The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-03-28 00:00:00

LYMINGTON.

FRIIIIMASONRY.----A-00;;;;iion of the New
Forest Chapter was held at the Masonic Hall on
Tuesday. The cerernonies were performed by M.
E. Z. Stebbing, of Southampton. The chapter is in
a prosperous state, and is likely to be largely in•
creased.—The brethren of the New Forest Lodge.
No. 319, also held their monthly meeting at their
Hall on the same day. The ceremonies were
admirably performed by the W. M. Br. Webb.
There was • numerous attendance of the brethren.
Br. P.M. Stabbing (the senior grand deacon of
England), and P.M. Booth, of Southampton, were
present. At the close of the ceremonies the brethren
adjourned to a banquet, and a most pleasant evening
Was spent.

Ala SURY.
CONFMMATEONB.—The Lord Bishop of Salisbury
will adminster the sacred rite of Conlittultion at the
plume and at the hours mentioned as under i—Tne•-
day, March 28, Winfipith Newburgh, at 11 a.m. ;
Combo Keynes, at 3 p.m. ; Thursday, March 30,
Church Knowle, at 11 A.M. ; SWanAgO, at 3 p.m. ;
Saturday, April 1, Corscombe, at 1 it rn. • llalstock,
at 3 p.m. ; Sunday, April 2, Beaminstr, at 10.30
a.m. ; Bridport, at 3 p.m.
ACCIDANT. —On Thursday Henry Waite was ad-
mitted into the Salisbury lnfinuary with • compound
fracture of the right thigh. The clay before,he, with
some other men in the employ a Mr. R. Atkins,
of Pewsey, had been to the Down Farm, Black
Heath, for two loads of barley, when a colt started,
and knocking one of the horses against him, he fell,
,and was trampled oil by two of them before he could
get out Of the way.

W A RMINSTFIL
MIL TIM: rkiertriClN'S A IFAIIOI.—The deed of assign-
ment executed by Mr. T. Geodmsn has been accepted
by the creditors. Aodordttlg to the statement of
accounts the secured debts trnotht Se £12,030, and the
unsecured to £41.455 19s. 118., being a great deal more
than was at first supposed. The estimated Value of the
securities is £6,168, scarcely more than bell of the
debts secured on them. The assets available for
dividend are only £3,200. The sheriff has again taken
possession of Mr. Goodmsn's effects for duties, amount-
ing to about £6OO, unpaid to the Sun Fire Office, full
payment of which is claimed by the Aloe, but resisted
by the assignees. The principal creditors are Mr. H.
G. Biggs, of Stockton, £6,214; the Rev. W. Bleeck, of
Huish, £1,878 ; Miss Butcher, of Devises, £1,020; Mr.
John Davis, of Fisherton' £1,867; Messrs. Everett
and Ravenbill, of Warminster, £4,001 the Rev. A.
Fans, £813; Mrs. Goodman, of St. Leonard's, £473;
Mr. Festing, of Msiden Bradley, £1,017; Mr. r 4 Good-
man, of Oars, £235; the wife of the insolvent (olaim-
ing under her marriage settlement), £2,000; Messrs.
Hoare and Co., bankers, London, e 663 ; Mrs. Kinnear,
of Warminster, £110; Miss Long, of Starminster, £100;
the North Wilts Banking Company, £2,232; Mr.
Powell, of Hardcott, £268; the trustees of Mr. Powell,
£96; Mrs. Boxbee, of Stockton, £430; the late Mr.
George Seagram's estate, £4,236; the late Mr. W. F.
Seagram's estate, £1565; Mrs. Elisabeth Small's
estate. £827; the San Fire and Life Insurance Company,
£1,586; Lord Henry Thynne, M P., £128; Mrs.
Tinker, of Conock. £2,188; Messrs. Ward, Merriman.
anti Co. of Marlborough, £1,010; the Wardens of
Wincher:ter College, £257; -Miss Wyndham' of Brom-
ham, £1,526 ; Mr. F. Wyndham, of Dinton, £1,545;
Mrs. Yeatman, of Weymouth, £97. Besides the I
amounts mentioned above. Messrs. Everett and Raven-
hill, and the North Wilts Banking Company are
creditors for secured debts of £5,000 and £3,732
respectively.