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chase should be set aside ought to be determined in a previous independent proceeding. The suggested inquiry would be entirely contrary to the practice of the court and would be very inconvenient. The action was accordingly dismissed, but without prejudice to any action which might be brought by the trustees of the settlement, either alone or in conjunction with any other person, to impeach the transaction.-SOLICITORS, H. Windybank; Robinson, Preston, & Stow; J. H. Child.

TRADE-MARKS REGISTRATION ACT, 1875, s. 6—Trade-Marks RULES, RR. 17, 19-NEW MARK-LIMITED REGISTRATION.-In the case of Re F. Braby & Co's Applications and Re The Shropshire Iron Company's Trade-marks, before North, J., sitting for Chitty, J., on the 21st inst., an application was made under the Trade-Marks Registration Acts, by a firm of gal vanized iron merchants, for the registration of a trade-mark in respect of galvanized iron sheeting, the principal features of which mark consisted of a figure of the sun and the words "Sun Brand." It appeared that the applicants had been in the habit, for several years past, of selling sheeting under the mark sought to be registered, but the registration was now opposed by the Shropshire Iron Company, who had long since been the registered proprietors of a similar mark in respect of galvanized wire, and the grounds of objection were, that the respondents were entitled to use the mark already registered for any goods of the class in which the galvanized wire had been registered, comprising, amongst such goods, galvanized iron sheeting, and also that the similarity of the design was a colourable imitation of the respondents' trade-mark. The respondents stated that they had only recently heard of the user alleged by the applicants. NORTH, J., held that a new mark might be registered for some of the goods in a class, even though a similar old mark may have been already registered for other goods in the same class, provided that the goods and the trades of the proprietors were sufficiently distinct for no confusion to take place. That no confusion in the present instance had taken place was shown by the fact that the respondents had been ignorant of the sale for several years by the applicants of articles under this particular mark. His lordship therefore ordered the mark to be admitted to registration.-SOLICITORS, H. Kimber & Co.; Hare & Co.; Fowler &

Parks.

RE-INVESTMENT-PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS LANDS CLAUSES CONSOLIDATION ACT, Bs. 69.-In the case of Re Aldred's Estate, before North J., sitting for Chitty, J., on the 22nd inst., a petition was presented for re-investment of a sum of £160 paid into court under the provi. sions of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act. The petitioners were the sole trustee of the will of J. Aldred, deceased, and a cestui que trust taking a life interest in two-thirds of the testator's estate. Part of the trust estate consisted of a lease of a house at Camberwell, of which ten years were unexpired. This house had been taken by the Metropolitan Board of Works under the Metropolitan Streets Improvement Act, 1877, with which is incorporated the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, and the above sum of £160 was paid into court to the credit of the trust estate. The petitioners prayed that a part of the £160, amounting to £50, might be expended in repairing a copyhold messuage comprised in the testator's trust estate. NORTH, J., after doubting whether he had jurisdiction to make the order prayed for, referred to In re Leigh's Estate (L. R. 6 Ch. 887), and being of opinion that the present application came within that case, ultimately made the order.-SOLICITORS, Edmund Chalk; Solicitors to the Metropolitan Board of Works,

INJUNCTION-NOVELTY OF DESIGN-COPYRIGHT AMENDMENT ACT (6 & 7 VICT. c. 65), s. 2.-In the case of Morris v. Reece, before North, J., sitting for Chitty, J., on the 25th inst., a motion was made for an injunction restraining the defendant from making or selling any tubes or holders for cigarettes made in infringement or in colourable imitation of the plaintiffs' design for similar articles. It appeared that the plaintiffs claimed to have invented a holder for what are known as compressed cigarettes, and the novelty of the holder consisted in having the orifice shaped into an oblong form so as to fit the flattened shape of these particular cigarettes. This design bad been registered under the Copyright Amendment Act (6 & 7 Vict. c. 65). The defendant had brought out a similar holder, but with the interior of the orifice fluted. The question raised was whether the plaintiffs' design was a novel and useful one capable of registration under the Act, or whether its simplicity was fatal. His lordship intimated that his opinion was adverse to the claim of the plaintiffs, but ordered the motion to stand until the hearing upon the defendant's undertaking to keep an account.-SOLICITORS, MacArthur, Son, & Beckford; Joel Emanuel.

Mr. Edward Swain, of 38, Old Jewry, solicitor, writes to say that he is not the same person as, or connected with, the Mr. Swaine, solicitor, referred to in the report of the case of Warren v. Swaine.

Kemp's Mercantile Gazette states that the number of bills of sale published in England and Wales for the week ending April 22 was 829. The number in the corresponding week of last year was 809, showing an increase of 20, being a nett increase in 1882, to date, of 26. The number published in Ire. land for the same week was 47. The number in the corresponding week of last year was 8, showing an increase of 39, being a nett decrease in 1882, to date, of 116.

SOCIETIES.

SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.

The usual monthly meeting of the board of directors of this association was held on the 12th inst, at the Law Institution, Chancery-Jane, London, Mr. P. Rickman in the chair, the other directors present being Messrs. Asker (Norwich), Hedger, Mellersh (Godalming), Pennington, Roscoe, Styan, and Veley (Chelmsford), Mr. Eiffe, secretary. A sum of admitted to the association; Mr. Samuel Harris, of Leicester, and Mr. £145 was distributed in grants of assistance; thirty-two new members Henry William Cobb, of Salisbury, elected directors; and other general

business transacted.

LAW STUDENTS' JOURNAL.

COUNCIL OF LEGAL EDUCATION
EASTER EXAMINATION, 1882.

GENERAL EXAMINATION of STUDENTS of the Inns of Court, held at Lincoln'sinn Hall, on the 28th, 29th, 30th, and 31st of March, 1882.

