Manchester or any surrounding town) of the party applying under this section for probate, in the absence of the party, but will not be received from any law stationer or other agent. The district registry will receive and send papers by post from and to a solicitor who has no place of business at Manchester. We apprehend that a solicitor, when instructed, is entitled to make and charge against the estate a reasonable sum for instructions, preparing the notice, and for attendances at the registry; such sum, with the fees and stamp duty when payable, being, of course, less than the sum payable upon taxation to a solicitor who prepared the papers in the usual way. As no practice has yet been established nor cases decided to guide us upon the last-mentioned point, we should mention that we base our views upon the fact that the resort to the Probate Court or Inland Revenue under this section is merely optional, and not compulsory; and that, as the principal registry has sanctioned the acceptance from solicitors of the prescribed notice, it must be assumed that the solicitor is entitled to reasonable remuneration for his services, especially as the estate is benefited by being charged with a less sum than might have been charged had the ordinary practice been adopted. In our opinion it is desirable that some moderate sum should be suggested by the Manchester Law Society to the practitioners in Manchester and the vicinity as a reasonable and proper remuneration for services in such a case. We beg to suggest that for attendances upon the executor, perusing and considering the will, obtaining particulars as to the estate, preparing notice, attending the probate or Inland Revenue officer therewith, and attending for the grant when made, a reasonable and proper charge would be as follows-viz., Estates where the gross value does not exceed £100-Manchester, 133. 4d.; surrounding towns, 16s. 8d. Estates over £100 and not exceeding £300Manchester, £1 18.; surrounding towns, £1 33. 4d."

The Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881, which came into operation on January 1, 1882, promises to create a revolution in the whole practice of conveyancing, and is one of the most important Acts, as affecting the legal profession, which has been passed for many years. The Act is divided into eighteen parte, and contains seventy-three sections, and its provisions are very extensive and important in their character, but as the text is doubtless already in the hands of most of our members it is not necessary to attempt any recapitulation of them. The successful working of the measure will, however, no doubt depend in a great degree on the practical effect of the Act next noticed and the orders to be made thereunder.

The Solicitors' Remuneration Act, 1881, which was again introduced into the House of Lords by Earl Cairns early in the session, was an improvement upon the one brought in the year before in several points as to which representations had been made to Lord Cairns by the Incorporated Law Society and by your own, in common with other provincial societies, and to which your committee referred in their last report. Since the passing of the Act the subject has been under the careful consideration of the Incorporated Law Society and the Associated Provincial Law Societies, in preparation for which your committee prepared a report embodying their views, as instructions to their representatives at the meetings of the Associated Provincial Societies. Your committee have also exchanged views with, and had conferences with, the Committee of the Liverpool Law Society with a view to harmonious action. Several meetings of the provincial law societies have been held, and conferences have taken place with the Council of the Incorporated Law Society, all of which have been attended by representatives from your society, and your committee hope they will eventually result in the authorization of such a scale of remuneration as will be acceptable both to the profession and the public. The Associated Provincial Law Societies have passed a resolution in favour of the selection by the Lord Chancellor of the President of the Liverpool Society (Mr. Harvey) to be one of the body empowered to make general orders under the Act, and the Lord Chancellor having intimated his willingness to receive the views and wishes of the societies, a copy of the resolution has been transmitted to his lordship.

Civil Assize Arrangements in Lancashire.—As anticipated in the last annual report, the resolutions passed at the conference of law societies, held on December 22, 1880 (see appendix to last year's report), recommending the establishment in populous districts of local centres of the High Court of Justice, with continuous sittings, were considered by the Associated Provincial Law Societies, and adopted by that body, and a committee was appointed to collect information and to report as to the best mode of carrying the scheme into effect. This committee, on which your society was represented, having applied for certain particulars showing the necessity for the proposed scheme, part of which could only be obtained from the solicitors practising within the district proposed to be attached to Manchester as a local centre, your committee issued a circular to all the offices in the Hundred of Salford and those parts of Cheshire which are contiguous thereto, including Altrincham, Bowdon, Cheadle, Dukinfield, Macclesfield, and Stockport, amounting to 130 offices, asking for the particulars required; on the answers received the best estimates the nature of the case allowed were based, and the replies, of which a copy will be found in Appendix B., were forwarded to the Associated Provincial Law Societies, who subsequently reported that a stronger case can be made out for continuous sittings in the two centres of Manchester and Liverpool than for any other part of the country, and they therefore recommended that the law societies of Manchester and Liverpool be invited to draw up a scheme for continuous sittings in the districts of the Hundreds of Salford and West The matter still forms the Derby, with Manchester and Liverpool as centres. subject of communication between your committee and the Liverpool Society. Legal Procedure.-On the appointment by the Lord Chancellor of a committee of judges and others to consider the rules and orders and the cost of legal procedure, your committee, with a view of securing to provincial solicitors a voice on the committee, and also of increasing the usefulness of the district registries, co-operated, though without success, with the Incorporated

Law Society of Liverpool, in the endeavour to obtain the addition of the name of Mr. F. D. Lowndes (one of the Judicature Commissioners) to the committee. A letter embodying the views of your committee was subsequently prepared and forwarded for the consideration of the Procedure Committee. On the publication of the report a copy was at once forwarded by the secretary to your committee, by whom it was carefully considered, and a number of sug. gestions were drawn up for the consideration of a meeting of the Associated Provincial Law Societies, which was called to consider the question. The whole subject is at present under the consideration of that body and of the Incorporated Law Society. Chancery of Lancashire.-On the occurrence of the vacancy in the office of Vice-Chancellor of Lancashire, on the death of Vice-Chancellor Little, a conference took place between your committee and that of the Liverpool Law Society as to the greater facilities required in consequence of the increased business of the court, and the advisability of the weekly sittings of the court being held in Liverpool and Manchester alternately, instead of in London, and a letter to the Chancellor of the Duchy on the subject was agreed upon. After the appointment of Mr. H. Fox Bristowe, Q.C., communications ensued with respect to the arrangements of the court, and your committee desire to acknowledge the courtesy with which their suggestions bave uniformly been received by the Vice-Chancellor. Mr. Bristowe has recently intimated his intention of residing in the neighbourhood of the County Palatine, and of for the disposal of motiors and petitions and pressing applications. Your holding weekly sittings in Liverpool and Manchester on alternate Mondays, committee have also recently considered, and have, together with the Liverpool Society, had an interview with the Vice-Chancellor on the subject of a proposed Bill for further improving the administration of justice in the court, by giving to it all the powers now vested in the Chancery Division of the High Court.

