is put and given by Robinson to Mr. Norman. The jury came to a perfectly right conclusion, and had I been in the box I should have joined in their verdict. The defendant is unfit to remain upon the rolls, and the rule must be made absolute to strike him off.

GROVE, J.-I am of the same opinion. I regard this case from two points of view. First, the improbability of the defendant's story. [His lordship went through the facts and commented upon them.] The other members of the firm knew nothing of the transactions between the plaintiff and the defendant. Secondly, as to the letter, Mr. Chabot was called at the trial, and he gave it as his opinion that the signature to the letter was a forgery, and, from the little experience I have had of such matters, I must say I feel no misgiving in coming to the same conclusion. The defendant must be struck off the roll.

LOPES, J.-I agree with the rest of the court. I tried this case, and I have no hesitation in saying that the verdict was quite right. I desire to say one word with regard to the other defendants. The jury thought, and I agree with them, that Robinson's partners knew nothing whatever about the transactions of Robinson and the plaintiff. Certain money came to the firm for the plaintiff; cheques were drawn for it in favour of the plaintiff, and, there, so far as they knew, the matters ended; they had no further dealings with the money. As I have said, the money came into the hands of Robinson as a member of the firm, and, therefore, in point of law it was partnership money, and on this ground alone it was that the verdict of the jury went against them.

Rule absolute to strike the solicitor off the roll. Solicitor for the Incorporated Law Society, Williamson. Solicitors for the defendant, Last & Sons.

(Before Lord COLERIDGE, C.J., GROVE, and LOPES, JJ.)

May 24.-Re a Solicitor.

Wills, Q.C., who appeared on behalf of the Incorporated Law Society, stated that the solicitor had already been suspended, and he was called upon by the present rule to answer the matters of certain affidavits, or in the alternative to show cause why he should not be struck off the rolls. The rule had not been served, there being reason to believe that the solicitor had left the country, and it would be necessary to apply for an enlargement of the rule until service could be effected

Lord COLERIDGE inquired whether an appeal would lie in the matter of a solicitor-whether, in other words, the High Court of Justice had not absolute power over its own officers.

Wills imagined that an appeal would lie. At all events, he had observed that notice of appeal was given in a particular case, but the notice was not acted upon.

Lord COLERIDGE asked if an appeal had ever been heard in such a matter.

Wills believed not.

Lord COLERIDGE said it would be inconvenient to enlarge the present rule indefinitely; therefore it would be enlarged for a fortnight.

Election Petitions,

COMMON PLEAS DIVISION. (Sittings in Banc before Lord COLERIDGE, C.J., and GROVE, J.)

June 1.-In re The Hereford Election Petition. This was an application which had been referred to the court by one of the election judges to strike the petition off the file, on the ground that there had not been a proper compliance with the requirements of the Parliamentary Elections Act, 1868, which requires a petitioner to find security for £1,000, one of the modes of giving it being by recognizance," to be entered into by any number of sureties not exceeding four."

Webster, Q.C., and A. T. Lawrence, appeared in support of the application.

Mathews, Q.C., Anstie, and Boddam, for the petitioners. Webster contended that it was manifest that the sureties should be in the plural number, and as, in the present case, the recognizance had been entered into only by

one person, it was not such a form of recognizance as Parliament contemplated. He relied upon the words of the section, which were different from those of the former Act -11 & 12 Vict. c. 98. By section 3 of that Act, now repealed, it was enacted that the recognizance should be entered into by one, two, three, or four persons; but in the later Act the language was "by any number of sureties not exceeding four," using the word "sureties" in the plural. Lawrence having followed on the same side,

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Lord COLERIDGE said it was clear upon the plain words. of the Act that one surety might be sufficient. The words were 'by any number," and he was unable to comprehend that " one was not a number.

GROVE, J., was of the same opinion. The words, he thought, were reasonably clear, the object being that the sureties should not be more than four, but might be any number less than four.

