The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-07-16 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. Jt7LY 16. IR7Q,

set the greeted ought soh nin be /SW up. At a time
when thoy Imo setteatishil IP sake thin town she
healthiest possible, they mast net esselook the danger
arida, from swampy ground en let the ou
Thin lIIATOS mud that tie Jobs had 1.1010 uvorlooked
the aposi‘l requitemente of the Perk.
WIISMORD wished to hate the plans of any new
r•Larly exami so ned, that dmigers of this
bklaidlailitht be avoided. or the Park might bosom* one
of the gresbest Gorses to the town.
NY. SEAMUS, horo4h eurreyor, said that if the Park
MIMI its to he raisA, soma of the hoax,. will hot be
&Ws to drain st all; they aimed, ato now.

lIIM BILL AITZOTIIIO LOCAL DOA/Di.

The TO-I;ti 01•11111 read batten from the Town Clerks
of No_idiagliscs sad Oxford, galling attention to the feat
that Legal Boards, by s new bill before Parliament, are
get be be exempted as before from stamp duties. A
still IWO important fasters, sod orie whisk sill toil
boards ought to object to, woo that, whether they had
made default in their duty or not, • 10041 in.peotor is
Is be appointed to .48 04 their meetings-11r. Bteggall
said-1n fact to keep them in order—(laoghtcr).
The MATOII would rattier like to me him there—
(more hinithtor)•
Mr. Animal) thought two or three would be
required; or for one they would almost eat him up the
first dew --ireseired
Mr. Alderman Sind him to the Portland
Lori Board —(roan of laughter).
Mr. The. an said that much of the bill had been
IX punged, .04 14 woe env " IA" tha ploy of Hamlet,
with the pert of Hamlet left oat." Still the. must
be 111•11tal that title leaden authorisiag • sesoial Mapes-
Ur to sit et their meetings should be expunged, d
is net already.
TM Beard posrally expressed the most deoi.led
ePtimillies to having on Inspector to .14 .8 their meat.

SECOND DAY. —Thuanu

This day's ruse. annuseneal in a or £olo.t rats, wisich
made everything very uopleasaut, and the attoudoece
wiss very smalL
Tan WITKOCITH IdeSDICLP of 5 Dove. eaoh, 2 soars. ft.
with 2.5 aOV.. added; too winner of any rao • alter the
weights are deelaed (July 4) to sorry 711). extra;
three quarters of a mile. (7 subs.)
Mr. T. Cannon's Merman( eel. Tib.).37rl, St. lob.
(Cameo) 1
Mr, E. Brsylers Peggy. 3 yrs., 7.1. (Psge) 2
Mr. T. Steven'. (.jranbrooke (tool. 71b). 3 yr..
. Set. 101 b. (f 4 war/ 3
Prom the first Masaman took the l•sadl, fkolowo4 by
Craabrooke, with Peggy In aloe. attesusiseee. Tee)
came on well together till hidden behind the bedgu at
the °loser. On appealing in front of thi. Mes•tn.n
MM. out from the rest, end a good ran, foLowed,
Crambruoke being bestoa after a sharp litdo
Newman plumed the judge's chair • neck in hoot; a
length between 'second and third.
Tel kairlitn rwoTLLH ,LD PLATO of 50 ',vs.; Gilts,
9.t. ; fillies asd geldings list. lUib. ; tine winner
to be tali by Amnion for WO wove; if for 150 Wee.
'Wowed 71b.• If for 100 'ova. allowed 11.11 h.; i'lot 50
sovs. alowea 141 b. Katrina) 2 cove. each is go to
the fend; Say number of horeuss the pro:isn't of the
same over may start for this plate; halt • mule,
straight.
Mr T. COMO'S f, by fintobsromelor- [shoo bee
(g 1.50 (Gsnu.so) 1
Mk H. tioables G by Triimpetst—Triekuie (040)
(Joucs) 2
Ns Andover's f. by Markaram—Star of th., But
(C3O) (ither) 3
Ms Wm. Beef f. by Si. Aulben's—My Niece (L5O)
(P•li.)
Betting : lied Littlest Triokith. ti to 4 stalest Atte°
Lee, diet molest Star of the Bost
The awn war made behind the Ledge ; the Trickish
Shy was the Brat to be seen, followed by Alice Lae.
Stu of the lAA, and My Niece in thst urdur, be;
almost immediately the favourite was stv..rhaulel by
Trickish. However, she only ormuphal a anal piece
• brief err, for Csouon seemed to have Ira rec. in
his own hoods and woe by two lengths ; lsngth between
second and third.

SH HOTON.

