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

THE POKSI4:I' CoUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1,043

mitre did not recommend the purchase of the whole Hotel. one of the bet in the piece, but he would not Mr_ .
_W_eictAg e there was the camel, know°
w,Tiihoeultpspecroa : I Vila the Charity Commimioners
be dtsposed to push tits in stter very rapidly they
of the land.-The quer ion now remainal whether the recount all the comb ot i thsy received, because ho bed se Hesedall s Chant,.
jury shoal ibe • epeeist or common One.-It will • long story to tell. end Ise w.. goieg to take them • Mr. Plows wilted 11th. Inspector had referred to would r eh, allow t. orter to be more ventferel
Kr. COATIS add Nesklat of the leeee with* •
mentioned the other aide would probably have • very long way. He learnt their p dty was to be • the Town Clerk's repine on the To Oharitir
special jury, but it was thought by the Connell • very large one; there were 30 Gem .n notebilities, The leer MOIL replied that he had not. He asked p_o7.."flieh,,,at'od,,C°,,,Ohy d4*.hwe ..15'4112:aL.thLy arld nia" a°
common jury would rumor the purpose.-The report then there were an equal number ,O English geode- the Town Clerk if he was aware if there were any °'"
T,.• INSPICTOS said tee • xt sin...tiro wee set' the
wee carried unanimously. men,stod • large number cot Americtne. re bring them other ch id. eve than these he bed named? applicetton ot the income. ih t money for pensiose we.
nicreeia-egten. together, the first thing thee did In New York was to The Tows oLne& said there were not. being epplied t. the same p .rp ose that it bad always
It we. agreed to form the footpath in this road at • pay their respects to Mr. Vii 'el, and to make their The Is • rano' : The first charity on my Hot is Sir been, re, to old wraith ofthr borough.
b et's,aoquaintanoe, which thy di, l, and received from &must Mow's. How many are present ? Mr Marital : There are ten p. ado le
cost not exceeding £34.r,
Th. Inarscron : All quail& t.
--... him gresA uolltenese and att•otinn. Daring the ' Mr. Aeon : Two. Mr. Aeolus : Decayed seamen of the Corporation. testWIITIIIOI7TH. whole time they were in N-w Y dik everything that The INRPOCTO% : Out of bow many
le . The average ail of the old men last
C.E.T.S.-HoLT Tarim Baexcg.-A meeting of amid be we. done to snake their visit a.• reelable. They Mr. ARDEN : Nine. the boroash
year w.. 190 y. sr.
Toe INSPICIOR : Who are they?
this b ely wag hell in the Coff e 'revers, ifigh.etrefft. were told on the folowing day a tarp damper would
Me. Aloe.: Mr. Talbot and tie Robertson. The I newton : Sir Samuel IlOc Os Charity for pensions,
oa Wednesday evening, when an ridden was delivers I be In readiness* to take them up the linhion river.....imp t' ha carried out pr teal,.
by Mr. Wilson, of Salisbury, the listrict secret ay. which he might say of Itself was a• dy c:rest treat. The I id hh 1 h little --iith.
SISPROT it ea._ _e _a . token a summary . r. fthowe : Ito. are tie public to know a
CHRIST CHURCH IMPROVIUNNIII.-!n consequeor of He bad been mime timee up that ri.er, hot Ise was upon the formation of that charity from the report of Th- lesescroe : They motet find out. They WM 10 to
• number of subaeribero having expressed their bites, ci ver tired of its beantiea. Try rah irked on the the Charity Coioniegionere Kr. Arden •
non of withdrawing from tbis object, • vestry meeting steamer, to the number of 60 and 70 Germans, Mr. BitOWN : I might mention this is • charity
+ae held on Itondey, under the presi hooey iif the America's. end English, and they were tk on up_ the which the Public know very little about. I i ii:uvereri
ban t' !Aru.
wri sp apt
Nollirt:the4HTlter Comrdoowtplioltc:iyoy. no.I eutwr s:k :
nail:, twdo :111 sit aach.nel....y•roogreakurtitormiurata
Rev. J. H. So It, t o con.ider the subject, and it was river end treat 'din the mod romp to,a, fashion. by The Igargcron : Whose (stilt is that'
decided to wait iin the enbaluribere and an qtain Hun ot were taken t • place coiled Wed Pit, one of the Mr. Bring : I can't say. Kr. Hums : law dung this for the good of the town
iri-er• illt the ma. ter. ' mwt picturavne moots he hal ever seen. Thre they The Illgeggroo rid perhaps the report would , without any hope ot favour or reward, therefore 1 don't
SHIPPI VO. -A r. i ra'S : Groat Western Blampied, I were serve' with an • I gent skimmer by that prince of enlighten them. He found that Sir Samuel Miro, ' toink lionibt tube charged.
FEMUR : You d i not constler these earothieci
Cherbourg, gene, ill : South of Insl:od, P 6.011. i resteureteurs-Delmouico, of Now York. After lee- by will, dated Hew gaye to the Corporation of vier
Cherbourg. general : Plena, St Wel, London coal; fog the eights of the river, they were taken hour to mouth £5OO, to be laid out in lend, and the profirs th
Poetised, Hee L ondon, wheat; Aquila, Pair tor. Now York. On the evening of the 30th they left New be (Repose lof for the Amt.'', of poor slams° ,• far ehTll:7lr.teeAlSeeeet.eeeteCeltatil
The Inn:cm : But you submit there to the Charity
thaiyemooiho the church war lens I
Jersey, g neral ; Queen, Hain. Plym int', nil; ' York. They were conveyed to the Mattel in car preaching a sermon on the Irri&F before Palm commieono.,s 1
Sahel*. Os elwito Shields, coal.--orlinga : South rigged, and every !visible attention was paid them; Sunday; and the remainder to be divided annadly Kr. Aloe.: Yes.
of Ireland, Perri, Cherbourg, general ; Great there was no runniog oh ut for tickets, DO Vetting sna.ng poor decayed mariners. He found that Kr WaLUS : Afro there is ono of thew seaman dead,
Western, Malaita!, Oberbnurtz, goners'; Aquila, purses to find the money-(la ghter)-no looking after them ,ney was paid to the Corporation, and at fird how do they know there is a .....o.y 1
Jerry. ireeerel o_Pione Stricoy, Guernsey, balled; places;
everethillo warn prepared for them. With him put out at interest, bat in 1701 it was Invaded In the Mr. Lane. : They COMM and not.
Will= prer, 11•1wer!d, Guernsey, ballad ; Annie is the train wee Si. Gorses Day .y, the member for purchase of lands at Orpington. This was 61 scree. Pete
LT.
