The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-08 00:00:00

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. THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRE4S AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE,
' Mr. Jecoe retnnaid thanks, anao
TUESDAY, JUNE 8,
VII OIMNIIIII or THZ MM.
ea he hiad been chosen leer-tory of the Hub htheate...44l • '
would be open
POOLS. URROWS mid as their, lwat be could for it. fArophinee )if "ease%
Mr. Dana submitted the following motion- ." In the Melor-General 8 li t t steed he iniawdi- aa y t f he' • "gall --n.'
•Us eatery accoun o t it' preeeut tho ilia, asl
a
• DORORIMITRIL. It appeared, la the cams of the discussion, that Mr. MILITARY Mowisturni.-In • fortnight's time the
t f the Great W old f th ten ion
einem req ag ur er ex I MANCROTER UNITY, A.M.0.-Our renders will be ~ or rwo.it sae expe. ea
t ill a eunat" mil rue penron of ereet nolosedu"nne te !though not on well off In rue I wale! ihri
of the °Peeling *We whom Assistance troopship (Captain Buckle) will proceed to even 0 „_,_ _
treat the ten, 14 q. ex-3 &Tor etely taken te 00 .
.wl that the Duke • 4WS iiii the, not
Low AL/NOTON was at cue mace or wag
•• .n. . • ....• .e.,0 dinner Gregory paid tor the expense .iwginnd
why „__
Mr. Alderman GALPIN could not ems , . , ..w. carry ou
t the foll ' hanges :-One battery of of th.e tram war 'bw
orrim C
__.• application favourably."
Wald would be pleased to plensed to hear that W. N. Wee , . _ , f tth °twills& ll' und."l"-- -- •it .1 Tote yeer they hod not gavel in,tober. l' 'Aid e„.%.
of this town, was re-eleet el a member of the rheum 0 cense here o . eo-o-naught hod been mentiened a+ li tY.
otandatile After the first three ow foi ' '''i.t wer,-et
more they made the more should be reotli_ren. Royal Ardlierf from Weymouth to Queenstown, •-• Tbe motion. bowsaw, was not put to the meeting. dlelkiwe' et and Dactlese '" h be Ited It aid tend t° the i - d until lot • it ir year. le. -r
Directors of the tianchester Unity of Gl , .d mpg tey al . wo
1 'he were 11Vrelk e i ear. et L,,,,,,, L., , .Oat,,Cl
' don.
PaTg. C. Cox meets hie crediton to-day (Tuesday Lat The cnuteil were willing to eatertein,...s." Prate etain three Materiel of Royal Atilliery from Queenstown to THR PROPOSED ramazanths MIL and he or ii 0110. opening an.
Lion the recent A.NI.C. meeting at King'ot Lynn. f aye pier to have a geed
.. r iniiitod for that-we have hwl a "ry kW JO ir. so,i i‘,` "mu, a;',:o
the Royal Oak ; the debtor will be supported by Mr. on the understanding that the 'sesame a" " Weymouth and Woolwich. The Towe Ceeith mad the petition of the ub incr.'', °
1.1 Ctug.-A committee meeting of this cl
th ''i-a from the nsighbouring towns could ere telt It chiefly, but the laboiterAt .1 al., o"'"ierst
Weston. Samar or linhoeriSiOn. DISORDZILY SOYA-At the Borough Police-oourt against the granting of tho provisional order sEt;ocwrit'iers Store _ _
1 el on Moon. au on
farmer has so money the laboui. 1.., se; ,"^a.s„ „
LADY V 10147 GIIVILLZ will publish la the autumn, WATEMWMINA on Tuesday,before Dr. Drew, J. E. Robins, Esq. and Demean*, and the corporate seel was afillei. was held at the head quertere London lot , . to te, present.
hef.•re toe he Pier Cenunittee were m tst aoxious cannot have it. He Can re d tie, /, ' 'as tom:
throler MOWS. Longman", a volume called " Faiths The cemibmohe Dole 0,,,,,,, have delirwed the new J. Landis, Req., three boys named Maria Hai Sion, TUX MN- day evening. The princliea business
Mr. Una willed attention to the ier. He found that I the election oof it successor to Mr. . . •
ommittee we J J tl - Palm* said t .
.. .
to au Ike the oc 1 , 'a
*la hich it sod ti t I b t •"1 c'd
canon • Public de:nou+tration ,b i from w anew ia lie ...me, u, eta tr_s
mici ashions : • long Berke of Essays on Social Quell. boiler, and the alterations are progremint heic been Charles Outten and Robert f&ual, the latter of whom ! " Nu, uppaa snd about lia
yards Ithe atom „num 9_
IS t, who has held the pat of secretary to the, club at tom. ei the pier would not bo ready till about the in fif" lea was olt Du c.,, trii,,„:"' km ~--4,_,
, „ . Several bills had been sent in. an". o-r-dm% mhe did t Dour are charged with Aimee: Pal.i 1, trust, .'
- ' --awls 4.4 - -.4
me. - - n° a• • ' w-- ceasing 88 ehetrUB- about t&ere or four Yards wide, seemed te have gone Expen . s for my.. t
'iocutr.-39th Brigade Depot v D.C. R.H.A.- , approved by the Finance Committer,. wan since its formation, and who was now c imPelle I t° ' Cs ;task in August*
thAt it be ' roe .CI9 ; sick pay, .ClO 14, ; heltnee".tet dwt lk
lion, ifte., on Sunday evening.-Sergt. Delarnont saw doss, and unless something was dose the pier would
' wi to the multiplicity of his totheyeeijlarle- ag,tlor.laernerAl Bonnows altered his motion, ,
' pold. realign ong a d 1 101 14 `''''' m u...4'
„ . A 5 4. . anmement fun
ed at Dorchester on Tuesday : Depot, Ist innings, i the three boys go up to • young woman, snatch • i mum ems meow injury. d : 11.1 ee ,-; e''
TIM COYLN AND CATTLI Itattlll,. t Mr Charles White was duly electedley illot rosi.„wa to tee pier Committee.
•ond, 102. R.1.1.A., 161, leaving the Art:lllo%y raw", flower from her dram, and then run away. There had The Surveyor was requested to rePort an the matter at men ... • ifoc. me go 81 1. ; contribution% neurone-, Ulm,. - 4
The Surveyor reported that he should be glad to ..
ewers dm next meeting. fill th t fil I M Alfred Street, carried.
to e waren 0 ce, ant n
it propoeed that any work necessarily to .gl3 gs. 61. ; donatiens and eutrotc , '-'''• wale
ten. iwitructions rim ip hid% the resolution of been a general complaint of boys snatching 11
StrrralleXt Lon Or A VENIRL.
