of the judgment of North, J., was this, that, though he held that the receiving order did not deprive the court of jurisdiction to issue the attachment, yet, whenever there was a receiving order in existence, the court must decline to issue it. The decision was inconsistent with itself, and there had really been no exercise of discretion. THE COURT OF APPEAL (COTTON, BOWEN, and FRY, L.JJ.) dismissed the appeal without hearing the respondent's counsel. COTTON, L.J., said that, if the judge had held that the existence of the receiving order had deprived him of jurisdiction, or that on some other ground there was no case for sending the solicitor to prison, the court would have entertained the appeal. But the judge, assuming that he had jurisdiction, had said that, taking into consideration all the circumstances of the case and the fact that a receiving order had been made, the issue of an attachment would produce no good result, and that, in the exercise of his discretion, he would decline to allow it to be issued. His lordship would give no opinion as to what he should himself have done, but he thought it would be wrong for the Court of Appeal to interfere. It was like a case in which, upon a motion to commit a person for contempt, the judge, in the exercise of his discretion, declined to make an order of committal, but ordered the respondent to pay the costs of the motion. In such a case it would, as a general rule, be wrong for the Court of Appeal to interfere. He would not say that the court would not interfere in a very gross case. But in the present case he thought it would be wrong for the Court of Appeal to interfere by imposing on the solicitor a heavier penalty than the judge had thought fit to inflict. BOWEN and FRY, L.JJ., concurred. THE COURT ordered the costs of the appeal to be set off against the costs which the solicitor had been ordered to pay in the court below. -COUNSEL, Warrington; Bunting. SOLICITORS, Collyer-Bristow & Co.; Hickin & Fox.

Re CURTIS & BETTS-C. A. No. 2, 22nd June. SOLICITOR-COSTS-TAXATION-DEATH OF SOLICITOR AFTER ORDER TO TAX -APPOINTMENT OF PERSON TO REPRESENT ESTATE-R. S. C. 1883, XVI., 46.

Two solicitors, C. and B., having carried on business in partnership, and C. being dead, an order for the taxation of costs was, on the application of a client of the firm, made on the 22nd of January against B. and the executors of C. A summons was afterwards taken out by C.'s executors to stay all proceedings under the order until a legal personal representative should be appointed to B. It was alleged that B. was dead. His death was not strictly proved, but an English newspaper, published at Buenos Ayres, where he was living, was produced, and it contained a statement that B. had died on the 21st of January, the day before the order was made. Kay, J., refused to stay the proceedings, but he appointed the executors of C. to represent the estate of B. for the purposes of the taxation. C.'s executors objected to be appointed to represent B.'s estate, and they appealed from the order.

THE COURT OF APPEAL (COTTON, BOWEN, and FRY, L.JJ.) held that an order staying the proceedings ought to have been made, and they discharged the order of Kay, J., and stayed the proceedings until further order, with liberty to apply. COTTON, L.J., said that there had been a series of blunders. Under the Solicitors Act an order for taxation could only be made against B., the surviving partner. The representatives of the deceased partner were willing to be present on the taxation against B., the supposed survivor, but the order was made in a wrong form. The object was that the representatives of C. should be present, that they might see that the taxation was properly conducted. The order ought to have directed a taxation only as against B., and liberty should have been given to C.'s representatives to attend on the taxation, upon their undertaking to be bound by it. It was afterwards alleged that B. was dead. If he was dead at the date of the order, the order was a nullity. But, if he died afterwards, an order ought to have been made to stay the proceedings, he being the only person against whom the taxation could proceed. The judge was probably misled by the form of the order which directed a taxation against the representatives of C. It was a mistake to appoint them to represent B.'s estate. It was wrong under rule 46 of order 16 to appoint anyone but the real personal representative to represent the estate of the person who alone was legally liable; moreover, it was wrong to appoint persons to represent the estate who were unwilling to be appointed. BowEN and FRY, L.JJ., concurred.-COUNSEL, Dunham; Eastwick. SOLICITORS, J. J. Chapman; Wright & Pilley.

SOLICITOR STRUCK OFF THE ROLLS.

20th June-CHARLES DILLON WATSON.

COUNTY COURT PRACTICE.

