The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-28 00:00:00

TOWN 00UNOIL MINTING.

Titissees Presiett—Ttto Ester Mr. Howard), Alder-
ms Thema, Eliot, Groves, end Lesdie ;
Oosselllore Nesetri, (lards, Duns. Serassa, Wallis, Webb,
Lovell, Brown. Hasse, [kook Robes'. sad Gnaws.

DTWiJIIIII ON /WS 11•1•001 ML
Kr. Bead, of Portland, preeseted a report which stated
that the nes of dynamite in ettss.ptlnj the removal of the
Harbour Bar had been most and he had no
doubt, if parsetered in, the dynamite would reason the
Barbour Bar,
Mr. Omni advocated the further rise of Lb. drnamito,
and Yr. ROBINS proposed, seconded by Kr. Cumin that
• report be made with reference to these. of dyneadas in
the Harbour.

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It was uodystood that if the results of twiner dynamite
satisfied the Harbourmaster and the illsrveyor it should be
continued, If suitable arrangements be made with Kr.
Read.

—The Harbourmaster aftorwards brouebt in a pail with
aPeCiMOII4 of the to taken from the Harbour bottom.
It cosetated of 'binds and soft mod et the top and strong
blue clay underneath. This bad beep dredged up by the
grab drodpor.

The
at Surreyorprclocol a plan foe rii-oonstructing stag-
ins the Me. .
Kr. Loviu. asked whether, with nothing settled se to
the beibilastol a new pier it would not be bust to data
the proposed week.
in sewer to Ida. Mr. Moreau said the work would oat
about Cri Hs did sot think thip old an. is repairable at
a reasonable cast.. . . .

Mr. LUXDII w; is 'even alma latieednie nestled
with the Pure 0= depulatioe. N weld obtain •
• oseinarolal see we shield GU
cr° d
be glad. U. we. was is farm of lawns the meeting at
Werynoeth.
R 011101111: No &Imlay oosoorta
TM MATO& end then wen betas.. roes winkles to
make the hearten Mara they weld for Mot, isototy. lad
if they canes to hare Sunday cenerte, tier would hors
then, nine the Onasti appeared before the House of
Menton sad imposed.
Mr. 110•111111 said U a. Gould have a pier tor prootanado
only, with precaution that the mondoeista should not
be landed bed sasiterked there, wad U proper espervlsin
mild to needled over the pier, thee we weld met have
sank opposition to it.
It was agreed to have the meeting with the Piers Ooro•
Laity dire:kora at the embed possible sonest, mad at
wilYsout.b.

" Mr. &KIT seid-the ;der wee pot mating. and It was
the met should be done. It had been thoroughly
and decided on. lie proposed that the Mans be
eooepted, and specifications be prepared too the pew land-
ing atoms at the Pilapler.
XL 'ADVIL. geld the new pier matter bed come forward
Mem the repair wee proposed. and he eeneeted that the
staging be teesperergy noshed. erosedlag to the ream-
seeedstion of UM Ilarbou Oommittee and the Borsepor.
At the eveseedea of the Item the matter am deferred
for & report from the Summer at to the oast. dm, of repair-
lag the aid staging.

POIJCZ CLOTNIZO.

TNII OLD !OW D NALL.

TM supsrintesdsat wised fog Madan bobs invited for
polio, clothing.
Agreed bo.

The Town atm acted for yortaisolon to adjourn ffito
proocatation of tho report rotooctiot the title to the 014
Town Hall; be bad been mating enquiries, bet time woo
sow difficulty.
Adjountod.

1112 1111PROVIZI =IDOL
The engineer has stated that be has not the slighted
doubt that the bridge would be acseadded at the Was
Wed oa.
The Surveyor, however, stated that Hr. Matheson
evaded We'sasrtiou,statiog that ths work I. going our
well; but at peered hi could sot dr What thee the wadi
will be ociendated.
Mr. LOyZLI. asked olvither if the interest WM vested is
one individual, would he be s dad with tb• Or•dress
mule. Hs wee Sot is favour of giving the contractor vir
extra mosey to set the work oundeted earlier.
The MAYOR said it we. only • eased= of WI lroa-work ;
but be feared lest the week would sot be wadded in
thus.

z. TROKAS had spokes to the coutractor, who told him
he had received a letier that morning from Mr. Mathesoo.
who told him be wee going to Derby after Christman to
inspect the iron work, es it must be fitted together before
It coo be sent down hire, and he (sr. Whett.m) bad n
doubt ths iron work would be ready by Ms Woo ha was
preoaevi for It.
Mr. !Mows said the endow sopmred to be tatting
Men. into a maw. . .

