The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-05-16 00:00:00

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,„e officer from Briliatan• • sa ty
rebind 1e..-- ....heeded prieoner ugrnore.
in it, Adams said be 1P.,,t-io yap respectable The TOWN CUM (Mr. H. W. Dickinson) read souse
sta3l-1.." Isek Mae. He w"" nage- Ho said he cormspondence that Lod missed between himself and his
el Ils• 1•••-nen es, is la---'ouki go with London agents, Morn. Marriott and with refer-
gristles and lied los wife if she tie f
willieg.,iwsiTnalea left Wfireshieba"that thee: tat lipelesearotineeiteeelffe petition
pratlemyetdithaPeet the eßeilei in!
• ‘44noaern reit."l7 bar. Tb",. mo.i&ri-b ate poker. He before Parliament to confirm tW
_visional gas coder
bcoold IC4 d'a gave 'ld ssee have eared the applied for by the directors of the Peek Gas and Coke
be dowt or he ra Ths flowing officer Company (Limited) might not pass into law, and that the
• c.ry "' asset time mods be believed same might be referred to a Select Committee of the
• s. bad orsouriss lte
and that he could House, and that the Council might be heard by their
°Tele, that froula verr 'Owls ,ietaver money was counsel, agent, and witnesses before such Select Cota-
;he intner oeAlrbis w"° -*--erisoner thanked Mr. mitten against the said order.
audit ss"ve, 'about tear-21'50s io he his wife and Some c.onvenuition having tame Place, Councillor
(she would HUDSON prommed, and Councillor PHILPOTI seconded,
t•',..pre.wi or to mow "-la tube the children. but that the petition be presented to Parliament
iIY t!' '•or al thing.-Tbe Bench Councillor Ducio•La strongly urged the Council to
tom oub elm . his wife auf
saibow the nue if adept some conciliatory measure to effect a compromise
old riot than euvtop.s. sh.iuld ,s
us. 3c1.-The with the Gas Company, and by this means obviate the
Last sented 0,, lan„„...y sadthe prisoner paid the expense of prosecuting the petition.
eri'ae" c-ethdma aae d make amine& This idea found favour, and it VOW subsequently resolved
thr o, „neer to see hiawife an that tie petition be adopted, and that the said of the
(.11ef' 1 Prom
,nev. Council be affixed thereto, and that it be Biped by
r:ot. min her. . jos or rusgSLEXPINT. Mayor on behalf of the Council, and that the Town Clerk
switiotS CH.
ne wee lately is the_emPloY 01 be authorised to present and support the same by counsel
of W
Slichhota• a "-seed merchant. im . and witnesses, and that Aldermen Kemp-Welch and
Gaits, William (ob. charied with embeulini F. T. Rogers, and Councillors J. S. Hudson and W. D.
Ur. a.- up in caa ter on the Ilith of April,; Dugdale be • committee to confer and co-operate with
, fought of homes
'es el , the Vt."- so on th. Id Mae. i the Town •Clerk in supporting the petition, and that such
t‘ sod said Mr. Beale had been committee have power to entertain and accept any
sod "a" prosecom,
of [non th
*. ee as well SI goods, and weal that might he made by the Directors of the Gas
t
if they went Company for effecting a compromise with e company
roped tfd tiob'pr the Pru:bven)! • bock
prove that prisoner upon such terms is they might think best for the interests
fenl'f frit ce°"acejter of far greater sums, but he of the Couacil
e,
oast m„.,..° ere sufficient. Mr. Moore dc
tie-
BLANDFORD.
eel"' was the first willies". siod
urs Elizaheta 61,4 Demo Chief Constable's '
o:idenee oven Court. She KILLING • GUMS !-At the magistrates' clerk's office on
sio ion - -ass to ill to Weer. ija dee from her Saturday. Beery Joyce, • young man, of Houghton, and •
s. itch.
t. 1"11 Pwaaced efell4 her to the ensue& pnvate in the Dorset Militia, wee admitthed on bail to
osted %bat' w Beak, esa.geaeo th. receipt in he, pre. appear at the Quarter Sessions, chanted with killing •
ll'lator iteni• Vie 'Urn nd asked her to settle IL:66T. A t kthienaP.roprcex.P•rty oftedlir.
