The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-07 00:00:00

WOIeteMOP ON Filth - Alewltilter7and°ll° joiner, whose who:. byllktitnbenth.oidtßLZ•nh.dsta;hlLitarnt..u...,...to Quivair'wistru""... eitoid.twemolthehowi"listbt:4l("t freisirecithargstinhe waL:lllllllllresalireadauwto offoleir.pme.l64°
evening. Mr. Mr. C. T. Snook,
place of bunness is close to the gave B wes on the &Toad that bli wife It reriewl medical was
information to the police that his workshop was on raiiet dormit the eneurrieg ~...-n, notice ,4 object,. time agricultural crisis ; and. *Weer ta. I
fire. Superintendent Hunt and P.C. Reeks in this case had bean. be leave or the B•rrister. served hhetwf°ll_, .m 1
hbet
behetPliedthe °risk won
sad, i w
iwte.,_....seeti
immediately went to the place and found the greater during ili i day, spit Mr. Tr:vraeion compouned of h onus two soluffe one wee certain, Mawr
part iif the floor, • bench, and some unfinished work now oblecti.ine • OVUM , un them in eds way. temporary and wool i sow pass ales, i,...'n
to be on fire. A good eupply of water wee obtainable -Mr. William Tilreerorelid.he voter.
.e.lefer cam: to lii" ar.: he had no panacea to suggest finaaa..:,.... white -.
from two pumps in the yard, and the police-officers, a" with
a ''-ah'lr' TniviaihondirtngeesattnieZi tfinsVi:lwas who Were suffering froal the distress'"4 thet th'4
Mr. Snook, Mrs Pa and the working men who -1° answer '`) ' self-help and mutual wristance thread
happened to be pelei.ng went to work with buckets
ullij
only • powder he supplied the woman with, and Mao that
i over, that the 1,,,,0,„,0ui tis
and won extinguish the flames. It will he- thkrm'fre re'mr.. Iltewhehhimol ties
Tatitidho*r"itgy dtOt eld *ttihr mdonetdri '77 as he belleettel th•Y were u ' 11-i,-"'" Oiseig
remembered that Mr. Snook suffered extensively ht,.. Tree...ien said the so.ia 'so earning good g 0,,,, sod lib-rality, tincture, and conaider ti'-a_.-"If dant
through the fire at the Longfleet Saw Mills. it was without his knowledge and contrary to his eri.h If the present evil state id thieg,,l.4.,:e-o tseeett.
HAEVIDsT THANILAGIVINii.-Foll choral seroica were thwoalltehwadomaniottettedalowedietr.he,oor:lef.rnefor.om:d.wicaltharetli.rhf.. Twit.:
biv away,
jnewnrhynttet.edn they were
ii:an;hwide f!oe.y.;:o.Lekt
held at St. James's Church on Sunday in thansgiving
guilty of adultery. sod as the relief was Maimed in ovum, the harvest, and the sacrist edifice was very taste- have to apply, a• Ireland had do r -4.1 sains
fully decorated for the occasion. The Rev. J. A. ! tam to the he'hend, he submitted that It •ai not • rue • lie, ew an sa- ".
to i which the wan ought to be deprived of his vote-The Act" (Cries of 'No.) He wee , er-os„ king
Lawson, Rector, preached in the morning from the Lebrun; I:two-later raid it was • very herd ca, and , that. His own opinion was that it was
teat, "Let your light so shine before men, that they . expressed hu regret that he was obliged to disallow the meth!" to °l'm. to that Pam, and wog '°B. I,
may see your good works., and glorify your Father vote, some they did not want the aid of the sts,.,-- tele hi
which is in heaven." The evening sermon was preached There were very few claim from Hamworthr. the landlords have, in fact, become
,„h.,-"'" If
T-i, lite
by the Rev. J. L William., Vicar of Lowlier, from Mr. Trevanio• objected to the claim of Owego Dunn, lord, were, ruined by the system thee'
the words, "And who is InY neighbour" The collec- Hanswortlev JUnction Hotel. on the round that he had to it until the last-kept lords a th' "emit yet •
resided et Wimborn• duritig the qualifying year. and the e evil het
times w in aid of the Bournemouth General Di, lordship had
name was struck out of the list.
not, the Lorrardich Zalix— b4c44l° 474 th
pensary,and about KS was realised. Mr. Trevanton els° sustained an objedlon against Joseph - e I-°-- r Yto admit ea telex
THE Vote:grimes sr CHERCH.-The members of the lb . • Nix's. Liver Ham, who had not paid his rare, Esther Court. Thank you for nothin,-
c ~..Butlirsirii:::
4th D.R. V. attended Divine service at St. Mary's Me tiamwortley objections were even fewer in number, the choice be allowed to us we woad -',.. ellftd I u
church, Isolgileet, on Sunday morning. Ice corps Thomas Richard Sanders 13Jurneinouih, wire-, gorilla- change of system came before the landlo--",r, tikst eh
mustered at eadquarters about 50 atrong, under the Cation was • coachhoua and stable at Lower Ham, was
ratacianeedsblaty ruined, Id
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command of Captain Stone, Lieutenant Budge and objected to by Mr. Bodge, but Mr. Trevanion said the
Second-Lieutenant Harrison being also present. The voter did woe retregre. ruedgneosel‘cl obf. objecilon
posted thewinotbuTmtbaet the French system and it. results word -.."'""b. es
fife and drum band accompanied the Voltuateers to the sitinetorylryf me.
in the afternoon of the 25th of August, and he leglY interesting. Its in..ral Meths acs L.- tzelie
churchyard gate, where they were met by the clergy was told at the Poet-office that it could be delivered the nigh, so fax as the permit des are c0.,,,k--•,!. lis
and choir, and entered the church, singtmg • ',rocas- seine night-Mr. Traction said there..wasnono np:hlyt
donal hymn. It being the thankegiving day for the delivery at Bournemouth, and Mr. San ISIS did not receive results are affirmed to be compar,ti,„l.'"' %Wig
mdelticustrlatutereto. tushriwi'h'etTler cothaetelargat.
harvest, the sacred building erarn very artirically the notice untl the morning of the loth, which wee too investigator would be doing • public e....- " Pore Th
I decorated with cereals fruits, and garden produce. late-The Barrister held that the noire
, The service, which was choral, Wail conducted by the served, and disallowed the objection -Mr. Badge inU- oee„ produce the learnt,
and
whear rimer ta.
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vicar, the Rev. J. L. Williams, chaplain to the corn mated that he should appeal to the poitt necessarily land cultivated with, me had lista
There was very little fighting ever either the claims or tit °Vital,
and his curate, the Rev. T. Law. Thechaplain preach objections from Lonsfiset.
an bripreseive sermon from the lot verse of the 133rd firth tides claimed for James Alfred Brown, fisady• -
Psalm, "Behold, how good and bow pleasant it is fir ies,, led the e„te was alowed,
brethren to dwell together in unity," and a collection Mr. Barrett supported toe claim of William Lacey, near
was made on behalf of the Longfieet Dispensary. Womb ime-road, which Mr. Trevation said stould base
