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solicitors to the estate, and after much correspondence it was arranged that lessees are to be entitled, where they are taking a plot on which more than two houses are to be built, to have but one lease. The committee also arranged that on any assignment or sub-lease, instead of a full copy of the deed being required by the lessors (as stated in the covenant), their solicitors would be satisfied with the production of the draft of it. Also that, instead of requiring an insurance for such a floating value as "the full value thereof," specific mention should be made in the lease of the sum in which the property is to be insured.

Land Tenure and Transfer Bill.-This Bill, in the month of April last, received the careful consideration of the Conveyancing Sub-Committee, and some correspondence on it took place between the committee and Mr. J. Theodore Dodd (who was helping the promoters of the Bill). The Conveyancing Sub-Committee passed the following resolution on the subject, which was forwarded to Mr. Dodd:-"That owing to the doubtful meaning of section 5 of the Married Women's Property Act, 1882, which has already resulted in several different judicial decisions, terminating so far in the case of Reid v. Reid in the Court of Appeal, it is advisable to amend the section in accordance with the last decision, which appears to be the natural construction of the intention of the section; but that instead of this being accomplished by section 38 of the Land Tenure and Transfer Bill, such last-mentioned section expresses what appears to be the exact converse of such decision." Pending legislation on the subject, the Council of the Incorporated Law Society and, subsequently, the Bar Committee have done valuable service by issuing carefully prepared statements as to the existing law, the attempts which have already been made to establish a system of registration, and the causes of the failure of such attempts.

them, steps were taken to obtain an interview between them and the council, at which it was intended to point out the unfairness and impropriety of the practice, and to ask for its discontinuance; but the necessity of such an interview was obviated by the magistrates deciding that in future the information as to previous convictions should be withheld until the guilt of the prisoner was determined upon.

CHESTER AND NORTH WALES INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of this society was held at the Town Hall, Chester, on Tuesday, February 15, Mr. C. W. Duncan, president, in the chair. The report of the hon. secretary (Mr. N. A. E. Way) and the hon. treasurer's (Mr. F. E. Roberts) accounts for the past year were received and for the ensuing year :-Mr. T. Bury, town clerk of Wrexham, president; adopted. The following officers of the society were unanimously elected hon. treasurer; Mr. R. Farmer, of Chester, hon. secretary. The followMr. G. Boydell, of Chester, vice-president: Mr. F. E. Roberts, of Chester, ing gentlemen were appointed the committee for the ensuing year-viz Messrs. S. Smith, A. Carrington, H. Taylor, C. W. Duncan, H. Moss, and N. A. E. Way, all of Chester; and Messrs. J. A. Hughes, J. H. Pierce, and H.A. K. Poyser, all of Wrexham. Messrs. C. P. Douglas and F. W. Sharpe, both of Chester, were re-elected hon. auditors for the ensuing year.

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

Decisions of the Courts.-The attention of members is called to the case the Hon. Alfred E. Gathorne-Hardy, M.P. (a trustee and director), The annual meeting of this society was held on the 16th inst., of Re Pope (34 W. R. 654 and 693), in which the Court of Appeal decided that the registration of an order appointing a receiver confers a good title in the chair. The actuary (Mr. Griffith Davies) read his usual stateupon a judgment creditor, as against a subsequent bona fide purchaser assets of the society, on December 31 last, were:-Guarantee fund, ment and presented the accounts, from which it appeared that the without notice, notwithstanding that there are no means of ascertaining the £1,040,606 16s. 3d.; assurance fund, £4,093,985 13s. 3d.; total assets, existence of such an order. The Incorporated Law Society of the United Kingdom have taken up the matter with a view to a remedy being pro- £5,134,592 98. 6d. The revenue for the past year was :-From renewal £3,769 11s. 10d. commuted premiums) vided. Attention is also directed to the case of Newbould v. Smith (29 Ch. premiums (including, D. 882; App., 33 Ch. D. 128), which Mr. Bernard Wake referred to in £235 221 14s. 7d.; less re-assurance premiums, £22,598 9s. 3d. his able paper ("A Warning to Mortgagees") read at the recent meet- £212,623 5s. 4d.; from new premiums (including £914 58. 5d. single ing of the Incorporated Law Society in York. The subject is of practical£8.216 199. 1d.; from interest on the guarantee fund, £42,091 11s. 10d. ; premiums) £9,699 93. 11d.; less re-assurance premiums, £1,482 10s. 10d. importance to mortgagees.

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NOTTINGHAM INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY. The following are extracts from the report of the council:Members. The present number of members is 110, the number last year being 112. New Rules and Orders.-The council believing that it would be found useful if the various rules and orders issued by the judges were supplied gratis to the members of the society, has made arrangements for one year with Messrs. Eyre & Spottiswoode, of London, to do this on the day of publication; only one copy will be supplied to a firm which consists of two Assize Arrangements.-The council, at its meeting on the 15th of March last, resolved that a memorial should be presented by the society to the Lord Chancellor, pointing out the great inconvenience to solicitors, jurors, suitors, and witnesses, arising from the increased length of assizes owing to one judge only travelling the Midland Circuit, and urging the revival of the old system of two judges. This memorial was duly for warded to the Lord Chancellor, who acknowledged its receipt; copies of it were also sent to the law societies of Leicester, Lincoln, and Northampton, and their support invited. The members are probably aware that the subject is now about to receive the consideration of the judges, but the council fear that if the suggestions of the Bar Committee lately published are acted upon, a fresh evil will be created greater than the one complained of, for it is clear that the combination of Lincoln and Nottingham for all assize purposes, whereby solicitors, suitors, and witnesses from Notting hamshire, in civil as well as criminal matters, will have to attend at Lincoln three times in every two years, and vice versa, will be a greater inconvenience than even the present arrangement. This council strongly advocates, as a solution of the difficulty, the combination of circuits-e.g the Midland and Oxford Circuits-or the creation of larger circuits carved out of the existing ones. If this were done, two judges could attend at all the present assize towns (except such as Oakham or Aylesbury) and thereby the time at each would be shortened to half the present length, and yet the aggregate time taken for the combined or enlarged circuits, would be no longer than the time now occupied by the one judge travelling the greater part of the circuits. It is hoped the new council will take steps to bring these views before the Lord Chancellor, and that every member will do his utmost to oppose "the grouping of assize towns." Bankruptcy Costs.-After considerable delay, a fresh scale of costs in bankruptcy matters has been issued; these costs, although a considerable improvement on the former scale, do not, in the opinion of the council, give a sufficient and proper remuneration to the solicitor of a debtor. may be that the scale is ample for work done as solicitor to the trustee, but it should be borne in mind that a great saving of time and expense in the realization of an estate may be obtained by the way in which the initiatory steps in a bankruptcy are taken-e.g., the statement of affairsand it is only fair and reasonable that the solicitor to the debtor should be amply paid for the oversight which at this stage he has invariably to give to his client.

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Borough Magistrates.-The attention of the council having been called to the practice of the borough magistrates of ascertaining the previous convictions against a prisoner before deciding on the particular charge before

overdue interest carried to suspense account, £857 14s. 6d.-£42,949 6s. 4d. ; from interest on the assurance fund, £169,138 103.; overdue interest carried to suspense account, £11,013 19s. 1d.- £170,152 9s. 1d.; office, registration, and other fees, and fines on revivals, £109 9s. 1d.; together, £434,051 8s. 11d.

