The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-05-13 00:00:00

THE CLAIM TO £ll 0 .000 A YEAR.

In the Common Pleas Division, May sth. eitang before
Mr. Justice Denman and Mr. Justice Lindley.—Philipps
e. Philippe and othera—This case was before the Court a
few days ego, when it was stated that it was an action of
ejectment brought by Sir Janne Erasmus Philippe, the
twelfth baronet, to nearer estates in Pembrokeshire
worth about .010,1100 • year. It was said that the
plaintiff's title depended upon • deed stated to have been
executed the first Lord MUford, and which steel had
dj. The plaintiff In his statement of clalin set
out ' that under sod by virtue of certain d
assurances, wills, and documents in the posesseloam4sa
control of the defendants, the plaintiff is entitled to the
possession of the said premises end hereditaments claimed
in the plaintiff's writ as heir male and residuary legatee,
or as being the person entitled to the baronetcy now held
by the plaintiff." The question now was whether • rule
should be made aheolute, calling upon the defendants to
make a discovery of &vile and documents in their
po:weksion bearing upon the plaintiff's claim.

The solicitor General. Mr. Charles Bowen, and Mr.
Cave, q.C., Mr. Whitehorse, and Mr. Gould for the
defendant&

Mr. race continued his address, contending that the
plaintiff had male out no sufficient cam for a discovery.
He said that the statement for the plaintiff was that the
second Lord Milford shortly before his death deposited
with a Miss Lewis, who lived rent free in one room in •
boatman's cottage, a deed which regulated the descent of
the property, telling her that she was to keep the deed
until the time for its operation should arrive, and that if
she should feel herself to be dying before that time, she
was to deposit the deed with the Mayor and Corporation
of Ilaverfordwest. The learned counsel pressed upon the
Court that such a "cock and bull story" could, uader any
circumstances, be hardly believed ; but in addition to this
he had affidavits to show that Miss Lewis was • person
who was subject to delusions, and MU quite unworthy of
credence Ile had also afillavita denying all knowledge
of the existence of any such deed as that deposed to by
Miss Lewia There were also affidavits by Mrs. Lloyd,
Lady Milford, and the Rey. Thomas Halt, but all these
statements were of • very shadowy kind, and besides this
there were denials of the statements in several particulars.
Upin the whole it was submitted that the plaintiff had
made out no case which would entitle him to ask the
Court to order that be should have the right to inspect
, the deeds and documents in the defendant's muniment
, room

The hearing of this matbs came on again on Tuesday
morning.

It may be remembered that the plaintiff, Sir Jamas
Erasmus Philippa, Baronet, brought the present action of
ejectment to recover the Ptcton Cadge estate.
('harts Bowen, in continuing his reply on the part
of the plaintiff, contended that under the old practice of
the Court of Chancery in reference to " discovery," and
also under the rules framed by virtue M the enactments
In the Judicature Act, the plaintiff had made out a caw
which entitled him to cal !Iron the defendants to state
whet were the contents of their tnuniment room, with
the view to a subsequent application to have Ulm* deeds
inspected on the part of the plaintiff. The lamed
counsel also went through 'mamma affidavits, and
argued from them that the story told by Mis• Lewis as to
the deed deposited with her. by Lord Imo& and its to
her beiur subsequently deprived of it, was an intelligible
and audible dory supported b 7 a number of other state
mots, and by no mesas the • cock and boll " narrative
which had been condemned on the other aide.
Mr. Justice Denman thought that the claim of the
plaintiff was of too vague end speculative • character to
entitle him to call upon the defendants to make dia.:every
of their documents.

Tim motion was rolosed with coda.
• fortaight's time wee panted to tlas oisil to amend
sistinatai of dohs it as Amid *la AL

neg.—Enure= Frzs on lattraci flicurses.—A
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I distressing complaint by • physicisn, who is desirous
that all admen may benefit from this providential
discovery it is never known to fall, and will cure the
most hopeleai case after all other means hare been
tried. Full particulars will be sent by post to any
person free of charge. —Addrers :—Mr. Wu..uxits, 10,
Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park. London

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rengglQu.,rt Glass Bottles, 214., or 1011 Pint ditto.
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Summing from any disease should make baste to take
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and often cure at once. It,. now conceded by all classes
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And such safe removal usually cures. Sold by all
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Communion is CuaseLz.—A certain method of cure
has been discovered for this distressing complaint by
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from thi• providential discovery. It is beyond all doubt
the most remarkable remedy of the age. Thomas& have
been cored by It. Fall particulars of the remedies will be
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WARNING! RIMIIITT'S PARIS BLUR. The marked
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quick appreciation of It. merits by the public, have been
attended by the usoal results, via, a flood of imitations,
the merit of the latter mainly emulate in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the equare shape, but
making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The manufactuers beg
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VALUABLE Macerate yet ma Itait.—lf your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off. use "Ile Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it well pacified!, mien: in every ease
Grey or White heir AO its original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable amen of most "ReALorers." It makes
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street. London, and sold by Chemists and Perfiuners every-
where at 3a 6d., per bottle.

TRACTION ENG INR NOT TO PM TRIPLED WITU —A dating
feat which, however, nearly pmved M mammed from
Devises, where a little boy named Hayter, on leaving
school on Thureday afternoon, was run over by a coal
waggon drawn by a traction engine, and the flesh was
torn from his thigh downward to the knee of one leg, and
several of hie Angers were crushed, The accident was
caused by the boy attempting to run underneath the
waggon, which was in motion, to cross the road.

