The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-27 00:00:00

BUEINO THE HIGH BHERIFF.
IMPOICLUIT CABO.

James Arnold, of Here Regis, v. Undo Hambro,
Esq., of Milton Abbey.
Claim foe £lO for damage does to crops by
Mr. P. E. L Bulge appears' for plaintiff, and Mr.
F. T. Johns, of BlaAloe I, for defeni•nt.
A jury bad been empanel el to try this case, but
before commencing.
Mr. Johns said be had bad no nitios of • jury, but
if the plaintiff prove' that Mr. Hanabeo was legally
liable be would abide by his Honour's decision.
The Judge said if the plaintiff require" the jury he
must adjourn the miss to next Court, in order to give
the defendant due notice.
Mr. Budga did n 4 object to the jury being dis-
charged. and they were accordingly dlimissed.
Mr. Bodge then coarnenoel to state the facto of the
case, but
His Honour advised an adjournment to enable them
to state • short case ti him, and for him to
read up the law on the case, and to hear their argu-
ments at the next Court. . . .

Tale was agreed to, and the cane was accordingly
adjourned UJI next Court.

CLAIM FOR • WATCH.

George Talbot v. Walter Tinley ; bath parties of
Wiofritb.—Claim for Cl, for a watch
bought, on the 316 of July, 1882, a silver watch of
defendant, for which be gave a sovereign, and be was
t, have it on triaL He was to have it from one Moo.
day to the other. He went to defendant to return it,
but could not find him. He left it on the carpenter's
bench at Chaldon where be worked. It was still in
the shop, in the custody of William House.—Defend-
ant said be sold plaintiff a watch on the 24th of July, on
the condition th st if he did not like it he was to return
it. tie saw him in the middle of the week and &eke I him
how it went. lie sal very well, and he (defendant)
offered him the money if be liked to return it. Plain.
tiffs aid "No, not for 30a." He saw withing more of
bins until the 16th of August. whir he brought it to the
shop and said be wouldn't have it.—His Honour said
the agreement was that plaintiff should return the
watch if he did not like it at the expiration of a week.
Tale he fails I to do, therefore he must enter a verdict
for defendant.
Title was all the business of any imprtance.
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PETTY BEBBIONB.

FaIDAV.
Rafe • the Rev. Cm J. Wyn. Major Powlett L n. Mr.
W. Ralles•Fryer. Captain tharke-liennedy. and Mr. C.
L_Patke... _

Frederick Dean, • labourer, of Stareahlll, was charged
with &wealth's Swan Buttes, of the same place. on
the 11th February. Complainant stated vat she went
to Desat house to complain of his eon having rouged
toe water to oome into her hone.. The defendant came
out, toh her by the shoulder, knocked her down, en 4
then kicked her twice, the lee, which was braised
very mach. She produced • medical ontificate,—Kmily
Piranglay said abs was in her mother's bowie on the day
In question, and sow dsfendsot's sou put up • quintal)
of dirt so as to Mogi the course of the water, wad her
mother went and spoke to the boy. The defendant
came out of the hones and struck her mother down,
and then kicked her Woe very esverely. Witness told
him he was a scoundrel ant cowardly fellow to kick an
old woman 73 years of age. Defendani denied the charge.
and called his &aught r, who said her father pushed cow
*aloud and she fell on sone stories, bat she admitted she
beard Mrs. Pfrangley roll hint a ecoundrel for kicking her
mother. —The B inch Sued defendant XI and lls. meta,
allowing him • (Jr...night.
WiUtaun Matthews, of Poole. and Willis.. Dorey, agent
, to Kr. Knew% of &attenuant in, wore eurnmooed, the
former with cruelty to • horse, by working it in an unfit
state, and the latter for permitting it to be worked—Kr.
Dickenson appeared for defendants, —As it appeared there
was no (attritional act of cruelty, the clime against
Dow, was dismissed, sad Matthews was Seed 61., costa
111101U414.
A charge sitarist David Stewart, of Ferndown Nurseries,
of assaulting • boy wad Albert Patinae, was dismissed,
It being proved that the boy who was employed to sort
plants for bedding out had burst than, and when told by
his matter to leave did not comply, and his master Rave
hits • slap with his open hand.
lienry Jam.. y, of Kinioo, • who had felled to
c unsay with an order to pay fa 18, 6d,, doe for the main-
tenerioe of his eon at the bielsome Reformstory School,
was committed for one month in &fault of p iyment
Bewaring, of B.*peh.ll, was ileums I with
ale& ill* three fowl., v ilue 9... Vie pr...p.rty ci G orae
Tricli•tts, of West Pe•lei , nod ci o with at •aline hr
fowl,. the property of Arthur C of Colehiii, Wimbori.e.
12 the 13th of Febroary. Moaner pleaded !milts ii the
Bret charge out not guilty to the second; but the Bench,
considering the evidence in the latter conclusivc,conunit•ed
him for three months on the drat and three months on the
second charge.
Walter L odor was charged on suspicion with stealing •
number id fetes and newly 50 Pheaminte. the Prolontr of
Lord Aliogton. —ID. Batty informs I the Brach that the
aoctved, who had been ab eat front Crichel • number of
years, suddenly returned, and was seen In the neighbour-
hood the day before the plitaitante were stolen.—As no
further evidence was procurable, the prisoner was dis-
charged.

WEYMOUTH.
WILTB AND DOUBT B&N /L. —Tbe scaffoldinz has
been removed from the front of the new sod handsome
stone building, erected for the Wiita and Dorset
Bank in St. Mary-street. Both by the removal of
the low old premises and the building of the Forewent
beautifully pr.-portioned and gracefully decorated
house, a vast improvement bee been made in that part
of Si. Mary-street.

LlQuumnoNs BY ARRA !MEM sAvr. -
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aoel glao drier ; Bowdon Go dame. Weymouth sod Moicomba
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