The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-01 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT. -MONDAY.

(Before Mr. Sergeant Tindal Atkinson. judge).
Not half-a-dren cars cams before bis Honour, but
nevertheless they occupied needy three boors in hearing.
Ills Honour first dealt with the judgment summoner.
K J. Brown e. G. R. Parker.—Th. plaintiff Is •
tobacconist of Poole. and the dirfendint • workman
employed at the Parkstone Potteries Plaintiff asked for
a committal —Hie Honour: In this very inclement
weather don't you think we bad better adjourn it for a
mochtt—Plaintiff : I am quite agreeable, air. —His Honer t
Now that's very kind. Ws will adjourn it for • mouth,
and in the meantime you get as much information as to
his means am you can.
James Cole v. Henry Orthwy.—Plalatiff claimed under a
judgment gammons 19a 10d. for breed.—His Hower
asked what the man was doing.—Plaintiff said, in reply,
that the defendant was a gentleman retired from bushier
—Bis Honour: That may Olean an thing or nothing.
What sort of • house does he live in I—The DePutP
Registrar informed the judge the defendant bad given •
bill of sale upon his furnitore.—His Honour: Then he is •
gentleman out of business, who protects himself by
of sale. TWO act lowers him in my opinion to begin with.
You sies there are so many grade. of gentlemen. He may
be • gentleman getting into debt with his tredesmen and
not pomander • penny Li pay with, sr be may have •
landed income. If your debtor falls within this lad
category, than let nu know what means be has and if I
willlaux oblige him to pay. How does he dories his in-
comet—Plaintiff: I sea% &sq.—lila Honour: Then I can't
mud this men to gaol in his abeenos Let him be eerved
with notice to attend, and if he dose not I will commit
him for contempt. His Honour subsequently made an
order for 10a. a month nr committal foe 90 days
In another CNN Hr Travers applied for 1111 sajoistement
for • month. His client was • very old lady, and was
unable to be pres,nt owing to the weather. His Honour
said the act of Clod was • very distinct thing from the act
of an individual. He himself had had experience of the
weather, for he had been snowed up and unable ti bold
two of his Courts. He than adjourned the case until the
next Court._ . . _

Curtis.—Tb• plaintiff, • hay dealer of Bland-
ford, =ugh% to recover ot the defendant. lb. Ladle= of
the Aateiope Hotel, Pools, the sum of Ll 7 6a. Bd. for hi,
and straw supplied. £4 k el. had been paid into COCA
Th:rerosed" were al girl to have been had between
March sad May hot yeer.—ltr. Trivial= appeared for the
plaintiff and IV Travers tor the defendant —Pteiatiff,
Wan swore. said Its saw defendant mayoral tinter about
the amount, and be then offered to give hams bill as be
was aulgt of Olon.Y, but to declined to mama lt mhe had
even him two or three before, and they had slims bees
dishonoereci.—Hr. Travers (to his Honour): I wool
totar-upt Mr. Coates. He waits to have his spite 0at..7
Mr. Cost..: Tbe bank can prove what I have said.—His
Honour : Thee were subsequently honoured I worm
Mr. Cost..: Yes, sir—Mr. Trevaalon : I didn't ask tel
thik —Mr. Tray.,,: Oh, no. I know the failiag. Mr.
Travers then Proceed= to intimate that although the hal
=WA hare been sent by the plaintiff yet it ere
reach= the defendant's mania= • quantity having bVis
stolen during translt.—His Honour held that the womb'
bills would he materiel evidence In the cent, end st thel
were not forthcoming he adjourned it for their prodo'
tion.
iteam • Douai:ca.—The plaintiff I. this claimed Si
for one tou one cwt. of hay. —Tee sense legal seutko"
were Oared. and the detain set up was much the leer
as in s last case, net that the hay hod not blwa
despatched trim the plaintiff. hut that it had h 4 es stelae
on the raid by the plaintiff'. cartern—tA CeS.
receatly heard at the Polkie-cioust. when • roars of boy'
were convicted el elsellag hay with which they had bee
Nat toe aaaaaabarat Fsei.)—MV. Thayer* =matted she
limb' (413 wt. awl dead to pay C 3 Ea.—Ela Rawer

