The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-10 00:00:00

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Bayouur. —Before T. E. P. Lefroy, Beq.. judge,
The business at this Court consisted of 105 new cases,
two adjournments, on. action in ejootinua, and Sri
judgment somenollooll.
foAm watery. Button Points, fisherman v. Catherine
gopinn *won. T.his was an action of ejectipent, brought
to ',c00., poaseen•oa of oottue •nd preini-es at Button
Points.—Mr. Howard "P•u*do for plaintiff, and as lord's
steward for the minor of """i°2 Points. Plaintiff
stated that he was 90 years of NV' =widisha"dellasaanways.petandd
lord's rent and repairs- Ti.re w
'h.
pomossiou we, ordered in a mon
'ors of Brodnbb •.
There were some oases, sues.
•rd said Dr. Etrob•
variou Portland people.—Ur. How..
—' and nano his
ribb bad prectised some years in Poulos- uo out," ha
death the executors bad dealt very '
the debts by instalments. disputed
In one eau auntie lir. B. Whsle, defendaa, aaan
• claim for VI 10i. Kr. W. B. Drake said be k.
eolleating the debts belonging to the late Dr. Bre, did
and &mon them be applied to Mr. B. White, who t_
not dispute the amount, but promised to pay.—Defee.
ant mu that that when be considered the matter at home,
he found that the amount was paid. He claimed his
exemptioo as belonging to the Oeder of Oddlellows, and
Dr. Brodribb was paid as their nudist! attendant—Mr
Wendord, who it appears was • relation of Brodribb,
deposed that the doctor did not attend Ur. White as a
slob patient. —His Hormuz asked if toe medial attendant
of a (dub could elect to attend one of its members as •
private patient. —Mr. Williford said a club patient bad
attain forms to go through, and this debt was oon•
treated for atteadaue on Mrs. White, esocination of •
child, kn., all matters that did not come under the head
of club attendance.—Mr. Whits produced& receipt from
Brodribb, hot Mr. Welaford maid the debt was
contracted siaes.—Mr Howard said be believed Ur.
Welsford and Ur. White could mettle the same •ithont
troubling his Honour, and tke use WM adjourned-
Pkillips T. Vincesi.—Olaiin for rent by • elotbier of
Weyrnouth from a sawyer.—Dafen lant's mother ap-
peared, and said the house was gives an to Kr Plllll4ll,
and there was no rent du. Her eon was • sawyer that
went rotted the country to do what work los could.—
Kr. Phillipo : Ho is a master sawyer if good earaiap,
your lionosir.—Delsoulaat's mother The Mum saw
Olds will tall how mach mosey poor sawyers sea earn.
—Mr. Phillips said bags,. defeedaft wawa to quit,
betha owl lobos* otter that, sad whoa he Mtl look

away hi. good.. and threw down the key. Oa this he
(plai.t.ff) tion.nd.d wwhi? re .e or week.' notice.—
A reeving for foar weeks' rent. stlnstd by plaintiff, or
put in, sad this nosing was not Oven on asoonnt.
Hower bald that plaintiff oonAnot mover —Jadig-
sont for Wombat.

BL4PMFORD.
Mite dostretillon.—The eeeood eampetition of the
Bth Dermot Rifle Volunteers for selection of battalion
rvproseatatives for Wimbledon took place laist week.
The neither wan fine, and Wale good moons were mode.
The highest were Sergeants G. Groves. 41 • Llaht, ;
K Roma, 33; Corpora Wont, 32; it.nd Golour-
"'Besot Groves, 31. The rat Ages Were 200, 500, and
600 yards, live shots at stash.
DPORT.
Fevna.-11r. Herbert B. Heineman writes, May 3
If what I have jest beard from Punakonarle be true.
Bridoort is again at her old trick of infecting the
lorrotindins 000ntre with typhoid fetter.
110111111 r/ YEAVAMIIT OVIALIT. —Mr. GOOKS S. Miller,
of Bradoolt, has been pr.da dmd from the rank of
Sergeant to that of Quartet-master, crhich post was
render-d e+eset by the detth of Kr. Levi Groves, of
West Lighten.

Wild BORN&
AT the 'matte anima held uu FrileV %%store C. J.
Nan., If.jo -General Sir 13 ti. Ordaatbed, and
the R-v. J 4 u..a.ra), Witham sonanale; woo onol•
mince by the Wratboroe Road of Grantham; show
c use why be ottraid I.ot contribute to tht Itlopurt of
h.. aged mother:, an inmate of th• Witshonse /04
Crwoborne Union. Defendant said be oould not alto%
to oontrihate. Kr. Hailett, relieving offloer, proved
to the satirtectio• of the Renck that defendant was;
perfectly able to contribate sconettrten to the support ell
his mother, mid he was ordered to pay le. 6.1. par weak.

