The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03 00:00:00

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EXPRESS

Dozoirasyna.

Amt. lime
join tat the realm,
street, MOW cia
occoalan by Colonel B. The bead wee
ooiaqsd and the Afloat without lees ef time
upon Mir various mason sock as 'wham for the OKI
cricket and football fig the lads, one sew feature was
lotrodecitioa of several dosage ion the mod.. 11616
should say they probably have out had suet kind graistv
meet for manks. riloay, although ther Wald searahly well
eared fm ire uoderetaad. Kr. Boyer 14 Ow
in masers of the la for M. aitensona st a trifling MEN
'skins the object Into comidmtim The &Mar Ma
Kre Grease. vim thoughtful for the mrell bong of thole
rooms charms trisely ermined few the tea to take ittent
St MK, fearing what the ervather night be sher.erlll.
sad fortunate it warn they did so, fir tea was sciovelY essv•
chided when the rain come doers, sod the Nog had In
detachments to return home, not, kommer,- Were Ow
had thoroughly ettjoyol an at ternnon's outing Amnon!
,Ite lady teachers proemial.. soticed bin%
161i4, Kiss Drew, Kiss Doswell, Ilia Jiihneon. Kam 0.
Ilaivddik Hisao hildrons. Kies Willa, Kiss Lockliam.
Whilst a goodly oaf of orathmamea lembers viz:
Kamm J. 0. Thurman. Valles, Runt, Butt, Rolla Herter.
Brown. Smith, Parke,Klllsdge, Wallis a Smith, Kole,
Lodge, Croaker. and Whltut. were most energetic in kelt'
In, after the
Boeotian Fern fisamoss. —On last, the
bllleakmMuirlobacLiel_Kr. T. Abbott, Hr. a
court, while the licemrin‘
war being ciarrieFOrlit the large room
Maori Same& for being drunk and riotous, wan ana
10e., and allowed 6 days to pay.
J• 6 James, for hawking without a ticket, was fined in
and costa, and William erg, for $ saltier *fame wee
alto fined in and °eds.—Paid.
Nitenne Bu,4U, watermaa, was summoned by Junta
Hinton, for luting language inciting him to commit a
breach of the peace. The parties are boatmen, and
Hinton stated that Randall had for some time past been
In the habit eir saying " That man is a madman," as pot
mating him frost earning his living. Ordered to Rod
sonties In .65, to keep the peace for three swathe —At
tramp who gars the name of Dm, was broaht upb
P.C. (ter, for sleeping in the open air In Friary
Ma quarter mat twelve on Tuesday morning. Fined 10s.,
or seven days in default. Committed.

TiIMOW Milli shed In tits Pale lisid is to be
meted by Item% Davis sad Bon, at a oast al
SU la
Tel POLlilllnrfillr Reviews —We hear that Re. A.
Viror of gt.e. bcoch Welk Temple,
.peolot-d in the place of Kr. nett to revise the lists of
voters for Ow county D west,
Perbeisenteri
susniy...4l3.ember 22nd, the Bishop of the Diocese
~,,,ests wool I 14 en appropriate day for show*
think. for the I*,:?ntiful harvest by making it a
"H pitalSoolay
'Seuist Fl.Aurrox, ~f Moreton Rouse, hid s garden
arty Frad .y Neely 200 gue is were present.
Cornbill, admirably diaoharged the
impirtant office f cater's*.
C.. LIACTIoNs were wade in Fit. Peter's Church on
Suede) t the raPellelle .4 heating and li.cliting
the church, when the mom of a 17.. wee realised.
The earns in the morning was preached by the Rs.
H. P. Haiku, and in the evening by the Rev. Mr.
Be.g-Tev• . . _

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—fiLinotro, the evangelist, well known in this town,
Is in trouble aeon_ He has dolga • book from the
Temperance-hall at Chippusham, and been sentenced
to two days' imprisonment We would suggest his
friends should have • medical report as to the date
of his mind, for these petty larcenies seem
in • young man whom e until lately, ha. been so
hie and so turefuL
in"%esech?Linote S9Of.All. "—We understand on good
authority that Mr. Newman in giving his evidence in
this cam on Monday nee—well, perhaps not quite so
accurate as he t lave been—when he said the
information given I= by the police was the first
Intimation he had received of the whereabouts of his
cost. We are told, and we think Mr. Newman will
not contradict us, that be received an anonymous
jar.r In which occurred the following peerage
and has had the sleeves let out, and
U von look out when the told weather comes on you
will we him wear it again." However. mistakes will
happen in the best regulated families, even over
calves !
PIA-Into Prirrnosis.—On Sunday last • case of
plain) pneumonia was found existing in • hard of
cows at Ballston Dairy, the property of Mr. G. W.
Homer one animal being effected. Supt. Batty
Immediately rep tired to the Farm, and *mei it ander
the pleuro pneumonia —On Monday a
of the sob-committee, under the Con
Mamma (Animals) Act was called, when Mr. Middleton
and Capt. Mansell were present, together with Mr. J.
Took. Deputy- clerk of the Peace, and, after bearing
the evidence of Sept. Batty, Cattle Inspector, and Mr.
Vemey, Veterinary Surgeon, as to the correctness of
the disease existing, also of Mr. Marvin
the value of the cow, viz £1 8, made an order for id
Immediate slaughter, which was carried out the same
day, also compensation for threequarters of the value
to be made to Mr. Homer. _ .

LOCAL BOARD MEETING.
unronmairr 0, AIJUTIATOR
At a very full Triestine of the Board on Thursday, the
first bugloss@ was to alls the weal of the Comird to the
appointment of ea arbitrator on behalf of the Board, to
deckle upon the appointment made by the Surveyor with
Woman:* to the doneness Incurred in mwering,
paring digging, and channelling Hardwick* street, such
being lihoted Mby the persons whose lands and premises
abut or adjoin the mid street
The Town Curan had been is oommunication with •
p.ntlman of the Wheat bouour and competency. Kr.
Saamond, borough surveyor sad civil engineer
for Bristol. and he hod been appointed es behalf of the
Board. In answer to g nestlona he tinted be took the
whole responsibility of the legal part of the quart:km. He
was acting strictly in accurdanos with the Act, and doing
his
_duty to the town.. _

Ax TIMOD—MIT
although there is not much doubt as to the man, has
not yet been run to earth—was perpetrated at the
Artillery Canteen on Monday eight. A window
which led into the her was, by some means, opened.
sad the thief abstracted the contents of the till—this
was 11219.. OK, all In coppers, The borough polkas
were informed of the feet, and the officers of the
regiment haring requested Supt. Coward to make
a most thorough search, four Or five policemen were
engaged in It. After some hours fruitier exertion.
they Mime to the Infirmary rabies, in the ceiling of
which are a couple of boles for ventilation. One of
the "saws' remarked no man could get through
them; bat, however, P.O. Stone did. and between the
rafters found a eatdr.bag with the miming coppers.
No arrests han as tit been made.
TIMM TO TIM CMLD/Mll Or TNT UNION WORK-
BOOK—On Mooday het the little Workhouse
children, numbering at 40, had the blissful
pleasure of an outing at the grounds of Colonel
Henning, of From.. A good tea wee provided for
them ma soon as they arrived, after which there were
various amusements for them—a...rings. races, and
Jumping for meets and pence, kc. The kindly master
of the House, Mr. Pearce, saw the younrters safe
bombe about sight o'clock, shrill and hearty chews
being given for Colonel and Mrs. Henning, through
whose Instrumentality they had spot • must enjoy-
able afternoon. —On the following day • number of
vans, kindly chartered by Mn. Bingham, conveyed
the Andrea to Stratton, when • liberal tea wee two.
triderl for them by Mrs. Thornton. There were
games and warrb Pegs for sweet., half-pence, and
nuts In the afternoon, and the youngsters were highly
deligh.ed.
O. Turaerme a vestry meeting of the parishioners
of 11.4 y Trinity was convened for pawing the accounts
of the churchwardens for the last three years. The
Rev. H. Pverett, rector, presided. Mr. Burnett,
churchwarden, presented the statement of account for
the past three year., and explained that the prow=
delay had Arleen from the adoption of the 41,11°,7
system, and that they felt anxious to give the experi-
ment • fair trial before calling any meeting on the
subject. They now felt thoroughly satisfied with the
new aystern, and were enabled to report a gradual
Increase in the receipt. each year since the introdno-
tbe of the offertory eystam. It was satisfactory
also to mention that all outstanding liabilities
Sit o.nnecti at with the new church had been cleared
off, the o•dv dAt 3t pre.ent remainiog being two
tmna 1 i:500 each, which he thought there Tem a
good ,r oin• for belts. in.; would be paid if in leee th AO
10 yea,. they in iii be in a Isgoti ti to apply ElOO
yeady loon the receipt. .4 the church. On the
prop.o.ition of Mr. Parson., the accounts were
unanimously puma'. • vote of thanks at the same
time laing accorded the churchwardens for the
admirable manner in which they had discharnd their
duties and the trouble they had taken in connection
with the accounts.

