The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-06 00:00:00

THE DORSET. COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1873.

GOOD TIIIITLAIIT ISt DOOM FIDDLITOWN.
"A esavoatlea" of Delegable frith gm MY= Wesel !Weisel oe lbaa Goagraa —This little tow' sa
d Gssd Tssildass Is Duvet met la gut Tows-hall so Teseday with, re Use ••••1163111 Si the ateraep of Kr.
Keeley seerelag. la the sus* twee Vol 5 "chile ' George Macau, of Okeselborne, and Kim Aerie I
odds( at width Brother Hate, if Poole, presidedoted Goings of this town, was tiu mune of • very mew
there was • bather attemdames tbaa at say tee- epeeteele. Long before the time annotated for the
Meal mesalag we have SIM ta Derehester thus muse riereseay, the chuswhytrd and it. setae/thee were
puts. dotted with Ullio4ll sightseers. Abut 11 °Week the
The preesedlap monmessed with .o° ode." Bev. Mr. Berson, the Vicar of Cbrulborso, seem-
Them Brother Kin add snug s happy time they had putted by the brdegroom and his but mu. prosesdied
Meat at their meetiatto is Dorehester, sod antletpated to Nuthatch, where there wee • goodly &umber already
great remits. He rehired to the reoeutly hued state- senstabled. &wetly atterwerds • proceed°o wee icemed
sesst by Dr. Mr Bury Thumps= against =clouts la the eharayaed sad porch of the nurnemas relatives
u the reiterated &tamest.n of tompuure sod Miele Ge the bride sad bridesrootn. The creed
edmma for the leek 30 years. was not kept les; is sospeout The bride seen ap-
Brother Tzetaintos, from Leaden, seaustalsted the peered elegantly attired losaing os the sae of her
bl an oods their prospeets. Ho told eft* omission father, followed by the hirldiseulds MIMS Huy sad
Amestoechisythe rade eutoelty ea to their regalia Maris Owings, listen of the bride also elegantly
sad objuts. the old trupersees seristies the attired, sad japed by the prossesiOn took op their
emeater7 woe the usa on whom the with &Wooded, respective podtkors at gut alter, where the mercies was
but to Good Templer lodges it wee shared by 14 odium read by Mr. Barks in a very disgust sod impriusive
sod ZOtter till ths power VW iDerSialld • hundred- =AMP& Ti. ries, after scijounies to th• vestry
gehg Teuplary wu • greet orputieetios to where the ant *stag sad witneselog the resister
purest teetotalers from felling swag trod that was doss thrssillit rebutted, mead the merry peal at
etc Fifteen yogi. ego • poor &tablas workman in the chart* bells, sad with their path strewed with
&tenet be • IMO addressing • crowd la • bye- synths dowers by the 'shoot girls of the town sad ad
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um/.H.isarkini &boat eseUtalime. Me men jetolegg villages, to the residthee of Mr. Gerla where
beard, sad t. H. went hese, sad the word' ei • breskled el • moat retherchel els&rwrbair bed bees pre-
sur speaker his mind. He sat dows ellestly sad pared sad where they were juices by Kr. gen.,
bbr wge asked what was the matter, asd said aothisg, eeidsesks, wider, wee a epteegtd wed, if eta to
but tie subjoin& .4th. &Muss esaththed be ciesupy hi.. outhertiosery, sad of ample proporgoss, was @applied
Neat moraine whea he went le with he spoke to • by lies. Arnold, of this town. Al fear &sleek s
liellow-werksua who was in shatather, sad be WM esalage sad par of vs" ame,,yed the happy *mete,
H. =to sign the pledge. He did so, and kept it.amides a I hewer of dippers and ries, sad ate good
it to so sad beer • bonus by Mt. Bnsk lashes of the oompsoy, to Dershester, ert nests fee
aisseer on theimperlaare to working ward Instraritios ; their honsymoos.
and, thrush • nos up in years, and with • wife as
faintly. he set to, west to & night @oboe& karat to
reed and write, sad other things medulla his business.
He got as is the workshop by lied hie. bosuns fore-
man of sae of the largos illetablish am* and
ultimately Sn up hombre for himself in the city if
Ludes. But he sem forget what he owed to tie-
Wain, sari deft sow what be eta to prearsie it.
That seas, mid the speaker, le be sow speaking to
you; sad be was heartily thawed by everybody. •
Bro. Mire said there are 907,000 Goo d Templan
Wand sad Walla 100,CCO in Bootlead, this there
is the Irish grand lodge end this. In America sod
other parts et tbe world.
Bro. LLIWILLTS. of Poole, to • peolisal speak sow
pond life his Ni voyage In danger fun the reeks and
shallows of labemperemee, sad he lashed ell to swept
the obese of total stream&

WIYMOUTH.

TIM PM Piga—Capt. Cosies haa agresd it, rive
000 fee.these 4nas, Instead of £470.. efferelL

Tan Vocal. AlsoilAnoir prootior Oa Tooodsy enve-
lop oil olikt o'olook, St John. oshoolzooni, until
*toed of Mai.- .

Cl.ra.—Tbero Is woe talk alone
foralai • velocipede slab fat Vrtqamtb. We bum le
may good riders blue the stub would wool probably
be a enema

TRIII BOYS WW APPOSIITICID by =WO of Mr
Sanwa Mica's charity, it s meeting of tha trasbms is
Wednesday last, and the persists reseived orders far
drapery goods for the boys outfits.
GMT TO Till WOIMINO YON CLUB. —TIT librariaa
of the Weymouth and Mwoossbe Regis Work's. Man'e
flab seknewledgas lb* rosalpt el s penal of books from
pierain Mae.
Oorko But Ova. —A scs of Mr. Motley, ?Lai:
street, wa• on flaturcky driving by Om
'ravers, when • Milo girl aanr4 Finlay Foot, 4..
years .id, was Icarreksd down, and run over, the wheel
galas ever the ahUd's kg. filie was atteacfed by Dr.
NsUtsn. _ _

