The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-07-02 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1872

Fria*yi Before 11. Haggett, Eq., J. Drew, Eq4, ead
G. }toy:told:a, Seq.
Jong WATIOI, tramp, was brought up for being drunk In
Hidh..treet—Pmed bs and oats Allowed • week to pay (or,
probably to leave the town).
ItiCuLID OrTlulaT Wu mammoth for threaterilog the life
of Frances H lett—Ordered to and sureties to keep the bass
ft three months, Noma In £IO, and two sureties In £3 each.
Not being able to find surety, be was not to prison.
Joint C sod CELIA Lawson were charged with &kilns
1 two of the tLa regiment to desert.
I Supt. Vickery had reeened information from Supt. Lela
that two men of tho 21)51, regimen named James Herley and
June. /Miley, were In charge at 1. Arehain for homed...kin&
and thee acknowle haying deserted the 211th regiment, also
that one wads dressth 1.,. alpaca coat and bowler but, and the
other bad the stripe taken out uf his trowser., and wore • rid
shirt nod., old hat. /le also found that they had sent • leHer
to Rims 0. Z. Rawson. Bent P.C. Amoy to bnng the girl &Jib
station, where he charged her with s.iding the men to dessi
mad asked what lemma of toe clothe's—where their tunics and
bolt. were? She said Carter lad the belts nod one of (ho
Umiak, nod the other the bad bunst slat that she supplied
one of the deserters with a hat she had Ism,ht for 6,1, and •
coat, and that Cotter hal thtowts the other coat overboard.
P.C. Apecy said ytherday morning he went to the female
Primmest house, No. 2, Johnetreet, •nril mked if she had
recessed a letter from two !soldiers who had deserted. She
mid "Ti.," and be then sohed if the knew anything of the
clothes they were !supposed to be wearing. She mid No;
they left So go to the barracks." lie told her what they ware
charged with, hut the denied knowing about the P&L.
clothes In which the men were dressed. He went again, but
she stoutly denied knowing anything about It. Afterward.
the was &Mated, and mid at the superintendent'. eaoo that
it wee no use Wiling any Ilea about it, she had burnt one of
tunic., and Sidney," the male prisoner, had taken away two
belts and the other tunic. Neat tapprehendet Carter, who at
first denied knowing anything about the clothe., bet attin, be
the at the station, mid he had thrown • addier's tunic and
belt overboard, and one belt he gab up at the barracks, but
afterwards told him one of the bits the at the Nelson Inn.
Witham went there, and the landlord gave hi,, the belt
They afterward. went to the back of the Nothe, and prisoner
went out into the VW.% to And the lonic; but, It being high
water, though prisoner went Into the water up to his
they could not find it. He Wealth having on him :et
the regimented shirts. He mid that the moldier. pulled of his
tad put this one on him, and gave him two or three
" clouts 0 the head" bosom be would not go and .14 their
clothes.

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William Beggs. landlord of the Nelson Inn, ispole• to the
male prisoner oaring left • soldier'. belt at his house. saying
that he pick, dlt up. It belonged to the 2310 Regiment. and
witness, handed It to the polio..
Sergeant G. Density, Slth Regiment, said Dailey had
deserted his c.mpany at Portland, and the shirt produced le
numbered 1,097, nod belongs to Dsiloy.
Curter, who I. • Langton 13144, seemed very dull of men-
prehension, and could Ilut underdand what be was to quo-
tioa the witnesses for.
Sergeant Andrew Rogers of the 7710, said Private Notify od
the 2Rth deserted Fevre Weymouth on June 13. The bell
produced was numbered YRS, and belonged to Hodes,.
To• prisoner,. admitted baring let the dewier. Nom the
clothes ; but Sukey '1•613/.4 to think that esteems wee no
robbery, for arisen Yr Arden pointed out to his that he no.
hound with the thirt on him, be excleisned Well I be bed
Dline."

