The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-07-02 00:00:00

Dorsetobire.

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

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A meeting of the Council was held at the Town-
hall on Friday last. The members present were : the
Mayor; Aldermen Ayling, Deveniell, and Bower ;
councillors Thomas, Bartlett, Howard, John Tissxd,
H._Devenisb, Hibbs, Thump:Ai, Goncher, Roberta,

and flare. .
The first business on the agenda was to ezismine and
audit the treasurer's account of the Bridge and Harbour,
Lot a majority of the membere —l3—not being present
at thu time, it was poatponed.
The comnion seal a the Council was affixed to the
lease of the Bri,lge Tolls.—The MAYOR stated that last
year these tolls were let for £3O—this year they had
been let to the seine party for 1:465.
The Pile Pier Committee reported as follows :—" Your
Committee Leg to repot that they have carefully
examined the financial positioe of the Pile Piet trust,
sod recommend that the rates and tolls be let by public
auction with NA little delay as possible for the term of
three year.; sod also, having the full benefit of the
Act of Parlianieut —except as to rates and tolls payable
Gs respect of passenger' and goods hotted from steam
vessels coining from the Channel Islauds sod foreign
parts—end being allowed to erect refreshment and
reading rooms on the pier, provided the plans and
designs be first submitted to and approved by the
HEALTH, HA. , AND LONG LIFI Council, and keeping and leaving such erection* and the
tollhouse in tenantable repair at the expiration of his
Are within the reach atoll. Every one may be his ewe term."
Physician, by the use of Mr. TILARD did not think any one would purcluoc
tolls on the con. 9 conditions recommended b the cone
DR. BUCHAN'S VEGETABLE the
notice.
DOMESTIC MEDICINES, prepared horn the I Mr. ATLING thought the erections should be put up
Pi. scriptions of the late Dr. Buchan, Fellow of the b„' the council.
l'oo al College of Physicians, he., he. They are entirely , Mr. Tuomrsios *aid the intention was, that the lessee
vevetable, perfectly inaocent, and cures are daily made' should give raw or MOO base, on condition the building.
seloch slap.. belief. Their efficacy has been proved in ! were erected.
11. I,rodi of cases, attested before, and signed by the pre . Mr. TIZAND thought in the conditions of letting a
iiiig Alderman at Guildhall, within the jurisdiction of , clause should be inserted to the effect that the building.
The Right lion, the LORD MAYOR of LONDON, I should betaken by the council at • valuation.
and also befere the Magistrates sitting in and for the I Time report was then agreed to.
c.mmiimcice of Middlesex, Surrey, he. he., seethe following I The reporters were then re meeted to withdraw while
Ciitirts, via., Marlborough Street, Westm;nster, Worship the niembeni discussed a communication which had
•iti,et, Sow Street. he. The/ aro seed by the meet been received from Mr. Herbert Williams respecting
-elebrated Modest lien in thew private and hospital the Pile Pier. Subsequently it was decided that the
practice ; also by Clergymen anti otban, who have velem m Town Clerk should advertise the letting of the pier
~amly given their names, to certify to the Public as 14 1 tollilll end that the Mayor be appointed to Si the
;he reliability of these remedies reserve bidmiing.
DR. BUCHAN'S A discussion followed respecting the outstanding bridge
coal dues, amounting to £4h4 ils. Ilk!. The question
',latent Sugar So ateb I) ills was ordered to stand over till the next meeting.
I The consideration of the question respecting the pay.
14e Prix." of `wilting the pills with sugar has e°lw.
I merit of the bills on tile *outwit quarterly, was also uri
1.. 1 the Proprietors to take out Letters Patent of
t Britain, in order to protect them from huitation, tdheefetnenotdiotioi otif,eMnre..Ht HOWARD, seconded by Mr. A Y LINO,
.1,
eh. ir saechariue covering, which is couleur de rose (phill), A coninionicatlon was read from the (hid Fellows,
~..thoguishing them from all others. They are pleasant stating that they intended to have • grand demonstra-
o, Cal taste, and may be taken by the most delicate I
Lion on the 15th July and askine the fa.our of the
t ....do or child. without fear of nausea or discomfort, • '
acco be itri •ty
corporation to meany then, to mChurch.
.11.'ing down imperceptibly like a sugar plum. l)r. Courtin' said that the Society was of great
HSALTR DEPENDS UPON PURR BLOOD. benefit to the town, and tended to diminish their poor
Our r.ire ia sulijoct to an overflow of vitiated bile rates, and lie thought it deserved enoourarement. It
shich is both prevalent and dangerous ; but these Pills was done in other towns, end he accordingly proposed
afford an invaluable and efficieut protection. Their use that the corporation should accept the invitation.
Imrevents the collection of those impurities which WHIN Mr. HOWARD seconded the proposition.
.m much danger to the fine organs of the stomach and I Mr. DEVENISH said there were several other benefit
