The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-09 00:00:00

TOWN COUNCIL

A meeting of the Council was held on Wednede
when the new members were sworn In. The follovc!,
wrre present :- -The Meyer (Mr. G. Curtis.), Alderowt .
B 'then, J. Buckler, and G. Green, and Councilbn :
Aldridge, A. Bahton, T. Buckley, li J. Cooww, VC •
Dugdaie. H. Fanner, J. Hayman, C. Hill, W. Wa.ters•
and W. N. Westin).
The Bret business waa to receive application for crek
dates for the office of Medical Officer of Health 1.4 0
Urban Sanitary District, and to appoint one of thee,'
date* t , fill the vacant office, subject to the splineo e
the Local Government Board.
The Town CLX/K reported that he had placed lOW,
in communication with the Board above, and la re11....'i
his letter be had received an answer enable 'Jet
was no objection to the course which it.e,
punned of advertising for cindidatee, het l' "..
inducement was held out ti candidates to talo'L
office, that the appointment of the Port SO"'"
Authority would be combined with it; it mid;
remembered that the eerie I for which that authai ,
been appdoted reserve on Lidyrder n« xi, and ner.!l,4
no power to imp out • medical officer for that w-
after that date.
Wareham. Lvells
ut.Th...Lree:otatatil(.ticaheTtipre:ne,:wityerotahnsincrre:Lpeiavrendhda-psDrfrow.res:Dtwor.thon.imeil.:
Mr. Co•wer prowsed the re-election of Dr. ,
He thought he bad justified all that was said in Ite.irp
when he was appointed, during the three Yells; of
done his work a little too well for thoss ee-
intereated in properties that waived looking eft.
Mr. DV:IIIAL' seocwided.
Mr. BALATON could quite hear out all that bed lelariel4
in favour of Mr. Lt." ton. He bad beard it sivegtev"„e
It
ins vc
he might have done the work too well. 3
pcseible for • medical officer ts do KA Their ii-wel'ir
was the lowest in the oountry, and their Wee i i
healthiest in the kingdom As to their backveter, WO
was not stirred up the smell was not tinhealthl.,„o
their medical officer went manufecturing 17-,,*
they • °old have the Board above d°.%pset'
them, and they would be put to a verMr.y groil_7L, bee
He bagged, th 4, r,4,„., to propene the'
tberePlointruent for it seemed to him that it mei or
1111 d just tha official appointment should I. fr,.''.1,,, f
tuteff among the medical men of I 10. town
rimed.. nu. chased Id r. Ewe'. pr.,,, it. tUtfew
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appointment attached to it which he (Mr. li'lb`
VOO, It
was very unjustly taken away.
Mr. &ILIUM seconded. 1,00 '
Mr. CON• 121, alluding to Mr. Bahtin's nme...,--- we,
Vereated t , him very much like offering •Pr63l .
their monei-, and do nothing tor it.
M. BALrres said if he had raj I .nY Lb in' ' ''
' DPP •
to show to, treated their officer. to he ornamess•
useful, no .h ing was further from his thouslitar,..ed:
IThe amen 'meet that Dr. Venede be epr)f7n,pos'
Out, and coined by ten votes ti three: the
the appvintment of Dr. Lawton being ilietr,',7jlr. Or
On the motion of Mr. DUODALZ.
1 %MN it wee resolved to put 0.., (e 0
: public competition for • lams of 7 ',Ars.
; Tim, eat ell the Weimar.

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POOLE PETTY sgssio
two"
(84'ru tbe binfor (Mx G. (.lortia). Mr-
Stoner.mid Mr. Bairtoe)
gisa4.oo
M4lsos#4 SA!thpismusta 01 Wallis Down. 4
VII reprosaased by Its wife. ow chore Jr 4,
(kook • kiln in charm. of • born, re't e,r
Vomit proved that the defrndrat .rre •
ur!„.
Yet-olace thnt he wax goitr uttahlr
mt. lir lock d him no I. r four •
he ro.t r Co he allowed io '''''
• ei.,ed IV. nor an ezoeplinnal rive :b" ''
;17.,4 le
hobii of r01t..u4 drum , mat I I 0 Ira 'w"-
tine ol lOn sad cA att.