The adoption of the above report was proposed by the Chairman, who mentioned that it was the first time that the duty had fallen upon him. The board, however, deemed it advisable that each director should take the chair in rotation. He went on to sketch the unfavourable circumstances for trade and business, especially prudential assurance, which had characterized the past year. In spite of this they were able to report an increase of new business, which figured at £9,699, against £8,402 for the preceding twelve months. Still, he could not say that they were doing the business that, with their great claims upon the public, they were entitled to expect. This society had stood sixty-three years, and paid £15,000,000 in claims and bonus in that period. Their security was founded upon a rock. He would, therefore, impress upon his brethren of the profession with what perfect justice they might recommend this society to uninsured legal practitioners. The directors never made petty objections to policies, at the same time that they avoided habitually anything like the rash speculation of some societies. In reference to the claims which, he said, were undoubtedly large, the chairman pointed out that upwards of £143,000 of it was for bonuses to the assured, and that the total was considerably under the expectations based upon the Healthy Male Table, and also their own expectations.

Replying to questions by Sir Thomas Farrer, Mr. W. F. Farrer, and others, the chairman referred to the restriction of the shares of the society to members of the legal profession, the effect of which was to lower their market able value. Personally, he was in favour of entirely abolishing this restriction, but it was fair to add that some members of the board thought otherwise on the matter. The opinions of policyholders were invited on the point, and should a change be determined reference to their Irish securities, the Chairman said there was an idea upcn, it could, he believed, be effected without a Parliamentary Bill. In that the society held a large amount of Irish property. This was a mistake, with two or three unimportant exceptions (Irish mortgages, which were well secured) the society had long ago parted on excellent terms with their Irish securities.

The report of the actuary was then unanimously adopted, a vote of thanks to the chairman for his services terminating the business.

LAW STUDENTS' JOURNAL.

LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETIES.

LAW STUDENTS' DEBATING SOCIETY.-Feb. 22-Chairman, Mr. R. L. Devonshire. -The subject for debate was, "Taking the case of Lewin and another v. Wilson and others (55 L. J. P. C. 75), would the decision be different if it were under the law of England instead of that of New Brunswick?" Mr. Wilmot E. Elmslie opened the debate in the affirmative, being supported by Mr, R. A. McNab and opposed by Messrs.

W. M. Woodhouse, W. Law Gane, G. A. Riddell, and W. Y. Woolcombe. After Mr. Elmslie had replied, the chairman put the motion to the society, when it was lost by a majority of thirteen votes. There were twentyeight members present.

PRESTON LAW DEBATING SOCIETY.- Feb. 18 - Chairman, Mr. John Parker, solicitor.-Five legal queries relating to advancement, mortgages, acknowledgment by married women, and larceny, were discussed and satisfactorily settled. A debate took place on the following case :"A. writes to B. a letter containing these words: We will marry as soon as my circumstances will enable me to provide you with a comfortable and a happy home.' No other promise by A. was ever made. At the time A. wrote this letter he was in good health and earning £150 a year. Three years later, when B. brings her action, A. is receiving, when regularly employed, a salary of £400 a year, but is subject to a form of chronic illness which occasionally prevents him from attending to his business and makes it, according to his physician's advice, 'imprudent, and possibly dangerous,' for him to marry. No attempt to rescind or release the promise can be proved. Is B. entitled to legal damages? Mr. T. H. Clarke opened the case in the affirmative and was supported by Mr. T. D. Penrice, whilst Messrs. G. Cartwright, A. W. Ladyman, H. Whiteside, and J. J. Rawsthorne upheld the negative contention. The chairman summed the arguments adduced pro and con, and put the question to the meeting, when a verdict was found for the negative by a majority of five.

LEGAL NEWS.

OBITUARY.

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Mr. JOHN EDWARDS PRICE, solicitor, died suddenly at Newent on the 30th ult. Mr. Price was admitted a solicitor in 1865, and he shortly afterwards settled at Newent. He was a perpetual commissioner for Gloucestershire, and had a considerable private practice. He also held several important appointments, being clerk to the Newent Highway Board and the Newent School Board, and clerk to the Newent Board of Guardians' Assessment Committee, School Attendance Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority. Mr. Price leaves a widow and several children.

Mr. JOHN GEORGE LAING, barrister, died at his residence, 46, Ladbrokegrove, Notting Hill, on the 11th inst. Mr. Laing was the second son of Mr. Malcolm Laing, and was born in 1839. He was formerly Fellew of St. John's College, Cambridge, where he graduated as second wrangler and second Smith's Prizeman in 1862. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Trinity Term, 1866, and he practised in the Chancery Division. Mr. Laing had acted as examiner for the law tripos at Cambridge. He was married in 1868 to the daughter of Mr. Alexander Macdonald, of Johnston, Aberdeenshire.

Mr. ALFRED DURLING BARTLETT, solicitor, of Abingdon, died at that place on the 16th inst., in his 71st year. Mr. Bartlett was born in 1816. He was admitted a solicitor in 1839, and he had practised for over fortyfive years at Abingdon. He was a perpetual commissioner for Berkshire and Oxfordshire, and he had a large private practice, and held several important appointments. He was for several years deputy-coroner for the Abingdon District of Berkshire, and in 1864 he was elected coroner. He had been clerk to the Abingdon Burial Board since 1861, clerk to the Abingdon Highway Board since 1863, and treasurer of the borough of Abingdon since 1864. He was also clerk to the Commissioners of Income Tax for the borough. Mr. Bartlett was buried at the Abingdon Cemetery on the 19th inst.

Mr. ERNEST JOHN WILKINSON, solicitor, of 14, Bedford-street, Covent Garden, and of Kingston and Hampton Wick, has been appointed Deputy Town Clerk of the borough of Kingston-upon-Thames. Mr. Wilkinson is the son of Mr. Walter Meacock Wilkinson, town clerk of Kingston and clerk to the borough magistrates. He was admitted a solicitor in 1885.

PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

HERVEY SMITH and JAMES EDWIN SMITH, solicitors (Hervey Smith & Brother), Hyde. The said business will be henceforth carried on by the said Hervey Smith alone. [Gazette, Feb. 18.]

GENERAL.

In the House of Commons, on the 18th inst., Mr. F. Maclean asked the Attorney-General whether it was the intention of her Majesty's Government to give effect to, or take any action upon, the report (dated August, 7, 1885) of the committee appointed by the Lord Chancellor to inquire into the subject of the existing rules as to the distribution of business in the courts and chambers of the Chancery Division, and the distribution of the clerical staff. The Attorney-General said the report in question was, in fact, considered very carefully immediately after it was presented, and so many of the recommendations as appeared to be matters of practice requiring rules of court were adopted by the Rule Committee of Judges in the issue of the Rules of the Supreme Court of December, 1885. The working of those rules, and the observance of uniformity of practice in the courts and chambers of the Chancery Division, as recommended by the committee, rests with the judges of that division themselves, and not with the Government. The remaining recommendations of the committee, as the hon. and learned member was aware, were based upon the assumption that a sixth judge should be added to the Chancery Division, a condition precedent depending upon the sanction of Parliament.

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APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. WILLIAM TREVENEN, Solicitor, of Helston, has been appointed a Magistrate for that borough. Mr. Trevenen was admitted a solicitor in 1854.

Mr. CHARLES BRINDLEY BEDDOE, solicitor, of Hereford, has been appointed Secretary to the Hereford Infirmary. Mr. Beddoe was admitted a solicitor in 1881.