June 1.-In re The Evesham Election Petition. Lord COLERIDGE, C.J., said an application had been made to Hawkins, J., that, for the purposes of convenience, the trial should be heard at Worcester; but Hawkins, J., was of opinion that an election judge had no jurisdiction in such a matter, and that the application should be made to the Common Pleas Division. With this view he thought it right to say he agreed, and the court would make the order as prayed for.-Times.

Legislation of the Week.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MAY 27.-BILL READ A FIRST TIME. Bill to Amend the Law of Burials (The Lord Chancellor). JUNE 1.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. Settled Land, Limitation of Actions, Conveyancing, Solicitors' Remuneration.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MAY 27.-BILLS READ A FIRST TIME. Bill for the better Protection of Occupiers of Land against Injury to their Crops from Hares and Rabbits (Sir W. Harcourt).

Bill to Amend the Agricultural Holdings Act (Mr. Staveley Hill).

Bill to make further Provision for Securing the Freedom of the Election of Members of Parliament (Mr. M. Lloyd). Bill to Amend the Law of Bankruptcy (Sir J. Holker). Bill to Amend the Gun Licence Act of 1870 (Sir A. Gordon).

BILL IN COMMITTEE.
Public Works Loan (passed through Committee).
BILLS READ A THIRD TIME.

PRIVATE BILLS.-Liverpool United Gas, London and North-Western Railway (Sutton Coldfield and Lichfield Railway), London and South-Western Railway, Manchester and Milford Railway, Prescot Gas.

MAY 28.-BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Bury and Tottington District Railway Didcot, Newbury, and Southampton Junction Railway, Swindon, Marlborough, and Andover Railway. Public Works Loans.

BILL READ A SECOND TIME. Merchant Seamen (Payment of Wages, &c.).

BILL READ A FIRST TIME. (Mr. Whitwell). Bill to Consolidate and Amend the Law of Partnership

MAY 31.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Aston (Liverpool-street) Burial Ground, Cardiff Water, East Norfolk Railway, Great Western and Monmonthshire Railway and Canal Companies, Great Westera Railway, Katz Naturalization, Llanelly and Mynydd Mawr Railway, Llantrissant and Taff Vale Junction Railway, Ramsgate and Margate Tramways, Vestry of Saint Lake (Middlesex), Wednesfield and Wyrley Bank Railway (Abandonment).

Merchant Shipping (Grain Cargoes).

BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.--Chipping Wycombe Borough Extension, Denton and Houghton Gas.

BILL READ A FIRST TIME.

Bill to Secure Compensation for Agricultural Tenants (Sir T. D. Acland).

JUNE 1.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME.

Congé d'Elire, Merchant Shipping (Payment of Wages, &c.).

BILLS READ A THIRD TIME.

PRIVATE BILLS.-Helston Railway, Stafford Borough.
JUNE 2-BILL READ A SECOND TIME.

Hours of Polling (Boroughs).

BILLS READ A FIRST TIME.

Bill to Amend and Extend the Supreme Court of Judi. cature Acts, 1872 and 1875, and to make Provisions for the better Local Administration of Justice in England (Mr. Cowen).

Bill to Amend the Law relating to the Providing of Funds for the Maintenance of Highways in England (Mr. Sotheron Estcourt).

Bill to Extend the Provisions of the Employers and Workmen Act of 1873 to Seamen whilst they are in British Waters (Mr. Burt).

Bill to Amend the Bankruptcy Laws (Mr. Morley).

Creditors' Claims.

CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 25.

LAST DAY OF CLAIM.

BARRINGTON, WILLIAM BOXWELL, Bexley Heath, Kent, M.A., LL.D. July 7. French, Crutched Friars

BRIDGWATER, MARY, Ripon. July 1. Coppin & Whitham, Ripon CHANTRELL, SARAH, Clarendon gardens, Ramsgate. June 19. Knocker, Dover

DODSON, HENRY, Penge lane, Sydenham, Esq. July 1. Rae, Mincing lane

EVANS, LOUISA, Plymouth. June 30. Pearse, Plymouth

FORDHAM, GEORGE, Guilden Morden, Cambridge, Gent. June 24. Wortham, Royston

FORDHAM, MARY, Guilden Morden, Cambridge. June 24. Wortham, Royston

FOTHERGILL, JAMES, Liverpool, Licensed Victualler. July 1. Bremner & Co, Liverpool

HARRIS, HARRIET, Knightsbridge. July 1. Davis, Coventry

HARYETT, ELIZABETH, Wivelsfield, Sussex. June 24. Penfold & Son, Brighton

HAWKINS, JAMES, Romford, Essex, Farmer. July 30. Rawlings, Romford

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE-CHANCERY DIVISION.
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRINITY SITTINGS, 1880.

