The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05 00:00:00

BOROUGH CLAIR&

In All blots parish there were two claims, and no I
objection,. Mr. 13 MmHg*, Durngate-street. claimed •
vets, and there being no objection it was granted.
There was also a lodger's claim—Mr. James Russell. of
40. High Kest-street; and this was also panted, there being
no objection.
In Holy Trinity wish there were two claims.
Mr. Peard Jllmzd claimed as a lodger. He occupied I
furnished house, the landlady Paying rates and taxes.
There was no objection, but a question arms as to who
should be qualified as the occupier, the landlady being on
the municipal list
Mr. Carter to Mr. Jillard : If you are qualified as being
be occupier of the house you ought not to be.
Mn. 'Mord said he was only claiming for the Paella-
notary list.' he paid no attention to the municipal.
Mr. Carter: he lady that is rated will hays to be struck
out.
Mr. Symonds hare suggested • rather diScult problem:
Mr. J.llard would be the only person that could be sum-
moned for the rotes were they not paid: be, however,
could not be responsible because be was not rated, and the
landlady could not be responsible because she did not
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the claim was allowed.
Mr. .oula Henn Room, of Sherberna, claimed in
respect of No. 8, High Wrst-street.
The assistant-overseer, Kr. Holland, objected on the
ground that Kr. Rum did not comply with the statute
by residing at the house a saflicient time, and also lived
seven miles away.
Mr. Lock rid no doubt the Revising Barrister would
remember that Mr. Rung was the proprietor of two
newspapen hers, and rented a house in which apart-
ments were let aside for him. Ile (Vt. Carter)
expressed an opinion last year that Mr. Eau might to
sleep twice in the year at the hone. He was present, and
would satiety him that he had amply fullikd the require-
ments.
Mr. Carter: He certainly ought to be on the list. I
remember the cue; the pathless* thought ha would be
In time for the general election, but he was out in his
prophecy. (Laughter.)
Mr. Rum was called, end, in reply to the Barrister, sad
he resided at Sherhonsa, and rented a house at Derchoster,
In which rooms were set apart for bite. He resided bare
much more frequently than he did last year. He bad
made a memorandum of the number of times he had
slept there. From January lasi to the 7th of the ennint
year he elect there Are times running; on March
Ilth, on April lst and find. on May front Jaw lath
to July let, September and Soptene Nth.
Mr. Carter 'That is ample
Mr. Holland: It San that he must reside ken ids
calendar months. We are bound to Oast if we Its to
eury out our Inatructionn
Mr. Carter: That does not mean be most rad& bare

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. Holland : We are bound to object
Mr. Carew : Tou its galls rtirbt la snaking year
objestloe, bet I most abaft lit. ROOll6
11r. Selland : Of muses we shall object every yaw.
Is St. Pease@ pariah *on was only ass leder% *dn.
wldole was allowed. sad la lordlagtsa no elan or olden
tlon.

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Heatztrz'agica, 4 H.M.S. W_.,..._i•rrke was =e;
with drunk and riotous at P
evening.— t. Cloward, of H.g.faorralor, was
pressed. —P.& Yellin= proved finding prisoner drunk
and riotous in Castle-row. Portland, on Sunday area-
l% sod Wang with another man. Defendant still
mating a mint he took hie into custody. The
lieutenant gave him • good character when he was not
under the influence of drink.—Defendant was lined
124. 6 iodating emote, which was paid by the Ship's
Corporsl, William Ward.