The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-25 00:00:00

BLANDPORD,

GOUNTY COURT.

nuclei' —(l3 'for e Mr. Sedgeot Tinlal.Atkinion. judge.
Alter beariag some oeimp insist I,l4olWlnt 11011:1102011,011
his Honour said that wrier the new Bmkrupscy Act every
pos. man who was in .lobt to the extant of .f. 50 could onne
fore him for on in.itury lot, lii, circuowtameas and the
amount ho was able to pay his cr :ditors. If, on intuiry,
he (Lite Joate) f., iod s deb' o• an boners man he
shaull, under the junedictioo vested in him, which would
b the tawe as he now ha I in the C mut. Curt, be able
to order that the credit es rewire 10. . 8... or • smaller
sore, as the rasa might ho, au.l would be able to order
at 'es to b, taken to 'aeons the ass to to the creditor...—
Mr. Breonaod said the Act woull hare a mat beneficial
effect, for moor • credit ,r would so war come and take
10e. c imposition than receive • lards d.bt in small monthly
in isimont'.
Wildans Aineworth v. Stephen Sc evell.—This was a owe
In which an scion wee, at the last C 'rut, brought to
rat uyer 7, St. for three week.' rent and Al 10s. for damage
through rem icing stouts which proppe I up pin of the
c ittue in glutton. Judgiu..no now.. even at the time for
Is. CI., but the rem ea.let o the Wain was allowed to drop,
and the question of cot, we, It 'ld ovet—Hr. Atkinson
now applie 1 far the Nutt, which his Hotiour granted.
Jute,' Fold, v. Jihn HuGtono. Li 12e Li.
for groooriee w001...1.—Mr. Atkins in was for defoliant.
The plaintiff's books were in such • hopelessly com-
p:l.:Wel wane that his Honour could not deal with them,
and referred them to one of the Registrar's clerks.
Reid v. Topp.—Tois we. • cl ioad• by bir. H. Reid,
of 13 i.t3l, to recover from Mr. J. Tows, innkeeper, of
Stormi•sater NeWtett, ,f 2 brawn., due 00 We nowhere of
an or/sae:to. sod 10r. 3h. for eAlle p 1 Cs. or =UM sold.—
His Honour "eked what en orhher&v:t wan, and defendant
prodwed the instruto rut, a si et eel Aare looking box with
',Rothe( perforated paper, whi.b, ou being turned through
the inistruniont by mew, of a Wind... aliowod wind ta be
a twitted t as it ol :tee 1/11 tlirouyti the perforation-a—His
itouour : Now, then. tut el hare it up. (Laughter.)'—
Delia lent put the orgenetw on tho pletf arm near his
Honour's font, and pat the handl., ou. —Hu Honour: Now,
then, set it go..w. —Dab nlamt commenced turning the
bandia—His H hur : Only a Itttlo aula, you know.
(wughter.)—Dofeiidant immeacal grinding away at a
good raw, bit no s ,und pr welded from the Instrument.
—His lienuelf : Why dem% you set it goal. I—D.hfendeut
Ho wont go, your HO:WM% (L ttlehher.)-11U1 Honour:
Why won't it go I—Dolondant wont on t 3 ex plain that the
iastrament had novo' g.cle properly, and that he would he
willing to pay for it if it was made tog. right,—Ha Honour
wij mune I then me fur • mooth,euggesting thht setae instru•
went was suppled on th • hire system, the plaintiff (who
wee reprowated In court by his local mow) should put it
in ropeir.—Derendant 0.1.1 he should be quite wiling ti
phy for it if that wore duns —P.eintstre agent mad that he
hid told the defendant to wad it back to Briotel if there
was anything the matter with It—Hi. Honour: Yee, yew
you mutt put it in repair. Tale man has "music in his
• though "cot fit for etrat.gems and spoils." He
wanted to soothe himself with strains of musics of an even.
inr, and hare be strains ant ,trains grinding away, and
nets none of the strain. of music he wants to hear.
(toothier.) Caw *Meowed far e month.
Women v. Carter.--Claim 15.. tor three years' rent of a
gardea.—Judgment for plainta.
William Hisworth v. James Harehall.—Claim Al for
runic:wet of (omit ire. —ln rhie coo the plaintiff sail he
had been engaged by the dedendaut as gardener at 18.. a
week, and the defendant agreed to repay him the £1
which It east him to get his furniture removed. —Defend-
ant denied the claim. He said that he lent plaintiff 100.
and afterwards gave him that sum as a Christmas. box. He
also ones told the plaintiff that U he remained in his
service twelve months he would glee him the ,A 1 as •
present, and did not promise it as psytnent for removal
of f 'vulture—His Honour said that this woo s most un-
tthet case to
.ouwteryre.
miiat
tahcaeseplaotnoattatt against oath;
bo °leasem
most go for defsehint—wch p crty to pay his own meta