COURT OF APPEAL. TRINITY SITTINGS, 1898. APPEAL COURT I.-NOTICES. Queen's Bench interlocutory appeals will be taken in Court I. on Tuesday, June 7, and afterwards on every Monday in Trinity Sittings. Bankruptcy appeals will be taken on Friday, June 10, and following Fridays. Queen's Bench final appeals and new trial motions will be taken in Court I. in alternate weeks during the Sittings. New trial motions will be taken in Court I. on Wednesday, June 8, and following days in that week. Final appeals in the second week. On Mondays and Fridays final appeals or new trial motions will be taken if there are not enough interlocutory or bankruptcy appeals for a day's paper. Admiralty appeals (with assessors) will be taken in Court I. on days specially appointed by the Court, notice of which will appear in the Daily Cause List. APPEAL COURT II.-NOTICES. N.B.-Interlocutory appeals from the Chancery and Probate and Divorce Divisions will be taken in Court II. on Tuesday, June 7, and afterwards on every Wednesday in Trinity Sittings. N.B.-Subject to Chancery interlocutory appeals on Wednesdays, Chancery final appeals will be taken every day in Court II. until further notice. N.B.-When the interlocutory appeals are not enough for a day's paper, Chancery final appeals will be added on interlocutory days. N.B.-Probate and Divorce final appeals will be taken in the Chancery Appeal List as reached. Appeals from the Lancaster and Durham Palatine Courts (if any) will be taken in Court II. on Thursday, July 7, and Thursday, August 4. FROM THE CHANCERY DIVISION. Judgment Reserved. Harding v Pooley app of dft from judgt of Justices Wright and Kennedy, dated Nov 3, 1897 Dec 1 Clarkson v Button app of dft from judgt of Mr Justice Ridley, dated Stange & Co v Lowitz app of dft from judgt of Mr Justice Ridley, dated Major v Storey app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice Darling, dated Dec J. Hartley & ors (applts) v The Assessment Committee of the Pontefract Union (respts) (Crown Side) app of applts from judgt of Justices Wright & Kennedy, dated Nov 26, 1897 Dec 20 Warren v Moore app of dft from judgt of Mr Justice Hawkins, dated Dec 14, 1897, at trial without a jury, Middlesex Dec 23 In re Perkins Poyser v Beyfus app of defts from order of Mr. Justice The West London Syndicate ld (applts) v The Commrs of Inland Revenue North, dated Feb 23, 1898 (ca v May 26) not perfected) Feb 15 Ecroyd v Coulthard app of John Leach & aur from order of Mr Justice North, dated March 23, 1898 March 16 In re Woods & Lewis & V & P Act, 1874 app of Barnet-Lewis from order of Mr Justice Romer, dated March 4, 1898 March 18 In re The Companies Acts, 1862 to 1890 & In re Baxters ld app of Baxters ld from order of Mr Justice Wright, dated March 2, 1898 (s o June 26) March 24 Brabourne v Anglo-Austrian Print & Publishing Cold Dobell v Same app of Nunn & Popham from order of Mr Justice Wright, dated March 16, 1898 March 26 Ward v Mayor, &c of Boro' of Portsmouth app of plt from order of Mr Justice Byrne, dated March 25, 1898 March 28 In re The Companies Acts, 1862 to 1890, and In re The General Phosphate Corpn ld app of The Mortgage Insce Corpn ld from order of Mr Justice Wright, dated March 23, 1898 March 28 Osmond's ld v Balmoral Cycle Co app of dfts from order of Mr Justice Kennedy (for Mr Justice North), dated March 29, 1898 April 2 Attorney-Gen v Siddall app of deft from order of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated January 21, 1898 April 5 Manchester, Sheffield, & Lincolnshire Ry Co v Anderson app of deft from order of Mr. Justice Byrne, dated March 24, 1898 April 6 Day v Challis app of plts from order of Mr Justice Byrne, dated April 1, 1898 April 6 In re The City Assets Co ld & Clarkson & V & P Act, 1874 app of the Bence v Shearman app of deft T Shearman, from order of Mr Justice Savill Bros, ld v Langman app of deft from order of Mr Justice Romer, dated March 31, 1898 April 14 In re Gyde Ward v Little app of H M Attorney-Gen from order of Mr Justice North, dated April 5, 1898 April 22 