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11. Off Rec, Pink lane, Newcastle on Tyne PORTER, GEORGE, Tanner's hill, Deptford, Auctioneer. May 2 at 3. toria st, Westminster

109, VicREYNOLDS, DAVID FREELOVE, Swansea, Licensed Victualler. May 2 at 11. Off Rec, 6, Rutland st. Swansea

ROBERTS, WILLIAM KYFFIN, Portmadoc, Carnarvon, Quarryman. May 3 at 1.30.
Royal Hotel, Carnarvon

SAXON, THOMAS, Audenshaw, Lancs, Grocer. April 29 at 11.30.
Bridge st, Manchester

Ogden's chbrs,
SCHOLES, JOHN THOMAS, Blackburn, Grocer. April 29 at 2.30. County Court,
Blackburn

SHAW, JOSEPH, Elland, Yorks, Grocer. May 3 at 11. Off Rec, Halifax

SHILTON, JOHN EDWARD, King's Heath, Worcs, Professional Cricketer. May
2 at 11. Off Rec, Birmingham

SMITH. JOHN ELIAS, Stockport, Licensed Victualler. Apr 29 at 12.30. Off Rec,
County chbrs, Market pl, Stockport

SMITH, JOHN WILLIAM, Fakenham, Norfolk, Carpenter. Apr 30 at 1. Off Rec,
8, King st. Norwich

SMITH, JOHN WILLIAM, Stafford, Draper. May 4 at 11.25. County Court, Stafford
SPRING, FREDERICK GEORGE, Sandy, Beds, out of business. Apr 29 at 2.30. 33,
Carey st, Lincoln's inn'
3 at 11. Off Rec,
THOMPSON, THOMAS, Scarborough, Fisherman. April 29 at 11. Off Rec, 74, New-
borough st, Scarborough

STOKES, JOHN WESTLEY, Harborne, Staffs, Plumber. May
Birmingham

WALLACE, JAMES. Sunderland, Builder. April 29 at 12. Off Rec. 21, Fawcett st, Sunderland

WALLINGTON, JOHN, Barrow in Furness, Baker. April 29 at 12. 2, Paxton
terrace, Barrow in Furness

WARD. EDWARD JOHN, Eccleshall, Staffordshire, Grocer. May at 11.45.
County Court, Stafford

WELLER, JOSIAH. Lewes, Sussex, Saddler. May 3 at 12.80. Bankruptcy hldngs,
Lincoln's inn
WOOLGAR, JOHN, and JABEZ WOOLGAR, Horsham, Sussex, Builders. May 3 at
11.30. Bankruptcy bldngs, Lincoln's inn

The following Amended Notice is substituted for that published in the
London Gazette of April 19.
SIVELL, WILLIAM BASS, Crocken hill, Kent, Gent. April 28 at 11.30. Off Rec,
High st, Rochester

ADJUDICATIONS.

BAYNES, Dr GEORGE AYLMER, Burfield House, Highgate. High Court.

Sept 8. Ord Apr 18

Pet
BAYNES, WILLIAM, and TOM DAWSON, Nottingham, Builders. Nottingham. Pet
Apr 13. Ord Apr 20

BEACHER, GEORGE, Gt Grimsby, Smack Owner. Gt Grimsby. Pet Apr 18. Ord
Apr 18

WRIGHT, THOMAS HOLLIS. and DAVID JAMES WRIGHT, Narrow st, Limehouse,
Wharfingers. High Court. Pet April 6. Ord April 21

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, April 26.
RECEIVING ORDERS.

ABBOTT, EDWARD JOHN, Monk Soham, Suffolk, Carrier. Ipswich.
Ord April 21

Pet April 21.

BAILEY, PETER EDWARD, Swinton, nr Manchester, no occupation. Macclesfield.
Pet March 31. Ord April 21
BLAMIRES, EDWARD, Cleckheaton, Yorks, Weaver. Bradford. Pet April 21
Ord April 21

BOON. WILLIAM, Catford, Kent, Railway Agent. High Court. Pet April 23.
Ord April 23
BORASTON, WILLIAM, Birmingham, Grocer. Madeley, Shropshire. Pet March
21. Ord April 20
BULL, THOMAS EDMUND, Newport, I.W., Hotel Proprietor. Newport and Ryde.
Pet April 19. Ord April 19

CAIN, GEORGE, sen., St. Neots, Hunts, Innkeeper. Bedford. Pet April 22. Ord
April 22
CAMWELL, GEORGE, Exhall, nr Coventry, Farmer. Coventry. Pet April 18.
Ord April 22

CAZES. ISAAC, Bereford rd, Highbury, Merchant. High Court. Pet April 21.
Ord April 21
CHADDERTON. WILLIAM, Newton Heath, Lancashire, General Dealer. Man-
chester. Pet April 23. Ord April 23
Ord

CROFT, JOHN NEWTON, Wye, Kent, Tailor. Canterbury. Pet April 21.
April 21
CROSSING, WALTER, East Stonehouse, Devon, Boot Maker. East Stonehouse.
Pet April 21. Ord April 1

DAY, JOHN BENJAMIN, and GEORGE JAMES HAWKINS, Great Yarmouth, Iron-
mongers. Great Yarmouth. Pet April 22. Ord April 22

DEACON, HENRY, South Shields, Undertaker. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet April
23. Ord April 24

DYER, THOMAS, High st, Kingsland, Cheesemonger. High Court. Pet Feb 21.
Ord April 20
HOARE. THOMAS, residence unknown, Licensed Victualler. High Court. Pet
Feb 22. Oid April 23

