The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-07-16 00:00:00

NOTIOL

£879,000 TO USD. Gentle-
man, meet!, returned horn
Sesta Atria", Wring amend • ooneiderable einotiet
(aid ...mow withDuasrue, Private Capita
lima),
Ii oyes to asselate (promptly) lidvanese or (Di to all
rommasbis pingo, (mete end (enialr), in mounts
Turas trots £lO t £(4at Muir auk qf 4410 d WOW,
or kit., at 41 per cent. Mr any term up to ten
peen. le taken b7..,7 instsisssoss. ers.„d.
mg over the Mrs, or in eau gam,&i ito isd a a
period, as may be demised. All Miriam" trammed with
the tamest rimy, mid fret from law., oaks aurae
unfair reit set being meyilit.
Addreas ia what eoleUmos, Mr. G. T. Low, to,
aboloor Moat 1t5•4014 I.,lititltai easel admit
leidask 1•9 ruggulales ea lathes
Oen slum*

WATCHES.
Of ail kinds, at 2 to 900
Grimes.
LEM, VursoAL
lioamorrAL, Donn
Ca_roomma, Culotta

lieu% San
Liman, lizece.n, no.
anenzaa,-- IIDIAX, Bro. SILVER AND ILLECTB,O
PLAT&
GOLD JIWELLERY all the ene Ears&
The ialdst fastimm. Dagen Sumas
Dzeozzare, Bamboo. Tea AID IiIII4IFAST
Umiak LOCIITS &INTIM
Nzcztrote, Cams. Ozone, Beezrre
&sae, Brow Woman, (AAA= JIM
Pies, Owens, rm. spoon. NW, BM
MOSITSW Catalogs.' of Wehelaws. Clocks, Jewellery,
&a., post kee for 2
Watobea Clocks, Jewellery lose Plate seal to all ports
of the world.
Silver aad Risotto Plate °stele's* pat free 24,
Washes repaired by skilled workmen. Old Silver,
Jewellery, Watehoe, bad sxbscsd. Ilorabants,
Skippers, sod Clubs MIPPII"L

CLOCICS.
Of aU kinds. ag 2 so 1000
Guam&
Caoaca, Maur
Casalows. CRIMI
Dlll3Ol Daawura Room

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Oak?!
KATLIBI, Oman
Biome

111 Fester, sad Cal ahoy Rime—
LIIDOAni RILL giDge BOND 10:111R$

STANDARD BANK. BRITIMI 80IITH
aFRICA. LIMIT/1), 10, Oblasalkum. Los.
barilklrastlll. Losika, law Dallis ea Os Dialassill.
Seidl sad pdsdpil bogus la ball &kis. Dia .
Beak faMplium d MN% bullui,

