The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02 00:00:00

" G W IL, Pa Llin;ton.

HARBJCI AOCOMMODATION, WaIIIOUTII.

" Dear Sir,—ln thu alumnae of M... itriircon I have
to acknowlcze the receipt of your diver of yeeterclay'e
date eloi ming • print of Mr. B7..,etun's arneode I
report with red-reno, to h whine an: .mmudation at
Wi.ymouth. Mr. (Merlin will n.t be back for *time
w.ekii, an I there will not be a me Cog of the B ,ard
notil oct ,her, clneequently no official c immunication
whatever cal be made on the su'lect of your letter by
the ton, 7.0 sin.n I will, ho we, r. ak our @rubies,
ti lu ile at Mr. 13r4reton'a report, no th‘t no Um . may
be lost wheo Mr. thiurson return, —Y .nr. faiVif
" A. BE•st..t."
"Folly Hooper, Esq."
The M trot had spoken t ration. Inn usiitial
member, id the town, and they were of opinion that
the same would he very beneficial v. Wovniontb. But
before going on much further they were limed to have
an Act Parliament, and if they did lint go t Par•
liament the whole matter wool I hey to stand over
until nest year. Ito would unmet that • formal
letter should be written t the G. W.R. askiiig them
for any ouggeition they might wi.h ti make. He
could not in the capacity of Mayor brin{ anything
before the G. W. It. until be had met th.i Board.
Mr. Hot:sent th ovvist that • lytter elute I be
written, but at the same time hi 'li! not Ito Sw of •
definite application from the G. W.R. setting forth i
what they granted.
. . . .

Ile. Dissts 414:festa1 that they eh .u.. 1 take up the
£60,000 scheme and ardtv that, anl no MSII of blvd.-
one scheme etc tuu.

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Mr. T....ix ta wanted to ku iw what would be Mt'
goof of chiawing either one or the other until they
knew whether they hail the money for c .rrying out
the can. Ile th iught thy shr ii I ask the G. W. It.
what awistance they into led t give them toward.
the improveni-nts. In •th •r town, the railways had
always given assistance, in instance, in the town of
Swansea, they gutrenteed a entails am mot per
year. He thought the rum stion .4 the Msyor
to miiet the G.W.H. was a vory OW UAW some-
thing sr we definite wee before Pleat. (filar, hear.)
El :coral gentlemen bslog of it &rent opinion as to
the way in which they elm' I cote luet the business,
the AdAtou asked for a show ,f ban le whether they
should proceed first with the w iye and means, or
whether they should consider the scheme.

At the show of hsnis a ussjority were in favour of
pr.... Ming with the ~y. ant m.sus.
Mr. LANNISO said If be was going to build. house
to oost £lO,OOO, he should first of all conaider where be
was to got the money from.
Mr. WILFORD aid not think thy ghoul I enter into
ea unfriendly feeling with the and th ,ught
If they di Iso they would not be a:II• t appro rob them
on innt goi,joot again. The shell, Ifi I et wat it
wss the Q W.R. required, cud th,m try an I g. t the
money. and st the same time Ate ly th- i t r ti of
the t ,waspeople, whether gentlemen or tradespraple.
Mr. HOINSELL was about t, .psak 00 tha ~uleJect
when he wee int-rruptat by several menthe s, end he
complained that when he get up to speak be was
alsr•rs.ipterfored with.

The NEATOR ChNie penp'e who kept csilinz out
silence wale mr. r,w thaa the peewit thi welled to

Nir. Houser L thought b•fore going to this great
expense th y h.0i11k,4 wh.t thy were g.iind si di..
They know rust the Cir.iiet Wog rs KU! oey eamed,
sod tie thouet it chils'e ylsy to Ivep on writing to
them nod baking was th. y ereute4l.
Mr. ATLI7BCAT : Tley might Wit fr ius ildw until
Doinonday unlade they anew who, the m vets
egesieff from. Would the G.W.R. adv••••• th.ea the
m may on the evurity th, ha h six
no god depending on the G.W.R., ,by it H.
. purity that the I:.W.R. were al we) r m ii
with them, nut cut thy want.. in int to•i.
C 4,000 • ydar. *lieu the G.W.R. might . tow st
sot moment!