Bro. IIaILL •••• lasethess In lionmeathshin of
droakarde beenaleg weber sad remmetabie, aid noted
" seniors' refusing preferred " gia-hor es the bitterest
monts. Is Oardiff the abuses a earnest temper.
=Lnosey had been depionble, bat mar. the
ou of Good Templary the venous lodges is the
neighbourhood had formed • eitrionary emondthes to
for its systereatio adnieselln Dorset there were
.orebssiotelan la proportion to panatellas than in
say other suety, and they treated Tesselary to unite
their forges. Mare was sot • Dorset member who
would for • mingle mosseat isoesider toy legislation is
favour of tempersioes. They mast make their power
felt at the next geseral elecnon--(applaues).
Bro. R• 11 followed with • lively speech that kept
the sadiseoe to geed hamoar throaglioat. People
took exeeptkat to their wane of adelrerethig one
soother, but If the jodges soald say Brother Ballantthe
or Brother liaeldos, ho thotiiilit they need not be
ashamed to sell oes mother brother and eider. Bose
sold the Good Templar@ were *ld teetetalren, but
of the out. From lodge donning he leust
Ibliclartie members who were not testotalers Mime
nosed from 60 to 80 per seat. At Unhorse whei
they started a lodge they were made fan of, sad seen
the hall-keeper 'played them • Ida. During the °pee-
ing conethey, whoa Bro. Bellew was In Um midst. of
Ilse swam, the hall-keeper tamed the gas off, and
they were where *nes was when the midis Ina pat
out. But he hod left • reahlight la the ant room to
light Minion out, so they got that, • brother teethed
some undies, they stack them In this troalseuttle, and
so had light though to faith that, work. But the
lodge bad now ever 100 ressahen. When he went to
soaks • start at &Upon, Brother Mooted* one of the
eldest teetotalers, almost fainted, but he soon same
round. There was • great deal to do there, ea they
would think when they remembered the somber of
pablio-bouss in on. street. Didn't they know how
men;? Let them go sad want them It would be •
aloe job. In many towns where the taniperaue move-
ment was utterly langalshiag Temple:7 hod mewed
It. At Weymouth they were all olive now; at Poole
their numbers had doubled sad they were thoroughly
satin. In Beath Dena there were 3,000 Good Tem-
plar*. In Berkshire there was gnu activity. At
Wallingford as old lady lameated to • neighbour thou
dale(' in this strain—What a job It Is, all these Good
Temples to the torn; sad its said they've used so
moon goal for that, brandiog bees and frying pans that
the price of coal hes de I—(langhter.) As hiriebury
Mr. Fiddler was an menet teetotaler. For 16 years he
was in the Town Outsell sad Wee Mayor; but the
patilleans combined at the lest election and turned
him out: but that was a sorry day's work for then
Mr. Fiddler (Diddler as they called him) sel to work
cad formed • Good Templar lodge, and last Friday he
(the speaker) was at the opening of • mooed Ewan 48
were initiated. The.prooemion Wended a blind man,
one without any feet, a ethirmseder who hod recently
boon exhibited round Use town drank in • doakey
sari, sad one deel mid dumb. There were now close
se 800 in Newberry, and al way as 800 in
Beading. It was time the order was repre-
sented in Parliament, and, and he, If nobody else sae
he got to go them 11l stead myself (applause). Sellie
E:PleObjeaed to their Gallia( theanelveir Good
plars, but this some were born (rambling, livid
(rambling, died strambling, and would go to 'heaven
grumbling—and the sooner the better. But why
shouldn't they call thamesnes Good Tempters! Teen
oily object was for good, and there wee nothing bed
about it. This It wee said " Alt I you'll go op •
rocket, end seam down a atria," that they were fumes
Rudman, sad se on. Wall, they were like the
winter cabbages; the harder the frost, the better they
ate—the mere they were abated the faster they grew.
Tben people mid " Your order sommeoud in Americas
—I don't -like it." Well, they were not all bad people
or fools la America; wty not wept anything good
Ira. them? But thee you admit ladies Oh I task's
shocking. The poor nilseratils bachelor sinners who
made seek ehlestioas. didn't know the happiness of
married Ills: lee them pluck themselves up. than
their whiskers, get married, and know better I—
(1•oghtor). What was their " platform r They did
not ask • lama if ha were a Churehman, a Baptist, a
Weeleyss, a Presbyteries, or a Latter Day Semi; bat
all the boil* made wes "Do you believe In the
exlitssie of if r any see mkt se they
could set Mks him; if he saawered yes they would
eraider the matter. The order was istarestiesal
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were fund In Amarlos, lade he
re.lC4 sesions, but woo not • mann misty.
our, sescobe is Amities, mints In trade, searese to
&spode sad obarobes, soireta la the BOOM of Owa-
sso= sad why should set the Template have Inorole
whsntkdrpurpos.wosageodos.7 Thad se to their
finamdel position they squid get mammy, the diffioelty
was to keep it. Nen laid ls. quarter sad ladies 61 ;
▪ Csaterliary the ladles "streak" sad would pay le
Ilk. the men, and that was • good precedent. Ise
Initiatioa la. U. had to be paid, sad that serried them
through the Ant quarter. Tim admission of ladles
he jointed by their well-known tut and abWty,
whether le liquidate • debt, get t,p • teenseetlee net
the sielt, sr redline • wooderer. This as to the life-
Wog pledge What • dreadful thiag, said some
I. objets- "swipes" for Iffe I Bet If a man were
offered LICO for one year, or as Amenity of
£lOO, which would he take? The annuity of
aeons : then why ad, oil tho verse priseiple, reword
for life Shot which le good to-day, for Ski mouth, tor
this year As to a.gripe, pass-words, cad raps,
he said they Wight good samisen. If be ware
to walk Into say of house witboet keeeldag or
an latredassioe, they would ask as his wile', lather
did when he went there—what he wasted: is they
tught their menthers to rep been going In, sad to
show they wire embed for admittance. ea he
said their order wee sidocationaL There were liming
mos who two years ago south sot say bole s goose,
'mid now stead as • platform sad debate Is Parlia-
mentary style on any ssbjeot I Touching regalia he
mid it might be a white seek-lie • goes ter the pulpit,
• white hat, a ring, • shale, ire.; it was their reit.
matte* sad Mak bulge of bessoer. He landed Good
Temple/1y ter ite use.. la making teetotal soneerte,
and keeping them to their pledge The work of the
old tesepseerees sonnies was like albino threadlas
beads is a Wing without a kept at the mid. Before
on. meld lift *ma up sad display that,
they had all slipped off sad fallenswar.4Bl=
Templary provided a big kmat over widish very few
meld slip; sad what was the nun f—where the
temperanes soidelles had 00 per amt. lapse the lom
of the Good Templar* was but 5 per emit.? Be
refdsl Provos of the order, sad
aattslpsl.d frost It by sad bye powerf al billtesoe.—
A few wards from Ittothec *ate aloud the meeting
about 10 o'slook,

