The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07 00:00:00

Tall satanic; CRAW2IIII.

anxious that such resolutions ehetid be pared that the I
practice of the rat manager should be aridly in areord•
anise with the orders of the Beard. That is not now
the ease, for during nine sonaratire Witte the lamps
were not lighted last month, and on other sights the
lamps were sometimes put out at 12 o'oloelt, sod the
Bonk of P.lloo stopped • man from potting out the
lamps, and threatened to look MOS op. —Mr.
suite*. tsd the .mgreetion to born by motor only.--11r.
HOWAID thou6ht the matter should be left in Vie hahls
of the Mayor ',steed by the Inspector of Police. Mr.
Ws LITOILD suggested that the lospeetor of Pollee
should be empowered to order the Lampe to be put out
when they are not wanted, sod lighted when requited.
it wee stated that there boo contract in Castillo* with
the gas company; bet—Mr HOWARD said that the old
arrangement of course is still in froroe.—Dr. SIMPSON
pointed out that the men charges proposal are too
hlgb.—The 11•TOI sold he hod been told by the
Inspootor of Pohes that during the dark nights It Is
she I its ly neriesuary for lb. proper wattling of the
town that the lamps should be lighted—Mr WILSMRD
pressed his suggestion; bet—Tha TOWN CLIZZ ..id
this proposition WU not in moirdsesi with the bother
on the paper. The prepaid° wee altered Um—
' That the Inspector of Pollee be empowered be order
the lighting of the lights as dark sights, end that a
te,mmittee orsietiog of the Mayor, Mr Welderd, rod
Dr. Salmon, meet the Or Moron with roper be
payment for the same. —Carried.
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WATZILING TIM 1110ane.
The MAY,,a said 1.. t year there were oomolaints oft
account of the water being t ikon from the King-street
stalwart to "ratr the roads, tied the tiontssetsr was
Instructed to take the water horn the eamPs at ths
lower end of the I [at-boor. But those pumps were found
insufficient, and they tried getting the water from the
&abr. That caused sionddlouble annoy•nee and loos
to potions loin la the neighbourhood, but since then
he found that • pipe 000ld be Mil from the Beebe,
where there Is an efficient engine, to the Rau, for
about £l5 They now paid Be • week extra to the
000trsotor for taking water from the lower end of the
town, and for 50, • week suftiaiset water foetid be
supplied from the Biths.—Kr IIILLIDGE suggested that
taking the water at the Statue would be an easegenee
at the Tesrsee.—Mr THOIIILI thought the arrangement
should out be altered at pelmet, now they had another
pump, sod when Bir John Ooodo's plan of embeaking
the Backwater was serried out, they would be able to
t water from the King-Oreet pump SQUIBB
was e.lled in, and mid he mull only allow the extra 4,1
allowed him foe going to the lower mul of the &whom,
it they 'applied him from the Botha—Kr HOWL=
sold th• wroterillid not stool bleu me peony, ea lIMOODI
of • private &mincemeat wtth the mmegoir of the Baths.
If the 11 iard would eruct • peunpfner engine and give •
sulllelent supply, the manager of the Bathe would
be glad to be supplied with the water. —The eostrieeter
Wag asked what be 'weld allow off his mottoes, 1 —Yr
SQUIBB laid the waterlog of the town required 40 tom
ol water, and if they obtsised It from the Baits, that
would not be half that required. From the Baths the
highest they got WY 21 leas • ear. When Mac-street
pomp was up, be saute seed his sena mottos* at night
aid get 40 load of water. Re weal I only allow beak the
nit's a W. ob. —The Karon: Y•AI NOM SO have a
gust affection fee Kingstree. pump.-14 Squid:
Yee 1 paid £lO towards it —(lauchter).—itesolved
" that the necessary pipes be Lid and apparsens criwitod
to supply the water carts with water from the Baths at
a point norr the King's Statue, at • cost n. 4 esseeding
£l5 and tiot £1 10. be paid /or the water."— Alter
wino further conversation, the Board rote.

