they had been built to find them organs or surplices for the singers, it was difficult to speak at a charity dinner. But if there ever had been a charity like this he knew it not. The profession of the solicitor was a most difficult one to pursue, a most difficult one to acquire in anything like perfection, and one in which many men went down in the struggle of life. And if men would join the committee of the society and hear the tales of grief which came before them then they would know what functions it was performing in saving the desperate, the desolate, and the oppressed from distress, misery, despair, and death. And men who had succeeded should be generous to those who had been less fortunate. They were delighted to see their friends the visitors here to-night supporting one of the best of such associations. Mr. J. S. PURCELL (Registrar of the Joint-Stock Companies and editor of the "Law List") having suitably replied, the proceedings terminated. During the evening glees and part-songs were very admirably rendered by Master Humm, Mr. J. A Brown. Mr. W. Coates, Mr. C. Beckett, and Mr. Winn, under the direction of Mr. Coates. Mr. Harradine was the toastmaster. COSTS UNDER THE LAND TRANSFER BILL. MR. C. FORTESCUE BRICKDALE has addressed the following letter to the Times:-I venture to submit herewith a table of figures illustrating a point of some importance which has been made the subject of very vague and very varied conjectures-namely, the real clear practical difference in expense to the land owner that may be expected to result from the adoption of the new system, after the primary registration of the land has once been effected. The contents of the columns of the table are made up as follows:Col. 1. Supposed values of estates being dealt with on the register. Col. 2. A.-The office fee for registration of a sale (as charged in the resent registry) and the expenses of the necessary declaration of dentity, including 2s. 6d. paid to the Inland Revenue. B.-The maximum fee chargeable for insurance under the proposed enactment. C.-The total of these two. This total shows the entire expense to both parties when the business is conducted without professional help. The Australian experience abundantly shews that every transfer and mortgage of an entire holding can be thus conducted by any person of average business capacity, and the English experience is similar as far as it has gone. Col. 3.-A. The amounts payable for professional help, according to a scale of fees for conducting transfers on sales in the present land registry which has been issued and acted upon by a high-class firm of solicitors for a considerable time. B.-The total to which the entire expense would thus be brought up. Col. 4. The fees chargeable (to vendor and purchaser together) for a sale of unregistered land under the present private practice. Tuesday, the 14th day of June, 1887. Whereas, from the present state of the business before Mr. Justice Chitty, Mr. Justice North, Mr. Justice Stirling, and Mr. Justice Kekewich respectively, it is expedient that a portion of the causes assigned to Mr. Justice Chitty, Mr. Justice North, and Mr. Justice Stirling should for the purpose only of hearing or of trial be transferred to Mr. Justice Kekewich; Now I, the Right Honourable Hardinge Stanley, Baron Halsbury, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, do hereby order that the several causes and matters set forth in the schedules hereto be accordingly transferred from the said Mr. Justice Chitty, Mr. Justice North, and Mr. Justice Stirling to Mr. Justice Kekewich, for the purpose only of hearing or of trial, and be marked in the cause books accordingly. And this order is to drawn up by the registrar and set up in the several offices of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice. Sanguinetti v Gaut 1886 S 4117 Feb 14 In re Kearsley, decd, Knaresborough and Clare Banking Cɔ v Kearsley 1886 K 703 Mar 22 Warburg v Harris 1886 W 3,672 Mar 24 SECOND SCHedule. From Mr. Justice NORTH (witness actions). Pashley v Chapman 1885 P 3,104 Aug 7 Re Gaulard and Gibbs Patent (4,362) Petition Jan 11 Glanville v Heather 1887 G 2,106 Feb 25 Waring v Scotiand 1886 W 3,043 Mar 1 Davies v Davies 1885 D 1.938 Mar 4 Shfflebotham v Bevington 1886 S 469 Mar 4 Schadler v Adkins 1886 S 3,973 Mar 7 Stanford v Hassall 1886 S 617 March 8 1886. Furber v Best 1886 F 1,123 Dec 14 1887 Best v Furber 1886 B 3,519 Mar 10 In re Shortridge & re Broughton, Salmon v Wallis 1886 S 773 Mar 