The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24 00:00:00

PETTY BEBBIONB.

SAITISDLT.—Betwo the Mayor (R. N. II ,aresJ, EN.),
and Shure. H•pkiue, R Viucer,t. an I Buck.

George Meech, who was rep's' at d by his wife, a
sickly.l.wking woman, was cumin .ne I for i 5...-
payment of 10r. 31. poor rate —Tbe woman said her
husband was • cab driver, and wake, u t a pay,
ea he had had err much sicker.. in hi. family. He hal
given up his house, and wipe n nir in lo leriurr.—Tbe
Mayor said cab drivers had n it hal a g via tima of it
lately, and alth .ugh the Bench could n X excns the
debt, they would a ijoure the caw for a toe tniebt.
Jame. Dimond was suounone.l f 4. a simi a• neglect.
—The alefen.lant said he had beau out of work novo I
weeks, but the Magiatrates' Clerk remin.led him that
the rate had been doe six m anths.— The Mayor:
Leiter than that • there is a balance ou the old rate.
—The defendant bad paid 11s. 7.1. on the flit r it.,
leaving 2e. 51. due, and there was 11.. 8 I. due I 4 the
het rate. Ho said he would be pleased to pay If h.
coul.l.—Tne Mayor told him it wse a seriou,
to the ratepayers if • man c intiaus 1 to oc. upy oh .u.e
without paying rates, and aaottpir pa ty who c'u'd
pay rates was kept out of Ir. —rh, li..nch mad .
outer for the amount to be p aid in a WO ob. but
advt..' the collector to make hie own term, as to
the instalmenta.
. . .

Daniel &want was swainone I for not p tying
El 19s. 4d., doe Id rates.—The o Il.t d (Sir. Fodor)
sail this was a distressing oa.e.—ll.f.ntant said he
t i not the mores to pay, or be wool 1 n 1 have o me
aro.. His wife h• I been 11l for seven n3o tie,. and
litre that hi, dau.Mter w. iu 6 1 I, month..
ilo had hrl two doct wa in the hon. for • a-.—The
Si if or sold the defendant it • Ind boiled ble
ightvr, aid his wife Win •,, int Aid, st ii,,.,
ther wets a cage f r inercv thi, we. one.—The col-
lector said the userei ra would not tut t.e tho defend-
; bnt the Banc adjonrot.d the cam for the
ovemeers t be edvi.,l to overlonk the nors mot.—
Defendant sold be had alwaya paid hie rat,e bef la.
Charles Caddy, who was repr.sente I he ht,
was summon. I for a eitni:ar cm-a —Mr.. C lv sal
her hu.banl had loon out of Work. an I hes, v.v., 'he
sad her six chil ret, lo bee; .—T,n• Sin r •OA her
~e 0 wan very different from the la.t one. The rate
was due IJ,cenilar, 1882, and f that time ehe ha
kept person. out .ot the b tone wit, might have 'tell t'.e
rat ..—Order for payment' In • .n-mtb.
John Carter, who sent his wife t • apps•r tor him.
owe I 14a , hut tire. Carter soil the had not h en able
t pty, as she hal been atom tin; her old mother.
who ,lied ab ad two months a.; She was t
pay the debt It niv.,n time. Tlle SC vo • f I h.,
husband was employed on the boot., nn.l I WWI a
slur oil hI.. oharmter to I,• .amoi .oe I tor t t p.yio:
hi. rates. —AM 'mow! for 14 day .
Three representatives from '' Hominny " i ort
opp,,,red before th-Ir wo, vharad with n•in4
ablative lanzusee toward, each wher.--rh. %up,
0.14 the Paths did not .I.Pesr able to coot, .1 their
tonglet, but he • !vise,' them not t • Interfere with
eech other in the tutors, ml a lt owner I then tee for a
month. warning them a the
they a-toll receive if they did n d go on peaceably
meanwhile.