The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-15 00:00:00

TIONIDAL —Beton Mr. 830 mg Tiwial-AMilosea
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WITT !ICI!.

Charlotte Towella, widow oi Janos 'Dweller, of
Weymouth, and Betsy Combos, widow of Elward
Cron reo, toe two surviving children of the late John
Beall, plaintiffs, sad Elia .beth Basil, widow of
Henry Etneill, rand Slolls.l Warburton, tog.ther with
three truitem of the late Jraeph Ayling, who boll a
morken• of £lOO on be property.
Mr. R. N. Howard appeersd f or the plaintiff.. Mr.
Howard Brwen for Eliadieth Barri). Mr. Trevor
Perim, of Sborborne, for Sewall Warburton, and
Mr. K. B. Weleford for the mortgagees.
Mr. Devils objected to the form in which the
somatic), watt made out

Mr. How.ri ;ail -Tie object of this 011111 Wag to
bring all the parties concerned before the Court. Tb•
testator by Ids will left two small Mohan prepertirm
to his wife and children, the property bring now under
mortgage for £lOO. the whole lot not being worth £lOO.
The two widows, lire. Towelle and Mrs. Warburt
lived in the coteries. but on the death of the latter,
the other slaters oriented the property wound up, and
went t the moitgegeen, who expressed themeelves
wiling to d so.
; . . . .

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--Tiai7.l-udge asked if the legal gentlemen could not
make some arrangements by which thk poor little
property would not be entirely swallowed up with
°oda. People eould not here advomtle like Mr.
Hower I sod Mr. Davies without paying for them.
The olj ot of the county court in all small enquiries
of this kind was not to put that p ',viscous body—the
law—in motion. for nothing but want of mousey could
nt p it, and, therefore, it seerned ti hia. wine •rrangs.
mente might be Gime to by wh,ch &II these poor people
might have what was their right.
DAlrillN was much obiled for the oomplimant
his amour had paid the legel (epitomic, bat at the
'stn. tiroethaught if he would bat hear tha awe be
would •ise the wit I. of the equity was on big side.
He was gilt, willing to have both iiptice and equity
_in f.cl. nothing but the very phinest jostles—but
lithe prayer in the sumo% in. was fruited Mr. Howard
would have the whole of the oyster, sod he should
ha•ii nothing but the shell.
Tha Co., we. ad) .urned in order toes/ If.. arrangt •
inent coal not be mcml. between the respective
poi:tier.

NATAL APPOICTCIXi. Lieutenant Willliam 11.
Nicholson to V. eginooart, Vied B. N. Prioe.
Tags western divaion of tho Obacuel quadrat,
coa.isting of the Agincourt, flagahlo of Mese.
Admiral Wilson; the Achilles, an' the Northomber.
load, arrived at Malta on the 41h Inge., fro a Soda
Bay, and general leave wag given to both
°Moan and see. They will remain at Malta till
Um Itch last., when they will leave for Byracuss, and
their plaaes will be taken on 'ho following day by the
eastern division, under the ownasand of Viol-Admiral,
the Duke of Irecilallarch. The two divialoos will rejoin
at Syraoo.. on the 23rd, furl will then proceed west.
ward. The Alexandra Is Mill at Sada Bay. awaiting
orient _ . .

Ta g 0 111311ag SQUADIOS. —The Standard correepon.
dent with the Channel Sqoadron, writing on the sth
look from Malta, nays :—" The Channel Squadron,
composed of the following ships—H.M.S. Minotaur,
Captain Briton. lying the Snot H. R. H. the Duke of
Edinburgh, Vine Admiral Common ling : H.M.S.
Agincourt, Captain Mead, flying the Sag of Rear
Admiral Wilson, sec Ari in command' H. MS. Sultan,
talici Sir Welter Hunt-Grubb, R. 0.8. ; H.M.S.
Achill.'.. Captain Buller, O.H.p H.M.S. Northumber.
land, Ceptalci Robinson; and 11.111.3. Neptune,
Captain Maxwell, having been bard at work In
Soda Bay coiling and provisioning. wee, accord-
ing to previous arrangements, to have left that plea
for the Pinions, there to remain ten days or so,
At the last m meet, however, the arrangements
were altered, and, Jost before weighing, the signal
was made that the lee division under command of IL.
Rear Admiral, would go to Bialts, and give general
Immo by watches to the ship. compaaies; w 1211.1, the
weather division, with the Vice Admiral, proceeded
to Om Pining. The two divisione would afterwards
reedesvons at Syracuse. where the lee would remain,
whilst the weather went on to Malta and gave general
leave. The Forward eter 04 early for the ?irons, and
the Tyne, having provisioned the squadron, prooteded
with a detachment of troops for Alexandria. In
accordance with there fresh orders the Channel
Squadron weighed and proceeded to sea, and when
we got outride the two lines parted company. The
weather line arrived at the Pintos no the Sod of
April, and the lee line reached MIAs on the sth. The
ships will probably stay about ten dap in Malta.
Web al be an agreeable change after the rather
stupid plum we have been visiting for sometime peat.
The weather line, hoverer, will have considerably the
best of it, as the lee drops in for the lgot weak in Lent,
when there will be no Open, an I sot mirk Untie*.
meat of any eon. The err! gal of the Channel ships
will be balled as • godsend by the thrifty Maltese, who
have been suffering from the absence of the Mediter-
ranean Squadron and the quirantine regulations,
which until recently prevented Alpo from the ea/Award
oonamtmleasting with ' II dor del Mendo; u they love
to style their batten lilt's Mind."