The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-20 00:00:00

DORGEBETER.
FOOTIIIIII-MOUSII Disuse IN Dosew.--The In-
wearies weekly returns of the isfeated farms show
dee following r—lir. Gill's, Radipole, all recovered,. '
Ms. Weldon's, Preston, 42 dimmed Ind wook _2l)
recovered, 1 died, 21 cattle still dimmed ; Mrs.
Fidout's, Itadipoin 13 diseased last week, 8 recovered,
5 cattle still dimmed ; Mr. Edward Bannton's, 20
dimmed teat week. 10 others attacked. total, 30 sheep
dimmed ; Mr. John Chiloott's, Gemington, 180 thee
diseased last week. 247 attacked Mom, 427
also 10 cattle attacked and remaining diseased.
limas. Charles Jesty and Son, Radip4e, 3 cattle
dimmed.
WANING or Ms. BILIINNT I'INDLL-ATIUNIIOII.
We me sure every person connected with this County
Court district will be gratified with the announcement
that the learned Serjeant Is gradually recovering from
his late attack of illness. This UMW toned expressios
at the County Coon on Tuesday, wb.n Kr. gtowerd,
on behalf of the moth:Sore VIM* 'SW Mr. 1. J.
Smith (Deputy-Judge), to convey to Serjasot pedal-
Atkinson their sympathy and hopes for his speedy
removery.—The learned Judge said It had bees greet
gratificratioo to biro to find that all round the circuit
ihere lied been so much commiseration with Serjeant
Atleinims in his Warm He wee happy to say it was
merely a temporary Illness, and be trusted his enforced
rest weuld enable him to enter on his duties with
renewml_vigour. He hoped t begin himourtinext week.
—Mr. Howard said there was no man held In higher
esteem &has the Judge, and be hoped Ur. Smith would
convey to him their sympathy. —The Depety-Judge
proinissdtodosi.
ADJOUSIIIII COUNCIL Minna. Wed:am:lay :
Present—The Kayo, (El. Darden, lisq.lionetdterman
Gregory, Comoillore W. Darden, T. W.
Tilley, F. L .ck, A. H. L .ok, T. Coombs; Mr. eery
Symonds, Assistant-Town Clerk; W. W. Titi=
Bonnet Surveyor ; and Mr. E. J. Day,
Ofilom of Health. —The Inspector (Mr. Chick) reported
several nuisaocee, which were orderid to be abated.—
A Beene wee granted for a building in the Great
Western goods yard, to be used as a slaughtar-bouseh
to Mr. Ellewood, Provided water be laid ; and an
application for water masection was also greeted. A
flosseswas also granted to Mr. JIM'S Bellinger for •
eretor-leouse at Little Briton, lately occupied by
Kr. Ellswood.—The Surveyor presented his report, is
which he gave seamana far an important Improvement,
ealpeemetb frost the Fair Field mho near the
South-Western Station, round Beggars KlesPiji 15.1
other Fair Field gate near the Great Western
Station. /Whitens were gime for blies bricks,
soZle ts. and 'coml.—lLL W. Ulm objected to
expeediture. If they had 000 to spore, let
Leen lay it out In the town. Mendip gravel would
answer the purpose equally well. Look at the paving
from Ma. Howe's shop to Mr. Godwin's, and other
parts of the town ; if they had money to span let
them do that.—On the motion of Mr. Tilley, seconded
by Ur. Arthur Lock, it was weed to gravel the path
mihatiound.—At Mr. Toomey' request, it was weird
to have notices printed, to be served on bonesbWers,
as to the breaking of pavements in front of their
homes ; also as to the construction of gutters to carry
water from the Mach pipes.—The Council gave
InArnatioas to the Surveyor to re-paint the names of
the streets, sad aleo mint the names of any sew streets
and roads ; but before doing so the !MOMS be sub-
mitted to the Conseil tor approval. Messrs.
Croaker and Co.'s application to place • shaft-
ing under the road - near the Foundry was
referred to the General 'Purposes Committee.
The Drainage Committee promoted their report, and
nooniesended that Messrs. Dymond (Exeter) ani D.
Symonds (Ashton) be engaged. to WON the value of
the plum of land proposed to be taken, also the whole
of the land U the Omani thought proper.—Kr.
Aldermen Gregory end Yr. F. Look protested against
It an • useless expesditure.—The Assistant- rows
Clerk sell they must have some evideoce as to value.