_,.._ brother to the I ite secretory, was appointed a member Mr. at 1.17
-c _ Hale ..
h.
dnd
.g.
be
(bas .
iider £4 106 51. ; freer, Imuorary member.,
,y,„; p 's ilis "1:
g Joix.-On Saturday the R.H.A. fired a ihn Council si trVarattaW&-aywolailre yearranit the away from persons whilst wall&g on the Front.- mg. wain= :
Mr. Jesty has long recalled the in°"°' f the new racing track committee - formerly beld by be done to eompiete tbf
th , 5 n
r yo,ii officer, and that for band ....1 .iindrie...ol 11, aI. , a,,.,g. '''• Arta. •
1 from their field guns at Maiden Castle, cel= of the cattle market st three O.OIOM in to be Balaton and Cutler were each ordered to Pei the 00sta ot • cargo of Illeg stones for the two new street; In the
1::is brother. A vote of thanks to 11:1r. F. J. Street for the superintendence 0 ,
r ea that tie°serviees would not be secr,tart: LI lt.. el i ,i .thi.i. I'J ,c;',i!''''. AI;
Brigade Depdt soldiers discharged their ooi. of the Court, and dismissed with a caution, whilst par, nna they hatn not
arrignd. There ie a ins, that the
his valuable services in the past AMA unanimouely . Mr. Moire tie info m
f ter that day mou et, a n
Oh dth t I the meantime tresieurvr s hawk ~. MPS 16.. ;4 i. rio. hail ,;" ''•ieo..
track square. Ilr. Bourzrr said • bell ought t° he metro:it three Greet wee ordered to be brought up on Friday_nezt. eseQ, la lost. Would it not be wise for another cargo to
No should . - .
hi hh t I ri tel re' lied wenta3 a d 1 11 I 'I nd and deliver to the club is SIM as. 7d re aed this iN . ie._
•ven to w c t • gent man approp a y / • .... to Wain ore a p ani in i . , iei comider -",
in the reilway time tables are rather o'clock, and the police then atop ali Mies SNIPPING lingragoznoz.-/rriveis : Great Western. be ordered. and if this cargo does arrive for it to be taken gr . _ __.
usu., I.,,t6uhay ho be resluam7 „, the coolant. sionere. Tuey should be as sat•sfactory.
RD or IitI•RDIANS. The tel ei
e a -he s.reets am delayed On BOA
lends and travellers should make be posted In the ground. bed ammly bun Blampied, Cherbourg, getters' • South of Ireland, by th Sonitary A thority I'r t up all belonging 1 Solle,,Mr. TAYLOR: "Betay Grave'
id the drsioage a orks in tle
a flints, by reference to the com- The Dgrurr Tows Cease end this Pawn, Cherbourg, postal ; fiqtills, Flisher, Jersey, acoolue. of the non-arrival of the stores.. meetin.; was held at the Board.room on Thursday 000noinisai ae thoy cou
..
th t the' own The Yies-limainisse mid the it.'
1) re noes in such a state a if ma antra th, ...
done. Jena "nerd ; Denis, Atter • little discuasion Mr. Walker s suggestion was morning, when there were present, Meeers. W. . eastern portion Vlii . good study welt aniucted burl, in h ~,' ...Men
• arraturing their journeys. de to finish what Is required.
ea made their brel•we generali Brighton, Yaks,. y, g L foidrsed to. Bogota]," (Chairman). C. Paterson, J. Hayman, W• surveyor wai at . and he gave their health.. aed perhaps tte-y".: t'olloth
•st -Mr. Floyer, £lB3 9s. 21 • The Tows CLIME said the Coon
nig wan. hound to Chick,
ergo
80gsgogn . pihner.i.oudon,c4... eh 1 I learn from
' with regard to the market, mid Pm, . lICHOOL-STRINT. Meade'. J. W. Buckley, C. J. Marabou, H. It. The Rey. e. ft. PRETYMAN said they °I he „add be playing " Mete Britsonia. -A Voter • '`ale,e'ti hie
',y, 1.-X27 4s. 81. ; and the Hon. obey them. At Chichester at a lixed time. tb° °balm -Sailing 8 : rest Vaster°, Blampied, Cherbourg, A letter from Mr. Page calling attention to the seal
Dugmore, H. Redly an I W. Abbott. Thar i was no Kr. mews whet be owl yet to do, and how ong wutt :buy ming when ills lick was +-tire." • • . '"ai
'lO4 0.. 9 1 ; Mr. Bremer, ther's were thrown
dividing one person's stock from an°- general ; South of Ireland, Posen, Cherbourg, general I went or paying on the DWI& *ids of this street. tc., thd
boldness of any pub;lic importance, take to finish it. Song, Mr. P 001.11: "Timothy T.eldle- it
1 Greville, EtB2 7e. 111 down. Aquila, Flisher, Jorgensen/oral ; Brighton, fen., great inconvenience and annoyancs caused by the dirt an roposition was agreed to. Dre
e Council were going Tog Crarranaair or SUNDAY &No .M 1 -We under- Ultimately the P By this time the members Led Oil sly found tteh relk
soe (lately • pupil at Mr. Mr. Alderman GALIN asked if th „_. _ thse J.ney genera ; Oark. Jersey, ballast ; Alli- dint accumulating doss to Ms house, also the danger to el &urn. lout before separatims ..eir w
meg. www. w-
e are pleased to notice, to strain the matter to an eat» _ &wet wee; ewe, amen, pooltetlaat ; Garibaldi, Rub, seeking, which he was exposed h
bY careless drivers, wits referred to stand a letter as been rec lead in tewn from Mr. claim FOR COMPINSATION. Oa
Schreiber, ALP., to Vs o ffect that he is prepared to m Messrs. Druid Mr. F. Holasers gave the health of
The CLERK read a letter received fro f in i i• Idi e the if,
"ta, Son. and Co., of going to do with retard to Mr_,... Ilan on the wee in Indust ; Emins mark warner, Littuhampann. alone ; the sweet Committee. of C.,,,,te!,urela ea behalf of Riedel,. or ' .1) "'" 1 re r• (APpiee. el
' the competition for they
-Prepared t° e° "" the 7-Eneor shall uses his flamer, Buttonehewe, Christians, badast ; Dutch- TolTON.Mligr. pay the entire cat of a public tea to all the children
and Druitt, eolicitore. . . e Id,. Daum s,etithly eoseewle„,,,,,,
tiue) 4
ck sad J sups Druitt• in realmer or
Mr sneor's yard. to say that n A petition waa received (tom tbe resid.nts of Turton- attending Sunday schools in the town, numbering
Meawn Peter Tu-- ' • t $ ring- After don ,r the haw! played at el 6 • "Wis.
.'n forwarding the I. tth 'clock on his own ground! e,.. Una, AChburg, Archangel, ballast. strestiaa:khar that it be paved and Channelled. wards of 3,000. on the °cession of the centenary damages Oecsaioned to their land aud weaves! • p
rerou's and Mr. 13 ottina after which .
