The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08 00:00:00

WZYMOUTI; TOWN 00II1lOIL.

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meeliag a/ the above bed, wee hob! ea Garrity
morale( laat, at the Guildhall, present Th. Mayor (Kr.
J. Rob.rtaos), Aldermen Arlie sad Moe ; Coale:Were
Medi*, G. RIK Robots, Wideferd, Webb, Aplambory,
Groves, Talbot, Goblets, sod Thealaa. with Mr. P. G.
Sbeggail, To Clark. sad It. G. Andrews, borough
trvaaerer.

The MAITOI teed the torsi et tb• Market BOWS
Oremmites* :

Your—Oemlnittee bug to repot Med bovine gene through
the dories Iler riots elsdnp, hs, pwsble the Market
Homes lbw recommend that In hien Me 'Woolen seek el
dower be mode.

11;tehere AM par aeons, Oa. per week. Sa per dap
Ditto Milk, K is, week. K p.r day.
flesh" Melia 11l par sesous. reek Par dal* at,
larger 116 per aeo um, 7s. Se. pet west la lea_ pee .
Poultry walls, ls. id per day.
Other sod oMos Thi:t teote.rt be invited Mr nails(
the woe t three year,.
aloud Shop. That Wader, he wetted for maths( the on
for three year..
Plat Stella That the stalls so the North side of the Mak
mita he ehargod IMO for two stalk sad or the South side
es
_par Nall per week, or IL Feeder
Mr. °WYSS said they decided to he,. wing, to the
doors.

Vie MAYOR 'Wei attention to the gentian°, hawk-
lath% A TUNG thologht It was nadarstood that be
hawking was to be allowed nada, any cirenamesnean.
The Market Hewn had newer paid dealt and newer
would. V havldng ware Owed.
Me. 101111•4 oh! Vie Ossasli wen there he relwas6
es peer as will as 'Win, sod kw solkis_ Bake rood
it tisk bosses 'IMAM thiss Imiller wisa

they otherwise would ose hove for obtabting Nappies
they owed. If dui maws hami Weems to go rowed the
1.,'. sod kook be thought It would be • groat ma'
verdeeee ; but if the Oesnell forbad hawking the)
would shut out very large number of those sellers wbe
bring sumll euppl‘se to the 'market, mid would =banes
the met of these supplies. The Opened eboold protest
the interests of the Market Boum boodbolden to the
utmost of their power; bet et 1b...... t me they were
bowel to protect the poor also.
Kr. Aidermon Attica mumiderod tit* poor would be
bettor pretested by the prevention of hawking.
'mould go to Um market sod obtain supplies on 22
better terms than by purchaving of hawkers HI.
=WY that the poor are regalirly plundered by
wirers.
Kr. Roma raid depend upon it the poor would
know very well if they bad Um value of thew mooey cc
not. But if hawking were prevented, what could •
poor woman de who had two or three children to look
otter?

—;lThit Maros thought It quiW oat of the quesUm that
ltawking shoeld be stopped. TM question is se to the
terms ma which people shalt be allowed to hawk.
Mr. Gime. said the present maim of °barging
heavily upon poor women who perhaps bring in
rirennyworth of dowers end vegetables, while the
&Irma* who brings in some pounds' worth of butter
and other produse, is only gargled the same. Thom
who have carte and trusts and who no up gad dime
the town, ought to pay enhanced ram.
By this time the Collector had arrived, arid
The MAYOR asked what me the chargers for hawking
—to dairymen for Instance
The 001.Lioros replied—ld. a basket.
Tbe TOWN Ctzaz said that was all wrong.
Is answer to the Moron, the Collector said some
gallon pay 3d. a baaket, and othen 6d. for the two
market days.
The MAYO': Supposing a dairyman Mugs is three
basketful, if butter, what does h• ray ?
The Oot.Lucrott : Twopence a day.
MR Romans: Supposiag a person oomes In with a
basketful of vegetables. what do yew charge her
lb. COLLECTOR : Only 11.—(laughter).
The MATOI: What do these dal, yeses pay that matt
In with • berm mid out and pal at the Bear?
The 001.i.n0r0a replied: i as per day.
Mr. KUM inerecded the produced by the Col.
teeter, asel remarked that now he received a or £3 a
week for hawking Whets.
The Maros mid the sisapl• question wee—what
=housed piicas should they charge (Lose persons
Mr. Wasaroan suggested that the dairymea go
moording te order; bet this was emstroverted, ea tin
dairyman de net know the quantity ordered.
The itioroa suggested that they should haslet on etas
being taboo by the people who mese here with arta.
Mr. Burn and Mr. T&LBOT wer• la favour of these
mewls then Wing allowed to hawk.
The NATO' aall hawking is allowed le every city
and boons la in the United Kingdom, wader 0111142
restrletiose.

