The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

II A r &moon& —A slimbt fall a mow occurred
here eatiy on the morning of May day.

0. DIT.- it a rumoured, we know not with what
amount of truth, that three other members of tbe
corporation are about to follow the exam* Mr.
J. A. Demuth, aod send an their magnolias.

THE W KATHIE CLUE &EXUDED OF 111
IoCTIP.—Tbs prurience, of the bathing molders'
politely but very significantly reminded the dark at
the weather that be had forgottea the Woo o' year I
on Tuesday morning last, the 1.4 May, by pieoies
their machines in front of the Esplanade for the use
of bathers, The " ethos," with " pay bare" written
in large letters ate placed in a Pooti°e;
but we nvon., tilat the =meg en represented
eery few mettnetre.

Motional Potlce, Tuesday. —Wore Um Mayor &ad H.
.140V11. Eel. —Edward Yantis, grocer, was summagoid
by Ilemy titroad, for aa mouth. From Um statesseat
of tile complainant it appeared that oe the nth
as Is Ira. passing defendant's chop, • d• fiely at him
awl cocain bold of his trowsert. la sinking Use dog
off mol kicking his he unfortesat•l7ll'" IL" iv°4
through a pane of Alma belonging to r. Warrant.
He went to see Kr rtin about the affair eouto them
boors aft-rword. sad on going iota his chop me hie
little girl ; alio oohed ber (other sod loft the 'hop. Oa
Mr. Mortis caning is he repreemited the ease to him,
sad told him it wield he hied for him to pa, foe the
wtadow thro.1, defesdont's vixenish dog. Defendant
immediotely eget lo bit faoe and asked him if he top' I posed 'het he was a. log • fool as himself, sad witted
th•t if to. watt the etmostor of a .• snot of moor," hi
Onli not P.l • fmtienk Lit-fondant desied tins charge
of mush by spitting la sataptalasat's hoe, mid called
hi r
idooShho.!l "1". t. hi had cot —The little
M oudstated at ors her fallt,r amain law tbe shop
eked him if that little dog was bin. His father
repli4l that it wit his sea's, awl
should eater au action amain
ho woold pay for the brokaa wisdom. mat rad., msfig
" What. imY for whet "..t " feadaat said
" yea." Her father than mid "It I had a waggon load
of money I would not toy IL" 84 added that ei.e
was prisent dm whole of the time and her father
did not spit is 11rose's ('a. nor south him 1., se) way
orluitaver.—Complciaant BMA that tins was the third
tam the dog hed bitten hi... hi pansd the cona-
IfflinaOt'a house. The Mayer said line Übe deleadeat
ought to got rid of each a deg, eir at all emote
aot if.. it to go at large. U. did Noe mem* Mid fibs

