The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-29 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1882.

and Mew. Mout, Mr. B. Oakley, secretary, Mao
there. At 10.16 the rionimittes host hoisted an
inamense bine peter end fired a gee, when the first
four wen soon on the move, but Silver Star,
at her moorings. The rid cruised round for
the start; but Ammons was too hasty, ercesed the
line too woo, and had to sweep round and manse ;
Mirada timed it exwotly, and went off with • rare
lead. Soon they Inn all off, the greet schooner
followed by Aasmaciaa, Lorna, and filenthoond.
Lamson& jibbed at the buoy, sist • tremendous spin-
naker, sad reached away after the schooner, but could
not catch her. Passing Riugateed the yawl (Lorna)
wpm-ed to come up and obillaage Annasioas, and off
the White Moth* they were well tHigfehert but when
nearly as far as Lulworth they Alf ted toPlitlis os
hoard the ADOHHOHH• and she 'heady threatened to
run Miranda hard for the prize. The yawl also had
her chance; but Sl.uthoun4 was behind from first to
last. The bream was now • fair Mang one, and the
Yachts had liresZd • ram se was ever sus la
Weymouth, cum as follows :-
Ist Raerid. lad Round.
HWL IL IL I.
1
Miranda 12 50 33 3 25 a
Lorna 12 a 44 3 10 114
Assumes 1 0 9 3 V I
Sleuthhound 1 4 41 3 40 19
Thus Miranda wee first In, sad beautiful she looked
co she glided along from the Moths to the line; Lorna
soon followed; but Ammons, the third by selling
won, by time allowance, the first prim.
Soon after the first yachts had got away, the atten-
tion of most wee devoted to the

Bahama Bms.

SS far outlets belonging to Lim goinawea, sad mama
hirr bort —rhd,- al Ina ua, Sed. Al, tih.
lea Ilsets.
No. 1,2, and 5 started, tbe latter being
i
for she was a 10-oar
m , the others pulling lrearP
imams gm's'. with which the young tare Puuaa this.
boats would make them dnogerous meadss in
oollbdon, for they mud out down floythinif of raison'
able she to the water's edge. No. I went ahead, and
kept the lead till they woo by titres or four linttbs
No. 2 wig a long distance ahead of the 10-oer.
Sawed best: 3,4, end 6 (a 10-ov) wank No 1•41.1
haring about two lengths' start. It was • splendid
mos, and No. 6 won by about three-quarters of •
length, No. 4 was snood, No. 3 being a full been
length behind. The boys thee were ordered—" Put
on your blue frocks," and they had a breathing Urns
before the next beat. Then, Noe. 6,2, 4, end 1 went,
and No. I we. again first, this time"y sereral knells i
6 was mooed, 2 was thia, and No. 4 was last by say
distance.

Osly these two entered, but bLr. J. Cook, jun., did to sea, and he boated for the lead, elms my to fetch
as a good letra by emniag up with his boat of that victualling for the committee. The Pries also did
name. She wee • 1.11-feetor. Oslo were going di for what lay In their pow-r—ry the emonsittee "At this
the yawing ; this made the little ones' skippre all in • point the reponse' led. Say the Pre m e--" Seeing
f end the start was anyhow k Good Ala being five the eareme and imminent danger of the oommittets
astern, Good Turn and Foam ran on; but the the representative" of the Preis took boat, in order to
latter meased to got out out, and wee not timed. send the ro ket apperatus and lifeboat to their std."
Gondola samaged to pick up • good deal of her lost Sotto public ' Twee quite too awfully cold for the llls•
thus, but %wean% good snoughtu ma, ebs times being boattocomeOut." Capt. Bowen stuck to the ship like •
thus t— true commander, and King Cole kept up the dignity of
let Boun& bin gond. his Aloe, with firmness and resiseation. Onions and
L . es_ I. w. 15. L 00., seeing the danger, sot out two powerful steam
Good Tam 11 Ile ig I 11 46 31 tugs, resorted the oommittee, and towed them In
Goode's
12 30 4° I 11 4° 44 triumph round the yachts. On arriving et the Pier,
The mains of the little yachts was very spirited and they were ekkewaed with hearty chews, and for the
god throughout. The people in Monti were still nea few days it will be the correct thin to doe-
mere Intarsatad in the MOM epee* foe which the --,Stulate them al their thrilling weeps from ship-
Clausen Committee thoughtito tax them M. each, by
letting them on the Pile- at that price instead of wreck. So ended the Regatta with • proper
sernsation, in the mlciet of oal I gales and drizzling rein.
the universal bronze. Ay more thou the Provsouo and—may we say t—just all but • wreck that might
Lay's company showed they had souls above threepennii have been more disastrous then that on the reef of
bits, and headed over the min to the Council as
they had been at • collection in church. Woe.ob. A goodly
maw saved their moon for nest Sunday, and
stayed on the Esplanade. The swimming epees was
MAW out by buoys carrying coloured flies, and •
barge was occupied by the committee, of whom Mr.
Howard Bowen was hon. secretary and Mr. John B.
Ono starter. The gentlensaa named es referee wet
keet to sight, and the Alm wont into oommindoo, Mr.
Ools hallid..g mainly to settle between Weymouth,s
imtia• and • Mal live lord—• hard matter it wee, too.
I But let us rotors. The Council "gave earth and
water " to Use swimmers and dives", • ballast barge
serving to hide their mealy forms pro toe. from the
ladies, and it later times they appeared like Indians
with their warpeint on—to wit, adornments of Har-
bour May. That ballast barge we owe muck too, for,
though fitted up as • dressing-room, fearfully made,
&osseous to walk round, end holding • lot of wind,
shore didn't drag her anchors, as did the black barge
before it was over, as she saved es from running
through the fleet, and being cad perhaps on Osmington
beach, with no lobeters got ready far our tea. Perhaps
It was out of rasped for the yacht-racing Marquis of
Alla% that they attend to. programme and had first
the