it...., to ths Beach, Supenctendent Vickery mid the
girl wea • oummon proattute, and had been aerated foe
stealing Rower.— Fourteen days' bard labour.
An meanie of Rawson'. exclaimed " Seep your pecker op
Cal !" on prisoners were being removed.
Ssteirdety Bean J. Drew, Esq., awl 0. Ihrynads,
Haatlttu. was charged with buying In 114 h-street, on
June Si, P.C. Handord maw him about • quarter pad in
begging for coppers with bls at. off. He kept cam to moral
people, holding his Int to front of them.—Pridmer mid he
wa• • watch and clock repairer, and ha had lb. " ridefortstne"
to get drunk, sad have wren day. bard labour. —The Saul
sal& that prisoner by bit own &clansman had been commlted
about 70 times at Itzetar.-10ne month.
Commt Prm Samosa, Friday.—B•fore theehah,
man, H. C. Gooddeo, Iraq., ftwaffield, and IL I.
Slat, Seq.
Taoists Favdt, was fined 2e II Including costa, for
allowing cart to obstruct a street at Wyk..
Saul Orme Ina summoned by Mary Ow.—Kr Howard
appeared for defendant, and mid two obildrea were quarreling
with each other, ad the two mothers inufered.—Annie Gear,
• little gal 11 yowl old, gave an account of the quarrel, which
appeared to have arisen with reference to eonse hone dung
which It. picked up: Abraham Otter, • little boy, came out
and Hawed it. They had • dispute, when ddeadan came
out ad drunk whams with a grenbovel, and put the bora
dung in her bucket. On tins wither threw • done at her,
and defendant than threatened to Sarno her out, sad I
pulled her hair. Whams and to her mother, btit defendant
mid if her mother came out out, abe would pull her-
—ln crow-examination H
by /lir oward, witame did not know
It.. long toe had bred there, or ho• many months there are
to a year. Tbe little boy Otter was about hat bar age. The
boy did not touch ar bucket, and whim Mr. Otter struck her
the was not fright/sad as to run Indoora—The mother ef the
last Inae . dare to speak the truth with • dear coadenea
She ..id the blow with the fire shovel knocked the girt down.
She did not interfere with the dMendant.-11te Beach mid
Edda ought to have taken up the child and carrird her In.— I
Dlentimed.

Mr Norte Li:heti& summoned Mr Goons/4°lth, Portland
Ferry Body,. for charginE ed for • trap which only ought to
be 1•1.-11lr Noward sported this Um. for Mr Ooodslen.—llt
ILabbettaproducid • docurneed which he said had been nettled
Irons the copy furntalsed to Mr Porno. In order to paha the
gatoboerd from. This was bold not to be evidence, end the
rose was distninot

itrai—cd Firdhirnoite, of Um 77th, wae Hummed for Wag
drunk lied riotous, asid aassaltluir Chia and tilmock.
, —Defaident Heed an adjourummit,la order to get wherein.
U. had been beeten by der or on men. Hien the palm came
npon hen • he should be very sorry to aceault the police; but
H had no 'recollection of what he did, and had his. moaned
to the guardroom, and did not know till Hilda a Mort nom
whatmcn they were that meaulted blm.Supt Hare agreed with
the appllcatios wishing to dire the defenHat *very chance
Defiant welted to hear the policeman'. eatement, that be
might "hare no unferetanding of tee cam," but wee told be
could not hare it Ell tie ewn way. —Defendant tried to argve
the matter with the Bench, but was told they could not hear
one ed. of Um cam ; but he would hare justice Hee Alm.
Defendmit : Uwn don't hare justice done le this world we
will In the next —Adjourned.
QUALLS Rasoue,of Chickerellone summoned for druaken-
bsee—Releared over the Court ee if deaf; out the Supeno-
tendent said he could !mi.—P.C. Pieter proved the cam and
deleodant ma fined to.
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ne --anut-CitioTul-ii;blintd Mind during Lb* hewing of tbs
xt calm.

