The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

A meeting wog held on Thursday morning, present--
The Mayor, (J. 'Lebanese, gsq.l, Aldermen Ayling
and Milled/re; Oonncillors Commins. Webb, WoWord,
Drowse, V/111110111, Thomas, Robert., TalSoli, Lure,
Aylesbury, J. Durenlab, sad Dr. Women.

OLLA3OI3 03 TIII TIOILUIIIT.

Tbe liarol wished to mention • matter with regard
to the visit Of the Yeomanry, Os We Inside, Captain
GAM' sailed on him stating that be was deputed by
Lord Bithard Grosvenor to Enke • formal oomplaint
of the axesseive @barges made for q Garters for the
bones. The marl sitarist formerly were 1.01. fid. per
week for • *ell, OM foe the list few paws • large
number of the sees bad been charged • guinea. Lord
fiettard Grosvesar desired Captain Grills to say
Mutt if the astkotities of Weymouth were not prepared
to arty staidly al 10s. 11.1. par atall, he should have
to blUsh the horses not only on the lakespers but oa
the pulls giastally. The Mayor told avian Griffis
he WS/ SZOISIbaI, Derry there Amid be aay mese of
complaint, sad be would do his best to remedy the
evil. In sossequenee, he had waited on tir. Dune,
Yr. Folios, Aka., and found that the tramper* who
provide many stalls do sot cheese more thee IGLU&
par week; end there:am I. owing to the in m taking
private lodgings and engaging priv.t• siollw. Of
Gonna persons who had etsbles to let daring the
Yesmaary west andeaveured to make the best possible
terms they mild, and he thought the only thing they
could hope to aseompliah was for the Connell to express
chop. to the inbabltents that they should do all In
their power to Whale the Yeomanry to mom here,
and to inform them that for the future the timed.°
chugs. complahsed of swill to be dleoootinned. Ile
was most andons that the Press should take notice of
hi. remarks, coca to acquaint those who had stable.
to let., that if they wished to retain the Yeom.ory
here, and sot to have tniem bilhte lon the town, y
•Lould not charge more than 10-. 61. per vre, k lor
each stall.

lit. Alderman Alinumon said that. when he was
Alayor, he represented the very earlons souse of own-
plaint, nod those whom be spoke to pi (mired him they
would not charts more than 10.. 61., and be did not
believe toe a moment that the Innkeepers would Merge
ISOM

--1.1 seemed t , Mr. Alderman Arum that the
yeomanry have the power la their irsra bands. Let
the innkeepers endenitand that if they are not moderate
la %air shawls, sail Yeomanry will be billeted upon

Mr. Iftranues : They will billeted pmeally, and you
will haw* to hire stabile, for these.
Mr. T 11011.15 was sallow deal sethiag should go
forth to the eoenty, that the Home weeid d• aaything
I. oirdnist the essalog of tho Tommsery hero Mel
had boss rushed with a slopes of eardiallity almost
esalloyod with Use hos* et vomit, sad we had looked
forward to their doming it the opeeleg of oar mom
Thetas. is this some umei mese rather muldenly to take
Maths, set bowing at first where to so* for thaw
He knew where an innkeeper had hind mabling it a
east of RIO, aod had not Geo of the Yeomanry to visit
him. He thought some temporary 'tabling might be
eroded in Market-street, earl there are • number of
sheds where stabler may he extemporised. Mr. Town-
ley, when at the Burden Hotel, ertcted some temporary
stables, which wore it,., oosepled, and Mr. Thowsa
thought that • registry 'night be formed, where the
Yeomanry mild learn where there are stables to let.
he answer to Mr. A YLINO,
Mr. Tumuli said that some of the horses were too
valuable for temporary 'tabling, and if be had suoh a
horse, he would sleep himself under • hayrick and let
the bores bare good quarters.
The Innkeepers have to dad hay and straw.
It wee resolved that Ilse Registry should be formed,
sad Ilk. Tblllllllll4, Kr. leas, Mr. J. Talbot, sod Kr.
Aykrahery wens named • oommittoe for the purpose.

MIA mut MIL

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11111 MATO' slated that Osplele Oessees ecetred
would expire fa April.
Kr. THOZBB precede& seeeeded by Mr. Rosser& It
Wee woad gat ibe demo be lee by Wader Ise 0110, two,
or three yea& all say be decided ea by die Occuraltiee.

Tn. MLR Pl= POND.
Mr. Witlanolin Imagist forward a maim to bake
Counsel's {minim as to the hest aurae to be adopted to
eseure repayment to the Corporation by the Pd. Pier
Pond a the moony about to he paid Menem Williams.
Mr. Weighed mad his object wee not to delay payment
to Mows. William' of the sum which they are legally
entitled to. He would not go into the question aa to
how fir It la right or jest for Maim Mantas to take
c4nialali of an unfortooste omission in the sauteed;
but Mr, Dodeon repeatedly deelared that tbeoorporatica
property and genera fend should not her... Wend Ilabla
to pay this moasy. Mr. Weleford then went at soma
length end with great °meiotic, the history of the cam,
quoting from the /Lola of Perilituenit relating thereto,
with the view of showing that the N.) pier trust wad
quite distinct and amends. But the *mina had been
adjudicated on, sod the Council are milled upon le pay
over • sum of money to the Messrs Williams. Tb.,re
were be thought two or three oonnes open It adopt,
end he thought the Connell should have a souod legal
°Oaks and not get into any danger of legal proceeding.,
LI they paid over this money to Meagre Williams, they
would be =skis' s gift to the Fund, sad be meld sot
tuedeeelead why the Connell should net lead the moos/
I. the !Rad for the pampa of having the dethitted..lo
the Mears wink's., and If they amid get
some elan on the Pile pier he believed the da
Ocanaleeleasre of the Tramway woult.LPProvw•
Kr. VnitlM: You west the Pile pear fund to heed
over to the Gana fillOid walk of bonds.

Mi. WILIPORD: I dost-iTiait,:;into that now ; I
wish to hose IA to essasei.
, Dr. 8111280111 @seceded lir• Welstord's resolution.
Mr. WIWI said that sees tints sgo Mr. Third
brought this ipsestioe before the Council, and Mr,
@Mass wrose "11 you go to counsel'. opinion I will
go to Clasearry."
Mr. WILSIOn meld at that time the,. vim 802113
Tamil= of patois' up the debeotare bonds to emetic°,
sad Meems. Williams wrote opposing their being sold
for less than at par.
The MAYOR said tinsy had not the si4liteet desire to
hamper in say way the satisfying of the jedrmost
N...,.. William had obtained. But baring paid it,
Mere they to have anything lithe Oorponktio• fonds to
goy for that mosey. Torre Sr. ammo 1:4000 unappro-
Feted bonds, sad Messrs. Williams threatened
Ogbancory proesodiugs if any of them were armed below
par. Hat the proposition was entirely different from
that, sad itt. the duty of the Coattail to obtain pos-
aesaion al sons of these bonds If they can legally do
so, for although they mey be only worth 24. now, there
may come a time when Muir may be worth • coal of
1
111000 y, cad hi OeTtMel7 thimilab the Council shawl
kik* ormasal'elafoo, es to whether they weld Wee
them at par sad bold the. as sward) tor ths mow.
As to Mr. William Wesitsabg • Chaneery Notion, he
toslii moil halerfers 'risk the libel) of the subleet Is
that way.
Hr. Win maid the' if it drifted the Into a
"Milt be should °Were to it He eked the Town
Clerk M • Imam mmilas, whether it would drift
limm boo s lasuli, sad lie 411i40111 164614 1114 Sis
void.