Ex parte WATKINSON, Re WILSON-Q. B. Div., 9th June. BANKRUPTCY-VIVA VOCE EVIDENCE-PRACTICE IN COUNTY COURT. In this case a question arose as to how far the practice in the county courts was affected by the decision given in the case of Ex parte Kearsley & Co., Re Genese (34 W. R. 474, 17 Q. B. D. 1), by which it was held that an application to be allowed to give viva voce evidence ought to be made beforehand, and not at the same time with the motion upon the hearing of which it is desired to use such evidence. The case was an appeal from the Bradford County Court, and turned upon a question of fact whether a certain agreement was a demise of a shed with steam power, or whether the steam formed the subject of a separate contract. THE COURT (MATHEW and CAVE, JJ.) dismissed the appeal, holding that there was one agreement for steam and power, but in the course of his

judgment CAVE, J., said that it was necessary he should say one word with regard to what had occurred in the county court. The application in the county court was supported by an affidavit of the landlord, in answer to which there was an affidavit of the bankrupt. That being so, the landlord asked leave to adduce viva voce evidence, but the trustee in the bankruptcy objected on the ground that there was a decision of his lordship's (Ex parte Kearsley & Co., Re Genese) in which he had held that such an application ought to be made beforehand, and not upon the hearing of the motion. His lordship wished to say at once that that decision was not intended to affect the course of business in the county courts. The practice was convenient in the High Court, where he was sitting continuously, and where application could be made to him at any time. That was not so in a county court. Of course, if parties were taken by surprise, the county court judge would exercise his discretion and act as he thought fit. But the decision given was not intended to apply to courts other than the High Court, and the county court judge was quite right in the present case to allow the viva voce evidence to be heard.-COUNSEL, West; Forbes, Q.C., and Longstaffe. SOLICITORS, Berry, Robinson, & Scott; Coulson, Dickson, & Coulson.

LAW SOCIETIES.

SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.

The usual monthly meeting of the board of directors of this association was held at the Law Institution, Chancery-lane, London, on Friday, the 17th inst., Mr. Sidney Smith in the chair. The other directors present were Messrs. H. Morten Cotton, Edwin Hedger, J. H. Kays, R. Pidcock (Woolwich), J. Anderson Rose, Frederic T. Woolbert, and J. T. Scott (Secretary). A sum of £255 was distributed in grants of relief. Thirteen new members were admitted to the association, and other general business was transacted.

LAW STUDENTS' JOURNAL.

CALLS TO THE BAR.

The following gentlemen were on Wednesday called to the bar :— LINCOLN'S INN.-Jehangeer Dosabhoy Framjee, Elphinstone College, Bombay; Richard Cotton Walker Hill, University of Ireland; Henry Smith, M.D., London; William Awdry Peck, B.A., Oxford; Richard Watson, LL.B., London; John Southall, B.A., Cambridge; Arthur Richmond Atkinson, Corpus Christi College, Oxford; and Robert Abraham Swan, Her Majesty's Stipendiary Magistrate, British Guiana. INNER TEMPLE.-Henry_Medlicott Rumball, London; Arther Lionel Baxter, B.A., Oxford; Donald Guise Larnach, B.A., Oxford; John Roger Rush Godfrey, M.A., Oxford; Frank Rhodes, B.A., Oxford; George John Talbot, M.A., Oxford; John Randal Orred, B.A., Oxford; William Laurence Bradbury, LL.B., Cambridge; Thomas Robinson Grey, B.A., Oxford; Frederick Theodore MacDonnell, M.A., Cambridge; Ernest William Ormond, B.A., Oxford (holder of a scholarship in equity, awarded July, 1886); Reginald James Neville Neville, B.A., Cambridge; Myles Patterson, B.A., Cambridge; Edward Alfred Goulding, B.A., Cambridge; Douglas William Owen; Henry Colquhoun Hayter, B.A., Oxford; Charles Edward Seth Smith; Herbert George Ward; Henry St. John Digby Raikes, B.A., Cambridge; Ralph Sliff Simey, B.A., Cambridge; Hugh Robert Eardley Childers, B.A., Cambridge; William B.A., LL.M.; Thomas Charles Bruce Mackintosh Walker, B.A., LL.B., Bartleet Duffield, B.A., Cambridge; Pridham Henry Pridham Wippell, Cambridge; John Arthur Penfold Wyatt, M.A., Cambridge; William Hartshorne Shorthose, Oxford; John Ritchie, M.A., Edinburgh; Arthur Godfrey Roby, B.A., Cambridge; Henry Sandbach, B.A., Oxford; and William Arthur Callender à Beckett.

