The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

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THE business of the County Cinfri sin Thane* /tag
evoid of public interest.
THE collections at the special services in St. Mary's
hurch on Wednesday reshaed £33 16e. Od. for the
leymouth Benevolent Society. The Corporation were
present.
THIO Hon. Evelyn Ashley haw written a letter t 6
Captain . Prows., R.N.., by desire of Vissountess
Palmerston to convey to the corporation of Weymouth
her grateddl thanks for their resolution of the 25th ult.,
expressive of. Shelf feelings pf sympathy towards her,
and of their appreciation of the eartlet send eharaeter of
her husband.
Tire Fatii.nra.—This Teasel, having had souls
of her damages temporarily repaired and rigged with
jury-masts, from the effect of her receut oollisiou s
the Channel loft our port on Friday evening for
Lfiverpool in tow of the powerful steams-tug Retriever,
of that port.
Cacadit Minenorie. —Pa Thursday evening the
annual meeting for the et John's dietriot, in aid of the
Society fat the Fropelgatiou of the Glospet, toot place
in the sehoolroorti, tinder tie presidency of the Ref. 3.
Stephenson. There *se a numerous ettendenoe. The
clone of the society were ably avoceted by the
Chairman, the Veil, Archdeacon Hurtable, and the
Rev. H. C. Huxtable, and the collection amounted to
about £lO.
THR CHOLERA AND CATTLE PLAGUIL—In com•
plianoe with • memorial from the clergy of the
Cherub of England, and the various DI imenting
ministers in the town, the Mayor set apart Wearies.
day, the ftth November, as a day of humiliation and
prayer for the Eunice'sl of the Cholera and Cattle
Plague from our land. fterrieee were accordingly
held in the several places of worship and bnsiness in
I most part suspended during a portion of the day,
'Boa ACCIDENT. —On Friday evening, about ten
o'clock, the horses attached to the Bunion hotel
'bus took fright whilst on the stand at the railway
station. Soon after starting one of the wheels of the
'btu was knocked off, and the homes dragged the
'bad at a frightful speed as far as the end of Victoria.
terrace, *here they were stopped by the 'bus doming
in collision with a latlig-peet. Fortunately the post
was not snapped off, although the force of the Doll-
en/aim was so great as to remove it fforn its founds.
Hon. The 'bus did not sustain any very greet
-
injuries. Providentially no one was in it at the
time.
BOROUGH PETIT Sessions, Tnesday.—!Before the
Mayor, R Cotterell, anu E. litayiy, &ore. —The licensethe T transferred from

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of ti.. .. London Hotel, Bond•street, wags.
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the late Mr, Alward Howe to hit widow.—..
Dunn, of the Vittoria Hotel, was summoned by Jacob
Parley for assealttng him sod dainutng hie shirt—Corm
plainant, who is in 'defendant's employ, said on Satur-
,levening he went into the toffee room, and sat down
er° the fire for a feir mintiteia Whilst be wattlibre,
Dunn came in and he then left the room, and
trent into the pantry. Whilst there defendant called
him, and after calling biro most abusive names he seised
held' of him and knocked him down. Another waiter
remonstrated with defendant on his brutal condo* bat
-item of no use, ash. knocked defendant down in the
welter's preeenee. Both defendant and his wife ordered
hhn out of doors, but he »(umed to go until baited his
wefts& Be was not drank. He eatheated the
dcine to his shirt at 2s. dd. On Sunday when lIII=
defendant he should summon him, be said Shia Wily
did I{o be shoulti do so for .soonetbing, Mr 'these UAW
hini band lifter abusing him wrung big lien in his Solar
rut did hot-strike bin--James Lennox head waiter:lS
thei, said,that op the night in oseetion his At
ien was dlreeted by hearing defendant making Ilied'
)( the Meat disgusting language towards Mrs. Dawn
Mr. Dunn ordered him out of the bow, when on his
refusing to go they had a scuttle, but witness (*aid not I
say 'whether dethodant .In:tacked complainant down or
not. He had reseived a summon, to attend as a witness
on defendant's behalf, at which he was much surprised,
as his evidence meet be 'greatly to his disadiantaim,_
Defendant's conduct was so violent that with*
.trist,
compelled to look him up in the gantry'. Wiltt riet
thought complainant was lees violent he let W,bjsl.
when be again abthed Mrs. Dunn. Defeflagt,
' brought the entire fault upon hineelf.—Mhe fii r d
that by defendant's own withers the case ninth ' Ais-
missed.—George Samwaya wu charged with Auden-
fully•kneekag as therdooree a booze in %it ilidldfhts:'
P.C. illiithel said Met between 12 and 1 o'elook be itiw
deteodaoh who was Is company with other lads, knock
at timelier et Bank Hodge. After he had duos DP be
rag away, but witness overtook him.—Defendant denied
th QUIT*. —rite polieeman said there were wren or
ei t boys with defendant.--Fined f. bd.,' the .the
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latillanow OP MAPol.—rrsoionol7s
Rao etliSiVrffil.
