The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-10-31 00:00:00

TAR DIUINAGE OF FRE PARK.

it would be illegal to raise the
money.
The MATOII said it was in the discretion of the Local
Government Board to grant permission to raise the
money or not; but it they would not grant permission it
must be raised by a rate. .

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The Tows CLERK said rate sro either retrospective or
prospective for blI mouths.
The Maroa said, in answer to Mr. SNOOK, that if they
could save the general pumping station and dealing with
the sewage for one twelvemonth, they would save the
whole of the money (1.2,0)U) they propoatal to epend in the
Perk. . .

&soon : What we have done with respect to the
roads wiU be at the expense of the owners. We have
done nothing for the ewners • but they are entitled to
have the water which you have brought into the Park
taken away.
Mr. GROVES had always understood there must be a
separate scheme for the Park. because they could not
get the subsoil water into the drains; they were too
high.
Mr. "%Vacuum, in the present uncertlin stato of things
was not sure about No. 2 scheme. If they delayed its
adoption, they ;would not be in • worse position laud
priestly might be in a better, than now.
In answer to the MAroa, the Surveyor toll how £lOOO. .
' haw ' .

It 'sem intim/del that there KVA no particular desire OD
the part of the Park people to press this question.
Mr. tht.tai.ga feared that if they did nothing members
1.0 saying before the 50,110cr came that, if some-
thing were not done, th_ey would have fever impending.
MY. WALKER: Next tthy is not come yet, Mr. Mayor.
The MAYOR thought they ought not to part without
rotuddering to some extent their position as regard* the
Park draitage. They had now a letter from the Local
Government Beard, which virtually called on them to
prevent drivino belog carried iuto the harbour, union
they develori or claritird it. lie T.le,tioned whether
the Government Board ta.l the p.wer to compel them to
take the sewage not of iho harbour, or that they could
hrieg l fore the Cuurt of Queen's Bench mob a civic n 3 to
allow the adoption of w, hard, a proceedine. But the
rep.rt had so far uv..l the 1.. a Board*, lands that it
wild be madam; to go to the Government Board for soy
money for Collier works, unless they adopted the Govern.
nicht itoard.4 report, and they lilted 1,151E0 up their min&
that the ratepayers will have to pay the money out of
their own pocket., for the time being. If they did not
spend about .C 2.000 strenuous aorta would be mane to
compel them to adept a ILOISUTU which would coot 1:11,000
.krr.
T. IL COAEi F-. said the Local Board promised the
Government Board that they would grapple with the
question.
The MAYOR mid If they put the drain in a proper state
of efficiency, whereby the subsoil drainage is to be carried
below the dam, he did not this& it would be in the powe

