The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

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15. All animals having died of the said disorder' or
having been slaughtered on account thereof, shall be
buried, as soon as practicable, in any oonvenient place
with their skins, and with a sufficient quantity of
quick-lime or other disinfectant, and shall be covered
with at least five feet of earth, or shall, in districts for
which an Inspector has been appointed, be otherwise
disposed of, with the consent of the owner, In manner
directed by the Inspector, and the Inspector shall have
power to muse the carcase to be disinfected wheel
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16. Willis Veer any Local Authority, as herein-U*lre
defined, &Wanes, brnotioe published in any newspaper
.alreiallating within his or their jurisdiction, that it is
ifitpedient for a time te be specified in Bach notice to
prevent the removal of animals MI herein-beforw

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lawful for any person to bring or senrany Bach animal,
or description thereof, ezpret in anoordance with such
conditions as aforesaid, into mesh market or fair, or to
any Plies within such jurisdiction, for the purpose of
exhibition or sale, or to receive, exhibit, buy, or sell
any such animals so brought or sent.
17. Where the removal of animals, or any specified
description thereof, to any market or fair or elsewhere
for the purpose of exhibition or sale, has been or shall
be prohibited, absolutely or conditionally, within the
jurisdiction of any Local Authority, in pursuanoe of
any of the powers conferred by this or any of the said
recited orders, and complaint is made by Inch Local
Authority to one of Her Majesty's Prineipal Secre-
taries of State that the Local Authority for some
adjoining or neighbouring district neglects or refuses to
publish a notice with • view to a similar prohibition
withio the jurisdiction of such last-mentioned authority,
and that, in consequence of such neglect or refusal,
there is reason to apprehend the spreading of the said
disorder, then in such case it shall be leen! for such
Secretary of State, and he is hereby empowered, to
publish such notice in any newspaper circulating within
the jurisdiction of such last-mentioned Local Authority,
and such notice an published by the Secretary of State
shall have the same effect as if it had been published by
the Local Authority so neglecting or refusing as afore-
said; provided that nothing contained in this or the
preceding clause of this Order shall be held to prohibit
Roy person from exhibiting or &Mime on his own land or
premises any animal belonging to him which has been
on such Isnd or premises for not less than fourteen
days previous to such sale.
18. Whenever any Local Authority, as herein-before
defined, declares, by 'Mike published in any newspaper
circulating within his or their jurisdiction, and, also by
natio, published in some newspaper or newspapers
circulating within the county or oountios bordering upon
the county within which the jurisdiction of such Loos!
Authority is situate, that it is expedient, for a time to
be specified in such notice, that animals, as herein-before
defined, or some specified deseription thereof, shall not,
either absolutely or except under such conditions as such
Local Authority shall think fit to impose with a view
to prevent the lipreading of the said disorder, be brought
from any other part of Great Britain into any elm*
within his or their jurisdiction, it shall not be lawful for
any person to bring or send any such animal or descrip.
tion thereof, exrept in inoordance with such conditions
as aforesaid, from any place in Great Britain beyond
such jurisdiction into any place within such jurisdiction;
and the copy of any such notice shall be sent forthwith
by the Local Authority by whom it is made to the
Clerk of Her Majesty's Privy Council, and shall be
published by him in the London Gazette : Provided
always, that nothing contained in this clause of this
Order shall make it unlawful for any person to send or
carry any such animals by railway through such juris-
diction; and provided also, that nothing contained in
this clause of this Order, shall make it unlawful for:.
any person to bring or send, with the licence of any two
Justices acting in and for the jurisdiction to which snob
notice applies, any such animals, from any land or
premises in his own occupation, and beyond such juris-
diction, to any other land or premises in his own
occupation within such jurisdiction.

19. Any such Local Authority, or any of Her
Majesty's Principal Seoretaries of State, may, from
time to time, If he or they think fit, renew, revoke, or
modify all or any part of any Notice published by them
or him under the powers given under this or the said
revoked Orders, either absolutely or under such condi-
tions as to each Local Authority or to such Secretary of
State may seem proper, by • further Notice to be pub-
lished in the same manner as such Notice is required to
be published. _

20. Daring the continuanee of the "Cattle Plague"
within the said City of London, or the Metropolitan
Police District, no person shell bring or send or cause to
be brought or sent any cow, heifer, bull, bullock, or, or
calf to the Metropolitan Cattle Market, except for the
purpose of being there sold for immediate slaughtering;
and every such animal so brought or sent shall, before
being allowed to leave the said market, and although
such animal may not have been sold, be marked in the
manner in which cattle are ordinarily marked for
slaughter in the said market, videlicet, by clipping the
hair off the end of the tail. And the officers of the said
market shall cause such mark to be duly made. And no
person shall buy or sell, or cause to be bought or solo,
any such animal in the said market, except for inane.
diate slaughtering; and every person buying any such
animal in any such market shall slaughter or cause the
same to be slaughtered in all cases within seven days of
such purchase, and, if such animal be removed beyond
the limits of the Metropolitan Police District, within
48 hour' after such removal.

21. This Order shall be in force until the let day of
March next, and no longer, unless continued by seme
further Order.
21 Every person offending against this Order shall,
in pursuance of the said Act, for every such offense
forfeit any sum not exceeding twenty pounds which the
Justices before whom he or she shall be convicted of
such offence may think fit to impose.
(Rued)

ARTHUR HELPS.