The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-24 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1885,

ctat of the court (3 .61.), the Mayor t.l!ing him that
neither ha or anyone elm would be allowed to wheel
barrows down the stepe.—Defendant was allowed a
week for paymect, but be left the Court saying he
would rather go to gal t tan pty.
At the Petty SO uu Tuesday, the Mayor,
referrieg to Mr. Talbnt's death, s til before they
commencei the pncealinge th it day he could n it
Ildp alluding to the 1004 which the Butch bad
recently sustained. Since it hul been his privilege
t, preside there two old maglatrates hal gone 10 their
rest, and now one who etas only recently appointed
had titan called away. HI knew personally hit worth
and •slue, and all the Bench knew the value of their
departed f rico I. and he was sure they would all agree
with him in ompiolini with the family—his dear wile
and family in their affliction, and hopal they would
be sustained in the time of their trial.
Os W&lnseday, at the B irugh Police-a 'art, before
liderrs. Kiwi eat Roll., Jolla Smith, a tramp, was
charged with being drunk at Union-place, It b
—Pt'. Day proved the case, and the prisoner was
fined and In default of payment was seat to gatl
for seven dayr.

Mr. Alitermsa ii2Will) ibOUght it was oae of the
most Important immoveamoto II the Het, mid he
would (Evil le the meeting rather Man It should not be
serried ost.

The MATOII said U they decided that all the Improve-
Meat. Wet. 11....tarY. they oould b meow the money
at a out of 31 In UN C. It they did that sod effected
the lusprovemeata. they would relieve the current
expenses.

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The other Impu,vemeata dome I Demmer, were—
Wahara.stroet (1)0) awl Onset-plav (E 200
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As tu the ‘,/astern llpleoa.to improvement, Hr.
Alderotan Eck,/ said fur years pelt it was wandered
one of absolute necessity fur their visirsre and invalids.
They lacked in Weymouth shelter train the emit winds,
and it was very necessary that they should provide
It. He bad • belief that if Oasts did their Aare di:
Frederic J,hoetorte would carry on the improvement
on his property. If they weas in serueet, aol did what
they oou,d on their property, be would do the s.me.
It would be an immense sui,srovement to ths town.
lila proposition wan to carry • Mies well, scout 11:t.
hiih, from the cringing of the Portland liMlway to
the signal box at tile northern mid.
Mr. WILIPJaD mid he was one who waa not eou•
valid to the malaise, I, ho tin mglit souls artango-
ment with the Great Weetere Kodwey ouritt to be
made, se there was a crest danger to life iii toe cross.
lag. lie critioised the suppasitiou that it would mobs
Weymouth • winter most. They could take invalids
down to the Esplanade, but they could not return
without experiencing the east wicd.

Mr. Alderman 1101e.teD eupputtxl be strongly wi be
possibly culj the prop.alition, ass! expiessei • hope
that they would be eble to a lutleu• it W the R
wed. _

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Mr. amiss said II the Great Wasters' Railway
Company would place a signal-b.,: at the ormeiog be
believed the improvement would be greet. If Lb*
anioant we, not large he bali,red it would DJ an
outlay that would pay them to carry out.
The MATJI said he Liought the outlay would
be tioilses unless the !fallow Company made • level
crossing.
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Mz.Bi&qX thourbt the crossing was a formldahle
objection, mid Mr. 'Lidera:ma ELIOT Ibe believed
they could come to some arrangement with the cAn-
peoy oa the subject.
The dirveyor said be tbooght the ooet would be
about £6OO, but Mr. Alderman HOWAIW considered It
would involve an outlay of MOO.
Mr, BAHR* esid the amain' had taken action la
the m Liter to4re tithe ono*, ad the tires' Western
Itsllway st oue time kopt the gates looked. Toey
now held the right of free 600 MI to the Ma I, mid If
the Railway Company drove over soy one. they would
be resp.isibe. oh. telleved ii they asserted their
rights the o4tuptn7 w.tuhd °Quaid*: their redpAlsitult-
ties.

