Board could declare a larger one. But there was one thing of paramount importance, and that was to make the reserve large. When that was got to a point above all question, the Board would be delighted to declare a larger dividend. The Board were indebted to the shareholders for their patience; the persistent way in which the shares maintained a price in the market in excess of any value to be derived from the dividend was most encouraging. That must be because the shareholders had confidence in the future and in the Board. Otherwise the shares would not stand at £1 and ths regularly when they were only paying 3 per cent. He looked upon it as a very happy augury for the future, and the Board were much indebted to the shareholders for not being frightened out of their property. There was one other item. Balances due and in course of collection from agents and other offices, &c., £11,074 12s. 10d. That item was not quite correctly described in the accounts. It was a balance item in itself. It did not mean necessarily that that was the exact amount owing from agents, but it was the balance owing to the Company from other offices and agents after deducting what the Company owed to other offices. As a matter of fact, the amount owing from agents was only £1,000. As a rule, they paid very promptly, and the directors were not in any anxiety whatever on that subject. He would be glad to answer any questions that might be put. Mr. W. MAPLES (Vice-Chairman) seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. Mr. VAN BOOLEN moved that the retiring directors—Mr. Holroyd Chaplin, Mr. R. Cunliffe, Mr. E. G. Gibson, Mr. James Hooker, and Mr. M. F. Monier-Williams-be re-elected. He observed that the directors had behaved very handsomely in relinquishing a portion of their fees. A SHAREHOLDER seconded the motion, expressing a hope that the expenses would be kept down. The CHAIRMAN said the Board were doing all they could to keep the expenses down, but they had started with the knowledge that the expenses would be heavy. The retiring auditors, Messrs. Turquand, Young, & Co., were re-elected. Mr. COLES moved a vote of thanks to the chairman, directors, and staff, for conducting the affairs of the company during the past year. There was a new feature in the account-namely, that the directors had given up a part of their fees that there might be a better result. That did not occur every day in connection with companies. That pointed to the fact that they intended the company should prosper, and he believed it would prosper. The dividend was small, but the company was working along surely. He would like to see the loss ratio fall a little, because to that extent they would be all the better off. Mr. F. L. H. COLLINS Seconded the motion, observing that, upon the whole, there was every reason to be satisfied with the report. An office coming out under the circumstances which marked the advent of the company could not expect to obtain a large income in a short time. Those who were acquainted with the Law Fire, which had now become one of the most paying offices, knew that for many years it had to fight an upward battle, such as the British Law was experiencing, and he believed that a time would come when the chairman would have very little to say, and the report would speak for itself. The motion was adopted, and the CHAIRMAN briefly returned thanks. LAW STUDENTS' DEBATING SOCIETY.-March 8.-Mr. Neville Tebbutt in the chair.--The subject for debate was: "That this society disapproves of the policy of the Government in the Far East." Mr. O. J. S. Satchel opened in the affirmative; Mr. F. S. Gaylor opened in the negative. The following members also spoke: Messrs. Baliol E. Scott, Haseldine Jones, A. Hildesheimer, Arthur E. Clarke, F. G. Thompson, W. M. Pleadwell, and C. Herbert Smith. The motion was lost by 5 votes. March 15.-Chairman: Mr. C. A. Anderson.