The Council of Legal Education have awarded to the following students certificates that they have satisfactorily passed a public examination:-Ernest Henry Ainslie, Alfred Back, George Staypiton Barnes, Lewis Beard, William James Bell, Charles Thomas Beresford-Hop, Robert Wallace Glen L98 Braddell, James Henry Tschudi Broadwood, Petrus Burgers, John Selwin Calverley, Richard Christian, Charles Henry Fehler Christie, Lewis Henry Hugh Clifford, John Courroux, Joseph Yelverton Dawbarn, Francis Dumesnil Dawson, Edwin Arthur Dillon, Frederick William Dillon, John Draper, John Duncuft, Henry Miles Finch, Arthur James Foord, Arthur Fanshawe Fox, Robert Darley Guinness, Gavin Francis Hamilton. Sidney Barrington Robson John Frederick Gibson, George Crosby Gilmore, George Francis Gregory, Hawkins, Frederic William Heather, Franc's John Hext, Miller Hooper, Collingwood Hope, Robert Malcolm Napier Kerr, Henry George Lefroy, John William Lodge, Heman William Loehnis, Alfred Owen Lyon, George Jobson Marples, Robert Marshall Middleton, Thomas Moore, James Mason Mulgan, Charles Francis Miller Mundy, William Charles Niblett, Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie, George Marcus Parker, Leonard Marlborough Powell, Thomas George Wood Reavely, Charles Arthur Reeve, Shirley Harris Salt, William Philip Schreiner, Thomas Vincent Scully, John Sanders Slater, Frederick Ernest Slee, William Arnold Statham, Allan Gibson Steel, Martinus Theunis Steyn, James Henry Stock, Charles Giesler Thomas, John Mytton Thornycroft, Harold Ward Topham, Edmund Russborough Turton, Henry Pigot Ireland Warburton, Robert Stuart Aucher Warner, Frederick Samuel White-White, and Robert Blake Yardley, of the Inner Temple; Edmund Nicholas Alpe, Charles Halman Beard, William Evans Bottrill, Demosthenes Gregory Cuppa, Thomas Drever, John Dyer, William Codgbrooke Gillies, Randolph Orme Gilmore, Henry Nowell Harvey, John Henry Elstob Hunton, Robert Donald Douglas McLean, William Bernard Megone, Wiliam Mitchell, Stevenson Stewart Moore, Jonathan Oakeshott, Robert Emle Partridge, Henry Elwin Pors, Thomas Arthur Jones Stradlyn Morgan Phillips, Cyril Henry Prichard, Martin Luther Rouse, Sherwin Scudamore, Valentine John Hussey Walsh, Alfred Edmund Wigan, and Thomas Walter Williams, of the Middle Temple; Francis Robert Anderton, John Labouchere Beattie, John Duthie, William Bates Ferguson, Arthur Fraser, James William Greig, George Peterson Francis Keogh, Lees Knowles, Paul Ogden Lawrence, Basil George Nevinson, George Henry Norris, and Charles Henry Sargant, of Lincoln'sinn; and Arthur William A'Beckett, of Gray's-inn, Esqs.

The following students passed a satisfactory examination in Roman law :Edmund Broughton Barnard, Henry Ferryman Bowles, Henry Fetherstone Chance, Thomas Elger Cundy, John Williams Cunliffe, Joseph DenhamSmith, Edward Thomas Holden Devas, Patrick Robertson Don, Percy Francis Du Croz, William Seymour Eastwood, Gervas Selwyn Eyre, John Evelyn Gladstone, Gavin Fullarton James, John Alexander Dixie Mackey, Edgar Robert Moline, William Robert Moore, George Ebenezer Morrison, Charles Kensit Norman, Frederick William Payne, Robert Henry Pritchard, John Ross, James Shapland Sargeaunt, John George Smith, Cecil Blair Sparrow, Arthur Dudley Stallard, Ernest Stanbury, Robert Temperley, Henry Lacroix Temple, Samuel Howard Whitbread, John Barker Wilkin, and John Edward Ivor Yale, of the Inner Temple; Butler Cole Aspinall, William George Atkinson, William Henry Bagot, Charles Sidney Brandon, Adrian Charles Chamier, Peter Alexander D'Rozario, Lowrenco Edye, Arthur Edward Hill Hutton, Octave Camille Henri Laurent, Edgar Meynell, Alfred Cyril Morasso, Edward Steward Reynolds, Thomas Berry Cusac Smith, and Henry Terrell, of the Middle Temple; Robert Bruce Burnside, Arthur Alexander Cispersz, Henry Weston Devenish, John Eccles, Frank Campbell Gates, Arthur Perceval Keep, Henry Fricker Lawes, Kennard Golborne Metcalfe, John Adam Milne, Francis Charles Montague, Christopher Hird Morgan, George Hayes Paice, Thomas Swift, Charles Willoughby Williams, and Herbert Reynold Williams, of Lincoln's-inn, Esqs.

LAW STUDENTS' DEBATING SOCIETY.

April 4.-The whole of the evening was occupied in discussing business of the society. The secretary, in his report for the second quarter of the session, mentioned that the society had held twelve meetings. Fifteen new members had been elected, and four members had resigned. The total number of members on the rolls was 272. The average attendance at the

meetings had been thirty. The average length of meetings, two hours and twenty minutes. Messrs. T. B. Napier and H. Mossop were elected members of the committee, in the place of Messrs. F. J. Green, resigned, and W. A. Bilney, appointed to the office of reporter. Thirty-five members were present.

April 18.-The society discussed the question, "Is the Government proposal for the closure of debate satisfactory?" Mr. Goody opened the debate in the affirmative, and was supported by Messrs. Hurst, Bartlett, J. Van Sommer, and Hick; while Messrs. C. E. Barry, Stevenson, Vanderpump, Hutton, and Pope, spoke in favour of the negative. Mr. Goody having replied, the question was, on a division, negatived by a majority of three

votes.

UNITED LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY.

At a meeting held at the Law Institution on March 27, Mr. F. O. Edlin in the chair, the following question was opened in the affirmative by Mr. Parsons:-"Can a cheque for a smaller amount be a full legal satisfaction for a debt of larger amount?" The opener was supported by Messrs. Colyer, Lomas, and Cook. The negative view of the question was taken by Mr. Trotter. The opener then replied, and the question was decided in the affirmative by a majority of four votes.

At the usual weekly meeting held at Clement's-inn Hall, on Wednesday, March 29, Mr. Kains-Jackson in the chair, Mr. H. Richardson moved: "That divorce ought to be granted to women upon the same grounds as to men," and was supported by Messrs. Paton and Elliott. The motion was opposed by Messrs. Le Breton and Rundle Levey. An independent position was taken by Messrs. Dawbarn and Tillotson. The chairman then summed up, declaring his own intention of not voting on the motion, and inviting those members who were opposed to divorce altogether to take the same course. On the motion being put to the meeting it was declared carried by a majority of one. Two members did not vote.

At a meeting held at Clement's-inn Hall on Wednesday, April 12, Mr. C. Kains-Jackson in the chair, Mr. Beaumont Morice moved, "That the Vivisection Act, 39 & 40 Vict. c. 71, should be repealed." The opener was opposed by Messrs. Spence, Williams, Cooke, and Bartrum. Mr. Beaumont Morice having replied, the chairman summed up, and the motion, on being put to the meeting, was lost by three votes.

