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3rd.-Brand new next wedding out-of Judge “Top and you may Anchor” An excellent.O.F. was notable from the a dinner on Uncle. Franklin’s, Hall Quay. Mr. C. B. Dashwood occupied the latest settee, therefore are reported that the brand new Courtroom upcoming contained ninety participants.
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Messrs. Charles J. Palmer, B. Fenn, Rev. H. Squire, Dumbleton, Roentgen. R. B. Norman, Burton, and you will J. Bayly is decided the fresh new members of the public Library Panel.
p. 207 One’s body away from good whale, that has been drawn at Winterton, had been shown into the Church Basic.
New Rev. W. D. Wade, new minister of St. Mary’s, Southtown, got, before leaving Southsea, become given a bag out-of ?61.
twenty-first.-The brand new “Sisters” had been during the accident that have one of many stone piers of this new Connection, it got more busted.
Feb. fourth.-An Anti-Taxation appointment is stored during the City Hallway. The new Mayor presided, while the after the took part in what is going on:-Messrs. George Danby-Palmer, Bradbeer, Garson Blake, W. Livingston, S. B. Cory, Roentgen. Hammond, J. Clowes, J. H. Harrison, J. Rivett and J. Fiddes. Mr. S. Bradbeer appeared to be new mover within count.
Feb. 21st.-A good “Poor’s Rate” appointment ended up being stored on Masonic Hall. Mr. W. Livingston presided, and you will a resolution protesting against the 1s. 6d. quarterly rate are used. Messrs J. Rivett, Joseph Neave, Royal, Roentgen. Bailey, Nichols, and you will F. Starling spoke on the subject, once the perform of the Guardians is actually defended from the Mr. J. H. Harrison, among the Panel.
Feb. 25th.-An instance hence delighted considerable interest, had been heard on County Courtroom, Tolhouse-hallway, till the Legal (T. J. Birch, Esq.) This new plaintiff try Mr. John Cobb, leather-based supplier, to have exactly who Mr. C. H. Chamberlin searched; the brand new defendants have been Messrs. W. Letter. Burroughs and you can G. D. Palmer, have been depicted because of the Mr. J. L. Cufaude. New plaintiff stated that he had been a candidate towards the work environment of Councillor toward age such as for instance at the solicitation out of Messrs. W. Letter. Burroughs and you may Grams. D. Palmer. At that time the guy turned into a candidate the guy extremely informed all of them that he would not pay out off his personal pocket a great deal more than just ?10 to your expenditures of your election, and it are knew your Liberal group, to which the guy belonged, do signup the rest. The evening before the election he acquired a quote off just what the expenses have been more likely, as well as in outcome of he immediately saw each other Mr. Burroughs and you will Mr. Grams. D. Palmer. You to definitely estimate, he noticed, amounted in order to regarding ?forty-five, as the memberships entirely amounted to but ?42. Shortly after particular talk it accessible to keep him innocuous of your quantity of the expense that may meet or exceed the sum of licensed, and he and you can Mr. Burroughs upcoming went p. 208 towards the Panel-room of Northern-ward, in which Mr. Burroughs told you that they had generated arrangements because of their friend John Cobb winning industry-ward. The expenses of your election, which he (the new plaintiff) forgotten, amounted completely in order to ?58 1s. 7d. The balance, hence, he now reported on perulainen naiset kauneimpia defendants was ?16 1s. 7d.-This new plaintiff, during the mix-examination by the Mr. Cufaude, acknowledge that ?39 of your own whole matter try having – -.-Mr. Cufaude argued that when, since the plaintiff said, this new defendants got given your a promise towards the excess costs, the newest verify ought to come in composing. And you may, and in case the data is genuine, which, yet not, he debated, it absolutely was hopeless towards the plaintiff to recuperate, inasmuch when he himself got greet one to a large part out-of the whole of the expenses is to possess – -, which was an illegal operate.-Mr. Chamberlin argued that the plaintiff, just after getting the newest guarantee on the defendants, acted only abreast of this new believe of the promise, and therefore hence, as they had entered upon a wedding to pay the bucks, they were accountable. The money, also, wasn’t spent of the plaintiff, however, from the committee appointed to help you perform brand new election, and you can before election was more than, the fresh new plaintiff was not conscious that any of the currency got become spent inside the – -.-Their Honor told you it was obvious the newest be certain that have to have come written down. He had been out of advice, also, that the plaintiff wasn’t bound to afford the unlawful charges, and consequently he could maybe not render their step for cash he reported.-The fresh new plaintiff try, accordingly, non-cure.
