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council, on the recommendation of the committee, after every examination before Hilary and Trinity Terms respectively, to the two students of each set of competitors who shall have passed the best examination in both jurisprudence and Roman law. But the committee shall not be obliged to recommend any studentship to be awarded if the result of the examination be such as in their opinion not to justify such recommendation.

No student admitted after the 31st of December, 1872, shall receive from the council the certificate of fitness for call to the bar required by the four Inns of Court unless he shall have passed a satisfactory examination in the following subjects-viz. (1) Roman law; (2) The law of real and personal property; (3) Common law; (4) Equity.

No student admitted after the 31st of December, 1872, shall be examined for call to the bar until he shall have kept nine terms; except that students admitted after that day shall have the option of passing the examination in Roman law at any time after having kept four terms.

An examination will be held in December and January next, to which a student of any of the Inns of Court, who is desirous of becoming a candidate for a studentship, or honours, or of obtaining a o rtificate of fitness for being called to the bar, or of pissing the examination in Roman law only, will be admissible.

Each student proposing to submit himself for examination will be required to enter his name, personally or by letter, at the treasurer's or steward's office of the Inn of Court to which he belongs, on or before Saturday, the 9th day of December next; and he will further be required to state in writing whether his object in offering himself for examination is to compete for a studentship, or honours, or of obtaining a certificate preliminary to a call to the bar, or whether he is merely desirous of passing the examination in Roman law under the above-stated rule.

The examination will take place in the hall of Lincoln's-inn; and the doors will be closed ten minutes after the time appointed for the commencement of the examination.

The examination by printed questions will be conducted in the following order :-Thursday and Friday, December 21 and 22, 1882, at ten until one, and from two until five on each day, the examination of candidates for studentships in jurisprudence and Roman law. The examination of candidates for honours and pass certificates, and for pass in Roman law only, will take place as follows :-Wednesday morning, December 27, at ten, on real and personal property law; Thursday morning, December 28, at ten, on common law; Friday morning, December 29, at ten, on equity; Tuesday morning, January 2, 1883, at ten, on jurisprudence and Roman law; Tuesday afternoon, January 2, 1883, at two, on constitutional law and legal history.

The oral examination will be conducted in the same order, and on the same subjects, as above appointed for the examination by printed questions.

Jurisprudence, International Law, and Roman Law.

Candidates for the studentships will be examined in all the following subjects:-(1) Institutes of Gaius and Institutes of Justinian; (2) Digest, book 18, title 1, "De contr empt"; book 19, title 1, "De act empt et vend"; (3) History of Roman law; (4) Principles of jurisprudence, with special reference to the writings of Bentham, Austin, and Maine; (5) Elements of international law; (6) Principles of private international law. Candidates for honours will be examined in subjects numbered 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Candidates for a pass certificate will be examined in the Institutes of Justinian, books 1 and 2; book 3, title 13, to the end of the book; book 4, titles 1 to 5 inclusive.

The examiner in the law of real and personal property will examine in the following subjects:-The elementary principles of the law of real and personal property, with reference chiefly to the treatises of Mr. Joshua Williams on those subjects. Candidates for a pass certificate will be examined in the elements of the foregoing subjects; candidates for honours will have a higher

examination.

The examiner in common law will examine in the following subjects:-(1) The law of contracts; (2) The law of torts; (3) Criminal law; (4) The procedure in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice. Candidates for a pass certificate will be expected to know general and elementary principles of law. From candidates for honours the examiner will require a more advanced knowledge of the application of those principles, and a knowledge of leading decisions.

The examiner in equity will examine in the following subjects:-(1) Trusts; (2) Administration of assets; (3) Partnership; (4) Husband and wife. Candidates for honours will be examined in all the above-mentioned subjects. Candidates for a pass certificate in those numbered 1 and 2 only.

The examiners in constitutional law and legal history will examine in the following books and subjects:-(1) Stubb's Constitutional History of England; (2) Hallam's Constitutional History; (3) Broom's Constitutional Law; (4) The Principal State Trials of the Stuart Period; (5) The concluding chapter of Blackstone's Commentaries, being that "On the Progress of the Laws of England." Candidates for honours will be examined in all the above-mentioned books and subjects. By order of the council, (Signed) JAS. ANDERSON, Chairman, pro tem. Council Chamber, Lincoln's Inn Hall, June 5.

UNITED LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY.

At a meeting of this society, held at Clement's-inn Hall on the 21st ult., Mr. E. F. Spence in the chair, Mr. Williams moved, “That places of amusement should be opened on Sundays." The motion was supported by Messrs. Parsons, Spence, and Roberts, the opinion being that the words did not necessarily mean that all places of amusement should be opened. Messrs. Collyer and Edlin opposed the motion, and an independent position was

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MR. JOHN ROBERT DANIEL TYSSEN.

Mr. John Robert Daniel Tyssen, who formerly practised as a solicitor, died at his residence, Lower Rock-gardens, Brighton, on the 11th ult. Mr. Tyssen was born on November 7, 1805, and was educated at Westminster. He practised for many years as a solicitor at Hackney, where he was steward of the manors and attended to the management of the estates now belonging to Mr. Tyssen-Amherst, M.P. for West Norfolk. Mr. Tyssen retired from business in 1858, and moved to Brighton, where he has resided ever since. He was one of the original directors of the Law Fire Insurance Society, and continued to take an active part in its affairs till disabled by illness, some six months before his death. He was well known in the archæological world, both in this country and in Holland, and he accumulated a vast mass of information relating to his own ancestors and other Dutch settlers in England, and the ancient history of the parish of Hackney, and the history of church bells.

CHIEF JUSTICE SEMPER.

Mr. Hugh Reilly Semper, Chief Justice of Gibraltar, died on the 18th ult., after a short illness, at the age of fifty-one. The late Chief Justice was the youngest son of Mr. Hugh Reilly Semper, of St. Kitt's, where he was born in 1831. He spent the early part of his life in the West Indies, and was for several years a member of the Executive Council of Montserrat. He afterwards came to England and entered at the Middle Temple, where he was called to the bar in Trinity Term, 1866. He was for some time Crown Law Officer for the Island of Tortola, and he was appointed Attorney-General of St. Kitt's in 1870, of the Leeward Islands in 1872, and of Barbadoes in 1874. He was a paisne judge for the colony of British Guiana from 1878 until about four months ago, when he succeeded Sir George Philippo as Chief Justice of Gibraltar.

MR. THOMAS WOOLLETT.