MIDDLE TEMPLE.-James Stuart Seaton, M.A., B.C.L., Pembroke College, Oxford, Vinerian Scholar, 1886, Inns of Court Studentship in Roman Law of 100 guineas, First Class, 100 guineas, Middle Temple Real and Personal Property Law Scholar, First Class, 50 guineas, Common Law Scholar, First Class, 50 guineas, International Law Scholar; Mark Louis; Thomas Deason Munns, Emmanuel College, Cambridge; Henry Finnis Blosse Lynch, B.A., Trinity College, Cambridge, First Class Classical Tripos; Stephen Thomas Banning, Lieutenant Royal Munster Fusiliers; John Harvey Murphy, Trinity Hall, Cambridge; William Frodsham Lund, B.A., St. John's College, Cambridge; Frederick Augustus Le Mesurier, Lieutenant-Colonel Royal Engineers, Colonel in the Army; Charles Major; Francis Thomas Bradshaw, B.A., Wadham College, Oxford; Robert James Drake, B.A., LL.B., University of Dublin; John Melvin Paterson, First Class, 100 guineas, Middle Temple Equity Scholar, B.A., LL.B., Trinity Hall, Cambridge; Robert Ernest Moore, B.A., LL.B., Trinity College, Cambridge; H. W. Boscawen Wright, B.A., Merton College, Oxford; Henry Savage Sharpe Elwin; Wyndham Yates Peel, B.A., Cambridge University; Edward Symons; William Thomas Mitchell, M.A.; Charles Sharp; James Wilson-Holden; M. A. Santley; Charles Ormond Hazell, London University; Hubert Sydney; George Barrow Doo; Reginald Kemp; Duncan Macrae Hutson; Patrick Dargan; Joseph Eugene Serrett, University of London; Sylvain Mayor, B.A., London University, Ph.D. Heidelberg; Robert Garraway Rice; John Robert M'Ilraith, M A., LL.B., Glasgow University, 20 guineas International Law Middle Temple Scholar, 50 guineas Middle Temple Real and Personal Property Law Scholar, £10 Roman Law Lecture Prize, 100

guineas Middle Temple International and Constitutional Law Scholar, £25 Roman Law Lecture Prize; John E. Piper, LL.B., London University; Michael Stewart Johnstone Macmorran, London University; Henry Montague Lawrie, Balliol College, Oxford; Nai Pleng, Nanda Utayan College, Bangkok, Siam; Lala Roshan Lal; Harold Catmur Brushfield; Moung Kyaw, 100 guineas Middle Temple Common Law Scholar, and of Caleutta and Oxford Universities; Sardar Krishna Singh Kapur. GRAY'S INN.-John Joseph Hayden, Trinity College, Dublin; Arthur Edwin Preston, undergraduate of the University of London.

LEGAL NEWS.

OBITUARY.

Mr. GEORGE CHARLES CHERRY, barrister, died at his residence, Denford House, near Hungerford on the 12th inst. Mr. Cherry was the eldest son of Mr. George Henry Cherry, of Denford House, and was born in 1822. He was educated at Harrow and at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated second class in Classics in 1844. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Easter Term, 1848, and he formerly practised on the Oxford Circuit. Mr. Cherry was a magistrate and deputy-lieutenant for Berkshire. He was High Sheriff of that county in 1871, and he was deputy-chairman of the Berkshire Quarter Sessions from 1864 till 1885, when he was elected chairman of the court. He was also for many years chairman of the Hungerford Board of Guardians. Mr. Cherry was unmarried. He was buried at Denford on the 17th inst.

Mr. FINLAY KNIGHT, one of the registrars in bankruptcy, died a few days ago. Mr. Registrar Knight was the third son of Mr. Charles Knight, of Brighton, and was born in 1823. He was admitted a solicitor about the year 1847, and he practised for several years at Birmingham. He afterwards entered at the Middle Temple, where he was called to the bar in Hilary Term, 1870. He restricted himself to bankruptcy practice, and he had for over fifteen years a large business. In 1885 Lord Halsbury appointed him a registrar in bankruptcy.

APPOINTMENTS.

Sir HENRY WATSON PARKER, President of the Incorporated Law Society, who has received the honour of Knighthood, is a Yorkshireman by birth. He came to London early in life, and, after being articled to the late Mr. Robert Few, was admitted a solicitor in Michaelmas Term, 1853. A few years later he joined the then firm of Ellis & Clark, now represented by the firm of Parker, Garrett, & Parker. In 1873 he was elected a member of the Council of the Incorporated Law Society. He is a member of the Royal Commission on Loss of Lives at Sea.

Mr. CHARLES REGINALD HOFFMEISTER, Attorney-General of British Honduras, has been appointed to officiate as Chief Justice of that colony. Mr. Hoffmeister is the third son of Dr. William Carter Hoffmeister, of West Cowes, and was born in 1856. He was educated at Caius College, Cambridge. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in May, 1878, and he formerly practised on the Western Circuit. He was appointed Attorney-General of British Honduras in 1885.

Mr. FREDERICK HARDYMAN PARKER, barrister, has been appointed to officiate as Attorney-General of the Colony of British Honduras. Mr. Parker is the only son of Mr. William Alexander Parker, formerly Chief Justice of British Honduras. He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in June, 1880, and he has been registrar of the Supreme Court of the Colony of British Honduras.

