CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY. ASHFORD, EMMA AMELIA, Tunbridge Wells. July 18. Garton v Sutton, Chitty, J. BUTLER, MARY ANN, Henry st, Stepney. July 21. SALES OF ENSUING WEEK. July 10.-Mr. ROBINS, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, July 1, p. 3). July 11.-Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGEWATER, at the Mart, at 12, Freehold Ground Rents (see advertisement, June 10, p. 10). COPLEY, TIMOTHY, Stubton, Lincoln, Farmer. July 21. Copley v Copley, Chitty, J. July 11.-Mesere. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGEWATER, at the Tallents, Newark FLETCHER, JOHN BEDFORD, Billiter avenue, Chronometer Maker. July 10. Fletcher v Thomas v Percival, RADFORD, HENRY, Derby, Butcher. July 25. Barton v Webster, Kay, J. Close, Sampson v Sampson, Kay, J. Swift, STEPHENS, JOSEPH, Lewisham, Licensed Victualler. July 19. Winbush v Stephens, Bacon, V.C. Ruddle, High Holborn [Gazette, June 23.] BATES, THOMAS, Crisp st, Poplar, Chemist. Aug 1. Blaxall v Hawkins, Kay, J. Nazer, Chancery lane BOUGHTON, GEORGE ROBERTS, Thames Ditton, Surrey, Brewer. July 17. Hixon v Callingham, Fry, J. Sherrard, Lincoln's inn fields LAMBERT, CHARLES TICHBORNE NAUCAZE, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France. Lambert v Lambert, Bacon, V.C. Rowcliffe, Bedford row July 19. MARTIN, THIRZA, Swansea, China Dealer. July 18. Hawley v Chapman, Fry, J. Crewdson, Bristol VICKERS, JOSEPH, New Sheldon, Durham, Miller. July 26. Rudd v Vickers, Chitty, J. Proud, Bishop Auckland [Gazette, June 27.] Mart, at 12, Freehold Properties (see advertisement, July 1, p. 4). July 12.-Messrs. BEAL & SON, at the Mart, at 1 p.m., Freehold Property (see July 12-Messrs. EDWIN FOX & BOUSFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Building July 12.-Messrs. INMAN, SHARP, & HARRINGTON, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., July 12.-Messrs. DANIEL SMITH, SON, & OAKLEY, at the Mart, at 1 for 2 p.m., RECENT SALES. At the Stock and Share Auction Company's sale, held on the 30th ult., at their sale-room, Crown court-buildings, Old Broad-street, the following were amongst the prices obtained :-Thames and Isis Steamboat shares, 21s. ; Nundydroog Gold Mining £1 sbares, 5s.; La Plata Mining and Smelting 10dol. shares, £1 18s. 9d.; Nice Reefs Gold Mining £1 shares, North London and Suburban Tramways £5 shares, £4 158.; Ooregum Gold Mining of India £1 shares, 6s.; Hoover Hill Gold Mining £1 shares, 5s. ; Great Britain Smoke Consuming and Fuel Saving £1 shares, 10.; and other miscellaneous securities fetched fair prices. At the sale held on the 4th inst., the following were amongst the prices obtained :-Indian, Kingston, and Sandhurst Gold £1 shares, 6s. 6d. ; South London Trams £10 shares, £9 2s. 6d.; Credit Company £1 10s. fully paid shares, 1s.; Ooregum Gold Mining £1 shares, 68. 6d.; Nine Reefs Gold Mining £1 shares, 58.; Nundy droog Gold Mining £1 shares, 5s.; Hoover Hill Gold Mining £1 shares, 4s. 6d. ; Cleveland Extension Mineral Rails 5 per cent. stock, 2 discount; South Essex Waterworks £10 shares, £7 5s.; Great Britain Smoke Consuming and Fuel Saving £1 shares, 10s. 6d. ; and other miscellaneous securities fetched fair prices. A meeting of the Rule Committee of Judges took place on Wednesday at the Lord Chancellor's room in the House of Lords, there being present the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the Master of the Rolls, the President of the Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division, Lord Justice Lindley, Mr. Baron Pollock, and Mr. Justice Fry. On Monday, in the House of Commons, Mr. Firth asked the First Commissioner of Works when the new Law Courts would be ready for occupation; why the unsightly scaffolding which now remained in front of finished parts of the building was not removed; and why the clock-case had remained empty for four yeare. Mr. Shaw-Lefevre said: The contractors will, I believe, be in a position to hand over the buildings to the Government in about a month; and the courts will in every respect be fit for the occupation of the judges at the commencement of the Michaelmas Term. Till the buildings are given up by the contractors I have no power to remove the scaffolding. The clock, I hope, will be completed by the time it is wanted-namely, when the courts are occupied. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HAMLIN.-June 22, at Lynton Villa, Brandenburgh-road, Gunnersbury, W., the FISCHER-DRURY.-June 28, at St. John's Church, Southwick-crescent, Robert at 2.30 LONDON GAZETTES. Bankrupts. FRIDAY, June 30, 1882. Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869. Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar. To Surrender in London. Chittick, Samuel, Old Kent rd, Auctioneer. Pet June 27. Murray. July 14 at 11 13 at 11 Lindgren, Adolphus, Finsbury pk bldgs, Provision Merchant. Pet July 1. Hazlitt. July 19 at 1 Pendle, George, and Charles Waite, jun, Golden sq, Woollen Merchants. Mot June 30. Hazlitt. July 19 at 11.30 Pride, Charles G W , Clifton, Bristol. Pet June 27. Hazlitt. July 19 at 12 Henry, Edward, Manchester, Musical Instrument Seller. July 18 at 2 at office of Pritchard and Co, Painters' hall, Little Trinity lane. Boote and Edgar, Manchester Henry, Ebenezer Walker, Belsize crescent, Hampstead, Insurance Broker. July 17 at 3 at offices of Durant, Guildhall chmbrs, Basinghall st Hiscox, Alfred John, Wisbech St Peter, Cambridge, Timber Merchant. July 12 at 2 at Public Hall, Wisbech. Fraser and Co, Wisbech Hunt, Robert, Ripley, Derby, Miner. July 14 at 3 at Heath, Amen alley, Derby Jenkins, Evan Roger, Conwil Gaio, Carmarthen, Farmer. July 13 at 1 at office of Edwards, Lampeter Jordan, Josephus Herbert, St Helens, Lancaster. July 12 at 2 at office of Quilliam, Whitechapel, Liverpool. Riley, St Helens Lazenby, John, Manchester, Tailor. July 19 at 3 at offices of Southam and Harwood, Cross st, Manchester Leslie, Alfred, Conduit st, Bond st, Solicitor. July 10 at 2 at 269, High Holborn Lewis, Albert, Stratford, Essex, Solicitor. July 8 at 3.30 at Beaumont Arms, Beaumont rd, Leyton Watts, Charles, Fulham pl, Paddington, Varnish Merchant. Pet June 30. Pepys. July Litchfield, Benjamin, Bedford, Builder. July 20 at 11 at offices Jessopp, St Paul's 84, 19 at 12.30 Beacham, John, Rotherhithe, Surrey, Saw Mill Proprietor. July 8 at 2 at Masons' hall, Benn, Henry, Queen st, Cheapside, Trimming Agent. July 13 at 12 at office of Plunkett and Leader, St Paul's Churchyard Best, John, Great Winchester st, Public Accountant. July 18 at 3 at offices of Elborough and Dean, Queen Victoria st Boss, William, Newhall, Derby, Licensed Victualler. July 19 at 3 at High st, Burton on Trent. Bright Bradley, Harry Thomas Troville, Daleview rd, Stamford hill, out of employment. July 10 at 3 at office of Charlton & Co, Queen Victoria st. Bassett, Fenwick rd, East Dul. wich Brining, William, Chester, Hosier. July 17 at 3 at Queen's Hotel, Chester. office of Moss and Buchman, Samuel, Goswell rd, Dealer in Watchmakers' Tools. July 14 at 3 at office of Pannell and Co, Basinghall st, Cattlin, Wormwood st, Old Broad st Burrell, Christopher, Brentwood, Essex, Furniture Dealer. July 12 at 12 at Ladbury and Co, Cheapside. Wood, Paternoster row Calvert, Joseph, Stockton on Tees, Durham, Oil Merchant. July 12 at 3 at Bainbridge and Barnley, Albert rd, Middlesborough Collins, Parker, Hanway st, Tottenham ct;rd, Stationer. July 17 at 3 at office of Hobbs, Gt Titchfield st, Marylebone office of Cooper, Frederick James, Winstanley rd, Clapham Junction,' Grocer. July 14 at 3 