The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16 00:00:00

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—Mr. Han asid bs had aaver objected be Mr.
Brun hPrifitabeaf, ofitaay way interfered wish
him. Thu istiatibiob or railway coll4aa, WOO
quite &se fide —Mr. Devessiab 'aid he bad sever
voted either eae way or the other on matters con.
neaboi with the railway.—Mr. Mikis onadd.r.d
that the disoussioa wMviry isopportium "Lao
duntiaeloa on the toothiest Ara 61111ftd.

lioallo of ilult.ttl.
The d rat tmeinees airs txt admits', for • Surveyor
under the Local Bard of Health.—The Mayor read
the usual form of advertisement in mesh oases, after
:owilkpuhtMltir. rhiree -11A—M•iti'llItifolliZar"eyldwni7ltreih.thdewltinialt
lit ended toitive. Movenish i,mtritel that ,lic
salary yrld9i they garb odid nAt itch •
man Si wt l waited. A sure eye otiglit not to
bays less than 0230 or KM a-vele-11r.
Drew considered that the B.Jard ought not
to require their surveyor to 101'e uP
ts /main 01 KU Who o. his males.—
r. Dairen% retharked thit if Lowiiian vas to
aPPIy fr the °dice again, he should not be *1 .11
surprised if the Board were not to elect hini.-0°
the proposition of Mr. Ayling, aecoudod by Mr.
Drew, it was resolved that an advertisement should
be inserted in the looal newspaper., an,' in the
Bidder, fora surveyor, striking net the words in the
old one devoting the whole of his time," and also
inserting the amount of salary%
tits tupLic
The Mayor BSO/tined that it the list meeting of
the II aril they pal not power to colors. male
bathers 1.. wear dpiwers, but they hail now to.
prove o an addition to the bye liwe ol tie btrough.
whieh wotil4 ensible them to do so. This enacted
that any male penoll fter eight o'i.h.rdt in the overe•
ing loun.l bathing in any part .1 the borough, with-
out wearing drawers or some other dram, would be
guilty of an indecent exposure, and liable to a penalty
not exceeding 20.. After a slight diectuvion this
was agreed upon, although Dr. Coucher wished lir
betheii to be dispelled to *eat drawer, at all hours.
—The Board then transacted some minor bustards,
After *bleb tile meeting broke up.

C kNVORD.-Bir tear Gae.t, 6.ti, lii bp,6
antena no large party at 14. rrsidsnes
ha pasa week. Tnene I.,Ve 1.. c., na
allaket,metaltes held lop the tali
fll. Zingsri L • 16
gfan pio!. 4... e. 16 Whs. • qe. laq. II rirld
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lug ettooesSful throng a. de knelt 1.16.,
the Earl .4 6h.ttothory. and 1•••,1111. Constance and
Viatona A.hlry. helm teen ei.itine euring the week.
nu Tours lay night then, tog • danatotte, and no
Friday a lamp ball wonad op the eateetnio nen' s of the
*Nit. r. grata' Cliluilpion Braes and Qnadrilla Band
*as ongipt

