The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-10-11 00:00:00

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Vieiter Woodward, for stores irs Newetreet, wee
obj-cte Ito by Mr. Dennis, who said John D tmer is
on for the same property.—Mr. Arden said there is •
separate entrance and a separ ste rating. The young
man was in partnership with his mother, Mr. Thome;
having retired, and let the business to Mrs. Woodward
and her son.—Mr. Vig T asked if it was not a joint
occupation.—Mr. Rowland l'homal was called,. and
said Ise had let the business in Rai-street to his sister,
Mrs. Woo !war!, and the stores to his nephew, her
•50, who o rcnpie.l them separat,ly.—Mr. Dennis sail
that the clear yearly valuers( a at ova that kind mustbe
£10; he also ststed other objections. Mr. Thomas in
answer to the Revising Barri.ter, said the rent was £8
• year; but it woe worth much mere, being invalutble
to the btpdoess. -The bjection that the yearly value
moat be £lO was soatrained.
Mr. Trevaniou now apoeared for the Liberal aaeo‘dation, Mr. T. Pattioun being named as objector.
David Henry William', t, Mary-street, was
objected to by the Liberal Association on the
grouni the business is carried on solely in the name of
the father, and not cf the son, who simply a soda his
father in the I)mM-res.—Mr. D.trois said he had been
here for 25 years, and the business had alw..ys been
canted on in the father's name. The son was not on the last year'e Arden said Mr. Williams had
made his son • ptrtner, and made seine show of it by having his son rated. The trade name was "T.
Williams," awl Mr. Williams was not bound to alter
the trade name.--Mr. I) evil Williams, sworn, said he
had an Interest in the basinese —Cross-ex twined by
Mr. Trevani en : lie had an interest as partner, and
h .d for two yearn _Vote retained.
Mr. John Brut t ru was ebj. cted to by Mr. Trevai.ion,
on the ground that the premises are all occupied by
Mr. J. E. Ford, and that Mr. Raunton has no con-
nection with the business. —Struck off.
Charles Brown, Bond-street, objected to by the
Liberals, on the ground th he ,loes not .CCUpy, the
hou-se being occupied by his mother and elite B.—Mr.
Arden said Mr. Brown took the house of Mr. Wells', r I
for his mother and sisters to live the e —Mr. Dennis
urged that Mr. Brown had no interest in the business,
the whole house being simply for the purpose of his
, sister's business, and one of the idsters was on the
I burgess list, Mr. Charles Brown being clerk to •
soicitor in the t twn.—The objection failed.
Sarah Goodwin, obje led to by Mr. Trevanion, on
the ground the rates had been excused. She had pail
the poor rates, and the objection was void.
' Albert Thomas tliggimon WY struck off by the
Conservative, for non-residence.
Thomas Charles Hinds. Belvidere.—Mr. Trevanion
objected that the house was let as • lodging-house, and
that when major Hinds 000168 here be sleeps at the
Royal Hotel, reserving himself no room in the house.
—Mr. Dennis gave evidence, and the vote was struck
out, as Mr. Arden said Major Hinds would not come
down, vote or no.—Mr. Vigor: If lien% worth com-
ing for, %isn't worth having.
John Jeanes, Brunswick-terrace. was objected to
by Mr. Arlen. He had resided from February 18th
to July Ist in the Park, between the time he lived at
Brunswink.terracre and at his shop, in Bk Mary--etreek
—By Mr. Trevanion : He had the premises in St.
mary4treet, but could not get in.—By Mr. Vigor.
Did not sleep at Brunswter
ick-race einoe the time be
went to the Park and before he went to St.
Mary-
street.—Struck off the Parliament." list ; but as
there was no objection to him on the municipal list,
he was there retained.
Some of the objections foiled
through not being
signed.
S. V. Whitling, Kiug-street, objected to by the
Liberals, on the ground that the premises were part of
the Fountain Hotel, for which Mr. th v tea.
tlhivisespilnacteh,e
where Mr.
hithre.rewarbeitijeorgrers.
Mr. F. Brown said Mr. Whitt' ' ree
°
atstotarec,heanidtohe preallaol are a
spirits.—Struck off.
Henry Wood.—The qualification WM for • small
tenement at the back of No. 2, Gloncesteerow sad
Ms. Dennis first said this was a test caw Hi said