POOR MAN'S FRIENDLY MINIM T SOCIETY.
The Afty.fourth itheivetury of this veaerable society
was eeletiret•d on Thursday afternoon leat. when the
members end friend, dined together at the White Hart
tog, in tit. noutifidly sided "arge room" of which
Host Murton hal provided a substaitiel and well
coked repos, ooadating of 'eosins old lizglieh fare.
IL II tweeds, 8,0.. ofF, with his aeoustomed liberality
iord forethought for his aonsutoonte enjoyment, kindly
'tent • dosin of wimp to gnu the tables, and C.
11 imbro. K.?.. sent • amuse of good feeling
by Mr Aylesbury, with an order for • glue of grog for
each. Anotig thou pram* wen Mr IL Reynolds, the
esteemed president, Kr IL Thomas, Kr Aylesbary, Mr
F. Moore, Kr liaglaad, Mr Basler, a
Mr Lbarn Kr
heel., Kr
G. Brown, Putter, Mr TiMMIMIIt, Mr
hooka Kr Gill, Mr J. Alien, Kr Heady, Jan, r R.
itaseell, Me Hest, Kr Stubs, Mr Ran, Kr Values,
Kr Corniek, 111 r Legg. Mt Deming, Ms H. Humes,
Kr H flier, Mr Bolt. ka—altee • 'spiel repast had
been enjoyed, tropes of the bateau sheets were dis-
tributed, and it apysar.d that 860 8. had bees paid to
Oak members du mg the year, sad sot there reaudned
to the box sad beak £B3O, 91. The total samat ool-
looted, hialedier a bathes of 992 lOs 21 left our from
last year, amototed to /1157 10/ Ild.—The Chairman
reed lettere of epolony foe the venerable vierepresideot,
Mr S. Moore, from 11 liduirds, Seq., It. N.
Howard, Fsq, mad R. Hare, Req, whe mat 103151 from
0. J. 'l'. II train°, Req. and £ll. his own sub-
acoiption. J. TII all, Fon, ran wrote hamming the
corepaay that 11. Elwards, Eel, M.P., desired
Ibsen to seeept • dorm of ertee—(appleame). The
Outman also said he bed resolved the followiag sub.
soriptione front hon. members : —W. Thoinuaa, Es%
£2 2i ; the Mayor El • Ms IL Thomas, 10. 6d ; ltr
Aylesbury. 10. 61; Kr F. Moore, 10. 61; Kr B.
Hama, 10.54; Kr Begird, 10.62. Without* the
twaseary members he rubs did not know how
the society mead exist, for the ordiaary emetbse
did not pay nearly as meth as the
members: Maas of the ordinarymemben mat=
this will theresee as they pew older, while, as this la
• slab of the old wheel, it Is no wonder that sou,
men should join eoleties with perhaps greeter beadte
to hstow. Sill their sosierry had dose • great deal of
good, ead although It is growers old, sad pertain
decrepit, they mattit not Se dotoit it. but rather re-
double their aorta to keep it sloth Toes mart ea lee-
your to get new member" to keep up the dab, se the
infasion of new blood would do them mush good, and
also bestow benefit on those joining. lie also erred
Item to plea mirky hon. members as they Gould, end
they tides exist toe mear years to some, The first
business was the election of Oben ; they had two
very efloisat stewards, and he did not think they Gould
do Wise thaa needed thou—Kr W. Basks and Mr
J. Kingman were thea re-ineeted stewards, on the
motes. of Mr Heady, who is • new member of this
year, end on the proposition al Kr Slosh, mewled by
Mr Gill, Dr Modes was neeppeinted method cant
—The Chairman, with some autly•turned observations,
gave the loyal touts, which were heartily remind, Mt
F. Moore wading off the mania honours to the tune
of the National Anthem, in • novel sod most
eppropriet r style. The tout of the Hon.
