The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03 00:00:00

TI ii.mo or issirino.

We. &nook enquired if the clerk had the letter
received from the L cal Government Board gar.
charging the overseer. with nee soot of the room la
wbtob to bold the usual seater seeetinr. Hie reason
for asking was that everybo ly Umtata know the huts
of the can.
The Mug replied he bad not brought It, and Mr.
Moo& then hauled in a c .py taken at the time, which
the Oda/attar now read, rating that it was required
under the Act (if tbe cost worn to be out of the retie) if
thug held vestry multiage out of the church, that •
small ranting should be Bret called in the vestry to
appoint • chairmen, sad then adjottru to • mare Os.-
Mr.
BLOOCC did not think it would be searilsge if
they did bold the muting. la the vestry. In neigh.
boating whim they were frequently held there.
The GRUM LI pat it to the wasting if they should
adept that oourse In the tutus.
Hr. WILSON a aid be di I not see why the OverB44BB
should be called upon to pay the expense' of the
vestry meetings, or why any Individual' should be
callad upon to pay it. Still for hie own part be was
opposed to calling the meetings in the vestry, because
It was not desirable that soy surd edifice should
mere as the arena for the lively mow that sometimes
oscurred at the Wimborne vestry meetings.
(Laughter.) For blown part Ito was quite prepared
to pay his part towards the espouse of hiring the hall
for their meetings. He did this the more readily
because there were four overseers, the con of the ball
was only St, and each overseer was allowed 10e. a
year for his services. (Loud laughter.) It appeared
many years ago there was • wise old gentleman
(Hatcher, of Watford), who died and belt el a year for
the overesera If be had only foreseen what sort of
work the overseers bad had during the put year, he
was sure be would have left • great deal more. (Hach
laughter.) It was only right that the vestry should do
the thing a regular manoter, and put the section of
the Aot form.

nil ao•vzsgise AID TKO AREI rris.
Alluding to the posters whiab had been issued by
the Parochial Committee, inviting leader, for
scavenging (which we. to Mole& emptying the ash
pits), Mr. lltoocg sail to fulfil everything as
motioned la the bend-bill would necessitate •
levying of at least a 41. rate throagbout the Special
Drainage District of Wimborne. Speaking on behalf
of • large number ofbarionee, be obkosed to the
emptying of ash pits la:luded. He did not see
why two-thirds of the peop • should be called upon to
empty the ash pica of the remaining third. The dm
that would require it to be done were situate in the
very hest pine of the town. and he thought they
amid ba called upon to than out their own s 4
pit.. (Chem.; lie did not ed.h to be parsimonious,
and would not object to • 41., 61, or la. rate if it
were desirable, still he did not see why they Amid
be called upon to pay • rata (am It would undoubtedly
neoessitaba) of 4d., when the whole of the scavenging
might be done for a lid. or 31. rate; whereas if the
whole of the work mentioned by the Parochial Com-
mittee in the bills were °amid out, it would require
at least a 4d. or hi rate. It oast them lid., and be
did not see why it should be neomeary to inomme or
ailment that rate. _