MANCHESTER LAW CLERKS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY. The thirty-third annual report of this society contains the following statements :Although the claims upon the funds for the past year have been unusually heavy, it is the pleasing duty of the committee to report that not only have all such claims been met out of the year's receipte, bat-as will be seen on reference to the accounts-a considerable accumulation is carried to capital account, which now exceeds £5,000. There has been a slight falling off in the amount of extraneous donations and subscriptions, but this the committee are not surprised at, considering the long-continued depression in all branches of industry. It is hoped, however, that as business improves the subscription list may be proportionately benefited. The society has, during the past year, lost three members and one member's wife by death, and six members have from various causes ceased membership. Ten new 160. One of the members who died during the past year had at the time of members have been admitted during the year, which makes the number his death been in receipt of superannuation allowance for ten years. He and his widow have had all the benefits which the society affords for sickness, superannuation, and death, no less a sum than £315 having been so paid to them. Notwithstanding the various efforts made by the committee to bring the society and its objects prominently before the profession and their clerks, it is still urged that this is not effectually done. To meet this objection in some measure the committe have sanctioned the printing of a calendar for 1882, for distribution in the various solicitors' offices of Manchester and the neighbourhood.

We may add that, according to the accounts, the society possesses à General Fund, nearly all of which is invested, amounting to £5,155 13. 98., and that the scale of entrance fees and subscriptions adopted by the society are as follows :—

On the death of a free member's wife who has been registered on the society's books, a sum equal to one-half the sum allowed on the death of a free member according to the preceding scale, except that in no case shall the allowance on the death of a free member's wife exceed the sum of £15. There shall be paid on the death of the widow of a member who has

LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.

sentatives of such widow, the sum of £10.

OBITUARY.

MR. RICHARD BOWSER.

Mr. Richard Bowser, solicitor (of the firm of Bowser & Jennings), of Bishop Auckland, died at Redcar on the 11th ult. Mr. Bowser was born in 1812, and was admitted a solicitor in 1833, and had practised for nearly fifty years at Bishop Auckland, having been for some time in partnership with Mr. George William Jennings. He had a good private practice, and he was at the time of his death clerk to the magistrates at Bishop Auckland, and under-sheriff for the county of Durham. Mr. Bowser took a very active part in local business. He was for many years chairman of the Bishop Auckland Local Board, and he was also a member of the Bishop Auckland Burial Board, and churchwarden of St. Andrew's Parish.

MR. CHARLES MARSH LEE.

Mr. Charles Marsh Lee, solicitor (the head of the firm of Lee, Houseman, & Powning), of Salisbury, died on the 19th ult., after a long illness. Mr. Lee was born in 1816, and was admitted a solicitor in 1844. He was formerly in partnership with Mr. Matthias Thomas Hodding, but more recently he was associated with Mr. Henry Houseman and Mr. William Charles Powning. About the year 1856 he succeeded Mr. Hodding as town clerk of Salisbury, but a few weeks ago the state of his health induced him to resign the office, and he was succeeded by Mr. Powning. Mr. Lee was a perpetual commissioner for Wiltshire, and he was also for many years clerk to the magistrates, and to the Commissioners of Land, Assessed, and Income Taxes for the city of Salis. bury. He leaves a widow and four children.

MR. GEORGE LEEMAN.

Mr. George Leeman, solicitor (the head of the firm of Leeman, Wilkinson, & Leeman), of York, many years M.P. for that city, died at Scarborough on the 25th ult. Mr. Leeman was born in 1809. He was originally a clerk in the office of Mr. Robert Anders, of York, solicitor, to whom he was subsequently articled, but he finished is articles with Mr. John Smith, and he was admitted a solicitor in 1838. He was formerly associated with Mr. William Fox Clarke, but more recently he was in partnership with Mr. Joseph Wilkinson, town clerk of York, and with his son, Mr. Joseph Johnson Leeman, M.P., who was admitted in 1865, and Mr. Frank Leeman, who was admitted in 1880. Mr. Leeman was the head of one of the largest solicitor's offices in York. Nearly forty years ago he was appointed by Lord Wenlock to the clerkship of the peace for the East Riding of Yorkshire, which office he held until his death, and his firm were joint clerks to the Lieutenancy for the East Riding He was for some time chairman of the North-Eastern Railway Company, and of the Yorkshire Banking Company, and he took an active part in political and municipal business. He was elected a town councillor for Castlegate Ward in 1635, and one of the city aldermen in 1850. He was Lord Mayor of York in 1853, and again in 1860 and in 1870. In 1865 he was elected M.P. for the city in the Liberal interest. He retired at the general election of 1868, but he was again returned in 1874, and at the last general election he retired in consequence of ill-health, the seat being filled by his eldest son. Mr. Leeman was a magistrate for the city of York, and one of the City Charity Trustees.

MR. EDWIN JAMES.

There

Mr. Edwin James, formerly M.P. for Marylebone, and recorder of Brighton, died on the 5th inst. Mr. James was the son of Mr. John James, solicitor, secondary of the City of London, and was born in 1812. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Hilary Term, 1836, when he joined the Home Circuit. His father's interest gave him an early introduction to business, and for many years he had an extensive junior practice, both civil and criminal. In 1850 he received a silk gown, and rapidly obtained a good leading business, both in London and on circuit. Without any pretension to eloquence, or any deep knowledge of law, he was a zealous and discreet advocate, and a formidable cross-examiner, and he had always great influence with a jury. were few celebrated cases in which he was not engaged. He was associated with the late Sir Alexander Cockburn for the prosecution in the Palmer case, and one of his most successful achievements was his defence of Dr. Bernard on the charge of being implicated in Orsini's conspiracy to murder the Emperor Napoleon. In 1855 he was appointed the first recorder of the borough of Brighton, and in 1859 he was elected M.P. for Marylebone in the Liberal interest. He was a steady supporter of Lord Palmerston, and he is understood to have been designated for the office of Solicitor-General. Unfortunately, in 1861, certain grave charges of dishonesty induced him to resign his recordership and his seat in Parliament, and he went to America, and for a short time practised at the bar of New York. In the meantime he was disbarred, and his patent as a Queen's Counsel was cancelled, and this led to his exclusion from the American bar. Since his return to England an appeal to the judges against his disbarment had been unsuccessful, and he is understood to have been recently in very needy circumstances.

Acc.

Mr. WILLIAM ANTHONY MUSGRAVE SHERIFF, barrister, has been appointed Chief Justice of the Colony of British Honduras. Mr. Sheriff was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Trinity Tera, 1867. He has been for several years Attorney-General of the Bahamas, and has recently acted as Chief Justice of the latter colony.