of the Government Beard to got tho Court of Queen's WRIICRaOIb--Mr. B. Cowbell at the herening of tine'
Bench to issue a manatees for the sewage to be taken week found Boating, 011 the other elite o this Shaieldea
out of the harbour. The possibility of their being involved light ship, a part of a sliip'e deckhouse, amiarently of
In an annual payment of .C 2,000 was something frightfuL deck. cabin. It was towed into
At the prevent time they were reducing the deht of the Wa.4 SUPPLAeII to have belonged to the Se ahi-
town £l,OOO e year, and if they n nil I stave off this great °e'en. s
outlay, they would ha in a better financial position. THE PROPOSED NAVAL CADETS' COLLEGE.—A
Mr. F.Lurr said only two courses were open—to treat the pendent of the IlauspAire rd,jraph hears that the Nil.
Park as a eisperate system, or to bring it into e•snneetion t:onnuittec have given up all idea of going ter we,t
with the main mystem of the town. It wail impossible to Derouport for the Navel College, aiel Ong teat tv—
bring it into connection with the main system, before they he considered quite out 1 the 111111111 W.
, understood what that would be. The .111eStitte watl understood that between Portmnoutli and 11.artn.
i•i Ins
whether they would adopt a nepar:ite system for the Park, chidh c will probahly thially lie."
'at the riot: of the looney hong expundsil uselesely, ~r Set:CIAI. SIiRVICES 1011 VOI a, t.ll,
should they allow it to st-mu till, end coo whether any held at the Wesleyen chapel, Fortme.'s
pressure would be put by the Board above. Fr. in the irozumenced on Stanley sooroi.i 1;.•,•
Put emu lise•kiug preache.i from Pro, ei •• vi•i., 17.
Very teii,ler way in which the. pre-sure was
tee, bef..re, the bun! were evalimily 111:1, I,C, that I've Me, and to. y Oe.lt V-
pit -•
them tv iii what the eldest ooz:we t 4 Ettiztial In the a ',lull, ::...,!1••?,
• elec.'s ery , and selile••,., deb,,,, I .
1)4014,1 iz.: had inn,ll •• .31.1. J•isi ii, liCil, awl 1-le,• :••e1e..0 • .
stissl that I, r 1 Wervrick lied c, red v 'or for the ing :moth, it. .
sinvu.:‘ i.....tliti.iet.th alone lit ,-seept tictiV.treti Ir% the Bee. .1. T. lbaisin.., I. •
conditions it. hod not anue.verl. IL ha.l 0 till ; Mill., aml
sion they should not be troubleal eiudi further by fhe I Mac's 1 'R1.5111.1,4 -.t li'"', i
Board above. Although the pre,ent Stvlll W.I. not tho liyhos in I:ingutreets met eith F.:mini ie • • .
best as long me Weymouth meintaini its pre s,•ist healthy Tneulay morning. Ile we ~t werk, ritidding
position, he should contend that the present system wee Mr. Isuele quarries :it Priory, and lixd ;
practically a success. Ile was strongly inclined to go into "scotch of inn; if rails iy t
one of these temporary schemes to deal wlth the Park as metals. The truck lie-el end the le el. r
a ,eparate system ; they ha I left it in most miser:dile three fingers of the bit hawl. hr. AI, I, ha,.
and pitiable state, and it there was a leek of spending eel the little siueer the belly , •
1101110 thehNehdS et Penna. he Should almost Ise niclined I bat the doctor is going to try to mire that, ; the thed
to incur that risk. ales much le Mud.
The MAYOR believed that irs the draft of Mu Act 4
Parlinment prolobitingdrainag.e lv•ing can lot into rivers I
or canals the word "harbriur inseee.-.1, It it was
struck mit, before the bill was passed. VI, ,sfoie it ws,
likely they would be compelled to tale their drainage out
of the harbour.
Dr. Ditew said many towns were it. the 33,111 C posit:A%
as themeelves. As to one, Richmond, ho believed it had
been tried for 10 years to prevent their discharging into
the river; convictions against the Corporation hail been
sought for before the magistrates, but the convictions had
never been confirmed. and last week they tried again, and
the Town Council had six months hinge: given them. If
they could not succeed In keeping the drainage out of a
river like the Thames, which eves conserved by a Loard,
surely it could not be done for a harbour like our., where
it had been proved to be no detriment to the town. Last
year we had a larger number of yachts than ever, which
would not be the case if there was anything detrimental
here and the Corporation need not fear any interference
witl. what they had .lone so well. They would not run
any risk, and be should be very hapPy to support a
separate system for the Park, believing it would be the
hest, and cheapeit in the long run.
Mr WALKER believed the Park should be a separate
system ; but that it need not he done this seasson.
Mr. DENNIS was surprised at Mr. Walker; it seemed to
hiiu that if they got animus in connection with the high
had done nothing at all, and as they had given the
surveyor the trouble of preparing the report and plans,
tides, they would soon hear these
they ought to go into the question now.
gentlemen saying they
Mr. LUNDIE was of the same opinion. In spite of the
rosy tint given to matters; by the Mayor, he very-tutu+
feared a letter from tee Boverrinient Board. But he asked
that the consideration of No. I and No. 2 schemes be
deferred; IN:CellSe he opposoil any discharge from the Park
going into the harbour, above or below the claw.
The Mayon &eked—l/id Mr. Lundie believe the discharge
into the harluur injurious,
Mr. LUNDIE; No, I never did.
The Mayon: Then why believe it would he injurious
now, by going only through another set of pipft I
Mr. LUNDIS believed they would be interfered with by
the Local Government Board.