HOUSDON, CHARLES, Chatsworth rd, Clapton, Grocer. High Court. Pet April
22. Ord April 22

HUMPHREY, JOHN SWIFT, Neath, Glamorgan, Schoolmaster. High Court. Pet
April 22. Ord April 22

JONES, THOMAS, Anfield, nr Liverpool, Builder. Liverpool. Pet April 21. Ord
April 21
KAY, JOHN HENRY, Banbury, Oxford, Musical Instrument Dealer. Banbury.
Pet April 22. Ord April 22

Pet April 23. Ord April 23

LANGLEY, ALFRED HUGH, Ashford, Kent, Marine Store Dealer. Canterbury. LAYTON, EDWARD, Sheffield, Boot Dealer. Sheffield. Pet April 23. Ord April 23 LEWARTON, ELIAS ROBERT, Fulbeck, Lincs, Grocer. Nottingham. Pet April 19. Ord April 23 MEAR. WILLIAM. Cudworth, nr Barnsley, Yorks, Engine Driver Barnsley. Pet April 23. Ord April 23 MILLS, BENJAMIN, Bacup, out of business. Oldham. Pet April 22. Ord April 22 BENT, THOMAS, Westleigh, Lancs, Baker. Bolton. Pet Apr 20. Ord Apr 20 MUNDAY. CHARLES, Winchester, out of business. Winchester. Pet April 21. BRUNSDEN, HENRY, Chisledon, Wilts, Farmer. Swindon. Pet Apr 13. Ord Apr 19 NEWNHAM, WILLIAM, Newport, I W, Baker. Newport and Ryde. Pet April 21. Ord April 21 CAREY, HENRY GEORGE. Yeovil, Builder. Yeovil. Pet Mar 26. Ord Apr 18 CHURCH, JOHN, Coleman st, Builder. High Court. Pet Feb 22. Ord Apr 20

BEDGGOOD, GEORGE, Appleton in Widnes, Lancs, Baker. Liverpool. Pet Apr 2.
Ord Apr 19

DAVIES, DANIEL, Talley, Carmarthenshire, Draper. Carmarthen. Pet Apr 20
Ord Apr 20
DOBBS, THOMAS HENRY, Aberdulais, nr Neath, Glam, Gardener. Neath. Pet
Apr 15. Ord Apr 20

EATON, SAMUEL WILLIAM, Rothwell, Northamptonshire, Shoemaker. North-
ampton. Pet Apr 20. Ord Apr 20

ELLIS, THOMAS, Chirbury, Salop, Miller. Newtown. Pet Apr 4. Ord Apr 18
FORSTER, THOMAS, Guisborough, Yorks. Grocer. Stockton on Tees and Middles-
borough. Pet Apr 6. Ord Apr 19

FOWLER, JAMES, Newbury, Berks, Baker. Newbury. Pet April 5. Ord April 18
FRETWELL, THOMAS HENRY, Rotherham, Yorks, Pork Butcher. Sheffield. Pet
April 19. Ord April 20

HARPER, WILLIAM, Willenhall, Stafford, Lock Manufacturer. Wolverhampton.

Pet April 4. Ord April 19

HODDINOTT, JAMES CHARLES, Swindon, Coal Merchant. Swindon. Pet April 14.
Ord April 18

HOLMES, JOHN, Leeds, Plumber. Leeds. Pet April 19. Ord April 19

HUNT, CHARLES, Heanor, Derby, out of business. Derby. Pet April 19. Ord
April 19

JENNER, HERBERT, Waldron, Sussex, Gent. Lewes and Eastbourne.
March 18. Ord April 19

Pet

JONES, THOMAS. Gellygaer, Glamorgan, Grocer. Merthyr Tydfil. Pet April 16.
Órd April 20

MOORE, JOSEPH, Thornton Heath, Surrey, Doctor. Croydon. Pet Feb 22. Ord
April 18

PALMER, GEORGE RUSSELL, Southsea, Grocer. Portsmouth. Pet April 14. Ord
April 15

PILGRIM, GEORGE ROBERT, New Malden, Surrey, Clerk. Kingston, Surrey.
Pet March 16. Urd April 15

POWELL, THOMAS, Mountain Ash, Glamorganshire, Bootmaker. Aberdare. Pet
April 20. Ord April 20

PRYOR, GEORGE, and ALFRED PRYOR, High st, Tottenham, Builders. High
Court. Pet April 14. Ord April 18

ROBBINS, JOHN, Durrington, Wilts, Farmer. Salisbury. Pet March 29.
April 18

Ord

ROBERTS, CHARLES, Church rd, Wimbledon, Grocer. Kingston, Surrey. Pet
April 15. Ord April 19

SARNEY, SAMUEL EDWARD. Queen's rd, Peckham. High Court. Pet April 19
SHAW, JOSEPH. Elland, Yorks, Grocer. Halifax. Pet April 18. Ord April 18
SHILTON, JOHN EDWARD. King's Beath, Worcestershire, Professional Cricketer.
Birmingham. Pet April 15. Ord April 18

THOMPSON, THOMAS, Scarborough, Fisherman. Scarborough. Pet April 18.
Ord April 20

TOWLER, JOHN, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire, Joiner. Derby. Pet April 20.
April 20

Ord April 21

NICHOLSON, JAMES, Southsea, Draper. Portsmouth. Pet Apr 22. Ord Apr 22
O'HARA, MCNEILL SHAW, and HENRY WILCOX, Phoenix Wharf, Milwall, Paint
Makers. High Court. Pet Apr 22. Ord Apr 23

