BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. MARRIAGE. PALMER-DE HOCHEPIED LARPENT.-Aug. 6, at St. Augustine's, South Kensington, by the Rev. Canon Holland, assisted by the Rev. R. R. Chope, vicar of the parish, Francis Beaufort Palmer, of 29, Bryanston-square, barrister-at-law, to Georgiana Elizabeth, second daughter of the eighth Baron de Hochepied Larpent. WINDING UP NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Aug. 5. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. BRAZILIAN SYNDICATE, LIMITED-By an order made by Wright, J., dated June 9, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the syndicate be continued. Marshall & Marshall, Lincoln's inn fields, solors for petners FRENCH MAID SYNDICATE, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Sept 3, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Frank Rowley, 34 and 36, Gresham st. Taylor & Rowley, Gresham st, solors for liquidator INSURANCES CORPORATION, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Sept 16, to send in their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to George Forrest, 117, Bishopsgate st OLDHAM REFORM CLUB BUILDING CO, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before Sept 20, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr. Roscoe Wrigley, 9, Clegg st, Oldham. Wrigley & Co, Oldham, solors to liquidator_ THAMES SYNDICATE, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Aug 29, to send in their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Richard Rabbidge, 32, Poultry. Cooke, Copthall bldgs, solor COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. WILLIAM REYNOLDS & CO, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented July 29, directed to be heard at the Chancery Office, No 9, Cook st, Liverpool, on Tuesday, Aug 16. Field & Co, Liverpool, solors for petners. Notice of app aring must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of Aug 15 FRIENDLY SOCIETY DISSOLVED. GREGORY, JOHN, Manchester, Yarn Merchant Aug 26 Gregory v Gregory, Registrar, Manchester Marsh, Bolton WALLIS, ALFRED, Heywood, Lancaster Sept 5 Wallis v Wallis, Registrar, Manchester Pogmore, Manchester UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 35. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette. TUESDAY, July 26. ADAMSON, DAVID, Oldham Aug 22 Griffiths, Oldham ARNOLD, THOMAS, Northampton Sept 3 Hensman & Co, Northampton BENSKIN, LOIs, Charley, Leicester Aug 29 Burgess & Dexter, Leicester BREWITT, THOMAS GEORGE, Bingham, Nottingham Aug 5 Dowson & Wright, Nottingham BURN, CONSTANCE CLARA, Kington, Hereford Aug 23 Jones & Alston, New ct, Lincoln's inn COLE, JOHN COиYкs, Chelsea Aug 30 Hepworth & Co, South st, Finsbury HARDY, JAMES FREDERICK, Tottenham Sept 6 Hill & Co, Liverpool HECKSCHER, MARTIN BERNARD, Didsbury, Doctor Aug 27 Crofton & Co, Manchester KAY, THOMAS VALENTINE, Clay Cross, Derby, Surgeon Sept 1 Jones & Mildleton, KNIGHT, SAMUEL, Birmingham, Butcher Aug 15 Price & Atkins, Birmingham LIDDELL, AMELIA FRANCES, Charlton Kings, Gloucester Aug 25 Horne & Birkett, Lincoln's inn fields NEWPORT, BENJAMIN WILLIAM, Mile End rd, Butcher Sept 7 Ratcliffe & Son, Lime st PABKER, Rev MATTHEW, Handsworth Aug 30 Clarke & Co, Birmingham PARSONS, CHARLES, Percy st, Tottenham ct rd, Commission Agent Sept 1 Taylor & Taylor, New Broad st PIERCE, MARY, Bolton Aug 25 Finney, Bolton ROBINS, JOSIAH YEOMANS, Cubbington, Warwick Oct 1 Heath & Blenkinsop, Warwick SHARPE, MARTHA ELLEN, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield Sept 10 Turner, York PRINCESS ALEXANDRA MUTUAL BENEFIT FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 128, Stanley rd, Kirkdale, SWAIN, JOHN WILLIAM, Long Sutton, Lincoln Aug 12 Mossop & Mossop, Long Sutton Liverpool. July 27 London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Aug. 9. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. CITY OF LONDON EXPLORATION SYNDICATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Sept 17, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Finlay Macrae, Dashwood House, New Broad st. Snell & Co, George st, Mansion House, solors for liquidator GEORGE BURT, LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before Sept 5, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Elkanah Mackintosh Sharp, 120, Colmore row, Birmingham. Bradley & Cuthbertson, Birmingham, solors to liquidator NORTH OF IRELAND MINERAL CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Sept 17. to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Philip Gibbons Swanwick, 64, Cross st, Manchester. Doyle, Manchester, solor for liquidator THOMAS RIVETT, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Sept 20, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Louis Rivett, Lancashire Hill Mill, Heaton Norris. Ferns & Co, Stockport, solors to liquidator YE MECCA, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before Sept 20, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to John Abbott Heiron, 20, Moorgate st. Burton & Co, Surrey st, solors for liquidator TAYLOR, MARGARET, Streatham Aug 31 King & Co, Queen Victoria st WESLEY, EDITH ELIZABETH ANN, Nottingham Aug 20 Dowson & Wright, Nottingham WINKLE, EDWARD, Gt Malvern Aug 10 Whatley, Gt Malvern WRIGHT, CHARLES, Langford, nr Biggleswade, Corn Merchant Sept 1 Rogers & Co, Victoria st, Westminster YOUNG, EDWARD, Gravesend Nov 1 Sturt & Son, Ironmonger lane London Gazette.