The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08 00:00:00

rIOYOBID ORDNANCI SCIVIT Or DORCRISTIR.

Ooptoin Board, HE., wrote to the effect that an
°editorial missy of Dorchester would shortly be com-
menced, probably in • very few mouths. He desired
to be furnished with a definition of the municipal
boundaries, and the districts under sanitary authori-
ties, ko. ; also with a hood map of the town.

ORLI OF INTOXICAITNO LIQUORS ON SUNDAYS.
A communization was received from a society for
stopping the male of drink on dander., asking for the
Councils signature to a petition to Parliament. The
same petition hae been received yearly, and the ques-
tion WM/ raise I whether It wax w •rth while being
troubled with it. —Mr. Garoony did not think they,
as a Council, ha I anything ti do with it..—Mr.
Limon Loci, who la.t year moved that it be signed,
did not agree with Mr. Gregory. HI. motion was
Wet lest year by a large majority, so he did not
think it was worth, while to again admit it.
The petition war ordered to lie on the table.

TRI TOLLS.

lir.Bupt. oowarJ preeentedthe following reports :

Read Oongtable's Office, Ouddhall. lat April, 1831.
famtlegnen,—lf beg to rep rt that the redulttions for carry.
Ind oat the clean,lng of Mr. 7bornas Folio?. Repository and
the ?take Market and at the Railway Stations has been
ellkienstly done for the quarter on lien: 31.1 March, and
the following Inspect A, rig :—South-Western Station : 51
horse boxes. 136 wawa.' vane, 200 trucks, 27 gangway.. and
102 pen.; total, - Althe Greet Western :56 horn, b .ge*,
innards' rano, aul 0 truck. ; total, 01. fjuulerly repolt
attached.
I have the honour t • be, to
CIIALLON COWARD.
Mad Cmstable, end Inspector tinder the Contmlou.
MOMS' (Animals) Act
Head Comtah on Office, Ouildh It, lit April, 1344.
Oentlemen,—The financial yew of then dlection oft 11, hav-
ing expired on the Nth U .rch. I beg to ret.rt that the total
saws collected amount to c 519 15s. 41., •nd the expenditure
All 3 In Cqd., shlwing • net nedanos of £lO6lO . ${ , as against
Mr. Bargee plyment of £.35 the pronoun year, he'nu en
Increase of LSI 100. 31.1. to the Council by the retention of the
tolls In their own hands, and made up of the following suns.,
via :
C S d.
Mr. ansor's Repository I
„ T. &nor '. 43 5
extra hurdles 0 10
45 9
24;ents, p, he., sold prleately.. .. It 3
lion 7 5
Few, ahoy's, circus. he_ 7
Mr. O. Eon.,'. Llorm Relvantory 13 16
DWI, and stanch gnun atreeti . N 1

Total .. .• .• ••• £519 15 4
In ateelnelon. WSW AM* 111kY Lhe markets were closed
the month a January. on sown t of lo pl-Md-tnouth dews:.
which have male alll renc• to the groat to ; and air.
llowletn's stall, which was formerly a weekly toll, ijDD. .
rent. Taboltr statement attached.
1 hare the honour to he, ac.,
MARLS. COWARD,
Head Constable
BOILOCUH ANALYST.
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Ms. R. J. Day (borottsb aaaly.t) reports I he had
received Do sample for =Ayala durisg tbe last quarter.

LTTIWICK TO TNT PIIIBOX.

The ASSISTANT-TOWN CLltllit read • letter from the
Hoses Offlos, doted March 24th, with regard to the
is. pa annum paid in respect to the entrance to the
Dorchester prison, and requesting to be informed
windier the Conceit were in • position to accept •
rwhseoption of this c at, and the amount they were
will to take. On VI. motion of Mr. A. LOCI.
ucooded by Mr. C00)1111, it was decided to offer to
accept Et

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TEI DIPAISAGII *mom
The AJNILITAINT•TOWN CLIME reported on the
pewees of the preliminary arrangements in the
acquisition of the land.—All ,erious obstacles appear
soy to be removed. arid there is reasonable
&whops thar by this time apt year, pssstisul steps
be mode la Ilas agamianaaa of the wall% A

3CHOOL ATTENDANC ".

