The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

BIUDPOIT Tipgi.ixci SOCITM-1100 mufti
meeting of the TIM Society was held in the
independent Soh -rooms. oo Thareday ivenine.
At., tea (et which the gathering wee seasewhat
smaller then usual), the ohair wee takes by Mr.
Monteith, and weenral short addressee, buries
priasipally as the future menegenient of the moiety,
were delivered by LI &midden, Long, Hallett,
sad W. G. W ~ end sstatement of the
operatioui of the minty for the pun year, and tke
balance sheet showing a retall doeskin*, were gives
by the tritium. Ur. .1. G. Westlake. After the
appointment of the ocuntittee, and other bunion,
an address wee given by Mr. T. lining White, of
the Western Temperance League, (111 thlll injurious
sleets of alcoholic drinks on the brain, whither
used medicinally, or Ms Weenie, white was
listued to with great attention. The singing the
doxology, and a abort prayer by the Res. T. C.
Flue concluded the eveuirgp promedinge.

Hostooint Pol.loB.lnsday.—Beicro H. W.
Whetbsa, end J. Willis..., Imre —John Bradford.
was charged wi.li Manse his wife aid family Margeable
to the cram. —llefeedaat said kW wife *ad Mild
were there, bat his wife was paralysed, and be
could not maintain bit in the state she wan in
—Me wanted some wee to leek after ber.—Hr.
Ames, the Union =Om, said the wife sad Mild
lad been in the home mere than twelve amnia,
and during that time he bad anew attempted to Nippon
either of them, although at the present time be was In
=tien he do se-manang 18a. a week.—Hr. Williams
why proceediags lad Dot bass takes before ?
Mr. A wee mid the primer bad hese seat to gaol two or
three tilliflL-111r. Matthew Powell said prissier bad
been working for him for 18 comae or two lees, as
a omber. Hs oonld ears from 10a. to 18. envy week
daring that time. There was week ler hies if be liked
to do it. He was • strew able ma as there was lath.
tom only be masted his week.-111r. Asses said the
prisoner bad bees to prase three time for • similar
offence, and he hoped ill• magistrates meld mid
him to prison for se loag • term on they amid.—
hamar said he ma willing to take kis Mid eat /ff lbri
house, and pay somethiag towards his wile. —The emir
trate+ meMesed that Maar ought to Imp hie wife
and family oat of the anion, eandag the massy he did.
It was not Junkie to the other workmate is the tem,
who were earniag Na mem thee he was—Mi. Powell
said prisomee MO said he gave him Bs. every week of
his We—Primer mid he would tabs his wife sad Mild
oat in a week, if the mainmast mild allow his. His
•ife was male to help benell. and he 'reeled blaie to
=a pls.—ls answer to Mr. William, Mr. Ames
tTe wife waa certainly is • hebelms sooditimai but
he wee sure if the magistrates Isl the primmer g • now,
he would be off directly, set wood eit do se be pro-
saiesd.—Tbe megisteake said defeadalat had
before, mid had not MUM the proadise._r=
aimed the magistrates that V primer Mk his wife cat
to-day he would be off toismeresr.—The magistruse
thosibt that deleedast bad bad mar OtgeltnitiOs
before, sad be would am be remelted NH Tasedsy. in
order that former esevistieue might be preyed mid be
would then be severely mobbed.

BRIDPORT COUNTY COURT, Waaaraxis.
Melon & Evzson, IN., judge.)

There were shoat 25 mem hab 111001 of them were
'Mika out of Court.
Charles Dunn e James 13s. 41d. for
shoes. £1 si. rest of 'potaio pound, aid IL list.
11/s, ed. Ind hese paid Leto meet The dispute
was as to the ownership of the gmeml. Mr.
Day, for plaintiff, protmed • deed be Mew that
it belonged to plaieliff.-11r. Guidry, foe de-
leedaet, said Mere was en earlier deed' &bowleg
It was ddeedssit's. Defeedrat said he had sever
paid any rent for the prom& Plmintiff
°thee-elev.—His Honour said thie Wanes of .
WIS in favour of plaintiff, and gave judgment fee pay•
went in two instalmwita The parties in the suit are
brothers.

Algid
ovidearse

Yrs. Aoicerman r. Abraham HulL—Claim for Ell.—
Hr. Day for defendant —Plaintiff mid that the money
was paid to prevent the sea of defendant being
taken up for Wog in default as tba railway shales.
whit& the father preenisct to pax beak. Tbe use gum
eboet 197.011 old. Site pOl4 104 to Mr. BIMINI, tail-
lord of tbe King of Preemie Inn, and re to Yr. V 1...
at the sen's request; the father wished bar, after she
paid £5 to Mr. Vine, to per bum the other 13, mud Ida
he would make it good. Defendant deeded proaddlla
to pw the amount. It seetnal defendant, see
had been wartime plaintiff's daughter, white
jpp,sasuely had indeed bar to advents *be money.—
Honour mid there was no written proof
of u promise to pay on defendant's part, be gave judge-
meat therefore in his favour, mud told lfre. Askeratan
:Oat
01 see
uslit
issuneowtli;).euz, for tbe molt when br;
'would. The yoeng man appeared to have get deeply in
with different perinea la the town. PHs Hoover
that defendant would not wish his expenses
allowed Ms, and be mid he did sot, bet be
wished bia Doe (who we believe dame from Devises) to
allowed his exposer. This was the young sea for
*km the money wee paid by Wm Aiikerteen. He
haM be oame there to give e4dasee la &tweet el his
Ibth.r. The Jodie geld he would not allow the Ages.
agal oltoossms, and thought be ought to be ashamed
to ask for them.
flitrirrieg a Great Western Railway Co.—Mien of
IN. for breakage ea window glass mat from Bristol to
plaintiff at Beauslaster. The glom wee all broken to
please wins it se rived. Plaintiff willed at the Bddport
station respecting it, and wee told the glass was broken
when it wen make& at the Bristol aletioa. He wrote
be lee beam at Bristol, who wrote In return to say that
the ghee was sot broken when they delivered it et the
Bristol slation.—Verdist for plaintiff

The mamma at Philip &away' a. Alloyas sad Co,
--Clam of El 14s. for (may (eseekoo sad golden
llsiabrol fowls. Defeadsoto sa dy., sad bissobets
••hieu. Pa=ways. who hes bosoms • Mahn*,
rees.—Jedraset for *distils forthwith.
v. Jesse Thomsa.--Ohdos for £l7 k,
Usaley ter pleiwilff.
had previously
%Wpm* la MIS,
h• a/ tf. i rt. ;

proved td...

John PIMIola .
holm& of amount for
—Filintiff, a nigher In Rawl,
mooed &fondant, fanned, a baker
but had withdrawn Hu mimosa es pe..
paid, Driendan.'s me& hoo• mold, sad Kr.
rid lit was a bad Gawk but Wry wished is hero • worths.
Li we anything should happen.--&durroal tor plidatiff
forthwith.
Abbott o. 00contbs.--anisa ft 7e. N. ter dionagil
of wide* 19a. woo odd info Ootri. had Ow aril
:Te.arseated. Plaintiff botethe Mee pelleese id„ sad meld theta at N. pow India, hoordiffst ho We &wag t but tletiodaell said the esevemitil in& Iht te Rey
plaintiff tho eatee !Mee that Ito roe ter thou. Ta
peahen eon Ise babe 4ves kr Wei ; aim