The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-09 00:00:00

Local anb DiStrict DC1330.

DORCIFIFBTZR.
NAytotiAL TIOO fl W. -.At this show, at %initial+, rir.
cur Mond.y. Mr. C. Permit r's gresteunas wins
000mendod.

•602110 —AI the trootlog of lbo Doroboo*or I dr W.
Polt% auA IToanimity loot Wy4ora4ay cocaina. Mr. "•
P. Cookorsto oral uusolmourly olootod W.Y. for the
owls, year. .

ODDVILUMer ArAIVIIMATIT.—The IG.h anolvereary
of " Rud.of -Hope" lolgo was celebrated at the Royal
Oak inn, on Tut sday evening, when about (0 sat down
to an excellent nipper provided by Host )kad. Tho
room was decorated with otaunt and greenery, whilst
choice plants and fern. w re arranged en the tables.
The Mayor (lir. G. J. O. Gregory) roweled the chair,
and Mr. Cowie!llor Tut net the ,lee-ohalr. and amongst
there present were Dr. Alt/ridge (merited
officer), Mr.
Councillor F. Bennett, Mr. 1.410051'1 0•01Ory, Mr. W.
W.
G. Beyer, Sept. Date, Scrlt-Maj 111 or. Searle, .
Chick, Mr. E. Penny, Mr. J. Templeman. Mr.
it. Fudge, Mr. Llvell, nir. W. Oliver. Ur. I. Haupt
Mr G. Franklin, Mr. It. Hayman, Mr. J. Barge, Mr.
Taffs, Pike (-ecretery). P.O. Groves. PG.
Gerrard, P.ti Lemphrer. P.O. Untie, P Payne.
P.O. Dart. P.(l. Ito .11 V. a.), N O. Cox, PG. Bulmer
(Hand.in-lia-il beige) Is.. ha—The Mayor, in giving
the toast of tier 11. j tety the Queen," hoped the day
woo far ti,teet whin this toast would fail to be misty."
with enthuelasm by any body of Englishmen, more
eapoeel:, by • company et Odelfellows. Durieg her
lobs and protperona reign Ifor Maj. sty bad done cilia
her power to promote too Intertidal of this klegdoes and
her toeing sulleets.—ln giving the" Prince and Moues
of Wales, and the red of the Royal Family," the
chsieman remarked that Dorret hail of late been much
favoured by the 'bits el liorslty. and at the present
moment the Prir.co end Ptincees Christian wore guests
at the seat of Sir Ivor Guest. He woo certain they
would reo•lye a hearty welcome from the men of
Doreet.—The Chairman gave the "Army. Navy, and
Resolve F,TOP.." Al) Eocliabinen were proud of their
army, shish had siwnye ,ton' Its duty. Thae who bad
seen yesterday's parrs would there anti that a mere
handful of oar *oilers bad routed 10,000 ef the
Ashanice. With regard to the navy, although they
had in t now the fine three-duke-8 of old, they had
floating outlet., with monster guns behind them, and
in cue of 11.1.1 our millers would be found well unto the
mark. The Volunteers, he ft It sore, would be ready when
otallod on, and be Dueled they would oontione to
deserve the oot glutei) of the. eountry.-B,ergt-Mej
Bogle responded for the Arm,. He haA seen 24 yours'
•PrviCe, ilo was certain that although the Ashantee
efteir might be rather trooll'estome, our soldiers would
Garry it through euctoesfelly.—Prlvate Chick (3rd
R V.) reepend-ti for the volunteers. He bad Woad It
gra, likely that next you the Autumn Marc. tares
would again take &au in ale county, and he believed
they would be productive of much geol. He waa sore
the Dorset battalion would come out as hitherto, sad
that they would be the strongest represented.—
Rang by Ur. Taff.; "My Pretty Little Jane."—Dr.
A'dridge maid the next toast bad been entrusted to him.
He wished it had fallen into abler hand.. It was that
of the "Bishop and &orgy, and Christian ministers of
all denominetiona." They were much indebted to those
devoted men—now, he thought, more devoted than ever.
He wished, however, there was more union amongst
them, as he thought they would thou do much more
good.—Glee' by blesses. Payne. Cox, Pike. Hayman,
and Holland: • Hall, smiling morn."—The
man gave the health of the borough member—Colette
Man. He was beloved by every one, and he (Mr.Terner)
felt ears the galland colonel would be unanimoul
eleetod at the approuti-g election. —9cmg by Mr. 1
Holland: "My own Matilda Jane." The Chairman then
gave "The Manshester Unity and Poole &atrial of
Oddlellows." The Manebester Unity woe one of the largest
societies in the world: it had half.a.mil lion members, with
&capital of .C 3,000,010. The saying that unity is etreogth
was strikingly exemplified in this unity. The Poole
district wound bear favourable comparison with other
districts, and had now a motto] In hand of £26 886.
There oonld not be two opinions aa to the good societies
of this kind conferred. They had kept the wolf
from many a door, and had much relieved the poor
rater, and were, therefore, &oaring the support of all.
Ile thought every man shoul I join one of thus
sooleties, as it was a duty he noon to hicorelf, to his
family, and to 1.11 oonntry.—P.O. Bevil replied for the
lisochcater Unite. It had been expected the G. M. of
the Unity would have bran ;resent, but in oonsequeree
of the festivities at Poole, he was kept sway. The
Mar.chester tinily had • capital of £8.326 620 8., 21 ;
number ef meobere. 479043 mailbag admitted durieg
the you 1872, 34 699. The unity had paid In the year
L'299,831 9.. 7.1. for sickness, end £95.672 for deaths ;
bite. norwltheten.lb g this greet outley, had added
£199,521 is. 01. to Ps fuc.le. In Sr. years the
gala y hod rail for sickness and deaths
Cl 92fkr45 18.. 111., end in the same period had saved
£90,2,G00 '5.. 111. Than figures rpoke for themselves.
The rues were forme 1 on peel ertrelples, end ills
utility offered many alventagite, one of which was t het
a member might lea,. this country end go to North
Americo, our oelor.iee, and en -n toe Antipottea. and
y.t receive the anal knrftens at hoice.—lor the Poole
district, P.C. Grov-1 terhed. The district: sompthed
lodges, and tw utoro were shortly to hat earned.
No. of members. 40t3'
, capital, i 26.84.1 9t. 41. During
t!..• peat year !be dletrict Lai paid A 7. 372 12*. 91. for
. . .