The Universal Industrial Syndicate, ld v Eadie app of plts from order of Mr. Justice North, dated March 28, 1898 (security ordered) April 23 FROM THE QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. For Hearing. (Final List.) 1897. The Mersey Docks & Harbour Board v R Hunter, Craig, & Co app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice Mathew, dated Nov 13, 1897, at trial without a jury, Middlesex Nov 27 (rspts) (Revenue) app of applts from jdgt of Justices Grantham and Channell, dated Dec 15, 1897 Dec 30 The National Telephone Ćo ld (applts) v The Commrs of Inland Revenue (repts) (Revenue) app of applts from jdgt of Justices Grantham and Channell, dated Dec 14, 1897 Dec 30 1898. Woolf v Hamilton app of pltf from jdgt of Mr Justice Darling, dated Andrews'v Lubbock app of dft from judgt of Mr Justice Channell, dated Dec 21, 1897, at trial without a jury, Middlesex Jan 4 Dec 18, 1897, at trial without a jury, Middlesex Jan 4 FROM THE QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. Buss v Allen & Sons appn of ptfs from jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and jdgt, dated March 24, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Day and special jury, Middlesex March 30 Edwards v London General Omnibus Co ld appn of ptf for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and jdgt, dated March 25, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Day and special jury, Middlesex March 31 Hughes v Cooksey & aur appln of B Cooksey for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and jdgt, dated March 23, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Bruce and common jury, Middlesex April 4 Grove v Buluwayo Estate & Trust Co ld appn of dfts for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and jdgt, dated March 29, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Darling and common jury, Middlesex April 5 Boaler v Aylward appn of ptf in person for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and judgt, dated at trial before Mr. Justice Mathew and special jury, Middlesex April 7 Hall v Allkins appln of deft for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and judgt, dated March 23, 1898, at trial before Sheriff of Court of London April 14 Spokes & ors v Grosvenor & West End Ry Terminus Hotel Co & ors appln of E J Newitt for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and jdgt, dated April 5, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Ridley and special jury, Middlesex April 16 Gloverv Williamson and anr app!n of plt for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict & jdgt, dated Feb 24, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Lawrance and special jury, Newcastle on Tyne April 18 Davies v Coram & Co appln of plt for judgt or new trial on app from verdict and jdgt, dated March 23, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Channell and special jury, Glamorgan April 20 Friern Barnet Urban District Council v Richardson applu of plts for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and jdgt, dated April 20, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Grantham and special jury, Middlesex April 27 Harrold & anr v Watney appln of plts for jdgt or new trial on app from verdict and jdgt dated April 26, 1898, at trial before Mr Justice Ridley and common jury, Middlesex April 30 HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. CHANCERY DIVISION. Notices relating to the Chancery Cause List. Motions, Petitions, and Short Causes will be taken on the usual days stated in the Trinity Sittings Paper, with the following exceptions, viz.: Mr. Justice North.-In consequence of Mr. Justice North sitting for the disposal of his lordship's own witness list, from Tuesday, June 14, until Saturday, June 25 (inclusive), his lordship's motions and unopposed petitions will be taken by Mr. Justice Romer—that is to say, motions on Thursday, June 16, and Thursday, June 23; unopposed petitions on Saturday, June 18, and Saturday, June 25. If witness actions can be taken on any days other than those above appointed, due notice will be given. Mr. Justice Stirling.