The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-26 00:00:00

POOLE.

ACMIOII7.-011 Thursday, Mr. James Waterman,
of Wimborne,who attends the vegetable market in One
town, in walking out of the thole of Mr. Charles Keynes,
butcher, met with an ugly fell sad broke Ins leg. Mr.
H. D. Ellis was quickly in attendance, and set the
Iwoken limltafter which the sufferer was sonveyed kohl'
home in • cart well bedded with sthew.
000WTT COURT, Monday.. (Before T. B F. lefroy,
Esq.. judge.)
JewpA Spiesey• Joan Burrows. —Claim 13s. for two
sacks of potatoes.—Mr. Tanner for the defendant.—The
defence was that the sample seek was good, but that
two sacks afterward, supplied were all bad. &miles
of the bad potatoes were produced in court, which
defendant stated were taken front the bulk.—His
Honour ordered the plaintiff to take the potatoes back.
S aIWOW.I • Jan Ma//tea—Claim CIL. 3d.
for rent, dour, and money lent. —Plaintiff raid that 61.
of the amount was paid by him according to agreement
for manure left by the outgoing tenant; he lett by the
wife', request some Soar ate neighbour's house. -Ilis
Honour : Then the defendant, her hueband, was not
liable.—Defendant's wife denied hie liability for the
manure supplied, and with regard to the flour else stated
thet • man who took the bouth of the defendant agreed
to pay for the flour for the worth of the garden stuff,
and th,t plaintiff agreed to this arrangement. —His
Honour remarked that he never heard sash a singular
eyatem of croes-debte, and gave judgment for flit. Id.
Thomas Ithile • James Wood. —Claim Safer damages
done to. handcart, In this case plaintiff celled •
retiree named Llewellye who said that be was tunes •
cart belonging to plaintiff. The tart was drawn close
to the wall; and defendant's waggon came by
caught the cart and broke off one of the shafts. - Defend-
ant's foremen (11. Barnes) stated that it was Lies ellyn's
own fault in having the band cart too far out into the
reed, and called the carter who stated that be had
warned witness reseeding the dangerous position of the
cart.—Mr. Barnes stated that the read In question was
only 10 feet wide at the pled. —His Honour said that
the defendant was evidently liable. It was an siet of
card-mese on the pact of the carter.
Adolphus It 00l frey • George Claroa.—Cl,im 15e.
Toe plaintiff is an am:idoliser at Poole. -Defendant's
wife stated that Mr. Woolfrey told her she might pay
the sum to Cutler on the 22nd July, and she had paid
the amount by instalments to Mrs. Cutler. Defend-
sate produced receipt. The wife of Cutler was celled
and stated that her husband was employed by Woolfrey,
and reelected money for him. tile slth admitted that
she had reorient the money from Clayton's wife, cud
had spent pert of it, and the remainder she had paid
over to Woolfrey, of which • receipt was prodneed.—
Adjourned for the attendance of Cutler.
Saffaris • Sagelera—Claim for graveL—Defendant
said that he never had the gravel charged for in the
seesunt.—l'lsintiff celled • witness in his employ who
stated that defendant's son came for,the gravel, and that
both the waggon and a cart be brought bad defendant's
name on it. —Defendant said that he never authorized
his son to fetch gravel from the plaintin pit.—Caes
adjourned for defendant to erodes* his son.
Brogden • Jeakinu—Claim 1:16 31. 'AL for monies
received on plaintiff's account. John, appeared for
plaintiff. Defendant pleaded • setoff 14 guineas, as
commission on selling coals, but failing to produce any
etatamtht that he had sold the coals on which he had
claimed commission, judgment was entered for the
amount claimed to he paid forthwith.
Wiffis • Andrews. —This was an action to recover
possession of a tenement at Dear-hay-lane, Poole.--
Plaintiff is • blind man, and defendant who did not
appear admitted to him that she had received notice to
quit—Order for possession on Saturday next.
laterp:eader Case.- Morrie • Bennet llaraes.—ln
this Case judgment was obtained aeainst the defendant
and exeeution carried out; and the present action was
brought by • Madame Craft, who claimed the goods ss
naiad the execution crediter.—Mr. Morgan Mr.
Harker appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Johns for
the bailiff of the court and the execution creditor. —Mr.
Harker applied that the summons might be amended;
it being taken out in the name of Flies Craft end ought
to have been Fanny; Mr. Johns objected on the ground
that the goods were actually sold by the bailiff of the
Court, and that notice to amend had not been given in
time.—His Honour considered that without the consent
of Mr. Johns he could not hear the case, and dismis,ed
it with omit.