The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1866.

Major Fiudirrow wad li. woold 00411011011i04{11 with
NI. Co; sod ow what could bo done iii retold to Ow
making at woo onto omens wilt the borohs in
goooloo al to the cones faINNi of PriVIUM

Dorchestsr sod Weymouth solos& The Bridport
ta ehish Baushaster stood was sot stirrnonted,
as Mfr. 0.01 ten thought, but to th. extent of 231,968,
while Donlins•or diriston ineluding Werm nith. we.
inere•ead I: 9,397, so th it if they put the whole of Um
anions into divisions aa Choy forma, maw,
tLey would Sod no pest reason to oompleln,
a. brunseu the augmentation of the grid-
p .rt client°, and that of Doroltestor, particularly
wham Porttend was brought to bear with untsthing
like £9,000 a year extra. He kaow that &Weed 64
b,en put forth as not sullisinelly augmented. The
=hof Bridintrt sontaimed 1111 me.. of land wholly
upon, mid thou buildings buttes rather worse
thee better in 25 years, for u tLey got eller the more
wouLl be the repsire rortired. Etat the adjoining
parishes became of more Indus en Bridport required
more habatattoos, and they busies, la ociassqueose,
bottling parishes. They could see. if they ousidered
Ike whets together. that the £130,000 a year brought
into the count) rate ea-eurnont wag eery nearly fairly
distraint' I between the whole countr. If the com-
mittee h.(' taken the property tax Um result would not
have Ine-ma eqattabla
Mr. If. W twat,* remarks' that the parish of Britt-
Port was only insressid 13„ sad the whole onion £l.OOO
in round numbers.

Collies preserrated, end Yr. Theta ably defeaded the
prinoner. The jar forted her not ruby, and sho ea+
soquitted.
Joseph Line, 23, labours-, eel Wilms
labourer, were teamed with inalieosts y wounding and
initiating grisvouo bodily twin on WHIM.% West. at
Oloavilka Wootton. October Mt. Mr. Mobs pre.
essuisid, and Yr. Collins &deeded. Line VIII found
guilty, and erniesserod to 12 months' bard labour, and
Weston was soquitlisd. _ .

COU to TY PvLl.Ol.

Fauorrox brorag—ht—n—p-t—his report. At the
requeot of the borough Judie. of Lyme &via, the
sergeant of pollee had Ingo snowed to est as hasoreter
of nulamtem for that borough, at a salary of CA pfir
year. The arremittes Tell 0111110•114.41 • gratuity of eight
months' pay, mantle,/ to CM to the video el Bober(
Chemenarn, who died at Burial Braddock in November
laid, after 9 years faithfol service as a /rat-class po,ise-
MAIO . The several superintindente of pilled had
memori.lised for an increaee of pay, and the
ebief e Instable. oonsidering that thaw geotlemee
by this adlitinisal dutier impinged no them as miasmas
relieving Willer., inspectors of weights aad measures,
inspectors of nuiasnoss, attending to the sommoning,
ka, of corointre. ioquesta, inspection of lodging-houses.
—compare, *ith the year preceding the cionstal,olary—
the several selperinteridents in the county, ha I daring
lb* Nat seed. years waved the county the it. of
£1.2.36 7s. 11. The chief oonstable oonrequently mons-
weeded that under them circoniatanoer, the memorial
of the enperlntrandente be seta:tail. d by the maghtrais..
The sonasuittee bad ea tirely approved the increase a
pay ask. .1 by the euperiniendents, and strongly mom-
wooded the road In adopt tim rams. Tim "4.10. for
the rear had ham £1,977 111. 41., end the expenditure
4306 IL 41., [caving a Wanes in the treasereee heods
of 1.172 k. The expeeditare for the ensuing year was
estimated .1 32,646 Ir. Id A half-penny patios rat*
was recommended for the quarter. Tile amount
received forgamping weights and measures airier ths
quarter was 1:2 IN. Id., aad the cost for inspecting,
during the same period bad been 11 7.. 4.1. Two
permns only had bele convicted for having illegal
weights and measures.

Bank Nat* a Mild of 12, we. rearsed with steal.
tag 12.. M. from the peram of Ann Framer, at Port.
laud, Dee. 11154,, awl ilteMeth Brae. her mother, was
charged with. reseirlag the same well knowing it to
ham h..s stolen. Both primmer' were found guilty.
Ti. ran Sher was sontenced to six months' hard lobos;
and the Mild to one menth's imprionmest, and Am
years in • itdonastory.
Elisabeth Hart, a mewled wawa, was charged on
three Ind's...moats with reesivism know'sg to have been
Melee a large cleaning of weariag apparel, and other
property, Weenie' L. I idly &mot, Jane Freeman,
and Edwin Taylor, all of Hampreston. M. Ffooks
presented. and Be. Ootljne delooded. Kr. Oolliascort-
leaded that U.. husband' was the person answerable for
goods found I. the Imam and not the wife. The Conn
romorrod, and directed the jar to rotors a verdict of
mot gaility, which was done, and prisoner woo acquitted.

