Eglese, Joseph, and Charles Edward Eglese, Bishopsgate st Within McCarthy, Patrick, Hebburn Quay, Durham, Grocer. June 18 Jewellers. June 22 at 2 at offices of Browne and Co, Queen st, at ll at offices of Keenlyside and Co, St John's chambers, Grainger Cheapside st West, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Emery, Horace, Heath Town, near Wolverhampton, Baker. June McLean, Charlotte, Maida hill West. June 22 at 2 at offices of Ben. 17 at 11 at offices of Smith, Litch Gates, Queen square, Wolver nett, Furnival's inn hampton Newham, William Henry, Leicester, Coal Merchant. June 17 at 12 at Emery, Peter John, Brighton, Wine Merchant. June 15 at 3 at offices of Shires, Market st, Leicester offices of Nye, North st, Brighton Page, Frederick, Finsbury pavement, Lamp and Stove Dealer. Fairbrother, James, Accrington, Lancaster, Bread Baker. June 21 June 18 at 12 at offices of Poncione, jun, Raymond buildings, at 3 at Commercial Inn, Blackburn rd, Accrington. Whalley, AC Gray's inn crington Palin, John Henry, Liverpool, Butcher. June 17 at 12 at offices of Fenwick, John, Lynton rd, Bermondsey, Coach Builder. June 12 at Culshaw, Lord st, Liverpool 2 at offices of Neary, Gomm rd, Southwark Park. Bilton, Ren Palmer, Arthur, Bridgend, Glamorgan, Greengrocer. June 21 at 3 frew rd, Kennington at the Queen's Hotel, St Mary st, Cardiff. Stockwood, jon, Feurer, John, Stonycroft, Lancaster, Merchant's Clerk. June 18 at Bridgend 3 at offices of Simpson and North, Rumford st, Liverpool Payne, Jane, Birmingham, Butcher. June 17 at 10.15 at offices of Firth, Edward, and Albert Firth, York, Grocers. East, Temple st, Birmingham June 18 at 3 at Creditors' Association, Parkinson's chambers, Market st, Bradford Pilgrim, George, Holloway rd, Holloway, Draper. June 15 at 3 st offices of Ogle, King's Cross rd, Gray's inn rd Foster, William, Brown st, Bryanston sq. June 16 at 12 at offices Plant, William Cart, and John Edward Allison, Doncaster, York, of Sampson, Marylebone rd Tailors. June 17 at 11 at offices of Shirley and Co, St George gate, Frantzmann, Henry, West Kensington rd, Fulham, Baker. June 14 Doncaster at 2 at offices of Cayley, Jermyn st, St. James's Pool, John Radcliff, Worcester, Clerk. June 17 at 3 at offices of Gough, John, Clun, out of employment. June 19 at 10.30 at Craven Griffiths and Millington, The Foregnte, Worcester Arms Hotel, Craven Arms, Salop. Wallis, Hereford Purves, Andrew, Gateshead, Durham, Grocer. June 11 at 3 Green, Robert Ellis, Burbage, Buxton, Derby, out of business. June offices of Chartres and Co, Grainger st West, Newcastle-upon15 at 3 at offices of Leigh, Brown st, Manchester Tyne Griffiths, John, Bristol, Lime Burner. June 17 at 12 at offices of Randall, Alfred Thomas, Patshull rd, Kentish Town, of no occurTriggs, Broad st tion. June 16 at 1 at offices of Willoughby and Winch, Lancaster Gunnell, David, Elsworth, Cambridge, Farmer. June 17 at 11.30 at pl, Strand Unicorn Hotel, St Ives. Watts, St Ives Richardson, Benjamin, Leeds, Tobacconist. June 15 at 3 at offiors Hardy, John, Liverpool, Hosier, June 16 at 3 at offices of Quinn, of Billington, Bond pl, Leeds South John st, Liverpool Rippen, James, Carlisle st, Lisson grove, Chandler. June 15 at 12 € Harris, Henry John, Nottingbam, Lace Manufacturer. June 22 at offices of Pain, Marylebone rd 12 at 17, Pelham