The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-29 00:00:00

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SODOkairt sOitlionneni.
.1.3. Allier& ebeentaktyr, Blaadlord. s. Jant,ll Alums,
labourer, of Guars, AU Saud..—Cud.. IS.. 3 i•—D .feod•
sat did aot spvi.e. amid tbe pleiatiff stat d tist al Ory
as sgflculttod labourer, but bo anal pots y that hi was
It work, as be did aot tart for it. As be is • oingle taut,
hi. Hoes.' speolosittad Ms for 14 days, lob. suswailsd if
4i. a south is paid.
Alfred Dams, of Blisadletd, e. Joba Tuella, of the
pleoe.-131alaU.. ibi.—Oott.ssittod for 11 dem to b.
oaspaeloa oa tamest of di. • aaoatb.
damee, 117Uham lraator.—Claim 1.• 94.—Doeonamt
mid leo Pald tot pt say work sad MO olaistiff etai,at
that leo spat kg mow la tie pitbliobousr.—liir
lag yams eras the mask joint in ids baser' ; he bad 5104
sod boson oalliag (a sawyer) leo was what they rallied a
skiltod laboorst.--deaunittad for 14 days, to be enspeadeo
on woes% of 4s. • mouth.
James Payne, obiaa de•ler, Blandfor I. pEdwin R.
Molaeotle, lankeeper. Speteiabory. --Chum 15 —The bailiff
dated that dofeadaut's good. were uader a Nil of sale
Ckisaioittod lot 14 day.. is delimit of pay lag de. • Meth.
ULLA= Of wisaarrr.

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William J. Mask'. Jobs Dashes:Claim £6 lla., foe
the breach of warrens., ot • msre.—lfr. Atkinson, or
Blandford, appeared for the plaintiff; and It,. Brynnand
for the delesdans—William Rook. tee plaintiff, said he
lived at Belclialwell. and was • genorel dater. Ho
attended • eels that was advertised to tate oleos on los
Nib of October, at Hartgrove farm, and saw Ste death&
ant's ("ow. Ho asked toss. • mare that was to be sold,
and enquired what the prioewas. He to'd hint the was
" b 00.," good mare, and if she did sot fetch • gmg
pir they would keep bar for their own use He after.
wards saw the ess (the defendanti.tond 11,ked the mare
priosom
_goingviitsmis toed um,
to be sold sad tim e said
re t
If
ws,oe
and
arodbe
would atthsel the sale. Defiesdaateatd she was an honest
good mars, was said for no fault, and shag we. not i;
iether mare in Sialbridge, as ohe h naat a fault talons.
Mg to her. Re attended the micron, hue the awe oso
sot sold. Alter the sale he went int a aafen boow,
and offered him fin for the hero". fis sat t at est sot
was so hoped, gaol suer •, sod he all not
...1....0w at the price. lie there wet. nvt • fault against her.
Afterward, he commuted to take trld sag is.
plaintiff gave a cheque for toe autumn. Wianess asked
gasogoos to give hie eon Si. 61. as I ack in army, 1)01 be
woos& paying to had sold her cheaply and would nail
give him I.—Rhs Hon .or girded • cam which he Said
was similar to the present. A man emit to 'faith-nail's for
the purpose of buried • horse,
,and wail.t in the stable
looking at on.) • person etetived in ant said to hat "Toe
need sot look at It, It is all ri.thr." IT
wpm that assertion
Ins honl woe bougni, but the °mat hold that • statement
made previous to the contract cou d it.at lap 'fled Into
the wee.—lffr. Askimon said the horse la d saute was
said by sues bits by private eale.—Wain 54 COSiIIIOIIIIII
said be tool the hone and pus her in a cart, tat gonad
she was • jither. The lest dav he ars n tried h-r, and
she then went boiler. On the It at..dasy I. loos boi. to
&arbors" Lott and offered her for tIY3, hot the person to
whom shit was offer•-d sail he would give CZ af sla were
good Is harems. Witness said she w. a warranted to bite
raid he would wetosat tier He put her in strap, but she
would sot pull it out of tha yard. He d 1 nos sell her,
and ending be could not do &nothing with her she ens
said the followiag Thursday at Starnaineter for All. He
had charged Al for the keep of the loaf. for a ...wk.—.
P.O. Bentha, of Salbridre, was called to prove whet wee
staled at the section, but his Honour sold wiat took
place before the horse wee p arch sad could not be
rtheived as evident:as—lsaac Brysat, a farmer laving as
Thornhill, said hews, meant at Kr sole, ANN
the auction he was in the room with the plaintiff and the
defendant. He heard than leafing eh at the more, aed
Kr. Dibbes said he would not sell the m.ra for less Met
n drove • bettor nag in has If., and COnki
drive her 11 miles within the hour without • whip. Wiles.
also said he had drives behind it and never rode heeled
• better mare in hie life, and be persuaded the *alai to
bay IL—But Houma asked Yr. Atkinson it he had Nee
this witness before, and receiving • reply in the neat,*
mid it wee dangerous work to cell • man whom h. had
not preenatab sees, as this witness had nearly oat the,
case out of coure.—Kr. Atkisson said he hid (tart
witnesses— Wiliam's, continuing, eatd be beard al lost
was said, and never beard any warranty.—Has linmo
mad the unfortunate part of the witness'. em loom wee
that he had taken part in the conversation about the mars
—Henry flame mad he was protein when t .• mare was
sold, and saw the last withees there. Ti,. plaintiff asked
the defendant U the mare were good in barnem, and lie
replied that she was • very good mare, and was sold log
so fault whatever. He afterwards rode with the plain.
tiff, and the mare would not go, but kept on jihhing
John Rowland, a cattle dealer at Sturminster Newton.
, min he saw the plaintiff put the mare in harsres, but
, she would not go, and jibbed. Plaintiff said he should
. Mop th.• cheque, but he advised him to give her another
trial drst, a• it might be the fault of the bit or the collar. .
—Richard Hitchiap said ha was assisting at the Inn at
Bherborne on the fair day, and saw the mare out is.
She jibbed and lumped shout • bit, and was then tan
out (• Brennand said the &Vence was that
so warrantry was gives, or that ane repreeentatioa
I was mada—The defendant, Mr. John Dabbing, was then
called, and, in answer to his Honour, denied that he told
the plaintiff that the mare ws. • honest, good horse. and
' without& lank. Monk came into the room where be wee
serving grog to his customers, and said to him, "Johnny
what is the lowest prim you will tabs for the mare," and
, he replied Jai He said be Would give £l3, and 'vitiate
. replied "That I. Al lea than your offenet Mr. Creech
just now." Hs then said he would give £24, sad be sold
I tat at last for that etas. There was never • word said..
a to her being quiet Is hairnets as he had known her to Jib,
and her would sot give any warranty.-11r. Atkinson mid
I es the defend/Ist had given • direct decal ho heped his
Honour would lit • jury try the caite.—Hie H moue cos.
vented, and the cam was adjourned.
, Henry ParSonik MiihrlrOli Sill Isbana. v. W. Hopkins
' Chlvelbore', laborer—Claim of its. 44.—Me. Brethand
appeared for the plaintiff.—tee woman ...id her bustiend
a Gamed 11a. • week, arid the had flve children. —Kr. Brea.
. nand said • witness had been brought from the Isle of
Wight to prove the cam—Verdict for the amount at 3s.
, month, the witame being allowed ss, foe bia theta.