Mr. Thomas Woollett, solicitor and notary, died at Newport, Monmouthshire, on the 20th ult., from paralysis. Mr. Woollett was born in 1807. He was admitted a solicitor in 1833, and had practised for nearly fifty years at Newport. He was a notary public, a perpetual commissioner for Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire, and a commissioner for affidavits in admiralty. Mr. Woollett was elected town clerk of Newport in 1838, and held that office till his death, although (in consequence of his feeble health) there has been for several years a deputy town clerk. He was a widower and leaves no family. Mr. Woollett was buried at the Newport Cemetery on the 23rd ult., most of the members of the corporation being present at the funeral.

SIR PHILIP PROTHEROE SMITH,'

Sir Philip Protheroe Smith, solicitor, died at his residenca, Premorvah, Truro, on the 24th ult., in his seventy-second year. Sir P. Smith was the son of Mr. Thomas Smith, of Bideford, and was a younger brother of the Right Hon. Montague Smith. He was born in 1810, and was educated at the Bideford Grammar School. He was admitted a solicitor in 1832, and for nearly fifty years had carried on an extensive practice at Truro. During the last few years he had been associated in partnership with Mr. John Richard Paull (the clerk to the county magistrates and commissioners of taxes), and with Mr. Robert Macleane Paull. He was a perpetual commissioner for the county of Cornwall; and had been for several years secretary to the ViceWarden of the Stannaries. Sir P. P. Smith was one of the borough aldermen, and had been three times mayor of Truro. He filled that office in 1880 on the visit of the Prince of Wales to Truro to lay the first stone of the new cathedral, and he received the honour of knighthood in commemoration of that event. He was an active supporter of the Conservative party, and a few years ago declined an invitation to become a candidate for the representation of Truro. Sir P. Smith was married to a daughter of the late Mr. William Paull, of Truro.

LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. PHILIP EDWARD LIONEL BUDGE, solicitor and notary, of Poole, has been appointed Clerk to the Poole Board of Guardians, Assessment Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority. Mr. Budge was admitted a solicitor in 1874. He is clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes at Poole. Mr. AUGUSTUS FITT DRAKE, solicitor, of Lewes, has been appointed Clerk to the Magistrates at Seaford and Town Clerk of that borough, in succession to his partner, the late Mr. Inigo Gell. Mr. Drake was admitted a solicitor in 1872.

Lord BRAMWELL has been appointed a Member of the Royal Commission on Thames Sewage.

Mr. JOSEPH BRADBURY, solicitor, of Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, and

Saddleworth, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.

Mr. GEORGE EDWARD COKAYNE, barrister, Lancaster herald, has been appointed Norroy King of Arms and Principal Herald of the North Parts of England. Mr. Cokayne is a graduate of Exeter College, Oxford. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Easter Term, 1853.

Mr. GABRIEL PRIOR GOLDNEY, barrister, who has been elected Remem. brancer to the Corporation of London, in succession to Mr. Charles Henry Robarts, is the eldest son of Sir Gabriel Goldney, baronet, M.P. for Chippenham, and was born in 1843. He was educated at Harrow and at Exeter College, Oxford, and was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Easter Term, 1867. He has practised at the Parliamentary Bar, and also on the Western Circuit, and at the Wiltshire, Salisbury, Bath, and Bristol Sessions. Mr. Goldney acted in 1875 as a commissioner to inquire into the existence of Corrupt Practices in the city of Norwich, and he was recorder of Helston from 1876 till 1879, when he was appointed recorder of Poole. Mr. FREDERICK BAILEY, Q.C., and Mr. WALTER BLACKETT TREVEL YAN, Lave been elected Benchers of the Middle Temple.

Mr. BEAUMONT SHEPHEARD, solicitor, of Ealing (of the firm of Shepbeard & Sons, of 32, Finsbury-circus, E.C.), has been appointed by Joseph Savory, Esq., sheriff-elect for London and Middlesex, to be his Under-Sheriff for the year ensuing.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN G. DEARLE, and JOHN EDGEWORTH, solicitors, Eastbourne and Hailsham, Sussex. Jane 20. John Edgeworth will alone carry on the businesses. [Gazette, June 23.]

COMPANIES.

WINDING-UP NOTICES.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

ANGLO-AMERICAN CATTLE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has by an order, dated March 4, appointed George Augustus Cape, 8, Old Jewry, to be liquidator BOGNOR RESIDENCES AND HOTEL COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by Bacon, V.C., on May 6, the company was ordered to be wound up. Cridge and Bell, Bishopsgate st, solicitors for the petitioner

DYNEVOR IRON AND TIN PLATE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented June 19, directed to be heard before Chitty, J., on July 1. Meredith and Co, New sq, Lincoln's inn, agents for Brown, Bristol, solicitor for the petitioner CWM AVON ESTATE AND WORKS COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented June 15, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on July 1. Vant, Leadenhall st, solicitor for the petitioner

GLOBE ACCIDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Aug 1, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Henry Newson Smith, 37, Walbrook. Oct 27 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

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PRIVATE BILLS.-Lecky and Smith's Patent; West Lancashire Railway;

HAVEN GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before July Seacombe, Hoylake, and Deeside Railway; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln

18, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Horace Woodburn Kirby, 4, Coleman st. July 26 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

KEIGHLEY HERALD NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has by an order, dated May 22, appointed William Mann, Keighley, to be the official liquidator KOPF'S EXTRACT OF MEAT AND COMPRESSED FOOD COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented June 20, directed to be heard before Fry, J., on July 7. Lewin and Co, Southampton st, Strand, solicitors for the petitioning company. SOUTH-EASTERN BONDED WAREHOUSES AND WHARF COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented June 19. directed to be heard before Chitty, J., on July 1. Hughes and Co, Budge row, solicitors for the petitioners

[Gazette, June 23.]

ASSOCIATED WINE MERCHANTS, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up presented June 23, directed to be heard before Fry, J., on July 7. Coode and Co, Bedford row, agents for Daw and Son, Exeter, solicitors for the petitioners

GREAT SOUTHERN MYSORE GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED -Chitty, J., has by an order dated June 2, appointed Arthur Cooper, 14, George st, Mansion House, to be official liquidator

INDIAN KINGSTON AND SANDHURST GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up presented June 26, directed to be heard before Hall, V.C., on July 7. Styer, Royal Exchange avenue, solicitor for the petitioners NORTH WALES FREEHOLD COPPER MINES AND SMELTING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before July 25, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Alfred Cotton Harper, Billiter House, Billiter st. Aug 2 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims HALIFAX BUILDING AND QUARRYING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has by an order, dated April 27, appointed Jonas Dearnley Taylor, Halifax, to be official liquidator STANDARD CREDIT COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before July 21, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to William Cornish Cooper, 20, King's Arms yd, Coleman st. July 28 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

STANDARD CREDIT COMPANY, LIMITED.-Kay, J, Las, by an order dated June 9, ap. pointed William Cornish Cooper, 20, King's Aims yd, Coleman st, to be official liquidator

shire Railway and Cheshire Lines; Northampton Tramways (Extensions); Padiham and Hapton Local Board.

