Ex 27 King and Co (Rollitt and Sons) v Mayor, &c of Leamington (H Tyrrell) stayed Ex 28 Champion (Duignan and S) v Walter (Purkis and P) com QB 29 Mc Dougall (Snell and G) v Copestake (Mercer and M) stayed SJ CP 30 Treadwin (W R Philp) v Nunn (J D Blake) postponed Ex 33 Pannell (J Goren) v Nunn (J D Blake) postponed CP 34 MacFarland (Ashurst, M, C and Co) v Muter (Keen and R) SJ QB 35 Taylor (Hurford and T) v Batten (Waltons, B and W) com SJ CP 36 Davies and anr (Nickinson, P and N) v Nunn (Blake and W) postponed Ex 37 Mc Gregor (W Eley) v Tinker and anr (Rollitt and Son) stayed Ex 38 Taylor and ors (R S Taylor and Sons) v Smith and anr (Brandons) postponed QB 39 The Commisioners of the Admiralty (Hare and F) v Union Steam Ship Co (Hollams, Son and C) SJ CP 40 Coleman (Campbell, R and Co) v Guigues (E D Lewis) stayed Ex 41 Tattershall (Singleton and T) v Bedford (Bellamy and S) CP 42 Fowler and ors (Wilson, B and C) v Alison (Thompson and D) without jury Ex 43 Stubbs (Yeo and Warner) v Ashton (Bennett, D and B) stayed SJ Ex 44 Pearson (C Mossop) v Gardner (Field, R and Co) stayed Ex 45 Russell and anr (Taylor, H and T) v Nunn (Blake and W) postponed CP 46 Dorking Grey Stone Co, limd (J Edell) v Hack and ors (Saffery and Co) stayed CP 47 Cowley (F Scott) v Booth (Rye and C) stayed, SJ QB 49 Same (Same) v Smerden (J H Lamb) QB 50 Same (Same) v Dimmock (Same) CP 51 Gask (J B May) v Nunn (Blake and W) stayed Ex 52 Taylor and ors (Paterson, S and B) v Blowes (Beaumont and B) stayed Ex 53 Heap (C Mossop) v Hesketh (Lewis and L) postponed SJ QB 54 Brice (Harrison, B and H) v Hecla Fire Insurance Corpora tion, Fry Garnishee (Chester and Co) CP 55 Jacobs (L Davis) v Charles Reynolds and Co (C Sawbridge) com SJ Ex 56 Isaacson (Dod and L) v Currie (Lucas and Son) stayed SJ QB 57 Nowell (A G Ditton) v Stocker and ors (W Justice) part heard SJ QB 58 Same (Same) v Bucknill and anr (Mead and D; J Hill) stayed SJ Ex 59 Wallis (In person) v Quick (Austen, De Gex and H) QB 61 Voss (J W Few) v Thomas (Hemsley and H) stayed Ex 63 Stace and ors (T White and Sons) v Walkling and ors (Sole, CP 64 Tasmanian Main Line Ry Co (Wilson, B and C) v Clark and ors (Blunt, T and Co; Burchell; Hargrove and Co) SJ Ex 65 Ibbotson (Bordman) v Buckley and ors (Jukes and Co) CP 66 Williams (G E Carpenter) v Nowell (A G Ditton) stayed SJ Chy 67 Sovereign Life Assurance Co (Campbell, R and H) v Dent (Crook and S) SJ postponed CP 68 Grigg (G L P Eyre and Co) v Pearce (J Godwin), Ex 69 Goldring and anr (E Jukes) v Headley and ors (Mercer and M) CP 70 Crook (FC James) v Clark and Son (G S Warmington) stayed QB 71 King and Co (Eardley, H and R) v Langton (In person) SJ QB 72 Tippins (G Crafter) v Budden (Stollard and W) Ex 73 Parkes (T W Goldring) v London and St Katherine Docks Co (W M Hacon) Ex 74 Lleweyellyn (T White and Sons) v Strangward (Saunders, CP 75 Milner (E S Cavell) v Labonchere (Lewis and Lewis) SJ PROBATE AND DIVORCE DIVISION. During the Trinity Sittings the causes set down for trial will be taken in the following order :-Common jury causes Wednesday, 26th, and following days first, probate causes; secondly, matrimonial causes. Special jury causes will be heard on Wednesday, June 2, and following days first, probate causes; secondly, matrimonial causes. Probate and matrimonial causes before the court itself will be taken after the special jury causes in the following order :-Probate causes, defended matrimonial causes, undefended matrimonial causes. The full court will sit on Tuesday, June 1, after motions. Summonses will be heard in chambers at 10.30, and motions in court at 12, every Tuesday during the sittings. All papers for motions on Tuesdays must be left with the Clerk of the Papers in the Probate Registry at Somerset House, or with the chancery clerk of the Divorce Registry at the same place, before 2 o'clock on the preceding Thursday. Legal News. On Tuesday week, says the City Press, in a case which came before the judge of the City of London Court, it was stated that the plaintiff had not paid the hearing fees, and the case was adjourned for a short time that he might do 80. After a brief absence the suitor returned, and informed his Honour that the clerk told him he was too busy to attend to him for the next hour or so; whereupon the learned Commissioner remarked that frequent complaints were made of the block of