Mr. LAING said he hai the honour of being on the
Parochial Committee, and be conki assure them he
did not wish to Increase the rates; but he did not
think, as they were celled t gether for the transaction
of other business, that they could embody this
question of scavenging in UM agenda of the evening.
They might recommend it. but they eoold not take •
vote on the question.
Mr. WILSON said this opened up a very wide
setion. He wished to ask how It was this Parochial
Committee were allowed to levy taxes on the town of
Wimboros without being responsible to the rate-
payers. (Hear, hear.) When it was first constituted,
the vestry was asked to edect certain names to be
submitted to the Board of Guardians to be appointed
as • committee; but, unfortunately, the Board of
Guardians were not particularly enamoured with that
vestry, biome they thought they had • great deal
toe much power in governing themselves. (Applause.)
Consequently they had done away with their sending
up names, and now the committee was • refuge for
defeated guardian*. (Loud laughter.) He ventured
to think Mr. Laing would not be chairman if be had
a poll of the people of Wimborne. (Uproar.) How
long, he asked, were they to go on being governed
by people who were not their representatives I
(Cheers.) What business had then gentlemen to pa
up their fanciful schemes for mavenring and other
subjects without it nnsoltiog the ratepayers in any
way? (Hear, bear.) He hoped they would go on till
they made • Is. 41. rate, until they were swept away,
and the ratepayers would soma themselves. (Cheers
and hisses.)
Mr. Una : I was quite prepared to have an attack
from Mr. Wilson. He cannot be at • meeting of this
sort without making some personal attack. It wee an
unfortunate thing that before he came to Wishbone
he belonged to • debating club, (Hear, hear.)
Mr. WILSON: Unfortunate for you. (Roam of
laughter.)
Kr. : Marvellous man at debate I (Uproar,
and a voice "Treat him with contempt.") Mr. Laing,
continuing: Unless be can make • personal attack he
cannot make much of • speech. New I take it we
an not hen for the purpose of making a personal
attack upon anyone. Ur. Wilson is wrongly directed
when he says the Parochial Committee have Dower in
their bands of spending money. The Board of
Guardians do it —not the Committee.

Yr. Locale having reed the netke sonveeing the reset-
iTte. Cantinas:, proposed, and Kr. KAIGIIT seconded,
that the seei be edited to lts• register of pretenses share"
anthorleed by the Ant of 11169 —Carried.
The Cusnarss proposed, and Kr. Cluck lesoeded, that
the seal be affixed to the register of ordinary "therm—
Carried.

-76M—C;11M1111.11, le proposing Vas edeption of the report,
referral to toe work which bad bees done elan the tan
=satin g. Notices to treat bad been served, sad they had
been able needle eatialectrwily, sad at once with some of
the croupiers, bat they had not been able to come to terms
with when, so application bed t be mad* to the Bond of
Trade, who spavined a valuer. The result we. sateen-
to, y with but one ezontiess, but that matter had been
placed la the Rich Doan of Junior., where the money
required by the landisweer had been derv:idled. This step
permitted the occupation of the pine of land In question,
so the contractor was at liberty to enter lot, all lb. lands
required. Ile hoped the line would be opened Wore the
lit August, bat it would be open by that time at lite
Iciest. The contract we. let to Kaden Monday and
Lovett. As the Rarboor wee the pine to which the
Crresorted in tho NM would ban wished it
open donna the manioc seininer month.. Re felt it
necessary that omens should COGIMMOS to build at the
Ron or, for numbers of weaning-places had sprung up
after the epaulet of a railway. for the budding materials
could be brought t 3 the very 'pot. No place was better
✓ifted for a harbour—there was a due open bay, plenty of
sea, and whether high or low water. there was no mud on
the shore. Is will now be directly corinened with most ad
li.. other towns in the district. Re hoped, as ()novel
Pitt Rivers was... dike landowner. alibi Barbour, that
be would commence or encourage building there, and to
make the place grew, the shareholders should do some-
thing In their ladlyklnal capacity and the t itself , to
induce visitors to nen to the Harbour. Bridport had
obtained a little notoriety by Its member bloating hills—
(1 tughter)—but he hoped the shereholden would not follow
his example by blackleg the railway. (Rear. hear.) Kr.
Roberts ale* explained that the Boath-Western Orpropsny
an about to double the Ilse from Reeding I, Holt
bastion, near Trowbridge, sad will apply to Parliament
bo. aniAct to constructs railway from Wo3dborouab to
Washes y, thus shortening the distance to London by 15
miler, so that those travelling from Bridport to London
will prods by this aborigines of tin distanoe. The Great
Western Railway Company an about to double the line
from Malden Newton to Dorchester. Kr. Roberto then
, referred to the enormous goo& traffic on the Bridport line,
sad remarked that third does oarrtagee had been provided
to all trains, bat trusted we should soon have • better
third Masi carries, miming her.
The report and stwarnent of accounts was noondad and
adopted.
On the motion of Kr. CSICI. secoaded by Mr. Romani.,
Kr. J. P. P. Gaud ry wes re-eiectri director, and on the
mono. of Kr. R. D. Tinturron, seconded by Kr. Itnowll,
Kr. J. Legg wee reolected a director.
The Ottunicas profaned. and Kr. Triaroxe seconded,
that Kr. P. Good be re-elected auditor.
Kr. Rountniz moved, and Kr. Naxvis seconded. • vote
of thanks to the chairman, and the meeting separated.