Mr. GEORGE FELTHAM, solicitor (of the firm of Feltham & Palmer), of Portsmouth, Landport, and Southsea, has been appointed Solicitor to the Portsmouth and Gosport Licensed Victuallers' Protection and Benevolent Association. Mr. Feltham was admitted a solicitor in 1870.

Mr. ROBERT THOMAS WRAGG, solicitor, of 11, Great St. Helen's, and of Leyton, has been elected Master of the Woolmen's Company for the ensuing year. Mr. Wragg was admitted a solicitor in 1862. He is vestry clerk of Leyton and of St. Helen's, Bishopsgate. He was formerly clerk to the Leyton Local board, and he has served the office of under-sheriff of London and Middlesex.

Mr. JAMES CHARLES WADDINGTON, solicitor, of Burnley and Padiham, has been appointed Solicitor to the Padiham, Harwood, and District Starr-Bowkett Building Society. Mr. Waddington was admitted a solicitor in 1884.

Mr. WYNNE E. BAXTER (coroner for Middlesex) has been appointed a Deputy-Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets.

Mr. J. F. MILNE, solicitor (Messrs. Hinde, Milne, & Bury), has been appointed a Justice of the Peace for the city of Manchester.

Mr. JOHN BURY, solicitor (Messrs. Hinde, Milne, & Bury), has been appointed Hon. Sec. of the Manchester Incorporated Law Association.

WINDING UP NOTICES.

London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Feb. 18. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

ALDERSHOT BREWERY CO., LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented Feb 15, directed to be heard before Kay, J., on Feb. 26. Chinery & Co, Brabant ct, Gracechurch st, solors for petners

BRITISH FLAX AND PAPER CO., LIMITED.-Kay, J., has, by an order dated Dec 15, appointed Mr. Benjamin Jackson, 28, Fenchurch st, official liquidator INDESTRUCTIBLE ENAMEL CO., LIMITED.- Chitty, J., has fixed Monday, Feb 28, at 12, at his chambers, for appointment of official liquidator NOTTINGHAM MALLEABLE IRON CO., LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before March 23, to send their names and addresses, and particulars of their debts or claims, to Thomas Leman, 1, Greyhound st, Long row, Nottingham. Friday, April 15, at 12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon debts and claims RHONDDA MERTHYR STEAM COAL COLLIERY CO., LIMITED.-Stirling, J., has, by an order dated Feb 8, appointed James Barrow, Maesteg, Glamorgan, to be official liquidator

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London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Feb 22. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

GLYN NEATH COLLIERIES, LIMITED.--Stirling, J., has fixed March 5, at 12, at his chambers, for appointment of a liquidator

HENDRA ESTATE AND BUILDING MATERIAL CO., LIMITED.-By an order made by North, J., dated Jan. 15, it was ordered that the company be wound up. North, J., has fixed Friday, March 4, at 1, at his chambers, for appointment of official liquidator. White, New inn, agent for Cox, Swansea, solor for petner LAND CORPORATION OF ENGLAND, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented Feb 18, directed to be heard before Kay, J., on Saturday, March 5. Wild & Co, Ironmonger lane, Cheapside, solors for petners

LONDON AND LANCASHIRE PAPER MILLS CO., LIMITED.-By an order made by North, J., dated Feb 12. it was ordered that the company be wound up Lumley & Lumley, Old Jewry chbrs, solors for petner

WEST OF ENGLAND COMPRESSED PEAT CO., LIMITED.-Kay, J., has fixed April 1, at 12, at his chambers, for appointment of a liquidator in place of Rev. John Fletcher, decd.

WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented Feb 19 directed to be heard before North, J., on March 5. Durant, jun., Guildhall chbrs, Basinghall st, solor for petner

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. SUSPENDED FOR THREE MONTHS. WESLEYAN METHODIST SICK AND BURIAL SOCIETY, Wesleyan Methodist School100m, Haslingden, Lancaster. Feb 18

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London Gazette.- TUESDAY, Feb. 8.

BALFOUR, ALEXANDER, Liverpool, Merchant. April 15. Duncan & Son, Liver-
pool
BARTHOLOMEW, ELIZABETH, Peckham rd, Surrey. March 21. Miller & Miller,
Sherborne lane

BIGLAND, FANNY SARAH ANNE, Saint Marychurch, Torquay. March 18. Crowdy & Co. Serjeant's inn, Fleet st

BISSELL, WILLIAM, Edgbaston, Warwick, Gent. March 30. Jelf & Latham, Birmingham

BRIDGEN, ROBERT, Newtown, Southampton, Gent. March 25. Stanton &
Bassett. Southampton

BRIGGS, HENRY, Bradford, Gent. March 19. Learoyd & Co, Huddersfield
BRIGHT, ELIZABETH, Chelmsford, Essex. March 11. Phillips, Chelmsfor
BROWN, HANNAH, Colchester, Essex. March 2. Pope & Co, Colchester
BURDGE, THOMAS, Upper st, Islington, Butcher. March 21. Godwin & Son,
Wool Exchange, Coleman st

BUSSELL, WILLIAM, Colyton, Devon, Farmer. March 10. Hine-Haycock & Co,
College hill

CHICK, EMILY HAMILTON, Sherborne, Dorset. Feb 15. Trevor Davies, Sherborne

CHIPPENDALE, RICHARD, Church, Lancaster, Printer.

Sharples,

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HOPKINS, WILLIAM, Allison rd, Acton, Gent. March 1. Neal, Lime st
HOWMAN, ANN, Heigham, Norwich. March 4. Overbury & Gilbert, Norwich
HUGHES, THOMAS, Earlsfield rd, Wandsworth, Gent. March 25. Keen & Co.,
Knightrider st

JONES, ROBERT OLIVER, Fonmon Castle, nr Cowbridge, Glamorgan, Esq. May 10.
Shirley & Sons, Cardiff

KAYE, SAMPSON, Bradford, Gent. Feb 19. Farrar, Bradford

LEIGH, GEORGE, Arnold Notts, Surgeon. March 12. Burton & Eking, Nottingham MARSH, GEORGE WILLIAM, Old Kent rd, Gent. March 12. Oliver, Corbet et, Gracechurch st

OWLES, SAMUEL, Plumstead, Kent, Gent. March 25. Sutherland, Woolwich PEACOCK, JOHN, Sedgley, Stafford, Builder. March 19. Gould & Elcock, Stourbridge

ROBERTS, SUSAN ANN, St John the Evangelist rd, Kentish Town. March 17. Clarke, Harlesden

RUSSELL-PAVIER, WILLIAM ADEX, Newlands, Heaton Norris, Lancaster, Esq. April 2. Sale & Mills, Derby

SIMPSON, JANE, Croydon, Surrey. April 1. Upton, Croydon

STURGES, ROBERT, Handsworth, Stafford, Gent. March 30. Jelf & Latham, Birmingham

WAKE, MARIA, Trafalgar rd, Old Kent rd. March 5. Jones, Spital sq
WARREN, EDWIN, Ramsgate, Esq. March 10. Johnson & Co, Austin Friars

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DAVIS, GEORGE RICHARD, jun, Nelson sq, Blackfriars rd. March 12. Geo R Davis, 63, Nelson sq

