The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22 00:00:00

BLANDFO LLD.

ire lle MESNETT.— tt Salisbury County Court, Mr,
rout pli,runfob°rmrenre'lyaPanphaeuicotniunbeeeh:lf, thotatja.
of Mr. Eeienuel, a creditor, should be paid iuto Court
sjiltrnenr,:46el. tit7au,rbus;:nikei. bs,i mai.... $.46.30116
for the h,nefit of the creditors generally. A petition
for arrangement was, ho said, filed in April; and at the
first mutating of crsditars it was agreed to unapt • co.
position of 101 in the pound, payable by instaln4nts:
Mr. Emanuel had no right, therefore, he submitted, to
issue an ezeoution.—Mr. Wilson, the registrar, said the
14w required the resolution as to the oompontion to be
confirmed at • subsequent meeting, but, in point of
fact, it was never se confirined.—Mr. Moore mid there
was • second meeting, which he and another Creditor
attended. —Mr. Wils-in pointed out that two persons
did not c.nistitute • legal ansjasity of the creditors.
'reere must be three at lesst to constitute • meeting.
What Mr. Moore called • 'motion was not, therefore, •
statutory meeting, and there had never been • farthing
peel under the original resolution.— His Honour; How
many creditor* had Ilinnettf—Mr. tdo3re replied It or
15. As to the second m:etiug, he submitted that it
,benbetcatea be ntryge gtillsorded:
was only necessary for • majority of these present at
the meeting to coufirin the original resolutions.—lils
which
henedhandlrre.
futoaretobtalad
Honour, however, was agsinit him on this point • and
costs, of
the secood 'fleeting sr a nullity. He told Mr. Mom
that if he thoughtit was his (Kr. Wilson's)
nx
tho hilt, lie hal better apply to the Judge.—Mr. Moore
! said Mr. Wilsou's:refuset to tax the hid had put him and
the bankrupt to tusueoeuery expense. lie had got the
bill cased so London.—Mr. %Vitae', ; Then it isirreguter
—that's all 1 can say.-I.lis Honour said he bad no
, doubt whatever about tee matter, and he should there-
fore decline to make any order.—Mr. Moore 'Then I
shall appeal. —Hu Homier : You will never frighteo
sue by that, I assure you.
PrrrY Stomas, Saturday.—Before J. J. 14rqu.
!meson. Esq., Cl. P. Manna. EN., and Rev. J. Watts.
IA WILLM (ALAS Tllll/01.1. of UMW"' "re
charged with assaulting an old man named Jacob Hancock
of the mine plum, on the Mb Atklmon Qpesd
for the plaintiff. --It appappearsthe assault took phrie in a ost
field. The plaintiff spoke to a boy named Triggle, a younger
brother of the defendant, he answered rer/ saucily, till on:
m
jo.,t touched him with the handle of the prong, when. wTtrit or
g
Jumped tiff waggon and the waggo and knocked the olduth,il. ow
came up,
three time+, mai Melted ham In the aide. Then ti
with
blued. The wile and daughter at Hancock the sault
4 man named "Squibb
amid gave corroborative evidence. A you...l.pon.nt._
was called for Use defence, but Ms evidence
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lts. oosts.—Pald.
ML theoaus Usi.ruf, farmer, of Keyfaton, WWI summoned
for aseaulUng hls page boy, W,ndham Uowanl, of !Sandford,
In the maw of lan weea•—Mr. Moore, of Wleaboroe, for
Coward.—After hoodoo( the evidence, end also the evidence
Of Mr. Spooner, surge" who esasnlned the bey. We am
War ftlemlaned.