The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-27 00:00:00

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BOROUGH LIORNSING MUTING.

Th. annual Weaning meeting took pimps on Monday,
the magistrate. premed bolas Lb* Mayor (B. Dames,
Esq), G. °acme, Leg., J. Galpin, Am., and Dr.
Aldndge.
While the renewals were proceeding Mr. J. B. Taylor
spolte In • lagultrlcies strata shoot the badness of Inn.
keeping. He said there was so little doing now in the
legitimate business of • publican that he shanld not
ears " a rap" If he didn't hay, • renewal 'romps tor
the sake of the landlord. Moat of the business was
sow does by the grocer% where people wont eitonsibly
to bay tea and sugar, bet had their drop. of wine and
spirits. The badness of the bons« in town was now
, hardly worth doing. Mr. Elymosin haring referred to
the clauses in the new Let against clelteretion, Mr.
Taylor said it was all very well to talk about salt and
eoeula• Indints, but little people didn't know bow to
use at, large firms might. He liked the now hours of
the Aid amerliarly : on.. he ;mediated to abet up all
day on Sunday. —Mr. Bynum& : Yoe MI take out a
six-days license if you like—Mr. Taylor: le it soy
em; do you she off anything t—Tbe Town Clerk: Oh,
no.—Mr. Taylor: Theo I won't have it; isoonomy's tbs
order of the day. Publia-hoem lumping had gone to
the dogs, and now their business maislethig of " cutting
up dialers" on fletturdaysoelling milk, and other things.
H. had a lore. yard Ice camases and earts, and good
stabhog for horns, but It wasn't belt med. H. db•
willing to shut up for a moon It all the rest would,
that the public might Ind the %delimitate of an ism.
All We "shelf' Greeted/a good deal of pleasantry. The
*the shilling was paid without mesh inquiry, and Mr.
Taylor remarked they "paid it lik• lambs."
Mr. tlyinoods stated the hoer. that the houses mud
be aimed under the new Lot, via Hoedks esti'
12.30 p.m., between 2.30 sad p.m... sad after 10 p.m.;
no out« days they most close till 6 a.m., and at 11
p.m.
When Mr. Taylor's renewal was granted, he saki—
There, 131. 61., that's about al remelt as I shall lake all
day ; sad very likely I die 3 go and speed a shilling '
or two from veration—(laaghter). And the rates ang
Was Wake to £122 10e., • year, to say soehing of god '
and gas, lioeoem and serrasts, sewspepers, and all the
red. •

further explanation of the Ask Yr. Symonds
said that soy laucilord permitting dreakeo people to be
on his promisee, or soiling liquor to persona who WO
drunk, was dabS. to a penalty of El() for the drat
*Gum, and £2O for eubeequent offemme. Playing
skittle. for beer Is unlawful.

The Railway Tavern. --floporioteodsat Coward said
this boom wag open at 11 o'olook 011 Semday Bight,
tone people Wag there. Yr. Brown maid on* wags
lodger, sad the other two 0r... Jo with him. He was
told he had better oot gay aoy more, ag be might b•
gummongd. It was aloe oomplaimed that he 64ft ft 44
prostitutes, bat he mid be 4id not allow them to sit
down, sod wanted them off ae mash as Mg Gould.

ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING.
The ennuel lieensing meeting for the Doireheater
division tdok place on &weeny last, before R. Williams,
Keg. chairman, H. 0. Gdodden, req., & 0. F. Stows.rd.
Sq. nod H. B. Middleton, Req.
kkihre proasediug with to. renewals, Mr. William mid he w.ebed to drew the attention of the publicans
end beerbocum keepers to the not • no of Parliament on the subject. Tim, must no longer look to the
beak of them home's for the eonditions, but to the new Act. He advieed them to get • eopy of the
Act and 'bad, it, for • greet MAU new armee' were
created, and they might get themselves into freebie If
Obey were not careful when the set waa pat in form.
Ilia, indeed, in form now, bet it will not he premed so
strictly just at the present moment in order to Owl Por Emote cossider Ma provisions. The noon of gelltil Sin
altered by the Am. Oc week-days beer-Imams sad
not be epee after 10 p.m., sod no Lames after 11or gime.
before 6 t-m. —the houses must he ruled
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. On deadeye, Qood EMdaye, aed
Quistramdage, they meat net open Were 12-30. Part..
must mole between 2 31... p.m aid & p.m. and opiate.
at 5 p.m. moos at 10 ; Isseritomes Skin in aul•
days at 10 p.m as umml. The \owl a •Pealag 0.4
4."1 b• Awed br his limileg is*" frill