rf efteltr, sac, £1:13 f e; god had added neer
£2.000 to Its fords —Pa t So-g: " Friendship Love,
and Truth," Mr. Cot singing the sn'os, ihl the olywases
lasing talrn op by the ..1,42 pstty.—Dr. Attridge
raid he bad just hoen rent for to go in'o the
nonntry, ard neat th.tel Ira lever, but lrfore
doing a, he h•dl nineh dl.a.nre in gr.-peeing
" B,lCneti to elm Ito I • f Hope 101,,e of 01 ifllows."
W,S 'O4l to how the lodoo wa. In A* prosporme •
state. Dor'ng the pest year th-r. bad dose four wt.,
sad alt.onrlt 11.1. in,ght veto • large nuntirr, yrs,
taking into spraiderstb.:i the f‘ct Om they h.. 1 250
runabrrs, It s'.o,sod a'err small de.th-rate—shouk 16
Ina thou.and. Thivo of (how who bad dirt were aged,
and had been II far trey, tree. This este of thioe.,
be thought, was highly selslantory, and gars guider..
that habit. of tesorraree and rhriety as praatised by
Oddfellows were 1117odez•lye to health and long life. Ho
did not mean to say that they mast not,.. on the
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noeued.—T; • Chairman gave the "health of the Vier
ehairta.o," remarking that althea/at they were very
sorry that Mr. Ocuo•Wor Vernon throash ladiapositi. a
was unable to be preeent, they acre phrteed to have Mr.
Turner eith them that *resin, sad who had diked hie
pr shioo 1010 satisfactory • Inarner.—The Viee-ohatr
rano remoulded, lifter olds& "Tbe Ladles," " Ibe
Visitors." "The T..vn and Trade of Duebeetor,"
"The Prete." .n.l "The float an I Hostess.," wen an
duly given, sod acknowledged.--Bhortly after eleven
the Mayor having glum Our next, Meru
lik•
elier." vacated the chair. which was then takes by
Mr. Turner, Mr Chick being vsted to the vierebudr,
and, under their genial pred'eney, the extra boar was
passed in a cronvleial romper, Mr. Tiff., Sergeant-Major
B. Sri-, P. 3. Payt,e, P.O. Webb^r, P.O. Subset, Kr.
Fudse, Mr. Chandler, the Vierebalunan, sad others,
✓iving some capital soar, &tette, trios, duo., ke,

