The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-11-05 00:00:00

WITMOUTIL
Sotto anb 'finis.

Our el quint members of Town Council are seldom
to be charged w.th sine of omission, for rarely is it
that thoee who have to indulge in 'a few words,"
deny thstuselvem the delight of saying all they can.
Ent surely that worthy member who mad* the bare
anierti at that Mr. Edwards's munificent loan of
thousands for the Pier was a loan it £5 per cent.,
omitted to speak the whole truth. Not wilfully,
bps; but it ought t be known that Mr. Edwards
does not becrefit try • single penny of the Interest so
paid ; he has devote t it all to • permanent charity for
the poor of the town. Nay PIO. ; Mr. Edwards is
ready t • land C2** more in ord.., to complete the
Ower Pier, and to give Vie intere.t .1 that to the poor.
When we 1. aro that the am Omit the devoted as an
actual gift to the poor is no less thin

FITS THOUIRIND POUVOIL
We are only able to exylaits—" The liberal devineth
liberal thing.; and by liberal things shall Instead."
"Cease rude Koreas, hlostring railer r
Is almost ton grandiose an ap *Wilhite the wind that
blows this October in our munkipal atmdsphere 'Ti.
Ire. we have a few puffs which threaten to disarrange
the skirts of mme of our townsmen's coats, and which
•ill certainly blow net • li•tle dust into the eve. of
Woe who want to know what all the pother leak .ut.
First, we have • terrible discovery of an equally
terrible plot by a townsman who dowsn't look at all
like • conspirator, and "An Vlector" and Dr. Drew
have not failed to tilt at Mr. Pelly Hooper's attempt
to join in a "compact." That so experienced and
thoroughly astute • Wevmouthian as Dr. Drew could
have sot the least hit dottered iota this pares my
belief, for has not the experienoi of the great compact
most thoroughly shown that a political agreement in
Weymouth ni not worth the paper on which it Pi
written, much less the txn• occupied in getting it up?
Every elect .r. to he ever eo young • burgess, has a
perfect right to try all means fair, in favour of his pet
candidate, and at election time there is A 1/1,10 moaning
given t die term " 'air " B A the compact can only
bind those personally entering into it, and the mass of
voters rill rightly too it to the winds While. then,
I c 'stand that, if • certain gentleman's effort is
correct iy described, he had all jiptifiottion for "trying
it on," the voters will newer forget that such &compact,
if effected, would not. and ouzht not ti,induenc• the
election to the extent of a halfoolosen votes. The
lea lore of neither side of politician. have any power
under the ballot, p.m ought they. Perhaps the incident
was worth taking up by the Doctor, for the fun it has
pi...clouds!. Mr. Graham late out a puff with the
following stylish beginning—" The ungraministicd
nollsettall lahlrelladal to you by the ao.ouyinOUl
ignoramus." Prave or Is! Mr. Graham, a very pretty
buret at the wart, though you hardly lot out to the
end. And next we come to • puff whereof the
printer WNW, afraid. ant deservedly so, for if it
doesn't go rdther near the w n —if it isn't very like •
Idol —I ems', judge; h..wever. we allow • good deal
laxity at elect' .n times. Now, if Mr. Graham is
g dog to favour to, in the Town C Athol with words
of the " anonymon. itnoratnue" style. I can only hope
he tn.y not address certain pepoery members, or the
Watch Commit's. may have to meet suddenly, and
Supt. Vlbery take a seat alongside our Borough Stu,
voyor to watch the debate.

Who are to be the new councillors for lifelcombe
That Mr. Lunilie will be reiurned I should think
there'd be no doubt; !rat the other three gentlemen
are certainly menaced by Mr. Graham's candidature.
Though Mr. Jackson would be my favourite were
there& fifth place open. it is as clear ea a "go" of gin.
awl-water that Mr. Graham is the loader of the
oppwition. A contemporary admi.• lien% safe to
prophesy unless you know, thouA he puts down that
bribiant idea to Artemus WarS instead of to my
_pet
Lowell (Hosea BiJowL. and he rightly I 1.-scribes Mr.
Graham as • "takini man. Rest ace Ith/2.416—Y0u
have hit lon the very point, oh c .ntetup .racy I Had
all the burgesses wh., knew Mr. Graham been called
to deride, we should expect at the very mention of
"taking' to boar—
" fteserdi • I of ly• "lunar, they shouted *That's him'?"
And his "takings" will, no doubt, he vastly increase I
while the el-ction °integre I. on. I have memories of •
Caxton Club, whereat " two." and " threes" of
whisky helped to make the affairs of the action as
clear as mud. and while the candi letups of mine host
I. talked over, wiled more fitting than a chorus of—