st, Nottingham. Brittle, Nottingham Robertson, Charles, Everton, Liverpool, Joiner. June 17 at 2 at Harris, Thomas, Kingston-on-Thames, Coal Merchant. June 15 at offices of Spencer, Orange ct, Castle st, Liverpool. Lockett 11 at offices of Sherrard, Lincoln's inn fields Rourke, George, Gresham st, Trimming Warehouseman, June 28 A 1 at Guildhall Coffee house, Gresham st. Letts Brothers, BaruHarrison, Cornelius, Whitwich, Leicester, Grocer. June 17 at 12 at the Queen's Head Hotel, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Fisher and Co lett's buildings, Holborn circus Haskard, Thomas, O'Stathern, Leicester, Boot and Shoe Manufac Ryder, William, Kingswinford, Stafford, Glass Engraver. June 17 turer. June 22 at 3 at offices of Elborne, Brougham chambers, at 11 at offices of Homfray and Holberton, High st, Brierley hill Wheeler gate, Nottingham Shacleford, Walter, Forest, Fancy Warehouseinan. June 14 at 10 at offices of Johnson, Fenchurch st Hatton, William, sen, Bristol, Pastry Cook. June 11 at 2 at offices of Fussell and Co, Liverpool chambers, Corn st, Bristol Singleton, Henry, Birkenhead, Grocer. June 16 at 3 at offices of Heaton, George, Derby, Stonemason. June 22 at 3 at offices of Thompson, Hamilton st, Birkenhead Hextall, Full st, Derby Smith, Courtenay Clarke, Liverpool rd, out of business. June 16 at Herbert, George Thompson, Leeds, Grocer. June 17 at 2 at offices 12 at offices of Swaine, King st, Cheapside of Weston, Park row, Leeds Smith, John Samuel, Hereford, Grocer. June 17 at 11 at Groca Hodgson, John Embleton, Liverpool, Ironmonger. June 21 at 3 at Dragon Hotel, Heref rd. James and Bodenham offices of Blackhurst and Fretson, Dale st, Liverpool Smith, Joseph, Cricklade, Wilts, Grocer. June 12 at 10 at offices of Holgate, William, Grindleton, York, Cattle Dealer: June 21 at 10.30 Jackson, Albion buildings, New Swindon 10.30 at the old Bull Hotel, Church st, Blackburn. Eastbam, Sneyd, Thomas, Walsall, Stafford, Chemist, June 15 at 3 at offices Clitheroe of Cotterell, Bridge st, Walsall Howard, Frederick, Everton, Liverpool, Journeyman Butcher. June Spalding, William Richard, Loyton, Essex, Chemist. June 16 at 4 21 at 11 at offices of Nicholas, Corn st, Bristol at Bakers' Arms Tavern, Lea Bridge rd, Leyton. Vernede, New Broad st Howlett, Joseph, Wolverhampton, Milliner. June 15 at 12 ay offices of Gatis, King st, Wolverhampton Stokes, Frederick, Walsall, Stafford, Buckle Maker. June 15 st 320 Hughes, David, Wolverhampton, Carter. June 16 at 11 at offices of Stork Hotel, Walsall. East, Birmingham Stratton, Queen st, Wolverhampton Storey, James, and William French Storey, Manchester, Manu; facturers of Mantles. June 18 at 4.30 at offices of Addlesbaw and Ingleton, Edward, Sheerness, Kent, Steam Plough Proprietor. June Warburton, Norfolk st, Manchester 23 at 11 at the Bull Hotel, High st, Sittingbourne. Gibson, Sit Sykes, Gill, Hopton, York, Book-keeper, June 18 at 3 at offices of tingbourne Booth, John William st, Huddersfield Ireland, William, Lancaster, Mercer. June 23 at 3 at the Feathers Thomas, George, Chester, Auctioneer. June 16 at 11 at offices of Hotel, Lancaster. Fearonside an: Son, Burton Nicholson, Grosvenor chambers, Newgate st Jackson, Robert Butterworth, and Theophilus Jackson, Middleton, Trask, John, Northington, Hants, Yeoman. June 17 at 1 at Royal