TIM REV. B. B. WILLIAMS'S BANKRUPTCY.
The lira meeting of the creditors of the Rev 11. R. Williams,
of Charminster, under a bankniptcy petition, was held alibi
Shinball lelore the Meaner Mr GM. Symonds), on Wed-
ntalay attenuant. Mr. Barnett, of Dorchether, appeared for
the petitioning creditor. ; Mr. Howard, of Weymouth, for the
Weymouth creditor,; Mn. Lock and Ma appeared for
&vent craelitors ; and Mr. Harrison, accountant, Derby, for
Derby creditor. TM bankrupt the represented by Mr.
Ramat. of London, and Mr. Id. C. Weston, of Dorchester. The
bankrupt wee present. There WY a large attendance of
creditor.. l'roofe .4 debts were handed In of carious credit...
IV Mr. Howard from Weymouth -Mr. Abbott droner, for
0.. 5.1. ; Mr. Vincent, jeweller, E 7 tO.. ; Mr. It. Rolla shoe-
maker, £75. 3d.; Mr. Aylesbury, tailor, 01 ; ond Kr. J.
ti Rowe, milliner, £7 17s.
By Mr. Buniett, from Don•hester. - Mr. .1. Scott, jeweller,
• If. Od. ;Mr T. It lbws, wine merchant, 1.10 14.. Id. ; Mrs
last, grocer, £7 ;Mr J. T. Godwin, china warehouse, Lld
Its ; Mrs. Dunn, Junction H0te1..1:13 4s. AHI. ; Men. owe,
cinfivtioner, £7 10. Al ; Mr. Sly, Antelope lloteL£6ll. 414;
Mr. W. Derr, Itirmirqrharti, 11 the 7el • Mr. H. & Mills,
poulterer, £l7 10e. ; Mr. IL P Watts, al;entlet ; £l2 0.. Id.'
Mr. E M. Wood, Ironmonger, Le lb del. ; Meths. Jolly end
Sin, Bath. 11. 4.1; Mr. F. W. Seward, baker, £5 14. AL •
Moore. Iltheumbe, drape., £9 17s. ; Mr. C. Parsons, 'ode:
eater manufactory, CI 11. AL
Mr. Bassett tendered a proof for bills on the London and
County Bank, for £13214. AL and law coats ,C2O, for money
lent at CO per eent, by a Mr. J. R. Young. It appeared Mr.
Voting boll pnanimory notes. The Registrar mid the &Merit
was not In the proper form, and Mr. Howard took objection to
the proof being admitted Mr Itheeett &Imo offered of Mr.
aiward lldtly. Croydon, 120,0 n two cheque. drawn on a bank,
and endorsed " no funds."
' By Mr. Arthur Lock-Mr 3. Wellspring, bullder
.4th 7e. ;
Mr. W. Haruki!. Derby, draper, CV On. ; Moore Lock sod
Son, butchers. CIS Ile; Mr. K Steele, draper, 1 lia Id.
Proofs were-Kr. & W0..11ey,/2/ 41, kiee a goods.
furniture, he. ; Kr Henry Steer, 418 oe. Al ; Mr. C Low,
al fa SILL ; Mrs. I. Johnom, /2 4. 04.; Mr. T. OrtiAth,
jeweller, £7 109. ; Mr. W. Semen, wine merchant, /II
11. . Al. • Met C Felton, Meier. £l2 odd: Mr W.
Medley, Chemist, /Id Os Al. ; Mr. Med, thosniaker,
141. dd. ; Mr. Greene', ale merchant, £3O It; Mr. ('bad.
Sell, etationer, £4 124 ; Mr Webster, shneraaker, £42. 3d.;
Mr R. billet, niilltmen, /1 Se ; Mr. T. George, d=
al Stsd. ; Mr. 1121otheth Radford, £lO 0.. : Males. •
and Co , grocers, £l3 11. &d.; Methr. Erato, bankers,
CSO Ide. 20,2.; Mr. C. Bowring, mine merchant, MS ; Mara
statthriers, £lO It : Mama Made. theorising;
ET Ine dd. • Mr. J. Taylor, hotel proprietor, 1.4 lea ed ; Mr.
H Play, toifteronfek 115 Ids. ; Mr. Brindle', theme lector,
Ltd 7a 11. ; Mr. Johnson. coal merchant, £l4 14. Id. • • Mr.
H. Spencer. groeer, 1.40 Ida Id.; Meath Heywood, teen.
mongers, £lO5. 111. ; Mbes Momdey, for rent. £l2 10. •. Mr.
T. Morrie, of London, tailor, KU Se. dd. ; Mi. Bower, 7444wr
re As ; Mr Gates, gun marodacturer, 210 14. &I, for gun
hire, Ac.; Mr. Crump, engineer, 27 le ; Mr. J. lamb,
tailor, 7. ed. ; Mr. Retell& and On., i"
£24lh. ltd.; Mr. J Illarward, .4.54...,, Abet dd. (Th="nee
properly witnessed, and we. not admitted); Kr. Tlttsrton,
fishmonger, /18 14.. Id ; Mr. Carter, China merchant.
£2.5 4. ; Derby Gee Compeny, £4 It 4d. ; Mr. G. Jackson.