"For he is • jolly good fellow."
Even if Mr. Graham's candidature turn out thejlears
I hope it will, scarcely can the i.lea fail of being a
good stroke of business. But if there is any fear of
Mr. liraham °twin ei her of the " four," and putting
in • licensed victualler to ate Wed. Committee, with
the power of regulating the police, the burgesses, if
thsy are wise, will early phut him up.

Some of the ultra-purist. in election matters are
very vexed that canvaasing is going on. and want the
old servants t nit at home at emie. sad trust the
voters to send them in. So they will, if they want to
be ouated ; " hot and strong" goes on the solicitation
of the new ( treet) c troll 1,1, sill if our friends don't
week the " sweet %Atari" be left to the c ild
I without. Lot every wool I.lre re-returned Councillor
! eprsel all hi. canvas) to ca ch the favouring gale.
This year my remarks about Dr. Drew seem fated
. require additions at • late bur. Only a short time
ag • friend c died my attentiou to an iusidmna attack
eq..c the Ltictor, an attack mad• in a way and place
that ml ht easily isicspe notice of friends, and yet be
turned to ecciunt. it gratuitougly distributed by wily
foes, lb. whole attack is .if s rtrange • charact .r,
and c intaina tithl unikely se.ertiona, that it only
nee le • denial in order to be aciuted with utter die.
beli-f. Dr. Drew has elsown hi. deep in pact for the
, Iti 1. and B. I, teachings not oily in hit scientific
belts, which ire always reverent, but Ity the hint' aid
he has given almost every religion, denomination hy
I his pen. his van., and hi. pulse. tVhil• t e Lhictor
WAS away, and while he bad announced his intention
of staying away from Weymouth, has this attack
been mete. It has now become too Mte to tniet the
election in the jesting way I h
used would be beet, and
,it time to sleek plainly. No one can supp ge for •
moment that hfr ilrebam can have such experience of
I Weymouth and Weymouth mot en as either of the
all four canililatee has. n r hos he the practical
engine. Mg knowledge which might tempt um in
; fav•iur of Mr. Jagkein. Ar. I boeimma man be ;
but hie buainees qualities ate!., Atauell, while of the
old four. I will v-nture to imitate an 01l election
dirtich. though a long way after, and declare to the
burgrees—
' .I'4st-irking, sad saving, sad faithfill se yak
Are L main and Welstird, .ed Doman. cad Llrew."
!tome psrson, who I. not what be seem., hints at the
"bones of • buried paet," to pr!judios the elect es.
Let no know what them 'bones are. let us have the
rights of the case, and not have a charge insinuated
without giving a man the opportunity of meeting it.
Until I have • chance of examining those " bones," I
shall believe they belong to a Bug-bear.

The quiet work in the Castletown (Portland)
mimeos ha. hardly been rufficiently recognised and
supported in Weymouth as yet, the valuable opera-
tion. In C innection with the Sailor'. Bethel and the
Sailors Itome greotly tilling that lice in the heart of
the religious pui.tic in this town. It seems ale, that
the Rector of &felon° am Regis, who peculiarly
"snafflee as t anything savouring of Ritualism or
IRationali.m. has for some 1111111 rather distrusted the
society which sends out these missions. In o7der to
clear nii tloubts and bettor introduce the ea-Ray to
Meloimbe Regis Evangelical I. bun:horn, a lector*
wis given on Monday evening, at Melcumbe Regis
ri-choolm .m. Straws thrown In the air are said to
show which way the wind blows. and I note I that the
bills, not printed in Wry= uth, described the school-
room aa "8. Mary'a." the "S.' with. It." t" being
generally affected by Iligh Churchmen, though I
don't euplaaw it is protected et • tied* mark. The
front rank. of the audience were alumet entirely com-
posed of ladle*. though there were • few men,
especially behind; hut I hope that, on future occasions,
the nes of Weymouth will ;other in greater force,
for the ills which oar sailor, suffer when they draw
near to teed, were clearly shown. Fancy years of
hard if. on board ship, only relieved by • few day
weeks of muddled behanchruy in a crimps' lodging-
house. and 'hen destitution and the hardship life over
ag.in I The only Ivey to meet this is by vi-itation of
rood men to the shim, and delivery of our sailors
from seduction that almost amounts to fore*.

