The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06 00:00:00

EXETER BANKRUPTCY COURT.

TROSSIDAT, December 1 —Oktore Mr. Commisaioner

Aspiiiwn.)

Re 050105 EDWARD PaMAL yeoman and timber
merchant. Lydlinch, Doreet—Anjourned last examine.
ton aid disbar(' ineeting.—Mr. Terrell ap-
peered for the rotate, and Mr. Clarke for the
bankrupt. —The official Asiatics's report, founded on
the amended atatement of accounts, was as followsi—
" Liabilities to ereditors uneecured, £1,165 7s. 91; pay-
able in full, 1:17 10s; to creditors holding security,
L'7o2 Its. 9J. ; (property held by them, £750); on
pmensury note, £400; total liabilities, £1.582 17s. 9cl.
Tim a•seta coarist of good debts, £294 17a. Id. ; doubt-
ful, 1:9 6s. ; hal, £997 lls. lid; *etiolated value,
L'l3o. Bankrupt's furniture, kat, was mold under • bill
of sale prior to the bankruptcy. th. property given tip
eon/lets of timber and apples. £); estimated value of
Teal property, after paying letacies, £10); estimated
property held by secured creditors, 1:47 8.. 3.1; total
asset., £907 Ba. 3d.; deficiency. C 1,275 fla. 6d. The
bankrupt's annual expenditure for the last two yea.
was £l3O. It Ls stated that the lishility under the
promissory not. for £4OO cannot be proved
under the bankruptcy. It is doubtful whether
£241 claimed by the bankrupt against the
representatives of hasi Target can be recovered.
The bankrupt has left no cash book. The cash receipts
estimated from the ledger amount to 1:1970 15a. 4d. ;
estimated by bankrupt, £200; bankrupt's statement,
£lBO lit.. ; cash payments taken from hankers' par
book and vouchers, amount to £1872 12a. 2.1.: the
remaining rum of £474 is estimated, which includes
houskeeping, wages, keep of hon., and travelling
expunge. The beihkrupt CAWe to the Court on the
'petition if Mr. John Kingston, of the National
Proviiicielillank. The amount of ...collected by the
official as•tguee ii 1:7 2s. 8.1. The bankrupt, examined
by. Mr. Terrell, raid lie had bad some ...actions with
Mr. &welder to the amount of £3BO. It was in the
early part of the present year. He paid £BO, and
gave • note of bacal for the remainder. Hs bad some
timber, part I. sold, and part he cut up for himself.
The handwriting of the letter was his, whit& was rent
to Mewl*. Mulford. It related to directions given by
Lien to Mr. Eigdon and Mr. Bouchier's agent to pay for
timber purehamd from him (bankrupt). He received
money, L'274, and paid#t into the bank. Meowed Mr.
Boothier £l9O for timber. He had paid £240 into the
hank, and rpetit the other £3O in incidental expenses.
He gave a bill of isle to Mr. Rossiter on the 14th June
Ist. At the latter end of June. or beginning of July.
Ire purehasel sous corts front Mr. Sharland, of Salisbury.
Some of these were sold by Mr. Itamiter under the
bill of sale.—ln reply to hi. Honor, Mr. Terrell mid
the bill of .ale included the whole of the property the
bankrupt then yosessed.—llis Honor said such • bill
of side ought to be considered an act of bankrupt.y.
He should do all in his power to make it so, --Cross.
olnninilltiOn resumed Oo Vie day he filed his petition
bankrupt paid the situ of £63 into bank for two bill..
He did it because the manager asked him to let him
have !WM money. The National Provincial Bank
brought an action against him, which he dee
fended, because he thought be did not owe
half tho money. Ilia 1.. tiler Target was bound with him
:rt all the transactions with the bank. Mrs. Yeatinan
v. • creditor to tl.c iituuunt of trici 6x. 9.1. The debt
Iwo; partuenhip one. She rued bankrupt, and he
defeaded, but allowed judgment to go by consent, lie
did nit know when the writs were served. (On
',fernery to the file of the preceding year it was found
that the bankrupt was served oitb the writ on the 2nd
of June.) His mother hi Id the title deeds of • field at
Lyillinch to secure a debt of £886.. 84. She bad held
at for many ',AM. The property was charged with an
annuity, and the debt arose from arrearo of the a.nnuity.
Ile believed he had disclosed the whole of the property
he paseased. lie Lail four little ti e• at Corton
Benham, and six down at Sparkford ; bu• • rent of
the.' ground in which the latter were wets arwar L. nd
the landlord could retain them for rent. His mother
hail the title deed. of Broadoak, if elle had not eriven
them te hi. brother. it. had *dimitie.d the value of his
eetate at 1:1500. By the advice of the Clerk, who
prepared Lia schelule. lie had not put it down at its
P.ll value. His Honor said if that was the case
Ise cirtainly should not allow bankrupt to
pass Ile was must likely told not to over-estimate
it —Exausination continued He paid his water
1111.. Mawe) C 215 for two breeds which ha bought of
her. rine animals came to Lilt, and his riser had paid
the reauaindsr to his mother on account of the annuity.
—Easinineit by klr. Clarke There was a written auree•
timid *Ph Mr. ll,uchier. it was about three months
afeerwards he was told that Mr. Higdon threatened to
•Oup the tied,, r. lie gave the order to Meows. Mulford
under the pt•-tuirr put upon him by Mr. Higdon, and
to .ve the CdO which he paid vihen the agree.
meat .0./ signed. Mr. Itigaloti held his bill at the time,
and he stopped the order when he thought it was over.
The bill Ca. not given up wheit be gave the order.
The agree moot referred to the time of removal. making
tap the fences, and other matters It wa. not stipulated
that all the looney should be paid before the timber
was removed. Ili ears. bank wan hie private
hank.and the National Provincial Beek was the partner.
chip bunk of biscrelf and Target- He bad never seen
tie Nation.' Piovinciel Bank book or the cheques,
three-fourthe of which were drawn by Target'. clerk.
Target was . partner in the timber trade. Bankrupt
trailed in timber on his private account during the
partuerrhip. Target died two or three dare before
bankrupt ais ...reed with the writ at the suit of the
National Provismi•l Beak. The manager sent him •
bill to accept tor £426. A letter accompanied it stating
that the bill would be signed by Target as well, but in
reality it wan drawn in favour of Target. He did not
• the bill, anti the neat day lie heard that Target was
Ile did nut take any notioe of the bill, as the
tartuenhip account WY indebted to him at that
time. Mr. Sayre was the solicitor for for the
bank, and Mr. Geege, who was one of the
reprowntati,e. of Mr. Target, was his clerk.
The WM of male was given to his fstlwr-01.1t. to secure
tam, but bankrupt did not think at the time that his
dither wouhl come down on him early. lii, Honor
semi there were Deveral reasons why the examination
elisuld be adjourned. For the benollt of the bankrupt
thai statensit of accounta should be amended if h• had
Nattht a tuietake in preoaring them. The action which vies
pending made it desirable that the bankrupt should not
pass at prestit. —The ea.. required further investiga-
tion. and he !should therefore adjourn it to January 10.