-ifillmine-ii-Wett;ked the Town Clerk had said the
question of Hardwick-street wes to be mad.. feet clues.
UMI ;CI he thought lb., must lases the ntatter **telly
with Town Clark and if the Mope taken be him were
solosessful all lb. honour would rest with the Toy, (71.-•rk,

Mr Alderman Mounme said—tha owners -of the land
bad bees tagadmilyond measure ever dam the land
treAro. their . It bad coot the owner of the land
£7.000 to make road; which had been thrown open to
the public se much ea Bt. Maq and St. Thonme-etreeto
for miniboom, carriages, osM everything they mild
mention.
Mr. WEL/FORD mkt the amount each person would be
called so to psi would be mare than renouped by the
improvement of their prspsrty.
Mr. TRONA/ proposed net the seal be Mixed to the
appointment of Mr. Ashamed as arbitrator between thot
Board and the Park owner.—Mr. DMus s
remarking the Board ought to take mob steps oteatrot
speedily bring tilsnat lb. @Marmot of the oneetion.
Mr. Aktiemas Itrussaz asked what would be dons,
amen- he pat op 'Mae as • reed, and defied any owe
to some there I
The Tows Omsk : When the tams comes I shall be
reedy to salver.
Mr. Cesium mid the owners of the Park do nottM
the amount but the legalit7 of the what' WEIL If
had been rand an to inlet with the OmindL,
It might have been nettled amicably.
Tha 'terse pointed out the appointment of arbitrator
was the only legal course to puma, and the resolution
was carried without amendment

ROM SQVAJO..
For the pitching and paving at Hope-square Mr.
Whettant's Mader wee aooeptwl
Mr. CHARM% pointed out that the Board ouqht to be
very careful how they acted with respect to Mr. 's
paving Park, which the Board had broken up, and
now were going to one him for new. In Hope-square,
where y bad taken up the old pavement, they were
going to put down new.
Mr. fluorite stated that be would pay half of the cod
of the Hope-square new pavement.
SUITON.S.LAXII. DIUIOI.
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Plye tenders- were opened for the Blaokdown or
Buxton's-lane drain, and USA of Ileum Jody and Son
woo accepted, at ZEL

MIL AVANT'S CONCERT.
A.n*unusually large audience tilled the Royal Hotel
Assembly Rooms on Tuesday night. the reserved seats
being. although more 1101041,0011 than usual, absolutely
full of ladies and gentlemen, while the rest of' their mete
were also quite filled, and late arrival, had to stead the
packing being very close. We heartily congratulate Kr.
Avant on the sucome of his concert in attracting suck a
large audience, and no doubt this was greatly due, not
only to the ,xcelleacs of the move:nom bat also to the
&mistime* rendered by Mr. H. Wheeler, in I•b000 errent.
menu so muds maildoece le Mean felt. The performer.
included Miss Bosele Wealth, • brilliant pianist sells
beautiful "tooch." sad Kr. John Thomas. harpist to He
Mejestr both of whom well oustained their reputation by
very do:istful music, Mr. Thome, being moved for his
y Alvan th , "Th. Mandoline," e charming
ripple In which we seem to h-sr now The connolessues
In inMeneental mode wen Mao delighted with Miss
Waugh's performances of • melodist by Rubinstein. •
" Pesqutoade,7 by Gottschalk. and "Gavotte," and
"bolero." be Bachmann and "Donator."
But it was by the singing that the general salience
were charmed, and • rich variety they bad, so exquisite
each of the Gime sinews .aa. Kr. W. H. Cummings sang
very tenderly and gently Bluzienthal's "Message," he
voice easily pouring out and filling the room when
required; the performance was most ertistle, yet the old
English song "Sally in our Om it was which secured
• loudeoudlng encore, when Kr. Cummings replied
with "Love me little, love me long." also
with good affect Madame Edith Wynne displayed
a voice of great power in Costa's 'I will extol
Thee." and this lady at once took the audience by atom
the ins sou being rendered with a nobM exultation and
sustained power of vol. • that well deeerved the moms
which could not fell to follow. Malmo' Wynne wee Mao
encored for "TM Maiden's VW, and resposd.d with
some ballad shout a certain " Robin." singing it very
archly. Madesse Wynne also sung a couple of
Welsh songe a which the first wee by fm the better ;
though her voice seemed to improve in mellowness and
richnets as the wooers proceeded, yet it wee her &at mpg
that wee loudest encored,—• proof that the demonstrative
part of audiences are myriad away with something
striking. So it was with Mr. W. H. Cummings sod Kr.
Lewis Thomas, in their dust "Love and War the
laughing chorus being encored , an bosom. which might
p There ',eve been given to Romboi's "Zitti, situ, " or
Bishop', "Maiden fair," in which Madame Wynne, Mr.
Custom :.,•end Kr. Thomas sang together with the
beet effect Kr. Lewis Thomas has • nee manly vies of
Immense power, and god! deserved all honours for Bimff.
"Toreador • Bong." let his encore was reserved for mop
quaint old favourite of the amport—" The Mermaid?
Perhaps it was became many of the audience had heard It
so ..(ten that they were amain stirred by Mr L Thomas'.
rollicking nudging of the refrain and cimld marnsly be
restrained from lining in the chorus—" The raging sees
did roar if once their enthusiasm had broken bounds se
it threatened, the gentle oessapante of the reserved *eels
would have hoard such • roll of 'below, below, Moser," as
might have messed them frees their calmer% -Th•
whom of the concert sem very suomeidial, and should
very enomuagung to Mr. Avant In providing mimic of th,

