The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-18 00:00:00

said In the riebtal seretement there was. elargehrellila rainin. below should not have noticed that the
giving the beadle for the dales for the h only ;
Mr. Rooms la a ;Gabby accede saidtalateletrillei entered the goo • comparatively short
extraordinary' conclusion conveys •
been W m ore the Council preeemy ; but the ntaterillMlS Muse open those whose w eleasner could allow
muck
before them were the deedging, and thu harbour giegyeele- en bloater blunder to par unnoticed. The one
Mint If Om Toes Council sempted what the Great which the public will derive from
W"lwn C°0114,13 bed ettt before thee*. 3111,7 Iltuot bel nig that our guns will be maintained
edemas the whole of the money for the deepening of the in the high place which the' previously held, for no piece
harbour. from some $ iurce or other. If he understood that ever was forged could hare stood the effect of two
the Teen Clerk arialet, the apenaes of the females had
bees teed heavy pu one on the top of the other. Artil-
by the revenue, ef the harbour. It was lerista and the ecientitie wort I wit await with impatience
t that the Cherhoorg traffic would bring a large the publication of the.evidenc• upon which the court
chargers tin
agmesse of harbour dues, and atillneot to meet ths arrived at its wholly anexpeetad conclusion.—fieenia,
exposer of dredeing the harbour ; but this bad not been ktamier,t
the mee, as • large amount would leave to go to the
eXpesese of debating the east of the 'Wing. He then
fred to dwell at length on what he cool lured to be
asil treatment they had received at the Moeda at the
Great Western Railway Company. Them wis • balance
ef £317, and he allude.l to what the 00126410013C011 would
be If the Cherbourg Slate were withhell, in which rase
they would lees all their extra dues. If they were to
depend on the potato traMc, there weal I be four yeses
before they got clear of the sum dna for the staging. In
the first tau the surn real sect was MIR, whereas rat
year it was only LISS. and this he said was not • large
aa It we. were the ats,ing Wall Cr, eta. Ile did not
want them to be brought into e ;Wei°, with the Great
Western Renato Company, but thought they should act
with than &I between tradeataso acid sodomise.

THE 001IING CLOCK.
RECOM DDDDDD TO 1111103 11140•12.
To all thleas luau lute comas an rod.
With Time, as roes en aolluot • rel.
To which our Lem Cringe wens to lend
gimpt.on hy their long delarlad ;
Bat even t.s this "legal hluek-
An end approaches—with • *leek
Behold our Islet ere. true to trade.
And front their pi act .e • seldom snorting,
re they depart frosa ra Den's shad..
"For further thus a somm,rut L
And &son those black sheep all srll
To brows, lenseath the coming cloa-
Kehl as tire bees love slimmer flosrho,
Not for their beauty. but their hooey,
83 kr.' minds reused the hour..
7.n. Time le brief. end" hetet" spel'd money':
And therefore legal lights. ad keg
Will venerate the °online CloclL
£BBO7I3I3ITItIT.

Xt. ROBZILTIOIII folly usincided with Ur. &Awns, and
complained ol the way the cousuny managed to hsee
their busts come in st midnight, as not only disturbing
people when they were Weep, but doing no good to the
buwu

Mr. Dmrits moved—" That the Council, being anxious
to facilitate the develapment of the Cherbourg trellis;
and being unable to Garry out the dredging operation%
me desirous of meeting • deputation Irmo the Great
Western Ranier Company to confer rith thou) and
consider the motor, in ceder that the necessary arrange-
ments should be made In annordasoe with the moolution
of the 115*h of October hat"
Mr. THONY said the real question vu whether or not.
as &Corporation; they ought not to facilitate the trade eg
the pert rather than throe any Intact.o in the way.
The lIATOR pointed out that if left t toe Coutril alone
they mold not carry out the plan for want of usenet, as
already they were up to the hilt ta debt.
A long discusrion toll iwed, in which the whole of the
correep,ndenro between am Great Western Cmia peat and
the Corporation, and which hal already appecred in our
columns, was read. It walk hewers% ultimately m-
islead that the report be adopted.
&mina matters now cropped up, one of which -as the
appointment of inspsonor linear the Contagious Oneann
(Anil:n.lo Act, sad isim • list of claims trisint out of the
polling of the district with regard he the bridge quection.
The Connell then form id Moil into a I cal Ito ri,
when the hurveyor's report wee promoted, in which it
emit stated that 11,000 yards of groan I required t be
filled up, the cost el which would to something like
alelllarea remarked that the question moat he dealt
with, sad they meet prevent the drainage going into the
plats It dose non.
Mr. Rows supposed that the work should he dose,
and thought that imam liatt steps should be taken it
compel the Burst haulm./ Antherity to remove the
sulsmaos in front mid behind kriole-terrace, and that the
iffigorikw if aoinsacos present hie report thereon at the
neat saestleg She Board.
Kr. Lamm said they seat drat of all prove that •
w
existed Wore the Board weld take any steps. rifiLms replied it warn clear that • admen already
existed there.
.11r. Wsuroav protested against the matins.
Other speakers coincided with Mr. Rolm,' restart
that a Releases .tsady erleted.
Alter eonsiderahlit dhaooslon, the matter was allowed
to stand over.

