The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

THE Doßau COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTU

DORCHISTIR TOWN COUNCIL.

outlet hi manors to promote the growth of lb. mate.
And further, I believe, that tbe true rationale of sue
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audit samarine, so alto kw p • r thstmotiOned 1440.7
ii a farin.ileprad. (not•ithstandling shot has ho. It said
the wintrary) on the mineral iligtlidomie •s apply in
nitre. It la tine that by the application to the mil
nitromtaited and other °mute anindenoes two a a
ream our crops, but we meat remember that II is et
Ilhe expense of ihe oilier constitute.' of the soil; for
into..., supposing the normal yield of the sell to be
001 ticks per sate, thin quantity takes from the soil
! say 200th.. of it. mineral constituents. and by the appli-
ration of arnanodaeal manures only we ma inorrtm the
postince to ten oaks per sere, carrying off 26144. of
mineral constituents of tbe sill. It HI sehltot the soil
mast Jaw proviortiammety aalmmemil or the elifemme
bete. on 20014. sod 25014. Info t. if anyone tante
to *Outwit a 0 iil indefinitely, let him manors that soil
with organic manures free from mineral ingredients.
mid be will dn it Robber et d more recetually than by a
Litho of Morels stops without moure at all. But
what he. I hio to do with the productkm of forage snips?
"thleli thia, I would my, assuming that the tenant Is at
liberty to crop what mut of the farm be likes with nom
so that he dm not pow mots than the allotted gem-
lily, I meld AIM him to amours the rmludniog part
of it with maser. which shall permanently Increase the
fertility of th• mil ; thus, assnitiing the remaining 100
me s to Its In mine greets amp, we suppose onwhalf of
this. that is 100 ama, in tarsi's. The.. bonito Mudd
It. mussed with two mobs of bones to the awe, or
their optivalsot In phominds. ; that is, the fins shoal
be manared onneally with 200 sacks of booms, or tbeir
egaivalont in ra or mem et iiir pboephatis
manure, irreepestim that Is. Myaol saanam, which
may be marls on the form; and if these tarialps are fed
we the farm the land mist hsoome richer hi this.
mineral inaredilods. New with regard to the bay. Oa
siony Finns there are rostrionees aa to selling Om bay,
sod ups set peepared to my this is not wise, exempt
under metals conditions. But then the gnostic* arise..
whether it would DOI be advantageous to the linen',
and, at the some time, not detolleoatal to the form, ml
the leafing rim" allowed to sell a aort.in porno. of the
hay or straw, on the omdittos of bringing hash to the
farm its egaiodeet I. asks, or mune other feeding stole
Amin. If soy peas or beaus are mom on tbs remaining
me-roartla of tbs land, these should be fed wa trbe fans
and not sold off. Circumstances may arise, sash as the
fails,. of Ms alma plonk I. Midi it *mid par the
tenant botter to plant with semi pals. etop i Mill, time
amps Mould ha roshoisod se forme two* Mil es seek 41
sonsunted on the farm. With roved to the masodom of
moans tight-alit bus boon sold that a wellwleariest umant
right wilt!' do away with soy ongsselty for Isms, bat I
cannot am that Ibis is the semi, .. that a tempt reqiires
is out altogether to be paid in, YAM be has &no for his
..re Monitore, bet the post thing bo requires I.
acurity of hollibg. True it is, that ander sons, of oar
large latnitords, espoldly in this eountv, Sensate haws
101.1 on from maeratim to generatiois arithoatimess sod
without ch.nms ; end where a tenant gets node, such
landlords he is gen.-rally set.; bat this is no argument
aminm the grantimi of teams in geoiend, and ray object
hes bees briefly to slate my minim, that whether by
the 'renting of long loom, or a viol digested system of
imant right, the great thhig white a twang he. to lash
io Is security of teettrolaj: oder that he may freely
intro* h;. oat ital. Bat the parting it Moss do
slay with the mosadty ienael right? I think not.
It Om argument hOlds good that the farmer in the last
years of his less. is apt to take out of tb• fans what
Wont he km beso patting into it, mike it worh his
while to tontines his good nossthemosot whether ho
leaven it or NA, aid if them ore soy mirmanimt improve.
