The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-27 00:00:00

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was mosiallall wasbre of SIM Weymouth Port Basitery
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The following was the report of the committee rela-
tive to this matter
" The onninittes inthsstsd the drainage of itinimvet
and are need/wady of opinion that a (ward drain
should be at once made in front of the bodes there. The
drain should consist of 9in. ware pipes for about two-
third. of the length, the remstaing pert to consist of lihn.
ware pipes, as the committes on exudates the back part
of the houses In Artiste-row found that ultimately
Artiste-rew maul also be drained, sad by crossies a
garden the &slaw of Artiate-row *odd be contacted
through
(hi litn• diem In Lthrttha
et. The pipes will
oatreat £4O and £5O, and the commitate woad
adders that the nue on the roads do the exosvaties, lay
down the pipes, and. if ascs.ssry a mason mold be
employed to make the o•lngbal7 traps far the odd=
ma attack from the drain (ees) In Meg-street,
from the drain behind Artiaw`•row was very bad. sad
oommittee would advese the BONA to at once order
the pipes for the carrying out of the drain in Liar
street?
It was decided to adopt the report of the comenittes.
and the Clerk was requested to order Qs* seaman
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Tbs nazi business was to consider the adoleabWty 01
supplying the gratinp of the drains throughout the
island with tram
Some doubts were entertained ea to the best patent to
adopt and Mi to the cost.
Kr. BNUTE suggested there should be one put as the
grating by the station at once.
Kr. LANO supported this suggestion.
The Cranium thought it would be bait to deal with
the wont cams int and a. soon am possible.
Kr. Caoacis suggested they should leave it to the
Drainage Committee to enquire into the mat and as to
what sort of thing it should be.
This was done.
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A letter from Yr. Frank Will, was read asking if the
Beard were willing to groat the sum of A= towards carry.
tog out the street watering of Fatunes-Well I
It was first of all agreed to great Al, but Mr. Witm
and Mr. Us° wen, in favour of ill* full amount being
granted.
On the motion of Mr. R. B. Scums it was decided to
"Split the difference," and LIS 10e. was granted.

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The Surveyorr.porwd that various roads and foot-paths
had been re also the Reforms pump. He moons•
mended th‘t about 80 yards of kerbing be WU down in the

Trerred to the Roads and Boot-pethe Committees.
CRACKING frONINI.

Kr. B. &Wag celled attintion to the waste of
by employing men to crack stones as at presont employed.
U. had seen men take three days to crack two yards of
stones at halba-crown a day. For a shilling's worth of
work they were paid about Ss He boned the Board to
make an order that all stones should be cracked by the
yerd. Ken out of work would be glad to do it. end many
would be glad to work their rates out in this way. They
would do it for 91 a yard. but he should not object to
giving le.
Kr. Glens: • shilling a yard would be a fair prke.
Their old men would be deserving of the extra Sd.
it was decided to give the Surveyor notice to the elect
that for the future all atones should be cracked by Um
yard.
Bills to the amount of MI 13s. were ordered to be paid
and this concluded the business,

WTILIORWS.
Pain fineglOsa, Friday.—Befors the Rev. Car J. Gine
IlLalor-Gensral Powlett-Lane. and Hector Moor), Req.
Trypania Williams. landlady of the Woodman Tavern,
Bourne Valley, was suounosed for having in her poems-
sion four Dint measures with • total deficiency 01 ft
drachma—Defendant's son-in-law admitted the offence—
Defendant was further summosed for having • quart
measure =stamped, but. it was Jut D.C.O. Hammond
did not pros this charge,—The Beach fined defendant Al
sad costs, 101.
Thaw Atkinson, of lotchett Matravers, gatneks•Per
to Mr. Wyndham, was summooed for keeping four dogs
without a license—P.C. Greenstook said he saw the dm
in ddendant's possession, and asked him to produce the
license, but he refused to do in sold the dogs
belonged to his master, and the lionizes warn taken out is
Yorkshire—ne magistrates adjourned th• meie for the
production of the license.
Kean/ Boric jun., of Hamprestoe. was summoned for
keeping a dog without • liconaa—Diefendent's father
'attended and admitted that he bade dog for which be bad
not taken our • liosasa—The Bench fined the father 10a.
and costs,
Hawkish Iligard TWIN. or Lyteleett Minder, pleaded
guilty to keeping • dog without a limn" and he weighted
,10.. and Is. costa . .

