The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-25 00:00:00

MILIIO7IMII ST. ANDRIW.

Ths CHVICH Einissaa.— To Or Ediror. Sir,
In your last issue it was stated the church
sittings we made fres during the time of the late
rector. Now it happened to be a vicarage at Mil.
born.; it night here been the wish of the late vicar,
but still there were appropriated sesta, so your 0017011.
poncho:it hes been wrongly informed. If his would
only look into the Chunk ho could see there are sesta
eppropristed ; labelled with names. Al the saws time
there are plenty of free sittings sad everyone could
would be oousfortable, but wide and igaccanos reigns in
the breeds of • few, who try to whey others by going
to Church half an hour before the service begins, not to
pray, but to take possession of others' maim. —Yours
Wy, A OHOICHMAII.

COMITY COVIT, Monday.—Before Judge 'Ahoy.
Ho Thorne, labourer, Sturminster Newton, • Z. White,
Bournemouth. —A claim of £5 8 , balance
due_ for 1, briare, at 8.. per hundred—Mr. Atkinson.
' of Blan&ord, appeared for plaintiff, who said ho sew the
defendant at Bournemouth, sad sold him the Wars
which be delivered at Starsidaster Newton Station on the
110th January. Soon at terwards be went to Bournemouth
for his money, bat defendant refined to pay him, on
account of the frost, and said be should wait and see
whether the briars intr.—Defendant paid him 3n on
account. —Defendant said plaintiff mita cm him on the
12th of December, and ha paid him for • thousand briars
he had received previously, and agreed to take another
thousand conditionally upon their being delivered the
first week in January. The briars did not arrive until
the 20th of January, and there was nothing round thaw,
and they wore entirely frown. He was not at home at
the time or be should not have taken them la. When he
saw plaintiff be told blue be would pay him for the briars
if they grew, and plaintiff left thenajon that condition.
He lent plaintiff 3a to tithe him home. The briars were
planted in his niumry, bat he did not think that more
than one in fifty would grow. W. William James
Ingram, clerk to the defendant, said he heard defendant
toil plaintiff that he might send him • 1,000 briars the
first week in January if the weather was nice and open,
but not else When the briars arrived it wee too frosty to
plant them, and plaintiff weed to leave them on the
condition that he wee to be paid for them if they grow.
Defendant lent plaintiff the b. Ws Honour said by
retaining the briars defendant had made dwell Hada
and ordered him topsy the amount claimed forthwith.
Lord Rivers, of v. Major Humby,
of Salisbury, and Mr. George farmer, of
Washington, Handley.—Plaintiff sought to recover nor.
owsion of three acne and 24 perches of arable land
ideate at Washington, known as Little Head Yield,
which is claimed by Major Hamby and occupied 14 big
tenant, Yr. Goddard. His lordship alooolaimod of Major
Hamby six year. means profits amounting to XIS lOt, 6d.
Kr. Yrossao, of Galindo= appeared for plaintiff ; Mr.
Atherley-Jones, barrister, instructed by Messrs. Hal and
Mader, of Salisbury, for defendants. A compromise woo
effected by Major Hamby surrendering to Lord Riven two
sores of land, which is to be let I. Wier Hamby by hia
lordship eta rental of Al an acre per poor,
WAILMILA.M.
Purrs Samicsts, Tuseday.—Before Mr. J. W. J. Syleir,
Mn. M. Bodged, and Captain Hawkeeworth.
&MOW. krridendiCut CAuw.—fiesur Mosta; of Herstos,
labourer, was summoned by the School Attemionee Com-
mittee for not sending his child Badly to schooL Mr
Howard attended for the School Atteadansis Committee.
Defendant's child had not attended school the whol, of
January. Order made to attend Hendon school.— Wolter
Brow% of Swanafa, guarder, warn summoned for not
sending his child Agnes to school. James Henry Wiltshire
stated enclant's child had only attended six times out
of IL Order made to Wood Swomogo National School.

UMILICZNING DOGL Oo.i A. Bu4ako,-01----000an—
loses, farmer, was with looping dog without
liaises on the 10th loot. at Combs Keynes. Defendant
gallty.-81ned 94 aid oasts —George za,
_ail West Lulwortli, was &mead with Is aping two
arwithout Ilemassa as Ik. 6k boat. Defendant pleaded
ty.—lbad 11,. sad seta.— dm W it.adaa, ofikat
wank was charged with keeping • bog without •
limas sulk. 7th inst. P.C. Bans= stated be sad he
bad &IA Imbeit (tout and that be did not know there Wu
any aartioder Vas for it —Pined la. Id. and oosts—
JoAn
Ituild, farmer. of last Lidworth. woo charged with
Ilk* °Most oa the 7th Suf. Defendant pisadad guUty—
Wined la 64. sad costa—Robert &arise, farmer, of Zeit
Luis a.* was charged with • like offence on the 7th inst.
P.C. flans= saw two dogs on defendant's priunises,
be @eked for the licences. and dcfeadant showed hint
ass sad seid tbe other doe was liaPt for &NT He asked for
hie sum_ &on papas when didendaotssid be had 001 one.
sad he did sot know it was required—Oise dientisewl.
/Wirt MIK of Chaldoa Herriag. wee oberW with •
Ilk. camas as the 3rd Inst. Defendant **dad not
guilt,. P.S. Hill stated he called as defsadant and asked
if be had his dog &roe, be said so, be was pinata tat.
them out out week.—ltsed 7s. Id. sad ocists.—
/SsAard Carter, of Hialeah Newburgh, was obstrand with
• like asses as ths Bth insa P.S. Hill stated he WNW
at defendant's sad saw Kra Carter he asked bar for tits
dog's bosses when ihs said it was sot taken sot—Pined
Gd. sad costa