Deekk-d Mr. Hlfwmard,ee.oleiFilefegohrtlT,
ea the ...resort "me t° Tieile Moore • Her husband
sews. • _ereseezetem-rti7sh.r.ori.ons,..._bgr. Itssis . defended.
uo secoote -the 26th April as fore- BOARD or GUARDIANS. -At a nearly full meeting of the
Board on Wednesday, Mr. C. Pond brought forward his
hal" gr- Ira. in les eniPior on
f his duty to receive
po_ocer sess part 0, . Th. motion for the change of Baud day to the ongi-nal
..enont for it every nips.
Ii h'
iese to and a- 'gist of the money received Saturday, the orition was seconded hy Mr. Robert
Fowler. Its rejection warn moved by Kr. H. Took's, and
win everY night
nod were the
. net ma" " dips oi paper seconded by Mr. J. Ford. The motion was carried by IR
the Y." the 26th of April, to the lit of May to l 3
unta •
.o.,•,aturfo of /91.. paid by Mrs. Gra/,
pn out slips Th. est of May array Miurnir_o w_es held in the Town-hall, on
Thursday morning. The Rev. C. H. Fynes-Clinton pre-
,laa,"sose. io sith4 'we red an account, as he dis-
dl.‘".-.. prosier --ge 0, 2nd of Ho fo. his • sided, and there were prevent, the retlrinif_wardens,
nu not do morning. e 7. Meows. !yen and Davis, and Mr. Johns. Mr. Fisher, Mr.
Alm.'" • as called to the payment S. Abbott, Mr. Durden, Mr. Nicola, Mr. J. Jones, and
r"rv-ise-tiw. ill'att.-"wlellesdee morning, and he at H. H
irow ,mi tee hich Lb. prisoner had .H. Jones The balance sheet presented showed the
of the it 4,...`• 'se the boots to ,a,so amount On Tuft- amount of receipts for the year to be .01215 17e. 11d., and
user eag",, id no., mut , the payments £lBl be. Id., leaving a balance of .C 44 lb.
.ert lot4 go. ,I"ne m;_)",! On the ruotion of Mr. Johns, "scalded
_by Mr. Abbot, the
d.f noreusg..m`ho is irkta accounts were unanimously passed. Mr._Byers end Mr.
- the w uses Pad"' the "*/ "W.LO Davis were roompointed wardens. Mr. Johns then ens-
ue ase dike and air „..""' minted the Burial Board report, showing the receipt' to
w.W.16, mend the .Preakme "a 7 the have been £6l 4d. and payments, A 137 11a. 4d. • x
seamiest la lid.- ear. Tanner asked of no,„insisto xict . ,• um
number of intermenta during
tad 4 iu his handeritine, and if it was
MP v.' iv ea on e let of Kb_ the year had been Td. The sum of .10,600 borrowed from
Me moue
...„ of 70. , Y. the Public Works Loan Commissioners, had been now
idos showed prisoner nui Jo. which completely sarTileasubslaoes £l6 444. lay. in the
Tuner d day, and the money not m of LIN would be required (Of
Sul ion..r said the 7e 94. win the tea current you as there would be • large outlay for a
siged in m.klmmtu over. and he meant
t to •
met there was - „ new wall fence and gates at the churchyard. On the
hoe soil Ur. Beale of it. They then proceeded D', I motion of Mr. Abbott, ascended by Mr. J. Jones, the
~. doe, and prisoner tools ISt 89d. from an unused report was adopted.
sed handed it to him Prisoner did not deny
0.R.Y.C.-m. Blandford troop of this regiment met
..hdrun,wuTtiosey, hut said he Meant to have told him of for troop drill on the Race Down, and shooting for the
..examined by Mr.,..,11,0cire : Bet himself and the troop cup, and to select four members to rwLresent the
chrs ire* siltamited t" "e" goods an receive money, troop at the regimental cup competition at Weymouth.
d user both Iliadc entries in the books and had access There were present at drill Captain Hombre and Lieut
t, the weer b.:. He had on previous occasions found Guest Lod bulks, and about 24 members, who after drill
0,, money is the box exceed the amount on the Pacer, were invited to partake of luncheon by Captain 'iambic%
Aset to watts ago prisoner paid hire 3s. 84(1. in which wag provided on the ground by Mr. Byers, of the
The premier accounted to him every night and.. Crown Hotel, after which the shooti came off and the
t:'.7obeii sane is the sheet.- Re-stemmed by au. following scores were Dads, ssrpsoonouoro
vdtd•uuos use
Tomer. He supposed the overplus in the box was caused cup
be, things ling sold in the hurry of business, and not MO yds. 400 yde. Tot.
