Kennedy, Pitt Shadwell Portales, B.A. Killey, James Brown, B.A. Macturk, Macolm Hugh Townend Martin, James Godfrey Massey, Arnold Stuart, B, A. Matthews, Basil Septimus, B.A. Meyler, Hugh Mowbray Nevill, Robert Charles Reginald, Page, Walter Searle Clare, Reginald Leigh Leigh, B.A. Payne, Arthur Vigar Claridge, Charles Raymond Clark, Douglas Ariel Clifford, Ernest Hubert Cooke, Robert John Corley, Albert Ferrand Corser, Richard Radcliffe Cox, Edward Henry Crane, George Crispin, Gerald Charles Johnston Cruttenden, William Davey, Walter How Payne, John Herbert Perryn, Richard George Henry, B.A. Pode, Arthur Crawley, B.A. Pratt, Arthur Torrens, B.A. Prideaux, Walter Treverbian Davies, Crompton Llewellyn, B.A. Ranger, Hugh Frederick Denyer, Wallace Alfred Eaton, Frederick Ray Eckersall, Frederic Joseph Edwards, John Edwards, Patrick Harrington Elwes, Walter Hervey Empson, Herbert William Thackray Ferris, Alfred Edward Gibb, Alfred Montagu Griess, Philip Henry Peter, B.A. Hagar, Charles Richard Hamilton, George Harrison, Robert Burrow, LL.B. Hibbert, Edward Hodgson, George Wright Hoey, Richard Hope, William Henry Houghton, Charles Finch Iles, Frederick John Ratcliff, William Milner, B.A. Robinson, Roland Walkden Ruddock, Percy Grevile Sadler, Hugh Robson Senior, Lewis Farrar Stevens, Thomas Joseph Vernon, Sydney Warburton, Thomas Artingstall Johnson, Charles Hope Willes, B.A. Wilson, Colin MacClure Jones, Arthur Daniel Wilson, Jobn Woodbridge, Edgar Thomas Woodhouse, William Humphrey Wootton, Thomas Percy LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETIES. LAW STUDENTS' DEBATING SOCIETY.-Nov. 23-Chairman, Dr. HerbertSmith. The subject for debate was: "That this society approves of the Workmen's Compensation Act, 1897." Mr. C. Augustus Anderson opened in the affirmative; Mr. T. W. Howland, seconded in the affirmative. Mr. E. L. Chapman opened in the negative; Mr. Archibald Hair seconded in the negative. The following members also spoke : Messrs. Arthur E. Clarke, Haseldine Jones, William Wilde, Hamilton Fox, Neville Tebbutt, John Blair, Horace E. Miller, and A. H. Richardson. The motion was carried by six vɔtes. 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.] LEGAL NEWS. APPOINTMENTS. Mr. ERSKINE POLLOCK, Q.C., of the Parliamentary Bar, has been elected a Bencher of the Middle Temple in succession to the late Mr. T. H. Cowie, Q.C. Mr. G. R. ASKWITH, barrister, has been appointed Junior Counsel to the Crown in peerage cases. Mr. S. A. T. RoWLATT, barrister, has been appointed Junior Counsel to her Majesty's Customs. Sir JAMES GELL, Attorney-General of the Isle of Man, has been appointed First Deemster of the Isle of Man, vacant by the resignation of Sir William Leece Drinkwater. Mr. INDERWICK, Q.C., has been elected Treasurer of the Inner Temple for the ensuing year in succession to Mr. Gates, Q.C. Mr. GEORGE R. ASKWITH, barrist.r, has been appointed a Junior Counsel on the Venezuelan Boundary Commission. Mr. E. MACRORY, Q.C., has been elected Treasurer of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple in succession to Mr. Murphy, Q.C. GENERAL. Mr. Justice Bigham was on Saturday evening the guest of the Incorporated Law Society of Liverpool at a dinner held at the Adelphi Hotel, in honour of his elevation to the judicial bench. Mr. Frank Gregory, the president, presided over a large company, which included, in addition to Mr. Justice Bigham, Mr. Birrell, Q.C., M.P., Mr. M'Arthur, M.P., Mr. Danson (president of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce), Mr. Cottrell (president of the Liverpool Engineering Society), Professor Emmott, M.A., LL.D., and the president and officers of the Manchester Law Association. At the Winchester Assizes on. Tuesday, says the Times, before Mr. Justice Hawkins, Willet Blake, labourer, on bail, was charged with indecently assaulting a girl named Laura Saunders. The details of the case call for no report; but a point of the highest importance arose during the trial. It appeared that when the case was heard before the Lymington Bench the prisoner was defended by a solicitor and desired to call a man named Rickman as a witness. His lawyer, however, advised