Leo' ''' a ilr w-7".00,,
'er Anderson will safkleaTowrseeC'leas said Mr. Esser br anir with" on 17.. 1.0.G.T. AND Tits MiLrrte.-The Good Tempters A d melee anued as to whether this street bad been P.
ee h iebration. It will not be known for • few days b urne by reason of sundry a... "rerun work• i.y .boaeoonitiis.
kindly lent by H. Sergeant, E.g.. 7,71 j ,":it ,b, ills &di."'
i state they ore ground by an agreement with the Toer• Conn I.
, ss efeleZ.outtotr, have done good work during the stay of the Mili
tia,
"headed'
and
who
"re
liable f'ir the cx'at of
the Pell-. "loather the offer will be accepted by the various siouera They complained that ceit en plots 2,4 1. nd
ewererer
main,
cf the inhabl ante of Psrldl tr' ".-
"r t Pei
Drove a great he was bound to three with rhs rsaals"°- and mi.. On Thursday about 250 of the men were invited by the on the smeslion of Mr. SANNit it WY referred to the w,. . all traversed by DOWeril and senolltly aged. The sle e enthide .4
they
'uture career, and they could stop his sale am day , . "Hope of 'Weymouth" Lodge to their lodge-room. Street Committee. religious bodies.
--, miles at Sprinehourne had been Carried to so great and unnec. e-
• the neigh). awing p wishes, Where they etj lee .1.7" Ir'ri
Euler mon then come to the Councils grolina. BICTCLL ACCIDZIrf.-A. young man nettle. ~... , A. hereby a in 1 owing, kissing in the rinA, senina . ...mesa
that the Mr. Btaple presided, and • °Vital Proavradime of 1100TH 'ARAD,. d sary a depth as almost to empty the pope., w . .In
tool
othor atitutinouro. . -. aut se;
'tution, of It was stated that the farmers are unanimous e °toyed as a clerk with Masers. G. R. Penney an lure wall Sustained. the ponds hating bvn well snoot g, . aut.-, :lay t.
h tte wag epode the corn market: but music and recitations was Provided. irdruiff the Mr. DM". hr°Wghf forward a motion "te the dealt. -18' f d wd md ft. the Ring. rsat ti''--- a dad 0,,,b1e and ran ictive untill nine e clock. after which they *int ,tot,u tali ii
;cues to lateness of t
.ss ea e a pavement on the east side ~
of the South Co was uun on e n ay a rnoon on ke I with tis ,an m ean agr
, - their unanimtty was gravely doubted. interval light refreshments were dispensed. A =of laying - iI i • i 'bl ill nby a t4c fth hbourhoo.l The a orks were unneces- hoonee, leaving our villege as quiet as it le, 6 "'Me
' Tad° The Ceuncil agreed that the Deputy Town Clerk should vote of thanks to Mr. Staple for and to the He had consulted the Borough Surveyor on the wood-roa ,yrngin an usenet e coin i 0 . feature o e nem iiLlskei
h mei. d I meanly and the hlld taken piece.
enta write to the auctioneers respecting closing the sales Managing Committee concluded e proceedings-On m . _
atter end he andewtrind there waa eteee in tile Yard. and shoemaker named Mauston. The unf .rtunate young sera, prolonged and te r _
eren fiere..ut
their
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as the coned labour wonld only be £3 10.. or £4 ne moved man who was severely bruised on the right aide of his claimmts were prevented fr ru to i t
th
5.. lof
BWARAGR.
Miss earlier. Monday the " Caxton" Lodge Invited the men to
Wet it les referred to the Street Committee, and trusted ' • edited ' ked d taken in a cart cemoeneatim the claimants offer to soap e
faoe, was morn a ypm up an
K. URBAN twtereir AIIfRORITY. their room in Park-street, and more than 200 reaponded they would order it to be done. to the workhouse where his injuries w. re attended to. £9OO without prejudice. OS Monday last at the Church tor it u_
The inspector of nulaances, Mr. Chick. "'Pert, ecl °arta° to the invitation. Bro., T. W. Glover, D.O.T. (thannte,k, Seconded by Mr. Dons and agreed to. et f dto the Sanitary Committee.
e erre Frederick, third *on of the late Mr. II • : ' '"e7
unsanitary matters, such as want of Proper omeet aooorn. occu ied the chair eupportedby Bro. W. C. Holmw HORIFOILD-STIMIT. lle WAS sufficiently recovered to be removed home On
SOUTH-WESTRRN RAILWAY COmPANY. eery er s .
married, loy the rector, to Muy, the elthe '' MI
-nodatien In Great Western-road, where. in certain Pre ..131, .- ' ~ .
ierri ____. Thureday morning. lee t..
D.u. . tuorset). A capnar Programme was orm. ww.. Mr. W•uas brought forward the subject of paving this • I st 'vats • May 26th- A letter waa read from the South-Woe. rn R iilway of Mrs. Gill, of Bellevue Form. Toe osru ' (we
wty, is only one for 15 Persona • SHIPPING NTRILIGIINCS.- ere .
' gentlemth nt promised to attendto this matter. and at the close about 60 signed the p 0, waioa strest he east railwa
VI toria, Lobb, London, grain. 27th-Livelg, Cepp, C ompany referring to the c:iielai Ls n_ear t , 1 pro. Wed from Su • erley II ~• HP* sa,„
...Mae. nice .4 1 m -'
e Surveyor reperted also overcrowding of a house must have been highly gratifying to the member" of It had been agreed on and the money had been voted, c station, and referred to the haaltary Committee. followed the happy pair iu birge misutiti nee
South& to il • J nd Elizabeth, Holton,
mp n, n , ames a ", Ind d,_
‘.1,,,,, 1. or.e i.lra.im with about 1,400 made feet of the lodge. Bro. H. J. Rogers accompanied the singing but the work Was done. THU WATIRING MP THU ROADs. breskfaet, as the c miaow primed thnoi ,11 I ' --"'
-coinied by o man, wife, and flee children. The with his usual ability, This concluded the business. Southampton, nil ; Ann Williams, Mayse, Newcastle,
• "Vat
coals. 29th-Rx , Fleet. Loudon, grain 1 X•ethus. Mejor-Generel BURROWS with trey his motion for • route for Wareham, some beautiful b eplutti e
13't long. Ilft. wide, and 84ft. hish, and the i --..
• . . d M ten, who, Mr. BURNETT
4 a groom name a STEALING GLASS. -At the borough police wart On PORTLAND. Morgan, Swansea,coals__ i• Carina), Freebody, Glasgow, fresh horse and waterout, the rain having watered the showered in on the party. Everyone wishe...-etn
-I employment and cannot get any. Thursday, before Dr. Drew and J. E. Robens, Esq., PORTLAND CRICKS? Csue.-An honorary member nil ; Rhea, Filmer, Weymouth, nil. 31st-Diver, roads effectually. lung and loving life. `Mt
AY remarked that 1,200 ft. is allowed to a Joseph Robens alias Bobutson was charged with being
of this club, Mr. S. Russell, of London, has presented Page, Cowes, nil ,__. Lord John Russell, Hixon, tusaittenzons.
