The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-23 00:00:00

reinstated as to the whele amount of the debt. for • man , Eatrrow Wgtr..-In answer to our enquiries
, big the effect upon the water in this well of thric7rolinti; could not Is, allowed to free himself from debt by promises
wleeit he did not perforni.-Mr L ma'am having proved , away with Lower Easton l'ound, Mr. Ab;nhain Pearce
the debt on oath, Hle 11.111 ou gave jedgevoil for the ,
informs us that, in spite of the late tremendous rains,
whole amount, with roe's.
the water is now as bright and pure an it had been at
.fehe Cos v. SAmpherd -Claim of 1K le, a broken-down
cart wheel -Mr. flame oppe in d for Shepherd.- any time within the last 50 yearn; in fact it in one of
Plaintiff is A litronse•l hawker, det, telant a earpenter an•l the purest supplies .4 water in the county. This
beak,. and the Statement on plaintiffs port was that he being 511, it will seem that the tilling up 11 the pond,
lent .lelerelant iscant graaultoe,ly to go to M.‘rti,nnown, , -before which the water was often thick-wan a
but that defendant took up passengers, nverl,alal the ~,,,,,,,,. The next thing to be desired is that the
cart. sod In- .k.• down the wheel. After thy+ deFetelant *. vacant space, with the rest (d. Easton Square, shall be
promised to repair it, but instead .4 that lot left It by the I
trramied and planted. The houses would protect the
side oi il.e road. Sept. Vickery !MI direeted plaintiff I ^ • . •
what to do ; le: (Cox) lust had the e le•el repaired, aml trees (role the W1R,15, a. mew the rithabitants a. aid
aumeemed him for the goat -Cross-examined t The ,'art warn off mixchievoun people, and thus an agreeable
leas relvdred by two of MT. Lovell. Wen the liny before "People"s l'ark " be gradually obtained, which would
Shopeerd h sal it, but the wheels did not want repair. crerpensate for the loss of MOW to effine parts of
Plaintiff had passed by the road where the cart was left Pennsylvania.
broken don; hut did rot t..ke particular notice, as he
, did not stop. Did not tell Shepherd that it wBERGE tNt..4. BALL.- On Friday hut the tiergeants of
145 Stied i;;b, the 31st regiment gave a lull at the gymnasuitn, which
,rd that he would me!lwl for it awl f get it repainal. Han
was pleasite.-ly fitted up and decorated. A large num•
d the wheels fniin r. MAMA. e Dorchester, end gar° •
him a horse for them-The Judge t A ease of changing her of the inl la I. .ii tants were present, and the folicetthg
legs for wheels. (Laughter.) Wl.at was the sabre of the officers of the regiment :-Captain Chadwick, Lteuta.
horse (-Plaintiff did not say, but Mr. Ada,v gave h;m IMntss, Frodsham, anti Martin. There were also :-
something to boot.-By Mr. panne: Applied to shepherd Mr. Hodedon, Mr. Osborne, Mr. and Mies Bristow,
for the money the day after the wheels were done. Only Mr. 'Atty. Mr. McLoughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Smith,
one of the wheels broke down. (cull not tell which.- Mr. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, Mr. Prentice, Mr.
By the h
Jedne h
: The cart had never broken dohundr wn Crocker' Sirs. Nichols, Mrs. Mills, Miss Street, .tc.,
carried t wit him and e had wo or three ed -
weight with it-electro plate, glass shades, and things
of that kind. -Mr. Winne. contended that paintiff having he. The splendid band of the regiment was preveutth,
and to then' cheerful strains dancing was kept up wi
lent the cart to defendant mattiitotisly, must prove want great spirit until three in the morning.
of skill in the driver in order to recover for the damage. Sc, JOH:ert.-I>nring the final alterations at St.
-The Judge t Or overloading. -Defendant was next John's church, services are being held at the school.
sworn, and said that when he larroeed the cart of Cox
it was to go to Martinstown, and the plaintiff was told brrviomNir-.T.rhs
itiewis!hwarek,,re sopldarltrywearuectir4l,o,oni
,I:n'ridtar
that sfr. Denning, the fruiterer, was going with him. • • .
The !envie of the wheel was rotten, entirely orrished ; but ...,groond tor sal!, otlTrii within tile cilidurent ytari,,lrer‘neilnat.
it was painted and putti,l op, so as to deceive anyone's The consecration o the grown
eye. Ile did not drive fa-t.-The wheelwright. Fox, who persons inspecting those in the churchyard for the
repaired the affair, wa... next .. gr, •.1 at the direetion of the purpose of buying them, and sotne .of the buyers also
Judge. Ile spoke to repairing a wheel foe COX in stood inside during the sale; but the auctioneer stood
Deemober ; but he coil not tell whether it Wag rotten or outside the e.mseerated ground while lie sold. We
not. The spokes were gssl, the stork was Feast: but the understand that among the highest prices for a pew
feline he could not• say 511ything about as it w. 3 gone. was that given by Mr Bmwnsea, ; 4 the Priip.e of
Could not tell whether the wheel was in such a state as t
to be broken down by fair Wale's, who purchased a pew convenient for a public
driving-"'tis the Twat hat
kills."-The witness was reprimanded by the Jadge, nhe house settle,
said that he would say anything except answer a stra:ght-
forw ford question. -By Mr. flanne : Could not tell anything
about the felloe ; it was not brought to him, the tongue of
the felloe was very much worn. Could not tell whether
the wheel was fit to go to Martinstown fair. -Mr.
Denning, fruiterer, who wa: in the cart when it was
broken down, said it was trier,. about seven tidies an
hour, a fair pace, the road was a Fast hurl one, and the
wheel loroke owing to the feline icing rotten.--The Jc.ige
said that, according to the evidence before him, the cart
broke down through the rottenness of the wheel. lie

would give fudgiurnt for def.:l:id:int, but should not allow
costa. as the plaintiff had horn a loser throughout the
transaction, having lent the cart gratuitously.

JODOMIDIT SUMMONS.
Edgar Cox V. W. G. Senior. - Defendant 11i.1 not appear,
and on bring asked what he was plaintiff supposed he
was a gentleman.—Some other matters were stated
respecting defendant, and the Judge ordered a committal
for 10 days, to Iss suspended for a week.