-FRIDAY, July 29. ANDERSON, JAMES HUNTER, Bow Aug 31 Cattarns & De Vesian, Leadenhall st BEAGLEY, NOAH, Fastmeon, nr Petersfield, Hants, Groce: Aug 25 Clarke & Haris, BOCKETT, GEORGE WILLIAM ALFRED, Epsom Sept 8 Kearsey & Co, Old Jewry FRINKLEY, BENJAMIN GEORGE, Southend on Sea Sept 1 W & W Stocken, Lime st BROWN, ELIZA, Swanage, Dorset Aug 20 Rande'l, Swanage CARTWRIGHT, CHARLOTTE MARTHA, Weston super Mare Aug 26 Bere, Weston super Mare CHARLES, MARY, Blaenavon, Mon Sept 30 By thway & Son, Pontypool HANDSOM, MARGARET, Stockton on Tees, Innkeeper Sept 1 Hunton & Watson, Stockton on Tees HONE, EDWARD, Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucester Oct 1 Wood, Winchcombe, Glos JEBB, Rev HENRY GLADWYN, Firbeck Hall, York Oct 27 Jebb & Son, Boston PEARCE, ELIZABETH, Handsworth Sept 12 Fielding & Son, Dover PERRY, ELIZABETH, Bartlow, Cambridges Aug 20 Stutfield & Son, Parliament st PRICE, ALEXANDER, Hankow, China Nov 1 Wood, Shanghai TAYLOR, JOHN, Cadogan gdns Aug 31 Taylor & Co, Bradford TAYLOR, THOMAS, Southport Aug 31 Hodge, Southport TAYLOR, THOMAS JOHN, Plaistow, Omnibus Proprietor Aug 25 Snow & Co, Gt St Thomas Apostle THORPE, RICHARD L'OSTE, Brading, I of W Aug 27 Colenutt, Cowes UNDERHAY, FREDERICK GEORGE, Hornsey Aug 31 Seagrove & Woods, Chancery lane WALKER, ROBERT, Kingston upon Hull Aug 30 Jackson & Co, Hull WALKER, THOMAS, Camberley, Surrey Sept 20 Emanuel & Simmonds, Finsbury circus WAND, GEORGE EDWARD, Manchester Sept 29 Almond & Son, Manchester London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Aug. 2. ALDRIDGE, MARY ANN FARMER, Bristol Sept 30 Burt & Evans, Ross BEEDHAM, STEPHEN, Walthamstow Sept 8 Lyrett, Finsbury pavement BLACKWELL, JOHN, Northampton, Hosier Nov 1 Dennis & Faulkner, Nort hampton BREWER, FRANCIS EDWARD, Kensington Aug 30 Broad st Steadman & Van Praagh, Old LIEBES, HERMAN, Canonbury Sept 1 Pritchard & Co, Little Trinity lane LOCKITT, FREDERICK, Burslem, Stafford, Innkeeper Aug 27 Boulton, Burslem MAKIN, ELIZABETH, South Milford, York Aug 20 Rhodes, Sherburn in Elmet MIDDLEMOST, LIVINGSTON, Huddersfield, Fancy Woollen Manufacturer Aug 27 Ramsden & Co, Huddersfield MORRISH, CATHERINE ANNE, St Anne's on Sea July 22 Husband, Liverpool Workington Sept 21 Thompson, PHILLIPS, WILLIAM, Croes Las Farm, nr Raglan, Mon, Farmer Sept 15 Watkins & Co, Pontypool PRICE, ALEXANDER, Hankow, China Nov 1 Wood, Shanghai ROBINS, JOSIAH YEOMANS, Cubbington, Warwick Oct 1 Heath & Blenkinsop, Warwick White & Co, Whitehall place .London Gazette-FRIDAY, Aug 5. BOUECHIER, Sir GEORGE, KCB, Isleworth Sept 10 Sworder & Longmore, Hertford CHARLTON, ALBERT, Bolton, Tailor Oct 31 Coope, Bolton CLEGG, GEORGE, Accrington, Cotton Manufacturer Sept 10 Sharples & Son, Accrington COLLINSON, GEORGE, Halifax, Tea and Coffee Merchant Sept 10 Longbotham & Sons, Halifax DAVIES, ELIZABETH, Sheffield Sept 17 Rogers & Co, Sheffield DUNNING, MARY, Gt Yarmouth Sept 1 Wiltshire & Son, Gt Yarmouth ERLE, MARY TEMPLEMAN, Torquay Sept 12 Hooper & Wollen, Torquay GODDARD, THOMAS, Carshalton, Surrey Sept 20 Potter & Co, King st HIND, SAMUEL, Nottingham, Furniture Broker Sept 3 Walker & Barker, Nottingham HUNTER, MARY ANN, Worcester Sept 17 Hooper, Worcester JACKSON, GEORGE, Tavistock sq, Shipowner Sept 20 Ince & Co, Fenchurch st LLUELLYN, AGNES HARRIET, Cadogan place Sept 29 Norton & Co, Victoria st Westminster MULLINS, WILLIAM, Crewkerne Sept 17 Roper, Bridport NICHOLSON, JOHN, Bank, nr Wigton, Cumberland, Yeoman Aug 23 Hetherington, PENNY, CHARLES WILLIAM, Wokingham, Berks Aug 30 Alford, Clifton SCOTT, GEORGE, Potters Bar Sept 29 East, Basinghall st WARD, WILLIAM MEDWAY, Homerton Sept 5 Ward, Wood Green WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM, Marsden, York, Grocer's Assistant Sept 23 Sykes & Son, Huddersfield WRIGHT, MARY ANN EMMA, West Norwood Aug 12 Albin, & Co Chesham WRIGLEY, HARRIETT, Wakefield Aug 13 Green, Wakefield London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Aug. 9. ABERCROMBY, Hon Dame AGNES GEORGINA, Upper Norwood Sept 6 Freshfields & Williams, Old Jewry ALDOUS, JAMES, Brixton Sept 8 Woods, College hill, Cannon st BASKETT, HENRY, Bournemouth, Lodging house Proprietor Sept 12 BLACKLOCK, THOMAS, Kirkbride, Cumberland Aug 22 Rigg, Wigton Sept 8 Ellison, Sharp & Rumsey, BOWLER, THOMAS CHESTERS, Withington, nr Manchester Sept 30 Cooper & Sons, Manchester BREWSTER, THOMAS, Scarborough Sept 16 Tate & Co, Scarborough BRUNDRETT, CHARLES, Chorlton cum Hardy, Lancs, Market Gardener Sept 20 Slater & BURGESS, JAMES, Birmingham Sept 20 Wright & Marshall, Birmingham EVANS, ABSALOM, Wrexham Sept 5 Bury & Acton, Wrexham FARNSWORTH, CHARLES, Manchester, Dentist Sept 19 Marshall, Manchester HENBREY, Mrs LOUISA, Streatham Sept 29 Pearless & Sons, East Grinstead SHAWCROSS, JOHN, Gorton, Lancs, Innkeeper Sept 3 Wilson, Ashton under Lyne STOKES, GEORGE WILLIAM, Birmingham, Painter Sept 16 Jeffery, Birmingham WEST, ROBERT LISTER, Newcastle