The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-05 00:00:00

POOLE AND SOUTH-WESTERN DISTRICT
LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION.

The Brat general meeting of this society was held on
Thursday last at the Wheatahed, Mr. Pope, the iident
of the association in the chair, Mr. T. W. Bal, the
vice-presiden,, in the vice-chair.
The chief business of the meeting wig the consideration
of the rules, which had been drawn up by Mr. Walter
Freeman, the hon. sec. This occupied some considerable
time, but with a few small emotions the book S. merle
out by Mr. Freeman was adopted end ordered to be
printed.
The rule that exopresidents should be ea-OIL:la members
of the committee for three years was somewhat strongly
contested.
Mr. Misois moved. and Mr. MAWS seconded, that one
year shbuld be mut etituted forth. three
on a division the emendate:is was lost by one vote, so
that the rule as originally drawn me stands good.
the election of • solicitor to the emaciation then
enraged the attention of the meeting.
Mr. McCatta proposed. and Mr. MIONS seconded, that
Pm association should be represented by a solicitor at the
next General Licensing Meting. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. Setter thought as their meeting was not a Ter,
large one on sccount of the weather, they had better defer
making tits appointment
their
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thooght it was Only right a solicitor should be employed
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ddiappliedthere
and two
to watch the cause, and look after their affairs.
Mr. STeW, amid some laughter, suggested tt at In that
me they could not do much better than to engage the
services of • teetotaller.
Mr. MINNS said at the committe meeting meeting on the
previous Tuesday he proposed that Mr. Budge should be
Chaise as solicitor of the association, and he should hold
to that proposition.
After a somewhat lengthy discussion, on the suggestion
of Mr. tfcCau.ao it wee decided to make us of the ballot,
box, four names having been submitted to the meeting.
The result was thet the Presideutdeolared Mr. Budge duly
elected for the owning twelvemonths, and further that he
be instructed to attend the licensing meeting on Wednes-
day.
Mr. Mums then rose to move an important resolution—
via, that no politics he allowed to be imported into their
discussions. PoLtirs were brought up at the last
committee meeting, and to that he 'most decidedly
objected. (Bear, hear.) He thought • most stringent
rule should be adopted to that effect.
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Society, was then unallimouslY adopted :—" That this
society doe nr,t countenance the atvication for political
purposes of Its funds or Wilma. further then for the
The proposed reception of the Southampton delegates
was then considered. That theyggeotel ought to have a very
nd will
hearty
wee cordially agreed to, awl it resolved to invite
very
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them for Thursday week, the dinner to be held at Mr.
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MaCslia's (Station Hotel).
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TILE PIICENIX PARK MURDER.
New YOIK, S-pt«mber lst. —Advises from Kingston,
JIMAICS, (Wed the 21st nit, state that %wogs,, thy
Web who lately c ,ntrefei to having bed ethers in the
Pbcen'z Park mot3err, te imprisoned at fipsalab Town.
Re adheres t hie former confessions. Westgate is
generally nervous and excited. threatening ftwousatly to
commit suicide. When asleep benne ertlelly,and thedectov
who to attending him nye he le snledng mostAly bon
Wean suitemest

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

G ALLAN T RECONNAISSANCE.
( By 2-digraph. )
KAISRABSIII. Sunday.

We are 000structiog earthworks and mounting guns
to protect the detachment we shall leave behind when
we advance to guard the stores. A reoonnaisanos in
fore, will shortly be made. Health f the troops
improved.

AMI ANTAL, Monday.

Captain Dorian with mounted infantry m•de •
dashing reconnalsanoe towards Mandan. Ile rode
1,900 yards into the enemy's lines, and encountered •
strong force, who attacked him. Our men withdrew
In good order, tiring. No casualties.
ALZILIWILIA, Monday, Onero'clo•-k.
, Enemy has commenced advauctog out Mandan.
The lliinotaur ba c,matenced shelling the enemy.

OFFICIAL TELEGRAM.
TliE ADVANCE ON CAIRO.

The f.ilowisis telegram had bees received from Sir

_
Ger. oLlaoley :--
innAILIA, 64urday.--Ju4 retuned from trout.
Everyoody yeti 4,isitort•bte. Troops in nitgl3 seIZILS,
eager to tes lei forward. Supplies iu [runt ample.
daturduy.--Geustal noduley repurte the
following CAAI JUG. among the force under ha command
IA Alexandria :—On Use 19tlt ult. tkopwal Townsend,
Berkshire Regiment, eeverely wonoued. On lb. nth
ult. Private itionsol French, killed, awl Privet.

tuchard Wawa, aeverely wounded, bow ot the Derby.
'biro itegimeat. Also reason to aanouace the dca.b
from tly.eutery of t.:aptain liapaa, of to.Liocaok
. .

illabliaLlign. - _
roar Satorlay.—Arabi Pasha is forming •
camp at dalahmo, tnue threatening the Canal and the ,
British flanks. Bar taarnet Wolealey has taken pre- ,
catiuons. Tne hoilth of the troupe and men of die
MAK IllMlualki here couUnuee eioelleut.
lEAseAsela, Baturday morning. The British
Oasslry ie isoocuioitruid dial. The poeitioa here is
uoonsoired.
Beturday.—lt is stated that the COM-
ms.d., 01 ills Loptisit truotas at Kel-el-Kebir ae on
toe poiut 01 au.sfa.tousug lbw causo of Asian Pasha,
and swift only follow ham It c dnped..cl to do so.
Kumamoto (via lamAtua), itaturday.—The Indian
Cavalry were out ecouung nee oioult this morn.
kW towards dalithaeli. Tammy IlaW pllgtAle or we
enecure cavalry, but few in number. An artillery
crab+ bra IMTIVIKt here from. lamailua
. _ . . .

lisigiaead Brigs& bag
&Mead uore. Two Wow will disembark to-murrow.

CAmr, KAsaanaui, 800. 2.