The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-11 00:00:00

DOROH MOBS.

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FORMITIT.--1 Payloads Onirt le abmit b bs
started la csaaaaatioa with Grart Program May It
Boarish

--13-ottair Iltims.—Tbe remand of the Dorsetlltia
will rmemble at the Barracks on lb. 7th of April, while
the renaluder of the regiment are to muster May sth.
WORILIJIII KIM'S IMITITUTL —We its glad to hest
that by the kindliest of two gentlemen of the smutty,
the debt of about £l2 on this Institute b; I ADO

liquidated.
Bonotawrio.—Thre• pupil teachers of Holy Trinity
Infant Bohool-4. Trow, A. B. Carter, and K. J.
Viaoeut, sad Miss Wood of the National &boot, hare
passed the eramtastion for admission to the training
WATS{ Karr —The esserdre waste of water, sad
the insreased prim of eosle—to the tune of VIQO a rem
st the wartrworks—have oombined to doable the water
rat* for the entreat year; the rats about to be made
.11 be at one sidling in the pound, instead of ea
hitherto sixpence.

FLu POULTILY.—kmoog the neer fal ootapetitore
at the Divine Poultry Show we 11044114 Mn. Hopes,
of ForcUrgtos (Dorchester), who took third prise for
Dorleuga, end wr I highly ocsameodod for her bleak
Best Indian (looks, sad also oommonded for another pea
Ii the earns elan.

--iiiirllllD-0117.01D1111 Or GOOD TBISYLLIM.—The
Good Templar, and their friends had a•• metal oap"
together at the British sohool.room, on Tuesday even-
ts' last. There wan sot a large attendanos but that
may bo attributed to the miaarable weather of the past
week. Thom WM • pablio cusetiug at eitlit o'sioek, and
there wee an SWOIIIIII attendant's, Mr. J. Barge in the
chair. 4ddremes were delivered by Mr. Powell, Mr.
Northam, sad Mr. Deau, whiob were vire attentively
listened to. Reeltatioos ware also given by severe
brothers and alien of the order, and the meeting cm.
eluded with prayer, about ten eskiek.
&mom BileE.—The insuelsi statement of this old.
established Mediation, with Mr. G. H. Davis as nitwit',
wnieh las been of great value for many years, *bows
that during its year terminatlag November 30th, 1872,
the snot nosived from dopositery was £7,011 Us. 31.,
being a 'Usti Menem. on the pemedine year's rentipta.
Tbe total number of depoldbora is 2,007, to whom
end% stands £6.3,220 oa. 4d. Tbe managers of two
palmy banks have invested in the Institation 2127 fa
44. • 28 ohm:table moieties, £1,841 9.. 51., as 4 17
friendly sooletioa, 13,479 12.. 21; the Waal number
of cesonnts opened being 2,144, ntpresesting an r :ger
gst•cf 1.87,668 is. 9d.

PUBLICANS ENTISSAINIMO TS PSIBACA. —At
Boathwarh polloe-eourt,3lst Jaitaary,lir. John Chapple
the proprietor of the Swan sod Bugler Loaf Tavern,
Doek heed, was summated Ware Mr. Partridge, for
unlawfully having his bones open daring the prohibited
beers. George Chapple, Frances flicepson, Frederick
Farnham, and Thomas Orchard Win runnosed nadir
the lame Lot with beim ha the house al the same
tiree.—Yr. Partridge observed that the Aid of
must D•Tir contecaplated that i llesseed visteallor
should be compolied to close his doors against his
relatives Lod friestdg—All the sarenoneee were dis-
missed.

—Diem. IRON SCALDING. —I little girl, between IVO
sad Biz yaws of art, named Swan Warns, daughter of
• ahoosnakor named Jobs Warren, 111.ng I. Poorbun,
died on Saturday last from lb* sleets of • arid sus-
tained on the previous &today. It seamed that dm
eltild to got upon • altar whisk was by the side of tbo
Ire, s.,ppial upon s little stool, whisb toppled over,
sad abe fell towards the in. To lave hosolf air laid
bold of lb* spoilt of • bottle of boats( valor on the
Ira and spilt it all one brie, by 'blob go was dread.
folly sonldod. Modloal mistimes er • prooared, sod
the little thing lingered till Baturdihy, wheat death
ended her ruffiriage.
Tax Waatua.—The followi*g! is oar lastooralotimi
report

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I Ili WM SW* of 194•Abor
I 10 IN N Cloudy. Roo
4 ZS IN 1, loony
6 34 44 1 Poo. Soo
6 II 16 WIZ now, rata,
7 SO II NZ 160.
11 64 11l II Qody,o,
9 16 19 NI Cloudy, snow