BTURMINBTER.—Prrzr Sgemoza. August 8111.—
Before 11. 8. Ytatuan, John Hubey. M. Willi m., and
£l. Beer, Sam- Hobert Bugs. of L.ndotorelane,
fltalbridge, was summoned by Mr. Thomas Kass', of
Gibbs Marsh ?min. of ths glee parish, for an satanlt
op the itch icatt—Mr. Gm, probated, and Mr.
Chllty deferldel.—lt appeared from tie evideltee that
the defendant's hen* was (tined on the day la question
on I.iid in tadamthatlou Of the compLolama, who, With
the id 1 one ef his Men, slated it for the rMipoila of
impoonditir. Tho defondsat attempted to rescue the
animal, sod a imuMe ensued, when the de-ondant kicked
Mr. Kennel • a lent sal smart blow on ihe lower port
of his body, from the effects of which he hod been
suffering ever sinoe. —Mr bong, surge..., of galbridge,
proved the nature of the injury—The Bench eon.
elden.d the defendant hod committed a gross vault,
and ',atonal him to Iwo moth,' hard I,,henr,
the 01,000 .1 paying a Ans.—Tao defendant we.
summoned for assaulting Oar& Detroit at the e.me
time and place, but in this else the ibeofh on') lonKsel
• ntopina Ilne of Is. slid gobs, or 7 days' hard lab .ut.
—Jana linshall, of the Old Oz Inn, Sniff assume,
*as summoned by t.liief-flais rinten.lent Hammond for
Mainz at.. unjust mart men- tare. in his p e-es4ou oo
the 311th Julf.—Tne daeodoutl wife, Room. ed and
et.. 6.1 that Oh. bald not acadiat for this di. thiency.--
:Superintendent Ilammond said this was th.. bra ollenes
of toe kind against Mr. Cabal], who was load 4a, and
11, Itgre —Joha Frond.. of tituradustor, wee aunt-
mourol by the Saperintendent of Polo", for being drunk
awl riotous in the town of Sturiniustor on Sunday, the
2111 h July.—The defendant pleaded eu My, and was
fined and oats, or 14 dnya Mil!ee. of
Eltourson Caandle, we. iunittned by the Some offieer
L.r being datilk ti A tld mens that till.ne a.. the W. h
July. —The detendont did not appear but the arab,
of the summon., and the cage boring bail folly Koval,
the Bauch ape. d a Ilno of 10.., sod 90. 01e.'., or 14
dark The money was *A.—Jaime Howe, of
:Minim/stone, woe summoned by Elwin gamy, of the
sitter plea?, for an slattli on 11. e sth Utt —Mr ChiVy
Mita:a for the econololnant. —The defendant adootted
lasing 3licsey "• smack on the bad," and the Bench
told lrm th-t he must pay • Rae of 10s., and is 6.1.
seas. or go to prison for 14 dap, giving hint • month to
pay the One.

