The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13 00:00:00

THE BRIDPOBT, LYME, AND SOUTH COAST

RAILWAY BILL
This bill, sow before PSCHIIIIOIIIOi, for making railways
in the counties of Dorset and Devoe to be called
"The Bridport, Lyme, sad South Olitest hallway,"
°Detains 48 einem: The *spite of the sompsay is to
be 000,000, I. 30,000 shares, of RIO rook.

Cletus 17 au rues the company to borrow ea mort-
gage ioay awe not exceeding in the whole 41110.000; but
no part of this amount as to be borrowed until the whole
of the capital of 000,000 has been borrowed, and one.
half thereof paid up.
Clauses 24 and 26 fix the uniuber of directors at five,
and provide that the gualllce,ie• of a director shall be
the oneseesina, in Isle ova right, of not lrsi than 25

Ul-.Use 27 appoints Joseph Gawky, Thomas Balksley,
Arthur Pratt Barlow, sad David Alehisoo, as lour of
the first directors of tbe wapsay.
Claims 30 halts the period for the ermapietioa of
tit. railways to eve years from Um passing of this Act.
Claus. 43 empowers tlio ecimpamy to enter into train*
arringementa with the (haat Westora and London and
Beath. Wasters Railway Oompanks.
The clauses showion the &make' of the line it is
unnecessary to give, as our readers are familiar with it.

BILIDPORT COUNTY COURT, WLDNICIDAT.
(Before IL livraarr, Req., Judge.)

There were about 90 osass, most of which were settled
out of Court, end those beard were for the mast part
uninteresting.

Gilbert r. Weer. —Claim £4 2.. 10d., for drapery
and gro,eriea Plaintiff had 'waived a letter the
pervious evening from defendast offering to pay 2.. gd.
per week, bulb. had frequently art:mind before sad Dot
performed. D.foodant had recently some into the
pomessiou of 1700 but *laid' said be was 'poodle( the
money very fast. (Mimed to pay 105. per mouth.
Peggy Pomeroy,. Warrem--Claini for 165.,
, balance of 30v. dos on a bedstead bad, she said, four years
ago. She had neerived 14a. in money sad goods; de-
, fondant's wife pet the vales on the goods paid in past
coy:
bluts dam r/./•..t...a sald after he
gala"( had a seek of potatoes
fron, him in September 11111. value 150.; this
plaintiff said was oaly worth flat but defendant said
she agreed to give hint 15a. for it; his wife bad sloe
paid 6a. in June, 1852, which he had not been credited
with. His Honour thought it a very dear pride for
potatoes had in the mooth of September, but defeedant
said they were mares at that time. His Honour mid
defendant must get his wife there to prove the
payment of the 131.; the was accordingly sent for.—
Elisabeth Martha Warren (the wife), said ohs rename-
bevel the potatoes were 15e, the each; she had alto-
gether paid plaintiff 29a. in goods and money. The
last amount she paid was 6a., aserly four years ago.
She could not get a statement of the mama from
plaintiff, or the amount would have been settled before
this. The only bill she ever had, dated merely
"Balance of account, 15e.," delivered two years ago.
His Homier deducted 6a, and the balance, 10.., was
ordered to bs paid in two instalments.
James Todd and others Thomas Northover.—
Judement summons for £lO 18a. 4d. Mr. Manley for
plaintiff. Daiacdaat had been in the employ of Mr.
Oliver. shoemaker, Dorchester, about six mootbs, and
received from 10e. to 13v. per seek, paid weekly. H.
had not Nettled up since the 27th November. He
believed he owed Mr. Oliver money on balance of
amount. He worked by piece work. He received lie.
last week, and it might be 10a. he had lb* week before.
He roosted mod weeks lately 15e, per week. This
summon.' was had in January, 1865, when be told Mr.
Edmund,. be would sot pay it. Itesisra Todd, Edmund;
and Parsons wore the aseignees ruder Restariok's beak-
ruptcy, Me. Wawa& hem in the town and would not
have premed the cam, but he hod been requested to by
the other assignee.. Defendant said be could not pay
and ISM =lO go Pal. HIS Honour committed
him to gaol for one month.

eaorrev. --O. F. Phnom'. formerly • termer sad
41\14.10 dealer. applied tor Ma rder of diaebarge. Mr.
Jo Sea supported. Anoka £lO 14.. Id.. dud F 5 beaded
wbieb had hese deposited by Kr Join& ; oat of thin
EIS had to be paid tor rest—the Wanes. RIO 14a. Id..
would hardly. his Homier thought, eover the expenses a
the Coen. Drfeadarit had lately bon working for Ms
lather tie his fare, sod all he had respired was thii
value or the rabbits, el which there were a great many
00th. farm. eat his haat had gins him liberty to Web
amd psi tbess. Ma had Ind 460 by his wife oboe
be wanted her. His Masper raid Itu wont thing
shout Ibis rem was with referrers to some Maas whisk
as reported si tH previous (bud be bought of
Glyde sad sold Qs= again baukadiately, dud never
paid him for them. This bankruptcy arsa use ad tease
melees oases they had brought to Um Court Mr.
Olfdo hod Dot trliaNd his ires, lf how be would
him seemedad. As no creditor apposed hemitrept be
should not do so. Thai bealtniot mas grieved to preeive
his arks of disahanla le M) days.