Local Government Provisional Order, Nos. 4 and 7; Artillery Ringes.
New Bill.

Bill to amend the Merchant Shipping Acts (Earl of Kimberley).
June 27.-Bill Read a Second Time.
Lunacy Regulation Acts Amendment.

Bill in Committee.
Local Government Provisional Order (No. 8).
Bills Read a Third Time.
PRIVATE BILLS.-Rugby Gas; Accrington Corporation Tramways; Hall
Extension and Improvement; Oswaldtwistle Local Board.
Poor Rates.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS. June 22.-Bill in Committee. Bills Read a Third Time.

PRIVATE BILLS.- Accrington Improvement; Blackburn Improvement; Bolton Improvement; Bristol City Corporation of the Poor; Chadderton Improvement; Macclesfield Corporation; Manchester Corporation; NewcastleSTANDARD BANK OF LONDON, LIMITED.-By an order made by Hall, V.C., dated May upon-Tyne Improvement; Local Government Provisional Orders (No. 5). 19, it was ordered that the above bank be wound up. Norton, Queen st, solicitor for the petitioner Vagrancy.

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June 26.-Bills Read a Second Time. PRIVATE BILLS.-Cyfarthfa Works; Devon and Cornwall Central Rail way.

Bill Read a Third Time. PRIVATE BILL.-Liskeard and Caradon Railway.

June 27.-Bill Read a Second Time. Public Health (Fruitpickers' Lodgings).

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HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.
CHANCERY DIVISION.-ORDer of Court.

Wednesday, the 10th day of May, 1882. Whereas there are in court various sums of ordinary, preference, debenture, and other stocks, shares, and securities in railway, canal, and other companies and undertakings standing to the credit of certain causes, matters, and accounts.

And whereas from time to time such stocks, shares, and securities are converted into other securities by resolutions of the companies or undertakings under powers in Acts of Parliament in that behalf, or by effluxion of time, or otherwise, and new shares or sums of stock are from time to time allotted to holders of such stocks, shares, and securities so in court as aforesaid, and are so allotted to the Chancery Paymaster; and it is for the benefit of the persons interested therein that such allotments should be sold, and the proceeds thereof dealt with in manner hereinafter mentioned.

And whereas the Chancery Paymaster is unable to deal with the securities 80 substituted for other securities, or with the dividends thereon, or to dispose of such allotments, or realize the value thereof, without an order in that behalf, and the making of such order, if an order of court, involves some unavoidable delay, and if orders are obtained by the parties to the causes and matters to the credit of which the securities stand upon which such allotments are made, unavoidable expense is also incurred, and it is desirable to prevent such delay and expense.

Now I do order that whenever from any cause any sum of stock or any share or shares, or other security standing in court to the credit of any cause, matter, or account is or are converted into any other stock, share, or other security, so that the description thereof will differ from the description given of such original stock, share, or security in the order, fiat, report, or certificate, power of attorney, or other instrument under which the Chancery Paymaster acts respecting the same, the Chancery Paymaster do write off from the credit of the several causes, matters, and accounts the sums of stock, share or shares, or other security so converted, and do place to the credit of the same causes, matters, and accounts proportionate amounts or numbers of the stocks, shares, or other security so substituted for the same; and that, except in so far as any of such sums of stock, shares, or security may be affected by any order brought to the Chancery Pay Office in due time for that purpose, the Chancery Paymaster do, as far as may be practicable, give effect to all directions contained in any order, fiat, report, or certificate, and to all powers of attorney and other instruments which shall refer to any of such sums of stock, share or shares, or other security so converted as aforesaid, or the dividends thereon, as if they referred to the security substituted in lieu thereof or the dividends thereon, but no pay. ments of income moneys shall be made in pursuance hereof in any casc where the substituted security is in the nature of a terminable annuity.

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ADAMS, FRANCES, Cochrane ter, St John's Wood July 15. Porteous v Smith, Fry, J.
Smith, Furnival's inn, Holborn

COWDERY, WILLIAM LANSLEY, Newport, Isle of Wight, Gent. July 21. Wadham v
Cowdery, Kay, J. Estcourt, Newport

CURTIS, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Southport, Lancaster, Draper. July 11. Parry v Curtis,
Chitty, J. Threlfall, Southport

EDWARDS, FRANCIS, Bognor, Sussex. July 10. Harvie v Stanley, Bacon, V.C. Evans,
Gracechurch st

EVANS, EDWIN PAUL, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop, Chemist. July 14. Evans v Evans,
Chitty, J. Trow, Cleobury Mortimer

POLLARD, DANIEL, Great Horton, Bradford, York. July 10. Wood v Bottomley, Hall,
V.C. Peel, Bradford

RAINFORD, WILLIAM, Preston, Auctioneer. July 10. Rainford v Rainford, Bacon,
V.C. Abbott, Preston

SHARP, ALEXANDER, Gore pl, Hackney. July 15. Dundas v Kerwin, Hall, V.C.
Copping, Godliman st, Doctors' commons

STONE, HENRY, Donnington-le-Heath, Ibstock, Leicester, Farmer. July 20. Thomas
v Stone, Kay, J. Deane, Loughborough

SWIRE, SAMUEL, Ashton-under-Lyne, Coal Merchant. July 11.
V.C. Gartside, Manchester

TEALE, WILLIAM HENRY, Stanstead Abbots, Hertford.
J. Jenkins, Doctors' commons

Mellor v Swire, Bacon,

July 15.

