The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06 00:00:00

BILIDPORT.

Burma Durum Coen: o Baskaurrov,
I Thursday. —(liefore Mr. Consaimiour &drew.)—
, Re Richard Major, Bridpork—Mr. Hirtmel mode,
and Mr. Plea suzZed, an appliodion to the Court,
to require the to pp over he the
esti& the mut of 2307= he had allowed to
pees out of his bends, ander rather custom dream-
sewage Mr. Clarks mitobed the arse en behalf of
the official ealpow-10. Hirteal siphoned bow
the eese stood fwitioll wig be feud in tbe widows
below), and argued that the.. wen nothing
the puma ammo; fixing Ilie liability on tbe
assignm. the 414 esetess of lb. AM of 1849, by ex.
opting ontain.thisgs inferred his ; which
in the very nature of the mu most of cores exist
The °Mod wipes might have ems a plum with
the bankrupt's wife to reales the money whisk had
hoes lost to Me estate, or be might bays deputed
the because to the solider to the seises at Bridpert,
whoe the money wm &probed. Be would sot
prod them.., but leave it with his Honour to he.
cide.—Mrs. Mary Major. the wife of the bankrupt,
examined by Mr. Hirtsel, mid the official amigos.
beaded her • deposit book on a Today is the
middle of Sepeonber,_lBBs, to gel out £3O from the
Pouothoo Savings' Bonk at Bridport, deposited
there in bar own num. She bed taken ibis small
mum& from the linguae, and had paid It in far
the benefit of the estate. Tbe official aosignee is-
strooted bar to take the book to the Fader Pose-
°files, to obtain • withdrawal. She did this, but in
=lrides mot it oa to Lowilon. —Mr. Wrdord,
chief Mork to the official solgue, said the cheek
meld have been draws out at any Poet.oßo. Bask.
—Witness oestinsed to state that the order was seat
back from the General Poet-olio in Ludo. as
being • mistake. Then lie wont to Bridpart,
taking the book, cm the Tharad&y. She told ber
husband to explain to the official swipes whi!:
had not returned the book with the money. t
do got • fresh foim end received the money on the
Saturday and gave up lb. book. Her husband told
ber bit thought the bankruptcy would be annulled
and ehe bad better not mend on the money to the
official wipes. On October stb sbe had a letter
from the official amigo* for the money. By return
she wrote explaining all she had dose, sad that her
hothead would bring tbo mosey an Moodepolien
he yes going to Exeter to finish up the books. The
Ofical soignee replied that ho was sanded. On
the Monday after she gave the £3O to her bookend
and he started for Bluer. He telegraphed to her
on bit errival " to leave to-morrow;
ceaset do withoot you. Sb. came to &star but
add not find her hariband. On Monday the 23rd
there was • meeting for the het examination which
he did not attend. Witness did. On the Tuesday
lobe sew her husband at Jeans'. refresbniest rooms ia
atiriOnst. He made an evasive answer abase
By Irr; and bad never bed the money sinew.
tlarke : When she got to Exeter on the
12th October, and be hand • noes at Jude
where she had obeyed, and hsr hushed
before. It mid, "The mosey shall be pid
in ow the 23rd, with Woes& if they h"
"Mr. Thiel will look after my latereelo I
have my besinem to look after. Iwu sot at Wey.
mouth for nothing." Sbe did not see bar husband
or receive any oominunioalion hem him between the
10th and the 24th Ooieber. She shod in Rioter
some days finishing the books, and then west Lime,
whirs she saw her busload. Be stayed ia Bridport
till the 11th November. She sever usdemmood there
was • warrant spume him; ebe might have told him
that one had bean spplied for, sod that his Honor
had mid it was no nee throwing good mossy *her
bed.—The Coaunkriour : I datemay she is right.
was very likely to have mid in. At the Ime
suami-
sales it was imagiaed that the bankrupt had goes
right away—Mr. Hirteel : We knew he bad gime to
Weymouth, as we thought to go away—B, Mr.
Clack.: I did not apply hr m Mlowance. I asked
the andel sengnee whether he thought the Court
would giant it, mid I understood him to my be
would soL —Mr. Clerks Where is your husband
sow Mr.. Major, alter some oonsidsration,
at Dorshaster, in poL 81. shirwarde siplainid
Slat, having owed threatening langsege to his father,
ho was ordered to find eareties, and is delimit to be
sent to —Mr. Clarke argued that the othial
a chid clerk (Mr. Mulford) had used his best
' discretion is allowing the wilt Se get the money.
1 The dice would not pay it ever to anyone but her.
—BM Honour directed • peatollos Mark to be sent
fur.—Mr. George Row explained the system at ehel
Post-ofilce Savings' Beaks. Anyone mold get a
withdrawal order, and the O.ssral Post-odos would
amid the warrant down to the depositor. Tbe mosey
meld he drawn out at any Pret-oilloe Saving.' Beak
on production of the deposit book, and the warrant,
signed
e either by the depositor or by • perm! on his
on a form being filled up end directing the
mosey to ham paid. —The abetter was dimmed at
ousidarable length, aod hie Hower took time to
consider his &Oahu