The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-05-28 00:00:00

WZYXOI7TH.

Moss. Lira whose name will he remembered in crooner
Von with &recent libel ausa,appeared before the Registrar
(Mr. a Symonds) at the County Court on Wednesday to
pus his examination. Hi. liabilities were stated at
between £5OO and .0100. one of the principal items. MM.
being • claim by Mr. T. Wallis (plaintiff in the late suit)
for expenses in conneciion therewith.—Bankrupt stet.'
that hb earnings generally averaged (rota £6OO to SILO •
'Ca% lot out of tin, he 13.1 to defrey very heavy egywu.,..,
(or materiels (something like .425) • year). besides railway
CIFIX•Iiti•X, hire of rooms in four tlifferent townç advertis-
ing. printing. and other wise-Ilaneous evened's, besides
the cot f his own estaldialinient at Weymouth, he
haring • wife, and one child and servant to keep there.
lie attributed hie present dilliculties to having to pay so
much for matenals.—Bankrupt's stivement being con-
sidered sati.faetory. he was allowed to pose his examina-
tion. the Regid.rar remarking he thought there would be
suMelent t torus out of the rotate to defray the costs.—
Mr. T. Newman. of Dorehe.rer. was annotated trustee of
the bankrupt's eetste. Mr. Burnet. &appeared in 'when,
of the bankrupt and Mr. T. A. Hanna and Mr. Polly
eper for th:: credit re.

finasitteu WINDOWS' —On Friel... bef .re Mr. J. Robert-
son and Mr. B. llopkies, Williams To.lien, an artill•ryruan,
e ar.m4l with breaking two ...Ries a elate —C,,rp•rid
W. Nichobon, wationeri at the Nadler Vwt, said on the
night of the n•il hemsl a am ish of alesn near the
Bridge, went towards the plme. awl saw prisoner and
arr.ther 'non in Tritity R mil • in WAS i'1"..10/4
in Dr. N ithan'e wind .sir. while Tollett eras drunk and
using had language- Meowing the Man would be confined
when he got ti barres-k 4, Wito.43 41ill not interfere. mad
PC. Knit come the setae evening, and identified detain.
dant in the guardroom. Prisoner does not bear • good
character. —Martb• IliAntin., who keens an eating home
in Tritely Road, now two artillerYmen lookieg into her
window. and heard them sup they'd break and 'airs the
hue away; hut she looked out upon qtern, opening the
door, and then they went away. Just afterwards, she
henrd a smash of glass, front the direction they WWII
going.—P.C. Knit saw defendant come out of the Prig
Inn a few minutes after eleven. and he went towards
whine the windows were broken. Soon after, he found
two eighteetapenny windows broken at 7 and 8, Trinity
Road.—Prieoner said he was drunk. and knew nothing
shout it, he did not believe he broke the windows.—
Corporal Nicholson believed ham information he had
received that the artilleryman lullett was equally
aaiity ; be eroo not drunk; hut witness believed he was
the instigator of the window being broken—Ocean,
William Burder now Tollett in T. inityodreet, but did not
recollect seeing Tullett breaking the window nor did he
know anything at all about it. As for Corporal Nicholson
accusing him (Border) of Icreaking the window, he had
nothing to do with it.—The Bench did not believe Studer
was speaking the truth, and directed him to stand down.
—ln answer to the Bench. Supt. Vickery said Tellett had
been brought up for hieing unlawfully at night with a
servant in Mrs. Miller'e—Tbe Each said it was perfectly
intolerable that person; should have their windows
smashed by drunken erJdiers; prisoner would he sent to
gaol for 008 month.