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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

4orrelponotnce.

ItQUAL U- IWO Af rr.
re Ad Silitor.

Dear paragraph in your Isali week's
Msg. the wee the ouluoement of my obtaining and
permiug the nest page of the Pariah ALIIIIii44I,
wherinn it is made to appear that for the past seven
y.r. • vtep he been aimed at, and desirsat whereby
the parish shall have r state of things put an end to
,a.—having two ministers holding independent and
equal authority, so that
.wnstever may be the view.
At the ',Nevin tone of 'ammeter No 1, ministers No.
2 and 3 meat, a. a ma ter if course, seaside to all ;
very good, so lung 11. the majority of the congregation
can endure the doctrine expounded But suppoaing
there should be any teaching too highly c loured. to.,
or what some porvona designate as ritualistic and tend.
ing to Humanism, what LISCII What then? Why to be
.ure it would be far better to hove twu *Moister* at
in the former days, such men ail Revs H. P.
Co.ksley, H. timid. and the late venerable Canon
thr•low. when u‘ery wan *mid be suited to his own
peculiar mote. 1 wuald not for one moment think or
write ilisparagiugly of those in spiritual authority set
over us ; be that far [ruin me, but the tone may
coin. when under the present arrangement our
parochial matters may nut have such growth water.
to will on a ow. rhankias you for taking up so
unieli of your valuable space,
January 14th, WI

Low CHURCH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

WANTED-A Wlll.

The Kineston-oe.thernee Baud of (headhunt have
wiled the following mooing letter, purporUng to
owes from • private in the Caps Infantry Haglineut.
• tattooed at Klug William's Town, South Africa :
' Nov. 22, 13111. —Sira —I am writing these few line.
o you as I am In 111•Sli Oi II young WUM•4 to nab.
y wile ; if you should know of any young woman,
ge &bunt n to 31; my age is 30 ; and I shall to
aad to know if I am twittered to have a young woman
rum the Houee. I will 'end my photograph Immo
ulately if requited, an.i I should be glad to have itno
of the young women. It la very bard to get . wife
out here, and I Anuuld be glad to become engaged.
I have an objection to any reapectablit woman, and
would pay bar fare out here if req aired, and I aril,
"sou the fare. I ahoolil be glad if you would have
tbs, put in the newepaperm, if you will get lb.
• porters' ao do so for me. I sin a teetotaller and a
steady wee, esidyou mutt not think I am not in my
right senses. Will you reply as quick as possible
please,.. I shell be waiting to hear from you.—To the
Guardians of the Kingston Ualon."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

WA. it &ULU.

Outrun Or IKCORPORATIMI.—Tb• Lowieu Our t 4
of Friday night lames that the
_petition which war
addremed to her ldajesty in Council by oertain
inhabitant householders of the borough of Wareham
in Oursetaliire, praying that a charter may be granted
whereby the powers and provision 3 of the Municipal
Corporations Act May be extended to that borough.
will be taken into consideration by • ouuotittoe of
the Lord. of her Majesty'. mod honourable Privy
Council on the 28th of February next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20

WHO MAY AND WHO May NUT BIDS OB

DRIVII PUttIOUSLY I
To Ms Editor.

?or,—The above question at first sight to selfte
Mijlit apiwar frivolous and entirely UDCalleti for. II
ttieli hail been a matter that was nut worth the pen
AU I imper. I might not hate been so ludien;us as to
le..•ititiu any ser ttttt s thought thereon ; but 1, for one,
Like it to be is sUlfivet• lhat twpilft, looking after,
In re esnecially when in this town of Opiudiorne, with
it; winding streets and thoroughfares, persons are
°nen put to their wits' end to gut clear of some
siproaehing "Jelin.' Some have been known to pay
for their frolic, as they Cell it. of twit speed. not ...sly
Stith their purse, but with very uarrow escaper with
their lures.

