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Jersey, clerk in holy orders, deceased (ante, p. 762). The defendant Falla did not then appear. It was now asked on his behalf that the motion might stand over to enable him to answer affidavits. An affidavit of S. O. Gray, the Chief Accountant, was read on behalf of the Bank of England. He said that he had been forty-one years clerk and eight years chief accountant of the Bank; as far as he was aware from time immemorial the Governor and Company of the Bank of England had never been called upon to register any order of the court containing an injunction or any other stop upon stocks where the particular description of the stock had not been distinctly specified. There were 375,000 separate accounts of proprietors of forty-three distinct descriptions of stocks transferable at the Bank of England, representing £800,000,000 of stock, or thereabouts, the same name often occurring. The result of such a practice as to grant injunctions without specific descriptions of the stock would be to cause inconvenience and damage to stockholders, and involve the Bank of England in serious risk. The plaintiffs, on an injunction being granted against the defendant Falla, and after hearing the affidavit of the Chief Accountant, did not press to continue the injunction against the Bank. CHARLES, J., granted an interim injunction over Wednesday against the defendant Falla; the interim injunction against the Bank not continued. -COUNSEL, Bush, Q.C., and Seddon; Ingpen; Latham, Q.C. SOLICITORS, Johnson, Budd, & Johnson; A. V. Lloyd Jones; Freshfields.

NUISANCE-SMALLPOX-INJUNCTION.

In the case of Matthews v. The Mayor and Corporation of Sheffield, before Charles, J., on the 5th inst., the question arose whether the erection of a hospital for the reception of patients recovering from smallpox constituted a nuisance. This was a motion on behalf of T. B. Matthews, Thomas Wint, Thomas Newton, and Henry Bingham and his wife to restrain the defendants, their servants and agents, until the trial of the action or further order, from using or causing to be used any part of the land called Victoria-gardens, near Totley Rise, Dore, in the county of Derby, or any ⚫ buildings erected or to be erected thereon as a hospital or place for the reception of persons suffering or recovering from smallpox or any other infectious or contagious disease. An interim injunction was granted by Charles, J., over the 5th of October. Evidence was read on behalf of the plaintiffs to shew that the proposed hospital was in dangerous proximity to the road, private houses, shops, a school, an orphanage, and a Wesleyan chapel. It was also said that the use of the gardens as a smallpox hospital was ultrà vires the memorandum and articles of association of the Victoria Gardens Co., to whom the land, and a pavilion erected upon it, belonged. Evidence was adduced on behalf of the defendants shewing that no real danger existed, and every precaution was taken by the defendants, a wall would be built on the boundary of the gardens, and a door on the side of the road would be kept shut. There was a conflict of medical evidence as to whether convalescence was a dangerous stage of the disease. For the plaintiffs reference was made to the Metropolitan Asylums District v. Hill (6 App. Cas. 193) and to the Public Health Act, 1875 (38 & 39 Vict. c. 55, s. 133. If the plaintiffs proved that the hospital would cause a nuisance, they were entitled to an injunction, no money could compensate for the injury. There had been no delay; the resolution of the town council was passed on the 14th of September, the agreement was signed on the 19th, and the writ was issued on the 29th. The defendants, by their evidence, did not deny that there was danger, only that there was no special danger. For the defendants it was said that the fears of mankind were not a ground for granting an injunction. Reference was made to the Darenth case, Fleet v. The Metropolitan Asylums Board. There was less danger in the convalescent stage; the plaintiffs had not shewn that there was any appreciable danger. CHARLES, J., said that in this case he had been in a good deal of perplexity, but after giving the best consideration he could to the evidence on both sides, he declined to grant an interlocutory injunction. He came to that conclusion, though he might put the plaintiffs to some temporary inconvenience. He followed the cases of the Darenth and Hampstead Hospitals, and asked whether the plaintiffs had reasonable apprehension of danger. That there was apprehension he had no doubt, but whether the apprehension was well founded he was not satisfied. Until he was sure that the apprehension was well founded, he would not, in his opinion, be justified in granting an interlocutory injunction. As to the evidence, having regard to the evidence of the medical men, he came to the conclusion that there was no real danger from the temporary use of the premises for a convalescent hospital; he particularly referred to the statement of one of the plaintiffs' witnesses that the stage of convalescence was the most dangerous stage of the disease. The statement was satisfactorily answered by the defendants. The plaintiffs' witnesses did not adhere confidently to that statement with regard to the convalescent stage of the disease, they said rather that it was difficult to speak for certain. Having regard to the evidence on both sides, and to the evidence of the defendants as to the mode of conducting the hospital, and the precautions they had taken, he declined to grant an interlocutory injunction on the terms that the interior wall should be at once erected, and that the corporation should undertake not to use the door on the side of the high road. Costs to be costs in the action.-COUNSEL, Marten, Q.C., and Warrington; Hemming, Q.O., and Baker. SOLICITORS, Torr, Janeways, & Co., for Wightman & Nicholson, Sheffield; Richard Smith & Wilmer, for the Town Clerk, Sheffield.

EXECUTORS-TRUSTEES-REMUNERATION.

In the case of Berridge v. Turner, before Charles, J., on the 5th inst., a motion was made asking the court to direct a reference to chambers to fix the remuneration of executors and trustees under the will of Richard Berridge, of Ballynahinch Castle, deceased. Richard Berridge made his will in 1863, and gave £16,000 to each of his daughters, and £200,000

to trustees for the advancement of economical and sanitary science, and gave the residue of his estate to his eldest son. He appointed the Rev. Samuel Turner and John Hunter his executors and trustees. The testator was formerly a partner in Meux's Brewery; he also owned large landed estates in Galway and elsewhere, including valuable oyster and salmon fisheries. The action was brought by the residuary legatee to administer the estate. For the applicants it was said that the case was peculiar; the estate was so complicated that it would be a loss to the executors and trustees to wind it up without remuneration. But they were bound to make stipulations before proving the will and undertaking the trusts: Lewin on Trusts, 7th ed., p. 542; Marshall v. Holloway, 3 Swans 452; Bainbrigge v. Blair, 8 Beav. 588. All the family wished the executors and trustees nominated by the testator to act and to receive remuneration. CHARLES, J., said that, upon the authority of Marshall v. Holloway and Bainbrigge v. Blair, he would make an order directing a reference to chambers to assess the remuneration of the trustees.-COUNSEL, George Henderson; Rolt. SOLICITORS, Hunters & Haynes; Shadbolt.

LAW STUDENTS' JOURNAL.

