The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11 00:00:00

EVIIBBROT.

VOITUNATI Komre•M.--C.a Fridmitislmt as Mr.
Frani& Spires, shoemaker. of this was as the
platform of the Greet Western way stalks. at
Yeovil, be picked up • plum filled with mo.sl. He
at met west to tie station master sad hos4s4 It Co
Ow him. • few mimosa afterwards a woman reported
Mal she bad lest Mr parse, sod aummeledly, but
joyfully, resolved her treasure from the stalk*
mastic.

Ootrirrr COrlar, Tuesday.—/3siore T. I. P. Lacey,
En, Judie.
sofas Yew, domeatio Demuth, v. Jones, chemist,
Wiraboraa. —This was • jar, con, in whisk plaintiff
olaimed £lO 14a. sd. as damages for disainal hoer
service without jest resson or waren& and for wines'
at the rate of £l3 par annam.-31r. Tana.. append
for plaintiff; Mr. Diane= for defenthat.—k egeming
the ease Mr. Tanner said that plaintiff, in ..
of en sgreement with defdant, came from .Ca: en
Wimboroe to be his servant at this rate of £l2 per
annum. After being in terries for a few days she found
that the plan was anything but • pineal. no. Defeo-
deal treated her very WIT, mlled bar abusive names.
sod finally Boland up by ordering her from his
bone. lie compelled her to go, and she vu
obliged to beg • night's lodging as she had nowhere to
lay her head. Defendant also refused for two days to
lot her here her horn, and furthermore thalined 6e.
for damage don to a dining-room door-plate. Plaintiff
was prevented getting Gomel situations through being
thin torned out of doors. In enee-theminthion plaintiff
mid this when the came to Wimborne she bad so
money. and defendant gave bar • shilling to free her
box from the station. A day or two after he pee her
30e. to pay for what " odds sad ends' there may be
required for boasekeeping. Of that 105. she had spent
3s. in "odds sad ends." and the remaining 7. she had
paid into wart. About ben days after her arrival de-
fendant bone abasing Incited osilieg her bad Demos.
He was always abusing her without reason, mad finally
ordered her out of his house, saying that if she did not
go he would kick her out. Slie said that she bed no
were to go to, and he said that " Fryer's Field" was a
good enough plan for her. Did not know where that
locality was nor what he meant. Refused to give up her
bone till written to and threatened by Mr. MUM". Did
not agree to leave of her own accord, nor did she say to
any on that the would go, for she could not put up with
It any longer —For the deface Mr. Diokiosoo dais-
sated the ease •• • "tzamp.ry speculative anion"
the most trumpery one that was ever brought into a
wanly wart. 1 be fact was Kr. Jones sad phantiff were
mutually tired of nob other, sad mutually agreed to
part; therefore plaintiff could not alaim sore than the
wages due to but up to the time she loft. /leen if the
jory did thiak that pinata was wroegfolly dismissed,
she could only slain on month's wagee„ as she wee
hired oa the ordinary terms, ono roonth's wages or
warning.—His Hawn mid that it woo evident plaintiff
oonld not claim beyond that meetb.—Mr. Josea, the
defeadant, ssld that he hired plaintiff on the 13th
March. He was not satisfied with but, as she nu
dirty, ingligeet, sod did not area the troth; but he
never osil.d but by any abusive term whatever. When
the was Ate said that she had lost but menu, and be
advanced her 10a. ef her wages, is. of which
redeemed her box; he never save her thy
money for housekeeping; no servant touched •
penny of his nanny. She left entirely of her own
, accord. Ho offered to show her to remain for two days
' till she could best from her friends, but she refund to
do es. Ile treated her mod kindly. Neva told her
to go to "Fryers Field," fort. himself did not know
where it was—The jury said for Ivo minutes to
retire.— His Honour said that there was • " black hole"
attached to the court if they wished to withdraw, thus
wing the Wimborne Town.luill • very high compli-
ment. —Upon emerging Lyons the" Meek bole' the jell
said that they loud a artist for plaintiff for cies
inonth's wage., in lieu of warning and ocern—Tbe
verdict was rewired with applause, which ins soot
sheeted.
°Glop, Guard, T. Worland, draper, Wimborne.—
This Ina in ialeader ease in which elainiant seed
the ezeoutien creditor for the vein of a bores and cart
alleged to have been anlawtolly seised, being covered at
the time by • bill of sale—Mr. Tanner appeared for the
olaiinant, end Kr. Dickinson for the eneotke creditor.
—lt appeared that la January last Mr. Wetland ob-
tained jodgment against (Woo for • debt, the mousy
to be paid in a mouth. About a week before the money
wei doe Oak" exeentod • bill of isle on his goods,
upon which Henry Golop, a moo, lent his tether filik
end took poseension of the fureiture inentioood in the
schedule of the bill, including the hone sad cart The
hone end cart woe In his pommies when seised by the
bailiff. —Both father sad sea underweat a strict crow
examisatioa, and made web grow minatements therein
tbst hi Honour said that it was • most disgraceful ens
iii wbilh the 1117 had been committed, and
he only wiehortsatblrtad the power of smoothie(
them both.—J odgment for the execution creditor.