toed Everything shall,' be .entered. If no one else Captain Flambee 11 7 -15
ea there prisoner could sell anything without account- Lieut. Geed 11 - 14
ins for it -William Major said he was clerk to Mr. Lieut. Banker 12 11 - U
Bale OR the bit of May he received 7s. Pd. of Mr. Good, Beret Regent •• •• 13 19 -32
each be placed in the tin box on the front desk in the Corp. Cheasen 13 12 -26
Az,. He did not enter the amount, as the books were
not there. He had been told by his master to keep a
on the prisoner. When prisoner made out his Pei. Bellow 12 - 19
ppa that day be said "I wonder whether the cash is all Pit. IL Cave 14 16 -$0
hilt." Prisoner counted the money in the box, £4 Is. lid., PrL it Cave 16 11 -26
and said it au quite right. A little before live o'clock Pit. Drake 11 le -24
onisesocounted the money and found more than £1 9. Pei Foot.. 11 7 - 18
is ice lee lie noticed the defaced penny produced among PH. George 6 10 -16
wooer. Ile we. present the following morning Pit Beeville 6 - 11
lan prisoner took the Pa 844. from a desk which was not Pei. Keynes 6 6 - 11
• at all. A little time after he woe called to the office, Pd. A. Norton .. 6 4 - 10
ssi heard Mr. Tanner tell prisoner Mr. Beale would not Pri W. Rom 8 6- 13
"some him if he left the town by Thursday. Prisoner Pet. R. Norton - Is
rohwl it was rather hard on hint, as it was the first time Psi. 0. Ross 13 16 -29
Prl. F. Tett .. 10 2 - 12
hsel done anything of the kind.-Cross-examined Tett .. 4 4 - 8
pr. Boors. Sometimes he took money and prisoner PK Ward
nerd it, but not rite WNW. -P.C. Stone said he appre-
Sergeant Rogers, and Privates E. Cave, G. Roes, and R..
triei
prisoner on • warrant at Dorchester and charged
Iss With embezzling .C 1 Is. 64, from his master. Prisoner Cave were the members selected for the regimental com-
he was innocent of that, as he paid the amount to petition.
1. Bealo a fortnight ago that night when he returned Cowen COURT. Monday.-Before Mr. T. IL P. Lefroy,
the Sala ,hury market Mr. Beale save him the Judge
• peelured, amongst which was the disfigured CCRIOUS ACTION AGAINST TIM SOURIS= AND DOM=
RAILWAY COMPANT.
FRO% Mr. Moore addressed the Bench for the defence,
outriding that the ingredients of embezzlement were John Jones ironmonger, Blendford, v. the Soniereet.
seeing, so it wee not shown there was any intent to and Dorset Railway Company. -Mr. Atkinson appeared
defraud. A. to the charge of stealing, the money was on for plaintiff; Mr. Swayne, of Glastonbury, for the corn-
pany.-This was an action to recover the sum of
Br. Beale's premises, and prisoner fetched it immediately
ho ew, iliohen to. He asked them not to send the .C 2 13e 7d., under the following peculiar circumstances:-
prisoner for trial. -The Bauch committed the prisoner foe On the 13t1 April, Walter Plowman, the parcel boy of the
ow, hut accepted • bed, himself in .C2O and two sureties company, took a parcel of fishing lines to plaintiffs shop
M like amounts. that had been consigned to him from Redditch, on the
Midland line. As the parcel was only booked to Bristol,
it was booked again from thence to Blandford, and the
defending company paid the amount of the carriage from
Redditch to Bristol Bd. to the Midland Company. The
carnage from Bristol to Blandford, was le more, and at
the latter station a bill for Is 84., was made out against
the plaintiff, which showed that Bd. of the amount was
paid out. The boy presented the bill and parcel to plain-
tiff, who refused to pay the 84. unless • voucher was pro-
duced. This the boy was unable to do, and plaintiff told
him he had better see his father, Mr. Jones, senior, and
settle with him. Being unable to see him then the boy
placed the parcel on plaintiffs' counter, and left it there
while he went to Mr. Baverstock's, to deliver another
parcel On his return he found Mrs. Jones, and an assist-
ant in the amp, sod after waiting for a quarter of an hour,
and finding no likelihood of seeing Mr. Jones, senior, the
boy took the parcel from the counter, and carried it back
to the railway station. Later in the day the plaintiff sent
• lad to Mr. Smart the stationmaster, to tender the Is 84.
