The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12 00:00:00

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Rath Bird v. William —Claim of £2 1114. for
rout of • °Atari et Is. per , for TO weeks. Tin
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10. inatalarta.
Basest:wrens. David Yarn, baiter and pole-
mist. r. of Bvershot —This was a ineetir for 1.4
exarninatir and diorama —Mr. Marry supported and
Mr. Wires, of Decreer,
Trenchard and Berridge. —Th. .elha a ik":
bankrupt was cress
rainier at gnat barb by Mr. Weston. In answer
be surlier from Mr, Merely, tie said a bed, whir bad
Tiro refried to, Whose loot Jahr by ids ematherdn-
law, Mrs. Shorte, sad rektrowl to bee. The Iris
meitioned was sold to his father Is law before the
parrs wee filed. There were six rein belonging to
defender which at the time his goods were wird were
in • bore nest door, which he rid he bad not ~eked
about sire, but for all be knew they were still sent
door. They were removed jest before re esissre, sod
be meld give no rearm, In answer to the Midge, for their
remora- Mr. Weston them called ThOM&I Berridge, of
Holt Mill, Melbery °mond, who said the defendant
owed biro aboat 00 for dour sod bran. He &eked him
to give him • bill of ore, mad mid be raid pay re at
, his onersimies if he raid give him mtemitiy. Bankrupt
told bile his furniture was worth IN (this the bankrupt
had preisesly dried), sad etlsr 'ramrod to rye him
a bill of vale declined to does. Witersiben drew on
his • bill Mr She areent, whir was drearier who*
doe. sad the bankrupt wr summoned at the Bridport
County Orr for the amour, sod allowed pearliest be
go by default The bill was doe last October.—
Mr. Wires mid it re after this that barter revered
goods of his from his hors, antratieg. he Una." 4.011,
to CIO or upwards. Aber the time bankrupt had the
snamons in dasher, hi sired he went to Mr. Begirt,
an attorney at livorshot, to know if be eoald give • bill
of male to Mr. Chubb for CIO (era he only owed him
!?.3.1,_' but be said it.eould not be ear —la answer to the
Mr. Berridge rid he tad wrier £96 from the
tarapa 'Maribor in twelve merle, and te rawer to
Mr- Mdelo7, be rid that it was woad that rem the
bill bruits dr, he petit/ ash rem the berm' if Its
pall pert at It—Mt. Herr theert throe wed rid
such sere of mediae me the pert of hr. Bertidge,
as be had terved • good dialed moony from him. sad,
like all traderse, he mast take risks ha berme& - Mr.
nearer said he lent bankrupt RIO In Jane last, writ
w" Mimed if not paid la • &rrigh..lo wes to Vire a
patsy of . 'mopes. Bealorep4 bad never paid the
tarsi. Asa bad told the posy without witness's per-
mission. Benkrapt let hie father-in-taw have the poey
site, receiving Mr. Barridp'e sanissoos. He mid. in
d""r to bddirdPi, that be would bans been rtislied if
he eould gat goods to the valise, hut he scald sot —Mr.
Weston said bankrupt bad admitted commenelog
badness without any 6011,41, mid the
oration was whether there wee eny prolable means of
his being able to pay the delis he lecurred.—Mr.
Weston souteuded that bankrupt had been fat, 0111
miedemeasoar, in having got rid Of SID sad upwards of
his goods to his father-in-law In order to defraud his
creditors. There was the pony, a table, • fender, and
Ire-irons, • tea-pot, and other things. Be also animad-
verted oe the expense of having 9 girl sad boy in his
• Inploy. He said there was • clear ease of freed, sad
be hoped his Honour would dismiss the reltkm.—Mr.
Manley said with regard to 'undue exposes@ an the
part of bankrupt, be was obliged to bars a bar
In his briars to carry out the breed, &a —Hit
Hoover mid that with very small amass bankrupt
bad run up debts to the amount of £93 Ile. bd., sad had
ate acted fairly towards his creditors, with retard to
Mr. Treoebard, for be passed over Br. Berridge, as be
did not think he had so mach droned to somplain of,
be had received as mar as ellb. sail be did not think
that £2O was a lisp Warm oo rot meant, so he did
not think mush of Mr. Bamdr's opposielon ; but with
regard to Mr. 'Firebird it was eiforeel. Be let
bankrupt hare £lO on the pony, Obi* bankrupt after-
wards dinposed of to his larger-law. He wee not
sure Ur was nob &misdemeanour, &ad if se whet word
he bar to do? send bankrupt before a fry sad India
him? Bat if he did thr, the moony word have to he
takes out of the estate, and there word be frothing left
to pay the creditors. He thought he imetreete 1 the
debt to Mr. Trenshard whims% any probable mews of
payment, for wide be mast visit Wm Is • aortas extent,
whir be thought wosl be met by lisakrapt's dimberge
being withheld for twelve troths. with Pderdiir for
one month only. He tbenfors gave judiseses to that
effect, and said he must retina-the reeriaisg 11
moors as well übe mad& It was stated In Wan the
mints were only about £lO.
John Ackerman, late of the Volunteer Inn, Bridport,
also came op for last ,eseminatioe and disebare.—Mr.
Manley sepported ; there wee Do oppositioa. The ems
was adjourned from last Omert day fa eonspletir of the
&cornea The debts were rirt is, hi.. and the reds
under £lO. There was an sesiort of aux the Idaho of
the Old Brewery Co. Mr. Manley Mated that bankrupt
had paid the ocenpany about £7O in the last six 'mouths.
There was an item of £2O lest by his brotherdn.law,
o' Weymouth. The berreptay was In 'ease-
-1 were at Mr. Galpin,.of Ora Aare, sad Mr. Sepiolite,
draper, Bridport. rang his. Bankrupt was farm*
landlord of the White Ball Ten, East-read„ aad was
burnt out there, white wee • loss 10 him —Tbi order
of discharge was granted.
Philip Seaways. late al the George 1.1, Brldpest,
also mono up for his last orminaler sad
Mr. Manley ppared, and there was as
Bankrupt entered cm the George Jae in Desendeer, ass:
and had been in berms before as redder. The
amount of his liabllities was MI, aad the awes were
under £l5. The Old Brewery Company were writer
for it& The bankrupt's, was owing, the bankrept
to bad sight, be having had to o to ditivent plasm to
try to get his eight . and iesaileirey of
business. He had ooly beta In horses as an Lahore,
for twelve months, but was tarter when he west
there. The Brewery wished him to take the inn, they
had asked him to take it WO years before. The
bankrupley was as wed 11.... Oworr and Bolton,
dam sesen, of London, see him for sheet OW There
was mother item of 1250 or seat., Barrage was in
badness as • aseilmaan last year, in ratite to keeping
the Orris Inn. Bankrupt received his order el dl.
charge.

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