ELDRIDGE, MARTHA, Osborne rd, Finsbury pk. March 25. Price & Son, Walbrook

GILBERTSON, EDWARD COLLINGS, Wimbledon, Surrey. March 21. Torr & Co, Bedford row

GREEN, CHARLES, Reigate, Surrey, Gardener. March 16. Martin, Henfield GRIFFITH, EDWARD, Oakley sq. St Pancras, Surgeon. March 11. Turner & Co, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

HALLOWS, ELEANOR, Canonbury pk South, Islington. March 25. Carpenter &

Sons, Laurence Pountney lane

HARRIS, LUCY, Cheltenham. April 10. Thorpe & Thorpe, Nottingham

HAWKINS, GEORGE, City rd, Gent. March 25. Hanbury & Co, New Broad st
HENTON, JAMES, Hasker st, Chelsea, Gent. March 1. Cockram Taylor, Essex
st, Strand
HIGGINS. EDWARD JONES, Muswell hill rd, Highgate, Tea Merchant. March 31.
Carr & Martin, Mincing lane

JAMES, MARY, Solva, Pembroke. March 25. Propert, Haverfordwest
LEONINO, ARTHUR DAVID, Middle Wallop, Southampton. March 15. Bompas &
Co, Gt Winchester st

LITTELL, HENRY, Norwich, Gent. March 31. Winter & Francis, Norwich
MASLIM, JOSEPH, St George's rd, Brighton. March 25. Chubb, John st, Adelphi
MITCHELL, SARAH, Guiseley, York. March 1. Bond & Co, Leeds
NICHOLLS, HENRY WILLIAMS, Railway pl, Fenchurch st, Tobacconist. March
10. Webb & Burt, Argyle st, Regent st
NIGHTINGALE, SAMUEL, Great Yarmouth, Esq. March 25. Kennett, Norwich
ONSLOW, FRANCIS, Cheltenham. March 1. Winterbothams & Gurney, Chelten-
PARKHOUSE, EDWIN, Wharf, Fermoy rd, Paddington, Carman. March 7,
Reader & Hicks, Ely pl. Holborn

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PIDDUCK, JOHN, Thurlow pk rd, Lower Norwood, Gent. March 31. Pidduck, Manchester

PRICE, JOSEPH, Furnival st, Holborn. March 31. Townsend & Jones, Swindon PRINCE. FREDERICK TICKELL, Curzon st, Mayfair, Gent. March 30. Braunstein, Westminster chbrs, Westminster

PRITCHARD, HENRY JOHN, Belgrave pl, Belgrave sq. Steward. March 17. Stollard & Swan, Oxford st

ROBERTSHAW, JOSHUA, Girlington, Manningham, Bradford, Agent. March 11. Freeman, Bradford

ROCHE, CATHERINE, Byker, Newcastle upon Tyne. April 25. Dickinson &
Miller, Newcastle upon Tyne

RYAN, ELIZA, High st, Camden Town. April 1. Claremont, Pall Mall
SARVIS, JOHN, Albert st, Regent's park, Gent. April 12. Wrentmore, Bedford

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SNAPE, RICHARD FORTH, Bolton, Lancaster, Surgeon. March 19. Broadbent &
Heelis, Bolton
SNEWING, CHARLES, Watford, Herts, Gent. March 25. Price & Son. Walbrook
STEWART, WILLIAM, Wakefield, Solicitor. March 23. Stewart, Wakefield
STOKES, MARY ANN HARRIET, Balsall Heath, nr Birmingham. March 23. Russell,
Birmingham

TOONE, Major JAMES HASTINGS LINDSAY METCALFE, Sydenham, Kent. March
26. Walker & Co, Theobald's rd, Gray's inn
WALKER, CHARLES, Dewsbury, York, Solicitor. April 2. Walker, Serjeant's inn
WILLIAMSON, SAMUEL, Holywell, Flint, Solicitor. March 25. Blake & Heseltine,
Serjeant's inn, Fleet st

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Feb 15.
ADAM. BARTHOLOMEW SAMUEL ROWLEY, Manor House, Staines, Esq. March 1.
Le Brasseur & Oakley, New ct, Lincoln's inn
ARCHARD, WILLIAM STRANGE, Twerton, Somerset. April?. Simmons & Co, Bath
BAILEY, TIMOTHY, Hanham, nr Bristol, Quarry Master. March 19. Moger, Bath
BAYNES, CHRISTOPHER, Lancaster, Stonemason. March 7. Sharp & Son, Lan-
BEAN, ALEXANDER, West Mersea, Essex, Farmer. March 31. Turner & Co,
Colchester

caster

BUXTON, JOHN, Sheffield, Gent. Apr 9. Clegg & Sons, Sheffield

DYER, JOHN, Ramsgate, Kent. May 10. Whitakers & Woolbert, Lincoln's inn fields

ELLIS, WILLIAM ELLIS HURDIS, Hasfield, Gloucester, Gent. March 1. Bonnor, Gloucester

FEW, ROBERT, Esher, Surrey, Solicitor. March 31. Few & Co, Surrey st, Strand

FOTHERGILL, WILLIAM ROWLAND, Redland, Bristol, Gent. March 31. Colborne

& Co, Newport

HANSHEW, FREDERICK, Bexley, Kent, Carman. March 21. Beetham Batchelor, Essex st, Strand

HARVEY, ROBERT, Colchester, Essex, Farmer. April 1. Pitts & Savage, Ludgate hill

Leicester

ISAAC, SAMUEL, Warrington crescent, Maida Vale, Esq. March 5. Le Brasseur
& Oakley, New et, Lincoln's inn
JEFFERIES, JOHN, Gt Barford, Bedford, Farmer. April 12. Leeds Smith, Sandy
JOHNSON, WILLIAM, Saddington, Leicester, Gent. April 16. Berridge & Miles,
Currie & Co, Lincoln's inn
JORDISON, CHRISTOPHER, Redcar, York, Yeoman. March 31. Wooler
JORDISON, HANNAH, Redcar, York. March 31. Wooler, Darlington

JOLLIFFE, MARY, Gt Cumberland pl. March 25.
fields

LANG. SAMUEL, Calstock, Cornwall, Gent. March 25. Nicolls & Blight, Cal-
lington
LAVERTON, ABRAHAM, Farleigh Castle, Somerset, Esq. March 31. Mann &
Rodway, Trowbridge

MARTIN, HENRY, Wandon Lodge, nr Rugeley, Gamekeeper. March 12. Twynam,
Stafford

MCCABE, MATHEW, Liverpool, Hog Salesman. April 23.
PEACOCK, ROBERT WILLIAM, Stanhope st, Hyde park.
Gray's inn sq

Darby, Liverpool
April 1. Evans & Co,
Bowling & Hirst, Leeds
April 1. Pitts & Savage, Lud-
SCHUCKHER, HENRY, Heaton Norris, Lancaster, Merchant. April 5. Farrar &
Hall. Manchester
STOCKEN, FREDERICK, Halkin st, Belgrave sq, Coach Builder. April 15. Plaskitt,
Lincoln's inn fields

POTTS, WILLIAM, Leeds, Clockmaker. March 22.
REGIS, GEORGE, Lower Hardres, Kent, Farmer.
gate hill

STOKES, REBECCA, Measham, Derby. March 14. Smith & Mummatt, Ashby de
la Zouch

STUART, MARY ANNE FRANCES CRICHTON, Albion st, Hyde pk. March 28.
Farrer & Co. Lincoln's inn fields

WALKER, JOHN, Rugeley, Stafford, Licensed Victualler. March 12. Twynam,
Stafford

WEBB, GEORGE, Gravesend, Gent. March 31. Tolhurst & Co, Gravesend
WHITEFOOT, RICHARD THOMAS, Alma Tavern, Parsons green. March 14. Cross-
man & Co. Theobald's rd, Grav's inn
WILSON, CHARLOTTE, Holderness, York. April 2. Leak & Co, Hull
WITHERS, GEORGE, Oakley Green, Berks, Licensed Victualler.
Phillips & Randle Ford, Windsor

March 31.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Feb 18.
RECEIVING ORDERS.

