The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-18 00:00:00

the feed, and after a geed deal of conversation lad I would Tbe Camasos nort gave " The Lord-Lieut.:hoot
give him £l5O. He refused, Eisen warranted it, and said none irate, of thei County," and the compliment sm
01 it had been oaten. Next day we met at Sherberns, and by the Bev. H. T. Bower. 0.. k
I remarked to him "Toe toed me yeaterday the rick woe not Mr. B. CLor Kea Sarnia invited the tompee,
same.", but I see a part of the collet "is gone ; I mu*, health of their distinguiahed Chairman, Sir E. h.b.."ne
therefore have the rod el the wheat straw." lie agreed to tie. proposing the toast expatiated on the hon.lurob...Zisat
When 1 thought there was going to be • deal, I called my man good quahUto. The only fault he bad to And h,
to Minor.
it. In the of them in defendant warranted be had the talent id running away- dlaughtbq •so •
thd:essacw, to
all throoonsig oi
nito.dmai. hanlek.diveuteohn. haulm, and
160and..barlap.la teoh.inieucltthteiyeadeyligthhat,,,t the
the
owro:hetwilie.d.so.fo.l77hneettfriiiik,dnedt
she memo day, at II Ask. A. few days afterwards 1 !Silty such as were to be found in few MOI -'
omit down somematie to t'y pisokabout 100 altogether. proof of his amiability
The odd feed was need Int. I first began to cut into the rick (applause} With great confidence he eubmittide
In the beginning of January. On the sth of that month I went their n c iption—(cbeers),
down to me the rink. About two" cuts" had been made in Sir Bow an li•ssit, a. dreamt tame
the rick, and I found saitele Sear was visible Mimic the rick. 1 and nolobbour.." read be COlll.l h•rgil) 014 Vroryl, Cfr
did not think much slit then. eellmagined It iiii„Mt improve Mc feeling. of gratitude awl pk.ure eliTh their k
as we proceeded. On the loth low the rich again, and then hol awakened within him. It an a long
discovered the fraud. Up to about Ave feet the pea and vetch the pie cure of being among them. but le sp.) ~41.
beam mlid and good, but above that the rick eras built up not be the ome again—(loold cheer.). They Zd •
rOUP.I about • yard thick, and the middle was filled up with plemant day. together, and he trusted
rubbish. Two deys afterwards I saw defendant, and asked store. and that Meknes and erirrow, if it pi.med c„,.,"nt
billlolllit 1 Wee to do about, the rick. Ile meld at fir* he could be kept from them. lie considered they kw
not stop as be wigged to go home. I told him, however, 1 thank.f ulnas, that the Dona Friendly 80C1.17 h. 011.2%
Mould expect to be paid for the lom I had *stained, and fished, and that very great benefits had imm, „bbi.,"""e
seemed him of intentional swindling. On • subscommt occasion members during the past year. He trusted it Trosiir
we to bring • men mob I. *due the lom upon the deal, and desired to acknowledge their Ter/ great obibmt...?„,
tolar btit I should .1.1.0 k at least VA. We met at Mr. nod. Bingham for his valuable servicoi. 1 e had worked tom
win'. house and Ima I Mould claim £BO A. that was the soot in their interest., and hail devoted a lame
amount In which Mr. Godwin valued the damages. In order valuable time to promote the succese of the
to bring being about snarrangseeent,Mr. liodivin mid "you agreed to Edward) was sure they ...mid all drink Mr.
take £5O; take lt Br. Godwin advised me to get souse other health, as well m that of the meistaiit escrow.), ,
men to look at the riqls, and with that the interview closed, who bad dons excellent serene, wishing tb„. bhhirs
Mere than hall of tate* wag unsalable. haminem—(loud applause).
By Mr. nooks: None of the rubbish had been eaten by any cßay. C. W.—Bisousx, in responding,
of my stock, founder of the society, Mr. Porther, ao one who hod-;_"1
To the Judge Mr. Flecks urged that in the whole of the Interests at heart, and whilst expreeeing
four section. of the Statute of Frauds there was naught to meeting for re-electing him, asked them to I.otit out
uphold the action Ware him. The entire charge fell to the younger MIA to mks the duties. Mr. Broghem
ground through no written 00410le1 being entered into,whieh lodged the toed on behalf of Mr. Davie, who had
the Statute strictly enjoined we. Indispensable. On the other expramed his opinion that II the trustees could slob.
hand there wee neelg to prove, be contended, that the Ms valuable serrices by raising his salary, be bb. 1.11.4
tenni of the verbal coarse.. bed not been (Walled •if the to it.
Mame on dasedeintle Lod ailed Is December Mere was The CamenAlt game the health of the *math.
every
_reason to expose he appeases* in March or April, and Mr. 1111717, of Isere' Courtney, Hr. cub.,
se plaintiff bad ezehave right of occupation during that Okeford, Mr. Juno, Pimperne, and Mr. Einem: su
period the charge of an Wined= of the agreement on that bury, responded, all giving good accounts of tbs.
point was psrldgeommillem operations in their respective distrims,
Mr. Bassos Met the , • sued for were not on The CHAILIMI proposed the health of the medical
thesole enehined plaintiffs • Mr. B,OOIIZA and Mr. Manx responded.
. The Rev "- -
ben, w'•

account of .._._ , temporary
tenure of defendant's bend ;,but for the srsl fraud practised
by defendant, In banding up round • hap of rubbish and
passing it a for IrMolose bed.
Yr nooks then gaoled several came to which no action
could be possibly setupoS amount of the non-exietenos el a
written contract. Ws Hissor mask In the due observance
of justices, admit the slaw use antambin
The Judge, after same WM deliberation said Yak &Met
no doubt the fraud ems an apparently grom one, yet
technical point urged by the learned counsel for the defence
meet be the COMM of *lsla% big non-einlod without Mtn,
with permission to appeal wind the decision.

LOWXDie reepoOded for the honorary,.
sera whose health was also drunk.
The proceedlnp then closed. There waoe mod dilpy
fireworks In the evening, and sports In the Fair Field.