The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL brAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1575

Local anti Thattut Netots.

The majority of tlitait; were cured, others grt atly :elk:red: but
the ',revise mult it is 'got issg-ible to ascertain in all MOIL
Total no. of outigatieula to August, 1875 :-
11..altz
Ft:waltz

Ages, 2 w....eke to 5 years
„ p.n. to 15 y•Ard
" 3U to 50 ..
Abut 50 pan .•

Mr. It. H. ELIOT auhiniLicti th finan,ial atattuient„ as
follows :-
111174
Placa' W Deportit ace ,utit
IttiVcrtiSing, Sc. .•
Ground relit ..
Fin: insurance .. • •
Matron's tSVII. •
„ Salary . •
S,rvants' ardarnai • • •
Slat .. • • ••
Furniture and .•
I.lteruilt to tato Capt. hwatriag
law el.pcimicit
Wall.:III tra.,ll3l:l'll Itajile

14'1 Cll.
Allallnt I. nal21113: in hand ••
,uhscriptinns and donations
Interest on lovionsit ..
Rtneived Irvin iatients . ••

SWAN/LOS.
TUEIIK Iloutisl.—Swanage--.lelighßul. health
notoring Swanage -which yearly YOCUM to be advancing
in public estimation as a user retort-was quite alive
on Uonday. The plum is rapidly lilliug with visitors, and
there Were very many arrivals on that day. The Heather
tk,il took a good roineanY I i'sde and liournenceith
early in the morning, whilst the Royal Albert made three
excursive.), to hwauage from Poole.

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THE COCID TinIPIAILS' :11INSTI: ATION.
The report of the Committee relative to a complaint of
.x7,,,..e.tterinl,l7,,,lr,lx:nb,rece.
6,,iivresilnifni
Mr.. M.
r."..thiti,t•eet.ilwaeastmLeTc7alll:eLnault7ol:thtuehLommoniten:aao'fall''.7ffse.dweal......"
B.Thkeittooriurd.lll....e: 011...1.,,;:5ta5yl Tbe,etn.i ;la, ris.t.,,x.:k. adv.::: titag.e If
itt
ing and merry-making. Early in the afternoon the . ,
neighbourhood oi School-street, as well as the National
a'emtorthaettelAndiul gi;S:lc"ortlandn t
mark the different degrees and ranks, and annual crowd It was resolved that the Clerk forward • P. 0.0. for the
BCanhiri.hialitadinthlehe'tare'hittei,trilinfe.,7'nr,lalinunit tmwlirTtiliairia,ththreant relative t„ a loan.
of spectators assembled to see. thew move.?ff.
order sinount
TU procession was horniest in the follow ing :
" Flower oathe West ^ band.
Charter of .lu, cede bailee, " Flower .4 the West."
(lids and beys of the Juvenile I•slgc, about tre.
Drum and He band. " Admirall), oth July, 1075.
fir—ln reply to your letter of the 7th ultimo, stating the
Charter of •'Cr.stal" Jin miles. intention of the Load Dan' at Pertland to corer over tint
Olds and 1,15 01 " Oriel " lodge about tee.
make good the drain .Ii i the road leading to Caltletown, and
Dorchester Juveniles. enquiring whether there Is any probability of that portion
Dorebtaiter Rediabites. situate on Adntiralty land beim. e.vered in, m It is very
Banner a " Flower .4 the West " lodge, (adult). offemive and injurious to the be:libel the inhabitants: lain
oilwer .4 the West " charter. otintnandod by the Lord. Commissioners of the Admiralty to
Adult members " Flower of the West." inform you that the watercourse adjoining the Nava/ Drill
Oaken "Flower of the West." Ground was cut for the sole purtswe id diverting • stream of
open Bible gm a clishion. pure seater sleek formerly crowed the vowel It never was
Charter .4 " I lereulm Albeit " lolge. intinaled for a newer, and it is very undmirable that it ehould
Mends:re .1 " Hemel. • %float " lodge. 1n.,:. law! I ant therefore to request that your 'Mani will take
()Meets .4 " Hercules Afloat " lodge *bunt° divert into the main dram the sewage which they Mime
Charter 01 "Caldon" hslge. . :Wowed to awl its soy into the watercourse. There will then
Illemlwrs •I"l..2xtott " be no neesesity for converting it into a covered drain.
Dir...ne of " esston," with I lible open. .1 am Sir,
Draw band at the sth D.lt.V. "Your obedient .errant,
Charter of " llope .4 Weymouth" lodge, " Bomar HALL."
Members .4 " Dope .4 0 eyetooth." ' A proposition was being drawn for carrying the wishes of
officers ,4i 11.1,4 Wepeoutit." the A•lininalty into effect
Preston officers. Mr. It. Pe..tacs thought the Board should not enter Into
Dorcherter odiects, litistation with the Admiralty.
Yeovil visitors. Mr. J. P. &Mtge asked whether this question did not
Broadwey ...nom resolve itself into the fintt business on the paper I If
Charter of "Star .4 Portland" lodge. tlmy could not give satisfactory answers to the Local
Members .4 " Star .4 Portland." Government It wird relative to the drainage
.nerally, and
officers .4 " Sill (4 Portland." that Board ordered it to be carries' out
Dispensalho .4 Weymouth Iteeltviste tents to certain
plans, it would lie of no use to invite tenders.
Waders .4 the melt:MO.,.
0.ii,.. Mr. E. I !emu... mid tide lk,anl ought to have taken up
Waggoo with Jut ~ 4in the i „thia- int; the money at first and. done the work.
The officers of the various hes ls wii. .. C. Moroi:Ll. sal.' it was a very good thing they di,'
order :
.M. .1101 %WM. % not take it up ; it was hard enough to pay their expenses
W
W.I.G. and W...G. with eltart. r
S . Mr. Arrwooth said the ilwin ought to have been done
W E. and W.A
IV V. 5 , Ion: shire. If they had done so there would have been
and w.T.
W.V.T. and WC. with Ode no enuni.l4intr, Wit they had had missing after meeting
W.C.T. witb supivrters• awl the wetter had only been put tdi
"I'll'"'WasaPirrain.opose•lity.Mr. ANDREWS (who, however, seemed
P.W CT. and 1.. D. . A die:m.4ou casual on the details connected with the
~...nrynt
ioni,iewr
atil.,.?
,i,t.,,,,iiiri.....a.,t,e,,r
.I.4:idikig. ebt,:i tihtc
,fireele.l.i
tl.t., rnL,i.sk,,•
the
e foam'
rpt..hrttotsf
at uocotiopi„l,si•tww.,,,,,ll.l„,..notillkielargein
te...ni7r.yugh) : nye:,
the Order known in all parts aad show ILA the menthers rep‘ir....toti,rdelt•ciuwit_oliare.it!hrlai,,ati:it..,,f,:i,:i.,:inr:ili:.nel
.r...l:,...‘ett.miLtuti...m.u..4.dtGuatite.w:.,4l2ittine
Mr. J. I'. SOLITE% proposed "That the matter le left
I'6l:na:,Thetaereuce:47,l7n,':',ahtri:',,,::r.illll„;::4l:;:bliam:thi,,tr:',,;:,:ll:::tr...,k':,:,;;l:.'ili;i't'lh),sli':;:;,:i'e::.:tash::•'.:l,..°lmati,..:Pl7lisultilarieli:lluxtl'iYchul.: ' ad .1 it i o tt, a surface draiu and curlsdone where required.
without refreshments of tine killa. 11'"°- . '
rn): niwereati. - they hit- ...' 'e
w" -
u is. lecal Governtueut Ificard aud l'apt. Haws s . iii plaints.-
their processionint„ the cri.4;l..t Ma :,t the back a the over till an answer has been given to the totter front the
Cemetery, was it 1111 l ediatcly covered with many
.:r.'h
ire They W a inost seriousposition,
Refreshments 411 sober) were
W(.,1 a cloak root., at the paVilion, a ha....6:41* WaS "KM lin ol i i.
.liii. .if 1 ,i,,,t givej .4..7.:,7......, Z.(
a tent in ai•l of the I hxd Templar Hall .f ,l and sports the 11,,, 1 iouerntuent Board a man would be sent down
were engaged tit eyery where. .thout half-an•liour after at Meat ealtense. TIM work could have been carried out
arrival the braes band playe.l a neh,.tioli of . unin!e. if it were not for the Admindty departnient, and the
supplest it, a matt uce, there
rut • was Local Government Board should be informed. of this.
HAIN-MILE FLAT ItACT. 1 ii 1. wen decided what should le done there
witnessed. with the roll 'wing results: -
Athlete' sport. followed. Sottee Very g.,ot ran L.. wh, .. had 1
- lit. Ills, Cons cal Smith, 1:..t. : :.:..1, 1,, liambdium , Waking the present rat,' he dal not think that they had
~.en to all comers. Four entries. I would le another matter—as to the Ways and a., I.
to, stop the Isstal Coveniment Board
Plucknee„ Pend ; 3r-1,:1, SI., F.1..i,, tI (k. • InAdl any provision for the tint.hing of Chesil drain or of
~,,..s it try,. - Seven catnes. !Ir. Ciddiss would think that inviting tenders would
ThTrew:
el
il‘ctris t,ii.acnritin'att: tse...liii,i,it.tfy...r glits,..-11. Tl.e.t.iitlai.n,;iillya —r !
P.,t1rti1.....
aunt
el,sep,,tlii..ll 1 hots,
i•-tei.e“ll;:)w.
ftheyr.,shetwlttrllkg: Indatie.atzze
WTelh,wo R.HAv.N;htlinickryistait• thudio
First, Sc. rants other means were adoptel if raining iipini.,y.
MA ke (Pend) third.
it.A. ; het, 1.. fid., SW,lall. IL.I. ; be the very way
from proceeding. Th.: Path...l lksard had nev
• MrG-st awl far as to luvito traders lx•fure lit never gone so
THSEE-Lgunim Ram (Pa) yards). —lira. Is., • , .. ' •• M course the Leen'
HO-sell : 1.1.1.. a., O'(onnor an•l Stirling ; Bead and Luc , Government know they could not pick up g 5,001)
or £0.01')£0.01')to do great works with.
third. t
(5 envie, I st, Is., Dru .r ' Mr. W. AT canoe. remarked it h.... 1 been said that
.1 Smg Rac 0 yards). —sevenait
Kussell (sailor), eertein Pvolde are wily too glad for the Local Gov t
third. Board to sena down. hat he did not her "lune°
teve one caviller
The band again played a oilection and to their lauvc w wild wish that- (hear, hear). .'it the same thug the
hundreds of feet were soon engaged itt the merry dauee. pLms which they had adopted ought to have leon tarried
Games also went on with renewed vigour. 111 front of the out. They ha I been 4.43 g thin,os pieecteteal, had been
tablet house of the Cemetery a platform bad bow erected, laying out £4lO hero and Clan thew ; and he believed those
and here about gat, or Iva, of the Juvenile Ten:plan, sang outlet, would lout atop the action of the Local Govern.
serval pkves oral hymns .., pr,tty , owe, of the paw: meet Ward. Therefore lie seconded Mr. Semen's
weathers were directed by Bro. Hallett, whose movedile anoneliwint.
• pun..., and the Mr. t M.t tss •We ha
hantionluat was brotwlst their for tin' , . ... . ve kept them WI four or five years
Still hetter Waa the deng gi .4 the alrmely. They should not have heard anything &snit it
Good Templar Fluted e!Tem't "as serio!e.t,Choir, w Ito iterf Anted glees, de. if people ilia not complain, awl, of course, they must iced
idt, the la'.!' resumed their au answer to the conspbant.
A(1 if all this wen: not enott
perfortalantes. and by and bye all gathered to see the Mr. I Itollita remarkod that there was a resolution on
hallow, sacent The win.' was cageednwly favourable, the aslant., book that th R e onxil wwild p once proceed at on to
and the belt en which was l2ft. high. &rated gently ca
lrry out all the thina gs ixrdered, and that resolution had
towvals Melcom e Rbegis. wl dewmele.l in full view of a ..ta :Alit t . the 10,. l Got-eminent lloard.
ti crowd on the F...plaawlae. pit,hiu: in the Bay •love to Mr. It. AN likliMa .luulite.l if it would be wise to throw
the Pile Pier. Firework,. conelwkel ty.
he..ceding, They the whole eSpense on the present ratepayers. Could le .
were numerous, .-vied, and brilliant, sencluding with a plan le deviswl to ewe the present ratepayers/ any
grand set piece "suocess to Good Tentplarx." At the early Mr. E. l'Essas said they promised to do the work, let
part of the evening there were about Lan in the Wild, and they did not promise to do it all moue year, d the), Were
at a Wet hour very wane werw doing it gradually. "

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SANITARY MATTERS AGAIN.