Before the MASTER OF THE ROLLS.
Causes for Trial (with Witnesses).

Birmingham Estates Co, limd

v Smith act pt hd Slater v Drew act pt hd (June 1)

Appleton v Mayor, &c of Bolton
act (June 21)

Wooltorton v Ellis Ellis v
Wooltorton act (June 7)
Burrard, Bart v Calisher act
(May 28)

Frost v Ward Ex parte Sykes
& anr, adjd sums set down
with wits acts by order
(May 18)

Bentley v Atkinson act
Bevan v Scott act
Day v Coward act

In re Davis, decd Wimpenny
v Davis

act

Hudson v Yorkshire Banking
Co act & m fj
Woodin v Evans act
Yorkshire Banking

Hudson act

Co v

Goldberg v Rosenthall Rosenthall v Kensit act & m

f j

Wright v Godwin-Austin act (June 22)

Williams v Spence act Austin v Brading Harbour Improvement and Ry Co

act

Lockwood v Jackson act Hickman V Cattley act (June 1)

Wray v Chenhall act
In re James, decd Clarke v

Mogg act set down by deft
Courtney v Gordon act
Wilson v Taylor act
Redgate v Williams act
In re James, decd Clark Y
Mogg act set down by plt
Henderson v Coldwells act

Hewlett v Cates act
Hunt v Nash act & mj
Halsey v Brotherhood act
Todd v Gilbert act
Goddard v Andrew act
Walker v Schofield act
In re Carter, decd Carter v

Faller act & mfj
Cutler v Meacock act

Marshall v Ballard act (June In re Cooper, decd Cooper ▼

7)

Challen act

Jackson & Co v Wood Bros Elderton v Emmet act

act

The Mayor, &c. of London v Riggs act

McMillan v Brass act

Bell v Kingdon act (June 7)
Nixon v Heath act
Mogg v Barrow act
Botterill v Birch act
Nelson v Harbutt act
Sampson v Somerset & Dorset
Ry Co act (June 7)

Maeers v Allen act set down by deft

Mercer v Tennant act
Wright v Barwell act set
down by order
Gathercole v Smith act
Jennings v Mills act
Stein v Nield

act

In re Cornell, decd Collins ▼
Cornell act (June 1)
Long v Brown act

Further Considerations.

claim

Causes for trial (without witnesses).
Longbourne v Vickerman act
(after June 2)
Freeland v Met District Ry
Co act (June 3)
Isle of Thanet Gas Light Co
v Davis act
Emma Silver Mining Co v
Grant mj

Arnison v Charsley m fj
Deacon v Dolby m fj
In re Carr, decd Carr v Midg-
ley act (short)

Davis v Isle of Thanet Gas
Light Co act

In re Sargant, decd

Higgs v

Limbrick act (June 7) Eastwood v Beckett & Co act

& m fj (June 1)

Union Bank of London

Williams m fj (short)

Heap v Playford act

Carpenter

V Dickens (June 9)

V

act

In re Watson, decd Watson ▼ Watson act & m fj In re Dickin, decd_Wilkinson ▼ Dickin Act (June 21) Tennant v. Bechervaise mfi Beetham v Hedgeact (June 3)

In re Clay, decd Clay v Clay sp c

Johnson v Downing m fj (short)

In re Sheffield Sheffield v
Needham sp c

Bax v Weeks m fj (short)
Arthur v Cole mij
Cox v Cox act

Ball Kemp Welch m fj (Bristol D R)

