There will be no sitting in court during the Easter Vacation. During Easter Vacation, all applications "which may require to be immediately or promptly heard," are to be made to the Honourable Mr. Justice Bryne. Mr. Justice Byrne will act as Vacation judge from Thursday, the 7th of April, to Monday, the 18th of April, both days inclusive. His lordship will sit in Queen's Bench Judges' Chambers on Thursday, the 14th of April, and (if necessary) on Friday, the 15th of April. On other days within the above period, applications in urgent matters may be made to his lordship personally or by post. In any case of great urgency the brief of counsel may be sent to the judge by book-post or parcel, prepaid, accompanied by office copies of the affidavits in support of the application, and also by a minute, on a separate sheet of paper, signed by counsel, of the order he may consider the applicant entitled to, and also an envelope capable of receiving the papers, addressed as follows: Chancery Official Letter: To the Registrar in Vacation, Chancery Registrars' Chambers, Royal Courts of Justice, London, W.C." 66 On applications for injunctions, in addition to the above, a copy of the writ, and a certificate of writ issued, must also be sent. The papers sent to the judge will be returned to the registrar. The address of the Vacation judge can be obtained on application at the Chancery Registrars' Chambers, Room 136, Royal Courts of Justice. The room facing Queen's Bench judges' chambers at the Royal Courts of Justice, which has hitherto been used for arbitration meetings, and sometimes as an additional judge's chamber, is, says the Times, being fitted up as a court, and will in future be known as Queen's Bench Court X. There will be a raised bench for the judge, and a witness-box, but the new court, it is understood, will not be available for jury cases. At the invitation of Lieut -Col. Lofthouse, the commanding officer, and members of the Inns of Court Rifle Volunteers, there was a large gathering on the 25th ult. at the Inner Temple-hall on the occasion of the annual "At Home" and smoking concert of the battalion. During an interval in the programme the battalion prizes were distributed by Mr. Justice Grantham, in the absence, owing to unavoidable circumstances, of the Lord Chancellor. At a recent meeting of the joint committee of the Bar Library at the Royal Courts the resignation of the chairman, Mr. Napier Higgins, Q.C., was received with regret, and a resolution was passed stating that Mr. Higgins would be remembered as the originator of the scheme (approved by the Lord Chancellor and adopted by the four Inns of Court) under which the library was established, and also as having merited the lasting gratitude of the Bar by his active interest in the library ever since its formation in 1883. The quarterly meeting of the Royal Courts of Justice Temperance Society was held in the Parlour, Exeter Hall, on Thursday evening last, under the presidency of Mr. R. Sawyer. There was a good attendance of members and associates. After tea had been served, excellent addresses were given by the chairman, Messrs. W. F. A. Archibald, G. Blaiklock, F. Hinde, S. Watson, J. C. Pearce, Allday, Symons, and Illsley. A hearty vote of thanks to the chairman brought to its close a very enjoyable and successful meeting. The Albany Law Journal says that the late Lord Chief Justice of England used to tell his friends this anecdote at his own expense: Driving in his brougham towards his court