"AIUILIAGS—On Tuesday NUM fferah }Layne, of this
place, was monied to Mr. Cherie+ Godden, f Po, ter
ham. The morning was dull and to all appearances a
wet day was akticipated, ant as Ahhotsbury has like
ell other valor.* its superstitious the inliab:tants were
fon," the bride had !peen .11111 no unFle.y 'lay. bot
10.90 the sun broke through the cl oids and alit when
the wedding party etartet from t'w house the weather
was all thAt could be desired. The Rev. G.ll. Penoy
sfficisted, and when the nealy.married ample left the
church all wish the old adage true "Happy is the bride
the sun shines on."
Mo. STLVI‘X.II 111111UL—A meeting of the creditors
of Harold B. 'Stevens, nt Abbn • bury Mills, was
held on Monday, at the Crown Hotel, Weymonth.
The .lebti am .unted to 01,330 14s. 91., and the stock
in trade, live •n.i dead •ok, bo ,It rl•bt , Ac., to
000. An offer of Os. in th t was accepted. security
to be Oven. There were 14 creditors pr sent and ton
emented. Thstansouot In ha paysble in two iostal.
ots 10th Unroll and 10th April, and the debtor was
given his discharge, but subject to the utioutte being
confirmed at the ocat meeting.

Kr. MMUS moved "That the Inspector M Nuisances
be instructed to take the necessary step. for filling op the
malts at present existing within tiw booouab. and that a
bet of the same now kaown to the Surveyor and his
waist at to be In existence. be supplied by them to the
Board.
• letter was next reset from Mr. Bolt stating that
no nuisance of any kind was comevtted in carrying
an hi. Weiner oa his premises but that the sok cease
of the nuisance arose from the impurity of the Beck water.
TM matter then stood over.
Kr. Camuse now proposed that the Beard re-consider
the memorial recently
_presented be the owners and
wouplers of houses In Hard wicks-street io disco., the
powered Use authority as to the new roods, the means of
recovering the oast of work dose, and to take into con-
sideration the oases of Wee pante. who have had paw-
moats Whim up by the Authority. Ho eery tellingly
pointed out the hardship which would fall upon the occupi-
ers. and explained, that if compelled bray it would only
tend to increase the poor's-rate. He had prepared. pit-
poetiou to lay before the Board—to the *Sect that those
who had laid down pavements in front of their houses
should pay one third of the claim, and thole, who bad
simply [aid down the kerbing should pay two thirds, and
that in order for them to pay that amount they should be
allowed a period of eve years—the Council paying five
per cont. cm the money.
The 'rowel Cues pointed out that if they did not take
his edvios he should call upon them tops.. a rrsoluti
absolving Lim (the Town (Berk) from all reepousibilitY.
Ho did not Weed to be trifled with any more ar,th re,awd
to the matter. and be was perfectly disgusted with it.
They *mid act as Mr. Clatoclllor Charles bad suggested
with reference to eon/ Gee years to pay the amount is
He (the Towp Clerk) was quit, willing to give them any
length of toe provided be had proper security for the
payments of the money.
A long and rather warm discussion followed. in which
Mr. OVala. said there were six or seven parties who
were unable to pay, and he would ask the Council t cow
elder those parties.
&vent members of the Council thought it would be
a great hardship on the ratepayers to have to pay two.
thirds of the money.
It was idtlinetoll agreed that the Town Clerk should
act on his own responsibility in the matter.
This ouncludel all the boldness of public interest