The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-16 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUN CY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1883,

and hoped the demonstration would be mooted to none
to the oounty. (Cheers) lie thought they ought to '
set the example to ether places, hod have such • de-
mosastration that people would oome here in proforma°,
t other plaoss. (Oman).
Mr. E. Boaserr seconded.
Mr. T. houses awe tad they should appiint the
whole committee that night.
The next busbies' wee to decide whether the demon-
stration should be held on the SM. It we., the
Citmenas said a pity that they should clash in soy
may with Weymouth. Perhaps the Weymouth people
would be dispmed to alter thew night; if not, then,
perhaps, they might alter theirs. Re unlerstood the
Weymouth folks wished to me the D.ircheeter demon-
stration, which, of course, would be far superior to
anything to be sees at Wevinouth—(loughter and
cheers)—and perhaps enemy of Muir youog 'Rends is
Dorchester would be disposed to go down there and
give them • wriakle Or two, and a little advice as to
bow to sot in the future. (Loud cheers.)
TM Rm. U. Y. amuse thought they had better
adhere ti the sth. (Oheers.) They were the
°Relators of the monomial. (limsr, hear.) Isist
year they wrote to Weymouth and mired them if they
were dimmed to alter the day, and they would not
=tartan It; so they had better Wok to the 5-h, sad
he proposed • moth's' to that efieot, irrespective of
Woymmth or anybody Mee. (Load cheers.)
Mr. IiATWABD seconded the motion, Whksh wM
carried with entbusiasua.
The CittlaltAN sell perbspe it would be well to
inform Welmonth what their intentioas were.
At the saggestiou of Mr. Pica, it wee decided to fill
up the °manatee. Tb• following were elected :
Messrs. Ci. gimes T. Rogers, A. Hill U. Miii, G.
Masters, d. Bile-, U. Kasen, 11. A. 'Tilley, E. W.
Iromig, H. Taylor, E. Newman, W. Roper, IL Coarlee,
A. Hayward, J. Conatopher, J. Voss, *ant, :tale,
Uuticombe,H. Wood, Crimp, Leach, Filling, 0. tiaaM,
F. Tilley, FAlkonor, Growling, U. Tuley, W. J. W.
Pike.
A heerty vote of &beaks to the Coairovio woe pro-
poised by Mr. Puts, isomded by Mr. Munn% and
the meeting tsruanated. The 4:emulates atups wards
met, an! doomed the prelimisary anangemeets.

£4 25; goods am 'unto, Si 74. September —member., 81;
funeral fund, £4 Is ; =MUM, t fund, Li TI; dist. I food.
64 01 : tooda amount, 77d. —June—Winlnth, m mbere 96;
1694.1 fond: AS 18.• pole ac,unt, ts 61. BeAember-
-55511154., $4; f. 1041910 fluid, CIO 6.; management fund,
413 as 44 ; distress fund, 174 Id ;gu al, boom& lc —Juni—
n/A.6am, mmbers, $O3; srl lows. II: fuu,fdi 14 4,415 65 ;
goods account, 9. 61. September —man cs, 364; ;
funeral Mad, 1116 70 ; management fund, /15 11. ; uistress fund.
LI 7.; .0041 .000000. 7d.—June—W mborn , 11ambers, 807;
tuners. fund, .916 7s; goods ace nuns, 6. 74 deptem,er
members, $l7; Inner.; fund, us 1s ; inaggaleat kind,
655.8.1 ' • distress fund. LI 66 ; gams 000010 .
7,l.—June
Portland (Cno.. 4,806), members, 1(4; funeral fonl, 65
goods amount, L. de 91. September— meal ben, 1 5 • funeral
fend, £3 IS, ; management fund. Ll Id. 4'; Ulnas fund.
6. 74; Cods sm. mt. 64 ltd.—June—Corte uuleMe, mambas,
lea ; on, 1; funeral fund, 67 lo.; I 4141 5555001, 51.
September— members, 134; endow, 1; funeral feud, CT 110;
emnageinent (nod, 41 101; Manes loud, 134 goods
account, 1.. —June —Litclutt, number., 111 tuner.; land,
19.; goods amount, 8.31. deptember—membors, 01,
fun., 19.; management fund, 6. 41 • mama fund, I. 74 ;
goods amount, 94.-400*-90r606016, Members, funeral fund,
a ; goods amount, la 61. lifplamber—okamb.rnt, 106,
luta.. fund, £4 6.; managememt, fund, Al Us 6.1;
(awl. &a 161 • goods manna, Is &J.—JUMP—POO • (WWI
6,6:61) 6464b001. 44; funstal fund, LS Ss ; goods 600;14;11,
la 74. 114114416910 ...NMI. 46; futural fund, At tit ;
0;11146e64601 fond, 16. ; distress fund, 41, goods ,000,100.6, 711.—Ju0e-Beloags, members, ; funs.. fund. Al 11. ;
goods amount, 1, Id. Septm eber—number% 36 • funeral
fund, LI Us ; management feud, 111 8.1; 61161444
1. 116 gooda account, AS 10.7 d.

