The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14 00:00:00

three or frier articles wens sold together, nick
no, be disposed of separately, and the LA fur !NS!
NI &Mended would be really more than th, ""tt
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„wised. HO wan quite sure that wild%
„hob, matter, and seeing that they jlt 40
twelve months and mare had under
tion • revision of the toll', the Cquecd
ceive that Mr. Esser did not der, hi, 1,4},5„
pay the tolls, but simply said Iclaim,' 1,
the toll for this and thus PW
artirles thenieel wens are r, illy ui I,f
v." Mt th•ri,,zi.L 1.•• •Iv !hit
for • lung tn..: the unnmuu I is.:
that the Wild ware t.igh. I a I

01.4, rake oak 2. IL cult 11,L 1.••

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Council would wish him.P..pay a t •Il i,

Animals offered for gale by public auttce
strueta or markets were charged .° :mph,
was no toll required for MI auction 111.1.1 to 11;79
bonse, and an section Lehi at Mr. Erner's repoi,t4"
was he thought if not on private prverty, rer, ;
not a public place.-(Mr. Fro,ui. Not a
pleas!) And he thought they
wadi to visit Mr. Ensor-and not e. t
him as his creditors-With a peualth for jog
"I don't think you ought to charge roe f..11A.114'
such and such articles,"-and not at all with
to deny your rifihts. If each wee the ease ece:r.
-as Mr. Bishop said-he just lietwern nee
man to take advantage of any little dip, if then
been one. Mr. Vernon mentioaed lulu as nu:
corring with the committee as to the forfeiter,
the lease. He would abate one amnesia
reasons for not holding certain viewe thee
If he understood the matter misit.""!L
Town Clerk communicated to the Tows
certain matters which be fancied had thee
hie knowledge. Until that Morning he tet-I`
bees made aware that Mr. Symonds was tete:
that an assignment by Mr. Ensor had tares ohm
! But, an he Beggested at the time the knowledg,e,„
conveyed to how, at which time he levet it e:
made known to Mr. Symonds, viz, , at the ni,""
of Mr. &wee creditors, it might
equitable mortgage, and be was bound le ith gee
übie_and was quite sere the Town link adobe
teal gentlemen present would agree with tne wee,
he stated, that 'opposing an equitable mortgagek
have been executed, no forfeiture of the law veci4
result. Again, wippoeing it to he a legs]
i.e., an actual aasignment of the indenturw who're;
the parties who would stiffer ? Not Mr. Ease, le
the mo . Ile would lose the ne aef,awhit,
besideerAar creditors; and therefore the ar
that because Mr. Easor bad refused to pay watt,
forfeiture shoeld be held good, faded. lin ti
pointed out that the matter of forfeiture wai &lea
question, and suggested that the whole roattershoi.
be referred again to a committee. Ile west
ask let, if the Council were injured, arid width.,
was no complaint of rent not being paid, arid ,f
understood the matter right Mr. Ensor was 'ow,
willing to pay the rant,. but by their (era ic
they were prevented receiving it He could au
help thinking that if from any reason., otture
want of due consideration, they were led to aisg
the report, they would not escape a great wooed et
odium, for not having taken advantage, as he *el
there to way, when there had been cumbers dale
in which breaches had been committed, wig getz,
if notice had been given to the Council, they e%:!,
had they chosen, have endeavoured to take Adm.
tage, though he did not mean to nay till, roa
He thought that when they locked at the 'boleti
this matter they would not desire to visa Mr. Ewa
with any punishment because he had heretofore
other members of the Council thought he was we.
bound to pay tolls, and sought to meet bee nth,
He proposed that the report be not received la.:i
present date, because he thought it was fine!,
under a misapprehension of ttle.r CCII. u 2
that the matter be referred to a committer of:te
whole Council.

Mr. Barrstrr
rent?

Hu Mr. Easor ever pill aey

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Mr. ANDREWS: Moat decidedly, he hae pia
quit-rent
Mr. Bzwarrr : Hai he refused to pay say
tolls demanded of him'
Mr. A 'maims : Not that I am aware of.

The TOWN CLERK said that for sales en Ow
and 21st July, the collector reported that Mr. Sea!
wculd only pay for things noted in to own haw:
writing, though he did not deny certain uOtra Irtrt
sold.

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Yr. Vtanon maintained that Hier .use.l
possession of the property, they might come its
terms with Mr. Maw
_afterwards.. 11, nrd-4
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Council what trouble they had had re,r.cting.ai.

th•t • large halano•—soo; 1100—was du tolLt
whose easaup to a certain time
.they
_hut

own, and thai they were bound to i;otect the b r
funds. It mewed providential that the forf,stne.t.
hare occurred, for Ihey would all rekr.et !.at
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faithful servent ot the.borporation as .11r.
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been should suffer now be ins 'bun to retire. If 31.
Enior had thought fit to deceive any partite n
flintier be had dons it with bin eyes open, aria be on:.
not thick that soy solicitor would nr.rtgage inch if
party without knowing what he wan do.ag. He o
not think it was a slip, but believed it wag 10. .
purpose that it might not coins to the knowledge .1,
Conuoil..that
.money was nionlred to p.iy the
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rent. He arrived eS the oonairuion that: the
forfeited, end that they ought to take pose.. ,t 1..
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property.; then they oo'uld -make whet arraL. ktia,
thought proper.
Yr. BunitzTr cow:stirred in the recommet.h:
Mr. Vernon. .