upon Tyne, Collector Sept 12 Nicholson & Martin, WOOLLONS, GEORGE, York Sept 28 Camidge, York BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Aug. 5. RECEIVING ORDERS. AKERMAN, JH, Wilson st High Court Pet July 14 Ord ATTRIDE, ARTHUR E, Thavies inn, Holborn Circus High BETTS, J FH, Pope's Head alley, Cornhill, Cigar Merchant BLOOR, HENRY, Tunstall, Butcher Hanley Pet July 26 BOYWARD, JOHN LLOYD, Worcester Worcester Pet July 14 Ord July 30 CHAPMAN, JOHN, Clayton le Moors, Lancs, Furnitura Dealer Blackburn Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 CHAPMAN, SIDNEY, Cannon st, Foreign Goods Importer High Court Pet Aug 2 Ord Aug 2 CONEY, ARTHUR EDWARD, Sleaforth, Lincs, Cabinet Maker Boston Pet July 23 Ord Aug 3 CROSBIE, LEILA, Hove, Brighton High Court Pet July 8 Ord Aug 2 DAIN, CHARLES MAJOR, Horselydown, Bottled Beer Merchant High Court Pet July 30 Ord July 30 DAY, GEORGE, Redditch, Fruiterer Birmingham Pet July 27 Ord July 27 DAY, JOANNA ANNE, Ventnor, I of W Newport Pet July 23 Ord July 28 ELDRIDGE, EDWARD, Railway app, London bdge, Timber HANNAY, Rochdale, Tea Merchant GIBBON, HARRY, Ipswich, Wholesale Grocer Ipswich Pet GREEN, GEORGE HARRISON, Bradford, Boot Maker Brad- HARRIS, RICHARD THOMAS, High Holborn, Boot Dealer HICKS, ROBERT, Bethnal Green, Boot Manufacturer High HUGHES, JOHN CHARLES, Birmingham, Cycle Maker JOHNSON, ORBELL EDWIN, Stowmarket, Suffolk, Corn JOYCE, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Peckham, Corn Dealer High Court Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 KLOSZ, HENRY GEORGE, Birmingham, Tailor Birmingham Pet July 25 Ord July 25 Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 War LINE, WILLIAM WELLER, Burnley, Bootmaker Burnley Bucks, Coal Dealer Banbury Pet Aug 2 Ord Aug 2 PARKER, ALFRED, Stockton on Tees, Master Painter Stockton on Tees Pet Aug 2 Ord Aug 2 PAULL, FREDERICK RICHARDS, Sydenham, Insurance In- PURSEHOUSE, JOHN HENRY, Bilston, Staffs, Draper RANTZEN, ISAAC ABRAHAM, Maida vale High Court Pet June 23 Ord Aug 3 RAY, BISCO, Telegraph st, Solicitor High Court Pet ROBINSON, ALFRED JOHN, Moss Side, Lancs, Commercial SCORE, BOBERT THOMAS, Glastonbury, Builder Wells SHEARS, GEORGE, New Barnet, Photographer Barnet Pet July 29 Ord July 29 SPREADBURY, ELIZA, Southsea, Florist Portsmouth Pet July 30 Ord July 30 STEEL, HENRY, Cambridge, Licensed Victualler Cambridge Pet July 30 Örd July 30 THOMAS, JOHN PARRY, Bangor Bangor Pet Aug 2 Orl Aug 2 TOWLER, JAMES, Upper Norwood, Builder Croydon Pet July 30 Ord July 30 VERDON, MARY ANN, Grangetown, Cardiff, Grocer Cardiff RECEIVING ORDER KESCINDED. FIRST MEETINGS. AKERMAN, J H, Wilson st Aug 15 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st ATTRIDE, ARTHURE, Thavies inn, Holborn circus, Mer chant Aug 15 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st BLACKBURNE, THOMAS, Barmouth, Merioneths, Engineer Aug 31 at 2 Townhall, Aberystwith BURNISTON, THOMAS, Leeds, Licensed Victualler Aug 15 at 11 Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds CROSBIE, LEILA, Northumberland avue Aug 15 at 1 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st DAIN, CHARLES MAJOR, Horselydown, Bottled Beer Merchant Aug 12 at 2.30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st DIVALL, RICHARD, Brighton, Butcher Aug 12 at 12 Off Rec, 4, Pavilion bldgs, Brighton DODSON, FREDERICK HARDWICK, Bilton, Warwicks, Machinist Aug 15 at 12 Off Rec, 17, Hertford st, Coventry ELDRIDGE, EDWARD, Bermondsey, Timber Merchant Aug 12 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st ELLIS, JOSEPH STUART, Chepstow, Mon, Engineer Aug 15 at 11 Off Rec, Westgate chmbrs, Newport, Mon EMPRINGHAM, THOMAS, Kingston upon Hull, Finance Agent Aug 12 at 11 Off Rec, Trinity House In, Hull Fox, HYMON, Commercial st, Wholesale Manufacturing Furrier Aug 12 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st HASLAM, WILLIAM HENRY, Highgate Aug 15 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st HERDIECKERHOFF, FRITZ, Cullum st Aug 15 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st HOLMES, CHARLES HERBERT, Salford Aug 12 at 3 Off Rec. Byrom st, Manchester HOOD, WILLIAM OWEN, Baneswell, Newport, Baker Aug 15 at 12 Off Rec, Westgate chmbrs, Newport, Mon LINDSAY, NIGEL CRAWFORD, Richmond Aug 12 at 12.30 24, Railway app, London Bridge MACINTOSH, ROBERT HOWELLS, Southampton Aug 12 at 12.15 Off Rec, 28, Stonegat, York MUMFORD, FREDERICK JOHN, Shaugh Mills, nr Bickleigh, Devon, Farmer Aug 12 at 3 Off Rec, 6, Athenæum ter, Plymouth Aug 12 at Aug 15 at Aug 15 at NEAVE, JAMES, Teddington, Auctioneer Aug 12 at 11.30 21, Railway app, London Bridge PATERSON, PETER, Withington, Lance, Tailor 3 30 Off Rec, Byrom st, Manchester PAULET, WILLIAM VICTOR, King st, St James's 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st POGSON, GEORGE, Bradford, Insurance Agent 11 Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford RAWLE, CHARLES, Billiter st, Commission Agent Aug 16 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st ROBINSON, ALFRED JOHN, Moss Side, Lancs, Commercial Clerk Aug 12 at 2.30 Off Rec, Byrom st, Manchester SPREADBURY, ELIZA, Southsea, Hants, Florist Aug 12 at 