The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14 00:00:00

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ET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1872.

Mr Gime Endo the sae objection IA before, and added
that there was smother— Mr lllbhn Is rated for seem houses In
Howard-plum. but only own. four.
Mr Bagwell- -Ile I. rated Ur foto, and the ratabook is what
I hare to go by.
Mr Hibbs, Nana a•kerl, admitted that ho had not given any
notice to the overeat. —Adjocrned.
N. 82arnat 11011e4, Itanelagli Terrace, was summoned for
7.9,1 arrears, sod 0. 31 the I sot rate,
Mr Taylor. collector, admitted that yesturday lie Hobbs ton-
wed him 17s 2. for the summons.
Mr Clone sad this was for the rate utade .22,4 Febroary.
'fore the chapel was lioenssL .A.lJournol.
Mew Sturm. Loam., Joint Rua., Slarilite FtawaLt, and
!UMW Slitiurgeala moos rinse on In succession
Mrs filtakspeare mid the house wasn't " tenantable to posy
Thum ; when you go outdclo tho door you get halfway up to
your knees In Moth. Oh. alas asserted that situ hal only been
In the house flee months ; but the collector stated she had
hewn there more than nix months.
MEW. Jowl Ilatalaa and Junta Vitae, cares followed.—
Tenn thought In. landlord ought to ;pay the rates: the hal
four little isivs,and or 14 often compelled to keep them at hone
on amount ~f the " diannierly state of the roads Iloisever
great the emergency to call them into the tow, she could n
and than tal the out hal dried LW,"coil.• therefore," atial
mid she, "I Consider It is m undue rate.'
Ordered to pay In a fortnight.
Mrs Vann- Well, sir, we shan't pay it
Mr 81sorgall —lf you sidn't, you will It., • distros, warrant.
Those parties for whom no solicitor appeared were orders,'
to pay in 14 days.
Ma Ramsay Cot was then summoned for poor rata Tim
objection against this rat* was that notice vu not sulfLocut,
and the ease Ira adjourned, so the othert.
Mr Cntill.o Hine wet auninsoned fur nonpayment of 10.74
on • workshop in tdonyger lane.
Mr Oeente appeared for defendant and reload the same ohj ee-
time •• preeissisly, and alm that Mr Ilibbe wa. not Is thu
occupation of the premises on Sept. 27, and had paid no rate
for tM peel twelve months ;further that the cole did not cdme
under the clue of lea than £lO rents.
In answer to Mr Steggall, Mr rooks aid he could prove the
PlTet the rate last
lbbs aid he was not In posoasion when the rate was
made, why should be be let Into pay the tate, un account of
the overseer'. neglect?
Mx Bag:gall dated that he was bound to take the rate as It
=ea the book,.
rued to this day week.
Ihneral other altallar cases were then pruceolud with, and
also the Ilat of poor person. to be excused. Ator dimo.ing of
• large number of 111441•1111103...e0 excusing, or making cohere,
or having the facts formally proved in the trot atom, NO al to
be ready for decaloo next wag.
Aims, Hummer woe brought up on remand. charged with
bstritpatirTi kery said h had mai o oirico bout the petition
found in p Mk% 4.1,1101 1? .',lllll that the It •s P. C
brolgten. Mr W. L. Advt.'s. and Mr Daekley's were
tale, arid there was n0,1,,..M that portioning to bo the signa-
ture of the Mayor of PUOIo was ladle.
Peroner declared that he picked up the petition a• he we'
gang into Mr Lundie's shop.
P.O. Dolarriont said prisoner come sled the petition la hi,
hat, and when saute.' marched his 1.4, iltl tried to hide IL."
his alarm . .

