The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-21 00:00:00

POOLE.

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SERMON TO YOUNG SIEN.—On Stand lay evening a menage
to young moo wool primehed at SL Nur* church by the
Rev. C. C. Want on "Time Won, .4 iO4, how to Andy
it, end how to 1140 it.- The rev. gentle:tun took a, hie
text John ii:—' The wont wa.i ;el"

UIFT TIIE UTE Mg..l. It. II titi.Vil/. —The lies. J. A
liairsoci, rector of SL JaU10,1.6, loas res:cive.lfnun the Rel'S
U. V. and [,ester Garland, exueutors of the Lite JAI
BOKley Garland, Esq., of Stone Park, Winkls.rue, the sus
Of P. 13, to be distributed among the poor of the Fetishes el
St. James's, St. Paul's, and Longdeet.

BWANAGIC.
Tiff: new light house is co:nu:cut:el ou the boll heal.
laud near Tillywhim.
thh D. V..k..—The members of this corps. under th•
inspection of I:aptain Nash. inspecting officer of Bps
district, underweut on Thursday evening an excellent drill
practice. There was a very fair muster.
PI ItIIVA2K II ousk, the residence of Mr. I:corge I:urt
of the Mowlein, Frueiva,i, awl Burt pin., Loudon), bpi's'
being pulled down to wake room fur a mansion In*
tower.

BLA.NDFORD.
Cousrr Comer, Monday.- Before Mr. T. E. 14drof
(judge).
Charles llenville V. 7'. .1. !bps, wine and spirit merchants
illanilford.—flai in .C 25 1:14. for commission as traveller for
the defendant and for psvls.—Mr. Atkinson appeared lor
the plaintiff, and Mr. Brennan.' forth. defendant. —Then
Was a counterowtion, but sufficient notice under the nor
rule bat not been given, so that it could not be hua'd-
The case excited considerable interest, and laded wveral
hours—Mr. Atkinson etateil his client was the On of a
former tradesman inlthe town, who carried on the Indeed
of wine and spint merchant About two yehr, off,,
died and left a widow. who, for • short time, c.arrial ti!
the business, assisted by her son, the plaintiff.
the defendant entered into partnership with Mrs llenvilki
&width, plaintiff was unga,:,eal as traveller at. salarY "f
1.• per week and a commission on all country uniCna
obtained. This was agreed to in lieu of any monef
paid for goodwill by the defendants After a tiny Olain'.an
salary was raised to la per week, awl this went iin
the lot of July, when, some unpleasantness 6304.
occurred between the partied, they agreed Renville was
receive 10 per cent. on all country orders but no Wat
This continued till the tot week in October, whoa
further misunderstanding took place, anal Melville irsr
notice he should leave, and ultimately entered into "14,
service of Mr. Ellis, of Wimborne. Mr. Itoys w111,..1.;
annoyed by it that he commenced a series of persona, n
against Renville, charged him with euibezzleauent,
actually wont so far as to issue • notice in the r_ors'
Chronicle, that • Mr. Mulling' had been appointetLa
Place of the plaintiff, who had been discharged- d
iil
potations cast upon Manville would form the Ow
two actions in the superior Court• The defendant mr,
finding he could not drive Manville out of the *OWN 2ok.
that he was seriously interfering with Lis lawallelL
meet extraordinary proceedings. —At this
Erman:and inierpowad, and contended plaintirs
hail no right to go into any matters not connected
cause of action, hut his Honour ruled as Os cos 1...•
' stood the *Wadi= was isadmiaable,—Mr.