Goons Heaton wee Indicted for maliciously cutting
understood, the property of in arrolllsld, at Wyke.—P.O.
Roper now d.f.ndsot on June 10, in a field neer a copee, of
Mrs tawaMeld. He had a yoanUty of wood (produced) under
his arm, nod witnem took it from hi,., akin, him wise. 10
was. He replied "II is mina" Witness told him he would
summon him, when defendant mid he thought it wee no harm
and begged to be let olf. Went to the cope. and.. weer.
green wood had been cut. Took the eticia, and compared
them with the stump. left in the grouod, sod they Stud The
value nod damage woo about laid —Defendant aromotzunined
eine, to show that tin sticks were on the ground.—Mr
Coombe waned defendant that he was gong on to ahow tin
the cue was one of felony. and MIA be aid et the flemione.
—The Chairman told aillindp that everything depended epos
hi hairy cut the sticks, for If be picked them up, they most
mod him to Doreheirter yowler Senoa&—Deleadant hereon
partly collapsed, but tried to urn that that the sticks were
only worth 01.—He was told that an BeraMeld did not snob
to prei the case. hard tiniest him, and, with • warning that
cutting such tress did much more nuance than the value et
the wood. be was Ina • Rh • Roe of 10. Wandler; lanai.
JUIN HAIN= wen •111111210011 d for a similar propos: The
damage done was to the amount of is sd. Thome. Pitman,
who had aadolod delta:nut in cutting the wood, wee called
against him. He said defendant athed-hiat he lead • hand to
come up nod cut olt the limbs of a few tree& which were in the
way. Haines route the land on which the to., grow. Among
Die wood out was that produced. one Oen about • foot In
diameter, and the ether fooL -- Defendant mid be did not
land to Injure the treee,and only did It because they were la
the way, He had had leave before from ha. SwaMeld to cat
down limbo that eluded his ord., and or. tress. Hie
agreement wee with Mr. awallield, en., by word 51 .0010, and
be paid a guloeu tar the house, aod shrubbery *lsere the
tree. In., Led rti for four acne. la the yard he had now
some tree.. which Mr. fivrafileld rave him leave to cut down,
and he woo only sorry that he did not sok leave to cut UMW.—
adj.,urned to ascertain the tame of letting.
CIIAILSO Bat, woo summoned by P.O. John Clan for
cruelty to e horse, at Portland, oa Juts' 17. Witham being at
the police otatioo, heard blows mild*, and meat into the
garde. and looked over the welL Then be ilaw deleadeat
going up the Zlgiag road toward. the Barracks, with • masa
sod three borses with • load of brick. He beat the lon hone
about the heed, and then got on the shahs, beating the two
hind bone.; t 0.,, were no rein& Winne called the sermeent,
and when be came out again, defendant woe beating the hone.
again. The hones would go • nun way sod the. mop, Pert
because the lout heavy. -The Bach remarked that
hones ought to draw such o lud ; hot 111100. mid the road
V. fresh Mooed, The front bons ran sea with the load
down bill, nate against the gate, broke the gate, the axle gave
way, and the two hind hones were thrown duns. Ti. beating
was excemeive, cruel, sod lllUMelilary to keep the wages trom
upeetung, or the hones from going bask.— Delendent wad he
hmt the front mire because he had a great deal of trouble with
her, ao eh. Jib and kick.—Mr. Coombe : To Wag 1111011.11 PI the
head is not use nght way to do with them.—ln weaver to the
Bench, it apeand that defendant Joined his preeent master
last Dandiest.. fair. H. add he bad never been brought up
before, and he had • fuoily.—The Bends cautioned defendant,
and fined him be.. including costa.
Coattail Bono, was summon.' for allowlog four hones to
stray, on June O. —PO. Roper now bones on the road which
ions from Wyk. to Chickerel, they were grading by the side
of the road, and he drove them toward. the nthie till the earwig
and carter boy ramie and took charge of them. The road was
obetructed, for ou had to go between the bones close to their
heels, two hones Wog one side sod two the other of the road
—Mr. Ward usd the hones were not much more this outride
Ole gate, they were going from one Said to soother. He thought
it a very .harp case, for ow hardly darn [DoV• their stock.—
He was cautioned that hones moo not he allowed to fen on
the road. —Fined $4. per hone, end coma ye,
JOlll/ EDIFALD PITMUI was unmated for usaoltleg hie wife
Bina, at Portland—The defendant did not swear. P.&
Florence woe called to prove service of summon.; but It
he mend it at the boon a defendant'. mother. Hi
nraZi l he had quarrelled, end defendant wont to treat his
mothees house. —Sonia of summons bad.
Hera aroaa, for allowing five cows to stray, at Wykilr.O.
Roper proved the aue.—Fised told. and costa, total 0.

