The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Noe.
(Sittings in Rearm, before Lord qie Jort'oe EaMimi
Justices Buie sad Reituo.)

BALES v. MAILLIOTP—As Unronftntare Alan-
Tll..—Mr. Festoon said that this was an action in which
the plaintiff claimed about £llOO, and it *as tried at
Guildhall at the sittings before thalami vacatilen, in the
defendant's absence, when of mune the verdict passed
for the plaintiff. The abeestes of the defendant was
quite accidental; the fact was that, being at Ebel&
amptoo, be went to the railway station to come
up to London, but arrived • few moments top
late, and found the door shut. Bona alter the trial
judgment was signed in the action, aid the dedeodant
was arrested upon it in Jersey, tied ever since be bad
been coca ned In Jersey gaol. The present motion.
was for • role for a new trial; and, further, that the
defendant, upon paying the money claimed into (bort,
should be discharged from custody.—Mr. Judie* PAbe
asked what authority this Gourt had to order the sobers
of a person contused in Jersey I—Mr. Footman appre-
hended that the Court could make such an °ram.—
Mr. Justice Kerdisg Did they arrest in Jersey epos
an English em. ei.l-11r. Freiman thought so, but ad-
mitted that be was imperfectly instructed upon that
point.—Mr. Justice Byle• said that upon payment of
costa, and upon bringing the amount of debt into Court
the complainant's counsel might have • rule nisi to set
aside the judgment. and when the judgment was set
aside he could take bis own tonne to procure the dim--
sharp of the defendant —Mr. Yeatinan asked also for
• new trial upon the ground that the notices,' trial wan
insufficient —The Court thought the notice was
sufficient, but they granted • rule upon the first point.
Rule granted.
Bowsaw v. COLLINOWOOD.—BILLS OP SALO prow
AP MP's 0001:16. —This was an interplesder lame
directed to try the right to some household goods in lbw
poseention of Mr. Berkeley. M.P. for Bristol. Tier
plaintiff claimed them under two bills of sale. dated
respectively in Angus*, 1861, and February, 1863, it.
first being taken from the sheriff of Middleeer, and the
other from Mr. Berkeley direct; and the defends,*
shamed the things u exettetioe creditor. The camr
came on for trial beim. Mr. Justice Williams at
Guildhall, when Mr. D. Keane, for the dedendsat, tub
a great Dumber of legal objections with the vise of is.
validating the bills of sale, and subsequently he urged,
several of these points upon the Court in Banoo, ant
succeeded I. obtaining • rule to enter a verdict for the
defroilant upon one of them This pocnt aroes out of
the following cirounistanos :—Me Robinson, the plaintiff,
was an attorney, and acted in than eapenty for Mr.
Montagu. a friend of Mr. Berkeley. Mr. Restores
had forniahed the money which formed the considenition
of the bills of sale, but, being noxious that his name
should not appear in the matter lest it might be annoy-
ing to his friend, the documents were made out in the
name of Mr. Robinson. The 2nd section a( the Bills of
Selo Am, however, stated that if • bit/ of saliewas gins
subject to any dlefeamnee. or cooditioo, or declaration all
tmist, the same must appear upon lie deed, or edge,.
wise it should be null and void to all intents sad
purposes. The defendant contended that this sullen by
validated the bill of sale in question, bemuse the led
that Mr. Montages, and not Mr. Robissee, ssac lb.
party really interested, did not appear upon them. The
matter now came before the Court upon 011111111 be
shown against the rule to enter • verdict for the delft.
dant being made absolute.—Mr. Henr James appeared
for the rdaintiff, end Mr. Bevil!, C., Mr. D.
Keane. Q.C., for the defendant—The Lord Chief
Justice said that he was of opinion that the bill sisal.
was valid notwithstanding the statute. The meaning
of the statute was, that any condition or trust In whieb
the giver of the bill of sale was interested should he Fee
(Wend ; for the evil to be avoided was that of idiom
giving bills of Wee, whisk apparently transferral all
their property, sad would be used to proem' the pro-
perty against the creditors, whilst, in trath, there wan
some secret condition conferring an Internet upon lbw
giver of the bill of sale. The snipes, of a basket,' or
an execution creditor could have no interest in knowing
whether the grantee of • bill of mho owned the geode
for himself or as trustee for another; and the mention
creditor in this ease had no title by the statute to know
In what relation Mr. Robinson stood to Mr. Meenamm.
—Rule dimberged.

