The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10 00:00:00

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. plaintiff arrived, who wee willing to t•ke 6a. a month,
rod Am order was mad* for that annowet ; but plain fff
• .pe. told he would have to pay the snort fees iitatead of
' the defendant, sa be was Omelet from noun when the
•••• ases we. caned en.--LBoselnapfeies: Charles Hewer,
of Fordiegion, a journeyman bricklayer, who was onrn•
' JAM& to Tahoe for oonfornpt of anrt in not
' "Wing theircat eta omit in whieb judgment was eirpn
- West him, made soplieettion for release from custody
-Zit. Weston appeared for bankrupt, and there was
Ine opPenition made by the detaining creditors. It
-. tippers that the benkropt fancied that he was first
esdahlerl so some copyhold nropertv as against its devise
Weer his I ther'a will. Vioe-rhaneellor Stnart w,a of
. %Onion that, from W.llle peculiar wordi-g of the will,
!bankrupt was entitled to the said property •
maunder that ruling, he obtained possession of one of
If zatimr biltlpi to--tim stopyhde soiWitlk-,4l,Yirell
ditabtlitie6.l46-Velt Mm vont, whist* Some of
then did._ The artemillers„ lin, Mr. George tests.
igneer, dm. of Foodiguilion, and !gr. David -*fewer,
. el Y-oyil.spoealed to the Lords Illation'.
Ile "ree-Channellor's flocisios, The ap.
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.beff . !ft. committed to gaol on the 11th of April leo,
✓ been adludicated a bankrupt while In prison.
.7.11 for which Hewer was committed to prison
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soor' to £42 If. sa.—Hie Honour refused an order
/ ..„( .011 alter application had been made to the
•14i kins.—.Tohn Read, *bankrupt, who
ftUf on business, as ag butcher at Rytne
ll'll i boa latterly bolo working as a journey-
•in I. . ' Mr. took in this town, applied for his
filoi`
~Ittil wrge.—ldr. Rills, of Sherboene, sim-
ADC the. t, altfl there was no opposition. The
40 ettriharteof I'M inability to meet hi. engaite-
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~,,,, ... low eapenyes, and losses in beginner.
- that on the 31t January, 184 the
sod SNP gh bolJ of mode. comprising the whole of his
• Fni. to Kin, itinbe, hie aunt, for a debt 01289155.
Vi'.-,, kitten Ti.. goods were soid by euetion A few
n afterwardy but did not prelim the amount due by
lb eel& MOO tirw.of this trammotian • suit brought
''.2' ... helmet by Mr George Audrews,:maltster, for
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' ft....-i, - ~. roloddet -in alrojecuril . county court, Hi
• :•..• • , :-• •rinsandui el,6ol4mtgloplrfor giving the bill
the efreumstedoes, and direeted his order
to its delimited' to him at the expiration
inaoleatira with peeled iron for one month oely,
a* r'ellimstleitt liiiedleU, formerly a shopkeeper au
' ha-#dMburpe.en,, but now a shosenalos
•itil lienstert. rime up for test egarefeation
letiopqatfor his erdex of diseburge.—Mr. Weston
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hoolignpt, who appeorwl before the court
eibVr petition. The debit ameested 4°62254 Wt.,
.41210/Is,euetrarroadoeuttilld iit=easonsoy, and contingent
merersiOnary InUreiti in several propertied. 1%. Pain-
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.4Jed e.... Aida, 'AND To "Bows", rw
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_,Airestieflget
.-ealteeisli Marling, "hosts" .6 the
Irt;'''Plidettliollelliklear ironer up in coreedry, charged
• 4. MO being eorealed in. room there fee a supposed
• unlawfol purpose. Mr. Howard appeared for pro.
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sonee.—Mr. Dunn, landlord of the Victoria Hotel,
• . rid pincer was a 'errant in his employ. On
. :,,.niamr, but, he (witness) let his ball-room to •
commercial named 0,41 as a atook-rooni, giving him
fo-utthe key thereof. Several thousand pounds' worth
of stock was deported there. Primmer, unless Mr.
`47 "Coe met hire, bad no twines in the room. —Croft-
- 017stereened : Prisoner's duty'. as • porter, war to call
ries in the morning and take them worm: water.
_ would thus have liberty about the top part of the
house. He would she have to open the back and
tfrnadoorla . If there had not been any g ode in the
ball=rootto, it would uot have been locked up. Pri-
.lol2er had hem in his employ about two years and a
= Aril. —William Coe said be arrived in the town on
' "Arida, looming, and took up hie quarters at the
;',...Vititorht Hotel. He brought a very large and
-,...i'llltlable stook of goods, which, for security, was
t. *wed in the ball-room, he taking the key. There
'Z; two doors in the room, owe key locking them
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Prisoner had no business in the room nee.
lie pee:ben peresimion. —Mr. Howard objected to
t.: °this grower, but was overruled by the magistrates'
clerk. On Friday, he (witness) was beady engaged
! la ON room until half-past ten at night, when he
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_allireerd forth. "boots" to came and turn the lights
'''‘ollnllot erne, and himself and prisoner satin-
wlllbilittallesa As they left the room, prisoner
dito.dear at the bottom of the room was sec,
:77 Vitae* replied that be had fastened it in
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tallend 1'44 IlLtrai.nr.d°Pyrene: down il.
prisons, to nal him early in the mo
'wend te bring him some warm water. The
1160'*ip when prisoner called him, he was r
llawili droned. Within a minute or two, after
b.. miser hail
• Wristito Which Illile obwiatlinbt;
, door. On looking about he so
. es imieee of his goods. He thought
as b- was certain it was
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