The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19 00:00:00

UTIVIIANIID 0017•41.

Lovelace v. Coarebe.—Tbie sae a (Cala fur S 3 lle. ed.,
time qaerten' rent of a cottage at Piddletowa, end to
mover remeadon.—Mr Wades, for defendant, asked
for an adjoarnmeat, • memorial witness being absent
£1 7.. ed. had been paid into wart, end pomades had
Menem so far beak as Oetober lent —Hz. Howard, os
behalf of plaintiff, opposed. It sass pieee of wilful
beldam oa • and the defendant, he heard, was leaving
for Arnerfo;.-1111r. Weston mild he see willing to pay
• farther sum of £2 115 e—the fall mount Manned, sari
have the adjournment. —Mr. Howard asked that Mr.
Imam might be ermined, whisk was scolded M.
hie evident' he was coastantly InterruptedVrtireadaa 1. end Mr. Weston for • time with.
drew from the me. It appeared that deleadeat
had Marketed the oottege for 16 or le years but
Is October last be removed, alleging that
Loveless had told him be most give up at (Mime—
Mr. Loveless denied this; sad seld that tbosik Omaha
had left the cottage so lozoimis, Iwo bed bees unable is
get pommalloo, the door et and wanes
were in the window till A ttkeklie mild have let
the soilage over and over egala.—Defeadant'a wife as
Galled and I. • serials extent sonobsrated her imbend.
—llr. Weston bore Will took up the is.., sad though
his Ream, suggested as arrangement, and one was
Mader.' by Mr. Howard, to empt • farther Gam of
SI 7e. ed., the defendant Meted to pay £2 16e. mere
law mut, sad to abide the Malt of the farther bear.
lag.-11r. Worm observed that the witness he Is.
tended to soil would prove beyond doubt that Mr.
Loveless bad told Coombs he must give up at
Ohristreas.

• PANSY WILL OLIA,

alma v. Logp.--krir;wiins, of Wimborne, made as
that the sage of the lap Gebriel
194117,41.1 Plddlelown, night be adistaistered
ruder • desires of We Genet; sad aeo that do
haat ebeeld pay the sae of the suit. The
will, it may be abated, wee eriglaally dispelled by
IffMais Mese and some seembere of We 6.07, aad
formed the 'skeet of • proleaged baring before ids
Haar in Jaatoury, after Wllleal enemata la Lon-
don. the remit being • judgment upholder the wW,
sod eartifying foe iseee. it &paved the Gage
Yeah, ta testa% died In Sage* 1860, ad IMOD(
Mb., bequest let 1:1001. Mary, his widow, I. be pall
le the defendant Lea for bee meleteassee fee
We. This, is wow melesded, she sever did, is
she had set his. realatained by Legg, bet bad
lived with peeler. like died la is.., 1862, be-
qoathing two £5 notes, £3, lad tes shUlloge,
badge various weeks of Sada to her gam .sad
in the will. The great pea la dispute as the £100;
delesdaet lasting that he was sot bound to asemmt
for its depute, sad plaintiff maintaining his .1.1. 5.
It. This mad It the refuel by tle plaintiff to ander
say further sorreat of the estate that that it realised
• gun 166 91., a which £BB is upwards had bees
frittered away to lad exposes, sad ewyerfa fees—Mr.
Bowline eiamiMed that defendant, as umulat
Roder the will, bad possessed himself of as mak
but ismi asvor paid the £lOO in depute, or
say of let other legatee, tor eves the wets,
appropriate', be mkt, the monies to his 'WU
see, ad had la fare showoff pertinacious desire to stick
to them. He had exhibited great macaw, sad ha
rat before knew mob eoaduot on the part of im
eueutar. There bad hem no gateaust of what the
'mate siesieted, and dandaat actually °barged he
exposer s 5 deg on the estate— whatever he meat
by It.—Rh. Honour said if Nary each had paid over
the £lOO to Legg, her soc-la•kw, foe her nuontonenee
for life, there was an sod of Ii; novertheleee he did not
say plaintiff was not ragged to as amount.
—Mr. &kyles said the fat ws Kra. Meech
never livid with Legg. —114. r. Howard, us
behalf of the delendant, sad that wow owing
I. some t 0.... being wed to prevent his. He
oosteaded that his olient had done all that was neer-
eery in the molter. The £lOO bad reached its proper
destination. sod thoraces so furgirr meant add be
called (or; while, as to the residue, It was swallowed
up Is apemen. He certainly objected to defeadat
paying the ; and recorded the prays( of the
plaintiff in this roma is one of itr. Rawlinie peentiar
flouriaha —Hie Honour thought • bill without each
prayer
would be lacereplete. —Alter some legal banter-
the dares as mes adeasked,
Ibis wee all the bailees.

