The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07 00:00:00

&Howie, lila to drew teak ad *endue his the
best w 4 In distils be theca them over. Ids bad
bad 'Very opieetheity of andisers adage epos
Ithlribdod.
the garter filisid. He r. ) should Im very
honey to be relieved fro. al 'impassibility Se the
matter. He thought if Ir. Corks or Mr. Audrews
were in litigation against him they meld sot forelimb
him with copies of the case and opiniost—Mr. Conant'
thought there was • greet referees* between &alba
with private indithinah and public bodies. If private
individiels when the* were involved ie litigatiou only
put their heas together; thetp. woad not be half the
litigation theta was. He could not alledeted that
there warn anything is that. thin aro
whirl, the Council meld so ffer.— Mr. fleiges
proposed that the ore sad opinion be teed la
the enlightenment of the Connoil, but that no copy be
given to Mr. User. They were hero to wet fairly sad
honestly, bat he hoped the difficalth might be sealed
without there being • plaintiff sod &heart
in the matter. On that amount he Omagh, it would be
best to continuo this discussion with the case sad *sire
, isla el, the tilde for the perusal of the Corea but if It
I Game to giiring, • copy to Mr. Ikon they mast vote
✓am it—Mr. Come said as it wee the of their
legal adviser that they should not futiett. dots-
, mints to Mr. linear, lea thought they would be very
1 hellish if they did no—Mr. Andrews remarked that the
peeper rem seemed to be for the Town Clerk to reed
the MO and opinion, no that gentlemen might be
esehled to form their opinions on the mat He should
get be thie to vas upoa an opinion which be had WM/
heed reed—Mr. Thetheish aid be led always hese
istieded with the opinion of tba Tows Clerk, and upon
that he thought they might to rest —Mr. Freed said his
belief was lithe document was gives to Mr. UN/ he
wad say laugh at them for their weakers.—Mr.
Alikilio believed that if the thinks was not Waisted
I. Mr. ilia it would be made krona to him all the
same. At the last diseemion on this matter be took
the mane view as Mr. Coombs and be believed the
Climath had no right to withhold from say member of the
Heard an opines which bed been takes. Mr. Billell
10.11 adviser was aesseni. no that it woad set Shit
the stivestatios w they let bine have Sera or net—
*. obee-ved that the report which the SOU.
whir &v. to the Clothed was nasalisese, them
Men they thee . repaid upon the eraser he err to •
&ilea rote. 1 emninittos the appointed memo time
nme—a emennites In *bide he believed the Omega had
elLand
It would be foolish to rased free
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dgeri quessise testelgar the sepia.
ills
the dipole right he °a
residored it iar 4: 14
edent to 'rata •
did ea think they woad be toting is the Vas the
avert They had good striders on the seldeet —Mr.
dadrews said, if Oa Clerk theta Dot reed thiltill end
every mem rest ber des.. The rides was
Lialls.aseded over ti Kr. Andrews, who passed it for •
thill' hag time, and jotted down the poises it eon-
bird. —The Mayor remarked that his wish
use to reshot the saes so that Mr. Frew
should not have any oases al complelat
*dart the Board. If, however, their legal adviser
theieett that by 'Bowie, the opiates to be ma& hewn,
It woad be prejadisial to the interests of the C
Mee, than he should decline doing no. He wetTraach.
give Mr. Err a copy for his private us, but let the
ithe and opinion be read, sad let the world know wield
Is wes.—Tte (Bark remarked that if proceedings should
I be lain another day, be hoped the Ceara would re-
lieve blie hoes all rseponsibility as the raker, and thee 1
1 =dto give an outlier of the oplielen.—Mr.
after reading a portion of the report of the ,
ethernitim, said he thoright lie WOOOll made by Kr.
hearers was one *pion whist they ought to vote,
isprially after the opinion expressed by the Town Clerk.
lit was his (IlLr.Flodgees) wish to ea in this ore, self it
ses his own individual one. If be was about to ions-
mom en Wise in which be had • delis to proem&
=tarty, and thought it WY well founded, and
his ors to omensol upon the grows& se width
he thesgbt be was in a position to Gaon' it, he sitrald
net forward a copy of counsel's opines to his
They were now soling in defence of the polio=
el the borough, and it was their duty to SAO GSM are
tztliorevenues were laid upon all persons witheed
ate
on, and in • manner which our predecessor had
&se. The revenues were under the shares of the
Creel, and if they were called upon to enforce, these
he hoped they would be sestanad in the discharge of
liar duty. In daisies they woad be only doing what
they were booed from there to thee to do, and
,18/011191 as their predecessor, bad done. gills;
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had to do so it yoga he • direlietir of duty on their
pert. but be hoped nth an aelorturte proceeding
woad not be neesesazy. He could not see
why the party should he furnished with 060
ease and opinion; it woad be aililf•11 if Mr.
Herr amid say that be would be broad by that opinion.
Therelere be was prepared to lake his share of there.
speasibility if the ore should be proceeded with
spinet Mr. Naar. He cothooded that the areal
stood in the rens position with regard to revenues
as the lord of • manor, and that if one individual
was exempted from payment all would skim
exemption. sad the resat would be that the
market tolls meld fall and be placed in jeopardy.
Mr. Aldridge said all would admit that if certain tolls
were due to the Coastal, it was their duty to anions
them. The difference of opinion was whether the
opinion of mune& which had been obtained should be
breathed to Mr. linear. He thought it should, and
=vote for Mr. Coombs's time. —Mr. Hodges
Mr. Coombs if he would furnish an opinion to an
opposite party. —Mr. Coombs wanted to know if any
one could tall blin what Mr. Err could not get. He
could obtain the charters by paying for them—Kr.