/dodos, Attwonll, Portland, nI ; Mound& Liras'. Chi Isochn-ch, and I. another c impertment were the an I the eoomo root appeared to be £75, which was
.......nisitottor the last lashecht..3ol7,:yearh:oe, a°64.n.50l Int:en:tee raultLiettrrtihuye
do. Garrey. bailout; Q seen, Haiti. PlymontO, nil. , Jades, Ni• J mem Hannon. Sir Arthur Robbers, and a ,plied In sword mos with the terms of the will. The woo,
UNJUST MR•SCRIIR -At the Guildhall. on Two.- i others. They •lividal the train, some going by way rd other charity of Sir Samuel Mico'is appeared from the Kr. Alone : There is always • arnhea of then old
day, bilge* the Mayor GI N. Howard, Kroh the Allestheity *moraine and Penned van a, and the came report, was for apprentice., and in rapport of wee pemon oily Is •en to the trusteed, end ehene wan
Alderman Robertson, Alilerman Landis, J. E others by way of Hirano They were two nights In the that he gave to the town his house, known as the die.they .lu, ont the odlest sill most lad= aPo t '7
110SPos. H•q . B. Hopkins, Esq.. eni T. Abb 'l', train and one enti, e der, and reached Chicago vary(loop) Inn, and the ground belonging to it, the pro-
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Esq., Joseph Kellaway was summoned for laming in whey on the morning of Seine loy,complimentiug them- cools to be devoted to putting out these poor children "T,,houth o lig7scroe : When there is • vacancy yoo do not
Mr.Airhge : No.
his poseeesion a peck measure vehinh was 4.ficient.- erases on snrelvir g two night. in • railway train in as apprentices every year. The property was deecribed Tee leartcree : How do try Awl out I
Defeo lanes daughter appeared, and pleaded guilty.- America. When they errlvel at Chicego he went to on an enquiry in 1833 to be let all follows : -The Si'.. Aloe.: It souo gate known about the town.
In thfenoe, she said that on the morning of the day • very large hotel-dorot the la-reel la the world- premises known as the Gems Inn at £3615 ~ • shop Mr. [Avila.: [ .ro always on the Quay, and when •
iu gloat' no her brother brought up from the boron the Great Northern Pacific Hotel ; bn'. although it with rooms over at CIA • building it the re oof lon. v•ceacy °cool, it is known almost at moor.
the eggs in an old enemata, which was uos4 as a scoop was the largest, he could not say it we. the most room- let as • a 'al store, at £lO per annum, the rent. to tie Kr. Herm •uggereed they should inform the Higosi
I e meal, and, as she was in a hurry, she put it in the forteble, became • leer) hotel in Americo' was 000- "plied for apprenticing pr.,' boys, end this it • cOletito enesattor it.. wasn't...
ow
seamen
who
was
wr gon instead of emloying the eggs Ito a badge', fusion from morning to night. There were no set appeared had been done. -In 1837 several persons were Mr.eeceed sria... was not looking forward to • vesanc• end
end then rid them on the D rchrterrori -Mr. meals-br. skirt from five o'clock in the morning till appointed trustees le accordanos with the Municipal they oaee nee. ii 7 s esitieee, beto. the "et.. ai,.“.
Pettit, the Inspector, said he had may complaints eleven : dinner', eleven t t •-ren In the evening ; and Ref orm Act, as it was not °onside ed desirable that tee .an inoireheo tr , he teew it from hie ors
about poople at this kind who bat deficient trusaeures. ripper from Dina to Gee nest moraine. (Laughthrt.,) Corporations shoul I h sys anything farther to do with ea ...wee,
This one wet ball full of plestose,-This &ten isot's There woos bill of fare presented every day that won charity property. In 1869 other persons w 're Mr. Lithe-re sold them people rushed.. up lip tbe trustee
daughter denied-The Moyer said it did not welter satisfy the most fadidlous : but if tbey went Is for appointee wept we, in &dark,n autto„jelutty with th., eros ad • o occurred. Try w. looked lett IT toe
eh it she was ming it for, any person who bad in their their dinner anytime between one sod seven It was rum truster o were appoired by the Lend roar.,
of
at toe mootiog.they
.sist.
wale. Samna
pre ran • deficient measure, no metier wire ues Impossible to ay when it we. ctookerl-at all events, It Cbroollor in 1837. and were the present roster who clot? iis 'nal' He "..46 /1. Lb"
they mole of it, Wee liable to be fined. As this wee wise oonfusion from morninetillnight.(LenghtarOTbere itsd °hark' club. oroperty. see i • la the gapers co. us • ons.
T et Inersoroit was co opinion it would ba • good thing
the first ems which hal been brought before them, sod WWI one thing he wisher, they could follow In the Mr. Wm.= sal he farad the 6. 000 01 the t olio 41, eed •
aa it did not appear that she meant to dation I, the English hotels, and that we. that almost erer7 bed- Oamington proper y was now returned as 66 acres. Air. Roams would like any one to port out any pence
Beach would only fine bar 10s., including arts, bat if room had • bathrnom, which was • great luxury. The leergaron said thet was so. He supposed la . lost .at Sir well not derma&
any others were brought before them they were They Need it to be a very greet luxury after two that Mr. Wall. did oict object to the i, create. It 11 . MUMS said it weets't that, but they rieted it to
cl•termine4 to be very wrens, and put • dop to this, nights in the train. After they had prepare,' theca- seamed that the present trustees were : -"('neon G. le alai" eu.'ll''
Si-. WALLIS : I sh.iuld like to see it published lithe
They had gir n their inspector Instructions to bring selves and made themselves comfortable they went
Eliot, Beery Tigard, M. H. 11 osioisb, W. Synoon °
li.l a e.p. ors ; ael t saa hate Ike Dall•w4reell. tlia linter./
then ore. before them. round Chirp, but it would he Impossible to them W. Trilbot, J. E. Robins, J. Rotortion, and Pelw Toe lesrectoe : Someone said they ...Vat rare tee errs-
Ina he sew. One at attraction was the stock
pap 1.,
BUODEN DEATH OF OR. DREW AND MR.yard., which were simply unique, there being nothing Bayley, of Weymouth, ant Mr. Thomas Robinson of
i them in the world. They covered ea area of 345 Dorchester, who was or of the original trustees, How Mr. WALLA& : Become some of them sre not worth
GEORGE ANDREW.
many were present that day. roe ii lg. (L • 'sister.)
a°ll6, with a "Pad" Inr 15°.°2 he" of doe dal'',_ ; Mr. ARDIN : Two-Mr. Talbot and Kr. Robe' t ,on. Tie DessonOlit suggested th tt e t oetsetle should glee
81 miles of drainage, a •sen miles of streets, three 'rhe Inerisoroa : How is it out of nine trustees throe more Pub 'one to toe wit„dir wires • +wane/ oeoulwed. _-
miles of weter•troughs, 10 miles of food-trot:mils, and He trio pr .0,,e i• d to go i oroug o ihe 0000 eats for MM.
O 5 only two present?
Artesian wells 1,100 feet deep. In MO plibo• he Toere was ouet.•.ts or the, lie; whim he said parted him,
and that wee di 17a 64. to Woo did ekes.
' visited they killed at one establiehment from U.OOO Thilir; Aroo.o.oanith : Iod:otIthononwoo•oo,etto
attend thole own Kr. Atom sari that tuclude Itse 48 aPentlitn.6 so
to 15,000 hogs in • dlr. Re wi'666•64 the operation meeting:Ze;;Zlianhoui
__".lkolo7day'? well as too oil adeatee. It •at cu.torna.y to give them
furs time, watching with Interest the life and death of
Mr. Alines :We generally get four or 6 preemit. • bun and • g ••• of wine Pe too asuavereery. It was to
poor piegy, and he might say the animals were ..,
deapatehad
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possible ...we ae they could
use he reason why more were not present eve% because acwidatso, wt i tee taws of tee will. Toe, bed •Al
did not know they were required. WOrits of lotus.
Ignacio* 0 ileac., without eactsPelou. IMO the wonder Tee insenCron • How assay buns do you got for aAI I
• lintrierroa : I sent them • notice, ant they / • . k
of the age, and the moot startling city In the world. ought to be here. Kr. AaDah : lot, now.