Mr. ORMOND DRIMMIE MALCOLM, Q.C. has been appointed AttorneyGeneral for the Bahamas, in succession to Mr. William Anthony Musgrave Sheriff, who has been appointed Chief Justice of British Honduras. Mr. Malcolm is a Queen's Counsel for the colony of the Bahamas.

Mr. WILLIAM MARTIN BAKER, solicitor (of the firm of Montagu, Scott, & Baker), of No. 10, Gray's-inn-square, London, W.C., and Hatfield, Herts, bas been appointed a Perpetual Commissioner for taking Acknowledgments of Married Women in and for the Counties of Middlesex and Herts, and the Cities and Liberties of London and Westminster. Mr. Baker was admitted in Trinity Term, 1871.

Mr. CHARLES EDWARD BEAL, solicitor (of the firm of Beal & de Soyres), of 30, Regent-street, Westminster, bas been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Mr. Beal was admitted in December, 1875.

Mr. EDMUND WHITELOCK REEVES, solicitor, of 11, New-court, Carey-street, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.

Mr. IVOR EVANS, solicitor, of Cardigan, has been appointed Clerk to the Cardigan School Board. Mr. Evans was admitted a solicitor in 1872.

Mr. GEORGE GRAHAM WHITE, junior, solicitor (of the firm of White, Dingley, & White), of Launceston, has been appointed Clerk to the Launceston Board of Guardians, Assessment Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority, on the resignation of his partner, Mr. John Dingley. Mr. White was admitted a solicitor in 1878. His father and partner, Mr. George Graham White, senior, is registrar of the Launceston County Court.

Coroner for the Western Division of Radnorshire. Mr. Thomas was admitted Mr. HUGH VAUGHAN THOMAS, solicitor, of Rhayader, has been elected

a solicitor in 1875.

Mr. CHARLES DAUNCEY, solicitor, of Newport and Tredegar, has been appointed Clerk to the Bedwellty School Board. Mr. Dauncey was admitted a solicitor in 1880.

Mr. FRANK WILLIAM STONE, solicitor (of the firm of Stone & Simpson), of Tunbridge Wells, has been appointed Registrar of the Tunbridge Wells County Court (Circuit No. 48), in succession to Mr. William Charles Cripps, deceased, Mr. Stone was admitted a solicitor in 1862.

Secretary to the Royal Commission on Reformatory and Industrial Schools, is Mr. ADOLPHUS GEORGE CHARLES LIDDELL, barrister, who has been appointed the son of the Hon. Sir Adolphus Liddell, K.C.B., Q.C., Under-Secretary of of Balliol College, Oxford. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in State for the Home Department. He was born in 1847, and he is a graduate Trinity Term, 1872, and he practises on the North-Eastern Circuit, and at the Durham, Northumberland, and Newcastle Sessions. Mr. Liddell' was secretary to the Royal Commission on Unreformed Municipal Corporations.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. GEORGE FLETCHER JONES and CHARLES ANGELO RUSS, solicitors, 53, King William-street (Fletcher Jones & Russ). Feb. 27. [Gazette, Mar. 7.]

COMPANIES.

WINDING-UP NOTICES. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

ANGLO-RUSSIAN IRON AND TIN PLATE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by Chitty, J, dated Feb 24, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Walker and Mewburn-Walker, Furnival's inn, solici tors for the company BARRY'S CONDENSED SOUPS AND FOOD COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J, has fixed Mar 13, at 11, at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator ENGLISH MOUNT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by Chitty, J dated Feb 21, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Ingle and Co, solicitors for the petitioner

FIRE RE-INSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Feb 27, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Mar 11. Kimber, Walbrook, solicitor for the petitioners

FURNESS PAPER COMPANY, LIMITED.-Bacon, V.C., has, by an order dated Feb 23, ap. pointed John Gelderd, Ulverston, to be official liquidator

GRAND DUCHESS SILVER, LEAD, AND BARYTES MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Hall, V.C., has fixed Monday, Mar 13, at 12, at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator

GROSVENOR STORES, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Feb 27, directed to be heard before Hall, V.C., on Mar 17. Harwood and Stephenson, Lombard st, solicitors for the petitioner

VRON COLLIERY COMPANY, LIMITED.-Bacon, V.C., has, by an order dated Feb 24, appointed William Williams, Salop rd, Oswestry, to be official liquidator

FAVERSHAM BRICKFIELDS COMPANY, LIMITED.-Kay, J, has, by an order dated Jan 27, appointed Horace Woodburn Kirby, 4, Coleman st, to be official liquidator NEW CALLAO, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Mar 6, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Mar 18. Greenfield and Abbott, Queen Victoria st, solicitors for the petitioner

SONORA COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J, has fixed Wednesday, Mar 15, at 11, at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator

SWISS UNSWEETENED PURE MILK COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J, has, by an order dated Jan 14, appointed Mr. Edgar Ashworth Harvey, 8, Old Jewry, to be official liquidator. Creditors are required, on or before April 19, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to the above

UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY.

[Gazette, Mar. 7.]

CITY OF CHESTER BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.-Petition for winding up, presented Mar
1, directed to be heard before Bacon, V.C., on Saturday, Mar 11. Langley and
Gibbon, Great James st, Bedford row, solicitors for the petitioner
ROMFORD CANAL COMPANY.-By an order made by Hall, V.C., dated Feb 24, it was
ordered that the company be wound np. Haynes and Clifton, Romford, solicitors
(the petitioners in person)
[Gazette, Mar. 3.]
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED.
BLUE SISTERS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Royal Arms Inn, Llanerth st, Newport, Monmouth.
Feb 28
GLOUCESTER CARLTON SICK BENEFIT FRIENDLY SOCIETY, East End Wine Vaults,
Gloucester. Feb 21
Kingsbridge, Devon.
[Gazette, Mar. 3.]
[Gazette, Mar. 7.]

SOUTH HAINS INDEPENDENT FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Public Rooms,
Feb 28

HOPE AND ANCHOR FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 24, St Anne st, Liverpool. Mar 2

and London and South-Western Junction Railway; Swansea Tramways
Extensions; Wimbledon, Merton, and West Metropolitan Junction Railway;
Accrington Branch Canal; Rugby Gas.
New Bill.

Bill to amend the Places of Worship Sites Act, 1873 (Mr. SUMMERS).

March 7.-Bills Read a Second Time.

