The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-27 00:00:00

WE YMOUT 11.
COUNTY COURT.

THEVADAY.—B•inre Judge Tindal•Atkinson.
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Major Willman Sparks v. Wiliam Brown.—Sfr.
Hyme• appeared for plaintiff, who lives at Langton
Herring, awed Mr. Bowen for the defendant, ef
Westham.—The claim was for the sum of LI 10..
pail to the defendant for • donkey, and for it.
keer—Plaintiff purchased the donkey front the
defendant in order that it might draw children in •
cart. Defendant repreeented that the donkey was a
thoroughly good one, and suitable for the purpose,
but the day after the purchase plaintiff was inforn
th it the donkey was quite unfit for the Farriee,
awl that it could wit draw the cart at all. Plaintiff
saw the donkey previous to the purchase, but did not
try it. lie took the defendant's word as to its
abilities. Plaintiff kept the donkey from July 17th
until earl, in Augu.t. It was then returned, but
defendant / wife awl min ref used to have it. Plaintiff
could not get anything for the donkey. Nobody
would buy Mowlam, gamekeeper to
Major Sparks, wee called in cern ilsiration of the
evidence of the latter. He said the donkey was broken
lelided, that it roareil, and that it could not pull the
cart and the children up a hill.—John Wallis, who
was present when the animal was purchased, cor-
roborated, adding he heard ilefenilant may the donkey
was sound, awl fit to draw a cart containing children.
—Mr. Bowen dvllied there was any warranty, and
that all defeat lent said we. that the donkey wa.
quiet and steady.—lfefendant, iipm being sworn,
corroborated. Ile told plaintiff the animal w.s.
suitable for drawing children in a cart.-e The
e inliilered there hwl been a breach of warranty. A
veolact was therefore given in favour of the plaintiff
for a 10s., and 3.. for the keep of the
_donkey.

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Bowden 1 tooldstone v James Hill ...The partoe
live in Weymouth. a coach builder,
chime.' Cl 2.. rid. for thn hire"( strap.—Mr. Itowden
conduct,' his case, WO Mr. llnctable defended.—
The use. for the plaintiff was that defendant had a
trap repaired in April last, and hired another trap
whilst the work WM beind done.—His Honour, how.
aver, gave a verdict in favour of the defendant,
letcaliKe it tran.pirel that plaintiff had no license to
let on hire at the time he let dofendant have the trap.
TIIE ACTION Ai iAI NIT M. 1,100. STODDAKT.
Major Stahl:ire, of the Itenittl Staff, was aunthinned
by Kliasboth Leoaanl. a Creole, and widow
of an Indian barri4.4, for En for breach of contract
an 4 wr.ri.rful die:ears' : Ida f payinent of her
fare 1,, • t • 101:,. •, ....i ''i brou,tht to this
••ea•ry :!, If vi 1 1,. wife a. nursery
Toe ht I I••• • I I• •iere th court on
peoviol, •a 11 ma, an lOw f.. 4. in connection
with ,tar,. well•kaiven. Mr.l. 11. SVeleford appeared
on led, .11 ..1 the plaintiff, and Mr. .1. Howard Bowen
defended

- .tjury- hail heenimminieleil ti lea) with the mattor,
but oil. they were cusp oineled, it Vii. 4.4 otativil by iliel
Honour that he hul formei a very Atr ingiipinion on
thi4 ewe, awl 'miler the., eireinwit Inc. itugswited
whoth,r a writ of ei rtiiiritte Awittil wit lie moved for
in order to bring the whole tivater before one of the
stipuriiit Th et.. by wino 14,11111 or other
h.u.l bocotne inv....kid with a good ileal of feeling. He
w3ii 33.4 eXt.relite:y desirous hiseilt4 formed a atrong
opinion on Ca- matter, although he lcul granted a now
tri3l, the e.tee wit lioine before a jury whibit hi.
Wagi we...int, awl therefore at 3 eliiiiiiierahle oist he
had a very :4ble gentlinnan from leinilou to try it la4it
time in I ,n11..1. th.st nii .6.'1.1 he itnitorteil mt.
it. Ile otill foun,l in (wiling, awl
therefore 41k1 not think it t nod in Weyin mai
at all, but elftwhere. . .

In reply to them, observation, from the Judge, Mr.
Mrel.ford said if the CAM, MAO. retwiviul 1.5 on.. of the
superior courts it wonl.l lei virtually ',hutting hi.
client out. She had not a farthing .4 her own. and
how well.' she maintain an action in one of the
imperior court.? It W..1111L1 II" a C elf very itrrat
on hr. If.. lid nit we. titer-s..' wais ~,,, .4
.orls for altleilith Nlaj ir tit.eldarl
51..1 lir...sent yet his Honour had the notws of

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hand quite ••v••n, m..t it ii afraii th-r.• in. Hiwis
feeling in th • town tli.. tiii, Aetim couldi not he triod
Atll,l therefore thol.jlit it would I, hest t • wild
it for trill to ..m.• e,Olll. in Another ili.Wriet.

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