The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

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YEOVIL -ESOufisiON, -11,pwards of 60 peraolle I
availed themselves of the cheap trip uttered on Hon.
day by the Great Western Railway to London.
" I! ime," the learned say, "was made for slaves,"
but we do not eaactly believe it; otherwise if the
eecunuou tram had been regardless of time, two or !
three intending aightiseore would nut had to ,
bewail their being just too late. One young woman '
gave vent to her feelings, not in despatching a cur-
rent of electricity to Loudon to toll her friends of
her misfortude, *rutin a Mad of mare.
COMere Coune.-I:ke hearing of the mums which
bud occurred shim the last Indio; occupied the atten•
Len of his Honor, C. Saunders, .&01., at the Guildhell
oii Thursday. The number of pinata taken out was
&boot. 180, bet these were, as usual, considerably re-
duoal by mutual arrangement.—Euglimd v. Crocker.
• -Mr. Slade appeared for defendaut-This was an
adjodrned CAM, mid plaintiff said It had been I laced in
the arbitrator's hands, who bad not yet disposed of it.
Hie Honor said that it must again be adjourned, but
Mr. Snide took • different view, and thought that aa the
plaintiff mold have had no Maim spinet his client, it
waa not right that be should be dragged there (ruin
mint to cotirt. Tne plaintiff Again stated the met, oud
it was ultimately adjourneci.—Frogland v. Oerter.-
Chain £1 be 21, against which • set-off ot El 2e. 21.
time pleaded, and the remainder disputed.-Mr. Slade
appeared for pleintiff, Mr. Watts ler defendant.- The
case was adjourned from the lest court to produce a
clerk ot Mr. Timm, to explain mute deductions which
bad been made in plaintiff e original biil. A letter Wee
produced from the clerk stating that he knew 'melting
whatever of the trausaction.-His Honor mid the evi-
dence- upon paper earn noticing; the "ease ought to to
adjoureeel, but b ith parties beteg willing to recede* as 1
evidenee tleis letter, tho case was prosoireol with. Hist
klooor. was amid to interroode the plaiutiff, when Ms. !
diade asked that he 'night be allowed to conduct his
!.oien ease. " Certainly," was the reply. -Mr. Shade to
Rugland : You are the plaintiff to this aution ? Las es!: !
es. Hu Honor: We knew that long ago. '
..,
!iegligen.) , pie facts of the CAM are Weedy them: 1
. aaintiff *.iii tbquested to fareiali an estimete of certain ,
repairs to be done to a house at Ilehester' or in that
neighbourhood. In the preparation of the estimate for
perusadby tie landlord and the defendant (the tonane,)
the daughter of plaintiff turned over two leaves of 1
plaintiff's cough entry book, mosequently one room in !
the house WWI omitted, and which was not discovered 1
until the estimate had been sent in and agroed to. '
The Lindlord consented to pay £l2 of the cost of the
repots as imacribed is the estimate furnished, sad the !
owerples, amounting to ITis 4.1. Wes to be paid by the
Meant, (the defendant.) Finding the room omitted,
plaiutiff thought it beet to renevate it, and tenet
to one or alter et the parties paying the additional
charge. The landlord refused to pay more than the £l2
agreed upon, and tile tenant did net consoler
mat he ought to pay, believing ad he did at the outset
t
at the isedwate included all the rooms, and moreover.l
he had not given any orders in reepect to tint neglected'
room. On the other side it was &deemed that the
repairs had been carried out under defendant's super-
velum Time reemff consisted of some •paper kennings '
obtained by defendant himself for pleintiff, aud &anted
by tee latter in the estimates. After beiog well
ventilated, has Howl' said, upon the evidence the verdict
would be outraged for the defendant,. obmrving thet it ,
was remarkable that ie tradesman should go tlimugh•• '
house mid omit the principal mom. It did not appem
that the drfeudant ever gave any express orders for the
extra work to be done. The =legion had been explained
by plaintiff, stating that in making up the estimate his
daughterhad turned over twolraves of tlie book at once,
stiu dideiniant-was not to be held answerible fur stieh I
uthimion.—Ord v. Palium.-Clatim £l3 16i. 2d., !
ageinst which there was set-off of £l2 19s. 3d. Referred
to dlr. ]*liner the Ittle4l,77Plaiutaff is the brewer
of Marriott, and delendaue MINMord of the Limb Inn at
Tiotiiibuli.-Evaur V. Mostalte.-ClUm el 184-.-Nr.