Tog I,Asoua qIIISTIoN.-9a Monday evening Mr. J.
Allen ant lir. A. Hannan; of fitickland, came to
address the labourer.. Lbs meeting 04411130001),i by
singing the Union hymn, and ia a hale time oongre.
gated tooth., over 300 person'. Th. hardships of the
labouring elms were dwelt Dam, sad the great hontrests
between the rich and poor. The rules of the Union
were clearly explained, and the men were
Invited to join. Mr. K. Wedmore, who was
'tieing was called upon to .peak, whico be did with
modderable ability, rivaling the attentkon of the
andienee. The drift of his spina was to show that It
was the duty. and also the interest of employers to
see that their men had wave sufficient to feed both
himself and family, that they ottibt be equal to the
duties of life; also that then should be rood feeling
between them,it being equally fibs duty of the men to do
the host they rionii at this season of the year for thair
masters, and the duty of mouton to behave well to them,
and pay them "stair pay'. wages for a far day's work,"
which they could well afford. He earnestly entreated
the men when they had their wages advanced to may
it home to their wine and not wrry it to the public
bona. An invitation was then given to any gentleman
or farmer present to say anything, but none answered.
The mead's' tramiasted by singing the Hatioaitl
Anthem.

Thu Dussresaiu BrAnu of 50 son. added to •
Headtosp Sweepstatet of 10 son. each; 3 ft. to the
food; the nomad limo to tare hit stoke; the
wieser of any ram altar the we:ghte are pohluihod
(July 4) to carry lib. antra; 1 mile sad • tiff. Sir
gabs
Sr F. Johnstone't Valuer, 8.1 12lb ... ((Jotter) 1
11Ir T. Genoon'a B ier's lt.id, 6.t (doop) 2
Br B. Breyley'd Ureee D 6.t. 716 ... (A.. 3
Betting :6 to 4 on Bite. Head, 4 5.1 ageless Vslo4o,
end 10 to 1 *point Ursa' llorlmg. Grew Dorung
med. the ruanlag till peeing the lodge's eh or, wiles
the bolted to the bateau, of the 6111. Tile other
two took it easy Sal they arrived at the tura, whoa
they raced home said great ego:gement. A lew yards
from the post Yaws: managed to win by • head.
Rio 'Warm PLATS of 100 p.; three yrs. old, BA.
31b., four, 94. 7113., Bee, Sit. 1216., sir sad aged t.
130 e. Two allow.
Sir Y. Johnstose's Stook Pairs (Gottrr) 1
_ _ .

Mr. Jeb Day's White Roes (Z.lannou) 2
K Brayley's Groom Darling (rage) 3
Betting: 2 to ion Waite Roos; Ito 2 agaiii,A dsvoir
Fairs ; 10 to 1 against Grum Darliiag. Utica Darling
tried to bolt, and lost all chance. 1.0.1111 was anti iting
rams Intween the other two, said Savelr Fain won by
nearly • length.
THU SCURRY HANDICAPa Sweepstakes of 6 sows. eaoh,
2 ft, with 25 says. added; any winner after the
weights are published (Jaly 4) to :awry 710. extra;
5,. furlongs.
Kr W. V. Andover's Rosalind, by Weatberhit, out
of Fifa way, 4 yrs. sit 41b (Cannon) 1
Kr R. Brevity's f by .iroophant—Codicil, 3 yrs,
7.t 41b ( eyits) 2
Mr Wm. Day's Barmaid, 3 yrs. Vat 131 b... (lei.. r) 3
Betting 6to 4 om 11,ealint, A sharp Litt,' ours'
between Codicil and the (*roar.* the latter aieverly
winning at the post by •length. Bsrutsid a bsd third.
Tax Itront. TWO-Plat-OLD Swum ot 5 soya. each. 2
ft., with 50 soya. aided fer two yrs. old; eolti. Sit.
10lb., Shies tist. 71b.; the winner of any two yrs. old
attics or plats to Garry 31b.. of two. or oat of 200
sem value, 51b., at three, or two of 30.1 sows. 7.b.
extra; the winner of the Lo 'moor Stones to lorry
101 b. extra, but no other extra we.get; metrions
allowed lab.; ban a mds, straight. Seven subs.
Mr Fsaeit's Antioons (.ste Mn Lappin) .. (k.Ltsoo) 1
Mr IL lirsyley's 1. by Adierstsue—Colia I, by
Gnomic (eage) 2
lir Randall's b. S.
,LittlY Tom, by Y. Trumpeter,

out of Margaret, by Chandele4r (3%lter) 3
Betting ; 2to 1 ea Autinout, 2 to 1 against
4 ta 1 agaiast Litie Tom, colt.
A capital race in between tbe favourite and the hily,
the former winning by n long necks But third.