WEIMOVid.
Plan Erie 20 nig Romeo Cuth.—J. T. Treashard,
Est, has very kindly and generously even a donation
Of .6 5.. to the Weymouth Rowing Club.
Plertic. Some of the district visitors sad Sunday
maw' towhees at St. Mary'schiarch made an exoursion
on Thursday to the New Forest, eimompanled
by the Rector, Rev. T. Groaree.
WORKING MIMI CLUB lloneg.—The new building
for the Weymouth and Melcornhe Reiria Working Men's
globs, so moaftlosatiy preeented by IL Edward% Esq.,
has been commenced in Mitchell-street, by the builders,
Messrs. England and limes. It will probably not be
completed before Christmaa.
COAL:ROG/ FLAG POE rat Roma° CUM.—The
Mayorees of Weymouth and Holcombe Regis, Mr..
Retortion, bee, at her own oast, most generously offered
a challenge flag to the °enmities of the Rowing Club,
who have al scone gratefully sesepted the offer.
Jousts and toarnamente were formerly held In beam,
ad distinguished 'edam, and the rowers of Weymouth
must now praetiee with all their might and Prove
themselves worthy of being the chanipleas of the lady
who has so patronised them.
ANIMAL OF TER JANII YAO/12.—Hotoe frequenter'
of the New Quay Ed may remember that some weeks
ago, • report was spread that a screw steamer had ran
down a yacht off Portland, and that all hands had beam
lost. The Jamie, 11. Harrigan, Psi. owner and captele,
was actually Ramada' the unfortue.te yacht. Boquiries
felled to trace • foundation for the retort, and all were
relieved to and that it was sot the Janie. • master to
our port, that had met the sad it.. We were ve7
happy to not,.. the Janie's none on a yaehtstuan
Jersey, and and that she some into our port on Satur-
day last Visitors are always welcome, and la this NM
Waymouthiens who had heard of the report were
doubly pleased to my "Glad to see you again!"
HARGIS IS OWAFILIIT STAILL—As If this Darrow
and steep communleation between higher and lower
Weymouth had not given enough trouble to (ucessethe
local boards, who have been eonstantly engaged in
Improving it, • "ma. or, blue smock," so complains
• correspondent, "end appareatly the worse for liquor,
had the audacity to lead • small bleak horse down
Ohapelry steps, whereby he endangered the levee of
several obikiren, and caused the blood of two or three
women to • run sold. The fellow, matinee" our
informant, who evidently writes feelingly, "as pen
as he had succeeded in getting the poor brute dove into
the road, got on its back, and rode away at • gallop.
It is to be hoped that the pollee (who were not visible
during this feet) may and oat who the fellow was, and
bring hint up before the megistreites."
Tag New HOSPITAL—We ere glad to and that the
Norweglen seaman who was admitted into the Wey-
mouth Hospital stiff,ring from coecusethe of the b
very speedily ef
resoyered, under the strul attentlon
the medical gentlemen at the Hospital. Foretop
Madman will earn boa to Norway a pastel ream.
braaoe of the Hospital.where ha wee eritleaay amp
attended kindly, and recovered of his hurt in • Maass
land.—On Saturday another seas was received. Last
week the brigantine Waterford was off Dangenal. and
amass the work going on, a seaman named George
Thorne was ',repine the mainmast. He fell to the
desk on his left side. breaking • rib and lojariag his
shoulder. The poor fellow was brought on to Wig-
mouth, mbar* the Waterford arrived on Saturday. 11.
was Mien to the Royal Hospital, attended by Dr.
Griffin, and is now getting on well.
AoCOUNTS OF Ti. BURIAL BOARD.—On Thursday
morning last, • meeting wee held at St. Mary's vestry
room, for the purpose°, receiving the report of Masers.
Talbot and W. Damon, auditors of the aemants of the
Burial Beard for the past year. Mr. J. A. Talbot
reported that the ace duets had been examined and the
vouchers inurpeoied. The Burial Board have received
£244 6.. frost the overseers of Meloornhe Regis during
the past year, and have paid £.34 lla 31. to the wort-
press for interest arid property tax, and 10e. la
payment of one-twentieth part of {be principal of the
mortgage debt ; they have reeelved £l3O 4e. 10d.
for fees, vaults, grave spates, hr., and heel paid
£125 6s. 101. for repoi•, "doles, and other ineadental
expanses.— On the prt.po..tlea of Mr. Maunders,
emended by MN John Reynolds, the report waa re-
ceived and adopted,
Severs CLILSaIa Fon LADIta IN CONNIPTION WITS
TEI I.‘ourE Kassiyaros 1) Peraap4 our
readers; are aware that science classes for ladies have
been held sines last year at the Collegiate school. The
pupils of these seboole have been under the instruction
of Br, Hoffert, science Washer at the Collegiate school,
and the subject has been eleetriaity and magnetism.
Last May when the examination for the science depot.
merit took place, eve pupils of this edam went In for
competition. These examinations ere very severe and
of an advanced order. and it is highly gratifying to Sad
that all of them have passed, one of them obtaining •
first-class oartileate and • Queen.' prise, We subjoin
the list of WINE Henley. 2od elms; Emily
Coons, 2nd stem' Emily Essoe. 2e4 clam • Merle
Blase; lot class; Mabel Hayward, 2nd desk The
science dames will nropen in September and will be !
extended to the artisans of Weymouth, and isle hoped
they will stall themselves largely of the opportunity.