-In consequence of Mr. Justice Stirling sitting for the disposal of his lordsbip's own witness list, from Tuesday, June 28, until Saturday, July 9 (inclusive), his lordship's motions and unopposed petitions during that time will be taken by Mr. Justice Kekewichthat is to say, motions and unopposed petitions on Thursday, June 30, and Thursday, July 7. If witness actions can be taken on any days other than those above appointed, due notice will be given. Mr. Justice Kekewich.-The order of business before Mr. Justice Kekewich will be as stated on the sittings paper. Actions for trial with witnesses will be taken on Tuesday, June 14, and continued until the end of the following week. They will also be taken at other times. Notice will be given in the Daily Cause List. Mr. Justice Romer.-Witness actions will be commenced on Wednesday, June 8. In consequence of Mr. Justice Romer sitting for the disposal of his lordship's own witness list, from Tuesday, June 28, until Saturday, July 9 (inclusive), his lordship's motions and unopposed petitions during that time will be taken by Mr. Justice North-that is to say, motions on Thursday, June 30, and Thursday, July 7; unopposed petitions on Saturday, July 2, and Saturday, July 9. When the witness list is being taken, further considerations will not be taken on the Tuesday. Mr. Justice Byrne will take witness actions every day in the order as they stand in his lordship's cause book. Liverpool and Manchester Business.-Mr. Justice Byrne will take Liverpool and Manchester business as follows: 1. Motions, short causes, petitions, and adjourned summonses on every other Friday, commencing with Friday, June 17. 2. Summonses in chambers will be taken on every other Saturday, commencing with Saturday, June 18. Summonses before the judge in chambers.-Justices North, Stirling, Kekewich, and Romer will sit in court the whole day on every Monday during the sittings to hear chamber summonses. Summonses adjourned into court will be taken (subject to the witness list) as follows: Mr. Justice North on the days stated in the Trinity Sittings paper, and on Fridays and Saturdays; Mr. Justice Stirling, with non-witness actions; Mr. Justice Kekewich on Fridays as stated in the Trinity Sittings paper; Mr. Justice Romer, with non-witness actions, except procedure summonses, which (if any) are taken every Saturday, and also on other days as the judges may direct. Special notice with reference to the Chancery Witness Lists. During the Trinity Sittings the Judges will sit for the disposal of their own Witness Lists as follows: Mr. Justice North will take his Witness List for the fortnight, beginning on Tuesday, June 14, and will sit continuously (Monday, June 20, excepted) until Saturday, June 25. Mr. Justice Stirling will begin on Tuesday, June 28, and sit continuously (Monday, July 4, excepted) until Saturday, July 9. Mr. Justice Kerewich will begin on Tuesday, June 14, and sit N.B.-When the Witness Lists can be taken on any days other than those above appointed, due notice will be given. During the fortnight when a Judge is engaged on his Witness List, Motions in Causes or Matters assigned to him (including Exparte Motions, but not including Motions relating to the postponement of the Trial or Hearing of any Cause or Matter in his Lordship's List), and also Unopposed Petitions assigned to him, will be heard by one of his Colleagues as follows: Those assigned to Mr. Justice North will be heard by Mr. Justice Romer. Those assigned to Mr. Justice Stirling will be heard by Mr. Justice Kekewich. Those assigned to Mr. Justice Kekewich will be heard by Mr. Justice Stirling. Those assigned to Mr. Justice Romer will be heard by Mr. Justice North. Chancery Causes for Trial or Hearing. Before the Right Honourable Sir FRANCIS H. JEUNE, President of the Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division (Sitting as an additional Judge of the Chancery Division). In re Clegg Colepeper