In re Taylor, decd Taylor v
Taylor m fj (short)
Hooper v McJannett
mfj
In re Pope, decd Pope v Pope
Ep c

In re Blewitt, decd Blewitt v
Blewitt m fj (short)
Harris v Hall m fj
O'Hagan v De Forres act

c & sums to vary

Eves v Sherley ic
Reeve v Royante fc

In re Green Jowitt v Green f c

Astley v Micklethwait fc In re Gosman petition of right fc

In re Raines Raines v Raines fc & sumns to vary Markham v Markham fo Williams v Hughes fc and

sumns to vary

Patching v Barnett fc Williams v Jones fc Dorin v Dorin f c

Metcalfe v Webster fc
Marquis Camden v Murray
c & sumns to vary
Horwood v Hardy f c
Levy v Soloman f c

In re Finch Abbess v Burney
f c

In re Salmon Salmon v May-
hew fc

In re Creighton Tidswell v
Cotter f c

Delves v Delves fc (short)
Hodgson v Witt fc
Grey v Siggers fc
March v Martin fc
Annesley v Mears 2nd fc

Causes for Trial (without witnesses).
Wilson v De Coulon act
Webb v Hodgetts act
Minshall v Cooper act & m
forj (May 27)
London & N-W Ry Co v
Fleetwood Local Board
(May 31)

act

In re Wallis Boucey v Wallis act

In re Funnell Funnell v
Ashurst m fj

In re Williams Williams v
Mooton act
Harpham v Shacklock act &
mfj

Winton ▼ Davies mj
Robinson v Robinson mj
In re Farnham Fowke v
Farnham act
Gasquet v Scale mj

In re Morgan Griffiths ▼
Morgan act & mj
Watson v Bentley act & mj
Swithinbank v Hughes act
In re Rash Rash v Rash
act & m j

Richardson v Fox act
Frye v Frye act
Mosley v Kay special case
Welman v Welman act
In re Redhead
Andrews v

Andrews act
Pead v De Meschin act

In re Londesborough Bridgman v Fitzgerald sp c Sheffield v King mfj

In re Smith Birmingham, &c Bank v Smith mfj Whitney v Williams act Coyle v Cumay mfj

Owens Co v Klinwort a, wits
In re Conolly Conolly
Conolly act
Hammersley v Staffordshire
Potteries Waterworks Co
act, wits

In re Petn of Right of J
Young and J Grindrell wits
Ormathwaite v Kington, &c.,
Ry Co act
French v Mugleston act, wits
In re Roe Morgan v Roe act,

wits

Brown v Critchfield issue for trial

Ranson v Patton act & m fj
Bradford District Bank, limd
v Smith act & m fj
In re Stansfield Stansfield v
Stansfield sp c

Wood v Kay act, wits
Butler v Johnson act, wits
Hathaway v Hathaway a, wits
Keen v Lawes act, wits
Basham v Hutchinson Hutch-
inson v Basham c
Basham v Hutchinson
restored

act

In re Palin Palin v Brookes act wins

act

Serff v Luff act witns
Barnett v Clark m fj
Sidwell v Klenck act witns
Williams v Groom mj
In re Ladley Huss v Craw-
ford act witns
Liddell v McDougall
witns
Hughes v Wilson
m j
Jackson v Jackson mfj
Peacock v Grieves act
Newington Local Board v
Eldridge act, wits
In re Oliverson Oliverson v
Ross m fj
Jenner v Turner act, wits
In re Lee Lee v Lee act
In re Griffiths Griffiths y
Phillips act, wits

Phillips v Andrade act wits In re Burton Burton v Burton sp c

In re Brooke

Brooke f c

Duke v Littleboy__act, wits Halliday & Co v Roberts act, wits

In re Bardo Bardo v Bardo act, wits

Flower v Buller act & m fj, wits

Turner v Hill act, wits Groves ▼ Brown act & m fj wits

Addenbroke v Tossell act wits

Franklin v Cole act, wits Anker v Franklin act, wits Thompson v Martin act & m fj

