The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-16 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1875.

but so many of you prealed upon MO to take dike that I
felt an an Finelishreen and tuore es•,,ecially . a Wee-
moutliima tied I ae .0.1 not lei worthy of the name mif
Ellgll4lllllTh if I del not ace ept it. I then f..lt I we,
WIMP. ; hut with the preali,4 of :odd eie• th,el eive a,
I twee en leant:tr.. I. I have alwars triml te ;if i tel..e-ee
my ,Inty. I 601 A orts• that ill I tr. Drew', ..1.1.ii ea it s. ,
lee•fl ...teh a atikeralile mei ...meat'''. •!., f:..]ur.• -. 1m...
DREW : No, no). I 3111 glad Ord the feet et S c. e, r
and the Meth have shown th it I have sum,. f.••v lc :, lc
who thiiik otherwise. If it lim been a Callum I h•ia e
endeavoiirel, with the delay with which 1; . i hss 1.• - •••I
mu to do my duty, and if it less been a tallith., 1 ..- ... .I
through ne intentienel fault of my Iwo ; latt t'.:. ~i, n,).
IM-fortune. Wore the circ iiiii ntances me• 11 se ; . ,•. I eee
ge ahead at a reales., name I Was it for lee I . :ii: en,: le
carry mit great thine: I On that eth .1 N.a.••,......:: idi
whiell I 1011.4 elected was not the town new., or leo, hi a
st ate of upreer I On the following day yeti were ralleml
WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL. teeether under my presideney, and what Were you called
The event. 4 1et...4 ly c ~,,, mewed with the retiring el. int I At that meeting Sir John "'uvula c nue .h.wit te
Mayer's breekbot at the Royal Hotel. where a large explain the qemtionn about the Dane a subject fraught
rempany Were entertained, and we are infertile.' that Mr. with very ere it importance. Yee were Vail that stela
Luee provhkel an excellent repent. were Iwing ineved, not for the inwp,.. of putting that
About a quarter te PJ, the C rimration and Mende came Rue right but .1 only trying the expertment of how far
down to the Council Chamber. which WU ,116401111). a weir would have rem wed what w. complained of. If
ereinned. Amene these first present were Dr. Nathan, these wears hal answereil, it would have been coohle ; •
the Rev..l. C.iiiarom, Mr. Ce Arlen, Nlr. Hever, Rev. W. have eone on for notate time with rut going into a Nadel
lelwi.e Mr. Mamie. Mr. T. Steno Mrs 11, 6.mr.m. Dr. expenditere. to leave eentinmel to allow the sewerage t a
Tatra, Mr. C. Tizard, Mr. 11. 11...vie.1.1., J. le, Mr. .1. lie di...posed of in the way in which it hod been dispeaml of
Weldon', Capt. W. Censens, Mr If. Reegett, J.P.. Mr. 'setae. S." 11 after that, there WAS • public meeting : I ,1.,
S. denkirnt Fowler, Mr. 11. Prime en.l on the arrival of the iset e ish to refer to it ; but a strong expres,ion of maiden
party with the 31 wee were a. 11.-1 elr W. It Barrett. Dr. -and I like for men who hirer from me to exprese their
310orliewl, Mr.
;W. Te 1144, J P., Me J. Perenn., Mr. lam:. opinimas liecati,e it is the beat course te adept. Well I
Mr. Tiargete Lieut. tkein. Limit. Tinel, 31r. Andres. 4 after !het ineeting yen, the Cornish, thought it wee not
jun., Mr. Cark, Me W. Smith, Rev. T. ridaer, Mr. I. amirahle to clay their lonian. Other steps Were aloptel,
Mare, Mr. Graham, Rev. W. 11. lawi., Mr. G. Clialk..r. and fault 10114 then belied im to the way in which Vie
The members of the Corp wathei inel.eled the NI dew (Mr. PoWerage W• 4 'lispooerl a ; CoMplaiUta were made to the
G. 11. Wel4forl) in rile curl chain .10thee, Want Alderman lb aril :delve that other means were not adopted fie' carry-
Milledge, Want Al.lertnen Ayling. Ablermasi Howerd, ine out what W. 14 underst,piel- mistakenly, I think -to
Aldermen Lea ;C. :Mere J. ItelmrPon. 'Sear, style*. i hey. Lisa aereed to, earl for whi-.h the Itesin! alone hid
bury. TI tttttt an, Tailed, J. I /....nishi E. fie,.
;tyke. . given its esnethea. Shortly after these repreeentetion., it
1.1,1,10, Cherie, 1 weeds, Ades. jen.. Wallo, Seeek, I wee Venal impiessible - ant ~,,, ith wivertheinesite were
Gnome, and Mr. Walker arrived after all the rest. Mr. F. 1 homed mei tender. invited-to do what was intesel..l, and
it was ...laddered whin:able to stey our hand+. We hail •
C. Stegeall, Towe I lork wax ale, preemt. There were
only aleent - Alderieva W. Eliot, Alderman Thompcon. I mentos 11l ication (non the Roan! above, which neves,: mie.l
; the appearance of a cereal', geatleinan amen,: Ili, and vie
aid c Semi-01ra Luedie. S hal en intimation that leel we not anked for Oval eseitle-
The firpt business weeannnunmel by the Meyer to be the
I loan e appearanee at *mall have hein asked fer by ethers.
etre-nee Or Miro& ' That gentleman came down, explanatiot. s were gene into,
Mr. Alderman MILLS:nee: In thin large assembly no
one can 1111 l re deeply deplore the aleenee of our .nier j *WI it was .1.....teil that the present melt in watch the
alderman, eur esteemml friend. Mr. Fled, than Dwelt'. j sewerage WaS 41Sposell of weiall tiot 110 all 'wed. That,
weitlintien, iumint a fearful expenditure both ae Near 1p 3
Ila.l lie been prment, no .100 e he %wild have propeeel a
gentleman to fill the °Mee of Mayor Mr the year emitting : ; capital gum and a pnopect of a very large i 1111 l ual ex....ah-
em, however. I he, leen sigewtee in hi, eheenee to ta. S titre. We all felt that there Was 11111101141111 g over un a
that duty upon no.self. Gentlemen, in taking that &dr frieldJul and crushing weight, ma which wiathl fall alike
upon niyself, I feel that if I could melte a speech long upon every retepeyer in the toall. nailer these
enough to tire you all, I emild not we language more cow circumstances I telt it my duty to le, chat 111 l S.
elusive. more decisive than by referring to Ululate election neither to go into expenditure ou one hand or the
on Monday, the let .1 Nevemlier. You will all remember other; and I still feel that prospective expenditure
that ufmn that day, the prement Mayor vacated Ilk seat in hanging river WI is one which if it does nut crush us, will
the Coined. He Was a mandiaate for reeler:Von. and you I 1.1 at "ell " et"r we can lwar• 1 feel that. a' a "Win;
We Matt llot +Mao' still; we must ge Vinyard, and
have ell noire.", Ito doubt, the pr 11111 l ;amnion in which he 1 Place.
goo. to gin,. from the I great thinge
wan plated mein the pill. Gentlemen as I maid before, i if we are weielated Willi :t hone' weight, and cannot de
however Ilatterine it might hwe we st try t.l do little thing... I think you BMIDPORT.
i will Mut that Our b•Wn as a W:mterilig place C4.111111/re.l with
'newer in which lie has performea Ids °Rice, no words of Gnat, Tent•Lette. - the Wednesday the " Good
• mine fan mewey M the burgmea .1 thk town a •dnmeer ' mdher • at With: Places. is to ,t ha Sleh • v..ry kid e mite in.
i Swine itan" Mite made-Med their amaversary by a meal
idea of hie video Oa. that nearly en voters neorliel their . liiaillessesn. I ma 111WPY t., mineratidiate yeti :ma my fel: me
tea meeting at their hall at tax ea•K•k. Inn F. Long
townsmen 1h a w‘i i'...e n..,50l threugh mute i 1 the hest
vote* in hi. famine That wa. a very eatisfaeViry pr of v .'' led an excellent tea, to which ahead PI miat down,
that he lhol mlone his duty, net nee' as a 'emitter ,1 the Peasons We) im. •• . 'll4 116 I fur many a lunle yew. I lalieve •r''' . . .
an. a pwaeans mew wee she n .
t. a new gal stove has
Town Council, Mit al. a* Add niegixtrate of the benitigh. the stigma, if :thee. there eerse.nlis.h was reciting tat .
tall been i Peed in the hall and the room divided by
Gentlemen, it is nay privilege now, and my pleesure to ' Weymouth, hes passed away ; at, . . • heoiell thet one
Yen.nlu fa • e;titien, whereby the comfort of the audience
prop.. for your conaideration. thet Mr. Geneve Meaner lef the eerY hot ade alurilig my Late inayeralty Wac t.l !"''' ...,' ,1, . ,
1, and the improvement is a good' use.
Wiesford Ce dem. to till the race of Mayor for the year 1 attetel a meeting in which moment eel "(mimeos or failuN !,-",,'.."' it.n"'"'
i was hdd at eight o'clock. Abe A. J.
enolitue Ido . too.t sineerely. and I hope aml trust It , wan Cie amo cent c..tatemphde, 1 It wan the Senh minted " en
s n 11- Inn
ann'n•
i'tngg There Was a la..ge attenaance. A
will he an imani 1111 l Us vote. I glare/may many of You will meeting of dual met excollent and valuable hotitution, lat•nn 7' 4 . X'''i':',.! ' 'une Mr J. elunteith offered pra er,
fed the twe fare asking him te take odlee when there are . the Weyimmth Itesed Ile-1.041am! Disi. every, arel there /eh ...""4 •" " t. ail the urogre. of GYood
nu I Dew the 1 lactrtuan e
4,ther, who Might fill it ; lint tlds in no iieeetwi ease s lee', . I hail the plewure uf meeting my tench respected fnend - llradh.• t i the nirel, of the
at hk immediate pre.levesww, our friend 'Mr. It .bervem, , and Imu sore eVery olle Will agree Unit he is as re Tem:harden in ilrelport, a, cf ae . . i
len the sh uld
wh,on lam ideln.ol to nee ammust us-thear, head. Ile s na.pectel in this roma to anywhere-Dr. 31,...rhee.1. It lei,: ; lie le.nel thel,:ine w. 3,1
fccutaifoel:•def,e. y
ii .. el
fiewl the ,411,..e of Chief Magietrate f,ir three minst.itive • we, hi, duty to premed the meliod nesert, and in della 1 eldd t" '"f tit" .1:1!"
1 Inegfin,,rl4 to hring alaiut so deesiirrarale
theili to use tum - len '
years, and our late departed friend, Mr. Tinlrl, abri filled I so, Ite made certain idmervations, which I wasp,. delighted I t iner dilferen interfe
the otlire kr three year& Look again at Mr. Ahlridm . to heiar tied I will venture M renl anon to yOl4 illis I an '.""I" Tin*. maltt nnt
n nsn li s who did mit like thral
Ikvenish, Mr. Harry Ikveniale and othere when, I.ly , Werthip hero read the reined. of Dr. Meorilead. whieh la ith their micelles t. t e,ree,werewito!......ir.
r••galia and the ritted, 1 lid bi ;
bait he believed
me y would reeal, if it serve me aright, who filled the ; "'II het .1 in the report of the meeting ,if the Weymouth '
oftice for two COnterntive yearn. I think there in a differ- 'beat II ital.] Ile centinued : Witlmut making any . the linter woahl III) the mean. of ncrutuplashina much
e had M • -
1 seed, and tha wa. the reaoin h jeifnoill it. A gentle-
owe in this rethect between the election 14 Meow and . re remarks on the subject, all I can piay ha tied whatever
that of Town Ceuncillor ; xuppo.ing a member of the Town ' leaf hate been 'al failures niel diere,, 11l i l age f w;,. tuan beleneing to the temper:new soci y had lately been
• o v r in• with I ' . and he asked huu c mil,l not the two
re 1111 l eil at the termination of hk three yeam of offlee, were ; perfectly happy ani content, 114 111011011 When I heard it j e 11 e eii e
1 If we and make it a
to offer himself to the public for re-election, they might 1 wee gene to lay dew nmy ottims with meh .expre,siest j siwieties itiateize to tueet .1a •y _
~or minimal
of optimal from such an eminent medical Inall. If it caul , rause ; that was what was waukd, f with unity they
SaV " Nre you have m.rve.l fmmi: three years md Ake, niiike ; great thing& Ile hoped the_y would
be proclaimed far and wide that Weymouth is one of the I woall be able Le du
peen for lime one elpe to fill your plane" This is not the : all do what tliey c mid to induce these frianils in nridport
ca.; but 1 believe the law proviamt that the mayor shall moat healthy ana healtheiivine watering lilac. in the
who beloneed to the temperance society to join with them.
nut ocenapy the chair for more theta three yearn. If tl.at kingdom, it is cif little inthirtance aaliat else may be maid
"11.1,1 the Fen" was then Ming. after whiih Mr. James
law applied to member. of the I'laincil, I thread not he or alone -(applauee). What has came,' it t Nearly 2,1111
Rae delivered an ahlre. un "Can a Christan he a Good
'Preeent, fee I have fillml the Mike of Councillor and Alder- 1 cesspools have been done away with front the immesh ,
Teintikr 1" Ile referred to lain Coining amongst then" three
Mall fur lii• ennseeutive years. That is a long period for a j and where are they agone 1 It is said they are gene '
111•11 to hold "aloe. and I cannot help referring to it caeca- I into the Harlem ; but I ask you to g„ ,towo to th„t years ago, fund lie Poke! back with pleasure and thanked
1 Harbour, and watch the xhores at the ',met tning tw,.., . t.i.4 tlnit he hail been enabled to then plant the seed
clonally. berauee it 'hews me that I do not hear • very bad
character -(applaloce. lam now &mut to prop,. for and nee if you can Mel anything detrimental le the healtlni which hail grown up to such a flourihing tree. He urged
. of the inhaletantis. I have done with the PIA : now with ' them V. be united. and referred to the different branches
yaw approval my friend, George Bonner Weldon!, Kea
to fill the °Mee of Mayor for the meeting year-Pelamae; , regard to ele• prment and the future. Believe it, or belie. of the Chrhatian Clew& why did not condemn each other
it net, it is peromally with very great regret that I Mel lemma they dirt net think exactly alike Oil all points. It
Me Councillor Jeers Devesou : I have very great
myself again ilk this chair. lal l I I have lecia pleessiel ti ' wa. every Clariotianx dety to stretch forth his hand to save
pleasure in seconding the preposition of Mr. Aldermen
Milledge. have fallen in with Mr. Drew, and that. Wile . in....,,,. the, driankarde who Were "writhing armsful them on
petent titynelf, some pereon else Ikeda have taken this every 'dile. There was nothing in Good Templary that
Dr. Degw: It .0 to have been my pleaeing duty toleave
c eak and have been Ode to do far letter than I h." c. , should keep a Christian frau Minim; it. Let them look
propostel Mr. lit.ouneillor Lembo to be Mayor for the 1 •
Gentlemen, 1 cleilee my wopl I em ill .1.. the be,t I ~,,m, :wound, acl the geedien can a Christian be a Good
emoting year, . as to have given those gentlemen who
during the ensiling year. and if I here not the sucerew Templer would let lipecality answered when they saw the
premium' him their suuport laid year an oppartunity 44
ability of %011ie people, I will :eh them kindly te bear meth Christians that beloneed te the Order. Upwards of
reeoriling their vote, mein the adenoid occ.ien, and
Iseestuee 1 k•lieve Diet gentlemen sittieg around One tahle ine, and give ine weistative, se that the good I may .1„ iney ;Saone men and women had been reecnea from tile drink-
lie to, the greatest extent pumilale. Hut if they attempt t . Ing liehits, teeny of whom bad not been in tho habit of
when onee their nerd is idolised, very sellem break tied
, oppise me, 1 inapt try to .1.. without their entiimrt. that I :di:ending a place of worship, and eurely that was a 11111114111
weed. But at the Lod to 1111 l mit Mr. bundle hee tied my
ni I not believe it ; my pot expenenee 'me been such that ' why I:brixtixin, sheath' help, ter they now were respect-
hands ; lie in exceedingly iIL and unable Vile airmen', and • '
whets the. doors have been shut, any enteide Maumee, :able menitar. of gaiety. and leading virtuous, Christian
he has requested 1110 110 t v. put his name ill Mullin:A' . I •
tem,. , reeret this ce,.„..h.,;;;,.. 1e...,,,i„,, dee, seetiemen. eho any peammid ,ur pairty feelitige hare Isla, w ....sed, awl co lit ca. S co, did not held with young people mixing
ity Mr. Hoard I: A granite care.. strain. a email more .pm l ' el bina weehl, I feel mane heve put hive in the have ilene I 1111 l estly sand sincerely that elm li we Celievee together ; why stenild they not, they were born together.