BIRMINGHAM LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY.

A meeting of the above society was held on Tuesday evening, April 25, in the Law Library, Bennett's-hill. Edward Bickley, Esq., occupied the chair. The subject for the evening's debate was:"If in the written acceptance of an offer reference is made to a future formal contract, ought the acceptance to te upheld as a binding contract?" Many of the most important cases on the point were argued upon and criticised during the debate. The speakers on the affirmative were-Messrs. Streetly, Browett, E. C. Rogers, and Ryland; and in the negative, Messrs. Cochrane, Travis, and Lynex. The chairman summed ur, and put the question to the meeting, when it was decided by the majority in favour of the affirmative. A hearty vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the proceedings.

MANCHESTER LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY. The twelfth meeting of the session of this society was held on Tuesday evening, April 18, at the Law Library, Cross-street, the chair being taken by E. Robinson Walker, Esq., solicitor. A lecture was delivered by C. H. M. Wharton, Esq., barrister-at-law, on "Stoppage in Transitu," who gave a history of the subject and the law relating thereto. The lecture was afterwards discussed by Messrs. Peacock and Casper, and the lecturer replied. Votes of thanks to the lecturer and chairman closed the proceedings. Members present, twenty-five.

GRAY'S INN MOOT SOCIETY.

At a meeting of this society, held at Gray's-inn Hall, on Monday, April 24, under the presidency of Mr. Serjeant Pulling, the following common law question was argued :-" A. orders and obtains bona fide from the shop of B, a jeweller, goods for approval and purchase or return; amongst others, a diamond necklace, which had six months before been stolen from C., who, on seeing the necklace at A.'s house, claims the same and takes possession of it and refuses to give it up. The thief had not been found and, therefore, had not been prosecuted. B., who had no guilty knowledge of the stealing, purchased the necklace from a diamond dealer in Paris. Can B. recover the necklace and damages from A. for its detention?" B.'s right to recover was upheld by Mr. T. d'Eyncourt, J. T. Banister, and Mr. Crooke, M.T. A.'s right to have verdict entered for him on C.'s title was supported by Mr. Beard, M.T., and Mr. Dyer, M.T. Mr. Serjeant Pulling having expresed his own and the benchers' present high opinion of the ability displayed by the speakers, reviewed the facts as admitted, and declared that C.'s title to goods had not been lost, and gave judgment for defendant. The debate closed by a cordial vote of thanks to Mr. Serjeant Pulling, on the motion of Mr. Wheelhouse, Q.C., seconded by Mr. Fooks, Q.C. The next moot will be held on Thursday, May 4, under the presidency of Mr. William Barber, Q.C.

The St. James's Gazette says it is rumoured that an additional judge will shortly be appointed to clear off arrears in the Chancery Division.

OBITUARY.

MR. JOHN ROBERT WRIGHT.

Mr. John Robert Wright, barrister, was killed at Clayton Hill, Sussex, on the 5th inst. The deceased was spending the Easter Vacation at a house which he rented in the neighbourhood, and was driving his wife and tome of his family in an open carriage, when the horse was frightened by a passing vehicle, and ran away. Mr. Wright was thrown out, his skull was fractured, and he died almost immediately. He was the only surviving son of the late Mr. Frederick Wright, of Eridge-house, Fulham. He was born in 1843, and was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Michaelmas Term, 1865. He was for a short time on the Norfolk Circuit, but he afterwards joined the Home Circuit, and for several years he had a considerable criminal business at the Surrey Sessions. Mr. Wright's death bag caused a deep feeling of sorrow among all his professional friends, as he was a man of most lively and genial manners, and kindly and liberal disposition. He leaves a widow and four young children.

MR. WILLIAM BURR.

Mr. William Burr, solicitor (of the firm of Weatherhead & Burr), of Keighley and Bingley, died about three weeks ago. Mr. Burr was admitted a solicitor in 1843, and had practised for nearly forty years at Keighley, having been for some time in partnership with Mr. Samuel Weatherhead and Mr. George Burr, the firm having a branch office at Bingley. Mr. Burr had a very extensive private practice. He was a commissioner for taking affidavits in the Supreme Court of the colony of Victoria, and he was clerk (jointly with Mr. Weatherhead) to the county magistrates at Keighley. His firm were also law clerks to the Keighley Local Board. His death has caused general regret in the district. The Keighley Local Board have passed a resolution expressing the regret of the members at Mr. Burr's death, and their sense of the value of his services as legal adviser to the board.

MR. GEORGE SLADE BUTLER, F.S.A.

Mr. George Slade Butler, solicitor, of Rye, died on the 11th inst. Mr. Butler was the son of M. Richard Weldon Butler, surgeon, of Rye. He was admitted a solicitor in 1843, and had for many years practised at Rye. H had a very extensive private practice, and had held several public appointSussex, and he was town clerk of Rye from 1875 till 1881, when failing health ments. He was a perpetual commissioner for the counties of Kent and caused him to resign the appointment. He acted for several years as chairclerk and solicitor to that body. He was also clerk of the peace for Rye, man of the Rye Harbour Commissioners, and he was at the time of his death registrar of the Rye County Court (Circuit No. 50), and clerk to the Rye School Board. Mr. Butler bad obtained some local fame as an antiquarian, and he was a member of the Sussex Archæological Society, and a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. Although his health had long been failing, his death was rather sudden.

LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. WILLIAM JOHN GILKS, solicitor (of the firm of Morgan & Gilks), of 7, Furnival's-inn, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.

missioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Mr. JOSEPH LAZONBY, solicitor, of Wigton, has been appointed a Cǝm

Mr. EUGENE CARDER, solicitor, of Dover, has been elected Clerk to the Dover Board of Guardians, Assessment Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority. Mr. Carder was admitted a solicitor in 1870.

Mr. RUSSELL LOUIS RICCARD, solicitor, of Southmolton, has been appointed Clerk to the Bishops Nympton School Board. Mr. Kiccard was admitted a solicitor in 1867. He is town clerk and clerk of the peace for the borough of Southmolton, clerk to the Southmolton Board of Guardians, and superintendent registrar.

cature at Bombay, has been appointed Chief Justice of the Bombay Presidency, Sir CHARLES SARGENT, knight, senior puisne judge of the High Court of Jud ́in succession to Sir Michael Robert Westropp, resigned. The new Chief Justice where he graduated as fifth wrangler in 1843. He was called to the bar at was born in 1821, and he was formerly fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Lincoln's-inn in Michaelmas Term, 1848, and he was for several years a judge of the Supreme Court of the Ionian Islands. He received the honour of knighthood in 1860.

