The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-01 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.

Before Mr. T. Z P. Leroy, lodge.
Cunt Yon Hier —Zdward Brore, hotelier, Portland,
sued Zoos Young for 1.14 U.—Defended said plaintiff
owed him more than the claim. Ha now headed the
Judge • Ale of accounts to prove his statement. —His
Honour at once saw that the defendant vat on the right
side, end gave judgment in his favour.
Chalker,. Yerwell—Thls was &claim for hire of trestles,
which defendant, it was alleged, had hired.( the plelatiff.
—Defendant said he Maar ore anyone this sanction to
get these thiags in his loasne.—A. witome, named Look, was
called, and stated that be borrowed the tresties for Mr.
Chalker, from Kr. larwelL —Plaintiff : The man said I
should be paid 1.65. or 16s. • week for them—The Judge:
No doubt the man was told to borrow then. • bore he
could—Judgment for plaistiff for the amount claimed.
Simeon illerrillisit—This was • Judgment commons
on an LOU. for ZI borrowed off the plaintiff.- Defend-
ant is • sewing marking agent, and is employed by the
plaintiff, who resides at Tannton.—His Honour asked why
the defendant had not obeyed the order of the Court !
Defendant replied that he could not attend last court day.
—Elia Honour: You should have sent ;if you do not choose
to come you must pot up with the consequence& —Delon-
dant said he had been in a deal of trouble lately, end
being in the position he vas he could not pay • great
amount per maath —Hi, honour male an ceder for Be,
In • fortnight sad Be. per math afterward,. The ledge
told him he had doubled tile expenses by his own folly.

•
Lowman v. Stexta—ljary ceee.)—ais Honour told the
jury tare would be nothing for tams to do in this case,
as there was so question to go bef ore them—Yr. Howard
appeared forth. plaintiff. and Mr. Hama forth. dafea.
dent—Mr. How' d, us opening use pleadiars, Ruud that
be appeared for Mr. Looms.. the plaintiff in this case,
who was well known la Portland. and resided at Weston,
sad this action warn brought to recover for damages which
the defendant had done to the sretalses 137 Waal a the
locks of the doom and letting oat the stock into the road.
The promisee, which consist of a tarn, were tot to Mr.
B. Swivel; who sob let them to Mr. Losresa, Mr.
&risen not lumina any nes for them. As such Mr.
could oily let to Itr. &orison on the same terms as he had
originally mime them on. The Psalm, way an" and
In the midst of the tern Kr. &Mae said he wasted them
—this was no doubt curiae to some slight animosity
which existed between the parties. Mr. Lowsaaa 000ili
not go out, bat Mr. lioriven said if torus could be ar•
ranged he had no objections. No sooner had the sub-
tenant entered out the promises thee the deeadant we.
on the Ist of October, to the plaintiff's premises and
without my previous notice broke open the locks of the
doom and let out the plaintiffs stack lab the strimi A
more las km awe be liad neva' hired of, eat Kr. Low.
mae ha. ban Put to great Inosavenisass weir slam He
thoeAt the matter might have boa Mast baste two
genthmen, sod not to have been brought Mt. that Court
at all. He now asked for damages on aseseat d damage
to the stock, sad for breaketes•—nlo iddit4
to!aal prepared decide on the matter of law; there I. no
poestice to in before the jory.-111r. Reams add he had
several Imitated otdactloes, se Mr. Soar, sight be have
tarred hie salkseeas oat —The lodge: A perfect waste
of Use., nen Is nothing to go to the Pa ills Holm'. farther ehesseet that If a men sub-lets promises, ma
"Amami Polahlr be put out f—Mr. Hulas Ur. &riven
•m• not in oddest Ids own Ilabllity.-114. Reward asked
His Honour to take • not, ot this evidenoe, he amid
take It to the Omit above sad be would ask that Mr.
&Tina's name be entered opus the latedlege in °rd.*. to
move the Oast abooa—Hie Houser seM the tenancy wee
P• 4 an sod to by the nodes whisk had he.. put in. sod
which was an Saimaa mad Illoded alike —KL Soaves then stated that se had tom said to dm
from Mr. Stone about alvlag up tii Prodast Mr. 6"e
seemed sedan to get Mr. Lowman outs but be quite
nadentood that Mr. Stow was to take Mr. Lowman In as
beesat. —The Jades You ..on to swear that Mr. Stone
objected to take Mr. Lawman la as tenant—Mr. Sooty,.:
110.—ILL Howard took it that Kr. Loma* woe a yearly
tssaaL feselpt for rent was here beaded in by Mr.
Bass.,. saeselag_ that the seat was paidlsalf.yessiy.—Thse
ledge: ad what be ovoid sot do by law. Admitting
n
a feet% th. Howard, you have set a leg to stead ea.
Regent Will your hoarier lake it apeayour aotnal
DefLE toßena,.Rena,.said he let the hins euists t : lilt jan=tl•ll44:
a sari sal mat woo was

said be did not went the premises and should leave them.
and asked if he had any *Medina in Isk° 9ver
as tenant, sad be (defendant) sail be bad n gating ti do
with that Mr. Scriven sent • not*, and be vent nod
tun the premises at the end of September. He in no
writ` treated Lowman as his tenant, and be paver said
bins any root.— Crommuntined by Mr. Howard: I let
Hr. Sariven several acres of land by leans. The premises
were datinct front thin Bdore I received • notice from
Hr. Scrims. What be has now stated is not quite
o wrest. In September be spoke to um shout going oat
Ile hut not given • six m micas' Donee. I out the stable
donna open and turned out some My int. the road, and
1 Hr. Lowman replaced them by nth...a —Hi. Honour (to
is inn): You are discharged, vontleumie.—Mr. Howard
I asked for • OPT of his Km ti•se note., to which the
juose replied that if they would settle the fame he would
alai thisni.—Oosta of entamms were NiaLed For b, Kr.
Hann.", but hie Honour observed that this wee not usual
on • point of law, and gave julguaent accordingly.

Before the Itagietrer.
CIJUN Pm Rom 3c —This .as an action brought bg
Mews. Eldrldgv, Pip., and Ca, brewers. Darebeetar,
&rabid W. J. Hines to recover • sum which bat been
oa log four yin ler rant —Yr. Andrews appeared tor the
plain,iff• and Yr. Ardou for the defandast —Ordered to
pay 93a per mouth

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