burgh, B.A. University College, Oxford; Michael John Michael, St. John's College, Cambridge, LL.B.; Francis Cuthbert Fishbourne; Dinsha Dhanjibhai Davar, University of Bombay; George Victor K'Vern, University of London; Charles Christian Newton, University of London; Synd Mohammud Sharfuddin, Calcutta University; Sayyid Nurul Huda, St. John's College, Cambridge; John Edwin Hewick; Lewis Levy; Frederick Hardyman Parker, M.A. University of Edinburgh, second class Real and Personal Property Scholar, Esqs. LINCOLN'S INN.-Hamilton Edward Lawrance, University of London (studentship in Jurisprudence and Roman Civil Law, C.L.E., Trinity Term, 1878; certificate of honour, second class, Trinity Term, 1879; holder of the Barstow Law Scholarship 1879; Lincoln's-inn Scholar. ship in International and Constitutional Law, 1879); Henry Leopold Ashton, B.A., Oxford; Richard O'Shaughnessy, M.P., a member of the Irish Bar; Stephen Horton Williamson, LL.B., London (Lincoln's-inn scholarship in common law, 1878); Amaury Robert Macnamara Bourchier, M.A., Oxford; William Ingham Shaw, B.A., Cambridge; Henry Spencer Wilkinson, B.A., Oxford; William Pulteney Smith B.A., Oxford: Thomas Raffles Hughes, B.A., Cambridge; Harry Johnson, B.A., Oxford (a Tancred law student); Joshua Leslie Field, B.A., Oxford; John Daffus Harris, B.A., Cambridge; Richard Rideout, BA., Oxford; Thomas Olver Harding, M.A., Cambridge; Henry Hobhouse, M. A., Oxford; Joseph John Talbot Lamb, B.A., London; Wyndham Anstis Bewes, LL.B., London; Harry Baird Hemming, LL.B., Cambridge; John Henry Chapman, M.A., Oxford; Harry Claude Edmonds Charles James Blackburn Lowe, B.A., and LL.B., Cambridge; Charles Norris Nicholson, LL.B., Cambridge; Howard Douglas Leonard Galton, B.A., London; Samuel Woodall Smith, B.A., Cambridge; James Lewis Somers Roosmale - Cocq (Lincoln's-inn, scholarship in common law, 1880); Krishua Nath Mitra, University of Calcutta ; Emile Henri Cannot, University of Aberdeen; and Herbert Mainwaring Baily, B.A., Oxford, Esqs. ; GRAY'S INN.-Charles Paget Moore, Frank Dodd, of Rock Ferry, and Thomas Trevor White, B.A., Dublin, Esqs. MIDDLE TEMPLE. The award of the Bench in the competition for the scholarships specially provided by and founded in this society for its members was declared on Wednesday as follows, viz.-Equity.—John Herbert Williams, Esq, Trinity College, Cambridge, a first class scholarship of 100 guineas; Charles Valentine Hickie, Esq., University of London, B. A., a second class scholarship of 30 guineas. International and Constitutional Law.-Simon John Fraser Macleod, Esq., University of London, a first class scholarship of 100 guineas; Philip Henry Clifford, Esq., a second class scholarship of 30 guineas. Real and Personal Property.-Benjamin Whitehead, Esq., University of London, B.A., & first class scholarship of 100 guineas; Thomas Mott Whitehouse, Esq., a second class scholarship of 30 guineas. Common Law.-Ralph W. B. Barry, Esq., a first class scholarship of 100 guineas; Henry Terrell, Esq., St. John's College, Cambridge, a second class scholarship of 30 guineas. It is stated that Mr. Worlledge, county court judge for Suffolk, has announced bis intention to resign office in consequence of advancing years. A well-known lawyer, says the Western Jurist, being perplexed over a point of law, called at the office of a brother attorney to consult him upon it. The latter remarked, with dignity, that he usually had pay for his advice. "Then," said the applicant, extending fifty cents, "tell me all you know, and give me back the change." A correspondent of the Western Jurist says that a young lawyer was recently defending a semi-lunatic indicted for larceny. He commenced his speech as follows:"Gentlemen of the jury, my client, as you must plainly gee, is an idiot, but, thanks to the wisdom of the common law and the ægis of our constitution, he this day enjoys the glorious privilege of being tried by a jury of his peers!" The jury found the prisoner guilty. Obituary. SIR STEPHEN CAVE. The Right Hon. Sir Stephen Cave, barrister, G.C.B., died at Chambery on the the 7th inst. after a painful illness. Sir S. Cave was the youngest son of the late Mr. Daniel Cave, of Cleve-hill, Bristol, and was born in 1820. He was educated at Harrow, and at Balliol College, Oxford, where he graduated second class in classics in 1843. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Michaelmas Term, 1846, and was formerly a member of the Western Circuit. He was for several years a director of the Bank of England, and in 1859 was elected M.P. for Shoreham in the Conservative interest, which seat he retained for twenty-one years. In 1866, on the termination of the Earl of Derby's third Ministry, he was appointed vice-president of the Board of Trade, and Paymaster-General of the Forces, and was sworn in as a Privy Councillor. He retired with his party in December, 1869, and in February, 1874, on Mr. Disraeli returning to office, he was appointed Judge Advocate-General and Paymaster-General. resigned the former office in November, 1875, when he was sent on a financial mission to Egypt. He retained the office of Paymaster-General (to which no salary is attached) till the last general election, when (in consequence of failing health) he retired from Parliament. Sir S. Cave was a magistrate for the county of Sussex, a magistrate and deputy-lieutenant for Gloucestershire, and a commissioner of lieutenancy for the city of London. He always took a leading part in the business of the House of Commone, and he carried several measures through Parliament, including the Life Assurance Companies Act, 1871, and other important statutes. Sir S. Cave was married to the daughter of the Rev. William S. Smyth, of Elkington Hall, Lincolnshire. MR. MALIM MESSITER. He Mr. Malim Messiter, solicitor, of Frome, died at that place on the 30th ult. Mr. Messiter was the second son of the late Mr. George Messiter, solicitor, of Frome. He was born in 1818, and was admitted a solicitor in 1840. He spent several years at Liverpool, where he WAS formerly managing clerk to the late Mr. Whitley, the father of the present member for Liverpool. He next resided at Worcester, where he was for a short time associated with Mr. Thomas Huxley. He afterwards returned to Frome and went into partnership with his father, and since the death of the latter he had carried on business alone. Mr. Messiter was a commissioner to administer oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature, and a perpetual commissioner for Somersetshire, and he had an extensive private practice. He had been for about twenty years registrar of the Frome County Court (Circuit No. 52), and also acted as solicitor to the Frome Licensed Victuallers' Association. He was an active supporter ofthe Conservative party in the borough and county, and was a leading member of the Masonic body in Somersetshire. Mr. Messiter was buried at Frome on the 3rd inst. The compiler of the obituaries in this journal last week, owing to a mistake in a Christian name, announced the death of Mr. F. Danby Palmer, of Great Yar mouth. We are happy to learn from that gentleman that he is not dead, and is, in fact, not at all that way inclined." -ED. S.J.] At the Liverpool Police-court on the 4th inst. it appeared that a policeman had placed a woman in handcuffs. The chief superintendent was sent for, and, in reply to the magistrates, said there was no rule about constables asing handcuffs. If a policeman carried them it would be without the permission of the head constable, although any officer was not prohibited from carrying them. They were sometimes very useful in rough neighbourhoods, especially when an officer had to take to bridewell a powerful and violent man. The magistrates directed the superintendent to report the officer's conduct to the head constable. Appointments, Etc. Mr. WILLIAM FREDERICK BOURNE BRANDRETH, solicitor (of the firm of Hedges & Brandreth), of 9, Red Liou-square, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Mr. GERALD JOHN WHEELER, barrister, has been appointed Official Reporter of Scotch Appeals in the House of Lords, on the resignation of Mr. John Fraser Macqueen, Q.C. Mr. Wheeler is an LL.B. of Trinity College, Dublin. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in May, 1877, and practises as an equity draftsman and conveyancer. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WYKEHAM GEORGE NICOLL, and WILLIAM SHARP, solicitors, 199, Great Portland-street, and 59, King William-street, London (Nicoll & Sharp). May 25, 1880. (Gazette, June 8, 1880.) Companies. WINDING-UP NOTICES. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. CIVIL SERVICE AND GENERAL BREAD AND FLOUR SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. By an order made by V.C. Hall, dated May 25, it was ordered that the association qe wound up. Chinery, Aldridge, and Cray, Fenchurch-street, solicitors for the petitioners CRAIK'S WAGGON WORKS, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, pre sented June 2, directed to be heard before V.C. Malins on June 18. Beswick and Co, Bedford-row, agents for Blakely, Scarborough, solicitor for the petitioner EAST PANT DU LEAD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-The M.R. has fixed June 15, at 11, at his chambers, for the appointment of a liquidator ERYRI SLATE COMPANY, LIMITED.-The M.R. has by an order, dated March 1, appointed Frederick Bertram Smart, Cannon-street, to be afficial liquidator, in the place of James Thomas Snell, late official liquidator INTERNATIONAL TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED.-V.C. Bacon has fixed Monday, June 14, at 12 at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator PARKEND COAL COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented June 2, directed to be heard before the M.R. on June 12. Pattison and Co, Queen Victoria-street, agents for Murly and Co, Bristol, solicitors for the petitioners [Gazette, June 4.] CARNARVON PAVILION COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by the M.R. dated May 29, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Coote, Cursiter-street, agent for Cowl, Liverpool, solicitor for the petitioner. CATTERALL PAPER MAKING AND COTTON SPINNING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before July 16, to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims to Thomas Gregory, Bacup. Thursday, July 22, at 1, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and cilams. NORMANTON IRON AND STEEL COMPANY, LIMITED. The M.R. has by an order, dated May 27, appointed Andrew Macredie, Georgestreet, Sheffield, to be official liquidator RIPLEY OLD BREWERY COMPANY, LIMITED. By an order made by V.C. Malins, dated May 7, it was ordered that the company be wound up Chapman, Turner, and Pritchard, Lincoln's-inn-fields, solicitors for the petitioner TUNISIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by V.C. Malins, dated May 28, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Heritage and Co, Clement's-lane, solicitors for the petitioners [Gazette, June 8.] UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY, BUCKFASTLEIGH, TOTNES, AND SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY COMPANY.Persons claiming any debts or liabilities against the company, or to be interested in the moneys received and to be received by the receiver and manager, are required, on or before July 12, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or liabilities, to Henry Cecil Newton. Drapers-gardens, Throgmorton-street. Monday, July 19, at twelve, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and liabilities of the company LAND BUILDING GOVERNMENT AND GUARANTEE SECURITES SOCIETY. -By an order made by V.C. Bacon, dated May 29, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the society be continued. Jones, Queen Victoria-street, solicitor for the petitioners LONDON AND VIRGINIA GOLD AND COPPER MINING COMPANY.Creditors are required, on or before July 31, to send their names and addresses, and particulars of their debts or claims, to Charles Barber, Cornhill. Friday, August 6, at 12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims PADSTOW TOTAL LOSS AND COLISION ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION.-By an order made by V.C. Malins, dated May 28, it was ordered that the association be wound up. Philbrick, Basinghall-street, agent for Wallis, Bodmin, solicitor for the petitioners [Gazette, June 8.] FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. HANWOOD FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Cock Inn, Hanwood. June 1 [Gazette, Jrne 4.] HEARTS OF LIBERTY LIBERAL BENEFIT SOCIETY, Wellesley-street, Gloucester. June 3 [Gazette, June 8.] Election Petitions. COMMON PLEAS DIVISION. June 9.