The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-16 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEM.l.3.a.Eß..l6acsorpoTlBB°3lB. Fa0......m F0inr.17.6.41‘ Law:l....o.w,r.ideoluiTi:y=t,'"'"PwiA.lMPlWVLll:Gllll".
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DORCINCRSTEL Alder:nee CUM woe and said: °sir - widen the ffimmt. littfet priming a Tery dangerone anion, by fixedness of perms, to do
well mar& le to elect
on the Melds PM". " Yea ege a state. for the interests of the Mint 8011111 Pallein my-" Take discharged ; foaesnaesseeetetioaaapesson. f
nterv4 The annual Is
' the aseresytiesalnelas "dretnnela °Willa, andPsbt WeeleYell ashludreells- rib Mehil. Kerstieteeblatt. I
P.C. MAU; of the Dorset Cosetabulary, Motioned ma„,,, for the weds' rem We have ways ccie- everything yemelble miss and death or. ._
widow
rite of gm mierege' "diet:. and 6 merogeemgreger 86:416 and drt7V9 112 I 1878 in in lafrn 114 ler NM al in
et Derebester, Ms been promoted to the post ot acting- Isaiderait „s„, dwerebiaaa pomade, that we should be Mr. F. brag mad if the byelaws did not prevent no men could vii bet where a man rain 3s. b 7 sgain•t in 1 • D • d" a ..
hold a ak.es, h. r the the their. The
lectors wee se wwell "th
deranhemeggerent. unman= ía our ce Here, end I tram we them re-balding the Gramm School, the street being out a shilling, what would they think of him who 18.75. 76, ire 1974..93. I:074 67 le BIM 73 In Bin( ene 71 II meetftata ..."
Wil ham semen to bane that Lord and Lady hell he ,e, now, for it mites everything so snob below the required width?
hr.„ i Wow' El P 01Al0„,__IT
___,_ball "_,FlidaY„,* ~the Lotter and so mesh more pleasant. The mum. The Tow, CLIME replied it was not to be pulled Jediones_rtlay mr..asou
that
town
worth,
IL ...IA bee tho peOr people were ciewnvws_
to spend the shining whereby be might Nadas 3,, y myo. 1.; of Pe
a. 25e.i.Ore ipiuoin.oosal pirseagaieuisa.tioa ta 7...,„..1.,..1?1,..t.5i.......bir-.--1.---.. Lbesen: aottaadiaaeaateekeety
.i.eWer_ 7re._...7.1. titenraxwriLma vory_otaiar
17.07.14....rnee5__ _y
m.thttinsekigid
n 4,111.1114
I re
*lnca. •-•• hi .. -lowed doctors, who when t_ , Western Temperance League, dear • 4inyte,
'"" "maultegs te the eemauff " effe " """ am had been mentioned is oes who was horn altogether-only • pert of it mown
amp
ocractiiitakciastaieporolsaacare,fousindthiaurara due regard o
~.
maybea tome. Isarmeasaany,
r isrwi them to helot' the best in their „sting thews at the Ta
08 wee ,
.itli
men whose Hee 7
lon. Humph:en Stork and bra in the town, and whose fmnily has been Alderman GREGORY SaM the plans and specifiostions Mara a'of"pes3reoPatiPlan. erns...Ml agslost were se follow*: o within inn na I.:'
rock when their WY • 1114eggriesee. The , Qeatitic
mine to •P
'C'llligeggt- a will be ""I.IY an "memessalavv ,i ta known in the town for four or five generations pen showed the whole of the freest game down, is wile's beet f
large houses and have every recreates's*. tramps, it irogidoes cbar , . __ . posse , ....
wee iii. bed to brie, g
bnmsbe
all by J. J. Norton, maa.
_itsiciega
The Tows Cum said the only part to come down who dwell in
advertising colums that ear. Denie•Wooo. "W. --e gentlemen we should be very pleased to see - the ~.., All this manna the circulation of money, and that also 4: matca eharactere 3i3 ; characters unknown. n . heehaw mem
wise vel by the swell' of his brow, as well as for these - Known thieves, 19 ; pr.s.ttirtutes,..
h 1 .6b4;
wavNuan,inilitswaAd. friends were ill,
wow._
Ile
angry
optrit. 000
1 4talle4traat* CaVeadhal"qaara'._. _...l'mdr,' _,„ey:' ' take the chair at our meetings. But I am was that between the doorway and
,_ _ . means Pern""ntimise"amet as to the retie el the te17,1 499' 1701 tem eini.esk3 belangeramtrtie county of Dorset, ' Lig, west home ara fon his „tha. at harmonium.
norobestor even alternete •-•ever"ly, "" --- verifoam to learn that it was next to an The oriel window was exCal7 to. be PranerVial. , became every home erected, helps to beer the burden the me- bed red Se the IS to the ravy. 18 f L &lid his own trousers, when be had That man wenn. by mune of dieitanni an% .11 piiit_ii 'sahib
-Rea- ,t• W' 1441111--i---1-: ia sera other* °herds" newly-established Behe°l of Art for etggve4hg itliPftaill n gide.
moms being at Mr. Lockett's 1, Cornhill. Ihn ity for him to undertake the office of Chief Alderman GREttORY : tenders sent In showed the rata Improvements, he booed, would take place, and 64 other coundmear 7 fore_inalf. •.11.. 62 vagrants and tramps, rave up " coenta htsb="l:ftest.frordobinahe66'66. 4.Na-eta* out Sonora OF ART.-0 Te
v. I Magideate, the state of his health beW SOOte that, 'lda nor4ee
dr for the first time sines the commence- and to be failm:m7hrhopideariwatoaabealmaaodapit Take
attractive
lasattenceaa
amnion), sand t.hea.gremitoalodeof riarezdfanwaithtibn.ther....Leb.ol..
b. .
shots
adoo,
wage
oeer......zosona
root,.
ite.,.
al
bass
c.ed a
dt.
papa
vicarage
Hou•
by i Ivo polio, were --6 iperior education. 7.,;._ reed min w.gtoyeas is Lt.