one morning, an accident happened to it at Grosvenor-square. Fearing he would be belated, he called a cab from the street rank and bade the Jehu drive him as rapidly as possible to the Courts of Justice. "And where be they?" "What, a London cabby and don't know where the Law Courts are at Old Temple Bar?" "Oh, the Law Courts, is it? But you said Courts of Justice.' At the Birmingham Assizes last week, before the Lord Chief Justice and a common jury, an action was tried in which a nurse sought to recover the sum of £500 damages from a lady for an assault upon her, in consequence of which she lost the sight of her left eye. The defence was that the blow which was alleged to have caused the injury had been given by the defendant when she was of unsound mind and unable to appreciate the nature of her act. It was also pleaded that the plaintiff undertook her employment as nurse to the defendant with full knowledge of her state of mind, and therefore accepted the duties and risks incident to the nursing. Counsel submitted that a lunatic was not civilly liable for assault. His lordship said he would take that point if it arose. His lordship having summed up, the jury returned a verdict in favour of the plaintiff for £78. His lordship said he hoped nothing more would be heard of the point of law, and counsel said he would not pursue the matter further. Of course, says an American newspaper, Webster was in demand by those who could afford to pay for his services. A sharp Nantucket man is said to have got the better of the great advocate. He had a small case which was to be tried at Nantucket one week in June, and he posted to Webster's office in great haste. It was a contest with a neighbour over a matter of considerable local interest, and his pride as a litigant was at stake. Be told Webster the particulars, and asked what he would charge to conduct the case. Why," said Webster, “you can't afford to hire me. I should have to stay down there the whole week, and my fee would be more than the whole case is worth. I couldn't go down there for less than 1,000 dollars. I could take every case on the docket as well as one, and it wouldn't cost any more, for your case would take my time for the entire week, anyway.' 66 All right, Mr. Webster," quickly responded the Nantucketer. "Here's your 1,000 dollars. You come down, and I'll fix it so you can take every case.' Webster was so amused over this proposition that he kept his word. He spent the entire week in Nantucket, and appeared on one side or the other in every case that came up for hearing. The shrewd Nantucketer hired Daniel out to all his friends who were in litigation, and received in return about 1,500 dollars, so that he got Webster's services for nothing and made a good profit to boot. The annual meeting of the Inns of Court Mission was held in Lincoln'sinn Hall on Wednesday. The Lord Chancellor, who presided, said that the mission; the active work in connection with which was begun in March, 1897, was now in full working order, and it required only the assistance of those who were interested in it to carry out its work more fully. Societies and clubs of various kinds had been formed, and a large number of the men and boys living and working in the neighbourhood of Covent-garden, amid dull and depressing conditions, had had their lives brightened and cheered by the work of the mission. Some of her Majesty's judges had interested themselves in the work, and had given lectures and otherwise assisted at