v Colepeper act (wits) June 14 Before Mr. Justice NORTH. Causes for Trial (with witnesses). Chillingworth v Chambers act Blaiberg v Taylor act & m fj Goode v Bridgwater & Co act Willis v Aste act The Improved Electric Glo Lamp Co v The Edison and Swan Before Mr. Justice STIRLING. act In re Taylor Atkinson v Lord act Pretcher v The New Rio Tinto Gates v Mott act John Smith's Tadcaster Brewery Sedgwick v Hawse action without Brady v Hannan's Gold Estates ld act Symonds v Bellman act Che vallier v Carter act (advanced by Silverthorne v Link act In re Hattersley & Jackson's Patent Heelis v Warriner act Garstin (trading, &c) v Stafford P Philpot & Cold v Ward act Baker v Dix & Warlow act Before Mr. Justice WRIGHT. (Sitting as an additional Judge of the Chancery Division.) Motions. Companies (Winding-up). African Landed Estates Co ld (for Colonial Debenture Corpn ld (vary London & General Bank, ld (commit) Veuve Monnier et ses Fils, ld (to enforce delivery of accounts) Chancery Division. Black v Williams & Victoria Steamboat Assocn, ld (delivery up of possession) Before Mr. Justice BYRNE. Causes for Trial (with Witnesses) Dean v Sercombe, Son, & Co act Bulpett v Link act Stevenson ▾ Harward before July 1) act (not In re Marriott, Marriott v Marriott THE PROPERTY MART. SALES OF THE ENSUING WEEK. June 13.-Messrs. BARKER & NEALE, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., valuable Ground-rents, June 14.-Messrs. BEAN, BURNETT, & ELDRIDGE, at the Mart, at 2 p.m. : Sydenham.-Two Semi-detached Residences; old matured gardens in the rear; let at (See advertisements, June 4. p. 7.) June 14.-Messis. FOSTER, at 54, Pall-mall, at 1 for 2 p.m.: West Kensington (19, Glazbury-road).-Held for a term of which about 74 years are Maida-hill (29, Howley-place).-Held for about forty-four years, at £15. Solicitors, (See advertisements, June 4, p. 10). June 15.-Messrs. EDWIN Fox & BOUSFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Building Estate, on the summit of Muswell-hill, comprising 18 acres, with a frontage of 800 feet to the high road. Solicitors, Messrs. Munton & Morris, London. (See advertisement, this week, p. 5.) June 15.-Messrs. H. E. FOSTER & CRANFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., three Residences at West Dulwich, producing £154 per annum; lease 65 years. Solicitors, Messrs. Mear & Fowler, London. PROFIT RENTAL Of £253 per annum, secured upon property forming part of Piccadilly-circus. June 16.-Messrs. FOSTER & CRANFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m. : To £150,000 Trust Estate; lady aged 35, provided she survives her husband, To One-fourth of Freehold Farm, value £3,200; lady aged 55. Solicitor, H. To One-eighth of a Trust Fund of £14,739 Consols; lady aged 46. Solicitors, To One-seventh of Freehold Properties, situated at Brighton, Sutton, and Peck- To One-fourth of Freehold and Leasehold Properties, producing £708 per annum, and Stocks value £5,000; lady aged 70. Solicitors, Messrs. H. Dade & Co., London. To One-twentieth of a Trust Fund value £17,500 in Consols and Railway Stock; lady aged 76, provided gentleman aged 43 survives her. Solicitors, Messrs. Letts Bros, London. To a Trust Fund (Freeholds and Gas and Railway Stock) of the value of £6,000; To One-sixth of £2,785 in Consols; lady aged 82. Solicitors, Messrs. E. & J. To One-Third of a Trust Fund value £3,000 in Freehold and Leasehold Property To One-eighth of a Trust Fund of £30,700 in Consols; lady aged 72. ANNUITIES: Of £200 during lifetime of gentleman aged 50; with policies. Solicitor, G. Solicitor, H. Of £75 out of a Trust Fund; lady aged 40; with policy. Solicitors, Messrs. POLICIES: For £3,000, £2,000, £2,000, £2,000, £1,000. Solicitors, Messrs. Taylor & Taylor, (See advertisements, this week, back page.) June 17.-Messrs. HUMBERT & FLINT, at the Mart, at 2: Herts.