Mr. THOMAS BARCLAY COCKERTON, barrister, has been appointed Secretary to the Royal Commission on Market Rights and Tolls. Mr. Cockerton is the eldest son of Mr. Richard Cockerton, and was born in 1855. He was educated at Magdalen College, Oxford, and he was called to the ber at Lincoln's-inn in January, 1885. Mr. JOHN EDWARD MILLER, solicitor (of the firm of Dickinson & Miller), of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and North Shields, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Mr. FREDERICK JOHN BRIGHAM, Solicitor, of Driffield, has been appointed Clerk to the Bridlington School Board. Mr. Brigham is also clerk to the Driffield School Board. He was admitted a solicitor in 1877. Mr. GEORGE ALFRED SEDGWICK, solicitor, of 9, New Broad-street, and of Stratford, has been appointed Solicitor to the Stratford Rock Building Society. Mr. Sedgwick was admitted a solicitor in 1862. He is vestry clerk of West Ham Parish. Mr. BERNHARD RINGROSE WISE, barrister, has been appointed AttorneyGeneral of the Colony of New South Wales. Mr. Wise was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Easter Term, 1883. Mr. ALEXANDER HAYMAN WILSON, solicitor (of the firm of Messrs. G. L. Wilson & Co., 3, Westminster-chambers, Victoria-street, S. W.), has been appointed a Commissioner for taking Affidavits in the High Court of Judicature at Calcutta, and Acknowledgments of Married Women in respect of Property in India. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Commissioners to inquire as to the extent to which market rights are in the hands of—(1) local authorities; (2) trading companies; and (3) private persons or bodies of persons other than trading companies, and other matters affecting market rights and tolls; and to report as to the advisability of local authorities acquiring existing market rights, and the arrangements desirable for that purpose, and as to the advisability of prohibiting the farming by local authorities of market tolls, rents, stallages, and other dues, and the placing of restrictions on the sale of goods outside the market that may be lawfully sold in the market; and also of providing that the tolls, &c., of inarkets held by local authorities shall from time to time be revised with the view of their being regulated by the necessary expenditure in connection with the markets, and that such markets shall be free and open when the capital charges in respect of them have been paid off by the incomes from the markets or otherwise. And also to report generally as to the alterations which may be desirable in the existing law relating to markets, having due regard to the interests of those concerned. The Pall Mall Gazette says that a case was decided on Friday at the Wandsworth Police-court which is of almost as great importance to gas consumers as the famous Dobbs' case was to water consumers. The Rye, the well-known solicitor and antiquarian, of Winchester House, Wandsworth and Putney Gaslight and Coke Co. summoned Mr. Walter Putney, to recover £12 17s. 7d. for 85,100 feet of gas alleged to have been consumed by him from Christmas, 1886, to Lady-day, 1887. Mr. WILLIAM HENRY WALTER BALLANTINE, barrister, who has been elected M.P. for the City of Coventry in the Liberal interest, is the eldest son of the late Serjeant William Ballantine, and was born in 1847. He was educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, where he graduated in the third class of the Law Tripos in 1869, and he was called to the bar at the Mr. F. C. Inner Temple in Hilary Term, 1871. He is a member of the South-Gore, barrister, appeared for the company, and Mr. M. Shearman, barrisEastern Circuit. ter, for