—Mr. F. Look did not think they seed go to Exeter
foe a values to give an opinioo for land In Dorchester.
Mr. Gregory said they might pay 10 or 20
and after al It would be useless. but Mr. W. Stuar.iset
said they would be bound to have some evidence to
put before the jury as to the valun—hin Tilly moved,
and Mr. T. Coombs mended, that the recommenda-
tion be adopted, and on a dividos the following voted
for it—Mmers. Tiller. Glow* T. Bowleti, mayor,
and Mr. W. Darden ; agalest—elderman Gregory,
Ms. Arthur Lock, bad Kr. F. Look.—With regard to
Mr. Harris' complaint as to the 6 meting of his
Nursery, the committee recommended that no outlay be
Incurred, as the cause existed long before Ur. Harris
was there. which was adopted.—A letter was read
from the Clerk of the Pesos, mating that the County
Surveyor had ref mad to entity the proper ohlaten.
ems of tip' road, number 65, and in rentseqamm the
moiety of the coot of re,miriog it, £39 13.. 51., had been
dhallowed.—lt was stated the road was the one from
Swan Badge to Macke's Gate.—ln regard to the
question whether the buildings on railway property,
which it had been claimed by the company were
exempt from lotsrlerenos by the Council under the
Public Health Act, the Assistant-Town Clerk mid he
had been In correspondence with the solicitors of the
company, asking for any came that had been decided
on the subject, and these gentlemen replied that they
were surprised that they did not think the railway
cottages same within the section of the Public Health
Act; they were not aware of any decided mess on the
subject, nor did they expect to find any, as it was so
clearly in Ulll C01:1101.11,.11 favour. —There WM no other
banner of importance.

WESLEYAN MISSION SERVICES
On Sunday modal sermons In ad of miseloos were
preached In the Weeleyea Chapel by the Rev. John
Me missionary In Sierra Leone. end now
Su Widest Minister of the Dorchester Circuit.
mane, lagoons were the 4th chapter of kilobit
end sth ohaFter of Hebrews. The text was selected
from let chapter of Colcadana, and latter cisme of
27th etros—" Christ la you the hope of Glory"
Is the evening the rev genthotan selected hie text
from 38th charter of Mathew, 19th end 20th verses—
"Go ye therefore sad teach," Do. The attendance
was very good. The odleotione amountai to £3 6e. 9d.
On Moodey events; the mutual missionary meeting
we. held, whoa Mr. L. Riggs presided.
The Rev. T. Nears having engaged ID prayer,
The (Mailmen briefly and earnestly dwelt up=
God's love to man, In the gift of Hie Son, the °ore
mend of the Church t t labour to help, and inflamme
and eympatby were sorely needed. The work was
worthy of fullest Interest.
The Rev. W. Amin wed the tessiostry work In
°automation with the W talents Church was
commuted about 70 years ago, and much good had
reseited from eeriest alai devoted effort. A largo
Deem of =Weedss mad etude were appointed,
and vet 1111=1 of mossy were Deeded to effectually
sels7 out the work. Led year the receipts
fro tp rufous morsel throughout the connection
amounted to £189,181, • portico of which MIMI from
the Theakagiming land. The Dorchester Oirpult: by
varlets meow, books, and boxes, mbseribod
8111 lle. 7d., which was rem good. The rev. gen-
tlemen hauler laboured is Western Africa, referred§
to scene intereetiag detelle ita ocronedion with isif
labours there. In coseindoe, be urged the need of
marred prayer and more of the =Watery spirit es
emential to accomplish the didampasient end.
The Rev. Joan Luria, late roiselowary is Sierra
Lease, in greeds and interesting style, refired to
his work sea aorta in the miesien field. He spoke of
Atria' es being • Med shrouded in Illyeiely—e nrits7
to; geographers, the people • myetery, so full of
hamlnation and enahantmeebs,the encisentleg WOO=
sod m= aa:tiya=dand the periodical elide
which the whits
people
for It.
prziere also referred to mete of the who had
savior gram and of their earsednees in the
Church al Christ.
The Rev. Tulsa Matt, from Portland, urged ik•
need of sympathy and coneecentioa to God, whisk
would be the teems of soatterdog the dad:ems of eta
sad wieloadasen, and Miffing the glorious light of the
gamel to edge in the hearts of mem.
- Fees of thumb were accorded to the Rev. F. Clark
Jed the Chairman, which were briefly reepooded to.
The adiestioes setemated to fa ila. Si