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LIVERPOOL BOARD OF LEGAL STUDIES. The Lecture Session of this Board was opened on the 30th ult., when Mr. T. Cyprian Williams delivered the first of a course of ten lectures on the "Law of Personal Property." The chair was taken by Mr. W. A. Jevons (solicitor), the chairman of the board, who was supported by Mr. J. H. Kenion, the president of the Liverpool Law Society, and a large number of students. Before calling upon the lecturer the chairman delivered a short address, in which he stated that the success of the last session, and the encouraging support the board had received from various sources, and the increased grant promised by the Incorporated Law Society of the United Kingdom, had encouraged them to extend their scheme so as to include a course on Jurisprudence," to be delivered by Professor Munroe, of Owen's College, Manchester, one of the most eminent jurists of the day. After referring to the work of the Legal Education Association, which was formed a good many years ago for the purpose of estoblishing legal education on a scientific and systematic basis by the foundation in the metropolis of a law university or school of law open to laymen as well as lawyers, the chairman pointed out that, although the foundation of a central university had not yet been accomplished, the necessary adjunct of law schools in the provinces was in a fair way of being supplied in Manchester by the Owen's College, in Liverpool and Newcastle-on-Tyne by boards of legal studies in those places, and in Birmingham by the law society in that town-an example which would no doubt be followed in other parts of the country. He hoped, therefore, that he might consider their board of legal studies as a branch of the law university of the future. The success of the board must, however, depend mainly upon the students themselves. The learning law by the systematic teaching of skilled professors was not intended to be a substitute for the practical experience of the working of the law to be attained in a solicitor's office or barrister's chambers, nor were the lectures designed as a system of cramming for examinations, but it was intended to substitute systematic and well-directed training for desultory reading. No student could possibly qualify himself as a practitioner without reading, and no student could read so effectually as by following the guidance of the teachers provided by the board. As to the scope of its work, it was not confined to law students or lawyers, but was open to all. A knowledge of the law would be very useful to laymen, in particular to those who might become magistrates and to that larger class who might expect to belong to some of the various bodies to whom the local government of the country was intrusted. Many people talked of the importance of amendments of the law when they did not know what the present law was. Surely it was worth their while to learn something of the subjectmatter they wanted to deal with before attempting to deal with it. He stated that the late Mr. Justice Quain had left a legacy of £10,000 which had lately fallen into possession, to be applied to the promotion of legal education in England, but so that such education should not be confined to any branch of the legal profession, but should be open to the public on the same terms. The present trustees of the legacy were Lord Selborne, Mr. Justice Chitty, and himself. The income would be too small to enable the trustees to accomplish very much, but he hoped that the cause of legal education would receive some stimulus. Mr. Williams then proceeded with his lecture.

LEGAL NEWS.

OBITUARY.

The Right Hon. HENRY ORMSBY, formerly a judge of the Landed Estates Court in Ireland, who died at Bray, on the 17th ult., at the age of seventy-five, was the son of the Rev. Henry Ormsby, rector of Kilskier, Meath, and was born in 1812. He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, where he graduated B.A. in 1834. He was called to the bar in Ireland in 1835, and he became a Queen's Counsel in 1858. He was Solicitor-General for Ireland for a few months, under the first administration of Mr. Disraeli. On the formation of his second administration, Mr. Ormsby again became Solicitor General, and in the following January he succeeded Mr. Ball as Attorney-General, and

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became a member of the Irish Privy Council. He never had a seat in the House of Commons, and in July, 1875, he was appointed a judge of the Landed Estates Court, which office he held till December, 1885, when he retired on a pension. He was elected a bencher of the King's-inns in 1874. He was married in 1840 to the daughter of Mr. Henry Hamilton, and he leaves three sons.

Mr. EDWIN WELSH, solicitor, of Wells, died at Southgate, on the 6th ult., from typhoid fever. Mr Welsh was the youngest son of Mr. William Inman Welsh, solicitor, of Wells, and was born in 1857. He was admitted a solicitor in 1880, having been articled to his father, with whom he was for several years in partnership, and on whose retirement three or four years ago he became clerk to the county magistrates at Wells. Mr. Welsh was also Clerk to the Wells Highway Board and a Perpetual Commissioner for Somersetshire.

Mr. WILLIAM HENRY PAYN, solicitor, died at Kearsney, near Dover, on the 14th ult., at the age of eighty-four. Mr. Payn was born in 1803. He was admitted a solicitor about the year 1826, and he practised for many years at Dover. He was formerly a member of the Dover Town Council, and in 1854 he was elected mayor of the borough, in which capacity he received the late Emperor of the French on his State visit to England, who, on his embarkation at Dover, presented Mr. Payn with a gold snuffbox. In 1860 Mr. Payn was elected coroner for the borough of Dover, and he held that office till 1882, when he was succeeded by his son, Mr. Sydenham Payn, and he shortly afterwards retired from practice.

APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. HENRY ARTHUR DUDDING, solicitor, of Wigton, has been appointed Registrar of the Wigton County Court (Circuit No. 5), in succession to Mr. William John Carrick, resigned. Mr. Dudding was

admitted a solicitor in 1878.

Mr. WILLIAM HAYES, B.A., solicitor, of the City Solicitors' Office, Guildhall, has been elected Clerk to the Worshipful Company of Makers of Playing Cards, upon the retirement of Mr. Thomas Roderick, Secondary of the City of London.

Mr. GEORGE Hibbert Deffell, barrister, has been appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court of the Colony of New South Wales. Mr. Justice Deffell is the third son of Mr. Henry Deffell. He was educated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge. He was called to the bar at the Inner Ten ple in Michaelmas Term, 1846, and he formerly practised on the Home Circuit. He was a Master in Equity of the Supreme Court of New South Wales from 1857 till 1869, when he was appointed Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for that colony.

Mr. HAROLD ARTHUR SILVESTER, solicitor, of Beverley, has been appointed a Magistrate for that borough. Mr. Silvester was admitted a solicitor in 1876.

Mr. CHARLES JAMES TARRING, barrister, has been appointed Her Majesty's Consul at Constantinople. Mr. Tarring is the third son of Mr. John Tarring, and was born in 1845. He was educated at the City of London School and at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated in the first class of the Classical Tripos in 1868. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Trinity Term, 1871, and he formerly practised on the South-Eastern Circuit and at the Surrey Sessions. Mr. Tarring was for some time one of the staff of the Weekly Reporter. He has been viceconsul and assistant-judge of the Supreme Consular Court at Constantinople since 1883.

Mr. JOHN KING FARLOW, jun., solicitor, of 1, Church-court, Clement'slane, has been elected Clerk to the Needle Makers' Company, in succession to the late Mr. George Cole. Mr. Farlow is the son of Mr. John King

Farlow. He was admitted a solicitor in 1882.

Mr. T. G. VICKERY, solicitor, of Church-court-chambers, Old Jewry, London, E.C., and Surbiton, has been appointed a Perpetual Commissioner for taking Acknowledgments of Deeds of Married Women in the counties of Middlesex and Surrey.

PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

EDEN ERSKINE GREVILLE and GEOFFREY JOSEPH BULKELEY BUCKLEY, solicitors, 3 and 4, Great Winchester-street, London, and Wandsworth. The said Eden Erskine Greville will in future practise at the Townhall, Wandsworth, whilst the said Geoffrey Joseph Bulkeley Buckley will continue to carry on business at Nos. 3 and 4, Great Winchester-street. Sept. 29. [Gazette, Oct. 4.

GENERAL,

The late Lord Cockburn's book, "Trials for Sedition in Scotland," is to be issued early in November. The period covered is from 1793 to 1849.

It is stated that the Midland Merchant Traders' Association and the Nottingham Chamber of Commerce are making a united effort to secure the institution of tribunals of commerce with a legal judge and commercial assessor.

The Globe says that early next session a Bill for amending the defects of the Limited Liability Acts will be introduced by the Secretary to the Board of Trade, and that the measure will include an entire revision of the existing regulations for the registering of public companies. The clauses of the Bill dealing with this important question have not yet been finally framed, but we may state that among other provisions it will be enacted that no company shall be registered unless a certain proportion of its capital has been actually subscribed, and every company so registered will be required to file a copy of its half-yearly balance-sheet for the inspection of the public.

