The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-30 00:00:00


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norm, If OPPITAL.—The Be',. L. N. theiye haa
hrom:ht in El res. 6d., a contribution from the pariah
of Fleet to the hospital, a Cr:, tit", le collection, c
siap Irish only contains 100 pereees,
le.‘l:i: thegnu.eYttioter.son.--Mr. W. T. Holland, termed,
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mathematical pupil of upil this school, and I.,t,dy_
the he master, Rev. 1:. Gilbert, has obtained the
4th Plur. Amor get 105 aucoes.ful candidate. for
eetraflce. into the Sandhurst Royal Military College,
Tres USUAL FAULT.—On TIAJWIAIt, John Smith, a
labourer, was charged bef re Dr. Tiiatil and J. Lon-
r bdug drunk and incapable f taking
eare of himself on the Fail made, at 11.30 a.m. on
Monday night.—Fined ss. oral 12a. 6d., costa, or seven
di v.
LfIORIITT YACHT CM:R.—TIM annual meeting
„e,k 2.30 on %ion lay, Chairman—the Earl of
Vice• Commodore the famines* being of a
r„.,tii e nature. The following candidates were
elected i—G. A. Becket, Idsq., Torquay ; Martin R.
Smith, hen , Hesthlands. Winable Inn; Miles Rodgetr,
I.:m-1.. Sanford House, Wareham ; Arthur G. C. hash-
,!. Est.. Road ('lb. Park-place, St. Jamee'e-
square, S.W. The annual dinner took place in the
en: nine at 7 30, and was lar;ely attented.
it krTIST CHAPEL SUNHAT SCHOOL. —The anniversary
of these school. WAX celebrated Ise% Sunday. when the
Rey. .1. Trafford, pastor, in the morning. and the Rev.
J. Belle), of Sheffield, a recent pastor of this church,
in the evening preached special, sermon, on behalf of
the .chool funds. The chapel was dens ly crammed
in the evenit g, it being necessary to place forms in the
aide. Mr. I rraed had given the scholars special
tnetreciion, and they very sweetly sang appropriate
hymns, to the great eatisfactiou and i leisure of thole
who heard.
MR. ANT/ MBA. GERMAN ECM'. ENTERTAINMENT
was, as usual. an immense sIICCPXO. Even di the great
room of the Imoerial Hendon Hotel, Mr. It. Rooks
hal the aatisfactie al of seeing a crowded audience, and
of lan unusually large prop. rti n was reserved sesta,
Of the music and represet teams. it is enough to say
they were elm-Ilene, as Mr. and Mrs. Reed's always
nre, "Cherry Tree Farm" was delightful, awl "Ve
Fangio Fir., 1881," a new musical sketch by Mr.
sterney Grain, wa. tahmted, fresh cull sparkling, and
the sh-le. including 'All at Sea" were rapturously
received by the audien e. Sudi an evening as Mr.
and Mr,. Reed's give, is not often to be aid eyed in
Weymouth, and Mr. Rooke deserves all cengratula-
tion awl thanks.
Mecums Poohra'a Drossga.—Viewa of Aghanistan
and Zululand are among the very excellent ones in-
cluded in Meagre. P. ole's very excellent exhibition,
which is drawing large crowds nightly to the Burdon
Hagei Assembly Rooms. The great pictures are most
artistic, well finished in detail, beautiful to WO, and
very striking in effect. The events of the Zulus and
Afgharta wars are delineated in such a style as to
bring them forcibly bef re the public. Many other
choice paintings such a. views in the main parts of
London, Cyprus, and various European capitals ars
shown, some most brilliantly illuminated, and the
mechanical arrangements whereby the Fleet pass the
Dardanelles, and the Army marches through Cabal,
are first-rate. The singers are all good, little Mime
Poole astanishing and the Irishman most laughable.
Everyone should go who can.
Snirriso DtiruJoretters Arrivals: Brighton,
Palle, Jersey, general; Great Western Blampied,
Cherbourg. general ; Premier, Bowring, Ryde, Pas-
sengers ; Polka, Norris, Portland Roads, nil ; Aeptila
Painter. Jersey, general; S euth of Ireland, Pearn,
Cherbourg, general ;Lord Elgin, Bail', Bournemouth.
passengers; South of Ireland, Pearn, Cherbourg,
general ; Cygnus, Flisher, Jersey, general ; Ben
Lomond, Reader, Newhaven, nil; Elizabeth, Cooper,
Shields, coals; Harwich, Hoskins, Southampton,
maize ; Edith, Shackelton, Southampton. maize ;
Elizabeth, Chissell, Southampton, maize ZmPrells,
Comets, Bournemouth, peasengers ;1 ord Elgin. Haill,
Bournemouth, passengers. Sailing. : Premier,
Bowring. Hyde, passenger.' Great Western, Blam-
pied, Cherbourg, general ; Brighton. Falls, Je, sty,
general ; Raveneworth, Lovell, fiartlepaol, ballast;
Lord E'gin, Baal, Bournemouth, passengers; South
of Ireland. Petra, Clzerboarg, general ;
Painter, Jersey, general Cygnus, Flisher, Jerry,
general ; Ben Lora .nd, Reader. St. Nazier. nil;
Sapphire, Russell, Portland, nil; Empress, Comma,
Bournemouth, tawniest,' ; Lord Elgin, Haill,
Bournemouth, paiseogera ; Araunah, Green, Seeking,
ballast.

