The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

THE NEW HIGHWAY BOA= FOR THE

DIVISION OF DORCHEFFSIt.

The Ira meeting of this Board was bold at the
Shirehall, ea Saturday, whoa Mare was • larp saes-
ciao.* 01 inegiansee and way wardens pement.-1.. B.
flberkka, Fria, M.P., proposed that John Floyer, Es ,
shield ha 41044 as shithasa.—Kr. Edward Pops I
eseseded Ski propositioa.
FLOTU said be shadd be very happy to take the
chair, as do saythieg white the meeting wished him to '
do. at this the has oommeissement ef their Beard;
hat they wield have to appoint • permanent chair
mu and Waders. He was very mash obliged
for their kind wishes, hat he could not undertake
diesbarp the dates with setiefeetion to himself,
or to those who famed the lialiway Board. He
had a good many dunks to attend to, one of which
was the Wilding of the new lunatic asylum- That took
up a groat deal of his time, and he was afraid would
prevent him giving that time to the duties of the albs
which would be required. It was of no use to appoint
• chairmen if he weld not attend almost all the meet-
logs. He could not andertake to do that, and he hoped
the meeting would not renakka that he was showing
any want of rasped to Mr. Sheridan, or to themselves,
Ldd.oidining to be the immanent chairman of the
If the meeting wished him to occupy the chair
that day, he would be very glad to do so, and then they
could proceed to appoint • regular clainnen. —lt being
the wish of the usesting that. permanent chairman
should be appointed, Mr. Moyer proposed that Her-
bert Williams, Seq., should be appointed as the pm-
assent chairman of the Bard. —lids was ssoop:d4.l
Mr. Sheridan. No other candidate was
A. question baring been raised as to whether, in the
event of Mr. WUlisma being elected chairman, one a
his partners could he permitted to hold the oaks of trot-
Darer. This objestien being overruled, Mr. Herbert
Williams was sleeted &Mama, and briefly returning
thanks took hie seat of alba

Arrow:Nur or Vics-Cat funks.
Mr. Bwo. h.rd the mooting wosid moms Ida
for thrustiag himse forward so mash on this oemaion,
hot as they lied 'lasted • ashram so that Moir pro-
medium might he directed with satistaetios and moms,
the out stop was to host • Vim-chairman. If the
war-wardess and magiseraess prosiest would allow him
Is same • neetlesion as their triee-obairmus, he was
we all would promo& mdishaterily. He then proposed
that O. J. Wood. Esq., ha eiectod vise-ohainsaa.—Mr.
Warne sosooded hie meties, and se Mhos num HMS
proposed, Kr. Wood was unanimously hosted, sad
suitably loodered his thanks fur lb. malidoose reposed
La him

FORMATION OF BOR.DISTRICTI.

Mr. FLOM said it bad bees sespested ti him that
there was desire on the pert of oeveral parishes, that
they amid he formed lobo seb-distriess, seder the
Rigby* Board. It might be desirable to ormeider the
at the prommt landing H. had so pro-
peonies to make, boa H any parish had an application
to ans. DoW WM IND lima.
Mr. EDWARD Pore rens for the purpose of applying
that a entolitrist should be fermal far Maiden Newton,
to he salad the Maids. Newton mod Evesslost distress.
Re was of epodes that see\ a spores wooM he a greet
aisvesimer. sol 4 only fir the improvement of the road I
bat Ow emodectlng the pro& besieass.
Mr. hums said he did not =Om to give say
epistles se to the lermaiion of sew diskiets,
bet osly understood that the question load been
mooted. Ale timed thane who wished for wah-distriote
Might be prepared to show under what Act of Portia-
meat they applied.
Mr. Pero said that the Ccomaimissere of the Maiden
Newton Trost mot at Maid". Nevries. It would be
great Mid sad implidinaties to Lave a districtßoarda,
called the Imrshot sad Maiden Newton Board.
Mn. PLOT= remarked, that so far as he oould read
the Aet of Parlisamed, it =red to Lion that the
dishiest wee formed by the el Q%lllllOl. Bunion;
and dig had so power to alter it.
Mr. Pam wished foe w
as his application to b• in strict
coodence ith law.