PADDLN CANOE STICEPLN CRASS.

Oyer 6 Bars, carrel.' the Gessoes round the Turning Post
100 sr le on the Phons. PIM Prise ; Second Prise
10.. Four Canoes to starter no rasa latrine, 7.. ls.

(listiums.)


li•dies
C bddi
R Harvey
H BLscloo
VaUssa

Those were the entries, except Hedges, who turned
up at the start; but then come of the others stayed
away. It was fan to see the unaccustomed one, try-
* to get over the bus, Slade did it very neatly; but
others hung between heaven and WIN their lip greatly
delighting the spectators who roared enough to maks
'one morons. Some drooped into the canoe and tap-
steed her, and ono holding on to one end, the oth r
sticking in he air, mused a furore of joy. If that man
had made a °Dilution he'd have got some ha'penes.
Hedges, who wasn't on the cord, was first, and Caddy
second.

houwajuire cloaked beads, three of this umber tertose an widow, tlia right bon. asatiessen said he
iiid 0..., or* wow. I hare great Osamui is swiss afraid be could not undertake my work outside th
(rem* t aaii.tene., blvoriabl7 remotied i'M led"' Mlle dm& be bad left Ida. Mr. Meier le
that tee oe en of ilia bonsai always renalted we the House of ammo,. Ho wiobod to
ocootootie . a
eels tease In owe lastease, that of ths Row lii. Ow i„,
leading
tturd,stwiwaainrireloth.
°waved
octet and
the
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Oseisio.arsorkitrt- tymatt.ibe mr,. .tbsym.twmids disara"askymoodhhatto
ooldsi.htiLt
must be In tit, reeolleetton of sour eonourable beards, is and than I will come boob Wk." replied Mr.
that no Isso then Win landlords haws boon preload I Inadotolts.
the bap& foe minas,' to supply intozloated peasoss with The crowd tamed each member of ithe party, an
intr.! 0,• '.411141 gives for gm Gladstone, who cheerily