the defendant. The meter shewed the company's claim to be correct, and the real question for decision was whether the meter's evidence was final or only prima facie evidence. For the four preceding quarters Mr. Rye had been charged £7 7s. 9d., £3 5s. 7d., £2 6s. 8d., and £7 16s. 5d., but when the claim jumped suddenly to nearly double, Mr. Rye struck and declined to pay. Hence the present summons. Mr. Rye's house is rated at only £72 nett, and is supplied with a 20-light meter. He tendered £8 in payment, which was refused. The meter had been sent to the Government inspector, who certified it to be correct. Mr. Gore contended that (1) under the Gasworks Clauses Acts, 1871, and the Gasworks Act, 1859, the register of the meter was conclusive evidence; (2) that defendant was bound by it, by his agreement with the plaintiff; and (3) that as a matter of fact the meter could not be wrong. Mr. Shearman then called the defendant, his wife, his cook, and a friend who constantly visited Mr. Rye, who all swore that, if anything, less gas had been consumed than in the preceding quarter. Mr. Paget asked Mr. Gore what he had to say to that. Mr. Gore called the Government inspector, who swore the meter was perfectly correct, and could not err; but in the course of a long cross-examination this witness admitted that the meter had not been examined by himself, but by "someone in the office." He also admitted after a struggle that the meter (a "wet" one) was not infallible. The "In short," said counsel maker of the meter then swore it could not err. the witness. Mr. Paget then found that as a fact the meter was wrong, for the defence, "the meters made by you are infallible?" "Yes," said and, dismissing the points of law raised by the plaintiffs, ordered the defendant to pay £8, but awarded him £8 costs. Mr. Gore asked for a case, and Mr. Paget said if it were stated in writing he could consider it. WILLIAM HEATHFIELD and WILLIAM HENRY HEATHFIELD, solicitors (Heathfield & Son), 44, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London. June 9. [Gazette, July 12.] GENERAL. The Standard states that the Land Transfer Bill will be strongly opposed from the Liberal benches, and it is probable that an amendment will be moved to the second reading, the adoption of which will be tantamount to the rejection of the measure. The Government will not attempt to make progress with the Bill in the face of serious opposition. In the House of Commons on the 8th inst. Mr. Childers asked the First Lord of the Treasury when the Bill to reduce the number of Irish judges would be introduced, in accordance with the promise of the 14th of April, on the faith of which opposition was withdrawn to the Irish Judicature Bill. Mr. W. H. Smith said: It is the intention of the Government to deal with the question in the course of next week. The Royal Assent was given on Tuesday to the following Bills:Metropolis Management (Battersea and Westminster); National Debt and Local Loans; Trusts (Scotland) Act, 1867, Amendment; Oyster and Mussel Fisheries Order Confirmation; Kenmare Junction Railway; Witham Drainage (Hobhole Sluice); City of London and Southwark Subway (Kennington Extensions, &c.); Kilsyth and Bonnybridge Railway; Metropolitan Board of Works (Various Powers); Weston-super Mare Improvement; Merionethshire Railway (Abandonment); Manchester Ship Canal; South-Eastern Railway; and Atkins's Divorce. The Metropolitan Police Force has, says the St. James Gazette, sustained a severeloss by the death of Mr. Davis, who acted as legal adviser to the Commissioners at Whitehall-place. The post is one of modern creation. Sir Richard Mayne, when Chief