-The Wallingford Election Petition. The petitioner in this case proposed to administer interrogatories to the respondent, asking him the number and addresses of the committee rooms engaged by him at the recent election; the number, names, and addresses of the committee men ; and a list of the paid agents employed by him. The petitioner applied at chambers to Lindley, J., for permission to administer the above-mentioned interrogatories, but the judge refused the application with costs, and appended to his decision the following note: "I think that on the true construction of sections 2 and 26 of the Act of 1868, I have no power to make this order. The election judges can, by making a rule under section 25, authorize interroga tories to be delivered; as yet, however, there is no such rule." Appeal therefrom by the petitioner. or were not Pollard, for the petitioner.-The application is made under the Parliamentary Elections Act, 1868 (31 & 32 Vict. c. 125), s. 2, which enacts that the Court of Common Pleas "shall, subject to the provisions of this Act, have the same power, jurisdiction, and authority with reference to an election peti tion, and with the proceedings thereon, as it would have if such petition were an ordinary cause within their jurisdiction." In the cases of The Staleybridge Election Petition (19 L. T. N. S. 703); The Coventry Election Petition (Ibid., p. 742); and The Stafford Election Petition (20 L. T. N. S. 237), there are instances of the court having exercised their powers in this respect, and the powers of the judge are defined in section 29 of the Act. [Lord COLERIDGE, C.J.-In neither of the cases you cite was section 26 referred to; the affect of that section is, I think, that we have no jurisdiction.] The interrogatories here are merely to ascertain whether certain parties were agents of the respondent. [Lord COLERIDGE, C.J.-There is no common law right to interrogate a man; you may cross examine him, but that is a very different thing. Section 2 contains the words "subject to the provisions of this Act," and section 26 seems to me as much a provision as any other section.] Under rule 44 of the General Rules, 1863, "All interlocutory questions and matters, except as to the sufficiency of the security, shall be heard and disposed of before a judge who shall have the same control over the proceedings under The Parliamentary Elections Act, 1868," as a judge at chambers in the ordinary proceedings of the superior courts, and such questions and matters shall be heard and disposed of by one of the judges upon the rota, if practicable, and if not, then by any judge at chambers." [GROVE, J.-If a judge has no power without rule 44, that rule does not enlarge any jurisdiction.] Moulton, contrà, was not heard. LORD COLERIDGE, C.J.-I am of opinion that the order of my brother Lindley was right, and must be supported. The question which we have to decide turns upon two or three sections of the Act of 1868, and upon rale 44. By section 2, the court is to have the same powers and jurisdiction with reference to an election petition as it left out the words "subject to the provisions of the Act, would have if it were an ordinary cause. I have purposely because, if they were not there, there can be no doubt bat that the cases cited might apply, for in those cases all men. judges on the rota to make rules of court, and I think that tion of section 26 is omitted. Section 25 gives power to the these rules, when made, have the force of law. Now, by section 26 of the Act, "Until rules of court have been made in pursuance of this Act, and so far as such rules do not extend, the principle, practice, and rules on which Committees of the House of Commons have heretofore acted in dealing with election petitions, shall be observed, so far * Reported by W. BLEW, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. as may be, by the court and judge in the case of election petitions under this Act;" and by section 29, on the trial of an election petition the judge is to have the same power as a judge of assize and nisi prius; and without drawing up an exhaustive catalogue that simply means that he may order evidence to be taken on commission, insist on the laws of evidence being carried out, and matters of that kind. It is said that, under section 2, a judge who, so far as I can see in this Act, is not given all the powers that are given to the court, can have the same powers, jurisdiction, &c.