meetings held at the new mission build. ings in Drury-lane. With more co-operation and assistance, however, much greater good could be effected. Lord Cross moved the adoption of of the report. He said there were now upwards of two hundred members of the mission, which had greatly developed since the formal opening of the new buildings in October last. They tried to do more than merely provide a place of amusement for the club members. The mission had an educational side, and the most important branch of all its work was its religious effort. They looked for the help of the members of the Inns of Court in this, and also for financial aid. The lease of the Drury-lane premises would expire in 1902, and they ought to have some £5,000 in band for building purposes by that date, whereas at present the building fund consisted of a debt of nearly £450. The Solicitor-General seconded the motion, and the report was adopted. Mr. Sydney Gedge, M.P., addressed a letter, dated the 9th of March, but he states that he has not yet been favoured with a reply. In this to the Lord Chancellor on the subject of the Land Transfer Act of 1897, letter Mr. Gedge says that on Tuesday, the 15th of February, by the Lord Chancellor's instructions, the Attorney-General, in replying to a question which Mr. Gedge had put to the First Lord of the Treasury, informed the House of Commons that the action of the Privy Council in giving to the County Council of London on the 26th of November last the statutory notice that the Land Transfer Act would be applied to London was not, in the Lord Chancellor's opinion, "inconsistent with anything which he had said in the House of Commons." Mr. Gedge says that on the 4th of August last, when the Land Transfer Bill was being considered on report, he moved an amendment to prevent its being first tried in the county of London, on various grounds. One of them was that "there was nothing in the Bill to prevent the Privy Council from issuing a notice for bringing the provisions of the measure into operation within any county within three months from next week." The Attorney-General replied that "this was impossible, because the provisions of the Bill were not to come into operation until the 1st of January, 1898, before which time no steps whatever could be taken towards putting these provisions in force." Nevertheless, before the 1st of January-namely, on the 26th of November -the Privy Council gave the statutory notice to the London County Council. Mr. Gedge adds: "And your lordship says that there is no inconsistency! I call it a violation of a pledge-not, indeed, at first intentional, but only a mistake, made, I assume, in ignorance of what had occurred in the House of Commons; but if this mistake be persisted in after attention has been drawn to that pledge given, it will amount to a distinct breach of faith." He concludes by showing that the mistake is not incurable, as it is not necessary to act on the notice of the 26th of November. April 4.-Mr. ALFRED RICHARDS, at the Mart, at 2, £5,000 Five per Cent. Preference Stock in the Hornsey Gas Co.; £6,000 Three per Cent. Perpetual Debenture Stock in the Maidstone Gas Co.; also Shares in the Bournemouth Gas and Water Co., Ascot District Gas Co., and Walton-on-Thames Gas Co. (See advertisement, March 26, back page.) April 5.-Messrs. WILLIS & CROUCH, at the Mart, at 2, Four Freehold Houses in Loraineroad, Holloway, let at £161 per annum. Solicitors, Messrs. Thomas & Blakemore, Birmingham. (See advertisement, this week, p. 5.) April 7.