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1857.

3rd.-The fresh new last anniversary from Courtroom “Crown and you may Anchor” An effective.O.F. got distinguished by the a food on Sibling. Franklin’s, Hall Quay. Mr. C. B. Dashwood filled new sofa, and it also are stated that the fresh Judge then contained 90 members.

The month of january

Messrs. Charles J. Palmer, B. Fenn, Rev. H. Squire, Dumbleton, R. R. B. Norman, Burton, and you can J. Bayly had been decided to go with brand new people in individuals Collection Panel.

p. 207 Your body off an effective whale, which was pulled from the Winterton, had been exhibited towards the Chapel Plain.

The Rev. W. D. Wade, the brand new minister away from St. Mary’s, Southtown, had, before you leave Southsea, already been given a handbag away from ?61.

twenty-first.-New “Sisters” got into the crash which have one of several stone piers out-of the fresh new Link, that it got more broken.

Feb. last.-An Anti-Tax conference was actually stored during the Urban area Hallway. The newest Gran presided, and the after the took part in what’s going on:-Messrs. George Danby-Palmer, Bradbeer, Garson Blake, W. Livingston, S. B. Cory, R. Hammond, J. Clowes, J. H. Harrison, J. Rivett and you may J. Fiddes. Mr. S. Bradbeer appeared to be the fresh new mover within amount.

Feb. 21st.-A great “Poor’s Rate” fulfilling ended up being held on Masonic Hallway. Mr. W. Livingston presided, and you can an answer protesting from the 1s. 6d. every quarter rates try observed. Messrs J. Rivett, Joseph Neave, Royal, R. Bailey, Nichols, and F. Starling talked on the subject, just like the how to emoji flirt perform of the Guardians is defended because of the Mr. J. H. Harrison, one of the Panel.

Feb. 25th.-An incident hence excited significant focus, had been heard at Condition Court, Tolhouse-hallway, before the Judge (T. J. Birch, Esq.) The latest plaintiff try Mr. John Cobb, leather seller, to own exactly who Mr. C. H. Chamberlin featured; the newest defendants was in fact Messrs. W. N. Burroughs and you will G. D. Palmer, who have been depicted by the Mr. J. L. Cufaude. The new plaintiff stated that he had been an applicant for the work environment away from Councillor into the elizabeth such as for example on solicitation off Messrs. W. N. Burroughs and G. D. Palmer. At the time the guy became a candidate the guy decidedly told them he would not shell out off his personal wallet much more than just ?10 to your expenditures of the election, therefore is understood the Liberal class, to which he belonged, create subscribe the others. The night up until the election he acquired a quote regarding just what the expense have been probably be, and also in consequence of he at once spotted one another Mr. Burroughs and you may Mr. Grams. D. Palmer. One to imagine, he sensed, amounted so you’re able to regarding the ?forty five, once the subscriptions entirely amounted to however, ?42. Immediately after some talk they offered to keep him innocuous of your own amount of the costs which could go beyond the sum of the subscribed, and then he and Mr. Burroughs up coming went p. 208 into the Panel-area of North-ward, in which Mr. Burroughs said that they had generated preparations because of their pal John Cobb winning the market-ward. The costs of the election, that he (this new plaintiff) missing, amounted altogether to help you ?58 1s. 7d. The bill, thus, that he now stated throughout the defendants try ?16 1s. 7d.-New plaintiff, into the cross-test because of the Mr. Cufaude, accepted one ?39 of entire number is for – -.-Mr. Cufaude argued that when, due to the fact plaintiff stated, the newest defendants had given your a pledge into surplus expenditures, the latest verify should have been in composing. And you may, of course, if the data try genuine, and that, not, he debated, it absolutely was hopeless to your plaintiff to recuperate, inasmuch when he himself had enjoy you to definitely a large part regarding the entire expenditures is to own – -, which had been an illegal act.-Mr. Chamberlin debated your plaintiff, shortly after getting the latest guarantee regarding defendants, acted merely abreast of the newest believe of these hope, and therefore thus, because they got registered abreast of an involvement to pay the money, they certainly were liable. The bucks, additionally, wasn’t invested from the plaintiff, but because of the committee appointed so you can make the brand new election, and before election are more, the brand new plaintiff was not aware that any of the currency got already been spent when you look at the – -.-Their Honour said it absolutely was clear the latest be certain that should have been on paper. He had been out of advice, also, the plaintiff was not destined to spend the money for illegal charge, and consequently he could perhaps not give their step for cash he advertised.-New plaintiff is, consequently, non-ideal.