The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-10 00:00:00

ISTIMATT.

The Board then wont foto tits estimate u the basis
for a rate, which concluded the business of the meeting.

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SWANAGE.
TIM Very Rev. the Dean of Carlisle Wt Swanage on
Thunder, August 22. During his month's slay
here this learned, energetic, and zealous over/Relicsl of
the Church of England, lias preached three inset
remarkable sermons in the parish chnreh frcm Eccles.
il Li 'With ii. 5.. end John zvi. 33. There waa an
overwhelming congregation on each occasion.
ON it • married.

tenday, 2nd inst., • stone mason, .... -no.
tehtine..
grant, d soo;rdingly do hereby declare, that we have
three small children, and very sickly, n med J
......ne.-1...., iiiiintiff said he did-not wish to 1;1;1- the an granted f and our heirs and successors oven and gran or us
defendant. Ile wonld take a sovereign. The defendant -c, • t i ,
se!" iwe ea. .13... m tutta,ng. ffln.ar„,„--„,,- The poor man has been suffering from mental detente%
agreed to this and handed over that amount, and the unto
duotf Portland sub
su "Ml' ...' 7. 7.... 'sent for nearly three months past. It appears the b
Plaint was withdrawn.
' -ken within the
...,,i Galley, was taken sway to the Dorchester Asylum.
Symonde r. Petere.—Claim for £4 for damages on •
d es f that said island, except s - —,,,„n L. similarly aMieted. This is the 6fth inelaneholy ease of
1 breech of warranty of a eow.—Mr. Ffomard (on behalf said 'wilful" n dservice,- eh'•• this sad diesrder from Denton now in the asylum.
1 Weston for defendant.—The plaintiff is • l fanner
,of M. Symonds, of Dorshester) for plaintiff, and Mr. be taken or our own use and ere a... ire
tee of atone that shell be dirtged and ie.. „,,h .. tha has • brother. in the gems humane institution who is
paid the sum of twelvepence, threepence whereof to . Ona of the dearth tastier of the Rominh clergy for
accounted to us and for use, and the other War
lat llonercton. In May last he purchased two sows of
St.. Peter's church, Flatten-wall, London,
1 the .iefendant for 1,24. D-fendant warranted that both nur of banding a church, achools,
case to be reintived and retained to, sole use and the . -.' et
_. , . , _
Cireuhra have
I cows wen In salt. One would calve at Midsummer and neflt of the said inhabitant' and their suoceuors, and thesis,. +le to beet in tswanaP• . .
h the post to several small t ranee-
' the other in November. The .. which ibouid h. to the end the inhabitants may certainly know what has just or,, • thre,ing _
t,..
Isle apurbea,
salved at Midmninter did not, end thereupon def. d t a
offered at, settle the matter. On the plaintiff nrfutultriag • eton km. i
" hare so taken is for us, We do hereby grant and been addressee . ee- - • 'n un 0,.r.....
and house for
tickets 1
declare that no stone shall be for the future held or men of Swanaa., .. edresoed to sell e° 'wee at 6 •
this the defendant offered to take the sows back in ,
..aeorh.intedi
di...ato be takenh for our 01•0 use, save only snob askin
lack fotteh rpm en e, .
• eirealars ware so craftily
• Off
at the original pries. t This offer was also refueed. The under thenasml tanedre'seiltiadof our snreetheyoenr"ofbryiur warrant
worded tat the most Titwilialti. . -n• but would ha")
plaintiff estimated hi low at f 4 in consequence of the
däe
ot—nnjustillable
cow not being in celf.—ln mosewzanriaation the • tiff for the time being, expressing the same to be for our have. stupor:ter' • ft-insolent deg ii... chunk
said defendant warranted the owe to be in can. He
plain partrcular *orrice. And our will and that eonsidered the whole affair mon anon.
ti reader would not
tbia our gracious grant and en be entered —to WIG hada for no Putnam ono;Lieht.