then 411 V 4.04,1* cow., There are plenty of Iron kiews in . chair; lett a l • they as ill not leave an oppartunity of to Ihe for the g 41.61 .4 thi., town --(theleat,). And when I If they. lel not went them to mix up together why did
tie. vessel, and 110 WOUI•I not mind going in her light, ; recordmie their vote. iii hie favour. I quite agree with a anis yeta to hsik arounil this table, tell me. as :are, in ;Lay they 1, e Ithibli ell their daughter. to China-Onughted.
elitil eimethimg was done to her. Two of the teams 1 great ,leal of what Mr. Millmlge has add, I think a 1111 l e other as,ualily seu CAI Mcet suck a larAC ratcycl:, Mg I. r- A IW. -rhcr in pre:whine a ter 1111 l U %Mee hail sahl, ' If all
...a. fence. She dia net inake over Much water in . part ~f hie arg •nt hi I •4; led I .10 not think it . thin ,uif the inhabitants: end if they diil eny thing e bee. :in tee wed.' vrere blind whia a melancholy sight it would
1; iertasoy leulmor, bet ea Ikachy Head she lialmured and . &polka generally. I .t say I have leen thrown a great affected the. outside. would they not effeet 01mm...es le, ;'' leo he plea :theater) sloth, like to know if that were
-wow d very made They may carried away • little deal with our prament Mayor amine the past year. al et pea mally inure then any one el, r tun t Imes fore or.l the ce. wt. weight be there VD see I -thaughted. There
relating rigging. The foreemele Was pretty tight daily, in the magisterial ceiewity. I have f II • -cry . ith grCat AnNietY te the future ; I rutted Pep re.,41.--•t- wele many persone iu thet town who Were Idind tm) their
Ilou'lC4 Macerthy, cede mabl the vessel did not leak tin ind 'talile and le:meet-ring. but 1 like to speak the truth. ing tied we received on the 1701 Septelie, r lest, ii letter own ilitereits. and amongst them were the licensed
free the Leval Government Iloonl. 111 i. Worliii, n•eil vii•Viall.rs. Ile wee the son of a liCellita Victualler. but
the seyeee (neat Lon-lon to a Mernsey. nor until they got 1111.1 I fancy la., has fritterad awe,. n great deal of his
entsele on the return voyage. Between Monday night energy and time upin the miner iliatim. of his offi,•e the letter, which enquired whet etelin belle eu Lakell t I t6,lretlri ago lie had imide his mother, who was now al
..1..1 Lumley ...ening, she begen leaking, and leaked ineteal of devetine it to, th.• greet ,i,met. ; l, cerry out the rieviiimeadatimai of Mr. II ansoie I That Yeas& of age. a feed Templer. Ile hot *eon that the
eedly. Witnees bail to leave the galley and KO to the large dune+ whi,•ll are cennected more climely with the letter, lie sabl, shoWs like a etrew thrown lie, with.% year traffic did net bring 'Minot° protherity. He then
la inthe for the crew were at the pump. a great deal. Ilad PreePerite of the leseelgis I al. 104 aimut to ilithereee 1 the wild blew.. It shows that having red o 1r...•1ve0, ie. hrought forward varimin areutuenta in support of an
net heen on a veyage in a tailing aide before, only in 1 the Mayor in any way. I think that whi•re a gentleman Ilan having been kneel, a, if to many highway relulers st ,• I eitirmative auswer to the queetion he had asked, inter-
e slimmer. A i.arventer hal been, before they left i pnsperty at stak.. in the leirough Mt Mr. Wel.foril hes 1 over 11.-(exclamations of e Ni. sNo ..'' from Mr. ',mini: thersing hie suliject with aneciletes and rivetting the
letericey, empleved at repairs, and he was working at a 1 wlimi it is a imiet par, then !het e..entleman in a hitting and Mr. Walkere-Well, I 410 not charee yen en!, de: tie attentien of th.• audience during hie lengthy and interact-
ive., ; but he au called by the captain te attend to his I 0110 to lie clewm ; but I le. h forwent in the Year nelwasele se, I will retra..t the term. Wu were compelleul on tlie.Aitli • ine whites.% The nienting was concluded in the usual
... alley. Saw him taking out •11 eld plank wail putting in ; ine as iine of great importance for Weymouth. It ie • 1 April, Is:s. ti• pasa a reaelutioe We. felt tleat the iseitein ' way.
e new one Did net see him stick a chisel into a beam. ; pear fraitelit with dillieulties, 41114, that moires energy, Was coming on, and thilem we went quietly te week see !
satel aleiw hew rutten it wee, Was examined before the I tact aml alality VD dem the marrent whieh in now Peng . might do ilgeparala., injury to the Veen. We thmsght it ' BRIDPORT T AWN Ci IV NCI L.
Itemiter .1 Wreek, but mit on oath. ! raised agaill.t 11, I beer forward to the maming year as I best slue. 111 sileateo to pas.. this re-elution :-" That Oil. : Terstesse-Present : The Mame. (Mr. te Tocked, Alder-
By the Mayor ; Del nut lasar anything about any of the 1 ow whiela v. ill be remeitilanet for a greet 111 my yeare to I
I Board leek it will be it. duty to how te the radiate 4 the . men .1. Williams, IL B. Ewen*. and A. Reynolds; Conn-
Local Government Mane and if the leral Government eillem D. E. Iti,l,llecombe, .1. Dunham. .1. llounsell, .1. O.
hem.. Wing rotten before they &thee, in• *lnce. Had not i mom in the annals rif mar tewe. I am very pleaeml that
Ikon! still mit pried the sewege to he illseliargeil him the 1.0.• fe, It. P. 'emery. E. vex, T. It. Edmunds, J. le
beard auttlaing almot a nat., beam, up V. the preeent 1 reference wax mole to our late May,ar, Mr. IMP-atom. I .
tame. Did not know whether he w3al 6011111111 tO till UP 'I think the limit 11001 111 the Council should he deeted, , Harbour, his Ruud will meleavour at once to proVi.i. r. (I miry, J. I'. Settill, IL Howell. awl II Edmunds ;
and pi to lone. ; bet svouhl au lack to Gm:m*4W in irre.,Perth.e. 44 party or fo•liee. U. 1111 th.• 4 Ace il ehief ; imine other echeme for it. ail.i. al." Mr Ilarrienis rel.% and the Yiwn clerk (Mr. le W. ii emir) ).
I.ills.t. meeiatrate, and I felt that when Mr. Rotate...in 1,144 ,in coneequence of the n.,, rettml Atomic., of Sir Jelin is• ale, • Allernean Wisaesets presided, and, having formally
ceptain Gilbert Key. ItN.. Beard of Trade surveyor at I eke.. 1144 hol the very best man in the V.v.'. and I , he I." "4 l'een ''l'le L'i '''''' jut" ' hut I have r.•.t..oti t m , at il. .1 the business.
Vit. im mrt .. 11.1.1 anapectoi the Aliaval twiee sines, she 11611 !t 1, th * f ti
.14.... eve __a. seven?. was ender...et Imp veer y reteloyer in the I believe that in the course of a week, we shall haVe Ids Mr. .1. P. F. 4 iI•NDRY 411.11,e'l 111 brio( lint forcible
been in the Ilarhour. On the tarot 04, ' 1 weut 011 I town. I feel °Clime' to make three few n•istarle. on ' report to act ote It will lie then for us to mei-bier, with term- that there were two mansiderations in the eleetion
Peed lefere th.• 4,11. Ail Ws/ talk and there Wad nothing we tof Mr. Dandies withdrawing his name from ; "el' a, wld.'l" matter Wore 114 WII•lt 6 ill be the limt .fA M is er- the lied was as to the !lento.' fitness of the
partecular to ece. Went on leant again yesterday, •nd i e 11111 l inatien, and to may that if Mr. Weller.' ie eoneidenel thine 1,0 00-- (11Cark I ask y.in 'aura sitti iie ilown, :toe 111 •-• ••t!• :I iii 'imposed ; and. meemilly, they ha Ito min.bler
foe. the fellow ine defects: Nearly the whole .4 the te be the best men in the conned, then in Gml'a neme, mit again thataking you for that homer ulna I have s . 0.•• ell ire ..f the Walk in thew eeketion • and he
horweittel knee& the Imlging kneed el the deck beams, hint in, and let 114 All 10411111111- (amileaiset reluctantly mna.tated to aceopt at pear letsel,, to glee mu ' ~... ~.! ,in that lii• nedectine Mr. Tucker tfiey would
%sere quite ninon ; the ea& of the deek Imam., an far 1111 Mr. Thee v.: I aliould like Mr. I lmancillor Drew to my your heat patmeirt iu the. met seriotis .1 all eirollin- ' :4..4. 14 it they Vet paid Ilse attentiOU to the Matter -
Le [...uld see, Were slightly decayed. Set era' iif the wt. pr. 111 l ieed Mr. leindie I ana the. with wli .1 1
, Maness, isi which I Calleum'eive our town and borouAltrall I ... ,r. lo• id. sell au•kiembelgel how. Well and ahly Mr.
lottillg knave uf the kill beams wme al. retell. Otte usuell :t CI • 1 • '1 ' f ; n-1
1 II el
yam ell Ire ) . eny :my prellible taviltit ...II Mame:. 'e..' aft. • , .4, i . Tse•le,r lisel ...arced ollt 1114 deli, in the po,t, fuel .1 the
hell betha Mewed was rotten at one arm ; the elemp 3lr nt
.eetayit ; Mr. el eye, mei g.0a1,....,.. _I gm, 1.111 slle 1110u011 111 omerman 31thethide the quarterly j meirteey and kindems he hot always exhilided. As
etreke of the ceiling on the Port aide leen burwerd. aleiut nothing pereenally ulmut the n. 111 l ination with+ ban been nwetings were fixed for the oicond Wmlneolaya in relented the welfere of the town, a great work to
as LW Aft as 111.111taillu.st, WWI rotten. lOU ceilMg was maae this morning. A meetine, I believe, ha lemn liehl lel.ruery, May, Allier t, atel the :eh i 1 November. I u Lieli 3lr Tacker had a •vot.a um...h v.. rml
defeethe only iti enema. two strakes. Wa. maid,: t,.. %CC at the lbwal, but I alai no tarty 1... it ; I have rereived no IYINT OF THE DRAINAGE. : attottimill. wan wee bring V:wried nut -he a1n.61 to
the thither.. and therefore 6.1114 not Wee any i . i i
melanin ethgation to g 0 thertl• I 11,1.1e1^4.0.1 the 1111 l ninatien was the Iniew said he luta no wish to Erelong the business the &annum., whidt he fel; weull prove en inestimable
&Coat I h••ir cl:de. Femme N.:Vera! deek lames dieeetive. eettlml at that place. I dt6t4.4•41 last yeer, and I state it of the meettne but he bed a resoliatbm to lir them, whi..ll . Ismilit vi Oa,: team. and w• 4 0110 Of the mead Mese t ant
Delieoed the abipleel made water at the wade w •
. - - w..--eS seem*. agein. that I will not, neither will I ever, led.' myself las mall lusted:illy motiat hot otilV the y, l eer members of 1 eerie. tha: lial .•rml• heell kindertiken. Mr. Tucker was in
Dil net exieulue the riezilig mere 111111 a 4.01.Lnal I k
.4. at Iseuel by any isecret il • Anon of a gentleman 1.. fill the i the I sinew:dime but would tend to satiusfy a gee ea a imsitien, feint hi. kiimalelge of the subject, te superin-
it. 31ine wee md
. a survey, only whet the Been' .1 Tree. oke •1 elavor Ido led bethwe in hole•ana-mirner id the ratepeyer. *he fenced they went kept in tea derk. I tend thsat work, and carry it to a 011.11,••ful ten ll inati.m -
rill e" le h-reiliel," 6111 the Ali ard ho no leen detain. meetinen; I le4ieve in doine everythine open atel above. 1 Ile propmed " That the Towu I 'I, rk he rested:led to I hipidau-e). Ile hie! newt, pleasnre in proposing Me
le the 11...0,1 id i'rede for serve!, nor will she be surveyed 1.e.. mad de it I will while thet lets me live, There is a furnish emit member of the Local Beard witn a debtor • Tneker'e rmlection-talaelonse).
tutbso the 141 ileteieed fer survey. It Was made Piaible , gentleman Who has opposed me throughout the sane I 1 and creditor aecount .1 all modes borrowed or raised in Mr. T. 11. etietsuis :mid siot yeer le, had seconded the
I • came. of the ship might have gene in, and not I heve been in this thauncil chandet ; bad I believe he has any other term, aml 44 all Moltitel expended in connect'. in 1 reeketein ..1 Mr. Tether, and Ito had then exiireese.ll •
noticed the ilefm•te. with the drainage of the I,..rmigh under Sir John Iles:shed i hepe that Oat re-election weld' fully reali. the expecte-
, dene it conscientiounly. Ife h. been a memlaer of the
Creme:attained : There is not any established rule about I Council for a ereat number of year*, and I see no reason 'den. and elm. with all khakis.* up to this alide ; the I Cons .1 every member 4 tlei Council, and the inhaletants
free Cant Rather re than about till. per (out, is immes why he el 1.1 not be call.' upon to take the office of accralut la he in details end. item under its distitiet head, lof thsa town generelly. Tied lielie had been fully realised
them alhoved, bir corder. it may he • fifth of the depth Mayor. I hsh iiimn hint as a loan who leo pursued a so that an yaw refereneu can be made as V. the amount 1 fur Mr. Tueker heil carried iiut hid duties zealously ma
of tie. hold, seldein a fourth. and a fourth M Ind allowed straightforward course-I do nat devise any man who paid for Contra/la foe exte.pc f,....313rie5. weges, materabe ; well It inieht be departing (min the usual camtoin in
Mr co./okra Prom her appearaere when en Pet she had opposes nle - I look main hini as an honest man Cot the repaint, Sir Jahn Ciede'e cherees, compensation, Me.- He ' ehe:ting 31r. Tucker Nellie tliinl thee, and that gentleman
'dewy ef clear d6le. I saw her afloat in the Ilarlenn. Ilad , &nue, &nil will Atan.l liv him. I hare very greet pleoure eentinuesl that hi, made this. pr./111•1,,iti'm in a -earn i 1 ; hol tides.' that .110j1,et ion :ha it nwi the unaniitione wih
not nauela experieuee a ammatite, it is a herd wood. All lin nominatiiag Mr Rowland Th.ense to till the °like of conciliathm ;he lainio•lf ay.anted te 'maw tlw facet, and .1 the Coniwil that Mr Tucker nhenhl he realeetnel, if he
the hanging knee. are iron, carried well down to thelelge. 1 Meyer of this hormigh-thanghteth there were neuiy others who would like to know theta ' weld.' le, pleicuel V. take mmia laimeelf the dune. for
she 11:611 6004140. •1110 • •
• - , .r on Ole top ef the damp etreee. IDr DREW binieklY): Thin propeeithin must na fall to shim-how the 1110110 r had been got 10:Z000T 4111,1 how ' +neither yesir - Lapplaus..). 11.., therefore, lag,ext to fecund
prulahly put in witlain the last few years, and it is in good the 1 I I 1 • a".
;mime, ; .eg cave to seren i expended. With reguirl to Ow raraimrks male by the the mthesitien of Mr. itunlrY-(4lllPlaumet
cenditien srith 0114, 4104 elir.• •ti ' ' •
1 401, 1.4011t0•1 106ka ,nt the Mr. WALLIS (Who had than at the same time): I shall elay,ir as to tie, tiresia.rity .1 the tewia. he coidh a, a • I 'Arrbd itliaitiltionslY.
atarboard *We in tile Wake of the main rigging, and un the he most happy to second it mend ier of the steamboat company, Pear teetimeny that . Mrs James Wll.l.lttl ha" bow tared Pleasure in vacating
le in the wake 01 the for '•• •
tortheimem
e;,. a mating. The leak on the The Mevne : You have a perfect right to speak for the this year had been one of the t prosper° 14. Itlit tlirra hi, eat fur their re-elected Mayor-(cheerst
ate cattle throUgh the water• Way. Zatileially 111110114111100 t. Wad a Idd 011 the town-the Perk -aud he kit that the Ili, Wership tmik his total seat.
wheu the vemel id on a wind the 5.,•... 4 w 1 pimple liviim hi the Perk had Past 66061 fur menet:hit- ' The MAYOR theft 14111.W.r1.ca lila tonal declarations and
.ef
.0.. e
;v..,
fioei; .
e;
.f.e ; e eu .1 leak. when Mr. WAl.elle: I think it in nothing hut right mail jest
ti...mt..
...nue!... ....::' ~tr...... . i nes hak eelaeseml to le of 0.0 an tad townstnan like Mr. Thmna. wk. ha. eervml that if villas ~I eel 11n 1:1,0 a year luad been Imill there 0111 UNlt‘ the mitlie of °like, awl, in returnitut thanks for
to
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r..,*1
...:,,t1; L.,1.11111/0 Of the Mattel+ appeared the t .wfa faitlifailly--- although he might l'iave erne' some. evil woe's' leave been remediml by this tune. That wils a tli.• henieir they had azidn .• inferred upon him, trusted he
of Itie,
h. 14.1
ie
lift.
:11,•,, •
Tr,ed, and to lie lead. The depth tins, I "man to aay Mr. Thienas is the suan wle, ...lad nneethin on which they shimhl lie united as one man. theithl he eneldeil to (Mill the duties of the °thee for the