Mr. JAMES RUSSELL, Judge of the Supreme Court at Hong Kong, has been appointed to officiate as Chief Justice of that Colony. Mr. Justice Russell is the third son of Mr. John Russell, of Broughshane, Antrim. He is an LL.B. of the Queen's University in Ireland, and he was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Easter Term, 1874. He was coroner of Hong Kong from 1874 till 1879, when he became colonial secretary and superintendent-registrar. He was appointed a puisne judge in 1884.

Mr. WILLIAM JOHN SADD, solicitor, of Norwich, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Mr. JOHN WATSON STOCKER, solicitor, of 152, Fenchurch-street and of Lee, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.

Sir GEORGE WILLIAM DES VEUX, barrister, K.C.M.G., has been appointed Governor of the Colony of Hong Kong. Sir G. Des Voeux is the fifth son of Sir Charles Des Voeux, Bart., and was born in 1834. He was educated at the Charterhouse and at Balliol College, Oxford, and he was called to the bar in Upper Canada in 1861. He was for several years a stipendiary magistrate in British Guiana, and he became Governor of the Bahamas in 1880, Governor of Fiji in 1881, and Governor of Newfoundland in 1886. He was created a Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George in 1877, and a Knight Commander of the same order in 1883.

Mr. JOSEPH UNDERHILL, Q.C., has been appointed Recorder of the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme, in succession to Mr. Thomas Clement Sneyd Kynnereley, resigned. Mr. Underhill is the son of Mr. George Lees Underhill, of Wolverhampton. He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Hilary Term, 1862, and he practises on the Oxford Circuit. He became a Queen's Counsel in 1880, and he is a bencher of the Middle Temple.

Mr. HENRY FOX BRISTOWE, Q.C., Vice-Chancellor of the County Palatine of Lancaster, has received the honour of Knighthood. ViceChancellor Bristowe is the second son of Mr. Samuel Ellis Bristowe, of Beeston, Nottinghamshire, and was born in 1824. He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Trinity Term, 1847. He became a Queen's Counsel in 1869, and he was for several years a leader in the court of ViceChancellor Malins. He was appointed Vice-Chancellor of the County Palatine of Lancaster in 1881. Sir H. Bristowe is a bencher of the Middle Temple, of which society he was treasurer in 1885.

Mr. HUGH OWEN, barrister, secretary to the Local Government Board, has been created a Civil Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath. Sir H. Owen is the eldest son of Sir Hugh Owen, and he was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Trinity Term, 1862, and he became an assistant secretary to the Local Government Board in 1876, and secretary to the board in 1883.

Mr. SIDNEY GODOLPHIN ALEXANDER SHIPPARD, D.C.L., has been created a Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. Sir S. Shippard is the eldest son of Captain William Shippard, and was born in 1838. He is a D.C.L. of Hertford College, Oxford, and he was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Hilary Term, 1867. He was AttorneyGeneral of Griqualand West from 1876 till 1882, when he was appointed a puisne judge of the Supreme Court of the Cape Colony.

Mr. WILLIAM JOHN FARRER, solicitor, of 66, Lincoln's-inn-fields, has Thomas Farrer, and brother of Sir Thomas Henry Farrer, Bart. He was adreceived the honour of Knighthood. Sir W. Farrer is the son of Mr. mitted a solicitor in 1849, and he is in partnership with his younger brother, Mr. Frederick Willis Farrer. Sir W. Farrer is high bailiff of the city of Westminster, solicitor to the Grenadier Guards, and a director of the Law Life and Law Fire Insurance Society.

Mr. H. P. JONES, solicitor, of 29, Booth-street, Manchester, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of

Judicature.

Mr. GODFREY LUSHINGTON, Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department, has been created a Civil Companion of the Order of the Bath. Mr. Lushington is the fifth son of the Right Hon. Stephen Lushington, Dean of the Arches and judge of the Court of Admiralty, and was born in 1832. He was educated at Rugby and at Balliol College, Oxford, where he graduated first class in Classics in 1854, and he was afterwards elected a Fellow of All Souls College. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Hilary Term, 1858, and he formerly practised in the Court of Chancery. Mr. Lushington was secretary to the Law Digest Commission, and he became counsel to the Home Office in 1869, Assistant Under-Secretary of State in 1876, and Permanent UnderSecretary in 1885.

Mr. HENRY LONGLEY, barrister, has been created a Civil Companion of the Order of the Bath. Mr. Longley is the eldest son of the late Most Reverend Charles Thomas Longley, D.D., Archbishop of Canterbury, and was born in 1834. He was educated at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated second class in Classics in 1856. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Easter Term, 1860, and he formerly practised on the Northern Circuit. Mr. Longley was a Local Government Board Inspector from 1871 till 1874, and he became a Commissioner of Charities in 1874, and Chief Commissioner of Charities in 1885.

