Briggs Dickson, of the firm of Messrs. Buck, Dickson, & Cockshott, of Preston and Southport. Charles St. David Spencer, B.A., who served his clerkship with Messrs. Dalton, Spencer, Corbett, & Evans, of Cardiff; and Messrs. Crowder & Vizard, of London. THIRD CLASS Percy William Snelling, who served his clerkship with Mr. Walter Scotney, of Winchester; and Messrs. Prior, Bigg, Church, & Adams, of London. The Council of the Incorporated Law Society have acccrdingly given class certificates and awarded the following prizes of books: To Mr. Walker-prize of the Honourable Society of Clement's-innvalue 10 guineas; and the Daniel Reardon prize-value about 25 guineas. To Mr. Gabb-prize of the Honourable Society of Clifford's-inn-value 10 guineas. To Mr. White-prize of the Honourable Society of New-inn-value 5 guineas To Mr. Michelmore-Prize of the Incorporated Law Society-value 5 guineas. To Mr. Emanuel-Prize of the Incorporated Law Society-value 5 guineas. The council have given class certificates to the candidates in the second and third classes. The number of candidates who attended the examination was 71. NEW ORDERS, &c. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. LONG VACATION, 1887. Notice. During the vacation until further notice:-All applications which may require to be immediately or promptly heard are to be made to the judges who, for the time being, shall act as vacation judges. One of the vacation judges will sit in Chancery Court IV., Royal Courts of Justice, at 11 a.m. on Wednesday in every week, commencing on Wednesday, 17th of August, until further notice, for the purpose of hearing such applications of the above nature as, according to the practice in the Chancery Division, are usually heard in court. No case will be placed in the judge's paper unless leave has been previously obtained, or a certificate of counsel that the case requires to be immediately or promptly heard, and stating concisely the reasons, is left with the papers. The necessary papers relating to every application made to the vacation judges (see notice below as to judges' papers) are to be left with the cause clerk in attendance, Chancery Registrars' Chambers (Room 136), Royal Courts of Justics, before one o'clock on the Monday previous to the day on which the application is intended to be made. When the cause clerk is not in attendance they may be left at Room 136, under cover, addressed to him, and marked outside Chancery Vacation Papers, or they may be sent by post, but in either case so as to be received by the time aforesaid. In any case of great urgency, the brief of counsel is to be sent to the judge by post, or rail, prepaid, accompanied by office copies of the affidavits in support of the application, and also by a minute, on a separate sheet of paper, Ligned by counsel, of the order he may consider the applicant entitled to, and also an envelope, sufficiently stamped, capable of receiving the papers, addressed as follows:-" Chancery Official Letter: To the Registrar in Vacation, Chancery Registrars' Chambers, Royal Courts of Justice, London, W.C." On applications for injunctions, in addition to the above, a copy of the writ, and a certificate of writ issued, must also be sent. The paper sent to the judge will be returned to the registrar. The chambers of Mr. Justice Kay will be opened during the vacation. Mr. Justice Kekewich will, until further notice, hear urgent summonses which may be adjourned to him in his private room, No. 346, at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday in every week, commencing on the 17th of August. A special time will be appointed for any that cannot be conveniently disposed of. The address of the judge for the time being acting as vacation judge in the Chancery Division can be obtained on application at the Chancery Registrars' Chambers, Room 136. 16th August, and on the same day in every succeeding week during the vacation, the registrar in attendance will see solicitors requiring alterations necessary in orders to be acted on by the paymaster; but the order, and any necessary papers, and a notification of the amendment as required by the 27th of the Supreme Court Funds Rules, 1884, ought to be left at his seat not later than 12 o'clock on the previous day. 20th July, 1887. LEGAL NEWS. OBITUARY. Mr. JAMES KEIR, advocate, died at Edinburgh on the 13th inst., after a long illness. Mr. Keir was admitted a member of the Faculty of Advocates in Scotland in 1864, and for many years he enjoyed a fair share of business. In 1880 he was appointed junior legal assessor to the Corporation of Edinburgh, which office he held until his death, and in the followbecame receiver of Crown ing year he rents. unmarried. He was buried on the 18th inst. Mr. Keir was Mr. JOHN WILLIAM