.. y...al lud the allawaranCe el fill the malice a oder magistrate of this Imroiteh as ith They Mild. 11.4 wait kr Sir J.din ro.sle'S heialth to he . third yen. to their satisfaetem-eheord.
reectit n•peirn on the Mrs
too
i'coefdie. COVIVIIg hoard.. lad been integrity. lle hen ....Mel oait his principle* with Imetter-ripplaUse). It Might Itever le, latter -(l,,ear, heer. : •i :1 NI r. WILLI tits prep einit a vote .1 thanke to the
put, and in .pue Of dka.:1,0111•114 a eck idank laad leen integrity. an.l if he in pllllCod In the lemma. in which Mr ado "We have 11COI elloUgh of hiliel. A, fee 6`. the el, er f ,r. his pastserViee. hie Woitioneconlially thanked
ri•neaml. The tomele phut •peared to be in telecom. Walk • • 11 I I 1 h i Harbour W 64 mamma,. he had licter •ts• 11 it w wee ii, w
. r nine.. p.are .1.111. -0 .4 ready to le the IWO.. mi.. . , . . . , ~ , t1e1.., au 111 .oe Ihe shmild see the works now ill progn.
dation, but he could nut see the to dale Viola. TI
re. ais Thema. is an .1.1 eeryant ;we know I' eis 'einem. mit. 41111.1, the them/sates luel leen opened. than it treel te lue i ,hipli•tol. Ife had not the slightest dould of the town
ship W 6.1 nut anetalleil. The di • h
a 1 &X • small number Of spoken, iniletiendent, and tru!liful. lie will certandy get and thdr stealialent. wen, . free fr. MI fotilitrg id the re...lying the greatest lancet fn. them.-(applauset
hiwer hob! 14,11114. 1 0
on leans Lei ..•
North A "'Li
think
it".
Were put in lely support, mil, I trust, that of many of the other Imthates as ever. Thee watehmal that mattereerefully to 'flu, the:Lower, wart aldermen, and the several oath
...g
e;..,eintge ; meriean Imihi. Tlie caulking was gentlemen. I have nothing to say in dieparseement .4 it WAS etpellSiVe to base leo. steanwri cleaned ; mil be ; 'settee, were ell re.deeted, at the minellueMn .d which the
te.eteseiii:
t 1
.. -fez, rich. The *hip is n.d.th.ppea at the .111 t worthy Mayor :he law carried out its deli. in a very w" alile to say that the Hadmer i* 114 goo,' fer all ' Mayor jomiely remarked, ' this WAS a very nice Council
e ; . .
..
.. . .et consider the ship is in a tit state to mealier atyle. No dould they have been carried out liana:ay mammies new 64 ever. Ile felt they :night rst meeting imbed, for they hwl rmeleeted an their old
ii...ittooosete L A led with all onli airy antoUnt of cargo. Did. emending to hi, idiement. on the edeice nit his fripp.b, by Illemn their oars for a rertain time were it not for thel'ark ; , onteern r (.1,1,1111140.
r., •hany Weimar:Aber for repaint sinee she ha* been whida in • inoatwee he has been misled. I shell be let them work at that till Weymouth daunt, ill her Mr. JOIIN lIOCNSELI.: It seenis they have followel the
he . t ink she might go to tluernsey ill ballast, with- mat happy to Pee Mr Thom. wear the ' • Keifer Plusee-faeldallset
cnee gown- even pimp( the Mayor in pi:deeming theirduties efhiently
...eat any additional repairs. Sheets' think' theee defeete Ortudder and applamea. Mr. DENNIS and Mr. WALKKIL both roes to second the neneweel apples's...).
en, of 41 .t.ualing. and graltielly getting worse. The Meyer then pat the amendment, Mr which voted Pr''Petli"n• The Corporation Seal wan &nixed to the lease of the
In 14.1.11.e.iU.
. .2 the Benda fer the owners Mr. Howard Dr. Drew. Mr. Welker. and Mr. Walla For tbe original Mr. Twain' : Everyb ely would second it, we ail want Bon, lie Estate to Mr. Robert Ash. Orden. of •
pay ment
toil a pliimment to Vie gentleman on the other side, reeilattem votml Allem., minwieg Amens,. going the information. of sundry bills, were made to the a 1111 l unt of IX.
that lie- hail iiienmi the case very fairly and he expressed Ahlerman Imee, I 'ouor Heirs Robertmin Aylesbury Talbot, Dr. Intew : I wanted yma to second it led pat would st public nate ,A 31. in the comet Was ordered.
his thoska for the way in h. h ' had lose
w to it n opened. The Devenieb, Aylea, (hark+, Snit**, Gro'ves, Dennis; I not -(great laughter'.
, I A. The Met'om said he had had his attention called by
eiwel eas not a new vessel. having been built in PAL A• 1 •
i oe. Jun. The Mavott said in putting bie preposition he was S wet. Gide to repairs. ec., that were needml at the
The mieethin waa in what Late
. she left Guernsey, and the 'elle following dhl n.it vote: The Mayor. Alderman leanly to infiirm Dr. Drew thet a great &meal leen hale htati,m-the tall wouldn't ring-the putrp wieddr I act -
Mate .1 l sh
000 t
eio.
.e was well found. The weather has been Hewer,' and Councillor. Th as, G. Eliot, and Vincent. during the late year of uthee to put the accounts in a far and the holster in the unmarried WOE'S ytarters was all
I.tfutielly_rough, and yet she only carried away ghe tome ; Acting on the advice of the Town (lark, more satiate:tore ',within, and the nOurns mea.l now lie to pieeee-(laughtert
a Were Malang. Ilw Mall WS/ her lawn.% breken otr,rna I hereby declare ',amen, George (Puller Weldon', to made with fer greater ease, for the aecuunts were now in The matter wee left to the Gonunittee.
• me of - the still, w •re I
1...1 , • ashen. But hew often did it heve been elected Mayer Mr the etisning yeer of tee a idaneler atete than wheal Dr. Drem left these acmeant«, In niference to the uelmr Market Houee, Mr. T. 11.
We t tat the SAO% aVrn of • new vessel were Idiom ameent leineigh .1 Weymouth and ,Mel lie It •
acts. on his leaving Die C..ne dacha -ta lasidat It wes to him lehisspele mid the coMfnittee reemunlended two rows of
6664.111141 that SO ..ort.
I I 1,1 the evidenee of the unite, that The ebay.a. then took the usual declaration. indmiiim a great dittialaction to think that with the 24`111t4111C•4 .4 etalls instewl et three, hut the hasoe objected, so it was
elte te eel' f
„see"' ,' I. Then, WAS she well ',anneal The *led to meintain tbe rights of the Bishop and derge a the I 7,lrlsortiuin and the Town Clerk, he had Leen alde de.feralde to leave the Metter till the lea.* hart expired.
...ear in *earl& 1114411 amid a boy f.w • veesel ,1 this size the 4 ininh of England. to get the. accoutats neule out hi the way wished. mg 11. HOWELL me:e.t.a"! mine the lower Market
wamm sample. and there was Stollllo.l of ek -V People sometime, seemed te think then, Wll4 a 144,./.ot 11,,,,,, 6,4 3 vegetable market. an the venitere now were
„pejo.. tho mos I ow •rs e ion on the A Voice : How about the chapel 4 I (laughter),
de eith the Ital.'. nn.
nnY
one else Next they had to Mr. il'euncill.w Ether: With your COO:aunt, I leg have place in whiih ceredn dark awl dewily deeds were dune, expice,l tia ad w.athers : but it was thought doubtful
.... , • This vessel was in • club at Guernsey. to move a pretemition. and it in a pleaeing duty. I ion led they in that I 'mined did nothing lint wbat they were whether they would adopt such tan arrene.eanent.
...it!. i. y year g.w4 under a periodical survey. and has happy to my, it ie not my lot to thriaw the apple id. discord willing hir all thee ouPble fully vi know. awl they inieht ....- -
le.. eurveyed within the last twelvemonth& This vessel int.. the harmony of the Council Chamber, but to remnite rest iserfectly satisfied that what the Council did they
net a youne lade : hut she behaved remarkably well any little dee...Mani feelings existing among 114. The would do with all peones econeniy.
111 nasal Welthe • .1 SHRUM aND TREEs.
_.,,,,,,, .. • r, n if she Were to he stopped what ps,position I have to make will be well reeeived and
:1.: '
_.,,:•111i. et the merehant trade I From um esideure emotion...lly weeded to by thiii Council It i* that a mr. G. ELIOT neuerked thet thin wes the time ef s•ear
.iii t - th pimping it was Klemm the leaking remit s ote of thanks le given to the Mayor for hei services when they tamed attention to planting phrubs and tree.,
Ito
osteeit.
ein the bold, hot in the upper drakes. As during the paid year. Mir, I care not who Ile nway be, or and lie moved that the Mayor be eiiii.wered to spend glel
1 ling. ahe hail three feet of freeboard, and that to what party lie may belong, whether he be elected fee thk I'll'''.
%.,• ~ini..i..nt tte,nivo,t iny Mr. Citetter..s, awl carried.
„...
;i . for such a Yeesel, fer (lectern Keys said unanit 11111 l ely or by a narrow majority. I hold that any
le.; •In • int usual Mr free-board of mo.ter. wea otadifth. emotes.. who undertakes the duty of Mayor of Ilk towe The %Ewa remarked that Mr. Ablenean Howard and
:11,i., esseml Met the venial could Iva 'lase nada the entitles himself to the gratitude and thank. of the C'ennelf. the late Mr. Tizaril were the end to tiirn their attentien
I..,.,utity of water supp meal, for the Tenet could "'it have It is an invidious thing to COllllllllO the mayer any of one to the 'denting of trees round the Veen, and it Low
,„„.:11""r1 runt. ',Mee the gear haul come athwart the ewdlemen with thet .4 another. in eeese yeers we pare °some-4.00e a different ea.,' from whet it did Peen,.
:.,..i: me he pilots, on being premed, showed they were re impirtant things heimening in the t sem tban at Mr. Aldeem an Howell', informed the alaa,,r Met he
I.'
...Mg. lest Ow pumps sheet,' give ants and sec"nille others, in some years we lime works undertaken which entirely iliderml (nen Mr. Allerman elated-es, and
r. '.. eald., should lireak ; thirdly they were afraia the reeeire more tact, abilite, and macre,' than at tither thaws. thollght lor lacllther '4 the I.', ,rimeation deed's., Mayer
. g Wolll,lColue down. nut a. a forte neither of then It - I 1.1 venture to say this -feeling certain that 11 •
, fen two meleseitive years. Thervfore be dil ii es vete Mr
, et te es . mu ede eie grade 4
1 -li appefieul, and aa to the pilets• evidence. it at a'a . It I II I . ' M W-IfI• I t I • • own I I '+ •1
wts remarkn will be agree. o a a ani every mender who •
1,, 'earthiest', and it wee wonderful when there era a hail the pleasure of Pitting in the Conneil I %anther -that respect Viet nothing should be wanting en bi. pert to
g ,••11 Of salvage at stake, it wes wonderful how little we mieht to te deeply grateful and thankful to y.i,i, nie ee'ist II", l'110•"rt
1.1....• got nisamillml. No doubt the vessel requires fot the energy and iineparine ililieenee with which you n
Elm NI 'von sahl, judeing (nen tie:pest, lie is as eerfectly
!,..,.,.,-, fen she law been strained in seasvai. If thee hare carriml out the dutiee of thi, mayeralte. Nene of us Patisfiel of that.
n lee, •
't!....Y t eld the vetmel *heath' undergo repairs, let bongo are perfeet -the heat niayors we ever la ul were net I.ol'll. 1100110 COUrrLsOttli INIW FR:.
,-, .; ';ernsee, a • that she might lie repaired under the ego perfma, they have Made their inietakes, they have 'seen Mr. Howell!) peeved. t.. say Cot 311 Act et I'o;i:theta
,1,1.1.ei ~,Wher hiiiieele The owner. tvre intereated in the dimmed with, net only by the 'welsher* of the reuncit, ha.l 110011 Lately 1164.1041. the 0101111111,01 T 110,21,1 1111•11,r
..:,.:.,..,4 Ite yeoel, end the master hail aene all he could but by the ratepayers outside. Whatever mistakes you which no Bear.' C 0111411440 without peeper make. If thee
"0,:„.._
se lee vessel to • pirt of garde. As to the costs of lee, made wet whatever your skirt...mince may have did not Lake advantage iif the present Health of Novemlier
,• egt.lestfon. he urged that this WWI a case where the been-mei ido not wieh to say you are In-re perefeet than thee eoul.l nut ime one of tho, coupialsery teiwer., f ,i. at
w 'meld la borne by the Board of Trade. There was • your predeemenna- I say that on Seealla a the energy an 1 least twelve months. Ile hal taken a .I.•eit hat. red in
greet hal .4 Plimsoll agitati n 1 t
0 , an the Bench were nut imalaring diligence you hare *hewn, you are entitled tno the construetion of rei,l4, and extenden ef the mme ; bet
O' le. lee •
,:i.„ . awas by that. OM or .C7Oll had been *Pent ee the gratitude find thatika ut this cortmration, anl I pie to he could net leek heck with any mi,gree of ii atinfam ion, Mr
J!.isti.taessel within the last two yeers and the vessel WM propme that the thanks of the Council le, givi.n ti, the they were just in the same pethien . imitate. ae 14 Ile
t‘. I at ehe forecastle. Altogether he urged that the outgoing Mayor for Ids services during the past year - ads:mated a meeting .1 the lea al Be inl itt the carli •-t
I ere ,4 Trek were well able te pay. (applansel. peseible militant, t•. deeide whet comp:dewy 'emirs
The(' eat then rode. Their repaid will be present. to I/r. 'Mew : I beg to swami that vete of thanks. should lie init in force. After the Elth .1 Nevi:eater it
the Nord of Trade. wouli lie vs, Late to Lame the alvertisen..•ete.
Mr. WILKIERt Before that in put, I eiah to make a
reniark upon it Upin p•rsonal 0..04 1 ilia net °Wee •
you. I have mid and did way to • tar of 10' friends
prior ha the Ist of November, that. if I had the ehoiee of
the three old canithlete. who were almut to offer them-
selves for re-eleetiiin, I aliould prefer Mr. Webb:wale being lneetwr-Ie
re-elected to either of the othere I +Peed it openly and •
The TOWN Cetae stated th at awl, lei enees weel.l le
Illegal ex,tept thine et a meeting of whieli the full l•gal
melee, three clear days, had been given.
ele 'Mustier> suggested an adjoatriiment of the quarterly
Elie •11:1We 4 'LURK .1.1 it W 0.11.1 he illegal to trenelout
honestly, and I have not changed my opitaion. The such businew team,. full an I proi.er neti, e hal beim
ground which I took Mat now Was Amply upon the lasts give"'
which I stated last year-that 1 never weal lie • party A lone ilisens ' felleave.L
to e seg,t compact. ef which I knew nothing. I eertainly Mr. 11011KIITSON 40,1 it appearel to him their hity was
now agree with Mr. Councillor Plot anal Abell unite with Whitlow the Nivea"( the Town tied,. Either letve in eati-
him and the iither gentleman in the votes of thanks to deter in the Town Clerk. or n,t ri.l of hint.
the Mir for hie serviced during tlse past tear. Mr. llowAlle moved 1-" r.,:a thi., ',wenn:: a ow L.c.,1
The
,r 0 a :
ren...councinor..
sail . wenn,.
it
is Beard be aliourned until Thorelay next, :at eleven
with mine's,' feelings that I rite, for the purpose f
o o'clock. for the mina., .1 am-eling wluat months& 're
returning my sineere thanks for the honour whieh pre wers of mil shall be put into exen.i-e, to miahle the
have done me in re.ele 'tine nie to the °nice of Mayer. teal IkI•ral to make new *Meet. or rode, ur altering Mar
ItUt I far more viable the vote .1 thank. which you have ef the exieting streets or main Withia this b•irough, ae.l to
now passed. Gentlemen, lam well aware I am fallifile, lane the n'"''''rtnit.l“9.li.eluent'"
I ani well aware lam very fallible e-there the Mayor wes Seennami by Mr. T 11031.1114
deeply affected)--but I was net aware that I hail inten- Mr. inteel4 said if ae,ordbl.; to the riding ef the Teem
Mona, frittered away my time and omedtainitien, when Clerk, they cout.l not legally transact this litl.im•-. he
there were great duties to lie il. ele. 64•11001111,11, 1 ask y.. 0 die not thank they ought te attempt it. If it 'Ca, a Mat t..r
--before 1 proseed to thank you fer re...1.-ling tne--to of mach huimrtance why wan it 11 it heeight liefere the
[enabler the eireurnspries unler which I took office. w... Council at • previ ion ine. ,ing t lie eertainly felt they
it on the 9th of November laet any enviable pod for any i must not go agaitaid the ratline of tee Town Clerk.
0. to ',mum I I fat it wo. not. god f did My best to The Mato* informed Mr. Dattllti that this WWI II DOW
owe spun the position in which you wished to phew me ; "I'

