The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05 00:00:00

TOWN 000NCIL MEETING.

A meeting was held on Monday worming. Present:
the or (J. Third, Pal.) in the &air ; Aldermen
Eliot, !tillage, and J. Aylimg ; Comminute o:itemise,
Beek, Vertu*, Pothecery, Brown, Webb, Ayles.
Thews; Bette, Drew, Mama, Marling, Banton, sad
Roberta

nil KAMER?.

The Gni basins= on the paper Irsa to lake into
eonsideration the propriety of removing the 6sh market
to the general market house, anti letting the present
market.

blf:J-Tertue introdueed the sabjeet, advocating the
adoption of the resolution be now I traduced. The
present dab market was in many respects an ohjectioa
to the 'oaten and residents, and as • valuable Mose
wosid be sought after by many pereons. It could be
let by tender, and he presumed the Corporation bad
power sithecto grant a lease of the property or to sell it.
Pothecary suggested the appointment of • iota.
mitAle• to madder Ow amtt•r. The subject would ts-
quir• some sere, Cl the drainage of the Market-house
would have to be atter.ded to. The Guerneey fish-
market was the hest ha had ever nee.

Aotiag on this aftatetioa roo—oiraities was appoiataL

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.PORTLAIID IMILWCf.

The May-oire—in--arl;:d-titat--,- folio-wini"tU'Opilition of
Mt. Colt, the final arbitration had been wade in the
matter of compeosatioe between tbe Railway end the
Cesporation, which wadi I. every rawer% favoozable to
Yin latter.

THE DAMMAM= SCRIM.
Mr. Boiling, in again bringing up the sobjeet of reclaim
ins parts of the Baakaraher, and letting them out
In building sites, reverted to the various questions
be had before broleght up ; and in again acting on
the °platoon of the eommittee, formed after a
swami inveetiptioa of the matter, he Dow
made the following propontioos :—Plrst, that the
land from Collett's corner to Plumy% should be let
According to the plan now produced, after leaving room
for the quay tramway 25 feat wide, there would he land
enough to form It plots, sod from the petition would
no doubt be eagerly taken Leh lot wild be let for £2
or £3 per annum. At any rate there would boo direst
inoome of between £4O arid gin • year. Th• ohm of
erections to be placed on this pound would be seder
their own ocuttrol. as likewise the term clettAng.
liosondly, there Wu a pleos of land to the west of the
oetnetery rood with a frontage of 470 feet. with as
scum, depth of 120 feet, shout 40 feet of the
would be required for • road mid river leaving
an average depth of 80 feet for building porporon26
holiest with 18 feet trestle*. sad • Prod genies behind,
coald thus be found room for, and he had no doom
bet that Weenie would easily be found, who would
pay 22 per annum ground rents, sod who would make
Ito Deomoary road sad river ways. IRate would be
mother income of £5O a year, and the °sly sliserwo to
tbe corporation would be to improve the cemetery
road by placing some materna. on it. Mr. Boding
then minutely sutured into the details of other projoeted
improvements in the lia•kwater, by using the piece of
land near the gas hoses for other purposes than at
prewot, being merely taken by Mr. Jesty to plain
rubbish in. This had • frontage of 470 foot, with an
...cm, depth of 120 feet, on which 26 houses mild
he erected but he anderetood the Town Clerk had said
that the tlUe of the oorporation to this property was
not so clear.
The Clerk observed that the title was clear enough,
but that other parties might claim eett•in
which parknpe may prove &lath to eontend
Mr. Berlin' eisetialed that there might so
eeillosuris from the north quay well to eke gig
The egelmeled oast of Ming en Iteellaft "Pik at NU