liambert was resolved with load &ppisue, and
Kr Gill remarked that this sanely had more
hon. menthere than brainy d
as oh la the Tows.—
Kr Thom of the hon. melabare had
bee. osaushed with the elab oe • umber of yam, sad
he thought some entiatted than noneetion more from
old associallea Ikea hem stay kept of the reenseitaties
of the slob to Hs former prosperity. He bold
remember when it was fair sere metal ta asemeglag
distress, sad was able to week he. hi. own ivories's
u Doerdlan of the Poor df Shelved it had due. The
Maoist they were Attie to held out was eaty a poor
winless.* though he wee happy to be able to us of
the Gatudiana, even these who Sr. sham • maligned
else—the landowners and farmers, that he sever knew
them treat harshly the pow people whe apply to the
Board. He had the !wooer of proposing as eltairmen
their old friend Kr 0 sad for 16 year, he had
cagey the lams—that he hewer heard • hush expressioa
from him to the applematt who appear you
by year. 81,11 the relief Is so small that worklag
mu most look to eselethe Ilk* this for amiatauee
when la need—(applaas4-11e kyles/rum oth•
gratulated all present that God kid spared
the. to meet agala. He bed thinned thole reeks some-
what, but not very math, sad they bad mate to be
thankful for. Beery, bread-wither might to join a
nudely Ukelele, fee • worms with a family, however
ousfol, thouttfat. sad isdastrieas the might be, bed
always enough &Seals, he mumps, aad be wee there-
fore always glad to aria auk • swiety. Be.. of their
members hat &tanned • greet age, sad antoapt them
he wee glad to see Kr Boiler, who is over 92 years old,
and had belonged to the eseiely alratet, It net gait*,
from the oomenessameat—(bear).—lfr Emitted also
responded. Ile had fund kelp hut sub unetase
before, cod was glad to easoaregie the.; he eldifht yet
regain It eine, s.d this the mothers meet sesoarege
him—(applaass).-1112 F. Keen meetly responded, and
Mr R. Hassell, the latter tooptag that all world% moo
torrid joie sanel oleadly seelety, if not this one.—Kr
G. Brown also expressed his williaiseee to de theca
what good lay In his power.—Me Thanes pee the
"health of the Borough otealtere"—(applettudt They
bad always found Kr Edwards very kind In his disposi-
tion, nod always ready to assist, sad that with snob
grereful cheerfulness that it was almost • *mare to
beg of inieh a gentleman —(mar). Their worthy member
Kr Hamero is elm ready to aid every eam of need that
0003•11 ander his ao heartily duet). Mr Ayleir-
berry had mouth pleasure la being deputed by Me Hun bro
to say he desired to be remembered by the. all, he
wished them well, and hoped they would wept a glass
of grog east, to drink his health—(applausej. They
had two members which any borough m4ht be proud
01—(beer, hur). —Mr Basks prep:reed " health ud pro-
eperity to the Town Conseil, the Mayer, sail all.' He
expected more of them preseat this evealq. sad would
like to have the Mayor sad Kr Talbot foe Stewards, Mr
'signet to pt the stoney sad the Mayor to pey it ewer,
—(lushier end applause). The Chairman said the
Mayor won't have bees glad to be usenet, but
with hie own helium end his anxiety about
the drainage of the town sad other midis atom
be could not be there. But his heart wee with them',
soil he bed seat a sibecriptlea—f plum). Tag tout
was then waived with sztra,rdlnary h
Guars, the
sheers being oft-repeated, rousloel brume. Jatert
kinds of welcome (ollowing).—Mr Aylesbary res
est referred to the impoetant rweetion o•owpyrMny
attention of the Town Cotheif—the drainage of the
tngru, whith they believed would be tarried Out most
stbe!!iniiiyczhautreoh"lPtitjeniseuttils"ait°624:ctiTeetbe:hor:dictolitsugub•ehtflPsdiuybeadittiteel.:lnliv:iit:aw_ouhiwt:lll::utansaanivielgrae.;:laathealsaatiad'sbh:
The evil of Last year had not ems from the B tai:
but fronts sailor Wag leaded from Portlanen & '
conduct of other towns towards Weymouth had
most reprehudble —the:art—he thought it moo neeede-bssil
able cud contemptible, bad inuind
"Poo It, whenever
an individual, a body of people, or • nation' ding at
which is unjust, punishment would recoil nP" them
..tcoa One pleas was now enjoying °oto not
enviable—he referred to Bouraemouth. New the n duel of thou people last you WM meet erad be Wftairs-
month ; he heard they SVGA stationed MINI S. eater the
railway osnisive, cad deter 'lanais from semier to
