The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-26 00:00:00

InuitsAG. DUE.

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The me:lades of them dues, with the alterations
',commended by the committee, was brought up and
paned.
Mr. Yortithaar thought that with these alterations
no man could contract fir the dues with any degree of
of .ertainty, and he suggested that they should be
kept in Mr. Chessman's hands for a twelvemonth,
which was agreed to.
LAID BININD DIUWIWICK !WILMS'S.
Th• Tows CLERK brought op. report en this subject,
mating that there were tee piecee of land occupied by
curtain individuals, and there were went yam' arrears
of ground rent.
Mr. LUCU, who was one of the parties mentioned, said
be was not aware bet that the rent of his piece had
been regularly paid, otherwise he would not have
allowed it to remain so long.
The Ct.mut said that Mr. Beale deelined to resit the
piece nearest his premises nay Linger ; hat Mime Welker,
to whom it was of importance, had offered to rent It ;
but was unwilling to pay up the arrears.
The ILtrol thought they ought act to anew Miss
Walker to bees the Sot os different tarsus boa aayosse
*lea. .

It wee decided that the temente might take their
pinta on payment of the ground rent and arrears, and
that Miss Walker be offered Yr. Reales' plot on similar
term&

TOM BUILD' NO 11.

The mut badness was to receive an offer from Kr.
Upjohn u to the lease of the hones in York Buildings.
Mr. Alderman ELIOT had had some tioneersation
with Mr. Upjohn who two pan silo hod declined to
purobue to extension of his lees.; but was now willing
to do so and to pay the Connell 1.490.
This woe aesepted.
asttlaat. Or Itoll 1001110WISO roma.

The ii•TOI read • letter from the Lords of the
Treasury in reply to • memorial from the Council'
salting for permission to rabw 1:15000 on sale of borne of
their property, to satisfy the claims upon the markrt
house and pier. Their lordships did not feel justified in
pasting powers for • loan for the purpose mentioned.
If the market and pier fonds were Insufficient to carry
oat their objects, it wu the Connell's duty to apply to
the Logialature that increased powers might be
obtained.

The matter drOpped.
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- LIOUTII OF TRII PORT.

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The MATO. read • letter from the Trieity Board
stating that • mumbles had inspseted the harbour
hurts, mid they Deland the result. The document
advised that the red lights seer Vieterirterrees should
be removed, mid tho former light at the mama) of
the herbottr restored.

Th. MATO& urn be Town Clerk if Wars wa. mar
thing in lb. ACi of Parliament to compel them to marry
out Ulm direction..
The TOWN Cult molted to the motive sod Oa
Jaeger woo suffered to rook

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The Metal mid that the eteaderd weights had been
sent to Loodon to be mailed, and they were found to
be Cola, unit for the purpose. The expense of oorreet-
log them would be Ell 6.
This wee ordered to be dope.
The barbour-master's report stated that two new
piles were required to be driven outside the (my oppo-
!au the Royal Oak.
It WY suggested that greenheert piles should be Geed.
but Mr. Seaman stetted that at Guernsey, where they
44d much experionee, they did not much oppress of
ansinheart, and at Poole, be hai owertained there were
oak tree poste in the harbour which bad beat driven
before any one there could recollect, and they were
monad.

_
'I be MAYOR susseded tiTing two poets us an Green-
meet, but Mr. Iluov replied that it was an experiment
the result of which could not be proved under 40 or 50
years
It was resolved on the motion of Mr. POTIISOARY
that the Surveyor purchase two oak week for pike, sod
enquire the price of a Mle-drivion machine.
Loom. BoAao or HIALTR.

The Bills wen first considered, and Mr. Potheeary
objected to certain sharps in connection with the loan
of /TAXI to the Board. On• wee for £lO 10a. "for reed.
Ins over an act of Parliament," end another for 14:11 to
Mr. Beth for advising thereon, and the bill was eventu-
ally postponed.

LAYPII 7EI RING&

The MAYOR 000.11;;t4 ii -w-ojibe a great improve-
ment to plan two lamps at the entrants to the Rings
nest Baok-boase, sod two fading (Marmites-buildings,
sod that Noma othor lamps should be removed.

Mr. POVIIICARY thought the gas oompany should
bear some al the expenses of the lamps, and it was left
to the Mayor to make the best arrangement he amid.
SEWARD= ILIMOMIL

A notice had born pima on the aunda paper in
order to raise if possible, • reward for the wen who
assisted in steins PUN moo from the boat of the tomb,
but at wu felt that the Board wild not lake any notice
of at as a body, and at was kalt forthem as individuals
In take what moans they pleased.