Yr: HOWARD uked If Ibis Iseladed oompeuestion to
Immo* be oarterstood 'member of lb* Board intuited
to &dm S5OO .

—Bet thiTiown Cum anmered that it wu distinctly
stated in the valuation "The slalom of the tenants
for anneal swops. ko. , to be paid by the Board."
The iltroa reourked that even giving lb. £6OO for
the mad, If Mr. Philip's tender were ncoepted, b) Sir
John Coode, the total roost of the work and thtLiand
wohid be only £12,400, stlll it3oo below Et,r TOLD
Coode's estlmste. _

--On the monies of Mr. Lunt, seconded by Mr.
Rouyn, iffse offer et tie lend at £6OO, wee accepted.

111111.11 T
The Isadore for repaving this street were opened :
Yr. Wallows, £153; r. C. Jane, £135; a 000treotor,
who did not alga am name. bet whose Oandwnstax was
said to be that of Mr. Weekley, £145, Yews. Brows
Brothers. £123
. _

OD ilrill MutiOD Of Mr. ROWAID, moulded hr Mr.
MOBISTII thy lowitst tender, that of Kowa Bro. a
Brothers was wwepted.

111701111 1 Lea THII 110A.D.

Mr. nowt' stated that, with reference to • heap of
mime near the turnpike road, an inspeetir from the
Board of Guardians laul been to examine, and reporkd
that no animator exiated. A lady rekidwit near bad
again made • eomplaint, and Mr. W•durorth was
deputed toss. M. Jolty. He himself asoompaniad
Mr. Wadsworth, and they mall not &twit anything
offensive.
_

Mr. HOWARD said from what be knew of Mr. Jetty,
he was care he woukl be only too happy to do all he
'acid Is meet the wialtea of the Board.
I. lila opinion the members generally *occurred.
RATRISO AT anagram&

Yr. G. EUOT said ladhis had oomplauted of bathing
be* allowed AA say bear at Gressatil sa.d °lose to
the heass• As thslatesshill is le be the Ad of nubile
=e, is swasebact that • board &Wald be pet up
sway from the tows, and no on. allowed to
bathe wearer the town.

Th• Sap.. of Polies meld he hadjetatlased • wadable
thus.

1701111 701 711 00711 Flu.

Mr. I{OIIIIITS reported as to the stone greeted by the
Government for the outer Pier. The deputation had
welted ea OW. Belden, who pointed out a pls:e as near
to the tramway as possible; but there wee Do erase to
plass it on the &rooks mare they engaged ooe at great
flipper. He thought they could get 3000 tons placed
epos the south pier for £525, and therefore proposed
they should premed without delay to invite tendons.
The MAYOR said tea Connell wore fat (roam ander-
valatila timelier by the Government ; be wea extremely
gratified se the result of their applkotion, espeellally as
a previous •pollesll...a bad been reformed.
Mr. G. ZLIOT thought the Connell might memorialise
the O•yerensent to seed the sloes down the tram way;
bet Mr. Roberts's suggeetion we. adopted, .Wended by
Mr. Timis.

