The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-19 00:00:00

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But he must pardon me for supp..rting the majority
of the Council, in the present state of matters, in their
determination to wait.

THE BURIALS QUISTION.
The Bishop of &disbar,' has published • statement,
setting forth 'b. results of his inquiries, mad., throughout
Will. and Dorset as to the opinions of the Churchmen In
11111 dieMle on the burials cometion. Dv Robert., ewe : No one ran maotionthe Extension without thinking
** 1 see informed that in "In 7 furi-decanal meeting within of our dear member, Mr. &tear& Hie illness is
the two Wiltshire aretideseonries the principle of Lord the sew" of (kap sorrow hem and nobody will
be
nenegeWll resolution was decidedly condemned. At the samiled or foal oundormbia notn we bow that our
emeelanm"ggimmeieeetibereag withintt't asartb."`"mr7denmeeeee44 3387;1 mee,there senior member has fully recovered. It must have
immure.). ma Condemnation was album" without,a been a great denial to Mr. Edward. to be kept away
dimentient The bombe,' present at the other mestings from the Hones on such a grand occasion and division,
varied from 92 to SI the dissentients varying from Ito S. and waren ant that if Mr. Edwards had born able to
narrowest majority was 17 to S. la three rural vote, the borough at large—even had he supported the
stesseries of the archdeacon'', of Wilts the meantime ta of credit—would have approved his course, for
elare m"i'd o gsmiiim'ulkoZ(4l"l the" were Illawit"1 11r. Edward.'. "stake in the country" is too great to
ro st. 4 t 31. In one rural deanery merely
resolved that it mai a oom, allow of the supposition that he is in favour of war.
teatee be appointed for inspecting Me churchyards and
tharson" All the others expre.s.d melt di. Leaving the dangerous eublect of national politics,
ajipouvetof Lord Harrowby'e proposal or the most pe, I come back with pleasure to some of the triumphs el
the usstloowhich I proposed was met by • dhoti peace, in our own town. One is the immense Ica-
, " that it would be ...runic, unjust, sad pro cement effected by the new street made into the
therefore undesirable.' Resolutiens of this nature were park. A good sound road, lined on sum ride by
carried in 11 deamriee—in ems inetancee unanimously J, firm lora psysmisurshopres " rimr unpromising imr,
the nd minority which /0 any case voted for Lord • d tn. that half-drowned squares
's principle was 10. The majority in that case " c"" "
mon W.
_The total numbers present at the meetings may filled mto the proper height, built upon, and
in Dorset varied from 45 down toll, and Moon/Mout the become warms of bell) to the fast of the borough.
&0.. the proportion of amp to laity seems to have But the Surveyor and the Local Board must keep a
ben, opeeAlegsusrally, Mont two to three. As • firm hold of the plans for building, and be determined
Farule answers strictly coullned themeless to that, in every instsnos, the ground shall be raised to
ti rle seat. It may be aided that in those imesnees la the height ecesearyto moires good health. Neglected
meonags linr_rallv,e_ lA.c;cnree,.!!!!_t9tud Z.dihUtt. as this p/aO's may have been in past times, it proenisee
6.8.81 uriar iaeree° aid fae'll—iti7e to be" • Wowing Population, and to be an Imnasase
Leetemeleeeeke of the ommeney mom., addition to the borough either for evil or for goosi
sad mesesecreted portions of ground.. As to the misting
risndidosaf burial grounds there us returns of particular; Colonel Yolland's report as to the shock to the
ewe or ben minute, Irons SO rural desserts@ altogether. Portland train relieves me of any undue anxiety that
eepreseatisff sb." a• earehea &moult them, 08 these enquiries should be publidy announced. Yet
or abeut 1 M 10, are returned as having ether th. decisionthatme enquiry .hall 'he public or primes,
cemeterles
ukases, tocqtlis= DArsoujotn 764 moreunces"atted(rqualir dgitv"iudnedd ought not to be influenced by any gentlemen in the
the countmo are newly full. Newly 300 hare Railway Interest. The public are affected by the
eb:00"7-4est accommodation for the present, pertly from the I,osua4(o.oeot, and ought to be prmlnt be their reprer
addition of unused ground. ht more often un the sentatiree, the reporters, at ma inaquirim
efos that altar a riestaln period Me or 3uTie4ro the ism.
.y be opened hmin fof use. to Shocking to the nerves of the
_Femme= as Wig
ground re
been irldttiens made to *lout eh butialrnesteda Yortired tads wag.
wiia moral The ground ha. been offered. almost the violent bump with which the
individual Üburebnien. or some weeks ago, brought up at the woad by Ow libmilitt of tho
ot Olunse people : the incidental rim. have been still more shocking to public gisie had
subset
beau =ma t cams ass lm satbecrishoes ths pert*. the statement being confirmed—that the imallimase
imam. my by vehuatary rata" brakes had failed. A careful enquiry by Oohed '
Yolland, for the Board of Trade, has restored faith in
the continuous brake, even if it had been diminished by
wirsoornruo 11....p10nd watooodAT reining the bump of the train. But the Colonel hag @holes •
One
and we learn they will Perform ever: Wednesday case in which the guard might be deceived as So SU bkot.
Irma." peneittiag„ in various parte of Me action of the brake, and recommends that the wheel
shell to immovable when out of ear, au that the
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er peansaatar. en bee eseeelane. wish a a whoa This ,
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service, to ehee their 000010000100 et ‘14"1".°1 la. at «um. los adapted, and thus the
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