The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09 00:00:00

LUILLTIO ASTIANS.

Mr. FUJT M.P.. premated anima the quarterly
and imperil report.. The former est forth that the basses
Is headiest quarter was £27 125., the suavest due from
UlllOll4 at la 'ld. per day was £1,407 Ss, 6d. sad amorist
to he received from noo-peepen sod out comity pokiest.
£583 10a. 98. The quarter'. expeoditare had been
£1.994 14e. 5d., lasiviag a Weeds in hand of
£43 10.. 100. The rate 1/11.1 ordered at 7a. 78. Per
week. Tb• anneal report showed that there lisd
been a large inollllllllo io the number of palliest.
during the past year. The somber at the close of 1864
eras 134 melee, 140 feerales—total, 274; at the dose of
1865, othlea, 141 ; ferules, 152 —total, 293; beteg an
incenses daring the year of 7 males sad 1.2 females.
This was the largest number ever taking piths in the
county daring ono year. There had hero 14 miles and
21 femslee—torsl. 36, dieeharged. The deaths bad bees
17, namely 9 males sad 8 females. The health of the
tour•tes had bees generally riood —this was shown in
pert by the low rate of sportality on the average number
of petieute width be. been about 5 p.r soot. The only
eareption to this latish/story doe of the estimate
ocean ed daring the very wet weather le November,
when there were several cases of erysipelas In the
principal asylum. The maintenance rate was Aged at
Is. 24. per week for Um Arai quarter. sad 71. Id. for
11,. remainisig quarters of tU year. Arrsagerneets had
been made for the reception °, non pauper lunatics from
the ooenty et • weekly charge of 10e., and from other
eoenties of 18. to 14a. per week, sestording to the dr-
culastanoes of ils• owe, Agr. ements had berm eatend
into with the town and twenty of Porde, for the math•
tenasee of their peeper lusathe at lls. per week. for •
period at two perm—with the Visitors of Oxford.
shire and Barks Lanatis Asylum for the reeeptioe
of 80 patients at Its. Bd. per week for four years
termisable by • six mouths' adios from the ememitthe
of vialors—and with the visitors of the Abergavesoy
Asylum for 30 patients for 4 year,, on the mom terms
Midas' therm agreements there were now 16 tuitions..
from Poole, 80 from Oxford sad Berke, and 22 from
Abergareany. There were also 9 non-pasper palliate
from the empty, and 5 no.. peeper patients from °thee
counties. This makes the wanly pauper petiolate M.
Timm) wee still room for about 50 patients at foretop.
The Superintendent °outlaws& to give visitor. the
fullest satisfsetkc by his jadieirms treauseet to
patients, and his sande' sanaç.ts.at of the esylum.
One of the attendants luid been laid In and discharged
for ill-treating a patient, and the attendant was 64.8 1*
half the expenses attending the re-eaptare of • patient
for segligenee throagh which the escape °enured. The
following was the state of the areorrat for parodies*,
the site and building and furnishing, ha., the new
ass lam. —Oath received from Sea Pin Os.. £41,000,
interest em Investments in Excherther Bills, 1507 14e.„
Sir B. P. Olyo's donation and interest £1,102 4s. 6d.
From Contingent Pend £1,465 12,, from subscribers
to non-paupers fond mom County treeserer £1,300,
Irma noo-parther account MOO, bids oe doe to treasurer
£667 3s. 7d., total £47.242 14e. 9.1. By sash paid for
purchasing land, £3,710 7a. 108., ditto builders,
£30,617 9t. 3d., engineering sad opal, £5,732 la. It,
trees. ilring, roads, gravel, he., £487 la Famishing
£l,BlB 18a. 54., architect and clerk to works,
12.401 b. 28. Ism expenses, £4Ol 18e. 34. Interest.
sod admitted by the treasurer, £5O les St, total
£47,1142 14a. 9d. Of the £40,000 borrowed on the
security of the empty rate., the suns of £4,733 Is. W.
had bens re-paid up to the 29th September last. Mr.
Floyer oomeseetod on the Seaside' statemest to skew
the very estbdastagy reettlie sheathed fican the new
siVhern.
adopted and the visitors were re-

TO/LIICIII ILEPOrt.

