The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17 00:00:00

FOOLIi.

Tne Anmirn.—Le•rd Justice Bowen will open the
1•• I r this di,it et Winche•trr. on We loeday,
N.yWer Bh. Pr,e •nere only will hi t,hd.
b•T DOMICT E,ri.a VOLUSTURS, D COMPANT,
nit rs for the week eisdi.g October 21.1
1862 1 MM. ou 11111 V, Smythe ,• non.coin.
tni..i. n.. 1 Sergoant an 4 (I.irpiral
Will.. Thu...lay. manual rill • g ..1 the H .in.
rthr lintA., ri.iht ; in r
un Menilwrs who hay, I .it tire lin 11,. n'. a.
iiiis'itiiii. —By order, W. A. r .1114.V11 corn.
lii 11110.

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NATIO Al. 1,14 IFRIES E 111111111.1,,, com•
mitt e enneietine of the followinit 4entlanteu hae ii en
atio.inted 1.. r the &Meg port of llt.ole to prom to the
nj ct • fib. exhibi tin :—.'.le. It. Aldril e %hero),
Mr. I. iv ring. Mr. roe ie. Mr. bore'
Hamann% Mr. J. Sidney Ilutio.n. Mr. W.
I titirl.de, G. B. Al Mr I. Bethel., Mr. %.
litlitot, Mr. W. W Mr. G. Wa•ihill, Mr. W.
Mate. and Mr. W. Pt et et..
110IIILIVRT AND THIC CLAIMAsT rd It so.
1/Fty. who at the WO 'Flab rot, Co. (critic. wee
eat.' to be sympath ger with t e •linen', having
In. it worsted to sum ort a tut mortal t . :tor William
Ilattrairt priying for the rle e.. of the on. nit the
ground that even if -filly h. hie h.n inlequat Iv
ituniehed, ha meld ther f re! 1.. throb Iti•
scveiaiy : e Lau hot an H ovo.. lierke'eyi gnu*,
W., I rctoln r lth, 1,132. Sir.--I .ve dirt ct-il by I.ord
Rooehery In ai k,o 4... ire the ICC ipt yo richer,
and to state that his inr; (middy be sl I 8 etippen t
the movement tt which it r f• ow Sir. yours
ALFF. A. thlratretteNlllo.-11. R. Bsthoret
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1 Kr U. RING " FIRPT."—TI e follow:n ere the
name. lii o ROI ii. it en wit.. retire thi• ve.tr from th •
•ill. of T an Come II r Kat Word: Mr. F.
I• 0.41. y. Mr. EN. Bland ad. ...el Mr. C lull
IL'oeeeria•iviel. who wire t.tutn• d troop' ir-id N...
let. ;9. No• 11. Writ Word: Mr. A. 11.1eton, Mr.J.
Hudoin, and Mr. W. Waterman (Li•er.ile) who were
ale. n ant orreeion alltoreo to %AR ous •r. For the
i•outh Ettet Ward the Idle al candidates Sr.. Me. W.
N. We.% re, Mr %V. Waterman. and Mr. 11. T.
Tri,vrtion, while the I. ry bettle will be fought br—
it has 'At !ie. be. it .10;te chleil whom. The Liberal
ientsoltoee for ti e N-rth West Ward are Mr. A.
B.leton. Mr..f. S. Hudson. and %Ir. W. Mats. WITS
the Conwrivativee will inn Mr. Ihronore, Mr. W.
Intl It,. Lawton.

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I.....Thatt Cult - A paints' levy uneetia.; of the
! cub h Lt in the polira.eourt 141 Fnlrley
so.nirag, Mr A. it Parton la the chair. Needy a
Pore .4 tueersb.re jotted ard paid their en s T"ptiona,
oct would appear the pr.i•ct is like'y t become
The only tety is Welts the :upend, a. d
the c onta4ttes were r in Inok .0 I a ....tabl
e cricket groond partatin: rathn, to . not 41 .4
lamp Lena to h- of • .r. 'co. ho f eh.: • ffice.•
veer. • pied", Mr, tt , e.l P., I,re i t ;
Mr. G. F. Wheatley. tins proud rut;t Mr. M
Jolurron. If t 1..•.„ r opt till an I me,rvarr 'tom 1t...
Werra. H. k C 11.11, A. it Noon, H
an lA. H. St+l 'en. rn. are .ad robs to be
• were left t • the co.ntnitte- to he deci.1...1 titan,
ant to be ler‘seute 1 tor cnn ilecatific at the a Jr.
get erel Ineetin/..

