The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1885,

soother they certainly could wall another mouth Is
rodeo to Motels tho vlow of some *Wawa authority.
It was a very serious thing for the town that this
Urge sant of may wet vino to be spetuotril
ihefrore
it was very important It shooM be meat y,
so that Utley 'might sot have cause to repot soy
precip!tatiee I. *Mr pert.
The II•e011: What do yea propos, ? You wish it
dolayed, bet you don't make say
Mr. GIOROB saggosted that tMeeditimeolsioa should
be delayed sofilaisotly to allow Mr. Thomas' report
to be laid before it oculosat eaelnoer. They bad
'aglow a means put down at £lOO, sal Clerk of
th• Works £lOO. What did it waiter, ilea, if they
wee to speed £5O to bare the scheme thoroughly
lose foto !
The Maros: It dose not follow we should speed
the whole amount that is staled.
Mr. I imams conteaded the sobs.. should receive
the sanction of a ma more emisoot Is his protest& o,
and whose *aka (boy could reify upon. Ormiderlog
this? were about to spend mousey to the entreat of
£15,000 or f 20,000, surely lids was • very modost
reqoat to mak*. He elki nit urge this, however, in a
spirit of aay special oppositioa to the Mom itself.
Mr. HUITABLI : If the schwa. gale before Um
Local Goverworet Bsood we shall have the most
eminent eagiseers in Boilsod to °molder it.
Mr. Gitol4ll : But I think we ought to talc, the
stop maxi rea.
Mr. Pore smoldered the lied thing they should 'to
Va 4 to oaks a satisfactory arracgemot with Mr.
Bremer; this the mutt r would come befit. the
Council sgalo, sod then they mould hare prn f osional
adrift. Ft was .o no. their going to the expense of
LSD in order to bare an eminent eagitsoor down hers,
and than whoa they wont to Mr. Brymer they fooled
thoy were tat able to mho • eatkiaotory arrow/.
moot. All that the motion sow beim thorn bound
them to vibe that they should carry out 40e sohosos,
provided Mel could maks a latiolootory anangeamoist
with hit. Biros:. and provided, of amuse, the L real
11.verasoimit Board seactloood It. The Local Govern-
ment B ord would sot ranetton • schema oaks*
they wire satiate] it w old be thoroughly satisfac-
tory.
Mr. GEOLON did not 000sidor Mr. Brymer ffer d
very enemas' terms. H. owatiowed at Loasoingtos
Lord Mr= bad given £4OO • year to have the liellnyre
, pot on his estate. All Mr. Brymer offered thaw was
' that if they would go to the expense of carrylog the
' towage two or throe toilet they would bare the oppor-
tunity of potting it No hi. estate, aad thus b$ the
means of 000vertiog • barren vast* Into fruitful
, ground. There wars ton ways of braise e They
, waned rather sorbs. to bind Shammies, t years.
' Hs wars opeomd to an long • term. If it turned out
; a Tory prosperous thing, Mr. &yaw would be vet y
ylad to pal down anatothiart i bat If they oomenitted
themselves to such along least Ulm was no getting
out of It till the sod of the tom.
Mr. PO's, however' advised them to oo3sider the
other side. Bowel they appall aid aim&
' to • berm of 2662.6 ad *opposing et the mad of
' that thee Mr. said, "I AEU debirodao the
, arraagemsot. T • up your pipes." Lot MIND get
, the longest term pomible.
Tbe IlarOP ho war glad to see Mr. George had
' altered his 'Wad. Ho himell had no objection to
Mr. Theme' pleas being submitted to ea emicent
eaglareer, although, to his 'Md, it was simple os
poidble. AU they bad to do woo to extend their
sewers two miles, where it gravitated that &steam,
lobo a took, sad Isere their labours ended. Mr. Bryneer
this took tho ileitege and disposed of it at bus owa
risk. Thant past war dOOO, whore= with the other
, scheme it was corer finished: what with filtration
' and purifieation going on, machinery 000stantlyis
work, froth load to be bought year &fur you.
beside. the position &boy would be la with mord to
being • unbosom to the sorra:ladling property, aid
, liable to action on that account. With regard to lb.
Floyor, be was sure he would be only too glad le take
book the load again. Au to the load they bait, they
would possibly hare to sink two in disposal of it.
, Mr. Osonas_,. More than that.
Mr. Pore: N
The M•TOI : Suppose we pot It at £500; what
would that be In comparison with the cod of Gm two
schemes. _

—it-C:1 Loom quits weed that if this was the beet
echeme, the re-disposal of the laud ought not to be
omeidered at all, even if they lest i4OO or £5OO. As
regerdei lir. Thomas' scheme, they should remember
theirs Foe bad followed • scheme that had alrudi
been approved by an multamt engineer, and carried
out at Lermingtoo. Therefore they-had moms antliwity
or criterion to go by, and some evidence that lie.
Thomat' would probably be • enoomsful whom*. Mr.
George had referred to Captain Hikiyard se as
eminent aothority, but he should remember Captdn
Hildyard wee the officer of the Local Government
Board, and before ibis scheme was adopted it would
have to co to the Baer I, who would seed down one
of their most einhaset moo to examine the s hems.
li, considered that would be sufficient protective 1
hem.