-Messrs. H. E. FOSTER & CRANFIELD, at the Mart,at 2 p.m.: REVERSIONS: To one-fifth of £493 Bank Stock; gentleman aged 82. Also one-sixth of a Trust Fund of £3,285 Metropolitan Stock, on decease of same gentleman; provided the reversioner aged 27 survives him. Solicitor, G. Cutcliffe, Esq., London. To a Freehold House near Leamington, value about £2,250; lady aged 64. Solicitor, J. B. Churchill, Esq., London. To one-sixth of a Trust Estate of the value of £6,600 in Colonial Stock and on Mortgage; lady aged 57. Solicitor, W. B. Styer, Esq., London. To two-fourths of £905 Consols; lady aged 65. Solicitors, Messrs. Douglas Norman & Co., London. To one-eleventh of a Trust Fund, value £44,000 Colonial Government and Railway Stock; lady aged 60. Solicitors, Messrs. Hastie, London. To one-fifth of a Residuary Estate of £2,430 Great Western 5 per Cent. Stock; FRIENDLY SOCIETY DISSOLVED. ST. PETER'S MUTUAL FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Boy's Schoolroom, Sackville st, Everton, Liver- COMPAGNIE DES MINES D'OR (BROWN'S CREEK), LIMITED (INCORPORATED Aug 2, 1894)— KENDALL'S PATENT REVERSIBLE WINDOW SASH 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 Roland Allen Felton, 1, Waterloo st, Birmingham Blewitt & Co, Birmingham, solors for liquidator MOROCCO BOUND SYNDICATE, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 23, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Stanley Woodhouse & Hedderwick, 45, Ludgate hill, solors to liquidator MUTUAL CYCLE MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY CO, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented March 28, directed to be heard on April 6. Pollock & Co, 6, Lincoln's inn fields. agents for J. E. Hodding, Leicester, solors for company and liquidators. Notice of appearing must reach Messis Pollock & Co not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of April 5 SOUTH HAMS COACHING CO, L'MITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 30, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims to Charles Gilbert Hambly, Naval Bink chmbrs, Plymouth. Fripp & Co, Plymouth, solors for liquidator VICTORIA BRICK WORKS CO, LIMITED - Creditors are required, on or before May 11, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Joseph Hammond, Duffryn chmbrs, Pontypridd WENTWORTH EXTENSION, LIMITED (INCORPORATED MARCH 28, 1893)-Creditors are required, on or before April 30, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr Frank Firman Fuller, 19, St Swithin's lane. Snell & Co, 1 and 2, George st, Mansion house, solors for liquidator FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. HERTFORD CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED, St Andrew's st, Hertford March 23 WIDOW AND ORPHANS' FUND, WARWICKSHIRE CENTRAL DISTRICT A O F, 91, Queen-st, CREDITORS' NOTICES. UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, March 25, JONES, CHARLES, Epsom, Butcher April 16 Jones v Jones, Romer, J Genge, Norfolk house, Victoria Embankment UNDER 22 & 23 VICг. CAP. 35. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, March 18. ABBOTT, MARY ANN, Southend April 20 H & G Keith, Chancery lane also £2,670 Madras Railway 5 per Cent.; lady aged 63. Solicitors, Messrs.. APCAR, JOSEPH ALEXANDER, St James st, Piccadilly May 20 Sanderson & Co, Queen Colyer & Colyer, London. REVERSIONARY LIFE INTEREST: Of a gentleman aged 37, in one-seventh of a Trust Estate producing £813, lady aged 70, with Policies. London. POLICIES: Solicitors, Messrs. Douglas Norm in & Co., For £1,250, £1,250, £400, £400, £300, £200. (See advertisements, this weck, back page.) 