Or very Interesting feature was the Putman City, The beard-roe • Gentlemen', are you setistiel I (No,
Mr. Anal: They thought two of the trader an I no) •
with • PoPtliation of 1.000 People all "Weed by the the clerk would be sufficient. Kr. Mono.: Are they obliged to sive this wine and
Paths° C6' f3m°o6lli* The 0 'thP6°7 Praaidad Mr. WALLIS :I am dead • good many in the town base I
dwellings of • very superior description or all their
don't like this scrutiny by you. (Laughter.) The Ineracree :Ifitis in the will.
artisans, at a much lower rate than they could possibly The Issirsceoe :Go all the trod.. attend the meet. Kr. [surge: 1 kaow fa a feet trust • bottle of wine
get In Micro. They hal built them • theatre, and logo? has bees t oten oat for t. trustees. (Lisuibter.)
there Wie • library which astonished him, for noToe Insrecthe : Ido not leery authority for this ea.
Mr. ARDIS : Hr. Robinson does not virtually, he is
gentlemen's library in England could be more heated- too old. painters. lif it is la the will the wasters ism hosed by
fol. In this Pulmen Oity there woe not one public:hour ,„_ T 00000.,,, ~ ,o, „
_,„ „, ,„. trust to continue it, but if it Is only a ergo the denser
-(epp`auw)-and it WY • place where every possible o_s"tesitt;eds`tr''''a : '-'4B* you *"`"" he worn.' "" " it is done swag with the bet at, He time weal thrsiallit
the accounts with reedit to the &pp:satiates, trout which
comfort and ventral prosperity were to be found. ''',,, ~,
Mr. x Ithlleil : W Mid you not like to or the minute it appeared toot Ur income *mount 4to Aliti 2, Si. In
(Applause.) Chicago was • wonderful place; he
book to re wh e the attendances have been? g -lag terouth the list of expenses one item warn" Robert-
remembers,' it twenty yeses ago, with • population
A Mr. tirlDos thought they should have them for the son, for • suit ot clothes, Al 10*."
under 100,000, rod he was very much startled to lino
lent 10 year.. leo Timer salted woetier Mt Robertson being •
it bad Aeon to 650,000. and when they considered that trustees ought t ) supply the clothing.
Poe larereoros direeted Mr. Arden t o commence at
the city was destroyed about 10 years WO by fire, they January, 1881). Th. IsSeECTOR: Nt. blAily incorrect. If be were in
would agree it was most enrprisiog. It was now • city OOr- .. . . ... . .. .
year woe
on
Mr. . MIMI Rua the mutt nets to toss the School B oat he could be lined £lO3.
he might almost say of marble palaces. They left A , ..5.... sieo or we on an tent. r repairs.
to
Much 19th, when there were present :-Mesers. tg..I."IIUDGe edged when any repairs were made were
Cith'2' on the afternoon of Satu'd6Y` and war, .... Ayling War dead), Haggett (elope dead). Barley,
they ad...ea...11
pees • quiet Sunday at the lake of Minnetonka, • place
Robe/teen. Rohess, and Eliot. The next meeting was lih. haDeN: When they are Orr repairs they are.
be had never heard of in his life. He thought he Wee
bold on the 21st of April, when Marrs. Tat tot, Walt now ,nro. to the wltls I taw .1 of OD to in the
going into a wilderness, en th.t when the train steppe,'
Roben•, Rotted, Eliot, attl Hobo tmn were present. Savours' B .nk Mr. Alto= ...Id it war ued for carrying
Lot he beheld a most beautiful debt, he could not tell out soros or sit a( , w wk. on .11, Oisniegt n estate.
At the n ,xt meeting, on the 6th of May, Messrs.
them how surprised he was. They stopped at an hotel The l• Sett-TOR : That s • 11, tie tempt ler.
Ailing, Eliot, Roberteon, Talbot, Robene, and R sacred
"2 feet l`m° and 400 feel deep' a" arwaa • 'Mit Were g, Meat. At • meeting on the 28th of J Kr. 6 .owe said he knew that applications had been
delightful Sunday. Minuet ha was 300 miles from Messrs. In aaa made for epee. ticier boys, ead the eases r had been that
Robertson, Roberts, Ayllog, and Talbot were thorn w,. no ..,..y.
Chloag ), but Ameri-aus thick nothing of travelliog,
preemie Mr. Anne.: Teat money could not be spent in
and this place was already • great attraction. On The INSPECTOR: Did Mr. Devoldsh or Mr. Symonds aro woo ng , oys ;it was a roads, fund for repairs
Mood y Mornieg, at about eight o'clock. they left for attend env of thew 1 The InereCTog : What i. the •ystem with regard to the
St. Paul, and he warn struck by the marvellous Me ARDEN : N', neither of them. Ti.. next moth' appro t eine 1 You dors t p.y • pr. tniuno. The boy pets
deve'opment of thin place, with a population of 100.000 ess the litp of July, when Heiler& Arline Eli it, Rotten, his ineen• urea • slit of Oohs, an I .Al, if be is a good
p 0111 e, and the city of Minneapolis adj .ining it with Robertson. and Tato t were resent. On the 15th of Jaly boy, and t ois prevent be g, te once • year. Is thins good
smother 100,000, almost within speaking distance of six were loosen'; on the Ida of Sept. woven trustees aye sra or a had or I
each other. The people at theen towns fully present Me. Blow,: As .. no Odor of fact, more than One boy
realised the import twos of the undercakine, in they Ti. lesrgeroe : Was 11r. tiymoate prewnt I did no- rec 'iv. the £1 10, for cV h., nor the Al • year.
Mr. Avner : No. That finishes 1980 ege. Rose s lens 1 this emphatically.
knew it was the opening up et • thoroughfare from The Iverecroe : That makes seven rowtings in MO. Ti.. Issoccres :It this • laC I
one end of the world t , the other, therefore Kopf Mr. PADEN contineed reading the list, by which It Mr Lange said be
marked their donee of It in giving them • most hearty avowed that in 1881 there ere three meetings ;us hot go • a 'slab wad ir fr do his in 'stir, had ran away.
welcome. They were joined hers by the President of dft.. six meeting.; and in 18E1, ten meetings, at nine of or hid not app-sod at the swami met t no.
the United Stater and immense processions were which Kr. Robertson .... resent. Kr. Timis : Lot. the pub Wis.( of these aOrthinti I
arranged. It was an immense pageant with miles upon The Intim' :It is usual to cossider three form • The ISAPiCTOR :Me iabroitn • curs, of them to lb.
miles of processions. All. ngth they were obliged to tit"'"un I Cwooty C dousing on r', oil tbus complies with the law.
Mr. knows : Yee If any person wants t • we these aotoonts he can doss by
leave, and President Arthur wait. join them later in The IsersCrott ; Tort will consider ten meetings In the eppir''ng r.• the teusteee or th. ir clink.
the day. They then sdjocorned to swept the hospitality course of the rear 18E1 as • orettr fair share of work I "iliMOD011: Well t 0 oit, I soh to re them the other
of the People of Minoesoollo Tbe7 were taken to • We WaU.IS : Tilers was • special room fur heving so dew at Mr. Arden's, and lois ears charred me ti.
place celled the Lyndale Hotel, about two miles out, mane nortore. They were considering the purchase of Mr. BRAWN: 17 apprenticeship 'initial in 1883; I don't
where • grand &jammer was liven to the honour of thic (le or Inn. hen- of th-ir b ring filled.
