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THE COURT (Lord ESHER, M.R., LINDLEY and LOPES, L.JJ.) disFALCKE v. SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE CO.-Kay, J., 3rd missed the appeal. They held that, upon the facts, the bankrupt was in and 8th August. contempt, as he was wilfully staying away to defeat and delay his crediThe bankrupt had been guilty of insolent behaviour towards the court, and was therefore in contempt. The court did not believe that he had any intention of shewing that he was not guilty of contempt, or even of purging his contempt, but he intended still to stay away out of the control of the court, while at the same time he might be represented by counsel and solicitor. The application must be refused.-COUNSEL, Winslow, Q C., and Yate Lee. SOLICITORS, G. S. & H. Brandon.

PRACTICE-BILL OF REVIEW-JURISDICTION-DECISION OF COURT OF APPEAL. This was a summons for leave to bring an action in the nature of a bill of review to vary an order made by the Court of Appeal upon a former summons in the action.

KAY, J., held that the Court still had power to give leave to bring an action in the nature of a bill of review, although it could now be done on summons instead of by petition, and that the grounds of relief were precisely the same as before the Judicature Act; and, further, that the application was rightly made to the High Court and not to the Court of Appeal.-COUNSEL, Solomon; Bonsey. SOLICITORS, Harper & Battcock; Longbourne & Stevens.

CASES AFFECTING SOLICITORS.
LITCHFIELD v. JONES-North, J., 9th August.

JENKINSON v. BRANDLEY MINING CO.; JENKS (CLAIMANT) SOLICITOR-LONDON AGENT-DEFAULT IN PAYMENT
Q. B. Div., 8th August.

COMPANY-EXECUTION CREDITOR AND DEBENTURE HOLDER-INTERPLEADER.
This was an interpleader summons referred to the court by Pollock, B.,
at the request of the parties. The plaintiff, having obtained judgment in
an action for goods sold against the defendants, who were a limited com-
pany incorporated under the Companies Acts, proceeded to issue execu-
tion. The sheriff having seized certain goods of the defendants, the same
were claimed by the claimant, who was the holder of twenty debentures
for £100 each issued by the defendant company, being the whole of their
first issue. Each of the debentures bore a reference to a mortgage deed,
which contained a declaration of trust in favour of the debentureholders.
Neither the debentures nor the mortgage deed were registered under the
Bills of Sale Act, 1882. It was argued on behalf of the execution cre-
ditor that the debentures were merely bonds for the payment of money,
and did not pass any property whatever in the goods unless registered
under the Bills of Sale Act: Brocklehurst v. Railway Printing and Publish-
ing Co. (W. N., 1884, p. 70). The present case was distinguishable from
Ross v. Army and Navy Hotel Co. (35 W. R. 40, 34 Ch. D. 43), which only
applied as between grantor and grantee. On the part of the claimant it
was contended that section 17 of the Bills of Sale Act expressly excluded
debentures from the provisions of the Act, so that there was no necessity
for registering them. Moreover, section 43 of the Companies Act, 1862,
provided that every mortgage granted by a company should be registered
in the company's register book; and practically anybody had a right to
go and see the register; so that creditors of the company were sufficiently
protected. At any rate, the debentures created an equitable charge in
favour of the claimant: Ross v. Army and Navy Hotel Co., in which case, as
in this, there were debentures and an covering mortgage deed. The
debentures entitled the holder to defeat the claim of the execution cre-
ditor: Judicature Act, 1873, s. 24, sub-section 4: Engelbach v. Nixon, 10
THE COURT (GROVE, J., and HUDDLESTON, B.) dealt with the case under
ord. 57, r. 8, as the summons had been referred to the court at the request
of the parties, and barred the claim of the claimant. These debenture
bonds did not confer on the holder any such right of property as to make
him a successful claimant in an interpleader issue. The claimant said
that if he could not succeed on the mortgage, because it was not regis
tered, he could succeed on the debentures; and he relied on section 17 of
the Bills of Sale Act. But that section did not apply to all debentures
generally, and it was doubtful whether it applied to the debentures of this
company. The case of Ross v. Army and Navy Hotel Co. was different from
There it was decided that the debentures were a valid charge
against the company. That was not a decision affecting third parties.
The claimant was not entitled to succeed against the execution creditor.-
COUNSEL, Wedderburn and D'Eyncourt; T. Willes Chitty. SOLICITORS,
Nicol, Son, & Jones, for Isaac Lowthian, Keswick; Pritchard, Englefield, & Co.

C. P. 645.

this case.

BANKRUPTCY CASES.

OF MONEY-PERSON

ACTING IN FIDUCIARY CAPACITY-COMMITTAL-DEBTORS ACT, 1869, s. 4,
SUB-SECTIONS 3, 4.

This action was brought by the representatives of a deceased country
solicitor against his former London agent for an account of moneys due
from the defendant in respect of the agency, and the defendant had been
ordered to pay to the plaintiffs a balance which had been found due from
him. The defendant had failed to obey the order, and the plaintiffs
moved to commit him for his default. It was contended that he was
liable to arrest, as coming within the exceptions from the abolition of
imprisonment for making default in payment of a sum of money which
are contained in sub-sections 3 and 4 of section 4 of the Debtors Act,
1869. Sub-section 3 excepts "default by a trustee or person acting in a
fiduciary capacity and ordered to pay by a court of equity any sum in his
possession or under his control," and sub-section 4 excepts "default by a
solicitor
in payment of a sum of money when ordered to pay the
same in his character of an officer of the court making the order."
NORTH, J., though under the circumstances of the case he did not make
an order of committal, was of opinion that the defendant came clearly
within sub-section 3. But he expressed a doubt whether the defendant
came within sub-section 4.-COUNSEL, Cookson, Q.C., and Woodfall; T. L.
Wilkinson.

PRETTY AND OTHERS v. FOWKE.—Q. B. Div. (Stephen, J.),
9th August.

NEGLIGENCE-SOLICITOR EMPLOYED TO PROCURE INVESTMENT FOR TRUST
MONEYS-INSTRUCTIONS TO VALUER.

Edwards said that had he known the terms of

The plaintiffs were trustees (the cestuis que trustent being also joined) for whom the defendant, a solicitor in Birmingham, had acted in an investment of certain of the trust moneys upon leasehold security. The defendant was employed in 1880 to find a good security for £500, and himself employed a Mr. Edwards to value the property now in question, consisting of manufacturing premises. The valuer reported that the property was a sufficient security for £500, which sum the trustees advanced upon it. The interest at once fell into arrear, the mortgagor became bankrupt, the property became uulet, and the trustees, being unable to realize, brought this action against their solicitor. The negligence imputed was that the defendant had neglected to inform Edwards, the valuer, of the terms of a tenancy under which one Smith held the premises of the mortgagor Ward. Edwards was instructed by the defendant that Smith held at a rent of £80, and that there was no written agreement between him and Ward, whereas in fact there was a written agreement for a lease, under which the landlord was liable to pay the rates and taxes, amounting to over £20. In his evidence this tenancy he should not have reported the property as a good £500. on The defendant, security for other hand, had, at the commencement of the negotiations, inquired of the mortgagor the nature of the tenancy, and had been informed by him that Smith held as a yearly tenant at a rent of £80. At the completion of the mortgage, the mortgagor, being asked whether there was any written agreement in existence with reference to the tenancy, replied that there was none. He

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Re LANGWORTHY, Ex parte LANGWORTHY-C. A. No. 1, 6th also purported to convey 'free from incumbrances." The question,

August.