Mr. FREDERICK WHITTAKER, Attorney-General of New Zealand, has been appointed Prime Minister for that colony.

Mr. JOHN SCOTT, barrister, succeeds Sir Charles Sargent as a Judge of the High Court of Judicature at Bombay. Mr. Justice Scott was born in 1840.

He was educated at Pembroke College, Oxford, where he graduated B.A. in 1863. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Michaelmas Term, 1865, and he formerly practised for several years on the Northern Circuit. He has been vice-president of the International Court of Appeal in Egypt since 1879.

Mr. WALTER MASKELL, solicitor (of the firm of Spencer, Gibson, & Maskell), of 7, Great James-street, Bedford-row, London, has been elected Clerk to the

Governors and Directors of St. Andrews, Holborn above the Bars, and St. George the Martyr, Middlesex, in the place of Mr. S. W. Hopwood, resigned. Mr. JOHN FREEMAN NORRIS, Q. C., has been appointed a Judge of the High Court of Judicature at Calcutta, in succession to Mr. Justice Pontifex. Mr. Justice Norris is the son of the Ven. John Pilkington Norris, Archdeacon and Canon of Bristol. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Michaelmas Term, 1865, and he is a member of the Western Circuit. He formerly practised locally at Bristol, and he became a Queen's Counsel in January last. Mr. Norris was an unsuccessful candidate, in the Liberal interest, for Wilton in 1877, and for Portsmouth in 1880.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

OLIVER BRYANT and JERROLD JOSEPH, solicitors, 25, Philpot-lane, in the City of London (Bryant & Joseph). December 31, 1881. [Gazette, April 25, 1882.]

COMPANIES.

WINDING-UP NOTICES.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

DIAMOND MINING CORPORATION OF LONDON AND SOUTH AFRICA, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before May 15, to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims, to John Henry Tilley, 37, Queen Victoria st. June 15 at 1 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims KEIGHLEY HERALD NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LIMITED.- Petition for winding up, presented April 20, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on April 29. Sharpe and Co, New ct, Carey st, agents for Weatherhead and Burr, Keighley, solicitors for the petitioner

GERMAN DATE COFFEE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has by an order dated March 16 appointed Horace Woodburn Kirby, 4, Coleman st, to be official liquidator GREAT SOUTHERN MYSORE GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has fixed May 1 at 12 at his chambers for the appointment of an official liquidator INDUSTRIAL BANK, LIMITED,-Creditors are required, on or before May 5, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to James Cooper, Coleman st bldgs, Moorgate st. May 19 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

NILGHERRY AND SOUTH INDIAN GOLD MINING SYNDICATE, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before May 6, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Edward Llewellyn Ernest, 4, Queen st pl. May 19 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims WHITEHAVEN IRON MINES, LIMITED.-Bacon, V.C., has fixed May 1 at 12.30 at his chambers for the appointment of an official liquidator

[Gazette, April 21.]

ANGLO-VIRGINIAN FREEHOLD LAND COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented April 21, directed to be heard before Hall, V.C., on May 5. Parton, Rood lane, Fenchurch st, solicitor for the petitioner

LEGAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL STORES, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented April 22, directed to be heard before Hall, V.C., on May 5. Wood, Theobald's rd, solicitor for the petitioners

QUARTZ HILL CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented April 22, directed to be heard before Chitty, J., on May 6. Venning and Co, Gresham House, Old Broad st, solicitors for the petitioner SEVERN VALLEY COLLIERY COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented April 24, directed to be heard before Hall, V.C., on May 5. Rogers and Chave, Queen Victoria st, agents for Williams and Co, Newport, solicitors for the petitioners UNIVERSAL STEAM TRAM CAR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented April 22, directed to be heard before Chitty, J., on May 6. Bolton and Co, Temple gardens, solicitors for the petitioner

COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

[Gazette, April 25.]

RHYL GARDENS, LAKE, AND LAND COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by Bristowe, V.C., dated April 17, it was ordered that the company be wound up. March, Rochdale, solicitor for the petitioner [Gazette, April 25.]

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED.

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LANE, JOHN, Leicester, Bookseller. May 9. Wright, Leicester
NUTTER, ROBERT, Burnley, Contractor. May 10. Artindale and Artindale, Burnley
OWSTON, ROBERT HENRY, Lincoln, Gent. May 16. Toynbee and Co, Lincoln
PEARSON, WILLIAM, Haughton le Skerne, Durham, Miller. May 8. Hutchinson and
Lucas, Darlington.

ROLFE, JAMES, Lydd, Kent, Grazier. May 1. Stringer, New Romney
SEARLE, ELIZA ANN, Church st, Camberwell. May 19. Baker and Nairne, Crosby sq
SHAW, JOSEPH, Kingston upon Hull, Gent. May 15. Thompson and Co, Hull
SKINNER, JOHN EDGCUMBE, Hollydale rd, Peckham, Retired Paymaster, R.N. May 8.
Straker, Green lanes, Finsbury park

SMITH, ANNE, Worsley, Lancaster. May 1. Weston and Co, Manchester
STOREY, JAMES, Sheffield, Tailor. May 1. Spyer and Son, Old Broad st
SYMONS, CHRISTOPHER JELLINGER, Barrington rd, Brixton, Lieut.-Col. Aug 1. Travers
and Co, Throgmorton st

TARTT, WILLIAM MACDOWAL, Cheltenham, Esq. June 3. Griffiths, Cheltenham
UNDERHILL, HENRY, Wolverhampton, Solicitor. June 1. Underhill and Lawrence,
Wolverhampton

WHITFIELD, MARY, Ashford, Kent. May 1. Stringer, New Romney

[Gazette, April 7.] May 10. Clarkson and Co, Doctors' DEARDEN, JOSEPH, Bury, Lancaster, Grocer. May 6. Grundy, Bury LIGHTBOUND, JOHN WARING, Liverpool, Baker. May 13. Bellringer and Cunliffe, Liverpool

BILLINGHAM, WILLIAM, York st, Baker st.