business in that court, in consequence of the staff of clerks not being sufficient. He was told that it was a matter of regular occurrence for a suitor to have to wait half an hour, and sometimes even longer, before he could be attended to. Mr. Wetherfield corroborated what was said by his Honour; his own clerks had very often to wait half an hour. This was by no means creditable to the authorities of the City. There was no blame whatever to be attached to the gentlemen connected with the court itself. The learned Registrar (Mr. Speechly), in reply to his Honour, said that a memorial drawing attention to this and other matters had been sent to the corporation, but he had not heard that any action had been taken in the affair. His Honour: Well, I cannot help it. I have drawn attention to the subject in the interests of the public, who alone are the sufferers by such neglect and delay in the expeditious discharge of the business of the court. "J. F. H." writes to the Times to caution the public against the following fraud :-" A house is taken on leasə at, say £80 per annum, and immediately occupied. Oa the strength of a respectable residence the tenants get into debt with tradesmen as far as they will let him (which is, unfortunately, perhaps, not an uncommon thing). But the novelty of the fraud, and the matter to which I would par ticularly call attention, is the following, which has actually happened in a case just recently with which I have had to do. Advertisements are inserted that the house is to be let on lease at a rent less than half that at which the premises have been taken, in consideration of a premium of (in the case referred to) £200, on which a deposit of the usual amount-£10 per cent.-is required to be paid on contract being signed. An underlease is then prepared, which the tenant is expected to take without inquiring into the lessor's right to grant it, and the fact of his being in possession of the premises gives some colour to the proceeding. In the case above mentioned, after the contract was signed and a deposit of £20 paid, the proposed lessor pressed for the matter to be completed with great speed, as time was important. Being then instructed as solicitor for the proposed lessee, I requested the intended lessor to produce the lease under which he held the premises, to show his right to grant the lease be was about to do, which, however, he strongly objected to, and a firm of solicitors, whom he at last employed, asserted that they had seen his lease, but did not produce it or disclose the fact that it was held at a rent of more than double that at which it was proposed to let the premises. When the lessor found that he could not get the matter completed without showing his title, he, by bis solicitors, gave notice of his intention to cancel the contract, and then disap peared from the premises, leaving my client minus bis £20 paid as deposit; and his own solicitors now do not know where he has gone to." Mr. J. Perry Godfrey, in an interesting pamphlet on "The Bar, Solicitors, and the Public," says that "the present Master of the Rolls, in answer to a letter from myself asking his lordship's opinion upon the subject, has been good enough to reply that he considers some alteration desirable as regards the rules of admitting solicitors to the bar;"" and Mr. Godfrey gives the following as a Bill on the subject:-"A Bill to Amend the Law relating to Legal Practitioners.-1. This Act may be cited as the 'Legal Practitioners Act.' 2. Every person who shall have been a certificated solicitor for a period of not less than ten years, but who shall not have been admitted a solicitor under the provisions of section 4 of the Solicitors Act, 1860, or who shall not have been exempted under section 11 of the Solicitors Act, 1877, from passing the preliminary examination; and who shall have procured bimself to be struck off the roll of solicitors of the Supreme Court, and shall obtain a certificate, signed by the president or other the chief officer for the time being of the Incorporated Law Society of the United Kingdom, on bebalf of the council of the said society (being the society mentioned in the Solicitors Act, 1877) of his being a fit and proper person to practise as a barrister, shall be entitled to be admitted a member of any of the Inns of Court upon payment of the usual fees (other than