Kr. Roam thought they ought not to satiety .te that
the bridge will not be finished in time.
We. Suomi said they must use their CONIEDOII-Ileelln.
Kr. ROWS said Kr. Brown's common-sense would be
shown by not anticip•ting any failure as to the tine.
The MATOI4 bow-Tee, was menially militias the
contractor should underrand that be would not he
allowed • doe after the won and • r•solution was area
that *nue Council regrets that Kr. Kathesoa in his
latter Oen not give any intimation as to the time the
bridge will he completed. and that the Town Clerk be
instructed to write Kr. Matheson and enquire whether he
has, and it be be. not done so, if be will •acertdu what
program hie been suede with the ironwork aa well as toe
stone work. and give his opinion se to its completion
within the time specified,an-I pointing out the impoi twee
to this Council of its being Doi:spirited at me time
specified."
Local. Boise or Hsixem.

Th. Surveyor presented a report showing by what
means some new meets (Br3sralow. Chelmsford, and
Walpole-street) in the Pak are to be drained, there being
no difficulty now that toe hoes. are built higher.
The MAYOR: If thereto DO afinlOiti, let it be dons now.
nod not talked shout in the asininer.
Souse peatismen asked if they had any mousy to do the

'lrene agreed the work should be does ea soon ale
op wilcations ere drawn aad tenders decided on.
The Sorreyor's report alio referred to the necessity cd
relaying the floor of the cebetwed, sad of potting more
ventilator' to the drains.
Agreed to.

SPII*O-141n.

A memorial from the ishabitanta of Danet-place,
Bloomfield-terrace, tiount-street, and Spriag-terraoe,
ulnae for another lamp in Spring-lane, and curbing in
that diatrict.
Ordered who done.
Tim Board also &ponied to grant a lamp for Myrtle-
terrace.

NIW PIIIIT-0111PL

The Surveyor stated that the authorities of the Post-
by their new plan tore new Aloe, are endeavouring
to %Mies all the sews poniblo, but there was not enough
open area allowed as required by the bye-laws.
The Gonad& decided not to give way to the P
antlierltiedi, but only to pass the pleas subject to as open
area befog provided in acoordaaaelwith the bye-laws.
Kr. SUOMI called attention to the foot-path outside the
bawdier, which bed such stall at the ends, that a lady
Mil down than in trying to got out of the way of a Wt.
and injured a leg.
The Surveyor we. requested ti pin. attention to the
matter.

The Mayon had placed on the paper the subject of cull.
lag on the owners al wopowW Is Stanley-street to level,
pave, flag, and e.heasel that street, pursuant to the pro-
visions of the Public Health Act He painted out theta great
Improvement would be effected. and this is much required
at the arrival station.
The Oonnoll decided to cell on the owners al property to
do the work.

11:10111VAT WWI&
The next qa.støa as to rescinding of the rsoolutioa of
the 7th of ooobl4 as to repairing the highways by
contract.
The llterni read a number of statements from dillereat
Own. a/1 disapproving of highways being repaired by

it—wse proposed by Yr. HAMA and supported by Yr.
Gaon% that the subject be deferred for • twelvemonth..
The tenders for tha contracts were brought Wore the
°ousel.

PUBLIC INPROTIMINTS.

The Tow/4 01.111111 was authsaised to borrow mossy for
the surweetel improvements. and say others of which
norms shall be given.

WO DI MOIR OF INS 112101 runs FOR A MIX
GUMP.

This subject lad been pit on by the Mom who, how'
twos. simmer oppoesd it, and while those left in the
Ootmeil-room were Mug, • risolotion was passed that
OM beteg the only epees In the town where • number of
=tacen be assembled together, the slam be not
Other Matters were adjourned.