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in possession of a quaotity of glass and china goods
the members with • handsome flag. It was used for Swanage, stone • New Unity, Bernard, Ipswich, A letter from Mr. Hjonkinson weir referred to the Roads
1 medictl officer for report. of th• value of El 12c 61. the property of John Cox,
the first time on Saturday, on the occasion of the mannre. June 14-Kirstine, Henriksen, Riga, oats ;
aall Pliet&t:il wCills read fromm"ltir..oolits with regard to his " Pasbea anti Iticiteri."
"sport also referral to pig noisome.' and and conversing the sans *to his
own uss,_ John cos , b _
da .
MI necessary orders were made. sald he was a general dealer, residing in 1 y
'rinit .road. Queen e nth Wide Awake, Burnett, Hull, oil cake ; Rhoda oisinirtfor oompsnistion ,he
ssii he
wag
willing g i
accept
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ILILITAIY.-lisntenant E. C. Harrison from the Jemima, Smith, Swanage, nil ~• Charlotte, Denman,
'ed for drainage and water supply to L 26, but he would not tithe • laothing less.-11,eferred to The rheumatics have been tr bl'
th I tfMa th ato him ou mg me aai win
set. and 111 r. Robert Davis for water la e ear 3' Par 0 y • Prieewer elm 2 h Indian Staff Oo_rps to be Lieutenant in the 88th Southampton, nil; Margareta, Lindh:ter, Riga, Hemp, the ft, Ads cememiteete. the protest aeeinst the lack of Attie. i te, e
-he hater was a 'netts/ of enema and said he was destitute. He knew him as mop
Regiment, vioe Lieut. G. W. Ford. Lieutenant G. Best, Bergh, Frederickatadt, deals ; City of Bangor, A letter was read from Mr. Hervey asking the C one- Kiddie, wbo since hie return neither tell's' "or ii.--- °
Robins. Being destitute progenitor allowed him any ew. Ford has hewn
prmoted to be captain, and has jonee, /kilos, coals ; Attempt, Gale, Cowes, cement. missioners to resensider the decision they cam, to last
new thin he ron hl re lied-" i'h u - --a°lllll
-narked there are many persons goods out of is
h shop to sell, but the agreement waa '•
been transferred to the 84th Foot, stationed at Dublin. 2nd-Three Sisters, Axon, Langston, nil ; Sabrina ; meeting. and it was resolved "Test Mr. Hervey be in- , g, , •'' Y P eY he a jeeints
"heir gardens without Milian that he was to render an account every evening and that he may place rings in the side of the kerbstone on es, that is wriat they be, for a writer to the se
for water tor his 24th he allowed A CARGO or Duratorn -The steamship Drum. Lothair, kiarm ; Clyde, Sandy, Newcaatle, coals,- formed
f the satisfaction of the surveyor. ' papere." We suggested that the town wa fra
te
°6111.2.hut he believed the mturn everything unsold. On May_
_1
us.
6d. He hendrey, belonging to Messrs. Nobel, explosive geldings : May T7th - Diver, Page, Cowes, deals ;
oOn the motion of Mr. Swots, seconded by Mr. that the stagaatiou produced doom 1 ' 1,1 id". 4
m to hetes goods to the amount of E
e about who were to be 111 him manufacturers, of Glasgow, arrived hers on Friday Little Dove, Sal away, St. Helens, deals ;W. S. J 6449144011, the financial statement tor the year was signed " Do'ise ha' faith, wester. Wok' Idtdaho '.l hi
'-'s
am It,.
'the Is the responsible then went away, and he had not set eyes on
with a cargo of dynamite, and landed three-quarters Flowers, Wills, London, drainpipes ; Jamas and by the chairman. to say to I, ' Kiddie ' he'd so ' I • • thii
• a return of evaTone since. Finding everything was taken from his locig-
of a ton of the explosive for use in the Portland Elizabeth, Holton, Lyme, nil. 28th-British Lion, Mr. SwORN proposed that the annual statement be . , yt h* knew tis
and those who pay. ings he applied for • warrant for his apprehension.- green peas ate by the servants down at the 1, ei
quarries. Wootton, London • Hying Fish, Wood, Fleetwood ; adopted.
ea in the town and P.S. Apeey proved apprehending the prisoner at - canse the visitors war zo late ate a-ter all I' '''
OHLTEDIO INYILMOSNOs. - The barque Annie Triumph, Kent, Clrthagens ; Ebenezer, Ravenscroft, Mr. JENNINGS seconded, and noticed the great improve,
_.. -, _ . ',if .. o To i . . Ye a d 4,
' b,eille_larden_inanet Willa-The prisoner denied all intent to defraud.- ei wu.Am so uea. a Dieu we had
both, London • Emanuel, meet in the book-keeping. and in the result of the receipte .
ton owned by Messrs. Roberts and Co. shits ri
'''' '''' etwwww". Sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment with hard labour. wwrw__ , , -isegew 1 ohne Grey, Ab ' and expenditure when compared with the eatimates ; but A " DREADFUL" DREAM,
-or not. bro erg, and commanded by Captain Smith, bride' Midkalsen, Copenhagen, clay ; Alliance, Hormel', Lon- ,_
%id that last in Portland Roads on Sunday. She leas been absent don, ballast ; Father,- Wilcock% Dover, ballast; Emma, ' ta are even now far from what they should and
t e accoun _ n , . We caught ourself buying a l',.'ice Stier of Mr. 1.
WEYMOUTH HARBOUR TIDE TABLE. must ha The excused and otherwise irrecoverable }fwd. the n w
gines were from England three years, having been trading in the Conway, Ryde, deals. 2916-Bessie, Rowe, Ports-
Din Meg WATM RAY NE& lOW NUM lIALIFLOos arrears of the 15th July rate" should not have been put u - r ' nt There i
e „iffe . n the front pal
' was d_fry Indian min She has brought home a general_cargo mouth, drainpipes ; Lively, Copp, Lyme, ballast ; £159 81. 11, but as £5ll 13e 21. ; and the " rec srerable our pier-Swanage Pier. We collie% heti .' le
toe wis
'ali• ana - 1.61 am. 632 a.m. 7.62 a.m Ile p.m. 4 from New Zealand, and is now lying in the Roads, Sarah Ann, Brown„ Yarmouth, drainpipes ; Mari ,a re•ara of tee December ram" sheuld not have been put as we saw because we c ouhle't un lerstiopl le eed ~,
Friday ' 419 P.m. 6-16 P.m 2-1,9 P.m- 247 am. 6 awaiting ordain Lemon, Portsmouth, ballast. 31st-Deetiny, Lock, a.f.830 84. 101, when it is well-known that half ars never put faith in the room of reason. Ali : the lige
e tee
" a"m• 8'47 I'm' B'4' ti'm• 315 Pm- I Quizzes MIRSHDAY.-The Queen's birthday was London, drainpipes ; Enterprise, Strike, Lyme, irrecoverable. The interest by Treasurer on loans should corner drawings explained it. We saw a cind;
ledardeY ' 515 p 716 p.m. olbp m. An •m. 6
he 'm' ' • ' celebrated In the usual loyal manner. H.M.S.