No matter to me who the peroin may be I take it;
if he Im. not ewoigh e.ll/1.11011 Kw.e auil judgment to
role or drive through the otreet, of a body town
with an extra amount tit care and caution,

ho ought to be (tweed to ever walk uutii
coohl learn better manners. We have at the
present tune .ine id these reckless horsemen 'wading
near the town, Should he have occasion to travel,
which is very frequent, it must be done at a pace
limit very ..itt•ii endangers the ilocupsuts of the
under hie contra; not only that, but every-
thing Iperson or thing) in any roadway or street
-t with lightning speed clear out of the course he
intends taking ; it nut, they may cowed, to bear some-
thing not worth repeating in your columns. On 6atur•
dry libt within thirty tttttt the same street was
rwtraversed by one of those furious-driving gents ;
when appro.:lung Commerce-house, and making for
King..treet (without in tho least checking the speed
of lam horse), he w. shouting and bellowing for a
trl,Cer'• porter with a horse and van (passing by the
elotr,liyard. the road at which point it narrow), to
IllaWe altar way for hint.

take it th;ivad• autl .treeta are available to all
igas.c“, yet while they nuke Nuch available, I don't
think t• ey lu“e any right to endanger the .aluty of the
general public, or cau.e alarm to Uwe.: who may be
re.itling near Hoping these few hues may be the
1111.1.114 of causing more ounaideratenem in the future, I
6146.cribe suyaelf
PlaminuAl.
Witnlxes%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

BRiDPORT.

IBtarr. —A very painful CAW
of sudden death occurred in Eastatreet on Monday
night. A young woman, aged 24 years, named Alice
',Mao Welch, of London, who wale on a visit to her
nt, retinel not, • oparentiv in her usual health on
0"I
he lied
vonday night. Some ate time afterwards n •ea
her aunt, who went to her room and found she was
vomiting blood, edical aid was at once sent for, but
the innxr wiuntn "spired before it arrived 1,.
}Merton, who .itte•ntled as promptly as possible, did
not deem an inquest neosestary. Death was no doubt
due to the sudden rupture of an internal blond vessel.
A FALNK AlAkw.—A serious Cana of dabbing was
frialfted .011 Tuesday night to have occurred at the
White Lion, West Alington, and that the victim's
life was despaired of. It was extremely difficult for
Walla time to become acquainted with the real facts of
the CANP. it appears, however, that a labourer, named
Harry Legg, who in helieved to he ronnumptive, was
in the 'premises of the White Lion, when he had limns
words with &wiener man there. 'flee latter got away,
and Legg in his anxietylifor revenge, struck one of his
annn against some broken bottles which guarded the
top of a low wall near the skittle alley. The wound he
received \1,144 a fearfully I.teerated cute reaching almost
Iran the wrist to the elbow. lie at once rushed out
of the house, bleeding profusely, to go to a doctor, '
and this circumstance, added to the knowledgo that a
sepialffile had taken place, naturally gave rim to the
rules., that the man hod Is•en .talllsvl by his opponent.
Before Is.= haul proceeded far, lie heeanie proatrate,
and wan conveyed home on a stretcher. He wee
promptly att.-Mid by Mr. !Merton, and it is hoped
that he will survive the injury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

BOTJRNIMOUTH,

TIMM :trim TiTto-w-rtni—A rata—lareident, resulting
from the +wetting of haat, occurred at lituntemouth
on Sunday afternoon. Several young men engaged
two sailing boats and went out into tho hay. Whilst
df Rournenionth ono of the boats ealidzed, and its
three orenpants. +4 the le iatman. sank.
Although (ho other lion was el.. e at hand, the
accident was not n.itiet.tuntil it WA4 VIO late Vi render
assismnee.
t.:lMlL.tiftl2lll
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

THE NOVEHRER CARNIVAL.

