The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-12-18 00:00:00

00 UNT Y COURT.

The usual manttely sitting of tit'. (bort was bold oa
Friday in the Town Hail. before M. Sajosnt
Atkinson. Jude-.
Teen ware AU nettled plsints entailed but the greater
n unbar w. r • e ttied out A (Iraq, orb riot, the Ragieuu
(MT. F. T. John.).
B tore comma:reins the business, Hr. Atkinson and
kfr. Dobwo 4 walconerd the judge'. rsturn tb.. &Wei
after hie lets f4r which hie H moor thanks I them,
'smoking ha bad had the same good fordiag expressed
tbrqughout the otrOAL
Tog •ing catre *are hoar 1 :—Sonior and Ores& v.
Thorns. Norlovar.—CMico, 5, 6 I.—P &Miff did not
•opear, ant ai defendant •opea al en I osniad ills debt,
the clam woo ordived to be stru,:k out, and Isleadanis
costa &Harrod.
Immures H 'noway, Ancor, Shafteebuir, v. Idissbeth
Ridont,otherwire r Chinas Has L—Cisim Al s'. fid for
go rds —Peootiff door...id ha euirpliat tn. 4004,
I, Ragout, but defendant denied revolving it, and hls
Honour gave a verdict reeehist entitle* Heed, defeadaues
son.—ln answer to tho Judge, she said her eon bad lla
pr week, AA labour ,r.—Order mid' for 3s. a moota.
John Harder v. J eerry,—Clo 0 or rent of ciao**.
—A. lrtto Irons ded-ts lout was re. in which he maned
fog so &Materna:l,ot, wbieh plaint d conminted
Allowed railway fare from Sturinicietor Newt in.
"no lOU WITIOITI • Taming.* _

Henry Thor;e7Sturrn-3;4-er jai 1-wto—nw,7:.Tob Rase.—Mr.
Atthiftexa for plaintiff, an 1 Kr. Brenuand defended.—.
Oldin for loge of time by toorner.—Tkis was professional
c.iargeis,A6 19i ; of this /la, 31. had nein pail into Oonit.
Toe plaintiff is an aissonut ant and valo-r of fit irminator
Newi The 44 its of llinitati ins was pleaded ag lost
pert of the Colink and also a wt-,ff of 1.3 17s ehich, Kr.
Atkinson urged, was fetal to the first pl ea.—Al tee a few !
aiesihnry questions I rom the Judge to giouseel, in which
Lsivised recourse to some labile itx. Henry Thorne
deposal ha had b«ii 'motored by Rae on various
occaaions since 1906 at U. rogue t of defendant, who
oleos...My arc imp anted hi.... Ili add ti nn to the Outliers
charge I, the matter entalleut clot of correspondecioe. He
had . barged lees than be ought to, knowing It was a hard
case. D tring the time hi hair csi,dg,d. of defendant
there was a runnint etc out .r.••,n amid—Cl-ow
'gamin si : I 'skald him fo• t iv lennec 10 dais b.f re the
plaint was Issued o.ig pen'. It
eleo the ill of slur..., whnc, we, .tI to thee Lien led
eciount pot in. Tana, hos.V.r we' shii•ri to be inserted
alter receipt of the ~t-of! from R ea. Ti.se:islet went
hick further than the original claim—ons comm-neing in
WI. and the other in 1876. making • ilifference of £29s. 61
lath. aocounis.—Mr. Brennan& fir the defenci, said of
the oriaioal clef u of £6 I ie. 6 I. Viers lens LI 2, 31. psd
at, Cot. $.3 15, 3 I • •t- iff, aid the ststote of Unite-
tions pleaded on the roulaiumg .C 2 21. —This led to his
Honour deferring toe time stagiest since the Grit item..
Torn Kr. Atkinson reminded his Honour of the s. to. on
which the liaise held th, it ditto of limitetiosti Could not
be upheld —Tia examination of Kr. Thorne wee then pro-
w-el-4 with as to thr mit-Jff. 0 tois Bo 31, only
gy we. admitte I. the rernain.l r declared over-
shot*, This, alt,r going serialist thr iusto each
Item, was Closed lir the lois,. —Kr. B vonand urged
these goods were given to Thorne by R co in payment for
lergriOne rendered, the t CO litisalt. being friend. at the
time, and Thorns never we .tin p till within tile
put month. Talc on the part of pleintiff, wee deal
His Renoir held that the cast won clear to him, sod
unless ditf• rent est tense war forihcoloing, he most sive
a worthsn for plaintiff fr £312.. 61. T ebnioal points of
kw were raised on birth side., his Honour and the
counsel at noting authorities in supp irt of their respective
tenets. The cc...... proceeded with L.—Thorns had never
said he wadi not charge R me, h. had raid he eoeit net •
oeescharg him. One item, of going w.th Rue to lout-
moll to treat for • farm of which Tnorne was treats', led
to • pn.eihie of words Thorne •as trorce of this estate
In bankrupt:cr. end Roie was one of the committee of
inspection. The reason Thorne wirrit t Pontmell
Rose was because the latter thoug'it the formir had
more illeneno. with Mr. liaak 1. the steward of the
esitate.—A. verdict was entered for plaintiff for £3 6... in
. addition t that paid Into ciurt. An application for costs
, on the high-r ace e wee refuted.
, William D ishero,rd. of Storminster Winton. applied to
. his Honour Co. arp., eel the jidge's sior Viand a .tea in
a trial et the Spt mber COoT, lo the case of Thomas
, v. Carter, respv-tust • plrc of land at H aithury Baran.
His Holoor pointed out that if soel not was waived for
acme of p-rjury he could not grant the applioatlim, and
advised Kr. Da ihwood to sulmcn3a some person who
beard the case.
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Jost u the C iurt wu rising • novel yet important
trieetun was pat to hid U n. Ir by Ili% Atkinsoo. on
behalf of • man in Court, who had appeared th it day In
• small cas., and who alai appr-heudal by tha uoder-
htiliff on • warrant from the Po to C.unty Curt, the
&Ale hr ennniring if ths apprehension was legal. His
Honour at once ordered the Id:ldeal mats to be set at
liberty, hamming the under-bailiff that the man, baying
been summoned to that court, was in Isw • privileged
person, aucl!evempt f roes stilirehansion that day.

DUI D PO RT.
LITTILMIT •ND 8011111T1 Plc Ilan . —The members
of thie lostitution hat !he ,1;:m itoitr of hearing an
excellent lectire byte Her. W. J. B.in m Thursday
evening last, eatitiol: " The Path to Fams. with
reference to the members of the JAnson Olub,
espeially Goldsmith and his writiage." Unfor-
tunately the sttendenoe was eery sparse, and thoos not
present missed a literary treat. The able lecturer
dwelt in the most eloquent manner up ot the life
and those of Goldsmith, and his contemporaries.
contrasting the reeouroes and oomf wt. of the present
ikrssie with tle we of the days of Oliver Goldsmith.
He hell up G ld.casth se a man of rare gamine sod
Wait, awl whose works never caused a blab, or •
tiap of shams, sosa W the roost fastidious.