BANKRUPTCY-APPLICATION BY A BANKRUPT IN CONTEMPT-REFUSAL OF

COURT TO HEAR HIM.

This was an ex parte appeal by the bankrupt, E. M. Langworthy, from Mr. Registrar Hazlitt, refusing to appoint a day for the purpose of hearing an application by the bankrupt to be allowed to be represented on an inquiry before the Chief Official Receiver as to damages for breach of promise of marriage. The bankruptcy petition was personally served on the bankrupt in the Argentine Republic, where he was resident. The receiving order was not served on him, and the bankrupt did not appear upon any of the proceedings. The official receiver was holding an inquiry as to damages for breach of promise of marriage in a case of Long v. Langworthy, the plaintiff being Mrs. Mildred Langworthy, whose marriage has been declared null and void. The official receiver having reported that the bankrupt was in contempt in not filing any accounts and in not attending the proceedings in the bankruptcy, refused to allow the bankrupt to be represented on the inquiry. The registrar, holding that the bankrupt had been wilfully and systematically in contempt, refused to appoint a day for hearing the above application. It was argued for the bankrupt that he had never received notice of these proceedings, or even of the receiving order, and that the bankrupt wished to have an opportunity of going before the registrar and of shewing that he was not in contempt.

therefore, was whether the defendant had sufficiently instructed Edwards in telling him what he had heard from the mortgagor, or whether, as the plaintiff's contended, he ought to have ascertained from Smith himself the terms of the tenancy. At the trial, which took place on the 24th of June, the jury found that the defendant had not made reasonable inquiries as to the terms of Smith's tenancy. They found, further, that if such inquiry had been made the valuer's report would have been affected, supposing the agreement created a fourteen years' lease, to the extent of £350; that the premises were a good security for £150; that their actual value in 1880 was £300, and at present £200. The case was now argued on further consideration when it was submitted on behalf of the plaintiffs that, on the findings of the jury, they were entitled to judgment for £500, or at the least for £350. The recent case of Learoyd v. Whiteley in the House of Lords was cited, as well as Craig v. Watson (8 Beav.), Chapman v. Chapman (9 Eq. 276), and other cases. On the other side it was argued that as the agreement between Ward and Smith contained a clause empowering the landlord to mortgage in his own name as owner, Ward was entitled to mortgage free of incumbrance, aud the tenancy was in reality void as against mortgagees. Apart from this it was urged that there was no negligence, and that the defendant was not bound to make further inquiries than he had done.

STEPHEN, J., said that, having regard, first of all, to the fact found by the jury that proper inquiries had not been made by Mr. Fowke; having regard also to the expression of the jury's opinion as to the value of the

security itself; and, lastly, having regard to the fact that Mr. Fowke knew that his clients were trustees; taking all these considerations together, he was of opinion that he must give judgment for the plaintiffs for £400-£350 as the difference between the value of the security actually obtained and the sum which was to be advanced on it, and the remaining £50 as a round sum in consideration of arrears of interest and other matters. His lordship arrived at this conclusion with some degree of doubt, and not without considerable regret, because it was certain that Mr. Fowke had acted quite bond fide. It had not been suggested that he had acted otherwise. Judgment was given accordingly, but his lordship granted a stay of execution on notice of appeal being given by Friday next.-COUNSEL, Lumley Smith, Q.C., and Sankey; Dugdale, Q.C.,

and Macmorran.-Times.

THE CORPORATION RECORDS.

SIR JOHN B. MONCKTON, the Town Clerk, has submitted to the Library Committee of the Corporation of London his eleventh annual report as to the condition of the records of the Corporation in his custody, and the progress made in arranging, calendaring, and indexing them. The calendar of the second series of Hustings Rolls, known as "Pleas of Land," had been continued and carried down from the first year of the reign of King Edward IV. to the sixteenth year of Elizabeth, and it formed a useful corollary to the Calendar of Deeds, recently completed to the first series of rolls for the corresponding period. Mr. Maude had continued to devote himself to making an exhaustive index to all the names set out in the Calendar of Deeds. More than 45,000 slips had been written and alphabetically arranged, and the name of any party to a conveyance inrolled in the Court of Hustings from A.D. 1272 to 1373 could now readily be found. Dr. Sharpe was preparing a calendar to the wills inrolled in the Court of Hustings, and had completed a calendar of more than 2,000 wills inrolled between A.D. 1258 and 1348. The series continued down to A. D. 1688, after which year, for some reason that was not apparent, the inrolment of wills ceased in the Hustings, while that of deeds was continued down to the present day. The total number of wills inrolled amounted to a little over 4,000. It was not too much to say that the existence of so large a number of early wills had been hitherto comparatively little known, notwithstanding their title to be considered a unique collection, unapproached by any other in the kingdom, either in point of number or interest. The benefit to be conferred on history and literature by rendering their contents more widely known could hardly be To take but a single illustration. It was matter of history that in 1348 and 1349 the City was visited by an exceptionally severe epidemic, known as "the Black Death," which is recorded to have carried off fifty thousand of its inhabitants. Nothing could be more significant, or afford a better criterion of the effect of the scourge on the citizens of London, than the extraordinary number of wills proved and inrolled in the Hustings at the court held on January 25, 1348, and subsequent courts throughout that year. It was far in excess of those inrolled for any similar period. In comparison with that, it was curious to note that in 1665, when the City was visited by "the Great Plague,' only one will was inrolled, and that a will nuncupative. That was to be accounted for by the custom of proving and inrolling wills in the Hustings having by that time almost died out. In the calendar now under preparation everything which possessed any conceivable interest or importance was, within reasonable limits, included. These limits must necessarily expand as the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries were approached, as the wills of that period became of much greater length, while the value of their contents, if possible, increased. The Corporation have decided to print the Calendar of Wills with an exhaustive index and a suitable introduction bearing upon the early history of testamentary disposition of real and personal property, and more especially the various customs of the City relating thereto; and the first part of the calendar is

over-estimated.

now in hand with that view.

LEGAL NEWS.

OBITUARY.

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The Right Hon. JAMES ANTHONY LAWSON, LL D., one of the judges of the Queen's Bench Division in Ireland, died at Shankill, near Dublin, on the 10th inst., at the age of seventy. Mr. Justice Lawson was the son of Mr. James Lawson, of Waterford, and was born in 1817. He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, where he proceeded to the degree of LL.D. He was called to the bar at Dublin in 1840, and in 1857 he became a Queen's Counsel. He held for a short time the office of Whateley Professor of Political Economy in the University of Dublin. In 1857 he unsuccessfully contested the representation of that university in the Liberal interest. In 1857-8 he was for a few months legal adviser to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and in 1859 he became SolicitorGeneral for Ireland in the second administration of Lord Palmerston. In 1865 he became Attorney-General for Ireland, and was sworn in as a member of the Irish Privy Council, and while in office he successfully conducted many Fenian prosecutions. In December, 1868, he succeeded the late Lord O'Hagan as a puisne judge of the Court of Common Pleas. In 1882 he was transferred to the Queen's Bench Division, and it may be remembered that during the Land League agitation he presided at several important political trials, and that an attempt was made to

murder him while walking in Kildare-street, Dublin. Mr. Justice Lawson was a Commissioner of Irish Church Temporalities and a bencher of the King's-in, and in 1874 he acted as a commissioner of the Great Seal. He was married in 1842 to the eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel Merrick, of Cork.

APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. REGINALD JOHN CUST, barrister, has been appointed Chief Commissioner of West India Incumbered Estates, in succession to the late Mr. James Fleming, Q C. Mr. Cust is the third son of the Hon. and Rev. He was educated at Henry Cockayne Cust, and was born in 1828. Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated as a wrangler and also in the second class of the Classical Tripos in 1852. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Easter Term, 1856, and he practises in the Chancery Division and as a conveyancer. He has been for several years assistantcommissioner of West India Incumbered Estates.

Mr. EDWARD WINGFIELD, barrister, has been appointed AssistantCommissioner of West India Incumbered Estates, in succession to Mr. Wingfield is the fourth son of Mr. John Muxloe Wingfield, of Tickencote, Reginald John Cust, who has been appointed Chief Commissioner. Mr. Rutlandshire, and was born in 1834. He was educated at Winchester, and he was formerly fellow of New College, Oxford, where he graduated frst class in Classics and second class in Mathematics in 1856. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Trinity Term, 1859. Mr. Wingfield formerly practised in the Court of Chancery, and he was for several years on the staff of the Law Reports. He has been an assistant undersecretary of State for the Colonies since 1878.

Mr. ARTHUR SOTHERON ESTCOURT, solicitor, of Newport, Isle of Wight has been appointed Town Clerk of the borough of Newport, in succession to Mr. Richard Roach Pittis, resigned. Mr. Estcourt was educated at Marlborough College, and at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, where he graduated in the second class of the Law and History Tripos in 1874. He was admitted a solicitor in 1879.

Mr. WILLIAM MUSGROVE HOPLEY, barrister, has been appointed Assistant Law Adviser to the Government of the Cape Colony. Mr. Hopley is the eldest son of Mr. Frederick Hurling Hopley, and was born in 1854. He was educated at Pembroke College, Cambridge, where he graduated in the first class of the Law Tripos in 1878, and he was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in January, 1878. Mr. RICHARD RINGWOOD has been appointed a Revising Barrister for the Mr. Ringwood is the fourth son of Mr. West Riding of Yorkshire. He was educated at Richard Ringwood, of Farrenmurry, Kilkenny. Trinity College, Dublin, and he was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Trinity Term, 1873. He practises on the North-Eastern Circuit.

Mr. MORGAN MORGAN, solicitor (of the firm of Morgan & Scott), of Cardiff, has received the honour of Knighthood. Sir M. Morgan was admitted a solicitor in 1866. He is mayor of Cardiff for the present year.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

WALTER STOREY and JOHN ROBERT ROBERTS, Solicitors (Storey & Roberts), Halifax. July 30. THOMAS WALL and JAMES HINDS, solicitors, Stourbridge. July 29. [Gazette, Aug. 5.]

GENERAL.

It is stated that the Doncaster Town Council on Wednesday suspended Mr. W. E. Shirley, the town clerk.

The Royal Assent was given on Monday to the Water Companies (Regulation of Powers) Act, Public Libraries Acts Amendment Act, Incumbents Resignation Act, Crofters Holdings (Scotland) Act, First Offenders Act, Allotments and Cottage Gardens Compensation for Crops Act, Markets and Fairs (Weighing of Cattle) Act, and a number of private and Provisional Orders Confirmation Acts.

To meet expenses incurred by the Local Government Board a Bill has been introduced by Mr. Ritchie to authorize the Board to make, with the consent of the Treasury, regulations prescribing the fees to be paid by for provisional orders, and also in respect of local inquiries held by the local authorities in respect of applications for the sanction of loans and be laid before Parliament. Another provision of the Bill is that expenses Board's inspectors. When a regulation is thus made by the Board it is to paid by a local authority are not to be disallowed by a district auditor if they have been sanctioned by the Local Government Board.

The Lincolnshire estates of the late Lord Saye and Sele were offered for sale by public auction at Spalding on Wednesday. The estate consisted of 2,781 acres of arable and grass land and farmhouses, all being tithe free, and the freehold let at a yearly rental of £5,191. The estate was offered in a hundred lots, which include 23 farms of from 40 to 200 acres in extent. The attendance was large, but very poor prices were offered, and only half the lots were sold, many not receiving a bid. Altogether 808 acres 1 rood 25 poles were sold for £30,273, or an average of less than £40 an acre with buildings.

For some weeks past a departmental committee nominated by the Government have been sitting for the purpose of inquiring into the manner in which the legal business of the Treasury is conducted. The committee consists of Sir Henry James, chairman, Lord Justice Bowen,

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED.
LONDON STEAMBOAT CO. LIMITED, PROVIDENT SOCIETY, 2, Adelaide buildings,
London Bridge. Aug 6
ST. CRISPIN LODGE FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Christian's Refuge Sunday School, Hazel
Grove, Chester. Aug 2
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SICK AND BURIAL FRIENDLY SOCIETY, New Schoolrooms,
Aspatria, Cumberland. Aug 4

CREDITORS' NOTICES.
UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 35.
LAST DAY OF CLAIM.
London Gazette.-FRIDAY, August 5.

Moberly &

Mr. H. H. Fowler, Mr. John Hollams, and Mr. F. Mowatt, with Mr.
H. W. Loehnis as secretary. The inquiries of the committee have been
directed to secure a more efficacious and more economical conduct of legal
business in connection with the Treasury, which for such purpose includes
virtually all the Government departments. At the conclusion of Sir
Augustus Stephenson's examination, which lasted for several days, the
committee adjourned for the vacation, to meet again at the end of October.
The Corporation of London and the recorder (Sir T. Chambers,
Q C.), are at present in controversy as to the filling up of the office
of aseistart judge of the Mayor's Court, which became vacant some
months ago on the death of Mr. Woodthorpe Brandon.
The ques
tion forms the subject of a report of the Law and City Courts
Committee, who state that as some doubt was felt by them as to
the power of the recorder to appoint a permanent assistant judge of
the Mayor's Court, and as to whether the appointment of an assistant
judge would not terminate on the appointing judge ceasing to hold
office, they took the opinion of the Attorney-General and Mr. R. S.
Wright, with the recorder's, upon it. The Attorney-General and Mr.
Wright's opinion was as follows:-"We are unable to advise that any
assurance of permanency can be given to a person accepting the position
of deputy or assistant judge under the (Borough and Local Courts of
Record) Act of 1872 and the Order in Council. The language of the Act
appears to us rather to indicate that the person appointed is to be the
personal deputy or assistant of the judge who appoints him, and that each
judge is to be free to appoint a person selected by himself. The pro-
vision of the Order in Council requiring that the period of time for which
the appointment is made shall be specified seems also to be more con-
sistent with a temporary rather than with a permanent appointment.
The point is not free from doubt, but upon the whole we think that in
whatever form the appointment is made it will terminate on the retire-
ment or death of the appointing judge." The recorder declined to sign
that opinion, but said the form of appointment which he had drawn left
the question open for consideration when the office of recorder
became vacant. The appointment made by the recorder,
approved by the Lord Chancellor, sought to constitute Mr. Francis
Roxburgh a permanent assistant judge of the Mayor's Court.
The committee submitted the appointment made by the recorder to the
Attorney-General and Mr. Wright, for them to advise as to its sufficiency LINTON WILLIAM, Sheriff Hutton, York, Land Agent. Sept 15.
and validity, and, if necessary, to settle such a form of appointment as
would meet the requirem ents of the Act. The Attorney-General and Mr.
Wright expressed their opinion that the corporation could not properly be
advised to concur in the appointment in its present form, but that the
appointment should follow the language of the Act, and should conform
to the Order in Council by specifying the duty which the assistant judge
was to perform and the cause for his appointment and the period for
which the appointment is made. Looking to these opinions, the com-
mittee report that no other course is open to them but to recommend the
Common Council not to confirm the appointment made by the recorder.
The latter has intimated that if the corporation refuse to approve the
appointment in its present form he must ask the Lord Chancellor to
approve a form which names a term of years. So the matter stands until
after the vacation, and meanwhile Mr. Roxburgh is acting temporarily as
assistant judge in the court.

