The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10 00:00:00

Tas arnassaurs or SLonmss Paso'.

Me. Long said )te could not forget that his elastics as
aldwmas that day woe owing to the 'nation of Mr.
ildermaa loser, ml he wished to proper. • rote of
•bmdns to that gantlrouron for his garroted during the
• line he hal been a member of that body. With the
sorption of this last year. b• thought no perwa took
greater littered in the affairs el our terra than did
tir.Bogor, sad that be performed his duties first es
cionasillor and thee as alderman In • tory oonsdentione.
Arsightforward, and honest manner. Therefore, be
had mesh pleasure in proposing that the themes of the
• :mod' be entered on the minutes sad ooneeyod to Hr.
!Kamm for his careless during the time he held the odic*
of souncillor end alderman.
Mr. BMW, wooded the motion. He was sure they ,
mould not serrate that rooming witloot expree.ing ,
their mend of Mr. Eason aereimse In some such eay as
had been proposed. Mr. Row had not only been
moue them as • oouneillor and an Aide, man, but
had been known throughout bislU. sea much esteemed
I habitant sod friend. and • honest sad sondientione
man. He was tberefore cuddled to ther thank., and
their esteem and respect; and be (the speaker) felt that
Hr. Horse separated himself from the Counoil eery
mush to the »gni of the several men bera Ur, bow.
ever much they might occasionally differ is their
opinions on public quedions—as man always must
Alder —Mr. &scot was alweys In his own dee
of the publie interests. He believed the motion woed
Ire geasrally be adopted. together with the etnreesion
of • hope that Kr. Bogor may safe, many yeas of
health and happiness.
Canted unanimously.
Tilt OCIT-00ING MATOL

Mr. 0001fla ptoposed 'vote of thanks to MN retir;og
Mayor (G. Curms, Egg), for his berries. dorms the
poet two years.
Mr, flooota said that be had rest pleasure to
steondino Ut. resolotios. sad In bestaii his tassisitsay
to ths ',eat kisdnes, sad rbtulesy which hod dia-
-1 unlashed his worthy friend Mr. Corms during his two
Tsars of °Mow He rep eially spoke of hit service. a•
' Presidio at Petty Sese,ons and as • brother matistrate.
Ho (Mr. Hodge.) belier,d that Mr. Corms h.d toci.t
d.lisently and faithfully fuldli.d to duties of Moyer in.
..very tsopoot. He (the sprat or) felt sure that lite same
loelios ortwsihri in the Council in regard to Mr. Corm...
*lnstant MteuSsany and geaeral attentioo to tint bonnets
of the town doriag the two years be had Clod she °Moo
(boor, hear).
Carried unanimously.
Mr. Coma briefly soknowledgod the isomphinent.
TIM FIFTH Or NO VVVVV

Mr. VERNON inquirrd if it was true that there aria •
certain nombrr of the enutity police tr•tchi og th• borough
on the night of the eltb of November, and whether It
would be any expense to the town.
..

Mr. COmiti said there were half.a-clogen of the 'aunty
police Pediting to watch lb. Will, but it would be no
exec' se to the borough.
Mr. VERNON inquired if toy breach of the pipette was
expect-d.
M. CJOMBe said be •ow quite sufficient to justify lite
taking of extra precauti ins.
Mr. Conga said the pollee-sergeant came to hint and
mid that firm informatioo he bad row ie.d be thought
there wadi be • riot. H. met wren) of the magiu
imsc., end they considered what was beat to he dote
They had proviosaly swore in special oonsteble., who
were paid by Ile annul. bithoasti Loyd ecieten.n
objected. and sold flat if lb., applied to the Chi 1
Consteble to would mod in risme of the (wanly pure.
They decided on Hsi. oitra.ion to apply to lb. Chwi
Conitable, and he said tat he mud spurs them are
I sonstables With tb• help of Huse it wee tbougl t lii
I peace of the borough omil I be maintei-e I, and if it
woe to the worst they eonld rell nut tbe •rt
Mr. DIMINISH lemoltei the, the rergeent's het w.s
tut by a blow from • stick. Lod he be is, al 'll4 if it
hail come upoo his ha.d it would 1t... I h.m.
Mr. V . cmii bib• oie of the sou,ty polls
say he w.s w.t wooled ; that mode I ins esti.
Mr. CUIMIS said that a tar bare) was placed on the
@tope of hi. house. and on • policemen going up to
✓emora it he was struck d we will, a stick. The moo
who put it there *seeped, leaviog bis mask in the
hand, of e policeman,
_

Mr. BIS-60r said he bvlieved that a riot WU
Freterited through the good tempts and foretaisnoe
of the poi.oe.

Tee matter then dropped, and the meeting ended.

ELECTION or MAYOR AT WEYMOUTR.
It was correctly invion,tid kat week that • gentle
man, who had .ng been am mher of tho Town Conned,
and who has been prowiiiient in election mat•tr. on
Owe ocossions this one or two, er,nld be the new
Mayor. Among many quarters the tailors of Mr. B
Boonton to obtain • seat ill the Conned eat very nitioh
regretted, and his defeat we; freely attt Muted to political
atratigem, ea that iii. not to be wondered at Vat the
nomination indicated did not afford goirersrl eati.fae
lien, and efforta were made to pt °taro • eontinitance of
Mr. Tiserd's services in the on-tons poet. what, it a
admitted on all band, be kiss fulAilel re admit able style
A.. apssw.l, ...Joshed In very too•lerst, terms, end of •
ithara,t r far above what bu 'wen stamped on "squibs"
In Weymonth In times pa.ll, anasered on Friday
evening. It called on the Ctrpwation to weigh the
matt, r well, intimating that • 'wire linintwr of thought-
ful, not to say iiiiloent al inbabi,ante, wore showing
mnoti anxiety at to the Ovimiation'e choice. Of onnrse
the election war looked forward to with more than
weal intere.t, and doubt, were repressed es to who her
Ws* Council on Monday would cot oonllim a foregone
••••Inaion.

The tuna meeting in order to elect tha Mayor for the
sewn' yes-, es •••1 se to till the places of the reUring
Alderman wan held on Monday, at the Guildhall.
Present: The Mayor, J. Sutra, aeq.; Alderm n, J.
Milladire. IL N. Howard, W. Eliot, end J. Aping ;
Ootoeillora Beek, lloberta *kyle% Webb, liroon,
Thew. J Eliot, ll.aon, Pothreary, Dyer, Barbo.,,
Tartu telCio, Thom end COMIII4II, with F. C
imeiseg, kap., TO•I1 Clerk.