Watts appeared for plaintiff, Me. Chitty represented
dennelant, cuts complained dI a bill of partienlars not
having betundelieered. At . this lint Court the present
plaintiff wee mien by the &tendon% and &lodgment
entered assume Mb& Erase 'mast to have pleaded •
set-off, but his wile who attended at the Conoteme a
Low minuted too late. The chum was for *Min and
gluing. -Hr. Ohio* Aikpated Om as •
being extortionatn.-Upon cross exaniantiest
Chitty, Evans mid be had entered eke chess* Ma
nook, but had not brought his book with.heit.-eilletni-
dant. said he had hsei the paintiog valued at Lit. 6d,
end' that the windows whidh Evans had okargoillth. In
bilk he bed on a pantries bill only charged
.2.e. Veedilit fur platotiff for 21,' to be set re•
%aim* -detelbdent's previous lodgment. —Hodges
t..yudden.-iltr. Chitty applied for • new trial
in this alle,,elldte ern%Dd that the det•ndant meld not
ortend at the " t Court, through illiiew, when • judg-
ment wee giveu for Sti 16s. to plalutiff, payable by the
271.1 t Jobe.' 'Be client erae Willing to pay the money
imoilleurt, in order that tee plaintiff 'should not be ,
pri•jiteioed. Defendant had a good bar to the el iim for !
renti and kali of a'ouw, on the ironed that it was ask
toot demands on itecount of their being *imitates.
rest dad net, to their opinion, tome to hole to !
meedi.-liis Helier remarked that lit. Chitty should
1,,,,04 tom out,ee to the *Motif of his application that 1
day.l-Mr. Chute thought that the section did not call !
epee hint to do *O.-Rie Mower eMd if defendant !
woultnortifirtmottiltt ao ordered, into mart, with Mee !
Meld of.tbeAgatafil weillit idlow defendant the benefit of
A nem iFtnte _MIS belga Ittlf•od ' to, theism will he
reopbm4 tis tke next esteets-•-filiade g. Meow+
'Albinos 124 SC fine-spter a potenipoug •ooto for tit
The criucnial had been pen; but the Irian** for interest
Est, fliid Wan undoetW---dmismout for IPaintia-a«..-:
Berkley e. Phdilics.--01aini 123 for aitelding sold to
defendeat, Defendant still tie • how
,w 0 bought
for di, and not, as stated by plaintiff, at Pack
..dhludal Irdnr, *GC •at Wo4bnt7'. Mill; nelther'
was it to be paid at Pipit Headily Fair. but at
Candlemos.-Ttio plaintiff said 41 Its,a, it down_ le Ite*.
and white, and that Li; haa_lietltl paid as earnest
Ittunijy. He was ',Aims,: in Ardor Su oboe that he hid . •
spoken the truth, to please 'no in his Honor's hands.
Eventually the ease . was adjourned to the next Court
for tile production of in ogneement 'tend to be in
existenoe.—Loader ie. Fevrier.--Defendant 111.7ade4
a eetmff, whieh anifialneld an Item of E. 2, pialan not
sapplyiug her with batter from 31m Augmat to Net
Dm.mber, sceording to contract. The b dance had
beim paid into Court.-Plaintiff denied there was any
contnut, and that ddendant neglected to ennoly any
data for the butter, mad upon one occasion defendant
said he eel. ow, owe- any more about the brittot .
Piaiutiff said it. Mode no contracts bat intended to
have iuentioaet it, but when defendant oomploinsd
of guiwt wart, he ata not my anything about it.-
In oil £2 15.4. 41d., a set-off to the defendaet
auto, At . wed.---.--Pti a Hart-Chin £1 fias
for hire of tlaraebieff iatto - • for the do,. Defendant
had ,effdred plaintiff gl. • h sum was refused- 14.;
had been peel into Cent and 12a plaided it o tet.off_
defendant charging for going to betek, the ....oilio.:
Iron' plaintiff's house, but in which he pas 41"ppooitod.
--Plaintiff said believer told the :liweeteleatell:
ushou:6
have the machine if be came for it, '..., dna
.. man „got,
beVe done 10, but without authority,-Ffart said the
machine was not it Maples/ helmet 10 o'alock; *totem*
it woe the custom of time comitry
o'slock.-Defendant pro4ue4 ti billet plaintiff% pilot
a Mr. Penny, in which he had eharged,a_enerter dey on
the moue day he had debited '.t.deadsigt kday.-Vertet
for pleiutilf for 21, Cies mOtiot_di. *be mili in,
—Uhubb V. Bround.-Clain 21 sk i a.
bru...iies, and suetihket4-11111ittff- ' ' 44i670
eacr
trea'ed the application glib • °entente:.