Mr. RUOT suggested that If any perms moiled as
abatement of the toll they should apply to woe
sathority for an abateraeot.
The Tows CUIRE said scab an arrant asset hod bleu
made for years. Sopposiog a poor wido• brLugs in a
Is. beadles of violets, there must be some diestetionary
power giVllO, I. impose a tell warding to the quantity
of goob ; but it did not apply to valuable coma.
dittos. mob se strawberries brought to in large
qsantities
The report of the Committee was reesived arid
adopted.
Mr. GiOVis moved " Tbst the hawkers charge. for
persons bristles their goodr to carte or wampum be
the pries of one market-house stall; that water-
soap's' harrows be *barged raspiest per day; that
NM& baskets be sheeted trope's', each, and that
menplere of Molls be Wowed to send cot see hawker
carrying bartkets, for seek mespied."
thomoded by Mr. TAL.OII..
Mr. Timms sommeted that the mother be retorted
to the Market-home Oomisittee, and that they rooster
with the hoed-holders upon it, moskltir the meaner of
hawking, sad report to the CooneiL
Mr, tows thought the bood-holdere ought sot to
be the male proms whom interests should be con-
sulted. He feared primate might be put on the
tellers.

---lite7Maron Meted that the committee found the
matter so difficult that they slatted it to be eonsidered
by the whole Causal/

Me resolution moved by XL Giovi, WU UlthiStill,
serried.

TSB PILO PIER.

n• WITOII said they .•f• Swan• that. at a former
meeting, he drew the attention of the Connell to the
uneattefeotory condition of the Pile Pier, and Mr.
Beaman was authorised to report thereat. Hie Won.
ship than reed the report.
The Surveyor's report tooted, with respect to the Pile Pier,
that on the soutbasa and most exposed portion of Um wood
structure. ten of the prindpal piles were found rotten and
eaten through by worm, aim the upper portion of the sheet
piling was decayed • but near the ground this appears sound,
and will support UM woad ailing for some time. There Ii also
much decoy In the tie or string timber that sopports the piles
near low-water mark. As to the Barbour, nearly the whole
of Ms plies that support the quay walls are mach decayed at
low-water mark. U these are not rammed, the quo 1•1112
cannot rupport the great weights mettnually pasting oven
them

A roasting waa Mid on Friday moraine jut. parent
the Mayor (Mr. J. Robernoso). Aldermen Eliot, Ayling,
Lave, avd Howard ; Councillors nomad, Grorea
Aylasbury, Robes', Webb, Lundio, and Wolatord ; with
Mr. F. C. Stannall, town Mork.

Km us's sow wissow.

With- nleresee to the window la Lovo-lano, coo-
strueted by Mr. Lee, the MATOIII etstod that Mr. Lee
wished to hare au interview with the Cooped to gives&
ezplasatios.
Mr. Lee wad situated, and ttakod who gays him par.
ieleoloo to put is the wiadow He atatod that hi..,
Mr. Seeman about the matter, who raid he must apply
to the Coattail, sad he west to Yr. Howard to draw up
sometidag I. plows before Um Gowen ; but Mr. Howard
mid it au eaeki trumpery suattim that it ought not
I. go before than. Mr. Steggall had uothlog to do
with it.

--late-equaatly oboe Mr. HOWARD antved, that retie.
slab gays as as Mastics teed* le shoe that there was
I total miispprsb.nsco as the part ol Mr. Las.