Abbey," "An Ul I Frig its at Ssltaab," "The Misses
llerens," '"Street Arab," "View at Greenwich"
, (showing lb, lloapit,l ad Isle of Dogs), "On the
Pebble Reich," Pordingt gs Field," and some
amusing pen and ink sketch... Mr. Meade also con-
tribut.l some well-drawn oil.silour sketches, one
"The Volley of the .Jungfrau," being much admired.
" Warwick (Jostle," " retches iii the Walks,_ Dor-
chester," and .ma petty Rhine picture.. In the
oillection as oth-r very futeresting sketches. Mrs.
Everett sup rinten led this department..
Ooposits the magistrates' room was the "Royal
Academy .1 Realistic Pictures, and other works of
Art." At b airs,. everybody expects to either buy or
to be soil, awl here they were sold with a vengeance.
A catalogue of the works of art bad been prepared,
and in its 000etructio more than ordln ray
and skill had hem displeyed, and, instead by the
epleodid sit exhibition shadowed Until In the catalogue,
massy • iiinooeut vidt we paid the fee and were
vicitimleed ; but in this ca,-, at least,

Wyke R otl..—Thr old and new loduir Hato Cintainine
6 Coniarvative chaste were allowed without Ulla 11,0. In
the householder ( Para swim, t ,nr)ijit there u•ig 14 cislmn.Of
which 7 were far Liberals. arid? for Onserv.LiV of the
Liberal claims 1 was .truck out, the claimant being
elreviy on the 11,1 of vole., 1 woo disallowed. and
ehlowl 5
;of tie nrervitive claire. 3 wore struck out.
the clairnants being alreidy on the list of voter.,
and 4 w.re allowed. In the how boll are (Municipal)
Het there were 11 clams, of th.ce f were for
Liber and 4 for 0 ,nmervativ.,s. Oi the Lheral
claim. 1 woe &truck out. the Cir want being already on
the liat of voters; 1 woo disallows i eat 5 allowed ; of the
Coneervadve claims 2 were struck nut, tbe cladnadts
being • ras fy on the bet of voter , end I wane allowed
R old lodger 11.1 COOC ans Liberal an 111
Ornservative claims wee allowed with ,ot objection. There ,
was 1 Conservative eaina for • ion i.rhol hr (Pa-lia.
mentery) which was struck or', the claimant being
airily on the het of voters, ad I 1 Li ire, ai claim fore
bo cob older (Parliamentary cod Manicipa), which we.
allowed.
By the above it wl.l be mien that for Perliamentery
votes 134 claims were made for C ...re Wire., of thus 90
were duallowed and 34 allowed; 61 ea in, were mail toe
Liberals, and of theft 7 were d 1 arre 1 and 51 sii,IWO4I.
M
fir the unicipal virtu") alai.. w. r made for Cas o va.
tiers, of these 98 were dusi Irwed cal 10 • lowed; 43
claim, were mate for Liberal.. sod nut of these 5 are
disallowed and 38 allowed. 1) duct ns the HP Lille"
oldeccions to Conservative Per I,m •nary and Municipal
vot ire, which were auitain from the Conservative totals.
gore tbe Liberate • net gale of Si in the Paraunenterg,
and 38 In toe Municipal list of voters, a i the mason of the
revision.