Tot CLCISA!('C WIVL —WO ors email's' to give a
contract casks to the irat-ni nt shit the Claimant ha
writt-n to hi. wife, .h. in s ill no lomat .4 the South
ff'ottelisos Vol in Wi rkhouw, with hcr Wkly. knit'
• ithanuacing hie intention of awing for a itiv. rce.
S. ham received no commmi •ati,-n what •ver from h-r
trishawl. neither ha, she written tai h 113. A Mly irk
Kent wishes to whim her youngest chili, whilst •
Y.wk•hire publican has off-red "H r L.ly.hil an
engagement an I arm aid f r fur m i the. S revel c •m•
munications were left 10t.,,. lb. Board of Galardi in.,
at the r mesa's.: on Tuawlar, loclu ling t.m.e with
✓eference to the ..fler to tab- the chili. cod t accoi4
" Her Ladyehip "as • bouts.' I. There was also om
fr. .m it in-lid i Mil, who ' h..ped the Goardians would
treat Lady Tichtt, The with kindneas." Ti. Board
deed's.' that ti eCI .imant's wife, wh tit • muter
sated, was employed M the wa-hhou.e, we. free to
di.oose .4 the chili as ohs thought propo-, while ehe
cooll discharge hers If arid amept the sitroatim a. br.
mai 111 .116 'lkea. With mom., to the afbiation of the
chili the Howl resolved that thoy wool I take tin
siege to that direcioa at present. —Homprkirc Adrer-
liser.

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SHIPPING ISTILLIG Nl' C. : (blob. r I
Act•lpbo., llrcll., c.] h .napt ballyto. s—l leer,
Pazs, Yacmouth, nil ; I, ..ely (*rube', Man',
liwac age, nil • l'harlntte, Denman, Tampion, cement ;
Antagoniat, Wilt, Newcastle, cosi.; scem.l.on
Dore Kennet Pan., c... 1 ; A 11,., Dale. Dover,
oilcaite; Batavia. Aah.r.i., 6—Alba t,
C..tuallo, deal.; Appleclram, Awe,
London, barley. 7-- 1.411 a, Pen ..ray, Sun4erlan.l,
coals ; Ceres, Suintne s, P puma h NI. na. 10—J teph
aid An. Pynin, S utbasupt. n, nil; 14tal.i.ity.
land (111ches'er, nii ; Iligea. Neil-. a„ Aled chccw.ll,
deals; Franz Von Mathies„ Weatenttlorf.
deal.; Clactott, Bhp& d, N. wc
Oct. 4 hove, K. Ilaway. Cm". de cls ;
Stability Stickland, CIAO ester, dad.; Nottnamly,
Benham, It. se if I rich.; Sarah McDonal I, Hebrher,
Runcorn, clay • Qicarryman, Thomas, 'lancing C ay ;
Cestrisa, Jingle.. Runcorn, day; Hephsihiilc, J0n...,
Runcorn, clay; Carl, Peter, n, Par, ballast. 7
Nnttna. Rnw, Els now, inore, ball•at 9—Antilla,
Petersen, Arcata', ballast ; Emanuel, Emerson.
'bri.tansaad, bailout: Diver, Pact.. I'Orl.lloll.
klolphuo, Bridle, Lyrae, deals ? An 1. lim`ee h,
Sit.., wanare, bricks 1 Hail. in, Sion-Ism, Glasgow,
clay. 10—Ware, Day, Cahliff, .it wood.
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ELAIIIIDEORD.
riponAL SOCtan.—The Elsoulfor.l Choral Society
I.'c e. m re ,-.,u.rn.brad its I holt a I. r 'he coming
s-saion f 1882-3. The fir-ti hp selected It practice
"Tb. R. • • Maiden." The swab ra met on
Mon.hy evenior in their hall, In East-street.
REPONITHRT BALI —At Mr. Enaor's tale on Warhea-
ds). in the Ccown Meadow, (ham iii 0.4 puth
quantity of clock on nffer al u.n•l y, sad the attend.
af dealers not to Eat b-at. ruche" ',nen
14.. to 15s. per cc nu, ; heifer, an I calves, £l4 to £2O;
in.call heifers, about £l3; lrc, nets from £ll 1.
I:19; calves. from 255. to 111 s.• fat th•ep, GO.. 74..;
fat lambs, 40r. to 46a.; Ito,. lamb., 4. to 44 p ea,
a dull tale