PALMER, FRANCIS, Warboys, Hunts, Retired Farmer. Peterborough. Pet Apr
23. Ord Apr 23
REES, JOHN, Merthyr Tydfil, Butcher. Merthyr Tydfil. Pet Apr 23. Ord Apr 23
REYNOLDS, JOSEPH, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, Licensed Victualler. Worces-
ter Pet Apr 21. Ord Apr 21

ROBINSON, JAMES WILSON, Macclesfield, Grocer. Macclesfield. Pet Apr 21.
Urd Apr 21
SCATTERGOOD, LUKE, Nottingham, Builder. Nottingham. Pet Apr 23. Ord
Apr 23

SEWARD, THOMAS, Godmanchester, Huntingdon, Cattle Dealer. Peterborough.
Pet April 22. Ord April 22
SHERSON, ERROLL H S, Longridge rd. Earl's Court, Gent. High Court. Pet
March 10. Ord April 21

STRATFORD, HENRY VERNER WINGFIELD, and FRANCIS MERVYN WINGFIELD
STRATFORD, Brandon st, Bermondsey. High Court. Pet April 6. Ord
April 21

THOMPSON, WILLIAM, Warley, nr Oldbury, Maltster. Oldbury. Pet April 22
Ord April 22

TRITSCHLER, FERDINAND HENRY, Carlisle, Jeweller. Carlisle, Pet April 22.
Ord April 22

WADE, WILLIAM HENRY, Bradford, Yorks, Grocer. Bradford. Pet April 23.
Úrd April 23

WELLS, CHARLES, Wavertree, nr Liverpool, Gent. Liverpool. Pet April 6. Ord
April 22

WELLWOOD, ROBERT, Wigan, Grocer. Wigan. Pet April 21. Ord April 21
WHEELDON, JOSEPH, Burton on Trent, Builder. Burton on Trent. Pet April 22.
Ord April 22

WHITING, CHARLES, Liverpool, Master Mariner. Liverpool. Pet April 21. Ord
April 21

WILSON, WILLIAM, Blackheath, Stafford, Builder. Dudley. Pet April 22. Ord
April 22

WORMS, CARL EDWARD, Charlton, Kent, Engineer's Draughtsman. Greenwich.
Pet April 22. Ord April 22

FIRST MEETINGS.

ABBOTT, EDWARD JOHN, Monk Soham, Suffolk, Carrier. May 3 at 12. Off Rec, 2.
Westgate st, Ipswich

ADAMS, WILLIAM O'BRIEN, residence unknown. May 8 at 11. 33, Carey st, Lin-
'coln's inn

BAILEY. PETER EDWARD. Swinton, nr Manchester, no occupation. May 4 at 11.
Off Rec, 23, King Edward st, Macclesfield

BAKER, ALFRED BATH, Ealing Green, Ealing, Builder. May 3 at 12. 33, Carey
st, Lincoln's inn

Ord

BAMLETT, THOMAS, Haverton hill, Durham, Farmer. May 5 at 11. Off Rec, 8, Albert rd. Middlesborough

TRAVERS, JOHN APLIN, Dorchester, Auctioneer. Dorchester. Pet April 6.
April 18
UNDERWOOD, CHARLES, Drury lane, Grocer. High Court. Pet April 20.
April 20
VALENTINE, ROBERT, Longthorpe, Northamptonshire, Farmer. Peterborough.
Pet April 4. Ord April 16

Ord

Ord

BARKER, HENRY, Great Grimsby, Grocer. May 4 at 12.30. Off Rec, 3, Haven st.
Great Grimsby
BAYNES, WILLIAM, and TOM DAWSON, Nottingham, Bullders. May 5 at 11. Off
Rec, 1, High pavement, Nottingham
BELLAS, GEORGE, Stockton on Tees, Implement Salesman. May 3 at 11. Off
Rec, 8, Aloert rd, Middlesborough

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WHEATLEY, THOMAS HENRY, and HARVARD ANDREW DAVIES, Liverpool, Photographic Chemists. Liverpool. Pet March 2. Ord April 19

BENNETT, JAMES, jun, Blackheath, Staffordshire, Saddler. May 3 at 9.30. Off
Rec, Dudley

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CROSSE, RODOLPHE, Portland fer, Regent's pk, Florist. May 4 at 12. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn

CROSSING, WALTER, East Stonehouse, Devon, Bootmaker. May 5 at 12. 18,
Frankfort st, Plymouth

DAVIES, DANIEL, Talley, Carmarthenshire, Draper. May 4 at 3. Off Rec, 11,
Quay st, Carmarthen
DEACON, HENRY, South Shields, Undertaker. May 7 at 10.30. Off Rec, Pink
lane, Newcastle on Tyne

EDWARDS, GEORGE, Lucy_rd, Bermondsey, Licensed Victualler. May 3 at 11.
Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn

ELLIOT, WILLIAM, St. Ringers ct, nr Stroud, Woollen Cloth Manufacturer. May 5 at 3.30. Imperial Hotel, Stroud

FORSTER. THOMAS. Guisborough, Yorks, Grocer. May 8 at 11.30. Off Rec, 8, Albert rd, Middlesborough

GEORGE. WALTER, King sq, Clerkenwell, Jeweller. May 3 at 2.30. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields

GOSLING. JAMES WILLIAM, Newington green rd. Islington, Corn Merchant. May 5 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn flelds HAYWARD, GEORGE, Caulfield rd, Peckham, Traveller. May 3 at 12. Bankruptcy

bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields

HITCHCOCK, ARTHUR KENYON, Gt Grimsby, Butcher. May 4 at 12. Off Rec, 3, Haven st, Gt Grimsby

