The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-03-21 00:00:00

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WITXOIITE.

COUNTY COUR?.

THOODDAY.
Brien Mr. Sariwint TINDAL.Amnon, Judge.
William Risley v. llsry Jane fimitit.—This warn a claim
against a widow of Portland; it had oaca been given
Aged her. but was now heard on a new trial. stashed
for bP Mr. Hooper. who new oho appeared for the 'Moe.
and said his allent's husband ea on Slh Y.trwy.
The skim was for goods supplied daring kis lit., and
whoa the are ouzo before the Rnglstrsr,,hs wee Akan by
surprise. and admitted the debt, which eras undoubtedly
owing by her late husband. The last gooda were supplied
on Nbroszy 14th. a week before his death. sad there were
DO assets. and no probate of to. via —Mrs. Smith said her
husband tart no smote, but owed rent at Me time of his
death and thire was not soacient to pay for it. She me-
thanol In lb. house; but the landlord bola the goods, and
tha Governor of the Prison paid for bar husband's funeral.
—Plaintiff mid defesulaat had staked she was in a hour of
010 a year. and Al; owed ; she wu in the habit of
AWng into debt said not paying neybody.—Tbe Judge
said • married woman merges her life Into that of her
husband, and • TNT unbars, merger it Is sometimes ;
but Ao cannot amine on her own amount —Verdict for
defenAt,

E. J. Brown v. W. J. Nut:in.—This woe • claim for
rent of • itZstatd loft, and to obtain poassmion, and
def sodas% the nodes to qui Welidord
appeared for tilf. sad mid the rotation wee whether
the meancy was quarterly or on 4 monthly. and plalatiff
sail It was only inosthly and del ea4sn6 ked no right to
hold on the prestiges.-1166 ledge sald the gametes udght
be whether the leseney .WIMI ready Wslcrd
that after deleadeat sae beim &flowed to have p
for 110010 Ulm fresh arrangement was made that the
tenancy should be monthly. at 13s. 41. • month. being an
increased rent.—Defeadaat dictated Ise did set know of
any alteratien. —Kr. Brown said La April, 111111, the rent
was changed from 30e. • quarter to ISt 41. • meth. sad
it was amused that • month's notice should be taken as
sick aids The change of Mammy took plain on the first
—The Judge: It was an ominous day.—Eatriss of
remit* were produssd, showing that the alteration
had bra booked. and • verdict wee given for plaintiff,
possession ia • fortnight.
061 pin v. limy dan Hinds —(Bus for rent of • cottage
mid garden at Freston.—Kr. George for plaintiff .—Willissa
Galpia said be let defeadant • 0041•40. Peden, and
premises from th• 18th October MB at lie .81 • smith,
sad the mid twelve =oaths' rest to October DAL—
Defeedeat declared she did not wee to take the house
till the 12th November, and that she paid a month Is
arenas She didn't want to pay twice.—The lodge: No,
there 1111111rong indispodtiosin Raginild to Pay twice,—
Plaintil agtaltata that. 'Mem& share waa an agreement
that Kr, Hinds pepto nava**. she didn't da
Dateadaat sttsegly protested that the pail la Maraca, and
produced the agromasatt which the lodge said she had
hemmed or hosed, eat provided evilest her tompfeg
fowls in the house. Did pp** do so is guldand t—Ames
t rittat gave tovidisme- of examining the receipts, sad
Kr'. made did act per In &dream—Verdict for
frild. with the costa of oaa wawa. to be paid ijk two
math/.

