The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-14 00:00:00

Till 10181 lUDS IT TI! BTEAMiIti.

The M•ron read a letter from Miss Clarke, of
Bank-buildings, complaining of the nnisanNs occasioned
by the steamers whistlinz and blowing off gleam at a
night, whereby she had lost lodgers who were paving
her L 7 7a. a week. The Mayor s4l he saw Miss
Clarke himeelf, sn I wisot down to the Quay and saw
the official., who had prowised to try and lessen the
nuisance.
Mr. DVIVIS said the worship at Hank•buildinge
Chapel could not be carried on becarige of the nuisance,
bur 64 would not iroerfere, seeing what • gool thing
the Great Western Comp iny were to Weymouth.
Ile. Wgl.s,oßDl id the questi was. was there any
necessity for the nol.e and di•turlasnce which was
always god g on there? He felt .ure there was not
any necessity for half of it. People who resided in
that neighbourhoo I hats perfect right to come and
a.k them t do wh t they could to prevent such an
outrageous nuisance.
Mr. NANOLI said in all traffic of this kind there was
a certain amount of noise, hut he thought they should
write to the company and ask them to do what they
c ogld to le-i-en the noi.e.
Mr. Detente asid. am far a 4 he knew, it wee perfec'ly
impoodble for the company to carry on their traffic
without giving offence to perfume living in the neigh.
b •urhood. During the winter, when they were
repairing the b at in font of Cove.row, they were
hammerinz and knocking night and day. and it we.
an ni bearable nui•ance, but it kept VS 000 in Wey-
mno*h to be distributed ivnooget the working people
of Weym, uth, and spent in W.ymouth. That boat
would never have been *int away to Southampton to
be filched if they ha I had the proper av commodation.
All they c inld do was to sympathise with the people
In Hank•loaildings.
The MAYOR said it was no (Mad to rympathitie with
People unless they did eomething. He had been down
to the rpasy and spoken about it, and irked them to do
what they could to hewn the nuisance.
Mr. LOMA. said it was practical sympathy they
ask. d for. The Council had st the prevent time under
con i ieration the putting of the traffic through the
briOge, and if the trade of the port continued to
increase. it would not be long before they would be
obliged to do this, and then the nuisance would be
remedied by taking the traffic Into the Backwater.
Mr. BROWN said he did not think they ought to let
it go forth that they could do nothing in this matter,
for were they not thinking of removing the traffic
above the bridge. Then they would be able to help
these people.
The subject then dropped.
TR& OFIARM2P.

Mr. Wactts brought uo thia matter by enquiriniz as
to who built a certain house upon One of the almahonmes
In the town, and as no one seemed to know, the MATOR
said the only ones who would know anything about it
would be the Charity Gornmisaioners.
Mr. BROWN asked how it was the committee which
had been appointed bad not been called to act with
reference to the charities tf the town
Tee MAYOR said he would remember the Town
Clerk bad been allowed time in the ma.ter.
The Town Cum said the investigations were
nearly completed, and he should be able to call a
meeting in about a fortnight.

