The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH COUNTY COURT.

SATULDAV.—Before Mr. T. E. P. lefroy, iudre.
Water Onapany caroyof Holloway. for 6r. 61.—Defen
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dent keeps a's...Mil-hand clothes shop. and was ordered
to pay in a fortnight, and half in a month.
BUILDER CLAIMING FOR PLANS.
Francis Brown v. Marks Phillips.— Claim of £3 3i. for
plans and specifications. —Mr. Brown sail that in
Fel ruary, 1674. Mr. Phillips sent to him to have altera-
tions made in a house in St. Mary-street, very extensive
alterations, and Mr. Brown went several times, and Mr.
Phillips wanted them to do about £4OO worth of work for
£330. Witnee raid he could not do that, and Mr. Phillips
did not have the work done by Mr. Brown, and Mr.
Phillips gave him sonic work, in order to compensate him
for the trouble. Afterwards Mr. Phillips got Mr. Norman
to do the work, and Mr. Brown sent in a charge of £3 3s.
Kr. Phillips offered bins a guinea, but Mr. Brown would
not tike that.—Mr. Hamm defended, and questioned Mr.
Brown, who said be did not call on Mr. Phillips and ask
to be allowed to do the work. Charged for making three
estimates, and would swear that he had inade three, but
not in writing. It was all done in February, and be
tendered on Mr. Norman's plans at £298; but Mr. Nor-
man's plans and specifications A sted quite different work
from what plaintiff said would cost £4OO. The date of his
tender was the 13th of July; but he sent in the bill on the
following January. When he went about the clothes,
which he hail of Mr. Phillips, he said nothing about his
bill.—His Honour sail the question was very short
What was Mr. Brown engaged to do t —Mr. Brown said
it took him nearly a week to look over the work.—Mr.
Hanne said Mr. Phillips was prepared to state on his oath
that Mr. Brown only gave hitu one estimate—His Honour
said it appeared to him that this was a simple case of a
man taking the usual trouble I, see what a certain work
would require, the trouble taken by any one before
making an estimate.—Mr. Norman, architect and builder,
in answer to the Judge, said that if a man went over some
buildings, an.l made au estimate with the objeA of
tendering, he was not entitled to be paid for plans and
estimate.—The Judge thought Mr. Brown BM very foolish
not to accept the guinea—Mr. Phillips denied having
offered a guinea—The Judge gave verdict for defendant,
with £3 costs.
• CAPTAIN TINED FOR STRONG LANGUAGE.
Sperling v. I'oanaheirtsan.l.—Mr Sperling said he had
been put to the expense of cruising aid miles, and therefore
If be was sworn he abould have to ask for Lis expenses.—
Captain Yonnithusband said he had made a proposal,
which had been refused. "This time had hail dealings
with his (Captain Younghushanirs) son, and had no
complaint before; but plaintiff had turned himself into a
moneylender, and lent his son .041—Mr. Sperling said
this was all false.— The Judge said the case had been tried
and it had been declded that the son should pay the
moues; all he (the Judge) hail to hear was that there was
BOMB cause why he should not he committed to prison.:—
Mr. Sperling, in answer to a remark of the captain's. said
It is false r —The captain flashed out "You lie, sir!
down your throat r-m. Judges Then 1 fine -- 4411. for

A defeat of the Russians at Yeni Want is the chief
event in the war Dein of this morning. They are
said to have lied in disorder and were pursued as far
aa the Pass through the mountains which Suleiman
Pacha holds. The In.. of the Russians in men and
'materiel is considerable. To repair their recent
losses in Bulgaria nearly 200,000 men of the
din clam of the reserve have been ordered to
leave Bessie immediately foe the Danube, and
the Reibram Itemmis iwis so blocked with
the cerrieme el meg mid mimmition that the ordinary
Meal is wholly semsmisil ter time. The military
limbos Meng lie Ormil Doha lligisolae attribute thew
ream& diesmigetere le the premises 0( the Cur, and
the Ommegatisr-in-Cidel Is credited with a remark
that Ammo it he. been a political war,
kmaggem It is now to be conducted en-
=trant a soldiers point of view. On the
the Turks have taupe heart from Osman
dra=p ISt Adam, sad while abs Salim has
the gsseggski pssmel • thareephase=l:l
the pramind cl tits pdgeird oinve
a empighe trrissiemstles in tim Todd& army. mad
-4ut ilsellagiv=lwas wesseeded to tissebrepare
a w
Memeges
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red ths sigps at ftste-
sheademed, is amble the
is gam& likime.
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07 TIM RUSSIANS.
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FLAT , Gatehouse, .. . crojote present. ---' i°u "'''' - them, _ ---- ---convva Rat, his share of the exeursions,
using that language.-42thesin Younghusband : Well, sn-clerk in • shipbroker's offic
o•res: 2nd, sa, Masters, sth :3rd its. 5d., Halt sth. Mr. Vr. Pam. proposed the health of the " Lord Frederick bough, _ . e, and living
TnamPLgoexo RACE —l3t, Keats and Wright, sth; the other man said it is false, and I sin quite with '
willing `'' 125, Focklington road. Kingsland London, said Mr.