suggested that that amonst. to ewe trouble, should be ATTaolteD BY FaosT.--Saintud Bishop, • shoemaker, theis, whilst the general exhibitors hailed from an
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vanion advialsf the plaintiff it of South-street, has been removed to the Union Elite of England; as well as from Scotland, Ireland,
:els,' %re. be cheaper thee an adJourstmant, so the MAW' 140spftei, en/faring from frost-bite. The_poor fellow, erosey, and Jersey. The following are =long the
fettled.
Robert Belben v. Thomas Banat —The plaintiff. a fah it is stated, warn returning on foot from Yeovil • few load prise taken :
dealer, of Poole. at the last November Court sued the days since, having viii W that town in search of work. POULTZT.
deleadant, another Ilah dealer. of Southampton, fora anu Before he reached Bridport both hands and feet Olin 1 —Coloured Dorkiogs, cock and hen—Ll 105..
ef mosey due from hino.—Delendant on the very day the became insensible to feeling, and he had to be conveyed Kim IC F. Symes, Nether Ceres, Dorchester ; b.c., Mrs
110111010114 06118614 d sent the oleintiff his cheque, and the home. The limbs attacked are so much swollen, and Radcliffe. Wei-silent-
two mama on the road. Neither the plaintiff or the the symptoms so alarming, that amputation of some of Uass e.—Any other variety, cock and hen—ls., Mn. If,
defendant attended at the Court, but the plaintiff now the toes or fingers is expected to betwme necessary. A. Bayne, Dorchester ; h.c., Mrs. tsticlyffe.
led
k and
sought to "e'ver 7s' the cost of to. PkiSt'.-1111 R"Que We have since been informed that Bishop when
pointed out to the plelatiff that he weld not expect to • by hea(4-11141.0; Ha.
Erm.bru.V.l'ffolldtono,' slicer
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recover this. as the natter had never 00614 before the ea toy the (root was returning from Bristol on
canre—Thereopon defeedeet seised for hi. easta. R. foot, having visited that city for work. On reaching Dom.
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dida't think, be mid, he might to have been put into Yeovil on the way home the first symptom presentM Class .—Pekin, drake and duck-6a., Yr. F. R. Sutton,
or
Court —Why noel asked Ma Houour.—Becenee, said the themselves. Bishop requested a policeman, who was Dcheisier.
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dafeedaiet, it wag only dons out of eptte. left off buy- on duty, to shelter him, but his request was not acceded Clem —Any other variety of waterfowl, drake or duck_4l 10a., Kr'. Y. A. Herne, Dorchester.
toe my Ash of Piot, at I could get them in • chetpse to. The poor fellow continued the journey home-
Panora.
reerkett so he put me into Court —His Honour: YOU wards on foot, but the pain became so acute that he
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of
hue' and b. fintindkrint Ynn into wait compelled to seek the shelter of a house, and here
this I—Ded idiot was allowed lls. 64. expenses. which Class 64.—C)els, brown tier silver. cock or hen—Cl, 100.,
6t. and ii.c. NI IV Bishop, Dorchester (three distinct
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the plaintiff paid him at once. anfeet a
he incautiously d his hands d t the fire, pees).
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maim sae Co. Masao a feiwsni, iftn,iptm , The evil effect,' of such an action soon made themselves Olese 66.—White cock or hen—Ll and lox.. NU Nalliel).—Ttis case had been stojourned from the Noose- manifest, the pain becoming unbearable. Ere he had Bebop (three distinct pens).
bor Court for the *nerviest, of plaintiffs' traveller. It reached Bridport the limbs had swollen considerably,
_Tap 67.—Jacobins, red or yellow, cock or heu—H.c.
was • olefin of £l4 0.. 61. for encaustic taw, a.. In 76 inflicting agonies. At length all sense of feeling was 11-,
(A A. 84"/Aari.0141, colour kor hes—Kr. ft. J.
the defendeat, it we. not disputed, colored the geode of • gone, and on the sufferer reaching home advice was
K H. Hold, Blandford."7 *
traveller nailed Eiward., who at the time wee in the nought. On Saturday evening, ilfr. T. Smith, the The duties of the judges were equitably discharged
employ of the Loom Pottery Company, and was also
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omcer convey am conveyed if to the hospital at the
soliciting orders for the plairitiffs.—Alter Me execution of relieving by the following gentlemen : - Pmitry : Rev. G. F.
the order the defendant get into difficulties, and served union, where the disease was at once attended Hodgson and Mr. J. Dixon. Ducks and waterfowl:
the P.ittery Company with • notice of his liquidation. Be to by Dr. Hay. We are glad to bear that the Mr. G. Saunders Sainsbury. Pigeon.: Mr. H.
now contended, through Kr. Trevanioe, that it was of the fingers and hands are likely to be saved, but, un.
Allsopp and Mr. T. C. Burnell. Cage birds: Mr. W.
Company be had amend the goods, and that he bed had fortunately, there is no doubt but that both feet will A. Blalmton. Head poultry and saga: Mr. G. Saunders
SO deall6o with Phillips sod Co.—The hearing of the have to be amputated. It ix feared, it., that the case sanibuty.
ow occupied .eree P.muled•flat _o.kli tune, it
.16r. Traver,. --o. if mortification .. - -. fatally,

e. spi;;;;;4-6717 ii:l4atutte.. pui In letters witivelt
atoned the defendant had in consegnence of to.. nos.
execution of his order at the specified time. complained
to the plaintiffs. and not to tm Pottery Oomoany.—
B•iveial witnesses having been c died on either side. his
11nour said. although it wee a disagreeabie duty. be
nen t. be thought. find the defendant bad failed in his
feigner. and therefore be gave inertness, for the plaintiffs
lw be amount clelmed.—lle. Travers asked for immediate
par. roent.—Mr. Tremolo° said if execution were entered
.as afraid it would be • case of stale hone. He
rot. r 160. • month. Wow prooredings had been very
ere es .u.—Kr. Travers: But be bar had money enough
t my friend—st leaat I her he hat—Mr. Trevsnion
I haven t been paid yet.— is Hamar: Order 10‘. •
mouth.

may, if . seta in, prove f ~ In either
case the question will no doubt arise whether the
constable at Yeovil WAS justified in his unfeeling course
of procedure. We hoar that it was late in the evening
when application was made to the constable for
protection, and if the workhouse was cloecd, it is
questionable whether a policeman in not bound under
such circumstances to afford shelter. We hear the
matter will be investigated.