The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, Ma

P.O. Bertha data that 011 Weir's(lay hat ha
resolved laforrnetloo a the their, and parattoi the pri-
mmer to FortUsgloi. On ?rider cuo, log Le wl ot to
Lb. horreska and 1,1304 butt at work. lb o ohargwi h.m
with rieslinga par of trot:mi., a uo!k-itr, sad
bra+h.

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Prwooar, who up to burr h t rod t • rpostk ; No
you didn't, you you 01, fro woe/ •
of boota.
With,.. lie r•pllorl be 1. • A a•oh,n onylb ;
bid afterworots .14 he ba4 • '.l :hi, gr A Wrl•
to ,otft, to • man coltol•••,; Ist,. At hi,.
lirove Buildings 1.• loutuf tit, ',room:, at.•l tho oi Abe*
bru•b.

R quandoa, arm which h. WU re! some f.UI epithet*,
sod mis ret.l.mod feltll wort.

AINUOLTING • lANDL9IIO.

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A diarepa' ••luotibig ncoed tune Cosened,
ub,00.0.d fits as on expo..., .esp eker,Red with
beinz drunk and menu:tin( Mr. It.oaeol W• 111111, of
tit • Klag's Aram Piddletown, on tho id leo.
Prieouer eaid he keew nothing st &bent it. ite
howl been kieke.l to the fore'.en.l. and was Ilahlie to 11••
B. was very sorry, and if the fioneh woo 1 look it over
he'd be teetotal and leave drink, lie kiwi • wife lima
ohilirea.

Sup % if,ro : 8&L you k •op ; yea have
teen charged with stit,t',l log t

h,ntenot7d to o 0 ucon Y.-har I :shar.
Pris,ner : Oh, "nit, I ta1:1.0:11,, a,,liouiy how I

FITIALI KG CO IN.

A water, nameJ JUNO Day, In the ample, of Mr. G.
W. Honor, wee charge.' WIt!l stealing • quantity of
barl-y.
Mr. Homer elm the wick owe ping out ntlder prisoner'a
unileroott. litrfoilowed Hut into the village (linrlstoni)
and before going Into the stable 'eked him what no had.
D..y replied " Duet." It turni,l not, bows,. r. to be
si wly barley, •ed inform,. Mot. 11. gi•on to the polite.
Prisoner said hi had had hog .11. in Ib" home.
were alk.vt, awl be took It lir thin.
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Mr. limner detded 11,1-, but tt the setae titre dhl not
press the owe, and 'Welted the Bomb to deal lc AI ntly
with prieouer, who eat se:vowed to 11 dap' hard
labour.

COUNTY' Cotter, Thareder.—P...f.do Judge Limy.—
There weell rower plain.' than otos!, no‘rly all
litre settled by the Rvgiettrar, (llr. Gi!o• 47mont10.
Lc ICU Hwaphrcy. boot sat ettoe maker, Beam Meter.
tfr. Lomb, of fteemintttr, wlth Mr. floury Look. of
13,robestor, submitted a met•on on b)hal of the
trustee, to ren.'er turAid a bill of Fele Mr. If. El.
Socklenham, of Brirtol, supported the bill on Imbelf of
the execution creditor.

It seemed that is Febreery, 1871, Humphrey, bMeg
to &Mealtime, went to Mr. Nieto&le, dealer in leather,
of Bristol, nue of lota prinevng.l credit or. and poreruader4
him to advanos about £lO, to enable him to o.y the
then (meditate 10, in the plan/ Eighteen months
later, Humphrey was again in difficulties, and Mr.
Nicholls twigged all his good. under a bill of la's • week
before he Mori • petition ill bankruptcy. This dom.
meat Mr. Leigh imPeeobea•
At the outset there was • digenss:on as to .greeednre.
Mr. Leigh wished to °ell two
ham gall no, the motion could only be supported by
affidavit. filed two days bi.fore the bearing, seem-ling
to rules Wand 54, and which he mid wee the praat.oe
before the Poises of the Brigol. Glooceetor, and
:Somerset courts. If Mr. Leigh wished to call witnesses
he should ask ale Honour to name a day when he
would try It as a common law action.— rho Jaligo
thought he had power to hear witticisms's:rya we, but,
ultimately. Mr. Leigh agreed to rely on the all larks
utileh h.d beer m.de on the following admlasione being
msde :—First, that • cart. part of the prpperty rely!,
eso not on the premises of the &litter, but in • °each-
house where II wigs kept; secondly, that a horse and
harossa and several book debts were after required pro-
perty • thirdly, that if the bill of sale hod Demo put in
force l'inm.,clistely after it was made it would have bad
the effect of the debtor being obliged to stop payment;
fourthly. that a crealtor named baker had net been
paid his dividend.
Mr. Bsokingham geld Humphrey's estate at the outset
would not yield 10. in the pound; and while other
creditors had received 10s. in the C on their debtik Hr.
Nieholle's original debt of £64 had been Mortared to
1129.

Mr. Leigh mid yea, but £2O ofl,l of that amount was
f.r
.15 montha'.ihtareet on the bill of tale.

