The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27 00:00:00

THE LEWIN ANNESCPIVT.

In the matter of Stephen 1.0 ,is and James Widnes
I of the Poole F endry, who have lately hen, adjadf:
oat. baokrupte, Mr. Cu tie sppFel that the two
lentos should he c medidate4.—ln reply to his
Honour he raid the sewn the j 1.1 estates ware
.but 41,000, moor or leas. There WS4 • disput, about
rouse movethle machinery. The amoont of priority
debt. we. £450, and of .triolly private debt. about
—lll. Hoe., said this gm-felon of double ay.(
was railway. a very difficult matter in bsokroptoy
petitions. In thlr 04,14 IS Sp(wared to bin to be a
sham, Inc according lens bef re bin the nee
James Wein.. II .rl Many. .I,tned himself es agent,
sad now be came before them .1 a sleeping p trt Def.
Mr. Curtis ad led, and up .0 the thile of fillag the
petition the credit n were own, the impend ot that
Stephen Lewis wee carrying on the hosiers' on his
sole account; the trade creditors elow believed this,
bed wheo the petition was filed it wee allowed they
had Nee ha parterrnbip *boot 18 months. The trade
creditors and the priority creditors would be seeded
to claim upon the npare,•eet its, and they would he
enabled I. swallow uP•veryttling. wed thus the private
creditors would be left without ear Mal. Th• CouP
raittee of In.pectlon thought lb. moot equitable way
would be that the two estates should be it maolidated
—His Hower sold it word be no us. for him t mote
this order if any priority creditor should go up to the
High Court and say. oh, the judge of the County
Court below has dawn+iri me of the just debts I have
ands, the 3,d &soden of whining noon the separate
WO" " But if a mnitins sere called, and be was
sailedid that they c ,nai I, red it would be for their
listersete to Aare and @hare alike, that would do. At
lii. same thus every creditor who chose to prove upon
Lb. sousrabe setat. must Iwo?. that Me debt was
lacumed apart trawt tho paint bushista—Mr. Curtis

said b. would set upon h. H .0041('S suagesti.n ;
etiog of er•ditore should be coiled, sod be would let
Mut know the Noah.

LIMY'S I CIAIIOIIB.
Mr. Moore, of Wlmb.ree, appealed Insirtre bk
Mono,, to draw hie mitten!' .2 re.snt i*Z 0;03 by
the Roelof/t, of hie bill .d mt. in a Itatitroploy c me.
—Hie H 'our,. m mks" • lyre, h ui teptmered in the
Law Awes from a gent!. mat. •imil erly •M c I. whom,
bill bad been cut down form 225 8 in ituch a manner
that MI that wta left f.r hie rentuner tin wm
magoilleent 'Om •f£s Be 21 11,, th. naht it • hard
com.—The Ft-Metres said he quite •arerd, hut he gym
bound strictly to confine bowel( to the scale of
charg •• leid down by the n w iist.—Mr. Moore
thought the Curt could tneke an order itivloa
Registrar discretionary pole r t all•mr three above.,
told then the matter would COM* b fore the notice of
the High C —Hi. Hn ur .I.ffere I. The hest
thing that could be done wnuld be that th• matter
eh old be taken up by that p •werrul itocirty to which
Mr. Moe. helonsed, mid that they about memot lalise
the jodges opon the subject—Mr. NI .•re exposoted a
wish, amid some laudttor. t fee Mr. Chamberlain's
face when he learnt how tlp• c •ontry began to under-
strati his memeurre of robbing Foole••i nil rn""
their fees in order to pay hi. (1, k- no I employties.
He wee sure he woold bluth td kit..., that for •
creditor to prove hie claim ti oeet him 5, out of every
E. It wad nothing bat what mieht be called genteel
robb ry. —His Honon r•adl th e 104 h ••• cti on pointed out
the remedy; the taxation tool Ihe eferred ...tills tiling-
mister of the High Court. No doubt the Grand
Committee who tow up the bill in their eri•lom sew
that tines objections would arise. He wont with Hr.
Moore to a certain extent, and he thought" the cm
I Should not be muzzled that treadeth out his minim'.
enro," MO that they midht have been a little 1:11011)
As prodding solicitor., of course the
ReKi•trars were with hint. Ife di.l not think it would
be eriadom for him to etitioi.e anything the Graod
o inmiltv. had .I.•ne. Ane thing of that kind had
better be lon through • memorial. There had been
ouch .lreadful havac mad* with little est tea that it
wao nocereary sub thing about lb. don'. The public
took op the matter ; • Kr a• outcry wee made
perhaps they had poilmtri the pendulum • little toot.,
on the other side—Mr. Monne said he knew • coos
whore the meats WI. worth rat, and t traelos mae
&reefed £l6O and the att troy l:31 —His Honour :
That's what this Al is iotended attar.' again.t. It
I. 0011 upon its trial, and I mu. 4 act up'. its inrtroc-
tl.o,—Mr. Moore went Runtish hi. till ..fozsts,
point-
ing out wbeni be had heeo "cot down," •1 tonal ler.
•ble length. but his Honour do:lined to paw say
hpittl.m, end the matWr droppe 1.