The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-29 00:00:00

Dec 'ivied.
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For lb. Mayor.
Mr. Robertson.
Mr. Talbot.
Mr. Eliot.
Mr. Thomas.
Mr. Weldor&

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Mr. Ti,. MD remarked that a greed hig
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abous tho oeeporation somenas. viihed
Town Clerk whether for the last thres f" tki
all accounts had been paid except lir.
any on which actions had bean taken.
The Towa CLUX : Yes.

MUNICIPAL UNCTIONS.
Mr. WILSPOND said that at preempt %ere
Low voters, and mush inooneenieeee
by so many crowding to the pull at the T0,,,,,.n!5h4
star was In the diseretion of tha !as.
e pi-elision of opinion might b. 01ie:.7,•?it .0
oo the propriety of hawing t" ot7.,lfsra
Oases on future occasions for the peN
LOCAL !WAND UP Myei.Ta.
The usual committees were re-appoi4ted.
ONOTILUCTIoN.
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A wage was reed from • market neg.._
Snook, who said his horse, by ',intim agyi,47:,,taig
girt near Lodilloof House, had beea ingl2 h,."ate
ho was obliged to kill it. Ilia %J, hal tat
out, and much hark fle asked the
eider his case, and help him to buy another
Mr. !lOWAN° spoke of the hove ny dirt ,
streets at nights. h
Tile tiUMVATUS said that Snook wu &tat
Moto, isod did not go near the drainage work,: 11
No notice was taken of Snook's appticteo4. 1.4
igyaovrinarr or Till LtultotJuil.
My. EL/mimed put this metier on the eetk.
hegagaa all committees appointed lot
have authority after Novelabtr S.
The folio win gentlemen were appoiated
The mayor, Illimare. Thomas, Botta, Slot, caillikt,'„,
Tan LAIL MAYOR'S DRINICHIG
Mr. 'lowan') said grand words had
little matter. Complaint' had beers nude thatr," 'al
cud donkeys on the cab stand had negghll:tat
and having talked over the matter with thast_tnit
they thought a little iron fountain could
sain't uou of the Itplanade outlet
noticed. nttioed. A small fouutaiu was or,lered ; tat NS
arrive miurini hi. mayoral...". If the
accept it they wore welcome.
Iu answer to Mr. Tuunui, Mr. !lineup
piper were put down at the town's rap's, ON
Mr. TAL.BuT asked the oust of 6UpPlnal
with water. Ring
Mr. litiWallD thought about per th4l%.
NSW LAMP,!
The MAYOR read • memorial from the
Landsdowne Villaa, for anew liimc They ,r 0
the present lighting was insufficient then -1.747411
one tamp. They menticoied that they yew nil,
lag snore than £3O towards the salutary fek, e:74
prospect of several vacant boasts. being tun', ."7.11
Mr. ['imam) said the proper muse wend hi':
new neighbourhood to make application for q.t..'
to be dedicated to the public before they tetio44
to be lighted by the Board.
The Karon referred to • similar appitahso 4
occupiers in thu Park. If he understool
were obliged to go through • certain torn tog":
road, to the public. The owners of the 1414,0
numbered uearly 100. Was it posaibla
was made in such • way that the consent ding,
of the owners mast be first obtained thsid,
owners oould net he found ifor when tit
Lend Society took pososaion of the piek
owners was a Mr. Saunderson, and he
not know whether he was dead or alive.
°moulted before they could have publieltamih:
Ptak:. U that we. the law the sootier it,,
the better.
Mr. MOWAAD thought all the roads tlissegagi h
put in oonditiou. It be had Lind there, tit wen I,
loose a Inotnant in hastening on a..dedicate.' nth
public. At t some £4O or Le.l WOW pu
roads in good order; but if they delays:l anastiugg
of pounds would be required.
The llaroa said he understood the oesaning
houses there intended to resist payment of or rie
If so he (the Slayer) would be placed is sa whet
position, as he knew what his COniCll3ooo ulnae,
him to tell them.

frZARDT-Don't lit upon the beak tn.
The Tuws CLIME said the fee of tbe lud m
downe-Villas is vested in Mr. Weston,, the mita I
the
property have certain rights reserved to Mr: net
fore, it watt a private tiff sir. Mr. Weston and Mum
might object to their property being made spin*
The land by the requirementa of the ds;
severed, levelled, paved, Bagged, and channelled 101 l
satisfaction of the Loft' Board.

