The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-13 00:00:00

PA.II-UALID 11/41/11-0111CI /001 D.

Woe by the £r ow aeyeew.
A. r (1) Crow—J.C. Ctiarleca, G. Rolla, sad W.
Ke-.ne (col). _

(2), H. Mitch*Lou, J. Houmall, and T.
811uP (cox).

OALLiT WIZ roa .1011015-01011 1001110.
T 0,.. urows cAnyeted, the Conksi giving up In
coa.equeuoe of the foal WI hate reourcted suave. The
malt a..:

--lieds-11.), KR Als (stroke), F. Everitt, J. Junes,
F. Sharp. sal J. (. Guarico* (cox). Time 12cous.
Gambits (2), L Fleet (sirote), A. Stokes, C.
Kectunish, Hitigh Keene, awl U. West (co 4 rime
lOsece.

--ar;deri-e-:(05-,. W. Hayward (.troke), W. Wheeler, W.
Yang, C. Aferrick, sod J. Itidout (cox).
Tow warns rm.! reps
The pumeediugs c.welteled with a procession of
boat., belong,ng to the (dub, several members addint,
a grotesque gaiety to the 'cane by appearing in timely
cuetumea.

PETTY 8E8.910118.
THDILIIDAT.
jire.,mt_tho Mayor (R. Aldridge, .q.),R G. Curtis,
A. BAIA. , W. S. Willi to, 11. Farmer. and F.
dty Hag, E re.

The Block Bear fro- cn treorde King to Mum Jena
Dimmer; the Britannia from Edward Hopper to
Frederica Brown; the Sailor's Home from J. H.
Brown to E hopper; the Three Crowns ho ui J.
BALI to Job k•trey.

0070005 RILICF.
An application was made by Mr. Trevanion lit
behalf of a man named James Stint—a name to it hie
tiers ,aal appearance by no means! belied. It was made
under the 271 h section of the 4th of William iv., nap. 76,
and the purport of It was that the magistrates could
grant the applicant outdoor relief to the amount of
2i.61. per week.
Mr. Trevanion stated the facts were these :—.Btout
was an old inhabitant of the place, having lived hers
for the bait 34 years • for 17 of these he had regularly
paid bit rates. He gad bee, allowed by the Guardians
26. 63. per week up to the time of tbedeath of hie wife,
which occurred gime time ago. Smile then that veil-f
bad been stopped, and, after thre. applications, he WM
tod he must go let. the House, Strut had a horror of
that, and now mked the Bench to c ,ntinue the allow.
'Luce, as they lied power to do under the statute quoted.
Stout was sw on, aid stated be was totally incapa-
citated from work. He was 61 years of age.
Mr. Trevenion forcibly argued that the granting of
the &polio Moo would be doing not only. judicial act
but. Christian•like one. If the man were likely to
spend the relief in drink and disorderly conduct he
wield not have supported his application.
Mr. Cur-ti.: You may not be aware, perhaps, that
the cost of the pauprrs at the union is 2s. 11d. each
per week,
Mr. Trevanion : Theo sir, al • ratepayer, I again
ask this order may be made, se we shall then save sd.
per week. (Laughter.)
The Mayor remarked 61 was not very old.
Mr. Trevsnion : But he has • only nine years more
to live, sir—three more and ten (Laughter.)
A Magistrate: Most(of us on this Bench are nearly
of that age.
Mr. Trevanion : I only hope, sir, I shall never
have to make a shall& application for either of you.
(L iiighter.)
Mr. Curtis: I am afraid it will be • very bat pre.
cadent.

Mr. Treeani ,13 : Then a,l I can say I shall
have to mewl for some of the ex.officio goardiane.
Mr. liet.ton : Oh, that flet not trouble you much,
LIM Wimb ,rne will come. (Laughing.)
Ultimately the cmatieration of the matter Waa ad-
journed wail the next court...it:lay.