ALAIS, ALFRED CLARENCE, Beauclerc rd, Hammersmith, Engraver. High Court.
Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 14

APPLEBY, JAMES, Brough, Yorks, Timber Merchant. Kingston upon Hull. Pet
Feb 15. Ord Feb 15

ASKEW, WILLIAM, Keswick, Cumberland, Hotel Keeper. Cockermouth and
Workington. Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 14

BACON, STEPHEN, Handsworth, Colliery Manager. Sheffield. Pet Feb 14. Ord
Feb 14

BEBBINGTON, HENRY, Over, Cheshire, Innkeeper. Nantwich and Crewe. Pet
Feb 14. Ord Feb 14

BESWICK, ROBERT, Radway Green, Cheshire, out of business. Nantwich and
Crewe. Pet Feb 3. Ord Feb 15

BLACKBURN, THOMAS, Leyland, Lancs, Clogger. Bolton. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
BRAY, WILLIAM HENRY, Truro, Carpenter. Truro. Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 14
BROWN. JAMES, Clee, Lincolnshire, Skipper. Great Grimsby. Pet Feb 15. Ord
Feb 15
BUDD, ROBERT FLEXMAN, Walthamstow, Essex, Grocer. High Court. Pet Feb
16. Ord Feb 16

YOUNG, WILLIAM CARR, Upper Norwood, Surrey, Merchant. March 4. Sandi- BURROW, ALBERT, Bath, Wheel Chair Maker. Bath. Pet Feb 16. Ord Feb 16 lands & Co, Fenchurch avenue

London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Feb. 18.

AMERY, JOHN, St Mary, Newington, Surrey, Gent. March 17. Rodgers &
Clarkson, Walbrook

ATKINSON, ROBERT, Brampton, Westmoreland, Yeoman. March 12. Bell the
younger, Appleby

BARNFATHER, CHARLOTTE, Eastcote, nr Pinner. March 18. Cooke-Collis &
Sayer, Essex st, Strand

BARON, EDWARD GEORGE, Plymouth, Esq. March 18. Slater, Pilditch, Thread-
needle st

BOURKE, Lady MARGARET HARRIET, Hampton Court Palace. March 24. Johnson & Co, Austinfriars

BRADLEY, ALISSIMON, Newark upon Trent. March 16. Falkner, Newark

BRIDGES. ELIZABETH, Sherlock rd, Haverstock hill. April 9. Crowther, Chan-
cery lane

CAWLEY, THOMAS, Nantwich, Chester, Ironmonger. March 11. Martin, Nant-
wich
CHEESMAN, EMMA, Brighton, Glass Dealer. March 1. Nye, Brighton

CONSTANTINE, DANIEL, Breightmet Bleach works, Breightmet, nr Bolton,
Bleacher. April 2. Greenhalgh & Cannon, Bolton

CORMACK, WILLIAM WADHAM, Ludgate hill, Bag Manufacturer. March 23.
Collyer-Bristow & Co, Bedford row

CROSSE, ELIZABETH MARY, Heavitree, nr Exeter. March 15. Simpson & Co,
Moorgate st

EASTWOOD, WILLIAM, Liverpool, Merchant. March 15. Wright & Co, Liver-
pool

FORSTER, JOHN, Sunderland, Merchant. March 14. Kidson & Co, Sunderland
FRELAND, GEORGE, Rotherhithe, Licensed Victualler. March 31. Burton,
GASCOYNE, JOHN WALDEGRAVE, Peckham, Surrey. March 21. Crosse & Sons,
Lancaster pl. Strand

Blackfriars rd

HERING, CATHERINE, Grove end rd, St John's Wood.

HEADLAM, JOHN, Stewart's rd, Battersea, Blacksmith. March 12. Sparshatt,
Finborough rd, South Kensington
HENTHORN, THOMAS, Manchester, Beerhouse Keeper. March 9. Chew & Sons,
Manchester
March 28. Evelyn Gren-
side, Chancery lane
HOWES, CAROLINE, Yelverton, Norfolk, Widow. March 12. Baldrey, Norwich
HULL, JANE, Godalming, Surrey. March 25. Blake & Heseltine, Serjeant's inn,
Fleet st

Lowestoft

JOSEPH, ISABELLA, Formosa st, Maida Vale. March 23. Hands, Old Jewry chbrs
KEMP, ROBERT, Carlton Colvile, Suffolk, Harness Maker. March 30. Reeve,
LAVENDER, JOSEPH, John st, Gray's inn, Architect. March 15 Bird, Bedford row
MITCHELL, GEORGE, New Brighton, Chester, Gardener. March 15. Wright &
Co, Liverpool

NELSON, EDWARD, Torquay, Esq. March 31. Nelson & Son, Bennet's hill, Doc-
tor's Commons

O'CONNOR, ANN, Great May's bldgs, Westminster. April 14. Pullen, Basinghall
street

PARKER, JOSEPH, Regent's park rd, Grocer. March 15. Bird, Bedford row
PARKHOUSE, EDWIN, Fermoy rd, Paddington, Carman. March 7. Reader &
Hicks, Ely place, Holborn

PERKINS, SARAH, East Grinstead, Sussex. March 31. Darley & Cumberland,
John st, Bedford row

PLATT. SAMUEL ELI, Gresham rd, Brixton, Publisher. March 7. Reader &
Hicks, Ely place

RICHARDSON, TRYPHENA, Southport, Lancaster. March 28. Clark & Co, Lan

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STRATTON, RICHARD FOUNTAIN, East Sheen, Surrey, Coal Merchant. April 16.
Anderson & Sons, Ironmonger lane, Cheapside

THOMSON, WILLIAM, Southampton, United States Consul. April 1. Wansey &
Co, Moorgate st

TOBY, JOHN WILLIAM, Moor pk rd, Fulham, Gent. March 31. Withall & Co, Gt
George st, Westminster

WINTERBOTTOM, ROBERT DICKSON, Higher Broughton, nr Manchester. March 25.
Dendy & Paterson, Manchester

WRAY, MARGARETT, Littlebourne, Kent. April 2. Rivington & Son, Fenchurch
blags

WARNING TO INTENDING HOUSE PURCHASERS AND LESSEES. Before purchasing or renting a house have the Sanitary arrangements thoroughly examined by an expert from The Sanitary Engineering & Ventilation Co., 115, Victoria-st., Westminster (Estab. 1875), who also undertake the Ventilation of Offices, &c.—[ADVT.] FURNISH ON NORMAN & STACEY'S SYSTEM; No Deposit; 1, 2, or 3 years credit; 60 wholesale firms. Offices, 79, Queen Victoria-st., E.C. Branches at 121, Pali Mall, S.W., & 9. Liverpool-st., E.C. Goods delivered free.-[ADVT.