deposit or caution money) payable on such admission, and after having been so admitted he shall be entitled to be examined by the Council of Legal Education, or other the duly authorized examining power at the next final or any subsequent final examination of members of the inn to to which he has been so admitted, and on passing such examination to receive a certificate that be has so passed, as if he had kept all his terms and had otherwise qualified himself for such examination, and upon obtaining such certificate he shall, as regards his being called to the bar, be in the same position in all respects as if he had been a student of such inn, and had conformed to all the regulations, and complied with all the formalities required by the inn to be observed or complied with respectively as a preliminary to his being called to the bar, and be entitled to be called accordingly. 3. This Act shall not extend to Scotland or Ireland." SALES OF ENSUING WEEK. May 31. SEDGWICK, SON, & WEALL, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., June 1.-Mr. WALTER KNIGHT, at Masons' Hall Tavern, Basinghall-street, at 1 p.m., Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, this week, p. 3). June 2.-Messrs. FAREBROTHER, ELLIS, CLARK, & Co., at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisements, May 8, p. 8. and May 22, p. 6). June 2.-Messrs. EDWIN FOX & BOUSFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Property (see advertisement, May 8, p. 7, and this week, p. 584). June 2-Messrs. HARVEY & DAVIDS, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Jure 3.-Messrs. NORTON, TRIST, WATNEY, & Co., at Southend, Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, May 15, p. 8, and May 22, p. 5). June 4.-Messrs. NORTON, TRIST, WATNEY, & Co., at the Mart, Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, May 15, p. 8). Aimes, John Tooth, jun, Loose, Kent, Cattle Salesman. Jume 3 at Austin, Benjamin George, Wool Exchange, Accountant. May 31 at 11 at offices of Philpott, Guildhall chambers, Basinghall st Barlow, Peter William, Broadstairs, Kent, Gentleman. June 5 at 2 at the Guildhall Coffee house, Guildhall. Sparkes, Ramsgate Barnshaw, Thomas, Hebburn New Town, Durham, Grocer. June 8 at 11 at offices of Keenlyside and Co, Grainger st West, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Braine, Edwin Joseph, Birmingham, Cork Manufacturer. June 4 at 11 at offices of Fowke, Ann st, Birmingham Bridger, Edward, Bishopsgate st Within, Grocer. June 10 at 2 at the Creditors' Association, Arthur st East. May and Co, Adelaide pl, London Bridge Brooks, Thomas, Whitwick, Leicester, House Furnisher. June 4 at 1 at the Queen's Head Hotel, Market st, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Dewes and Musson, Ashby-de-la-Zouch Burgess, William, Luton, Bedford, Straw Hat Manufacturer. June 1 at 11 at offices of Ewen and Roberts, Park st West, Luton Cashmore, Eli, Oakthorpe, Derby, Grocer. June 8 at 12 at offices of Fisher and Co, Ashby-de-la-Zouch Cooper, John, Wednesbury, Stafford, Auctioneer. June 2 at 4 at offices of Brooks, Oriel chambers, Bridge st, Walsall Corbett, Joseph, Amble, Northumberland, Grocer. June 4 at 11 at offices of Tate, Michael's lane, Alnwick Cox, Cecil, Dorchester, Butcher. June 8 at 2 at the Royal Oak Inn, Dorchester. Weston, Dorchester Davies, Thomas, Liverpool, Chemist. June 2 at 3 at offices of Quilliam, Old Post Office place, Liverpool Dommett, Richard, Bedminster, Bristol, General Dealer. May 29 at 11 at offices of Andrews, Nicholas st Drewett, George, New Maldon, Surrey, Builder. June 3 at 11 at offices of Kempster, Lower Kennington lane, Lambeth Evans, Charles, Frome, Somerset, Picture Frame Maker. June 5 at 11 at offices McCarthy, Frome Evans, Edward, Newport, Monmouth, Innkeeper. June 2 at 2 at offices of David, Cambric chambers, Tredegar place, Newport Evans, Evan, Clynnog, Carnarvon, Licensed Victualler. June 4 at 3 at offices of Jones and Roberts, Church st, Carnarvon Figg, James, Aylesbury, Buckingham, Baker. June 1 at 11 at the Prince of Wales Hotel, Aylesbury. Biggenden, Finsbury sq Fitton, Maria, Heywood, Lancashire, Eating house keeper. June 4 at 10 at offices of Banks, Market place, Heywood Fowler, William, Oldham, Lancashire, Butcher. June 8 at 3 at the Dog and Partridge Hotel, Fennel st, Manchester. Clegg, Old ham Gameson, Henry, Birmingham, Licensed