The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-20 00:00:00

PALK ESTATK.

Mr. ROBIN i sp.,ke of toe i•its au &be Park ai Wog
• erring evii„ dtmauding thu tottue ot the itcamit. •
child belocgine to Mr. Master. hail Lam to. sad boon
nosrly .irowoor, sod although ilia w Aar is cow draiued
or t prover.t that .I•nger, yet they aro cow ia • mast
diagramful stets. He would move that steps be taken
immodistely to fill up the pits 111 the Park, acd ronarve
the_ovils •xistin• there,.

Mr. ALDERMAN HowaltD thought the Surveyor should
go Into the who', q testion and make a M.l report, and
th.n the ,Board drat with the whole matter.

Mr. WkLerultU qilt. agreed that the pits to the Park
are a twieatroe ; but bra thoogLt tLe qsotLou of the
roads and street, ihould be kept separate from that of
Wing up the pits.
The CHAIII)1 oil said that some of the p'ota were s;led
el) after strong Iloilo* from the tuspeetor. The Vaal
where a lady fell to belmatd to the Johnstone Eaistio,
sad that has Dew Is MO Ailed up.
The TURN CIARIL said the surface dralasge west first
be dope.

Mr. Alderman tiOWLEID proposed, and Kt. 4. K.
ELIOT seconded, sod it was aerrisd—" That the Sur.
wyor be requested to make a survey and report &lithe
next meeting of every 'street' and part of • street
within the di.trist of this Baird, that is not to Ma
satisfastion pr4perly sowered, levelled, paved, and
'legged, or ohanaelled, and whet In each ease Is re-
quired to be done,"
Mr. BOSUNS, after speaking of tho bed state of things
in the Pack, prorces.l "That the Town aerk be re-
quested to eompel the owners of the proyerty in the
?ark Estate and the lent ooatiguous thereto, to fill up
the IMO to such a level as the Town Surveyor thinks
fo.cossary to be dime forthwi'l."—Sesonded by Yr.
VINCIST, and carried.

WWITIIRS 6,PLANADI.
Thull nuttier waa ihijaurned.
MUalt WINTID.
R iv. J. D. A •theoo, Mr. aad Rey. T.
Gramorea •pplisal fur tiaxou's Lbws to be lighted.
Mr. WILISFORD said Lis was au appliordioe with
reepret to t•o bottom oily to the borouh.—Relerred
to • oemtwittee.

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Mr. THOMAS istrodooed thw subjwit, sad ft mit
decided that tb• work bo dote by the dorreyor
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notioe what appears to have been the remarkably good
state of health at the Convict Prison. We are informed
that there his not been an inquest lbw, for three or
four months and we oertsiely oriel recollect any. Thin
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and It is hoped will do well. The convict was working
in the Vine Doch at the limo of the accident. He
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whose attention to the patients we hear the best
socounta.
Tits SoLDlEnliewt.—CePt. Crofton was in *mound
of the soldiers who look part at this fainsral. A few
person are still dierstiafixt as to the cause of death Ot
ow poor fellow, end suggest that if he ligli boon
knocked on the bead, and the wooed In the forehead
thus caused, and the man murdered, the body might
afterwards have been planed on the line to Ninth over.
It Is a horrid susploios' and the wound in the forehead
was probably caused by the guard•lron of the adverted*,
train atritieg him Is might be, however, that he was
lying on the Ime when first struck; but he misht easily
have slipped down, lii his harry to secape the approach-
, tug train.
... ..._

—"7:11/110?" AL Mcitaineare.—The party of Christmas
carol Movers who have reminded the Palisade's of the
festive end imPil Uwe b 7 shining in the streets, had a
taut together et the Long room, Chesil, ei seadst-
blob I their semen. Kr. C. attain, jai., took the
amt. Mr. W. Pantie the vlee-ohalr, and there von 64
present. After s sapper, iron whine ehmhelie drinks
were absent, the beeles464es nos 44416,
gieee, he., led by Mr. Desk Abu Ws a agariVal

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