The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-22 00:00:00

wxymours COUNTY COURT.
SATIMIDAT.— Botor• Kr. T. I. Y. Wray, judge.
JUTICIIMIT 1101111101111.—•1117-11•17111711.

Nests sod JAW. —TN' wife of defendoet appeased,
and said that though her husband had iX Hs. • smooth.
at the Portland Omelet Primo, she had eight small
children, and • great deal of trouble. AU her ohtldrees
ware undo'. 12 years old.
Mr. Keats said be had treated defsniast se If be
were his own brother; he had paid for goal mad meek
and other things, out of his ova pooket.
Too woman had dre other onion a.t her.
Th• Judge said that although Hrs.lzall bids. away
ohildron, she ought to he able to unmans bettor, for
there were many people mach worse off Mita theca, ao
they had so much coming in.
Mr. Keats said that the defeellast bad me Walton ;
It belonged to other retools. He pressed for molest
of htlf the mower.
The Judge: What will be the alteroaUve, if they
don't do you propose to send him to prhioa f
Mr. Koala said ho had waited • long dew
The Judge: Bob If yea send him to prison, me will
loge all, for bin II loo.turned sot of kb ellmattoo.

To defeadant's wife : You ought to .—.s in
eons way ; Bey In elothes.
Yrs. Ezell: 1 haws sat benne many tinge, for want
of a drew to go out in. By Ile Uwe I bay* paid for
clothes for my ablldroo. vapory, sod coal, I kayo
notitiog for moat Bofors I hare Utile to olear off owe,
thee* is another tenting.
Thee Judge said be would redoes all the orders. so
that the man should have only to pay BI per sooth
altogether. Bat he thought there west be eonieehinit
behind the same; to mar ell this difliotaty. Was her
husband stotdy

Mrs. Ezell ;aid yea, h• did not waste say sow :
Order redwood to U. • month, and the other orders to
be reduoed, so u not to maks mere than £1 • mouth
altogether.
Joks Bodges, bat.,,,. Imo Harric—Defeadact did
nos appcw, she lieu at Weetest•Stuer-Ilare.
Plaintiff used 53 was ben weekly lissom ; else left
Abe town in another natiot. 044 viol to Bridlrfor,
and thenoe to Westos-enper-liare, mid he woe hare
difficulty to keep her "la track.'
The Judge ordered • committal for 28 days, in de-
fault of payment forthwith; Ibis being done busses
there was eridenoe that she hod tried to rude pay-
ment of her debts.
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Plaintiff said the deferidant's salisitor had writhes
him that if he would apply to him ((he eolialtar) be
ahould have the motioy ;he wrote, but got nothiag. ,
K 414411 v. Joseph Hibbs stonemason, 14a—Defsaibillt I
did not appear; plaintiff said he resolved 4s. fid.. •
day, end over-tie,,; he had four ohildrea at boats
working with him. Defendant wad Übe • goal .any
other,; he earned money; het would act y., sad
when Le was asked about it, be book so astir
Ordered to be committed for 24 days, be BOP
peaded for 14 days, to allow of pay:seat of ge.

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" Inas— NO DILAT."
Lewloa aid &WA- Magni Ihruarty co.rugg v.
War!, was a clabe of CM against, a I mew, ke., eit
Chiekerel, for the vales of. mock lw 4 or
whisk • wedge« of &deadest's we, odd ,ha,.
mired and paid defendant he, the AM bolla014( to
mother =stoma of the Londe& • ad 8,,,u.0pg.,,g,
Railway.
Mr. A. V. Rakes, Law Clei se deo., mnseclo,
Bridge etatlon. spoemed for thr mummy. and Kr.
Atklasee, of Blandford, for deft mud,
On Mr. Atkinion's appearin,, wog him
what possible dolmas he 'mild bv.to lb. aggice I If
his idlest remised the led, although they were not
mat to kiln, and be sold Mors, lind received the resmay,
of oourse he must pay for she...
Mr. A tklneon mid the fast was that his silent mob
40,000 mackerel, and only bag go, now. 0,
this clay thane was an lmoillaal satab, 25 traokleade
were sent off to London, and the traok• got mimed.
two of his adept's tracks west to another selmetaa
from that to whom they were mat, sad he lost shoat
104. • kindred by that.
Thil Judge said that might be • maker for • arms
mion ; but although twenty ralstakor were suede by
the railway oompany, hi. Meet ought to pay /or that
which he got by mistake and oldieleed the money for.
Mr. Atkinson said he did not know that I.ds onset
did get ft.
Mr. Hakes said that Mr. Ward met ser fin ma
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loads of =bakersl and reosived the cheques I or Mx. At
the last moment of pendia& Kr. Ward wished to
alter the direction of one of the trade lee de ;It was
too late to send • ammo by the Weirs's' the elide
being shut, and • private merge was dm mashed by
the guard. In massipassee am of the I reek. freer
another sender got delivered to a Mr. M ille, mid the
latter thinking Mr. Ward had mat ther a. be hawk;
emit other truck loads, In emeagame • returned
him sir Amass tasked of dm.
Mr. AUdame said on. of the Menem I sesivoi from
Mr. Mills was for a very mash smaller masa% Man
was dee for the fish seat, and hie silent maid the Com-
pany bad met the wrong kook 4 Milk.
ma Jedge : If by the eareleseasse of the Railway
Comps°, any tracks of Ash have bees l' mt. he has his
remedy ; but he has no NM to resew) eelf with
mother man's truck.
Mr. Flakes : We had Ma pay CR few this very trusb.
Mr. Atkinson; Than hew is is thy, 'sly me as for
CRS? _

