The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14 00:00:00

V,CAL U4AUD OF HEALTU.

Mr. •••1 that Market-street ii now in good
condition, ei 11 metalled, and there wii• A very goo i
tool. The Hoard 1.1 hired a piece of ground to pl.i, c
eirt• on, •nil the rood would be niucti clic up thereby.
ilc wilted ti at the driliciitiou of it to the public ehould
be accepted. fle gave notiou to that acct.

THE PALK'.
A memorial was read from about 50 inhabitant; of
the Park Estati. calling attention to the die-ntecefu
state of the streets, and c.nuplaining that they had
benefit of lainp.h and were deprived of the benefit of
watching, dm They proteatcd against the payuiont of
rates until their grievances were remedied.
The Mayor saht that when be was sitting on thy
Bench, some of the inliebitants of the Palk were :•111§1•
mooed for non.p•yment of rates, ..nd he bad decide/
not to issue any pr.c,:s an il after this meeting, wed
he wished to know the will of tit Bard ou the
, subject.
There was a long and mart dissuasion, the Mayor
taking the view of the memorialists, and Mr. Howard
stolidity arguing that the Park must be dedicated to
the public before the Local Board Gould put lamps W. if. Akin-on. E q., has held an irnin t ,uching
there. f that'l of a labourar named Emu• it. 1,1.• el
In the course of the discussion, Mr. Robertson Gussage All Saiuts, who, it may be r was
stated that all the own.rs of landsulowue rxeept one lately ..atoilyd fret' the Monkton .4- •
had consented to put the piere of road titer, in good ' after a tuesuhetallip of nearly 34 year,. ti. thy
orthr, and di &rate it te tho public. The whole j Itabbetta sod his win. took dninvr r it:
expense, would be about £BO, this person's shire wee house, fie complained of feeling very and mos
£6, and Mr. deity lied been'instructag to expcnd aft. r it cut across the roil to Mr. S in cow Imam
repairing thy road. lAs heal not retern, his wife we:: lo .k f-r• him,
On an appeal Iron a Mr. Betts, the Town Clerk said an 4 found Win hot ilyieg stale.. • .n;n ...thus a wan;
the proper amuse would be for the Park to be dedicated; She sent for aadstanco but bef . rrirod, he
but he believed the I.l,ard weld be at the eapetim of j fell or; r a crib in thocewhouse ..•i . he had bac°
petting and k.epiug lamps there, beciuie unless it wore hfilictsi....id his wife, with it: a twig time,
done, it was likely that felonies would be committed List Augu-t he was taken to it Before
there. that he wee receivin4 fit, per •• fra-t the T

;;UUDES DEATH FROLL WANT.

Mr. Thomas considered that the deprivation of lamp/ !
lac , an. a gross injustice to the inhabitant+. The ;
place was in really ,:e heated to the public.
Mr. Al lerman Ayling explained the forms ullch had
been gone through, in the dedimtion of Gre,venur
Mac

Stonkton club ; but —on his Übe
to eontmue his pay, the might: -
auil since that time he
distress frun poverty, being
work. He hail hMe tg

,•1./ •'..• club T.:fused
• •.1 ll' 11 I 01. ir
. - gnat
' 'y
with

iwr twlthet. but he had hlep.t 111:.T.:

Mr. Alderman Howard also explained at length the 1
process of dedication. In the Council'they often strove
about the caimans of a 1:10 note, and this was • in.ttor
of more than £l.OOO. •
The memorial wits laid on the table.
Mr. rilolllat brought ferward his motion as to the
outfall of the King•itre,t s-wer, and delivered • bog
and elaborate speech with reference to th., method, of
dealing with sewage, referring to the valuable volume ---
Published by the crounittee of the British Association. WI BORNE.
He referred to • patent of Mr. Austen'a by which a
certain product is abstracted from the sewage, which is (Sac.— t new clammy is being form •I ia Wirniiorne
then allowed to pass into the water. This plan is in for tile purpose of supplyin4 g0...1 g • tr.. per 1.000
operation at West Worthing, and is being applied tar cubic feet. the present suppiv h •,, • • ..iill%-retit
Surbiton-on-Thames. quality, and 7g. 61. p.r I.OOJ. Aw. the :see
Postponed t the next meeting, rd the present works, hat offered ti I,w,t- his term, I.
6t.
TOWN lIIIMOVEMEST. 61.
Mr. Eliot pressed for progress in this matter: The
committee wanted the countenance of the Board, either
by the contribution of £5O, or in some other way.
It was decided that the Surveyor be ordered to pre-
pare plans for making walks on Latltnoor, and near the
Dorchester road, and that the Consent of Sir Frederiek
Johnstone and other owners be asked, to permit going
over the land..

nuthou.es or elsewhere. rfle thol r c 'lf .1 1,. til. per
werk from tl.e Wimb.,rne an I Cr nb. Unioi. but
would n It apply for adiaiialtra to tho
rem., e I a verdict of "Death front it .tar.d eau, .s by
the visitAtion of Gil," awl Lb-3r ot.:1•:. 1
death wa, accelerated by the want of w ore- I
An I ne.,..e.ry bud, in eowienttenzo of Ms ..wcra .1 to
the Union Workhouse.

WAREHAM.
VAcclNATirxe.—Dr. MLAR. rt. I
11114 visited War, haul, ant the B

invector,
pi .;
out uf TU.

given directions for the rtf.ctoal carry

Inflation in thi4 union di•triet.
TUE Tows lIALL.—The new 1.: Lund of
hunt n.e c mvenieuee ; but thoro i, yet ...1 ht. tyou it,
1 and the committee would much liko t.attbscrip
• cuott..h to liquidate the
BIITERTAINMKNT.—On Mo' y a s.rio: et penny
readings were upti.cd by O. W. Fun 1.. in the
I Cora Exchange, the proc,ed• .11 w: ;eh we to h.• give'
to vai ••7L. 11,1 • crowded
aihtience. Mr. F.trrer re •' of " -".• Nell"
i and the tel 1 •.• •• • ..f th::::k ,:cki in
eltating party. Mr W. . I I ritno.
forte leek wits chorrnit • ely M• ,eire
and Mi.. Pike. Tho set; • :t1 ine,- Pike,
i w.te received with gr • ion. 3 • .• ,11le
I doet by the Misses , • •• •-• ak of
' • Mot as wo final Ilt• Mi. W. sr •. wl
Ilath:habit, recitation ent • .1. " Bitcr i.!
Florence, completed the .o.

Mr. Jacob Weakley's tenders wero accepted for the
Barrack-field sewer, and ehapelhay stem and Lqvc•
lane maim-
__

Mr. -Alderman Howard, previous to the termination
of the Locai Hoard business, drew attention to the
specificatioes for the drain from Prospect Place, and
statei that had he been prement at the last meeting, he
would have °Limited to it. For it actually was arranged
to carry the sewerage, as it apoeared to hint, only to
the culvert of the It and the result would be
that at low water, it would be discharging alm,st on
• hank 1 inud ; a nuisanee would he created, and that
within :,ight of any one going and raining by the Rail-
way. Such a state of things ought nut to be allowed,
and he trusted even now it would he prevented, for if
anything were done it ought to be carriel into deep
water.

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