The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT.

310NDAT.—B•fora Ale. .rj-ant, Thichil-Atkinooo
(Judge).

Toere ••• re but le w ',auks I. spiral(' the attbatios
.4 hi* IL 'Dour, but n vertheleee Lb. Court oat for
mous., at: Is ow.. a jury mass soacupyara4 the grematar
is oti os .4 the tie.. In tuia caws nue only the
juo j sawn swum , 111-. 1,4161111 Pant to, failed
t ,it I. r s,,ti•n slur , I whseb di I not
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~,t• W I,tit -e
I le, hut ligg b /Alia 1111.41w1i
•• g rigtti.. u•.ti .e u .) ttko r • twat-maul, he .•w
n 1 i'r it •gg kin./ Igt tg • tar lelgt, itutl the thaide
liggru I

rho.- w.. 1 j sok tap t -ipuirp.nsii.., but nothing
1., a. I.r a a arac I. a ...11l • ith Liana. rscept
o nap., r•la Ilk a 111 • p.l ..f his li•monr,
A lag gg I A oral II t I, in a plaintiff'.
•WI •• 1411. A •laale. toalA 11, 1.4 given," ma the
Krggitit i 11.4• g• • 1;'••g. II WI. a ipu..h. Wm--" ye.
.i Jr. ~C 11113. • I•I a e set'
A:. no, ora t iii tter t.. .rn ermage.l in
a.l tay • Ai, IV vat .a a, • I • a aptalaCaViOn topl• by
II r. ) olff :I r.o tear appoint.d
•.% t •Vo 01. IA re J •hi. 1.• v•., a II at a ther, Lb.
I • 13-•, P w • Ada 11 I 1114 oarn potatiou is
Mr. IL .wo. .p. lid o tha ..i.t 0 allow him a
f pin .r Num •1 £71.,. pall t ti ,uablsbbntu
ear, y pr.:c
..sp act tat lay t 12.1 th ruli. of
Mr. Chaai'i•iiin, ~err Ac . A p. t:tiooar bad to
.1 p.Lit A .11„:11 Ita I• rr m lb. C •Oft
(Lank Ii $ Ilti act. I %IPA' tne alclalrconjvst
w 0..1 1.4, !0 aee liar. to ii. r I .I'.

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H.)...ur rugutt .t 1 of M. D iies what be was

Mr': iWr.I ,i I wh tt to w •oto Ito know woo to
Ii MI hr. • 40 L r Nook lot ...SA...A IMMO LO Gaff) WIL
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"-Hi 1.1 thin Instance the bankrupt waa
I, tui ...so; 1 lf, ut.l he 140.1 sa• 1 the 0100 Malley
AMU 11.144 lonats it. It•• f..tr t a out of 41 pru-
:an ~. .1P all I,a the in skin: .4 the receiviug order,

...hien, the ‘n..o.a.t nil 110 ot the coin of lb;
in steer the o.ioe. Triey might take it lb.
111.0 who fi... itr ill.l 0) OMB woo
p ..,cuts••l it i the Ilia', iii•• arm Again, it
, wn ii ilia 1,00%014 MAW bet
ii ins to —wbi,o, we. hi. ci.. here —tbe Court bad
ok r tom il.e ~..rwr 1., toe . ot of any further
•• ..io ourr .1 •.• p-rai "dug loeindiill
•• U.I. uir il,tcy,'opl he wowed. of the
st 4,'•. iss c the •isi• ilVh is Pie proceeds . f
ii,., t,, NO. U t I.o' soy 'myosin of any
it ids. ioca soars' y be the official receiver—and
h• L •kit here (.y1 w 1.0 110 p, Ue 041 Er ou the estate
al—( swya -..,1 ytis .as of the
.1.1". I. I. t in n mi., iutk....l of the resnisiug ord..
owl Ito. tir-t assiot.ng of creoitur., the Court could
in .ri r I v th ir paym -iii hy the potty pines
• i the pro° ••• Bore the hatiltrupt himself
tho pr. wiling party, and his the judge's)
balsa, ••-a was that the position • f • • ilickor proermw
• t. 10 0,-e of • b thlAtttpt:o rout', differed ho no
way from oue enzat...l in a civil suit. Toe
low io led snit never iotonde I hint to furnish lb*
on y. If this. were iii sofa:tent forthodning 10
•up,..rt it, he c thro.y tip ; sod in order for any
aoioic -n t r• q lire a t furnish further
fun sa in • h inks-us/VI cow, ha was of opinion the
himself mutt ii iv. m .e., I i i the bankruptcy
in the tirit ill-t ii.ce. If.. woo tiler- Uwe at maimed to
mak" ~ny "flier up in the solics..v. it. could mob
• or.l, mein the oaiikr .pt I•ut ha hel reconly bed
tii Cat i w the parties
w• tvt., "ii.,.-,' 01' 10004 the bankrupt sitting on
A three-legged stooL Iht the coolest manner possible
he said "seize ;" but they eoul la% sides tb• stool, and
414 there waa nothing else to wig., there was an end to
the metre.. Il• thought tint would be very mob
resu.t 'his mar. finesse., hi. would make the
order if he (Sir. Oases) desir.al it, and he rs uld then
lay the 11l e.,er befor • li. I .on 161 of the Board of
Tiode.a•ol inform them ,h • jit dre did not feel lodine I
I s us ,Ite a.. or•fe, upon the wide kir.