Teale v Teale, Kay,
[Gazette, June 16.j
v Worsley, Fry, J.
Brailsford v Brails-

BLACKFORD, ELLEN MARGARET, Oxford. July 20. Blachford
Millett, Old Palace yard, Westminster
BRAILSFORD, Rev HODGSON, D.D., Exbourne, Devon. July 14.
CALLAGHAN, DANIEL, Pusey Hall, Clarendon, Jamaica, Planter. Dec 1. Callaghan v
ford, Chitty, J. Broome, Staple inn, Holborn
Lambert, Hall, V.C. Pennington, New sq, Lincoln's inn

Fox, WILLIAM, Leverton, Lincoln, Blacksmith. July 20. Brown v Fox, Hall, V.C.
Waite, Boston

Burdekin and Co, Sheffield

GILLOTT, JOSEPH, Runskill, Nottingham, Yeoman. July 17. Gillott v Gillott, Kay, J.
JEFFERSON, WILLIAM, Pudsey, York, Gent. July 10. Jefferson v Jefferson, Bacon,
V.C. Porrett, Sheffield
Williams v Williams, Kay, J.

JONES, ROBERT, Gronant, Anglesey, Farmer. July 17.
Jones, Finsbury circus

MURRAY, THOMAS HUNTER, Chester-le-Street, Durham, Engineer. June 23. Woods v
Greenwell, Hall, V.C. Maddison, Durhain

WALLIS, JOHN, Bishopwearmouth, Durham, Master Mariner. July 15. Craggs v
Wardropper, Kay, J. Maun, Sunderland
WARNES, HEWLING LUSON, Palling, Norfolk, Miller. July 21. Lacons v Warnes, Kay,
J. Clowes, Great Yarmouth

WILSON, WILLIAM, Pe Caw Grange, Durham, Timber Merchant.
Wilson, Fry, J. Indermaur, Chancery lane

Bucklersbury

inn

July 22. Swinney v [Gazette, June 20.]

CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 35.
ANDERSON, MURRAY, Camden st, Camden Town, Gent, Aug 1. Billinghurst and Woɔd,
LAST DAY OF CLAIM.
AYRES, SARAH, New Barnet, Herts. Aug 1. Boyes, Barnet
BATSON, SARAH, Kennington pk rd, Surrey. July 10. Platt, Robert st, Adelphi
BIRCH, JAMES, Liverpool, Corn Merchant. July 8. Bellringer and Cunliffe, Liverpool
BULLIVANT, WILLIAM, Broadstairs, Kent, Gent. July 15. Dodd, Reading
CARVETH, WILLIAM, St Allen, Cornwall, Yeoman. July 15. Chilcott, Truro
DAY, WILLIAM, Bath, Gardener. July 25. Stone and Co, Bath
ELGEE, JEREMIAH SAVAGE, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Esq. Aug 7. Asprey, Furnival's
DUNCAN, MARGARET, Liverpool. June 26. Priest, Liverpool
ELIOTT, RUSSELL, Appleby Castle, Westmoreland, Retired Admiral in Her Majesty's
Navy. Aug 8. Bennett and Co, Lincoln's inn
GODFREE, JOHN BAYLISS, Great Rissington, Gloucester, Farmer. July 10. Brown,
Burford
HAMLEY, WALTER RALEIGH GILBERT, Paddington. Aug 1. Longcroft and Myers,
Clement's inn, Strand
HASLEWOOD, FRANCES CATHERINE, Brighton, Sussex. July 12.
Hare and Co, Surrey
st, Victoria Embarkment
HEATH, HENRY, Knowle, Warwick, Licensed Victualler. July 31. Woodward, Bir-
mingham
JOHNSON, CHARLES RICHARDSON, Southsea, Hants, Vice-Admiral in the Royal Navy.
Aug 1. Johnsons and Co, Austin Friars
JONES, CHARLES HYNDMAN, Demerara, British Guiana, Gent. Aug 31. Arnold and Co,
Carey st, Lincoln's inn
LANG, WILLIAM, Kirkdale, Upper Sydenham, Kent. July 31. Burroughs and Bisdee,
Forest Hill
LLOYD, JANE, Llantysilio, Denbigh. Aug 5. Richards, Llangollen
MCKERRELL, WILLIAM, Norfolk sq, Hyde Park. July 20. Baileys and Co, Berners st
MCKERROW, GEORGE PAGAN, Waterloo, Lancaster. July 8. Morecroft and Winstanley,
Liverpool

MAKINGS, SARAH, Billericay, Essex. July 17. Woodard and Hood, Ingram court, Fen-
church street

Skipton

Gray's inn sq

MALLINSON, JOHN RICHARD, Almondbury, York, Woollen Cloth Manufacturer. July
MATTOCK, JOHN, Embsay, near Skipton, York, Grocer. July 1. Heelis and Thompson,
10. Bottomley, Huddersfield
NEWTON, ELIZABETH, The Shades, Montague Close, London Bridge. July 20, Pope,
NUTTALL, EDWARD MORGAN, Liverpool, Gent. July 15. Harvey and Co, Liverpool
RUMBOLL, HENRY, Lawrence lane, Stuff Merchant. July 26. Chandler, Bishopsgate
SKINNER, ELIZA, Clarence pl, Clapton sq. July 18. Burkitt, London wall
STODDART, JOSEPH, Huddersfield, York, Jeweller.
Huddersfield

And I do further order that whenever any allotment letters, scrip allotments, or other securities be allotted or assigned in respect of any sums of stock, or of any share or shares or other security standing in court to the credit of any cause, matter, or account, such allotment letters, scrip allotments, or other securities, excepting such of them, if any, as may be affected by any order brought to the Chancery Pay Office previously to the delivery of such allotment letters, scrip allotments, or other security to the Chancery Broker for sale, be delivered by the Chancery Paymaster to the Chancery Broker to be sold. And that the moneys to arise by the said sale be paid (without deduction for brokerage) by the Chancery Broker to the Chancery Pay Office Account at the Bank of England, and be placed in the books of the Chancery Pay Office to the credit of the various accounts on which the said stocks, share or shares, or other security are standing, in respect of which such allotment letters, scrip allotments, or other security have been received; and that such moneys, if amounting to or exceeding £10, be placed on deposit WHITE, WILLIAM, Rawlins st, Liverpool, Tailor. Aug 1. Dauncey and Co, Wottonwithout any request for that purpose.

We concur in this order,

CHARLES C. COTES.

JOHN HOLMS.

