The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH COUNTY COURT.

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SATI'ID AT. —Before the Judge, T. ft. P. Lefroy, Esq.
LA VIII v TUXXADIIIII4 --This was • claim for £6 19a. 3d.
balance of account on a dish moored bill. Plaintiff ls a Janne;
and butcher, and defendant a Isrlekmaker, both ramie. of
ChkkorelL —Mr. Lever, Jun., appeared but he did not produce the oill. He stated that the goods, including • quantity of reed In bundles for covering bricks when drying had been ordered by defendant himself, and delivered to him. The bill
he gave for the,. warn dohonoured. but &fondant paid Mr.
Inver, sem, £l5 .m account in .flung Mr. Laver's penmen.—
The Judge mid that witness ought to have pr..loced the bill but from his evidence the court might take it there was an
amount between the parties, in which the amount claimed we. owing. Judgment for plaintiff, to be paid in • fortnight.
TALBOT V. &DD. - Claim by Mr. Talbot. ISt, Maryotreet,
for £8 15.. Dd . hid•nce of account for drapery good..uPPlied La
defendant*. 'wife. In aurae, to the Judge. Kr. P••••••• Mr.
Talbot's amistant, dated that there wes no Doerr ealoraf the
goods supplied.— His Honour, however, wished to hare the
book containing entries of the Hama
fetched, and, haring inspected it, His Honour ordered payment
forthwith.

Till /RUM OF MAT.
TAYLOR JAMBI HOOIIIIT, • dello by lerbeetirrigbt, of
Ctdckerell, for revelries a wedproa.—Yr. (Mores appeared for
puhvit.—Delsodatic applied for es edfolumant, as be ',lobed
prodooe vdtaima.—Tbe jade asked bhp If be bad sub-
ponied tbe triton. MI h ba „Tr:" $lll4 b° 1144 001. nwo eod WI se fa tv 404•141.4.