at office of Crowth er, Chancery laue Cooper, Richard, Hanley, Butcher. July 13 at 11 at 33, Albion st, Hanley. Ashmall, Dobson, George Richardson, Tow Law, Durham, Foreman Shoemaker. July 13 at 11 New Inn Hall st, Oxford Everill, Charles, Birmingham, Tobacconist. July 12 at 3 at office of Fallows, Cherry st, Exeter Foster, Richard, Finsbury pavement, out of business. July 15 at 10 at 49, Bromley st, Friedeberg, Morris Abraham, Beech st, Barbican, Furrier. July 10 at 3 at office of Gadd, Alfred, Nottingham, Photographer. July 17 at 3.30 at offices of Maples and sq, Salford Goddard, George, Bath, Baker. July 12 at 3 at office of Titley, Orange gr, Bath Goodman, William Cammever, Aberdeen pl, Maida hill, Cattle Dealer. July 18 at 3 at office of Wilde and Venables, Moorgate st. Pain, Marylebone rd Gothard, Richard, East st, Walworth rd, Broom Manufacturer. July 10 at 3 at 145, Cheapside. Butterfield, Ironmonger lane Greig, Arthur, Southsea, Coal Factor. July 12 at 1 at office of Edmonds and Co, Cheapside. Crowder and Harris, Lincoln's inn fields Hammon, John Green, Saltwood, Kent, Farmer. July 18 at 2 at offices of Hallett and Co, Bank st, Ashford Hampton, Henry, and Joseph Helliwell Hampton, Whitehaven, Cumberland, Grocers. July 18 at 2 at office of Brown, Scotch st, Whitehaven Hasseldine, Joseph, King's Lynn, Norfolk, Boot and Shoe Dealer. July 10 at 12.30 at Great Northern Hotel, Peterborough. Rawlins, Market Harborough Haswell, James, Carlisle, Tailor. July 13 at 3 at office of Wright and Brown, Bank st, Carlisle Bedford Liversidge, William Law, West Melton, near Rotherham, York, Colliery Proprietor. July 12 at 3 at offices of Badgers and Co, Moorgate st, Rotherham Lockey, Edward, West Auckland, Durham, Innkeeper. July 13 at 3 at offices of Maw, jun, Market pl, Bishop Auckland Lodge, William, Everton, near Liverpool, Cattle Dealer. July 13 at 12 at Golden Lion Loxley, William, Harborne, Stafford, Stone Mason. July 10 at 11 at offices of Mallard, Newall, Birmingham Luke, Elon Abdon, Plymouth, Devon, Clothier. July 15 at 11 at Inns of Court Hotel, Holborn. Rooker and Co, Plymouth McNiven, John Campbell, Manchester, Merchant. and Marriott, Norfolk st, Manchester July 18 at 3 at offices of Woodall MacPherson, Joseph, Nottingham, Stonemason. July 17 at 11 at offices of Stevenson, Weekday cross, Nottingham Martyn, Edwin, Goldsmith st, Merchant. July 12 at 2 at the Vestry House, ChristRobinson church passage, Newgate st. Mee, John, Tyldesley-cum-Shakerley, Lancaster, Licensed Victualler. July 19 at 2.30 at the Star and Garter Hotel, Tyldesley-cum-Shakerley. Dowling and Urry, Bolton Merchant, George, New Clee, Lincoln, Smack Captain. July 10 at 11 at offices of Grange and Wintringham, St Mary's chmbrs, West St Mary's gate, Great Grimsby Mundy, James, West Brighton, Sussex, China Warehouseman. July 17 at 2 at offices of Blachford and Co, College hill, Cannon st Nathan, Isaac, Bethnal Green rd, Clothier. July 10 at 12 at offices of Barnett, Palmer. ston bldgs, Old Broad st Newman, Matthew Henry, and Samuel Tilney, Sprowston, Norfolk, Brickmakers. July 13 at 12 at offices of Kent, St Andrew's Hall plain, Norwich Norton, Joseph Herbert, Yeovil, Somerset, Bookseller. July 12 at 3.30 at Inns of Court Hotel, Holborn. Watts, Yeovil Ogden, Thomas, Manchester, Hat Manufacturer. July 17 at 3 at offices of Leyland, Oxford, George, Fulham rd, Brompton, Furnishing Undertaker. July 13 at 3 at offices Peters, James, Coleorton, Leicester, Innkeeper. July 15 at 11 at offices of Briggs, Pond, James, Norwich, Boot and Shoe Maker. July 11 at 12 at Bank chambers, Norwich. Miller and Co Pool, John Lumsdon, Newcastle upon Tyne, Wholesale Provision Merchant. July 14 at 2 at offices of Joel, Newgate st, Newcastle upon Tyne Porter, James, Halstead, Essex, Tailor. July 