Jud. inent for plaiutiff.—Perry o'.-13iforitearaut
jun.-Plaintiff 131 • giudolter .sr Milk •
fondant a emend' a rotas/4UL -. '204 tita
was brought to meager £6 dmietageg inteleined hj'
plaintiff, in consapsaime, of defendant rooting up and
destroying • quantity of grolutees end madams erewitte
tu a plot it Lied rented by
_plaintiff of defendant.-Mr.
Watts appeared toryleintiff.ater. Slide toe ofene,
deaLe-William Terry said on the 17tb of
_Mu
lent Year, he Moira Wesel** tingtoWelf defeet&dh,
.4164:A.4 A ismisrdsig ens Hem, gapped. The test -
.liiiTaibe ES a gar, phYable i•pleirtlitly. Mr. Gam ailiT
,aela ling to tile Watt* of the isaftlem&VWfte.): thet
Aaintiff °Mad not ham it tied year Th. el alit
m ite meld Mop. In she mat year ...! ts
could have all the guelleu:' Alia `Mill" ! - fg
net, with cabbages: fil iitirehat7iht. •
heir he cropped stoute reedOitetbi or the who of the
, ••WHorm with potatoes. On the 7th of April he received
a. siuseter's notice tw quit, and Olt She Wet April the
whole Of tite mope were destwoyed by plaietiff, sad also
, some °daps. He gum Ibit. kr the aeod petteeme.-
• Cwistisammed : The garden was about 16 parches, and
the cabbage,' were Mumps skewed to run to 16-d, and
• which would have been worth 50e. Had never applied
to the landlord for parmissimi to sow it with met Had
never soil to Job Miller that Jae WO sot %viten the
garden of Mr. Game.. As fee as be rionidremembey be
had never had any emiverMtioe with Muftis' Dicer.'
Mr. (line did not tell bun severed Mein' before the
notice was served that he waisted the leetise immedi-
ately. Did not tell Miller that he bad allidee menthe*
notice to quit, but yet he should rtni_ ellniriek of crepe
1111 r the garden. This was the plbleltrol' pew -yit, ,
idea 'defence was that the garden harked been litre*
all. -Mr . Gene was theu sailed by Mr. Eke* and spoke
'mite the letting et the cottage to plaintiff, wineh. was te-
the eitiot that he could have it fore short time, • Ha-
ssled shout the rent, and bialsedionli said atAlus rate of
£3a.23 a year, but tohl hi* that bir mild nob bit the Mike'
year, _ .. .. . .

lab almar. Oae dity plaiktiff 'skid hisalf.
put a few plants in, and ha Vito hWd penbliision to out
Ii what he liked. The sin ot the garde, altogether to
eleven "Ing,"and plaintiff hi* ettipped skoirkfour "lug."
About Lody-doy be told oshiatiff he waited Matsuura,
and he murk leave it Wale week's. *Mica; bus sohee-
queerly, owing to hio wife's ill health, he gaits him data
ownths' notice to quit. Never let the *inhaler intimated.-
* do so. —A witnees, aaassidi. Jib; later, Stated that
plshitiff had said to hi* that At 011.1 Wit him be.
could not have the garden boom., he .waitted it hi*. '
self. The cabbage gardea was kelfk."ll.,iftie mamas*,
Mat morning. When Mr., Clowt pedoesaion of it
the other day they found some cabbage slumps. Be
would not give a "than Waif' tot tbam.Ureatioxsurineckr
The garden usually went with the house. Witisews told
his mister that the ground had bind =hewed with.