A DOCIOVI RILL.
Allan McLean V. Robert Martin wee a claim for Si.
for medical atteadauce ead medicine, 17 bottles, eupelied
to defeadant trots October DM Air. Rom sOlatrod ft,
plaletUf —Tee Jodp saw sow wool) woo dialled Par
Welt 1 In tbe pert where he oasis_ ft"' Zdattl_lalla..
charged for pinata In tbatolassentile In tt- • S. elm WM
looluded rawilcina —Dr. DcLeaa mid they charged wow&
awl 10 • itinewes Parities g this was for sewn visite and
17 bottles of otedlcine.—Te• Jades mkt Ibis we. amebic
Mauna* of the prof maks &hiding a claim until about the
11.. axed by the Stacpciv„Wiations ; In fact the whole
chits was barred by me wpm The man had pop as
week alter week, mouth alter mon* year al tw year
without a settlernest mama well Pe weeent bad
bow net Mowry twelmoistbe.—Thelealseaternined
some whim sad mid that dofeadant bad mot pieteded the
illetute; but that. had bap mato srou mamma as caw
elde or the other, and ho ahead ad allow defpdaat to
plead the iiteiste LiaiteiTii• pow. —Dritudatt said his
wife paid Dr. lieLaka la urs.—TheJedpe o7Ou ppm
that thu matimewe would make thasatil" "alga ihi4
book all yams.% In eaticipstion yews
beam t That would haw beta a trial-7
magramont
rberattir, sad if you With 1 sea..eceue to moth troinha
r they= taut an erigagglaa/M7 11ta.."1/11•404 bat
Go. mos&

AU.. Maws v. John Dobig.--Cisha for £4 lk—kr.
awns sprigged for plaintiff. Kr. Howard for doienilsat,
whew wife mote to the °Gogh —Yr. tisane sold the othor
side said two miaow wire made which pisintiff bad
sot glom credit for. bat if shah were so, the age could be
very wick shogiseed by producing the rereith—Defend-
sot was • member of • dab, the Olarsoll betaff (Or Wall&
saw in the wife, the woonat watmenced in 1875. and
Mr. Howard elicited that defendant paid to to ISM, whin
• quietism arose. tit* km that led occurred woo: these
sowirank there we no toedicine at stocadanga in MSS
Teis woman Math this she au supplied at various times
with • bill width she dicpossd, sad said the warded •
prow bill of pertacnkre, Dr. maws &awl thr to come
up to Ids house and they would pat Um wormat straight,
but the said Uwe won no pBl. 10 January sad no attend
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with when he aimed the book, aid sold—" It ts not
to So sae I orther.''—lir. Howard said doctors'
ball. aid theryers' bills win enough to miel•ed row WO.
end cletesdent wanted • detailed WI ; but sho wss afraid
to show plaintiff Ur bills, lest, es oho ow% the doctor
should shape his bill nooordisely.—Toe Jodos ; A woman
Is naturally easpieimm—(lniglier.)—W. Howard urged
Was Same Vas Dot so BMA ovnag so was oaargoa, sad
Dr. Mara admitted that an Wm of ls. ed. weii wrong.
—Alter • long wagainmion of books sad receipts, la which
Dr. liclosea mud the gator on the bills might oe wow
as to thus, hat the animists were oorrect according 50 th•
klithsri the Jodie mid there had Wee souse confusion is
the eataissad • clear miatelos as to on. payment' but
whets& the smooth owing was as it was put Three
obailsogidthenos most woo off, and s verdict mast
be given for £410.. SA—Mg. Hasa. .04th. rasa had over
£lOO • pm.; hit got lk • wok even when he wig 111, and
last yew 1. 104 Us pay, his wagon. sad his club money,
become Kn. Dokg 354 lb.i'o• peados' was Z4O •
year, and lar had home rent free and cods. —Mr. Howard
said in the Arm plow they had here • moo, who, lio:Laibas
to the books. peal his se they came ta. 1500 by War.,
and be asked his How& to Worms his wind d um
=at. until Deoember. IM9, so flood" of "7
arose between luta sod 'ha doctor—up 1, utrit
Period he bad Pod the donor everything. In 1879 he
weaved a bill of CS 104.—aari Ws. Dotal' would my that
Ws Al which eke paid la April wee toward* diet AS lk. On
inlp fith shs path lk, sad on January 7th 10s., so diet
she paid her low's bill except 10.., *hien by_some mow
.1.11 mumble awing. SW offered 51. 10.. to Dr. MeLwa,
which he Mewl load, on the aroma& taat 11,0_0 w"
more oaths. lake fres ready to pal, but ha would no.
tithe it. TAW 1k stood over, and noising wee odd aoui
the doctor claimed a within of on much. Sao kaew she
lug NU hlm gierisin mosey, and told bins go, and be said
—"You bring up your bills sad I will see r but Wu
repited—" No you wad pow bill to ow" It would have
bola better s the &nand bill had been mat; but the
cswee grew to the tall sinount and solicitor's wets. 11..
thought it would have bow bettor If the doctor kith taboo
£44.. thanding every thlag.—Ths J sage; Talcs • verdict
for £310.. and moth and toot will meet ths case.

