The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-25 00:00:00

DONORZSTRZ.

A reonerwsrr or °Timms. The following
inhabitants were appointed overseers by the buug
magistrates, on Monday morning :—Trinity, Mr. ft
W. Hayman and Mr. Richard Prides ;Au Saints',
Mr. Jamas Stroud and Mr. R. Browning; Pordington,
Mr. Robert Hunt and Mr. Samson Martin ; St. Peter's,
Mr. Francis Jacob and Mr. John Harriciitclt

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NAIZOW FACAPL —A. boy named Barker, employed
by Mr. KddM. hauling Nicks with a steam traction
engfoo,was outside tho flouth-Western Railway statics
on Thureday morning, whenon his turning the stoeriag
whool, it came off, and the boy fall. A prompt alarm
was OVID, and the elegise stopped Just as it was about
to go over the lad. Hs was talus to the Dorset
Couoty Hospital, and It was found ha had badly grazed
his aid&

The Tous.—Only two tenders were remind forth.
borough toils fcr the cominfryeer—that of Mr. Mason,
of Pronto, £315; and Mr. , th•ers"
Who altered £305. We are nform , however, that
Mr. Mason did not oontemplat• doing the cleaning,
and Mr. Dyer's tender, allowing for his undertaking
the cimaing, wan more favourable than the other. A.
oornmittoo meeting was bald on Monday, and the tolls
its let to Mr. Dyer.
Rurosama Dm.ov.—Gmrpo Lager was summoned
for hot. Mtn a Poor-rats, is, admittod Um foot,
and wad be could not pay ; be had plegge ef ri=
coming to him; h mai ut not get it.—Vbe were about to allow a fortnight, but Mr. Pearce said
ho must close Use books by Frig". Daaad.i
allowed till Monday next to pay 15, Lid.,
the costa

Guam:nom AND Wog-scams& —Vestry meetiap
hare been hold, mostly on Thursday and Friday lase,
when the following nonthaations were made for the
otiose ci inardiaas and Wardle' : Peter's,
Mears F. Look and F. DO way.
warden ; Fordlagtoa, MerrersiVlialrind Robert
Mayas,dlans, Mr. Clifford, wayward..; Trinity,
Mew par
s. M. C. Wedge and George Hawkins, guardian',
Mr. H. Ma wayward.,; AU Sainte, Mr. G.
Frogul. ; Chargainster, hfr. W. H. Duman,
, Mr. Chagnon, waywarden.
GOD San tea Qcsor.—" I think that when the
Prime of Wake comes to the throes the wind will be
fogued to blow very estusaglrein theareetiow of thedirec
of t
interference the la the °adapt at national
Daley. Albert L will 'willed to Imre boas
iougfre to oar Ministate, but be has already very clear
and *nag notices gi fereliga policy, and mesas, I
think, to by and make them prevail. They hare
been giddy In Paris aid!, circles wham
statesmen at least.,. sot areuatoursd to seek
beidration. But the Priam' smelts Preach with an
admirablo sooset, is food of crgaveming
mplosedsla, and is isolinad to tbilaNtoliogitltt Amid
SOTO* Ai will as relp."—zasi I