TDB DAMSON TO TILE 411:1•I WILL.
The MAYOR noted that after the last meeting. • tele-
graphite inesesie was mat to mesetala whether It wield
Ise sosuniont to the Great Weston: Dimino to remise
ths Mayor sad tea Tows Met to make statements
resputies the Quay wail. To Use ant telegram tiny
ressined so \IMMOr. sad author was soot; bat this
also was set answered. Thal the Town Clerk wrote
asking this to answer his previous Isnot. The follow-
ing reply WU this noshed :
Orem Winona Miner, Loudon Tanalou
Jalyl, 1573.
Dear *l, —I is sorry that there Ins bon moo unavoidable
delay la replying toy.ur letters sad teirgrome oath. snidest
of As Quay wail at Weymouth, • portion of which has glom
way, set, I lad, tree lb. traria on the tramway (which I am
seemed bad martin to do with It), but nen tits hamleat
seestractioa 014 k. lllMMeary sad the well and Ma
la
to Om rah The Mobility to rep* the QM" ga=
fall epos this employ Is es,y way, meg i Memel
hold out to tie To.. Camil say hope OA Ulf
Diraelen will sesume the miggenled r.. . if limilemea
Council should wish to hare the opealso of Mr. Owen. els
englater, m to the beet manner al reuestroning the psit
tall., dotes, 1b.,, no doubt he 0141 40. bsppytoass.,g to
any sossinsimAon he may repel.* from yea es the sableol,
Tours tai
tidalt lau. enesea.
lf. C. flteggail, Seq.
Mr. !tome sold—la feet the Great Whalers
Directors mediated their lishillty to upend se=
on the repair; het would like the Based! to
Mr. 0.011 as to how Alm should rebuild tho wail for
tho euventenee sub. Output, I
The tenders for tt • reaustrestion of the will ware
thee seemod. They were :—lfories. Brews Brothers,
CIAT.I; Mr. Joseph Pldllippet £1,950.
Mness remarked that Mese Modem worsen stub
In sums of say prevtooe wawa, that he advised the
Oosaegl to be wiry weed how they scouted either
tinder.

Loma 'suggested that the wall should be rebuilt
with the foundation the NUM depth as before.
Mr. Was mid Ms entre fist the Mauve' had goes
down met a peat deal of the extra momy. He thought
that a Portland diver should go dolma aid examine Me
foundation, sad If It le not moved out further than
swam part at the Quay, this that It should be Ningbo
is the sum feeadatleo. sad this the repair would not
met mash more Kula £4OO. • previous pushing up Is
mother part bad lasted 30 yearn
Tbe annoyer was seat fur sad Kr. Webb slated Ks
plan to bias; bet X. haul said by this mesas they
would take away from • rather narrow purl of the
Harbour, for the foundation had gobs out Mt. Beekles
Ms did not like 'Dibbling.
In answer to sogalr.A. It was stated that there la
only from £l,loo to 1,400 available from the Harbour

Bourse esker, sepplebag • tearer were sewepted,
sod la the diaplog away, wore or the Quay wed NU
rawo, would the eestrowters have to replan It for the
same aaeoeet

flerlioia; mid De; It wohld hare to be pad for le
addltloo, st the same rate as the brst pert.
• nu, it was remerkod, ought odd 000 mon to the
bal.

lir. Wass grimily advised that the well be exemiaed
by • diver, sad U possible patched op Ilk* a part above
Bridge.
Mr. IMMIX wan afraid the wear and tear from tile
tramway would Warfare with the patalilocup beim
effestuu.

--icirse remarked that that part oboes bridge had
stood eery well, in spite ot the use as a tramway.
r. BISWIS was qamUoned as to tim likelihood et
@Maw end falling down' sod said he did not believe the
*Detract woeld be eseescled on that amount. He had
protested ono load by plies, and Gould do the SIM With
the other, and ho did not believe ittatsitbor would talL
The &mood esquire& about tho usenet aiallabba
and it appeared the, sesamalatioos of supiu Is &bait
this. years amounted to £1.400.
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-Aldermen ELIOT tlimpbe thee minim lama of the
Harbour was Mose £1,400, &ad tee taut.' of the
w.e. debt le £OOO. But out of the £5OO sarplus
tb.7h.rd to Pig hr Um lighting of the harbour, aad
manstsumosoad rem rs.
The MATOB understood from the Tows ark that
the Ono& seal apply the whale of the manna to
repairs */ miisimanos. sad sespead the Interest es
the mesepse• beds if required.
Mr. WISII lienglet the Oonsell meld not be sure K
the seise Mos* meths, rear.
Lam* inked If Sir J Ooode shield be
ropueted to sea* a Km whereby the repairs Gould
beds.. more Amply
11r. Win: I think we had MAW sompt
punippee undo, at opals, than speed another £lOO in
laving down Sir John Ooofe.
Is answer to Kr. Alden:mu Flownien, the gerrelsr
mkt the Porthed diver ooul I tall the OwnMi mei*,
more about the lenadstlon item he Mew at peewit.
Mr. Alderman ELIOT said if the expense did set
mooed the amount of the metres!, he immured to
advisee the ropeired money on thee feed,
without instals' on the bondbakisrs' latemet:
Aldernum 11011‘111 ssid the quay wall must be
repared at seam sod two aolisoaas preetlealele.
the deb( 16 meseding to Me spiis.s sad Kr.
Ksbits Kaa, whereby it seemed the rep* amid be
done es sit. WI thirty years. nee laeter plea would
be the hest if It would be saddest ; bet they must be
sem ef tbati, net le base be de the weeb ems sok.
Kg. We EMS sal Kr. liesmes, be IWO% ghoul