The lin FIIIIIWAST rata —The dislike amoupt
agrisalturiats of the hiring fair, whioh has been growing
for yews, has this year, as Joseph Arab and agitation
come with it, attained very great strength, and Moro
I. teak of selling the Town Omani to take steps for in
abolition. So far aa the hiring it oonserned, no doubt
It would ben good thin;; bat that can gamily be put an
su i to, withoet legiolatan latogferease„ by farmers
abstains( from hiring at that 11m. AA to terrainat.
log the business fair that is • differeet matter. For
very many pan it has been the canon for • large
number of persons to ands amounts with trademnee
at Mat limo. sod the ansonat of business thin
treasaotod is eoasiderable. Them are nettles.. when
Wallies for customary busineee eau be dispensed
wish, and we hope the Town Counoil will give due
weight to this aspen of the question.
80,00011 P•TTY 811151oXs, tiondsy.—Before the
Mayor (Mr. G. J. G. Gregory). and Yr. Q. Cense.
AL rasa amass' Grove Arley, of loran/too, was
brought up for being drain and riotous, on Batarday
night.
Defendant pleaded godly. He hel had • drop of
liquor. sad when he setae est into the epos sir it over.
I oust his.

Ourard sad he bad bow up Wont
Dslsadsat : Tot yam sio I
Find 10s. sail weft is. 61. Psld.
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Jea---e Legg, of FOrriit;gt;a7;aa saretaosed (or
wasting WSW al 4 a.m., San. HL Kr. Robot Heat
ippsar.d on behalf or defendant.
said although Kin Legg was reepogreible,
he wag quite gore that elm waa ignorant of any wilful
waits; being such a large ratepayer as she wag, she
wosid not pariah asy such thing. After the pollee
had wiled hie itteation to it, he asked the wan—
Hisadamer—ead he &geared hits that when be left his
horses it 8 e'eleek at Kok he turned it *IL Tile man
1 was very dent, and a little wraps be would not beer.
the water wee leaking to any extent, be eaggeated it
might base begs tarried as by boys tor minablef, for
lade often get Into the yard.
P. & Kitebell said when as duty as lordiagka Hill
ba bawd: water ranting, and going into the Mar
Legg's yard he hand a tap running at about what -he
thought age third logos. He stopped it. The tap was
In good ender.
Theillegor said there was such. warts of water that
Ii wadi be stepped. As this was the drat offone., the
In* would be be. and oaks Pa 6d. Hie worship 1
suggested that if there wails, trouble with by. barn- I
lag ea the wider, they could hare a tap with a remove-
able wing&
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Mr. Haat mid be thought that wouLl be • vessucgd
Wog. He was very glad thet the patios were
elope te poorest the waste of water.

DO WHISTLE TOWN OW:MOIL.
werarsome.—Ptereet, the Weyer (it. Q. J. Q.
Gregary).l ALierass G. ou. E L.*
Goleta Gles•Weird Dr. Lidsidge.W:o64•,L Bandit
awl A. lbws I sad Mr. Hem Sioseess I.iflMOM
on WWI el the Tem Pen.