Mr. Villard and hie picots, on the occasion of the Kr. ARDEN : That is .0 The lesescrea :By the terms of the will only three
opening of the railway. It was a repeat that would
doTthe INIPICTOR : Well, I think they have done their sh slid lo ever .Inec d.
ha," 4..sse well', to L.....d...1 ...i. Pail., the arrows- _E. Mr. Sneers : may say that it is owing to these accounts
• ee for the. ar caroller was In regret an the pro'
mints belng most lavish. For instates the steno was ' not be. int pot:dished tiler erroseoue op sloes are formed.
rty ler tn. Peodone He beligeal it consist.' of • The I rewirree :It is open to everyone to apply to the
prints 1 on watered 'llk, and other things were in grm at Orpington. consisting of 03 acres, 38 percher trod..., and if you don't set what you nqatre from them
keeping. They left this place for Minnetonka, where witb • dairy house and buildings. ant it was is; to Kr. &ore re the C laity Commtwioners.
they hal to secept the bospitelity of the people of St. Fr-detect Hawking for seven veva, from the 11th of Oct.. Ur. &Lowe : I know cerwin roe Mous have been asked
Pant, President Arthur and • large number of 1880. a. in annual rent of £7O. the trustee. by • cdtein body, ant tneir answer has been
notabilitiee being present. They were under orders The ItmesCrot :I%is • very low rent. virtually, " 51.n.1 you. own busies u."
to leave Minnetonka at midnight, and It wee bore The MOTOR: I hies &greet deal to do with property in The lemocroa : Well then, you should apply to the
that they c ornmenoed their journey. The train was Ord neighbourhood. and think it • very good price. Charity Cu otnissioners.
Mr. CUILTIS : I think it a very low lent The ImsrECTOR sail he should think it very desirable
mate no into four sections, each oontaining ten The Inescron : Tbe lease will expire on the 11th of that one body of trustees oho id have charge of the who:e
Palmist res, each car 100 feet Imo, and weighing 24 Oct, 1887. Do you consider it let at • lair price, Kr. of the town Wise it droirale to co otinue the exist no
tons. The first section wee occupierl by Mr. Wird erten t truetees I One or two of them Ilve.l out of the town, awl
and the German section, with Mr. West. Ho (Mr. Mr. Lapin: I may soy Kr. Hawkins In putting money wool,' be very glad to be relieved. He should raceporad
II tweeds) was in the next train, being very highly into the lent, and we rely gets anything out of it. that a new scheme be motored to roomodel the ineteir,
favoured, one of the small room' at the end of the car Si'. CURTIS :It is let on an Improving 16.00. I suppose. Part of the income wee &doted as pensions for old seasnen.
L_Tee.l.eserge-roft : What condition are the houses and and test sr tied to work well. As to apprenticing boys,
being devote I to him. He mentioned nos amusing
Incident. Just as they were getting ready to start, ""'idi in I did that work well I
Mr. AILDIVI Pall the house was very old. Mr. ARDIS : Trs
the electric lioht at the st Akin wept out, and there Kr. WALLIS silted whether the guardians of the Th., Imergeroz : and yea think it Is an advaltageoas
they were between 12 end one o °Vac in the dark property ought not to see that it did not get in • .., of ...mooring the charities.
hunting about for their luggage, and not knowing Mire tato, at•te,
which soc Con they had to go to. At last however, The Imergeroe : Did they state it was dilipidated I
fKotrri .noloAttoboin,eorig
...co: Ws think thib.,
sonek.nemthes,iii,ivia.glinian.p.ytoorrarth...ormeist.....av:itlry.idtprohlogoutyrtieilhent
to
thine.
be
they got off, each section darting half an hour in Kr. Wawa : They said it was old tes.d • ramshackle Tr IllertCTOß : You don't think it would be better to
advance of the other. They were extremely comfort- Ore If it was like the George. it was not fit for • dog apply mom, n' your fouls for establishing exhibitions or
able in the Wan, iderythieg being done for their to live In. eels darrb.pe in your elementirr s boot&
...T4hewl.essocron asked the Ksyor what be thought of Rs Mr. FallaltAle erel his firm had had malty of the
pleasure sod cenvenienoe. He Mel hardly mentioned
there ore no less than 286 stations on the The laTelt replied that the buildings were not in good apprentices of the Woo Charity, Perhaps 11 or more, and
titer had found it work very well indeed The indreasent
railway, its length being 2,200 mite, almost the whole condition, bat in &reasonable state of repair, considering of the Al • yeas, to he obtained by • good character, was
distance being under cultivation, se far as they their age. very much to the advent tee of the master, as it was an
could juip. The angle* attached to their The Inersoron : You roe aware that if it to thought intuc omen% for the boy to Ivor r well, and there ore he
motion broke down, and they halt' rowan about an desirable, the trostees, with the clement of the did not think it scald be done hotter thee It wee now.
hour in the prairie. Whilst waiting, he upootOonei oOes'i•sirmereo_°•ll eeil thisPr4"llT' if it W beneficial W The .11 it re greet check on their behaviour.
Us. charity vas there an dteendtion 1 es 1 i
they saw several warrior occupied by a Presbyterian ~, Th. Insesoroa :Do masters prefer boys under this
tre ARDEN : No. it is • very good investatent. Ilse s. . .
minister and potty Of ladle., who came from • place
nest, and be enters I into conversation with them. He tont is regolsrly
_pal, we beee • good tenant, and he cell:Yen' . ~ yes
tends the land well.
was interested to notice that even in this out of the Th. Iseyggpgg sad, agyegarda ai,a, proporty for binding
twilw.ir
.Ite,:l.l.7ohosa.ihd.heeldwriteldto"sePilth.antenedanuthtmst:'b.;.edbF:deuitom°3oe.",:t.;°.:n
way 0.60 e the ladies wore hate, feathers, end drawee, out eprimstices, it consisted of the George lan, and was
ee Me Konen: Don't you think the number of apprentice.
fit to weer in Regent-street, a fact which sward him lot to Krim Dernith and Co at 482 per annum' W- eh -old lhe limited to 50, and the renottinder of the money
immensely. (Luirhter.) Mr. Rewards then pro. 1i• D ••• Web one of the trustees I spelled .0 come technic I edwation !
owlet' to mention in detail each shake they pseud hr. Aloe.: Yee. ....tet The INSPICTOR :la very god suggestion.
on the line of route. Many of these towns 18 months -The. INSPgCM, I: It livery __,lnegalasr WI a inlet" " Sir. PaRSONS thoUglat it would be mach SRNs advisable
the tenant o • charity. (avvieuro
ago did not exist, whetter now they were I oNaly my. Lange: He Is not new a whom a the gr. to leave the dramas of areticing the boys la the preset
populated, with corporations, sod he wee pleased to
say magelficent schools. (Apple-re.) Fargo and fy,ThaneylNSrunr"taa ak;hTilaayatand'yelluntsayotiamaainetarpronn, It Is idr"ita"whink ebbald.
sticse(rn."'-thri, hteewarn.). t Wee
C'he
of
the
bast waritta4
The Kona: Have you many applicants for binding
Valley City and Bismarek were the first station. halted bet', tooter t 1
at, en.l at the letter town the porty attended the are- Ho Timms said that though be might not be an setae
=Wetting. : Yr.
mnny of the opening of the capital. At this stage there manor, of the arm now, he naturelly would take an
The lesexcema: I undentand this charity la much
Warn • flee view of the brklge over the teleenure towards Interest in it.
a said he found It was Ist at eit annual thotht *ft.' I
e the dander et
the oondruction of which. Mr. Feller& remarked, I Mr. Aspic: Yes.
