The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28 00:00:00

VoroetCouniq expre6s nw.v...t0.hr...,.:.,t,,,,,hie1gthther odinthweim.th
between 7 ant Bon Wed i en
the
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. Mary tihart, of High-street w tto • w s•wers The gullies at th e ia• 'in ci lof the iti ... i• wre
bsiet7.7e„rs. i"l:inlseard:uwialketkste-dreer"tt all vtt'serehoculncetweerel ewniit:ll‘ecttil :it..‘ix
uted with th• 01.1 drain I i W ilLt il -it r• t. rhi,.'t v .ti , .•
TtTINDAY, DICCIMBER 24, Wri.nen ay evening. Whilst they c
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amulet i st th at ii a i,. /11' j i It' i i , , - • • 1 i. , • ! i .
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----: sloes tint k prinrt; ohf.lnoi t rriee. AI the r ,:ii t 1 ' ; • . . ' . . ,
ii tw how to take ~" She went awl •
NOTES OF THE WEEK. looked in, and sa.v, she I.eliet ram (it. a
,I. 0 woven!, nd tidos' him ne,•4;',l,:',Y, ~,,,.•, ,
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Treli:oya,n iatil surface se der beam ria :ii:ev•. , ,- I • . •': • i :,i li .
For in ire than lisiVoll years it has been our
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to give ha,er a et ilf lie -r. 17-tittpl iniant was uut iu iicr 1: :
privilege to conduct the I int4et a mill y Express comtion
l' v,
son"-'r ant •li.l not le ove with her
with it, but aftt.
and the Tr/v./mat altitoelateo w or a rein old. t at lie ting ele een t,t , ..,, , ~,,
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which Mr. II -sari ili.l oi 4 object to.
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the present week the work will • . . Aitio,ira.• t for a week.
pass into other Ba•hts applied fur admission to bail. . I i• i • ti .
hands, consequent on the dissolution of the , nefu'"l• A. rerar I. It
partnership which has hitherto existed between The prisoner wan then charged with having in his ~.e, , ~,i
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'tary boots, belongtng to the
the proprietor of the Sherburne Journal and h Pn. t•vie pair of milt st it, that •••N r. 1,. i ~ , •
Men of the *lth regiment. of the !me:. 1•• 1 ! • !
writer, Mr. Ruegg now becoming side proprietor. Mr. Howard stated that prisoner was liable to a penaltY : tr„,,, piss, „,I. , ..
In looking back over that leng ien tl epenota tI • • of not less than Alii, or more than .C2O, and treble the
we ~.i„. ban; e•m•ii.,-,1.!, :, . , ;• •, , ~ :
cannot but be sensible of many shortcomings, P.i';. Hamden.' rro • I finding two pahsof militarY WOO. plan. Mr Waitiii• ei., . .-• • ', s'
yet we have the satisfaction of feeling that we °I. tl"' 1"" '4 I'll' ""
have been MXIe ft ~1 :',• t , .: ~ : % . ..
have always striven to do rdutyhonestly, our
Ilag.ts inked fur aremand. was tnien lin ii.,' i.r. i• i's , , it .: :e. •••• i n• lilt i
for I mint Inform j. 1 . . • t.: , i 7 i ' .. ••• i 'lllii i' 1•11.
fairly, and without favour or affection; and -- - histrucains, iii. :t .tr .: I i ',.
ni ••• .. lit 1,i4
that our labir has been received in this spirit, THE CIIC RC It DECOIIATIONS. coutrret, he 1.1.: ir If .- •.• .. . ! , .•.r •v' I I
for lit the c rat, .t. T
the increased popularity of the pa ••All four of our churches were ilosoratisil for the great the batiste ng of it: ,• e . f • • I pers indicates. lug and persevering hand
When we entered u the k. f"ti"11. 't ehr,i4""' br I"vi sr v.ilite of the a 1 F.' •.1•• '. 'r . .' • r-•.. .. , •
upon o wor • the concern gum.. by timer taste.
