The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-13 00:00:00

TOWN COUNCIL.

TUMIDLY.

Promet : TOO 111%yor. (Yr. 8 A. 0.0.), Al 14,01.0 Ho iv.,
Dar len, Johns • Co lucid Ir• 13..unett. 0111. 1:1 .11, Smith,
I..twrimne. P. A. 8.r....•„ .1. .1. D•sp-s, J. W. Lud. J.
Btew.rd. and J. .1. 8411. .

The u,uai qm•tedr analis I peer from the county
stualer, Mr. J. C Lamb, was produced, sod, as usual,
found to be ML _

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T ouratioa of tenancr of corp.-owlet, flelda rma
brought on by Kr. Deana, Chairman (the Watch Cm-
miter. who rep paid be bed seen the present Pelmets, said
•.nb bad lapse an otter to 'stein the field% hut at •
reduction In rept Mr. Wheeler offers I £36 ytirly,
Instead of £4l preiriuu.ly p.id; and Kr. Hardy i,ffetei
L 35 • year, thi. S.. sty at reilucticto, the o d figure for
the lat tense ten, 'an. 19 But Mr. Hardy t ,id him
he Mid lost Llig) on this II id during the la,t term, and
declined giviag any mor-, coins he would winner vise up
the tenancy than sire • h .11p..any more. This reduced
prime was said to re .0 per as.
8 I m•mbers expressed their surprise at ths great
reduction, nut It stet agrewl the enormoue price realiad
ter this acamineela• ion land at the auction was probably
in treat to. mire due to rivalry between the bidders,
tritimately, atter one or two propositions bad teen put
before the meeting, which dirt MA convey the general
eti.hes of the Couch, Mr. Ilgeuvrtt roomed that the
pres-nt iso•nts he natal to retain toe Gelds at &reduction
of a from the resent palely rental, and, in the event
of their refusing, the it,m to b • let by auction.
Tele was duly seecri.led &nil carried.
Mr. DURDIN thee relief attontlen to an appliCall,4l
mad- to him byte parch La or of the corporeCon property
In Sri abury•strart, 1,-,5t170 to putting two Pr ,rd lives
hem t esoil pr-p., "ri'bin to • intuit's), oi•en•aton.
Arc 'thug to rules totberts adop!ed. a One 0! LBO w, •
liable to lay pvca'-r pu • Mpg in now h 0,.,,., pordti,ia
Prop ore. wlrch M E It SMItH considered a very high
flours f r so ih • sina I per-male, am us bag ae it did to
Cl9O. ad asked It th y could not task. a reduction.
no, 1.4 to an enquiry as to the ages of the intended
11,.., and. on Mr. Duanas • Uwe( the two proposed to
him were respectively 48 and 43. it was geteeraliy con-
aid-red that nu: ht towhead foresee.
Lswaturat ink d if the t attestation could not sell
such prep ',Ay oit and oat, thee siring opportunity to
private purchasers to improve or re-build the same, which
was pew in • very bah •tata.
The Tritely CLuag replied the C •anvil wcield have to
ape', to the Lot of the Treasure to sell the mama
Mr. Lawaincg tnen 'squire) if the purchase could be
00.,, pellet I. put th- property In reps!'.
The quedion vr,s adred Si the sale. And answer given
that all orcestary ri•pairs iold he roads: hut it ea
agreed 'het trier mold net expect • man to make this old
prop-rtv Into new.
Kr. H. B. 81117111 thousht the whole of the Corporatirn
property alta.l4 hu taco-re.), nag in thisparticular instate*
e ,eedersd this • very layuursble time
Kr. BILL tall ir Wag burn time lola lank was done to
this boas, whh h was certain y no ornament t • the street.,
sad ow. Its !misses peitioo nosh d its being let, revery
few persons sad latterly lived there. tale using the shop.
Kr. Irtirl dui not ton•ider he 'tat" of the propetty,
which he admitted t 3 be bad, should affect the amount of
Ise.
Yr. P. A. Beene eattsferi the amount of the Aarr whew
the lam IMIN pat Is.