8 LISBURY —The Council 4.f the Beth anti West
of Sashimi tiociet• have unanininnaly &aided on bolding
their meeting in INGB in this city.

VEDVIL —The following are among the sueceseful
competitor. at the animal exhibition of stock held on
kn.loy : Mr. J. A. Smith, Bradford Peverell, for
the beat three dairy cows, • piece of plate. value
1:5 5.. for the beat pair of stock heifers, not exceeding
those }WWI old, A piece plate, value £3 30. (although
there nu no woopeti, ion) ; and • bounty of E 2 for the
bear pair of s.oek lt. tier., in which elase there was also
no oncopeCtion. Mr. W. Rowriter, of Marnholl, scoured
a piece of plate. value £5 sa. for the beat three dairy
.:rews, and el for the bent pair of stock heifers, not
•xoseding two years old. Mr. W. Andrews. of Star.
minder Newton, ..eeured • prise of Cfi 54. for the bes.
bull, MO Mr W Paolt,of Peddletoern, • piece of plate.
value, 1:10 100 for the bent hackney or hunter. For
sheep. J. J. Farquharson, Msg., won • pie,e of plate,
value £5 fn., for the beat 15 stock ewes; 5.. for the
twat Vanith Down rani, and • similar sum for tbe best
mair of ram lamb..