—END -OP TEI SAILOIn• Selina—The salon of this
port ham gone to wort at Me old wages, after roassin-
lag oat about three weeks. We repot that the state
01 the trade did tot glow of the msa's demsad being
sessiod to • but It we.pleasant to me the harbour so
dear en Tteaday Welkin, the ships deism! by Me
strike being off to sea.
Faunae Dr Ilierfla F. 'farm —The author of
" Proverbial Philosophy- gave readings at the Royal
Hotel on Wednesday morning and evening. He le •
grays sod reverend elderly gentleman, and not wake
• leading Liberal politician of this town. As a reader
he did aot make roach Impreeden, and probably the
majority of his audlosee were disappointed.
MBA ilorroo.—The fourth supper gives
by this estimable lady to the wheelchalrosa, cab-
drivers, sad porters of the tows, ease off on Thursday
.uaelog hat, at e Jersey Hetet sad Mrs.
1 the
provtded • capital supper, sad the excelleat
folusdress of the feed most aegis* looked in to see
the preparatima, with which atm was well satisied.
Aboat 40ennprieed Mae oompasy, Mr. Blocmileld
adman sad the fleet was much enjoyed. The
lady herr also given • treat to dr widow' of
whom railway fora to Womnosth she paid, and keeps
! this while hen, sad they will be sot bogie It her
expense atter their plimmat " Mange of air."
'ins Now Cacao ix Klop-orozwr.—Among the
most prominent and most importent of the Improve-
: emote In our toe., will be the Dew abash now bang
ereoted opposite to the Railway Station. A large
population has sprilog up mar the Railway Termite',
I and for visitors to Melootobe Regis., a March la Kin-
; street will be very cleanable as a ohapel of mice to Um
I parish church, th• only on* in • resident populatioe
of 6,000, excluding the districts of lit John's aad of
Holy Trinity. The site having been purchased ins
most convenient place and plans for a plain subdantial
thumb having been meepted, the whole of the gonad
was by the advice of the architect, Mr. Ewes Owlet/ma,
covered with • bed of conersto. • tender mu amnipted
from Mr. Thomas Dodson, to meet • settles of the
'hutch capable of mating 600 persons for 4100.
About £4600 has born raised, of which £1,700 haa
Musa absorbed is the site and foundations, with other
expanses. We may mention that beneath die site of
thh tower about 3 600 piles had to be driven to form a
eutlideat foundation. The eommitte• require eleont
£1,200 to cencelete the intended section of the Mack.
sommittee meeting warn held oa Toseday, the Rev.
Talbot Grooves, motor, ha the chair, when a formal
tiontract was entered into with Mr. Dodson for the
exesatilo• of the work. Half the sitthige will be free,
and the remainder will be let with the objeet of
of pay
lag
stipend the officiating minister. The free ei
will be appropriated for ever to to the i.e of the poor.
Arrangements bare beets made to move the permanently
Proteetaat ohmmeter of the ministry, and we are sure
that all our erimable Rotator ma do will be effroted to
make the Marsha bulwark ageism the ritualialog
tendencies of Um present times It le probable that
that melodious adjunct be a *harsh. a peal of bells, will
be the next obj vs of the Maeda to attain, and it snob
• thing may be ventured es is this town, built ma the
sand. Me omerete and piled fouadatioa of lb. Kling
street church will offer the best aseurity that mu be
obtained for the stability of the bell-tower.

PRESINTATIOII TO LIZUTZNANT ARDMN,
The gallaat dialectal of the bib Day., returned
from his koneymoon tour, on Tuesday night, and
attended the ordinary drill of the ops on Wednesday.
Promptly smut of the aos'aommloned old are sod
privates determined to make him a prment on the
osmium, and at the ememenoement et the meetly',
Quarter-master Sergeant Lee and &Om Jeffery
entered boating a handsome dower or hub
vase, tiled with beeatifsi ghettos, and Qamter-mastm
Lee mad the following address: Arden, as
Senior Sergeant, I beg to offer the oongrattthtions of
few of the nun-Dona, and privates of Ws oompany, on
your marriage, and to ask the favour of your moepting
this small present on the eassion. The value in not
muoh ; bat it being a epontansoue offering, our feelings
must make up the delloirmey. We wish your lady and
yourself emery happlaree, and hope you will long eon.
Mese a member of ettelStle D.RV. —(.pplatuie.)
Lieut. Amami, addrantng Colourem pant slae, the non-
omentimimed cams, Lod gentlemen of tire Ilk Doren, sad
he was taken manes by earache at their making him this
headmen pronot. The apontansous expresalou of kindly
helings evinced towards him, tied him with such feeinp of
gratitude last he really could not dad words to *spma his
thanks. Hoer Moos he bad been CooDWUld with the compaity,
be found the corps reedy to support him In every pmenble
way that he could wish. lie had been to the autumn
mailrooms on two ocicadem, and eaCh lima he spool a most
nrineabit mason in macs of the friendly feeling atone
him on those 003011i01111. proof of the Madura, evinced
towards him would 11l himself and hi, wife, who was an
ardent admirer of the volunteer movement with pleasure and
gratitude, and he thanked them on her behalf also. As to the
corps, his endeavour had been Ant of all to have the ranks of
the norm filled up, and their numbers had tocremed vary
omeidesebly during the lan two or the. years, sod. he
hoped they would go on aod proemr. He was now the only
I ens of the odious left, and he Deeded their support
more than ever; but he wm certain that me and all of the
would do their bast Is maks the duties of the Aimee as light
se they could be, and Nana& them to perform them as
required by the colonel of the bundles. The kind limy be
which they had remind all orders had given him the
pleasure la Min one of their racers, sod the only =I:
oosald wish now for the corm and himself was that lastaad of
his standing alone, two other odlosn Mould be selected. As
they immt, it wee very hard for him to be the only officer at
the corps, but as long aa they would stick to him and Nippon
him, he would stood by the corps.
cmarter Mad/. ilenreant Les mid then it would be a very
tong time before the fagot. would lan them.
Lieut. Lases said be certainly should not leave them yet.
He again thanked them on behalf of his wife nod himself for
their very cordial axpremions towards them and their hand.
some premed, which be should ever prawn as a grant, lag
memento. He was sun that the emeabon would back him up
iluditurrting the Germ and he agate peomissel faithfully to
them.
The elegant which had been Lied by Kr. Vlaceat with
lowers cut from his own garden, bon the Icllosing Meet.
flanged to Lieut. Arden, on hes marring., by the
mom sans, and privates of to. Kb ILL V. April, 1973 "

Oyu Lo•ntaa Beira—Mr. Plimsoll, IL P., be.
kindly forsrarded us 14 Iselletypso of the menu to
ths Board of Trade respeedan lb. drasitst of water of
see-gain skips bowleg ports to the United SAO.=
The frequeney with whisk the words " d.spty laden,"
very deep," emu is remarkable, sad to me
ewe the remark is taderlisted four gum "cog dap,"
sad them Is added " marks in sten werebelew water."
It Is • pod thing Ca observe the reserrestion ef them
reser* 'lda the owners sad leaden of those vsessis
might ham hoped amid hats Mee burled la *brim,
ems we hope that It will be borne la Wad that it Is
quint passible for the worst things to mats
idly 10 to NAL Pecham the most satisfactory %Mere la
times sheets is that tits name of Warnock% la cot te
I. felted therein. But the mattes as meek eseesras •
lamps elms of lehabillasts of Weymouth %het in swam
int quote tho very roasocarno form of petition wide&
Ni. P4itso/1 asks miry essupsistion of e,stp deesomi-
ta:=every Oarpormies, every Omaha, of
, aad then he suesat winter tall thew sash •
vonderled dimintisa ad leen of Ills, as shall mobs, sot
say all Begland, but sil tits world wonder, hew sash
• dread mists ad ildm. SI sloe slide ever seam to
pada
" Pam ci Ranks.
" To Um aaareliLthe Oaarmas d Arial Britain and