3 Off Rec, Cambridge junction, High st, Portsmouth THORNTON, AMOS, Laisterdyke, Bradford, Joiner Aug 12 at 12 Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford WARE, WILLIAM, Southsea, Cab Proprietor Aug 16 at 3 Off Rec, Cambridge junction, High st, Portsmouth WHITEHOUSE, JAMES ALFRED, HORACE VERNON WHITEHOUSE, and HARRY CROSS, Stephen st, Tottenham Court rd, Electro Platers Aug 15 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st ADJUDICATIONS. AYNER, ISAAC, Regent st, Tailor High Court Pet July 16 Ord July 29 BAILEY, JOHN, Netherfield, Notts, Baker Nottingham Pet July 28 Ord July 28 BLOOR, HENRY, Burslem, Butcher Hanley Pet July 26 CHAPMAN, JOHN, Clayton le Moors, Lancs, Furniture Dealer DAY, GEORGE, Redditch, Fruiterer Birmingham Pet DAY, JOANNA ANNE, Ventnor, I of W, Lodging house Pet Roch High EVANS, JOHN THOMAS, Chelsea, Provision Dealer High Court Pet May 26 Ord July 30 FISHER, GEORGE HANNAY, Rochdale, Tea Merchant dale Pet Aug 2 Ord Aug 2 Fox, HYMON, Commercial st, Wholesale Furrier Court Pet July 30 Ord July 30 GREEN, GEORGE HARRISON, Bradford, Boot Maker Bradford Pet Aug 2 Ord Aug 2 HARDING, ELIZABETH ANN, Merthyr Tydfil Merthyr Tydfil Pet July 30 Ord July 30 HARRIS, RICHARD THOMAS, High Holborn, Boot Dealer High Court Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 HASLAM, WILLIAM HENRY, Highgate High Court Pet HIGGINS, HENRY WILLIAM, New Cross Greenwich Pet JARVIS, WILLIAM AARON, Haverhill, Suffolk, Butcher JENKINS, JOHN DANIEL, Llanfihangel, Ystrad, Auctioneer July 28 Ord Aug 2 Winchester Pet JINKS, HENRY, Chester mews, Albany st, Jobmaster High JOHNSON, ORBELL EDWIN, Stowmarket, Corn Merchant KOSKY, ABRAHAM, Commercial rd, Furrier High Court LINE, WILLIAM WELLER, Burnley, Bootmaker Burnley MACCALLUM, JOHN, Park pl West, Gloucester gate High Court Pet Nov 29 Ord July 27 MCCUE, PATRICK THOMAS, Warrington, Builder Warrington Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 MCMURDO, JAMES MCLELLAN, Accrington, Wine Merchant MOORES, WILLIAM, Whitchurch Canonicorum, nr Bridport, PARKEB, ALFRED, Stockton on Tees, Master Painter PURSEHOUSE, JOHN HENRY, Bilston, Staffs, Draper Wolverhampton Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 ROBINSON, ALFRED JOHN, Moss Side, Lancs, Commercial SCORE, ROBERT THOMAS, Glastonbury, Builder Wells Pet SPREADBURY, ELIZA, Southsea, Florist Portsmouth Pet July 30 Ord July 30 STEEL, HENRY, Cambridge, Licensed Victualler Cambridge Pet July 30 Ord July 30 THOMAS, JOHN PARRY, Bangor Bangor Pet Aug 2 0.d Aug 2 TREMEWAN, FREDERICK ARTHUR, Perranporth, Cornwall, General Merchant Truro Pet July 11 Ord July 30 VERDON, MARY ANN, Grangetown, Cardiff Cardiff Pet July 29 Ord July 29 WAIN, GEORGE, and SETH ELSWORTH, Birmingham, ADJUDICATION ANNULLED AND RECEIVING ORDER RESCINDED. DADSON, FREDERICK MAJOR PORTLOCK, Glaskin villas, Clapton, Middlesex, Gent Rec Ord Oct 2, 1896 Adjud Nov 23, 1896 Resc and Annul Aug 1 Pet Aug 4 Lmdon Gazette.-TUESDAY, Aug 9. RECEIVING ORDERS. BRYDON, JOHN, Durham, Butcher Durham Ord Aug 4 CHARLTON, WILLIAM, Heaton, Newcastle on Tyne, Cart Proprietor Newcastle on Tyne Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 CHRIMES, WILLIAM, Over Winsford, Cheshire, Commercial Traveller Nantwich Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 CLARKE, GEORGE E, Wolverhampton, Cycle Manufacturer Wolverhampton Pet July 25 Ord Aug 5 COLLIER, JAMES, Tir Phil Merthyr Tydfil Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 DAVIES, JOHN, Burslem, Slipmaker Hanley Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 DAVIES, MARY, Lampeter, Glass Dealer Carmarthen Pet Aug 6 Ord Aug 6 Fox, ABRAHAM, Birstall, Yorks, Innkeeper Bradford Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 FRYER, FRANK, Cheltenham, Baker Cheltenham Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 GILBERT, GEORGE, Northampton, Shoe Manufacturer High HASTINGS, FRANCIS THEOPHILUS HENRY, South Kensington JOHNSON, WILLIAM, Elwick, Durham, Innkeeper Sunderland Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 JONES, ROBERT, Llanfairfechan, Boot Dealer Bangor Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 JORDAN, JAMES, Shebbear, Devons, Farmer Barnstaple Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 KING, HENRY, Southsea, Fruiterer Portsmouth Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 LEAKE, THOMAS SAYER VILE, Chatham, Baker Rochester Pet July 10 Ord Aug 4 MARKUS, JOHN, Salford, Waterproof Manufacturer Manchester Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 MARSDEN, FEARGUS EMMET, Batley, Yorks, Innkeeper Costumiers Winchester Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 MORGAN, DANIEL, Llandovery, Innkeeper Carmarthen Pet Aug 6 Ord Aug 6 NIXON, ALLEN, Barrow in Furness, Blacksmith Barrow in Furness Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 NIXON, JAMES, Lanercost, Cumberland, Farmer Carlisle Pet Aug 6 Ord Aug 6 ROBERTS, ELIZABETH ANN, Devonport, Pawnbroker Plymouth Pet Aug 2 Ord Aug 3 ROBERTSHAW, BENJAMIN, Bradford, Grocer Bradford Pet ROLFE, CHRISTIAN, East Dulwich High Court Pet April SHORT, BENJAMIN JACOB, Bath, Butcher Bath Pet Aug 4 SIVETTA, FREDERICK, New Cross rd, Compositor High Court Pet July 14 Ord Aug 4 SLATER, HENRY GLADSTONE, Burnley, Weaver Burnley Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 WILDING, JOHN, St Anne's on the Sea, Lancs Preston Pet July 21 Ord Aug 5 WILSON, THOMAS, Berwick, Cabinet Maker Newcastle on Tyne Pet July 19 Ord Aug 4 FIRST MEETINGS. BAILEY, JOHN, Colwick, Notts, Baker Aug 16 at 12 Off Rec, 4, Castle place, Park st, Nottingham BETTS, JOHN FREDERICK HENRY, Pope's Head alley, Cornhill, Cigar Merchant Aug 17 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st BIANCHI, KING, & Co, Bucklersbury, East India Merchants, BOOTH, MAURICE, Dewsbury Aug 16 at 11.30 Off Rec, BOSWELL, HERBERT WALTER, Stockport, Horse Dealer Aug 16 at 10.45 Off Rec, County chmbrs, Market place, Stockport BYE, JOHN RICHARD, Rushden, Grocer Aug 17 at 12.30 DAY, JOANNA ANNE, Ventnor, I W, Lodginghouse Keeper EVANS, DANIEL WILLIAM, Morriston, Glam, Grocer Aug 17 at 12 Off Rec, 31, Alexandra rd, Swansea GOODWIN, EDWARD, Longton, Staffs, Butcher Aug 17 at 11 Off Rec, King st, Newcastle under Lyme GOODWIN, RICHARD, South Shields, Builder 11.30 Off Rec, 30, Mosley st, Newcastle on Tyne GREEN, GEORGE HARRISON, Shipley, Bootmaker Aug 17 at Aug 17 at Aug 11 Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford HARRIS, RICHARD THOMAS, High Holborn, Boot Dealer Aug 17 at 1 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st HICKS, ROBERT, Bethnal Green, Boot Manufacturer 17 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st HUGHES, HERBERT, Birmingham, Dairyman Aug 18 at 11 174, Corporation st, Birmingham HULME, THOMAS, jun, Northampton, China Dealer Aug 17 Off Rec, County Court bldgs, Sheep st, Northampton JENNINGS, WILLIAM, Cheriton, Hants Aug 16 at 3.30 Off Rec, 172, High st, Southampton at 1 JOHNSON, ORBELL EDWIN, Stowmarket, Corn Merchant Aug 16 at 12.30 Off Rec, 31, Princes st, Ipswich JOYCE, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Peckham, Corn Dealer Aug 18 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st KEYTE, CLARA, Shipston on Stour, Dressmaker Aug 16 at 3.15 1, St Aldate's, Oxford KEYTE, GEORGE, Shipston on Stour, Grocer Aug 16 at 3 1, St. Aldate's, Oxford KILVINGTON, HANNAH ELIZABETH, Gt Grimsby Aug 16 at LEVIES, H, Birmingham, Baker Aug 16 at 12 174, Corporation st, Birmingham MCMURDO, JAMES MCLELLAN, Accrington, Wine Merchant PHILLIPS, DANIEL, Pontypridd, Grocer Aug 16 at 12 65, PURSEHOUSE, JOHN HENRY, Bilston, Staffs, Draper Aug 17 at 11 Off Rec, Wolverhampton RICHMOND, SAMUEL FENTIMAN, Ossett, Florist Aug 16 at 3.30 Off Rec, Bank chmbrs, Batley ROBERTS, ELIZABETH ANN, Devonport, Pawnbroker Aug 17 at 11 Off Rec, 6, Athenæum ter, Plymouth SAMUEL L LION & Co, Victoria av, Bishopsgate st, Boot Dealers Aug 18 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st SAUNDERS, CHARLES JAMES, Whitwell, I of W, Baker Aug 17 at 12 Off Rec, Newport, I of W SCORE, ROBERT THOMAS, Glastonbury, Builder Aug 17 at 12.30 Off Rec, Baldwin st, Bristol SEBRIGHT, ARTHUR E, South Kensington Aug 16 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st SHORT, BENJAMIN JACOB, Bath, Butcher Aug 17 at 1 Off Rec, Baldwin st, Bristol SMITH, JOSHUA, Dresden, Staffs, Grocer Aug 18 at 11 Off Rec, King st, Newcastle under Lyme STEEL, HENRY, Cambridge, Licensed Victualler Aug 17 at VILE, WILLIAM THOMAS, Wandsworth, Builder Aug 17 at Aug 16 at 12.30 Off Rec, 1, Berridge st, Leicester WILLIAMSON, CHARLES NORRIS, Walton on Thames, Journalist Aug 16 at 12.30 24, Railway app, London Bridge ADJUDICATIONS. AICARD, PIERRE EMILE, Pwlmeyric, nr Chepstow, Mon, Coal BAILEY, ARTHUR CRAWSHAY, Victoria st, Company Pro- BRYDON, JOHN, Hetton le Hole, Durham, Butcher Durham Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 CHARLTON, WILLIAM, Heaton, Newcastle on Tyne, Cart Proprietor Newcastle on Tyne Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 COLLIER, JAMES, Tir Phil, Glam Merthyr Tydfil Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 CROSBIE, LEILA, Northumberland av High Court Pet July 8 Órd Aug 4 CROSS, JOHN JOSEPH, Seacombe, Chester, Removal Con- DAVIES, MARY, Lampeter, Cardigans, Glass Dealer Carmarthen Pet Aug 6 Ord Aug 6 DAVIS, E, Balham, Builders' Merchant Wandsworth Pet May 14 Ord Aug 4 Fox, ABRAHAM, Birstal, Yorks, Innkeeper Bradford Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 FRYER, FRANK, Cheltenham, Baker Cheltenham Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 HAYES, WALTER PALMER, Whissendine, Rutland, Builder Leicester Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 HERDIECKERHOFF, FRITZ, Cullum st High Court Pet June 30 Ord Aug 5 HOPEWELL, WILLIAM WATSON, and JAMES DRURY DALE, Nottingham, Lace Manufacturers Nottingham Pet July 13 Ord Aug 6 HUGHES, JOHN CHARLES, Birmingham, Cycle Maker Birmingham Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 4 HUSTLER, ALBERT, Guiseley, York, Innkeeper Leeds Pet ILLINGWORTH, WALTER, Soothill, nr Batley, York, Hotel JOYCE, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Peckham, Corn Dealer ROBES FOR QUEEN'S COUNSEL AND BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS' GOWNS. High Court Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 5 LEVIEN, H, Birmingham, Baker