TAl.NTONl.—t'acrhos To CArtte DEALZIR —At
the T.tuntou police-court on Sitorday, Mr. William
:Erman the well known cattle de.lir of (',la tonbory,
-was .ammon.4 for wiling cattle outaide tie hounds of
Taiintou market, anti without pgleg tell. 'lb.
.if 'he toll., Mr. Minton, offeied to compromint the
inaet.r upon the Totyminit of the •apenews incurred.
If.. ; but th. eetrwiant potitively refuted to do so,
amid ti e magistretes had no alternative but to fine hint
11. yin' that be would carry it to another court
A Alietre.e warrant wse Issued, and in default of • sall•
cies. ;tutu bong reilied, b* ftail.ttut•e decided thin
Mr. Bram should he unpriamed for a month_

COLLIsIOII Is roe llottere.—Tbe Nortdit American or
ante ing the Kersey ea Taman" amenity/ ma tato and
sank the bne Maresher, fres Odor te leverpooL The
stew Were saved and loaded Liverpool.

BIRTHS.
November 17, at Brttford, near Salisbury, the wife of
Kr. Edward Attwater, of • eon,
November 24, the wife of Mr. W. Pickford, High-
street, Salisbury, of adoeihicr.
November 28, at 7, Turton-street, Weymouth, the
wife of Mr. Norman, of • son.
November 25, at Morelos, the wife of Mr. Thomas
Bounders, of • eon.
November 26, at Hampreeton. Winaborse, the wife of
Mr. Seth Seymour. of • daughter.
November 30, the wife of Mr. Edwin Dunn, of the
Viatoria and Great Western Hotel, Weymouth, of •
day/liter.
November 26, al Sydlin; St. Nicholas, the wife of Mr.
G. Symonds, auctioneer. of • son. stillborn.
December 1, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. H. Hannay,
of • son. . _ _

l)ecember 1, at East Slower, the wife of Afr. M.
Stout, of • sou.
November 27, at Bryanstons, Blaadford, the •ife of
Mr. Smith, boatman, of a moo.

MARRIAGE:3.
November 29, at All Saints' Church, Psddington, by
the Rev. Donald Stuart McClean, Mr. James Stere, of
Berwick St. John, Wilts, to Caroline D. Wallis, only
daughter of the late Mr. Robert Donlon'', at Weymouth.
November 30, at Tarrant Rushton, by the Rev. W.
F. Rode/yak, Mr. James Ford, of Manchesterotreet,
London, to Emma, fifth daughter of the late Mr. John
Doling, woolatopler, Wilton.
December 3, at St. Edward'. Church, Code Castle,
Mr. J. Day, to Mir K. Rideont, late assistant to Mr.
John Shitler, confectiocer, West-street
November 26, at Wimbornes Mr. William More, of
Pokesdown, Hants, to Mn. Francis Maria Hoare, only
daughter of the late Hr. Henry James, of Wimborne
Dorset.

November 26, at the Holy Trinity duvet), Shaftes-
bury, by the Rev. J. J. Reynolds, B.A.' Mr. Thorium
Reiter, barnam-maker, to Sarah, aeoond daughter of
Mr. T. Willman, builder.
November 16, at Moreton. Mr. A. Humphries to Mir
Kt!, ADI.I Hellman.
_ . .

—November 21, at Affpuddle, by the Rev. R. Waldy,
Mr. Herbert Legg to Kim Elisabeth /lain.
November 24, at the wish church Andlem,Chesldre,
by the incumbent, Joeeph Hayward &llym, Eaq.,
of Blundford, Dorset, to Jane, daughter of the late
Baker, Esq., formerly magistrate for the county of
Cheshire.

November 22, at BM'Lupton*, by the Rev. B. A.
Dayman, l(r. T. Brewer, grocer, to iliac Baum Ray, of
Buckingham.


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