-The subject for debate was: "That the case of Re Palmer & Co. and Re Hosken & Co. (1898, 1 Q. B. 131) was wrongly decided." Mr. A. Dickson opened in the affirmative; Mr. W. E. Hertslet seconded in the affirmative. Mr. A. W. Sells opened in the negative; Mr. H G. Bartlett seconded in the negative. The following members also spoke: Messrs. G. N. Daniel, A. W. Watson, R. Blagden, A. Hildesheimer, A. White, and T. J. Thompson. The motion was lost by eleven votes. NEW ORDERS, &c. TRANSFER OF ACTION. ORDER OF COURT. Monday, the 14th day of March, 1898. I, Hardinge Stanley, Earl of Halsbury, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, do hereby order that the action mentioned in the Schedule hereto be transferred to the Honourable Mr. Justice Wright. SCHEDULE. Mr. Justice NORTH (1898-T.-No. 272). In re The Tivoli Restaurant and Buffet Company, Limited. Waring & Gillow, Limited v The Tivoli Restaurant and Buffet Company, Limited HALSBURY, C. LEGAL NEWS. OBITUARY. The death is announced of Mr. WILLIAM FREEMAN, barrister, which occurred at 21, Old-buildings, Lincoln's-inn, on Saturday last. Mr. Freeman, who, we believe, was originally admitted as a solicitor, was called to the bar in 1851, and practised as an equity draftsman and conveyancer for nearly forty-seven years, it is understood in the same set of chambers. His country residence was the Manor House, Beckford, near Tewkesbury. APPOINTMENTS. Mr. W. H. STOKER, barrister, has been appointed to succeed Mr. Oliver Smith in the Attorney-Generalship of the Leeward Islands. The vacancy has arisen through the promotion of Mr. Smith to be a Puisne Judge in Mauritius. Mr. W. A. MEEK, barrister, has been appointed Recorder of York in the place of Mr. E. P. Price, Q.C., resigned. Mr. JOHN WOODHOUSE, solicitor, of the firm of Stanley Woodhouse & by His Honour the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria a Hedderwick, Bank-chambers, 45, Ludgate-hill, E C., has been appointed Commissioner for taking Affidavits, &c., for the Colony of Victoria. CHANGES IN PARTNERSHIPS. HARRY HALLIDAY RICHARDSON and WILLIAM GEORGE CARN, solicitors (Richardson & Carn), 2, Broad-street-buildings, London, E.C. Feb. 28. [Gazette, March 15. GENERAL. The Evidence in Criminal Cases Bill was read a third time and passed by the House of Lords on Monday last. The St. James's Gazette says that M. Zola's advocate, Maître Labori, is coming to London as the guest of some of his literary friends, and that it is believed that the Temple authorities will seize the opportunity to enter tain the distinguished advocate. The Times understands that the Government have in preparation, and will shortly introduce in the House of Lords, a Bill for the amendment of the lunacy laws. The measure, which is being drafted at the instance of the Home Office, will probably be taken charge of by the Lord Chan cellor. The members of the Western Circuit entertained Mr. Justice Phillimore at dinner on Wednesday, at the Whitehall Rooms, Hôtel Métropole, in honour of his elevation to the bench. Mr. Bucknill, Q.C, M.P, the leader of the circuit, was in the chair, and among those present were Sir J. H. Kennaway, M.P., Sir R. T. Rennie, Mr. Loveland Loveland, Q.C., Mr. Warry, Q.C., Mr. Castle, Q,C., Lord Coleridge, Q O., Mr. Pyke, Q.C., Mr. Odgers, Q.C, Mr. Ruegg, Q.C., and Mr. Foote, Q.O. Addressing the grand jury at the Birmingham Assizes on Tuesday, the Lord Chief Justice strongly urged magistrates to more largely use their discretionary powers in granting accused persons bail, and expressed the hope that the Bill introduced by the Lord Chancellor on the question would become law, and that, especially in the case of persons in humble life charged with crimes, magistrates would accept the accused's own recognizances. Lord Ludlow writes to the Times on the Evidence in Criminal Cases Bill to say that, "In the House of Lords on Thursday I expressed my approval of the Evidence in Criminal Cases Bill, an opinion which I have entertained ever since the coming into operation of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1885. I tried the first case under that Act in the October of that year. But while I approve of the principle embodied in the Lord Chancellor's Bill, I should not like it to be supposed that I agree with every clause of the Bill. The Bill was read a second time last Thursday, and was in committee the following day, and I thus bad no opportunity of giving notice of some amendments which I proposed to move. The Daily News says that the extension