rental 0705 'rout Januery, las, which. together with •
300 t°°. of Portia" camel" warn alitiaadi Awe" store let at £lB lb., mode a gross income of AR Its. Tee ißoesesscro. n
atss I: Amadrit
wworkswewettalkt
Ye.-
lb. other stations were Gladstone, Billings, Dicken. Kr. Lapse • Yes.
wiirwerawww, end
‘fa.thwerkl.artswehh.lletthr.en,
tbeh.fre3o,.o.thhericheinippisleoflonvien.: ermi Grapettfre. Litiegeteue. 8.., Gem...
ute.tThalitOwelletialdtattoiagdoapi doubt htehawtalaba.wjr,d.frowm...e. egetaiinge•
grip Top, and Helena. Ag an instance of the growth to sell thin property to tbe euion, consisting of the
of these placer he =sett •ned that at Billings twelve 0 'rem Inn end &Marred prop-rty. it bsitse ewe itaD 'slant
months ago there was not a finished building in the that it should bo acqulr•d for the tr sin of t • harbour. that would greatly benefit the boys.
place, now there was a popnbotiou of 2000, with But there was an °hart...) the way-the reads* of the
hotels aa4 two churches. At Grey-oliffe there was a lease was held by Messrs. Donnish ant Co., and he we. Sir, Aloe.: The trove.* 1140 Ito give the money to
the Drente hut tear ciiecon•inneel it r they
Isere gathering of 1,500 Indians. who treate4 them to Cr,
to f endeneseth r euehreeeateew weroeuirititishereebtowr titeoemthbirt the fathers need to take it and epeot it on themselves.
• most extraordinary enterteinment, viz., a war dance. h. ''''.'e aent'te:o ;Air 4pers,."we,.. 0, 0„i0i00 004,,,..r The lI.SPiCTOO raid the nat eh ori,r they hod to
At Livingstone In Deoemher last the population was pahllohou e should not be hislit there, hut !het etores •••'''r" int^ "'" that of Lwll Br •en and i.theri. It
50, lad month it MIA 2 600. Having further alluded ought to he built there in•tvl. A publiehouse with its app.erse that the gam o' fle, 'weir was to be paid for
to voodoos matters of interest, Mr. Potwar& gave a pint pots would he • temptatien to tes plop's, end !sang. the reed,. of Meloombe Rer $ Coned), width* remainder
short account of the return journey. At the ame he Inc • rill does round then-ohs of theeberity. H. should of
erhoosift fog tit, poor:of_the.
epeorisb. il aPPlered that
warmly thanked the &tonere for their ettertionco like the Intert^r to lI'S the Wordy whilst In w.1. ‘ra„..k..44.1tr the poor pail `int.°. slarr .w.rer,,ien, • and lb.
(We mart not omit to mention theliCtlir. WWI ilia.. mouth. (Ape ave.) on PK riel4 by
th• Corpo•ation I
trateol by one of Wyklo. large map., besides tiaoranos The Imergcroe add he looked at the property on the Sir. ARDIM : They are.
end views by the London Stereoscopic Company, pr inine• ring. seri it struck him that the premisee would
chtherietloiste"heeC"hve been Let LeesneeerbyththeeeCorpother Peteiratioehen. el
the
nif
t.thts, Al I. paid to the
under the direction of Mr. Warren.) h, sosahle for such a purpose as the erection of a store.
Wh st did he In t.t es 'ay!
The rem-e lings closed with • hearty vote of thanks Thu MAYOR mid tbs.. wee sto
Me ARDEN :,,LTlse trout*. a ere very wiling to canny enoeiro aor,,,t ,y,
VI the hon. memher, that w es, bat. sway truant me their way 61•01. efl 'stone The ini,,,ecrue: I west •,.., know
an equal rent.
eitThMerere.hWi.g.ptecTogtortgisastiiiitrwithles... The TairitCrOß : W iti'd von get more mai by g[api[pg
the new hoOding for the purposes of at wee or as an inn I
which ~,,i q h. likely to prattles the moat rentl of the tweed to the goer tinder thie ch•rity, he con-
k, AROSE -We find thet ee cannot possiMy get the ehime,.edr.
T;atztue ...Tilt dweaseriLieetnapel,etrscreplirib.ilta.
practice.
bread"! IWNeroucc"'d ithneetot elwelteretterwro mob,shWAl"e'lottFthfre altsiavriiro
rent if we bald et den and therefore It would be • loss
to the noor people.
hy...rcehin:tensiigz.:coinanct,.thobe.vederovidetntitl.tPottraelo7b.P.auttinwg.ingra.C‘twilyl
1111 INIPICTOR : fe there • demand for storm then I
Sew •r 4 VOIC.I • Certainly not.
Ile THOMAS th.nrht tl6 're was, and astai if tbe
trustees hello a publichrstee, could they get as moots Mr. WALLIS 'bought it would bec nee
rent as they wore gett use. now I
. IntelywlttteDol.....Andetinsol:
,Would itthn:ottbe...4""rlafge.od.
sal:pl.:7i application
The ypergoroe : West dot)'. trustee expect to get t
Me. A•ogn : About DO mica',
The Kroft : I el i not hesitate to say, that Irvine to ,d, ~,,„ „„ „„., „,,,,,,,t„,
The Used-roe: I think Viet is ivory ,a„,,bh„ „„..„...
r.s.r4 to the eircouns'ences of the tows, let the Ravages
do their butt : tee must expset • redaction In the rent.
The Corner . tl on w olio II to hay this property for the purpose
of the Quay, and try were going to 047 • tor Prier 000pe.le„te so Many
and the so ver it is done Pm better. lum see with The Inerecree : Another thing hag
regard to the *torah that they i ore good @abet stand it be dere o.ls to gn t davit. ion ri .'rook me' Would
stores on the Qoay which purr should not get an offer theee peopie in the ehesh tea WI the condition of
pat It in tiny coal club, so d'usto"'enoor foo
croti'oedroalle.l:hpir..ya.TatorteleweZet ft
Mr Timed : Above the beide. you mean I
0711„,
I.: a.. 1
cW,:teeh,uas..l7:iraft.ntd,,wisso.u.l.dn
ohßeri.vtiri.naothSiCOTTne is'esilidatit's7 tot Irelned.thei4HittriotebUbe4rrOof Itur
The Keeton : No ; opoosite the Castors House, they
cost theocrats of poem 0.
ti..R.hiel.n.. ithtioi.A,..:EN.zo.4.hLar.:Dringas:lll3od.hrrer wintsgmewnoatidorlayaeorommiththinoczooelutobl
Kr. TROlllal : Are there any store' this aide of the
bri ice onlet at present I
Kr. Ortilltit : Yes, near Kr. tontines.
Me Horn asked if these private houses were built
on the premier, would they not yield more than at
present I
The MAYOR: Whatever is boilt. they must expect • they were church or dissent
rwlnotion of rent.
motor and creatol 13th- Mite --ry.
The INSPECTOR: Andy its arp-or. eg giving tbi
Mr. Blown: dr you build steno, the outlay will not be to toe coo and et uerag etnb I a money
so grear, and coo wi'l get • better return for your money. Rey. R. A. F.eotioto : Yee
The inergcroa : Bit will they let I •
111 r. Teioues : No doubt, The insracroa said they would Ir aye that matte
end Rebecca IL 'erode
The INSPECTOR (ro the Hover): Yon think If this plan coon with the next charity. Ilan an for El e.r 1., I matter and
ewbhal,lten.ntrheyoegtolebtouitdgetththeres say:: rcenantalnott ,
The Moms: I am not opbohling the bulletin( of • I 1716,which rave •cerain close of lend in Weymouth tothe
..