M.. AVLLA expreseol appr 'vat of Mr. llorolein'is
la 611 for extending tho outer pier, an I Br. ..0
the other hanii, esp. seed equal ilisapp-iirl
M. Dusts thought fur an outlay of £6 kite Mr.
itieraton hat given thous a firm claim rep dit, but
whetb-r they could do s imethiiig Irsi th ii, he had
point •I oat wee a matter which ilee.rve I a...ention.
If they decided on widening the huh or by purchas-
Pie :,r 'petty opposite Mclan lei h 41.) h. Glare when
Viey mot the company they WOOII ray " We cennot
room so let Vie bridge earl Wine o,ee t a isengirg ae
in
we iiesired, which in other places we inn I."
. By
t• us °snowing the scheme to th• extent f g?.'20,00) or
1.10,000 he thought • very imp irteut feature would
L., lose eight el by the 0 °tacit He ehould like for
it to bri known at to whetiiiir the G.W. R. Company
requirol the thiugn mated fur or no!, as there seeupd
to ii an opinion amongst s one member, of the Council
y ilid oil. He thought it should be known whether
they ties led the four things mentioned or at. If so
let the Connell do all they could to give it to them,
sal if Voy were ureile to spend L'60.000 and the
Great Western went away Inc insequesce ihry could
only km. some other continuer Wooll.a come.
Mr. WAL,M4 : What-err noine• im laid will he
trinity for too benelit f the Great lveet. i. cmvi
nshiely «I.e.
The MATOII 'ben proneiled to ...rinses bit view, In a
very de id it manner, to the course of his remarks
hie W rehlp said they hail the ways and mean., and
the o ily que.tion to be discussed was whethin they
ab tad raise the money generally or confius it to the
barb ur. The greet qu-stlon before them wee es to
the hir4..er aceommodsVon soil what should be dour.
Their principal custnn-r waa the Great Western
Railway Company, and he 'eked the Council if they
hail in t ale derived three !minks of their income from
one ciotgliner, and they thought they could do some-
thing to lo isefit both, wool I it not be wide to chat It
over with him? He thought they should approach the
Great We•tern Railway Company am being their
Ingest cu.torner and talk over with them their special
r-quireme t, lie prop wed the following resolution :
—" Tnat Brereton's report and amended report
with hie recommendation so to the best mode of
Improving the harbour ecoommodation baring been
°insider* I the Town Clerk at once communicate Lu the
Great W-otern Ridlway Company and express the
w,ili, en no sod desire of the Council without deley to
met the representative, of the company to Mecum
such ittiProvnnents and their requirements, having
gari t • the large outlay such means will necessitate,
and the desirability of their giving an assureaos which
will be satisfactory as to the of Utak
schting deem meek* between port, Inchoate.

and tho 0 ,ebnel I•lae le." The M tynr then stated
he bat 'anon the r-eponsibility upon hlcneelf pet-
nupelly to write e. the Great Western R tilway
Compeny. end hnl cc:steed the C111°,1,1[14 retly
" anti Western Haile. ae, T minus, Paddington. W.,
trth J I, lade
"y Dear Alf, have hal in., yp,r.rtortity of submitting
to. Iy.i.ciett,,fth3,s.lt,o.bthnc to, whnit
30 I were wo•ni unott:h I a an I Sr. Brent m'a report
in redo...co t o harbour moot:nom latio.l at Weymouth.
1111,1114 mead to the extutt el Mr. Brent o'. echeine, V.
th"it io 'T.: put f mud In sole natl... t.• tttr
wet
I user... service. the daectors bane no mown t doubt
that lue •ahainz • rtioe old be permanent, and they do not
desire to Tenon. tbei, reams from the ha h nir at Weymouth
11th- depth ent.r be Increase I rod sualdeut see enuente.
two be plOOll. I Inc the vet.... reel lb er cargoes at that
owe. They •wt.ll hot, h •Weeer,f.o, 111. died In "Mpg .0
end, rt. ad 4 • r Cattirip Mader any ..b aviation to rewado at
W,ymouth Toter c NU.ioit. ther, not the extent of the
trade to be carried 00 tber4 Matt be useterially affected by
the attn.:mono Cl th, p re, • a 1 to.one nit at by tit, rise.
of other. Oho Are o,tereatot to the Fiench
rereice. The in tereeta of th urn: Westo:a wailer ay C mtpauy
ar. nouzb Involved II the pr t. porty of the to on Sil Pitt of
bcayal Ruh. nod ap 41,CA In hare 110 doubt that the math iii..
im of Waym ,uth will take the Proat eff,c 0.1 afoot t., 1051.1 •
the oantmuume and improvement .1 the usieting Ctoannat
e roses 1001,1.4 ttoper silo bout %scoots oda , JO to
.1 ,0 lit, OMNI, I 0 Olefd rognirall at., an It., at lbs port
AN oleble for aol aurae Ito,. c Sc. of sloopr.—l *lO, 10'
‘fht• Ye *re truly, Faso, U. sausage.. S. N. Horan*
K,.1, Weymouth:*

Mr. BROWN, who content led NV. Breton hat given
the Cuu • (3.feat Wostera scheme, whieh weuld
hamper the pert, /11"1/04 •11 611103 10.1tlni.—" That
13reretou is hereby reluested to eh., the C.uncil
the accuutinrdation which cut ue gaveu au mime Back-
w"'" to the 1t.".17 L.:whom:hes and for general

Mr. WAl.us wooled.
Uu a division; the I,Lorriag voted foe lb. M.yor's
regulutiou—lhe Nleyur aud Mourn Eliot, Emory.%
Ayhe ULU/. GtllhAM, DdOLli.l,l, I veil, Welefor.l, u ...k,
devna ; and for Mr. Brolrgell propueitum—
M Nom Brown. Wolin, and Lanuing.—Mr. Ouarlee
dal nut vute.