Dawson v Clever act, wits Gilbert v Comedy Opera Co act, wits

Woodcock v Parker act, wits
Wallis v Smith act, wits
Backhouse v Queen Building
Society act, wits
Hall v Williams act, wits
Mascall v Thompson act, wits
In re Brook Sykes ▼ Brook
act, wits

Whitmore v Farley act, wits
Clarkson v Harrison act, wits
Lovesy v Smith act, wits
Mighell v Bennington
wits
Tann v Heale act, wits
Webster v Whewall act, wits
Balliard v Shutt act, wits
Glover v Billups act & m fj
Newill v Snelling act, wits
In re Bliss Whitney v Bliss Wren v Wren act, wits
act, wits
Windle v Stephens act, wits
N.B.-The above list contains causes sat down to May 21
inclusive.

COMMON LAW DIVISIONS.

The Queen's Bench and Common Pleas Divisions will not sit in Banc until Monday next, June 7.

There will be no sitting in Banc in the Exchequer Division until further notice.

The courts will sit at the Guildhall for the trial of special and common jury actions on Thursday, the 17th inst., and thence until the end of June.

It has been arranged that Mr. Justice Field will accompany the Lord Chief Baron on the South-Eastern Circuit instead of Mr. Baron Pollock, and that the latter judge will Mr. Justice Field's place on the Midland Circuit.

ELECTION PETITIONS.

The following are the latest re-arrangements made by the judges for the hearing of the parliamentary election petitions Mr. Justice Lush and Mr. Justice ManistyColchester, June 7; Westbury, June 14; Plymouth, June 18; Worcester, June 23. Mr. Justice Denman and Mr. Justice Lopes-Horsham, June 7; Wallingford, June 10; Hereford, June 14; Leominster, June 17. Mr. Baron Pollock and Mr. Justice Hawkins-Evesham, June 7; Gloucester, June 9; Stroud, June 14; Tewkesbury (the petition to be tried at Gloucester), June 17; Salisbury, June 21; Wilton, June 22.

It is announced that the list of applications for the new issue of shares in the Orient Steam Navigation Company, Limited, will be closed on Saturday next, 5th inst.

LONDON GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

FRIDAY, May 28, 1880.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar.

June 11 at 12

To Surrender in London.

Abrahams, Isaiah, City rd, Glass Merchant. Pet May 26. Broug
ham.
Davis, David Solomon, Hatton garden, Holborn, Fancy Stationer.
Pet May 25. Murray. June 11 at 11

To Surrender in the Country. Carson, James, Manchester, Jeweller. Pet May 26. Kay. Man. chester, June 14 at 12 Curwen, Alfred Francis, Harrington, Cumberland, Clerk in Holy Orders. Pet May 22. Were. Whitehaven, June 11 at 11 Hargreaves, James Henry, Heaton, Lancaster, Builder. Pet May 26. Holden. Holton, June 9 at 11

Oliver, Edwin Alfred, and Joseph Campbell, Durham, Ale Mer-
chants. Pet May 22. Marshall. Durham, June 8 at 11
Picot, C Barracks, Hounslow, Gent. Pet May 25. Ruston, jun.
Brentford, June 15 at 2

Stockwin, Gideon, York, Provision Merchant's Traveller. Pet May 25. Perkins. York, June 9 at 11

Tomkies, John, Derby, Beer Retailer. Pet May 21. Weller. Derby,

June 10 at 12

Turner, William, Giggleswick, Settle, York, Farmer. Pet May 26. Lee. Bradford, June 14 at 11

Winnington, Joseph, Spencer rd, Tottenham, Builder. Pet May 25. Pulley. Edmonton, June 8 at 11

TUESDAY, June 1, 1880.

Under the bankruptcy Act, 1869.

Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar. To Surrender in London.

Eaton, Henry Charles, Holborn viaduct. Pet May 26. Brougham. June 15 at 11

Macleod, Norman, Eardley crescent, Brompton. Pet May 27. Hazlitt. June 16 at 12

Pentony, Henry William, Silver st, Brace Manufacturer. Pet May 23. Pepys. June 16 at 12.30

Stoneman, James, Russell pl, Bermondsey, Leather Merchant. Pet May 28. Pepys. June 16 at 1

Stunt, William, Brick lane, Whitechapel, Fish Dealer. Pet May 28. Pepys. June 16 at 12

To Surrender in the Country.