RZADINOII WITS Masio.—The third Of a series of
these amiable gatherings took place on Friday evening
last. The programme waa not gone through
previous! arranged owing to the unavoidable ,
of Mrs. Freeman, this lady being prevented
from giving her pleasurable assistance t
Indisposition. Her solos were substituted Ir!;rouZil .
Shirley rii!ging A well selected song, entitled
"Vedette," and a vocal duet by Mews. Toms and
Rowland. Mr. Shirley's other songs were capitally
rendered and elicited much applause, Miss i•hirley
ably playing the accompaniments. Miss Brymer
accompanied most of the other solos with her usual
Mite and skill, that played from memory, proving a
special attraction, and gaining a well deserved encore,
to which the lady kindly responded by a repetition of
the piece. The Misses Shirley's pianoforte duet,
played in exquisite style, was also recalled, these
Mies acquitting themselves in another duet with
equal success. The Rev. F. A. Brymer, after a few
apßmpriate remarks by way of introduction, read a
14104 amusing Piece which greatly enhanced the
enjoyment of those present Messrs. Oldfield, T.
Scutt, and Lakin also gratified the audience with their
humorous readings, each piece being rapturously
iamaeit Mr. Scutt's song warn given with much
1 ll Jeorrett kindly accompanying the same.
. Rowland's song was good humouredly received;
and Mr. TOMS was rapturously appliuded in his
rendering of " Ginevra," whilst In the comic element
he was more than ordinarily successful, fairly, to use •
common phrase, "bringing down the house."
Subjoined is the programme :—Duet (pianoforte).
" Popular Airs from Madame Favart" (encored,
"Trial Jury Lancers "1, Mimes Shirley; 'reading,
"W the. Clock" Rev. F. A. Brymar • song,
"The V Kr; gbh* ; wag, • Out with my
nuayaztte,
Gun in the Morning" (moored), Mr. T. Scott;
recitation," " Mums.' Mr. W. Toms; song, "The
Lost Chord," Mr. Shirley; reading. "A Bee Story
from San Francisco," Mr. Oldfield ; song, " True
Blue" (encored), Mr. Rowland; solo (Psnoforte),
"Oh I Dftr, what can the Matter Be," with variations
folicovildh Mace RITMO! ; riladN,.;:ill td_r I=2"
Smd ; song, ' The L
Mr. ShirleY i duct ivnoal) "Love ian.d7'.Varat` Messrs.
W. Toms ad Rowland; reading, "Bill's Birthday,"
Mr. Laidn ; song (comic, in character), "The Cadger"
(encored,
Teens; finale" Ti""
GiMordrnialSlNdOtleanQuorgamld sea"

VISUILIBIr =Li& LSD vraumn.
nwp MArtas tolled equable to the whet =ado by
samosa at aU beers of the slat. sad It was derided the
etptelas shoold be whit to Mfts ia the adios, and if not
they should be euemesed.

Tit SW•ViL

Sr. Wm mid Ss garrtmelad ems* MIL gram brought
ig tug lrfriur Mit *or mot Mat your. and
mom Mao wee. Sim at Su for Bermils km*. and
WOO ler Mrs Mori ita SA.

LYKI RMS.
nu ClimesDor ot the NOON" of Elaßebury (Dr.
Deese, Q.C.), has appointed the Rev. J. Ekaith, vicar
al Lyme Retie, a 'arrogate few greatlae inseriege
Bonen throughout the dimes.