CRANBORNE.
8111101 M FIRE- —On Saturday afternooo a fife broke
out at the east cod of this town, and the flames spread
with such rapidity that it was at one time thought the
whole town would to deetroyed. But, nio-t fortunaloile
there was a plentiful supply of water in the stream
intoning through that end of the town. and suistsnoe
heing quiskly on the spot, the toe was confined to four
houses, two barns, a stable. to straw ricks, • has
ato.k. and • pile of about 300 (sous The Crenborne
hr. engine is almost useless in • Obas Of this sort ;
but the inhabitants were supplied with a first-
rate engine from St. Giles, belonging to the
Earl of Shaftesbury, otherwise the destruction of
property must have been far more serious.
lofor nation ou telegraph to the Deputy Chief Coo-
stable at Wimborne, who immediately preoseded to the
locus in goo with extra polies assistance, taking care to
let the inhabitante of Wintborne know the sta's of
alf.irs. The fire bell was ratig. and the fire brige4e
were quickly together, and started at full speed with
their first-rate earn., and although on their arrival the
body of the fire Wu got under, this well trained corps
did good service in totally eitinguishing It. , This
was not accomplished till after 19 ceolnek at nights The
buildings dest.oyed were mostly the property of the
Marquis of Salisbury. The amount of the d•mage has
not yet been estimated. The Preeise cause el the fire is
unknown at prawn,. but there is no reason to believe
that it wee an sot of inosudiarism.

POOLE.
Perry glamour& Thar May —Before W. L. C. Adey
and C. J. Stone, Esq.—William Gram was charged
with assaultieig Thomas Tan, • lad about 16 years of
, age, at the Do:uhin Brewery, when the parties were
cash of them in sh•rge of a horse and earl. The Bench
ioBict:4 • Roe i f ss; end coat.s.—Prederick Carnes,
servant to Me. Ambrose Skipper, of West Mora was
summoned ny lituperins..ndent Hunt, for driving • horse
in e coal waggon, with • r:tw wooed on the shoulder. nn
the 2nd of May. Hs wee 67101 in. and caste—floury
Whits was charged with cleat 'l an Iron sale. the pro
pert, of Jneeph Bolt, of Longtivst --ConsPlidennt pre
evidence that Indio' •O title mil:ging which had bees
kept in an outhouse, he looked &bolt for it and dis-
covered the article bad beeo fitted int., the earl of the
prisoner. He could positively identify the. axle. George
Bolt, son of complainant, was called, and I.kewise
identified the artieht.—Superinterident Hint to.,k
prisoner into custody. White said be purchased a s
axle from Samuel Bridle, of Parkstooe, six years ago
Mr. Etridle said he siold an trot) sxle to prisoner six or
seven pats ago. He oosld Dot say whether the axle
produced was the identical axle be sold to prisoner, but
he behaved it Who from &chisel mark .—Robert Sherri.
an emigrant of the last witness, said be recollected
being employed fitting 10 sale into some wheels for
Henry White about six yeen sin, and saw his master
put • mark on at similar in every renege to the mark on
the axle now produced. He could identify the axle
productsi as the one sold to White by his cneater—The
magistrates, atm deliberating. said after the evidence
giv,o by Bridle and Shemin, they had come to the eon-
elusion that prosecutor was 'showing under • mistake
In claiming the artiste produced as his property. The
ease emelt cionsequenily be dismissed.
Susi Courosicartes nerMsser Poor.; Bereeacie
AID BOORT L 1101328.— • little Comosnv his been
formed for the purpose of running • Steamer between
11.. ab.ive named plasma which will penes not only a
great boon to eseersionists who love a trip on the
eater, but also to thou penman. who have business to
transact at Bournemouth end dwange. It is proposed
to rug the stesmer from Poole daily. The time of
departure and fore, here sot yet been bupliabed.
Whether the sesealstion will 'newer in • pecuniary
point nf view remains to he seen.
Souluonss TOR WIIARTAGR DIMS. —OR Saturday the
7th instant, three Captives of Vomits muesli were
summoned before the magistrates for the noe-paymest
of elurfsge dues on timber. Thu muistrates present
were the Mayor (alderman Hogers)and C.. 1. Stone, aud
W. L. C. Ade, Neon. The fir.' summons was against
Jaw Thorsen, muter of the brig "Helena Margretta,"
of Norway for does on deals, 325 tons, amounting to
£4 I. 3d. 111 r. Joseph Cr.bb, Harbour Master proved
uking for the *mount claimed. Mr. 13. Dickinson
appeared for the Quay Tiustees ; Mr. 0. N. Penney
watched each as.. for the d.feodante The hearth
ordered the Captain to pay the dues and the oats.—
Henri Voucksrt, muter of the brig Petafette. 382 tons,
of Memel, ass summoned for timber dues £4l6s 64.
Ordered to pay with °mtg.—Hurt Afistath, muter of
the barque Heureitta, 501 toes, of Norway, was
summoned for Di ss. 3d. dues at Lowin's Wharf, West-
Quay. Ordered to pay with tests.