tine to time, and there was natio' al a gaseliag 38
days after tile t omailer the question ; but he thaught
It right to say, se for as he knew, there would be no
alteration mode this pust from the new blurs ordered by
the Ant It was aI wolfish Aet of Patlital43t, sod he
would atrougly advise them to try and tla 1 out the
regulatious it oontained, sa that they ini4ht not be
brboght before the Bench.
The renewal of the alehouse liessista then bros-vdod•
The Crown, Yard/Lod. are. rearos.—Nlr. Wehico.
mid there wa. • ciomp:aitit &dales; this hou.e,
cot II
"'"uld b oonatder,l at the •ij turbo I neetiod
B,ptertiber. Ur. ilieard said hal
house for 20 years, and whim it cue kept lor her huaband
before, and they were most reepeetsble people.
The Imadiedy : Woo oast any the house is misoos.
dented?
The Chairmen We seal go into that 113111; at the
adjourned ['lasting you can bring icier evidence, and
we *ha have ours. But the evidenoe must be gives
on oath.
The Punch Bowl, Portland.—There wa. • ormtnisitli
against this how*. hod the hearing eat oh eljourbed.
Toe old f•• lor the I mediae was 70. 61., but the new
Act give. au extra shi.iing for keeping • revolter of the
owners SS Well al the occupiers of the houses Ilesimed,
with the names of the signing magistrate..
ntlil▪ airrihn Bridge,
bad
h earh b 6
(Paso:ln:fa do
for a theddryu—r figTni dhgt
ibrlll4oas, IrFiliarr:el. twaao"oaldt h °dr et
I bomami dt he house.tileel
lleomee.iiLispeiodasrpyloly.shuyo. fortoobwaveetatbeulaywe than to
erieept the help of guards in keeping a look-outj
Thaij w
under the new Act. _ .

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The fee for beerbonae certificates le raised from
tits extra shilline beim for keeping a rreetor.
?Sailor's &turd, Portland, having been reported,
and no. returned at Madly conducted, arm ad-
journed to be 28th Saptember.
. . . _

d The sutra 'Millar* provoked ingiihing remarks from
the emollients. 'lie rose, then? ' • till one.
under the Act." sum the reply. "Oh !" with sdim
soasciousnam of being "dons," " It's the Mallet Act"
saggests one user: "A procion• Act it is" replies the
man and a general titter runs tbroughthe court. Then
'moiler tugged. the meat strikes es the mese of the
advance. Ono of the odd slgns was "N.. Found
Oct,' at Dick o' the Beaks, Wtteroorobe. It fermi
till quite lately the strip of land on which Ibis house
stews was in no partill at .11, and tittl tt• Alvs/v.O
of esospiog rat*. twenty wad parochial; but the new
messammit oommittee "found it oat,' and now the
owswr hes all the honour. sad disabilities of their
reeogatloa. fleece ths sign. "Are you the litisdard
was asked a palm yeses widow, and she was filen to
admit she was the standard, whereat the Wen around
leashed. "The Mermaid" Gams up in the perms of
portly Same "Tik• Duet" ereen astiqme trectimen
of wonatrikind, and there were 'retells other =Lee were
and I. end. that rsikesd the helium ot the business.

—Mr. Weakish applied for on alehouse louse for the
"Railway Station" bin, Uperey, on behalf of Jacob
Rogers. The owners of the premises are ifesses. J. A.
Devenish and Co. The sock,' were duly proved. Mr.
Weston sett' Rogers had 000uptini the houve, whieb to
on the right hand side of tbs road from Drrohester to
Weymouth and opposite the railway slid., for 21
years without complaint Tbe house Derarsst it Sr.
the Swan, Broadway, and the Bhip, Ridgway, end they
are about • mile apart. Application was made for this
limn last year, whim the railway station was about to
be opened. At that time be mid the owners were m-
uted to lay out a oonsidiarablei amount of mousy on
the premier,' to improve them, but the Bench said hit
bad better lay out his money first and apply alt•r.
That he had dohs. About 20 train' • day stopped at
the station by signal or otherwise, and there was • great
Oil el traillo ume that way from Abbotsbary and the
Vale of Polishers. Hones and carriages were put up
OA the inn, and travellers by the line often wanted •
drop to keep out the sold, before proureding home-
ward by road, or to comfort them when winos
there "heated" after • journey to catch the train.
At present the hones had good asoommodaUon for
"beast," but not for " insaas they bad no *rite there.
—Kr. Cortis said the present house bad been completed
within the last two or three maths. Down main,
there was • bar, perioar, tap-room, and kitchen, and
upstaire • large room for exoureloalsts and bsd-roorna.
There was 'Waling for a number of horess.—Hr. Rogers
also deuribed the house, and mid in the stable there
was standing rum for nue horses, and for four at
eight —There was no opposition to this anpUoation.
Mr. Howard applied under the frOcb sectioa of the
AA to remove the homes of lb. Q surname' Army,
Southwall, to the Terminu Hotel, tiblsweil, neut the
Railway Medea, Portland. The applicant is Baineel
Smith. Mr. Groeker luring proved- the notion, fir.
Bymoads, of Written's', asked what time they
were put up, but Kr. Howard objestiad that he could
not be heard. The Magistrates overruled it. Mr.
(Symonds said the applioadon was made under
the now Act, and the utilises give° according to
the old. The Taiwan Lutist 12 and 19 was
produced sustaining advertisement& of the appli-
eatiOn, sod the formal evidence was oompletcd.
Mr. Howard addressed the Bench, ealarging on the
rusirements of the etoursionide of Portland, when the
Chairman suggested they had loud • good deal about
that for meay years, end tb• speeches bad better be
emillited to thiestreetere of the hues.

