The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-07 00:00:00

DORCBMTER, TOWN COUNCIL.

WEDIIIIMAT.—Prerni : Alderman G. Came, per
tiding in the sheer* of the Meyer. Aldermen T.
Coombs, and B. leash, Conoaillo.s W. Veroon, J.
Bi.bop, T. Bennett, G. J. G. Gregory, W. Blade, F.
Bennett and the Town Clerk (G. Symooda, Esq.)
AU.

TOWN

On the minutes befog rued. incladins the vote of
three guineas for the ringing of 81. Peter's bell at 7, 1
ant 8 o'clock,

Mr GILIGOIT Liked if they were sure of getting the
bell nos, u he understood it was under the footed of
the Beaton

kr Curate &dud if that was ao . _

Mr. Siloam replied that in please where there was
ens orinabhle nn the ...Neat, eontetlotss the Keesor
claimed the eolith •I of the bells, end sometimes the
Churchwardens., but he didn't know tint there was
anything decided on the subject
Kr. GRIGORT stid the Hector had forbidden the bells
to be rung on certain occasions.
fWe seerequeeted to state that the Red,r of St. Polaes
ham never forbidden the bells to be rung or tolled on any
occasion-I
Kr. BLASS: If I waa eharthwarden I would hare the
charge of the bells myself.
Mr. STIIMODO 2 WO • leaky thing you have not any
bells at All Sainte.

Mr. BISHOP said he did not anticipate there would be
DO7 difficulty in the matter--" &thalami for the day is
the evil thereof."

INDIAN TUTILS ?Claim
The Tow, Cuaa read two letters from the India °Moe In.
tieing the Council to eubecribe £lOO for 240 framed plate. of
India, Until* manufactures, with eight or ten volume. contain-
ing duplicate plates, end the requisite practical details, sod
epecimens of the actual material.
Al lonian Coolies ironically that it would be very
valuable, and would & letting companion for the patents
which were so very acumeible end valuable in the cellar below.
The Council bad been In pore...ion of them for tan years, and
he could not go and see any of them.
Mr Blaalor uld the matter of providing a library for the
patent. the Council had always been indlepoved to intestate.
They versa collection of worts the neat permanently valuable of
the kind in the country, but the Council decided they thou id
remain In the cellar rotting. Thole book, were invaluable to
the thought and mechanical mind a/ the cannery. They were
added to twee* • year by • parcel from lapdog, which was
deposited in the oilier as so much rubbieb.
Alderman Marie mid they could not auttlY th, balanch fund
to obtaining the India specuneue referred to, and he suggested
that they should give the town an opportunity of subscribing
what was required.
Mr. VOLVOS soncurred in this utigestion.
Mr. Benno, proposed the appointillilat ola il committee
to consider the 'Maier with the cacontittae Of the Sealed of Art.
Re thought such an opportunity of Improvement masa neoeneity
of the ago
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Alrle7M-en Comma observed that the Town Council
the patents on the distinct undernutdlng that they el:o7salrel
for the bunt of the propis with liberty of acmes, and be
thought they ought to do something to render them available.
Mr. VERNON s.i that was the bargain made, and he thought
they ought to carry out thew part.
&nor raid that two years ag.Entleman at Salisbury
applied to the Patent flake to I the patent books, and
he was referred to Dorchester as a near him where they
were opee for public inspection. Be cams to Dorchester and
we. rslsmd to the boats in the cellar—Oughterk
Mr. STWOND• : He di,ln't ON the books.
Mr.?. Barmen couskkind they ought to provide. proper piece
for the patents.
Alderman Cooties proposed that three members of the
Council Mould be deputed to confer with the Museum Can-
mitts, and the School of Art Committee, mad they might, lilt
we. thought deeiraUs, aak the Mayor to all a town
Mr. SLAM seconded, and suggested that the insere="Ziil
provide room for the I odlan spesiseens and for the patent
aho.
Alderman Lo ca mid this discussion showed the cluirability of
having • building that would unite all the moieties of the town.
Alderman Coons said no doubt pooh a building would be a
good thing. It might be erected by their purchseimg the
vof polte side Nc uare, and putting up ouch a place.
However, they could not that. But he suggested It reitibe
don in another way, and bear this inscription This • id
building was erected by the liberality of George Carina tilre,
for many years an Alderman of this barough"—Baughterk
Mr. Manor mid thus thlnp did rim upin other Wynn, and he
did not know there was anything In the air of Dorchester to
render it insensible hen
Alter this Me committee was decided on, end Mama Coombs,
Lock, and !Whop wen appointed.
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FIRLD 211.1411%.
An application yawned tram Yr. Gregory ko loro I and f and
ffi and 10—the won end of the middle row, In area shout one
third of it, upon which hip proposed to erect two sual-dMsehed
villas hayloft fronts north and south. He soneeted that the
rot should be divided Into two late, and hays a pair of SlMl-
detached houses on etch.
Alderman Ooonna thought this wa. well worth coneideration,
sa it would remove the obJection of the backs of th• midrib) few
according to the plan hooting the lower.
Mr. Ormolus reenloded Gni Ounicil that they must keep
faith WM the pnasta lames.
Mr. Comm sold It would certainly he a great Inaprovemsat
to hay* a little Interval of garden between the bowels and the
existing stupendous blank wall.
Attar sane coureratto• Mr. Clangoar Mt/mated that ho
would consider whether he would take the whole row.
kir. (borne wopoe.d that plan showing the proposed
poriadon of e whole row in the manner soggented by Mr.
Gregory be prepared and laid before the neat Council for
eociaderation.

