The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-10 00:00:00

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Browner, ei-ese et Baldpate, ia
aid that the name for his Oise
weetraideale ellesuae tif tie kteetarlaft
had bees saeosased to preside boa, (
however, undertook die duty 41f0.v.,.
plasmas, both as esoceal of the
to white Ste proceeds were to Nic.
became Ow sabkot of Carol Si
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He rota have' Ned Monday led for it,
Wt
be did act think be soak hake it that day. aa
would not be time, them being soother loag
to he tried that day, the equity ma., besides the
y court owes. He offered to Is another special
' for it, and it was ultimately agreed by ceneent
a Tuesday, April 24th, as the day. Hie Rowse
slid there helot se question aow about as, pre-
cellent, be woad grant a jury, if wished, to loser the
cola Mr. Louis mid IN should prate it, and
he ROGOW said then lot the jury be aos•
goosed for 246 April, at tee o'clock pneetedly.—
The Rev. Thomas Fox aid John Battle (mouton of
the will of Rdward Fox, Ho— of Nominator, de.
ceased) v. Mary Ann Groves (executrix of dos will
of George Groves deesesed). —Mr. Haase for pl.l.
tiffs, and Mr. Loggia for defendant —This ease
woe originally brought ou so long ago as
the November court, and has bees adl.
joined from time to time dos It was
as applioatioa under the Lot passed last swim to
osier on county courts • limited jariadictios in
&laity, for the foredoom alas equitable =Mpg%
made by • deposit of title deeds relative to a cottage
or dwellierhasee, with garden and orchard adjoin-
ion, notate is Hosehilletreet, is Beeeninster, with
notes of head for £BO, the interest Neon which was
at Mr. Batten stated that the property was
leoshold, by demise from Thames Boor to Niched
Orme', the father of the mortgagor to, 2,000 years
from 1806, at • rent. Richard Groves
had by hie will lilt the property to his wife for life,
aid afterwards to George C/rovea, the omegas or.
Mr. Fox had lest George Groves £6O 1. IMO upon
dm deposit of the deeds sad bed afterwards last him
00 more at two different time, this with the,
laborer' was the object of the snit to demi& They ,
Oka for a decreed foredoom ; tkey would rather
have • foredoom than a sale, as the property they
coosidered was not worth so each as the amount I
owing. 0 Groves died in December, 1853, ,
and the defindasi, the emoutrix, was sow
in the occupation of part of the property and the
ether part elm bad let to • toot named Gala. He
celled an old lath named Gale as • orituein and Mr.
Rotes (.me of the plaintiffs) produced the different
desemeola Is the cask Mr. Loggia, for agleam,. '
said the property was each altered does 1806 and
more valuable, and ,be property mortgaged for the
mosey advanced woe not the property described in
the deeds Mr. Nage Groves bed ether iP
Waldo what hi mortpged too Mr. Fix, whirouhi=
bees morigeged elsewhere. The properly in the
deeds was more valuable time the mama claimed.
Mr. Betio engreled • receiver of the rests of the
=be !appointed by the court, whoa if Mr.
oboes be could rase, to pay them to the
receiver, aid this if necesery the ere could come
before the court eggs upon that refund, when they
sold go into the or as to wheeler property
described is tie deeds was the reperty
or not, but they Gould sot that day do :onlW.-
mately, his Honour gave a doves, that the mosey
be paid in six maths, or in &dealt there his fere.
closure of the prorety oath. deeds, and IN appointed
a receiver to moire the route.