The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

CATTLE PLAGUE.

COUNTY OF DORSET, DIVISION OF BRLDPORT.

AVE, the undersigned TIJSTIOES of the
PEA CE, acting in and for the Petty Sessional
Disision of Bridport, in the County of Dorset, this day
assembled in Petty Sessions, at the Townhall, Rridport,
DO HEREBY, under and by Virtue of an Order of
Her Majesty's most Honorable Privy Council, dated the
23rd day of Novssinsa last, DECLARE that it is
expedient to prevent the removal of all Cows,
Heifers, Bulls, Bullocks, Oxen. Calves, Sheep, Lambs,
and Goats, with the view to prevent the spreading of
the Cattle Plague, to any Market or Fair, or to any
place whatever within the said Petty Sessional Division
of Bridport, for the purpose of Exhibition or Sale, until
the first day of hfkaolis next. Provided that nothing
contained in this declaration, or in the said Order in
Council, shall be held to prohibit any person from
exhibiting or selling on his own land or premises, any
animal belonging to him which has been on such Land
or Premises for not less than 14 days previous to such
Sale.

And we do FURTHER DECLARE, that it is
expedient, till the said ant day of MARCH, that the
before mentioned animals shall not be brought from
any other pars of the said Petty Seaaional Division ; and
we hereby give Notice, that any person removing any
Cow, Heifer, Bull, Bullock, Ox, Calf, Sheep, Lamb, or
Goat to any Market or Fair, or any place whatsoever
within the said Division, for the purpose of
exhibition or sale, or r.oeiving, exhibiting, buying,
or selling any such Animals so brought or sent,
or bringing or sending any such Animals from any place
in Great Britain beyond the said Petty Sessional
Division, into any place within the said Petty Sessional
Divison, after the publication of this notioe; and every
person offending against the said Order in Council will
be liable to • penalty of not exceeding £2O for every
offence.

List of Parishes and partsof Parishesin the said Division
—Allington (such part as lies without the Borough of
Bridport), Askerswell, Beaminster' Bradpole (such part
as lies without the Borough of Bridport), Buratock,
Broadwinsor, Bettisoombe, Bothenhampton (snob part
as liee without the Borough of Bridport), Burton
Bradstook, (mu* part as lies without the Borough of
Bridport,) Beerhall, Cheddingtow, Chardatock, Cora-
, oombe, EastChelborough, WastChelborough, Chticombe,
Chideock, Charmouth, Catherston Leweston, Hook,
' Halstoek, Hawkohoirch, Loden, Idapperton, hfortertoo,
Marshwood, Netherbury, North Poorton, South Perrott,
Pilsdon, Poorstook, Stoke Abbott, Stanton St. Gabriel,
Byrsondsbary, (inch part as lies without the Borough
of Firidport), hipton Gorge, Thornioo iibe, Wambrook,
Widditeli (such part as lies without the Borough of
Bridport), Whitohurch Canonioorum, Wootton Fit:-
patine, Wrakall, Lyme (such part as lies without the
Borough of Lyme).
Dated the aeoond day of December, 1866.
(Signed) JOSEPH GIINDRY,
W. FIOUNSELL.

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CATTLE PLAGUE. = I
-or the authority of an Order by the Lords of Het
Majesty's Privy Council, dated the twenty-third day
of November, one thousand eight bundrad and sixty-
fire, and made by virtue and in exercise of the
powers given by an Act passed in the Sesaion of the
and 12th years of Her present bfajeety's Reign,
chapter UR, fatilmled, "An Act to prevent, mita the
first day of september, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty, and to the end of the then text session of
Parliament, the spreading of contagious or infectious
disonlers amougat sheep, cattle, and other animals,"
whirl Act he. &Ma bees from time to time continued

by divers subsequent Act; and lastly by an A.
pained in the Session el the liS and 29 years of Its
znign otUar parent tfejeeiri altesiterliti
_
LATHEREAS s oontagious or iaeotious di*

