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3rd.-The next anniversary out of Judge “Crown and you will Point” A.O.F. was actually distinguished of the a meal in the Brother. Franklin’s, Hall Quay. Mr. C. B. Dashwood occupied the fresh chair, plus it try reported that new Judge then 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 was decided to go with the fresh members of the public Library Panel.
p. 207 Your body out-of good whale, that has been pulled on Winterton, was being showed on the Chapel Ordinary.
Brand new Rev. W. D. Go, the brand new minister away from St. Mary’s, Southtown, got, before you leave Southsea, started served with a handbag regarding ?61.
twenty-first.-New “Sisters” ended up being in accident that have among stone piers regarding brand new Connection, that it got most busted.
Feb. last.-An enthusiastic Anti-Income tax appointment ended up being held during the Urban area Hall. Brand new Mayor presided, and also the pursuing the took part in the proceedings:-Messrs. George Danby-Palmer, Bradbeer, Garson Blake, W. Livingston, S. B. Cory, R. Hammond, J. Clowes, J. H. Harrison, J. Rivett and you can J. Fiddes. Mr. S. Bradbeer appeared as if the mover inside count.
Feb. 21st.-A good “Poor’s Price” appointment ended up being kept from the Masonic Hall. Mr. W. Livingston presided, and you can a resolution protesting from the 1s. 6d. every quarter speed are then followed. Messrs J. Rivett, Joseph Neave, Royal, R. Bailey, Nichols, and you will F. Starling talked on the subject, once the perform of your own Guardians is defended by the Mr. J. H. Harrison, one of the Board.
Feb. 25th.-A situation and this excited significant attract, was heard during the Condition Court, Tolhouse-hall, until the Legal (T. J. Birch, Esq.) The brand new plaintiff was Mr. John Cobb, fabric supplier, to have which Mr. C. H. Chamberlin featured; the brand new defendants was indeed Messrs. W. N. Burroughs and G. D. Palmer, who had been portrayed by the Mr. J. L. Cufaude. The new plaintiff reported that he had been an applicant to the work environment of Councillor into the age such as for example during the solicitation of Messrs. W. Letter. Burroughs and you can Grams. D. Palmer. During the time he became an applicant he decidedly advised all of them which he wouldn’t spend out-of his personal wallet a lot more than just ?10 with the expenditures of the election, therefore try knew that the Liberal cluster, that the guy belonged, carry out signup the others. The night until the election the guy gotten an estimate of what the expenses was likely to be, plus results of which he immediately spotted each other Mr. Burroughs and you will Mr. G. D. Palmer. One to imagine, the guy noticed, amounted in order to on ?forty-five, due to the fact memberships altogether amounted so you can however, ?42. Just after some talk it offered to keep him harmless of the quantity of the expenses which may surpass the sum registered, and then he and you may Mr. Burroughs upcoming ran p. 208 towards the Committee-room of your Northern-ward, in which Mr. Burroughs told you they’d made agreements due to their friend John Cobb winning the business-ward. The expenses of your own election, he (the latest plaintiff) missing, amounted completely in order to ?58 1s. 7d. The bill, ergo, which he today reported on the defendants try ?sixteen 1s. 7d.-This new plaintiff, in the mix-test of the Mr. Cufaude, admitted you to definitely ?39 of one’s entire amount try to own – -.-Mr. Cufaude contended whenever, as plaintiff stated, the fresh new defendants had considering him a hope into excessive expenditures, the fresh new make certain must come in writing. And you will, and in case the data was correct, and this, not, the guy debated, it actually indonesialainen seksikkГ¤itГ¤ naisia was impossible toward plaintiff to recuperate, inasmuch as he themselves got greet you to a corner from the whole of the expenses are for – -, which was an illegal operate.-Mr. Chamberlin argued that plaintiff, after choosing the brand new pledge about defendants, acted merely on new believe of these hope, hence for this reason, because they had registered through to a wedding to spend the cash, these were accountable. The money, additionally, was not spent by the plaintiff, but from the panel appointed to help you run the fresh election, and before the election are more, the latest plaintiff wasn’t aware that any of the currency had come spent for the – -.-Their Honor told you it absolutely was obvious the make sure need already been written down. He was regarding thoughts, along with, that the plaintiff wasn’t bound to pay the unlawful costs, and consequently he could perhaps not render their step for cash which he said.-The latest plaintiff is, properly, non-recommended.