Victualler. June 4 at 3 at offices of Buller and Bickley, Bennett's hill, Birmingham Gaskin, Charles, East Dereham, Nurseryman. June 10 at 11 at offices of Wright and Co, East Dereham Gilks, Charles Henry, and Chilton Mewburn, Union row, Little Tower Hill, Gun Makers. June 1 at 3 at offices of Birchall, Mark lane Gold, Levy, Middlesex st, Aldgate, Clothier. May 31 at 3 at offices of Cattlin, Wormwood st, Old Broad st Goodchap, William Edward, Handsworth, Stafford, out of business. June 2 at 11.30 at offices of Powell and Browett, Ann st, Birmingham 1 Harper, Richard Thompson, Darlaston, Stafford, Butcher. June at 3 at offices of Rhodes, Queen st, Wolverhampton Hassells, Thomas, Macclesfield, General Draper. June 4 at 11 at offices of Groggatt, Chestergate, Macclesfield Hodgson, James, Chippenham, Wilts, Coach Builder. at offices of Phillips, Market pl, Chippenham June 2 at 11 Howell, Martha, Victoria ter, Chiswick. June 11 at 2 at offices of West, Queen Victoria st Hughes, Evans, Talsarman, Merioneth, Coal Dealer. June 4 at 1 at offices of Jones and Jones, Brecon pl, Portmadoc Hunter, William, Manchester, Commission Agent. June 3 at 3 at offices of Payne and Galloway, Brazennose st, Manchester Johnston, John Bryce, Sale, Chester, Nurseryman. June 12 at 3 at the York Hotel, York st, Manchester Jones, Abraham, New Swindon, Wilts, Grocer. offices of Boodle, Albion bldgs, New Swindon Lansbary, Thomas, King's rd, Chelsen, Draper. offices of Charlton and Co, Queen Victoria st. toria st May 31 at 11 at May 27 at 3 at Hearn, Queen Vic June 11 at 3 at Leighton, William, Carlisle, Cumberland, Builder. Matthews, Colin Paget, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, out of business. June 9 at 2 at offices of Greenfield, Queen Victoria st Milward, George, Llowes, Radnor, Farmer. June 8 at 10.15 at Crown Hotel, Hay. Corner, Hereford Montgomerie, Robert Hunter, Waltham Cross, Hertford, Draper. June 9 at 3 at 111, Cheapside. Haigh and Agar, Gresham st Morris, William, and Thomas Morris, Aston-juxta-Birmingham, Stone Masons. June 3 at 2 at offices of Burton, Union passage, Birmingham Parsons, Frederick, Meadow st, Stoke Newington, Cowkeeper. June 1 at 3 at offices of Parkes, Queen Victoria st Phillips, John, White Hart st, Kennington park rd, Engineer. May 31 at 2 at Bridge House Hotel, Borough High st. Arnold, Townhall chambers Price, Thomas, Crewe, Chester, Grocer. June 9 at 11 at Bank Room Mechanics' Institution, Crewe, Hill, Crewe Roe, Edward, Swansea, Saddler. May 28 at 11 at offices of Thomas, York pl, Swansea June 2 at 1 at Salter, John, Chippenham, Wilts, out of business. Sinclair, John, New Clee, Lincoln, Fish Merchant. June 5 at 11 at offices of Stephenson and Mountain, Bethlehem st, Great Grimsby Starr, Frederick (and not Frank, as erroneously printed in last Gazette), Cornhill, Dressing Case Manufacturer. May 26 at 2 at offices of Grueber, Railway approach, London bridge Stephenson, Alfred, Bolton, Lancaster, Tobacconist. June 8 at 2 at the Dog and Partridge Inn, Fennel st, Manchester. Anderton and Donnelly, Bury Stones, James William, Manchester, Paper Merchant. June 8 at 3 at offices of Chorlton, Cross st, Manchester Sutton, John, Middlesbrough, out of business. June 4 at 11 at offices of Garbutt and Fawcett, Finkle st, Stockton-on-Tees Thomas, Edwin John, Lowestoft, Suffolk, Wine Merchant. June 19 at 12 at the Castle and Falcon Hotel, Aldersgate st. Digby and Evans, Maldon Thomas, John, Usk, Monmouth, Innkeeper. June 3 at 12 at offices of June 5 at 11 at Topping, Harry, Beacondale rd, Upper Norwood, Traveller. June 7 at 3 at offices of Tarrant and Mackrell, Bond ct, Walbrook Vorley, Henry, Sheffield, Oil Merchant. June 3 at 2 at the Cutler's Hall, Church st, Sheffield. Rodgers and Co, Sheffield Wallis, Francis Beeby, Kettering, Northampton, Engineer. June 3 at 2 at Royal Hotel, Kettering. Lamb, Kettering Welbore, John, Spring Bank, Kingston-upon-Hull. May 31 at 3 at offices of Chambers, Scale lane, Kingston-upon-Hull Whittaker, William, Bristol, Mill Stone Manufacturer. May 29 at 11 at offices of Thorne, Guildhall, Broad st Williams, John, Chepstow, Monmouth, Licensed Victualler. June 3 at 12 at offices of Parsons, High st, Bristol Willsmer, George, Leyton, Essex, Builder. June 4 at 3 at Guildhall June 7 at 3 as Mason's Hall Tavern, Mason's avenue, Basinghall st. Rumney, Walbrook