to call upon the owners to put these roods In proper
repair. and the oeenpiers ourbt not to be driven to
extrenilth cud f..reod to wino tuf .re the magistrates,
and Co.' I.in that thy contort the the roads. The
r.o.ftl D.O bound to null upon the opers to repair, and
be thourltt toe tdue was lonic for Vika to do so.
Mr. WaLBFORD quite signed that the Board ought to
do ell they possibly cm to com cool tire owners to repair.
Tao Mavis' admitted it was not • question for the
Board, but for lb. oarupiers. But all the latter nay is
We ought to hare pooper roads for our soconituoda•
tion," aid it wail of no 040 fir loim to toll the., poor
poop', '• you anuot take your remedy." What did they
know •hout the elate of the law?
Ur Alderman lIILLSOUI said this subject had been
before the Board many time*, and the matter seemed to
hang upon some form that the owners ought t I have
gone tcrough, some sort of ceremony, whereby they
shoal have dedicated the real to tbs public. But
sfLeit the roads were first tiotdi id they were In as .
perfect a condition as any *meta in the town ; true, the
aim 1' ro gl mud to mace that formal dodo:. Won, and
thi• outdo ere no. in a had old, but that but boon
ei•oue•l `oy trio people of t4o towu timing theta, arid Wear•
log th int out. Mr. Milleuge ttleo quoted the Act of
Pctlisuii•ut and contended that it. requirement. had
been complied with at brat; but this was met with
denials by s..veral utemb. vs. Ile continued th tt Clore
wore so many leasehold ire on I Ineholders of the Park
Viet there wadi groat outli oulty ita getting them ell to
shin tile document of deow.tion. Mid there he anppoced
the difficulty would remain tor the neat 20 yearr.
Mr. Wll.nrditli suited if p atie,t.ar care had not boon
takes to rtaotre the rights of t.. 0 Pak as private pro.
petty'
Mr. !ilium:me did not know of any such care, and
behoved Clete was not.
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Foreign asks, has been received by Arthur S. Geist, '
gen.. M.P. for this borough :—" Foreign Otace, April
22, 1872.—Lord Enfield permute his oomplimmitt to Mr. ,
Arthur Guest, end with referentre to previous Dome- j
pendent,* begs to inform him that the Italian Waist*
st this Genet has stated that the eaptein of the
Calif mai* hes been summoned before the Court of
• Appeal at Genoa, on the charge of being ooncierned in ,
the death of Claptein George Leas,"
Toe Poohg Dolman Socriarr.—On Tuesday evening
the third mkt and distribution of clothing in atomisation
with this society took place at the Unitarian School-
room, Hill•str-et. The moiety was organized in the
.1 atom° of 1870. Poole being then without any hush
necessary institution. Its first sale took plies in the
following May, the emend lam November, and we now
announce the third. Upwards of 160 made up pimento
of all kinds were disposed of on Tuesday night- The
benefits conferred by the society ashe 25 per eent, heats
on
if= means!:l duringwli*t discount
hilt 6
:sale it
armi
ou purchases, and the olsnoing, canting out, and making
up of the various articles. Subscribers payments are
limited to 3.1. a week. The working meetings take
phase fortnighty throughout the year.
Perry Seamen, Tbureday.—Before W. L. C. A.day,
C. J. Stone, and W. Pester, Earls.. and Alderman F.
T. Rogers.
REFUSING TO CONTRUBUTS TO TES K4JNTINLIIOI OP
A PATHS& —AA* Cenral was eummoned by Mr. J.
Sleds, Me, kof the guerdians of the Poole aloe, for
refusing to contribute t•i wards the support 01 Ws father,
an inmate in the workhouse. After hearing the evi-
dence of Mr. hi 010 and Mr. J. floalistem, collector of
ponr.rates, the defendant was ordeced to pay Is. par
wok and the come.
Excise PROSSCITTION.—Mesers. Thaw Leaf Pil-
dik..k end Afford Pillir.dt, of the Poole Jemition brick-
works, were summoned by Mr. Smith, officer of island
• revenue, for keeping a home without • license on the
23rd February. Mr. Pilditch admitted the foot, and
• explained bow it occurred, showing that he had not
I the least intention of evading the slaty.—The Bench
, were 4),m:welled to fins him EA, but they signed •
, memorial &gine fora further sitsgalloa of the penalty.
Wlrg BIATIENI.— Wihiie. Chandler, lath cleaver.
, wes bought up for melanins his wife, lilasheth
Ch •nalor, on the 7th root. Sh• did not wish to press
• toe chtoge, and Lie man IMO liberated on promising
not ti repeat the off •008.
I A docents PiOnroener.—Litlie While, a eWld
only seven years of age, was brought no for positron
• picking. It appeared from the evident* of Limy dant,
I of ilatuwortby, that as Seta:day she well{ to the shop
.4 Mr. M. Vermeil, draper, Highetrect, and having
purchased some goods, found that she had no money in
r nrr pocket, although she had • half crown, two size
penises and when she marred the shop. The pit-
saner wee mewling beide her and she asked fora pair
M swain's, for whack she tendered • etzpienee.
Whiskies at ones recognised Vie min to be hers, as there
wt. stole in it, and it bets the date 1868. Tiered
t of the money- was found on the prisoner by Mr. Pm-
, well. To. prikerrer's mother wee standing at the dime.
. 1.. proeruer was also charged with stamina balf-a-
, sovereign and • purse—Sept Hunt mid the puree was
• found upon lit f, but Oct the money. Tie Geo Wee
reinstailed for a west, in order that the child'. mether
might attend. --Mr. Adey said the ehild had better be
I taken to the workhouse in the tneeNt4me, if an
arrangement could be made with the board of
guardians.
iIIAIIBFER or Liniments. —The license of the Q teen
Cbarl.rtte nee/1101w arm arsneferrril grow Mr. M. S.
'.:ure to Mr. C. Untoridite, and dist of a heerhouse at
Perkst me from Mr. It. Rom to Mr. U. Waite.