Ma. G. Keens% Hones &Ls —This day wt"b
Miseti.day) Mr G. & en
sof aired for sale sevente
situated in Great Western Terms and
Orchard-street. Two of them wen bought by the
" Hand-10-haad " lodge of Oddfellows, at £440.
&mon run • Nuutaecs —Do Monday morning, /
befogs Mr. J. (hlpla and Dr. Aldridge, Mr. M. Lack*
ocruPlarof • sMughterhouse, wee west mooed for
not removing • quantity of manure, according to the
bvelaws.—Defencest said be removed the manure,
but did not provide yeas& as required by the bye-
lawo.—Mr. Henry Symonds reed the clause which
directed the waviest of close-covered tubs or bones.
, —Defendant said the byelnwe had not been previously
strictly suloroed ; the Mond and cllal be removed every
morning, but the menus was ;rept In an ordinary
dung mixes, and removed from Urns to time.—Mr.
Galpin said the question involved the attention of the
trice a suimoom ; the stench was dreadful—Dr.
ide spoke of the stench, and it was remarked
by the mis the alaltWhterhouses ought to be removed
out of the town. " Would t Mr. Lock," said Dr.
Aldridew, "be glad to k:re the slaturitterhonam
removed out of the town r Mr. Look believed that
if the byelaw were strictly carried out, there would
be no necessity for such removal of the slaughterhouses.
He had now obtained the bons or tubs, and would
remove frequestly.—ln answer to the Chairman, Supt.
Coward said be met on the last °magma to Mr. Chick,
and he tied be had no right to interfere.—Dr.
Aldridge Wted Mr. Look if he had not been warned
when be (Dr. Aldridge) complained of It, two or three
months ago 7—Mr. Chick (Inspector of Nuleanoes)
said he had told Mr. Lock It must rut occur again, or
he would be sumnsosed.—lfr. Galpit said the matter
wite very serious, se regarding the welfare of the In-
habitants, Mr. Lock had done this titer • warning,
and they could not pees it over without • penalty-40e.
and coste—gl 7s. 61 altogether.

DORSET COUNTY HOESKT-
During the week ending Marsh *hi, there hare
been admitted :—ln-patients, 4; disohariud, 2 Out-
Mientaadmittisd, 4; diecluuyed, 16; misguides, 1;
0.-lu-patieuta, In the hospital, 41;
p.tinnta on the books, 224; ossualliss, 11; sooklent, L
Physkdaa for the week, D. W. V. Lush ; surgeou
for the week, Mr. J. Good; house-eurgeoa, Mr. J.
A. Ileum.

COUNTY COURT.—Tauesnar.
Before Kr. W. IL P. Lamy, Judge.
Tbe undefended mese weft taken before Demar•
Registrar, Mr. N. armada in the shame of th• Regletrar
(Mr. Gam Simonda
W. P. Bryson. Poddielown, v. Hall, Ohemlberne.
Claim (or Member. Judgment for plaintiff, to two
Raw (Dorchester) Hill. £l2 iSo. 63. for Rusher.
Judgment in two Instalments.
In the cam ef Basoombe. draper, Drrehmter. • Johns
Doris. Hut Kuighton !arm. • oloini for 4:5 7t,
drooory goods, which came before Ills Honour (Mr. T. &
P. Wray), It was proved that Me goods In question had
been muffled to Made lellaway. the defendant's home.
keeper, on the disUnet mbilisesimiliag Mot defesdaut, to
whom the articles bed beim booked, paid the amount
within a given Maim NM, however, be lad failed to do,
although M had boss wear to repeatedly on Use subject.
Judgment ter listen simust, to be Mid willtia• week, and
meta
Turner a Scrim (Dortheater). te 7a. Ili. balance of
account. TM debt was admitted by defendant's wife,
and an order was made for Pameent of the armant by 4.
ta=instalments.
p. Creed (Warminsteek This wee a judgment
sumnima his Homer ordering sooncetttal for 404.. y.,
to be suspended a fortnight.

PRESENTATION TO MK C. POUNO T.
The annual tea meeting ia connection with the Cow's-
galena' Chapel. floath-etreee, was held la the schoolreoga
oft Tuesday mole& the UM inst. The tee was arranged
for the member, et the char& sad eanuegatko
• goodly number of who. wen preeena
• pchtio reeeting followed at haltpeet seven. The
Rae. T. Near% the pastor, presided, and wassupported
by the Rao. W. Alien (Doreheetai, the Wm. Kr. Erd
(Todd Wows), and tie Rev. J. 8. Botcher (Uguer). The
meeting was opened by the hymn-
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