DIOCOINN.

Tns Lan Dinuos nu Tlll Locet Bnass.—Nr. Webb
etatre the( he voted in favour of M. It disev't nodes—
(that the Board &hada isepeet tbe Botekwatsr) it yea
.t 64 .t-t br did ent

lijixiLifti iaillftis Waisted troupe a ba1m-
..,1 dis c lartorrottn a at the Mantas
iyal on Wirdseeday Igbs Wi are able heartily to
rerorarased 1t...
lUtftY 1,014134 L--On Wednesday a/tenons last
was burlisd Gilour4ls•ireant &third Butted, Irons the 311
lereiory. sad war seressat-rasjor nu the stag a the
D swat Militia. H. bad resided in Weyatesta two or
rwp years and at the time at toe death was hi Seen Ot
_ _ _

..*4I—ITTS TO Tat SaliTollloll.—M.. Sorren, r 4 Langton
Not h. k.y AO, NAPO' of Ow. Weymouth
.0 an it 4.. • roirr,ion from her Bible clam he
-4 • barred th.ak.gtriog, to he need in
givitht • trv.t t. ,h- patrol.. which coneinad of • Moser
aihi high t o. rb.- in 1.0 oh-, bop to .ekoolvltolgo mull
thank• tt..nap•tv vogvt .tJett. dowors, At:. during
th - motor froro Mire asvt, Pukttoov, from
Mr- •,,.. ot Cul itr.r Wareham, with AM. and
r,••• f t ..f pi,l4.tea
f D.RATIOIO TO Tili Rill ITIOULATIT —The following
emu. •••., •-•• It til ( IMO wry Toloshi•
loat.tutloo Oloctlat at Wm* Btoliord Ohm*. Sa ;
SI. nny ißl..dlind_, Ll Oft.,_. St,. tiommie Otattrolt.
Pottland,P. ha_ .34. • Holt amok wialanyidi 14. ;
Niciglias Übe*. &Wm. Si II& S.

