The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05 00:00:00

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,ioe4llo. LICENSING MKKTING.-1n lErfyanesday lost
tie annual lieensin meeting was held 14 the
befor,, the Moyne (nr. Aldridge). add. Koko". &cr..
when the old licenses wery renewed, —Mr. Weston
applied for the granting of a license to Sarah Hallett,
isedj,dy of the Railway Tave-n. This house formerly
hod e lieepse, butlsstyeerit was withhe'd ineon.evenee
of some irregularity permitte by lthe then tenant.
Ha believed that ranee Sarah Hallett had been in pouredoo
of the house, it had been conducted to the e rciion
of tie police and the ;labile. The serving of the
requisite notioe wee proved. The case wee adjonrned
till the 18th Septenzber, is there were only two magis.
trues ptesenk. The only other application was one on
behalf el Mrs. Brown, of the Quoisie Head, which was
.litte • Ise adjourned.
Serreent FILONY.—A man, who gave his name as
Thomas Harwood, wee brought ap before Major Steward
and Colonel Astell, on Satunlay, on the supposition that
he had • shirt in his posaresion which had been stoldn.
' It appetired that u Saperiollendent troderwo d was on
be road from Dominator ea Weymouth on Friday, he
. saw the prisoner sitting by the roadonde folding up
~,,e,hing in • purest He asked what it wee, and
risoner replied nothing. He examined the parcel and
fond in it • shirt marked C. KC. and behaving
priron. r would not lhavebenght such • superior garment
le took him lobe nuked?. The prieoner ssid he bought
the sin t ,t • seoondband shop to Portsmouth, but he
was unable te ere the name of the person he bought it
if, or the bum or street where he lived. The Bench
meeedied griewarr for • week in order that inquiries
might be awls reap, oting the supposed felony.

W EYMOUT H.
VIII ALUM!, FLEITIL—We are informed on good
sa./thority thio the French fleet will not anchor in
Portland Rwas, as was expected a week since.

rue Poet-Office Lamp was lighted for the first time
lest meek, and a want is thus supplied which has long
ilmen Deeded.
ROYAL NAVAL COLLIUM. —Master R. FL Rummy,
1 from the Weymouth Middle class School, passed most
imecessfully, under the tuition of Mr. Marmon. and
;prepared in French by If. Gersten, the examination of
•e todidstes at Porteeneeth for naval cadet -ships. Ninety-
n two mindidatee pregented themselves.

Fotondir ilinatons.—On Sunday, sermons were
'preached at Trinity Church in aid of this ociety. In
• the morning the Bishop of Edinburgh preached an
• a Noon% and appropriate discourse from the words,
"And the disciples were called Christians first in
-Antioch."
Wkinlaa.—The Athewanot, in a review of Dr. Shep-
berd's wort on Bathing (liardwicke). says :—" Ring
Ocorge-and Queen Charlotte went to Weymouth, and
. all good Charelsand-King men and their wives loved to
li-re after the fashion of Farmer George and that plain
lit• In woman his vri4, Wore whose baptism&l name
Whig inuisriliagalti aft hesitate to clap the not flattering
trefla 18•040.' BS this royal couple did not
bathe, end enernesienntly at Weymouth there were more
wwwirwristkatkenNaisda—more fops on the promenade
than semhkutoes of Tritons on the waves. Fashion,
hnn.vor, last haw hand to give a dip to those who were
'sable
VlurnitonliMM--111r. Newnan, the celebrated VO'k.
t ilolimt, game an evening's entertainment, at
Royal . Hotel Assembly-room, on blonder.
audienceo however. was yen' limited, but most appre-
rano.. Oa Tuesday evenine the entertainment was
to have been repeated, and 50 persons were
present, who, after waiting about half-au-hour for Kr.
Newman, and finding he did not swum, had their money
leturned. Mr. Newman did not put in an appearanee
at all daring the evening.
Tug REPRIMITATION OF THII 801013011.—A. meet-
hut of *private character, convened by circular, was
held &Calle Royal Hotel, on Tuesday evening, to take
into coderatinn the hest mesas to be adopted for the
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