--jaasisiorhaTs of OciLehi% admlted bah drunk and
disorderly at the George lon, Wiroborne, on the Ugh
Instant, and he wee fined an costs.
Lary Haney. of Code Hawn. and Harm Ca=
Broadetona was gunsmosed for committing a
(dews on the same data —Defeedante did not appear,
and a warrant wag lamed for their
hawed Feenseass, • Ishourer. ofsiMkbenate7.wes
monad for for being drunk at Mathias, on tiro 14th of April
—He pleaded guilty, and was Awed 10e. and costs. Ti
The sante man was brought tip is custody charged with
gasping in an outhouse. at Wimborna on Wedaesday
night, without any visible maies of subsiste=„4
without giving • good account of bitneelf.
admitted the ofienot—P.O. Brooke said he found miaow,
In an out-bones belonging to IL: Joseph Brown, peon
and baker, of lb. tiota market He was lying on Nag
straw heloismis Meth awl be had • warm plim he
moth._The rush gnosd prisoner to • month's hard
labour.
A. Watt= Houhrrext yrs Ihrganto To Anew=
QUISTIORL Sham Pagoda of Holt Wood, was min.
mooed for sellingK a=cel beer without a llamas, on tho
nth of Argil —r' for defendaat who,
he said. warn dangerous': ilimiTindbelleved ha was on his
doert-tot—Heary James stated that be went to the
defendant's house at nine o'clock in hp impalas on
Tuesday the 13th of April. Walter Pounds, defeedest's
son, had bought ."1" pie of his (witnenre) masts,,
Mr. Northam. of Holt, and he helped hot Into do,
oh Walter promised him a cop of ale, and he went up
to th• hews in the evening and had it. lie did not me
anybody there flirt Pound.. ThviLliim the alalmroge.
H. would In
lookriut.jrl swear that was "Oh:Aese
uiranklfilem bba,George Laws, James Beak,
lalgaidir wereTunot in th• house. Witness refused
to gay whether be did not tell Mr. Hammond on the
154 h in that Court that he and the six men named were
at defeadaes boom on the night of ha 13th from half-
Rest eight till lealf-pert ten playing at ivmd mood
Cloham." The question was put meta these. but
witness would not answer 11.—Mr. Atldneon said he was
instructed that the wittier was of weak heels* and la
wee frightenod out of hie wits at the 15thb=
°lrawith setting fire to a hilt but us
es wee untrue.—Witnem death telling Mr. Ham-
mond that ha paid 3d. to Mr. Noah for a plot of beet.
but ha ref used to any whethse he told him that Tidal and
Iwo ohm were on oats side In lbs gaas and hi and two
others on tla other. Withes dml.4 telling Mr. Haire
mead that Udsrs side lost a pint of beer and paid for
sad be also denied tolling Caroline James it th• presence
of P.O. Bennet that be paid for beer at the house. 11. did
not tell Chaise James that Its was sorry that ha did not
toil Yr. Basseeend the whole truth. Walter Pounds was
at bum when be west to the house. Witaese could not
sap whether he was there batmen eight and half-peet hen.
He had not bean anywhere with Walter Pounds about the
ens% net had he said anything to him about it hr.
Hanueosd asked witness whether he did net go to
Hisadford last Saturday results with Walter Pounds
with reformat to the cam, but he would not
newer the theetion. Kr. Hammond said ho
mold call witateree I. show that Whales had cones-
dished himself, but Mr. Atkins& said ovid•noe proving
wittiest to be liar would be no evident* against hi.
client That. was not • tittio of evidence against dam.
daat, and be said the Bench to dismiss the atm
jams, who is not related to the man James,
was eelibei. and said Jame, told her hit had been taken on
of setting fire to a dolt and she told him that he
bad helter tell th truth about it He also told bar hat he
bed • Oat of beer at defendant's home, but he did not my
ettathsr be paid for it or not.—Kr. Atkinson mid thh
withal bore out what he had stated —Kr. Howeimes4
demi he an adjourameat, width Yr. Atkinson
as them was Do evidenoe thane* defenhat —Ph=
maa said Ive had • paper before him slimed by four clergy-
mes and Mr. Ltkln.ou said he was very sorry to her
that onions had so irregularly tampered with the owns
01 *Um-14. Glyn said the ohe was of great import-
ance, as the MOP. Wali • perfect peat to the neighbour-
hood.—D.C.O. Hanaincead was sworn, and stated that en
the 151 h of April the witness James came to that court
with P.O.'. Dewlaad and Beanett. who told him, In
James's= that he wielded to snake some statement
or selling beer without a Bogart James
=it. ha west to dahadaah house at t o'clock ou
th• evening 01 th• 13th instant, and thee
half-pest ten. He told him that the six men named
there_ , and that they played three aside at a Rata* called
" uodham." He said b• had paid for ono pint of
beer, and the other three paid for toohoo pint.
Defendant was in thy room. Kr. Glyn said it
um, „hada he spoken th• truttlLLitr4
ei,..mn hive
et
convicted defendant. He had been
with.-11r. A.tirissost admitted that Th-g;
tmetifta=4l
was tainted, but mid the question woo-.whou dld_h• alma;
the truth —Prdap or to Mr. Hammond I—The uoutrutaa
told Jam they had looked at the alathorittoo, sad found
that they could tend hist to gaol If ed lon Nave, the
questiosl. lin would Ore Wm as opportuni
auwortaa theta. and It he did bog ha would bst7 mit". LI
Ilarasaaad his quationa. but the
wit..., would not anewerrigrand tatestahes
mused him to Daralilltir_ G for mut daya—Tlia
aping Poo& was wwwww4 tat a mow* ass

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