The foUOWIN had leen received relative to the drain ea
the Castle itona

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right aad fair. lie submittal to them the population. -- -- -- - ---- - __---- -
1 gonerles.napector of :gunman Mr. Philippe the Surveyor..
and salary of a number of districts similar to this too. so- sim--- - ---
e_f
.W.e..t
ev:tryth;r4l.strensthen the hands of their mem-
encouragement to a readrit7ty.loteeeeuti tblhanksgivin.g 4Weirem sup_ported th i A institution. and who have Hes
..day honoe-ed , PORTLAND. Mr E. CoMBEN said they promise' to do it forth. ith, and no i report was adopted. Tenden for the &Affrights. amt.
Government that was "Ranh the name at • Government would i Ilamworthy were opened-Mr. Stirring aw lear mitten, ;
applied. and also Mr. Day ist Meade, of North Quay W Ll:.: and graced the ',meting with their presence. eve been Pt"hest off a the We Jae Board tad sei vat them I, Meagre Mihns and Marston,C33 per annum. At btyon,•,,
Dr. MOoltiir.AD Lion Meet .in ' the i ts.
enteneled the propel . o. Pr on, before Mr.
eseassieLESTlSH.
Mr. GA..01 propos:4. tliat Mr. (Wm' be appointed , o -Oats:him) They asked for power to borrow the money, and ' tender was acceeted. The Ward uf I lealth estimate wa,
mouth. committee were Under a deep tleltt ..f J.. 'SOUP'. t . the MeEenssy, amveased ~,,, a seitvettan, 20 mese dm ono 1 1,120 Ila Sone, conversation took place &lout th , -
3nD D.ILV.-We are pleased to state that Seresant I mottm kft to the feeling of th 11.
e pit »c, we venture to ..1 thec Ir. boken faits with the umeremse
talks for the help which they had invariably given them. he wellilNfe.Unniur t‘frorhio.l:e.pildNl:donibil'ala:ll.dn:WoirtlY. tvilenlb°‘ti icitllofe°4"njta:tihsctoon • i.. , • -•, th. fth ugh, d the co: _...
Hato, nneeed a mccessful exaniination at mail; quuliflriud ; Medical thliver demi, the I say that the finet etAlum and the hielest illuminating The iloy• T. A. I. Gatovg., said abject poverty o a:, Sped Comutoptiou "ii a, re.' msl.
- Ito three months' notice ou either nide, at a mlary uf .1,-20 Mr J. P. Dakiert wou 4 like Mt meta.. to be put as a reatho 1 The coupe*. romp tn 0- e -wk. "
s p easUre of the tAenteil, otbject ekill would Is' acome.l all L m poor to ere,' the he faolred. verY elamourocie awl ready to make I*-10wa its Tim Coosentatte 1-liatr.--The Float which lel so Portland 11'''' eed le"' "an 'ace."'" • lic 'Ha rad bel_. leve ii ''' ' ith'
bittuelfies a tint class sergaut , e"l".Pl' oulithh "f
theseter"nuheirewhe3yeto'nflnploto)wlhetalthiTtem'kleiFl t."'t.
If it credit not Mg, to leg. it was not ashaoted i 11 ~td: on Thursday last, (Eadytnien and Favourite giti .
to ti ...tot removers u. take money out ~. their pocket for the se W Ka I
Q.0.Y.C.-The Brad Arrow, commenting on . too per annum --double the amount he leo te ie.,' Is( vetitittle of ail tight-thinking men to the vriona of %mutt t'e...:ttleoventents sled, thee hoped would lee for 5) years to make Poole inure prominent on their time table, bus ~,,
meant Wisahledon temente. has the fultu7,lngi gratifying The Malian mempltel. eithoio, he ....ca .....'re. Veytuuuth. hatt teem. w." u coTY large dais ol Peollte Piot rmit .voi t o 1'..1 tonpoith for repair: to the former) at ntiolitaght le
testimony to the efficiency of the men ft el Queen.' toeught Agke the frau abltet gooverte to whom life was A eot;:tant worry gem ral quarter, in Ole Wel. Boy. that ie. a shim bottle, come. chairs: had Imcn niade yet. The muiall attetelmwe :,,I to
11: ft Games said If they cou'd eat re out the wore in their i me:4.e to the byedaws, under which a mender alosht
sante as Sherburne, should he 'ol. --
Chen who took part in the competition fur the Loyd It was eeriest u ' tv lem
nd Sir. EMslos seconded. the and battle. it woe exceolitogly dote eat to meet the want. ' I e',..• nel.h en io v eilia.: th t t talti" Portlandere. On the let
reolootion et thPf...slu"r"‘;‘e •or
ided.,a, p0,,,,,,_ e (-he favourite equal were the Queen's 1 Tee mitten , I, oal• , • In the llouse of Commons, on Tuesday, ou the vote
of this Class. They wen:very shy of remota- t their woo!, i • t; ,h teed way, and give tatiof magi, they need ue4 mrry them out •te ..,,,,,,,,,,,,ive meetings is liable to e tine of ph. no..
'e- ••• -•"1. aieciv"d eI floldrY il•tY. Inthuhl• Aft'r `"c scolding to slr Magg's s.l.m. They wanted to -Ivo sanstactien 'll. ale. Hudson suggested it should Ite primed on tire
°Wit Dorset. They role etainilicently, takinig their
. whEr.w.lll ALPlttle.d.,O:l,..titot utgeof the re•eloction, but he con. tof Sary.Ll7sl for new works, leo
Mr. Elevating moved to redu.a. the rote bl the inian ef Stht mhea the). were male lemien it ?oilfired moh . 1-eret had left Pir.......ai, ii.M. cutter (*home, coiotaandett
~ to the local G mammon, Board, but uf courselhey would not 1
hurdles a, one men • their tone was 10 niinutee 57 Net,isie towards the ereetion of a college fur naval cadets at defames to aid teem or cis,' •we wound... 4 th,,.
...e...ll.,ilitim ; t,..• air, do esmoseiL me-hetet in otalr 11:•4'1.• and ehewe" a expect them t. tarry out meothitog in • month. If thry
wraiths. mew wend tile leot drilled mewl that have yet Dertmontle of thee who were too proud awl to Independent to ~,,,ke ' eeloullololisehei 4 tire works, sockets anot bluelights, which, I,,,nowed to,ooo or g 4,000, they must pay It off and the interest.
comeets,L The ,;•oro Sas PIO, jest tWo below the third i 1 nit nis was liot ••• ' • BOLTRItrEYOUTH.
enough in regard' to Lb ~,,ththre",tet and attentive mr, ey, figs., i,,,f he jot at this period of the ression known the oulerings under which the; laleered. and . %moot from the E•solosa le, Were very Milieu*, and cape. !mime completer' were oely just •little about Fortune's o. ~ „
' and ten moo titan the MM. so that notheing winners ' le, nio „,„1- . - ma-- 'm amecting the health of the that it wa.i uselcsa • te d - lost the hon. member, when, in additioe to this daily warfare reel wsYfere. the ; &wetly Ana.' by oor cotiPors. Well and (Nadi. UTE DANK riOLIDaY.-BoUrnenioUth wag the cent,
• o
Y did very well. 4 uoped the Maye would ur eh'
X -11 u to in- to con n Lea 'mutt. ektni herder. of oicknese was caO upon them, :t her:line 4',V...t tcre AT TIIE Sr. N.-Anolog the sights that Fre. Mr J. P. Seam= said com ilaints would be made from On we .
and he, therefore, proposed to accede to the amend ens I •
next notice paper. The Bonn_lruse.
. attraction for thousands of persons on Monday. All the
qelp.esumures Daman. --ttoMontlay the annual excursion creased 4111geneo d noel • crowded, and there wet. •
Mr. Phili Mr. ("mentos : Are we Watt:me that the purchase of t.he too. 1111,t e to. heterne, and he. evw afraid one uf the effects onently astonish %bites at Weyneoeth aml Portlant • oil
of the workmen in the employ of :elegant. Stroud and Co.. ;
.....,,,ttu, lope was infonaut by the llayor of his re-ap- site has liot, beet. eklUldetwil ? Of man s fall, with the exception of an alone, fan Item ie,t hallway stations am Megan,. en convicts being removed. below. complaints wonld be made from On the Hill. Lamm el oaf
ceeichlouitlero of this town, took lame, um gene of enjoy. 17, the 'll.Vuld desired to give more thne and atMnbon ltr. 'leer :It bee not been completed. I standee oth o upo • w c .. - . • 1. 143 ato
...Lemma Ito ama fllll 13'3 .41 1.4 1•111*kr it'll' 'pa eiteetlY the week ''''''. ni'ne urdtecin' e'rl rairotuneywaeriTust plan> es. Inim P•mle, Windo .
n the eee 110 had th • leat str m-th t . r..ist it. So it a- Iwi •• • ' ii • •••1 • on awaitiug the trains Hanes cent asitas were just that nothing had been done aOh Ringwrs3d.
anent being Sherlarne. Several .4 the men were preeenUel i w and all the tell:meet villages. Peoele came into
day mot I seited for the vote of the 110 n.. I OnlY F3PO armed to Min that in•ititutioiri or thi.chor.l,:tor.mtondra They are ele I and in eharoe of warders, mid are thus , regsni Po Mr' ilan isona report. -
Joining the party, among such being the timekeeper, Mr. 1 • --- that we may not lose so excellent • site. or the special lemma of thee just above the slate of i eke:ly harmless at all events, at a little distance ; but i Mr. llitche'l said it we his opinion, an tlaiehtwtoterwinibit...• hrwdeneral...
alante piiiearg, thwelimathchb,ttiltie.)clittrawh. ~,,,I
rh abject poverty, were those deserving the co.operation anti they are the subjects of intense wonder and curiosity to . that of every gentleman who would :see it, tdhaitt thwe°ll,ldtteber
leherguld. But at 7 AM. tZi assembled and were soon off , H lIITINSPORD. Dr. RENEti.v pretend modest the voting of st h
in two large conveYanceO saPtalied lq Mo J. Sly, of the "MU" WE Or MR. J. 11. reademee-The %nage of I,k, 0,,,,, of mom yat an hcour of the night when MO of every Ithilanthropint It was a MM.. for ',oat I tar:in.:en, comes; from inland parts. We would, however. 1 near the Common ger out to he done at once. in the Dean Park cricket field, were an attraction to niany,
The Chown Cricketers, who exhibited their fenny pee,
Antelope Hotel. TheY were accumPanied l'Y • conele of • nicotine, in Devon, was in great excitement and gaiety discomion was impossible, and moved that
party by Plaint:: at •on Tburoky iii henttur .4 the inerriage of Milli leabel reported. progress he thankfuhless that the medical profeesioni 113.1 always hem especia"y suggeet to beise,s that tne.• curiosity Mould not Search woe Mete mak for the report of the committee, but the town Reel f and the wide exPenee of w.trr,rio the
bay posometed the chief charm ftm the majutity of th,
buglers, and these enlivened the ready With their disintererdett lenevolence to Lake up this le t.e.) meagre', as although suffering for crimes, these I when leather !tell brouglit in a peel party fret
interval* on the ieenmer. GOlllll4 way of CAM) Abbas , Ynaingeat datig,hter 01. h 1... .I, Weirona.tovirond oi The motion was nedltiyed without. a div•eion, and the work, and etPedallY to De Moorhead. who for mane 3cers cove kte heve stth the feel,ug4 of men, and it is to Rebel, 1 Mr. W. OrrEit exclaimed :IN tot is the use of sesuceang visitor& The i
to
eeoht hills a bait was ntado at tea, .. (haat.. city " , Bradfield, with Mr. Utile% Ilethert Feletwn .4 Stinslord. vote was agreed to, IeSA the sum of DOE gL hol g• Yen his disinterested, Itheral. efficMilt and uninter- beltor.,l of them the severest mutt shinent to be gazed at , and wasting time. and kens back to Febtasa e twelve 6Wallaga and l'oole, and made frequent tripe in the toy,
hones sad men required " refreshing." leaving diere i Flees and evergreens were displayed in alitundance, awl ..............-. ........... rupted eervicee es 'mown to this inditution, he (the ,by I idles w'm tiu the,- thesvace. The fenows who core 1 month? Everybody lotows that the Litter ought lobe done The Mayflower came from Lymington, and skewed MI he
ghey drove ull t.O bliilalleniallb, thence to Sherhome. which several arches were mocha, 1..,,rii,,, run6ratulatory ANNUAL MEETING AT WEYMOUTH • Rect.e) was sure their boa thapks were themmilly dtte. I the kw' for leieg enhjects tot curiueity are just the oft•s 'in the Castle red near the common gate. Lot us invite Alum Bay. A steamer frottithl orrtunouth landed several
was reaMeM, about lit The morning sros hetes.' in vitoving undtees• Th.o path leading to the church was coverct with SANATORIUM. ' and in mowing a roalutiett . hie h lie loot been asks..l to ,i stout it may le tmogerutis to appruwh.
several objects ~f intereot, including the meguilleent ' corset overlsi.l with erioneon cloth. Slimily after II a.m. al meeting waa held at the Sanatorium on -, ,
propeee he was certain such would le accinled Wolf lle -------- ld not have ben
tenders and get it dune as quick as we can and make an end hundred persons, while', ano et rolu Wel' tit brought
Abbey church, and at one o Omit, Hoot Pragnell, .4 the the Itridemont arrived at the church, accompanied by his lne 27th annu _ 1 _ .ie _ 0
•_,,
___ well yeelt.uscil the i, di, 0v...,.., :-"Tluit the :est thooks I POIZTLA.ND LOCAI, 110A111). of it We may light alai ant thens and keep up an agitation in • good company.
two or three years longer if we loke. seven or eight thousand excursiontste in Bout uentoutloo
Black Hone Rotel, provided a capital dinner. This over ' beet mon. the Hun. Gilbert Leigh, of Stolieleigli Abl.key. Thursday last,
.nhort y after mem Al n Lb • •• lad resent•
_re, w.,..7.7 of this nimung be eiven to Dr. Meorbead f.. his voila • A Meeting Was Itetd on Thursday eve ..