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.] WINDING UP NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, March 25. CARDIFF MILLING CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 30, to send their ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN NEWS CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 22, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts and claims, to Mr H Smith, 12, St Bride st Jerome & Co, Walbrook, solors to liquidator JOHN WHITELEY & SONS, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before May 7, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts and claims, to Messrs Thomson & Rawnsley, Brunswick Mills, Halifax England, Halifax, solor for liquidators Victoria st APCAR, THOMAS ALEXANDER, Buckingham Palace mansions May 20 Sanderson & Co, Queen Victoria st ATKINS, CHARLES WHITE, Dinan, France April 18 St Barbe & Co, Delahay st, West minster ATWELL, MARY ANN, Hillingdon Heath May 2 Saxton & Morgan, Somerset st, Port man sq BARBOUR, CHRISTIAN CRAWFURD, Altrincham April 13 Jones, Manchester BARKER, JOSIAH, Denton, Northampton April 18 Becke & Green, Northampton BROOKSBANK, JAMES, Swinton, York, Stove Grate Moulder April 30 Burdekin & Co, CLOWES, MARTHA, Eaton, Norwich April 19 Goodchild, Norwich CONSTABLE, EDWARD, Custom House, Essex, Builder April 29 Copp, Essex st, Strand ELRY, WILLIAM, Tattershall, Lincoln, Farmer May 1 Staniland, Boston EVANS, ELEANOR HARRIET, Kensington Gardens ter, Hyde Park April 17 Jeboult, Carey st FAULCONER, SUSANNAH, Plymouth April 30 Howlett & Clarke, Brighton FIELD, ELIZA WILLING SPRING PETERS, Philadelphia, USA May 1 Smith & Son3, FOUNTAIN, MARY, Aldershot April 25 Foster & Wells, Aldershot HODGES, CHARLES, Birmingham, Licensed Victualler April 22 Tarleton & Butlin, Birmingham June 17 North, Birkbeck Bank ham CHANCE, ROBERT LUCAS, Edgbaston, Manufacturer May 1 Ryland & Co, Birmingham ETTERY, JAMES, Yeovil April 15 Ffooks & Douglas, Sherborne, Dorset FISHER, JOB, Ashton under Lyne, Draper under Lyne April 18 Gartside & Robinson, Ashton FRYER, GEORGE FREDERICK, Leeds, Butcher April 16 John Bowling & Sons, Leeds GIDNEY, WILLIAM THOMAS, East Dereham, Norfolk, Ironfounder April 23 CozensHardy & Jewson, Norwich HEYLAND, MARIA, Warwick sq April 28 Williams, Brighton HITCHCOCK, CHALLES, Conock, nr Devizes May 5 Meek & Co, Devizes HICKISSON, JAMES, Bournemouth April 23 Leslie & Hardy, Bedford row JOHNSON, JAMES HENRY, Southport April 30 Peace & Ellis, Wigan LATHAM, PHILIP ARDERNE, Ealing Jan 14 Dawson & Co, New sq, Lincoln's inn LAWRENCE, EDWARD, Throgmorton st, Stockbroker April 30 Legatt & Co, Raymond bldgs LILLEY, ELLEN, Stourbridge April 38 Russell, Lichfield LLOYD, ALFRED, East Ham, Essex May 18 Aston, Gresham House MARSHALL, MARGARET, Bethnal Green April 30 Wragg, Gt St Helen's SHARP, JAMES PINLEY, King's Heath, Worcester April 18 Robinson & Son, Birming- MURRAY, EMILY CLAVERING, Brighton April 23 Upperton & Bacon, Brighton NEALE, HENRY, Cheltenham, China Merchant May 31 Ley & Co, Cheltenham SLADE, ARTHUR, Clapham April 26 Wilmot, Brixton rd NOKE, RALPH, Richmond, Licensed Victualler May 2 Skewes-Cox & Co, Lancaster pl, Strand OAKLEY, ISABEL, Streatham April 20 Snow & Co, Gt St Thomas Apostle SMITH, GEORGE, Brighton May 16 Champion & Sons, Brighton SOULSBY, ELLEN MELONA, Waterloo, Blyth, Northumberland, Baker March 31 Wilson, STEPHEN, OSCAR LESLIE, Cadogan sq April 18 John Holmes & Son, Clement's In inn fields STRONGE, CHARLES WALTER, Whitehall court May 1 Oatway, Bush In London Gazette.