Birmingham Pet May 16 Ord Aug 6 Clerks, and Clerks of the Peace, The WINTER SESSION will commence on Monday October 3rd, 1898, when PROFESSOR VIRCHOW, Foreign_Member of the Royal Society, Director of the Berlin Pathological Institute, and some time Rector Magnificus of the University of Berlin, will deliver the second HUXLEY LECTURE, on "Recent Advances in Science and their bearing on Medicine and Surgery." The chair will be taken at 4 p.m. by LORD LISTER, President of the Royal Society. The SCHOOL PROSPECTUS, containing full particulars of the Livingstone, Huxley, University, and other Scholarships and Prizes, and all other information connected with the Medical School, will be sent on application to the DEAN, Chandos-street, Strand, W.C. H. MONTAGUE MURRAY, M.D., Dean, Corporation Robes, University and Clergy Cours. THE LONDON HOSPITAL MEDICAL MACLEOD, JAMES POLSON, Brick In, Spitalfields, Publican Corporation Robes, University and Clergy Cowrs. High Court Pet June 14 Ord Aug 3 MARKUS, JOHN, Salford, Waterproof Manufacturer Manchester Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 MARSDEN, FEARGUS EMMET, Batley, York, Innkeeper ANN, and ANNIE MILLS, Basingstoke, Costumiers Winchester Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 MORGAN, DANIEL, Llandovery, Innkeeper Carmarthen Pet Aug 6 Ord Aug 6 MORRIS, JOSEPH, South Shields March 10 Ord May 10 Newcastle on Tyne Pet NIXON, ALLEN, Barrow in Furness, Blacksmith Barrow in Furness Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 ROBERTSHAW, BENJAMIN, Bradford, Grocer Bradford Pet Aug 3 Ord Aug 3 ROBERTSON, FREDERICK TINDAL, Richmond Wandsworth Pet June 10 Ord Aug 4 SAMUELS, SAMUEL, Abertillery, Mon, Pawnbroker Tredegar Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 COLLEGE. The WINTER SESSION COMMENCES on OCTOBER 1. The annual dinner will be held in the College Library on MONDAY, OCTOBER 3. Mr. Mansell-Moullin in the chair. The Hospital is the largest in the kingdom; nearly 800 beds are in constant use, and no beds are closed. Being the only general Hospital for East London-i e., for a million and a-half people-the practice is immense. Inpatients last year 11,146; out-patients, 161,033; accidents, 14,781; major operations, 2,320. APPOINTMENTS.-Owing to the enormous number of patients more appointments, salaried and resident, are open to students than at any other hospital. Sixty of these qualified appointments are made annually, and more than 150 Dressers, Clinical Clerks, &c., appointed every three months. All are free to Students of the College. Holders of resident appointments have free board. SCHOLARSHIPS and PRIZES.-Twenty-seven Scholarships and Prizes are given annually. FIVE ENTRANCE SHAW, WILLIAM STEELE, Hyde, Cheshire, Innkeeper Ash- COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. SCHOLARSHIPS will be offered in September. ton under Lyne Pet June 23 Ord July 8 SHEARS, GEORGE, New Barnet, Hertford, Photographer Barnet Pet July 29 Ord Aug 3 SHORT, BENJAMIN JACOB, Bath, Butcher Bath Pet Aug 4 Ord Aug 4 SLATER, HENRY GLADSTONE, Burnley, Weaver Burnley Pet Aug 5 Ord Aug 5 STAY, WILLIAM, Portsmouth, Butcher Portsmouth Pet TERRY, LUKE FORD THOMAS, Eastbourne, Laundryman July 30 Ord Aug 6 Croydon Pet VILE, WILLIAM THOMAS, Wandsworth, Builder Wandsworth Pet June 14 Ord Aug 4 WALFORD, HARRY EDWARD, and WALTER ARCHIBALD TAYLOR, South Norwood, Beer and Spirit Dealers Croydon Pet July 27 Ord Aug 3 All letters intended for publication in the "Solicitors' Journal" must be authenticated by the name of the writer. Where difficulty is experienced in procuring the THE NEW Journal with regularity, it is requested that application be made direct to the Publisher. THE CAUSE OF JADEDNESS IN SUMMER. In face of scientific facts, how many people sit down to breakfast in the summer months and drink tea and coffeean utterly unscientific practice in itself-and follow this up by partaking of a more or less quantity of flesh food. Just think for a moment. The injurious effects of frequent indulgence in tea are well known; and coffee, usually used as a means of keeping people awake, is commonly seen on the breakfast table at an hour when people certainly require no waking up! It is simply compelling the stomach to digest food which the system does not require, and which it cannot get rid of. Drugs and medicine are worse than useless in such circumstances; they simply assist in the clogging process8. What is wanted is not so much food as nourishment, and a partially digested Food-beverage such as Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa would, if universally used during the summer, as its merits deserve, do much towards relieving the distress caused by carelessness in choice of food. It is at this season, too, that families on pleasure bent are more liable to overlook such facts as the above, with the result that, what should have been a holiday and release from business worries, is simply made an excuse for over-filling the body with unsuitable food, the severe effects of which make themselves felt at a time when health and vigour should, if the natural laws of health had been studied a little, have been firmly established. Every