14 at 12 at offices of Ginn, St Andrew's st, Cambridge Rathbone, Charles, Farnworth within Widnes, Lancaster, Market Gardener. July 13 at 1 at cffices of Beasley, Victoria rd, Widnes Reuter, Karl, Stewart's rd, Battersea, Master Baker. July 13 at 2 at offices of Armstrong, Chancery lane Reeve, Martin Goodale, Dewsbury, York, Watch Maker. July 12 at 3 at offices of Oates, Church st, Dewsbury. Stapleton Robinson, James, Sedgefield, Durham, Painter. July 10 at 11 at offices of Hunton and Robinson, Samuel, Mile End rd, Carver. July 24 at 11 at offices of Stewart, Fore st Skipper, George Henry, Eleanor Villas, Winkfield rd, Wood Green, Builder. July 11 at Taylor, Emmanuel, Huddersfield, York, Stationer. July 11 at 3 at offices of Weish, Taylor, William Joseph Thompson, Sheffield, York, Plumber. July 11 at 12 at office of Trepess, Walter, Birmingham, Builder. July 14 at 2.30 at office of Luke and Sharp, Turner, Elizabeth, Tamworth, Stafford, Draper. July 14 at 3 at office of Nevill and Hereford Wall, Tom, Stokenchurch, Oxford, Timber Dealer. July 14 at 2 at High st, High Wheeler, Joseph, Seymour st, Euston rd, Boot and Shoe Maker. July 10 at 3 at Weymouth st, Portland pl. Lewis Wilcocks, Peter, Liverpool, Cigar Merchant. July 13 at 3 at office of Jones and Kitchingman, Harrington st, Liverpool Wild, Joseph, Leeds, out of business. July 14 at 10.30 at office of Cross, Parkinson's chbrs, Market st, Bradford street Williams, Walter, Worcester, Baker. July 12 at 11 at office of Tree and Son, High Young, William Herbert, Wenhaston, Suffolk, Brick Manufacturer. July 13 at 2 at Angel Hotel Halesworth. Allen, Halesworth TUESDAY, July 4, 1882. Abrahams, Richard Grant, Elgin ter, Kilburn, Ham and Beef Dealer. office of Barker and Co, Finsbury circus July 17 at 3 at Allan, John, Sunderland, Durham, Joiner. July 15 at 11 at office of Lawson, Villiers st, Sunderland Andrews, Eli, Portslade, Sussex, Boot and Shoe Dealer. July 20 at 2 at office of Edmonds ani Co, 98, Cheapside, Lamb and Evett, Brighton Barnes, Charles Robert, Lant st, Borough. July 17 at 3 at office of Stedman and Co, Southampton st, Strand Barnes, Sarah, Accrington, Lancaster, Innkeeper. July 17 at 3 at Queen's Hotel, Pitt st, Accrington. Whalley, Accrington Bennet, Edwin, Worthing, Sussex, Plumber. July 18 at 3 at office of Verrall, Chapel rd, Worthing Betteridge, Frederick, Wincott st, Kennington. July 24 at 12 at office of Duke, New Bridge st, Ludgate circus Bird, Thomas, Willenhall, Stafford, Lock Manufacturer. July 18 at 11 at office of Clark, New rd, Willenhall Boniface, Loyal Brown, Findon, Sussex, Butcher. July 21 at 3 at Swan Hotel, Pulborough. Mant, Storrington Booth, Joseph, Ashton under Lyne, Lancaster, Licensed Victualler. July 19 at 3 at Burford, Ellen Adelaide, Leicester, Painter, July 21 at 3 at office of Wright, Belvoir st. Burton, Joseph Mumford, Newgate st, Commission Agent. July 18 at 12 at office of Fraser, Moorgate st Butler, William, High st, Fulham, Baker. July 18 at 3 at office of Robinson and Hilder, Butterworth, Joseph, Leeds, Tanner. July Carter, Joseph, Thelbridge, Devon, Farmer. 14 at 2 at office of Pullan, Albion st, July 15 at 2 at Ship Inn, Crediton. Fryer, Colley, Phillip, Leeds, Tanner. July 14 at 11 at office of Simpson and Burrell, Albion st, Leeds Cove, Alfred, Watford, Hertfordshire, Grocer. July 20 at 4 at office of Hanson, King st, Cheapside. Biggenden, King st, Cheapside Cox, Charles, Cambridge, Commission Agent. July 17 at 11 at office of Wayman, Silver st, Cambridge Cryer, Joseph, Rothwell, York, Saddler. July 17 at 1 at office of Rooke and Midgley, White Horse st, Boar lane, Leeds Dallas, George, and Thomas Hatch, Riga wharf, Canal rd, Hoxton, Folding Chair Manufacturers. July 11 at 3 at Old Catherine Wheel Inn, Bishopsgate st