The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19 00:00:00

SM. 8711.1)1NC/3.

Mr. A.TLIADORT n-oii;liTiVlT;cl.7vorsl nsw bootee me
being built within the boroudb. °Hied attention to the
bytlmrs requiring plans of all new buildings to be sub-
mitted to the Looal Bow& He did tlds in the Interest
of them little Milldam, lost by sod by some Demon
should eall atteation to the matter, and the builders be
obliged to pull down part of their work.

Till DIAINAGIP.

The 114tOR vu quite &ware Vet nothing amid be
done U.-dip with referenee to this seltzer; but this
being the first meeting he bed bed the opportunity of
attending since his return from London, be wished to
make a few remarks on this ettbfeet. When be wail in
London, where ho attended the thanksgiving earvlcie at
Si. Paul's. he went end saw Mr. Ooode, sad impressed
span him the importatice of pushing forward the works
of drainage. Mr. Coeds replied that those who beer
the reepoodhillty Mild not rush into detailed pleas
withost the felled eonsiderstlon, end Mr. Ooode is
most soxions that the matter should be telly pas lato.
Be sedates had bete palled to the proems of Mr.
trite Mille, whisk wind facie appeared to be the very
thing they required, &Di whim in London he (the
Mayor) went to the °Mon of this Oeriume. and .111
very pleseed with th.i iuterview. Mr. 11z116 treats the
mew is the tank, end then and there &invent, it into
• valtichl• manure, so thus the 0 irporstiou would be
saved the trouble sod expense of putting the sewage on
land. Toe Mayor spoke to Mr. Coed,. of It, and be
said be had men the notice of the laveatket bimetal,
and srss going down to Wimbladoe to see Its operation.
Ile bad once been down, and at preen* mimeos offer
any opinion. But Mr. Coeds Impressed this upon the
Mayor—Shot there le no oessialoa et present to decide
what shell be done with the sewage, the pumping
station is the uric thing necessary.
Mr ATLIABUIti said there tie feeling outside thtt
the sewers should nct hi, deturbed dotin; the tunnies.
The MAYOR said thiit acoorain; to Sir. Fritz Hole,
the cost of pummitt would be more t tan relied by the
ms-,sire mule. 11, ex Nils! tt 111;d whet bed
beeu shout tit t aauer 1111 tb. tuil ire ropled
It will not Mgt it at 11.
STOPPAGI 01 WORE.
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Mr. Weakley, soutane' Ir, remanded the Council that
In Aetna*, 1871, the Corporation requotted •Il • favour
that the work he was doing on the North Quay, se-
000gio, to his soatinet, thould bo stopped, and he con-
sented to do so. Batt this delay wai tenth to his lose,
for, Independent of the work perforated, newly ON
hail the plant there is lying idle.
The KATO' said as Kr. Koehler had wellel so load,
he thought they ebeeld ask hint to wait • Utile longer,
lost of course they emit not permit hiss to gaffer by the
stoP9sfis•
ft was resolved that the Town Clark wile Kr.
Weakloy that he shall suffer no toes.

TB' TIM MALIZZE.
Mr. Newport somplahtud of the bad ventilation o/
the Fish Market. bed as the togrestios el Ma.
lynontrauk, the Surveyor wee ordered to renege the
giami

PORTLAND.

Ir Ii expected H.Y.P. Achilles will shortly leen the
Kos& tor Plymouth to be armed with 12 ton guns, and
be &beret three months.

POITLJJID PRISM A 211) Tal Volyinormorre were
visited last week by the hart of Baulk, Harm
well, Vemonnt Andover, and toe Hon. lamina
llowerd. _

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BALL.—On Tuesday evening lad a public boll we.
held at the Portlind Arms Kota. Then wen about
thirty meant, rum, than two thirds genders:too. Joins
quadrille bend was In &Minden/ie.
linnamr COMdanY.—On Friday evening a grand
seamed IMO given in the parish schoolroom, Fortune's
Iva, by the band and several smoothen of the 77th
Regiment. The programa* was excellent, and there was
a large and appreciative &urbane.
LP= DIMODVIZT.—Durhig the put week there
bee been a heavy ground sea on the Porillaad
and a Penland man wandering alum( the booth in
of hidden treasure, discovered two of what the
Portlanders sails "dungy stones," or two lumps et
silver .olgttigg 61bs-4 very handsome day's pay. 111
Fooenu.t.—The return match between The Wey-
mouth Football Club and the odium of the Mel look
plus on the ground of the letter at Portland on Sitar-
day al ternooo, Sib. The Weymouth club .mild only
muster a Derek& team, who were led by Mr. Aodrews,
" deputy °monk," the officers had a splendid teem
undrr the leodorship of Mr. Hughes, who won choke
for goal.. Play commenced about 20 minutes after
three, and within three minute. Mr. Rolls suceecied in
getting a lunch-down for the Weymouth men; but wee
enable to wore a goal. Shortly afterwards the °Mem
serried the 11.11 before them, and a splendid "punt
laoie by Neer. Dennis sent the ball over their
opponents' god; but ea rose of the rules did not allow a
pent kick. It stood for nothing. The oakum. however,
re.med determined, and for a oonddereble time the
hill wee kept too close to their opponents' goal to be
ph aunt. Half-time was called, anaemia were changed;
but this made no differentia, for the Weymouth men
hail their work out ono to prevento goal being made.
However fortune was against the Milton, sad the Wey•
mouth men were lucky, for after a little time. Mr.
Andrews snored soother touoh-down for the club, bat
with no soften in the attempt to win the gad. TICIM
was then celled, and tie Weymounians were left the
visitors, more by skill or good look than by the strength
of their team: