The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-25 00:00:00

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Mos to the -dation. Pristepwas .
shwa and ric., his wife that if Mega ;ZS". !hey
p0n....n.u0„.4 my what she could for husi'—.:".,." th
should hot have to dty there
for it...hpxt gsg. rho troamo folio,'
to the Police-404°w. ultb°o4l.. ale was re ep,t,""useii
thrmismed beg MI the war. Ile
beard prisoner sal be would he hung fa hi."%es
PrieoSer said be was too far Eons with ;frig anything thighs did. If the mxtistrates
with ties hi would never, tometh.dedittlo.,.......-.-mith
ff. P. Philpots said be wm mat for by
~ "be.
quarter put 11 on the previous night, epg "'"'h, "
petwoner's house and aaw tbe woman. bed. and had an incised wound meri -7._'''l. ist
soros' the left cheek, aril enwher emt,utLr I .1.i.„,--",,.. tog
Her Dock wee •Iso very much btoke!. cousiderable logs of Wood, week state. She had baldly ." ,w. w•
evidently been treated very ro4ably. ti. medicine to the wain sn, whom Le Ltd ppt :A reet. bit be was pure that it, was not aide te etwit.--ht‘; morning.—Supt Hunt raid prleoner's wife wr--"i_Qt
very ill, and she said she did out wish to ar'" lel
'lotus—Mr. Stone said the case was m j„„far
deal with summarily without the evident, of an ilap—r2h
~ d the prisoner would be remanded usul liihnik
' when he hoped Ste woman would b e phhi
I .." Pri"'r. dshwad b'celplitehTobefi '"l*rair. • ionn 0 ihciadruowitldi thaws ' lire nq a itte :,r}titct‘ahnst P.'414 .lion
1 from committing Ape cowardly sitt.titt oh ).451t
tar ipb
WIIISORNII.
Perry Samos/. ll,lliem fie.i.u. a
Wiraborne, was tunsmonel by the School "timbal
1 Committee, for not sending his etulthrn t. --".
1 reau'erly.—Pined Ss. Mat
Witham II obdigeh, • carter, a like Meal!! f alfeig • weepy,
Merk•Stresid, for • like niferiee we tied It Edward Cole, similar offawe and ilite ;Mt Geerpe Mastrroes, of Code Mu In, evape 1 pith
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attenaance order. .
CHAXOI or UOVSZBILL elm:l.—John Dec Os. of New
Mown 'titbit**. WU brought n 0 in costodr damt." ....--".
breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Ile. r...:.'"
Selby, • small farmer. if Cmford Magna, op tb.
Sun day, and stealing Is. 6J.. in money, sad eilbi ,
veluo of 1:1 15a —Prosecutor said ha lived 414! COMIC. Canford. On Sunday morph, ii„tt
urn.:
past 10 o'clock, he left borne to weal service u th.
Megisym Chapel. His wife and two daughters dif
1... home until after he did. He retuned tt buil!'
about ten minute" past twelve and found the 6472
and the inner doors open. A little leek wiades hist= broken open, and there were mouse tracks readthe hi., which he covered op. He missed la.
the clothing produced from his home —kirs. Itnilil,
wile of the prosecutor, said she wag the last, lear.l,-.1
on Sunday morning, and she listened all the 4,pp-7,
windows on doing so. She law llm miscast pawthip7;
house at the time.—P.S. Huaard rtated thet in as.
quince of information ha received he went to
on Monday night, and be fonad the primate et .13"Ipti:
lodiing-houses at eight o'clock on Tuesday hamar Ihi
examined his boots, and thonsht they caruelmig eisi
the tracks around the prosecutor's house—lie earr II sh" en the line which be thought .55 Me of the ipp... ...gems, and prisoner owned it There were aim sIIQ
shirt and • handkerchief on the IMe. la pite.,y, kw.
he found a pair of boots, a bolster case, sad •hat Prop* was w the pair of trouser'. ile took
custody ac him wilt the climare es. Ile reeks c.
mistaken." He loarched prisoner at the asetheappip Police-station and found a ticket for • shirt mid tore hip. pawned for it at the shop of W. H. Cottoa sal gee, ig. obtained them snider, and agate eitagrep tbeirm...
wise answered "No —P C. Brooks said he
prisoner's boots with the tracks around prosetatM
:; , and found they corresponded.—piimi..4
ilis wT•ssitts first offence, and be had teen brought hI ir poverty. He joined the 61th Regiment whet anal MR old, and altar six year. service he was Mitred, naie a. se regulations, to leave, and join the Pint Claes Mis
laive. He had been to Malta and lade ing hi
regiment, which he had left seven mouths. Al he
relations ware dead—The Bench were matte to dew pa
and the poisoner was committed for Ice a he
kil...th .

Coom Couar, Tuesday.-Before Judge Woe.
Rasa A. Wareham, shopkeeper, of Darnsbuq
Lepg, mall farmer, of last Parley. -A claim of I 4 ,r_
and there wog • set-of of £l4 K. cam h.
twice eadjoorned, sad AIL P. W. Dibben,tplaianposb—o
now stated that the arbitrat r 6. Bean
awarded his distal the stun of .C 22 to..
The Wimborne Building Social e. joic r.k„
briekiairit of Bournembutb,-• claim of CS that to
smooths subscriptions and fines on • mortgage of
Yr. Donald Preston appeared for the ;Ascii& ;hi g
T. Trevanion for the defendant-In this me 4 am.
that the defendant had been dealing, with Sr. jintO
Webb. • solicitor, who has gone aeay trout Bowimeeti.
Defendant obtained the sum of .C 175 f row 14. ll* es
what he considered to be a private mortgage, bat ;yaw.
wards turned out that the motey was chow,' by sia
Wimlxinao Building Society. 114enalsat bath a Ism
wit 7 the money, mai aft.rwer.le gold the witty 4
redemption for £26 to lira Cox, who bag aloes RN*
Mr. Cattle, Toe mortgage deed sad ebe opus, 4
redemption deed were both prepared by lit. Weiworts
Inserted no indemnity clause 1., the lour oievi, ang pp
defendant was now colts I upon to pay mom sari
should be paid by Mr. Cattle. Mr. Totowa Mil Is
knew of sevarel noes where patios borrowed is Orr
thought from private sources, but bad Coos food de
the s had done so from the W hobos ns Build* Society.
applied for an adjournment to enable defendsat to be
promedings against Hr. Cattle-His Hooour dedissi*
adjourn the ease, and gave lodgment for the .is
claimed to be paid foitliwith.
David Richard", cattle dealer, of Fremantle, Sort
amptoo, v. Tom Mame% loin., of Ilium Pane Re-
born, -This was • claim of £35, for • bey cart 55.0, 04
defendant pleaded • counter whom of £2 17.. Si ihn•N
sustained through the breach of warreutj of the moo
and paid the balance of .Cl 3 12s. 61. into lout. -Yr. IF.
L Bell, of Southampton, appeared for pivotal; lb
T. Trevanion, of Poole, for defendent.-N jury Ind tie
cairn which was remitted from the Queen's Bead Dries
of the High Court of Justice for total-Perna Ml*
saw defendant on Wilton Fair on tin 12th of Sews)*
and sold him • bay cart mare for 5.35 lie aureoles
mare good In trace harness and to plough sod been.
Defendant gave him a cheque for the atuouat, bat pp
meat was stopped. A few data afterwerds defaYl
wrote and told him the mare did not asses Os
warranty, there mu those correspoadeoca, sad they ad
several times, but could come to no tensa-Oms
examined by Kr. Trevsniou; Defendant eisasse Its
borer, but he did not tell him that he need not log k
anything, as she was sound, quiet, and a good weds •
any kind of harness. He received a letter Irma dessid
three or four days afterwards telling him OW* use
kicked in shafts, and that be should not her, be kW
reply he said he would meet defendant at Wooden-IS
lair; but be did not repudiate giving • worgatr ltu
the mare would he quiet in sbefte. He auras' wad.
ben-hill Fair, but did not me defendant, who theme
wrote and salted whore he should bead the mare, la etat
letter he did not reply-Thomas Pond, a borerdeek,
Southaraptoa, said he was present at the deal. mil Mid
I Piailotiff say be would sell the mare as good tackier, of
to plough and harrow. Defendant asked pleated dl
would warrant the mare goad in breeching home al
he said " No."-Crogotaxaminol by Kr. Twain: We
In the habit of taking customers to plaintill.--rto°
Richards, bareedealer, of Shirley, Southema toe.PlaWit
brother, said he hoard the deal. Hu brother inesgisi
the mare good to plough end harrow. and Mud is
warrant her in breeching harnise-Defendsat wil be
examined the mare in Wilton Fair. He an s bob
splint on ths leg sad asked plaintiff hat at ms Mad
replied "You look for nothing; I'll maks beeass•
quiet. and • good worker in any kind of barer' Ils
bought the mare for WM on this warranty. The natal
the mare was put to plough, and he heard as osulau
from his carter. The day etter she was pat tan mato
and when he returned from Dorchester oaths le
fouled her in the stall with a scar on the hock mega to
kicking. Hs wrote to plaintiff complaiaistri
mare would not work in shalt harness, and
aid say
.a ward about this in his reply
appointed to meet him at WoodburfUl
enquired for plaintiff it the fair, bat could act es be
, On the 11101 September he saw plaintiff at Dorchow
I Fair, and he then told him that be should sot mks be
I the mare, and that be could do his best and do be writ
I 'lke mare was sold in Wimborne market by games
the MA December by Kr. Rum, and was brnebt hi IL
Hamilton for 416 14s, 6d. The next moonlit batert;
after payment et expenses, was CU 2s. lie P:
An Urn 64. into Court, sad be claimed the bairn%
damages he had sustained through tbt ttTo
warranty.aaty. The mare was kept in his stable the .epy
the tinge_, sad he charged for le week,' Mat at IttLei
week. The moon he did not sell her bairn ew
to be WO'
negetiatiogis wage going on, end ha hard_
MOM the mattes with pa/MAUD. -George Mar ....T.-4.i
head carter. stated that in a waggon ths
violently. It would not be safe far throw
Is shatta. In trace banter she kicked the other wr:
her heals going into to. collar. like Mat della;
She Weald go to plough Terkr 'grid
Lecoelly thing she was it tor.-Hr. utuut fect *tie
gadmitted that, avast if the jury were maims him •
warranty. it was ogatrory to common seem se 1...4;
, law, that the defendant could keep the mute as MOE_
I Wad without sollthe tt, and then mom' tgors7l
Defendant admitted that plaintiff told him tie PT,
September that be should not take hack the mem 1:d.