Without. New. son, Seymour pl, Marylebone Day, James, Stafford, Shoe Manufacturer. July 20 at 2 at offices of Twyman, Crabbery st, Stafford Dignam, William, Frodsham, Chester, Grocer. July 19 at 2 at Bank chmbrs, Runcorn. Linaker, Runcorn Farrow, John Edward, Salford, Lancaster, Draper. Co, Peter st, Manchester July 17 at 3 at offices of Oram and Few, Richard, Tedegar, Monmouth, Fruiterer. July 19 at 11 at offices of Shepard, Queen st, Tredegar Francis, Thomas, Wem, Salop, Builder. July 17 at 12.30 at offices of Bigott, Wem Gerard, Alphonse, Imperial bldgs, Ludgate circus. July 11 at 2 at offices of Kennedy, Chancery lane Glover, James, Nottingham, Tailor. July 28 at 3.30 at George Hotel, Carlton st, Nottingham. Bird, Nottingham Glover, Samuel, Birmingham, Boot and Shoe Dealer. July 14 at 12 at offices of Goodrick and Co, Colmore row, Birmingham Grayston, Daniel, Ipswich, Suffolk, Builder. July 19 at 11 at offices of Vulliamy, Tower st, Ipswich Green, Arthur, Dedham, Essex, Corn Merchant. July 15 at 12 at offices of Prior, Head st, Colchester Grey, Peter, Pendleton, Manchester, Boot and Shoe Dealer. July 14 at 2.30 at Bell Gutteridge, Charles, Mansfield, Nottingham, Hosiery Warehouseman. July 19 at 3 at office of Trueman, Poultry arcade, Nottingham Hatfield, Charles, Manchester, Grocer. July 14 at 3 at office of Rawes, Bexley square, Salford Havill, Henry, Clapton terr, Clapton common, Bank Clerk. July 24 at 12 at office of Baylis and Pearce, Church ct chbrs, Old Jewry Hesse, Max, and Emil Hesse, Aldermanbury, Merchants. July 26 at 2 at Cannon st Hotel, Cannon st. Goldberg and Langdon, West st Horwood, Henry John, Woodstock st, Oxford st, Court Milliner. July 28 at 3 at Paternoster row. Morris Jay, George, Brosely, Salop, Baker. July 18 at 2 at New Inn, Benthall, Ironbridge Jones, James William, Wellington, Salop, Shoemaker. July 13 Jones, William Edward, Ledbury rd, Paddington, Corn Dealer. Kiel, Adam, Church st, Bethnal Green, Cabinet Maker. July 21 at 3 at offices of Morris, King, Alexander, Distington, Cumberland, Grocer. July 18 at 1 at offices of Atter, New Lowther st, Whitehaven Laver, Chas, jun, Southampton, Grocer. July 14 at 3 at offices of Watts, Albion pl, Southampton Lees, John, Burton on Trent, Stafford, Butcher. July 19 at 2 at White Hart Hotel, High st, Burton on Trent. Drewry, Burton on Trent Lewis, Evan, Dyhewyd, Cardigan, Farmer, July 13 at 2 at Victoria Inn, Aberayon. Griff and Co Light, Charles, Stoke St Mary, Somerset, Baker. July 19 at 11 at offices of Reed and Cook, Paul st, Taunton Lowther, John George, Drury lane, Baker. July 25 at 11 at offices of Jenkins, Tavistock st, Strand Lymn, Parnham John, Nottingham, Frilling Manufacturer. July 19 at 3 at offices of Whittingham, Middle Pavement, Nottingham Middlemass, Alexander M'Barnett, Millom, Cumberland, Tailor. July 14 at 3.30 at office of Hall, Millom McLeod, William Benjamin, High st, Battersea, Plumber. July 11 at 2 at Masons' Hall Tavern, Masons' avenue, Basinghall st. Astley, Clifford's inn Mason, Edwin, and John Wynne, Birkenhead, Chester, Builders. July 18 at 11 at office of Jones, Cook st, Liverpool Melhuish, Arthur James, York pl, Portman sq, Artist. July 20 at 3.30 at Masons' Hall Meyers, Charles John, Holland pk ter, Notting hill, out of business. July 19 at 12 at Masons' Hall Tavern, Masons' avenue, Basinghall street. Savidge and Steward, Eastcheap Morrison, Edward, Wolverhampton, Stafford, Hosier. July 11 at 20 at Willcock, Queen st, Wolverhampton Morton, James, York, Basket Maker, July 14 at 3 at office of Dilcock, Coney street, York Murgatroyd, James Edward, Huddersfield, York, Greengrocer. July 17 at 3 at office of Welsh, Queen st, Huddersfield Newton, David, the Parade, Maclise rd, West Kensington Park, Furnishing Warehouse man. July 12 at 2 at Inns