kin, g diggiogis. 'ragiogioy, October ou,k_siegie. been the grendnicithee's clium.-Tbe voter was called, and
kale. present: 're. Mayor (Mr. Western), and std.hie.httpecie,yupd, Vice.litoaz tweehradalt2tb.-In cross
grandmother-
Messrs. Stone, Balaton, Duren, (kWh, Milian, and e
lived in one pert of the house. 'His house belonged Sir
Farmer.-Hariet Keynes. butcher, Sinrket-suset was Ivor Guar, hut he took it of his lather. He wok his
summoned for allowing blood and other noxious matter meals with his lather. His grandmother occupied two
to flow from her slaughterhouse into the p blic (and rooms downstairs, and h• one tap and one down. Tare
open) drain in New Orchard, on the 29th September. were two front doors to the home. He was • nude man,
-Defendant was ordered to pay the costa -Richard and he sometimes slept at his father's.-In answer to Mr.
Bader and INti•ceick Bidota, butchers, Market- Trwanion, Mr. Grata said Lary claimed to be rated on
street, were summoned for causing a nuisance the m. ,3”..°1 July IstrY.eet Preliews to
ssid that the a C:dt,.-
by Ireelfing 22 Pigs in premises on the Bast, f -fund vote, and the Barri.trar rentarkerthat one
Quay-road, and alai our falling to remove th • gwoett• cO-aildn't help seeing that It was "study ;' but he must let
manure, and filth from the slaughterhouse and premises the nuns stand.- its Barrister: A friend of Sir home's, I
on the 30th of Sept. -Frederick Sidout, the sin, not suppose.-Mr. Trevanion : I presume so.
being the occupier of the premises, the summons Haman Gregory, Danmark-place, was objected to by
against him was dismissed, but toe father, Richard both sidw, and was struck out of the list
Ridout, was fined Be. and costs in the first case, and The Parton* claims aid objector were next taken.
Richard William Ball claimed for workshops oar th •
10a. and coats in the sec .nd. total. 30s. Woodman Tavern. and Kr. Barrett, who opposed, said
Saftelno Egwe.-Arrivals : 25th Sept.- Myra, they wore not of the annual value of .ClO • year-Mr. G.
Moreton, tivranage, niL -26th Ss_ pt.-Ann, Boeotian, Curtis said £l5 • year would be • fair rent for the work'
St. Helensmil ; Ann Eli:mirth, Young, Southampton, shops, and the claim was allowed.
cement; tlelia, Philips, Newcastle, coal,; Jessie, James Hillier. Bloke-hill, claimed, and was opposed by
Griffith.,_ Caen, ballast.-27th Sept. -Aurelia Ann, Mr. Barrett. who said be 1:111 not occupied throtrout the
Pollard, Hull, deals; Prosperity, Austwick, Southamp- rated -Kr Trevation
csii:it:rni year, and
tpitiThie wall for the last 'six months.
ton, wheat; Lovely Cruiser, /dant, Lyinington, nil.- and "symious" to that he occupied by his ant Ti.., Ws
28th Sept --C4mpetitor, Tore., Newcastle ooals. - 29th wrier/he Barrister allowed the claim. agent,
Sept.-Excel, Lemon, Hartlepo d, coal. ; Junction, Joshua Croft, Putnam. was objected to by Mr. Tre-
Russel, London, wheat; Bowie, Rowe, Southampton, room, who said he was farm bailiff to Mr. George
nil; Applodrane, Apps, Tmuthamptou, nil; W. S. Jennings, and occupied the property as his servant-The
Flowers, Dennis, Southampton, uil ; Clyde, Sandy, New- voter admltie 1 that be had tier rent In lieu of wares, and
osetM, coals' Friendship, Evans Sunderland, Dada • that the retie were thwe°lldeted• and the Reeislcif
Zebra, Williams, Stuederrand, col; Vigo, Farnalaw, Bartist-ir allowed ths objection.
Kr. Trevanion objected to John Hooper, Albert Jeffers,
Logiehmiolhost ; Eliza Frazer Newman, Newcastle, Richard Mudge. William Norcott, d Peter Ayr who
cask- Sep 1.-Osprey, Hole., an
Sunderland, coals; occupy the new Car otuard houses at the flemobnikk and
The... sad John, blotbertahn Portsmouth, nil; they were supported by Mr. Travers-Ms Trevrio
lln
ailoo, Cribb, Portsmouth, nil; Ornate, Helmer, argued that the men did not occupy as teaatta, as the
studeeinea; coal,; Anglo Saxon, Ansa', cow., nil; Goverment paid the rates, the moo paid no rent and they
w._ ctin sooth.”, ',iota
_goilie„, , 25th se„e _ were liable to be shifted at a moment's notice, being man.
Ir. z: -B-r-;t.t..f,,,rahl:re"oor ; Penelope, Lewis,r oLoirar a-,,,c3.1,wani
it:. uc:ader wryer:lo.l4w. If the men were
for f2ginza, but :'hey were oompeldilbeedtowlivid "in athyelfer
Runoorn, clay- Mart Elisabeth, Garnett, nncorn,
clay' Sunk Light Tender, Woolf, London, clay' boos..s and. would not receive the CS if they did Mr.
' Wolfgang, Eretwurst, Elsinore, ballast; LouWs Traction contended Rat the LOOM were not entitled to
Brockelmann, Niemann, Elsinore, ballast; Sarah the french.* and quoted camas in support of thee view.-
Jane Deakin, Runcorn, clay; Medea, Whitey. The Barrister reniarked that the 14th section of the
Hartlepool, clay' panther, rioteere, pottinna, nil; Art of 1818 roinfirmed the ruling of the cases quoted.
-Mr. T submitted that on the authority of one oh
Owl, Baxendale, Cowes, niL-26th Sept.-Rainbow, ' the cases quieted by Mr. Trevanion the mans votes were
Frampton, London, clay' lierivich, Hoskins, Port- ood. He contended that it wee not absolutely niacirsary
laud, nil • Deems:de, McKenna, London, day ; Sod-. for the purpows of their employment that the twin should
Clark, Ls'endon, clay; Diver Page, Swallaire. nil.- reside in there hotter, and that they were part remuner•
27th Sept.-Nordstern, Nieraann, Elsinore, ballast; •Uon for their services. Two men similarly employed did
Ceres, SOMMere, Falmouth, flour; Diedrich, Hart, not live in it.., homes, and when the men were living in
London, clay' Little Dove Kollaway, Cowes, deals; the boat in the harbour they war, allowed £5 • year for
St. Joao, Leos., Lettokla, baueet.-29,u Sept.- Wising money-The Barrister said the principal question
Beatrice, Beer, Cardiff, pitwood ; Seeker, Brickerho, was.eimillreit:7l2alt of srd and
tenant,
kee Litodr Itrieldgekeeper. case seemed to
m were compelled to remde in these bolas they could
Runcorn, clay', Joseph and Ann, Pym, Teignmouth,
drainpipe.; Alice Louise, Wilmott, Runcorn. clay; hardly be teants. He thought that in all cases where
Ellen and Sarah, Dukes, Cowes, boards'
, Jehovah • house was given in lieu of wages, the person occupied
Jirett Ascinels, Newcastle, clay.-30th Sept.- not as • right but by permission.-Mr. Travers quoted
Elide, Lyeke, Cardiff, iron, from di • mei of Hughes v. Chathsna in favour of his
argument, but the Barrister held that the tenure of the
men vas not as tenants, as they occupied the houses by
orders and as servants to the Government. They were
required to live in the houses for the convenience of the
public aerate, and for the due discharge of their duties,
and the objections most be s towed. -The five names were
then struck off the list.
rt.s revision a the lodger' hats powered no feature of
interest.
Wit 111170CIPAL LISTS.