Lancaster, Silk Manufacturers. June 15 at 3 at offices of Hankin. Hotel, Winchester. Watts, Yeovil son, Queen's chambers, John Dalton st, Manchester Tutin, Thomas, Nottingham, Builder. June 22 at 11 at the Assembly James, John, Wilton Park, Durham, Grocer. June 21 at 12 at offices rooms, Low pavement, Nottingham. Dowson and Wright, Nike of Trotter and Co, North Bondgate, Bishop Auckland. Bruce, tingham Bishop Auckland Vernon, Henry, jun, Alnwick, Northumberland, Watchmaker. Jube Johnson, George, Canterbury, Brewery Manager. June 29 at 2 at 10 at 11 at the Incorporated Law Society, Royal arcade, Newcastle the Guildhall Tavern. Wightwick and Co, Canterbury upon Tyne Jowett, Frank, Thornton, York, Draper. June 17 at 3 at the Credi. Walker, Francis, Ravenstone, Derby, out of business. June 15 at 12 tors' Association, 7, Parkinson's chambers, Market st, Bradford at the Queen's Head Hotel, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Fisher and cl, Ker, John, Ardwick, Manchester, Draper. June 17 at 3 at offices of Ashby-de-la-Zouch Nuttall and Son, John Dalton st, Manchester Ward, James, Defford, Worcester, Fruit Dealer. June 15 at 4 at King, Edmund, Leicester, Grocer. June 15 at 2 at offices of Fel offices of Pace, Pershore stead, Granby st, Leicester Watkinson, Henry, Heath Charnock, Lancaster, Builder. June 18 at Kirk, George, St George's rd, Camberwell, Builder. June 24 at 2 at 3 at offices of Dowling and Urry, Wood et, Bolton the Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Barber, Old Jewry, Cheapside Webb, Uriah, Tower hill, Licensed Victualler. June 22 at 11 at offices Kitson, William, and Charles Herbert Hesseltine, Bradford, York, of Briant, Winchester house, Old Broad st Timber Merchants. June 16 at 1 at offices of Watson and Dickons, Wilkinson, Frank, Huddersfield, Grocer. June 15 at 3 at offices of Cheapside, Bradford. Beverley, Bradford Ainley and Hall, New st, Huddersfield Lee, James Ward, Bournemouth, Hants, Lodging house Keeper. Williams, Moses, Bryn Gwynedd, Colwyn Bay, Denbigh, Clerk of Works. June 19 at 12 at the Imperial Hotel, Colwyn Bay. Davies, June 23 at 3 at offices of Lacey and Son, Avenue rd, Bournemouth Leigh, Thomas, Timperley, Cheshire, Farmer. Holywell June 21 at 3 at Wilson, Joseph, Mold, Flint, Innkeeper. June 25 at 2 at offices of offices of Simpson, Kennedy st, Manchester Lilley, John Henry, Studley, Warwick, Coal Merchant. Walker and Smith, Abbey gateway, Northgate st, Chester June 21 at 2 at the Great Western Hotel, Snow hill, Birmingham. Sander Woods, William, Liverpool, Stationer. June 16 at 3 at offices of Yates and Co, Water st, Liverpool son, Warwick Lineham, James, Leicester, Contractor. Woodward, Henry, Woolston, Southampton, Dairyman. Jane ll at June 21 at 3 at the 3 at offices of Shutte, Portland st, Southampton Wellington Hotel, Granby st, Leicester. Christmas, Walbrook Wordsworth, John, Hoyland Nether,:Vork, Boiler Maker. June 23 Lovett, William, Elgin crescent, Bayswater, Captain in the Shropshire Militia, at 4 at offices of Rideal, Chronicle chambers, Barnsley June 21 at 2 at offices of Pyke and Minchin, New Young, Alexander John, Glanton Pyke, Northumberland, Farmer. gate st Juno' 16 at 11 at offices of Forster and Paynter, Fenkle s, Alm Margetts, William, and Edward Tallis, Warwick, Builders. June 18 wick at 12 at offices of Kirby, Priory