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

THE LICENSED
_VICTUALLER.B' PROTECTION

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An adjourned meeting of the Licensed Victuallers
Asioriabon for this district was held oo Friday eight at
tee Balls Used. High-street, for the purpose of appointing
odic os snd geoeral busbies..
Mr. W. Freeman CT. Vine). &aim us pro. rem . pre-
sided. ant there was • s oci I repre-t etstive attendance.
The Dulaney, In opening toe proceedings, (MO • vary
remote account of Ve r. sults of tbs work of the deputetioa
(Mr. liceible. Mr. O. W. Water& and himself) dune' the
past week In waiting urea the various arms of brewers
and hemmed victudlers of the proposed district. The
total number of members of the ASS.VI•I4OO, he stated,
waa now Ti. as astelast 37 the previous week, and over PO
bad also been added to the fonds since the lost meeting.
The first business to which belonged to cell their Weed*,
was that of the election of • Yresideat, and be proposed
tbst Mr. Kenton be requested to accept that office
The proposition woe wended very cordially by Mr.
Reeve Marehese.)
McCsue moved as an amendment that Kr. Pope,
of the arm of Styria( and On, be asked to ill this
responsiblean eeoonded the amendment.
Mr. Pore intimated he would prefer to retate in (avow
of Kr. tlarstoo.
Mr. McCsue asked the meeting not to booed" to this.
Yr. Pope bad plenty of time on his hands OIL Pope shook
, his heed); he wag • member of • large firm of brewers,
' mid, on the other hand, they knew that Kr. Marston, whc.
no doubt would maim an admirable president bed he time
to attend to is, mousey from Poole hatf the week drilling
with the Hants Artillery.
The amendment that Mr. Pops be @boson as President
was then put by the Onairman, and carried unanimously.
_llr. Freeman then meted As ants is favour of Mr.

The next Wainer was the electiou of vicogrisident
Mr. Brawn proposed Mr. Marston for the rho% fooling
ceetaia that toot day twelvemonth they would only hove
to congratulate biro epos She way in which he had die.
charged his duties.
Mr. O. Minns wooded.
Mr. Faitaire, with every respect for Mr. Kereton
doubted whether hie melt todlnotts enessementa would
givejoim tints tt fill the tea; he therefore, as an amend-
ment, roomed Mr. T. W. Ballard.
Mr. B.mvz wooded.
On bone put the voting was equal, the President, there-
upon had the neenviable task imposed upon him of giving
the °siting was, whir, after sore conratioa, he did..
In favour of Mr. Ballard.
The PaSSIDLTS then proposed. and Mr. Paestum
seconded, that Mr. Marston he requested to sot as
troararer.
This was carried unanimously.
The election of secretary was then proceeded with.
Kr. grew thought they could not do brier than choose
the gentlemen who had hitherto borne the heed and brunt
of the battle—Mr .Freeman.
Kr. O. Moans cordially secooded the proposal, which was
carried non die.
Mr. rawer acestited the polit'ou with pleasure, and
said the opportunities which he had in travelling to forward
the intoner of the Alsocdation should be used to the best
of his powers. (Cheers.)
In answer to • resolution, moved by the Vice President,
Mr. BALIAID, and seconded by Kr. FaiIUIAN. Mr. Bing=
isconned the car of arbient-secretary, the question of
remuneration berg left over.
The followng o maitre was then appointed, with
.pown
I 'add to their number :—Wareham : Arse, Moron Hotel,
and W. R Burden; R. Yearley, Had Lion. Witnborne
Tapper, Railway Hotel ; T. Laing, Ring's Heed; R. Mlles,
The Grown, Brum/moth : W. Humphreys, Jot, Queen's
Hotel Refreshment Rooens_l 111. Our Gibto, Pem-
broke Hotel, and B. Short, Victoria. Medal Pariretons
A. Humphrey'. and IL A. Bearer Station Hotel. Pools:
I. Melilla, St Aim Hotel ,• Mir Bull's Head;
Minns, The Globe Hotel ; W .Brown, George Hotel; and
Leogdon, The liter.
On the motion of the Vice-President it wee resolved that
the seamen be requested to draw up • set of rules be
I be submitted at the next c ommittee meeting.
I Mr. FILZIYar alluding to the proposed visit of the
delanites of the Sow hamyton Bmiry said they were
mar to hear from Poole. They merit to come if their
Poole brethren would moot rem, and as an bistros of
'the tartest taken in the question at Bouthamptoa he
fret mead= they were arranging for a serf,, of plat.
form lectures. He considered that • most advisable rep.
The teetotallers were carrying on thou' allude by roes
mesas, and he thought they could not do better than to
adopt the same to order to show people that unless there
were good and special rearm why he should not, a man
had a perfect right to have a glass ; and that the
monstrous tare being circulated by teetotal advocates
were not worthy of band. (Hoar, hen)
Mr. McCru incident oily wished to dispel ea illusion
which be believed had crept into the minds of eOwe—Vii.
that the society had been lastit uted in :.jopositioni to the
=11(No, no) That WY not ea (Rear, hear) The
ag lb/ hod* Would De to Me the *lee sad the