'LOW 'Motet wit. tb.r tits would lint be a
damn r us prole ding. By m •kins an Linter upon the
b Lukriu,•t his li.. our ....mil I h.. squinting that he arta
in tswsssese, f ty.h. Fey • 0 w'.•ch ist had no right.
its. Doves said i.e •an In Ii • petition. Rn hit
nothing ni gon IMtt.. in. first mseting 01 creditoes
had b-isn c died to 1.4. •• lat B intot v. Ihe hit hat
L.. 6 n. 11•3.• psir.l-1 n • .• t I.• .it OVltt !Swann...
H • .1 t 3, I
Mr. I i.te •. . • . I •
A..., •.1 lb L t• ,linfl in a4el4
rtripl dby a ClieLgt in no• .• er -U L. That he was
d liable tor t..e tooth .•r f rt. c
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Mr. Re.:inaul Al.iridgr, i 1 fir n r •u-o.enting the
h uthrupt. said lat• opp Nod to tip i•••• ion. .n I he
bop.' hie Honour wool! Cill I 1.1111 an ler for the
c ..ts • f doing. if w I mud the •at its ••ihs- rpleoll7
re .liwd anytbi..g (I, iughter.)
The matter the•• •I•••pped.
[I • thoo -et the I, iuruj.t to A., a. •-•i.miner•t of
hi, „:04, I. et d ••:•attele toe firm of to 'ii y-'efolere ii
Hr.. 01 f 10 Pomo' £l7. lie fai ed i••is on nicht,
wh••st tbay iinua .wo•owd •11.wi, and ...I I
e..-r 3 thing he p ..asees I. th • vain. •f •h I. salt,
b .•.• 13., 1100. We tali -rat ind the Li Aid of Trade
w.II take the matter on.)
Re LOWill ani Wellotau, itionfounder.. Poole. In
proce .tinge, Mr. Coffin (of the Gun of
I'. reel ana t India) elated thot in accordance with his
sutee•tion at tbe last tint.. insotivg of
the cr d t• re t. al ir•ev, called to c •n•i•ler whether the
Mottos b I • bait the proof of del,'• against lhe
• •• ar .• • or eh-i em n against. I • .t ,re. of the bankropts.
Wu II IC •pti to they tool 'manila only •greei
Vie I •tter pian b log ad •14.4.—f1ia Honour said lie
tlootgl•t it • v••ry wise tocClikilion to come to, and
mw tiff' 1 las • mcml appr •val of the mune.
Th. T•ti.t • • (Ctiptai”
jtln 1u *n.
P.l
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..''nnt; of tt:ll2t 4of'l lip'. Ti,. .l .1,111 sooght to recover
WWI rather • :nix,' aff or. Toe hawse he,' been
let to a worn .0 camel Paine, who lived with the
.1.-fon•lant When • buff MK imt In, defendat•t
et ob, it bir by lorarnieios t • !ot answerable for 'he
r •nt, I•ut dir. cly after war.le he took a moonlieht
flitting with hie g • ele.—lfia Honour polnte.l••nt this
was only ape and., 0.• his port a. to the future, it al
nit bind 10m tie t • th.• past. Tho woman to whom
lb* boum had been let was the one to sue. No
doubt the plaintiff' had been treated with great
logratituie.—Upoo thin Paine (nailer complicated
tn.rere by wholly asserting that rho wan • married
woman, and had • husband living at Wm...horn —Hie
lionour mit the husband then c will have been saw!.
but se the wife was living in adoltery. Lb-re war an
end to the matter. The I,l,intiffi must put it down
to the "lose" aids of th-jr book..
Rowe,, Hallam.—Tals was tho kuy cam and the
followinr gentlemen wire sworn t ,ry .H.
J. Sydenham (foreman), K. Howell, D Hitch's, W.
Wboeler. and R. H. Curtis.—Mr. Traver., la the place
of Mr. Bulge, on hi. holiday., appeared for the
plaintiff ; the defendant con•luctel hie own cam.— I
ThiA WWI the third time the matt-r haw been hef we the
c out. Oath. first occasion the judg• c inadored the
wcjiellCO too cootradict try th.t be relumrl t.. •leci•le
upon it without the aid of • jury; ou the sec .nd the
jury were usable to agree; sal now on the third a
lurch jury had been empannell of. It we. a mere I
qu.sti ot of credibil•ty. awl the • Wm. which haa b•wo
s Logy c -nte•tavf, wee only CI IC. Mr Travers. in a
.p.ech of r-markable C1e•111...., laid the facts
twf re the Conic lie mid sma three months
Asp • large cal* took place at the Snakes*
Pottery Works, and the defendant. at is, was