" The pleasure b.' great
Whew" cheawo U to cheat."
Mx. Henke. said Mr. It .1f contributed greatly to the
moose. ot the. lrpaxtcnent.
&anther attrect,ou via. an exhibition over which
Mr. Blake. wee the pnwi hug 'teat's. Here the
oelebreted acted(' performer. Mdue. Undies de Paris,
the domestinated crocodile, Cho Irish pig, and the
swimming frog indulged in the most wonderful
'reverie". They were really extraordinary mechanical
000trivanose and were certainly worth seeing.
Under the direction of Mr. T. M. Hagen, an
excellent huh" entertainment was given in the Magi,-
trates'-room, et interval' during the day. The find
pare took plane at four o'clock, when the following was
the programme :
•

Ovatur " Zsmp.." Herold
nu. Lad .n blas• S. Lan.
Mr. V. Y. 11,r4an.
B°ag •••••••- ....... Dw.Scarsdale Brourrit
Klee (Li.
Vocal Q a4riUi J ck au! Jill" Fa, mu
K,a•ls Oima
Song " Ti, udr Lae. her ma" ......
Darden.

.Fys

T.opy•on

Recitation— ..... Th. R
Aug S'isrmt.
Banco trout
Kr. and Kra. Kintion.
.11r. Mathew. I
Bang (with violin accompaniment) ' La timmats.`...Brago
Kim K. Blackstone William&
Rome. Boost limns; Bishop
it... Rearms.

The room was not designed for • Conoert-hall, and
the aooustio properties are not of the bat, but all
taa performers acquitted theuwelvee well under soon
what disedvantageous circam dames, out the least
of whao was tile buss of eration which some
of the lathe/ of ta Bazaar carried on during the
entertainment, and the unavoidable sounds of business
the adjoining mart.
The evening inatalmeota of the programme
were even more ehj .ble, and song. wars sung by
Mr. Aargau, Mr. Ourdisn, gr. ()loather, Mies Our,
and Mies Kea Blatitetase Wltllewe. Isistriunental
selections were also pleyed by alum WiUiaw. (tabu),
Mr. Stevens (oornet), hire. King on (piano), Mies How
(plata), and Mies Kagdon (hermonium). Mr. rope
gave same remark al clever vat ritoquial feat+,
which were loudly applauded. Tile entertainments
were largely &Lauded, and will, we tmet, augment
the fund considerably.
Oa Teursday the bazaar was caried on with equal
brianesathe proosedusgs being pleasantly interspersed
with entertainments by Mr. Morgan's party. In the
evening an auction was bald by Mr. V. V. gnaw,
and we. • warm of great amstannent to the visitors,
as well as profit to toe funds. the proceed, of both
days automated ti close on £470.
A word of praise 111 due to Mr. Gould for his
escalent construction of the stalls, and hie 'Gaetano*
towards the general decoration.

