The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-17 00:00:00

Doscraiirtirs. "'inn= GALm obj•cted mx. popes ohae,
on Poundbury on *ex, he being a ruma of the Cou Pregame
Cuicurr.—A. match wee. Plert b
Dorchester meant ',pima.
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cauefad r°7 the honours easily, Mr. POPS said he gave his advice to time. who
with nine wickets to go down.
Tug 21;
of the choir of Holy Trinity I anPorliedu • ollot°himeoillorill. quAlificatica
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ad
I.;Durnberfra giT:r 90. had their annual outing, The MATOR : You build a new district without
rtd7d ueue; by the churlwartiens, on Thursday. cooddering you ought to have men to the drainage at
Ch
area the fdeco of .isitation, and West's dining. first. It never ought to have been allowed.
ara the ay.° rd courmandistic illustrations. The Mr. POPS: It ie quite a new law to me that no
Journey was much enjoyed. man has • right to put up a home until he has made
FiSHiSt. AasoCIATIOL —T. Dolman, Provision for drainage. Hs. however, was speaking
one of the keepers oi the above association, succeeded move of surface eater than drainage.
on Tburadsr
in catching • large dog `‘
otter in lonnslan °ALM : Wouldn't it be wise to ask the
the river Fee'rnim•rome, near Whitfield. The animal Surveyor, wheaber by the adoption of his plan •
mewo•ed 38 inches in length. Fishermen will be glad remedy could 16 applied to those pane of the tows,
to bear of this capture, as the otter is a most &Aron- without any greet cost ; for they roost remember they
tiro killer of the finny tribe. couldn't rates any money unless they went into the
Ovanursattand other parties interested should bear in whole scheme. They must do it out of their own
mind that the revision of the electoral lists takes ter,;;;la
place this year on Wedhesday the 2n•l October. at the our ricertros (Mr. Norman) intimated that he
County Hall, A. litoneh•.use Vigor, being the believed the drainage could be carried out for the new
The old familiar ge.6l tam of district in connection with the had
ePßobinrOUrghthathae
rilivri.agward Platt, who has presided oser the court made for the whole
be thought, of about E7OO. It would be • permanent
ler foaelf _Years, ,"time out of mini," will be uthwal by
those In the habit of attending there. work.
Time liLarco.—At Malden Castle on Monday there Aidernma GALPIS asked the Council not t 3 rush
woe an interesting contest between two squads of the into a scheme which would involve the Borough in AD
ant uro;er the command ~f Captain Hodge, immense expense. Let them oblige the district d they
• and Lieut. Andrews respectively. The ranges were could and he would be very glad to support it.
200,
500.
and
600
yards;
en
.bota at each. Captain Air. F. Loat said the district WAS a Mat deal
Hodges busied the score of his WWII with the respect. better in that respect than others, such am Mandford,
able total •.f 61, the aggregate scores being 498 against where they had their wells and drainage close together,
479 by Lieut. Andrews team. The former was, awl Corns for inetance.
therefore, victorious by a majority of nineteen. Mr. FROST: Corns is an abominable place.
The weather was very favorable for the con. Mr. Nonnas thought his schema would answer
test. The winning teem made WO at 200 yards, until theY saw what was goitg to be done in other
181 at rko, and 117 at GOO, against 100, 116. and 114 by tOWDS which were waiting In the same araftfaa.ln
their opponents. The following are the scores : reply to Alderman Gal tin he said it would eventually
ceptaht Briced--Quartennaater.fiergeast form part of the general system e 1 the money would
crook 2 lots; Sererea n; Sergeant not have been spent In vain. And in answer to Mr.
Hams. 4,•,; hire, W. w, 59; PHI ate Stockley. Pope he said in about • fortnight's time he would
62' private m Private Vincent r
.37 ; have a scheme to lay before them for the surface
Private Findon, 49; Private H. Marsh, 30. Lieut. drainage.
Andrews's Slued Lieut. Andrews, 58 • t•taff Mr. POPE said it wee the surface drainage of which
Sergeant osniond, G 7 ;Sergeant Motion, ; '
Corporal they complained.
Chick, ; Private Marsh, ; Private Meader, 50 ; Mr. Gatein threw out a suggestion—Men:llB'a earth
Private liooo.r, 2t; Private Christopher, 16; Private closet company had offered to coins down and fit up
V. 41. two or three houses so that both liquid and solid
scat TRA and matting wee held at the Prim'. sewerage could be removed without any inmnvenience.
LISS etbodiet ('hotel tin Monday, the 9th inst., in aid Mr. Pori: but my dear Sir I have just stated
of the fund for clearing the chapel of debt. About 40 we here made Provision for taking off
eat down to tea, mid the n.seting, which was well matter, and Ido not risk you to do that at preens:, Ti
attended, was addressed by several members and I ask Is that you take away our —or rather your—
friends, SMOASIt them being the second minister, the surface water which comes down the Bridport road
Bev. .1. Dunham. At the close of the speeches a lively and floods the whole district.
scene ensued, the chairman, Mr. .1. Foot, offering to Mr. GaLPtli : Than why not lot the Surveyor turn
give or collect • certain sum by Christmas, if others of his attention to that.
the enumeration would make up the same amount, Mr. Norman: I can do no different with the surto°.
which 'nuked • spirit of emulation amongst them, water than with the sewage.
each trying to mole the other in giving, by which Mr. GLLPISI : And that will be doing exactly what
means Ell 15s. was promised by New Year's Day. we don't want—to carry the surface water into the
The tone of the speeches throughout manifested a mowers. Directly there's a storm &litho sewers are full,
deter.himfoa
not to red eatiefiad wadl the chapel is and during the last AM Mr. Mutford was, in spite of
free from debt, and we wish them every success in placin:aart over the trap, inundated with filthy
their undertaking. overt
Mr. Pore said they were not alone in that. In
Bournemouth it was just the mane.
Mr. °ALP'S irspreseed his belief the council would
do all they could for those inhabitants without any
premise from the powers above.
Mr. POPS : The very words, air, that fell from you
2; years ago. The "prewar." is now put on those
inhabitants
The matter then dropped and after receiving the
report of Mr. Chick, the inspector of nuisances, the
council rose.