The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-28 00:00:00

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The wild, Of these I COOS. Ward op.. 4.4.1 14 the police
,he ground that the roquireinente ut the ot I 4h'•Oilfh
o ere not such to warrant their being arsnted. Io briefly
the magmtrotei wad no option in too u.t, f,tl .FC'e
cr,Aud to irsua thew outdoor tic •n st•pr prided the •p hi les n t
was oree•red to show that he cool comply wit the t awe
requirements ot the Ant—stiffinent realist, good Cli&f•Cf.Y.
eel proper accommodation. N however, the juotirei
can 'slues to g,ant my swig licamees. and they okoo
poesese • like power with reward to fall licenser. In oke
ot the osietwated Doreen sees • previ ins c daviction was
',Bid upon t justify the ref .4 to renew. but it became
unnecessary to decide the points. it wag held ths juatiess
had • dieeretton to revise on .n.r.l .roasde.
Mr. Superintendeut Bat y produo d • plan be lied
made abowdig the situation Of these housed.
Mr. Diekateors Mr. Bides awl dr. Difllloo, woo
oupported Inset of the apptitentbobjected to tta bottle Dot
in,
But the Wench decided to lo ik at it aa ems guide to
them in their oonsideratiso of the various epplicottons.
Gloom* Allinghaas Woliii-down.—Mr. Dickinson sup
=1 Kr. Supt. Batty objected. There we• toll-
house within 300 yards. Mr Allingbam woe •
veiy respectable man, nod he hal no very etrJug
opposition to oder. Bulb• had one nob.. spin h •
whole ut them house., and wad obaomi to auclude this on..
Dickinson and there w no 155 howl s in t
immediate nog be Hilo .d.--Granted
David K at, C mstitution-hll.—Mx. Dickinson sup
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o rled the oppimant.
Yr. Bitty, WQJ oppoesl, said Kint had been fined for
an "mutest of the law. and the ho us hal nit been con-
docted at all • atistactnill.
Yr. Dickinson comitand•il the vibes could not go into
tit it, se the only ground of objecaon they het given them
notice of MY that the *auto of the neighbourhood did
not require it, TOO Act 35 and 36 vie., c PS. s 41 v., dis-
It hotly ated that all grounds of oideltihn must be set oat,
eel th • lattices could wit entertain any objection t •
renewal untie. wntten notice of it hod been given. Tao
neighb mrhood was rapids' inctossing•
Sergenit Caitell was calledL and said this house was
situate about 15 yards from another how% which. being
in the perish oi Perkstone. c be kept op at till 11, but
this had to close at 10. Sevin yards distant was aouttker
home, inlet 550 a third. It was about three-q.toritre of
a mile from the Woodman Tsve-n. a foil imewed house.
and within halt • mile of the S-a View, another full
licensed Wane. and within • very sheet distant,' ot several
other boons.
The II inch adjourned their decision till the other
app!icatt.ns had been heard.
Hairy Kirby. Kimmel —Yr. Dickinson pro lucid •
ra..conria alined by 140 bib ithtents, not only in favour of
the off lir.ense, hut also in favour of an in-door license, for
wioch he elso applied.
Mr. S iperintendent Bitty said he was • most respect-
able in di, and had eiWtid the pollee very greatly bet • re

now.
Mr. Seinuel B aker, furniture dealer, Poo., obj• cted. Ile
bee e the neighbourhood, and pre. anted • petition arou
the inhehitare against the ho sae. The neighboutho ad
was already or:clone wi,h thew.
Mo. Dickineon: Lit us keep to the cuss of Henry
Kerley. You ars I b ihar ee, general teetotal objector tor
the neishbourhool I (Leughter.)
Mr. Baker : If you like you may term oie sue,
The C .airm on : Really, Mr. Dickineon. whet has tbat to
do with the queata.. I
Mr. Dickinson: I want to show what sort of &memorial
lam been got up azeinst my clirnt.
The Chairman : The object seems to bet, reduce drink-
ht.. Dickinson: It is • rapidly increasing neighbour
hood.
The Chairman: What would be the dithenne • man
would have to walk to get his jog of beer if this house
w. re closed I
Mr. Diekineon : Hull a mile, and this tithe immediate
neighbourhood, not more than 100 yard. from moat of
them.
William Mimnionda—Mr. Dickinson whoeupported,said
the applicant bed been in poseeeeion thme 15 yeth., mil if
anyone had • thatel intere.t he had. He had • memorial
with 117 eig atures, and also • letter from Mr. Kerup•
Welsh. speaking eery highly of the applicant.
Mr. Sept Betty geld be was • eery respectable man
Windom Rmers.—Mr. D.ckineon eupp artod,and *aid Lis
client had held hi. licerme for five years.
Georg. Deria.—Mr. Dibbensuppoat id,and said his client
had held his license for two years. It was a • .ry sop irior
house, and situ eta on the main road from Ringeron 1 to
Poole.
John Coleman.—Mr. Bulge supported, and said he
appeared not only in behalf of the applcant, but of the
guardians of Mrs. Penton'a chi alren. frto hed a vested
Interest in the house. thy had lately spent about £75
upon P.
The Magistretin haying conaulted for some time, the
Chairman said they had rilvon aaaaa attention to the
eariom spplicetions, and were mo.t coitus to deal
jostly not only with the holders of the lc 'cues. but with
the interests of the public. Licking at the olio which
me. Batty had produced, they thought they ehoold be
doing only what was light and proper in reducing the
number of these hoagies. It was imposalhle that in a
small neighliourho id of some 500 they should require 16
house.. They therefore withdrew the Lemnos from
Kent, Kerley, C Amain, and D
Mo. Bodge. on behalf ol Coleman, gave notice of Impost.
as did Mr. D.bb in for Duel..
Subs quenhly.nn tho representations of Mr. &opt. Betty,
the Bench docile Ito aohtanue Kerley's license.