The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-26 00:00:00

THR PiVEMUITIL

Tenders were ne-x-i-ree:ei.e7d—fOr—paring certain parts
of tte town. fey were for two sorts of stone—Thurso
Castle hill, and Keinton stone. The tenders were as
follows
District Thurso Keinton
/1
C. Hessian 1 182 0 1611
2 284 10 258
3 1123 0 1085
4 15820 1420
6 411 16 382
E. England 5 410 0 320 0
J. Weittlea 1 151 19 172 0
3 312 0 27910
5 407 0 370
T. Dotiaciy 1 171 3 155 12
2 .8)00 270 0
3 1210 0 1100 0
4 17.32 0 1393 0
5 415 0 386 0

C. J esty 1 17 0 169 10
. _

2 295
3 1210 0 1132 0
4 DV 3 1425 0

415 0

400 0

The Board entered into a long discuasion u to which
done they should adopt,
Tbe Surveyor, the Town Clerk, Mr. Bailing, and the
Mayor, were in favour of Thurso stone, and
Mr. Ail.' and Mr. Brown for the Kvinton.
It 11411 decided that the Thurso stone should be
used.

—On the question of tenders Mr. POTHLOMIT suggested
that the lowest for rash e istriet shauld be taken and if
different parts of the worl, were undertaken by different
contractors, the work wouli Ironer done.
. .

The following tenders were the lowest reapectirely
and were accepted.

Kr. Daiwa „ 1 and 4
IL C. Seaman 2 sad 3
5

The 8011017011 Wan inarneted that the work must be
completed by the let of Slay.
Mr. J. Weakley's bender for • drain in Bond-street
and branches, vu accepted, at £684.

THE 11U810 HALL.

Mr. Throws rsentionel that this encroachment, which
the Board bed eon= time ago ordered to be removed,
still remaiwecL

---1b;-;;;; rephed tdat it had been intended to be
tolerated till the 1100•011 for theatrical performances
sbould be over ; but the Board immediately ordered it
to be removed.

TIIII BOIROWZD £5OOO.

Mr. POTIIIICCAST thought this money should be in.
vested. They bad already lost six weeks' adores'.
Mr. Alderman ELIOT said his inn allowed the Baird
the mute into:sot aa they received for money at call,
percent. . _

Tbe ilarou said th.t £616 bad been already paid
from the rates, which ought to have oome from the
ZOOM

lir. Alderman ELIOT Said if they obtained • higher
rate of interest for the money the Board should have
the advantage of it.

Tllll ZINGS.

The seal of the Board was allied to Mr. Newbery's
gootract for planting tLe Binge.
After souse other Mishima, the Board separated.
Bonovou Perri' iinsiotts, Tuesday.— Before J,
Tigard, Esq. (mayor), and E. Boyly,
A trml Ifrpscs again app. &nod to lino Iwo. the
charge of embenlemont preferred against him on Thurs.
day ; but Mr. Hann did not &Aimee—The Mayor said
that Keynm was red fortunate in the prosecutor not
arreari.eg against him, and after a caution he WY dia-
lat9l.4.*

