The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29 00:00:00

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DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1864.

LYME REGIS JUNCTION
RAILWAY.
(Incorporation of Company—Construction of a Railway
or Railways from L. &Tic in the County of
Dorset, to Chard—Working sod Tragic arrange-
ments with the Loadoa and 'tooth-Western Railway
Company—Aosandrasat of Ante.)

NoTIOII IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
application is intesd•d tab. made to Parliament
is tha ensuing Bunion for leave to bring In a Bill to
ineorporato • Company (hereinafter called "the
Cowl:car") for =Oda, and maintaining the Railway.
hereinofter de•nribad, or moms or one of thent, together
with all Deemer., and convenient mations, opprosslim,
oommunic Alone, and other limit. and convenienoci
connected therewith, that is to ray—
Firstly— A Rallwoy, No. I, oommeocing in the panel
of Lyme Sari., in the county of Dorset, at or about thr
metre of a certain posture field rolled Great Wood
iliesd,belonging to or reputed to belong to the Reversed
Gairnieb. •sd in the compation of John Boon, and
bounded os the stratilinwsot by • pedant field belonging
to or reputed to belong to J•.•• 1...6d a"
°monied by Henry Rociford, and such laid i• bounded
on the .44 by • row Mid sailed Little Wood Mond
▪ h_dasulps or mow to basso to tie Rewanenei
Blerighlkantleeettplad by John Boon, and bounded
also by an arable Geld called Pickle Plot, belonging to
Howl Cornish Henley, &noire, and occupied by George
Lock, and bounded on the north by an orchard and
garden belonging to Me. Elimbeth Freeman, and in the
occupation of George Hellier, and hounded on the Tarot
partly by an orchard arid garden belonging to and in the
occupation of Robert Jams, partly by a hottse and
Ediln belonging to Moss Tacker, and °wanted by
ald Hussey, and also by the rood loading from the
fiold,Ureat Wood ifead,to and distant
from fitilverotreet along the said road 52 yards or thcre-
shouts, and terminating at a point at or near the centre
of • certain nineteen Ild in the with of Thornoombe, in
the county of Devon, and which field is commonly
known by the name of Holdittli Hill. and lithe reputed
property of the Pedrosa of the Chardireoek Charity
Lands, and is in the oosopation of William Miller ; the
said field being bounded on the southern aid. by •
certain public raid leading from Tytherleigh to
Hawkohnech.

Secondly A Rail way, No 2. commencing by • ju nation
with the mid intended railway No. 1, at the lmit men-
tioned terminus thereof, and terminating with the up
lino of rails of the Exeter &tsarina Railway, belonging
to the London and Smith- Weertern Railway Company,
et a point Mutant 250 yards or thereabout. when
measured in a northuosterly direction from that mil.
poet on the said Ragtag' Istein•imi Rearm)", which
marks a.distanco ot 141 miles trona Lumina.

Thirdly—A Railway, 3, -oo—ni—in—renTiing by • junction
with the said intended railway No. 1 at the said last
ran:timed terminus thereof, and tenisineting by •
junction with the Chard Branch Railway belonging to
the Loudon and Mouth-Western Railway Cosi any, at a
riot le the parish of Chard, in the county of Somerset,
distant itt yards or thereabouts, when unearned in the
direetioo of the town of Chard from the mouttioninoet
mad of the platform' forming a pert of the Chard Road
Blatlow of the said Chard Bransh Railway; and which
said intssided railway or nilways are isteaded to pass
fromin,through, or into, the several parishes,towaships,
extrapereebial or other places following, or muss of
them, that into say, Lyme B.mjis and Cbannooth. in the
county of Dorset ; Uplyine in the county of Devoe ;
Wastes Fitsperne, Bettscomb, Catberston, and Whit-
cliursh Canonioorum. also in the said county of Dorset;
Axminster, in the said county of Devoe; Rewketiarch,
Macaroons and t bardstoek, in the said county of
Dor It; and Chard, in the comity of Sornersee ; sad it is
also intended to confer upon the said intended company
all or some of the powen following, that is to say—
To make lateral deviations from the line. of the said
intended railways and works to the extent and within
the limits described upon the plans herrafter mentioned,
or es may be prescribed by and provided for in the said
intended Act.
To mesa stop up, alter, or divert, whether temporarily
or permanently, all snob turnpike and other roads and
highway a streets, railways, tramway", peed nit.,
easels, towing paths, streams, drains, pipes, riven.
navigation", and other works within the aforesaid
rondos, townships and extra-parochial or other place.,
or any of them, as it may be necessary to moss, stop up,
alter, or divert by reason of the oonstructioe of the mid
railways and works, or any or either of them.
To purshase,b7 cosepedsion or otherwise lands, homes,
sad hereditament@ asd ea ...ante over lands, for the
purposes of the said Intended railways and works,
or any or either of the.; and to alter, yarrow
extinguish all existing right. and privileges connected
with such lands, bonen, and hereditament., or which
woul I in any manner impede or interfere with the
objects and purposes of the intended Act, and to pouter,
vary, or estreguish other right, and privileges.
To levy tolls, rare., and duties for or in reenact of the
we of the said intended railways and works, or any or
either of them, and to alter, vary, or extinguish existing
104 rates, and duties, and to confer, vary, or extingulsb
assumptions from the payment of tolls, rates, and
duties.