1041111111 made by the Umiak dating the latter years of the
tenansy, be aboald bil partly reimbarsed for Ms outlay.
With rooted to game, I look vim this as really a ques-
tion hate. ea Imiload sad Mutat, which ought to be
setthd 'Van the baegain it Stet made. If tenants will
gto and take 00.11 farms, kaowing them to Iss amis. who
have they to blam but themselves if they do sot take
Sham at proportioeste rents? It is abused to Mask, as
*woe people do, that the Legislators einialit itep le end
rivet. let the roantity of ppm.
,Ctanot it man do what
I a lbes with his own I If feed liked to Mack hie
eat .4 with rabbits humid ne with sham, let hilli do in :
bet M this mine time let hlm farm it himself, sad not
let his Loot to. tonsil and then oath it hiitlsolt 'I be
great mess of dimptiment Is Mose landlord and tenant
with rams* to the over preourvatio* of gam is lid.:—
.t farmer gnat to look at a fat.; the fart* plows. him
but be seas there iS game. Be theatioos this to the
landlord. Tim 4044
.m*ll " rtlli I kifitte the!. is
gamy e bat so to the rabbita. I will do my blot to tam
them down, so as sot to do lon any harm." Chs this
moderatos line the farm is tiskea, but tbs rabbits art not
tilled until they have dote the dantiors. After the own
sad gram ate eaten the rabbits are de.troyed. After lb*
bores is .tolsin the stable door is looted. There is
, nattier nM4 sanoYing OS • knalt than to gps Mend his
fams day by alty sod las the destruction ocouimod by
rthhits and bares. sad he powarlom to prevent it. If
landlords would, as a general rule, keep down the ground
gam, or allow the Muni to do an, 1 frisl coarisesd one
of the gloated senses .1 disagreement between landlord
and tenant would be snot tisk and the landlord would
not suffer by ills tbs earl. Where is lb. tomtit who
would tot rajoise to in. his landlord and frielnis enjoy
good sport, provided ha did not Ilnit•T materially by it?
0 itidernen, T on afraid .1 have akhathilid mier petiuncie.
However. 1 hops you .01 06 US *IWO of your Ida., on
the inthj.ct, and it vrill be bard if its the dissmaion of
this ashlect mate good may not trim from it. I do not
expect you bag's, with me in malty of the remarks
which I hive made, aid I hops you will freely express
your opleirmas, for we mast ranember that
Diffsreme of opinion germ Mt to deslarr
That truth It.. somewhere. did we know but whore.
Mr. J. Booze sixoresesd his ossaarroses with this
rebores'. views as to the Insportmes of lees loom. es
momsl pritielph..tbasult he obeitiord the.he bad held
' fait .11 his life Without a kaie. With regard to eat.
4.ration eider a lease, he considered It should be left
entirely to the tamat ealletth few the last few Man,
when it should bit massed on the four. field metre,
for unless • timmt used the lead in is thoroughly
generous masher, ho would injure himmlf. As to
pasture land, of IMMO, there would he a spatial
*greens. nt that sone of it should be broken
up during the isase-pir. Clements; That is ander
moat). Toothiest the this of eatry, be tionaidersd it
delsendol a good deal on the shares/Art of the farm.
vrtother arable, pasture, or dairy, though, as the -hole.
be Weight • Mithitinsas mire prefefable. poi. it
R ant be nosemherted what Wm was to tab* off at that
time, vii.. .11 the throlps, the bay at a imitation, and
ill ibe primmations for the wthat atop, which would
t 0.141 a rather laim outlay. But by soots an entry the
tenant would be enabled to enter upon the ahol• farm
at one., exempting barns, granary. and rick harion.
which would he held by them tenant till the tat
of Illay or any time agree& upon. A. to WINOS right.