commons

LINDSEY, HENRY, Burton st, Burton crescent, Gent. May 10. Dale, Furnival's inn
LONGBOTHAM, JONATHAN, Darlington, Durham, Gent. May 13. Dunn and Watson,
Darlington
PARKIN, LUCY, Louth, Lincoln. May 23. Allisons and Allison, Louth
TAYLOR, SAMUEL, Prescot, Lancaster, Esq. May 15. Taylor and Co, Manchester
[Gazette, April 11.]
BAKER, JULIA ANN, Birmingham. Aug 31. Coleman and Co, Birmingham
BLACKIE, ALEXANDER, Nelson st, Camberwell, Coal Merchant. May 31. Williamson
and Co, Sherborne lane, King William st
BROWN, WILLIAM JAMES, Neal st, Long Acre, Oil and Colourman. May 13. Meynell,
Castle st, Holborn

ENOCH FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Mr Cave's Temperance Hotel, George and Dragon yard, CLERKE, Sir WILLIAM HENRY, Mertyn, Flint, Bart. May 21. Tathams and Procter, Briggate, Leeds. April 17

FRIENDLY SISTERS' SOCIETY, Yspytty Ifar, Denbigh. April 17
SHEFFIELD INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FREE GARDENERS' SOCIETY, Brown Cow Inn,
Bridge houses, Sheffield. April 17

[Gazette, April 21.] KNIGHTS OF MALTA FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Prince of Orange, Shelf, York. April 21 VICTORIA LODGE OF THE FEMALE GRAND PROTESTANT CONFEDERATION, Boar's Head Inn, Newchurch, Lancaster. April 20 [Gazette, April 25.]

At the Stock and Share Auction Company's sale held on Friday last, the 21st inst., the following were amongst the prices obtained:-Marbella Iron Ore £10 hares, 6; Globe Steamship shares, £60; Civil Service and General Store £1 shares, fully paid, 17s. 6d.; Dieu Donne Gold £1 shares, 18. 9d.; Lion Life Insurance £10 shares, £2 paid, 20s. ; Norway Copper Mines £1 shares, 12s. 6d. paid, par; La Plata Mining and Smelting 10dol, shares, 2; and other miscel laneous securities fetched fair prices. At their sale held on Tuesday, the fol lowing were amongst the prices obtained :-Nundydroog Gold Mining £1 shares, 4s. 6d.; La Plata Mining and Smelting 10dol. shares, £2 2s. 6d.; Gold Mining Trust £1 shares, 17s. 6d.; Assam Railways and Trading £10 Preference shares, £5 paid, 2; West Prussian Mining £10 shares, premium; Nine Reefs Gold Mining £1 shares, 5s. 61. ; Indian Trevelyan Gold Mining £1 shares, 108.; Hoover Hill Gold Mining £1 shares, 7s, 6d.; and other miscellaneous securities fetched fair prices.

Lincoln's inn fields

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GLYN, EMMA ALICE, Sutton Montis, Somerset. June 1. Grant, Kennington cross HILLS, JAMES, Brixton, Isle of Wight, Retired Farmer. May 31. Eldridge, Newport HOLMES, RICHARD, Sutton Coldfield, Warwick, out of business. June 15. Coleman and Co, Birmingham

HOPKINS, MARTHA, Henley in Arden. June 5. Coleman and Co, Birmingham HOPKINS, WILLIAM FREEMAN, Henley in Arden, Warwick, Chemist. June 5. Coleman and Co, Birmingham

Birmingham

JOHNSON, CHARLES WALTER, Walthamstow, Essex. May 11. Russell, Coleman st
LEVY, LEWIS (otherwise Louis), Martlett's ct, Bow st, Carman and Fruit Salesman.
May 18. Button and Co, Henrietta st, Covent Garden
LISTER, JOHN, Birstal, York, Retired Worsted Spinner. June 30. Thompson, Bradford
PALMER, JOSEPH BREVITT, Handsworth, Stafford, Gent. June 1. Wright and Marshall,
PARKIN, WILLIAM, Louth, Lincoln, Gent. May 23. Allisons and Allison, Louth
ROLLAND, STEWART ERSKINE, Hythe, Southampton, Esq. May 17. Paterson and Co,
Lincoln's inn fields
THORNE, JOSEPH GEORGE, Brownswood rd, South Hornsey, Gent. June 1. Whites and
WILSON, GEORGE, Oldham, Lancaster, Millwright. May 29. Simpson and Hockin,
Co, Budge row, Cannon st

Oldham

Strand

WOLPE, THOMAS BIRCH, Arkesden, Essex, Esq. May 9. Fladgate and Co, Craven st, WYATT, EMMA MONTAGU, Tue Brook, ur Liverpool. May 1, Hill, Monmouth [Gazette, Apr 14.]

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New Bill.

SALES OF ENSUING WEEK.

May 1.-Messre. FLETCHER & Co., at 171, Strand, Rare Etchinge, Engravings, &c. (see advertisement, this week, p. 4).

May 2.-Messre. PRICKETT, VENABLES, & Co., at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Ground Ren's (see advertisement, April 15, p. 4).

May 3.-Mesere. FAREBROTHER, ELLIS, CLARK, & Co., at the Mart, Freehold and Leasehold Properties, and Reversions (see advertisement, this week, p. 4, and April 15, p. 4).

May 3.-Messrs. EDWIN FOX & BOUSFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Property (see advertisement, April 22, p. 3).

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS,

HANCOCK. - April 14, at 35, Blandford-square, N.W., Ottilie, the wife of Charles
Hancock, barrister-at-law, of a daughter.

HEATHFIELD April 24, at The Poplars, St. George's-square, Regent's-park, the wife of W. H. Heathfield, solicitor, of a son.

Bill to amend the Law respecting the Recovery of Stolen Articles (the LORD WOODHOUSE.-April 19, at 16, Brunswick-terrace, Hull, the wife of J. T. Wood. CHANCELLOR).

PRIVATE BILLS.-Golden Valley Railway.

PRIVATE BILL-Carnarvon (Morfa Seiont Common),

Army Bill.

April 24.-Bills Read a Second Time.

Army (Annual).

Bill Read a Third Time.

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PRIVATE BILLS.-Anglo-American Brush Electric Light Corporation; British Electric Light Company; Central Metropolitan Railway; Coventry and District Tramway'.

Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt Practices); Bankruptcy Law Amendment. Bills Read a Third Time.

house, solicitor, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

BAKER-HUGHES -April 19, at Rhodes, Lancashire, Henry Baker, of Bishop's
Stortford, Herts, solicitor, to Elizabeth Louisa, daughter of the late Rev. Freik.
G. Hughes, Vicar of Holy Trinity, Bishop's Stortford.
HILL-BARNARD.-April 13, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Lionel Furneaux
Hill, M.A., barrister-at-law, Temple, to Helen, daughter of John Barnard,
The Hollies, Epsom.