bed ge he
to °undue& ha er1i.,... latt
seruir diftdd ,a,
had n el,
ut reelll_ • '
u1.1.1.g.. kel__•buubs r• 10013:4 114 li
41".ftaitis. was that the
""16.41thlitli..:al
... mater thell".4thwe' II"
to allow calenJant • w kw:
m gam, it go to hav___.• been der.• Zte'loo thlsiddosai-Iff
weeks, after the thee sleet. °6z,,,,- "km ogi ha the wet, sod
rettuarly taken in, the waffle° nee been ~, m, !hood
the wheals Went rotted to pinata-Hr. Home wio
bs able to prove It was defendant's own fault, cud called Hr.
MB defendant gave him an
Taylor. who said WM in Jiwumi l , .gr..d and
order V. repair • curiae? Mein b ing en,
-et of alt 11.1 s defendant lad-
-Ma Prew eel le bedird a qr-'- -delayed sending the
ing the board and Ironwork. Defendant oe ,MI
material, one lot mate In January, another In oiir
ei. ses,
and &third in DAL and part of thelrobwork was onliudzywg
in IMO.. -Defendant : You see on your oath, mind I-
Plaintiff : Never mind, I know that.. Defendant Nese orderl
for seven spokes and some fellow to the hind whale, and
price. User
things beyond the agmement, and not Ind In Use
lie never heard of any objection till defendant wrote in the
attorney. lb-key had promised to pay.-Defendant : Never
in my Ilte! Did not my nastier say the would not? He kept
ow waggon In the wet 14 wain ! The Judge: He mays eo,
and that it was your fault -Deleodant mid that he asked for
the wampin at boast 50 Huta, and Mr. Taylor put a deal foot
boar Ito It which he did not like. -Plaintiff replied th,t the
deal footboard was put became Hooker did not let him base
the beend be aimed to sand.-Rielard 'herd .if Weymouth.
deputed to lending MOWS board to plaintiff y defendant's ..Met
to lan as February, IS& ~ Plaintiff sad that tome days after
they agreed about be price, delaridant was pawing and called
out to biro, "you must allow we as. a wick for every week you
detain the waggon." Plaintiff answered that be would agree
le it Hai had the materials at once, tad If defendant would
agree to allow him 3. • weak for every week be kept him
(pinion lf) waiting, and pay as. for every west he kept him out
of his money. Defendant swore out winethlog and sode off. He
(Mr. Taylor) believed Hockey wanted the waggon tet wit it. and
not to use it.-The Judge said It wa most improbable
• man would have detained the waggon if he knew be had to
pay for it-Defendant again premed for an adJournmenL
The Judge : You bare no right to aeli me to adj-urn • caw
on account of your own negligence. Judgment for plaintiff
with costs, to be paid forthwith. Defendant : 1 wish to have
• fair trial ! Let me have the tritaasee up for dir trial !
It Is only • humbugging aisle!- The Jodie : If you do not take
care, you will end tourself in an awkward pusition. Dean.
took the hint 'us, "Vila silent.
EXIKUTOILS Of ElChininn. Ir. B. MITT& -TM. was • Portland
caw, and bad beeu adjourrlad from hoe cocrt. -Mr. Howard
for plaintiffs, mid the facts were roved at the hut Court Day,
defendant did nut dispute the tartlets rendered by the late Dr.
Ilroadrlhb, and the question was whether (hey were rendeied
to Mr. White at antember.,la club or not. If that vow I:roved.
*aide were witz to allow for IL - Defendant did not
1147":"? 74th; ?Jo ki . relpft ttiruipiata,7o "b:, 711111,.".
i month, and allowed at emu.
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POOLE.
Igoe Wolittis.—Henare. Lewin and Co., el the Pool
Iron Works, were exteneive exhibitors at the the Show
uf the Bath and Weal of Zealand Society at Taunton.
POOL& A.llu Bo1711111)100141 RaILWAT.— & special
meeting of this company was bald on Wednesday, at
the Aloes, Victbria.chambers, Westminster ; Mir. C.
Waring in the chair. The Bolicitor read the beside of
• Bill for extending the time for the oompletion of the
Poole and Bournemouth Railway, and for authorising
the company to run other railways and for other our.
poem. The time was exteoded for eighteen month. for
the purchaas of lands and completion of works, with
power to run over the South. W worn 11.11 way from
%%laborite to Dorchester, and on the Poole breech of
the douth•Wastern Railway, in monrdance with the
&et of 1865. On the motion of the chairman, a formal
resolution approving the Dill wee earned unanimionaly,
and the proceedings terminated.
OUR ANUS/IMAMS AND RZCZIATIOWN. The inhebi.
tante have had opportunities of enjoying themselves
lately,. for almost daily the Pearl steamer (belortint to
the Bournemouth company) ham made excursions to
Swanage and other fermate watering places, and the
Royal Albert haa made more frequent excursions than
formerly. During the peal two days two equestrian
companies have visited Poole to the great delight of
the 'compile portion of the oommonitt (ho Thursday
evening the town brass band, under the feetimtehip of
Mr. Joiner, enlivened the streets of the tow n with a
selection of pleasing airs. We hope before long Mt.
Joiner will givens • promenade concert in the Ladies'
Walkii gBsld. S.ncre the warm weather set in many
permits have availed then-ire/wee of the opportunity of
enjoying an invigorating row or- the harbour. The
lovers of the manly game of cricket had the pleasure
of witnessing a match at Hamworthy between an
Acres of the Poole Cricket Club and 'levee of the
Winiborne Club. The day was charming, and betk
players and spectators appeared to thoroughly enjoy
the game, which we. a very sloes affair. The Poole
eleven went in first. Hr. H. String snaking 13 runs
and Mr. S. Lewin. jun., 10, sad the first innings
resulted me follows—Poole 61. Wimborne 36. The
second inning was more favourable to the Wienhorne
team; Mr. H. H. Swinney made 25, and Mr. C. Par.
Inmon 16 runs. The toed of the wood innings was,
for Poole 36, and Whither.* .6, which made Poole
victors by two runs.