~ luost ea fully ~k • , / .. •i , , 1, . • • . , „
was in a state of financial embarrassment and Trinity enun-h was first cola lim i ite p.e_..._ as _0 .__ speCiat r.,,tt.,,r1,,, ,t.„l & t.,... „, .. , . .
f w the la li. thi•re were a•sisteil by A number . I very feeble in every other respect ; but it has ' ad°r" "" ant'. ' •• •• • o • -. . 1...4•1.., of iIP.• P.'', I ,
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, Of the it oval Artillery, inciii.iingl.tioners In niter. lay& or, show that ,tr w.t.: • .. ~ , • ' now been mule fairly successful as a commercial ' Wilson, limit Turner, aillill 44 iolfrey, le Iby C teporal sit din:, th it a Sri 1 I NI. ,•. .:
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venture, and the papers are everywhere received Lock. Tien' began three days before Chri,tutas Dot, awl e "mem,it : i...... i . , • , I
did most of the wreath-work fur the galleriee. and pat of p fitly It; lustiti.. 1.. •, i. . . ..
with satisfaction. It is very gratifying to see the rhoir stalls. The palpit was the work of other friends; ;it. astlex (et 1., Ta-'4 t ..:
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that low efforts have thus prospered. To the i ths impel .s were c ivered with crimson velvet, with Mr 'Pelmet, 010 It .r. earls S 're ••r '',... • ~. . • ••• • •
many friends who have i..fiven us their assistance hestiltifel bowie.. iif 8 neer., and cnisses. In front of thn
e molt t•i the Lied It .ir I e,t• r .i : r. l' -, , ••
choir stalls were ilesmon asil ea tamp- Mai, in White C /Mo .11.1 PS CXlplnts'i el id the ••• • • • • : :', •, ' a i. .
and encouragement, our heartfelt thanks aTo , w,,„,; I. a
•Lis in red holly Morrie. an the white listkedititit•t Ile •t ito hs• fonal tem pi. • • i ' •
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offered, and the assurance that ire shall never : brilliant. I iver the rere I. w.is "The Word wag mile Itinel tzli-treet wltii co.i J.l oei ... II • ' . : .: .... 1. ,
f .IWelt anion.: ii. :" in the were " The many he fer 1 i-t h. s• t.• le I. , f ..t. orget their kindness. Of those we may, eith li
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(rim on high ch.oi
hath visitMl us." I was Motight di It i I t I
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thoughtlessly or ' tentionally have offended, "'
MVP: unatiifest in the Mesh," in snowy white letters on lei sac hew me" h• I i 1 .1. •.. .1- 1' 1 .1 ,'., -
we contritely beg pardon, mid plead that "to i cemogni velvet, trimmed with borders of leaves. Alrrit for toe to say Itti. r • , • .t..,si". i• 1 , t• - : e
err is human, to forgive div Me." And to all the church, especially over the Were yeti°. es c intinstsidii .., i. : . i : .it
i painted tests, Psi "Giory to G til in the Higheet." "Thou was cut tr•ay won l• ~ . I, .. ~' , . , I , , • 1 r.
our readers, of whatever rank or station, we shalt call His "moo Jettos." "lie shall save His people B.mtiti a fe's ui 1.- -jai -• . I ..1.. i'. '' I I •'I
tender our acknowledgments ftw their support. fnen their •ins," " His name .11.111 be called Wouilerfol," In• 411 'Is•"*". I'. it t." I ',:i• •' ' • i 1 1, 1
Al e in,- " Oue, e •••erl-isill n 4 14••••":” '"''l, 1 ' ' • tinge (if sadness/1 is naturally assilciated with ;:!,....'ll,ustnite 11 l with
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Th.: fronts iif the et 'ill,nep ace.