Ooorn Pam liabelou. Satardby. —Wore limn.
3.0. Y. Steward. 0.3. Aston, wad G. Wan/.
William Warns, • 1.1.4316 Oil board Wm yaoht
Petrel, belonging to Mr. Ittabop, of Star Orme, RlL•ties
MI SILINSOOII4 tor asonaltiag Kr. Ralph Mashardlosa,
the him of tha pat, on Monday livening. Ms Iltb
INA

Mn T. A. Halms appeared tor theplalthat.
Kr. Itiebardosa stated that on Moodily they had .11
beat ashore. At ballast moo he Log gm woogor
won't* the plor, sad saw bet eadaal very dtnsh. Ho was
very abusive sad refused to go on board. Witness sod
Ids brother wont as beard without hiss, bat aftorwarde
oo.g too kin, when Ise returoed. Atter padre 00
board ha we. Aid very violeat, and when the pthlit had
boss got ander weigh, attempted to wrest Kw tiller from
Kr, klehacdaus, mylai lais was the amber and that
lA. should not start t night la eossagesthe of
this the vend west head to wiad sad they had • marrow
escape of meats/ into • sohoothr.
Othsplahrat, is answer to Warm', said be woad DO
swear that it* Ana bia.

—lg. irolt;rdoes--did—set. wish to poem Uso owe ; bat
morel/ that be .It be ileteeued, to iiikw Ass to eel
eo booed sad pt erg. lie would per No dadoodosre
411)66=1 tad is his woos, whisk had urea,
boss
la. Gilbert ilisbeedoos eaerobeestol ; est a sowleal
mamas *1 or day's laprissamat was laftlad-

.724 Warr Or FISHING.

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ANN Chubb "mid Sioisusi Cal4f.3 were rummoosed
forfllgalLytaki uk st river mooing through Whit•
mobs Farm, osoophd by Kr. Robin Tilley, a tessot
sada Mr. Hooritss, AIL Benne appeared for Mr.
Tilley sod Mr. Alfred Pope for derendsoto.
Mr. Tilley said thst on the 9A low him son told Men
defendants were it the river Athint with • net. Ile
went sod saw Mites there, sod asked their beamed&
Ci 161121111 said Kr. Drreeldit had given theta permission.
Ho woos to Mr. Deveslish sod asked if be hai seat the
also them. Ho odd "No," and dld'at toot they were

--Yr: Pope, Os the part of defends/de, admitted being
there, bat that they ,at. there by the percolation ef
Mr. Denial* who Maimed and had always ozonised
Me right of ',Mac
Mr. Maw was sot prepared to eon test this rtsbC,
bat seatiewed that • isanrietle• for a welter dreamt
had bets preciously obtained.
Mr. Oseiwbs said It had always been a contested
paha. but 11 had saver been &melded In a superior

For lb* defame Mr. Devonlab mid hie relatives had
Asked Is II" disgusted water for tho hat 00 years He
was • landowiter, reedier at Charrainater, tad a lame,
bolder, seder the wistaor of Citarminster. He should
my lie was one ef the le.p.tln the district, as he hid
the right of midis 73 oows oe the land through which
the river dewed. ikasonget the rights he held, was
that if &Mar is the dream Irma New Bridge to Gaston
It was set an areleslve right, as other persons
rhtirteld leases also had the right. He had exorcised
that right for the perd 15 or 16 years, sod the plam in
wideat the ma were ..the day in question was part of
lb. Sirla• whore he had the right to fish. The man
Oases was la Ide employ, and lb. two man were seat
time by him to drag the river with • net. He bad
sever sanewledged-kr. Hensiag's right to the lashing.
The miss did not dreg lite river for the sake of the ash,
but he had it demi for the purpose of maintaining his
right. He might have asked Mr. Tilley's perrabelas
Ii take lob with a 5 whey the weir was closed, but
sever an say ether eteredoe.
O.ova.sasla.du He ordered the men to go Ours
Would swear Ise did not tell Mr. Thiry he had not
ordered the van to do so—what be told Mr. Tilley
was that he did not elbow the men v.. there, as
although he weal with them on the day in rioe.tioo,
he had left LIMO about tame miasma when Kr.
arrived. Darla( one part of the year Mr. Heaving
had the arellealve right to the fishing; but not the
other part, whim thelfelr we. vies.
Mr. Janes Made, a leaseitelder, of Climmlosisr,
gave sonelosesifts widows. Il• bad lobed In the
strum all the days of hie its. He had not done an
for the past tee yes" as his health did not permit
his.. bat provisras Is that be bad taken fish for 12 or
11 yams
By *be Besse: His right had never been disputed.
Tim Hsieh sold it was • plty the question of right
had never bees settled by a superior Court, and dis-
missed thri ominous.