row, Coventry TUESDAY, June 8, 1850. Martin, Mark lane, Merchants. June 22 at 2 at offices of of Parnell, Fenchurch st at the George Hotel, Axminster. Tweed Matthews, Annie Sophia, South Molton st, Oxford st, Dress Barringer, Thomas Stevens Wright. Margate, Kent, Tobacconist maker. June 18 at 2 at offices of Mirams, New inn, Strand June 17 at 12.30 at offices Greenhill, Staple inn, Holbora Matthews, Thomas, Swansea, Butcher. June 11 at 11 at offices of Barrington, Joseph, Birmingham, Corn Dealer. Thomas, Fisher st, Swansea offices of East, Temple st, Birmingham Mnude, John, Birmingham, Coal Dealer. June 18 at 3 at offices of Bass, George, Canterbury, Grocer. June 26 at 12 at offices of Co Jaques, Temple row, Birmingham lard, Castle st, Canterbury June 21 at 2 at offices June 18 at 10.30 at Bater, James, and James Stevens Bater, South Molton, Devon, Boot Manufacturers. June 21 at 2 at the Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Barker, Union court, Old Broad st Bayliss, Thomas, Oxford, Stationer. June 21 at 12 at offices of Bickerton, St Michael's chambers, Ship st, Oxford Beddows, John, Birmingham, Poultry Dealer. June 16 at 11 at offices of Wilson, Temple row, Birmingham Bell, Frederick John, Scarborough, out of business. June 16 at 3 at offices of Crowther, Huntriss row, Scarborough Bell, Robert, and George Bell, South Shields, Brewers. June 21 at 11 at the Law Society, Royal arcade, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Dun can and Duncan, South Shields Bell, Sam, Brimington, Derby, Labourer. June 22 at 12 at offices of Cowderl, High st, Chesterfield Billings, John, Hinckley, Leicester, Builder. June 21 at 11 at the George Hotel, Hinckley. Bland, Hinckley Boby, George Scott, Walsham-le-Willows, Suffolk, Farmer. July 1 at 11 at the White Horse Hotel, Stowmarket. Gudgeon Bordessa, William James, Liverpool, Assistant Sheriff's Officer. June 23 at 11 at offices of Carruthers, Lord st, Liverpool Boyce, James Edward, Charles Louis Boyce, and William James Gell, Birmingham, Brassfounders. June 29 at 2 at the Queen's Hotel, Stephenson place, Birmingham. Ryland and Co, Birming ham Burton, William, Nottingham, Lace Frilling Manufacturer. June 21 at 11 at offices of Belk, Middle pavement, Nottingham Carr, Charles McDowell, Pontefract, York, out of business. June 19 at 12 at offices of Richards, Market place, Pontefract Chesswass, Thomas William, Kingston-on-Thames, Ironmonger. June 24 at 3 at offices of Alsop and Co, Great Mariborough st Clough, Thomas Dunn, Rochdale, Lancaster, Provision Dealer. June 22 at 2.30 at offices of Brierley, Butts avenue, Rochdale Cohen, Samuel, Hackney rd, Boot Manufacturer. June 18 at 3 at offices of Harcourt, Moorgate st Collins, George Charles, Aston Manor, near Birmingham, General Dealer. June 21 at 3 at offices of Buller and Bickley, Bennett's hill, Birmingham Crisp, Mary, Letheringham, Suffolk, Farmer. June 23 at 3 at offices of Wood, Woodbridge Curting, George, Stanton, Suffolk, Farmer. June 21 at 12 at the Guildhall, Bury St Edmunds. Gross Davies, John, Bishop's Castle, Salop, Farmer. June 29 at 1 at the Castle Hotel, Bishop's Castle. Newill, Bishop's Castle Davis, George Ellerd, Waltham New Town, Hertford, Butcher's Manager. June 23 at 11 at offices of Ewen and Roberts, Park st, West Luton Dimond, James, Pitminster, Somerset, Farmer. June 