~,_ acting molar the advice of him medical addeer and his elirefttdithteinsrftlYsie position slowasowr. °sum
d°wlr•
station, for we could not say that wall wile agreeable for
tbe visitor to esel on arriviitue town. Gentlemen bad
op his !
socown,frienaods"it wabsso thought to be
the
predeemosio:
heard
of Cum remarked this wee the first he had
laid out their land for bin -for butane* at Rodwea. to sheds. et orononetatbm making _°!;"`""rikret the was a coesiderable muster of modem. &meet SPLat
Nilsen colonel will be able to judge of for him am sum oo should ell have voted for blin, ltr. Flea said public feeling had been expressed as
'‘lmmr•se up?: dmAColorosenlaspiebler triiotogritvei roaches
house. sre building ant other penmen'. are going ou, In radition to the above
f5B eters riummomed for me.ing, i
will the gee deem,
once sent out a „De mithimmies who tn.. t° " ke mastership of Mr. E. B. Gill,. ' segi "Mimi aawraigtea, 50r; izfiteorf.
„Len, 43 ; reed and not write, 13 ; neither brothers in Christ The language is vers,.iertil,alf,,_CoWingtb. eiftm, end on wodneeday hg.
tba
otherte foe till net
malady when they learn Mut at one r...d we are cer,,, much sjewww,thted be is to the desirability of widening the street. and we must g o on, whether It be by lowering hills or of contract, nonpayment o ratu, ee. Calms coot es es ii
lid only speak in monosyllables.- Zoo prevented fr.;), aaing:---We should all The Town Orate, quoting from the Act, said they improving invemente, or earthing else; be promised to
ea 1038
&west 831 but year •47 persons were allowed during Chinese using lansgeoll for Wins in. yea wegteewooldwere-b,
HOARD or GtlitleD -Oe ms,
bays beep very pleased to an him filling the could require the owners to
.mat beck their houses,
~_ do ail he /*died to help forward their eriehm. Sometimes as att,:flyou
to lie down in ;.be reilir. being anima.* and inn
hie. and brown but peculiAr in flavour; but vagrants and tramps were relieved during thill year l.enpmil to cook their warn in (a eort of pancakes), the that the institution wila be • Permse-enitagtnedhao,4o%.44
e -The new regulations for the heir. I refer to Mr. Francis Lock. who lam sore Provided always tiler' Mn mMU eemossmatma for $l2°G goo peopleenithougento 1 V :::, communications
1.0, i t:3 D
brighten
me through the Poet-office by °would have ailed the office in an efficient and awn building, or any damage they may thereby sustain.merle, all the want i oaten were Ill; t wee held et the
• managed to ...elbow. At =Mutt nightly meeting et the ' -"mist let iie
beercruZindieerLonaM Usti Pftb th'.
are for • snood or two parties who have The police force found 322 (root doors and windows moo there wee a cry
,i_e ideas for the inotromenent of the town do not wish their during the year. not including the back or yard deers, ifte. j -ML for the purchaser had made • leis- were present: M .W.D: D ---mt, rem le
it won't the amt. male.
eng ger estnieh init.& En v,egdah 10.66_14,
manner.,eipimmUrentr these ci anthems I have very Mr. FROPIT : SOrnithinct ought to be done.
The TOM/ CEng 1' us, S. Kerley, a
geese our worthy
I propmeing that we re ted J ef".01.1
1/41,
"snifor one of oofntjhane January
iollowligoit
of the following poundage f .
Mayor, Mr. W. Darden, who is no occupying the upon the eject; but somebody most promo.. a. bearing their genuine eignature, that letter should have their premise..
ai. Ituu can call a till° _ ___ ,mee"'",_ nam-s to go before the oil:byte wifoutlhd:rite him any letter In all these cases the inmates were called up to secure athe In the pennon
they wthoeged 5. lawn am and to
anthems very atoned guardians, and F. Minns mod n . - 'arkiii
'., id. ; 2.e. 61., td.; 51.,
ss chair, to continue in the office for soother m--. year. (Age coma forW With • scheme as to how the money is his close attention, and be would ohaerve bewail to the Captain Bina
all 114..e.ierty'i Inspector or police, rens wore tatee.-Tee choir Man •J,
''. fido gd. ; Idt ' '''' . , planes.) I hear we shall have • gnat deal to do daring to be Provided. very utmost of hi. power with regard to them. This was inspected thte_loodroooith it,. Z‘
one. •
on and notartainmene wen combined. interest. 0 'a,
order may be the coming year, and for myself I can only say that thetheir cln.bin the hoo
The Mayon ;If you send • requisition to me I will one of the thing. he extremely regretted not having himself esti n men, g. lts, instruction
n the 87th day of May and' sprained pleminely, other ministers spoke besides than named. and guardians ex-Oicio. There wee no hosigric ede- '
- Ilik
CHIJECH Or EXCLAIM TEMPERANCE Spa
the office, cells, Sc.tr. He recommended that one additional
mentioned before. There was no need for him to take upCM md io preach, and eon. tonnien. W. Mead
ed. "and Ca," or mayor,s conduct, whether in 'Lb, chair, as magistrate, call • meeting. Thursday night last the fint entertathee,--Iff•-•01
'maker. hi,
arare ATNIILHAKPTON. einem in connection with the
or in any other way, has been such as to win golden The Town Guar asked how. the money was to be charge meollsensesibleYoulde tos' re •11
, the__,,,Gregs. from us all. (Hear, hear, and laines.)