the 17th of October ha (ILL B• 10 'Pm Itutted.ityarsi
that • writ would be Bread fer the L 35.
, that defendant could not recover for keg sitatr;;l,
1 data-His Harbour told the jury to 1"a tt
battles of the mos, sad laid especial sires. oe toot
, the plaintiff at fret did not repudiate =b. pada
the mare quiet in shafts. Vereaatit pc de
to recover for the keep of the mars for
ordinary dad. a. negotiations VAN
rrtti me t
to seetritt r 5 sap L-Mr.sßell obi
' Honour's ruling, and submit:led as a vestige
defendant comfit not recover for keep et.' be nail
that plaintiff would not take beck the tutu_ Os
I should have taken place within a reasonable _10.....my
asked his Honour to take • note of his obit t0r.:...,4
jury found that there had been a breach of earn...
awarded defendant the lags on the resale o
£lO 17s. 6.1., and six weeks' keep, it 40.-4= is
entered for plaintiff for £l9 He. dd..
£l3 lie ed. gold into Court, and his Hewer s-...
allow plaintiff meta, remarking that the ass N"ell.
to have hello brought there-ILL Bell lOW
Honour to take • note of his le& „mew
Judge refused to do so, swing It ersturtrop7oppeteol
make such a stupid objectiou.-Mr.
.kiswernstip.lio.ceii.t.lsFdoughLmtlahtougwithkitEirismweasbe.latardkaad,lrolulF.....oo3.opla pertibm.
as May 0111111111 111 the Judge had beard
kasua in his obtacties in wtitiatta:itrZil ts •
mom' UM QIUMMed MOCIII upon it, w
revolt WhoboA:
George Henry teverve, heemeestr• .140
Charles Pike, builder, of Wimborna -A
which &la wee toe a year's rent of • hoossina.
and the remaining SS foe claimers done t;i7O'sast tut
premises during defeadant's tenancy.
Alt into court, disputed the dm/Cu 'nip OW:
counter claim of LS for breach of sgreeems.
Imolai tailed to nuke the boom tokenism. fo egtesu
/Akins= for plaintiff ;Mr. H. T. Trsvanissoshoo
dent, His Hamm suggested an autkublits egg* tr:
the disputet, bat the were usable
tenet K Hoary erretkome on..Teltrr,
Whabeene. inspected the hew ewe illere_l:4o
heat left Ili was las eery beil la% tbenra.
Dela' dirty. sad the Maims* sad windowl,__, pis
The the premium wig .."--
thstretred_, and the shrubs were tern
,ti.) Sito&
bows and premises were filthytaad it op me uty'
LS to pat the piaos in ardor. 0 ems pia
defendant mow In. Defendant was oalleeol"
house had never bees Shlatted. .
Ptalatiff agreed to pet up • Pam% 'Fbi'vsell
the &gar of the wselPhwitall. Ws". shoe
w.c., pat dem to the beikMlol6 wbou mole
awl smoke the oboe waif en 47,
and his little
te de en Me. The IwllleZ nail T." Then lip
bey toll late the latter. woh.
fencing round the rowstweso 6411° try aisle 10
ilkaasteweeraygresad of the PINS mom won •
fftrdeo -There were • •
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vitamin ma both ad" ben his 110•010 be P
beer these, and sore ladtPueut
' Paid Into mart without costs
irrualuirsTas Norma' Iwo
Row era ene Ten Peon—Mr.
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