1.. 2ilit the hod tenant right was a longlemo Bat
he wed that all permanent improvement during
the Isat four years ought to he raid for, though omen-
'ants In • lease would mitts that lf they bad tenant
I right and an leans, end bad laid out £lOO in • turnip
mop, for that, if taksa off at • valuation, they mold
have so els* on the landlord, hot if taken by sallies-
Him they would be In a poition toed! oss **landlord or
1 tho 'tenni no tenant for the owning, ha Under • Isms
1,. did not think they could at all. If they took a leen
and male a blonds., they taut Aids by it, and he
would advise all ?ammo to mod Mer their loam
Nimbly h•lbre Signing rn.
B. Malmo acitaid Mama* with tiso remarks
of
r. Homo.. He was isislinted to let farms on Imam
for?. 14, or 21 plan, terminable at the espiratioa of f
e_ sars by giving miles a year previeudy, and the oily
04riWon Isti maid mks os to sultioa ma for the
last four years, se that the land witght les left la a
bushanddins mama. Ila Womb' • Misitashms metre
, the simpket thing otdble tallier posemiliab at 12
o'cloask on ths lists Ombra., Ind naviug• Amos for the
, valuation. As to game farm having them or acit was
' a matter for the femme to Amide. For himself no ma
' ahead intims him to lake • farm war* he was set
allowed to hill Si.. rabbits. Rs had had quite monith
mirk bas Of nab • fans. Rs wise temat farmer for
WI mors in Bent, sod me year his leader' paid him
ISO for Ammo dons by rabbits, bed if los had hem
paid IWO, he should not have Man reinaimallod. As
Is repairs, if be were a landlord, be *sold ell repairs
himself. ciampl what were otemehowd by wiffill ismer.
Is asearmloo he mid there was me thing i• this anuarty
he should like t 0... altered. In tom Inathossa btt bad
sees straw takes out which ars. not wortb the merit*,
sad bit meld rather est a light toil thiso to ass it, he
should prefer seeing it after a few Isals had in our
It that bad bad • little Weeks, far then it would hi
mare ment and pentium&
lin (1,3. A. Immo, pointed mit that the " simplieity"
of a Michaelmas .sky involtod a &amp kr a large
which every farmer, thumb allissmise
uusrosghly imitable as a tenant, me met prepared to
pay. 11. did not think Kr. Clments' lava of a Is..
locus, olooel7. 21 year. tormin his st mess was so
*dean et his ssonsad to think It wenld he,
'ss,sllallp es a Ns Whith had bees illmad, end Issi
put the ems thus :—llere is • farm la molt sole's that
Mood of Maier 01,000 • year, it will only realise
lAIOO, mid it Is WIMP. for 21 years terminate at seem ;
the imerming tenant at the sad of Pm or sir years
brought tha Non into nab • state that it wee redly
worth £l,OOO • year ; mold they expo* laadsoedo aot to
tab. advaatme of the lemo—did they expest tiam In
fam, to b. &threat from other mei? If any ef them
could get 0400 a year more for a farm maid thay not
dn It. 'everything depended Mon the agrumsent AM
made. If they took • farm trust* to the IsmOtted 00
Item down the rabbits, and that 'Audited mold gets.
nooy rabbits that by selling be meld gel swamis to pay
his keeperst warm, did they set think be would do it?
It ma their leadoese In judge as M the namable-
sem al the Writs WNW them. sad ream or
memo mosediagly. But the eammetitios for fume
led am to accept mat titnia as as one in his ordinary
mums would igre. to, and thew whss it was dimmered
mot the pluck was as *Macey was mid* As *the
Mieloselmess seta. why, V that was tho bast time, bed
a mew lame number se ths foss in this erountry been
elmogrel toe tubular gain? It eras the tilde( col
al so intesh, park, a large inns at the Meaning cif a
deed hadfmar. Not lid to the alteration. At ti. n.m.