MeathelibielliTt4earporao."l.4C:cwoLgan'throl.:.oo,°nAithiporsessieuotidiHod..ifnotiTse.h,heßainal..t.,AttlaMtliteasommap pump.,,..,
7:::. .
:::::
rib, chatireriheod,thowet
Dinar, to get the tame rod el pay the oat proloce of the nom et, to four poor ern '
The Inergenne :WbAr nt An you exert to get. Nellie in Weylllollitt. In 1811 / sic &1,,55t.,,,, ....,..,"18"
Kr. A.ILDZI '0 tr Survey or sagest. 1130 for the publics four tenants, two rooms each, were built by direction----n'ael
house. stet Lee for the c el et de
The ItmenCrott : Has he sivieed the adoption of this occupied by four old women who locreed the ts of the
retort I remaining portion of the property. The charity --
Me. Loom t Yes.
, ael: ell;NA:PICTOgn111117D lestit: irser:osr bautlmsidtha"“le mile:din:the
The TIMMICTOR : Ant the trustee. rower I
Me. knows: Yes. W. have adopt el too roped, and
we are only wait ng to est • to lent at 13/0 Is adopt bodiless.
l'
WofßiTbLl::vid.h.r:kon.wfakit,cird'arnaLma:B4RlA:thie" sidy:42...rivdmodaWtheneddtwh.
thheeepthmei..er....C°lrt_taf...._dwis:::r.........,...:at.db"ile
the den. (loogister.) Th. tr trees will do nothing until
htt:eOe:
vgtrtroaegcrol",..::lnst;: I,n,n.:ile,rhotocca,repryw.ntaito.thals.dolayn.,. You 1 cro, feapacroa: I shell acquaint
, th
have to I onerow how such I to dre tho a 4 ministration
Me. kaolin : £5OO.
The froireClote : How soon d.o you intend t i pay it col I
:InThiMere"is‘"another view. The magistiletes Toe Ingracroa asked what they did with the money I
to .£l6ll. 81
mi,Kr.. Anwneen...:
aro sot booid le rims w the Ikons*. TM Town Oziaz roolisd they repelled she - -

It is with dem rearet we lased to attao,looll the oodles
death of two of our Inuit enertetlit fellovr.townsnam—
Dr. Drew, I Devonsoire.buil ins,. and Mr. George
Androwe—the former .1 00 ear y h in blonds, =ea'
ing. the ;atter late on Monday nitht. Dr. Drew, who w
about tho town transacting his Weiner on 8 otiardey,
rekred to bed In his aims% Fiat. of health on (tondo
night. About hall-past eleven he was talfrik ,at au
attack of heart diatom : Dr. Chili wai promptly lent
-or, but. CA lough everything pondide was done, hit died
.pout four a.m. on Monday morning Many were the
expresCons of regret in the town when the sal noire
became known, and groat otoinmirtoratton was expremed
for Lit bereaved family. The flcis were down on 1,1
pa ilia buildings, meaner., and shipping • • im/firnast
J oeph Drew. Lt D., MA., wai norn in Weymouth in
1811, and was y• ars of age at toe time of hie death.
One of the grratmt works he hoe been mimed in during
his Mit has been the formation, with tilie at. Coptain
C *ens, of the well-kno an Weymouth. Bournemouth,
manage, and Torquay Steam Packet Company (C eatta
and Co., L.mitod), and his success Is known to CI our
r.ader 10 Municipal nattiows Dr. Drow also shared am-
alderably, hieing leen in lb. C and 0 and on nearly a
quarter rot a century, he first entering the C Chem.
b in 1854. and relkned through failing health in Novem-
ber lick Ao a Magistrate, he cis owed for being one of
the beet and most conscientious men on the B. nob, and
here ho will hi greatly massed, as he was over coo-
stint in his •tiendanc and wee &entrain' his
dot ea at the Polio -.malt only • week ago. H., was
appointed • romiscr at, on the 30th of April. 1848. As a
literary man Dr. Dso was w known. He ha. wri t
a number of b *iks, mostly ale ecient-fic nature; and as •
n0v.114 hi. " P Amsted Cap' is evir • favourite with
Waymouthians. 11, was a F ihow of nearly all the
scientific sof+ ties in Isla lon. Dr. Drew was lassoue in
Ibis pert of England ae • lidt. r•r of great ability—an.
doubtedly his ar,atest work ri log "Oar Hoak, in the
S-ars " which w II he chninCerel &tit pleanir • by many
of our r odors. Ha was tie I 'midair of or cootemporary
the Soul/wronger,. H 4 oat also the pcole moo, rin the
projocted Street Tramway, for Wuyin .oth„ and WY
ached? engaged in f rng this object up to the time
of ble death Hi was situ • great lower of art, and was
locemsead of a ray valuable collection of pictures and
chin The Inn, r ills expected to bake piece on Saturday.
Mr. Gore-. Audi,. it'd ...in WM .1,0 of . painfully su idea
natur . He wai *t his ofli,e, on Saturday. On Sunday
he woo eeis d with an attar/ of eoympolta in toe bead,
ant D Childs and D. S Lupe in were in attandanco, but
he di-ni shout / ahoy on. Following to Cloud, up as
the news of Dr. Dm e'e deato. Vole latter event (loused
q.t.", • •bo-li It too towo, 5. wuch was Mr. Anchors
eatiemod by those who ta id ban broight ia c intact w to
him. Mr, I] csige Andre es wee tse irnior nuttier in tOO
well knit.% &In of Andre es. Beret and Andrews,
solic,t are 01 t'l.twn. Her intmeme I practice in 1840 in
Lagoon-ship with His lit' Me. Jrqbq 11.uust.. H. ws.
eietrar of tie Cm-ai C Mrs for W•j mouth, an
Ltli:s which be had tilled with crest ability for meal
years, he wag ale, el rk to ih Malrombe Regis Burled
B iar .to the P.irt'• .al Frey Bridge Comtniwioner . He
wail it rough Treasurer, several other local
app do tmi.nti. Ile was a mernb.r of the Inc irporated
Low 8 misty, and ricrooresidont of the Dorchester Low
Oociety Is ase,t be In the recollwrti is Of Mane Of vlllO
readers th.t it Ma throttat lain a ...tattoos labours that •
better supply of water wai scoured for Melroub• Roes;
and afterward, extended to the Wermitith site of the
horbour The di-ceased gent'eman was di years of sp.
The Mayor, all tiding to the inul.neholy I act at th• Pitt?
Session* on tuella!, mid on behalf of hinted"( and his
tocrher inazistrat is, ha wished to retie tit the stet and
heavy Inee Warm ',Ali hat suetained by the death of one of
toe moil useful and active in halal. ote,, Dr. Drew. As
body knew, he would be :Cued f the wive nett
he took in all public m Atom sal tte inegetic way in
which he three Miami it. various :nog. for the good
of the town. No enloey of his (the Minor.) could add to
the ionic ct which had been felt fr him, or express the
ims which the borough so thoroughly chirorsd. His death
was very sudden hailed, sad he thought Dr. Draw did
sot soot.ntsitt. to epaedy a removal from their midst,
nor did they expel he would be so mos lost to them. He
we. also very sorry to bear of the death of Mr. Andrewa,
who bad taken lot, root in nearly thing in the town,
sond both lose-s were such as it would not be easy to fill.
