The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-01 00:00:00

NICKSMKout.

William and V. • Brown, hmel and ni1....
wen. 11111 l Honed f.n drunk0.n......., on Sunday. .t.ignat
23r.1. -P.C. Saint ~aid he waa on duty in If ..yeaaentre
S lay aft...moon at I 30, whet, he heard Mrs.
Drown ming had langnage I.er 1111XIMIIIII. She WWI
trunk, led Mr. hr. wn. who tried to get away from
her, war not &link. On week day.. the niale defend-
ant had charge of a Punch and .1...1y ethil•ition --
Siloall Seely. ...ter .4th,. female defendant, aw• we that
the latter waa not drunk. -The however. tined
' her ?a., 1,,t iliainiaaed the chark. awaind the linaland.
.treatti.cts...t MAIN.
.I,llllli, I of Wit. charged
with tuataidting hi.. wife. .Ir. .1 Howard Bowen
applied that the can. might he adjourn.' fee a month.
with, the helm. that it Wislll.l lie oettled.—The titagia•
trate.. granted the applitattion lipntt 3... dol. coat.. being

Mr. }lnward Bowen :No regular notice haa bee*
given aa to any objection. In the High Court of
Justice Lord Coleridge has commented very rtrongly
nem objections being irregularly raiaed. The law pro-
vides a proper way for objection. being raised. In
this cane it warn known anjohjiction warn going to be
put forward. and yet it woe kept until the last day
The Mayor: The case will be adjourned.
Mr. Bowen : I have an application for the removal
of the license to Myrtle-terrace. I ask the Bench to
decide as to the removal to-day.
r. Arden, ' agistrates' Clerk: The license doe.%
Dot expire until October.
Mr. Davies : I °ppm° the renewal. I,lr. Bowen
comes here on behalf of Mr. Winz: r, the landlord,
with • double-barrel gun to let off, by asking for •
removal, and failing that, a renewal. (Laughter.) He
has a third barrel, too—(laughter)--by aelc.ng that it
may be tranaferred to private premises in Myrtle
-
terrace.
L'ltimately the Wagiatratua adjourned the atiTcnais:
tions in mit ect to the Nelson, the Fisherman's
and the Freemason's Arms,
Mr. Tizard George supported an application made
by 400,i. lki.lore Jean Souque, a Frenchman, for a
limnse to sell wine only at a refreshment establish.
ment at No 2.1. St. Mary-street.
Mr. Davies objected to the application, on the
ground that the applicant wan an alien who had no
settled right., and therefore war not entitled to •
r been,. .t. an alrli he warn not naturalised, and had
no *tt'eti right. whstever. He sulenitted an alien
cull not hold a liveiirie.
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tin Syniond. : I rai.« the same objection.
Mr. G..rve : an alien enemy he would lw
dinualified, hut not a. an alien friend.
The :Mayor : Thi• application cannot lw granted.
unleii. it ilimproved a. to hi. being an alien.
r. I ieorgo, : 111 that your only ground !
The Mayor he majci.tcate,i are wit obliged to

say.
The applicant was put into the witneas box, and
gave ..atisfactory proof as to his respectal•ility, &c.
lie, hisser, bail to mink he had n••t taken steps f••r
being naturalised, an.) the Mayor intintated that that
formed a fatal objection to the application.
Mr. IVelsford, on behalf of or, limo!, Crs-sts.nt-
str,ei, asked for an additional limns.. to sell beer by
retail at ci rutin stom premises in hie .lectipation.
HP wished to ern bem, ale, Anil stout solely. At the
resent time he had an excise license, and was now
wiling bottled ale and stout from the premises, but
under the license he was not &Moved to 1.11 less than
three dozens. The I. ohject of the oi kat ion Wll3
for Kiwi, 3 license as a.,ill4lpnitl.l.• him to sell smaller
goantitie The application was II rea.., 111441 P
Irehalf of Itarrett and liiinited, who had a
unique kind of cork for their bottle*. 11r. •, Orford
caused hi mirth by the way in which he dilated
upon the merits of the cork, which cause.) the Ilse of
ii corkscrew 0, be quite unnecessary.
Sir Ke•i•l, Icing 1111,4 i. MPII, 31111,1 the
premises where the beer w,ss %very. rented it Cl 5
is year, ali • naps anti ta‘es. It w 34 411 "Ici C. 13Ch •
li'

5Y110,,, r. .111.1 Mr. Symond.
peed ti,. application.
In reply to utteetions from Mr. ~,, Mt. Read
said he wa. the tenant ..7 the prentus.... Mr limn).
WAa the agent to Barrett and G.., wh0.... beer and
bottlea witnes. sold. —Replying to Mr. Davie., he ai.
milted he waa bound to take the beer in the bottles
ill quvetion ; and to Mr. Syn.—that he sent hi.
customers to Mr. Chublock, wit . had close
by, when they wanted omit .plan.dies. If.. was not
Permitted ta. aappl/21 to them.
Nfr Symnds o : an. madicient publicleate.. in
%Veymouth already, without each an application a•
this, whirl, i• isretopoly. There is novo.. at all.
Nlr. Dat ie. : I, too. mi... that contention. Ti,,.
aPl.healat i• out of court becaite. he Ihe. it.t allown
that the ;monis.. ar,. of the annual value of V 29.
Supt. Vickery awed that the urn. rated
at roe., and en nett.
Mr. Davies I contend that Mr. %Word him not
oen Itile to *how you that tin. plate 14 wanted in the
neighboarhood. hi the contrary lie las proved there
anLplenty .4 publichonea
The M tyor Court it unantmom that an
tenaion .4 the been.. ia not required in thi. neigi,.
bourh.mil, and the application ia reftmed.
An alnillcation waa made by Mr. .7. Howard Bowen,
repreaenting Mr. Henry Cooke, .4 the reataurant in
.tniniata.plaire, for a to ...II spirits a, Oren
preinieol and in Viper Rond.atreet.
It WM itrqed in favour .4 the application that it
a pablie.reiplioite towing to the peat increase in
the escumion traffic daring the ;wit few para. in con.
...memo."( which applicant had extenrle.l hi, room*
owing to having very iif employes and
..ther., at it,, entahlklllilent,wit.. 4.40•11 lie iolppliell
with vim., In addition to r. Cooke alm
..ften had to rater for public dimems, demo., he.,
the attendant. frequently desired to he with
•pirit.. in ouch measion. %I r. Cook.. had to obtain it
liceme Ille .•I it a hardAtip that
after had dined at he. eataltliahnient at •
atuall profit, he had to meal el...where Mess. who
deoired a ahem .4 grog after dinner.
Mr. Ihtriem opplainl the applicate then. were
lON fully licenaed home... and beechows.., apaet fnan
pewee herons., in Weymouth. ..nw licenee more or
haa %cm not a peat ground 11pUll Whitfli to
apply to the Bench. rpm what gn.tind were
the inagNtrate• going to open additional houses in
"hi '.ll, Wmo it ilniirable that on the splendid
K•plattall.• at Weymouth there 'Mould It. a gnq ahop?
If the niagi.trate., panted the 11111001. a (Idly qualified
limner, what waA then. to prevent Mr. Cook.. opening
the plan. Am a daring gin ahop ? .14mo...fang to Kelly
Directory. there wi•re alnady twice the her .4
per popillatioll ,ht tr.yisionth than in Any OWI.
place ii, the county, and. therefore. whY Pdedild the
itionalwr continue to incr....?