r. Steurrr ;es .cd opinion that the Act did not say
that a sub-district not be farmed; but at the maw
time he did not think them was say objection to the
Semi soesting at say differsatplace. If the &red would
etwebise *see was seta a question befsee this wine
they had appoint...lA*4r had adviser, they seeld ghee*
hZ.Waa apes * berme if these WY • dWienWy in
sisbodielrkie noise the Owseeel Beard, Uwe
iae se eedeeideadiai that it was a weetiog fee
this pertiesiar parish.
The Cann/lee rawreked that they end/ nee woke
two •lpanis Beer&
ite. naves hosed the inwsline weld Porkm MI"
foe Wring .es M swhles• • Wows was
slivers wises that these weasel sheehe give setinlee.
ties to B polies aonserned„ sad thee wee why be bed

liroesht forward tier He a sow of *Salm
' that if earthing odd be ,tooe it sweet be dove at out*
aelsopeet prosodies& After • few farther restarke.
the aerbOat dropped.

Arroixivrre or Tazurrass.

IMr. Morn mid there was • camideration as to
whether the Bend sbould oppetuta paid or unpaid one.
ocerety newpaid, but treseurers to Beards
of were not. He than intanced the differ-
ence 0( dmlll.. between the two aka. If the open-
Hone of the Highway Board wen serried out in the
on way as Beare ef Guardians, be maw no neeseeity
wiry they should have a ;old one. As far as he under-
stood Os cometton, the Board would eider all eamissen
and draw &nolo the mune as Boards of OUBMi. if;
however, any one look a different view oss tiss soikjoss,
be should like to have it expressed. He thendere
?Fto propose that .11r. Bohai Williams be ap.
treasurer, if the meeting were of opinion that
IN
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taken • right view at the sneer.
Mr. ltritourrow mended the permaition.
The Tros-flMatelfan raid be bad been regained by
some of the waywardeas to pet a practical miestise of
some importance. which-was. whether in the ems ef
Williams bong appointed treasurer to their Beard,
' atedd my interest be mid epee the omen soonest.
Eh behaved the waywaidens were of opinion that ia•
Wrest ought to be pad, and that they were prepared to
• banker who would allow anent epee the
Cl= .
Mr. WILLUJII mid he woad be happy to 1111 the
°Mos is the... mama we Mnit of meaty ereaserer,
bet an after his ranked a doing heathen
After • few farther /114/614410/ Mr. WAIIII peeposed
Mr. ghat°, of the Wilts end Deets& Beak. m Measurer
to the Board, who be said wield be happy be pay them
intent* eitti the serreat amoun.
Mr. T. H. 8101DWIA 0110ooded the preposn.
Mr. BWAITULD than proposed Worn Be. George ilia
should 611 the Mice.
The pompanos was essoaded by Mr. Worm.
Mr. Wages baked Mr. ihralleld whether Mr. Met
woad give them Waren upon the remain meeent
Mr. *warn eta said he wee not prepared I. anon
that amnion.
I Mr. Wales thought it most important to appoint.
tremarer who would pay interest for their moon.
Upoe • show of hands GS were held upis 51•01111. ot
Mr. William, 11 for Mr. Mono, and 10 for Mr. Ilot.
MI. WILLIAM' brielly returned thanks,
that he week! do his best with the money it=
to him.
setwritY faltered isle was toe sureties at £l,OOO-
- A question was reseed as to whether the clerk
would be ea peon to -do the work of the treasurer,
when it wee army& that the tressarer would simply
be their beaker, the sleek doing all the work.

Bunion or CLUE.
The CUMIN/11l %/menial Sb. bast mom to adopt
bawls olooting• clerk was to Si his rotary. Ho bad
owly heard a two diarists where clerks had been
ameted, oaslS Bridport, whorls the shirk received no a
year. sod a Cans, where the salary bed sot bon bad.
Mr. Port mad Mr. Walla I Wen in taros: et the derk
ramiring • Sled salary.
Mr. norm, said, that no doubt when tho Ceram
' Board left the quortiele 01 'slay op.. for a future day,
II was with the litigation of .so whet tams Otwi's
delis' would lis. amid than Is this mom aterwarda. He
thought when Um Booed had got Sato working ardor,
they would not meet mover than Met • moth.
Mr. POPS thought • salary ought to be Axed. At
the smanionotonest of the Board It oeght to be mode-
rate. and U the duties were more than was antimipided,,
tbzosold Mariam it.
ilwarritu) proposed, and Mr. liw Amman
moroaded, that the ans- should be DSO a-ysar.
Am an seassidmont it was props led by Mr. Port, and
smosaded by Mr. Hitt, that the el, wk's mazy should lie
LSO s-year.
Upon 'division the amendment was married. There
ware throe comildstes for th• aloe, Megan. Coombs,
Look, sad Brown.
Mr. PLOTS, proposed that Mr. Thomas Coombe
should be eluded clerk S. dos Board.
Captain Manton mesoadod ilso pro position.
Mr. List Owns Dominated Mr. lomat.
Mr. EIDOLIDAN arimecoposed, earl Mr. firsnits
Vitt ssooodod. the tweet a/ Mr. John Brown.
Up.. • show a heads tho numbers mere - for Mr.
Coombs 41. Mr. Look MI, and Mr. Booms .1
The CaAnuics theft deolarod Mr. Coombs duly