of the Record Office, by which the front portion of the imposing structure in Chancery-lane is connectel with the huge block in the rear, and the site of the old Rolls House and Chapel completely covered, is now practically nearly finished, and will be ready for use in a few months. The work has been carried out by Messrs. Foster, of Rugby, under the supervision of Mr. Dyer, of Her Majesty's Office of Works. With a slight exception it is in complete harmony, architecturally, with the rest of the structure, the only difference being that three large windows on the south side mark the large apartment in which as many features of the old Rolls Chapel as possible are to be preserved. This will form a museum to which the public will be admitted without the restrictions that have naturally to be observed in other parts of the building, and where they will have ample opportunities of inspecting the monuments and other memorials of the distant past which have been eaved from destruction. WARNING TO INTENDING HOUSE PURCHASERS AND LESSEES.-Before purchasing or renting a house, have the Sanitary Arrangements thoroughly Examined, Tested, and Reported Upon by an Expert from Messrs. Carter Bros., 65, Victoria-street, Westminster. Fee quoted on receipt of full particulars. (Established 21 years.)-[ADVT.] SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.-I can't help appreciating the very confident manner in which the proprietors of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa are advertising. So certain is the management that Vi-Cocoa is the best of good goods that they are putting down some thousands of pounds in advertising free samples of their product. So if you want to see if Vi-Cocoa suits you, and is as good an article as it is claimed to be, all you have to do is to drop a post-card to the offices, 60, 61, and 62, Bunhill-row, London, E.C., and in return "free, gratis, and all for nothing," you will receive per post, and in due course, a dainty little sample tin of Dr. Tibbles' ViCocoa, amply sufficient to make a couple of good breakfast cups of this capital breakfast beverage. Oh! there is just one little thing I omitted to tell you and that is, when writing you must mention the name of the SOLICITORS' JOURNAL as a guarantee of good faith. Surely, two big cups of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa are dirt cheap at the cost of a postcard, so take my advice and send in.-[ADvt.] Dorsetshire Brown v Patch Surrey, Southwark Andrew v St Olave's Board of Works eries Co THE PROPERTY MART. SALES OF ENSUING WEEK. March 22.-Messrs. BEAN, BURNETT, & ELDRIDGE, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., 4 Freehold Residences at Hampton Wick, Family Residence at Notting Hill, lease 44 years; 2 Semi-detached Villas at South Norwood, let at £28 each. Freehold Building Land at Sydenham of about 14 acres, also 10 plots suitable for small villas. Solicitors, Messrs. West, King, Adams, & Co., London. A Freehold Detached Residence at Bayswater, near Notting Hill-gate Station. Solicitors, Messrs. Horne & Birkett, London. Freehold Shop Property at Ilford, let on repairing lease at £120. Solicitors, Messrs. Bird & Eldridges, London. (See advertisements, March 5, p. 5.) March 25. GIBSONS" will sell by Auction, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Leasehold Properties in the City of London held for 80 years, from March, '85, and let at £5,210 per annum, Freehold Property at Islington, let at £40; Block of Business Premises at Hastings, let on lease at £520. Solicitors, Messrs. Baker & Higgs, London. (See advertise. ment, Feb. 26, p. 300.) RESULTS OF SALES. Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGEWATER sold at the Mart, on March 15, for £25,000, the Freehold Property comprising 29, Gracechurch-street, shop and business premises, let on lease for a term expiring March 25, 1912, at £230; No. 291, Gracechurch-street, shop and business premises on lease for a similar term, at £280; No. 6, White Hart-court (now numbered 27, Gracechurch-street), at £120, The same firm also obtained £8,100 for the Freehold Premises at 62, St. James'sstreet. Messrs. H. E. FOSTER & CRANFIELD held a very successful Sale (No. 615) of Reversions, Life Policies, Shares, &c., at the Mart, E.C., on Thursday last; the total amount realized being £69,465. The principal lot offered was the PERPETUAL RENT-CHARGE: Same Suffling v Teglio Bros Surrey, Lambeth Duncombe v Hinks Cheshire, Nantwich and Crewe London & North Western Ry Co v To one-sixth of £5,349 10s. ; life 61 Absolute to £913 103. Leeds Corporation Stock; life 54 Freehold Rent-Charges of £24 7s. 4d, and £20 LIFE POLICY: ... Donellan London Morse v Hall & Gifford Middlesex, Clerkenwell Eastlake & Son v Kempson Met Pol Dist Kirshenboim v Salmon & Gluckstein Lancashire, Manchester Spencer v Lancashire & Yorkshire Ry Co Cheshire, Chester Loudon & North Western & Great Western Joint Ry Cos v Billington Cornwall Fortescue v Fowey Harbour Commrs Essex, Romford Jones v Barking Urban Council Glamorganshire, Swansea Baker v Evans Yorkshire, Sheffield Middleton v Trickett WINDING UP NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, March 11. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. BIRMINGHAM WATERPROOF PAPER CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required on or before April 15, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to J Walter G Hill, 9, Bennett's hill, Birmingham. Reece & Harris, Birmingham, solors for the liquidator BRAYTON FETROLEUM MOTOR CO, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before April 11, to send their names and addresses, with particulars of their debts or claims, to Louis Dolley Robinson, 74, Coleman st. Lumley & Lumley, Conduit st, solors for the liquidator CIVIL, NAVAL, AND MILITARY OUTFITTERS, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented March 9, directed to be heard before Wright, J, on March 23 Sawyer & Ellis, Laurence Pountney hill, agents for Buckwell, Brighton, solor for petner Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 22 CROSS & MATTHEWS, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 30, to send their names, addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claime, to Mr. Arthur Goddard, St George's House, Eastcheap. Birchalls, Gracechurch st, solors to liquidator FRANCIS MORTON & CO, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented March 10, directed to be heard before the Vice-Chancellor at the Assize Courts, Manchester, March 21. Yates & Co, 1, Victoria st, Liverpool, solors for petitioning company, Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 19 GOULD & MACKENZIE, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented March 9, directed to be heard March 23. Maffey & Co., 61, Gracechurch st, solors for petnr. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 21 LIVERPOOL REAL PROPERTY Co, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Friday, April 22, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to John Williamson Reader, 5, Cook st, Liverpool. Oliver Jones & Co, Liverpool, solors for the liquidator SOUTH AFRICAN MINERAL ASSOCIATION, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 1, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Charles Harrison Venning, 33, Old Broad st. Brooks, Lawrence lane, solor for the liquidator THE WATERLOO HOTEL CO, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are requested, on or before March 28, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Simon Jude, North John st, Liverpool. Bremner & Co, solors to the liquidator WEST LONDON PAPER MILL CO, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before April 26, to send their names and addresses, and the particular. of their debts or claims, to Arthur Barnett Russell, 11, Ludgate-hill. London Gazette.-TUESDAY, March 15. AFRICAN GOLD PROPERTIES, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 12, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to William Henry Pannell, 13 and 14, Basinghall-street AUSTRALIAN TRANSPORT CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before May 31, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to David Johnstone Smith, 149, West George-street, Glasgow BETTS AERATED WATERS CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 30, to send in their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to John Francis Harvey, 4, Goat st, Swansea. Turner, Swansea, solor CLITHEROE MANUFACTURING Co, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 12, to send in their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Edward Chester, 38, King st, Clitheroe. Easthams & Holme, Clitheroe, solors for liquidator COOLGARDIE MINT AND IRON KING GOLD MINES, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented March 10, directed to be heard on March 23. Michael Abrahams & Co, 8, Old Jewry, solors for petner. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 22 THE CRŒESUS SOUTH UNITED GOLD MINES, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 20, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to William Arthur Smith, 28 and 29, St Swithin's In Johnson & Co, King's Bench walk, Temple, solors for liquidator EAST DARREN MINING CO, LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before April 18, to send their names and addresses, and particulars of their debts or claims, to Boord & Edwards, 81, Gracechurch st. Free, New Broad st, solor for the liquidators HASLINGDEN PUBLIC HALL CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 30, to send their names and addresses and particulars of heir debts or claims, to Jonathan Aykroyd Donaldson, John st, Haslingden Whitaker & Hibbert, Haslingden, solors for liquidator LADIES TAILORING CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 25, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to W. Sanders Fiske, 10, Norfolk st, Strand, liquidator solicitor LEE LAMP (PARENT) CO, LIMITED-Creditors are requested, on or before April 30, to send in their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Augustus Alexander Edward Oelrichs, 30 and 31. St Swithin's lane. The above notice does not in any way refer to or affect the lately registered company known as the Lee Lamp Manufacturing Syndicate, Limited LIONSDALE ESTATES, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 28, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Edward Russell Cummins & William Watkins, 85, Gracechurch st. Dale & Co, Cornhill, solors to liquidators ROBERT YOUDE'S BILL-POSTING SYNDICATE, LIMITED-By an order made by Mr. Justice Wright, dated Feb 25, it was ordered that the voluntary winding-up of the syndicate be continued. Eldred & Bignold, Queen Victoria-street, solors for petnrs. 8.S. "IRENE MORRIS" CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 30, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Edward Clouston Thin, 24, Chapel street, Liverpool. Batesons & Co, solors for liquidator WATERSON MACHINE FITTINGS CO, LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before April 26, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Walter Edgar Fowkes, 83, Colmore row, Birmingham WEST WILTS HYGIENIC STEAM LAUNDRY CO, LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) Creditors are required, on or before April 20, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to David Owen, 13, St John st, Devizes. Meek & Co, Devizes, solors to the liquidator FRIENDLY SOCIETY DISSOLVED. TRADESMEN'S SOCIETY, Coach and Horses Inn, Coleshiill, Warwick March 9 ́CREDITORS' NOTICES. UNDER 22 & 23 VICг. CAP. 35. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette.-TUESDAY, March 1. NESFIELD, WILLIAM, Harwood Dale, York, Farmer April 6 W & W S Drawbridge, Scarborough DOUGLAS-COMPTON, The Most Hon WILLIAM MACLEAN, Marquess of Northamptɔn, K G April 24 Few & Co, Surrey st, Strand OWEN, DANIEL HOWELL, Shrewsbury, Salop, Auctioneer April 1 Jackson, Oswestry PALMER, WILLIAM HENRY GREEWELL, Bayswater April 5 Desborough & Co, Finsbury pvmnt PANNETT, THOMAS DALTON, Carlisle st, Soho sq. Jeweller April 4 Lyell & Co, Fenchurch st PAYNE, CHARLES, Hakin, Pembroke, Stonemason March 21 Greenish, Haverfordwest PRENTIS, ELIZABETH, Milton next Sittingbourne, Kent March 18 Winch & Co, Sitting bourne PRESTON, JOHN, and FRANCES PRESTON, Norwood March 23 Welman & Sons, Southampton st, Bloomsbury sq ROBB, JOHN ALEXANDER, Tunbridge Wells March 31 Robb, Tunbridge Wells ROGERS, CLARA JANE, Brooke st, Holborn April 7 Rogers, Old Queen st SAMPSON, THEOPHILUS, Streatham April 4 Thompson & Co, Hull SMITH, Sir JOHN, Derby April 24 J & W H Sale & Son, Derby