The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-08 00:00:00

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now 000 the. about 2flo member% and its receipt+ in the
sick and funeral fund amounted in the half-year ending
June 1, to £llB 150. ltd. and after payment of sick
euneoutee, cal Ba., two members deaths, and funeral trills,
"wan lodged in the hank, and LISSA. remain, in bawl.
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after paymen the balance in hand is .820 3a. 3d. The
total worth of it Court Is £615 Is. Sid.
Tits TvaoLeag SINOLKS.-On Saturday last these
famous singers gave concerts at the Royal Hotel Assembly
Room, to numerous and delighted audiences. Often as
the Tyrolese singing haa been noticed with admiration, it
deserves on thin their farewell tour, a last tribute. The
singers themselves are well worth seeing, dressed as they
are inustiarejecoliar and picturesq
anue costume of that land
which uced the patriot Hofer, and which has yet so
curio been faithful to the Austrian throne through
years of despotiam to better times. The national costume.
like the national character, boa altered little or none, and
It is gayer in the men's ;Ire.eo than in that of the ladies.
But the ladies were noteworthy of themselves, and the
youngest lit will notspoil her loony so in a tongue unknown
to her) had • pretty innocent face, evidently as yet un-
spoiled by Battery and fashion. The men, of whom there
are five, are Pretty good specimens of the mountain race,
and Herren Holatia, and Niargreiter, especially so. while
Harr Mack' is the jolliest, most good-humoured fellow,
and withal one of the moot round-faced and full-habited,
we have seen for a long time. The singing, many times I
an we have heard it, is yet full of fresh charms. The
soprano of the leaks to sweet and pure with exquiaite
clearness, the voices of the men in general clear and well'
balanced, and the bass of Bohms is grand and deeif. But
it is Meickra tenor that particularly charms us. e give'
It out with such purity, such delightful pronunciation of
the syllithlea, and with such evident enjoyment to him-
self, that none could help being delighted. ldeickl s tong-
ing is like honey, like gold, like peaches or pineapples in
hot weather, liko any most enjoyable most valuable thing.
No wonder that he himself has got so fat; any one who
could often listen to such singing must get into • placid.
aatinfied-with-ever:ything frame of mind. Next to Meickl's
delightful voice, the greet feature of the Tyrolese dosing
is the charming harmony, the fulneno and perfection of
the chording; awl we must not peas by the clearness of
pronunciation. Sure we are that they sang the woosLa as
well as the music with all their power. The dem+ titre of
the Tyrolese will be a great loss to the musical world.
Boamon Pirrrr Maalox* Monday -Before IP Joseph
Ayling, Kr. W. Talbot, Yr. W. Symonds, Dr. Tigard, and Dr.
Drew.
umenso leganto
The majority of the old uptheee were renewed without
on:mitten.
NSW souse Is Tel PARR.
Mr. Howard made an application on behalf of Mr. W. Holt,
for a licence for a house in Lennox-street. The Conservative
Land Society had laid out some thousands of pounds the
Park, and had mole a very wise arrangement that there should
be only five licerned houses there. No one raised any objection,
and In the good faith that such an arrangement would be
carried out, the expense bad been incurred. He clients bought
on* of the pima of land, for the purpose of carrying out the
arrangement,and nearly £l,OOO had been spent upon this house.
This would be drown by • mna renpectabi. local valuer, Mr.
, who would also Mace that the licensing of this house
r.t; carrying out the arrangement made years ago. The
gentlemen on the Bench would be pa:fatly satisfied of the
good faith of the parties, and would not have the slightest
y Ung the Hamm It had been said before one
olth.ieet of the magistrates that some persona have
tC7llnotions, and object to lkensed houses altogether.
watrillet he would give every credit to them persona for
their Worts, the law, of the land are not such am to put down
all kinds of sales of Intoxicating thinks, but only that there
shall be a certain amount of care taken In granting licenses
That care relates to the person to whom the license is given,
and also to the accommodation provided for the public. Tbe
notion used to be that there should be stabling; but fancy no
house being licensed in London without there were stabling
attached. Fancy anyone asking far •license for • home in the
Strand, and the magistrates sating whether there was any
stabling! Why they would not we • horse's head in there
once In a twelvemonth. He had seen a handbill which stated
that there were so many licensed home in the town ; but let
them lust take the radius of Smithfield, and they
would see every house licensed. Accommodation for
the public does not mean accommodation hot for
the people around the place ; but also for the people
who visit it, for they CORM not be allowed to stay In the
areeta. It warn no secret. that Weymouth had been so full
that parties had had to spend nights in the chairs on the
Esplanade. If they could so arrange it that 250 people should
tame on one day, 250 the next, and so on, It might easily be
managed ; but people will rush in at thousands at a time.