sleeted.
Mr. Comes returned thanks, to tbe ammo of which
he said that ha should have liked for the Wiry to have
beat lett ppm, as thee st the end of the y.ser they
Imola Isom what the work was. He amid twit tell
that hie salary would be a sollieleut rimmiratio n, but
he would base soobjasUc. to by it. At Dom Judea
the clerk's Wary woo 230.
There Imo tee wiadidstee forth. surveyor*" Mr.
JIMAY sod Mr. Ithisr, the former hod 47 mine Iv, 10.
The Highway Board will hold their smut meet( al at
the Morelia! as Thursday the 23rd instant, al two
o'clock lo the shampoo.

DEATH Or COLONEL WILLIAM 1311A0OZ. —Oar coma 'Y
had soareely recovered from its grief at the annomem -
moot of Mr. Porcher's demise, when that, regrets wee
called forth by the death of the Meily-ereemed sat
deeply-lamested owner of fiedborew, Oelasi Milner'
Drew, who died at his seat on Monday, the lith hit
The-aeorsed gentleman was educated at the University
Oilers, Oxford, from whew* he °Mired an appoint..
meet as cornet in the 3rd Regiment of Dragoon.
Goarda Soon after this he left Inglitad, and served
with bravery and distrait* in most of the Peo•
insular ware, and formed part of the army of oc-
cupation in Paris. Upon the death if his father
he retired from time martial prairies, sad engaged
In more peaesfel permite, and same is pennies el .
the family property. He bad cempied the disio-
smoked petition of High Midriff for the consty,
was • faithful, eosesientious, and satire magete.
As • sadder be wet beloved and admired by his
billew-mairadro ; sad ma landlord and neighbour he
woo the einem and repeat of all who were brought
In sonnet with him. He was a kind father, an
afestiosabo buried, and a better fried never eller&
His Ices will be most extensively felt by • Ism Wide
of relatives and triads

Stamm Comma Tbe following cinder hes
been midland by the Bishop if Salisbury to the
clergy of his dames :—Palace, Salisbury, Bth April,
Rev. and deer brethren : Bean weeks ego
it was rreolved by many of the Bishops of tie
United Church of England and Ireland, not to
allow the Bishop of Natal to minister ths Word and
doeremsete is their several Dioo4lllllllll. Ciratamtemies
thee marred which led to delay in giving effect to
this moieties, but asl have withal the last fear
days been informed that His Greco the Arebbishop.
of Osaterbary is about to set upon it, I feel that 1
skald be wanting in my duty ill did not st =O6
warn you that I autorit allow the Bishop of Waist
to mist you in any of the Ministration alike Church.
Whatever is within the !power al those cheep& with
with responsibilities se I am, to testify our same or
Yr enormity of the Ahem oosamitted by the
Bmhop of Natal, sad oar anxious eencorn lest
seals may be led astray by seek kiss armada& to
the less of their hope in Mad, sad our doisrutias-
tioo to guard with all godly *iamb the more&
deposit oil Truth entrusted to our stewardship,
that we are without doubt booed to do. Bat
would at the seam tiles bieseob yen, to ober up yens
prayers coatinaelly to our LardCled, that he oho has
so fearfully betrayed his treat sulf still be brought to.
repentance, and so be played wan, by God's teeny,
beyoad the reach of that discipline of the OSUMI
11616 subject' (Acta xxvi.)evil miniaMrs to sequiry
and depositica.—l remain, my Bev, and dear
Brethren, your affectionete bird sad brother, W.
K. &sum. To the Clergy of tho Dimes of Salis-
bury.