of Court Hotel, Holborn. Gregory, Corporation chmbrs, Guildhall Newton, William Chapman, Dewsbury, York, Saddler, July 18 at 10 at office of Shaw, Bond st, Dewsbury Pavy, Phillip, Richmond Villa, Bayswater, Gent. July 24 at 3 at office of Cooper and Co, George st, Mansion House. Hollams and Co, Mincing lane Peck, Richard, Cork st, New Bond st, Licensed Victualler. July 13 at 2 at Mason's Hall Tavern, Masons' Avenue, Basinghall st. Ede. King st, Cheapside Philp, Frederick William, Goswell rd, Butcher, July 14 at 3 at Masons' Hall Tavern, Masons avenue, Basinghall st. Ricketts Pinch, Charles, Cambridge rd, Mile End, Cabinet Maker. July 18 at 2 at office of Barron Coleman st. Cotton, St Martins-le-grand Plowright, Hannah Margaret, West Dulwich, Surrey. July 18 at 3 at office of Foster Birchin lane Plows, Alfred, York, General Dealer. July 18 at 3 at office of Waddington, Stonegate, York Pratt, Henry Arthur, West Smithfield, Provision Merchant. July 21 at 3 at office of Everett and Whibley, King William st. Webb, Austinfriars Rayner, Henry, Northampton, Boot Maker. July 18 at 3 at Peacock Hotel, Market sq Northampton. Andrew, Northampton Redfern, Joseph, Stockport, Chester, Leather Lace Cutter. Jule 17 at 3 at offices of Newton, Banh chmbrs, Market pl, Stockport Richardson, William. Bubwith, York, Saddler. July 8 at 2 at the Oxford rd Hotel, Oxford rd, Manchester. Wright, Selby Rixon, William, King st East, Hammersmith, Coach Builder. July 18 at 2 at offices of Truefitt and Gane, Bishopsgate st Within Robinson, Alfred Medad, Brighton, Sussex, Printer. July 18 at 2 at offices of Chapman, Pancras lane Rogers, Alfred George, Landport, Hants, Grocer. July 17 at 3 at offices of Bramsdon, Union st, Portsea Rouse, Frederick, Ilkley, York, Corn Dealer. July 17 at 11 at offices of Beverley and Freeman, Hustlergate, Bradford Sanger, George, Old st, St Luke's, Licensed Victualler. July 12 at 3 at 122, Old st, St Luke's. Lynch, Gray's inn pl Sharman, Joseph Oliver, Knighton, Leicester, out of business. July 24 at 11 at offices of Gee and Parr, Gallowtree gate, Leicester Sherwin, William, Leeds, Traveller. July 14 at 3 at offices of Watson, Gt George st, Leeds Shuttleworth, William, York, Tailor. July 17 at 11 at offices of Thompson, Judge's ct, Coney st, York Sidney, William Robert, Sunderland, Auctioneer. July 17 at 11 at office of Green, Skinner, Walter Booth. St Leonard's on Sea, Sussex, Lodging house keeper. July 19 Spencer, Edwin, Queensbury, nr Halifax, Publican. July 15 at 3 at office of Moore, Thomas, James Henry George, Peckham Park rd, Old Kent rd, Cheesemonger. July 13 at 12 at office of Harvey and Co, Old Jewry. Grueber, Finsbury sq bldgs Tweedale, John, Rochdale, Manufacturer. July 14 at 4.45 (at Mitre Hotel, Cathedral gates, Manchester Tweedale, Robert Leach, Rochdale, Manufacturer. July 14 at 4.30 at Mitre Hotel, Walker, Thomas, Nottingham, Book-keeper. July 19 at 12 at office of Truman, Poultry Welch, Joseph, Birmingham, Boot Manufacturer. July 17 at 3 at office of Bradley, White, Philip Edmund, Leytonstone, Essex, Builder. July 12 at 2 at offices of Pearpoint and Co, Leicester sq. Lock, Leicester sq White, William, Towcester, Nortthampton, Grocer. July 14 at 12.30 at offices of Kilbyjand Mace, High st, Banbury White, William Spencer, Great Grimsby, Lincoln, Watchmaker. July 17 at 11 at offices of Grange and Wintringham, St Mary's chmbrs, West St Mary's gate, Great Grimsby Whitteron, Emma, Boroughbridge, York, Coal Merchant. July 20 at 12 at offices of Paley and Buckle, Petergate, York Wilkes, Alfred, Wombridge, Salop, Bookseller. 