him not to do so, but suggested that Rickman should be called as a witness at the trial. Thereupon the magistrates, without hearing Rickman, bound him over to appear at the assizes as a witness for the defence. The judge now said that, in so doing, they and their clerk had committed a gross irregularity. Under Russell-Gurney's Act, passed in 1867, 30 & 31 Vict. c. 35, s. 3-a statute with which every magistrate's clerk and every magistrate ought to be well acquainted-it is the duty of justices to ask an accused person if he desires to call any witness; and, if the accused shall desire to do so, the justices "shall, in the presence of such accused person, take the statement on oath of those so called as witnesses by such accused person and such witnesses as shall in the opinion of the justices give evidence in any way material to the case or tending to prove the innocence of the accused shall be bound by recognizance to appear and give evidence at the trial." His lordship then read section 5 of the same Act (which gives the court power to allow the expenses of such witnesses), and then went on to say that it was perfectly clear that the magistrates should themselves hear the witness, and it was not within their jurisdiction to bind over any witness for the defence without first of all hearing his evidence. The prisoner and Rickman both gave evidence now, and in the result the prisoner was found Not Guilty. His lordship ordered Rickman's expenses as a witness to be paid, but disallowed the whole of the costs of the prosecution. A large He For two months, says the Paris correspondent of the Times, people have been discussing whether a woman in France can be a barrister. Mlle. Chauvin, who has raised this question, has gone through all the studies required for men. She is Licencié en Droit; nay more, she is Licencié ès Lettres and Docteur en Droit, the latter after a brilliant examination before the Faculty of Law. She has thus a higher education than most barristers. The French law requires three things for the exercise of the legal profession-the presentation of a diploma of Licencié en Droit certified by the Procureur-Général-a mere formality which Mlle. Chauvin has fulfilled without difficulty, an oath before the Court of Appeal, and admission by the Council of the Order of Advocates. Mlle. Chauvin went to the Court of Appeal to accomplish the second formality. crowd of women, journalists, and barristers had collected as though for a sensational trial. When Mlle. Chauvin advanced to the bar and asked to be sworn the Procureur-Général, M. Bertrand, took objection. acknowledged that no law expressly forbade a women to be a barrister, but he maintained that the spirit, if not the letter, of the law excluded her. He dwelt also on the difficulties which a woman would encounter in such a profession, and he urged the court not to open a way for them. Mlle. Chauvin, who had listened attentively and taken notes, asked and obtained leave to reply. Bareheaded, wearing a black silk dress, and having taken off a boa, she spoke, text-book in hand, in a clear and audible tone, and combated seriatim the Procureur's arguments. She remarked that her present application was not to practise as a barrister, but simply to be sworn, and that this could not be refused her inasmuch as women were allowed, and even required, to be sworn as witnesses and on appointments in the Postal and Telegraph Service. She insisted that, by French law, an incapacity such as was sought to be inflicted on her ought to rest on an express enactment, and she asked the court to administer the oath, or before Dec 10, to send in their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Frank Hall Kingham, 9 and 10, Fenchurch st. Dennison, 71, Gracechurch st, solor for liquidator MIDDLETON AND DISTRICT BILL-POSTING AND ADVERTISING CO, LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required to send in particulars of their debts, claims, or demands to Samuel Baskerville Simmons, 26, North John st, Liverpool PERKINS BROTHERS & CO, LIMITED-The Court has ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Lane, 56, Gresham st, solor for petners SOCIAL WORLD NEWSPAPER, LIMITED-By an order made by Vaughan Williams, L.J., dated Nov 3, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up be continued. Shaw, 1, Old Serjeants' inn, solor for petners WILLIAM TOPLEY & SONS, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Nov 18, directed to be heard on Dec 3. Deacon & Co, 9, Great St Helen's, solors for petner. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of Dec 2 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Dog and Gun, Syston, Leicester. Nov 17 NASEBY AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS' UNION FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Mr George Cox's, Naseby, Northampton. Nov 17 RHOSYN Y PANT FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Nelson Inn, Nelson Village, nr Pontypridd, Glam. Nov 3 SISTERLY LOVE SOCIETY, Swan Inn, Whalley, Lancs. Nov 10 SUSPENDED FOR THREE MONTHS. PARR FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Princess Royal Inn, Parr, St Helens, Lancs. Nov 10 Jackson Carrington Beal Leach Jackson Beal Carrington Jackson Leach Beal THE PROPERTY MART. FALES OF ENSUING WEER. Nov. 30.-Mr. ALFRED RICHARDS, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., £30,000 (6 per Cent. Debenture Stock of the Gas Light & Coke Co. (See advertisement, this week, p. 3.) Dec. 1.-Messrs. EDWIN Fox & BOUSFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Estates, forming part of an Adventurer's Share and parts of a King's Share in the New River; also £4,000 3 per Cent. Debenture Stock. Solicitors, Messrs. Torr, Gribble, Oddie, & Sinclair, London; and W. T. Hartcup, Norwich. Block of Residential Suites, facing Kensington Gardens, of the rental value of £4,490 per annum; with policy for £30,000, payable in forty years without premium. Solicitors, Messrs. Beale & Co., London. (See advertisements, this week, p 3.) Dec 2.-Messrs. C. C. & T. MOORE, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties at Peckham, Whitechapel-road, Rotherithe and City of London, and Limehouse. (For particulars see advertisement, this week, p. 3.) Dec. 2.-Messr, H. E. FOSTER & CRANFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m : REVERSIONS: To seven one-forty-fourths of a Trust Fund, represented by £14,716 Metropolitan 3 per cent. Stock; lady aged 67; see special conditions. Solicitors, Messrs. Sass & Young, London. To a moiety of a Residuary Estate, value £12,244; lady aged 63. Solicitor, J. B. Churchill, Esq., London. To two-thirds of a Trust Fund of £2,750 in Consols; gentleman aged 59. Solicitors, Messrs. Meggy & Stunt, Chelmsford and London. To two one-third shares of a Trust Fund of £1,300 5 per cent. Stock of the Newcastle and Gateshead Water Co., valued at £2,300; lady aged 72 Solicitors, Messrs. Caprons, Dalton, Hitchins, & Brabant, London. To £500 cash; lady aged 53. To £500 cash (see advertisement); lady aged 53, provided gentleman aged 29 survive her. Also to one-eighteenth of a Trust Estate value £9,038; lady aged 71, provided lady aged 40 survive her; with policy. Solicitors, Douglas, Norman, & Co., London. LIFE INTEREST: BROWNFIELDS GUILD POTTERY SOCIETY, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Nov 16, directed to be heard on Dec 3. Morten & Co. 99, Newgate st, agents for Challinors & Shaw, Leek, solors for petners. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of Dec 2 NORTH CHESHIRE BREWERY CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Tuesday, Dec 28, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to John May and Samuel Wilkinson, c/o E. J. Walker, 2, Waterhouse st, Halifax. J. Fred May, solor for liquidators PIONEER ESTATES, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Nov 18, directed to be heard on Dec 3. Fraser & Christian, 4, Finsbury circus, solors for petners. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of Dec 2 RASON & Co, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Dec 31, to send their names London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Nov. 23. HARRISONS, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Nov 20, directed to be heard on CREDITORS' NOTICES. UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Nov. 5. ALDER, MATTHEW, Whitley, Northumbrld Dec 4 Dickson & Co, Alnwick Manchester Dec 6 Marson, Frank & Co, Golden sq DANIELL, EMMA, Nayland, Suffolk Dec 16 Elwes & Turner, Colchester LESTER, ARTHUR CHARLES, Caledonian Hotel, Adelphi, Master Mariner Dec 6 Spencer & Co, King's Bench walk, Temple MORGAN, THOMAS, Carshalton, Surrey Dec 8 Pownall & Co, Staple inn MARTIN, HENRY Newell, Ridgemount gdns, Grove st Nov 30 Robinson & Co, Bradford MATTEWS, PETER, Cullercoats, Northumberland Dec 16 Lambert, Gateshead PINNINGTON, WILLIAM, Speke, Lancs, Farmer Dec 14 Banks & Co, Liverpool RAYMENT, FANNY, ANN READ, Shaldon, Devon Dec 25 Tozer & Co, Teignmouth SHARPE, BENJAMIN, Burton on Trent Nov 18 Taylor & Wheatcroft, Burton on Trent BEDWELL, GEORGE, Richmond Nov 29 Tempany & Co, Bedford row Nov 27 Rowcliffe & Cɔ, Man- STACY, JOHN HENRY, Wolvercɔte, nr Oxford, Paper Manufacturer THACKWELL, MARY, Wheathile Rectory, nr Ludlow, Salop Dec 16 Paull, Taunton WALLER, JAMES, Bedford Dec 18 Carter Mitchell, Bedford WATERS, ELIZA, Gt Yarmouth Nov 20 Burton & Son, Gt Yarmouth WEBBER, ALEXANDER BLUCHER, Exmouth Dec 4 Petherick & Sons, Exmouth WING, GEORGE, Sheffield Dec 20 Webster & Styring, Sheffield WINGROVE, ROBERT, Southampton Dec 8 Clarke & Son, High Wycombe ABBOTT, JOHN, Dacre, Cumberland, Farmer Dec 13 Arnison & Co, Penrith BUCHANAN, JAMES, Newport, Victoria, Engineer Dec 15 St Barbe & Co, Delahay st, BLACKBURN, WILLIAM SOLLY, Broadstairs, Builder Dec 25 Sparkes & Emery, RamsWestminster gate heimer, Clement's lane GRIMSDALE, HENRY MORTEN, Brighton Dec 20 Woodbridge & Sons, Uxbridge GBUNAUER, LOUIS, Swatow, China, Mercantile Assistant Dec 17 Linklater & Co, Bond ct, Walbrook HALL, WILLIAM, Sawley, Derby Dec 10 Wilson, Long Eaton, nr Nottingham HARDWICK, THOMAS BISHOP, Maiden lane, Queen st Dec 31 Ashurst & Co, Throgmorton avue HARVEY, THOMAS WILLOUGHBY ERNEST, Littlehampton Dec 11 Holmes & Co, Littlehampton HOLLOWAY, GEORGE, Stalham, Norwich Dec 9 Cross, Prescot ILLINGWORTH, MARIA JANE, Slough, Bucks Jan 1 Rowcliffes & Co, Bedford row KELLY, EDWARD O'FARRELL, West Kensington Dec 20 W M Tayler & Son, Gt James st, Bedford row MINIATI, THEODORE, Higher Broughton, Salford, Merchant Dec 18 Marson, Man chester MORGAN, MARTHA, Aberystwith, Cardigan Dec 14 Davies, Aberystwith PRICE, ROBERT, Warwick court, Gray's inn, Auctioneer Dec 13 Price, John st, Bedford row POYSER, JONATHAN, Cheadle, Stafford, Yeoman Dec 10 Cull & Brett, Cheadle BUCKNILL, Sir JOHN CHARLES, Bournemouth Nov 18 Mooring & Co, Bournemouth CHARLTON, ELIZABETH, Hawkwell, Northumberland Dec 13 Arnott & Co, Newcastle upon Tyne CHARLTON, JOHN SILLS, Tonbridge Dec 16 Stenning & Co, Tonbridge CRAGG, LUCY, Levenshulme, nr Manchester Dec 17 Bond & Son, Manchester DOBSON, RICHARD, Preston, Beerseller Dec 4 Thompson & Oakey, Preston FAULKNER, MARY ANN, Ramsgate Dec 25 Sparkes & Emery, Ramsgate GARBUTT, JEMMEY, Westside, York, Farmer Dec 10 Hugh W & R Pearson, Helmsley LEACH, MARY, Ashton on Ribble, Preston Dec 21 W & J Cooper, Preston MITCHENER, STEPHEN, Ainsdale, Southport Dec 13 Dixon & Syers, Liverpool RAE, CAROLINE, Exning, Suffolk Jan 19 Button & Aylmer, Newmarket RICHARDSON, The Ven Archdeacon WILLIAM, Corwen, Merioneth Dec 19 Morgan & WOOD, MARY ANN, Halifax Dec 21 Wavell & Co, Halifax COOPER, WILLIAM, Bournemouth, Hotel Proprietor Poole Ord Nov 15 CROFTON, GEORGE, Pocklington, Yorks, Licensed Victualler York Pet Nov 16 Ord Nov 16 DANGER, WILLIAM LANDALE, Liscard, Chester, Solicitor Liverpool Pet Nov 11 Ord Nov 17 Croydon DUCKWORTH. WILLIAM HENRY, Shaw, Lancs, Coal Mer- FOXALL, GEORGE, Stableford, Saiop, Carpenter Madeley FRANTZ, PAUL, Islington High Court Pet Nov 16 Ord FURBER, FREDERICK, St George, Bristol, Boot Manu- JOHNSON, GEORGE, Huddersfield, Boot Maker Hudders- High Court KNIGHT, WILLIAM HARRY, Leicester, Milk Dealer Leices- LEVY, DAVID, Pendleton, Salford, Furniture Dealer PEARSON, FRANCIS GATES, Cardiff, Actor Cardiff Pet PITTMAN, THOMAS, Colonial av, Minories High Court Pet RANEY, JAMES, Bridlington Scarborough Pet Nov 15 Ord STRATTON, FREDERICK, Folkestone, Greengrocer Canter- Court Pet Oct 27 Ord Nov 15 SPIVACK, TOBIAS, Cardiff, Warehouseman Cardiff SWAN, E