The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

POOLE.

Ootwat.towatur.-11.4 total worth of th• "Good
Samaritan" loig. st b. present time is the large
sea of £2 219 5.. Ind.; .ad that of ths " AlliaDos"
lodge, £866 6, 144.

£O7lOll £O4IIIIIT rug Taumats.—Tt appears that
the trial in the action against tb• quay trustees,
brought by the owner of the viola Duchess, of
Southampton, will talt• place in March omt, at the
Don:Mester Ageism

Faose yita "iron? of the harboar•sioater, Mr. J.
Cribb, it appears that lb. Poole Quay Truataas are
I. very unpleasant predominant, the financial
affairs bolas in ea saattieferitory OVAL The
defialliDay is tie fluids is owing to tbo fallios.riff in
Ow diem The aseortat of oss' I. the "swig of OP-
tremarer is iseiderpsate to tit* desoands her.
to he met.

TODAY. TO WollaNtla. —On Tuesday evening
' Masora. George sad Thomas Belies, corn inerobaots„
gave their anneal treat to the workmen and their
Wives and child,.. at the OddfeHowe' Hall, when
about 200 peewee sat down to tea. After tea a very
pleasant evening was spent, as several ladies and
geotleinen meg songs, mod there was a Christmas
Tree for the children. The Rev. G. Morgan
presided.
PoOLa SAMOS' ILLN/I.—Proaa the gmpival dime.
meet of the fends at tie ab .ve hash, it appeal, that
the number of deponitem is 535; friendly soolease,
I 17; charitable antsetme. 13; Penny Bank, 1; total
onisher of acesente, 511 t Tb. deposits amosse to
£17.769 6. 104.; rase of ienweet seeitally,
I £3 0.. Iod. per owaL{ Oalia of masegentest,
efff 10s. Id.; manias received &ries the year,
£2,527 lie. Id.; monies paid to depositors
lag interest) dories lb. year, £4. 569 96.
Tea New Am or Uwrow—U, in the present
time neither "Lady 'Clobbers*" (the plasterer's
dam/beer front Wags& Want) n^r 13,10, the black
! fervent, so waff.known et Poole as having lived wills
' the late Sir Edward Doughty, brim appeared at
Upton, as the letter laid to have been addressed by
Bogie to Lady Tiabborne, intimated they would do
ieletadietely re arrival, and we mar add that Mr.
Waters, tbe present occupier of the Uptou property,
is oot 4 all expecting to motile these "
swished" 'inform.
Nalia.OW —The Pmesimi brig Antares,
stranded on "the bosh" in fiesdlied Bay, berieg
lakes from eight totes fast of wittar In her hold, the
aerie of cork is.. bees takes out and forwarded to
its deseination, Portainostit. Whitt fli• ors. were
employed at the work on Sunday week, an
ocionmed which was very nearly atteeded with fatal
conerquircem. A. smell boat bad been introduced
iato the bold, and the me. were starkly; 11; it wiwa
a pg. of eork gave way and fell on them, hero..
(.., as 00.1.14.4 that they 6.. M Oat seedy he et.
Wasted. The eituwios was rendered wore p.._
Caritama by the ladder to Ma hatchway being thrown
down by the pile in giving way, which oat off reads
means of amisteses from above. The men were all
het deed whop remised, and, but for lb.
arrival of a bottle of spirita from Mr. Waabill, it..
Pomba consul at this pert. two of timing
✓eareely have been reeored to ectuctoesoste.

—Ai the Count, Coast, 11
as Treisdep. baler Judge. /keret*. um* ,po Si
Aitaistiar last examinstion and order a dieehargit
ID rif Samuel Palmer. late of Wareham, butober and
onnkesper, sad now of Poole, alehouse-keeper sod
emknzaker, • bankrupt. —Mr. Moores, of W 1...
'fors.. appeared for bankrupt, awl Mr. Weston, of
Demobimer, opposed es behalf al the fellowleig

nonillion:—Mr. Stspben Bsenett, Mr. Richard
Fudge, Mr. William Marsh, Mr. Cornelius Yearsley,
and Mr. W. Sammere.—Mr. Weao• seated that
beekrupt's debts. which were not included in the
imbeds's, emneeted to £234, which made a total of
debt* of £531. —His Honour said they need not go
to that silent; Ist them Bret take Mr. Bennett'.
bill ; what did that amount to? —Mr. Moore.:
Abut £2o.—Mr. Weston said he bed another
eireditor, Mr. Laker, whose bill ammoted to £ll5.
He (Mr. Luker) bad mete repeated applications to
allow him to look at his books, so as to prepare •
proper claim against him, but he bad refused.
There vies • ent-off, but it did not amount to more
than LAU or £7O. On reference to the sobedule, it
appeared that Mr. Luker's name was down as a
oreditir hr only kit—Mr. Moores said in explana-
tion, that the hankrept was • very illiterate man,
and that excepting what his wife did in the way of
boult•keeping, the account, were chiefly kept by
memory. It was one of those extraordinary cease
which were eometimes heard of.—The Judge: It is
• very extraordinary oast indeed—(lsaghter).—
After some further omisideration, the Judge decided
that the amount of liabilities being over £3OO, he
must send the cane to the wort above. He lurked
whether bankrupt was within the London or Exeter
iorinlialion.'—Mr. Moores replied that he was in the
London jurisdiction—The Judge then dismissed the
petition in the ground of want of jurisdiction, the
bankrupt's liabilities being over £3OO.