—Mr. Grains ragge I tin Conrail to confider abet
Slaty ware about to elh. fie than moved so an am
orant "That the matter 121 adjourned till the next
reeetleg, and in the meantime the scheme to be
I submitted to some eminent engineer whom they
should see fit to ether, and that • peovialonal
snuegeosest may be made with Mr. Butner beim*
the next meeting "
Mr. TILLIT maid it was one of the simplest schewps
that had ever been laid before them. They had had
Copts', Hildyra I. sad Mr. Lraion'e, and now they
had their ell:arroyo'', His (Mr. Tilley'a) practical
opinion was there wee no oroweity for calling in •n
engioeer. Ills experience told him that t, Is scheme
If carried oat would be one of tra mmt eflirant they
amid ever • lowt
Mr. Gamma : Do yr', seasidoe youraell qualified to
yise an opinion an to msaMsery and thing, of that
suet

Mtroa : That will be merely matter of detail.
Ws have now to decide on the broad penolple.
Mr. BC:XTABLII sad, It secoadiag the neolutioa
mopoted by Mr. Pope, he bore in hie ailed the fact
that the Local Governme It Board Inspector would
fully enquire into it.
Mr. Pop.: Bt surely you would not oat the tow.
t) expense until we have something &Mat I from Mr.
Brymer.
Mr. Coosa': You don t understaad my meaninr,
liming the Corporation shall not pledge itself to this
scheme till we have had advice from some eminent
authority. I merely ask for • month's delay before
you pledge yourself, and In the meaatime • provisional
arrengsmect might be made with Mr. Brymer.
Mr. Pon : After we have something delicate from
Mr. Brinier, then it vs ornelder It ameseary we can
call in an toegineer.
Mr. Oesute's atneadsmat fouled no seceader, sad
the racialistic* was carried

ALL HAIM'S' CHURCH.
A vestry meetlagef th a parish mistook! this (Thum
day) morning to oposider what steps skald be takes
to reader the roof rale- mid whodroof.
The Riot., (Rev. H. F. Jocose presicted, and then
were preemot—lfeesee. Keefe, Bishop, Osmond, Lush,
Beyer, Stroud, Seward, Grvenlog Wood, and liareb.
Mr. G. J. G. Gregory had Moldy made so examine-
Oen of the roof, and gave several valuable room.
moodatiose for mooring what hat bowl • subject of
anima complaint by tho parishioners
Mr. 031110 ND mortd that 111. dollrable to carry out
reoomeneedatiocia of Mr. Gregory, and that atom
be take, to isles lb. Disoassary fax&
Mr. BOUM seocadrod the motion, will& woo carried
neaslmouely.
Os the martian of hlr. Barna. woondod by Mr.
&MAID, • osomialttoe woo appointed °ambition of tiro
irr,oodirrobwardssa sidemen. aid ides wit Osmond,
Seward, and Marsh to rase the nemenvy
vole of thanks! was worded to Mr,
illellArtrihi. rainable swishes&
1.41 sr. ?trots offusca.

