The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

CATTLI tfterim.—The Cattle Pietas Committee for
this city have applied to the Lord. of the Privy Council
for a lissom to re-open the Cisttl• Market for cattle,
whether intended for immediate slaughter or otherwise,
pursuant to ti,e Order in Connoil of the 7th instant.
It is hoped that the Csttle Market will therefore be
re-opened on the 4th proximo."

LECIVAR ON THE ART OF RZAD/NO A LOUD.
We underwent' that the Res. Alex. J. D. D'Orsey will
lecture at weliabory early nest month, on "Th. Art of
Readiog Aloud." Mr. D'Orery has a wide reputation
as • teacher of Elocution and of his powers end
or 'velem* we bare before us the testimony of the
Riehops of London. LiebfielA, sod Peterbor ugh, Dr.
Pollen, Master of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,
the Archdeacon of Carlisle, and many others. Schools
will be admitted to the lesture on advantageous
tenni

Cm Prim Bramoirs, Monday. —Present :—The
Worshipful the Mayor (Dr. Loch), W. Fawcett, J.
C. Wheeler, F. Attwood, and T. W. Gilbert, &qrs.
Charles Smith (alsna Jones), Ann Smith (alias
William.). and Sarah Kennedy, were brought op on
remand, charged with dealing two watches from the
I shop of Mr. Hydii, jeweller, High-street, on the
evening of Tuesday week. Supt. Caldow informed
the Bench that he had no further evidence to offer
against the prisoners. He bad found the carpet bag
with which they left Salisbury, at the house of a
returned convict at Southampton. hut be had been
unable to trice the watches.—The prisoners were
therefore discharged. - John Ford (win did not
appear), was summoned by Mr. Lstty, relieving
officer of the Alderbury Union, far leaving hui wife
chargeable to the pariah of Fieherton without the
Borough. Mrs. Ford informed the Bench that she
received hall.a-crown from her husband on Sunday
evening, through a friend, and that he had promised
to pay her a like sum eve, week.—Under thews
oirownstanom the case was adjourned.

MIM POLLARD'S BANKRITPTCY.—M the London
Court of Bankruptcy, on Monday week, there vas an
examination and order of diesharge sitting under tbe
bankruptcy of Marie., Pollard, of Queen-street.
Salii,bury, Wilts, milHner and staymaker, whose
numerous unsecured creditors reside at Beth.
Britford, Bristol. Pisherton, and Salisbury. " This
Statement of accounts" Sled by the bankrupt I.
thus summed up. via. :—Dr.: To creditors unweaned.
£1,056 Is. 7.1.; ditto to be paid in fall, £23 13s. lid;
fetal, £10713 15s. 3d. Cr: By debtors good,
£271 17s. 10d.; ditto bad. £1 16.. 3d; Property riven up
to mine sieignees £203 16a. Id.; deficiency £BO3 la. 44.;
total, £lO7B 15.. 3d The expenditure of the bankrupt
(who attributed her failure to want of capital to enable
her to carry on her trade, the long credit taken by her
customers. and the pressure of creditors for the amount.
due to them) was stated to bare been £2OO per annum.
The property ideal up Is thus described : Stook .in-trade
of my business as a milliner' arid by tender, £3l 16s. 9.1.;
Mame., utensils, household furniture, &a-, 19.. 641;
total, £203 16e. 3d. Policy on my own life in Albion
Life offiee for non. effected 25th April, 1866, at an
annual premium of 10s.. estimated of no value.
There being no assignee in attendance. this sitting was
adjourned until' the 20th of next month, renewed pro-
tection being granted to the bankrupt until that day.

