The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29 00:00:00

• WIAZHAM TRADFSNAN IN RANKRUPTOT.

Alfred J i•eph. Din me, , Wareham. .urren•
rwl pus. ha • bre. s 'hi ale The liabilities
wcre •t t, be £llO. ti.. ~ • t-, f " stick." ..f
furiatu•e. Bankrupt at•sab ste I h:•11.11.0111tocoolikati.
lion In budi.e.e, which cull ot withat•ni for
want. I La;idal. Whcn he c in iwnced bueiness in .7s,
le hnl no a' all, in f • wried the wi,low
with the Muhl, ( .ang t• •) II was still an un-
di-charirwl b. km's% have ;one let liquidation In
'B2, when ho paid 7. n 'he C. ilie brothewin-
law, Mr. Bell •rsl, ( I Jr 11..1 the nin'y—
al. MO. Iw•c•II I.• • • • tl I n. f hit
to. cv lii. w f • a... • c
gan fath-r. 14i,: J. v. srp, 1,011, .•• t•I been living
on the stock, an 1 .iuce 61. &id • pc• Non on ;Jr and
tut. 1.1 ant chesee.

-31 r. I) ewe.. la —reply t Lis II bn flr,lail he di.] not
knout , to the btokrupt any frau itt!•ot dash, g with

if,nonr : Ttsco I
'o
ink it is worth while
taking my farther Pt-mn in thn ma ter.
The bankrupt accoraingly HARM.
THE L tTE VRt IGHTARE Ct3l.

T e awe of 1t.... to v. It &am wa. on far the
• notice .4 la • liounii. by Mr. T. OW+. ,n the port of
the plaintiff in thA action. It may h• r in-mharea the
plaintiff. the cap. an .4 o steam thg. hod sued the
defetrlant. to well-known teetotal licturer, of
Lytcheit, f.eightiwe incurred by lAA befitting over
quaialty .4 pipw. T diiipute hetw.oil the trtiee
front the Brank.uine Wan I sale, some months ago a
.rtA a. ty the actual t nut i.e. euei age,,,
three he 'ring. • jury away lea the maintiff rbe menet
fix which he chtiinwf—a small nutter of between two
colt irA • p iuo le. Mr. Tr leers nn v• applied for oo.tt
tuai., all tbr•As actions. II the first, he reminded hie
ifinnor lb., nvitence wAv contriolictory that he
one amour) hail &recta I a jiiry to be empAnnAi oil.
Is the +tic ma the jury aim opined, ivit anon his recam-
men tatio., he 4Mr. ?rovers) off-re I to accept the
verdict of the waj rity. To this, however, the
aefeniant would no, arras, arol C .neequently the
casA we •riiici • ti•ird tim, worn the jury found
u want wily in ia antitrie fay in'. He therefore
a he I that full cows .11 old hr +lowed upon all the
thr e t•i —ilis It ill liapOded V. burden •
party to • via. with the oat. which bad revolted from
in l.a!raiment of the Parr. Uitintatsly, he gehl
c YtA wool I Idlow at ucia', mid be toyed by the
learnt Registrar.
Mr. Ittllom Vivo a,pl 1.1 Fr a new trial. He said
he had spoken to several of the jury, Ana whilst some
thought he ought to have had the e-rdiet. others con.
eidereil he ought only to have pia I A foyereian, whilst
again other, said only half • wiv. reign. He should
like it removed from Poole.
Mr. Traver, : Ana that i. why you have beam
threatening sonl. of the jury Fol.
Mr. Ltallem : Threat.! what about! Now you sit
down.

31
T : Threat+ ,ht I shall have to lay
before the Court in another way and on another
oop.taion.

-Mr: 'ldiom's spplica. ion wm ref Tim&
" CAPTAIN" LIV,TD-JONVI'S BANlLlttrici.
_ _

Ur. Lloyd-Jones, artist, Comedy ctotoin of the
Wanb,roe UM, Corp culla t., pees hie final

Ihe eitlitial receiver, Mr. Dawes, stated that the
bankrui t acme tune ago offered a C. ii. which
aras iefuved, and his bankruptcy was resolve I upon.
His liabilities had &riven from opeculatian on the
Stock Exchange, an I It was f ir hin Honour t.. say
who her eu I, tranaectiou• came within the rulii..f the
Act which Made " rub and bussed ice speculation.' a
ads-demeanour. The eetate bad roaliaal 13 Hae. in the
t. and It was only fair to stets li bookrupt bad

"mimed every wed:Mame in his power to creditors
Mr. Mer • a.k t for the Melange ..f Lb. baskime'•
1t0,...ur ail there eas oul; one pi Rao, fo• hi'
emoileration. Ti. baAruit el in iti:ge.l
ste',!atoota m the Stock Exehaoge—thed f.'
" &Hereon.' '—ti,. hat edb r 0 talc, the petit: 'f
;he lionctl a, if Cirri, were •Ly, orb. WWI •••0 1
to pi "he defi.e may if there elem. awl th oneetom
W 3 —1,311 th.t r and b m e.loa. apeenl .toil 1' The
ar the •awe 4-potion • where a malt f •il, .1
fr 1:40.1100, ml we shown he h.l sec •pte I MIN
foe 1:11.110. Ti. a.. held t o neer co init within
11. no 5..,n. of the wieda of the te_•. .011 hi. Am.+a s
sm. o tuse lint Mil. Me • ' iffer at.
Mr. 1)0*.-.: The beiskropt si,l i hie examilmti
—.•• I have het gap or I:700 at • trn, ots the Mock
Eerie:nee "
Mr. M 're:. Awialso—" I bate sou a. lunch within
the last three year.. ' Toe I. I t. sac.ion be 11311 .34
1., November. when he Invested 41 he h..% .eine
or OK la Egyptian b ~, and !et them.
Sir. Dare.: What we rev i ha• havolg two or
three howlre.le I- It, tip y eh old have g me to creditor,
and at te the Egyptieno.
Ilia Honour : 111.. neceastry to keep a very vigilant
eye oleo all them Legume ions, es I sm giallo me the
• Maid receiver I. goivg. Tll, c one t • con.l.ler
the question what are rash an I hazedoas epeculatione,
out wa tilts ..n meculati. it tot so no• a y
daug roue in I ut Poch a, e,.. ree.netne hail
w ull e. ter Mt,. It bed teen hell tbs. j i Lose a
o meauv for the ',preheat, of a mine wa. u t.
Mr. Deere.: Hat if the deb or le in. kept at the
time, study he h.. no right t• do it? It-sever, I
don't wish to pre.s the m .'ter.
11.. II .! our : No ; he was not joa•i6el in via: on
the Steck Etclange at all, hut olp,, se that, truo'lit
to his own judgment and his re ling. by Loi,.g an he
old be modeled to retrieve the deep lam et .to of
hia altar., that would be hazartiou., no doubt, but it
would not he mob. . _ .

Mr. Moore H Ms pictures ha 4 sold I.r their full
value, he wonl I have beau able t, pty off Ms credit-re.
His H.,llullr fir knew what a da gerona thing
It was to go near the burning light that is sure to rob
hins'of the power of eight, he w,uldn't d it.. 1 have
considered the question, and I think there it no doubt
the bankrupt to hi. .tio:otagitt, airl the
oitici .1 receiver I. also entitled to very great need t f
the very violent manner be I. enquiriog ioto thee,
matter.. in my district. A great deal of justice is now
done that was Ut done before.
The bankrupt then received his discharge.