July CUL

Joins Osborne C Wi tchsll am a clam of
£4 Jk for petatoes and damages is conesqueoce of &demo-
aers chectee bang ashonoered —Mr. John% appeared
iziratiatitiplsinrdiair !Mr. Howard for defsedom.—Ms. .t .ellide
macMr maims& a respectabit 'ass of
Vernon. who has brought potatoes Mr* for tale, sad In
November lad he creaked • quantity of potatoes Isere for
sal& H. beard delesdaat wasted potatoes, sad spoth
S. him about them, sad having.... ramose Is his polka
be ieft some with defesdaat is he dremed and tato& Too
lied • deal of about 10 bee at maser, and in ads, this
to. defenthat .411 mamas then, they were shot in his
own bags —Platutiil said he bad • few more in his cart
wita his apples, end delendast agreed to take two or tam;
sacks mote. Thrq were talus to defeadaat, who weigned
Inca, shot them In Ile own begs, but delenthst had not
though to pay is cask, sad &Imam; gam a *thaw which
I. said maid be cubed at the Wilts sad Dona Bask, for
Ms, sad the cheque was oohed at the butt at Crew.
WWII. • formal and teeksical objection was made to the
.151 01 the ewe at Orewkerse, altmego the same lodge
eat thers.—Mr. Howard: Snob obearvatieus are nut fitted
for a jury, Gad will way recoil on pousaf.-11.r.
ommissed that the comes wars dithosoured at Weymouth,
and the pisittlif was summosed, and bad to irkta
amount sad other charges to the (beware"
Piaui, therefore used defeathat for the amount esti
costs—Hl. Homer : The costa you can't recover. You
are sot justified in defesdiag as scam, unless requested
by the party sleeted —Mr. Joni& urged that as this
chops was lakes for the socornotodatios of defendeat, it
was similar to that of an sormamodatiou bill.—The dodge
Oh an I—Mr. Janie premed the matter ; but his Honour
was vary positive es the paint —Mr. Joiliffs coutuand
this was as oaths brought upon the dishonoured cheque,
and therefore an question of quality or othor one could
arise. Tbe parties had already paid Into Court • tom of
£3 an mann of the cheque, which was for 1.4 1d...
so tetelentees meld be about that; the lady qmstme
was whether they meld reamer this Mete *Leta was
out to In lea Creaks as County Court. And In urged
plaiting could ales movie the 5., charged for interest, and
In ociaseakm with the expanse of the dishonouring of the
theme Mr. Jolliet lucid that plaintiff bad ban Pet to
expenne in cossactios with the clime& anothimg to
about £2 —basis* Oebonts, of Merriott, ow Crellthase,
sad ha rtctired the chaps produced tram defendant in
payment foe goods supplied. Before he did so defendant
emoted out lin mossy. and fouad be bad not sufficient.
When he rtoeived the them" it was after banking boon
at Weymouth ; but this sent day h. preeented it tor Pa-
tent at the Wilts and Dona Bank at Oreaktrse, sod
remind cash for It; but afterward, found it waa die
honoured, and ht was served with • gammons from the
beak to recover the SA lie. and coats, which In Paid to
prevent further expense—TM Judge said be could not
beer soy aldose" tete the expenses which plaintiff might
bay* been put to is regard to 'wellies them at the County
Court, for these amid not be recovered. Plaintiff oneht
be minded to the sum shared by ths bank, sad as.
Marta ; but that was osly ld. in the or about la. dd.
Creameolood : Plaintiff bad a letter from the beak
mammy at Oreakerne that tth cheque was dishonoured.
and west and saw him, after which he taw Yr. Jollide
and pod the money, but he could not say wh•ther he sent
It to salami to reed.—lie was married, but his wife could
not read writiag.—Tbs Jodie asked plaintiff if he wished
him to bells,' he dad not bare tome ens to look attic his
betimes titian, and ire*led that be dn.—About Harem.
bee 12th, Mr. oeorgs Englarid's hUI, girl brought to his