843 am. 7.43 am. 9.43 ara 4.11 p.m. 6 ballast ; Mary Ann, Eutwood, London, drainpipes ; have been more clearly stated. As It is a ratepayer woeld effieer dressed iii full Zulu coltume eveu te the*,
fen-y they received only .C 153 13s. 11 on loans, and £l3l c ork jacket. He wrs driving a highly "menet
i lends, ' 6.11 .in. 611 in. 10.11 .w. 4.31 Lea. 7 Boevawea was dwrrwaterl
P P P Mal SP, In rainbow Try On, Depledge, London, clay. June let-Acorn, - .
Die 111. 03 some other amounta, or from sumo other
6.39 cm 4.39 am. 10.39 am. 6. 7 p.m 7 fashion, and bunting was display on the various Brett, Porthleven, (bur ; MartinlLuther, Kent, Lon- cheriut lu it stepped the " mon le:spec:telt:it -
Monday . 7. 7 p.m. e 7 p.m. 11. 7 p.m. 6.31 a.m.' 8 Government establishments on the Island. At noon don, clai. 2ad-Percy, Stone, London, drainpipes ; source. Tney !should have been more explicit over the
la 4 three items, thawing by the addition of • few words the Lord Mayor-ch sin and‘all. Ia hi. Lt.:4164N
7.31 a.m. 9.31 ent. 11.31 am. 66% p.m. 8 the 56th Regiment paraded at the Verne, fired z Jen Spirit, ilmer, Londun, clay. what these loans were loc. They would, doubtless, have hell a handbill hearted . rhe SWAU•aft l'
mai, ' 7.66 p.m. 9.66 p.m. 11.66 p.m. 6.17 Am. 9 cie , 41,1
Joie, and gave three cheers for the Queen. H.M.S. Fern Suwon. Thursday.-Before G. Cads, E.g. separated the large item for establishment expenses, viz, Establishment," and we caught a ghillie,. aQ, e
day 6.17 a.m. 10.17 a or. 12.17 p.m. 6.41 P.m. 3 Bowsitwen also fired a royal salute of ri. guns. (Mayor). C. J. Stone, and A. Seinen, Esq rs. .C 929 4.. 3L. by placing many of the items under their Summers " " Public Omuibue. ' " Salle Morse, ..-
- 1.43 p.m. 10.41 p.m. 11.63 am. 7. 7am 10 In
.i
9. 7 • 11. 7 sm. 1. 7 p lee 7.11 p.m. 10 Cosmos Aoctraurr AT TEM Vmunt.-On Tuesday George Wills and Blien Wedmore, at present inmates of proter heads. He had year after Year ceded attention Ponies," "Somerley liouse, and '•Cerrieget aim
' 9.31 p.m. 11.31 p.m.' 1.31 a.m. 7.65 am. ii morning, an officer's servant and an asaistant at the tbe Poole Union, we e,
r On the oppllcation of the Matter, to t ese heavy items. In IEI7 they er.-re £1.769 ;in I°7B. the arrival of vieitors by odenner." Tee a -
- school, were found in bed very much injured. made chargeable to the Blandford Union. £2.505; in 1874_, £2,203; and now £1,837, iumuding .Chte3 tit or
ountained what at first sight someone I a Seder '
AssAuLT.-Virtue Collins Wai summoned for aSsatiltielt for saline.. It would be noticed that the Pisomore , • • . 4..tc:.
'COMOTIVEB ON HIGHWAYS. They were taken to hospital, and during the day •
- Mary Collins on the 27th ult-Mr. Dickinson appeared on Grounds cost for maintananos in 1578 £968, in 1e79 on moser examtnatton we saw it was iiitlade lin aLN.
statement was made that they had both attempted to behalf of the defendant, and said his client admitted the £BO2, and £B2O dusing the past year. The Mau account class t apt's:siltation of the gentle teach toreprieteoure
lent (WILT.) has favoured us with a break out of barracks, and in doing ao had fallen over !aye nothing to nob ely bet w iite till the Z.':
assault. The complainant and the defendant, who were hel now surely reached its legitimote limit, being with
'lreford paper, which will doubtims be ef th Th both in the hos ital till d
e ramparts. ey are h lai t - T • 1 ' full Be 'd t • • ''''
P a san cousins, had been drinking together, and t • comp nan interest due, over Ei 2 000. he so-called balence she •t. c 'emote are . si e els We perC:lre.l NM: la
on our quays.
art, engine driver, Butestree, wu BaleY is lYing io • verY Precarious state. had called the defendant names, she put her hand up in !should have been exemeied by the cmimitthe es a holy, lo orol Mayor ha I falleu in 1 •ire With the 4ewiiim;
the 18th of March. he than being NAVAL Fonzaar,.-The remains of one of the Bois- her face and committed the assault. • His client wall eery and collective wisdom might have deciphered what iu which the Beefeater sat and was chau.;imestna,
locomotives, to wit, two traction cawen boys, named William Briggs, were interred in sort? for what she had done, and he asked the Bench to individual members and the C erk himielf have as though they both belonged to the saute Vain, Sii
‘m on the highway there situate, the Naval Cemetery on Monday hat. The customary inffict alight penalty.-The defendant.. having been severe al. failed in. Tag mystic &cc mut, he and, is too pussling to we understood the large foreground picture. Biel.
'h the rules and regulations of navil honours were paid tO the memory of the de- times previously convicted, wu sentenced to pay • _el refer to in detail lasre, suffice to say that several items are backed up by a policeman (whe was 4 t - .
83, Diction 3, whorish.