ANDREW, ELIZABETH, Southport. Oct 1. Earle & Co, Manchester
BAILEY, JAMES, Woolston, near Southampton, Gent. Sept 29.
Wharton, Southampton
BIRCH, EUGENIUS, Victoria st, Westminster, Engineer. Sept 30. Coode & Co,
Bedford row
BOOTH. JOHN, Fingest, Buckingham. Sept 14. Parker & Wilkins, High
BOYERS, JAMS, Liverpool, Licensed Victualler. Aug 19. Snowball & Lewes,
Wycombe
Liverpool
CARRINGTON, SAMUEL, Piccadilly, Licensed Victualler. Sept 17. Peckham & Co,
Knight Rider st. Doctors' commons
CHARLESON, WILLIAM, Bedford, Chemist. Sept 7. Marsh & Co, Leigh, Lan-
cashire
CROFTS, WILLIAM CARRICK, Church Gresley, Derby, Surgeon. Sept 17. Smith &
Mammatt, Ashby de la Zouch
CURRIE, Rev MAYNARD WODEHOUSE, Hingham, Norfolk. Oct 1. Bircham & Co,
Parliament st, Westminster
DAVIES, WALTER, Bowdon, Chester, Gent. Oct 1. Earle & Co, Manchester
ELLIOTT, EVERITT, Standon, Hertford, Publican. Sept 20. Hunt, Ware, Herts
HAWORTH, JESSE, Walshaw, near Bury, Cotton Spinner. Sept 1. Grundy & Co,
Mauchester

and

HAYNES, THOMAS, Stapenhill, Derby, Gent. Sept 1. Drewry, Burton ou Trent
HIORNS, THOMAS, Farnborough, Warwick, Farmer. Sept 29. Moulin-Browne,
Leamington
HowIE, THOMAS, Lansdowne rd, Esq. Sept 10. Miller & Son, Savile row, Bur-
lington gdns
HYMERS, Rev JOHN, Brandesburton, York. Aug 31. Mills, Hull

Phillips,
York
LLOYD, MARIANNE, Church Stretton, Salop. Sept 3. Salter & Giles, Ellesmere,
Salop
MARSHALL, GEORGE HIBBERT, Patrington, York, Esq. Sept 5. Robinson & Son,
Beverley

MASON, WILLIAM, Leigh, Gent. Aug 24. Marsh & Co, Leigh, Lancashire
MATHEW, WILLIAM, Krettishall, Suffolk, Farmer. Sept 15. Fowell, Harling,
Suffolk

hill, Cannon st

PAGE, ALFRED, Church rd, Acton, Tare Carter. Aug 31. Blake & Co, College SMITH, JOHN FERGUSSON, St Paul's rd, Camden sq. Sept 14. Clarke & Co, Lincolu's inn fields

SMITH, GEORGE, Smethwick, Stafford, Blacksmith. Aug 29. Lane & Clutter-
buck, Birmingham

STEAD, AUGUSTUS WILLIAM, Guildford st, Russell sq, Accountant.
Beyfus & Beyfus, Lincoln's inn fields

Sept 15.

WALLINGTON, RICHARD JOHN, Bedworth, Warwick, Gent. Sept 15. Woodcock & Co, Coventry

WOOD, LUCY, Ross, Hereford. Sept 30. Leigh, Manchester

WINDING UP NOTICES.

London Gazette.-FRIDAY, August 5.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.
LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

NIEMAN CORNISH & CO, LIMITED. - Petn for winding up, presented Aug 3,
directed to be heard before Kekewich, J.. sitting as Vacation Judge, on
Wednesday, Aug 17. Wolferstan & Avery, Ironmonger lane, Cheapside, solors
for petner
SHINGLETON ICE CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented July 30, directed
to be heard before Kekewich, J., sitting as Vacation Judge, on Wednesday,
Aug 17. Burton, Blackfriars rd, solor for petners

WOOLWICH (OLD BARGE HOUSE) STEAM FERRY, LIMITED.-By an order made by
Stirling, J., dated July 23, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Bland,
Queen st, solor for petner

YORKSHIRE AERATED WATER CO, LIMITED.- Creditors are required. on or before
Oct 10, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or
claims, to Isaac Senior, East parade, Leeds. Wednesday, Oct 26, at 12, is ap-
pointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.

SUSPENDED FOR THREE MONTHS.

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE HEBREW PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, Synagogue Cham-
bers, Temple st, Newcastle upon Tyne. Aug 3
ROSE OF THE VALLEY LODGE, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Manchester
Unity, Royal Oak Inn, Dacre Bank, Leeds. Aug 3

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, August 9.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

ADAM EYTON, LIMITED.-North, J., has by an order, dated June 20, appointed
Anthony Wigham Chalmers, 5, Fenwick st, Liverpool, to be official liquidator.
Creditors are required, on or before Sept 17, to send their names and addresses,
and the particulars of their debts or claims, to the above. Friday, Oct 28, at
12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims
DEVON AND CORNWALL DAIRY FARM CO, LIMITED.-North, J., has by an order,
dated July 1, appointed Frederick Haddon Linnett, 21, Charterhouse st, to be
official liquidator

GRADUATED COUNTY SCHOOLS' ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.-Kay, J.. has fixed Friday,
Aug 19, at 12, at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator
ROWE & CO, LIMITED.-North, J, has by an order, dated July 25, appointed
James Cooper to be official liquidator

ST. JAMES'S HALL RESTAURANT, LIMITED.-By an order made by Kay, J., dated
July 30, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be
continued. Whitfield, Finsbury pavement, solor for petner

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 entirely his own.-[ADVT.]

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

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RECEIVING ORDERS.

ALBERT, EDWARD, EMANUEL ALBERT, and FRANCIS HAUPTMAN, Wharf rd,
Latimer rd, Notting hill, Glass Manufacturers. High Court. Pet July 14.
Ord July 30
ALDERSON, JOHN, Shipley, Yorks, Carter. Bradford. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3
BARNES, WILLIAM CHARLES, New Clee, Smack Owner. Gt Grimsby. Pet Aug
3. Ord Aug 3
BARTON, JOHN, Folkestone, Corn Dealer. Canterbury. Pet July 30. Ord July 30
BASHFORD, GEORGE ARTHUR, Southend, Licensed Victualler. High Court. Pet
July 7. rd Aug 2

BASTERI, ANTHONY WILLIAM, Chalk Farm rd, Cheesemonger. Pet July 21. Ord
Aug 2

BERRIDGE, WILLIAM, Longley st, Bermondsey, Corn Dealer. High Court. Pet
Aug 2. Ord Aug 2

BINNS, JABEZ, Nelson, Lancs, out of business. Burnley. Pet July 29. Ord
July 29

BOULBY, JOSEPH THOMAS, Sheffield, Builder. Sheffield. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3
BRIDGER, REUBEN, High rd, Kilburn, Draper. High Court. Pet July 29. Ord
July 29