-The Delrow Estate, sitrate in the district of Aldenham, 2 miles from Watford; comprises a picturesque family mansion-house, containing 4 reception rooms and 21 bed and dressing rooms. The estate embraces an area of 108 acres of undulating park and rich pasture land, adorned with fine ornamental forest timber and possessing extensive frontages to good parish roads. Solicitors, Lyne & Holman, London. (See advertisement, June 4, p. 8) RESULT OF SALE. Messrs. C. C. & T. MOORE sold last Thursday the Freeholds, 36 and 38, Brunswickstreet, Poplar, for £425; the Freehold, 123, Leyton-road, for £320; the Leasehold Dwelling-house, 27, Selwyn-road, Bow, for £330; a row of 6 Dwelling houses in Camberwell for £1,300; a Freehold, 103, Cannon-street-road, for £1,000; 2 wooden Shops in Mile Endroad for £1,250; the adjoining House and Shop for £1,000. 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. particulars. (Established 21 years.)--[ADVT.] Fee quoted on receipt of full WINDING UP NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, June 3. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. CYCLE INDUSTRIES CORPORATION, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before July 1, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr Isaac Coop, Wool Exchange. Cannon & Co, 19, Wool Exchange, solors for liquidator HEIDELBERG ROODEPOORT EXTENSION GOLD MINES, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Tuesday, July 12, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Joseph John Thomas, 91, Queen Victoria st. Dixon & Co, solors for liquidator LEFROY GOLD MINES (W.A.), LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before August 30. to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr W. A. Bawden, 6 and 7, Grocers' Hall ct. Campion & Simmons, solors to liquidator LOMBARDY GOLD MINE, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before July 4, to send their names and addresses, and particulars of their debts or claims, to Frederick John Warner, 358, Mansion House chbrs PARSLEY BROS, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before June 30, to send their TONBRIDGE COAL AND GENERAL SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on WHITE LION COMMERCIAL AND BUILDING CO (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are BERRY BROW DIVISION, SONS OF TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, National School, Armitage Bridge, JOINT STOCK LIMITED IN CHANCERY. ABRAM PULMAN & SONS, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before A. N. MYERS & CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before July 8, to send their CHURCH EVANGELICAL NEWSPAPER CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before JAMES TUCKER, LIMITED-By an order made by Wright, J, dated May 18, it was ordered MUTUAL CYCLE MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before July 14, to send their names and addresses, and particulars of their debts or claims, to Frederick Conway Keene, 372, Rotton Park rd, Birmingham Hodding Leicester, solor for liquidator NATIONAL MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before July 22, to send their names and addresses, and particulars of their debts or claims, to Thomas Bell and Joseph Moore, 7, East India avenue Phelps & Co, Aldermanbury, solors to liquidators NUCOLINE, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before June 30, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr Frederick George Adair Roberts, Cairn Mills, Silvertown, E. Travers Smith & Co, 4, Throgmorton avenue, solors to the liquidator LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette.-TUESDAY, May 17. BAGSHAW, JOHN, Manchester, Solicitor July 16 Wigglesworth & Son, Manchester COE, FREDERICK GEORGE, Oxley, nr Brisbane, Civil Servant June 10 Ford & Co, CRANE, SABAH, Gillingham, Kent June 4 Hayward & Smith, Rochester CUTTLE, MICHAEL, Bawtry, York June 9 Claude Leatham & Co, Wakefield HARMSON, HERMIONE ATKINSON, Norton, York June 25 Estill, Malton HIGGINBOTTOM, CHARLES, Glossop, Derby June 20 Knowles, Hyde HODSON, JOSEPH, Ashton under Lyne, Rope Manufacturer June 14 Gartside & Robin- STEWART, CHARLES, Old sq, Lincoln's inn, Barrister June 24 Stewart, New ct VAUGHAN, JOSEPH, Ash