11•11001 DIUDOII £OOOOllll.
G. Andrews, Seq., borough treseantr, attended with
these easenate. The balance In bend ea Me Harbour
wee MIN 19a. 9d., and the total reselpis ere £1,783
18.. 44. Oa the brklge there was a biasses In hand ol
125 18a. 14., and the total receipts wore CM le. 14.

good of tbe town, bad jest tormounted e oast* In Its
blowy, sod bv giving it • perfect sanitary system w,re
shoat to remove the source, of pp viou. misfortune.
This morning toy howl a nme. tlns of the Com,ml, tbs
tendon for the dams were opetie.l. and he was pleased
to say some wire within tho e.tim ito of Sir J .b•
Coode. Ito h .tnid to s c Wet:in.-nth pro-Introits
again, so splen Rita-del s• it w with .tich
IfraPideal advents/ea, with aueh a b.), mulls sands,
soak • pleas for be t, where (hero is no 61. of
daniter. when • child am be io • boat w t'i perfeet
sefoty —there ww. no ilisetfto C +op tro with Weymouth
—(spolause). Tim p'aise is deetined 5. go •het 1, sod if
all pot Vim *boulders to tie wheel, I hwe °staid* the
Council helping tutoe n ii, there so brisht future to
storo--(applause).
: The CII•1611•11 rave "the Hon. wrath •rs ' coupled
with the name of Dr 0 iilla—(spniause).
Dr. GIUFFIII, in reepuow hoped the society would
locrease from year to you It MAO mot wale tble, no
only for giving relief In /101[IteOl by monty, hut that
medlo.l attendanos which all of thorn eve.,. The two; it.
log men m•y hero their sumo,. , a namo:. as brilliant
as they ; but if they in not lay by an overcoat lot
duller thus."' it would go hard with them. The man
who constantly spencit.llho get. icon t he Web reed of
poverty, and it will not ho brig br fore ha gets there.
TOO CIAILIMAN next gave the meiwal /Aeon' of she
(brie eourta—Dr. Simpson, Dr. 'I lizard, mid Dr. Moot.
beet. (Received with threw Cows three).
Dr. 91111'50N teotai ant detain them, al they molted
to join the ladles outside. Hu wished (him all good
health, sod if they were in want of • sup; ly of list
aommiwiity, to come to 6, Fflideriok Plsee— (applause).
Dr. hiriontruan said that owing to the many varier
m.oiits of their niedleal officers hitobee would oseassoaally
arise ; but he trussed they would make allowanee for
thews mishap+. Ills service had bean comparatively
light Mel?, sod be booed similar good fortune would
' eoutinue. They had all heard of the Paris Consomme,
and would fee that their diabolteal deede bad toot a
just reward ; but there ii. Communism which claims
the respect of every thinking man—that of frleud:y
twaietios—(applatue). It represer tf:d independence corn.
bined with the dignity of labour, and imah associations
deserve every supp4t. In 110401nnOn he would say,
Honour end fame from no condition rite ;
Act con thy port; there all the honour lies."

(LPPIABaO).
The uelt tostt was "Bumps' tn Courts 3152, 3182, sod
4488, sod the Dunes of Bro.. II ,uoarll, Blo•hut, sod
&glutei. wars r.osive.l with mu.ioal honours.
Bro. HoUNIZLI, .ad that Court Plume of Feathers,
to wh cb he waa prod to belong had since their hat
demonstration ..yd £9O, sad id now worth £5OO lo
sash.

Bro. MOWLIII. lot Court "Seller, Hope," sold they
bad hod a great deal of nehmen, but had mot every
demand, and saved *little money.
Bro. BSOLLIID respooded for Court " Easlaud's
Hope." They were pleased tl see as many brotlron
trier° to day, especially oemndering the unfavourable
appearance 01 tbe weether.