Mr. Blane ereended.
Mr. 011•1101 IT NW that would ant him, and the propositka
woe carried.
An npplication had been made by Mr. Tilley (or lore 18 and
19, for building two Doane ad per plan, and he was mut for,
sod told al lan suggislias made. Be mid he would oonelder It
by the oat wimAing.

TWO ILION= 1/00021D.
TM Stamm reported that Mr. Symms& bad applied to ham
certain work dons so that he might WI Socks of sheep at
once and ham more scoommodation for stoat He wanted •
ring in the centre of the market grown nailed round, and a
11.. of poets and rads conthieed • abort &nano, southwards
from the side of the ring about SO lest. 1111 y had tree rails tort for the ring, and hurdles ter the ma would orta about
In reply to, meta the Town Clerk said it might take It
mouths to get
_lmap, sad he •fa• net at al sore they
would not ham to go to renent for a Market HUI.
On the motionci Mr. Samor, sermadei by Mr. Comas, the
Surveyor wn directed to aary out the haprovemeet
I/MLA/TON SOLD
A letter was read from Mr. Longman, making the Council to
allow blin to open • mammy at the southesatern corner of his
ralty oath, Wollaston road melded of opposite the proposed
row, ea to reader that &minas they would ham to pert
four more lest of moll there, and Mr. Jowett, Meng looked at
Mr. Mame. wall. mid Ming any more soil wou Id throw down
the wall, so that they were W4ed to Mandan it. Deferred till Dent meeting.
LOCAL BOARD or MULTI.
, The Surveyor maid the pathway by the river Imre the White
Han to Friary mill was very much out of repair, almost tapas-
mine, and dangerous to the public ; aed the footpath from the
bottom of the town into lelletreet required • few loads a Ins
pent : this would cast about U. It was ordered to he dam Mr. Joyerr alao reported finding water_randoll to oreole
ea the we of Mr. Cosies Mem la anneamireensell. •
tub tou Ming= treat. • MM. ead wet temeleseter ;
eed ter sew Mew Ma Ore tea thag
ohs 1'=571,4 le turn if
.she wiser whet en tab wm
ton, but hid his. *wail wombs lied bed id le.

owl Site urs cd sneer for prafall
Theilltsadoi ""kesZaaige isamd atom
"Soule be more delwas.
and ow the =wake of
this oceurred Wawa keviverlown..truead kr.
Corunt.• the Town Clerk wus
urgrine.oerefultiew boUlal fot tbe future. _
The Surveyor wed 601, at.
me.
waterworks for SOO. The rate is we per tw
7ble coed Wed the below&

THE FOOT AND atourN utbs•ss IN WEST
DOHS ET
We are sorry to Wire t 1144 die foot old mouth
disuses is spread rather eztessively la Welt Dorset.
Oa the 271 h ult. it broils out 11b. dairy of Hr. George
Studley, of Hoot. The whole of his ewers bawe tees
sesoted, but they are now fist reerrerisql. 05 Os 1151
Jam two oaws at Little Wismar, bemegiag to Kr.
James &Slott were fogad to be allerleg from lb.
disease. Oa Saterday last the troublesome wiesplidat
Was disomered ia a 36-cow dun aCborewastk. the
property of Kr. Gals, of Stosebarrow. Isi this Ism
the disease is attributed to a reseal paroham of stook
sad farmers eSiDOS to too guarded against Wile( setae
at Bristol.