potatoes.—Thuinas Dicier deposed toplaintiff saying that
he took the house, but not the garden. lie said that ha
had notice to letivueithe outtase. but NA hit Unlit. take,
the risk of " the' tiOisikoes, sadthat In* rot net
allowed to remain here till they wilre-riPe, lie emelt
let Mr. Gialtriabe Mititi, aM mg them off 'OWN .fie)
guitar's rent —Him Honour said the balance of tiovi:=
was in faieueof its being, a quarterly termisoy so
to a weekly oaa. It was • slaw treqpsas to is.. Malt

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14.• pliket•d *Mt mbballebbuse '1011•01".d. if
evidecke WO4 kt. he bad .km 66800,47
accupied It TO wapiti°. ia.s. se to tba iiouist of
asmege, and he thouipat thstadsistia wits: eliod
hotnethiag for the lossior infuse of his porstioeu A. to
the cabbages, thew "peered nit to be worth meatier-
tog. To week tie labium of the ease lon ehonid wake
an onler noon defendant to pay 10s. foe the
loss he had sustanied.—The hearing of se, end uninter-
esting end undelended eases brought the business of the
Court toe close,

SOMEXTON..--OstThhriday thi anniversary of
the IhniMid Bputbers'Vrimidlypocifity took place et
the Glelisninn. This isouiett aricumpulied Osincipsily
of tradearien el, the ;pant sigeodogg WM& to•tkis
-DAUM of" *host We 'were pleated toles so-charining
a muster. And as it has been adopted in the me-
tropolis for ladies to be present at the festive board,
we can, on this occasion, say we saw no moan why
IL should net saireemily ba-adepted. Tem eget:—
mitts* proceeded to inset the band (the Ernst Mendip')
under the direction of Mr. Showring, playing
through the town' and nutmeg to the Globe Inn to
dinner. Mr. E. W. Valeutine, surgeon of Ass,
society presided, the vice chair being well filled 4,
Mr.
Mr. W. Vigra*, of Long Sutton. The - din-
ner war served up by. the worthy host, Mr. E. ,
Coombs, and was of the most rediergre description,
including every delicacy of the season, and fully
bore Out the expeutations of tbe committee and its
members. Justice having been done to the spread,
the worthy Chairman in • neat and appropriate
manner proposed the health of the "Queen and
Royal family" inirtimilary 'alluding to the great I,eis
England has sustained since their last aproversary.
the band afterwards plikiing with thrilling edam,
"Good .3ave the Queen. '—Other toilets I Rowed.
—"The Army anti Navy," also the " Volunteers or
Great Britain, coupled with the name of the 24th
Somerset," which was responded to by Servo*
Valentine and Corp 'rat lduoday.—Mr. and Mrs. :
Coombs' halik*aving 'bele •dttink with tinteichl?,l
honour& the • Chairman.reinarkad be hail never eat at:.
any society before with a better spread. —Mr.
Coombs returned thanks in a mint humorous speech.
remarking especially spoil the presence of England*
fair daughters. We find theclub is yet in• state of in-
-fancy. Mr. Gunning will re-elected secretary; the
committee was appointed for the ensuing yew. ,
vote of thanks was given to the treasurers, con-
cluding with one for the worthz4irman, after
which tie vacated hie Ti seat. 'e -Ment,of the
evening' them commenced bythe *Wiring en the
light fantastic Plea, aisweral songs, being sung during
the iutervais. The hand played senerat,po*.si airs, ,
and the merry dame of England was continued
till the broth of 'day.
Eleven of the beat shots of the 24th Rine Corps
oompeted on Friday, for precedency to attend at
Wimbledon in July next, when after sopa first rate
shooting -Cotvotal Monday was selected, be having
obtained 42 points and hits at 200, 400, and 500
•
'ads range, brew-iota each range.
,Putam-Couier, Monday. —Before Vincent Kuck-
ley, Eng.—John Honey, of Long Sutton, labourer,
was charged by Mr: B. Hodgess of Upton* With
stealing 4 'movie harm) gun, another Charge ielg
pretend by Mr. Thomas dart sad, of LongStitton, 1
for stealing a half hogshead gin cask. Committed for I
trial at the sessions. Oahu- premises when scorched I
was found askeleten key, dark lantern, a quantity
ofeoru.andhuifionstry tholateark.edinciiderentnanne..
WESTON-SUPER-MARE. —A Feasts Lee.
TORS& -A public meeting was held at the Town-
hell tin Tuesday livening, for the purpose of promot-
ing teetotal principles. A charge far adauttauce
was made at the door, for the benefit of Miss
Susanuth Evans, a young Cambrian sri, ge4 abotor
14 years, by whom the unsenog war addressed. Thu:
attendance was very large, rind several of the shops
of the teetotallers of the town were closed on the
occasion. Mr. R." A. Hinglake presided at the
, meeting, and the vung orator (Mist Evans) Ad-
&Medd the audience for upwards of an hour and a
half.
ISLE BR EWE RS.—lier Msjesty has been pleased
to present the Bev. J. A. fddier,-one of the moans
ef the parish church, Windsor, to the vicarage of
Isle Brewers, vacated by the death ef she Rev. Dr. •
WellE The prementatiou -we believe bee recently
come into Her .Mxtheity's the *disponi
having been beigilti fat the Frince Of Wales.