give expression ; but his words came from the heart, the Town Council of Dorcheatlr have adopted this PtRANCS nlitinta.•-•'n
a e.terara.m. •= opinions Mr. Fannon Door awn 1:000 and eiro the pro_ fenbferd.' pßogh 7 redidtmc Mead truly the a, mamert toga:l=w in public,
_his feelings at present were such ash. maid not instead of 6.1.. as in other boroughs and division+ (I think -- m- Tuesday a meeting was this association took place et the echo°. bnivi a
gratitude, tralrei!flai7, e•altebeourfgehe he wasyscecusfrestomerediseeSta speak constable °cheek&
otb•Western
, position of Alderman Cunne, that the
- Mayor be at onos 1 but the matter might be discussed and ventil- an as such he to
they would be accepted. (Ap- euggestien ). and I most respect, ully suggest that h
Band of 14 d Temperance Boalety, and made • few suitable remarks et '') lambi
'lmul th.._,'" tuned to continue the office. In doing so he sled, with the view of something being done in the "4..oMajesty'. Inspector's opinion should be carried out bore. puddi,down He ops an the tent_
The '''''a thenked them most sincerely f the *ant they future.
or cam Mr. Alderman MLLEEHME said a very pleasing duty Is conclusion I beg to state the force is luau efficient Her. W. A. gyd, U.
president, in the chair. the entertainment. The programme wm
Her held in the schoolroom of the Athelhampton and street. The Rector (Rev. J. A. Lam-Lsell'Ckes,
interesting Interesting one, and ...o. - • uth,
gave meee
' at 1.30
. had paid him in requesting him to take the office. The matter then dropped, devolved upon him; he rose for the purpose of proposing date. After a few rence by the ij Pastes hi
a vote of thanks to the retiring Mayor, r. Eliot. I have the honour to remain, gentlemen, and practical addresses were given by Davis audience. Is el
nue" Ifs assured them nothing but the stage et health had urea:Moe or srummorts' ammits. Your obedient mr, ant.
6.10. (Applause.) Their attention be called to the ability with and /'&7a, Plddietrentide, also a very hurnorrm. Ma. BRADLACOM, M.P., delivered a imbue,
induced him to decline to serve. He regretted vee7 The Ins reported • number nuisance., which the duties of May..r hid been performed during Me SalltblL A. VICISAY,
eopninteeneet." dialogue was given, and amid by Mew& Childs and Tuesday evening, at the Arretobly.,,asi e
\lt much to have to decline, but that was the only crass, and an or to sham was made in past tea years. (Applause.) It had been Mr. Mill rage's Smith, Buriestooe, which was highly appreciated. Antelope Hotel, on the question of the -g h
•'7, and to show them that It was not from any mercenary good fortune to en several gentlemen filling the Aloe of -
THU eiWAGI QUESTION.The meeting was • very enjoyable one, and apperemtly was anticipated there won!, ~___ , a lead
o
feeling by which he was actuated, be was.wilfing, and Mayor; but none had ever done an with more sincerity and PORTLAND.
it was his desire, to give • present to the town is the A letter was read from the Local Government propr ety than our friend Mr. George Eliot. (Applause.) • profitable one eine young MD and women taking onnontionio the hon. men&"e7::pOtearoooie-eill
Pe es ce---.1
hope of le for the frig the winter. He was Board asking what action had been taken in respect Mr. Milledge continued he wa+ now about to take hal, Tag tiCati atomicr have received fr. sh intimation, the pledge at one,
claw The Rev. H. B. Myles, platen'', but the newt wee q uito the
departure; his reign ceased to-day, for when he h
ging to give 50 tons of coda to the poor, and be to the proposed new spleen of drainage for the town; ,of Bunton', also gave in hie name " a only woe Mr. Bradlaugh trammed to 'lrg•
'ad the Mayor would rade, t the to assist him in and if the plans were ready to be submitted to the ee"bed bt"P "eh he -a. no lesser • 'l'l'f """ WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL.-In place of Mr. John honorary member. by a crowded audience, but he waa
Baird, and it rested with them to say whether or no he
member of ~,,_ and do not move to Aidenhot until February.,
_ _ . rector _
otil
.4.114
Irk of distributine. (Applause.) Board. should come luck &gale ; but should they like to saygreatest enthusiasm, and ringing creereteLegi ta
MAYOII : Phalli be very glad to assist in such • The letter was referred to the Committee. "Good mornieg" to Mut, be would receive it cheerfully
chosen superintendent at the annual meeting.
Stone, who retired by rotation. Mr. Thomas Flew was
OKRIIIII ABRAM. • and again given when at the close a ,a 4--. moi
a
duty. TIM atievoron's SALARY. d happily. He then moved a vocs of thanks from the CATCHING THE CoNTICT.-MT. Thomas Sparing, we was passed him. Mr. Br/46ml thee
- yes
-g suggested that the best time "gelld be a The Finance Com ins recommended that, taki and
to the retirius Mayor, Mr. Eliot. (Applause.) ,aa received his £5 for catching the convict who ALARMING Ezrundos.-For some years past the delighted with his reception, and p • "kilt
v Christmas. 11s thanked them mostseen
~„_ ag Mr. Memo with very meet plenum hogged Ii woo nd tries hob escape; the convict gains a loss; be is not water of the well belonging' to the house now occupied would wan visit the town, "mini eie
n oomplim nt they lead paM him. into mossidnation the serviele of Ms 1-00011.• the proposition. Hot a cuesiher of the ?bard but must get out so 0000. by Mr. Thomas Curtis, blacksmith. ha. been observed .. Tan pirrn.e-ethr bonfire boys v_ ,
the Surveyor, his salary be increased £4O per annum, feel that the utmost attention had been given by Mr. Dvggco,e, ion ricemces.-mbe yonemees have been to be increming in foulness, from some cause or other. saas ni be,
• been no othergenthenan named Alder.