Mr.Tiagrd .sld h. was the owner, in partsenkip with
Kr. Pepe, of the Teroilaus hotel, whioh oast 1.1,350.
He was lame under Mn. Prows*, and produced miesent,
to the proposed transfer. Mr. Symonds asked if any
emisideration was given fnr the oessinti. Mr. TIS ,ed
said it ought not to be asked, and Mr. Howard objected
to the questioo. Mr. Symonds said he asked it for a
purpose. sad Mould remark upon it by and bye. The
Beech decided it sheen not be asked: it was Inquiries
U proms had been bribed. Mr. Symonds sold be had
no doubt, and he meat Smith maid t 0... was
a bar, bar parlour 131 I. squire, a smoking room about
lift. square. olub room 361 t. by Oft. tom bad rooms,
and other aooommodotion. No stabling at proms, but
plenty of land to build on if • Ileums b 3 rooted.
Good many of the people suns by roll. He produeed
eartilmates in favour of the license, pad to him own pod
character. Yr. Symonds oaslymd tits petitions, elioitieg
that • great may of the signatories Het top o' hill ; but
Bmlth mid "they all travelled." The mama for the
license wee be hod • olub, aod gentlemen lodging 4 his
house. who had to go over the way to get spirits ; and
whoa 1,600 exwirsioniste oam• at once to be served one
or two houses were not near enough. B. asked the
landlord of the Qaarrymen's Amos, on an intimation
from the Brox, so masput to the license beteg Maas.
famed to him at the Terminus hotel, Mr. Williams said
that didn't matter. Au to the 'memorial, the Chairman
saki they knew them of old, and hew to estimate them.
The whole gemption was public utility. In reply to Mr.
Howard. the applicant mid he had two pethmaten
lodging In his house from Cambridge University.
Symonde objected to the removal, which would
deprive Southwall of the ailvaatege of • liesosed house,
end give it t 3 this bows by • sidaoslncl, whin it had
bees refused year after year. Hs sabmktinl there had
ao 'videos, ezeipt "letereeted evidence" to show
public neameity mare thee had azistad forth, lass seven
7mand which they had mot admitted before. It
sn.saula be se toj mike to the hamlet of 8 Wheel!. end
it was a " seen shuffi og of the cards" Sc try and get •
&tense for the Terminus. Zither the lisenee el the Quarry-
cameo Arms was obtained improperly at the Sr.., or the
same oireumetaaces now remained to justify its losing
mislaid. As to simmersl ememmodatism, Mr.
Symonds urged that because permits laid oat • lot of
money in betiding • house, that was no ground for
urging they should have a beanie to sell liquor anon
the people Bat Its urged that after providing for the
deoseit amommodistion of the applicant and his family,
there was nothing very great in It; and he enalldentiy
urged that the removal was not seeded to meet the
wont, of the neighbourhood, and that there waa no
ocoasion for aggravating what he would tall "tit.
radio-house 0t111161111141' in Portland.
Mr. Tigard applied for a erstrit license for the Royal
Bmodard, (limey, on behalf of George Renville, urging
the opening of the railway Mellon as a mama for its be-
ing granted. Toe notices were prodomed, and Mr.
Symonds objected to the service as bed, but the
fistish out the knot by 'eying they should not grant
this applioation.
The mogistrates retired to consider ths
spplisa-
tiana. Ou returning, Mr.said respecting the
hones at Broadway (Railway Statioa ins), • majority of
the Bondi were In favour of emoting the tissue., there-
fore it was granted; they also agreed to transfer the
the Wean of he Qaarrymaa's Arms to the Terminus
hotel; the application for the Riyal Standard, Upwey,
was refused. Those grassed were, of sours*, subject to
the ooalrmation regained by the Let.
• provisional Ikeda. was muted to the loodlady of
"The Dusk," Piddletown Hiatt', is suadession to her
deceased husband.

THE ROYAL VIdIT : ANSWZR TO Tim
WEYMOUTH ADORES.
The agar has received the following letter from
Blow. Knoll,.th reply to tho address premarital to
U.R.R. the PrinoS of Wales, on the occasion of
EI.ELH:e visit to Weymouth on the 10th Just
" Marlborough House, Pall Hall, B.W.
, Ombers.l eir Nuns.. ititoiiy. Mr.t,lea by tee
Prince of Wales to thank the Mayor, Aldermen, sod Burgers
of Weymouth, for their add». on Use occasion of his %liking their amino& and loyal borough
It hes been very • ratifying te itini to renew the connexion
so long emulated with We) m rah and he Royal family, and
commernorated by his lamented tether laying the foundation
Mom of the Harbour of Refuge now completed in lie Hume-
diets neighbourhood.
" HI. Royal Highness is eery sensible of the affectionate
attachment which the Corporation M Weymouth profane
towards Her Majesty. perwin, bar throne, and the /loyal
taany of thin country, nod will ever feel grateful for those
pray, for kb own welfare winch they hare so warmly Si in thsir 'Adria
"The Mayor of Weymouth."