THE METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Barometer. Thermometer. Wind 3 Weather.
8 4 j 74
nt amp En night pm. pan.
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16 29 6529 51 29 52 62 , 62 , 61 W 3 Cloudy Is rain
211 $629. 29.31! 59 64 61 WNW eovrers
pi 5? 54 29 74 2912, 52 66 . 64 ' SW Ckud) rein
19 I f4t 29 5n 29 73 62 62 59 8W 4 Clear
20 W.t41.29 9229 92 f 8 63 62 W 1 udy
21 28.70297/49.82 62 62 60 W 4 CloMy
21 28.82 29 8E29 67 00 61 63 W 3IC1OUIYèT&II1
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WEYMOUTH HARBOUR TIDE TAB
rot THU WI INDIXOTIICIUIPAT, lIIPTIIIIPIR
HISS WATIA. HALF 111. I.OW lIATIR
1 I----!
8.14 a.m 10.14 a.m.12.14 p.m.
838 p.m. 10.38 p.m.12 31 a.m.
9. 2 sal. 11. 2 a.m I 1. 2 p.m.
9.20 p.m. 11.20 p m.I 1.213 a.m.,
9.90 s m. 12 60 Am.l 1.50
10 14 p.m.,12.14 a.m.! 1.14 a.m.!
10.38 a.m.112.118 p.m I 3.38 p.m.
11. 2 p.m.! 1. 2 am I 3. 2 a.m
11.26 •m. 1.35 p.m.! 3.25 p.m.
11.50 p.m.
1.60 a.m.! 330 •
12.14 p.m. 3.14 p.m 4.14 p.m.
1228 a.m. RIM a.m. 4.38 a.m.,
1. 2 p.m. $ 2 p.m. 6. 2 p.m.

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6.38 p.m.,Vl
7. 1 6.66.126
7.26 p.m 127
7.00 a.m. ,27
8 14 pia.l:33
8:01 a m.,28
9 2pmi29
9 26 6 m.,29
9.50 p.m jlO
30
10.14 a.m.21
10 28 p m. 31
11. 2 a.m.! 1
. 11.28 pm.' 1