SELBORNE, C.
We concur in this order,
G. JESSEL, M. R.
JAMES BACON, V.C.

st within

WEBB, MARY ANN, Upper Tooting, Surrey. July 1.
Fenchurch st

Aug 1. Craven and Sunderland,
Stoneham and Co, Philpot lane,

under-Edge
WHITE, WILLIAMS CAUSTON, Sandown, Isle of Wight, Gent. June 30. Carter and
Barber, Austin Friars
[Gazette, June 9.]
ASHTON, MARY, Axminster, Devon, Waitress. July 3. Forward, Axminster
CAMPBELL, ARTHUR EDWARD, The Albany, Piccadilly, Esq. Aug 9. Wade and Lyall,
St Helen's pl

COOPER, FRANCES CHARLOTTE, Louth, Lincoln. Sept 1. Allisons and Allison, Louth
DAVENPORT, ESTHER, Rodborough, Gloucester. June 30. Heelas and Davis, Stroud
DICKINSON, Rev HENRY, Golborne rd, Notting hill, Clerk in Holy Orders. July 10.
Sykes, Old Broad st

Exeter

FERRIS, RICHARD, Dawlish, Devon, Coal Merchant. Aug 1. Gidley, Bedford circus, According to the last bulletin, Vice-Chancellor Hall continues to improve. FLETCHER, JOHN SHEPHERD, Kersal, near Manchester, M.D. July 23. Atkinson and No further bulletin will be issued for a few days.

Co, Manchester

GEE, MARY ANN, Manchester. July 31. Bond, Manchester
GILLARD, JOHN, Rectory rd, Stoke Newington, Dealer in Horse Food. July 20. Neave,
Friday st

HANSON, SAMUEL, Grevill pl, Kilburn, Merchant. July 15. Drake and Co, Rood lane
HARMON, WILLIAM, Woolwich, Kent, Gent. July 21. Sutherland, Woolwich
HOWEY, JOHN, Southampton. July 15. Watts, Southampton

KINGSTON, WILLIAM JOHN WHITE, Gateshead, Provision Dealer. Aug 13. Dixon,
Gateshead

LEIGH, JOHN, New Windsor, Berks, Chemist. Aug 31. Long and Co, Windsor
LETT, EDWARD, Brixton rd, Esq. July 15. Cornford, Devereux bldgs, Devereux ct,

Temple

LUNN, THOMAS, Newcastle upon Tyne, Barman. July 1. Robson, Gateshead
MCADAM, GEORGINA KEITH, Weston Park, near Bath. Aug 1. Gibbs, Bath

MAY, JAMES, Lansdowne crescent, Notting hill, Esq. Sept 5. Broomhead and Co,

Sheffield

MAY, JOHN, Lucretia rd, Kennington rd, Lambeth, Mat Maker. June 30. Cooper and
Walker, Billiter st

NUNN, ROGER STURLEY, Colchester, Surgeon. July 22. Turner and Co, Colchester
PRENTICE, WILLIAM, Leicester, Gent. July 17. Burgess and Williams, Leicester
PRICHARD, MATTIE, Onslow pl, South Kensington. July 20. Fussell and Co, Bristol
SHAW, JABEZ, Golcar, York, Gent. Aug 10. Bottomley, Huddersfield
SPARHAM, JOHN JEFFES, Rock Ferry, Chester, Gent. July 4. Walker, Wolverhampton
SYKES, MARY, Hadfield, Derby. Aug 4. Farrar and Hall, Manchester
TAYLOR, WILLIAM FREEMAN, Coventry. July 10. Dewes and Co, Coventry
TORDIFFE, JOYCE, Bath, Somerset. July 1. Chanter and Co, Barnstaple
WADDINGTON, ELY WILKINSON, Blackpool, Lancaster, Gent. July 31.
Chambers, Brighouse

Chambers and

July 3. Clapin, Green Hill, [Gazette, June 13.]

WALLIS, FREDERICK POYNTZ STANLEY, Sussex rd, Gent.
Sherborne, Dorsetshire
ALLINGHAM, CHARLES JAMES, Esher st, Upper Kennington lane, Gent. Aug 1. Grant
Kennington cross, Lambeth

BRIDGEMAN, FREDERICK, Boscobel gdns, Regent's park, Gent. Aug 1. Tamplin and
Co, Fenchurch st

CARMAN, JOHN, Wrexham, Retired Tailor. July 29. James, Wrexham
COXON, EDWIN, Davies st, Berkeley sq, Gent. Aug 14. Mandale, Mitre ct, Fleet st
CUMMING, HUGH, Bootle, Lancaster, Gent. July 12. Thornsby and Dismore, Liverpool
GILPIN, Sir RICHARD THOMAS, Hickliffe, Beds, Bart. July 4. Hunters and Co, New
sq, Lincoln's inn
Pimlico. July 18. Tatnams and
July 27. Bennett and Co, New
Baker and Nairne
July 27. Bennett and Co, New sq,
HUNSLEY, JOHN, Sheffield, out of business. July 4. Rodgers and Co, Bank st, Sheffield
HUNTON, WILLIAM, Abbey rd, St John's Wood. July 14. Hatton and Westcott, Strand
INGHAM, JOHN, Wiswell, Lancaster, Corn Miller. July 21. Ingham, Barrow Bridge,
nr Whalley

GRANT, Lady ISABELLA ELIZABETH, St George's sq,
Pym, Frederick's pl, Old Jewry
HOLROYD, Hon. DOUGLAS EDWARD, Netsfield, Sussex.
sq, Lincoln's inn

HOPSON, MARY ANN, Fores Gate, Essex. July 17.
HOWARD, Hon. CHARLES, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
Lincoln's inn

I'ON, CAROLINE, Chester villas, Teddington. July 26. Thompson and Groom, Raymond bldgs, Gray's inn

LORAINE, EDWARD, Riding, Northumberland, Esq. Aug 1. Stanton and Atkinson, Newcastle on Tyne

MITCHELMORE, WILLIAM HENRY, Dartmouth, Butcher. July 14. Smith, Dartmouth
NESLEN, SELINA ANNE, Howland st. July 1. Harrison, Chancery lane

NOTTIDGE, ELIZABETH SARAH, Tonbridge, Kent. July 25. Howard and Co, Colchester
OBORN, MARY JANE, Swansea. July 1. Collins and Woods, Swansea
PERKES, WILLIAM, Uttoxeter, Stafford. Builder. July 19. Dunnett, Uttoxeter
POINTER, JANE, Brighton. Aug 21. Haselwood, Brighton

REEVE, THOMAS WIGGINS, Richmond rd, Barnsbury. June 30. Lane and Andrews,
Essex st, Strand

RILEY, JOSEPH, Ashton under Lyne, Yeoman. July 20. Brooks and Co, Ashton under Lyne

TENNANT, MARY EARNSHAW, Heath, nr Wakefield, York. Wakefield

July 24. Marsden and Co, Booty and Bayliffe, Raymond July 31. Maltby, Mansfield [Gazette, June 16. | ALDERSON, GEORGIANA, Cheltenham. Aug 1. Stenton and Co, Southwell BLATHERWICK, THOMAS, Redcar, York, Farmer. July 31. Trevor, Guisborough BLENKIN, CHRISTIANA, Kingston upon Hull. Aug 1. Leak and Co, Hull CHATTO, WILLIAM JOHN POTTS, St Mary Church, near Torquay, Esq. Aug 10. Hyde and Co, Ely pl, Holborn

TREVANION, ADA, Brixton hill terr, Brixton. July 25. bldgs, Gray's inn

WINFIELD, JOHN, Mansfield, Notts, Licensed Victualler.