HOCKIN, JAMES, Plymouth, Bootmaker. May 5 at 11. 18, Frankfort st, Plymouth HOLMES, JOHN, Leeds, Plumber. May 3 at 11. Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds HOUGHTON, ROBERT, Bristol, Ironmonger. May 6 at 12.15. Off Rec, Colmore row, Birmingham

HUNT, CHARLES, Heanor, Derbyshire, out of business. May 3 at 3. Flying

Horse Hotel, Nottingham

HUTCHINSON, JOHN, Bingham, Nottinghamshire, Farmer. May 4 at 12. Off Rec, 1, High pavement, Nottingham

KLEIN. THORVALD, Laurence Pountney hill, Agent. May 8 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields

LONGMORE, BENJAMIN, HENRY LONGMORE, and SIMEON LONGMORE, Goscote
Lodge, nr Walsall, Farmers. May 4 at 11.15. Off Rec, Walsall
LOOSMORE, JAMES, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Hay Merchant. May 4 at 11.
Off Rec, 11, Quay st, Carmarthen

MIROY, ERNEST, Beaumont st. Marylebone. Importer of Clocks. May 4 at 11.
Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields

MOODY, ALFRED, Wimborne Minster, Dorsetshire, Chemist. May 4 at 1.30. Off Rec, Salisbury

MUNDAY, ALBERT HENRY, Pyrton, Oxfordshire, Chair Turner. May 5 at 11.30. Off Rec, 1, St Aldates, Oxford

NEWNHAM, WILLIAM, Newport, Isle of Wight, Baker. May 7 at 11.30. Off Rec, Newport, Isle of Wight

NUTTALL, THOMAS, Todmorden, Lancashire, Hawker of Drapery Goods. May 4 at 12.30. Queen's Hotel, Todmorden

PARKER, THOMAS, High st, Deptford, Grocer. May 3 at 3. 109, Victoria st, Westminster

PASSEY, CHARLES HENRY, Albert st, Victoria sq, Artist. May 4 at 12. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

PILGRIM. GEORGE ROBERT, New Malden, Clerk. May 3 at 12. 16 Room, 30 and 31, St Swithin's lane

POUNCEY, GEORGE, Ripon, Tailor. May 5 at 11.30.
Middlesborough

Off Rec, 8, Albert rd, May 5 at 12. 33, Carey

PRESCOTT. SAMUEL, Exmouth st, Clerkenwell, Baker.
st, Lincoln's inn
REYNOLDS. JOSEPH, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, Licensed Victualler. May 11
at 11. Off Rec, Worcester

RICHARDS, DAVID, Croyddin, Cardigan, Lab urer. May 3 at 12.30. Townhall,
Aberystwith
ROBINSON, JAMES WILSON. Macclesfield, Grocer. May 4 at 12. Off Rec, 23,
King Edward st. Macclesfield

DEWARD, THOMAS, Godmanchester, Huntingdon, Cattle Dealer. May 5 at 12.30.
County Court, Peterborough

SMITH, THOMAS TAYLER, Circus pl, Finsbury, Surveyor.
Carey st, Lincoln's inn

TOWLER. JOHN, Matlock Bath, Derby, Joiner. May 4 at 12.
chbrs, Derby

May 4 at 2.30. 33,

Off Rec, St James's

TRATTLES. MATTHEW, Stockton on Tees, Commission Agent. May 3 at 11.15.
Off Rec, 8, Albert rd, Middlesborough
TRITSCHLER, FERDINAND HENRY, Carlisle, Jeweller. May 5 at 12. Off Rec, 34,
Fisher st, Carlisle

UNDERHAY, SAMUEL JOHN, and CHARLES MARIUS LOVENDAHL, Rochester pl,
Kentish Town, Pianoforte Makers. May 5 at 12. Bankruptcy bldgs,
Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields

VAUGHAN, RICHARD, jun, Dudley, Worcestershire, Haulier. May 3 at 9.45. Off
Rec, Dudley
WALTON, JOHN, Sheffield, Plasterer. May 4 at 11.30. Off Rec, Figtree lane,
Sheffield

WARREN, BONOMI EGERTON, Cheltenham, Artist. May 3 at 4.30. County Court,
Cheltenham

WELLWOOD, ROBERT, Wigan, Grocer. May 5 at 3.

Off Rec, Manchester

WHITING, CHARLES, Liverpool, Master Mariner. May 6 at 3. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st. Liverpool

WINGROVE, CHARLES, Cambridge rd E, Livery Stable Keeper. May 4 at 12. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

WONFOR, A J. Sydney rd, Hornsey, Clerk. May 5 at 2.30. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields

ADJUDICATIONS.