011 Weida-K2/2M
The MATO' mired "flat le reneguers of the I
Welke Fend hadag barer exhausted, It Is desirable ,
that the walrokeeper he retained in his situation. sad I
that Vs wages for the future be paid out of the Burgh I
Feed." This time last year the untidy unditico of the '
pablis walks was brought before the Council, and it I
was decided that they be re-gravelled and other reedr•
idea. It was than urged that some person should be
inted to take sere of the walk,. though the Council
did not seem &traded to vide any Gam for that purpose.
Therefore he (Mr. Gregory) appealed for submersions
to sorry or that Ojos*. He collared something Like
£3O, half of whir was expended in providing chairs
sad rola for the use of the walk.. keeper, and the wages
of that talker Now the fund was ablated, mad he
had to ask the Orson to reline. the appointment.
Let it not be said they had Dour of the Gnarl avenue
Is loglaad sad yet 'Hewed the as.. to go into rosy
from went of proper animation.
Mr. BOWIE!? : What le the salary of the walke
kaltiMarr : 13s. par week.
Dr. Aurrocia cordially ',aoudad the motion. He
sonsidered 11th. dry of the Outer to provide some
parson to &Mead to the Walks exeludvely ; without
it they weld not he krt in the enaditioa they ought to
be. As regarded the expense, he fully ooeeurrd with
the Mayor that it sherd some eat of the borough fund,
for he believed IS word be impossible to keep up the
eabierptier for the perpose. They °odd sot, he
enuesived, be too tbaikful to the Mayor for the ere--
tire whir he had made to put the walks Ina thorough
etre of receir—(bear, hear.) He felt
.they were all
much leashed to hi. —(hear, hear.)
Alderman GUM g fully anessi with Dr. Aldridge se
to the praiseworthy earlier made by the Mayor
during the pest year with Meters to the walks. But
he must ask the Cesar mod seriously to look at the
stale of their fleasses, before they settled upon the
borough fuad • fur rare. Although the wages of
the walks keeper were eat down at £33 161. per arum,
the experts of keepieg hiss weld not he caludated to
be WM than £5O. He 'hada have no objeetioe I. the
proposed expenditure if they bed irequer toads
for th•
.4%1M. He had already subscribed and
word de so agate, and he °odd not
think so las follow townsmen as to say try
woeld allow the walks now to go into daisy merely
from the Oak of farther subscriptions. But earten it
was, the Town Orate could not at aid the proposed
outlay, for their *aural diflioultim were getting
worse every year.
sabl/lwers, it was Ira, pay1:111
moo oststandiag bet were they "are
were re equally fastg Lad, he was merry to
say, tree wee so primped of fay fuelba, rewire from
the prig prepery of the Mows, Mir these rears Is
se the present memeet Wire wee iliskiteral pashas t
Why, in 1351 a Ira if 31,355 nee aided for Itaildiag
the Cora ffneheage, as the lueimelandiag that they
weed have power from the Tiessary to raise the WM
by loan, with the peed& that it be repaid ',Hight 30
year Lad yet, fiat memed to the present, not
• single of the prineipal of that loan bad
been pad. Ag n, in HMO, they ordird In the game
way a loan of 11400 on the oat, other available pro-
perty of the town Wollaston estate—sod not one
single farthing bad been Told towards lb. ',b....Twins.
They were now indebted to the extent of 1229 for legal
expanses, brides whir £lOO was still daii on the
building of the Corn Esehange, aid there was no pree-
ned In any shape or form that they could rates a
anditient sum from the Corn ffsehsuge to pay off say
part of the principeL Now was It rooming- he used
the wad beaus Is residered It mod appropriate—
to take the public mousy sad don'ts it for the pur-
pose of maintaining what be hoped would be well
mairdned by the inhabitants ? He felt deeply
interested in this queetion. There wee a day when
they seemed dispc id to enter upon • system of economy
to due funds" upois a roastable footing; but now,
he regretted to observe, there we. • tindery to speed,
roarer an opportuaity preload itself, some which
be did not Mak were absolutely nommary. He had
not the least doubt thaldhcee whc had exprested their
willingness te continue their suburiptions aessally
would do so. It we. his Sr. conviotba that edam
they goonosaiesd the Graces of the borough, so that
they might be cede apostle:Ale to pay the ern now
owing, a borough rate amid be inevitable. Us sub.
milted Ibis aineadineat :—' That annidering the
present stale of the finances of this borough it is not
deniable that • walk keeper be paid out of the borough
fund."
Liciermati OW= seconded the amendment He add
not deem it expedient at the present jeerers of affairs
to east the proposed burden upon that font.
Mr. Mune considered the walk keeper bad dons an
immense deal of good. He guested it would be well
to And essertain whether the voluntary subscriptions
would be coutinued ; be, for one, moult
tribute. He fully agreed with Alderman Ualpin that it
▪ birtlydeedrable to avoid borough rates, but thought
that by some trees or othar the roomy required should
be fortheemies.
Mr. Bourn eoreettied that the walks were public
P —every one enjoyed them, and every ono
orairtiYa r.sy for their moisteners.
Dr. ALMIX3IIII expressed doubts as to voluntary
sitheoriptions being ortiatud from year to year. He
strougly urged that the sharp ought to be tenoned
upon the feeds of the borough. Many arsons did not
now gin,
Ler suggested that the surveyor of the
awn might employ one of his staff • sertaln part of the
year Is the walks. After Aides OSA Osldn's statement
as to Use Areess, lite Oared would, he (kidermaa
Look) dtoujht, be doing wrong to expend the money
proposed.
The MAYO' said he WM quite as anxious es Alderman
' Galpin to *eremite the borough fads, but be objected
to ham economy, of whir they would be guilty it they
allowed the walks to get le • bet orditiou aerie, sad
thee were obliged to speed portant= or £lOO to pat
' them in repair. The eubeirrlptiou bad boeu given on the
anderstanding that the nutter was an aperient:it.
' Mr. SLADI thought the surveyor could find men to
do whet was required in the walks.
Alderman Lam Et,: • postponement of decree
' on the point, oaly hi members of the Outwit bedag
' pretest, and Dr. after some further diger
skin, submitted • more to that effect. But it was
sot seared, and Maratha COMP asked the Mayer
to pet the question tote. meeting, which his Worship
I did, with the following result —Forth.: erneadosest, 5;
for the original resolatiou, 3. The ameadasoot was
therefore arid by • majority of two.
TEE SSW 11711VITOIL.

Mr. John Woo-dTtie--a;t-r—eir:Wycer, attended wia
received certain imam/Mom is to the duties of his
ofiee. Yr. Jewett, reigned, is to leave at the mad of
the present week. It wee explained that. instwid of
the latter hiving left the town without providing for
the payment of Me men leader kits, sa suggested at a
termer tweeting. he had peld them In advance. mid
illidermaa GLUM stead that Mr. Jowett had fn.
quietly mad• &drawee oat of his own potshot, at times
as =Lob as £3O &ad 850. The Mayor arid everybody
else regretted that the 'lightest red/Aim had been
isadvertattly east upon Mr. lowed.
Oa the motion of Dr. ALA:MIMS, seeresded by Alder-
men GaLrur, It WM/ unanimously resolved —" That the
thanks of this Board be glean to Mr. Jewett for the
ability, seal, sod atimitiou he las displayed in the
duties of his oaks of surveyor sod inapsobor, during
4 years he has filled that Alm."