Tao carrying out of the Improvement was than
decided ono: intmgent on an agreemoutwith the Great
Western Hallway Oompany.
Improventsata ware also decided on to be °tarried
out in goe•u-strest St- Leonerd'e-road (Eli%
and Weston Cottages 0.4.10 i. Aatulb.Nnlbtj say, the
Surveyor stited Ulu the 'Surveyor for the odlunty bad
told hlin that the Court of Quiarter Sesaiolia would pay
half the cot of the krablog near the bridge.—dfr.
Bongs' opp_enal the linpgJvainent, but both Mr.
Aldermen flowears mad Mr. A,Jeim us (bores iidd
at present the plows was out its, an Inn lusixove-
moat we. n•osentry.—lte. also thought it
very essential to carry out Wm wyrov•umut.—roe
work, which Is estimated at £1 175, we. left on tn.
11.1 to to married out, as was alao the proposition fr
• path at Greenhill, the °why being £330. As to
widening Perk.atreet (E 1,000 • ..hoa•sion ensue),
during which tn. MATOit said they would have to
borrow money for trodr plvomelit4 which wore getting
thin. —Mr. A'derusan ELIOT prooowd Coat it b •
left in the scheme subject to sattalairto.y terms bug
made with owners of propeity,'' a reootummlati
which Mr. CHARLES ateoutlel, nal Wiol
The other improvement on the liat was lb. widen.
log of 13oot.lane, £2,200, and this was adopted subj Cl
to certain condition..
Mr. Aldermen ELIOT said supp *Jur they carried
out all the improvements, t'ie total am mut w)uld be
EG 406, leaving out what they would derive from r:
selliog property in Boot.lese, which would be so iut

On the propeeition of Mr. AI termen itOW4RII,
seoonded by Mr. Alderman Ector. the S4rveyor acts
instructxt to prepare the plan, en I estimate,.
The Council ,at for just three hour.,