&PTA% 0000A.—011aTTILIL AND CONFORTIND—By a
thorough knowledge of to. natural laws whim govern the
operations of digestion and nutritious, and by • careful
application of the Ass properties of well-edectsd Cocoa.
lin Ems has provided oar breakfast table with a
deb...tidy flavoured beverage wk.* mew ram us may
heavy doctors hills. It is by the iodue um of such
articles of diet that a coostitution may be gradually built
• until strong enough to resist merry tendency to disease.
Hundreds of sub= maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wh ~ thaw Is a weak paint We may mope
many a fatal shaft by keeping oulvd= wail ',NOW with
pure blood and a properly waddled frama."—Chhel Sere..
Geearth—Kaae simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in Packets, labelled "Item Errs and Co.. 1
Homoeopathic Otiensists. London. —Also makers of I.pp's
Chocolate Imam.
Ramember that for Corns and Bunions no remedy is
equal to Allcock's Corn or Bunion Plaider. The univetsal
verdict is that they relieve almost Instantemeonsly. Why
crime with pale when by freeing ono of these Mils
piasters TAU CAA wa:k upriehtly sod wear the tightest
boots with ease! Try 711. pocket am a sample. Sold only
in two sise pecksta d. sad
How so leaner ANN filganuel3°l.xaot Peon's*. —A con-
ederahle increase of income, with many opportunities of
henditting by tha risk of market price., may be secured
through the CONSOLS NOTE SYS ES, by which
securities may be porchased by largo or meal instalments
to suit any investor.—For explen dor. pamphlet, steely to
the Secretary of the Oonaols Bank (Limited), 411
must-street, London, &W. Applications for Provincial
Donde' invited In plains whore the Bank Is not yet
re=AT ALPTDOTIONS AND Homarnea—All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
Oily surprised at the almost immediate relief afforc.o by
the sue of " Brown's Bronchial Trochee" These famous
" kaanger are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at la. led. per box. People troubled with •
" hacking cough," a "slight odd," or bronchial affection,.
repot try theme too soon, as Miler troubles, if &dolma
to progress, moult in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. Sae that the words Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by JOtte L Saone and Som. Boston. United
Stites. Euratom& depot, removed to /13, Tarrinegiou.
road. London.
ITLOIULDIT I—FogTIVI TIMID AND BLUM —A few drops
of dm liquid " limbo* " sprinkled on a awl tooth brush
modems • pleasant lather, which thoroughly chooses the
teeth from all pareatten or impurities, hardens the gums.
proven* tartar stops decay, gives to the teeth a peculiar
pearly whiteness, end a delightful fragrance to the breath.
"5"10", all untileamat odour srteisga decoyed
teeth or tobacco smoke " The lragreat ine" being
omposid in part of honey sad sweet herb., is delicious to
the taste and the grestmst toilet discovery of the age.
Prim Si. Od. of all Chemises and Psdomere Wholesale
depot removed to TA Twined's-road. London.
Towles Pennyroyal and Still Pills for (melee, quickly
core= all irregelmitim, and =lave the distressing Ala-
imo. so premleat with the sex. Boxes Is. lerland fa. SW,
of all chemists. Sent anywhere on =WM of 15 or 43
dame, by the maker, L T. To** Chemist, Nottingham.
A Oman. —To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous wastes's, early decay.
loss of manhood, ect, I will Had • receipt that will cure
you. Free of Charge This eve it comedy was discovered
by • =Odom? in South Africa. Send a self-addreesed
sovelove to the Ray. Joss= T. Niue, Station D. Neer
Tort City, U.S.A.
TIM SUN.—The Glory of Wonsan, the Pride of Han.—
It comfits the delicate Haas of beauty, sad oonstflutos
all that we term " Loveliness," yet how way have Hoar