ay willing to adopt the repert.
that part prohibiting sales for the future, u: :-
thought the Council might hold the property
tolls were paid.
The Tows dteite mid be heard at the nee:...l
Mr. Moor's erediton that Mr. W. C. _ Lacey.. •

of Wareham, was • creditor for VAS 'He
doubted it, when Mr. Rowe said there was &
on the Repository ground.
Mr. Ammer& pointed out that before they
take possession of the property then mast be as
for ejectment. They would have to show a
had been committed. Supposing there bad beer
assignment, of which. however, they bad OA I
evidence, so as to make • forfeiture, there was P
to induce the person to whom it was made to sh.v
deed, and without that they could not take releard4'
of it. They might suspect and stronzly u.ipert •
mortgage involving • forfeiture had been deceit 63
that was not proof, and strict proof would he er,ini
before they succeeded in an action for cleanest. act
they failed they would have to pay all the rata
The MAYOR: Mr. &MOOT has stated he has nab r.
assignment, and every one knows it to be stir.
worship then went on to say that as soon as the leer.
Mr. Enilor was executed, in spite of • chg.< ri the 1,
(racy, he mortgaged the property for Con NALL:
hod given the Council so much trouble se Rt. Esseri
repository. Mr. Reser had paid no tolb It t 1 .°
two yillfl. and DOW relaxed to imp then. thotih
agreed with the Council to pay them regoinfl•
these eirounistanses he thought they ourlit ie make
forfeiture, and for the future insist on all sale,.
conducted by Mr. Ensor or Mr. Symonds. b.zei bel
their own ground, which should forthwith bis
suitable for the priese.
Mr. Devonian said he did not feel frightened 6: I"
great law snit Mr. Andrews said they WeTO perf
engaged in. for they had heard the Town Clert'.
on the matter, and he had found ban enoi
Mr. °MIMI thought the wiser plan would bete se'r,
Mr. Andrews' suggestion. Delay could not ion6o
their right to take possession, and Mr. Andre.' .-.
informed him that the trial could not take place 1:-

next Mardi:
Mr. Vinson thought as it would takes eons:den!e
time to get possession, they might sell
adopting the report then. He should be quite •
to go on with an ration fortified by the opined
Town Clerk, and he thought not proceeding
shriskini from their duty.
Mr. BISHOP mild if the adoption of the rfrot 1..
eluded the Ccuncil from entering into neseei•slia.
other than the terms specified therein that so ,
what the committee meant ; they only ittM,44
mode of settlement. But if Mr. Devenisb hain,l`:,' •
tion to refer the matter back to Committee be Eli ''
Mr. Division said he bad not; but one Mil ;
another bad brought them to the present Nemo'
he wished to and it.
On the motion of Mr. AnDaints, ee"oded A
CCRIII, it wee resolved that the report be reel,t`' .
that the nutters between the Council soil Mr. Ee.'
be referred to • Committee of the whole Council r.l
consideration, and that in the meantime no
taken to prejudice the rights of the Council.
An application of which notice bad been given
Andrews for a license from the Council to ealk___,‘"'
lie. J. T. &ion to assign his Repositoil
'abject to any mortgage which might, eitaa therer.. •
trustees for the benefit of his creditors, alio susd oe
SCHOOL OF AIL
Council to
iosimllootsfproii:
of laud B.
in I‘L.oulests: finoff
site for a school of art for Dorchester was deferred.

Lif.CLL BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Maros drew the attention of the Board I°,.,ski
Nuisances' Removal Act just paned, sad intonate,' ur
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a meeting would be coiled to consider its
an early day. UI
Mr. tampon reported to the Board the remarks d
County Court judge, Oak our report of the same. ee_kisgl
to dieropatable houses in Fordingte.
e and
'that was done at the hat mutes with fr gaol

houses at Wspaoath. he inauli
Mr. Humor told in how strange • 'nun" ' naff•-
went laid against ib• boas. held by the petwo.
.. tb,
to by his Hoganx tailad a year Asa
sonsioss._

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The MATOR said be intended bringing the
bah" lb* IstEndrateis at the licensing Wo'l4
there would be • full Bench.
Tito report of the Inspector of Nuisances
and the nitiosorary orders thereon worn given. 4
Mr. Gied.rtgl drew attention to the deficient
water in the Weer parte of the town. *bi`h,Lering
"11 ttigibn to the water bolo/
g&rdsZ and Proposed Quit the Town tie. woe
strew to get Connsal's opinion as to wnelt gierg
were entitled so to it.. it. Ms preprinting 'l—
10 tb.

Two lenders were opened tor supply*
waterworks, amid that met by Mr. nor a •—.64.
ton (or Braysdoe real. delivered M the railwsl .iL
aseepted. The other was similar Coal at I.ln
delivered at the works. It was maid that tb,/.°S,
petting thermal direst from the colliery ke
lass tli" Kr. Fudge's tender, but the ow.'"
Zhed see made any our for ImPPIII4
i • sods* seeking tenders.
semeriweisiled the Wainer.

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