The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-15 00:00:00

BRDDPORT LOCAL BOARD OF DIALTIL

A quarterly meeting of this Board wee held on Friday
evening. There were present :—The Mayor (Mr. C. I
Tucker), Aldermen J. Williams, J. M. P. Montagu, G. B. 1
Ewen, and A. Reynolds; Councillors E. Cox, H. N. Cox,
.1. Dunham, T. 11. Edmunds, C. Edmunds. Leggin, J.
P. Suttill. and W. T. Whetham Mr. F. NV. Gundry
(Town Clerk). Mr. B. J. Cox (surveyor), and Mr. IL
Patten (inspector).
The minutes of the last quarterly and subsequent meet-
ings were read and confirmed, and the following matters
arose out of them :
The Towy CLERK iudd Mr. Sandford had accepted the
offer of the Board of .E 53 instead of his contract of 00,
for scavenging.
The insrgrron said that notice had been served, its
ordered, on Mr. Hopkins, occupying • house in South
and he had done what was neceteviry. [lt will
be seen, however, that the medical officer ratan to it
again in his report.]
The ingrgrroa also stated that Mr. Swailleld's contract
for paving had been parried out to his satisfaction, and
that he had been paid in full.
. .

'''''''''''''' CLEAR bald that bins had been issued offer-
ing a reward for the discovery of the person or persons
who injured one of the trees in Wewt-street but nothing
had come of it. . . . .

The lessrerott said the tree that had been cut was
growing; there were some persons in the town who would
like to see the trees continued farther up the town.
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COTTI

A resolution was passed at & subsequent meeting that
the plans of these cottages be examined by the sanitary
cotumittee, t) see that they had been properly carried
_ . .

--The INSPECTOR said Mr. J. T. Stephens hail seen the
plans at his house. examined, and approved of them, as
there was nothing amiss.
Alderman REYNOLDS : Is that the report of the Sanitary
Committee JT.Saughteill.

cox and Mr. T. 11. Faniundi said they were
memben of the sanitary committee—the matter had not
been brought before that committee, nor had the plans
been produced.
The MAYOR: 1 have certainly not seen the plane;
think the matter had better be adjourned, that the corn-
mitlee may examine them.... . .