There would be aocommodaUon at Oda house and he contended
that the arrangement of the CouservaUve Land Society was a
perfectly fair one, and that nearly 0:1,000 had been expended
on the faith of its being carried out.--Mr Walton said Mr
Hormel was going rather too for, In calling it "faith ;" it
might be expectation --Mr !lowest mid faith was nothing but
• strong expectation. -Mr Weston felt mute certain the Bench
would not have piolgol themselves to anything of the kind.-
Mr /Wing said he certainly should not have agreed to any
such arrangement. Mr Howard still contended that the
money had been 101 l ;rut on the faith that the magistrates
would grant such an application, and he hoped awl trusted
that such faith had not been displaced.- Joseph Roberts proved
the oiler'. -Mr Weston objected to the notices in the news-
mar ; but his objection failed. -Mr Jae. Milledge, was licensed
valuer and appewlser, ale, owner of property In the Par.,: The
Ootiservative Lewd teeiety tiolt the whole Park, and laid out •
great deal of money for roadie. It wasi readied that only five
slots should be laid for publichousos, no had already
been applied for, and this wan another Ile wormed
to rot 4 0,0 coil '4 agreement, which Mr. Weston
objected to. -Mr. Howard units' that the plan and copy of
agreement were only put in as • copy, awl they could take it
for what it wan worth-Mr. Milledge continued that there were
• great many homes already, occupied LS lodgierging houses -
By Mr Ayling : Had not heard of any visitors expressing a
want for accommodation in this pleas --By Mr. Howard:
Valued the house as • private house, at £.35, without • license.
There was • bar, taproom, kitchen, and hack-kitchen, two
fronta to the house, being at a coroer. On the first flow, were
• club-roots and four besi-nmod The house was within an
may distance of the railway station. -Cneeeramined : The
original plan of the Park has not been altered, and this was •
copy. I have taken upon myself to alter the plan, dividing
mom waste land among the owners I had the eanction of the
owner, to alter the plan. Am not aware ; d any further alien-
Don being made.-Mr W.tott : 1 have had the deals In my
poinessimi myself. Did not I see you myself on the subject--
Mimes : No -Q.- Didn't you refer me to Mr. Crickmay about
the @Aeration I Were there not fresh conveyance.? A. -
Whatever that might hese been, the original plan has not
been altered. I have merely divided out • pieu of wade land
Into building pieces. -Examination continued. There are three
lodging homes on the Park alas% there are several houses in
Derby-street let so lorighig-houses. Chandler han a corner
shop, within the distance of this hall ; I am not aware it was
licensed.- -Mr. Arden : Ile only has a license to tall off the
prairie. Cromeresaminist There arc a number of houses not
let. They were asked et% for, and the mute went down to XIS,
because there was an objection to sem: people who took in
washing. Mr. Holt is • servant at Mr. Devenish's ; I have
known him occupy public-homes -Mr. Weston: As • warning-
mn.--Resexamined : Many people take bshrings in the Park-
in aneerer to the Bench. Mr Howard said nearly every house
In the Park was let . lodgings. It was as full aa • beehive.
Scarcely a home him' hal four or five people more than It
ought -Mr. T Whetham, buibler. said the original oat of
the land ems £l5O, and with that and fittings the house cost
about 11,000.-11 r. Howard proluced • memorial from Mr.
Holt ; but after reeding It, sail he was quite satisfied, haring
put in Mr. Milledge to prove his respectability. - Mr.
Weston urged that Mr. Holt must be present. -1(r Holt
here stoke up, awl said he was the tenant of the hoist:L-
IG% Weston said Mr. Holt was only the warming, men:
he didn't Intend to keep the house, and it was &IMO fraud
open the magistrates to put him forward. Ho would like to
set Mr. Holt what rent he paid, and when, and he would have
stultified his own caee.-Mr. Howanl said Mr. Holt had
kept a lieeneed house for • twelvemonth, and there wall
no such • thing as • warmingpan nowa-day,. on no one could
have a trander without coming before the Bench -Mr.
Weston said the money laid out by Messrs. Devenish ens
only to oblige themselves and not the Bench, only ena
apeculation.-Ile understood that • memorial had been handed
in against the granting of the license-Mr. Ayllng mid
the persona who signed It were all teetotaller,; they would
sweep away all the eMied houses in the town-Mr. Weston
Said the name of Rev. John Stephenson was there, and he was
not • teetotaler. -The memorial was signed by 62 inhabLanta
and neighbour. ; the first *nature me that of Mr. R Walker.
The Bench retired to omdder their decision, and on returning,
announced that they would hear Mr. Barrett'. application.