2nd, imbue and Belem, 10:1: &A, Thomas and Crew, linki Lie' utenant, and the magistracy of the county. ay.—Defendant Mr. Younghushand) said he lived at 12. Webb hired the trap. When they came lack from
and 12th. Then followed the health of "The County and tletoria•terrace, and was dependent on his father, who Moreton, Mr. Webb asked him to hold the horses head and
20,0 yi,anG FiAT R.,,cn. ne Hun. 3/,,,egßmo OaDex— Borough Members," proposed by mr. H. Froo,‘„, made hint an allowance. Captain Younghusband mid he did soand finding he did not seem t v have a grip of the
lit, 10a, Gatehouse, sth; lad. Ti. el., Bench, 9th ; ted, ba, who re ked he thought they would with him that his Honour had the power of committal: but if his reins, the bridle seemed to be loose, Webb came back and
that since he had been in Parliament \Lir. . Digby had Honour committed his son,. he would cut the ground from
said " Don't holloa, or you fright-' her." The thing went
Noumea. sth.
MO YARDS FLAT Rant (open to rah mere only).-13t. st, under his feet,-1(r, Sputum said the son had told him -- off full vteatn and threw him to the ground. He walked
Hail. tad, 5,,,, Muter.; erd, an gd., sounjotat Atte done remarkably well, as they might feel assured he he was going to be married on the 7th, his young lady was after the trap, and afterwards was sent baek to Weymouth
prizes were given by Captain Cason. would do, considering the good old ie ick from which coming down, and if he were committed to prison it in Mr. Cambridge's basket cat-rime. Be Mr. Howard :He
Tee OP WM (open to 12 men of each cored—lse ts, he came (Hear, hear.) And in giving the toast he would upset "the whole kettle of tit," or" the whole (Lough) got out of the trap flint—By the Judge: Did not
Bridport corps; 2nd, 10s., Weymouth corps, would honestly tell them that be hoped as long an he apple cart."—The son Younishusband denied this, he know who harnessed the horse. Miss Mary Webb, who
MO YAWS FLIT Race, each competitor to carry another lived they would never see anything but thorough spoke of • wedding in the family; but that wee his was sitting behind gave • similar account of the affair.
Volunteer; catch weight& —lets ll+ Long, 6th .2nd. 150.• bred muntry gentlemen to represent them in Puha- brother's. —Mr. Sporting said he also beard that Mr. Mr. Hooper could not call Mrs. Webb, as there was •
Gatehouse. 9th : MI. 10a, Harsh. 3rd Younghusband's brother was going to be married to a rich
LONO ROM-Ist. 106 , Luckhatn, sth ; tad, 5a., Hall, ment. (Hear, hear.) Should it ever arise when it A c . y br a . rrrn ow.— aptarn oung uy an wee "mune to Pay xi. ed. I t'fi te thatt 'll tet• d.
willing to ~.,e m Ica cei 1 cashe. was no i oa _n
sth ; 3rd, k &L. Simmonds, sth would be other-wine lecandidly owned "
me • own he believed it in three months, and that was for clothes ; but in order to Rev. K Pickard Cambridge rector of Wannwell stood by
after the accident while the bridle was tried on. 'Captain
The ' coMpeted for were given by the ofEcers would be • bad day for the comity,.
in and he said that punish the plaintiff for money lending, he would not pay Foster's carter put the bridle on, and he saw the chin-stay
of the -a, and Captain Gilson acted as starter, although Mr. Lock was looking Wm straight the the rest for ex months. lie had ten children, and his tried on, and it was up to the last hole, on the side he saw
and several other officers as judges, face. (Laughter and cheers) Honor would admit he ought not to pay morn —Capi" it,—the near aide. The whole bridle was tact large, and
Youghtuband agreed to pay, on the suggestion of the
"Colonel Steward's smart CO01111111,1" (se it is Captain Diciir thanked them for the honour they the carter put it on again.—By Mr. Howard' Captain
Judge, one pound a month —Mr. Spading asked for hit
styled by the Aldenhot Wow, Geogre) was astir had done the county and lb rough members. He did expense:a—ne Captain asked for the bill ti be taxed FT ter's carter, Mr. Augustue Foster, and another were
very early on Saturday morning, tile lad day of the not think their hcalths could have been said to have The Judge : I can't tax • tailor's bill. —Mr. Younghusband th re. Could not say that a man who knew the bridle
waa too large should have kept hold of the reins. Did
encampment The Parade was at iselkpart myrrh and suffered from the amount of legislation which had been thought the costa should be easel —The Judge added £2 not know that a gentleman was debarred from getting
the Battalion marched to the Queen's Parade Ground got through for it had been very slight, although for costa. and Captain Younghusband promised to give a out of his carriage because the bridle was too large. He
to be reviewed by the Britmast4eseraL Ao the perhaps it might have been affected by the late hours written undertaking to pay at a pound a month —This might argue it had gone seven miles, and might go farther.