DOGGID OPPOIIIIIIIIII.
Mr. James Warne, clothier, of the
or
kretreet,wee
summoned by Mr. O. J. Stone, J.P.,
dangerous dog. which was not under proper :'stria a
Mr. Trevanion we for the defeudant.—Mr. atone
oonducted his own caw.
Mr. St It- sar I io the fall of last year be had
premises in the Hi<h•street undergoing repair, and his
workmen went in and out et • yard adj doing the
defend ,nt'e premism, and over which he (Mr. Stone)
po•seased &rigs' ot way—be believed he (Mali 110 W call
it hi. own. IJPon one occasion he wait there him-
self, and the dog in question bowled and flew at
him; in fact, it was fortunate Its managed to get
Maid' the door before the animal reached him. It
was • roost feroci-u, beast, and he felt glad he wee on
lb' other side of the door. Sinop than several of his
workmen had been attacked. One witness would tall
them he did not dare go near the dog. fitarequent
to thi. he (Mr. Stone) tAd • boy, he oelieved to be
Mr. Warse's sow, that if he did mot put the bend
rids he would about ii. On ilia

sooner did be go inside the yard than the .dog dew at
him, but he inauagod to se, outside the dour in time.
It was • Wile mastiff. sod be would nut be bit by such
a d-gfur . tuoumod pound..
11.45c00 thew dogs any particular
anupatbi ? Dues h fly at you above all others 1
hit. 3tuus : Nu, it ta no rt specter of persona. !don't
think it barn been tough' t behave to me tbus, beciius•
of a little law-suit i had with hamster some time ago.
In ttpl) to Kr. 'Tuna/nun, U. &one Lad the uog
had never lALLio him, he had taken good cars of that,
but be believed it bed prommaly bitusa wan in the
finor, who was Dot, however, present. litw was only
what las had been told.

W. 11. G. Curds-deposed to th• dog flying at hits
Some than In last dakte.,, bog, when he was engaged on
tho oomplainitut's work. Too dog barktd at him
first.

Tterasioa : The saying is • barking dog &skim
bit«.

Hobert Way gave eeideooe to the mule effect.
Mr. Trevaaa subirutted he had reo Are to

-11fr"..-iitone couteuded Le ha..l proved the dog W be
a muicluevuus ulle, tad oet imp' under prolue
ountroL

--With regard to the first allegation, Mr. Treraision
sala he would produue the dog in wart. Mr. 84one, amid
considerable laughter jumped into to. atiat'a twat, and
said thou he would get out oi hie was.
Mr. Trereauun : air. Stone said not be frightened
11. has mid he had a law suit with to. does master,
but I don't auppumi the animal knows 'limy; a
Iliad, eltilough their iatelligeuce iseoinetitnee amonialt.
log. The learned genteenlaa then made a long deleane,
an which las contended toe case had acs.rii Wed,
because they had received uo notice the dog was
&nos owl. There was something more than mere
maul:sent in this cwee—he would not say what was
unkind, but them was uo doubt law auto did not
make iitigauta a...y beater frietula, although they may
the lowyera good.
Mr. Otuoti said he held no enmity whatever towards
the uadenclant on ecwount ol the law proceeding*. In
foot, he rather pitied Uttn. and thought what • ica,lusa
mama he Mat be to be such a gluttou tor law. (Laugh.
ter.)
To. dog, • mast if, was then brought into Court, and
Mr. Trsranion, ptitclug Ma band to the dogs mouth,
the aiaiwsi, whica ittipareatly seamed vary quiet,
I.okftid it, and Mr. Trevaauon asked the Bench to "look

Auer • comiderable amonat more of talk. the
mAglacrates 000auited, aad the Jdayur mid they nude
au ord.. alms. um dog muat be kept under peopea
uudatrul by its °ewer.
Ou tbe appao4lo of lir. Tremolos". • cam wee
'muted fur tbe tnutct of ApEkal against the deoudoo.

Mani{ MID SWUM.

Job Blundell WM summooed by Hr. H. West, milk
dealer it.id answer, High-street, tor sbeentlug nun.
from Ms *melte without 'inns; awl*, weereby
he bad sustained damage to the amount of al, 'shun&
be claimed. . .

tile case wee a bed owe. The defendant suddenly
Id. oomplainant's employ without giving notice, had
all up in beeisees for himeed, and (=unwed to sell to
the ,ompl.tuaut's coml./man, wbo remained until now
under tn. ballot they were dealing with oomplaineat
himeed.

Mr.7r revanion was for the plaintiff.
The beach, in coavioting the defendant, mid they
coosidered he had &treaded M. employer by taking
away clue goodwul of a business, whildh might have
been soli but for thia trick. Tao) ordered hum to pay
the mount channel.

--kfr: fr-e-vaniori ;ivied, to aooept it la 6e. weekly
instolitow to.

There were • couple of trumpery semult owe, hod
them caualuded the WAIN.. before lite Court.