-TUESDAY, March 22. BARDSLEY, WILLIAM, Oldham, Licensed Victualler April 15 R & J Ashcroft & Maw, Oldham BERRIDGE, ANN FRY, Leicester May 2 Berridge & Sons, Leicester PAIN, EMMA, Exmouth April 23 Woodcock & Co, Bloomsbury sq REDGMENT, Walter WriGHT, Blofield, Norfolk, Butcher March 31 Emerson, Norwich SABEL, ERNEST EUGEN, Cannon st, Paper Merchant May 7 Hollams & Co, Mincing In SCAMMELL, HENRY, Lyndhurst, Southampton, Engineer April 30 Southampton SCHULTZ, WALTER RUDOLPH, Wilberforce rd, Finsbury Park Coxwell & Pope, Cruesemann & May 14 Rouse, Gracechurch st SLADE, MARY ANN, Bath May 31 Barnes & Bernard, Finsbury circus STANNARD, JACOB, South Shields April 20 Mabane & Graham, South Shields TAYLOR, THOMAS ALBERT, Huddersfield, Auctioneer May 1 Ramsden & Co, Huddersfield WATTS, MATILDA LEWIS, Greenwich April 29 Marchant & Co, College st, Cannon st WILCOX, JOSEPH, Birmingham May 1 Cottrell & Son, Birmingham WOOD, ALEXANDER, Abbey Wood, Kent April 25 Edmonds & Rutherford, Gt Winchester st WOOD, JAMES WILLIAM, Oldham April 16 Taylor, Oldham BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Mar. 25. RECEIVING ORDERS. ADDINGLEY, SAMUEL, Knottingley, Yorks, Glass Bottle Manufacturer Wakefield Pet March 17 Ord March 17 ASQUITH, SAMUEL EDWARD, Allerton, Bradford, Machine Maker Bradford Pet March 22 Ord March 22 BARTON, CHARLES CROKER, Lowndes sq, Belgravia High Court Pet Feb 21 Ord March 22 BAKER, GODFREY HUGH MASSEY, Bolton, Officer Bolton BLACKMORE, GEORGE WILLIAM, Dawlish, Devon, Butcher CONWAY, JOSEPH, Hulme, Manchester chester Pet March 21 Ord March 21 COTTLE, ALFRED WILSON, Liverpool, Confectioner Liverpool Pet March 23 Ord March 23 CROSBIE, CHARLES HOWARD, Mevagissey, Cornwall Truro Pet Sept 23 Ord March 19 CURTIS & Co, Fenchurch st High Court Pet Feb 22 Ord DAUDVILLE, LOUISE CHANTAL, Brook st, Hanover sq. Court EASTWOOD, JANE, Leeds, Greengrocer Leeds Pet March 22 Ord March 22 EISENBERG, ABRAHAM HARRIS, Cardiff, Tobacconist Car- HARGREAVES, LAW ALFRED JAMES, Buxton, Derbys Manchester Pet March 9 Ord March 21 HOBDAY, HERBERT WILLIAM, Canterbury, Grocer Cantertury Pet March 21 Ord March 21 HOUGH, HENRY, Church Broughton, Derbys, Baker Burton on Trent Pet March 21 Ord March 21 JACKSON, EDWARD, Huyton, nr Liverpool, Paint Manufacturer Liverpool Pet March 8 Ord March 21 JOHN ROBERTS & Co, Regent st, Billiard Table Manufacturers High Court Pet March 8 Ord March 22 LAWRENCE, JOSEPH, Aston, nr Birmingham, India Rubber Dealer Birmingham Pet Feb 14 Ord March 21 LEWIS, THOMAS, Pontycymmer, Glam Cardiff Pet March 21 Ord March 21 LLOYD, THOMAS, Bangor, Coal Merchant Bangor Pet LOGIOS, CONSTANTINE, Manchester, Commission Agent MADDOX, JOHN GEORGE, Hereford, Grocer Hereford Pet OATES, WILLIAM HENRY, Brotherton, Yorks, Licensed POWELL, WILLIAM, Cardiff, Hotel Keeper's Manager ROBERTS, WILLIAM, Painswick rd, nr Gloucester, Market RYDER, JAMES, Markington, Ridley, Yorks, Builder TASKER, FREDERICK TALBOT. Dartford, Kent, Solicitor UGLOW, MARGARET EMMA, South Hornsey Edmonton WADE, ISAIAH, Stamford, Lincs, Potter Peterborough WISBEY, EDWARD, Grays, Essex, Engine Driver Rochester WOODS, WILLIAM, Whiston, Lancs, Publican Liverpool Pet March 22 Ord March 22 Amended notice substituted for that published in the London Gazette of March 18: OLDMAN, JOHN WILLIAM, Chislehurst Hill, Kent, Builder Croydon Pet March 15 Ord