10 Crampton v Suete & Main 1886 C 4,085 Mar 12 Codringley v The Alliance Soc 1886 C 1,185 March 14 Dovaston v Lloyd 1886 D 2,252 Mar 17 Stockton & Middlesborough Water Bd v Tee Bridge Iron Co 1884 S 4,971 Mar 17 In re Lister Hill v Tate 1886 L 2,165 Mar 17 Capel & Co v Sims Ships Compositions Co ld 1886 C 2,414 Mar 22 In re Crossley, Fenton v Rummington 1886 C 4,504 Mar 26 THIRD SCHEdule. From Mr. Justice STIRLING (Witness Actions). Elwyn v Baldock 1886 E 1,300 Jan 24 In re Paine, Paine v Paine, Paine v Paine 1886 P 1,122 Jan 26 Taylor v Salmon 1886 T 1,393 Jan 31 Sanitas Gold Co, ld, v Condy (trading, &c) 1886 S 4,830 Feb 4 Moore v Tylee 1883 M 1,497 Feb 19 Maybury v Williams 1886 M 1,733 Feb 23 Stevens v Davis 1886 S 3,058 Feb 24 Strutt v Samworth 1886 S 3,401 Feb 24 London, Edinburgh, &c, Assurance Co, ld, v Horne 1885 L 2,863 Feb 25 said Charles Edward Beal will continue the business at No. 30, Regent O'Brien v Mansell 1886 O 274 Feb 28 street aforesaid. JOHN LOVELL HAMSHAW and HERBERT WILLIAM STANBURY, solicitors (Hamshaw & Stanbury), Hanley and Stone. June 8. [Gazette, June 14.] Morewood v Smith 1886 M Flick v Haggard 1887 Bancroft v Foster 430 Mar 1 1886 5,075 B 5,265 Mar 2 F 1 Mar 4 1886 B 4,103 Mar 9 Mr. HOWARD SAMUEL WINNETT, solicitor, of 37, Lime-street, and Lewisham, died at his residence, 48, Dartmouth-road, Forest-hill, on the 28th ult. Mr. Winnett was the second son of Mr. William Winnett, of Gravesend, and was born in 1850. He served his articles with his brother-in-law, Mr. William Eley, and he was admitted a solicitor in 1873. He formerly practised in Fenchurch-street, but he subsequently removed to Lime-street. In 1881 Mr. Winnett was appointed clerk and solicitor to the Lewisham District Board of Works, and he held that office till his death. He was also clerk to the Lewisham Public Baths Commissioners. Mr. Winnett was married to the daughter of Mr. Hutten, of Gravesend. He was buried at Norwood Cemetery on the 3rd inst. Mr. ROBERT DAWSON MAYNE, barrister, died suddenly at Port of Spain, Trinidad, on the 10th inst., from disease of the heart. Mr. Mayne was the second son of Sir Richard Mayne, K. C.B., many years Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. He was born in 1845, and he was educated at Balliol College, Oxford. He was called to the bar at Lincoln'sinn in Hilary Term, 1869, and he practised for a few years on the Home Circuit. He was for some time chief magistrate at the Gambia, and about five years ago he was appointed stipendiary magistrate at Port of Spain, Trinidad. APPOINTMENTS. Mr. ALFRED KINGDON, Solicitor-General of British Guiana, has been appointed to officiate as Attorney-General of that colony. Mr. Kingdon is the third son of the late Mr. Thomas Kingdon Kingdon, Q.C., and was born in 1854. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in July, 1878, and he formerly practised on the Western Circuit. He was appointed Solicitor-General of British Guiana about a year ago, having previously acted as Attorney-General of St. Vincent. Mr. HENRY KIRKE, barrister, has been appointed to act as a Puisne Judge for the colony of British Guiana. Mr. Kirke is the only son of Mr. Henry Kirke, of Chapel-en- Frith, Derbyshire, and was born in 1842. He was educated at Wadham College, Oxford, where he graduated second class in Law and Modern History in 1863, and he was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Hilary Term, 1868. He was formerly a member of the Midland Circuit, and he was appointed a stipendiary magistrate in British Guiana in 1872. Mr. WILLIAM SEALEY FISHER, solicitor, of Wirksworth, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Mr. JOHN EDWARDS BIRKETT, solicitor, of Workington, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Mr. W. E. GREENWELL, solicitor, has been appointed Clerk to the Land and Income Tax Commissioners for St. Marylebone in succession to the late Mr. John Charles Burgoyne. Mr. F. W. CHANT HOBROW, solicitor (of the firm of Rundle & Hobrow), of 80, Coleman-street, E.C., has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature in England. Mr. CHARLES ERNEST HARRISON, LL.M. Cantab., solicitor (of the firm of Harrison & Robinson), of 5, Chancery-lane, London, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. FREDERICK GEORGE & BERTRAM A. TAYLOR, solicitors (Frederick George & Taylor), 352, Strand, London. May 31. GENERAL. A meeting of all the judges of the Supreme Court was held on Thursday in Lord Coleridge's Room at the Royal