The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26 00:00:00

BLANDIORD.

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AN UNTHANNYIA Position! —Mrlion Baker Grua.
Of thi• town. Tiustee mewr the hankrupter, of Geer.,
I ierraeol. who has atoronded, woe mammon.' heforeJu.laa
L froy at the Poole Bankruptcy C tort on Monday hy the
Comptroller in Bankruptcy to rhos, Coosa why he hal not
male certain return..—Mr. Id T. Tr •trene.n, of Poole who
sPheared tor Mr. Green, said his client was • err.l.tor for
P.M awl there we. ileterushiation that he ritual lw
ropootte I Trustee to try it atothin4 coot) ho 1101 pill of
the 8 mkront's protryty. Mr. Preen incurred cost, to the
extent of LIM •ir ind he only received 433 lie would
h see to Ikay him (Mr. Trey striae) XI: out of his own
Pocket Ile had but the renn eh te. of inspection
retu-pl to give cert,dcate. The Tres re would hare 'eel,
heiter elf with no c 'Pee of tippet:nom—His Hemmer
-aid ureter the cr cumstances he should whit toe fr.'s,
ti he protected from expences aa tar as the rules of the
C I,lrf weld Alin • r. Tr, rani n otif Ooh,lf 0t 1'..-
Treetee k. would. undertake within Ii days to wake an
oak I avit to tlo. elf. Cl .4, he had sp,r-ii to roe COo.O lee
.f .peet ion, iin.l etetiot theif answer, if anY.—re.
it..gistrar new trke i that ha would give all the &seta...nee
In lei. he.eteer.

Teta Senna. of 8 ing entitled "Uncle Tom" wan elven
in the %V •nleroo 1bq..l Th.tralay evening to .
comire,astiou. The singing • w allowable siv, a,
owler the able soperintendetom Mi.. Fanny Gill eget
was attentively lave.. to and fully appreciated by thee
Prment. flu, r mooch, roadie's. were I. I eleciu .lly
rendered by the Rev. A. Brie., that at one tin.- t...sra could
be ea., rifler down the eo sok% at an itta, tOe angry
dual. would appear. and. again, at jar:items truly Negro,
a huret 0. leughtm would coimulse the listeners. Toe
coll.-mem was in aid of the dispel debt, aud amounted to
£51..
LoCet. BOARD—MI usual monthly meeting of the
Local B wird of Health was held at 'be Town-ball on
Wednesnay s.f and waa attended by the Cn ormani (Mr.
H. Burden) and Messrs. k S. !belies. J. G. E. Luirence,
r. M. 841, C Peel, R. Beers, J. 8 Wareham,
S Abhott, R L wk. J. Litdsi./. and H. W. Abbett.—The
Chairman wad Lord Portman was willing to erect a shed
for the manufacture of asplialte, •toringe of lamps, 11. r. in
I the yard in Bryanstotiastreet rent- I of hi. lonlaialp by
. the 11 ward, the extra rental to he ,t 3 a year, by way of
interest n the online, which Ile. 1.4,000.1 (the eteward)
endifusted at (mini .cas to CO. The Highway C-onmii tee
recommended that tne Mrer he ceepted.—Mr. Smith
promoted and Mr. Bill wooded the adoption ot the
eon. i tee's ream amendat ion, Anil after • deal of irrelevan
talk this ue• agreed to —The Surveyor (Kr C. W. Wills)
read the followins report :—"The Highsray manatee.
having itispected the various works neceseetry to ba done,
recommend that 000 yards of Gioia be purchased for
permanent woeks. Thev recommend that tar paths he laid
as follows: Bryassaton-atreet—From the Castle Inn to
Me John.; coat, about L2O. Church Path—lfruat the
Alnahmises to Sheep Market hill ; coot, about £3lO
School Lane—From Orchardetreet to Damoryeta at:
net., about LIS ; Orchard-street —From the angle of
Schnol.lane to the Clam : ro-t. &halt 4:12 Total Cost, £77.
They al* recommend that tit premet paving from the
Greyhound gateway to the Star lon in taken up and relidil
with ne • Kenit. in stone and kerb and gutter where necm.
;Cliii anon t LIEU.' —The revert being merely the usual
fOrin•i one at the clo.• of the It .ard'a
.I.reo4on for discussion, but a long alimentation ensued On
the merits and dmuerits anybolia —The Cooirman reed
a dianilad report of the financial position of the Ito.ant,
sod it •howed a h dance on the wrong side of .C 247 9s. 54.
The Chairman Mao gave particulars of perinea...it work
that had been done to the event of GIS 5.. dd.—Notice a
motion had been given by Hr. F. 1. .1 .11n, to consider the
expediency of brrr.vring the sum of MOO for the purpose
of executing permanent works, but he was unable to
attend to-day, and the sintation was" shelved" tall the
next meeting.