The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16 00:00:00

Till FOLIC' HATS.

Superintendent Ltdbury mdled the ittentioh of the
Oottneil to the fart thit the rime force of the
letrudgh naa not yet been supplied with their hats
from the aontractor, Mr Rim They had been kept
waiting a c .ninderable time, and the ountractor's
excuse was that he had sent fur and expected them
every day.

Tin PARK •ND QUAV WALLS.
Mr. Thomas alluded to the Park well, which
wee Ii the utictoatioe of tlie Weymouth and tort
land Halle/ay Contently. t teak ie Voidable piece of
lave, and host the Umbel' some money, and they
tient hot in • positioa to give it aesy. He thought
that Messrs. Aird ought to be called upon to pay fur
the rut of it, for they bad not only need it or the
purposes connected with the erection of a ninety,
but had tamed It Into a yard, Thle tensed much
interruptionl and ithmerona notnilalete heti been
mule in eodutthente of the ptibr tlot belie Stile to
walk where they format!, did, e inoVed a resolu-
tion, tilling upon them to Fay rest for the land. Ho
said perhaps be might stand alone in this matter, hut
be considered it was Ins duty to bring the touter
forward. Whilst upon that subject be would
mention a most extruirdinay statement which was
made by Mr. Ritchie, which when he heard 01
surprised and astooished, hint. Mr. litchi. said
I that the Weym,onth and POrtlind Railway Company
were led to believe that they should mutes etch
facilities for carrying ialt the work, awl in Impressed
were they by some parties to that effect, that they
had not made any provision for the payment of any
sum under their contract for land le/longing to the
Corporation. If each an intimation was conveyed to
them he (Mr. Thomas) tlezf it meat bays been
sp
dune to error, tle arek thgy hot et.
peck anything of the lied. tales, iroUld not
Weythouth say good, and certainly had not added
to its appearance.— lb. Deveuieb bad not the least
doubt that the only intimation the autheryter• ever I
had was when they were in the tomb, mind there be
had heard the thoel friendly feeling* Upraised
wear& theft by many members of the
Council. —Mr. Thomas remarked that the con-
tractors could not have expected that they would
have had the land without paying for II
Mr. Devealsh replied that Mr. Ritoble hid no
authority foe making it.. of the dheethatvoie be had.
Ile (the speaker) had hiker kid a word to any one
&heat the matter.—Mr. Drew stated that he had
understood previously, that the railway company
would keep the Qosy wall in reptile over which their
traieway was laid. He had aims eneertained that
they were not liable and if such was the eau, be
considered the compinestlon to the Council ought to
be somethibg very pest —Mr. Deveniah mud the
oimpeny wets only bound to,lessi the thich way in
repiur.7-Mr. Dee* thaiarked that if the wall was
to hill down they would call upon the Council to put
it up spin. —Mr. Thomas considered that the peseta
vu a wet uncertain and unaisotory state to
leave matters in.—Mr. Devenieh said he '
they would like to get .010,000 worth of we? trot
to the Quay. —Mr. Thomas contended that the
oualiany might In give theist some secerity for the
repair of the Quay wall—Mr. Doming replied
that they must be mad to do such a thing. —Mr.
Hare said that if the Council had saddled the
company with heavy expenses. he could amount them
that they would have bad the tramway.—Mr.
Maunders considered that the remarks of Mr.
Tiionias were unfair and uncalled for. The amount
of compensation bad been left to Mr. Brett —Mr.
Hare said be was certain there must beware A:Mender-
stawlimg shout the land referred to by Mr. ThAitas.
for Mr. Ritchie had never bad • word said to him by
anyone out of the Council Chamber. —Mr. Drew
duel that Mr. iiitobis hul said the company were
led to understated that all facilities pueblo would
be thrown in their way for carrying out the neceseary
works, and that they would be treated in the most
friendly term, therefore he was not prepared f
that elaim.—Mr. Devenieb : Oh ! that is • diderew

thing alinge4isei.lMr7l7rrw--ealiFtbe—Quay wall
.sa • question of lan, in order to see whether the
inetild act prevent the etraspnay front running
over; bet to hie opinion the fanner had neglect. d
tneir dory in . not having a running claws lath.
tot. - Mr. Devenieh contendnd that Mr. Thome
bad put the Mattenieat in • vim uti4tir way. Thorr
were. pewits in 144 g Clesnoii who samba 0. intend.
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