On Thursday a meeting of the Council was convened
for the purpose of electing a Mayer for the ensuing
year, and three Aldermen. The following members of
the Council were present :—The Mayor (Copt. Prowse),
nen Devenish, Ayling. and Mißedge ; Councillors
I, Froward, Ayloo, Harper, Maunders' Roberta,
, Hill, Dra_ ,w Pothercar7. Thomas, Mamas,
Atm., :Vertu°, H. Deveuich, and Hare. „
net She' Minutes of the lain meeting had been read
oonfirmed, , . •
:r. Ulu. was %boat to address the Council, when ,
Thorium, who roes ahnoet simultaneously objected,
, sePlies) that he olaixosd the right to oddball:
Al, as hi was upon his legs first, and in respect
he believed it was tha inistem, and •wissffi
le , one in the House of Commons, that the
member should be allowed to vise and pedp
.to Her Majesty. Therefore in carrying out
•' elle„ as the youngeseuoij
nose*. Molar for the e
As the representative of
, It, was the unanimous wislamil
....of this borough, and in furthermost
hononzabla - understanding which hid, beau
t only atililletil Paa'll election, but '
aith
We Municipal sYsieirm, that Mr. Osha •
should el the °frit oltatr for the year ensuing
), it gave him the grdatiet plea:sone and gratifies-
rise in tbischmober sod propose that Mr. Timed
I the Mite chair for the next year. (Gigot
nab.) He Itaii a geutleman whose pontion and
aoquirenittats, and the knowledge he possessed,
-:,...1 &film were wall known and being wefll
. with the wants ond requirements of the '
su
would, it elected; fill the (Am. pot only ,1
yto himself, but with )n:mow and credit to i
(Applause.) He bad been for 13 or 14 years ,
er of the Council, and during the whole or t •
I hathed *ler had any courtesy shown him,' 1
'-:w had an Alderman's gown offered Mu,- sibin
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Liberal perty,,,ligieet.4
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,4, man most strike out fur himself, and
lege • blind support to his erode:lessors, or do as
they had done. (Hear, beer.) lie owe the gentlemen
the hod filled the ski; ohair ot this borough credit for
%be number in *blob they bad discharged their duties.
In order to make himself dear upon the subject, he
alltided to Southampton, remarking that it was • well.
known 61,01 that the prosperity al that taws was owing
; —not so mash to its. position and natural advantages,
but to the manner in which the Mayors had come
forward with generoas hospitality. In making use of
these remarks he did cot .wish in sat one Trued of dis-
respect to the present Mayor. He honoured him, and
mid he had done his duty well; but whal.he did say
was that, abitiototh the town placed £lOO akthe disposal
of its Mayor' he hoped that whoever mooched the ivie
chair would be ready to put his hand in his pocket and
give 6900 more. IT he did that the town would be wet'
wiggled, (Cheers.) He had his reasons for making '
these statemeatil at the present time, for, should he be ,
spared to have a seat in the Council et the next electioni
of Mayor, if that oftloial did not do his duty to the 1
town, he would propose a 'vote of censure upon him.,
((ireat applause.) He was speaking the sentiments of
the town when he said that whoever filled the civic
chair must keep mos with the times. He should be
consistent in his conduct; they would 6nd no change in
him. What he agreed to that he would carry out, pro-
dded those parties who make the arrangemeat will do
the same. He would not be told that the Liberal party
*nos • set of babies. If they were to have a Liberal
Mayor, let them have one et theirovre chaise,' and not
of anybody else'e choosing. (Applause.) With respect
• to the remarks about party bickering made use of by
Me. Thome, he (Mr. Howard) must esithat 3- had
never known each I and no one could say that t
interfered with tbe Council ia carrying out the
of ,the town. In tionalasion, be said he should.
Mr. John Tizard. (Cheers.)
Mr. Donn said that.beicon the Council voted, he
' thought'. it tight to my that he had been given to
.andee-
t - ct that an arrangement had been entered into, in
widish even some of their moot respected members of
. e Council were parties, that this year the Liberals
should him the choice of a Mayor. He should there-
fore' meet out that arraogement by voting for Mr.
Tigard. (Cheers.)
Mr. J. A. InorelMeil said it wite a new thing to him,
be had never known anything about an arrangement,
He was not a party to anything of the kind. At the
meeting Of the members of the Connell, Mr. lizard's
came was mooted as the future filayor, and he (Mr..
Devenish) supported him but, finding that he was in
the minority, he thought beet course was for Mr.
A ylitukto.take the civic *hair this year, and Mr. Tigard
the -next. Yesterday he was waited upon by two
Liberals, and after going into the matter and Coining to
han
the conclusion Is now adopted, they asked him if he
had toy objection to support Mr. Tizard as Mayor,. pro-
vided Mr. ' ' -would withdraw. Be (Mr.lievenish)
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replied that he &mild ksvd equal pleasure lb support
Mr. Tiserd under these eireninatatioes. They thee
undertook to see some of their party on the sabjeet,
And endeavour to come to such an arrangement. As
_however, to being a party to the Liberal* selecting
their own Mayor, he deals& it is to to. With rehrenei
to-the remarks mate by Mr. Howard, he begged to say
that Mr, Ayling was selecie4 as in Alderman because
he was a Liberal, and out of komiment to the Liberal
ruIY,
A wigs t "H• it= changed Iris east" (Laughter
and cheers.)
' Mr.lo4finsaid he felt boned, aftet the re•islikAll
Mr. Alderman Devenish, to say afçv word& Hetheddll
only thy: that there was an arrangement made that lig
thiseleetion this Liberia putty should have the noroinnat
don of tha Mayor tp heelented. In order te oorrobenthel
'what. hk said t,be would yaw to Mr. Amenhadr
Eliot; who had said that the Conservatives shenki
IP to. the opirit of
,tlte meeting, in allowing the libetals
be ehomie their owe Mayor. Were they to he tehl se
Liberals that they were snob babies, that they could
not agree ;along theinaelvel, but were eompelled to ask
the Coliaervatives to choose their Mayor I (Apiththie.)
He did not expect .te" be Mayor upon such terms; he
would_nag.—Thalabersla-would prove by their Voter
that star lbak Ow were milled In this wiliest baked
no personal feeling. Be simply coriairkeed that the
integrity of the arrangements entered into, bad not
been carried out, sing it mat go tertb theitoket!tiket
the choice of Mayor was that of the Conservatives, and
poi of the Liberals.
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Mr. DIMINISH sun that - which was done
writing.
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