To enable the company on the on. band, and the
London and South-Western Railway Company on the
other hand, to enter into tiontracta, agreements and
arrangementa with respect to the construction, working,
sod user of the said intended railways and works, or
any or either • f them, and to authorise such last
meotioned company to work and use the mom, or some
port or portion thereof, and to regulate and manage the
Male thereon, sad to agree the company intended
to be incorporated, for the payment of certain tolls or
MILS of money, for the use of the mid hianded railways
and works, or sane or one of them. or for the appor-
tionment of the tolls and fares received on the said
intooded railways and works, or sone or one of them,
and to eompel the said cowpony to book through from
all Adios* and places on their system of railways, mid
to foreard with due diligence pasensers, goods,
minerals, menials, and other true to and over the
railways, and to afford all neeemary facilities
Ca.°Preld enabling the rempany to book through from all
stations and places on their railway, and to fawned
with due diligence such truffle am aforesaid to and over
the system of the raid London and South-Western
Railway Company, and to provide for the Axing, by
arbitration or otherwise, of the tolls, and charges to be
paid for each services, or the payment of the filed some
I. lieu thereof.
To create a joint stook or capital for the purpose of
the said undertaking to in effect, and to center
on timemid intended compsay, and make applicable to
the objects of the mid BA all or same of the powers
and provisions of "The Compaisies aIIUIPS4 Consolida-
tion Act,111445;" "The Ludo flamer Consolidation Actin
Amendment Are, 1860 ;" "The Railways Clause. Otio-
solidation Lot, 1865 ;" "The Railways Companies
Arbitration Act, 1869;' "Thu Railway. Clauses Aret,
1853 ;" "The Compantee Clauses Act, 1863;' and all
other statutes powers, and provisions necestary for the
purposes to be sathorised by the mid Bill
And it is ale, proposed by the raid Intended Bill to
alter, amend, calorie, or to repeal, so far se may he
seorsaary for the purposes aforesaid, the power, and
providesm of the following Acts relating to Oa London
and South-Western Railway Company, namely. 4 and 5
Wiililol 4, cap. 88; 1 Vie., sap. 71' 1 sod 2 Vic., sap.
27; 3 end 3 Vie., amp. 28; 4 and 5 Vic, sops land n;
land 8 Vic., cape. 5, 63 and 86; 8 end 9 Vl-. , caps.
86. 88, 93, 107, 121, 165, 186 and 109; 9 .o 4 10 Vic.,
caps. 129, 131, 173, 174, 175. 252, 366, 370 and 301;
10 aad 11 Via, maps. 57, 58., 88, 96, 97, 115, 145, 167,
24.6 264, 249, 273 sod 297; 11 and 12 Via.. saps. 75.
86, 87, 89, 125 sad 157; 51 Gooey 111., sio. 198 ; 12 and
13 Vle.. asps. 33 and 34; 13 sad 14 Vie., eap. Se : 14
ant 15 Via, cap. 83; l 6 end 17 Vie., ceps 99 sod 164;
Iliad 18 Vic. ceps 185 sad 208; 18 and 19 Via, ceps.
177 and 1811; 19 and 20 Via., cap. 120; 20 and 21 Vol.,
18, 72, 121 aad 136; 21 and 22 Vie., mile lik 38,
6189 and 101; 22 Vie nap. 3; 22 and 23 Vie.. cops.
31, 44, 81, 95 and 134 ; 23 arid 14 Vie., caps 64. 92.103.
132, 15R sod 185- St amid 15 Vic, eaps. 111. 220 and
234; sad 25 aad 26 Vic., ape. 41 143,152 and 165, and
any Ohm Act or Lees relating directly or lodireelly to
the said rarlway.
Lad Notice is herelsy further gives, that en or Wore
the 30th day of November instant. maps, plane, and
motions in dtt.tioste, showing the direction line, and
levels of the said Intended railways and works, sad the
lands which rosy be taken for the purposes of the same,
lqjetbeg with a Book of Reference to such plans, con-
Wising the names of the owners or reputed owners,
lowa or reputed Lessees aad of the mealier.; of rich
Made ; &ad also • loopy of this nodose* published in the
Loads* GAM eid, will be deposited for puha' iespectios
with the Clerk of the Peace for the oomity of Donee, at
his office is Shoehorn'; and with the Chick of the Pease
for the county of Deem at his cam in the City it
and with the Cliwk of the Prom for the county
of Somerset, at his ears le the Clty of Walla
And cue, before the said 30th day of November, a
army of so much of the mid plans, sections, and beck
of reference se relates to 'soh perish or extmoperoebial
pleats in or through which the mid Railways and Maier
works are isteeried to be made, together white copy of
this notice, published as sheeseid, will be deposited for
puha, haspestiews es follows (that is to say)-tn the mos
apiarist's", with the parish clerk of each each perish at
hie rmidenes ; and In mes of any etimi-pareehial plies
with the perish sleek of some parish immedielely ad-
joining thereto at his reeklenee
Printed copies of the said intended Bill will be de-
=Lin the Private Bill Ones of the House of
os on or before the 23rd day of Demobs.* in the
present year.
Dated this 12th day of Novemher, 1884.
HEDOWIN H. GOUGH
19 and 20, Prirliemont-street, Wystaindsr.