'The " Weymouth United District" followed. nod
ins responded to by Bro. POICIRSI, who etl.l Ins
district was formed by mute whu seceded from the
South. Western district In 1865. Toon there were 221
merobare : bat now the district numbers 7 wort* with
686 financial sod 20 boli.members. The smart. foods
amount to £1,049. and the district fund to £l6. The
members had resolved sink pay tor 2.9611 days during
the peat year; bed both in numbers end capital the
district makes a steady sAranee—iePoimace4
The Diluents next gave "Visiting Brethren end
Kindred Societies" eonpled with the names of Bro.
Gibbons of Abbotsbury, and Bro. Fisher, of Portland;
bat they !teemed either absect or too shy to respond.
lit. AILDIS then appropristrly gave the health of the
Cheirman, who had so kindly taken the °hair—(.p.
please, rand a voles "One more for the largest employer
of labour in Weymouth." kn. Devenwh's hea;tl 111104
also the subjact of frequent good wishes, and there wag
gement eutbusiesta.)
The CitelliMaX responded, saying it bed given bins
immense pleasure to lend his field, and if it were
wanted again, he should Ira happy again to lend it—
(applause.) This bed been the first otwealoo on which
he bed presided at a publie dinner, and he shouW
never forget the demonstration of the indent Order
ef Foreasers—(iipplause, and Mr. LuCEWOOD Yee
mast take the chair oftener, sir.") Toe Chums.= con-
cluded by wishing all health and prosperity, and the
eouipany the adjourned to the field, whare • i.e at▪ merry sports, • beautiful view, and pleasant
friends, helped the happiness of ell.

THE Idacugall. Swan hi, on the whole, e satis-
factory one, is spite of vicissitudes. The takes are
freonent. though not always heavy.
Tug Dm Works are being enlarged for the purpose
of supplying Top of the Hill. A large gismo:Leta' Is to
be constructed, and the mains laid from neer the
iteetny to the On-Hill villages. Mr. Dodson. of Weir.
mon‘b, is (motto:nor for the work.
FaIGIUTION.—Twooty-elos parsons, several owning
Property in the Island, left Wskeharn, Weston. and
SAithwell, on Wednesday, to emigrate to North
Ameridi. Portlenders have undqubmdly nlneh
in thus Sliming the "bad tini.is" into no oriamion for
obeying one of the first Divine tiominands—to repieniall
lii. earth.