H, Edgbaston, Silversmith Birmingham Pet THOMPSON, EDMUND, Leeds, Mechanic Leeds Pet Nov 15 TILLEY, THOMAS, Leicester, Commission Agent Le cester WADSWORTH, ABRAHAM, Colae, Lancs, Cab Proprietor WILLIAMS, GEORGE AMOS FRANK, Gloucester, Confectioner WILSON, HENRY, Lincoln, Plumber Lincoln Pet Nov 13 WILSON, THOMAS, Sheffield, Painter Sheffield Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford CLARK, CHARLES STANLEY, Gt Clacton, Butcher Dec 10 at 12 Cups Hotel, Colchester COLWILL, GEORGE, Mountain Asb, Glam, Grocer Νυν 26 at 12 65, High st, Merthyr Tydfil COOPER, ROBERT BRYAN, Scarborough, Draper Nov 30 at 3 Off Rec, 74, Newborough, Scarborough CROFTON, GEORGE, Pocklington, York, Licensed Victualler Dec 1 at 12.15 Off Rec, 28, Stonegate, York CRCOK, HENRY CHARLES, Gt Clacton Dec 10 at 11 30 Cups Hotel, Colchester FAWCETT, ISAAC, and THOMAS HENRY CARABINE, Goole, York Nov 26 at 3 Off Rec, 6, Bond terrace, Wakefield FULLER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Gt Eastern st Nov 26 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st GILLBORN, JAMES SCOTT, Nottingham, Yarn Agent Nov 29 at 12 Off Rec, 4, Castle place, top of Park st, Nottingham GWYNNE, JOHN, Llanfihangel Cilfargen, Farmer Nov 27 at 12.30 Off Rec, 4, Queen st, Carmarthen HANSON, JOHN, Dewsbury, York, Greengrocer Nov 26 at 3 Off Rec, Bank chmbrs, Batley Off HORSEY, ALBERT, Bournemouth, Builder Nov 26 at 12.30 KING. FOARD, Tillington, Sussex Nov 29 at 1.45 Swan LOCKYER, THOMAS, Llanelly, Draper Nov 26 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st MEAGER, WILLIAM, Balham Nov 26 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st NEWMAN, WOOLF, Manchester, Picture Dealer Nov 26 at PETERS, JAMES, Shoreditch, Tailor Nov 26 at 2.30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st PITTMAN, THOMAS, Colonial avue, Minories Dec 1 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st RANEY, JAMES, Bridlington Nov 30 at 11 Off Rec, 74, Newborough, Scarborough RAYNOR, JOHN JARVIS, Mansfield, Butcher Nov 29 at 11 Off Rec, 4 Castle pl, top of Park st, Nottingham RICHARDSON, ISRAEL, Margate Dec 9 at 9 Off Rec, 73, Castle st, Canterbury ROCKMAN, FRANCESCA ELSIE, Banbury, Oxfords, School mistress Nov 29 at 12.30 White Lion Hotel, Banbury RUDOLF, SOLOMON, Islington, Provision Dealer Dec 1 at 2:30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st RUTHERFORD, GEORGE, Sunderland, Commission Agent ham Nov 29 at 12 Bank SLADE, JOHN, Lanreath, Cornwall, Farmer 10, Athenæum ter, Plymouth Dec 1 at 11 SMEATON, JAMES, Wombwell, York, Boot Maker Nov 29 at 10.15 Off Rec, Regent st, Barnsley STRAUGHAN, JOHN, Gateshead, Clerk Nov 29 at 11 30 Off Victualler Nov 29 at 3 Keppel's Head Hotel, Ports- Amended notice substituted for that published in the London Gazette of Nov. 12: CART, JOHN, Leicester, Cattle Dealer Nov 19 at 12 Off Rec, 2, Berridge st, Leicester Croydon ELMES, JOFEPH, Tooting Junction, Labourer FRANTZ, PAUL, Islington High Court Pet Nov 16 Ord FULLER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Great Eastern st High Walsall HAGE, JOSEPH, Nottingham, Fish Salesman Nottingham Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 HAMER, ALFRED, Leioester Leicester Pet Nov 16 Ord Nov 16 HARRIES, JAMES BREEZE, Cardigan, Innkeeper Carmarthen Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 HAWORTH, WILLIAM, Burnley, Platelayer Burnley Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 HENRY, ALFRED, and ALBERT EDWARD GABBOTT, Ancoats, Manchester, Rag Merchants Manchester Pet Nov 16 Ord Nov 16 HINCHLIFFE, JAMES ALFRED, Pudsey, Yorks, Joiner Bradford Pet Oct 28 Ord Nov 15 HOLDEN, ADAM, Oldham Oldham Pet Nov 16 Ord Nov 16 HULME, JAMES, Denton, Lancs, Farmer Ashton under Lyne Pet Nov 15 Ord Nov 15 KNIGHT, WILLIAM HARRY, Leicester, Milk Dealer Leicester Pet Nov 15 Ord Nov 15 LAVER, JOHN ATKINS, Southend, Farmer Chelmsford Pet Oct 11 Ord Nov 12 LEVITT, ELIJAH, Cambridge, Publican Cambridge Pet MARLIE, BERTIE, Sutton, Surrey Croydon Pet July 19 MARSDEN, MIDGLEY, Salford Salford Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 PETERS, JAMES, Shoreditch, Tailor High Court Pet Nov 12 Ord Nov 15 RANEY, JAMES, Bridlington Scarborough Pet Nov 15 Ord Nov 15 RICHARDSON, ISRAEL, Margate Canterbury Pet Nov 15 Ord Nov 15 SLADE, JOHN, Lanreath, Farmer Plymouth Pet Nov 11 Ord Nov 15 SMALL, HUBERT ELIAS, Ash, Kent, Saddler Canterbury Pet Oct 26 Ord Nov 15 SMITH, GEORGE WALTER, jun, Leeds, Stationer Leeds Pet Aug 10 Ord Nov 16 STANWAY, THOMAS, Birmingham, Draper Birmingham Pet Nov 3 Ord Nov 13 STRATTON, FREDERICK, Folkestone, Greengrocer Canterbury Pet Nov 16 Ord Nov 17 TASSO, IBRAHIM, Manchester Manchester Pet Oct 15 Ord Nov 17 THOMPSON, EDMUND, Leeds, Mechanic Leeds Pet Nov 15 Ord Nov 15 TILLEY, THOMAS, Leicester, Commission Agent Leices'er Pet Nov 15 Ord Nov 15 TIPPING, JOHN, Liscard, Builder Birkenhead Pet Sept 8 WADSWORTH, ABRAHAM, Colne, Lancs, Cab Proprietor WILLIAMS, HUGH, Penrhosgarnedd, nr Bangor, Joiner Lincoln Pet Nov 13 WILSON, THOMAS, Sheffield, Painter Sheffield Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 WINROW, ELLEN SELINA, Nottingham Nottingham Pet Nov 2 Ord Nov 16 YATES, CHARLES MOULDING, New Crofton, Yorks, Butcher Wakefield Pet Oct 18 Ord Nov 12 Amended notice substituted for that published in the CRACKSTON, THOMAS EDGAR, Bredbury, nr Stockport, NEWMAN, WOOLF, Manchester, Picture Dealer Manchester Amended notice substituted for that published in the ROBINSON, ALFRED, and ELIZA HEALEY, Manchester, Waste London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Nov. 23. RECEIVING ORDERS. ARRANDALE, EDWARD, Denton, Lancs, Grocer Ashton under Lyne Pet Nov 19 Ord Nov 19 BEESLEY, JAMES JOHN, Kilburn, Provision 'Dealer High Court Pet Nov 20 Ord Nov 20 CARR, HENRY TOWERS, and ALLAN CARR, Kingston upon Hull, Butter Importers Kingston upon Hull Pet Nov 19 Ord Nov 19 CATLING, ROBERT LOUTH, Eastbourne, Livery Stable COTTRELL, JONATHAN, Bradley Green, Staffs, Grocer CRUMP, ALFRED CHARLES, Birmingham, Brass Caster Bir- Plymouth EMERSON, EDWARD, Walthamstow, Financial Agent High Court Pet Nov 20 Ord Nov 20 ENGLAND, SAMUEL, Troedyrhiw, Glam, Stationer Merthyr Tydfil Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 EVANS, JAMES, Llandilofawr, Farmer Carmarthen Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 FELTON, CHARLES, Tittensor, Staffs, Blacksmith Stafford Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 FORSTER, GEORGE, Middlesborough, Saddler Stockton on Tees Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 FRANCIS, FREDERICK, Colchester, Builder Colchester Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 GAY, GEORGE, Pembroke, Baker Pembroke Dock Pat Nov 19 Ord Nov 19 Goss. ERNEST, Combmartin, Devon, Butcher Barnstaple Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 GRAY, GEORGE, Cleethorpes, Fishmonger G Grim by Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 HAYWARD, GEORGE, Tunbridge Wells, Butcher Tunbridge Wells Pet Nov 19 Ord Nov 19 HEY, JOHN TINKER, Upper Baker st High Court Pet Aug 11 Ord Nov 19 HICKLING, ALBEMARLE F, Norwich, Stationer Gt Yarmouth Pet Nov 2 Ord Nov 18 HIGH, MARY ELIZABETH, Penzince Truro Pet Nov 19 Ord Nov 18 HORTON, WILLIAM, and JOSEPH HORTON, Kinver, Stafford, KNIGHTON, AMOS ALLEN, Charlton Kings, Glos, Coal Dealer NEUWIRTH, HUGO, Mark lane High Court Ord Nov 18 RACKHAM, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Leadenhall st, Commission Agent High Court Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 CinREYNOLDS, FRANKLIN, Bekesbourne, Kent, Farmer terbury Pet Nov 20 Ord Nov 20 RICHARDSON, EDMUND JAMES, Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk, Baker Ipswich Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 ROBINSON, WALTER JOHN, Norwich Norwich Pet Nov 20 Ord Nov 20 RODWELL, WILLIAM, Billington, Bedford, Farmer Luton Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 SIMONS, WILLIAM VAZIE LANGDALE, Pontypridd, Solicitor SOWERBY, THOMAS, Saltburn by the Sea, York, Baker TRINIMAN, HENRY FRANK, Mare st, Hackney, Baker High VENABLES, DAVID, Mexborough, York, Butcher Sheffield Pet Nov 19 Ord Nov 19 WALTON, FRED, Doncaster, Railway Clerk, Sheffield Pet WARNES, JAMES, Oxford, Fish Salesman Oxford Pet WIDDOWSON, BENJAMIN, Eckington, Derby, Accountant WILDING, CHARLES, Norwich, Painter Norwich Pet Nov 20 Ord Nov 20 WORLOCK, EMMA, Burnham, Somersets, Hotel