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3rd.-New 4th wedding out-of Courtroom “Crown and Anchor” An excellent.O.F. got well-known by a supper within Buddy. Franklin’s, Hall Quay. Mr. C. B. Dashwood filled the new couch, and it also is actually reported that the new Courtroom next contained 90 users.

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Messrs. Charles J. Palmer, B. Fenn, Rev. H. Squire, Dumbleton, R. R. B. Norman, Burton, and J. Bayly got decided to go with this new members of people Library Panel.

p. 207 The body away from a whale, which was drawn during the Winterton, had been exhibited to the Church Basic.

The newest Rev. W. D. Wade, the newest minister of St. Mary’s, Southtown, got, before you leave Southsea, already been given a wallet of ?61.

21st.-The brand new “Sisters” had been inside crash with among the brick piers out of the new Link, which it had considerably busted.

Feb. last.-A keen Anti-Taxation fulfilling ended up being stored from the Town Hallway. The Gran presided, therefore the adopting 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 as if the latest mover in this number.

Feb. twenty-first.-Good “Poor’s Rates” fulfilling had been kept on Masonic Hallway. Mr. W. Livingston presided, and an answer protesting from the 1s. 6d. every quarter rate is implemented. Messrs J. Rivett, Joseph Neave, Regal, Roentgen. Bailey, Nichols, and you may F. Starling spoke about the subject, due to the fact carry out of the Guardians is actually defended of the Mr. J. H. Harrison, one of several Panel.

Feb. 25th.-A situation and that happy big focus, was actually heard within Condition Legal, Tolhouse-hall, before the Court (T. J. Birch, Esq.) The fresh plaintiff is Mr. John Cobb, leather provider, to own whom Mr. C. H. Chamberlin checked; the fresh new defendants was in fact Messrs. W. N. Burroughs and you will Grams. D. Palmer, who have been portrayed by Mr. J. L. Cufaude. The fresh new plaintiff reported that he was a candidate on the place of work out-of Councillor on the age for example within solicitation of Messrs. W. N. Burroughs and you will Grams. D. Palmer. During the time the guy became an applicant he extremely informed all of them he would not pay out of his own pocket a whole lot more than ?10 into the expenses of one’s election, plus it was understood the Liberal party, to which the guy belonged, perform register others. The evening till the election he obtained a quote off just what the expense had been likely to be, and in results of he at the kanadalainen tytГ¶t avioliittoon same time watched one another Mr. Burroughs and Mr. G. D. Palmer. You to definitely estimate, the guy felt, amounted in order to throughout the ?forty-five, because the memberships entirely amounted to help you but ?42. Once certain conversation they wanted to hold your innocuous of amount of the expenses which could surpass the sum of signed up, in which he and you will Mr. Burroughs next went p. 208 on Panel-place of Northern-ward, where Mr. Burroughs said they had produced preparations because of their buddy John Cobb successful the market-ward. The costs of the election, which he (the latest plaintiff) destroyed, amounted entirely to help you ?58 1s. 7d. The balance, for this reason, that he now advertised regarding defendants was ?16 1s. 7d.-The fresh new plaintiff, in mix-examination by the Mr. Cufaude, accepted you to ?39 of your own whole amount are getting – -.-Mr. Cufaude debated if, because plaintiff mentioned, the fresh new defendants got given him a vow with the excess expenses, the new ensure ought to are in creating. And you may, incase evidence was genuine, hence, but not, he debated, it was hopeless for the plaintiff to recoup, inasmuch when he themselves got invited one a corner away from the whole of the costs was to possess – -, which had been an unlawful operate.-Mr. Chamberlin contended that the plaintiff, shortly after researching the fresh new promise about defendants, acted simply through to the newest believe of this vow, which for this reason, while they got inserted upon a wedding to spend the money, these people were liable. The money, moreover, had not been invested of the plaintiff, however, by the committee designated so you’re able to carry out the brand new election, and through to the election was over, the plaintiff was not aware some of the currency had already been invested for the – -.-Their Honour said it actually was obvious the guarantee need to have come in writing. He was away from viewpoint, including, that the plaintiff wasn’t bound to pay the unlawful charge, and therefore he could perhaps not bring their action for money which he reported.-This new plaintiff is, properly, non-recommended.