It might Lot carried.
very had. As a matter of patriotism.
be to rs in Several of the Coned" remarked it would DO • very
country and the Anglo-U.l.in race P 3 .
God to P send out bad thing for Poole if be did.
the movement, at if chosen by a
.. greet woe at Alderman HAMILTON said morewas spent
money
Pools.
mi"km
In the heathen. Tn."
w-
balividual who, annually on Packstoos than on Poo
stake, anal happy would it be for that
k i His Mr. Conw•e denied that emphatically.
at work n shoal first of all
when the Lord came, ehould find him _. . a Mr.
warns:as
thought
the
council i
ladasebery °mot de with the land-lay t
vineyard' (Applause) gad 8 co. i see t t which say what they were goitre to do
hat-and
by moving • vote of thanks to ?afro u n .
0 Masai- Ploydell out prope . rly and maintain it peoperlY, or w had
what they
that
lady
YalP
ladda•- Mir.
j*
. noble coheiress'''. then go before the public, and tell them
asks to the so -At present all they ler int iIM
prop sed • vote of th
suronen
an isesses is
sissins
sposh
speaking of Ids PlinaalksoPee

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