Evans, Edward, Evan Evans, and Edward Walter Evans, Abermule, Montgomery, Millers. Pet May 28 Talbot. Newtown, June 17 at 12.30

Hopkins, Richard, Aston, nr Birmingham, Brush Manufacturer. Pet May 28. Cole. Birmingham, June 9 at 2

King, Joseph John Hoare, Southsea, Hants, Common Brewer. Pet
May 27. Renny. Portsmouth, June 17 at 12

Murphy, George Wyndham, Dunstable, Bedford, Bachelor of Medi.
cine. Pet May 28. Cooke. Luton, June 15 at 12.30
Playford, John William, Gt Yarmouth, Hosier.
Worlledge. Gt Yarmouth, June 17 at 11

Pet May 28.

Smith, James, Willingham, Cambridge, Farmer. Pet May 18. Eaden. Cambridge, June 1 at 10.30

Spark, Henry King, Startforth, nr Barnard Castle, Gent. Pet May 15. Crosby. Stockton-on-Tees, June 11 at 11

Liquidations by Arrangement.

FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
FRIDAY, May 28, 1880.

Alderson, George, West Hartlepool, Stone Mason. June 7 at 3 at
offices of Simpson, Church st, West Hartlepool
Anderton, Charles, Wigan, Lancaster, Smallware Dealer. June 12
at 11 at offices of Stewart, King st, Wigan

Bailey, Mark, Huddersfield, Felt Slipper Manufacturer. June 11 at
at 3 at offices of Booth, John William st, Huddersfield
Balls, Charles, Dagenham, Essex, Miller. June 10 at 3 at offices of
Aird, Eastcheap

Barton, Alfred, and Robert Monk, Victoria villas, Gipsy hill. June 9 at 2 at the Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Ford and Edwards, Pinner's hall, Old Broad st

Beeson, Henry Charles, Humberstone, Leicester, out of business. June 9 at 12 at offices of Harvey, Selborne buildings, Millstone lane, Leicester

Bellamy, Hugh, Mark lane. Commission Agent. June 10 at 3 at offices of Rae, Mincing lane

Bond, Henry, Preston, Lancaster, out of business. June 14 at 11 at offices of Thompson and Craven, Lund st, Preston

Bradley, Charles, Newchurch-in-Rosendale, Lancaster, Contractor. June 16 at 3 at at offices of Grundy and Co, Booth st. Hargreaves and Knowles, Newchurch

Brookfield, John, Southport, Lancaster, Coal Dealer. June 11 at 3 at the Scarisbrick Hotel, Lord st, Southport. Jackson, Liverpool Carr, Thomas, Liverpool, Tea Dealer. June 14 at 3 at the Creditors' Association, Arthur st, East. May and Co, Adelaide pl, London Bridge

Charig, Henry Mark, Shoreditch, Woollen Merchant. June 12 at 11 at the Cannon st Hotel, Cannon st. Goldberg and Langdon, West st, Finsbury cirens June 9 at 11 at

June 14 at 12

Collis, Samuel, Longton, Stafford, General Dealer. offices of Ayre, Cheapside, Hanley Craddock, Tom Myers, West Challow, Berks, Farmer. at offices of Jotcham, Wantage Dearle, Richard, Thorpe, Surrey, Cattle Dealer. June 12 at 2 at offices of Emmmott, Budge row, Cannon st Downing, Joseph, Festiniog, Merioneth, Station Master. 2 at the Queen's Hotel, Four Crosses, Festiniog. Crosses

