The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

Mu. Hirrormat' animal Christmas dimmer is
afloomioed for Om 26th iort.

Trams will be a few vacancies for girls between
12 and 15 years Old, In the Industrial School in this
town, after tbe Christmas holidays.
IT is intended to hold a full Choral Service at 8.
Andrew's, Bradpole Road, on Christmas Eve, at
7 p.m., and, on tb• morning of Christmas day, there
will be musical sessions suitable to the occasion.

ALLINOTON Outwit wag quite crowded is Sun-
day evening, in ooesequenee of its being announced
that the Rev. W. C. Templer would preach there. A
collection on behalf of the evening eervi.» fund wee
made, amounting to about £5.
IT is with deep regret we learn that the Rev. K.
W. Kirkland, who wee a few years ago curate of Bnd-
port and who recently emigrated to the ridable., where
he was appointed Ineombeot of St. uk... Church,
Canobletown, Tasmania, died at that plc* oil the 2nd
October, at the early age of 27 his only child, • little
girl, five months old, having died two day* previously.
He married • snort time before leaving England, and it
meat be a meat trial for an poor young widow, who in
two days lost both husband sad obiia, sad is now left
alone In • strange land, for sway from booms anal blared
Is is net the first severe trial of her short
married life, as soon after arriving out, they
were burnt out of Hick booms end loss everything they
had, barely escaping with their lives, and • sithesciption
was got sp in Bridport.

Tow, Copycat. —At a meeting of the Town
Conned on the 13th iminot, presses the Mayor,
Aldermen Collo:, Stepbeas, Bash, Mord, east
Bartlett; Couneillors Mauler, Templeman, Lee
ambit. B. Cur, Stembridge, C. Tooker, Edmunds.
Legg. sad IL N. Cox. --re. &greatcoat with the
Gee Company for lighting the lawn lamps was daly
neouted. —The Valuing Ounimittee reported they
bad consulted with Mr. Corsica relative to the dis-
posal of the property M Soatb-streek lately fallen
into head by the death of Mr. Chile" and also some
adjoining property, who resommended that it Mould
be let on • building learn for the erection of eight
bosses, according to plans laid bete* the Council,
and subject to • payment of £l2 per annum. nib
adoptioo of the report wee proposed by Mr. Keeley
and seconded by Mr. Teropleman, and the motion
was cornet—Mr. Edmunds proposed and Mr. H.
N. Cox seconded that Mr. Mon's application to
be allowed to remove • hedge on Noseiter's Is..
meat be mended to, the trees, if any, to be sold for
the benefit of the corporation. Carried. —lt was
Frulunn 121 Mr. Manley, and seconded by Mr.
Jegord, that Mr. J. Guadry'g, application to sur-
render one life, and add two, on property in the
Beetroad, late Mrs. Banimombe's, be referred to
the Valuing Committee, and also a proposition of
Mr. John Cooper's to give up • comer of his pro-
perty for the improvement of the public path in
Si. Miohael'islane, on receipt of compensation.
Carried. —Complaint was ma& of Ike delay in corn-
plating the urinal at the Market Howes. The
Clerk wee directed to write to Mr. John Cooper.
—Eroeption was taken to the conduct of the Sur-
veyor for repairing the pavement opposite Mr. Fry's,
blacksmith, North Alliagtoa, AM would entail in
sewage of 1:3 or te, without eshmitting it for the
approval of the Council. and be was clearly given
to andermand that if be did so in future it would
be at his own cost.—Tbe business of the quarterly
meeting of the Lunt Board was Den proceeded with.
—Bundrg bills were ordered to be paid, but that of
Mr. Gerard, for the Cholera Hand ,_ was refound
to the Sanitary Committee, when, if approved by
them, it will be paid. —Mr. Joseph Coops". applica.
600 to he allowed to make an alteration in the original
plea for bie new buildings in Wool-olroot, lad to