~ ms :Is. They soon cure liver complaints, dyspepsia, societies in the town, and if they accompanied the Odd
rheumatism. fi mtulence wind and griping in the stomach Fellows to church, they would all expect the like
.111 towels, diarrheas, 'loss of appetite, headache heart patronage.
...i. a, pin in the chest, sudden faintness and Oath* Mr. ATLINO thought it would he a bad precedent.
,o , ....arbotic affection., skin eruptions, deepeaded , It was subsequently agreed that the Town Clerk
...'e 1., he.; also acting most visibly on the complesiou I should write to the Secretary, respectfully declining the
pi. ~crving, improving, softening, and beautifying SAW I invitation, and leaving it to individual members to
14,,i. thereby giving that blooming and charm* i act ILO they felt diaposeel as to accompanying the Odd
mve,arance so dadrable, yet so vainly sosighl I Fellows to church.
for by all. In brief, these Pills work theta , HOAR'S OF HEALTH.
.v.ty to the very roots of each disease, demising i
Am their restage, reinoving every unhe•lthy acouns
_Mr. HIDER proposed that the Eagle Tavern, on the
teeth ii, till the blood is purified, the whole system nine 1 Nt eymouth tide of the water, be purchased and pulled
, vated, end all the functions acting acoording to nature down for widening the street. He said that he had
, tht d„t;„ of lit, become . power., mbecelmiere ybos placed this motion on the nodes paper, as lie considered
bad been sad and wean burdens. Thee the removal of the building would be • great public
benefit. At present it was • great nuisance and
PURGE OUT THE HUMOURS
ob.truction to the thoroughfare, and he believed that
which breed and generate distemper, stimulate sluggish Mr. lizard, the owner, was disposed t 3 assist the pro.
or tisordered organs into their patent actions, and jeetby every means in his power
I impart health, strength, and cheerfulness to the sick, Mr. THUNIPRUN raid the first step was to ascertain
I weak, and nervous; not only do they cure the daily how meal Mr. Tigard required for the place.
' complaints of everybody, hot also those formidable and The CLM( E inquired if there was any ground rent.
dangerous discuses that have baffled the most skilful of I Mei TIZAILD replied that it was a freehold.
the medical profession. I Mr. AYLING supposed that Mr. Tidied was not inch-
Price Is. lid,. ; or by poet Is. 44. tied to outgo oot as a puolie benefactor and present the
„ Is. 24. town with the site. (Laughter.)
0 46. &I.• „ ss. 24. , Mr. TIIIARD StAid he lied no desire to sell the house ;
„ Its. Od. „ us. 13d. he, however, had no objection to do se, at a prim which
DR. BUCHAN'S . might be set upon it by any fair man, if the Council
' were of opinion its removal was desirable, and he would
llegetable Skin 0 intment. I even hear hi.. pert in any subscription that might be
' set on foot for its purchase.
This is the only Ointment yet discovered that cures .
Some disenssion arose whether the sun: required
with ease the most inveterate sores, no matter of how
I
ion standing. Its effects are indeed wonderful, giving s_houlniml two( rteheem.s.laby eubecription or under the borrowing
g
as it does instant relief to the sufferer. The many I r"w,
Subeestum,ntly, it was resolved that a committee, con-
thonsandle who have used it declare it to be THE REST I
pitting
of the Mayor, and Messrs. Hibbs, Hewers',
DINTHENT IN THE WORLD. TlllO proprietors are daily .
rl 'son Flare and Robert., be appoiuted to treat
remeiving numerous testimonials ruin
f prisons of time with Ithe
.L.. si
. 1,.
w •r og lo property, and also to raise sub•
rapidity with w
highest reepectability awl standing, testifying to the
scrmptions b.. inls its purchase.
hich cures are performed from its use.
Si-venal Lila were imlseed on the table, the parties
Many had suffered for years—brad tried numerous ; sending them in asking for payment. The consideration
would-le•reinedies,— and deepaired of ever finding relief, i
when after using this celebrated Ointment for a few 0.,f,. titaotinittnuwef
ttiteg.queatson, however, was adjourned
weeks have been at once restored to their long-lost .""
health. It is a most INVALUABLE REMEDY I Some utlier business was disposed of. and it being
Coronation Day, the members adjourned at half.imast
for all kinds of sores, skin eruptions ; and no family or I 12 0%1.k,
person ihomild be witlont • certain quantity.
The advantage possessed by this Ointment over any
-timers is, that it will not close up the surface of • I
wound leaving it full of matter ; but it will first bring
all to the eurfase, anml finally heal without breaking
out again The Pills should aid the Ointment in the
following eases, namely :
Piles Bunions Swelled Glands
Boils Chilblains Lumbago
Bruises Frost Bites Rheumatism
Escoriations Scalds Scalds
Blotches on the Cuts Whitlow
Face Bite* Sore Nipples
Illeers Sting. Sore throats
Iting•worms Scrof nla Sore Heads
Sore Heads, Eyes, King's Evil Rash
awl Lips html Legs Tumours
Baldness had Breads Old and deep.
Cheeped Hands Concentrated seated Ulcers.
Ceded and Blis- and Stiff Joints Wounds
tered Feet Fistulas Worms
Corns Gout Itch, he
Price, ls. lid. per Pot; or, by Poet, Is. Bd.
„ '2a. ihi. ~ ~ 4s.

