The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-29 00:00:00

DIALING.

Nowa Morn v. J. lis;l3;elVas—a judgment summons
by Mr. Moore, of Portland, against • fruit datler and fhb
ealeaman ; an execution bad been Woad, but there went
no effecta—Xr. Arden appeared for Mr. Home, who had
sent defendant flab, and the latter kept lending for more,
but did not pay what he owed —Committal for 40 dare,
the warrant to be suspended for • week and if half be
than paid, for • fortnight, when the balance Ls to be paid.
All 01141111a1 Dante".
Gm v. Claritoa.—Thie wee al. • judgment summons,
Mr. Howard appasring for plaintiff. He stated defendant
had shut up Ma Imam, and glees all the trouble be
and be dlr. Howard) asked for • emninittel—Comftlt6
for 40 day% the warrant to be empendod for • wrek.—Mr.
Howard: waft a fortnight, your Honour, if he'll pay
then.—Warrant maPended for a iodate:it ftm payment of
half, and for • month far payment of the other half.

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Wilkens Grist:Neu ItelOmmio Whito.—Tbie was smother
judgment Summons. Deleudent, collector of Crown doss,
at Portland, did not appear; but his .on mow for him
Ur. Arden appeared for plaintiff, and laid defendant wee
• very slippery man, be had been • butcher and other
things, and he would not pay.—The son said his fathar had
broken his leg, and was obliged to do only what he could.
—Mr. Arden replied—true, defendant had broken his leg
but he got better of that some time ago, sad spent a great
deal of money in Portland—The Judge I. be married f
Tag son: If. hee been married, sir.—Mr. Arden said he
Imew • goad deal about that; defendant had been married
swain, but his wife was obliged to separate from him, and
it wee altogether • sad tale—Committal for 40 days the
warrant to be suspended for • fortnight far payment of
half, and for • month further for payment of the ottier
edr.
Bilikreearis Wkita—This was • judament sum•
mous by • butcher of Fortune'. Well, against the same
defendant for non-paYnsent of instalment. -The son
rentiaded his Honour he had made • previous order against
his father, and this ardor was reduced to lit in • fort-
night, and 10a. • month.

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/play v. Celevr.—lfx. Gilmer adinittai owing the
money, and offered to pay In two instalments. —Kr.
WeWard waked that defendiuit should give up Pleintirt
st•bles, es be bad not made any um of thorn lately.—
Dafenthint promised to give thm up on the 3rd of
November. when another half-yeses rent would be dna.
—ggraad to.
Bk.* song V. JOlllOl terrtgatd, claim far SI Ss money
lent on an I Si U. —PlainUffhad lost his beg in the railway
train, mid Intl was the L 0 U. ;bqt Shire wag
dance to prove the debt —The defeccrr=t
admitted die debt. but amid not attend.—Ordered to Pay
S. two installments. and plaintiff win allowed kia oasts
from Tauntoc.
geasiatt v. Line —Clans for breed, defendant living at
P...toiy —Four awnings in • fortnight, and four shillings
• month.

V. Paiawr. —Claim S 2 ill —Defeedasara wife
decar.:" ,
her bookend did aot ow* so much; she owed
Al 54., and out of that abo.paid 51 ; but she bad no
gno pad It by her MU. imr. aloe pure old. •
book woo prodoced, which the Judge said *bowed ly
Cl sa, and hi. Honour added that credit had been gl7ron
her for the 5. 61-11(r. Boater =Plaited that • previous
arc mat had been put on another page, and that the
tilt, WM doe, and this the Judge observed. How could
deft ndant pay I—The woman said bee husband aria •
labourer for 11r. Kayo, of Broadwey, at llt a week and
wen of than to live 8M could only pay sd. weak.
Three shillings it • torialight. and this shilling.. month
dolmas.
&my* T. Efaidith—Sl fos. 14.-othr tar parnisos

fortb.ith, with eat.
Newport v. OliCltl, 111... hr gbh stipples& —Mr.
N•*Port is a MI .usons-r ID &fondant
was h,tel,r. 11.,1 • -Id lie ....dot ray +limo he !IA i.onte
fish. Plaint if demi ii ace -tiz a lot a Week. and to
t.tke let.hel of spot.. 4 ••, les...n the ii o ; but deentant
Mid "N .t to.; I don't let g apyieL"—Judgasent for
Plaho'if. by ihatalne.nri
Nersilialliwy v. Min BrIL-11 10t for fish sent to
Reading. -.Yr. ilisene for pi,intia.-3ir. waltallsay liVel
at Chiekerell.—J t fort bsith.
toodail v. W. Bryant —lO.. for retnovin,t greenhouse.
Judgment fngthert•h.

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Board v. Harvard. —l:92,—Ddendult. seal, propriethr.
cheerfully peid a • .r-itu d.,rn end rousented to pay•
went of CI a sonoth.7% h.: aid in another cnor.

04 wele poi Bon v. am is for mo.amenta due. —Def en
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dent had offers-0 3,k on Wednesday ; hut be n•ow offered
At —Ord•rsd to pay £l4 ono., and 10... a month after-
wards—Both par,ies wsre of Portlan4.
fismaimee v. Dili/. —013.. of which ill is bat been Paid,
gs In. fortnight and 1,. • month
ffsesesers v. Leonard I t elk way 16..74. for mending hoot..
Defendant odd the plaioi if had sent him • bill for mini•
in. girls boots, heirs* he ever had • girl to his name-44.
in • fortnight. the rest in • month, 11/.. helot taken off for
111.. he had paid without taking • receipt.
Sales... neekroll 111..3 I. —Claim for moat.—Defen-
dant'. wifeappeared and said Mr. &riven almost compelled
her to have the meat —Both parties are of Portland. —Flee
shillings in • fortnight and 5.. a week, the judge remark-
lug It gram absurd to talk of plaintiff compelling her to
have the mese.
Newport v. Crowley. —Claim (orig... by Mr. Newport of fit
Mar/sweet, ',getout • fhb salesman, who it wee said,
waa at the the time in cuatody.—The Judge sent down to
silk that the defendant might be allowed to come up: but
the answer returned waa that he had been disnoimest
Judgment for 6.. in • fortnight, and 6.1. • month after.
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