21 at 11 as offices of Reed and Cook, Paul st, Tannton Dodson, William, Sheffield, Beerhouse keeper. June 21 at 4.30 at offices of Fairburn, Bank st, Sheffield Duke, Thomas, Kingston-upon-Hull, Butcher. June 18 at 3 at offices of Summers, Manor st, Kingston-upon-Hull Elliott, Frederick, Paddock villas, Kilburn, Ropemaker. June 21 at 2 at offices of Moore, Mark lane Evans, David Benjamin, Mardy Ferndale, Glamorgan, Grocer. June 19 at 12 at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff. Linton and Kenshole, Aber. dare Freemantle, Sarah, Gosport, Hants, Butcher. June 22 at 4 at offices of King, North st, Portsea Grant, Thomas, Eltham, Kent, Boot Manufacturer. June 23 at 1 at the White Hart Tavern, Greenwich. Biggenden, Finsbury sq. Grey, John. Washington, Durham, Boot Maker. June 21 at 12 at offices of Holmes and Robson, Pilgrim st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hall, Matthew, Bramley, near Leeds, Wholesale Clothier. June 21 at 3 at offices of Turner and Hewson, Park sí. Lees Hawkes and Weekes, Temple st, Birmingham at Clarence Hotel, Bridgwater. Reed and Cook, Bridgwater of Pollard, Lawience st, Ipswich Howell, George Alfred, Stock Exchange, Stock-jobber. July 1 at 3 at offices of Rubinstein, Regent st, Waterloo pl Hulme, George Edwin, Manchester, Hosier. June 23 at 3 at offices of Pratt, King st, Manchester Ineson, George, Batley, York, Eating house keeper. June 21 at 1 at offices of Wooler, Exchange buildings, Batley Jagger, Joseph, Huddersfield, Millhand. June 19 at 2 at offices of Sykes and Son, Market st, Huddersfield Jeandin, Peter, Sheffield, Basket Maker. June 21 at 12 at offices of Mellor, Queen st, Sheffield Johns, Jane, Redruth, Cornwall, Dress Maker. June 22 at 11 at offices of Paigh and Kelly, Redruth Johnson, John, South Shields, Innkeeper. June 18 at 3 at offices of Newlands, King st, South Shields Jones, Richard, Shifnal, Salop, General Dealer. June 23 at 2 at Great Western Hotel, Birmingham. Leake, Shifnal Gee, North John st, Liverpool Moy Evans, Wind st, Swansea 12 at offices of Smith and Stafford, Bedford st, Stroud Lewis, Alfred, New st, Kennington pk rd, Oilman. June 22 at 2 at offices of Crafter, Blackfriars rd Luff, John William, New Kent rd, Furniture Dealer. June 17 at 11 at Wood's Tavern, Portugal st. King, Walbrook June 25 at 11 at offices of Wilkin, Bridge House, Wisbech of Parr, Colmore row, Birmingham at ll at offices of Best, London st, Southport Meadows, Henry, Clay Cross, Derby, Provision Cealer. June 21 at 3 at offices of Stanton, New Square, Chesterfield Meyer, Julius Jacob, King's Cross, Coal Merchant. June 15 at 10 at Ridler's Hotel, Holborn. Hope, Bell yard Minter, Thomas, jun, Boughton-under-Bleau, Kent, Farmer. Juno 22 at 12 at Dolphin Hotel, Faversham. Tassell and Son, Faver sham Mitchelson, Alexander, Park rd, Clapham, Cheesemonger, June 21 at 2 at offices of Weln.an, Wesbourne grove, Bayswater Morrison, Duncan, Liverpool, Sack Merchant. Juno 22 at 3 at offices of Lupton, Sweeting st, Liverpool Mosley, John, New Mill, near Huddersfield, Stone Merchant. June 21 at 3 at offices of Booth, Line End, Holmfirth Nicholson, John, North Shields, Boot Maker. June 21 at 3 at offices of Smith, Camden st, North Shields Oram, Edward Robert, Lincoln st, Bow rd, Traveller. June 18 at 3 at offices of Lane, Gresham st