BYRNE. JULIAN OLIPHANT, Buckingham st, Strand, Engineer. High Court.
Pet Feb 12. Ord Feb 14

CHAPMAN, ALFRED JOHN, and JOSEPH CHARLES CHAPMAN, Kennington rd, Stone
Carvers. High Court. Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 14

CONNOR, DUNCAN MCNAB, Maze Pond, Bermondsey, Leather Merchant. High
Court. Pet Jan 25. Ord Feb 15
COOKE, EDWIN, Leamington, Hatter. Warwick. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
CORLESS, JOHN, Manchester, Fruit Merchant. Manchester. Pet Feb 14. Ord
Feb 14
CUSS, NEVIL, Maisey Hampton, Gloucestershire, out of business. Swindon.
Pet Feb 16. Ord Feb 16
DARBYSHIRE, THOMAS, York, Butcher. York. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
DENNAN, JOHN EUSTACE, Lower Phillimore pl, Kensington, Surgeon-Dentist.
High Court. Pet Aug 19. Ord Feb 14
DUGDALE, HENRY, Landport, Hants, Tobacconist. Portsmouth. Pet Feb 14.
Ord Feb 14
ELWOOD, JOHN SANSUM, Parkeston, nr Harwich, Butcher. Colchester. Pet Feb
14. Ord Feb 14
FARRINGTON, VALENTINE, Ulverston, Corn Miller. Ulverston and Barrow in
Furness. Pet Jan 22. Ord Feb 15

GILL, THOMAS JAMES, Hucknall Torkard, Notts, Grocer. Nottingham. Pet Feb
4. Ord Feb 15

GOODWIN, SIDNEY HERBERT, Mereworth, Kent, Farmer. Maidstone. Pet Feb
15. Ord Feb 15

GREGORY, BENJAMIN, Mugginton, Derbyshire, Innkeeper. Derby. Pet Feb 15.
Ord Feb 15

HARVEY, GEORGE MAWSON LEGGE, Elm grove, Cricklewood, Clerk. Barnet.
Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
HITCHON, JOSEPH HENRY, Bolton, Carder. Bolton. Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 14
HOWDLE, THOMAS, Knottingley, Yorks, Joiner. Wakefield. Pet Feb 14. Ord
Feb 14

HUGHES, H. P., & SON, Walton, Lancashire, Builders. Liverpool. Pet Feb 14.
Ord Feb 14

JONES. WILLIAM FREDERICK, Birmingham, Beer Retailer. Birmingham. Pet
Feb 14. Ord Feb 14
LEWIS, JAMES, Llangan, Carmarthenshire, Licensed Victualler. Pembroke
Dock. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
LEWIS, JOHN, Mitcham, Surrey, Gardener. Croydon. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
L'HUILLIER, CHARLES. and JULES DUBOIS, Hatton Garden, Watch Manu-
facturers. High Court. Pet Feb 11. Ord Feb 15

LINFOOT, BENJAMIN, and WILLIAM LYNAS, York, Builders. York. Pet Jan 29.
MARSHALL FRANK, Moorgate st, Advertising Agent. High Court. Pet Feb 16.
Ord Feb 15

Ord Feb 16

MELLOR, NOAH, and THOMAS LIGHTFOOT, Over, Cheshire, Bakers. Nantwich
and Crewe. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15

MITCHELL, SAMUEL TIUS, Bradford, Merchant. Bradford. Pet Feb 12. Ord
Feb 12

MORTON, JOHN, Victoria grove, Kensington, Wine Merchant. High Court. Pet
Feb 14. Ord Feb 14

NELSON, JOHN ROBERT, Stockton on Tees, Builder. Stockton on Tees and
Middlesborough. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15

NOWELL, WILLIAM WINSOR, Torquay, Draper. Exeter. Pet Feb 16. Ord Feb 16
NUTTALL, JOHN WILLIAM, Staveley, Derby, Butcher. Chesterfield. Pet Feb 15.
Ord Feb 16

PATTON, THOMAS, Stockton on Tees, Builder. Stockton on Tees and Middles-
borough. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15

RANI LE, HENRY, Runcorn, Cheshire, Draper. Warrington. Pet Feb 15. Ord
Feb 15

REES, LEWIS, Aberdulais, nr Neath, Draper. Neath. Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 14
SHARMAN, THOMAS, Eynesbury, Huntingdon, Butcher. Bedford. Pet Feb 4.
Ord Feb 16

SMITH, WILLIAM, Folkestone, Furniture Dealer. Canterbury. Pet Feb 14. Ord
Feb 14
SOUTHALL, HORATIO WILLIAM, Birmingham, Wine Merchant. Birmingham. Pet
Feb 16. Ord Feb 16

STEPHENS, WILLIAM JAMES BORROW, High st, Chatham, Draper. Rochester.
Pet Jan 26. Ord Feb 14

STEWART, CHARLES MALCOLM, Liverpool, Broker. Liverpool. Pet Jan 31. Or
Feb 15

VIENNOIS, ADOLPHUS RICHARD, Hoxton st, Hoxton, Confectioner. High Court
Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15

WAKEFIELD, JOHN, Sandwich, Kent, Grocer. Canterbury. Pet Feb 14. Ord
Feb 14

WIGHTMAN, ALEXANDER, Cattistock, Dorset, Carpenter. Dorchester. Pet Jan
29. Ord Feb 16

The following Amended Notice is substituted for that published in the
London Gazette, Feb. 15.
WINDEBANK, E, Manchester, Paper Merchant. Manchester. Pet Dec 21. Ord
Feb 11

FIRST MEETINGS.

ASKEW, WILLIAM, Keswick, Cumberland, Hotel Keeper. Feb 28 at 12. Court
House. Keswick

ASTRUP, THOMAS, Lombard st, Timber Merchant. March 4 at 11. 33, Carey st,
Lincoln's inn

BANKS, WILLIAM, Bolton, Lancs, Optician. Feb 28 at 3. 16, Wood st, Bolton
BERNARDO, BERNARD CHARLES ERNEST, Victoria Mansions, Westminster. Feb
25 at 11. Bankruptcy bidgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields
BIRD, GEORGE, Liverpool, Pilot. Feb 28 at 3. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool
BLACKBURN, THOMAS, Leyland, Lancs, Clogger. Feb 26 at 11. 16, Wood

Bolton

BOYCE, JOHN Cox, Cornwell, Oxfordshire, Clerk in Holy Orders. Feb 28 at 11.30 Off Rec. St Aldates, Oxford

BUNCE, GEORGE, Bray, Berks, Baker. Feb 28 at 2. Bell Hotel, Maidenhead CHADNEY, HARRIETT, Clifton, Bristol, Lodging-house Keeper. Feb 25 at 1. Off Rec, Bristol

DARBYSHIRE, THOMAS, York, Butcher. March 1 at 12. Off Rec, York
DEW, FREDERICK, Weston super Mare, out of business. Feb 25 at 12.15. George
and Railway Hotel, Victoria st, Bristol
DUGDALE. HENRY, Landport, Hampshire, Tobacconist. Feb 28 at 4. 166, Queen
st, Portsea
EDKINS, ARTHUR JOSEPH, Welford, Gloucestershire, Gardener. Feb 28 at 12.30.
Off Rec, 17, Hertford st, Coventry
FISKEN, JAMES SCOULER, Wharf rd, City rd, Dyer. Feb 25 at 3. Bankruptcy
bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields

GOODWIN, SIDNEY HERBERT, Mereworth, Kent, Farmer. March 1 at 3. Off Rec,
Week st, Maidstone
GREEN, DANIEL, Thornton Heath, Surrey, Builder. Feb 28 at 3. 109, Victoria
st, S. W.