cabman. 17e. ; Moth. Standen, Pall Mall, London, la 10..;
Mr. Williamson, Derby, butcher, Din S. 61.1„ for goods and
Interest, 270 la 4.. bg for good&
By Mr. Burneth-Mr. T. £100.07, saddler, Dorcheeter,
£22. : Mr. 11. Ling, booheeller, £4 os. SI. • Yam Crocker
and Fenner. ironmonger. AK 4. 104. ; tither. Hedged and
Soo, wine merchants, ALS 14. 4d.; Mr 11. 3.
£1741
The Rey. II R. Williams, we. flier sworn, and examined by
Mr Howard. He mid When I Ore the cheque 24th July,
1a73. on News Grindley'. Mak to Mr TIM' for £lOl had •
certain mm there. The banking book wee seised 1 think.
Don't think 1 had LS there at that time Should think I had
CV there a month before, ss tar ea I recollect. Kr Ttddy
came to Dorchester July 24th to look into my aalm. He is aa
theouniant Heed onnsalted him before that. I had been to
hie othes • fortnight or it might he • month before. I went
there from an adverthemant I aloe. It wee not the thriftier
meet produced. His place was 21, Tlchhornothreet. Saw
Mr. /bay on several occasions. Sew Sr Bassett In adliferont
nflke on the same floor there You go though • tolsoconiet's
shop up a flight of smirk The second cheque delth Aug. 5111,
was given the same date rie the diet and it wee to he held no.
Mr. Howard: Be careful as he an offence against the astute
Law.
1:111kni14 : I bare made a mistake After getting time "to
think," he said ho did 110 t riaadiect the eireuntetanore un.ler
which he pro (ho eiscond darns, Premed he sad he
I'll nod the seeitid was to be held on. When I seer Mr.
Ti.hly I told him I expected to hare a coninderable SUM paid
into the hank from private @throes. 1 cannot mention from
whom.
The Registrar said he was bound, and he could see no °Wo-
lin:l to It.
The bankrupt wee given thne to mender. When Mr.
11.1.1 y earne dwell I isti,l his railway ro7.ettses -I rare him L.S.
Ilc did not eh,: me I have paid 'lila u..thing further. At
that thee I ehriteit one cheque for £lO. Mr 1"41,1y bad not
mid any creditor of mine. or paid any money for me.
7.51 quit,. am -A.-Yea, bey.itiel hie own expeneee
-Tiwii thew cheque* were riven honed* hit legal
exec-meet- They were.
- you know that In the proof he swears it wag for
money lent?
Mr. Tidily never lent no. any wormy.
Mr Howard then examincl ati to too promieeory notes died
April 11, 1.71, one for.i7o and the other for all 10e. on the
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'and bounty Ilnot, Maklenhcsal made payable throe
months attar date, si.nnal by bankrupt. Mr Willistoo mid he
had not any account at the bank. The hills were written at
Mr. Young's and Mimed by me. Went to Mr. Young in
con.equenco of an alrertieement. Woe told of It by a friend.
At that time IWM atiedeited chaplain to the Ilerculea I may
hare hal gao cash, for each bill ; but could not tell the exact
nom, as I left him to settle POMO acmunts of mine In Maiden-
head. Oct the two bills I reed Oct I had .Cl 4. and remember
his paying an account of LIO, and LIO ton creditor at Path;
and my wife ale. hut tin-re Cr, altogether about gOO I think.
I stAel what lank I should make the bills payable at.. I had
no banking .•count. and be suggested that at Maidenhead.
11.1 psid £2.1. intorcet.
Mr Morsel ecil the chuire ill the Z per month.
Ileri4rar observed that was 00 per cent
11.1.1 not recelred any letters from Mr. Young since be left the
Mr Howard urgaNl Ilddy'e proof was Inadmissible, and the
Registrar Mid he should not admit It.
In further catuninaLkm. the bankrupt said— I went Into the
church six yens Fit.ut lived at Derby. Was married at

