The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-31 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.

(Before Kr. T. L P. Leroy. lodge).
Great Western Railway fjempany a Mr. John Cue, up-
holsters,. Weymeath.—Tlie company claimed £35. &L
for carriage of goods about • year siurs.—lldrs. Case
Metalled the account, saying she Mid for the earring. •%
the same um, no tlie goods were Mouita. and • day or
two elterwanle Mr Ome prulumd bundle of receipt&
It appeared the mosey was paid during the time the
company had • drunken carter.—Hie Honour mid no
doubt tlas raolley had been suit, but whet had become of
It was no business of his to enneinn—Judgment would
be for defendant with her solicitor's costs and 5.. for her
ittlindance. . .

—Mary Alen Cherchouse, of Silver-street, u Walter
Paterece, of liteetatrest. Woymooth.—A claim at Cl for
damage sustained by her in consequeace of the defendant
having on the fatt of Atuyest pushed her into the Back-
water aid spoilt her clothes—Plaintiff said the formerly
kept coespany with the defendant who was • shoemaker,
she went for • walk with him on the sth August last, he
wanted to take indecent liberties with her; bet she would
not allow him to do so and be pushed her into the Back-
water, sh• omelet hold of him and be west fate the water
with tor—H. promised if she said nothing shoot it to
pay for Mr clothes; he had failed to do band she no
hager kept company with hirm—Hr. Gillinghme polled
hermit of the water.—Mr. Gilliagham was sworn; be said
ha beard • noise as of persons ia the water; he west and
looted a man and woman there, sod caught hold of
the I/oWe' heeds —The tide was high at the Urn.: he
so roam got the woman out of the water than she and
the man walked eff.—Tlie young wouum repeated that
the lam Paterson wanted to take lederiest liberties with
her.—Deleadaat did not appear.—His Honour gam
lodgment foe plaintiff. 10.. in a week and 10a. a mouth
afterwards with meta and h. dd. for Gillingham.
The Mce CorPorutime of Weitoonth and Holcombe
*. Job
Regis Rogers. of Hardwiek-stroot —The Mayoe and
Corporation claimed MI Os. ntl. from Geo defendant,
being his share of certain paring that had bees done in
the street known as Hardwick-street, and which ha had
Waled to pay; sines that time the money had been paid,
but there were the caste of the case which had not been
paid. The case had bees placed in tits band. of out arbi-
trator, aid the orate of the said arbitrator had ales to he
r4ifi 9.. being the defendant'. share.— Mr. Pelly
solicitor, on behalf of the Town Clerk, asked for
meta as the mostry had not beta paid into Court in
ti Mr. Hooper told Ma Honour that this weeCilt!er ma
et case ; thirteen other case. depended open this oua
—His Hamm granted taxed costa.
Siemaosda e. Telhox —Claim Lik 01, for goods—Me
Mali( said defendant had hurt his lac but be was now
g•ttlez better; he ea. • carpenter, bring in lodging,.—
mad, tor te. ha fortnielat aid f.. in • month.
George Galley • Buell —Chum for 000 t, loilinueritt
putties in an •gocouoa, dm—Defendant mad she had pa'd
the bill, and noe she ea. summoned for costs and
exposers She 'MI whilst she went t. pay the bill the
bailiff went to her bowie with the summons—His Honour
ised if they did not my their debt, they must expect to
pay the expeasee He teetteht it was ecanilalous the
trouble that the warden of Portlaad Prison semi, eon.
Miering they were well paid. —Order MIA* for two Metal-

G. Hallo, F. Fowler.--Order made for Instalmonts of
da a month.
Waterworks Company • John Parker. —Chico for
wasa•-rato, 7.. 41 —Mr. W. Paso appeared for the com-
pany. -Order made for this. instalment; or in defaults
sommittal for 14 days.
Waterworks Company Charles Stickland.— Claim
7. 14.—Three instalments, or 11 days' imprisonment is
desalt.
Waterworks Company William Ellis. —Claim 8.81.
—The wife mid on account of the hid weather be, busbasd
had Pot been able to work—Kr. Psis mid &fondant
sorer made an effort when he could work—Order for
three histologists.
Thomas Anderirk trusts., e. Tbo Roy. Wts. J. Tobl%
of Weymouth. —Claim for " @somas mooed to the clad
tombs* by defetuisat ref using to gi re op to the said
trustees tithe audit cereals documents belonging to them.
asd placed Ishii hands for their care and on their behalf,"
claim 8. 111.—Kr. R. N. Howard mid ha appeared for the
Andsnims proomded to Mau at loastla that
se •
this 15th Dumber the truster ordered the affairs to
be seated, sad the defendant had notice to briat all
=lt. B. had failed to do so, mad the truster
put to the expense claimsd.—Deloadsat said the
pipers were not Is Itis custody.—Jodereest for lb*
*LAIL

PORTLAND.
Atano or lutn.—On Saturday night, whilst MO 01
weiohnies at the prima wadi going his rounds he
weliced • bright lirtit in the foundry, a report me at
ewe made to the Chief Warder and it was found that
• Ire had buret out in UN foundry; but a plaatti,il
supply of water pat it out Wore any serious damage
WINO dee&

ar. Gnonan'e Curraca.—A very beautiful stained
glans window has been placed in the chancel of this
Amok the gift o 1 Mr. K Lean, the churcewarden.
The asbjece represented is "St. George and the
At the foot of the window is the name of
thirke=er and the date of its presentation.
ON Weak! OTOS* last a draft of seventy maim in
Mary of Oaftain Wll.ou and two 11011-001111 M kissed
ellena, arrived at tie Citadel from Busy, and joined
the heriAlturtass el lb. Nth lost. Milne the Lel