The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20 00:00:00

WZYMOUTH.

Tie Peitz Datnucth--L-A- -eTtlenerously attended
meeting was held on Satorday, when Sir John Oood•
was Premeat, and Rave it:planation" respecting the new
arrangement, or rather re-adoption of his Int plan—
t° take the estirere pitfall" to the bottom of the
Harbour, instead of having the sewage °pinged to •
harm for utilisation. Sir John stated that. if Ike
Board decided to take the sewage thto the Harbour,
almost all bad bees done that need he, and the addi-
tional mimes would he very toiling, in foot, so mall
that, even if the Board at a future time adopted
utilisation, it would be worth lamming the present
espeneis as a temporary measure only. Under no oon-
ditions would nit sewage ammo on to the hatch in front
of the Poplanade. Oath. latter point Sir Join was
vary positive ; he had never said the sewage would
mate there, it wee a mistake; he hod pointed out a
pert of the Backwater where it might tome without
the dom. As Si, John asked for a formal resolutioc,
the Board posed ass, that the sewers should be ma-
tinned below low water, mid the sewage there dis-
charged. The Pak drainage was the next matter of
cariosity, and Sir John said a very satiefeetogy way
had been diesoomed, whereby this
might be dealt with. The level of the Park tied the
engineering (legation within most narrow limits, sat be
oonitratolatet the liaard that even this plan bud been
discovered. It was to take the dressage Into
the new sewer in Crease-street, iestead rf
the one by itanelagh Terme*, end by this means the
nosliset interferers* nostble with property would be
audiothet—o.ly about 33 or 31 outbouns most have
their doors and roofs roised, from ogle to two feet.
The owners and oempthrs ought to be very snob obliged
to the Surd for providing tham better drugstore. As
to the preset ernes, they wore strongly condemned,
and Sir John sectioned a noisome on the Pork "Math,
which nesse" he said WWI not only a disoredit to the
town; but what ought not to be allowed at all. Speak-
fog of the surfers water, be mid the way to deal with
the seethes water watt* hove the surf's; raised. As to
dobbin right of the Board to drain the Park, the Town
Clerk hod not the slightest doubt, and offered to
" tackle" the opponent& On the motion of Mr.
Alderman Howard, supported by Mr. Weleford, it .ei
agreed that Sir John's plan fee the Park drainage should
lie in the Council Chamber for eistnthotion, and that
any suggestions in 'Linn hook ratepayers thould be
transmitted through the Town Clerk to Si, John

Sergeant Costello to drill them. nags was. *old wind
Wooing ; but the weather eoutleued hoe. The regi-
ment persdad at half-past woe, la boat of the head
quarters, Glotronter Row, sad in about 20 minute'
marched al to drill, 61%001144 by • pertiou of it. large
@roads that had awaited the aseembly. There was so
rain ; tart gloomy *loads and • 'hilly or,rt c, 1,0
It not Jtogether pleasant.
Cap,. B,wer's troop ordered for plooal duly;
Merthyr Guest subaltern of the day.

ACCIDENTS TI TUN yzoli KRT.
Two or three occident. Appear to hove happened
to our visitors. Thor. we. • report of one fl erne
fallen at his horse and inj ired biamit os popiipig
ci Weymouth. On tisturcay eight Llama eleven
o'clock, Mr. 8011, of the Blandfo,d troop, woo
pro •ealing on the pavem)nt in front 'f lt.ualrngl
terrace to his lodgings in Derby-Arcot, mot
stsppod uff the path to the read. Me did not know
that the pavement was so high, end dipped down
heavily. Unable to rise, he thooght he had twisted his
foot, and lay them about a quarter of en hoer, of ter
trying In vain to scowl on his hands to • door to give
the alarm. Fortunately one of the sertrooots Pissed thet
way, end found Mr. Ball, who woo than eionveyed to
his lodgings, end duly Wended. It was found mist he
hut splintered a hone of the leg. On If oodoy morning
be woo taboo bocce.—About bad-past milts on Sunday
afternoon, three of the Yeomanry were going out to •
dog sort to Mr. Sprakiis, of Gorwoll, itod Mr. Sproke
we. driving. When opposito St. John's, the horse set
up kicking, and started off. One of the yews*.
atranapted to jump out; but his foot sought in • part
of the vehicle, he was thrown forward, end fell on his
hood. Bet leo was only Manned for the time, and soon
recovered. P.O. Hnosford and other, stopped the dog
sort, whisk was taken, with • shaft broken, to the Pork
Hukel.—On Saturday night two of the Yeomanry were
walking along the quay talking, when one of them
stepped into the Beekwatoroutd hi. eompasion narrowly
'soaped. The one who fell la sank twice, but this
fortunotely caught hold of his friend's stick held out to
him, and wea rescued. lie was ablate iwpear on parade
on Snacloy mernint, though he hod not oompletoll
reoorered from the effects of his sudden "ducking."