- it is ceased. A firina party of Marines and the band of I" 81 and wets' in default 14 daya-She was allowed • incomprehensible. In future the loans, both receipt and s .41 ing, ft
"to trued" the said locurno- . fortnight to pay. expenditure, will be kept quite .1 stinct, so they would be atieriff's officer do know mere Lew then elicit, laiye
.., . oat lan theudo s the ship attended, and a number of the comrades ot Janus Poongass, • trunkmaker, was charged with as- able at • glance to see the total current receipts and in Dome', Roaster Howard inclnled),- Wa•tl entse
''' ' ' the deceased followed his remains to their last resting saultimg and besting his wife and threatening to " break expenditure. The comparative statement of the last two • club over the Lord Mayor's three-c Yu rel lid g.
place. The Rev. H. Payton read the funeral service. her neck," and she prayed for sureties-The complainant rate. bag been found very useful. The Finance Committee d-Manding " six shillinge." The soie a; "cite:
1 any excuse? TH. GiCrIDVIL-The Local Board have very properly who had her arm in • sling, said her husband c one home are now inVellti•latin: the ri 113 ni for theextra expenditure prdssed toward the pier gete iii vALL .N.-‘; we
'thug from one place framed a scale of charges to be made by the guides about eight o'clock yesterday mcornoing
hdrunk. and while shown on s,voral itvini durne the pat nine months, for 1:::
my lord and her ladyship inaraYn; ..11' t . ta ,
"e carried the flag authorised by them ,• but a cue of overcharging has 11.,,tetti,ernp.tuittetodp..urt herdolrteee ft tutor:
db art,. ezrem.
dwe :at caw terig net tialtionueitdh ataits trivoi u.g.o, n others odeity.reexcizol
nth4estli,mthey.eimin-
, alterilfe h rum, esc .rtel by the 7,11 1. 4.Jat•••e Ptee
been brought to public notice. Oa Friday last a gentle- gooillsheni whenmsober, and if he took the pledge there should be allowed erlthxuriet,ualrst the fe'o,repiseert"-; Peltrem Was a big bi I printed fr on a ie. i t
....i.e.
' there were two .4.ion o „ . .„, . , s
._ .
man was taken up to the prison and back, end accord- would be no cause of complaint -The defendant having the committee contreoliug. or who eh old centre!. that - Mr& raw meta la 0101. I'm net et, h .e.,. be.
'Die abet"' the ing to the scale should liave charged is. 81 The proinieed the Bench to take the pledge and keep it, he was expenditure. aml then of the Finance Committee, and so brother is-by tide time." The Zulu p kol er.
mulled on guide, however, imposed a charge of 51. on the ruses- bound over in his own recognisance, in the sum of .ClO, of the Board itself. tongue at the sight oi the new,' he knew hetes
. a covert peoting gentleman. The latter happened to tied and to Fay the cast of the proceedings for which he was The statement was adopted. Caine so far, and off the parry 4, t , tho lonelier ef te
the way. out the proper charge, and reported the matter to allowed a week- Too CHAIRMAN said • special committer of the whole sheriff's with evi.leht digs stisiactiee t , ol' .4nici.
len up the police, when the Is. 63. wax refunded. - Board wes *monied at the last •neeting to censi.ler the What'ever cettl.l hov call 1 h' ••1 '' le
e ei nil t I • L itrioe ...,
IXPORTANT TRAIN ALTIRATIONEL -There are several award in the arbitretieu c•se of Stocklaed a tlO Deurne-
aof grOrresponbence. 31 . or? Sure; Lk.) Milos, 4l* it, 1) • ..1 .1 .I'.• -
mouth CMUIIIiSSi Ale, A, eud they adva el it suotild b , eat,- Y y I 1 i Y I• 3 004
alterations in the train arrangement' for the present
•Id witted to Mr. Petbereru as 1. o the action of the II Dud J coronae was rea ling t o Kid Ile a pea;raph frs
month on the Portland branch. A. new train leaves -0.- thereon. The Citi:en :-
Weymouth at 7.55 a in, returning from Portland at The new bicycle cinder ith will be formally opened Tee Cuing read Mr. Pi:therm:it'd reply. He canna-red " Under the fostering care of Mo. II ir, JP. f..
8.55. The 9 a.M. train from Weymouth DOW leaves 013 the 7th of June, and before that event c omee off the •ward deals very fairly wita all parte.. and should S ietal) en adre• •I I, 11-m•si de ream. ei ‘.6:1... I •1.• •
't 9.73 and returns at 9.50 instead of 9.30. The 210 I would advise all who are possessed of • msohine to be accepted. 4i A 10414 3,1f.,10p...i. coy Am .4 rive i --I. I ,4. 4, r•
se from Portland is altered to 2.30, and the 2.40 associate themselves with the club, so that th s master It was proposed hy Mr. BRECti, secoudo.d by If -. Mc wte meth pen we rec ~d teat on e• u-eo.• • .. •
from Weymouth is altered to 3.40. The 4 p.m. may be a strong and im •nit one. The small amount WILLIAM.. that. this 11 .ard act on. the advi..e ot Mr citizens brings hack the st or, of hit hoiee.,' to' eet
Portland is now 4.20. poid towards tlae fanis of the cloth is nothing c en- ,tit e t - • -
}Sal:sows s opinion. isinl accept his decision am • deal •io ste I titer.% Mr. *Xl'ince.ff li st, a.a' t .." ai 4a.
the ti eof the eoar •t t b• b •h .
. Ind.. _ _ et,. ma We .ot r, 'O., en. kw...
ViNTAL DlNgra. - The annual regimental pared to the many advantages derived from member- °°Mr..mJsuoesiecis prop Wed an "
amendro-nt Toot Mr t., kin ty•Rord.il A.. 1, and even ii .11..1.1.1. 1t r trsvis
. the 56th Regiment took place on Wednesday ship, and the stronger the club the Isrger are the Petherau el epitome be referred to the j mint Suitt ay ..n.l to le ore Swatage walsoat fu.ther mee.td el. Ara
Maim)," London. The °Moors present were benefite. I heartily wish the movemmt every F mince Gommittee. That if tiler reonuinen I the accep- Inquiry will mho tly t .ke place rut s all th • ..cr 110.411,.
nerol Lwy, Colonel Paten Unita- success. tauce they take into consideratien the ways and means of It would appear teat yak,: such ov4r.• or in -4-4 41
'ox. Gedley, Hill, Hushisson, and -...- COOL and balance In sward arr.! re-c end:notion of defective seurreuce. but teat ou Part to Prete,' le. ..reee.ii
tore, Ganda, Greelandi_Thompson, and Mrs. Jews, one of the witnesses in the Roger "wen' rise aceempenie Iby hi, wite.-1•A. Cir.: ii, 31 o it:'
401, Barnett. JonesoSing.Molinens, Tichborne trial, and who was *Gotten described as the • • e •
General SURROwS sesondel.-The motion was carried. Now, Mr. Cgi::n, what is the wie ot ••etvia.uh; se
voieuts., Bairl, Bell, Fleming, " pretty laundreee," est mon. She will be greatly Mr. SwohN propwe I that t'io !loud meet on an esrly •• sea-side ensure" it tha " tosterior ear. 'is n 4 epyliii
'alio, Parker, Ricketts, Sullivan, miseed by a large section of the female population of dayettodecoon...Vieer thi i;ti
tm,:ge, 0 f payment of the whole amount to the pe eple who comae there ? 51. r. 0.6:0,, when 'le
Poole, who required her services in times of great pain pair. Jammeasnrseconicted°.. and it was unanimeotsly culled. wa, layer " coulee to SwAusgel ag.Un let him bring sla
TILNART.-It has been de -Wed and peril, and her aptitude in this department was Tho Board than adjeuraed till the fullewieg day. his matmere an 110 ok twice before lie C.l-POOS 'LI
tration of Sunday schools in little inferior to that of a well qualified medical man. _ velitole. With " touch pan we rec eel - that we on
centenary of the founding - n a eavages in training by AU ex-sheriff. We ine
1.00 officers and teachers of Talking of those ills which flesh is heir to, I should PIDDLBTABIIfTELIDIII. " what wee what " before CilLen wal born or te
gathered et the new like to be informed by the Chairman of the School FRIENDLY SOCIErY ANNIVERSARY. Sheriff either.