On Wainesda evening • cummittes emoting was
held j. the O.ldballlothe purpose of coneplenne the
arrangements in respeet to %hemming carnival. The
chair was taken by Mr. W. Alcock. Canvasaers were
appointed as follow, for the purpose of collecting sub-
savanna for the carinvial
No. 1 district, St. John's Church to Radipole
Menus. Chalker, Seward, and Crisp.
No. 2, Belvidere to tlmenhiU—Nfessrs. Pells,
Waterman, and H. Russell.
No. 1, The Park— hews. H. Axe and James.
No. 4, }Loyal-terrace to Belvidere—Maims. Forth,
J. Dee, jun., and
No 5, St. Alban's Row to King's Statne—Memrs.
lbmnime Fairer, and fiamways.
""No., the Bridge to North of St. Albans Roo,
Rases. Alock, :foam, and Cox.
No. 7, Weymouth side of the town, including Rod-
well. Messrs. iteale, N. H. Janus, and W. Janos.
I Mr. C. J. Samways, the secretary, was requested
to ascertain whether -the field in which the carnival
took plane last year (off the I)wthesterniatl) amid be
ai;ain used.
Conununications as submitted from Itlejor Roimh
Colonel Cambridge, Major Cain Sykes, and Mr. W.
Marriott Ash, stated that theywere willing to become
patrons of the demonstration.
It Was iecided that on October 214 lota should be
test arsonist the captains for position in the pro
The names of News Waterman, Seward. Aleock,
Finney, Crime, Denning, H. tiroves,C. Beale, R. H.
James, and W. James, were added tokastyear's coin.
mine*.
A letter was submitted from the Ihwolvester Coen
mitts*. It contained resolutions passed by that corn.
mittee to the effest that that demonstration should be
held in Dorchester nett year on some other
day instead of the sth of November. They thanked
the Weymouth Committee for altering the date from
the rith thu year to prevent the tiro carnival., in
Dorchester and Weymouth clashing, and espremed
the hope that the committees 01 Iseth town. would
work harmoniously with each other,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

GANN TIII?tr,91.11 •NI) ASSACLT.

(hsorge Trask and William Osmond were abated
with hiving trespaasod on laud at fiampishem in tlm
wissesaion of Mr. Martin ie search of warn*, on the
nod of SetiMmtber, and able for aseaulting Meets
Hitnbury, his keeper. iileaded net guilty.
—Mr. Weston prosecuted. Liteiniws 'limberg
said he was keeper for Mr. Mai tin, of
Rampisbain. On the day in qiiestion. law
Was informed that some dogs were enwh.
leg • rabbit warren id Mr. Martin's. He tried
so drive the 4,41 away. It wont bun the hedge tiie
aide of the road. Its knower' she aid saw hoe
d, fondants its • cart, which was staeiliug st"l. Tra.k
got out of the rt with a whip in his him:. Witiviis
was standing on the batik rime by, and aired the as
to take the dog away, and if duly diii spot he wneld do
It for them. Trask said if he interfer&l with the dot
bewnull break his head. Witness said he Jumped
the bank, and Oeniend said to Triwik "tint it into
'un." Tr,rk O'er) struck him with the butt •id ,#tl
whip threetirani. Hs tiied wm the name on the emit,
but Tried, bat ing got int.. aim cart they &owe off
fast a. possible to Maiden Newton. Vie folli.wed. soil
saw the cart at Maiden Newton outaide the Whit*
Horse. He went to the sergeant nf pities awl
gate information, and afterwards saw Trask, and
said "Yci see the man that struck roe." and T.aik
said "1 %gruel yi.o because you struck my dog.- to
ernevereminstion wane., denied having stench the
dog with stone.: he threw stones tx.iee at Ore del It
tarn it hut dl not hit it either time, or name tl;edng
cry. Ralph Etwatridge gate mirru'oratire evidence.
wife of former witness, Cmfirierd
crlmes as tp the din, OH her husbauire head ;
bethwl it for him,. lii. head was bru,aerl, and ther
was, cut lu is half inch ion g tind deep. Trask celled
Seri-rant Flitch, wh., stated Ile had wma ti• Wood on
this k,•eir,r). heal whoa he WI, him at )(minas eV ton.
- sail be refusal it examine a.,
keeper's heid, ask'. Ws. a,, 11.V.4.11..—D441i1,111,1t1vVer0
fo.rid guilty on lonh charge., and Trask being fined
1n.,, 20... nail 7s. costi. or • month and 7 day., a., I
Oion and to. , including cimte, or 11 days. The
Goes were paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

WARZHAIf.
COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

TrIPIDAT. —Before Lieut.• Col. 11Lutael (in the chair),
Col. Cambridge, and Mr. (I. Burt.
PRCTA L APAAVLT.