.P • Mr. J. I'. SEEIVE.N v
!S IU tion for dein . ing the matter was dlontlay. The cricket match, 15 of Bournemouth v. Lontho
end the cloth being removed, the Chairman, Mr. J. E. The dearth wan tastefully deemed. About haU•past present : .
Dr Stuith (ftemiler). The t aye (mo 1% is. an Mr L Peirce,
able moue as stogeon to the Sanatitromo --(x.iit ' Mr. J. C. lAno, ithairman, Mr. IL Con' ...... • _., ..,. , put ; but only Memel( and Mr. Attwoon voted for it„ and a Imperial Chitems, wee won by the clowns with setto :
There con . . lees thee 1
mid the , Welsford). Me It. if Eliot, Ilev. T. A. Greaves, Lieut.-Col. 0w1....
Strouna kome the ueual hival tease. The team .4 este:sows i eleven tile iwide entered the inicred edifice, leaning en um et„. IDrMh • I, Ite • J Ste he R• • a -f ), „ Mr. It. :A.m.% Mr. C. Mitchell, Mr. T. tootle aa . ... I tar,. mwrity L.,*,,,,L, wickets to spare, chiefly owing to the good bowling of
to the Fine" was trivea and warmly received, , erm of her father, bottomed Ity the bridestositle, oeven in •war. , . oor ea t. . p MSOII, ..A. .. he Rev. J. SteellEneoe seconded the proistsition, wleih ' Attwteal. Mr, E. Comisin, Mr. C. P.. AllareWS, Mr. R. IMe Affimees'a proposition was then put an ..
d cal •al by Caffyn (a Welhkn.kwn cricketer). Poskett, and Eing, seks
Lynes, and twiny ladies. ' Pearce, Mr. J. P. S -riven. Mr S. Pearze, Mr. A. Winter , a Inge meiority, the excellent batting 44 Dale, Ateinson, and Ring • their
chaintian acknowledged the compliment. Seeenil other i nuether-vis. kites Walromi and 51ise Mare Warred '
Ile 31a3er aa moat, was in the chair. Ilia Woasoir wea cameo al ddall'ehed4' c
emmeimentary toots followeL ineluding that ~f " the ; Gistera of the bride). llim Troyte and Miss Cicely Tient, pad 111 ad . 1 t 1.1 'i 'tl ' t• ' Dr. anOODHEID, In acictiow.., ~ . . .
Isl ing the COM 14.ukent, • Otter, and Mr. Iletoy Lltter. 1 Mr. It. PEARCE said if they cas.ied this out as well aa fielding also being verY ;Moth haring a few rathe e„,,
workmen,' the " vice chairman, Mr. Keats," and then all .
. (her neicosk Mi. Fellou et (sister t 4 the bridegroom), • ie i great 1. moire • r. •mi ie memo •In returned Ms .seicere thanks fur the tlattenn•• meets 1H
taking the chair ton this ocriasion, the ZIA annual meeting. c thrums lIAITS AND DIE LOCAL Mean. hile watchin- the muue inave anoth
they did the tiring of Easton Pond, it would be a yes/good. catches. One w e er vim
ilispented to enjoy themeelves in varitom ways. Prepare- • Miss 3L DanieL and Mins Ada 'fgefusis. On reachin and he believol that when the communication which Dr. hich hl' ~ leen ed and (.7r the kind The fire hu • . • h 1' ta of'
w d t e rem ate 21 ...... ectil propos . .
.. onem was to oonseler t e romp aut pot. of "catching a Mali out "-" calling to see bin) when he is
tions were made for the return jountey about eight teclock • the chancel "own tke bride knelt down and remain . Multi:, was &hoot to make had 'triennia& to there. it would en cordial manner in which it had been received. lhough Captain Ilaine t• . the Local .lovernment Board, relative !Or. E. CIIMBER : Especially ''' we put cracked stone five from home. The eleven included, Dick-a•Dites a " dost
he had merely thme hie duty, it WAS, however. gratifyiug to the *Military state of the I stand. do, feet deep -(laughteri. little darkey," aha bat and fast bowler, recently brought
awk after yttrium Malta, Dorchester was reachett about ' ler a few iin silent prayer. The church give the greatest satisfaction to every one present lie lia I.y Coffyn. Onl • • few were, of eou
to tint' that his semi... to that inotitetion had been so It may be remembered that a letter iroln Captain a Some mentloers denied that there were five feet of from Austm
....
.. I rw.
the " 'witching hour of night," all losing thoroughly was occupied by a btrge and fashionahle company
then called on really demos and the xet tip ol was very amusing;
rendered as to meet with the otpprobatioal of that hovel- Haim, dated July 5, called attetition to a letter (rote Calk cracked etone in Easton Pond.
enjoyed themselves. among wit.e. were Lord and Lady Clinton,.llon. Lady . Dr. Set 11l who read the scheme of manaeement of the t ti •• A't 11 1• i •nerstilole he one medical liehes aid rtmuested to la furnishes'. with the observe- A comluittee was appointed to me the work carried out. one representing a " lloblay.' another appearine in a light
GosainanerlONel.StMner SCIIOOI.-The children attend- Huth's% Casein and Mrs. Wakeful, Mr. (~ J. Follett s.atori 'at kngth ; and also the report of the cot l• an• 'dee a'''• ` l d'au ••..t - ' '
' ofbeer to fulfil all the requirements of the Senatoriuni, it bows ef the !tool on the subject. The faltering is . TIIE SURVEYOR'S REPORT. loose dress covered with black letteno and decnied by on,
big this school had their annual excursion last Wedueslay 'he' The bride had • Melt white ""tth 'ire"' Pthith'elY mittee as follows :-
afternoon, Frampton Park, the listial scene of sellout II
I teinenal with Brussels point lace_ Her veil WAS of tu e, i comarrste REMIT. had always alfordol him beach xatisfaction to aid Ur. taiotato Ithins s letter. a omy uf which the Local nevem- belated to several works in comae of being done ; also to of his comrades as "Old Snelling llook." Another "Mort
i Smith in the discharge of the professional dutiesonutected meet Lard cuckooed t- the state of the Grove Road, where, it said, the carriages personage" appeared to have on such • quentity of
fe•tivale, being granted for their merry-making by Mr. i
• fintened oith natural uran e blosenis. In her liaar I ..
g . ._ . .degrowe d In leveeing their 27th annual ra.M of the Weymouth Fortune's Welt Pertland, "paraphernalia as to be scarcely note to run or stints,
i vrith it They had just heard fr. MI OM blealeM report are much shaken.
Sheridan. The thowlentorms of Tue May hnd gi van the sparkled a diainond star, the gift id the bn ,an I Sanaterium the committee have much 14manire in announcing " VadJuns, 1575. tt son) clever evolattions on to .
llr. J. P. Scat VON said before ans seing was done to the Eugene di e tb gr. ens.
that 'aril i 01,100 If • ' fII ' •mituree had
upv. s o $ poor ou snug eoa o
managers much anxiety on the meth:et of the outing, hut around her neck a pearl necklace with diamond pendant.
I tether Her other en I that dic rcalaric j"hecheaci Inn., 11.1. , has generously • ived medical eid within these walls, and lie was sure hir,-In onisomenec ,4 a petition from me to your Honour- Grove Road, he should I"ce to I- low if an> siting 'lel been Of them Dela inade 77 in Ist innings and carried out his
the bet,ektoete of weethemity tht.ntiog ejtd ite ifide ia.,eehea the gift ,4 the bride a father and 1 _ . •
_La
e, Ore , betowel the gram in fee of the Sanatorium. The deed Moon- it must be • sour.: of treat grautieetion to the nuleeribers able 'ter 1, joreeutel on the eitli of retruere, ISil. melon"( received from the Govemuient relative to the lite•vd bat, Potter LI, Capt Atkinson LS King 11, and Dick is•l/isk
death:l-them to -arry out the fete as pre-arranged. Many , mate were a cold aiel dinniond,bracelet, the PI .
trite! 1 veyatice is muipletal. signed by the trustees, sea towelled in Una so B:wintry might be Mid relative to the Sanitary state of tem., the rnea. 14, the total being ele. Fur Bournemouth Carter !tele Ol
os to feel that their Chrietian menet...mere hal loam etch
kind friends htel granted the use of waggons and teams anenteand t.,enanhaer the itr&Ptel I`l,tOteea: lanlassl,v,e , a the Court t 4 Chancery. .
tt the lad denial meeting - - . good fruits. He slid Christien inunitiedime, becaum it was this place. Mr Como...ma J. T. Ilareison held an inquiry on
.. ale CROCKER said a copy of the agreement had been in Ist innings and iti in *second, Lane, Frye, Wanklyn. end
fur the conveyance of the party, thrluding 11r. R. Hill (2). bracelet, wen enteral% Too, an„riltilteo4le.p.
,d..curt informed you the eleloerrnent fund C 5.000 mos muiplete, but
h a fact, though perhaps not generally ktion ,i, that until the thu l'uh ''l 11-m. 1371. end f"end "'Y ththl4.l"is t" he 'ret. received. In nester to an enquiry reeecting the amount Seamier also made double figure, their two innings wen.
Messrs. Crocker, Fenner, dsCo.,Mr.T. Bennett. Mr. Clitfed. i the bridegroom's ut„ iM• he 1 we discovered that wc mule not then invest It, becagi: lfe
i,adu ~ grounded ; 13 coinamicito the local Board were ordered to
Mr. J. F. Hannah, Mr. Cunnington, Mr. J. Fudge, Mr J. dh "in *trimmed with silk of '
mased in ivory-coloured mud a, no legal constitution and roles of Oovetiontent for t I • '
: commencement of the Christian era, uo building was ever at which the Government property was amesstel, Mr. bering Oil The clowna having SCEMNI •41. in their 2.1
no ; take tumours to oapply the sanitary i •
re, terunesiOe of the
, I hot l'rocker sad he undergoes' it was about £4,080, the innings the game ceased. The attendance of opeetaters
ii. Groves, Meer. llolland and Hayman, Mr. Wellman. lour, bonnete to match, with rich ostrieh eon awl marouver vomr Onnouittes still keno- to olnain the
lee sal"
c'l
de k I.l' h • '. : ere•ted dedicated to the relief of huntan sufliering.
heel. I noW Mink dam that se ore. Iy. a oitt.le orocr kaki n
others ant r velvet "CC •VC wore a turquoise frethold were anxious to Incorporate in the Trashr Deo t e
- ''' . ih ' (Dr. Moorhea.l) hatl Mel the mit ilege ot vidting Pompeii, I Verne at CLOW. was not very large.
Messrs. taw and Son, Mr. 11. Damon, and Me.re. Wrieht i •,„ , l „alai,.
t the eft et. the bridegroom The cere- whole of the trustms, the ...time end .other odio as eon- i and thoU.M he hal tdoerved fragmotta of its ancient i died with, and the pl.. renal. in as bad a state slate.
"'mime 4 - drat, • lad defs•tive roads as .er • m .
, Mr. ANDREWS did not think that was •n proper aon to -
and Sots The names will indicate the universal hive]. 1 ''"' NVIXBORNE.
fuze 11.- rf •1 61
oh Ite ' ' Itill ed mood with tle Menatoriern d ' v• It olmsure of , temples etrewn around in rich prot union, he eaohed mn . .cm'll'l .1' , me'. a ."- ' ' ' what the Government paid at Plymouth, Stow:house, and
r „al mony was pe corium ler e v. Lanou y , n ,an wehastei ammonite axe es eollow:
lauthe thathithted '''"Aards the children hl tcmledece c' - ...toted by the Rev. 11. Itraoley, vicar of Uffrultme. The rewriting this Wm that our best here and met sanguine iin Vain for any relic uf • charitable institution capable .. COUNTY COURT, Tuesday.-Before Mr. T. E. P. Lefroy
lot There is nut any water supply to the houses. the 113'"uarri-
classes in the town, and is • pleasant " sign of the , ~_,,_ ...__
....,_ ~I, • her father. Before the Benedie- wishes have heen completely radial. We have not only of ministering to the mental or leelily infirm s
ith- - inhabitants using a liming called FurtUnc's wen. from who, it Mr. 1 Comuert said it was too early to do anything to (judge).
times." The scholars number about 200, and there I ;',.."easw``_'_''..l,o".e.l,aer a)
ma th3e dee sang the hymn comment>. obteinal the freehold ; but we ham got the consent .4 Mr of its inhabitants. So also iu mean Rome ; though la tarried in buckets to the houses blocking the footway, the Grove If." ; what 'her Put ' 1.
there would be ground JOIRVI Syale4l, of Won me. cone merchant, v. oate
are some two dozen teschere, Mr. C. Feeney being super- 1` " .. ""' '' up, and then they would have it dent o underhi". and Mime,. of Gumage, All Saints, fernier. The plaint!'