bibilf of M, r. Joe Harris, of the
* Ml"Pr° hour for Friday nicht on the mimic@
7,-1 the bonfire boya -Yr. James Curtis
metr to toy such extension : the whole
este
• stimuli to another man's rilgion. (Laughter.)
_ea miss (vet the request.
rim 0441"
rs" unimonmi by risabetti Gough foe an
froess,,,, eed a very had black eye, which
gag'. her-Defendant called two of the
▪ st7"te,e-amase ‘ Gough, and they both swore their
the defendant's louse drunk, kicked up a
r•
ictilgcm,,,. Junes enthral her out she fell on the
;A
re. sritl Lrjaert her face. Tbe case was dismismd,
• their ors costa.ort:°'aeder, dealer, of Christehurrh, was summoned
Jr' "erotic end inctoeble when to charge of a hone
MOlL,wee etwd 10s. and cede.
for amity in • horse, ou the evidence of
ferret' "...It was fined 10, and cost., Pia. 6d.
pes Thomas Newly*. travelling showmen, who
twir7.; aere ',rammed for being drunk and dont-
sidsst Itteireet.74.C., Hoene proved the case-The
18 LTA-, their de(ision.
Ramer, butcher, was summoned by William
fa bating his horse whorish/ he had claimed
Silr-et 'damage to the shafts. It appeared the
.ibber, and defendant tried to get it to move
-se• 00"•‘tted it with a small lathe, upon which it
r broke the abaft -This wee proved by his
wit•
edlri;d th. tam was dismisied.
OW' -nig emu" mortal AGMS
.sed Yids, one of the Salvation Army. fisherman, of
is- „Atoned with an artault upon Win. Baker.
10X' pigpen& said last Saturday night, about eig4
'ea went into the kLirketplace and heard a scuffle
foe- Tourersnos Hal,. tie went up to the crowd, ,
r ' • defend snt's sh. u'der, said, "White
ass i
Upon that the deiendant let out and
dein- 'otitis cp. A man namid Kittridge
at:ei"t-toll him : he's the one
:r that has been the °oration
ms. disturbance iv the town. What he ,truck him for
- know ; for he had nut wt h the
not
ArMl4., • Vibtt 11110, wet it I-Witness : The Salve-
fit • "nee was • regular fiebt.
tsfcrte: army divided, or had they foes I-A. : I can't
.tmy Wee like a lOC of tiger,
fillystees:
didnt You don't belong t t the army I-Witness
:
. think I ' belong to such • distraceful Int.
, What" your reason 1-Witness: I will tell
no vands op and nays he's • saint and
ssr.ed pp{ he mike* me witho it provocation.
epodeet. I dui not strike you. If I hail been like
bamboo Vu would have had something to show
_ 'in g " sass" and conversation was disgraceful.
il.'-,ertesant rile I a witness named Jacobs, who sore
eety hs meths blow struck, and that the defendant
f;;-tee em who lid it.
D4,,eamt, in his .i efenre, denied itrking the blow and
Biker rushed in among thorn like a ...adman- He
rOlsi....o%d:ett, who diil not see any blows struck, but he
war gm drunk.
SOL Hunt declared hassle Baker directly after the
'teed he woo then perfectly sober. Baker said to
,da.ton" that if he had been in liquor he would
Vte t Wills back Again, and he (the Superintendent)
-ale. IN did quite rigt t in not doing so.
,^loo.o.tertie slid if Willa had struck Baker be was
bees to bare yen it, but no blows we. struck. Ile felt
Res Sigel,.
Tee %ism : Ho • was it there was such a row: was
ow, „dna outside, through the streets t-Witnest :
paeCeincliiii. stone moon, of Longfieet„ said Baker
~dars, owl paid Biker was kicking up • tremendous
,of rifled the army and 11,1gIlrl. H• was also
0 atiterle of flthtirg. Ho went to the Snot and
emillim to ranee the crii•d on, which he refused to li.
%. sant. Hunt: I have my instruction.. I don't go
, the Authoritier
ru .
Mine,• also made the remark Viet the Supt.
;wasters were quite as had as the police.)
ffellidor The muistretee said the army should have
yetecum; but Aiming through the streets on these
I igh iegkts must he stooped. They seemed, however, to
castiousd this in direst contravention to that
oi feding, and to all law and ord. r.
g• SterVn : Ti, first cre.to crow and then
other rowdies to Join with you. (Suppreged
061•19•1
heestittridge said on Saturday night he went among
to dome ol Gil, he generally did ever since be had
Ives 6 follower of the L ,rd-for the last five years.
sow errs fired on every side, and a young man named
game guiding nest to him, was struck. and blood was
gowns wit of bis head. When he saw Biker he knew
"sone rims to happen, for he knew him before: but
tames.. time when he wouldn't have done it, but since
Mortis& had been a followor of the Lord be had kept
he lash off.
* complainant : He did not call out " Kill him," he
cold serer he didn't, lie would rather pay CS than sell

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Ile Bench consulted for a short time, and then the
Lew said : We have decided to dismiss the caa.' each
espies his own crati. The Bunch wishes me to say this—
tle' if the army will court this kind of thing they will
We to take the cmsequenow, not that the Magistrates
cdl etthbold their protection bons the army, for they Cr.
mums they should he protected if they conduct their
strewn in a primer wet: tout wh.n they go through the
Meets singing, these dark nights. convert, to the eemeeeod
wish of the itench, they oiust take the consrquencos It
would be almost beyond the power of the magistrates
in keep the town in order with such riots so I saw on
Ssturday night Ido not believe it would have occurred
stall If they had come quietly from their meeting ti the
tell. I wish also to say to the lads that if they think
they CID with impunity throw stone. at the arniv or any
ses else they will find themseivnt very much mistaken.
Fere people are to he proteckhi is their worship,
ereoilly when at the MIL as it they were in their parish
Mech.

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