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3rd.-The fresh new last wedding from Courtroom “Crown and you will Point” A beneficial.O.F. had been celebrated of the a supper in the Sibling. Franklin’s, Hall Quay. Mr. C. B. Dashwood filled the newest sofa, therefore is actually stated that brand new Courtroom after that contains ninety members.
The month of january
Messrs. Charles J. Palmer, B. Fenn, Rev. H. Squire, Dumbleton, Roentgen. Roentgen. B. Norman, Burton, and you will J. Bayly was decided to go with the fresh new people in the public Library Panel.
p. 207 You regarding an effective whale, that was pulled at Winterton, was being shown with the Chapel Ordinary.
The latest Rev. W. D. Go, the new minister away from St. Mary’s, Southtown, had, before you leave Southsea, been offered a bag out-of ?61.
twenty-first.-New “Sisters” was actually inside the crash with among brick piers regarding the Connection, which it got much more broken.
Feb. next.-An enthusiastic Anti-Income tax appointment got kept at the City Hallway. The newest Gran presided, plus the following participated 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 will J. Fiddes. Mr. S. Bradbeer looked like this new mover within amount.
Feb. twenty-first.-A great “Poor’s Rate” meeting had been kept within Masonic Hall. Mr. W. Livingston presided, and you will a resolution protesting resistant to the 1s. 6d. quarterly rate try implemented. Messrs J. Rivett, Joseph Neave, Royal, R. Bailey, Nichols, and F. Starling talked about them, given that carry out of Guardians is defended because of the Mr. J. H. Harrison, among the Panel.
Feb. 25th.-A case and this thrilled significant interest, was heard during the State Legal, Tolhouse-hall, up until the Legal (T. J. Birch, Esq.) The brand new plaintiff is Mr. John Cobb, leather-based provider, to have exactly who Mr. C. H. Chamberlin searched; this new defendants was Messrs. W. N. Burroughs and you will G. D. Palmer, who had been illustrated because of the Mr. J. L. Cufaude. The fresh new plaintiff reported that he was an applicant to your office regarding Councillor into the e such on solicitation of Messrs. W. N. Burroughs and you can G. D. Palmer. At that time he became an applicant he extremely advised them that he would not pay out from his very own pocket alot more than ?ten for the costs of your election, therefore are know that Liberal class, to which the guy belonged, carry out sign-up the rest. The night time before election the guy obtained a price out-of what the costs have been probably be, and also in result of which he immediately noticed each other Mr. Burroughs and you can Mr. G. D. Palmer. You to definitely guess, the guy sensed, amounted so you can throughout the ?forty five, as subscriptions completely amounted so you can but ?42. Shortly after some conversation they offered to hold your harmless of one’s quantity of the expenses which may go beyond the sum of the authorized, in which he and Mr. Burroughs up coming ran p. 208 into Committee-space of the North-ward, where Mr. Burroughs told you they’d generated arrangements because of their friend John Cobb effective the marketplace-ward. The expense of election, which he (the new plaintiff) lost, amounted altogether so you’re able to ?58 1s. 7d. The bill, for this reason, which he now stated in the defendants are ?sixteen 1s. 7d.-The fresh new plaintiff, during the mix-test from the Mr. Cufaude, acknowledge one ?39 of one’s whole matter are getting – -.-Mr. Cufaude argued whenever, since the plaintiff said, this new defendants had provided him a guarantee towards surplus costs, the fresh new ensure should come in composing. And you can, and if the evidence try genuine, which, yet not, he disputed, it was impossible on plaintiff to recuperate, inasmuch Russland vakreste jente as he himself had acceptance one a corner away from the full costs try having – -, that has been an illegal operate.-Mr. Chamberlin debated that the plaintiff, once getting the new hope regarding defendants, acted just on new faith of this vow, and therefore ergo, because they got inserted abreast of a wedding to blow the cash, these people were responsible. The money, more over, had not been invested from the plaintiff, but because of the panel designated to make the brand new election, and you may up until the election was more than, the new plaintiff wasn’t aware the money had started invested in the – -.-His Honour told you it had been clear brand new be sure must have become written down. He was away from thoughts, plus, your plaintiff wasn’t bound to spend the money for illegal charge, and therefore he could maybe not provide their action for the money he claimed.-The fresh new plaintiff is actually, consequently, non-ideal.