The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-25 00:00:00

ADJOURNED LIOENBING MEETING.

Oa 8 %Waal the adjotrned 'Mewing Wasting Wig held
at the lihiahall, the manetretm Prwomt bona
liida•tot, Zn. (to the chair). Lima -Colonel iward.
J. Plover. Sig., 01G2 Sykse, Eq.. and Z. L Kinder,Ll.
Hodsion (Victoria, Portland). applied for an
tcossioaw hoes.* GU Thursday next for the athletic spnete
in the (Mete' Ground, at the boot of the bouis, in coo-
nection with HAILS'S Hercules sad B *coven. It
appeared the application *ea made at the Alcoa' request.
se they preferred having a marqueo on the ground to the
men g too Mt, pub.lchousre.—The perati, Awl was granted
from twelve to eight.

TIN CROWN I. PUNCKNOWLI.
Appliostioa was made by Fred-lick N othaver for the
renewal of his 10 050 of the 0-own lan. a Pdacknowle.
—Hr. U,.nrd suppo,ted thn apoite•tiou--Odiectlon WOO
anode by Mr. Superintendent (11. upon the ground that
the appluiant hod been oduvlctoi of allowing dronkenneie
on tbr preutiow, awl Met there won no pobitc necessity
for the house. Yr. Sup-. Hot p 0v..1 in :January last
Northover was convicted o: permitting druntennees on
his preuads ,s, and was Sued 101 not e,41. In cen.equenco
of ttut codviction Is cnisiderai Northor.r was not •
St and prdpgr pert di to hold the liconse. 11.% however,
wished to withdraw toe aiscsod ohJ.-ctioo, al there wea no
other boa • in tho At by Kr
Howard: It was the brat offence, and • sight one, and
the in ogistrates did not udoree the bosons Tha applicont
had • wife and sow.° smog chid lren.—llr. iii Idletoa : We
hove henni enough, Yr. Howard, and grant the license.

TM' 11111ZNSID SILLa.IIOUII. Write 1111013.
Application was mad, by ILO:bard Urgent for the
renewal of the beaus/ of this hoes o —Mr. M. C. Weston
sane:aid the application.--Mr. d opt. Gals objected la
the rue sal on the grounds that dot mdent was corn edited
la March last end tined .C 3 'need ng cute. for Sunday
orating. He did not c doodle too h a nicessitl, as
there were on the villa;e of Wyk,' itself 10 publichouse,
and including thou a: West Ilun, 13 altogether.
The Mermaid wae o ily 131 yards &dam% from
the noseut publichease The total pepolati on
of the whole perish at the lest mama wee 1.497.
--tdrues-examined by Mr. Weiton : He had known
the applimont for about three years, and his character was
geuraily good. There was no hum between the Ferry
&term and the M trmaid •' there wore about 30 private
house between them. Barring GI • /ferry Bridge it
was the last house In the perloh Wawa the epolic sat
was c 'evicted the license woe not endorool. —Mr. Weston,
in suppert of the &Nen Won, said he cud not deny the
man was convicted, but be rodeo id a number of
testomonielo se to character, which spoke • try highly of
his general conduct and management of tie house. It
was the oldest beerticrou in the p veto, and he Butted the
Belch would renew the lieente.—Lioforu d niding thia
case. the Bench hesrd the application IF the renewal ot
the lic Inas of the Dritonnio I, erh rue,', at Wyko F. efts,
held by John Eli iIL—)I. elude ti ole objected on three
ground., vie. :—foot ha hed to so c mvioted for asinine,
that be had hue personally convictel of dramkentteie and
that there wee no publio necessity for the h.eiree.—lir. It.
N. Boterd support it the applic Amu, —ete Soo. (we
proved &holt toed been !lead CS and 15 a cute for allow.
leg card-playing no the premims : on the gams occasion
there was an information egainot hie, of having his house
open at an Hiegel hear, but it woe withdrowe on payment
of coots He hal also been Reed 35., in :lulled cute, for
drunkenuos on the highway. With regard to hie other
objection. these was another be st-hou on the oth iv side
of tee rood. Taus ha•l hem no oeuolsint since the lost
c eivictioa in March. —Me Ho ward: 1,0 say there Eta
two houses clogs together how do you arrive at your
theory as to which Is romessory and which ia not I—Mr.
Gals: Got rid of the worse conduct ,d.—in support of She
ape:Motion. Kr. Howsrd said the bestow had not been
endorsed. lie objected to • mane previous odium befog
dragged in against him, and he did net think the owner of
the house should be made to suffer on that amount The
house hod been established between 30 an! 40 yaw, and
he did not think old lumen should be set ad& for new
ones. There wee no parish in the c nutty that bad more
inhabitants and homes and fewer pablichonsas In making
his ululation' eats the number of heel:damage the Super-
intendent had brought in Wort Ham Wee that fair!
They might jut as soon reckon Charminatee with
Dorchester. There wee • necessity for the bows when the
Ileum was granted, that nec silty hal existed up to the
present time, and there hail been no *detest Circumetanc
daring the past year to show it wee not wanted. The
owner would undertake that the Imam wee thoroughly
well conducted In future, and as far as the man wee c or•
weed. he produced testiumelels as to hie charret sr.—
The applicant was sworn, and said he had held the bun. ,
for five yews, and before that he was fire Veen on 00
light ship. He had been for 15 Jim. before that on on.
ship, and was now in the Naval Reserve. Ile had been
convicted of drunkenness : but he Wee not drank, he was
only excitl4.—Abel Whittle, clerk of the parish of Wyke
Regis for 117 yearesend postmaster for Xs& h • lived about
30 irises from the Britannia; it had been • Hommel house
from thirty to thirty-dye years, and wee one of
the oldest in the pariah. The Chairman: It
surely cannot matter what the see of the hones is it
I. the Immediate conduct of the house. If it were 900
leers old we should take the same c mese —l(r. How ir
said he brought it forward in reference to the public
necesiliy.—Mr. Whittle continued: Since he had lived
thou the hes* had been well conducted, and he had
always known Elliott as • stonily. realest %hie man,—The
Mastiotratei boring c Heti Bred bote applications, the
Chairman said they had &reed to • renewal of the
Mermaid, but refused the renewal of the Britannia.--Mr
Howard: Would yoa object to stet" the grounds of
refuel f —Me Middletm: We don't think it necouory to
state the ground'.—Mr. Howard: You refuse the applica-
tion ani motets the grounds !—Mr. Mid Ile' on : Yee—Mr.
Howard was mods...tool to give notice or appeel, te
applicant to give surety Miuself ill .C2l cool ' wo 00 rotioo
in .ClO each.

PETROLEUM LICE4SIII
Tie i trAeurn lic.m.es Moro le lose
Itc,neet Were graited.