CLARK, HENRY EDWARD, Beaumont Arms, Shepherd's Bush. July 22. Button and Co, Henrietta st, Covent garden

CLEWETT, FELIX JOHN, Duncannon st, Strand, Licensed Victualler. Aug 10. McMillin,
Bloomsbury sq

CRIPPS, WILLIAM CHARLES, Tunbridge Wells, Gent. Aug 16. Cripps, Tunbridge Wells
CROKAM, FRANCIS, Starcross, Devon, Contractor. July 31. Battishill and Houlditch,
Exeter
DAWSON, ANDREW, Kendal, Westmorland, Cattle Dealer. Aug 5.
Wilson, Kendal

Thomson and

EDGEWORTH, MICHAEL PAKENHAM, Lexham gardens, South Kensington, Esq. July 31.
Young and Co, St Mildred's ct, Poultry

EGDELL, ANN, Alnwick, Northumberland. July 18. Middlemas, Alnwick
ELPHICK, GEORGE, Cliffe, nr Lewes, Sussex, Gent. July 24. Hillman, Lewes
GRAHAM, JANE, Liverpool. July 21. Bremner and Co, Liverpool

GRIST, ELIZABETH, Wandsworth rd, Surrey. July 20. Jerwood, Furnival's ian GRIST, JAMES, Ealing, Gent. July 20. Jerwood, Furnival's inn

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OLIVO, MARCO, Manchester, Merchant. Aug 13. Cunliffe and Co, Manchester PACKMAN, WILLIAM EDWARD, Campsbourne villas, Hornsey, Salesman. July 11. Brown, Basinghall st

PARSONS, ELIZABETH, Midsomer Norton, Somerset. July 31. Clark and Collins, Trowbridge

PARSONS, WILLIAM LANSDOWN, Midsomer Norton, Somerset, Gent. July 31. Clark and Collins, Trowbridge

POWER, Rev. HENRY BOLTON, Bramley, nr Guildford. July 10. Hunters and Co,
New sq, Lincoln's inn

PROCTER, JANE, Darlington, Durham. July 10. Steavenson, Darlington
SLATTERY, MICHAEL, Elton, Lancaster. July 17. Grundy, Bury

SMITH, FARNHAM, Midsomer Norton, Somerset, Gent. July 31. Clark and Collins,
Trowbridge

SPARROW, GEORGE, Wolverhampton, Ironmaster's Clerk. Aug 1. Flewker and Page, Wolverhampton

SPEAKMAN, HENRY, Tyldesley, Lancaster, Retired Farmer. Sept 19. Whitaker,

Lancaster pl, Strand

TILNEY, EDWARD, Brown's lane, Spitalfields, Licensed Victualler. July 30. Randall, Copthall bldgs

WALKER, JAMES SCOTT, Oxford sq, Hyde pk, Esq. July 13. Miller and Co, Salter's
Hall ct
WHITFORD, GEORGE, Bristol, Gent. July 31. Cooke, Bristol [Gazette, June 20.]
Tibbitts and Son, Field ct, Gray's inn
Aug 4. Smith and Moggridge, Furnival's

ADKINS, JAMES, West Brighton, Gent. Aug 1.
ASH, GEORGE SLADE, St John's Wood, Gent.
inn
ASHLEY, JOHN, Wellington, Salop, Grocer. July 17. Bidlake, Wellington
BAINES, EDWARD, Yalding, Kent, Clerk. Aug 1. Ovans and Co, Potter's Fields, Tooley

st

BARRY, Lady SARAH, Cleveland sq, Hyde park. July 20. Cooper and Walker, Billiter st
BENNETT, JAMES MACE, Barry rd, Peckham rye, Wine Merchant's Clerk. Aug 1
Blachford and Co, College hill, Cannon st

BROOKES, SARAH, Melbourne, Derby, Licensed Victualler. July 31. Sale and Mills,
Derby
BUTTERWORTH, ROBERT LEACH, Russell rd, Kensington, Warehouseman. July 31.
Heather, Paternoster row

COLLINS, WILLIAM DAVIS, Leytonstone, Gent. Aug 1. Plunkett and Leader, St Paul's
churchyard
Ratcliff and Son, New Broad st
Sept 29. Burne and Rooke, Bath

EASUM, SARAH, Bow rd. Aug 3.
FUSSELL, MARIA MARY, Brighton.
HANMER, Right Hon. Sir JOHN, Bettisfield park, Flint. July 31. Frere and Co, Lin-
GUEST, JAMES, Leeds, Plumber. July 28. Horsfall and Latimer, Leeds.

coln's inn fields

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HOADLEY, THOMAS, Halifax, Damask Manufacturer. July 15. Jones, Halifax HOLROYD, Hon. DOUGLAS EDWARD, Uckfield, Sussex. July 27. Bennett and Co, New sq, Lincoln's inn

HUMPHREY, ELIZA SARAH, High st, Wandsworth. July 29. Francis, Southampton bldgs, Chancery lane

IREDALE, GEORGE, Headingley, York, Chemist. June 30. Iredale, York st, Leeds
KAY, SAMUEL, Bury, Lancaster, Hatter. July 5, Woodcock, Bury
KENT, REV. FREDERIC WILLIAM, East Barsham, Norfolk. July 22. Lawson, Essex st,
Strand

LITCHFIELD, ELIJAH, Masbro rd, Brook green, Gent. Aug 3. Lucas and Son, Fen-
church st
LLEWELLYN, EDWARD, St Hilary, Glamorgan. July 25. Rees, Cowbridge
MARTIN, PETER, Charlton Musgrove, Somerset, out of business. Aug 1. Cooper,
Wincanton
MITCHELMORE, WILLIAM HENRY, Dartmouth, Butcher. July 14. Smith, Dartmouth
MOCATTA, DAVID, Prince's gate, Esq. Aug 1. Lousada and Emanuel, Austinfriars
OLLIVIER, EMILY JANE, Old Bond st, Music Publisher. July 17. Lambe, Hereford
PENSAM, PHILIP, Emperor's gate, South Kensington, Gent. July 17. Smiles and Co,
Bedford row
POOLE, DAVID CHARLES, Dover, Barrister-at-Law. July 31. White and Sons, Bedford

row

ROBERTS, FREDERICK BOYD, Manchester st, Manchester sq, Major, Royal Artillery. Sept 1. Mackerson and Co, Lincoln's inn fields

