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

TUB BAIIILRIIPTOT OF THI UT. & &
WILLIAMS.

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The Meeting for public examination of the Rey. U.
B. Williams, Titer of Charminster, was bald at the
Rhlre-hall on Wednesday led before the Rqristrar of
the County Court (Mr. Giles limeade). Mr. Burnett,
of Dorchester, appeared for the reHrtosing 'redden
Mr. Beware, of Weymouth, for Weyer or:0o creditors ;
sod Menne. Look and Itou, foe the trustee.
The Registrar dlreoted the bankrupt to be °elle&
The Iligh bailiff (Mr. Bryn) felled "Halbert Bryzuer
Williams" three sad reproted there was no
abeeer.
The ItrairtlArt PPM he bed receive/ • leiter, wh,oh
b. mad to ti folbreing effect t-68, Orem:or-law,.
F. Ti. B. Williams. big respeotfully to
Inform you this bankrupt be; eenaulted me respeetiog
dlimity. It eppesre be is without money, and
therefore unable to trowel to Dorchester to be present
at the publio sitting to-morrow. He desirei mi to
expritee his regret that We should 1-e so, es he is meet
anatous to show every recreat to the C,ort, bot he Is
1111•1,1 e to attend. 11,, hopes In 'bolt three *ears to be
able to undertake th• I,nl net , anti! the witlits were
epiourned from • fortulgut to three week, he trod be
pLoll hi phIA 'lt be rresent. Jong rucala,
0r,4 a,..Jrr,••• . the lieglitrer of the t.,oa:t.
100-t.n remark/A there eu money In the

tit raid he appeared for tiva fruttes, end had
•,-•• letter this morning eddreirad to the triunes
es • In which ha said Mr. Willemu wet without
u,.•! zooid rot be precool at tbc cittlng to-day.
B ...tweed a •cpy of the letter eddr,esed to the
t And said Mr. Williams borict to be tupplisd
Orth ..int.•,y In oh nit three weskit end come down. On
tbe tirade. he wry much rrgret od Mr.
wan uot Lore. Be (as trustat) was eery
alltas‘ler....l evict. the rash account presele.d. mid would
bit.. .tSod the Registrar bad Mr. Wtiliame hese
preeentt.l not to b.c sethiffosi with tire meanest. Ha
also '0244 VI Aik W.llitins meth renerd to cone Were
Of which In, ':5l Lot givsr, {marinade.. althottelt he bad
ke.o spoiled to s.-rural times ' • aott tuunubs he teoeig
• mblo t., sidle I tad court the': Mr. Williowe did i.ot
geeriee any mercy at ali from sty pe,son who had had
sty intimations with hire. The trustee, en mittens/
oc•th sco, tint r•re notirothet II fres icohalleient, and
meneetiel ittm to Sc a hither accounr, hot it had not
beuu dm,' up to the
_casein time nsither had he
aeuwered the letter. Not only that Mr. Williams was
at tho veletas time insoinbtot of the parishes of Char.
&utter end ditsttou, bet bed weolly negleetad the
dc ,!es of quit petition ;b. sied ptoridel (Or It. rlnty
by sobatitute or in any way, and the eervioes were now
oonduoted by the Mainers of the eheplalo of the Dorset
County iimpitel, Mr. Moreau. Were It not for Mr.
Morgan'u kind and volunnery were*, throe polishes
would have been left entirely destitute ea to as their
spiritual want are oonoer.ed. Mr. Williams essist to
know ens Morey ioan that he was the person to perform
those dative s Ida bankruptcy did not give Lim the '
Opportunity of ;eying he should leave Uta pleas. It was
hie duty to carry on the wireless ler six months, when
the sequeetration would tome in force. The Bishop bad
tome( to do with th• appointment of I prime for six
Months after stquottration had iseutd ;
Williams had neglected to • gross way to not providing
for hie Julius to those part/that
Tbe Registrar i What is obvious to everybody Is that
Mr. Williams oogbt to be at home In Cherminster,
where hie duty Is, inateed of In Leaden. I presume Ir
be neglects hit duty gad is nen.resident, the Stahel; has
some rower in the share et a monition.
Mr. Lark After I tondo time. In this ease the
bankrupt het sonliecte4 to render an account and give
Information to the truslee ; and, as far os the treatse
has otherthlood, bell elisions to postal% Mtn es meet es
possible, end do ell we can to bring hint to justtoo.
The Itegistrow: The question le, what is to be done
to-day. I shall put • neereoreedew on the Es th,t he
has net appeared, and ho will be In oonternpt of court.
Mr. Lock: The court Lae power, In oenamseense of
ids non-appearousee, to order Us arrest
The Begistrar : I have all the power except that
faeoNtas hie iiherty. I (rennet order his arrest, but I
can efissuis Mai meeting lobo oeurt to-morrow.
Mr. Howard s That Wee the oldest of calling Mlle
beetle( the day before the seer*.
Mr. Looks I should think that is the beet thtng to
do.
Mr. Howard • In these bankrupt', proceedings It is
always well to go etrelsht ; do I understood Mr. Look
Met be Is here as the sollettor to the trustee.
Mr. Look I Tee with the saaolion of the committee
el Inspection.
Mr. Howard t Thal ought to be on the reoords of the
snort; is there any mob minute!
Mr. Howard oostree, knowing Mr. Look In the
Sown I ware the strict legal requirement, though It
Aosta but !warded; and I aiu Toady to reeerniee him
as the solieltor for the haste,. In that eapeetty I ask
him to produce the mord book and the estate book his
silent Is hovnd to keep.
Mr. Looks lam not obliged to do that; I have not
had notice.
Kr. Bowerd referred to too Wee at to II tynoten'e
Milo, [bowing that the books he aektd for were to be
kept by the ttususe, and soul be wee by a etwitter or
hie agent. Re apppoered In the latter espealty.
The Rogittrnr told the rule did not mean that the
trustee was to carry the bobs in his pocket, so that
be ooela prod ocie them wherever asked.
Mr. Howard mainteked that at • mertiry of this
kind those ho,its twilit to be pi-Mawr!. If sot where
Were the creditors to see (beta I The estate° who
wished to disehsrge his duty properly should have
them here, unite, there wet somothbut be wished to
keep book. He could get no informailon from the
trustee. Be was obliged to proper,. the nqueetratlen
Wboth should have been a matter of edllree.
Mr. Lock : 1 hog your pardon, iii. mot.
The Fteeirrar eeld there might be several matters to
be trowitiered in to gird to the sequestration. But that
Would be • question of ocnduct egatnet the trustee.
Mr. Howard said as fur as the eiqnsetration woe eon-
reerptul be aid not like whet wee te Irig done. There
UM the honey .4 Chartelostur, end the people of the
W' periebta were without lamdh of .tiny—it very
IValunole article. That was still going on, and he wanted
• st y...tsator spptinted. Hr. Burnett bed been
opt, stA.tor of leveret livings, and would be the beet
✓m.., to appoint. The house wee not fat, and nothing
ope.
fs;r. What hea that to do with the meeting
ne.aey It was for Ito public elimination of (ho
bankruPt.
Thu itsgistrtrt A Rood deal of reediting Indignation
Is Iwiug exPobtled et.,l it. The pnbile raundnetiou is
Spy tho IJWIe part n mope-eta nettur. The trustee
setae titce bol"" tocotn•is hoe en orportuulty of
wweretescg the 1).1 tocuoute, and if he j tot
aeldug for further acc,eleta, and he (the
tro▪
ika) might ask hum (the Iteglatriu) tu ad=
Fa& aiataluadva WI better earoartre wen