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present ognialan. not togethisi'an erj ii.tLevareives. that time. and had been about • year and-nhalf. Was married
mid thereby rah at a llLtle of tits rut c f We. but what " the time 'ree "Went at Lichtkhl Thmical °"II.E. hl7
e us ler name is Edna
th s, must guard against was exerts. /13 had mach sister has been utaylng with
liulf.uro,oo and she usually lived with her mother at Brags
pleaeurs In coupling wiFh the told the name of Bro. of Allan, Henan& lawit think if,, Orihie lives there now.
Pike, their valued weeretary, who bad vi.iducted ths Have besot from Mira Ogilvie indirectly elnce she left Dot-
al! lira f the lodge In Co astisfeolmy • manner.— chaster. Do you know on your oath shere she is? I could
P. P.G. N. Pike raid he ceu'il not allo• thir worthy net sive the ...et Seer: I think Probeldy lily Wend WY
wife's mother deems her income front the Patriotic Fund, War
medical offl ter to leave lii, room without careening
what F.• felt sure all pr. vent &spired to do—that a "m'', ant "
the Font nib's W"r had 'm ama'. of
Ito- own. Ills wife's father sas Colonel Ogilvie, and died In
better man or a kinder &e'er then Dr. Aldridge the climes. It was from Mot Ogilvie he expected the large
.tiet.d—(oosiosl hoeon re, Oi'lowed with tee mer dam nun of money he before spoke of. ThouOt she would geit it from
•PPlausish —N. O. COI retornni thanks for the " Bud friends Lived at Derby i yore. Had 4100 • yeare7% of Hope" lodge. He sheuld 10,•. the financial pert of Ills wife had allowance of £2OO • year from her mother
the basinses to be eisimied of by lb. worthy nitre-
her father's dmth the estate in Fortis/die was found heavily
" wort/aged and had to be mild. Went for sin weeks to Porte-
hwy. A plea.lng duty devolved on bin, and that mouth ;them to Marshlteld, Oath, two months ; that to Maidens
wen to present to pest Mier" screilliates of serrieWS h„.4 i.e eight month.; theme to the Hercule ; after mat to
ably rendered. Ile herein' those oaken would C. 11.4.1 for It,. months, and then to Dorchester. The most I
•alue them as temente ei of tie', past labour., got furnished house and two gammon week; at Codford
The certifies's.% c-.lourol and framed, were then only two pions All this time !bad to lire on what I got an
premnted, this fol'ow.ng inirg tte esoiplents rte."' el'idted to C""tei the limng et Mot-
inster It is put down at 4110 wit Mr
hotase and garden, and I
P.G I Intel% PG. Alive Thome' Gerrard, P.G. eaeeslat ept4 there„repeal., of 11. ban ineaseaat My
Wil lam "MPhr.r• P.O re. doelo• p`elas P.O. ye thee stayed with us Isere, and would have bons mu the
George Bari hitt, and P.O. William Reynold Vatoher.— eximises ; atm Mkt Oinlvis No mutt `an named for them to
P.P.O.H. Pike isid ma Hale warn on the wing, he most allow I received sums of money
_from Men. Ogilvie, which
out his remarks rather short. 14 Item years ago that .0. be Itivod by bonitint bnuk- I Wwnid think MMr..tight, this lodge was formed. They had started with "nributml about Ma a Month . aMa
10 member., and now lad 260, laving initiated 20hot hoen pr:isenta It waa about
Dorchester that I thrterem mon.thaw rer I had
during the pest year. During be year they bad pill when I came here I took a house at Aler Andra Terms.
£1893. Gi. for s'aliness, and £42 for deaths. Is thin Mr Abbott. drsper, Me proved for geode bad in that short
lodge member, were admitted from the sas of 16 to 45, time, to the amounted,O. whatha• hemmer., them I think
and by • tradutted meale ef payments were enabled lea tom,' of lbws ••• •••••• Did not Wei and Ifie• Ork
e
ramie, from Bi. to 20.. per week In slohnere, and frees
arm. uphot g. 41; M debt.
.i r
Ath'e ."n
le Ibt.me of
11 bout ts 0 ? A—l in
tidally for two salt,
£8 to CIO at death; foil pay In sickness for 12 months, of servant's lirery. At Mr. Baer. I beach, a coaaanalea
and half-pay as Ina ss life should last. All of on were them. It maim' away by mistake with Mrs. Ogihie's plate,
exposed to sickners, and when it cams they had • fond by Mrs. Williams, the servant packing it Everything
to fall hack arm and he ooasitlred it the duty of all to belongingto Mrs. and Miss Ogilvie en% removed woo dierthel
support social les'of this kind, which Bad done so =yak left--i forget the data Our time was up at the Fordingtoo
House 11st October • Mrs. Ogilvie went mile month and
to lower lb. rates of this country. Blot. sitting down, '
the goo& were sent that month. flows clothe, of my own
be would propose the health of the Hon. Members—hetern coot away _ nam,, else I ewser. I went ewe, b, the
wished they had mere of them. But be would remind mall on Rummy night: don't remember whether the servant
the benefit members that they must rely on their own got my ticket. Me. Denning did DM roMov• any thing, from
•sertiotm. He was phrased to say that although they my Muse et Fordington I know nothing shout that. Them
hod paid away snob an lemon. non during the 16 la nothing of mine at Mr. Duman/fa There are two boxes ••
year• as, had been • lodge, yet they bad now the the Psntechnicon where they ham been two roan Don't
know where I. the seee„_dainie chnner .etpurchased at ye.
comfortable sum of £1,273 be. 61. In hand. They had 0,4,„/„...
therefore cans. to be thankful, sad he hoped the ledge The lierimrar said he had better male himself acquainted
would sentinos to prosper. He must wrens the with many' things be sow did not mem to know about.
thanks of the lodge to the Rev. R. Bvsnitt, Mr. Williams mid it had not been sent alto be made away
who bed hind!, greeted th, the nee oftbe wits. The Jeweliery he had when he came to Dorchester he had
Infant Hehecirmun fur their lodge ...Hen not^ Wu.. in liooden- line oMivie also ntelat• "ad b.kwE.d Men.
• the home n. Oglivis eery rarely went
—(applause. )—P.O. Linton, P.O. Lamehrey, and P.G. snout ;how., with my wife; my wife had • permeate:
Gerrard returned thanks for the eertiflothas presented. ot,Jorrion to It. I hod some things of Mr Hannah, which his
All of them ezpreseed the plesenre they had felt In demanded back because I did not pay, and I let hi,. ha.. them
nerving the Imige, sod their °optioned lotereet tte mmin four or fire or els months after I had them. He hod