-one of the powers contended for being the administering of interrogatories. There is no section giving a judge full power to do all that the 2nd section allows the Common Pleas Division to do. Then the 26th section goes on to enact as I have stated above. Administering interrogatories to a member of Parliament is a practice unknown in times of election committees and was never contemplated by the framers of this section, and I for one must decline to clothe a judge with power which does not belong to him. As regards myself I would go further-for, remembering, as I do, how committees were conducted, I would say that it would be inconsistent to administer interrogatories to a sitting member. If the information sought be really important, the facts can be got at in another way. The member may be put into the witness-box and asked questions, and if he declined to answer them the court could draw their own conclusion. I am certainly of opinion that the interrogatories must not be administered in this court. The appeal must be dismissed with costs. GROVE, J., concurred. Appeal dismissed with costs. Solicitors for petitioners, Ellis, Munday, & Co. The Tewkesbury Election Petition. In this case, both parties having consented, A. L. Smith applied that the petition might be tried at Gloucester instead of Tewkesbury. The applicatian was based upon an affidavit by the Mayor of Tewksbury, setting out (inter alia) that there is insufficient accommodation at Tewkesbury. Lush, J., had granted the application as prayed for at chambers, but following an intimation recently made in this court, that the jurisdiction to make such an order vested in the Court of Common Pleas, and not in an election judge, he now asked the court to affirm the order. Lord COLERIDGE, C.J.-I am unwilling to differ from what was doubtless the exercise of a sound discretion by Lush, J., but I wish it to be understood that, so long as I am a member of this court, Ishall require something stronger under special circumstances than merely bearable inconvenience before I would sanction a departure from the clear object of the Act that these petitions should be tried in the place itself. HOUSE OF COMMONS. JUNE 3.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. Employers' Liability, Salmon Fishery Laws Amendment, Bankruptcy Act Amendment. BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-South London Tramways (Extensions), Worcester and Aberystwith Junction Railway. JUNE 4.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. Leases, Partnerships (No. 2). BILL IN COMMITTEE. Employers' Liability (passed through Committee pro forma). BILL READ A FIRST TIME. Bill to Consolidate the Law relating to the Manufacture and Sale of Spirits (Lord F. Cavendish). JUNE 7.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Banbury and Cheltenham District Railway, Bristol Port and Channel Dock, Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, Metropolitan Railway, Trinity Hospital, Greenwich. BILL READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Liverpool Corporation (New Title). BILL READ A FIRST TIME. Bill to Amend the Laws relating to the Protection of Wild Birds (Mr. Dillwyn). JUNE 8.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS -Doncaster Corporation Water, Milford Docks, Drainage and Improvement of Lands (No. 2), Local Government (Fleetwood, &c.), Local Government (Poor Law). Bankruptcy. JUNE 9.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.