skins blemished by Irritant* soaps, Carbolic, Coal Tar,
Glyeenots, made of pater' fate " THZ ALBION MILK
AND SULPHUR SOAP" is the purest, the whitest, sad
most purifying of all pap& It removes all pimples,
biotite., sad roathasea By all teseniste. in tabiitte. Sd
sad Is.
Ausa è Hdthuars' " Paargerzo" ODD Lerma cut "Ii
as nearly tasteless as Cod Liver Oil ran be.•'— Loosest,
"No ilauseous eructations follow."—lifediesi Prom Sold
everywhere in impeded bottles only.
T•••••• 1... in.., I. 1.4 A AtAurati•"—lf.4:.•••/
LA now reduced in prim to Pe 9e. to en 011muaisIra.
The Homes of Commas and Oneroy's Halt Oahe. It
will interest lovers of Coffee to know that the Bill posed
through Committee in the House, July 31, hes practically
rumored the rest:Otiose as tho male ol this new brothlest
and alter-dinner beverage which can now be obtained la
tina, protect= by the goverment stamp, retail from
Grocers, Droned., aod others, throughout tho Limited
Kingdom.gAneut members of th• Omar have lavishly
pealed Coroi's Halt Coffee —"As a breakfast beverage
unsurpassed. " "As a marisking sad health producing
amide If diet" "Host beasflend is mese laftestion."
It 04aDALs of pure Coffee combined with Malt by • patriot
process, and is absolutely fres of chicory, and in all re-
spects superior to per. Odee and the many doubtful
admixtures described as Preach Coffee, Daadelioa Coffee,
es,Sc Prepuorl only at the Malt Coffee Works, 34
Tlest-Stnet. LivaMool-
A once vo Notesas —Are you broke. in your rest by
a sick child safferiag with the pain of cutting teetlitflo at
moos to • =moist and get • battle of Ilia. WINSLOAA
Boom= Smorr. It will name the poor iomodu
met,. ill, perfectly Meilen and plesmnt to Homes' it
Products Mural quiet ski= r
be the child from
pain, and the lief* cherub awakes "as bright ma • button."
It soothes the child, I soften, the gums, allays all palm,
relieves iris& midair the bowels, and laths beet known
remedy for dysestary and diarrhata, whether arising from
seething or other mom lire Winslow's Soothing
Syrutorussold by kWh:iss dealers everywhere at Is. lid.
Per
INIPOILTANT TO ialßlDlJailti —lf your =deems does
not mill Reokites Paris Blue, send a poet aarq to the
makers, 150, Queen Victoria-street. tmoe., and they will
sued you the mune of someone who elk it in your tows
Tax Qum sett OOLD Wmffan Some—Exisact from •
lady's latter—" I find filealah's Cold Water Soap eaves
Ms sad material, est= clothes main lees robbing and no
MAIM& and (still more eatliffeakwylwae slam= Purer solo=
than With other soaps I rocesamead it to every hoops.
wife, salt is aadoubsolly the beet soap for learadlto_ad
all purpose.. It will not Ware the most ddkate f
ers um sad prevents the misery of a steamy
tn. (mull weak. Sold by wears sad Wham
emnyerhere as ed. per lb. Be Tara to ask for Sierelaiies,
end do sot be perwanked to seerot • worthless baitatioa,
—SM. maker. Jams &mask, Southwerk. Load=
Au You Tam I—With adnll path in the Isesd,side
bick she emirate poor. &ad does the food fail to
mod, saucing am... and • fathoms about the stomach.
3111D1POIT. Tbs. yea
&mew ea,. Seigel'. Curative Syrup lan extract
DRAYS Or Mtn. PIWKIL—It is with regret we of Roots std Plants) for I =kelt*, which Is the solo
announce the demise of lira Trim, which ocourreed mom of Impurity of the blood- Ed= surely follow.
?dm prin. was lb* allow of lir. John Prilloor who stio—tartur a
they ".'"alltraays matctathelAvbtirs thoroughly on the aftarnoon of Saturday hat M the PostiOfilae. Tho host aMetisef in the "rid' If the bowels are Da-
nn
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lady was of armload aad woo a ramble of lb. a parmaDast Stu maim Titatabove have
onal Cba-oh. SW lad sot boss Was a the word. A. J. Min% Wafted. oa g
Or&