Marple, Chester, Merchant June 13 Croften & Co, Manchester WILGAR, MARY, Manchester June 24 Cobbett & Co, Manchester WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, Pontypool, Mon, Cashier June 17 Bythway & Son, Pontypool BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, June 3. BAKER, HENRY, Brook, I of W Newport Pet May 28 June 1 BEESLEY, WILLIAM, Towcester, Northampton, Auctioneer DOWNING, GEORGE, Stony Stratford, Bucks, Blacksmith HARVEY, CHARLIE MILLER, Landport, Butcher Ports mouth Pet May 28 Ord May 28 HASSARD, JAMES HAWKSWORTH, Welwyn, Hertford, Grocer Hertford Pet May 27 Ord May 27 HENCHLEY, WALTER, Lambeth walk, Licensed Victualler HUISE, HENRY, Winsford, Cheshire, Builder Nantwich KOPPENHAGEN, LEON, Queen st, Cheapside, Tobacconist LONG, WILLIAM, Keswick, Cumberland, Greengrocer Cockermouuth Pet May 28 Ord May 28 MATHEWS, ALFRED GIDEON, Westbourne, Hants, Draper's Assistant Poole Pet May 31 Ord May 31 MELEN, HARRY GEORGE, Birmingham, Baker Birmingham Tet May 26 Ord May 26 NOYES, HANNAH, Mildmay pk High Court Pet May 18 OSTLER, ALFRED GEORGE, Upper Parkstone, Dorset, SHEARD, SIDNEY HERBERT, Burnley, Hosier Burnley Pet SMITH, WILLIAM HENRY, Castleford, Yorks, Confectioner WILLMOT, FRANK, Birmingham, Builder Birmingham WOODINGTON, ALBERT JOSEPH, Bristol, Boot Manufacturer, Bristol Pet May 28 Ord May 28 Amended notice substituted for that published in the London Gazette of May 27: ABRAHAMS, HENRY, Kingston-upon-Hull, Cycle Manufacturer Kingston-upon-Hull Pet May 23 Ord May 23 ADJUDICATION ANNULLED AND RECEIVING ORDER RESCINDED. BENNETT, GEORGE, Fenchurch st, General Produce Broker High Court Ord July 20, 1897 Adjud July 24, 1897 Resc and Annul May 28 FIRST MEETINGS. ABBOTT, THOMAS, Harrogate, Yorks, Farm Labourer June 13 at 12.30 Off Rec, 28, Stonegate, York ALLISON, JAMES, Colne, Lancs, Builder June 24 at 1 EXchange Hotel, Nicholas st, Burnley ANDREWS, HENRY THOMAS, Stroud, Glos, Innkeeper June 14 at 11 Off Rec, Station rd, Gloucester BARNETT, CHARLES HARRY, Derby, Tailor June 10 at 11 Off Rec, 40, St Mary's gate, Derby BENT, SAMUEL, Ellistown, Leicesters, Farmer June 10 at 12.30 Off Rec, 1, Berridge st, Leicester CARMICHAEL, W, Birmingham, Commercial Traveller June 10 at 12 174, Corporation st, Birmingham CHAPMAN, GEORGE, Kingston upon Hull, Joiner June 10 DOUGLAS, ROBERT CHARLES, Sale, Cheshire June 10 at 65, FELLOWS, WILLIAM EWART, Brierfield, Lancs, Confectioner JOB, HENRY, Cardiff, Hay Dealer 29, Queen st, Cardiff KOPPENHAGEN, LEON, Queen st, Cheapside, Tobacocnist June 10 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st LEE, WILLIAM FEARNLEY, Birstall, Yorks, Travelling Draper June 10 at 11 Off Rec, Bank chmbrs, Batley LEVY, MORRIS, Kingsland rd, Tin Merchant June 10 at 1 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st LOVELL, EDWIN, Beachampton, Bucks, Farmer June 10 at 12.15 1, St Aldate's, Oxford LOVELL, GEORGE, Beachampton, Bucks, Farmer June 10 RENDER, HENRY, Batley, York, Grocer June 10 at 12 Off SCHOLES, ROGER WARD, Bolton, Wholesale Clothier June STONE, WILLIAM HENRY, St Agnes, Cornwall, General UNDERWOOD, ARTHUR, Luton, Bedford, Straw Hat Manufacturer June 11 at 11.30 Off Rec, 1A, St Paul's sq, Bedford WALTER, REBECCA, Doncaster, Wholesale Confectioner ABBOTT, THOMAS, Harrogate, Yorks, Farm Labourer York ABLETT, ARTHUR ROBERT, Cardiff, Grocer Cardiff Pet May 24 Ord May 26 ASKIN, DAVID, Dawley, Salop, Accountant Madeley Pet May 16 Ord May 27 ATHERTON, WILLIAM UPTON, Biarritz, France High Court Pet May 31 Ord May 31 BAKER, HENRY, Brook, I W Newport Pet May 28 Ord May 28 BARNETT, DAVID, Dolgelly, Grocer Aberystwith Pet April 28 Ord June 1 BAUGH, ELIZABETH MARY, Albany st, Regent's Park, BEESLEY, WILLIAM, Wappenham, Northampton, Auc- BRADLEY, CHARLES, Dukinfield, Cheshire, Grocer Ashton CARMICHAEL, W, Birmingham, Commercial Traveller Bir- 25 Ord June 1 FARB, WILLIAM, Stratford upon Avon, Baker Warwick FRANC, GUSTAV, Lombard st, Merchant High Court Pet HANSEN, FREDERICK EDWARD, Oxford st High Court Pet HARVEY, CHARLIE MILLER, Landport, Butcher