mad with Sweet Marjoram, sod Diatltt el tc• toge.h r Mr. (7. sr.! er seconded, _----- - ----- . i sbe esso se bsing
and advocati 4 erecting
in third plow, tbe others • ..hort ,I doom, b, .iii . A., or . lint pampas He 'outdated the gutter. a, re very lit
his Honour's
the tun Sweet Marjoram showed In frost, I
I. -'o'wenl Unt.tisfastory, sad said " I have often smolt disagree- time. Accordingly M tie Ann ern ors •
b, .tiliv.etr...) t in the
by Trumpeter. Um rmt altogether • rune• w , ' Ina/ aid. odout• arising from the gutters, ard Lone onto! suggestions, ell isvcd Lier n tthe 1"
.1 t s so order
goal rue home, and Longo oi.pu :tw.y from 4he rent, thy •sy to avoid t hem." Uproar prevented his oat- eitillinolll for tee defendant... and "'""211"6 , li'.
followed by Trumpeter, with l'roprietor third. Was ! glugh„ remark. bet._
audible, for 2.. a month. The amount 111.im..4 was oh, i
~,,,..
by • length ; • length between ...wind mud third. I mt. 11,04,,c, prop,iiition ... maw. Another defendant apneued ill a rate t •
_it,
&Mang : Even on Threat ;6W4 on India filly. 2to 1 , My. T. Ragteiu, contended Wilreham Ilan in a better have sent a Goad Tempi or into consut giant. -11
lel
ebillad.lhiShahaddel."lBllttlies, bil:::.°Dtaiti.,' w ill Ilan at One
as duet Barmaid, 3Li I aga.ust Swett Marjoram elate than unsay towns which bane 'fewer/ end • water II moor could got nothing on: of him. 11" evel Id;
Mr. Templar bought in the Mean flay at till ; , empty. Two riven gave them ample ewer : some of wine. All he omit do wa. t , gas, ,!up 111 eV" 1
Meloombe wee sold for 121, and Vi it of Erigi ita in it wot loot to the Board of Guariliote to be tried, Lim, and Li wife had to octal op dm. mom an. bit Id lie'
C 33. and Its only fault they found was that :t wanted • , meat went again-t iine. ut i lei 'tient I.•ft tiernten tg
THI PORTLAND PLATE (Handicap) of 50 son., vntmeee little gin in it I !-(lfoghter). He did not consider the his Lee las ir he w on't lode, ...too wasith r'" " "
2 soy. ta it to so t, the laud; any number of buses i eontplaint Well °statehood, and moved :- :to .0 to pri mu, or tad a, twits:ien to dine wit's the
I .2
1110 property of the same owner may miirt for tble "Thitt In the opinion of thin meeting :that portion of the , j.luoe.
plate • the winner of any race dew the weig.ft, are ri"dl "1 the ""'"I eltken relethng to the i' " l'rish et the I
deolar'ed, (July 4) to our! 7 lb. extra; about three. "'"ugh I. '""'rethd• That the rdthweweettnawir ffeehed,
and that the health of the town end ate unitary elate will
flouters of • mile. Five subs., thew alerted. fairourahly contrast with many other pl!cm. haying an
Mr 'l'. T. Guinea's idessmen, 3yrna, fist. ... HI moon) 1 Mre nyntera of newer. end waterworte'
Mr E. Walley's Peg4r, 3 yrs 7,t. Illb. ... (Fag-) 2 Mr FILLITIR thought there was mine foundation
Mr P. Percy'd c... by I lrest -Agora do Mane. : for 0 e report. He had ...waded L"JOU in analog
feldt. 3 yra, titt.... .. ... ... (li.t.t. ''l 3 Idetti.2 no la. premiere, aid ornild not •et good water
Betueg : 2to 1 on Feggy ; even on M ,cinian ; re to I '• •. If t. • y ntliontiet toe AIM they would keep the
4on the rest. Alter tin mart thy beet ...A:, A• t•er ia I, rot it, tveir own hone.. He did not aeletleat• an
till toe turn, ell 51,1 (knit Colt took first pleat. Goateed tuPe,.eino nlntetn. II- I ail oftes thought of trling to
by Foggy. In thin order they cot tined to the cit oar, estabhah waterworks by . ;invite sompuiy.
when bleasinan conic to tile (runt, ead Vesgy iliet4iineti Mr. MAIteHMAN eseenfled Mr. Reodell'a preposition,
the colt.. Two lengtss between let and 2,1; very bad and tentilied to the healthiness of the town, though le
third, mid they wanted wee plum,"
Mr J gins PARTON tt.ought thrre wu great room
- _ _- for improvement it matey matter..
'lb. Rev. J. LLOTII isiii he found the water far from
what it should be. That from his well, if allowed to
remain la • slam, coon became dieftolourod-(nOenar.)
Mr. WILLIAM SPICER moved-
" That Ibis meeting re,oninengo the Board of Guardian.. a.
a military authority (or the differeet p whine.. to 10.1,0,7,
their overseer, to ascertain if the prenent punkin are lawn
den,. awl it ifectmary to coo. other pump, to 1,, ermtedi and
to iff et any snitrr tneiteuree they regelre "
Mr lima PANToe thought tbe a Aponte of pumps
aloud ho home by the Immlords.
Mr. W. Plug regretted the decision they had arrived
at.Thlyefftaiu
itteel the water was filthy, and what was
pimps into It? Let them be passible
meo, and adopt the Lima' Government Aot.
At the nungeetion of Mr. T. Randall_ Mr. Spicier
withdrew him resolution ; and it was rmolved to send
cope.. of the other. to the Looal Government Beard.
Thank, to the Chairman uncluded the meireng.