The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-27 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTYEXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1874.

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Local anti Ellistritt Pilo,. Ile (the Registrar) did not think he had seething to do did net eppeare although it was said he had been here
with the trustee's oondnot there. Of Nun, if thus all the morning.—His Hamm said it was the cam of
wars any profits whatever to arise out of tbe living, wilful notate:woof the order of the oourt. Be median
DOICHEITER. sequestration would be the proper seep to tike.—(Ur. order for his sommittal for 40 days, bat gave him a
Tata et Ma Urine Woegmourin—Oa Wednesday : Look: Quito so.) But he thought tbe law of sequestru fortnigitifs moos to pay the at lastakaut
evening a very Impel' time was wort by the inmates of I tkos gave tbe Money power to appropriate • Nolan Essiq Idol Burdle, of Hilifiold • bankrept.—Mr.
li portion of On ineome and the house In oddltion. If Howard, of Woemootb, appeared h., tbe trustee (Mr.
this institution. lgr. and Ma. Corm, who for 92 years
she livlng were worth £9O &fear, the swats might got Bryon the High Bailiff ofthe Court) 1 Mr. Crawford, of
have been master and main; had made arraoronnonts Petitioning modem and others' Mr.
for holding a grand festival, and, as hae bun their : Re° tted the honk* ; there would to regain, Merida- Londoo, for the
ouitom for ths poet ten years, a Christmas tree ins , Moos, ko. to °emu out of the surplus; and be did not ! Raines, of ellilloglism, for the National Frothed=
provided. Through the kindness of friends, amour
prov • , think it would be a very "fat thing" to gum= over at ! Bank, The bankrupt cild not .
whom most be mentioned J. telooor, Soo, M. ~, i all evints—(leughter). But to-day, nob Davies got the Mr. Howard Wit the bankru=not filed his elate.
B N. Middleton, Req. and Mr. arid Idra. d. Speopre I bankrupt,
_what wore they to do! mint of amount, nor did he present himself hero for
a tree risibly laden with upowardo of fa) anions wee 1 Mr. olt :I am hero on the patiot the true**, and punk: exarnlnetion. fie should have tusk for his roommito
I sod In tire motes of the dining•ball ; sad barge ale dieutielied with the sooousta. talf or out:tempt ol mare The lodge said it must bo on a ill-
p a
shortly before six &ADO, the lemons, to the number al The Registrar: Then I may take It from you that davit. Mr. Crawford said the petitioning creditor had
71, net whiodr emnne" whom Ware 30 children. From you are net satisfied, and have given the bankrupt been travelling about • whole weak to endeavour to dud
the mod Curio of 84 year,, to the tender frOont of only nether to furnish a better urooonto the bankrupt, but had been unable to do it. He men.
•no months old, " Wirt lath•red logethoe, and what Mr. Look : Yea, on the very day the other was Mooed it nuns* there DU a rnmoar Olathe was rather
a cantor= was mutton& Thor* we In. thou win have Med- holpiog the bankrupt to keep out el the way. But as
well.algh finished their serlbly pilgrimage: here we The Resists:stolid not think it was a nolent fintilit he was a ore:lino for £2OO besides a scoured coeditor
have those who ha,. only just communed On journey. for the banCrupt, to say be could not come for three for other amouots, it was not likely he would do so.
There we He the grey hair and the furrowed sheik: weeks. Pruners Plow he should be at home where his The Molp I Then the man is noes tat Moorios. Mr.
bete wtn have the rosy bloom and the nostril)/ joyous. duty was. 11• (tbe Reghtror) Ovoid not adjourn to Crawford: Just so. Mr. Howard said the trustee only
nen of atrial:pod. At six o'olook tea and pions mho of any putts:vise day without the trustee's sanction. He abbe° to do his duty. He did act want to apply for
"zoo:lent quality were d,stributed ad hbinni end the I scold adjourn rine die, and then If the bankrupt =minuet's oommittal, and puggostod the matter should
Floc:, dings, which were oonnueneed aid cur ;lined by wanted to pass hilt poen° examination he would Inca to In adjourned for a month to give bankrupt another
! r a de
y.
grout, reseed , ft most happily, all tong feast air le for the
ed i Pe_ointment°l a d 7, obanuo. Mr. Crawfort told Walter Hurdle bad made
er, their touts' oontsrot. Amongst those truant
Pie. Burnett: eel:, not adjourn till tomorrow ? an affidavit that be well In partnership with the book-
were '
Mr. sul lOrs. A . etplorr, Mrs. and Master Mulkey, Mise ,i he Registrar said that might ho done for the rept, and there were interpludor action, on the
ciaa, Nester
and mien hoar, yr.
ao Let 0.,,en question as to the banlinpt's orrest and generally, question of separan or joint estate. There was In the
(mutter and mat; CD), Mire Ilardloy (sohooludetrese)• Mr. Howard said he bad an sfildevit on the file to Boor in bands &tont £l,OOO, so that it was a matter of
and Rios Chown° (aisistont matron), oil of wiorto wire cono before the court le-morrow. Could they to-day importance. The ewe bad been before one of the
th oo
indefottgable in their ertis to administer to the Pt/. • resolution to have the record and estate books at superior oourts, sod *bold moo on at Dorset wire.
hattniutt..s
add
tainuart of thus, for witc,ut the treat ." . every roasting of thin court, As creditors they °odd Ile had smile teens sinndi in the matter, but onfnr-
t . TM. Oh that gustier,
GT4114110. Alter tea ti's groat °tint of ortraoloon 1 Lock
was the Christmas tree, whiol,, is wo hove before seta, ,
Mr.. 1111215 not a misting of oreOltors. Is a m sting of Oro oconatitt, a to see whet was to be
lie too irtrsr said it sas lit a mention of creditors duos, lie abould like to ask Walter Hurdle • few
*too tin the to ntre of ills rum, towering as high al she
cellist; would permit it, stud tbrowrox out Its breoohss in the oninary seem. Now tiro trustee reporsected quctrions !f lic were here. Walter Hurtlio one not
fe.r and old*. Then*. was ibises of li. N. Mlddloteso the creditors, present, and Mr. Crawford asked his loon-or for
8010 whilst the. "fruit" was coveributed br various Mr. Howard: A wrstelredly poor representation It tor odder for It. atteminnoe at the next tour', His
kind hicods, kin A. Ppieter sr nat. g • sp:roeild lot of la—( .ngt,tor). We ebould not have been Lore to-day If linear tiro:4, it a lob: ono would n o an—The mop
Grosse& To 'P to imps t
„math.
all that ;he tree bog, we had faith lithe trustee. oss • jootned to the Dort eourl generally. lotor on,
would be almost traper.elblr, Les we will give a few of o.htrr lo`tie "%id time anjorrty of tho coeditors had. Wolter Hurdle came into corn!, and Mr. Crawford
the principal items. Fires arid erionowt, then, es ban a'r. lie-weed: Teats tivolt for thotoselser. proposed to examine him, saying it would material
articles of ore, we will toilets that ;Jib* of the btu:chop The Registrar pointed out that the law was that any most the.. In regard to the intsrpleader cant
here awe ran of gloves, whereby It, lepte of all tee olti coition individual creditor, bad to tee goooonts His IihOOTIr airtight there woe motility beforo him
little inmates will be lo pt war to whist tie add weather eto old ho thevie through the trustee; but *Twitters on wbion he Donn examine hon.
acmes ; whilst other brsoeires b. re comfortable 'bawls, m ght 'leMiee the bankrupt on the amounts and roe. Mr. Watts eald Walter Hurdle had had DO notloe,