WItTNIODTH.
Tee CUSTOM HOORN. -The Loris of the Treasury
have been pleased to direst, es the eisoliestior of the
nierthante and traders traasseting business at the
Custorwboust, and with the ecroearrence of the Floor:Air.
able Comiuiseioners of Customs, that ON Csatoom-
bones at Weymouth shall for the future be eland oe
Saturdays at ooe p.m.
WASFARIL
GARDEN 110118110 has been prevalent of late. On
the 25th alt, the police °ankh, • men named William
Bartlett stealing rhubarb from Yr. J.S. Drew's garden.
On Tuesday lit. Ferrer lined him 15e.
CoAL AND SHUR FUND.—The subeeription, to this
fend during the pest winter were £52 tie., reasived for
foals sold at half-price CI9 19s. 51., total £75 ss. sd.
The expenditure was—for breed 124. 63., for crab
£47 Is. 7d., expenses 9,.; leaving in the beak at
interest, as a 'nest cgs" for another winter. £l9 21- 44•
COUNTY POLICI, Saturday, June 4th.—Before 0, W,
Ferrer, Iteq.—Preer Carrot, a sturdy tramp, who
stated be was a tin worker, and belonged to Sheffield.
was brought up in custody of Sergeant Florence charged
with begging at Winfrith, on the previous day. After
hearing the evidence of P.C. Trott, he was sentenced to
seven days' bard labour.
SANITARY &TATE or WARSR•II.—/t lmal paper gives
the following alarming thorn:tot of Wareham
Wareham there are numerous pumps and wells, hat
only one or two of them are it fordrinking and cooking
purposes. The Inhabitants of the West and North part
of tbe town, with scarcely • single exception; are,tiont•
polled to fetch their water from the pomp is Mill Lam,
utiles they are willing to the the foul water from the
wells at hand, into which all manner of impurithrs
drain. The result is that as the labour ii great to carry
• sufficient supply of water to their hooves, two or three
Instalments of clotliteg are frequently washed in
'moseyed water, and then need to scrub the doors of
their dwellings, hence the noxious exhalations end
disagreeable 'meas, that reader home the last resort to
se maul, and affect the Weigh of all. Many of the
cottages situated in the lanes of Mite *owe have so
prover receptacles for Illth near at hand. Pigs are
freqseetly kept float to the rooms in which the family
live and sleep. This state of things menet fail Mame,
In a most serious degree, both beelth sad morale.'

BLANDFORD.
AsSIOCIMIIAL 8 ,CierT.--The annual sheep shearing
in meseetioe with this society kites plasm on Saturday
nest in the Crown meadow. We hops to see • godly
number of farmers and others interested is the emiety's
welfare proses'.
The Bishop of Salisbury on Wednesday instituted the
Rev. Edward Rcisseril Bernard, Clerk, M. A., to the
Vicarage of Tarrant Yankton, void by the death at the
Rev. Henry Davis, Clerk, the lest Incombeat there, on
the presentation of Mr. J. J. Farquharson, of Langton
Lodge, Mandford.
flogradiur Owner= Roocarior Bnoles'r.—Tbe
prise ILI shoeing the remits of the examination for
1870 has been issued, and the following are the names
of the suceemfol compekton In this district :—Seecied
cleat: Arthur Butt, Randford, (b); Thomas BoUs,
Blendford, (c); Thins Ass Beta, Oraaboree, (d) Tom
I Still, Crinkles& (d); William Saunders, Lyme
(e); Frederick Gladwyn, Beeklead Mewing, (e). Thlrd
ekes : Alma Belt, (rossbeam, (c); Frank Adam*,
Crushers*, (d); George Barfoot, (f); Samuel Foote,
Blandford; Edwin Morey, Lymingtoo, (/); Henry &odd,
Link Regis. ; John Hark* Blandford. (n. 736
ausdidates were *Remised. The prises varied from el
I. 2e. ad.
Boaouod Poude, Thursday. —Before the Mayor Lad
Spence Abbot, Esq.
James Huai, uterine store dealer, &Tensions-skeet,
was charged with being dreak end riotous on Tuesday
n ghat He pleaded guilty nel wee laid i.