BURGESS, SARAH ANN, Far Forest Rock, nr Bewdley, out of business. Kidder-
BUSWELL, JAMES, Kenilworth, Saddier. Warwick. Pet July 30. Ord July 30
minster. Pet July 22. Ord July 22
CAYLEY, ARTHUR, Norfolk st, Strand, Solicitor. High Court. Pet July 9. Ord
Aug 2
CORNAH, JOHN, Pleasley hill, nr Mansfield, Tailor. Nottingham. Pet July 29.
Ord July 29
COSWAY, THOMAS, Exeter, Baker. Exeter. Pet July 29. Ord July 29

CROOK. HENRY, Oakford rd, Highgate rd, Maker of Woollen Goods. High Court. Pet July 9. Ord Aug 2

CROWTHER, JOSEPH. West Vale, nr Halifax, General Dealer. Halifax. Pet July 29. Ord Aug 3

DAVIES, HENRY, Llandyssul, Cardiganshire, Saddler. Carmarthen. Pet July 30. Ord July 30

DEWHURST, ANDREW, Gt Harwood, Lancs, Weaver. Blackburn. Pet July 29. Ord July 29

ELIOTT, SAMUEL, Alphington, Devon, Nurseryman. Exeter. Pet July 30. Ord July 30

ELLIS. ROBERT, Barrow in Furness, Chartered Accountant. Ulverston and
Barrow in Furness. Pet July 18. Ord July 18

FISHER, JOHN, Nottingham, Tailor. Nottingham. Pet Aug 2. Ord Aug 2
GERRARD, THOMAS, Hindley, Grocer. Wigan. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3

GORE, SAMUEL. Tenby, Worces, Livery Stable Keeper. Kidderminster. Pet
July 21. Ord July 21

HAMMICK, HORATIO HONNIWILL, Pall Mall, Wine Merchant. High Court. Pet
July 30. Ord July 30
Pet July 29. Ord

HAZLEWOOD, CHARLES, Deptford, Oilman. Greenwich.

July 19

HIGGINS, S, Leather lane, Provision Dealer.

High Court.

Aug 3

DAVIS, WILLIAM, Walsall, Police Constable. Aug 15 at 11.30. Off Rec, Walsall DEWHURST, ANDREW, Great Harwood, Weaver. Aug 12 at 2 30. County court house, Blackburn DUCKITT, JANE, and DANIEL FERGUSON BERRY, Liverpool, Shipwrights. Aug 16 at 12. Off Rec. 35, Victoria st, Liverpool

ELLIS ROBERT, Bari ow in Burness in Furness, Accountant. Aug 17 at 10. 2, Paxton ter. Barrow in Furness

FEATHERSTONE, MORRIS, Holme on Spalding Moor, Yorks, Farmer. Aug 12 at 12. Off Rec, Lincoln's inn bldgs, Bowlalley lane, Hull

FREEMAN, WILLIAM CHARLES, Leadenhall st, Merchant. Aug 12 at 12. 33, Carey st. Lincoln's inn fields

GOULSTONE, HENRY ALBERT. Yate, Gloucestershire, Innkeeper. Aug 16 at 12.30 Off Rec, Bank chbrs, Bristol

GREEN, JOHN, Rotherham, Yorks, Grocer. Aug 16 at 11.30. Off Rec, Figtree lane. Sheffield

GWYNN, WILLIAM, Crispin st, Spitalfields, Coal Dealer. Aug 12 at 2.30. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

HALL, WILLIAM, Chorley, Lancs, Draper. Aug 12 at 2.30. Off Rec, Bridge st,

Manchester

HEMINGWAY, CAROLINE, Mirfield, Yorks, Draper. Aug 12 at 3. Off Rec, Bank chbrs. Batley Pet July 21. Ord HILLS, JOHN, Rochester, Mariner. Aug 13 at 11.30. Off Rec, High st, Rochester Ord July 30 Ord Aug 3

HILLS, JOHN, Rochester, Mariner. Rochester. Pet July 30.
HIRST, SAMUEL, Leeds, Bill Discounter. Leeds. Pet Aug 3.
HOLIDAY, JAMES, Skillington, nr Grantham, Farmer. Nottingham. Pet July 19.
Ord July 30

HUDSON, WILLIAM JOHN CHARLES, Margate, Baker. Canterbury. Pet Aug 2.
Ord Aug 2

HUGHES, WILLIAM, and THOMAS OWEN, Bangor, Ironmongers. Bangor. Pet Aug 2. Ord Aug 2

INGHAM, WILLIAM RUSHTON, Rawtenstall, Lancs, Ironfounder. Blackburn. Pet July 19. Ord Aug 3

JARVIS, THOMAS, Derby, Out of business. Leicester. Pet July 30. Ord July 30
JONES. WILLIAM, Plough lane, New Wandsworth, Grocer. Wandsworth. Pet|
July 30. Ord July 30

LEON, MARCUS, Grosvenor rd, Pimlico. High Court. Pet July 4. Ord July 22
LEWIS, HENRY, Caldicot, Mon, Grocer. Newport, Mon. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 8
LEWIS, JAMES THOMAS, Pembroke Dock, Grocer. Pembroke Dock. Pet Aug 2.
Ord Aug 2
LIDDIATT, RICHARD KILMISTER, Chalford, nr Stroud, Builder. Gloucester. Pet
July 30. Ord July 30
LITTLER, ALFRED ROBERT, Worksop, Painter. Sheffield. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3
MILLS, JOSEPH, Hanley, Staffs, Brickmaker. Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall.
Pet Aug 2 Ord Aug 2
MITCHELMORE, JAMES HENRY, Newton Abbot, Devon, Tailor. Exeter. Pet
Aug 2. Ord Aug 2

OVENS. JOSEPH, Henbury, Gloucestershire, Wheelwright. Bristol. Pet Aug 2.
Ord Aug 2

PAILTHORPE, WILLIAM, Belgrave, Leicestershire, Builder. Leicester. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3

PASS, BENJAMIN, and HARRY ALBERT, Newcastle on Tyne, Fancy Goods Dealers. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet July 23. Ord July 29

PETRIE, G. D., address unknown. High Court. Pet June 30. Ord Aug 1

PINN, THOMAS, Wardour st, Soho, Baker. High Court. Pet July 9. Ord July 29
POOLE, REGINALD CLAUDE, and EDWARD FRANCIS LAMBERT BROWN, Queen
Victoria st, Mantle Manufacturers. High Court. Pet Aug 3.
Aug 3

Ord
RATH, FERDINAND, Ribblesdale rd, Hornsey, General Merchant. High Court.
Pet July 7. Ord July 29
RICHARDS, ALFRED LL., Southampton row, Bloomsbury, Solicitor. High Court.
Pet July 11. Ord July 29
RITSON. THOMAS, Wellingborough, Coal Merchant. Northampton. Pet July 19.
Ord Aug 2

ROLLISSON, BENJAMIN, York, Innkeeper. York. Pet July 30. Ord July 30 SQUIRE. JOHN, and ALBERT SQUIRE, Acle, Norfolk, Farmers. Norwich. July 20. Ord Aug 3

STENNER, ROBERT, Upper st, Islington, Licensed Victualler. High Court. Aug 3. Ord Aug 3

Pet

Pet

SYKES, BENJAMIN, Liverpool, Gent. Liverpool. Pet July 13. Ord July 29 TAYLOR, GEORGE SOUTHCOATE, Leeds, out of business. Leeds. Pet July 28. Ord July 28