81D111 TILDI STIIIIM --Great son-
' sternetiou was nand in Portland by the determination
of the London builders to refuse arbitratioe. Ooe of
the largest Ines bee redacted the working time of their
men to three days • week, and general distress le kkety
to be caused. Everybody regrets that the London mee
had not been lege arbitrery In their demands.
WiLuald Itooraito—Thle extraordinary 'omelet,
whole wand hes been so egeellent during his confine.
mint In Portland Prison, has not loot all lie friends in
the outer world, for, it is said, that a memeriat beg
been drawn up g for hie release, and ostensively
circulated In La obetti. The hospital autboritiee at the
prison would mach miss the wiling mid valuable
moisten*" of Reopen, if he were removed.
Tas VOLUNTNII AIITILLIRT. —Tbia oranpeny bee
long been kaolin as 000 Of the finest oorps of volonteere
for many • long mile. In feet it Is antlisiently large
for a oompany and • half, and thus there wee • little
diffi 'ulty orienting for the thooting of its members,
sometimes • great suety more would 010010.1 than meld
be accommodated, sad sometimes wearealy any would
sonee, seek expeetiog the rest to be then. On Setae.
day last, Cent. Eliot divided them into six sections,
and eppointed nab section to be in shares of • war-pant.
They will now be walled out by sections, and the
WCt will be smewerable for ell detail,.
lEITaAOIDIXLIT TRILL Or ARDOUR AID GOIll
—oc Monday, the 24th, the moorings of the Hotepstr
mid Glencoe were laid down Inside the Breakwater
200 yards apart, under the superintendeooe of Captain
Mains, li.N., who, we are informed in Iris anxiety to.
ow that the distaste. 'as correct, bat a narrow escape
of being drowned, but was sewed by the prompt assist,-
anew of his men. It Is expected that the trial will
take plan either ore Thursday or Setarday. It is mud
that two shots from the Hotspur's enormous guns an
to be chard at the Glattoe's turret, end one at her
The positions of the two Tomei. will be such
that the shoti will be iireeted eirawerd. The Hotspur,
3, double-serew iron-ertneurplated ram, Captain IL D.
Hiekl.y, left Davenport for Portland on Wednesday, to
Ire iuto the turret ship Platten, which was conveyed to
Portland by the Sultan and other skips. The Hotspur
pared through the opening at 4 o'clook, and the Platten
arrived about an boar after. Her envoy Immediately
reteened ; bet the two turret ships he near the Govern-
meet pier. The Retire, of herself Is • sight worth
mein ; but the Mitten Is a most extraordinary ship.
Some of the old salts declared it was a "plOOO et •
breakwater" owning in, for the sten of the ship
appears to be all piles at dret sight. A. nearer Jasper
hoe shows the monitor or tartle-baoked bull, rising
like s boating iron tortoise only a short distance from
Use water, soaroely more than the height of a ernell
poet. The piling name to be • framework support
• bridge and deck-house. The vs. gel eerteinly slivers
wool dlesejt to lilt with any affect; butt her smell
height shove water would not tempt many to choose
her foe • voyage. No one who ha, the opportunity of
coming should miss the present ocioseloo for seeing
two of the moat change of our Ironclad', the Glattoo
bong as unlike on miinary ironeltd ship, es the latter
Is different from • beautiful wooden frigate in the days
of Nelson and British oak.

that ON Portland Board resented It. Unpated um 11, I
tha Wet month t:orporation carded Do cosh proosod.
loot. there email bp a another d,'3lon.triliwu that
would teed the authorities to be dlainoltnod to ow..
Ha rroallul how in old two. the Portia/adore Leel
t•teir spirit at t locution sod be should think the I
Weymouth Corporation Mel hardly forgott. u these old
tirtio.t. nut although there bad been altetatioas is
tott•tnaravol customs nice then, with *soh intertrreone
a. tile that was titre tt ned, be would have ta re-
member tat anal. thy.. may yet return. ife would
out It rery strongly an the nimuortal, to chow that
rtiandert are bound and ate •tlllog and able t• stead
up for Vatir rights. Thar were no loyal in Portland as
la Weymouth iterlf, and t:tey would be Vory glad to
meet these great persouages, and moire thorn nordially
at the prover time—(hear, hoar).
11w.. d.-oiled to draw up a petition to litr Majesty
stating that the Local Board do not consider tee present
time opportune for • ceremony to declare the Break-
wa..er corn, at gni, Sovereign coon. it nt present bp
P.Le t ortt, • fitting re...topmost from the gnus ot the
. _ .

fhb; remlntion WIN carried unanimously.
DIAINAO i LOA I.

The neat busineri we. todetermine what amount shell
be borrow.sl for the purpose of carrying out the drain•
ago ha, of Undstr-bill.and con.ideriog the neoeesity of at
oos. applysng to the L mei Governmeut Board for their
sanction Ls borrow bitch money.
It appeased from Mr. Stage's report that the amount
tir..d to ha hnrrowei would be £llOO, hi. i•.titoete.
r.qturns.: L 2721 7a. 61. for all the alumni, •nd oortsio
wo•k woull hove to be added, which would about
ring the out to £lOOO.
8 sake member remarked ors the amount proposed to be
ezpendnd on the hill. Mr. lIODDIS said ye.. mob., WM
Isil nut oo top of the bill; but s lot of it wee of no nee
at •11.