revie • officer rode GSM the premed he was reseived which a few of the obstructive members hailcoin-to co- was agreed , and the
rcase adjourned.—Captain Young- Goorgo—el(
bite, =detain groom to the Rev. Mr. Cain-
with a general wide, amd tbseesend harbmissepedod veiled them to keep. These few people had come husband &pollutes' ie mine the "en-Parliamentary bridge, caught the horse, and he put on the bridle throe
' tn t e heat of the moment," and the Judge
the men, they mil-- ed prot_by double eompaniee. frm Ireland, and had different reasons for their ex- e„xitra,:rthe floe, times without unbuckling the chinstrap.—By the Judge:
The Regiment was dim drffled by the Adjutant, traordinory behaviour. One of them said he intended CLAIN MIR CLOTHES. Did not notice whether the throat-strap was buckled up
as far aa it would go —Robert Farnham, carter at Captain
Major Falwassier, and Captains Good, Hodges and obstructing the business of the Howse, and hi
making Pllip. v. Walian Ova—Claim for el lea. 64., balance Foster's, tried the bridle on. and never ungeared any.
Stone. At the coecieelion of the inspection Air- himself as objectionable as possible in order that the of account for clothes, for hinmeif, an engine fitter— thing, awl put It on and off again. Did not observe, but
General Shipley addressed the Battalion and sal he House might eventually be compelled Melva Ireland a Defendant did not appear, awl be wes ordered to pay in the buckle seemed to he up to the last hole, he did not
etas rage& to WS be was eatighed with House of Canzamons of its own, or in other words Hone two instalments th , e tinst in a fortnight; the other a observe it--Thomas Dodd, assistant in the garden at Mr.
taar sad ariu. Hi= thew four or Rule. This he did not think they were very likely to get. month after. Cambridge's di-i the mares. —Mr. Hooper contended that
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five them eines they_ bed been there, aed their drill Another said he did not approve of legislating ater LANDLORD'S TZNANT'S REPAIRS, this was • hard case on his clients, to be knocked about sat clap allowed drat bed mad' improved, eleven o'clock at night, which was very plausible but &WWI v. rint. . Claim .C 4 6. 9d., for work done at .
through the negligence of Mr. Hanly. as to the bridle
defendant's house in St. Edmund Street, in November, that was tried on, they only had the evidenos of Mr.
• impracticable; and the way h had f insisting
Combs to such a floe, kiesalty, aud mixing Tens e 0 __
eigit Om regtdai hems, tki them good, He upon his wishes was dividing the bowie at every
hsai
tr-s.—Mr. Bartlett said Mr. Vine gave him instructions' Hardy that It was the same bridle as the mare wore
lo .do the work aud send the bill into him in Mr. Shetler's when she left Mr. Hardy. Mr. Webb was • airman in
nadeeelooll ling same from UM different localities, trivial opportunity, and keeping the house sitting up
name, and he (Mr. Vine) would see him mid.—Defendant the city of London, and was perfectly competent to put
sad Semodbl was dee to dem fee comieg up in to the very earl hour of 245; widlet at night day meld he had nothing to do with paying for the house; he on the harness He went on to argue Mr. I,owgh was not
mob sembegs, Tbo be mina they led never ruse at al and were sitting at that usee.sut. only bed to do with the inside, sad he offered to pay Mr, liable, but the Judge said that there was • 101•• hirisg.
drilled wee awl he Amid be , He hoped those obstainstive towhees veal be ilnally Bertha for the in.-, but Mr. Bartlett would net accept Mr. Howard urged that Mr. Webb as an experisesed Man
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Mlle • Me the leagemer. ' d defeated, and that the House wadi he maid to go it, mem he Mr. Shstler's bill also. He admitted should certainly have cast his eye over the wheleelletere.
on and legislate in the =1:11 VIIMMOIL The lisemyels , eneeneer. A bid-ee hew NB lda id, for work done inside the The very Perim Who Put on the bridle at ic.........the
wa tie BeehMea neerthed beck be eimpt_There had been Pealed and dist Os vilidginvni imis. Ille A 10s. 7d.., wasi to be charged to Mr. person who egewrdown the rdnai and formt the
so ada ain to Caked diehami eepeemed ding pellied elih the coommity—the Pekin% Bill—dedia..... latfigese elseihr.—Mg. said he considered that Kr. Bartlett in he anaemia eit the outlet her beving.d=
evereineesigaLi
ir. he ordered the wort, and therefore Judge: You bete lareptira tee other exelteMod—ehe
Ms lowa Lien a el lie 0211•1•1111, MA MIS& • 11PW Teri irdi received by Sea ?4: owed —Mr. Vine Ins ordered to pay his *arum of (BOOM thst hillg WI. (Great laisitirjt INete was Ada peed le Me diem end mmL Tfin IM MOM olden.. me te enhilleie—CTlllarest - la. ed. lie =dese fee his nenmenne; beg the yodge sec. Howard ceeeleiell*romegthejegy to hies irlipireld meek palled up, sad dna mob la the halm phew. Mr. Crewe in his dethmat, en for E. 50. —*Me hides old. NINO it wield be liain.

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