A letter was read from Nlr. E. J. Day, Medical
Officer of Health, relative to complaint. of defective
ventilation and insufficient accommodation at &certain
dame's mho,' in the town. The only ventilation
m.peare.l to be by the window., door., and chimney.
The limited space to each child 4ipoJat4.l by Govern-
ment way 62 cubic feet, sod in this iastance there was
not more than O. The nuistrea., however, men-
tioned she had another and a larger room above the
room in question, which she wee willing t use.
Mr. Alderman Eamon &dm,' who bad complained of
the school. . .

Mr. Aid. Mat= said it had been brought before
the &boil Attendance Committee. children having
bean obliged to leave the ro,in during &chol hours.
The Macon remarked owing to certain complaints
he bad thooght it right to call the attention of the
Medical Officer of Health to the matter.
The AIiiiI2ITANT4TORX.CLIIIC :1. it a aerial id school

The Inspect .1 of Nuance.: No, sir.
Mr. tliairs.ete : The =Aram appears q dte willing
to do &nigh ng In her piece t., reme ly the matter.
Mr. Alderman I usou eel I they utu4 he ireful it,.
they proceeded. Tory mutt u,t e4y to mu .1 ut
children being takeo Id la the ectiool. f . tne same
thing might be urNed rgainst the pulric school..
The matter was &gala referred to the School Attend-
sacs Committee.
,TION.

IPPLIC.

Tante Wag SO application [coin Maur( Tounnan to
be planet on tho Hat of autnorinod plumbers and
fittara—Tbla van itraotocL

ADDITIONS TO THZ SURYACZ DI4JNAOR.
Complainta baring been made of surface water in
Acland•road, tn. Surveyor asked Is be allowed to
c unmet the grating a: the corner of Linden and
Aoland-road with the surface drainage in Charles-
street, at • cost of not exc.. ling LW.
Mr. G. Davis did not c 0.55 lsr it ossosseary. C en.
*Miring tbe amount that bed been Mil out in the
madam drainage during tae year be thought it might
stand over.

On the motion of Mr. ARTHUR LOCK, however, the
work waa ordered to be done.

TLNI)II.9.

Tenders for the supply of hay, corn. itc., were
opened.—Messrs. Duke cud Son's tender of El l. •
sack for beans, El li. per ur. for ost• and 6.. 61.
per 100Ibs. for bran warn accspte I ; as also was Mr.
dherrhs'a tender of Et 10s. for la..y sad £2 for straw
per ton.
The Commit'ee regaeptod that Messrs. Lock and
Travers, cool uterchauts, of I)orchester, be requested
to surply oue truck of the c muntloued ía their
ender.

&emission took place its to the eyetem of purification ' rirsoners to be trans ode it. be Jelin,* Ito Jerome NiPho.'
to he Adopted. The Local G ivernment Board will to viten • prisoner. to be dell, ered to 81r Christoph.r Mu.-
require t i know what meet.= hae been decided on grave for transportattm.• Teantyweren ..yrisoneri who hid
cert•ficates allow.' purtustit to his waJestfs gracious
before they will grant the I out. 1 roclatuat on ' Timmy., men ' p Loner* hu obly pr 'weed 1.4
Mr. HCITABLI: thonght it advieable th .1 a he aispity's gric oim pinion • B.S. pris.ntre retnal ,Itagin ens-
e immittee ..! the Connell ghoul i lie app Ante 1 to to Iv; The folloorims poi., me to ho thus punlslnd :—ltiehard
Consult with an expert ax x.) Vie lot eclirme, and WM thy • for rondoctitiz the Lord May from Gillingha oto
rep,rt t i the Council. Ile submit•-d a melon to Ringwood aI er the light it Wed.t to be while twice,
Ant-i • na.rk. a d t . And Buren,/ i, th , Cot behariour for •
that effect. the committee below the May o. Al.iermstl year.' flush Greene • for pu`.lishin: Ilnotoolth's D c:armi o
Gregory. Atierm.n Ernsun M
, Alderinau Durdeo, r. fined cl.OO , iin i commttei tiii pti i, an ito dad ount,e. for
Pope, and Mr. Tilley, the go .1 hehani or dorms If .' Wit. Wigwam • for pul•lish-
Mr. THOMAS su4g-•ted the c iunnittee shotili vieit lo x a onlitiou• libel t. be whipt at Dorchester inlet rvery
memo towns where 'he vsiin an ayeeme veer. adopttd. ' market town in thee .ont.' sin • pri,o,ert for op aking
Tney might go to D .ventry. (La I,liter.) Timm earn mentions ~is aeveraMy tint and arlapt.' Fourteen
I • primuers disehmerd .or want of rviderc,.' Mine •pr siners
an exoellent oystem there. The wok. were jai coni-
continual lo gael not indicted.'
pistol, end gave great satisfaction. Jeffreys vas fully satin& d with his ..ay's work, and he thus
Mr. Alderman Dusiits remarked he had visited I write. to the powerful •undsdand :
Aylesbury, and th m e schee there alive/Wed t , give dm I . i met houtdy rekne., my du n. ant. do at Lord, to hoar
greatest satth o laction ; tie nly „ u bi.,tio. was it lof your sale return to Windsor. 1 this da. began with the
tr.a of the rebels at I/nen...tor, and Aare (leapt Aeel Vin ; but
waa a very coetly eystain.
Mr. G. I Atli secon led the in Alon of Mr. Ino at this time so tortur,d with theMa in .n., that 1 num hex
Il l 'mvfr i tig lldn,steni mei nto his Jesty for the i .coher nee
natable, and after • brief diecuesion, it was ad i whatopted tured to giie las Majesty the trouble ii;
unanimously. an; thlt I mot. Imo myself so much wage by y..ur L I.lohip's
favour.. •.1 MAO use of my .ervant's pm to etre • relation
of elm' has happenel since I came here. My dearest L rd,
may ten •r be torturei w.th th, stone if I I .rse, to approve
noself, my tt. area Lor.l, your most Isithful and devoted
servant,
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. JITTIZTI.