Commissioner, was himself a lawyer, and it was not until after his death, in 1869, that the inconvenience caused by the absence of the legal element at police headquarters became painfully apparent. To meet the requirements of the situation the office of "Legal Adviser" was established in 1871, and Mr. Davis was appointed to the post, of which he was the first and only occupant. The salary attached to the office is £1,000 a year. An application was made to Mr. Justice Chitty on Wednesday in a case of Kirby v. Webb. It was stated that the solicitors for the parties to the action had been before the taxing master, and that, on leaving the taxing master's room, the defendant's solicitor struck the plaintiff's solicitor. The plaintiff's solicitor moved for the committal to prison of the defendant's solicitor, on the ground that he had been guilty of contempt, the assault being committed within the precincts of the court. Mr. Justice Chitty declined, upon the evidence as it was before him, to decide the question whether a contempt of court had been committed. The statement that the assault was committed "on leaving the taxing master's office" was too vague. He adjourned the motion in order that the applicant should file a further affidavit stating exactly the place where the assault occurred. The Times states that the applicant and respondent subsequently arranged that an order should be taken for dismissal of the motion upon the respondent apologizing and paying costs. A warrant has been issued appointing the Earl of Derby, Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Mr. Childers, Sir J. P. Corry, Sir T. Martineau, Mayor of Birmingham; Mr. C. I. Elton, Q.C., Mr. F. W. Maclean, Q.C., Mr. Henry Broadhurst, Mr. Spencer Charrington, Mr. J. J. Harwood, Mayor of Manchester; Mr. W. C. Little, and Mr. Justin M'Carthy to be Royal ACTIEN GESELLSCHAFT CHEMISCHE FABRIK COLOMBIA, LIMITED.-Kay, J.. has SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING CO. LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented July 4 directed to be heard before Kay, J., on Saturday, July 16. Scott & Spalding, Queen st, Queen Victoria st, solors for petners SUTTON COLDFIELD ROYAL HOTEL CO, LIMITED-By an order made by Kay, J., dated June 27. it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Wynne & Co, Chancery lane, agents for Gorst, Liverpool, solor for petners WOOLWICH (OLD BARGE HOUSE) STEAM FERRY, LIMITED.- Petn for winding up, presented July 7, directed to be heard before Stirling, J., on July 16. Poland, Queen st, Cheapside, solor for petner UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY. LISKEARD AND CARADON RAILWAY CO-Creditors are, on or before July 19, to send to Messrs. Burchell & Co, 5, the Sanctuary, Westminster, the full particulars of their claims. Every creditor holding any security is to produce the same (unless he has already doue so) before Stirling, J., at his chambers, on Tuesday, Aug 2, at 12 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. CLAYDON CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED, Botolph Claydon, Bucks. July 2 IMPERIAL SOUTHERN LODGE, Nottingham Ancient Imperial United Order of Odd Fellows' Friendly Society, Bull Inn, Southam, S.O., Warwick. July 5 LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS' PROVIDENT FUND SOCIETY, White Swan, 26, White st, Moorfields. July 6 London Gazette.-TUESDAY, July 12. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. DERBY AND DERBYSHIRE NEWSPAPER Co, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented July 8, directed to be heard before Kay, J., on Saturday, July 23. Hollams & Co, Mincing lane, solors for petners FLINT COAL AND CANNEL CO, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has fixed Thursday, July 14, at 11, at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator JAPANESE VILLAGE AND ORIENTAL TRADING CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented July 8, directed to be heard before North, J., on July 23. Harrison, Chancery lane, solor for petner RIXON'S IRON AND BRICK COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by Chitty, J. dated July 2, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Miller & Co, Salters' Hall court, Cannon st, solors for petner FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. MOILLIETT'S ARMS INN MUTUAL INVESTMENT AND LOAN SOCIETY, Moilliett's BACON, THOMAS, Boston, Lincoln, Gent. Aug 23. Harwood, Boston BISHOP, JOHN, Hunt st, Silk Weaver. Aug 15. Phipos, Farringdon st CHAPPUIS, PAUL EMILE, Fleet st, Manufacturer. Aug 31. Duffield & Bruty, Tokenhouse yd CHARNLEY, EMERSON, Newcastle upon Tyne. Sept 9. Arnott & Co, Newcastle upon Tyne COMDEN, SHEM, Ryde, I W, Baker and Confectioner. Oct 6. Vincent, Ryde HALL, JOSS, Hightown, York, Butcher. July 25. Oates, Heckmondwike JOHNSTON, ANDREW WILLIAM, Highgate, Wheelwright. Aug 10. Orton Smith, JONES, JAMES. Salford, Lancaster, Chemist and Druggist. Aug 9. Widdows, ROBERTSON, ROBERT DAVID, Gloucester st, Jeweller. Aug 16. Cunningham, SEYMOUR, MARY, Clifton, Bristol. Sept 1. E&E A Harley, Bristol STAINTON, THEODOSIA, West Ferry, Owston, Lincoln. Aug 2. Sharp, Epworth STEVENS, RICHARD FREDERICK, Grenville st, Esq, Barrister at Law. July 31. Dimond & Son, Wimpole st THOMAS, DUNCKLEY, B. A., Haverstock hill, Ordained Clergyman of the Church of England. Aug 25. Pomeroy, Bristol TINN, GEORGE TRISTRAM, Newcastle upon Tyne, Surgeon Dentist. Sept 1 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., Westmirster (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 entirel his own.-[ADVT.] BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, July 8. RECEIVING ORDERS. CABRY, MARGARET ANNE York. Aug 27. Cowling & Co, York inn sq GADSBY, LOUISA, Leicester. Aug 15. Freer & Co., Leicester GOODALL, JEREMIAH, Tunstall, Stafford, Gent. July 28. Hollinshead & Moody, Tunstall GREGORY, WILLIAM SAMUEL, Doncaster. Aug 31. Hall, Blackburn GROUBE, ANNA MARIA, Peckham. Aug 18. Morris Gibson, Bank bldgs, Camberwell green HALLATT, ELIZABETH SARAH, Camberley, Surrey, Hotel Keeper. Aug 30. Gibbs, HUNTER, GEORGE, Fulham, Draper. Aug 9. McKenna & Co, Basinghall st PERCIVAL, ANN, Manchester. Aug 31. Boote, King st, E.C. PRATT, LYDIA STORY, Edgbaston, Warwick. Aug 6. Slatter & Co, Stratford upon Avon PREW, ROBERT, Islip, Northampton, Farmer. Sept 17. French, Thrapston ROGERS, HANNAH, Islington. Ang 20. Gush & Co, Finsbury circus ALLRIGHT, ELISHAM GEORGE, Wantage, Berks, Boot Factor. Oxford. Pet July 6. Ord July 6 BAILEY, GEORGE, Thurloe sq, South Kensington, Veterinary Surgeon. High BATE, WILLIAM LUKE, Totnes, Devon. East Stonehouse. Pet July 5. BOSWELL, JOHN, Warwick, Stoker. Warwick. Pet July 1. Ord July 1 CLEGHORN, DAVID MENZIES, and WILLIAM ROBSON CLEGHORN, Liverpool, Ironfounders. Liverpool. Pet July 5. Ord July 5 COLLINS, H., Arthur st chbrs, London Bridge. High Court. Ord June 25 CONSTANCE, JAMES, Gloucester, Draper. Gloucester. Pet July 4. Ord July 4 DALTROFF, BENJAMIN, City rd, Boot Manufacturer. High Court. Pet July 5. Ord July 5 DEWDNEY, WILLIAM, Truro rd, Wood green, no occupation. Edmonton. Pet July 6. Ord July 6 DISBURRY, THOMAS, Bacup, Lancs, Clothier. Oldham. Pet July 4. Ord July 5 FIRTH, WILLIAM, York, Pork Butcher. York. Pet July 4. Ord July 4 ROUPELL, ROBERT PRIOLEAU, Piccadilly, one of her Majesty's Counsel. Aug 