Patcanro.—Jski lksaveres, of Chaidoa Herring, was
charged with keiwesans in search of mixes ma land
occupied by Mr. G. W. Homer oa the lin last. Tiloolll4
Payne elated he saw three wine set, he mane the next
day about • p.m when he law defendant setting • trap
about are yards hoot the wires. Defendant than weal
home. Hs went to him and asked him what be set the
into for sad defendant replied he would not do it
—need Led. and costa

Phosses Heron% of Swamies, quarries. was aharged
with hang drank sad riotous on theist last, at flesaage.
—P.O. imbues stated be ea • defendant in the street
drunk aadi NJg bad langaags. Hagot some men to take
defendant brim but be Moms:ft found Mat In the
street neattag • ftlestaneft—lPlned LA and costa

Comm Oousa, Weinsaday.—Before Judge Lefrey.
LkesisZballfga_alkAearr.tiard.
01 t.
Hnowts, •
=l6l".'‘alaines lea, and defendant LT • counter
olds of 15a, al whir& ZS 54 had been allowed.-1(r.
Hamad aPpeand for tie *Wit —Dotoridaat's w.
asM ealislad=l::erlfe in her home work for 46
weak; sad bad her la Id. a week. aka worked
for Km PldDips font • day. Plaintiff's wile allowed
in Id. • week, for abe oontider,M del madame s wife worked
for bor oa an anew from 15 toll hours • week. Su
always had same ono to help bar in bar house work. and
she paid from la to in 3d. per wesk.—Hia Honour allowed
counter dam and ordered each party to pay his own
costa—Judgmost for plaintiff for £5 Inmonthly instal.
mete of In

John Richards, baker, of Wareham, r George
dealer of the same pima —A. this. of £lO 10x,
sustained through the breach of warramy of • borse.datr.
R. N. Reword of Weymouth, appeared for the plathtiff
and Kr EL Et. Dickiason, of Poole, foe the detwodeat
Plaintiff mid he had • Little land au the heath sad hi
wanted • larger horse to pull manure to his land, he maw
defendant oil the fith of January and told him. and
dolendsat mid be had a horse that would just do and he
would warrant it sound. They agreed to exchange arid
defendant WA him if for the apt of karma. Next day
he Nod that the horse he had from defendant was down,
sad mold not get up, sad he sent for • vs
serpeen, 'who told him the bores was not sountr"g•
Wo.s to defendant at once sad risked him to take beck
Oh. hem, but he refused. He also sent the harm and AS
to deluadaat, who would not take in the horse and the
maw was Sent beck to him. Me horse was now en the
ammo& 11x. Dickinson erees-examthed.—Tboinee Rolls,
of Newport, mid he bought the horse In question of
defendant in November for £lO 111 x Defendant war-
ranted it sound. Re found it was not. and on the
111th of the Diossober he gave defendant £1 to take
beck the animal for width he had not
0r,...g.g.d by U. Mathison : Ha drito-4
pay the IS for the um of the kerse.—Mr. Groves, veteri-
nary surgeon, of liall•Way Hesse, atobarough„ said the
bores wag sufferiniefrobs4ra
Ri= oonstituMon aud
otizesic dbuitcso.— plaiatirs brathert
west oa the 14th to thilmadant„ who mid the horn was
monad so far.. he know.—Defembsth sabil DWAIN, 0111116
to hien and irked him hew tha4E24l;amestrage horses t
—Plaintiff said he kall s) berm wee,
and if be gave him Ir saseldl have kis 'say
and Immos for his Math but did not give a
worm* with the harm r 1 siways totalled it,
" became it looked so moth Wm • *Mikes bursa
Orees-examthed by Mx.Reword : maw did oder to
Oh. 444 sad pay back the All —Verdict for the
titbit,. forth. whole amount claimed, with meth but
71
OS any rannemate Il eattlat slight
mik..= ar
agreed to take bask Ithipmy OS Am of
Oh. 130 If the animal was Mod sou is assi emu_
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