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Children under twelve, 6d, Extra room, 6d, Open from 10 am, till 10 p.m. CURRENT TOPICS. LONDON, JULY 15, 1882. THE IMPORTANT STEP we announced last week as about to be taken with a view to relieving the pressure of business in the Chancery Division has now been resolved upon. A notice has been posted up in the Cause Book Room (No. 136), at the Chancery Registrars' Office in the Royal Courts of Justice, stating that, "in view of the proposed transfer to the Queen's Bench Division of such actions brought in the Chancery Division as are not specially assigned to the Chancery Division by section 34 of the Judicature Act, 1873, the senior registrar has, by the direction of the Lord Chancellor, to give notice that the solicitor entering for trial or setting down on motion for judgment any action commenced in the Chancery Division, will, from and after the 11th of July, be required to certify shortly on the back of the præcipe what is the cause of action." The orders of course clerks will mark with the letter "C." those actions which, by the section before mentioned, are assigned to the Chancery Division, while all others will be marked with the letters "Q. B." It is understood that such causes as shall be under this notice marked "Q. B." will be transferred to the Queen's Bench Division for hearing at the Michaelmas Sittings. AS MANY OF OUR READERS will have learnt from Mr. DRUCE's remarks at the annual meeting of the Incorporated Law Society, the draft of the proposed order under the Solicitors' Remuneration Act has at length been received by the council of the society for consideration, in pursuance of section 3 of the Act. It is unpleasant to learn that the draft order is not satisfactory. The council have a month from the receipt of the draft order within which to submit observations and suggestions in writing, which are to be "taken into consideration" by the persons authorized to make the order, who, "after duly considering the same," may make an order either in the terms of the draft order or with such alterations, additions, or amendments as to them may seem fit. MR. GLADSTONE was not perhaps very happy in citing the events which led to the emancipation of Greece from the government of Turkey as a precedent in international law justifying the bombardment of the forts at Alexandria. It has been remarked that the acts leading to the emancipation of Greece are very difficult to justify on any grounds of international law, and Sir W. HARCOURT himself has described the emancipation as "a high act of policy above and beyond the domains of law. As an act of policy it may have been, and probably was, justifiable, but it was not the less a hostile act" (Letters of Historicus, p. 6). The recent action at Alexandria may introduce a new application of principle, but the principle upon which it is founded is well established. It is that international law considers the right of selfpreservation as prior and paramount to that of territorial inviolability, and where they conflict justifies the maintenance of the former at the expense of the latter (1 Phillimore, 314). This right of self-preservation arises where an overt attack is made, or about to be made, upon a State by persons enjoying the protection afforded by the territory of another State, and it is useless to call upon the State, which serves as a cover for the act, to prevent it. "We have stated," said Mr. GLADSTONE, "in the most distinct and categorical language that we are fighting for the security of her Majesty's fleet, which was menaced by a continuous and deliberate course, denied, but still steadily pursued, of erecting fortifications, which might have arrived at a point which we could not limit or define, and which would have been a serious danger." It should have been added, to make the defence complete, that it was useless to call upon either the Khedive or the Sultan to prevent this course from being pursued. THE REMARKABLE