Wilson, Thomas, Fredworth, Gloucester, Butcher. May 31 at 11 at offices of Franklin, Berkeley st, Gloucester TUESDAY, May 25, 8880. June 10 at 2 at offices of Alsop, George, Northampton, Plumber. George and Rands, Newland, Northampton Appleby, Walter, Canrobert st, Bethnal Green, Trimming Manufacturer. June 5 at 1 at offices of Mortimore. Coleman st Ashmore, John, Hamstall, Ridware, Stafford, Butcher. June 8 at 2 at the Shrewsbury Arms Hotel, Rugeley. Morgan, Stafford Astbury, Henry, Wombridge, Salon, Licensed Victualler. June 7 at 10 at offices of Ashmall, Albion st, Hanley Barker, John, Stockton-on-Tees, Innkeeper. June 11 at 3 at offices of Bell and Son, Church st, West Hartlepool Bartindale, Charles, Northallerton, York, Saddler. June 4 at 3 at oflices of Waistell, Northallerton Bennett, Thomas, Battersea Park rd, Lath Render. June 2 at 3 at offices of Gray, Finsbury pl Bradbury, John, Ashton, near Birmingham, late Captain in her Majesty's Forces. June 5 at 12 at offices of Joynt, New st, Birmingham Bradley, Thomas Baker, Sheffield, Estate Agent. June 10 at 3 at offices of Burdekin and Co, Norfolk st, Sheffield Bristol, Joseph, Paulton, Warwick, Miller. June 7 at 11 at offices of Wright and Gledhill, North st, Rugby Brummitt, Edward, Spalding, Lincoln, Blacksmith. June 17 at 12 Castle, Robert, Howden, York, Farmer. Altered from May 24 to Christian, Thomas Murray, and James Henry Christian, Chester, Clifford, Alexander, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Printer. June 10 at 11 at offices of Keenlyside and Co, St John's chambers Grainger & West, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Cochrane, Hugh, Barrow-in-Furness, Carpenter. June 8 at 11 at Trevelyan Temperance Hotel, Church st, Barrow-in-Furness. Sims, Barrow-in-Furness Colthup, Alfred, Chantry lane, Canterbury, Builder. June 9 at 11 at offices of Collard, Castle st, Canterbury Combe, David, Cheapside, Dentist. June 4 at 3 as offices of Durant, Guildhall chambers, Basinghall st June 5 at 11 at offices Coulson, Squire, Pudsey, nr Leeds, Woollen Cloth Manufacturer. June 8 at 3 at offices of Carr, Albion st, Leeds Cox, William, Torquay, Devon, Auctioneer. of Campion, Bedford circus, Exeter Dungey, Thomas Edwin, Rattray rd, Brixton, Grocer. June 2 at 4 at offices of Hanson, King st, Cheapside. Terry, King st Dunman, John Sampson, Woodborough, Wilts, Draper. June 5 at 2 at offices of Marshall, Marlborough. Titley, Bath Draper, James, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, near Manchester, Joiner. June 7 at 3 at offices of Rains, Princess st, Manchester Errington, Francis, William Errington, and John Errington, Farmers, Northumberland. June 10 at 2 at offices of Gibson, the Guildhall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Fairbairns, Ephraim, Knottingley, York. Builder. June 4 at 11 at Brunswick Hotel, Borough Market pl, Wakefield Fennell, George, Edgware rd, Toy and Fancy Goods Dealer. June 7 at 3 at offices of Scott and Barham, King st, Cheapside Flockton, Charles Poston, Tottenham st, Tottenham ct rd, Comedian. June 9 at 12 at offices of Moss, Gracechurch st Francis, Eli, Westbury, Wilts, Market Gardener. offices of McCarthy, Frome June 2 at 4 : Freeman, John, Birmingham, out of business. June 7 at 11 at clices of Blewett, Waterloo st, Birmingham Godbold, Henry James, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Photographer. Jure 7 at 2 at offices of Norris and Carless, Gensing Station rà, di. Leonard's-on-Sea Goodrich, Joseph Alfred, Leicester, Carpenter. June 7 at 3 at offices of Wright and Hincks, Belvoir st, Leicester Green, Thomas, Earley, Berks, Farmer. June 11 at 12 at offices of Field, Forbury, Reading Greenland, Henry, Bedminster, Bristol, Tailor. May 26 at 12t offices of Meeres, Nicholas st, Bristol Grundon, William, Horbury, York, Woollen Merchant. June 7 at 3 at offices of Haigh and Co, Bond st, Dewsbury Haberfield, William, Shirenewton, nr Chepstow, Mormouth. Shop. keeper. June 8 at 3 at offices of Griffiths and Son, Beauforts, Chepstow. Tomlinson, Newport Hague, Sam, Liverpool, Music Hall Proprietor. June 7 at 3 a offices of Gibson and Co, South John st, Liverpool. Frodsham and Nicholson, Liverpool Head, John Edward, St George's, Gloucester, Dairyman. June 2 at 12 at offices of Meeres, Nicholas st, Bristol Heah, John William, Gratton, Stafford, Builder. June 3 at 