%roman sold that when tbe Bobby" crane up, soma of the
hove sere hocked down, and he hlnuelf sera knocked down
sti Itotiby',." feet. Ti... constable aras denied this.
The boy* were then charged with malicious Injury, at Mrs
11(..iff, • 1111,.1..
employed I ortfra Brown, earl a party of
•seets boys went up the hill, insulting mei" on. thot
come back abed 'M minutes past S. and witless
•1:4 Lao awn ...I die ground, and wane of the 14 weawen b lye ..o
AltoS 'a trizge I azaltlst the wall, bleating' and Way
i.-. 4 was also 1,....e1ed down, got up mud was knocke I down
A.. 111 lo• throati from the party of boy, woy Allen
,1.I• th ~,,, gls hos shop, and Ind away. .The windows' Were
.. 3 by stoics thrown at Way and when they found h•
I. they broke more window.. When Obi moms wens
, the otily .1. dinst henw Were those who were hurt. Six
, low passess. awl a (rattle. were Ismken, the dainans
• .1.4 to CI We nl. 'Keeling and iluett raid it was •
went through the shop Si,! broke the windows.
•
th,
Th eras emlth, raW about • smarter to five lag
11, hc.11,1 AL/111441 outaille hie shop, and Went tout to
.hat it was. Aby threw • stone at • pigeon, seal he
it them, when another threw • stone them:A the
. low. Two .4 the boys sahl .11 you were not ati .41 man,
•.•111 hove you on your hack " .Irbiett woe one. Ile 44d
. 1.. y thot he had better get a ground adt stick, and give
a a thra-hind ; hut he did 1101. and ..ne .1 the lens 'truck
lad Tile .lama/11 to his window was 2,111
I %Who. Ctil.lier, wan sitting at had!. Tuts
T r.. ' •. toll him that • dozen of Isis boys
.• ...am.: with a lot of 11,VV14,1 Ile knew thot they ought
IP an!, for Imam was up at o'er*. When he
I. h., Car hit lis.y West down. with • navvy on him,
...v•o•-•• for drink. The hop. then male a Mart for the
about fur; hit WiC4l. 11,1•11...
d gut ally larth.l. Some of the to n'• w.tetted to be
. •,. I a;., lii, he noon:WA then. ,h.ess. tYhulo goin.! the c
•• .r,oe I. ant took the rest in custoly. S.. a. fight, nor
1..1 th • I..ys a, y knives out.
fir email sake I Mr. Mtilot to say publicly what somld
to the lee,, 1 thee were sent to the ahli,
Mr. Mumu said he expe4ed they would I* alt birched; they
•II In srea.ll.ly Malithalla desire' him to
S.- •.t t th.. It ~..h that If they were turned over to the
:• •,1 w .te I be psi I. and they woul I be severely
praished.
Ste •upt ratty sold he can 'Try to ray they hod Isal much
t. ith these hoe. The Chi.-1 Constable hal hod letters
. nt th. Ir bad conduct, especially les Sunday aftem...a.
111, 11,111.11 coil they .Irl not convict in the ce, of the
. :••oilt, :se lbs n. was aonte slim :silty as 4. identil) Mg the Vcry
• nithitt.-1 the assault. -They wool I laz
• r, tier ill case, and at leo for the slain•ge to Mrs
The !..11, wiihed him to ray that it would he better if more
• .tro..t •r• •or .111-N Were when the 110V11 C• 11110 /111 thore.
rei-mber of the Local Hoard, hortland, c
nt.. the remarks male as 4. the mischievous 'whist. conduct
..I the I.la : he had witiseard large stones roiled down bill.
gr.- site I ,the danger .4 thee below.
'Neill:Unison mid that hal tiny 110110 inVo the case of the
.e•mli, Ostyak,' I it have ransissarily punishel the boys ;
knit
base pod thon t.. the evasions, which soul.' have bet. •
*cry itbu a. thilig•

