The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-23 00:00:00

BLA.NDIORD.

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FAST EAST DORSET HOUNDS. -About Blandford the
country is very charming, and on., 1111Aht live there very
comfortably for • month or is. to hunt with the lion. W.
B. Portitsan's excellent pack, arnl rcahle at the Crown
Hotel.- The Cointry Vorre+non,lent of &Ira Life.
SHOCKINI) Atvimorr. -On Saturday • man named
Robert Hall, residing at Itryoustone•strott, who °erasion-
ally assists in brewing, was engaged in Mr. Marsh's
brewery, at the back if the King's Arms Hotel, stirring
the malt as it passed into a large mash tub nearly tilled
with hot water. From Solna unexplained cause the plank
on which he was standing, and which was placed across
on the top of the tub, slipped. and the unfortunate man
fell into the nearly hoihng Ho, however. 'wing
at the edge of the tub, managed to get out, and VIM assisted
to his home as soon as poesible. On taking off his clothes
some portion of his flesh peeled of. Dr. Bacot was sent for
end everything that surgical skill and attention could
devise we. adopted ; hut on Tuesday the unfortunate limn
eurcunthed to the serious injuries he sustained, leaving a
wife and three children.. . - .

-4ori;;-(io!ii:,-24;;;;aay. -Beton, Mr. T. E. P. Leroy.
Judge.

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LOA' River* v. James Case, Caroline Amoy, L014i41
Panic.. Mary ch,nen,geneninn Crelleher, honira Carpenter.
Mary erntrln-r, I i.i, E144161.1A Dlll/./Wr, J"An Thoanwr,
P.'n-rn William Every. Ellen lnol. Ann Triyyrtf.
F•OOI•4IG.KL/11rti. F 11,1,14/ fiance, •hine 1111114,/, George Kerley.
JCIIIN• Lite., Mary 'Alen., Pllarbr Messorr, Rio. .Vni•lmenl.
!Merin Pike. Pike, Kliznbeth Huns, I.:Graben Ilidont,
Mtwara Rend. lilirn Stevens. Mafia rilteftlf. Klitabeth
White. Prank While, lkorge Witherinitnn. jun., Ann Wear.
and Jane Whitman*. -These defendants are reoidents of
Sixpenny Handley, and were sued on account of damages
ores.ionod by tress..n and nutting on lands of plaintiff,
in the parish of dkrwick St JAN and elsewhere. in
September and October last-In the action agalinit James
Case the damages were laid at £4 Ina, and in the others
at .C4.-Mr. Rawlins, 14 Wimborne, represented Lord
Rivers, and Mr. Robinnon, of Bournemouth appeared for
the defend:int. -ddie grounds of the defence we're-lit.
objection to the juri•sli•-tion of the Curt, as a question of
title was raked- Ilis Honour : That question has already
been settlol, and I shall not go into that question now.
-Mr. Robinson ; We say tho damages claimed are
excessive. - His Honour: The plaintiff has a right to
onlistantial damages after notice ha. been given and that
notice met at detiance. - Mr. Itawlins stated at the
November court last year judgtnent wan given against
Case for Is. 41111 costa. In spite of warning sad caution he
wee seen ••is the I. of September, when he was warned,
on the 24th, 25th, 27th, and filth of September in
different copses 1000,1611 g 1., L.Ol Rivers, and in support
of this John Adlatn, Helen flibben, and J•din long
gave evidence.- -Mr. John. registrar of the Blandford
Court, proved that on the bah of November ill
was given a:Ainst CAM: for a similarollene an•l
of Is. and 2s. costs taken by consent. -Ili. Honour give
j n•iviient for the full amount claimed with emits forthwith,
and, ..ilmeing the whole of the defendants present tail
them they bad no sire, right to gather tette te the
belonging to Loni 'livers than they WOULI have tr• rob hint
of his plate or anything else.- Georgina Crotchet denied
ohe went into the cossie, stating she was on the rail
leading to Shaftesburr. -John King proved the ram.-In
her case, as well as lannt !sears. Maybe Mester. Mary
Metier K Se Mai•lment, Ellen Pike, Elisabeth itideout,
John iLdbi, Maria Vincent, Elisabeth White. and Ann
West, his llonour gave di an•l costs ou the
raeues promising Hot to, offen•l again.-In the case
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Mary C
nitcher. Caroline Miley, ismssa Burdnm e . erg •
Anr,Cbi,wn.Esigebegi, nonuser, Jane louses, James
Mary LUCAs, and Elisabeth Itolls. Is. damage
ess.s costa, on their giViTZ the aune pr• 1111 l -In the
cas• of Thomas Every, £2 and est. ; Ellen toot, who
L,spaiwed twice, 2.. and costa; Ann Triggett, and
costs; Emma f-W•lenl, 5., and costs; Edwin Pike. 10s. and
east. • and John weeks, lis. and coata.-In the case of
Joh. Hun mer, who hail trestles...4,i three times after notice
• erarning, and who gave an insolent reply to the Judge,
and evidently WWI determine.' to set the law at defiance,
Mr. Rawlins asked for (all damages LC4I4 which His
Honour granted with costa-William kinery, who
declined to give any promise not to offend again. was also
ordered to pay LI and costa, and on his stating he dad not
Intend to nes% Ills Honour told him he woul•I be sent to
lia°l till it was paid.-Defendant : I am reeslY to go at
Gum -Judgment for Al in four monthly instalments, '
the first forthwith. - George SerleY, who refue
to give any promise not to offend again, but Saul if
other people went into the woods nutting he shoold •lo
was also ordenid to pay £4 and coats at sa. Per ,smonth, hit
honour remarking that was one of those lawless Peonle
who must he stopped. Edward Read, who tress...esl four
times, said he had 11,11 ill the Wf1.14 IlUtiling ~,,
of time.. aol, ii.e oroniiiinu to give up, was also tined
£4 and costs at LI per month, the tirst instalment forth-
with. Two of the case, -namely, against Ellen Stevens
glad Louisa Carpenter (the tirst a young girl, living with
be parents, and the latter asi old woman, 147 years of age)
-were withdrawn. At the close his Honour, aiblreesing
the defendants, told them they had acted veryfoolishi
ond entirely contrary to law, and if =7 01 then' n
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.ed before him it would meet likely met them all/