Page, George, New Basford, Nottingham, Baker. June 22 at 12 at offices of Thorpe and Thorpe, Friar lane, Nottingham Page, James, Nottingham, Provision Dealer. June 22 at 11 at offices of Wells and Hind, Fletcher gate, Nottingham Park, Hugh Storey. Manchester, Merchant. June 23 at 3 at offices of Earle and Co, Brown st, Manchester Peako, James, Wellington, Salop, Innkeeper. June 22 at 11.30 at offices of Leake, High st. Shifnal Pearce, George, Westrip, Gloucester, Wheelwright. June 22 at 12 at offices of Smith and Stafford, Bedford st, Stroud Peplow, Edward, Adrian ter, West Brompton, Watchmaker. June 16 at 4 at offices of Marshall, Chancery lane Pestell, John, Chinnor, Oxford, Lace Dealer. June 21 at 2 at the George Hotel, Aylesbury. White, Queen st, Cheapside Credland, Cross st, Manchester offices of Fletcher, Northwich Povey, John, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancaster, Smith. June 23 at 3 at offices of Kershaw, Market pl, Ashton-under-Lyne Pratt, William Arrowsmith, York, Shoeing Smith. June 22 at 11 at offices of York, Low Ousegate, York Price, Henry George, Neptune st, Rotherhithe, Baker. June 29 at 3 at offices of Fowler, Borough High st Raymond, Charles George, Parson's Mead, Croydon, Pianoforte Maker. June 17 at 11 at the Green Dragon Hotel, High st, Croy don, Dennis, ('roydon Rimington, Charles, Derby, Saddler. June 21 at 3 at offices of Flint, Full st, Derby Savage, Thomas, Chipping Campden, Gloucester, Tailor. June 18 at 2 at offices of Barkes, Moreton-in-Marsh Scott, William, Silverstone, Northampton, Shoemaker. June 21 at 3 at offices of Sheppard, Towcester Scragg, John, Rode Heath. Chester, Joiner. June 19 at 10.30 at offices of Hollingshead, Tunstall Shanassy, John, Birkenhead, Chester, Grocer. June 23 at 3 at office of Leeming, Duncan st, Birkenhead. Thompson, Birken head Shreeve, George, and Samuel Wilsher, St Ann's rd, Tottenham June 24 at 3 at 12, Bishopgato st Without. Cridge, Bishopgate st Within Sirey, Amos, Rearling, Berks, Butcher. June 22 at 11 at offices of Creed, the Forbury, Reading Sibson, Thomas, Leicester, Thomas, Timber Merchant. June 25 at 3 at offices of Stone and Co, Welford pl, Leicester Smallbone, George, Rotherwick, Hampshire, out of business. June 21 at 12 at offices of Creed, the Forbury, Reauling Spann, Samuel, Runcorn, Chester, Licensed Victualler. June 21 at 2 at offices of 25. Duke st, Liverpool. Day and Lake, Runcorn Stacey, William, Coventry, Upholsterer. June 22 at 11 at offices of Goate, Priory row, Coventry Stevens, George, and Walter Stevens, Sidlesham, Sussex, Grocers. June 22 at 3.30 at Dolphin Hotel, Chichester. Nye, Brighton Stevens, John, Devonport, Refreshment house Keeper. June 17 at 11 at offices of Square, George st, Plymouth Stevenson, Montague Dickin, Bath, Wine and Spirit Merchant. June 21 at 2 at Grand Pump Room Hotel, Bath. Murley and Co Thomas, George, Chester, Auctioneer. June 16 at 11 at Grosvenor Hotel, Chester, in lieu of the place originally named 3 at offices of Hollier and Williams, Penuel sa, Pontypridd Thornton, John Henry, Huddersfield, Auctioneer. June 23 at 11 at offices of Sykes and Son, Market st, Huddersfield Tack, Thomas Powell, Lowes, Radnor, Farmer. June 23 at 3 at the Crown Hotel, Hay. Cheese, Hay Turner, John Henry, Ewshott, near Farnham, Surrey, Builder. June 16 at 11 at 13, Friar