The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-03-28 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.

MONDAY.
(Before Mr. Seduat Tindul•Atkioson. Judge )

There were about 60 plaints entered for burring at this
Court, and of these about oos hen were disposed of by the
Registru (S. 11. Dickinson, Seq.) The following ars those
which are worth public notice.
J. J Toomas Pheroah.-1(e. Trevanion was
for pla,uuff, • timber merchant, of Poole, who claimed
£6 12,. 91. balance of account lot timber supplied to the I
defendant, • timber marabout, at Southsea.—The defend-
ant set up the objection th it the Court bad no iiirtedictiou
no the V•itsaction took piece in Portsmouth —True proved
to be the case, and his Honour ruled that the defendant
was right, •nd dismissed the plaint, the defendant being
I allowed hie travell,ne expense..
Gideon Fence a John /I are—Th. parties live at New-
town —Mr. Atkinson was for the defendant, and admitted
the claim of 12. for lo ,s,nse, but in his behalf he set up •
rou riterclei mot Cll3 f *admit lodged with the plaintiff,
end during that dun did some hiuling for him which he
understood was to be • set off against the lodging. Further,
he introduced the plain,iff to • farmer to whom be sold a
horse, for which th- plaintiff had agreed to make him •
prevnt of • sovereign, these two items made up the set
off. Fancy denied that he was to have hit lodging free,
the agre•ment was 'hat he should pey 2i. • week for biz
t•-• and lodging—lila Honour thought that wu a very
mild eon; but plaintiff explained it simply meant "the
run of the teapot." and did not inclode breed and butter.
—His Honour khought they had better make • clean slate
of it, in order to prevent Ware liUgation, and made no
order.

Poole Architectural Pottery Company e. Bond.—This
was rather a peculiar case.—Yr. omen was for the
piain,iffe, who claimed of the defendant, who lived et
Wincentoo, the sum of .62 Us as balance of scoount. It
app .ared 'oddment bad been obtained against the defend-
ant, by lb. Trades Protection Society end the whole of the
dolt had been paid into Court, and handed over to the
solicitor of the society, a Hr. Tattershall, who, however,
no 'wisest:coupled that posrtion, and it had never found
j,ll way to the plaintiffs Cinaptiontly they had
innocently. taken out this plaint for the balanor.—Hls
Honour said it wee very acindarous the defendant should
hero been brought theft hut it earn evident the plaintiffs
wore not to blame. Their remedy warn against the gooey.
At the seine time where two Unloose t patties suffered, the
lair said the one who +as the cause most pay the penalty.
—The defendant must be allo•ed costs.
G. J. Lush tr. Ltelois Mills.—Plaintiff, a pacer. of
L matfett, for whom M. Trayars arrpearect sued the
defendant, a widow, for At Is. 71—Defendant said the
debt was incurred in her hnsband'e lifsdme. At his
death she received £lO from the Reehabites whirh she
had esp.nd.d. She had Cur children ti keep, and cited
not svesirrly psy.—Plaiet if said lb. defendant promised
1., pay when .he receised the club money.— Defendant,
eh sot .1311U4 was twitter • shrill one. divided this, and his
Hwiour told her n .110 tell out with her setierickfreetitoc;
• women was never sr forcible rie when g-ntla. He should
not under the cireurnatanoet molt. no der.
A, pi Hod... e. Gouge B•ynton.—The plaintiff, a
draper of Poole, repressuteal by Mr. Travers, sought to
noisier of the defendant, formerly the landlord of the
Crown Hotel. and, aloe. rime. fiu oerinteudent of Polio*
at Wimherne, the sum of £l2 18. 61. for goods supplied.
—Hr. Atkisson wet for the defendant. —Mr. Travers
statvd that I the y ear 18611 the defendant married the widow
of a Mr. Carroll, who. when he died, left a considerahl•
amount of property which who to he eoloYed by the widow
during her Mistime, and sitieeerarde to go Ii the two
daughters. Thee' dauehtsre lived with Hied. cadent aed
their mother up to October, 1860, whoa on, si.,yd,ad,
otter one living there until her death in li,vember, 1881.
Boynton, donee the time. received Ma entire incases of
bie wife and stepdaughters, he keelitan the family and
tering the bills out of it. Whoa his wife died and this
claim was seat I. be termed rotted sad seld-014 I have
soildas le &Elk violas steMisikties MI; roe Fmk

thew them with It. He (Itr. Travois) imateeded the
defeedeat hod girth ors•y authority tor the 'worries
of them d•thk aim they were asoessotes, sad that be bad
stood Jaime genetic me said the quer lop warn
Is whom had he grim me4it.-11r. Hodges said
be bad alweys audited the &hada* and he. ,laid Ins till
the lest bill. slaws the woormate himesU.—liie
Hammy lotted for the plainUff.—This ow wee • test caw,
and ju,sg•••••• plait.t Irer• Illatsfla In two othsr
c ism—Dussoan a Unitas £5 ,
Is. bite 01 a plum, •ad
Eils duo a Bonitos 4. (. wort Goa, Ha 51.
B.muel Telbot v. Jobs Downton.—Tat• ithe • !osmium
suntraoaa Tate amount did sot trampire.—Kr. Trevitaios
was foe the plaintiff —Defendant, it appeared, was •
truster or beadier, and dli some hauling work for the
ffonnutototttb Pier Coupaly. • d employed Sahara,
them Um debt.—Dei nit said be bed never bad his
money.—Mr. Trissani.in : DJ you seen to say the cow
tractors bars never paid you t—Delintiest : They owe
me na at this montsat. T•svasion : 'rmy ham the
repotation of keying peld evrryb Hthosir : Why
don't you sus the DJO_panyt—Delsoviast : I dial know
wh re to 5.4 toss.. He ethed WM by took his contract
from • sob-contractor. if. also said be cold not pay
more thee se. • mouth. He had • both sad aid—N,.
Triennial: Oas. I samosa that eau% be mad /—Detea-
daot N s_th.y mu% gist beames %het Woe ; I Imre
at.-111r. Trersamt : I 'baton so. Your Honour, one
never OM mese a or eater's bores and eau. for fit.), se,se
Woos to theca. (Laughter.) To the &deaden% : I .sp.
pose you berth's gos • reversible address board oa your
cert—you, nun. ..a on. side. and another mese on II
othirt I Item that I. often the as.. (Lmoghthr.)—His
flooour weds so order for 10s. • mouth.
• C“rte. —Toe oaskropt, • balkier, of Parlistoatk setae
up to pow ltie 'Lamm thioss, out a. he was uspepremathd,
end laid not brought toe necesemy p.smra, the simian.
tion was apun adjourned.