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we'lle tracde 'ld'''ll" P''''ll ' '". '"'' •'
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diving anything for the last time, and this is .-itii trellis work ..1 creen wreaths, and the •ariiios !' foil' "4"•-•'.." 'set', t •
our feeling now ; but, no doubt, bright days ari"lgitecturA lines ism iclicil with honlers .tf lerves. The :"-..,'"1..,•hi 1.1,`..',,
are in at ii. and we trust that 1876, now so f.'',l•!-T,:.i.:.*-,riiity
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close upon us, may be for us all the lia.iii Was *tilled with lovely inablenslia'ir fern, in wldch 111111ri ill! •3.1.!..Ak .. lln Ir. i `3,11t11 'i iII t• • •r. ,•. i •, wur el
if
.th t t ii,yl I ,••, tot: ‘ ..I th.• pl tee
A IIsYYT NEw YEAIt. wi•re set white ramais. 141.:,1 other white Borer:11=10 .11.1.1Cili fi'vl'r.s. I i'.:l l'i'v'r T"r"
rwe e 111. I .11 1 .11 • • en.' i t •1i • 1' %I-4
delicate lotolrils ofl imari 1 trailett toe: towards the
--5 m.... • A 4 'WWI ai li,is•iiii.•. b a .ia "X t.• !ll.' il 1.. .i... 4e•: r toted
The whole etfeet at Trinity WitS rich. here ail i 01, I ''---es. •'s. i li' '.! 'il it ,1• is- -.1,1 5.. r
Man-'.to• t 1
StMan-'.chtireli was II 111!lairtap.ly .lecorate 1 under the I,„. ~,,,, is ...bet., tt ty,.. t r is, 1,. 1.6 .1 „ i„ ~t,
ilire..timi oil 'apt. Piers, It. N. Over Sir Janie, Thorn-
hill'S motive there W. 14 a lar,re g.,1.1 ,t-,r. nini..,riie ith dutie. to stn--;I 5, Int t• f•pp p 1,. r 1,5.5, I 1p , I
" Whett tiler SAW the star, they rejoiced awl the ~,r to think Mit the ,mr . •
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pictiire Wen enwreathed with evergreen. The pulpit was i„ ~ .„
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solorae.l with holly anti other ismelts, and 1.11.8. illiPeAre•l Ai..see I se--h ...ok L. 11, ~., . „,. ~• , ... is . (
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in front in intl.' letters on as hut* grentol, with bread traeter hsd noot distinet it, trivti 4is 11.1111 111,! .iii .111 .lii :ilk`
banlari of laailiaa hair anil other ferias, and nuttioned vari•inti cwonci-tl-ely 5-0 liri -ti v.. 4. I ..,,,- .” i ~, ..1 th .• e ,r.
gram leaves, the whole th,si-m the work of Missies I ireaves. neetions muleain I fully lien •veth oats, I i.l •• :s• it I:v - .
lii front of the gallerie4 on three stiles of the church were were tiroperly •I•ese Mr t-: • t•:11-1 lartli •:- -lit .Is,• is I v. I
large white capital., On dark blue ir.round "Arise, shine, iii' II et nitleathei tho pi:,.. w',.:, 1.2 i, ri•ii, 1,- s‘i i'A lon
for thydiglit is come, and the glory of the Lord' IS is -en the pi in m . The id t.,. ref •rr. Ito 's. I --r,-.ii 11 . lil'• i• .! '' ret
iii, .11 Thee" (Is ash is., 1.1 • thi t was Irrnlered with plan fir thi• p,ri, ird.,,,.. a... g.., , i ~. ~,
,u 1 ••„.