Courts. EDWARD SWEETING and GEORGE HERBERT BRADLEY, Solicitors (Sweeting & Bradley), 6, Great James-street, Bedford-row. June 3. [Gazetie, June 10. CHARLES EDWARD BEAL and PHILIP DE SOYRES, solicitors (Beal & De Soyres), 30, Regent-street, Waterloo-place, London. March 31. The Probate has been granted of the will, dated June 19, 1886, of the Right Hon. Sir John Mellor, whose personal estate has been declared at £97,071 6s. 5d. Great preparations are understood to be in progress for the "Masque,” which is to be given at Gray's-inn on the 7th of July next, in commemoration of the Jubilee year. T. H. H. writes, with regard to the Law Society's ball:-"You speak o 'the laments of certain unhappy men who had to go away without their hats and coats, of which, however, they obtained possession on the following morning.' Would that my lamentations had ended thus happily, for up to the present moment I have been unable to obtain possession of my property-to wit, an opera hat, conspicuously bearing my initials. If the gentleman' who at present retains the above should chance to read your paper, it may serve to remind him to return my good hat to the place from whence he took it. It is not my intention to offer him a reward." At an inquest held at Tunstall, Staffordshire, over which Mr. John Booth, coroner for the county, presided, the jury returned the following verdict: "That George Wright met with his death accidentally, but that a stricter supervision by the responsible managers was wanting." The coroner prepared the inquisition, omitting the latter clause, but the jury declined to sign it, and were bound over to appear at the next assizes. It is stated that during the proceedings one juryman threatened to lock the coroner in the room and compel him to listen to their arguments, which he positively declined to do. A banquet in celebration of the Queen's Jubilee was given at the Middle Temple on Wednesday evening. The Prince of Wales, as treasurer of the inn, presided, and Prince Albert Victor and the Duke of Cambridge were also present. Among the other guests were the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Hartington, Earl Granville, K.G., Lord Esher (Master of the Rolls), Mr. W. H. Smith (First Lord of the Treasury), Mr. John Bright, M.P., Sir FitzJames Stephen (Treasurer of the Hon. Society of the Inner Temple), the Lord Advocate, the President of the Royal Academy, and the Attorney-General. The tables were lavishly decorated, the hall was lighted with the electric light, and the band of the Inns of Court Volunteers was stationed in the gallery. COURT OF APPEAL. TRINITY SITTINGS, 1887. Ward Mr. Justice KEKEWICH. Mr. Koe Jackson Koe Jackson Koe FROM THE CHANCERY DIVISION, THE PROBATE, DIVORCE In re Tyringham's Marriage Settlement Mark by v Tyringham app of dft W F Cobb & Co v Woodward app of Thomas Foat from refusal of Mr Justice Stirling Humpherson v Syer app of dft from jdgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated 7 In re Robert Stewart, dec Clarke, Bart v Sandford app of F Sandford & anr Gooding v Wiltshire app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated 2 In re E M Machan, dec Hogarth v Machan app of plt M A Dobson from re- From Orders made on Interlocutory Motions in the Chancery Division. Separate List. 1887. Brough & anr (on behalf, &c) v Daudo, trading, & app of T V Gurney from refusal of Mr Justice Chitty to vary Chief Clerk's Certificate, dated 10 March, 1887 March 31 Davies Bros & Co v Davies app of dft from jdgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated 14 March, 1887 April 2 In re R C Leigh, late an Infant, now of age, and Infants' Settlement Act, 18 & Franklin Hocking & Co ld v Franklin Hocking app of dft from jdgt of Mr Bird v Andrew app of plt from jdgt of Mr Justice Kay, dated 7 March, 1887 April 7 In re Fitzgerald's Settled Estates Fitzgerald v White app of plt from order of Mr Justice North, dated 21 March. 