ROBERTS, WILLIAM, Shipston on Stour, Worcester, Gent. July 22. Hancock and Hiron, Shipston on Stour

RUDING, JOHN CLEMENT, Sisters' avenue, Wandsworth rd, Gent. hall ct, Cannon st

Sept 1. Cox, Salters'

SALMON, THOMAS DEERE, Lincoln's inn, Esq. Aug 1. Smith and Wilmer, Lincoln's inn fields

STORM, OLIVER, Robin Hood's Bay, York, Fisherman. Aug 1. Frankland and Co,
Whitby

STORM, REUBEN, Robin Hood's Bay, York, Fisherman. Aug 1. Frankland and Co,
Whitby
THACKER, WILLIAM, Brownhills, Stafford, Publican. July 31. Barnes and Russell,
Lichfield
WHITWORTH, ROBERT, Rochdale, Relieving Officer. Aug 1. Standring and Taylor.
Rochdale
[Gazette, June 23.)

ABLITT, MATILDA, Colchester, Essex. Aug. 16. Howard & Co., Colchester
ARGYLE, MATTHEW, Southwark Bridge-road, Coach and Harness Currier. Aug. 1.
Lea, Old Jewry-chambers

ARMITAGE, WILLIAM, Huddersfield, York, Cloth Finisher. Aug 5. Johnson and
Crook, Huddersfield

ATKINSON, MARY ELIZABETH, Bedford-gardens, Kensington. June 21. Pickett & Mytton, King's-bench-walk, Temple

BALL, WILLIAM WELLINGTON, Bristol, Hop Merchant. July 31. Chilton & Green-
Armytage, Bristol

BORES, WILLIAM, Kingston-upon-Hull, Gentleman. Aug 19. Middlemiss & Pearce,
Hull
BOSWORTH, EDWIN, Birmingham, Tarpaulin Maker. Aug. 7. Fallows, Birmingham
BRICK, DANIEL, Chislett, Kent, Farmer. Aug. 31. Sankeys and Co., Canterbury
CARRUTHERS, FRANCIS JOHN, Minto-villa, Staines, Lieutenant-Colonel. Aug. 1. Turner
and Low, King-st, Cheapside.

CHAPMAN, ANN, Compton sq, Islington. Aug. 1. Combs and Co, Bucklersbury
CHETHAM, JOHN CLARK, Lancaster, Common Brewer. Aug 31. Smith, Stockport
CLEMENT, JOHN VILLIERS, Brighton, Sussex, Esq. Aug 1. Mount, Gracechurch st
CURTIS, CATHERINE, Ampthill, Bedford. July 31. Tanqueray, Woburn
DANIEL, SAMUEL, Nether Knutsford, Chester, Innkeeper. Aug 10. Davis, Glossop
ELLA, MARY, Birmingham. August 1. Wright and Marshall, Birmingham
FEARON, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, Sible Hedingham, Essex, Merchant. July 25. Harwood
and Stephenson, Lombard st

FITZ-GEORGE, EMMA, Regent sq. Gray's-inn-rd. August 7. Pope, Gray's-inn-sq
FRY, WILLIAM, Stoke Trister, Somerset, Manure Manufacturer. July 22. Messiters
and Bennet, Wincanton

GURNEY, SAMUEL, Hanover ter, Regent's pk, Esq. July 31. Young and Co, St. Mildred's ct, Poultry.

GWILLIAM, JAMES, Birmingham, Pump-maker. August 15. Wright and Marshall, Birmingham.

GWILLIAM, WILLIAM, Birmingham, Pump-maker. August 15. Wright and Marshall,
Birmingham.

HALE, ALFRED THOMAS, Handsworth, Stafford, Licensed Victualler. Aug 1. Price and
Co, Birmingham
HARROW, HENRY, Lymington, Hants, Commander R. N. Aug 22. Ryde, Fontenoy rd,

Balham

HOLMES, DANIEL, Leeds, Paper Stainer. July 31. Harland, Leeds HORSFALL, ELLEN, Barnsley, York. Aug 1. Maddison, Barnsley

Furness

hill

HUNT, JOHN, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancaster, Farmer. July 24. Pearson, Barrow-in-
INGLIS, JANE, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France. Aug 31, Paterson, Fallows rd, Haverstock
KELLY, SAMUEL WILLIAM, Llandaff, Glamorgan, Esq. Aug 10. Davies, Pontypridd
LEEDHAM, MARY, Bristol. Aug 10. Perham, Bristol
NORTON, SAMUEL, High-street, Wapping, Licensed Victualler. Aug 1. Lea, Old
Jewry-chambers

PHIPPS, SAMUEL, Cainscross, Gloucester, Gentleman. Sept 1. Witchell, Stroud
RYLAND, CHARLES, Birmingham, Metal Broker. Aug 7. Fallows, Birmingham
TROTTER, MARGARET, Pecq, near Versailles, France. July 13. Williams & Co., Lin.

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Mr. Cobby
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Mr. Justice
CHITTY.

Mr. Latham

Merivale
Latham

CLARK.-June 28, at his residence, 10, Albert-road, Regent's-park, Charles Clark,
Q.C.

MOURILYAN.-June 24, at 188, Boulevard Hausmann, Paris, Edmund John
Thomas Judge Mourilyan, solicitor, aged 40.

SEMPER.-June 18, at Gibraltar, the Hon. Hugh Reilly Semper, Chief Justice of
that colony.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.