„,,,,t Ude ma to include all expenses relating to theprepers- Eliot to the prone climbers* of the duties ot the office; _,,,,,,A „,,-xpa, further comfort, le lb-e shape of over. On Monday last it was decided to e pump it otter, to out this year-the first of my onsaind
likely to t t
Wel** wei pet 14 the Ceelleft - ion Zara. and specifications for the new Drainage be had done so to 'the hest of his ability and to the setts- Pre-."'" ---Over floe guys took part in the processid7Sintre
iy. The Major was warmly con- &hone fact on of the teen. Tnis is so patent that any extended accompanied goodly number were mounted en remodel . i
Manion. Mr. Frew moved and Mr. H. DUlDitt sesooded miner" would be "I el coat They are long, and of • fashionable cut; but endeavour to ascertain the mar On letting • candle
and Mr. Robing use the principal ornamente consist only of the broad down a tremendous explodou took piece,
there was uproarious fun all al th
send • cordial vote of thanks to the adoption of the report. satisfied every mambov of place,
rould fed that tie arrow in white on • dark ground. by flame, which roes, three or four feet above the
spectacle . ~ _. °an e reeklit
was atheism
'dm" gift to the Pc." of the This Ins carried usenthooody. Mater Passing men office wagons en had dem his duty lennsamo Cerium-On Tuesday one of our ground, and continued burning for • omusidersble time.
suede were Deese beteraDwy ,an•nanda. . ;II
.• me:r*
crowded ~ed
_ to the fullest extent. (Applause.) i
thanked Mr. Lock for his Tophill officers strode to Swanage and captured a very ()n applying alight to portions of the liquid afterwards
Besides one or two loonalandatlonle from the 111 r. Aldermen ATLISSORT roes to endorse the remarks buck in • cottage by the sea, returning with his drawn from the well they took fire, and continued was well worth seeing, the hundreds
I, Surveyor as to the care of the trees in the Walks, made. During the past two years no man meld have Easto We wish hi more The cause is supposed
lights, with the motley drew-, former' 71
lanterns, the torches, the fireworks, am
peerless pries to n. m Joy of his burning for an hour. o
exciting and lively picture. Mr. Fawn, hi,,,,1n
fawn' &ad leetned him "' there raw no other badness of Interest. acted the gentleman more than Mr. Eliot ha& Trsins
misting him to distribute times there had been around the Board: but every me capture, and the presents with which the event was to be the percolation into the well for mine years past
-
mod to do so. (Hear, InmiosTrs. must admire his gentlemanly conduct. He had striven to marked,__ of paraffin which, by some means must have escaped
the only effigy represented, and h -"wile
advance the interests of the town commercialls, the VOLUNTEER ARTILLCZY SHOOTITG.-The tide was from adjoining stores. • was oi tin
-- deed terrific appearance. The bonfire hed bent
i SATURDAY HOSPITAL FURD.-Mr. R. R. Talbot has Cherbourg traffic had benefitted the harbour fund beforehand with our artillery on Friday, and carried in the Ladies' Walking Field. Here them "I
y mat ~
t ._„__
__l ate el, weal, g'g kindl t 2 2s and Messrs. Hawke. and Freeman immeasely, for by means of ths steamers the Council had away the target before they had a thanes of knocking LYTORITT NATRILVIII3I. vas Hie,
display of fireworks, and a number of balkeer`
u=emus you have ty,, ed, received £5,800 above the amount which used to be it to pthoss. They marched down, headed by their
collected for the harbour fund. The immense sum ad braMbead, mod make-shift marks were put up, at' BOARD BCHOOLS.-Au enaingeoltool under Govern, Kent op. The proceedings were kept up eiti ill
men Mayor of SHONTDIO AOCIDENT.-Arthur Knight, eon of Mr. ii 20,000 per is spent b, the Jaw
and
of the Jersey Was hurt at Yeovil on spennbone annum
sed !hi. not only benefits househo= which very good practice was made; but the primly
_mast inspection was opened a short time ago by Mr. liveliness till ab._rah 1.0.30, when the •,P
7 sr, and
‘4l TILT meell lilr&e• bat. He 11°A. guard on the Great the man ertio tells pork, bacon. and ,ras-...t were not awarded. The companies were led to the Manads7, the muter, and • Bondi) number cf Pang lag, mamma, naaa to the . headed by ...;
regularly are desirous
tiolithimePrertomtbereg ebscheek obeeshasee, "banes beada'SliMinaadOdrinsdrergulowlest trerriat(Erele :emieeNviontim. , `cult duties waters, and when shunting, • truck knocked him hen, hean-the working man also-biramis: -"therefore Breakwater by Captain and Adjutant Nara, Msjor
sad work dews, and ran over his right leg, also breaking • rib. the late Mayor is eetitled to the thanks of Me Commit for Ella, sad Andrews and McLean.
sena. -Statesman, Bolton, Newcastle, coals.