Mr. A. Brittene submitted the following: That this
Board being the representative' of the inhabitants of
the whirl" island and parish of Poriland,ought to express
its opinion that the borrowing of 0000 front Govern.
mans at 4 or 5 per cent. intereet, for carrying out the
dr•inego fora-,d on them by the sanitery O.IOIIIIIYIODOri
of tie ilienrd of Health, Loudon, is and will be • great
hardship on the ratopayers. He cinsidered it unreason.
able and unjust, whild the nahabitanta of this 'Mead
hews now invested £3.looat about 21 per cant. 'armrest--
ruouvy that has hven paid by tbe Government and others
for commonable olds taken, idid for the great privileges
lost by the inhabitants us aot being able to work oat
the stone contained in those lea& It world be the
mesas of sserifiaing the iiihabitsnte. capital now lying
idle, or nearly so, end tee borrowing of money soder
such eiscumatthees would easue • heavy berthas on the
ratepsyers geuerelly, sad be the mew of ruining many
men and families in this Weed, more espodally in the
present depressed stale of the Portland Mose trade, 1110 a.
ft newt on the meat strike la Leaden now going GaAs.
very huge portico of the ratepayers at present me quarry-
meet Therefore he would suggest, Meta( gives Wesel,.
ject hisserious consideration, that the Omit boot ease
requested to pet himself in oommasiestlmi with the
iithatery C....nronissioners and the lies. H. L. Besse,
Home deoret.ry, representing the above fasts, and
praying them to nee their 101h11111011 to obtain for this
Board, from Parliament, should it be necessary, power
whereby this large sem of 4,000 now lying idle, modal
other like same, may be first spent for carryon' out
Uwe* sanitary memaree mailed by the Cooloidsguipalts
and for other improvemeate In the Woad. Thee scald
be a greet benefit to the ratepayers and the whole of
the inhabitant., also to HAL soldiers at the Verse
Cit.Ael, the crews of Her Msjeity's ships stationed bar%
and all others resorting to the Poetised Harbour of
Refuge, and the large number of boys oa board the
training ships lying in our roads, who take their resew
to and tsarinas, on shore. Therefore this was •
matter of very great importhaes to the Governaleat,
and there was snitiMent reason for their giving their aid
moder present oirouinstuices. Capt. Harrison's repoit
had also Inay proved the acme.
The ClliStelesn thought it eertalaly • great pity that
this limey should lie at the Bank, without being used,
at per rent, while the board bad to borrow at 4.15
per sent, lie himself was oae of the oommitios, sod
he should have noobjecion loth* invested money being
applied for drainage and waterworks.
Mr. C. litTOMehh : I should have no objection.
The CLaelr remarked that Capt. Harrison in his
report suggested soth no •pplioation, and promised to
support it. He had no doubt a abort Act melts
power
psoed to give the pow over this money to the
J. P. Satirist soid the whole of the island out
be hieleded ; the mousy mast not be for the benefit of
Underhill am..; but the Board mast recommend QM
the whole of the plans be earned out. . . .

The CH/allele/I urged that anasigh kad been paid
about drawing and weitrworlui ; as them drop the
matter.or so aa with kb* work.
. . . .

On the suggestion of the Clerk, Mr. A. Eicarvu pet
• resolution in the following form " Toe; it is
desirable to have the sum of 53,000 for spaying oat
the necessary drainage of the lased. and that the awe/
be instructed to state the partlealare of the sums et
money now investarf, the Premeds of Wes of MO
00M12011 hada, sod oak for the awhill&O• of She
authoritie, in London toesmble this Board to banana
LUOUtal applied for carrying oat snob drainage, labia
would lesson the rsans and be • Wasik to the Inhabi-
tants go/welly."
flootteded by Mr. R. FLAw.
Tlibl melt the general approval of the Board, and Mil
serried unanimously, and it was decided to adjourn the
enbj.et of borrowing the maser Rota an answer bad
been resolved to the mismosial whbas obseld be ere.