ABBOTT, EDWARD JOHN, Monk Soham, Suffolk, Carrier. Ipswich. Pet April 22. Ord April 21

ADCOCK, JOHN, Kegworth, Leicestershire, Farmer. Leicester. Pet March 23. Ord April 19

ARNALL, FRANCIS HENRY, Alcester, Warwickshire, Butcher. Warwick. Pet March 28. Ord April 21

BEARDSLEY, JOHN, Langley Mill, Derbyshire, Brick Manufacturer. Nottingham. Pet March 21. Ord April 21

BOND, PETER, Bournemouth, Mantle Manufacturer. Poole. Pet March 26, Ord April 21

CHADDERTON, WILLIAM. Newton Heath, Lancashire, General Dealer. Manchester. Pet April 23. Ord April 23

CHAPPELL, HARRY, and GEORGE CHAPPELL, Nottingham, Butchers. Notting-
ham. Pet April 14. Ord April 21
COOK, FREDERICK, Great Yarmouth, Builder. Great Yarmouth. Pet April 1.
Ord April 22

CROFT, JOHN NEWTON, Wye, Kent, Tailor. Canterbury. Pet April 21. Ord
April 21

CROSSING, WALTER, East Stonehouse, Boot Maker. East Stonehouse. Pet April 21, Ord April 23

DAVIES, HENRY HARRIS, Llangoed Vicarage, Anglesey, Clerk in Holy Orders. Bangor. Pet April 19. Örd April 22

DAY, JOHN BENJAMIN, and GEORGE JAMES HAWKINS, Great Yarmouth, Ironmongers. Great Yarmouth. Pet April 22. Ord April 22

DEACON, HENRY, South Shields, Undertaker. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet April 23. Ord April 23

EAYRS, WILLIAM, Nottingham, Boot Dealer. Nottingham. Pet April 20. Ord April 23

FOUND, ALFRED, Poole, Draper. Poole. Pet April 5. Ord April 21

GEARD, ALFRED, Bismarck rd, Upper Holloway, Builder. High Court. Pet April 12. Ord April 22

HARDING, WALTER, and JOHN LUSCOMBE, Torquay, Builders. Exeter. Pet Mar 26. Ord Mar 28

HOCKIN, JAMES, Plymouth, Bootmaker, East Stonehouse. Pet April 19. Ord April 23

HOLYOAK, HARRY, Leicester, Tailor. Leicester. Pet Mar 21. Ord April 19

Ord April 21 Ord April 21

HOWARD, THOMAS, Liverpool, Painter. Liverpool. Pet March 19.
ILLINGWORTH, JOSHUA MAUDE, York, Clerk. York. Pet April 19.
ISAAC, GEORGE TOM. Wilson st, Finsbury, Licensed Victualler. High Court.
Pet April 14. Ord April 21

IVING, THOMAS, Leamington, Baker. Warwick. Pet April 4. Ord April 22
JOBLIN, HENRY, Ryde, I.W., Poulterer. Newport and Ryde. Pet March 25.
Ord April 21

KAY, JOHN HENRY, Banbury, Oxfordshire, Musical Instrument Dealer. Banbury. Pet April 22. Ord April 22

LAKEMAN, HENRY HAMPSHIRE, King's Cross rd, Printer. High Court. Pet March 16. Ord April 21

LOOSMORE, JAMES, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Hay Merchant. Carmarthen. MIDDLEDITCH, EDWARD TAYLOR, Blumsdon St. Leonard, Wilts, Gent. Swindon. Pet April 16. Ord April 21

Pet April 2. Ord April 21

MILLS, MICHAEL, Ordnance rd, St John's Wood, Carpenter. High Court. Pet March 16. Ord April 22

MOODY, ALFRED. Wimborne Minster, Dorset, Chemist. Poole. Pet April 20. Ord April 22

MORGAN, ROBERT, Ryde, I.W., Butcher. Newport and Ryde. Pet April 7. Ord April 15

MUNDAY, ALBERT HENRY, Pyrton, Oxford, Chair Turner. Aylesbury. Pet April 16. Ord April 22

NUTTALL, THOMAS, Todmorden, Lancs, Hawker of Drapery Goods. Burnley. Pet April 5. Ord April 22

PALMER, FRANCIS. Warboys, Nottingham, Retired Farmer. Peterborough. Pet April 23. Ord April 23

PARKER, ROLAND, jun, Nottingham, Contractor. Nottingham. Pet April 20.
Ord April 23

PAUL, WILLIAM HARVEY, Penzance, Baker. Truro. Pet April 12. Ord April 23
REES, JOHN, Merthyr Tydfil, Butcher. Merthyr Tydfil. Pet April 23. Ord
April 23
RYAN, JAMES, Edmund pl, Aldersgate st, Manufacturers' Agent. High Court.
Pet March 22. Ord April 21

SAUNDERS. ARTHUR MORRELL, Sunbury on Thames, Broker. Kingston, Surrey.
Pet Feb 21. Ord April 20
SCHLESINGER, MAX EDWARD, Finsbury sq, Builder. High Court. Pet Feb 17.
Ord April 22
SCHOLES, JOHN THOMAS, Blackburn, Grocer. Blackburn. Pet April 16. Ord
April 21
SMITH, JOHN WILLIAM, Stafford, Draper. Stafford. Pet April 4. Ord April 22
SMITH, JOHN WILLIAM, Fakenham, Norfolk, Carpenter. Norwich. Pet April 19.
Ord April 23

SPRING, FREDERICK GEORGE, Sandy, Bedfordshire, out of business. High Court.
Pet April 5. Ord April 21

STAPLETON, GEORGE, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, Brewer. Peterborough. Pet April 4. Ord April 23

TAYLOR, RICHARD CARTER, Oxford st, Licensed Victualler. High Court. Pet April 16. Ord April 22

THOMAS, SIDNEY. Godolphin rd, Shepherd's bush, Jeweller. High Court. Pet April 20. Ord April 22

THORPE, EDWARD, Nottingham, Beerhouse Keeper. Nottingham. Pet April 4. Ord April 23

TRITSCHLER, FERDINAND HENRY, Carlisle, Jeweller. Carlisle. Pet April 22. Ord April 22

WADE. WILLIAM HENRY, New Leeds, Bradford, Grocer. Bradford. Pet Apr 2'. Ord Apr 23

