The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16 00:00:00

CYXOI7TH.

1..1. -Ike ;those lodge held their
. Wmlnesihty last. n. 6, if it
der surress than on the former
. well tilled.
AP, Ar.—lM Monday lemming a
• Regiment was married toa
,tar's oilier. After the core
I britle,groom were r..uuiilig out or
•rried pair were rothle-sly parted,
•t waiting to apprehentl the bride-
• Ito grief of the !wide herloadsuitt
...r..he.l if to harraeks, whilst the
left lamenting.-
.4 the " Ilerettlet Afloat" lodge
i :—W.I .T., Bro. T. Hal;
Bs% Peek ; W.P.S.,
Sin. Warry ;
Urn. 'little: W. 0.8.,
. Carter ; .I,ldmitt ;
'rn, W.R.11.5., Ste. Andrews;

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; o Wednesday morning last, . font
.r,• Dr. J. Drew. Mr. Li Reynolds,
••Itargol with being oinink end
.1 II p.m., on the prev•ous night.
• N.,rth quay, and heanl a woman
• lot Iligleetreets went., and foend
.:, and toeing abusive language.
• ,rien.-The dbol Superinoent ..n WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL
knewn .1 primmer, said she was A quarterly noceting was held on Wednesday 'Mk
• . •••k, whoa else apparesotly hal a present :-The Mayor (Mr. IL B. Welefonl), Aldermen
•: very strongly of giu ; but they elilledge, Ayling, Luce, Howard • Councillors G. Eliot,
.•• the doubt, and let her go.- Charles, Walker, ..tylesbury, Tallest, Thomas, Lundie,
~. noggin of gin then. --Finood 505., Itobvne, Vincent, Snook. and Webb.
1. -She pai.l. TIIII II 5515)1 it.
T ill (MN VIRMEII.-We are loom to • Mr. I:. ELIOT ',mem,' " that an instruction be bumed
. enquiries emote by a tradeeman to the Harbour co•oninittee to revert as they may deem
. i Ml.*, there ie little or no doubt desirable to repair the quay wall. Interove the entrance te
r: • i". Holes death was correct. We the harbour, especially with • view to the removal of
. certain sunken rocks which now impede the ingress and
" India t take. S.W. I egress of vessels." Ile ',nought this forward now because
"Oth February, 1875. i the March tele, were approaching Met March was the
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.. ev• the Secretary of Mate for India In I best of all times for etich work to heattendol to. Another
(• I the neeipt ef sour letter of the end ! /eaten was because they had cause to expect more yacht'
• .r "Mee, awl too aegis:slut you In reply ' and yachting families coming to the town awl they should
tk •• . • ~ • too thit stiles that Lieut. Col. J. • , afford them all the facilities they could. A few years ago
to li o. I .... o! :, , • : lee ith January last. wane of the smaller rocks were raiment lout the larger
•• loan Sir, ones were left, :eel he knew that several yachts load cosine
" Your obedient senailt, to grief on them.
T. W. Eine, Mr. Tileless es:condo' the moteon. expressing a wish that
" emeountent." 11 the exteneion of the outer pier might also be taken into
..
1 consideratien. Its was glad to find a IQ:moo:on the right
' 'OIE.-Diveree Court, Telmer!. side of the liarlsour Ate...outs awl he should Iss lead if this
:lannen.)- The case of Damon v. could be also attended to.
' “ decree granted! as reeardi'd lithe ! In answer to the Aisne;
" ines.77"•', as" ;Fels. ithei,i'7s ; - The Tows t'isete said they could not burrow mese
.. ' I • . aim our. obalooru appear.l tor the . 1111 l ney, and they had no power to apply the harbour in-
:.o , .r.lan and r. lal' lagloan for the Winn for other purposes than the payment of interest,
Arrive, of the parties was tole 1111 l ireel and the repair of the teeny wall. There was XlllO it.,
awl they lived together at We), due on the last contract, and elle/ fee 'etc/Nato and there
e ro t. Os .. -prudent was in business as a draper Was but 1.110 in hand.
