The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-02 00:00:00

11.2CTION OF TOWS CLLIUt.

The neat litpiinea. i the el,etien of Town Cterlr.
Mr. Alderman Ititt.t.ttwort, in est:lint Mr Pally Known
to the Connell. said he hi.) long had the Loneur and
plieviure of his frien.i..hip, ever since be had 110311 in WlY-
month, RI • 111 of striet integritv. A gentleman of mole
ability, and more atriet integrity he did not believe
rxiiited. tie could sp k fr,m wrannal knowledge, for
both in inat'er, of lnisinew and in other matters, wh•ch
he bad had to trinsact with him as solicitor he bad elways
found him strictly honounible in every way. Therefore
It was with treat pleasure he prepwed Mr. Pally Hooper
to fill the vacant °dice occasioned by the death of his
deer friend. Mr. StestsalL (Applause.)
Mr. Alderman Thomas in seconding the motion, made
an extremely sensual speech, but
Mr. WALK= interrupted him, saying the Council could
not listen to him. (Hear, bear.)
Mr. Alderman Taoism continuing in a more moderate
strain, said he had found in Kr. Hooper • most valuable
friend. He bad not only done his duty to hia (Mr
Thomas's) satisfaction, but to the satisfaction of all with
whom he had been associated. (Applause) Sympathy
had drawn him from the course of strict neutrality which
he had marked out for himself...

Mr. CILAHAM thought Lc* public matt to know whom
th, voted for.
The Council upon proceeding to vote by ballot,
Mr. Alderman THOMAS laid: I enter my protest against
thlt mole of election. _

Mr. WALILIIJI Then I tam to enter my prote‘t asainst
Mr. Alderman Thomas voting. because his name is not on
th2.lmrses.-list.

_
Mr. Roacis then reemded. in place of Mr. Alderman
Thome., that Mr. Pelly Hooper he rl.rted.
Kr. Waktrea then moved that Mr. Howard be elected.
Thus .as seconded by Mr. Lorna..
Upon a division the Itivor, Hewn Wallis, 8n111•11,
Dennis, Lundie Charlie, L and Walker voted for
Mr. Howard's td•ction.
. .

—tia-t;indloTirrii;; ;o-t-e;1 in favour of Mr. roily Hooper—
Aldermen MiMadge, Thomas. and Robertson, Councillors
Naugle, 'tokens, Graham, Dann, Curtis, Ayies, Hanna,
Snook, and Groves,
Mr. Pay Hooper was accordinely elected.
In thanking the Council, Mr. iiUOPIR made • very feel-
ing speech. Hi, sincere prayer and trust were that he
might leave the office as unsullied as he believed it now to
be, (L-ind applwee.)
Mr. Hooper wita warmly congratulated on his appoint-
men'.

WEYMOUTH HARBOUR MR TABU.
DM. MOE WATIIII UM" M. LOW WATER lIALIFLOOD
Friday
Saturday

6.31 . 831 a.m. 10.31 a.m
6.68 p.m. 866 p.m. 10 62 p to.
7.12 • tn. 9.22 a m. 11.11 a.m.
7.66 pm ot6 pm. 11.66 p.m.
6.18 .10 18 a.m. 12 la p m.
842 p.m. 10 42 p.m. 1240 a.m.
9.24 •.m 11.21 &m. 1.24 p.m.
957 p.m. 1150 p.m. 1.60 am.
10 14 a.m. 0204 p.m. 214 p.m.
10.30 pm. 11.60 a.m. 260 •m.
11 2 mu. 1. p.m. 3. 2 p.ru.
11.26 p.m 1.23 am. 326 a m
11 60 a.m.

Tuesday 1
Wsdnsday 1
Thursday 1

I. 50 p.m. 3 50 p m.

468 p.m AI
6 St a.m. 26
56 p.m. tP
6.18 .n 30
6 42 p.m. 30
724 en. 1
766 ion 1
8. 4 a.m. 2
8.30 p.m. 2
6. 2 ..to 3
695 p.m $
0 5) a.m.

10.14 p.m 6

THE METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

, it trollleer. Thtfllllollletar. Wind Weather._
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a , 8 4 mid 3J 4 I mid . Font Light
..m. p.m. 4htn nip in night. p.m. h„ net.
18 30.20 SO 26 30 34 a 57 87 N 3 Cloudy
19 30 K 2 33 :0 30.16 54 t 4 IS ; R 4;
20 06 29 90 Li 91 41 140 34 ; E 4
21 29..9 ri 67 29 74 37 39 37 , NE 211z2
St NlO 29 91 29 101 36 37 40 NK 1 amply
23 25.04 29 nSKI.II7 28 40 40 j Calm 0 „
24 2).87 g. 5 94 4.91 49 41 41 I NK b, Limy