The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-12 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1872.

Mr. Ammo rr sad tha platform amid 50 nuily
qrainporatilly t me nd4 ha traod “t a

Coollus ovt tblok t!,st otikiugiiitt.incoo.
vortionco for ro ,or Voce ..orosio s fl S I.24notath
ought to Le an 1b501.4.3 atasvorr to tho proposal.
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Mr. thougut it alight ha aone without ,my
ISlTillYtion el the, acountoioci.lidu pralm....troo _

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In mums' to the Town Clerk, the bill keeper asid
that • hand of 16, with ther instrumento and mule
11111.0* had bard work to Iln.l room In the ortbsitra,
and wore fdoeinyti eoutid
)t,. ('it.; Ti.eno nob.. •Inakir lomplo are al,raya
very fumy and bothering - : "
boar").
It was remarked thst when in hello w,re hold
In the Guildhall an oroliestra used to be temporarily
, coonstruated in the bay window, where they °mild
' warmly have half the room there was in the pressot
orchestra: On one °coulee It wits said the band
smashed 40 panes of glow, fearing otnerwiae asphyxia-
tion—(ta46W),
Alderman GALPIN said the fammdlate in.:Nation was
—would they supposing all the mrsogement• were
satisfett wy, give the Vocal Association leave to plass
•5 organ there. Having decided on the principle, he
thought they should appoint a committee to soder
with the Vocal Auottlation oeutteittee as to the control
and raiding:of the organ.
Alderman Coowne thought they ought to know what
adv.mtagee the Vood Amoolatlon were going to give
tbc n as • town for the permanei.t eoeupstion of the
oraho,tra by the " box of whistha." Should they get
the privilege of using the Instrument for their (the
Ocittneirs) parposes Independent of the Vocal Anemia-
tiou Ile thought they had better appoint a atom.
',Mites to see what kind of omen was contemplated,
whet room would
:be left, and how far it would be
adviin'ageons to tlie town to have such an inatrnment
Ikon% If It was to be put upend none be allowed to
use it but the Amore/Moo, they might think IS an
incumber•nao.