If the voucher was shown him for the 84. but no voucher
was forthcoming, and he carried the money back again to
his master. The plaintiff lost the sale of the fishing lines
In consequence of their detention by the company, and
had to obtain another supply elsewhere. He therefor*
sued the company In the County Court for the value of
the parcel, £213.. 7d., the present claim. After the ser-
vice of this summons the company sent the parcel to
plaintiff, with a message that the consignor was going to
pay the earrirse but plaintiff refused to take the weal,
as be had already engaged Mr. Atkinson. The plain.
tiff's cam was based upon the 7th rule of
the cow pony, which was read by Mr. Atkin.
Atkinson as follows:-" That the delivery of pods will be
considered to be complete, and the responsibilities of the
Company will be coniddered to terminate, when the good,
shall be unloaded out of the waggon, van, cart, or trucks
and Awed at the door of the consignee • and that the
collaring or warehousing of them will beat the ownees
risk and expense; as also the removal of goods from the
sender's premises into the agent's cart or waggon." Mr.
Atkinson admitted that the company had • Hess upon the
parcel before delivery until the carriage wu paid, but
contended that in the present cue the parcel was
delivered-leaving the parcel upon the plaintiff's counter
constituted • delivery according to the rule he had read,
awl the taking away of the parcel efterwerds was illegal
From statements made by Mr. Atkinson in the course of
the case it appeared that the plaintiff has been at variance
with the company for some time, and that this was only
one of several cues he had against them-The defence
was that the parcel was never really delivered, as it warn
not signed for. The boy merely left the parcel on the
plaintiffs counter for his own convenience, whilst he went
to another place to deliver a parcel, and then returned
and took the pereel away as he was in duty bound to do
unless the carriage was pea As to the voucher of the
8.1, the company had no vouchers of stich payments All
they had was the weigh-bill, which wag for the private
information of the company. If the consignee thought
the charge we. too much the stationmaster was always
willing to write to the sending station and make inquiries,
and that was all be could de.-His Honour ruled that
there was no delivery of the parcel, which he thought the
boy only left in the plaintiffs shop for his own con-
venience whilst be went to another place, with the
Intention of calling for it spin if the Is. 84. was not paid,
and gave • verdict for the company, with costs.
7'eni Mem. Bournemouth, v. George Baker, farmer,
Hilton.-A claim of £l3. 104. for wages.-Mr. Atkinson
appeared for defendant, and censented to pay the claim in
• week, intimating that other proceedings would be taken
against plaintiff hider* the magistrates.
Mary A in. 30uld v. Milhaud °mild. This was an action
to recover possession of • cottage.-Mr. Atkinson appeared
for plaintiff. -The live at Blandforel and are step-
mother and ste beer. The plaintiff allowed defen-
dant's husband live in a cottage of her's rent free, and
on his death seven years ago leaving defendant • widow
with a family the same favour wee extended to her, and
she has lived in the cottage rent free till the present
time. The children being now grown - up, and
differences having arisen between the parties, the plaintiff
now wished to recover presendon of the cottage, of which
defendant was only • tenant at will-His Honour ordered
defendant to give up possession of the cottage in a forte
night
Edward Williams, fitickbad, v. Ileary fferria, Chia
Okeford. -A claim of £2 9s. fido for pods supplied by
plaintiff whilst manager of the Blanword Co-operative
Association. The case was adjourned from the last Court
as it was doubtful whether plaintiff could sue in his own
name, and it was now decided that he could, ae the defen-
dants had been assigned to him. Defendant did not
appear, end judgment was given for Be in • fortnight and
tie a month.
Seam,. Williams Cram, S -A claim of LI 19.14.
-This was • similar case to the last -Plaintiff swore he
es:Fried the goods in 1870, and that they had never been
for, in proof of whirl he produced his book.-Defen-
ant swore he bad paid for all the goods.-His Honour
ordered defendant to pay the claim in instalments of 4s. •
month, the first in a fortnight.