LAYARD-JULIUS.-April 15, at St. Paul's Church, Fandy, Ceylon, Charles Peter Layard, M.A., Cantab, barrister-at-law, of Colombo, to Ada Alexandrina, daughter of the late Alfred Alexander Julius, of Stanley Lodge, Mortlake. ROBERTSON-DICKINSON.-April 10, at the British Consulate, Genca, and the day after at St. John's Church, Alassio, John Robertson, barrister-at-law, to Caroline Clarissa, daughter of Edward Dickinson, M.R.C.S., of Alassio, and late of Rugby.

WATKINS-RICKARDS.-April 18, at Dartmouth, Francis William Watkins, of the Middle Temple, barrister-at-law, to Ada McCausland, daughter of the late Richard Rickards, of L'antrissant, Glamorganshire.

DEATHS.

DAVIS.-April 13, at Sydney, N.S.W., Gateward Coleridge Davis, barris'er, of the
Inner Temple, aged 48.
WOODFORDE-April 23, at Ansford-villa, Clevedon, Henry Woodforde, aged 74.

LONDON GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

FRIDAY, April 21, 1882.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

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

Bagot, Fitzroy, Cheniston gardens, Kensington. Pet Apr 17. Brougham. May 5 at 11
Maunder, William John, Little Moorfields, Licensed Victualler. Pet Apr 18. Murray.
May 3at 12.30
Rumney, Walter, Balham, Mercer. Pet Apr 19. Brougham. May 3 at 1
To Surrender in the Country.

PRIVATE BILLS.-Metropolitan Board of Works (Various Powers); Millwall Hutchings, Arthur, Hele, nr Bude, Cornwall, Yecman, Pet Apr 18, Bencraft. East Dock; Windsor and Ascot Railway.

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Adams, Annie Maria Caroline, Plaistow, Essex, out of business. Apr 28 at 4 at offices of Staniland, Queen st, Cheapside

Adcock, Robert, sen, Syston, Leicester, Builder. May 8 at 3 at offices of Hincks, Bowling Green st, Leicester

Archer, Smith, Dewsbury, York, Beerhouse Keeper. May 4 at 3 at offices of Shaw, Bond st, Dewshury

Ashton, William Henry, Forest rd, Dalston, Builder. dale and Turner, Bedford row

Apr 29 at 11 at offices of Lang.

Ashwell, Thomas Payne, Huntingdon, Machinist. May 5 at 11 at George Hotel, Huntingdon. Jessopp, Bedford

Averillo, John Charles, Queen Victoria st, Tea Merchant. May 4 at 3 at High Holborn. Seeley

Barritt, John Linton, and William Stork Barritt, Kingston upon Hull, Bricklayers. May 5 at 11 at offices of Martinson, Exchange bldgs, Bowlalley Ine, Kingston uponHull

Bel, Thomas, Greenwich. Baker. Apr 29 at 12 at offices of Haydon and Stoley, Bishops gate st Within

Bell, Thomas Finch, Leeds, Watchmaker, May 4 at 2 at offices of Pullan, Albion at, Leeds

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Blackshaw, Frederick, Barnsley, York, Boot and Shoe Merchant. May 9 at 10 at Queen's Hotel, Barnsley. Gray, Barnsley

Blanshard, John Fearby, Easingwold, York, Auctioneer. May 6 at 11.30 at office of Waddington, York

Bradbury, Charles Henry, Croydon, Surrey, Baker. May 4 at 3 at office of Pullan, North End, Croydon

Brookes, Isabella, West Bromwich, Stafford, Beerseller. Mar 5 at 11 at office of Travis, Church Ine, Tipton

Brown, Alfred, East Lydford, Somerset, Innkeeper, May 3 at 3 at Mermaid Hotel, Yeovil. Davies, Sherborne

Brown, Trueman, Leathley, near Osley, York, Farmer, May 2 at 12 at office of Bateson and Hutchinson, Harrogate

Bull, Frederick William, East India rd, Hosier. May 4 at 3 at office of Wells, Pater

noster row

Bundock, Edward, Green st, Bethnal Green, Oil and Colourman, May 10 at 3 at office of Vant, Leadenhall st

Cadby, George, Tipton, Stafford, Baker. Tipton

Cameron, Hugh, jun. Bristol, Engineer. Exchange West

May 4 at 2 at office of Travis, Church lane,

May 1 at 2 at office of Sibley and Dickinson,

Carlin, William, St. Albans, Hertford, Builder. May 4 at 3 at Masons' Tavern, Masons' Avenue, Coleman st. Wells, St. Albans

Chapman, William Henry, West Croydon, Surrey, Plumber. May 9 at 3 at office of Streeter, High st, Croydon

Child, John, Arundel st, Strand, Licensed Victualler. May 2 at 2 at office of Ford, Cheapside. Bennett, Gresham bldgs, Basinghall st

Chisnall, Robert, Ipswich, Suffolk, Baker. May 2 at 11 at office of Jennings, Princess st, Ipswich

Clayton, Richard, Leominster, Hereford, Innkeeper. May 4 at 4 at office of Corner, High Town, Hereford

Cobden, Halstead Sayer, Bruton, Somerset, no business. May 3 at 12 at office of Hiley, Nicholas st, Bristol. Wade, Burnham

Colbourn, William, Withernsea, York, Hotel Proprietor. May 8 at 2 at office of Nettle, ton, Chancery bids, Manor st, Hull

Cooper, William, and Joseph Eldridge, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Houee Furnisher. May 8 at 2 at Painters Hall, Little Trinity lane. Pritchard and Co

Crane, William, Gisleham, Suffolk, Farmer. May 4 at 12.30 at office of Dowsett, Hall
Quay chmbrs, Gt Yarmouth

Cranfield, George Henry, Minster, Sheppey, Kent, Veterinary Surgeon, May 8 at 3 at
office of Stallon, High st, Mile Town, Sheerness
Cunningham, Edward, Leytonstone, Builder. May 3 at 12 at offices of Dewy, Mark
May 2 at 12 at office of Benson and Car-

lane

Davis, William, Bristol, Licensed Victualler. penter, Bank chmbrs, Corn st, Bristol Dodd, Joseph, Llanelly, Brecknock, Farmer. Merthyr Tydfil