5. GIBB, WILLIAM, Manchester, Wine Merchant. Manchester. Pet June 20. Ord Simpson & Co, Moorgate st RUSSELL, GEORGE, Leeds, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer. Aug 9. Lumb & Bailey, Leeds Aston & SAYE AND SELE, Right Hon and Venerable FREDERICK BENJAMIN Baron, Ban- July 6 GRAY. THOMAS HENRY, Gt Yarmouth, Corn Merchant. Gt Yarmouth. Pet HASLER. WILLIAM WYNDHAM, Chichester, Esq. Brighton. Pet June 11. Ord MANN, HENRY ALBISTON, Grantham, Lincoln, Seed Merchant. Nottingham. Pet July 6. Ord July 6 Ord Ord MITCHELL, CHARLES, Swinton, Yorks, Farmer. Scarborough. Pet July 4. PYEFINCH, HENRY VANDERWALL, Gt Yarmouth, Gent. Gt Yarmouth. Pet RICHARDSON, EDWIN, and HARRY PETERS, West Bromwich, Egg Merchants. Oldbury. Pet July 4. Ord July 4 RIDSDALE, JOHN GEORGE. Newcastle on Tyne, Hardwareman. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet July 6. Ord July 6 ROBERTS, PERCY EDWIN, Tonbridge, Kent, Grocer. Tunbridge Wells. Pet July 2. Ord July 4 SHARLAND, WILLIAM, Torquay, Mason. Exeter. Pet July 5. Ord July 5 SOUTHWELL, WILLIAM, and THOMAS SOUTHWELL, Todmorden, Lancs, Farmers. Burnley. Pet July 6. Ord July 6 Ord July 6 SYKES, JAMES, and JOHN HEATON, Bradford, Grocers. Bradford. Pet July 4. ALLCOCK, CHARLES, Derby, Grocer. July 15 at 12. Off Rec, St James's chbrs, Cheltenham FARRER. WILLIAM HENRY, Manchester, Cab Proprietor. July 18 at 11.30. Off Rec, Ogden's chbrs. Bridge st, Manchester FIRTH, WILLIAM, York, Pork Butcher. July 16 at 12. Off Rec, York FOSTER, JOHN CHOWEN, Mutley, Plymouth, Builder. July 18 at 3. 18, Frankfort GRANT, WILLIAM HENRY, Foleshill, nr Coventry, Manufacturer of Silk Goods. HALLAM, GEORGE FREDERICK, Nottingham, out of business. INGLES, JOSEPH, Consett, Durham, Innkeeper. July 19 at 2. Newcastle on Tyne Off Rec, Pink lane, JONES. JOHN, Lambeth walk, Fruiterer. July 15 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st. Lincoln's inn fields LEATHER, WILLIAM, Dewsbury, Yorks, Mill Operative. July 15 at 3. Off Rec, Bank chbrs, Batley LLEWELLYN, JOHN, and SAMUEL GETHING LEWIS, Cardiff, Coal Merchants. July 19 at 2.30. Off Rec, 3, Crockherbtown, Cardiff LONG. WILLIAM GEORGE, Filey, Yorks. Lodging House Keeper. July 15 at 11. MUSGRAVE, ARTHUR SEYMOUR, Wimborne, Dorset, Builder. OAKLEY, WILLIAM, Tunbridge Wells, Builder. July 15 at 12. Bankruptcy bldgs, PAGE, THEODORE, Birmingham, Tin Plate Worker. July 20 at 11. 25, Colmore row, Birmingham PEACEY, MARK HALE, Cheltenham, out of business. July 16 at 3.30. County Court, Cheltenham PICKERSGILL, RICHARD, Leeds, Woollen Merchant. July 19 at 3. Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds POTTERTON, EDWARD, and ROBERT WILLIAM GOULD, Molesey, Timber Merchants. July 20 at 11. Cannon st Hotel PRESTON, AMY GARDINER, Cambridge, Milkwoman. July 22 at 12. Off Rec, 5, Petty Cury, Cambridge PRESTON, CHARLES, Bradley, nr Bilston, Licensed Victualler. July 18 at 3.30. Off Rec, St Peter's close, Wolverhampton READY, WILLIAM JOHN, Gt Grimsby, Sailmaker. July 20 at 12. Off Rec, 3, Haven st, Gt Grimsby RENNARD, WILLIAM, Scarborough, Blacksmith. July 15 at 12. Off Rec, 74, Newborough st, Scarborough RIDSDALE, JOHN GEORGE, Newcastle on Tyne, Hardwareman. July 20 at 11. Off Rec, Pink lane. Newcastle on Tyne ROBERTS. GEORGE, Portland rd, South Norwood, Builder. July 18 at 12. 109, Victoria st, Westminster RODWAY, CHARLES JOHN, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, Ironmonger. July 19 at 3. Spread Eagle Hotel, Gloucester SHARLAND, WILLIAM, Torquay, Devon, Mason. July 19 at 11. Off Rec, 13, Bedford circus, Exeter SHELDON, JAMES, Hulme, Manchester, Stableman. July 18 at 12. Off Rec, Ogden's chbrs, Bridge st, Manchester SOLLIS, WILLIAM JOHN, Birmingham, Baker. July 19 at 11. 