The revision of t.-t;-M-:i-n-iC7P-ArTisTi;v—ais the MIN as that
of the Parliamentary. with the addition of the female
burgeseee and • few others.
Joseph °abyss, Ciroline-row, bad by mistake sent in
two claims to be inserted in the burgess list instead of
one to be inserted in .be Parliamentary. and another to be
ineartsd in the Municipal list.—Mr. Treviusion said the
lieviviog Barrister coild remedy this by susistatuting the
word " Parliamentary" for the ward " Municipar in one of
the claims, trod asked him to do .o.—Kr. Travers and Mx.
Budge contended that the Barrister hadn't the power to
do this, as It would be creating • claim ; but the B.rrister
said it was such • ralpable inistake, that he should amend
one of the claiins.—Both votes were allowed. and Mr.
Budge said he should appeal.
lheard Waterman, Corte Hill. claimed for
stores in Fish.stresit, which Mr. Trevanion admitted ho
occupied for tbe mimes of obtaining • vote, just in the
tame way am Sir Ivor Guest occupied 'store at Haar worthy.
—The vote was allowed, arid Mr. Trevanion asked the
Barrister to insert Mr. Waterman's name in the Parlia-
ment try list also, but this Mr. Travers successfully
'Dposed, &I no claim had bevn mad, for this property.
MINO Christiana Beer, High.strest. wee otijected to by
Mr. Budge. who said the mother was the mistress of the
house.— Mr Trevanion mid the mother and daughter had
• j Ant income, and they were j tint occupiers. They bad
both been on Use list for years. —The objection was di.-
allowed.