PAREWEL L 2.0 VIZ CWISHIRS lISOLVVIT.
About 740 members of the Cheshire Regiment were
entertained at tea on Tuesday *vetting in the
gymQUID at the Vms toy the lathe, connected
with the Soldier.' hotitute. Mr. St. OAR provided
an excellent repast, and each man, in addition to
findiug • butturibuie In his plate, I ousid • packet of
book*, indu ling • tostameut, iu hie place. about 4.000
books being given away in all. Among Mom who
looked after the man were—Mrs and the Mimeos
Corps.laie, Mrs. Rodgett, Mre. It. Itudigett, Mias
R sigett, Mrs. Moorliood, Arc Rosati, Co.ouel and
Mrs. Corey, Mrs. Appleford, Mee Stephensoo, Miss
Riudereley, MLitt d.onay Scott, Mis, Pergiter, Mrs.
Neal, Mrs. Cuoningban, Mee. adolmeu, Rev. W.
Bolide, Mule fileuuders, ii.c. Alter Lea an eatertein-
maut was given, at winch ad Irreeee were delivered.
be bpi:La," Gild the F ert, for I am coming," having
boon snug. Colonel Cesar, who presided, called ui the
Rev. Owner Monett, to address the MOO. The rev.
gentlemen. in doiug so, remarked that he had never
addressed such an assembly me that bef 're. Hs wa•
very platted to be there, but that aereertion required
some qualification, become there was a saduees about
[be word faxewell. It wee • privilege to him to he
allowed t emed before and address • body of
men wbu were going out to uphold the honour of their
1,)... and Couotry. (Applause.) Lie congratulated
wens tat ib, eitiellent Otaattabter they had won since
they had beau etatioued there. (Applause.) Whilst
staying in Weymouth be r•morked to hia friends
what . (due lot of falowe and well-Whited mem thee
iu the Cheshire Regiment were. (Apalause.) That
• uot Use opinion alone of a 411144 id u.divluusl like
batmen, but it woe Mired by tome who lived in
l'ortland. A good name was to be oilmen rather tom
great riches, aud it that were so they could uot have
sinythuog more volu tole, and they would mks away
with them the good oniniotia of Mose they lett behiml.
Referring to Gm expeditioa to the Soudah and to
General Uordoo, the speaker said he was sure if they
were 5-01 to tho front they would shine forth with
trp.al Mite,: to tiwee brave men in days gone by
Reim the Conoco critic. hod admitted that the deeds
performed iii Rgypt soid tug S whin ha rich's.'
N•pole.I11.8 Viet .ory In Use Pyres... end ho could
read their th .ughts be believed they merited to go
..r.ll and suoulate thou noble deem, and be woe ,
44111 the men of the Cheshire Regiment would do their
duty. But ha reminded them of mother mutest tali{
they niu.t carry on, Whe:tier they wore ii.td.'.
uniform or out, and Mot was agairtet sin, and said
they could only become tionqmsues by seeking that
power which could we given them only from ou lligh.
Re urged them to be temperate, and to follow SOO
nub/e example of their gaining °dowel, who wee an
abstainer, sod remarked that • fortreas which was
thought Impregnable was taken in 16 minutes by au
army of lasuaialers, Taal proved mat they did not •
require drink to keep up their pluck; but whether
they were soldiers ol the Uroes or of i4d Crown they
wanted the peace of God in their homes. In
ouitolUeioo, he mid—With these few words I will
*nth you good bye and God speed. You may be
sure we shall tallow you, and If you go C 4 the Goat
we shall mmn the papers to moo bow at goes with you,
and no one will MLA more about you than the
inbabimuts of this reload, to whom you aro about to
say good bye. (Lound applause.)
Mrs. Moorhead and Mum Ompendals Ulm sang of
• duet," 00, Whore is Ay Boy To-night,' the unit
taking up the chorine Lu • very pleasing style.
roe Use, PILKLY Srogui then betsfiy addressed
the mem Li. said tmly were off to Gibraltar, and
did not know yet what orders they might have, and
although It wee not necessary for him to talk to them
about their doing Me.: duty, he kuor thoy would.
If they wept ta the trout, he reongratulated them on
being uuder the command of their excelleut colonel,
Colour' Carey, and his Lillian. (Lou I applause.)
Another hymn, "Stand up, stand up for Jeans,"
having been eung,
0 /one! Calif said: I should be meriting In my
loiy If I did not in your name thank the kiud ladies
who have come here to-night to wish you good-bye,
and al., to thauk Mom two gentlemen for he very
kind manner in which they have spoken of us. (Loud
hoplause.) I can't tell you how pleased I was to bear
them speak of us all, of your good character. aid
of
your good character In Weymouth. It ha. alwaye
been my dears to let you go into Weymouth as often
al I could, and with one or two exceptions none of
you have abused the unlimited peewee which have been
granted. I thank you very much for it, and as long
am I ma with you I shall put the utmost confidence In
711 if you do In me. Before we separate I want to
Ira yOO OD your guard. Although I have paused
Gibra3 sr mural times, I have never landed, but
Colonel Bluett told me that a colouroergeent in
his regiment on landing, on passing • drinking shop,
a men came out and asked him to go in and have •
drink. Re did no, and it so overcame him that he
ha Itogo t the lommital.
Cheers having bean given, the Nationhl Anthem
woe sung, and prcseidiogi hroug'it to a cl
Floe regiment sails in the Couway Castle on
Friday.

off his °oak and &Wog people to "till on the tail or
It," so as:to bring about • tight.—The Superintendent
said defendant bad ones been charged previously, but
It was a eery 1,01 time ago.—Tue Bench, a•
be diII
not appear, said they should deal diffarebtly with
the case Ircm what, perhaps, they would hive bad
he done so. tie would be limed 10i. and crate, or 14
days.
YOUTEIrCL SHOPLIITIIit.
Albert Thom*. itrow.s, ails. lessen. (13), and
Th•ques White Bsylsy (12), ...ire charged with stealing
cakes from the sh pot• Ar. T. 'Lyman, a ,ufectiuoer,
of Ilit‘E-street.
L ,uiess Hayman stated that on Monday
morning, about liail.past elevo., she beard DOMooll•
Is the atop, and on g.eitg is saw toe two ptia.suers
there. Toe, took wme cakes off the ousar, laud as
,on as they saw her ran away. Elite ran after them,
but casul 1 not catch them. She uset P.C. Reel and
told burroi it; sod he fund res id the cakes In the
road. Tory bat taken four. Sne bad been r,peatedly
robbed by buys, and had f•Jrgireo about a dos in. •
Tn. Suprrint ruatort gays ibem a bs.l chnflLOtar.
The /I,soch seat them to gaol for 10 lays without
hard labour, and then to go to the M.lbJrue lt7forroa-
tory until they were 16 yo ars of age.