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mains the piss% ead my whether the plan was ;
psandambin
Mr. W. 11Het mei peat for, sad the Mayor irked
bias to go down with Mr. Serer. Mr re if it was
Rooftree tag the Will should he rebuilt.
Mr. WIWI amoonpenlel.
In 11'. laataafaue 14. Alderman Weer stated with
referemes to tbe Rarbwar amousta, that th• icanto. In
ewe year was £1,637, sad the expenditure £1,237,
£4OO surplus bat rear.
Oa the retura of Ma W. Eliot sad the others, Mr.
ELIOT said that having examined the Quay, be found
tho top of the wall le low about 8 It. Imayosd tits lino,
and 1146w1t to gaits 3 ft. further oat, so that if the
quay will were totallt goon tbet, there would be • pr.-
joaalon, and it would Ulm away ono thlp's berth. Hs
oftr€44l7 reoectinondsd beginning do cora, and banding
sp Om the bottom. As to the reasonableness of the
Moder, he had not made oaloulatimm, but always locked
open it as • £2,000 job
Alderman tiowallt said Mr. Seaman (who bad
satimatad tho otst mesh lower) wished to break the
matter neatly to lb. Council.
Mr. WirrAleßD err la favour of rebuilding the wall
up &boot two or three inolme above high water mark
and thtto Moving it. It would
rebuild lb, wall without settling the matter of the
Great Western Cotopeny's
Mr. Loou said that would show very bed taste. It
"(44 look li" an opposition to the Great Western
Railway Company.
The Town Claim said it would not do at all. There
would be hills in Cbatmery file," naiad the Conseil
Mr. Alderman HOWaRD said the Groat Western were
, running weight..,,, a tramway on ground which arm
oonstrusted to bear them. Ile thought there
should be some bre-taw that no loads @hove a 'tertian
weight should he allowed to pre over the tramway.
Tbe oompony mlght than be dimmed to vote • sun of
money to bale in strasoabealeg lb. Quay will.
Mr. AYLIIIDUIT err °onside:able pressure wee put
upon the Great Western Railway Company. to lodge*
theta to make the tramway. In order that the tritely
might be removed from the front.
Mr. HOWARD raid that when there were rival
selterase for a ratline to Portland, the preterenee wais
to the Great Western Railway's scheme, become
of the tramway.
It warn suggested that only ene truck should be
allowed to to over the tramway, at • time; but
Mr. Alderman HOWARD seld they might lawn-
venienoe the railway poupany In many way.; bat
they roust not target the support whloh the staamera
gay* to the harbour.
Mr. Aldeneaa Urn spoke from hie own kerriedge
el the treat adveetage of the tramway. He did not
°hies( to traMs bintealf, being well said to It; but the
residents in the front would be constantly disturbed
Mall boors by the piano of vehleles with goods, if It
were sot for the tramway conveying them down the
WA of the tow.

The oast of repairs widish would be required, eztrs,
by the roads, was estimated at quite £lOO a year, U
Mere were DO tramway.
Mr. Titomai sieved, reeoaded by Mr. Loco. that Mr.
Joseph Philtippe's tender for rebuildiog tb. tissy Wall
for L'1,950 be &aerated, it being the Irwrsi teedsr, sub-
to his oceimatiag to sub serum ea the Town Clark
may consider- necessary for the purpose of such on-
tractor taking on himself all liability for damage done
to any property slob:lag or adjacent thereto or to the
adjoining Qasy Walls, and also for Ilroltiog the thlls in
'blab sash contrast shell be sposilted.
Mr. WILSPOID repeated hie suggestion to build op
the Quay Wall within • few lash*" above high water
mark. H. wanted to know tte legal position of the
Council, sad thought Mk would bring on • correspoo.
dame with the Great Western directors.
Mr. LIIIDII meld soy extra •IPIIOBO thrown oo the
'timbers, or obetraritiee offered to theta, would toad to
their removal from lb. port.
Other members said they would be willing to fight
the Great Western fairly if oertain th.t the liability
rested on the .emptily; but tley would out comsat
to Mr. Welalorcre
The resolatioa of Mr. Thomas war carried emu coo.

