The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-27 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.

111011 DAY.
(114ono Yr. SELICANI TIIIIML•ATICINSON, Jnate

• Hamer It $., at,r,ot three tour,. but the rams
hear Irrre 0.4 of morn general laterert or importance
(the time bring chief): 000apied in i..nl argument.),
ere pt %be delle.ry of a lengthy juigmaut by his
H

--ti.n-e",:t the minor es e. tn‘y he (laded at • caution to
thole rather toosharp India dale. who sre Mien to be
m-t with. A ilna—tbs• ela no need to site reca-a-
-03..1i a endow; for th- bastes of an sec runt —Th-
dale dant, it apro,red. hal ••ct • ch.q le for a mon
mmethiat like la under the 111110411 i ala md. ant on
th- fae• of di- c •qu • had w-IS a "is pa. most of al
&tumult." TO* Mtn ecretrbd the thews.., prft ii hitt
th ir own ore mot, hut ertmer'edred it at " roes Tea on
Count.' Tony now .ought to ri e.sir the h I dace.-11 s
/loom, at oar; told the a laiwiffe they c .ald a 4., ibis
Their loan are t have ret used 'he eh quo They c efirl
not imp ••• • con Mimi up a • cotditi be foes'
the .lefend•nt. but deelon-d tool o • ?oak..

hi .irdlt-r mad eye it trinsir..d. ditiontia,
w.ut t a sae a d basest n tine • to, I. It was no.
stated be anima had Nita eat-red 'or t • De•by.
. . . .

A ea. . ar.sins not of the late 5 h of Nortoiber--,r
r.t ~r # ..emou.tratina—wa. that of Bliv.iinnrd •
B 0.11 —Plot ff el.imet of 1.. d.teadaa! .C 8 lib. for
fir- aka, & D.fro fan. w.. s-er t .ry to 1.. missies.
a. .teed by Hr. bat peid ***** one
el—, b t d..iined to pair hi. el-nt. U. bort sta•ed at
the Is.t •ort that be ts.d £2 8.. in hand. whirl ha
'mull nand over, ant as Kr... as he henp.l In the rest
the o .hoolt nave it. I.lpou th.t tbe ease was with-
d•awn, h.t he hat eine raw away, and hid Dot paid
antllus.--ffidgmeat for pave sot nil days.
Re .lose. Kni.hr. lbs h.ukropt came up for public
tzeinittetion. He woo .upp.i.el by Hr. B. Alitridre,
11r. Tre•saion app-Nring for th. truetaea Hr. Trersaion
dit no oiiiret to the hatitiopc'o peados, if he would
un.l...uk.t 'bead ••er hi. Thisbe asr.sdt? do
. . _

R. Wilbws Seer+ n I. In this case, where it bed been
p °vet •on of £214 had been wild the bankropt,
trivet he denied ell-r begins received, hi. Honour said,
litre at all the tire wornness"( the cam, the character
Of the evidence by which the con accounted for his
silly to advance hi. I itimr money to buy two lionise
ant a waziou by twilit, he had made on • rim, curl-,
It was • cam which amply afforded the court grounds
for ordering a promeution.
The CUI, Of L‘.,..11C1 T. Rowe, wet • semewhat
mulieri,oncia.:lthouttherithwir Dot
,fone lanto
uttlietnitt
benaoine oil of the defearidiltu,"and the plaintiffynow
claimed It as Hill, who appear id for his.,
..k.l for in ad lournment —Mr. Travers., for the defend.
ant. mid the plaintiff was an uncertiboated bankrupt.
and this wim • mere speculative action. He hadn't •
'feel* Posulof ha own, and of he lost hey would not be
able te obtain • eines farthing. He thought the ni•intiff
ahniil.l be r. qui,. d •co give to the curt • pr per suarantes
for the coats—Hie 11.00 Or Maid he could net do that —a
course of scion like that would prevent an insolvent
man trotu ohtaining his right..

A DOCTOR ADA DIPSOMANIAC.

Norris v. Powell —Thia I. an action dir arid to he tried
In t by the II,j• 1 airt .4 Justice under the initb
itt n. 4 the 19 and 40 c. lin The sum claimed in
the tit ILI 14.. for medicines, goods supplied. and
ill./ pail o lho nee of the defendant. In this case
ku llotiour delivered a lengths j idsment, in whit'. be
found a verdict for the plaintiff for £l5 Or. Ild.
Tiw see of Pelt p. Rohner, whirl promised to wove
almost aft interminalde one, canoe to • happy co...dodos
to. lay. The plaintiff claimed of the defeadaet £95 13.9%.
for lepairs to • house which be had rented of him and
which he had agreed t • Ire..p in r poir.-11r. Travers sass
for the pinotlff, and Kr. Trevanion for the defendant.—
Tte cage had Men before the Court some five Motes, end
three mp trate jorim Save Men empanelled for It. Now,
at • to4-selion of his Noooner, die paities agreed to a
14dgment for half the amount sot d for.

BLANIDPOID.
BONC./..4 MINSTRELS visited our town on Monday
escning. and were fairly patroniee I.
C OINER owrig floung.—ln connection with this
under. airing and 'niched to the building or adjoining
thereof. his just been opened • home or Waphal for
special surgical canes, with a propirlv uuslified norm,
ann oucwe.ry adjuncts for such. This building le of
the Ron. Miss Portman.
Special, Smtvices are still being held in connection
with tt e East-street Will Mission, awl Mr. Bain. an
evangelist from London, and • favourite in Blandford,
is iecorinz large audiences nightly. On Tuesday men-
inx the children attending the Sunday School in con-
aecti with this Owe of sw rshith were entertained
t • cw.ital tea which wee thoroughly enjoyed by the
yowh ul recipient.,
Itteutr Of VIZ FLOOD.—Tbe Eagle Tavern, in
bam.ry Court-beset, bad • near wasp. of • great
cra..ll 1.101 week. It amine the unusual height of the
sprits:4 this year has nape I water to appear in the
(Ala.. of this hon'elry, and this bee pe effectually undet.
mined the scanty foundation of h use that the
cellar wall gave way, awl hal It not been for a firm,
I mod cider mak in the cellar, which kept up a iir loci-
tat beam, it Is probable the whole, structure would
ass come to the ground. - -

BOROUGH Pomo, Toewlay.— Before the Mayor and
Mr. S. Aabott, four young men of Sandford, named
Carter, Blew-Hord, March, and Bikini, were charged
With bdog drunk and disorderly in the Market-place
on the prevb.us Saturday night.—Mr. Atkinson
delanded.—P.C. Frampton deposed that defendants
r.me into the market-plane 'free& but on being
asked not to make a disturbance, they &dated. They
!it?" Paal•d OD Into Weet-street, where the meet
w'rderie jun of their conduct occurred.—Mr.
Atkinson °Mantel to any evidence being taken abut
West-street, or any other part of the towo, as the
defendants were eurnmoned for disorderly conduct In
the NI irket•place.—The policeman then gave eel DboCei
that they return-d jut . the Market-place, passing
thmueh it into Sastatreet, then back again, pawing
through the Market-plasm four times In eIL No
'Pe66O diem* was apparently tenable for the Market-
place, arid, is jr. Atkinson objected to admit evidence
In any other portion of the town, the Town Clerk
admitted the validity of this point of law, and the
magistrates dismissed the charge,. cautioning 'I/
deleadoots for the future.