The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-05-06 00:00:00

BLAXDFORD.

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"CM COURT. Timilar.—Bilord his Honour. Yr.
Lifruy.

E. 11. Smith, tailnr, of Woodford, v. .1. W Quirk,
*moon, ti nide Ail Sainte. —A claim of £3 10.. r.
W. 11. A..arieon apple:ad tar ilefeniant. and c011i...1"
red, fm ivotairuents f .CI a month.
W W. Ilarnett, tailor, of Sturtuinster Newton. v C. S.
164.• Printer. of the same place. —A claim of Li ISt, for
a suit of clothes, and there was • sat. £2 19.. for
wiulial.-11Mendant admitted the elairn, and Mr. W. E.
Brennan& who appeerod for plaintiff, contended that the
011arta7 of the Wesleyan Day &kind' lot which plaintiff
u ecommliteeman) was liable for the printing; but defeat-
dant proved that it wee ordered by plaintiff and sent to
IV,. and his Honour set c one amount against the other,
pluatiff to pay met.
William Ifamniond, •hookorper. of Illandfced. as
•Icnilor of the late John Warren, baker. of 141. i lingstonr,
• William Shepkeed, sawyer, 61 Shillingstone. —A claim
of LI 3s, Id, for bread which defendant admitted, but
mie the deceased owed bins LI 7, el. for Arewocd.
Parkin( bed no knowledge of the set-off, het his Monocle
eiss 'Wafted with the defendant's *eidetic', nod sat of !
• an. hill soi mot the other, each to pay his croni roe..
Thom. k,wland, bootmaker, of Sturrniaetar Newton.
• !tiun Moore, blacksmith, .4 the value DiAber.—A
chin Ile 61. for • pair of hoot• which was odeo,to.d
tef delendsat. who paid ss. into court, and pleaded a Dot-
y' el7t 61. tar a leg iroit—liie Honour imire judgment
w defendant, witheut cuts.
‘''.oarks Migluma, outfitter, of Illeadford. r. William
idd, ahoy of the Lane plaer.—A claim of 9,91 which
he I trunour ordered defendant to pay in instalments of
61, • wk.

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Luna rot PRI/01141. Indougg.-11stry Dicker. wife of
Alfred Welter. of Minors* Ht. Andrea, e. George White
Lisei Henri Smith, ter...youthful carter,. of the an. Risco.
—Piontãdelaloied frons each f the defendants asi
deism... for oereetaal jails award by their negligence.
—l(r. W. II Atkinson appeared far pialotiff., who olt •ted
Hot on the gm of Illareb, &brut • quarter to dye q'cl•fek in
thee/reedit& ilte asses theroad between Abbey Milton and
Hamm, and saw a hero and drill and • bores and done-
Plat eggeosehing bet at a furious rate. Wttite tru re the
shafts of the drili and Smith co the box of the drill; bet
Weems we eso la Aso of the putt The nine wes

tied to the dunes. is that defendeate had no control over
the hones. The horse in the putt wee not faatened to the
drill; but there wee • third hone tied to the beck of the
putt. The defendant. seemed to be the worse for drink,
and they were shuuung end singing She called to them,
and got close under the wall by the aid.. of the road; but
Wm wee knockyd down be the drill, the wheels of which
went over her body, and the second bores trod on her.
screamed, but the defendants did not stop the hones.
She we. injured a greet deal, and for three weeks shts
could not do any work, and the bruises were still vielble.
—Albert Arthur Holloway, son of the wroth' of police at
Milborn., gage corrobigadye evidence. —The defendant
Smith said his uncle wad working by the Mde of the road
wait a wheelbarrow, and plaintiff WY talking to him.
She ran to the wrong side of the rood, and got under the
drill through her own fault. His uncle told her not to
erne the road. White was holding the reins of the horse
In the drill; but be hadn't time to pull op. He was in
charge of the putt, and was riding on the drill holding the
reins of his horse. The defendant White told the is...
story, and said the women got off the ground and swore
at them. and said she would make them way for it—His
Honour told defendants they ought to think themselves
lucky they were not at the Lam., taking their trial for
manslaughter, as the woman had a narrow escape Irma
being killed. He thought the liana NMI cleinsed were very
moderate, and defendante would each have to pay Jal ead
Cacti, in monthly instalmente of Sa., the drat in • fort-
night.