,„ : ..... .r. is, ,•;.• ... ,ra• of 157:1 it canoe to the know- Mr. i:Llor asked what course mobil Ire pursued In order
I. • •,d ..., . I. e :. that her Luskin,' had lawn unfelt's. 0 to earry out such an inoprovement as was most desirable,
fel , ' l•• ‘• •••e! ". •• **.utssaillenee tiled a Petßdelo fur • The TOWN CLERK mid the only emir* Was to apply
,o
.., , ~• . ; ...elan by reason ,of hit adultery. The for a new Act of Parliament and latitfy Lord Roleelale
• •le charge, lolot the bie suit was virtim ewe they load the means of paying the interest. of the
. eurtproutememl a decree of judo- nu" they e,ue up.
v. 0 . est,.. The petitioner ale, applied. The consideration of the outer pier was added to the
: ~. :lon* children, which was greeter' motion and thus it was carried.
•• i . .• in this suit is the eldest daughter
St
.. --leerily for many years resident in •
: ..,• 1:loue, llouelo Mnm ge, oouthshire. The first testae rata OF HEALTH.
Wines. wee to receive a deputation from
0.. residents on the Dorchester road.
.... •le I.OCAL Botero.- Wes e limden •
• eiet eon at the IterhOona of our Localo Mr..l. daoolo awl w WTII t Sail memorial
. -r. . Ti . press* a
Toirriiiii; Swountery bine, retain the of greet length, the object of which appeared too be to
. . olmeriptione for their maintenance. rii., mpla. in of. the. ...state of
.the footpaths between St. John's
..,,,,,„ry affair. ~,, the, were was Cuuren am the union arms.
• : .0. :s an hillatense satisfaction th.ri we Mr. Ablenolan Motif:nee first emaysel the reading
through
:• - t•A‘Ore great attraction. It is to be the lengthy , omplaint, and the posteript was gone through
T Toss' is too large an undertaking for •by Mr. Al. ensiatt Hewer".
The monomial c pi:tined of the "disgraceful Mate of
''''' ill"..tei"hi"fiteler l'ini'M'Y
"I'l4 the 0 e f.se eriliefrom tl e model Waterlooptice on both shiest°
. - - I. -Us- that U"'
1"r""41' "S".I'M ' I I f the-I.:ill' (Lila lost u f tunatel
, ~,,I Sir Frederic Johnstone, have given the wow 0 . Sincepartu ./ . Y
',Le er, Mr. Robertem Mr. I. lie, Mr. lawn annexes' t. the borough. it hart *en neglected: the
t... sot, Mr. thllinghain, Mr. Elie', and road lon.ken up for ges Spoorisees. and planting the tree*,
... ..) each for the Swannery expellee; the door brought me Eeel the petits mad,. little (setter than
; th,..0 F,,,,tistsww will give ye,,,rie Diemen a ploughee ho-ILM plc eXpensite pare/ilea had
. t plan is being comeiolerael for lore.' been laid down throughout the town • even where there
, i•irole at the west end of the slam were only stable', and a few ootteges, ail were pave." and
everylmaly will have an opportuniety dem lout in the 'Tort wlwre the princiial inhabitant, find
: 1 • • . , ~ -
.. ~,i,,...4 ~., sh,sh,„„s., ta,h,...
. !.1 'euients in the Melcombe lake, r""rair'' resole, aa. we""'" " - -
••. .q.propsiately called it at the Local and children ehligol to wade through now'. Theme in.
habitants pay Tat...,, and consider that their footpaths
.-Another of these chanuing thenl.l he kept in male or they should refuse to pay the
• ito tor 1111 l eta eorial intercourse ana rates. They asked hors co 'ttee of the Board to meet
• ...I reaidents during the ".ofiet " tome of the signatories to the memorial nd n
.aeoke e
•. Itooodu evening at lir. 1,nn„.., report. They suggested that the feotpriths be% Female
' !i. ea, most ouormeoftd, for noany of tervughout their length, with a stone m cril. fro Xaterloo
, ' •fii.a.n. j ' I with the e/ite ..ir the lea.ss on one side and the Viimrage on the ether.
