The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19 00:00:00

WA MIHAIL

Ka B. L. Witzooz, 11.110.8., and L.8.A., of this
lowa, am bola appolawd boom surgeon of King's
Holley Hospital. Losolais.

W I M BORN&

OULL's Haintattrinv.—Thim CMS ewe before Jake
Everett last Thursday. The bankrupt rmides at Holt,
nese Wimborne, sad this me an adjourned meeting for
the prodnetion of • hill of sale. The writing haring
been praised, sad no opposing creditor appearing
71Z:him, his Honour granted the bankrupt Ms order
harp. Yr. Tanner we' the solicitor for the
bankrupt,
JONI Illattlt Hangsorror.—ln the London Court
of Ileakraptty, es Monday, lltb November, before the
Bader Cemenisionse Edward lielroyd, Iraq., there was
an examination and order of diet/moo sitting under the
beakrupsy of John Mien, of Wimborne Minster,
tamer, late irommiege, and formerly of Oolebill, in the
Irish of Hempreston, farmer.—Mr. Sykes, solicitor,
represented t official asaigneia
andlikrrmve.k.k.t he
South-spare, Gray's lan, attended
far the baskrept, who petitioned Me Oessi as the 12th
of September WS attributing hie baskreptcy to the
following ceases, ;is. : "Lewes in badness, and want
of sodiaient Genital. One ',editor threatess legal pro-
seeding." The "statement of emanate" lid by the
bankrupt is thus euninied up, vii. :—Dr. to ereditore
unsecured. £347 9s. 1014.; ditto to be paid in full, it ;
toed, £355 3m, 101 d, Cr. by debtor" geed, £6 ss. 244.;
ditto, bad, Et se. 24.; ditto, property given up- to my
=.£62 14s. 9d.• ditto, dellaimey, £274 le. 9d.;
283.4.7 9..1011. The expenditure ot the bankrupt
1: is Mated to lave been only £5O per annum—Mr. Sykes
I said the bankrupt's umounte were irregular as there
mere no dates —Mr. Peemek said the bankrupt
would be able to explain that es the gird ereditor in tie
list we, for • debt contracted 40 years ego. He bad
received • telegram from the bankrupt stating that he
I had mimed tbe railway train, and that be should arrive
in tows id 2.3 L—His Honour: We will welt arad me if
he ternes.—The bankrupt not having arrived at half-
past:three o'clock, Mr. Peacock applied for an adjourn.
, ma at to • day eertain with protection.— His Honour said
he amid not grant that in the Meese" of the bankrupt,
, and the sitting wee adjourned sees die without farther
I prottetion from arrest and the proceedings loaded.
PHILOS v. VOLOADVII.—A bit .of Kendal has been
I going the round. here lately. Not quite • hundred
' miles from Wimborne station is • pretty little cottage,
Wooly situated, commanding a view of river and wood-
land, =bewared in roses and other odoriferous planta,
owned and occupied by an &morons swain on the shady
, side of forty, whom we call Philos. Philoe rejoicers in
the pceesssloO of • tolerably good income, and is •
' widower; but he bas • large amorous heart—• heart
, that must "cams to beet Sr. it mane to love." In Glom
proximiry lived • gentle damsel, whose maiden charms
shed a orlon. light upon • good portion of the larp
heart of poor Philo.. Not far of, too, lived • buxom
I matron, whose counter eharms illumined that portion
of the lone widower's heart which the gentle darnal
I left in gloom. Philos loved the gentle damsel, and
the gentle damsel revelled in dreams of • gloriosa
future, when, as the bettor-half of Philos, she would
be mistress of his home. Moe also admired the
buxom matron, but Mae I here wee forbidden fruit,
since Vuleanits, her lord, who is • sinewy worker in
bream and iron, is still •Iturty denizen of thiz lower and
most curious world. Divided thus between the two,
for some time lived Plies still unknown to fame ; bat
rumour, that many-tongued god, soon found mansion
to disturb our hero's blisa The gentle damsel began to
betray, by mute but unmistakable signs, that • third
party was Moat to enter upon the some; and the lady
Of Valcanus, actuated either by • same of matronly
virtue or jealousy (posterity probably will never
determine which), told her lord that she had naughty
whisperings poured into her ear. Uprose the hardy I
Volcanos, like a mighty Thor ; and, alas, poor Philos
he was speedily suffering from an aching head and
bruised ribs. The law is • swift imager. Vulouius
paid in part for Philos", smarting sides ; but, nothing
daunted, the fiery knight celebrated the event by
kindling • blase in Philtre honour (I) The crackling
of the flames was accompanied by amateur per-
formances on the fife and whistle pipe, the whole mane
being lurther illustrated by the burning of poor Philos
in eMp, with • like representation 0.:4 expectant
stranger in his m y ebrme. Moms.. with
large and amorous heed', take 1— Weal
Flying rod.