The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-13 00:00:00

TOM moron". st.4v4sTraltotist.

When this subject was saamineed, Mr. Proud
said lisfore promeding with this beemiewi, intight he
be allowed to ask whether the maw of mamas
between Mr. Bow and Mr. Newsy was settled I
The Town Clerk said he did so. know ; hi had
heard nothine of it Mem the lest Meeting.
Mr. Proud (to the hell-keeper) : Will yob (actin
of Mr. Pomo,'
Mr. Galpia mid be did oat think that had the
kest to do with the beeluess before Ibis'; it was as
anixieneeted with It as one goishina soald pomibly
be from( piothe
Mr. "Mad Mkt to aosiewtled that With, Warily
further into neaccistioa with Mr. mar, it trail Inv.
pushy. 00 bias to agile with the Immo of the
cod be did sot see that Mr. !ingot ooald mate sad
ask for perm:mon to ereet--
The Mayor mid the bushier before the Board had
bob* bode with the viatica between Mr. Baser
mid Mr,. Boum.
Mr. Proud sad hi wee quite aware cabal, bsl at
the sum talbil, he onamsded OM the Ommoil had
bold Mr. Pommy ia dash opt. the remit tbs.—
at all erects, up to lest Mooday. The Goosed lied
repeatedly hid the subject ia that heads, sail Mr.
Pease, had mot bees in a position to sat at all. If
he had been, be had sio doubt Met be would have
taken tbe amid saws to get the matter mittled.
Aldrressa Gal* said Is. for one repudiated
altogether the stumbled made by Mr. Proud. So
far as the Coition wee mamma, while they Mid
alr with Mr. Begot the thM were to be
paid, Wks Ibis
Pommy wee no Mager held le cheek at
Mr. Proud: I ommend that the Mama
Mr. Andrews weed that they might be allowed to
aroma with the beams* is the paper.
Mr. Food thought Mr. gamy could not ask
&root from the Board, until he aim before theta
With dam handl
The Mayor said list Were Doi competent to •
into dismission of that hied.

Mr. J. T. Saw mid he did sot me fay hymn
from the Conned; he wily asked whet amp other
trademan was at liberty lie ask.
The Mayor M tk. pnissot time limy could
only beim dead meat marketo, and for the facilities
of trade it was nenesuary to slaughter mime& in the
tows. Al to whether or not Yr. Favair's applies-
tit%) Mould be granted, that was another ipiesstiou
He felt that slanghterboises wire objestioweble in
the town. He had bean to look at the site oldie
proposed sisughter•hdere, mad miseidered it the
snout unobjectionable that meld be so osioapied in
the town. He did not mean them to infer from
that that be wee in femur of the application ; be
sissy. had boon very mock opposed to slaughter.
house at ill ia the town. He thought it was eon-
*my to senitory laws, aod preleditiel to the in.
habfAnts. He wished them to ormenter the sohjert
La all its &Asia
Mr. Gelpin asked what position it was proposed
to bald the sleagliter-youse in.

ldr. J. T. Bogor rid it was lyard.fron.4ly
building that could be erected is Wolliiitoo.11•Id,
sod waslW yards from the boundary wall.
Mr. 11=lselted if it was intended to provide
• publici
The Mayor rertrd dui was • cpiention be
brought before the Board several vodka' ago._
Mr. Vernon mid it wee • question wbethof thty
should ass be obliged to sweet a public daughter.
boar, and if that were so, weld they with propriety
grant this applinision now When canoe granted
might be sofas diatalty in withdrawing it.
Mr. gam raid be tlst that if • public
@lankier-boon were pro, s the butchers
might Ise oompelled to ors it. Poe his own pert be
should bs glad to alma up Itia hi • rabbi: one were
cosoisd. .