BRIDPORT MARXIST.

AGRICULTURAL BALE OF LIVE. AND DEAD

XIESSRS. DA UNCICY and SON bug to
:..e.l. announce that their nell SALE will take Plow
as WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBBII the 30th, 1864. et
Twelve o'clock to the minute,

Pusan. ENTAIZI :
2 Fat Devon Alamo.
2 superior Own sod Calves, warranted in every
respect.
2 Berreners in good *audition.
1 ditto in good coadihioa.
9 Fat Horn W ethen.
10 Fat Down Welber..
7 Fst Horn Wethers.
6 Fat Down Wethers.
8 ditto.
28 Horn Wethers in forward condition.
2 Fat South Down Roos.
3 Fat Damn lived.
80 ooporier Fat Sheep.
1 Fat Lamb.
Gray Pony, very fart. his pulse, 131 Mode high.
On•-horse Spring Wagon, with Silt. somplete.
Persons bevies' Stook to dispose of sot regooded to ,
give tie marl ootioo, Oho* it was be dsly !
itroodiriatior. 113 rd Novor,l9s4.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF SWEDE, TURNIP. MAN-
GOLD AND OTHER SEEDS OF GENUINE
QUALITY.
G. 80011" S SUPERPHOSPHATE AND OTHER

MANURES.
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, South-street, Dot.
mama. in returning Gambit for tha liberal
rapport received during the priA 12 yam in the
Manors and Implement Trade, bep to inform
the Agricaltariele of Dorset that he baa now is
Store some Arabi"lass Manures, Top Dr•esing for Wheat,
Barley, Oats, be., Mangold Manure, Saperphosphate of
Lima Bonn, he., of the beet quality.
Ploughs, Harrows, Coro and Manure Drilla—Steam
Engine. and Machines by Clayton, ShatUsworilt, sad
Co., Brows and May, and other eminent Kakees.—
Fowler's, Howard'', and Smith's Steam Planks sad
Cultivatorw—Wood'a aad other Mowing and Reaping
Machions.—Waahing and Mangling Maehinew—Sed
Scythes and Rubber. •
TMORLIIVII FOOD FOR CATTLE;
Corn and IsoarSasks ; India Rubber Rick and Ws
Cowers ; Cart Genies; *whine Oil.; Gotta Pa
India Rubber, and lwether Band.; India Rubber
Gatti Farah& Tubing, ha.—Agent for the Winans
Giestiive Inaeranes evienwany (Fire. Life, and Walt
GARRETT'S ECONOMIC TURNIP

AND lialiiiie -I)HiLlit.

BILLHEADS, ae.

TRA MUNN sad other Sr. respectfully
informed tst the Tetepreou Ofilos is the most
EXPEDITIOUS aad CH/lAPEST for every description
of HUNTING.
,cmia BILLHS4DB P lf &SPENCE PER HUNDRED.
Peasohle4 arms. Handbills, CiroulArs, Address
Cards, ike., at equally low rated

THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINES
COMBINE ELEGANCE AND Lenin PAEHION

