The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26 00:00:00

BFBIOUB FIRE.

10E11 DMISTIOTIID.

one o'clock, the body Wag borne to the ch irch by too of
the servants of the estate. Toe palle`marere rem Lard
Algeraoa St Yale, Lori Baltimore l••ne-la.la eq. Ca..nel
Gran'. and Yr. J. F. ?lune-. Ta• chef mo ir 000 I•
primd Mr. R. B. sod atm S tiersden, 1..4y Poi i Dare, Mt.
A. .ad him Sheridan (Kuarast in it ...et, X-. Connie
Sheridan, Kr. T. Sheldon. Hat C.pplesteme Bona:Mee
and R. B. Sheridan (madman of the deameed) • Mc
B. Wdlisitos Jun. (Bridebeed). nod Dr. Tulor (medical
attendant). Taira foamed the female and male demonize
of the household. Mr. P. Con (mad •gentl. M. Lu-
c mobs (imitate et 'ward). end the teneatrl. A, the
entrance to the charcererd 1. heir Woe mit by the
Boy. It. C. X ecdonald Oscar of Frmopi int Ito. IL
Bank., (rector of /Leiden Newt ati and Rey. B. Papa
(rector of Bredlord P•vorei,). Toe cite:ch, which so.
decorated with plants and cut therms, wee crowded sod
the service, whirls was partly choral. or.. imfiremicnir
readered. Wailet the oonalututs post the cinimoht ao
being completed. one of the Mosul. (Yr. BLOI. of tilde)
fell doss on a St, tee incident c wane much excitamerit.
The coffin or.. &orally hid len beineeta a prating= of
menthe placed theraut by members of to. tinily. inclad.
lag Lord and Leal Palt.more, Ilersourt. and the
illuckleford rime Tao derma eed lady. shoe.. • deughter
of the late G .nerel Sir Cileonouia Grant, sill be trawl,
missedln the nughbourbrad, especially by the poor, to
whom oho sae • 'mem end it clfmt friend. The deceased
was 70 mitre or age. By her death the valuable eetat
comietina of • is. ten thousand mu., with Use gift or
Wow veleatila lovlng., reverie ti Kr. Aliorees Sheridee•
of Kisaget in Russell, dammed's eldest ourytviag 000.
Kew. T. and B. Beneeenbe (Dercheeteg c inducted the
fetieral arrehjiviiiellte Wlth their Wahl eMetelaol.

sk4et)

On Thursday last • fire broke out on Mr. J. To pp'.
Lower farm on the Weymouth-road, and rssulWl in
the total destruction of three large hayetacke. The
Dorchester rat. Brigs& was in prompt &Vendetta.
but their aervices were of no avail, owing to the lack
of water. It was found quite Imposeibbs to save three
of the ricks, aod the efforts of the brigade were
directed towards preventing the fire spreading. What
little water could be obtained was need for that par-
, but Use situation was so extra?
eacritioal and
aangsrous that the brigade were oom to remain
to ocastant attendooos for several • and nights.
Ramon , the starts of the firearm, who were ably
dlrsctsd by Mr. Cloward (Supeginteadent), wets
sucesseful, and beyond the three ricks In question and
the corner of another, little (Immo was done. It was
ail first 'apposed that the fire was the work of
laseadiaries, but it Is now believed by the polk• It
have been caused by &trim. Mr. Topp is lostred
In the Royal Exchange, of whisk Ur. Thanaa C.,orobi
Is the Dorateeter spat

PCINSALL OP NAL A. A SIMAIDAN,
OP PLAJIPPON mar.

no lasing at *a B. B. Shortdaa. of Pram pt
I=t:eka. =ipattartanstay abuse= at 'la pasta
la the preemie et • large eama
mem el emeletate. The hianal fie Wart nos attar

very r ep 4c ta Ale man. —Th.. U.yor : I know hie) to
be th bit the bowie I. very haily coo,bacte I, who
by I k C .w aid It the .I.ht
I. stoops I he believe I the h :I I be !0.n.0. ..o .-
doet B orree gave the Hooch the amid" ewe:r-
eam the% the dtheiug ghoul.' he A.ppm. al I if it
wars wit the propels ore wauld taro Mr. vb-ll
oat. —T satisfied the Beech, and the Howse was
mews I