THII VALUATION OF PROFFITT BILL.—At the meeting
! of the Birmingham Beard of Guardians. on Wednesday. •
resolution was paged condemning the clause in the
Valuation of Property Bill now before Parliament
exempting no much of the tithe-rent charged as a
clergyman may pay for the service of a curate. and
authoridng the chairman to dire • petition to the House
of Commons praying to expunge the clause from the

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOA FECNIAS. —MI FUERTHIR
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—Manufactured by Jost I. Barivre and Some, Boston,
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a peculiar pearly whiteness, and a delightful fragrance
to the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising
from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant
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tract, London.

Horst DETONARIZZ Signe—lr the best, the cheapest
the most fashionable, and the moat durable of any article,
liven. The OW% say& it has no rival either In appear-
ance or utility. It is made of selected and elastic staple
wools ; produced in new colours and mixtures for the
spring of 1879; also in light weighted Yarns for Summer
wear and warm climates Prices for ladies' wear, ls.
Is IlidL. b. 3rl. and 2a 9d. per yard. Extra milled and
strengthened for gentlemen, suits and boys' hard wear
(new patterns), from 2s. 114. per yard, 5.1 inches in width.
The factors cut any length, and pay carriage on all parcelsinto London, Dublin, Belfast, Cork. or Glasgow. In
writing for patterns, which are sent port free, state
whether for ladies' or gentlemen's wear. Address. Spear-
inan k Spearman, Royal Devonshire Serge Factors,
Plymouth. Special attention is called to the fact that
this firm In devoted exclusively to the production of pure
wool materials for ladies' and gentlemen's wear. Serges
sold as used by Her Majesty's Government
Pratte OriSION AT iitz CArL—An Old Frontier Settler,
writing from Someret Kest on April 9, say.:—" From the
best authority I have been informed that the unprovoked
acsrression on the Zulu people will cort at least ten
millions of your taxpayers' money, and if they submit to
have such a policy saddled upon them it serves them
right. There is not the least prospect of the war coming
to a conclusion • in fact, as a merchant remarked to me,
the signs of the 'times are too profitable to wish for peace,
It is therefore no wonder that Sir Bartle Frere is the idol
of the colonists. As soon as the Governor accepted Sir
T. Shepetone's advice nothing could be more gratifying
to the contracton and the colonists generally. The
obtco... of U.
ain addresaes of Sir Bartle Frere approving of his
policy. Grahamstown followed the example of Capetown,
and the agents of the party have been all through the
frontier towns advocating the same line of action.
Money and land is the colonial motto just now.
-
Tug Peorscrtoe Feminine.. In the course of the
debate In the German Parliament, Monday, on the Customs
Tariff Bill, Herr Richter delivered a speech which the
friends of Protection in this country might profitably
study. He showod that one of the chief causes of com-
mercial exhaustion was war: and everywhere great
European wars had been followed by a Protectionist
movement. Referring to the immediate effect on
Germany of the proposed measure, Herr Richter urged
that the new iron duties would only serve the interests of
large, not of email, iron manufacturer& It would be
much the Mlle with the trade in textile fabrics, and the
working classes must suffer severely through the increased
price of the most indispensable articles of consumption.
No real reply was made to these cogent and irrefragahle
arguments. Harr Tudeman, a Federal Commiasioner, did
indeed dent the conclusions of Richter, and aseerted
that the guiding idea of the measure was to relieve the
less favoured working dares of some of the burdens of
taxation ; but how any Cling can be relieved by an increase
in the price of indispensable articles of consumption was
sot explained.

Smt-Lietrrmi dry Corm. of the Goshawk, dismissed
the service on Monday for the share he took in • wries of
the most absurd and meaningless practical Jokes of modern
times. About the middle of January the public were
startled by the announcement that a letter had been
received at the Admiralty, reporting that the ship Ralston,
then in Cork Harbour, had • few days before passed a
vessel on tire, not far from the Fastnet ; there was in
company with the burning ship a suspicious vessel with
two or three hundred men on the upper deck, who had
hailed the RaLdon, and warned her crew not to report
what they bad seen. Shortly afterwards a telegram Was
received announcing that he steamer Peter Coleson had
been aided and fired on by a steamer off Cape Clem, and
the pilot had landed at Kinsale to bring the news. Then
the postmaster at Bantry got • telegram by post
purporting to be from • Custom-home officer, stating
that an Italian barque and steamer, supposed privaseers,
were off the Gaff —steamer's colours not known—barques
white with blue triangular crud. Next day the postmester at
Skilitereen received • telegram from Francis Megan, a
pilot, stating that he spoke the Goshawk on Sunday, and
that ship had observed a vessel answering previous
Oescriptione on Tuesday morning 50 miles west of the
Fadnet under Russian navy colours. Later on a cypher
telegram, purporting to be from the Admiral at
Queenstown, was sent to the officers of the Belleisle at
1 Kingstown, ordering him to proceed to Queerudown. All
these despatches were hoaxes, and were only parts of a
dries which had apparently begun by • telegram
from Queendown to Cork, ordering the Goshawk
pie..-ed to Gibraltar at once. Some of theme telegrams,
especially the last-named, of which the Court found him
guilty, were shown to proceed from Sub-Lieutenant
Coyte, though the letter which gent the account of the
burning ship and the supposed privateer was not shown to
be in his handwriting, and the charge of originating
that particular hoax was held not to be proved, and he
was only found guilty of negligence on this point On
most of the other point. the Court found him guilty, and
Sub-Lieutenant et ezet expect that the public will
appreciate the fun which he has deservedly incurred
dismissal front her • service.

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