Merivale

Latham
Merivale

The commissions for helding these assizes will be opened at Appleby, on Monday, July 3; at Carlisle, on Wednesday, July 5; at Lancaster, on Saturday, July 8; at Manchester, on Wednesday, July 12; and at Liverpool, on Wednesday, July 26. In pursuance of the Rules of the Supreme Court, December, 1879, causes may at any time before the day next before the commission day, after notice of trial has been given, be entered for trial in the district registry of the city or town where the trial is to be had, or with the associate at the assize town as heretofore. The general entry of causes at each assize town will commence immediately after the opening of the respective commissions, and will close at nine o'clock the same evening. On entering a cause two copies of the pleadings must be lodged, one for the use of the judge and the other for the associate. Solicitors are requested to indorse very shortly on the pleadings the nature of the action-"Slander," "Breach of Contract," &c.-and to omit the usual indorsement of notice of trial. The court will sit for the despatch of business on the day after the commission day of each place (omitting Sunday), at eleven o'clock. The trial of special jury causes will commence at Manchester, on Monday, July 17, at the sitting of the court; and at Liverpool, on Monday, the 31st of July, at the same hour, unless the court shall otherwise order. A list of causes for trial each day (except the first) at Manchester and Liverpool will be exhibited in the corridor of the court and in the library. The associate's fees must be paid in Judicature stamps. Where a cause in the list has been settled, immediate notice thereof must be given to the deputy-associate by the party who entered it.

LONDON GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

FRIDAY, June 23, 1882.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar.

To Surrender in London.

Butler, George Ernest, Pall Mall. Pet June 20. Murray. July 7 at 11
Hanrott, Philip Augustus, Theobald's rd, Solicitor. Pet June 14. Brougham. July 4
at 12
Mann, William, Exmouth st, Clerkenwell, Fancy Draper. Pet June 21. Brougham.
July 5 at 11
To Surrender in the Country.

Barnard, Edward, Epsom. Pet June 20. Rowland. Croydon, July 7 at 2
Dunlop, Robert, St Helen's, Lancaster, Scotch Draper. Pet June 19. Cooper. Liver-
pool, July 5 at 12
Downs, Endon, George Fenton, Samuel Willett Fenton, Joseph Brough, Longton,

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

Lamb, Louisa Mary, Euston st, Euston sq. Pet June 22. Hazlitt. July 12 at 12
Oppert, Emil, Palmerston bldgs, Old Broad st, Agent. Pet May 11. Hazlitt. July 12 at 1
Oxley, Frederick, and Francis Rashleigh Burnside, Gt Winchester st, Merchants. Pet
June 22. Hazlitt. July 12 at 12
High st, Borough, Hop Merchant. Pet June 22. Hazlitt. July
12 at 12.30
Serff, Charles, Arnold terr, Fulham New Town, Baker. Pet June 24. Brougham.
July 12 at 12

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On Tuesday evening Lord Justice Lindley, in replying to the toast of the health of the judges at the Mansion House banquet, said that they were just Owen, Thomas, jun, Ashford, Kent, Cattle Dealer. Pet June 23. Furley. Canterbury, now in a state of transition. The old judges said that the good old times had gone. There was, however, still to be found in the City occasionally some rare specimen of a creature with which all were once familiar-he meant the learned serjeant. Of that race, it so happened, he was the last created

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Moorgate st, Secretary to a Public Company. June 20
TUESDAY, June 27, 1882.
Rappard, William, Great Tower st, Export Merchant. June 22

July 1.-Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGEWATER, at Wey- Weinthal, Asher, Cannon st, Warehouseman. June 16
bridge, at 11 for 12 p.m., Furniture, Works of Art, &c. (see advertisement,
June 10, p. 9).

July 3.-Mr. CHEFFINS, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Estate (see advertise-
ment, June 24, p. 4).

July 4.-Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGEWATER, at the Mart,
at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisements, June 10,
pp. 9 and 10).

July 4.-Messrs. FAREBROTHER, ELLIS, CLARK, & Co., at Hendon, Freehold
Building Land (see advertisement, May 27, p. 4, and June 10, p. 13).'
July 5.-Messrs. FAREBROTHER, ELLIS, CLARK, & Co., at the Mart, Freehold
Properties (see advertisement, June 10, p. 13).

July 5.-Messrs. EDWIN Fox & BOUSFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m, Freehold
Properties (see advertisement, this week, p. 4).

July 5.-Mr. ARTHUR JACKSON, at Enfield Highway, at 7 p.m., Freehold and
Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, this week. p. 3).

July 6.-Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGEWATER, at 2 p.m,
Freehold Properties (see advertisement, June 10, p. 10).
July 6.-Mesers. GLASIER & SONS, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Property (see
advertisements, June 10, p. 15).

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Alexander, Isaac Henry, Commercial rd East, Hosier. July 3 at 2 at Guildhall Coffee
House. Smith, Leadenhall st

Allport, Daniel, South Stockton, York, Contractor. July 1 at 3 at offices of Vachell,
Albert rd, Middlesborough

Andrew, Walter, Wakefield, York, Picture Frame Maker. July 5 at 3 at offices of
Horner and Edmondson, Wood st, Wakefield

Barker, Joseph, Bolton, Lancaster, Coal Dealer. July 7 at 11 at offices of Cooper, Mawds-
ley st, Bolton

Barton, George, and Charles Wolferry Whaites, Coleman st, Woollen Warehousemen.
July 6 at 2 at offices of Cann, Fenchurch st

Bennett, George Thomas, Nottingham, Bookseller. July 5 at 12 at at Ram Hotel, Long
row, the Market, Nottingham. Bennet, Bristol

Binns, John Philip, Churchfield rd, Acton, Butcher. July 11 at 3 at offices of Proctor and Andrews, Princes st, Spitalfields

Bladon, Alfred, Sparkhill, near Birmingham, out of business.

Bradley, Colmore row, Birmingham

July 6 at 3 at offices of

Blakeborough, Joseph, Scarborough, York, Ironmonger. July 4 at 3 at North Eastern
Hotel, York. Watts and Kitching, Scarborough

Bowler, William, Warwick, Licensed Victualler. July 10 at 2 at 17, Little Park st,
Coventry. Homer, Coventry

Bune, William, Stockcross, near Newbury, Berks, Baker. July 5 at 11 at Queen's Hotel,
Newbury, Lucas, Newbury

Burnett, Isaac, jun, Workington, Cumberland, Postmaster. July 4 at 12 at offices of
Thompson, Workington. Hayton and Simpson, Cockermouth

Butler, Frederick, Norwich, Upholsterer. July 11 at 11 at offices of Winter and Francis,
St Giles st, Norwich

Calvert, Samuel, Halifax, York, Plumber. July 5 at 3 at 5, Southgate, Halifax
Chinnyah, David Lazarus, Anerley, Surrey, Grocer. July 17 at 12 at offices of Moss,
Gracechurch st

Cleasby, Thomas Michael, Wilton, York, Farmer. July 5 at 2.30 at offices of Garbut
and Fawcett, Finkle st, Stockton-on-Tees

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