The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-03-21 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.
Tomumi.
(Wore Eirjeant Tiatisl-Atkiesaa.)
OLD 11. =VW=

This ewe wee adjourned from the last ‘Jourt, sad was an
action btosalat to reosysr posesesion of a cottage at Tye/.
belonging to plaintiff at Materna Magus sod in the
OCCUP44OII of defendant 1
Kr Wastes wised for ths *WIC sad Mr. Trevor
Davies for defeat.
At the costes Mr. Davies explained that Ise did not
admit plaintiff* s title to the property until it had bees
igriffirs&ton I. _ ntiotated that be was quite prepared to do
this, sad thee proceeded to trace the owoenhip of the pro-
perty, which is Seism at Minterse Maras from
Imrsaanal Kitchell through several holders bolt. present
OWller.
Mr. Davies the. set forth it tome tenth the grocmds
woe whisk be objected to plaintiff title, and quoted one
if the swam of the Real Property Limited/me Act, IS4.
Valour
ha el his eastiotias, with* he tacked up by an
taw&
seafemed that hihad never previously
mesh • 000111,110$10l placed apse the Acts, that sow
sivosood by ftr. Davies, sad Yr. West= oxprosol Ma-
ga( to wafter effect
The Ado afterwards said he thought it would have
his. • win toad Was ti a special awe had bees takes as
be poiat Were • superior marl as it wee ow of the
soot lagosioos ar“. snots he rsOoilsabed Mafia& sod did
pasicredit to the basal eatiosen atioged.
Jadipsoot was r

11311 3. wialsort.

This wee • Joey eels. sod &dressed from the hat
=moors? LIP fix 19 heed of Poultry liatilliked to
k who Is a travelling anotiener by plaintiff,
who is a ishmeager, of Dorchester.
Kr. T. Owner and Yr. Howled appeared for Plaintiff.
and Yr. Clifton. of Bristol, for defendant.
When re came was herd at the WA Court, defend.
ant produced a rootlet which ha swore was in
handwriting. plaintiff arrears it wee not.
The case was then adjourned in ardor that It might go
before a Jury.
The did sodant, haring been sworn, said he wari an
auctioneer, and Was at present staying at Street. He
keen the plaintiff. and made his taanaistaant whits
raying in Botch-star in October last. He left Dorchester
for Bridport in November. His wits sad the plaintiff
and his wife accompanied him. Oa the way • orrerw
lion took pare about POW poultry. Witness mid he
was in the hart of miler poultry at Christmas time, and
he asked him if he could do with say. Hs mid he would
Oat him have some. On the next day he left him,
witness staying at Bridport about three weeks. From
there be went to Orewkents. On December 19th
he had • telegram from him, end saw him alter.
wards. Plaintiff was socompried by his wife. They
brought 19 head of poultry with them, and plaintiff asked
him to do the bast he could, with them. Witness had a
maWsdlar nog Writ o ay. tkir Ski %dim' .141,atilt
plaintiff standing In the front amongst the audience.
Plaintiff and his "Ms left the art day, he driving them
to Yeovil station. • ootivereation had previoser takes
pros between them. Plaintiff had ask ed him to berme
• creditor for him, and asked him to go and see his
solicitor, Kr. Coombe, on the Friday. No amount was
mentioned. Ha did not go to Mr. Coombe, but seat •
as he thought better of it. Plaintiff drove over
I.:l=turn• again on the afternoon of the 23rd and took
tea with ideas. At the tea table he offered
air to give him an I 0 U for Clil to make
him • creditor to that amount. At the time.
ko agreed to it. It had been previously 'greed that
be should give hint a lady's gold watch sad • silver lever
for the poultry. Both were Swims watches. When he five
Lim the mitres he pave him • receipt for 1-10 (produord.)
When he drew out the 10 U they went toirr.
Matioarr at Orewkerne, to get a stamp. They did not get
one. The stamp on the receipt (produced) came from his
own purse. That had been in his poserskin ever anon
The whole at the writing was the plaintbre. As they
could not get a stamp It err armored for re Warne to
send it on to Dorchester th• next morning. ml receipt
was given between seven and eight in the evening. After
the reosipt was Oval, and the arrangement rade about
the I 0 If. Plaintiff wig" him good bye and he west on
with his ear Plaintiff had bean drinking. if, had sever
ern him when be wasn't. After his ore wariest west to
the White Hart, sad found the plaintiff sad his wife.
this was two hors attar he had bidder' idin geed bye.
Sem roorimiaatioes followed, and wires' said he would
bar so more to do with hint, sad he had not seen him
Weer that time sad OW last time he was in Court
oreatrolarod by lb. Howard : His first acquaint-
met with the plaintiff was about the purchase of a
beaded whip.. There whips were not delivered.
Mr. Howard: Did sot your first soe_uaintrano begin by
some person wir lived with you es we. Harrier going
to Kr. Bibb@ for roMation 1-otrtelnlY sot. Th•
asisealatere began by the purchase of the whips.
d
on redo armagemeate about your coming in
es
writer previous to seeing him at Orewne t—No.
When he dist mime to Orewkeras he may brought
gentry 1-Ifes that was all he mass for.
Was there way erwinawwent at to the riot I—No war
I was to elm kim whir I could fetch for them.
Is further crowarmination, witness said in auction le
might bare got 36r. for the silver watch and 13 its, for
the gold or. When the watches were headed over the
receipt woe gives—cm the lilrd. On the 11th alter he had
sold the *lsm he did not give hint anythieft Ia wilting,
nor did the sarnff give him anything. Nor did anything
In writing pre on the following dr. They Irtfled on the
IlOtti at Yeovil.
A letter to Kr. Coombs was put In by Mr. Howard, and
ths plaintiff Identified it as in his headweiting, in which
be said 'Tour Went has misinformed you, ow* him no
...,r6ber I mold thank hire for the watches he took
here whet I last's, hint"
aggiantele farther said to the but of his recollection moth.
Ins but the Werra_ intresd between them on the letli,
when they ported at Yeovil, sad the 23rd when they met
at Combines. The inasit nun grin in the ma, sad he
wa sn it was minim Hibht Wilms* proodsed
gr• s isatipt. but did astibiali Made& This

