The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-04-25 00:00:00

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replied, and gave " The Hon
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te y owe prizes were prawn Nonoommisaioned OfScers.
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FOOlll QUARTER SESSIONS. _ '
Were
on and Mr. J. Minium, The mown, y r.
gorier foe tha "town end county and
If ugh irmebe;
bb-th: Trustees of the ma-. eve. by Sergeant
The gee° d ii, Collins, held the Raster uarter Ponded to 13, Mr W N
.4 p,„1,.: gr. A. J.
ream in the Townhall hn Friday. e waa Lone*" pro Posed by Mr. hyerato„' •,, • Westenl 't 'The
si.J.D. ul I,he 'A. Bench by the Mayor (Mr. F. Styrian), Vincent Budge. who proposed th"" "" relliin4 te by Mr,
anwielsan''' on.j. lin masa and Messm M. Kemp-Welch-, Press." e concluding toast, " The
the Sheriff iMr. .. J _ AN% D Duadhlet i• n• Duren, 1 The Procedings were enlivene I b
• 1:. . Woe,
F. T. Peer,
eb J 0 and drum band of the corm. . y songs and by the life
sed a U. Gut 1..... nuoron were sworn as this Grand Jury : --s-----
The f°"°.,....nw"--ti -1, and Mesas. G. Curtis, E. G.
-Mr E. It"--, fle'erevnimary, J. Charlton, J. Cothingusm, T.
Contra'. ...ti -11. Nowt... C. Edmond,BH. H. Emmett,
J. ihiheaL U. tt Purnell, and H. G.Frampton.
31, E. rarwelL T.
• Clk of the Furs (Mr. O. B. Aldridge) hed
After the t.----
read the ususlr
, , .0„.„, very shoray charged the Grand
Jury Th. leggrne) lieci:ras glad to tell them that their duties
iA rs-d sail
I . nominal, no prisoner having been corn.
~,,1,,,i- - 'lir:l:ince the hut sessions in January. It was
"1,......,-- f‘.4.t the Clerk of the Peace to summon them, as
for
have been a prisoner committed by the
there might
te.. st the hat moment. There being no case
eassistrs- • • to, he had the pleasure of at ones
to inquire an
r the
with the thanks of the county for their
Mannar them,
silimi. rotors coe,ilinStfr COIN.
knead fart, lahourer, of Shillingstons, pleaded guilty
(haling him with passing a counterfeit
to an iwiletiu:.„......
orn, a shopkeeper, at Parkstone,
so,reira to,. I s
_be tot
on the Ph ,•°7l herejater, appeared to prosecute, and
Mr Templ,C°''. e'er had already been in pol for eve
Ittututhat thwe aePnco'°lnn witted to the January thennions, but
'''"..., ,I,vo- lie
'II to take ha triaL
''''r -,u,--n t'a ril the Recorder as to whether there were any
, ''',---- we
rt irtions against the Prisoner.
• "I
kilt Pni Lint Aid he had been convicted of theft, and
The learn
wilt to gaol for II dayr'. .
0.4 Recorder in passing sentence. said the usual
or nal offences arms nine months, hut taking
Puuiam.,i-rtf • s the time be had been in pot, he would
eii,ren'‘h-,!„,"-tren further term of two months' imprition-
"ntwe; .PToje- spa. with hard labour, roaking seven
mcnt,,,lnia all fle warned him that i f he was again
10°"'" hdn„ or judSc sri.tl? an indictable offence he
c ii ~,, , “ti renous rag of being sent into penal
"u'todc for seen pearl.
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COURT OF RECORD.
Court ol 'tenni els then named. and the following
The . , the judge, Mr. A. J., H. Collins, and •
cue howl wore
)uri :-

coniCATED COIL
rird,..bb,cdompu,
ith.koofnePoo . le, v. Ilenry llsUof
lareadi• brick`"l"' so recover the sum of C3B Its. 7d.
mi. Ira. in pleaded of an unancertained
.taaiug ▪ of the defendant's whole account
sweet tp 16.. 7d. were given.
&Piot —that most of this had been paid
boutirt. ir0i.r.,070- 1--peir.,,i for plaintiff ; Mr. Trevanioi for
defeedat.
upa was a very uninteresting. tedious, and complicated
which o,,,,pica the jury for hours, and must
hare Med their patience sorely it was a case more fit
for an acccuntant than a jury, as was more than once
remarked by the learned judge. The defendant was
a brewer at Poole and the plaintiff a publican
ranee under hint. After this the plaintiff took a public-
home in Southampton called the General Dickson, and
here lie became involved in difficulties and borrowed £lO
of the defendant Subsequently he borrowed £l5 more,
and in return for this ffsffs gave defendant a bill of sale
on his good & The plaintiff's contention was that the bill
.ale transferred the furniture of the General Dickson
only, and not the smith's tools and furniture of an
selininie; house also rented by plaintiff. The bill of sale
wes now read and showed that the whole of the contents
of the General Dickson were transfered to defendant as
well as the stork.inArade and contents of the smith's
agop, Subsequently the plaintiff came to Parkstotte to
work for the defendant, and brought some furniture
with him, which he alleged were the contents of the
house adjoining the public-house, and not included in
the hffl of sale, but which the defendant said wee part of
the furniture of the General Dickson. and his property
under the bill of sale The plaintiff having worked for
defendant for some time in his brickyard, disputes
arum, and the parties separated. The defendant refused
to give up the furnitute of plaintiff's cottage to him and
also his smith's tools, and plaintiff now claimed £l3 17s 6tl
the value of the furniture and £l4 Is, Id the value of the
tools. The defendant produced a book showing that
plaintiff had paid rent, or agreed to do so, for the furniture
and tools, as proof that they belonged to the defetdant
It was dinwn that instead of being in pocket by the bill
of sale defendant was 12e. out, sobs had to pay a claim for
tent. The plaintiff had been employed to do pumping
IT the brieleyard and smith's work, and he also claimed
6.; 12., 94. balance on this account, and other items, but
the question as to the ownership of the furniture and tools
the principal questions for the iury to decide, it
kmg shown that the balance due to defendant under the
wt off for money advanced. kc., more than covered this
put of the claim. There were the oaths of defendant and
hi. 'on against that of plaintiff as to the ownership of the
fouiture and tools, and after the Recorder had summed
opt', the jury, they, aster • short considon atiun, returned
a verdict for the defendant.