1• k th 11" Athl .1 d Fr6-I.ric J"h"a"" °sr,- M.P • outd• oleo of our other worthy I remains of the Peeples of all the ancient divinities every- causing great annoyance to the pamengcni, also a nun... to
to _I mg 1 tee we owe was aca . s e tree an
intendant, and ILr. J. Y. Ilannah, secretary. The "e'• ' bc•te la ill 1 htl-W 1 l• tl el " • mentber. lir H. Meanie, M.P., to become trustee.. We hsve , Where abounded. and the Matteotti.: prison e hick still tee hon. in the noolotsommo, would waot the dust cart next week. claimed Sle for manures sold to defendeut, who admitteo
. i %soon • t eciv -e ie et , lug ars was
T. Neate, hLr. and lira Devenish,
_Mies Smith, Mr. and
s. played on the o and the bells leaded forth merrily. now six trustee, and we have obtained the consent of that exists testified to the pweision made by the State for the •• 2.1. Tus Same --Mae )Ir Ilarrison's enquiry a covered Mr. ANDREWS suggested that a few metuben sh•
Quist go his liability to .1;13, but contend.' that amount was all le
Mrs. Fenner, Mee Howe, Mr. F. Mi
-lia and a"Y elh- At the ent orl to Bradfield gaily decorated arches were great. charitable, and noble lady-The Ilarchd,nesii of Wed- punishment of crime, yet archeology had not Yet exhumed drein has lA.. etheitutol for an open one in temeil, atel els. on the Groveroad and do a little- -as bale as roeuble-to owed. Hut Honour recommended the plaintiff to accept
friends of the pelmet were present. The young peore , teeter to become Patron of the SanatoriUm. with gir Frederic any fragment of a public budding set wart fee the cure or on toe elle of Forttute's Well a covered meta, drain has been prevent the ciu eages being thaken about They could the amount tendered, which he ultimately did, without
erected, one of which bore the following weeds :-
assembled radiant awl eager for the enjoyment, wth ' Johnstone. Bart, M. P., the lonl ot the manor. You will really mitigation of deease. It was, then, tin crowning glory of bid, itoo whieit the refum from the house has been mii or then go to Farmer Hodder is and have some eider - the case being heard, the defendant also to pay 15e., the
" Hoitour, lualth, and marriage among.
numerous flags to display on the way. Teachers mingled lotteecentinuol and increeing ; I believe that a this has not been accomplished without much 1 Christianity-euobodying that fundamental principle of drained ; but this is open from Albion Terrace to the sea, (Laughter). cola of the summons.
with them in the waggons and they set out a happy Hourly Joys le, still upon you, correspotideitee, much anxious thought, and event! tweeting* love to our neighbeur -to testify by its work of cliaOty rut •• by tee roadside a plea portion of the say, converting Mr. MITCHELL offered to give some stone fit for the Grimy Mae t 4 Hinton Mille Miller, v. Laersollot Marc
party full of hrightnem and spirit, humshing eprope of Heaven shed her blessings on you.' 1 Myour committee. its divine origin. In other words, the character of our w•hat wail Soneetly a gutter for water into a very filthy drain. purpose, and to have it loaded into the carts if the Deed of Wuribonte. painter. Mr. Moore, ef Witilhorne,ap
nothing out of the very gaiety .4 their hearts and wall Immediately on their arrival at Bradfield after the cere- 'The remainder of our task will be comparatively easy, and relispon, a* oppeied to other systems, was to be measured leo schente of sewerage for any pirtion has been &dom.', the would cart it away. for the tolaintitt, and Mr. H. T. Trevani.m, of Ike" es is
their flags delight.' with the brave ehow. KinMnE monY. the bride and bridegroom, the lorideentaids, and the our first duty after this modieg wall he todevise the 'mot mem'. not by the number and eplendour of our sacred edifices, oatmeal remaking as Mr Berea saw them rumble fmni On the motion of Mr. E Preaes this was agnsed to. the defendant The parties are Imotliendtolaw. The
shouting they went on their way. and reemed to enjoy I rid terns hest man. weft succeefully photographed, in tor Investing the tnelowmelit fund to bring in the largest but rather by the hoinage olienel by self-sacritice at the ono menthes to another, when overflumsl, to the great lt, lei- ADJOURNMENT Or ME SANiTARY oUILSTION. claim was for 1:10 les., the value of a pig stye and Mi.O.
the ride immensely. Happy they to find pleasure so cont.
a group, by Mr. 0. AngeL of Exeter. 111 ere was a dis- ; anted income without any liossible risk. I •
shnue of charity. Ur. Moorhmat, in coneluoion. menred ment of the Walth of the inhabitants. There are hues. which The Board had now sat nearly three hours. Mr. Tkvanion, for the defendant, at mice affinitted
ill the'
plete in :me:, 'napes delights I Arrived at the glorious tietutehed peepeey eaterweedatneadoehlowoa, tea day. , "To tbt.e object your conmett. will at woe ir ; those preseut that while the molical officers could not but have neither close causymd, io which a vessel is used, and Mr. B. STONE proposed that the coutoideration of the having reMOVI.4I the pig sty," and shed, but eteted the
Wg, whose etuerald flooring is studded with etately , ' attention.
Dieing the afternoon Mr. and lion. Mrs. Walrond gave a • • 1 feel grateful to thew and other kind friends of the its contents startol on the leech, or the male portion Use Um Government Board letter, on Captain Ilaina's complaints. evidence of hie client would show he bought them abon
od. Dr. Smith continued that he thought it would not be out
is the children were soon enjoring thesurelves in . n rarty, which was largely and fashionably attend . Sanatorium for their coutinued sanction suit suppn-t, no beach. he adjourned till Monday. Ott years ago of the previous occupier, and in letti Moaned
of lace if he_proposed a vote of thanks to Sir Frederic !I efforts ou tlitir art should le wautink to carry on the "Sol. Tits ROAns are in a etate of mud during winter, and
youthful panes : and it was good to see the completeness 1 rd.'
he chi dean attending the Bradfield School were enter- • d P ' Mr. E Conata proposed that they go on with the his landlonl's moment to rebuild the place. After hearittg
with which the youngsten abandoned themselves to the t
co. ; Mined at tat in the schoolroom, and the tenantry and 1 ohnstone. They had already voted Sir Frederic the work of philan' Ulm y and thus math:that institution, new everything is emceed with a cloud .of dust. An applies. tuatter now. -Seconded by Mr. ATfWOOLL the evidence on this point, his Honour expres...l las
pleasure. Laughter the merriest,
f" the aimP'""" , the choir of Uffculme Church were provided for at the i .
thanks of the conimittee ; but it would be their duty to 1
- , with God's blersing,Pro fultil ite bigh and noble mission- tion was made by the ratepayers of Fortune's well bathe whole Mr. J. I'. StlgivEl said he Was willing to stop till 11 Or opinion that defendant was entitled to • judgment en tee
unalloyed gaiety reigned supremo Seine of the hT
George Hotei, I.lficulme. The preseute were both numer- t ols the tit ks of the con mittee but the tbanks
give eo o "
Han
th _ 2 .
that
the
cordial (enplanes). lie then Ino
. paled "That the lest thanks of Panic of the Island tamol through that sort of the town) for 12 „.ciore. grounds-eis., that there was a special agreement between
playedcricket; acoupleof owingswhich Mr. 11 ill hal kind y . tl ' etl af three o'clock tile newly
cm and co• y. She y ter ,of this meetang. e erefore pretend this meeting be given to Thuma.s Baker. Esq., as surgeon- the hethl Iteer° te use the water-cut a that ort bt w
I • u " 111 e adjournment wee carried. defendant and hie former Lendlord, and secondly the sheo
eel thoughtfully provided, gave amusement to young- ,
wedded pair left Bradfield. amid a ehower of slippers and thwanks of the.eure rigCl:hn:rtigids4rt
f the lianatorium
...... ,_ , _ dentist to the tenet orient." refuted on the 14ea that that 11110 part of the lidainl could not Mr. J. P. Scan Ex said the matter was most important 6.c., were not peeved to have been fixtures at all.
and al -of both sexes, some roamed about the park 1
' a burst of c•heering for Bathealton Court, Wiveliscombe, i sp en • r
vto St *red es .m I thr nm Lieut.-Colonel STEWAILD seconded, remarking he was b. water.° unhws the wh•de eae 1-1": ‘..... of this pea, and ought not to have been put off till this time. Parr! Saisitmg, Friday.-Before alr Parker, chairman, net.
enero
g us gift of tile freehold of tbe Institutt'on-(ap- destruction to the wads is the stone tratlic the anther of carta
&Mitring the varied magnificent trees and lambing at 1 „._
a..
t of Mr. iL G. Moine)+, en route for the Isle of &Inlet about to say be wished toothache was deeitledli a It was mentional that when the matter Was brought C. J. Glyn, Rev. J. 11. Austen and Capt. Mildly.
the quaint legends some of them bear, others got a peep at I '''' lause).
1 Wight. There were rejoicings also at Stanford, the seat P - , ... - - female complaint-Daughter). lie did not grudge r. Wien with from sto S tole; that pass hely has much oneremed before the Board first some of the members wanted to lay Mr Ckorge Deur . a grocer residing in Wimbonleoluare,woi
1 120 Rev. T. A. L Games's seconded, and tne mouon lately, tearing up the roads in tamp weather aa a plough, it . the „ewe ,
the gardens, a few went to the dairy aml wonderingl
of the bridegroom** father. The servanta of the home llaker the credit clue U. hilot, and wished he might lung summunol by the Deputy Chief ColkStable, for wilfully
admired its exquisite fitting., the river with ita great fts I
1 an,l the empfoodo on the estate were entertained with •• m D .
as unaniniously adopted. continue to exercise his prufe.ion iu the Sanatorium tn
• altheugh a tram lee from the quarries to the Railway. Thas 31r ArrwooLL said it was done on mimeo to shift the obitrusting the foot pavement on the 20th ult. by then ml
attracted ot.hero. and oh ! one boy in his excitement fell - ball and supper, everything 'eine supplied on the met 1 r. Suing ne p
xt roceeded to read the the kind way he hal hitherto dom. heavy trek is very detrimental to preperty, abating the • If al th de d' h 4, there plain/ • quantity of cheese tberoun.--Mr Tromest
n,„ Dr matter o tuge er. On the un rstan mg tat i
in. and had to be taken to the laundry, anti be dried, and
• bountiful acne. MEDICAL IMPORT. homes so much sa tu crack the silage in one case owe
The Rev. J. LYNES ptoposol the following resolution:- ' sl ttuld be demoted to-night, both Mr. Scriven and he eon- appeared kr the defenimt. -P.C. Adanis proved the ..o,oce
to fall. It is also dangerous to Ide and .ither street leak, '
mangl.l, an.l all the rest of it, and he wee laat heard t 4 1 "There le never much variety in the ntedleal report of any "Ma the bast thanks of this meeting be given to the and sal Yr "awe refused to remove the e 1.., e'en
- not . Mum able to avant any other vehiele, and being wo ~
wilted that the other business should ore on first
serape,' up in a blanket, sipping A Clap Of teal. SLA one CATTISTOCIE.. I medical charity, the int:Mors attending MI ill and Olit-patientS. coturnittee of management, and that the members pro- requested. The Bench warned tbe defendant and Stud Imo LI
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might at an hydrupatltie establlshltielit ; and it is to le . ' and the result., form the chief subject, and I have to report to reed st the last geueral meeting do form the committee ,
unwieldy that tenting the corners ea the %nary and Albion ilin CHAIRMAN said the majority of the Board wag
and Ils costa
v ARCHERY. -Among the prnetakers at the Cry tel Palace
o- - ----.- -ou that dere, the had IV in- Patient' Anewent it always goot the wrong sale or tea reed I hHe &menet Mr. AttwoolL
e, thaw° " wateg r I.unehl • Wt!11 "moki;l4l telen3aue felt.:3rrtti'e Archery meting on Thursday is Mrs Palairet, who won sox 3 6 P"t• ruhr "u "".. I. ur the ensuing year.- As one of the committee himself, in the parish of Manion. and
seen tht..4., eats moosize, the stone falliag far on the (massy in Ilr. ATrwoont said it was promised by the Board that „4.11 Bremer; of , 11.eggene. ._ • . ,
llat a) ards :„ Mr Pahang under trodment . that Is to asy-et last year's meeting them , though perhaps the humblest and of the leset ell'unenm, some ..I.ai klUillg.liad in others maimilogehe horses • a boy Fad if they would take the other matters into cutoideration "..""me o'oet. of o'neoll Wellman, an mia•Pamme of Imeedont.