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kot.utiou

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4:
nilat.h..d.o: nlol tawmp.roa pi:mil:el:fool...co::: ruin. any
tmolhli,ezakj9tbet4 liov:Pmatilamirc.ehr :111dp.lareeldie.idyt
tavharatttamhlWvsy..i.nya.B:Lotataloatit.!::reosoviitocithaesa.
h:e,:ell:Is Imirdresartt twiheth3riVine for meat as then s'atedpp.roof
hailid for the tra•tee Ii tbe estate of Henry Vine on
were laying Previou. to arch bad ea tugs with theohlD
e,
.i.ol.lcad3
rataathawdo.
reaf
rya
..Mt.th.st:rb4l:oo.ki
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an:tam:hi took
hi. book..
a e
he .
They
p oireeted out to in. eanhi'eMhr'.. tiwTheoemlasheStridodoket: An
slim. a
dgeicer alit inv•rinceh.antl.
houm in the shop. I took bought fat of hint On the 901 of 314 ch I owed
dthoem.b.tha.erewenhiodh Tenn;
wTprodoeynco.neirdkeptof
ride! ehnalaant.E3ol,l.2.l.
didl
not
td
p.Vyinteh,am ?um; I.s.l.ll9arl.,cdionntsbt:
ei'muelthlosee htebir:eakesodiuntil the 3rd ,d May, daring which time 1842.
they were
oefrethileats toedwne,P.paid On
gt416143..1.11d.,et phfwaldreit:,tohimre. Wgilillilea% liParinee""htt, and resid:emlataa",:thlcles.wl,Ree...4teive.;p:lrrre.reinfo
tobootlik.e9tythpoftolltehreeh7lthde.allt with Vino Ipr
deeld.leneott'nethyemeeetetaniylthlti.e"heOnettheAl9ldithr.ofWialehery Kriel.
estate. , 0,4.7 m% 11.,,
lilmpaivdiintebyuiththeqou.ebouptheTlh3tho.lr 1 1.4.-diwmpotf
14,,,mumaPh:iphlid,:iteno.,e se the iltb of March. Mr. Steel by ioy husband. It was not true that I paid OD
BMarLrchPpreetflrmpedudameAprgrAilw9p626ll7sl.lltoilrE2;l4.B°4:4.l:7o6B‘llt4.9,:ddlue
to
tlist.e. tit: Bth of March.
71..r0a0r thoe,m9u,.., of Meech. Mr. R. F. Damon
Anderson.
En!eop.Aavdioeu.r. own illb.a9m„hthoet wslifaereohflW.i.lliamin
estate prior to the 9th of March. Mr. Gnarls. the habit of Jesting with Vine. I paid ,n acooent in
William Lnvell paid me on tn. 17th of July. The April to a man who was sent from Mr. Vine, but
lent deo el the elleleee WM £3 10s. and alter allow- aim% I.y who. It wee 19e. 51. I did irt pay It on
log for a contra aoooant he paid ine 'EI 51., ea due to the 2nd of Mooch. I produce the n cApt by one Frank
•1 Whit.,
Bench enquired if all these ace mote had not
9lted"destb22:taa":9wdel:eh.itishketilMr.:londn.tWhniDieelent9i:thnhean:rofe:egibitgAth"cpitui.e'wddhrokuijittiamenn:aPrh,:d'prielgiata,:adani'meieh'cit heeMicedrih.teehTdredellodire vD;arreveites.tytreh,etiltiraelteetihna.tthoealseyrovinces boat ',Lieut.
have their game. mitered there. Underwood. Previous IA March he wo in the habit
&know' Thomas Denman : I am • clerk residing of dealing with Vine. I produce the ho h. In Aril
in London. In March last I was employed by my of tote year I paid one of Vine's boys £3 l& 61 Thal
falter, the trades of the estate of ileury Vine, to Woe for February and March, from the Sri of February
enquireea:.made
a dp
si :It oih .
ot the
roughe i
id 0
Je bar
lalweeiza.t through the Lie "b
elikiee, tteheth2end3bil.lf of
March March.
thleditlennla pay
y ETlhaliFLeb3rLuary"
draft of the book debts now pro- bill was included in the £3 18.. 61.
atoned. I went through the list with the defendant, Frank White : I was an aporentios of Mr. Vine's,
but be made no further additions to it. I h.ve lo deed at Nile Peloier'. h .ok, and received
Mr. Davies said that completed the evidence upon the am mot therein 4alel on the 3rl of April. Mr.
that pert cuter charge. Vine sent we too .11ect it. I believe I paid it to Mr.
Deendent, in answer to the charge, said :I reserve Vine. On the wag day I got 19s. 5i I. from Mrs.
my deforms. Anderson, and gave It to Vine.
Mr. Trevor Darla said the next coheres he proposed Thomas Rudder: On the 13th of Math I was
to prefer acatn4 the defendant was nudist the mune employed by Ur. Woman to take pose **ion of the
leansesculteticle:ictoolbolr etorawooneumpaAciot:oismotise:hasaltidun"nliq4:aldbfuratadorogibeavprinth!-: "Tkeirycullo.rol kehdaswel etehetre:;kneeyae.ddmeFTtreigttilitheeemsohothdape,oheeufaLPlZakwues:odhie
commeammeent thereof, concealed debts due to him. 3rd of May they were either in my direct possession
In the WWI which had just been heard the debts, or under look and key, and I then took them Ii the
although they were not in the statement of affairs, Dorchester County ClOurt when the 'x4=lo64oo°l the
were found in the ledger, although la the state- debtor took place. The day after I t ink possession •
meat they were wilfully and intantionally omittel, lady named Mrs. Padgett came in and paid • bill.