WALLIS, THOMAS STEADMAN, Huddersfield, Woollen Merchant. Huddersfield. Pet Apr 2. Ord Apr 22

WARD, EDWARD JOHN, Eccleshall, Staffs, Grocer. Stafford. Pet Apr 5. Ord Apr 22

WARREN, BONOMI EGERTON, Cheltenham, Artist. Cheltenham. Pet Apr 18. Ord Air 22

WELHAM, JOHN CLEMENT, Lowestoft, Suffolk, Sail Maker. Gt Yarmouth. Pet Apr 21. Ord Apr 21

WHITE, ISAREL GEORGE, South Shields, Outfitter. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet Apr 5. Ord Apr 23

WOOLGAR. JOHN, and JABEZ WOOLGAR, Horsham, Sussex, Builders. Brighton. Pet Mar 21. Ord Apr 21

WORMS, CARL EDWARD, Charlton, Kent, Engineers' Draughtsman. Greenwich. Pet Apr 22. Ord Apr 22

SALES OF ENSUING WEEK.

May 4.-Messrs. Fox & BOUSFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Estates and House Property (see advertisement, April 16, p. 4).

May 4.-Messrs. ROBERT TIDEY & SON, at the Mart, at 1 p.m., Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, this week, p. 4).

May 6.-Mr. B. A. REEVES, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, April 23, p. 4).

May 10.-Messrs. DRIVER & CO., at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Estates (see advertisement, this week, p. 4).

BIRTH.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. LATHAM.-March 15, at Shanghai, the wife of Thomas Latham, barrister-at-law, of a son.

MARRIAGES. MOSSOP-Fox.-April 26, at Beckenham, Henry Mossop, solicitor, of Chancerylane, to Mary'Modeleine, daughter of C. Fox, of Beckenham. PARSONS-APPLEGATE.-April 19, at Bradford-on-Avon, Charles Parsons, M.A., barrister-at-law, to Marie, daughter of Hubert Applegate, of Bradford-onSMITH-CHESHIRE.-April 23, at Primrose-hill, George Frederick Smith, solicitor, of Maitland-park-road, Haverstock-hill, to Eliza Cheshire, of Adelaideroad, N.W. DEATHS.

Avon.

HOWELL.-April 24, at Westbourne House, Arundel-sq, N., David Howell, solicitor, aged 58.

MELLOR-April 26, at Sussex-sq, the Right Hon. Sir John Mellor, formerly

judge of the Court of Queen's Bench, aged 78. RICHARDS.-April 18, at Forest hill, Alfred Richards, Esq., barrister-at-law, aged 65.

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ACIDITY of the STOMACH, HEARTBURN, HEADACHE
GOUT and INDIGESTION,

UNTEARABLE LETTER
COPYING BOOKS.

(HOWARD'S PATENT.)

1,000 Leaf Book, 5s. 6d.

500 Leaf Book, 3s. 6d. English made. THE BEST LETTER COPYING BOOK OUT. WODDERSPOON & CO.,

7, SERLE STREET, AND 1, PORTUGAL STREET, LINCOLN'S INN, W.C.

FURNISH your HOUSES or APART

MENTS THROUGHOUT on MOEDER'S HIRE SYSTEM. The original, best, and most liberal. Founded A.D. 1868.

And safest Aperient for Delicate Constitutions, Ladies Particulars, estimates, Press opinions, testimonials
Cash prices. No extra charge for time given.

Children, and Infants.

post-free.

F. MOEDER, 248, 249, and 250, Tottenham-courtroad, and 19, 20, and 21, Morwell-street, W. Estab

DINNEFORD'S MAGNESIA lished 1862. ALSO for HIRE ONLY.

THE CHANCERY LANE SAFE DEPOSIT

Contains over 6,000 Safes and Strong Rooms.

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Each Renter has a separate Safe or Strong Room, and is possessed of the only key to it in existence, thus ensuring complete Privacy and Security. Prospectus and Cards of Admission to view sent Post-Free on application to the Manager,

THE CHANCERY LANE SAFE DEPOSIT, 61 & 62, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.

LAW UNION FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1854.

The only Law Insurance Office in the United Kingdom which transacts both Fire and Life Insurance Business.

CHIEF OFFICE-126, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.

The Funds in hand and Capital subscribed amount to upwards of £1,900,000 Sterling. By express provision in the Company's Deed of Settlement, and by the Conditions of the Policies of the Company, the Capital and Funds of each Department are and always have been kept distinct, and under no circumstances can the Capital or Funds of one Department be applied to the payment of Losses or Expenses incurred in the other Department.

CHAIRMAN: JAMES CUDDON, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.

DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN: C. PEMBERTON, Esq. (Lee & Pembertons), Solicitor, 44, Lincoln's Inn Fields.

Extract from the Report of the Directors for the year ended 30th November, 1888:-
:-

In the Fire Department new Insurances were effected for an aggregate amount of £6,994,418, yielding in new Premiums the sum of £10,618 128. 4d. In the Life Department during the same period 252 Policies were effected, insuring £236,245, the new Premiums received thereon amounting to £8,085 198., of which £1,298 168. was paid away for re-assurance. Seventeen Proposals for insuring £21,150 were declined, and 46 Proposals for insuring £73,180 were uncompleted in the year.

Nine Life Annuities for £679 2s. 10d. were granted, the purchase-money for which was £5,742 78. 8d. Sixteen Annuities for £999 10s. 6d. became void during the year by death.

The Claims under Life and Endowment Policies amounted to £46,519 3s. 6d., which amount, although in excess of the Claims for the year 1885, is below the expectation.