Apr 29 at 1 affices of Tydfil, Glebeland st,

Edmonds, John Crudge, Sutton. Surrey, China Dealer. May 10 at 2 at Cannon st Hotel, Cannon st. Pettiver, College st, College Hill

Edwards, John, Northwich, Chester, Ironmonger. May 10 at 12 at Royal Hotel, Crewe, Ashton and Jollie, Runcorn

Elgie. William Ralph, Harrogate, York, Grocer. May 4 at 12 at office of Hirst and Capey, Jamos st, Harrogate

Ellis, James, Wombwell, York, Butcher. chmbrs, Barnsley

Evans, Mary, Eckington, Derby, Grocer. field

May 10 at 3 at office of Rideal, Chronicle

May 5 at 3 at office of Gee, High st, Chester

Fairweather, Henry, Westbourne Park mews, Westbourne Park, Jobmaster, May 1 at 3 at office of Cooper and Bake, Portman st, Portman sq Foster, William, Lincoln, Coach Builder. May 4 at 11 at office of Page, Flaxengate,

Lincoln

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Gould, William, Grindon, nr Leek, Stafford, Farmer. Hanley. Redfern, Leek

May 4 at 12 at office of Topham,

May 3 at 11 at Angel Hotel

Grant, Alfred Charles, Watford, no occupation. May 9 at 4 at Masonic Hall, High st, Watford. Sedgwick and Turner, Watford

Grant, Mary Ann, Watford, no occupation. May 9 at 4.15 at Masonic Hall, High st, Watford. Sedgwick and Turner, Watford

Gronow, John, Loughor, Glamorgan, Carpenter. May 6 at 1 at office of Thomas, Fisher st, Swansea

Hall, George, Mare st, Hackney, Fishmonger, May 4 at 2 at office of Sydney, Leaden.

ball st

Harding, Samuel Henry, Woodville, nr Burton-upon-Trent, Grocer. May 2 at 2 at Midland Hotel. Burton-upon-Trent. East, Birmingham

Harvey, Benjamin Rose, Swansea, Corn Dealer. May 5 at 2 at office of Tribe and Co, Temple st, Swansea. Jones, Cardiff

Hayler, William, Rochester, Draper. May 8 at 3 at Bull Hotel, Rochester. M'Lellan, Rochester

Holmes, James, Walworth rd, House Agent. May 9 at 3 at office of Cannon, Wool Exchange, Coleman st

Hoyle, Edward, Birkenhead, Clothier, May 10 at 3 at office of Thompson, Hamilton st, Birkenhead

Howie, Joseph, Birkenhead, Tailor. May 4 at 2 at office of Bleakley and Downhum, Hamilton sq, Birkenhead

Hughes, John, Llanrug, Carnarvon, Farmer. May 5 at 3 at office of Roberts, Church st, Carnarvon

Jones, William, Cardiff, Builder. Apr 28 at 3 at office of Lewis, Glebeland st, Merthyr Tydfil

Jones, William Henry, Teesdale st, Hackney rd, Cabinet Maker. Apr 29 at 12 at office of Martin, London Wail

Jones, William John, Bankside, Southwark, Iron Merchant, May 11 at 3 at office of
Waddell, Queen Victoria st

Keates, Worthy, Westbury, Wilts, Licensed Victualler. May 4 at 12 at office of Rodway,
Fore st, Trowbridge
Knott, Robert, Leytonstone, Ironmonger. May 8 at 3 at office of Lovering and Co,
Gresham st. Nicholls and Grant, Gresham st
Kossick, Samuel, South Shields, Durham, Clothier. May 4 at 4 at office of Scott, King
st, South Shields

Leach, Frank, Harrow rd, Paddington, Cabinet Maker. May 1 at 3 at office of Boydell,
Warwick ct, Gray's inn

Lee, Henry, Birmingham, Corn Factor. May 2 at 2.30 at office of Dale and Vachell,
Bennett's hill, Birmingham

Leech, William, Wigan, Lancaster, Beerseller. May 4 at 11 at office of Wilson, King st,
Wigan
Littlehales, Tom, Pontypool, Grocer. May 9 at 1 at office of Tribe and Co, High st,
Newport, Watkins, Pontypool

Longworth, Archibald, Creetham, Lancaster, Plumber. May 5 at 3 at offices of Boardman, Booth st, Manchester

Morgan. James, Osborne ter, Finsbury pk, Jobmaster. May 4 at 2 at Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Lockyer, Gresham bldgs, Basinghall st

Newell, George, Mitcham, Corn Dealer. May 10 at 3 at offices of Cannon, Wool Ex. change, Coleman st

Newham, William Sanday, Nottingham, Baker. May 3 at 3 at offices of Norman, Middle pavement, Nottingham

Orme, Charles, Birmingham, out of business. May 5 at 3 at offices of Tyler, Colmore row, Birmingham

Paley, John, Barrow-in-Furness, Furniture Dealer. May 8 at 10 at Trevelyan Temper.
ance Hotel, Dalkieth st, Barrow-in-Furness. Sims, Barrow-in-Furness
Palmer, William, Norwich, Tobacconist. Apr 28 at 11 at Duke's Palace Inn, Duke st,
Norwich
Patchitt, Henry, Leeds, Ironmonger. May 5 at 1.30 at offices of Patchitt, Derby st,
Nottingham. Hopps and Bedford, Leeds

Pearson, William, Kensington pl, Page st, Wheelwright, May 4 at 3 at offices of
Barnard, Westminster bridge rd

Phillips, Edward, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Commission Agent, May 8 at 12 at offices of Sayce and Baker, Lion st, Abergavenny

Pocock, Thomas Windebank, Reading, Butcher, May 3 at 11 at 31, Battle st, Reading, Parnell, Fenchurch st

Reuter, Charles, Silk st, Cripplegate, Engineer, May 11 at 3 at offices of Smith and and Eldridge, Gt James st, Bedford row

Ricketts, Edward, Plumstead, Builder. May 12 at 2 at Law Institution, Chancery lane, Thomson and Ward, Bedford row

Robbins, Henry, Westbourne grove, Bayswater, Bookseller. May 9 at 3 at offices of Brown, Lower James st, Golden sq. Norman, Gt Marlborough st, Regent st

Rogers, James Crescent, Stratfieldsaye, Southampton, Farmer. May 4 at 11 at Red Lion Hotel, Basingstoke. Cave, Bracknell

Salomos, Mark, Commercial rd, Peckham, Commission Agent. May 1 at 10 at New
Exchange bldgs, George yd, Lombard st. Rawlins, Queen Victoria st