ADVANTAGES attending the plan of sending judges of the Queen's Bench Division to preside in the courts at Lincoln's-inn are well shown by the case of In re Cottrell, Woods v. Cottrell, which came before the Court of Appeal last Tuesday. It was an ordinary administration action at the suit of specific legatees. The writ was issued in 1880, and a receiver was appointed in 1881. On the 21st of January last the action came on for trial before Mr. Justice MANISTY, who was sitting for Mr. Justice KAY, who was sitting for Mr Justice CHITTY, who was sitting in an assize court at Manchester. There was no opposition to the plaintiffs' claim at the bar. Mr. Justice MANISTY, however, declined to make the order asked for. It seemed to him (perhaps not without some reason) "contrary to all notions of justice" to make such an order. It is perhaps, an amiable fiction that the court confers a benefit by undertaking an administration; but the theory is not unreasonable from the point of view of the court itself, and, at all events, it has the sanction of authority from a remote period. The earliest extant record of a bill for the administration of the trusts of a will dates from the reign of Henry V., and the jurisdiction has been exercised ever since. But Mr. Justice MANISTY did not consider himself to be bound by authority in the matter. "All I can say is "--we quote from his judgment—" that, unless I were constrained by authority which left me no choice in the matter, I would not be a party to such a cruel proceeding, which is, to my mind, simply gratuitously unnecessary, and gratuitously crue. to the parties, and which can have no other result than consuming a very large portion of the testator's estate in costs." The interest as entitled them to have the estate administered startled doctrine propounded at the bar that the legatees had such an the learned judge. "Of course," he said, "I have not much experience in these cases, and I confess I am astonished to hear it suggested that this court will entertain such an application as this, there being no allegation that the son and nephew [i.e., the trustees and executors of the will] are not respectable people, and that the stocks are not existing at this moment, and that they are not dealing properly with them." As to the appointment of the receiver he said, "It is something quite shocking. There is actually a receiver to get in the outstanding personal estate of the testator, and actually the trustees are to hand over to the receiver all securities relating to the personal estate and all books and papers relating to the personal estate. I cannot believe that the judge who made this order had any notion of the facts of the case." He is actually to receive the whole of the estate of the testator and to pass his accounts from time to time. Well, it may be the practice of the court, but I cannot direct any such thing." His lordship then gave judgment, declaring that the trusts of the will, so far as they concerned the specific securities, ought to be carried into execution by the trustees and not by the court, and ordering that the securities should be transferred to the trustees, that the receiver should not act any further, that each party should bear his own costs, and that, until the infant plaintiff attained twenty-one, all parties should have liberty to apply. When the appeal came on it was not opposed, and the court at once discharged the judgment appealed against, and, in lieu thereof, gave the ordinary judgment for administration, as at the suit of specific legatees, providing for transfer of the specific securities into court and for continuing the receiver, and making the costs of the appeal costs in the action. A few more such decisions by Mr. Justice MANISTY would revolutionize the |