The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-03-27 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.

(Moro Mr. Se jesot Tir isluttkinvon.)
J. KS AC V. rit,..14141001.

Mr. Bromism!, who rooremote.l the pleint ff. said
that in this case the defendant, vgainst whom judg-
ment had been °blamed for £6 14.. 61., ha 1 faded to
P.,/ any hist... Juliet., alth .ugo bobslimtsohllflcelred
Cor ...1 terabits sum of moosy by s.Huge house to his
new.. w.—ln reply 1.1 Mr. liteDl2•ll,l, &Di to the
Jo lite% quirsdo. s, defea tut refused 10 .51 bow much
he «Alto.' houm for. Hi said he w.a the fattier of
fifteen childrou, nos ..f whom WY ill at home, sod bad
been under a dontor for sight year.; sod that he was
unable to pay the amount of the judgment agaiost him.
H nor sail thst it was .vi hut defend .at was
fe the quest' .us, an,l ei n the app.reat..bj-el of
altaeitina his credit --An old-r for committal to
prison for .10 dye would be irited, the warrant not
to be pat into foto, fore mouth, so es to give defend-
ant &author opportunity of paying.
CLAIN FOS e MOBIL

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I'hilip Charles Adams, of Fiddleford, brewer, v. T.
Quinlan, dentist, of Shaftembasy —Claim, SW Ha.,
hal.nce due on the sale of • none. There was a
counter-claim for £lB fis. This was • new trial. The
jury,wbest the caw, wee tried bete in December, gave •
ver lid for the defesid.int on the sale of the licuee, ard
(or the plaint if ou the counter-claim, which was
i 0132 12.. This later sum was DOW agreed
on between the psrtin as she sin out of the c muter
cialm• The new jury were—Sleeer.. 3. Cisloin, J.
Keyues, J. Fowler, 11. Nessus, sod 11. W. Hatt.—
The plaintiff'u evidence wee similar to that
given by him at the (cutest trial, and is
croe-exiimination he said Us t hi Dever warranted
the b.r.• q .iet ti ride sod day*. !sod ailer
offered to take the animal back if it was not. He
knew the horse hAd • tendency to weeknese about the
hocks, against which be offered to guarantee defend-
ant, " loag as the bores lived, for £1 • Teer•—aidall
Aaaina* " nomied rlidatee

'dowdy given by him—Thomas Jackeon, of Loadoe,
said be was preload when the deal took place. 0.1 the
sth July he saw Use bone which defendant brought
beck to plaintiff's bottle. The animal eras very much
dwiteeed lh.i, and. after some " hampering about,"
defendant, in wimee.'s presence, said to plaintiff,
" Wel ,to tell you the truth, when my groom went to
the .table he found the horse bad got over the halter
rem." It was impossible to take the hots* back to
delenden 'a, and plaiatiff offered to pot it I. hie 11•11,
at defen lant's expense, until it was all right again.—
Job, bottom and William Young gave e•adocon an to
the bore. big • vim one to ride or drive.—Kr. R odne, alto having caii defendant and his
witomme, submitted that it hal been de trly proved,
both by the evidence of hie client and Mr. °region,
vet tin try mimeo', that a ty wai given that
the ho,. was quiet to rile and drive, and the on WI being tried it did nut turn out ecoordiag to waoranty,
and was therefore rearmed. lief -rring to a letter of
hie client of the 15th Auguet—which had been real la
oonei—Mr. Robins said that it merely oonteised •
fair offer on the part of his client, es be did not wish
Mr. Adems to bear the whole coil of keeping the
home while% Idt la the deld.—Mr. Brtnneod hawing
reoliei, and hit I.lonOUr haying *owned up the
evidence. the jury 'Wanted a • idiot for plaintiff for
122, disallowing 2e. per week Iron] the amount oberged
for the Iteop of the hors., as they omeidered ss. •
week quite Kowa, gave iidgment
ace ir i..gly, and ma le an coda for defendaut to pay
the cost of both trial..