Job Hibbert v..i;;;;lTric.lC-iftek. Henry Steel, and
FAieenni r. Dickinson, of Poole, appeared for
the onmplainant, and Mr. Hill, of Poole, for defend.
ant. —Complainant stated that he was A brickmaker,
and lived at Newton. On Ntrinday, Sept. 21st, he
went to'tVoodlmry.hillfair t4i sell a horse. A (wt. bar ing
done his business, he started, about no'cloek, in his pony
trap, to return home. On the way he overtook a waggon,
with the three defendants and some other people in
it. He salted the occupants to pull in and allow him
to pass. One man in the waggon called out "he
would not let a —like him paw." There were other
people behind him who had to stop. After • time
he saw an opportunity of passing them, but as he was
trying to do so the other party drew their horse across
the road. Complainant struck at the bone with hi.
whip to prevent being driven into the hedge. At
this part of the road there was plenty of room for two
vehicles to pan each other. Henry Steel was the
driver, and as complainant palsied defendants drove
after him at • furious se. Complainant pulled up
as they passed, and t pulled their horse ACTON
the road and got out the waggon. One of the
defendants caught hold of him and tried to drag him
out of the trap. They succeeded in pulling him out
of the trap, and then commenced to best him in •
brutal manner with sticks and whips, leaving him on
the road in an insensible condition. He had given them
▪ provocation whatever, eseept bitting at their
hone. He nets, knew any of them before.—Crosi.
examined by Mr. Hill : On the day in question be
had about two glasses of beer and some tea. He had
• whip, and he bit at defendant's horse, and in doing
so he might have struck one of the defendanta—By
the Bench: He could swear defendants were the
parties who assaulted him.—Barah Hibbert, wile of
complainant, was celled, and corroborated her hus-
band's evidence. She said she believed defendants
had been drinking.—Orose-etaininod by Mr. Hill:
As they were passing defendants threw some apples
and • lvottle, or something, at them. When they
were attacked she was struck down senseless elm.—
For the defence it was alleged that Hibbert bad given
provocation by striking defendants with the butt end
of his whip ma hewer passing.—The Bench found the
charge proved, and fined them each SI and 12..
Costs,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

NICT'SZD.

Mn. Benham, of Nlallaina, whams hmhand is •
bandsman mi • ship, applied perlonali to the' tkowd
to he excused the payment a her rater as she had six
little children, and her husband could only allow bee
£1 a month.—The Board decided to excuse her.

AN ALLNOID NVINANCIL
Eliza Mitchell, grocer, Fortuneswell, wrote to the
I3oard complainiag 4 the leediage of a draM near her
bonse.—The 10erb was instructed to reply there were
no drains there, and that the nuisance did not arise
from snything over which the Board had control.

FAVITSII-11 OLANI CAM,.

It was stateiaZil;;;;;;7ll;r7i: tbe foulPulhm
had arrived.—Mr. W. Ooloseti : We had better have
gIAIS cage to ia. (lembter.)—The CLUB-
MAN : I should like to have the Inspector, and pat
hits in along with it. We should then have two use-
less things. (Renewed laughter.).

A jorentmen -courister,
The CMAIRMAII : Complaints have beau made about
Mr. T. Oomben eitiploying Local Board men to wheel
out rubbish from his premisea—Mr. Comely: If
there are any complaints I will fetch it off the roads
again. Would the Board rather pay for cart-loads
being fetched from the Bill tNin have it for
fetching it *bout • couple of hundred yards '—Mr.
H. Si: Mr. Comben's Muff was capital for the
mads.—Mr. F. PIARCR : I am told one of the Local
Board men was half-a-day removing
00MIZM : I gave It all.—The CHAIRMAN : Three
different people brought it under my notice, and I
spoke to tbe Surveyor about it. I war told two or
three men were there for • day or tome. If, however
,
Mr. Combos had not been a member of the Local
Board no notice would, perhaps, have been taken of
the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

A CONVIVIAL lIITMERING.

Wednesday Waa the last day of th.. etNiwot in e..n.
• wiikthuiVeyilionth Favourite Owel which
haw made a number of exeurtiour during thit e twat
summer to various place.. of intermit in the
In the evening •ewpie4re soul variono friend,. to
the number of 75 had • alipper at the ttneen'.. Hotel,
llowt l'ittia entering in etwellent etyle. Mr. flee Pre•
tided, and Mr. I)ieker, the win, to.vta, annoy, ke.,
were given, and the proceedings, shirk were varnwl
out in accordance with the ouggeotions of Mr,
the whip. and Mr. Parker, the guard. were very
enocessful Most of the participants went • trip on
the coach earlier in the dap and were photograph,d in
a group outside der Victoria Hotel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

WEKBORNI.