bEedGees,-...- out Mer.s.sheri.l'an'eshn.d•rwibouse wax lent for the 11' e e
a1.:ire...7470 tga.tr theibesit':numberYof g.Ods-k. were P. toil.; tif.atti:ze t and 1124h7 bieirsa an.n.r4o,lwtrounil Ihe should not be expected to say much upon the resole- aloe to Mill to avoid the mon. There is also a grosidstkiamy first this should be gone ou with afterward. It was not M,ltei nem a'ne•Man'ed _hk the 1,!-I•C..,,fr 1,,elll! i.'w!. dm.ek,
preparation.% eel this is ..." eften Oine that thy mei in !
ethEwra t. 11; VrlllatiN.l. -On Sunday evening there was tel.?' 1 tuta,lll,„:,,„aia,,crec„M„: reeedeedr 6..1%7.01 The ', tion, but would commend it to the kiudeeceptiou of those ,o ~,,,,,,moodmi,a eor I.tot itaantligerS ; not any footway from convenient for eome of. the members to attend so fre- te,,,r,amopeues,elettrlleeralello.etesti:•:Ziekaethol,,
an: ;nit. en,awli .4
charge know eseetlY vele" wnna..i• alai 'Pre` ale it ell 1: r• • attendanee of the patishionere at the National alot . 4 u th Kai •nts amained in the eanaorium , Premnt, especially es otta many sem Wits. Gs believed Alhion Cnscent to Coll.:town, or from llie Railway station, on quently, and that was uhy tt wasput off. IL was not • late
with the utsuoit c•r•di will. Many of the teachere tlevoted • e .• e
n Sch.l...:* to bid tbe Rev. Keith Henry Barnes and Miss • •.,..1
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,',,,. t..., 2,2 w ki. The tete, the duttes of the eummottee were nut olicrults, as So much either eide of the way, or on the New Road abom the Aloe of Moue now ; only 20 minutes to eight his elle, was fined loe and Os costa, or 14 days hard label%
themelves to rutting up the bread and buttm and Vase, ee -The fines sere paid.
Barn. farewell. The rev. gentleman !Oat.' his reason ! number of ill- *twill. ailllettist Silleu the op: 'g of the SUM. devolved on their worthy acretary awl treasurer ; but. the Lmal ItaM, and no ...resew to the street. In any ohms. Mr. E. ColluEN :We tan stop away and then the re-
m.. Hose, of C0ne...111,1ml excellently made, and it wee . . II bad tI• bl account of ill • , ,_1.., . „„, .....
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_., ...„.,, e, hurt speaking for the committee, he might say, whether cob ge the Loml Bora IS the goecruing bely, and levita a rate on eponsibility will rest upon thme who are here. Caaries A mirews of Vermouth was summoned be Coop
i arty of ler rengning• e In' Imn ac• mt t"ne"' an `es. il "'"- `'"'"i^"'"iini ""mil"'"'" 'me lectively ur indeeduall • each of th .: w eel be I.lighted - 11 k.'lb 1 4 th Earl 4 5t14.1. Is!
korno,• game viper In 0 cnii. oy 4 c • _._levi.....n,
Wielitnnt.lY ttlellreetat'l• Sulmn.lacallY the la' '''' '. 'h • Ith to ''tl- rk in the parieli as formerly. a 1 3., . .. u u .4. mete house for lis%l purrisult, ia it legal or allowed for the Ur. Arrwoote said that directly the reporter catoe in
Made of the trees. ea . east rue uo An- I report :- for triamasing in search of game, Oit Sunday, the 0,11 ult ,Mt
friends took tea together beneath the , therefore, after comfit' consideration, thought that he I Prom the country •••• •• •• ~,, to ease forward at an> time to further the interests of Overman ef the Local Wool to pay unt of the public nee for the matter was ahelved.
Ilea ttt it ue the sky became overcoet, and there were pre. '• •• ' this valuable inetitution. If au • had 'et to learn the the remota of his me rl which .rotrutlid Mout eve feet into the evident.' del toot quite seedy the magistrates and the
usin- the slum' bught to make way fur a more active man. A very I From Weymouth .• .. •• ... ... ... 2,2 1 3 . . . I . I Mr. S. PEARCI (jukiagly to our reporter): lion AM a eeheesent het tho wee&
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tnonitory grusublines in the air. ea ~ •
yho . handsome alleles containing photos of the parishioners, i __ , advantaggs of such an institution let them visit the sick the fostay and was a nuisance : LI
an_ alau the putting of new dangermta 111441, sir. A rtAur Stout. William liabijood, Edwin Mart and Sidwy
Maallitura to ecan anximmly the weather prognostic:a. egg , end needy in their humble dwelling., and then Collie Anil ornamental steps inside 1111 grown's, a sum of, I believe, neer
i r r .J 1 groups .of st•leol children, and imerier of the church, 11r. G. Aetotews said'''. was very glad to seethe reporter ihibv„od, nu of mole 1.,,,,,,,,,,,, ihn„.
onatun, were sail:roof
children, however. Ita resumed their games, sum, mote • vi.dt theist here, where they are well cared fur, well i 44.1 weedier. idso for lieu to CAillia the footway to be under
. ekilfully elmeted by Ole. Pouncy, of Dorchester, was there, and he hoped he would make it suit his convenience by 15 illimu Hooper, of Eddins, gamekeeper, fer •
poaching -0
Ole tea and cake, otiritedlY resembled for the remain ,
ti
en , . 1 hulloed, well feta and every comfort and consolation repair from March 'sit to February 1e75, to the inomvaienee
1 ntotl by the nehooltuaster, 11r. le Manley. who. to rum next Monday. the Oth ult.-Mr Atkinson metered fur the &Mandate --Mot
ir ttttt th' ,th° "I C'ei. "r 'see" hi"reit'' Mr. W. 11"haM st:id the teachers and childretatteeply regretted alr. Rae. ' aaminiotered to them. The committee had the greatest .4 tne general public, became he would nut allow his steps t° Uur reporter promoted. and the meeting seParated• was fined Ms sel Os mete Hart an old offender 30e mule
; in...reliant, 113.1 kintlly given tow .. emo , 'demure in congratulating Dr. Mouth moon the commie. be removal.
2rueer 01"' Pr'd- • • k 1 dark till culinin- ' departure. and hoped he would oblige them by accept- -.es- coma- The Deo Ilabgoods were allowed to go quit.
the treat. But it bemuse darer an. er s, . '11." baA, beautif WI fitted, •• •• •• •• •• - - ty pag , nation of that which wa. the nearest and dearest to his eth. On new Mum. being built, is it not the duty of the WAREHAM. William Meade's, a shoemaker, of %Timbals, was charged
Ming in 3 awart shower. awl, a .
Der Mutt bad 'wool, it waa ,iL A oilver-muunted travelli „ . _
was alsoyresented by the curate, the Key. b. r. owing. Load Kuril to we owl sanitary ems tum'od ou as are
--- „ heart. and which he luel oo feelinglY Placed before them - ' - 1 ecal t' - Couto) PETTY SESSIONS, Tweelay.-Before Lieut-CoL with stealing the sum a 4s, the property of his master, Mr
thought advisable to return home toos quickly ail feasible. , ... ~,,, 25,456 • tka tkionting, And he (Mr. Lvov.) weuld Amply sit down reuloite for the pane health, also to see that 110.01
All Were 'obey -..-1 1 i
„ t-terce. es tbe W•Ligoll.i, and they oet out ie° •••••e's nettles. - --. 1 with the oloevatien that be sineerely truited, with God's ere eafely and 'irately built, nut to be • ilangsr to the Memel, Mr. G. H. Bond. Mr N. Bond. Mr. W. kl. Calcraft, Mutual Tomer, a atemaker, In the leigh-nad, Wimberly:, on
Mr. F ler an.l :3 Ilawkes. worth.
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.1,..., the 12th ult -The ionsoner who had been In trouble bays,
for home tte blithe toe cricket. Happily the min cleared i MAIDEN NEV/TON. mhatataimi.
.. .. .. .. ... 2.4.0 blessing, tine Instit tali et ungitt lioun-.1. ionol pr.esper and . . ,• . Jetta Murray, of "sumeridge, Georye ffeor, of Yorhiteway absconded immediately after the Weft, and was aporehmoml
nate and mond before ,
off , anil all reached Dorchester t_. . . .. ___ .. 1...1M '„ go on from strength to sticleill. --(apple'. 00. tnn. A 6 rad was oreeno to DC along the olge
Ind the 1 Mealiest. SUMENS.--Mr. Joim Itehdall, son of Mr. R. th by P.C. resell at a publichouse al tit loonards Hens tl
a tbe ra1.,1 Corny at Fortune'. well itcetito safety of Pea J.... Si"e'od• of Helton. Pethio Horde.. of Winfri . .. • • . • .so a
eight tithsek. It wee a very pleasan alines. , 0,0 ' Dr. aluottimau had very great pica.ire in scivinlin4
li. it 'if ee ' M. Bendel' haa tamed Ilia examination and obtained the Samuel Ltariirs, of West Lulworth, and Mr. J. S. Swalkeldi 4th 'mt. Th. el idence sso very modusive, mid the prisoner
cOletnkiligling ..f tots ig.4..1k who So $0.1‘.1.5 ini:sit it _ tit... r 7,340 . the noolutem. The c,neunittee 44 iiitilagennint lied heen 1 en'emeers I te. web thew he been da.
tr.lut aof the Royal College .4 levloicians a Lonaon. •• •• • • •• •• , theeled tondo -The Deist ' Chid Cooyealooe mid the del •n-
-. • •i.,i . . • The Town waa °o'er.; to Lc hhtml ;it wee so during the of Milne. were reteactivelY charged with hoeldog a t.oe :. r--•,-• .3 _ . • _ . - -.-
awl wary mother cannot but IMF., the balktkielt Viler u I iL i ,
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_,._ , . , , _ •• • .._ • •.th tl.• • • 1 hfi el Kee lai • ass • gissi Won•Inall, olit A Iwo Vlciell. to in 11111001.1100.-
11,0401 ell
- PeTrT Smaimis, Tusolay. -Before the ayor ( r , NATIO. el. • - --- ' • • I $ liner ini 111 intil wiwil tilv•ru was eel talli not tei ue inooilluthi, • et ou a Imes, ant were MC n
; yi.iin, bUt tliey had leen be. 4 regular in their ,dten.lance. iI . ,I, •., tiZe •al Ili ao mu, h • • 1 '
, selpott, was held on Tuesday let, and wm cunductel by st mote yen. Inca. u me 1 ( at it lute ale Henry Lock, Mark Cobb. Watkins CAndit, and Thienas The Bench oententoel him to two nootithe hard labour wider
Main Ilunoetti itml Mr 0. Ikt ent..h. 1 aud the ituiteution was much indebted to them fer their Jurisdiction Am
llv W. I'. Treoirthem WM. iospector, and Mr. T. bloweto a hum... mei sery dark) no gm was lightol and the Purchase, all of Bee l' • • were charged with being the nemnarY - •
/hue., /totem awl thoo,•1 Taylor. fanners defended by Mr ; tau
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on I servieee-(applausta. lutipo me luole taken Sam'. drunk arid riotous on the of July. -P.C. Bishop -
etk,,,e,,, ,4 toesoolford, apparel to s Stlintilions at the ililltallall IM. lorimii.. II •t ii tM..!