labia eta later period of the overdo, were dietributed Pet"wit 'thy omission. His Honour thought be .Quid not compel him to
to the old wurnen, one of wl ton Imre rked, as the folded Mr. Reward s From the living lam told the trustee stay in court, or to ouster.
the caverns around her attotiosted 1. mm: "Well these bee 1.28- Mr. Crswford s I've got IDT eye on him--(loughte e).
be aloe comfortable tbiag { they beep orre's ober= so Mr. Look said he contended Mr. Howard had untiring While te• qm stion was being further &rout i'Veltor
warm and I bare a nasty booking cougida." The toya to do Irmo to-day, lint. Ale per tied the mater by twin the norm.
... 4.,,,,kmeg „g ~,..., ge,ertedoa s too,. were Igo. oward raid he sboold reonortend that the John l'aaaer, of Slandferd Forum, wool sorter, a
handsome dolts for Owl ell., ratios for the innate, arid best" PeY the boahropt 1111M01011t for hie traveling bankrupt—Mr. Atkinson, of Blandtord, a: peered for
trumpets for the )oungateret there were rocket knives ell' Iwww- the petitiouloe creditor, sad Mr. Moore, of Wl:a:borne,
for toe b.-vs, and &Wong ropes for the girls; there Mr. Lock : Then you'd be the first to oppose It. for tho bankrupt.
were guns lon the warlike, and "Ise-pins for the ploy. The Registrar mid he &build pat a minute on the file Mr. Atkinson read an afildevit made by Mr. Charles
tub; there were oranges, apples, nuts, and aweetrooste that the eaoloopt had not appeared, lead adjourn the Rolls, the petitionlo
g=editor. whioh set forth that the
for all, when the proper Mee arrived. Bat 'billet we matter to the "ell to-morrow, bankrupt owed his £4B 19s. fee, on a judionot
bare been thus Mouthing, this younglers have boor Mr. Look said the °sly d lenity he felt In the matter obtained la the Isehequer south in February, 1813 ;
enjoying themselves, under the (Westin of the imbue waa the letter from Mr. Tether. that OD the lOth Nov. In got notice of a noreting of
mottoes, by rrogins sweet melodies, and swami/log for The Registrar mil he should sot take any told.. of creditors, at tbs Rainey hoteL Biondford, at 12
nets and sweetmeats, 'WWI then if older se.,. hove that or el] other letter g he might have IA The oily o'slook precisely ; that be attooded with his attorney,
looked on, and thought, so doubt, of On Mos whoa person be new as representing the bankrupt was Mr. sod got there jut as the sleek struck II; that he saw
they wore boys and girls. At ninth the time hag Renate Lotions omit net to be written lo hi= (the tee baakrapt ao In at two zonatee past; that he followed
arrived foe the diatrilontion, and the Minton are Registrar) at all. He (Mr. ft/wends) west on to say he him lan the room where he saw Mr. Hewlett,
gathered rued the tree, cow lighted ttP maglasontly, It another proof sent him ihls morale', sad he reed bankrupt's brother.in-law, sad Mr. Moore at a table ;
and presenting a most Menthe sinelereeton 'Ming It. It was from award Ttddy, ef 11, nekborouserest that he asked If that was the room were the meeting of
bands 11000 rob tie tree of its adoraments, Pm little (oot sow of Tkornton Heath, 514 k. Registrar), for Varner's aroditon was to be bold, and DOA told yes;
ebobity-fased urchins hold en their pinafores and •20, fer money lent sad advansed, and mousy paid to that not a word was spoken, erupt that Mr. Moore
aurora, and boon get them well-sigh flied, and go on aid for the nse of the said Hubert Roomer Williams, handing over several pipers to Hewlett tsld him whore
heir wey Telolol,l. Dee of tom are ew‘gleir hard at and work done, materials provided, and pervieres rm. to riga I that at sine misalee post 12 Mr. Moors put the
a oon.hoot another bloom see *wow, the want potee shred, ler wkieb he bad se MOOOlity exeept two drafts tapers in his bag, and saying "Tbet's all," loft,
with Ito rattle, aid a amid Iwo a ~,biastka reoado re the iseakrupt for :CIO mob, widish had been headed Howlett toiletries ; that when he raked Hewlett about
The poor tree Is ben the Belts are bunt sot,arid the t° the tem't• the mottos be said "Mr. Moore appointed me Chair.owe has
arrived for eii....j hat haw. that roe tmea Mr. Howard said the "begun were In mutt. nom, I base signed all the papers, and all is settled y"
remains to be dont. On tbs Joremiall tree wee an cruel. The Reektese mid he bad • oprolpt for thus from the that ha solleltar sold be would And out whether it was
of especial merit, and them of u.. fairer eel bed east *vat"; " they were la ill• b•Dits of a potion reopen. so 1 that entaide Tanner said "That's the way we do
"ugh loving eyes on it, tbat It was thought seadvisehl• =Co to the mare balloon .' we don't keep things about s" that on the Bth
to give it to soy con, and It was therefore decided test Mr. Howard raid he was gong to move the snort for Dersomint he, attended the adjourned meeting, and
ft should be drawn for. The artiole in enutien was • all order dirsogag the trustee to prosecute Mr. May, served a natio* on "soh of the pantie*, handed in his
handsome little doll attired as • bade, audit ultimately The Registrar thought he must give the teuelee pruf, and protested asanst the extraordlaary resolution
fed to the lot of a pretty little girl of about five or six eitiwt• poised at On first messing , • that eubeegriently he
wears of age. May the little %meter. she new peeeetees Mn. Froward IHe has been served with a oopy of the remind unties from the Chairman that his proof was
lie api of her future preneets was the Melt of affidavit; one has aotic• that we want that proof. rejected bolos incomplete ;that the proof of EU 8.. by
moot orment The ebildeen then sang a variety of tir. Leek nisi they bad no nettles. T. J. Hewlett woo on behalf of his wife (sister of
pretty little totesot 'monolog "Jesus, patio aeophero, Mr. Reward llt was seat by poet in a regnisseod Fenner) for money lent before her marriage, in 1867.
Dear me," "Good sight to you oil," and is mos of the letter ea Jan. le; so it wffl be very awkwasd to my he and was barred by the statute ; that the proof of £l5
National Anthem, °
whlob hearty Moore wars ghee it" I°. rMetY°4 It was by the beetroot's brother, and llf by Mr. Moore,
for the ...w, .a mews, sad lox aid mt. eri,,,,,, rt. Illorgistrar said then helmet Weems the inettpt, the bankrupt's sellellor. That the order of the superior
and the prewote„ terminated. we believe this two Deb Reward seeress/1 all had ao purer to mead a mart as le Mr. MPG slabs was for bankrupt to pay £3
bee ow eonteehal delayed fo eelgegieues ef the wen,. enedefilion to the likhop asidng has bo appoint Mr, a month, of whisk he had paid setlithl though abn to
lenoe of methane In the workhouse, bat we are plumed Some% eeßellehlugse. earn from £3 to LI 10" ea a wk, • that the whole
to may that all kw; silt have we disappeared, and Ilie Registrar IIT moot before the Ramp probably presesedinge were besmear, be. Mr. Wilson wont on
the le- -- crountanseem slid healthy and sleanly-- - thelifilut willteeetemeed itself, to say tits proofs were by brother, sitter-nlaw, and
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' _ -"-—" -•- The extraordinary rooslntion • or to
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_ isppy smar-
m's at the children were the wWimil- of genand ems-
meat. The limit,' SIM very Nankin! le the reeeter
and matron who for so many years have been leetru•
!until in providing thin hippy eveming's arneeemene.

