The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-16 00:00:00

WZYMOUT9.

COOITT COURT, 13itt;ia-i.---iejorit-. T. E P. Lefroy,
IteLjz.lge.
to Drapers.—Mocaelay •. Combat woe a
claim for drapery goods, supplied to the wife Of
defeadaat.—The Jedge declined to proovid, hostas' ho
did not know that the husband was soquainted with the
woe therefore adjourned.
Poor Pevpids Ptah- therefore,
v. Hiscock. Claim for
al:h. naiad, is • Ashinonmsr of Weymout4, *ad
d•feadant lives at Gillinghata.—Defendent bald the lab
suppliiri by plaintiff was so bad that it was not It for
gentlemen's home., and be was °Milted to sell it to
the poor people, (II foe what Ms Gould mt.—Plaintiff
denied that Ms fisit was Mid. Defendant bad written
to him that bit would he happy to receive lob stony
time, and to send tee money in retorts. He dispatched
him amokerel and whiting; but Gould not get (deter
money or empties.—Defendant said be was obliged to
ii,my IMMO 01 the lob. for he o.uld not keep it.—
Plaintiff answared that he cover heard any eomplaint
of the doh till that day.—Ths Judge soled defendant
why he did not write and complain of ths ash.—
Defendant: I was ill in bed.—Tbe Judge: Yoe end all
I Mit fatally ill in bed together, so that nobody mould
write I tell you what illne.s you are eufferiog from—
' an indisposition to pay your debta—Defendant : I meld
not get say sale for the lish.—The Judge : You should
have let him boo. thah It is • mere eltuele.—Ordered
Ito pay in two monthly tastalaieals.
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koU to sell a Hosse.-Strate V. Cox was • claim of
ell ss. for a quarter sad • halfs rent 04th. Greyhound
bssrbo.se, Portlind. from the 15th °etcher, 1867, to
the 14th Marsh, 1868.-Mr. George of the 6n, of
Tiaud and Gouge, appeared for disodane-Plaintiff
said that his son let defendant bout the boon "Two
years, sad thrue or four yews Wore that ;" but defend-
ant had out paid him • farthing. He bad got hit son's
handwriting to .bow he was to take the rent. He was
to pay 830 a year, quarterly; but he tunitatod and and
be should not pay. Plaintiff enotinuod : I said "Row
am Ito let r Ho said "I 'spas you mut 'strain
on tee ; bat I thought he was strainiog on me not to
pay. any reat.--The Judge: Wines is your son? -
Plaintiff I don't know.-It appeared that the eon bed
Wpm up some money on tat mortgage of the house,
and the boost was afterwards said to Mr. Howard; bet
pleiotiff wonted toresower Ills rent. - Plaintiff: My sou
&awed some mosey unknown to as while I MN in
Noweartle--Tbe Judge: What is your Nat.-Plaintiff
He is a builder like I woe I be • braken down
merchant now, worn leek l-rb. Judge: You claim
as landlord, sod the eel, evidence you offer
ate is that your ace let it to datendace
You must brie( your ems bere.-Plaintlff Then I
shall let be fall upon M. Car. :lei:Ilion it. never.-The
judge expressed ea opinion that ntiff had not made
out any one, bat Mr. George Mr. Hoasri wished
it to proceed, to show the charaeter of the trail/sotto .s
with this house. -In crossenamination pinotiff said he
sold tbs house two years ego tomorrow Marsh 14,
1867.-Mr. George produced • chr.reli gift from the
plaintiff, of them promisee to Mr. Howard I-The Jurfge:
Twiny ii. owes you rent from th 15th October, 1867,
to the 14th March 1868. You sold this house in March
1867, long before • farthing of this root became doe.-
Plaintiff, very little abashed: It most be Ilia wont
date plat upon the almost. I soon I-Mr. George inked
for mete.- The Judge, to plaintiff: How can you be so
foolish as to do that-Mr. Howard intimated that the
adios proceeded from wore, than foolishness. The
eon took up money on mortosge of the house, and
absconded, and when tin pligotiff's property WM put
op for sale under the mortgage died, the old maa awn
in with • claim.-Yerdiet for defendant.-Plaistiff ;
You would not look at my noe's handwriting, - Ths
Judge: I *wet; it is not ovidasos.-Plaintiff : People
do great tbiop now l-'The Judge: It would be • great
thing if • roan should continue to ratan rent after be
lied sold his house-(loughter). Plaintiff loft the court,
muttering that his son sod Kr. Con ehould fight it out.
A* Obstioate HostarsoL -Asthma, V. Combas was a
jodgment 'GOMM wind • qoarryman, who would
not support his wife, end her maiatainanes had been
Provided by Mrs. Aatboel, her mother. He had
already suffered 40 days' impriamment, and, on coming
out, he went to work three days • week, it 4s. or
4s. 64. per day; but &eland be would rather go into
prison dna !rapport his wife- Mr. Howard, who
appeared for plaintiff, pressed the case-The Judge
thought Conthem bad better be summoned before On
magistrates for Deelsoung to sapport his wife, when be
would hues a heavier puoishment-hard lebour-Mr.
Howard said they would do re the next time; but his
object now had been to induce him to carry out aa
egreement be had made to allow his wife part of his
wuces, ion their living separate He hoped Combs.
would be brought to his rum -Gram made for com-
mittal for 40/Is7s.
Stopping tie Peastee.-Pereassv. Mater was • Jody
mast summons by an ireemorner 04 fiberboroe against
▪ lettrr-ostrier of Bastest, who is a shosmaker.-The
defendant did not ppear. sad thit Judge said be should
try severe measures, as defendant bad made no attempt
to pay. -He ordered ascuamittal ter 40 days.
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Nova App bestial—in application wee used. by •
plaintiff to baTS a judgment swamis for a mean againet
whom be bad obtained • sadist, bet who bad absconded.
The seinsons was to be served 11111111 plaintiff ooeld
dad his man, who, be believed, was raiding in Surrey.
—The Jadie declined to great the applantion, as
the SUMI2IIOB Milt state where defendant lived.
Tin other wee were OTIS of leee interest than the
above.