Mr. W. IL Barrett applied on behalf of Mr. Walter Holt for
the removal of the license now held by Mr. Hurdle for the
Portland Arms, to the house situated at the Junction of
Walpole and Lennox streets, In the Park.-Ile applied under
the WU, action of the Licensing Act, which provided that
licensee may be removed from one part of a licensing district
to another part of the moo arnica, where the wants of the
public may require it-The Portland Arms belonged to Sir
Frederic Johnstone, and ma held by Mr. William Hurdle,
under • Imes for a term of years. -The house to which the
Bench were asked to remove the license was at an extremity
of the Park, and no other fully licensed house was In the
neighbourtsxxl. Its begged to hand to the Ben. • most,
respectably signed memorial from the owners and occupiers
of property in and adjoining the Park, testifying to the
respectability of the applicant, and the need for such • house
In the neighbourhood. In consequence of the large number of
houses recently erected in the Park, this hones was much
mt..- Mr. Alying asked if the Ranch were to understsnd
that, If this license were transferred the Portland Arnas would
ore to be • limns. house-Mr. Barrett said Yes, he
was aware the Bench had before them a counter memorial; but
he wished to remind them of the arrangement which Was made
when the Conservative Land Society plotted out the Park, for
the reservation of five or six plots as publichouse plots.-
Theis plot. were chosen with regard to the acconenxdation of
the public, the Mama Devenish's Mune had been erected
on one of these plots, it was purchased as • publlctionee
plot; the building was planned as • publlchouse, and an
en expense of about C 2,000, a publlchouse had been built ; it
was therefore, he thought, rather late In the day to bring a
counter memorial, and come before the Bench Opposing the
license. Ile bad confidence that the Bench would consent to
the transfer of the Portland Arms to this house. -The ('hair.
man said It was the general feeling of the Bench ow, they
would not Increase the number of Homan under any circum-
stances. But thin wee an exception, in that it was an applica-
tion for the treader of the license of one house to another.
That would, he thought, satiety the public so far that the Bench
would not increaeo the number of Warms --Mr. Barrett mid
he was quite aware of the views '(the Bench as to the undesira-
bility of Increasing the number of publlchouses. -Mr. Talbot :
Dose Mr. Hurdle assent to give up this license? -Mr. Barrett:
Sir Frederic Johnstone and Mr. Hurdle both lament. -J . A.
Bowfin proved the service of the notices-Crate-examined : I
served Mr. Hurdle at Mean a Andrews. Barrett, awl Andrews's
°ace -4. In what capacity ? -A. 1 served him as owner of the
premises, I presume. Mr Walter lilt: I am occupier of a
boom in Wande-areet and Lennox-street. I am to ley fiSIS
per annum. The agreement sae put lii -Crow-examined : I
have occupied the house by living and sleeping ; I have not
given up the house 1.. Hopo-square, but I have removed partof
my fundlem ; but we have lodgere in Hopi-square. If I get
the Mange I Intend to move up there. I an. to pay a quarter's
rent; but If I cannot get the license I shall try to get it back
Shall WI ft; up my situation if my wife out manage
th▪ e
house. I have !wears/ licenses tniuderred to me, and
occupied the White Hart three or four month., am other
booms. I have taken this house, the others I did not, certainly
not -Cromexanilnal Theo it was deeply an imposition on
the magistrates. -Oh I no.-Crues-examined : The Park Hotel
Is about hail-alone off ; It Is between a quarter and half.-mile,
If you go round Caret tell how far the Waterloo stores
to og -perhaps NO 300 yards. The Park Hotel is only •
beerlmuse. The Burdon Hotel Tap and the Star and Darter
are at erne distances-Ite-examined by Kr Barrett: There a‘ll
no agrecniant written between nie and Messrs. Devenith in the
other cases; I occupied ma • sennnt The Bunton Hotel Tap
Is ad yards off, and there IS no Homed house leer. -Mr
ygtogie, agent of Sir Frederick Johnstone, tinhuid landlord of
the portiand Anna, mid he knew the handwrlUng of Sir
Frederick Johnstone, and Mr Barrett handed In the anent of
fkr Frederic to the removal. Mr Hurdle hold, them prenthell
under • km, and asked Mr ?Jangle whether it waa • condition
of the lease that the house should be closed in October text. -
Mr Weston objected that the kale mount be produced the
best evidence of • written document was the document lows.
-The Bench decided to have the lease ...Weed. -Mr Barrett
rt is an agreement between Meats. Devenish, Sir Frederic
,hoetone, mid Kr Hurdle, that the license might be trans-
fared from the Portland Anus to such person a. Messrs.
Doethith appobited.-Croseexamlned : A lease has been
di. premises from Sir Frederic Johnstone to Mr
Tlnrelle.-Mr Barrett next put in the Hoene' granted to Mr
Borgia. Also • notice to Mr Hustle to appear and consent to
the tranater of the lioensa-Mr Welton refused to state from
whom be opposed. -la answer to • question from Barrett,
wWigton -elated that he declined to give up the name of the
pore= for whom be opposed, he opposed for basalt and
bat afterwards In answer to the Beech, Mr Weston
gad : (have no ob*Ron to say here that I appear here on
behalf of Mr literdU to watch the clue on his behalf. ; I say
otie out of courtesy to the Bench ; but I Mould oot
wow Mr Barrett -Mr Barrett mad • covalent dated by Mr
sonue, whereby he %Teed to rued to the Ilemee Ming
usndereed,nd also toils everything In his power to mist In
tb.
used.. of the license. Mr Barrett mid Mr Hurdle bad
weed in the most solemn way to assent to and forward
of the license. -11 r Weldon aid he had • fatal
tbe yr Hardie ought to have been served with •notkoe
obj ;slim ,o Dot only a. owner of the premises' but "
heiCi . Ile also
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