Boagn.—A snecial mee'ing of the L.eall
nnard was hell in the Town Hal on Monday, when
Vote were present—Mr. J. G. F. Lawn nee (chair.
1440, Messrs. T. M. Park,!4..l. Iturpil H. Darden,
• Abbott, A. S Hodges, H. Child., F. T. Johns, 0.
Rail, J. J. Ball, P. A. Baena J Stewart, J. I.
Itarner, Mr. S. Trail! (clerk). and Mr. r. W. Wilts
(ouveyor.)--The Chairman called on the clerk to reed
the correspondence received, relative to the proposed
undereinking of peoelding wat-rworks for the town.
The Clerk then read the whole of the let-r, isceived,
thom read at the last Board ossetinr, and several
rec-ived Mew that meeting :—Mewera Howard and
I"k^r wrwe enclosing the rep .rt and ;den which
Wane. Wrkman rind Son., engineer., have made, and
noted that under all the eircums.ancea the most
practicable scheme is that ree.nimended by them.
The water which will be o`dained from • deep well is
of excellent quality, and the reservoir near Ilantory's
koala bs inceedialls oesvisisss. ariAbt • ishaW

rlevation to give the requisite pressure for the supply
to the town. They were prepared (subject to the
o nsent of the lioe-d) t apply this •whion
to the Board of rrade for a pr •vidonal order.
Yorkmen and tion'• r pit stated they con-
e4ered it desirable, if powible, to obtain water,
what would gravi a eat he town with .ut pump-
ing, a. d *Atli this .1w visite I some excetlent opuns
new Hnilliugato a. but found that the lever. were not
suitable for a gravitation rWtecne awl that pumping
would be nat.-0.6417.-1a addition to which, on going
two the estinaa'r, we founi the cost due to the
dis'anca of the • tering. from the town, and the
machinery wo Ad be 'emetic illy prohibitory, and the
water being only very slightly softer th a other water
that can to ohtain much nearer the town, there was
re .lly no juatilloation for the ad litionxl expenditure
which would be involved. We, thirster*, recommend
you tot t entertain or submit to the authorities this
scheme. The ?imperils *silty, near 11l ,ndforsi. hes
evsry sign of being a water-hearing area of consider-
able csoneitv at. mod-rate dep'.h below the surface.
is P. the chalk formati ii. Wa er has been analysed
fr .m the IMulory fi ,Ida obtainwl from • shallow we I
and found to be I tire an I g KA, and only about one
demo a La der by Cl ,rk's scale then the Sh.dingato
w der. It i. thsr.lore bare that we are ..f opinion
the waterworks should b construe rd, end we have
prepared Ilse accompanying p 1... sec orsliutly. We
have 11.--en in communic.ti .n with the agent, of the
owners .1 the property, an I the land required I. cs-ry
out this plan csn be o' t dited ft-r the vary..e at a
price. We have no heetsti tn in rec Mete
scheme as feasible awl likely t he etfici. n I. al re-
. peel.. The tin whidi so sub..etit is sulatant.
tally the cone wh ch has bee., begot, comemplat.d
by the Local Board, mhl e adopt it
becawe we believe it t. be the beat.-111-.
ltedger 8.11 if this was an independent company
V+lll Local lio.rsl would have no coutrol over them. lie
.a railed the watsr of th. town was excellent in
quality. and ',efficient 1., qtaantity for every requir,•
moot in the town. He was. decidedly "pp. Bed to
ths widest siting elxqether.—llr. F. T. Johns pr
p ee.i that the offer of ths•• ge xlemeo be secs...ed.—
Mr. T. M. P..rk seconded.—Mr. S. Abbott asked if
they c 'oil not foTtll • private go.opsny ,1 their own.
Mr. Ball alas, raid he had h n a-ho Iby owners of
the property to form a local company before th- Hoard
eu.ctioned the applie.ati .n. tir. Park rail the
company censored of sleweltolsien, awl it wool.' be
open to local capit diets to einhes-ribe thereto. --Mr. P.
A. B.rmee thought a local company might have local
directors.—Mr. H dos urged the local randpoint. as
flueel.ne, German., or whit at might he their
directors —Mr. P. A. Ha-nes thotuht b. fore viviog •
decild..l answer they mig t have for leer particulars
whether the twit could at any future t me aAisire
the w rite—Mr. A. S. H.slwas pr -p sett that the .111er
opals be not accept...O.-11r. J. J. 11,11 aeo.n.kd.—Mr.
P. A. flame, nail he would support Mr. Johns' NO du-
tiful if a eider were added that the Board have litrorty
to purchase the work., it ow siderel a visable, in 20
or 30 years time.—Mr. Johns satl he ha I no objectiou
to tha', and altered hi. ',rowel ion with that addition,
the vote being token, there voted for the amend-
ar at two, and for the original proposition six; five
members did not vote.