POOR Half% FRIENDLY BLNI/TY
If it were not that or. of the oldest inhabitants of
this teen Sr. enneeted with this seenty, doubtless It
would have eollapeed lag age, by the withdrawal of the
hos. members' subscription, without 'bleb it would
MS very dialed' for the Heil to with, But,
although founded en phoolpies whisk are now utterly
out of date, sad we believe altogether unreliable, the
whiny hat hems kept alive to the time of its some
need by the generous contribution ef them wth wond
not desert the member@ to their effort, though as un-
skilful one, to provide for times of enema Oa Thurs-
day lack though ttms baulk mambas neutered very
1... the honorary members gathered to their support,
iseledlng Mr. Dwindle( Thome, Mr. Clounollior
"Sieben, Mr. Nortaasa Kr. &gnarl, Mr. T. Fooks,
and Mr. Tsigatt, sissise-suuter. The seessica was
the 55th thalvereary, and it was wiebrated by • dinner
U usual
Altos abuser, Kr. R. Reynolds, ehairman, enbutatted
the balsam' sheet, which showed that to twee the year
with, they had • beluga ei COO, sad tin mend made
up • total of £147 10..; 890 4. had bees expended in
het sad death pay, sad tee benne had increased to
7.. SkL The bon. ambers' aubserlptioss, sa weal,
had been numerous. air F. Jeltastelie had given
£lO 10a, and the borough members £5 Os. each. or
this awning Mr. Artie* had rweived lassnatiow from
Hr. klesebre so furnish "es... round,' aad the
annuseemeet WU received with teltillath
Tbe usual toasts were given, Whetting that of the
members of the Corporation, aid
Mr. Oeuseillor Thomas reepooded. Hahn' been a
beadit mocanar, • steward, sad is howsrary member for
maoy years, Hr. Thomas pained this among other
Manny swishes, sad weribed its bans" as as,. •
aumbee of iteserary etemben as say other in the town
to Its Wag a loehly established noddy. Mr. Thomas
thee spoke of his nate "To stay proewans with the
drainage of the borough until setisfestery plans Sr.
eroding for dealing whit tie whole in its entirety."
He wee &allow le is. things coodnoted properly,
beams the viola would touch their pockets, but he
did not And fault with 81: Jelin Coo& who had
reclaimed • large piece of ground ea the Other side if
the water and as had improved the health of the
inhabithen there. The dna he also believed would
Said saatsrially to thanes* the health at the
tows' by esurerlag tin present unsightly laud
with • beandul lake. Yr. The... thought
It • as, • shame, bad • regrowth to sennalls
inn that they bad not land some as, of autramlag
onitentss of NOW•g•, or as to Wei& melded, sad
he hoped to lin to see the day what. seines would
wowed In that. But lure there are great dillealties in
Milli*/ towage ;a pawing mina mast be ended,
sad in owl would be £Ol • year while the nil is se
heavy that it will sot absorb tia snags. He was
therefore endow to 1,014 UN Pit 04 • pumping
station. apseidag of the Park, Kr. Thomas said by ,
Mr John Coeds'. plan of rahlag the drubs two feet,
the bousas would be two or three steps below this road;
bat he (Mr. Thema') wished to mihmit • plan, from
WC quite cepable of lodilag. which would have
allowed the Park drain so rennin, sad taken away Lb*
sewage of a large are* of the town besides. His
mottos had bees "boring' beaten ite bed stepped •
little OW the trews, bat although he WY • Ms of •
kicker, he was sot • libber; he weld net live unless
he breathed the atmaupbere of 410110111, sad would aO4
be homed to the will of say 'sae. Who. be was
mired by tha late Kr. Dendsh to Wean a eilidklefic
he weepted the tantalise only up= onditioa that be
should be fres to enrolee his opinion on all mutters
that should come beton him, sod man out those
whisk he thought beet for the towe—(appleass).
Mr. OesmaCer Artheatrav abo maraud Wake with
$ groat deal of plowman. Barbi' esswithainted the
memben or Nies spared to suet spiel, be said tin
Oarporation pore minted by the hest if manna
towards the town, asd were eadmvoniag lie make it se
sueesseful as peasitio. Bpeadiee mann sad nosing
up las could aet be avoided at all times, aid It was
unpleasaat whoa the hill had to be paid. Peeing.
they would ultimately be sailed apes to pay laanased
rates; bet it would be a pleasure far them so de es. By
and by Ahoy woald have • tetra tement le soma Is
Ragland, aid if tie& WIN brisk aed prosperity Is the
tow., they would to able to pay the laereeesd rths
ewe. Weymouth most rise oessiderably ; he had
• stake Is Its welfare, sad as • !swabs./ of the Ceased
would not be on to held up bia hand for an theressed
amount of rate, salaam • earrespeadiag bawds .-
1
11.17 to follow, and he was sewed to ache if these Is
the Ooanell who bad a yen desire is an the rate-
payers' pothole. B. onsidered Is was the duly of
wen was to what the 'prelim of the palls moon
m awe' ally es be did his owe; Shah was the Wing
width bed Wend Idea to be is the Douse% sad one
saheb he would .any out is It. elitirety—(applaues).
Other limashe were glum sad seep swag helm the
sisabon ispergeel.

--Tre I. Parbeneet ree-tee-
" Tbe bumble pebbles el the understated—
'. Showell/4-11st very poet sod altogether peeweetlbi• 10.
of If. to oseeelened by the hlflly preottce et
ending *lye to eta trt an modeles, and alee tem
etedag oat dalpr In ea aneetworthy este, tad teen redoes
other mow

Mailmen theridore rimy your Honourable Hoops
that • ebort Act be psalmd this amnion to prohibit deek-looding,
to prevent alp. that Died repair iron poise to oe• beton
they U. rp.jrod, sod aim to enac that • inannie bid.
to.. be adopted to prevent ovar-leadlop.
And yo.ir Petitioners will ever pray,' be.