WINDING UP NOTICES. London Gazette.-FRIDAY, September 30. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

BRITISH AND COLONIAL AGENCY. LIMITED.-The Vacation Judge has by an order, dated Sept 9, appointed Alfred Philip King, 42, Queen Victoria st, to be Provisional Official Liquidator GENERAL ICE FACTORY CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by Charles, J., dated Sept 21, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Gadsden & Treherne, solors for petner GREENSIDE GLAZED AND FIRE BRICK Co, LIMITED. - By an order made by Charles, J., dated Sept 21, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Speechley & Co, New inn, agents for Mumford & Johnson, Bradford, solors for MOREWOOD & CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented Sept 28, directed to petners be heard before Charles, J., on Wednesday, Oct 12. Dawes & Sons, Angel court, Throgmorton st, solors for petner COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

NEWNAM CLUB, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented Sept 29, directed to be heard at 9, Cook st, Liverpool, on Tuesday, Oct 11, at 11. J. Lynskey, Liverpool, solor for petners NUTSFORD VALE BLEACHING AND DYEING CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented Sept 24, directed to be heard before Bristowe, V.C., on Oct 27. Sewell & Edwards, Gresham house, Old Broad st, agents for Dixon, Manchester, solor for petner London Gazette.-TUESDAY, October 4. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

NEW HOLLINGBOURNE PAPER MILLS CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by Kekewich, J., dated Sept 28, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Keene & Co, Seething lane, solors for petners

COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

CITY AND COUNTY FINANCE CO, LIMITED.-Peta for winding up, presented Oct 1, directed to be heard at 9, Cook st, Liverpool, on Tuesday, Oct 11, at 11. Danger & Neville, Liverpool, solors for petner

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HARRISON, MARY ANN, Sibsey, Lincoln. Oct 2. Waite & Co, Boston
HOBSON, DAVID, Carbrook, Sheffield. Oct 15. Swift & Ashington, Sheffield
HORDERN, ANTHONY, Sydney, New South Wales, Merchant. Nov 1. Hordern,
Newgate st
HYLAND, THOMAS, Liverpool, Master Carter. Oct 27. Woodburn, Liverpool
JOHNSON, LOUISA CHARLOTTE, Atherton rd, Stratford. Oct 28. Watson, Grace-
JONES, THOMAS, Reddish, Lancaster, Solicitor. Nov 1. Turner, Manchester
JUBB, JOHN, Batley Carr, York, out of business. Nov 1. Ibberson, Dewsbury

church st

MALSCHINGER, FREDERICK, Gloucester rd, Peckham, Jeweller. Nov 7. Lawrence & Sons, Raymond bldgs, Grays's inn MATTHEW, JAMES, Rochdale. Oct 12, Brierley & Hudson, The Butts, Rochdale MOSS, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Wandsworth rd. Nov 5. Hammond, Furnival's inn NICHOLSON, MICHAEL, South Bank, York, Draper. Nov 10. Robson, Middlesborough

OXER, WILLIAM, Altofts, York, Builder. Nov 1. Brown & Co, Wakefield POLHILL, ALEXANDER THOMAS, Yarmouth, Mariner. Nov 1. Pakeman, IronROBERTS, CHARLOTTE, Parkhurst rd, Holloway. Oct 31. Chamberlain, Finsbury sq

monger lane

ROBERTS, ROBERT, Brynhyfryd, St Asaph, Flint, Notary Public. Nov 30. Sisson & George, Rhyl

SIMPSON, WILLIAM, Barton hill, Bristol. Nov 18. Benson & Carpenter, Bristol STRAUGHAN, JOHN, Washington, Durham, Bachelor of Medicine. Dec 1. Hoyle & Co, Newcastle upon Tyne

SYMM, JOSHUA ROBINSON, St Giles, Oxford, Builder. Nov 1.
Huddersfield

Brook & Co,

TYZACK, MARY, Eccleshall, York. Oct 30. Sibray, Dore, nr Sheffield
WALLS, FRANK, Newmillerdam, York, Farmer. Nov 1. Brown & Co, Wakefield
WHARTON, JOHN, Sunderland, Licensed Victualler. Oct. 31. J & W J Robinson,
Sunderland
WHITTAKER, SAMUEL, Thorpe, Norfolk, Farmer and Brickmaker. Nov 26.
Bailey & Co, Norwich
WILLIAMS, JAMES MICHAEL, Portsea, Printer. Nov 1. Edgcombe & Co, Portsea
London Gazette.-FRIDAY, September 30.
AGATE, JOSEPH, Emsworth, Southampton, Grocer. Dec 3. Arnold &*Cooper,
Emsworth

ASCOTT, ELIZABETH, Bayswater. Oct 31. Denton & Co. Gray's inn sq
BARNBY, THOMAS, Great Western Arcade, Birmingham, Fancy Goods Dealer.
Nov 15. Eaden, Birmingham
BARWELL, ANN SARAH, Oxford st. Oct 17. Routh & Co, Southampton st
BENDALL, AMELIA, Circus st, Marylebone rd. Oct 28. Smith, Great James st
BERRY, ALICE, Morecambe, Lancaster. Nov 14. Artindale & Artindale,

Burnley

CAMERON, PETER, Whitehaven, Bank Manager.

Whitehaven

Piercy, Huddersfield

Oct 14. Brockbank & Co, CLIFFE, THORNTON, Huddersfield, Engineer. Oct 29. CRAGGS, JAMES, Ripon, Innkeeper. Oct 1. Hutchinson, Ripon DAWSON, JOHN, Levington, Suffolk, Farmer. Oct 25. Cobbold, & Co, Ipswich DAY, WILLIAM, St Albans, Gent. Oct 29. Kearsey & Co, Old Jewry DERRETT, CAROLINE, Forest Gate lane, Stratford. Nov 5. King William st

DONNELL, JOSEPH, Mount, Tarvin Sands, nr Chester, Esq. & Co. Birmingham

DUSSEE, JOSEPH RICHARD, Greenwich. Oct 29.

chmbrs

Hunter & Davies, Dec 20. Johnson Howard & Shelton, Tower EDEN, LOUISA BEATRICE, Nottingham. Nov 26. Watson & Co, Nottingham ELTRINGHAM, WILLIAM, Birkda'e, Lancaster, Gent. Nov 30. Buck & Co, Southport FEARNLEY, THOMAS, Wyke, nr Bradford, Boot and Shoe Maker. Oct 5. Farrar,

Bradford

vern

field

lane

FINN, ELIJAH, Malvern, Boarding house Keeper. Oct 23. Nevinson, Great MalHALL, MARY HANNAH, Nottingham. Nov 26. Watson & Co, Nottingham HARTLEY, WALTER, Marsden, York, Waste Fuller. Oct 29. Piercy, HuddersLAMB, ALFRED, Merton rd, Wimbledon, Gent. Oct 28. Chilcott, St Martin's Oct 8. Hartley & Co, Nov 25. Rodgers & Co, MULLER, SEBASTIAN, Bruchsal, nr Baden. Nov 9. Argles & Co, Great St Helen's NALDER, FRANK ISAAC, Westbury sub Mendip, nr Wells, Gent. Nov 30. Nalder, Shepton Mallet