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bible 11/00111/1111.-Thiejethe of ria Wards? het,
nadir the meldue of the itedieee Otto Club, at the
jimmy Oyesall, Mr. Joke Beestan's field, mar at..
midwife' reed. The company appeared to be wimereue
and gimnualted, insidle the ground, and outside wen no
less intended paranoia Boma of the people around the
rind were ironed with gam with which they Vied to
down any poor 14rd ski&
hadescaped the shots
hug ii. Certainly some of the fellows Inell within the
number of yards from • tarnpike.road MOM ay Let of
Parliament, end it would be better if • spire amity
policeman were told off to arrest any one who
rai„ bight flot
a au within prohibited distant:ahem the tthereiugad.
The regular police were engaged at he were time about a
fatal accident. •rising from the too great Wilkens=
shown in dealing with rine Ned we bob that •
result will come ef Captein •Wos Marks, bc=
down this irregukr fusillade fn., anff bathe.
beside the main road. The results of Crime shooting
were :-Handicap, El Ina Three birds each.-Mr. Edkina,
& first Seven sutra Handicap El 10e, Mr. Edkin and
Mr. Gale. -Weymouth Cup, and a cep value Wi. Five
birds each, entrance EL First, Mr. Wane, second_ Mr.
Gate-Handicaps of Z 1 each, were won by Ile Wilda,
four thee.; by Mr. Chemhyre, twice : and by IL Butler,
twice -6inaznary :-Mr. Robins killed 7 and missed 7 •
Mr. Edifies killed 41 and mimed 7 ,Mr. Omahas kills(
17 and missed 11; Mr. Bicknell Idlled al and missed. 16;
Yr. donning. killed 7 and aniseed 10; Mr. I Smith killed
21 and missed . ,11 • Kr. Cale killed 16 tied mimed
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Other shota, killed 3 and missed 16 Total--k Mei lie
mimed V.
Oporexicers will nmanbar the hard work of Mr. F. (i.
Buell in connection with the A.N.C., and the gamed
regret fell at Mr. Basalt's death. We are _ glad to note In
the quarterly Odiffear‘r NefeSWW, the following obituary
of our townsman •.- ' Weymouth, Doreetakire.-On the
lbd of March, Bro, Frederick George Beaell, greedy
respected and esteemed by all who knew him He - wee
be was buried at Wyka Church on the 10th of March,
and was followed to the gran by his brother Oddlellowe
amid e :erosions of sorrow and regret He was made an
Oddfallow in 1887., and in the following year we. made
NO., In lb) he was OIL, and in 1871 he sae
trustee of the lodge to which bebelonged. The
will be remembered by the delegates of the A.K.C., bald
at Weymouth be holding the position of Secretary to
the Management Committee. in 1877 • handsomely
framed certificate of respect was presented to him- The
deceased always took • deep interest in the
Working Men's Club, and was for many years
inactive member of the committee. The funeral
service was read by the RV. F. Rename,
chaplain of the Excelsior Lodge. The deceased Mem •
widow to mourn his low At the grave were members of
the Royal Excebdor Lodge, the Great Eastern Lodge, and
the United Brother.' Ledge. Deceased wee 41 years of
ego
flowriso Newt -linnets : Margaret and Ann. Hugh-
theme, Southampton, wheat; Mem, Morton, Mirka-
Mg, oats : South of Ireland (three times), Pears.
Cherbourg, passage_ n ; Waterford, Worland, H
coals: Premier, Coseas. Sidlnout_e, pmeneere. Greet
Wooten (three Use..), Blampied, Morbourg, psaiengers :
CYIDSUe. Maher, Jersey sad Gomm. general; Wintry.
Fleet, Logsdon. cement'
_, Res, Wyatt, Planate barley ;
Raveuswortb, Lovell, Hartlepool. coals ; Premier, Coma,
Torquay, passenger. : Prime, Bossing. Brid
ars; Liberty, ese dab • fttadkampton7ri -
ef;odr.:
Brietou wheat ; Wow& wee fish ; Agra
Savant; Porturatab, Iron; An Jewett, lioniead. Poole.
main : Lord Oollingwood, Lesley, Bournemouth, passen-
ger,; Eva, Kirkpatrick, Portsmouth. nil; Prime Leopold,
Beesley, Swamp, passenger,; Cirrus, MM. Jersey
and Gaertner. reeneraL -brains : Fidget Baring, cruising,
nil; Premier. Ooseas. Sidmouth. paseengerl ; Tartar,
Sthrllag. tithing, nil; Great Western three times),
Blenand, °balmiest. passengers:
. Canna*. Hewett.
nuking, all: Daunts.,, message. Boomtown& nil;
Jennie, Tye, Dartmouth. nil: Leak& Ram*, Seeking.
ballast; South of Ireland (three time). Yearn, Oberbourg,
Paseengers; 01thes (twice), Flialser (bertha eed Jena,
general' Karma end Ana, Hughtbaseas, Seeking,
; Hs& airi•patrick. Tanager, nil : Lord =
wood, Leaks. Bouramoutb, possengere • Prince
Stheln. Simi" esemoirwe ; Premier, besets; Torquay,
; L Chance Woods. Mang, nil; Hero, Brand. aksinarbelleet.
Tint 01ther CUM.-Jams Power, the reed miller who
was remanded on Wednesday, was brought up again on
'Mends before Mr. Talbot sad Dr. Drew, charged site
stealing a shilling front Mr. bitty. The complainant said
opposite Belviderehe gave prisms* shilling for some race
cards, when primer ran at and maker gave hire the is,
nor the nerd., It wee about querter-pas two. la crow
examination Mr. Jane said he we. artsin the Orisons
wee tbe man, aid primer said he might have bees • little
excited : he was " not guilty In hie own estimation :" but he
might as well plead salty He was allele excited run-
ning after tape, and had never hao any SAM against him
for twenty ream-Senn day. harbour.
SCNDAT 13C1100L ANDIWKISAIIIII -The sholars of the
Baptist Sunday ithotle, Bask-buildings, celeerated their
•nnivereary on Sander lam, by singing special bymas
very sweetly. The Rev. J. Bailer. pastor (who is about to
kneel peached the sermon, and wee assisted in the
serene be Mr. Aldridge. The collecting. produced
between £7 and g 8 Mr. Rendell played the ore. and
Mr. Janet led the rineing.—ellousetepetreet Sunday
School sane tlair asseverate, hymns al. on Sunda last
The children sang well, the anthem-" I will extol Thee"
bang specially admired. Mr. J Parsons was conducts
of the ringing, and Mr. H. J. Rogers Played the organ.
The sermon wee preached by 'be Rev. a Bolted& and the
collections amounted to All Be, being the largest of any
yes lately, exempt when the Janne singer. were there.
Terrine ROYAL -Mt Neeto's NH of fare for the mos
nights was all that could he lathed, the production of the
dram "Under the British Flag' wee much relished by
the lam audiences that were present-the tableau. at
Ibe end of mit act moot telling. Tbe "Courier of Lyon.,"
carefully played by Kr. William II tura, left nothing to
he desired, and the titter gentlemen and ladies in the last
supported each other very nicely, and a hearty cell for all
' was demanded on the fall of the curtain. "Keel Lynne,
on Wednesday evening pleased the numerous radar. of
%Ira Wood's novel. Km Annie Brunt es pleasingly
int, •rpsdine the sedeeinau of L iely Ish L The rustic
farce of D indtline. Dela.% on which Mr. Neebe was
quim •t bom.-.• Dick. Dindelion-ho dodee to earn
• ° -uverint:' was m eit moving, and elicited warm
enplanes. The remaining night. of Mr. Nish:e star are
reaßy worth a visit. ad to three who wad to Ire. ...say
go ""cc", and nit stnd upon the ;puler of g.-ieg
VAGRANCT. -00 Monday before Mr. B. Hopkins and
Mr. T. Abbott, camel moose., baker, of Bridport, was
summoned for being drunk and sleeping on an F.splanade
chair. -P.C. Delamont on Sunday morning, at half-past
one, found prisoner in one of the chair, in front of the
Belvidere he did not give • good amont of binuelf, and
hal no vieible means of subsistence. Had seen hits there
the preciotu night drunk, awl asleep.-Supt. Vickery
tow the men had Leee hanging out here for some dam
and alter he bad been as various publieboum money had
been lost out of the till, and charges had been made ; but
nothing could be proved-Ordered to pay Its, , or go to
Dorchester for seven days' bard labour.-Prisoner: 11l
leave the town if you'll let me go, sir-Mr. Butt : The
magistrates are going to let you leave the tare-Removed
below.
C Bien, • reclaimed drunkard, gave • temper-
ance address at the Room, Park.street, on Friday. night'
eubjert-" How • Penny became a 'Moaned Pounds.'
Mr. 11. Gundry occupied the than, guarded by many
Good Templan and others "Charley who is by the
way, a respectable-looking man, fast gaining • venerable
, wat one time • prise-righter, and does not
girt:oTt' ait
aemphasim his pante by a pioundieg snack of
his hands. The prayers of parents followed him, and,
after he had sunk to the depthe of misery with his wife,
the brave-hearted women helped his first efforta to
Improve, fought with him through poverty, and by ble
bard work and be management. maned by the building
societiee, be obtained property earth double C 2,000. This
took about M years hard struggle ; let, as they only
mntnenced with • penny, and honestly paid off all no.
debt..., the %times WU triumphantly pointed to as an
inetance of teutotalism blessed by the grace of Cud.
ATT %Ca ON PONS OP THE MAGISTIATIa. -Dr. Drew. MY.
It Hopkins, and Mr. T. Abbott were on the Borough
Bench on Thursday, being the same gentlemen as
adjudicated in Mns. Rom'. case-Dr. Drew called atten-
tion to an ankle in • contemporary, which stated :-" Here
is a woman exonerated from any felonious intention
sentenced to pay the costs, after being been punished
by the disgrace and the suspense which always attach tt
an apprehension by the police of an innocent person_
Dr Drew pointed out that the woman was not apprehended
at all, neither was she condemned to pay costs. He
stigmatised the above as • false and malicious representa- THS ANNUAL LICENSING MUTING.
tion, • pee on which to lung the article-scandalous Tueeday.-Present: Mr. J. Aiding, Mr. James M
arff ...
sijamineepsolt,hertorip.
Dr.
Third. a, Mr...Wd.
87:aliMIL Drew, T. iiii=
remarks which ought not to have come from any
respectable journalist If web conduct were repeated Its WEYMOUTH AND DORSET COUNTY zus."- Can.- more was a taxi mums.. „,,Trifitars, (Dawdles
should have no hesitation in using the discretionary -- -
power which the law placed in magistrate.' hands. Tlie titular the Rules of Racing end the Grand National Hunt Mr. Wastes, D orelester, Mr. H. T. George. Weymouth
concluding sentence Dr. Drew added, is most renditions : Reha M Home, Weyasoutb, Mr. O. Symonds, Dorchester,
-" If this sort of thing is to prevail we may yet hear of Stewards; Duke of Mamas, Lord Folkeebese, Lord Mr. Weld ord. Weymouth, Mr. Hooper, Weymostb, Mr.
innocent person. being apprehended wholesale for the aoeeberry. Lord Weetatiorelend, Sir Frederick Joba.tone, W. IL HeilLaWonnenth, Mr. Willable. militate to tbs
:270f being experimented upon, the experimenters Bart , ter.. Heavy Edwards, big, ILE.. iet Benne, K , Channel Shower Company, was also present, and
inowing that whatever the result may be the ILP .C. J. Curtis. ffen. Kenn Weatherby, handicap. ; was seated eta magistrate&
will have to be borne in each came by the Mr. John Banta& aeareary, Wetmoutbi Mr. J. Pre Among the earliest of the licences granted waa that fee
= victim.. This Wei impugning the chaster at judge, and clerk al the steles ,
.• Mr.Wiliam , theatrical entertainments to Mr. F. Nabs. the respected
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the I:Registrar, and the conduct of the tgolice.-Mr. Arden aster : Messrs. Pratt and Berbrook. 21, Conduit Imam of the Theatre. .
"'elm to say it was not done by • Weymouth man.- London. W., clerks of the come ead stakeholder* The re-granting of old licence. wee proceeded with, and
Dr. orew did mot know who the writer may be, or where Faun DAT, Mconsr. them wee that of the White Hart Hotel, which
ti,...e his information; lie never saw him there and Oer minuet nem were favoured Ire tolerably twee cede been ordered to be meatesped at the limasinil
the matter would be brought under his nodes: weather on the first day, for only about me did the iseetiag.-Mr. Sept Vickery said that dace then, the
it OT Ensile° EMIT Primate -00 Wednesday, rain fall during • race, and oossequently the 'ports could had curried oat the taunt sad appointed •
before Dr. Drew and Mr. I Roberts di, • dram's mister, be witnessed with comfort. Mn. helietes.the 1218"tle NoWlibi. 'Wm thine wee • letter fluth the