Mr. Loa said if tht Reim were sequestrated ski
ortditen might perbepe get a forthlng in the potted at
gm end of twenty yeere—(laughtsr).
Mr. Howard again to Wm trustee's bookt, tad
°homed that he was oblige* to hoop a minute of all
prootedbige.
The Registrar said If noMes was given to tits trustee
that an iaspootion was wanted, and It was found he had
not kept prom* hooks, thud would be anabolism* of
the wart, and he would be liable to I* removed. Rut
they meet some before (he **art by alidavlt that the
trturtee had nnteceed Its duty, and asking that another
might its app*ntod in his Mood.
Mr. Howard said he wanted the minute book to toe
what the trustee was doing.
Mr. A. Look said th.y wore prepared to °ppm' the
bankrupt se mash as Mr. Howard was, and had told
him no.
The Regions: Perhaps that's the reason he't not
beta. The whole question will coons bettors the Judge
Mr. A. I.•‘ok : We should have been °onion! to have
It ei,joorned sins die.
Mr. Howard : Of coons you wonld.
The Heeistrar indicated the coarse of proesclue laid
down lor the trustee.
Mr. Howard spoke of the reeponetbillty of the trustee
Idle failed in his y.
Mr. A. Lock said tha truatete was perfeoily swans of
that.
Mr. Howard ; He didn't appear to be. At the last
mr cling I could get nothing Mil I pumped it out of him
oghtoo.
11.• iitgittrar : I II:Ink you romped It into him.
511!, tactc.0...1,1 by Mr. bock that the trustee had
nol boon out ri b..d :I: oe the 2nd of January, and knew
no.. :..g of what wee Nine 4.,ne,
Mr. 11:onlott: Thou he should resign.
Mr. lioward The trustee lIIU/t curry out too wishes
of the g. Dotal 1,,1y at tho
Mr. Lock : They mutt trot. h. count tcgethqr.
no Itentst:or said lb., Dl r.)), arbdltora \Toro the
[meat in ameba and rains, and thorsfoto the greatest
victims.
Mr. Howard: Rat the Doreheater oredltona must not
be ignore!.
Mr Lark : We don't wish to do that.
ferring to the proof trot handers:l by Mr. Tiddy,
Mr. Howard observed It was for gunnel lent, whereas
tbe bankrupt swore he bad not lout him any money. He
wetted that proof rrodoced on whioh 10 toned the
mortedinge to-morrow.
The Registr.r wad be did net pswe that proof, but
heroine it so the truss,. The new proof he should give
So the trustee.
Mr. Look said the end proof was rojested ; the other
we he bad not wee.
The Hogiatrar otecreed that making a false aril lartt
was ;etttry, sod the porson oould be proeeecird against
by may oruditor. As to tho bankrupt It was competent
for Mr. Howard to some before him, with on •Hadavit,
sad it he wished him there was a prima took cam of
miedremettnor, and that the bankrupt would Im likoly
to be tmerinted, he wee bound to order a prosecution at
Ike expense of the estate. Supposing there were as
estate, sad the bankrupt had brought blowelf within
the psealstee of the •ot, any areditor or other permit
scald prosecuto him, and the only advantage In seeing
here was to get ottt of the estate the eosin beyond the
musty *levant*.
Mr. Howard The judge can order the trustee to
prosteste.
The Registrars I think the trustee must ash for
authority to promote.
Mr. Howard e I say the trustee Is bound to report it
to the Court to-morrow sad then the court ean ming
prosecution.
Mr. Look said the estate would get no benefit by
prosecuting Mr. 'Hedy. Les say oat who was aggrieve*
pi attest°.
The Registrar mid the only way the estate could be
damnified would be by admitting Mr. Tiddy's proof.
Mr. Lick: And the trustee kaa 'viten* it.
The Rsi4rtie.r was again asked to order the trustee
to fnrward money to the bankrupt to pay his fare to
Dorchester I but Mr. Symms& odd be had no power.
The, matter was time adjourned ail Thursday, at one
o'elook.
Several persons boi bees subeensod to give evidence,
and • man lo.moll (M.Th.., of Fordlogton, oonsplatned
of It beeping bim out of his wort. lie was Welled by
being told he would be paid.

