The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23 00:00:00

THE fitarKBIIPTITT OF:ras REV. H. BaYMER

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The adpurnei Arst In "dad of the creditors of the
Bee. H. B. W11114E11% rim of Charminster, was held
tbe Shireball, os irridey morning, before the
Registrar (Kr. Odes Bymouda) Tho Darohmter
creditors were ropnaented by Mr. Barnett, of
Dorchester; those of Weymouth by kir. Howard;
Derby creditors by Mr. A. Look. Mr. Harrison, of
Derby, the trustee, attouded.
The Bankrupt wupreoont, but without an attoroey.
The Registrar oomplained that the statement of
account bad not been filled earlier.
The bankrupt said he bad repeatedly &eked
Beasett for it, sad oaf, obtelned it yesterday.
Kr. Howard said Mr. Bamett was to lionidatios
Wawa He skald ask for.. adjoaraasali I. go late
ilstacassask

Mr. lilo;ard pained eat that Mr. Tidty offerod •
proof for £2O for meaey lest, whereas the bankrupt
swore he had not lent him asp many. Und-r 32 and
33 Viet, a 02. and sat It. this waa a misda_nminotr,
sad he asked that the Traits. should be Wrested to
take the usseeury ptomaines. Thee why had not
the Trustee applied for the arquestratioa of the living.
H. bed simply to sob for a cattiest* of his spordate
meat arid send lit. the Bishop, and the thing woo
done. He asked why it had net bac sequestrated.
Mr. Harrison made no reply.
The Registrar said speaking extra-jail/tally he
thought the Trustee ought to take the seesawy steps
for roadster the estate.
Mr. Burnett Dad the Trustee had taken no steps
with regard to the boors fled property of bankrupt.
Mr. Harrison : You dotal keels whet I have done.
Mr. Barnett: We do know that; perhaps you'd tal
as what you have dans.
Mr. Harrison: I'm not broad to anima.
The Regietrar sat it seemed an odd thing to manage
on estate at Dorchester by a knave rrakliog at Derby.
Mr. Harrison said when Mr. Boman went away from
the last meeting he Intimated that he might be enabled
to over 10e. lo the pound; bet ha hut a letter from
him lad week to say that the bankruptcy and the
reports in the newspaper' of the proem:ideas had
destroyed Mr. Walloon's ohanoes of an Indian appoint-
ment. in consequesee of that benkruptey and the
alleged extravagenoe. He thought friends might come
forward with MOO. arid the bauk rapt would gine his
prombory note. to make up tn. In the petted. Losing
the ehoplanc7 Mr. Williams mint either remain a
pauper clergyman or leave the clerical profeeslou. The
Doronceter medicare wee alone to blame for this. Had
tb• proposed liquidation been snowed to prooved, the
aPPoiatmeat to the Bengal uhap'ain,y shish was made
out and insetted would LUMP beeu signed he 11"
Majesty, and he should have been prepared to submits
propose, for 10a. la the plund.
The Registrar reworked that was tantamount to
sayiag I 051 50 much money and have nothing to per
with. They were entitled to have • cash &coma
furnished up to a certain time if they liked.
Hz. _Howard again asked about the eequestratlon.
Mr. riarriso• • I deolice to answer.
Mr. Bennett: 'Why are not the goods seised sold Led
the sedate realised. The delay to only creating expense.
Then Aire ore tithes and rents due.
The Registrar said if anythiug was lost the trustee
would be n141)011511,1*. However, they had not yet
00019 too cptairdon of divider' I.
Tbe meeting for patillo email:mama was fixed for
214 January at 11 o °lock.
The Beglatrar aatd as to the claim of Idr. Tiddy he
thought It might be very questionable whether he had
cot brought himself within the meaning of the series
of the Oral be was inclined to thimble had..
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Mr. Howard s.d the Trask* was ttodir Mut power
of the Court. and he did not at all Wu hie Maims to
oay what .kad done or 'mild do • soil ha *mold ask
the to order the eneeelesiee Id the INK
le the et the melees

The fteglatrar mid fie. Etherimi mast waned by
rdidawit and mottos of mak& He Ireirw the power
he had in the =MUT, ibiedli be prntmod to order
...„,dippiy, but he must base full justification and
data pp which to proceed.
Mr. A. LOCK seegeeted It Irmo I quietiom for the
eommittrw of Impeeilou whether they should proosed
si,airat Mr. Tbldy.
T.I. wr.trar ~stl it could not be dons without as
cedes from the Court.
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"'kr. iloward laid union the Trustee would give hie
word that to voaid mooed to the amiumtratioo he
• fh old ask for an adjountneet for the shortest pelted
roweb'e t. enable him to file en affidavit and give
a.tioe of • motion.
Mr. Harmon said they might he rare he should net
tete the onloo of Trustee without doing hie beet to
reeltee the eetatta

The Registrar said he did not see why the living
should not he sequestrated. If the bankrupt were the
mutat for life of -a property they would have taken it,
and why not in this ease?
Mr. A. Look mid If the Trustee failed In his duty,
and the estate were damnified, they had their remedy
eelnst

'lir Howard applied thst the bankrupt should Ms
I sorb amount for two years, within the least te4ooo-
- time.

Tbe Regbtrar observed that at the tint meeting the
bankrupt mid he (meld supply 'snafu dates from the
backlog book: Met would at any ruts &solos* dates
and payment&
Mr. Howerd mid the moment must go back to before
the trammtotions with Mr. Youog.
The Registrar : To the time when he gave those
two blila for which he sold he got in round numbers
SNOT _

Mr. Howard: Yee, It mast go book to 1870.
Bankrupt: That oIU tcke me • log lime.
The Registrar Hering Owed yourself in your pre-
sent position it I. sot & question of isboar—it must bo
dose. You may be abs tog t from Mr. Young, who
presume keeps some accounts, the particulars
of what he paid ynu, to show the eourdderation for
those two Mils. If he paid money for you he I. not
likely man to have dune it without keeping so
&ennui thereof.

Yr. Howard: Unless the Trustee gives me his word
M • man of honour that he will proceed with the
el questration
Mr. Harrisou : I apprehend, Mr. Registry, I am not
compelled lode this?
Tao Regletrar : I shall stet dlense the question.
When It moms regularly betore me I shall determine
is sewage a Trustee is bound to do Hs duty.
Mr. Howard: Wtll roe sive me your word about
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Mr. Harrison : lowns hero ',promoting maoy more
eredltore Num you, and I'm not going to nesloet Wy
duty.
The Registrar: not i quoa of cumber of
creditors • lug de& (creditor entitled to come here
sod ask itmt Um estate shall be realleed to lb. best
matumor. You ass easily &Web If,. Howard by usytOg
yet. will tithe the steps ho rspilres.