' find IHe Is now in the inwil Hospital, and is improving. the very merge* manner in which he had festered the 'On TO
Ca=larows."-On Monday afternoon opened on Mondays and Tburedays at
Ar tr. Aoder-Albert Ross, who paid Si. fine on steamer traffic, and done everything he could to ram the our lathed was left in care of the parish coos stoles
"le. Monday for being drank on the tramway, transferred _.bos.t.. ru,....rainr. Difficulties exist with rimed to rhemp? whilst our county police had a few hours' outing at -- Stormer, Groningen, oats. 6th - Rhoda Jee,,--`
WARZIMAN. Smith, Swanage, stone ; Rainbow,
'be Me steadiese to the Mission Hell, High•street ; but en"
..I"bee""hoptert.biebuy terteidCmgol'oMal tilutiveittgledwill "tom deepen
semiels, Charlestown. The sequel of their visit to the village
even 20 feet of water, f from our ,r,n 'Minerva, Allen, Portsmouth, nil • Wes
A VESTRY NIEETING was held on Friday lard to Row,* Portsmouth, nil; Mary, Major' ---..,‘
i tilo=st, brought him away from them newly foun.d drawing a 6 feet , was apparent about 'even p.m.. when they returned,
consider the advisability of closing the old church-
and be found them very dear, when brottgct geowthoth.:,'l posiue: we may Wily expect &Marl'''. worm, seven leave-breakers from the Warrior. It ton, nil. 7th-Theme and Edwin, isin7eyi
leder* the magistrates on Tuesday after Mayor- cd trade, appears our four Portland constables got a reinforce- ye.td• v, ,v,
nosing, for instead of letting him off more cheaply, The vote of thanks to Kr. Eliot was then put and meat of two at Wyk., and found the missing blu ... tact' r ARLIO arIMONATRATIOX this year was 0n,,...... ton, nil; ~nciatlLEmit:AnnconElizabw", eLnY:mfluth: Inil; ----rea.
secount of being • previous customer, they reraed heartily carried. jacket" enjoying themselves in a publiohouse. They grander sesie than on any Prericem • '!"'" Summers. Truro, generals; Sarah Am NM,'
,fice. The Marra thanking Mr. Eliot for the bright matt: at once surrendmed to the civilian force and came torchlight procession woe extremely anct a yannouth, nil. ath_ay
Wady, Neemet,
'PING Imrsurairocr.. - deriasts : South of set, and which his Worship should try to follow; he quietly back; one of them has sinee made an excursion Feed effect was obtained by md fire° bang InVzka,Brown, Newcastle, coal.; Ellis '
thanked him for accepting the office of d te-Ma or interpersed amongst the torches. The proceasion wTwe
; W. BSu. mierFlolamdwer,• clreilais,; gabriLonee•den,RegaiSeSim_
pear& Cherbourg. general; Great Western, immieneni ePe-- y ' by train to Dorchestn, on account of his striking •
Cherbourg, general' Olive Branch, Hard- The Retiring ffieron, in returning dumb,. atamow. " writer" at the fair. .formed in the Fair
.Gro_und_ant promederi_
good
thost o'nia
Arley ; South of Ireland, Perim Cherbourg, lodged the Ind and hearty tion he had received EAMON WESLEYAN METHODIST BAND OF Hors.- hort we piu streets to tne r,ast se au, were a gOOO distal' Hopewell, Grimes, Cowes, nil; Acme he.
works and h bonfire It learned the large
a huge we p
runs,
_Mistier Jersey, general' Great from dory member of the Bond. • was not aware of On Friday, November sth, this institution held ita hire works Plymouth, limestone. Samos • Novelle, n
„,
number of spectators who had gathered. Great
mpied, Cherimil, general; Meg and any etude word but what had been spoken in the most first public tea and entertainment in the New . Emma and Agnes, Romevere, Huncern. clay ; Ty.,
g, Hull, oil e', Cygnus, Risher, kindly manner towards himself. Also he acknowledged Wesleyan Day and Sunday Scho oi, Easton. About credit is due to the members of the committee, also to Vivien, Prynn, Runcorn, clay; Jseenth, ie„.
Ite,Thedeman, Christiana, deals, dm. ; the hearty avatar, and co-rmerstion or his brother 290 set down to the tea, sod di I ample justice to the the maker of the guy, for the effective way in which all clay; Charlotte Ann. Hare te..;
wortland nil' South of Ireland, masistaer, of the Magistrates' Clerk, the Town Clerk.
occaslon good thing, provided. mh„entneinment om , mot details were carried out. The guy was carried at the cthy ; etherine,laaterebeiii plyneeiih.
pi
~:
general; Three Brothers, Daish, rodhad Zseretredtitl:: tlei':r police
of t On
his taowP"Tin. and the „..„ stems., upwards of 300 persons having assembled in the head of the procession and exhibited in the town Page, Portsmouth, deals; Vivid, Price, Leine
ighton, Painter, Cherbourg, good fortune we had in securing the Services of the ealmoirrom, and they were well rewarded, for the during the day. pipes. sth-Florence Miriam, Burnett. Londe e,
-r, Jersey, general. -Mailings : superintendent, and did not know a man more earnest, programme Was a good One, and well carried out, Coral' Pem Snottose, Tuesdal.z-Before Colonel Ann, Beacham, Littlehain, • , .
,n, i npes , I% arrior, Ala,
W M. Calcraf Ew
Cherbourg, general 'Cygnus, able, zealous, vn I im-Iligeot in the performance of his consisting of addresses be the Have. J. W. Woodliffe hfaimeld Mil" Kedge", Eli: W. t, 1.. Seeking, ballast; Matilda Calder, Field, leen
South of Ireland, earn, duties than S ipt. Vickery. (Applause.) On • similar and J. Brown, with ringing, recitations, and readings 0. C. 1 serer,. Esq., and J. Hawkesworth, Esq. pi. , edestrian, Purchase, Plymouth, cement b
Karbinon, Ale), ballast; oremion. 12 months ago, they were lamenting the dolmas by the members of the Band of Hope. This being o.
