The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13 00:00:00

THE LATE NWNICIPAL ELECTION.

The Conservative leaders are bearing their defeat at
the late municipal election with very bail grace, and
*Bern determined to make 119 many frivolous objections
an posdble. On We Inesdav evening the following
notice was served on Mr. Trevani in, one of the new
members for the Sonth-East Ward, by Mr. Budge, one
of the defeated candidates for the same Ward :
To Henry Thomas Trevanion, of New-street, in the parish
of Soint Janice. in the borough of Boobain the Town and
comity of Poole.
I, Philip E heard Lionel Budge, of Hinge ooil-road, in
the tything if Longlieet, in the borough of Poole, in the
town and c itinty of Pod, being a burgess of the saw:
borough, do hereby give you notice not to vote in the elec-
tion iif the mayor, aldermen, and sheriff, or any or either
.4 tly m at the election to be holden on the 9th day of
November, 1577, in the said borough of Poole, you not
having been duly ebicted to the office of Councillor of the
sad borough. And I also give you notice not to exercise
any other rights, franchises, or privileges of a Councillor
of the said borough, ant if you do no vote or exercise such
rights, franchises, or privileges, or any of them, you will be
proceeded against according t
Dated this seventh day of November, one thousand
eight hundred and seventh-seven.
PHILIP EDWARD LIONEL BODGE,
Of RiAgipporl-roaL ill the tything of Longtleet, in the
borough of Poole, in the town and county of Poole, a
burgeon of the same boroogh.
Mr. Budge also served similar notices on Mr. Titus
Buek.ey and Mr. James Andrews, the other two new
ineinbers for the South-East Ward. On Thursday a
notice was served on Dr. Fhi.pots, cautioning that
fentleinan against taking any part in the Town
Council meeting on Friday, on the ground that his
partner, Mr. Lawton, hal on the previous Tuesday
been elected the Medical Officer of Health under the
Public Health Act. Another notice, we understand,
Wee prepared with the infention of being served on
Mr. Alderman Rogers, but that gentlemen not putting
in an appearance on Friday at the Council meeting,
he was not served. A notice was given in Thursday
night by Mr. Budge to the Mayor not to receive the
votes of any of the five gentiemen, and informing the
Mayor that in the event of their voting they would be
tined for penalties. At the clone of the Council meet-
ing Mr. Budge served Dr. Flailpote with a notice of
action, setting forth that he intended to issue a writ
out of her Majesty's High Court of Justice to recover
£5O by way of penalty, and also full costs of suit, for

his having votel at the meeting that morning. All
the gentlemm with the exception of Mr. Rogers were
pre...0.,a1,1 vote lin the s •veral elections.notwithstand-
ing the notic .s. It mw b intereetin4 if we Ave the
following letter, which wa reccive.l by Mr I. wton
(Dr. Phl,ot.i's partner), in reference to the appoint-
ment. By this it will 10) that the Loc 1 Govern.
tirmt B qtr.! "are not aware, as at ore.ent a Ivisc.l,"
that Mr. Lawton was li-citalifie.l front be • onilg a
iNVI•ii lit.. because he partner was a menabcr of the

ttal O tverttru ott 8 t:trd, 811i...11111,
18 h Ootoher, 1ST";

Sir, —1 am direete I he the Lleal Government 0 met' to
aekno vie Ism the ree, iot of your /e'er iii Oe loth instant*
In which 1.•.3 iat Venn Oat the (knee if Medical
0111,e- of for 'he P Ic Urban Smitary Distriet to
ahnit t wo it, an I yon empire, whether, being
the 3311:cr t" 3 M of the Lne ii Board, you are
eligihie for the Otli v. In reply, lam directed ti :tate
that the Iliard are not aware, a. at premnt alviceil, that
the chyme, taue .s to whieh you refer, dimualitiei yott for
the al, meouentioned Offi ie.—l am, Sir, your obedient
Servant,
.7. F. Remy'. A.sistant Socratary.
To Mr. Herhert A. Lawton, Pmle.