111=0111.tite ANNITIIteIT. --Os Sealy two
ieriacem were priatthed is Bood-stries chap& so behalf
of Hut Limited Methodist Free Muni HMO sad
Taiga Miesiata by the. Roy. D. Hiodall, sot the
Rev. J. Riaderase. Oa lloaday a tea raltramer-
ossely attiedad wee held la the =mpg. .
sad =misted by Mrs. Hamby Mn. Wllr47wo,
Mn. Palmas Mn. Drew, Miss Dyne, Mn. Bosnian,
and Mrs. Cillattwook, and for whisk Wm ladies were
unaohnoasly thanked. The proem we= gives to the
Home Mottos. la the evealaga public esseklag was
held, preeldod ROT by Mr. Shensta, who feelingly
alluded to Um satoolatiosi meneotid •ith that pleat
of worship, said the good derived there by hkomelf, and
wished the exam God speed. The Rev. R. Walk.
described the maalifloailaus for, and made of =legionary
labour, la Amadei whore he had laboured many yearn
The Roe. J. Baader's= alluded to Ritualletla praotimm
am pnposterous, sad observed that la Jamaica, where
ha farmed, laboured, tiers was sothiag of the kind,
Rd gay...... latereganteenle. Of 11/IMOOIty
TN, Rev. D. Kendall igro of the priest adaptation of
the Gomel to all theme, please, sad persona. Pres the
report gives by the Bev. B. rffloultrook, it appears the
society has rondo Migeloma in Australia, Jamaica,
China, New ZsaLad, Barra LORD (where the Rev. R.
Welreeley, late of this town), was now labouring, sad
Bait Africa, Dear Zanzibar. There are 44 stadomarism
and so argiregate of 5,669 °ban= Nosistisrs. The
Immo for tea peat year =stadia( balsam la bead,
was war £17,000. William Hick., IN., of Ocastrall,
had lately given near a teemed pouadi. The Wer
=oath cam= though it ban dime mash In Use past
year towards ha shape's, bad dose better la Geary
place. Thanks Itsvtat bees proposed to tits abainsaa
and speakers by Mr. Glissbrook, Lod assoaded by Mr.
Were, broaebt tot. latoreekse teeetiog le • olook
TIE LAMOTABILB BOAT LITOIDEBT AT MOIBOTOWX.
—We very ritedlly ean otteatleo to the appeal now
Wag mf4e by eiveeml gentleness au Mundt of to,
widow and Andrea of the late Capt Fisk.:—" The
sharitabie amiateace of =divides= la eareeptly solicited
In aid of the widow of John Maher, aged 50., lase
M. Chest Guard Service, sad of Weymouth, who was
argidantly drowasd at Miskstoc, Ireland, co tholliad
of March. alti.o. Os his death hie Govarament
pension of al par annum dropped, and Imo bath(
bromPt op Aro ehildrea, and ales nabilaiaed ma
=valid brother, whose state of health reedited Itha
totally depeedest upon him, and haring truths, to
iontood witk tim *optioned weak eta= of health of hi
wife, reselleriog median attiedanos teoetmatly
requisite, had hems stable to lay by &aphis( for his
family heyood as imams, to the marmot of £lOO eek
hie lifo. Be bad egfeememeed eagagememat with Mr.
A. B. Foater, may a fortnight preview to his_
dstatli a.
saillarnmater of a yacht, sod had pee to Malawi to
bring home the vessel, whin tie widest oieurred
whim/ terminated hie life. TM Meade of the iiseeseed
are desirous to Met an amoust whisk heiag property
inviatid, may anted mese halo to lite widow Is time
malateamme of Iterien, end in Was; two of AR soma,
aged 19 and It, out in life, the yosageet and, aged 11,
belay la the Royal Naval IllehooL Joha Maw was a
remarkably sober, steady auk sad bore as ensiles=
ebaraelar. The as.. Is manumitted by the following
geetieman, aad subeerloticee will ha ramtirsill 68d
aelgiewiedged by those who. mama ate cUstiagsdehed
be an astute :—W, R. Holdea, Req. leadadowa,
Weymouth ; *A. B. Totter, Esq., WUriewell, near
Doreiteater ; R. P.. Pethanton_ heap, Req.. Mirrrefoo,
soar Doreberaer ; R. I:Eatr:Bia, Aehoosrao.
Gee* ; *Meagre. Eliot Co, Waken, Weymouth;
Aldrefroi Tryoa, Bel Weymouth , *Thomas
Hemmlia, Dorchester.— liabwirlonloai already received:
—S. B. Pester.£2B;W. IL gold. . B.
Tesler, R.N., CIO ; Plot. Bawl* £10; B.
P.m., a; Miai Foster 115 ; A. P. T"
if ; Admiral byes, tulettew. 3. Dinteyagaitaet
aelleetad, 1116; Kra SI ; Mts.
Dessid, at; Oapl. Otway, ; Tints al;

We have ressiaid from Brother Yea the Wotan
:erre of the progesdiags la ledge : T salty-
ela out of the 98 lodges a the aunty were repremated,
end there ware aso present may lodge deputies who
Sr. ex-officio mambas. !Isaacs ot the order, scot
ospressatalves, was admitted as visitors, aid was
Oh. lodge ate soiled to order by Mr. W. Bata, the
District Deputy, the hall prseested • very glossies
appeases*. Maur the opening ousseasides had base
kapressively performed. the Di.triot Deputy palmated
his report which embroiled • geogral review of the
prams positioa of the eider to Beglast sod Wage,
the mite of Übe lodges is Dersetalure, sad euggestioas
for more telly developing amid gossolldalag the order
to Oh. smutty. It apg.1.1,11•1 tne Ist a February
lest there were in 139,6e3 members, sad
that am Ibis amber ledges aimed duds( the
moot imam jest staged was vale as gnat as
these of say preview arso maths, It was satasted
at the mesa time there were In the 40 sonaties of
Eagles/ 167,663 member% and 3,650 lodges, and In the
19 camas' la Wales 40,000 addidonal maaben asking
a total for the 52 canailes of 307,000 mambas. In
Deragatire there were 26 ledges egg about 1.700
members. • resolatkm was peened 'depth( the
report. Other regahalsas brass is the order were
this pima LI as o'aleek a lasehoon was provided
In the Cora Izekaage by Yr. Wootheas, sestraflears,
a Dorman, I. whisk about 70 eia, ilawa sad at
Owe o'ativek Bre, James Bm, of Bea/Sag, sad Br,.
Thessika of Loudon, OSUMI bib the pled ledge, at-
tradad to boatels the diarist ledge. The taws a
6111 &aria latrines that ahead, aid ware as fol.
loge :—Dissolst by, Mr. W. Mele, Path ; Vii,
Maas* Degas, Bev. W. J. Beim; fikanniewier
Newton Pies Daniel Deputy, Mr. Worsen, Bs=
Diarist Seeraary, ilz. B. J. Lima, Poole ;
Traegurer, Mr. O. Plilialka. Doitalkallift ; Diarist
Obspiets, the Bey. B. Nene, Weymouth; Amielsot
isereary, Yr. W. Terser, Weymouth; linesekd
liewetery. Mr. Wselsoti, Bitettesbury, ; Diarist
Nazokeiln Mo ODA end Ma. Basra Lyme Rd& ;
Maria Gawk *r. BMWs Maria
Benansi, Kr. MOW, Soul !1.; Supporters, Yin
peek sad Kr. Wean, uasasgaai. The Mow
bauM. bun duly lls4 end ales aserwary bmi-
Sad adjounismat took plass at
peal des dela* for ha whisk was etnemied by np.
wire MO gamma An eveing eerie. was held
M$ ic whos Ur sal 'weft we appointed .• Its
held m MTN* mod lie "Meld beim= of WI dir
elmodi M