25, Colmore row. Birmingham THOMAS, JOHN, Bangor, Saddler. July 18 at 12. Off Rec, Crypt chbrs, Chester TIFFIN. REUBEN, Cockermouth, Cumberland, Cattle Dealer. July 19 at 11.30. Cour, House, Cockermouth WESTLAKE, GEORGE, Plymouth, Coal Dealer. July 19 at 3. 18, Frankfort st, Plymouth WILLISON, MATTHEW, Whaddon, Buckinghamshire, Baker. July 16 at 11.30. Off Rec, 1, St Aldate, Oxford ALLRIGHT, ELISHAM GEORGE, Wantage, Berks, Boot Factor. Oxford. Pet July BARKER, ROWLAND TATHAM, Stoneycroft, Lancashire, Oil Merchant. Liverpool. BECKETT, THOMAS, Scarborough, Boot Dealer. Scarborough. Pet June 27. Ord BENTLEY, CHARLES EDWARD, Olney, Buckinghamshire, Surgeon. Northampton. BLAKE, GEORGE HENRY, Archer st, Westbourne grove, Greengrocer. High BROWN, WILLIAM, Beckenham, Kent, Grocer. Croydon. Pet June 29. Ord CHANTRY, GEORGE, and EDMUND BREWSTER, Birmingham, Tea Merchants. Bir- COLEY. SARAH ELIZABETH, and WILLIAM BROOKES COLEY, Dudley, Worcester- FIRTH, WILLIAM, York, Pork Butcher. York. Pet July 4. Ord July 5 FORD. WILLIAM, Birmingham, Licensed Victualler. Birmingham. Pet May 5. FURLOW, JOHN, Pontypool, Mon, Grocer. Newport. Mon. Pet June 20. Ord LONG. WILLIAM GEORGE, Filey, Yorks, Lodging House Keeper. Scarborough, PRESTON, AMY GARDINER, Cambridge, Milkwoman. Cambridge. Pet July 4. PRESTON, CHARLES, Bradley, nr Bilston, Licensed Victualler. Wolverhampton. Pet June 15. Ord July 4 PYEFINCH, HENRY VANDERWALL, Regent rd, Gt Yarmouth, Gent. Gt Yarmouth. Pet July 5. Ord July 5 RANDLE, ARTHUR, Fillongley, Warwick, Baker. Coventry. Pet May 31. Ord July 6 RENNARD, WILLIAM, Scarborough, Blacksmith. Scarborough. Pet June 27. Ord July 6 RICHARDS, THOMAS DAVIES, Carmarthen, Grocer. Carmarthen. Pet June 16 ROSE, JOHN, Norwell, Nottingham, Farmer. Nottingham. Pet June 25. Ord SOUTHWELL, WILLIAM, and THOMAS SOUTHWELL, Todmorden, Lancs, Farmers. SYKES. JAMES, and JOHN HEATON, Bradford, Grocers. Bradford. Pet July 4. WIGG, WILLIAM SMITH, Regent st, Gt Yarmouth, Jeweller. Gt Yarmouth. Pet WIGLEY, HENRY, Uttoxeter, Stafford, Butcher. Burton on Trent. Pet June 16. Ord July 5 WILLISON, MATTHEW, Whaddon, Bucks, Baker. Banbury. Pet June 24. Ord July 5 London Gazette.-TUESDAY, July 12. RECEIVING ORDERS. Ord July 7 BEILBY, JAMES, Leamington Priors, Gilder. Warwick. Pet July 7. CHALICE, RICHARD DAVID, Plymouth, Painter. East Stonehouse. Pet July 7. COULTHARD, RICHARD, Fenchurch st, no occupation. High Court. Pet July 7. Ord July 7 CRIDGE, JOHN RICHARD, Torquay, Hotel Proprietor. Exeter. Pet July 7. Ord July 7 CRISP, JOHN, Stockton on Tees, Commission Agent. Stockton on Tees and Middlesbrough. Pet July 8. Ord July 8 CRUTE, STEPHEN, West Kirkby, Cheshire, Slater. Liverpool. Pet July 8. Ord ELAND, JOHN HUGH NOTTINGHAM, Poppleton, Yorks, Dealer in Horses. York. EVANS, WILLIAM, Fownhope, Herefordshire, Publican. Hereford. Pet July 9. FOULGER, THOMAS, Anerley rd, Crystal Palace, Insurance Agent. High Court. Pet July 8. Ord July 8 GARDNER, ROBERT, Gt Baddow, Essex, Poultry Dealer. Chelmsford. Pet July S. Ord July 8 GODDARD. ARTHUR, Wandsworth Common, Builder. Greenwich. Pet June 23. Ord July 8 HIGGINS, HOWARD, Tipton, Painter. Dudley. Pet July 5. Ord July 5 HILLIARD, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, Wallingford, Berks, Coal Merchant. Oxford. Pet July 9. Ord July 9 HOPKINS, GEORGE HEWITT, Henbury, Gloucester, Farmer. Bristol. Pet July 7. Ord July 7 HUDDART, JANE, Moorhouse, nr Carlisle, Beerhouse Keeper. Carlisle. Pet July 8. Ord July 8 JACOBSKOTTER, WILLIAM, Toxteth pk, Lancs, Merchant. Liverpool. Pet July 6. Ord July 8 LEWIS, EDWIN CHARLES, Bath, Auctioneer. Bath. Pet June 9. Ord July 9 MALET. FRANCIS BLUNDELL WARRE, Roland gdns, South Kensington, Gent. High Court. Pet June 13. Ord July S NOBLET, THOMAS, Hanley. Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall. Pet June 20. Ord July 8 OTTER, FRED, Leeds, Tailor. Leeds. Pet July 7. Ord July 7 PEARSON, GEORGE, Gateshead, Cement Manufacturer. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet July 9. Ord July 9 PEYTON, GEORGE EDWARD, Portsmouth, Carriage Manufacturer. Portsmouth. Pet July 5. Ord July 5 PLATT. SAMUEL, Silverdale, Stafford, Beerhouse Keeper. Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall. Pet July 9. Ord July 9 RIELLY. HUGH JOSEPH, Stockton on Tees. Grocer. Stockton on Tees and ROBERTSON, W., Brabant ct, Tea Merchant. High Court. Pet June 13. Ord ROOKE, GEORGE WALTER, George st, Wombwell, Butcher. Barnsley. Pet July 8. Ord July 8 ROWE, JOHN, Bletchley, Bucks, Draper. Northampton. Pet June 25. Ord July 5 TOWNSEND, GEORGE HENRY. Carmarthen, Woollen Manufacturer. Carmarthen. VAN DEN BERG, JOHN, Tredegar rd, Bow, Boot Manufacturer. High Court. July 9. Ord July 9 Pet VISCARDINI, GIOVANNI, John st, Bedford row, Cabinetmaker. High Court. July 7. Ord July 7 Pet WRIGHT, SAMUEL, Lilypot lane, Noble st, Warehouseman. High Court. June 17. Ord July 7 Pet The following Amended Notice is substituted for that published in the London Gazette of May 10. TRIMM. RICHARD CURTIS, Walton on Thames, Contractor. Kingston, Surrey. Pet March 26. Ord April 15 FIRST MEETINGS. BLATHERWICK, THOMAS, Nottingham, Painter. July 20 at 11. Off Rec, 1, High pavement, Nottingham BRADBURY, SAMUEL WILLIAM, New Oxford st, Commercial Traveller. July 19 at 11. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn BROWN, WILLIAM, Trinity rd, Beckenham, Grocer. July 20 at 3. 109, Victoria st, Westminster CANNING, GEORGE HENRY. Stratford upon Avon, Auctioneer. July 21 at 11.30. CANNINGS, JOHN, Birmingham, Grindery Dealer. July 22 at 3. 25, Colmore row, ELAND, JOHN HUGH NOTTINGHAM, Poppleton, Yorks, Dealer in Horses. July 22 at 1. Off Rec, York ENDACOTT, WILLIAM, Bovey Tracey, Devon, Tailor. July 22 at 11. Thomas Corn GRAY, THOMAS HENRY, Gt Yarmouth, Corn Merchant. July 23 at 12. Off Rec, 8. King st. Norwich HAINES, JOSEPH CHARLES, Southampton row, House Agent. July 21 at 12. HITCHMAN, WILLIAM, East Grinstead, Coal Dealer. July 19 at 3. Spencer & HOPKINS, GEORGE HEWITT, Henbury, Glouces, Farmer. July 21 at 3.30. Off Rec, Bank chbrs, Bristol HUDDART, JANE, Moorhouse, nr Carlisle, Cumberland, Beerhouse Keeper. July 21 at 12 Off Rec, 34, Fisher st, Carlisle JARDINE, ARTHUR MURRAY, Euston sq, Gent. July 19 at 2.30. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn LIARDET, J. EVELYN, London st. July 21 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn MITCHELL, CHARLES, Swinton, Yorks, Farmer. July 20 at 11.30. Talbot Hotel, New Malton, Yorks Bradford NEWBOULD, JOSEPH, Bradford, Baker. July 19 at 11. Off Rec, 31, Manor row, PALFREYMAN, ROBERT, Litton, Derbyshire, Grocer. July 20 at 1. Off Rec, St James's chbrs, Derby PALMER, GEORGE HUBBARD, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, Boot Maker. July 25 at 2.30. White Hart Hotel, Spalding PEARSON. GEORGE, Gateshead, Cement Manufacturer. July 23 at 11. Off Rec, PEYTON, GEORGE, Portsmouth, Carriage Manufacturer. July 20 at 3. 