- - -
one of them hurt a knee-cap. An immense quantity of
erste, poured Into the cabin. and some of the passouters
thought it was all over, and the ship was going down. The
tp't 1.04,1. however. reeoversul from the heavy blow ; butt
rapt. Fable WWI r .nvinred it want.ll Iva dangerous to
attempt :urther W.f., the ship mond, and headed
for %Vey It,, wlr.re they arrived without further
casualty 34,1111 t h:11:•1.14t two 0.410,k. The twenty two
possengurs were glad to step um shore again. and the first-
p us4enguur" welt, a collard in of LI nu,, thl., which they
hand, I over to Mr. Hassey, steward, Cr ulddrilmtion
among the suulors, who they r unsider were the uneaupu of
saving their lives. An experienecd commercial traveller.
Mr. Mahal's, of II db. says " I have gone over the nude
for 1 years, 314 113 Vet lOW • wire., WO. 3 shin struck
by a heavier one.". The Alward say+ that for lit years he
has not seen a II -wrier on, and all turput he satisfied with
the prudence of Capt. Falk, who putt hark in 0,1 time.

The TOWN CLERK again exPre3444l ido Tulin& in dinsger
Wrols th.‘n
tir. 1. r1.4..0 Mti.t.r.oor. said it was a pity they had
not I. i-e elleue% .11. cover tills earlier. II it had
11r., foy.wald a itt.ottlillefore, the difficulty would

