The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-24 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.

THUBSDLY.
(Solon Mr. B.riesiat Tiodal-Atkinags. jades-)

CLAIM MT • IMILIT 11111101L•111%

R. W. Reynold.. WIWI n..d .p,rlt nmrshant, Weymonth,
V. !gm *arum Wnit /, Pottiaud.—Olairn ive goods
sold and delivered—lir. George app-arad for toe phdAtill.
end kr. PAM flamer (or detoodent.—Kr. Georg, sold the
original claim was £7. but £3 9.. and • p.;rsloa of she
mato had been pad into Cow leaving • balance of
£43.. 4d. Plaatoll at the tease thi goods wise told was In
bounties at Weymouth. es • wino/tad spirit asoraltant. and
tno damn waa for goods supplied.-11.r. Polly Hooper sold
them wee • mistake In the account, his client bolas only
ledobeed to the &monist of £3 Os , which coal had bees
paid inte.Oonrk —Mrs. ketnony smd tam 860 worn duchess
to the defendant. On tha &A lebenery last she paid ILL
Reynolds 101. on her mottos's soment, .mad also 10/. on
her brothoes account, Hr. & 0. Whim—Hui Honour easing
looked tamed' tha /sox/Junta. mid thly iu.rad the SUSI.
bon of 11.110 parson to go quietly thro them as toes
Julio. could be dons to boto parties.— . Hoary None*
was appointed to tut/esti/tato theca.