Weymouth, by theme:4 [righted aad sir against the welfare of our tow.—_(.'7",
have men in the Town Curasil who ere giving their whole attention to says the town, aid the pease of
the ratepayers is well, and although they may he
opposed to sash other out of the Clousil, Wide they
are united in their earnest desire sad effort for tile last-
ing good of the town. Mr Aylesbury this dile,ed on
the charms of Weymouth, the bread sad Seim selids,
the beautiful Bay,oo whist boats ona be rowed Uthent
danger, the Wales districts la the Bay sad she neigh-
bourhood, sad expreemed Ids belief that Union mane*
bid to be attreitted by these itherees—t ).—My
Thomas almo responded, sad
that he had been the mess or latrodethillit
the notes of the Legal Herd &grim of
dribs Ina mem Tklt I gneigutel. nevoid

The MAYOR rid he bed biessulf pinned thiesubl act
on the nouoe moor. It wet esperady esereary to
deal with the mutter now that in their new advaiiiiing
frames, whir he was happy to say are exhibited, the
sommittee had inserted the wale "Good *ad side
bathing." The charges were for each nasehiee if
accepted by an Inhabitant, 61, if by • vidtor, 91, sad
this di/fares had caused considerable animadversion.
Tao Ira of charges re hung up, one in orb batting
marine, and every visitor wno MIN a =whir sac
therefore see them, and, noticing the difference made
Werra inheblears end riffles, they thought and said
that the tadoemen of the town also sharp mom for
their goods be Artery than to inhahltants Now, he
wes Is riparian to soetradiet that, and knowing almost
every town on the south sort, free Dover to Plymouth,
be Gould safely reset that in no town with the advan-
tages of Wolin's* are visitors charged more reasonably
than here. lie had taken some considerable trouble
about this maiter, sad had gone into it fully with the
proprietor of re bathing marines. The result was
that they proposed • uniform charge for visitors and
inhebetents--81 for a mashies crupied by one penes,
and that Stoker radii be issued at 61 for a dose.,
whether rod in or family or by on. person. Toes
the obnoxious distinct on between visitors and inha-
bitants would he removed, and the latter, ff bathing
frequently, would be no worse off thal seder the pre.
sent arningement. While they were on the subject of
the bathing, his worship remarked that many prior
are lathe habit of bathing at Greenhill, and he believed
that on an average of years, one death rearred a season
from bathing there, and he suggested whether or not •
rail punt raid be kept there (twins the bathing
40•11011 with life buoys, end other appeases for saving
we, The Mayor also saki that la the list of prier the
charge to inhabitante wee fixed lower " reading to
serer emermos." Ile was not particularly given to
change; but be thought if an old suet,, was a bed
ausecur it should be altered. Is reoluir he moved
"That the bye laws tilers( to the charges for the use
of the baring marthies be reeeincled, and that the
following be substituted: —For the reef rash machine
when .spied by one perm, 81; when occupied by
10 or mere proms *soh perm 6.1; lurking tickets If
s, damn—if takes at a time for the use of a family or
one person 61 eseh."—fferionded by Mr Runts. —Mr
Alderman AILING supported the proposition for a
uniform charge for everybody, and thought the sharp
should be 6L—Tbe MATO& said there are @spores on
account of the lemur of the tide oesasionelly, which
prevented the charge being redwood t) 61. Dresses and
drawers are provided, and all is done at the °barge,
with snob lees prodt than is obtained frau • 61 charge
Is tree places where people only betas as high water
and the marines are let down with • womb- —Yr
TEMA* thought It would be saffirdeat to plaa a list of
the altered prior in the marines, instead of formally
altering the bye lawn—Kr. Alderman MiLLlicos said
the rotors really paid less for baring than the Inhabit-
ants, brews they only bathed for abort periods. di ith
reaper to another matter, a gentleman had seen the
&terse of Weymouth advertised, and told hie son that
he had so idea that it was stabs beentifel place; he
resolved to pay it a visit, and was so Pored that he
should take every opportunity of recommending It—
(beer, hear.).—Mr. Wlll/10111) said the proprietor of the
machines had ex unlined the matters with the aim of
reducing the price to W., but they found that the area
weld not be managed for 61. rah. It was not • qrs.