Oapt. Dninntoodi 100. ; the Mi etWayesouth, il ; WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL. I Mr. Vilma! sthi the tel night to be fit Mr. i
T• tr. Onion. 104 IW. d.• OPargr 10• /I. J• Tieligibla : Pretest the Meyer f Mr. Jth Robert 1 dendfw.a ewe "Peels
Oorkeram, EL
Meanest. Og NMI E. IL Dewg.—On Teensy Tries More): Allairlessoes.AillakeshellikAL teUt.
Webo4", Lamiglist,; ' ton.his oriliAginal°lPaaldealwithar the ihate
boss wjaayoof"dinoollat "47.1;
moraine lank Miss Ilisaboth Hester Dine, youngest Mem Dr. Veined. Groves, and H. ' the sung* would be to eery It across the Baok water '
daughter of theist. Major Charles Dean was married witlf="o. 11,Town (3 att. for an irrigation farm, and whenever they or Unit' •
at St Mary's Chunk to the Bev. Freak Lay Misplay, Mr. Muni& wee received nth toed epplane. ' snsomion are disposed to try it, the pipe is laid ammo
rlll TOGA& 84 John ham reel?
iof Duet* Devon, by the bridgrooat's father. Re?. The a., al the o...perau.s
aara, ia a La..., ow, the Baithwater all ready to do so .
Frauds Ley Beesley, rector of Bideford, North Devon, taut to cep, °ems, dealt le so Agoieet runner with the Park, ant that
who was sedated by the Rev. John allophonic°. Of WU MIA PM.
WORM great Interest was felt In the happy mat. end The MOM produced the following latter km lir John segati" to
wesors would be likely
kely
joatt. be Ptil "
es bee, liarsd Th...
oUite.en •
• tarp Dasher of peewee gathered at the Royal Comte- Mule one then
Tensor, from No. 3 of which, Wog the naideine of 1, Mmtminater Obeinten. Tioteriesinet,Weethliedmi In answer to Mr. G. niter the Tows (item& wild the
Mrs. Deere, the bridal party narked in six oexvtaçee. led April. tell Oorporation were boned to treat the Park to the sure
There were la the party the Rev. Frank L Boa. , Sir—During aarleeeet..,l.w reset, the te-..,, .a. ha..., way as any other put of the borough: they sassi be
bridegrecom,„ Mr. Church ward (nee man), Bev. P. . ... with a ran ta., ...h, h....atatit.d7g;"" of yir, at the *aunts of laying the male sewen
end Min Saveloy, parents of the brid• groom, Mr. 11. Palen, Shopeoo relaters to the mode or rsifV.J4.ag the ammo Mr. Withrow) sald the people in the Park bal been
Bea.tey. Mn. lair. Miss Lair, Elm M. Lek, Dr. Smith, Intended to be noodled for the panne of rang the rubble allowed to unman with the drains whisk had bees led
Mr. Elliot Squat Rev. a, Everett, N. &Di Mre. mound now exieting In elms' of the outer pier or Mey- doer., to, . Danboro! ysars, &age woo Board Interfered
Dieu, Mr. M. ilezeley, Mr. Wolfenton, Mr. W. mouth Harbour. Ur. Wenn, ow ,o,ijoao to an within th• they would render thernesives liable to re-ooenest
Bushey • aud the ,brideameida—Miam Burley, Miss B. last le!,:liyakaratilabl'.____,`l••• ; „_bot 1,,.•f° will %WM ould Po. them.
E. MsAey. Mtn Dave, Mies Harriet Dow*, Wes :r.Z.e, 7, a ist.:l7gara:re,..awtl"' work
...id have to he The Tows CLERK said oertainly oat; they bed never
Emma Dan Mies Guyon, Min Neat, sad Mime Ler mend specially for the purpose, and removed oc ompletlon melted the pernimith of the Board to oonneet ; but bed
ales Ike Midi% Valk, Mr. Leh, and the bride herself. 01 the work. Upon lb.. wharf • would have to be set them at detain* Tbe tow, had never paid for the
The lovely bride was attired la • most beadle white menet and the won lifted god conveyed upon 601111 toll In eonneollos of private drains with public 'ewers.
silk dress, trinneed with main sad Bonitos lase, • aultahl• "awo from which It would he darned le 'be Alderman ZUOT reviewed the whole subject at
hrtakt .Thaut a orairwidigo...... and waite tell. veil;
wworiti... 111.artiztitritniatedi.
ihethet..th.l raldo
.000.1 not oticurbyoir=l lingth, undemning the Amen system of strainers,
&ad the ennui end& wore white muslin I ....mad It will be a... 7 1.,. w saw, otaoy rwa arguing that the seems of the town suffered BO much
trimmed with V wo• lase, hiaa imam, white isiiiiii-tipon my remons. I may nen however, In emend attrition in the pipes that it became liquid, • kind of
tune hounds, sad bine " Lauer" feathers. The dreams tams, that woof the penned /rounds of my demos We pee pep was formed, sod the ~.el quantity of sewage
Were all made by Mr& Nobbe doe Thasass.atrset, and l• the fact that by Upping In the Eisner pronto& would hare no iDJUriag. effect in the inter of the
a very charming result was prodseed. On mitering the ....._,We elni.7, ef.,...._..__ehte different Mg Monied nentel2l,tetrbitee le' harbour and b iy. By Sk John Coode's onerent Om
warn
°blink, telehtesteesheled • verlO•Mer••• OO•gtOrkilent : 'tnt ..P...... "Inn' line a n(nlPnet iiZo..d Dot • particle of sewage wood oro Into the beekwater,
n to resist the fern of the ie.
Mr. Baynes tanefaclayed Unlit." from wow,. oaa to. lop
of
the woaog toed. Use and the bask wetter would In perfectly pure. The ant
Andante Ie (T7'ha goarisogre aril d the orrernoey bargee blocks would Inevitably rea to the bottom, whilst the thing wee to &emir Mr. Austin's plea, and then sum-
beaded • very obarreing picture end tle no wonder smallest would remain at the top—a state of things which 1 rannioste with Sir John coeds, euteg they hlteltded to
that so many gathered to the sight. Mr. Ler, her nod warreir my, is miementlY to be avoided- Inenewner the amen the s.wage Into the lea.
nue* "gars away' the young bride, sad se the party oweitra. dui:Hl:Lid .17,7;110 Mo.' and I'' Mr. it Mr. LOMB end Mr. Ana/LIMIT supported the
un.were leaving, Mr. Button Smith played Moodies. present plan of Sir John; Mr. THOII,II withdraw his
10111 I'S "Wedding Kara." and Smith's "Grand thihon'ocwlasilte:::l6.4,..,,in iti„gt...:..°l at ...or asrato:Peffitao motion, stating that he bed pined it ou the paper for
Mania' The then retuned to break. wort might be inprngrwa not to speak of the Wei of the porpoise of elisitleg Gush • report; and Mr. Alderman
fast at hie, of Mn. Dawn where the rennin to the railway., probable lose at rslis. some M Howeln stated that the news now 'spewed by Sir
inns and awnlolnan aline named partook or an Om°ll,!,..ef,._ne?!,ft!'ern.„___sad ninon to the W. 1.". If ‘l_e! John Coeds were &Mat similar to those of Mr.
elegant r The PreareM which were very numerous. ,„,,,,weee,:."",,,,,,„,,,,,,"'""w"weel fro. *La' ~.."C"."_,......,. It ,"n only: Hawkuley, which were approved of by the Board. It
were dis rid on the drawl's-room Liebe; '1.7 ele- oloa—aw— www- MT— tja,,,,,,.",ticl as ...7.---,„,°°,,,,-- 1 Z-0, was decided to have the drainage done pima-turd ; the,
eleded following :—h nr7 gra want dressing opinion that des &tummies was ail& for o„„iitisabohia tit bad been going on that plan ever sines, and be wished
we, with dim astute and Inlaid With Wiwneo the each ease, the oltimUe con of dichnoing direct from proper the rate payers to understand that every shilling spool
Aft of Mrs. Deere • • writing desk In sonnies, aMO berm will, in themes eerier consideration, be me thee by in that way was saved to Om town now. It with •
lever hunt tied ;mad, a feeder steel entered in woof say other method. sour.* of great sationotion that Elk John Goode by fhb
work, • chaste silver break bee a silver and item "1 am Mr. No. 6 plats, was going to add to the original plan, eel
double inlostud, a diver teapot eitd sugar basin, silver '' Tour obedieet Servant be thought this was • bright day for Weymouth. AS
•• Jim Own."
tout reek, mean jog, ors stud, and butter dish; .. Ft a sump, rtg , Townww,k. w th.i. to the strai
ersthey ought sever to hays been tried,
twelve silver dims" forks, twelve silver table-spoon. Th. ma .aid a.. ma received a loller from ~,,, whoa they saw them adopted for only about Units
slx eilvor damsel spume, six silver deepen garb, Emma se p.n... wou. Natl.& wawa, to aaa houses, and Do ene eise taking them up' bet Sir lobo
a silver doh knife. Won egg boiler. • alma in me. • mot a ter ewe work. The inder em omelet* 100 senenell to ban is. dtton into "Ong lanai lad the
work basket and *embroidered headkeroblef, two lees het eisbdl Msti, for Stade. or at tie per yard. Board had spent £l,OOO or £1,200 upon them, witith
handkerehlefe, • browse ard bunt. • pair of ormolu mr.ot Men ems theledve of Harbour Dam wee mosey fooled away.
vas
e., & pair 01 d ..moses oaks. a set .aim jaaid lies remarked that Mr. Ott.. em • very respectable sm. Th. Mayo': About gam
sad two osadleetieles, a gold necklet, a gold lertoiedthilreel Sliest wee "'Wee" to be ter the "Pe ab the Mr. o. Boos ;height the, were pmfeolly justilleg
brush la esepoi mania( bottle with gold mutate, • Th. wawa pada., w ursa to ww, w,,w, nawa in"w in trying the expatiated&
silver lined bleeds bon, a gold pen tray, • set of two sago,. H. had ...was tho pile war. and „a., 1.,,, p.....„,„ Mr. °novae did not MIN any responsibility upon
gold aendientioks, • pair of gold and glees vases, • pair wen sure A Use decaying mete of the Pile War. It no only members of the Bend, as not having had • soientigo
of glue flower Awed., • pair oils.. Ire peremas, several • question of longs, and they hod from Um to Um adjourned adjuration they /night be .ishid by mon. "await pro.
Tans, • hantifilllY thilanpres= card May. • Phenol's- bean lied ___„_ne dee.b!,_,lf eirJabe's,.__,___Plae Wele.,..WlTled,_°"2_,__lt "aid posal ; but he aced not acquit Sir John Goode of groat
phi* trues inlaid with semen, • °hies toilet e'.'""'"'" `e'elf forth. "'""r. ""' en." 1"'""we "" folly in allowing it to be tried. Be proposed "That-
whether they were In each a pecuniary poetuon se would
set, • diver breath and pendant le sue, • etationery j.daly thorn in paw., la. awa aoa. insemooli as Mr. Austin hie already had three months
sees and blotting pad, a Prayer Book with " Molted in sower to • queicin, the trona aind £l.lOO woe the in which to experiment open the Hope sewage and
Hotty, Ira," Gann la tke wooden mew, & loopy of urn in hand. There Is Mu a surplus of Ute receipts yearly perfect hie 'Usurer, and ousidering that eo long as the
It .. Nags and goatiats.o a pram over the mount required to pay the bondholder, experiments soolinee, so long will the general treat
-
Book witrerery Powers • Chunk Service with Ivory Br. MM.'s= Lion, self ii lourrnril hed•swenthet•tt moot of the borough drains remain uneerthin, Mr.
~...s ammo, with a ;um a,...., aama ~ Lay.by way of surplus about LIAO. The ortgiaal plan id kir. dastin be not allowed the further time for experiment
cubit% was to ctrry out the weenier simultaneously with the
of the Holy Land" le moreoeo, a mid= Is wool and too pi., ;a. thought they www owa, aajwaa taw aLato that he ens for."
head work, • Mins gth knife and fork la Sale. • gold for MAW bong in head, by Meld of th• year they woulii Seconded by Ur. Wens
fruit sperm, sutler silver sari tray, • set of six silver ban suMcint to pay for the work. The MATO' acknowledged thathe WY DOS Of those
napkin nap in as, two plates of Sevres ohine, • pair Kr. el I. Sun sitsintad that the Idea berseerl7 throws who resommuded the trial of the Anise's, sad he
of gold andlestiets, a Mine and lithe MOW dish, aa 7,,,, to lower theshmook; cl:r. so sa to awl Ow it into the was not mistimed of it. Palette opielon had varied
Ivory handled Ihe hens sad fart in ••••, la batik Kr. py tland 11°.4 mid they could aocarried rww,ol. lb, (.4,...0 thb, considerably with respect to drainmth, and when Ste
card tray, a large and beadsmen silver earl basket, an it um not on the ew pew es ; ast Nowa' w tao John first noontereeded that the 'swage shoal be
suroid bermather In ease, • paled worked slipper., cell= es thought they weld. discharged into the Harbour In unneetioo with the
he. After hreakfut the unly-wedded pair drove to Aldermen nevus auggened that the lowering of the pier present dam, the report rearived hostile .111.1..., andUpwsy, the bride thee attired In poplin triunej with should be submitted to gli Join Ooon wee undimmed by • large majority of Cie townepeopla
velvet, sad wearing a while bat trimmed with black Mr. known mestented that the stems at the entnace of pl. (the mayor) ntag...pitssat j snits, to sow fur John,
velvet sad leen From Uperey the happy son* Vouillebtur,ooon' whicho w.71,,z,b,dr"......, t. Pei". 'mate( in sad urged Am to try Austin's strainer& Weymouth
started by train to mud the honeymoon in the Lie of Th. ant,-,Tai_wawar em wiled In, kw said th. ~..,at woo not the oaly town In legland where egpenMente
Might. w•Oldl *NAM • ton, shoot £1.60. The obstruction extended had been node, sad the LlOO vu expended in their
. . . - . . . .

