The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-22 00:00:00

THE P.OPOISED PLl•siAlt GROUNIo9.

The Tows thmaw reed • report of the Lund Com-
mitt•e Townsmen ling the C .uncil WILMA iali.e the
Lorda of the Tres nty f r power to *ell the perm,
pt.-,s of land mentioned in Cu rep it belonaing to
the amp nati.o. sod to apply the money arising
thatefrota towards the puratree I toe proposed
recreation gr.unds at Lowliest and Parketoev, ant
formstiou f a livid for meistainiug tbe cam,
grounds, and for improving other parts of the Corpor-
ation property.
All. man Nome tnived the adoption of the
rep dt.. Ile bJlieved thet if it were at emoted to
bt du the money fr these grounds out of the rate-
payers money there would he found such no “Ptrori•
fro. that the will me w..udi COMO to n thing.
Me. Maturros sec 'tried the reeoluti n. .

Mr. idster X i•upported It, altbn. he felt he did
• i with • great ile•l o r round bie • e.g. (Laughter.)
The matter loki ben talked ei, .ur. for we yens's, but
never before had he P.L4 such • rekooka..ie hope of
something being done.
M. Conway said there WM one 41 otii be should
like to rade, and that wag wi.i reord u their
re,ocras for straw. I. If, wt. under the imprwsion
that come of thi. lakd woe gravel 1..4.1 and at waa •
quee.ion whether they would be ju.tffie.l io selling it,
as they might require the gravel at some future time.
Mr. Bangss saki he was under the impreeeion that
tire was very little gravel kf much we o the land
they peopoewl to sell.
Me. Colmar was of a different opinion am an
appliestion had beim made for • plow of it come years
ago al gravel land. Besides fie did not see that they
.h, uld eke :k.) agree for 23 acre&
M . Bums e.id he sh.suld .11; pkt the 'ommittee's
recommendatioo, 4 he thought it was the beat way
out of the difficulty of the recreation )(10012, ill. (He..,
him.) 11. c. old not agree with Mr. Conway'. last
statement, an, mud pay thet if he bad 39 sores of
, len I whit. were bri•ging him aim ict nothiug and had
i a chance to exchange it for 23 acre. • hieh would
bring in • good return, he eh And let the sentiment of
the :39 go and accspt iho her. (Hear, bear.)
Mr. MATE a 1.., supported the recommend iti,ill of
the Committee, which 40 looked upon altuolt as • GA.
send. . .

Witstufur r marked their thanks were due to
the Town Clef k f 'lir a Imitable manner in which he
had drawn up the u.rmoriel ; aLd the repoot of the
Committee wa, th n uu. imoody a lopted.

THE WLIST

The next buelneu wu to ;inkier a recconmen,le-
ti.ol groin the mune C.,uonittve that the prewia
-ituate ,42 the WeAt quay-read, DOW I. SA d to M.
N oh o. should he pile', or a well built upon voitain
tem. t (.reveot tho refuse kl pus te I up,u the
Ketone. from betog w ohel into the harbour.
The NILTOII mked " What did Mr. Nortou say to
that?
sir. NORTON e,id that wae the tint he had heard
I. Ile was nut present at the wevtiug i.e pordon.
although he might have b.ell
Mr. ',MUM Vf3a merry to hoar M-. N olon had
gone in for opinta. (Laughter.)
The Slaeon : A. Fatruesill IllOYOUleat !
. . . . .

It warn luau re•olvel to übt•iu teud.a.4 I, the
erre i at of pd..' or • wall at lb whorl iu
r. Norton t py 5 r cots . tat the outlay. Tul• is
14, prevent the 1. ta.e p... 1 upqn tid pretuifial from
ia.: wa bed ugh de into the harbour.