The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22 00:00:00

111LANDVOID.
COUNTY COURT.

FaIDIT,—Tbe business at thia 0 'art WY Very
hot, may 38 .uipenottleee being issued. The f ,111.Vrial
were the di. puted wee. which .ine beton Mr. Set Jean t
Tindsl Atkinson Henry J. Hideo:inn, eru dealer.
Blandford end l'inr.erne, Th ones we, merrier
from Shafteihury I Blandloril.—Plaintiff claimed
for the value of 'it fl .uv ha:s entr,n4oJ t defendant'.
tharge by Mr. Milts, of Slid esbu.y, to be delivered
to plaintiff at Beodi ird.—Difeirlant admitted that
the bags were eatruvted o him, hut stated that he
told Mr. Miles if he saw Mr. Rickman, or any of his
people he would deliver the bags to them, otherwise
be should tate them to the C sough. In, where he
stopped. lie did wit we them, hut left the ha.s.
with the owler at the ion to give th-m to Mr. Rick-
men'. poop's. some time after, we he was ti Iby the
mtler, an old geotlemen, who had snooesded
Rickinion'e b pine,. at the mills, mime and claimed
them a. his property.—ilis H 'sour said the carrier
was clesriy n. t liebir, ea he had entered ink . • special
c ,ntrect Ise t . the d-livery f t7ie ,•cks.—Mr. Mem
hrough, who hal th. mill and property vf
Mews.. Wellman awl C nap my, stated the sacks were
his propvr y, and the: be ha I purchased them with
the rest of the articie..—Verdict for defendant.
Thomas J. Kir ch. •etioribary *um on, B:and(ord,
v. H. Belisha, landlord of the Three Chouthe
Inn, of the same place. -- Claim £2 10r.
for professional IlerVieell.—Mr. Brennan., appeared
f r the plain...if, who state I that on the 10th July he
was near Blaudford bridge awl saw Mr. Atkinson and
defendant's little girl in • trap. They had had an
accident, and the mate Atkinson was driving was eta
shout the knees, it. chest cut open and • wound over
the . ye. Its walked by the stile vf the trap into
defwvla A'. yard. I). f ordatit cam) oat end wee much
excite I, and said the hares was no good st or. M.
Atkinson went on. Billie Rua said what is to be
done with it, and he (plaintiff) replied that its chest
ought I, he bathed in warm water, and the wounds
sewn up. Bolbin asked him to do it, but he replied
bie had no instrument with him, sad by 11•Ibin's
request he sewed up the wounds. Nothing
was then said se to vvhi was ii p.y. Os either the
next or following morning he UM B•lbin, who said Mr.
Atkineon would bans to pay him (plaintiff) for attend.
leg the mare, to which he replied, "Non are the owner
of the animal, and if I go no with the case I shag
look to rill for payment ; if nut I shall throw up the
ease, and will have nothing more to do with it."
Thibio replied," Don't you neglect my horse, and if
Atkinson d ess not pay you I will." Plaintiff
elaiwered, "I will have nothing at all to an with Mr.
Atkins in, and shall hold pm relauneible." tie went
on with the cow, w.d g tie mare oil fght, ant rent.
11•, Ida 1411.—ilia li,auur at thin p dut r:roark-d that
the case come almost within the dome of frauds—
"lf Mr. A kilwon does not poy you I will," but was
altered by his suhsequent reply, '' I will have nothing
tort, with Mr. Atkins go, [shall hold you responsible.
—Plaintiff added to hie evidence thst he met B dbin
about dr months aterwarls, who told him he bad •
heavy brewer'. bill t meet that m mth, but on the
following m oath he w intl pay him.—His Honour lave
judgment for p.aintiff. with costs, telling Belbin he
had hi. rem. ly egaimt the pa-ty who canted the
mare 1 • be injured, if such injury wows from his no
skilfulness or oareless driving.