'bout.
It woe proposed by Mr. Touts, istooded by Kr: Luna,
thst Mr. Gibbes ',lodestar the Oak of the wort be so:opted.
"Tlirt. Woos thtioegitt lb. °1
•11:1;kbn j°
be doom by tie ton;
bat It w. pointed oak that Ws would eAt SAO mirth

MI. LCSITOI enforced the Japonica of inn the work
done without delay.
No amendment being made the el atom was carried.
Tule oonoloded the biotic of the Council.
Loc., BOAS&
The Ant honor wax the exualition of till.; but Yr.
Crone profaned again.: the Ws being received, as the
arrangement wee that the btils ehould lie esamined by a
committee of the whole Council, tmlf4n.our before the
meeting.
The Toil Cisme explained that through an oadertence
It had milled the oommittne at the wrong time instead of St 10.
It wee decided to take the bilis after the meeting.
Then ores • lively dianaacion about the bill.. Mr. Womoto
ruggellog that they should be examined on aoother day;
but to this the Mayor censured that, the nienvon were
"Lintl, bus vu.. The disogicee wee prolonged, when
idermin Jimmie mid their bogus= could be d 0...
great deal more quickly; he would not amigo a moon
(laughter).

Till PAUL
MATOII stated that • hm day. Mate ihr John Coode was
bone, and he had had an inteniew with dim, with regorge°, to
tbe drainage of the Park, and Sir John Coode had mot •
letter with relereoce to the Park and Ik. AmUn's etminen ;
but, doubtlem through the 1.011 01 Um pat, It had not come
to hand.