W.„„agdilll. ES; Panchent Chunk El la ; Charlton
£2 lei. ; How and Ling °riche& Cigarette.,
141 6i. SE D. 10401.: Ladi Staab £10; Mn. Palgtava
23_ H Fillit, Wareham, £2 ; Iron Er. John
nanneta traeniliog ancti-neer, C'atm..; o; ~on ',fl-
ine'. anis in ths -Pak. Weymouth. £2 6. Mr. attri-11.
of L ingioa Ilatravem, boa also an £B5. 61 —• p vtinn
of tie late harreet ilitutkagivint Iran bar B,ble
elaf et. • tre,t .• .6. In-patients of Oct Inflrmay.
Ran aaaaa Posen.— A curioua bona phut ham lately
been discovered in that thin light red stratum of the
cak nit which liee intisediatatly ander tie high OE (of
li. Ktmen-ndge clay formation)sittand betimes tie 014
Cattle and th• Portland Italway Bridge. It is about
Witte inches long, ef a slightly carved forsa, tat leaves are
lobed Alined and winged, the nate of sone are sore
perfect than others. The top differs from the other
Portion In haying three latif4tke impressions instead of
winlrd. one on each side. The interest attached to this
renal; Jib I. considerably enhanced by th• fact of
Its belonging—l will 000 UM to &I unknown genus, se it
to awaiting detertelgetioa at one of the Lind,. muoitnut
—a genus decidedly rare. Its shape has been retained
dation an immense smother of Tiara
Samna* News.—arriatals: Onset Waters, Blampied.
Chanting, general; Smith of Iraland. Nam Ctiorhoarg,
manna!: Cripekoa, Philter, Jinitey, visual; Liberty. Scott.
Seta fish; Mats 5, Searle, Krems* barley and main;
Choate. Wood, Portasnouts, oil; Three Stamm, Steil-
eon. Cowes, consent; Fantaa, Ararat, Cowes, all;
Poitland, Bore, Brrlirmg, gas litne.—Sealow: Lap., ty,
Scott, tithing, nil; 8 nitla of Ireland, Pear., Cherbourg,
general; Great Wistaria, Blampied. C ierbonrg, issact
Cygnus, nigher. Jeremy, general; Secret, P•uter, eslicas,
ail; Ravinsworth, Loved Hart4itpool• ballad; WattrirlilY.
Parvins, Seshato, Whitt •tnelia P 1t.,,, St. Halo,
ballast; Pmf.r, Potemon, S•. Titlery, China clot; Essay,
Valle, fithing, all; Chance. Wends, fishing, nil; Liberty,
Sc et, !Ming. Nil : Tenon, Heley, Jarley. wheat
Kituno 'Parraimens OUT or RI ‘lO7.
OiLlinptilas an aummened by the Sainte for lulling
Pict' min illegally. Toe facia have been published
already, and Mr. Ilowud, remaking that there had been
• conviction against the defendant, yid be must therefore
Plead guilty. Just for &int cam thing deftaneant was
summoned for tare* distinct offences, and be skid Ow
&ma to support • memorial for further mitigation of the
no.. Th. Basch inteted the lowest penalty in their
power—LS, but consented t.. support • mei:tonal that it
be further mitigated.—Mr. Howard said he wool! Ince
the memorial intwo up to the Cionnaisaioners of Inlaid
Revenue, and Kr C T. Atkins sail he would transmit
the memorial, •tvl bad no dont t the C001030111i00•11 would
accede tn the wish of the Beach._ _

A !MX= Canw Lnanio.—Os Saturday • crew of
twelve Pm. were brought to the Sailors' Flume, end
received into the cans of Mr. sod Yrs. Crosby They had
helonged to the Creston, of Flreita.l, from Swum.. for
Rio Janeiro, with coal and Lataitatta When off the
Fren.h coast the Venwei sprung a leek, the crow went
the pumps, srui continued at them 48 bean% Um leek
knitting on them till there were six feet of water in the
hold. It wee tben Sunday, end t wore nestle
exhausted, when they were picked up by the barque
tr.gior, and the ship wee abandoned about 1.50 off
Cope Faiistarre. The mar saved a smell quantity ef the
omega, end some of their own clothed: but thew theme
were left behind wik part of ?hair property. The Victor
brought them into Fortino(' &ads no Friday night, end
next day it was they rested it to. Hume, whence thee
would he despatched to their own homes by the aid of
Yr. R N Roweri. Russian eireaossuL

