TO THE EPITOK. Sir, —On reading your report of the County Council meeting of Friday, I confess, as an ardent admirer of that august body, that my feelings received a rather severe shock from what Councillor Friedlauder is reported to have s«id re the disclosure to the outside public of what took place at their last Committee meeting, and I am sure if the Councillor who had perhaps inadvertently done a little gossipping was present, that he must have felt very small when listening to the siern denunciation of such prac tices by His Worship. That the cleliquent (if he was there) may profit by the lesson, and that no disaster of any kind may happen thndugh his inadvertence, is the sincere wish of A Subscriber.
WATER RANGER.
