The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-05 00:00:00

1113 YAJULIT TOLIA.

The report tithe committee on the quention between
It. Conned! and Mr. 'mussy ie the molter of the tolls
wth read. It Mated that the committew had had before
them the minute of the 915 den. 1860, sod the I.tt.reof
Mr. Weston, and they Is d fully i.nummerland coe•idered
the whole question at issue The committee were of
opinion that the oely pomihie cl•int Mr. Pousey
entitled to bring befot• the Coeneil, woe for thy loe,
that had seethed to him on the toll for genre, and on
the 101. Wien oft the original toll of 1. ad per wore
for sheep, alter Wowing for hurdles tied labour, and
the, were convinced that he teeth talth so mooragel
notion in the reoththr, and until be fernielleth • stater...De
of the wet of hurdles awl lshonr ithidentai to the rvmsiot
.11k. tolls, tit, Committee could not further oousider
the nuestioe.
A Id-reith COOll3ll moved that the report be received
tied adopted.
Aldermen dat.tie tholiabt there nets tendency to
tt-e report tel adeillk the Cothistied Hantlity, littlish he
scold not sanetioe.fth a Piotheal
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Mr. BISIOP sad he bad no *motto& II *sending the
motion. H. was not present at tbe comiulthseerrnitig.
and therefore was Doli:aoare of the Pagers of the report
till he board it read. Having beard it, he did not win•
Mar it was an admisalon otviey legal elates whatever.
It staled the only claim that eould possibly *rise would
be ackasicoent of the differme. if any. Wilms the
Waal Soot oil boit and hurdles, and the 101. per &sore
whieb had been taken oe the tolls by their arranger's's
with Mr. Knott. Wit.. that &frescoing tree estend
into, there irse • legalientlemen primmt It, s&s het
there thee—who thought I. ought to be taken off in.
stead of 101. for labour andeherdles, but be bed reason
to all that was rrrolgrd 10 satisfy the claim of
Mr. Pouncy coul.l be arrived at if tbeKbanell treated it
se • motive siiptoly between him end them, and agreed
to meet Mr. Poem sod hin legal ad Vint, by doing
whieh he thought thrrs Would be po difficulty in coming
to so antiaahle arrangement. end go to effeet • seta,
meat of a very difficult and tedious boons... With
that end in view, be bugged to eseond the proposition of
Alderman Coombs.

Kr. Loon said be should rather way of
aseorleoent that the subject be deferred for (begs us,
beelines they bad had iso sppliaation as yet with regard
10 the hism of the Repository ground, which had been
the medicos of .11 their dillealties In this matter. The
parties Intrtryeted in the Repository ground made a
proposal to Yr. Poeney for Wiling the matter in die.
pate, sod if he (Kr. Penney) had Jess that. the subject
would not bare been brought before the Commit at al.
is the question of the lease of the Repadlory mutt
emintnallv come Wore them he thought they had
better defer this subject till that UMW.
Kr. Vistas thought the besi -.7 of "'Wing tb•
matter wbeld bs to allow Mr. Pones se suet IS they
amid. If • tbisteke hid bees made, th• Conetdi
tb do is the metier, and if titer had been bistro.
sent In doiog northing through which soother pert,
inel *afford, they held posesmion of property by welsh
they amid recompense the party so Injured. If they
could set mesas from no other Doane .1110 wie the
Repository which b.lb.lbees forteithd:llead It would be
eight to make me of it.

Alderman Comm said if WT. BMW bad tried the
qobiltiort, and established hie obUpties to pay Bd. only,
their menroneesing the leenso ereeld not be taking any.
thing Oct of the borough fond, but ',mid be only repay.
lag what they had taken toe mach. Re held thiit if
Kr. Pouney multi show he hal lost a certain groat by
their taking a te. um. for hordi.s sod I.bosr, he wag
utltl to an iiillwarige of nob amount oat of the rent
due at imilLeftday.
Mr. Irmaxehi said no doubt Mr. Pouniry bad suffered
materially, and he imaimelled so amicable settlement.

Mr. Humor said there was a disposition in the
Cottnoil to inset the case on its merits, whoa the knew the
lois this alteration of the tolls had .
Mr. A Limnos ataeldered as they had laterfered
with the tolls as they were let to Mr. !bendy. %taw were
bound to melte up the toes so oewationed. Mr. Posner
btjt.J..fd. a moors eltopther.

Aldan:sae COMM mid so far as Om Ad. a more was
muomued. Mr. Nancy Watt hays brought his action
Whin/A Mr. Timor at any moment.
Mr. ALIMIDOII said the Cotton') mark a eismorumise
with Mr. Baser awl WA the whelk qaestion iato
their hianda. trader Mime oireametacrea tb.
1... fall eattrely as Ur. Pommy ? Tb. Mem of the
itepository was 10,1.0.0
Al4orman GuruS Isiorrepted.
Mr. ALDRIOOIII.—WIII you say it Is Dot (mislead
Alderman Worse remarked tbaS if it were, apply-
ill kb. proesseds of that to lashing up soy loam Mr.
Pommy had sustained woad be Nom Mut lees string
sway the bortosgh feuds.

Mr. Mamma said be thought tie borough blade
wars imesabis lot It.

Mr. Ocrowaa add lama 411 kart of tbst Remedtory
was disposed of, they had got to try the question, by
hi inging an nation for rjeettnerit.
Alderman CIALZIO sekrd if he ondrrstond aright in
thinking that the adoption of the report would bind tbe
Cutitheil not to conaider the queation further till On
particulars referred ti were orrplied
Mr. Coogan a hl he undarstimil the report to mean
that soirimeing Mr. Loaner showed that the hurdles
en
lahour coat hat 61. • swirl. he would be entitled to 4d •
more on the sheep mld for their d010r:41,4 10J. from
the toll.. A. to the Sd. he might have got that from
Mr. Boom if he had not been negligent.
Mr. Bootor said the reason an affort was not made to
get the M. was the difficulty Mr. Portnoy was in as to
OakMg or account. lie waited for Ur. Snow to male
the acOo6nt, and Mr. F.nsor waited for the lose* to
make ad end matter .I.pped through.
Mr. Vinson rernorkvd that the Council took the
matter In hand daring that time.
Mr. G•Lon asked them to bear In mind that tiry
' might have laws. to deal with in the fatale. For
three years Mr. Pooney did not give the 'lightest
account, but Game now and *eked them to make
all his loot. ar.d thry were to be oonaidered very goad
bemuse they did not do it.
Mr. Vituvotr thought it very bard to talk in that
way Mr. Founey bad fernislivd an sosonnt from the
priblie papers, and it Arra very well known many
animals besides were mold.
Mr. Corona mid Mr. Ensor deposed at Beater that
many Iwo were sol I.
Mr. 0•LfIll said there had been an amount promoted
of the stork sold at the Reporitoiy for which toll was
claimed.
11-. VRINON said Mr. Pommy gave the beet secount
be eoald
Mr. Oran, remarked that was another thing.
Tbe motion WWI than pat, sal carried with but one
diarientient—Mr. Vernon.
The other basiness was unimportant.