Ars always stamped with • CHOWN,

THR VICARAGE, HERE BROM DOWSZT.
IVIRH. RICHARDS ham beta fwvour•d with
histruotioca to mamma that be will BiLL by
AUCTION, ea the Promises, as THURSDAY,
DECENBZE Slb, 1864, the Hanes, Carriagsa, and
Hermes, Alderney Cows, Tarots( Im*menta, Dairy
171emi1., Hay, and a few 1.4. 01 Rona ?nudism
late the property of th• OARRTIOTON Ur,
deesased ; ambraerag two powosful Om** Hwind.
(Mauna and brown) rosazk.bly needy, amid good ta
double arid Mach hansom • earernedioes and einstort.
able Clan Carriage, Cohen, and four-whoa Posy
Carriage, tingle, Gmbh", and Pony Harare, two
Alderney Cows, neaten( for milk, useful Farm Can,
Wheelbarrow, Maks, ha., and a rick of of Prime
Hey, shimmay he rettlekiroes the Prosaism.
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI libelous • very
Ane-treeed Cabinet Naisolorte, In good ecoditlon, hand -
room caned Mahogany Four-post Bedsteads and
Furniture, emend Feather Beds, Bolden and Pillows,
Wool Mattemmie and Sissy Mimes, gwo children's
Orin, Dreaming44l end Wrohmead. atepet and Rag, I
Patent Ma.gls, and a vitality ot Dory Hteesibit Coals
Jan, Pam, Carpautor's TeaM, Beard, he., ha
Sale to 1101MBOINO psastoOly at Om o'idoek.
Abbott's Ossrt, Bl.ndtoni. Nov. 19th, INC

BOROUGH OP WAREHAM, DORM.
fro BB SOLD—a commodious, pleasant, and
.ery eligibly situated DWELLING-HOUSE and
PREMISES:, in Wirr-erazer, WARMAN, adjoining
the Rio LIOX HOTIIL, and now eocapted by Mr.
Commit:4 YZARILIT for the remainder of a term of
wren yews, which oommenoni on Rut 25th March,
ISSO—belongMg totatioierent owner, (as to one on-
dividrel third part in F. s Simple, and se both.
other two undivided th twee then of for a term
which ends In the year ISW—irabject to the payment of
sin shillings per annum to the owner of the Reversion.
Apply to Megan. C. and F. PlLuTsa, Solicitors,
North-esreet, Wareham
Wareham, November, IMM.

HALLETrs PEDIGREE WHEAT.
PRICE 10s. PTA 8U131311L.
itMAGNIFICENT CROP of this most pro-
ductive Wbest be. been harvertel. Persons
requiring &ied are requests,' to make early epoleation
to RICHARD OWNING Higher Benoit, ODO Mile from
Dorshester.
rhplieteber. 1864

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. YARTINII-LANE, LONDON.
DRAW'S= 1753.

PPUBLIC SALIM by AUCTION of HORSES
sod CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property most be
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls abould be ordered a week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country, with Aosount-lialea, on the written mooed
of the Oin er.
Commiesion, 5 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4t. Rent of Carriages, Four4vbeels
2s. &I. Ts...wheel, la 64. per week. Horses
Carriage., Withdrawn or not Bold by Auctioo, an. ;
Elaroma, or Peddle and Bridle, 24. 6d.; Dogs, lOa.—
Stooks valued.

N. li Ilio-iloreee neoeived for Privato Sale on Coot
inierion. mad no Dealing allowed oa the part ol any
eotioeeted with the &tabbailment

'M-1-11-IAM FREEMAN.

"Use MAIZENA as a Diet."
Vide Tee Tufts, September 25th.
Only Prise Medal. Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food."

ELDACHE, NERVuIISNESS, MIND
COMPLAINTS.—No more Headache I No more
NIN,OWID•1115! No more Mind Com plainte !I Startling
as this announcement may be considered, it is nevertb•-
lees true. The poor sufferer need no longer
for an effectual remedy is found in Arciwies
It has been estimated that nearly two-thirds of the
population are subject to these maladies; they are not
confined to any particular clms, all men are alike
subject to their attack; but from close obeervatioe it
has been discovered that they prevail more generally
&amongst the well developed and intellectual rases of use,
simply because they are more frequently brosght into
antagonism, thereby rendering the brain more
suaceptable and the pennons more irritable; hese, the
necemity of finding • counteracting agent to keep the
mind in • perfect state of equilibram. It should not be
forgotten that if the mind be outs destroyed the most
perfect organisation is as nothing—conception l. lestomad
existence • bore. To scold this terrible calamity um
ATIINieS infallible antidote. It may be used withoot an
attendant at all seasons of the year, and is strongly
recommended to ladies and Gentlemen desirous of ease
and comfort.

Bold ua one, two, and three guinea oases, with full
directions, and sent to an; eddrees on receipt of P. 0.
Stamps or °odor, ooyaltio to Jona Amok Falcon-
villa, Falcos-road, Battersea, London, W.
Wholesale agents Messrs. Barclay and Sass,
Landau; Racine and Co., lidingborgh ; BlancherdaM
Ca, Yo,*; Oldbani and Co., Grafton-street, Dublin;
and retail by respectable Chemist. and Patent Medicine
Vendors throsgbout the Kingdom.
Shortly will be published "Practical Renierks on the
Brain," by Jose Arnim Price One Milling, post free
for Thirteen iittenips.