The Hon. SLINGSBY BETHELL, barrister, Reading Clerk in the House of Lords, has been created a Civil Companion of the Order of the Bath. Mr. Bethell is the second son of the first Lord Westbury, and was born in 1831. He was educated at University College, Oxford. He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Michaelmas Term, 1857, and he formerly practised in the Court of Chancery. He was registrar of the Exeter Court of Bankruptcy from 1861 till 1865, when he was appointed Reading Clerk and Clerk of Committees in the House of Lords.

Mr. CHARLES DALRYMPLE, barrister, M.P., has been created a Baronet. Sir C. Dalrymple is the second son of Sir Charles Dalrymple Fergusson, Bart. He was born in 1839, and he assumed the name of Dalrymple by royal licence. He was educated at Harrow, and at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated in the third class of the Classical Tripos in 1862. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Michaelmas Term, 1865, and he formerly practised on the Northern Circuit. Sir C. Dal. rymple was M.P. for Buteshire in the Conservative interest from 1868 till 1885, and he has sat for Ipswich since April, 1886. He was a Lord of the Treasury from July, 1885, till January, 1886.

Mr. WILLIAM ROSE PARROTT, solicitor, of Stony Stratford, has been appointed Clerk to the Pottersbury Board of Guardians, Assessment Committee, School Attendance Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority. Mr. Parrott was admitted a solicitor in 1870.

Lord BRAMWELL has received the Honorary Degree of LL.D. from the University of Dublin.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

ARTHUR NEWTON and FREKE PALMER, solicitors (Arthur Newton & Palmer), 24, Great Marlborough-street, Regent-street, London. May 31. The said Arthur Newton will carry on the said business at No. 24, Great Marlborough-street. [Gazette, June 17.]

GENERAL.

We are glad to learn that Mr. W. Melmoth Walters, of New-square, Lincoln's-inn, who recently met with an accident while riding, is going on favourably.

Ballantyne & Co v Carter (Wilson & ors clints)
In re Arbitration between Jackson & Jackson
Lee (trading, &c) v Horsham & Co
Dufresne & ors v Richards & ors
Atkinson v Young & anr, Young v Atkinson
Lotioga v John Ross & Co

In re a Solicitor, Expte Jennings (urgeat)
Collin v Sani

Hedley v Gray
Weldon v De Bathe
Crowe v Thy wissen
Capsey v Everett
Binney & Co v Clegg & Co

Exchange Telegraph Co, Id v Maitland
Le Fleming v Jay Jay v Le Fleming
In re a Solicitor Exple Incorporated Law Soc

English, Scot ish & Australian Chartered Bank Benjamin & Co

CROWN PAPER. For Judgment.

Sussex Gardner v Mansbridge Magistrate's cane argued April 19, cor. Justices AL Smith & Wills

Yorkshire, Leeds Mayor, &, of Leeds v Robshaw County Court argued April 29, cor. Lord Chief Justice and Justice A L Smith Middlesex The Queen v General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom Nisi for mandamus (Ex parte Partridge) argued May 26, cor. Justices Mathew & A L Smith For Argument.

Hertfordshire The Queen v Cheshunt Local Bd Mandamus Defendant's motion for stay Lincolnshire Hemstock and ors v Hunt and ors County Court Special case defendants' appeal H H Judge Hughes (pt hd-S Ö till Justices Day and A. L. Smith sit together) Salford Walton v Hardman Hundred Court plaintiff's appeal Lincolnshire, Louth Swansea Hughes v Glover Magistrate's case Mower v Plaskett

Mr Robson for

HH Judge Stephens

Justice Wills

Set down 29th April Middlesex Clarke v Great Eastern Ry Co

Set down 2nd May Middlesex Colbourn v Kersley & ors Mr

Kersley Justice Stephen

Mr Murphy Lyon for dft

Set down 2nd May Middlesex Weldon v Budd & anr Plt in person Justice

Denman

Grantham

Eaton v Lake Mr Fillan for plt Justice

Set down 7th May Middlesex Shaw, Saville, & Albion Co, 11 v Bell Coleman
Mechanical Refrigerating Co, ld Attorney Gen for plt LCJ of England
Set down 11th May Middlesex Stone v Chapman & anr Mr Clay Justice
Stephen
Set down 12th May Middlesex Eaton v Lake Mr J L Walton for dft Justice
Set down 16th May Middlesex Walton v Perry Mr J Davis Justice Stephen
Set down 16th May Middlesex Shaw, Savill, & Albion Co, ld v Bell Coleman
Mechanical Refrigerating Co, ld Sir H James for dfts LC J of England
Se: down 17th May Middlesex Srook v Self-Acting Sewing Machine Cold &
crs Mr Horne Payne for dft McKay Justice Grove

