The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-06 00:00:00

SHERBORNE.
lkown Sow.—The receipts for entrance fees
amounted to £205 5.

BLANDFORD.

DIVISIONAL PIITTT Sissies, emtarday.—Before the
Lord Portman (chairman), }lnv. J. WutL4, and J. J. Farqu-
har Jun.
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Licexam.--The whole of the licenses and certificates to sell
hear wen, granted. There were no new applicat for new
license.. The noble chairman, who, we are glad to say, appears
to have In a great meamre reeivercal from his distreming
aecideiit, plied attention to the provisions of a new Act,
eel Ming to the selling of bee, off the premises, and stated that
the lbdich had agreed not to tarry out Its iirovlnlons In the
strictest .ewe, believing that it wan Wended to 'top a prac-
tice "lodging beer to partite an,' either consumed It In en
adjacent arbour or bye-place, or net down on a bank on the
opiseite side .1 the road. Where nuch an infringement of the
Act was committed the Bench would imp..oe the penalty • but
not where a man called and had • glass or pint f beer, drank
it, and then went on. Ilia lonlship alio cautioned publicans
%alma drinking in their houses during the hours of divine
service, Mating that he hail been int .rmed of a home in which
a publican in Illandford, who had a drunken man In his house
before he put him out, bioked out to see that no one was about
Such conduct, he reminded those preacnt, would only cause the
Bench to be more 11eVeTC.

Jrriu SIAORR, of Stoumaine, who held A license to sell ca
the premises, waa informed by the Chairman that, thouxh the
Bench hwl then no !sower to withhold his certificate, yet as two
charges would be lonnixlit against him for contravention of his
licence, if they wen: prove I, by an Act recently passed ho
would forfeit hia license and certificate.

3011•1 111A1,11:11 pleaded ituilty to drunkenness at Charttnn
Itsrshall on the 2uth August, and was fined 'ls ad and Os lid
costs.

J-ons 18arr.8, of Iliehtnaton. for being drunk and riotou*
and tubed:lgto lesve the 4841.8,h I ntt,Farstham,whea requested
by thr landhdy. tram fined and S. (k 1 onto._
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'Grtottua Ilituis:N. of 'farm; Ilinion7 was ined i ad, and
2s 0.1 not. for Ilsin4 nk. _ . .

fillOd &land I. °droll., for being drunk
and riotoum and rrfuung to 141VO the 01.1 kin Inn. Farnham.
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ELIZA JANII MMUS, one ttf the uhstt insulting young
virago. ever I ght lochtre a Bench of Magistrates, was
brought up in custody charged with breaking six 'guares of
el.. at the 81•11,11uPt county pollee-dation on the 27th July.
The charge was clearly proved by P.C. Hazzard and C. ,
It mistared that the girl ski 4a1e.1 that she belonged to
Fordingitritd:c, was committed for two months for Indecent
cottluct In the public streets, and on being taken back to the
imlice-cells committed the depredations. Her conduct wig
rate ittely violent, and site was put under restraint. She was
then (41 that If she ever rime Into the town the pre.ent
charge wtmlel be preferred ecsited her. Her conduct in court
was very sitlent and insulting. Thu Chairman very kindly
tree her the chance of release, provided she promoted to leave
the town and never to return, but heedless of this she cont-
inent:ad to abuse the "lice, and turned a diod ear on all good
advice. She wee committed for two months, and on arriving
at the Islice-court, broke three more panes of glass.