PRIVATE BILLS.-Cleator and Workington Junction Railway; Hounslow and Metropolitan Railway (Twickenham Extension); Liverpool Tramways; South London Tramways; Swindon and Cheltenham Extension Railway; Swindon, Marlborough, and Andover Railway; Accrington Extension and Improvement; Blackburn Improvement; Bolton Improvement; Central Northumberland Railway; Chadderton Improvement; East and West Yorkshire Union Railways; Exmouth Gas; Manchester Corporation; NorthEastern Railway (Additional Powers); Padiham and Hapton Local Board; Regent's Canal, &c., Railway.

March 8.-Bills Read a Second Time.
PRIVATE BILL.-Maidstone and Ashford Railway.
Criminal Law Amendment; Criminal Procedure.
Bill Read a Third Time.
PRIVATE BILL.-Pilotage Provisional Order (Tees).
New Bill.

Bill to amend the law relating to the interment of any person found felo de se (Viscount EBRINGTON).

Bills in Committee.

CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY.
LAST DAY OF PROOF.

BALDWIN, JOHN, York, General Dealer. Mar 13. Baldwin v Baldwin, Fry, J. Carr,
Leeds

BARBER, JOHN, Jewkes, Knighton-on-Teine, Worcester, Esq. Mar 31. Christie v

Sweet, Hall, VC. Norris and Miles, Tenbury

BARNARD, JOHN, Springhall, Sawbridgeworth, Hertford, Esq. Mar 17. Burton v Bar. nard, Chitty, J. Ackland, Sawbridgeworth

BLOUNT, Sir EDWARD, Mawley Hall, Salop, Bart. Mar 14. Blount v Blount, Chitty, J.
Norris and Gordon, Bedford row

BRADSHAW, ELIZA, Billington, neor Leighton Buzzard. Mar 14. Britain v Bradshaw,
Chitty, J. Newton, Leighton Buzzard
BROWN, THOMAS PHILPOTIS, Bridstow, Hereford, Gent.

Mar 16.

Bank v Brown, Fry, COOPER, CASSTEELS, Guildford, Surrey, Wine Merchant. Mar 30. Cooper v Nealds, J. Garrold, Hereford

Hall, V.C. Sheppard, Battle

FARRAR, SAMUEL, Halifax, York, Stone Merchant. Mar 31. Farrar v Farrar, Hall,

V.C. Wavell, Halifax

GEM, THOMAS HENRY, Birmingham and Leamington Priors, Warwick, Solicitor. Mar 7. Willcox v Gem, Bacon, V.C. Milward, Birmingham

JOHNSON, HENRY, Birmingham, Retail Brewer. Mar 13. Woolley v Patrick, Chitty, J. Clarke, Birmingham

HERNE, EDWARD BAKER, Wereham, Norfolk, Grocer. Mar 17. Roberts v Mason, Hall, V.C. Cree and Son, Gray's inn sq

RHODES, JOSHUA, Barlby, York, Farmer.

Parker, Selby

Mar 14. Rhodes v Rhodes, Chitty, J.

SHARP, JOHN, Basinghall st, Merchant. July 1. Gardiner v Sharp, Fry, J. Sharp, King William st

WALNE, ALFRED SEPTIMUS, Union Club, Trafalgar sq, Charing Cross, Gent. Mar 25. Walne v Hill, Fry, J. Rickards, Old Broad st

[Gazette, Feb. 17.]

D'ARCY, MARY, Argyll st, Regent st. Mar 17. Kiddle ▼ D'Arcy, Chitty, J. Humphreys, King's Bench walk, Inner Temple

JOHNSON, GEORGE ROBERT, Bootham, York, Cab Proprietor. Mar 16. Johnson v Dowell, Hall, V.C. Wood, York

LOVE, WILLIAM, Lansdowne ter, Brixton. Mar 15. Hill v Spurgeon, Hall, V.C. Janson, Finsbury circus

PRIEST, MARY, Hingham, Norfolk. Mar 21. Selfe v Priest, Hall, V.C. Winter and Francis, Norwich

WOODALL, WILLIAM EDWARD, Scarborough, York, Esq. April 1. Woodall v Kendall, Fry, J. Russell, Bedford row

[Gazette, Feb. 21.]

New Bill.

Bill to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors on Sunday in Cornwall (Mr. A. VIVIAN).

March 3.-Bills Read a Second Time. PRIVATE BILLS.-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway and Cheshire Lites; Northampton Corporation.

Bills in Committee.

Consolidated Fund (No. 1) (passed through Committee); Boiler Explosions. Bill Read a Third Time.

Slate Mines (Gunpowder).

March 6.-Bills Read a Second Time. PRIVATE BILLS.-Ascot, Windsor, and Aldershot Junction Railways; Brighton District Tramways; Didcot, Newbury, and Southampton Junction Railway; Gravesend Railway; Great Eastern Railway; Hull, Barrsley, and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock (Huddersfield, &c.); Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock (Interest); Ipswich Tramways (Extensions); London and South-Western and Metropelitan District Railway Companies (Kingston and London Railway); Metropolitan and District Railways (City Lines and Extensions); Metropolitan Railway; Millwall Dook; Southport and Cheshire Lines Extension Railway; Sutton

BURRIDGE, ELIZABETH RICHARDS, Wiveliscombe, Somerset.
Burridge, Hall, V.C. Hounsell, Furnival's inn, Holborn
CUNNINGTON, WILLIAM, jun, Sutton St Nicholas, Lincoln, Farmer. Mar 24. Grimley
v Cunnington, Chitty, J. King, North bldgs, Finsbury circus
DRAKE, HENRY, Judge of the Kingston District Court, Jamaica. May 17. Drake v
Drake, Fry, J. Barlow, Lime st

HEAD, ROBERT WILLIAM, Exeter, Solicitor. Mar 30. Halse v Head, Hall, V.C. Battis hill and Houlditch, Exeter

MARRETT, GEORGE WILLIAM, Bessungen, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany, Esq. April 18. Chalmers v Wingfield, Hall, V.C. Cobbold and Woolley, Chancery lane

PERKINS, MARY ANN ISABELLA, Darlington, York, Mar 21. Robertson v Reid, Hall, V.C. Snow, College hill, Cannon st

SEYMOUR, ROBERT, Sunderland, Draper. Mar 31. Seymour v Seymour, Hall, V.C. Willan, Darlington

WILLIAMS, JOHN JACKSON, Tenby, Pembroke. Mar 23. Reed v Williams, and John v Williams, Bacon, V.C. Parker, Bedford row