1887 April 13 Wadge v Garrold app of dft T W Garrold from judgt of Mr Justice Keke wich, dated 2 March, 1887 April 16 In re Mary Smyth, dec Crotch v Bishop app of dfts Emily de J Bishop & ors from judgt of Mr Justice Kay, dated 15 February, 1887 April 16 Peek, Bart v Derry app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice Stirling, dated 24 March, 1887 April 20 In re The Mount Morgan (West) Gold Mine ld & Co's Act, 1862 Expte Stephen H West app of the Co from order of Mr Justice Kay, dated 5 April, 1887 directing removal from register April 21 Tennant v The Swansea Harbour Trustees app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated 24 February, 1887 April 22 In re Joseph Sporle, dec. Sporle v Thurston app of dft Jas Thurston from judgt of V C Bacon, dated 19 April, 1887 April 25 In re W. Sherwood, dec Metcalf Sherwood app of dft from judgt of Mr. Justice North, dated 25 May, 1887 April 28 In re the Missouri Estates Ry & Iron Co ld & Co's Acts, 1862 to 1880 Expte TL Robinson app of T L Robinson from order of Mr Justice Stirling, dated 19 March, 1887 April 29 In re Wm Henderson, dec Nouvion v Freeman app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice North, dated 21 April, 1887 May 2 In re W Sainsbury, dec Sainsbury v Collins app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice North, dated 16 March, 1887 May 4 The Metropolitan District & Metropolitan Ry Co 3 May, 1887 May 4 Ry Co v The Metropolitan District Joint Committee app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated The Metropolitan District Ry Co v The Metropolitan Ry Co app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice North, dated 16 July, 1886 May 5 Moseley v Victoria Rubber C› app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice Chitty, dated 26 April, 1887 May 9 In re E Westall, dec West v Westall app of dft from jadgt of Mr Justice Stirling, dated 29 April, 1887, on originating sumns May 17 Hall v Ewin app of dft John Ewin from judgt of Mr Justice Kek wich, dated 3 William Bennett from judgt of Mr Justice Co's Acts app of Rt Hon GAF Bentinck, In re TJ Milne, dec Grant Heysham (construction) app of plt and deft from judgt dated 29 April, 1889 May 25 Evans v Benyon app of deft Richard Benyon from judgt of Mr Justice Kay dated May 5, 1887 June 1 Appeals from the County Palatine Court of Lancaster. In re Thos Etty, Gent, one, &c, and In re Toxteth Brewery Co & Co's Acts and Chancery Lancaster Acts app of liquidator from refusal of Vice-Chancellor to direct account and payment of assets in hands of solicitor Oct 4 (8 O till Bills taxed) From Final Orders and Judgments. Proctor v Bennis & ors app of dft Edward Bennis from judgt of the Vice-Chancellor, dated 28 Feb, 1887 April 4 In re Old Swan and West Derby Permanent Bldg Soc & Co's Acts 1862-7, Wm IV o 32, Land Acts 1850-4 app of W Evatt from order of the Vice-Chancellor, dated 14 March, dismissing petition April 4 Clowes v McFarlane app of plt from judgt of the Vice-Chancellor, dated 28 Feb, 1887 April 7 The Southport & West Lancashire Banking Co v Thompson app of plts from jdgt of the Vice-Chancellor, dated 16 March, 1887 April 16 In re W Swift, dec McEvoy v Tickle app of dft MA Phillips from order of the Vice-Chancellor, dated 24 Feb on petition April 16 In re W Carruthers, dec Carruthers v Carruthers app of plt from refusal of the Vice-Chancellor, dated 5 April, to vary Registrar's certificate April 27 N.B.-The County Palatine Appeals as the dates of setting down are reached in the General and Separate Lists are set aside and taken on the first Thursday in every Sitting, and afterwards on the first Thursday in the following months during the Sittings. N.B.-During Trinity Sittings Palatine Appeals (if any reached) will be taken on the following days, viz : Thursday, June 9. Thursday, July 7. Thursday, Aug. 4. O'Dowd v Griggs app of plt from refusal of Mr Justice North to direct production of documents, &c., dated March 14, 1880 April 6 Parker v Bingham app of dft T RD Bingham from Mr Justice North refusing order for production of documents, gated Mar 29 Apr 19 Walsh (trading as Walsh Bros) v Darwen Paper Milis Co ld app of plts from order of Mr Justice North, dated April 26, for sequestration for breach of undertaking May 17 In re Edmund Walter, an infant Walter v Walter app of Mary Grace Walter from refusal of Mr Justice Chit y, dated May 13, to direct payment of costs, amend order, and extend time for appealing May 18 Cobb & Co v Woodward Cobb & Co v Creery (Trustee, &o) app of Thomas Foat from order of Mr Justice Stirling dated May 6, directing to attorn tenant to receiver May 27 FROM THE QUEEN'S BENCH AND PROBATE, DIVORCE, and ADMIRALTY (ADMIRALTY) DIVISIONS. W C D Esdaile & anr v Assessment Committee of the City of London Union (QB Crown Side) app of City of London Union from Justices Mathew and Cave affirming order of General Assessment Sessions March 29 Lea v Facey app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice Wills at trial at Monmouth without a jury March 29 The Adelphi Bank, Id, v The Halifax