comprises the eh or places follow-
-
log, namely :—Abbotsbary, Athelhampton, Bincornbe,
Bradford PevereLl, Broadmayne, Broadway, Bockland
Itipers, Bisrlestone, Charm:utter, Chiokerell West,
Chilfrome, Compton Abbas (or Wait), Compton Valence
(or Kast), Dewlistr, so much of the parish of the Holy
Trloity, Dorchester, as lies without the boundary of the
Municipal Borough of Dorchester, Evershot, Fleet,
so much of the Parish of Fordington as lies without the
boundary of the said Municipal Borough of Dorchester,
Frampton, Frome Vauchurch, Kisgston Russell,
Knighton West, 14:ngton Herring, Littiehredy, Litton
Cheney, Longbredy, Maiden Newton, Melbury Samp-
ford, Ounington, Owermoigne, Piddlehinton,
Piddle-
town, Portesham, Portland, Pozwell, Preston and
Sutton Points, Puncknowle, so much of the Parish of
Radipole as lies without the boundary of the Mn,Mcipal
Borough of Weymouth and Meloombe Beer, Ram-
pishani, Stafford West, Stinaford, Stretton, Swyre,
Tincleton, Toiler Fratrum, Toiler Poroorum, Toddle,
Efpwey, Warmwell, Wateroombe, Whitoombe, Winter-
borne Abbas, Winterborne Came, Winterborne Herring-
stone, Wintorborne hionkton, Winterborne Saint
Martin, Winterborne Steepleton, Woodsford, so much
of the Parish of Wyke Regis as lies without the
boundary of the said Municipal Borough of Weymouth
and Melcoroe Regis, and Wynford Regis,

_ .
And whereas the justices eating ill end for the said
Petty Sessional Division are " The Local Authority"
within such DiVillioll as defined by the 'aid Order in
Council,

•
And whereas at a Petty Sessions, held in and for the
said Division of Dorchester this twenty-fifth day of
November, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five,
—We, the Justices assembled, do resolve that to pre-
vent the spreading of the said disorder, it is expedient
that the provisions of the 16 and 18 clauses of the said
Order in Connell shall be brought into operation. Now
therefore we, the Justices aforesaid, as such Local
Authority as aforesaid, do hereby d.clare that it is ex-
pedient to prevent the removal of all Animals as defined
by the said Order in Council (except Nhtep, Lamas, and
Swine), to any Market or Fair, or to any place what-
ever within the said Petty Sessional Division of for.
cheater, for the purpose of exhibition or sale, for the
space of three calendar months from the thirtieth day
of November instant. And we do further declare that
it is expedient for the space of three ca,endar months,
from the thirtieth day of November instant, that Ani-
mals as before defined (except Sheep, Dmibs, and
Swine) shall not be brought from any other part of
Great Britain into any part of the said Petty Sessional
Division of Dorchester.

And we do hereby grive Notice that from and after
the due publication hereof, it shall not be lawful
daring the said period of three calendar months for any
person to bring or send any such animal or description
thereof (except as aforesaid) unto such Market or Fair,
or to any place within the said Petty Sessional Division
of Dorchester, for the purpose of exhibition or sale, of
to receive, exhibit, buy, or sell, any such animals SO
brought or sent, or forany person to bring or send any
suck animal or description thereof (except as aforesaid)
from any place in Great Britain beyond the said Petty
Sessional Division of Dorchester) into any place within
the said Petty Sessional Division. And that every
person offending against the provisions of the said
Order in Council will be liable to forfeit for every such
offence any sum not exceeding 220, which the Justices,
before whom be or she shall be convicted of such
offence, may think fit to impose.

Given under our bands this twenty•fifth day of
November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-live.

(Signed) HENRY PRA ?AFTON,
JOHN FLO YEE,
H. WILLIAMS,
H. C. GOODDEN,
EDWD. L. ICI NDERSLEY,
C. BYE ES,
R. 0. STEWARD,
R. THORNTON.
EDWD. PEARCE,
R. if. ELIOT.

1 W INOAITTON,

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Christmas next.
Dated 2nd lloootabar. 1865.

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