The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-03 00:00:00

DAY, JUNE 3, 1873.

Crosserandaed : Wee ea IWO left heed of his barrow,
shoot 21t. fits. wide' the barrow was Tft. Item the
sort. First saw the cart when ho wee stooping down.
The iron was • pesos of an old haft of • able It was
about the nilddto of the out. He was about the length
of the hone from hia bud, and saw the spokes of the
wheel. Did not see mash, his feet waa covered with
blood. West to Torquay on the Erni of May. Would
not swear how musk it projeotod over the oath; bat
believed it waa throe or tear feet. Was working
ribreast of the opening in Park-street. Went to
TsultisY, sad we. enraged nattiog a 'tura laculoki iota
• yacht from Mr. Belem Wid a Forester, and received
Br. a week slob soy from them, from Curt Ballor's
Hope, up to the let May.
The Judge head that this could not be takes ia rodeo-
tion of damages.
Witness also got ROI a year pension ter servires. The
width of the drain open was about Vt. The wheel-
hem,. wu on the top of the drain. The wheel of the
out did not come on the draia. Told the outer "Yoe
have dons • protty thing ;" when he =sword "1
s*Psd Out to you." and drove on. It lot they &poured
that plidotiff was • patient of Dr. Tigard'., and not
charged. Paid Ts. 64. • quartor to the club.
Dr. Thud spoke of plaintiff gaming to kiln suffering
from a severe wound, and loosing • great rituality of
blood. When the ocagolum separated it left at. un-
healthy wound, showing thet the men's bulth had hese
Injured, • great quality of blood had bun lost, and
there was Clanger of orydpolor.
By Mr. Hanna There were no actual symptoms of
erysipelas, and there would not likely be any effect oa
the anaa's after ill,.
Mr. Stephen Brown, of the firm of Brown Bros., who
had the uotrut for the King.streot drain said the
plaintiff old picking off the staining of the r:iad, which
was • little too high. He new the iron strike the
plaintiff ; the 01/fOl, did not call out until the keg
struck him down, when be " hook up."
Tbe Judge said that 0•110 if the Water Coilbd Old,
it would be DO justificution. One bad no night ii you
did call out to • s..c ald he did not beer, to driet
over him afterwerde

Mr. Bro. tional that he afterwards went to the
Great Welter° good. etatiou—sawLo osrter, wad Mr.
Rahleigb, and eald ' You've done • fins tiling," on
which Itablfigh mailed. The drell war filled In. sad
they were taking 01l tke top, anotber mn losing is
front, and reher wore inside.

Mr. lisnue's defence was that the a:voids:3l oricurred
through the outtou torgligtuos of the plaibUff
Mr. W. J. Senior oorroboratod Mr. Brown. lie
called out " Look out, Outer." This was before the
bores had wine opposite the barrow. , The iron was
pr: jeotiog lout three fee', be WOUld /Wear
ashlers ustr4vahicuied rules were introdesed.
Robert Clark. the labourer. also corroborated.
Croce rzaoload : The bores sod cart patrol hi.
before MillY did eitiot:ff, sad ;be iron nearly touched
hi.; ha got up quick, or It would have struck
both. had oo.thoe to call sot.

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Thomas Doke, another labourer, was standing at tint
The iron pre:looted throe feat, &aid to the
driver 'What cheer, George?" After be bad atm&
plaiutiff, wlioo sold 'Toe have doe. something
now," whin he said, I hallowed oat to him, and
witowe replied, "No you did out"
The Judge had a private 000vereation with Mr.
Hoene, and the matter was ultimately settled by the
advocate., on both side., on payment of £8 sod
eats.

The Judge maid this was ver wisely done ; no doubt
the cefendant was liable for theact of hie servant, sad
there was no jostilication for the carter driviag
etrait..l the plsioi.Lff, even if he had called oat to his.
He considered the empentetion very caockuste.

of dads and outhouse& The obese thus shown
• eastoo destrustilts el priests property or utter
izereopetesey to the enutibeer.
We towed sending three ebleeitests, with othor imit-
able reins:kg to the Loud O•vernment Board in Low
don.