I tend. The pillar' were ',Orally ent wined with ivy. The 'ewers. This I on ps•rfectly A's :re of, ii, I e ,ti •t •••t •• si.: ' t
font decorations were this work of Mi. Andrews, the ham 7115.11 •-.,,r, 55.01, til tes tis isit ii i is I r. -I ,i Iti , , ~. nu
anil shaft were entwined with ivy, relieved with holly surf te • Astro. Th-v e 110,, lof 14i, 1 ii,i 4. i b -Ii ,-- : lit
berries, and round the brim Was this appropriate text in 1111211 V of than were (-tool t , Is, • tint sibe it -i ..;!... Ist•l' p.are .4
snowy white letters jewelled with holly berries. "As I ins the aralits hal to be coti.tr.t,!.. lid elltlrcle ep N. lii•i., Tin,
as he liveth he shall be lent unto tho Land." Holly, yew. Ail tele. pipe, were 1114.• I f.i filr Ai i's-I- a.illi i !.: i. a•iil
end lios, furnished the other borders of the brim. The bei•imit tint, the -1it,,., It o ,s: f ..tly V, evre end t•• ts iter ‘• oi
clock bore pretty decorations, and the upper gallery was '"l"'"'4 1.1 'la., sat tn.' tan Owl wre nil .I aa i iiiiit, el of
einlowered in evergreens, the church altogether booking the 01 I lent pile.* Th.," ..! I ,1-ale.: In., Id 1,1 'eta • ri.ro Illy
to convey mu mile via te • TV. r, Me t's • :111 Ille tr le: Pfe
beautiful.
Christ's Thtireli Lail • great ilea! of lalmur awl skill f_ro,,tu, ii-- Iris" .... in, te Ir.dlA I h”.' ...holt s.le l•P 0 01V., fr en
IleAtilW•Sl on it. In the chancel Wa'l a temporary reredos Lb i ',,., . . i .1 .. h.. Par. .I.rte: s :,:. W1,1,1'1.: ell"ri.• I •••tt. I
of white bonlered with grsien leaves, and bearing the I's', '„34;',',l4r,..r.}',ir:n4',"r's• %: Mriwi'•%altillt tl•.:',io th . :tee:. •,li.
piain doctrinal text "By (brace are ye saved thrinigh
j,-. FRArreullry drew hi* at.t•oeltio't t.'t4the ',.:41:•1ii'.4tti1,..1! f.......!;1f.;:i•5'0.
faith, and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of GM. Mr 'l,-a,,,,,, al-, pli:., • I oat t•ni • th ...• ,oalliea which
This Was in the form of Liaise cot iiiii awlment tables, and require-I reitewilir. I will t it- thia i•• trtu iitv .4re Will IP' g
was very noticeable and di•tinet. On the pulpit, whii•h you that boforo I lid. th • m in, 01 ..t.v". ins slit h I :On. &IV' I tS.
was prettily bordered and wreathed was c handsome eimplete toad of larz• -cid. i or..iiislll, l'i 1',.. f tie- t ..,1 :1•1 I
design "1. it. s.- the letters elalsirately miffed with yew, laid dowti "to this Ike- itr.ll: , .1 th.: ex .: . •• • , , . (till the
the body of thon i being cut mit of white cotton, wisil.
, main is,-!is,-!lonucsear,.e :55 ~.. eeo ..rsliv •ro •• I lit, inf..rovi-
There were bhielih. with ii Lil Ls.. on critio,o cloth, clo, tion e imam si so Mi.. i.li i• i.•," 1 I " r •- v. 1, ll+ ve,
tritameil with evergrnms, Lader, of loaves and berries or eini,,,,,,,,A ,h,..„, its. ~... i !•,, wbieh ..', ..11 1 1. • i ..f . 11, Ito
everlasting., tracing ant the architectural lines. Over the in or ler to kii.ite Ow ! -It ..t: i er. .: • . , •1.t1,...: s.• .v•rs,
clock a very perfect-looking motto, " The Lord our „,,-I 'sot this isii in et i.l s• fr -it s Mel .1 , ' .• • : f,l' ' !I
Itialitetilisness," In large ptsin capitals, lemplisriuvly covere4 he neco-stry in r .r01..,r ..u. tit. -5- ,ek. T. . ,o , , . .. •„,
with tspioea :on the east sill " Looking unto Jesus," in to whist, I ref"r wvr • I It, I telt-eta, It, i-: .. • . t 'le
white fetter. On 11 Crillieln er I, the middle of ermh h trou.:ll surto, r ::: .tal ..: •tti., at I f .., . : ' ' . . : !
