The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-31 00:00:00

DORCHESTER DIVISIONAL LleENsiso mEgnso.

The annual Wunder seedons for the Dorcheater disision arm
held last SatunLay. at the Shirehall. Th.
were -14. WiMum. Saq. (dminttm). E. W. tio Miami. It. H.
0. Swadleld.J. Brytn-r, R. 0. F. Steward. 0. Warry. C. H.
fierafiteld, and H. N. Middleton. Ears.
The renewal of the old licenses
On the New Inn Port and, being enlkd, Superintendent H.'e
auggested that Mrs. Ilichlmarsh, the leo.lle4y, should be min.
Cooed The Chainuan warned hcr that there ems a complaint
against her house, and that she must be careful, as they would
be very pariieular about the rumwal of these licenses for the
future. Superintendent Hare. to the landlady. in • quiet non
of way :" lie outdid what partite )on admit to your h dare, and
beet.
• E.ng
d••
i 84;Ivort7" Portland (tlr. T. Franks). wee also
, cautioned. Superintendent Hare said he kept the police an
" inirmsonable time" at Ills tier na Sunday morning—Hr.
Timed obi. eta] that this was improtsr. Prangs had been um-
m on the clung*, and was men nitte4l. - -Mr. Coombe thought
the Suoerintendent put It rather t rong ; th.re men toter
delay in opening the door.- -The Chaomtan told Franke to let it
be a caution to him for the future.
' .

Appitcatioa• for beerloonte certilhatea were next taken.
At the outaet, It watt thaersod that evidence of due rating
and good character would have to he given.
There watt diacusahM •• to what Wutild he proof of the
ruing qualintatUlh......

iiinonds said the rate book mug b.
Mi r. onernl altrUed t hat t . LILA n... 44 ro,u. niLb.
oath cif the applitant would mutfive ; ho urged the difficulty of
producing the rate bk./4. and that In cases where the certificate
was sound) renewal .4 the liceioe tits rating need not he
Mr. Weston put it that the onus of insure:lent
rating did not root on tho piic.l bot on say pernm object-
ing. A person haring beenlicensod showed ba was sufficiently
rated.

The Chairman said the Bench had no doubt but that proof
of the rating Iran
oved by the rate brequisite, Mid they should require it to be
prook.
Mr. lizard asked lithe Bench would nosily to the Overseer.
that they must produce the rate hook.,
The Chairman said it sae utiusnal to, tn. naØotraice to
VIM, summons. to enable an applicant to pnive ho. mac. I
Mr. Howard mid that the Act Mil no, give any p aver to the
Bench to summon aitnesmo. and he urged tlmt use a ground
for reLd requiring ouch proof. To ensure the (Simmers produc•
bur the rate book they must get Crown subplot..
Mr. Symonds maid that could he done loor oh. SI each.
and alien lelleW the book was in court it c-mid he used for aU
,1 the two..
I The Citairnoui mid the Bench refused hi gr.
for the Ocereceri, or an) thing departhut from the .„,,w
practice.
Mr. Weston then asked if it was nett...try for applienns.
for Des certideatts, who had not the rate book here, to open
their magi to-da), or would appliistion at the adjournment
sulßce.
The Chairman aid it wan not necessary for them to proceed
to-da3 •
strathentemthehkadP4beeLTisikoinngmth'etWitiangtterthe
(hlt„l..ndrid":4dyl'uhthernadn."'4l:".tdoubt that their fret dechdon to have
the rate book produced MIA the proper one, hut in order to
Nonnito maker', they would not insist upn that but would
ist as evidence f proper ratini the old excl., licenses.

' Tbls concession on the pert of the Bench enabled almost all
the appikants to 'fire the proofs required. Superintendent
Hare told the magistrate. as each beerhouse was mentioned of
the way in which it had beets conducted. It was generally
i" well."
In the one of Mr. William Hardy. landlord .1 the 1 larpentere
Ann., Putidletows, the tittperinteinkra coMplahled of the
tray in • hkh It la tondneteg,—Mr. Bryant. (on the
Illsinch) ironed hint of being stripped to fight in Mu.
4,4 tsro or three days ago. itardy denied It 4llg.thor;
'Ant &shed wh,tt he eq. out nalatin t.: Mr. Br, nor : Ira! he
.
I 'mow. I'N e had Information sclera' toots, 111.1.'irli.id•
1 „ The Peirce .1 r Niel. Pildtlktown. kept In r. F. Greening,
aa Teported by Superintendent Hue to be •• tory badly con-
ducted." Mr. Weston, who supp.rted applicant. told there
was a complaint made. but the magiorate• dismissed the esse.
li. bad a certificate to character signal by the two wantons..
trc.—Adlourned. ,
The Ocean Ware. Portland. was add to be badly oThiticted. --
Adjourned
Mr. ChalleaThorne, ne the Bloc HO, l'ortianti, applied. lie
had haken og the business from Mr. J. e. Word, and produced
his 'keno from the excise. Mr. Symonds objected that Ws
was a non application. clef flat TI. mii I, not rated. --
AdlournoL
Th. btAlldlad, Chesil, Ca. reported badly conducted. and was

adjourned. .
Janie. Edward Cos. Greyhound Inn. Portland, was Objected
to. The Orin-man sait partJculare had been aupplied to them.
no bed that he dui not wish to meek about thew. but the, reused
a oertifitate.
Mr. 'lowan' epplord for A eeetilictte tht. 1....01 Oak, Port-
land, 1..,14 held by Samuel Gibbs.- Mr. Limo's'. oidoctinc inked
the character of the home. -Mr. Heard said the ownenetip of
the house was changing. and In a month a nes tenant would he
In It. Mr. Symonds .511 11 era. Idling for a license for • per.
son they did not know. --Caw adjourned.
Joospb floral+, of the Victory, was tatitioned nate get fined