rbe migiAmtss or maisediestirr. on Monday, resolved*
to appoint a Roman Catholic chaplain to ministor to
the prisoners of that faith who are conined in the day
pal, at • &dory of EBO slur.
The introduction of commodities thatoommand • a
sale from their distinctive advantages being vahusidF
uo the public, freqntly attract,. a host of imitators. o
encleavour to pass off inferior articles some &well=
the Made-mark, labels, peek** he., of Yews,
man. the well-known original Importers of the Pore
Tea; therefore parchment @Wald not fail to Indies that
the signature—" floroiman and Co, Loodoe—is ow
each genuine paeloat. Their tea, from its reliable good
quality, ha• for • quarter of • Geo hay been in=
favour throughout the kingdom. proving that all
require good tea, and prefer sterling quality to mem
appearaaos. NOM. Horniness's' sweats earchor demi
two thousand; those in this locality an. adverthed
our columns.

lIIIXTAL SHOCK, Olt GMAT Asktavir changes tin
bleakest Hair white. This colour, however, is to Its re-
amed will, certainty, by Herring's Magnetic Brushes,
he. Dr. Hama' nays, -" I regard theta as tin mon
perfeel brushes bithorto made, an reepoets their
meamical construction, and their taspotioal
action."Thoy ars THE remedy fee Grey Bears
Beanie.. Rinuinatisint, he.
N. B. —Counterfeits Sr. Wig mads,
(Moss, 32, Bsaingltall-street. rondos.
Valuablit informatics respetaing the diet west nee
able for ladies and invalids, is to to found la " Ther
Orals of the Saionsonn by Dr. 80. Bern, whose Mauer
tions will he 'swankily useful to mothers. In emend-
ing that put relating to tea, be writ.* (MP I
may remark that I sin very partial to tot, and my palate
is very outwit's, fa respill to Um infusion, from barns
many year. token it without milk and sugar. The be
tea I can find is that imported by ths Napa. Horn/man;
its dull natural hoe manifesto tt to to what it professes
—tea which hen been esbjeoted to no kind of outward
embellishment with powdered minerals,—• manifesta-
tion which its delicious devour =Saintly imaram..•
The great popularity this tee enjoys, hag induced some
to attempt sparioes Imitation,; it is therefore nemesary
to ootin that Hornbeam' same is on all the pekoes.
The following Is an mama from ths essioad Maim
(paw IMP of of.. Trap/pion of the Phanspopatio v 8
the Royal Collage of Ph Means, of tondos, by Dr. a.
F. Collier, published by Loogman and Co. : 'ft is
small Mint in this aosspilitios (spiking of lbw
Plarmacommia) that we ban ao purgstirs Mrs bah
what contain aloe.; yet we know that haemorrhoids,'
pences cannot bear aloes, swept it be in tia form of
COCKLE'S PILLS, slake &bar oonshis of =1
mownosooy, and solnerstb, wLich I think are Its
into a sort of ootopottud enema, the acridity of whisk
is obviated, I sumesh by as alkalloo process, and by.
fourth ingredient (unknown to me) of an aromatjc. ton's,
nature. I think no better and so worse of It for its
being a palest needdaino. I leek at it as ea anion olf
°montane sad dontestis eoaresiesee, and de sot bad.
tale to say Ills the best made pill In the
mustalar purge, a mucous purge, and •b
purge ambiaid, and their WOO% poverty ..ie;;aiqb7
• dingent and corrimist. That it doss sot soisinosly
prods°, hasnorrhoida, like most akimbo pills,l attributo
to its being thoroughly soluble, to that no sadisseltei
articles trthere to tat osseous minabranik.

Coax ov entraourrive Woos IT Di. Lamm's
Putman° Watmaa.—(Proso the author of the
"Narrative of the fidoond Sikh War.')—" I had long
eiff"red from a deepoeated sego, when Provident.,
phased is may way I bit of your Palma& WITS I
eipirieooed isstaataaeoei Tearrirstr, 3rd
Light Drepoos."—Dr. Loooeh's Pairscade Wafers ewe
instant relief and a rapid con of eethits. soosompUos.
coughs, sad all disorders of the breath sad lungs. An
throat afltetions are immodiattly relieved by allowing
oao awatiwaally to &molar la the math. Te stager;
sad public speaker" they art Weibull* tor dearth, sad
draweliesiag the waren Tii have a pleased tisk.
Prise la. lid., 3m. 94., aid 11.. per hoz. Seed by all
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