TEED, ALFRED HALL, Saint Marychurch, Devon, Grocer. Exeter. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3

TRINNICK, JOHN SMALE, Fortess rd, Kentish Town, Blacksmith. High Court. Pet July 29. Ord July 29

WAGBORN, GEORGE, Tunbridge Wells, Lodging house Keeper. Tunbridge Wells. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3

WOLSTENHOLME, JOSEPH, Sowerby Bridge, Yorks, Tailor. Halifax. Pet July 27. Ord Aug 3

WRIGHT, ALBERT GEORGE, Broadwater, Builder. Brighton. Pet Aug 2. Ord Aug 2

WRIGHT, JOHN, Masbrough, nr Rotherham, Yeast Dealer. Sheffield. Pet July 29. Ord July 29

The following amended notice is substituted for that published in the London Gazette of July 15. BEACH. JOHN. and FRITZ ALBRECHT HOLM, Birmingham, Merchants. Birmingham. Pet June 30. Ord July 12

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HOLM, FRITZ ALBRECHT (sep estate), Grossor Burstah, Hamburg, Merchant
Aug 30 at 11. Queen's Hotel, Birmingham

HONE, JAMES HENRY HIATT, Preston on Stour, nr Stratford on Avon, Baker.
Aug 12 at 11.30. Slatter & Co, solors, Stratford on Avon
HOWLETT, WILLIAM THOMAS, Birmingham, Hatter. Aug 15 at 3. 25, Colmore
row, Birmingham

HUCK, JOSEPH, Meatbop, Westmorland, Builder. Aug 12 at 12. King's Arms
Inn. Kendal

HUCK, WILLIAM, and HENRY HUCK, Endmoor, nr Kendal, Builders. Aug 12 at 11. King's Arms Inn, Kendal'

HUDSON. GEORGE, Kingston upon Hull, Tobacconist. Aug 12 at 3. Off Rec
Lincoln's inn bldgs, Bowlalley lane, Hull
JARVIS, 1 HOMAS, Derby, out of business. Aug 13 at 12. 28, Friar lane, Leicester
JENKINS, EVAN, Aberdare, Grocer. Aug 15 at 12. Off Rec, Merthyr Tydfil
JOHNSON, GEORGE, Godalming, Chemist. Aug 16 at 11. Cannon st Hotel
LISSAMAN, WILLIAM, Leamington, Builder. Aug 16 at 2.45. Wright & Hassall,
solors, Leamington
MAGUB, ROBERT WILLIAM, Cannon st rd. St George in the East, Licensed
Victualler. Aug 12 at 11. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn fields
MATTHEW, JOSEPH, Great Malvern, Boarding House keeper. Aug 12 at 11. Off
Rec. Worcester
MORRISH, RICHARD WOOD, Leamington, Boot Dealer. Aug 16 at 11.30. Edward
Thomas Peirson, Off Rec, 17, Hertford st, Coventry
PAILTHORPE. WILLIAM, Belgrave, Leicestershire, Builder. Aug 16 at 12.30. 28,
Friar lane, Leicester

PASS, BENJAMIN, and HARRY ALBERT, Newcastle on Tyne, Goods Dealers. Aug
12 at 11.80. Off Rec, Pink lane, Newcastle on Tyne
PRITCHARD, THOMAS, New lane, Enfield, Baker. Aug 12 at 11. 16 Room, 20 and
31, St Swithin's lane

REECE, GEORGE HENRY, Birmingham, Tobacconist. Aug 18 at 11. 25, Colmore
row, Birmingham
RICHARDS, JOHN, Festiniog, Merionethshire, Grocer. Aug 12 at 1. Queen's
Hotel, Blaenau Festiniog

ROLLISSON, BENJAMIN, York, Innkeeper. Aug 12 at 12. Off Rec, 17, Blake s*,
York

SARGENT, BENJAMIN, St Leonards on Sea, Jeweller. Aug 15 at 12. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn, London

SCOTT, THOMAS, Kingston upon Hull, Baker. Aug 12 at 11. Off Rec, Lincola's inn bldgs, Bowla ley lane Hull

SHARP REUBEN, Tolleshunt Major, Essex, Farmer. Aug 13 at 11. County Court,
Maldon

SMITH, THOMAS, Bromsgrove, Baker. Aug 12 at 10.30. Off Rec, Worcester
SUMMERS, EDWARD HORATIO (sep estate), Harborne, Staffordshire, Glass Beveller.
Aug 17 at 11. 25, Colmore row, Birmingham
SUMMERS, FREDERICK GEORGE (sep estate), Birmingham, Coal Merchant. Aug
17 at 11. 25. Colmore row, Birmingham
SUMMERS, FREDERICK GEORGE, and EDWARD HORATIO SUMMERS, Birmingham,
Glass Bevellers. Aug 17 at 11. 25, Colmore row, Birmingham
SYKES. BENJAMIN, I iverpool, Gent. Aug 16 at 2. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liver-
pool

TAYLOR, GEORGE SOUTHCOATE, Leeds, out of business. Aug 15 at 11. Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds

Aug 12 at 12. Ban`

WHICKER, FREDERICK JAMES, Tunbridge Wells, Grocer.
ruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields
WILLIAMS, FRANCES, Kingston upon Hull, Fruit Dealer, Aug 16 at 3. Off Rec,
Lincoln's inu bldgs, Bowlalley lane, Hull
WILDE, W. C. K,, address unknown, Gent. Aug 12 at 11. 33, Carey st, Lincoln s
inn fields
WOLSTENHOLME, JOSEPH, Sowerby Bridge, Yorks, Tailor. Aug 16 at 3.30. Off
Rec. Halifax

The following amended notice is substituted for that published in the
London Gazette of July 26.
BLISS, ROBERT ENOCH, Birmingham. Fruiterer. Aug 9 at 11. 25, Colmore row,
Birmingham

ADJUDICATIONS.

ABBOTT, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Pilton, Devon, Paper Manufacturer. Barnstaple. Pet July 15. Ord July 30

ALDERSON, JOHN, Shipley, Yorks, Carter. Bradford. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3 AUBERT, WILLIAM, Maiden lane, Strand, Printer. High Court. Pet July 15. Ord Aug 3

BAILEY, GEORGE, Thurloe pl, South Kensington, Veterinary Surgeon. High Court. Pet April 19. Ord July 30

BARNES, WILLIAM CHARLES, New Clee, Lincolnshire, Smack Owner. Great Grimsby. Pet Aug 2. Ord Aug 3

BASTERI, ANTHONY WILLIAM, Chalk Farm rd, Cheesemonger. High Court. Pet July 21. Ord_Aug 3

BOULBY. JOSEPH THOMAS, Sheffield, Builder. Sheffield. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3

BURGESS, SARAH ANN, Far Forest Rock, nr Bewdley, out of business. Kidderminster. Pet July 22. Ord July 22

BUSWELL, JAMES, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, Saddler. Warwick. Pet July 3).
Ord Aug 3

CLAY, CHARLES ROBERT, Up-Hatherley, Gloucestershire, Cattle Dealer. Chel-
tenham. Pet July 28. Ord Aug 3
COSEDGE, HIRAM, Old Serjeants' inn, Chancery lane, Solicitor. High Court.
Pet March 16. Ord July 29

