The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-23 00:00:00

WOOL.

WrstriUTH Faustus WilberThe masa dishes et
this oldeeteblished had easelleetialasers'Olab M lied
tor Thunday, taw 2514 ilia. it 3.110 pas., it Ii ezpeetad
there will be a large attteedenoe ot members and
fridits.

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Dm* and Lady QINHe Gust Mee pretested
SIS to the Belayedlty Olab.
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foe the Dales dieldel lialawoethy sad
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-BWITIAND.II Oguarr.-0a Tuesday morning last
216 loaves oompnsing this *Uttar were distributed to
the poor.
to illaaaittdm—The Moir boys at Hemmerthy
church hem hem promoted mei mu& • mrry headeeme
Marsh oemem to misery al NM S. Wades. the late
°mead.
Bums WITT AND rex Dozen nartinir HOAVIIAL,
—the marl german or behalf of the British and
Foreign Bible Society and the Doteel Omumy Hospital
were premited is &today. A.l Be. Imaes's the oollis
lions unsuited to £9 Told. At M. Poore NM ema el
Ell It 31 was eollested. Among Um ether eolleettom
were .--Coogregetteasi ikepsi, £5 lis ; Wesley's,
11. 81.

—Tao Jiirar Lim Quarrelol.—At the Town Oman
misting on Toesday, the Town Oka (Mr. H. We
Dickinees) Mated that the ease in refereed* to tie
liability of the ialobitanta of Poole to serve en judos
at the casino at Dorchester, had boot ambeniMod to
museal, and his opiates had been reeolved. no Town
Clerk read the slue and o.nlos. but, on the questim
being put to BIN tna.U, it was doeidod that the
docummt should not to loaded to the press for
pablication. From this, of eserse, the pablie will
mashulo that the "*pinion" is that the tokasmie of
Pooh are liable to memo as faros et the sodas and it
Ii only " resecemble sentes."
Tan PIOJnoTIID FLAILWAY.—The principal buboes
if the last Town Cenuoll, was the masiderstioa of the
report of the morniMee appointed to watch railway
procesdhips affoolig the lows. The Tows Okla
et•ted that UM hedjr wet in the previests day mad
desidod to the Clouseil to request the sow
pzoidri erase ma onnumetel bridge fee foot paaseepers
over the railway erodes Highekerst, Owing
the ordinary moment as at moss* and lettkag the
bridge Mood sis the inner lido of ; also that the
gates at the Isung oreedap should be soosinioned in
the a,., pomade plan. so so ta epos with dispatsb, sad
that arreagesnonhi should he mad* to werk • sipial at
Tope's mass when • *Oa was stertiag or =t
Thom rosommeedattoes wane adopted by the
In the muse of the premediosp, Mr. Galbraith.
easatto She Loadoe and Beeth•Wombern
Xthe meetiag.and masks a stahemat this
he mid wino the jeastio• Moe throegh the tows was
ombeisplated. it was thought deeireldo to broad eertaia
had* properties for wilds the map ray might have to
pay very loge empossatioa. SIAM Mahal had been
however, ths property bad hem offered to
the.. at • cartels pries. whisk made it worth their
shill Ito resemider the mode of crossing the
1 1
thereby making the Hoe a hotter one oirmightsl=l
more dim* a. 4 allowing the elation work' he be
ereotod on inn gromad lasted of in WAS groan& TIN
campsay did not look on that (pasties se one of assiag
mono,, log the PmZZAi sew Proposed Is be takes
ins would cost m, h in the other head there
would be • little saving is the oast of the work& The
company thought that as the Omani supported then
daring the porno of the Bill throughForams.% It
woo right that be should attend Were them sod ea
their anent before any deolaioa was arrived aL Kr.
Galbraith further remarked that the station would be
partly on what was now Kr. W. la C. Adey's garde.
and partly on land belonging to the Corporstilon. The
tramway would roe slang Nile-row. and, crossing
seertelerie, would tormlnato by a junction with the
railway near the Bops-walk balldlage. He added that
the larionvenienes of a railway-Passau in Starts-lane
would be avoided, —The Mayor brought before Mr.
Gsihraith's mottos the recommeedatioe of the somesittoe
respecting the foot-bridge. kin—Mr. Galbraith said the
bridge was • matter involving • eirtein allloo.lo of
sad be Gould not give any seaser on the
IPa jOiri until he had laid it before the dinoters Ho
hoped. however the Come would not make the
adoption of glut* reoesomaadatiou a condition upon
which the proposed alterallosis of the Cmpany should
be aauutiesed.—llL Hastiltoo strongly urged the
Couevil to hoist open the emestiou of the bridge, mid
moved :—" That an cobalt:ion that Ma Council roesived
an assurance that the noommeadatiose of the *ow
maim should be carried out, they scald nottertake to
forward an assent to the mods of oromiag the street
which had that day been laid Wore them." Mx.
Bad.. ...deg the preposition. Mr Curtis moved
the following amendment :—"Tbm this Omega
wades to the alterations of the railway as
by Mn. Gslbmith, and strongly reseoramends awry. I
lag out of the suggestions of she railway aamionue.
whish, if not adopted. the Comet' may be impelled to
apply to the Board of Trade,"—The alesedwaret was
eeeeaded by Mr. Couwllli hut the 1404i011 we.Oalrried
by six against foar.