Jibes and Treat, solicitors, Blendiord,
_v. B. a. Bradley,
solicitor, Leedom-A claim of .C 3 7. 24,-Mr. Atkinson
for plaintiffs-To be paid forthwith.
ru mature sunnontea. .

SWANAGN.

A LECTURE WA' delivered at the Congregational school-
roni oa " Teetotal Paradise." when Dr. G. L Thorne
ar•ed a ehairman. The meeting was opened by singing a
lonywranee hymn, and • prayer by Mr. S. Payne (from
(*.et.- I '"le, after which the temperance band oblieed
with a tune.—Mr. Payne was then called on to addrese
tir meeting, he .aid it was always • great pleasure to
attend a meeting at Swan/are an it was the birthplace of
In• temperance career, and he had been a teetotaller 15
years It was also at !teenage he was initiated as a Good
Templar, awl he urged all to join who wished for true
lupine.. He al*o hoped to nee all his Swanage friends
at the annual deinonaration at Code Castle. on Whit
)I.mday. The Chairman then introduced the lecturer,
the Rev C. Chamber., who proceeded to show where
*eetital paradise was, it was Vineland, New Jersey,
A meries, and a. the tome enAperoiia place, we can hardly
mart to le like them at S.anage, but could become •
inutation. If we all signed the pledge our rates
would only one.third what they are at present, as
Hooe eould be little or no pauperism, and the number of
ratepayers would he increased to pay them. The lecture
was altogether instrartive and interesting.

• LANGTON.
OPENING A NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL ,
For .me tone pest it has been felt that the accommo•
dation in the old chapel here, was insufficient to meet the
grysing cuts of the Wesleyan body; and • meeting was
acconlingly held in the autumn of 1f74 when it was
determined to build a new and larder chapel Suliscrir
toms aere set on foot which resulted in the collection of
abut LOA at owe. Thus encouraged the building
corundum, determined to make a start without delay.
Mr. J. Wills, an architect, of Derby was engaged to draw
elms for the building, and in the spring of lfff6 it was
toren. The chapel is in the early Gothic style being
Ludt of Purbeck stone. The fittings of the interior are of
pitch pine and selected deal, varnished, except the roof,
ehich k stained. The accommodation provided is for
adults. Mere are two clam-rooms nod offices at the
and at the front are iron gates, and stone for gate
oast-. The architect has reproduced in Langton Chapel,
the biding features of a village chapel design, which he
setied to various places in the country so success-
toile • contractor for the wood, iron. sad glazier's
work ii Mr. Griffin. Code Hills, near Wimborne, who
hi. executed hi. work remarkably well; and the other
corks bine been carried out by local men. There is an
'eau galbrY, with a fine harmonium purchased by a
milocripti..n for £35. The pulpit or rostrum is
l's."•,,llitely pretty, having perpendicular openings in
'ant Ilb't in oitl scarlet cloth. The total cost of the
eheed is Ll,lOO, shout 41550 of which had been subscribed
Veleu, to the opening day which was then increased by
leanY LOO more, leaving a debt of about £lOO to be pro-
.:dad for. The opening took place on Friday lash It
4. 4 lovely day and vast numbers of portions availed
themselves of it by t thending the services. These were
Ifim 'orb conductedi,w.he Rev. Dr. Punshon ; but be
was taken ill, and hi, e had to he supplied by the
Ilev. J. Wat r ough visitors generally were
admitted .4.13 by half-crown tickets, there was not a
eseent seat in the chapel. After the singing of a hymn, .
the minister offered the dedication prayer. The sermon
Nadel on Eccle,iestes iii, and lith verve. was • On.
P".1.41,1An. end full of beautiful illustrations,
ratite the wars of God both in Providence and Grace.
So claming and edifying was the discourse, that but
domeisonitment was felt by the absence of Dr.
Poodle., especially as Mr. Watson gave some reason to
here that the Dr. would pay a visit here at a future time.
A tea es. serve 1 to nearly 400 persona in the old chapel
and in a marquee erected in an adjoining field.
~.the „whole of the ingredients for which was given
"I. M:44 Harvey of Swanage. The evening meeting
'a the new chapel was exceedingly interesting. Th•
Mem was again filled to overflowing, persons coming
"It a distance —trona Poole, Wiwborne, Wareham.