Don whether more people would bathe it the price
were redused, for the bathing at low water °rapid so
mush time that they weld not go In and out In aciffirdent
time to bathe more than • ceder number. The Mayor's
proposition was sanded.

LIGHT 01 DA= NIGHTS.

The next business we. to oonsider the propriety of
instructing the Supt., of Pollee to direct when the lamps
should be lighted. —The llerus sald for nine nights; they
bad cot been lighted at ell, and on as Inquiry being
mode of the Gas Reneger he replied that they are some
times lit at the times when the agreement is that they
shall not be lighted, about the times of full moon, end
therefore Mr. Stone tveoups the sompmay by putting
them out on other nights when they are not.. meek
required. His Worship suggested that the egresment
with the Local Board should be fully curled oat, ..ad
submitted a lot of charges at which the lamps Gould be
lighted on other nights, but those agrees for—Mr.
Sion* suggested the following Centre lighting when
swot milled upon to light the lumps bopped the time ,
apesilled is the agreement. November, Deeseaber,
January, 44 per lamp per night; Marsh, April, August,
September, October, 34 per lamp per night; Nay,
Juno, July, 'ld per lamp pm eight. —Ma Lou.,
spoke of the danger from the lamps being put
out on dark nights.—Dr. 811111110 N thought that
often every other lamp imald be pet out at 11 o clock.
Tbe MAYOR waa defisomlned to sorry out the resolutions
of the minute book, and as obabman ivonl I not depart
one iota from these resolutions.—Mr R. Taos( AR thought
the lamps should be paid by meter indleetion, as bad
been invuibly suggested by MaHawksaley, and tarried
out in many towns with sumac Tbe lamps are lighted
by the load isatbseisies, aisd only •hot they barn io
paid for, There soother ociene—ris. ter Noe I.
sub.:whim to take water and gee sompanise into their
owe heads, when militia Ave years every lamp wield
be lit bee to the ROM, and In • low moil' Co:here
wail be Wee eel bambe see peelek—Tbe woe,

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MY mush of ihe Nies. It wag ales gralilyieg fie MK
30 MI illa tit ANDitzw.
that • man of seek signal Impalas*, in his PfulanMons
lof such seamen, sad gush weight, bad Doll mid worse cb, _lt" .Y. . bbertilalgiseuis
of Mr Austin's eyeless than that its seems is proble• di Kb.
wetted lore. He held the demmiag of the B•eber•tee will j s bby IN 711 the msgsbm
to be sesentiel, butt!, Mr Attain's testes Gould be 0011 ' In.re la ii ab, 'A f i 6.1147. sis ' 7lmell las
needed with it suomale'le. May woad elm sot o'.ll the •, ;„ roes place an itagambu "'• with
the heavy cost 0, tiumeinif separated but aa armed Nest es. -
..roa.—The Goanuesei.t ", °' • , ~_
oath, of aboet OM. Still be had ,vare tonnifehee In sent, .1 r a •tuis.t,on het March 22, 1,872
Sir John Oood,'• plass, sod farther lialleved that having W. tr. Treoratien, ff. t.. iti,4,..b.r of dglin.si.ibe Sew
an engineer of nob importattes, en I woo tal retailers' follows : --'' Tee eehool II la good rode,.
such signal boson; would give imp°, Laurie tie the work sad atecomfally taught by Mg n
itself—thew, sad applasee). kie bopet if the tubed grant - The made to the school amos .
ato to L 7
teats bad say (este la their kaoielenge, they world bias of last year. more say
=eke them knows to the members of the Ourporation.
