The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05 00:00:00

PAMIR NEI TOO.

.\ public meeting of the ratepayen. wan held in the
Corti Exchange on Friday bun for the piart.we of
taking steps toward. forming a new road (non High.
drum into Eingwan+4 at the east end llf the Minster,
and for adopting mean.' to carry tlie Hanle into effect.
Mr. ItaWlilifi Was Vote.' to the chair, and among those
pregent Were—General Sfaclnan, General Thring,
hfewrs. May, Rawlins, Joiner, Brown, 11iblien,
Meader, Elcock, Wilwm, Page, Serinour, ont,
Itowring, Cintaitee, Haswell, Ward, Morgan,
Sanwon, I)acomlie., King, imoCk,
Steven., Warren, Bandon, .It.mery, Sealwook, Baker,
Nfoody, clonsling, Munckton, In: Itrechte, &c.—Mr.
Elcock showed plan...f the prosent and the proisawal
new road. —Mr. Wilma' pnwented a re,...lotion from
the Highway Board it, favour of the new road.
1/iliben aok.+l what it was blocked the new road at
the present time. Mr. Wilwat moved the
following nwoliitioii —" That this meeting of
the ratepayers and inhaltitants of Wimborne is of
that the pnns wed new road from
the Ilighotreet to Kiint.street, in Wimlionie if made,
he of great laildic utility, and an inittrovt.ment
to the town, and re.illests the ChUrChWitOletts to take
the necesary steps to obtain the coitment of the Charity
Commi.ioners to the malt. of the premise. affected by
the itnitswed road." He added the site of Mr.
San.m's h.mie wa. of more value. There would be
no difficulty in raiming the money. rettoirml to meet
the mg...lnc if carrying tile scheme int.. effect. There
was no doubt whatever that the chitrchwanlenn
the triune..e of the charity to which the
hone. belonged, and private intenwt mint
alway. give way to public interest. He
added that if the clerical portion olijected to the
sehenie it would he wi much the worse for them. Mr.
%Vilna% then said that the per pill Of Witilbortie
to hare ',Millie interest.' at heart and
malt.' a. many improveinentn powittle.
—Mr. W. Fletcher niqinivi.l of the nwolution, bid
tpledioned the siiiu 1.1104.11 WWI h. If.. had much
pleasureiii seconding it.—tkneral Maclean said the
• depended on how it deI...OVID". i11t0ti....v.4-
ing
stn.n.. —Mr. !ming wi.lied to enter a protest
against the new road, and moved /0. an amendmetit :
" That the ...tiding n.atl continue to he the
nvul, with certain improvement.,.ttainely, the nonoval
of the corner. of Mr. Nliiiickton premise., antl Mr.
Tiltssrs." —tletteral Ntaclean .eciin.l.+l the amendment.
--Mr. Wil.on thereoriti anked him if hi had wen
any plan eonitecte.l with the and dignm.
tipsy' such an Mtlelldtilellt not in favour of the piddle
interest.—l /0 the anteitilmmit being lilt to the nieet •
ing, a allow of rewilt.+l in 113 against, and ii fir.
Th.. resolution mu. then oil, 117 voting for, aiid three
Elcoch 111.1V1.11 that the V...try Clerk
st.s•
u 1 the: nwolution to the chitn•liwanletui. -General
Thring, after alunainittg from taking part in voting
for or agaittd, said it wool.' Ire well to sweep aW.ly the
while 'jock tWo stre:1111. of traffic
might prove dangenst..—Mr. Klrock then ogain
showed and explainetl the plan.. -Nfr. Wilw in +aid it
would he well to have the (lhoirch Commi..ioner,i
tlown to in.p..ct the site. lenenti Thring
leaving the room) .m 4 be del not wish to object to
the new road. —A vottmif thank.' to the t'lltairman WWI
proismell by Mr. 1tii....11, by Mr. Wilmot,
awl imaniitiott.ly carrinl.

THE 114vnswoRru rß,e,:snv.
The terrible tragedy at ffanilswortli. tie.tr
R.rt.iingbiin. in which a pensioner named Median
murder...l his pnang stioc.• by .trivliing her head with
a I .r and cutting her threAt, has hail a
melatieledy sequel ther of the lereil
girl has tiui. Nieuwe insane, and uta. in Thursday
iiretnattiroly delivered of a child. She is (V Intiimully
r..Ying about the shucking iiignimnee, and has had to
1.. placed under restraint.