The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-30 00:00:00

A PRO11.1.1!INI? Cllll.O.

George .leffery, aged 11 years, wal
: "queue,' in custody with breaking and entering tho
•Iwelling.house of Mr. 1111101 1)101(.1,1, shopkeeper, ,4
, Parkiitone, and stealing therefrom a pane and ~,,,
cigars, • large cake, awl other articlos, on the night ol
Friday or morning of Saturday. —Only is fortnight pri, ions
the prisoner robbed a chill si, the bighiciy at Pork,t, .ne,
and the magistrates then suspended jiPlement. Isit the
prisoner does not seem to havi appreciate.' the 1,1,1 fl'!
shown hint. -Ile was rem minted till Thursday on the charge
of burglary.
COUNTY Coeur, Monday.—liefore Mr. T. E. I'. I, (coy,
lodge.
11.111, It g lalsoirer, of higher 14tchett V. 1e.r.1
Ifueliee Cecil.—A claim of 'Ai., two wicks' wages in lieu
of notice.—Mr. Trevanion for plaintiff. -It entwari that
! plaintiff had been at home ill, and on going to stook on •
Tuesday received notice to leave on the follormag Saw,
day night. Plaintiff said be was entitled to a fortiiiike,'
notice, lint an overlooker in his lordship's employ oel
pleintiff was only entitled to a week's notice, and Lola is
honour lie lisll !IMO paid his wages when home ill. -
Judgment was even for plaintiff for lin. and ...U.
4. Lawton, surgeon, of l'oole, v. Charge', R.04,(1%
labourer, of Kiuson.—A claim of for profooional
attendance on defendant's wire—Mr. Wits for plaintiff
Mr. Travers for defendant —The plaintiff sta.; fewlied 1/
defendant about four o'clock on the morning of the rim
of May to attend his wife, and found the oa very
difficult one of Instrumental midwifery, requiring
rare and extra chill. Plaintiff did not return till alsiut
half-past Pleven o'clock in the morning, WO sn the war
back he told defendant that he would take a gsiinca Ii
hni fee if paid within • fortnight, but that beyond that
time the charge would be £2, to which defendant refilud
that he bad friends very well off, and he would pay the
guinea within a fortuight. I'laintiff went to see
danes wife again on the 15th of May, the distance
traversed in the two journeys being 20 miles. The Pd.*,
wan not forthcoming within the fortn en '"
ight. d ' tin
of June plaintiff sent in a bill for • guinea, awl
payment Even then the guinea wan not fah'.
Michaelmas the plaintiff sent defendant a 1411 for EL
On the Elrd of December defendant tendered the
which was refused, and he had now paid the guinea into
Court. Plaintiff said the Guardians would allow •
Parochial officer £2 for finch • cane but biA If onea held
that in the face of the bill of the 2nd of Jin.c plaintiff
wag only entitled to • guinea, and gave judgment fat
the amount paid into Court, end allowed defendant his
expenses.
Mr. Witt, eolicitor to the defendants, aaked his Honour
to allow the costs of the County Court in the case of
Lewin V. Tungye Bros., the question of eats basins,
adjourned till after the appeal was heard list isiS
Honour said he hadn't the power to make an/ erder iii
the matter.
Edward Grealbetch upholsterer, of Ilournemouth,
to pees his first public public examination in
Cltptcy, and as no opposition wan offered t, Sl'
Trevanion, who appeared for the Trustee, the dehor
panned.
Frederick Bement, formerly a farmer at Cone
whose bankruptcy has given the Coiet so mall trouble.
di,l not appear to paw his adjourned first public examina-
tion, and a memorandum wan made of his non-surreinler.

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