The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-05-06 00:00:00

BR/DPOZT.

WIT, much wrist aaanuoca lb. daath of lin
garah Lataht, relict of tie late Mr. John [aliki. which
tia,k piers at the Bull Fictel. her residence. after a dual
Place*, mi &inlay list. at mom The dircemmed lady. 'base
444. waa soars, o. take" soddenly di from • oolobtaa-
tuit. of &water. which i • c .orse of two or three days
1,724, faal. SIN was soda aaseabed falba Dodabb,ar-

County Comm. Ylar.—Bef me Judge Lel roy.
UtUATTIO Unit 012,-74ID:rf Or JURY RiPUDIATED.—
Mr. Wilu Henry (Ann:, yiontan. Noiherburr.
Wdliwn ll.rev. suetimmer. Hridgort.—Tbis was to
chm.t)O 11. IR for work dun, —The juri_sworn were
ov. folluer• : . R it (foremast H. MaLtticws,
K..nt. K. Ifelley. J. Uupyr, awl U likaalard.-11r.
Mondry appearmgf.w painitlf. and Mr. Nantes for dales.
clant.—Th. plaintiff slated that defendapt. in oememlt
•ceMr. J. F. Parr. d Bridivert, rause to him in August
f, when he incresalto oxseat• certain work for them,
L• haullnk arnatement was room toss to what
in. entre. Iboltl.l be t but that what was right and fair
'Mould be charred I.3.onaat had charged Ir. dd. pg
day for the Mathis o &Um% Salsas two sea sad •
boy. Having sabessally at alefeadeat is
WWI NM, 617 *welataid of go owor-oboogo. Chian*

them offered to settle the bill if SI 10s, were deducted.
This complillnant refused to do, ea he considered be
charged what was right and reemonahle Mr. Perry had
ions into liquidation Nina) the vol k had been done. They
both renrv•euted themselves as partner., and the accounts
were booked against "Horsy and Perry."—Hr. NM'
deposed that the work was satisfactorily done; but cum'
at:of the over-charge. There was • current account
lld es him and Collins at the time, since settled.—Mr.
KtiforT(defendent) stated he was with Mr. Perry when the
lideintiff was engaged to do the hauling ; but took no part
whatever in the matter. Mr. Perry wudied roe Plisiutill
to be engaged, 55 he owed him sum* money.—His Honour.
after bearing the inflows, addressed the lure at °cult
length, and laid down the law upon which this decision
should be bseed.—The jury mired, but on their return
Pee their written decision ma follows: **The jury are of
°Onion that Mr. Morey is not liable in the hiring, SOd
believe that Mr. Perry hired Mr. Collins for the obja:t of
getting his debt; but that the claim be reduced ton
—The judge warmly refused to accept the verdict, stating
that the jury had Rove altogether beyond their power,
and taken upon themselves to decides point of law which
they had no power to de. The ideis—hslf-aiidostu farmers
overruling • judge upon • question of law ! His Hewett
then added that be alma,' give judgment for fit`iutif•
and allow the deduction made by the jury.—Mr. Neste*
informed his Honour that his decision was altogether
incorrect, sad he (the judg-) bad no Power to decide "We
the verdict of the Jury. Kr. Nantes stated that the jury
were still unaltered in their derision, and he then left the
court—Rio Honour stated that the attempt made to put
off the debt upon an insolvent man (Perry) was monstrous,
and adhered to his decision. Judgment be plaintiff, with
full costs.

&mune Pouck Monday. Beton M. & W.
Wbataasn.

Jen. Windsor wu charged in oimpany with bar huabsod
Windier. • blind roan, with wandering about the
Wish of Chldisock on Um previous day begging ams.—P.O.
House stationed at Chideock. stated being on duty there
between 12 and 1 o'clock. when be saw the female nebulaoo
call at various houses asking alms, the husband stood in
the road awaiting her. Several pawns relieved them.—
& Gals said the WOO 1111 we. well•known to tho forces.
a Professional beggar and had been previously cautioned.
—lO &fence to. nude prisoner stated baying come from
Dorchester lately, and upon endeavouring to get • pass for
the " House was refused se he was behind timit.—Tb•
magistrate mint them to prima for seven dark sad &dries,'
them on their return to get • pass for the woekbouse.