Set down 17th May Middlesex Same v Same Mr TR Kemp for dit Park

house Justice Grove

Set down 18th May Middlesex Duncan & Co v Hutton Mr Bigham Wills m fj to be argued with this motion

Justice

Let down 19th May Middlesex Gurney & Co v Stroud Mr Hewitt

Justice

Cave

County Court defendant's appeal Lancashire, Ashton-under-Lyne & Stalybridge Dukinfield Local Board v Adamson & Co County Court defendant's appeal H H Judge Hughes

tiff's appeal H H Judge Collier

Lancashire, Liverpool Bebbington v The Midland Ry Co County Court plainLiverpool Roberts & anr v McDougall Passage Court plaintiffs' appeal TH

Baylis, Esq, Judge

Lancashire Griffiths v E. Lawrence & ors, Licensing Justices for City of Liverpool Quarter Sessions appellant's nisi to quash

Lancashire Tranter v R Neilson, Esq, & ors, Justices of Lancashire Quarter Sessions appellant's nisi to quash order

England The Queen v Midland Ry Co Nisi for prohibition (expte Great
Western Ry Co)

Sheffield Co of Proprietors of Sheffield Waterworks v Guardians of Poor of
Sheffield Union Order of Sessions Appellants' nisi to quash (part heard and
adjourned to Trinity 25th May, cor Baron Pollock and Justice Field)
Middlesex, Marylebone Kelly & anr v Kellond (Thomas, clmnt) County
Court Clints' app
Lancashire, Warrington McHardy (by next Friend) v Siptrott County Court
HH Judge Stonor
Pit's app H H Judge Ffoulkes

Met Pol Dist The Queen v T Vaughan, Esq Met Pol Magistrate & ors Nisi to hear, &c, injunction Expte Boaler

Salford Howarth v Brearley Hundred Court Plt's app H West, Esq, Judge Middlesex The Queen v Poulter & ors Nisi for certiorari for inquisition for London The Queen v Mayor, &, of London & anr Nisi to state case Expte compensation Expte London, Tilbury, & Southend Ry Co

Mr

Surrey, Wandsworth Bryant v Bancroft (Bancroft, clmnt) County Court
Monmouthshire, Newport Stott v Evans County Court
Clint's app H H Judge Holroyd
Plaintiff's appeal
HH Judge Owen

Set down 28th May Middlesex Crump Baron Pollock

Willicombe v Chesterton Coal & Iron Co ld

Mr

Set down 1st June Middlesex

Rayden v Carter Mr Vennell Baron Pollock OPPOSED MOTIONS.

Southampton The Queen ▾ Inhabitants of Southampton Nisi for new trial (tried before Mathew, J.)

Northamptonshire, Peterborough The Queen v H H Judge Bagshawe & Catley Nisi for prohibition Expte Bill

Glamorganshire, Aberdare Howells v Morgan County Court Plaintiff's appeal HH Judge Williams

Northamptonshire, Peterborough

appeal H H Judge Bagshawe

Catley v Bill County Court Defendant's

Surrey The Queen v Colonel Bevington & anr, Jj., &c., & Slazenger & Sons Nisi to issue distress warrants (Expte Overseers of St Saviour)

Hanley, Staffordshire The Queen v Recorder of Hanley Nisi for certiorari for order (Expte The Bristol Gas Light Co)

Met Pol Dist The Queen v J Paget, Esq, Met Pol Magistrate, & O'Brien Nisi to hear appln for sums (Expte White Sewing Machine Co)

Lincolnshire, Sleaford Sharpe & Co v H H Judge Leonard & ora County Court Dft Judge Leonard's appeal HH Judge Stephen

Glamorganshire, Aberdare In re Davies, dec (Howells v Morgan) County Court appeal of exors of R Williams, dec H H Judge Williams

Yorkshire, Leeds Sherlock v Brown Bros County Court Defendants' appeal HH Judge Greenhowe

Lancashire, Liverpool Edwards & Co v Tregarthen County Court Defendant's appeal HH Judge Collier

Yorkshire, Bradford Craven v Bradford Advance &c Bank ld & Hartley County Court Defendants' appeal H H Judge Gates

London Jamrack v West & ors Mayor's Court Defendants' appeal

Surrey, Wandsworth Robinson v Robinson County Court Plaintiff's appeal HH Judge Holroyd

Plaintiff's appeal H H Durham The Queen v Hall, Esq, Jj, &c, & Gillespie Nisi to issue summons (Expte Jeavene)

Kent, Dartford Thompson v Dean County Court
Judge Cox

Plaintiff's appeal H H

clmt)