--Metropolitan District Railway. Bills of Sale Act (1878) Amendment, Married Women's Property Acts Consolidation. BILL READ A FIRST TIME. Bill to Extend the Union Assessment Committee Acts to single Parishes under separate Boards of Guardians (Mr. Hibbert). Creditors' Claims. CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY. BOWRA, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Hazelhurst, East Moulsey, Surrey, [Gazette, May 24.] GARRATT, JOHN WATKINS, Sutton-under-Brailes, Warwick. June 11. Prance v Garrett, V.C. Hall. Aplin, Danbury IRELAND, RICHARD, Wem, Salop, Wine Merchant. June 30. V.C. Malins. Lucas, Wem PERKINS, GEORGE, Park st, Southwark, Brewer. June 25. Perkins v Perkins, M. R. Marson, Southwark Bridge rd [Gazette, May 28.] COOKE, HENRIETTA FRANCES BRUNSDON, Putney. July 5. Flack JONES, RICHARD, Gloucester villas, Ashford, Gent. June 30. Jones v Jones, V.C. Hall. Stileman and Neate, Southampton st, Bloomsbury sq Moss, SARAH, York. June 30. Morritt v Cowling, V.C. Malins. Richardson, York PHILPOTTS, JOHN, Skenfrith, Monmouth, Miller. July 1. Stokes. v Philpotts, V.C. Bacon. Williams, Monmouth [Gazette, June 1.] GOODE, JOHN BURBURY, Leamington, Hastings, Warwick, Farmer. June 30. Welchman, Southam, Warwickshire HAYES, Rev. CHARLES, Torquay, Devon. July 20. Beal, Sessions House, Clerkenwell HEWES, MARY ANN, Seven Sisters' rd. July 1. Hanbury and Co, New Broad st HILL, PETER, Walmersley cum Shuttleworth, Lancaster, Innkeeper. June 23. Grundy and Co, Bury HOLT, WILLIAM, Wakefield, York, Gent. June 25. Barratt and Senior, Wakefield HUDSON, JAMES, Great Parndon, Essex, Gent. June 30. Rumney, Walbrook JENKINS, MARGARET, Glyncorrwg, Glamorgan. July 1. Lewis, Bridgend JENKINS, WILLIAM, Cranley pl, South Kensington, Barrister at Law. June 1. Beachcroft and Thompson, Theobald's rd, Bedford row JOHNSON, WILBERT GEORGE, Bootham, York, Gent. June 30. White, Great Driffield KING, JOHN, Bancroft rd, Mile End Old Town. July 1. King and Peto, Abchurch lane Mr. Cobby Jackson Clowes Mr. Justice Mr. Pemberton Pemberton MEACHEN, WILLIAM, East Bradenham, Norfolk, Farmer. Aug. 10. Cooper and Norgate, East Dereham MURRAY, WILLIAM, Wavertree, Lancaster, Gent. July 1. Goffey and North, Liverpool POWELL, ALVARA, Leeds, Gent. Aug. 1. ROWE, ROBERT, Pomphlett, nr Plymouth. Emsley, Leeds June 12. Bulteel and STEPHENS, ANN, Burghfield, Berks. June 21. STOPFORD, LAURA, Portman sq. June 21. sq, Lincoln's inn June 12. Bulteel and TAYLOR, WILLIAM, New Bond st, Esq. July 1. Newgate st VOLCKMAN, CHARLES, Stratford, Essex, Gent. Lime st Dryland, Reading Hunters and Co, New Pyke and Minchin, July 14. Swepstone, WARD, WILLIAM, York, Boot Manufacturer. June 1. Dyson, York WARING, EDMUND, Rochdale, Lancaster Wool Dealer. July 1. Roberts, Rochdale WEDGWOOD, CHARLES JABEZ, Flint Grinder, Burslem. June 17. Hollinshead, Tunstall WISE, FREDERICK, Basingstoke, Southampton, Captain R.N. June AVENT, WALTER JAMES GEST, Modbury, Devon, Gent. July 30 BODLE, EDWARD, Whitechapel High-street, Provision Merchant. July 31. Mee, Great Winchester st BOWER, WILLIAM, Whatton-in-the-Vale, Nottingham, Farmer. July 24. Thorpe and Thorpe, Nottingham BOWES, JOHN, Carlisle, Joiner. July 16. Errington, Carlisle BRADLEY, THOMAS, Moray-road, Tollington-park, Gent. July 12. Wheatley and Son, New inn, Strand BROWN, JONATHAN, Sotram, Cambridge, Farmer. July 31. Eadens and Knowles, Cambridge BUCKLEY, ABEL, Northenden, Chester, Gent. July 1. Wood and Co, Manchester BURGOYNE, MARIA, St Mary sq, Paddington Green. July 1. Thomson and Ward, Bedford-row CLIFTON, Rev. GEORGE HILL, Ripple Rectory, Worcester, Clerk. June 24. Hooper and Hooper, Worcester DAVIES, DAVID, Kerry, Montgomery, Gent. July 1. Howell and Co, Welshpool HALES, MARGARET, Shrewsbury. July 19. Bradley, Birmingham HANBURY, LOUISA, Hunstanton, St Edmunds, Norfolk. June 22. Deacon and Wilkins, Peterborough HARRISON, GEORGE DAY, Wimbledon, Surrey, Esq. July 31. Swinburne and Mills, Bedford-row HART, JOHN, Penge, Surrey, Esq. June 15. Hardisty and Rhodes, Gt Marlborough st HAWORTH, THERESA, Rowlston Hall, York. July 1. Frankish and Co, Hull HIRSCH, MARY ANN, Edgware rd. June 24. Hicks, Grove road, Victoria-park LEDGER, RICHARD, Ashford-in-the-Water, Derby, Brewery Agent. July 31. Coulson, Worksop MARSH, FREDERICK, sen, Faversham, Kent, Gent. July 12. Wheatly and Son, New-inn, Strand MATTHEWS, JAMES, Malpas rd, Deptford, Surveyor. June 24. MOCATTA, ABRAHAM, Gloucester pl, Portman sq, Esq. July 1. Lousada and Emanuel, Austin Friars MORGAN, FREDERICK, Henfield, Sussex, Gent. June 24. Flowers, Steyning NEW, DAVID JOHN, Cotham, Bristol, Ship and General Smith. June 30. Fussell and Co, Bristol OFFORD, JOHN, Canewdon, Essex, Farmer. July 9. Arthy, Rochford RIDDLE, ISAAC, Bristol, Esq. July 31. Harwood, Bristol RIDER, JOHN, Plymouth, Gent. Aug 3. Elworthy and Co, Ply mouth SAWYER, HENRY, Bootle, Lancaster, Licensed Victualler. July 1. SHAW, THOMAS GEORGE, East Dulwich, Surrey, Wine Merchant. SUMMER ASSIZES. The following commission days have been fixed :— MIDLAND CIRCUIT. -(Pollock, B., and Huddleston, B.)