street lamentaly drank, sod took him to the police.
intim for miloty.—Deleadest, who promised to give
no thee drink. was Good si.—At the ..as. *part-
William Dinten wag charged with being drunk whilst
in chart* of • mail cart, an I also with I urine
driviar.—Two witness proved that they wen in
West Plaki, and saw the defendant furiously driviag:
His hat blow ‘ll, aid wino be sot out to pick flip
he fell down. He got wp stain into dm cart. sad
then fell down brit o• his olio. When be got op he
hegan to lash the h no, and drove at • furt rate.
lie would ha,. driven over a person and two obildseet
hod not ono of the wittiest s—Jobs Jacket—collared
the borso.—Defendant, too. ; romieed to give up the
drink, and he woe loit .11 with • Iliss of 10a, Wait
tim officials at the Po.t- film ;odd.
FAIIIIWILL Souris or nix Ray. IL 01101WHILL....
Oa &today overdo( last, the Rev. B. Clannill
preached hie farewell sermon at Mist Churn to el
bugs congers Woo, He nom ft hie text the fellow.
log words—'• Bat thanks be to God which wive* as
victory through our bord Jon. Mfg. Therefor*
I my dearly beloved brothren. be ye steadfast unmoor
Mole always abouadiar la the work of tha Lord, foe.
mooch as n know that your Waren is not Is
, vain in tie Lird." I Corinthians XV. 57, 511.
' The Rim. B. Churchill, who has hers appoiated to •
18 ivonshire livinv, iiirll take with him the good wishes ,
of all OWNS. On Saturday • handsomo silver salver '
wee presented to the rev. gentleness by the ommurga-
lion of Christchurch am • token of affection. Ills.
haudisome Mem of plate., and weighs 29 ounces. It '
was supplied by Mr. John Vismat. mid beam the
following Inscription :—" Preasumed to the Ric. 8..
Churchill by tits oosgrivetion of Christ C larch as •
mall take& of their affootionate regard, Jettison Si.
11881"
1 Toll " Clavlulan " publishes he following list of
! honours w. .0 by scholars at thb Weymouth Collin
I daring 1.884 :—Haory Symoods, • scholarship In the
Medical School, at St. Bortbolomew'. Bonita, Is
addition to the on gob.' lost year. E. E. Seaman.
• cadetship in thee !loyal Military Academy at Wool.
with • E truest Brenner. as aseletant paymasterehip
I, tie &yid Navy; be of talsoil the fourth pine
song fifty casdidates ; 8. Symovid., so open mane-
-1
mat cal seholarnio at tie, Cathei I nir's Gillen, Oar
=C. G. Fslkser, sixth place, Indian Civil
(wood and 1. nets branch); W. Lys, • RIO
I scholarship at Bath Oolloge ;W. B. Ayllag,afirst-olure
In the London 1/Diversity mit•loulation oxerolaation.
I C. G. Folkner, • first clam in the London University
1 Matrkaalation linatinatioa ; P. Stares, proliminary
oxstnina4ou for Military C 'liege, Suidhuret ; C. K
, Stringer, senior °oedemas of the Oxford rind Cam-
bridge School's Examination Board; W. B. Folksier'
senior oortifioate of the Oxford and Cambridge)
School'. Examinatioe Board • E. O. Seaman, second
class, third stage, mathematics, South Kensindon
130100011 sod Art Examintion ; W. B. Ayllng, &at
clam, sand doge. malibeseatioe, Sostb Kensingtoa
Batualsotios ; C. G. tanner, first clam, aivaaosd
stage In Biology; 0.0. Y alkosr, first clam &lemma
=I. Chemistry; W. B. Ayling, first class,
ens, Combridee Lesal BJUNillial.,ll, with
•21distinction in Litio •. A. B. armors, fire*
,a junior, Combridge lemal lionduati as, with
I motinction is mathematic.; A. 11. Humphrsy, first
I OWN. junior, Cambridge Local.

abseil • albeli• ate amid. but those i• M.
maid MI the Qom *shag a• opporbedt7 alrefdrel.
sameitisd " miler*" the messi almost from Übe
1111111110 al distruatie•, sod, slis 16111 help ad smother
dem tot bans= oempeiry, towed ber fate
the Ilas. N people *Steelman viewed
is. disabled rmissi, Ito narrow sews el which from
helm • week limed 6b6 &MI tegis sl irisivmsatice.
amaeirm laoldent sebum odd it might be mop
Mom& Those le amp of ems of the reekst
impartilosse that smother home mos amesemy
le tabs it to the same of man, Mopped Masers.
Deflate and OS:. brewer's as" Ma out is. had.
Mg has, sad Weird it tale We swegiags with the
=lonibetaidag It right to tits otter sad of the
sea was sasommemly hies, mad it is
Whorld that bad me• dm mind goes *ma rhos It
did Ma maw would hami teend their env ever the
Wei bite Ohm& Tab lorboltbq va• o°4
reibPs'ea, eel as sitar Mawr the steam abated, rad
the sea boom toomparatlrsly cam

