The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-12-20 00:00:00

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day, which has
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, apply to ell the
• . On such holidays
••• id the sale of at imps
ad at ten o'clock in the
„ey to telegraph woik,
'vied throughi.ut the day.
..is alteration, as :condi the
will come into operation on
'Mimes Day, which, this year
Bundel.
Man! CLUB Vol DosCHOSTIII.—A meeting
..td at the Congregational Scaoo'room on Tuesday
&ening to cludder the hest means to be a lopted for
forming a literary aid debating club for Doreharter.
There was • lair attendance, including the Rev. T.
NOM,, Rey. R. It. Albir., Mr. Peard-Jillard, Mr.
Foster, Mr. Jameem, &it. Mr. Peard-Jillard was
voted to the choir. The Chairman, in hi. opening
moults, spoke of the salts. which such a olu, w oil
be, and promised to give it hie hearty supprrt. The
Rev. T. Nears wished it to be thoroughly undwitnni
that he disclaimed all party or sectarian modem, and
wished the club to be atarted on th• broad. at priacii les
possible. This WY the tenour of all the remake made,
and gen,Tal res ret was expressed that it should have
been thought otherwise. It was agreed Wean a public
meeting at the Allegton Hall on Wednesday nest,
when it is hoped all who take an interest in the propo-
sition sIU attena
Barn", Cetara---On Wednesday evening last the
anniversary of the Rev. B. R. Albin's pastorate wee
celebrated by a tea meeting folLiwed by a public meet-
ing. The cciregation at this place of worship has
much ittareseW during the past twelvemonths, under
their energetic pastor. and a va.t improvement has jurt
been effected in the shape of a new platform, cepatie
of holding four or five speakers in the place ot the
former small pulpit. The speakers at the meeting
ware the Rev. H. R. Albin, Rev. T. fierier), Rev. W
Allen, Mr. Nevin (secretary), and Mr. G, Clerks,
who delivered stirring addresses, chiefly on the best
mode of extending the work of God. The meeting
was hatiespersed with singing. The attendance was
not very large, the weather being most unfavourable.
CH RISTMAS LSD New Y MAR Pane sre.—Those of our
readers who have had the opportunity of inspecting
the stock of genuine Dovelike at Mr. H. Ling's Dorset
County Fancy Repository, were doubtless struck by
the vast assortment of beautiful goo is there displayed
Mr. Ling availing himself of his locreared apace and
facilities, has laid in such an assortment of elegant
goods that we should think Ira not to be surpassed in
the county, and we would strongly advise our readers,
who are looking for Chriatmea or Sew Year Presentc.
to pay a visit to this well-known establishment, and
we think they will be surprised at the wooderfuliy
varied stook of elegant and neat o I goods there displayed.
AMOR the many attractive articles will be found some
deckled novelties in horn goods, in the shape of
candelabra, inkstands, aad candlesticks, photo frames
vases, writing desks, and the new luminous matcg
boxes, and stare. The stock of book', leather goods, and
albums are of the neared designs.
LO.G.T.—The members of the Lodge gave a capital
entertainment on Tuesday evening, in the New Hall
adjoining the Coffee Tavern. The chair was taken by
Mr. C. Parsons, gn cer. Th.) programme was as
follows :—Piano solo, fineries Poui cy (2); a ng, "D.
they mini me at home," Bro. C. hen all;t rimitatioa,
" Buy your own Cherries," Bro. J. Moore.; song. "The
Midebtpenite," Bro. [(snook; dialogrue, •Apartments
to Let," Bros. Moore, Nicholls, Pan.ons. and Trost ;
dnett, Sister Vincent and Max tead ; song, "Jack's
Yarn," Bro. Hancock; reading, Bro. Payne; chorus,
" illackamith," choir; recitation, '' Drunkard's
Vision Bro. J. Psr*ons; song, " When a Man is
little Mt poorly," Bro. Dein ; dialogue, " Right
hoed," Brno J. Parson., and Nicholls; song, "Listen

