The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25 00:00:00

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DOU,OIIESTER. Gundry : He could toll the hone was lame when he
Jimaiims yosarveze, itoonivv._The oomoilitae of
ibz—aglyhtinit.6mHempuasiddialo,r tbhoensbormlttrec'
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otlfyporheettgerht.
the above sedate has decided to hold • feta and
demonstration ois Whit-Monday. said he saw Miller at Martinstown Fsir. He heard
Y.M.O.A.—The Rev. H. Pelham St his (rector of him "F the lemuitnee mom from gravel in the foot;
Wareham) On Tuesday addressed the members of this and if anything went wrong he would make it right.
association. There as • good attendance. Witness said at th_
ry The d e time it was a Mal in the foot.—
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VAOSAIICT.—At the Smooch Police.oourt. on Toe,' Drom-examined by Mr. Gond eal was
day, wore the may. (11. Durciaa, gall, and Mr. made about the same time as Vie nail
Alderman Gregory, James Walters warn brought up Ws/ pulled out. —Henry Beer,, sod liar, r.l Reid.
pea charge of sleeping in Mwiers. Davis and Son's new Port, said he Wm at the fair at Martins.
house In South Walks.—The magistrates allowed the town. He saw the horn,
In question wee lama.
defendant to be discharged. lie saw Munden take up the to•se'e foot, sed he
The Pewit. Poet—Au economical working of the ' (witness) pulled out a nail. After the nail was pulled
puma Pee/ JiP, It Is stated, to be tried. The letter out James took it to Miller, and said " I shall 'Piped
carriers are to be more largely employed In the TM to make this ii,,cd if anything cads of this," and
delivery of small packages—much to their chagrin, M (Milled said he would.—kfr. Gundry told his
and in spite of ell their protests; the heavy carts are, Honour he should be able to prove Miller did not agree
SS mush as possible, to be dispensed with; and the to make anything good. He called Alfred Miller, who
whole orgardadion is to be brought into • claw said he lived at Bow:1201e. 11,, with his man, took •
accord with the hueurtal copal:au" of the poet colt to litiattitlit 'WU Far. He Met JAMON Mier*, 111.
OBini. man Monk was present at the interview James
A New Scans 01 STAMM—Oa and after the let "kid him if he hat . home de gals, aud he -Hefei him
Al anew series of stamps, available for pc.irtal and the colt in queation. Ile gave him En 10, for it.
I Junes pointei out the laingnese before he bought It,
telegraphic, and, up to the value of 5. 61., for Inland
Bayous.
pumas.,"
will b.
sold
at alp.t.offlo, ' but witness said he did out know what It arose from.
throughout the United Kingdom. Stamps of the old He certainly did not say it arose from gravel. Ile
lime
will
suit be
available,
and
may be purchased is denied he warranted the c di; James iid not aek him
lest:
Linex.—T the existie_he following were among the gentle g supplies shall lad. to do so. He did nut gay it anything happens Ito the
colt he would give him the money back; he did not
say If he took the 0 Alt he wadi make it all right.
men presented to the Priam of Wales iit Mondays
lam
:_iaaiitawaat powhou Ramsey Phi..., e t James paid him the motley, and took the colt.—
Battalion Duredshire Regiment, by the .Adjutant. By Mr. Street: He had heard Gale say he warranted
Gemmel; Lieutenant Edward Keane Ridley, Id tha bon", but it was not true Ile had hedd Beer's
promised to make it cool; that was
Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment, by the Adjutant, evidence that he promised
not true either. He said nothing about the warranty
Gomel. at all.—ln answer to Mr. Gundry, witness said the
f_.o.T.o...l7W.LOtirro",
th2Lll_,,,Did_Bi..•_CLnirtona is,—Those
Wcwolti.on,‘,..6.wisabh
omolLk.wasservantleornfe
Mr.
the
its,
soafidthbee facoair„Tmltp.obeiedrt
ao."7i.Filia 7114:711,7gb•hEra775,'"e'orwhiu, s,s7hT,, his master to the fair. On the way to Mutinstown
It fell lame. It 1/S4 never lame before. He had bed
kindly taken the matter up. Such • petition, U
largely signed, will have great weight with the coin-
the colt in his care since ins birth. lie heard his
penis*, who, we hops, will see their way to granting master deal with James. He did not hear tiim say he
the request, would warrant the c ilt sound, nor diet he would pay
COORS Exceisioa" (Juvexits FORISTIII).—The tbe money back if anything happened. He did not
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eleventh aciatial tioaordat statement, of this °our for think it could have been add without his bearing W—
:
the year ending the 314 December last, has just Ides ills Honour Unwilling listeners sometimes 11,411
lamed. It shows the society to be in • sound and hear. (Laughter.)—By Mr. Street: He would not
flourishing condition. The following Ls a gym mete of swear he heard every word of the conversation bstween
the bsie.oe short :—To total worth of .ici ead Gale and his roaster. What Beer had said wee un rue,
funeral ism, 077 13a. 5L . ditto matatiataeat —Mr. Street submitted Wade of evidence wee
fund, £1 18.. 6d. • tot/61,Z:: l'ls. 11d. ;By loan to aa his side, an I he was entitle' to an
Southampton Harbour at 4.. wet., Raho ; indemeity.—His Honour remarked it bad always been
matt -r for reflection to him that there wee nearly
"shin kweeovln Der"4",e hame•Satzviallnea. 01.6°1. ,k:,..sigfi -lan." 21. us diirs': always something in dispute km these horse deals.