March 15 ADAMS, THOMAS, Short Heath, nr Wolverhampton, Coal Dealer April 4 at 11.30 Off Rec, Wolverhampton ALDERSON, WILLIAM HENRY, Withington, Lanes April 1 at 10.30 Off Rec, County chmbrs, Market pl, Stockport ARMITAGE, ALFRED ROBERTS, Wortley, Leeds April 4 at 11 Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds ASTON, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Worcester, Bailder 11.30 Off Rec, 45, Copenhagen st, Worcester BENNETT, HENRY, Weston under Penyard, Farmer April 4 at 2.30 2, Offa st, Hereford BINGLEY, HENRY, Bradford, Lady's Hairdresser April 4 at 11 Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford BISHOP, WALTER, Batley, York, Fishmonger April 1 at 3.30 Off Rec, Bank chmbrs, Batley April 4 at CARTER, LORANCE WILLIAM, Old Broad st April 1 at 2.30 Bankruptcy blågs, Carey st DANIEL, WILLIAM, Neath, Glam April 1 at 12 Off Rec 31, Alexandra rd, Swansea DAVIES, THOMAS GRIFFITH COOK WYNTON, Kew April at 11.30 21, Rai way ap. London Bridge DODWELL, CHRISTOPHER, Gt Yarmouth, Baker April 2 at 12 Off Rec, 8, King st, Norwich EDSER, HARVEY, Abinger, Surrey, Butcher April 4 a 12.30 24, Railway app, London Bridge ELLIOT, GEORGE STOKOE, Southwell, Notts, Physician April 2 at 12 Off Rec, 4, Castle pl, Park st, Nottingham Of ELWOOD, THOMAS, Liverpool, Tailor April 4 at 12 GRAY, WILLIAM HARRISON, Tewkesbury, Surveyor April HAYWARD, GEORGE, Portsea, Baker April 1 a 3 Off Rec, Cambridge junct, High st, Portsmouth HENLEY, STEPHEN, Devonshire rd, Forest Hill April 1 at NICHOLS, JAMES, Skewen, Glam, Boot Dealer April 1 at OLDMAN, JOHN WILLIAM, Chislehurst Hill, Kent, Builder PHILLIPS, FANNY, High Holborn, Spinster April 1 SAWDAY, HENRY, South Kensington, Hotel Proprietor WHITE, ELIZA, Newport, I of W, Baker April 2 at 11.30 WOAN, MICHAEL, Worcester, Coal Merchant April 2 at 11.30 Off Rec, 45, Copenhagen st, Worcester WOODCOCK, CHARLES HENRY, Sheffield, Grocer April 1 at 2 Off Rec, Figtree lane, Sheffield WRIGHT, WILLIAM, Hulme, Manchester April 1 at 2.30 Off Byrom street, Manchester ADJUDICATIONS. ADDINGLEY, SAMUEL, Knottingley. Glass Bottle Manufac- CONWAY, JOSEPH, Hulme, Manchester, Traveller Man- DAY, GEORGE WILLIAM, Bedminster, Bristol, Baker Bris- EASTWOOD, JANE, Leeds, Greengrocer Leeds Pet March 22 EDGAR, ROBERT, Hammersmith High Court Pet Feb 1 Ord March 22 EDSER, HARVEY, Abinger, Surrey, Butcher Croydon Pet FOSTER, HERBERT JOSIAH, Southend on Sea, Wharfinger HARGREAVES, LAW ALFRED JAMES, Buxton Manchester ROBERTS, WILLIAM, Painswick rd, nr Gloucester, Market RYDER, JAMES, Markington, nr Ripley, Builder North- Edmonton WADE, ISAIAH, Stamford, Lines, Potter Peterborough Amended notices substituted for those published in the AINSWORTH, ROBERT, Moss Side, nr Manchester Salford London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Mar. 29. RECEIVING ORDERS. ABRAHAMS, RAINA, Plymouth, Picture Dealer Plymouth Pet March 25 Ord March 25 BAKER, CYRUS, Wolstanton, Staffs, Butcher Hanley Pet March 21 Ord March 21 BELLERBY, WILLIAM, Kippax, York, Grocer Wakefield Pet March 25 Ord March 25 BLAKE, T F, Redfield, Bristol, Grocer Bristol Pet March 4 Ord March 24 BROWN, ANNETTE JANE, Cardiff Cardiff Pet March 9 BROWN, JOHN CROXTON, Stanwick, Northampton North- COHEN, PHILIP, Stoke Newington Edmonton Pet Feb 24 DENNIS, WILLIAM ALBERT, Sunderland, Fruiterer Sunder- Lancs, Electrical Engineers Burnley Pet March 24 FORRESTER, JOHN, Craven Arms, Salop, Butcher Leominster Pet March 26 Ord March 26 FOX, THOMAS, Penzance, Cornwall, Nurserym in