Caiushe Lowlier A &Lomax —On Katarday last,
eforw Mr. J•ome It•heruun and We B. Hopkins, James
Crawley, • Ash selasesan, was brooch up on a seaman,
ehArgai with st-cling the sago of d:3 15,, the property n
Mr. William Oliwer.—Mr. Howard appeared for 'l-
- —The pulemier bad bees employed by Mr
oliv.r at AI a week wagee, and last week his master sent
him out with M hoe.* Ash, at 34. al. per him. with
orders I. return on Saturday night, whether the ash were
sold or not. 11, did not return ; but put in an Appearance
on Thursday, when it wag found he hut carried out the
-st part of his instructions and sold the ash, had then
put the cart into the stable and put up the h 0,,,, but
did not account for the mon.y. On Friday, through his
not appearing to do this, • warrant one ..btained, be we-
arrested last night (Friday) cad Al 7. 3d. was limed on
h se. Mr. Howard, however, 'it'd that, on account of
prisoner haring • young family, and basun previously
1.-An • good salesman far Mr. Oliver. the latter Aid not
eish to see him emit to prison, he thersfore sok-d the
Bench to allow him to withdraw the charge—This was
iroosentod to by the Bench prisoner receiving • citation
from the moiety rates ea to his atom conduct.—Proescntor
very kindly p •i I the costa.
Tug WITHOUTH AND MII,OIIII ROM STIAM LAW,
DIP WORILI COMPANY (LINITZDA —Tots company has
'accorded in purchasing an erimlieet sits for the proposed
Isuadry works • short distance fr. m Vhymoutti The
prosishood direct irs of the company Cr. Monter*. Oosonts
Cooke, Wiliam Charles 1) ma, Charles John
n Dring,
Kiwis Du•, Whitt, Hurry Wheeler, and
William Jobe PI t•usian, but as soon as the shores are
all Med, the shareholders will appoint their own direct as.
It will he seen by our advertising columas that it- shares
are now in the market at £5 each, cud we should think
that tie likely to prove a very sdigilde iassotmeet. a.
Weymouth, both in reeldenual population and •isiteri, i.
vowing fast, and persons frequently prefer washing don.
In steam laundries to small privet, houses where lb.
sanitary arrangements are often had. The company tt.
which wear, ••peeially referring, desires to pr wide fur
th • effe lual cleansing and getting up of all clothes at •
to .derete cost by the uae steatto•itower, .n conjunction
with manual lahour, with speed and punctually. W.-
hops t hear that the @barge bays been promptly taken
up hy our to etymon, and that the Weonr u•h Loundry
m • be in full working order before the summer as Jon oi
Uri

—INS !Are Rg ,arra.—Mr. Polly Hooper, the businese-
like hon. oncrotar of our ...grata, Isas roblidied hi.
.tatiernent of accoont, showing hit everything has been
handsomely paid if, and yet the regatta mitt., has been
kept within the receipts, though the margin is so narrow
that only 34 61 remain.. A balance of PIO oulnir on th•
Coating' Fleet Regatta has hems paid, as well al £lO
°r.r from that for ICA Probably it wu on arnOUnr of
on• day being too bed for racing in 1877 that a hobos«
um left over, and the townsmen slomld rather move
largely Inabecrihe, it three day.' racing I. to be kept up.
The following are 'h. P-Inclp.l Perna :-11178. To em•mnt
of Wen,* in hand, £lO3 its. 114.: sohnrclptioes received,
£196 14, 61.: entry,'" (c.o. £4O 6. 61.: special wave-rip
ti 0, f..r. fir.ernrlto. £36.. 01.: £l5O 10..0 I. :
riming prima, £44 194. 04,; fireworks, £5l fa 04.;
advertising, £l4 10.. Ott; printing, .Cl 3 1 Od ;
steamers mark boats barges, and men for same.
148. 84.. • committee room and refreehmenta,
tt IS. sd. ; gratuity to men of committee boat (2 years).
tt la. ; incidental., including etationery, telegram.,
wages. portages, Ac., £9 Ra Rd. • _ balance outstanding on
naval regatta account, £lO Oa Bd. .• regatta account for
Ilchl. £lO la Ott ; balance tfl 3. fld : total LOA Is, 84.
We warmly congratulate Me Petty Hooper, on this com-
plete success up to the present time.
finwAn• a.vo Rom. Stew/IMO —The follovring thought-
ful communication from a scientific correspondent may
help to a just consideration of some of our difficulties :
"re lA. Rditay. Sir,—l must first ask that your reader,
be not prejudiced or diaguetod by the following facts,
especially relating to decomposed seaweed. which at Ant
promise nothing hut what is low and offensive.—First.
tics, with reference to the disagreeable effluvia which
Ii occasionally, at certain times end localities, emitted from
putrid seaweed, which has teen thrown up by the action
of the ma into large bank.. This will become, according
to its surroundings, either preserved for years, or, in a
little tins*, if acted on by heavy rains." washed out.' being
deprived of a portion of its anti-septic properties, the sea-
man and other totters which it contain,* It will soon
conceive a small degree of heat, perceivable by the hand,
and paas eueosesirely through tlia other degrees, new
teaming with animal life—the warm substance being a
, suitable midiss for the eggs of the Of insect., which
swam in this hotbed—till it has arrived at a perfect state
of putrefaction_ By this natural process it acquires an
abominably stercoraceous and filthy smell, changing
entirely from the retreading and health-giving smell
n treoh 5e0..01 t of a Dolor ant eta'.'
Etteaa of ten gr•etly reesenbllna peerage, for which it ha
.i4t-n been mist Atm and condemned. Fresh maw..
which has noise mechanical prefigure applied to it, niche
by the weight of • .uperpnoition of an areillaceous or MA.,
stratum end4,ely precipitated upon it, thereby comp.-ea.
log and depriving It-ft. piecee and rx'rienting iti. t.r.
Air. I Bay fresh seaweed compressed will, under thew
circumstances, he preserved for many yews without twine
enhjected to nnythiag like a potrefactle. omens. Witt
regard to the nistar of sews" I think it exceeding
unwi- • to slot, anything about it till a et end prow,
iwn.al ha. reportcd Vierses.—Tour obedient servant,
Lrroun LnimuLts