aims. passed Wee ._
swept le. In the LI, payable in twelvemonths, bat
there was so serenity. Althonah he woo there with his
ellent's proof in bla puha*, he had no opportunity of
benderlog it. He ogled they airs takes by surplu,
ko. The b•Lbropt had sold he would
others debt, hot would-sumer rot is gaol. He bad
enbreseoed the beakrept, Mr. Moore, asa liewlett,„and
all three were present.
The Judge Wes there no der made to re-open the
promedings f
Mr. killnaon Not the slighesty akd the second
muting did not soupy longer than the Brat.
flit B•1100f I HMI Mr. Moorie answered the affidavit
Mr. Moore said be hadn't had dim i he only had notice
of it at fear o'sloole on Tuesday. He had ifiii amour
to It ell.
The Judge i There's no roman why lir. Moore shan!d
not be examieed ou oath to-day.
Mr. Mooto I've nut the slialitsst ohjeatiou. It
nits Mr. Atidaton to tome here and make an oration
against me and in; client.
The lodge said there mart be an explanation given of
the wiry short sitting end sudden termination.
Mr. Moore said De had an affidavit In reply ; ho bed
been up all night. He was at Christchureh yesterday se
his Houcur knew.
Ills Honour thought Mr. Moore had not had saffirdont
line to &Lower.
Mr. Mot, soli he 'build ohow It was after teolve
whou the meettna began ; thrie ant oeiy .irissjl curl
another srediic: prouut, but he (Mr. Moore) held three
usiee, and woe hiscsolf a auditor for XI/ 30.
Pie Judge: bc volition at present is why oldi't
xpeu the prouadlege whop Mr. Atkinooc oarne
to.

At4inorn t wns ugoal to whit holf-an•hoor.

Mr. M0,,r0 raid ;haioui was open at 12 o'cllo—lt, anft
he rif.trod to the cam rf Coleman In whiah the oho&
%as taken pr,otrely at 12, art, Cu appeal, the jadga
sail ha thottld act think of antendL4 (ho taloa( hall an-
hour.

Ms AtiLnaon raid Es was there at two trJostas past
torrivir. _

In regard to the remeluti.,n.;, Mr. Moore arid be
prepare them before going to t nmeeting.
Hr. Moore nom short. to offer an anawor to the
affidavit, whe. the Joao said he would have en
opportuoity at the ri.zt court, to wbfoh be adjourned
the nutter. end b:s Honour acid enrollee waa anfaulent
antilop' a.. 7 arm:tattoo of freed to warrant azonat.lation
a the soudoet of the first meeting.