•.1 ,4 the mud mi,,,,,,t 'top' to the brow of the mu. Other suggoatione were male (Sr
' • koosie ; end &nein,, whirl, tw,iiii the imprevement of Chi-, the esincipal entrance to the
• ••••hele till the morning wa, fin. town. Th•• posteript complained of the nuieonce arisitog
i •v. ... • peeially succe*ful its winning from the prostiee ef nleenta large quantitiee of stems
• ...• el•••ril way in which he carried . cracked for th.• neetirt of the road, on Dm Flom, at the
.mmiit... These ...int meetings tide, and askol that the lovott,•r be represented to the
:.• ~,e, I al opportunity serve; and the
.. ef the Victoria will. u e Trustees. ef the Turnpike nevi The inem.oriel was signed
by almond eve,v person lb its, on the Dorclweter road.
the ~,,,oreup l Ithisately Mr. lloWoliD proposed, anol Mr. .1. K
C•ot-loiloson, fiend porofie, egr. Ront.sS seconded "That a cotoonintee of the whole Hoard
'. ..1,..,,,, 1 “.n,ling ILK., la, be calks' t... con •hler what, if use, stein shall be taken for
' ~ It .0,1 mat Mrs. rlaytoa, ILN the hope-y..40.1a .of the footpaths within the Iseitodaries
•: 7 r.a4e, Miss Addison. Me e. ' of the horonath. and Making any new ones, and also of the
.I' o.:•titt met Mos. Forla, 1a,„,,,,,„„,,,. Tads mid fmnpaths tu the Park.
I. .L I koptain Lecky E7olh), "Mies Care".
I, Miss Simpson, Mr. Vetch • Mr. It. Tweet* propos...l, awl Mr. Iliitheet ecovnoled,
'!,l).Captain M . I:. Scott, ILN ' "That the Town l'lerk he instructed to write to the Turn-
. , ~,n, Yr. It. IL Itnilyar4 eelthl, Mr". ' pike•road tnistees awl ..all their attention to the older-
'. . . Miss Aletoon. Ili. U. Warrinetom tionalde meths' ef cracking flints on Use highway, and
„ is. It. egu.r.ruaeu. Kr. N. A. prow also the neeeesity of repairing the pathways belonging to
. Lieutenaut A. Blentierhabett, lIN them, within the Berough.
': s •or, Mee and Hiss Jenkine, Mr.. ! Carried*
•1 ; Arty, Mr. and Mrs. F. Arden, Miss j Tele SWAMIS:IT.
' 0.0.,. Mr. ll,orrocke, It.M, (M.M.S. I The Marcia mentioned a number of loilla relating to the
eloorkes. Dr. P. Bernard (Portland Swanery. incumel in contequenee of the reedution of the
o . :to. (Briolport). foe. o.utleil to accept the swans fnma Lord Ilchester.
It is Roust gratifying for us to report Mr. nem soil unfortunately he was the only one of the
11,r.• in engaging two ouch celebrate,' swannesT emtuittee noelen the Boarik as the other meta-
.. ,r. Halle and Madame Norman Neruda hers went out of oitice last Nooventher. One of the
r! . I:1-e of classical pianoforte and violin heaviest bills hal leen incurred during his absence ; lout
eis' a 4:' ..... • . February 'sth. ....t with most he did not shrink from the respontibility. The swans
Innsie 01l tIVS:.t.' c...1411‘4, .
nthi. •,. the roena being nearly filled with re- were ar,•epted by the Boanl, emit here. and it was abeo-
••"P...tie ree i,'''-* .' •• I /,y the this of this town. It must lonely neceesary they sheuld he maintained. The corns
served a'''''' ' ' • olier of Weymouth to see, at last, Mittel took the best advice, maole the best provision in
rty nee O'er: '
; int. editing forward to support Kr. their judgment. awl most er ~,,,, noically, but he did not
the Prao ''',T':d '•'• - pros isle music of the highest clan, think it was • matter that ehould legitimately loe charged
,Aet...a,',.",..41„:;;!.,', ' :tech of late have been a delightful to the ratepayers, awl he ehootol.l be sorry to see any re
;,..."‘",[;;ire-i'' 'II. I the pleasure of listening to them, such charges 1a.,1 on them. Ile was tulle satisfied of the
.."--",-..e-e- .'4 ''
'' hail
gave Mr. Charles liallil a warm , advantages Til the twonuerY. every teoldh they were, in.
