The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16 00:00:00

nears this man's money, and we bays only lau,
word that it was bat. You au°, beet nt.'s you
here done with it. You must pay is in two instal-
ments, or go to geol.
George Cotter r. H. Rigga ha —Tye
cam was a stinilar one to the preceding, and toe
amount was ordered to be paid in two instalments.
Junes Ames e. Thomas Cronin. —Claim 16a. 9a.
for wearing apparel.—To he paid in 7 dins.
J ho Within 0. George 11.4.—ciarn a.. la. for
grooery ind Urea: —To be paid it t*o tustatimenta,
drat on Saturday nail.
Robert J,41-ry r. W, Se AL—Claim ti is. kr
horse keep..- To lie paO in 14 days.
Jo.eph IJavja r. b- ova'.! Edwards. litho
114 I, —Judginett for plaintiff to be paid in a
ot
Charles Morey e. G. Waits.—Uiliti f "a. Ad. for '
boots.— ro be paid in 14 days.
Phineas Pthe r. Richard Weeks.—Claim £1 Is. 91.
for bread sod groceries. —To he paid 6s. monthly.
The urns R. *ails.- Sff2. 9,1.. due
since 1662 —To he paid ta. thnnthly.
The eatne E. John Oxford.—Claim 1:4 is. J. fur
bread and groceries. —To be paid 41. a month.
JUDGMENT SUMMONSES. —Somerset and Dorset
Railway Compeny v. John Benson.—Mr. Tovey,
station-master at Blandford. appeared on behalf of
thee .m pony. lila Honor salted the defendant why he
lad not complied with the order of Court, to which
he replied that the costs were now so heavy be
cortld null pity all at once be would pay it by
inatalMenta Totey 511.1 that he understood
from Mr. ruruizige„ der!! to Mr Johns, the registrar
of the Court, that defendalit deld he &old lif.llge
he would not. —His Honor theh &timid nr, Fur.
na.te to be sworn, ,and he c..narmed Ur. Toeey'd
statemesit.—His Honor then on:fetid the debt lo be
paid in two Initelmeriti, tbi deft in 14 days, and in
default 14 date. IM prill"11 MeV.
Charlotte Pitman r. Isaac Prince.—tieff.edent djJ
not appear, and the plaintiff having stated that
received 4.. that morning, his .ionor ordered that
if half of the awn claimed was not paid by the next
Galin defetelaut was to be imiumitted for 14 days'
iinprieounient.
T. Abort o..Polunney.-111r. Atkinson appeared
for the pliiitniff —lt appeared that the de&thiant,
who is now reeeivi:g namable! relief, Wines into the
receipt of an anoint, cin the 11411 October nest.
His Honor, therefore, granted an order of Mu:urinal,
not to be untied nil Ifier ipplitation ii made to the
, defendant for an order to the executor to pay over
the amount of ulttirsl oat of the legacy due to
him then.
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Pbineas Pike v. C. Headley.— Fourteen day‘;l±.
priaonment.
stepbeu Elford r. Wm. itmketta.—To be pAid in
three iustabilenta, first in 14 days, or imprisonment
fur 14 days.

STOUt VALI AR-HERT CLUJ. Tender le•t a
very .uoceeeful meeting of thn members of
anis club took plme in Mr. Lock's field, Blsiniford eh.
Mary. Notwithstanding the we.ther wee for from
favoursble • large membly of the nisi ient ladies and
gentlemen of the distil :t were present, including Sc E.
13 Dab. r, Sort , Sir W. Mndlyeutt, Mr. and tin. Wick.
11.01. Mrs W. P. (the all,l p .rty, Mrs. and Mu
P-rke, of Henley. Calorie! arid Mrs. !Orr, the Misses
Salkelds. i 2), Mr. Lliniihart, Mr. mid Mrs. Coventry,
ltr.and Mrs. Stevens, Alio Portman, Mrs. A. &bikes. Off.
ficotr, Alm T. Oliver, Mrs. Oliver runt Min. *hirer, Mr.
Bower and paro, An., be.— A very reehercia luncheon
was provided under a specious 'tot by Mr. Eyes.
oft. (lowa Hotel, and every accommodation for the
somfort and oonvenienee of the from cony was (world.
Tee first pris• for ladies was won by Miss Wicicharn,
who ails UV bits awl scored 234. The eeomel prim for
the greatest number of hits was won by Miss Medlyoott,
who wade 60 bite aid ittae.l 190. The tlii.d p ins for
the best gold Wei wo i by gr. r,ler, and the -,Viettord'
wise by Miss Foe, +be msde 33 hits and morel 302
The sue emful competitor* for the gentlemen's prises
et*/ I—Petit prise, highest more, Mr.
Covebtry, 223.. Mr. COventry Lavin won sereral prts
on previous occasions, very band-timely ritorntid wbst
be now pined as • handimp for the nevi meetitig. The
secoud pier for the greatent number of his (49) wae
woo by Mr. Wickham. The best gold prise woo won by
Mr. Pansy, ant ale svizs by Mr. ()emends.
The following is • lest ..f the peering. kindly furs suet us
by the eva,tary, the Rev. Mottimer Hmth,to whose un-
tiring and bend Interest in .he moms of the dab, the
proud posinion it now holds is webby dtte