' end if they made a load and strong grumble, Showiest&
woad remit She heads of the Moped Marsha sad the
bats wwiplabel of would be famoestd—lbliebwohr—
ler £ybobu7iww, the "health of the Preadant, Mr
Ibroolds." They bad long known him scone of the
mod respeetehle tradesinen•in Weymouth, and he was
MO no man °odd have o•rtint out the duties of the
presidency with more credit than Mr Reynolds had for
lbw put www yews. Might he live long to sojoy the
bemoans of the sosiety—(applestes and musical honours).
--The Chairman returned thanks He had beams
S with the *Nast of doing the meaty a good
woe wee of the oldest ia Weymouth sad one 04
IS irrat festeues wee Its gesalsemoss, most Of Its
MOM sad nowhere being old Weymouth beads—
(uw). la cassia( dowa from Leaden hat night be
Was_pl.aged be we at several of tits stetlone the pkteres
el Weymouth pissed there by the energy of the Mayor.
owl be bobwol they would muss great lacteal eventu-
ally to Weymouth—Near). He neat remarked that
1 oniolo work wee mammary to keep up the modety and
' without sue\ so easiest sewetery as Mn Gale -
(applause) - the society wadi not have been kept up.
tile &Ales were very onerous and be bed greet pl ware
In proposing hie health. (A voles: "I'm proud of him."
sad great applause). Mr Cale's health wee drunk .sth
mistral honours, and the worthy earelory responded.
saying it gave him greet pigswill" In misting the society
I. any way he esaid--(applasse). Mn Thomas pave
The Prem." In kind terms, tad song. and toasts
followed is rapid suseeselee, till the old b.seklry rang
again with the sompway's mirth.

POOLE.

rertertOw Or Tirn-POL Foboe.-0a Them*
clektejeWillis wade his anneal isopestion of tho
NM of this town, mad 'sprigged himself unite oekiessw
with all ha saw.
FonIITR DORSET RIELS CORPS.—The moottly ems.
sre
peiwikuivil.housahuiduspipa:l:rbea!prip.im::::...lhe anteirsret wouermitethiplo.didgnrub:TrothOrmereJpittly:Talkwia...../loapripwiaasesrases.o.l2mi
5pre:41,,76.134.:b.614:74.;!.z..16:
kmo boo boon Om babe " Clabasat" la the yiekcosTo
wsers to omit Poolo by tbe little coterie of Pookkee kis
Immo, whew Maeda proceedings ba co *treaty mimed
such adoption. Use eathaeiacto &mom., who
oe
ecitui:Eh:Tmidriogaleon::;:nl;7:frhkthotiom.ll;Bll.4:*(rUßlLLiaibsy:,;dwdNisieoniffPecer:lirowl:d':filtlgwa'srelf.:°Dt:lriglibeh;:iniuth"erth"4l4664l::er
wine, on the mud, sonsisting principally of rertehts,
or joints of the beck bone. They probably bele% 0.
the memo animal is the bones meetly found, whim
'amassed of the 'bedtime blades, led awe ribs. Thom
Is little doubt they are the bones of an exiled meet.
ci eymbast, nest Lindy tho mammoth, although ItiMiest
teeth nor tusks have yet been found. It Is hoped • ddipot search will be made by our fishermen for • twoh
or to,tlo, by means a shin. the now. of the &Waal might be more clearly made out.
&Instatement' AT Till TUNERS/ICS II —The
ofeleeegewaah° reading,Ww
ew:d.lalltra u i*le"agf
uion re
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he: et:
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spoke of toe good average attelnaltstille daring the pail sown menthe at them Monday welting steeliap awl of
thar aesemsfal eharairer. Tho Mayor (alderman J.