to the Wild Waves," Sister Rogen ; -recitation
" Rocked by the Angel of Death to Sleep," Bro. C:
Parsons ; song, " Hen Convection," Bro. Itend.ll ;
recitation, Bro. Wescott; chorus, "Merry Farmer's
Boy," choir; "God Save the Queen." The dialogue
"Apartments to let" was very amusing, and wa.
carried through with much si ISt. The chorus,
"Village Blacksmith," was rendered very effectivel,
y
the different pars being well taken up. Mr. T.
Dean's tong, "When a man, lc ..," would have sounded
much better had he known tho words instead of which
the case seemed "Hopei...." Mr. C. Rendall'is song,
"Han Convention," was well received, the audience
tal.'ng up the chorus with much spirit. Sister E.
Pnency presided at the pinnoforte throughout, and
deserves much probe. The entertainment terminated
at 10 o'clock, and the merry party, which numbered
about 150, dispersed, well pleased with this evening'.
enjoyment.
Fact TAMS vol RAILWAY TRAVILLZILS AT CHRISTMAS.
—Arrthgements have been made by the Great Western
Company, by means of which intending travellers
during the Christmas Holidays may obtain tickets at
their leisure, and PO avoid the difficulty frequently
experienced in obtaining tickets at • crowded railway
station at a time like Christmas Eve. Ticket offices
have been opened by the Compaoy at no less than
nine places in the metropolis, viz. : —L93, Oxford-street;
23, New Oxforddreet ; Holborn Circus; 38, Charing
Cross; 5, Arthur-street. London Bridge; 82, Queen
Victori•estred ; 43 and 44, Crutethed Friars ; 67,
Greshamedreet ; and 4, Cheapside, at either of which
places tickets can be obtained on and after Monday,
December 19th. The booking-office at Paddington
Station will also be open for the issue of ticket, the
whole of the day on the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday before( Ibristmas Day.
Tickets obtained in London on any day from December
19th to 24th will be available for use on either of those
day.. Cheap ticket., at reduce I fares, and avail.ble
for several days, will be issued from L nylon to the
Yeovil and Weymouth districts, and to stations in the
West of England; similar tickets will also he issued
to London. By perm'ssion of the Postm aster-General,
the limited mail tr sia from Paddington to the West of
England and South Wales on Christmas Eve will
carry aecona-class liasungers ; the train will leave at
9.43 r.m.instead of 9 o'clock. and be correspondingly
later at all places to which it carries the mails. Also
on Chridmas Eve the 5 p.m. feet train from Pad-
dington to Plymouth will run on to Peozsnoe, and a
spedel fast train to the West of England, going
eitroggh to Penzsnce, will follow the mail, leaving at
11 o'clock. and carrying third-class paesengers at re-
duced fares. The train leaving Paddington at 5.30
a.m. WM be run on Christmas Day the same as on
week days as far a. Oxford, Bristol. Exeter, °loons-
ter. Sw&D.Bll, and Lianelly,:and the usual intermediate
dation,
AN Itenntrenther,it CARR—The Calla Re Herbert
William Foot, farmer, if Glanville's Wootton, once
more came before Mr. Serjeant Tindal-Atkinson, at
the County Court, on 'randy y last. —At the last Court,
it may be remembered. an order was made that the bill.
of-nale holders. Barwell Bennett, Philip Foot, and Mrs.
Rebecca Burch, elmeld furni•h to the registrar a state-
ment of their trmeactionn with the debtor's property.
—Mr. Trevor Davies (-Iherborne) again appeared for
the trustee, and Mr. Arthur Lock represented the bill.
of-sell holders.—The Registrar had made • searching
moult./ into the accounts, and on Tuesday presented
to his Honour a voluminous certificate, for the excellent
drawing of which he was highly complimented by the
farand advocates engaged on both sides.—The
steer. after detailing at length the result of his
etamin•tion, in conclusion certified :—That there is
due from the bill-of-sale holders t, the trustee, under
eke liquiddion, the sum of mot lees CM 17.. 7d,
transferred to the trustee by order of Court, made on
October 11th lAit, and that the beieere ee remaining
sine amounts to £570 13.. II,; sec midis. that subject
to his Gonour'e decision on the point of law, the
bill-of-eel* holders are entitled t, be allowed
£44 10.1. 71. for realiiiing the debtor's effect., in
accortergs. with the bankruptcy scale, as against
£47 17r. 61, the amount de luctei in their account,
inemyetise of the item of £5O. Thirdly that
as regards the mum of E5O for feed and expenses to date
of sale, he could do no m re than recommend Its allow-
s/ace to the favourable consideration of the trustee and
creditors. Signed. 11. SvitoNne, R•lriStrar.—Rh.
Trevor Davies saki he would not attempt to Arne
against the practical decision of the learned Registrar,
and with all due reference ti those on the other side,
be was bound to say that 111 r. Symonds bad been by
far the best adroostes the bill- ,f-sale hoiden had had.
(Iginghter ) His Honour remarked that the certificate
was excellently drawn and • mo•t able document. He
iseeorlingly ruled that the order should be drawn up
from the Registrar's report, the ccst of the inquiry to
come out of the estate. The case bad bell ably
fought out, hut he thought there ought now to be AD
tied of it —Mr. Lock asked for • reasonable time in
which the money should be paid, but Mr. Davies
replied they had already had 12 months.—His Honour
meds, tin order for extension of time.—We presume the
awe will die • natural death, utiless something new
crop. up Mr. Davies certainly did let fall a remark
an to • course which, should he determine on, will
again open this vexatious suit, and the remsrk of Mr.
Davies caused the Julge to plea I in a eupplicating
tone of voice "NAY don't, Mr. Davies."—We are cure
all tease whose business calls them to the County Court,
will healthy say " Ameo " to the Serjeant's ai.peal,
for the Judge, Reentrar. advocates, and all, must be
beadily sick of "Re Font."

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