The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12 00:00:00

OUR LIBERAL, MERBER.

It IN3in; thought desirable to get one of the late Mr.
Bennett's children in so orphan Barium, an application
was made for the purpose to H. R 'wards, BK., LP.
By return an answer was receive 1 of • moat Batista°.
tory nature. Mr. lidwarda had latoly given • thousand
guineas to tho asylum. securing the tight of two ad-
miwions, and the appointment of Mr. Bennett's orphan
was made.

COUNTY COURT.
SLTORDLY B3tort T. E. P. LEFROY. Esq., jadge.

• There were 110 new
"Brave v. Bond.—Mr Hooper (of the firm of Messrs. Stegrall
t,:o.hatlhjouiur7m.eiranta.,
010..ralastass- , 11)
and blooper) said this was tho day for the Registrar's certificate
to be 'tree. All the Jobb' had been collected, and the estate
was in a fair way of being wound up. Th 3 parties are fully
prepared, and if if I. Honour would adjourn the cam for anothee
'iiieeth, the Rigistrar would be prepsrel to hand in his
certificate.
Adjourned accordingly.
Enure. of the late Stephen Brown, v. Groves.—aage, (or
fl 3161, of which 2e Id was paid Into court. Mrs Grove. mid
she bought s load of wood of Mr Brown, for RI, but when it
was sent it was very bad indeed, all gone to powder and not
At to burn, although she bought it for firewood.
The Jo Ige : It was full of dry rot?
Defendant out yes. She saw Mr Brown about it, and he
ssid ho would allow her whit PM just, She offered 60, which
situ thought it was worth; but ho did not settle about it, Lod
I,r.ll‘g Mr Brown, who sued for the executors, said be was
ereeont when the wood was weighed and delivered. It was
tee 3 gra., and they delivered It at Mrs Groves'. place.
Henry tiroies said he helped take the wood In; It was all
worm eaten and poriebel, and was only worth in,
Mr Brown : Why, the loading and weighing would cost more
thin that! Tney ought to have objected to take It in, if they
dsi hot likc it; it new,lit ho a little worm-,.n. but it was fit
to born. It was part of tome obi boil lingo,
Toe lodge: How oil do you think It was
In
thr 'r answer to the Judge
tub. Brown said the powder part of It
ho into the dirt
amount ought
hctla:cP4il iloissds If Or
a i'
ttakas you
nofd did
the
:foir,
it iityk.
1611 and to Id paid into court.
plaintiff: N ill you grant costs in this cam/
1114 honour: Yes,
"

Brou n's Executors e. Ackerman.—Claim for 1. Od for
bliud rollers, braclets, soul other fixtures, for work doisa.
It apporol that defondant rented a house of Mrs Potato:,
who had some work done at the house by plaintiff ,;acid defen-
dant contended that this work which she ordered, ought to he
paid by Mrs Potheesry, IA she told her that what wee wanted
should be done ; but she did not gird the order.
The Judge: It Is a question between you and Mrs Pelham,
as you ;:are the order.
!kftlidant : Mrs Pothecary did not allow me to take them
•

&Kay.
The Jude: U Mrs. Yotheary authorisod you to have the
work done, you an summon her for too amount. —Judgment
for plaintiff, but without vale.
Unita o. T. Adana—Claim £7 Iss for beer. A letter from
defeinLat vas produad, offering 105 per month. Defendant
owns a public house at Bournemouth,also a small cottage upon
whmh money had been raised. He said in his letter that be
should he able to raise more money soon, and he would than
Judgment forp.a month._

si—
t-troves Iluxl.--Claiui it is 141.—thden1ant did not appear
but he had sent its 61 by post this touruing.—Orderid to psy
di • month.._.

Grove. e Michael Griffin, of Portland.—Claim el 10a for
beer delivered by tha draymaii. Defendant had sent • letter
pruogaingW psi Ns soon., Ordiond w KT la Woo 4144.
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