MIDDLETON, solicitor, of Leeds, died very suddenly on the 16th inst. Mr. Middleton was the son of Mr. William Middleton, solicitor, of Leeds, and was born in 1839. He was admitted a solicitor in 1860, having served his articles with his father, with whom he was for several years in partnership, and he was at the time of his death associated in partnership with his younger brother, Mr. Arthur Middleton. Mr. Middleton was a perpetual commissioner for the West Riding of Yorkshire, and he was for two successive years president of the Leeds Law Society. He was solicitor to the Leeds Permanent Building Society and to the Leeds Estate Building and Investment Society. Mr. Middleton came to London last week to attend the trial of an action in the Chancery Division on behalf of the last-mentioned society, and died very suddenly within a few hours after his return home. Mr. Middleton was a member of the Leeds Philosophical Society. He leaves a widow and eight children. The Leeds Mercury says that Mr. Middleton at all times took a great interest in legal matters. In connection with the Yorkshire Registry Bill he published a pamphlet which had a large circulation amongst bankers and solicitors. He took the matter up on behalf of the Yorkshire bankers, and in the end an amending Act was passed by which an objectionable clause-the fifteenth-was repealed. By his professional brethren and by a wide circle of other friends his untimely death is deeply regretted, and much sympathy is expressed for the bereaved family. Mr. WILLIAM HEATH, Solicitor, late of 3, New London-street, died about a fortnight ago. Hr. Heath was admitted a solicitor in 1832, and he had practised for over half a century in the City of London and at Tottenham, where he resided. He was formerly associated in partnership with Mr. Robert William Parker and Mr. John George Brett. He was solicitor to the Tottenham Local Board. He was appointed vestry clerk of the parish of St. Olave, Hart-street, about forty years ago, and he had held that office until his death, although he retired from practice about two years ago. Mr. Heath was for several years a member of the Court of Assistants to the Cordwainers' Company, and he had filled the office of warden. Mr. ROBERT KEITH VILLIERS DOUGLAS, solicitor (of the firm of Jackson, Prince, & Douglas), of 64, Cannon-street and of Sutton, has been appointed Clerk to the Sutton Local Board. Mr. Douglas was admitted a solicitor in 1881. Mr. GEORGE HYATT WILLIAMS, solicitor, of Brecon, has been elected Town Clerk of that borough in succession to the late Mr. John Williams. Mr. WILLIAM RICHARD STEVENS, solicitor, of 22, Abingdon-street, has been appointed Secretary to the South-Eastern Railway Co. Mr. Stevens has been for several years solicitor to the company. He was admitted a solicitor in 1874. Mr. ALEXANDER MOODY STUART, advocate, has been appointed Professor of the Law of Scotland in the University of Glasgow, in succession to Mr. Robert Berry, who has been appointed Sheriff of Lanarkshire. Mr. ARTHUR FREDERICK JEFFREYS, who has been elected M.P. for the Basingstoke Division of Hampshire in the Conservative interest, is the second son of Mr. Arthur Jeffreys, and was born in 1848. He was educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated second class in Mathematics in 1870. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Hilary Term, 1872, and he formerly practised on the Western Circuit. Mr. Jeffreys is a magistrate for Hampshire. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. EDWIN JOHN HARVEY, jun., and HERBERT JOHN ANDREW, solicitors (Harvey & Andrew), Landport and Gosport. July 9. SAMUEL HOYLE and THOMAS HERBERT BEDFORD, solicitors (Hoyle & Bedford), Halifax and Elland. The said business will in future be carried on by the said Samuel Hoyle. July 8. HENRY SKIPPER RYLAND and HENRY WOODCOCK RYLAND, solicitors (Clarke, Woodcock, & Ryland), 11, Lincoln's-inn-fields. July 16. [Gazette, July 19.] GENERAL. On the 14th inst., in the House of Commons, a petition was presented by Mr. L. Fry, from the Bristol Incorporated Law Society, against registration of title to land being made compulsory. The judgment of the Court of Appeal in Hamilton, Fraser, & Co. v. Pandorf & Co. (the "rat" case, commented on 30 SOLICITORS' JOURNAL, 682, was reversed by the House of Lords on the 14th inst. Lord Bramwell approved of Lord Justice Lopes's definition of "peril of the sea as being a sea damage occurring at sea, and nobody's fault." ་ A meeting will be held in Lincoln's-inn Old Hall on Saturday, the 23rd inst., at 2.15 p.m., to receive the report of the Provisional Committee of the Selden Society, to elect a council and officers, and to settle the rules of the society. The attendance of all persons interested (whether members of the