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11T171LNIIKIIIT WTOM.
Foot. 4•TCH.—A foAhall instoh between the
"0a41," (Sturtninatlr Newton) and the Blaudford
fo,tball club., un .sr asaaiaLion roles, was played
hereon Thursday aftern.ang, and rant.ted in an eesy
votary for the tome ISsat by three vale and on•
disputed goal to xi/.

BRIDFOBT.
PaxTol4lllx. —Mr. Frank Williams, the well-known
pubic " cst.rer "of W.
_m y lath, is pro lacing " Sinhad
the Sailor D
"at the rill Hail ibis weak before
delighted audience*. He bas with him a talented
trap., individually an I collectively, place this
favourite pbwe on the b "hula its p ime style. It is
rarely performed with suocu in any but lard, towns,
but the scenic arrsturAmenta are at ono* so oorn..act
ani iminp:ete that the whole thing is being viewed by
the B. idport people es • thaw ingh eleocesa The trawl-
formation men. are wonders of their kind, and such
a. ive rarely attempted outride the metropolis.
Am-locr. ItOlaititY Sr • Saavair.—Agues Lacey, a
veva .t in the • nploy of Mr. Joh.. Shuts, dairynisa,
Nr h Poset wee charged os twun•tid, o.,cueeday,
before J. 24. P. 310ntrgu and S. W. Whet oun.
with seating baby-linen, handkerstiefs, Ito., the pro
piny of her muter, value 2... on or about the 14th
ult.—Mary Shute, wit, of proem:tato-, said up to
Saturday last prisoner was • servant ..1 their. On the
14 b February she missed hair-linen (three little
shirts), two p oket.bendkerchiefs, and • pin-cushion.
Witness opened prisoner's box, but antic bet presence.
She (-mid the article' mentioned there. Those thi.
had bone kept as draw.r i . the bedroom. Witness
took the article. out of the box, and place I them in the
dr•wer from where th y were missed. She (witness)
procured tee key from priaouer's work-box, and
IN-place lit after liking .ut (be tidos.. IL was not WI
mo.• Him a fo-tnight that intense sebi any-
thing abut is t • tit pris net, and then alu
told pria net that stie liked 11,111180 U• honest
eb tit her, au I not a thief. In answer t this, prieoner
sail " You c prose me a thief," an I wither said
"Ores II Cu." Flien .er aftererar Is emii—" You hare
no right to op wi my ox." Witness 551.1—' if you
want Innis thiug• y hot borer get ; you
Dot going to haw- intim." Within lislf.andiour witness
bead pneiner ask her m.-ter to fo.give her. When
the c.....t ibis came, prbooer sail it the things were in
her box she (witnese) must hove placed them there.
Prosecutor sail ano p 1.1.1 was made to him
14th that the things were missing. His wits brought
th- things prodowed from trisoner's bedroom, and she
plAced the thing. in • b..x. He heard Ida wife say
thatch.. wanted someone b nest. net a thief. Whiners
era. afterward. asked f r C.. giveue-s by prisoner. He
ask-1 her why she hat taken the things. Si,.
threst•oed to ii.stroy hereelf, and belted For forgive-
Brown aiM Mrs. Shute pr altic Al the
inf role.. him .he Itsd fain I them in
orisoner'e box. Frisoi.ei denied seeing them. and told
Mr.. shot* that if they ever were in the box she (lire.
Slut.) most hair pot them Iners.—erisoner, being
I .rmsily chordal, elect,d summary juriaoictinu, and
',Vette* not Shute was sharply quer.
glowed by the Bench as t 3 her allo 'Hag nearly three
werks to. elapse helot," she t .1.1 prisoner abotut the
inge.—Prisoner now cried bitterly, and deciered she
was innocent ; "they knew she IFS, going to leave,
and they had done this to spite lier.'.—Tue Chairman
o'eserve.l they (the Bench) were to be guided by the
*yid are. she ...mid be fined lls., or 14 days'
imp in.nineut.—To• gi.l c oidnued to declare her
lon. °eau ; but, as p ,rtion of her wages was due to
her, the money wee paid.