The vote wad, cordially earritd.
The three outgoing Aldermen- M.issrs. F. Styring, M.
Kemp-Welt}, and J. Buckley— retired from the t ible,
ant the election WAR proceeded with. The members
bawled in their voting pipers, awl the Mayor read them
mit fir follows :

For the retiring A tderheen.—Alflermen G. R. Penney and
T. Itelbeu. INoneillers R. Aldridee. J. Andreae, A.
11‘13ton, Tfl tekley, Curtis. E. P. Philpots, 11. T.
Trevanion J S. Ifudson and W NI Western

--Cntn-^-iilor W. Penney voted for Messrs. Styring, Minn?,
an I Gun+.

--Foi-iiie;irsnk P. Mains, 11. Farmer, awl G. au'-h.—
C ,tuirithms E. N. lll.auohxrd, E. J. C niwaY. W. 0.
If R. Dqviinne, E. C. Orkley. W. 11.
Ralllrd. awl C. J. Stolle.
. . _ .

total votpq were :—Mr. Styrinr. 12; Mr. IC.mip.
We...h. II ; Mr. J. 119.1cley. 11; Mr. 31i11us. 9; Mr. Gutch,
1);.tn.1 Farmer. S.

Meggrs. iitmin Kemp.Welch, anil J. ley were
decioreil re-eleeted.
risin the propogition nf Councillor l'hiMots, asconiled
by Coutirill r Western. Mr. Styring wag appaintetlor-
man for taking votes at m micipU elections in the South-
Flaw Ward and Mr. B tI-n Wti apoointeil Atlerintn for
the some wino-me in the N.lrth-WeA Wont, up.n the
prop it ion of Conn^illor Conway. seconded by Councillor
Corti.

-"veli; carious Committees were next appointol 114

• ' iiNl4.74•Cft. Propoael by Council], Trevanien and
nnnle.l by Council!, Alrlribte.—ille Mayer. Ablenuen
Welch, When. ~nd llirkiey, Cim.ilr. Hill, Duginore.
Curtis, Hudutn, Stu,, Western. Oukley, and
19111,tp.

_ ...
Wgrot.7.-Propofed by Councillor Hudam an I seconded
by Comic,llor Western.—The Mayor, Aldermen Styling
awl Buckley, Cowie. Borg Blanchard, Oakley, Pallimta,
Ballard, Aldridge, Curtis, awl Conway.
LaND.—Propam,l by C aineill.,r Pnilnnt4 and seconded
by Councillor Aldridge —The Mayor, Aldermen Styring,
Penney, Ilelben, awl WOO., (Maniallors Penney, Conway,
DlA:de, Curtis, Hill, We,tern, Doginore, and Trcyanion.
PElllol,EVlL—P,noscal by Councillor Pilling,. and
gee...toted by Councillor Western —The Mayor, Alderman
Buritley, C itincillors Dugiware, 11,14 Ballard, Andrews,
Penney, and Philpots.
Rai LWAT. —Proposed by Councillor Philpots awl seconded
iouncillor Curtis.- The Mayor Ald-rman ltelben,
Councillors Hudson, Stone, rdigdale, awl Aldridge.
SCIIOOI. ATMNDANCE.—(7ouneillor Penney proposed the
following gentlemen for this committee, an 1 said six of
V.l,m were c ninected with the N•gtional Schools awl a like
number with the British Shook :—Ablermen Welch,
tg• y ring, end Bellievi, Councillor, Hudson, Curio,
Wegtern, Dagmore, Ballard, Dirgdale, Inatiehiard,
awl 11,11. —Councillor Conway sec. pri.6l.—e-,llnelilor
HUDSON proposed Viet the committee he the Name so
I,fore, inibgtittiting Councillors Treranion awl Aldridge,
who were true churchin-n, for Megsrs Fanner and Arlo.,
who were alga cherchnim.—rhis wa. seconded by Coun-
cillor &TIMMY, and c trri.l by 12 v..'..4 to?. Th.• •• .
with.° is now c gni...et 64 1[•,111,,w, :—The Mayor,
Ald•oniett Weleb B ickley, and Styring, C viiwollors
Dagdale, Ithlgmi, Penney, Cortis, Trey:anion,
Aldridge, and Some.
To ToWN CLEM( (Mr. H. W. flicking m) read the re.
port of ,W, Finance CommiVee. TI,•, eg.imated expendi-
tine for tier engiiing quarter Li £1.190 14. 10 1., front
which 11A loot 1. be deducted, being from Corp gasibut
property £lO9, retorned from the treasury for the main-
mu :nee of prionnirs £4O, and dericoncy to In carried to
the nett nee.eint, 4:370. T.e defieieney to be raised by
rare na, AIN/ 44. lull. Unan the prof. of C nonallor
tougmded Ivy C BUCKLEY, the report
was a tooted.