The total amount of losses by fire, paid and outstanding on 30th November, was £21,615 15s., being about 45 per cent. of the net Premiums received in the year. The average rate of Interest realized on the assets of the Company (whether productive or unproductive) was £4 11s. 2d. per cent.

Liberal Settlement of Losses. Moderate Rates of Premium. Profits divided every five years in the Life Department.
Life Policies, free from all Conditions and Restrictions, are granted at a slightly increased Premium.
Policies of Insurance granted against the contingency of Issue at moderate rates of Premium.

Claims under Life Policies payable immediately on proof of death and title.

Loans are granted on Mortgage of Life Interests, Reversions, Leasehold Houses, &c. Reversionspurchased.
Prospectuses and every information may be obtained from

CITY OF LONDON.

Freehold Building Site, land-tax redeemed, occupying about 2,280 square feet, situate in Little Trinitylane and Sharp's-court, Queen Victoria-street.

ESSRS. ELIS & SON are instructed to

MESEED FLUTION, at the MART, Tokeno

house-yard, Bank, on FRIDAY, MAY 20th, at TWO o'clock precisely (unless previously disposed of by private contract), the valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING SITE of Nos 13, 14, and 15, Little Trinity-lane and Sharp's-court, having a capital frontage of about 48ft. 6, close to the Mansion-house Station, Queen Victoria-street, now covered by old buildings, let on short tenancies, but suitable for the erection of one large or two smaller warehouses.

Particulars. plans, and conditions of sale may be had at the Mart; of Messrs. Boulton, Sons, & Sandeman, Solicitors, 21A, Northampton-square; or of Messrs. Ellis & Son, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 49, Fenchurch-street.

CLAPHAM ROAD.

Fine Corner Block of Freehold Property, possessing a frontage to the Clapham and two other good roads of 500ft.

ME

ESSRS. ELLIS & SON are directed to SELL by AUCTION, at the MART, Tokenhouse-yard, Bank, on FRIDAY, MAY 20th, at TWO precisely (unless previously disposed of by private contract), in One or Three Lots, the above FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate between the Stockwellroad and Clapham Railway Station, comprising twenty houses, tenements, and stabling, Nos. 261 to 273 (oad), Clapham-road; Nos. 1 to 11 (odd), Lingham-street; and Nos. 1 to 15 (odd), Northall-street; let at actual and estimated rents of about £565 per annum, but forming a valuable building estate, having a superficial area of 33,000 feet, part of which might advantageously be treated as a site for any large building requiring prominency of position, such as a public institution, pantechnicon, tram car offices, &c. Printed particulars, plans, and conditions of sale to be had of Messrs. Druces & Attlee, Solicitors, 10, Billiter-square; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Ellis & Son, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 49, Fenchurch-street.

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FRANK MCGEDY, Actuary and Secretary.

AW FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE, 114, is Hereby Given, that the ANNUAL GENERAL Chancery-lane, London, April 11, 1887.-Notice THE NEW ZEALAND LAND MORT

MEETING of the Shareholders of the Law Fire

Insurance Society will be held at the society's

next, to elect Eight Directors in the room of the like
number of Directors who go out by rotation; and
also to elect Four Auditors in the room of the like
number who retire; and for general purposes.

The Chair will be taken at one o'clock precisely.
The following Directors, going out by rotation, are
eligible, and offer themselves for re-election:-
Spencer Croughton Wilde, | John Moxon Clabon, Esq.
Esq.
Frederick Peake, Esq.
Bartle John Laurie Frere,
Esq.

Arnold William White,
Esq.

William Thomas Carlisle,
Esq.

George Rooper, Esq.

GAGE COMPANY, Limited.

Capital £2,000,000, fully subscribed. £200,000 paid up. Reserve Fund, £12,000. The Company's loans are limited to first-class freehold mortgages. The Debenture issue is limited to the uncalled capital.

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Sir EDWARD W. STAFFORD, K.C.M.G. Chairman of Colonial Board

Howard William Brough- The Hon. Sir FREDK. WHITAKER, K.C.M.G., M.L.C., ton, Esq.

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THE

GEORGE WILLIAM BELL, Secretary.

MORTGAGE INSURANCE COR-
PORATION, LIMITED.
AMOUNT OF CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, £710,000
Offices of the Corporation-
Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E.C.
Rt. Hon. E. PLEYDELL BOUVERIE, Chairman.

Sir SYDNEY H. WATERLOW, Bart., Deputy-Chairman.
Policies are now being issued by this Corporation
insuring Mortgages of Freehold and Leasehold
Property, holders of Mortgage Debentures and
Debenture Stock, against loss of principal and in-
terest.

These Policies will be of especial advantage to
Trustees who may be held responsible for losses
consequent upon their Investments.

Mortgagors insuring with the Corporation will also be enabled to obtain Advances at the lowest possible rate of interest.

The Corporation also grants Policies to Lease-
holders insuring the return of the Amount invested
at the expiration of their leases or at any fixed
periods.

For particulars and conditions of Insurance apply
to the Secretary.
By order,

JAS. C. PRINSEP, Secretary.

late Premier of New Zealand.

The Directors are issuing Terminable Debentures bearing interest at 4 per cent. for three years, and 4 per cent. for five years and upwards. Interest halfyearly by Coupons.