Harker), tb• 11•••• T. Orr, ide M. Farwell, mid Yr W.
l'.lllAckland gave rewitsgt, which
with eoltP, 0005 Par 8001Ke
h. reedited le= sole by olio Tempermee (Antral a.m. Teem of
thanks were given it the Mom silk. entemeMammmt le
the Mass for their lc/retool., whioh they had inadifell free of charges to the genii/rasa slut had gives read.
togs, and to the Chair:aka.
IMPAIR'S') aIi•LI:PUI.--rhis tows was ozone, Mem
etneli•pos during Wm entire of Qs pest views, mid the
bout bee been mode that we have the Sanitary Committee
of toe Town Comical to thank tor it, who, with praise.
mmtby promptitede, limed ups temporary hoessitil
Uouoiitiiio R.Il the previous Bummer, an 1 removal
thither all patients self wing from ti.e minions Mir
could lay heeds oc. but tom hoopitel holism/ nobs.
given op, from limo' being no patients to weepy it, mei
sow, Mier • Masse of at La.t nix wombs slow, we have
beard of • owe in our midst (Am has jest bee• he
portal M the person of • wilor who come hither WI
week wail. Selrerang from the premm.tuy symptom.
The scan is now ill In bed at • putuichowe is tbe
dtrnod, one of the densest ito vol he dirtied WSW=
in Pool.. Tin worst of the mutter wow to be that
our Suntory Cominsttee have no• no Lospital to tab,
the was away to, end, it is said, tley me usable to
obtain • hoer is • andrible locality duel for out
PITT( lieneuuno, Monday. —13.40 re Me Mayer
W. L. C. A.dey, lieq.
Wile Bialloo.—Prantia Goff 'LH brought up amler
• marmot or • ohms* W assealuag his wife, bias
Got—the omplaieant did not prime Ma Mudge, bat
wad she wt, determined not to hr. with Femme so/
looter. —Prieooer said if abs would forgive Wm Is
weal S alp the pledge, and 'Gaol serer go tato apatite.
howe •,•la, or drink anyttuaf 'amitotic the. Me or
wilco—The magistrstes adjoaraed sa,wee for a
fortnight, telling prisoner th.ll if be emanated knoll
properly be would not be brought up main.
TkuallOnT• Beate toe At nyor (Alterman ilar
Allege.. F. T, Rodent, sad W. L C. AM, mdire4:
Pero., Haws.

Daus aaaa gais.--Joka BeerscU was stuanoael lor
being drunk at Least loot on liunday afternooa.—The
charge wit. proved or PAL Ballet', and defendant arss
51 and mew, or seven days hard labour.
BOURNSYOUTH.
Croa Vg,oat Tne season has now arrived what
we upset so oleo wiser cif he reason eh) have spent
wiatar w.to us. Usually at this Urns of the you
there Is a lattas slaekoess in arrivals foes low weeks
bet we are igtsd La dad that whilst Shore bass has
many departures taaos Esau, MG &aster of raw
arrivals has 6104 greater slam at aay ilsi period
preview yeara, and {bat titers la• very general *plain
In the Otos that the 'sisals( maser will be a per
prow MG.

B RI DPORT.
Om 30.000 mackerel were mask& betwess
ormilag aad Tara*, morale& .4 add
(lowa to 7s 61 par Ka
A Corr or Vona' antitlmmi "To. Royal TAIRA*
crimes by Kra Meat) a7d, of litt!toa Mathes* Itas
been appropriated aaJ aetoowledged by He Wilma, Ike
Q tem, throngs So TLIOCIIIII Siddalpit.
&Bonita DRILL /LAU. —Br the Madames al Obebskt
Swats, Me 3rd Dorset Voloatem Artillery ham sesand the
tete Independent Chapel, Bernet Street, for all tan purpose
repored, gun drill, company ditto, 411 c., armoury, AM
room for timid procUce,
A PMOLIFIC Filet LT. —lira. Jam Hmasell, widow el
ch., law Mr Joseph &Wessell, a ski, comm, kam hem
the mother of 9 children, mid ta. gmadmotber
great grradm titter of 99 more, maklag a total al la
deamadaals I She is is maelleat bail* labs. TScli yam&