11 at Marsh Holmes, George Joseph, Pakenham st, Gray's inn rd, Clerk in the General Post Office. June 8 at 3 at offices of Peddell, Guildhal chmbrs, Basinghall st Irons, Elijah, Northampton, Boot Manufacturer. June 17 at 3a offices of Becke, Derngate, Northampton Jacobs, Alfred, Essex st, Kingsland rd, Ostrich Feathe" Manufacturer. June 7 at 2 at offices of Collings, Buckinghala si, Strand James, John Burrough, Ludgate-hill, Public Accountant. June 4 at 3 at offices of Morris, Paternoster row Jancs, Amos, Luton, Bedford, Blocker. June 5 at 11 at offices of Knight, George, Flaxley, Westbury-on-Severn, Gloucester, Farmer. Lamb, George Philip, Clarendon sq, St Pancras, Dealer in Wearing Apparel. June 17 at 3 at offices of Clark, Polygon, Clarendon S, St Pancras Lancey, John, Neath, Glamorgan, Builder. June 7 at 3 at the Cast. * Hotel, Neath. Donague, Swansea Lee, Thomas Hutchings, Low Walker, Northumberland, Grocer June 7 at 2 at offices of Elsdon, Royal arcade, Newcastle-uponTyne Leighton, George, Lancaster, Tailor, June 8 at 11 at offices of Clark and Co, Sun st, Lancaster Lester, Edward, Carmarthen, Jeweller. June 5 at 11 at offices of Morris, Quay st, Carmarthen Lloyd, Charles John, Larkhall lane, Clapham, Broker. June 11 at 11 at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Wandsworth. Ody, Camberwell New rd Mason, Frederick John, Birmingham, Grocer. June 7 at 11at offices of Rowlands, Corporation chambers, Ann st, Birmingham Meinerzhagen, Edward John Henry, and Henry Turner, Mincing lane, Colonial Merchants. June 8 at 2 at Guildhall Tavern, Basinghall st. Mercer, Mark-lane Mines, George, Lower Eaton, Bristol, out of business. June 7 at 12 at offices of Beckingham, Albion chambers, Broad st, Bristol Morley, William, Seven Sisters rd, Holloway, Oilman. June 10 at 2 at Law Institution, Chancery lane. Thomson and Ward, Bedford row Neeld, William, Rugeley, Stafford, Boot and Shoe Maker. June 7 at 2 at offices of Glover, Brook sq, Rugeley Olver, William George, St Denis, Cornwall, Quarryman. June 9 at 1 at King's Arms Inn, St Stephens, Branwell. Coode and Co, St Austell Parmiter, Stanislaus George, Wareham, Dorset, Watchmaker. Jun 9 at 11.30 at Red Lion Hotel, Wareham. Howard, Weymouth Partridge, John, Birmingham, Ale and Porter Dealer. June 2 at 11 at offices of Parry, Colmore row, Birmingham Pearce, Charles Gilbert Pleydell, Oxhill, Warwick, Maltster. June 14 at 1 at offices of Hancock and Hiron, Shipston-on-Stour Pennington, Walter, Longridge rd, Kensington, Clerk in Holy Orders. June 7 at 2 at offices of Tilley and Soames, Finsbury pavement Poole, Henry, Cockshot, Salop, Farrier. June 4 at 11 at offices of Morris and Son, Swan hill, Shrewsbury Powell, James, and John Baker, Tranmere, Chester, Hay and Villiers, John, Birmingham, Builder. June 2 at 3 at offices of Parry Cohmore row, Birmingham June 5 at 3 at Wait, Robert, Watford, Northampton, Innkeeper. offices of Roche, St Giles st, Northampton Walker, Henry Alfred, Lodging House Keeper, Hastings. June 8 at 1 a offices of Chalinder, Trinity st, Hastings Wheway, George, Birmingham, Manufacturing Confectioner. June 7 at 12 at offices of Hawkes and Weekes, Temple st, Birmingham Williams, Egbert, Llandovery, Carmarthen, Surgeon. May 31 at 11 at offices of Howell, Stepney st, Llanelly Wilson, William, Littletown, York, Plumber. June 5 at 11 at offices of Sykes, Heckmondwike Zolki, Abraham, Sheffield, Jeweller. June 2 at 3 at offices of Pierson, Queen st, Sheffield Straw Dealer. June 9 at 11 at offices of Francis, Hamilton sq, SCHWEITZER'S COCOATINA, Birkenhead Price, Watkin, end William Lewis, Govilon, Monmouth, Iron Manufacturers. June 7 at 12.30 at offices of Daniel and Jones, Newport. Lewis, Merthyr Tydfil Price, William, jun, Stockton-on-Tees, Grocer. June 1 at 2 at Gregory's Corporation Hotel, Church row, Stockton-on-Tees. Teale, Middlesborough Reeve, John, Birmingham, Saude Manufacturer. June 4 at 10.30 at offices of East, Temple st, Birmingham Richardson, Joseph, Denmark hill, Camberwell, Bedstead, Manufacturer. June 9 at 3 at the Station Hotel, Camberwell New rd. Ody, Camberwell New rd Riches, Frederick Adolphus, Montpelier rd, Peckham, Carman. June 3 at 3 at offices of Chipperfield. Trinity st, Southwark Rogers, Daniel, Willenhall, Stafford, of no occupation. June 5 at 11 at the Bull's Head Inn, High st, Bilston. Fellows, Bilston