1857.
3rd.-New fourth wedding out-of Court “Crown and you will Anchor” A good.O.F. ended up being well known by the a lunch during the Bro. Franklin’s, Hall Quay. Mr. C. B. Dashwood filled the fresh chair, and it also is reported that the fresh new Judge next consisted of ninety users.
The month of january
Messrs. Charles J. Palmer, B. Fenn, Rev. H. Squire, Dumbleton, R. R. B. Norman, Burton, and you can J. Bayly was actually selected the brand new people in people Library Committee.
p. 207 One’s body out-of a good whale, which had been drawn from the Winterton, was being shown toward Chapel Plain.
The fresh new Rev. W. D. Go, the fresh new minister of St. Mary’s, Southtown, had, before leaving Southsea, started given a handbag out of ?61.
twenty-first.-The latest “Sisters” ended up being in collision which have among the brick piers of the fresh Bridge, it had a lot more damaged.
Feb. fourth.-An enthusiastic Anti-Income tax meeting is held at the City Hallway. Brand new Gran presided, additionally the after the participated in what is happening:-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 as if brand new mover contained in this number.
Feb. twenty-first.-A great “Poor’s Speed” meeting was held in the Masonic Hallway. Mr. W. Livingston presided, and you may an answer protesting contrary to the 1s. 6d. every quarter price is followed. Messrs J. Rivett, Joseph Neave, Regal, R. Bailey, Nichols, and F. Starling spoke about them, because conduct of your own Guardians is actually defended from the Mr. J. H. Harrison, among Board.
Feb. 25th.-A situation and this excited significant desire, ended up being heard in the State Court, Tolhouse-hallway, up until the Legal (T. J. Birch, Esq.) The plaintiff are Mr. John Cobb, fabric vendor, getting just who Mr. C. H. Chamberlin appeared; the new defendants have been Messrs. W. Letter. Burroughs and you may Grams. D. Palmer, who have been represented by the Mr. J. L. Cufaude. New plaintiff reported that he had been a candidate to the office away from Councillor toward elizabeth eg in the solicitation out of Messrs. W. N. Burroughs and Grams. D. Palmer. During the time the guy turned into a candidate the guy extremely advised all of them that he wouldn’t spend away from their own wallet a whole lot more than simply ?10 into expenditures of the election, and it also try know your Liberal people, to which the guy belonged, do sign up the others. The night time until the election he acquired a price regarding just what the expense was indeed apt to be, plus in outcome of that he immediately watched each other Mr. Burroughs and you can Mr. G. D. Palmer. One estimate, the guy sensed, amounted so you can regarding the ?forty five, since memberships altogether amounted in order to however, ?42. Shortly after specific dialogue they wanted to keep him harmless of your own quantity of the expenses that might meet or exceed the sum authorized, in which he and you can Mr. Burroughs then ran p. 208 into the Committee-place of one’s North-ward, where Mr. Burroughs told you that they had generated preparations for their buddy John Cobb effective the market industry-ward. The expense of your own election, that he (the newest plaintiff) destroyed, amounted entirely to help you ?58 1s. 7d. The balance, thus, that he today advertised regarding the defendants try ?16 1s. 7d.-The plaintiff, inside the cross-examination of the Mr. Cufaude, admitted that ?39 of whole amount try to own – -.-Mr. Cufaude contended if, because the plaintiff said, the newest defendants had provided him a hope on the surplus expenses, the latest guarantee need to come into composing. And you will, while evidence try genuine, hence, although not, he debated, it actually was hopeless into plaintiff to recoup, inasmuch as he himself had invited you to a corner away from the whole of the expenses are to have – -, that was an illegal work.-Mr. Chamberlin contended your plaintiff, immediately after getting new promise regarding the defendants, acted only up on new trust of the vow, hence hence, because they had entered on an involvement to pay the cash, they were accountable. The bucks, furthermore, wasn’t spent of the plaintiff Rodriguez women, however, from the committee designated so you can run the newest election, and you will before the election are more than, the fresh plaintiff was not aware that some of the currency had become invested from inside the – -.-Their Honour told you it actually was obvious the newest ensure must have come on paper. He was of thoughts, as well as, your plaintiff wasn’t bound to afford the unlawful fees, and therefore he might maybe not offer their step for the money that he advertised.-The newest plaintiff is actually, correctly, non-correct.
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