— Aylesbury, Tuesday, July 6; Bedford, Thursday, July 8; Northampton, Monday, July 12; Leicester, Thursday, July 15; Oakham, Monday, July 19; Lincoln, Tuesday, July 20; Nottingham, Saturday, July 24; Derby, Thursday, July 29 ; Warwick, Monday, August 2. NORTH-EASTERN CIRCUIT.-(Stephen, J., and Bowen, J.) -Newcastle, Tuesday, July 6; Durham, Tuesday, July 13; York, Tuesday, July 20; Leeds, Monday, July 26. WESTERN CIRCUIT.-(Lord Coleridge, C.J., and Grove, J.) -Winchester, Wednesday, June 30; Salisbury, Thursday, July 8; Dorchester, Monday, July 12; Exeter, Thursday, July 15; Bodmin, Wednesday, July 21; Wells, Saturday, July 24; Bristol, Friday, July 30. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. LIST OF ACTIONS FOR TRIAL. CP 77 English trustee &c (R Davies) v Allen (G and W Webb) com ᏚᎫ QB 78 Cullwick (N Gedye) v Palmer and anr (F W Denny) stayed QB 81 The Nitro-Phosphate and Odams Chemical Manure Co, limd (Kingsford and Co) v Roberts (Williamson, H and Co) stayed SJ QB 82 Richardson (Bird, M and R) v Oldham and Canning CP 87 Gagel (H Montagu) v Rothenheim (Lumley and L) com Ex 89 Josolyne, trustee of Crawcour (Dixon, Ward and Co) v Ry. don (W H Bennett) SJ QB 90 Wadsworth (TD Dutton) v Bonham and Wife (Clutton and Ex 91 Iles (Taylor and Hales) v Brook and Co (JB Lay) Ex 93 Clarke (Taylor, H and T) v Smith (Brandon and Co) postponed QB 94 The Cowes and Newport Ry Co (Lambert, P and S) v Mew and ors (Stocken and J) without jury Ex 95 Holmes and aur (Norris, A and Co) y Bousfield (J Rae) SJ QB 96 Leschallas (Merriman, P and M) v Shreeve and ors (A E Tower; WP Moore) postponed SJ QB 97 Mesher (G Thompson) v Cohen (Swann and Co) Ex 99 Ortelli (Miller and M) v Ward (Curtis and B) stayed QB 102 Scott (H T Tiddeman) v Scott (G H Finch) stayed QB 109 Wingfield (W H Hughes) v Scrimgeour (Moller and M) QB 110 Maple and Co (Lumley and L) v Mapleson (J and R Gole) CP 111 Peacock (Woodbridge and Sons) v The Ealing Local Board (S Pilley, junr) pt hd without jury QB 112 Brewis (C O Humphreys and Son) v Stacpoole (S Scott) SJ Ex 116 Sievers (W G Whitmarsh) v Davidson (T W Nelson) Ex 119 Huband (E D Lewis) v Flight (Lewis and Sons) postponed SJ Ex 121 Roper (Ingle, C and H) v South-Eastern Ry Co (W R Stevens) SJ CP 122 Dudley (Hicks and A) v Galt (W H Hudson) Ex 123 Newton and Son (J M Chamberlain) v Borkwood and anr (J Scaife) postponed CP 124 Barwick (J'D Botterell) v Pirie and Co (Parker and Co) com Ex 127 Hine-Haycock and anr (H Haycock and B) v Hoare and Ex 128 Kersey (Sandom, K and C) v King (Brook and C) CP 130 Kinnaird and ors (Burrows and B) v Pulbrook and ors (H CP 131 Sidey (J Geaussent) v Leggett and anr (Lucas and Coe) Ex 135 Moore Bros (J M Green) v Lezard (A Leslie) Ex 136 Loibl ( TAG Powell) v Mapleson (J and R Gole) Ex 141 Denny (S J Debenham) v Prentice and anr (Bullen and Co; Ex 142 Jenkins (Remnant, P and G) v De la Pryme (W R Dent) SJ QB 143 Balgooley Distillery Co, limd (F Heritage and Co) ▼ Wallace (F M Harvey) SJ Ex 144 Jordan (H H Ede) v Kelsey (Gush and P) CP 145 Jordan (Same) v Governor and Co of the New River (Thompson and D) CP 146 De Angioli (Turner and Son) v Bowman and anr (Prior, B C and A) CP 147 Bolitho and Sons (R W Childs and B) v Grepe, Dawe trustee of (Surr, G and B) QB 148 Callow (J A Macarthur) v Oetzman and ors (Dod and L) CP 149 Watson (T R Watson) v Phillips, executrix, and ors (J C Cox; Wontner and Sons) CP 150 Benjamin (M S Rubenstein) v Brittlebank (Satchell and C) Ex 151 Killingsworth (Plunkett and L) v Brooks, junr, and anr (Miller and W) SJ CP 152 Edwards (Smith, D and Co) v Morris (C E Abbott) Ex 151 Merricks (Kennedy, H and K) v Nash (R K Bartlett) Ex 159 Van Tenac (Sandom, K and K) v Sheppard (Podmore and CP 160 Kave (J C Stogdon) v London and