•day evening. Mr. J. Attendance C mamittee, as to whom he considers a fit " Meader," said Killle, coming to interview no t
nagregational Sunday and proper person to sign a certificate relative to a With hopes of a far more prosperous mason in 1880 than we lay between the sheets, '• Z nuebeely. he' cut d..s
3 it-was decided to child's herlth being in a state which renders him or in nlnpping 1879„ this sOctety t 'Kik courage to. h .11 their the grape-vtue down to Brewery au du/ up I
\rims Church of her unfit for attending school. I always understood rf LerszrumemesestatorfLotod.Tsiie....dgayeeleatetair.d.t.shetigoetrulielelnitse Sparrow-grass bed." as so we heard, aly man I
I are about 2,000 a certificate from a medical man was required by law river volley were more than usually i.. trrested •sod they have preserved the footprints." " Whet in n
1,800 of whom in these CMOS ; but if my information be correct it enlivened. The v May was even hiller of foli .ge and fl wal good u' foootprints ef the IrJots be gone to Amtrak
appears that • certain shopkeeper, or shopkeepers, are beaety than at this time lad year, the gr ins had sprung up nweeter r
held at the in the habit of granting certificates in high.fl owing green ef ter the drought, so timely relieved by shower., and "Ss y u Were at the sale. Kiddie?" "Es., lum
Co,rmiug • langaago in regard to the juvenile ailments of scholars the tire, ashes, wale vs. limes, ste. were all In fruit% bow - Varmer Greened Loam. E. lille o't been there all
'ao.llll and which certifieates are accepted by the School lite.,,oewotor.oftiLt
wttioltr itos artaentßiel boian,c:ng of spring. Ah, there wer a goixi pile o' moosic in thik piece
white Attendance Committee as valid. I should also like than last year, althoughPa nattle ....,`" b.ek:::(ri'h7rl73.: Jimmie Gover'a Wester t 'barite, first au' lot,
`tarY. to know if such • proceeding is not absolutely illegal. average, and we did not see anything akin to this, great thole a penny out O' Lilik sticks o' the run-awey ban
silo or, I was going to say, punishable. To my own looses trout frost which have affected some of the crop. rupt. Ile veined 'em au' now he's a z old on;
k• knowledge not only the Bench here, but all places round the county town. Frem the neighbouring vil.aires Luca
' throughout the country condemn the practice alluded the young people had come in a. if "to fair." and outside -
to (and well they might), and I should advise those thoe Gres Dragon • few boothe. where could he purchased BRIDPORT.
nderful varieties of to sat • no or cakes an ..
who are in authority to reject other than legal 7_ . . 1 pe 7. d a eets
cameo digestive powers, served to .nt .rtain the ePlaite °
II ROUGH POLICYL, Tuesday.-B•fofe the May IJ
or .
etHicates. youth before the field could be en.ceed for the fun. The it •1,...n.. E.q ) end rx•rilay..r. 'l'. 11. Editienots, M. 4.
- foci. ty missed a good moo), of it• v 1: we and fri ula in i2itsliCEOF STAALI:4O 1100P4.-i Aeneas 11 ill, ded4r.
N borough polioe were inspected last Thursday b cons,quence of the large sale ot stuck at CaesilbOrao. M. h els! one, P:dger ....welteld, labourer, St. Micbeehea
w inspector, and the general demeanour an en I amass Lee. were cm.reed with having s•oleu a Ps:
Numbering 56 members. they motel-ea 15 for the pre. 1 e i t l Li h -
.of the force was as usual the theme. lam cession, and were led by the 111 .ckmore Vista Brass Bend, od klv7t, 0 i Ira lie i., t e p.operty ot Mr. Mimi Ws
s C unpton.-hir. Miller, the prosecutor. lac a sc.
Id of our local force, and I Sin equally proud which played powerfully under it iudina4ter Elkins their :.4 n '
.nv boots on the 15th May from his cart shirts ast
'a-station, the termer are • well-conducted drum painted with " Wenneuth and hielcombe itegie." ,ipp 14110 the Cress IC.--) IS Brielport.-Toonme'lle ke
nt body of men, and the latter is the Tbe eniform of the bond, dark I.lue and yellow braid with maksr, Dethenhampton, was at Syroondshory chit, OP*
ere of its kind which can be found in smart ceps, is decidedly taking, and when they wore 25th ult. and went up to • stall, kipt by the prisoner";
followed by club men with red, white, and blue rondos to get change for a shilling. Hill ssig to chow,- I tin
and gay wends., a fine blue banner with the society's name
-. something horns that will suit you-a hunie.oui.le, met
and design thereon and another II ig of mysterieus
's Schreiber voted in the minority pattern, hut mart an'd bright, ths ' I ked '
procession oo pair of boots :' he else said he hal 'ought them case
Mute an Ihe offered o t 3 •
t se .- t le b ',lts up t i the witness foals
station being referred to a select attractive. It was so to the villagers who followed the to
m to sea. Hill sent his daughter with the b ,ota os Or
, voted upon the Derby holiday the church, where the Rev. J. Ilicke, a venerabl•*l.4l99 follossingdsy,We.inesd y wh.ts he i de titiel themuls
'ad out. It is probable, how. clergyman, preached to them from Matthew vi.. 21-" No make. 'floe girl said the'immit. tbe sholdufor Se Wawa
'majority on that particular man can serve two masters." The club after church kept the boots to his possession sendinz h.cic a mane
'I in all likelihood never "rambulated the village, calling at the residences of Mr. concerning them by the girl 0 ,F
id v 2,1 h 1141asiti
sision. Henry Topp. Mrs. Antle, the Vicaesgre. Mr. George Topp, wife came ' -' . . r a.' '
to witness. who asked Hill if he knew wheeler
the New In ai w teen
a, -r. ... ...--yer, Mr. 8. Seinwaya mr. hoots belonged ta I; lied oN e w ad ks
Groves, Mr. Dudding. Mr Ruby, and Mr. Jacobs, the • • rep o. itness t
'nquiry was held last worthy escretary. It wea• a pretty picture when th it Was a pair he had made fur Mr. Miller, of ComPtr•-e
he proposed loan f _ _ _ . . . ,ry could saner to them. Hill asked witue.s shell tilt /0.