GREGORY, BENJAMIN, Muggington, Derbyshire, Innkeeper. Feb 25 at 2.30. Off
Rec, St James's chmbrs, Derby

HAWKINS, JOSEPH FURGERSON, and ALBERT HENRY HAWKINS, Margate, Commission Agents. March 2 at 12. Bankruptcy bldgs. Lincoln's inn HITCHON, JOSEPH HENRY, Bolton, Lancashire, Carder. Feb 25 at 11. 16, Wood st, Bolton

HOWDLE, THOMAS. Knottingley, Yorks, Joiner. Feb 28 at 2. Off Rec, Southgate chbrs, Southgate, Wakefield

HUGGETT, ALBERT, Bexhill, Sussex, Gasfitter. Feb 25 at 12. Off Rec, Pavilion bldgs, Brighton

HUGHES, HP, & SON, Walton, Lancs, Builders. Feb 28 at 3.30. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool

LEAR, SAMUEL. Hanley, Earthenware Manufacturer. March 2 at 4. North Stafford Hotel, Stoke upon Trent

LESLIE, CHARLES, Elgin avenue, Maida Vale, out of business. Feb 25 at 11. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

LEWIS, JAMES, Llangan, Carmarthen, Innkeeper. Feb 25 at 11. Off Rec, 11, Quay st, Carmarthen

LINFOOT, BENJAMIN, and WILLIAM LYNAS, York, Builders. March 1 at 1. Off Rec. York

MARKS, THOMAS, Maidenhead, Baker. Feb 28 at 12.30. Bell Hotel, Maidenhead MITCHELL, SAMUEL TITUS, Bradford, Merchant. Feb 25 at 3. Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford

NOWELL, WILLIAM WINSOR, Torquay, Draper. March 2 at 11. Off Rec, 13, Bedford circus. Exeter

REES, LEWIS, Aberdylais, nr Neath, Draper. Feb 28 at 11.30. Castle Hotel, Neath

SHEPPARD. ISAAC JOHN. Watford, Hertfordshire, Baker. Feb 25 at 11. Blagg & Edwards, St Albans, Hertfordshire

SKRINE, CHARLES, Bagshot, Builder. Feb 25 at 2. Cannon st Hotel

SMITH, WILLIAM. Folkestone, Furniture Dealer. March 2 at 1. Bankruptcy blings, Lincoln's inn STEPHENS. WILLIAM JAMES BORROW, High st, Chatham, Draper. Feb 28 at 3.15. 51, Chancery lane

THORNTON, EDWIN, Wakefield. Engineer. Feb 28 at 11. Off Rec, Southgate chbrs, Southgate, Wakefield

TURNER, FRANCIS GEARE, residence unknown, Widow. Feb 25 at 3. Bankruptcy blags, Lincoln's inn

WAKEFIELD, JOHN, High st, Sandwich, Grocer. March 4 at 10. 32, St George's st, Canterbury

WHITE, HENRY ABBLITT, West Green rd, Tottenham, Grocer. Feb 25 at 11. Cannon st Hotel

WHITE. HENRY ABBLITT, ROBERT THOMPSON WHITE, and JOSEPH AUGUSTUS WHITE, High rd, Tottenham, Grocers. Feb 25 at 15. Cannon Street Hotel

WHITE, JOSEPH AUGUSTUS (sep estate), High rd, Tottenham, Grocer. Feb 25 at 11. Cannon st Hotel

WHITE, ROBERT THOMPSON (sep estate), West Green rd, Tottenham, Grocer. Feb 25 at 11. Cannon st Hotel

WILLIAMS, EDWARD, Aston, nr Birmingham, Carpenter. March 2 at 11. Luke Jesson Sharp, Birmingham

ADJUDICATIONS.

ALAIS, ALFRED CLARENCE, Beauclerc rd, Hammersmith, Engraver. Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 16

BACON, STEPHEN, Handsworth, Yorks, Colliery Manager. Sheffield. Pet Feb 12. Ord Feb 14

BALES, CHRISTOPHER ELLIS, Great Yarmouth, Butcher. Great Yarmouth. Pet
Feb 2. Ord Feb 14

BANKS, WILLIAM, Bolton, Lancs, Optician. Bolton. Pet Feb 11. Ord Feb 14.
BIRD, GEORGE, Liverpool, Pilot. Liverpool. Pet Jan 17. Ord Feb 15
BLACKBURN, THOMAS, Leyland, Lancs, Clogger. Bolton. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
BONSHOR, CHARLES J., Derby, Plumber. Derby. Pet Jan 20. Ord Feb 14
BRAY, WILLIAM HENRY, Truro, Carpenter. Truro. Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 14
BROWN, JAMES, Clee, Lincolnshire, Skipper. Great Grimsby. Pet Feb 14. Ord
Feb 15
BURROW, ALBERT, Bath, Wheel Chair Maker. Bath. Pet Feb 16. Ord Feb 16
BYRNE, JULIAN OLIPHANT, Winterwell rd, Brixton Hill, no occupation. High
Court. Pet Feb 12. Ord Feb 14.

CHADNEY, HARRIETT, Clifton, Bristol, Lodging House Keeper. Bristol. Pet
Feb 11. Ord Feb 14

CORLESS, JOHN, Manchester, Fruit Merchant. Manchester. Pet Feb 14. Ord
Feb 14

DUGDALE, HENRY Landport, Hants, Tobacconist. Portsmouth. Pet Feb 14.
Ord Feb 14
GARVEY, ANN, Nottingham, General Dealer. Nottingham. Pet Feb 8. Ord

Feb 12
GIBSON, BENJAMIN, Liverpool, Iron Merchant. High Court. Pet Jan 17. Ord
Feb 15
GREGORY, BENJAMIN, Mugginton, Derby, Innkeeper. Derby. Pet Feb 15.
Feb 15

Ord

HASKELL, WALTER, New st, Hampton, Grocer. Kingston, Surrey. Pet Feb 10. Ord Feb 16

HAYWOOD, CHARLES F. Newington causeway, Managing Director. High Court. Pet Dec 3. Ord Feb 16

HAYWOOD, DANTEL W H, Newington causeway, Managing Director. High
Court. Pet Dec 3. Ord Feb 16

HINDLET, JULES, Old Compton st. Soho sq, Dealer in Foreign Provisions. High
Court. Pet Feb 10. Ord Feb 14
HITCHON, JOSEPH HENRY, Halliwell, nr Bolton, Carder. Bolton. Pet Feb 14.
Ord Feb 14

HOOLEY, WILLIAM, Southampton, Shipping Agent, High Court. Pet Feb 9.
Ord Feb 15

HOWDLE, THOMAS, Knottingley, Yorks, Joiner. Wakefield. Pet Feb 14. Ord Feb 14

HUGHES, ELIZABETH OAKLEY, Sedgley, Stafford, Grocer. Dudley. Pet Feb 3.
Ord Feb 12
JONES, HENRY, Llanelly, Bootmaker. Carmarthen. Pet Feb 8. Ord Feb 8
JONES. JOHN H, Rhosybol, Anglesey, Corn Merchant. Bangor. Pet Jan 25.
Ord Feb 16
JESSE, RICHARD JOHN, Fontmell Magna, Dorset, Miller. Salisbury. Pet Feb 8.
Ord Feb 15

LAW, HENRY, Queen Anne's gate, Engineer. High Court. Pet Nov 23. Ord
Feb 14

LEAR, SAMUEL, Hanley, Earthenware Manufacturer. Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall. Pet Jan 19. Ord Feb 15

LEVIN, ISAAC. Blyth, Northumberland, Clothier. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet Feb 1. Ord Feb 16

LEWIS, JACOB. Woodside avenue, South Norwood, Builder. Croydon. Pet Jan 7. Ord Feb 15

MARKS, THOMAS, Maidenhead, Berks, Baker. Windsor. Pet Feb 7.
MARSHALL, FRANK, Moorgate st, Advertising Agent. High Court.
Ord Feb 16
MATHIAS, WILLIAM, Brawdy, Pembroke, Farmer. Pembroke Dock.
Ord Feb 14

Ord Feb 11 Pet Feb 16.