Ho Hedial Berner Ws/Ironic Vicar of Charmineter,
• bankrupt. Hr. Howard and Mr. Barnott for modifiers ;
Mr. A. Look for the trusties.
Mr. Look usotioned that the bankrupt did not
attend this sitting for public examination on the prsrlous
day, saying be had so funds to oonio from London, but
si °old be obi* in three weeks Its oath sonnant was
cuss lalaatory, and he had boon required to 'mood it;
and ko (Mr. Look) now asked for Mae mooting to be
adjoursod to the sort sour. to give him that oppor-
tunity. He amid apply fore. order for arrest, brat the
*state 1•1111 next is 4, all they knew of him was that
he had boss is.. in the Strand, Loudon, with a cigar
in his month, tad, adopting that course might be
atissdrld with a good deal of *spans% so he thought an
adisnrnment best.
Mr. Howard said he appeared for a number of
auditors. Ter poeultar caw The bankrupt
come heirs took • belts* at £l2l • year, sad rushed into
debt lit all directions soder film pretonoes. When
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17nTetfo-ni-t-ho-O-reilt:ors hare nutd•-kiiin &bankrupt, and
then the Derby or. ochtois,.whore Wftilaisi lived two pan
Wore, who had till than taken unstop °ems In and out-
voting the keel creditors appointed • Derby trustee,
Ames when nothing bad been attended to. Although there
was little or no setato,pertles here oonaldored he ought to
be punished ter his oonilnet. Bankrupt'. attorney. a
Kr.loasett, rain• hero and swore he hal lout him afo,
whereas the bankrupt wad hi never knit his rispenos.
That wail olisesineanour. Be had a %Mach field on
the matter. Bo wont on to deserting bankrupt's running
Into debt without moans of paying, and sale he should
offer *sideline In support of the •24an11, and then ask
that the treat*, be ordered to Proantilit• UM bankrupt,
under AI ldtb motion of the Asa

Ift. Leek-maid the trustee woirld be willing to abide
by she eleaision ,d the *Qua.
Mr. Hoeard then called his beldam*.
Mr. T. Stange Nage said he was a wino merehant
carrying on ou,kneree in Deraheater. He remembered
that ca•st the beginning of lent May the bankrupt came
to We elite*, and he saw Mar. He said he had bean
glees the fiviag Oharminebee by ide friend Mr.
Oambellgie, and bad been reeresemended to blot m
1 vine mersh•sh He sold the Dying was • vary Mal
net matt he should aot lave aresepted it had not
grad privets ammo. He said la we very fond of
Lunthig, and se wee Mtn Wlllicare, sad be wee going
I. keep borate /nevi the nest soma He said he wa•
gulag be alter Ids house at Chernelneter, nod then he
should went larger guantitles of white, and should like
him to go ever to give him Information se 10 the beet
arrangemeet el his oelle.r. (Mr. Howard said from
April to ()Weber. be had £BO worth of wine.) Oa that
0111041411) be supplied him with Willa, 110., toamount of £2 10e. for eland and sherry. Hie whole
seceunt between hby 30, and August Iff,
DO 161. Od. H. supplied the goods on the faith of
the bankrupt i representation that he had private
means ' • should not have done so, hod he not belayed It.
Mr. hook on the part of the trustee, asked If she
banbrope Fold hie wile's mother had means, and
he Answered Ire never mentiou•d her, and ho knew
nothing .bon* her.
Mr. William Clerk., seal merchant, of Fordingten,
mild he knew Ito benkrupt, and I him with coal
In ()etcher. About the cud of that month he WLS sent
for by Mrs. Willieuni, who veld she wonted blin to take
some lade to Cbermineter, and he said be had 4 or 6
erste. in tag% at home. whioh she said would do
for the preeest. She asked him If be *cull tabs on a
Saw bones with It. He told her he oond if they were
not to heavy. She said they were not very heavy, aid
be oeneented to dolt. About 5 o'clock in the morning
he took them. The boxes were brought out at tho
door; not let out of the window. Those boxes he put
in a stable at Coarminster. She told him • polioemau
would meet Wm there with a key of the house. Mr.
Irtllloms gave him something to Mirk on the road, and
paid the toll. Be did not know how many bonne he
took over. There nicht be six or Devon—some ems!
and gems I.rge. He thought eta woe a tits box. The
boy went with him toCharmineter, and directed
him whore to put tLe boxes.
By Mr. Look; Removed the loom from the house at
Foroington to the itootory liable at Clarmineter.
Jambi Mille, gardener, of Cherminsier mild he knew
the bankrupt—he preached at their plae•—(laeghter.)
lit. sin was in bankrupt's employ. He removed some
furniture from the baukropt's bowie In Fordington,
He went about half-past seven 10th. morning for It. He
bad • ALIo. a carpet broom, • long broom, and i dust
pan -(auiditer); and the housekeeper, told him they
wet a in pay:clout ~f Oa lad's wages, and if he could not
soak. enoligh of them he was to send to Mr. Williams,
and ha would make up.
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DOROITIBTI/1 00IINIT 00CFRT, Tifirmitul,
(Beam Anna Lysol.)