society or not) is invited. An order has been made by the Lords of the Treasury directing that so long as the Lord Chancellor's principal secretary for the time being shall hold and perform the duties of the office of Clerk of the Crown, the chief clerk in the Crown Office in Chaucery shall hold and perform the duties of the office of assistant secretary to the Lord Chancellor. At a meeting of the Eldon Testimonial Trustees, held on Wednesday, Mr. Francis William Pember, Fellow of All Soul's College, Oxford, was elected twenty-second Eldon scholar. The scholarship, which is worth £200 per annum, is open to graduates of the University of Oxford (subject to certain regulations) who intend to study for the bar, and is tenable for three years unless the scholar in the meanwhile is called to the bar. They make some fine distinctions, says the Albany Law Journal, about cruelty" in the Michigan divorce decisions. For instance, for a husband, in picking berries, forcibly to resent his wife's reaching over from her row to his and picking some of his best berries, is cruel; but to tell her to go home to her father with her long nose, or to call her old goat, old cow, &c., is not cruel. Lord Herschell gave a very successful garden party at Lincoln's-inn on Tuesday, at which the Prince and Princess of Wales, the King of the Hellenes, and other Royal personages were present, including an Indian prince, who was arrayed in startling garments, combining the disadvantages of both male and female attire. Among the guests was Sir James Bacon, who looked well and vigorous, and was hailed with delight by the legal part of the concourse. The New York Daily Register, apparently referring to our recent observations on the Times headnotes of cases, quoted in an American legal journal, suggests that a headnote might be added from the Practice Reports of the late Mr. Howard. "The case was decided in an inferior court, and not in accordance with the reporter's sense of propriety or opinion of the law, we do not know which; and the first head-note he prefixed to it read as follows:-'This little case shews what a justice of the peace can do.' The grand jury at the Wells Assizes made a presentment "that the system introduced of late years, by which part of the assize business of this and other counties has been transferred to places in counties other than those in which that business arises, has been found highly inconvenient in practice, that it is inconsistent with the right of every man to have justice done to him in his own neighbourhood, that it has led to a great increase of expense, that it needlessly destroys old habits and associations, and is contrary to the wishes and feelings of the country in general." In the House of Commons, on the 14th inst., in answer to Mr. Maclure, Mr. W. H. Smith said: Sir James Hannen has not appointed Mr. A. B. Stallman Bridgeman to the office of District Probate Registrar at Manchester, but he has appointed Mr. Bridgeman Simpson, a late clerk in the London Probate Registry. The appointment was made because Sir James Hannen considered Mr. Bridgeman Simpson the fittest man he could select, having regard to Mr. Simpson's long experience in the London office. It was considered that this experience would enable him better to discharge the duties than a solicitor or the chief clerk in the district registry. At the Falmouth Borough Police Court, on the 18th inst., Mr. Samuel Roberts, master of the Boys' British School in that town, sought to recover from the Falmouth Urban Sanitary Authority a sum not exceeding £20 for closing the school during an epidemic of measles in the month of January last. Mr. H. Lyon based his arguments in support of the claim on the 308th section of the Public Health Act, 1875. Mr. W. Jenkins, solicitor, defended the action on the ground that the school was not closed by the urban sanitary authority, but was bound to be closed under the Education Code, No. 98. The bench decided in favour of the defendants. On the application of Mr. Lyon a case was granted for the superior court. of every hundred cases it acquits, in seventy-four out of every hundred cases it finds extenuating circumstances. has been much exercised by the insufficiency of the notes of the judges, and The Court of Appeal, while sitting to hear appeals from county courts, in particular of the judge of the City of London Court (Mr. Commissioner Kerr). On the 19th inst. Lord Esher remarked :-"All I can say is that the way these appeals are brought before the court is disgraceful"; and Lord Justice Lopes added: "I entirely concur." On the 20th inst. Lord Esher is reported to have said :-"This is a case of general interest, and how, it being a case of general interest, requiring careful consideration by the Court of