The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-12 00:00:00

YORE BUILDINGS.

Answers were opened from the owners of bonen
in York Building. in reply to the term adored by
the Corporation for renewal of law&
. . . . . .

As itrwight prrjudioe the triturate of the Conned,
we have been requested not to name the prices
Mr. MILLEDGI urged to the face of the probsbie
moire likely W take place at the sad of the priest
Irises, the aoceptanoe of the offers in one or two
i 01144111060.

Mr. POTBECARY did not me why the Council
should be driven inte • barpio, sad that the otitis
made by the Ceased at the last meeting were ray
bir.

Mr. Astnes, looking at the enhanced value of the
property at ths expiration of the present leases, sad
while he was willing to west the owners in a fair
and liberal spirit, yet, still they ought to look to
the interests of the town.

The MAYOR maid the—y
most bear in mind theg
whatever might be the dilapidation@ the COUOCII
would have to repair the homes at the termination et
the preempt lemma

e• TOWN CLINK, to a certain extent, diffored
from the Meyer.

The M Ton raid they eV* in an aw kward position
with respect to Mr. Welalord's mortgage, and the,
were liable to have their property sold. Still he did
not press upon them the selling of their property at
what might bonged an unreasonable priers.
Mr. POTHICARY did not see why they should be
frightened at every little trouble.
Mr. B•UNTON thought it would 001 be fair V.:.
Mr. Eliot to take a lees sum than that named 6,
him in his calculations,

Mr. ATLING mowed that the offer, a Mr.
Ayksbory and Mr.:Upjohn be sooepted. He did
tote to show the °weer* that tbey were prepareel to
meet them, and the others might be tattooed to ran
their offers.

The MAYOR did DOC me why if Muer.. Upjohn
and Aylesbury's were reduced why • oorrespoudiig
decrease should not take place in the others.
Mr. RTLIMO, after making an addition to the
prime offered by the whole, moved that the Inr,mit,
aimed by him be accepted, and that the gentlem.s
named be sent for and an intimation given to that
effect

Mr. /TOWARD adverted to the impecuniosity of
the Council, and could not see • better limy to raise
the money than by renewing the lessee in Yoik
Roildings. He seconded Mr. Ayling's propoctioe.
and observed that if they did not meet lie
difficulty at oboe, instead of constantly procrietiost.
tog, they were not worthy to represent tO• town.
If soy gentleman °rued see a better plan to raise
the money be should be prepand to support it.
Mr. POTHICART did not is why they should
reduce the amount named by the Conseil, and pro-
posed that the offers, as made by tin owners, be oot
accisptad. This being seconded by Mr. Waas,
cwried.

Mr. ATURG'S proposition, Brocaded by Mr.
HOWARD, adding a saw to that offered by the
owners, was then put rod named.

MUNICIPAL lIMPOIL3I.

The Mayon read a long printed letter from the
Corporation a Darby as to the evils ocomiegoent npa
the prooeedioge in connection with the municiial
elections, and asking the Corporation of Weymouth
to join in • Bill to amend tint Ant reiating
municipal election. so as to bring about a greet r
panty in alectoral =Mare.
No action waa taken in Um matter.
14•11X17.1017111 AMOY/.

A long dismission ensued as to Mews. Goodyear's
claim, bat • request baring been made to the Press
for the present to abstain from making • report
while legal prooesdinim are pending, we defer further
mention of this sttbjeet.