sawed Mame fTewee Jeffers, was charred with stealing hoc secretary, aed the committee and emelt& lied floperiateadisat that se had Mee keeping as toned reel&
SS from Kew Omen, on August W.-The complainant, every preparation requisite, and • good inualier of eatetse Mr. Victory Mew aalting of the now meant; bet
who ligee at the Verse /Wrecks, padeed„ yeetorgwy rewarded their merges& The mistier of persons who Weer was satiefeaory, the new tenant is •
mute to Weymouth in company with two children and cam "at to Lodepoor apprised to as larger than lest yesi. 11104.-Th• Same Wee IDDINeWI.
Wm Linthweite, with whom she resides, went on the and then was a good sprinkling of t,sevtagse. on til Lain the New lan and the Melees Inn, the Supeethesee
berth, and as they were opening in from the Ram to irroand. while be elbebeeeee In the den said he took ellideallos to the liceesse of these beams
Wey mouth, "this gentlemen- Giefetplent) and another narrow, mid, as usual, •simated. Ott=tie being reamed. sae inked Mee they
irantmbe adgessed
eat down by the aide of them, and ..k-d them to ban public were secomeolated by • amebae of moo to the adionreed
mm, refreshment: they entered • publie-hous and had where prealaties could be Miami In on • small scale. Park Hole& Mr. Howard apprised to suweer:Sirdtrat
some bitter ale, thee went to the train, but were too late, Me /Marla oess the aeon :- pplication, which be said me made on met eant the
end went Mk to • PoNichoos and lied some more bitter A Hum., Rica HANDICAP of 40 GOW ; winners after the Park Hotel beteg pulled down,-Mr. A. Wangle prodeeed
ale. When they depaeted she left her hog on the form publication of the onsets (August Mod, at 10 a. ainj 7% plane of the new buildings as to be erected, and Mr.
and went to the front door looked about, returned, and sutra ; themes II son; two mile. Howard pat le the tikezeLsaid it would he a at
sate the bag on the flax in the same Mee In the beg Mr. Quartly's Anchorite ... ... ... (C. dres.ra 1 improvement Tbe me for a psuvtsioaai
was • purse with eight .otrerelinis wrapped in paper, and Mr. A. Totes Boa Bon _ _ (Mr. 2 bees* may, sat an the Park Hotel limas was
the puree wee foamed with • rusty clamp, in another Mr.oe. dery's Carsten, by Lectern:out ai dropped, it would not lb aseised • greet improvement
woe was • sixpenny bit and 544. in copper, A sailer Orrin ... ... .' . .„ _ ... ... (T. Led. y) 3 would be made, which the Head be very pared
ogee I. and she law defendant end hie friend whipper Betting: pi.e t. four Boehm • no to one against to no -o,sof ot
actor the table; the sailor eat at mom distance rff, and Anchorite; lIIW to one against Oalatrix. Thee started 011JECTIOn To TIM nnineilli LEGALITY.
had "no say to come near It. Want she grit to the rather loosely, Bonbon and Comex In fret Anchorite Daring the re-granting of the old license. Mr. G.
:gillstation. she Weed her pure. "nematode* she bolding back', end raa them far about • quarter of the Bresonds drew attention to the net that he intended to
her bag, west back, and freed prisons still course, frequently cheating places after that. Rube *Mot toottehttriedietlee of the Inalestrulall at this Meet-
Won : but the friend was gone, She aaked prisoner retaining tits feed, followed namely by deehoeite, eed lea' be are to take ea eidection to Me easy root
about it, and be denied knowing sorbing of It, and tried Ountriz already dropping babied The ma popish Mos of _the, .matter. wea ."_. the -v-'--' te be .heated bread-be
to rue, out; but the mks who was there stopped Hee out for Anchorite, althouitteahe Ina Wlll keling, and ell II De had III•lree IWO 0113111111111•1_; in
_feet. be lelneetell
He .aid he didn't know the addrees of hia I_ .riend On the log • time increased his When they came to the it would he hotter that thee shade be beiW at ono*, for,
defendant were found four sovereigns. (reemnamineri straight Aorborits was level with Bonbon, and they gook If they Were successful, they would Myelitise all that
by defendant; I did address myself to the friend.-4,), the last hurdle together, Anchorite was let out, and was might be dose at this meeting-The =seises/as thought
Delo% ma make yourself very familiar to the young easily by three or four lengths; Bonbon beat Curatrix It would be better to rase the obeellions at cinea-Mr.
man I-A Tea -Defendant charged the complainsat anyhow. *weeds said the was the general annual licensing
, with making familiar and Immoral advances to the Tem Veirroas' HANDICAP of 100 gs., by subscription of 3 inetine, convened under the provisions 01 the Act thh.
strangers. In enee-examinatice complainant admitted son. sack. 34.. the balance from the fund, the winner Oth Wu car. la. .een & slack seam that them skill be
going into three house.; but she entirely denied any M. of any handicap after the weights en declared (hugest Midas 11 days before the magma, a petty mewns or the
E9;litire -Defendant said be came for the pleasure of Mod, at 10 en.) to carry 71b. extra; fire furious,' as I,...tb.aotith for ins Kam, the malogity of who. sha,
lece as well as for tbe Ram, from Fremantle by • eats) hp peespe, appoiet die day on welsh the maul licensing
very cheap excenion, and see tolmble itiocessful at the Mr. & Western's Noma ••. •.. (Macdonald) meeting shall be hoiden. Ihes gm wag os lowe g, tb...
woosw —B,wt Vickery asked for &remand. stating that Mr. J. Day's Confessor ... ... ... .., mesa fore Mg base the 11 days stated In the Act. Beside
one of the engineers of the T'huuderer Wined be saw Dubs or Manse's briabbleas ... ... fo. Willis that, it was enacted they slum thee* the m.0.,* to tit.
the st" Is trametfoa, and that money paned, be thought Wv T. Ititude7b "4 Ktheld ••• ••• (Jelin high conetiable, requiring him within lin drin to order the
1
sesestbing was wrong and stopped the man. - Defeadaat Led Alin:tea'. Beechnut ...
...
_mow..., were) petty constables within ha cogotebelary to afar
add be not long ago had NI account at the Wilts and Load Nolen's Violet ... ... ... (Jeffrey) to She theoth or thews' dews wththe K the day sad Piece.
Dorset 8.0,.....R...m.d tin to-morrow, tto, omptotputoo ig,.. Bropthy•e alemeata ... _ _ (liordsa) whes and where the meeting let,, be holm n, al.
theenelr advising rimier to have • solicitor, mhe wee a Mr. T Rehires e hew Forester .. ... (Wails) of high __±' being
,thing aboll-ked by the Act Si and 23
streamer here, arid *lard in • very awkward ousition. Bet,loit :sto I against Nugget, 4to I wield Confessor ,Vie=eoll,,,_ _lt. AL,wBU'utioo.. •d. that the recent should
Si, Matra min Cause Cistrang Ekasoot TDIAT. -This and Bei cant :6 to 1 &Mast Lsdy BoaaK 10 to I against be °W *** ....r. to ,be 4 Wakens ently the
sear! event came of on Thursday. and the teachers aad the Mere proper perms had not Bead the asticiatt= meeting
those having the conduct of the *lair have to he con- Fria pomeger, alter several false sane, wee left Maud was De. had
counted. Kr. flyserade _ continued
gratulated on the great mccees that attended their at the post Beechnut made the running to the turn, than was no listes,...,tinal,,dithcoltie as to the publicans g
eatiricie efforts, we say - untiring efforts' advisedly, with Nugget. Confessor, and Strathblane In attendees. ,h•th_f
__eel* tu
the _.,‘.rr ues°°.°. °ea"e due toga &PUY
far if it were not for the boon of lion spent before On coming into the straight, Nrd ran to the front, but for nent.,,,th ,_ s
__•nr_otweed __, el th• ea= liaariw,
head hr each se Kr. Smith and h amietant teacher, mad we. dullard by Confess isa-there was a mart race trene•-.-r. e.r•••_, ""4,._ .
_.: ma Kr. to take
Mies Willis and ear Me and ealciest staff, the event eg in. Nat wiltili:a be • ebes:t head. Counteer aboottlres the tletter,_ the hands the ~.meg!del ._ leak and
yowler could not be Miefectorily carried out As sem q . before fillesttableau Beechaut smiths n ." "`" """'"' '" .." *thew 1-11 r.
al tbe garnet numbers could be ascertained it wee Mod 4starrfribillials mie Pieced. wished to thew the DOA
111._ttik...dedilcient amount of coke and tea would have he be Ti. Mingo Her Cm of 41) son. for bunter, a ,ip, ..d.......„5 ,claid th....the IrmmiF-Sra. Arden; It
o=for • party numbering close uponal,lllll, misdate Gadded ; four yesal °Id•• in can, net: 71h, By, ' vs" ''' 79'1.-"'". remarkel there
ir this purpose wen quickly Mired the Ilb.. de and aged. thee 31b. • miliMe, four- w" " qq"ti" °I fe"s eithw Is his Pocket or Mr.
congregates. of St Mary's and Ohne* o low mused rib., fin and upgrade, lab,; a 'pima, of a Ardesee.-The old Boman were than goy au with' but
Meade Mr. Bassant mad Mr. Trim Were •••••111111 with bunters' flat race, banters* hurdle rm, or hunters' NY. 81thenth "I_l4_ sfer • decision. He tillenglit his °Wri-
the ardor for the oak., sad, as usual, well the, smiled steeple-shme in IK7 or In of ell ems. mos to awry ...this was heZine., then_ia • very cavalier star..-111r mow :
out their pert Thunder morning broke awe, Gee. bat WS,
_twits Ilk, three times. or MI eer• lab. Meat to mu- Arthm ha would wed f‘x " of Peribunent,
almost before the breaking of the day • party Ind* hove be riddles by Pereene Wao have nethr ridden for lake ; bed 74k.th eel= thee-gr. UM It people
been saes on the Wykieroad at the menace to the paned, names 3 son.; IWO miles on the Sat were ne
walter atil thelsedea warn found
where the trait wee to take pace, busily engage( lit= ' Shriaron'e Strike_ ~. ... (A- Sbrimp.tai Ito be Wel him al -mow we over s_Or.
Mg an archway of evenness and fins. lied a. Rebirth • Pibroch ... ... fo a hatio they Mould get ewer a very sob by
Yelling, W. Thurman. Parke (the needy „ mulated .„. (awes Hen Pageseat ... mu. 3 and .-Kr Mem took It the geoptelakendest of police
esastmat meter to the St. Haab Schindel Willto theft,: It. 4.. BOW 1 Ito lea Masi. is • = ; andi,=6Faies precept doss
Minn. and the boa. menstent, Mis Milled's, are to be Strike made the maim all
b through, eag wow go a est io AO carlahl yet the work og how (he made the magretolated on the way they carried out their port of easter anyhow, The ram between the other two was not mperistes.
two work. and Waft% Peres, Oregon, and MalletS tau* of It, for Hen Phement amid not neck Pibroch, who that of paw bid dam his dat Rereis). thilt,
_Shereleria,
deserves the Meats of the ninel for so ldndly leading grailod in. TIM win wide', be deroght all had hese dem wren be Aist ell rerremeet
their handsome ems to assist In the decorations at this Um Deseneeszu EWEN cd Triereat4Ln each for cwwwwo. required. Althagh glic ...„„ococ bag __.
awl. Wbilet all this wee rola( on Mr. Smith, with the 1 with Be added, Us throe re. old mil sisrarthi ; rt.. mune it wows, Imo 44 ;Tr., ob. ~'.:7l,lefe..lo,ilelei
Nes es of Kr J. C Thurman, Mr. Butt, and others after the publican's of die weights astern !MC as ge meted. and jughlisity had Now osiowyog h-p 7,76.7:4 D
been
were mewled at the seltut cutting up the Cake and tack. face ) Tilt, if of thil sorb thitt ettra l, entrance 3 eon. deo°. .7111± ..._..• With. 'named-. .SW lie. Ath I. obligator?
....k. cmonly whim, foe heueseesees : Gee udje mg ••• IIM•111•4111,11•111 IMO WWII Meet De &WI in • porde*
lag the final arrangements. Al nee o'clock the "little" i
Ise wag.sed It awine It art be dose by the elark to the .
party began to assemble to Stheolestreet, and the infanta . ii•—liall. . _ .
(Lost.. 1 readdeasees. The rasa might have beat Wed ler • haring twen pa-bet in vane kindly Met by Manna ' Mir. T: AnakT • WI" (Alm - - '"
Pidems, Luadie, Orono, Dereaisb, and Bolt, Mr. A. Tare's Bon Bon ... ... ... c(Mmarlo•
:wallowmeths eli he knew-his Mend hod tescheg the
saber gieseste ae MEM ems rather want ead
the by the drum and flfe band. under Mr. C. J. Curtis's Linear ... •.. ... O. _
beak led ridimiyil gag grab 'il Holtbionth -- .1- ,o' ~. didththlfrth le : th- g• Mad the Iree•Pe Wee In.
gLIC
I ineateAsolest-taillmi?- it '.% • - la
aworw itit aot
and bemenee, the Mbar os
"V op thwathwineets theeig-limaceellabelnetees. leg, T. •ha by &War ... . le