Portsmouth HENCHLEY, WALTER, Lambeth walk, Licensed Victualler May 12 Ord May 31 High Court Pet HULSE, HENRY, Winsford, Cheshire, Builder Nantwich Pet May 31 Ord May 31 JAMES, RICHARD PAYNE, Newlyn in Paul, Cornwall, Grocer Truro Pet May 26 Ord May 27 JOHNSTON, JAMES WILLIAM, Leeds, Boot Manufacturer LEVY, MORRIS, Kingsland rd, Tin Merchant High Court NEY, W W, Bellingham, Northumberland, Presbyterian SHEARD, SIDNEY HERBERT, Burnley, Hosier Burnley Pet SMITH, ALBERT, Parliament st, Company Promoter High SMITH, WILLIAM HENRY, Castleford, Yorks, Confectioner WALLACE, CHARLES CLAUDE, East Molesey Kingston, Surrey Pet April 7 Ord May 28 WELLER, AUGUSTUS CECIL, Burlington rd, Westbourne pk, Accountant High Court Pet May 5 Ord May 28 WRIGHT, EDWARD JOHN, and ARTHUR WILLIAM ARNUP, Lime st sq High Court Pet April 6 Ord May 31 YENDELL, HENRY, Marylebone, House Agent High Court Pet April 28 Ord May 31 Amended notice substituted for that published in the London Gazette of May 27: ABRAHAMS, HENRY, Kingston upon Hull, Cycle Manufacturer Kingston upon Hull Pet May 23 Ord May 23 London Gazette.-TUESDAY, June 7. RECEIVING ORDERS. Law Clerk ALLEN, JAMES CREYGHTON, Canterbury, BUCK, NORAH, and ROSAMUND BUCK, Kirby Bellars, CORY, WALTER BRYANT, Truro, Cornwall, Cora Merchant GIBBS, GEORGE, Budleigh Salterton, Devon, Bootmaker Exeter Pet June 3 Ord June 3 GOMERSALL, MAURICE, Hunslet, Leeds, Fish Salesman Leeds Pet June 3 Ord June 3 GRIFFITH, THOMAS, Llaneugrad, Anglesey, Contractor Bangor Pet June 3 Ord June 3 HIGGS, ELIZABETH, Clifton Bristol Pet June 4 Ord June 4 HILLYARD, ARTHUR, Luton, Beds, Straw Hat Manufacturer Luton Pet June 4 Ord June 4 HODNETT, THOMAS WILLIAM, and HERBERT LANT VIRET CARPENTER, Watford, Herts, Wholesale Grocers Albans Pet June 3 Ord June 3 St SHAW-SAFE, T, Charles st High Court Pet May 6 Ord SHEPHEARD, FRANCIS GEORGE ADDISON, Fareham, Hants, TATHAM, WILLIAM, Kingston, Surrey, Engineer Kingston, VENN, WILLIAM EUSTACE, Pope's Head alley, Corahill, June 3 Ord June 3 WATSON, JOHN RICHARD, Margate, Builder Canterbury Pet June 3 Ord June 3 WEBSTER, MATTHEW HENRY, Pudsey, York, Topmaker Bradford Pet June 4 Ord June 4 WELCH, HENRY, Gt Yarmouth, Commission Agent Gt Yarmouth Pet June 4 Ord Jnne 4 WILSON, J, East Dulwich, Builder High Court Pet Feb 1 Ord June 2 WOOD, ALBERT, and HERMAN BALMFORTH, Huddersfield, WYATT, JAMES, West Bromwich, Fruiterer FIRST MEETINGS. June ALLEN, THOMAS, Deeping St James, Lancs, Farmer 24 at 12 Law Courts, New rd, Peterborough BAUGH, ELIZABETH MARY, Albany st, Regent's pk June 14 at 2.30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st COHEN, BENJAMIN, Islington, Glass Cutter June 14 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st COSSINS, MARTIN, Topcliffe, Yorks, Hay Dealer June 20 at 11.30 Court house, Northallerton FENNER, JOHN, Tamworth, Ale Merchant June 15 at 11 GRIFFITHS, jun, Newport, Mon, Builders June 15 at HANSEN, FREDERICK EDWARD, Oxford st June 15 at 2.30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st HARRIS, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Dudley, Worcesters, Confectioner June 15 at 11 Off Rec, Wolverhampton st, Dudley HARVEY, CHARLIE MILLER, Landport, Butcher June 14 at HOWE THOMAS, Abercarn, Mon, Provision Merchant June MORELAND, CHARLES, Darlington, Forgeman June 22 at 3 NORTON, EWART HARVEY, Liverpool, Stationer June 15 at PARKHALL POTTERY Co, Longton, Staffs, Earthenware Manufacturers June 17 at 2.30 North Stafford Hotel, Stoke upon Trent PARRY, ADA, and FLORENCE PARRY, Aberdare, Milliners June 14 at 2 65, High st, Merthyr Tydfil ADJUDICATIONS. ALLEN, JAMES CREYGHTON, Canterbury, Law Clerk Canterbury Pet June 2 Ord June 3 BOND, HERBERT EDGAR, Rushden, Northamtons, Coachbuilder Northampton Pet June 4 Ord June 4 BROOK, THOMAS, Thornbury, Bradford, Greengrocer Bradford Pet March 31 Ord June 3 BROOKES, HENRY LANGHAM, Nether Worton, Oxford, CORY, WALTER BRYANT, Truro, Cornwall, Corn Merchant FAWKES, DAVID HENRY, Hempstead, Glos, Farmer Gloucester Pet May 9 Ord June 4 GIBBS, GEOROE, Budleigh