Uhe atUn'lnt of £2.10 Lk II I. tw,•r, oniere4 to he
thl. upon Ow nrornmal of A ',term Le N7lllOlll, secultded
I'yAl.lerntau

The TOwN CLERK real a letter that he hail remitted
front Mr. Piaui., in which the wr:t r mtnplained of the
-tato of the repairs tit the Angel lon. ~11.4Z,(01 that
Mr. S. yring should ply him iiver the eatintat.si roo id
the Odell, be would guarantee to e wry nut, Mr.
Dirki..ll RIO Mr. Criatitar h es' liaateil the rep dr,,
tat to he done at the Angel a. CO, and at the Ship-
wriglit's Arm. at £31.-34. iitTRING siti.l in r intricior
e-timAteil the repaira at the Ang gat 401, anil the
Shipwright'. Arini hail hen rusipletod. It was his wish
to carry at tho repaits, hut hi. workmen hail In-en turned
i--it eif the Angel. H.. an. willing t pay iwer the An mint
of liii gonttactor'a estim.ite.—The Council decided not to
Lin the money to Mr. Pant .n, and the consideration
of the oth,r par, of the subjei t will lie part of the Masi-
nein -it a meeting .

the jitirterlr tntprin,,id' tie Cotinril were fixed fur
tint tir.t l'lt-•,day in F,l,rottry. May, an,l Att.tootr.
A Itt,etint war then heti under tho Put, Ilealth
Th.• ',armee C•nainaittee e.tinut'eit the expenditilin for
the • Noting tinarter at £731 11, 8 L, an 1 their report Wn4
upon the prop-tell of Councillor Tnteattion,
• .1,10 1 by Conneil'or AM, ordeiB wer, made on
tresupiri.r. ti ant
ltot folt orinz commit; een iv, re :upon,. I
SANITARY. —Prop•Wil by C IL t BUCKLEY, And
• eoti eIC Iluoson, 'h. M or, Ablermon
I key and iihyriru, Couueddirn Chilpotg,
Bill, St mi.. and
I,lBAviT. Con iliT/EI t*NDEIt met Prat IC BAUM
—Ulna the propeeition Cnincillor TREYANIOB,
• el I d by Cnneillor ALDRITKIK, the fume ineinhers
were appointed on thii at on the other Finance Com-
mit

STREET. —Propn.zed l.y Ablerrn •tn Brauer. and remnant!
by C. •fillor PHILPOTS :—The Mayor. Al ',men Barkley
and ntrrine. C I 7,,,svgy, Conk If
leone, Da :dale,Weoteru ant Ibiekl..y.
IRE EVIIINF. by C Oneitlor crank and
reerirle, I by Connroll .r Wes Eft % : —The Mayor, Alder-
In.dt ri og and thickly, Coa !sailor; Hudson. Duzutorr,
11[4.131,, sodC nosy. . . .

i.tko. of the neeessity for la, log
.1 rs, uhmt tw.• lull of ttrikoh with stone curl, at
P.trkst tvl he thought the aortney might he horruwea
an I oif in ••rielt :1 way ai not to he a burden.
T!. Ton CLIQUE suggested that Mr. Curtis should lay
He, 'mitt, before the Highway Committee, awl that it
might let considered at a future meeting.
Tim C.tuneil then rote.