they were not concealed. As he now proposed to show She handed a cheque of £5 7.. 14. to Mts. Vine. I
them certain of them debt. and others were asked Mrs. Vine for the cheque, and she Wave it MC
absolutely concealed, were not °sly omitted from his On nativism it I turesl to the ledger, and found that
statement of affairs, but were not shown at all, as he the very cam of £5 7.. ld. was alleged to have been
(Mr. Davis.) said deliberately is mineeled with the paid on the Bth of March. On the 30th of Marsh Mr.
intention of defrauding his creditors. Vine spoke to me about • debt owing by ham. Prstor,
William Watkins repeated his evidence as in the lie asked in. to allow him to pay me 112 1.. 51., the
lag case amount due from Mrs. Prater during the time was
Thomas Litho Denman: As trustee of this estate I in possession. He paid me that am mot on the 314 of
have partly examined by myeall and my assistooti the March. Inconsequence of something that was t4d me,
ledger and books. I have not found that any debt heis I Went UP to Mrs. Prat ir's. When I got there I s.sr
been due from Mr. Goodden to We debtor. Neither young bar. Prefer. He gave me • cheque for £7 9e.
did I find scything in the ledger due from General and wine odd pence due to the est oe of Vice. In
Mutant. There at. *atrial in the day-book relating cutriequenos of reoeivinz this °heti . I went
to Gemmel Moment which are struck out. One dated beck and turned to ) the libigemr...o, F.hr.7B,iii,:t.wlaB3ihkadt.
the 7th of March is struck out, nail apparently posted. Vine toll me I considered the £2 1.. 51. wits all that
Woe& the defendant gave up hi, books he told me he was due to the estate. On t aiming to Mrs. Pretor's
had his day-book, commencing January, 1883, and ace runt, in
an calter,k.d
..I foundi
said that it (the day-book) had been posted into the £5 7.. 91.,
ledger. When I turned to the ledger the word had was in the
Thome If :It was my duty to to through the seam bleak handwriting aa the other part of the b ok,
books and see what debts were des, to those [woke The word paid wee not in the same condition as it is
there is no acootiet dim from Mr. Goodden. Oa thelite now. Toe book is now different t o what it wee Pow
of April Vine asked me to go out and °onset Mr. The wilting of the words paid Month Bth, 1883, le
Goodden's debt for him. I went to Upwey, and saw Mr, partly erased. I best saw Mr. Street about it, and
GoodOen. He told me something, and I went beak and afterwards yaw Vine in Mr. Street's presence. Mr.
day Vine. I told him that Mr. Goodden had sent the Street inked biro V ins first if it was her writing. She
cheque to Mr. Denman. Vine said it was a bad j .1.), said' Ni." Mr. Street then aaked Mr. Vies, and he
and wondered whet Denman would say, because there said "No." Mr. Street then eked who. it could be,
was no account of it in the book. Looking through Mr. Vine said perhaps it was one of the appreotio -a.
those books:iiglaiv:l:boi.oynpotpltil.ihsisisais.inibtitututuel,.:ttonhlnaeornuti.we:oefoxarrih:c, D.:....m,h0n there. Prank White WM Milled in and asked if it was his
In April Mr. Demon paid me £618;. 10d., IA SOODUDD writing. Me sigi "No." Mr. Street th.o pressed
doe to the *stew Before Use recieipt of that money I Mr. Via*, and he ultim.foly said it was his writing,
had not heard defendant say anything to me about Tals conversation took plaos in the evening. Tbsi
the account. I heard Vine asking Mr. Bartlett to go *DUN night I put the books is the drawer and locked
to Mr. Damon'. and ask him to pay the mousey to bun them. Next day, the 14th. I referred to my books,
(Viso. Wows. ell Lem of us, iagoedosias-room of and in referring to the ledgerbr.idlelcaftaa:tn-cenbes.acroef:ed,.. that entry,
and tie partied obliteration had occurred in the night.
Whilst I was there I did not author.* Vine t i collect I did not do it, nor anyone with tuy °Questa or privity.
any del to dais to the estate. I did not authorise any. The same eveniag I wee referring to thee. books, and
one. Ido not find any account in the books as doe had occasioo to look at Burch'. aocount. Toe last
from General Si goat. There is no account entered its date in that acoonnt was the 211:13 of February, 1883,
due from Mt. Wyol sole,. but I foun 1 a farther amount of £2 4'. 81. had been
Julia Gateman: I am housekeeper to Goobersl added to it, together with the words which are DOW
Mutant. General !odorant ha. dealt with Vine ever there. They were not there on the day before. On