Charles Vincent and George Rigs two lads, f
---air, Camps, Ellsmere, clot' Eclair, lam
lig, general ; Cygnue, or the Town Clerk, the permanent secretary ef this finished, the children and friends prooeeded to the Affpuddle, were summoned by R Tarp for Elsinore ballast • Antagonist, Woelf, Loam tie
`. NVesternt Blampied, B set the meat imp tient offic .r. At the election of the a huge bonfire was blazing, together temporality in search:4 came.-Defendentadenied the Rhode Elsinore, ballast; .fiwana..;e, nil; Bee.n ,
_ late Mr. S Megalf • auc miser he thought another gentleman rte.., where__, ". • • lt"n
'till', fieshinii, bell"' ; had a prior claim for the office of Town Clerk to the a two (Meow (rePreanting John Barley Corn and once,-Case.,„ disml4'oo. „.___ Cowes, p_ipes. Bth - Tempter, Vine, Netem
nbourg, general • gentleman elt, was eli c'ed ; but be now felt free and his victim) and • grand display of fireworks, which '-`gsg °IOIDING UHILD TO meow. -R.. Mardiallsaty, act; Harmony, Attwooll, Newcastle, lefloe;.t,
orient ; Great and to say that whomever they might have choventio pleased the children exceedingly. The day's proceed. of Mordon, was summoned by J. H. Wilshire,orim Elizabeth, Hew, Caen, c,-ment ; Diedrick , Hart. been,
one would, more faithfully, more sedulously. and he mht ings passed off most suceesefully, and we hope next this offence.-Order made to send child to e clay; Coleridge, Jewel, Runcorn, clay. O-Era,yee,
thren of the say, with creator ability, hare carried out the duties of is year to remember Gay Fawke's Day in • more Castle school and pay the cots, se. Runcorn, clay • Lizzie Jane, Hughes, Sealbet di,
town paid a position than Mr. Pelly Hooper. (Applause.) He eon- enthusiastic meaner. NON-PAYMENT Or MAINTENANCE ORDIRS.-Alfred oire,• a ' , I , .
muun alba Newman, iniwn, yin • ;we
. their late gratulated the Mayer upon his return to the chamber, to Girt Fswees' DAT was celebrated both above and Toms, Henry Gover, and George Collins, all of
which the who's of the c 'omit hailed his return and also Branford, London, • 10 E Ir'. popes. - mime, mkt rs.
linter, onbelow bill with fireworks and bonfires. The Under- Swansge, were summoned by the Guardians of the
Mann beim elected to the p-ou i I notion of Mayor.. Mr. mouth,Nidpers ; Mary, Major, Southampte ii. :
has for flowerd was no n with ; It, h., would find sonic Of. the hill people had the entertainment of peeing • well got- Wereham and Purbeck TJam, for this offence.- Bailie, °Kenzie, RODCorn, clay; Derenia, Myti:e,
Ascot- very great difficulties which formerly stood In th way are up effigy of "The Ameer" which had been prepared Order for payment with costs in each case.
the London, clay ; Minerva, Allen, Brivtel, clay.
The being removed. In the first piece had been settled that at Mr. Pa tttoloa but which Ameer was not officially The Overseers of Affpuddle, were summoned by the
-ty, monstrous question of e Pile Pier; the bondholders had announced, the wionnon„ whit, feather he Clerk of Peace, for neglecting to attend Petty Sessione,
y. very properly provided the fund for the repair; then we flaunted in his hat indicated Yakoob. The effigy was for the purpose of verifying the jury list of the said
• bed only to step out of the hull to see thit the Council tdi to he big where h bonfire ii parish.-lined le end 1.118., costs. JUSTICES MEETING.
en t common, ere • hugewas t.
hare undertaken tie repair of the bridge; they have dope
wisely in not Intoning to the very powerful and seducing The " town " crier having announced the The Overseers of Morrien were summoned by the _ -0.-____
erumpets advanced for the petpenement of the work, or • large crowd of people, old and young, mitered, and Clerk of the Peacelor i l negectng to fix aeons/ o - - •- f the - YESTERDAY (fircesoar).-Bst or. the MavertG Nu
neer scheme. The Cherbourg steamers are of immense amidst the discharge of fireworks, the white-heathens:l list for their parish on the church door, on the fint Esq.), W. D. Devine, J. Farmer, and EJ. Cum
ounce, and the Corporation have done wisely in Ameer was consumed. A great improvement was Sunday in September hut -Fined Is. and el 17n. gyiv,
ing that traffic most remtmerative to the town. But noticed, owing to the concentration of the fiery MASI c"ata. George Comet, factory foreman, summed Gm
nor Mid reminded them Improvements must still on the common instead of in the streets.-At Keaton The Overtimes of Worth Matraven were summoned Lereernie, or Pools, labourer, tor an sessult-terli
rid Won the Cetecii is a somewhat extensive there we, a.• jolly . ere i the ',tre of the me for • like offence.-Fined Is. and El We. gd. costa ao4 Te 64. cons, or seven den.
`Oct will retinae the Mayor's care and sum to - -
and SOMa hundreds gathered from Southweit anti Thomas Boyle, was charged with dealing e_pint of Gan* Caller was vomomand by Ofirolda Gobi's
,ed out. In face of these improvements he and some ----
,m of the Board's financial position. Going Weston, &c., as well as the :lamp of three villages mil the assault-The one was dismissed each petty to yds
milk, property of Fronk Spicer,_ of Winfrith _ ___te'
sea, the deht thlii amounted to A 33,000 in which make the metropolis of Top-hill. Two Guys Newburgh on the the 31d October. This being his °" 005t1. a Orchard, of pe it to labourer, mil
it ii, eels. £25,509, so we are reducing the were here produced, and offered to the devouring first offence he was fined 10s. r s ne, was me
by SteplosnreHunt for steeling a faggot. ‘eue 31- se r
• £l.OOO a year. In an inverse ratio, an flames, accompanied by the illumthation of Easton - pasty of John Light-Defendant pleaded guilty, side
',many is ging on, for the areessable pump,_ by red and green fir. fi WANAGR. flora 10.., to include coils.