portmanteau and hamper should, therefore, contain a supply of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Coл, and it ought to be on every breakfast table. The tired, lanquid feeling referred to disappears when Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa is daily used. This is owing to the great sustenant and vitalising powers which Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa so readily gives to those who use it regularly. Thousands of people have tried Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa as a Summer Beverage with the most satisfactory results. Those who have not done so should write at once to 60, 61 and 62, Bunhill Row, London, E.C., for a free dainty sample tin which will be forwarded by return of post. Yours truly, London, N.W. SPECIALIST. "KOH-I-NOOR," for SOUTHEND and MARGATE, at 8.50 a.m. "ROYAL SOVEREIGN," daily for MARGATE and RAMSGATE, at 9.20 a.m. Special Trains from Fenchurch-street at 9 45 a.m. and "LA MARGUERITE" on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, sails to MARGATE and BOULOGNE and Back. On Tuesdays to On Sundays to SOUTHEND and MARGATE and Back. Special Trains from St. Pancras on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at 6 a.m.; Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 a.m.; Sundays at 9.40 a.m. Fenchurch-street Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at 6.15 a.m.; Thursdays and Saturdays at 7.45 and 8.3 a.m.; Sundays at 9.35 and 9.45 a.m. FARES-First Saloon, BOULOGNE and Back, 133. 6d. ; OSTEND and Back, 13s. 6d. SATURDAY to MONDAY at BOULOGNE. Combined Steamer and Hotel Tickets, Full Board and Accommodation at Hotel, 27s. 6d. Additional days, 7s. 6d. per day extra. "LA BELGIQUE" to SOUTHEND, MARGATE, and OSTEND every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. SPECIAL CLASSES are held for the University of London and other higher Examinations. Special Entries for Medical and Surgical Practice can be made. Qualified practitioners will find excellent opportunities for studying the rarest diseases. A reduction of 15 guineas is made to the sons of members of the profession. ENLARGEMENT of the COLLEGE.-New laboratories and class rooms for Bacteriology, Public Health, Operative Surgery, Chemistry, Biology, &c., will be completed by Oct. 1. The Clubs Union Athletic Ground is within easy reach of the Hospital. Luncheons and dinners at moderate charges can be obtained in the Students' Club. The Metropolitan and other railways have stations close to the Hospital and College. For prospectus and information as to residence, &c., apply, personally or by letter, to Mile-end, E. The Courses qualify for Diplomas of all Licensing Bodies, and for Degrees in Medicine and Surgery of British Universities. There are various Scholarships, entrance and otherwise. CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given at the General and the Queen's Hospitals, which have a united total of over 400 beds. There are special departments for Eye, Skin, Ear and Throat and Special Diseases of Women. Students can also attend the City Lunatic Asylum and the Fever Hospital, the Eye, Orthopaedic, and Ear and Throat Hospitals. The Dental Department, in conjunction with the General, Queen's, and Dental Hospitals, affords a complete curriculum for all Dental Diplomas. There is an Entrance Scholarship, and Medals and Honour Certificates are awarded in the classes. (There are also Faculties of Arts and Science. Syllabuses, containing full particulars, are published separately.) A SYLLABUS of the Faculty of Medicine, containing full information, may be had gratis from Messra. Cornish, New Street, Birmingham, or on application at the College. Special Train Fenchurch-street at 8.33, returning Tuesdays, GENERAL REVERSIONARY AND INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY. CLASSES AND TUITION FOR ARTICLED CLERKS. TUTORS. J. CARTER HARRISON, 30, Bedford-row, W. C.-Equity, Conveyancing, Common Law, and Bankruptcy. LEONARD H. WEST, LL.D., 19, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, W.C.-Criminal and Magisterial Law; Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty ; and Ecclesiastical Law. Stephen's Commentaries. CLASSES for Final Students are held at the Hall of the Society on four afternoons each week during the following periods: August to January; January to June. These periods afford five months' class preparation, and students are avised to subscribe for a full course otherwise the work must necessarily be hurried. Students may join the classes either before or after the Intermediate Examination without subscribing to the course of Postal instruction, but it is recommended that they should avail themselves of both modes of instruction. Subscribers to either Class or Postal instruction have the opportunity of consulting the Tutors upon the work of the course in personal interview or by letter at any time. To those Clerks who are articled at a distance from large towns systematic instruction with advice and help is given, and a course of preparation through the post has been devised, and is found to be useful where personal tuition is impracticable. afforded by fortnightly