Oil I!..cre tamale, in one direction, and from Swanaire in
the other. After the singing of a hymn, and Prayer be
the Re,. G. Savery, of Poole, the meeting was addressed
eeetally by the iliairrean, Mr. Pocock of London, and
Litt"' WakThousti, Chairman of the bistrict. Watson,
--eieett. sad chanabere The speaking was very effec-
tee. and was Waned to with much pleasure by the
?Winn*. Altogether the day was a decided success,
illZ.iele.ereices in the chapel will be conducted by the
wi (-• Heeee, of Nilborne Port, T. Radcliffe, of
Ih "The. 0. emery of Poole er during three su's. sive Sunday., -

POOLE.
&matAtxmrsts wers Riven every
week at th, .4,ntelope Hotel Asaembly Rooms by Use
Dam:raj-room 41pera Bout!. company. Tbs asoly
I West"! one, but was rather indiffsrently pstron by
III:. wadi...

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STREIT Licirriva.- -The Winchester Town Council on
thqrs lay decoled to light all the public buildings and
1.....'vrt hum, eith petroleum instead of gal. as o°`• heed-
lb< contract has beim undertaken by Mews. Bayley and
Noe., of Poole, and a great saving will, it is said, be
adeeted. Oci Wednesday evening the contractors aye the
iththitents an illustranon of their system by lighting the
Priaripal lamp+ in the Fligh.street, which gave great
sati.feetion. On the previous Friday the Mayor of
Witahester, the city surveyor, and a member of the Lirhtige committee visited Poole and inspected the
LAN. sad the above was the result.— Bewnwswolh
th7ctory.
}-11". Clatiao.— A meeting of Poole tradesmen was
1141 st the Loudon !Adel on Monday evening to consider
thc desirability of early Hoeing during the 'Um Mr
boalbs. The Sheriff of Poole (Mr. J. Hayman) Presided-
A Pateveition that the shop, should he closed at 4 o'clock
c's Wedneolay afternoons during the present and three
monodies months was carried by a inarcilsT cdthe
L'atihmen present, but as the mittoritr L to be
O.DI by this the matter unfortunately fell through. This
II le he regrattol. as a few boun healthful reureetioe
sould he a great boon —sad no doubt awe 'Wed as such
!h-Iv the sissiataata is the various shop' in the town. as
er have usualiy to work • great many hours, the shots,
''`'",s kept open later in Poole than in most other towns.
JOt Lovoittosamisatisit
.7. W. Sampson has •
c'onoleted the first year of his pastorate of the
l'"usregational Church in this town, sad, as there were
s. recognition services when be came, Tuesday evening
bat am made the fitting occasion of • successful sant-
ruler, tee and meeting. Whim the rev. gentheama
ranie to Poole the church had been without • reviler rucher for sow time, and anything but unity prevWed thatiks to Mr. Sampson, who loan able and interest. 'it Preacher, • better With sof things has *ow hash
Nought about, and the people attending the church are
.uhd sad suited. The rev. gehtleswes PraritT wse
iiits s toufficient ensure • good attendance the tea on euovslay, to which about 200 sat doers, and the girl.
",,n,"ki schoolroom was crowded fee the meeting that
Mr. Kemp•Wekt i presided, and address.., cos-
e_imtoislorr of both pastor mad people,were delivered by the
J. Levi.,. (Wimlwask Rev. R. Ora! (Bleediord),
e Rev. Mr. Bentham (Wareham). the Revs. W. OM wed
Lckwood (Parkstonek and the Rev. J. it. Osborne theodst milliner, Pooled The Rev. J. W. Metopes& made
Meat by war of acksowwitineat of the
'.""Puiwuti Paid him by the welkin. woad lisultey's
r" vell-knewn hymns wire wig dialog the imealag.

Pkine.o Cook 17.- committal was
made for 98 days. to be suspended for a fortnight for
payment of 4a., and further suspended U instalments 01 40.
monthly be Impt up.
Giorgi IntitAt v. AM/ Easter, sawyer, Blandford.—Mr.
Atkinson for plaintift—Hie Honour made a committal for
days. to be suspended if defendant paid Sa in a fort-
night and la monthly.
P. A. Barna, woolotaplar. Blandford, Boma&
horse dealer, Ringwood.—Tv./Awry' instlment had bean paid
that morning, and another judgment summons for the
next instalment of 10a. was granted.