I • 211drer adair
l Bowrnemouth Met week, Law,
koouliMill uewsmau, threw hie bores, sad
west flyiag over its head. His papers were well
' circulated "Haim • small radius, sad he says he
himself felt all about." The bores its. badly
wounded In the chest, b st the other sustaheed editing
worm than • it,.., shakier/.
T 8 funeral of ths late r.O. Lee took glees at the
Cemetery on Saturday afterglows. It wee attended
by Mr. Supt. Bunt, three sergeants. and eaves mm.
The doomed, who was so szeallsest otiose. had been
IS yews in the foroe, and it.. 43 years of age. Be
1..,.. • widow and young family. 1U mum of death
wee srydpolas brought ow by • Mill, sodas upon the
severe iejaries be had received darleg his to., of
emotes iron kicks sad blows.
" Tux Room," • (Wokei and football dub, bad
their Sort casual (It le hoped) dines, at Reeve's
Railway Coffee Timers, Loualleet, is Thursday l's.-
~, wises a fairly numerous onsupatty sat dews I. ea
ezwellest repeat, over which Mr. E. I. Mate
prodded. The dub is in • favourable wooditioe,
matmeadag the seems with • balance la hoed, sad
the edadmetio• of knowing that Met year they were
UN Adore le retry maids, save oue.
• 1001711 Z MATCH botooso As Poole Rosen sad
B.urnernouth East Club. was played on itatorday
in • Said kindly lest by /11,. J. Keynes, butcher,
resulting in a victory for the visitors by Bre goals to
I 00111.

RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIRTY.
The nasal sermons Is eosneetios w th the &Milne
Tract B,riaty were preached is Poole on Sind.y by the
Rev. William Wiliam. Anoelaties SeesnarY—ls the
ssorsiss at the Ceogreestiosal Clwyd ead is the eves-
tea as the Rennet ilelhepel. On Monday 'Vadat lb
sisal pato& inmates was bald is the Tows Hall, when
then wee .sly • mall 'Mesdames The Mayor (Mr. W.
Mani ern ensonnon to peen* but le wee pr-vrated
ettendisa by ledlepositiow sod tho *hair was taboo by
Mr. W. C Lsnk.rter. The Trnonreie (ar. Farsell)
report &lOW dth the anoint rand is P.M' ice Mao
a-e,ety was £7 1.. 11., and diet deducting tin expense
£6 It Id. was healed over to the sonny. The Rae.
W. Wiwasse gave ea eddies§ on ' Whom from the
aliment' Paid.'

TOWN COUNCIL.
WeDialiDAT.
Protest : Aldermen Hamlito• (in place of the Mayor.
Aalmaidrudimt frosme.iiickcsid,r).. artle.svishimead Nur.rieZ:7C...nrwed,llerme
D tik lawn, aad Bleacher 1.
This was the q istierly iseedag.
The Town Chug. In reply to itseetions, tteted the
Inane* wore &loot fasoo worm than they were Its come
poodiag warier hit yew. Tole um Sob. eon mated for
by the new roada that were la promos of matins.
Mr. lisenUtoa. It,. Caudate, sad It,. Woakill wen
appointed e.mservators of the river Proms widish ruse
tato the harbour.
A emsewhat maniing—en Mad as ler s. the letter is
weeereed. sorreepoodsew has Wee pia on betwese the
Tows Conned! and the Hervtaing • Hr. Carter
wished to elsorrol 14 'atoms foe hie day mid • glutene
work Orilla the Isle revision, bet the Otemoll refused
to pay more than 7 gulags/. The Tows Clerk now nod
the following letter.
Bristol, January it. ISM.
Dear eir,—Your Council mestieg must be some tame over
and I 1.,. received no malt from you. It was to lay thsi
matter bob,. them that I wrote ycc me the scoot and mouth-
=of the WAY, with the bps dim you might alvise
against unsweems7 oustoulaits but Ifs. 70 do not
represent We Warming holy ' le thetr more amiable snood:
Yin quote a bed inapt* of a T.C. I bane piloted another
that you bare no right to dispute what I hare eortilled:
But It is metals floi deal se wall fool.. Pee the inks et
tube I have one more proposal to mak* that le ti abets
two 1.110111 of the tZtaost to asoso Nadas, or to Mare
he matter I. Who . of Mt. Arthur ()barks 41.0.—
Tours, to.
Si. Ohmic
The Tow. (Amax was dhseted to Wenn Ito Carter
that ite most tab Ms owe Dawes
Ia cooties of • proremod eselesere um brought forward
%Mr. Alderman vs. NOITON, Mho all
ct lidte *We
ether or not Um Olasaa4l._altbag al Uinta, killa
note. d II • declelos of the Highway mitts. that
dor should pay 1.. per wows S. Lord Matters* for •
Mess of land ewer* ea the Parkstoswrosatt„ won widish
they had saah sad widish had teesatly boo filled up at
the soPetee Of the ratopsy, rs. It was osisi at tie his.
by Kr. Barnes that Lord Washers* was very much
obliged, sad he woad shortly dais the Lad. which Ise
bat done, sad some agrosmest was entered late that
they should pay is- • year rest for the land, Hr. Batumi,
If he resseenbred rightly. reenarklag at the Moe that la
all ;Probability We rent would .oth. required for long,
11111 the Mad would be built epos sad When away
gather from the ratepayers. Now, Is would ask the Town
Clerk whether there was not an At of Parlhonent which
prevented the enclosure of pieces of land within two
mile* of a market town without a Ewald Ant hens
pbesd for the purpose. lids load was indeed, within
two wigs ef the Town HAIL soil there bald boor doubt
that Pools wag • market tows. Title Mad had always
Sea wd by, If not tied Gated to, the public. At ell
events, he could nook from his own personal knowledge
during the pot 16
Th. Taunt CLiwit, la reply, said he would itek WM the
"object sad s-is how things 'toed.
A'amman Coons remarked it was time sooolidai wee
dons