Mr. Andrews mid when the question of apsb&
eleughter-bouei esti mooted before, It Was
the mate of their fends predsded timed entertaining
it, nod from all be beard, b. did not think they were
in a muck better positios now.
The Town Clerk said they would be obliipd to
borrow mosey to do it, and charge it on the
lmprovetoiot mien.
AMais Sneer observed the* this eisughtet-
beim might net be required long, for the cattle
Plar:mi• the laof wOO% taPorhad, showed a demure
a 3,000 to 4. •
Mr. Bassett: Of comes if acid is allowed Mr.
Mawr, there will be no objootios to ether people's
appliestiosa
Mr. Andrews remarked that they weld not con•
eider what elsoald be done till the applications ems*
before them.
Mr. hood mid they were quite right to beer in
mind that other people might apply to erect
eleighter bottom The that auctioneer might went
to erect OM in the fair kid; wen they prepared to
pent a license for that I
Mr. Vernee said if the spot wee+ aqua) walkable,
ID., could not refuse it.
Mr. Vrcitdi If we greet ow, we 0,814 Ifreal
another of neosmity.
Mr. Andrew.: That depends se to wke:har lbe
site is equally eligible.
In power to sm inquiry, Mr. J. T. Poem mid :48
ohjed was to 'apply dead seat If be bought In
beasts Of a &Mfg, he wanted to be in a posltloo to
kill then, sad mad the caraim I. Loads* or law
whom

Mr. was ia favour of the homes being
mented fee • ' period.
Aldermen Liidpin proposed tbst in the vides M
this Board • public lienghter-honse should be pm.
rided for this liersegh, but imams& as ewe ism
not exist at the premed Yam • lioness far twelve
sessithe be granted to Mr. J. T. Ewa for the erestin
of • eienghter-howee on the its proposed.
Mr. heed : Why twelve menthe Why not •
eiterterported
Mc Galpin 4 bemuse he did het think it right
to put Mr. Boom to the =pewee of mob • building.
It nos limused fie • 7W.
Mr. Varese the motion.
Mr. Paved : Towed epee it. fr• • Islih hem don
to led. barter my Mei elenghter-beeme ; yea haas
alreeity Waged two peresem
The Kapri iu.aag the einewstansse seder widish
NM ICI!! is teased se pemeat.
Yr. Freud : I de net *Mak they *iffy this ; OM is
nor ophies ; I au, he
The Meyer reseseleed 4=l: lad of tbe applisetieme
refused wee • pm= I: Sae .Imighterhenes in
Clone heaths: pulpits Memel, whim
••offshlutiluilditAfit have bed to be aerial easel the
: to taco seggssigge
emmiess te %stiffen d grueldwg obi
isebee. bre est ear mambo

d hiss d..1il hiciedl to eab he • Ilidg sob. lime and
it is dam, am was is sadliat brads* Own the
mieusatise of pareiedity be thrown is ear testa.
The Mayor: Idu Dot *oh the publier ate Ye-tilled is
making say seals remark. Derlegf the dem I have eat
Iter* I have it.. Dothing bus as sinkage dull, to de
joshes to every applies's= that has 001110 WWII Cs*
roundel, sod I aisle that has been Mee, as fuss
tb
ability mid eommon sense of kb' Cosmil would ed.*
Mt. Bennett said he remembered th.t the other day
ghee Up shoat some met be did ad pt wadi partiality.
(Laughter.)
Mr. Freed The Cosaaillars were the. @Wig as
magistrates.
Mr. Andrews mild he Dodd my the Owitteil bobseed
with he greatest partiality ho himself; may always
tre •tred him with mesh Hadar's. (Laagitter.)
Mr. Freud : "1 .ball °Wet to the resoistise."
then moved, " That usellew the Geisha, Mato of
In this toroegh, tbe application a Mr. Baser tett
rstobliahmeet at metier deagbtar-boad be ad
graded.°
It was °et midaded.
Oa tile adios being submitted, Mr. Feted wee the
only Due opposed to it. It wee, therefore, Melded ,
serried.
ILISIONafIOO Or 515 piaracrroa ioStILILINCIL
The !gayer annousesed that he had resolved • letter
from Mt. Poem, that morning, azundlog his wish to
resign the wpoentenent of laspeetor of Nniessees aced
nuoseineest .4 the Pus Plageieja. Ha bellowed that
Ye. Pease,/ wee ins very indifferent add of health
sad mensal to the doges &evoking upon bid, wed Mat
led him ho reap the appoistmeat he lead so long Iteid:
In answer to as inquiry ea to the diary, CIO was said
te be the sem, but Mr. Oalpin mid the stated dyads
wire emeraly nominal, as Mr. Pommy bald • number of
ellid•—•iparbraidest of polies, serpent at-maes, he.,
es that the questioe required seems eonsideraties.
It wad sine greed to mimed the nerignaties, Mr.
Pommy reumising in Dam till his sevelloeur be SP'
! pointed. and the 'object wee reformed to the coonsiritem
41kierinal. o.lpin gave noting of • formal mottos for
alsepting this rein;
_nation. and to mender how the
vaceney shotild be BUM at the next moretiog.