The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03 00:00:00

DIVIDED PARISHES.

LOOLL INQUIRY.

Au oariatry was held by Mr. Beidler's Fleming.
llaspootor from the Local Governmeut Board, in the
iiloard.room of the Deadline, Union Workhouse, ors
Thursday, under On Divided Parishes sad Poor Le
A.,..am050 Lot, 1878, end the Poor Law AM. Idnw.
The waiving of Fordie, lremptou, Promo
Vomitus* Holy Trinity (.Aemer), Piddlehinto
Plddlotown, Winterborne Moakton, and Winnebago
in the Dorchester timoe, ere dlvkled
jthj the meaning of the above Act% by
memos of certain parte of etvls whims being detached
or Pearly detached from the remainder' or hong other
win so situated is to reader the relief of thane in.
or lb. local gover o,mant ~ such parts Is eon audios
with the residue of lb. said parishes neon t, sad
his ham proposed, in pu-snace of the said Acts, that
eon of the mid parks of the se'd parkins should be
esparMed from the perish to whi-lt 1100 w belongs sod
be amalgamated with won adj doing parish, or other.
wise dealt with ander the said Acts. Among nom
ware s—Mr. A. H. Lock, representiog the
mos of the Dorchester Unites ; Mr. Baropeon,
bons the Aim of the Clerk of the Poem, Bbeeborne ;
Mr. lailk,Bramlartor ; Mr. H. B. Middleton. Promo.
boa ; Mr. HodukU, mon., sad Mr. Balton, Joe.. Byer.
ehet ; Mr. Loveless and Mr. 0. Mayo. Paddlehnton
Mr. G. ilyesoads, Wink-borne Moaleton_.. Mr. W. H.
Drassa, jam, Paddletown ; Mr. W. H. Doming,
Oittrialhatat ; Mr. IL J. Day, atedkol oSoor ton
Fordlagtoo p... 14 Mr. onovrpor of two,
• W. 'l.. A. roam, atelathitt oversaw,
sod Mr. Oole, from th is °Hoe at
E:2 .Aimirrars, Odes. Mops of the redoes
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essonal lb, molly prodaosd by

lbs usistaat overseers, and ths proposed alterations
were considered in detail by the lospeotor, who took
note of soy objections raised. The parish of Frampton
was the first t sken.—The Inspector said there were
four divided We of this pariahs-11r. Lair stabil that
the total acreage of the pariah wee 8 454 axes, sod
the proposed alterations would riot tate away so much
Is 50 acres.—Piddlshinton—Tbe Inspector said then
wu btu ate divided part of this pariah, which was
nearly surrounded by Poddletown. —The itcastioa with
regard to this parish was whiting • farm called
, Mugu. of 668 scree, rat•able valise £570, should be
anulgunated either partly or wholly with Puddletows
—Ur. Luaus thought it would be iacioneealent time
Illattre should be j Mud to Paddled Aro, and that it
would be prefesabl• that the intermediate portion
should Lakes to Piddleigatoa rather than to Puddle-
towa.—lt was stated that Um wimp of Pad iletown
Wu 7.653, and that of Ptidishintos 2,244.—Holy
Trinity, Doroluster—The Impactor Mated that that.
was a detached part of this parish lying between
Fordlagton mad Bradford Ferrell, but it was not
entirely surrounded by any other parish.—li appeared
that the popidatios of this &imbed part is 710,
rarebit raw £147 10a. and screw
The Inspector observed that he supposed. when
it came to be desalt with, then could be so
question that it ought to go to Furdington.—lt
WI. °blotted to this arrangement that the parish
of Holy Trinity had paid off its Burial B srd loam,
and that if the portion referred to were j.ined to
Fordington, it would have to contribute to the Burial
Board of that pariah. —la the case of south's detachod
Owe of Holy Trinity, which is in Use parish of
Fordiagtows sad oacuPlad by Mi. Mums, it was
midst-stood that it should g 0 ti the latter parish.—
Fordington— Men ia one Situ:bed portion of this
pieta, which joins • detached portion of Holy
'l'rinity and the perish of Charminatm. The rateable
value is O. —The Inspector remarked that this would
naturally go to Cluirmineter.—Frome Vauchuroh—
Hers Lieu is one detached portion, situate betwesa
the parishes of Evershot arid Oudot sk. Th. pro-
perty beluga to Lady Oglasider, who was repreesoted
by Hr. Lsigh.—Mr. Sampson pointed out that if the
deuced portioa were joinst tr Outistoolt ii would
alter the highway, PattY srationals and poittog
districts, but if thumbed to E varah.t it would alter
nutiting.—The Inspector thought it would be mse
coneaulent in every way to join it to &earshot than
to Cattistock, at it was nearer to th• former parish.—
The acreage was stated to be 133, and the reliable
eau £l3B, but there was no popolatios.—Winter-
borne Steepleton—Yr. W. Fitul‘ toe °maw of this
perish, said that there was • piece of the pulpit situate
In Fordiagtoa, near the mill. Tee Inspector
remarked that Colossi Jame' hllOlll2MiOll was that
ft dni not pay any rates, mad was not claimed by any
Nrish. He thought It ovoid to better to add it to
L'ordiugtoo.—The only other matters enquired into
referred to urban rights of " funaltate with regard
to soma email portions of laud io the parishes, of
Frampton and Winter-horse Moncktoo.—The enquiry
lasted surly three bolus.