• few ',sere ego only FA 000, is now A LADY LICTURIM OM "Happy 1101O11."-hire. Mr. H. J. Dickenson applied for two extra tomb*
Nurdens are decreadne, the ratapar Dorothy Sturges, of the western Temperance League A DNPVTATION recently waited on the Board of the Awl Inn, an Monday evening urn, on the °cowl
se steadily Increasing. As to the Tetrads lectured on "Happy Homes,' d h ,
South-Wenern Railway Company with a view to the the hoofing committee seep/re-On hour sena
'he last year only them commit- on 7 an g'm t° extension of their line of rail to this town. The Mr. W. A. H. Cuff was poointetel wiriest remelt
o this Hooch, while seven years make them; the Rev. W. Waugh in the chair. The estimated et of making the line Pulliam'. t salary nab% ' acordes
33 ; and last year only 89 came lectures. is • very lady-like per. in. of commanding w tts • fig new ne is £lOO,OOO. annum, it
met, whereas four years ago aearanos and evidently of considerable weight on • •
We hope the residents of Svranage and the 'furrowed- with • resolution of vestry on November 4:k.
The ems of W. Watts It. Mary Collies me Asa
ctn. This speaks well for platform; ,the . deemed
with
good t.eni,
and had mg districts will continue to push this, to them, all till November lath.
. also far the advantages hat most excellent thing in woman, • sweet voice, not hermit minter.
ought the country, sinew high pitehed, but powerful mond, to he heard all over UT FAMEICS.-The sth was celebrated here by the
'Mints seems steadily the room. She been...tad the need of harm ~`" burning of tar barrel*, bonfires, and the discharging
rice of Yr. Alderman „, -- - harmony, unity f f a THE ELECTION OF MAYOR.
'remely obliged; he inh-p-4 and making home attractive. Both mud e a few "wee"' The baud also paraded the street'
A wood stack the property of
1 have dons, ime the same way, if the wife is to make • home, the : "awe Mart, KM., was -,--.....----.
. . set on fire and destroyed in a field adjoining Derrick-
s.: roc mortals usbend bringing the mist to the mill, the wife making lam. A i tree close to the mach m_____,__ The proosedinga in connection with the einte I
best. the home • plate of rest, all the necessary householdw" "Katrina lt I have created the ost unqualified nun* 5 I
thLyellienrY And duties being done before he comes. Above all the destroyed by the fire. Bc!re7gb, see it is haesfymgewowery to ear have pea
ugarear
_,.. family altar should be ;seised, whether the horns be in -- theme of &dictums's' for the Tories. whin Orr °tie
mansion or • garrett ; and religion and total ELARDIOIID. lug the most of. Dr. Philpote who hes nem Mr
• e""Ig. tetbstinence should go hand in hand, to thousands of instead amen by his semen and precticsi shawl
during
homes have been desolated by strong drink, therefore Tog Fur:lL-The revival of the observance of Guy the Liberal *saes' was "wadi eeeinUtee Se fm
let that be banished from our boom to this s. Fawkes Day has extended ancient blcs4 only his opponent., but hie firm supperten. Mil es
Mayor, and his refusal Id accept office has estemene
himeme TO Swm i Eentrantoemr.-Another but to avoidthe unseemly occurrences which too
&Amodio& however, has beet Dr. Plilippro ine t
• pleasing entertainment was given by kind ladies and Met year, when the display of fireworks and the roll, sending In he mai, ati co asa mptit,pp of the Vs
gentlemen, on Tuesday evening, at the bile/4011-room lug of fire balls was in the public streets, it was Council, and, as required; paying tits "enure trar
of the Misfires to Seamen, Castletown. The room arranged the display should take place ouUdde the town Ifite. A Pacalser will dim h• mrvitml in am Can
lin
chmerated
with flap from B.M.S. Hoecne,., in a field on the Salisbury-road bel to Mr. T. which will be
_fought out between th- two moaner
dly sent by Captain Evans, and the Rev. Mr. Batty. The projectors were kindly by the " bitter sod." At Toesday's quarterly mutat M.
hard wedded_ . The following was the order of the tradesmen of the town, and about £ll was raised to mese members were pressat who do not as 5 new
the Chamber with their and otters a..
manes: -Pianoforte, "Caprice Hongrois,',' Mite meetthe expenses. Mends calling upon the" bonfire certain cooniose, find itimaaran be Owe. 00,
on
;wog, ...rho Lest Rose of Summer." Him boys" to be needy and not to break the law by letting shortie The shin besionseermee. ~ of term tier Nan:
; song. "Tom Bowling," Mr. It Stuart; fireworks off in the streete were issued, and this order
_Mayer. This, it was evident, had all been cut Dna
mby and Joan a Kn. Node, who was was strictly observed. Shortly after seven about 40 KT. BaLOTOII Prosond the re-deans of De Plana
It, .. Huh, e dim await, who we, moored, "masker' assembled in the field, and • ht Maya " a /la "Dan who had served the rabbi fir-
with "Mussels and Cockles"; song, Proration, beaded by Mr. Eyers' band, may ream with great courts's."