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ill CLAIM ASO= all SCHOLIUM.
Thane Riehad Chan v. John Com sad &twin Done
aim of £7 it 6.1, for ends bought at as aticroon.—lt
will be re/Booboo sal tont t hi. ca.. era ail owned irow Ise
last court in order to altos Done, sews 10 4 added wish
Can as <Wooden,. Mr. Dc r. ensued loc the
olaisuff, and Mr. Trevor Davis. for to. &doodad
Susan use. dean One wee the wile ot to. direness, Jon
Gas, who woo • tantalite baler. She etknded the gale
et
the Victoria in cOuniqatiotie of a moose from Mrs.
Dunn. When .0. 501 tare am saw Mrs. Duos, who need
o„., to Sid tor °gran, goods, erpeoinly • LI, %Yale Gated.
Sne asked Kra WWI if LIAO WINO ogle /mooted down
to her if sae stould fine to pay for there she
told her no, assist would s.tile with Mr. Obitho. When
alir net came into the ale room there were oaly ten
mole there, and the goods were bang gives away. Her
:menial did not kens she attended the sale ; alts stony
west as YU. Duou's nook She only bought the Bruen*
carpet, on in table nor the glen Was was sot at the
sal. when tithe' the table or the glass was sold. When
the shown tier bill to Mrs Donn the inter sad the had
the own, Ann Mr. thoul a knew than very well. See did
nol attend too sale in Merkehstreet, and did not bays table
Shag. value £1 Si. 61. Whoa the bill was met in en
repodiated lbs nubs with which the wee charged. After the
sale Ms. Obarlee coiled lot tee moan, and she disputed
the amount, Her husband told him be would sage • bill
of guano if the items in df.pute wen omitted. Plaintiff
had odd her thol he hod adman& Um Dames several
ondrede of cocotte, and if he did outgo to. wosayfrom
them (Gave) he thought them!. would Dogmatise eumotoat
to pay biaa—(kces-ex sinned by Mr. iriwere Hal Wail
eccotatomed tOo 5.1e50 ens tor man nem= hathff of net
!medico. sad had neva got tato nu trains before. She
bad Owl several oonvereetione with Kra Dunn about bur
ing good. 111 'L. cal., ...h. "old as. We things were being
thrown away. She bid almost for everything that was
offered, as Mrs. Donn tool her En would not have to pay
is awe any niug wa. atonted clown to her. So. bought
several things for back tor waioh the paid. See would
swear she wee not preens at the sale in Noma-stint
Fier son was heaping his font Is bustans in 1861, bat
had never b. not au) thing tee him at min At the
Merkel-weer her sou bought Mita thinna, but pawl for
Went Yr. Chain did sot tell her he had oolong to do
with Dunn, ail he had to be was with hot husband. Hee
husband did not odor to give • bill. but Paint fi offered to
take on, and that made all the daemon This
onion would not have been brougat were it
not for Kr. Chorea —His Honor said the qnstasin
whether then goods were bought for Kra Dunn as Mrs.
Gas. It seemed to him, from nediag through tas
nidens of the last Court the throe less items ware la
tits passesslon of the detention Dunn sub. pienat time.
—Mr. George said ho only hod two—a table sad a carpet.
—Km C.a, in meths' mon-examinatioa. said she knew
Urn Roper' and had men bar sine the lest Court asp,
but had Dos offered tar • sovereign if the would come
down and say lb. Castles bad offend the glass at a
subsequent ans.—Jobe William One maid he wee the sow
of defendant, on was landlord of she Chatter Tooniparesioe
Hotel. In KM ha was courting the barmaid at the
Victoria. sad *intends married her. At the tan of the
este Kra Dunn desired him to ask his mother to be cre-
am at her seta He oho attended the gale, and Mrs.
Dunn asked k:ut to buy ernes" for her. He told her
what the table had fetched, sad she said the was glad of
Ibid. On tailing her he bad also bought the glass for
1.1 7a she said she weis mere he aid dohs so, as it was
broken, an an did not wan it. He remembered a eon-
v-reat on whin took place between pinata and Mr. and
Kra Dann. Mrs. Dain aeid—" How thankful I sot to
Mrs. Owe for canine, and how lucky it lash. was seat for
to bid, a. otherwise Driog could have had the thins
knocked down at his own price, sod the things would
not have realised hail in price they have tow.' Sine
the sole he bad heard Mil Dunn say she had settled with
plena, and could not understood whet be was ab
is trying to get the mooey front Ono. In October. VAL
he attended the sale io Marko...own on hie own account,
and bought sworn littiella to the ratan of £1 8.. as he was
thin about to f urnish. He had no idea but the things
were pall for. and be was now quire ready to cu. —Oran
oroninsd by Mr. Goons: In liffl he was nesting hie
father in businem, but had never attended sales or par-
anon goods on his behalf. He did not bay anything at
the Victoria sale for his father. He believed his mother
did not attend the sale al, the Victoria for two days. He
*Minded the fifth day's sale, and bought halfurdosen
mahogany chairs for himself. whin he had since sold at
a profit. He paid his mother for the things he had
bought, and that use part of the money pad into Court.
—Fanny OW stated she was the wife of the last wittiest
and was barmaid at the Vinoda at the time the sale
took place, and bad been there for three and • half yearn
Kra Dunn conducted most at thy business of the house.
SO. was present worn Lana and heard convennion
between Mrs. Donn and Mrs. Case shout the sale. lira
Dunn told her toe thing. wore gone as • wry law price,
and asked her to keep that up for her, as she did not ere
why Kr. Dries should have Item at his own price. Mrs.
Cole said—" sopssoslng thole are • lot Of Wills knocked
down to me elms., Ido not waat r Mrs. Dunn replied—
" I will see you do not halm to llsY for thew. so I will
speak to him (Charle.)." With rand to the Brown
rarest, Mrs. Lunn said to Mrs. Owss—" I particularly
want the carpet in 33 bedroom ; I am not outteuler what
prise I go to, as it is imerly • new carpet' Shortly after
Mrs. Com said to Kra. Dons—" The carpet is knocked
down to yoo, but I au DOC POUti.• about W. Winn Ii
Is either knoced down at 34 or 34- it • yard, to which
shsreplied—" Oh, all right" A. few minute* alter Mr.
Doan came in, and hie wife told him she had bought the
carpet at AL Si. • yard. Hs said to ter—" You must be
a fool, as we shall have tldf the things upon our
hands when the sale is over. Honour: I supposes
Kr. and Mrs. Donn have been matted some toms
and their courting days are over. (Laughter.) Ike
Cue outfit:ming, said she beard Mrs. Dunn en to
Mrs. Con that she wand settle with Mr. Conies for
isverything.—Junes Fisher said he wee a rewind on
bond of on. of the P. and 0. hosts. In ISM he was
a clerk to pnintiff, and attand,d the Victoria sale, He
boora a iiostoorseiioo between Kra Dona end plaintiff;
she said to him "If Kra. Cue to wean at As sale she
will hey two or three lots for san',—lnsrla Dunn, on of
Um dela:ideate, said he had never einur kw wife mum.
tions to armories &none to buy in goods for him at thei
sale in question. Mn. One asked him for leave to bay in
roods, but he ref ased her.—Cronexivaitied by Mr.
Davis.: Hie wife did • great clod Of bonier for him at
the Victoria Be Wirer gave her on say One elan instruc-
tion about the gala, excepting Mr. Charles. Neither be
net his wife attended the sale. He did sot know the
carpet was bought for hire, and did not remember the on-
venation which had been stated. Hs had an called his
wife • fool, beams Mrs. Oen had bought the carpet for
her. The carpet sad table were in his possessiost but he
did not know anything about the glass. He was not
aware bat what these onion were paid for.—Men Ano
Dunn stated she had never send Kn. Dime to
bid for her at the sale on amount of the article'
going very low. Stu had the carpet and table
in her pomessioa now which were bought at the este.
Si. did not remember anyttline of the convereatien about
the carpet which Km Casa Jot, had said. She instructed
Kr. Charles every day to boy In thing, which she waned,
and marked his catalogue.—Croareniminiad by Mr.
Davis.: She instructed the auctioneer by her husband's
directioas to buy in the goods. She had no reoollectioa of
sindieg yOUill Otila to his mother asking her to stand
the sala—His Honour said he should not give Jellison
that day, as it was • one which required coking lago.—
The case Is therefore adjourned for • =oath

=III POZ FRUIT.

Robert Pew* v. Rerb.mt PealL—Olalso tor £4.—.The
plolatiff • dealer in fruit, restillag at Kingsbury. user
Toustoo, aad ths &Alia was tor applies aad fridt_ouniled
se sus defendant, who ls • small shopkeeper at Portland.
The detendant denied having resolved SON Of the goods.
and the ease was adjourned to allow *ULU( to prodooe
his books.