Kr. *MAI BLIT ELIOT, however, had stated that bs could
communicate the general features of the report, and !hat SC
John proposed there elnuld be an entirely new syltem of
dralnege In the Park, that wain mat • nry much smaller
sum than was supposed. It ws• to run into No. 6 sewer by
a supplementary *ewer, and Sir John hid stated tint ail they
Weldon@ hitherto was "for the gent." Sir Jobe bad sent •
report with ?stamen also to Yr. Austia's Magnin, but
neither of the reporia had Come to hand.
It was proposed to send for 14. W. Snot. but Mr. Weldon
°bylined that Kr. Eliot wight te put In a false position
thereby. H. niggsned that the meeting mould be ad-
Jelirm4 .

endeavouring to do *Mr duty.
Mr. O. LAM in tetordanoe with the remark of Sir
JACI Coeds, theaght the Board should anew Mr.
Austin tin tee days he asked for, as fthe exposits/lot
wonll be at Ism owe *epeeist. Be moved as aineod
' '

.-11. r. Alderman flowsan said for some Information respect-
InJ" those Mimed strainem" All kinds of reports were
ost respeettag Um strainer. Mr. Howard, Mr. Webb. and
Mr. Ayles, made statements with respect to the strainer,
MUM, In the aboonce of my °facial report, we do not Hunk It
fair so publish. . _

Itrina-; emoted to adjourn for &r John Coodes report ;
but atter &sandal, the ILITOII propood to opal the tenders
for No. 0 emotion of 1.0•111 p.
Yr. TOOKAII wished to brine on Isis motion ; but ultimately
Um meeting Irm adjourned till Friday morning.

moos to that effect, whist% IVA 1191110•411 d by Mr.
TRW's.; bat only tbe proposer aid nossaiknr volod for
tho ammeadmeat, the rest ler the resolution, so that
Vol the death:blow to Austin'. etroloer in Weymouth.
1011111111 aix oorranar.
The tenders for thts Important eontraot, whie will
be famous in the history of Me town drainage, wore
then opened. The followles were the Medan :
A
Mame Brown, Brothers . lAN µ smooths
Mr. J. PbUlipt . 2,621 Se maths
Mr. Stamm (lootkatoptea) .. oo Uwe meettomed
It,. Jas. Moakley. 2,120 6 mentlaa
Mr. Alderman HOW•IlD was glod that Weymouth
men had bald their own. Mr. Weokley's loader was
wonted.
WATIMI2O Ti. grams,
Csmplainta were mode of the way In which the 'Marta
are watorel, the Supt. staled Mat Squibb's •arta lot eke
motor out, aid remombssiog also that water I/ supplied
from the Baths, the Suard determined te end the wa-
lrus with Squibb.

Fairmr : Present, the Mayor (Mr. J. Robnisoo),
er Aldmen Illiot, Ailing, Lose, and Howard; Oveneilion
Mama, Talbot, Vineeet, Aylesbery. Atlas, Mason,
Welgord, Webb, Landis, Eliot, and Orono, with Mr.
F. 0. fitemnil, Town Clerk,
MB NUKING MORT.
The paoket containing Sir John °code's report was
produeed by the Mayor, who had remind it that more.
lag. It dad bent seat to Cliarmouth.
'Ana
Is • eonvenntion before the business sosammeed, ft
was stated that the rates Sr. not half am heavy here as
they are at Torquay.
Till rInfaiIMINT POlt PUNOTUALITT.
' Mr. Aylesbury emplaned of the thee bang eon-
, lamed before the business emouteneed. lf the meeting
wee celled et half-past 10, they ought thee to gem
moms.
' The KATO* said his experience of Wereseeth had
been that at vestries and other public nudism, they
always bad to welt • quarter of an hour. However, at
, 11 ninon" before 11, she business oconsteneed.
Till Itaallimn.
The Maroa elated that he Ind remind at Sight
o'oleek this monde( the report from Sir John o
for whin the meeting yesterday wes adjearesd ; Ii had
been lais-sect to °herewith. He hoped the members
of the Council would fully discuss and le thet exhaust
the (question. He reposed fires of all to read Mr
Join'll letter and report, and the report with respect to
Mr. Austin.
Bar John Coodeii lease to the Mayer padded eat
, that in the report it was noommended tiutt until suit-
able land meld be obtained for an irrigation form, that
the sewage shall be allowed le flow, bto the Mal are •
, the &nyder, below the then Kr. Austia's system
may be considered as inapplicable to the drehiage of
Weymouth.
en soup COODra More.
This donated stated that Sir John drat remit-
mended that the sow.go should be oolleated at • point
south of the existing timber bridge, and deposed of by
intermittent filtration through Ind, ultimately te be
ermined to • sewage farm.
Austin's Straiam—Dillitilty was explained in
getting land, and in April, 72, Mr John mum needed
Wel of Audio's strain's— though the prospect of
mons was doubtful, thiw; was talkiest probability
to warrant • trial, in order to scold pumping. In
Jammu the 'trainer Was put in Hope Neste, and ex-
periments had been mad* under Mr. Austin's super.
vision ; but Biz John could not report favourably of the
system, the difficulty through want of "fill' in the
seven here meanies' nesse% Mr. Austin Ind indeed
offered, in the meat of Ids system being applied to lb*
whole of the "swaged Weymouth and ffeloombe aegis,
to undertake the intaipoilatMa at a fixed sum, for five
rears from £3OO the first year, to MO • year the
eedit and aith years; but host the experleme of iils
Hope-enare strainer, Sir John did not see how Mr.
Austin could do so without loss, end at the expiration
of the term, the Board would, he believed, have to
undertake tbe manipulation of the strainers at a meat
higher rats—Sir Jobs believed, £/00 per sans., while
he did sot believe that the manure would, as lb.
Austin imagined is, worth £l5O or 2310 per ansam, but
that the utmost which mild be expected would he that
farmers would remove It themselves, indeed of having
It carted to their farad Having failed to give satit
henry main in Hops-moan, the strainer was far lees
likely to prove sueesseful In lintoenbe Been, where the
seven have still less fall. Sir John therefore advised
that the employment of the strainers be forthwith die-
itontlaued.
Disposal olds Sneam.—Assuming that the thilealty
In getting Ind for the sewage farm still exists SOW
temporary plea for disposal of the sewage was moms-
eery, and he proposed to earn the outfath of the
mimes below the level el the lowest miring tides,
shoat IND yard" below the new dam. No work has
bees dime to the general system of sewers that will
need to be undone.
The Pork.—Having regard to the defeetin way In
whisk the Park drains have bees lsid, the mily
muss will be S.take up the edthag estin-CoPOt
drains, and relay them as as to load into the mew
Interoepting sewer. Provided the courtlages of the
bosses are raked, this will dfeet • ern bore; but at
present thitt system of the existing Park dram es laid
out is radieelly wrong, and Mr Jan sodden ft wader
el mogratalatiou that no melees awns hen lease
prodased. Sir john dated that It would he the ellen
of the Clark to advise win would he tho proper parties
to pq for the met of this, sad emended with hoot
that %Mt Beard would sot Ism sight of his recoommeads.
Um that ears should be takes that the wager-deeds
are well teppUed with wafer.
Mr. Amin maker mother ofr.—la spestesoipt air
John stand that Yr. Austin asked that the tilal to
Hope-moire night b. asetistesd for 10 days, and con
the expense Mr. Austin had Mound, it
lidwordat
e lair to him that the Board should sonde to
his request
• copy of a letter from Mr. Austin wee read, stating
that the drainer was adapted to • .populatiou of 3000,
and it had is Hope-mourn to serve 4000, ineludiag
two breweries, so that he had been trying to make It
prior* mon than he !deeded. He offered te under-
take the work of newest from and mardpaladoe of
strainer, for all the borough for from MUD to £3OO a
peer. • Wiser boa him to the Mayer asked for She
Wel la Haesevieare to be ezleeded tea dam.

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