Hodges: Then he ought to gut them—Mr. Andrews
cribs agreed with the rlce of Kr. Hodges, that
there was no man in the Comical who did not wish to
do hie duty, and he hoped they would all do so, but to
do that duty honestly they must know tiro what
grounds. Here were certain charters sod conneeTo
opinion taken upon them. Then there the a ratepayer
who said "show me that I am bound to pay those tolls
and I will deal fairly with you." Could a man take a
fairer cowrie than that This was a matter of
principle: thin could be no tesbnicelitir in it. It
was a great principle, yea or nay—wee the Corporation
entitled to arisen tolls. If they were entitled, it
was their duty to enforce them; but if they thought
proper to make some arrangement with Kr. Hasa,
Wore doing so they ought to show him their position.
In siwort of his argument Mr. Andrews cited the
removal of paupers from one pariah to another, and said
that, with the view of having things conducted fairly,
the Court required that the party wishing for the
removal must state upon what grounds they wanted it
to the other party. If the Council were gadded to tolls
ender thaw *barters, they ought to dads the
Information to thaw who wished, the aims es was
required by the Legislature between parish and parish.
The Council had a groat principle to maintain, and
they ought to show Mr. Ewer their claim to the tolls.
He was • ratepayer, and had ea much right to know as
be (Mr. Andrews) bad. —Mr. Hodges said that Mr.
Snow was only required to do what had been done for
TOO years past, to make a small payment of la. 6d. per
sere for sheep. Be Ina only asked to do what was
Agee brew, one else, but he declined to do so as he
streldered be was entitled to exemption —Kr. Andrews
legged pram Mr Roar only wanted to know what
the claim wth—The Mayor wished it was possible for
the Council to sot unanimously, and endeavour by some
means or other to arrange the matter amicably : but in
such • way as would prevent any thugs being made
=them attires, da Ils wished their legal
could join with him in the espied=
a making the dominions public. The
eissidered the discomith which had taken plane,
had absolved him from any farther proceedings.
Mr. Andrews could fully eadererad Mr. flyrarces'a
position. He (llr. Arkews) woad not sit in his plass
tilt wee wimple/ by any one that Mr. byroads vast.
he troth nand era and amused of doleg that width
be Arid net have dna It was a matter only el fair.▪
and essamon jetties,. rid they meat not, deal with
It as lilt was a are of Nei Pries. The proceedings
quite aleolaid Mr. Ayers& her any future premed-
iega—Mr. Coombs dried theta private ithestioe upon
• private right was applisable to this matter.—Mr.
Clare said he ahead net vote against the opinion of
their earl adviser. —Mr. Damask did not see why the
Conseil shade eel essthry ie this ire hem any oleic.
—The Clerk remarked, that he @testa not think of
asking Mr. Coombs to give lam a copy of his ceased
ersion, brass, be did set *Lek he wield do so. Mr.
orials replied that reeled roe eircanthancia. If the
Coaled ran into esnonair litigation the town would
want to kale what the feels were, sad if their claim
was jest it ought to he oi.loreed.—llr. Dreads ex.
promed his belief that It,. Amino% would be the last
, WIWI in the world he 'how his opposer his WOO. • Altar
: sere farther cormastion, the Mayor put Kr. Coombs's
1 mottos, "That s copy of the saes, end *aka be oak
rigid to Mr. or, kw his ..aeidsentlon. Coosa
dirties it was rojestod, Misesrs. Osembit, Mandela,
Martha, the Aldridge. voting in favour of the
made.; the Wryer. and Masao. Lithenish, =
Nar a Beseett, Froth, and Mama
—Mx. Maridel.s segos was also thet,"Mi .raseltell Is
being negatived, Maths. Manisa, Coombs, =NV
Lahr's, voting. is fever of it, and lIIISIMS
Threnhh, Hodges, Blisherp,
_Pend. Bennett,imal
Mare Agatha. Mr. 'kith raw to
that the report al the comesitles be resolved. Irt":
one hewn up by a sereater is eters he believed the
Conseil had soolideees, sal they had takes great pains
In obtaining the beat informagen upon the retie
docemestswhich mould begot The deitheithe had ideas
their report sued it was an ansalinons or. He thenglede
therefore, the Oseasil were bowed toreethe the
and mord it Is the rim% book.—Mr.
seceded the propositiom.—.Mr. Hodges hoped after the I
Dieeption of the report, end this sessideratioe of this
quad= which must attracil the attentios of Mr. Ewe
from the publicity which would be gives, thud the
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adored, enty neseived.—Mr. &Wroth sad it the the
era may that when • repth wee reinked is inert le
be adopted. There were some very otroag expreadsse
In it, shish wise thews, " that it is the day of the
body to premed to faros the tolls V Mr. Ether throbl I
stall refuse to peg them." He (Mr. Mame=
bolero the Owthell involved themselves la
they Atha re what could be dose, and for this moose
it was that he peupoeed that the report okra may lis.
received and sot sdopted. If the report was thapited
they woulii not becarrying out the reser seeglitelee I
of the committee In sedeavouriag to come to add-
cable t They sat os • geseral Hord mil '
if they'll:2Zr a report they mad adopt it, or meek
is our duty to so, but de net die 11.—The
hoped the sounall would not naive • report:a
then allow the matter to drop. —Mr. ll '
a:preened a wish that the Council woulda
ad hastily In the matter The report would be
ith_ra tlit= Ur pellet/ alt the press,
Pe= ' rase Mr. ZOOG/ to erre to semi
ava arrangement.—Mr. Andrews said it wee •
very serious ratter to Mr. lbw that eit
aridings should be taken by the 411•1001111 for
the prisent Whin • Trott of • eathalkee
was rathived, lie skids it was aided WI it use'
the duty of the Conned is adores the tolls, melees
Woath epos that report they were resod MOW
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