FREDERICK WRZILILIiti BASK RUPTCY. —On
Monday week, at the Court of Bankruptcy, there was an
adjourned examination Fitting and application for order '
of dLoharp under the bankruptcy of Frederick Lech
Wheeler, of Salisbury, Wilt.,, draper, whose creditors
reside chiefly at Bristol, Southampton, Ramsey, flalis- I
bury, ka Mr. Bagley appeared as counsel to oppose !
on behalf of the trade assignee, Mr. William Mills Baker, '
of Bridal, warehouseman. The statement of morrows
filed by the bankrupt wits thu. Pummel up, vii. : Debtor, '
to crolitors oruermred, £1,035 19.. 104. ; ditto to be
Paid in full. £4 3e. 3.1. ; total. £1.1140 3.. Id. Creditor,
by debtors, £9 18s. 44.; property given up to my
thsignees, £3O 14*. 504.; deficiency. £999 9.. Ild. ; total
£1,040 34. Id. The bankrupt stated his expenditure bed
been £lllO for the yeas— preceding his bankruptcy
and £350 for the previous year. The wijudieation of
bankruptcy took place as far bark as the 23rd of January
and there have been several adjournments, the bankrupt
barrin,. in the interval filed the following additional
.counts, viz—Statement of affairs, 24th July, 1865:
--Debtor, to sundry creditors, £1536 5,. 8-1. Creditor,
by eetimated value of stock in Dade, £590; cash at
hankers, £lB 18.. 14.; book debt., ES 10a. 4d., shop
fixtures, £43 ; household furniture, £7O; deficiency,
£5 15s. 3.1.; total, £1536 8. 8.1. The gentle' amount
filed by the bankrupt show, total purchases. £835 1.. 104
and sale., £566 9e. 101.; leaving • balance loss
of £279 12a. The deficiency account is thus
summed OP. VI& : Debtor, to deficiency as
per statement of accounts, £999 9e. Ild.; Wanee
of debta realised open the payment of a composition of
8.. in the pound, £363 Oa. &L; gross profit iu trading,
09 le 3d.; total, £1.401 lls. 104. Creditor, by (lea.
Honey 90th July, 1866, CM 15a. 34.; lows nO tending,
£279 12a; furniture, £47 9s. 6.1.; fixtures, £43.; trade
expenses, £3l 35.; salary and wages, 124 la; rent,
rates, and taxes, £l6 9s. 64.; domestic and personal
expenses CSI 3s. Id.; legal expenses, £62 Is. .; total,
£1411019, 94. The bankrupt came up before Mr. Com-
missioner Holroyd on the 2nd of engird last, and that
learned Commissioner decided that the ease should he
referred to 111 r. Commissioner Goolburn, to whose court
It belonged.—Mr. Begley said be appeared for the
• assignee, to oppose the bankrupt, and his friend Hr.
! Reed was on the other side, but was engaged before
the Lords' harioo4, His Honour remarked that it was
very inconvenient to be stopped by the absence of counsel
He did not know bow the Court would get on with the
busses. if the Lords' Justices took away their counsel.
—Hr. Bagley said he was instructed by the assignee to ,
spelt to the Court for leave to prosecute tbe bar.krupt
under the 21st section of the Bankruptcy Act, for
misdemeanour. His Honour obasrved that he am-
sidered that it was such a Ferioos matter that he ought
not to hear the application in the absence of the
bankrupt's eonnaeL —After a brief diseussion, the Court
ordered the sitting to be further adjourned until the 7th
of Janaary next, at 12 o'clock, and granted the bankrupt
, renewed protection from arrest until that Dine—The
, proceedings then ended.

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Friday week, at the County Magistrates Clerk's Office,
fialisbury. Henry Moore, mariee store chafer, of Witten
was anminoned before Mr. B. Everett, upon an infor-
mation oharsing him with having ' violently sod
mobenously threatened to do certain ' harm to

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• had ter, to search his (witnese) home to Sod • trap of his Ellen Young, daughter of George Young, tailor, lte.. of upwards four years I suffered from VoT7
which he thought witness had stolen, This was not Burden's 8•11, in the parish of 800th Newton." Toe cough, causing so much irritation, pain, and soreness of
before he got the summons againn the primmer, young woman stated that she was 12 years of age, and the that 1 waa frequently unable to turn un-
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