welfare. —P.O. Davis proposed "Kindred Beciaties."— tbem on ,?:,2"th,,,",‘„21",,,,°""'„har,,,',..,1,eapa,,," of Eta"' Cea, my
n two Mass in
P.O. Bohner replied for ' fisndiinihand " lodge of ,a7.2.alltifir:„a„:,-,d--3 - the tan
Oddfellows. It wu programing saUsfaatorUy, and bone, to me ghe Cane to me in London, end mid sts had
although perhaps the pees was slow, they knew that snens el her Ming., but all hod not been given up. Mem no
the slowest pace sometimes lasted the longest.—M,. (I. reeoliemion of telegraphing to her from London to my that
Franklin, on behalf ef the Forester% said be was mush the bet errieedmio I knowof the lieu's arri"al- At nrd"
m I had another eervent named Sam She did not
obliged for the honour done him in °Pupil°, his same ima
stool any boa to me I did not telegraph to her to my a ion
with the host. He was proud to soy he lad-mead to arri, tele. Mr. Howard produced a moorage rent from
rueh • noh'e or'.er as the Forest,rs, and ttgit thelr 21. Thhhnrne.nrsset (Mr. Tiddy's place), to Miss naneom—
affairs were in a •rr• ao.lifectory eat,. 80 es little • nee right. Don't 'stem is home till nine train.' This he
time ago a j branch had been forniol in menet- ealiMinal, saying he Mot thet to her on °miming thou it
Bon ml 11 ti.e coor tin D octet. r, .nil they had 'around would lee all right on her making Ye atildsvit. Had not
medvol any Channinster school ovine's. Hat not received
near y 100 membere. IViist be a cull like to see wait
so old age benefit, so that wt en man beeam• old he hor er 1-I'7ool"l4tat.,:he A"."eehe7depe'neeli
might not to fro to the pariela for relief, btt mon Men:hams •Ivisc bilk wewe between 4.140 and 4400. Had
weuld recel•• • mos!' yam weekly to support him in his none of the wine left. A great dent of the Jewellery Be..
tl alining year.. Ile tilted up n all young loco their %linen's gni and gave 61,1* is present& my bey in buttons
dier f fertani and jainleg one of three *Ws 'Maud Milts. Don't know 4,1 Thy gon4/1 ocing removed by
• Medi r. —IF. Writs repli.vl fee tho Friends, a loan . Fordingtoo named Oulu. I had no furniture at
.pi., y
neatly,
am hod
taro.,
ilt,,,vi:otionignort.: rard weriaati.n.lithott I.ree. One.tof the
229 min:lb-Ts during the par.—Mr. Phelps, for the £77.. Had no dresses or goods; 'toy wire arateeeithise:g well:11!
County VA was hippy to wily It wit In t TOIVIOni (ma.
state, won, he 1,14, en. of ti,e heat dew Mr. Howard : Rut bow can that be- here's a hit of nearly
in ths Unltol Lowden, Mr. C. la:miter tetnr.ed roo 01. for dmis-rY lo Pit Months. no Drrhy 14114 can
lt. for V. Oil by Bre. : itaornag Quoting ennui
"Hearts Osk."—The Vies-ekairins• gave the bankrupt said he theught 'they were seised at Maidene'NeW ton,
health of tier worthy ohoremae. He was pleassd Meet reodieet James Mills. the by, enyebbg by my
to see him oceut•ying the politico' he e and ordern Mr. Hestant mentioned a nrpee, and Mukrupt mid
It bad given him infinite &made:teen to propos he serer ordeeedc,.....mtbe feu,_""",..l
.4 snythlteg,
Elsa is their Moyer at the late eleetion. Re Wan aunt hr at,lo. t file 1.1, stslvmeot I.
,ItY. """"a"—,te to:
they would find Gregory act In the (attire as beitn.aereels ,nhalir,o2=euthe
had dote in the part- (musical beneurs. and Immense. nom end a hi...plated articles. Ind :A know ytheirdsalnede.
applause).--ong ley Are. Toffs: "The Good Bye at the The wnmisl seized tore under County Court executions Col
Deeor."—Tbo Chet:man. In returning thaeb, mid heation CIO There was nothing given up
felt great pleasure in meeting them on them tombs Mr. ltryer mid the value of all the things tictscel wool.' be
00eationg; h. did not mean always as their Chairman • ..alte" itlo,e,; tort vhfeer'A from hnUan there they had bac.'
and next year be hoped thy 'waist have another *hair! --earal..-"a bankrupt W
man, ro that & Mil, new Wend iuight lahmed into sh.l.,,,..ltift.'l7ltMhO• due.. Pt
were
morn
Utte
the proceeliiigai lle tlou2ht the ides of a Jovenile Mr. Mutant end hankrupt received shelf-year's rent to
Branch •AS • good one, mid tececomaniled it ti thole Lady .lay, which he had no right to, and the pornm had takes
oonside ration. —P.O Ltncsd said • jormila branch am the next half to recoup thoniselvea
&hoot to be f tuned in cenore'ino with the Bad of la "4 t" the n'Khgrar. 1"k""4
""
he
tu"
e. 4
Ptid
ilopoo vdde, and b,p,A ohire.hee could
ueud tlei•t;lT t
law t, he Ilterzrzti 1111 l since M
i,m the ar Tll,-her.e
oee woe gil,llieam L
their &Waren to become member, —The Cinirman, In nth toe
✓eply to the What Of "Thu X 37 Red Corporation,. The Registrar ailkstniol the admission .4 the proof.
said be felt It • great honour to to elected the ...mod sir l
Oil Mal tht, gam 211114.111t114 tho ions ife tas
time as Mayor; he had undeavivresl during his year of , £1373 '‘,"l "I that ottin hr rrOnne""dl:9(o Is.
of,
Mr. the bonknitit WM bound to pr,...0,t to torrs out Ws duties to Om ratisfaotion of all, amount at th.- first toes-tier assi it wet sowed there must In 611
and be sh,uld ir.rivo to peleee the same coerce during adjounimeot
the pr.. ~t year. eta. 1,-.11 been a gnmi deal of talk Mr. Williamson proposed that Mr. TW. Onions accountant,
about a birongh rate, both. a- ald assure the rats. DcrhY, he 11,,, trustee ; mid the following the onimittce of
payers that gush s Cilia( ...mid cot be it .ne, bat that inspection Wawa. Randall, Wilkens...l, Lamb, and llownag,
, (sooty, and Mr. Wellspring. Jour of methane,
the Council at al tie,., awe atudy the leteresta of lb.
I Mr. comdaine.l that only one Dorchester creditor
gotepefers. soil would not allow • fete to b° levw`.• ahereas heel the hirtiv tradesmen done their
—Ths Vice-chairman also responded. lie fielt pie Jed duty hery the bankrupt noild not have got credit.
time be had been 'dieted to the Council, and whilst Mr. •Illiammon said they had beau trying to find the bankrupt
there should endeavour to do hie duty. If they liked for ?want
so
of bite as an oamelloc, babe, eee benefit or I Mr. Harrison agreed to the sahstitutinn of Mr. TB. Biggs,
he should be most happy to ta.l%."tireettilaatrens`radiwr' Watela
as an honorary
.member, ware then agreet to.
4eao about—What bs weettild to do warn to work as fibtl• ! The namaing wan then adjourned to Friday, 191 k Mgt, at 10
6 mos be of booefil to with whom ho woo omit- MM.