(41ened) Richard Walter, William Martin. Jeremiah
Hibb., Willism Chaadler, Chow Halve, John
Rance:von, .7,ha 14. Whit.fnehaat Bishard Co,,
Jovial Foot. John Wasters, yintam Hoary Steakman,
'Sward Mite, John Palmer, James Bosun Smart,
James Moor Holbrook, Naha= PoyDe; Jobe Storey,
Joseph Piero*, Ta 0•1•11 Maks, Hoary LIIIMISCat
William Rows. James MIII., John B. Bead, James
Thompson, Henry Tsrlow, William Balmy Joon,
Baransl Loom, Nicholas Rale, Sarah S.moirei, George
DmYtoo, Bush A. BM& Cheers Rieke, Charles 0.101,
Jobn Siy, Tom Priestly, Nary Aan Bales. Themes
Major, jamas Beale, John Hood, IMP B. Clark,
Ibenesar Ryall, Leant Bono. Georg* De6o. A. Thorne-
eon, W. Wardle), J. &dela. J. Broorsield, W. Been,
J. Hallett.-
49 persoua Thant are In that 'amber 15 owners,
which with those who have objected to you ealearately
fr, .n Pile, will mprement the owners of anal, 100
housten—lt. Wi.tin..

The MATOa laid be used not point out that Ale was
a very important protest, and one whieb mbould have
their Bravest mosideratioe. Therefore he treught the
proper mime would be to submit the *al question to
the Town Clerk, and the meowing queatioo to Sir
John Coeds. He hoped at the next meeting to bare•
report train the Town Clerk, and also Irma their
engineer.
Mr. Aldermen Bowan]) said that in the meantime
Sir John Coedit mutt 03% do mything further In the
drainage of the Park, until this question Le settled.
The Revolt repeated, ea Iso had often doss before,
that it was their desire to treat them owners and
careeplees with the rested (sinless ; If soy 'aid and
proper objections mould be made to Sir John's plea,
they should be represented to him, and be oould report
on thole ot jactions. Be kid another letter from Mr.
Whether°, which be read : also a lone:from Yr. R. C.
Sennett

5 Wilton Terme., St, John's, Weymouth, May 24, MS
Gentlemen,—As an owner of property in the mirk Wen=
I have the day iweeted your pi= of the way In which It Is
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es there is property at the prareat erected therm., an I think
It should be clearly understood at OM menet time whether
other properties tied may be built hereafter are lobs per-
mlUed to be attached to the dm= already thorns or not. I
nisi principally to the drain muted IL, al lam more par- ,
=Marty =ended in this fan of the property, and I do not I
madder this fidech pipe to he =a= of ferry= mon thee
the eenste from the two prepeniee miesed on Plot No. Mt,
and the 9-inch pipe Me recialaly sem too large for the houses
at the rear of which UM Male is proposed to to hid. And I
would here =pet that it would ke hotter to Gamy the (inch
pips forming part of this drala warted IL, In groat of the two
, boo= erect. d on plot Igi. and round the ear= to the 9-Inch
pipes instead of laying them on =vale properly es this
would not aseentate thill prolog through the houses, hut es
In either case across their yen. I alas wink to know If Use
Board hare power to ley drab's entirely through private spots
of bad. as in this to., it will do away with your id= as le
drains running through • dwelling home, and he worm rhea
running through property to which they may belong, nod
should enemy in mune of time to erected hamediately over
these dr.= and the to.. get doppei (toil is poser= they
nay, however well they may be Mid) how an the °Meero of
the Board to dear these, an I take it that these drains will
belong to the town. I Mould also lik• to know if our Toms
Clerk eaa aim= to that pen= may be permitted from time
to time to miter boom (and wham take up the f10e,.) which
' may to built over them drains, f w the r tarpon of
them in the neat of • doppege. Am I
that the swieting drifts willremain es at pretitirm the per-
, pose of cam= 0g the serfarm weter, as I god Sr.. your
=Um map that the proposed on drains will be laid ton
high for this perpme ? One more question I Mould like
answered is thie—iffiltthe =men of property who have duly
submitted the plaid at thelr building!' to the Board. sad
obt•ined their arms= thereto (es I in =arms with some
°then have dem) have their homers attached to the new
drains free of toot? AN you must bear is mind that mu have
used our existing drains Ow • comiderstrie time as is wall
known to se that live in the locelity to which I Mir. I trust
you will rive am credit that I from time observations do not
with to put my obstacle in the way of stir dreinero, if it to.
be shown that the cod will be Judiciously 'speeded, sad the
work effectually done Tramline them remarks may nodes
your consideration,—l numb, Gientleesm, Tours obediently,
_Joe. T. WILRII4III.
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To the Worshipful the Mayor. aa CO-L;ria-a; of We.
Laval Board. Waynayuth.

Mr. VaraJorr mid them goottemon wiiinted to forgot
that whoa Wm dam to brought into use, all their drains
will be fuU of water.

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