THE DORSET CouNTY EKPRP:Si AND AGRIcuLTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST vE, Weit

break • rnle.—k c nuounication bad
objecting t. renew.. of h lieeu. • .". 0,"0".1,
whi••11 vrer. pu'.la,•ly Pt A 4 r..e
•tj •urn. 4 the .ppiies io. jj OM 1141 .•ar I, 4 lic oti 4
. Howsr4 •pili-4 fr • ol Vsc caw-
1a11ni.33...,11 in queati.n. and the &nob gret.t J ttvg
req nest.

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An anal) can of the 214 signatures attached showed
the petition vras signed by 6 Ministers, lid professional,
and master trodesinen, 91 tuts:hanko and labourens
and Di ieuioles.
On being asked if the memorial %elms signmA by
residents os the borough only or th4rict, Mr. Canton
replied ••• The distnct.
olr. liuruett then argued that, before the magistrates
assented to the memorial, they were in duty bound
to hear his side of the case as well. •ir his ineuiorial of
244 individuals, out of a popueation of 4,000, many of
whom he was advised were lads of mj mad domestic ter.
vouts iii toe employ of inetno.irs ot the deputation, did
not represent any general Wisli•if the inhabitants. He
then sis.lce of the misleading statisties in the memorial,
giving in return his statistics. Wineii proved—ln the
borough there were 11 lien..- I houses and 1,373
inhabitants, or one house to ; not one to 98
inhabit:ants, as stated in the petition, while in the
whole town the proportuni is one to tikt. and the
division of BLindioril one to 3 m;
Sir Charles iliJyly said wav .Prung
upon them all at once; he ha I not heard anything of
it hriore, and considered notice ought to hove been
given. •
Mr. Dickinson said lie must oppose the application
of the memorialists, as at pfeseut, without notice,
they had no.scus ass Imm that Colin, out AU adJoUrii.
mein would give them a loCels iii li. fur memorhilists
did not oin et to any partleilsar license uung granted,
and as wally present casino trim a lung distance on this
the annual licensing day, he argued they were
entitled to their license being granted. Let the
memorial lay on the table.
Colonel tiousbro, looking at the questi.m from a
legal point of Vies', tlioUgnt tills was the annual
licensing day. And it had auvanab:y been the custom
on that day to renew or /sin., license-4, and no
objeetioll semis raised t • the retie oral of any ileellse, and no
limad l.moon sers ea ins :soy Mien., holder that such
license would ue oujected to, he ie.ss ..f oi the
session. ,hotildi not be Adjourned. t.lpplouse. j
Mr. Dickineau followed that as no notice hod been
given the meov.rialists were out of Caurts
Mr. Burnett Askasl ii any of In. clients had forgotten
their wince wouid (lie iataga.tratee h.smc niloWed an
adjour 1111 l eut to cu-chile them do cm Decidedly not.
rue C,mair,mi in •ir. J. .1. forquhorsou, thought
they sliomild grant the licenses to time village liollses,
as this oiriu otal eulauated only from Blondiord ; but
otter a ••11,11. coasuitotion he stated the inajonty of
the magistrates were in favour of all ii.ljounuiseut,
and the stCseills was consequently adjourned for a

fortnight.
Dickiumai then applied that no power be allowed
the Weill priausta to 1.141 Le Uhj.34:4loUs to any limns. in
the 111,411t1111e.
Mr lleury {lodges said the proceedings that day
were the lull extent the tesuperauee society meant to
go at p..nt.
Th., was accepted by the solicitor as satisfactory.
Mr M tusel•Pleydell thought it was high time *WM
IJJ tAliell by the us lii•trAte-el to lessen the
evil cousplaineil ot, a, he well kuow the publichouses
are undoubtedly the source Irons which sprung newt
of the crillnd sad waste iu the country, where MO
assembled and lost time, work, money, aud health.
This concluded the day's proceedings.