The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25 00:00:00

WEYMOUTkI.

Tun Ynownitu.—A rumour tomes from Shatter-
bury that .11 1. arranged for es visit of the Y.C.
to Weymouth about the 14th of Iley next.
/Cu TAIT CHAMOIS -It i. saki that the soldkrs now
at Weymouth be/rooks will shortly be removed to the
Verne, to maks room for the artillery from Dorehester
barracks during the alterations for the military °entre
It the county town.
Focrrial.— Wrywoo4A Clob v. Offirwra —A match
was played at the Geld neer the mastery oa Thursday
afternoccs. It was very obstinatoly contested, the
odloers being suesnor lo strsogth, and the stub in
memos and skill; bat to wards the close Mr. dadrews
obtained a touoa-down for Weymouth, that lathing
the male in their favour.

SODUMI DEATH OF MIL MO3ll —About midday ma
Thornily last, Mn. Moore, wife of Mr. F. Moore, of
13, St. Thomas-street, whilst ptting dinner felt very
111, and want into the yard for Nab air. There ob.
fall down, and bad to be carried into the boom. Dr.
Rhoda. was aunt for, and aims Immediately; but it
wee found that Mrs. Moore hod been attacked by
apoplexy, and about four o'clock p.m. oho di4
tosvaiii her haaband, six c.iildron, nod • large Girds of
friends to lament their loss.

Too flormarrinspnwes PAT.—We beer that It is
Intended to iocruee the p. 701 our very effident Super-
intendest of Pollan Mr. Vickery. The salary of
Imposter of Nuisitoose le to be redound, 'tie said, from
£l5 to £lO, sad the latter will be given to Yr.
Viebery ; but hi. pay 114 Superintendent will be raced
from £lOO to £135, to which he tsjsstly entitled by
long *wows, moritorime c,nelnot, bed great snooesee.,
of which Ito dlspleal ol the Glover cli swindler Truteh
Is a recent example.
81131011. OPTICIII or filteLTEL—The committee of
the Town Council reoommsoded that so mutt of the
printed regul.tions sa to tht duties of medieal allure
of health, issued by the Looal oavernmeal Booed,
apply to a medical °Boer appointed independeutly,sod
without any of threader brine paid out of wormy' Toted
by Panama lt shall be the duties of the medical °Sur
of this borough. Also that the appointment be for coo
year at NO pie saunas, and a case any epidemlo brink
on?, the Odin( shall receive suet routhaeratiosi as may
be agreed, but if not more than three patients be iu the
hospital, he shall not routes soy extra rusitheration ;
but the medicines be pail for by the Board. The re-
eommendation was sdoptaL