This meld not be moertained just this. bait
__..aba
isellineted veiny of two lives proposed boa Dever innued
wits put M. and amounted to L 63 104.
Mr. Bug, proposed toat the doe be £6O, providing the
lives ef purchaser and his wife be insetted, and £lO more
if • YOUIIBIIr life be net is,
Mr. LAWIEXCI seconded this and it was carried.
Mr. Duitome then rep irted; oo behalf id thy Watch
C.minittees, that when toe Government lospector was
hers, some two or three [soothe solos lee complained of
the hate worn by the borough ponce, and renniuDend"
lb. adoption of helmets, similar to those worn by the
County Polic., Toe Watch Committee. entind as Wm
reciorruneadation, bad decided, now the Sum had arrived
for new clothing the borough polio*. to Pruaida hslw.ts
for melt of the constables, and a cap for it. Inninntan*
Seek Lod invited the Connou to sanction the change.
This was tioanienously agreed to, and, from the few
remarks made, we found the helmets will bear tha borough

POOLS.
Tag VOLUITMS.—The annual eggiatopment of the
Dorset Volunteers will take place •• Whh•clilf%
Parham% about the middle of next mooch,
HuWlllo.—lha Thel'Clay OVellthtf the now boat psi"
chwittil by the Rowiug Club was chrwteuad " fhe
Lurlime " by Mrs. Lawton, the wife of the captalu of
ti, club. There was quite a pretty little excitement
got up over the mescal:437.
Ti Idalva.i it Army hd an afternooo's "drill" in
the Ladies' Walkmg Niel 1 on Sauday. 'The &Woo-
w•re • •u•vvrtod wrinititr, a couverted la 6 lel, a
gaud, man who pummelled • big drum most unmer-
cifully, and siJothar, who exhibited the same dLregard
lor tie nerve. of the public by a ,ine horrible attempk
on the c rust. lb. addresses were of the usual
nature. Toe speakere, both male aud female, had all
been characters, according to their own accamot,
that, to use the vulgarism, bangiug would bars been
too good for, but now, minim lb. wing., they were
imply augela A isoniewlitt still more uupleasant
fiLture au the allow writ that the Freethibitere of
P 00... were liiitributi,ig trivia by Ur. Bradlaugb and
Mrs. Besant righl and left

Saw POiatuta—A ample of steamers, which have
been chartered by the Midland hallway Company I I
Vol purpre of marrying on a trade In potato a betwixt's
Cherb nag an I P.m., arrived here with their 0.1.4..11S
at the bit, end of the week. Nous were • Id in the
t swo, the potatoes being at once loaded nu to trucks
11* au lag them on the Qui), and taken off fo.th.
with io the North. There role telt of the peaseuger
trail° between the two piece, being rcviverl.
The Li. iyie Own (No. L
bout, bnlouging to the Haim 1 Life.iorgt Institution,
and stetioned at the mamma' to Poole elm bour, was
launched at oae o'clock in trsidey moralise to the
a...Lamm* of the crew of a brigamiae, which had
groan led on • danger us shoal in tit iland hay, during
a treat] g•le from the Wh.o the lifeboat
reached toe spit the rimed wee full of weter, the sea
breaking heavily over her, and the crow allig out for
assistance. The captain and the remainder of those on
board—eight in all—were Boon taken into the limbed,
and safely leaded. the brigantine was named the
Otto. :..he hailed trim tioageass, Sweden, and was
bound from Gene to Poole with • cargo of timber.
TH2 Materna ut` Me. WaLM air 11.112.—0 h Tneedetr
the fith, toe marriage of Mr. Waluiereley, the junior
M" nin the
firm
town, t MM. fodtirialli
and
e of Weldtllunieij, .4
Bigudell Hall, near Liverool, • relative of the old
Dorset family of the Weld's, of Lulworth, wee
cHebrated at Lae church adj ining the bride's reeidenoe
. It was a very Isehi.,nebie affair. lu Poole the isco akin
was •armly celebrated, The brewery was demented
with flags, and in toe evening the employes were
treated to a capital but spread. This VIM served up
by Mi. /deem* of the ritatioa Hotel, In the new
which he has just erected. blot joints,
and the DOWNS of vegetables, with pastry, cheese, and
salad, were heartily enjoyed, about3o sitting down. The
room wee nicely decorated with flogs, evergreens, and
scrolls wiring "Health si..d lusepoisises to the bade
eud bridesrom,' end "Sumer to the firm." Mr.
Pops, the senior partner, preeided, and he was sup.
ported during the evening by Mr. W. U. Duidide,
Br. Tuner, bar. Marston, and outer friends of " the
happy man." Mr. Malden occupied the vime..Mair.
Harmony and the expression of good wishes towards
the newly-married coup,* was, of comae, die chief
business of the evening, and to the happy gnomes of it
Mr. Barnett., who p.inided at the Mao., contributed
in no small degree. " The health of the Bride and
Bridegroom" was received with uproarious applause,
which was not lessened when • kimUy telegram from
the latter was received slivering a hope they were
all enjoying themselves. The gentleman who proposed
the 1./Ilist slyly expressed the hope that the senior
partner would shortly follow the good example set
him by his friend. ' The health of the Most and
Homer " was given, to which Mr. McCalla modestly
responded, and a very jovial evening was coricluded
about midnight.