Sugar Refining Co, ld app of plt from Justices Day and Wills directing entry of jadgt for defts-action tried by Mr Justice Cave at Liverpool with a jury March 31 Hamer v James & aur app of plt from judgt of Lord Justice Lopes at trial in Middlesex with a jury April 5 Banister v Clift app of de'ts from judgt of Mr Justice Stephen at trial in Middlesex April 5 Jones & anr v Williams, Gittins, & anr (garnishees) app of defts from judg of Mr McIntyre, Q.C., sitting as Commissioner after trial at Welshpool The Mayor, &c, of the Company of Merchants of the Staple of England v Bank April 6 of England app of plts from order of Justices Day and Wills on motn after trial before Baron Pollock reserving leave to move to enter judgt The Mayor &c of the Staple of England v The Bank of England app of dfts from same order April 7 Great Northern Ry Co v Kennedy & anr app of dft from judgt of Mr Justice Field at trial in Middlx without a jury April 13 City of London Contract Corporation, id v Styles (Q B Revenue Side) app of Contract Corporation from jadgt of Justices A L Smith and Grantham on ease stated by Commissioners of Income Tax April 13 Holmes v The Twickenham Local Board of Health (Q B Crown Side) app of The Local Board from judgt of Baron Huddleston and Mr Justice AL Smith setting aside order of Justices affirming rate Bonella v Same Local Board (Q B Crown Side) app of The Local Board from like order April 14 Duke of Devonshire & ors (on behalf, &c) v Pattinson & Mayor, &c., of Carlisle app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice AL Smith on fur con after trial at Carlisle Same Action app of plts from part of same judgt April 16 Harker & anr v Edwards app of aft from judgt of Mr Justice Field at trial in Middlesex April 21 Hammond & Co v Bussey app of dft from judgt of Mr Justice Field at trial in Middlesex without a jury April 25 Seely v Grogan app of dft from judgt of Mr Justice Cave at trial in Middlesex without a jury April 28 The Hire Purchase Furnishing Co ld v Richens & anr app of dfts from judgt of The Real and Personal Advance Co ld v D J Clears (Q B Crown Side) app of plt from judgt of the Lord Chief Justice and Mr Justice A L Smith on app from County Court affirming nonsuit May 6 Wilson v Glossop (Q B Crown Side) app of deft from order of Justices Mathew and Cave directing entry of judgt for plt May 13 Shaw, Savill & Albion Cold v The Bell Coleman Mechanical Refrigerating Co app of plts from part of judgt of the Lord Chief Justice and Mr Justice A L Smith as to damages after trial with special jury May 13 Brown v Bantzen app of deft from judgt of Mr. Justice Cave at trial in Middlesex without a jury May 13 Burrell v Mossop app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice Stephen at trial in Middlesex without a jury May 16 Whitaker & anr v Dann app of plts from judgt of the Lord Chief Justice and Freeth & anr (exors) v Allen app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Mathew at trial in Middlesex without a jury May 27 Mare, Holmwood, & Co v The Anglo-Indian Steamship Co and ors app of deft TP Hilcoat from judgt of Mr Justice A L Smith at trial in Middlesex without Whitby and Wife v C T Brock & Co app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice a jury Junel Grantham at trial in Middlesex with a jury Jane 1 FROM PROBATE, DIVORCE, & ADMIRALTY DIVISION. (ADMIRALTY). With Nautical Assessors. 1887. Ship General Pel (damage) Owners of the St Elmo and her cargo v Netherlands India Steam Navigation Cold app of dfts from jdgt of the President, dated Dec 16, 1886 Jan 12 Ship Sardinian (damage) JT Crampton & ors v Owners of the Sardinian app of plts from jdgt of the President, dated Dec 9, 1886 Feb 15 Ship Star of Persia (salvage) Pritchard & ors v Owners of the Star of Persia & her cargo and freight app of plts from jdgt of Mr Justice Butt, dated Jan 15, 1887 Feb 15 Ship Banshee (damage) City of Dublin Steam Packet Co v London & N W Ry Co (owners of Banshee) app of plts from jdgt of Mr Justice Butt, dated Feb 25, 1887 March 3 Ship Mary Lohden (damage) Owners of G M B v Owners of the M-rv Lobden app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Butt, dated March 11, 1887 April 15 Ship Vallejo (damage) Owners of the Wetherall & ors v Owners of the Vallejo & freight app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Butt, dated April 27, 1887 April 30 Ship Sinbad (damage) Howell & ora v Owners of S S Sinbad & freight app of plts from judgt of the President, dated May 18, 1887 June 1 From the Queen's Bench Division, Sitting in Bankruptcy. In re Horace Kent Expte Jno Chambers app of debtor from receiving order dated May 20, granted by Mr Registrar Hazlitt From Orders made on Interlocutory Motions in the Queen's Bench Division. 