leak and tad* a sea wall, weld be 112,100, hat MI
serasidered • see trail would be uauiii7. • „Ira
osuM easkbe teemed, sad teas there wasH be resseel
a.. a %Mb squaw yards. and the earryiag out of Ma
matter would be • mash less serious wham than as
Coattail contempleited. Tat Council, he masidered,
should do this work, and the money raised by stodge.
ging the greeted rents Is Viotoria-terreee. There was
another mum which could be enclosed, running from 11r.
Weldord's timber pound to Mr. &Ws timtwr yard.
This mama would perhaps be not quite to probable as
the oaten, but still £I,4M could weer the whole, ad
there would be 34 building plots to be disposed of.
Mr. Alderman Howard &eked Mr. Darling whether he
had sees the plans got up some time ago by Mr. Jacobs,
and the taireate seat la by Mr. bawd in referees,
to asuman of • ••• well, kg.
Yr. Darling replied, that, wording he his idea, • sea
wan was not reqieked.
Aldermen Reward said the matter would require
the greatest cossidemlies before proceeding with it.
Taking the what sebum at ..inee would be too much,
a it was a thing whisk would greatly affect the town,
not only now but in years to come. With reference to
the proposed resiamatio• near the geohooss, be differed
from Mr.
sad soaking
Ha thought a ma wall would be
malleFrt °maim* lam than • permasent will wild
be mimetic to misers a feeling of sooarit7 to Perthe
likely to build upon it. The well should be a dopier
oue, and in advocating this one particular improvement.
hi WM a oPinkUhittat the other projected sleasures
by Mr. eltotild remain ta abortino.
—lllWilia- roe agreed & good deal Mr. Barliag had
mid 'seat the intsefering with the Med front OolletYs
to Taimyr,. This lead had been mortgaged te the
railway itompasy.
Mr. Pothosary said be perfectly differed frost Mr.
Berlina. The railway or somebody else woald laird to
build up theme wall. The mortgage to the Company
wee now • standing debt of 1200, and he advised them
to
_yet rid of a
Nam few ohearrations were here made as go the
ghtis of parties to a sea frontage, Kr. &Merman
Howard obeareing that the Corporation could do items '
with as sea frontage rights.
Pothseary replied that the niere granting of ong
leaom to *a Present owners of property would not do
away with the rights of Me premed owners of property
rand the Beekvater. ifs eaggested that the quay
&bald be atemled mfileiently to form a drain under-
neath it, and mania the whole of the property ablitffoll
as the Seawater} then if parties possessed the ea
frontage there mart be an opening left for Ships to
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Eveatually, allifiNerther disonedon it was peopose Mid
uneninsonsky serried, that the Int and ecoond suggesbod
improvement. made Mr. Berlin should at ones be
adopted and serried out under the direction of a sea-
mitts, now appointed.

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Tits mayor then reed • latter from Soperistaideat
Wintry ea to the very low male of @barge made foe
the service of annimens. The amount was only 4d.,
and this was the lowest Marge in England. The sabjeet
of iibereasing the amount um brought op al mrions
infinaal• daring the meeting let no action wes taken
ia the matter.

Till RINGS.

Mr. Alderman Howard rose to bead this matter
&fete the meeting. He less perhaps a little out of
order se it vu. mi4eM to be discussed by the Loral
B bet be 'Meld he obliged to Ism the emetine
vary shortly. Ha begged to Inquire in what positioe
they were with regard to the parchess of tbe enclosed
land near the &planed.. known as the rings, and
whether any &gaits an bad been flied apse sub.
paradises mosey, whoa Kr. Alderman Eliot said that
the emanate were £l7l and £175 rapeetively.
Mr. A ldermaa Howard said be was very &Oro= that
the premium should be sompleted as woos m poseible,
(not bermes. he lived near the risgs Memel() but that
a resolution having already been pored that the
perishes, should be made, he thought it ought to be
carried out at ones, as it would be for the benefit of
the town at large. He (Alderman Howard) now baked
the Clerk whether any agreement tor parob.oe had boos
proposed.
1U Clerk replied that had not received any
authority to do so.
Mr. Alderman Howard farther remarked that OM
wet stringent reeoletions should now be made and
plaited on the minute book, authorising the completion
of the purchase.
This subject was afterwards brought forward by the
Mayor in It. proper place during the Locel Board
sitting, and the isessesery resolutions were weed for
compktisag the purehase.