The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-21 00:00:00

B. RUMAT/ V. GRAMS RIGGS.
This wee • dam for £2 2a, balance arising out of
five quarters' rest.—Verdid for the plaintiff —los. •
mouth.

BOIMIT GUPPY V. Jilin! WILISHIZI.

Mr. Arthur Lock appeared for the plaintiff, and
Mr. M. Q. Weston for the defog:Amt.—This was •
claim for • half-year's rent.-11n. Guppy, wife of the
plaintiff, eald is April last year they wore residing at
Sydling. befeadant rented a borne of her husband at
an annual rental of £l5. In November last year •
year's rent was due. The first halficrar was never
settled. She had groceries of them and some of the
rent was settled in that way. but s :me was left, In
April she was leaving girdling. and there was • half
year due. Site then found she owed £8 10s. for
groceries, and on that account she made out and mat
to Mn. Wiltshire • 'weird for • hall-year's rent,
expecting to receive £l, which, however, was not paid.
Tts• seat balf.year's rent, from April to November,
had not been recsived.—ln reply to Mr. Weston, Mn.
Guppy said she bad not asked the defendant to allow
the grocery aroma to stand over until the next rent
became dos Nor did she writs • letter to that effect.
(& letter was then handed by Mr. Weston to the
witness, which she acknowledged to be her hand-
writing. In this letter, wbiob was written to the
defendant, she said My husband wished me to tall
you that he would leave raying you the bill you sent
him, if you don't mind, until your rent is due next
Honour: Hod you forgotten that
: Quite.—Hl. Honour put it to Mr. Lock if
that was not suflicieat to close the case.—Mr. Lock
(to witness): Was the suggest,on In that latter acted
upon !—No.—Notwitbstsoding this incident, which
the Judge or:addend was very serious, the Cale
orations& —After further orcenensednatioar Mr.
Guppy was called, and ,aid when they were leaving
titers was half-a-year's feat due. There were grocery
accounts between the defendant and his wifie,""a
after they were settled there was El due to him. Get
the night before they left be went and asked for
the El. Defendant's wife then said they would find,
when things were made straight, there were 144. or 15e.
due to him (defendant.) The next morning he and
his wife again saw them, and Mrs. Wiltshire abused
hie wife very much, and threatened to throw her
In the riven—His Honour: Did you not know yonr
wife hal written • letter, asking the grocery *COMA
to stand over till the oast balf year's rent was due
Witness : Nn,yout Honorn.--Crom-examined by Mr.
Weston :—Before this disturbance he had always ,
been paid his rent regularly.—For the defence Mr.
Weather said the rent te April was 'Med in hard
cash—The defendant was celled and said he wan a
grocer sad carrier, reading atfiydllng. He had rented
a house of Gloppy, and had paid his rent regularly.
Lest April Mrs. Guppy came to his house for the rent.
He paid her a 10,- In gold, and the gave him the
receipt (produced.) His wile was present wh-n the
money was Paid, at that time Mn. Guppy owed him
a grocery bill, and prior to that he had a latter mkinr
the grocery bill to stand over till the pert rent
became due.—Mary Wiltshire, wife of the defendant,
corroborated.—Cresaexaminad by Mr. Lock: She
kept the accounts, and sometimes entered moseys
received and paid. She did not eater the L 7 104. paid
for the rent in April.—Tbe Judge said this was one of
them eases which, but for the letter which the
plaintiff's wife swore she had not written, be should
have reserved for • jury. It was • moat painful
case, and, looking at all the facts, be felt bound to
eve • verdict fee the defendant.
RODZIT GIORGI Mass v. D. Z. 11•11112101.
Mr. T. Combs appeared for the plaintiff. The
claim was for £lO for 19 head of p ultry sup-
plied by the plaintiff to defendant in December loot.
Pagandom& admitted having received the poultry, hut
elated he had paid for them, and produced a receipt
for the amount, which be alleged to be in handwriting
of phial& Hibbs was called, and swore positively,
alter being mintioaed by his Honour, that the noeipt
was not in his haadwriting. The teemed Judge ad.
jounced the saes for a jury, and warned the parties
that which ever party failed to make out his case
ARA Indian clergymaa, rejoicing is the euphonious would be gent for one for perjury and the
name of "Bashe.go.wl-nroona," which, is luterpreta. other for forgery.
don, is 81 A Man of tbe 81q." preached at AU Sante'
Church on Sunday morning lest, In old of the funds of
this Mr. limitable made an applisallon to his Honour for
Onsarretriglswias „ming a public sasating was had direction in the matter of COOOUI In liquidation. It
at the Alington Hall, when there sass very numerous appeared Mist". lkokr and Cflm" were "Minted
attendance. The Beam of St. Peter's, Bev. T. W. trustees to the estate, but, although the matter had
s
...I[2ll)B°°cuoeld the chair, supported by the native bola woos._ it.they had refused to sign the usual re
no.reeagarced (whose C anD we ame port for ute .as
arge of the debtor. Mr. Creech was
Is Jambs), and the Rey. B. /Adios, present, end they had DO objection to alga the die-
(lgaesinsneww). A hsua haying base sum sad prays, charge if they should be exonerated from all tarpons('
offered by the Rev. It. LUDLOW, MHO would red upon him. and Mr. Creech then er-
ns Rev. Pisialtas, is his opening speech, said he Plowed bi. willingness to dew his debtor's release.
was ea" they would all be IMAM toesr their friend Re rtrimars.
from also, wbo OILS as a stranger from a stra onge
laad, but fellow Quietism were always friends, and `n "Mir Mr. al. Cm.* the trust"' WM
if the, loud the same Berk. and h. the awe senunoned for heels( neglected to render the required
heavenly home, and the woe heresed Christian hop., amount, for which neglect It was stated he might be
then they seset he omit mere than friesids_thet, met committed. Mr. Ores* said be would do all that was
as senses possible, and his Honour made au
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mi.adthaireo required this afoot to awed our a month.
land, they maid todintsed biro Isliow(lAtias. arrucasor.

TM —Motion woo carried, and the procoodinP
tormlested with tho usual votes of *ado.