DORCHIISTIN TOWN COUNUIL
WIDIMSDAT : Present —The Mayor (Yr. 0. J. 0. (Imp
Aldermen J. oe/pin, H. Lock, T. Coombe ; Ononelllore
Ire% enish, T. Bonnets, F. L. Turner, A. Eamon, E. Burnett,
Aklridge. J. F. 1.10.400, th the Town Uwe (Yr. Oils
Symonds).
PITROLSCIILICTa
. . _ .

Licenscs were renewed al follows : Mr. H. °MOO, Kr. A.
W, (I,ves, Kr It lallett, Mears. Crocker, Fanner, a Co,
Mr. J. Mitchell, Mr. R. Ilasel, and Mr. 0. Mutlonl. In reply to
• question, Supt. Ourranl saki he had Inspected all the pnoshas,
and found them suitable Since lost year blearra Crocker Si
Yammer had built • Are-prool store,

rig Ascu!,. THS I.oltoron,

The Tows CUM-;;Md-itrnlikilie—re—M-1;d1;0;;I that the first
memorial was addrowool to the Council in an unhecoming non-
nor.. (letitlemon and Ladies). and inquiry was directed to he
meek .4 Mr illeyne and the her II Monk, respecting it. The
petition was returned with the objectionable words expunged,
and now toklreeml to the Worshipful the Mayor, Aldermen,
sod Council of the borough. Mr Bayne 'crow eying that at
the time ho signed the memorial the objectionable words were
not on it. Ile suggest.] it was add.' by mine waggish pereon
to throw ridicule on the whole thing The Ker. 11. Moule
wrote insi said he thought the Council knew him well enough
to be sure he would not senctk.n ouch a piece of Itinerant rude-
ness. When the memorial was presented to him, although he
fully approved .4 the rubject matter he would not alga It till
he elm by a sufficient number of signatures that it was the
general with .4 his parithioners. When It was brought m•tin
be *mid it without looking at the beading. Mr Mallandine,
one 4 4 the signatoriee, mid the objectiocable words were there
when presented to him for signature, end he called attention
to them, and was armed that wag merely a draft, and that •
fair copy without them would be presented. Mr Lewis wrote
arologWng Is, lila Mayor and municipal body, and explaining
that it era. loft at the house of a lady for her signature, and
the did not think it complete, and Inserted the word '
Ibe mound memorial intimated that the eignatorke had heard
with alarm that it we. the Intention of the Council to remove
the fairs and market.. to Beggars' Knap. It expressed their
opinion that the present ground we, adequate and affonled
ample acoonmodation, while it we, a el...hared site, and they
thought more suiventageoue than Duggan' K nap. They express
Seem that the remos al would take burbles front the town ; and
that the expenee of the purchase and linings would largely
Increase the rates of the already overburdened ratepayers.
They hope that on further conskieration, the Council would
come to the conchudon that the proposed purchase of Beggars'
Keep is Inexpedient, and decide accordingly. There were 329
tures.
' wee agreed to wonkier the memorlake seperately, beginning
with the first from Fordington, which the Town Clerk read.
Akterman (Mule mid he iambi not allow. memorial of that
sort to be presented without taking notice of It It gave
I him extreme gratification to lee that the ratepayers at
I to take notice of what they did in the Councritibe
the strength of the language used In 110610
parts ol7""d memorial, but probably misconeepiton existed on
some of the subjects Involved. It had long been • source of
regret that the inhabitants were so apathetic as to anything
the Council did; because it we. only by fair discussou, sod
showing what they were doing, and the spirit in which they
endeavoured to act, that they could really carry on the bud.
i nese of the Council ssudaclontly tie would therefore propels
so an answer that the Town Clerk be Instructed to
' the receipt of the memorial, and Mate that trkwr=
disposition to act on It In any future Ineedel deellnie of the
CouteclL
WM= seconded.
Alderman Lorre said m far as hie own opinion wee considered
be had no obl.ction St all to the Ant part of Mr. Galplnb pro-
peel...lon, tba the memorlai be acknowledged, but as to the
other part be could not ogres, because be oomeidend the
SWUM sects censure on their past promeellmp, end edniltted
they had been extraragant In their Inenciel salaam se•Couneh.
He did not admit that at all. Ile held the Connell bed always
done the beet they could both Gnomish, and otherwise teethe
purposes of the town; and he did not think, with all doe
rasped., that there was any cause for censure pint the pre-
sent Mundt He would therefore propose es en esendsnent
Oat the =muscatel be receired sad eatnowledged by the Town
Clerk, and that the memorialists be aseured that they wall
slather ee heretofore to conduct the belinens of the Council
with the strictest economy and with due regerd to the interests
of the town. . . .

—Mr /ix- 371rir mid he did not take it to be I amps on the

Mr. LOCI Mid It append to biro to be so.
Mr GLIJIII sold IN bed no objection to date hie opinion
trolly: be meant It ea each. In Ms opinloo there bod not been
that attention given to the Onancee et to. borough lbws ought
to have bean
_ .

-nwrmitem approved the
Dr. Monsoon said he wail I=h6ba. seyree with Mr. Lock.
Word@ bed been and in speaking of the daimon width be
thought ems likely to led to fain Ina Panora bed
bees aosund of haring orcitehela of ib.tr own, and a 6
them out at the es of othen and of the town. H=
been In the Coo a number of years, sad Ina very wash
surprised to en mai eren,ock reported in tbe newspaper as It
was ciakedatad to convey an erroneouslapr.aia. that any wen
allowed to strep out private andpit.on.J moteliets contrary to
the elates of who eat the.., and at the expense of the
town. He thought then was an inproselon abroad, arising
from such espreosions, that persons then had leagued together
and carried out different Ineeteleee which were expends*, and
did not conduce to the Interests of the town, but were preju-
dicial to It. He felt that imprenelon ought to be moored.
Everything at that Council was decided by a majority of the
whote Doane, and If there wsa one penon more thao another
who hat taken an active interest In every matter, financial and
others-lee. that came before them It was Alderman flalpin If
this improeion to hat referee' to wore Inednriently conveyed,
he thought it shotehl he removed Hie Wes seas Mat the smend-
ment contained the most suitable 'newer to the memorial. It
was enormous to Aire such • reply and state they anxiously
eMearcured at all timer and should In the tutors to keep down
the expenditure of the town ao tar as it conk' be done own-
patibly with efficiency.
Mr. 1,-soot said that Once he had been • member of the
Council be hall never found any extraragant tendency tonal-
feetod._ . .

The MATAII did not believe there bad been any extrarammee
trlnee he had been In the Commit They had spent large num
of money, but he befit:red it had been neo.swy and uaefuL
The memorial referred to the great expense the borough
police, anti it had been saki that with atualimmation the watch-
ing could be done at hell the net, but Bridtort which had been
held up to them ea en example it seemed had to pay more In
proportion to the number of police than we were doing
Mr. GALrix mid he ea. glad the inhabitanta were taking an
Interest In the borough affairs, and he wished to my that he
hoped for the future they would have no 00:3114011 to compleln
of the expenditure.
Mr. Freon: Ito you admit they bare In the mot
Mr. : I do.

Tres= tritlidnor fn on seconding Mr. Gslpin's motion.
lis «mkt not admit so far u he had seen they bad been tn.
trusgant.
Mr. Durcian saki be would second the proposition.
Dr. ALDLI rue seconded the amendment . . . .