SMITH, THOMAS HECKSTALL, Rowlands, St Mary Cray, Kent, Surgeon. Mar 21. Pontifex, St Andrew's st, Holborn circus Temple

TELLING, CHARLES, Radnor terr, Kensington, Licensed Victualler. Mar 20. Ashwin,
THORNTON, HENRY SYKES, Battersea Rise, Surrey, Banker. Mar 31. Tilleard and Co,

Old Jewry
TURNER, FREDERICK CHARLES POLHILL, Renhold, Bedford, Esq. April 5.
Montague pl

Aldridge,
TYSON, AARON, Eskdale, St Bees, Cumberland, Innkeeper. Mar 16. Butler, Broughton
in Furness
WALTON, GEORGE, Weardale villa, Downs rd, Clapton. April 3. Ellis and Crossfield,

Mark lane

AGATHIDES, ANASTASIUS, Roehampton, Surrey, Professor of Greek Language. Mar 18. Freshfields and Williams, Bank bldgs

BARTHOLOMEW, WILLIAM, Ladbroke grove, Notting hill, Solicitor. Mar 25. Peacock and Goddard, South sq, Gray's inn

BLATCHFORD, WILLIAM, Plymouth, Gent. May 1. Whiteford and Bennet, Plymouth BUNTING, ELIZABETH, Hertford. March 25. Wortham, Royston

CANDOLE, HENRY JEAN VULLY DE, Bristol. March 17. Hunters and Co, New sq,
Lincoln's Inn

CRAMP, HENRY, Over Darwen, Lancaster, Tailor. March 20. Needham, Blackburn
ELIOT, EDWARD ELIOT, Walthamstow, Gent. March 25. Murray and Co, Birchin lane
GERSTL, RUDOLPH, Brickwood, Esq. March 21. Wingate, Angel et
GILKES, LOUISA ELLEN, Fritchley, Crich, Derby. March 21. Fox, Plymouth
GREGORY, ELIZABETH, Birmingham. March 16. Wood and Son, Birmingham
HAMMOND, WILLIAM, Scotts yd, Bush lane, Gent. March 25. Linklater and Co,
Walbrook

HINGSTON, ANN, Plymouth. March 11. Pridham and Woolcombe, Princess sq
LEACH, STEPHEN WILLIAM, Turnham green, Gent. March 20. Smith and Son, Furni-

val's inn

METCALF, JOHN, Snainton, York, Farmer. March 31. Jackson, Malton
MORRIS, RICHARD, Birmingham, Wire Drawer. Mar 16. Wood and Son, Birmingham
MUNCASTER, JOHN, Over Darwen, Lancaster, Gent. Mar 20. Costeker, Över Darwen
NUTTALL, WILLIAM, Tottington, Lancaster, Clogger. May 18. Whitaker, Duchy of
Lancaster Office

PARISH, FREDERICK PETER, Gainsborough, Lincoln, Grocer. March 22. Dawbarn and
Wise, Wisbech

PITT, RICHARD, Ramsgate, Gent. April 6. Daniel, Ramsgate

READ, JOSEPH, Fairfield, nr Liverpool, Lancaster, Tailor. March 18. Read, Liverpool
ROBERTS, MARY, Manchester. March 31. Partington and Allen, Manchester
Row, JOHN, Topsham, Devon, Shipbuilder. April 1. Daw and Son, Exeter
SALTER, EDWARD, Lancaster rd, Notting hill, Gent.
Furnival's inn

March 20. Smith and Son,

SEVEES, ALBERT, Founders' ct, Lothbury, April 14. Bailey and Co, Berners st SEYMOUR, MARY ANN, Great Shelford, Cambridge. March 22. Whitehead, Cambridge SPITTLE, THOMAS, Newport, Mon., Iron Founder. April 20. Greenway and Bythway, Pontypool

STANSFIELD, JANE, Rochdale, Lancaster. March 25. Standring and Taylor, Rochdale THORNTON, DANIEL BATEMAN, St. Mary's rd, Wimbledon, Manufacturer. June 21. Foster, Queen st pl

WATSON, ROBERT, Swavesey, Cambridge, Gent. March 25. Greene and Mellor, Saint
Ives, Hunts

WETHERELL, JAMES, Northampton, Esq. April 1. Dennis and Faulkner, Northampton
WILSON, ANNE, Reading, Berks. March 31. Dryland, Reading
WILSON, SUSANNA, Reading. March 31. Dryland, Reading

[Gazette, Feb. 21.]

ALLEN, MARY, Hove, Brighton. April 4. Syms and Son, Furnival's inn BARNES, WILLIAM, Handsworth, Stafford, out of business. Mar 25. Williams, Birmingham

BLYTHE, JOHN DAVID, Scarsdale terr, Kensington, Captain in H.M.'s 45th Regiment.
Mar 31. Stones and Co, Finsbury circus

BOOKER, JOSIAS, Wessington Court, Hereford, Esq. May 1. Rowe and Co, Liverpool
BOOTH, RICHARD, Ramsbottom, Lancaster, Shopkeeper. Mar 18. Grundy, Bury
BOULTON, MARTHA, Swindon, Wilts. Mar 31. Kinneir and Tombs, Swindon
BROWN, GEORGE, Lincoln, Newspaper Reporter. April 11. Harrison, Lincoln
BRYANT, EDWARD, Wembdon, Somerset, Gent. Apr 1. Fussell and Co, Bristol
CLIVE, REV. GEORGE ARTHUR, Montford, Salop. Mar 25. Salt and Sons, Shrewbury
DocWEA, RICHARD, College st, Barnsbury. Mar 25. Neal, Old Broad st
DODGSON, JOHN, Carlisle, Gent. Mar 31. Hough, Carlisle
FLEXMAN, ELIZABETH, Bexley, Kent. April 5. Harris, Moorgate st
FOWLER, GEORGE, Scarborough, Hotel Keeper. May 20. Turnbull and Co, Scarborough
GERSTL, RUDOLPH, late of the Asylum at Brickwood, Esq. Mar 21. Wingate, Angel ct
HEAD, ROBERT THOMAS, Exeter, Solicitor. Mar 20. Halse and Co, Cheapside
HEAP, THOMAS, Tottington Lower End, Lancaster, Draper. Mar 18. Grundy, Bury
HELME, JANE, Dalton in Furness, Lancaster. Apr 20. Butler and Son, Dalton in
Furness

ORME, MARY, Ashton under Lyne, Lancaster. Apr 5. Jackson, Ashton under Lyne STUDD, JOHN, Southsea, Southampton, Surveyor. June 1. Tompson and Co, Stone bldgs, Lincoln's inu

TAYLOR, JOHN, Rocks, Gloucester, Esq. Apr 10. Taylor and Co, Manchester
WARD, JOHN, Kingston upon Hull, Gentleman. Apr 3. Walker and Spink, Hull
WHITTAKER, JOHN, Prestwich, Lancaster, Gentleman. Mar 22. Anderton and Don-
nelly, Bury

WILSON, ELIZABETH, Banbury, Oxford. Mar 16. Looker, Banbury
WRIGHT, MARGARET, Francis st, Leeds. Mar 31. Dibb and Co, Leeds

[Gazette, Feb. 24.]