Salterton, Devons, Bootmaker Exeter Pet June 3 Ord June 3 GOMERSALL. MAURICE, Leeds, Fish Salesman Leeds Pet June 3 Ord June 3 GRIFFITH, THOMAS, Llaneugrad, Anglesey, Contractor HARRIS, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Dudley, Confectioner Dud- Pet May 31 Ord June 3 June 2 Ord June 2 HORSFORD, EDWIN CLARENCE O'BRYEN, Bath Bath Pet JONES, SAMUEL BANFIELD, Portland, Dorset, Traction Engine Driver Dorchester Pet April 30 Ord June 3 KEYSELL, THOMAS, Clapham junction, Grocer Wands LEE, WILLIAM STEPHEN, Gt Winchester st, Companies Secretary High Court Pet May 4 Ord June 1 NORTON, EWART HARVEY, Liverpool, Stationer Liverpool Pet April 2) Ord June 3 worth Pet June 2 Ord June 2 NOYES, HANNAH, Mildmay pk High Court Pet May 18 NYBURG, JACQUES NATHAN, Hammersmith, Commercial SMYTHE, WILLIAM HENRY, North Kensington High Court SWIFT, EDWARD, Holloway rd, Greengrocer High Court TARBUCK, WILLIAM ROBERT, St Helens, Lancs, Baker WADDINGTON, FREDERICK SYDNEY, Chiswick, Solicitor There is no doubt that we live in an age of worry and excitement, and as the struggle for existence is anything but conducive to good digestion or an appetite that can relish anything, the palate of the average work-a-day individual has to be tickled and tempted in a variety of over-indulgence in tea or coffee, not to mention intoxiways. We are often lectured about the evil effects of an cating liquors, until many people are bewildered what to turn to for a beverage, which shall be at once agreeable to lating qualities. Public attention has been freely drawn the taste, and supply the desired nourishing and stimuto the merits of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, as supplying a long-felt want in this direction. It is not simply a cocoa, but a preparation of two or three other ingredients, which give it great nutritive and invigorating qualities. It is, therefore, not merely a pleasant beverage, but a food and a tonic in the bargain. Its success has certainly been phenomenal, and that is perhaps the best warranty for the claim made on its behalf, that Vi-Cocoa "has the refreshing properties of fine tea, the nourishment of the best cocoas, a tonic and recuperative force possessed by neither, and can be used in all cases where tea and coffee are prohibited." Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa is neither a medicine nor a mere thirst-assuager. It is a food at the same time that it is a beverage, and thus answers a double purpose in the building up of the human constitution, and must render it highly serviceable to everybody, especially the workers in mills and shops of various kinds among whom tea has ther advantage apparently of being easily digested and of hitherto been so excessively drunk; while it has the furagreeing with the most delicate stomach. Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, 6d., 9d., and 1s. 6d., can be obtained from all Chemists, Grocers, and Stores, or from 60, 61, and 62, Bunhill-row, London, E.C. As a test of its merit, a dainty sample tin of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa will be sent free on application to any address, if, when writing (a postcard will do), the reader will name the SOLICITORS' JOURNAL. INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY, U.K. LEGAL EDUCATION. The TRAVERS SMITH SCHOLARSHIP, founded by the late Mr. Joseph Travers Smith, Solicitor, of Throgmorton-avenue, London, who died on 28th May, 1897. 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Should any Consols and Freehold Mortgage; life aged 58, subject to a contingent survivorship, the insurance premium of which is £14 1s. 8d.-Particulars and price of COOPER & ST. PIER, Surveyors and Auctioneers, Archway-road, Highgate, N. £3,300 Required at 3 per cent., on security of a Freehold Residence and another smaller House, Stables, &c., and 70 acres of Pasture and good Building Land within 25 miles of London; full mortgagees' costs without negotiation fee; strict valuation just made.-X., "Solicitors' Journal" Office, 27, Chancery-lane, W.C. |