Mr. FAIKKIKAIISOM road the report ol the Manes Co.-
Th. Wanes I. treaeuer's heads lest quarter,
OM lit.. 3d. County rase at Id. in the pound,
£3190 4s. 4d. ; fare sad fees, 12139 7a. 3d. Treasury
returns for haU year, L'7l2 It 3d.; trade.. of Hay.
ward &ides, SIX —total receipts. £4.716 78.
Dedest the above essences, £3,392 13s, 44., kerb' •
balance of ri,333 14e. ed.

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The report was adopted, sad iiconnty rate of ti. in
thiomind ordered.
Tire CHAIRMAN said before passing (rota the subject
he thought it neemeary to cell attention to nos item in '
the county temenrer's sheet. It did not involve • very
large Moser., but it eriu of very greet coon queue ea •
matter of priociple. 'rho clerks to thm juncos were
paid by eslaries. and it eppeared that to one of them a
this In addition to his eatery had been paid In • most
Irregular asenner by the order of two portion—it wee
not worth while perhaps to meatiest the divisioa In
whicib it occurred —for Abe attend's*, of the pietism'
clerk at the rendenee of the justiess. Tiun was •
sharge which under the county isolations wan Aged
within certain limits, and which ought to he media
0/wealth upon the progenitors. and so be brought
before the proper pilaus of the Coat, where the
parries were tried, that it might be trued with the
other seeds of the promutioo, and be partially paid by
the Treuury and partially from the county rate.
That had been the vial mistake. The attention
of Use Pinter* Committee had bees directed to the
metier, the Chairman of whisk would look into
It, and take care to set it right according to law.
He meetkrsed it pot because he supposed for a momeat
that the Plume Committee would In the least outlast
to do their duty, but es a weenies( rather to the whole
lady of magistrates, that moth orders mast not be made.
It placed the treasurer in a false method, basun
Weben he received in order signed by two joshes.,
whioh was under LIR to supposed they had taken ewe
to oaks it • Intel order and it meld hardly do to put
him in a position to ukase palmist of their orders.
=hear.) fleeing members of both Housed of
eat piesat..ll there was mother item of
p exediters, .4 which he should like to say a
few worde Um be did not think mesh sould be done
to remedy it eseept by the legislators. There were
geleaßboreoghe in the ocomatg that gorgeod to adopt and
maks use of the services of the omety wiles, sad -there
Imre **fuels other bormghs that did have their services.
Bat the boroughs that did not employ the county police
brought upon the county great Marius for emoveying
their prisoners to gaol. It wee not fair that thou
geetlimen who lived in borough., and though l it a
matter of dignity to ham their owe polio,. Mould
reaps from • fair share of the espenditare, and Marge
the county whatever expenses they thought it foe
kilograms their prisomers to the ccuety geol. He thought
It desirable that Parliament should go alter Hu present
tested thing' that If buroughe &reecho ham the pleasure
and dignity of apprehending their own primmer@ they
woold have to pay their fair sham of the exposes of
bringing them to the met He hoped that his booms,
able triad the Cluirmaa of time Committee would try
to make mom, bargain with the authorities of thou
boroeglis to treader their prieoun to the county
police, who could briag them to the gaol at • mash
smaller expense than ender the present system. He
thought it their duty to 'Miramar to make some effort
to relieve the twenty of even so small a Marge as that
era.. ( A pplanse. )
The Rev. C. W. BINGHAM directed the atteetion of
the Court to an item of Etli for keeping the pews in
the borough GI Dorehester ohms Rebiromigb aathetitise
were enable to do it tbernselees. He thought that waa
=am preposteroos a sharp as thole to which the
an slleded. It seemmil that *ea eartein oreamien
there was a row I. Derelowier. whin the luel MAW
were neehle to maletaia the pease of that borough, sad
dew having refired Seeder. the scanty polies, they bed
the small £45 for asaistalaing order cm that
'retest. He really thought that if ihe menthes* el
rsvliesnenl mold boor this is mama rhea the seigese
woo brought bolos the Hem of Oemeaces,they woad
I. &deg a greet Wallow to the ma* (Moe bur.)