:1110

-
; 4W 1 sailiilllester
• tvy 104. OINK vlth Pomace
quickly rap 011
,alwftell Plata.
Mb , baied. mama Minos" was
• ,5... tam 1•• ow, gong
• Owl get flirt: A 1
Pik C.lta MIS
Zip"liald alielped the artio.-rarm. cram
mad half Wore 800 Ban, Alum

80.
the

-.44 scum PLOW of 1110 Obese ; throe
eot., Nur, &e.. 3 Ore end upwards, SO. 10Ib- ;
merge sad osidiacs idlowsd ND. : the willow to be odd
by WOollink for 111 sows., hut if entered to be soicl for 70
sem allowedTß.. M for BO soya 141 b. ; entrance 6 so'..;
erne esUe.
ge. roods ilirnera
nir. haws% Ohelgoo . ...(w. I
Lord IPolkssione's f'edigria; GT. 1 3
Ilr. C-,rd.ree Corstrix (Lustig) 0
& & 8 elier's La Isinesate (0. Willis) 9
Betties :7 to 4 asainetilickoo ; 4 to I against Signora.
&gore the start La Faineant* bolted and threw Willis.
running • considerable distance round Lodsersor till she
yra. csagin neer_ &Pushdown, barring fellaa sad covered
her head and sheeliere with mud. Signors very mom
came to the front. followed by Pedigree, with °wokeo in
attendance; when about 1211141*y round Ls rainiest*
ran to the freak but did not bold the place end was
quickly overhauled. " Cease was aow th. Porulke
cry ; but &gibers lurpt to. load; Pedigree caniss to third
piens, and thus they come in, Signora three quarters of •
kiwi before Cuckoo, Pedigree • bed third.
Mc GOuT LODIIOO/ two YILADI OLD STADES of 10 iOn.
sac& umbels declared. with IN we. added, lac two yews
old, colts. OA.. and Sillee, Set nib.; • winner of SOO
501. (eating races excepted) to awry Slb.. twice. or of
400 move. 71h.. sluice, or twice of NO soya, or once of
NS son. 14lb. snail; =skies. at Martha allowed ;
the second to save his stake: straight half-sale ft/ subs.,
14 of whorls declared ) gritenoc4. 3 sor, the only
lishaity if I orfeit be doctored by the Soot menus, in
MAHN WI
Me I BM lees e by Koruingto• (Norden) 1
ird Lasliseseee Ran &Orem* (Cannon)
Kr C. J. Curtis'. Ltietis ... (C. Willis) 3
M. 13 W.V.-re. Portcullis _ (0_ Jeflon) 0

Brtiog Ito sto s masat Ls
1t,,.. colt; 4 to 1 against the others.
The start wee unseen from the Stand, • corner of •
hedge intervening. On unerring La Roes colt wag first.
followed by Hart al:trews, with Lumina and Reim:llia
tailing off In this order they came in, La Roes colt win-
ning by bolts length. Lunette a had third.
This concluded the rams of the first dey.
8800 ND DAT MILD
The westher was bright on Tuesday, although • rather
fresh breeze was blowing and the Moment streams of
carriages over the Ware Cam raid raked en unpleasant
well of duet. On the course, however, things wore most
agreeable. there being no rain aff day.
TB Mayon Witesa Cu, of 103 dIWS. (being coop vales
60 sore., presented by Mr F. W. J. Jolmstooa, Bart. m. r.,
and 53 govt, in spade from the feed): the winner of any
handicap oils. the tiehlieetka of the welghte (August
find, osll am.) 71b. silos; to be ridden by gentlemen
who are noisiest@ in ths renntg of Dorset, or Members
of the Oroxtoti Park Bantry, Brighten, liandown, or
Ludlow Racing Club.; others allowed to ride by carry-
ing Mb. extra ; oat-enrol sows. ; an. mile.
Duke of Mostiwes's Hmlnence... (Minsk) 1
Mr. O. J. Mirth's filmset 4C. Archer)
Mr. 8. Western's Hyndlaad (Mr. Ramos) 3
Mr. T. Ansley's Miss Coda__ (Owner) 0
Mr. Z. Bra,loy'• Ancient Mariner......(Mordant 0
Mr. J. & Milford's Oans (Owner) 0
Betting: Ito 1 Alramr. sto lagi.neeM, 10 J.: II bar I
offered.. . .

—lce—start was rather prolonged in conaequencie of the
fidgettinase ease of the borne, and it wa• farther
delayed in ooneequenwe of grime one spying a hem An
attempt wee made to dell bar, bat Paw got up and ran
right into the crowd, who, se ugual, ran against each other
trying to memo bor. l very pretty awry ensued ; bat at
last Pius wit her duff to the crowd and had • straight run
for the comer, whenae the half-mile raises are started.
Ilyndland showed la frost when the dag f.fl, followed by
Alcasar. Ancient Magner Ineinerioe, and Go., Mins
Gets immedlately attar brindles up the rear. After !hie
Hendland and Zrolnesce ran elms together towards the
flee furlonni, sad all but Mies Chita domed up in •cloater
Eminence then came eat from tie lot, followed by Rend-
land mid Ancient Mulnor. Own dropping Is fifth place.
Al they came the straight the ram lay between
Eminence and Alcaser. who ran very closely together part
the Judge's chair, followed by Rendland, and at the chair
Eminence we neatly by • head. Hyndland three or four
leertha hehbol
. .

Tna Pisa Pura or 100 a. t two years old to ram
7.5. yik • ths, pot II'.; four. M. ; Ore and Of,
ward.. 104 • she winntr lob, wild by auction for 100
Dorn, 1( /or h 0 tom. allowed 101 K; maiden three years
old and upwards allowed Mb. ; entrance, 5 soya ; ass
furlong.
Mr. foresees °weir* ". Jarvis) 1
Mr. .1 12brimisbui. Father . (C. Archer) 2
Lord Tollcastone's be e- t y Bosworth. daai's . .

iwihrree unk•own
lir. A. Ilatisvni Saxon ...

(Bowden) 3
.(Inat.) 0
. .