Mr. HOWARD : That is what they hare to do odt
the Park.

kr. 'Snows said the law was a monstrous ow, tie
afttr a man had laid oat £1,090 cr tlir all
should refuse to help him with 140 or CPO.
Xt. W 6813 laid they could put up • leap MU no
sent of tbe owners.

Mr. WelarCeri : Then you can order the lac
The MAYOR said supposing the 1t3504 came to -rai
the request, by the some 111 e they could ord:rit
lamp, to be pleased in the patio. Something like le
houses had been both on the Park. Led they wail
call on the inhabitants to pay for watebiag, light*
and paving • bat did not aanommodate ink too
these panic:velars, tie thought that wag inigoitimami
the necessary light should be granted.
Mr. HOWARD Was most anxiom that all them plate
should ho dedicated to the public. It was the Path
interest to have them, because then they weld he
power to see the r...ade kept in proper mania, rel
not have quagmires in some of toe beet plasm is W
town. It was the inhabitants' interest to do ea beam
there might be 12 uaiads in 12 different boom. Ow
might choose to keep its road in good conolitiralid
the neat care nothing about it. It would be oU
better for the people) of Landsdowne to dedicate 9
roads to the public. It wae osay fur Mem to ist
lamp, because they could arrange with the Gas Cw
pray. As to paying the rate, it was suppesei Aif
that all the inhabitants have the use of the yath
thoroughfares and their payments.
The MAYOR: &appose WO did not get the
all the imams? Suppose one holds out?
The Tt.We CLUE said it was then a gumbo° vionie
it was the interest of the others to do lor him what
ought to do. All they had bodowutogistasoil
tate from the Surveyor that the roods had here MI 8
repair according to the Act. It irsa not momer!
to obtain the signatures of all the householders.
Mr. HeWAID said if the lamp as. p4eOAl Ala&
dowse on the same principle 25 more lamps meld be
required in the borough. He would hold up toth INA
for the Landsdowne lamp as one lamp; bet the yhtial
it wouldadmit a demand for 2.5 now lamps in the Mrs*
As the inhabitants of Landsdowne had not deceit
their roads to the public, the request of that meeid
could not be granted.

JJCOACUXUTZ.L

kr. Comings called attention to various email.
menta on the Beckwater. Halt an eore of had ni
been taken in near Ittißoole, and the railway bid.'
taken In • large portion. Ho suggistod IbMi
Sumor should send in • report.

CILIPZLILY BTAIII2I.

The SURVITOR rrportad thnt Chapolo sups M.
repair.
On the motion of Mr. WEBB a committee
pointed to ascertain if a better apprJach rosid NO 0
obtained without any @terve.
Hr. HOWARD seconded, and the following Vel
Pointed: Moura. Roberts, Devetush,Robertroa,
Webb, and Thomas.

THI MANTRAP AT Tat BIIDGI.
Mr. coinnse said he had been minuted by the t
man of the jury on the tato lir. Pride, to warm
reply had been received from the railway enticed,
as to the dangerous place under the Snag& Ty
The TOWN °LUC said the reply bad been read•
eompany'n engineer bad been down, and sou Choi aim
into it, and part a the plan wan to Oho 6uP
there.

FINANCIAL.
Mr. TIZERD enquired of tho Town Clerk vhabir
current &commis of the Local Board ebd tem W.
sel
quarterly for the last three or four years,
luta of 1:5,000 raised for the improvement el
manta, and the New Gardens had been €1•1110,7;
for the purposes for which the money ores olelw°^'
all the mximinte had beau dimharied• •
apo The Tows CLERK replunl that not • MEN
description remained unpaid in his [AO& lief
Mr. WEBB: Out of the 1:5,000 how mach 14
mouth have? N...t

THE MAID OF TES FO3ILIUIL
ikesti
Mr. HOWARD suggested that s vote of WO—
be for warded to tho Colonel of the 7th Royal Flj--
for allowing his bead to play is tls Nov trerii"
'rho Karon said it was already dose.
VIOOIIIOUS
it tranwirel frm the polies report that tree,
got loose in a single 'tight. They AM now o°l4