It would take • long tune I. 011 up Lila gaps which had
been made.

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and handed the sum of 15e. a goatee to each of the holy temple." In ti+to wares of his sermon, the rev.
trader. gentleman 'hate I that he had for many year. been
The inargana asked whether It would not be better to ovpoetid to mizi of the changes which had latterly
into ohnroh music. hot be now
transfer the cherity to th • tru-tees of the Chit, itablis bow intro—
Peoria Ito as to wove exPillissl
This was to insidered advi alibis. thoronghly
_epp-osed ol them. in the awns .„„ tha
The lESTOR geld with regard to the mode of 'electing the Rev. Dr. Mout., lately a.chapi in In India, pree.eht4
soplicants to these Almshouses, they cane before the from Psalms igen.. fir—' Let tlhe people p-alseThee,
Ofseyoyerice, and se • role the most worthy was am ptv I. 0 Gori ; yea, let all the people toraiee The-." Re
The Isirerron next presided with John Csreeeirs spoke eloquently of prole* in It' .n "y and varied
Charity. Re gave by will a eines of land I. told of the arnmette, and soil the finest anthem which we could
di...eating IlliOlow of Iffeloombe Regis Martha Thorne
gave • sum of Alta the interest to be palate She minister offer to God was the anthem of a holy life. He
heartily oongratol sled the Rector and the congregation
of the mooed r .formed congregetios, This tel been
inorramd to ANL Soma Karigerich gore MM. the upon the poeseesirpo of such an instrnment as the
intrwint to be paid to the minkier ..f the Poptyteri one. now organ. He exhorted them to lore their church
lars Clare also •••• • sum of AM, the interest to be Pail and Ite terries.. and to d.i what they could to Mike
to the rolaist,r of the P ~,,, feria's, and Mr. Wedmore, lin twahin cf Gaa m tee reel. mire bent,. and more
of R Wino..., in 1876, left MOO in trust to discharge the ravareat. la ot„hitioit, h. ~,,..siad t,., all present to
debt on Gloriosa{ •r-steest Chopel. make good the deficit which pill remained. At the
cKr. Matta said be undereto d there were settee acres •e uccto pc..aohca to a hall c
„nr,
of lend there evening service tn
Kt. DAMON said there never were two metres. Mr. ration titling as his text the Lord'. Prayer, and more
Roltit It ulessured it moms 19 years ego, and found it to sepechilly the sentence "Thy kinedom come." In the
be li sot a worm of his eermon, he thaoked the choir for the
The nrsyswiroe ...Id the two antes wen according to • very efficient manner in which they performed the
measure taken in 1791. service, and said he mnet give honour to whim
Kr. Damon said it we. Kill lineable away. honour was doe, and to that bone- their oetraniet wad
Toe INSIMMOR said toe thought the rent of Ale was paid mod dereervecily entitled. The musical portion of the
regularly or it., but the trusts, s mutt not allow the lend
to waste ewe?.
Kr. DANON said the trustees wooled to invest the money service included Sir John 0 ..'s
,anthem ." 0 teat. end
see how molone the Lori la." After the evening
in mom thou more pr ifitebly than it was now. They service, Mr. Nneworthy gave • recitel, constellation of
wanted t , invest in freehold lend. eolecrtione from various mee'ers of eacred mueic. The
The leurscroa said tie Corand.siosert were somewhat f 'hewing is • bird description •f the or tan :—lwell i
averse I' ellooing dimity money lobs invested in house Vox celeste, samba, p-Incipal. Lsiblich wines.
"iteenlirspitcron then went on to Jonathan Tailor's cernopsan, mixture. hiutboy. Gr•et : OPMI diapason,
Chsrity. By min. detivi 54th August, 17511. gave Z/0 to dniciasa. Rohr Sete. Rote harm hinue, principal,
She Mayor., aldermen. ministers and corporation. for the fifteenth, Cremona. Pedal B 'union : Pedals to great,
intsreat t. be applied to the maintet aloe of two p ,or pedals to swell wirer t . tc. eat. enh- aotave swell. Two
b iye et school I. be instruere lis the art of nadeetton. c impoeitlon pedal.; Another implvtent Imp, v. ment
This suns we, invested in Government Stock, hot had which ha. jwit been eff•reed in the church °owlets in
risen to ‘2115 34 SI., which was otanding in the some a the fitting 410 t woelight chahtelbors, fine on eat+ aide
Kr. George Anirews,_deceased. Dividends were received of the central aisle, and the church was lighted -with
hi kin and paid to Kr. Henry Gibbs, seater of Trinity
School. gee for the first tim a at the evening soryke on Bone
Ti. Karon thought It was tints this should be re- day. This work has been carried out by Mea•r..
modeled. Fi'one an I Pearce, of Weymonth, at a ore t of shoot
TIM Insracros said oohr the same will there was • £25.
111. wheat ot loaf to he riven to 50 pOOO people who es re
nor is rec4pt of pa ochial relief.
The Rev J. D. ADDISON sold he had been rector of Holy
Trinity MI years, and hod never heard cot it
Kr. Wattle thought wito regard to the atm of money
for Davit too, they should employ DOM. old mariner to
teach bovs
Toe Simms, in answer to the Inspector, said the
rohoolniseter taught navigation in general -o the boys of
the school, and can paid the Intelsat. £61.3'. dd.
Kr. Munn, said it was told him by • boy only six
weeks ago that Kr. Gibbs never tonight navigation until
there was this stir.
The Istsreccron milked if Kr. Gibbs wee competent to
wok narisauou.
Rev. .1. AnDllon •. Perfestly.
Kr. KUDOS NM In favour of establiahlng a clam per.
tartly distinct from the mhool.
The INIPIMOS ashe 1 erliet'oer they could not establish
SD axhlbtion In the school cit. this oto ley.
TO 11. v. J. Amnion sall los should like that cough.
Toe Maas heartily eedorsed that. lie thought that
would he • very god sip mature of the money
Mr. Csaums was in favour of esteblishing • school for
navigation
The Issegcroa salmi Moo if he thought £6 • foss would
'stabil. a echo 41
Kr. Cnsatha : Yes.
The Isarscroa then went on to Bernard Mitchell's
Coarity. Be- marl II Worn, by will dived nod of iliarcb.
1616, goo to the 9 tor 33s a yearly. 10 bushels of 0 eats
for the poor of Weymouth and Write, and six halitosis for
the par of Keloombe Regis. S.veral charge. were made
on the King's fira I lac. then beloaging to fitr Frederic
Jotonat.ne. Woo are the Weeniest
Kr. KUDOS: There are none.
The limincros: Isn't the MOM gad!
Kr. Kooos : No.
The Toms CLitut then read the same report which he
Made to the T....ea Council in September last, together
with the letter he received from Sir Frederic) Johastone's
solicitor.
The Iraricros : fila nothing is paid in respect to this

WIWRORWII.
DZIATEIT Or Lerman DILLY In. —On Tnewley
last the mid-day delivery was delayed nearly two
hour ; we beer the sense of del., w ca railway acci-
dent on the L. & S.W. Railway at Wier ble4on.
ST Joits'a Born tor Flors.—The lima, fortnightly
meetirg of thi" Band of Rope wee held in the
Miesion-room at St. Jotteo, and onecte I with singing
"Let Us with • Gladrome, krt" Sin:More having
been read and prayer offered. "Firm and United We
Gaily Meech Along" sons, end foil ...d wilt a
reading, " This, Little Bit of Blue " by Edwin Step.
past ; W. Monday then rave a recitation ; after
which "Now to Reeves Our Prevers Amending "
wi. inns. and then Mr. Fillmore • Yoke a few wor is ;
"Shell We Gather, Its," was next stint, followed with
the Dosoloe sod Benediction.