since I have been there-12 month% The General is the 10th of April I saw Hr. Lovell, and In consequence
from home-in Chemins. While we dealt with Vine of whet he told me I referred to the books, but could
• weekly book wee kept. I used to pay Vine
week, except when the General woe away. Without 14th I asked Vim, tor Lovell. account. Mr. Is mill
the book I cannot tell when I paid him last. gave me the amount, £88;. 11 I. Subsequently I settled
Mr. Davies explained that the General Was away, the amount, and reneived El ss. I afterwards reined
and be had been telegraphed to for the book, which to the ledger, and found the account, £3 8.. 111, paid
was expected by the next post. Jesuitry 214, 1883. That day was a Sunday. On
The witness' was told to stand down. The witness, the lath of April I was examining the ledger, and
upon being recalls I later in the day, stated that on found aa entry respecting an amount with Mr.
the 10.6 of March Li 2.. 101 I. was due for meat, and Humphrey, which was not there before. It was
on the 17th of Much £3 odd_ I paid the money to marked- • Paid, R. A. V. Midsummer, 188 :." Mr.
defendant, who Caine to my mister's house for it. Humphrey aubesquently peid me £3. Oo the 31st of
Bowie fielder: I am c ook in the employment of Starch Sir. Vine pall me 4.. 11d. on Mrs. G immsto's
WM Pointer. of 6, Viellington-torrace. Miss Pointer so count. It was in settlement of the account. I
dealt with Vine. It was our custom to keep a pees referred to the ledger, ant found a previous entry of
book with the botcher, which I now produce. We £.l. Os. 54., paid March 3rd, 1833. In conseq Howe of
have not dealt wth any other butcher since I have what Hobert Lie told me, I went to Mr.. Gricnmett
Vine's
2h.,....,..,.:i,ni:bb,..d..)thoirlt.ikusiehiS:elib,aningeiumethonaswcwohiPtra'asenhoeiwthoxeniptetatiol'iweat'isaufetcv:°°;leha:wwe.ypuflveiAi.A.otynhruipi-a:dLia...li,a.rdoo°,..antly;rygibdnie'ii..to4,..Ft.bweadiropi:itohhimokaett suppliedam".. reaerpspe,otili,d:tomets.
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ire ii 2.6 ttuh.
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consequence
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th
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Meat. being due. I have not received from Vine, or any.
labscwiChtrririThrneerseiWpr:7l,:rhiaic:Bl4:oo.t.ice4.o.o9lll:l7"6:nof :4111Larastr::1::aollflo duidlandetbeilirneufgh:gioisfl obeVaillette..i.ol.fnwhheeLtrisf
petbeaviiiirsehalirer.el;.A.".eaindiagildthemaleinee to :abes.
an er..lo"hguu.al.v.iterolloraofft:laltofhild:lrs:laniat.iwv:eailhlorea.
Match I owed defendant for meat-I should a., 23 or C 2 1.- 31. from anybody on behalf of Lieut. Under.
358 to 361, both -xclu.
nasettled either way.
KTDearieLloviatouvr.:l::::edisecie:hriaTkhditetike.cnormt.pletes the evidence sire,
upon that specific charge.
he Bench if in each d.'"Vit'c'hin°Leeiestalele: Ilea the
case.
of
hithres.e3c.as:ser.wyhischuvhead,
.abeieda
,b.rfooureghttabeeyf odrei4thteinhi. abide
~:rad. dittresh.tia.aproe."leiniorivaef
au":
wtohcoa.meniaait tihaeupiarateolanherffroorchtriaalh:Beaca
a.
should
Ta.rkevtohar
tlltheeviesheilsaldb.
increased.
to came had been
re
a n d
falsified,
being
ieng intended
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di t a
kitthhaata.:tol
toid day
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should sit till one o'clock. "wVeinuKe '4ghtsiseebeeLei I'El:re'', I.4t7oetalt:l:nab '
adjourn until two, and sit again until five. They then removed to Dorclunt 4 Gaol on Wed'needeaiy4. end
w"
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untthhdeeaperhisotra:e.r...fot/: fond at the next Q tarter
Mr. Trevor Davies said behe...noheduwoapeireed7otshellheeActtoece.heersaragjb.e
: section nine, for hating a mosaled,destroye ',mutilated,
books or documente affecting or relating to his
property or affairs, and he purposed at the same
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propertyagaletf:l3 co: take
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about to bring against the defendant were the most
le
them. When these books were pieced in the
on of Hodder, they went through them and
word " Paid" t to them in the
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cachlemmilled doing
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Rudder
prove to them that on • certain night the
naasto"dniskitinhielubtwtelerielltiengw:flfland that it had been partially
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Hodder.
• . _