Proprietress Amended notice substituted for that published in the OLIVIER, A C S, Maddox st, Regent st High Court Pet FIRST MEETINGS. AMBLER, ALBERT, Thornton, nr Bradford, Grocer Nov 30 at 11 Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford BEESLEY, JAMES JOHN, Kilburn, Provision Dealer Nov 30 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st BEETHAM, JOHN WILLIAM, Bradford, Hay Dealer Dec 2 at BRAMWELL, JOHN, Nottingham Dec 1 at 11 Off Rec, 4, CAWDRON, WILLIAM, jun, Leytonstone rd, Cheesemonger FIRTH, WILLIAM WALLACE, Little Horton, Bradford, FURBER, FREDERIC, Bristol, Boot Manufacturer Dec 1 at IMPERIALI, DOROTHY, Dover, Hotel Proprietress Dec 4 at JOHNSON, GEORGE, Huddersfield, Boot Maker Dec 3 at 12 LAVER, JOHN ATKINS, Hockley, Essex, Farmer Dec 1 at 12 Shirehall, Chelmsford LEVITT, ELIJAH, Cambridge, Publican Dec 15 at 10.30 Off Rec, 5, Petty Cury, Cambridge LYONS, EDWARD, New Broad st, Financial Agent Dec 1 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st MCPHERSON, JOHN ROBERT, Forest Gate, Dairyman Nov 30 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st MASON, ROBERT FARRER, Milford Haven, Solicitor Dec 3 at 12.30 Temperance Hall, Pembroke Dock MATHER, JAMES KENNETH, Cambridge, Student Dec 15 at 10 Off Rec, 5, Petty Cury, Cambridge MAUD, GEORGE, Leeds, Tailor's Traveller Dec 1 at 12 Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds OLIVIER, A CS, Maddox st, Regent st Dec 1 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st Dec 7 at 10 Off PEARSON, FRANCIS GATES, Cardiff, Actor RICHARDSON, EDMUND JAMES, Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk, SIMONS, ARTHUR JOSEPH, Leicester, Beer Agent Nov 30 at SMITH, MOSES JOHN, Margate, Grocer Dec 4 at 11 Off Off Dec 2 at 12 Off TILLEY, THOMAS, Leicester, Commission Agent Nov 30 at 12 Off Rec, 1, Berridge st, Leicester WIDGERY, WILLIAM, Bristol, Lodging house Keeper Dec1 at 12.30 Off Rec, Baldwin st, Bristol WILLIAMS, HUGH, Penrhosgarnedd, nr Bangor, Joiner Dec 2 at 2 Magistrates' room, Bangor WINBOW, ELLEN SELINA, Nottingham Dec 1 at 12 Off Rec, ADJUDICATIONS. ARRANDALE, EDWARD, Denton, Lancs, Grocer Ashton BRACEY, EVAN, and ISAAC BRACEY, Staple Hill, Gloucester CARR, HENRY TOWERS, and ALLAN CARR, Kingston upon Hull, Butter Importers Kingston upon Hull Pet Nov 19 Ord Nov 19 CHARLES, JAMES, Aldersgate st, Fancy Goods Dealer High Court Pet Oct 2 Ord Nov 20 COTTRELL, JONATHAN, Bradley Green, Stafford Grocer Macclesfield Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 CRANSTON, JOHN, West Hartlepool, Builder Sunderland Pet Nov 16 Ord Nov 16 DANGER, WILLIAM LANDALE, Liscard, Solicitor Liverpool Pet Nov 4 Ord Nov 19 EDMONDS, HENRY RATTY, Devonport, Baker Plymouth Pet Nov 19 Ord Nov 19 ENGLAND, SAMUEL, Troedyrhiw, Glam, Stationer Merthyr Tydfil Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 EVANS, JAMES, Llandilofawr, Farmer Carmarthen Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 FORSTER, GEORGE, Redcar, Saddler Stockton on Tees Fet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 FRANCIS, FREDERICK, Colchester, Builder Colchester Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 GODWIN, ALFRED WALTER, Old Bailey, Printer High Court Pet Nov 5 Ord Nov 18 Goss, ERNEST, Combmartin, Devons, Butcher Barnstaple Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 18 GRAY, GEORGE, Cleethorpes, Fishmonger Great Grimsby Pet Nov 17 Ord Nov 17 HANSON, JOHN, Dewsbury, York, Greengrocer Dewsbury HAYWARD, GEORCE, Tunbridge Wells, Butcher Tunbridge HOLLAND, JOHN THOMAS, Battersea, Coachbuilder Wands- HORTON, WILLIAM, and JOSEPH HORTON, Kinver, Stafford, Farmers Stourbridge Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 JACOBIUS, MARCUS, Cardiff, Tobacconist Cardiff Pet Nov 10 Ord Nov 19 KNIGHTON, AMOS ALLEN, Charlton Kings, Glos, Coal MACKAY, CHARLES, Whalley Range, nr Manchester, Sales- NEUWIRTH, HUGO, Mark lane High Court Pet Nov 18 PARENTS, THEIR CHILDREN, AND DR. TIBBLES' Ord Nov 20 PEARSON, FRANCIS GATES, Cardiff, Actor Cardiff Pet Nov 13 Ord Nov 19 PHILLIPS, DAVID. Praed st. Paddington, Clothier High Edmonton Pet QUIN, JOHN EDWARD JAMES, Wych st, Strand, Journalist SHARDLOW, GEORGE