Wanes : Tee: bat it was not me. I wet subpoenaed
oe it : it was Bohai Andrews.
Q. West did you naive your last rabble dela
A. Up to the Christmas before I sold. As sate I did
not resolve dues up to the Christmas after. Shoes Mr.
Short paid me for ta I have reeeived within/ at
aIL Ths rubble does am not all paid up yet; the stone
ha. bean lying in the quarries. The 1 sboar has at
Wilflloljra COUNTY COURT. SATURDAY.
been ali paid up set, the labour used sot to be paid up
(Bofors T. IL P. LILTIOY, lers , Judge.) for before the Mous was wade; I have know. Wear
TWO PORTA/WO RUBBLII DUI& standing for years.
Combos sel Poeketery v. White. —Thiel was an ad- Mr. Howard: How do the men get at the vela of
joined cab, in which p &airs, formorly owners of • their labour? A. After they maks the Mono eet, it
pine of land in Portland, oliiimed payment toe the is measured. Nov the labour is p aid for every three
depositing of some rabble on their land before it wee mootbs, aid the n 6441 due once • year.
said, bat the Rasta and Carob Hops Railway Co- Q Do you know of any cue of a person receiving
paay, who had haulm the land, also claimed the dub, rebels dam from land for rubble depaidtel before be
and defendant refused to pay at.' It was settled bought It I A. I out% tell of any one.
whether plaintiff. or the Railway Compaay were ea. By Mr. Hooper : Whop I sold the lead, I lamer
titled to the dant—Kr. Howard appeared for plaintiffs, toasted to gee any does Maid
Mr. Hooper for abodes* apparently instrooted by The Jags : The obviou way for the vendor to meet
Mr. J. J. It Short. the diffloalty of them dam is to add so mash to the
Mr. Howard said that the ease bad been adj Jammed Prioe of the bad.
for tartar mistimes, with respect to batons and Mr. Howard (warmly) : There want sputa' arrange
privileges of the atone trade in the island, and be pro. meat made at the time of sad, and if I aniseed to
dated the presentmeet, of the Court Lest with raspiest Pat It In writhe, lot them take advantage of It If
to the.. ciatonvi and privileges, whish presentment be it is my error, I will pay for it, but I thought I was
had used in • case of mberatios bean the iatia- dealing with sea of hamar.
Manta and the War Deparlance, a heavy am of Mr. Hooper protested eganst Ir. Howard Impala(
£3OOl. anything of that bled.
Mr. Hooper objected to this that it wee not aides/ie. Mr. Howard: Ido impute it.
Mr. Howard replied that his Elesellt asked for in. Therm Kr. J. .1. IL. Short was put into the wither-
formation, and heied slso • witness se srelL He put box. to bs examined.
I* this merely as • statement of feels, spirt Irma the Mr. Howard: At the tints this parodies was settled,
cue itself. Before tb• purchase of the load was as Beetled ia Mn,. Polassres parlour I—A. I think
'Meted. the plaintiff. tel daleadosts to put is men it erso
rubble as they poseibly bold oath. land before It woe Q. Did not Mrs. Combos orpreeely shall
sold, and when the deed was eimardsted, Mr. Short was exposit the rabble dais I"—A. Mos mid she should
and a stipulation that mrs, comma expect her share of the dads, sad las quite willing
sod Kra Pothmery Mould have the does for the rubble that she should hsve her she,,.
deposited op to that date. The Judge: Yoe are quite wallet( that be should
Mr. Hooper took exception to this; no set:lona have all the ascertained amount of the dues up to the
could be given of what took Pam at sito sals. Mr. Used eale.,- A. Yea I nadecomodig limply according
Howard mast ignore that, if he plumed. to the usual mode of dealing with rabble. I think the
Mr. Howard: There was • MllOOl4 11/1109•26/t, whole asiethe bee arisen from Mrs. Potheeary and airs.
Mr. Reaper: Where is the writing? Cuba thloking it war 61. per ton on the tubule,
Mr. Howard said if • beau had hem soid, he should Unease it is on the stone. Had Kr. H sward mid he
not expressly stipulate that the rest due should be wished to have it ea the stone when mussed, I shoed
payable to the bile, because they mold claim it. Bat have strongly °Nutted.
they made an arnapanot that the rubble due for Mr. Reward: At that tine there was so stogie
that deposited before the sale *timid belong to the Maws& lolotediaiell alter the sale, WM °embers
so that even if the custom al nothing to do went and told them to Ghee off all this wss dons,
with it, this dam were theirs; but he had artist in The J edge said his judgement In this ease must a
Court witai would swear that too dine belooged to the that the.. wae no nuns whatever of the rabble dime,
owner of the land at the use be rubdown, doweled. but that everything 'passed by the deed of whisk he
Mr. R. Seabee, • " quarryman" of Penland, with could not admit eollabrojevidesea The next midease
property of his own, said his father would be 91 Milt 11,•• as to tbe custom, mint was somewhat mallisaing
drthday, and he with his brother' Idea about the but the ersi
ghts of abuse append to his. In favour
customs. At the Court lest they mad. • preessesat of the existence of the sutras that the rubble dam
of the customs and priestess., but there is no snob pared with the land • that the nodes is %titled to the
matont as that the rubble dues go with the laid, dues on all the rebid: which le moseiathed sabsequoit
Would expect to rendes the rubble doss for that pot to the sale, and it seemed that that wee reasonable sad
ca before be sold the bad. The person whose Paid it convenient. He maid not me how It was attempted to
was when the rubble ins put on, OW•01 the rubble he set up that she vendor Amid still lave the right to
dues, aad In this mm the may belonged to Mrs. dada's ;it would hinder the transfer of lead, sad
Celebes sad Mrs. Pollseeary. would be groat ineoevienee. But than woald be
oraia,saitatftd ; Did am kw/ of • ease be which none at all where ths dub puled with the lad. hums
