The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

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-ANCITST ORDIRON Foozwrons.
",ere ef the " Court Progress"
fan, have annoonoed their
ifeetival on Monday. the 214
July. it will be formed. beaded by the
Hine Vol...aver-Band, (by the kind permission of
Captain Kitidersia), and the Drum and Fife Bend
(Oy permiesion of seers. Greening and Drake) and
proceed to Ail Saint's Church, where a sermon wile
be preached by the RAW. J. P. F. Davidson,
behalf of the Widow and Orphans' Fund. After
sorrier* the procession will re-form and perambulate
the town, and then proceed to Wollastoo Field.
where dinner will be provided. The after-pert ef
the day will he devoted to festive mirth-the !edition
lasses tripping on the " light fantastic toe," while
those of more sober age, looking on She joyous ensue,
will recount the days of their , (tier life, and tell
o'er the Utilities ilseillse enjoy wit not
Writider dor en-losppro
3111117! Vaa 413.11 11110 ikWersi"ht
struck ~.9,„ II wise, wat hare the opportunity
ofsWwesoi 'Wei; ne.0..1.‘ itt her shrift, anti • &Met,.
trap-hell, and other. rnea wi,ll not he wanting.,
Mit* rlkli More foe Aid ws
0 tftwatifigit,iwaither will be pro ens.
a alas excellent society insoy be
greatly benefltted by the gathering.
DENNlNaries az; Ex worry .—The awards of the
juries will be deolared at a Sista Ceremony on the
11th July=We hope to be present. as it wift be •
mat treat** us to'ise "the Old Lady of West High
'Katy° her prises. Of course "Mrs.
Ctirnerrete" expects a special notice from Her
Mbreet.'s representative, a full report of which will
appear in our journal,.
WIN Is TO as AIMS/MAN ?-Mr. Tapp having left
Donnelley, we 'oppose hie pines in the Council
Chamber-. wlit hove to be mImI, and we hope the
town will take mil* pfihhiglise " right MIA in the
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en ..4SORORISffrEIt TOWN COUNCIL.
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ceeleasLet
_g of the Town Council we held on Wed-
n ~ asis Aillaswiewatiers present were: The Mayor;
AAElCatrioanhe sod Machold, sted Cooncillors
1, Bassett. StemetitantostAlkldridge,
Ttaltarelf*Of neldttrbgabnii*llllllllll dimmed.
Trtbi siNelleagoli reported the animism. of
se ' noisome's, which had been before
re ' falai": Stantolithosight that Where nsisaneus
h ' Igen apnoea. and notion given withost
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pr. smug any effect, the parties neglecting to e=
eititi,lilLuralittiersonessesed. It was
to brigg Gass before-the Board time after time,
and telln after month. Me also stated that he had
to -coMplain of a nuisance in the parish of Fording-
toss7This red in front of his house, for instant.,
unquote likes farm berme than a public highway;
being-vevered to the depth of three inches with
niPmfe; , Be thought it was a little too bed
that ;hilt the rade in Dorchester were clewed
tendon - titre a week, the carts should be sent into
Foisliagnii but once, especially as there was a large
eniaullef • pniplarty rated in fordington that re-
ceived...no benefit whatever. Re eselaimed.against
the ilrifttniessithst was apparent The road an front
of TS* bouse,—to which he had already referred, as
an esemplo to other cases, had bees dreamed bot
oriebfarthe bat three months. —The Mayor said he
°mid g! no explanation why there should he so
great-aerepis made ;there ceiely ought not to
belsilllffliik sure that there wet no with in any
paitref the members to legislate diffsiremtly for Do.-
cheese} *tdkordinston.: Per hiectwn partite could.
mrtlialtlie did not 'lrish to favour one portion of,
thr .4.. More Mien *nelik*Oli? 64 flt It-
owir, •IC hie "offibial capacity week •
believe, the other members of, the Board syrups-
poreal
th' a liMiTiliiena —llr. Btanton, mid ha had
m "Wmagle to conpeqiierioa of the continuance
of stiiiiiige after having brought the question
be t e 13mwd at the last meeting. It was then
stataLas the -season the roads had not been
sciiiiiiie oftener was the want of carts; but he
thoughtthe taro districts ought in justice to be more
equally proporstqaedaal lalt:liwkee move
that tbgplopiiti f 1030 C , eeery "Weer a
note Tay.' .The Mayer asked w E Stanton
wassireperst to -biairethe treelike in thitbafirle g
theseTtgaliSigapcin mid nothinghothees
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doe -4MI-r .4 lonised a month ago, - lie
all seompieleadWfirrtierbsetis • " 'PettlM:
toil afteritightleffeler . ' jTtb4e..
ter peodp AlMktr *a
tropePffm. AlfghitirP 110 across their
stream, rts piece the carpets upon. Last Saturday
he wig jp;111, superintendent of polioe,in cones.'
qnence of people Prating carps ts in the walks at 8.
o'cloukinethessuening.,•-SupevietendentPouncy said
he giagt,gek tad found they were men Wagging to ,
tbe-TOirnaiy..The'llti'yor said he could my they
wearellanhakingssepons for his.. With regard tis
the roads in l'onlingten, he thought it btit fair that
they should look it their Mate at the present time,
from what they were before the adoption of the
Board of Health Act, and he had no hesitation in
saying that there wag *a comperisin- In be made be-
tween than now aad •at - that time. When Mr.