BEAIIINSTER.
CIUOTT Ptrrr Scespina, lionday.—Betore Joaeph
Ouodry, Esq (chairman), J. IL P. Montagu, Esq., 1eau1..P44.
Cox, and 8. 8. )(addle, H.q.
CSIALLTT TO ASIMMA EXTMAOSDLIWIT CSSI. HOI/MME
Pennon, cantle duller, of AAVOOMMr. ROS/RT Banns, drover,
of Axminster On the employ of Patinas), and AMOS firoont.gr,
drover, of Hawkehuren, were mummonaf forcruelty to animal&
—Mr. W. H. Manley, of Bridport, for the Royal Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Anbasis, prosecuted, -On the 17th
of May P.C. Will. saw the throe dedendanta going through
' Broadirindeor with seven cows and calves. Leter In, the eu•n-
lug +Outlet pawing a fleki in the occupation al Mr. W. Perry,
he heard unsettling moan, went into the geld, and saw these
idenbeal cows end mains, with their mouths tied tight down
with packing e nl. 4 !anther maxi. we. Riled down tightly
on the nose of each animal end buckled tight on the top of the
head. Their bead+ were then tied tight with cord to the foot,
o ItlOn a few inches of the ground Tbe animals appeared to
be +err) week, and froth we. coming from their wage and
mouths. Pa/Oun admitted hating tad tbe mouths of the
calvva but he said It yea • praeUce ! He had asesi it done at
Plymouth. Bristol, and Exeter. It we. done to prevent the
calvee from sucking—Mr. Manley aid the cue bed been
submitted to the vet•rinary .ulgens. of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to An , and he was decidedly of
opinion that the COse was one of great cruelty.—The Bench
inflicted • fine of 111 a, including the costa, upon Pattioon, and
the other defendant., having acted upon his orders in the
nutter, were diuharged.

BLANDFORD.

Amon-trim 1307iser7-,ZVVry-inany of our readers
will be glad to learn that thie society. through the
exertions of the new secretary, Mr. Charles Byers, and
those gentlemen who have ever taken p. at interest in
its stuseess, is now in assize lloanoisi oouditi,,n as to
again offer prises to labourer, in husbandry. The first
snatch for the mason—sheep sbearieg —took place on
Saturday last, when 30 eompetitors entered for the
prises. The sheep were .applied by Mr. Burgess,
Lauooeston. Mr. C. Cave. of Alain, and Mr. W. H.
Porter, of Blandford St. Mary, acted as lodges, and
awarded the prises as follows :—To the labourer ie
husbandry, servant of a member, sheering three sheep
in the bed manner, let prize, Robert Small, servant to
Mr. E, L little, Kingston ; 2nd, George House,
servant to Mr. J. S. Tett. Milton Abbey; 3rd, Charles
Weeks, servant to Mr. Martin Small, Shapwick. To
the shepherd shearing three sheep is the best manner,
Lot prize, James Sanger, servant to Mr. J. A. Burgess,
of Preston farm ; 2nd, Charles Banger, servant to Mr.
James Surge.., lonoceeton. Boys under eighteen youn
of age, Ist prise, &heard Shepherd, *errant ro Mr. E.
L. Little, Lepton ; 2nd, George Stevens, servant to
Mr. H. Dibbeo Critebell ; 3rd, Thomas Young, servant
to Mr. G. Porter, CritchelL Ch•mpion prise to
William Weeks. servant to Mr. Mantle Small, Ship.
wick. The mowing match takes plane or. Saturday
next in the Crown meadow, kindly granted by Mr. 8..
Byers.

-Mowry Pouca, Boturday.— At tbg yrittnain
Clerks Moe, before the Hon. W. H. S. Portman. M.P., and
J. .1. Peg uhannn, Jun.,
Jannerswerrats., of Piush, near Doechester, pleaded guilty
to stealing a quantity of potatoes value ed. the property of
Sydney liserington, hadlord of the Half Moon Inn, Whit.
CU-inill-etreet, on the previous day. The prisoner he. been
lately in prosecutor'. employ as ostler, and during the time
vinous artic.Jee have been dare. The potmor were take@ from
the kitchen ; the German girl on going to add some more to the
heap, found that they were gone. Prisoner elected to be tried
by the magistrates. was fined lea including costa in default
one month imprisonment.