The moment as,-.• ahoy
h,
pia • the first piece on the •
creaiing in is•auty and thow lug the ielvantuges of the
^..T. cline Tor iii IralTice 1 I')Waldstein" some; one liwkwater, and none woubl ohen) that they were an ex.
l'orogrvelfec, I: :C. ,ou • eraw ceedingly pretty, ornament Therefore he hoped no
•"no raliv koTrali as the "Moonlight" or " Paths-
,,,. .., ate only requiring a few times reeolution would be paasol, to do away with the Swatinery.
thi,.?,yeing"es" 4'1Ter..e..1-iiiiiT:.l.l73nin".onftxl4.tds is;ruahn..xu.d treaprstis.emonttssifrolioi% the l . The great hulk of this expenditure would not occur aeam,
yet he proposed that the bills be examined, paseoL all.l
fire nteeumeai ii'''' I" • with its eweewitol measure I paid, but for the future, he begged to Prol.Se that a coin-
Imola of form : the a.. agle
~A,l ,i,,,,,,,, ',awe be formed, partly from this boanl, and partly from
te.,,aute into the charmingly playful allegretto
gentlemen outside, to edlect subecriptione for the
ire „plendelly played, faultless execution
presto, a gyeat artist ' e.a.rense... In other places they kept swan. and ..the
.ond poetieel rendoring. The pLaying of '
..
‘ ieUX• .1 ' .
id f owl awl the townspeople came forward cheerfully
is
le tun Nentolal followed with a violin solo by..
a.- -• • mi., lady i, certainly one of tbe greatest tioliniste I ana liberally an.l eulosertheol. A large committee was not
tenr . 1
.r
i.hyi" ir munificent. perhaps not the 1 ne0.... y and three Bane the ikarol with three gentlemen
is 1 u.- Id be sufficient. Ile named Mr. Ableeman
...hni:iu...se.lf, and from the
a t w "a)f
; " .lo.int or Wieniawski, but elll healitifully
e, er‘rintrTsot.yrs.3l.e.-3rf'ect, and full of the deepart poetion and ' Wo-osia' re„L't ';(;. Itew!an... .I.T.horsee..andr
t"ed,,-,:,-,,r,...x. Actitiment ; the violin in such hands sloe. indeed . town outside... lb..kl,ill.a•ftolsrewantot.die ~,,,,fi
is,ashe,
shinee
to
be
ttom of King•street.
No k "the '`ail a wesie't-haThe remainder
of
menthe nPer'r, 1 pol'ltiortolsenisact"tleoalio
w . 11.. Tr ea t.,.
--1."-.14111111e WWI rendered. in iiiine
num that we prefer liolIM:s phiying i
Ilthough We MM. 1"' ~ • of Weber's " Invitation to . Tbllci.'W:taxa.%.,ke.lrh elitist: r..th,:,..pi.o.7.reenthte,.of
.1.1146.adf0r
of I.l.•eth, ACa t., Ins. rendering
11 forte certainly is Beethoven. The the Swaiine% legal,
r..
mi..itiey
illegally.
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the - • trat set
large audience lan% 00,1,the feelanidn4elerebAstivingnitolPethent I inThe"Tdolw"x (~:f.E.RK rattled inbuanistrietnwessemhieilelitinesdvalinthisordweaar.
a . • [ell i.ag ;u1 11.
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'Vieth' )Lr. Avant, and the visit a not such a selinent as
b th" Local Govertunent Board Act contemplated
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minds 3 53eCa"tgdrd a tto the tom
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