The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-15 00:00:00

QUARTERLY ILEUM° OF THE TOWN
- . COURCIL.

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Homo& anamiet, Motolay.—Preeest :m.major,
I. the chair, ltment- 11., 00•417. W. Sea* T.
Lug, H. Y.Bbe4l. C. Twelger, H. N. Vox. T.
Trwewia:.ihiewas T. Book J. trldhemo.
W. R.
The etbrateek the LA win ma.
at which the qu..ØEs ell • MilVeritl.
'envy the property helterjm ilaTertioo wee
adjoersodie the mode
Mr. W 112.111011 ba offered
I. woke pstiodleal sorms Of gm property tee 114 pest
annuli, Gaol to awpirlateed the repeire of it or £4

-117. ergargazues meggleted the giving Ur. Cornier
stes=saiseg et k 75 Om surveyor, and a per maw
foe se feedbag all repairs.
others objeosod to this, and & disonazion earned on
ho subject of appointing a surveyor.
The lta.goa estquired whet wee the east et the last
so vey
Kr. TRIIPLEILaII said 'about ES.
Yr. Lieu thought it wade ha better manly to
appoint Mr. Oorniok to survey the property, and call
pen the Waists to petit. premises in repair madam
hey del so.
The KATO' weliddered tbs Ind thing wit to settle
whether they should bare a surveyor it ail or not, sod
Men outsider what they should pay him.
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Mr lf said the ries Its thought would effect
the deciath as to whether there ahould be a surveyor
"CMDriair mid the genetical was whether the pro-
•ertv wee valuable enough to make It pay to have a
seiresior.
IMr.DMUIIIII thought the bettor pies would be to
glee the El% nod they would then have some one to
see the repairs properly executed, or give up the Lela.
altogether; otherwise If they ordered the repairs to be
done they would not be executed.
Hr. Yana" e 'Deluded that If Mr. Corniok reported
that certain repair. were required, sod they were not
exerieted, that when he termed the property again,
he would report the neglect to them.
The NATOI said their funds not beim' eery flottricb•
log. the question of the expense required come 000.
oldeontios. He enquired of the Town Clerk whether
they coal" make • men who had • team repair hi
premises Imf ore the Imes .spired?
Mt. F. W. GURDILY said it depended upon the word.
legal the teem; Kale of the leases wield enable them
to do so, others would not.
Hr. C. MOMS inquired If the tames gave the Cor-
poratioa authority to gobn and examine the property
without having permicsion of the Weenie?
Mr. OPIIIMIT eehl most of them did; the modem
thee did. . . .

-items eenversation arose »gauging the property lately
oseopied by Mr. Treas.laman in Fastatrert, of whieb
Br. Brown, of Burton, Ls leaseholder, which wu agreed
to be in a very shabby date, and
Mr. MASLUT oitiired what would be dons when
the air nacethe nod., to Mr. Brown was up, if they
endeavoured tendon» It?

I;id it would be • question for
a jury to decide whether the property wth in a ruinous
state of decry or not The essentials of the building
' wore in good Goths., but nog the moire ornamental part;
Mr. Brown objected to repair that.
Aft., some further discussion, Ur. H. N. Cox pro-
posed and Mr. Tggrtsgsg ethooded, " That the ques-
tion of appointing • surveyor of the corporation property
he adjourn. d WI the next quarterly meeting. and that
Ii the meantime the Town Clerk examine the
oboe thugs as to repairs, and also emeriti. maw,
bven paid for many years past for valuing corporation
ir6l. Minionte. of two pewososo meetings having hem
reed which related to Lb. letting the 'Take!

the Com I
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Mr. EDMONDS drew tb• attention of Weil to
the shire of W.* .6.1. wird la the street, which the
hem

= Odle kale meeplained were out of re.
lr. P. W. 0011IDIT Stated he had prootteed Colonel
Dos to bring before the Council the question of the
teak at tbe top of the !police station which wee per-
fectly Mien, and when filed it leaked and Injured the
Ceiling underneath. It wee a slate tank jointed with
white lead. Culotte! Coo thought if not attended to,
the inspeetor would report it and It would cost the
Opened more mousy. Mr. Hicks, of Dorchester, was
the arehitect, and he certified it wee all tight, but it bad
always been complained of. Mr. Patten put it up
leader Mr. ChM!, of &emirates, who wee the contractor.
Mr. Guidry mod they couldn't compel the sontreator to
dolt sow et he had been paid, bet if he were tbe tom-
tremor be should do It rattier then bays co mac; mom-
plaint, mode, at his own expense, for his credit's sake.
Mr. WlLLitits mid the teak had been complained of
within a week of It. being used, and the locks at the
Mahal were in a bed Mate.

said the timber that was wed
was very had, and the doors were shrunk In ooessquentia.
Se said this task had beam taken to pieces ones or
twice bet it was Do ; It had Dever worked time it
was pat up. Mr. Mak had tried sesstel these to pet
it right, bet teskl not do so.
After tome dineamion Mr. WILLIAM,
(leek
Mr. Bison weeded, "That the Town write to
Mr. Obiek, and mention the complaint made by Colonel
Coo as to the tank at the polies station, and request
that be will pet it into proper repair forthwith at hit
ewe expanse"
An appliettion was made by Mr. Benjamin 6ale,
living nest door to the polies statics, to be allowed to
bring a pipe frogs his gleam into the pipe at the
statism, to take off the water from his premises, which
we. agreed to on the 000dition that be signed an au-
knowledgment that be had no right to it, to prevent it
beina afterward/ calmed as • right.
Certain wassmary repairs at Dowers in Beath-
street were ordered to be done.