house • sot& but he could not say whether the content.
were read to him or not; ha was not at home at the time.
He did have a letter from Mr. ltitobal etyma the
Potatoes wore not right,_ arid the chops' would not be
met. When be cease to Weymouth. be west to didsodant's
stores, and took with him • sample of potatoes which be
left, sad which were afterwards boiled in order for his
,to me their quality. They &Pound to be • fat omoole
and didasdant said he would take Wu begs at is. per sack,
but should want to sae them ares, and be did so. He
afterwards bought twe other socks, but did not say they
Inroad dark alma boiled, and were sot mteble. The
damns was sot gives subject to the potatoes being all right.
lie dicl not Mere thy lather from the defendant, OD Ur se
he knew, saying the potatoes were not of the slightest use
to him, sad that be wee to tthe then sway.—Ro.
examined : He took the climes as cash. He never agreed
with defendant to hold back the cheque until ha had
tried the quality of the pouttoes—Tbe Judd* said the
contention on the other aide we. tha cheque was given
subject to that condition, and if such was ths ass. then
Plaintiff was betted in honour to thou it beck until the
quality of the potatoes wan append of. —Hairy Ohms,
;Mann brot, said he was present what the deal took
Pam, and heard the conversation which meted between
plaintiff sad defendsat The latter had to pay SI 16‘..
but on counting kis mousy found he only had Si add, when
be " I must give you • cheque Osborne." Nothing
wet said as to the Maim not beith cashed until defendant
bad sees 11th. potatoes were good or not. He saw two
loth of baled potatoes in the earth the beet being those
from the last two sacks which had been delivered. Could
sat writo, lied beim so math tams before • Court of
jostle" that he could not mamba" bow tassy.-111b.
Howard detailed the sirauseithees. saying that the
sample produced Ant wm a very fair one, and
dareedent arranged to take tan sacks, if the
potatoes wen according to semple. Plaintiff than told
dassdant of another lot of two or term atom sacks, which
defendant also agreed to tabs; but the second lot boiled
gem onto, good. Nasal said the parson who cooked
had eznoked Ohs.; defendant did not bellas that, bat
agreed to try them ; if they were as good as thip drat, ha
would ham them, but If not, he would not. He gays
plaintiff the cheque on the under darling that if the
wagon were all right he would god the money at the
bent,' but, if not be would not be paid. Tot poutoss
werefouod not good, and the cheque was stows& it was
not dlakosoored, and defeedaet wroth to Pennff of this,
and °shores had rely to come and take thee" away, but
hit did not do so, and whilst defendant was sot same of
what was going no, as pretty a "cisme as ever had been
ferried out we. belng carried as behind Mitchell's back,
until at net he was put Into Court for £6 13.., the AA kis.
been' bean increased by taste to that amount. As plain-
tiff would not take the Poithies away, dathadost bad paid
4:3 Into Oeettlthe eeteePee not being more than Es.
a sack, of which ha had twelve ; but the plaintiff
could have than to take sway. The claim bad gone up to
ce He., and no doubt Mr._ bible slept upon it, for is
addition he shargad is. for Um plaint. and las solicitor.
oasts, so that defesthat found himself there'd a lie As
to the Minoan that he bed taken • technical objection
molest the OW being heard at Onawkente, the fact was
damdant would have had cessiderable exposes in his
sonata, himself, and withers" going to Orearbetne. and
he (Mr. Howard) wrote to object. The consequence
was ha was obliged to throw up the as.., and
toms other collator took the objection that them was