11;;;;;;;•MCes Ms
Mr. T 0 tnerKir Kurt& Itoird'ilg
Mr. R. Western's *Mao ...
Kr Carders's Onratrl,
. -

(Mnr.inn) 0
(C. Was) 0
(I.(Frey) 0
(KtHick) 0
Cacicoo

fithlng : A to 2 thainat Marina 3 to l'agaiiint ....
and rather Matthew, 10 to 1 ter 3 offered.
They started well tooetber, hut Cuckoo mon made the
running. attended by Tether Matthew, March Morning,
Marine, mid Broth Saxon. Cuckoo wee headed.
mad Tether Matthew kept second plan, Lord Folksetooe's
colt cam* tth to third plum Cuckoo won in • canter ; the
Bosworth colt the a had third. Mr. Know offered the
winner for sale, hot he was houeht in at A 146.
Tux Mthcomig liseDic•P of 10kn, by subscription of 6
posy. each, 11l with the balance added by the :Dembera
for the borengh and the fond (in the proportion of 26
a.m. h 7 Mt Hoary Weirdo and 26 'ova by Sir F.
Johmtme, But.); the winner of any handicap niter the
pnblioail el of fho widths:: (Locust 2204, at 10 a m )
71h, teriee, cool WO son. 10 extra; three quartth of •
mile (13 :eel.
1 Mr. T. Andmee tidy Ronald ... ... fr. Oshsre 1
Mr. 3 My', Celemor ... ... ... ...Millis 2
Mr. T. R.:Mum:MX Vituwis ... ... ••. ••.tWatts 3
Mr. A Western'. Saltier ... ... ... (Jeffrey 0
Mr. R. ftrayley's f. by Cock of the Walk, out
of Heanor... ... ... ... ... (Bowden) 0
%titer : 0 to Ism:Mot lady Resold, Ito) against Con-
k:the% 10 to 1 her I offered.
This race lay entirely between Lady Ronald and Con-
femme, ethic& early took drat and second pieces resthc-
iimly and kept them throughout The three rear borer
were Dretty much together, but outlay neared the chair
Vittoria took the third place. Won by • length: had
third.
l'ith Now Itheav Two-Yuri-Our BT/Kil Of 10 NOVI.
each, 3 ft. to the fund if declared to the clerks of the
ethrse by five o'clock the night before running, with
100 added, for two-year-old colts Sit; and Mlle..
Set 10111. : the grinner of a stake of the value of 100 Dom.
to carry 31h. (twice). or of ISO son. 711 x, twice of 200
soth or once of 600 eon., or the Great Lodmoor Stakes,
IW'. extra; maidens at th• time of starting allowed
31K; if claimed by fire o'clock the night before running
to be sold hy section for 600 sloth allowed 411). ; if for
WO thee , 7111. ; if for 1005000., 10B.; the straight ball,
mil. (111 subs., Wof whom declared ft)
Mr. Curtis'. Lunette ... ... ... ... (C. Willis) 1
Mr. & Western's Cuisine .., ... ... (Jaffrey) I
Mr. Fdwler Jones's Outmode... ... ... (rillick) 3
Betting: I to 4 against Ommuida, 2 to) against Lunette,
Ito 4 against Cuisine offered.
This was one of the closest races of the day. When the
horses came in sight they appeared to he all abreast, but
soon Lunette loathed to the front, followed by Cuidna,
and thee. had • smart race home, Lunette winning by •
heed- Osmond, was • had third.
He. Manswes Piers of 200" for truer-yeari-ald.
/I I. 611:. ; four, Oar. ill'.; Ave and upwards, Sit. 12th.:
en".nelt 5t .• t 111) miles.
Mr. A. Vetoes Bon 130 n ... ... ... ... (Loath.) 1
Mn. aJ. Lam Mods's Det Carlos ... (T. athern) 2
Bolting: 4 to 1 Gm Cerlos.
The favourite led for about a mile and half, when Bon-
B et took the lied moi we. in • canter.
The Selling Hurdle Rme did not 111, and the R&M
MM.° thou concluded, Wm In. weather having lasted
throughout.

TITESDA'