TAGG, WILLIAM, Peckham rye April 8 Chas Stevens & Drayton, Queen Victoria st TAYLOR, ANN, Sheffield March 31 Porrett & Fawcett, Sheffield wood TAYLOR, PETER, Woodlands Coppull, Lancaster April 8 W Stephen France & Co, Preston ABRAHAMS, JOHN, Maida Vale March 24 Parker Ayers, Carey st, Lincoln's inn DEAN, ARTHUR, Burslem, Stafford, Colliery Proprietor March 30 Llewellyn & Ackrill, DRONSFIELD, MARY, Oldham April 15 Standring & Co, Rochdale HAYES, MYRA ELIZABETH, Tittensor, Stafford March 30 Llewellyn & Ackrill, Tunstall HAVARD, ELI, Clerkenwell, Wheelwright March 26 Pheasant, Duke st, Adelphi HILLIARD, GEORGE BRIDGE, Chelmsford, Essex, Auctioneer March 31 Dunn & Hilliard, HOUSEMAN, The Rev THOMAS, North Grimston, York April 9 Holtby & Procter, York JONES, ARTHUR Lancefield, High Holborn March 31 Jones, High Holborn LIDDELL, ELEANOR, Houghton le Spring, Durham March 31 Steel & Co, Sunderland MARLING, Mrs ADRIANA JOHANNA, South Kensington April 7 Eardley & Co, Charles st, St James's sq MOORE, DAVID, Bramhall, Chester April 16 Chapman & Co, Manchester BOOTHBY, JOHN, Ashton under Lyne, Shopkeeper April 12 Ellison, Ashton under Lyne NORTON, JOSEPH NORTON, Wakefield April 20 Hall & White, Huddersfield BOOTHBY, MARY, Dukinfield, Chester April 12 Ellison, Ashton under Lyne April 23 P & J Watson, Bury ARDINGTON, EDWARD, Howden, York, Saddler April 30 Green, Howden CALVERT, WILLIAM, Elton within Bury, Lancs COLES, JANE MARY ANN, Greenwich April 11 Chubb, John st, Adelphi sq, Lincoln's inn GEORGE, MARY, Worcester April 1 W M Lamb, Worcester May 1 Tamplin & Co, Fen PALGRAVE, FRANCIS TURNER, South Kensington April 15 Wadeson & Malleson, Devon- RIVERS, WILLIAM, Gloucester rd, Finsbury pk, Marine Surveyor April 14 Betteley, Rowe, ABIEZER, Lewisham April 14 Pope, Exeter SCHULER, CARL LUDWIG, Clapham, Upholsterer April 2 Lidiard & Co, Gt James st STEPHENS, Rev HENRY, North Finchley April 5 Paterson & Co, Bouverie st WALLIS, MARY ANN, Islington April 9 Hatchett-Jones & Co, Mark In BROWN, WILLIAM CHARLES, Scottish Stores, Caledonian rd, Licensed Victualler April 30 CALE, JANE, Harrogate, York April 15 Allen & Son, Carlisle st, Soho sq Blyth & Co, Gresham House COWIE, THOMAS HARDWICKE, Campden gr.ve, Campden hill, QC April 16 Guscotte & ELLIS, MARY ELIZABETH, Huddersfield April 18 Learoyd & Co, Huddersfield FARMER, WALTER HENRY, Notting hill, Licensed Victualler April 4 Bartrum, Old inn Lazonby & Strong, Wigton Meek & Co, Devizes Southall & Co, Worcester IRVING, B.A., WILLIAM SURTEES, Carlisle April 9 KING, SAMUEL, Hulme, Manchester April 12 Cobbett & Co, Manchester KIRKBY, FREDERICK, Sutterton, Lincoln, Farmer May 2 Millington & Simpson, Boston OSBORN, THOMAS, Truro April 7 Chilcott & Sons, Truro PENNINGTON, FRANCIS, EDWARD, Liverpool, Merchant Tailor April 19 O'Hare, Liverpool ROWLAND, JANE, Dukinfield, Chester April 9 Buckley & Co, Stalybridge LIDDELL, The Very Rey HENRY GEORGE, D.D., Ascot April 30 Baker & Co, Lincoln's SHENTON, STEPHEN, Wetley Moor, Stafford, Farmer April 11 Heath, Hanley inn fields LING, EMILY, Reading May 2 C. Richards & Sons, Llangollen MARVIN, ALFRED GEORGE, Jump Farm, nr Devizes, Wilts, Agriculturalist April 30 MAYBERY, WILLIAM, Blakedown, Worcester April 1 Hinds, Stourbridge ROBINSON, THOMAS, Droylsden, nr Manchester April 11 A & G W Fox, Manchester WHITEHEAD, JAMES, Bury, Lancs YOUNG, Dr CHRISTOPHER, Yarm, York, Doctor April 21 Langley & Elliot, Stockton on SUMMERS, ELIZABETH, Bristol April 16 Burges & Sloan, Bristol THORNEYCROFT, JOHN, Chesterton, Staffs, Engineer March 19 Sproston, Newcastle, TILLBROOK, ELIZA LYDIA, Wimbledon April 12 Dimond & Son, Wimpole st ADAMS, SHELDON BURROWES, Clifton, Bristol April 9 Alford, Clifton ANDERSON, JAMES CROSBY, Ryton, Durham April 30 Joel & Parsons, Newcastle on Tyne Ascroft, Preston Burgess & Dexter, Leicester BECKWITH, GEORGE, Tottenham, Licensed Victualler April 20 Scott, New Broad st BOWMAN, CHARLES HENRY, Llanfairwaterdine, Salop April 7 Green & Nixson, BRETT, WILLIAM BLOOMFIELD, North Walsham, Norfolk, Agricultural Engineer March 25 Wilkinson, North Walsham BURGESS, ARTHUR, Stalybridge, Lancs, Beerhouse Keeper April 9 Buckley & Co, Stalybridge CASSON, REV GEORGE, Torquay April 13 Cunliffes & Davenport, Chancery In COHEN, JUDAH, Wardour st, Furniture Dealer March 26 Grunebaum, Ely pl ELLIOTT, JAMES, Normanby in Cleveland, York, Butcher Jackson, Middlesborough April 11 Jackson & FELTMANN, HERMANN HEINRICH WILHELM, Rotterdam, Holland, Brewer April 18 FREESTONE, Miss EMMA, Haverhill, Suffolk April 11 Graham, Haverhill SOUTHWORTH, HAROLD ALFRED, Edgeley, nr Stockport, Cashier Linnell, Manchester April 25 Dixon & STEDWELL, JOHN MATTHEW, Twickenham April 30 Gordon & Co, Lincoln's inn fields STRATFORD, THOMAS, Lincoln April 6 Toynbee & Co, Lincoln SWIFT, HENRY WILLIAM, Wigan May 8 Johnson, Wigan TURNELL, CHARLOTTE, Sheffield April 18 Rodgers & Co, Sheffield WALKER, ALFRED ROBERT, Hackney rd, Pawnbroker April 10 Becking sale & Co, Copthall av Debenham & WHISH, HENRY EDWARD WEMYSS, Gloucester gdns, Hyde Park May 9 Walker, Gresham bldgs, Basinghall st WISE, MARIA, King's Lynn, Norfolk April 4 Lithgow, Wimpole st London Gazette.-TUESDAY, March 15. ADAIR, CAROLINE MARIA, Farnham, Surrey April 25 Pennington & Son, Lincoln's inn fields AMOS, SUSANNA COOKE, Norwich March 25 Wilkinson, North Walsham APPLEYARD, WILLIAM ROBERT, Scarborough, Solicitor April 20 Watts & Co, Ecarborough BINGHAM, ELIZA, Powis sq April 10 Meredith & Co, Lincoln's inn BOOTH, ALICE, West Derby, Liverpool April 14 Batesons & Co, Liverpool BURNS, ELLEN, Hulme, Manchester March 31 Ledgard & Co, Manchester GARDNER, ROBERT RICHARDSON, Kinson Wimborne, Dorset April 30 Gedge & Co, Gt HARTWELL, ANNETTE EMMA, Upper Westbourne ter, Hyde Park April 22 Vallance & HODGSON, ELIZABETH, Heaton Mersey, Lancs April 25 Dixon & Linnell, Manchester JACQUES, THOMAS, Watermillock, Cumberland, Farmer April 11 Arnison & Co, Penrith LAIRD, JOHN, Birkenhead, Shipbuilder March 30 Stone & Co, Liverpool LECKIE, ELIZA, Darrington, nr Pontefract March 23 Claude & Co, Wakefield LEMONIUS, AUGUSTUS HENRY, Grassendale, nr Liverpool, Merchant April 30 Batesons & Co, Liverpool LEES, CHARLES, Droylsden, Lancs April 25 Wilson, Ashton under Lyne LINDSTROM, HERMAN OSCAR CONSTANTINE, Gothenburg, Sweden, Master Mariner April NICKELS, JOHN THOMAS, Chenotrie Noctorum, nr Birkenhead April 30 Bateзons & Co, PARK, CHARLES, Piccadilly April 25 Mead & Sons, Arundell st, Piccadilly circus BARKER, THOMAS HAROLD, Leeds, Tailor Leeds Pet March 5 Ord March 5 BENNS BROS & Co, St Benet pl, Gracechurch st, Wholesale Stationers High Court Pet Feb 9 Ord March 8 BONE, JAMES, Buglawton, nr Congleton Manchester Pet March 7 Ord March 7 BROTHERTON, JOSEгH, Bolton Bolton Pet March 8 Ord March 8 BURTON, THOMAS EDWARD, and HENRY MILNER, Bradford, Wool Merchants Bradford Pet March 9 Ord March 9 CATTANACH, THOMAS, Holloway, Tobacconist High Court Pet March 7 Ord March 7 COLE, WILLIAM, Hatherleigh. Devon, Baker Plymouth Pet March 9 Ord March 9 COXON, SIDNEY WILLIAM, South Kensington High Court Pet March 7 Ord March 7 CURRY, SIMPSON, & CURRY, Brockley, Kent, Builders High Court Pet Feb 18 Ord March 8 DAVIES, TOM CARPENTER, Boncath, Pembrokes, General Merchant Carmarthen Pet March 8 Ord March 8 DAVIES, THOMAS GRIFFITH COOK WYNTON, Kew Wandsworth Pet Dec 31 Ord March 7 OBSON, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Leeds Leeds Pet March 8 Ord March 8 EDWARDS, HOWELL, Aberkenfig, Glam, Innkeeper Cardiff Pet March 8 Ord March 8 FENTON, RICHARD, and JAMES BUCKLEY, Newhey, Lancs, Calico Printers Rochdale Pet March 7 Ord March 7 GARDNER, DOUGLAS, and EDWARD BERTRAM HARTLEY, Birmingham, Patenters Birmingham Pet Feb 19 Ord March 8 HARMAN, ROBERT, Gt Yarmouth, Bricklayer Gt Yarmouth HODSON, JOSEPH, Burton on Trent, Labourer Burton on HUNT, JOHN WILLIAM, Consett, Durham Newcastle on LAWRENCE, THOMAS, Swansea, Hatter Swansea Pet LAWTON, THOMAS, Howden, York, Butcher Kingston upon Hull Pet March 8 Ord March 8 MCCALLUM, D, Watling st, Manufacturer's Agent High Court Pet Feb 15 Ord March 9 MARTIN, ALBERT, New Broad st, Company Promoter High Court Pet Jan 25 Ord March 9 MARTIN, JAMES, Batley, York, General Carrier Dewsbury Pet March 9 Ord March 9 PARKER, ALFRED WILLIAM FRANCIS, Moredon, nr Swindon Swindon Pet March 8 Ord March 8 PARKER, WILLIAM, Blackpool Preston Pet Feb 28 Ord March 9 PILLSWORTH, FREDERICK, Leicester, Baker Leicester Pet March 7 Ord