The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07 00:00:00

LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
aIVt•WINDOW ESCSOACHIMIT ALOAIN.

Mr. Rtoo•re mid that at the laat toeetieg the Sur-
veyor rap.rted teas he hot made am votertekohuseeo.
He eould my that he had made no further reattach-
meet than what vs. mete many year* ago—in short, lie
lia I improved the 1.17141 C 1.11111•Crty, an he had remove..
the eueneichrsent up to 7 feet above the pavement,
and only relented it on the line and ostwail Boum
Mr. Devi:airs mid tlwy hart called on Mr. Gersten's.
remove his how wiodqw4,4o I he had also dOee
Cutler Hotel—if others were coutinited, it we. an in
juatio- to them.
The CLIME aid the angle it the Baptist Chapel en-
croached • foot on the pavement ('Tiber than Mr.
Itanetra profeetlmt ezteniled. and he cousidered
Haggett had greatly Marketed the thoroughfare by hi.
alteration.
Mr. DeVa.elftla : Why did toe Sarveyor report it m
an encroachment then, if it is sot an encrearb-
intuit?
Mr. itsieeit : Because he says be was ordered to du
so by • member of ibis Board.
Mr. A TLINO said this we, andouhtedly an eneroseh•
meat originally on the pavement. Mr. Ragged.' lute re-
moved front the hisommut eel retained only on iii.
drat door.
Mr. &kaolin said be had so disposition to take a
single ineh of the public property. flit was an en.
erisseliment it warn before he bed it, and be bad known,
30 years.
Mr. DY.VINIefI remarked that if it was an encroach- I
nent of 10 yews ssaading, still, if taken down. the in
evictions Of that Board were that it should nut ha
built up again.
Th. tugs mid he did not kaow a any such inetrue-
tiona hung ghwu, ur of a single ilhateDell where they
had been Genteel oat.
Mr DeVENtell : uo you mean to Nay that this in not
the rembitiou isf the board.
The o.get. • ld.d so lar as how windows 175 0011'
caload—oa Mee gret•goor.
Mr Dimwits*: Whet was the order in reference
to Mr. Denton then? That Wan a dretAloor
The Mr. (Linden carried get his projedien
the whole Ichgtb el Me frontage; besides which. the
:Vrimed w aa II was ootteldered Prvid-
lOuthe reighhourbouil.
Mr. Deeerish : Is It sot always retsdbidsll
The Ckli" Tit t driends upon eirounistenosa If
thenrie a wide thenamiillare. I dent pee that iii.. At
all event. there are hesisredo I. the town.
Mr. Di:vestals Au! Was is when they are built on
•
'gmy
r wibes.lbsy ars 410
r 3100 a. •I •ctu • , et.looo. •
r. Devenish : Do you menu to my that ifs have
In built to the extend, of the property, bow windowa
are allowed
Mr. Ayling : Many are gouts on at the present
Mos.

Mr. Bassett : Ye*, and Mr. Usury Dovenish ii build-
ing houses in • like maim, r.
Mr. Ilraira Lb ni-1, sat las his name hail been men'
time I, he 011.1 b to .as that him hutl.h. web c
built 00 private prupery.
Mr. Rigget : Vca, that the WID lowa project over
pubic street.
ll.ivenisli :k is not a public street, cud lie ouuid
abut it oil) if he liked.
Mr. Hig:ett : Not lie, there are other houses in the
street that beton, to mot.
Mr Devetudi 1i14111%.1111C,1 that this wax altogether a
different PM Iruuii treetin„; Is,* 'who." over strects
that hail for years keen the property of the publie, an
there was the restilation uu the booktprohuuhutuu,g eo-
croscbmentai on pudic properte.
Tne Cierk did uu.t c lu,,e/A. an eni:roachiu •nt
on the pantie rgiits ui tllO 111.111 oiCLOI.UILIOII a laid tvtat
coutreintileted by the Boiril.
Mr. Devenish : Wont is it then?
The Clerk : It I. • projection.
Mr. Deeehhill What is the differenoe pray, between
an encro whin ut said a projeetioa !
The Clerk explained wh .1 he considered the distinc-
tion, and said he hail never given liar recounted bourne-
&ion* to interfere in such came ; an I iPter eitiuderable
effersesoeuce i 4 animal spirit. oil the part of Mr.
Devemsh au.l one or two others, the subjeet turuel
upon