Mr. Gnat= understood the Amotietba asked for
the use of the roma at the same terms at it wat let
to Miss Lee for her ducky alums.
Mr. Damao rid tersTist out th• ProPutut truukl
soibly toted on the Osmanli outlet km altemitime
goaarrtwo or throolimu • year. sad the goad=
was sihU were the advantages lbs Voisl ArsodOSIOS
coat= giviog them in return?
Mr. they metal to make a primula
to the town of the
Alderaipa Otliima pointed oat that the lettig did sA
go to that extent.
Atiormat Gauls thought that when there we. se
organ is the Ours Kuban, that could be used for
modal sotatalsimenit, the room wooll he oftener
Idred.
Kr. COMBO observed that would &pond on the
Mum on obi& It wog placed there.
Mr. &ADS mid @apposing at any time the All•Ort•-
• illumbroban up. Mille would beeorte of the organ?
Re dwell Mak en eve would to ',Hotrod to Ulu it
away. but OM it would become the property of the
lowa, u It was ti be obtained by public sartptioa.
Mr. Manor thought this wet en appliestion that
ought to be received in a ?deadly way —(Voies "We
arc dolut thor)—end he did not thins It was open to
the obj.otios that soma anticipated. He thought the
Aronistiou should rutin every kind of support from
the public authority in the town—(tiear, lour). It was
doing a large amount of good. Imparting magical °data-
Moe, and thereby ocruferriag besefit on Ito members.
and the plating to organ there would facilitate the
tarrying eat of that desirable object. They had before
let • part of the room to • lady to gice Mooing Wont
—fee the rettPeee 01 trade. while the objets of the
Vestal AroOdurSoll we partly for the Improvement of
the muted skill and tube of the tows, and was &tag
that whisk would bau an eliciting lafisease. Re
felt disposed to aeosde to the request, on that: havlag a
plow
.of the musk sul the position In whisk it was to
plated/
Mr. 0001 DIS tined that it wet a request that ought
It possible to be easwered in the adirosative. But it
would be ueetteary to wade/stud on what terms the
organ Gould be used by others than the Vogel Amcor
Um, and what soisust of stoical would be exercised
over the lostrumat by the Issociatioe. Be would
propose that it is Ms opinion of this Coulee thee ill
would be beaelieht 13 put the appliostiou of the is..
Weems of the Vend Assoctatioe, provided salideetegy
tercet eta be arranged. and that aesesmiits. of lye be
smutted to wake with the committse of the Void
Asoulatica, cad wort to the Coattail on Mese Mem
the use of the owe is to be had by ahem thanthe
Aacialseicia, sad se to the spate available whoa*,
organ la erected for • quadrille baud.
Mr. er.ADII mid he was rialto favourable be the
M:l4aa, but he only asked who would the organ
lt
if the Association were hooka up.
Mr. GLLPII oeurred that woe a possible
tootiagewy for they bad knows missy tub laskame,
where. toolety of that kind had goat on satostandly
for some yearn, and then died oat. He thought that
woe a point requirite serious attention. It the Vocal
Mutilation there wet no body to vest any property in.
There were so trustees. The oommittee should see
into the question particularly, before they gave their
goal unseat to It. With the trio:dills of the applica-
tion be word.
Mx. Cuomo thught it did not matter to the. who
the orr_beloaged to if the Assotiatkoe were broken
up. ~ 'baked to pet it 1t.,, subject toe tertain use
by the Council; and the Mauls Shim wan—lf the
Asectiatlon teemed to exist and they sold the cepa the
Ocianell would not have the au of It sod there would
been oterapatioa.
Mr. OSIOORY Degraded the organ pat there could
not be removed without paradisiac.
Mr. &Lux thought that.. it wet to be provided by
mboortptioo to the town, the town should he the omen
ots: to an, by the association.
• r. Outwit utielptted that If the Awoolation were
bro up tho organ would revert to the town.
Mr. Belem wooded the proposal for • committee,
which was tango& tad the following were eepolatod—
Aldsnow aad Look, Ositasillort Dr. Aldridge,
Darriett, sad
Mr. °noon suggested the ememilese Would 'stipu-
late that whim the Assoolatioa pseud to exist the erica
should revert to the Connell for the tows.
On the motion of Mr. ODOKSS, the use of the hall
for the prudes, of the Vocal Meselattea was greoled
at the rate of £2 10a per quarter exeletive of espouse

puibJy

TICE DOUBT =LIM.

Mrs. Bumlux applied for the ass of the old ()ors
Etehamge NA • recreation room for the Dorset militia
dp:e.ittothe manual training. She added It would
be the Int time she should her. to aok for It.
It vas usaainowdy inatod.

LOCAL BOAID Cl MIAMI.

Aldorman Coon= said that the Mayer, Yr. Oat*,
salt binsaalt waited ea the Board of Gasediaas aisseably
w* Sresdathapused at the last melba art apse-
awatad to the Chardians that esasentratimi at ono
point an the awes el Intestloas divans that aliphf
ado hi the Craton was not dirdrable and srosaidli. taah
Waging poniards here through a loan rasp of seastry
vaa aaadthable, al lOW t diasenalaste dimes Isy the
VO7. There was • oo.dsn.bli sonnet el 111011VIMIIM
tloo, and h• had hoard slaw. that the Geardlans won
01d....2e1t0 alas •P eight hada, sad that It wan vary
•weald sot Ire air eat at as As
ark Zs °Ludlam did sot see the mem* toe It.