Rowley, Edgar John, Salisbury, Wilts, Publican. June 3 at 3 at the Bull Hotel, Fishertonst, Salisbury. Hill and Slader, Salisbury Senior, Edward Corbett, Tettenhall Wood, near Wolverhampton' Milkman. June 5 at 11 at offices of Rudland, Queen st, Wolver hampton June 7 at 10.15 at Shuker, William, Bunbury, Chester, Machinist. June 4 at 2 at offices of Warburton, Nantwich rd, Crewe Smith, Charles Henry, Birmingham, Grocer. offices of East, Temple st, Birmingham Smith, Josiah, Great Marlow, Bucks, Butcher. offices of Rawson, High st Great, Marlow June 12 at 11 at Smith. William, Keighley, York, Auctioneer. June 9 at 11 at offices of Gamble and Harvey, Gresham buildings. Robinson and Robinson, Keighley Stargott, Abraham, Cinderford, Gloucester, Tailor. offices of Parker, Newnham Stenning, George. Haslemere, Surrey, Carpenter. offices of Craig, High st, Guiloford THE June 14 at 4 at June 8 at 2 at Anti-Dyspeptic Cocoa or Chocolate Powder. Guaranteed Pure Soluble Cocoa of the Finest Quality, with the excess of fat extracted. The Faculty pronounce it "the most nutritious, perfectly digestible beverage for Breakfast, Luncheon, or Supper, and invaluable for Invalids and Children."" Highly commended by the entire Medical Press. Being without sugar, spice, or other admixture, it suits all palates, keeps better in all climates, and is four times the strength of cocoas THICKENED yet WEAKENED with starch, &o., and IN REALITY CHEAPER than such Mixtures. Made instantaneously with boiling water, a teaspoonful to a Breakfast Cup, coating less than a halfpenny. COCOATINA A LA VANILLE is the most delicate, digestible, cheape s Vanilla Chocolate, and may be taken when richer chocolate is pro hibited. In tiu packets at 1s. 6d., 33., 5s. 6d., &c., by Chemists and Grocers. GRAND TRAFALGAR SQUARE, CONSULTATION FREE FROM 10 TO 5. HOTEL, LONDON. Apartments may be secured from the 1st of June by letter or personal application to the Secretary's Office. The Hotel is situated in the very centre of London, close to the Houses of Parliament, and near the principal Public Buildings, Opera House, Theatres, Fine Art Galleries, and Places of Amusement, amidst conveyances to all parts of the Metropolis and the suburbs. COST OSTS Drawn and Settled on Fair Terms by a Solicitor who has had 20 years' experience in settling costs and legal accounts in offices with large practices.-Address COSTS, 117, Chancery-lane, W.C. WANTED to PURCHASE, Vols. 15 to 20 of the WEEKLY REPORTER.-State lowes: price for the whole or any single vol. to ALPHA, care of E. W. Owles, Esq., 22, Chancery-lane, W.C. WANTED, by a Highly-Respectable Married Person, CARE of OFFICES or CHAMBERS. Thorough good Cook and Housekeeper. Could cater for two or three Gentlemen. Husband employed during the day. Would sleep on the premises. Seven years' good reference. No family. Can furnish own rooms, if requred.-B. W., 170, Upper Kennington-lane. EDNESDAY, JUNE 2, at the MART, TokenFIELD will sell the following PROPERTIES: NEW BOND STREET.-The spacious and commanding Freehold Business Premises, 179, New Bond-street, with conspicuous shop and show rooms and private residence over, occupying a pre-emi. nently attractive and prominent advertising position, being nearly opposite Burlington-gardens; the ground floor is now occupied by a well-known picture dealer, and the upper part by an eminent Court milliner; the premises are let under an old lease (at a purely nominal rent), which shortly expires, and the annual value may be moder. ately estimated at £650 per annum.-Solicitors, Messrs. Murray, Hutchins, & Stirling, No. 11, Birchin-lane, E.C. HANOVER SQUARE.-At the Corner of George-street, a valuable Freehold Professional Residence or Town House, No. 25, Hanoversquare, admirably adapted for a club, bank, or public office, family occupation, professional purposes, or for division into suites of chambers; the premises are six storeys in height, and possess the commanding double frontage of about 40ft. to Hanover-square, and 35ft. to George-street; at present let on a lease, expiring 1885, at the low rent of £350 per annum, but moderately estimated to be worth £500 per annum.-Solicitors as above. LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS and GREAT QUEEN STREET.