June 10 at Ellis, Four

Edman, Frederick Woolfitt, Birmingham, Wine Merchant. June 9 at 11 at offices of Parr, Colmore row, Birmingham Embleton, Robert, Tynemouth, Northumberland, Grocer. June 10 at 11 at offices of Pybus, Dean st, Newcastle-on-Tyne Emmett, James, Dukinfield, Chester, Sadler. June 21 at 3 at the Commercial Hotel, King st, Dukinfield. Garforth, Dukinfield Firth, Joseph, Rochdale, Lancaster, Licensed Victualler. June 7 at 4 at offices of Molesworth, Central chambers, the Walk, Rochdale

Flowers, Henry, Nottingham, Mill Furnisher. June 11 at 12 at offices of Rudd, Insurance chambers, Wheeler gate, Nottingham. Parsons and Bird, Nottingham

Forster, Henry, Victoria park sq, Cambridge Heath, Boot Manufac-
turer. June 10 at 3 at offices of Cooper, Chancery lane
Fox, John, Stourbridge, Worcester, Grocer. June 4 at 3 at offices
of Jacques, Temple row, Birmingham

France, Thomas, Newcastle-on-Tyne, News Agent. June 9 at 3 at
offices of Stanford, Collingwood st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Furber, John, Crewe, Chester, Ironmonger. June 3 at 11 at Albion
Hotel, Manchester. Pointon, Crewe

Gill, Mitchell, Farnworth, near Bolton, Grocer. June 15 at 3 at Mosley Hotel, Piccadilly, Manchester. Sutton and Elliott, Manchester

Goddard, George, Rathbone st, Canning Town, Provision Dealer. June 5 at 11 at Masons' Hall Tavern, Masons' avenue, Basinghall st. Fowler, Abchurch lane

Guswell, Richard William, Plymouth, Boat Builder. June 10 at 11 at offices of Stanbury, Princess sq, Plymouth

June 4

Guthrie, Alexander, Sunderland. Durham, Draper. June 8 at 12 at offices of Robinson, West Sunniside, Sunderland Hails, Thomas, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Licensed Victualler. at 3 at offices of Macdonald, Mosley st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hand, John, Wolverhampton, Licensed Victualler. June 11 at 11 at offices of Willcock, Wolverhampton

Harper, Joseph, Charles st, Stepney, Builder. June 11 at 2 at offices of Foreman, Son, & Co, Gresham st. Parnell, Fenchurch st Harrold, William Henry, Wolverhampton, Flour and Bread Dealer. June 10 at 3 at offices of Rhodes, Queen st, Wolverhampton Heaton, William, Sichlinghall, York, Innkeeper. June 12 at 3 at offices of Farmery, High st, Knaresborough Heyden, Edouard van der, and Louis van der Heydon, Great Tower st, Commission Agents. June 17 at 2 at offices of Barber, Old Jewry

Hillary, Anthony, Philbolton, Southampton, Farmer. June 9 at 2 at the Star Hotel, Andover. Clarke

.

Holmes, William, Birmingham, Auctioneer. June 9 at 2 at the Great Western Hotel, Monmouth st, Birmingham. Spencer, Birmingham

Hood, Samuel, Mucclestone, Stafford, Farmer. June 8 at 2 at 16, King st, Longton. Robinson, Stoke-upon-Trent

Israel, Alfred, Salford, Lancaster, Boot Dealer. June 16 at 11 at offices of Turner, Booth st, Manchester

Jackson, Miles Denson, Penrith, Cumberland, Boot Maker. June 14 at 3 at 28, Southend rd, Penrith. Cant

James, Edward, Tavistock, Devon, General Dealer. June 8 at 12 at offices of Bridgman, Courtenay st, Plymouth

Jewell, John, Plymouth, Boot Maker. June 11 at 2 at the Grand Hotel, Broad st, Bristol. Pearce, Plymouth

John, Shadrach, Abergavenny, Monmouth, Hotel Keeper. June 12 at 1 at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff. Hodgens, Abergavenny Jones, John David, Resolven, Glamorgan, Grocer. June 10 at 12 at offices of Charles, The Parade, Neath

Kenyon, John, Liverpool, Coal and Coke Merchantt. June 15 at 3 at offices of Sheen and Broadhurst, North John st, Liverpool. Parkinson, Liverpool