Till ilium, BOUSL

n• Tows CLUE galled atteo—tioa to caroms@ of
calm sad pip being bang up In the Market Honer I.
opt... whisk was only lateaded for rabbit/ arid gam.,
Hs segrimed that an iron bar there should be eat off,
to prevent the imaging of samosa there, as the partial
ought to take butcher's stalls.

THI SUIVITOIII 114 KM?
Spoke of some *volition in tbe Park, shish bad boss
mop without soy plas being sent in lath. Board,
alb of • pleas sear lianelagh Terms being filled up
with west refuse, which would crests • noisier».
Mr. Roams said if there were not &owe inloeso. is
the Conseil to hedge this matter about, the nuisance,
would sot herd been permitted to continuo.
acme of the members objeoted to snob a remark, and
the Tow. CLERK said Mr. itilledge bad told him that
thirty Leeds 0( soil had beet deposited on the phi*, and
the work is going on.
It ws• determined to have Mr. Milledges attenUon
draws to the street refuse deposited there, and to hays
the Meg ns deo* with proper materiel.

TRII BACKWATI4 11111111111:1111T.
The following lettsr woo road:
Clos Moe, Weymouth, July 7, IV&
F. C. Stoma. lq., Town Clerk.
Demi mosequeacs of the Ns. Bank being oar
drstmed from lie North Quay to our works, our property ks
saUrely laid open to Um public much to our lacooseolcura
aad palely tem I am Instructed by my DUrctors to apply
I. the lowa Council for I strong singable Moos to to placed
along our ...Althorn bottodao7,ao that pubtlo traat may be dLr
ountliseed. M. dear sir, yours faithfully,
Unitas lion, Bocretary.
Referred toe Committee.
WIZ 001 Mali. leallahill
Anotber lettor was road from the Oas Company's
moretary. as fol'ows

Gas °Woe, Weymouth. 16th Juw, 1673.
F. SI Btewll, eq., Town Clerk,
Diu fite,-1 am instructed by my Directors to cull your
wadies to the merlons damsga we are maiming by the
breakago of our mein make pipes, nod the *miaowed greet
isekage, wining tram Ihe drainage works, now being carried
on by the Local Board of Health. In Omer the
man was broken In two or three Moose, oleo at
where a length at lift, of pipe was removed hoax Me trowil,
and laid me the top of the road. WM lathing but a Mew of
loom dry clay pat In the coda to prevent the gas ..ping,
nod this without our knowledge. Bed loot beim welklognt
Gmeeldil the nee ermine and diecorend the lealism, which
.05 a great so to be heard without ranoml of the soil, the
egad might hose be.. to bare well nats miasmal Me mock
of pest the works, nod powdbly compelled us to bass only
psilloily siWe shall ti.pp.ll:da.rpato our csonevuo:rs the folloetr4or ergo:
it
Gray chewer the drainage world as be.tritg'ircarrled on close
to our aim, In order to repar these, and ma up dm Joints
that are loam:led, sod leaky, all charges el cause felling co
the Local Board of am, dear sir, yours fslififully,
Timm. Omsk facretory.
It was mated that the eontractors are, of course,
liable, bat se tho smatter referred to Hoard of Health
basins., and this wad soli • Connell gni•drid, unibiad
woad now be dooe.

shortly filter separated.
PORTLAND.

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MAN'S Form Caolittio.-0 oaday morning het.
Mr. T. L Attsrooll was working in the slab yard of
Mears. Steward and 00., and standing bear the meals
of the tramway. Bis foot was a few Moho., from lb*
mask, whoa • trash lades with four tons of stone was
seat along, and (hi. anfortanstely 14t the instate, and
went over Mr. Attwooll's foot, badly braking all the
tam The sufferer WM taken house, and attended by
Dr. IfoLoisa, whoa the pain was redatied, hat he
probably will be disabled for a moath. [lad this foot
teen oa the rail instead of on lb. ground, the part,
instead of being crashed would have been out r,ght
of.