Disongnigwr Sattont—On Monday afternoon last.
before the Mayor (Hr. Luadie) Mr. James Robertson, and
Dr. Drew, Sir Lend -gen , gourd Murray home* JOIMI
Meow. Minor, were brought up for wilfully disobeying
the orders of their captain, Joseph Kebhey, master of the
brigantine A. B Stronach, of Nov. Scotia. SD tona—The
captain said the yawl was hound from Amsterdam, to
New York, with flat, the ship was tight and strong,
seaworthy, and fit in every respect to proceed on her
voyage, the feud was first.elars, and sufficient in quantity
Kean was second mate. the other. seamen. They were
shipped in Amsterdam, and made eompaint no till they
got int* Portland Rua& On Sunday last, when he told
them to man the wrindbuo they refused. They wanted
him to take on board another sailor, and at their request
he took them ashore in the ship's boat, to get another 111111
While he was trying to get one, they ran away By the
Bench : Their advance notes were paid in Amsterdam.
The crew conaist of nine all told, and if he had taken the
other sailor, he should have had one over their full comple-
ment. They hind fresh bread every day. • baker being on
board the ship. Ten minutes before they left the ship he
sent the mate with as mach thread and needles as he
could hold in his hands, forth. rnen to mend theirclothes
they hadn't much clothes and not all in • good state.
The magistrates thought it wa• • pity the captain should
take such men as salon ; and Dr. Drew added--eurely It
rie, better to wait • ...lc and base buer wen.
—The c•ptain was eras— unlined by the second
mate, as to the sails; but be ^aid the sails are in vend
rondi,ion, and it to go across the Western Ocean.—Ean
!liked the captain whether he considered the other men
Were all lit to sit to PM, AP I he replied they I,lerr
a. lit as be (can) sw, : I always did my
work on bard he ship, didn't I. captain I—The cant•in
didn't saw It.—Egen said he was willing to so on hoard, hut
the captain said this man was the canes of the whole of the
'mat ;he had been told no man undid mil with him
E;an declared he was Iriff in the mum mind be bad
always been, and was willing to co to sea The rest f the
:min also said they were *filing to go on hoard ; but tiln-
..aptain had promised them to take two Ru-sian Pins, and
they were always willing if he'd take dime m-n. —The
Superintendent stated that the captain asked them on
i.,wadayi, before he left for L orlon, if they would return to
skip; hut they refused. Tho csAalc had been at the
,go..nm of going to L .niion and getting fresh men, and
co,e be did not want thew. men. They hrl practised •
domptiim by going to the Sailors' Home, and stating they
had been cast away in the venal " &menet.* sad had
walked here front Plymouth—The Mayor considered this
sum • great smtraystion of the offence.—Two of then,
denied thia, and said it was the other two whodid
Mayor said—Then the magistrates would leave that
out of • Ise question In dealing with them, and committed
them all, for two mon,ho' hard labour. -

8011011011 Pam. Sumo, To.daT.—B4for• Mr. J
R •Norteon, Mr. B. H .pkins, and Mr. J. I Robens
Several persons were ..trantuaed for non.n.sesent of
sanitary" rates. sad Ms. P.O 11,0enell, the Work. asSoarad
es behalf of the Lsoal Board. Than wee no other
badness.