bud.... of the polio) would be to protest the Arsailitioe.
applause.) It bid been forme i simply for their owe
protection, and he had no doubt but Me pollee would help
them t carry out Ms object they had in view.
The ViCa-Pnriallaiwr remelt.d he we. reitils the Police
would help the. in livar7 way la their power in the
conduct of their boatmen Amid gametal cheering. he
added ha wee sure that ho town is Zeeland could boast of
a Mier end mini reepeetabie body el pollee than were 12
be found in We town of Pools.
Mr. Fianna' thee asked Ms compsey to peal & tote of
thinks to the his. members. some of whom were sok
PerhaP, absolobab, foshmted with the 6.64., foe
tatereet they had evinced in tie movement. HA coupled
with the ressiatios the asses of Kr. Hill. core wierehmit.
of Poole.
This was algoaded by Mr. Ikrzatr, and rordmll7 street
to.
Kr. Hut, who wits warmly sneered. in reply, add it
wall appear. perhaps, 0 dreg eight that he wa, as rat u-
ropsr, not baring say immediate totems* in the Ueda bot
p.in, a miaow. and oonsequently beaus the primary
sill ha used in the inatulatture of beer, he tall it was to
bi. interest to ase the Licensed Victualiere prosper. And
I. Moues the time had tally cone whoa the giratlensee
contain ed with that particular trade eh...01d wake up and
protect their own Inlarell4. hear.) Toe; wore
etteaked on all eides by people calling theinselv. a teetot.l•
lora, blue ribbeeit 5, c. Toe object at thi-e p o I, mnbt
be a vary; mi one, but LO attempt, • t they omit dm.,
thrust their drekinee down tau ot o It, •
Id.; liked them or oot wa, So Ito be bor. wit.. It a on
btu minors. to be 021•.• to j utig , tor them ..I••• urn t
should drink or eat-f.iror. 10.. r) -tut oil rut want pew
spatters to enlighten them up at ~r orni. lie •ae nor
▪ I • edvocatu too op ••.d•or of mosey in drink un-
nenalliartiy„ uot no old S y oil los • .att is, lot lie •iiti Mtn
VAN •••• Di LoOtO oimOrmile Coat Omar to a Imeaused
view/eller men • d,uok.o min (Hoar. hem.) His
taut.° wai tooder.tioo. Far his own peat he should be
ouly too glad to do all he could to seslat in carrying oui
toe vie., of Me Ataticietioa, both by his subociption and
&wincing his friend to support them (AvideureJ
On the proposition ot the VIM Paliant/tWT, a oomph-
mentery lute of Sleeks was peeled to is. repreeent.tive
of In. Peale Teheyrem tor the imudernory report or tos
proceedingo at she last laiseuu whim appeared in that
p.pa, and. having bon duly mowledged.
Th. Vics.euaionwr wadarsa a ran or Menke to the
President (gr. P.p.) Ira tie sole sumer ii wkiei he had
presided, exprimeng bus Osman at seeing a sentienien
Kr• Pope. Position am mipit them. moony{ Mat to.
brewers were With thew, end tatereeted is tar& pr.-
and Mr. Pon brialy replied.
promising to Garry out the duties of hie oak. to the beet
of his ability.
True conoladed the Mainem The dates of the mixt
, moulage 'al be fouled In our advertising amens.