The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14 00:00:00

STALBRIDGE

LONDON COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Monday.
(Before the Senior Commiuioner, Edward Holroyd,
.)—Re Alfred Colline—This wu an examination
an discharge sitting under tile bankruptcy of Alfred
Collins, of &abridge, ironmonger and geaeral dealer,
whoa creditors reside at Bridpon, Brietel, Shaftesbury,
&abridge, Yeovil, Sherborne, Wincantoa, &a Mr.
Trehense, of the Inn of Tatham and Wolfeestan,
solicitors, 75, Aldermanbary, appeared for the
creditors' assignee. The " statement of account"
filed by the bankrupt was thin summed up, via.
Dr. to creditors unsecured, £1272; ditto holding
security, £162 12a. Ild.; liabilities on bills dim:minted,
LIN Si. 91; eirnbtots to be paid in fall, £l7 4.. 2d.;
total, K 1641161 101. Cr. by debtors above LIO, good,
£76 41. 5d.; ditto, bad, £173 44. 31; ditto, under LIO,
good, £93 9a. 162.; ditto, doubtful, £lO Sr. 101; ditto,
bad, 1.:54 101. Id.; property given up to my assignees,
£264; ditto in the bands of creditors, £7O; deficiency,
75. 91; total, £1646 6.. 101. The expenditure of
the bankrupt was stated to have been £l5O per annum.
The creditors holding security are thus described, via.:
Mr. Smith (solicitor, W. J. Olyde, Yeovil) E4O cash
advanced " holds £lOO sleek in the Somerset and
Dorset Railway, value about £40." National Provin-
cial Rank of England, Stalbridge, C 122 12a. Ild., "bold
policy on bankrupt's life for £3OO in the National and
Clerical Life loannina Company, upon which about
£9O has been paid for premiums, value about £3O. In
the absence of any opposition the Cony' passed the
bankrupt'. examination and granted him an order of
discharge. The bankrupt then applied for an allowance
and with the consent of Mr. Tretierne, on behalf of the
aaaignres, the Court directed the official assignee to pay
him £lO out of the assets in band.

ARCUIRY.—Tbe first meeting for the season of
the Anglers& Club took place in Sta'bridge Park on
Thursday last. There were not so many visitors as
we have previously seen, but the wholeof the targets
were well filled. The wind was rough and blew in
gusts, but the day was fine and pleasant. Prises
were awarded for shooting at GO yards. Ladies'
scores at 50 and gentlemen's at SO will be added to
those made at the nest meeting on the 21st inst.
Number of arrows—gentlemen, 72 at 60 yards, 36 at
SO yard.; ladies, 72 at 60 yards, and 36 At 50 yards.
Mr. Taffin, confectioner, Sherborne, supplied a first.
class luncheon, which elicited the highest encomiums
of the guests, of whom there were between GO and
70. • Among those present we noticed Sir R.
Glynn, St. John Coventry, Esq., awl Mrs. Coventry,
Major Mogg and Mrs. Mop, J. Da Miley, Fa'si.,
and Mrs. Du Rooky, H. 'Wyndham, Hal., Mrs.
Wyndham, and the Misses Wyndham (2), Mr. W
Bower, Mrs. Bower, and the Mims Bower (2). Rev.
E. P. Cambridge, Mrs. F. Ffooks, and Miss Peach,
Mr. and Mrs. Blennerhassett, Mr. J. S. Bower and
Mrs. Bower, Rev. J. T. Hinds, Mrs. and Mks
Suttees, Mr. Oliver, Capt. and Mrs. Littleludes,
Rev. H. T. Bower, Rev. Mr. Fos and Miss Fox,
Sir W. Medlyoott. Bart., W. Medlyoott, Em., Mies
Quentin. Miss H. Medlyoott, Mr. Grant-Dalton,
Capt. Foster. Mr. A. Foster, Mr. J. and Mr. T.
Dodington, Capt. Sanford, Min Musgrove, Miss
Baylward, Mr. 11. Sandford, Mr. Bawer, Capt.
Warrington, Mr., Mrs., and Mies Fylir, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett, Mr. H. Barrard, Mrs. Banker, Mr.
flanker, Miss Fyler and Misr Banker, Mr. B.
Browne, Mier Watherstone, Miss Kintramill, Mr.
and Mrs. Meade, Miss Brinkley, &a The following
are the 'apron :
yds.
2060