Hertfordshire, St Albans Jacobs v Dawkes & anr (Arnold, the younger,
County Court Execution Creditor's appeal H H Judge Whigham
Middlesex, Edmonton Blackwell v Great Eastern Land & Building Co, ld
County Court Defendant's appeal HH Judge Abdy

Wolverhampton, Staffordshire The Queen v Recorder of Wolverhampton Smus for mandamus to hear appeal (Ex parte Parker) Referred from Chambers Middlesex, Brompton Crombie v Sage & ora County Court Plaintiff's appeal

HH Judge Stonor

Lancashire, Ormskirk Cropper v Pilkington County Court

HH Judge Collier

Plaintiff's appeal

Durham, Darlington Cox v Darlington Steel & Iron Co ld County Court De

fendants' appeal HH Judge Turner

Warwickshire, Birmingham

appeal HH Judge Chalmers

Harper v Davis County Court Defendant's

Lancashire Evans & Co (trading, &c) Overseers of the Poor of Pendleton Quarter Sessions Respondents' nisi to quash

Lancashira Tunnicliffe & ors v Overseers of the Poor of Birkdale & Assessment Committee of the Ormskirk Union Quarter Sessions. Appellants' nisi to quash

Derbyshire, D rby Winson v Palmer County Court Plaintiff's appeal H H Judge Russel

Yorkshire, Sheffield Clegg v Beretta & anr County Court Defendants' appeal HH Judge Ellison

Staffordshire South Staffordshire Waterworks Co v Stone Magistrate's cafe Yorkshire, Kingston-upon-Hull Exchange and Discount Bank ld v Maw & anr County Court Plaintiff's appeal H H Judge Bedwell

Norfolk The Queen v ERM Pratt, Esq, & ors, Jj, &c, & anr
&c. appln for bastardy order (expte Begley)

Middlesex, Marylebone H Dickson & Co v Simon (Waram olmt)
Plaintiffs' appeal H H Judge Stonor

Middlesex, Westminster Hanson v Nightingale

appeal H H Judge Bailey

Kent Fuller v Rayne Magistrate's case

Nisi to hear,

County Court

Manchester Gorton Local Board v Prison Commissioners Magistrate's case
Met Pol Dist The Queen v J Shiel, Esq, Met Pol Mag and ors Nisi to state
case (expte Girling)

Manchester The Queen v JH P Seresche, Esq, Stipendiary Mag for the
Division of Manchester Nisi for certiorari order (expte Palmer)
Lancashire, Chorley Cochrane v Dakin County Court Defendant's appeal
HH Judge Coventry

Sunderland Corpn of Trinity House of Deptford, Stroud v Neptune Steam
Navign Cold Magistrate's case

Middlesex The Queen v Assessment Committee of St Mary, Islington Nisi for mandamus to make provisional valuation list (expte Agricultural Hall Co) London Brown v Griffen & anr County Court Defendant's appeal Mr Commissioner Kerr

Bedford hire, Bedford Smith Midland Ry Co County Court Defendants' appeal H H Judge Bagshawe

Staffordshire, Hanley Baddeley v Granville County Court Defendant's appeal HH Judge Jordan

Lancashire Local Board for District of Waterloo with Seaforth v Lewis Magis trate's case

Yorkshire, Huddersfield Horberry, the younger, v Whitwharn (Dyson clm') County Court Claimant's appeal H H Judge Snagge

Durham, Sunderland Lister v Pinkney & Sons' Steamship Co ld County Court
Defendants' appeal H H Judge Meynell

Middlesex, Bloomsbury Witt v Banner (Simmons, clmt)
Claimant's appeal H H Judge Bacon

County Court

Lancashire, Leigh Cowburn v Leigh & Son County Court Plaintiff's appeal HH Judge Ffowkes

Middlesex The Queen v Keepers of the Peace & Justices for Midd'esex acting for Petty Sessional Division of Edmonton Nisi for prohibition from proceeding on rating appeals (expte Edmonton Union)

Northumberland, Newcastle McGregor v McGregor County Court Defendant's appeal H H Judge H 11

Devonshire, Newton-Abbott & Torquay Macleod v Cornelius County Court Defendant's appeal H H Judge Giffard

Leicestershire, Ashby-de-la-Zouch Bourne & ors v Netherseal Colliery Co ld County Court Plaintiff's appeal H H Judge Hooper

Leicestershire, Ashby-de-la-Zouch Bromley & ors v Same Same

Glamorganshire, Swansea Lewis v Evans County Court Defendant's appeal HH Judge Williams