--fierrra-lCils—n—er;-olde-rd—to be paid entosating to
awe 19a. ttd.. including OR. of about £260 to gas cues-
may for lighting the lamps of Um. town.
The meeting Mee separated.

COUNTY COURT, WZDIIISDAT.
Won & Eviaart, Esq.. Jed'.

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There were about 100 new eases, very few of whleh
powered sny interest.

James Galpin v. George ficaith.—Claim Ell lib.
far doetor's bill an loss of time, in of
long kicked by a vicious hone. Mr. It of
Bemoinster for plaintiff; Mr. Loggin for defendant
Jame. Ostpin. batches of Beembsater, bought some
settle of Yr. Honey, and returned through Stoke, in
the middle of which was a drioking bough, at which
the., oart horses, belonging to delimitate, were drink.
ieg. One of them horses ante forward to bite hi.
WM, tamed mend, and kicked hire on his left
leg. He wee confined to hi' bed fee • week I. cone-
questa of the saddest, and after that wee Dot able to et.
Mod to hie banner properly for is,.. time. Mr. Daniell
emended bin. from 15th January to sth April. Two of
theme bones were loose at the thee of the accident,
be Winn them Wen tied up, so defendant bed lane
greater precaution with tbe bones Mime. Crow
exwinized : There wee a little boy with one of the
hoses,; the one that Mined bite was team Mr.
Hoare, Mr. Trevor and 111-. Oliver having Own
eorrobotate evidence, Mr. JUDAS Daniel, stunott. of
Boanlill4oll. , said plaintiff imme to him to Wood him
for • blow on his leg, on Ilith ef January. Os the
part of defendealMr. Loggia celled Thome Meeob,
• little boy of 1 who mid be was • ploagbbsy Tor
Kr. Smith. of fi He had to take the borer to
drink at Stoke. When Mr. Gelpin met with the aesidient,
the three bones were drinkisionte of which be had bold
of with • baiter. Mr. %loin mete wised the bone
be wee holding and the horse kens& him. He did
not let the horse go. Mr. 061 pin came beck
and asked Mot where the carter wee. Titers was
another boy with witness He went every morning and
evening to take (he bonen to drink and never knew
them kick say per.on belore.—Permnme Hopkins said
V Mr. Cielpin had goo* up Me reiddln of the road be
would not harshen Whet Croseuramined :It was
not a looee bone kined plaintiff be thought Mr.
Galpin bad had a little drop or drink ---(langliter).—
Themes Staple, labourer, aid he baleeed Kt. OMAR
came in for his bone to drink. It was the bone the
boy bald kinked Mr. Oslpin. No bone went out One
the road to kick him.—Jam.. Month, carter for Mr.
Smith, said the bones were very quiet ormieh * yang
hop as Thomas Mersa couldn't attend to them.—Mr.
li. .on of delendeal, ..td, the those hewn were
!Veil th
man, • red roan, sad • Meek otie. Tbe one the
hey led " Bottler" was the darkest He never beard of
the bones running at anyone; them naldn't be
bones anywhere. Knott the secklent had happened litze
bad ordered the horses to be tied op, not because They were
vicious, but to prevent if possible another accident
Hi* Honour. Mine going earefelly through the evidence,
itewra. verdiet in favour of the plaintiff—Mr. See
• bill, Xs. for the hire of • man to assist pbristiff
lot eight weeks lad EE for the low of plaintiff's time—
torther f'B. which, in addition to the costa, be ordered
to be told lortbwltn.
Rey. Thomas Yox nod John Bathes Minstors of
the will of Edward For, Fon., of Beamilastesdnaesed)
s Mary Ann Groves (ezecuirix of the will of George
Groves , deceased).—Mr. Batten wee enamel for the
and Mr. langrole appeared far the defendant.—
Mr. Batten Mani ON-MO bailiff ratite Oben had hewn
, lethal property to take poseemion as • restive, of the
, nate as ordered at lest apart, and the defendant ersting
Tiegea Mr. Lowe'. 'dries who wite preen* refineed to
give up ell the property, but gav;aa:laradthed=ticilt
was lc the deeds. They now to
, be ordered to deliver up peedeeloa of the rest
, After some objections ma&P by Ils. Loggia were dl.-
posed of, Mr. Wan. inetionser ofNenieskseher, wee
and produced • policy in Um Gaiety
' pre Ofllee, by Game 4G= on• weeeffe
Anelter, it. for no. • shop_ *W. for AZIO,
dated Mental= 11. ISM Owes ssne. PIA the