drink.
I er,_ fratkinen.
Your obedient
irservant._
Samiu. A. Virg,l3l
8
Mr. Skeet applied liniter "TI
.
IMIS Wia.laB"B4L f6TPtheall Pgiel‘Pattlead
Railway Hotel. do the Min of Eranael Gear. 11, Lae
street, Iffelo 'rho Reed where there is already a beer
fiance. Mr. Street's cler ,k 8 ether, proved pathos the
notice on the door. or St Mare and Cbriat Onurch
Emanuel Goa. of the Portnd Hotel, 11, 'Horeb's**
proved arias the orbse on the cherish doors. • grad
many people asked Mr for wine, and be thought h.
ought to haves bossed
By By, gyenooda ; People who erne from Rolled* by
the water's edge care to his howls Ant, rid V sy sone-
tames asked him for ninth The QUIRJP, the Fountain,
the Hall Moore, the San, sod the Somerset were in tie
; same street
Kr. Street ludslel in the man's ch.recter.
Mr. Byroads said nithing against V. man a. • beer.
boueekeep it, hut there were An lie .n..-d hours la the
same stree,. It Waf hi. Giver/Inc- that •hea • bane,
wee athe I to people . skel tor spin e. but in this oar
there err a change, and p °old were esl.i ti want Wine.
He submit el than was no scarcity of such hours in
Weymouth.
iITSTLZ-SineleClL
Mr. Elvin Burnett. of Dorchester, spoiled for a Boson
lor • house is Myrtle-tartar, an Increasing neighbourhood.
A thur Mead proved serving the notice.
By fir. Syron& : A plot of ground was laid out for
bulletins just oppgrata this place, be thoostit ; but he had
not notkr-it it This wee, very tars boor, and applica-
tioa war made for it last year and refired ; but tn, neigh-
bourhood was • growing one. some few houses were there,
he thought. No public-bouaes were near, within MO or
1100 yards. Th. Belvidere. be should think. was WO yards
off, the Rest and Welcome, and the Boot, th• Rook, end
the Rai way And
Haar/ Wither, applicant. stated tin bones bet rooms,
mostly large, •nd there to • pilot ground laid out *worth
There are PO new boors there, moan norcupired and err
building. Would swear the Mos of buildlog land wee
three area, thought it morn He had eight rooms,
kitchen, scullery. and shop, the frontage being about IBM
Tour bedrooms were is the err hors, arid be kept no
servant. The Goa Works is Jost opposite, and if • man
there wean a glass of hoer, he bas to go POO or 400 yards.
Mr. Barestt put in testimonials ati to character from
regret wringer, iaslectlo the Rev. J. A. Bias and the
Rev. H. C. Ptsoo, and the of the Portland Lori
Board.
Kr. Symonds urged there use no evidence new beyond
that of libel year. and ibsy would not grant a Boers to •
sour because of a building plot end clone to the Gas
Howse He irked for the 'glottal of the lipase out the
ground there were no new aircatesetneeL
11.4111101D411tUT.
Hoopw asked for an off License frr Charles Bombe&
of Horgfordstrest. There was • petal= from the neigh-
bourhood, where the license is much required.
Mr. H. J. Moore proved weir ot the notice.
Masers. Pe/la aMste the Ditto.. oa St. Paul's Church.
Applicant, who to the owner of lb. premier, had bra
there 14 years, and oohed the boar sight years. The
boom was rioted. and • petition ea. probated, signed
by all the people In the neighbourhood. There use the
Castle within 100 yarn, rind another within 11) yards.
the Othisen. Military Aries lan. • memorial was Pre.
dueled, which applicant said be got from Mr. Ethowr.
Tour brewers' men signed it. memorial, he believed, but
wen not sure; • large number of f reale names were read
out
Mr. Spinals I You we rather strong in the lady or-
stithency, areal you (Lenebta.)
' The Mayor siud, pars wally tee signature of woolen's
prase to meraorial for Ofr linear would have more effect
on him than ones their berths the women would go
for their dinner bon.
By Mr. Symofris: Then were originally two hours, and
now they have sa internal corm cetion ; but two front
dorm. Applicant was rivet tor both houses.
Mr. Gibbi, ir.ittant eve-ger tor Wyk+, said the boos •
were rated at .€8 sod £7 4e., but to. £8 one eroild be
increred at the New A...anent Committee Meeting.
Mr. Syneondi said ep.dic tot had proved Mr. Licock
was tenant of tine of the horst ; but what nettwalip was
there for the lie,nse I They had heard • good deal of the
liking of women for beer, and he should think it more
objectionable for women to got is hour where they ooaid
get beer, a. It were, on the sly, than at • pethboboose.
There wag no Permit, far this hoar.
Mr. Burnett added that Wins Oct the signature. of
women, the rest of the thrateres were than of brewer,'
• men.

there.'
Mr. Glade Woe again @book bonds with the Mayor
sad then sawed the carriage, in which were ,esui,i
Mrs. (Modeles*, Lord Wolverton. and Mr.
en 4 drove to the station, taking the 9.30 train for
Loodoa.
Mr. aladetooe returns on Thum's, or Friday,
should the weather be floe, and he intim& to etay
short time in these waiters before he proceeds round
the onset on hie way to LlverpooL
Mr. Edwards had endeavoured to impress on the
Prime Minister that if be would kindly drive retold
the town be would give a great moot of pleasure,
and she 80. senothbil of the beauties el the place.