.„.
It 1.. e ri.l of.
• I-. f:t .e ss, the memet withdrew from Mr. Howard's
• • .A it therefor.• fe I .I.rmult.
th tt e .111 not yr,e!ude them from
.1 .• ••. •1. A for the
1: • 0 ;;Ie I : t'a : 'reele;.4 ht., been already
-i•; - cell .4 Ute o el. in the Park.
Mr. Ii r.v.nr.l. the Mayor promked to VIII-
; '!, •.• a 1.-. tl meetie.; I be callet for the
p,• . • !.I I trote,l.
I ~ • ~; ...test% .tinnes of the Board were fixed on the
. :iv, th ot ti.e 4. eve•il.
11r2mo BAND.
T'ke 31 son s'Li.l in hi. ',Heave:al.:wily as Mayor he had
1,, to write to the Colonel of the 102nd
R t:,tn tutu f..r the extreme kindness and
I le•tu.ulAt.orn iii lotteinE the band of the
rezi ..f the lloar.l to Play in the New
tler.lem—(applame). The Colonel had done all be could
,tllt %A.m.' for the plea:tire of the town. and when
t'• • ttl.l bee.i illlV que-tion of chanzing the time, he
,•I lie nt..re than could p PO,ibly have been expected.
.re son: public expree.ien front this Board should
he ..I"cre.l.
On the mgzestion of Mr. WALKER the matter was left
to the Mayor.
GOING TO eIIVRCIL
MAYOR SAM AS the I...fli.,ration had tio recently been
to chord.. he wouldl not ask then: to rycatopany I next
Stuplay; hut inflict.' thereof, they would go to church on
It,. tir,t. :,tin,lay ill the new yeer, when he Would call
up rt the Tohint,ers to accompany them, if that mot their
a..;;r
The I.l.ard then rote.

PORTLAND.
tl.TinS ix TIIE. SPIRY. The schooner Sultans
R.•::1 , tVilt nns, from Port Wets-, for llanileirg, with
•.:ote, elope jot, Portland Rood at:: ate. on Thursday,
he , to .t. r reported that when off the Start •,n the 11th. a
Ii •avy rtru•:: the carrvin4 :way port of his
to 011 the port quarter. They were to the act of
re' on the tit at the time, and the sea broke right
, the telic ,d the main,ol, splitting it Ivellv, and a
1-,rge hely of water went into the eatiln. Ile had Isom a
fortnight Port Nla•loe, anti been •Iriven into Water-
for " ':trey master, front London for
Sorrow, with a corgo of cement, met with severe weather
on the 7th inst., off the Ferelan•l. A heavy lea struck
her, throe in:.; her on her beam ends, and to recover her,
they hat to rut her forestayetil and trywiL On the night
of the 9th, when off Portland, in a strong gale with very
Iteovy sea, another wave broke on board, again throwing
her on her bean °OA, •hittin,t cargo, and canning the
vtoml t, leok. The pumps were set going, and kept on,
till she come int, the lto.ols, when they 1 1 emp.oye, people
te p ttttt p her out. The it tan! of n.srvav•tr leers 'II.
corg inta4t let dischar4e.l hefore she eau be repaired.

_
THEitIG ALIWAL
A Ricci of Tr., I, enquiry wrvi liebl on Fri-lay hat,
the Mav or (Mr. O. U. Welsfonh, Mr. 11. Hopkins,
ant Mr. O. Eec colic.
cmg, WMte, it N., and Capt. Castles, merchant service,
cit-ri ii a' a.C4401.11 Mr. Al in Stewart, levolocr.
for the Ilmr4 of Trade. aiel Mr. R. N. Howard,
Mr Ow owner, in the mos of the brig Aliwal, of Guernsey,
cool tc London with broken granite. The brig lost sails
:eel sustained damage in heavy weather in the Channel.
aa I was assisted back into Portland Roads kaki.. The
....miry was under the Merchant Shipping Act, P. 7.1, and
t ',hien was to ascertain if clic was cent to sea in •
i.r Icratate. The brig war built at Prince Fslwant's
I-I ind in PIK WWI registered as a British chip in PIC. was
-f lllt tono register, and owned by Captain G.slfrey and
..( I hiernsey, commanded by Mr. Samuel Pulsford,
ha-I a crew of eight hands. She left Guernsey on
oil-h.r a owl in the al lemma of the .41c day, was off •
the wind blowing moderate, Fah! Mr.
m..sart Mit the chip labouring heavily, and making 15
Mises of water per hour. The captain bore up for the
; Ina in consequence of a strong ebb tile
ycicuhtlA the brims course was shared for Portland. On
the 2Stli awl *.rth the men were pumping all day and
night, and about midnight on therth. •heavY squall broke
--,er the ship, carried away her boom, and blew come
I.des in her mils. She was brought up about two miles off
I' Aland, awl the pilot cutter. No. 7, boarded her, pumped
I.- r dry, awl brou4lit her into the Roads the same evening.
hm:y2o tons 01 granite on Isisrel. He believed the
y.ivt. asked £lllll to bring the chip in from the dangerous
ttttt in which the was—between the Shambles and
P-stland, and that they actually received £75.
John Itolierta the mate, gave it as hi. opinion that the
.leic cc. in a perfect seaworthy condition before elle nailed
ill her last voyage, she having received considerable
repairs within the last live months.
Th. miss Way and Gel,. Jame.. Brown, pilot., nf Wey-
m milt, were nest esainined. Their evidence was to the
eissl that they saw the yowl in di-Areas, and they put
Cur wen ota i,ccirci, who brought her in. Several times
shell they were MI 11.)&rd, they wmibl have buen glad to