letter tr. Peel With brX leareS. A large imantity of zigzag of mime bre •si 1i •li • • 11 ir eit is ...le , , • . ''..
wnsathing wai plree,l in a line aimed 513,11 feet high all e unmet plant i st, lof t .• : elo. I. .11•,..: :' •, .' . .
round the walls, the reading desk, benches, okc., were all wildly cunt rint-• I I .1,,,1 ...-.4 iiiiii eel ii •• .. ..1. 1,::: :Iv
appropriately Martini, nal this letter at your neat :he tut.,
St. John's church, as 11Sn tl, showed its delicate " I rteltin, V 01rS i • .: ..
ail..rtinients to the bed advantage. Theo rere Ins panels ..• Wii i i `...1" aim
were picked out with light wreath, and designs plane"t
between. anil on the Than Tel window All above wag a
mete (.0y1•1,11 with ferns, mil further marked with five
pinktateltwhite caruelliaL TLe architecture wa.s heigh-
tened in beauty by being trace,l out with wreaths, yew,
variegated holly, Mel ivy being tasol. This carving lit the
papa Wsi Aliarll liy 111.1,11.11ik in the interstices, wreaths
and lux and holly berries !narking the indpit angles, and
white everlasting*, and chrysanthemums iihe, lo -iii :Ili I.
Tile ell.ile. CMS Stellitents, la,nd liill3r, Were WlP•elle-I, and
the font hail wreaths of holly, ysw, hog, and 'Jerrie.
romp' the base, the spaces tilled with mics. the brim
covered with a rich holding of new, in whisio were
chryantliennitats nUPI Christina-, rose tools, l'u.ler the
south (called the " west ") window, were wrisatlis of
various eventreenr, with alternate I -lies of I, dly
berries and white everlasting,. and unter the late Mrs.
site/Ape's...its tshlet, a leinler of holly sprigs, from which
triple plume, of feathery fir hung. The whole result was
eiceedinotly climb..

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'vitt he etive exit', in ill t•t.. I 1.11114 V. it • • 4.1 .• • •
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EranoRLICAL ALLIVICR.—We are asked to announce
that in compliance with a ropiest from the above Alliance
the weial week a.f united and universal prayer at the com-
mencement of the year, will he heal in the Wesleyan
Schoolroom commencing on January 4 Is% The follow-
ing tepices Are Plll.Telhlt..l fur exhortation and
intercession on the successive days meeting :—Sunday,
January : rho love of G sal perfected in him
who " keepeth lii,. word." 1 John ii. 5. Mon-lay, January
3rd, thank...dying anal confesasn: A retrospect of the past
year. Tuesday, January ath, prayer for the Church of
Chri-t : For the ineauhers recently adalel to the Church .•
for the union if true believers in fraternal fellowship anal
active co-operation; for the removal of error, the increase
of golliness. mid • clearer beitint any an: itig believers to
the doctrines an.l if the gosiml 01 the grace of Gal.
Wcanesalae, January sth. prgyer for families : For gadless
Parents tor proilktal rivie ; for chilaren at achnol;for
those °uterine upon unife4ooingl anal p uercial life • for
widows anal orphans ; for 0.01.1 awl daughters in foreign
11104 ; an.l ior all oda', are inentallr air aitherwke
Thursday, Jamasry dth, ismer for rulers, at sgi strates anal
statemien ; for awilalieni anal Radon:: bar national instital-
tioas ; for philanthropic :ma charitable societies ; for
pri emelt. awl captive:A; Anil for the persecuted anal
oppre•oical. rri.l ay, January 7th, prayer for foreign
missi ins : *MIKA. xxvia. 19. Saturasy. January Sth,
prayer for all nation.: F-ir the maintenance of pe ; for
the ces-ation .4 tumult+. warn, ate I civil strife . for tile
removal of inteintsoann., bunparalty, an.l intblefity from
the ; adl th at the fruits of the earth war be hrought
forth plentifully in their sea..on. Sitinlay, January 9th,
.er 1111 l 11,1 : The ultimate triumph. Nalin lxxii. 17.