Mr. &mac : Who put out the Bill? The Parochial
Oommittoe . . _ .

-Mr.- Lai a replied thry only had power nadir the
Board of Guardians. The bill is signed by Mr.
Tumor. Clark to the Board of Chadians. The 00111.
mitten had no power to sign • Gaspe without the
approval of the Board. Mr. Wilson had sought their
approval for his spas& upon • watar which was not
trua.

Withog : If you want an abase swept away
attack it, and attack it in public. (Oissers.) I silY it
Is an abuse in them days that any taxation should take
plum without representatioe—l do not care whether
it la in Peril anent or in Parochial C unmittem. (Ap-
plause.) If they spend our money they ought to be
responsible to us.
Mr. LAING (interrupting) : I say we don't sign •
cheque; we have no power to pay • penny. You were
• member of the Board, and you know that your-
self. You know the working of it.
Mr. WIL/01: Yes, that is why I speak. (Laughter.)
There are • good many thing. I know the working of
that I mean to gothic about. I know the working
of the Board of Guardians. and 'b. Cbmcboardorm.
and I know the working of the Parochial Committee.
(Cheers.)
The °HAULMS, interposed. Hid Mr. Wilson a pro-
position to make?
Mr. WILiON :_llO I only got up to defend myself.
Kr. Latin : Why, you attacked me.
Mr. ELect thOU/lit it WM thl2o to bring matter'
forwerd. He was not going to sit in that committee
and sot the ratepayer" Imposed upon jest for the
porpoise of satisfying a few Individual gentlemen.
With regard to eh 4 Mr. Laing said, as to the
Parochial Committee not haste' the power to accept
tendon without the 'resent of the Board, he believed
he would not 000tradict him when be said the Board
usually soosipted what the Parochial Committee
advised than to do That being the fact, the own-
mitt« ware really the people who dipped their hands
Into the pockets of ths ratepayers. He begged to
move that the cisme in the bill referring to emptying
the ash-pita should be expunged.
Mr. Lama : I still protest. It is away from the
bugloss' of the meeting. You coneot put it on the
minutes, and you cannot possibly legalise It.
The notice convening the meeting was read, which
stated "for the transaction of any other parochial
business."
Mr. BLOOM : Then I am in order?
The CHALINI1•11 : I am no lawyer.
Mr. WILSON : Never mind them.
Mr. Ecooot : It is public opinion we want. (Cheers.)
Mr. Sties seconded the resolution, which was carried
ith roolasnation.
The Cumulus proposed a vote of thanks to the
Parochial Oilithrs tor their labours during the pest
year.
Mr. J. JOuren rescthded the motion, which WM
carried unanimously.
Kr. &own proposed that the BUM of £lO be voted
to the Asistaat 0 earwrie, for the purposes of as office
to contain the hooka and documents relating to the
parish.
Mr. HAIIIIOND, ea oth of the overseers, seconded
the motion, which was carried.

with

?HZ

sa-1 Is.

The Cumixam than adjourned this maptiag to Satur-
day next, wbou tlas poll foe the 'Wake of dumb-
word= will take pima

HENRY GLIB'S

SUCCES .
I HANDSOME_ or BIRTHDAY GIFT.
A Hoz containing Firs Ilanclaosna Cape. Ulla
1 Taney B.lk Cap,. 1 Sabin (Nnp, Oiraised LASOII IMO=
lap Vrniaa Lam trimmed Fancy litibion: 1 osp,
Lao, Twaln4 1 ear, all Ince
&BEALL= SOL 10 a. containing
1 "Win Pap, trimmed Lea an 4 Floarera7r tapeiTreldc•°%att
an 4 . 1 Cap. all Loa any of taw
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