Broods Tay/or, a private in the 49th Regiment was
charged with being found in the enclosed premises of
Grace White Bartlett for an unlawful purpose on
“""A'Y "willing. The prosecutris lives in High St.,
Weymouth. About a quarter before 2 o'clock sounds
of footsteps were heard in the back yard, they tapped
at the chamber window add then heard nothing for
about three quarters of an hour. They then heard
some one trying to push the back window and after-
wards, endeavouring to force the door. They then got
up aid called "Murder." P.C. Maellalion who Was
on duty in the neighbourhood ran to the house and
found tho prisoner iu the back yard, he being unable to
get out. The door had evidently been forced very con
siderably.—Prisoner was sentenced to a month's buff-
sonment with bard labour.
JompA Lovell was charged by P.C. March with sleep-
ing on the North Quay, and nut being able to give •
satisfactory account of himself, nor havina any place of
abode, nor visible means of subsistence. He wan an old
convicted thief, and the Bench consequently sent him
for • month's hard labour.

WEDIMDAT, June 260.—Before the Mayor and G.
C. WeWord, Esq.
Silas Harley wan charged with abusing and ill-using
his wife, Ann Hurley.—romplainant beat... 4 that dine
his last release from prison for assaulting her, he had
used her very badly ; had been continually drunk • and
that on Sunday night last he pulled her out of bed, and
threatened "to do" for her. She considered her We
was in danger from his violence. He was ordered to
and sureties, himself in £lO, and two sureties in
each, to keep the peace for three months. The
I required bail not being forthcoming, lie was committed
, in Alvfaule. He had already served three years and a
I half in gaol. ti months at a thee, fur assaulting his wife

Poratirr PICKING. —On Monday, as the wife of
Mr. John Hawkins, muter of the brigantine Sarah,
of Weymouth, was coming from Portland to We'-
mouth in the steamer, she had her packet.pickwd of
about £8 which her husband had just given her to
pay their rent. She was sitting beside • respectable
looking man, a stranger, on ono of the seats on
deck, the greater portion of the distance across the
water. She did not discover her hal till some time
I after she had left the vessel.
WIYIKOUTU POWS FOItC6. —On Monday aft* --
noon, Captain Willis, the Government insnator,
inspected the Weymouth police force, and expressed
himself highly gratified at the clothing of the police,
the cleanliness of the cells, and the way in which the
books were kept.
Uswitows Vistro•s.—We have again been
visited by the light fingered gentry. One innocent
looking thief was caught in the act. When taken
before the magistrates on Tuesday, he wanted to
plead guilty without going into the evidence. He
said he was a tailor, but refused to state where he
came from. The Mayor told him the quiet town of
Weymouth was not much used to the tricks he had
been playing, and as a caution to others of his fra-
ternity as to what they might expect if they came
here and got caught. He was sentenced to the full
term of imprisonment the law allowed.