HaißY said because Ma Ward did mot massive
more for it.
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Mr, Atkinson saki his silent had reardreda &pus
for al 121. 61. for a, tusk of mairkerek het hls.
, waggon had ante beak with another man's sea. epos
It, sad he 4140 t kuow, atter all, whether there had
net hoes S. ISIMIJES, sad the amps did not belga' to
hlm.
Kr. Haines sakl that es the 15th May, a Kr.
loventaa seat up a true to Kr. Plownea, asd defied.
sot sent up three others, also addremed to Plowsaite,
the seme Wesson se Lowman bed seat to. In
addition to that Mr. Ward sent up others addresed 4.
Bellew. Jest at USG last sueseet Kr. Ward
mme down to and said one of the trashy &rested
to Plowman, must be sent to Kills, anobie.r
salesman jest opposite. The trees went Use at
eight or nuts, the telegraph °Kee was shuts bo,'• •
message was out up by the guard of the mail
train, who delivered it at Dore'essier. This tee sego
stated that one of the Seeks sent to Plowman see it be
sent to IBM. When the trucks arrived at Loehr a °as
of Lowman's tracks was aset is KUL, who ens ,t the
alsons for it to defendant. Lowman ease toss. about
It, sad the company had top..; him al, sad th • ma-
pony afterwards wrote to del *Meat, dating tits is. he
had the cheque from Mills, he must pay that a that
I Stigma, and they would nettle the auseet . Bat
bermes defendant considesed he had a ens a Glebe
sealed the oompany, he, he a rough may, pate the
oheque to his polices.
' Mr. Atkins«, said he su afralrl that he be. to. legal
I Minos, and under the dreamer ante. h• telud 6d I. Id" ! every upesee. But be taught V ut, as his sties .1 paid the
mammy .6100 Id £3OO a year, lA., would be.,. mot him
1 in a mote amicable wag.
The Judge ; The claim art from the g ood beset
of the Railway °saucy to :Le mujedate ye our Sleet
Mr. Addison said that I. motion if tbe meesage
took him by surprim.
Mr. Ward denied herb g &climbed the sending of
the message.
Mr' Atiu•••• •••I he • whs sonM ace Nil Si verdict.
As to what counter dohs :bee ewes mdgi Aim re, he mast
sake it out.
Mr. Heins said this wes mot s ratisit for rdersemi,
the claim the oomproay wag, wus4.agf bfis me, for the
obscene Mr. Ward bed
AI•1•"• sad .. moll give pm( that Yr. Ward
sent 46.000 mackerel asid °i had Ma me for 32,000.
Bight thooseed mat level, It treald be Kilned, were
of SOON little waled.
The Judge: Bui. your swot boa au sti Ott to rump
himself from that trine The Weak. onus from his
owe alteration of tea address. Kr. A Ski men had mush
better closet to a jedgetent, Ad If his Wad had say
claim against the °aspen', it would be Mho gable,* ef
mother action. Below the oempaa; had toea• •
mistake, Mr. Ward had no right to pat Ye heeds Into
their pockets, and help himself,
Mr. Athinsoo IIF Slut toned the'.. _had heat a
mistake; he had lost a ousiderable lot 04 okerole sad
he theses he had a right to detain this. beg us.
The Judge lit fut, it stook to his
(laughter).
Mr. Atkinson said it was unfortnnal •he 1 de 'Haat,
be had Mei 46.000 mackxl, and only had re Wm' f°n
34 000.
Tim Judie: But he laws where he. sent I .Iclet
surely. Did any of hie assignees 'My they dkl not
receive their huh f
Mr. Atkinson • They remised the baste k it they
did Oct restive the number of lab in thew
The Judge: Surely the Railway Osapose oft 4 eot
ham purloined 8000 meat.,,;!
Mr. Haines salt theme wore nut is hese um eed
the huh might tail out.
Judgment for piebald's.