LEIGH, WILLIAM, Rochdale, Lancaster, Cotton Spinner.
Rochdale
MARSHALL, GEORGE, Sheffield, Licensed Victualler.
Sheffield

NICKSON, ABRAHAM, Portland terr, Regent's park, Gent. Nov 1. Bilney, Salisbury sq

POPE, JAMES SANDLANDS, Lambridge, Gent. Nov 21. Stone & Co, Bath

RAYNER, HENRY, Widford, Essex, Farmer and Brickmaker. Nov 8. Dixon, Chelmsford

RHODES, ISAAC WATSON, Bradford, Gent. Nov 7. Rhodes, Bradford

SALMON, FRANCES ELIZABETH, Shepton Mallett. Nov 30. Nalder, Shepton

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BARNARD, LOUISA HOPKINSON, Sheffield, Confectioner. Sheffield. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28

PARROW, ROBERT KNAPP, Albion rd. Stoke Newington, Captain in Army. Ed

monton. Pet March 23. Ord July 9

BAYLEY, HENRY, Margate, Draper. Canterbury. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28

BUGDEN, FREDERICK BUGDEN, Margate, Dairyman. Canterbury. Pet Sept 27.
Ord Sept 27
CATTERMOLE, CHARLES, Princess rd, Lambeth, Boot Dealer. High Court. Pet
Sept 27. Ord Sept 27

CLARK, RICHARD, Settle, Yorks, Grocer. Bradford. Pet Sept 15. Ord Sept 26
CLARKE, DAVID, Coventry, Cab Proprietor. Coventry. Pet Sept 27.
Sept 27

CLARKE, THOMAS WELSH, Whitwick, Leicester, Blacksmith. Leicester.
Sept 27. Ord Sept 27

Ord Pet

COOK, WILLIAM, Burdett rd, Mile End, Engineer. High Court. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26

CRAWSHAW, ALBERT EDWARD, Leeds, Tobacco Dealer. Leeds. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26

DAVIES, THOMAS, sen, Newport, Mon, Forgeman. Newport, Mon. Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 27

DAY, CHARLES WILLIAM, Market st, Barnsbury, Clerk. High Court. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26

DENCH, ALBERT, Southsea, Ironfounder. Portsmouth. Pet Sept 23. Ord Sept 23

EASTWOOD, JOHN, Leeds, Butcher. Leeds. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28

FIELD, TOM, and ORD RICHARDSON, Gosforth, Northumberland, Builders. Newcastle on Tyne, transferred from High Court. Pet Sept 1. Ord Sept 27 GADDA, ACHILLE, Oxford st, Restaurant Keeper. High Court. Pet Sept 9. Ord Sept 26

GRAHAM, GEORGE. Weelsby, nr Gt Grimsby, Smack Captain. Gt Grimsby. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26

GRAZIOLI, GIOVANNI, Rupert st, Coventry st, Hotel Keeper. High Court. Pet Sept 7. Ord Sept 28

GRIFFITHS, ROBERT JAMES, St Martin's lane, Westminster, Jeweller. High Court. Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 27

HAMMON, THOMAS, Brabourne, Kent, Farmer. Canterbury. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28

HAYHURST, HENRY JAMES, Hastings, Jeweller. Hastings. Pet Sept 28. Ord
Sept 28
HOPPER, WILLIAM, Strood, Kent, Builder. Rochester. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26
LOWE, THOMAS, Rotherham, Yorks, Tailor. Sheffield. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26
JONES. CHARLES, Rhyl, Flintshire, Commission Agent. Bangor. Pet Sept 28.
Ord Sept 28

MACKENZIE, JOSEPH ANTHONY, and THOMAS SLAID OGILVY, Bristol, Pianoforte
Makers. Bristol
MARTIN, WILLIAM, Willesden Green, Builder. High Court. Pet Sept 28. Ord
Pet Sept 24. Ord Sept 27
Sept 28

MURRAY, ALEXANDER, Newcastle on Tyne, Brick Manufacturer. Newcastle on
Tyne. Pet Sept 8. Ord Sept 28
NUNN, EDGAR, Thrandeston, Suffolk, Farmer. Ipswich. Pet Sept 12. Ord
PYE, JOHN, Blackpool, Flagger. Preston. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26
Sept 26
RADFORD, WILLIAM, Weston super Mare, Carpenter, Bridgewater. Pet Sept 26.
Ord Sept 26
RAYNHAM, FREDERICK, Forest Hill, Builder. Greenwich. Pet Aug 17.
Sept 27

Ord
RICKETT, GEORGE, Margate, Joiner. Canterbury. Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 27
SCARTH, ROBERT WILLIAM, Cridling Stubbs, nr Knottingley, Yorks, Farmer.
Wakefield. Pet Sept 5. Ord Sept 27
SPARLING, HENRY, Bury St Edmunds, Commercial Traveller. Bury St Edmunds.
THORNTON, THOMAS, Bradford, Woolstapler.
Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26
Bradford. Pet Sept 27. Ord

Sept 27

WELLS, STANDISH GRADY, Swansea, Innkeeper. Swansea. Pet Sept 28. Ord
Sept 28
WEST, JOHN MITCHELL, Shanklin, I.W., Coal Merchant. Newport and Ryde.
Pet Sept 24. Ord Sept 24
WILLETTS, ELI, Netherton, Worcestershire, Chain Manufacturer. Dudley. Pet
Sept 23. Ord Sept 23

FIRST MEETINGS.

AYRES, FRANCIS CAMPEY, Riccall, Yorks, Farmer. Oct 8 at 12. Off Rec, York
BUXEY, ARTHUR JAMES, Southampton, Tobacconist. Oct 7 at 11. Off Rec, 4,
East st, Southampton

CHITTY, FRANCIS JAMES, Sharnbrook, Beds, Commercial Traveller. Oct 12 at 1.
CLARK, RICHARD, Settle, Yorks, Grocer. Oct 10 at 12.30. Ashfield Hotel, Settle
8, St Paul's sq, Bedford
CLARKE, DAVID, Coventry, Cab Proprietor. Oct 12 at 11.30. E W Peirson, Off
Rec, 17, Hertford st, Coventry
CLARKE, THOMAS WELSH, Whitwick, Leicestershire, Blacksmith. Oct 11 at 12.30.
COOK, GEORGE, Higham Gobion, Beds, Farmer. Oct 12 at 11. 8, St Paul's sq,
28. Friar lane, Leicester
Bedford

DAVIES, HENRY, Llandewi, Velfrey, Pem, Cattle Dealer. Oct 8 at 12. Off Rec,
11, Quay st, Carmarthen
DAVIS, THOMAS, sen, Newport, Mon, Forgeman. Oct 10 at 12.30. Off Rec, 12,
DAWSON, GEORGE ABNER, Calverley, nr Bradford, Milk Dealer. Oct 7 at 11. Off
Tredegar pl, Newport, Mon
Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford

FIELD, THOMAS MEAGHER, Worsley rd, Hampstead, Printer. Oct 8 at 11. 33,
Carey st, Lincoln's inn