Bisriv.Dridlo.—ltr. Howard, of Wirpaturilt, for
the plaintiff, who Is • shoemaker air 0r..2 rid She
debt was au old osseeileol2—but the Inge Wrre
delayed sot of kindness to piebald( se his hunfly, who
had had trouble, firs called James Young, journer
man for pisistiff, who mid he went to Bridle's be
mearnre the (Aileron far shoe, from time be Mimi and
delivered them. The MS extended over the period
from April 24, 12411, to March 21, 1070.—Mrs. Bridle
mid Mien WM • 12e. owing is Derogation., but thee she
mad Mrs. Sherry mid did not hays • ; Mine
little tillage had bees paid for ;row time to time as she
bad money char they were lad. The Wild 01111111 I.
ea Os. M. Her husband was • labourer. Defendant
pirsisted she bud paid as she said ; and his Honour said
that being so, he =net adjourn th• rose ter plaintifs
wife to attend, but he told tor it Wahl soul her more.
Defendant said there VDTS 10 el them I. family, 8 et
hem°, the eldest 12. Her husband had Hs. • week,
with house and fuel. To settle the 0411 i, Mr. Howard
dieted to forego wets of witcsases, if defendant would
admit the moo Defesdeut at last consented be do
this, and lb. ledge kindly did hie beet to redoes the
mato for the poor woman, sod mimed the ad:311640n
would wave half the henries fee. The Beirboirar rather
demurred. "eying that Mr. Ashley looked very sharply
after the fees, end Le (Mr. Symonds) bad twice been
imr-eharged In mass similar to this. The Judge lOf
mune •• mad sot be liberal at your expense. The
miler of the Court were referred to, sod Mr. Symonds
thought the full hearing fee was now payable. The
Judge said his practice had been oontrary, esd he asked
the Registrar to tato the opinion of the Treasurer on
the matter. Ur. Halyard said rather than the Registrar
should be the loser, he would get the fees from the
plaint iff.— The Registrar sad the fees made no dine:twos
to him, but ho did Doe like being ear-oherged.—The
ease we. 'untied by ddeedant being ordered tipsy by
3s. a moods the debt sad court costa.
Mimosa& Robri Hayward v. Froderich Roborti.—
This was • juooneet eummons, beard at the October
court, for be. Rd.—Deism:lane took no notice of the
osse at all. At that time he wee • poem at Mr.
Sheridan's, Frampton Court, and bed lds. a week and
everythius found, now he was employed In a Minder
capacity at Mr. Radchiffe's, Yd.. The Judgment
summons was for over 'U.—The Judge said defendant
mos: be taught bettor mannery,
_and ordered his Dom.
mitts! for 40 dark—The High Mein mid defendant
kid !Id httoro.on • warrant.
. .

F 44beattf, baker v. John Stickland.—Tbk was a
not ,n,„—Plaitatff said defendant was a
pee.ioner, end • journeyman cooper, abie to work. Re
had wits, bat no family. LOA Oataber ha vu
urciarla to pal 115 a, Cht, Lla two) tosisbaril* WNW's*

litra. fartlett, uf TrioiY•atzeot, said on the day that
F. Mu or went with NI inanition to the bankrupt's,
the gook welted het to take eye et two wpm Nettled

and a carpet, till they went to Obarminster tolls.,
when they would be letehed. On the day the goods were
soloed at the station, the 000 k 'skid bet to take ears
of a tin Cam eontalniog gleam, widish she took from
Mr. Olarke's cart. The cart day Mr. Bryor ordled for
them, and sbe gave them up.
By Mr. Locki ebe was obarwomen for them while
they were about bore. Did not got paid, but had some
ellUdron's old olothse for her own eklldren.

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Mr. Bryer, bailiff of the court, said he remembered
having several mentions sanest the baukrupt. There
Weis three in 00SOINIS 13 Or thereabouts. Inconsequent"'
want to tbe beak repro and tried to levy at Fordiegton,
but the door wem looked. Mr. cod Mrs. Wllltamo and
her sister looked out of the window and poked fun—
('aoghter). They were very Insulting I nothing like a
adulator or a gr tamer' ought to be. Ile plsoed men
, there night rtal toy, cad they Witt d to them hem the
windowa—(leoehter). Be maw three rabbtta goong
there, and he had there. Ore day he saw Mn. Bartlett
taking thins. sway—s carpet, two smithies, some
drugget ; and the boy in buttons earrying other things.
On 31st October there he saw three bones and • tin
reno,yed to the Great Western railway Rtdlon by Mr. '
Clarke. Tie old not MI %bent come from the house,
They wets addressed to the nt, to bo left at
ddinaton till oallri for. thd cot know whet became
of then'. On 3rtl November be saw Clarke take come
more bores to the Ureet Western station—four he
he behind H no'sed them, ar3 Icon.] therein °lathes,
plated spernr, twee. and forks, panted in one wish
af.other. The mne day he t. ok els boxes it Malden
Now. on Flattop, ;Wet contained mostly eloilm• Be
he the asr.root lauxee rebid the seld were
! h e own. Tie •alue of the goods he bad wee about
110, At Maiden Newton the boxes were waiting for
lAI re. Wii!taws. Mr. Liaoning's rerrant drove them up.
, The boxes etre eddrca ed I the set mot weld. Found
I that some geoid were handed to Mr. Habash out of
' the window.
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fresh indiums of what la already the came among more
than oae of the leading Dorsekhlre families—cis, of
two brothers iiartytnt two eisters--Mria B. Smith
having been • Miss The pretty village
ohuroh waS crowded with • sympathidng congregation
of friends and neighbours. 'fee ceremony was
Impressively performed by the Rev. B. D. Wickham
and the Rev. Reginald Smith. The bride was given airy
by her so4father,the Hon IL B. Carson. The bride's dress
was a rick white oordod silk, trimmed eieborately with
swen'sdown' tulle, end Brussels Isee. The veil was ohm
of Bruireels liar, with a wreath of orange blossoms ;
the oroaments were gold bracelets and a gold cameo
pnodsnr. The brlteemaids--Mtas Leila Wlokham,
Miss Smith, Miss Eva Smith, Miss C. Blown Smith,
and Miss Rfilo Smith—wore white muslin dresses,
tf muted with Valenciennes, lime, financed to the waist,
with °seise, rashes .cd ribbons, wh tn tulle bonnets with
so rise feathers. The Denman wee Mr. W. B. Clayton.
Many of the toilets, including those of Lady Smith,
Mre. Kennedy, Mrs. J, 13. Tomas, and Miss rear,
were much scathed. A party numbering about 40
oat down afterwards to the wedding breakfast, the
invitations—most of whiob had been aeoepted—loolud-
log, braid,s the more Immediate bridal party, had;
Emily Vents, lady Smith, Coiooel Pinney, the ilon.
Shirley Roper CIITIMM, Sir William and Lady Smith
Marriott, the Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Smith Marriott,
Mr. Floyer, M.P., Mr. nod Mrs. Nagano Noel, Mrs.
reseals Budtb, Mies Julia sod Mies Gertrude Smith,
14,• J. 13 mot Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Bosworth
Smith, Rev, 1. F. S. Smith, Miss Icy, Rev.
Wickbern, Brr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mr.
I A. C. Hilton, Mr. W. NClckhato (10.1 Dragoon Guards).
Mr. end Mrs. Kennedy, bliss ()stasis Mi.. Jul&
r cod Miss Agree Wickham, Mr. A. P. Wiukbam,
Movolur ADaroo. Mr. F. D. Rimpson, Mrs. B. H.