-In Three Lots, by order of the Committee, exceedingly valuable Freehold Estates, comprising the grand block of ¡freehold property lately vacated by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, well known as occupying one of the finest sites in this important and improving position, consisting of No. 67, Lincoln's-inn-fields, and Nos. 76, 77, 72, and 73, Great Queen-street, covering the important superficial area of 8,300ft. ; all the buildings are most substantial, and in their present form, with but a moderate outlay, are available for professional and commercial purposes, their proximity to the Law Courts points to their profitable utilization for suites of chambers, while their position equally adapts them for the printing and other kindred trades, as also for carriage builders and furniture warehouse.-Solicitors, Messrs. Bridges, Sawtell, Heywood, & Co., 23, Red Lion-square. No. 99, Gresham-street, Bank, E.C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, at the MART, Token house-yard, at TWO, Messrs. EDWIN FOX & BOUSFIELD will SELL, as above, the following properties: OLD WINDSOR.-A delightful Freehold Residence, known as The Lodge, well placed in the centre of a first-class sporting and residential district, containing ample accommodation for a large establishment, and surrounded by 17 acres of shrubberies, ornamental pleasure grounds, kitchen gardens, greenhouse, orchard-house, vinery, &c., and park-like meadow land; there are complete outbuildings, including entrance lodge, first-class stabling and coachhouse, men's rooms, three cottages, laundry, dairy, &c.-Solicitors, Messrs. Brooks, Jenkins, & Co., 7, Godliman-street, Doctors'commons, E.C. OLD WINDSOR.-A pretty little Freehold Residence known as Birch-cottage, occupying a very pleasant position, near the Datchet and Windsor Stations, and a short distance from the Thames and Great Park. The house is well secluded in its own grounds, and contains six bed rooms, dressing and work rooms, three reception rooms, offices, and capital stabling, conservatory, &c. The grounds comprise about 4 acres, and include lawn and pleasure garden, capital kitchen garden, orchard, and meadow land. HERTFORDSHIRE.-A beautiful Freehold Residential Estate, abutting on the Great North-road by the 16th mile stone from London, 2 miles from Potter's-bar Station, surrounded by the estates of the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Sackville, and other large landed proprietors, known as Mimwood, comprising a noble mansion, with complete appurtenances, and surrounded by finely-timbered, park-like land of over 300 acres, with extensive and complete stabling, bailiff's house, several cottages, extensive farm buildings, &c.-Solicitors, Messrs. Campbell, Reeves, & Hooper, 17, Warwickstreet, Regent-street. CANTERBURY.-The Stone-house Estate, a unique Freehold Residential Property, for occupation, comprising a substantial modern mansion, containing ample accommodation for a large establishment, beautifully placed within terraced and sloping gardens, intersected by a sheet of water of 700 feet in length, and surrounded by its own miniature domain of about 52 acres of undulating park-like land, commanding grand views of the Cathedral and the interesting country around. The appurtenances are very complete, including bailiff's house, superior stabling, dairy, laundry, cottages, forcing houses and pits, vinery, &c.-Solicitors, Messrs. Plummer & Fielding, Canterbury. STAINES, about half-a-mile from the station, on the river-A Freehold, modern, and handsome Residence, complete in its arrangements, unusually well designed and built, containing 12 bed and dressing rooms, bath-room, &c., three reception rooms, billiard room, and complete offices. It is approached by a carriage drive, with handsome entrance lodge, and has complete stabling, cowhouse, greenhouse, coachman's house, &c. The grounds, about half an acre in extent, include lawn and pleasure gardens, walled-in kitchen garden, and fertile inclosures of meadow land.-Solicitors, Messrs. Lambert, Petch, & Shakespeare, 8 John-street, Bedford-row, W.C. FINCHLEY.-A capital, detached Villa Residence, at Church-end, near the station, known as Greta-house, containing ample accommo dation, with a good garden, half an acre in extent, in the rear; held for 90 years unexpired, at a low ground-rent, and for sale with pos session.-Solicitors, Messrs. Gush & Phillips, 3, Finsbury-circus, E.C. No. 99, Gresham-street, Bank, E.C. |