time for 9) yam, sad it
should be mad• at th•
returned blot le sot •

.at
uot4l

(lot Daniel ,have beta ef the meth tiredly kfat,
re cense fir say bit of aosemo. sod
-2.. /I r whether dere who "7"1" "
,Portlso ed.e..the clia22 ci 00061.18 14142.4
. that the lure Vag sigrl7l this
04 Owe.
. wawa OF9-141 priia o
for t isom out gessrhir oo pj'Puede. tit
our prise, re tat= for competition between the 7
--ems= -Their, essented.-At the err
3 Orions° wished to express an opiates as to
°awe, who helhone soot each, at • mile and half nor thr
I.' , mshis, to which am me monad shout le
with the 11 rued." gun, end the firlt twill% • gilm "nil sm. ;tars -i)nly last October he nearly lost his We
hot. was won by Lieut. McLean, 4th Dorset. who made th. bird ha &NA at
the throuri grows e
dtbibtOvelfliolehr.s.;aseplidi:onsoufe7:lmrtorty"c .ibLehlmolwlnbd,
coo,k.aaaaWegeirg=all_in...-- -
kati?hhoolzdf"hts;taltsawanaadwhiarisi6thbreelg'rnahrefebizdello°4twehhhis.rna.relsw:if mtt,ntraiscs"ft........4` 6b°."thfirukshhidiawdiesish."l."ll4:
sight On Thursday Meriting the whale of she
motly happened; wood pigeons sad varier
e...p.0.,0h0 on his snivel ........ma with • guars around kis hones; the gardener Mar
;tthe- The marcloing a the mui Ir.. mirminaly 11 bwi tsttbstagressestai.r. are goon In fact aey re lair b.
eas ther doubled or • ger dealer frestrableernar out but
th.
other lid. of a amss th his sem maws
el Turner expressed himself a. being met sat Aid we. Leg.„?e, tats ..m .
with the mauling. Alter the inspection detaebasealli "" " ..'' a. '--awdi., to ea. peer rasa balsa,
Ree. J. A. Deckles,
were toll off for inn pracUce and remelt on exercises.
off in the huday of life, at 46 man r ago lesviag a
Colonel Owen, in add...sing the bird& stain aim had been • very indoions mod
gratulated it on the state of efficiency to which it had fewlilgteld .........." —imam that Dr. /ma bad nsry
arrived. lie desired to addre • few words to the now ' 21". 1 " 9.1°,1 .1"1", e , ..d Kr. Dam,
ousoliestesed *Sows They were • body of nun seistrod N.n,.!,_-_!_a.T,T"'•_._ .......,_,........_ ~... sa.
ler their respectalaity of position.. and who showed an se_ ZiesTr. arash^riTZTritr"--
maim desire to gain • thorough knowledge of their drill. MI"." am, fee..-. 0. the eagui. el Its
The Jon rye
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Mr. Chariot& jam_ stated that his father wished lA.
had
mha
ab°
dahaYhd act
judirineht. "d v'h tam Peri remain in the More for thereat of the year, arid
! and the very fact of go many oomiou from diffused parts widow to .td ..., her.
! amid lipoushbowanad
bow
mto...uulilyergo.o ava.rotace. training In aleoluth.R.leglit.uli_Loietheel'm
__Ww...3....,
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____ib.. swims.
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! liad grown in the arrow of the nor. The brigade lorthed • I Itetettrilit. nwr!?e,77,..7ne-,urs
and u gua
trees were then moored by Colonel Owen, who Deceased was em or sne
assousoed that the Corps prises would be mil by kis widow will noriveSil
--
lA. Rev. J. T. Mains, who said he should do with
WS./ Li7LWOSITZ.
peat pleasure after 1. such • high character
of the
pes.ealhlrraen.fethyd'adorwyd"canahilheain'trustta74:rrt"theyhaaneartth.tstradelhes"haneutuldt;arrgshidaveptlcarniljeltri sial!la.liAllrgirrow.aloßshl67Wiar'"D: spread MULfacriar.4the-oweeWitiLiQabidTb-a Lidiefil:daaab°l.7 -shekagatlr 71---r....6°---• 1—....,,,A,
p,......„....,.5.....thin.r.din otttl.9..:y:ipri.tca.phafen...tithueledhesto.lish.h:LiVeD.or.Aseneti
opi.w.ouisehladar:al.gegolunldbm„rest,au.r...tircipth.srltzteh.jiaclik...idlisawokirotehear. mit...6,Ty
hut not mentioned that he was going t o give the pnje, saying that they could not do too moth for a good
heron he had wanted to sae ehich corm tu mot, =Weird,
whelk called. with the neatest expedition -Maim T. P.
WaIItItHAJE
! Will. proposed • Tote of treks to the subsc-ribers. Mn.
' 12. C. Flillormk had oollected the barest amount amount Coovrr Perry Sass toes Tneeday.-Bedore Lent •
the ladies, and Sergeant-114v bode had collected mare Colonel G. P. Hamm st,.. stiles Bodo*. sod xi.. G. a
than any officer or non-comonsaioned officer in the Corps. Bond.
The parade wan then diaries& and the drills Mini nor Linnets° Butner -TIM Wag the Annual Iressing
! over, the sergeants of the wincing detachments were missing, and there ham no comskihts &gibing= yce the
I (deer= and carried round the =op. Tim ricers enter- sumichs. in the dimmm the A....h aisasd as who's
Pined • large number of guests during the &Remo= and of the ticsaha. us.n the spokation of Mr. a T.
subsequently the Whittle sports were held. Haim B liott mr.i.. of p.m.. the Bench tz.f.r.d the wawa of
suing as awn% Colotsel Connolly se referee, and Stet- the Half Way House Inn, at the out-parith of Holy Trinity,
8 'f177.1 Thwekwa a. tune "Met. rho following lg a Wareham, from the Ira Yr. Chrism Groves to his son,
list of the events :- Mr. Charles groves
of a Mile Rath-let Gunner WV. 6n fld• ; POACHINO.-Riads•d Drown, a laborer, of Here Regis was
itiolh'wk.,' .
Serritant Hannam. summoned for treopaming in search of tame st Bare Item
Three-legged the R.-Ist, Gonne,
Leftyand Strikes- the 7th instant on land in the occupation of Mr. Joan
bon, 6. 91. ; 2nd, Seurat Dmerell and Samar jrium....._Dmadaas did ms
._..e,sish cnahom...
Heenan. Yr. C. J. T. , said he re co his
High Junth.-10, Gunner Barrett: Ind. Corporal P 55105 gnmsTrrrmts...ssm lon themeratag In gassa. sad
Hurdle Ram, 100 Yards-lst, Gunner Latir. ge. 3,1- t w three wires set, and there was • it in one of them.
lkod, Corporal Prang. Iste ...dead mil 10 worms p. 46, wham defender came
Long Junap.-14, Bombardier Walker ; flad, Corpund and took up the wine sad rabbit, which he took from
Pearce. him.-Defendant had been previously convicted of
Tug of War-lot Gunner R. Puree's team (Donet) poaching .MO he woe now aims a sad mai. lai
ISt ; Ind, Sergeant Sarrirs's (Ind Hire). Cusmorettrrr Cren-getiart No«, of Carew
Putting the Shot -IthOdorier Hawker ; ilod.Bomberdier Herring, was summoned by the Board of Guardians for
Berko harms neglected to obey an order made by the Hach to
. Illn various,_ cwfPl cn.aro__,_hed nut °I, thecamp °l.Pflanyo twn, ? contribute lx Id. weekly towards the maintmaance at his
naung been priumusly rem and stone returned so fah. , Hem, Talbot, ~a.. amahhie to the soma.
the Gunwhart Durirm the week's enrrapment the cut- and Iltirbeck Union.-Kr. Freeland Pithier, Clerk to the
duet of the men him been exemplary, there haying been G..,.,c,.......,.„,d in ....„,,t of yd. Ltd ass, wk.,.
soot the slightest neormity on one man to be brought before i --sii.77a.-''-'7_iir. holism, -she °am, said
the Colonel for punoshoseat. The Dorset men, and diJendant's father was receivigls. it weekly. Defendant
ii"efsib. th. N"lnndays• bow° eTwrT Twl77 l° be Pmnd had paid thing, and there were dr weak, owing.-
no
of their rooms at moue, whether in practice or at the Defendant said his father had been in work dam the
sports, and their meaty should be well nth fied that they order was made, and he had more to rep him than Its had.
ha,. susheined the Dorset hooour in the larger county M Hs load m cum.n to ka, and as m them was a
Haste. cripple. Hrha U. ought to go on the parish hapeelL -The
Bench ordered defendant to pay the money and orb in a
week , in default of which • distrem warrant would be tared
The Chairman &drier dmendant to represent his ore to
the Board of Guardia
Wirer Clerk, • tabourer. of Sere Herr* who did not
app-ar. um sousitarly sumummed-Kr. Dulles said rho.
toot'. mother, Mary Clark, was receiving 2.. mad a loaf
weekly. Defendant was ordered to pay Is, • week sad
there were four weeks ore& Deferent had told him Imo
.hould not pay anything.-The magi/Urea made • Asada/
order.
Themes flaperno, a stonemason, of swimage. WY MM.
obotteal to show cause why he should not oentribute
towards the maintenance of he Enure glossbeth Hip
e sa. -D. (=dant did not pot In se appearenr-Mr. W.
R. Mashinout relieving carer, said defendant's metre
was receiving Ts in money and ed. in kind weakly. Defen-
dant was • girl. man, who could earn 30, a seek, and he
asked for an order for the full amount -The Beach made
an order on defendant to contribute Si. 6d. • week and to
pay the unto.
Bourn or 00wnliaCT.-Wol4ges fformegs, a sietherd,
laorartren'Jaohaadn Ford"aarrorer• fgaermaat.7o76f;n6:llooW'rknallenthal."rwActho
claimed Mk damages for the defendant having left his
employ whilst his term of service was -Mr. H.
T. Trranion, of Pre, appeared for defendant. -Plaintiff
said be sugared defendant at the Dorchester Hiring Fair
•oi the 14th of February, sad he entered his service on the
6.h of April under an *tremor to serve him for or yew.
(Prong handed in his pocket-book, containing the agree-
ment, and stated that defendant visa to receive II& • week
emir with • house and garden. 20 lug of potato ground.
half a ton of coal& 1109 of fume, • penny per hrd for lamb-
ing, and to be paid extra if rioting in harvest or soy
other work). Defendant left him on the 11 th of a
although he told him Ile should summon bun if her 0::
He deducted 30t from defendant's wages for the produce
of his garden and potato ground, which he took away with
him, sail he claimed .11 more, Its, of which was for fetch-
ing defendant's goods, and the remaining Mk, for the
,medee hod potato grotto& He had had to attar the
rem himself. lostead of looking after 20 men he hod
bar...tin& sad to pay himself he ought to hare claimed
£lO-Mr. Traumatism truer plaintiff had hardly made
out his claim to 40, in addition to the 1106. be had already
deducted. Plaintiff found fault with defendant, who loft
under the strocomnis belief that ha could do so after giving
• month's notice. He asked the Bench to reduce the
damages to one-half, which he thought under the Gnome.
stances would be • fair amount.-Th. Bench made an
order on defendant to pay to.. damages and 4s. 11. Wein
Cairn= TO &EMIL -Joke Orme Luber, baker_ , of
Coifs Ord*, was summoned for delivering bread at
&immerse on the Bind instant without •oele• sad
weights.-Dedeudant did not appear. -P.C. Naas aid
defendant had sears but no weight& -The raserlatearee
imposed • floe of lit and coma, Iti.
161111/31112.11g1rt IT • Swam. -Grew Gala Of Wi of ri th
Newburgh, was summoned for embezzling is. 7d., the
=of his master, Mr. Thomas Bucombe, miller, of
Hering, between the lad and WO instant -
Prowertor said defendant had bean in hie employ for some
time. and it was his duty to deliver goods to coursers.
On the 19th of August • man in hi. employ named
Strider delivered a quarter or. of to
Trend, ;on the 15th of August the dero;d7i:t deli=
five loaves to John Marsh; and on July tith defender
delivered • bushel of bran and • shilling's worth of
Pollard to Et crud Rims, and • similar lot on the Mod of
July. In each cam the goods were loosed to the=
and be had not received the moan -111maroth
wife of Henry Trench. of Winfrith Now said she
received a quarter cwt of pollard from Mr. lesco.nb. ea
the 19th of August, and ahe paid defendant it for lion
Lb. following day.-Jane Kers& daughter of John Marsh.
of Coombe Komar said she paid defendant is. 6d. for
Owe looms on thee 16th of August -Ann Sure said the
paid defendant 44. lit for two bushels of boon sad 2a.
w sib of pollard on the lad of August. -The deferent
admitted the rharge-Mr. Samantha said he could prove
that defendant had embessied more than C. H• did
not know this at the time be took out the summons, orb.
should have charged bon with some heavier ansousts.
He had no reason to he dissatisfied with defendant until
within the last few mootr-The Chairman ear 'bathing
wais so bad aa fraudulently using other
He hoped the lenient sentence of • montretaird. h=oli
would make the &loudest mead his ways.
A Berri or Tirrimas.- Waiter fierdisig. a fishermen
of (tonnage, eras summosed for being druak and riotous
on that town on the 11th inst.-Defendant was or me -
1° C. Freeborn sold his an= ion was called to the Victoria
Hotel tap on the Sunday night intimation. He (rad the
deleudaat then making red bad Irma& and threaten-
ing what he word do to the young policeman. He saw
that defeadeat use very drunk and at his veensst the
barmaid ordered him out of the house. Defasd.as left
hut west in liallia, and loth the =mar sod him
then ordered him out Tr dernithat mode nee of very
bad language In the street -Colonel Kara said defer
der who did not appear would be need much more
heavily than those who did, and imposed • penalty of Lis.
and lin costs. Wien, a labourer, of Beramage, was
adallidiwiefemotlinaeieTtalart":.d:osolla.i.gthezelsahlaaat77::::beenewbectea:r!.U".4PF;.lnCteklatglitignltbalii!,.:lf rlintraht'rt:ol,ooll.4.atEasillattb6!..stimgrait,..thil.t.fftelai:/::thbeckdintah.the e;.:
supply the deferent with a:Lytton'. The clefezeliat was
so drunk that be fell down more than 110 time& • womaa
dent said he only drank two direefreoltr 10thees of ro
swisteat'makibeh'7-91eulds.PricumingC? FfrvoualaarlakitonerlialhamlicTizatish roadaa:straigkel.thrwtohrybethwthelabaffers......tmalla:wdm:rhhiktehl
saw hue fall down many timen-Delendsat was tined fis.
was similarly suonnoned.-Didendant did
bit sciPssr.-
P.C. Freeborn said deferant wee with Wicks. and be
. . .. . . . . - ... -. .

no
reams why persons • ho asay have ham . .
Irsvection of the lets or ia iimorante Amid toe to
do so when the fault is p..44g0g out. Beside X apd
33 Victoria wee pawned • rood deal within W you .00 05
(Mr. 8) moods) oilint not have bad the honour of ....
lag before the Bock with reference to • stapler
niattar sloop it was a...ed. But he &eked the
Banda to look at a D gest of the law. The
magistrates then retired t c anti on their return,
Tahot was &eked ity Mr. Ayling to preside, on
0000001 of 'h. blt., kent'enzan's detective bearing.—
Mr. Arden had held the mut) Of the het bad been carried
out) aad he advised the Bench tto proceed. —Mr. Slinonda
maid th• Bench to grant bite a cam for the superior
mark—This was even•u illy refused. unris• Kr. Afflag"
edvlae.—Mr. Symonds returned there oriel t he some
meano of raising the toe-Lion, elsewhere, without • C.."
hieing granted. He e told n• t help thinkin, there mu‘t
b • an eztraordinsry determinatton cot to have the pro-
castings hers reviewed be Mould be eery glad to have a
decision on advice of bin as it would be • guide for the
future, even after 20 years' experience.