Smith, Mr. ilartlor Primer, and Mr. RV•II Noreen.
On Tuesday evening lest • tea and enterta'n•
milt was given at Welt Stafford by the Rev.
Reginald and Mrs. Smith, to oelebrate the event.
The aohoehoora, where the amusements of the eeellfeli
were being carded on, wit testotutly decorated inch
frotoo. a of overgreer.a and artifiedal lowers, also with
loili.thied ivy nod orn‘mentsl belleose, which was
(naiad out by Themes Vidlcr, coachman to the rector,
Miss It.pnold Mr,. Pole, MU Gill out ethers. The
following motto' wero also on tba walls :—Over the
entrances were the words "Love and Unity," while
directly opposite the door were "Long may they live
In health and betrothals," on the right loud side of the
room over the etieek, were the words " May God blears
them," on the cost side i.e tbo corner were "May they
be happy." Ou the loft helpi olio of the rocm were
tbenwards"Ood bleats the Quarto." The taa eornmenced
at riven &deck abLn loout 150 neraone sat down
including Mr. G. rioter, Rev. W. Urquhart, the Rev.
Mr. Sylvester, Mr, Unmade, Mr. G. B. Smith, of
Weymouth, and others. Grant being meld by the Rev.
W. Urquhart, the meal woe done ample 'satire to,
after whirl an interval of 10 minutes was announsed
by the rev. gentleman, when the villagers went to their
homes. The bells of the 'Siege rarg out a merry peal
es the villagera thronged beck to the aeboolroom to
the entertaitment, over which Mr. G. Floyer, and lb.
Rev. W. Urquhart presided. Two bearatiful brideoakes
were oat and distributed among the villagers. Th•
;vogramms oommeneed with the song "Round goes the
Wheel" given by Mr. Seraways, of Knighton ; after
which Mr. G. Fioyer gave a very amusing reading
"paled "The lasting party r Mr. G. R. -Smith, of
Weymouth, gave • conoertina solo, an Imitation of
" the chimes," °resting much appleuse, when Mr. J.
Barnways gave another snug entitled "Au old man's
advice ;" Mr. Smith gave "Bluebeserd" • oomlo song,
causing moth laughter. The Rev. W. Urquhart, gave
• very emotion readies, when Mr. Bamways gave the
song "Meals bath therm, ;" after which the Rev. Mr.
Sylvester gave • reading entitled "Jack the Duller,"
',blab created mach Isolator ; when Mr. G. Fioyer gave
soother reading " Mr. Ifeller's *Valentin a," and Mr. G.
K. Smith of Weymouth, gave another omelet song "The
Yankee." The programme being concluded wine was
coven round and, Mr. G. Floyer rose to propoth the
health of " Thu Brido and Bridgroom," which was
?runt with timers. The Rev. W. Urquhart ably
returned thanks for the very enthusiastic, way in whloh
they had drunk the health of Mr. John Henry and Mn.
Smith. The toasts of the Rev. W. Urquhart and Rev,
Mr. Sylvester, wars given ,which two rev, gentlemen both
returned thanks and the bealthe of Mr. G. R. Smith, of
Weymouth, and Mr. J. Raceways being proposed, the
Rev. W. Urquhart roes to request the company to fill
their gleam to the brim, u he vas about to propose
the health of two whom he knew they would gladly
mayo. It was the heath of the Rev. Reginald and
Mn, Smith. The toast was dinar amid great cheer,
ler the rector and kir& Smith, the bride and bridegroom,
the Rev. W. Urquhart and Mr. G. Moyer, and the
happy meeting termiarthed about 11 o'clock when the
villagen dispersed to their home", having thoroughly
ealeyed the evening's entertainment.

