The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03 00:00:00

APPolllllltit Or OTILISIEIIe.

The next bosinses was the selection of names to be
submitted to the Justioes to fill the place of overseer.
At this slap) the storm burst. It appeared Mr.
Mooch had handed instil of names before the meet-
ing commence'. Mr. Lidos now hurled in another
list, and ol.imed that his should have the priority.
Mr. WILSON • " Cbalr Chair."
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Mr. LAING bowed t tie chair, but he submitted the
Chairman had not risen to call the meeting when Mr.
Bleock handed in his list, and the b lanes' had not
c uninenced. He (the speaker) therefore rose first and
handed in his list. (Hear, hear.)
The CatIMAM said he 1,1111 following the precedent
set down for him, of receiving the first list put in.
(Appian...)
rtgrOgge: But the Bet cannot be accepted by
you until Ito meet' g bas been opened.
General MacLux: The list was in baton Mr.
Laing's.
Mr. Wiusog I have no doubt the General would
like to aso.t the chair, but, as we have elected a
chairman, perhaps the General would be (The
remainder of the sentence was lost in the uproar that
folio wed.
Mr. 111.groggit essayed to speak, but was met by
Mr. Wagon with the remark—We only wish to hear
the
_Ch ormaa . . .

FLrroass replied he only wished to hear the
eb.irman: .

-7:An.C:fon't wish t hear you," WAS Mr. Wunon's
r.t rt.
The CHAIIIIIAII (letup .in): I don't think we
neat have soy quarrel about this. (Hear, bear.) If
I make • mi.-take, all you have to 110 is to so • it is
o rrected. He thea read Hr. Me voles list, which was
as follow. :—Hosers. J. Rawlins, J. Hammond,
George Joins.. G. Wi w.n, D. S. Uluisilson, T.
Clilmold, J. 41MS, W. Goo lobild, and T. a Humid!.
Mr. Boon: I hops you hare Mr. Wiloon'e nano
down 1 .

Mr. Wltaria : Tee (Laughter.)
Mr. L .*es let Cenacted do follow*, :--Itterere.
W. J. Fletcher. H. Richards. R. Smith. G. Potterer",
G. 0. Boor, W.Xonckton, C. Frampton, J. Clifton.
W. N. Funned, J. 0. Good, E. T. Sudden, J.
Farwell, T. dm th„ ead A. Roger..
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Mr. Boos prop *mil Mr. W. Munekton and Mr.
Puskis. Th• fin,t eras a man they all knew whoring
a very barge Ist-rest in the town and in all matters
connected with the Highway B:ard. Mr. Pinkies
wee an old inhabitant, and took • great interest in
pariah matters—a man of strict integrity, and one
wh .m they cull depend upon.
Mr. Bosom moorled.
Mr. Weimon said he knew something of the High-
way Board, having represented Wimborne for five
year.. He knew s mething of time accounts and the
working of the Board. H. was. .rry to say his good
eolleague for Wisieborne. Mr. Poideo, a very efficient
man. had been taken away front thane during the past
year. He nw egged to propose Mr. S. Bartlett aa
one of the waywarderm Kr. Bartlett had • practical
knowle ige of all that wee required as regarded the
repair of the ways. (Applause.)
Mr. thitenOLD seconded.
Mr. Ulla= proposed * vat-leans for re-election,
viz, Mr. G. Wilson. Mr. Wilson had attended most
assiduously to his duties. (Applause.)
This woes secondoed by Mr. RAWLINS. .

n the 'clambers srere—:—Wdeee, 63;
Ba,tlett, 72; Portia.. 16; and W. Munoktott, 43.
blemrs. Bort etc sod Will u were accordingly elected.
Stone Weet.—Mx. FLarrusaa proposed, and General
TgaiNG sessesdod, Mr. Meader. Mr. ELOOON pro-
poed Mr. Parkimoo, which was seconded by Mr J.
PAWL The votiog was as follows ;—Parkinson, 70;
Meader, 23.
Abbot's-etrissL—Tbe votiag fr Abbot's-street was
thus—Barnes, 49; Richards, 14. Flouu rifieptions
were cast on the reputation of these two gentlemen
for thair attendances.
Cowsross. —Mr. WILSON said ha had a gentleman
to winos* who be, was sure would reCteiVll the support
of the iimaing. As rerarded attendanos there was
not a soap to choose between Mr. Barnes and Mr.
Richards. The gentleman be had to propose was
very cognisant with highway matters, and would, be
was sure, attend I bli duties; he referred to Mr.
Chielett. (Applause.)
This We. .wooded by Mr. HAMMOND,
MS. AMISS bad intended to propose Mr. Rawlins,
bat hi withdrew his Fropoaltion In favour of Mr.
Ohl:alert.
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The ;talon was earrlid unanimously.
Berneley.—bir. Lugo proposed bir. B. S. Haytur.
which wu secluded by Mr. 'karma's. Kr. pull
proposed, and Air. WILSON asoooded. Mr. G.od" Mr.
LAING sold if they wont going to put it to tin rota be
would withdraw Ws nomination in favour ot Mr.
Good.

Pot:trehsas.—Mr. T. Simi qoeed, and Mr.
STIPIMINI moulded, Mr. ribort tar j Mr. Jmine
propose cod Mr. P• 01 0'0=444 T. Mnocktoo ;
&ad Mr. ELoocK Pfoixwfd, mid Mr. Kum mounted,
Mr. G. Boom& tint primal member. Mr. Bowling
wm ii4posoi by m coati iambic maj wity.
Ti. Outwit, roc grstoletad the vestry oo the re-
election of one of the otemlncs, Mr. Wilma, whom
Garb's were of very rival emlo.. (AWlflowl.)

11121A.L WARD.

Mr. ELOOOI mooted that Mews. Joioar, C. WU,
H. W. Dibbles, sad G. r. Streao be re-sleeted. Mx.
To LIW wts eithotsd la tau Aboe of Mr. Paid's.
dowsed.