Mr. J. OUNDEIT Said !Le knees WIMI these
gross villas which had brae returned for Bridport enjoy
wse 47,311, sod the property tax returns, which Mr.
Goodelen referred to, amonntrid to 6111,111. lie (Mr.
Gooddan) had told them that some of the anions bad
ameased theamehree at 3 or 4 per Mai. below the pro-
perty tax, and if be tomparod the Awes be had men-
tioned he ovoid lied that the poem °deem of Bridpirt
amp. •••• only ow sod one mateseth below the
P.M tax. fie sTs3 showed that the estimate of
'Master union bore • very similar comparison with the
returns of the property tax, and mid he was glad for
these statemeilts to go forth to the

The report was adopted, and a polio, rate of id ia
the pound was ordered.

11IR 00911? OHAIIINIti.

Mr. FAINIMIAII10; said that In ftgerd to hie put
of the divisioo they did Doi bake lb* twolsere/ 14" or
aar other stan:ard ; they 'slued the whole sore bluer.
Mr. JL CluaDar seid that was the way they wide
their saiwomaeat Bridport anion. . . .. . . . . .

Lord Po AAAAA gam notice of motion thet al th.
Ewer Semmes be should mom the oppointamat of a
a mod depety-ehairama, m ardor that the haalume
lolAht proceed is tale of kr. Myer sod himself being
asevoidally abloom

Mr. WILD: wished to know upon what principle it
had been agreed to maks • reduction al 5 per cent on
rep 4iIS in small agrieultural parishes, end 15 per cent.
in larger parishes sod tornis, brews in some sea
parishes it happened--on In his own—that there wr •
very large ousubcr of cottages in proportion to the err
as eouranri with other padres, whir readier Sp
met • very insollkieet sum to direst for repairs.
ettatertu replied, sad mid the quer,. of
abatements for cottage repairs was raised at Bradford,
and the committee had promised to ocrusider it, and be
Crll to meet it at the Barer [lndus, bat Ms owe
reiri. ion on tr. metier— and be had been at work on
the subier • little daring ese past few dera—was, that
II would be found they had arrived et the proper rodeo-
lion, because cottages put in the gime solemn st la.
per week were worth 1:5 a year sod were let at le.
through the good uarre of their owners. But they
must assess them at their value property, rod
roar to make a fair germ' redadtio• for repairs. be.
ruse rough is seer parishes there were 50 or 50
orteges in bad repair, the cottages in the majority of
the rears were is rod reimir. Bat this matter
would be th roughly sifted before the Easter Bestir;
and if there was any injustice it would be set right.
H•ilwaire pairing through. pariah angoarted consider-
s* the gross eolner, but tbe not not no emir.
10 MIS parish the gross cm that amount was iiieressed
£4OO, end se allowance •164 nada which hr .oeht the
net column to something like f3OO, which wan • re-
duction of two per cent limier of M. Those two
items would reed.. ersiderattoo, and they should
endeavour to Is juries both is regard to cottages and ,
railways. (Hear hear.)

---"kbe..l;a4i—aras i-13-Welloared to be laid 'moo lb* table.
The Finance Committee was n-appoiated, aad Yr.
Farquharson was requeated to as& as Chairman as ben
totem

oatomme SURVIY.

The next business of the Court was tic sppoitement-
of meresioon (or the several parish,. abutting to Hemp.
ebbe to waist the ordnanoe surveyors in meertaining
the markings of tbe boundaries of the ravisher. The
gendomien mpainiod, and who will receive Sa. per day
for their ewe ma, were no follows 114.ri,oit : flarplsen
Th."" .01 (40T. Loskyor, of Ablerbolt. Crumb one:
William Brewer sod Thomas Thorns, of ()realness.
Woolbridge : William Amer and William Mtn:blend, of
Verwood. Orme Danford Robert Wheeler and Robert
Dean, of K iehtnn. kin.,.: William Fenton and
The.... Sweetland, of Kamen. West Parley: Issas
Vim., Pada), Court Fern, and Henry Gould, of Wee&
Moors.

TI! OAlTta PLAOOI.