_..tu .!nri. t?r s .1 th 1 The Rev. J. STEMIENSON proposed the next reolution- - KINGSTON.
a Ilr J. It. Tm10r,.4 the Plea M nether* 1 ttttt for being the Mester s certificate :- Mr. ',eosin has done an i. • 11 IL d. 1 "That the cordial thacks ut the uteetang be mem to the .•-• .• - '"'
Seivs •livilivi or rattier collecting the refuse from the house'. *tato! he saw defendants come out of the Royal Oak, and
drunk and diaonlarly a Jule Yana exielleut yetr's work The new! is in eery wettl order, Ma M' f It k• l• ' tk•••tto•I' ..-11. II
. .. .. .. _ as to en LS 111. nisi in a 111„ it t 1a1r..41. ~..r e.s. 1i,„,,,,,„ 0,,,,, .„)
limo may dom .•ace a wen.; a tart ....Alamos at the top of when they got into the street they were very nolo. NEW CHußcut -The new church in course of erectiiM
L•olliiilsitiant =id : on Friday evening , 1
week I 1... k part in i and all Um classes am carefully and most surcessfully . .. .. . AI. ability with which be has preodol ever the itrece.lings. Geed time) we at a seedy pace down ineking me of bad language. th Kish I*th ' ' ' '
it wee along tine before he by e t I on. e harl 44 laden an thus village bids
rowletteil, and stunting leome tawl,t„.• Sem., ef ties angst teml on the memion wme , the Matt the driver without a bell, nor duce he COIIIIIIIIIii Id d f dents home. Lock was lined 7a ed. and fair to BUrpaSs ill beauty all modern churches in the
tate cou get een
I_":!..th' r"..4.1n,1'11.1;1-1 :1; the ot ii- • • trunk Dallion k. f 'LA Fttle look just pulaishol by Mr. .__.. 7 • S lle (Mr Sit.!phensml sums mei MO* sea, iiiie of Whet ne , aee eh.; Neje,. ~„ p,t,., ...y in., ,4 inek,„2 hie pee,„o, cmto ; Colob, sst. and costa ; Gould, 2.1. fel. and costs ; and county. The tlesign is Aiurely erly Enolish and the
wan 'W. ..341 mois e.cinlants ...ere, $4 1 VerV • • . . tit ell roin • rapl I . .i 1
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.. T • - • • •• 1 6 might rdi the Inoght.t locettliga IM. Sulith 10.1 had sines
had a Iselk .4 sat water, al. 'l,t) ho mama for brandy, bet , 310,...„.... 11., 1000a.,1a,,,,,„, ',aft,. a.. oo , a , ,
0p... kitoati •If the mime ts teased by the rowlsl.le. in • beeet or nirehy„,, 2,. ond gee exterior and interem of the edifice are ot finely w0rk,,..1
my dauglocr refused U. serve . . a w
I 11.""' the" beg.' thr"w- both word& and ItlllsiC, mAS to practet their repectsve - .. . • •• 263 0 he coullionired tee 4issi ....el: in comeeton w Olt Ile- im- 1 tub, m take,. it ; but wit...lonm. a din bin .4r dust hole that coe so e.t.a, woineeday.-Before Mr T. E. P. Larto •
= 0 ). stone and polished marble, all found within • rude of the
. .. •• •• o portaid. imPlostio op. Sneaking tor hisamli LS W.-II a., those • 0i.,) he i.. any 1...u.ve. Mu scavenger
hog the eels aster Intl inem the plack ,an hen asked to be i .„,,te mea not attempt {tinder.' The Maim. Was very light may 18 original Patti, and lam The stone used externally is the knot locally eidled
the. Wore, to ' '-' --- • ••• •• •• 29,. "„. , Present. he was stare they al inlt thaukfid te beve Mken . wet est do wo, thus rendering like inhatiitant• liable to peewee- eight judgments Moog teamed. " Purleck Burr,- of which Corfe Castle is built. Alsoit
quiet wet," lam iv nee here, and base many 1 44 . 1 . • • • • • •• "I " part in so innestant u tasting as the presetd, lewati-,• it tio from the oteector td nuioatom.
tt.in • I hare Wog tboug it , wog tus ASSOTSBURY. ri401114( SICPCII.II, our., arid Co., gwanage, v. Barnabas Ma stonemasons are employed, all belonging to the Ancient
gim pm a ins•• ....I h. . 4
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i / v.iu told was au occasion u hidi would be alwaye toted beak ou i " I love the bowie'. W be. Mr. Viney, builder. Carisbrook, Isle of Wisht -Claim 22 54 al for Company t 4 Maddens of the Isle of Purbsmk, an.l the
fn." letter 1 h•e'l feee ''''''e /'e • ''' eumeth'n° 'l4 . TIM ALOE IN FLow Lit - A eplotalid Spei•illien of the - •• • • " .1! e,. , and rentembered with thankfulnes,, anti he um sore me ' •• yioar mint ohedictitservant, stone, ordered and sent by vesso.-Defendatit did tita miser, work is beitm executed in the beet Moto the w.lde Lel
itty falter." I opliid " I know .4 taubing I have W )
giant al, te juet coming into Mower fie to be *Mt •• '• ••• • • •• --.; ,".. . and all congratulated Dr. Smith met heartily mat having ,
baba detrimental to you." Iwo,. then Pahl " You ere a -
4 Abbutobury, ie the grounds of the Earl of Hamster. '. • • •• '• "'" I • bl •to• • te it •- I • . "W. Foes HAMS. slut had not ocknowlolged the receipt of the goods except by marine Ito expense to make it a memorial worthy of his
,I t.ou relhol niy father, an 1 2, 2 Kell • e 4IVe •Cill milt a „ism sport, and to tell thew •• ,-... ,A: tio. i....c.laottnitittld Mord at tins place do pay.. the freight to the option -Judgment forthwith. liberality. The architect is Mr. Street, of Loudon.
liar. a-- thief, A-- r4t,tne, se . ____,,
m have •• • • •• •• . , hos ited Isei Mooed 1.1....,,, in Monts"' lerhkking', Mel of nit F.,. 1n.....•4 I.• e or) ..to your emvious mho., mmeot you jemcs Ilkounu, Woolbridgc, v. Gcorye flout. -Claim 3.,
Ime prove it Veal are • ticket-ol•kelVe Man : Slid yi
th. UPWEY. I the Sneive.S atteilliie, eio elfort s They all Mery the erler the ...tool, work Po be Me c, charging it to the balance due on the examiste of a hone for pita-order for ---
110 right to keep a public-P.IM Maki Tflyillf ;MI I Ir. -----
BANE lint...Y.-This pretty neighbourbotel was visited eiga it 1 aUCcess of this illvtitUteek Wild Mainly AM: to the lieart-1111.1. • rates payment forthwith.
two het noon it, Peret.e.t.r ^ 11, hat•butt Tml.; I.dalery ~
ry Rh by a gre d meaty parties ini %Misty albumen last. The oe.d, I soul &vent. of om men to the work. What a lesom it I mai; elo.oiaa•• •I. Ilea the additional matey to be mkt in Lionel Phillips v. James Fry, labourer in the May pits,
_ word to tree thst he mes : I deth."4 h. 'e "e' • . - • :. .1 10l al ta • many peroons being
.1 Made " I told him I nesd not eene , trainst tors ..a. s most seems, .. ~ .. in 13 8 1
' taught them of what une man, who wai tlioroUghly consequene,..4 potentate toying local rams. he pledged le Warelien. Defendants sUe amazed, ad produced her mew
teroo-pettny. worth .- -- , •
ious tor ine. slot I should not do it , unalde to sit duirn. Alla there were also many minim:es - , -• I i wrk • uld tte,ollll.lksb • Idit at the elm toy tan iota' a eto •my
.. . „ e,s 6a , engatat li au, to ~ .•, , , Mune:: borrowed fur sanitary armee P.M, Which ahowed that Ils IM of the amount Manned-LA Is
a'M .ed 1.a.1)1 ai he 'tam"' if • ' • remark respecting the , full of visitors. The hills. wool+, anti +teethes were well sr 11 8 tilue, unless lie lout the 0.11.1i..11.4 I menus, fillell 211 ne te.w or itomatemsots." ;a -had beci. told and lot given credit fue.-verdict for V) Ma
11° th'" n''''. nir '-wl " "th.se. moth " don't leave us , explore', and the visitors seemed to like the place very ~ $;,,, 03 ; saW are tt I bite, as well as the Amp. ot of th....„e who Lot The ae ,aer of the 1..m.d Rued (Portland) was Ili tad, at a. 1_111.1( month.
brandy. 1 eel " If you," lilua tt iii 4. 1 .. ..
xenon observed " I much. --- intluenee in the toWn, Snell as their worthy Mayer, lee had follows: -- Waller Sommers, grocer, Wareham, v. Glory Lee I', Vae. -
premises. I Shall Send liw the r.thee: . ~. ~ I
have nothing to .L. witli the police : I have ann. intctitionany - gir.o it 2 no doubt Dr. Smith wool.' have felt Memel( weak at
.. . , "July 10th, 1675. Claim ..1 los 44.- Defendant's Micas...net mot 4i:ie.:A...wing
Iv •tat ilk Colise•liienee .4 Ninon WEYMOUTH. The NI AMOK said he was sure they hail been very pleased times, .it Was toils atant tip,. persons who held positioits I • . .
'oat , on, I I ~1 41k.. el. les tin. reevipt .4 yoUr the money ; but it was slterwards vlicitml that she dmilkal that
to leather you." 1 changed rs . . _
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and ssyhtig • NOW , )011 -.- . Olt )1 OWNSUIVe.4 More& -Mr. George Board, eon 4 Mr. with the report of Mr. IL Eliot in the absence of his of induct*: elitou t
It come forward mei help a; their worthy letter of the atl. July inot., enclosing copy of a letter r• mired the goods were obtained dna. her busband-s latiikruptcy The
tAking hold .4 my um .
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tetiow _ i .1 They gave hin, their hearty Mau Mr Wle Haim a wetter of the Mani Will take pl.. °nice of discharge was mo in, and un looking ov,.r the account
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. and I went to another ed 1, T. Itoartl, of Weymouth, has passed the fleet bachelor of father. It showed that the institution was now in a per Mayor wax really to 0.
Imy Mk came between • .• . • • f Lam lon ' ~,, howl ter... it. a few .lave, 21,4 I e ill 0.. lay the letter let .n. tla. tuewbms it was seen that the gosh were supplied previ..us to the Dodo
tne and wan &boil to strike me, alio . i the flourishing ottelition .4 the thaute AIM felt gratefel to boo tor ha
e ~, 4,, , ; arts sxamination of the Univentity .. . . . ,„e„e„t•
.1„,.,0, on, I, . . „, . or' f••reeit yoU their eloserViti..icioll it, a rommted. ruptcy ; but lentil! elope! that payment. hy pools hul Men
us end tried to push bhp away. The sennam sp. . an, ,
,- a „ Stliallts' Hogs:, -This eacellent itatitutiou el being Institut it was an important a uu• ••II• I • l maul antics to licr.riii
not pleasing part of the sot is presen, s. t. ka. . . ,
I • mode., all he hal to prooele .
constable we althea- The le"t"." I" eT'W! eeeleee.e. the arin enema, we presume in anticipation of the arrive' proceelings that fell upon the trea.surer, eel a must la and he (kir. Steldienana.on ) „. , " I Mil, I:i.litlutiluie 3..tirlln•llicid servallt, lieule Mum. -I lid lb tttt oar poiutol InAt that the debt woo turned
" Ricllatio NICHoLIkt IIoWAIM, by the SWUM .4 lannietions, ed, while grantee; plai .tiff an
1 I ' h et • Otht 1 pl emetly matiaged as those in which he
stelendant Taylor beating ..11 the table The Serge-nit Wog ! e the I.han,,,A Flee, Th,lement„, of the place haVe been very gratifying to him to he al. eto ming sue a repo tom. nit et at c • . ,
Damon teat .4 then Taylor. I lawn tool shocking language.