Mr. Beckingbaan said his client was -Promised pay-
ment in full for advancing the money to pay the other
creditor., but had only had sa. In the pound.
Replying to the Judo, Mr. Bookiegharn said that
in W 64 the value of the present mime. Mr. Leigh
said there were book debts Mai he., and be would give
£5O for them Mr. Bsokingham replied on this point
that he should be exceedingly glad to receive the °Lir
in writing—he held that that they were uot worth 110.
Re then urged that in the aiving of the bill of mole
there was no fraudaleat preferencie ; ou the very day
that it was granted Mr. Nichols advanced £4O it Gash.
Mr. Leigh eontended the book debts sabsego• at to
the bill of sale did not pail ander tie ; teat hia
cut at waa entitled to the proceeds of a trap, pony, and
harnesn, for oh-n tho bill ,4 'as w.. prc lum4 for
signature it included "borers, heroes., and asmiage,"
aLd tho:e words were strack out on the debtor repre-
gentle x that ho had art aunt, praperty„ to sapper' of
this tiontenthir be quoted a ease lb which or alma
where iu Greet Britaiu" was I. U not to cover a bane,
&a, at 3 livery stable. Mr. La et 64161 that several
of the instalments of payments-100. is the Z—had not
been paid, sad on that ground, the holder of the bill
of sale not having fulfilled his armament, that dosgeon{
became invalid.

Regarding the fact as to where It, earl was fogad.
Mr. Bachiughtm sotheitto I the pre nisei' were in the
omupution of the dch-or. . If• jrcUt.-4 out that tits
bankruptey did not take pia*. until 18 mouths lifter
the security had been givai, and on this point, as alas
oo that of the sualloes. of the advances made, II
differed from otivw eases which had been quieted duricit
the disouriou. lie al‘o cited came to allow that
although It wag a maxim of law that • man 'maid not
assign that which ho had not in his phew/lon, yet •
creditor enuld sari appr Wi•te after acq Mrs I pre.
party on ilue oensiderat on being giver.
Mr. Leigh said that hfr. Nicholls was q Self °lnstituted
truatee, atid after agreeing It take 10r. in the .£ he
adopted measures for obtaining his slain, in full, by
ths security whom was given. Cam adjourned for
judgment, either party recr•iv.eg pertuiptiou ts forward
no ttl• judge Oories of c.sto hearing on the points in-
volved in the proutat di 'pate.
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Welter Corrtue y • Detains (Wrr rids
was a claim for 9a. 41 for coals. P.aindff Lad agreed
to .or for defen...anr, who Is a farmer, and was to
✓emelt,. 13e. week.y, besides & coital?, and fuel. He
remained in ilia place for abut four month*. leaving in
January, and he now alleged that defendant bad feLed
to make him two separate allowances of 5 cwt. of omL
Judem...ot for plaintiff foe 2. AL witn out..
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George Whitis v. Great *teem Rod way Compete,.
Tale was an &loaned cause. —Mr. Weetoo, who sup.
ported the dem, called the nlamtiff, who resides at
Maiden Nestor, and whose use we, that the defend-
ants bat brokeu their contract, to °envoy certain
ha upon of rabhits and hares to if .edon in • mappable
time, whereby be bad sustained damage. Mr. Wendy,
In orm-euminatiou for the oompaey by Mr. Mum.,
said be had resided at Maiden Newton for about Mae
years. The company's present charge for omens of
rabbits to London eras 40e. per Lou; the rate at on.
time was higher, 47e. 6d.—he meld not explain why Mut
intention took plan. He was not aware that there
were any special condians In his own ease. The
rabbits now In queitioa—theee transmitted—came from
Mr. John Ohlola, of Cempton Valeno., arid he gave
him fully 104. raoh for them. Mr. Day, salesman, in
the employ of Mr. Niter, London, sad the rabbit&
arrived at Paddington statioe or the 7th September, at
20 minutes or • quarter to eight o'tlook a.m. He bed
found fault on amount of the late delivery, because the
best omtomers—thou front the mat-end—oaree about
six or 'even. The market was opn about one o'clock,
and ill over abdut nine. On tke lib sod 13th of Sep-
tember there was no glut in tho marked In ore Wm a
costermouger bought some of Hr. Whltty'" rabbits—
for "better or worn," as the Julie observed —and they
turned out bad; he hreaght an action for demagog,
but loot the day. Witness esUmated the lose enstaleed
by the delay of those mot on 7th of September at 31.
per couple. They oueht to have fetched 131. per
couple, but they averaged—and there were 5, couples
--en.y lid. Those sold on the 13. h realised only 91.
per Couple, whereas they should hue made lc. Mr.
Meson souteuded for the etnipany that there was no
unreasonable deify in the traosimialon, and that the
plaintiff was under a deferential arrangement, To. 61.
per ton having been Ulna from the original charge.
There wee no opecific time for the arrival of goods
train. The train by which the rabbits in question
went Was due In Londoa at three o'elook in the morn-
ing, and from Paddington would have to be conveyed
by the Metropolitan ins to Smithfield. There wu ne
'ossified time for deUvery.—fila Honour held that the
defeodants were bound to deliver the rabbits within
reasonable time. Mr. Day odd that If the rabblta were
delivered even by emu o'elock no implant
would be brought bat af fee that time, 30
minutes made all the dlfferenoe. The general
depreriatlon of valet by the delay in the deilvery,
of the 66 couples was abort 34, per oomph
while that from the late delivery of the mind lot-102
oolong—was 61. per maple. His Honour thought the
plaintiff was entitled to elfed wifecidteed, and 1.11 it
down as law that • oommon carrier was bound to dr.
liver the good. " within a nameable time,' as Mr.
Junes Smith bad 'Wad. Judgmeat for plaintiff.