If
It•ioo•11, a mutton, raid the vewel woill•I do to go '
in hilted, lot lie Avon hot like to ito in her with a granite
eir4o, Couhl not tell how she would behave with a cargo
• Aim dlicr swa,ll4ll. I.lfiste4l Fergiwon, Fetid he with not
ls.mtei:oue in the vewel, had he know n she woidil lainoir
• .1 It not think she wouhl do to go to Unernsey I

cocoi.-011tATEITI. AND COll VORTINtion, a (ll.o,:re;u BY
.p.•
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
with .rea
enaci,
tmory.
flasbeverage which. may. save us many heavy
.1 ...tars' hills. It is hy the Judicious use d such articles of
.let that a c oestitution.may he gradually %milt up until
stnott4 enough to roust every eseuleamy to di...
oreny a fatal slmf t tv keMung.' Tays.:lves well fortified with

FITS. LIMIT( ITN OR Ftl.LiS. SICKNESS. —A certain
meth, I ..f ..are lia.i 1,..en li-covered for thin distressing
physieiall detineti that all sufferers
(pen till. prqti•ientiti .ii-eqtery :it never
ti fail, awl will etre the in ot bowies.. rate after
all atla-r wan. have heea t ci. Full particulars will Ise
liv
:
p...t to any pereal free of charge.--A.hlrens:—
Mr. WILLIttI3, Id, Unfurl Terrace, Ily.le P.irk. London.
rlii:hs 1.:o i riAig. the Earl ..f Vithnons, to
a night.. and rentlen..lar I WaS
et-Ri. OF I'OUGH.—" lie Majsty's
Goti FaKit, Netley; Wi:k. North Ka4 roa rit of Scotleand.
—Bear Sir.—llaving hal a ta,..t tatiah, which
"
try itautß„.d.„,,,, 4 . I
ran
you with the fir:. found innueliate relief ;
itheut ha. sunnand my various ; and
lirnt .eval Bettie °Millie/AV me, therefore
rev
Ive the ~.reat. ....Wan, In fully recommending it to
e.al 15; y'l
%lent reqeetitilly year.. W. hinzell, 11. M.
„AL M. P.eteil." l'oweirs iitltate of
...In le. ha I of all In Battle, .0.14. 11,1.
W..r.-haitne 1111,1:friar$ Itaad, London. Ank
for val'n 11a1...at0 at A n nio,ol,-
A li.nitoiNt...T PRICTIrE oike of extra prafit
~ri„.•;1.1e.1
Fail. lit' IN inferiar blot'.in the
Ce.a. The 1'464101w, **.ts istai IN TIIF. PIZINCE
or .
W Al.Fs' I Al:I:IMF " o e•teeined
1 all other blue. -that it is
it only genuine when I,old in
onk
hearing I. Ileekitt and
• mirk. Itufiou all Blue which is

TREUENDOUS KEA IN THE CHANNEL

Till. JcilArT KIWI= DAILIOID AND IIZATILM BACK.

The Weymouth and Channel islands' i'ompany's steam-
P•Act .t.milmi'apt Valle, left Weynimith Harbour shoot
emini:ht on Tumidly. foe the usual voyage to the Islands.
,shc procemilml alsoit 15 tulles Mit ; lett the .0,4 end see
w.ere so violent that about two o'clock in the morning
spt Valle thought it advisable, for safety of licrohdliP.
awl carzo, to pot back, and 110 returned to 15irtland moots,
and &whored for the night. About 6.:10 in the morning
they Woe anchor and again proceeded to face the peril, of
the tout Channel passage. They found still • tremendous
soa, hot persevered, and had got about 27 nines to the
• oith. The wind blew strong from the W. or W. N.V.,
arol wm nearly abeam. t NIHON were at the wheel, (Me
itocring and another ready to help him, and the captain,
chic( and second officers, and two others on the bridge.
About 11120 one of the waves, more tremendous than the
real, struck the veimel on the starboard side abaft the
• havl. and eamied all the bulwarks awl most of the stan-
chions away, opposite the whole length f the quarter-
deck, mouthing whatever was on deck; the seat., a water'
link, and whatever was in the way, was dashed to pieces.
The two men, Carter and Arnott, who were at the wheel
wire injured by being kiwkd among the deck gear. and

tr.ide Jute

Sn n ono

-
I'il lA—Fr the core .4 debility, I,ilhtus•
I..er and PM iii e:01111.131111.4 this inappreiicialde
wlt kmovii iii every p.iet, of the and
perform.. Ih, ts .1-e are ro womlerful, that it
wo.v st Inds all other remedies, inure
Par.i.-tlirlv for the .it 141.114 and liver comigiiiiits,
di. the .t .11,341, 111,11• Y. and dehiliated rot *a '
In tle.. .Il.eass- the Ismeti,•i•l effects .4 the lUte
ie.ritiatietit, that ili• wh In system i• renovated, the
Of stren4tlem..l, and a I'm, respiration
'yliey esp.' from the •eeretive oraalis an.l the
cireuhitimi the morbid matter which produces itudauslua•
tion. fewr debility. and physical decay—thus
antaihatlating, by thei: ourifyitt4 pro dies, the virulence
of the maid painful and devastating '

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fgarketz. The Committee of the Society undertakes the HITRATION
BRITISH CORN TRADE, good supply of store cattle, which met with a rather In
English
1....
whici,
ma.
TRADE ALUMS for subscribe:l and others ths recent
Deadness, weakness, yet firmness characterise the better sale, at about late rates. Pigs were not so g
admiktoh !Ids
,f for
thtearadvyaewwases.dalNlV. e
There was fitiwars sahgarniva of jorPßlTiulgaßK I,RargeTßADincoMelisocißalicirs, ga_abalubselolt—TbeA.TßAD.
ignD!
REIIIsTRATION COMPULSORY.
the corn markets of England, and those of France, plentiful, and they were in good request. Bacon pigs immed(o,..pplipeJoe should be made to the Becestary,l4
Belgium, and Germany. Weather that is again flood- fetched from Its 3d to 115 gd, and porkers 121 per ng Street, Chemeride,
ing river valleys at home and abroad, and strewing score. PATTERNS FERN.
coast lines with calamitous wreckage, is partially sus- METROPOLITAN, THCESDAY.—The number of T ADIES and their DRESSES. Finest French Merinos,
pending seed sowing, and making the saving of root beasts is much smaller than on last Thursday, and Dls Scl ; Velveteens, Is RI; all the new Fabral
*as for this
crops an extra and unsatisfactory labour.
.These. are choice qualities are especially scarce. Prices for all season
B's
Ewicitearvfirdnicidiustop.l,l:Liew.tr rut
~,0,,t,,
London.
W.
serious drawbacks to the country, and to agriculturists, kinds are scarcely altered, but trade is more cheerful. SILKS of EVERY DESCRIPTION from ls tid par yard.
---------
BERLIN WOOL AND
tible influences of large imports at the dullest season at y' quotations. There are a few more GEORGE BOONg ANDNBOI9,II2I/To
good
dws asonlasoffterw; "tit*
calves; choicest are not, however, plentiful, yet prices I "
but still they are not sufficient to oppose the irresis-
?Tilh
celttrisuheoearnFdpaealoenorags
arelfyse3hoec pE
iigissraliraisoen,lvyearycuh small ;
Of the year.
demand has improved. Our f • oreign supply consists rtitrif999l)6- IS, Westgate Street" E.C.
trade is dull
lithe best and Cheaper,. In London for
I BERLIN WOOLS and FLEECY. BERLIN NEEDLEWO
FURNITURE TRI WRING&
RL
to the qr., so that stiwhocksathereT TRIMMINGS. HABERDASHERY, he., Sic.
of 290 beasts, 1,500 sheep, and 200 calves.
infi• I:maocoustandverygoficiors.uor.nfrecofrukrtt hoheneirn week
inscor
4e a
sj u 1
bs t.. 1 .
Wholesale and Retail. Price laws sent on appliem/on.
wide general retail (Per stone of alb.) _ _
ended,ThAse before imports
returnedn,cteodf
VINEST TEA DIRECT nob CHINA. CHALK erli;
demand for foreign wheat, every miller in every .I: MACKINTOSH anol CO ,of SUANOHAL ship FINE TT.
county wants some. As a consequence fine samples I ONLY, direct to consumers. in original package* delivered
are rather getting dearer, whilst ordinary and infenor UNOPENED. Terms cash only. Prices for the original 10 lb.
wheat is altogether neglected and cheaper. The or 20 lb. packages, 3s ad, 3s, Ss &I per lb. A e Inc thig
Seasim's Shipment to too forwarding waits, LLEY and
quantity of farmers' wheat brought to market is rather iffily Philnut Lane London, E C.
less than an average quantity, and its rough and damp
condition puts it out of favour; it is now at 47s 6d,
and probably the average from current sales may be
reckoned Is lower. D-antzic wheat ranges from 485 to
58.; Californian and Australian, 525 to 555; Russian,
465 to 495, and the best English samples compete
with these rates.
Flour has given way about Is per sack in price, the
cheapest starting from 325 per sack up to 47s for top
price town made, 34s to 38s is the common quotation
for good household flour. Barrel sorts keep at 255 6d
to 265.
English malting barley, at 385 to 49s is in fair
request, and foreign feeding, solh. per bushel, at ass
6sl to 28s. The grain is somewhat gaining buyers'
favour.
Beans at ats to 435 for foreign sorts 48011x' are
steady at their late advance, and English tick beans,
48s to 525 for new, up to 6os for old samples, arc
scarce and in good retail request.
Maize 3os 64 to 355 cannot be quoted as altered,
but at times of the market it has been hard to buy at
these rates, and occasional sales have shown 6d to Is
advance, from which demand afterwards receded, and
at present business is dull.
The gnii*k and important rise in the price of ostS-
-25 64 to as in the month—appears to have run its
term, for although the arrivals were small on Monday
trade lacked firmness, and on Wednesday there were
sellers at 64 to Is under the highest point of the
previous week; 235 to 275 is the rate for sound feeding
samples, must of which are Russian.
Whilst there are feeding rice meals from £4 tos per
ton, other offal for stock is creeping up in price from
the low level of summer.
As regards the market feeling
of the past week,
whether in London or the country, holders have
shown much discouragement. They think prices
ought to be better, but they are not. In Mark-Lanc,
the Exchange on Wednesday was more depressed in
outward character than has been for some time past;
in a dull period Wednesday's dulness was noticeable.
Heavy stocks in London, l'aris, Liverpool, Marseilles,
Odessa, New York, are obstacles to demand that
cannot soon be overcome. Nevertheless, let but
opinions once favour operations, and buyers will
readily absorb the grain on offer.
Compared with the wheat imports of 1873 those of
this_year, for the to months ending October 31, are
41, 000 cwt., against 35,494,000 cwt. Off coast
at present there are 22 wheat and three maize cargoes
on offer; this season the bulk going into direct ports
takes away much of the activity from Exchange.
The asking prices for grain cargoes arrived off coast,
or on passage, are nominally the same as they were
a week ago. In actual trade wheat and oats are Is
easier to buy.
.11PIMIAL •VOLIIOIOI.
BarlaY• i (tots.