AFPUCAWON FOR PEW uczecx.
Mr. bL 0. Weston. with Mr. H. T. George, applied for •
licence to the Marine Hotel, Bank-bitildinge kept by Kr.
Davis, also of the Golden Lion.—He was opposed by
amoral legal gentlemen, led by Mr. G. Symonds. Doe'
chaster, the other. present (who Were all understood to
°pyres), being_ Mr Howard, Mr. P. H'oper, Mr. Poo..
(Dosebeeter). Mr. Weleford, Mr. W B Barrett. and Mr.
T. A. Hanna—Me Weston remarked on the array of kcal
We" eisight blot; l'ut he took this as • sigti of the
necessity for the license, for if the clients of thees gi att.
men did not think the house was v 517 much needed, and
would have • great deal of roam they would not opPoss,
and this showed the necessity for the meebtrates granting
the license He read a requisition in faireng of the license.
which he rid was slmoe't universally signed, and stating
that " Adjoining Is tie of the Wernsouth and
Channel hien& 8 earn Packet Company, and the license
will be a great couveuience t passengers from thaw
yawls, arriving at each times at night as all t is other
bosun s» closed. The house is brim and commodious
and suitatie for • fimt-class faintly hotel, the application
for the license is made with the atiprotal of the Greet
Western Railway Company, and the Weymouth and
Channel Islands Steele Packet Conapiev. The town of
Weymouth derives trot pecuniary benefit from the latter
company, who are txelefure entitled to the accents tels-
don This memorial wal signed be the Ishotole
hishels.l°6 melding in Weymouth. Mr. Weston
I Continued if the Bosom were granted It I. the In
tention of Mr. Davis to cop -nd a still lergersum of money
In hulloes' enlarging the premien and perhaps raising the
; boons • story. It is very nicely renovated and !Steil up,
' end the license would he • great advanoage, for Mr.
Davis had had several letters from Fentlemen setting
they could not think of going there in consequence of
having to try beforehand for their liquor, and wait while
It was being sent for from another hotel. Mr. Weston
• was opposed to granting licenses to low clan bourse, but
• this Is used by passengers to sod from the Channel
Islands and Franc.; the Island's boats arrive bare et two
or three In the morning, and they cool I fancy the atata of
ladies and children oilers long voyage if gm, had to seed
all over the town before they could gets place to oaf their
beads in. But In this caw they would simply ha.. to CO
direct to the hotel, for the Commissioners of Costowis
had twen kind enough to allow the luggage of the w-
ain/Ws to be examined in • room under the roof of the
hotel. The Great Western and Chanrsel Islands Steamer
Companies were very anxious for it; and if ever there was
a case where • Beenite should be granted it was this one
He could easily understand why so many gentlemen
should oppose—it was because their clients thought that
If this house did not int a license the business would be
divided between them. But in fact the greater yert of
the Imainesi would arise from the persons arriving by
these host,; and the house itself, being nicely fitted up,
would he • credit to the localiey. According to the terms
of Mr. Davie'. lease, he is hound to have people waiting
for the arrival of the streatithinets, to supply them with
refreshment ate fixed tariff, there twins an understanding
be .hould amply all the pioniengers at thy same price as
In charged on board the steamer. : thug they were eninired
against Imposition. Another great convenience would he
that a bell Is rung in tie hotel helot, the host. leave, so
that paseenters can remain till the last momPnt in the
hotel. Kr. Wertni then reed lettere, testifying ti the
admirable way in which Mr. Dine hail conducted the
Buie at Glooreetar, iochttinr one from the
an'are!, also (rote Superintendent Grippe, &P.M chief
constable. Mr. Arden said he was requested by 8;r
Daniel Gooch, cheirman of the Great Weetern
Company, to hand • letter to the Bench. In fawmr of the
applicant. —Mr. Symond. rani Sir D tniel Gooch wan not
the right man to write Intere to toe Winch no such •
ointoJect —A man k being interposed Mr. semoade eaid
he should footerem his opinion shout Sir Daniel Gooch or
any other person who did no.— rho dared to cribe a letter
I. • Rertob of roMilOrews on • Onmtion before them. this
way. Whether it was Sir D iniel Gooch or one ow. elee he
indel It was • re.ovlalon. tile ro any,,,,, to "req.. a lettor
to o Bench of magistrates on nuch • question. He repeated
it wag scandalous thing frem a perann in Sir Daniel
Croak's position to write a letter to influence a Bench on
a question that would come before them judicially. Let
the man come Into t' e witness bnx, and let him give his
evidence. like other persona—Scene of the magistrates said
the Bench would take upon therrme'ves to decide, without
being influenced he the Uttms, —Mr. Symonds Yes, and
outsider, have no hoodlums to write lettere to the Bench.
—Mr. Ailing remarked be thought it. very extraordinary
cireumstence the Cuatnm-hoime should beheld in • public-
housa—Mr. Symonds believed he could show the nature
of sorne of the statements made --Mr Weston returned
they knew it was• usual thing for perrpletn get tertironnials
to charscter. Supposing thee advertised for a Superin-
tendent ernuM they not say that teetimonials to character
ahnuld he obtained. It was neeemorr for him to Produce
testimonials to character, and if they were not sufficient,
be would he allowed further time to obtain them. Surely
peranna. who bail been to Mr. Davis'', hotel, and found it
well conducted were parties In give teertimnniala and be
had several such. amongst other. from Mr. CM...byre.
—Mr Hanne • That it 'he enlicitor of th Liceneed
. . . . .

Victualler'. Awincistion at Gloucester.—Mr Weston had
others from the Mayor of Gloucester, Mr. Bridges, town
clerk of Cheltenham ; Mr Henry FAwanie. I.P
and others. After noise quoting from lettere, the
evidence was taken.—Mr. We t,n's clerk funned the
notice. were posted. sod John Chick thee the notice on
Bark Mew was pot up on two Rued Dsvi•, the
anelireat. said he opened the on Mon 13th. and now
produesel the hed.hook, showing the glumly., of beds
oreupled. On the first bight three rienione slept there,
sod on the last niche, 90 pawn., fiell einee its opening.
, The people at the hotel got up esoveisilv at the arrival of
the boat., the hoots meeting each bost an it &Mose. A
hell is rung in the hell ten minnten before the starting of
the Mate and a cold collation i..Prelbll for the pureeneers.
Repeated application. were made for liquors; het thoee
who wanted them had to pay before having the spirits,
He MIA nnAer an arraneement to supply pitmeneere at
fixed tariff, and naneengime luggage I. extmined in the
hoses Haying sent away three or four famines daily, he
purpoeed haying increased accommodation. The pnhlic
aepreciated the advantine of hie house, amine them
end clue people, member. of Perliament, clerrymen and
larißea —Mr. Symnnde : Had a houseful nf company now,
and he had a morn, meemenwr running from ens hotel
to the other. He lived at the Marine Hotel, hie brother
formatting the &Aden Lion Hotel —Mr. Symeindo : Dot
the town clerk of Cheltenham did not like Mt Did he
write thin letter at any partial's, time of the day i—Mr.
Davis: He wrote it between 10 and 11 of the dar. I think
it is • pity he, not here.—By Mr. Si wind.: The lease is
token out in the names of Meson. Wind,' and Nohbo.
Mr. Wirnble is the general manager of the Weymouth and
Channel Inland. Steamer Company : he has an rain in
the hones. The offinsle shnt off from the hotl on the
istuth side —Mr. Symonds: I bossily see • testimonial
from Mr. Montag., —Mr. Dtvie : I don't think hew 'nil
give me one, fur alit treated him to kindlv.—Q. Why
Barium I had bin locked up. —By Me Seems an t
Mr. Viekery has cautioned me that rands were not
allowed in it privet. retnn for don't know
cards are played there.—Q. You have had • enexention
shout card-playing I—A. No, Mr. Vickery gave me a
moral caution about keeping the hotel respectably, and
said if I kept it like mypredecessor. I should have no
complaints. and I have had no complaints. I dare say
there is plenty of drinking accommodation in the town;
hut there ix not sleeping accommodation. especially in
this part The Victoria end the Royal have both had to
take additional houses for sleeping thin year. I am not
surprised at bearing there are over 100 publichousee in
Weymouth ; there I. room for a few more. It is not a new
arrangement for 'tamers to arrive at three or four o'clock
In the morning ; it has been going on MIX* Way. I
believe it han been the custom of the Great Western,
during the Kummer mouths, for their vessels to arrive at
4 to 7 in the morning. I want accommodation for the
public, and for my private benefit; I should not open the
Hotel without Therein, covenant in the lease binding rne
to a particular tariff. The learn is for 7, It, or !I years ;
I am on a sliding wale, on the Decease;i but the increase
I. net dependant on my getting • license—Mr. Symonds
read out a clause, reserving—" An additional ZIO rental,
so soon es • !benne shall have been duly granted and roo-
m...et—Eventually the hearing of the application was
adjourned until Tuesday next.

IV Mil

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