papers, and embraces the following subjects: Equity, Conveyancing, Common Law, Bankruptcy, Criminal and Magisterial Law, Probate, Divorce, Admiralty, and Ecclesiastical Law. These papers both before and after the Intermediate Examinations are varied each year, so that students who may subscribe for more than one year's tuition receive additional assistance. These courses may be commenced at any time, but the Tutors recommend that the Intermediate course should be commenced at an early stage of the Articles, and the Final course soon after the Intermediate Examination has been passed. The results obtained have been satisfactory. Many pupils have obtained honours, and the percentage of passes is a high one, exceeding 85 per cent. of between three and four hundred pupils who last, presented the nselves for examination. It has happened on several occasions that all Class pupils have been successful, and the same has occurred in the case of subscribers to the Correspondence Courses. TERMS. after previous Postal Instruction... 4 months Class instruction is also provided on the selected portions of Stephen's Commentaries and the subjects above named, and it is recommended that the Class Instruction, 5 months... classes should be joined after the expiration of a course of Postal instruction. Students can join the classes at any time, the fees being proportionate to the length of attendance, except that no fee shall be less than that for a three months' course. Rooms are provided where subscribers may study, and books are supplied without extra charge. Periodical test examinations are held by the Tutors. The Classes for Intermediate Students are held in the Hall of the Society on three afternoons in each week during the following periods: August to November; October to January; January to April; March to June. Subscribers may subscribe for successive classes. Books can be obtained from Messrs. Stevens & Sons, or other law lending library, for an annual subscription of a guinea and a-half to cover the course of work for the Final Examination, and Stephen's Commentaries can be supplied to either Class of Postal Subscribers, at an annual subscription of one guinea, on application to the Tutor, Dr. West. In the case of students who have not passed the Intermediate Examination the Postal instruction is by means of monthly papers, and deals with the selected portions of Stephen's Commentaries. For those who have passed the Intermediate Examination instruction is after previous Postal Instruction... Postal Instruction, 2 years... INTERMEDIATE. after previous Postal Instruction... 12 months Articled Clerks may obtain particulars of such Lectures and Classes, and vouchers for ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL and ORIENT SCHOOL. ALBERT EMBANKMENT, LONDON, S.E. The WINTER SESSION of 1898-99 will OPEN on MONDAY, October 3rd, when the Prizes will be distributed at 3 p.m. by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Rochester in the Governors' Hall. Three Entrance Scholarships will be offered for competition in September, viz., One of £150 and One of £60 in Chemistry and Physics, with either Physiology, Botany, or Zoology, for First Year's Students; One of £50 in Anatomy, Physiology, and Chemistry for Third Year's Students from the Universities. Scholarships and Money Prizes of the value of £300 are awarded at the Sessional Examinations, as well as several medals. The WINTER SESSION will begin on Monday, 3rd Students can reside in the College within the Hospital Scholarships and Prizes of the aggregate value of nearly The MEDICAL SCHOOL Contains large Lecture Rooms and A large Recreation Ground has recently been purchased, and is open to members of the Students' Club. For further particulars, apply personally or by letter to the Warden of the College, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, E.C. A Handbook forwarded on application. EWCASTLE Special Classes are held throughout the year for the NEW Preliminary Scientific and Intermediate M.B. Examinations of the University of London. All Hospital Appointments are open to Students without charge. Club-Rooms and an Athletic Ground are provided for Students. The School Buildings and the Hospital can be seen on application to the MEDICAL SECRETARY. The fees may be paid in one sum or by instalments. Entries may be made separately to Lecture or to Hospital Practice, and special arrangements are made for Students entering from the Universities and for Qualified Practitioners. A Register of approved Lodgings is kept by the Medical Secretary, who also has a list of local Medical Practitioners, Clergymen, and others who receive Students into their houses. For Propectus and all particulars apply to Mr. RENDLE, the Medical Secretary. Steamship "LUSITANIA," 3,912 tons register, Managers: F. Green & Co.; Anderson, Anderson, & Co. For passage apply to the latter firm at 5, Fenchurchavenue, London, E.C.; or to the West-End Branch Office, AND 6, Cockspur-street, S.W. UPON TYNE For conditions of Sale and further particulars apply to THOS. WADDOM, Secretary. Chief Offices: 33, Grainger Street West, Newcastleupon-Tyne, 5th August, 1898. |