COSWAY, THOMAS, Exeter, Baker. Exeter. Pet July 29. Ord July 30

CRIDGE, JOHN RICHARD, Torquay, Hotel Proprietor. Exeter. Pet July 6. Or July 29

CULLIMORE, LEONARD, Birmingham, Fruiterer. Birmingham. Pet July 15. Ord July 30

DAVIES, HENRY, Llandyssul, Cardiganshire, Saddler. Carmarthen. Pet J y 30 Ord Aug 3

DEWHURST, ANDREW, Gt Harwood, Lancs, Weaver. Blackburn. Pet July 29. Ord July 29

DODSON, JOHN, jun, Rugby, Fishmonger. Coventry. Pet July 21. Ord Ang 3 FEATHERSTONE. MORRIS, Holme on Spalding Moor, Yorks, Farmer. Kingston upon Hull. Pet July 1. Ord Aug 3

FLETCHER, JOHN, Yardley, Worces. Jeweller. Birmingham. Pet June 25. Ord Aug 2

FOULGER. THOMAS, Crecy, Anerley rd, Insurance Agent. High Court. Pet July 8. Ord Aug 1

FRANCIS. ARTHUR GIBBS, Wandsworth rd, Provision Merchant. High Court. Pet July 25. Ord July 29

GORDON, WILLIAM, and DUNCAN GORDON, Billiter st, Merchants. High Court. Pet May 5. Ord Aug 1

GORE. SAMUEL, Tenbury, Worces, Livery Stable Keeper. Kidderminster. Pet July 21. Ord July 21

GREEN, JOHN, Rotherham, Yorks, Grocer. Sheffield. Pet July 1. Ord Aug 3 HALL, WILLIAM, Chorley, Lancashire, Draper. Bolton. Pet June 25. July 30

Ord HAYWARD. WILLIAM, Christchurch, Hampshire, Watchmaker. Poole. Pet July 16. Ord July 30 HAZLEWOOD, CHARLES, Tanner's hill, Deptford, Oilman. Greenwich. Pet July 29. Ord July 29

HENDERSON, THOMAS, Gosforth, Northumberland, Grocer. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet July 18. Ord Aug 2

Ord July 30 Ord Aug 3

HILLS, JOHN, Rochester, Mariner. Rochester. Pet July 30.
HIRST, SAMUEL, Leeds, Bill Discounter. Leeds. Pet Aug 3.
HITCH, EVAN CAMERON, Billiter st, Engineer. High Court. Pet June 27. Ord
Aug 3
JOHNSTON, THOMAS, the elder, Blackwell Farm, nr Carlisle, Farmer. Carlisle.
Pet July 27. Ord July 30

KEPPER, SAMUEL M, Stepney Green, Shoe Manufacturer. High Court. Pet
June 13. Ord July 30

LAPTHORNE, JOHN JOSEPH, Barnstaple, Licensed Victualler. Barnstaple. Pet July 25. Ord July 30

LITTLER, ALFRED ROBERT, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, Painter. Sheffield. Pet
Aug 2. Ord Aug 3

MAFFETT. JOHN, Boston Spa, Yorks, Photographer. York. Pet July 26.
July 30

MARKHAM, WALTER JAMES, Rugby, Tailor. Coventry. Pet July 20. Aug 3

Ord

Ord

MARKS, A., Old_st, South Hackney, Furniture Dealer. High Court. Pet June
June 16. Ord Aug 3
MITCHELMORE, JAMES HENRY, Newton Abbot, Tailor. Exeter. Pet Aug 2. Ord
Aug 2

PEAKE, JOHN NASH, Congleton. Cheshire, Colliery Proprietor. Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall. Pet July 18. Ord Aug 2

PICKERSGILL, RICHARD, Leeds, Woollen Merchant. Leeds. Pet June 22. Ord July 28

PINN, THOMAS, Wardour st, Soho, Baker. High Court. Pet July 9 Ord Aug 1 PRITCHARD, THOMAS, New lane, Enfield, Baker. Edmonton. Pet July 20. Ord July 30

ROBINSON, GEORGE, Rochdale, Boot Dealer. Oldham. Pet July 20. Ord July 29

ROLLISSON, BENJAMIN, York, Innkeeper. York. Pet July 29. Ord July 30 SALSBURY, WILLIAM GEORGE, Great Grimsby, Smack Owner. Great Grimsby. Pet July 25. Ord July 29

SMITH, WILLIAM, Great Haywood, Staffordshire, Labourer, Stafford. Pet July 23. Ord Aug 2

STENNER, ROBERT, Upper st, Islington, Licensed Victualler. High Court.
Aug 3. Ord Aug 3

Pet TAYLOR, GEORGE SOUTHCOATE, Leeds, out of business. Leeds. Pet July 28. Ord July 28

TEED, ALFRED HALL, Saint Marychurch, Devon, Grocer. Exeter. Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3

TOMPKIN, GEORGE, Chestertonl. Staffordshire, Baker. Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall. Pet July 29. Ord Aug 2

TURNER, SOLOMON, Newcastle on Tyne, Money Lender. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet July 8. Ord July 29

VISCARDINI. GIOVANNI, John st, Bedford row, Cabinet Maker.

Pet July 7. Ord Aug 1

High Court. WINTERBURN, THOMAS, Bradford, Dyer. Bradford. Pet July 13. Ord July 29 WORTHY, MARY, Elton, Cheshire, Licensed Victualler. Macclesfield. Pet July

28. Ord July 30

WRIGHT, JOHN. Masbrough, nr Rotherham, Yeast Dealer. Sheffield. Pet July

29. Ord July 29 ADJUDICATION ANNULLED. SEARLE, HENRY, Moretonhampstead, Devon, Bootmaker. Exeter. Adjud Feb 24. Annul July 7

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Aug. 9.

RECEIVING ORDERS. ADAMS, HENRY CADWALLADER, Twickenham, Esq. Brentford. Pet Aug 5. Aug 5 ALLERSON, EDWIN, Newcastle on Tyne, Tobacconist. Newcastle on Tyne. Aug 4 Ord Aug 4

Ord

Pet ANDREW, RICHARD, Gainsborough, Miller. Lincoln. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4 BAILEY, WILLIAM, Rosherville, Kent, Gardener. Rochester. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4

BERESFORD, HUGH W., Knockholt, Kent, Gent. Tunbridge Wells. Pet June 20.
Ord Aug 4

BERRY. WILLIAM, Darlington, Tailors' Assistant. Stockton on Tees and
Middlesborough. Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 4
BROWN, MARY ANN, Leamington, Pork Butcher. Warwick. Pet July 30. Ord
Aug 6
CALWELL, ROBERT, Hayton, Cumberland, Farmer. Carlisle. Pet Aug 6.
Aug 6

Ord

COWDREY, ALFRED, New Clee, Lincolnshire, Fisherman. Great Grimsby. Pet Aug 5. Ord Aug 5

CROWE, EDWARD FREDERICK, jun., The Broadway, Hammersmith, Draper. High Court. Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 6

DAVIES, GEORGE HENRY, Swansea, Builder. Swansea. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4 DAVIS, SAMUEL, Kingston on Hull, Fish Merchant. Kingston on Hull. Pet July DAWSON, GRORGE MASON, Broadstairs, Builder. Canterbury. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4

18. Ord Aug 4

FARR, GWENLLIAN, Porth, Glamorganshire, Grocer. Pontypridd. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4

FIRTH, FREDERICK, and WILLIAM HOWROYD FIRTH, Dewsbury, Yorks, Ironfounders. Dewsbury. Pet Aug 5. Ord Aug 5