•Dareheeter, September 5, IG, 8 at night.
• For 0.4 s mike make all excuses, and when sit leisure •
w brd nt c Wort: . _

Never did he ones err on the side of mercy. If ht con-
domed! • oan Vi the garners Or Ti treetop irtation he w
alw tys careful to add to the et verity of the ecotone° by some
brut il remark of ribald jet as to the prienter'• antecede:lt,
%the, 1,,,,. ct,na was alumina to escape out of hi hands uo
ono doubled that the Judge hail bfou freely bribel, or that
I.) no manner 14 straliong could the Law be cutlet upon to
that out linniehinent. From the monstrous reourd of his
ruling on 041 oCC.lsion history has taken our. 1,1 pick
out • few of his declido en. lobe dive of the temper • ii COO.
duct of the man. Upon • lel, still in his teen.. oh, had been
convicted ig uttering • •• litile• words.' SCII•CtIC• was paired
of anprisoement foe s•ven years. with a whipping during
'bit l..rinl of onto a fortnight at the different market
towns In his C city. The clerk if arraigns had the courage
irderp so In mitization of this awful pietism. 11,
while the women in the gallery sobbed audibly out ol
et mputhy with the prisoner. • The putashm mt is not hall
bet enooiiia fir him; growled J ifrep ; 'no all the interest
Englttel teb ill sus, him. Fortunate y the lad was seis,d
with small•poi, aol, softened ty a ruinous bubo, the Jo fga
remitted th.• .ent nee One of the 'ho ad beim looted
.uilty of embrol ering the col .131.• given to Monmouth at
Teutiton was to par tyeei by the ferocity with whkh Ju tg-
ment wee tit-et auainat hit, that soarcely bad she 'gowned
to her cell when eh. fell on the finer • Corpse. Seldom was
• Nr.tn. sentenced to •
.141141,011$ with-Mt PUN care. Joke
being made as to the esposure that must neciewatily mums.
• It may ho • cold morning o strip In,• 'aid he, • but we shall
try to keel y-u warm. ma ! he that she i• whippet—
whipped eoundlt, till the blood rune down I Well tickle you,
ma lam r A prisoner, with Immo knowledge of law, nod..
technhal oWetion to t .•courete pureu .d at the 101.1. • Villain
rebel ! oeedJnlr.ye, • I toink I me thee already with a halter
rottud thy neck • The prisoner was consisted. • Lot him be
hanged the fleet,' laughed the Judge, • for if any with • know-
ledge of low mow in my way, I ehall take We to prefer Wm.'
Chroniclers differ with respect to the number of Monmouth *
follower* hanged and traneportel after thin Western revolt.
Aotording to the official lid before me, forwarded to the
Treasury, three hundred ant twenty were sect to the gallows,
and eight hundred an" forty t•ansportod.
The i.noblie end of the hatefal Judge Is then related.