The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22 00:00:00

01/./111-B-ORNE,

iNi 11.1'..0.E. —The wile of Mr. Goorge Adams pre-
sented her liege lord with a couple of bouncing boys on
the Otis ult. this hong the second twin she had given
berth to within IS µtooth. !

Qover, - The greater part ef the plaints
wore eettletl by wet ions arrangcmvot. bet lite fiditteitt;,
hutint before Mr 7'. K. I'. i.cfror, w, lkfotto.l.
Joltia buretraul, miller. here Marv's, t. timber
merclunit. Shrottm. --The cl.iim, which was for CI Is, 3.1 was
admitted by the deft:latent (who hail a taamter rio agaitust
the plaintiff for some oak gelel, but *lnch the idaintiff stated
Wee lie/Table by the stcwanl and not by him). lie therefore
asked for the execution to be kept back till after the teat
court.— Mr Atkinson appeared for the defendant, antl his
h ,ur granted Um ntqueta.
e rhiuiim v. .4. Claim £2 I's 11,1 for hay suppheol,
iii leelS, and for work deem subsequently. -Mr Atkinson
appeared for the defendant, and asked for full particulars to be
supplied. which His lionour granted, and the case was
adjourned.
Wailer C. Rim:wool v. !fin, Shrolon.--I'laintiff
withdrew this ease, the defendant alle4ing that he had not
received the goods which had been charge I to him, and he
(plainti() having to make cliquiritee at the Railway Stations. -
Defendant said he had not received notice of withilraeal
Uwe to prevent his attending the court, as he wav requested to
do by his solicitor, Mr Urcemard and he therefore dentinal his
coats.- -Ills Honour granted 151 for the attendance of tilotself,
his wife east daughter.
fogs v. 4. Tarrant :./ntickton.—f.la.nt La ft 10d
for ladies cull., collars, he,,. -.intendant admitted all but I.s
the value of tWo done. Mel tele &Zen lattice:cuffs which
were missbeg. —The plaintiff alleged lltat he packet' the goods,
end had wntten three letters to the di fettilant, which he
(defendant, denied havingreceirod.--liefendant %vas represented
h1.1)4r brellltard, who spoke to the sharp practice of the
attar in sending a County court en :.nlOlll, tad months :oily
slier the Pads were order:al --The elee WWI bettl, 1 by the
dekettlant paying half the en,. disputa'.
7'. 11. Den.c.ft,drapvr and nutntter, Inanition! v. 71.. tan,
Gray, ih.thkeepee. SW4ll3.4e.—Tith elthll W. for a balance .4
Ott amount ca. The origioel account was for ti* ft nt of which
the defettaeta lead £3 its, in April 1374 to Mr enwker, (who it
fir hennett's traveller) with a promise to pay the rod. Ile
laid ft October of the same year £1 Ithi and at the time he paiil
it he gave all ::r:ler tor Ithrel: *eele.' -After bearing the debit,
dam:a statement Ilis tbali:ur gave a v erdict for t :e plaintiff, CI
1,, 16 days and .£1 per mouth.
Purry Se:WWIONA, S:Ltur•lay.— Itefore Mr..1..1. Farquhar-
eon, Capt. C. llatultre, an.l the Iter. C. W. Bingham.

DUNK ENNKSS.
mos A awl,. of 4 liarlton Mardian, wa4 charged with being
drunk, at Moulton' St. 31arr im the I)ith May. lb ica'led
guilty, awl was (Inca 54, including costo.
Jat4Cl Coward, of Th,rnromle, WM fined 5s including
coots for being drunk on the Dorchsaiter road on the •27th
May.

AASACLTS.

A adrno Whitfru, of Win terborne Houghton, was charged
with asaaulting John Mat/thaw, on the 21th May. com-
plainant stated that Whitley threw him down, pressed his
body on him, awl searched him, and that he injured him so
much that he could not go out for live slays. Defendant,
who is under keeper, said he was euiployed by Mr. Shave,
and he searched the complainant believing he hal taken
pheasants Ile denied knocking him down, Mit said
that the complainant resisted him. Ile was lined Ina
including costs.
illizabrth Dennis and tsaleth Arno/doff liian,lfor,l Was
charged with assaulting Mary At... Sellusim the tith June.
Mr. .Itkinson appuared for the ilciendants. There had
been a christening of Denni:s child at Charlton and
afterwards the defendant: went to the itihli, house and
had some leer, on coming out of the house they saw the
complainant, and a imarrel ensued between them, both
parties using most disgraceful language. I plainant
alleged that Dennis struck her first whilst the defendants
stated that Sellus spit in Dennis's face. The magistrates
dismissed the charge strongly C,ll ttttt enting of the shameful
conduct of all the parties.

BREACH OF* VACCINATION 0110E0.4.
CharthiCailefr of Blandford, pleaded ?or
to a charge
perferred by Mr. Walter, Lance acting for the Boord
Duardians, of refusing to have his daughter vaccinated. Ile
was tined lus including costs.
lance Ilenry Bartlett, printer awl publisher if the
filamdfont Egpr..g, was charged with neglecting and refus-
ing Whare two of his children, Tow and henry vaccinated.
Defendant admitted that both children were above a year
old, awl state 1 that lie had conscientioue objections to
vaccination wh;ch he called Mood le,in,nihig. Ile also
objected to the case being heard unless the minute book .4
the Board of Duariliaus W4l produced to show that Mr.
LAMM hail authority to pros...cute by the Board, and
aim :dated that he wish.' to See how inany awl who of the
:uardbmis signed the order. The Bench, however, declined
to require such evidence. Ile then elated that his I ,hjec.
Dom to vaccination were—mt. that it was not a preventative
M small pox ; godly, that it tronmadtsolother dim:apes into
the sy.steuir of the children who were vaccinated. The
chairman maid the Bench coudl not admit /1111711 eX,IISeA as
reasonable ones within the spooning of the Act, awl tined
him Lie in each case, and in default of ply went a warrant
of distress would he