Ma. HODeDon, of the Victoria Hotel( was th,
fishermen's spokeentan in the late applieWen to Mr.
Gladstone, respecting the removal of wrecks from the
shore.
BI3L/ —Theßoy. T.
Andrews and Mr. Rees Fowler Preached the annieer.-
art sermons in oosneotiou with the Maiden Well
Bible Christian Suede School, on Sunday last, and
on Wedurodey the children had their annual treat.
Patios Exotteges.—P.C. Abrams is re-novel from
Portland to Wareham, being succeeded by P.C. Tart,
Wareham. This is supposed to be on scout% of P.
Abrams being married, and Taft single; pip g
women of Tophlil will find some to be on the Ink-our.
1111:111IOAL TILIAT.-03 Saturday eveubeg the baud of
the Portland Artillery Volunteers played is hoot .1
Victoria Building.,
_Moll, • chokes ergeet ion of tousle,
greatly to the delight of the ishallgtants. (tens ally
the only time they oblige the residents in ia Chr et.
was week, and this new departure I. very much
welcomed.
- Boscaerser Bore' ROL/Dn.—Two hundred an,l fifty
101 the Bow:sweet boys went on leave for 16 days on
Wednesday, going to Weymouth by the Prince
Mesmer. An engine and mintage, had been peeper .1
Tor them, and were wattles at the station I ber 'Ley
were unable to land at Portland no amount nf th
gala. The Prime also br,weght the PorfJand brie nub
her, and the whole body mwehed to the railway
station, Weymouth, whence they were deep daht d to
their various destinelows, the Portland boy. being
sent back to Portland by train. It seem. nd I that
the lads should go from the Boseswee t • P otlan I
I round by way of Weymouth; but so it seemed
necessary on goaount of the gale.
°Kora or H.M.S. B 060•31131.-7120 lads of thir eh dr
had an outing on Saturday, by the kind pertnisd. n if
the captain, and the chaplain bit. Tucker. There
were 26 of them, &compacted by Mr. Sir egg, the
erganistan. Mr. Patera. echoolmaeter, Mr. South,
W aerg and Mr. Guard. They went to Brkip,rt
by train, and had a couple of broken fr. m Mr.
ITucker's, who, as they drove to Chideoek, sad ...mil
there for refreshments. thence to the George Hotel,
Cbartnoeth, where Mr. Bryn had dinner ready, an I
gave these a capital spread. Aft r dinner thy weal
down to the ma dde, sod saw the various obis it- in the
neighbourbe .d,
_twine b .elt, sod went into the drawing
row, where Mr. South, Mr. Sprees, sod earl .4,
other lads. entertalowd them with song., to I tie
trrainee of the time were 14K1 moch by
, Yates. kfterwards they had a capital t-a, an
from there took • break, and returaecl. paeuu thrn..iir
Chide <h. Through the kin lwesa of the Ge ,t
Western authorithee, they had • through
and returned to Portland, havY‘g wpm! • pleasant
day.
egLens op Gieuntecni.—We undereand the the
Dorset Regiment are ordered to Alder-hot today
(Thursday) or tomorrow, carom for Egypt, and tb. y
will be replaoed by the Queen's Royal Wort Surrey
Regiment, 24d Foot, lat Battalion, whom B. er. are
tas follows s—Lieu.Coloorele F. J. He cy seri W. J,
Holt , Majors W. C. Wood, W. Clarice, G,
Woodard, J. B. Tupper, H. H. Mathews, and K
W. Broderick; Captains B. A. Beale E. A. Hugh,,,,,
C. A. Mott, A. H biouree, Colt, G. D. Rug
Harman, J. S. Collins, and I'. J. B. Donor; Lieu's.
C. B. Whittle, Z. 0. F. Hamilton, C. F. Prairie?,
A. F. Maltlsod, A. J. Adams, S. H. Rusin de-r,
G. Pickard Cambridge A. R. Price, C C. M or)
(adjt.), W. Thultlier, Is. fitevetoon, S. Godfrey,
G. Wildman Lushisigton, 8.. Dawrou, G. C liutwll,
and A. W. Taylor ; Paymaster W. M. kb,
Quartermaster J. McCabe. The D net R gim.rd
leave Portland by special train at 2.30 to in ran*
(Friday), the outgoing strength being 13 offi ere, rdl
men, 4 horses, 28 WiVell, and 44 children. The 1)-rot.
port detachment proceeded to Portem •uth no V.
day, in the troopship A.sistanoe, and them all go
to bevieruarterit at' Aldershot. This d t rcitri ot
numbers 330, bringing up the strength of the Regimetl
to about 900 men.

CITITIII TIXMIUNCS NOTZL.