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BLANDFORD. Boaouott Pouts, Monday,
August 6th. —Bsdore the Maier and F. T. Johns,
r.q..-Edvnird Painter. of Minitel', wail charged with
iessiltiog P.C. Moore Whilst in the etectition of his
duty on the previous Sunday. —Complainant stated
that be wds itt front of the Corn Exchange, and had
his attention done to the conduct of the defendant
by Mr. Williams and Mr. Ball. He is. Painter.
who was the worse for liquor, first go int. the church,
and then he came towards the Ono Exchange.
where the oingregation were assembled for worship.
lie said be wield kave LIM puns oat of his pulpit,
and used violent language. He went to him and
sucoeeded in getting him out, and whilst opikeite
Mr. lawronce's the defendant became violent, and
refused to go any farther with him. Ile eventually
succeeded in getting him near the police-cell in the
Pluck., but t here the defrodaut became more
violent, and suddenly qpraug at him,
bold of his winker*. —I" eortuboration , of kln
etettindibt p dioe-constalie *ailed Mr. W.
Wills, who stated that about 20 minutes past eleven
on Sunday he heard • row in the Plicks, and on
going to the gate of the Work iug lieu's elun-romn,
be saw the defendant striking the constable, who
used great forbearing, towards bin —Charles
Berton also corroborated the otostable's evidence,
and am Beach seedisnied the prisoner to two mouths'
With bud labour.
CoOhTv Cover, Monday, August 8. —Before E.
Everett, FAq.. judga—There were between 40 and
60 plant. entered, but the following are the only
ones which came on for bearing:
Kuight v. Oakley—Claim £l6 IN.—This can
was adjourned by his Honor at the last Court day,
when as applioation was made for a judgment
onutuons to issue—Mr. H. T. John do* ilppnied
for ale plaintitl.-I'he siidende web' tel aloft that
the defendant botroin a sum of money boos the
plaintiff, which, with intermit allowed, amounted to
t6O, signing a promissory note to pay the amount
by quarterly instalments of £l5 each. The two
din he paid, but refused to pay the third, alleging
that the plaintiff bad not eomplled with the (ha.
ditielus named, by not pajing Certain tradestnen%
tulle be owid. —The defendant acknowledged that
be on in th, reinipt of d pellion of 190 a-year for
services in paid quarterly, the payment Of the
oast being doe on the 30th September—After
healing Ctrs defendant's statement, his Honor gave
judgment (or the amount claimed, £9 10s., to ha
paid on 30th September, and the remainder on the
31st December.
Monekton a J. Adams. —The defendant in this
case was 'GM:toned to sho* cans why he should
Pot gin dp pension of a mein public-hone and
moons stinted at Child Mon, ind Afr
£7 10a. for rent. -Mr. H. A kinion Sip for
the plaintiff, and Mr P. T. Johns Le tite eeh t.
The house and premises in question had been first
let by lease to another person, the 000ditiona
which were that the porwisi n was to coin.
mane. au the find January, 1861, at • yearly
rental of Lid, • halflearly otide to vitt to be givim
00 litlitr ader the boils and preen's, efterwards
paned into ate possemion of the dot-nut, *ho *ad
served with a now@ to iris on the 20th Jam, led.
—The /moment was prtidden in Conk., die plain-
tiff 'dot sing Ennis, nd called a man named
Huffe,er o deomd that he an Soiled it as theattess
ing witena—Mr. Johns objected to its beieg renl,ss
is was not stainped.-111r. Allkiesso, after anoints'
the document, agreed on behalf of his client to pay
the penalty and registrar's fee, an also the con of
stamping, and herbal :in an redid the agreimont.—
Me plaintiff stated t defends& took poissidos of
the premien on the July, Isdl, and decanted
to hold pennon, sod pay tho rent half-yearly op to
the 22nd January lam. He (plaintiff) wenn to
get rid of his tenant in January, but found be cooki
not, and • notice was served upon hint to quit isa
the 20th June 1663. With this notice he had sot
complied, zwii.lter had he paid the last half-year's
rent. —Mr. Johns contended that it was perfectly
cleer that his client eel to quit duly in Jannsa7, aisd
thn a Prieto", hall-yeat's tunic% Was
according te the terms of the agreement. Wish tab
view of the can hie Hone agreed, pointing out that.
though the defendant was not the party wise
originally held the Ines, the terms of it were binding
on both plaintiff and defendant, from their bee
signing the agreement annesed,in which the terms of
the original scressosat were embodied. Mr. I
Atkinson mid if that was his Honor's view he could
not proceed further, and then pat in his claim
for the 10s,, half-year's rent duo from Janney.
1864. —Mr. Johns WM of opinion that, as ate plain-
tiff had failed to recover poeseesion, and the °lain ,
for rest was joined in the same summons, the ePPI
cation could not be grated.—His Honor' boerevelr,
ruled *thermion —The plaintiff then proved that all
rent had been paid op to January; but that the
half-year doe in Juno was not pail—He was sub-
jected to a close eninination by Mr. Johns, •lio
endeavoured to show that the rent bad been paid,
and that plaintiff had given a reoeipt for it with
other items charged in the bill The matter was,
however, made clear by the plaintiff stautg that he
gave defendant two receipts.— one for rent alone, and
the other for balsas of snow For beer and rent in-
cluded. and his Honor gave judgment for the
amount claimed. To be paid in 7 days.
S. Davis,. Richard Hood.—Cletin 85. for
rent. —To be paid in 10.. monthly instalments, first
in 14 days.
flarriett Blandford v. Jane 'Ans.—Claim 10s. 64.
for boon rent. —Order is. per week, first instalment
in 14 days. _
Jobn Reed v. 11, Riggs. —Claim £1 Is. 4.1. for
labour. —lt appeased that thoiliandeat had received
from. his owe sad the plaigtifrn sang the nap,
due, but that be had- ma. sten 74. ofU.
-`afendant admitted the den, het aid he hodi
• qtuallf, owl ofert4 iiiiat•put 11.1114
01411446 Ws Wow Ile WWI 41.6