who was received with applause
Mr. Fedwarde.M.P.,
..,:a ,i.object in Intruding there that day was in
e.eit dr to hie gift of £5,000 to Mut pant of the town.
'itched appointed trtat••• and WOW banded over the
ael of the gift. His being In the town wa. quits
sc:dental. hP being on hie wayon a
Ife cartel:led that he had Is n invited to America
t • the lyenMg of the PlSS'fie Railway, at which lin
to ieverl there would be 110 or 80 members of the
„ors of Commons mutat, and he WM now on hi.
war.
Tbe Maros said he took that opportunity of thank-
bin for the generous gift f Inres.ing the
„op of C5OOO for the benefit of the po , of the
t .en. This beneficent act of his liquid keep i.te
wory green in the town lons after the, were ,I.*,.inea cone. He could scarcely find sufficient word, t,,
th.ok him for such • gift. In explanation of their
ref rod to act as trustees, the Mayor cold it was per-
fectly impoyeible fr them to Set as trnsterm, although
t would have done it if they cool I. lie thanked
h in very mach in feed, fo- it show. I the Fool f,
lei \tr. F, !ward.) had it heart for their t.,wa.
a
Mr WALLIS said he was sorry tht this cif t had not
pen cmtpleted in time for ineerti m in the archive,.
.hould entreat that thee sires 'y march...red shoal
p„ reward, and • pure in.erted. H. did hop. that
thi. charity would never hi so di ‘holi.,ally slinarei se
„thee ..1 the town eharit'es had been,
lwar is said he wanted It. annual entertain-
... t ~, the old peille, which eme touch appreciated,
tin. tarried on ia perpetuity.
Mr. Rows, baying referred to the fond .Inne by
„ Mieo's (!harity, said they had We'll,. ,y ttir
i'lridopher Wren aid Sir Janis' Tho * rnhill but he
.t‘ Ai like to *tie • picture of Me. Ede ...,re theca.
.14.u.e.) If th.t gentlomat would only rit f
I • pCture everyho ly in Weymouth wool I b.. ,:iad
, ee,„ tr. tie woo sure if he wonkl only *it they w Uhi
tin I the fund..
The NieTOR having once more thank* Ihi for his.
tennifieent gift.
Mr. Kiwar.is hoped they would get as much intereat
e, on the miney. He thanked th•mr for the
,roho.rty recsi.ti-n they hat Rim, him.
Mr, Blear& thm left the Council rh,ollaee.
AIIOTHIS 111.`JUT113 OVMUIXT BORI MK.
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Mr. Alderm to Eta, 1, in a lengthy sproch. m
the re-appointment of a committee to draw op •
,theme• f public improvements, and ebowel that
ingtpa 1 of paying for everything down, thus makit g a
I,evry burden 1,1 the ratepsyere, if they maid only
,xtend the par ment ow. ri Derio I of 7, 10. or 30 rears, I
the rates would be considerably lee. ened, and tl.at
0,1 would he able to . spend • large sum of money
•Phout making the rates burdensome. He also
inted out that Pi^Ce their last p.. 1 c nto the
L cI Government 13 .ard there had ben a ch ante in
es Presidency. so that they stood a mach better chat c a
41,.t wore. as Sir Cherie. Dike ha I express.d an
n;dnion that the hands of Municipal Anthoritiee onght
t.. be strengthened He showed that 'luring the past
flee year., by paying for improvemeote out f the
,unent rates, they had expended ES 400, which
mounted to 64. in the E, whereas if they had extended
the payments over a period of years It would only
hive am nutted to 2.1. in the E.
Mr. ROPCNS f dlowed in a s twit. 136.'4 anon
.intilar lines to that f Mr. Eliot's ep.ech. By throw-
ior various 1111.1 t arether he reekoncd that they had
1,,i1 the nt ,ney required for the improvement of
rt anelbsy Stair..
Sattott raid if they carried out impravemente
e: moat hare the m mey to cure t hem out, and
whi re wee the money to come fr .rn? They mn.t nit
i .c.e P the rate., they were air. t.ly • m..thing like 9..
the ound, and he knew from hi own experience
ti at the etc ...ice rating drove lie pl. awey. For his
rI e shoold like to see a r.orahleti ..f the town.
M". DrINIII hoped it wontl be c onpetent for the
,ntolittee to take into coneiderat ion the er cti in of an
.1 cant pier in an then port of the tow t. bel eyed
th t h• ois of he I. slier alto(

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~ Area, in a gip trl ins Mr. Eliot in a powerf•al
3..1 I.!' n: • psi I that it wa nec %wary for the
o .1 of •11 ir t...ent that th.. me. •h ...Mb, kept .6 I.w
Th•oe ws• nerd of em rit improvement,
•n Wey 11 Ith t Ice';' . is. hrr pl c lint the
3p• It til I n..t ..o'• th m lint on lbws
h c fir th m. lin • t' mull ROI
1,, CO 001. •e...yah'e in 10 Se SSS I lb •
3nen .! intrre••, at I ler cent.. • oil be C•I 13..
y h•rt 're lis .uti la T e My' pints I re.t how
o. eql strn. I, .11... n. fitt• 1 abs n•it gme in f..r as
Ac• •.'Pot atnrnt, ih • t:m. .1 re; apnoea In a ito •
Itte•..li••.: over a e I •si .4 100 rear. lie
rn.l hem lily int:md oe 1 Mr. Eliot is
Mi.t.r. It wag 1.1.4.5• re to I.neii soon the ea'ae.
3 1 t ..t. all be moult to h.netit Wo‘ta
Aile• ..es• tie von on the .41 committee wave
.tel with the a,I ill nof Mr Mille lee.

VIE I. XflX+l V TH, VIPLOItDS.

r• ad frein Sir Fre.!eric J hcetene gat-
be mad., 3, twitting in this in..ttrr un!ii be
.3 It,. plan., a h a he wmthi h no lunch pleasure 'a
j• I.llllly int.. the m Ater. Ho agile: .ree.e3
I. a .Jill ci th it he should like t, re* a Winter Gar bee
r 1.3 ch.it re r.ete 1 in Weim nth.
Tre DIRS.
F r tn. p.ring in ilelmout-etreet, ac.
E r.
r Ira yan I Soo . . 67 10
Wt.. lam (ter. psi) ••• 65
3 t. Barth tt tri 18
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Fr t .r ptelog Kon_. Willi..e sad other 4rtet4.
Who .t.ey (s.e peed)
1,7 0
8S 0

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r C.r f.aysne th..X•pl nd. T ta; ten:l-era
t . p ne I in c 11,•••
g .h. 1.7 h a of it at all. the Itlay,r pr.wlsl g to call
' sly m. dig I r lb Puri oil of opinii g th.m.