NO GAS IN DAYTIME.-See Chappuis' Reflectors. 69, Fleet-street.-[ADVT.]

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The courts will sit at Guildhall on Monday, the 20th inst. On the 6th inst., in the House of Commons, Sir R. Cross asked the First Commissioner of Works whether he was able to inform the House when the Royal Courts of Justice would be fally opened. Mr. Shaw-Lefevre said that the builders would complete their work by Easter, but after that there would still be a good deal of work to do. He thought the courts would be fully opened about Midsummer, before the Summer Circuit.

SALES OF ENSUING WEEK.

March 14.-Messrs. W. A. CURNOCK & JONES, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, this week. p_4). March 14.-Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGWATER, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Property (see advertisement, March 4, p. 4). March 15.-Messrs. PETO & Co., at the Mart, at 12 for p.m., Reversions (see advertisement, Feb. 18, p. 4).

March 16.-Mr. A. BOOTH, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leaseh old Properties (see advertisement, this week, p. 4).

March 17.- Mr. EDMUND ROBINS, at the Mart, at 1 for 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, Feb. 25, p. 4).

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BETHELL-Mar. 4, at 31, Lansdowne crescent, Notring-hill, W., the wife of J. F. Hole Bethell, of Lincoln's-inn, barrister-at-law, of twin daughters. FERRERS.-Mar. 3, at Compton-terrace, Brighton, the wife of G. Scrope Ferrer, barrist er-at-law, of a son.

GRETTON.-Jan. 11, at Adelaide, South Australia, the wife of George 1 Mesurier Gretton, barrister-at-law, of a daughter.

MCCALL.-Jan. 28, at Elmfield, Tufnell-park, N., the wife of R. A. McCall, barrister-at-law, of a son.

DEATHS.

BOVILL.-Mar. 3, at Bath, William John Bovill, Q.C, F.S.S., Beacher of Lincoln's-inn, of 32, James-street, Buckingham-gate, azed 71.

GEE-Feb. 23, at Liverpool, Alfred William Gee, barrister-at-law, aged 32. SALMON.-Jan. 20, Thomas Deere Salmon, of Lincoln's-inn, barrister-at-law, aged 62.

LONDON GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

FRIDAY, March 3, 1882.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar.
To Surrender in London.

Bedford, James R., Burton crescent, Euston rd. Pet Feb 28 Murray. Mar 17 at 12
Burnett, J. M. R., Bristol gdns, Warwick rd. Pet Feb 28. Murray. Mar 17 at 12
Farrer, W. D. M. C. P., Wellington Barracks, Officer in her Majesty's Army. Pet Mar
Gill, Francis, Wandsworth rd, Builder. Pet Mar 1. Brougham. Mar 14 at 2
1, Brougham. Mar 14 at 1

To Surrender in the Country.

Dowse, Richard, Burtoft, Lincoln, Farmer. Pet Feb 25. Staniland. Boston, Mar 14 at 12

Farrell, George, Gloucester. Pet Feb 28. Riddiford. Gloucester, Mar 20 at 11 Fletcher, Thomas, Carrington, Lincoln, Agricultural Implement Maker. Pet Feb 27. Staniland, Boston, Mar 14 at 12.30

Follett, William, Beaurepaire Farm, Hants. Pet Feb 15. Godwin. Winchester, Mar

14 at 12

Maclean, Robert, Beverley, York, Draper. Pet Feb 24. Rollitt. Kingston upon Hull, Mar 14 at 2.30

Palethorpe, William, Hundleby, near Spilsby, Lincoln, Farmer. Pet Feb 27. Staniland.
Boston, Mar 14 at 11

Parsons, Albert, Brighton, Builder. Pet Feb 27. Jones. Brighton, Mar 21 at 11
Reeve, John Phillips, Hastings, Bilder. Pet Feb 25. Young. Hastings, Mar 18 at 12
Robson, Matthew, South Shields, Block and Mast Maker. Pet Feb 28. Daggett.
Newcastle, Mar 13 at 11

Scott, William, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, Innkeeper's Manager. Pet Mar 1. Lewis.
Merthyr Tydfil, Mar 15 at 12

Taylor, David, Langton, Kent, Innkeeper. Pet Feb 24. Cripps. Tunbridge Wells, Mar 15 at 11

Wilkinson, John, Wibsey, Bradford, York, Paper Maker. Pet Feb 27. Lee. Bradford, Mar 14 at 12

at Old Queen's Head, High st, Borough. Rashleigh, Three Crown sq, Borough Beavis, William, Okehampton, Devon, Draper. Mar 16 at 3 at offices of Southcott, Post Office st, Bedford circus, Exeter. Prickman, Okehampton

Bell, Isaac, Old Leake, Lincoln, Butcher, Mar 11 at 11 at offices of Thomas, Emery lane, Boston

Betteny, Jesse, Leeds, Schoolmaster. Mar 16 at 2 at offices of Butler and Middlebrook, Park sq, Leeds

Bingham, William Henry Knight, Heigham, Norwich, Tailor. Mar 14 at 12 at Duke's Palace Inn, Duke st, Norwich

Binns, Arton, James Edward Wadsworth, and John William Wadsworth, Leeds, Woollen Manufacturers. Mar 15 at 2 at offices of Middleton and Sons, Calverley chmbrs, Victoria 8q, Leeds

Bird, Emma, and Annie Bird, Nantwich, Chester, Milliners and Drapers. Mar 22 at 3 at offices of Martin, Welsh row, Nantwich

Boxall, Henry, Bristol, Grocer and Provision Merchant. Mar 14 at 1 at offices of Miller, St Stephens chmbrs, Baldwin st, Bristol

Brentnall, Henry, Bristol, Boot Maker. Mar 13 at 2 at offices of Parsons, High st, Bristol. Beckingham, Bristol

Burgess, Henry Martyn, Isle of Walney, Lancaster, Clerk in Holy Orders. Mar 17 at 11 at Gould's Temperance Hotel, Church st, Barrow-in-Furness. Pearson, Barrow in Furness