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Mr. YU= rabid ti knew whore Ifte messy far tlas immusz.
mum ..... . 001417111 M—A very encoessfal concert was given at
It was rated ars eras wore apt paid for, sad it ra the National School last week in aid of the fund oe,e
anas the bill eboald be deterred till next .e..sad
the Masa Gressittee should roe 1 torigkt. being raised to vest the choir in cassocks and surplica.
ilaZatitm BMW The room was well filled, there being over 100 in tre
reserved sate and 80 in the second seats. The
Mr. Alden's& Rua V that efts there is LW me was attraftive, sad the part sonvears.vere
r bead saw et the bend druid be paid of at par. program
He thoodet Ur doancil be vary careful to pay MI ezeouteid with great and precision by
their debt. M par, tastend el Written tftdors frost dill Plume, Cox, be, Stephens, W. Stephens, the 1
holden. renal" ell did set see why Mr. Wallis should Mires nilippe, Miss Banoett (Bradford), and Miss
be paid of at par, mad others Matted to tender. Kate Rowland. The Rev. G. Philippe acted as
The MATOI ported out that Mr. Zhao arrow/ate were ; conductor, and the accompaniments were brilliantly
based on a foamy, for they oral
_sot pay of all at roe, eisied by Mr. Jr. B. Street, the organist sod choir.
end had le [home between the bondholders as to who , 17. t.... &yawl coaxes w demanded, and many
I stmt. hive‘lbethePs4redost.lg:ternigat bsoYersems"swoeildi taprersertor""kateg ' Najd°, of the "We were lewdly applauded. Thn
their massy la fts fast following Is tits me :—Pianoforte duet, " Tho
I Kr. Tsars did sot anticipate that env tender' would Olivette Quadriflee, Miss Plillimnagd Mies Sybil
be below per in the present Mete of the Harbour Feed. I Philippe; pert song, " Foresters the Cheerful
The Maur pointed out bow mamma it inch a plea of i Horn ;' song, "ins Lost Chord," Mies Philippe;
prooetions, and be wm supported by Bk. 14 "QM who i Meg. "m. Four Jolly Smiths," Mr. W. Johnston ;
I"in"4 out that
or a°l°. TR' "Pl' wanted to saeamia7dala tila , dust, "Over the Hawthorn Hedge" (encored), Mir
s s ; =t
Ormooll and the i *foal at the mine time
Yr. Mum withdrew his motive. Ppp Sad Mir Sybil Philipp
"Fantasia on Irish Air," Mee ; peg,
Tel Olin 11111Thilll aan.oars wart TO ALT!" Ti "of What is the Old Man Thinking r Rev. G.
inanotra DIM Philippa •, song, " Death of Nelson," Mr. Rowland;
Mr. Rosins said they oast look to the Harbour Fowl , gong and chorus; "Alt I he biased me when he left
to nerve • lama Maw& for all••• most be • lata• me, Miss Mold/AC: song 'Oh I who will o'er
asenditnre in the Harbour. He assumed thet the the Downs,' (eww,ed ; eiztee d,c ..wa.
Harbour daft paid by the Great Wasters would b• about H. m.s. anneal syhd
CUM fur lb* yeas for sheet le articles. Tie Great Pinafore,"
Wasters asked firs 'idea= ea those elitelee ; bat bri Philippe; 1 glen' "Hail, Smiling Morn" (encored);
fear' that would oars &aborts tioa lath. Harbin. Does of wep.'Sleet me Thera." Mr. Arthur Ro i sou&
Asia tl,olo. and there world be • oorrospooding radon " Hunting Day' (encored), Mr. W. Johnston;
ties la the diem received from the Channel Islawis dast. .• put/wire ganne. •• Mrs Philippe and Mlss
reasters, so that it tre aggileatles were aerodsd to, the gybd Philippe; pianoforte ed., o Came Niel totriza
Nance amid not love fitanum to merit titer ezpeatitatrei Übe Bennett ; song, " The Fair Glen"
sad would become is • rats of boakrotor thormirb awl? Rey. G. philires eeee ~ Ie the Gloaming"ennered
owe sot. Is thard" lifurmsd that nik
due.—for . Miss Sybil Philippe; duet, "Polly i oPking
detailed report from the collects, eaanereini the - . . chorus, "War
from what articles they were received and the arouse (encored), Mr. and Missßowland ;
received. Song of the Druids" "God Save the " Vie
Carried asaohnously. mad add that in to enoores reftlo
Kr. Roars further proposed that a sub-oommittes of eenge were east' ....
~, John Peel" by hir:rig.
nix from fh" Harbour Committee be appointed to "quire Johnson- " Conlin' thro' the Rye," bi mi. Sybil
Into the Harbour dams. aft% • visa of warbling phni , and "Our Jack's come gape To-day," by
whether any and what alterations shall he rode In the
Harbour does. Mr. r. Ml=l An
cell.
ut
.4. Was kindly hint for
Carried unanimously, the occasion by Mr. PiankSpliter.
Tel MOMS= PIIOIIII2IADZ Pl=
The oormpoodeorre between the Town Clerk and the
Directors of Use Maria* Plan Company. Limited. On the
13th November Kr Hooper emu to oak the Piers Coes.
pay wianbnr they are prepared to enter into segotistione
with the view of their reside, the preset pier, oe met.
lug snangseasatte with the present borsdhol. SO sets
lases. the opposition of the boil authority to the scheme.
After rush carresposdear, sad more thaa one letter
being mislaid, a letter was rosier from tie Piers Orr
pony Anew User willingness to aster witlibrou=
non of bondholders at the Pilepior. The
drafters bad met the Orarittos of the Ossnoll semi
promised not to threw say winammery Millanittes is the
way, but to tab* • ressosabis view of say erre for the
imorrentant ft the town; they, however. considered tbe
Council should he very utious last there sboald bo •
disadvaatage and Is. laelsa.j of as impromenent.
The coneepandanoo with Mr. Fowler sad Ca they me.
Yawed useatidatory, mad gave notice of iippositioa on
their own Setteet.