Appeal, the judge of the City of London Court, being of that opinion, could satisfy himself by that note sent to us is to my mind inconceivable. [His lordship read the note.] That is the note which is to enable the Court of Appeal to do what is right. I say no more. It is for the judge himself and his own conscience to do what is right. We have no authority in the matter that I am aware of. But this is the third or fourth time in which we have had a note sent to us in what seems to be a stereotyped form, and that in spite of the provisions of the statute which require the judge to take a note.” The Albany Law Journal, referring to Judge Grover, says he had "a dreadful habit of sitting up at night and reading the records for the next day's argument, and then there was frequently a 'circus.' 'I guess you'd better skip down to the seventh point-he called it 'pint'—'I don't think there's much in that point; you'll find the testimony on Page 469,' and the like, were frequent expressions from his lips, and all the time he was looking around satirically or impatiently, as much as to say, 'Good Lord, what fools these lawyers be!' We once heard him say to a counsel who had cited a long list of cases on one point, 'The court can't look at all these cases, you know; you'd better point out three or four that you set the most store by, and we'll try to look at 'em.' Occasionally counsel would give him as good as he sent. We once heard an instance of this. Counsel, in replying to a point made on the argument and not printed in the brief, said: I say, as his Honour Judge Grover 999 Grover frequently observes, "I don't think there's much in that pint.' was visibly annoyed, and the rest of the judges could hardly conceal their merriment. But the joke was on the facetious counsel when the court beat him on that very pint.'" In the House of Commons on Tuesday, on the vote to complete the sum for the Bankruptcy Department of the Board of Trade, Mr. Bradlaugh called attention to the excessive cost of realizing assets under the Bankruptcy Act. He said that in one case an unfortunate lady was made a bankrupt for a debt of £350. Her assets realized £855, but not a farthing of the surplus reached the bankrupt. In other cases assets of £677 cost £338; of £1,728, cost £965, of which £210 were for incidental expenses of £569, cost £318; of £446, cost £244; of £714, cost £308; and of £2,423, cost £949 to realize. He submitted that this was a scandalous waste of the creditors' money, and that the Board of Trade, who had authority in the matter, ought to interfere to prevent such waste. Baron H. De Worms observed that the cases to which the hon. member had referred had all been carefully examined, and with the permission of the In the first case, the incicommittee he would deal with two of them. dental expenses amounted to £135, but that sum included a number of perfectly legal charges, such as auctioneers' charges, rent, carriage of goods, and other items which might well have appeared under other heads. The second case was similar. About 75 per cent. of all the cases in bankruptcy were administered by the official receiver, and for these the Board of Trade was responsible. It was where there was no official assignee that the discrepancy arose between the realized assets and the cost of realization. The Board of Trade had no power to force an official assignee on any bankruptcy. It would, he thought, be better if they had, and then the Board of Trade would be responsible. Monday, July Wednesday The Paris correspondent of the Times says that the Ministry of Justice has just published some very interesting statistics of crime in France in the year 1885. Some of the conclusions are satisfactory, others decidedly the reverse. The number of crimes committed in the five years ending Saturday with the year 1885 was less than the record shewn by the preceding lustrum; but, on the other hand, murders and attempts on human life had increased. This is attributed in a great measure to the leniency displayed by the juries. There is no doubt that assassins, particularly in Paris, calculate largely on their chances of escape. A telling speech from "The jury has a tender heart, it understands human passions, and is indulgent to them," is the criticism which a high authority has just passed on the institution. In twenty-four out a counsel often works wonders. Mr. Justice ΚΑΥ. Mr. King Ward King Ward King Ward Mr. Justice Carrington Mr. Justice Mr. Leach Godfrey Mr. Clowes Pemberton 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.] WINDING UP NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, July 15. ALBERT PALACE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has, by an order dated PLUMBLEY COLLIERY CO. LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented July 12, COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. DU BEDAD ADAMS & CO, DIMITED.