The re 4111111 Ale reminded the Court that by • reenst
Ord. r in C onneil the Court of Quarter Serious ins
made the leo .1 authority for dealing with the Wile
pieces from 3rd January to 14 Starch of this year and
the eutitcrity hitherto vested in the jestieres of ;moldy
bosioua tems eureretried. Bat the ird of January was
the day for holden. Q meter Seesions, and 51411 they
adjourn. I the date would retell& the s•me. so Guymon-
meat h•d called up, the. se do that wheel, they could
uot, for m it era. • penal order any person brought up
under it would at once say " You made the order on the
god J crony, bet yen had no authority to make ono
Janeary 3rd." When he dissevers& this he wrote
the Secretary of State, and Sir George Grey being
absent. Mr. Waddington replied it wall perfee-ly tree
that all proemdmes of Quarter Seminne were su
to take place on the 2.. d January. yet he thotextWat
as In other came, where special authority was givea
for • epee he purpose, it might be dose on abil 3rd
January and oonstituted lezel, but be (the Chairman)
ceoeld not advise the Court to set upon what might
be" in the matter. His harahle advice was for than
to adjourn the Onart till 10 days or so before the let
February (the time when be believed some of the exist-
log Orders expired) which would allow the Council
opportunity to give authority to the adjourned Count
of the led January to emery oat the Order, and if no
*Mimi of that kind was take., then he thought they
might amernhle a general sessions for the purpose.
Major ra•IIPTON said be was glad time Court wall not
no. a legal authority, for if the plague got Into olio
district, he thought there would be difficulty In pre-
venting It. 'tweed over eseeraL On the other head
uniformity was very desirable.
The 011Allelia -aid the present orders only stood for
the time indicated, an that something meet be done
before ite expiration by the Court.. . .

Mr. H. 1944..taits said the penalty of £2O for Wring-
leg the ord, r. worked in this way. Two men were bud
EV each, for bringing into the Dorebester dinsioa ten
beret', and he heard that they busted they made, not.
withstanding the fines, • profit of £4 on the troaretion.
li. thought the penalty ought to be laid on eadt beast,
and not on the offence. The fieretery of State was
wtitten to on the subject, and he advised the magis-
trates to put the penalty on the *tittle, and get • cue
for the Queen's Ruch. (Laughter.)
Mr. PLOT U, KT., entered at length into the subject,
but we have only space to indicate the main points he
touched upon. Now cattle could only he moved whim a
perun tied farms. or • p irt of a farm, in two divisions,
and then not without • permit from two Justine. It
was inconvenient to get • Neese every tissue required
to move cattle from an part of his farm to another, and
he did net think a gunsl permit could be greeted.
Another difficulty occurred : tanners sent cattle to be
wintered in different parts of the isowity, but there
waa no power to pi them book ttll the Ins Hatch. In
the coulee of February too considerable movement of
mule within the county wee required thrpugb the
letting of dairies, and if sows iould not be obtained oat
of • divisiou moot serious inooevenienes would arise.
So long am no cattle plague minted is the ounly, he
did not ore why licenses might not properly be granted
to move cattie from one division to another. He
pointed out that the present dividons wire very
unequal, for in Lion:theater division cattle could be
moved from Kvenhot to Podia.% *heiress Oen*
division was very limited. Tbo Court of Qaarter
Sessions had power to make what limits they ',Maud,
whieh, in came of any outbreak, would enable thut to
tiosfie• it much dolor than was now doe*. In Devon
he believed it wee intended to move theta tommittee be
appointed under the authority of the Curt empowering
them to carry out any regolatioas with* might be
neer
and he thought no better sammetioe could be
mad.. In n conduction he moved that the Court adjourn
to the 211r41 Jammer, avid then to make snob reguistioas
an might be deemed sessesary.
Mr. FAIQUIielliOll mid that atillandlard the other
day, • man told him that • friend at Wiceborne had
been kind enough to keep his cow foe • while, but now
he wanes.* to get It had., and asked bow it could be
dose. He advised bins to apply to the Winsberne
magistrates.
lif. PLOT= remarked they had no power to permit
It. removal.

After some further segmentation,
Tbe CHAINNA4 pasted out that tlanairk Um suer
trates Gould mot authorise tbs removal of the online',
they might agree not to eoaviet the maa if brought
before them for doing so. Some misht say we will get
a immdantas and compel you to convict; but be really
thought what he idicsted would be a fair emcees of
tloir jurisdiction to set out of a difaculty of that hind.
The_inotion was agreed to
CATTLE araztarnai.

The Bawl of Bearriaioa•shattod that b• had patadved
• document, soil only ate, from Government ooncerning
the oolleadon of cattle statistics if, got 200 stogies
printed and sent nee to nuts of the megietrates in the
county, at big own expense. He was told that the
returns had not been completely made, bet It was im•
partible for him to send • fogy bowery tenant farmer I.
Wrest, and therefore be =hat the rseposuebality
would not not upon his sh
The court thou adie•raed WI Wodneeday monsieg.

&ebb Ideas Ls, &a., and as as boNS d Ott slasialf
were lb. corm, "Obritt is burn" in large lig'
eitri, and above a ruin atm. The foot was very
meetly deairated with mom and laseriptions at the top
sod bottom, and • vim& of ivy mead the metre.
Al the bottom of each window were mai beds
of mom with designs on them In while. The gas Awl
sad lb. plbery rails were very prettily minded with
Ivy. This beteg the lase day of lb* eild Isar, time vea-
stable Ineetebeat of the perish, tbe Rev. H. Fez. who
we are awry bee been ailing lately, and were therefere
sled to as. be wee able lobe presset) pnewbed a mein im-
pressive sermon sellable to ties ceseshoe. Tim
were read by Rev. R. W. May. the egrets. Tali=
of the &emotions were very carefully and beautifully
Gabled.