C.E.T.B.—The Junior Branch of this society, met
on Monday evening in the Boyle:Stational&boa The
attendance was somewhat more encouraging. It is
hoped this society will do profitable work during the
oo;iwr mitipm; Tim children require training oa a
line they ceiinot mistalice, 444 nqe no which they may
rely, as being the only safe line ! Abet'.
MUM" _

—Fun AT A B On Monday morning *bout
11 o'clock the town was pat in • state of alarm by
the shrill tones of the fire hell It was soon apparent
something win wrong at the bakery establishment of
Mr. R. Long, at the northernmost part of thetoivn.
The fire engine being in the next street, was quickly
brought into action ; hot an the building was very old,
and composed mainly of wood and thatch, it rapidly
Ircame a prey to the devouring element. It if
that list. Kgyries wife of Rev. .1. Keynes was the
first to discover the bre amguting from the roof of
the bakery. A portion of the /MMus*. 4.c., leas saved.
The premises, which belong to the Baptagt Clnhiteu44,
are adjoining the chapel yard, and at present present a
dreary spectacle,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

0001ELBS PILLS

will never fade from my memory ; and a friend of mine
who passed through the Panto district many months
afterwards informed me that my fame as • medicine
man ' had not de.if I nit, Ind that the ausrvelhsts cure
was even then a theme of conversation in the besaar.
COOYL 11' 8 ANTIBIL101:18 PILLE.
All THE

ONLY PREPARATION

They place before the Public.

COCKLES iNTIBILIOUB I'l 1.1.8

via °won
PATENT MEDICINE.
To Dom M Is. I id., 11. W. 4a. Od., and lIP.
COOKLE' II ANTIBIL101:78 PIMA

Tllll DINT
FAMILY MEDICINE.
Is Bozo st 11. led., b. J., 4s. 6d., and Ili.
COOK L ANTIBILIOOB I'l I

11111 NAICHT
FAMILY MEDICINE.
la Bens al IL W., IL9d., 4a. Od., sadl I.
COCULL ANTIBILIOUs 1,11.1 • .

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KIGIITY•THRKK YKAR&

4. oftlar oamoND•srassr, LONDON.
0001ILLW8 ANTIMILWIII PILL..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

THIC erityrrol!i_i_ter927.

The Surveyor —stated she following work had been
done since hts last report Covered drain at South-
well ; ',paired Maidea-Well-reed ; dons cracked, lit
yards; scavenging by three sten ; wages paid for flee
weeks, cm Ifs. fd.
RETORT or lin mamma OE ECTSANOIL
The inspector of Nuisances reported he had received
complaints of a nuisance 'at the heck of High-street
caused by the overflow 1 sewage from the cesspool of
Brown Bros., who had laid a drain from the cesspools
through the field of Mr. Thomas Williams, which
emptied into the main drain. He had seen Mr.
Howard on the matter, and he had promised that it
should rseeive his attention. Complaints had also
been received of a nuisance caused by the closet on
premises of Messrs. Cook, of Weymouth, and situated
at the bottom of Higher-lane, Portland, but it had
now been emptied. As to the nuisance caused by
Brown Bros it was resolved that the matter stand
over until it had been ascertained from Mr. Howard
how matters stood with regard to the action against
them by Messrs. T. and C Gibbs.
_ Tilt COLLECTOR'S REPORT.

The 011een;r-r-ePOW;I-L7l;aa-ColleCted and paid
into the tank to the credit at the board the sum of
gl 40145. rid. With regard to the excused list he sup-
posed he must adopt the usual course of following the poor
rate.—lt was resolved he should do so, and endeavour
ts cdlect the amount outatanding on the last rate
Were collecting the new one, and to summon all who
had not laid by October 23rd.

_
oto 1111.1.
The Board omisidered the desirability of lowering
the kerbiog of Old Hill foot path, but resolved thrA
this should- not be done.—Tbere was no other businees
44 public interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

FINANCIAL.