Truro FRASER, ALEXANDER, Frimley, nr Farnborough, Grocer GRANT, JOHN WALKER, Stantonbury, Bucks, Draper HAMMOND, PERCY, Middlesborough, Butcher Stockton on IRONS, GEORGE ENOS, Newington, Corn Dealer High JOHNSON, FREDERICK THOMAS, Deptford, Firewood Mer- JONES, WILLIAM, Gt Yarmouth, Waiter Gt Yarmouth Pet March 25 Ord March 25 Pet LAMBERT, JOSEPH, and JAMES ABRAHAM DUNKLEY, Welling- PRICE, JOHN, Westbourne grove, Fishmonger High Court PUNCHARD, WILLIAM GARDNER, Tiverton, Devon, Forage Dealer Exeter Pet March 25 Ord March 25 THORMAN & Co, Market st, Finsbury, Leather Dealers Bedford WOODHOUSE, WILLIAM TAYLOR, Rochdale, Undertaker Rochdale Pet March 24 Ord March 24 Amended notice substituted for that published in the LOGIOS, CONSTANTINE, West Didsbury, Lancs, Commission av BLACKMORE, GEORGE WILLIAM, Dawlish, Devon, Butcher DAUDVILLE, LOUISE CHANTAL, Hanover st, Court Milliner DAY, GEORGE WILLIAM, Bedminster, Bristol, Baker April DIPROSE, ADAM, Brighton April 5 at 12 Off Rec, 4, Pavilion bldgs, Brighton FARMAN, HAROLD AUGUSTUS, Charing Cross, Solicitor April 5 at 12 HEPWORTH, JOHN, Startforth, Yorks, Surveyor April 13 at JOHN ROBERTS & Co, Regent st, Billiard Table Manufac- OAKLEY, JOHN, Deptford, Wheelwright April 6 at 11.30 24, Railway app, London Bridge OATES, JOHN HENRY, Sheffield, Confectioner April 5 at 2 ORME-WEBB, ROBERT ORME, Dartmouth April 5 at 10.15 PITTS, WILLIAM, Bradford, Cabinet Maker April 5 at 12 at 12 Magistrates' Room, Bangor ROSENBERG, ELIAS, Aldersgate st April 6 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs. Carey st SIMPSON, L, St Swithin's In April 7 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st SNOAD, GEORGE, Chiswick, Oil and Colour Man April 7 at 3 8, Temple chmbrs, Temple av STOTT-MILNE, JOHN, and ROBERT STOTT-MILNE, Bradbury, nr Stockport, Colliery Proprietors April 5 at 12 Off Rec, Byrom st, Manchester UGLOW, MARGARET EMMA, South Hornsey April 5 at 3 Off Rec, 95, Temple chmbrs, Temple av WALKER, DAVID, Padiham, Lancs, Joiner April 5 at 3 Exchange Hotel, Nicholas st, Burnley WILSON, JOHN, South Bank, York, Accountant April 13 at 3 Off Rec, 8, Albert rd, Middlesborough ADJUDICATIONS. ABRAHAMS, RAINA, Plymouth, Picture Dealer Plymouth Pet March 25 Ord March 25 ATCHERLEY, JOHN, Wellington, Salop Stafford Pet Feb 4 Ord Feb 24 BAKER, CYRUS, Wolstanton, Staffs, Butcher Hanley Pet March 21 Ord March 21 BELLERBY, WILLIAM, Kippax, Yorks, Grocer Wakefield BROWN, EMILY SOPHIA, Mayfield, Sussex Tunbridge Wells Pet Jan 29 Ord March 26 Pet March 25 Ord March 25 BULPITT, FREDERICK CHARLES, Southampton, Fishmonger Southamptom Pet March 21 Ord March 24 REEVES & TURNER, CHAPMAN, DANIEL, and THOMAS COLYER SHEFFIELD, Bir- LAW BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS. DAUDVILLE, LOUISE CHANTAL, Brook st, Hanover sq, Court Milliner High Court Pet March 24 Ord March 24 DIPROSE, ADAM, Brighton Brighton Pet March 22 Ord March 25 FOX, THOMAS, Penzance, Cornwall, Nurseryman Truro Pet March 25 Ord March 26 GARRARD, FRED G, Morley, York, Clothier Dewsbury Pet March 5 Ord March 23 GREAVES, JOHN, Chorley, Labourer Preston Pet March 25 Ord March 25 HAMMOND, PERCY, Middlesborough, Butcher Stockton on Libraries Valued or Purchased. A Large Stock of Second-hand Reports and Text-book always on Sale. Land Transfer Act, 1897. The following Conveyancing Forms, rendered necessary by this Act, as settled by Messrs. J. S. RUBINSTEIN and W. LEE NASH, are now on Sale, price 6d. each. 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