Theta hat bees an ittoasase of' gin. 41 (4, siss Perhaps it was that the nibble animal was ii badly
....l—
-.....„,„..„.,.. with 1883. Th. ....r nit heaawita used by man that it was • kind of retribution.
iVehere,7eraoe' whet Sine wee fef, and &wag the (Limiest/011e reviewed the (die of the case, and said
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the weight of evidence wee overwhelming in this cage ser_lll were admitted and LI transferred to the Parent
Th. 5i55,,,,,5,7 (Hr. H. (2.1.0 will he wand Miller, and he made an order for an indemnity
pleased to receive the itaiii" of boys wishing to bosoms Naiad him (Miller) in favour of James.—Gale there
fore wine his action as against James, who will have
mendmws.
TES NSW COSEIRTSTITI AMIOCILTIO/I.—" It may his remedy ailablat Mill"
Charlie Drake T. James Notley.—C aim of 16s. It
be remembered that about 'Le weeks ego • CODWIR-
tire hisootstion for Donataittro was inaugurated with for rent, and LI 1... for windows broken.—Mr. 11. A.
Ratable append for Drake.—Defendant admitted
aped Boarish of trumpets, and Lord Belisha:, went
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_, his follower. In 12s. of the claim for rent.—lt appeared, &wording to
az-
county.---- rules-TC,"7 • • iba laviation have
Mr. Mutable, Notley left the house without
exalted much Indignation in the county, had • eerie"
which
giving the proper notice, an as .I while the hood w
sow le Impendinguakee they are witharearit, a unoccupied the windows were broken, for which
ammaamm
marth eye no email blow, the ~.....h.„, he contended the defendant was liable.—His Honour
..4, .1„,. 'seen of light ~..... leading' ha porZte'it-ga: did not think the defendant could be held reaponsible
fir.aoiu; io;avv"'"aanele annoyed hweatiea for the wrongful act of another.—Defendant was
ra_a_a_ ~,,. ~,.... ~,,,,,,,, the mu, of au the called and swore he gave notice, and when be left the
ava=was
0f",T.,=.6=. white another obnoxious house there was not • window brokee.—Mrs. Drake
denied Node, gave any notice to quit. —His Honour
rule le the one which provides that although there are
00 members of the Central Dominates, yet five will be fare Itatmect for the Pi•intill for 12e. for the teat
out defendant could not be held liable for the broken
suorues. People behind the somas is the county
polities an vastly amused at all this squabbling, for windows.
Is well neelentood that the real cojitat of the
Ammriatiou WWI to form a ' caw= ' who were to
select • madidete for the esst which Mr. Player
proposal to vacate ebortly."—Trra.

TRU NEW ILLITIZITPICT ACT.
A mortise of tha creditors of Mr. Thomas Brown,
builder, of Westover-villa, Dorchester, was held at the
, Antelope Rotel on Saturday. There was only • very
limited altendmics The debtor's liabUltise are set
down at about noo ; but the mute can hardly yet be
satisfactorily estimated. Mr. E. Duke was chimers
, trustee of the estate; and Mews. G. Mulford, D.
Roper, and I). Sheppard as the oommitteie of (napes-
tion.—The debtor underwent his public examination
at the County Court on Tuesday. Mr. M. C. Weston
appeared for the debtor. Mr. Aston Dawes (the
receiver) was present, and examined the debtor.—
Thomism Brown, the debt was sworn, and sail he
was carrying on business up to the time of his bank-
ruptcy. He commenced business in 1881. His total
debts amounted to £Bss.—Ws Honour: Than your
business has not been very II swishing ?—No, your
Honour. I see you have been in the hands
of the moisey lenders ? Yes, your Honour.
He knew he was insolvent twelve mouths ago, but he
thought he should be able to pull round. His homer
hold expenses did not amount to more than 30e. •
wsek.—His Honour That is in your favour, if It in
true—The Receiver said he wao told the debtor had
sold a horse and trap altar he borrowed the money of
tie lender. —The debt is. replied be sold the horse and
tree for £l2 10 . to raise money to pay his workmen.
—The Receiver said the money-lender had told him
distinctly that the debtor told him he had • pony and
trap, and at the time it was eold.—ThelDebtor : That
was a mistake on his part.—By Mr. Wisdom : He
attributed his first difficulties to building the house
Westover-villa. Freehold and all, it cost him £4Bll.—
(It appeared the houses was mortugsd at the bank for
£3004-Beveral of the creditors were present, and
questioned the debtor on various matters. The
Receiver also acquired as ti the disposal of a certain
I:40 which the debtor drew just previous to filing.—
The Receiver remarked there was no attempt to
impute fraud, but Brown appeared to have neglected
his badness, and was not as sober as he might have
been—The Judge granted the necessary certificate
that the debtor had peeled his first public examine.
tion.—The debtor will again have to come before his
Houour to obtain his discharge