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egahl.
Mee Legg, of the fillmona' Arms M•yte Regis, net cluttlutie I.
Jitney Metjer, of Mlle Ibeiits gecpuig the ship, ~...,
ollutiontal Mead Netting on Kunnas morning.,
The new epplivatioly, for spirit Menses were next taken.
Mr. Westonapplied on behalf of Mrs. Nerthoter, the New
Inn. at Marquis oft:malty. Chickendl. She hat kept • beer.
house eversince beerhouses were r.tablished. and their had not
, been a duel° complaint against her. The him.e um a mile
I and a hall out of We) month, on the nay to Chiekerell. A
la:stint...lei to ammeter am ptoduced, ..... otimusi) Arm'.
Mr. Thant applietl on behalf of Santini Smith. o the Sow-
null 'raven,. Portland. lin the waives biting proved. Mr.
5y111010601*4.1 CO the form id tho Howe, . Mr. Tuned' May
I ask for whom you object 1 Mr. Symonds : For myself. ale
one of the 'whin : that's all vou're aititted to ask. - Mr.
Timed : Very ital. then it's • pine/nal twitter.— Mr. SYulut,tds
~id that as Mc. Tined chow to take It as a pet ..teuil queeton
In would my that the legialaitire none contemplated breed's
coming to mak for licensee for house belonging to
th.wwir.'". or wlYine, ait was done In • previous
cam, "Sib do grant a linens., and we'll Put in •
WOW tenant in • month." The Act only provided for the
occupier coming to apply for himself. He objected to the
denription .4 the occupathm . 4 the house, for the lag throe
years. Ur. Timed maintained his notice at aecurate.—Tin
Bench oterruled the objection, saying there irte do ndelowling
by it. —Mr. Tilted said the awhesnt had been a sailor, and was
discharged eith a fret-class cettllleate. He predueed •
nut:tenantn eirnod memorial, in favour of the Scope being
granted. He timed further that Myr Traveller'a Moot public.
tsum having • woe time ago been taken by the llovernment
and pulled down, was an atkiditional reasn why this license
should he granted,- By Mr. Symentrt: Thin wet in Brion-
lane. The memorial P. dirped principally bY people working in
the quarries. Dr. I.l.truthene awl Br.
.14.ittl.loni lived nodes
hill. A great many if the Bendel& signed It beeaute thcy had
• eon and• brother injured In the quarrle• Sr month. ago. and
I gave him tome brandy. fir. Carruthers mid if they had had
to gone far., the New Inn foil he would have been dead--
the breath would hare been eons out of Ms body. -- By
Mr. Tigard: Was repeatedly naked for apirits. Had now to
dote at II o'clock. Mr. Symonds mid there ma. no oecatilon
for new licensed boniest in Prothoid, bet rather for 4redu,tiop-
Already there ws. • public-hotne for every 146 of the peptila-
lion, Including 1500 convicta, men. se men, and children.
Leaving out the convicts. there would be house for every 109
people, counting men, women, and children. The object of
i getting sgrt litt;enses mse
eard ttaitkee.Lor.tit .1! night, a:tti!attil:, day.
wan
! desired to mil, as there was no pn.fit on theist, but that they
wished to sell beer all nlyht.
Mr. Timed next applied for the Britannia Hotel. Fortune's
Well, kept b y Mr. - Warren. aril he urged that yearly the
number"( visitors to Portland Ism increasing anti that Warren
ned eonsiarit appllpsalana for ledrita A memorial was pre-
sented sighted by the Ili.. J. 11. Jen..o,, Mr.?. atiiiiAge. ye.
Timed (a teetotaler). ac. As to their helm, no profit in eterits,
Mr. 'Beard Lamm! Mr. Symonds that he was wrong (laughter)
In ens...examination of the applicant Mr. Symonds elicited
that there are several other licensed houses in the neighbour-
hood,
Mr. John Turd, of the Albion Hotel. Reform, aPPlied, sup-
ported by Mr. Firm& fly Mr. St num& : House Just the same
m last year. It i between the Ocorye and l'unth boil, end
Roil
there sr. the Lion beerhown nearly otissete. You are
asked for virile r visitor.? y ...s, ‘,. have beep. Do they
ask for spirits? mu dill Did I? Tex. But you knew hotter
than to supply me ? I did (laughter). Mr. SYmondt urged
that this and the mullein application, was Amply an appeal
trim the dmishaust pectic,ou years, there being no new circuits-
glances In either ease. • • ,
Mr Timed then appneti for in. Terminus hotel, , kept bi
Mr. Hobert 1... It In clon upon the beach at Portiano, at
near the railway. A well-signed memorial eras prodneed.—
Mr. Synnotuln objected, and in answer to him Lano .aid he hal
occupied the house ruore than • year. There were two or throe
refrishment hotline between him home •nd the dation. The
Loni Clyde tra• SO yards oil. The New Inn tree • little furtber
off. There were various other beerhnutse in the neighbour-
hood. Mr. Syrn Is urged that their was ho necessity for
licensi”g this house for the public aecommodetion.
Mr. Symonds studied on behalf of Mrs. Eunice !Whom of
West Knighton. Up to the present time there was no public-
hone lit the pariah. • memorial was presented signed by the
Re:tor. nage, and otherzinelpsi lariebncen .
After • nnnutes' eons- ratoon, the Chairman said thm re
fiend all the applications crept that from west Kniyhton.
Front the populaiion retums of Portland, they found It Irnt.
pomihie to license nay more borne. there.
The adjourned minting sae Surd for the T7th September.