SKI RAM Of WATIIIL

Imam 0001ies, the OMlnman of the migmatite
sompriceop, mid be wee sot prepared with a report fee
Ilya bet he would Mats what bad bees doss.
Tbely to have the blind Me of the
opes.r ler as they meld. Two bed hem enee
warailuiere all, sad the ether at Bohan ; sad 11 was
so foosaeMery that he believed they bad tbes bra
enabled to reerbila the pews of masidembie wade.
Atlas sod at Load's all the.. did not appear to be
wham., tbolgh them might be ram mem, bet
the woolen -plug was " like a bit of bather," amid la
'arbor Ms menthe most ham glom way altogether.
It amid be pled away with their augers it was so
salt; to tieS Its emedeatioa 00w was a fortunate
thlog.assUfeelead that the pipe west 4 far beyead
the mid the eod woe buried In the hard soil.
lbs plug seemed to good etioditioe, but be
diteeled the Surveyor to take it away end plies on It
so ira gap, They emmisiod the pipe, mid at Moat
him its haw* head it umpletely *Asa oft I The
ground there had bees opened for me of the drains, so
that tura will loom galls about, and a draia last
bet.esi2lllad they meld set tell -how keg that slats et
~. misled. It was a 2-hat pipe. The sadit
Ful* oernisr they *mid sr examine le the water had
cold:wn , these at Frisrplarie mid Orme Baildbigu,
hoped to Lapel to mower. If they loud say
Ito pipes there the waste el miler would be he a
great mow* aupleined.
The Summon reported am or two Waimea.
GALA.= sailed Mtwara to a bad rae in Holloway, and
Mr. HODOSI spoke of the serenity before the warm
weather arrives, of teklag every preomition &galast en
epidemic.
TIM loud the. rose.
Dr4o.4llff.dertllll.

aura= PAaroaka Ala Boataya.—A mom pas
promised by the Rev. A. Bonen, on Sudsy. Mara 8,
Brondeseyne, sad oa the sth Wt. aaunties yes
held at West Intakton on behalf a/ this woolety, oa
'hi& °coma= the sun at 112 16e. 74: wee eolbeeted.

°humph on Thsokserlng day. In :aid of the sauna
etymon' of this useful Institution. We ondantmad
that th- committee are dividing rh. t into tllstriete,
and are about te mako n cans... for further 6 übsorlp-
gloms daring the prosea: wee's. ‘Vo ,tope thole labours
will b, trownkil with rumen,. We %co Sure them ago
many oLo .rLb tu subscribe mil aro only welting to be
unkt4l.

PARK Witst.tTAN CITAreL ANNIVIRRART.--Bermoo.3
were preenitt‘l on Sunday lest, hy the Rev. G. Revere.
of Port'enul, at the shove chapel, and a tea mettieg
wee held on Wedineedey ev. fling, by way of eelotorating
the e'sivervirr. The proceedt were devoted towards
relieving the estate of the Chew! Trust. Taking into
eminent the constant cells =We upon the corigregution
end frionds, the collections were very good. Ti. °bard
tithe only plant of worship on the ground known as
the Park, and it lan. doubt the germ of • mesh larger
chapel in that feet rising district. 'Ai the Park
becomes eovered with houses, tbe ImPortenee of this
betoon light will be more deeply felt.
SllllOOB AOCIDIST TO MI. 11. Wllsll,4l.—li la
with extreme regret we announce that a very swim'
anklent has happened to Mr. H. Wheelse, who la net
wily known in Weymouth but throughout the minty,
Limes.. being seroceated- with meey firet-ehies eater-
tale:neat' sad oonserts. On Wednesday Mr. Wheeler
and Mr. Keeping, of Wyke, went for • rids ha the
neighbourhood of Winfritb, when the Pool whisk Mr.
Wheeler yrs. riding shied, • nd threw him with eon.
Adorable violence into the ditch. Ile was so math
Injured A to be brought home in • waggon. Dr.
Moorhead was eget for, sod attended is the injuries
resolved; but day by day lfri Wheeler has beim getting
worm, the injuries having mused commodes of the
o Is sow in • most cation! suite, and but
Vt. H
bops. are entertabied of bit recovery.