March 7 PRITCHARD, OWEN EAMES, Holyhead, Anglesey, Ironmonger ⚫ Bangor Pet March 7 Ord March 7 PUNCHARD, EDWARD, Thornton Heath, Surrey, Builder SELLERS, GEORGE, Higham, nr Burnley March 7 Ord March 7 Ord Burnley Pet Pet SHANKLAND, WILLIAM, Oxted, Surrey Croydon SHATTOCK, HAROLD ALLERTON, South Kensington High Court Pet Feb 16 Ord March 7 SIMMONDS, GEORGE, Cardiff, Baker Cardiff Ord March 5 Pet March 5 ALLEN, EDWARD HENRY, Leadenhall st, Clerk March 18 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st ASHKINAZE, MORRIS, Liverpool, Confectioner March 31 at 10.30 Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool ASKEW, THOMAS, Oxenholme, Westmorland, Licensed Victualler March 19 at 12 Grosvenor Hotel, Stramongate, Kendal BAKER, HERBERT, Leeds, Plumber March 21 at 11 Off BELL, JOHN JAMES, Birmingham, Pork Butcher March 21 BOOTH, JOHN, Small Heath, Birmingham, Grocer March ! CARLTON, EDWARD, Leeds, Butcher March 21 at 12 Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds CATTANACH, THOMAS, Holloway, Tobacconist March 18 at 2.30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st COLLINS, GEORGE THOMAS, Dorchester, Fruiterer March 18 at 1 Off Rec, Endless st, Salisbury CORNWALL, FREDERICK, Scarborough, Master Mariner March 18 at 11 Off Rec, 74, Newborough, Scarborough COXON, SIDNEY WILLIAM, South Kensington March 18 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st HARRISON, WILLIAM HENRY, Fearnhead, nr Warrington, Miller March 18 at 3 Off Rec, Byrom st, Manchester HOLFORD, THOMAS TOLLER, Ware, Hertford, Advertising Agent March 21 at 3 Off Rec, 95, Temple chmbrs, Temple avenue INGLEFIELD, JAMES THOMAS, Moss Side, nr Manchester March 18 at 2.30 Off Rec, Byrom st, Manchester JOHNSON, WALTER, Ongar, Essex, Boot Maker March 18 at 3 Off Rec, 95, Temple chmbrs, Temple avenue JONES, ARTHUR GEORGE, Oxton, Birkenhead, Greengrocer March 22 at 12 Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool MITCHELL, JOHN EDWARD, Tenderden, Kent, Butcher March 18 at 3 Mace & Sons, solicitors, Tenterden NICHOLS, ELIZABETH, Aylsham, Norfolk. Dressmaker PATTERSON, HUGH, Thornaby, York. Fish Hawker March March 19 at 12.30 Off Rec, 8, King st, Norwich PEEL, ARTHUR, Lincoln, Butcher March 29 at 12 Off Rec, 30 at 3 Off Rec, 8, Albert rd, Middlesborough 31, Silver st, Lincoln PEEL, Sir ROBERT. Hobart pl, Eaton sq March 23 at 2.30 PEET, MARY ANN, Newark, Notts March 18 at 12 Off SCOTT, JOSEPH NICHOLAS, West Hartlepool, Grocer March SYMONDS, SIMEON, jun, Whitchurch Canonicorum, Carpenter March 18 at 12.30 Off Rec, Endless st, Salisbury TAYLOR, JAMES, Burnley, Restaurant Proprietor March ALLEN, EDWARD HENRY, Leadenhall st, Clerk High Court BARKER, THOMAS HAROLD, Leeds, Tailor Leeds Pet March 5 Ord March 5 BONE, JAMES, Buglawton, nr Congleton Manchester Pet March 7 Ord March 7 BROTHERTON, JOSEPH, Bolton, Lancs Bolton Pet March 8 Ord March 8 BURTON, THOMAS EDWARD, and HENRY MILNER, Bradford, Yorks, Wool Merchants Bradford Pet March 8 Ord March 9 BUTTENSHAW, SAMUEL EDWARD, Pancras lane High Court Pet Nov 25 Ord March 8 CATTANACH, THOMAS, Holloway, Tobacconist High Court Pet March 7 Ord March 7 COLE, WILLIAM, Hatherleigh, Devon, Baker Plymouth Bristol Pet Feb Pet March 9 Ord March 9 COTTON, WILLIAM, Bristol, Boot Dealer 25 Ord March 9 CoXON, SIDNEY WILLIAM, South Kensington High Court Pet March 7 Ord March 7 DAVIES, TOM CARPENTER, Boncath, Pembroke, General Merchant Carmarthen Pet March 8 Ord March 8 DOBSON, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Headingley Lee is Pet March 8 Ord March 8 EDWARDS, HOWELL, Aberkenfig, Glam, Innkeeper Cardiff Pet March 8 Ord March 8 ELLIOTT, ALFRED, Coventry, Saddler Coventry Pet Feb 25 Ord March 9 FENTON, RICHARD, and JAMES BUCKLEY, Newhey, Lancs, Calico Printers Rochdale Pet March 7 Ord March 7 HARMAN, ROBERT, Gt Yarmouth, Bricklayer Gt Yar mouth Pet March 8 Ord March 8 HAWES, GEORGE BARKWORTH, and FRANK AUSTIN DAVIES, HODSON, JOSEPH, Burton on Trent, Labourer Burton on Newcastle on Tyne Pet March 4 Ord March 7 INGLEFIELD, JAMES THOMAS, Moss Side, nr Manchester Salford Pet Feb 4 Ord March 7 10 London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Mar. 15. 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