The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-29 00:00:00

BRIDPORT LOCAL BOARD AND TOWN
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A meeting prodded over by the Mayor (Mr. H. Howell)
was held on Toeedey moraine, the following gentlemen
were also present—Cactilin Swain, T. H. Edrounits, C.
Edmunds, J. T. Stephens, & Whetham, It Tucker, C.
Tucker, DK. Bidillecornhe, Dunham. K Banni.t.r.
3. Heoneeil, E. Con, Au —The badness of the Lowe' Board
was first considered. —A orunplaist had been lodged by
some of the inhabitants ponerriaing the use of steam
whistles used at the eeverel (enrolee In the neighbourhood,
who considered the use of them unnecessary. —Mr.
Buidlocombe then remarked that he bad the misfortune to
roads near rase of damn, and the elect produced on some
silk. houses wee sometimes elarming.—Mr. Tucker cod
Mr. Stephens on the contearr thought that the use of
than conferred a boon on the working duals as it enabled
thens to know what time to rise—lt was eventually
decided that the whistle. should br used for th.- 'peas of
one minute in the morning and half e minute during the
day.— It was decided to purchase another horse in Cos
' plow of the 'we which bad recently died, for the norPosea
of the Board.—Mr. Stephens moved and Mr C, &hounds
seconded that the inhabitants be requested to provide
boxes or similar receptacle for the rale", and ashes to be
taken away by the soevanger, and that the use of the old
alh-pits be disoontlnued.—Carried Imes eon.
Tows COVICIL —An application wee received from Mr.
J. Templeman to put a new Ida on pr,erty in South'
street in the occopetion of Mr. Barrett. There were two
lives at present. —Referred to the Valuing Comnottee.
Also an application from Kr. J. P. F. Gundry to put In
' two lives on a small piece of land near the End Cottage in
I lieu of two of the ejtjtillg 004111—Refillered to the Valuing
Coettelttee.—An application was received froze the Town
' Clerk that the Cdunill shall pay the expenses of altera-
tions at Lower Market-house, pursuant to a restition
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Biddlreorntie isseontied that the application he granted.—
The end wee elated to Mr. Whethards and Miss Cortlis
teefer.—The melding then terminated.

'Fes Medical Profession are now ordering Cadbury's
'loom Essence in thousands of clam, because it con-
'sins more nutritious and fiesh.forming elements than
my nem beverage, and is preferable to the thick
starchy Coons ordinarily gold. When you ask for
Cadbury's Cana Hesenos be sure that y.O get it, !A
shopkeepers often push imitations fur the sake .4
extra profit. Makers to the Queen. Paris Depd :
Pk Faubourg St. Honore.
Errs's Cocoa-411the leer Resod says—" Let is. stroll
to the Eastos-road. hard Or the Regents Park. to EoP's
c„,... ussagotory, winos may be studied the making of
cocoa on • stupendous acala, giving &just idea of the raise
et theme articles, not as luxuries, but as actual foot'
Errs's Cocoa—John Ball says—" An idea of the vast
extent of the industry may be gained from the fact that
one firm alone—that of Menus.. Epps and Co.—Now sell
some 4.000.1100 pounds mutually.
Errs's Cocos —Chriatiaa World says—" If I am to take
come. ' said I, " I must see and judge for myself what are
the ingrediente of which it is composed : with this view I
isaoe my way to the cocoa manufactory o' James Epps
and Co.. in the Easton-med."
gm./ Cocos.—" Owe*s flotiekeld gride says—' We
will sow gives; account of Ike process fi&sed by Mears
Jaws saps sad Co., homeopathic cheepin and inane-
fasteners et dietetic witches, at their works In sh,, gu.to4.
ragmlirdato: —seriskutdru.,vsialrah—'l:deah,ilj two
at:1%11 ii. aloe, werereg:r.estativtl. and onheet
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