HAT DIALUIGI.
Walk T. Harris, pos.—llds was • dais dm a yal•
*ball lia la the previous as" Woe•isakiala k 66

MOWS

Itommonoutit for £l9 I& 74. for bay sad Mawr mot to
MD by rail.
Mr. Atkinaon again rpporrod for plaintiff, Mr.
Watford for defendant.
ThII defense was %lint the qaantities of boy chuffed
for were not sent to him by plaintiff, sudsier) that he
bequest at par 6013, plaintiff having aow charged
£4 10i.
Plaintiff stated that he went to Bournemouth, saw
Mr. Harris, and asked If he wsated bay. Re asked the
arias, and plaintiff said he amid deliver it at Ed 10s.
Did sot agree to sell it at £4 par too. The quaotities
I wet were weighed at the waishbAdge by tho switar.
_.._sad, ibeas„ , weigh bale oast, written by the
www• Alter wwwg weighed at the Market Renee. it
was Wren to the Railway station by the Garter. The
quantities were :—ltav
Toni pwi. gra
1 la u
1 14 0

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His wife wrote to defendant by his salltorisatioa. that
he Gould not afford to enil the hay at INS then it 10s.
roars defendant rm. sad *roc him to sell it for ler.
PWAtiff It. littt lit, .d altar te.c
asked him to sell It for Ira but be said their pries in
Weymouth warn 1.4, and is tCred to pay 13a. 41. 'larder,
so that the hey was rather ander pnoe. Had written
that they °Gold only put stria mom than a too la a trash.
oould 50t...., or his non know/ledge that the weights
I as weighed it the weighbridge were delivered at the
station.
Mr. Weisford'e defence vu that the hay as weighed
front lb* railway, was mach lea than that said to have
bra seat from Weymouth, and tits defeadant said that
It was weighed at Bournemouth with grayer& sad
found to be less.
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Mr. Atkinson said stelyuds varied mosiderably
hie experimms
Defendant, sworn, said that Mr. Ward same to him
house at Springbourne, 4 St. James's Villa., Bourne-
mouth. He kept honest.? drawing. Mr. Ward mule
and mired if he could ail soon hay. They had been
lttoUtht up iodother, and defendant said he would try
and sell, and plaiotiff mid he would sell it him at £4
pm tea dolivered, and show 1.. Per L Ati4"ardu daft-
dial sold about 15 ow.. to Mr. Green at £4 10s, and
also to Sherwood, at id 10.., a part he used himself,
1410111 to Blear at Ea 10s. frcen eight to tan owl., also to
iratobor, two or teree owl at £4 10a., and a little, very
bad, at £4 se. to SWIM mad Ford, he mould not tel
bow Daub.

Mr. Atinson: I behove, you tom ulna 10. a truth.
Id answer at tut.

Dsfscdnt said be was not la the habit of telling
hay.
n. Judge: Theo you are more likely to remember
r.

--Defendant, in anewer to Yr. Wolsford, mid ho
' resolved Nome oa January 27th sad ahem on February
3. Did not was to Weymouth between; but wrote
about moo straw; I dttl not same. sad be Game down
about it ; it @terse, at the station 24 days.
Yr. Ward said the railway peoplo would not let the
waggon stay so l-,ng at the
Defeadant aer tinged that he told Mr. Ward he could
buy of Ur. Mr's*, Bournemouth, at £4 par too, good
timer hay, also of Mr. Doles, and he wroW Mr. Ward
not to mad av mere. . . . _

Llion-eaatalLeTl Would swear thrie wood to boy
it of Mr. Ward at £4 per has
The Judge: So that as would h about £3 br. per
boa Is hie poaket I
Mr. Atkinson read • letter whiek staid that Mr.
Ward eould not sell at lens than £4 10.., and that be
oould only put a little over ton in the Omsk, warrens
ooe and • half was eltaaged.
Orose-exandastlon sooting Id : When he maw Mr.
Ward at Manuals *f Granby. he disputed the weight,
sad oleo **prim. Had offer ad to pay Mr. Ward !toy
Um* be seat just bill • but did not lay how mush be
owed Mr. Colin had Pald him £2 10a, that is, he took
It out Is
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Mr. Adduces laid defendeat hed never paid oc
tendered ellYtbion, th ore W MPn defence to the /Atka ;
but ibis awry si Sir weight lidng too low wee an after-
theui.bt.. .

mid 're did not pay bowsaw tba bfll was
610.11101 be is mut to pay M. Ward when bis