FALLIBILITY Or Orriciaut —At last appears that
the unlucky Coring* hes jostified her too numerous
crews in their fears of her. Everybody remembers
this notorious ship, how crew after crew refused seAl,
In her, hew party after party of stout seamen went to
prison rather than be .but In. "prison with a chance
of being drowned," how one poor fellow was willing to
risk the •oyage bemuse of the young bride that be had
tarried off from her American home, and how he was
refused ; how the official inspector declared the ship
all right, how more men were seat to prison, and how
at last, the captain, the Aiwa and picked up crew,
at last sailed. She was due at Bombay about three
weeks ago, but now we learn that she woe abandoned
It sea in a Linking condition, and her crew were landed
at St. Helena on the 61 ulti Whet recompense can
be mede to the poor fellows who have enft.rei los.
Imprisonments and diagram? And what security are
English mamas to have against each failures of imagism
In future. These questions impress themselves if the
Coring& has really soak; but what if the derelict
vessel be found it.., and brought again into port?
likorlatil Soros AND Vlatea IS SOOTLAND.—Mr.
Alexander lamb'. Royal Diorama of &caked, its shies,
mountains, and lakes, visite Weymouth meat week,
opening at the Barden Hotel Assembly Rooms, on Yon.
day, 15th inst. The opportunity of seeing the most
beautiful part of astonish memory, without the jsurney
northward, is a meet advantageous one, and when we
say to this Is added the music of the Scottish Concert
Company, with the beautiful airs of that poetical and
musical land, we ere sure these two sombined astractiosts
will delight the eyes and eriohast the ear, even of con-
noisseurs. The Scottish and Ruing Press all agree in
the high terms with which they speak of the entertain-
ment, and we melon the MarscAsster, Orardiest. Of the
many Dioramas which have appeared daring the lat
few years, we have seen none superior to this. The
woes are selecitsd from the principal cities, towns,
mountains, and other places us" the land o
cakes" remarkable for their natural features and
historical and antiquarian amociations. The fidelity of
the violin whish are given of Glisegow, Edinburgh,
Stirling, and Perth, we can speak ta from pommel
kaowledge.