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COUNTY UL LOCAL PoLICE

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A fest troubled inhabitants oiggi-q. that I.s, rt'. t,
peolde, when the) are eoesideriug whether tle, ..!. , .1
part with thsir I. tiatti tore° :anti pie e thetut,ls,
the comity i.,liiii., %'o,l 11,1 n 'AI T., 1,•.,1..it
l',,rtlawi with tin: protection of t; _1 .outity ..' .r, j:...
population if Dorch,ster of a lab_ CellsO4 was ii,:‹.
of Portlaiel being 5.1 W, and the area of the perm. •i..., 4
toviaf:roaciTawrinuorii:,,lie:llf:ne.6:r.,:itole.:tl.l,.rra,mlrl,,iell,.„..a'!,':k,iiiii:i.set..a;yiti•e:,;(vni7.o..iv:lii.i.rar:e:riittosh::h.l,tic,:.....tritt,il,llmrtil)aainteetlial,..it,wo.ilt.,iellyfbinirtinleh:lift.iikrtt:.:t':•.,i:sas...7'6.4Ye
dwuj'citelo7f BteliPii,;:iygsnelit'u:,thilin-te,visi:4l.:3ett,..athutselthruieruwtilltle:tri::elii.,..."f‘tit,rce.tr,ttlewile.i,lo.tilfl,iet7e,s,,l.r'ri....E...s'i:g:
Sathetubnla?us;
l'euele, we are told, are pushed and knecked ahout wh'i
Patali]ig. tY 1 that it is disagreeable to go into :lie striar.s.:4l
especially the feinalee As an inetai,co, a few eights as,"
aWleitlthilaangdirwl wheenntth'evill'eautulewa7asone"lll:lsiul,'..,,:aluteunir.,,,.titt''h..etta,..ifitri,,,,,,,,:
pushed the child bodily into the h0t..., .st w.5;uh^,....."'w.11
the inmates. Tins Wini tIIS ii., i i.i,S j,ng "y, 'ir .
fellows must have
.previously tr: t.., t„, th, . re
plot, wcohrenicguhshuiebrh..wilt..l...iiii:
,tlii,eatnab,tditiiir,:.....:t,t.. i,iii,..::.„,,,
selves near the house door, -!,,,,,,: „...1,. 4t 111.
,g... 1 tr-- .0
do their duty; but of cure, they La,o, t.,.
time, and so the foree. sll•ttsl ley ti,e ":`,.•
TathTnhet:ilrk. authority u Lti
DI;
ell Ilti.ll,
teiOr/ 1 I llnicitt
force," sail an inhabitant to our r.-1. r,, '' it ii tiia,thwt
Portland had a polies, force of its ~wae wt.. the
Quarter Sessions are held, the cue,. IS n trio. Last woo,
. some of the men had left for the S.- -,' p:., i : but the 00,4.
' having warrants to apprehend itiiii,.. ,ity,1„,.,z,,, inee
the Warrior, kept a look out, and to . spiel tn. et the
leave-breakers (marines) in Chesil, and acht to apprehend
them. One was violent, got at stone ab:ut as keg, a, two
lists in a handkerchief. When the pelt., a tat te arette
him he struck the younger of the constables, awl cut his
helmet with the first blow ; the second blow met !Manta
the right temple, and made a deep
.weuial, some inches
long. Dr. McLean dressed it, and said at eau a duiretotts
blow • if it had been a little lower, it might have killstl the
consable. The marine also commenced kicking: but the
capolicethepumlliedlitaryhts.
poboorits.owff,thaViraiLla.si..sttattliimey :Ire,
„toilhitt:
off in the style of the (rots march face downwar.l4
handcuffed,i
ntl‘h .a.
neh i leetiwfftis i so
lockedT was
wua
and l g
going
partlyia, so thetiaot r eolinb ecoaliiderydr•;:u secured. nudt n
tehe'en who
i:T buni di
had
antkii :11.1
nee: lees
Weymouth. Ile will be brought up again. next Friday.—
Whale this action was going on, engaging two of. the
police, others having gone to thu. county town, at IS
trespeiurntlionofenfthtllo,oydruasitik:ldct.
rare- "
Autb".hd.at.imirro,ttecvib
eatiirgc.uf
umr;:byatliathennide
p,fcouTpultheity
authority, what would become of Dorchester town r