LADIPA.

yds.-
50 60

yd..
t. 060

Names Hits. Tot. rlooie-. Tot. Gold. T.
Mrs. Hogg
Mrs. Everett
Mrs. H. Barrard 28 45 73 126 171 298 1 1 2
Mrs. Banks
Hiss Rinpmill
Itlrs. T. Rooks
Mj.uMndlyoolt
Miss Watherstate 13 15 28 61 37 98

Mrs. Fy ler
Miss M. A. Pesch 7 12 19 9 38 47 0 1 1
Mn. Du Bosky l4 46 60 54 176 230 1 3 4
Mrs. Meads

11.1,4 Du Healy ll 13 24 39 47 86 0 2 2
Miss H. Wysilbasn 19 25 44 79 104 183 2 2 4
Mrs. Coventry 25 28 53 93 124 217 1 3 4
Miss C. Bower l5 20 35 63 48 111 2 0 2
Miss %Asti
Mies Bower
Mbe Foz
Miss Brinkley
Yrs. IL S. Bower 8 4 12 26 18 44
GINTLEM
60 80

7d& yds.
eu 80 _ eo_ 80

Nomea Hits. Tot. Scorn: Tot. Golds. 7'.
Mr. A. Foster... ... 51 16 67 207 54 261 4 1 5
Mr. It. Borrard ... 47 15 62 220 63 283 2 1 3
Mr. Everett...... 39 948 171 43 214 3 1 4
Copt. Foster 27 13 40 113 61 174 1 1 2
Mr. H. Dodington ... 34 11 45 132 45 177 2 1 3
Mr. B. Browne ... 48 856 220 28 248 2 1 3
Copt. fit. J. Coventry 52 32 84 296 102 328 7 1 8
Mr. H. Sandford ... 19 221 57 12 69 0
Mr. Grant Dalton ... 31 830 135 26 161 4 0 4
Mr. H. 8. Bower ... 18 826 64 22 86 1 0 1
Mr. H. Oliver... ... 37 12 49 129 36 165 1 0 1
Bev. E. P.Ounbridge 38 8 46 168 20 188 2 0 2
Mr. W. Bower ... 36 330 129 7 136
Mr. T. Dodington 38 10 46 150 40 190 3 1 4
Mr. A. Dalton ... 15 729 49 35 84 0 1 1
Mr. 42 951 164 21 185 2 1 3
Mr. 8. Meade ... 23 929 80 39 119 0 1 1
Mr. W. Brymer 17 936 101 35 136 1 0 1
Mr. Do Booby ... 42 12 64 162 48 210 1 1 2
Mr. Msdlyoott ... 12 44 0 1 1
The following were the stwomedal competitors :-
7.awns-1M We for highest GOOVe. elm envelope
case, Miss Fos, .
2id for greatest number of hitahandsoine bookslide,
Maw Medlyoott, 4&
3rd, best gold, velvet purse, Miu Bower.
4th (wooden spoon) stamp box, Mrs. Du &inlay.
Visitors' prise —watch stand. Mrs. H. Bollard.
GIPTII3IOI lit gseilGot the best more—Tinsepieee,
Mr. fit. John Coven . •
2nd, for greatest number of hits, Beale Photo,
Foster, 51.
3rd, best old, match-box, Mr. Wilmot*.
4tri, (wooden spoon) small purse, Mr. T. Dodington.
Visitors' prime—fume came, Mr. H. &ward.

In the evening • ball took pleas at the Red Lion
Hotel, which wan well attended. Targett's quadrille
band was owed, and the catering of the billW land-
lord, Mr, Leader, gave complete salishotion.