The estimate for the nest rate was submitted as
follows :—For the scaveing of the parish, repair of
the streets and eoads, labourer,, wars, lee., for sin
months, 000; miscellaneous work, horse hire, smith
work,. stationary, he. glib; salaries of (Acres, £100;
contribution to tle Weymouth Port Sanitary
Authority, £35; lighting public lamps, LIM; local
imtwovennents, 535: totaL £750.-sb. MACKLIN :
After paying the bills tonight we should have a
balance of about £lOO, leaving £560 to be raised. Lent
time the valuation, has the Government, was
£12.21n Ills. Md. A tertreour rate would give
les, in hand over the estimate, after omitting the
persona ezeured.—lt was decided to lUive a testiest:ly
rate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

MINTING OF Till PORTLAND LOCAL
BOA RD.

A maxim: was held en Monday evening, Mr. W.
A tt....11 in the chair. Thera WM, aLso t.resent MPRISS.
tleri t. en, F. Pearce, J. Patten, H. Samson, J, 0,
Lazio, T Comben. '.l. It. Oibld, W. Oomlien, H;
Smith, T. it,bo, C. Gait's, and 3facklin (assistant
sleek.)
TUE sown:Nies WILLL IMPROVIDIENT.
The teuposition for widening Fortune's Well was
again brought before the Hoard, but had to he further
xdjourosd, prindtaft dm conclusion of enquiries being
made respectine the land.
ills l.t'ir&r.ltnau. ?UM,
A plan for enlarging the tank at Cainle•rot, Was
PabillittP4 the and adopted ,n motio of n P. k,

gutter near his house. It was also complained by the
tenants of Artist-row that there were no lights for the
24 homes in that part, and that, althwalth they were
Layinj far pa, they were not receiving any benefits.—
Mae Surveyor was requested to remedy the gutter.—
With respect In the complaant as to the absence of
the CHAIRMAN said: I cannot understand
people saying they do not receive benefits from gas
lamps because lamps happen not to be just near their
houses. If they walk to the station and beck they
receive the benefit of them the same as myself ar any-
body else. To-night when we go home we shall
receive the benefit of them by having a light all the
way.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

A RIDE TO KHIVA

CAPTAIN YARD BURNABY
:Royal Hone Guards.

rage SI says :--" Two pairs of boots lined with fur
were also taken, and for phisic—with which it is wel'
to be supplied when travellffig in outml-the-way ace
—wane quinine and Cockle's pills, the latter • mom
invaluable medicine, and lee which I have used the
natives in Central Africa with the greatest ponsible
Success. In fact the marvellous effects produced insm
the mind and body of an Arab Sheik, who was imper.
vistas to all native medicines, when I administered to
him five
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06

?HI ADJOUILWZD LIOSNSING 818310118.

Three elusions were held at the Guildhall on Wed.
nesidity. The magistrates were the Mayor, Dr. Tigard,
Alderman Howard, Messrs. Buck, Hopkins, and
Rowe.
Mr. Hu:table, solicitor, in addreesieg the magis.
trate, in reepect to the applicatiou which had been
made for the transfer of the homier of the New lon to
the Railway Arch Tavern, said the owners of the
house were Messrs. Devenish, large brewers in the
town of Weymouth. They had been aleedied by
certain persons, clergymen amongst others, and •
strong wish had been expressed to thrum that the
appliettiou should not be pressed, and that they
should have the house cloned. Messrs. Deveeish had
every wish to meet the views of the parties; therefore
they now asked leave from the Bench to withdraw the
application so that the New Inn might be closed.
Ile hoped those interested to iold improicinte the way
in which Messrs. Iterenish had come forward to meet
Ito wishes of thoeo who desired to have the house
closed.
The Maros : Is there any question as to the
removal I
Mr. Hu:table : The ordinary license to the Railway
Arch will be granted, but not the trawler.
With respect to the Freemason& Arena, Mr.
Huxtable said there wee no complaMt whatever
against the landlord, but that Meson. Devenish
wished to claws the house in accordance with the
public wishes which bad been expressed. He, how•
IIWPT, asked the Bench to grant • lioness to the land.
lord until the notice to quit had expired. There was
nothing 'gains* the man I indeed, he had a 3t rare
character, so that lithe license were not granted to
him it might do him am injury if he wane to another
louse. He asked that the license might be granted,
and dm, at the expirMien of the three months'
notice to quit, Reser& Demist) would also close the
Treernasons'
The Mayor observed that there had been some
3usetket as to the house Dot being kept in peeper cow