Mr. Hustsble applied for lir. Oro, of the Ostler Tem.
on,,,nen Howl, for • bores for drinks, eacopt spirits, who
hod hoped to cornet his home oa torper.no• priaciPleri
but who found that, itotwitesta Ur Sloe Ribbon
Army, a: tie cud mere waded rneate of mother
Marcum
Mr. C ie. proved the notch.
Ifoe dolor oar —0 mild not the 'Wider sake ma
adangetarat with tite bore adjoining te put the houses
Into on. main I
Hontable put in memorial*. and let Core from
Mr. Sly and Kr. Graham, it vino that di Mon of the
had lend t Myr for beer.
dalhaeP_ iMayor:t Are they to
ey sorry I
?Ise Solicitor : N very glad. I think, dr.
By Mr. isymondi : Applicant would not mend out for
pr wine unless to moonier had • dinner. Did
n▪
ot line to be ern running through the direr with • lug
In hued to bay beer. Kr. Symonds said rim wes simply
an application for mother publiohonm became next
rear there would be an application for • license to Neil
spirit'.

CRIXSIOILD 110011, TEI PAM

Mr. Burnett applied for Thome John Palmer for this
license. twenty bonsai bad bean built sinoe last year. and
the locality require. it. Than are nine rooms and a
scullery. and the nearest home is the Stag. The applies-
t on was for a borne. to sell beer on the premises
A. Viur Tom Mead proved Cm notices.
Tampa. John Palmsr raid there was only Chelmsford
House in the street when he went there, and air had been
reoantly built. Be had flee children; be did not know
bow many wore sitting lg other people's fires, brat he had
deo at home.
Mr. Symonds reminded the Bench that the man bad
Rye children in be acoonamodat 61 lathe boos*, ant there
were no additional circumstanoes to warrant granting a
license to the house.

RANZLAO N-10 AD.

Mr. Hooper applied for the trandrr of the lianas of the
New Inn to a bett r situation. T. houses on ths clasp
In the neichbourhood of tin Nelson and New Inn an
prtur thick. and he applied for nmoval of tin Hann to
o. preniinan in R,nelash•road.
His notices were too late, and ha Intended to resew ths
application at the adj Alined licensing mantis&

BROWNLOW Ten3e.
Yr. Burnett said Kr. Gram yearchased the pleas of
land at the 021111/M or B-ovolowurtroet for a boki, and
It was very herd be could not get his liosase. The &pallor.
ti .n bed been bet ore them nearly three years.
Toe Mayor Is this the original piece of graund that the
CuteerveUve Land Society met apart for the building of •
Patel!
Kr Burnett: Yes, sir.
Arthur Torn Used proved the adios'.
Kr. Symonds sold Kr. Burnett had not shown that he
had advertised his notices Ina neersp.per.
Kr. Sornett held op the Telegram, and said that. looal
paper wee a public document. sod offered to pat it in.
Kr. Symonde argot that Mr. Burnett had &red Wools*
before be offered to put In rue t and be road not
remedy his omission to-day, though be might at the
adjourned mrettog.
The Bench dreided to tske the noCas.

Mr. Elyroolli'Zirti-a;;;;e—m-ati; of surprise tl hint ;
but he would ad her hienteU to bite merits. It was
matter of publio notoriety that the Otaservative Land
Society's plant had never been adhered to, and looking at
the et.te of things se at present, thee* was no neoeselill for
it
The )(Ivor asked if Mr. Groves would give up any
11c,ore if this w-ro intet-d.
Or. tonslltat on with Mr. Xenidge, Mr. Barnett said
he woula givu up the Hoene* of the W oloocs• Moms.

SZW AIIIIIVAL.

Mr. Orchard, the landlord of the New Arrival. was
galled up, and told that The Beach were very glad to kW.
ha had Sea doing better of lota Be had left • very good
situation f w this, and it woo his inexperienos that mewl
the Arm cimplointo
"The lidensf was renewed.
Altar retiring to &insider the appliostioon the
magistrate,' retorted, and the it iyor said it was worm
M great satief action to them to bear that all those who
made application appeared to be of good ehoracter ; there
was nottaing against either of them in any shape or form.
awl it that bed been the only thins to oossidst,the
magistrates would ban* granted ths n7liteloona Tbiy
• decided that no additionol lic-use shoal be granted; but
they made thissoosptioc, w.t refersoce ta the pin:4ollBnd
on which • good house was to be built and mothsr license
dropped, in order to obtain one for the new house ; they
would 'snot on that arrangement, and were quite me-
te, **Petal* applications to troader old limner
from bad neighbourhoods to good ones, esteecially if there
was aowattitodation for lodgers, winch the B•amb were told
was mu* required. They also understood that there in a
want of stabbing and provision, for that would Mosses
Munn in pantie, sew Howse.
This lianas was grouted Mr. Burnett on his promise
that the Welcome Name Horns. will not be token up.
Mr. Burnett: I She it that you will not entertain any
application for oe litenses
Tha Mayor : Thes wagiobribre are vary strong on that,
The adjourned liosuslag matting was Aged for Septem-
ber Bath.