Mr. Moono said the prop eaten lanai to be • contagion
that they hal tan extravagant Ile wee afraid that • great
deal mid at the Bard had a tendency to create dies. notion
end &genet in the mina of the ratepayers, but he thought
calm consideration of facts would abate° the Coundl from any
deliberate extraragance or want of consideration for the
interests of the ratepayers as regarded economy. A. to the
police question In 1871 on the visit of the Government Inspector
a requirement use made by him for an additional operable,
which increased the cart CO a year. The diecusion at the
meeting last October arose on the Watch committee proposing
a *mall addition to the pay a the constables. Ile wag not •
member of the leach Committee, but he thought it was only
renewable after they had examined into the question, end see-
ipld by th the e
coumnty, and th proposud ostnltyhe ebrflofVelay of t them retro the onto
could
not be properly raintained without rutting them on the mane
level. And he believed the whole of that expense was not CO
(Mr. Chapin 'No, no).—he ovoid not pledge himself exactly,
but It ma 1.. week, which a six men would amount to
'bout L2o—(Mr. Gallen And r-15 to one) At the monism in
September, 1571, be brought forward n motion Met the pro-
peed Inatome we. media", and those In favour of economy
should have supported that, but on that °maim the gentle-
men who were edema conspicuous for their economy were not
So be found to support the proposition to ask fore reeniesion of
the required addition. Robe did oot think the neater bad
been put before the ratemmes in the right way fie
believed gUll that had proper Mem been eon, and the
.t.tlonnry character of Dorchester been represented, that I
constable would not here been melted on. With
. regard to other mattero be wee papered to take his share of
the remonsiMlitv. Ile believed the Oman endearoured
to conduct the laminae of the town as they meek' do bustoem
for themselres—(hear, hear). But ameolses were made
, having am out-of-door dem, but which be could not
say were of • kind that was adventegeous in the traneaction of
the public business. They wanted in that Cowan public-
spirited and reasonable men who would exercise who economy
end ant foolish economy. Ecommily might be pushed too far
in a wrong direction, and then It Ira of no good to the rein-
peyote or for the prosperity of the town. He thought the
beat for the borough were men who without erating anything
would lave • halo enemies 'plat in regard to the promotion
of public objects and improvemento For there were various
public work. carried out in the last ten yaws without their being
asked for • single rote, and therefore he thought the Council
did not damns to to held up to the iniabitants es
extzsragant.
Alderman Gauls gal undoubtedly Mr. Hodgm's epees* was
Intended non direct attack upon himself-
Mr. Howes : You mat no. my that
Mr. Oakne : He did not kn.. whether Kr Hedges called it
an attack, but be was willing to throw himself en the feeling
of hie brother Coup:llion whether sloes he bed eat at that
table be bed endeevoured to make speeches designed to create
an edict out of doors. He denied it in Solo. Me feeling had
always been to WM his duty reprdkas whether be wee
approved eaol-doon or not : and he thought that wag a very
unwarrantable emertion : ft .011 Melt ea one as be would not
make on any member of this oounell, and be did ea think it
ought to be made on himself. As to Mr. Hodgere remert
, about the mama of the reemben prolamin, economy when he
ameght forward his motion, he was sorry to my for /damn
Mat at that tam he ma on a bed of deinmeg, es'depend co it,
there wee no person In the Council who walla leave been more
ready to smond it Taking the minute took and drawing such
a crestesselom sr Mr. hedge. did reperling them who were
anent use unfelt. He wee quite ready to go Leto the polies
memetige mad other seatters, but be thought It would be WAfio
In bee,. day appointed for It; end he should manhole the
he had taken before. With reward to the goalie aspen-
rituirberlll. Hodge@ mid there hod base no more than was
samenery : lee it be en, but hod they dens their duty a
edministrators of the finances ;to take no steps whatever to
redeem their liettlitae I tie npyeekd to the Town Clerk
whether they were not bound by their application le the
Treasury to make providon for the liquklation of the im
He emertad that now, although he ea taunted ettit i=
threatened the inhabitante with a borough rats, and with
making a mach for the public out-of-dant He hoped.. long
as be rmained • member of that Board he should be there m
I • hand and one willing to do hie duty ; if not, he wee awl,
to retire be ad no wish to remain • moment lower than he
retained the public confidence that he fulfilled ha duty. file
I maintained they were liable to bodied on for the Maas:mute
of loans not paid, and under thous circumstances he • nattered
the Council had failed in their duly by not seeking the
neccaary provision for curb payments.
Mr. Howes gal' Mr. (lapin had thought proper to refer to
hie etei;rratione In the shape of an attack. That he (Sr.
Hata.) repudiated altogether He should not like to attack
any one, lie admitted, however, that hie obeervations were
directed to Ur. (WOW, speech a that Council in October,
when ho made rery arong fawn -aliens in condemnation of
what too o.,cd had done ad were doing, end es It were
lecture] and arlinmelehal them, and need language which wee
as strong( no It could be in the way of carve-. fie momeo is
earcety right without notice en to do Those remake of Mr.
OalpinS had caooort • great dal of otioneelon
ratepayers—lt woo the inevitable remit of Mr Oats:Z=l. 'l-h:
Mons Of ammo he (Sr (ladra) heels right to make them,
and he to olneree mon than without being enamel of making
an attack. All he wished to do we. to pot the insUor hirly
hinge the town.

--11r-Gturit : Irhy didn't ynu &newer my remtrks at the
time/

-We-. Homo We had no notice.

: I hadT.

itlii."4B.: -You 't. 'make a general denunciation of
the ununeil on the state .4 the public funds.
Mr. Ottrut : I deny k altogether.
Mr. !loam: You spoke in a %cry stn.ng tone In advocating
the county police.

ifii:l4;'(;.-kna rn, rrepsrm t ...Teat the word, at uny
future time: I don't retract one lota

iiOl4l.Ml r:iii;en-atii7ris have only been fairly war-
ranted by your Watch.
• iht% POSH wild he thought Mr. fialiiin's propiaition a
eery moderate ono. he didn't aeo how. fastbUous person could
object to lie language For himarlf he quite angered of the
preeent arrangement of the police force, and did not wie any-
thing in Mr. firalpire!u iiroporation to the contrary. That quis-
thui had not won) NA.", ilium to-day but he ilk' not think
thy could do better auto that than they ' were doing at
preaent
Mr. lirionini regarded the pronositii4i as an ailndirrion that
they had Leen extravegant
the Toga 11..1.00a pointed out the ildhrenee hcaween the two
motion.

ronualtal Uorumanti.pn slug admitting they
bad bc.ou laughly 1."). in the past, bin god f“r the
future.

Atlerntan Coonna rrmarketl that economy dhl not hinny,
oii.S lii thy looot onittoso. .
" " " •

on a division Om lartrealmrtit was tarried by 11 to 3, thaw In
favour S the original motion bving Marna Ualptn, Lananink,
and liuntett.