Lancashire Mattinson v Moorsom Magistrate's case

Surrey, Southwark Ray v Willis County Court Plaintiff's appeal H H Judge Holroyd

Cardiff Evans v Hemingway Magistrate's case

Lincolnshire, Grantham Carlton Bank ld v Kingstone County Court Plaintiff's appeal H H Judge Hooper

Leicestershire, Ashby-de-la-Zouch Garner & ors v Garner County Court Defendant's appeal H H Judge Hooper

Yorkshire, W R Montagu v Goole Local Board, Goole Local Board v Montagu Quarter Sessions Public Health Act, 38 & 39 Vict. c. 55, s. 269

London Palliser & anr v Gurney County Court Plaintiff's appeal Mr Commissioner Kerr, Judge

London Dwyer v Ash Bros County Court Plaintiff's appeal Judge Middlesex, Westminster Thrussell v Handyside & Co County Court Plaintiff's appeal H H Judge Bayley

Middlesex, Shoreditch Williams v Docwra & Son County Court Plaintiff's appeal H H Judge Prentice

Surrey Lambeth Jonas v Long & ora County Court (Equity) Defendant Harris's appeal HH Judge

Surrey, Southwark Wright v Wallis County Court Plaintiff's appeal H H Judge

Middlesex, Edmonton Philips & anr v Dod County Court Plaintiff,' appeal H H Judge

Lincolnshire, Gainsborough Chatterton ▼ Cheesman & anr County Court Dǝfendants' appeal H H Judge Stephen

ACTIEN GESELLSCHAFT CHEMISCHE FABRIK COLOMBIA, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 15, directed to be heard before Kay, J., on June 25 at 10.30. Gasquet & Metcalfe, Idol lane, Gt Tower st. solors for petners

JOHORE CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 15, directed to be heard before Stirling, J., on Saturday, June 25. Sole & Co, Aldermanbury, solors for petners

LEIPSIC HALLE AND DISTRICT ICE CO, LIMITED.-North, J., has fixed Monday, June 27 at 1, at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator LONDON MODEL DWELLINGS CO, LIMITED.--Stirling, J., has, by aù order dated June 1, appointed Paul Alfred Boulton, 39A, King William st, to be official liquidator

LONDON OYSTER CULTIVATING CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by Stirling, J., dated June 11, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Hudson & Co, Queen Victoria st, solors for petners

MYSORE ESTATES CO, LIMITED.-North, J., has, by an order dated June 3, appointed Henry Tolputt, 32, Great St Helens, to be official liquidator. Creditors are required, on or before Oct 8. to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to the above. Tuesday, Oct 25 at 1, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. LIMITED IN CHANCERY

LIVERPOOL VICTORIA LOAN AND BANKING CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 13, directed to be heard before the Vice-Chancellor, at the Assize Courts, Manchester, on Monday, June 27. Snowball & Co, Liverpool, solors for petners

London Gazette.-FRIDAY, June 21.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

BIRMINGHAM CAB CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by North, J., dated June 11, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Burton & Co, Lincoln's inn fields, agents for Johnson & Co, Birmingham, solors for petners BRIGHTON MUSIC HALL Co, LIMITED.-By an order made by Stirling, J., dated June 11, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Whitfield, Finsbury pavement, solor for petner

BRITISH PATENT GLAZING CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by Stirling, J., dated June 11, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Furber, Gray's inn sq, solor for petner

CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES OF MULATOS, LIMITED.-Petn_for winding up. presented June 11, directed to be heard before North, J., on July 9. Bevir, Devereux chmbrs, Temple, solor for petner

E. L. PARR & CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by Kay, J.. dated June 11, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up be continued. Wooler, John st, Bedford row, agent for Morgan & Scott, Cardiff, solors for petner KENSHAM PAPER MILL CO, LIMITED -By an order made by Kay, J., dated June 11, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Ashurst & Co, Old Jewry, solors for petners

READING IRON WORKS, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before July 16, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Charles James Andrewes and Thomas James, Reading Iron Works, Limited, Reading. Tuesday, July 26 at 12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims. Spokes, Essex st, Strand, solor for liquidators ROWE & Co, LIMITED.-By an order made by North, J., dated June 11, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Harris & Co, Coleman st, solors for petners UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY.

ALBION MUTUAL PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.-By an order made by Chitty, J., dated June 11, it was ordered that the society be wound up. Collisson & Co, Bedford row, solors for petner

COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

DU BEDAD, ADAMS, & CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented June 17, directed to be heard before the Vice-Chancellor, at the Assize Courts, Manchester, on July 4. Barrell & Co, Liverpool, solors for petner

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED.

GWRGAUHAB ITHEL LODGE, Branch of the Philanthropic Order of True Ivorites, St. David's Unity, White Hart Inn, Glynneath, Glamorgan. June 17