o were surrounding the flower Knots on • i
p e"eut 'awn, lost, when he led " 0 S A 'h"MP Si
'on offices. I was themselves encircled with weeping willows. laburnum. . ren I n etnr-aY log t.
opposition to tte in flower, varied with laurels and ti s. After walking witio•-• ii.J 114.1 ,-,cdve.l thew on Sete.tay norniat fin
~_ Sw•Vil ill an I L .e. Wane./ det i 1 thern, het In
''. did not ohject about the lovely valley, and stirring up everybody Ivaco them up on the 3lst May to li.;r‘:rea'nt Ger.-Cnin
A the feelinao the strains of the band, not foreetting the beat of cymbel Miller, oon of pr cuter, amid he put the paella then',
and drum, the Green Dragon was reached in gool time
" meney will and there Mr. and Mr. Drake and some popular belie ' on the 15th M ay. -Pro wcutor being re-coiled. awd Me,
•ummation had turned the aspect of the long room into that of a weft! not ink; the parcel until after be had reached bone i
s• in one garlanded dining ball, boughs and dowers being profusely Saturday night. Be did not clay anywhere on thr,e7::
.ew oat employed, the tables all* Were Ray with such tgoome as Sergeant Gale apprehended Hill on a charge ei
_a"
eg our columbines. bachelors' buttons, London pride,and a multi stolen property. am told witness be kid hourtlitiant
- Swaffield and Lee on , ' * They naP
,of tude of other old friends. The dinner was well roasted, and hoo h. a S inlay mornint. .
~...
„et • lefthanded man managed to perform good feet" of t eac (Lauehter )li , asel he gest:M.ler the ;`,,
s trenchermanship ; but even for him there was capital that they told bun they had picked the 1.04 0. '
' plum-pudding enough and to spare. In our neighbourhood d tollo
sergeant afterwards sew Lee at the harbour, au . ~,
merriment Tetsuo& they seemed cheerful enough at the Hill was in custody for receiving stoke hoots, awl sera
vice• Chairman a end though he hardly distrihuted enough • saw"
void he had bought them of him (Lee). L.e .....
' the milk of humen keelnod to the prr-sent Ministry " I know nothing of the boots, I have net sil knew;
'at the to.p of the table a well.known Dorchester voice to liill, nor have I melon any." Ile was amerslowai.` -,
up a fon flow of coovereation with the Chairman and be ea
frisoner Novallield was afterwards brought to t ..
eroundings. There were :-Dr. Mcgnery In the oy P.C. Hoerr. After cautionvi.; him, I:e aaal he
__,
nee. 2. Hick. ni the eise„har, by... Hicks. tell witness all he knew. He sahl "Oa S lulu mew'
-. Jacobi, secretary, and Messrs. Northover t; noirfea
about &month ago,l and Lee were cemieg up u
bi, &
Yates, Wlghtman, Old, Baker, e„.__. and Lee printed out soeuetb in sto WO WNW' . .11k tin . '",
'land, Butcher, Peach, poole, ‘27".PIZ: stretched out his leg and pulled it 03L; it ea, e ewe.,
11111. --o.
()avid Drake, the host. So absorbed were boots ; but I never sold any boots to Tom ~ 0,
''s eloquence, that some began to think the Mayor discharged Lee and Swaffield.-11111 elecw..„.
' not let them out in the held, where corn Case to be then dealt with, when his Worsh.p awl;
1 but at last Dr. Mcgreseth gave the lo ael was his duty to have acquainted the sergesaLl da
with "'The queen." y £2., with the option of • month. He was C miti.oe
he hwi a narrow shave of being sent to kw --
1 for We
incase of Wales and the reit of the were ordered to be given u t h tor
p o t e ;warms •
' the Cs elltnell, constantly oho eine
ntereat they takeinall the institu: BRIDPORT RAILWAY COMPANY. 0
'frlsubscrilyiuns to hoepitals and An extraordinary ti...e:iog of tl i. comma, -
, as this club is on similar convened at the II ill Hotel on WeLeseay at It se.
.1.1 drink their health with 1 for tho purpose . f receivine a stath uent 100. the del,'
and considering as to the intern working 01 I:ise
' Clergy and fdinietees of after the 30th of June hat , and the csroiaore', p:
I with the name of the c olueletiug the eaten WI AWI ii•wer4, au'lL•on te
• said, had been with 'minted under the Brelport R. lag A..' K 17070
en in thh, "hoses, ~ general businens. There were present-W. 7'; „to
better, or could be E.q., (chairman) J. I'. F. thnelly, 13.4.• felon! o.e.
...) maim. end nr.u) Steams. W. H. Ceick. J. Legg. Mei ,r ,'• "T. rIl
vim 0 piddle. Groves, G. T. Steven*, S Whethane C glove
ossie
E Imunds J. H. Needell, W. E Turner, 11. 1.1 11',„se
F. W. Gundry. W. Keiser. R. Cornice, D. Y.. re
- been ferty combe, C. Pelson..., H II owell, and J. P. C"tdese
tore.. than the aiweoore ,d Mr. I, o.gin secretary, hy reia v "'.„' Wf
d b° Mr. C. G. N oats had been appointed &Pal' r",,s- ir
' t° bill Mr. J. P. F. Gandry exultined they were •olotra -,:i.,4S
'ictfwfw &sett*, Laraine aof importance, but they yogi' "....% IsS
!Ile di.ein it ad elutes to adjourn the na etilor• At eese
el' meeting they were autherised to oteile itdortnett:wee
u the pr ohable expenses of wwking the Imt• ilit'r ied
Th. y bare now received sereral off.rs for r.:.'W. y
al in°
and one that morning which they had not h
Insider.
adlonrrit
%mons other subjects to be considered at the _de
%fag. was the further working of the line ft-fa-0
Tune inst. on which date the letLYO of fh'i 1:;-491
oy with the Great Western expires. S 'no ...., th
Adence which had taken plea bsie,.;7oo
of the Brie') ort Company. and Mr .1" so.
the Great Western, e a. thee subeettwasof
showed that rolling smsk bad bewieedees
Vestern Company sufficient fa the w--
-k their own line, ete. . „" as 00
carryieg out the extensian ~..,..,treor
I discussed. It was shown..l%
'snaking will bs £21.2011, ,1 'O2l
for executing toe *or. '
..
hsslute cash. gig •
med until Ssturdal b
otors.
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'TE TETE& • • i
else' .!
deing? Tit' ~,t,,t
that the 'seri ,„ ~se•
•r the new teeste
te...eiatiea•
.. so
I,neved:ool
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es h' 710/
be 11,6;0
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e ..-
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