The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-03 00:00:00

THZ ANNUAL LIOINSING MINTING,
The &water Basiase was held oa Friday
Jut, before J. Ayllac, Esq., J. Drew. Eq., LLD.,
W. Talbot, lag.

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Mr. Ayling annoanced litat—tbe—lteeneing-- Committee
had come to a conduits to stoutly carry oat the Act
of Parliament, that all horse should be dosed by 11
tidos*.
Kr. Howard, on behalf el many of the Licensed
Victuallers, said this town was differsmtly sitmated from
most loons, for some of the trains do not arrive till late
at sight, and the J baste do not leers till ate.
True, the pemesnyen by being bo,td Ade travellers,
could be supplied with relnehments ; but those who
kept the houses would Its obliged bo get up sod supply
them, beosuse they troll& be bound to shut the how
at 11. He thought the machtratse would hays
=Waded the thee OM 12 o'clock, sad he said than
to recowdder their deohlea._

Mr. Ayhag mid the lt were unanimous in
their decision; they had filly made up their minds to
elms at 1 L As to the 'beer coming down all hours
of M. night, andel pandas woe war for travellers.
MP. Howard mid the BMW was of sash pest he-
paten** that he trusted the megistnates would yet
reramidar their dation. Be did not speak of people
Whig in the how ; hut pantie would ease them for
refreshment, it late hewn He meld appal to many
premed if the Greet Waters tales had not
Ml lets leas days out of eta during the lest mouth, and
sometimes they were hew Ma. 'Then 1.5 than take
t...... of the Jaw beak which did not lean till
after twelve, U the AA el Perhament were to be
married out in this Sews, paws would reader Wa-
gging liable to a pewit; II they kat epee, sod yet
travellers would go to their homes for refreshment
Ye. Drew mid Kr. Horned lost sight of the fact that
these people are Mud ,fide travellers, sad could be
applied.
Mr. Howard raid if Um Demob would allow him to
gary so, the we was not gaits so. the bowed
victuallers would have be Wes, although they might
raLled up sherwards.
ktr. Ayhag aid that if they were to Si 12 o'oleek,
thay would remise s very strima= in favour of
&sag the booms 10, sal he really thought
would be bat to ix the We stand by the Are, sad
gip is provides for lawriles. thaS MgMula we. gst
Mt Drew add tire he brined 75 pee seet, of the
tows'. *habituate would be Is brew of Wag it 10,
11 She draw* dibill ter Perilemet were miler me.
eidwatioe. he did not thisk a AN& magloirees es the
Demi would endows e bill is She term of ,the est •
bat, es it bad pawed, the nelthinise Tate detenahted
be awn is wag. Fer Mama bead eel beim II veal
Ork

Mx Howard remarked that althoee t‘,e Ad had
pawed, the Smell had the power to make eat eltentlea
In ths bears of closing, sad he submitted that that
power wee eves expressly to salt sash • ewe se this
town.

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Mr. Ayling : We do not intend to eureka that
power.
The budness of mowing the old licensee waa then
goo. through, and some sharp firing followed, as the
additional °barge for the homes, soros of the pabdoe.
remarking that they ought, ea they paid shill-
ing, to hare anetber hour.
ILL George applied for ileum to mil beer, he., off
the prosaism at St. Andreir'sdquard
Yr. George Barrett opposed, on behalf of residents
In the neighboszliood.
Yr. George wintended that the objeotien wea Invalid,
as tbe name of the objeotor was not given.
The Bench agreed, and granted the llamas
The other applications were adjourned till Wades,.
deli Sept. 25.