The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-28 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.

TZTESDAY. JUNE El.

Literan.ian.—Mareb sad Spam,
Bri.hterater, engioeers.
DFCLAR %TIME OF DIVIZ`.FIrD —N. lillitton, Southantp.
tan. .I.as merchant—day. 9J. rod da 914. OR airw
proofs.
BAticaurrel ARIFULLI33.—gIIOR Sten, Pulses.
jeweller.
LOCAL BANKRUPTS. —Themes John jrtnes,
rrocer ; Charles Marriott, Brdivrater, .mason; Wilhia
Baden**, Portant, botcher; John Permit. Brunel
George David Jones, C....third 11•412 e, Dorset_, tailor:.
leard Lent. Frearnantle. Hants, grocer Frederick
North, Southampton, baker; John Smith, South-
ampton, carpenter; Albert Stephen Scar, Godbisill.
Fardingbridge.

FRIDAY. JUNE

DECLARATION -0;"51;I-E;1311;:::ii: 114;lar4ck. Baidport..
Dorsetehire, lestberaeller —drat dir. of 15a.
LOCAL BANKRUPTS. Alfred Goodeve, Lobar:at.
Hanip-hire, licensed dealer in too; Henry Whitaker.
Scathanapton, draper; Witcheeter„
watchmaker George Denby 81.. Freeementle, Heap-
shire, chemist's assistant; Robort Bnefeld, kW et
Chordate*, Dorsetshirs, registrar of births andeleakikeasi
Frederick Tyler, Labdport, beer retailer ; Jam ski
Hann, tilaatoebury, Bolnersetakire, plater ; DOOM
Tarrant, Wiliam's'', gaelitler.

COURT 0/ CONNOR Real, Jane 24.—(tittiap et
Nisi Prin., in Middlesex, before Lord Chief Jailer Bra
and a Special Jory.)—Brearidge v. Leibber.—The
Barnstaple election.—Plainttff was • solisitor at Hem.
staple, and M.P. for that boroegh, and had famed"
acted as an el... Almanac agent for Mr. Bodeen, the lalia
member. The defendant eree the pm:eider of Mae
Wear* Times, and the action vas to recover damps
for alleged libel published in that paper in referees, be
the election for Barnstaple laat autumn. Mr.
Smith, Q.C., and Mr. Kingdom appeared for taw
plaintiff; Mr. Coleridge, Mr. fadeout Ballaatim,.
Q C., and Mr. Bailer, for the defendant.—Mr. Smith,
in opening the case, detailed Mr. Hotipoe's loser
connection with the borough and Mils isolate of Mr.
Bremridge in reference to him. He added that the-
deeertinn a Me Redeem by Mr. Bletarkidar
took place in 1847, but be predated letters frees r.
Hodgson and Mr. Breinridp in 1846 end '47, which
show d that Mr. Brenwidge mesed to awl as eg at fee
Mr. Hodatme, Immo both he and Mr. Gore, for both
..f whom he had acted, were going to stand for Bane
ocple indepoodeotir of each other. Under these ar-
culminates Hr. Brelnridge declined to as for either off
the., and Mr. Nadeau stormed his opinion that be
had taken the only wane • bah -as open to hint um
honourable man. Bt. far from Ur. Modem bowleg
been thrown off or beaming poor, he DOM, did be-
come poor, but on his death he left £lO.OOO behind
him. Subsequently, upon Mr. Gore retiring, the
Cone:wanese presented a requisition to Mr. Bromide,
who consented to stand as second Comervative candi-
date, with the approbation of Mr. Hodpea. The melt
was that Mx. Breairklp and Me. nese.% the Lama
candidate, were retuned, and-rno far from Mr.
Hodgson thinking that MI Breiarldge had Med ia say
..1 nainti -ipon him on the smiles el
the el-ation. and consTotilleed him owe the result.
The p'a.ntiff and two other vitae's' tvie were one
seated with him in the amities were Mkt sad the
effeet of their evidence was Ha the stalemate sm.
planed of were libellous and wee not tree. It wee
further stated that so far from the plaintiff bowleg
started to oppose Mr. Hodgson. ha lad refused to allow
himself to be pot as a candidate total the memo
autionity of that geotlemon was choked ; and Mr.
Hodpon himself wrote in pencil the &et of an mildews
by Mr. Bremridge the electora As telt', Magmata
pecuniary effort's, Mr. Maynard, who hot been his
said that Mr. Hodgson had, threabout life,
been • wealthy man. and at his thatb left Lehind hint
00043 worth of personal proper', in England, 'nil In
additioa he had landed astakv aid property Anode
—lllr. Coleridge called no but add:cued the
jury. 000teud.ng that the vest caret of the writer el
to. ...tide, complained of wee ti prevent a penes
whem he believed to have been Kelly of bribery frost
being elected as member ; and It raid that t wee
held, and as for as experience weit, unprecedented,
that the plsionff. avoiding the abate:se of the articles.
th, ald wallet only an isolated suntans Of two. esol
emend his action upon them. He Maitland that it
was plain that no morn had been 41 in the snake
tima was believed to he true, sad thati the jury should
think that. substance the ,tat,mealaAe were tria,
&lame mese of the observations a were net true,
they would be Petaled at Maker for &fades"—
're. jury, after a short coneoltatea, a verdict leg
ate plaintiff.—Haoarea
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