FIRTII, FREDERICK, JOSEPH FIRTH, and EDWIN FIRTH, Dewsbury, Yorks, Oil Extractors. Dewsbury. Pet Aug 5. Ord Aug 5

GORMAN, EDWARD, Ryde, I.W., Mealman. Newport and Ryde. Pet July 5. Ord Aug 3

GROGAN, HUGH, Chorlton upon Medlock, Manchester, Builder. Preston. Pet July 19. Ord Aug 5

GROVES, THOMAS EDWARD, Aylestone pk, Leicestershire, Carriage Builder.
Leicester. Pet Aug 5. Ord Aug 5

HARLEY, WILLIAM GEORGE, Southwark, Hop Merchant. High Court. Pet Aug
HARRIS, HARRIETTE. Norfolk sq, Lodging House Keeper. High Court. Pet
4. Ord Aug 4
Aug 5. Ord Aug 5

HARRIS, SIMON, Hatton gdn. High Court. Pet June 28. Ord Aug 4

HIBBEN, JOHN MAXTED, Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk, Ship Smith. Gt Yarmouth.
Pet Aug 5. Ord Aug 5

HIRD. HARTLEY, and HOLLINGS SMITH, Bradford, Worsted Stuff Makers.
Bradford. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4
HODGKINSON, JOSEPH, Derby, Butcher. Derby. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4
HUNT, CHARLES, Stroud, Cabinetmaker. Gloucester. Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 6
JONES, EVAN, Ruthin, Denbighshire, Farmer. Wrexham. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4
MELBOURNE, JAMES, York, Painter. York. Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 6
NOYES, ROBERT JOHN, Swansea, Bootmaker. Swansea. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4
ORME, JOHN, West Bromwich, Staffs, Butcher. Oldbury. Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 6
PALMER, EDWARD, Bitton, Glouces, Draper. Bristol. Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 6
PAYNE, JAMES, Bath, Bootmaker. Bath. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM, Hereford, Coal Agent. Hereford. Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 6
PHILPOT, C. DAWSON, Tokenhouse yard, Gent. High Court. Pet July 22. Ord
PINCKNEY, JOHN ASHWORTH, Toxteth park, Lancashire, Accountant. Liverpoo!.
Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 6
POTTER, THOMAS. Gosforth, Northumberland, no occupation. Newcastle on
Tyne. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4
REDGATE, HERBERT, Nottingham, Lace Manufacturer. Nottingham. Pet Aug
4. Ord Aug 4
SAUNDERS, ELIZA, Folkestone, Boot Dealer. Canterbury. Pet Aug 5. Ord
Aug 5
SEAGE, WILLIAM, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, Farmer. Barnstaple. Pet Aug 3.
Ord Aug 3
SILVER, RICHARD, the younger, Tittle row, nr Maidenhead, Machinist. Windsor.
Pet Aug 3. Ord Aug 3
SPRUCE, FRANK, Knutsford, Cheshire, Coal Merchant. Manchester. Pet Aug 5.
Ord Aug 5

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TATE, JOSEPH, Wentbridge, nr Pontefract, Farmer. Wakefield. Pet Aug 6. Ord
Aug 6
THOMSON, PETER, Hedworth, Durham, Farmer. Newcastle on Tyne. Pet Aug
4. Ord Aug 4
TILLOTSON, STEPHEN AINSWORTH, Burnley, Lancashire, Picker Maker. Burnley.
Pet Aug 2. Ord Aug 4

TURNER, GEORGE, Strafford rd, Acton, Florist. Brentford. Pet Aug 3. Ord
Aug 8

TURNER, WALTER ERNEST, Bath, Eating-house Keeper. Bath. Pet Aug 4. Ord Aug 4

WILLARD, WILLIAM, Robsart st. Brixton, out of business. High Court. Pet Aug 6. Ord Aug 6

FIRST MEETINGS.

ALDERSON, JOHN, Shipley, Yorks, Carter. Aug 17 at 11. 31, Manor rd, Bradford ALLERSON, EDWIN, Newcastle on Tyne, Tobacconist. Aug 18 at 2. Off Rec, Pink lane, Newcastle on Tyne

BAILEY, WILLIAM, Rosherville, Kent, Gardener. Aug 18 at 11.30. Off Rec, High st, Rochester

BINNS, JABEZ, Nelson, Lancashire, out of business. Aug 17 at 3. Midland Hotel, Skipton

BOND. WILLIAM. Hunslet, Leeds, out of business. Aug 17 at 12. Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds

BROOM, GEORGE, Hoxton st, Hoxton, Timber Merchant. Aug 17 at 11. 33, Carey street. Lincoln's inn

CALWELL, ROBERT, Hayton, Cumberland, Farmer. Aug 18 at 12.

Off Rec, 34,

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GALLARD, GEORGE, Aldrington, nr Brighton, Gent. Aug 17 at 1. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st

GERRARD, THOMAS, Hindley, Lancs, Grocer. Aug 17 at 11. 16, Wood street, Bolton

GORMAN, EDWARD, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Mealman. Aug 27 at 11. Off Rec, Newport. Isle of Wight

GROVES, THOMAS EDWARD. Aylestone park, Leicestershire, Carriage Builder. Aug 19 at 12. 28, Friar lane. Leicester

HALL, RICHARD BENJAMIN, Sandwich, Boot Maker. Aug 17 at 11.45. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn

HASLER, WILLIAM WYNDHAM, Chichester, Esq. Aug 17 at 12. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st

HODGKINSON, JOSEPH, Derby, Butcher. Aug 17 at 12. Off Rec, St James's chbrs, Derby

HOLIDAY, JAMES, Skillington, nr Grantham, Farmer. Aug 17 at 12. Off Rec, 1, High pavement, Nottingham

HOY, WALTER, Romford road, Forest gate, Nurseryman. Aug 17 at 11. Bankruptcy blogs, Portugal st, Lincoln s inn fields

HUDSON, WILLIAM JOHN CHARLES, Margate, Baker. Aug 17 at 12.30. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn

JAMES. WILLIAM HENNIS, Queen Victoria st, Café Proprietor. Aug 17 at 12. 3', Carey st, Lincoln's inn

LEWIS, HENRY, Caidicot, Mon, Grocer. Aug 17 at 12. Off Rec, 12 Tredegar pl, Newport, Mon

LEWIS, JAMES THOMAS, Pembroke Dock, Grocer. Aug 16 at 3. Off Rec, Carmarthen

MANNERING, THOMAS DAVID, Rye, Sussex, Coach Builder. Aug 16 at 2. County
MELBOURNE, JAMES, York, Painter. Aug 19 at 12. Off Rec, York
Court, Hastings

MILLS, JOSEPH, Hanley, Brickmaker. Aug 25 at 4. Off Rec, Newcastle under
Lyme
MITCHELMORE, JAMES HENRY, Newton Abbott, Devor shire, Tailor. Aug 16 at
3. Castle of Exeter, Exeter

MORRIS, WILLIAM, Hunslet, Leeds, Commission Agent. Aug 17 at 11. Off Rec. 22, Park row, Leeds

NOYES, ROBERT JOHN, Swansea, Bootmaker. Aug 17 at 11. Off Rec, 6, Rutland st, Swansea

OVENS, JOSEPH, Henbury, Gloucestershire, Wheelwright. Aug 17 at 12. Off Rec, Bank chbrs, Bristol

PARSONS, WILLIAM, Buckingham st, Ironmonger. Aug 18 at 12. Bankruptcy bldngs, Lincoln's inn fields

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