Mr. ArtrinßUlLT believed the hod IA the Park 641 e
for kIOOU an acre, and therefore he thought the owners
ore well abla to make tie pavements, aud put the
roads in repair. A great enemata hail been caused in
the Park by the bye law. not being properly corned
out; Walpiliestreet was coulithnoed, and before it yea
nut.lred, they had to out the rod two feet lower, in
order to keep their level. 'Vital eagle of thing, ought
net te h ive been allowed by • 'bard whl had the
power I. iiruliibtt e 101144110 V, ;oil the bye I tie. ought
ii lre kept more in +low, au th.t each
miy b • pf..Vrlitml. But et present people begin bail-
n., end tun seed in the plane to the lliard,
they ..ugh; to be sent in or aporovial before the builders
GAO 111
M Ilii.Lertia raid the land in Park (met the free.
holder, our, than CUM an mare, with the money Limed
to be pi 1 to thin town, and the coats which the town
ea441.t1 thole with, inconsequence of the Chaneery suit,
to that it would cot pay them, milieu they sold for
I con.itleiably more then Mr. Aylesbury spoke ot. •
The lowtt CLLIa thought it right to state his views
' al to the legality of the rates, and Mao as to the equity
of iniferoing them. 11. wee very ...try to dinarCeee with
the Major as to the equity of the owe. Ti,. Park
peopli bat no til dip against the Irrcal Board, bat
ageinA the owneis, and they hid not the 'lieut.&
claim against the Board to put them toads in repair.
The L .eel Board are bona' tome the 'tat, of the tool.,
and it parties will not (tenthly with the Act ol Parlia-
ment, they have fell power to make them. the Brard
bat already exreeded their power. to o,lll4itsl event
fur the benefit of toe Perk, for toe, had aothinesurated
them wita ligets whath it hi out urea to du mica the
rood* have been deilioated. But the Hurd bat the
power to pit light,' and they had tentlettuil with the
wiahe oi I.to ibitatita. 8.11 real'y sod tioir tim
letter had uu alaatu what tern egatnit Vie Loral ilcutit
of ticehib, ex rept so far no they might have mil, slid
their duty in not calm{ upon the owners to repair Co,
rood'.

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Oman Med for ooe month's hard labour.
*boltoottelutled the boomers, the mitriitraten haring sit
throe hours.

THE BATHING OHARklefii EQUALIEIRD.

