The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-12 00:00:00

POOLE TOWN COUNCIL.

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O a Saturday morning the Town Couordl nist at this
Guildhall. There were pressed: The Mayor (Alderman
J. Harker), in tile chair, Ailerons G. R. Penney and
F. T. Roger.; end Councillors A Balaton, T. Holbert.
Z. N. Blanobard, J. Beckley. I J. Coaway, G. Curtis,
H. D. Mlle B. Former, G. Orme. B. Hamilton, A. P.
Hamilton, R D . J. Hayman, J. S. Hodson, F. Milts;
G. N. Penney, C. J. atone, W. N. Wasters, and J.
Hood.

ELSOTION Or ILATOB.

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Alderman Purity said he begged to propose Mr.
Moretti' Hamilton 64 • lit and proper person to all the
aloe of Mayor for the ensuing year, and he did so with
the greatest oonddense, becalm' he felt eonvineed that
be wonld dbieherge the duties of that oflios with vett
talent, and that he would devote a large antacid of time
to the post. Li ahlet magistrate of this Wreath, be
would, If elected, have the very 'reusable eervlees of the
ex-Mayor, to whom they were very mush indebted for
the time and attention he had devote! to the interests
of the borough during his 'mayoralty.
Yr. BAUM, bend to mooed the peopooltioa. They
knew the reward of work well done was more work to
do, and Mr. Alderman Harker had rralleed that, for
he filled the atm so well on the drot °cordon that It
re-Imooesd upon him. Mr. Hamilton had sat Is
the Connell after two contested elections • he had bun
I eounsillor Sr. years, sad had fuldUod hie duties
most ensieetly. Indeed It was owing to hire In a treat
nterrors that Ow town wee protected from a sheet lafeetione dimes. whieh had alated other tows, In the
paighbourboud—(hear hem). Ha (Hr. Balaton)
believed that Kr. Hatiiiltos had not only does bl owe
work, bet slain share of the work of the absentees. He had therefor* very great pleasure is sereoading the
regulation.

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--TitiT;esolutioa was carried unanimously.
Mr. HAUILTOIII, the Mayor sleet, took Ur chair,
whir we. triatod by Alderman Harker, and mtdo the
usual diorama:in.
The Mayor returned thanks for his election, and
alluded to this admirable aillane, io whir the st.mayor had filled the Oflia• Of 01114 magistrate during she rat
7011 Z. The ensurr year would be ose of ocriderable
work for thr all, and or of pont interest to the rate-
payers, lurrour, as under the Health of Towr Let
many things would require to be tor which would
ruse some morditure.
Alderman Floors hod much prams in an:Mogul
the next rear riots, whir be warn we story re
present would be antler to sapper in the wannest
manor prible—that the saes corer' thanks el this
merry be prorated to Aldereern Harker kw the wiry
Maier one able manner in which he led Ailed the
odies of Mayor dating the per year. It we timer
needless for itiw to call the armoire of tho Houma to
the able manner in whir Alderman Harks, had aided,
both as preildiog OVIlf the Ter Corea and the
Trustees the Qaays.-the and us respylag the prides of
thief is to borough. He was perfestry
earth ao man err dire harder to do his duty
then did Mr. Harker. They had had airy good agars,
but he ratered to my, witrat fear of rattediethin,
that they lad river hid. better mayor than la thr
gentleare—(appires). He hearted the declaims be
had given from the berth had been In &mordant* with
the strictest juries. He had eadoronred not only to
do what was right end lu.s, but be had bees on. a
shosi, who simpered justice with ismsy, and be (Alder-
men Roger.) istlierd the desirous he had given hot
ouly wet •1111 the approbation of those who it with
Elea spoil the bra, Out also of those—and tads was
Baying a great Mini--epos whom it bed beau his duty
to par seaters. He did not know that he raid say
mar, for it was a very dicker thing I. the pressor of
O gestleinan to err so highly of kiln as meld be
spokes bolded his reit.
Mr. Hari briefly seratir the teeolutioo, whisk
We. varied with assireatiss.
The 1.1.11• TOR rid it wee. tory Adroit Wag fer
aspire to bre to reply to suit a veer' as that ha
ithisit 'Warren Seger had raleglesd IBM. lig yea

