The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05 00:00:00

TIMIS FOR TRII ISPLARADL

The Mayor then read a letter from Mr. G. R.
Crickmay, Meting what a great improvement would be
made it the Esplanade were planted with trees. Re
bad noticed whet a pretty effect the evergreens had on
the day of the ride review. Some nentleman has sines
offered to plant trees, and ha (Mi. Criokmay) now asked
permission to plant one opposite his own house.
This permission won ammided, Mr. Oemmins remark-
ing be shoeld be very Owed to am it, but he hoped no
assassin would eel it down.
The Surveyor's and Rarboer Masher's report was than
reed, and it appeared that the lamp had not been
placed near the 101 l pier house. when Mr. Webb
reminded the Mayer that he had promised to attend to
the matter, which his worship mid be would now do.

PILO PIER DIRT.

The Mayor road a bitten from Mews. Williams as to
the debt still due to the contractor erecting the piee.
Some insinsarioes were brought forward that Mr.
ilteutall, the clerk, had misled the Council as to their
liability. The clerk denied that entirely, and that he
had advised the sonsil to take the opinion al counsel in
the matter. . . . .

After screeUttis diammeion the elm* wee directed
to reply that the somata oould uot be pald from the
borough lends.
The Mayor read a letter from the War Office. dealing
their liability to maintain or replace the h.rbour light,
and refusing to moommend any grant for the extension
of the north pier.

10100011 TIMM
Mr. Alderman Mot coned Um attention of tb•
Council to the feet that the seam of Meld Se.
DOW 31 per couta, sad PM 10e. commie hod been in.
vested ia the as of trustees, three of whom ware
dead. the surviving trustee being their Cask, Mr.
fiteemdl. New treakees should be appointed, and the
seeseesry lb" were ordered to be Was.
LOCAL BOARD.

Yr. Virtue said be thought an additional quantity of
bee. for use at the hydrant. should be pureb.sed, as the
quantity in hand was insufficient in ease of any eon.
fiagration. HI. own house was nearly on ere on the
night of the volunteer review, and he should propose
that three more seee of hose be m0b5...4.
r. Potheeary thought a lire engine would be beet.
It was better to be double armed than aot erased at all.

Th. Bard et eatuallr armed that additiorial hose
should be purchased, and Mr. Tata adertook to as-
certain the pries The Surveyor, on the raggialbn of
Mr. Pothaary, en. estructed to amertein the greatest
distance from say hydrant to the sweet boner within
the borough. Frew the saperiatesdent's satsuma, it
appeared that there were six 40 feet lengtha now in
hand, bet Mr. Virtue contended that a sufficient
quatity of hoes should be placed a different pats in
the tows, ants ease of a lire the hotue would be buret
down before the hese *aid he fetched from the statics.

OE ATILPIAY STEM

Br. Brown colisci-a-t-t;e4-a;to th &Aprons stets of
Chapsßray stops, and sagpsied on iesprooppost. &WM
of pompons had Mos down and endaartnid their lives.
Mr. Webb maggssarod that Uwe oppress% to Chapstbay
should be akin& alOscatbst, and after sours discussion
on the oultisot a sonrusittos was formed to amidst tbs
bort mesas of improving the approach.

WIIILIT STRUT.

The pairieoli al draining its* south ride of Wesley.
street was referred to the garverer to seoartida the
Whip of the owners of the adjoining Eroperty on the
soon of bearing part of to.. exPeosc Tan Illt+rlorl
and Inspector of Nobleness r•Porill Weft is read
and discussed. and this eeneleded the bestow.