-By an order made by the court, dated July 5, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Barrell, Rodway, & Co, Liverpool. solors for petner JOHN KERSHAW & CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by the Vice-Chancellor, dated July 7, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Bullock & Worthington, Manchester, solors for the company FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. LE K CHURCH MALE SICK AND BURIAL SOCIETY, National School, Leek, Stafford. OXLEY LODGE, Original Grand Order of the Sons of the Phoenix Friendly Society, London Gazette.-TUESDAY, July 19. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. JOHN BUCKTROUT, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before July 30, to THOMAS WEBB & SONS, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Jan 9, 1833, COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. Aug 1. HARRISON, JAMES, Dudley, Worcester, Wine and Spirit Merchant. JACKSON, ARTHUR GREGORY, Red Hill, Clerk in Holy Orders. Oct 1. Merrick LACEY. WILLIAM, Crewkerne, Shoemaker and Grocer. Aug 13. Sparks & Blake, LAYFIELD, JAMES, Wetherby, York. Sept 1. Hudson, Bradford LESTY, WILLIAM, Stockwell Cresent, Printer. Aug 31. Mackrell & Co, Cannon st MORRIS, SAMUEL, Bristol, Yeoman. Aug 30. Cash, Castle Cary OFFIN, WILLIAM, Brentwood, Currier and Leather Seller. Aug 12. Postans & OWEN, ALICE, Appleton within Widnes, Lancaster. Oct 1. Bradley & Son, SAVILE, AUGUSTUS WILLIAM, Rufford Abbey, Nottingham, Esq. Sept 1. Markby SCOTT, JOSEPH, Great Horton, Bradford, Cab Proprietor. Sept 1. Gaunt & Hines, SMITH, MARY, Boston, Lincoln. Sept 5. Staniland, Boston THEW, CATHERINE, Newcastle upon Tyne. Sept 14. W & WA Harle, Newcastle WAYNE, ALFRED, Leicester, Hosiery Manufacturer. Aug 15. Hincks, Leicester st London Gazette.-TUESDAY, July 19. ADOLPHUS, OTTO, King's College, London, Clerk in Holy Orders. Aug 15. Grover ARNOLD, GEORGE, Bristol, Gent. Sept 16. Perham, Bristol ASHBY. SHELDON DUDLEY, Chislehurst, Kent. BASSETT, ALEXANDER, Cardiff, Civil Engineer. Southampton Aug 31. Ashby & Compton, Sept 30. Stanton & Bassett, CUNNION, MARY, St Bees, Cumberland. Aug 17. Webster, Whitehaven DU BEDAD ADAMS & CO, LIMITED.-The Vice-Chancellor has fixed Wednesday, tor CREDITORS' NOTICES. UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, July 15. MOUSLEY, CHARLES EDWARD EUGENE, Clifton Campville, Stafford, Esq. Aug 10. UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 35. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, July 15. ALLEN, ELIZABETH, Tunbridge Wells. Sept 2. Cripps & Sons, Tunbridge Wells BARROW, LYDIA ELIZABETH, Brixton Hill. Aug 3. Snell & Co, George st BENSON, THOMAS, North Fambridge, Essex, Clerk in Holy Orders. Aug 1. BIRCH, WILLIAM, Butcher, Leytonstone. Aug 12. Walker & Battiscombe, LEFFLER, CHARLES, Redland, Bristol, Jeweller. SAULL, WILLIAM, Northampton, Wine and Spirit Merchant. Aug 10. Roslee, ST BARBE, HENRY LOUIS, Bassein, Burmah, India, Bengal, Civil Servant. Aug SIBLEY, GEORGE FREDERICK, Palmer's green, Middlesex, Aug 25. Thompson & SMITH, SAMUEL, Eaton, Norwich, Gent. Aug 27. Miller & Co, Norwich 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, July 15. RECEIVING ORDERS. BAILEY, ARTHUR MARTIN, Southampton, Builder. Southampton. Pet July 13. Ord July 13 BAINES, WILLIAM HENRY, Nottingham, Grocer. Nottingham. Pet July 11. Ord July 11 BASTOW, THOMAS WILLIAM, South Brent, Devon, Carrier. Pet July 13. Ord July 18 East Stonehouse. BEACH & MINTE, Birmingham, Merchants. Birmingham. Pet June 30. Ord July 12 BIDDER, HENRY, Pembroke Dock, Grocer. Pembroke Dock. Pet July 11. Ord July 11 BOWMAN, WILLIAM, Little Driffield, Yorks, Gardener. Kingston upon Hull. Pet July 11._Ord July 11 BRIERLEY, JOHN THOMAS, Oldham, Accountant. Oldham. Pet July 8. Ord July 11 BRIZELL, JOHN, jun, Liverpool, Veterinary Surgeon. Liverpool. Pet July 11 BATES, GEORGE, Wolverhampton, Fishmonger. Wolverhampton. Pet July 11. CLEGG, HARRIET, and CHARLES THOMAS CLEGG, Dewsbury, Yorks, Wool Dealers. CLUTTERBUCK, ENOCH WYATT, Newport, Mon, Commercial Traveller. Tredegar. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 CCOPER, JOHN, Long Eaton, Derby, Lace Manufacturer. Derby. Pet June 28. Ord July 12 Ord Ord CULSHAW, JOHN, Burscough, nr Ormskirk, Farmer. Liverpool. Pet June 27. Pet July 11. Ord Ord JACOB. ERNEST AUGUSTUS, Butleigh, Somerset, out of business. Wells. Pet JAMES, BENJAMIN, Llansadwrn Llanwrda, Carmarthen, Innkeeper. Carmarthen. JOHNSON, FRANCIS, Leeds, Plumber. Leeds. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 July 11 KING, JOHN CHARLES, Amersham, Buckingham, Draper. Aylesbury. Pet July MAGUB, ROBERT WILLIAM, Cannon st rd, St George in the East, Licensed MANWARING, GEORGE FREDERICK, Chatham, Commercial Traveller. Rochester. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 MEADOWS, ANDREW MILES, Kirby Bellars, Leicester, Farmer. Leicester. Pet July 9 Ord July 11 MITCHELL, THOMAS, Oldham, Lancs, Architect. Manchester. Pet July 12. Ord MOLE, ISAAC, Colchester, Boot Maker. Colchester. Pet July 13. Ord July 13 OWEN, MAURICE WILLIAMS LLOYD, Haverfordwest, Esq. Pembroke Dock. Pet PARKER, ROBERT CLINCE, Macclesfield, Grocer. Macclesfield. Pet July 13. Ord July 13 PETERS, DAVID, Preston, Sussex, Gardener. Brighton. Pet July 11. Ord July 11 PIGOT. JOSEPH, Monnery rd, Junction rd, no occupation. High Court. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 ROBERTS, JOSEPH, Pembroke Dock, Fancy Dealer. Pembroke Dock. Pet July 11. Ord July 11 SIDLOW, ANN, St Helen's rd, Over Hulton, near Bolton, Milliner. Bolton. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 SMITH, J. LIONEL, Carlyle sq, Middlesex, Gent. High Court. Pet June 25. Ord STEATHAM, JOSEPH, Wednesbury, Staffs, Gun Lock Manufacturer. Walsall. Pet TAYLOR, JOSEPH WILSON, Leeds, Earthenware Manufacturer. Leeds. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 TODD, EDWARD, Kendal, Westmoreland, Furniture Remover. Kendal. Pet June 30. Ord July 12 TOMMY, HENRY, Wem, Salop, Builder. Shrewsbury. Pet July 8. Ord July 8 WILLIAMS, ARTHUR, jun, Paul, Cornwall, Fisherman. Truro. Pet July 13. Ord WILLIAMS, FRANCES, Kingston-upon-Hull, Fruit Dealer. Kingston-upon-Hull. WILLIS, GEORGE, Askew cres, Askew rd, Shepherd's Bush. High Court. Pet March 15. Ord July 7 WRIGHT, WILLIAM WALDON, Great Yarmouth, Bricklayer. Great Yarmouth. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 The following amended notice is substituted for that published in the London Gazette of July 5. PICKUP, ABRAHAM RICHARDSON, Huddersfield, Tobacconist. Huddersfield. Pet June 30. Ord June 30 FIRST MEETINGS. BATE, WILLIAM LUKE, Totnes, Devon. July 22 at 11. 18, Frankfort street, BATES, GEORGE, Wolverhampton, Fishmonger. July 26 at 11.30. Off Rec, St BRIERLEY, JOHN THOMAS, Oldham, Accountant. July 25 at 3. Off Rec, Priory chbrs, Union st, Oldham CHALICE, RICHARD DAVID, Plymouth, Painter. July 22 at 12. 18, Frankfort st, Plymouth COLEY, SARAH ELIZA, and WILLIAM BROOKES COLEY, Dudley, Worcestershire, Iron Manufacturers. July 25 at 10.30. Off Rec, Dudley COOPER, F., & Co., Queen Victoria st. July 22 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn COOPER, JOHN, Long Eaton, Derbyshire, Lace Manufacturer. July 23 at 3. Flying Horse Hotel, Nottingham CRUTE, STEPHEN, West Kirby, Cheshire, Slater. July 26 at 12. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool CULSHAW, JOHN, Burscough, nr Ormskirk, Farmer. July 25 at 3. Off Rec, 35, DAVIS, EDWARD HENRY, Bristol, Accountant. July 23 at 12. Off Rec, Bank Victoria st, Liverpool chbrs, Bristol DUKE, ALFRED, Ebenezer bldgs, Rotherfield st, Fruiterer. July 22 at 12. 33, EVANS, THOMAS, Swansea, Draper. July 25 at 11. Off Rec, 6, Rutland st, GARDNER, ROBERT, Gt Baddow, Essex, Poultry Dealer. July 25 at 10.15. Shire hall, Chelmsford GIBB, WILLIAM, Manchester, Wine Merchant. July 25 at 11.30. Off Rec, Ogden's chbrs, Bridge st, Manchester HAMER, HENRY, Carnarvon, out of business. July 22 at 2.30. Off Rec, Crypt . HEATON, JOHN (sep estate), Cullingworth, Woolsorter. Off Rec, Dudley 3.20. Off Rec, Bank JACKSON, JOHN, Nottingham, Architect. July 22 at 11. Off Rec, 1, High pave- JAMES, BENJAMIN, Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire, Innkeeper. July 22 at 3. Off LEWIS, EDWIN CHARLES. Bath, Accountant. July 27 at 11.45. HR Moore, High st, Lincoln's inn LINTOTT, JABEZ JAMES, address unknown, Bootmaker. July 22 at 11. 33, Carey MACKREI L. CHARLES ARTHUR, High st, South Norwood, Licensed Vict ialler. July 25 at 3. 109, Victoria st, Westminster MANGNALL, WILLIAM, Manchester, Architect. July 25 at 11. Off Rec, Ogden's chbrs, Bridge st. Manchester MANN, HENRY ALBISTON, Grantham. Lincolnshire, Seed Merchant. July 22 at 12. Off Rec, 1, High pavement, Nottingham MEADOWS, ANDREW MILES. Kirby Bellars, Leicestershire, Farmer. July 23 at 12.30 28, Friar lane, Leicester NOBLET, THOMAS, Hanley, Staffordshire. July 23 at 10. Off Rec, Newcastle under Lyme NOTT, ROBERT, Nether Knutsford, Cheshire, Grocer. July 25 at 12. Off Rec, Ogden's chbrs, Bridge st, Manchester OTTER, FRED, Leeds, Tailor. July 25 at 11. Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds PARKER, ROBERT CLINCE, Macclesfield, Grocer. July 25 at 12. Off Rec, 23, King Edward st, Macclesfield PETERS, DAVID, Preston, Sussex, Gardener. July 25 at 12. Off Rec, Pavilion bldgs, Brighton PLATT, SAMUEL, Silverdale, Staffs, Beerhouse Keeper. July 26 at 10. Off Rec, Newcastle under Lyme SIDLOW, ANN, Over Hulton, nr Bolton, Milliner. July 26 at 11.30. 