!Vireceived rubble dart after the bad was sold the vendor has ilia his own pour to Lake late sonsidar-
tt ems there was • 11901•1 egreenseat. atm that than wee so much rubble despeited. that
Mr. Heepar : Were you present 1— Wittiest : No, the pushiesr would nub, so much due, and there.
Mr. ',Nein said no—(laughter.) If £lO or £l5 worth for. taking that into wonsidsradoc, he bald Mugs a
of rubble were put on the lead before he sold ths land, higher pries for the bad, and then seemed as hardship
he would be entitled to the rubble due. The rubble Is such • Kaska He held that plaintiffs had failed
dues might not he payable for 20 pars, until the atone to establish the meta they had attempted to at up,
was worked out. II he got ElOO for a piece of rubble and that by the dead Reef the whole right and eaten
land, and rubble bad bees deposited on it before Roar. and hawed had ?bled.
he should seceder the doss were his, though he would Mr. Hooper mad toe the teeth ea behalf of Yrs.
not receive tham till the stem was made. White whp was aaly • dummy in the meter.
By Mr. Howard; If his tether sold lad, and the Mr. Howard opposed the application for ink. •• Mr.
stone was set worked out at the doze of sale, hat Hooper had wheollosed that Mrs. White was reedy a
rabble bad bees depositel on the land before, thee the dummy in thee,.. The action had arise from a Wt.
dues for that rubble would bide, to his father, understaadiag, slid the relay compay were re*
The Judge: Do you kaow • single ease ware a man hllheini the as..
has sold land, aid afterwards ruined the rabble dues. The Judge: has It got to this—that there Is all
—Witness : No, your honour. unfortunate railway company la the an., and their
Mr. A. turiese, brother of the last within' said he fore them me to bane costa irate&
was amaalatel with the autoss of the island. Inthe railway emitimel will inks • liberal view is td:tiraa 187 or 1868, he asked the debuts of these ladies eat&
(plaintiff ,) to deposit rubble. Th. rabble was deposited Judgment for de:sedate., with eosin
and the stone was not Dually worked out sow; bet Parma? BIANAGIINIWIT.
the does Womb to the owner of the lad beers it Adirers T. Joseph Beiereeee /Urn—Cake for 03
vas sold. Nothing was destroyed of the buyers aot mid for Provisions,
did it do Sem say injury, for the rabble was there Mr. Montt for Plaintiff, admitted that there had
before they paid foe the land but the dues are not been its error, sad plaintiff was 'UAW to 1:8
paid till the moos is worked out. He never hoard of than he elelolvd, defendant was Indebted to
hiss
suok a 0,5505 a. itr. Hooper had st up. w tumid. £2518.. n I.—Bat till amount defendant would not
lead was et to Mr. thicemay, for the trus of GU, ead admit.
Co., but the Moos was act worked out yet, beaus The Judge explained to hiss that he wield loss
trade as dull. 11 11 had been brisk, the slue would • wondered* sum of money In hearing the, alms
have heels worked out. There wore two sastome la he had a substantial defence. Did defeadeat admit the
the isised i the rob)* was taken off, and them the debt. •
sap, and if yen deposit the nibble only, :11, per so. Is Desimidant : I admit I owe MOWN but I deal lusele
peed as the atone madel but if the rubble and cap whet I owe. I sever harmed ithOthia6 about it till
both are deposited, the depositors pay 61, per ton as I had • lawyer's letter outs lac the boas.
It. sheme. In he own case both the imp and Obe It was stated that defoodant's wile hat admitted the
rabble were taken off, and deposited as the emu lead, debt, and Othrld 4, a amity
Had rushed doss for rabble deposited • twelvemonth Defendant was bat If kis wife kalto what be owed.
or two years before. As the rall•ay cumpany had —D•fe•Slasi : Yes, but she lode beta
bought Mrs. Oullea'e lead ease the rubble was The Judge; Did you ask your wits about IL-4. We,
&poetised, they were just as If • twelvemooth or 18 beau.
soothe rut was owing, when a house was said. The Jadp : It seems to ma you have takes care to
The Judge mid be had thought so last Wart day; atow nothing about it at all. Why did not pa ding
bat he did sat now. o muse of semen had aelse. you wife here (—Defendant : She is DM able to soma mull the awns was made, and these due wee, then- she is ill.
fore differsat from rut: The Judge: Does your wife admit the kill cirusechasnimed ; Had been • sailor lately, tlul withis Ddeodeat : No, Ursa Mrs. Andrews same, she said
the last few years; but be had worked ia ths loamy "O 1 we don't owe all that mossy I" I dos% know
before he went to sea, anything about it, I do give all my money to my wife,
Witness was oross-eamined by Mr. Hooper as to every farthing, and let her marmite it, sad Ido ask her
whether La. Caches was resolving rabble dam for 11l I want • Milling or so now and tap.
ease deposited two or three years before the laud was The Jildis topntnt You bare 00o• ver7 mug
sold, sad replied that be "should say so." Os bads In not speaking to the husband sad letting him know
mired why V He replied "Dassault is due to bar.* that hie wife waa so moth in debt,
The Jades asked the wisesee if be thought be ought Judgment for plaintiff. 10.. • month.
to tems and swear to a hit on such redeems as than Pope o. fhonss.—There wen two mess. In the
Further ninea.AssaditAd, Mr. urine mid be saver ant as. deleose,t had signed an admission for Li •
bared of • special agresdiaat about the laad ist to Mr. swath ; but he badly disputed the matter, sad said fa
Orishamy, for Wes sad Co. ITU • laiebeke, be maid only pay be.
/Ir. W. Peaces said le had lived ha Portlaad all his Is the bead &Nadu% made • dwell bit ase very
aid had bad to do with the Mess Node sines be ellostlre debase. The slabs was tee ti, for ilastaglog
wee 14 peat of age, but bad awns beard if web • same geowebarry tater.

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