FIRTH, JOSEPH, and CHRISTOPHER CLARKE, Todmorden, Yorks, Cotton Makers.
Oct 10 at 3.30. Off Rec, Ogden's chbrs, Bridge st, Manchester
GADDA, ACHILLE, Oxford st, Restaurant Keeper. Oct 8 at 12. 33, Carey st, Lin-
coln's inn
GETTINS, GEORGE EBENEZER, West Heath, nr Northfield, Worcestershire, Mer-
chant. Oct 11 at 11. 25, Colmore row, Birmingham

GREEN, THOMAS JOHN, Coventry, Hosier. Oct 12 at 11. Off Rec, 17, Hertford st,
Coventry
GRIFFITHS, JопN, Walton, nr Liverpool, Master Builder. Oct 11 at 2. Off Rec,
35, Victoria st, Liverpool

GRIFFITHS & Co, Blaenau Festiniog, Merionethshire, Grocers. Oct 10 at 3. Off
Rec, Crypt chmbrs, Chester

HAMMOND, SAMUEL (sep estate), Westbromwich, Brass Founder. Oct 10 at 10.30. County Court, Oldbury

HARRIS, THOMAS, St Albans, Builder. Oct 7 at 11.30. Blagg & Edwards, Solicitors, St Albans, Herts

HARTSHORNE, JAMES (sep estate), Westbromwich, Staffordshire, Brass Founder. Oct 10 at 10.30. County Court, Oldbury

HARTSHORNE, JAMES, and SAMUEL HAMMOND, Westbromwich, Brass Founders. Oct 10 at 10.30. County Court, Oldbury

HERD, GEORGE CHARLES, Tabard st, Southwark, Manager to a Provision Dealer. Oct 7 at 1. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

HESSE, EMIL, Kent ter. Regent's park. Oct 7 at 12. Bankruptcy bldgs, Portugal st, Lincoln's inn fields

HOLEY, JOHN JARVIS, Selby, Yorks, Grocer. Oct 8 at 2. Off Rec, York

HOPPER, WILLIAM, Strood, Builder. Oct 10 at 11.30. Off Rec, High st, Rochester I'ANSON, JOHN, Liverpool, Ironmonger. Oct 11 at 3. Off Rec, 35, Victoria st. Liverpool

ICKE, THOMAS WILLIAM, Colwyn Bay, Denbighshire, Hotel Keeper. Oct 10 at 12. Off Rec, Crypt chmbrs, Chester

JACKSON, WILLIAM ASKEW, Darlington, Ale Merchant. Oct 10 at 1.30. King's Head Hotel, Darlington

KING, NOAH, Blunham, Bedfordshire, Publican. Oct 12 at 12. 8, St Paul's sq, Bedford

MATTHEWS, JOHN WILLIAM, Folkestone, Painter. Oct 7 at 9.30. 47, St George's st. Canterbury

MCWALKER, WILLIAM, Durham, Draper. Oct 10 at 1. King's Head Hotel, Dar lington

MURRAY, ALEXANDER, Newcastle on Tyne, Brick Manufacturer. Oct 12 at 11. Off Rec, Pink lane, Newcastle on Tyne

inn

NEIL, JOHN, Poultry, Stock Dealer. Oct 7 at 11. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's NEWTON, BENJAMIN, Leeds, Greengrocer. Oct 10 at 11. Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds

OWEN, JOSEPH ALBERT, Haverfordwest, Butcher. Oct 8 at 11. Off Rec, 11, Quay st, Carmarthen

PALEY, JOHN, Countersett, nr Hawes, Yorks, Innkeeper. Oct 10 at 12.45. King's Head Hotel, Darlington

PEACOCK, JOSEPH H, Salford, Innkeeper. Oct 11 at 11.30. Off Rec, Ogden's chbrs, Bridge st, Manchester

PRATT, GEORGE, Norwich, Shoe Manufacturer. Oct 8 at 12. Off Rec, S, King st, Norwich

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ROBINSON, JAMES, Chorlton upon Medlock, Lancs, Tailor. Ogden's chbrs, Bridge st, Manchester

Oct 11 at 12. Off Rec,

Townhall,

ROBSON, JAMES, Brackenborough, Lincoln, Esq. Oct 11 at 3.30.
Louth

SPURLING, HENRY, Bury St Edmunds, Traveller. Oct 8 at 12.45. Guildhall,
Bury St Edmunds

THOMAS, JOHN, Penygraig, Tailor. Oct 10 at 3. Off Rec, Merthyr Tydfil

THORNTON, THOMAS, Bradford, Woolstapler. Oct 11 at 11. Off Rec, 31, Manor row, Bradford

WEST, JOHN MITCHELL, Shanklin, I.W., Coal Merchant. Oct 8 at 2. Off Rec, Newport

WILLIAMS, LEMUEL, Penygraig, Accountant. Oct 11 at 12. pridd

Court house, Ponty

WILSON, CHARLES, Knottingley, Yorks, Draper. Oct 7 at 11.15. Off Rec, Bond ter, Wakefield

The following amended notice is substituted for that published in the
London Gazette of September 27.

PHILLIPS, WILLIAM, Hereford, Coal Agent. Oct 7 at 2.15. 2, Offa st, Hereford
ADJUDICATIONS.

ANSPACH, LEOPOLD, Edmund pl, Aldersgate st, Costume Manufacturer. High Court. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26

AYRES, FRANCIS CAMPEY, Riccall, Yorks, Farmer. York. Pet Sept 24. Ord Sept 27

BARNARD, LOUISA HOPKINSON, Sheffield, Confectioner. Sheffield. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28

BARRETT. ARTHUR JOHN, Cumming st, Pentonville, Soap Manufacturer. High

Court. Pet Aug 10. Ord Sept 26
BEKGLEMYER, JOSEPH WILLIAM, Finsbury pavement, Tailor. High Court.
July 22. Ord Sept 26

BOWLES, WILLIAM, address unknown, Gent. High Court. Pet July 29.
Sept 26
BROMLEY, ROBERT BELL, Goole, Yorks, Gent. Wakefield. Pet Aug 19.
Sept 24

Pet

Ord

Ord

BROWN, CHARLES THOMPSON, South Shields, Auctioneer. Newcastle on Tyne.
Pet Sept 3. Ord Sept 27
BURNS, ANNIE, Jarrow upon Tyne, Confectioner. Newcastle upon Tyne. Pet
Sept 22. Ord Sept 26
CARTER, JOHN BROADFOOT, Cheetham, Manchester. Draper. Manchester. Pet
Aug 31. Ord Sept 27

CLARKE, THOMAS WELSH, Whitwick, Leicestershire, Blacksmith. Leicester.
Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 27

CRAWSHAW, ALBERT EDWARD, Leeds, Tobacco Dealer. Leeds. Pet Sept 26.
Ord Sept 26
Pet Sept 27.
DENCH, ALBERT, Southsea, Ironfounder. Portsmouth, Pet Sept 22. Ord Sept 23
DODD, WILLIAM ANDREW, Chester, Mason, Chester. Pet Sept 15. Ord Sept 27
EASTWOOD, JOHN, Leeds, Butcher. Leeds. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28

DAVIES, THOMAS. sen., Newport, Mon., Forgeman. Newport, Mon.
Ord Sept 27

ELLIS, HENRY, Bideford, Refreshment House Keeper. Barnstaple. Pet Sept 19.
Ord Sept 27

GETTINS, GEORGE EBENEZER, Westheath, nr Northfield, Merchant. Birmingham. Pet Sept 15. Ord Sept 23.