A. M. MITCHISON, Managing Director. Leadenhall-buildings, Leadenhall-st., London, E.C.

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mingled, possibly, in some cases with an apprehension that urgent engagements at Ascot or elsewhere may possibly deprive them of the privilege of hearing the papers read? But to return to the subject of the recent discussion. The case for reform, as we understand it, is based on the contention that the system is antiquated and anomalous. The fees vary in different counties. According to Mr. MUNTON the warrant costs 2s. 6d. on the Middlesex side of Westminster Bridge; 5s. on the other side of the bridge; and 7s. in Lancashire. The cost of execution to the debtor, again, is stated to be unreasonably heavy. The writ of execution applies to one county only, while ordinary process is operative all over England. And, lastly, the bailiffs employed are alleged to be frequently unfit persons, and not under any proper supervision. There is no blame imputed to the under-sheriffs as a body; it is the system which is at fault, and no one can doubt that it is in many respects illadapted to the present state of society. Mr. MUNTON proposed to remove altogether the execution of final civil process from the

The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter. office of sheriff and to establish an execution department in the

LONDON, MAY 7, 1887.

CURRENT TOPICS.

WE PRINT elsewhere an order of the Lord Chancellor authorizing the Paymaster-General to signify his assent to the conversion into India 34 per cent. stock (in accordance with the recent notice of the Secretary of State for India) of all India 4 per cent. stock which on the 1st of June next shall be standing to his account on behalf of the Supreme Court.

WE UNDERSTAND that the amount proposed to be expended by the Council of the Incorporated Law Society on the entertainments to be given by them in June next is about £5,000, and that the number of tickets taken for the theatres is about fourteen hundred.

IT SEEMS PROBABLE that the authority which may have first suggested the Government's offer to consent to a prosecution being instituted by the Attorney-General against the Times for the article on Mr. DILLON is the passage in MAY's Parliamentary Practice (7th ed., p. 96) that on some occasions the House has directed prosecutions against persons who have published libels reflecting upon members, in the same manner as if the publications had affected the House collectively." On reference to the Commons Journals it will be found that the two cases to which a reference is given in the foot-note bear out the statement in the text. The first of them occurred in 1699, when "a complaint was made to the House of a printed paper, one of which was presented to the House, and read at the table, subscribed by EDWARD STEPHENS, containing high reflections upon the honour of this House in general, and in particular upon Mr. JOHN How, a member thereof. Resolved nem. con. that the said paper is a false and scandalous libel; ordered that Mr. Attorney-General do prosecute the said EDWARD STEPHENS for the said false and scandalous libel" (13 Com. J. 230). And a committee was appointed "to inquire after the printer of the said false and scandalous libel, and to report the same to the House." The second case occurred in 1702, when the Attorney-General was directed to prosecute Mr. LLOYD, the Bishop of WORCESTER'S son, for "grievous aspersions" against Sir JOHN PACKINGTON, in telling several freeholders that he "voted for bringing in a French Government."

THERE WAS a valuable discussion at the meeting of the Incorporated Law Society last week on the present mode of execution of writs, based on a paper by Mr. F. K. MUNTON, read at the Hull meeting of the society in 1882, which differs from many of the provincial meeting essays in being not only full of information, but also interesting and amusing, and practically suggestive. Hence, no doubt, its unparalleled vitality. May we venture to point the moral for the benefit of the Jubilee essayists, to whose lucubrations so many country solicitors are looking forward with interest,

Supreme Court. It is doubtful whether so radical a remedy could be carried, or indeed whether it is required, but if the committee appointed at the recent meeting can agree upon practical suggestions for so modifying the existing system as to lessen or remove the present abuses and anomalies, the discussion will have been

productive of more valuable results than most of the debates at the Law Institutions which we have had to chronicle in recent years.

WE REPORT elsewhere the results of the first discussion by a law society of the Land Transfer Bill which has reached us. The Shropshire Law Society direct their observations upon the registration part of the Bill mainly to the question of compulsory registration of title, involving the intervention of a board of officials; and the objections they urge against this proposal are undoubtedly practical, reasonable, and weighty. Their views on this point are shared by many of the most experienced members of the profession. But it appears to us that the time is past for such a discussion. There is, or is supposed to be, a general agreement among the lay public in favour of compulsory registration of title; the large landowners (or their representatives in the House of Lords) appear to be at one with the Free Land League on this subject; the leaders of legal opinion on both sides of the Houses of Parliament are committed to some such scheme, and, this being so, it can hardly be expected that any protests on the part of the legal profession against the proposal for compulsory registration of title will be listened to. It may possibly be that a combined effort might secure postponement of the operation of the compulsion clauses; for, as we pointed out last week, the Bill does not contemplate compulsion as inevitably following on the establishment of a land transfer district; but, so far as existing indications go, it would seem that compulsion will come sooner or later. The practical course seems to be to endeavour, as far as possible, to minimize the possible evils of the proposed system, and to lend the aid of knowledge and experience by way of suggestions as to the details of a scheme which is certainly tentative and cautious in its application of compulsion. With this view we have, in our observations on the Bill, declined to discuss the question whether registration of title is the best system to adopt, and whether compulsion is necessary or expedient; and have, in the first instance, stated and discussed the Bill as it was introduced, and we propose, when we are able to see the form into which the Bill will ultimately be moulded, and the rules which will fill up its details, to devote ourselves to the consideration of the points upon which amendment appears to be necessary.

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SIR A. ROLLIT has introduced a Bill having for its object the compulsory registration of all deeds of arrangement between debtors, being traders, and their creditors. The proposal is that all such deeds, whether by way of assignment, composition, or inspec torship, shall be registered in the Bills of Sale Department of the Central Office of the Supreme Court within seven days after execution by the debtor or a creditor, or, in default thereof, shall be void. On registration, a true copy of the deed and of every schedule or

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