The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04 00:00:00

LOCAL. LAW. CA3218..

The local law mese of Waifs V. Rawlins and lard v.
Shn*Uo came before the Mester of the Rolls (the Right
Sir George Jesersi) at the Rolls Court on Towle,.
The filming/ in the Grid named action is • fanner living
at Bradford, neer Wiles:rue, and was represented by Mr.
I Ince, ;pc., sad another counsel, initructed by Kr. R. it
Tanner, of Wimborne. The defendant, who is • solicitor
arartiolni at wimborna was repeesented by Yr. Chitty
Mr. Nereid. instructed by Messrs. Looag a.aci
Pagel& This action was brought by the totnttaLthe
roam of his fathers property. at
e nst the indent, another mortgagee, who bad
to the Town Hall Company, under powers of
side IrVi mortgage It appeared that le 1171, whiles
the In
was acting puerally in the interests of his
("bar, amounts were received by him, and after oorrer
pastimes between the parties some informal eettlement
wea an. to, by width It appeared that the sum due to
lir. &mites for niversom was in exams M the amount
soagesd by the sale of the property, and • letter from the
plaintiff to the defeedeat was relied upon by the latter an
rm.ce of this. and also that the account had been
boaraosalstilia gm not the pectin..
amount tomdans pleatlror =esti
ended, although they to the effect that the account
had bent sm to ented both parties. The present action
nag brought by the plaintiff for an account to beats. of
principal, interest, and costs, and for that purpose •
summons at Chambers woe Dome Um@ ago taken out by
the plaintiff. The defendant opposed this summon on
the pounds above stated, and the matter was than
referred to the Judge for b
The second onion, that orAil. v. distene, was • claim by
Mr. Ford. of Marley. Wireboree, against the plaintiff in
the first 'mica, for principal and interest due on • joins
and several proadmory note made by Mr. Shemin ww..
and his two soma, in favour of Mr. Martin Basal. of
Rhaperick. The that note we. given in 1016. and renewed
in 1117, and it appeared that no interest had been paid
Inc. the renews/ Mr. Martin Small earkirsed the note
to Mr. Rawlins for value, and Kr. Rawlins endorsed it to
Mr. Ford, also for vales, in OvSobat RIM A. Porment
wag refused. • writ was lamed, and the wirnionos was
subsequently taken out by the *WM' to .te:
ethe deleodaate. Thin however, was and
amtaction woo re down far bessim in the
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ing with the Int mentioned action. It
btannatog- Mr. H. T. l'remusksu, of Poole,
tna sofa sod Mr. Chitty, c., rema.
theot pasties. de • counter claim had bees egged by
in. defe.de.is apiast Mr. Rawlins, altar the
auden had bra °Plod by council. • causultatit=
ma. by cammets decree Was takes for.. accoent
Witgambers. esabling Mr. Sheltie to p through the items
and garments alleged to have bees made by
I.:24—truna, awl Mr. Rawlins than crienated to pay the
debt and MOW LS Ford sad Shuttle. mike, witkie one
notak, Wifil uudersheading that if it was proved that
the funds were insalciest st the time the erne was
="is Mr. Yard Mr. Montle would re.nv him. The
Isled V. Sisals was thereuponad3wmsd f a
with liberty for the plaintiff to preserve his riailtte
the other mature end endorsers at the sots, and
action on fat hearing MOM the anangannont
go btu, was not carried out.
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THY MILITIA HNC.% IMPMENT.
Tba NMI Regiment of Mnitis iu•pected and
reviewed on Thumlay by Coke, boning, commanding
Mth Brigade depot. About 11 o'clock tbs regiment
meetered in heavy marchine order, and the oulonel
inspected the men and their arms and anountreineem. alse
the kits of two selected conipaniee. The band was means
an I played some martial airs during the inspection. sib. ,ieb
wa brought to a close by sun.gp&mming.. empounsa
under the commend of the junior sitcom The review
took place in the at Lemons, and the weather being fine a
large number of vie n. Th. regiment eta
drawn pp in line. a,:.: Co. r r• it the front centre and
the read in the rear, and a Colonel Homier rode on the
&renal he was received with the general salute, the band
Playing. The reviewing officer who was attended by
Captain Harmer, adjutant of ihe Do.ont Voltunteere. as
sideoleenasp, then inspected tli. ranks. The regiment
wan under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Hall.
and the other field Akers present were: Major
Harmer, and Brevet-Major and Adjutant Horn n •
regiment thrioe marched past the reviewing officer,
first in open columnn, by the right, with fixed bayonets.
renal were changed, no I the march Peet mu in quarter
column, by the left, with arms at the trial. and the minks
baring been again changed the regiment marched poet In
quarter column, by the right, at the double. The march-
ing peat eade very steadily done, and reflected credit on
the regiment no compenia were wheeled into line and
Cuthrough the manual sad piston mercies, by Major
Various evolutions were performed, end the regi-
ment then skirmished, according to the now regulations.
in • very ancient manner. Having charged at the double
the companion milled on their earlier% and company
squares and a battalion 'quire were formed. The reuiment
afterwards edvanced in line, in review order. with mins
at the present, the band Pieria& The 'evil"' lasted
about two hours, and the movements were for the most
Part exasedingly well done. In addressing the regiment
Colonel Henning mid he was a Donetahlre man, end
seam a) Years ago hie father was connected with that
regiment He had very greet pleasure in insomanx them•
and be moat my that, considering the short time they had
hem out, end the bad mother they had experienced, they
had done exceedingly well, and he should have very greet
41:rein making • favourable report The march Past
open column wra=rticularly well executed.
The regiment in undress uniform at half-past 10
on nide,' morn ng for routs marching. Maim Hall mas
in command, and Brevet-Major and Adjutant Hors wee
alio preant. Headed by the band the regiment marched
to Poole, which town wan entersd about 11 o'clock by es,
of the Wimborne-mad and Lougee. The regiment
marched through Endla-anvet, round the Custom-house,
and returned to the camp by way of legradisegtreeti
High-street North-street Tomurate-street. Isollgamts no
the Wimborneroad. The weather woe beautifully fine,
and the inhabitant, turned out in large numbers to see
the regiment parr through the town.
The reran +es broken up on Saturday, when the men
returned to Dorchester by special train and mere dia.
beaded. _