GRAHAM, GEORGE, Weelsby, nr Great Grimsby, Smack Captain. Great Grimsby. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26

HAYHURST, HENRY JAMES, Hastings, Jeweller. Hastings. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28

HOPPER, WILLIAM, Strood, Builder. Rochester. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26 JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER, Colchester, Licensed Victualler. Colchester. Pet Sept 1. Ord Sept 26

LOWE, THOMAS, Rotherham, Yorks, Tailor. Sheffield. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26 PYE, JOHN, Blackpool, Flagger. Preston. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26

RADFORD, WILLIAM, Weston super Mare, Carpenter. Bridgwater. Pet Sept 26. Ord Sept 26

RICKETT, GEORGE, Margate, Joiner. Canterbury. Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 27 ROSENTHAL, EMANUEL, Birmingham, Tailor. Birmingham. Pet Sept 17. Sept 26

Ord SHEPHERD, WILLIAM, Seven Sister's rd, Holloway, Butcher. High Court. Pet Sept 5. Ord Sept 26

SMITH, JOHN RICHARD, Ledbury, Herefordshire, Wine Merchant. Worcester. Pet Sept 8. Ord Sept 28

THORNTON, THOMAS, Bradford, Woolstapler. Bradford. Pet Sept 27. Ord

Sept 27

TILLOTSON, STEPHEN AINSWORTH, Burnley, Picker Maker. Burnley. Pet Aug 2. Ord Sept 26

VENVILLE, JOHN, Eastington, Gloucestershire, Farmer. Cheltenham. Pet Sept 8. Ord Sept 26.

WHITAKER, THOMAS, Bolton, Apparatus Maker. Bolton. Pet Sept 24. Ord Sept 26

WOODCOCK, CG, Old Kent road, Grocer. High Court. Pet Aug 23. Ord Sept 28

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Oct. 4.

RECEIVING ORDERS.

BARNETT, WILLIAM, Kidderminster, Shopkeeper. Kidderminster. Pet Sept 24.
Ord Sept 24
BARR, WILLIAM SEYMOUR, Cardiff, Tailor. Cardiff. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28
BEAR, ALFRED JOHN, Buckingham rd, Kingsland, late Publican. Wands-
worth. Pet June 16. Ord Sept 29

BICKLEY, THOMAS HENRY, Leicester, out of business. Leicester. Pet Oct 1.
Ord Oct 1

BLACK, FRANCIS DANIEL, Cheetham hill, nr Manchester, Butter Importer.
Manchester. Pet Sept 29. Ord Sept 29

BOWMAN, HENRY CROWTHER, and ALBERT THOMAS BOWMAN, Lower Broughton,
Lancs, Stock Brokers. Manchester. Pet Sept 19. Ord Sept 28
BOWMAN, HENRY CROWTHER, Manchester, Stock Broker. Manchester.
July 18. Ord Sept 28

Pet

BUSH, THOMAS SAMUEL, Market pl. St Ann's rd, Stamford hill, Dairyman. Edmonton. Pet Oct 1. Ord Oct 1

CHAMBERLAIN, RANDOLPH TANKERVILLE, Buckley rd, Streatham, Solicitor.
Wandsworth. Oet Sept 1. Ord Sept 29

CHAPMAN, RICHARD JOHN, Stratford, Essex, Contractor. High Court.
Sept 19. Ord Sept 29

Pet

Pet Sept 29. Ord

CLARK, ARTHUR THOMAS, Folkestone, Gasfitter. Canterbury. Sept 29

Ord Sept 29 Ord Sept 30

CLAYTON, FRANKLIN, Halifax, Grocer. Halifax. Pet Sept 29.
COLLIN, GEORGE, Carlisle, Innkeeper. Carlisle. Pet Sept 30.
DYSON, EDWARD RICHARD, James st, Oxford st, Draper. High Court. Pet Sept

29. Ord Oct 1

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FARRINGTON, THOMAS HENRY, Walsall, Auctioneer.
Ord Sept 29

Walsall. Pet Sept 29. HALL, HERBERT RICHARD, Faversham, out of business. Canterbury. Pet Sept 29. Ord Sept 29

HARMSTON, WILLIAM BATTY, Ramsgate, Circus Proprietor. Canterbury. Pet
Oct 1. Ord Oct 1
Ord

HARRISON, JAMES, Filey, Yorks, Baker. Scarborough. Pet Sept 30.
Sept 30

HARVEY, GEORGE, William st, Hampstead rd, Carrier. High Court. Pet Aug 20. Ord Sept 30

HAYES, ALFRED, Boston, Fishmonger. Boston, Pet Sept 30. Ord Sept 30 HUTCHINSON, ARTHUR, Huddersfield, Warehouseman, Huddersfiel Pet Septd. 30. Ord Sept 30

JONES, RICHARD JOHN, Llanynghenedl, Anglesey, Grocer. Bangor. Pet Sept
28. Ord Sept 28
KNOWLES, MARK, Heckmondwike, Yorks, Draper. Dewsbury. Pet Sept 29.
Ord Sept 29

LE BAS, CHARLES, Charterhouse sq, Aldersgate st, Gent. High Court. Pet
Aug 11. Ord Sept 30

LLOYD, JOHN EVAN, Porth, Glam, Provision Dealer. Pontypridd. Pet Sept 15. Ord Sept 27

MILLATT, FREDERICK THOMAS, Buxton, Norfolk, Grocer. Norwich. Pet Oct 1. Ord Oct 1

MORGAN, JOHN, Oystermouth, Glam, Corn Dealer. Swansea. Pet Sept 29. Ord Sept 29

NAYLOR, GEORGE, Leeds, Clerk. Leeds. Pet Sept 29. Ord Sept 29

OLDIS, EDWARD CHARLES, and ALBERT JOHN OLDIS, Wilson st, Finsbury,
Builders. High Court. Pet Sept 30. Ord Sept 30
PARGETER, JAMES, Clapham rd, Provision Dealer. High Court. Pet Sept 30.
Ord Sept 30

Ord Oct 1

PAVY, BENJAMIN, Pewsham, Wilts, Shopkeeper. Bath. Pet Oct 1.
PERRIS, ALBERT, Birmingham, Clothier. Birmingham. Pet Sept 22. Ord Oct 1
READY, CHARLES, Sudbury, Suffolk, Grocer. Colchester. Pet Oct 1. Ord Oct 1
ROLFE, JAMES, Sheffield, Beerhouse Keeper. Sheffield. Pet Sept 30. Ord Sept 30
SANDERS, BENJAMIN, Upton on Severn, Worcestershire, out of business.
Worcester. Pet Oct 1. Ord Oct 1
SHELLABEAR, WALTER HENRY, Bristol, Commercial Traveller. Bristol. Pet
Oct 1. Ord Oct 1
SHOULER, JOHN BROWN, Melton Mowbray, Auctioneer. Leicester. Pet Oct 1.
Ord Oct 1

SKINNER, HARRY BATELY, Burlingham St Edmund, Norfolk, Farmer. Norwich.
Pet Sept 30. Ord Sept 30
STEPHENSON, FREDERICK GEORGE, Nottingham, Grocer. Nottingham. Pet
Sept 23. Ord Oct 1
STONE, JACOB, Leeds, Boot Dealer. Leeds. Pet Oct 1. Ord Oct 1

WARD, JOHN, Forncett St Peter, Norfolk, Farmer. Norwich. Pet Oct 1. Ord
Oct 1
WILL, GEORGE, Bristol, Restaurant Manager. Bristol. Pet Oct 1. Ord Oct 1
WILLIAMS, TREVOR LEWIS, Lllanllyfni, Carnarvon, Quarryman. Bangor. Pet
Sept 29. Ord Sept 29
WRIGHT, HENRY, Southampton, Lead Merchant. Southampton. Pet Sept 29.
Ord Sept 29
YOUNGS, CHARLES, East Dereham, Norfolk, Coal Merchant. Norwich. Pet
Sept 14. Ord Oct 1

The following amended notice is substituted for that published in the
London Gazette of July 15.
LEE, FAULKNER, Devonshire st, Gt Portland st, Surveyor. High Court. Pet
July 11. Ord July 11

FIRST MEETINGS.