1887. The London & Bristol Stock Exchange Co ld v Bloxsome app of dft from Justices Day and Wills giving liberty to sign jdgt for full amount and refusing leave to defend April 7 (SO for security) Hulsekopf v The Erate1 Bread Co, ld app of dft from Justices Day & Wills refusing new trial-action tried by Mr Justice Manisty April 24 Wardens, &c, of St Saviour's, Southwark v Gery app of plts from Lord Chief Justice and Mr Justice A L Smith granting unconditional leave to defend, & setting aside order for judgment & possession May 5 In re T R Watton Expte R Phillips (administr &c) app of T R Watson from order of Justices A L Smith and Wills for review of taxation of bill of costs. May 10 Johnston v Salvage Assoc & anr app of defendant J McKiver from Lord Chief Justice and Mr Justice AL Smith, setting aside order for service of 3rd party notice May 16 Hutchinson Hulsskopf app of df from the Lord Chief Justice and Mr Justice AL Smith directing signed judgment to be set aside on payment into court or security May 18 Har ant v Blaine, Macdonald, & Co. app of plt from refusal of Mr Justice Grove Carswell v Hyland app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice Day at trial at Manchester adding parties as plt and directing reference as to dilapidations May 25 School Board for London v South Eastern Ry Co & In re South Eastern Ry Act, 1887 app of School Board from order of Justices Stephen and A L Smith remitting award to umpire May 25 Barrell v Humphries app of dfts from Justices Grove and Denm n refusing new trial-action tried by Mr Justice Wills; 2nd trial by the Lord Chief Justice May 28 Christopher & anr v Croll app of plts from order of Justices Mathew and Cave refusing liberty to proceed with judgt, dated February 22 Same action app of plts from order of same Judges refusing liberty to proceed with action May 31 Regent's Canal, City & Dock Ry Co v The Vestry of St Mary, Islington (Q B Crown Side) app of plts from the Lord Chief Justice and Mr Justice A L Smith &ffirming jdgt on app from County Conrt June 1 THE SUMMER ASSIZES. WESTERN CIRCUIT (Lord Coleridge, C.J., and Cave, J.)-Salisbury, Thursday, July 7; Dorchester, Tuesday, July 12; Wells, Thursday, July 14; Bodmin, Monday, July 18; Exeter, Friday, July 22; Winchester, Wednesday, July 27; Bristol, Wednesday, August 3. One judge only will go to the first four places. HOME (Cave, J.)—Maidstone, Friday, July 8; Guildford, Friday, July 15; Exeter, Friday, July 22; Winchester, Wednesday, July 27; Bristol, Wednesday, August 3. Two judges will go to the last three places. SOUTH-EASTERN (Grove, J.)-Huntingdon, Friday, July 1; Cambridge, Tuesday, July 5; Bury St. Edmund's, Monday, July 11; Norwich, Tuesday, July 19; Chemsford, Thursday, July 28; Hertford, Thursday, August 4; Lewes, Monday, August 8. NORTH WALES, CHESTER, AND GLAMORGAN (Denman, J.)-Newtown, Tuesday, July 5; Dolgelly, Friday, July 8; Carnarvon, Monday, July 11; Beaumaris, Saturday, July 16; Ruthin, Wednesday, July 20; Mold, Friday, July 22; Chester, Monday, July 25; Swansea, Tuesday, August 2. Two judges will go to the last two places. SOUTH WALES AND CHESTER (Field, J.)—Haverfordwest, Friday, July 8; Cardigan, Tuesday, July 12 Carmarthen, Friday, July 15; Brecon, Tuesday, July 19; Presteign, Friday, July 22; Chester, Monday, July 25; Swansea, Tuesday, August 2. Two judges will go to the last two places. OXFORD (Huddleston, B., and Grantham, J.)-Reading, Tuesday, June 28; Oxford, Monday, July 4; Worcester, Wednesday, July 6; Gloucester, Tuesday, July 12; Monmouth, Monday, July 18; Hereford, Friday, July 22; Shrewsbury, Monday, July 25; Stafford, Thursday, July 28; Birmingham, Tuesday, August 2. One judge only will go to the first seven places. MIDLAND (Hawkins and Wills, JJ.)-Northampton, Friday, June 24; Aylesbury, Thursday, June 30; Bedford, Monday, July 4; Oakham, Friday, July 8; Leicester, Saturday, July 9; Nottingham, Thursday, July 14; Lincoln, Wednesday, July 20; Derby, Tuesday, July 26; Warwick, Friday, July 29; Birmingham, Tuesday, August 2. One judge only will go to the first nine places. NORTH-EASTERN (Manisty and Mathew, JJ.)-Durham, Saturday, July 9; Newcastle, Saturday, July 16; York, Saturday, July 23; Leeds, Saturday, July 30. NORTHERN (Day and A. L. Smith, JJ.)