The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30 00:00:00

POOLE.

THZ Otty of Paris has arrived to carry on the
traffic between this port and Cherbourg tail the
Spicey is made fit for service after her unfortunate
cruise to the Portsmouth review.

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were brogght up on remand, the former charged with
tek'nioutrt stabbing Geovie Hayes, fisherman, with
intent to do Mtn some grievions bodily harm, and the
latter with a common gam& upon Hayes—They were
further remanded for sevens days. Gregory was again
very violent, and struck both Hayes and the police on
her way to gaol—Friday.—Before L Lacy and C. J.
Stone, Reqrs.--Six boys named Peter Proud., John
Hayes, Tom t'artridgr, John Stickler), George Rumen.
ant George Brown, were summoned for stooe throwing
on the 15h inst. Fined 10., and mete, eollectively, or in
default seven days' hard labour evil.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PHIMTITHS —On Wednesday, the
Congregationalists of this town held their annual
Sunday School festival, and, as they were ioined by
I kindred denominations from Parkstone and Corfe
Mullen, a very large party assembled, and they were
entertained in a field at Stereo, kindly lent for the
purpose by Mr. Jollide. The number of childred
present was about 700. On the following day, the
children belonging to St. James's Church Sunday School,
were touted at liamworthy. The school numbers
between 500 and 000 children, and t. ere were very few
absentees. The prooession through the town was •
very interesting spectacle, as almost every child nor* •
banner with some suitable device.
DON Cotter or HAMIZIOITCY, July 22.—Before
Mr. Registrar Haslott.—Re the Rev. G. Traneker.—
This was the first sitting for the proof of debts and
I appointment of creditors' assignees under tint bankruptcy

of George Batten Treaeher, described es et "ifentwortity,
sear Poole, Um ominty of Dorset. clerk is helYordere."
W. J. W. I..mbert. solicitor, 30, Bedford-Yew Mod the
bankrupt's petit .0 on the led of July sad obtained
for bin' protection from met. The cause of his
bankruptcy is stit..d to be extol/owe, "Haviog teen
compel edits 1864 to pay mime heavy onlle in rnpect of
shares in the Bntish Mutual Investment and Loan
Society, nhich I thought bet all been settled 'warty six
years before. and the pressure of to, present ercli.ors.' •
The preliminary list of the bankrupt's debt. 'bow a
total of £343 13s. 7d. due to 46 en ditor., which heeled!.
th.. following. vis., British Mutest Insnrsnee
£2915.. Doseeured policy on one life for £2OO ; ftS lent,
the remainder probsMs intertst value, £2O. Mr. George
Charlton, Poole, £2l 14. Mr. John Cook, of
Wellington. MOlVlrtletaire, £33 41. Kmwa
Sb nom.
Bristol, £3O 11r. 10d , Mr. Charles Key..., of pool.,
£22 Bs. holds bankrupt's aereptenee on
Provincial Bank, Poole. for £228.., 1887.
Ilra Hannah Milledus West-sheet, Poole, EU 11e.
Mr. W. D. Honey, Well.ngton, On eniatalstre,
£4O sa. 51. Mr. James Waterman, Poole, £22. "holds
rept's acceptance on Wilt. end Dorset Bank for
£22 due 6th January 1867." The remai. ins redi. sea
to smaller amount. rend, at Poole and Tannt..n.
following proofs were tendered and admitted at this
outing, Mr. James Waterman, Poole. draper. for
£3l 12e. 7d ; Mr. George Charlton. £3l 12a. Id.; Mr.
Wiiliam Dsy Horsey, £4O Mr. lid.; Mrs. May Ann
ji'lledp, £l9 11.. 5d.; and Mr. Willis.' 11.-yholds,
Wellington, Somerset, surgeon, £2O lie. ed. no
creditors nominated Mr. James Wood of Pool., coal
merchant, and Mr. George Charlton, of Poole, mine,
to be the trade Antiguan, and upon their seeeptance
' the trust the Court confirmed tick appointateit. The
9th of October next meg fixed for the nett sitting.
Mew& fikelbeck and Co., of No. 34, Bredford-rew,
wore appointed solicitors to the assignees.