Carr, Thomas, Longton, Fish and Tripe Dealer. Mar 14 at 10 at office of Welch, Caroline st, Longton

Cartwright, Frances Ellen, Salford, Draper. Mar 10 at 11 at offices of Barron, Booth st, Manchester

Cartwright, Thomas, jun., Hay, Brecon, Clothier. Mar 15 at 12 at offices of Griffiths, Broad st, Hay

Caswell, Robert, Cotmanhay, Derby, Miner. Mar 21 at 11 at offices of Heath, Amen Alley, Derby

Catcheside, Thomas Hector, Lee, Northumberland, Corn and Flour Factor. Mar 22 at 1 at offices of Wray, Collingwood st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lockhart, Hexham Child, William, Longton, Stafford, Cabinet Maker. Mar 14 at 11 at offices of Welch, Caroline st, Longton

Clarke, John, Liverpool, Grocer. Mar 16 at 3 at offices of Quin, South John st, Liverpool Cockell, Frederick Edgar, sen, Ambers' rd, Surgeon. Mar 20 at 12 at Peele's Coffee house, Fleet st

Colley, John, Tilston, Chester, Farmer. Mar 20 at 11 at office of Cartwright, Whitefriars Chester

Cooper, James, Wolverhampton, Baker. Mar 16 at 3 at offices of Stirk and Brewer, North st, Wolverhampton

Cooper, Walter Samuel. Liverpool st, Timber Merchant. Mar 20 at 3 at Law Institution, Chancery lane. Thomson and Ward, Bedford row

Coupe, Daniel Henry, Geerge Addy, and James Arthur Hall, Sheffield, Wire Manufacturers. Mar 15 at 2 at Law Society's Rooms, Hoole's chbrs, Bank st, Sheffield. Rodgers and Co

Craig, William, Barrow-in-Furness, Draper. Mar 17 at 11 at Imperial Hotel, Cornwallis st, Barrow-in-Furness. Nalder and Jones, Barrow-in-Furness Crawshaw, Albert, Cleckheaton, Boot Manufacturer. Mar 16 at 11 at office of Douthwaite, Northgate, Cleckheaton

Cromack, Moses, Huddersfield, Cab Proprietor. Mar 15 at 3 at office of Sykes and Son, Market st, Huddersfield

Cullwick, George, Birmingham, Butcher. Mar 14 at 11 at office of Huggins and Mallard, Newhall chbrs, Newhall st, Birmingham

Cupper, Henry, Kenton, Suffolk, Farmer. March 22 at 1 at the White Lion Hotel, Eye. Gudgeon, Stowmarket.

Davis, James, Weymouth st. Portland pl, Solicitor. March 20 at 2 at the Inns of Court Hotel, Holborn. Sydney, Finsbury circus

Dawes, William Tibbits, Nottingham, out of business. March 14 at 3 at offices of Norman, Middle pavement, Nottingham

Dransfield, Richard, Darfield, York, Grocer. March 22 at 4 at offices of Rideal, Chronicle chmbers, Barnsley

Duerden, John, Accrington, Auctioneer, March 15 at 3 at Mechanics' Institute, Willow st, Accrington. Haworth and Broughton, Accrington

Ellis, John, Seacombe, Chester, Builder. March 17 at 3 at offices of Pennock and Guest, Sweeting st, Liverpool

Fallows, William Longstaff, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Nail Manufacturer. March 17 at 11 at offices of Keenlyside and Co, St John's chmbers, Grainger st West, Newcastle-uponTyne Field, William Rideford, Catherine st, Strand, Licensed Victualler. March 27 at 4 at offices of Hicks and Arnold, Wellington st, Strand

Foote, Stephen, Beech st, Barbican, Hosier. March 16 at 3 at offices of Morris, Pater

Hebden, Joseph, St. Hugh's rd, Anerley. Mar 13 at 1 at offices of Behrend, Bucklers. bury

Hickling, Samuel Leonard, Chippenham, Wilts, Hotel Keeper.

Mar 17 at 12 at Bear

Hotel, Chippenham. Keary and Co, Chippenham Hubbard, Robert Christopher, North Petherton, Somerset. Builder. Mar 16 at 12 at office of Reed and Cook, King's sq, Bridgewater

Humphries, Henry, William Henry Sleeman, and Samuel Druce Clinch, Bristol, Crn and Oil Cakel Merchants. Mar 16 at 11 at office of Tribe and Co, Albion chmbrs, Bristol. Osborne and Co, Bristol

Humphries, John, Brosely, Salop, Grocer and Farmer. Mar 17 at 2 at Law Society's Room, Talbot chmbrs, Shrewsbury. Phillips and Co, Shifnal

Jackson, William, Dewsbury, York, Carver and Gilder. Mar 16 at 3 at office of Carter, Bond st, Dewsbury. Stapleton

Jaques, William, Alfreton, Derby, Accountant. Mar 21 at 3 at Castle Inn, High st, Alfreton. Bird, Nottingham

Jolly, David, Bradford, Oil Merchant. Mar 17 at 11 at office of Ray, Aldermanbury, Bradford

Jones, David, Llanboidy, Carmarthen, Miller. Mar 16 at 1 at Rutzen Arms Hotel, Narberth. Griffiths, Carmarthen

Jones, Evan, Skewen, Glamorgan, Collier, Mar 11 at 11 at offices of Davis, Alma pl, Neath

Jones, James, Nottingham, Licensed Victualler. Mar 22 at 3 at offices of Whitting. ham, Middle-pavement, Nottingham

Jordan, James, Birmingham, Leather Goods Manufacturer. Mar 16 at 3 at offices of Horton and Redfern, Imperial chmbrs, Colmore row, Birmingham

Kellett, Joseph, Leeds, Bricklayer. Mar 16 at 3 at offices of Lodge and Rhodes, Park. row, Leeds

Kent, Samuel Scott, Wareham, Dorset, Coal Merchant. Mar 11 at 2 at Red Lion Hotel, Wareham. Trevanion, Poole

Laborde, Augustus, White st, Bethnal Green, Tin and Iron Worker. Mar 15 at 3 at offices of Harte, Moorgate st

Limes, Henry, King's Norton, Worcester, Provision Dealer. Mar 15 at 3 at offices of Parr and Hayes, Colmore row, Birmingham

Longden, Robert, Sheffield, Baker. Mar 16 at 3 at offices of Webster and Styring, Hartshead, Sheffield