Geeen clectre.—Neeers. Hutchinson'. and Tityleure's
Grand New York L. Company'. Circus visited Wey-
mouth on Friday last, and prooessioned through the
streets shortly after midday. The display was • very
fine ogee, the splendid carved carriages befog master.
pieces of thin iced, sod the numerous eqesirtriate,
male and female, clad in shining suite of oomplee
mail, made up s procession which might have taken re
belt in fancy to olden thee', wheo jousts aird tourna-
ments brought such stmel.eirad figures, and such tor.
gerenly caparisoned horses, Into everyday view. The
pretty little ponies were also very attractive, and as a
whole the cavaleade was well worth seem ; of wane
It drew lance crowds. The eounpany performed In the
afternoon sad evening under • &meth driveler tent Is
the park, and the spectators were very numerous,
tieing der upon tier, like the mow& et the old Roman
. Tbe perform's. were all good of their ideas,
Crilr ers
owne very dexterous in "planing old felt cepa, and
fumy In their witticism. Tee horse riding was good.
but the Wander, and sepselally the ',timing from •
suspended rope in frightful attitudies.was extraordinary.
Tie LOADS 01 TOO ADMIRALTY LSD Tie &Mole' ,
Hoss.—Our worthy Mayor (Jas. Robertson, Rm.), la
&isms oa the look-out to say • good word at the :
right time and pleas for our town and her lattitutims,
and he had • capital opportueity, on the visit of the
Lord' of the Admiralty on Friday lag to Portland, to
Introduce the claims of our Sailors' Home, Lod as might
have expedited, he did not mime It. Tie Home was
founded shoot four years ago, sepecially to provide for
the &MOM of H.ll. Fleet visiting Portland Roads, and
lylag there, perhaps for some time. We have mute
pleasure in saying that hitherto the Home has been a
sureoess, • liege number of seamen from the fleet have
availed themselves of It. adventagea Lately the oom•
mites have been cempallial to crimp the Home, and
the work Is being executed in a sapital manner by Mr.
Dodioe, builder, of this town ; but for the purpose
alms MOO is required. When on board the Salamander
his Worship brought the elates of the HOMO before
"my lords." Be personally thanked the Bight. Hon,
Mr. Gosehea sod Sir Sydney Dames for the brio they
had hitherto afforded the insatation, Lad hoped they
would tiontimur their generous support. Both Sir
Sidasy and Mx. Otwebett promised that they would '
not overlook the institutions el.icns sod need.. Of
bourse these gentlemen hare to weeder the wane& in
• tuitional point of view, nmemberiag that there am
Sailors Homee at other porta ; but ire have no doubt
the timely rendader from the Worshipful the Mayor
will were some help for our vary valuable Rome.
Bosom:la POTTY SessioN., TOISOLT Bet ore the
Mayor (Jar. Robertson, Esq.), J. dynes, leg. G.
Reysolds, Mel H. Tirelitt, Foe.. sad Dr. Iliad.
Mr. U. Maple, hairdresser, of Bondetreet, was yam-
mooed by Usury Persival, an resistant for nee-payment
ef wages.—Mr. flawsrd defeaded.
Percival had not paid for the uusemos., and wee
gelled ea to do so before the ease was heed ; but he
aid he woad pay to-morrow, when be =posted awns
eietel7 down. At protest be wad without seam.
Mr. Butt: The. you sre out of Court.
Meld' in sneerer to the Bosch asid be received oaly
Id. whim he was paid.
• magistrate thought it might be jest to lake the
▪ t, U the complainant was without moms.
the ease was heard.
0.. meld that four or five months ego he was
by George @Mole es seestant, by the week, at
23,,, Siopis disdained hint without /Meg him nettle
or wages. Almost a week ego he said he naderatiod
sompialusat was gets( ; but if be let without giving
amass, be would feriae him leek If iteretever so much.
Creerexamiaed : That Morales I west at 10 minutes
pest nine to airy work, I wee dee st half-past 8, bermes
eke everting before I wee there an hear We. When
1 ewe late the stump I law Wilkie the wrestles, and
bid Ida Ihad bora out on she water, sad could not
got back le tine.
How alien bed Mr. Staple anaphase' of year being
Isesf—Not very ohs& Three days Were he had sow.
1 was way 1.. salsetes lots; I was arm so
crut, that 1 see remember.
os sasidar you were Ws; what line did ease is ?
..-As 10 sissies pall abr.
wen yea Net Ws at dieser Mae t— You
Abiut am boar We I—That was simply hemese I In.
sis very wen; I mat to illetP I tad NM 4 llot wake
▪ *I.•
nas you ware as Mar la, I—Yas thee.
wus
cud mi, sispbs say whoa you mused I-11.
IBM " Go oafs( tots• and eaves ease busk *gds."
WU' tVni4 ' vast maw viik's

What did he pay you 7 -lie pd me pert 01 the
meaty ; he paid me the 16. , oduated pert el tie
mosey. . . . .