Lopez, Eugenio, Regent st, Railway Contractor. June 23 at 2 at the Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Montague, Bucklersbury

Love, Frank, Upper James st, Regent st, Builder. offices of Winkworth, Oxford st, Regent circus Maitland, George Gammie, Pall Mall, Gentleman. offices of Cooper, Chancery lane

June 7 at 3 at

June 15 at 3 at

Mann, Samuel, and George Loveys Mann, Upper Thames st, Builders. June 10 at 2 at offices of Davis and Co, Coleman

st

June 8 at 11 at

Merrion, Thomas, Richmond rd, Dalston, Builder. June 10 at 3 at offices of Funston, Finsbury pavement Mortimer, Wilson, Leicester, Boot Manufacturer. offices of Wright, Gallowtree gate, Leicester Needham, Sylvester, Salford, Lancaster, out of business. June 21 at 3 at offices of Garthwaite, Brazenose st, Manchester Norvill, James, Weston-super-Mare, Ironmonger. June 9 at 12 at the Talbot Hotel, Victoria st, Bristol. Davies, Weston-superMare

Owens, Richard, Holyhead, Anglesey, Grocer. June 10 at 2 at offices of Roberts, Bangor

June 18 at 3 at offices of

Petty, Charles, Eden grove, Holloway, Licensed Victualler. June 17 at 3 at offices of Nevent, Warwick st, Gray's inn Place, Edward, Enfield, Liverpool, Baker. Lowe, Mount pleasant, Liverpool Porter, Thomas William, Kemerton, Gloucester, Fruit Dealer. June 11 at 11 at offices of Moores and Romney, Tewkesbury Price, John Llewellyn, Hay, Brecon, Grocer. June 10 at 4 at offices of Corner, High Town, Hereford

Randall, William, Dunstable, Bedford, Dyer. June 11 at 3 at offices of Benning and Sons, Dunstable

June 11

Reed, John Henry, Maidenhead, Berks, Circus Proprietor. at 1 at offices of Scott and Co, Lincoln's inn fields Ridsdale, R chard, Manningham, York, Tailor. June 8 at 3 at the Creditor's Association, Parkinson's chambers, Market st, Bradford Roberts, George, and William Roberts, Redfield, Gloucester, Builders. June 9 at 12 at offices of Clifton and Carter, Broad st, Bristol Roberts, Robert, Netley Stapleton, Salop, Farmer. June 7 at 12 at offices of Chandler, Talbot chambers, Shrewsbury Rochester, Henry, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Stationer. June 14 at 2 at offices of Bird, Grey st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Sanders, James, St Helens, Lancashire, Commission Agent. June 16 at 3 at offices of Nordon, South John st, Liverpool

Selby, Maurice, Gelynog, near Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Licensed Victualler. June 9 at 2 at the Victoria Hotel, Pontypridd. Hollier and Williams, Pontypridd

Smith, Horatio, Derby, Boot Manufacturer. June 9 at 3 at offices of Flint, Full st, Derby

Smith, Joseph, Little Gonerby, Grantham, Lincoln, Calf Dealer.
June 15 at 1.30 at the Black Horse Inn, Westgate, Grantham.
Pratt and Hodgkinson

Smith, William, Nottingham, Grocer. June 11 at 12 at offices of
Bright, Town Club chambers, Wheeler gate, Nottingham
Smith, William Henry, Sutton Vallance, Kent, Plumber. June 4
at 4 at the Mitre Tavern, Mitre ct, Temple. Staniland, North rd,
Highgate

Stevens, Henry James, Calne, Wilts, Ironmonger. June 14 at 11 at offices of Boodle, Albion bldgs, New Swindon

Storey, James, and William French Storey, Manchester, Manufacturers of Mantles. June 18 at 3 at offices of Addleshaw and Warburton, Norfolk st, Manchester

Symes, John Robert, Taunton, Somerset, Baker. June 17 at 11 at offices of Kite, East st, Taunton

Taylor, William, Oldham, Lancaster, Plumber. June 11 at 12 at offices of Watson, Church lane, Oldham