Mackay, Robert, Bournemouth, no occupation. Mar 18 at 3 at George Hotel, Huntingdon. Trevanion, Poole

Meadows, William, Mettingham, Suffolk, Wheelwright. Mar 16 at 12 at Hall Quay chmors, Gt Yarmouth. Dowsett

Mitchell, Edward, Warminster, Wilts, Grocer. Mar 17 at 11.30 at offices of Wakeman and Bleeck, Warminster

Moon, John, Crediton, Devon, Land Agent. Mar 17 at 11 at offices of Fewings, Queen st, Exeter. Searle, Crediton

Morgan, Matthew, Bishop Auckland, Durham, Ale and Porter Merchant. Mar 15 at 11 at offices of Proud, Market pl, Bishop Auckland

Muskett, Frederick Thomas, Deptford, Kent, General Dealer. Mar 13 at 3 at offices of Laidman, Serjeant's inn, Temple

Nicholas, George, Claines, Worcester, Grocer and Provision Dealer. Mar 13 at 11 at offices of Griffiths, Sansome pl, Worcester

Owen, Benjamin Phillips, Chester, Butcher. Mar 18 at 3 at offices of Mason and Caldecutt, Pepper st, Chester

Parker, George, and George Parker, jun, Wardour st, Soho, Manufacturing Chemists.
Mar 20 at 2 at offices of Noon and Clarke, Blomfield st
Patterson, Henry, Hebburn, New Town, Durham, Grocer. Mar 20 at 11 at offices of
Waun and Smith, King st, South Shields
Mar 17 at 1 at Law Society's

Pearce, Henry John, Worksop, Nottingham, Saddler.

Rooms, Hoole's chmbrs, Bank st, Sheffield. Whall Perham, William, Northway rd, Brixton, Builder. Mar 14 at 3 at offices of Preston and Co, Southampton bldgs, Chancery lane

Piggott, Joseph, Torquay, Tailor. Mar 21 at 12 at Haxell's Hotel, Strand. Mackenzie and Hext, Torquay

Prescott, Edgar Grote, Warnford ct, Stock and Share Broker. Mar 20 at 3 at offices of Dawes and Son, Angel ct, Throgmorton st

Price, Alfred, Harbourne, Stafford, Stone Mason. Mar 13 at 3 at offices of Burton, Union passage, Birmingham

Probst, Carl Hermann, Liverpool, General Commission Merchant. Mar 21 at 3 at offices of Morris, Dale st, Liverpool

Reed, James John, Bromley, Mechanical Engineer. Mar 24 at 3 at Mullen's Hotel, Ironmonger lane. Hare, Pinner's ct, Old Broad st

Ridge, Henry, Truro, Cornwall, Tailor. Mar 14 at 11 at offices of Paull and Adams, Quay st, Truro

Robbins, Alfred, Twickenham, Dealer in Works of Art. Mar 15 at 12 at offices of Matthews and Wells, Southampton bldgs, Chancery lane

Robson, Joshua Duncan, Sunderland, Boot and Shoe Dealer. Mar 14 at 2 at Trade Protection Society's offices, New st, Leicester. Stanford, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Rodgers, James, Birkdale, Lancaster, Fruiterer. Mar 15 at 11 at offices of Sergeant and Son, Devonshire bldgs, Eastbank, Southport. Buck and Co, Southport

Rolfe, George Samuel Richard, Margate, Builder. Mar 23 at 12 at Cannon st Hotel. Parry, Ramsgate

Rook, Alfred, Coppenhall, Chester, Licensed Victualler. Mar 16 at 11 at offices of Hill, Market st, Crewe

Rundell, Samuel, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Tailor. Mar 16 at 3 at offices of Stroud and Ryland, Clarence parade, Cheltenham

Russell, John, Sloane st, Chelsea, Lodging House Keeper. Mar 22 at 3 at offices o Jones, Mansion house chmbrs, Queen Victoria st

Russell, Walter Alexander, Old Kent rd, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer. March 21 at 3 at Masons' Hall Tavern, Masons' avenue. Young, Newgate st

Siddle, James, Wakefield, out of business. Mar 15 at 3 at offices of Lodge, Townhall chambers, King st, Wakefield

Simon, Isaac, Great Winchester st bldngs, Wine and Spirit Merchant. Mar 21 at 2 at
Inns of Court Hotel. Peacock and Goddard, South sq, Gray's inn
Simpson, Jeremiah, Burnley, Lancaster, Builder and Contractor. Mar 17 at 3 at offices
of Artingdale and Artingdale, Hargreave st, Burnley

Smith, Joseph Rushworth, Huddersfield, Joiner. Mar 15 at 11 at offices of Barker and
Co, Estate bldgs, Huddersfield
Mar 16 at 12 at Harker's Hotel, St

Mar 21 at 2 at Queen's Hotel, Friar

Smith, Thomas, Middlesborough, York, Tailor.
Helen's sq, York. Peacock, Middlesborough
Spencer, George, Upper Basildon, Berks, Baker.
st, Reading. Morris, Paternoster row
Steele, Benson, Broughton-in-Furness, Innkeeper. Mar 15 at 1 at Old King's Head
Hotel, Broughton-in-Furness. Butler, Broughton-in Furness

Mar 10 at 3 at office of

Stone, Joseph Richard Tucker, Shipton Gorge, Bridport, Dorset, Farm Bailiff. Mar 20
at 12 at Greyhound Hotel, Bridport, Howard, Melcombe Regis
Taylor, James Henry, Lancing st, Euston sq, Cab Proprietor.
Lamb, Southampton bldgs, Chancery lane
Taylor, John, Higham, Kent, Grocer. Mar 20 at 3 at King's Head Hotel, High st,
Rochester. Shakespear, Chatham
Mar 28 at 2 at office of Thompson, Great

Taylor, Richard, Lambeth walk, Butcher.
Dover st, Borough
Taylor, William, Buckingham, Baker. Mar 18 at 12 at White Hart Hotel, Bucking.

ham

Temblett, Frederick Charles, Bridgewater, Somerset, Pawnbroker. Mar 14 at 12 at Inns of Court Hotel, High Holborn. Chapman, Bridgewater

Thomas, Robert Edwin, Birmingham, Plasterer. Mar 16 at 12 at office of Higgs, Bennett's hill, Birmingham

Thorpe, William Elliott, and Frederick Thorpe, Hastings, Builders. office of Miller, Sherborne lane

Mar 21 at 3 at

Turner, James Bressy, Newton Abbot, Commission Agent. Mar 15 at 11 at Craven Hotel, Craven st, Strand. Francis and Co, Newton Abbot