The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23 00:00:00

rocraroc AMBLIRI.

James Wil. (16). J h, l wo i• (16), Fred Klwarci.
(13), W. t., KOnillo4.l (16p. Friel rii.c,ick (15), Jeni.•
Burt (161, Walter thin. (15), Richard Gagne. (13).
Frede, kir Carley (13), Joon Alien (14). Will. 11l
F. s'er (16). Joseph .13,111.101 (14), and .1 4.11011 Dyke
(13) were c paged with rambling 4.0 • Sunday.
Gibbs, Curley, Blaisdell, and Dyke plenile guilty,
the • Viero not gulity.
Th• Superintendent sold be did wd Irish to Drees
the charge, but be bad le ..1.• repeat.' • ,replakt•
about Sunday gambling at Baler.
P.C. Lee was called to puiee the caw, but be could
only swear to Dyke and Curley, agelidit whom the
Iniormation was withdrawn, and they were Fort into
the witne.s-boz, awl" p wolfed " upon the others.
The Buich gave them • lecture upon the dr 'artful
Immorality of which they hail been guilty, the
chairmen remarklug that if they gambled in the',
young years. there was no knowin4 what they would
come to In the future, and ouspendeid julganot.

COUNTY COURT.
MONDAT : Bed ors Mr. Serjeaat Atkiasorr,
Plage.
Judgment mammon... and henkruptcy oases alone
occupied the attention of his Honour, the rest, which
were all uodefendel, being disposed of the regietrar,
Mr. L S. Dickinson.
" 800$i PiIITID."
Thom.. %Vllllaec., timher•inerchant's clerk. of
Poole, no Om delecdant to a 14.4 meld wimmone
taken out by the Capital and (lonia.. Sink
(limited), against him for £.105 12.. 61. —Kr. W,
Drultt appeared for the plantiffe ; Mr. 044ie for the
defendant.

Mr. Druittbrte, dated that judgment for the
amount in gositioa hail been obtrined in the superior
court through del tuft ,d appro.:woe, but tor rode
could be found upon which to lacy, and they 1.101/
wiped his Honour to make an order for payment of
the debt according to the .1•1•13.1401..• means.
Mr. Curtis remarked it was a moat melancholy
Cage. Deftroda..t war a timber merchant's clerk, aged
about 24, and daring the preeirot year ha bad tbe
misfortune, as it proved. to cm. into about five or
six hundred pound., an I a designing man of Bourne-
mouth Witted him to embark the whole of his
capital in his budges., with the result that he bed
loot the whole of it. He was also induced by Blake
to become surety f .r his liabilities at the bank, and
this was Use amount he ww called upon to lay, in
addition to 1...1ug the whole of him money he got by
his legatry.—Hie Honour : It I. only another torture*
of lb. invited truth of the Sc ipturee —" He who
booornetit ntret• for another shall smart for it."
NVith regard to Blake, lilt were true he was s very
bed mau. He mentioned it becaure perbapr the
ref oder' might find themselves involved in a,tiins
for libel. (Laughter.)—Mr. Curtis thought they need
not be afral.l.—His Honour : N. ,Irte4 they will use
their own discretion..{We believe we are correct in
saying that matters reported In curt. of law are by •
reoent act " whinged." En ]—ln reply to Ms
Honour, Mn, Curtis further .t ted defendant when
he ha I spent all hie money wad left with exrctly Pl,
and other plaintiffs had issued executions errainst
At present be ma. • timber merchant', clerk, rect.:ic-
ing abut £7 • mouth. He I. d a wife &ad one chill,
and partially supported his father-in.law.—Mr. Druitt
said ha would not dispute his friend', statement at
all:::D -fondant said It was true.

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Hie Honour pal lii wee terrible thing f•ir • young,
man jast beginning lite. What off-.r cen you mike?
0.0 you pay 10e. • month ?—Defintilant ealt he
would try. .