The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14 00:00:00

WIMBORNE.

Sivrit DORSZT Riruc Votornias. Her
Majesty has been graciously pleased to approve the
follwing appointment, and promotion in the 6th
Dorset Rifle Volunteer Corp., viz.:—Wynne Albert
Henke., gentleman, to be Captain, vice Guest,
resigned; Ensign Pope, to be Lieutenant, rice
Taylor, resigned; W. IL Banks., gentleman, to be
Ensign, rice Pope,
..promoted..

'r COUNTY COURT, T u-a_ay.—Before T. E. P. lafroy,
Esq., Judge.
It. Psitat3Bol, EN., surgeon, he., Wimbmite, v. lIMMY
baker, Pamphill. Claim for in Ss. nil, for medics/
attendance, !cc., for defendant'. site, since diaid. Mr.
Dickinson, IA Poole, appiand for plantiff. Defendant set up a
trumpery defence, to the effmt that plaintiff had mid be could
cure his wife, that he had treated her for an ulcer instead fa
cancer, and that the bill wee overvharge. Dr. Drat.
F.R.C.S., being In court, wee requested to emmine the bill .4
particular. supplied to defendant by plaintiff. and, upon being
eworn, mid that, no far from the bill being an overchalge. it
ems exceedingly reusonahle indeed. many .4 the charges were
unusually hoe. Judgment for plaintiff forthwith.
T. IlAnDito, gentleman, late of Charlton Marshall, now .4
fitiirminster Marshall. v. Ws. Ilt-Nt. dairyman. Charlton
Manahan. Claim for CIO lulance of act...tint for some
pip sold to defendant in September last Mr. Dickenson
appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Atkinson. Mandford, for defend-
ant. According to plaintiff's account, the pigs were sold for
£74 On. 7d., by what is called, live weight, i.e., the Pigs were
weighed In • bag white alive, and 3lh per pig was allowed as Is
usual when live pigs are sold by weight Defendant paid or
offered to pay le3 Id., and denied his liability to pay more.
Defendant swore that 311. per score per idg was to be allowed,
not 311, per pig; that would make up the balance in dispute,
it., zlo 2s. tki. N 0 one in the trade, he contended, would
boy pip by live weight at the allevranoe ,f 31h per
Sewni witnesses on both shies were esamined, and it ass
mall, • case .4 oath against oath ; but ultimately his Honour
gat Pull/meta for plaintiff.- -Mr. Atkinson asked that Mig-
non( might be susg.etnied in order that his client niitht apply
for a new trial by Jury, but his Honour refused the eppliotti
sn ARLAN°. brick burner, kg., Poole, v. J. Hotel., haulier,
Clain, for 1:27 7.. lid., for brick., gri Is. 9d., .4 which waa
for goods had by defendant's son. This we. an action submitted
1., his Honour by consent front the superior courts. Mr.
Dickinson gingered for plaintiff, and Mr. Atkinson for defend-
ant The defence eras that the bricks were sold to a man named
Painter, and that defendant only haulrl them ; also that
defendant wen not lial.le for his son's debt. Plaintiff said he
knew nothing .4 Painter. and positively refused to open an
aixsoint with him. Defendant had fetched the bricks, mid he
would gay for theni if Painter 41.1 not, and had actually sued
Painter for them and ohtained Judgment. Ile (defendant) also
i.o.mised to no hi. son's debt relit Ills Honour gave Judgment
for plaintiff for ttll On, lid., the amount for which defendant
bad made himself liable .m Painter's Iwo 1111 l t, but did not con-
sider that the defendant could be sued for his son's debt.
Jr mimic,' traielling draper. 4c., V.
COMilteDen HILL, loth of Wituborne. The debt wan proved at
time lad court and Judgment old died for pay went forthwith.
The Commander .11...rcd and pleaded want .4 moans. hot
prond.l pestilent on the let .4 Jan., 1070. Ilit II 11111 l ur told
him that if he did not keep his promine he would be under the
, painful necessity of committing hint to proton.
IttitterreCf. -In in. Joni< Chnlinery
Common. Amount of liabiliten, about 1324 ; waren., su.. Mr.
11. Moore, Winiborne, optweed bankrupt's discharge on behalf
of Mr. (haling, trade assignee and principal creditor, en the
rounds that the litnkrittit had connived with his brither-in-
;few, to conveniently disponi of his pmperty and pods with
'lntent to defraud his creditor.. Alter Mr. Moore's (TOW
ea amination of bankrupt and his brotherdndaw, his If.lloUr
ruled that no grounds of opposition whatever were shown.
Tug Won't's° 01 THI H tonway Acr.—The
Home Secretary (Mr. Bross) having applied for
information as to tk• working of that Highway Act,
and whether any improvements could be Irma ested,
&vestry weetlng was held on Thursday, when Mr.