! a nmeh appreviatol that emt year it Wee quite full and there to-4ay. His Wtmehip proposed a vote of thaike to had been engaeol that day -laeldeao•;! , •
, a " Tim Issal Go, ..1.4Me0l 1:441•41, Whitehall, Loathes, tate " taahtakete
" t lerk to the Mani. adjounduent, Methanol him that he would have le, tuoet both
pofemhous were Nab nod. If I had not hal the assistasme of I
1 time when doe sailors were here, and there was no place Mr. Flbot, for Ws sorra. as treasurer. Lieut •Col.mel STEWARD. in sem...Wittig tee reedutem
I love done
the 'ohm I don't koow what I slimil, „ . ~ to stew away ehipwreckolerews. A recreation mom is to Dr. envie Lad mat pleasure in seconding the vote of remarked the Mayo. id We) Is bad always mine for. r
•-•''''''lll •Itif • i a• • t... Ile ""'t" -
• A furllter letter of the gutl'August, waste the following Thomas Stevens, sear, v. Frederiek Edetainds - (*Lim Eli
13. ed. Ile. part.. sable at awanage, sm., acuoninik; to
Mr Symonds es:pre:eel Dalin. that the phoe did not loik
lie built, an.l over it a hol•notel with aersantin.slatim Mr tjumhs. They were greatly in.lel4o Ito Mr. Eliot on :di Ward ./11 .0.141441unki .4 chant) am as xa u soma. .• Mr, lat dirood bv tho I, .eal Coventimna Bard to pladire ...mt. the dthaidant and hie outer Weil as ttttt u
up the men. tt tr„ma mild tom be :pored to live :mmHg
I I sues otos it ip.1401,011 the 111400 Win Ile rendered More oerationa for the Inatome in which Ite had ;whited in Ints- holed Mo •:e•-• e. .. . -.•- ~ . aet.i,•.aledge tle• Is oset .4 veto tette .4 the loth u tin.. and quarry .4 him, and were to 'mien stoner hw kis lksie• Th..y
Complainant said he WIWI at the time he .1 1.1
• _sm._ sin tt ,n •
, o nnfortal 4e. Me T. I totem is executing the work, which banding their Itioney. for without such a trueurer they thew and to lend a helping moo u. limit teatime ol Dale 144 ',lend 3..11 tit 4 tile I Weirl arc desirous .4 beim; furnished owed him cab xa Its Bd, me drew on the wore 5:2 5., each, but
them 1,1 is expected to c... 4 tale would not Moe been in the flourishing state in which they kintl--(mtplailse). 40i. th • oisieri.di.nni of the portioid Li.cd it „,,,i sith refer. tho 0..4 m. the work. Th.:defence wee that E,hounds' lin slier
erressesaM I: I was me elaff.l by the men about lis „ „
int iimit•Fra ISt Null Cott ECTIONSatSt Mary's( 'lurch were that day. By the way, be we reminded that he ti ..te 44 thank • Mooned
hart The Mama, itt restion.ling to ••ie •. v. •...... to the Ittla f Mt' lines, a coio• of which WWI forwarded t.•,k the IVOrk, and he (Prederick) wee not liable. eloilitiff put
songs I had been stooeme. There h i
.1 mi. r Mt ore lose sm)
i 14 Were £l2 le. IJ. ;at St. Jehn's, OM ss. ; Trines,. just received a sum of tttt me)
• for the eanaton from a it had atfonied him Very gneit plen•lire to allele.' elk LAU
, to the 1.411 Dean' on the :Int Ultilice 1.1 a stateinent Showing the Whole Wanting-14W, but. His Honour
this. undunth,..., "dhhi bete'''. th' i did n''' "311 le' 1"'''1" 1" 1 Ala 170. 4.1. ; 1i0.1..Y. E77a. : liatid 11,141. hugs Chapel, lady who was too modest to let her name be known, 1:25 part in • 'alai, tu.tatig Which WM I I I
or tag iettelit 44 toe " I aut Sir, your solenoid sertaid, told I ' e ouglit to ban: brought lois boas, ad referred the
masts. a nCliwerV very sbililliru, p c gr.• Clotwester•street Chapel, 1:5 fe. ; Catholie Chapel. for the Sauatorium and 1.1:5 for the Royal H. opital -(am town, It hail given hen sp.i.ll gratification to hear from " Dear l'. Mov,
house with . . . • • • mac h. the Registrar to cantina the books sal documents soul
tininittion .1 the
81:11Ceth3 13'2111:11 "'lathe wl
'lit
1"I
the
tooted In nt •to LI: Unitol Canute ttt eel .it Gloucester chapel. 1:2118-; plause). He was some they would all be gratitiol to bear his good friend Dr. einith of tio: ..n.o. _ . _ " Amietalot Secretary; report at the next meeting.
pomen.y. lane. a'filw, I'. •""c w-“'" req.' . ; "" I st. c rg • chard I,,,rilana. 1:2 gs. ed, ; 'limonite, ns thee. gifts, and though he must not nieution the hews great work in which he had l'eee •-,eitsit".ir'''' the bet a " It. IS I:oward, rsit , Clerk to the Portland Meal Simard, Then, sere ,edy two 1441:0114•14 110111111•01/11/1 Mani,
yor tea " too out vou i . ow e s . 1.
do se, and 1 then put him out. iagratulation to all who e•w Mad Pertl-11.1 "
0" I* li
' • i ;isi ii LI ls.: Park Wesleyan Chapel,ls4. 6.4;Chiekerell Church. name, he ndght ay thst she had given .1.25 to the Eye years. It must be a matter of co. . , .„ . The ease .4 Jam Medley.' //ranges Llishup was adionoml ;
v illsin." sod he called hcr in rmiini se a none erns
Ile lAI es.; Rev. 1. A. Boole M.A., los ed. ; Fleet Churelt Infirmary a well-(applauset Ile should ask theta to had heard hint make such a pleating. anmenaceoluent and The letter: were partly nest ; but the ;netting was and in the m,e is Watts.. Nati, v. NeteinniA Eiloomils, Or
a he nabs es. of Ihme words I should lock li 1:: Up
eea; gs me, 2.1. Weide these 'dlr. SetidanOre And Mae Roper record a vote of thanks to that lady, and would propose he trusted Dr. Slnith, with Ili. .!°"Hihir Mr. inu"rhoolh • h.‘wly interrupted II • reniark that, it would teke order vess reilm,,,i to I, I,r mettle
answered " I owe here am puns..
i',„'f' f ''' ,1., Mend retu'r;ied , have sent 4:3 h. giVen by a visitor kr the Hospital. and that the- best thanks be giVen to that good lady, though might be spared to mutinies Ca. 'WA. inNwron. work ill too Ion:: to itiliCliss :al thet. It was propeeed that, the
hiding." I left him initleile in Orin/01 I ,itne. il,
nem in , „ue es kr the Eye Infirmary. he mold not give he name-(applawie). which th.or felt euch a deeP i.1,,r..1 "ad took su.'ll a great Demi form themmlveo into a committm ; but LW. wa.
J. remove Ta)lor, who ref ews I
';',',..lP:;rta.fel":l3;e3 ;1114e with his Dio 11l or a NTALUILD SUNDAY SCHOOL TRACHEIL--On Lieut-ColOnel STKaARD had great pleasure in seconding pleasure in disMarging--(tseelonsek Optioveil by i• few members, mho were in favour ,of plablicity
this helm Mould
I'd bi".' "1...H1 .;., Until be had 3d worth of , Friday eyeuing died at her residence in Eent.street, the proposititin ;he wished the munificent donor would Thi. suost gratifline meeting then ',climatal. awl ultimately it was agnel tlat the matter should be
eilh...,',r,Yint :T a'411.1
m..'it Il Mt and requested me to tee Mies Jane Read, for te yeare teacher at the Band Milking* allow her name to be mentioned, and he hoped her taken last
- --;' -'' 1.4'105111 3 . hee'
;1
' 'I
- d orn the street , (Baptist) Sunday wheel. On Sunday night the pastor, the example might be followed by others.
him out. I forced hitt. outside. t te, went .
I Ike. J. Bailey. feelingly referred to the loss they had Mr. IL Eimer mid be hal to thank them on hls father's
f°l=Slamineti : They ,ffered tio t0...M0n0, to me. , allataMMl, and to her lmt words to him - Arise, let us go behalf for the kind resolution and vote of thanks they litel
or the defenee. urged lite onnplainant wae hence," which lie thought were meant by her as significant passed to bins. It 'tad I,eeti a great pleasure to him to do
lif Atkins'''. t‘
"1 •• 10111 then: was f..ul laguage on both of her approaching departure. So highly esteemed wao what Was in his power on behalf of this instiution. Mr.
chaffed about hish,....tet.: t.
a in'elonff aml ended in abuse. WM. the '
, Miss Itstut that although her family denim' the funeral Eliot then tttttttttt a vote of thanks to Dr. Smith, the
ei,,J0'.1,::.......th'' effin'utrhe ,i, 0,, ~e; so blot. were struck. Cam- ,to be private, it was attendol (on W olneedaY aftoroo4o founder of the Sanatorium. On previous occasions he
••'l''''' - - • •o .r usl had the defemlanta put mit, ' b 1 • • 'men and twenty of the Baptist teachers. had, he believed, exhausted his vocabulary in Dr. Smith's
tenant lee hts tot to i y mtr,evii a ~
Deasenta were aorrt for s hat had happened ; bw. they lod • i and a large number 0.1 the church and congregation. The pra .
ise • lout when they remembered that the Sanatonum
glass too much. Rev. J. Bailey performed the service, and the hymn was fund Iva.% commenced in Mali with a donation of Eel from
Conaplatioant here toed del...llllth, ilvl sh.sno no ontrition. I
1 Y sung, co tttttttttttt " Hove blest the righteous when an unknown friend, and they now heard that Sir Frederic
Defendant/ were cach fleol 14/4 and c..sts -total 175, the t ertl
di •s '" bliss Read was stated to be MI years old. Johnstone had granted the freehold,
_and the endowment
Ie ' '
money Metered BOROCUII PETTY SieshoNst, Tuoiday.-Before Mr Jemloh fund amounted to 4.:5,400, and they had a bowie and pre-
Jelin Moon% el Cerro: Abbas, of the 45th Pea, shoot. ferhooigh ..i A,,-.,,g.
ii er J. Itobertson, Dr 11. Than, and Mr W. Talbot. tuises all furnished. be thooght thet of iteelf spoke more
aspired cii. With July, SAM Wilt I.A• IS cymouth lorracks ',cueing ••
gingdon Cook was charge' witb stealing a quantity of wood, than anythine he (Mr. &lot) could say, aa to what Dr,
alrectimm la" the 813elew3! oh w'r. and demg demage t° the Peuud. the ProPerty °I the I•.°'.° Smith's exertaons had been as founder of this institution
John Belcher, t 4 Warminster, eharged with dnotteonest the
Beard of Health, value Cs. Some of the tencine had been _feephin„).
evening, WWI allowed Ave 'nine.. to leave the town ! 1 ._
4 woken, and part ina h nand lo P.C. loallett 01l the roof of an Do Swint, who was deeply affected, said be thanked
------•---- i outhouse just muter the *endow of prisoner's morn at the rear them very much. The history of the Sanatorium
1)011('IlLSTElt TOWN COUNCIL ;of Iturlon'e•buildittga whcit charged hl P.e. Mom Prlauhur Mowed that anal beginninge very frequently led to
Witntsgantr.-Present : The Mayor (Mr. E. Burnett). I said he had solo the wisd large results. The Lle mentimed by lir. Eliot was no
Aldermen .
0 Curme, .1. Gitlyin, 11. Isack, Councillor. 47,. prisoner pleaded guilty, and mi.l he did it from want. He
__, ceived in consaiuenre of his (Dr. Smith's) having Isoued
J. 1..
' G rY, J. F. !lodges, A. Ewen, F. I. Turner. W. I had a piece t 4 liver givett hi tttt and wanted 81 worth of wie"' a pamphlet in which he gave his experience of two years
Male, T. Bennett, M. Inveniels with the Town Clerk I to. cook it. x in a email room which be hat' rented for the
_purpoeu of
(Mr. (ales thmondo). I Mr Melee el.' C.d. was "am ...3. riel"fehl., hut tnrculf" givinadvice to the mime. He remetubered well that that
TIIE FAIR FIELD. ' drink he had loot his Mutat n ano.l....tfe„r„),..tliitig.
...,.. . I
ee,thp
let was oot in the lianda of tbe public six hours
The TOWN Com& read reodethme of the (*.mod) and Floe IIM and los empt: i
idef
_I _ thst,' 1.4.°0". Gel-Ore he hail this gift Id £lO. That was a pleasant cir-
communication. with the Durby of Cornwall. It semaed biomes transferred : nhip on, 14101 W. J. I tam tII p
m teepee • but then there was what they would say was
ii • • tore •I outel Int, loon C. Roan to C. Stook : I --1.-- • •
that this Council offered to purchase about It scree st the , limo ii. , ) . , en unpleasant circumstance. Before he ha,' finished his
,s, to T II 1 dr • Co. i • ' Arms. ,
north end el Beogar's Emp at the rate of 1.105 an a imlne I ttttt (nen Ida j• 'he.- - • a. - ' '''r 1 ' breakfast that morning be had received the note enclosing
eyinx th Duchy from any liability to build or controtute • front S. Rartlett to W. Coque
Tell' ' e of Id Bo • l' trr SFasoms. WeelnesdaY.- mere the : the sent of gal ; hut before he bad received it long Ito
to the building heundary walls, if the 1 h
hoe_y Won. I itOtillt L bail • seta from his geed uncle, Sir Edward Johnstone,
It Welderd) Dr J. Drew aid Mr 0.
'th veyance the strip of lands with the 1 Mayor (Mr. G. . . . , , ,
include in e eon with this pamphlet in his hand. He said " William,
ij oining the Weymouth road, and set int• . Reynold,. hat do you mean by this I You will get all the medical
true° these" a‘ ' W 'f lth if M I Muir Food. alias irionell, Was broaglit up on remand. w
the road to the Great ostfirn an UM orm wi, . fWe •tuoilth on 'our back and • u will not be able
mat chanted with steatioiLvariotui articles of wearing aotarel. wen e • 3 • • 3 d 1. • 3'
feet The EMMY acceptot OM offer subjeet to the ti• i
_, , . 1., i
waa „ed.., fo„,, et,,a,. Eva„ and th,eri, to keep ) our position, an ,SI At LS more,
_you will uemr
resertion of minerals. adding they w ould gee eponthment .os a
o . 1 i w -y„ Marysireet -*Premier who entered to get • peuny towards your institution." He (Dr. Smith)
land 'to enable the Council to make lile roed:10 feet ".• i "rall''' . ••• --.1 ~,j tt,a' .. tb -1,,,• .d replied that to show bow incorrect was that statement he
. rise wi i Mine ty, was emotion a at a c Ir. M.
throughout." The amount of the purchase money they , ived gle and " Now "he sai uttin
p bitterly.-P.C. Ballett mid laeThunday evening hed sirewlY t!...,,,, , . • ~ • .d, P .it
aatim,god to la• seen ss. Mr. Philippe for the borough and
'lt°
v"-
t ded ismer, and on marching her found four hm hand on Ste &lawn' s shoulder, what will you give
Me. ce for the Duchy had niossure.l the Mel, :ma, •he apprelieii pr
ty i.l• ly I th... 1 th me F• He could not hut laugh, and Dr. Smith added, " I
{diets in her ',eve, tree to wto re a to e .
agreellethstallaf ter setting owt the Greet Western road 30 1 111Wil t will not allow you to fix any aim in your own nand ; I
I • • He charged her with Mosinee.: things
feet wiae, there was la. Gr. 25p. for the borough to. buy. preweit r tors...