*ma Its agreed that Michaelmas- was • gm/ thne ef
eatry for the laadiords, sad foe tomat ftwheas sielt
awash to take of mirythlas at one* '
Mr. NOM* antatrod Into aa ex of the
difermee bottoms • Lidrility and *atm
to tbe elm* that at the fanner the loam* had thisollb
lay to meat osi his tarot, amil at Mishasimaa be paid the
entwrisiag lomat for it. es that rosily the diffirmas was .
bet mining. As he had said before, the Mot time
depoulsd on the gators of the farm ~ tf • deity 4
them* ay lAdy.d mold Iss mem ontyleasall, but he
I pteferred Ibliptioshassirre an arable faro. ,
The emantraw thimpst long leam allme mold
Is lily farmers in 'sting net their Innen ef oh dd.
A 1... .4 this 11l pore, lot tereallittle in f Miere.
... 0i,,. amexed pia,‘? that would 100 4 sax• ereigs,
He touched oaths other "elastic the mlbjest, gamma
iag views for the tont part sentilar Its Ad.. dr lb.
Homer.
Mr. (SALMI than read,. 1 to the remark. mad*
Whet It. alvooded a Illithsolam enter, he had In VW.
MOM nortiealarly arable farms, Mt In Writ twigitheno
hood daisy latid was geminally jowl With oralds, art
the tiro disairlptiom wer talon toothm H• was out
Pvtistijip wfw-tior • iliabselams miry wet sits mid
one fre • frit. , Tos mirth., torso It wee less
, mald mt. to snssah'of lib Inch at ellialmlasta. as
ve Woe at C‘ndlogi .s. but It mut be remembered
'hat in the later me be would ham borne all the
espouse al winter Imp
A vol. of thsaks m4=l ill WY. Galvin. on dm
amain cif Mr. J. T. samailal br m& .
J A
SolllPeolled thr assdag opribil,

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A opoofast of Obi Owooration yr MIA on Thom
,In loot. Proorot Tim Mayor (O. Canoe, KN.),
Guanaillur• J. P. Aldridge. Vi. Vurtu,o, 0 J. G.
GrilZw• Shod., IC -Doodijob, J. Bulbul,. Nig
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WOLLASTON VILLA
NUowleig Wier, .1016 report frog the
VfolL.ten &Ad silage euumit4olo. was 02., fiat
business :

" Dcar derirrd by Mr. R. WiII 0
J.(0.11, yes that be comma. to Ow. op lathe 1.•."'
Carnal • pordes of also Ina 4 rmininel by them to
widen the entrance/ ot tbe lnlewirl rw road (ton.
Cbasleortreet to Um aotith Walk, ektendl"k if(rn
front of the storelioaas, to Ch.rleir street, right feet in
the meth, carving from OWNS to lA* miter osll of hi.
adjoining entrainii.Charh•-•treat. I mu Nabs
roquo-swi to et.to that 11r. Wibiams has no objection
build a wall on his owe hod adjoining tbe int ndrd
maw road, throask the Wollaston garde.. —I sok k,e.,
rib "0. B. Hisxusa.
" 0. Canna, 11.. q., Mayor."
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The Maio& said that in oossequonce of that
letter the Committee were coiled tAirthlwi and the/
elated th• alto of the new rood. They thought
that the Curve in the road would be who, sharp if
only eight test were taken in as at first pr.,poood,
boa agreed to make it tool,. feat.
The Committee's report cursed. Being actions
that the Wollaston field estate should be rendered
Available f. .r building purposes, and ilt," Lb°
awl...Misr thereto should be properly made, and
toe retaining wall on the northern boundary of the
estate be effectually emsered, they bad WA Newel
touenitations with Mr. C. It. Henning, the 'elicitor
and agent for IL Will Hisq' se well as with Mr.
assin the premed Wont of the old eindlehewles
sod tie Committee were gratified to be able to
state that Kr. Williams, through Hr. Henning, had
consented to • proposal of theirs for improving dm
entratie• to W °Huta& field from Cluirlosstreet, and
alao to the Column to depoei: chalk ea the north
aide of the boundary well, on condition that it be in
• sloping bank, eovered with turf, aod be oomplated
by the lot Itaieb seri, avid that • boarding or fence,
be kept at the Wall till holism ate built on the
mono* taoccepied budding lota. The Committee
feeling the importance of is come proceradius with
Me wick, had instructed the Surveyor to preemie
pleas and specifications of the work to be done, and to
Nene boodnills inviting headers. Such plans wed
epeoificistimis, with the Madan &seamed, would be .
