The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-09-27 00:00:00

DORCHESTER COUNTY COURT.

(Before Mr. Sorjesat llndal-A.tldoson, Judge.)

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G. J. G. Gregory.. Zdicins.—Claim for £2O for rent.
kir. T. Coombs, wbo appeared for the plaintiff said at
the foal C/ourt his Honour gave judgment for his client,
bat the verdkg was to stand over in order to see if the
defendant would swept £5 for the fixtures. He had
Weed to aoorpot that. —His Honour: Than you will
balms year melba for the CA and leave the defendant
to get his remody.—Verdict for 22 • month.
Samuel Hollis J. Sansom.—Claim for £2, mousy lent
two years ago. —Defendant said the mow was not
lent, bat WEI given him as a kind of compeosatioa for
hoses which be had sustained through the conduct of
the seilway company. He had lost • lot of money,
god Holly bad promised to intercede for hira—Me
Honour: But the company would not allow their
potties to interfere in these matters. If you hays any
ebbe maim* the company bring it Into my Court, and
I will see you righted; but you cannot make this men
reopelable for 6e lanhe of his employers.—Yerdiot
eit 4e.a isoodh.

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George Prime s Marisa Adams—Olahn for 80a. ,
masa edvaooed hi a bone deal.— In this case it
onmered is June leet the defendant advised Priam to
bim 0 boos but asit was a aurb-biter be refused to
have it. lll.aesly, however. be agreed to "chop"
his mere sod oast for the bores, end psy au to boot;
2ipsessnent biding that if the hone" did not suit he
0 retarn it, and Adams to refund the 30a. The
bons did sat suit Wen, and be returned It, and it died
mom eiterseWs, but the defendant did sot return the
eanneyo—ille BOOM (to cisfeedaat) : How aid see
sDefesdoot t Nineteen last birthday. His
(to plaintiff) : Theo the oonfraot is void,
to the Ant you cannot sue • junior for
Zr eed rirgMatber than neesmseies.—Plaktiff corn.
of the AA mad mid Ifs Nabs doubt
Met be sued, them a Junior obould not be allowed to
E4:lb10 ROlDHonouradvised tim defendant, if he were
refund the money. He sympaildoid with
tiff, but be could not help hist, as his haods
=et If he mese to led • verdict webs* the
sed Ma did not pay, sod was mut to poi,
hemeeld Wise as asthma widest him, and that would
be emtward.—Plaintiff was nossenited.

Anwar MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The aneegke displayed. hy this society in missionary
work are meet aamesoaae aid worthy of support.
The efflammes a eh. Dogebestar brach oo Weidman,'
weeming. is the Baptist lithoolroom entertained • lar
number of their friends sod supporters to • good sub.
magola too to whale ample imam' was dons. Amongst
those rasa were the Be'. R. B. Albin By J.
Traced. M.A., of Weymouth, Be'. A. FTIOCIS, of
U. sad Mks Hannan, Mr. Greening, M.
fied others.
As -past seven a public meeting in aid of the
Mae was sonvesed in the Chapel, a which the Rev.
3. R„ Alba preskad. There was • moderate audience.
After the prooesd leati_been opened by prabs,
VCiallatlll brevity abodooed the two gentlemen
ho
the essoolation, and who had Madly
samal="tild aight to task of their experisoces
ha forshatlC missionaries. He was extremely
babkr so to sonounos that the Rev. C. Jordan, of
who was to have been present, was
t H. saki be had been himself In
arms. and vim he had eels ouoiaced him of
aha mmassay of hecondeg • servant of God. Though
be had sot had the hollow of preaching the Gospel
ahead. be had Amu his utmost in the-Metropolis,
what io saes he was awry to say, minion
work wasasedetarsamost, as much as in Atria or may
aim country. I. as ,aldog of the progress of the
cams In AM" he aeM Is thinking of the poor blacks
was ammo. forget the self.denying exertion' of that
great explorer. Dr. Livingstone, sod the prince of
mismonarises Dr. Moffatt. He thee called upon
The Rev. J. Tearroao, of Weymouth, to address
was lasadni, who said he was very pawed to have the
grivilage to wee • few words to thana. He had laboured
ler • amber of yews in India. and he 'honey gym-
palsied with the case. There were many, be knew,
mho were not alai" to become miesionaries if tar;
whim' ; but they could do • great deal to further the
tgassad work they had in haod, and which the
Almighty had been plowed to prosper. He exhorted
sham so ao all in their power to help those who were
minim to leave their homes and friends they love ts
brave the di/Rookies ad Miele of a makoary life.
He referred to the great work does In China mad on
she Como River, Weal= Africa, and said their
expseless exceeded their manual income to the amount
ag 113,000. In his concluding remarks he dwelt at
great length upon the peivileges enjoyed to England,
sal eentrasted them with those of tho heathens.
The anthem " Let the sates of Zion nag," was
then snag by the choir.
The Rev. A. Fammte, of Bridport, followed. Be
bad also always very great pleasure in doing all he
saki for the welfare of the society, and he, too, had
ban • messenger in India. With all his heart be
d with the mistrial work, sod °ammoniated
the good work that was being done In the
Woes . PVIDOIII and also In Bengal. Be spoke of
Ihe drawbacks to an Englishman when first
akersso-_. the duties of • maary. He himself
was months before he could muter the Marko
laegmege es as to make lanself understood. It was
Tory bpi Wood to soften sod mollify the prejudice'
of those ken their birth were accustomed to fall
down sod warship idols. The remainder if the rev,
=a's observations were of an anecdotal

A kya;si wee wag, during which a collection was
mole, asd
'Me R.v. B. IL AIMS spoke a few more moons%
afterworde respecting Us. rapid progress of this work.
this another anthens—" Sun ye Joboyek's
=rss. wag by the choir, aad the meeting
Moe credit le due to the capital deem of the
=rnrinutfor Maw ILasamo, who posolds4 at the

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