laronolaineat Melted the dog of. The beet thing he
1 cotil.l do was to get rid of the maimaL - Defendant
I that Me dog did nor belong to bits-It beiremed
"too. Th. Mayor :-Bet it I. kept al tour &moo.
tot ?- hindmost replied in the efitramtive.-Tbe
keyor Thee yes ne re-pousib's.-D (rodent mid he
hot not seen the dog sine. Saturday high,. It ho'l roe
• of in some mysterious =steer.- dm Mayor mid the
, we of emenelt lud not been satisfactorily proved, aid
Mamma mint be dimiated, but the Reach
cauttimed Mr. Martin not to keep the doy may loose.,
or if it bit •flone after thi. be Imola have to 'offer
the couyegneoces.—Jmnes Knight. resitting In Nene-
▪ D•• rurumr,.ll.4 for k.eping fuer pigs in 1,6 hack 1
, pird. mire was proved iiy ikpelieteeditat Lidkary,
wit.. said lb* riee were is • lilthy elate and were •
general nnieence, the yard helm martoon'illol by a ,
number of small settee's. -Ti. defendant said Mal he
boj Nue pip, it Deo tine, bat they were not ia • solidi.
tiott kiO,Mid be whited to be permitted to he allowed
to keep 0 em • little lonpr lamt be inieht be able
to t•ut • little more de-b on their bones-11m
M op, Ailed that sash legalist could not be gnoieed
may With the chute stades this. •
in the farm. it behoved every no. reeking in
the town to keep their premises on sleioly on
, 'marble. IL would bo a most "does Mist for the
' town if the oboiera erem to break out hare. Deleerlact
' o.ood ship he we* to do. No one fluid bey them am
they were onet to kill-The Beech said that be meat
remove them ot oyme. The Mee woeld be adjourned lor
a week, sod if the pip were still Mery then, be meet
abide by the soessegaesees, for Lb .y were &Premised to
• I..6iet the peitslty in all 04.114 where animate, were not
abated. He would now have to psi 16. mete for the
present bearing -- A lams nosehm peeve, were
summoned for aompayomet of sanitary retie. The
severil mass had been already consinered by the Board
or Healib oonniiitam, and ordend to be rummontd, be
Beach therefore ordered momenta' the several pirtiia,
•seete in two IDIR•0014, where the exlicento poverty a
the party oug.ested to the Beach to adopt an opposite
Reedit, residing in High-street, was
Monnioned for keeping nine pip la • yard behind his
home. The ems was proved by Sept. Lidbury and
P.S. Harvey, who stated that the pip emitted • had
smell, and mr.res notanion cashmere'. Mr. Moade timied
that pigs were. 0111•100.. He bad kept pip for very
many you', sod had adocter is his home for him.
self or any bis family, and what stronger proof, he
mtod was neonstry to prime that pip op not coal
bet on the coetrery were beelthotivlng
;aura the iispector behaved pp were • esteem., why
did he not summon all who k.pt pip, sod not pick out
Ismer five or en ? For his own park he *spewed to
ham men • kegs array of pig-keepers there hat day,
instead of • few isolated parties who had been pounced
noon for some reams, be flew not what.-Sept
IrlAtort, said be hart musemed all be knew of.-
Some on* in eulirt said there were betwerie 30 and 30
in Me neighbourhood kept pie. -Mr. Needs added
be did not Intend to bays gimm any information as
to the number of psmons who kept pigs nor who they
were. He thought that the keeping of pip we,, of
greet Weill to Me pool man, and • great blessing to
the tows, mad it. warned the Smirk against so saieldel
no act as that of ceasing • grist noisome by tiling to
let rid of • minor one-for remote, what would be
done tri.h all the wailk and offal from the genUeinees'
booms? At g.tverrit it was collected and gime to pigs,
but if the pip were lobe all got rid of, it would tome
to it. thrown into the gutters, and the Mesh arising
therefrom would be increased ten-fold At present
there were far Mete, nuisances anteing from the gotten
than from the keeping of pies- Again, whom, be oohed,
was the AM of Pediment that enabled them to form •
men to get rid of his private property at a morellos-
The Mayor maid that Mr. Meade*. pigs had been clearly
PTODOd SO be • saisasee, and °wins to the sear spooned
of the ebelera to our shores, aa Order in Council bed
been tamed to all Town Consols sod Local authorities
to tos every means and mention to get rid of alikeness
wherever fused. He had instructed the inspector, Mr.
ternary, not to overlook me single cm of enhance
coming ender his ammisancis within his jeriadiatioo. IL
wee for the Interest and welfare of all, ampseially in •
tows like Weymouth, which depended so largely on
visitors, that the totem Monk be kept as Mean and
, healthy so possible, mid to ward off, eri kr as it meld be
by bum& MA, any outbreak of smiler., mid be, for me,
r hilly determined to sat up to th O e rder in Conseil
to which he had reform-1.-Mr. Meade maid the
• Mokornbe Regis side, it. knew, were dependent.
visitors, kit not the Weymouth side. -The
t Mayor was quite convinced the, •bat Ir•S beneficial
to Malamute Regis was breefleial to Weymouth.-
' Defendant remark. d that be nailed in Weymouth when
the cholera broke out there it. fore, and be wag fully
convinool that no amount of cleanliness would prevent
its breaking oat agile until the nuisances adios from
the drains lath. upper meets 'ere remedied. For tie
port be would rather take him dinner and eat it beside
hie pietye thee beside the water-dons of any gentle.
130•11'. tom in Weymouth. There tees DO lap 10 eo,o-
pol them to get rid of their pip. The Mayor stated
that no pies oretkl be allowed to be kept within the
borough. The &hedge% would have to pay the costa
of 'be day, sod the am would be adjoureed for • week.
If the Age WWII not got rid of by next Toseday, be
would be liable toe in. of 5. for every day the :mimeos
Mated. Defendant mid be should take farther advise
before he ressmred them.-Chorge Holland was charged
with keeping three pie ie • garden behind his boom,
thereby eas.iag • fllll/S4Ol. The me was proved by
Elopeenteadoet Lidbery and P.°. Harvey. Defendant
reel that the mye arm not " Metal no house," mid hie
landlord bad told bun it was the beet place to keep pigs
of any place within the homegt. Superintendent
IMAM" said there vim • large tab with a goaatity of
stab, wash end a bole for memoirsg the sowege smear,
and tile stench was very great. The ome wan
adjourned for • week, the defindant being ordered to
pay the mete of the day—Henry Lee was
with keepine two pip is • garden in Low. -lame.
defeedeot thoeglit the tempo:Woe's nom wee • very long
use to amps the anima., from the med. Om ad.
journ.d for maven drys ma imyisent of sonto-Ana
Powell. for keeping rpm pixe behind her 'IOUs- in
Towit•lane. prom-peel the afloat... skald beak •ted on
Wing allowed ee..e sky* for km removal of the pip
end paying ociate of Thefts. Williams, •
mike, was brought op by P.C. Bar ktk charged with
sleeping ot the open air without any visible tames of
sebeht .Dee sod having as place of abode. As the
oonst•bie was pommeling along hie beat in Highorkeet,
between one sad two &Moak that morning, he found
the defendant drank tied steeple, ne the pavement. On
taking him to the stakes home be Vowed, on marehiag
hits, • spoon hewing the initial "V' mitraved on it.
Oe inquiry, Is was lotted to beloag to Mr. Smell, of
11.. Royal Oak, the defeedant haring bees there sod
had mem 6er the day mforo The primes. Mewled
Mit, to the Marge and was mimed to one month's
bard Ishoar.