"dent. Brant, B. N. ; song, "The Three through the streets of the town, two guys, "Blue AlLninala'a ILIMP WIWI' who oily °mice tee aII
boa; recitation, " How to Choose • Beard" and the" Zulu King," borne aloft forming the retirement on spenaloceesioes, the mean
There vas no oopositice, and Ma. Gwen cos
hull; duetrii Tell me where do moot conspicuous objects in the promotion. On re- wactioesse. who has rasa admittedly sew et ......eett
o penny ;, .. yht, Rudy Nom, entering the field hearty cheers were given, the bend Mayors who have presided over the Boar 1f10w,,,,e,
4. Stuart, ime Eigunt.mi my. playintithe "National Anthem." There was very Mr. Maas, in reterning thanks, stain ibm "'-
II deo snoceedrolllztrbited • good display of firework's, consisting of eOl• Wes weeks ago be bad not the least itim Out In el!
,much a by the Bataan min&es, deepest., catherine mush", an.-,----'undor be asked to eentinee ia office, sad he said sow On "i
~d, it be ng the forum of the management of Mr. Normand and others, and I" sieb ree:ttenee eseSseed
is
it
essibm
ir
m wen the National large bonfire was lighted up amidst entiousisdie onteiden, that Dr.
a had helm
I. would
of He friseds. an se
eof Want" cheers. Songs and glees were afterwards sung around the cam He (Mr. Otartlajawwould have been MOO
the fire. Everything mild have been Yen ~,i
and off most satisfactorily, to ban seem him in it, hut he could only 1112,
In the tOWO WI& passed off quiet as on any other personally sees him, and he had Posinair
7 AIR.
--- EMOTION OF MAYOR AND ALDIODIEN.-The Corpora- A.T.°ll"aityl.keF ameelf 49 liberal lee° now
I
'for the (merry. Mon met in the Town Hall at noon on Tuesday for the - '-' ---
smiting out to purpose of electing the Mayor for the ensuing yeari -
r lively at the and, as is at title meetlz the members' PAREMITONR.
mal ; but on official robes sem=isplayed on ,n
in the
',am. fann and the maces, bearing date 1600 and 1770 room,
FATAL ACCIDENT.
-aurae • respectively,
_ were exhibited on the table. The Mayor ___....-____
le :Le's (Councillor T. IL Bennetl_presided, =gen
that' present-Alderman A. & Fles. J. & werev, On Saturday week a young man named
eem M. John,. and H. Durden ; and Donnwirfaanifi. Hostooraktho
wet 10 years of e, met with his deaths
'it C. Pouti, E. B. Smith, S. Abbottg. Bell, J. L Bernt ve7 manner. He is • treater, and 0
, r. A_ ~___ ___. .. .. - _ ... at aerations, where he worked for his father. All
to resign his : Da'ilkiad It; rgmbt=el:. was time is question be
wee
is
charge st
a Issd
"f
rew
to elect his maccermor.- Hodges said be had How the accident really ensured no nem saw, V
was passed on the road by an old labourer
appear before the Council nuns move in the position more. Duna. end et that time he w on the
mposer of • gentleman to 'mooed to the office of his cart adjusting me of the bags. "
or. The office had been very well filled during the Duvall km,
'at, and no doubt the gentleman whom he had to but • few yard*, when be thought he heard his
would give as much &didactics to the To out "whoa," and on looldng round be saw 01:,
sd the inashitants of the borough as Mr. wufortunate young fellow lying under the cart °
' done. When he gave them the of once went to him and lifted him up, and he coal°,
vi they would all agree that he • very
of his back, but he died in a few minutes. awl;
Person to fill the unable to give any account of the accident.
Ili prat experience. Vimedu ateer deceased, we believe, was rather a reckless drier
'irate occasion, to the entire eatiaf".e the mar im wan in the habit of driving, was
i the ee- murk, rniil being apt to kick. The prow"
on, and he thought - .
Id oCr Ireteerto award the e that in falling he broke his back.
'I they had in days that were -
mure in proposing that Mr.
'be ensuing year.-Alderman BOURNINCItiTIL
mat pismire in seconding Bonammotrrit seems likely to be the ma
w
'mien, who wag watering-place for th
ecoining winter. La, tee"
ks of his would be un- Neville, whom health had been so alarmingly "--0
was elected Mayor for many months pest as to necessitate s etp....il le y
'he chair and made Continent during the ant , ha. me'
Ws
•ohns said be had England, and the air of Bournemouth,,
_,'"-ffiel
to prowlers a vote selected se the beet for her to winter is.
ra",,, it
nits sure they has takien • boom there for several Intab..-
',ank him very Woad.
-formed the _
seconded
lead of RULED= NEWTON.
Mayor
;1
The rite of confirmation woo administered as
eery last by the Bishop of the Diocese hi aboat
to dates from the parishes of Maiden Newton,
_jusisr
Great Toiler, Little Toiler,
v Veandbilir=l, The chancel was shutr;wpiOd
putting • new ornamental roof on it hit s• iss
'set end had been prepared for the Neal' de
,le 00
an apse. This was hung with errand 070,00
w° five-light standards, and beautifulenie oi
white chrysanthemums, camelliar, , ••,i, 0
's lilies. This onttlirmetion was .....; TY
' Bonet confirmations for tillii, L47,-,polfg
ceremony was witnessed 11_ ";:intir
teased with marked
astra=,:e.i. PI.
of council and CO'
hancel will be finiabed by
' NOPORE. or
° °red Si
lenient is rePar
ars that
via his Metier' toSSZ
few dadalg: mil,
wing, sea 'lle s'w`
\e/_,,eignehed 'eke rg",041
stood , 0
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k