The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-10-06 00:00:00

RrApi cams.

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The following were claimed for either by Mr. Howard
or Mr. Hamm :—Mesdni. William Cook, Queen's Tow;
William Vibbins (in the list there had been a blunder in
this nAme, which was there spelt bobbin); 'eines Rich-
ard Aldridge; they were allowed. Mr. Tom Cooper,
Bloomfield-terrace. claimed, supported by Mr. Hooper,
and was allowed, as were the following : —Mown John
Muter*, Belmont-terrace, and James Parsons, Spring-
gardens. Some were only removals, and Joseph George
Miller, from Underhill to Union-place, was not allowed,
as the notice did not mention an intermediate removal to
Havelock-place.

WK! MOM LODGICR.
Mr. Frederick Thom aa Dowdeswell claimed for lodgings
at Spring-gardena. He paid de. a week to Mrs. Watkins
for lodging and attendance. Ho was supported by Mr.
Hooper, and allowed.
wy Kli 06JSCTIONS.

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Mr. Hooper opposed Mr. James Dobbins, Horsford-
street, on the ground that there was no such person.
Mr. Hanna urged that the Barrister could amend the
napy, ;.the voter wes.Thonsas George Dobbin. .

Mi. }tow wan waninin;-n- Mr. Dobbin had
been a voter some Urn.. —Objection disallowed, and name
amended.

-117.11700 per withdrew his objection to Mr. Joseph John
Roberts; but he succeeded in one against Mr. John
Gomersal Brown, Lensdowne-terrace, end hu was struck
out.

-Mr. Hanna objected to retaining Felix Summers, Bel.
mont-terrace, on the ground that be was deed.—Expunged.
Mr. William Richard Mace, no appal/ream—Expunged.
On going through the lista again, a few more cases were
dealt with.

WIEMOUTEI LODGER CLAIRE

Mr. Henry Gii;E: claimed for the
same as last yeas.
Claimant is schoolmaster at Holy Trinity schools.
Mr. Hanne opposed.
The claim was for five rooms unfurnished. the Landlords
being the manmiere of Holy Trinity National Schools, Wey•
mouth.—The value was LSO is was allowed him as part
of his salary. Declined to answer what was his salary; the
school managers told him the value of the house was 4120. Had
he not these rooms, be would not undertake the duty of
schoolmaster except at an advance of /SO Wary. The
furniture was his own. Had occupied the room, 10 years„
The school and schoolhouse were attached.

Mr. Martin, in answer to the Barrister, said the property
was not rated it had not been rated yet.
The Banister: Good 'gracious! I thought everything
was rated now, even Government property.
111 r. Martin repeated that this property had not been
rated yet.
In answer to the Barrister. Mr. Gibbs said his rooms
were separated by a structural severance from the school-
rooms: he could not go from the house to the rooms with.
out going out of doors.
The Barrister held that Mr. Gibbs was not a lodger he
held a house, which if it were rated, would entitle him to
a vote us
.a tenant _ .

Leig, East-Street, emiservative claim, was
allowed.
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Mr. William llorder's claim was allowed, supported by
Mr. Hamm, after an argument that claimmit's eon being
In a lunatic asylum and supported by the parish, was
pariah relief to the father. Mut the son was now over 16
years old.
James Plank. and Pearce. were expunged, the latter
objected to by Mr. Hanoi.