ActL 6.-
mudlated,

Martha Grimmett : I am • widow residing in Ryde,
Isle of Wight. Previous to the 9.. h of March I wall
residing in this town, and dealt with Vine. The peas.
books produced were the ones I aged. I paid defend-
ant an account in Februsrv. Up to the 26.11 of
February I owed defendant 22 9s. 52. I paid that to
Mr. Hodder on April 9th. It is not true that I paid
Mr. Vine £2 94. 15d. on the Sri of March. I see
an entry in Vine's bo dui that the account was pail
on the 3rd of Muck but that is not true, as I paid
Hodder on the date I have mentioned.
Aired Prrtor. . I am a lecturer at Cambridge, and
reside at Rockland, Rodwell, Weymouth. Previous
to the 911 of March, I dealt with Vine. I produce
the pass-b mk. I Lid I was io.lehtid to Vine in the
mouths if March of this year. Up to the 17th of March I
owed Lim £5 81. Id. I paid Hodder what was due
up to the 7th, and what I had had subsequen_t4. I
did not pay the amount rime on the 7th of March.
People on Vine's bitialf had asked for the money
@Moshe Sled his petition. It was Mrs. Vine and one
of his boys I believe. but I decline I to pay them.
Samuel Harder Burch: I Ma a coßee.bouwa pro-
prietor of St. Thomag-stree!, in this town. Pearl ius
to the 9th of March in this year I was in the habit of
dealing with Vine. I had a pass-book, which I now
pro Inc.. From that book the last settlement I had
with Vine was on the B•At of March, being to the 28th
of February. I cantinaed to deal with him until toe
9th of March. I then owed him £29.. 31 After the
2a lof March one of Vine's apprentices c to me
for the money. I refused to pay him. I have sutra.-
quently pant the amount which wee due to Mr.
Hodder. Since the filing of the petition Vine hmi not
spoken to me with regard to the aoc cunt. I pail
Hodder on April 28th. I did not pay the defendant
41. 8 1 in the month of March, and the balance of
ta. 31. I paid to H Adm.
Henry Pittis : I am the landlord of the Q leen s
Hotel, in this town. I was in the habit of dealing
with Vine provioug to the mouth of sdaecti. / pro.
dime the book. On the 9th of March I owed Vine
£1 24.41. for meat. On the 3rd of March I gave
Vine of
a February.
um 2 1034 a the
defendant • cheque for £5 19s. I did not make any
of
2nd of .1 arch ski
rch I Vine
eill t e
paymonth
Charles William Liven : Preening to the month of
March I had dealings with defendant. On the 3rd of
January I owed £1313.. Li., which I paid a few days
after in a cintra acc.iunt. Since the 9th of March
an.i in the beginning of April I primed Vine'. shop.
He stopped me and milted it I had any objection to
settle his arc mot, £3 10s. 7d. I said I should not do
an, knowing that he wee in liriaidatios. It wag not
true that I had paid defendant on the 214 of
January the sum of £3 18s. Ltd. I paid it to Mr.
Hodder on the 17th of July last.
John Humphrey: lain a stationer residing in this
lyirough. Previous to bi vett of this year I dealt with
Vine. I had no book, I bad bills. I produce a bill for
meat supplied from January 3rd to March 3rd of this
year. I paid t Mr. Hodder the am mat of £3
there stated on the 9h of July. Looking at Vine's ledger Ime that I hal exactly the same
meat In 1882, and on the seine dates as in my bill for
which I do not think eoul I have bees possible.
The mmouat I *Adel in 'B3 with dodder as
tatiesily the WM as that alleged to keys boa;1 Ia