Stanton infanta& that hide As dcfina to the-roads in
Fordington,le iiinatioilwrilitel,to he permitted to set
him right, aselargist . 'ettr,if the ratertgrere spent
In Fonlington Phuin lobseter„ and if the roads
were not so good In the fervor Aiserice it the latter,
it must be 'scuts tiod' dust the Imegth of the
roads sae meth ' 'in ' ifordini*e than ha
Dorchester. -Mr. Stanton said that with regprd to
smvengine. those:rulings and slumping* from the
roads e owlirklemply. repay them for the labour.
After some discussion, it sae mama that the
Strmarletembellie should be requelted to take the
Deasy* Metor for the more elision seityinging ef
the highways
,in For,diugtou. •
Sevettl -sipPliMtions for private- drainage were
ace .ded tot--- - - -
The 3sitt :zit also rd.
d. It-yeferred
to ,sri , received notiee to lay
down' Ind cii and ' not O.impli-d.—Tba Mayor
said Nut oases oaths,e were what Mr. Mantas
had ',retied to. —Mr. &Aston said that he did not
dearelhat the B.ardishoidd deal handily towards,
any Pitßies, hut it was melees for them to sit there
if their "orders for carrying out the sanitary regula-
tionsW3lietown were *Otto La-attended to. —lt au
enliseilliiily iiisedvillt Vitt tiellsiiiiers beinotruetent
to msay>retkishe works, aril cbargeithe um. bilis
severs Ss in the **eat ofibidr Mit
the thttitin'hand at one..
Thgaisegrier also reported On the watiepOsit
the town. - The Conerunpmen el% .11.04 'Ai Poullvai
time isigagias- 200 100. Alms per day. , glow
were .now 573 houses supplied. 5.5 premises for trade
purl...sea, on eight of which the water was consumed
by meter. The average consumption per bonse was
127 gallons per month. The working cat for
supplyr the town will water was a fraction more
than 1 .1:.- per thousand gallon% Hitherto the tank
at the4-.0% onse was not water tight, but it had now
been w., and the consequence was the oon-
tromptiottthere was greatly lessened. For example,
in the tregiiilknj afloat mun'h the empumption at
the gathomip "pi; 85,000 aglip ngtier seek, where,
as for the; Wet, two weeks it bad men only 4.0011'
gallonailleMayor said the fact that so much enwilky
• qiianti*-I‘, water was now required at the vis.
house than heretofore fairly raised the question with'
regard Vaupplying water for prelim —Mr. Coombe
said he diil not wish tor one momegt.,to
,quarrel
with the act-hr 'ilati" Ciiiiiieff in- ' prohibiting water
for the use of wade* %lit be would Ito to boo* if Os
o oration e ent elmoly• deffeet trrloo. He simply sett d
it for his warn information, sei hominid seared, monads
what :ipitearipi4ig. loot ao faoyob. 04 injoy 94id fog
washiiirrrtligeiTYlionbi to conaprod *OM employed
for don. laic perro W.,,, waigege *OK esisdfilr water ng
a smell al ri . ollgarden was not.,The Clerk @Mlle petal
WWI II 4°4',
Coned n t 'a , ‘ Artgtricei
of the '', • ' this i
.' a axa leaf!
other alt l. 11,' : ' 4el&,Cla which
,they
fixedt '
For a i ' ir .
0 _.. re* .. ahem
• moo 'ti : este •,' washing done op 2
Prete, ': .401,. of water eonamaed wo .. .
wry • at with What was consiess,
solidi fhti the -rental where I
was large, and the ww.ldeg done at'lloreb.
in the ilsoll Seem sisal etiramit porneesolooddei4
of the large Wm, *helms tbe-Peoptioter ad the
hotpw would hove fosw cruet ewe to pv —ghe cl.eh
add them mast always he inetualift-s, and the model/
iegyie,riSe irec.i.rate wai fixed by
~ the Aet.---Mr
Tt Stanton nlidiall* dints** inienl Awiipielfinidap
rated ? 7101:qr jogii3 that unfertemsely they were
not, i • the l'our perfidies were di rated upon
seipir its ' . the only remedy would be that they
▪ m 1 i leasnestaiel be one parka upon the same hens.
Sir . L eisiermemed; that the sere charges shoot I he made
for g.Vs Sr wear smile by the Weyreoeth Water
Como. adifalt essasililay SO yards, 2e. per year; over
50, and ebora:xlial ,160 lg IM yard; Se. : einsediet, BA
and u..tel 404 vire", 4a.; exceeding 130 and
not elc4~olowlo.o asidid. for every 100 yards in
excem of 200.—0 r. Aldridge itseouded the resolution.
—Mr. Stanton °bloated to the rains for garden
purl.... Iliewww news and pardon. for example, were
rated str--614selows -so im- -, the rating wieldha
£2O . y ; I ~ and if he,
p-id th mit seer for Ida
garden .' " Aid be horse
for . gardens

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