ALLAN, JOHN NIXON, Scarborough, Grocer. Oct 12 at 11. Off Rec, 74, New-
borough st, Scarborough
BAYLEY, HENRY, Margate, Draper. Oct 12 at 2. 53, High st, Margate

BEARD, HENRY, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, Grocer. Oct 13 at 3.30. County
Court, Cheltenham
BEARDSELL, WALTER EDWIN, Old Kent rd, Oilman. Oct 11 at 12. Bankruptcy
bldngs, Lincoln's inn

BLACK, FRANCIS DANIEL. Cheetham hill, nr Manchester, Butter Importer. Oct
14 at 11.30. Off Rec, Ogden's chbrs, Bridge st, Manchester
BUGDEN, FREDERICK BUGDEN, Margate, Dairyman. Oct 12 at 12.30. 53, High st,
Margate

CLAYTON, FRANKLIN, Halifax, Grocer. Oct 14 at 3.30. Off Rec, Halifax
COATES, WILLIAM, Leeds, Coal Merchant. Oct 12 at 11. Off Rec, 22 Park row,
Leeds

CLARK, ARTHUR THOMAS, Folkestone, Gasfitter. Oct 14 at 9.30. 47, St George's st, Canterbury

COLLIN, GEORGE, Carlisle, Innkeeper. Oct 13 at 12. Off Rec, 34, Fisher st, Carlisle

Cox, JOHN WALTER, Deptford, Builder. Oct 12 at 3. 109, Victoria st, Westminster

CRAWSHAW, ALBERT EDWARD, Leeds, Tobacco Dealer. Oct 14 at 11. Off Rec, 22, Park row. Leeds

DAY, CHARLES WILLIAM, Market st, Barnsbury, Clerk. Oct 12 at 12. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

FERRIS, RACHEL CAIRNIE, Bath, Widow. Oct 18 at 12.15. 1, Abbey st, Bath FIELD, TOM, and ORD RICHARDSON, Gosforth, Northumberland, Builders. Oct 12 at 12. Off Rec, Pink lane, Newcastle on Tyne

GIFFORD, WILLIAM EGERTON, Fenton, Stafford, Ironmonger. Oct 13 at 2. Off Rec, Newcastle under Lyne

GRAHAM, GEORGE, Weelsby, nr Gt Grimsby, Smack Captain. Oct 12 at 12. Off Rec. 3, Haven st, Gt Grimsby

HALL, HERBERT RICHARD, Faversham, out of business. Oct 13 at 12. Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn

HAMMON, THOMAS, Brabourne, Kent, Farmer. Oct 14 at 10. 47, St George's st, Canterbury

HARRISON, JAMES, Filey, Yorks, Baker. Oct 12 at 12. Off Rec, 74, Newborough st, Scarborough

HUTCHINSON, ARTHUR, Huddersfield, Warehouseman. Oct 14 at 3. Haigh & Sor, solors, New st, Huddersfield

JAMES, JOHN, and THOMAS JAMES, Nanthir Garw Valley, Glamorgan, Builders. Oct 11 at 12. Off Rec, 3, Crockherbtown, Cardiff

LINGARD, WILLIAM, and JOSEPH BROOKE, Leeds, Dyers. Oct 12 at 12. Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds

LOWE, THOMAS, Rotherham, Yorks, Tailor. Oct 13 at 3. Off Rec, Figtree lage, Sheffield

MACKENZIE, JOSEPH ANTHONY, and THOMAS SLAID OGILVY, Bristol, Pianoforte Makers. Oct 18 at 3.30. Off Rec, Bank chbrs, Bristol

MORGAN, JOHN, Oystermouth, Glamorgan, Corn Dealer. Oct 13 at 11, Off Rec, 6, Rutland st, Swansea

OKELY, CHALES, Beresford st, Walworth, Tobacconist. Oct 13 at 11. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

PARKER, WILLIAM, Ropsley, nr Grantham, Builder. Oct 11 at 12. Old Angel Hotel, Grantham

PYE, JOHN, Blackpool, Flagger. Oct 12 at 2 30. County and Lane Ends Hote',
Blackpool
RICKETT, GEORGE, Margate, Joiner. Oct 12 at 1.30. 53, High st, Margate
RILEY, THOMAS WILKINSON, Padiham, Lancashire, Printer. Oct 11 at 3. Ex-
change Hotel, Nicholas st, Burnley

ROBERTS, CHARLES, Abergavenny, Mon, Watchmaker. Oct 12 at 3. Off Rec,
Merthyr Tydfil
ROBINS. FRANCIS, Maddox st, Bond st, Court Milliner. Oct 12 at 11. 33, Carey st,

Lincoln's inn

at 11. Off Rec, Worcester

SANDERS, BENJAMIN, Upton on Severn, Worcestershire, out of business. Oct 15 SHEPHERD, WILLIAM, Seven Sisters' rd, Holloway, Butcher. Oct 11 at 11. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn

TRANTER, THOMAS, Hereford, Gardener. Oct 14 at 10. 2, Offa st, Hereford
WARD, ISAAC JAMES, Cranbourne st, Leicester sq, Picture Dealer. Oct 12 at 12.
Bankruptcy bldgs, Lincoln's inn

WELLS, STANDISH GRADY, Swansea, Innkeeper. Oct 12 at 11. Off Rec, 6, Rut-
land st, Swansea
WIGHTMAN, JOHN WILLIAM, Cambridge st, Pimlico, no occupation. Oct 18 at 11.
33, Carey st, Lincoln's inn
WILLICOMBE, ALFRED, John st, Adelphi, Colliery Agent. Oct 13 at 12. 33,
Carey st, Lincoln's inn
WINTER, CHARLOTTE, Sevenoaks, Saddler. Oct 12 at 12. 33, Carey st, Lincoln's
WRIGHT, HENRY, Southampton, Lead Merchant. Oct 12 at 11.30. Chamber of
Commerce, 145, Cheapside

inn

ADJUDICATIONS.

ALLERTON, SAMUEL CHAMBERS, Lowestoft, Suffolk, Boatbuilder.
mouth. Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 30
BARNETT, WILLIAM, Kidderminster, Shopkeeper. Kidderminster.
Ord Sept 24

Great YarPet Sept 24.