He paid you up_to the lime he dismissed yen? —Ti..
Mr. Horsed: Need I go any birth& in this rasa
The Meyer: Ow you maga any reason to the stasis-
Sr Mel why you were on these ominous late?—ln the
morning I went oat early in a boat; It wee roach, end
we could not get beak.
What reason do you snip for being an hour that
dinner time!--Bleeping I was not very well, end the
person there did not sell me.
Mr. Reward: Can you say, upon your oath, that you
were in your lodgings that night I—No, I was looked
out at hall-pass eleven.
Why, you were knosklng about at public-houses.—
Begging your pardon, I was not in a public-house that
sight.
How same you looked out *your lodgings?—l west
no the harbour fishing, and when I got bask the door
was looked.

Now, I asn going to aak you another question. That
morals', is it not true that you left your house al half-
pad light. and yet never got to Yr. Staple's home till
half-past 102—I did not go to my lodginp at all that
morale,.
Where were you that Saturday morning !—You seem
tether prejudiced ageism% me, minehow or other.
When did yon stay the evening before ?—Out on the
water.

Vihere did you p whoa you woe Ina? To what
hosee?—l only went to Kr. Tizard the boot builders;
I was not in say other house that night or that worn-
g; I was walking about the whole of that night with
• ••••[11&11.

_
Did not you rule at 10 minute, before 10 lb. MX,
morning T—l etre before that time.
Qartioa put through Mr. Batt: What marl de
you reign for working an hour kr os Friday ! —The
shop ought to have been shot at eight, but Yr. Staple
Welt out pleasariag, oaly th 9psCiill With.. wee
left at home, and I bad t.055i4 to the 'bolo of tho
bushier that evuda& awl I °mkt not knish before, r
William had to &Stead to the customers. Bat every
night 11 wee tea minutes or n quarter of an boar late.
la rawer to Mr. dyne', Mr. Howard rid tba OM.
tit:t was out all night the ei te ght before, came la
Morning, sad tlept at dinner-time.
Complainant sold be wished the oesetable Bertha* to
be oalled ; but be we. noun.,.. He was told ha ought
to bawl thought of getting this wilars before. Hs We
aalled

Prided* Balaton, the apostatise " Williams," who
saki that ea tho morning la gosalloa, oomplaisaat did
not some on till ma Wombat to 10, theogh he wm di.
at Isalf-past might. In ths thermos ha Issas aid •
loaner to Mires, though ha lett at oaa sad
only an hoar was allowed. Plaintiff had told Ids NM
hit had not slept at his lodgiap dims Thursday night.
no &ash all the sass would be diaininsed.

lir. Howard mid he amid have takes ettlestios that
Ike anagisturates had so juladiction ; oaly Mr. Sib*
IrSallag the hots to mune oat. The plaintiff same
Were them witho plea that he had no money to take
ad the summon.; bat he had been paid up to the the.
he was &mita:god, and was only disabuse& 11•041110 his
soadaot had been wretchedly bad, and he had best
km:coking about night slier :tight. It it kid been a
simple matter of Wag oat In a beat and usable to
retura to nose, Kr. Stank' would not have taken modes
of It; but the tact was that the man had bees oat
night alter night, mom Into in the morning, sad slept
in the day. Mr. limpl• had been put to great loess-
verdant*, as no man mull do his work, when
Wllll %Way.
Kr. Haggett: And I have to oomplain of that man's
moduat repeatedly, In Mr. Staple's shop.
Oaes dismissed.

SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL AT WEYBOUTEL
Oa Wednesday the Alaskan alteadlan seven of the
Dissenting Sunday schools In the town nod neighbour-
hood, had their annual treat, Is three fields at Clay.
lands. They ammobled at their several eishool.roome,
and, having been marshalled into order by the super-
leteadeinia of the aenoola they prosseeded to sera-tabulate
the principal streets of the toss, after whoa' they
marebed to the place eppointed for the tea end sports.
The procession had a very plebeian effect, for the
majority of the boys earned deg., and Like girls
boaquete of dowers. The 'shoals sad the namhers of
scholars were as follows :—Baptist eishool Weymouth.
and Baptist school at Patton, 200 boys sad girls, with
35 tessehera, baperintandeats Mr. Robins and Hr.
Dennis • Hops-street Independeat gehool, 250 hop
and gthe arid 22 tessabers, Baperiateadeat the
Bay. J. Lewis; Olostesistar-street Csangragstiosai
Clough school, 180 boys sad girls, with 17 towbars,
superlatsadent. Mr. Damon; Primitive iffethalise
Chapel, Hope-some. 30 girls, 20 boys, sad 4 teachers,
under th• enpvrinteadenee of the Rev. D. Keedall and
Kr. 0. Denser; Wesleyan Chattel %hoot& 180 boys
and girls. and 20 male sad female leaohers, amorists*.
Art, Kr. &berms, Jae. ;United Free Christina Obarelt,
Boafi-*,et, 50 boys and girls, and eight temilten,
superintendents, the Bev. B. alasebrook sad Mr. L
.1. Brown. Dario; the aftwnoon two but& of the
town—the brass baud and the drain mad fife bend
—played in the fields, and the little scholar. appeared
to be qoatir delighted with the treat. Shortly before
seven o cloak rain anfortimately began to deemed, and
the bell for borne bed to be rung, where the eitillrea
arrived shortly before eight &cloak. The (magma&
praise is due to Kr. DUIIIM, Kr. Jeci. Sharma, Kr.
Babette, and the other gentlemen who were el
Indefatigable in their labours I. make the address
happy.

WEYMOUTH LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
THOSEDAT.—Pmest: n. Mayor this. Robotism.
), Aldermen ?Leiter ; Comelier' Mseszt. Roberta,
Talbot. Weldor.% Commas, Dr. Stotpaoa. ViDOlai.
Groves, Webb, Arles, sod Thomas.
001 SOARS SEWILLS, AID KS. AUSTIN'S STIAINSIS.

Ths drat Ws ,•ss to consider about ineitiag
Seeders for a 0..,0 nnw ..wen nom. Hops.
spurs. the abssibw to[UMW. two of Mr. Austria
strsinen, sod oth.r works.

The iliTot said within the last two or three days,
the pleas and apeelleatioas had beset reeelred, and •
letter from Sir Jobe Ooode, roommates the oast al the
experiment The (aortas is ea extrast from Sir
Johe's letter:—

sheathers with oast, and strainers, aad
ell nesessary apparatus, shall not cost more %as
£1,500, it nl.e. diffiralties In sinking and founded*,
horn silt., for which contingency I would aid £9OO, LI a
sufficloatoover. Oat of this sum, my royalty would
be one payment of £OO, if.. meth were left when the
works were immolated. Mr. Phillips herbal screed to
amend his schedule In amordanes with the terms of
your letter to hien of the 3rl last., I would roominess'
that a formal aooeptanoe of his tender be eommnaleated
to him °Brialy, mhject. however, to the Land Board
obtaining p..vievasion of the Isod. No time should be
lost in preparing and submitting to Ifr. Phillips the
draft of We °entrain. —I am, yaws faithfully,_

"JOHN COODL

The Maros sold there Ls the most -p-Ssiecit—eoc---ord
between Sir John Cords sad Kr. Austin. All the
levels are so arranged that Is owe the strait:ler should
not emossod, the sewage should be serried in soother
direst/me. There will not be any annoyance from the
strainers, any idea that there will be a smell to quit.
erroueous, and the whole tatter will be quite bums ioss.
and the chambers will he removed at MOS
Mr. W [Lien) ID remarked thst as Mr. MIMI lives so
near, that the Baud will be sure to have the irst
notice, if there should be the slightest autism's.
Mr. Thor AS was quite sertain there will be a great
using to the ratepayers by adopting Mr. Austin'.
system • several persons (moss them young Mr. fillet)
had iney'sested plasm where Sig In operation, sad there
was not the slightest unissued. He had plasecire in
proposing that tenders be invited for the works owes.
mry to the trial of the plaa —ne w sewers. oharnhers,ko.
Mr. WILIIPOLD asksi. oh the sharnbere were pesent
ones, whet would he the oast of having more when Um
others were worn out