Westminster Bank (Travers, S and Co) QB 161 L and S-Western Bank, limd (Vallance and V) v Coshall (Poole) CP 162 Horner (S Betteley and Co) v Oyler and anr (Turner and Ex 163 Abbott and Co (L Barnett) v Ross (J C Scard) SJ QB 166 Browning and ors (Layton, Son and L) v Norman (J H Ex 167 Cook (A J Murray) v Hudson (W H Hudson) Ex 168 Evens (E B Tattershall) v Boyce and Co (Emanuel and Co) CP 170 Steel and anr (Prior, B C and A) v Sinclair (W R Philp) QB 172 Crozier (R Chapman) v Bray (G Blagden) QB 174 Shearburn (Rooks and Co) v Stevens and anr (Beaumont and W; Watson, Sons and R) SJ QB 175 Grove (J H Lamb) v Whiffen (H J and T Child) CP 178 Waddup (G W Lay) v Wright (W J Hobbes) Ex 179 Kino (Terrell and H) v Pilbrow (Woodfin and W) Ex 180 Allpress (A West) v Hills (W Shearman) Ex 181 Hunt (R L Ratcliff) v Hanson (Vallance and V) SJ Wright and P) CP 183 Flower and ors (L T Whitbourne) v Hutton (Lewis and L) Ex 186 Stephens and ors (Langdale and T) v Baker and anr (J D CP 187 Styles (H A Edgar) v Cockburn (Faithful and O) SJ QB 190 Jack (Clear and R) v The Agra Bank and anr (Ashurst, M and C) SJ CP 191 Thornton and Co (Wlison, B and C) v Berry and Co, limd (G Lucas) comm SJ CP 192 Lord Beaumont (Campbell, R and H) v Barber (D E Chandler) QB 193 Myers (G S and H Brandon) v Hall (H Fox) QB 19 Marsh (Lewis and L) v Blakemore and Co (H Tyrell) Ex 197 Johnstone (Paterson, S and B) v Southee (Prior, C B and Ex 198 Johnson and anr (B Davis) v Ashby and Co (S D Ashby) jury QB 205 Jacob and anr (H H Myer) v Day (N White) CP 206 Griffin (J CE Weigall) v Hall (Lyne and H) SJ QB 207 Commissioners of Admiralty (Hare and Fell) v Temperley and ors (Hollams, Son and C) Ex 208 Heath (Truefitt and G) v Lloyd (T Johnson) CP 200 Johnson and ors (W Hicks) v Gas Light and Coke Co (Bedford and W) SJ QB 210 Eason (D Wide) v Roberts and anr (F C Greenfield) SJ CP 212 Wilshin (W Medcalf) v Todd (G Badham) Q B 214 O'Sullivan (E A Swan) v Sheldon (A T Burr) Ex 215 Moore (Truefitt and G) v Buckler (Lawrence, P and B) QB 216 Horne (S S Seal) v Angerstein and anr (Tidy and T) Ex 217 Lord Fitzhardinge (Horn and M) v Fish (Stileman and N) SJ QB 218 Whitehead (Heritage and Co) v Hudson (Tilley and S) QB 221 Waller and ors (Hopgood, F and D) v Kelk, Bart (Fladgate, S and F) CP 222 McAllister (Hewitt and A) v Bishop of Rochester and ors (Sandilands, H and Co) without jury QB 223 Williams (Cookson, W and P) v Good (Tucker, B and Co) QB 227 Garner (Prockter and A) v Williams and ors (Layton, Son and L) CP 228 Bodeker (H W Mackreth) v The Cotton Powder Co (Tilleard, G and Co) Ex 229 Bone (C O Newman) v Walker (C E Goldring) CP 230 Johnson, Hannah and ors (W Hicks) v The Gas Light and CP 231 Walker (Field, R and Co) v Palmer (H B Dunn) and P) CP 234 Davis and Co (R Davies) v Blackburn (T W Baldwin) Ex 236 Rice (W Brewer) v Calver and anr (Stones and Co; Robin son and Co) Ex 237 Seal (Blake and Snow) v Wenham (H W Christmas) CP 212 Flower and ors (Flower and N) v Palinar and anr (Hubbard, Son and R) QB 243 Thomson (Brighten, P and N) v Heathcote (Talbot and T) SJ QB 244 Metropolitan Railway Co (Burchells) v Coulson (G H Hall) without jury QB 215 Hill (J M Weightman) v Beyfus and ors (Beyfus and B) B 216 Corcoran, Witt and Co (Cattarns, J and H) v Phippen and anr (Simpson and C) by judge and assessor QB 247 Gt Britain Mutual Life Assurance Society (Prideaux and Son) v Lamb (Peacock and G) SJ Ex 248 Bird and anr (Hine-Haycock and B) v Hemery (W F Stokes) SJ QB 249 Catford (Carr, B D and M) v The London Street Tramways Co (Ashurst, M and Co) SJ CP 250 The London and South-Western Rail Co (M H Hall) v Watts (J Emanuel and Co) Ex 251 Allen (G Reader) v Sheather (Dod and L) Ex 252 Brook (Berry and B) v London Tramway Co (HC Godfray) SJ Chy 253 Ormond (R Wood) v Tuckey (J Terry) SJ Ex 254 Webb (Miller and W) v Salisbury (C W Taylor) QB 255 Turquand and ors (H Kimber and Co) v Fearon (Herbert and K) Ex 256 White (G Reader) v Larkin (Cattarns, J and H) QB 257 Kempton Park Racecourse Co (Ford, L and B) v Browning and anr (S Price) QB 258 Goldschmidt and anr (J R Macarthur) v Scheurer (J B QB 259 Llewellyn (Nash and F) v Lewis (Micklethwaite and Co) CP 265 Taylor (Patey and W) v Cookson and anr (Allen and G) |