The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23 00:00:00

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ADJOURNED LICENSING MEETING.

REFUSAL OF LICENSES

SATULIDAT.—BiIoriI H. B. 3LJJleton, Fog. Va the
nrie), Lieut.-Colonel B.sward. U. %V. lore,.
Ext., Sl•jor•Gandral 1.1.0uin4, G. Warty, Evi.,
awl E. L. Eto.l. riley.

nit ALBION. POILILUID.

Albert Mame applied for the renewal of this
lioenee. —lt will be collected at route oot was pot in
at the general Hearing meeting, ant the 11 inch
adjourne,l it.—M". Sup'. Gale opined the applica-
tion on the ground of tiro •p,ilica t having been c e-
victed during the year, tibia no wor n.it • tit persoo to
hold the lic n,, that th to wa, hot nee Is I, and
that the hater hal been endersed.—Mr, iloorrard
olj.ctel to the evidence that ibs applicant
Lied been 000vrct.l 111116111 a written ducumeut
were prinittord—Trie C net register was then pro-
duoed containing the ewe in •piestion, which is
°glamor under the Act.—Supt. Gale said he warn
present, Alocrt A tarns, the sp,rlicant, wean on.
victed in Minus of having his house ipen dauber
prohibit.ol hour., soil hood 1.2 and ousts. (The
en lonsement of tire lira.. was also produced an proof
of the con. iet.ou.—Sl II 'word objected that the
endorsement WA, not •utfi rot evidence, and larked for
the original c rovictio a, which, I o /fever, was Over.
rule.l.)- In croon, x ruination by Mr. 11 rwar-I, Sept.
Gale said tons house bet bees license I about 101 year..
Ile could sit ooy if there bad been any fresh licensee
g anted to oth r premier sin,* that license was
scanted. lie could tell hint bow many hoar were
withiu a certain radiu..—Mr. Howard: I don't aak
for thah—Witness 'lid not think there had been any
previous cooed ti to eira'n,A the occupants of the
house before the preaeot one.—q ostler were coked
about the kers of the premise. aid the ownership,
but the Chairmau *topped the cross-examination as •
wade of time. Tney hal had no evidence as to the
reptireus rate of the public.—Mr. Howard said what
he was a.kiog woe 01,/et material. He hal four
ground+ of objection to 1111411eri AEA it WY new law
to hire that he c ,uld not ask what questions
he liked. Wuen • witner was ucider ores.
examinotlon he contended he sh out I ask whit
questions he liked relative to toe grown,s of obj rcti .n.
—After some c order:Lion the Bench withdrew their
objection to the line of croseexauaination, the Carr.
man explaining he hal beeu lab Purina under a mils-
ap.oreherion a. to the order of the objections.—Mr.
H..ward, however. drclintni to more hid examination.
Pitt, who lives at Reforne, and next done
to the Albion, objecteal to the license, for it warn •
perfect nuisance in more ways than one.—The Chair-
man : 'Chat i, too general, you must tell U 1 ...me
particulara—Witness : After hors it is a pa feut
nuisance with the nice when the pe ,ple a ono out, and
it was not the neighbours ar 'mod who come out. Oa
August 14th, abut hall-post 11 at night, at he was
iseg to bed with hie family, there we. • great arise
in the backyard of the Albion, and one soldier was
Woo by the picket. There was always • great
quantity of females about there. There were no ler
than eight publichouro within a retitle of 450 yards.
—Mr. Sept Gale: Have you ever complain. I of
Angling I—Yes, about four years ago, and a letter
was inserted about it. He bail heard It lost year a
good &W.—Cross-examined by Mr. Howard t Adams
had not crawl skittling by the request of his (wittier')
mother. He had her lit once in tee last eight m oath..
lis should not have lived in the house if he had not
goes there to protect his mother—Alice Pitt,
daughter of the last witness, said the Albion was a
s our of annoyance. She had nothing to say against
Mr. and Mr.. Ad 11,1114 She hid been or desire 1 by
ooldiers wu.r came five tee house. In May last she
was staying with her graham 'thee, who was nick ;
there was • great noise of people coming out, and it
woke her orand no Aber up. It wa. about ..us o'clock
in the morning. At the viol of lei or beginning of
1810 there was • petition sent hi the Chief
Constable against the house.—As this was in the
time of another tensor, the Bench said this
would not affect the present application.— During the
last month witness said they had nothing hoc amplain
.1 It had been a great deal qineter.—By Mr.
Howar I : dim hal lived in the hoer 36 years, and she
warn quite • child when it become a publichouse
They did not c empire of the .k,ttling. It hat been
stopped since they *wks of it. She could n it say
there had out been any 'luring the I oat 12 mouths.
She reoollecoid the 14th August. Sir, tried to prevent
her Lothae brim going foe the police.—By Mr. Sept.
(4.1 e The lint Liou Uhl ash nit .li.taace from the
Albion. She hal never complained of it.—Mr.
Howard : But we. not the Re I Lion lionised a long
time after thi. I—Yes, Berea -Mr. Howard addressed
the litruch in supociA of the applicati in. If every
Bench entertains I every oil cu. f p re ea living
next door t o publohouses or hotel., there would not
be o.le PUhliCht,UPl out 11 500. Ile therefore irked
them not to emept the trumpery objection of Pitt.
He should he able t call avi hence to gm., • flit c in.
tra iction to hid ovnboi,oe. to Augurit 11th, I:riders
would be also .11.1 to testify to the extremely gold
character that Adaur had always borne. Mr. Dallas
had been the owner of the house for years, and be was
on his dying bed, and here was the attempt to gratify
the spite and the enmity .1 a next door neigbboor
tI injore his property He was prepare It, give his
solemu pledge, if tho I.l.nch wishe lit, that the present
tenant at ,uld be rem re. I en I one substituted whom
they should approve of. He etrougly denounced
Pitta mean sod dastardly conduct in bringing oppo-
sition to the license by • side- win I haired of CHU-
plainin4 to the police, s, he ought to have dor,
acconiiiig to the AM of Poriismeot. He ',talented
It all tr a cruel, win fictive, and pitif ii feeling on the
part of Pt'. lie pr -ruled • petition in fasciar of the
Beers being g -rated, ago .1 by Sir. Richard
Scriven, rid a numb ,r ni ruben reef butte. —Albert
, Adam.' was then c died. With regard to the akittling,
be had left it off for ....arty two years in compliance
I with • regret ma le by hr. Alder in, as Mr. PAt
was ill. Skittliog had only bra played about two or
three minutes during that time, ant then MU had
gone into the alley by mi.t oke. Ifs stopped them
directly. ho hail been 10 years 220 days in the
army, an I nearly the wh da time was • coo-
c ornmissiord officer. After he left the army he
was • +rotor at Portland. lie hid c roduete 1 the
hoose for five yew. and five in nabs. and he hal ouly
leen •uinico .e noc.. Wars trard t .Pitt'esividetice,
relatiug to the 30th Augn.r, the p'ck t came t r the
house. There was no •o•dier there. There 1/111 no
ness, or di,toriwnwa, and there aae no o 14 in the
house but hirelf an i hi. w.fe. Toe polic rutin alio
Came. but 10 lel Di a ddier there. The house wee
dead at fire odours t n o,eveo. Pitt hal been there
ob 'tat 18 'eon: hs. It wee not a customer I,f 1.14. He
had c rice of be ir in bit "we home,. Tail'
hal never rale aoy coreol rint tli bin of any -Boor ter.
Mr. It, S-frivels, who ha 1 via +a I the potiiiou,
is "rimer t b the Pue.h. To neighbrure hod swirl
him to get up a !minim. The opposition ti the
Limas was regarded La the aillabbourboo4 Is • arm