—Appleby, Monday, July 4; Carlisle, Wednesday, July 6; Lancaster, Wednesday, July 13; Manchester, Monday, July 18; Liverpool, Friday, July 29. Oue judge only will go to the first three places. Pollock, B., and Stephen, J., will remain in town during the whole of the circuits; the other judges until their respective commission days. WINDING UP NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, June 10. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. BRITISH AND COLONIAL AGENCY, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 7. directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Saturday, June 18. Armstrong, Finsbury pavement, solor for petner BRITISH MANUFACTURING CORPORATION, LIMITED.-Ry an order made by North, POLYCHROMATIC SIMULTANEOUS PRINTING CO, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before July 1, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr. Frederick Truman Wiltshire. 7, Queen st. Cheapside. Friday, July 15, at 12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims PORT SAID INTERNATIONAL COALING CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by Stirling, J., dated May 14, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Pyke & Minchin, Metal Exchange bdgs, Gracechurch st, solors for petners PUBLIC WORKS & CONTRACT CO. LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 10, directed to be heard before Kay, J., on Saturday, June 18. Webb & Co, Queen Victoria st, solors for petners PUBLIC WORKS AND CONTRACT CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 7, directed to be heard before Kay, J., on June 18. Dowse, New ins, solor for petner ROWLEY REGIS NAIL AND RIVET CO, LIMITED.-Petn for continuing voluntary winding up, presented June 6, directed to be heard before Kav, J., on June 18. Wilkins & Co, Gresham House, Old Broad st, agents for Wright & Co, Oldbury, solors for petners ROYAL EXCHANGE SHIPPING CO, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has, by an order dated Feb 18, appointed Edward Hart, 14, Moorgate st, to be official liquidator TURF A BU PUBLISHING CO, LIMITED -Petition for winding up, presented June 6, directed to be heard before Stirling, J., on June 18. Clarke & Co, Lincoln's inn fields, solore for petners YORKSHIRE AERATED WATER CO, LIMITED.- Stirling, J., has fixed Wednesday, June 22 at 12, at his chambers, for appointment of an official liquidator FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. MOULTON COFFEE HOUSE SOCIETY, LIIMITED, Moulton, Northampton. June 6 London Gazette.-TUESDAY, June 14. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. BOLTON AND PARTNERS, LIMITED. Chitty. J, has fixed June 23, at 11, at his chambers, for appointment of official liquidator HEYFORD IRON CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 11. directed to be heard before North, J., on June 25. Pattison & Co, Queen Victoria st, solors for petner MOUNT MORGAN (WEST) GOLD MINE. LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 13, directed to be heard before Kay, J., on June 25. Robins & Co, Gresham House, Old Broad st, solors for petner NORTHFLEET AND SWANSCOMBE BRICKFIELDS CO, LIMITED.-Kay, J, has fixed June 23, at 12, at his chambers, for appointment of official liquidator REVOLVING BALL FILTER CO, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before July 2, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts and claims, to Frederick Bertram Smart, 22, Queen st. Thursday, July 7 at 12, is RI CARIS JET MINES CO, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has fixed Thursday, June 23 at appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims 11, at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator WEST LONDON COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has, by an order dated March 17, appointed Alfred Augustus James, 66, Coleman st, to be official liquidator CREDITORS' NOTICES. UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 35. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, June 10. BAKER, JAMES, Northover, Somerset, Gent. July 1. Tuson, Ilchester Urmston, Maidstone & Co Newton Abbot BROOK, BENJAMIN, East Farleigh, Kent, Farm Bailiff. July 15. Stephens & Birmingham Martin's lane, Cannon st HARRISON, CHARLES, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Innkeeper. July 23. Darnton & Bottomley, Ashton-under-Lyne VIVIAN, General Sir ROBERT JOHN HUSSEY, G.C.B., Hove. July 9. Meynell & Pemberton, Whitehall pl LEAKE, ANNE, Bath. Jnly 8. Barrett & Dean, Slough LEETE, ELIZABETH, Thrapston, Northampton. July 22. Hilberys, South sq, low BECKWITH, WILLIAM, Forest Gate, Builder. July 18. Warmington, Walbrook July 22. Bell Mather & Co, HOTHAM, FREDERICK HARRY, Church Stretton, Clerk in Holy Orders. July 20. HUNT, JOSEPH, Aston, Machinist. June 24. Spurgeon Blackham, Birmingham PALLING, JOHN GEORGE, Castletown, Mon., Gent. June 24. Davies, Newport st PROCKTER, JOHN, Otley, Gent. July 23. Simpson, Leeds RATLIFF, JAMES, Bold, Farmer. July 30. Wareing & Cropper, Liverpool ROWLAND, JOHN WEBB, Axford, Wilts, Farmer. July 21. Rowland, Ramsbury SCHMIDT, CHARLES FREDERICK, South Wolverhampton, Gent. Aug 1. Underhill & Lawrence, Wolverhampton SHRAPNEL, ESTHER SCROPE, Shirley, Southampton. Aug 10. Stanton & Bassett, SMETHURST, LUKE, Manchester, Porter. June 30. Schou, Manchester MANSFIELD, WILLIAM THOMPSON, Swaton, Lincoln, Farmer. Co, Horbling July 21. WELLINGS, WILLIAM HENRY, Buxton, Derby, Bath Manager. Brown, Buxton Thorney Smith & July 4. Taylor & July 11. Stevenson, WHEATLEY, MARK, Cotmanhay, Derby, Blacksmith. Nottingham WRIGHT, HANNAH, Mount Henbury, Chester. July 31. Mair & Co, Macclesfield YATES, JOSEPH ST JOHN, Sandbach, Esq. July 25. Cunliffe & Co, Manchester 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., Westmírster (Estab. 1875), who also undertake the Ventilation of Offices, &c.—[ADVT.] STAMMERERS and STUTTERERS should read a little book by Mr. B. BEASLEY, Baron's Court House, West Kensington, London, price 13 stamps. The Author, after suffering nearly 40 years, cured himself by a method entirely his own.[ADVT.] BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, June 10. ARNOLD, ALBERT JOHN, Dover, Tailor. Canterbury. Pet June 6. Ord June 6 June 8 CARD, NEVILLE, Hadlow, Kent, Grocer. Tunbridge Wells. Pet June 7. Ord CROOK, JOSEPH MOSES WILSON, JOHN BOTTOMLEY, and FRED WORSICK, Halifax, DAWSON, WILLIAM MASSEY, Burslem, Baker. Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall. EVANS, HENRY RUSSELL, Newport, Mon, Stockbroker. Newport, Mon. Pet GARLAND, JOHN, Plymouth, Fish Buyer. East Stonehouse. Pet May 25. Ord June 6 GORDON, WILLIAM, and DUNCAN GORDON, Billiter st, Merchants. High Court. Pet May 5. Ord June 8 HALLIWELL, JOSEPH, Scarborough, Chemist. Scarborough. Pet June 7. Ord HARRISON, JOHN, Huggate Farm, nr Pocklington, Yorks, Farmer. York. Pet June 7 May 24. Ord June 6 HOWELLS, THOMAS, Welshpool, Montgomery, Shoemaker. Newtown. Pet June 7. Ord June 7 HUSSEY, ALBERT MORGAN, Cardiff, Engine Factor. Cardiff. Pet June 4. Ord JONES, EVAN, Aberdovey, Merioneth, Butcher. Aberystwith. Pet June 7. Ord Pet June 7. Ord JOSEPH LEONARD, Lincoln, Fruiterer. Lincoln. Pet June 7. Ord MICHEL, JAMES ROBERT, Leeds, Oil Manufacturer. Leeds. Pet May 28. Ord MURPHY, JOHN, Landport, Hants, Auctioneer. Portsmouth. Pet June 3. Ord MUSGRAVE, BENJAMIN, Collingham, Yorks, Contractor. Kingston upon Hull, Pet May 24. Ord June 7 PARTINGTON, EMMA, Purshall Hall, nr Droitwich, Worcester, Farmer Worcester. Pet June 8. Ord June 8 PEARCE, WILLIAM, Newport Pagnell, Buckingham, Builder. Northampton Pet June 4. Ord June 4 POWELL, ANDREW, Tonypandy, Glamorgan, Grocer. Pontypridd. Pet June 7 PRATT, HENRY JAMES, York, Chemist. York. Pet May 25. Ord June 6 VINTON, WILLIAM HENRY EVANS, Kingston upon Hull, Smackowner. Kingston upon Hull. Pet June 7. Ord June 7 WHITELL, JOSEPH HENRY, Richmond, Yorks, out of business. Northallerton. WHITTAKER, HENRY, jun, Heslington, Yorks, Cattle Dealer. York. Pet June 6. WILLIAMS, JOHN, Ystradyfodwg, Glamorgan, Grocer. Pontypridd. Pet June 6. WILLIAMS, THOMAS, Swansea, Builder. Swansea. Pet June 8. Ord June 5 Birmingham. Pet May 31. Ord The following amended notice is substituted for that published in the London Gazette of June 3. SYTNER, HILL, Birmingham, Merchant. May 31 FIRST MEETINGS. ALEXANDER, LAZARUS, and LAMUEL ALEXANDER, Buckingham Palace rd, Fruiterers. June 17 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn ANGERSTEIN, WILLIAM JOHN NETTLESHIP, Llanbidrog, Carnarvonshire, Esq. June 23 at 12. Off Rec, Crypt chbrs, Chester ARNOLD, ALBERT JOHN, Dover, Tailor. June 18 at 12.30. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn BEDWORTH, DAVID, West Bromwich, Staffs, Butcher. June 20 at 10.30. County Court, Oldbury BISHOP, HENRY, Dommett, nr Chard, Dairyman. June 18 at 12. Off Rec, 13, Bedford circus, Exeter BLOWS, JOHN, Peckham Rye, Van Proprietor. June 17 at 12. 38, Carey st, Lincoln's inn BOOTHROYD, CHARLES INGLEBY, Derby, Boot Dealer. June 17 at 2.30. Off Rec, |