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ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING.
Inside,: Present—The Mayor (B. N. Howard. Esq.),
Dr. 1:111/11% and J. Milledge, J. Ayling, W. Talbot, and J.
Robertson, &qrs.
An occasional license ti sell intexirating liquors was
granted for the cricket field, for Thursday next, on
cceasion of the athletic sports.
Dr. Lush was granted a license for the High-street
Col we Tavern.
A Beene* to perform plays was granted to Mr. Nab..
of the Weymouth Theatre.
The Bench then proceeded with the old Scenes', and,
Mr. Supt. Vickery made a written report, which the
Mayor handed the magistrates to read, and asked them if
he should reed it aloud.—Mr. Robertson asked if titter)
was any coespthiat against any house.—Mr. Vickery said
there were notes in his repoit. The report was ultimately
read as follows :
" Guildhall, Weymouth, August, 1881.
"Borough of Weymouth end Melcomhe Regis. To Hia
Worship the Mayor and Gentlemen of the Licensing
Committee.
"Gentlemen.—I have the honour to lay before you a
report of the number of premises, licensed to sell excise able
liquors, to he consumed on and off the premises in this
borough ,--Number of alehouses, ; he-rhousen to sell on
and off the premisee,26; refreeh men t-houses. no wine and
spirit merchants, 21; total, 129. The populatien of the
borough. according ti the last cen-us, was 13,6f7,
wbloh
will give ene house to rah nit every SO of the inhabitants
including 749 persons belonging to the verious temperance
societies, but deducting these we have one house to about
every 102 persona
"There are four applications for new licensee. During
the past year 101 persons, viz., 80 men and 20 women,
have been ed against for drunkenness. Twelve
houses have changed bands since the last meeting.
The houses as a whole have been conducted in a much
bettor manner than the peahen year; every complaint
made by mire to the brewers has been attended to either by
removing the truants or warning them to conduct them-
selves better."
"I are, gentlemen, your obedient servant.
" SAMUEL A. VICKI/Et,
"Superintendent."
After the signing of the hotels' and taverns catillatee,
the Mayor said they had signed 82 certificates, and it
was • watisfactlon to than that there wet no complaint
either:, and that they had been so far well-
Ictrt eted. The whole of the beer license" were also
renewed, with not • report against any of the 26.
The adjourned Itoenathg niceties was fixed for Thurs-
day, September 29.
NEW irrucanolts.
The B nth decided to take every application before
adjourning. the alehouses first.
Mr. Walton then implied for a house in the Park, called
Chelmsford blouse, by a person named Bennett. who had
an exoellset character AS butler, no, and who owned the
house for which he applied.—Mr. Tterranion. of Poole,
and gr. Symonds., of Dorchester. opposed—Mr. Weston
mmetheecl--Tles Park held about I,MO people, and during
the peat ten tweaks about 40.000 people bad come into it.
At element there are only the Stag, the Park Estate. sad
tholgeaeLmgh Hotel, and this, Mr. Weston urged, would
be • et2olll reason for the applicaUen beige granted. Tbs
Stag Is the surest house, and it Is 200 yards off.--William
&mast applicant, had served Maj ir Sykes twelve years
as butler, and been seven years with another gentleness.
He owned the house and occupied it. In it were nine
lam and very good room: two were 20 feet by 15 feet,
and the house eras at the corner of Iladwick-stze4 and !
Oltelmeford-etreet. He spoke to serving the notices.— Mr.
Waken thee put in the 7 thtflaNl to prove the advertising
of Elass nctlen—Croes-examteed: Mr. Iferridire prepared
the notice: but the house was his own. There were
front awl back sitting-rooms and good kitchen. Tee
house is is feet frontage, and the passage about four feet
wide. Three of the rooms were in the roof, aiad he had
so stable or coechhotue, or he might take the next plot
sad build. Had not made up his mind to tell, and was
no, woer any bargain with Mr. Groves. Had one or
two application.. usit had not said it would increase
the value £2Oll. These are 61 houses requiring
refreshment Could not say the Burden Hotel tap
a the Waterloo Stores ere not in the Park ; but
should think not.—By Mr. Trevanion (eh, api.eared
for Yr. Stockting : The houses are now crammed to
mama. Could not tell the normal propulati)n of three 63
beanie, should think there are six people in each hoese.—
Mr. Tr...anion : That maker. 373.—Croes-exaseination con-
tinued : The aecei.sh and others are out of tho question.
the Mae is the only one near sue. My duties keep me at
meta Sykes hones during the slay ; when I am away, my
bra,her might lends bond. Mrs. Bennett lives at Chime
feed House.—Yr. TreVenino : The gross estimated rental
is Zl6 • Yea-
: I should be very sorry to let it: that
eras in the troublesome times of the Park, before the road,
wbA. they had to put down planks in the read. I can
did a wenn te pay toe £l5 a year. or c 26, he paying
ru...pews. Had uot bad any converation about settee(
the house for .C 750. The license rug it to make perhaps
ASO difference in the value. Many of the visitors want
jag and bottled been—Mr. Trautman : Within a radius if
• quater of • mile there are five or six houses, are there
not I A : I dal k 0r)... —Cr as-exemination routines d : The
backitard very small. There 11 50 acre of land beb nd
len t get.—B
y Kr. Weston: There m 4 be 164 houses in
eh. ark.—Mr. Weston queeti-niost the witness, the Mayor
stated that the matter of stables would not weigh with the
munistrates. Mr. Weston then put in a memorial,
ansterously signed in favour of the applicatioe.—Mr. S.
jeckeee, architect, considered the haste a ten-roomed one.
The Talk popolation is incr.aiing rapidly, and all the
bourses are let—Br Mr. Sys:tads: Weymouth houses are
fuller in the summer then the winter. Counted the
scullery Si one room. The kitchen is 1311.. by 8, t., the front
14ft by 12ft., the scullery left, square, there is a sitting.
room, the top roans are 8 rt.-celled. end they can make
meat, auk if Decessari.—lly Mr. Treesniou. cross-
examined : Aberit the back-yard, the witless,' said the
tseek-yerele in Weymouth are very poor. This house is
worth OS a yea:
raorOar.o HOUSE IN BROWIII.Ote-GTHEET.
Kr. Hanna then mode application for a licence far
thur Toni lies•te too a Egos. to Le built in Brown-
on a cite a hick the Conservative Land S ciety
led for a esibliebouse in laying out the abets
netee was proved from the Telegram of
, 51b.—By Mr. Spin,nds: He did not know whether
dd heap the house, or not, be merely applied. The
or bad not yet bon commenced. Ile had no interest
set. of the house, except Po ass app' cost with Mg.
Trevanien submitted that Mr. Ileule had
'to apply aceeding to the Act -1 Peel •"L—
-ne sag It was impossib's fa • man to hi acre
then Mx. Meade until the house was is.taTicallp

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