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seconded, "That they be approved."
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Carried.
Mr. T. H. EDMUNDS thought the plans should he sent in
before the work was commenced.
Mr. 11. N. Cox sail be should have thought it hardly
Till DRAINAOE. necessary for Mr. Henslowe to have sent any plane, as it
of the works, an.l had entered on his duties. The land Mr. T. H. Eneuxes thought otherwise.
The Moron sail MeerDolihuchgwreeßul(am;nosthiha(npotrnlieth.(l,o6,nwabetappointesl clerk was only an alteration.
required in the Harbour road had not been taken pusses- I Alderman Movrmie :If you do not pull down founds.
don of, as the money had not vet been advanced by the tions in making alterations in premises, you are not bound
Public Works Loan Commissioners ; but it would he to show plans.
nereasary shortly to get occupation, so as to prevent delay. ! The plans of the new building* for the National Schools
They hoped to be able to have possession when the hay were also approved of, on the proposition of Mr. T. H.
crop woo removed from the fields, which would be in Enmexias, seconded by Mr. DUNHAM.
colleges for ministers, propose buil.ling mother at Ca
weat
In
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consequence
about • fortnight. The contracter had not yet received i Mr. T. EDMUNDS thought it a great pity that ouch
have
hail
the bricks for building the arch of the Bowen ;he expected handsome buildings as the proposed new schools and those)
them, however, in the course of a week or two, and then connected with the Boys and Girls' General Schools should
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2t'eyfidoiht.
It hoped speedy progress would be made—(hear, be in the beck part of the town, us they would he an
hear). ornament to the public streets,
CONMTGAR-LANI. Some expressed it as their opinion, however, that it
This mstter MISS adjourned from the previous Monday would be rather inconvenient to have the seleed children
that particulars as to the increased expense of the he- aab:tg,
provemenbi might be producoL therefore the buildings were better where they are.
late husband's favourite charger, a handsome hay
The TOWN CIZIRK read a letter he had received from The meeting then ended.
Mr. N. M. Loggin (clerk to the Highway Board) sending
details of the increased expenditure, which were as
follows :—Builoline wall, see, Nzalnst Mr. Miller's property, Lade Hobart has presented to the Prince of Arcot her
f£:realo'tv).V.lesl Western Railway IwMary. fli'or"cartsgein property,
.fittoy•e"°£2l; 9.s.RidfatAlnamed 5,.11n,, which cost L 3.
extra stone required for lane in consequence of bad: The Baptista in Wales, who have already three trailing
the Milne,
nthrrentitilurvevyrrdiky.morofußiositdonwtheayefree(w:mloils. :IT:emcee.
it,eofar.::l2,:oottd.teadif
spoken ~f were absolutely necessary to prevent the land
ood
say
(rem slipping into the road. Mr. Leggin had paid one- earn under .C 14.001 and that of the late Admiral Sherard
ep.c:half of the coat of the wmalhiml dunnsot.h.b:prod
tiorer.ooty, flu:or:tau, Osborn under rx!,000.
petyhnhasen.
reality thou had been paid. The extra defnwindnwtriastrthe,oreqrighyduihadtredtht:
771..1.1LI„f7Atra'spPeliallthhile:Leeviaolefn-ar:legwienvniereignedLiNtridSeciabinilcietThyl,"ere::eirss:boctuhits
hatrevmeoars,mas;lvdellmousentaleffect They heels wewido:n"cethienoounnli.dhe:e.
by long
DEWLIJEIH. in
upillindeentr:dh.ltriinOgL.Debustail he deidronaodt
hPradofe"onlr bbeenmulnich-
which, powerful as is its action on the whole Totem
of millions in all pieta of the civilised world. Constitutions
shaken by oeusuia exam.,
proved for the short distance between Mr. Loggins' and 3.Me Climates, or by seden •
road
rardiablerelyncogrveiden.ri
The tehlaitigthhwe
Highway
ynituad reqrauseeireledfortothh.e irerpo.s.3
Thgoodnayuartel;robu.aihmrricri..:ll:e.,,nceLe,i,Lni:llig.:g:nnwrirte,iiihopinirwsE.:SOell.:Phirenprorsentlyd:waviC...asidi::pthhircietihltriliwidiren;oblhynadltbili:::h...edrzulltr,:nees-m.hsle.,:e.:
!ta=thivnetor comphante arrested, the
under the presidency of the Rev. 0. L. Manuel, in the the Bradpole road, he thought the cost excessive, es-
perendomvattledyhjihnny
leemeotuoreetheoftetnlidiere,s extraordinary
suinngiavnlamblade absence
onfeellooflythsempreptsuidreen.t.dMprra. Nyeorr,^thn.eeAthehteiwier,
of ii
frame. The Pills are
man read a letter of apology from Lady Michel, who an inferior c stone, which they had thought the comPoeed of rare balsams, without a grain of any min
been unexpectedly called away into Germany. Letter) railway company would have brought free; the stone was whatever, or of any other deleterious substance 'Art
expressive of regret at not being present were also read not adapted the purpose, and in the end they had to operate directly, powerfully, and beneficially tinOn the.
from the president, and the Rei...dltism6Farrak.oenetheeu_pre.rate of pally
rorli
P.csartavngleL.L.
reminded
shooduldwm. oßariadave "TbatthatthetheaePliroadcas MASS of blood ; • fact we cannot question -;.—
qu on When we
report were re- Bon be not entertained. see indigestion
e.ifilti,cedklanand.d
they
wtraceretsfooluothweed,Nblristionaries'
hcallittfauglta7o4 load every
conditioned temperance work in the district the Rev. S. had been improved and altered all the way through. paysical 1
Knell, Yews. Curtis, Vaughan.D. BallanaHartistt.Werh, The Sunntroa : That is so. _ by their

Mr. C. EDMUNDS proposed that the matter be adjourned,
that the sanitary committee might report thereon, and
this was carried.

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