very mesh ',bilged for Om vete of thanks. though he
was not disposed to tbiak that he deserved all that
had teen mid. He hid too *aver endeavoured to de
hie best lit the aloe to which it had bees this bind.
nem to appoint bias. Althourh tho goatlemen who
Lai .proposal anaroinded tee eau of thanks had
been kiwi enough to speek Ma services I. she
money they ha ;tot he eelee facto° 000aeloUs of his
ewe shortoominotio to feel alkali he hat • Katt is Ms
own °comatose., to take what Lad Wall said as deserved
in, hie. It. was pleased, however, to be shie is
thuds those who had item, him eve,), „dew. ,ag
be might say that the sours. he had eadoavoursai I.
iaducosee.np; ti;ebno oeezrwt.hhi.cyli liemigwhoatl
thaw his
be, nse.ij,tit
ever they were unacqoainted with anything, they
should go without any party oonsiderstiosa, to than
',pummels who p3seeseed the speolal knowledge that
was requint. Hs sou sure they would always dad•
cm whichever side of the hoses they may sit—ti ass
• Parliamentery plow—that those to whom they
applied wou,d be most resdr to Ow* them
valuable advice ; and he had not failed to iviZ
himself of it —(haer, bear). Knowing that there
were sine thine. which were specially known te
some gentlemen, it would b.., preset:toren* en the part
of any cum to wale to • droisioo without cousulting
them. As to the administration of jostles, Aldsmaaa
Rooters has referred to Its °unsling at pudica
with moray. That hat bee. not ouly his leek%
but that of all who had sat with him. They had set
set up the law as • seentoow, but they bad takes inte
secourot the peculiar tomptatioes to whisk people had
bowl liable, and with that spirit they had pared web
lenient 'enlace:ten as would OIUVIDOe Oireildrilli that
it would be well for them to respect the law, and
although the magistrat as sold ecareely upset the
off/coders to be plowed with their asetsuess, to eines
them to feel that they bad home justly dealt Irak.
There were many thinee about which he might speak.
The, had teen anticipating material beneliM whisk
were to statue to the town, and he hoped some of those
psoj.ets wets od the threebo.d In tto peat there had
been some dark clouds, bat tits« had bees movieg.
and no one could say how moon Poole might be in a
better oonimerelal position than hitherto. There we.
some hope that the lahabitents of this town would
before long 0 py greater prosperity than lee moo
time peat, bet while they looked to the material
prosperity of the town, they mast also look to
Ito moral Intureste—(ltear, hear). This could he beet
done by enetutracing the people geoerally to be careful.
econonikul, &ad thrifty, and by oduestieg
properly, so Oast whatever bemslits might fall uooe the
tow.,' the people might seise hold of them sod make
the best use of them. Hs begged to return his most
sincere tbaelos and Its could mean than that allhoegb
ea retirisg from his duties he felt a relesas, yet be
should be most happy to give hi eseeepeep mei seds6.
wain ia his power --(endive's).

111Z4TION OF 1111111117.

klemintiar King Wilt, gal., wo-i-elseted- &oda lor
the ensuing yeor. sod Tot* of thinks yes psid to Yee
retiring slorif (rrogeriek G. Baader% 1101)

WINMITH.

Firm Noosing& Pa/Jura-0o the night of the Stik
P.S. Hill dicsovored a ire bluing in a field belonging
to Yr. Lammas, whioh bad Wes made by taking hey
from • rink, igaiting it, and throwing open the barang
stuff a lot of old hurdles. He met three yonog MIS
mimed Andrews, BO WI isg, and Orohard soar lb. *ea
the 7 ran away, but ono he osa./ lit sad took laic ousted,
on &napkins. Nest :periling he got warrsais sad ap.
preheeded the other two, and they more takes before
O. W. Ferrer, Ztq. The inagistrste disskermod thee
from melody, but @immortals were I-easd against Harm
for m•lio.ous damtze.