Benaalt, was summoned for not paying
eertain awns for the support of his buy in • Reformatory
school-PS, Harvey said he waa authorised by Rev.
Sidney Turner to takeproaredings against Bendall for
recovery of arrears, under e.o orders fur the mallow°
emu of his eon at the Dorset Reformatory School at
Mdborne. Defendant bad not paid any since the last
aummoes. There was El 4s, owing-Hendon said that
the um weeks be had been out of gaol, he had been
under the doctor's bands, and had only been able to 4lu
boy's work, for four days and a half, so that be had no
chance of par ing.-Senteneed to 20 sky'. imprieonenthl
Mr. Sondra l'a yne, of llelfield.terraee, was SIM •
monad for non-payment of Board of Health rate*
amounting to El 7e. 7d.-Mr. P. C. Bernell. clerk to
the board of Health, produced the general district rate.
hook, fur a rate made 'Jth September, 1868.- Mr.
Payne's servant amend and stated that her master
had been Hutu hem, and she was now authorised .to
pay).. 101. outs had been incurred, but the whole Wl.'
paid.
D6141(1 °radicand Genre Curley were charged with
aseaultiog Hoary Chick, on Jan. 16.-Plaintiff said
that on Saturday night last he welt into the White
Horne, sod returned shoat belt-past Sen. A. he was
golutup the street with a friend, three men niebad
round the corner, and Dribble, whom he did not then
know, ought his by the throat. He asked him If he
had not made a mistake, and the other mu said " Let
the have It, kill the He got loose from
him, aid the three ran after him to the station, where
he went to give information to PS. Harvey-Edgar
Talbot corroborated the evidence of omplidnant, and
said they all ran away and left hism-Cromexamined
Did sot aseGribble strike complainants-By the Mayor:
Did net see anything take place at the White Hone
between Gribbe' and Chick.-Gribble said he was sing-
ing • long in the Whits Horse, and his friend told his
he should like t, give that • slap in the heed.
He afterwards met Chink, and asked him why he
wanted to strike him, and he ran away shouting
"Polies !-Elsieservant at the White Horse,
said Cnick on Saturday evening said he knew the young
man who woo nosing, and he should like to give him •
alai in the bead.-Culey wu also charged with enmit-
ies chiok on Sunday evening. complainant said be
was walking with his wife and mister in St. Mary-street.
about nine o'clock, when three men cease &long,
and one of them, Curley, rushed at him and
gave him a blow on the cheek.- Curley rid he with
his two companions were walking' down the street " as
quiet as lambs," and Chick otf,r„a to fight him; but he
did not strike him.-Mary an. Beale, sister of corn.
Platuant,said Curial rushed between her and her brothar
and struck Chick in the eye. CourleY edulittad haying
struck at Chick ;but the women apai in his party's funa.
Chink's potty .010 all drunk, and it was past eleven
instead of nine.-P.S. Hervey mid Chialc came to the
station after eleven, lad been drinking. -Samuel Sines
said Chick was so drunk that be weld so walk straight,
and he believed the women mem-P.& Harvey sidd
that on Saturday night be fancied Chia was drunk.-
The Mayor said there waa ne doubt the assault was
omismitted • bet it was very trivial, and Chick had in
a warners brought it upon himee/f.- Defendants were
each fined Is. and outs. In the arel ease there was no
assault proved against Curley. They recommended
Chia, the nest time be brought cease to the court, to
take care that he had been sober at the time.
John Dimond was charged by Mr. Alfred Holt,butoher,
of St. Mary-street., with having been found in a stable
and outhouse of his on Jammer, 14, secreted for an
unlawful purpose. - Mr. Bolt said prisoner
111 All °Doornaily in his slaughter house, and
premises, &impute there, and he believed it was
for the purpose of sommitting 'filmy. He had already
beers convicted of steeling fat front the Prembeets and a
few days ago complainant lost a pick from there. One
of the men caught bins there on the 14th; but Dimond
sewed.- P.S. Brine said that he had been cautioned
several tirnee by the Polite, and had been committed as
• vagrant, and convicted of studio( fat from lir' Bolt's
dauffhiarbwiae-A mtaaeas mid that Dimond had been
turned out of domains:ohs wail 10 years old, and he had
no home.-Mr. Bolt said he h, not the slightest minus
against primmer, he only wanted prothetten for his
property. Primacy had declared that he would not
work, sad it was very dangerous for such men to enter
the premien. sod tio owe with alighted Pine. He had
climbed over the wall, and could not be kept out, foe,
•Ithough Abell-dog was kept there, Primmer had some-
how made friends with the dft, and set Mr. Bolt and
the polio. at defiance. He haa declared he would not
work, and would be sure togs to this place again, if era
free.- -The Mayor said it was a very sod ease but some-
thing most be done to prow property, and aa it
upoared likely that he would get into the premises
again, they considered it would be • kindness to him if
he were sent to geol.-Committed for • month.