The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-23 00:00:00

BLANDFORD.
COUNTY COURT. MONDAY.

The foPowine were tin only see es of interest willed'
IMO before Judge Everett, at this quart :

IMPORTANT TO AOCTIORRIGRIL—W. Tolima, IA T. N.
Park—Claim 7,. for loss of iloy's work and expinans.
The evidence of the plaintiff was to the effect that .1
in; by public locird a wile of timber materials and
ether erten was to take place on the 214 November
last, on premiers in Orcherdstrest, libindford, by Mr.
T. M. Park, he note from Sharron/ter Newton, with
the intention of hang a purchaser. On ho arrival he
found that the rale wee postponed, and Si. therefore
claimed for loas of kme end expenses. He
denied having seen any bills, or heard any intima-
tion that the esle wee postponed till he arrived at the
appointed o'ne ef sale, ao4 he further stated that the
po•turin of Sturolin.ter. who •Iso acted as crier, ad•
mitt.d that he did not p-mt the bill, announcing the
,Atpnotinent of the rade till after he had gone round
with hi. letters and load hi. breakfast, and that be
(plailitiff) left the Won before that was done.
When he found the sale was postponed, be went to
Mr. Park's hours, but could not see Imo tin the evening.
He then raid that he bait received a notice the previous
dry from Mr. Pinehion to postpone the sale.—Mr.
Atkisson, on behalf of hie client stand that between
three and four o'clock In the afternoon on the day
before the sale, Ile Park received a notice hot to pro.
cent to male, as the articles advertised were claimed
under a bill of sale. He immediately went to his
printer's end had bills printed announcing the pose-
tonemmat, and directed the 'silent to lend copies te
fitunuinater Newton by post, had a number d
through the villages, and did everything in his power
to make the postpoesinent known.—Hla Honour said
that mo the defendant had not in either of the bills die-
sloped his principal, ha was certainly
__answerable for
what had been dooe.—Mr. Hayward Henri% attorney,
sod lames H. Bartlett, printer, were milled to
substantiate Mr. Atkinson's statement. —Hie Honour
ruled that the auctioneer had as early as plinth's taken
such steps as ware menneary Seaton Heinle, and there-
fore the verdict woull 1)3 for the defendant.

Theophilus Cowley and Joshua Inkpen v. T. M. Park.
-In both these cases the &aim was as the preceding
end they sere consequently ruled the MOIL —Mr.
A tkioson said they did not apply for wets, to which hit
Honour replied he thought they were right as the
plaintiffs had suffered lees.
Li•IIILITT OF • it•ILW•Y COMPAIFY.—nOIIII. Pettit
Soul and John Taylor v. The Soutane* sad Dorset
Railway Company.—This was a claim for £2 13e. 3c1.,
for dews(' to two fsa axon, and expenses incurred by
the plaintiffs.-11r. Atkinson •ppeared for the plaintiffs,
end Ur. Hemp-Weloh on behalf of the Company.—
Plaintiff is a butcher of Pools, and he purchased two fat
oxen from • Mr. Harker, which were sent to Milling-
@too. railway station, October 9, and ought to have
been delivered the mute day. As they did not anive on
the 9th, 10th, or 11th, plaintiff went to tibillingstooe to
inquire about them, and was told by the stationmaster
he had not sent them on bemuse be had no trucks, and
that they bad got out of the dad where they were put,
lie and a porter want in search of them. One was
found in • field about a inile-andalialf frum the
s sties, very much gored and injured, and the
other lamed and brnised in the punk pound at
Okeford Fitspaine. One plaintiff had driven home. and
the other .aa delivered at Winburn, October 12th.
The injury done to the lamed one was estimated at
end that to the other at £3 lan Mr. K.mp Welch
said be was instructed that the station-waiver ',timed to
have the, animals left, and be regretted he was not in
court. His Honour said the sem rested on the admis-
sions of the station-master, which were not rebutted,
and gave a verdict f..r plaintiff forthwith, with all wets

BAXICIMPTCT. —Udall Edwards, of Houghton, ap-
pairal for last examination and appliceition of order of
itis barge. Mr. Atkiniion for the bankrupt. After
looking over the schedule his Honour said that though
there wee no opposing creditors, as he became aurety for
his father for kik he could not let him have his dm-
(shares till the end of sic months. Renewal protection
granted.