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ft 'ram aonsidered that lb. attambers would last a long
time. _

Mr. TALBOT seconded Mr. Thorium's proposition, &ad
11w.. serried unumitnosaly.
Mr. Alderman Arum) said Mr. Austin's ph. wits •
very admirable one, seri the Board could not do better
than authorise Sr Jelin Coode to armors with Mr.
Attain for the use of his paleat strainers by the Board.
He nude a proposition to that effest, which was
secoaded by Mr. Kgbeets,
Mr. Wittcroan wished to pt Mr. Austin's appro.
tus at the lowest poasib:e sum, and therefore he awaid
bare objected to one professional gentleman arranging
with another, but that ose of it.., wee Sir John
Goode, in whom they had every imailderese,
Mr. Alderman ATLLIIII Added to his :violation the
words "Subject to the plan being Worried in that
Cellist," and thla wage/meted uaanimosaly.

Tal AQUARIUM.
The Committee appointed with t pro.
posed squaripen reported through t.to, thheat they
considered the circular gravelled pert of the New
Gardens, where the Band plays, to be the heat pleas
for ociattrustiail that vtlwahia. the 646414 baiall
constructed to enah4 a bind stand to he artaeged
on the top el lt. and rrt more than 4ft. from Um
peewit level. The Mayor did not think this would
, interfere wi,lt the Board's rights, and he sated the
Tows Clerk whether there was any legal objeorloo.
The Tows eciaz said not if the Aquirium Company
were Umbras at will. A lame Gould not be granted;
bet there would he no objection, M the oompeny treated
to the honour of the Board.
Mr. %%scatty submitted avian whereby the aquariam
would be constructed at the King. Statile, acid a bear*
shaped pleat of ground enclosoci.
Mr. Oltovan thou4ht this plats would be very hot
and dusty, and the piece in front of the Stelae is at
primes% very useful • the Yeomanry Cavalry simeable
cm it, aad it is our ;Axe dames.
The Rev. Dr. Ewa bad written a letter ingesting
an attempt to form even the neeeles of a mammal. sad
',cresting that a onlkation of British birds, made by
Mr. Mutat, of Weymouth, had hese seat to Belistary.
The Wifiedirt enmity Mirror had eimgratuleted the
people of Salisbury on it. being brought to that shy.
The Maros said if any attempt were made to form a
SOU/EllOl in Weymouth, he sboald be most happy to do
all In his power to make It a raises&
Mr. WILIWORD mqved a reseletioe ipprovileg lim
marepo.rtspoirrtCho, mtaiti :etc
IzanudreathefarutitCs esilleardia

Redonda by Dr. Llntrior, Lad sordid.
Mr. GLOVES hared tbe oompaoy would soin.i, he
umuragigl to prooood, if tbe7 an lob. 0124 tomato 64
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TSB GMAT FAJICT 'LULU&

The MAYOR &shed the Board to great the New
Gardens for the Fancy Bomar for the Eta loamy.,
Lod Hospital.
The (Jostled seentod tumultuously to sees that there
ii DO objsetion to tho Gardens being greeted for sae
object
BUJILW raaaAcm.

A memorial wee pressured hem tee iababitsain el
Daiwa rairami, empislaisi ill maws. lad Nokias
lii a sew drain.
Sir John Ooodo's poen] Plea will wiewi ibis Mati•r,
and the farther consideration was delayed, so thee akis
drain &MI be iseinded is tire general sentraat.

111:11 ?AM

Mr. WRIACIroll) sollod—siloation to Us report OW
whim moo of the boom Is Oho Park won lordl, valor
low arkully 100 sada tbri 111.. U. wished lib ft
be lomat t• tilt Jokes 'Wm, =WIN *law le