Maims' Rerronarrog.—We are to hear that
the Min.ter Restoration Fend has received metirial
and weloome help of late. The local tr .upe
of
minstrels gave a port of the proceeds of their runcenv •
fat entertainment, particulars of which appeared in
Our hat week'. I nu& The proceeds of an wimirehie
'wore no "Wit and Ramon.," &livened bY Mr.
Serjeant Tindal Atkinson, on November 25th. In the
Porn Exchange, was elan given toeravie the name
object. There is now some £35 remaining unpaid. it
it, hoped by the and of 1883 this will be entirely
cleared. It is fully expected the next work will he
the restoration of the north transept, money being
already subscribed for thin poronee, and, in addition
to this. we bear the Treatment Rest 'ration Fund It•• •
legacy from the late Rev. J. Oamphell, of Farm. The
left earthly briefness wiis to dictete the codicil to hie
will, be which him trustees in Borland were to have
the power to expend £lOO on the Minster altosether,
inelnding £l5 eirewiy promised to the Trews, t rood.
Naflolti SOROOLS' ntOOMS tin Ex AMY *Trott.
Theme schools .ve recently been inverted be the
ROY G. R. Billinirtnn. the Diocesan Insp ctor for 'he
Rural Deanery. and waa one of the most aneriewf,3
examinations it ha. been nor pleasure to record. We
here give the Examiner's reports, which our reader.
will notice is very fav •nr able. flirts' School.
Mistress, Mica White :—" There were very few of
them girls who did not appear well p-eparei in the
auhjecte of the examination, their answers were n.ady
and very generally made. No part a peened to •,,eo
been nevlecte I. I wee conch tole iced with the 'Amount
and character of the repetitions offered and
rendered."—Boys' School, Master, Mr. Lawmen :
"I tin not remember any year in which these b. 4.
exhibitnzl more acquaintance with the Scrintnre
histories. The ...vane...lit through which the low-et
division offered no Scripture rep. tition Is to he
regretted, the m .re m,, em the others hal prepered a
very fair amount and said it welL To. oiler and
conduct of thee, boys is remarked, cod.
Infant"' School. MMtrese, Mi. dra :—"The poen
tembers deserve great credit for the wee in whit 'hey
have maintained the ettenti on and educatim of these
little nose. They know much Scrinture hi.t ,ry hr
their tend-c- years, and o m'd reoest a gnat comber f
texts end hymns. It is still en admirable echo ,i," _
Pamphill Mixed School, Master. Mr. Si+ .I.'n :
" Nth nub Oda school has sometimes "if-red more
O'd Testament history for exeminati tn, it ha. n-•-r
eftewereel mo-e generally, or shown better knooledge
than on the Present rimmeion. Mach nein' beea
taken, and the re'n't was satiate. t my.

chrity
e. Minor: Nothing.
La far as lost:
.untritand all the
tv wtiitti
The laerzerys : Is there no one here rapresenting !Er
Frederic Jonnatntie I
The sown Cutalt No.
Too Iterscrom : Sir Frederic Johnstone and his solicitor
have both been communicated with. Its perfectly clear
to me from that letter be will do what is quite right in the
matter. I think tat if • copy of too report of this
enquiry he sent to him he will be only too glad to pay up
err -are, and *motto,os p oymynt I thought I should find
an agent of 8r F adore .1 rhnstone's hero to-day to make
sane sr planation.
matter and
ha Wilita:Lescrodlatiretti adttiti,:n7tiasotontifidn'thiinsiie
would hie followed up. They had gone 10 fa,. snot ihmaptioli tr set .b t
and
it
would follow it up. (Applausa)
Her. Ft C. IsOinvo said at payment hail been male
since 1004.
Mr. Ounces said Sir Testicle Johnstone sent round
51)bn isbtistitoldteogot4r.l)and he supposed he took it out in that
.itit
By tie wish of the !miracles, Mr. N male was sent for,
ant on his arrival, the Ineoent or +nos I him if he
apse or-'l as the agsnt for Sir Frederic Johnston..
Kt, Nattet.• : No. You sent for me.
The luirscroa •ai I this cy.ri•y e.'smel to have opined
come amount of dtecussion. The antic' erg, s.tot to Sir
Frederic John 'tone and his • tent In L estop, and he (the
ine..vjer) thought $ ./ eat have ho., present.
It appeared nod r 'he sill of B rented Mitchell. that he
gave to VI" POO, 11. 41 arty, to.. bush.,.• of evil for the
poor of W iym ooth and Wyk Reek, and six hu -hilt of
cool I Menorahs, It ogle. It apveared from the mem-
orandum handel him by Mr. &island 'tat Sr
Frederic I chasten.'. agents last p old this in 1854.
Mr. NANOLL caid to,, r-ason paym at bat no' b
male, was becomes no application hart been ands since he
hal been hers, and he had a loptid the ease course as his
predecessors had. Ho had been bare 11 years, and no
application had been made. Re Gould not pay the ohoreh.
wardens, al they were being conastanly changed, and be
did not know who th.ry were. He &leo explained that the
Wesleyan Chapel was erected onto, site of the Ktna's
Read, and Sir Foster.• paid t oro-thirde of the charge on
11.. site and the trustees of the chapel one-third. Sir
Frederic Johan me did not wish to iscape one iota of the
r.pnmosiits. The matt r then drooped.
The INSPECTOR next ref, rrotd to, Wirier's Charity, bin
it was not very dear what Ca, done with this cher ty, and
the TOWN CLRRIL *moronsd to search for more facts, and
inform the Inspector.
The nest "
subject of intense* was M ertha Beech's charity,
sh., vs to thy Rector of Wyk., Regis and W. ymytith
£lOO, the interest to be devoted to six poor women over GO
p. a.. of age. Was this carried out
Her. R. A KNOLLS replied in lb* affirmative.
Th. IxerggToa Woult it net be deeirehte that this
shnold to, tan. erred t Ch not &hi., Tout Fund
R•v. ENOLLND thought it wad carried out very satis-
factorily now.
After a short discussion on Chamberlain's Charity, It
was stated t/,' wit reference to the Collegiate Etch oul it
wa I not • charity, hut • privet enterprise, and therefore
did not cons under thisenquiry,
The INSPECTOR said he thought he had entered into
every knosn charity existing in this borough, enquired
Into their present circumstances, and as to what
was surges-el for their future management, an 1
h. thought it very desirable, with the exception
of the Dissenting Chapel. that tley should he all placed
under one Doody of trust •-•, and t %ought the gieting
trustees of Sir (Ismael Mica'. C sanity were a most
deeirable body, with some new blood iniused into them
and he should suggest that the ,Ivrigyroso of the town'
should be included with them. tnoiteht it des rtble
not only to appoint them trustees, but that • *cheese
should be drawn up for the application of these charities,
and met:aimed than which erosld be Included. N.
&so pointed out that they must maks the applicati-n
to this Board, who would then set the e'en in motion.
thanked them for corning forward thot day, especially Mo.
Arden and the Town Clerk. (Applause.)
Ths KATO/ proposed a heaoty yaw of thank* to the
Inevactor, which was carried amid applause.
The proceedings, which had lasted tbe whole of the doe,
thee terminated.