Mr. Addeo : Is thus • mousy ardor •■os al
Boarasssookb •

_Mr. Ward , examined by Mr. WeWord, said that the
raw.waYO palsy charged for anythier between one ton
4., at ono ton and a half.
Mr. All Anson said the man had bad the hay, had had
Wawl I's money, and had net mid aertilla
, trumpery dispute shoat the weight. He pro.
dosed IN weigh bills whisk were given by • meet
fostaeldf his man.
Mr. Well:ford : Yes; but Imy it was hall-a-mils frets
• roar my
fesdant said the man at the weighbridge wotela
402 the garter's word as to the weight of the waegoa.
w .r. Atkinson: De you mean to ear that Pao man at
Of • wet:ft:bridge would not weigh the loads out, and the
'a °sty waggons bask? If so, he is not fit to hold the
p o.lths of keeper of • weighbridge.
Defendant said they would sot weigh the waggoa
more than ono,.
The Judge : Well the waggon would not get fatter
It thiamer—(laughter).
Defendant : It would be muck heavier If it was out
In Um wee.
The fame wee adjourned for other yammer to prove
the weight of the bay at Bournemouth ; but the garter
was sent for and after a long time, be appeared and
depend that the hay as weighed at the weighbadmi
was delivered et the Railway fitstims.
In mower to Mr. Atkinson, the Judge said defendant
meat pay setnetking, as he admitted baring reesived
800111 of the hay and straw sect. He ordered that £l5
be mid into Court by next Thurwiay, or judgment to
as for tho whole mount
Way liAepterd.—Plaintillf owned a quaaMey of trees
at Ehilringhamptou, aid sold some at the Jersey Hotel.
Weymouth, and defendant boaght nine. The skim
wee for 9e. for damage. Br Me mediae:is et We
purehreers were to pay Is. per tree bought by them,
for damage done to fames.
Mr. Reale alarmed Mr defendant.

The Judge read the eanditioue of sale, wideh dated
that le. per tree shoal/ be pakl for repair. of Nome
da=if as,. The damage must be proved.
ff said about ER damage was done to the hedge-
row in mating out the trees.
Defeadast said they ell objected to the cettdltless
of sale at the time, and the auctioneer told him he had
so more to pay, when be paid the bill.
Plaintiff prod aced the maditions of silo.
Oross-iummir ed by Kr. Emma: The hedge was 300
eda long, and there wire 23 trees in it. Shepherd
!ought nine trims, and there were 12r 15 holes made
In the liedgo where the trees were throws. Some of
the dee grew In the middle of the hedge. sad some
soar the Mk. He mold tell meetly where Shepherd
threw hie trees, saw if Yr. as.. liked. he *add biro
a serrime, take hiss out end allow him the places
The Jude.: Drees some beak again—(laeghter).
Deleadant examined mid all objneted to the eon&
Seas at the sale. The auctioneer said he maid do
nothing. and Mr. Way vent out mylag the anetieneer
meld de what he pleased When he paid the auetioseer
17 10a.. said be had to mem to pay.
By the big.: Plaintiff heard the emeditions read.
Mr. Manus said his ecatention wee that the oondltloss
at., namilmeesly *binned to, plaintiff antherised the
•neptioneer to do se he thatch, Prefeer, and that Mand-
ela was sot liable.
Pleistillothe is stall elderlw ---
great pertleo.n—

Mobil who ie a tall &AMY raw, 'arced his oese with
nat Portbaditr, sad retuned to be aliened.
Tba Jadge odd the claim was Dot worth diepatiag,
at worth briaglag • woboitor to soon to defend.
Kr, Alone said It was &leaded as a matter of

prinaipla.
The Judge wea of oon theeleha was not annuals-
able, It was Inserted in the &makes of *alb, sad the
vary Datum of to. are woukl show that is falling and
taking away them trees in a hedgerow, damage taut be
dame. He gm admitest for pholsli with mate.

JUN DROWNED AT THE LIGHT SHIP.
Oa Wednesday morning lack Yr. Frederick Mink
Chapelry, Weymouth, who wee oae of the craw of
the light phis at the Shambled', was drowned •1 his duty
ea bees& Between 10 aid ii o'clock hew.. drawing
water, probably tot weeder desks, sod rtood on the
rails of the easel to draw op the bucket. Whether he
over-balaaead himself with the booket, or had • 61, or
whether the veinal rolled, there being • Hitt. mei, as
at the time, is Dot knows, but it is oortaln that
Host fell overboard with tbe basket in his ha ad.
£lthea/6 the boort ready at baud were thrown locos,
sad the boats lowered instantly. Hr. Hunt was not
seen alter wards. and It Is !rapeseed that the strong tide
at gross drifted his body away. Fie was hetes., 30
sad 36 years of age ; hs leaves a wife, brit no child ren;