no jurisdictioo. His Honour: You are slaying Uwe slain
several timea.—Mr. Howard continued his reasons were
that In. expenses Wen of that nature they could not
recover from Other's& Mr. bah& had pat them in to,
IA iii. and his Hamm had ruled already that other
soaping' could not be ofissidered, except a small mm of
ls. Id for interest, and Way had already pad into
court £3 and 7s, the prOportionste amount of the mete '
—Mr. Jab& urged the meats, claim could not he enter.
tamed ; therefore the only question for the jury to-day '
was That was the arsoust of that cheque sad what was
the *tog setitled to Mayer se debuts's' on amount of
the cheque being
_dishosoured, which was, of course, an i
Injury to him Kithblia the defettdant, the
taraple of potatoes were bt by the mas asd boiled,
and found good. After he bought than the plaintiff
offend some more, which were sampled, and a sample
bawl, Tb. eec,ia sees* boiled dark and close, and
defendant told him to keep those potatoes, as the sample
was not good, when Osborne aaa—" Thom potatoes are
sot socked," =Wog them with a knife. He also said they
were smoked, and af tarwards he was vine to pay in calk,
but looked up and taw the that, and taw that the potatoes
wen sot right, when he sold—" I'll are you • chinos,
sad if the potatoes are right vou'll find the cheque right,
but fAs you won't. Next morning be hied the
aad found than still black, and then be went to
rotabstZt et • Weymouth sad told Mr. Devenish that a
chigoe was mono( there, and that ht meat wed It back.
—Altar an immense mectuat of dinjute, Mn. Jolllffe was
inked If he meant to anstegarethe the witness, and the
Judge than said "Orms-examise him,"—He ladnillt•ri not
Meth' said in his letters anything about the dens*
befog given on a cooditioe.—le the courts of • very
Isolthl mast of arguments, that learned gentleman were
of merle usable to agree as to the proper courts to tie
talcs& —Ma Honour suggested the bass thing to do would
be to dlackarte the jury until Hr. Howard could he beard
on the counter claim: but Mr. Janie objected to that.
However, the Judge said he had struggled to bays the
case brought to a lamination ; it was not ready to he so
brought until the counter claim could be bead, se as
salon would still be Impending over th• Valenti, and
eocoOlnitly he did adjourn the ow, leering the quaff .e
of cane of the day to be conalikred at the time of trial.
writs awe.
Waasnwravare. —Last Thursdaf *tsetse II rector,
Rev. H. O. Pigott, Pay Room, keg fal several
inhabitants of W yke, met at th• schoolroom, St Paul's,
and presented a tin sad gaffes sena, to the Rev. F.
S. Fortier, who has been curate three years, but hes
accepted the living of Chipping Camden, Oloticestor-
shire. About SO was very soon collected when the
Idea was started, and even than lane subscriptions
were not soospted.—ln the course of his remarks,
Mr. Polly Hoopoe stated there are 119 houses actually
completed in St. Paul's district, sad a bander is about
to Start the feedlot of 19 booms more.—Mr. Forster's
serv:ces were deservedly eulogised, and the rev. gentle-
men risplisd.—Mr. Drayton iPialhilY acknowledged
Mr.
_Ponotorr's kindness to the choir, and said is
WrbltaitY WWI ths abase. of that Crei;ebearing opirit
which wore too pedant swag sorbs clagrateu had
made him a Irked in every member of the choir.
Mr. Forster was also a warm advocate of the Tem-
vement, wit' ch is wanted very badly at
Weryre,s movement,
to teach self-ocatrol and providence
in the fishing sewn.

W.Liggthi.
SureennifiDelre Remorse'', Dtrrucr. 14b4
ogioial Lando* Gamma of Friday lae*, 17th inst..
oiateins a aotitleasioa that "Th. lil,Oon Ohara."
situate In High-oteeet, g wilido the above
dietriet, hes bees duly the solsoaisOkla
tie* of sinians.