The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04 00:00:00

POOLE.

T 33 ROIMIrr MID HL3lla..—The Sank Robert
and klaaaah, the property of Aim Alone, of this tow.,
Gall= meter, from Poole for Lades, lades with
pipeelay, got Gabon on the Skinslse ore RondaY
afteraeon. About 95 tone of mirge was throws over•
board, end the oink was get off ow Tunny enatag
sod pat bask to Breams.
Ooostir Corm lioaday.—Before Jape Lefrey.—..
Lew% e. Rieitardeoe sad Walton—Tide was adjeuraed
from len nen Kr. Riobamba' "'Mg is the Cloulineet.
—Mr. 7. Travers for plaintiff, sad Ms. .1. Harker for
delmodasis. The oaks wee AK 101. fer ses-delvery
of mai ordered of debadents, mereheats and efelp7
broken at fiwanic—ia December plaintiff ordered 00
toss of mei at prime quoted, 'lris es beard; sod
requested dedeate to lad • earl' resial to read It to
Poole. The Weadaate wrote book station tholes
would do thill best to tad a vessel. Is Yank
!squired Me inns of the son-delivery. DelTle
wrote elation they bad ben mashie I. oblate a vessel,
end ekosil ad thee be able to emptily seal all December
Flom Plalotilt wrote that be should expeet the soil
at the prises pmiosely costreeted. Mr. Philip Le
Goole, shiphrekez'a clerk for Yr. (1.7. Penny for the
pad four or Ave years, mid It wee oustemary for the
vendor to Pod the venal sad charge for it at the
menet 'Meld rates. Oreemeneined the meal was
bereeht free ow beard it was sot weerasery for the seller
to lad the vemel.—Mr. & Lewis give **haws en to
the siaoust of damage sialated.—Mr. Harks mid as far
se the maretmot wee comeoraied ladles a nasal was a
gratuitous gents% and infeadeale had dose their
utmost to prorate a vemol, bat mold an.--Kr. J. N.
Riehardsoa, sae .11k. Weadeate, Ursa esplaleard tie
swabs of the verde " free is bawd," sad slated that
the nodose orreolexesly provided the 4441001 toe the
parshaser but the werirke woe • pretaltees see. There
wow grist difllealty et that two be permarfas wadi
sad they were usable to Attila ems be *loll.
• fertalertit otter punkas, was gresistally the lemyth of
U.. allowed for the seats to be liken swim. It ar4
take. sway wklda that Mae Mrs male weaM be Melds
I. say linentlee is gene that might hake pleee.—Kr.
W. H. Harpies', of dm Ina of Marmot sad oe., skip-
broken and cal merelcate of Swarms, proved the
obilsaties at the boyar I. protMe a vessel, sad
that It was sot emotomary for the trade I.
bold themselves liable to ship al prism quoted more
than a !snack% proviessly.—Elle Honor was of
opinion that thine woos positive contract to deliver
the Goal, sad that the defendente had uadertakes to
provide the inesel. Vortilet for plaintiff ter £4o.
Weed v. Mg esti Hosed& —Aa mein to mirror
£419. Pd., limbos+ dime, paid by plantar am • quantity
el Walser nipped by defeedeata Mx. H4lter few
plemUlf, and Kr. R. N. Howard for defeadaate.—Kr.
Harker said plainUff, a ehlpowser sad aoaa inarehant
of this porkliad MN of his mode seised tho Massager
chartered to defoodaate, for totals( deals sod braises
from Croadadt. In the natter paper so mention had
bees mad... to by whom the data apes tha onto should
be paid, and the question that now arose wads who flab's
for them. Mr. linker quoted from the Inal Aat of
Parliament to prove that to an open oontrecit the owner
of the cargo was liable. Plaintiff eald on the arrival of
Lb. ship be (plaintiff) had IN fend to pay the dueo upon
Lb. limber, and it had been detained, but upon his being
threatetiod by the defendanta with an anion for the
non-delivery of the good, he had paid the dues. He
bad been tripped as an importer of goods, for the last
98 or 30 years, and had •Iways paid the does upon goods
which he bad Imported.—Mr. J. Java. who odd ho
ben oomneetod with the timber trade for 36 or 3775505,
was oared to prove the Gatos of ponces paying the
dues upon ell goods ooneigned to thirm.-111r. J. Crabb,
harbour master, also proved that the importer or ex.
porter of goods always paid the duo upon it —Mr.
How.rd argued that the duel wets payable by the
master of the vessel, sole. there woman sgreememt with
Um' oonsigneo that be should pay 11. He aro riontended
that the charge shied+ bad been made was on ',blob
the Act of Parliament did not moguls*. By the local
sot it wee ordered that 40 cram feet of timber should
be wandered as a ton, but the *bergs made epos
them wee reckoned at the robe of 40 sable foot tea
, tors. is reality bower, there were 66 said. feet of timber
to a I.s.—Mr. Harker odd 60 sable feet had always
been eassidered as a ten, and the dielndante wino,,
eemplalidas that they bad not ben eberged esongb.—
His Honour said that in hi. opinion the owner of the
goods was liable for the payment of the dues.
Jades's, nt for the plaintiff, with eons 'nosed.
G. B. Convey cued others v. IV. W. Ala ridge.—Clalto
for £2B IL. for 0041 supplied to Mr. G. Vines', whom
II was alleged had bees in partnenhip with lir.Aldridge,
and for whisk lir. Ablridge bad 000sented to be made
responsible. —Hr. Harker for plaindf, and Kr. Travers
for deleuelest.—The defence was a denial of the
liability of any partnership, Kr. Aldridge's Domination
with Vivien being explained to be that in starting bad-
ness Vivian bed hen loot • certain sum of money, and,
as see cane the one, in order to enure that which
was Ant lost, It berme iteesseary to lead more.— Hie
Hewer esesidered that cialeadaaS bad aster taleaded ,
8. 8. Man% parlay. bat WI be bad counted Mar '