•.., t but she said she had nut-ohe obtained will aek you to give the same as this lady." To this he
'The Duchy teemed to have reckoned the 21 perches con. •he 1 I 1
Ilse ..retellv--.d•t. :de. K it. Gila.. pawa1,,,e,,,.. eHd cemented. awl SO from that origin arose this institution.
tainol in the strip the Council asked to he thrown into , the Ton lir. Smith coneinued I I beg to thiuth the proposer and the
k t"th erefslaited to two eliawls. two mantles,
the bargain. a the. t•." . • . h had ht... et,,,tili,d 1,). etese seomder of this eute of thanks now needed .f or the
Dlr. Gra ete called attention to the arbitrary. re.apacm. . ana too skirts. who twenty-seventh tame at each annual meeting of the Wey-
ed b • 'Memo .klk tlko Nth
tionment id the tithe rent charge •on lank in Fennel:ton, F.
vln'
aud
11""1*. and l''''''ll •g2lror 61 , and a cloak mouth Sanatorium, and I thank you all for the kind
some being at the rate a 3.. :Q. per acre and 110likt ..
•at • lull lent. A Marl was in tle e. manner in which you have received it. The kindness
elm '' weer ...of -*and shawl for
lea tkl. For Beggar's Knap they were called to pay for ant two atrts for 10...,:_f...a. .
fd.rfa.. ..,.
..a... manifested to tile on all occasions, and the 5 ' support
what was due ttp to Ist April last. .7. 01l the glth July. 11 M n''''' ' add 1 have trunk time to time received, es yin cone.-
The Tows CLERN said the priori* of tithe apportion. those he 1 •
..
had let the orisoner have for her friend to select .
.• • • • •
I , fee it. and rot... Lion u ith ties institution, are atuongst my moot grateful
us t was the rebstive producUve value of the lank For free, and to keep one if approost
.pa) . f ,
:. recollections, and will, while 1 live ever remain
-et' ' (Mr Y tin )ho had te get COO a ye:kr the other., unless it Was bought She took it or the. por-
green in my soul, pouring forth the .
the utbwowner . es an Ireturning theother. The sweetest streams
h whole of the land changeable in Fordington : be p.weof her friend keeping one gni
.....:
.. of pleating noitimacencta. It is with nu or.linary
on t e . alk istant •
1 1 tealong to do with the Menem between the parties possmer sehlressed herself to Sopho 1 •-,ttta• .. - -1 feetiugs .4 gratification Hutt I meet you here en
la' part of the estato was Wilde for the elede but witness we by and heard Me -Prisoner sato sue pale
this occasiom beeittlitl this i. no ordinary occasion
Bede, and any for one of the skirt.; to the young lady. -Mr. Morris in
in the history of the Weymouth Sanatorium. YOU will
sure
010 or Eglio had to le paid to the Rev. IL answer to prisoner, altnitusi having told her that he would heve odoerved from the report .4 the e.out atm 11 .
11 .
.tat we
It wmi th'•l Ist her have oae of tile article:, which the thought site had , . .
Male, And Loot° the Rev. 11. Everett th dealt at are now staintlng in and upon our own premises, given to
• ....Itemised a cautnittoe to watch the memo. sold, cheaper thee usual, loam,: the. fromee , . t
us for eve for the we and purpose of • Sanatorium go
Mr. Gm- •- Immo the Mayor. Mr. LoCk, and. air. Die shop. She went In And out of his Mop after...a to,
tionntent, an twice to Ids knowleage, and she atm wrote t., Mut.- -.- tong a. time endures. And I would here. in n) I ble
capacity at foutele of the charity deire to eix.oress
11`46"-.... oath. adilitiou of Mr. Calpin's name. and Sophie Pearce, an amistant at Mesas. hvans awl Morris s
tefidthanks to lihn in Whom Us live an I I nil'
es.B• BLADE route nahl on elet July. prisoner come to their shey. eel mked , t -e, au,.
Jemmied the motion. • to hook at 1•••11110 shawl.% ad witmets A.m.' ber sonic, In
. f:,,,e, our being, for having le:matted me to live to fee Um
It we carried. .
.1 that tho land to be sett take away on approlodon. Prisoner selected tun shawl% ‘ cunsuunuatiou of what has ben nearest no. heart of all
The Karel
meet."'" •I• 1 t title. ma on it. value I Is. 114. and 11..61. ; Anthem skinevalue tie Ilitl. , ;. . . -...
earthly wishes, viz the full and roIUI I t kal I. h
I C e CS- 1 I, meet
tori tu in tt eimout for the Deana.. i of w in
onow by the Duchy. ha. I, '`'te .• la b.. 111,11., and 3,.. Iltd. She went away. Caine lack, and 'o' ',';'• e... u ,h. -1 to en
town .. tought on Unice kilns IsleY Vi vin
It was said If anybody I seleeted too mantle% value el It 114., awl 15a. lhL One Ol" 'amine° 1",,e a'"und end permanent basis. That this
bo liable. ekirt was sad for the allowing morning. All the articles
• •' 1 the db•PrePort'"e stated I'7 ter' '- - •I t eel tl'it• th • • •tto et now male an 1 ao•oniphshed through the kindness awl
generosity of the Lod of the Manor you have Meetly been
pus Tome 1 trite as. •rre oent on approm , o ec nn. cy oere un „
11 not
Osapin won i . hold wed, and suggestol coMinUnicatiOlt ll_
Dar. Heater's, in Maidon etr,e
.1. 4, prisoner ...id she wanted ; •iil.llll the committee'. report. A free gift to the charity
with the Tithe I MlllUissi.Oker... . r
them f, a servant who could not come eut Mull I . h h s
and the only condition Sir Frederic attaches to the gift
THE 1 St-Entail°. ti. err
wlen Itf „
'Clerk and hinself buoineoe h•eir, Next day. prisoner came awl paid 'Js. II!, . anatoritou shall rem. for • f
1 tsottd 3.turt ' • h. Width it Was (untied. eter or the uses
The A
bf von reported that the T.,
th . . .
bly to e invitation 0 1
ff o one of th•• skirt, eying thet the otervant had not left •I I t I need not tell
t to I,ololon last week agreea
tet • twin •t al her situation iliel requestol. permission Weep the articles 1.. • .• • • t.•
i you helitat awl gentlemen that this is the condition of ell
Wen Ihe des-elle, •• eir en mato ewer% .. belt 1 nee oevuutly wished. and which in
Lord Malian.* an.: -- h 'tab% 11 had obtained • little hunger --Prisoner said Ale had the thilitts ; lust she ~...„ . , . •xe n„._ • , .
the n . roost osp e. e nt to 0' for them elhe went on to make a state- 6ht.""th "'" "" "" ""n Ito future manalione"t• I have
vealea•-•,, Tair3setot wanes: on the occtudon. allA it was :lot filen , P . incorporated in the seleuie. You will lbw okerve that
i meat, hut Was trolls y ror IC
$ I . 'Ann telel to say nothing until I
• s"'- there although flun* occe "17 thhaY a 'th the trial, as she would lse • 'Heal. Us this she was the future managers of the Weytuouth Sanatorium, should
second to an( . they fat ilk cell .111Ys. will have no power to convert this
area to : silent, god was coutanittol to the Sapiens for trial.
shrand -- . said many of the chains appe boildjug L. any other l'unms. than that f•e• which it ix
e Town CLERK .
...,,„
maper
1.....,
ra.r.m. ;
____, __....
orn b) t 1 now wed, e. long a. thee retuains ; for the Graze Deol
be new, but tbe one w , MR. EDWARDS AND THE NAVAL declares thet if it Mould be used for any other InICISIOL%
"a"lirisri with anti% I that be haa .tart...l with Ma I'IMJ.Et :E. than at preent it Mall revert again to the donor. Ido
The ..,AYOR nuen-onei
d uggested that each nutter. -Ha:
..,,,nent Lht, wide by Mr. Henry Edwards, mot think there will be much chance of thifl 000•Iition 1
. the chain, an e
n on the hnks in saccsni.
M.P., in order to. get the beet eite seleetal for the being ever infringed or loot sight of, indeed I fully believe 1
mon
°l=or should add his ow
ment ,rs, Moe of a Naval Celebe C.dlege, hae rem a a
tied i that Trustees and Managers of this charity will be I
dm. ~ ..,,,„ the fa,hion. As _ . o•t so ael_ .ed ao ~,,,„oateeo • found frum time to time, who will take the sante deep I
Yr. ST roaias said that seethe! .• the ehoo w, ~ver very gTat
... "swot. . . . y
.e
.1 , y guis
. . interest in ite eNisteliee met welfare that we new do, and ;
to th ball be remarked that awons•
e u-h on the tour from h an,. •
t.. •r_ it; ward, s,,reed in the If ..ttae 4.4 I. 0111111.ns; toms i • •s• to pr.o'de •
se goer rt.a. ) 1 . imam for the relief of thee
there were rags and tattent eno e .i. C I • I 1 t. hii will ut
•..e etrernment iese ierren. ere. 0 Al - - lo- a afflicted oiled Whu May met its benefits, auil I doubt not
Wild dresses to fill a cart. the meror put on the division. TI
.ee Mina lies proles! that although the that moths' 1110/1 NM ale. he (mild from time to time
At the request uf the CouneL .
~.,,,,e of Weymouth and .4 the Naval Cadets eeetueol who wili be ready to place their *entices at the disteeal of
chain' , and it wart thought eery headgear 1,,,d,. in mnsesinence of the great intereets arrayed tame Weanen who may lie notarially affering. from diseases
=WO&
i •Yred to. lel the a eine, than. Mr. Ettwerds very well knew what be the "ea
Uncut of which ie scarcely fully undo-M.l much
The state of tbe sewers was re c .
.4 the • - , .
t. lie has proved himself an able tactician, beyond the utetropolie, nor do I know of any other hospital ,
desirability al ventilating shafts in various parts wan stem try specially devoted to the treatment of Hsi ;
ykyma by wryrd mesilbell. Unit Le to le it tiered another inetanee of his entire dem- la the ea"- net • 4 '
we es °
town wee men 'n so deo of Meese. ore lot down 1 beg to propene our
PbstA mar Mrs• paere reeeeisee in High rAekitte"' i tem to the interests ..f the bonin4ll he so industriouslY cordial thanks to the ladies, because the first subscription
Ufa el the iodating gratin& ' ly rePrt-ee.,,ete•_ , Time will ,e"„,,w be gained for 1 received towards this institntica was from a lady and
OrrICIRS Or MEALTIL AO WI"
Mr flood. naldisratioh of we amcantages ad naereloullt. and Use last from a ladYi therefore I consider this, as I have
Metkateres far Uwe Ogle. MIMI oed. • co ,e_. ix, tke, Hiatt.. to „ram time La to always done, •ladie. institution. I will therefore proem,
who has been the medical e, of health fol. ths, =gest sows
It ia to too kuvai that therurti Cougal "That fur cordial thaaka be Meta to the 'edits who have
tblisiV lft melba, OSA • letter oaring to continue the gal;
aloe at each addition to the Wary adi the

PARKSTONE.

OPEStATIONb have been imnimenced preparatory to 1.1,1•
ing a mined-room adjoining the Coincregatienal Iluta
here. and the ceremony of laying the curlier Mon: will
shortly Like place.

CORES CASTLE.

Wl{ have to report the death of Mr. Charles lAiker.
letion. grinner, dr., ef this place. on ,Weilansiday. in tin
hjr.l year of his age. !halt-mm.l wwt well known an iwin
caterer at all the nohli. ley.tival4 which took Awn in Um
neighhourlioisd, ant I,ropnutoruf conveyances.

LYTCHrTT MATRAVEIII3.
SCHOOL SOARIL—The usual monthly meeting wax held
on Satunlay. at the I:.etnl ,a•le•ol, Mr. John rnitopler
presiding. The Clerk informed the Board that the
Eduadion Deportment 1,:ol sale Cloned the wale of fees
propoeed hieh was an follows: -(billion ler 00,ein
years, Id. per week : ebildnot over wacit oar. ,J elair
-
per week. In etostoopiettee of the mph% trareate of scholar..
the Clerk was instroet.•l to obtaia extra teaeltim: power.
The im,ter reporte‘l 131el.ihIno3 n,lontteJ since the open-
ing of ff, i•fo the sth of July. Neat meeting likt:A
to be held August 2S.