mon writing tosether apse tn. wsy t Ind& be Amid
be a amnia. bat whetlior µMond took say ell the
Oade or not no could not say. Wiener writing
tho documents (prednamft
nese dommeato eriMen amend to have teen denim
up with West to delreed to. coeditors el MAN were
banded to Ida Haws; who appeared to treed it son sod
swims matter.
omit Minot adjounad. sad noon MIMICS
)Lr. Homed mid that he and Yr.Giftss (asked/mars
tor) had come to aa emanpsoent. and tlear mould
draw the oar.
Hie Rom= entirely swayed of Ws mums.

multi" wimps g. CHITACMOOII3.

Tida woo o claim tot gm ait, vales of al Miss of
potatoes.
Mr. Wake
_Voluted as Os Plafait whsoilimil a
/*MG ; tad Kr. IL Romig tor dotoseloat, frame
Whitfield.
The plaintiff, who is • fans labourer, entered
amoloy of Mr. Churchmen ca the lih of April, with Ws
t sons, tbe terms bsoug that he Amid have 10s. •
week, his son, is carter, for UL • week, sad Me anal
boy at Om. • week. Re wee Me to ham • marts, el es
am of potato mound. Is llnv be plentod about II
perches of wed potatom Ris are, this rani; did sot
piems hie nester, and Kr. Oeureboase say* !dm •
.oath's DAM to leave et ttill Ifie of May. Re left his
boy with Mr. Oinueltouse at • Milling • week. Whoa
hi 101 ha arerod to MI rest kw the load, as as to save
his potatom In Blessailtor ho oat We daughter with
• sovereign to pay for Wend, wash as Magda boa.
In October his himself took the sovotoiss to Ng.
Oilatellogise, Mho refused to take it, ita.l be would aot
Ist kiss have the potatom, which he afterwards bad
had bona dug up.
• verde& of £3 Its. M. for *WWI. with usual coots.