16, Wood st, Bolton SOUTHWELL, WILLIAM, and THOMAS SOUTHWELL, Todmorden, Lancs, Farmers. July 22 at 3.30. Queen's Hotel, Todmorden SYKES, JAMES (sep estate), Bradford, Grocer. July 22 at 11.15. Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford SYKES, JAMES, and JOHN HEATON, Bradford, Grocers. July 22 at 11. Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford TOWNSEND, GEORGE HENRY, Carmarthen, Woollen Manufacturer. July 22 at 11. VOCE, JOSEPH CHARLES, Bristol, Baker. July 28 at 12 30. Off Rec, Bank chbrs, BATES, GEORGE, Wolverhampton, Fishmonger. Wolverhampton. Pet July 11. CASHMORE, STEPHEN, West Bromwich, Licensed Victualler. Oldbury. Pet July 7. Ord July 12 CLEGG. HARRIETT, and CHARLES THOMAS CLEGG, Dewsbury, Yorks, Wool Dealers. Dewsbury. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 CLIFFE, WILLIAM HENRY, jun, Daybrook, Nottinghamshire, Lace Manufacturer. Nottingham. Pet June 24. Pet July 11 CLUTTERBUCK, ENOCH WYATT, Newport, Mon, Commercial Traveller. Tredegar. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 COULTHARD, RICHARD, Fenchurch st, no occupation. High Court. Pet July 7. Ord July 13 CULSHAW, JOHN, Burscough, nr Ormskirk, Farmer. Liverpool. Pet June 27. Ord July 13 GALE, W. F., Liverpool, Clerk. Liverpool. Pet June 8. Ord July 12 GAUNT, WILLIAM, Bradford, Commission Agent. Bradford. Pet July 13. Ord July 18 GIBB, WILLIAM, Manchester, Wine Merchant. Manchester. Pet June 20. Ord July 12 GRAY, THOMAS HENRY, Great Yarmouth, Corn Merchant. Great Yarmouth. Pet July 4. Ord July 11 HAMER, HENRY, Carnarvon, out of business. Bangor. Pet June 22. Ord July 12 HEMMINGS, WILLIAM ISAAC, Bicester, Licensed Victualler. Oxford. Pet June 29. Ord July 9 HIGGINS, HOWARD, Tipton, Painter. Dudley. Pet July 5. Ord July 11 HUNT, ROBERT, Charles st, St James, Gent. High Court. Pet April 6. Ord July 13 JAMES, BENJAMIN, Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire, Innkeeper. Carmarthen. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 JOHNSON, FRANCIS, Leeds, Plumber. Leeds. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 JONES, THOMAS CUTLER, JAMES OTIS DE WOLFE, and HAROLD BOYD JONES, July 13 Ora MAGUB, ROBERT WILLIAM, Cannon st rd, St George's in the East, Licensed Victualler. High Court. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 MANN, WILLIAM EDWARD, GEORGE STOGDALE, and HENRY LISTER, Adelaide, South Australia, Merchants, High Court. Pet June 8. Ord July 13. MANN, HENRY ALBISTON, Grantham, Seed Merchant. Nottingham. Pet July 6. Órd July 11 MANWARING, GEORGE FREDERICK, Chatham, Commercial Traveller. Rochester. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 MITCHELL, THOMAS, Oldham, Architect. Manchester. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 NOTT, ROBERT, Nether Knutsford, Cheshire, Grocer. Manchester. Pet July 11. PLATT, SAMUEL, Silverdale, Stafford, Beerhouse Keeper. Hanley, Burslem, and Ord REDMAN, CHARLES, Deal, out of business. Canterbury. Pet June 8. SCOTT, ANNIE C, Wakehurst rd, Northcote rd, Wandsworth. Wandsworth. Ord SHENNAN, ALEXANDER, Taunton, Draper. Taunton. Pet June 11. Ord July 12 SIDLOW, ANN, Over Hulton, nr Bolton, Milliner. Bolton. Pet July 12. Ord July 12 SMITH, WILLIAM COOK, Church, nr Accrington, Engraver. Black burn. Pet STEATHAM, JOSEPH, Wednesbury, Stafford, Gun Lock Manufacturer. Walsall, Pet July 12. Ord July 12 TAYLOR, GEORGE, Marlee ter, Landor rd, Stockwell. High Court. Pet May 4. Ord July 13 TAYLOR, JOSEPH WILSON, Leeds, Earthenware Manufacturer. Leeds. Pet July 12 Ord July 12 THOMPSON, JAMES, Silloth, Cumberland, Hotel Keeper. Carlisle. Pet July 9. TOWNSEND, GEORGE HENRY, Carmarthen, Woollen Manufacturer. Carmarthen. WHITHAM, JOSEPH, Manchester, Galvanizer. Manchester. Pet June 13. Ord Ord Ord WILLIAMS, FRANCES, Kingston upon Hull, Fruit Dealer. Kingston upon Hull. WINTERSON, CHARLES SELF, Bristol, Ironmonger. Bristol. Pet June 17. Ord WRIGHT, WILLIAM WALDON, Gt Yarmouth, Bricklayer. Gt Yarmouth. The following Amended Notice is substituted for that published in the Pet CHANDLER, HENRY EDWARD HYDE, Blandford st, Portman sq, Licensed The following amended notice is substituted for that published in the PICKUP, ABRAHAM RICHARDSON, Huddersfield, Tobacconist. Huddersfield. Pet London Gazette.-TUESDAY, July 19. RECEIVING ORDERS. ABBOTT, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Pilton, Devon, Paper Maker. Barnstaple. Pet July ATKINS, JAMES, Birkenhead, Licensed Victualler. Birkenhead. Pet July 14, BAILEY, FRANCIS EDWIN, Tamworth, Warwickshire, Ironmonger. Birmingham. BROOM, GEORGE, Wilmer gdns, Hoxton st, Hoxton, Timber Merchant. High BURNETT, JOHN, West Melton, nr Rotherham, Provision Merchant. Sheffield. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 CARELESS, RICHARD. Chipping Campden, Glouces, Commission Agent. Banbury. Pet July 16. Ord July 16 CHESTERTON, ALBERT, Openshaw, nr Manchester, Watchmaker. Nottingham. l'et July 15. Ord July 15 COWPER, WILLIAM, Campsall, Yorks, Builder. Sheffield. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 ELLISON, WILLIAM, North Shields, Grocer. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet July 16. Ord July 16 EVANS, JOHN, Swansea, Licensed Victualler. July 14 Swansea. Pet July 14. Ord FEATHERSTONE. MORRIS, Holme-on-Spalding Moor, Yorks, Farmer. Kingston upon Hull. Pet July 1. Ord July 15 FORD, CHARLES, Horsley, nr Nailsworth, Gloucester, Farmer. Gloucester. Pet July 5. Ord July 16 FREEMAN, WILLIAM CHARLES, Leadenhall st, General Merchant. High Court. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 FULLER, WILLIAM STEPHEN, Worthing, Sussex, Coachbuilder. Brighton. Pet July 15. Ord July 15 GILL, GEORGE FREDERICK, Spencer st, Limehouse, Timber Merchant. High Court. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 GWYNN, WILLIAM, Crispin st, Spitalfields, Coal Dealer. High Court. Pet July 15. Ord July 15 Ord HARKER, JOHN JAMES, Liverpool, Importer. Liverpool. Pet May 27. HARRISON, W. J., Waterloo rd, Milk Can Maker. High Court. Pet June 28. Ord July 16 July 15 HAYWARD, WILLIAM, Christchurch, Hants, Watchmaker. Poole. Pet July 16 Ord July 16 HITCH. EVAN CAMERON, Billiter st, Engineer. High Court. Pet June 27. Ord HOBSON, HORACE, Sheffield, Painter. Sheffield. Pet July 15. Ord July 15 IVES, GEORGE, New Scarborough, nr Wakefield, Grease Manufacturer. Wakefield. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 JOHNSON, GEORGE, High st, Godalming, Chemist. Guildford and Godalming. LYON, CHARLES E, residence unknown. High Court. Pet June 23. Ord July 15 LYONS, SAMUEL, Crewe, Fitter. Nantwich and Crewe. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 NELSON, WILLAM, Kirkdale, Liverpool, Engineer's Assistant. Liverpool. Pet PHILLIPS, WILLIAM DANIEL, Tregaron, Cardiganshire, Corn Merchant. Carmaithen. Pet July 15. Ord July 15 PRIDDIS, MATILDA, and FRANCES GODWIN, Winchester, Bootmakers. Winchester. Pet July 16. Ord July 16 RILEY, EDWARD, Rawtenstall, Lancashire, Smallware Dealer. Blackburn. Pet ROYCE, WILLIAM, Birch, Essex, Miller. Colchester. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 TREMELLEN, CAROLINE, Liskeard, Cornwall, Grocer. East Stonehouse. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 WARWICK, SAMUEL, Bedworth, Warwickshire, Innkeeper. Coventry. Pet July 14. Ord July 14 WHITTAKER, THOMAS, Heanor, Derbyshire, Builder. Derby. Pet July 15. Ord July 15 WILDING, HENRY AMBLER, Frederick st, Gray's inn rd, a Clerk. High Court. Pet June 9. Ord July 14 WITHERS, JAMES, Cheddar, Somersetshire, Cropper. Wells. Pet July 16. Ord July 16 The following Amended Notice is substituted for that published in the London Gazette of July 5. LAING. JOSEPH, Stapenhill, Derbyshire, Drug Keeper. Burton on Trent. Pet June 29. Ord June 30 FIRST MEETINGS. ASHTON, JONAS, Belsize rd, Hampstead, Gent. July 27 at 2.30. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn BAILEY, ARTHUR MARTIN, Southampton, Builder. July 26 at 2. Off Rec, East st, Southampton BASTOW, THOMAS WILLIAM, South Brent, Devon, Carrier. July 27 at 11. 18, Frankfort st, Plymouth BIDDER, HENRY, Pembroke Dock, Grocer. July 28 at 11. Off Rec, 11, Quay st, Carmarthen BRIZELL, JOHN, jun, Liverpool, Veterinary Surgeon. July 27 at 2. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool BURN, RICHARD, Liverpool, Shipbroker. July 29 at 2. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool CASHMORE, STEPHEN, West Bromwich, Licensed Victualler. Aug 8 at 10.45. County Court, Oldbury CHANDLER, HENRY EDWARD HYDE, Blandford st, Portman sq, Licensed Victualler. July 27 at 12. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn CLEGG, HARRIET, and CHARLES THOMAS CLEGG, Dewsbury, Yorks, Wool Dealers. July 26 at 3. Off Rec, Bank chambers, Bailey CLEGHORN, DAVID MENZIES, and WILLIAM ROBSON CLEGHORN, Liverpool, Ironfounders. July 29 at 1. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool COLLINS, JAMES CHUMA, Tamworth, Warwickshire, out of employment. July 27 at 11. 25, Colmore row, Birmingham Cox, W L H, St Martin's le Grand, Clerk. July 27 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields CRIDGE, JOHN RICHARD, Torquay, Hotel Proprietor. July 28 at 11. Castle of Exeter, Exeter CRISP, JOHN, Stockton on Tees, Commission Agent. Aug 2 at 11. Off Rec, 8, Albert rd, Middlesborough ELLIOTT, E B, Loughborough pk. July 28 at 11. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn ELLISON, WILLIAM, North Shields, Grocer. July 30 at 11. EVANS, JOHN, Swansea, Licensed Victualler. July 27 at 11. Off Rec, Pink lane, Off Rec, 6, Rutland |