The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29 00:00:00

Cookarar., Mr. Omar; ow; Itr. H. Dunning,
'4.14711r, el. T 474, Mr. Mak, Mg. Braden, Mr. MAO, Mr.
Nift-Msyq Me. H. Mayo, Mr. Beet, Mr. H. Biobards,
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t5:11.1./Igoiner, Mr. T. A. Homer, Mr, Watts, Mr. J.
.;;"••'; eale,, Mr. Symonds, Mr. Clements, Mr, Smandsce, Mr.
iittjlia'earee, Mr. H. Williams, Mr. K. Williams, Mr.
Kest, Mr. N. M. Loggia, Mr. Halpin, Mr. Elliott, Mr.
VienithlMt., W, lastrood, ke., &a
• The HIGH SHAM read the requisition for convening
the meeting. '
4. Lord DIGSy said that as chairman of the committee
...frytrho repteeted the High Shoriff th call • oounty meeting,
. fleeing there Me* diversity of opinion as to the manner
0 164,61 th the °Mk plague skald be prevented from
gutirtetth the county, he had to date that
Mslfelehlikeel and seggenhens would he submitted
11111811b1r. bi 000e16, the provisional committee
.et se he might lay, a kind of deputation; it
•enlitedllstsel • vaulty to say whether those manures met
okillibmitigest in view. He begged to propose "That a
kabetikgsfen be formed for the mimese of pro-
d-, Ana the disease celled the math
jelk the High Sheriff, the members
gettfriente* snob landowners and micupiers of .
essOkas•mataty, with ell interested in this Important
nentbseta/rdsolhall subsoribe not lees than fie. each.'
Itill/Mrailwlitisui nary measure, and it wits for
abaft
_wake apy Ingestion* en the subjecit.
4.0. Mr. 3. Yri, M.P., seoessied the resolution. Be
geditat akmairsooken to Ms brother farmers on this sob-
=kin, lotatikky, when key discussed • little the
re of the serious epidemic ar inerrada wkleb had
streakekei so' Mach the cattle of this wintry, awl be
unliasollOd net trouble them with any repetitious of the re.
~..„4. . be ramie on that osessintt, but would rather turn
• . • eal question before the meeting, submitted
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by Lord Diglty in the resoknisis that • oounty
• • /*teed cook/tins of certain gentlemen,
, Membership of which, if he might so call it,
t ..' - • .:in of name and the payment of any sub-
OM •- • • ot less than fie. In the first place, that
t=ellibt to meet any iaeocalsarr preliminary expenses,
lim must be incurred in oarrying on an asameation
Illimmatseing, according to the proposition, the whole
=mt.. -They might hope, by the blasting of Provi-
, that Linnet would mask' trim any visitation of
:little plague, but if othertriss, there could , be no
that l everything be prepared to meet it, tewarnsd,'" as been then said, "was fore-
end it Was with that Mew that Lord ru
; aid kith& agriculturists eidedy residing itrie
ventured to A propose • comity meet-
gtatabovatie be Id. If _ the , e ldire nabs its
'in the eottnty. it be neasseary that
apanstions 'bong be on e mesh mere extensive
lindlbateritafroposed by the resolution, anti widish. would
lig. With considerable expense, It was the wish
With whom be hedeonversed that es assnranes
'Wald be formed to which they might look in
4 'thlr settle being Atnialsed los reannsiers•
VIM a Ofttla extent for those animals whisk might
direetion of persons properly
vlf this were be be adopted
it was obvious that
the disease should

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