Sarson, James, Tranmere, Chester, Greengrocer, May 8 at 3 at offices of Thompson,
Hamilton st, Birkenhead
Saunders, William John, Swansea. Weigher and Sampler. May 4 at 3 at offices of
Evans and Davies, Wind st, Swansea

Scott, George, and George Scott, jun, Spennymoor, Bakers. May 3 at 3.30 at offices of
Proud, Market pl, Bishop Auckland
Scantlebury, Alfred, Exeter, Tailor. May 6 at 12.30 at Swan Hotel, Bridge st, Bristol,
Hartnoll, Exeter

Sivel, Dominick, Workington, Cumberland, Watchmaker, May 6 at 11 at offices of
Paisley, Bridge st, Workington

Smith, Edwin, Sheffield, Warehouseman. May 5 at 12 at offices of Mercer and Alder. son, Bank st, Sheffield

Smith, Esau, Llantrissant, Glamorgan, Grocer. May 4 at 12 at office of Morgan, Ponty. pridd

Spencer, Jabez, Huddersfield, York, Beerhouse Keeper. May 5 at 3 at office of Learoyd and Co, Buxton rd, Huddersfield

Stark, John, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tobacconist May 4 at 2 at office of Aitchison, Col. lingwood st, Newcastle upon Tyne

Steed, Edward George, Devonport, Devon, Licensed Victualler. May 4 at 12 at office Sole and Gill, St Aubyn st, Devonport

Stratton, James, sen, Whittlesey, Cambridge, Farmer, May 5 at 12 at office of Reeve, High Causeway, Whittlesey

Sykes, Moses, Southampton, Wholesale Potato Merchant.

Pegam, Bar Gate, Southampton

May 2 at 12 at office of

Taylor, James, Rochdale, Grocer. May 5 at 2.30 at office of Brierly, the Butts, Roch dale

Taylor, James, Bristol, Publican's Cellarman. May 3 at 12 at office of Benson and Car. penter, Bank chmbrs, Corn st, Bristol

Thomas, William, jun, South Molton, Devon, Builder. May 8 at 2 at office Finch and Chanter, Bridge Hall chmbrs, Barnstaple

Turnbull, John Cuthill, Windmill st, Finsbury sq, Upholsterer. May 5 at 3 at office of Nye and Greenwood, Serjeants' inn, Fleet st

Upton, John Winkles, and John Elliott, Banbury, Oxford, Grocers, May 8 at 11 at the White Lion Hotel, Banbury. Whitehorn, Banbury

Waite, Charles, Crofton rd, Camberwell, Private Tutor. May 1 at 12 at 1 Mitre court, Temple. Morris

Walker, Thomas, Sutton within Macclesfield, Chester, Pawnbroker, May 3 at 11 at Church side, Macclesfield. Morgan

Watson, Thomas, Hartlepool, Durham, Draper. May 5 at 3 at office of Todd and Harri. son, Town wall, Hartlepool

Wauer, Gerhard William, Wool Exchange, Basinghall st, General Agent. May 8 at 11 at office of Godfrey, Chancery lane

Webb, Samuel, Gt Shelford, Cambridge, Farmer. May 3 at 3.30 at office of Turner, St
Andrew's st, Cambridge

Whiteley, Richard Hamer, Melksham, Wilts, Surgeon.
Orange grove, Bath

Wood, William Joseph, Droitwich, Worcester, Builder.
Droitwich. Parr and Hayes, Birmingham
Woodward, John, Temple Balsall, Warwick, Grocer.
Church st, Colmore row, Birmingham

May 3 at 11 at office of Titley,

May 5 at 2 at Raven Hotel, May 4 at 2 at office of Woodward,

TUESDAY, April 25, 1882.

Ainley, Cameron, Middlesborough, York, Stationer. May 6 at 11 at offices of Dobson, Gosford st, Middlesborough

Allen, Joseph, Durham, Saddler. May 11 at 11 at offices of Marshall, Market pl, Durham Attwell, Walter, and Robert Savage, Chiswell st, Wholesale Milliners. May 10 at 3 at offices of Boyes and Child, Poultry Morris, Walbrook

Backett, Isaac, Angell rd, Brixton, Accountant. May 8 at 2 at offices of Norris and Norris, Bedford row

Bailey, Charles, Walsall, Stafford, Fancy Goods Dealer. May 10 at 3 at offices of Horton and Co, Newhall st, Birmingham

Bailey, George, Guisborough, York, Grocer. May 4 at 12 at offices of Teale, Albert rd, Middlesborough

Bawdon, Looman, Newton Abbot, Devon, Draper. May 12 at 11 at Craven Hotel, Craven st, Strand. Baker and Watts, Newton Abbot

Benson, Robert, Ulverston, Lancaster, Tailor. May 8 at 11 at the Temperance Hall, Ulverston. Pearson, Ulverston

Birch, John, Balsall Heath, near Birmingham, Fruiterer. May 4 at 11 at offices of East, Temple st, Birmingham

Bosley, William, Bath, Painter. May 8 at 11 at offices of Titley, Orange grove, Bath Bowen, John, Lladdeiniolen, Carnarvon, Grocer. May 10 at 11 at offices of Williams and Hughes, Carnarvon

Bowring, George, Edgware rd, Dyer's Agent, May 15 at 11 at offices of Boulton, Gresham st, Guildhall

Brook, Samuel, Huddersfield, York, Woollen Cloth Manufacturer, May 10 at 3 at offices of Ramsden and Co, John William st, Huddersfield

May 8 at 2 at Cannon

Brown, William, Sunderland, Fruiterer. May 8 at 11 at offices of Green, John st, Sun. derland Bryan, James, and Walter Bryan, Dacre st, Army Contractors, st Hotel. Benson, Clement's inn, Strand Buckley, William, Oldham, Lancaster, Commission Agent. May 10 at 3 at offices of Shaw, Clegg st, Oldham

Burch, George Percy, Kidsgrove, Stafford, Licensed Victualler. May 4 at 2 at offices of Sherrat, Market st, Kidsgrove

Butler, William, Walsall, Stafford, Harness Maker. May 5 at 11 at offices of Evans, Bank chmbrs, the Bridge, Walsall

Campling, Robert Henry, Leeds, Schoolmaster. May 8 at 3 at offices of Lodge and Rhodes, Park row, Leeds

Catling, Charles Edward, Seething lane, Corn and Seed Merchant, May 5 at 3 at the Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st

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