MR. EDWARDS OFFERS TO GIVE £5OOO.
Mr. H. Edward.. our Liberal Member, writes thus
to the Mayor :—" 54. Berkelyeqtaare, 25th Oc•ober,
1578. Dear Mr. Mayor,—l imp( hardly tell you the
Seep interest I feel in everything oonnected with
Weymouth. and that it has booola's quit* part and
woe' of myself, and I can Ned» you supporting the
various Outride. has afforded Me much pleasure, for no
ciee In this world is meant to live for himself. The
extension of the Oster Pier I was told was a cherished
wish of the toes', but the greatest possible difficulty
existed eat., rettleg_ the funds, amounting almost to
an imp esibility. I onasidsrsd it would be • vast
Improvement, aed I volunteered to Ind the money, and
thought it was an opening for carrying out • Image
cheriabed desire of doing some Listing end
permanent load to the town. I toll you
.nd other', although it Is not 'spirally known,
that my desire was that some of the charities
should he lasting, and by advancing the funds
for the ereclon of the pier and investing the
income for the benefit of the poor. I could cer.-y
out both the above desires. At the last meeting of die
Town Council you were not prepaid., otherwise I am
sure when the discussion took pipe you would have
explained my views and not let it be implied I was
making • personal 5 per ant. investment I have
been repeatedly told it was desired by the town that
tie pier should be further extended and made •
laiobod waft. I have (am you an swan) ou=
la minimum to owlets It, hicolokias Oho

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throe thousand pastas, slrawly expshand. had two
thousand pound. mire I I ii.h ir, hein t ige.her Ave
thousand. poun.l.; interns to Pvi p.i.lbe the C
ton at five per colt per annum—n.l then I wont.'
m.ke over in parpetu ty ft the benetit .4 the p.l. in
Weyntoteh the rut re nun, a.nl in this manner
thought I shoul.l leave a a: .nument f il-rfu.ur..9 awl
do permanent g. 10.1 to the or. OM• thing is certain
—tbe latter will nutl.ve the firmer, for the poor we
bay. always with cm Relieve ins, dear Ur. Yarn.,
I you, truly, HILVIT eDRAIIDII.

FEARS OF WAR.
Mr. Edwards, Nit. in a letter received by the Mayor.
(11r. Lundie) on We mislay (yesterday) wrete:-- My
journey is delayed, owing to the grave situation of
political affairs. It is quite upon the cards we may he at
Wl' with Russia imme lately, tut Parliament summoned.
Great anxiety is felt this afternoon in the t:.ty. I hope it
will par over. and enable us to gi on our journey nest
woes; bat matters 100 aw . ward."

WITMOUTH HARBOUR TIDE TABLE.
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"An. w4ros am" ma ivy WATINCUM.M.OOO
1
147 p.m. 247 a.m. 1,.11 p.m.! 1
1111 a_ra. 2• 1 a.m 4.11 p m.lll 35 • m 2
113!. p.m 36 pm. 43. • m 11 0 pM. 2
1 0 a.m. 0 a.m.! 5 0 p.m. 11.25 •.m
123 pm 2.26 to. in. 523 11.,0 p.m. 3
I!.1 .m. 360 • m 5 0 a.m 12 I*, • al. 4
2 I pm. 4 5 p.m. 01!. p.m. 12 40 p.m. 6
2.60 a m 440 •m. 040 am. 1. 6 •m. I.
2 Bpm pm. 7. 5 p.m. 1 30 p au. 6
3.1.0 .m 534 a tu. 7 30. m. 155 a tu.
565 p.m. 5!.. pm. 57.5 P.m 2-20 p.m. 7
4.2$ • m 620 am. 4 0 a.m. 245 a.m. 7
64• p.m 645 pm. IC. p.m 310 pm•

11.47 a.m.

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