case of perseoution.—By Sup'. Gule : Tits R.l Li .a
ía about 90 yarde sway, tie Voltriteer seteral
bbluired yard, Su: ges, t I'SI till 1.1
Cheshire Kauiusent, Aug•lo, Li .ti Ile re:nein-
bone I,iolug to :tie fn.), o t 11111, 0I CO
tau aud tine in uute* t sfes ..ps It. w.a
abb grli 1110 d by Is. Cisi. p 41, au .0, tao I r 014 s •
▪ .1.1 sod C aku.4-41 Joule.. The ok,u. • N....quiet.
Trey itia le uu disturbaue“ .he ra1.111..1
search, the h • I.e, on We., sdr..y. Its • ••01, I
an absentee, bat u•tiu t • 6. T latll r was.
• 'l3<•• an a Ibltst, au I &US eh, e‘l ...I Ii" 1.1 •
la bs bad aoowe Jae piece: .0 .1.1../L 01 us ..1s
, turb died he wutiol have be 0. veu • L.I .• Co 11 t•ill Ct, •I.
—By 9lr. 11,0:. : 0"....ts ItAd a ',Wu.
30.1 4.40410, 111/ house. g
r•orrobstak4 tr. feet Av. I. 1:•••••
tie had 1111Tostul abs4l..burs re. LI *AS a
boars very 011101 Irsqll-141. oy elle 01 u of toe
regirbent.—Oori. nal Joao. •511 EMI.. to .7 weot to
the bolts• it Mil quiet, uou IDe e We. u ab.J L .
There west no .listurt.auc, mode by Ins picket.—
George ti.a.. Lots prm,p,l WOll r au Um C .0,14
Prison, LSO he be i 1 as 23 yeese.
It was toe property of AG D• 414., IVIAJ earn bi.
tather-an low. tie go, ye, y 11, •01 was nut likely
tO recov.2r. If WS w r Illoil owuy it soutiol
eeriousiy effect 1310 Vaill 0: 010 10 uoc.ty. Dialog ars
whole tune be had beau ly 'AIM I lAO litall4.l iiart
been well °maul:tel, nui us would *se it was well
oonditetel IP foie future,— 1.1.••• • .100 • tusiderittoso,
toe Clialrouso : N, ast.l.h. tut siesUs.l Os LIAO
grounJ first .betral to she pethion. Watt use apsolsoaut
ha • heeu coo wanted uuriug tbe au, re let sear, sod .11.10 S
toUrtS or ~and tat b'... is but equ•red tor ins waht,
of the public.—Mr. It ,wsr I a ,noutiosu Isis iuten.ion
of appeaiiim Inatalost toS 1au•• •u ot tic 1/01.00.