BILLDPOLL
&Root HiLiturenow.—At our parish eehool the
Dumber ol pares et the last examiastion by Her
Majesty's tatpeeser wee 99 per seat.

SYKONDSBURY.
PLZOCHIAL.-Yr. John Hussey, of nimbly, has been
sleeted iimistaiit-oversem and rate oolinetor, in the room
of Yr. G. Bidillesoalbs, resigned.

CHIDEOCK.
Flllll.-00 Wednesday & mad and wood chimney in.
',otter) oecapied by George Wilkins ignited, the dunes
spread to the thatched roof, and the buildinl. with the
adjoining eottage occapied by Charles Bartlett, was
burnt to the ground. The property beloaged to Kr. W.
Hinman, carpenter, and was bemired.

WEST LIILWORTEi.
CoNotso•riosmi r..7Bs.ret. —The anniversary was
oelebrate.l last week. Ou &today two sermons ware
preached by the Rev. W. Lewis, of Weyinouth. On
Wednesday about 100 sat down to • capital ielk. under
• teat in a field opposite the chapel. There were • good
number of trim& from Weymouth, Dorchester. kc.
In the sr • WM meeting was bald in the shape'.
Mr. 8. B. occupied the their. After singing
"All hail the power of Jean's name," tbe chairman
traced the history of the ewe there and spoke with
gratitude of its present soodition, He inentid that
Kr. B. Benton, of Herniate, is building. at his own
',quango' chapel-boom. A day 'shoal is held in the
Vestry, but it is too small, and mind be enlarged, and he
(thechairman) would giro kb towards the work.—Tbs
Ker. T. Heave (Doreberter) gave an eloquent address
on " Religious life" in the Christina and in the
Church. —The Rev. Mr. Ball (Tauntos) took for his
subject "Christian Wink."—lbe Rev. W. Davis,
(Weymouth) " Meditatioa and Prayer, their robisgim
to Christina Life and Work." Hers those who w
to return to Weymouth by the steamer Left, mad a so::
tion was made on behalf of the proposed etiement
of the vestry.—The Rev. W. Sharron (Portia) who
preached here for • little time shout 10 years ago, eon.
treated the cause then sod now. The Rev. 1). Morella
(Corns Abbas) spoke encouragingly of what had been
assompliabed in that piton The doxology was Bang,
and the meeting closed by the pastor pronouncing the
Becediction.

CORFE CASTLE.
TIM *lob festival took place on Whit-Moodil7. niter
attending °harsh shoat 60 dined is the eettool-room,
noder NI. presidency of the Roy. W. Pinney. The
.000,ing. showed that the receipts for the year were
£52 34. 4d, and £4O wen Invested in the Savings Bank,
There are 57 members, an Morena of seven sines last
last year. After dinner they marehed to the Castle
nomads, said there enjoyed themselves. In the after-
noon the Temperance docriety and Bead of Hope nage
many. They first want to °burn, when the Rev. O.
L.gs.ael preashed, and then had tea in • field at
Morden, which wag followed by • meeting the Rev. G.
Hinds taking the chair, when addresses were delivered
by G. Mews,J. Vaughan, D. Ballast, 8. Payne, and the
Res. J. Soon. The sixth had the perish bsad, sad the teetotalers the 6th D.V.A. bend.

WALBRIDGE.
New CHAPZI.—On Readay the memorial dose of a
Coaaregational chapel with willool-romaii, was laid by
M. beo.aisb, Req., of Dorehestar.
STANTON ST. GAMMA.
Wbit-Tawida a foal elgesizi I,ns km. house of Er. Feet, Gold hisi emits feu
on the thetotteil reel. Ad Rai Wells( vie rat to ow
tr?tetl.. 114 hes* INVI4 01014141 live* of
nesport hithew,