& d. ..d.
Beet Scots, Hereford& ke. .. • oto 6
Bost Shorthorns ..
•
Second quality Bmits ; OW!'
litet Downs sod Uall-breds .. • • .. .. 7 oto 7
Beet Long-wools .. • • .. 8 to 7
E.,0 and Seeoud quality .. Bto 6

Bouts. MOO; Sheep and Lambs, 3,330 ; Calve'. 370 ; Pigs, 0.

METROPOLITAN M EAT. —NV EDNESDAY.
Large quantities of meat ; trade inactive at about
last week's prices.
(rur stone of 8 lb. by the carcase.)
a. ii. id id. ad.
Beef 3 4to 6 I Peal 60to 6 8
Mutton 38to 6 0 Pork .• •• 4 2 toe 0
hoot Aylesbury Fresh Butter .. 19a. per dozen lb
liseond do. do. .
Jut. BAUR a Co. 143. New Yost Market. Smithfield

-.HAY AND STRAW.
With a short supply and a good demand prices wets
firm for all descriptions.
(Per Load of 36 Trustee )
Ma Meadow 00a to 140 s.
Inferior .. • .. 66. to 76..
Prom 1,14 (Juror 100 a. to 1575.
Inferior Ditto tete. to 054.
MANURES.
Per ton—L s. d. LL d.
Dons Ash (cm 70 por cent.) . 6 0 to 6 5 0
Poruviau Uumiii, direct front Importers'
Storm, io lota of So tons— .. 12 10 0— •.
Ito. do., smaller quantities 19 0 0-14 0 0
:• •• .• °so al
Llo., ermined .• 7 5 0-71
1011-loch .. 0 0 0— 0
10. , dust • • .. 7 10 0— ti
Animal Charcoal (70 per cent phosphate) . 5 0 0— 5
Nitrate of soda, in London 12 0 0-11 1
Do. do. in Liverpool 11 15 0-12
Sulphate 01 A 11101011121.. 10 0 0-20
Uyinum..............1 8 0— 1 1
an . (London Ilanure
116, lreackureb Street, E,C..

Wheat,.
--- --
Qrs. a. . Qrs r. d.
. , ,921 44 413,N 44
. 2073, 15 42,96 44
. , . 44 54,621 45
. 2,745 43 14,227 45
• 54,524 43 63,96' 45
• 51,374 42 44,731 45
• 58,969 411 49,6 44
• 59,094 41 40,57 c 43
. 53,654 40 1 41,24. 42 1
53,147 40 33,341 42
. 60,719 41 35,431 42
• 47,1 ' 41 24,7. 42
7,47 41 1 20,91 41
• 46,097 41 14,514 41
.54'. 43 13, 40
. 64,24 43 10,4 I 40
. ,7 43 8,1. 41
547' 42 1 5,17. 34 1
. 61 42 2,, 30
.41,37 42 3, 4 37
.51,1.7. 42 1 344 38
.45.741 411 74: 38
•45,'' . 414 6:: 311
.37,634 411 = • 341
. 24,541 12 38.' 39
• 43,253 1 1 3, 32
. 43,1 . 3 SS
.34 0117 1 . 37
.28,464 1 82 331
•,25,581 44 35
31
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.31,17 11 344
.37,9; 14 33
. 29,713 xi 31
. 31,917 14 35
. NS,. 63 I 1,34 35
- . 49,791 4,' 35
25 ..51..' 9,9 35
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October 2 .. 59,1 - 22..3110 '
9.. 59,497 29,1/.1 ,
16 :1,551 4-.,3 di
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30 59,
Nor. 6,. 45,921
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Jan. 2.. l

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Feb. -i

April 3.

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July 3 :11

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Sept. 4 ..

45 11 2. 36 4
45 10 ZIA. 362
46 0 45,3,2 36 10
44 8 67,545 117 7
47 4 61,4641 SS 1
47 6j72.766 38 3
4471 372

On Thursday, at Bristol, although supplies of wheat,
both home and foreign were unusually light through
the past week trade evinced a downward tendency.
With a small show of English wheat, last week's
prices were barely supported ; scarcely any demand I
for foreign, although freely offered at a reduction of
Is per quarter. Maize rather dearer. Fine malting
barley fully as dear—secondary qualities more plentiful,
and is per quarter cheaper; for grinding sorts a good
demand, at fully last week's prices. Oats in large
supply; white maintained their value, while black
gave way 6d per quarter. Arrivals :—Wheat. foreign,
1,063 qrs ; oats, Irish, 5,055 qrs ; barley, 870 qrs.,
Irish, i,078 coastways, 14594 for ign ; beans, peas,
&c., is rpm. Irish, to coastway • maize, foreign,
4,195 qrS ; flour, coastvrays, 40
wiIILAT. I. . O. A.
Milian Oregon, white 60 to 65 per 49616 e
AnnliCall, tine .. 51 to 63
Ditto, secondary 47 to 60
47 to 49
Ohirka, Odessa, and hicopol, soft 47 to 48 12
iterdia.eki and llarianople, soft 0 to 0
English 014, red and white . 40 to 52
Ditto, new, rod and white .. 42 to 50

BAIBLIT.
English, good to fine malting .. 38 0 to 45 0 perimp.qr
French, good to fine malting .. 37 0 to 40 0 per 42.01b1
hish, good to fine malting .. 341 0 to 42 0 per 43 IN
Danube and Odema, grinding .. 25 6 to 28 0 par 400Ibs
Irish andFrench,heary grinding .. 27 0 to 28 0 ~

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SWOtiiSh, &C., heavy white .. 30 oto3l 0 per 3201 be
Limerick and other, new white.. 0 to 29 0
Cork, Waterford, old black .. 23 oto 2.1 4 per 21.0411 n
PF: Island . 6 to 24 0 „
Irish, new tawny .. 23 0t024 0 „
Hamm.
English ..
French, Mu, ac.

.. 44 0 to 62 0 peritop.qr
.. 400 to 42 0 per 4tUtho

United State; —an:l-i:ana4ian
F.:NOLA, good attends ..

.. 15 0 to
.. 35 0 to

26 0 per tonal
31 0 pall:Ohs

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levan, Danube, 143 I to 34 6 per 480114
Mlsed AMC/iAII9 SI 6 to St 0
Dart . 24 0 to 9.4 6par40015.
At Birmingham, English wheat quiet. The
majority of the lots offered were in doubtful condition,
but for best samples prices were not lower than last
week. With continued liberal imports and large
stocks in store, the trade in foreign wheat was dull, at
prices slightly in buyers' favour. Malting barley was
a dull sale, and rates were easier, but feeding barley is
firm, and in some cases dearer. At Devizes, a good
supply of wheat. The trade however, ruled slow for
everything except the best dry samples. The dullness
was partially caused by millers not biting able to
grind, in consequence of the present high state of the
water in the rivers' and which is still nsing. Barley
in good supply, chiefly of inferior quality. Trade
slow, enept for the best malting descriptions. Oats,
leans, and peas a trifle dearer. Prices :—Best wheat,
ass to sPis per sack, secondary ditto, 235 to 2,.5;
malting barley, 355 to 475 6d; secondary, 285 to 30 ;
fine flour 391 to 433; best seconds, 36s to 38s ;
oats, 281 to 343; peas, 225 to 265; beans, new,
525 00 255; ditto, Old, 265 to 3os ; rye, leis to tlis ;
vetches, 13s to tas ; best bread, is per gallon.
On Friday, at Mark-Lane, the market was without
change in tone. There were few samples a fine dry
wheat even from abroad, whence the arrivals continue
large, and those damp and out of condition were only
moveable on much lower terms, notwithstanding the
improvement in the weather. Barley was fairly plen-
tiful and somewhat easier in price. Malt was quiet on
former terms. Oats were less sought after, and the ,
increase in the supplies weakened slightly the quota-
tions. Maize was slow of sale and stationary in value. ,
Beans and peas experienced a quiet trade and remain
steady. Flour was dull, especially new country,
which was of very poor quality. At Coventry, many
of the samples were in inferior condition, the trado
being very quiet, and a sluggishness pervading opera-
tions. The samples of fine wheat maintain their price,
while other descriptions are difficult to get rid of. At
Lincoln, trade was slow. Best samples made last
week's pricer, and inferior had no sale. At Liverpool,
fair attendance. Wheat a steady consumptive demand,
at fully Id per cental decline since Tuesday on all
descriptions. Flour slow sale, without change in
value. BelllS slightly dearer. Oats and oatmeal dull,
and nominally unaltered. Indian corn, fair business
doing, at 34 per quarter decline; mixed American;
31s (id for abotba At Stamford, wheat sold slowly,
, at quite to below lag week. At Wakefield wheat,
depressed, no alteration to quote in prices. Fine
barley scarce, but easier; common almost unsaleable,
although offered at Is to as reduction. Other articles
firm.

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