Mra Elizabeth Miltdgs, Lonsfiset, claimed in snout
111011 to her late husband, and Mr. Budge supported the
claim.-111r. Trunnion said it must be shown that the
widow took by &vise, which wed not done, and the claim
wu disallowed.

-117. Buaie'apported the claims of the Susan and
Samna Saunders to be inserted in tbe Burgess list as joint
occupiers of a how. in the Wimborne-road, but Mr.
Trevealon said tbe lath.r was the tenant, and WM rated,
and the Berrister diaallowed the claims.
. . . .

—it;;;.:l;;;;;:;Z;ZZA.—LitruTecat sum. ..dock
au Saturday night

BOROIIIIII OF POOLE.
PABLAAJUINTARY AND MUNICIPAL PITISION.
ter Claim 9.ustained. _ _

@wary-- llunlolml.
Libera Tory. • Lihe. al. Tory.
B•Lnt Jamie 8 21 8
Saint Jamas. Lodgers ... 1 1
Lonstlest ... 11 7 13 8
1,31441444 t. Lodgers ... 2 1
Paksto4l4 4 2 4 2
Ham worthy ... 2 3 2 3

Total ... 30 12 40 21
Onjactiou Allow&
Saint Jamas ... 14 —1 El

... • 0-
Hamwort.hy . . 1