The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-12-14 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SHERBORNE. Kino's COLLZOIL —The Rev. H. D. Hamar ham nominated the Rev. F. Beckley's son to Sir Joseph Whitworth'e exhibition of £25, which was placed at the disposal of the governors by the Lords of the Committec of Council oil &location  Biteit's BaNatturrot.—At the Elder District Court of Bankruptcy, on Tuesday, before Biggs Aadrews, Re George Cooper Beer, of Wareham, beer seller and currier, adjourned last *elimination meeting. Bankrupt owes £557 lbs. SI. all ' unsecured. Assets—property sold, £6 13.. ; deficiency, friril 21. Espeuditure for support of himself and family for the two years proceeding his bankruptcy £6O per annum. The official assignee reported that this was a second bankruptcy and all the debts had been incurred since bankrupt's bankruptcy in 167. The principal debt was one of £4OO due on a judgment obtained on a covenant in a mortgage deed of some property dealt with under the first bankruptcy. The bankrupt was arrested under the judgment and released by the Registrar of the Dorset County Court. Since the release the official assignee, under the first bankruptcy, settled the debt of £4OO by a sale of the mortgaged property. The bankrupt states there were some policies of assurance held by the mortgagee of this property, for whom Mr. Lefty of Wareham, acted as sol.citor, one of which for £4OO was allowed by Mr. Lacey to lapse by non-payment of premiums in 1.e."... The life assured died in May, 1569, and so there we. that 1,400 lost to the estate. There was no opposition ti bankrupt, and he was granted his order of discharge. Coowirr Parry Seeeloes. Tuesday.—Before J. T, Fyler, C. W. Digby, M. Rudolf., and William Calera& helm William Talbot was summoned for having travelled In a railway carriage from Guilford to Wareham with. oot paying his fare.—Defendant pleaded guilty and be was fined 40,, and Ms. costa. John Silks and William Day, of Swanage, were summoned by P.C. Hart for bang drunk and fighting in the street at Swann°, on the night of 19 h Nov. Stiles pleaded guilty, and wee fined Is. and Ts. cost.; Day, who did not appear. was fined 2s. and It,, costa. Jonathan NOholds, of Morden, was summoned for trespassing in search of game on lands belonging to Mr. Drag. The complainant stated that on the 19th he saw the defendant in • cover, with nets and two rabbits and a ferret.— Fined is. awl lls. costs. John Honeork, of Semler., was ordered to eontribute fel. per we. k towards the support of Ann Renwick, his daughtei, in the Devoe and Exeter Reformatory. ()nave Leas, of Poole, was brought up in custody, charged with stealing a pair of scissors valued the property of Samuel Bartlett, at the Foe and Lamb inn, on the Poole road. Ann Bartlett. the wife of prosecutor. stated that on the 3rd the defendant mis in the tap room, and she had the scissors on the table. She left the room for about two minutes, and on her return the seimors and defendant were g ine. —P. C. House apprehended the prironer and found the scissors in his hoose.—lMlendant pleaded gnilty,and was sentenced to one month', hard labour. Walter Lyres, Joseph Barites, Entry Legg, and Fnotk Doge/ale, were summoned by Thome Gan*, of Wareham, for cruelty to a horse, at Wareham, on the 19th. The ease against Dugilide was withdrawn, and Barnes and Legg were discharged. Lures was ordered to pay kb including costs or two months. James Rabbits and Fraitk Dugdak, of Wareham, were brought up in custody, charged with beating with intent to murder John Green, at Carey, on the previous day. It seems that on Monday aftemooo, about three o'clock, Green found the two defendants on the estate of the late Mr. Phippard, meaning. He went up and tried to take away some nets they had, when they fell upon him with their stick; leaving him insensible on the ground. After lying there for some time he orawled to a house about 100 yards off. Dr. Daniel was sent for and dressed his wounds. The doctor stated Green wu dangerously ill. There were seven wounds on his head, one of which we. four inches long.—Priuners were remanded for eight days. William Bolles was summoned for tresrpasaine in rearoh of game and conies at Carey. The witness John Green wine the man who was beaten in the above cue, this was adjourned. Hr. Howard appeared to defend.