BARR, WILLIAM SEYMOUR, Cardiff, Tailor. Cardiff. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28 BAYLEY, HENRY, Margate, Draper. Canterbury. Pet Sept 28. Ord Sept 28 BEARD, GEORGE WILLIAM, Bournemouth, out of business. Poole. Pet Sept 13. Ord Sept 30

BISHOP, GEORGE, and HORATIO WHITE, Boscombe, nr Bournemouth, Builders. Poole. Pet Sept 14. Ord Sept 30

Manchester. Pet Sept 29. Ord Sept 29

BLACK, FRANCIS DANIEL. Cheetham Hill, nr Manchester, Butter Importer.
BROWN, FRANCIS JULIUS, Leamington, Lodging house keeper. Warwick. Pet
Sept 19. Ord Sept 28
BROWNE, W P BARTON, Chancery lane, Solicitor. High Court. Pet July 15.
Ord Sept 28
BUSH. THOMAS SAMUEL, St Ann's rd, Stamford hill, Dairyman. Edmonton.
Pet Oct 1. Ord Oct 1

BUXEY, ARTHUR JAMES, Southampton, Tobacconist. Southampton. Pet Sept 23. Ord Sept 30

CATTERMOLE, CHARLES. Princess rd, Lambeth, Boot Dealer. High Court. Pet
Sept 27. Ord Sept 29
CHAMBERS. THOMAS, Scarborough, Grocer. Scarborough. Pet Sept 10. Ord
Sept 29

Sept 29

CLARK, ARTHUR THOMAS, Folkestone, Gasfitter. Canterbury. Pet Sept 28. Ord
CLARK, RICHARD, Settle, Yorks, Grocer. Bradford. Pet Sept 14. Ord Sept 30
CLARKE, DAVID, Coventry, Cab Proprietor. Coventry. Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 29
CLAYTON, FRANKLIN, Halifax, Grocer. Halifax Pet Sept 29. Ord Sept 30
COLLIN, GEORGE, Carlisle, Innkeeper. Carlisle. Pet Sept 30. Ord Sept 30
COOK, WILLIAM, Burdett rd, Mile End, Laundry Engineer. High Court. Pet
Sept 26. Ord Sept 28
DICK, A E, Leadenhall st, Insurance Broker. High Court. Pet June 16. Ord
Sept 28

HARMSTON, WILLIAM BATTY, Ramsgate, Circus Proprietor. Canterbury. Pet Sept 30. Ord Oct 1

Ord Sept 28

HAYES, ALFRED, Boston, Lines, Fishmonger. Boston. Pet Sept 30. Ord
Sept 30
HOLYLAND. JOHN TOM, Leicester, Hosiery Dealer. Leicester. Pet Sept 13. Ord
HOPKINS, WILLIAM. Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, Butcher. Luton. Pet
Sept 28
IRESON, DANIEL, Waterloo, Northampton, Builder. Northampton. Pet Aug 22.
Sept 20. Ord Sept 28
JONES, CHARLES, Rhyl, Commission Agent. Bangor. Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 28
JONES. RICHARD JOHN, Llanynghenedl, Anglesey, Grocer. Bangor. Pet Sept
23. Ord Sept 28
KNOWLES, MARK, Heckmondwike, Yorks, Draper. Dewsbury. Pet Sept 29.
Ord Sept 29
LAWRENCE. J. W., Maida Vale, Lieutenant Colonel. High Court. Pet July 28.
LLOYD, JOHN EVAN, Porth, Glamoganshire, Provision Dealer. Pontypridd.
Ord Sept 29
LYLE, SAMUEL, Barnstaple, Tailor. Barnstaple. Pet Aug 12. Ord Oct 1
Pet Sept 15. Ord Sept 30
MATCHAM, THOMAS, Balham ter, High rd, Balham, Grocer. Wandsworth. Pet
Sept 8. Ord Sept 29
MILLATT, FREDERICK THOMAS, Buxton, Norfolk, Grocer. Norwich. Pet Oct 1.
Ord Oct 1
MORGAN, JOHN. Oystermouth, Glamorganshire, Corn Dealer. Swansea. Pet
Sept 29. Ord Sept 29
NAYLOR, GEORGE, Leeds, Clerk. Leeds. Pet Sept 29. Ord Sept 29
OLDIS, EDWARD CHARLES, and ALBERT JOHN OLDIS, Wilson st, Finsbury,
Builders. High Court. Pet Sept 30. Ord Oct 1

PITT, CHARLES, Bournemouth, Ironmonger. Poole. Pet Sept 12. Ord Sept 30
PHILLIPS, SIDNEY HEATH, Plymouth, Solicitor. East Stonehouse. Pet July 22.
Ord Sept 7

PRATT. GEORGE, Norwich, Shoe Manufacturer. Norwich. Pet Sept 5. Ord
Sept 29
RAYNHAM, FREDERICK, Forest Hill, Kent, Builder. Greenwich. Pet Aug 16. Ord
Sept 30

ROBINS, FRANCIS, Maddox st, Bond st, Court Milliner. High Court. Pet July 12.
Ord Sept 29

SARSONS, JABEZ, Birmingham, Baker. Birmingham. Pet Sept 6. Ord Sept 29
SPINK, SUSAN EMMA, Howden, Yorks, Schoolmistress. Kingston upon Hull. ¡Pet
STONE, JACOB, Leeds, Boot Dealer. Leeds. Pet Oct 1. Ord Oct 1
Aug 16. Ord Sept 29

WILLS, THOMAS, Leicester, Currier. Leicester. Pet Sept 8. Ord Sept 22
WILSON, GEORGE, address unknown, Provision Dealer. High Court. Pet Aug 4.
Ord Sept 29

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
GODDARD.-Sept. 26, the wife of Charles Goddard, of Gray's-inn, of a son.
OSMASTON.-Oct 4, at Church-row, Hampstead, N.W., the wife of F. P. B.
Osmaston, barrister-at-law, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.

EKING-ELSEY.-Sept. 29, at St. Martin's (Trafalgar-square), William George
Eking, solicitor, to Annie, daughter of Edward Eisey, of Nottingham.
THORNEY-STEELE.-Sept. 29, at Largs, N.B., Alfred Thorney, solicitor, of Hull,
to Gretta, daughter of the late James Steele, of Greenock.
DEATHS.
CROOK.-Oct. 5, at Liverpool, Peter Rothwell Crook, barrister-at-law, aged 51.
PAWSON. -Oct. 5, Arthur Pawson, barrister-at-law, of Pump-court, Temple,
aged 40.

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DRY, MARY GRIFFITHS, and JANE DRY, Brentwood, Essex, School Proprietors.
Chelmsford. Pet Sept 5. Ord Sept 26
FARRINGTON, THOMAS HENKY, Walsall, Auctioneer. Walsall. Pet Sept 29.
Sept 29

Ord

CONTENTS.

GADDA, ACHILLE, Oxford st, Restaurant Keeper. High Court. Pet Sept 9. Sept 29

Ord

GOSWIN, F W, Milton st, Wire Merchant. High Court. Pet Aug 17. Sept 29

Ord

GRIFFITHS, ROBERT JAMES, St Martin's lane, Westminster, Jeweller. High Court. Pet Sept 27. Ord Sept 30

GEAVETT, WILLIAM AVERY, Waterloo, Hants, Grocer. Portsmouth. Pet Aug 31. Ord Sept 28

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SEPARATION DEEDS
LEGISLATION OF THE YEAR
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