T. Tows Olirk regmeted that be had ve•ived • bender
from Mr. Hallam fog the removal of thee night soil la the
borough. NW feriae mere—foe Gee year AND (as inc
of 411:1 on the old Ceder). and tor three years £9O •
par, as famous of /10 • year. No other tender had
be. a received, and the °mined • Auidered the edditional
(Marge to be fair Boeing the lamas. Is the aueaMr of
booms,.

--15;-'17erneria hirdiral Ofßoer of Health. priseentrd ids
icor& for the year Mt lie calculated the Dumb rof tn•
balciante of the botoneh In the middle of the is., to be
12796. end at the sod 12$ Ti. births were 222 males
and 20. females. the number o! deaths were 196 males
and 1Z tousles. The doctor said the aroma j.,1111111111 of
dra,ncito was most lacmaltivy and amide. I Thews bad
hen five eases of smallpox In the b crones, but the
the • IN however. wae now stamped out
The "port It was agreed should be painted cod
circulated.
The Ocumfdl then ram

P.C. Salle, who was lately saperasausted. cou
sibh,t similar scars sad woande ; while Bipt. Hunt
by pulling up • trowel, ler could well illustrate hie
thectourss, did be choose to "BOA It's battles or
&pale." And I I have so doubt there are others who
maid do the is... Yet there are pussie to be found
who dechare • leoliesuma's We is " all beer and
old ttles."
Talking al the pollee at • roam& beeletal mettles,
Mr. Norton bold the audissee be bad been informed
by • policeman who saw it does, that is one of the
breweries la the pima • map came in aid in hie
premises drink Wm pia's of stale boor la half ea
hour. I doe% let out snomeat lasinume that Mr.
Nortm was not keepiag to the Arid truth. He
always does I Bet I vustwee to say that the famitiom
emegabit lobe seilightened blin with this aitrociotat
Miami', was of npuelote the Alderman% oapeolty for
swan/twine we elqttal I. the bibulous ledividuars his
' kaugluatlm brain had brought into mietenes. Let
me ask any sane individual, can they for • moms&
believe that *vat saoh a thing moaned.
Now the merest &ppm:a:to such • disga-tlug—for
it would be disgastang—szbibitit a of shallop, took
plass same 89 yams ago hers. As many of my older
readers will mooned., whoa the oyster and other
Siberian were is their prime, the fiobermec used to
sleet a meok Mayor, Sheriff, Aldermen, and Council,
end • good his of fun they used to have out, the
Mayor's baronet bel_eg held from time to time at
different pulite., the Mos and Qum being rattler •
favourite Guildbail. About • epaulet of • century
ago • welthaoire Individual was sheriff. He eat •
was of superior education, but from what Mr.
Nortoa terms " cerrying favoritism," be was knows
as the' devalue sheriff." A couple of roysterers met
his one morale', sad asked him if be meld do hall-
s-deem pints of "old." "Yes, ease,' was the
unbadesd reply. Au aril doing "house ' was
tutted into, set • plat of old duly called
for, served, aid put dowa JOS'il neck with-
out his taker hi* lips from the cup. The
second required • little breath-drawing bait way.
TO* thud IVY • 0•111 greater straggle, requiring shout
Inc attacks. And whea the fourth was brought ha
" Joe " sold be'd see 'em further drat, and bolted. I
weeder if "Joe" was alive what be would cell Mr.
Norton'rn aboadote. lie wouida% ales very' oag word
I am thinking.
Mr. Puled, the yor of Members*, ham been
°hoses by Lord Wellborn* to lay out the proposed
new street from the station corset to the Wunboree-
Tool. The men are already bard at work, and the
she preemie • very differeet appearance to what it
did some time ago. No doubt the work will be carried
out earn gruloelly sod tactually, end wheat the build-
ings are op the street will be • great sad desirable
actpalsitioa.