Mr. Lock said he was prrysrod to obey the order of
the Court but Le then, ht the prospect of a conviction
on this coldene.i rather d, ni,. (ut. 01 course the banks
ropt's otmduot ass moat Isups.t. re
Hie Honour thous ht it a question whether
the man had brought himself within the criminal law.
Mr. Look bald the trusts.o was as anxious to punish
bai,hropt as snyhrly eles.
Mr. Howard meld nobody could be convicted offal..
pretences If a mem ems rot with the evi,letiou there
WM in this (ism He referred to the case of Merle
Trutoh.
Ills Honour exid be thought in a OA-0 of this nature
very etre,tg evhienos wool,' be It qoii J. H. felt the
bankrupt was ,ety seipeelr, but to tb,vigbt his letata-
curtt to the wine mershaut was more bossier thee
anything.
Mr. Howard said the mon sitld he bad real priest*
means, talked shout hunt!r g, and took • tomes at £l2O
• )eiar, althoush his livirg Will ouly CIA) • year.
Plollllotllloll eec the punishment stash • reams deserved.
Ills Honour laid bemuse a man (IA lot pay his debts,
that was no ground for a criminal proeeention.
Mr. Look said there was hardly any estate, and from
the so gueetratlon of the Hobs the Bishop said not •
farthing *mild be received. The bankrupt's essh
aeoeunt she wed be had money from hie mottoes .In-lsw and
presents..
His Honour thought the evidence would warrent
bankruit is "toying he had "private means."
The tigistrar said the bankictrt showed his total
assets to be fPi. By his sash eociunt h• ebo.ed
receipts in two years of 1.812, sad outley £Bl2. This
baoisupt he said was made from memory.
Mr. Bernott meld about £3OO was money lent be
bed only earned £iB9 In 21 years.
The Registrar read from ths list various Lou.,
receipts by sale of rises, ite.
If% Honour thought ho 'hood not be jnetified in
ordering the Trustee to prosecuta Although bankrupt
mielit be reoralip polity, he did not think there was
• reasonable obiince ul oonvlotion..
Mr. Howard said he rheuld apply for a warrant
to•morrow, as a private creditor, taking the MM. eel-
defter.
Mr. Howard sold his not applintion wee for
an order to cor.pol the Trustee to take prooesedins-s
against Mr. Tidily, wire tendered • pr,y4 for £2O
' money lent," whereas the baukrupt said be had
no money from him, and It was supported by Mr. Tiddy
teinderleig soother proof for £IIIO Ina Moroni form.
The Registrar said the afteavit of Kr. Tlddy wee In
the hoods of the trustee.
Mr. Loa, on behalf of the trustee, said he did not
blend to 'momenta Mr. Tiddy j he had relested his
proof.
Ti. Registrar uplained what took pleat fasting to
the matter.
Mr. Look urged that as the Trustee had rejected the
proof, he had fulfilled his duty.
His Honour deolined to make the order applied for,
Mr. Howard said he bid now an appfloetlon to make,
under 4th part of Med section, to remove the Trustee.
Mr. Look said spollectlon should hays been made to
ma'. of the otommltta• to eummon a meeting on the

select.
Mr. Howard said be did tot want any meitlng ; his
woe an appliestion under affidavit.
His Honour said It would be contrary to the whole
eValt of the Aot it the Trustee were rein reed by the
court it might be oontrory to the wishes of ths general
body of the creditors.
The Realetrar read the afilderit died in the matter,
which alleged the invitee had not token steps to realise
the bankrupt's estate or sequestrate the hring. Also
the nethe given to the Trustee.
Mr. Look said tie Till! t,o, VII:III, and n 1,10121441
(*CM hie office, aid st aid not be voLarnittleated with
on Fuelooeo.
Hui Honour said it did seem It would have been MOTO
orteenleut to have a tru•ta• in this notalabonrhoctL
Was thora y waste at Derby?
Mr. Howard : Not • farthing.
Mr. Look tali there wed no estate at dl, and from
th...1,,1ng not above flat, Jeer to be diri led amongst
...I-editors of orar 1:2,000, and that after expense" were
art.

Mr. Howard said Mr. William" wee made bankrupt
here, the peti,lourr crieeltnr hel.'ir of Derohreter. When
the emu was made a benkritot the Derby eirodh ore came
duet', sad appointed Mr. Harrison trustee, siege when
there bad been general staanntiori. fie had to slut
fade from the trustee by a long eros—riamthatien. Dee
creditors bete wished to prorcout.• the bankrupt, for the
hunelit et the 1•0110 ; Lot the trustee did nether—he
lad not need due "iguana* In the matter, and if lit did
sot curry out the wishes of the creditors why did hi
remain in °thee.
Hie Honour geld ho meet aey he al.ould like liii
Gould he arranged to have aoine person living hero
appointed aa trustees Dollen Idie ground of ruiseoudnot
but of oonvenirenue.
Mr. Look Bard he acted for him.
The hedge said it be rewired mr. I-patio:2e he
suppeled the =quit, ofthe medlters would appoint
another Derby man.
Mr. Leek : Yee. his brother.
lire tiou..ur sated Mr. L nik if ho adjourned the
metier w het horei,e could undertake to remedy the tiethp
oompleinett of.
Mr. Lock said he denied the complaint altogether.
The bexcs in the hands of the High tinibff were net sold
keener, the trustee WU making intintries sh..mt others
at the Panteobtnoeu. The sequestration papers
Were LOW tu the hands of the Bishop, and he (the
ithhop)...dd ho withe 4 the men would recline. BoLde
requortratinu the duty hut been dune grak,ltoney ; hot
iintoodiately the living WIWI secrestret 4th. first 11101J1011
of the lying molt be applied to provldloe for the
performanoe of the dude.. Mr. Look urged no grounds
were shown for the »moult of the trustee.
His Honour held the proper worse of oomplaint was
through the eounulttete of;lnspeotlon, and refused the
applisatioo.
tar. look asked for "oats on behalf of the trustee.
His Honour said be ovoid get them out of the estate
—(laughter.)
As to the appiteetion for adjournment on behalf of
the trustee, Mr. flowierd objected thst the trades hod
ample power without it.
Mr. Lock said it we. to tillable the bankrupt to keep
his promise to file the &semen's asked for. It he did
not do that, three he should ask for his street
Mr. Howard quoted the eerie Lawrence before the
Chief dodge In bankruptey, showing the powers of the
trustee. . _