Several ministers of the town have consenteal to take Fart
conducting the meetings, and the committee of the
Young WWII Christian Association, who have made the
, necessary arrange:stoats hope the Christians anal others of
, the town, will coralially unite with each other, so that
I the tneetinifs may prove a great SUCCOSI said he the means
I of_ li.tiairtual blessing.

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workiii; plon• ar.• 11, y • ••.. • I I 1 I..jr tI•le
if iiliproveinent • • o • i • I lit a+ 1117 %,elit
on.
Ultiotatelv a re .I•t•I • • 111. II 1.4 Iva cArri
tiro, ti,, .•Xild 1101 a p : • .• •iii• Vie
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WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

T11(31.911 tr.—Pre4ent :Tb. Iyor((r. (1. ll.Wol.tur.D.
,tl.l..ruten onwillor4 Drew, Th.. 1,13.4,
Avle.hurv, Talbot, Ayl,6, jun., Deuui4,
%Velker, Suouk, Luiplie, and Vinamt.

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.kn An...r..1:n .n• h.. NI,. lt•Ig 6,, -I °MI. t I r.f •r Ow
letter" svith,.it ..)01.•-• ~: .., .• ..,a, .P.l, u ti .1,•(..1....1 hy
Ow wh01....f Ow r ••• .. t.. • n .4'. Vltla , 34.4:11.; kl.. •r ..
I.l.•fitlid, W411(..r. and W! .

Ws.rl7.ltwentna.:ile Council held • special meet.
414 ,in Friday morning t • receive a report relative to the
at of the machinery at the watervrork% Present: The
M ivor (Mr... &nom); Alderineu B. 1 !urine., 11. Lock.
and I. .lpin; Councillors .1. F. Hodges, O. J. G.
I:regory, E. Burnett., 41. Devenish, W. Darden, W.
Sled.,, and P. Bennett ; and the Teen Clerk ( Mr. Gibe
Symonds). A report was reel from Messrs. Simpson and
Co., engineers, on the state of the machinery. They
reeominen.led its thorough overhauling, at an estimated
...oil of L.11)1. The alterations sos4estot wool' probably
Ca 11.1.2 a saving of 40 to 50 per cent. ic fuel. On the
uf Alderman Come, seconded by Mr. Burnett, it
was resolv.l that the necessary stew, be taken to have the
repairs carried omit Abierman Lown propose.!, and Mr.
Slade seconded that Mr. Phillip% b.,ing a practical
enrineer, he requeded to continue Isis services during the
carrying out of the work. Alderman Balpin thought
there was 11.1 00`.1.4i0u for alarm ahout the machinery,
and that the necessary repair.. coula Is, done for £lOO.
But there was nothing in Messrs. Simpson and Co's.
report to guarantee the outlay woold not be £1,01.10. Mr.
Oregory suggested the lloard should have a qualified
titter, as at Worthing. Alderman Galpin proposed the
appientment of a mechanical efficient engineer to
examine the machinery, and prepare detailed specifica-
tions for the work necessary to restore it to a perfect state
of efficiency, so that letter* for the execution of the
repairs might he invited. Seconded by Mr. Burnett, and
carried unauituously. Al.lerinau L ...lc move), and Mr.
sla.le seconded. the appointment of Mr. Phillips, to
prepare the specifications. Alderman Galpin sum/sated
the work might extend over sia menthe Ile contended
the party engagel should be free from bias. Mr. Gregory
said to euipkiy Mr. Phillips would bean insult to the new
surveyor. But Alderman lAck's proposition for the
appointment of Mr. Phillips MIS carried by • majority of
six against dye.