Pet Feb 5.

MELLOR, NOAH, and THOMAS LIGHTFOOT, Over, Cheshire, Bakers. Nantwich
and Crewe. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
MITCHELL, SAMUEL TITUS, Bradford, Provision Merchant. Bradford. Pet Feb
12. Órd Feb 12
MITCHELL, WILLIAM, jun, Southport, Gent. Liverpool. Pet Jan 24. Ord Feb 16
NELSON, JOHN ROBERT, Stockton on Tees. Builder.
Middlesborough. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15
NIGHTINGALE, R W, Aston, Warwick, Paper Hangings Dealer. Birmingham.
Pet Jan 22. Ord Feb 14

Stockton on Tees and

NOWELL, WILLIAM WINSOR, Torquay, Draper. Exeter. Pet Feb 16. Ord
Feb 16
NUTTALL, JOHN WILLIAM, Staveley, Derby, Butcher. Chesterfield. Pet Feb 14.
Ord Feb 16

ORMEROD, GEORGE, Greetland, Yorks, Wheelwright. Halifax. Pet Feb 2. Ord
Feb 16

PATTON, THOMAS, Stockton on Tees, Builder. Stockton on Tees and Middlesborough. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15

PEEL, JOHN HENRY, Carrington, Nottingham, Grocer. Nottingham. Pet Jan 23. Ord Feb 12

PETTIT, WILLIAM, Haldane rd, Fulham, Cowkeeper. High Court. Pet Feb 9. Ord Feb 14

RANDLE, HENRY, Runcorn, Cheshire, Draper. Warrington. Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15

SMITH. WILLIAM, Folkestone, Furniture Dealer. Canterbury. Pet Feb 12. Ord
Feb 14

SMITH, WILLIAM ROBERT, Shaftesbury, Dorset, Baker. Salisbury. Pet Jan 31.
Ord Feb 16
THOMAS, TOM, Newport, Mon, Contractor. Newport, Mon. Pet Feb 7. Org
Feb 14
TOMLINSON, FREDERICK, and CHARLES REEVE, Bulwell, Nottingham, Joiners.
Nottingham. Pet Jan 11. Ord Feb 12

Ord Feb 16

TROWBRIDGE, KOBERT, Salisbury, General Dealer. Salisbury. Pet Feb 8. Ord
Feb 15
UNDERWOOD, ALBERT L., Eastcheap, Mining Agent. High Court. Pet Nov 1.
VIENNOIS, ADOLPHUS RICHARD, Hoxton st, Hoxton, Confectioner. High Court.
WAKEFIELD, JOHN, Sandwich, Kent, Grocer. Canterbury. Pet Feb 14. Ord

Pet Feb 15. Ord Feb 15

Feb 14

WARD, EDWARD, CUTHBERT, and EDWARD WILLIAM WARD, Leamington, War-
wickshire, Tailors. Warwick. Pet Feb 1. Ord Feb 16
WILD, JOHN, Manchester, Estate Broker. Manchester. Pet Jan 28. Ord
Feb 15
WILEMAN. WILLIAM, London Wall, Spirit Merchant. High Court. Pet Oct 8.
Ord Feb 18

WILLIAMS, EDWARD, Aston, nr Birmingham, Carpenter. Birmingham. Pet Feb 9. Ord Feb 14

WILLIAMS. THOMAS, Colwyn Bay, Denbighshire, Grocer. Bangor. Pet Jan 31. Ord Feb 16

WINDEBANK, E., Manchester, Paper Merchant. Manchester. Pet Dec 21. Ord Feb 15

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Feb. 22 RECEIVING ORDERS.

ADAMS, JOHN, Portsea, Bootmaker. Portsmouth. Pet Feb 18. Ord Feb 18 ALLWOOD, JOSEPH, Leamington, Coal Dealer. Warwick. Pet Feb 17. Ord

Feb 17

BALDEN. HENRY, Otham, Kent, Shoemaker. Maidstone. Pet Feb 19. Ord Feb 19

BARROW, JOHN STEPHEN, Leeds, Accountant. Leeds. Pet Feb 16. Ord Feb 16 BOVEY, JAMES THOMAS, Torquay, Corn Merchant. Exeter. Pet Feb 18. Ord Feb 18

BOWER, GEORGE, St Neots, Huntingdon, Gas Engineer. Bedford. Pet Feb 18. Ord Feb 18

BROAD, GEORGE WINSTONE, Bristol, Beer Retailer. Bristol. Pet Feb 16. Ord Feb 18

BYROM, THOMAS, Leeds, Beerhouse Keeper. Leeds. Pet Feb 16. Ord Feb 16 CAMPBELL, HENRY, Epworth, Lincoln, Potato Salesman. Sheffield. Pet Feb 5. Ord Feb 18

CHERRINGTON, CHARLES HENRY, Donington, Lincoln, Draper. Peterborough. Pet Feb 17. Ord Feb 17

Ord Feb 16

CLOUTING, JOHN REVETT, Thetford, Norfolk, Surgeon. Norwich. Pet Feb 19.
Ord Feb 19
DRURY, APPLEBY, Scarborough, Grocer. Scarborough. Pet Feb 17. Ord Feb 17
EVANS, JOHN, Haminiog, Cardigan. Shoemaker. Aberystwith. Pet Feb 16.
FINCH, JOSEPH BURNETT, Girdler's rd, West Kensington, Esq. High Court.
Pet Feb 17. Ord Feb 17
GEE, RICHARD, Oxford, Ironmonger. Oxford. Pet Feb 16. Ord Feb 16
GRAINGER, WILLIAM, Ulleskelf, Yorks, Farmer. York. Pet Feb 19. Ord Feb 19
HOE, CHARLES WILLIAM, Oxford st, Trunk Maker. High Court. Pet Feb 17.
Ord Feb 17

HOMES, THOMAS Felix st, Hackney rd, Licensed Victualler. High Court. Pet
Feb 18. Ord Feb 19

JARVIS, ELIZA, Bury St Edmunds, Widow. Bury St Edmunds. Pet Feb 19.

Ord Feb 19

JOHNSON, GEORGE, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, Saddler. Sheffield. Pet Feb 17. Ord Feb 17

KNOX, WILLIAM, Consett, Durham, Builder. Newcastle on Tyne, Pet Feb 2. Ord Feb 17

LLOYD, JOHN JAMES, and CHARLES HENRY LLOYD, Pembroke Dock, Ironmongers. Pembroke Dock. Pet Feb 19. Ord Feb 19

OTTER. FREDERICK. Bainton, Northamptonshire, Farmer. Peterborough. Pe Feb 19. Ord Feb 19

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