THOMAS, Derby Derby Pet Nov 19 SMITH, SAM, Red Lion st, St George's in the East, Baker High Court Pet Oct 14 Ord Nov 20 Wheel SOWERBY, THOMAS, Saltburn by the Sea, Baker Stockton Cutter Nottingham VENABLES, DAVID, Mexborough, York, Butcher Sheffield Pet Nov 18 Ord Nov 19 WALTON, FRED, Doncaster, Railway Clerk Sheffield Pet Nov 20 Ord Nov 20 WARNES, JAMES, Oxford, Fish Salesman Nov 18 Ord Nov 18 Oxford Pet WEST, WILLIAM, Cross lane, Eastcheap, Insurance Broker 20 Ord Nov 20 WILDING, CHARLES, Norwich, Painter Norwich Pet No v Amended notices substituted for those published in the BURDETT, WILLIAM, Aston, Birmingham, Coal Merchant Birmingham Pet Oct 11 Ord Oct 16 WARD, HARRIET, Birmingham, Fish Dealer Birmingham Pet Oct 12 Ord Oct 14 WEAKE, JAMES, Birmingham, Builder Birmingham Pet Sept 14 Ord Oct 16 VI-COCOA. No matter whether physical or mental labour is meant, or even if, as is too often the case in these days of fierce struggle for existence, an excess of either has to be accomplished, Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa will prove of inestimable service. The jadedness and tiredness which characterises thousands of young men and women of the present day too often resolves itself into a question of diet. Children and young persons do not require so much food as nourishment, and a partially digested Food Beverage, such as Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, gives strength, stamina, and builds up and strengthens the tissues. The disinclination for further effort and exertion so often experienced will become a thing of the past; and heat in summer, and cold in winter, and all the bleak uncertainties of our trying climate can be faced with Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, which has concentrated powers of nutriment, and imparts stamina and staying powers, adds to powers of endurance, and enables those who use it to undergo greater physical exertion and fatigue. The British Medical Journal says: "Vi-Cocoa is a very palatable beverage of great stimulating and sustaining properties." The Lancet says: "Vi-Cocoa is in the front rank of really valuable foods." We say that for breakfast and supper there is nothing to equal Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa; and the following is a very small portion of what the trade say in the leading University centres, being an extract from the Cambridge Independent Press. The reporter writes: "Mr. Carley, whose shop is beneath the shadow of Magdalen College, says the people speak well of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Coco. He had a customer only last Saturday who spoke wonderfully in praise of it. The sales had doubled and trebled. The University men ask for it, and it is clear that it has hit the public taste. Again, Messrs. Hattersley Bros., of Trinity-street, are known as high-class grocers who do a large University trade. They state that last term there were so many inquiries by undergraduates for Vi-Cocoa that they were bound to get a stock of it, and they have provided for a large sale this term, for which they find a large demand. Many 'Varsity men come to the shop and ask for it." All of which confirm the statements about this WonderSOLICITORS' JOURNAL. ful Food Beverage appearing from time to time in the Merit, and merit alone, is what we claim for Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, and we are prepared to send to any reader who names the SOLICITORS' JOURNAL a dainty sample tin of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa free and post-paid. There is no magic in all this. It is a plain, honest, straightforward offer. It is done to introduce the merits of Vi-Coca into every home. Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, as a concentrated form of nourishment and vitality, is invaluable; nay, more than this, for all who wish to face the strife and battle of life with greater endurance and more sustained exertion, it is absolutely indispensable. Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, 6d., 9d., 1s. 61. Can be obtained from all Chemists, Grocers, and Stores, or from Dr. London, E.C. 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