168, PREECE, WILLIAM THOMAS, Seven Sisters' rd, Job Master. July 19 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn PYEFINCH, HENRY VANDERWALL, Gt Yarmouth, Gent. Aug 15 at 10. L Blake, South Quay. Gt Yarmouth ROBERTS, PERCY EDWIN, Tunbridge. Grocer. July 19 at 2.30. Spencer & Reeves, Mount Pleasant, Tunbridge Wells SIMMONS, FREDERICK, Garden London rd, Southwark, Engineer. July 20 at SYKES, JOSEPH, Damside, nr Huddersfield, Finisher. July 21 at 11. Haigh & THWAITE, SAM HARTLEY, Bradford, Yorks, Grocer. July 19 at 12. Off Rec, 31, WEDDALL, EDWIN, Crowle, Lincoln, no occupation. July 20 at 1.15. Guildhall, WHITELEY, GEORGE HENRY, Wakefield, out of business. July 19 at 11. Off Rec, WIGG. WILLIAM SMITH, Great Yarmouth, Jeweller. July 20 at 3. Off Rec, 3, King st, Norwich The following amended notice is substituted for that published in the London Gazette of July 5. PICKUP, ABRAHAM RICHARDSON, Huddersfield, Tobacconist. July 21 at 3. Haigh & Son, Solicitors, New st, Huddersfield ADJUDICATIONS. ATKINSON, JOSEPH THOMAS CLAYTON, Bristol, Rag Merchant. Bristol. Pet June 30. Ord July 8 BARNARD, CHRISTOPHER JOHN, Swindon, Major in Army. Cheltenham. Pet June 29. Ord July 7 BATE, WILLIAM LUKE, Totnes, Devon. East Stonehouse. Pet July 5. Ord BLISS. ROBERT ENOCH, Birmingham, Fruiterer. Birmingham. Pet July 7. Ord CONSTANCE, JAMES, Gloucester, Draper. Gloucester. Pet July 4. Ord July 7 DICK, ROBERT JAMES, Handsworth, Staffordshire, Jeweller. Birmingham. Pet ELAND, JOHN HUGH NOTTINGHAM, Poppleton, Yorks, Dealer in Horses. York. EVANS, WILLIAM, Fownhope, Herefordshire, Publican. Hereford. Pet July 9. GODDARD, ARTHUR, Prison, Wandsworth Common, Builder. Greenwich. Pet GRIBBLE, CHARLES, Vauxhall Cross, South Lambeth rd, Importer of Doors. High Court. Pet Jane 9. Ord July 8 HITCHMAN, WILLIAM, East Grinstead, Coal Dealer. Tunbridge Wells. Pet July 5. Ord July 8 HOPKINS, GEORGE HEWITT, Henbury, Gloucester, Farmer. Bristol. Pet July 7. Pet July 7 HOUGH, EDWARD JORDAN, Bishopsgate st, Merchant. High Court. Pet April 4. Ord July 8 HUDDART, JANE. Moorhouse, nr Carlisle, Beerhouse Keeper. Carlisle. Pet July 8. Ord July 8 INGLES, JOSEPH, Consett, Durham, Innkeeper. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet July 6. Ord July 8 KENT. ALDWYN PELIIAM, George yd, Lombard st, Solicitor. High Court. Pet April 5. Ord July 9 LEE, CHARLES, and LUDWIG SIMON. Milton st, Fine Art Publishers. High Court. Pet May 14. Ord July 6 MARTIN, HENRY, Barking, Essex, Brush Manufacturer. High Court. Pet May 25. Ord July 6 MASKELL. WILLIAM, Colchester, General Dealer. Colchester. Pet July 1. Ord July 5 MCKINNA, WILLIAM, Liverpool, Baker. Liverpool. Pet July 1. Ord July 8 OTTER, FRED, Leeds, Tailor. Leeds. Pet July 7. Ord July 7 PALFREYMAN, ROBERT, Litton, Derbyshire, Grocer. Derby. Pet June 22. Ord July 8 PALMER, GEORGE HUBBARD, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, Bootmaker. Peterboro'. Pet July 6. Ord July 9 PEYTON, GEORGE EEWARD, Portsmouth, Carriage Maker. Portsmouth. Pet July 4. Ord July 5 RIDSDALE, JOHN GEORGE, Newcastle on Tyne, Hardwareman. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet July 6. Ord July 9 ROBERTS, PERCY EDWIN, Tonbridge, Grocer. Tunbridge Wells. Pet July 2. Ord July 7 ROOKE, GEORGE WALTER, Wombwell, Yorke, Butcher. Barnsley. Pet July 8. SMITH, GEORGE JAMES, Cranston rd, Forest hill, no occupation. Greenwich. Ord July 7 TAZEWELL, WILLIAM GEORGE, Portsmouth, Engineer. Pembroke Dock. Pet June 4. Ord July 9 TIFFIN, REUBEN, Moorland Close, nr Cockermouth, Cattle Dealer, Cockermouth TOMKINS, WILLIAM, Bristol, Haulier. Bristol. Pet June 30. Ord July 9 and Workington. Pet June 29. Ord July 8 WHATLEY, GEORGE EDWARD STUART, Elm grove, Hammersmith, Clerk. High Court. Pet June 20. Ord July 6 WHITWORTH, CHARLES HENRY, Newport Pagnell Mills, Bucks, Miller. Northampton. Pet June 9. Ord July 7 The following Amended Notice is substituted for that published in the London Gazette of June 21. TRIMM, RICHARD CURTIS, Walton on Thames, Contractor. 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