Orr worthy Mayor, Mr. Itoberteon, eliding to be not
oise of those who are given to change; hat we cannot
doubt that during the tins* be has held the poeition of
chief magistrate, the oleic throoe hae been anything
bat an easy shim, gloated upon • dieting% militant iod•
hag that be wool' prom forward the thorough drainage
of the borough, the,Mayor has not only worked moat
energetically, earnestly, and perseveringly to get that
great work areoraplished • but be has taken up aid
other matten dimportaeor. The rod motion
lath. hones of labour him had tie disintereite4 support,
and the grand scheme for advertising law t on ho,
bees carried to swam through hi. mew, assisted by
the portbatiooo all who believe teat euti,,es colirtit
to go with fine words. liii miles' mind, searching for
fresh aells sed pastures new has soled a defeat in
the tern byeff ewe. sod scarcely spied it before It la
reetedied. The difference beteeen vieitors and in-
habitant. In the charges for bathing was supported by
anglient enstorn, and we venture to think was perfessUy
Jost, Ilta•Olaal as visitors are not bird' 01 psasage, tad
ohms maireely dip • few times in our soupy waters
before they are off, and leave Molesting the proprietor
of the machines wee ham been all so much expo:a...for
their acoommodation. But visitors are mostly English,
and as such are keen entice. tio some of them thought
111 So say that, al more was charged them for bathing
than to the inhabitants, tradesinea were likely to over.
charge for goods. Now, let visitors attend our numerous
sellinee-off." and we are mire they'll get such bargains
as they never met elsewhere Is each a fashionable
towa, while for general business the oompetitiou is too
keen to allow of overcharge. except people choose blindly
for the sake of what they thlak siva, to give three
Baum the price for a thing no better than what can be
obtained at • fair charge. That Is sot the ease
beetling ;here we have the first style, firm sands, pare
water, and all the paraphernalia to make the pastime
geatleseanly or ladylike. But the Mayor is anzioas to
avoid the very appearance of partiality, and so, at great
tgouWe. Itai arranged • scheme to equalise the charges,
satiety the propnittor, and take no advantage away
from those who frequently bathe. The reduction of
the prise for visitors to Si. end the rasing of giggle
inhabitants' tickets, met the first requiremeata, and
the panting Unitas at 6s. the dosee satisfied tile last.
lithe prise had been brought does to 61., the public
of team would hare liked at better; but the propnetor
says it will not pay, and we are bound to bolieve him.
Too loog journeys *fiat taken by our ometilues to I JW.
writer depth occupy mime time, and though strangers
siejoy the novelty of t sirange ride, we don't
probablyo n I tat, are found to pay for such " waiting
job." 83 the compromise seems to be the beet for all
ommerned, and **dainty it must remove any charge of
ordain:wee, seeing that, what ,rer visitors may think of
the price for bathing, our owe townsmen are 'merged
wetly the same.

The Mao % said after that statement of the Tune
Clerk, h teeeght it wes the goard's ulain duty to call
ape,. t:.e °wears to reoeir. lie would therefore pto•
po, • *at " flat the uwoard of the Park be at one*
retlid open to Bal. chaunel, ad otaerisise pu, iu re•
pair, the reeds awl etreete et the Park." Would en,
gentlemen eueond that?
Ar WILIIIOIW thought ft hardly volt 4 while to Mho
these steps at mod, soul they knee to what level nir
Jahn Coode's plaits would require the roads to be
raised.

The futvir CLEM &peed with Mr Welsford.
Al ATLI* sweatiest the Mayor's proposition, (mitering
that tn. Perk question ba I bow hug enoti‘u before
Me Cuanza. aad t Weel hign time it shoals be setsied.
The Karen amended his rwolatian am fol,ows
"That tau owners of property I. toe Perk he csluni
upon to pave, d., and °tiniest the sue.... thoreitt, to
toe satisfaction of the Lusal Suard of 111.1 to, mime.
diattly after tee approve of the plena of SrJotiuCood.
by the Load Gaverament Baird."
Gaited unanisnonsly.
• Having reckoned the price of a piece of land in the
Perk, we believe that g3UOU an acre will be found mush
swear the imet.—ED.