laid before the Council, and the Committee trusted I
that the cieoaesary orders for doing this work would
be at once given. A suggestion was made to the
Committee that ieascoush se all the money agreed
to be borrowed foe the new Corn•Elohange would
. not be immediately required, • portion of the same
might be made available fe the improvement of the
Wollaston field "date, until "soh time aa the Com-
mittee could ascertain the amount required to tiniab
the work, and when it would be desirable to borrow
the requisite sum on the security of that meats to
ropey the mime; thee soggeations the Committee
dewed to submit for the consideration of the
Comma
The )(area said that at the oommittee meeting
he thought the whole amount for the Corn•Exchang•
(12.800) would be borrowed in one aim, hut be had
since twist from the Town Clerk that £l,OOO would
he borrowed at first, and the remainder as it wee

rugsired.
Mr. Onesoity mid that it would be ',regent-Sl* t.•
obtain the money for Improving the Wollaston-Sad
estate by a separate lata.
The oat of the proposed improvement was
estimated at £3OO.
Mr. Tattoos considered that as there existed
already a road tete the town from that neighbour.
hood not 100 yards from the one no* preened, it
would belaying out £3OO to very little pumas*.
Mr. Bisaor said it wee generally oonsbiered this
would by an improvement; besides, the road wee
part of the scheme. Mid *as devaluated to be made
with the lesseholdere.
Mr. Viacom said they might alter the scheme,
hut suit was iooluded in the onvenanta of the lessen,
it, anoints, could Dot be departed from.
fteverA tenders were opened for doing the work.
Vreuog objected to the irregularity of
tenders being invited by order of • committee.
instead of guider the direction of the Council, as •
dangerous precedent.
Ms. A LDKIDOI concurred, and expressed an
opinion that the aot of the oommittee was illegal.
The Macon said there was nothing illegal, booms
there was nothing to be done ezoipt by the Cmsail ;
anti there ente nothing done irregularly by the sem.
nilttee, etorpt ordering the pnnbag of • few hand-
bills. He was willing ti take his share in the
responsibility of ordering them, and to pay for them
, out of his own withal.
Mr. Amanitas aed Mr. V taros said that their
only object wee to have the business of the Council
sondooted scoordies to order.
Mr. Onsiloar said the prompt aides of the eiom.
Wow. would save coosideralge espouse. for at this
time labour woo thaw oouslei
get the work done for ID per omit lase money than
they °mad two months hews. U. moved that the
report, with the aseeptien of the last claws relating
to the ass of the money to be borrowed for the
Corrilgrobange, be adopted.
Mr. DVMPUSH seconded the proposition.
Mr. A LDIIIXIII toova4 that the waders invited be
now rainiired in aotordanoe with the report of the
committee, though advertised irregularly.
Mr. plasma t That is" irregularity" reflood
Mr. Vsacos seoonded the motion. d

Mr. Daemon : What is it for?
'Phi MAYOR: Ii RI • rap on the humbles for the
Committee's imerflatity. Sat we were aware it was
irregular, and it wall only dcue to save time and
ransom. It was at a conunittae of the whole
Council, and all knew whet was going to be I:sought
forward, so they should bare attesded.
Tim adoption of lb. report was carried, with Mr.
Vernon a dissent/et.
Dr. ALDRIDGE'S CDOIRRI WWI MAO OIWIRM.
Tim tender of Mama Pope and larva, Doreheelar,
was atmepted.
A letter was read from Mr. John Wellspriag,
Mulder, relative to the relax way of the northern
Imandary wall, at the back of Mr. P. Look's bonen
It was admitted that the &nue, had beau dome by
the settlement of the work Mr. Walloping had
built on and near the boundary wall, and he asked
hat the Cotton' should re build that, and be would
re-erect what be bed placid upon it at his own wet.
Th• Queued eunoarred in t 6 opinion that it was
newer oiatempistad tbs boundary wall should be
?LOU spot:, and dsalined to esterteis the applica-
tion.