st, Reading. Dodd, Friar st, Reading Uwins, Alfred, Battle, Susses, Draper. June 18 at 11 at the Guild. hall Coffee-house, Guildhall. Sheppard, Battle Viney, Robert, High st, Peckham, Grocer. June 23 at 3 at offices of Woollacott, Old Broad st Ward, Jabez the younger, High Bentham, York, Draper. June 22 at 1 at the Royal Oak Hotel, High st, Bentham. Thoinpson, High Bentham late a Colonel in 106th Regiment. June 23 at 3 at the Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Lamb and Evett, Brighton Warschawski, Saul, Thrapstone, Northampton, Clothier. June 19 at 1 at the Inns of Court Hotel, Holborn. "Gaches, Peterborough Waters, Charles William, Southampton, Solicitor. June 22 at 2 at offices of Adams and Co, Jewry st, Winchester Webster, Isaacs Rains, Seymour st, Euston sq, Grocer, June 21 at 3 at the Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Windy bank, Finsbury. pavement Wells, Jonah, Kingston-on-Thames, Tailor. June 25 at 3 at offices of Alsop and Co, Great Marlborough st Wharton, Edwari George, Northallerton, York, Cabinet, Maker. June 18 at 3 at offices of Waistell, Northallerton Whild, William, Birmingham, Brewers Assistant. June 21 at 12 at offices of Hodgson and Haigh, Waterloo st, Birmingham White, Joseph, Wolverhampton, Horse Dealer. June 19 at 11 at offices of Rhodes, Queen st, Wolverhampton Wilcox, Isaac Francis, Hart st, Wood st, Licensed Victualler. July 1 at 3 at offices of Harcourt, Moorgate st Williams, David, Gilwern, Breconshire, Farmer June 23 at 12 at the Angel Hotel, Abergavenny. Gardener, Abergavenny Wills, Joseph, Cardiff, Mechanical Engineer. June 21 at 2 at offices | VATES & ALEXANDER. General Printers, Lons. of Downing, Vienna chambers, Bute Docks, Cardiff 1 dale Buildings, 27, Chancery-lane, immediately opposite the Winden, Louis, Reading, Berks, Grocer. June 21 at 3 at the Chancery-lane Post-office. I AW, Parliamentary, and General Printing by cen's Head Hotel, Ashford. Norwood, Charing Wood, Marsh, Charlton, Kent, Yardman, June 23 at 3 at the U Yates & Alexander, 27, Chancery-lane. Queen's Head Hotel, Canterbury. Hallett and Co, Ashford Worvill, William Ambrose, Tingewich, Bucks, Boot Maker. June STATEMENTS of Olaim and Defence, Affidavits, 25 at 3 at offices of Pellatt, High st, Banbury Petitions, and Pleadings printed by Yates & Alexander. AUCTIONEERS' Work, Particulars and Conditions SCHWEITZER'S COCOATINA, n of Sale, Posters, &c., printed by Yates & Alexander. Anti-Dyspeptic Cocoa or Chocolate Powder. DAMPHLETS, Books, Newspapers, Circulars, Rules excess of fat extracted. 1 and Regulations of Societies printed by Yates & Alexander. The Faculty pronounce it "the most nutritious, perfectly digertible beverage for Breakfa*t, Luncheon, or Supper, and invaluable for DROSPECTUSES of Public Companies, MemoInvalids and Children." randa and Articles of Association, Share Certificates, Receipts, Highly commended by the entire Medical Press. Notices, &c., printed by Yates & Alexander, 27, Chancery-lane. Being without sugar, spice, or other admixture, it suits all palates, keeps better in all climates, and is four times the strength of cocoas DISCOUNT for Cash allowed by Yates & Alexander, THICKENED yet WEAKENED with starch, &c., and IN REALITY CHEAPER Lonsdale Buildings, 27, Chancery-lane. than such Mixtures. Made instantaneously with bniling water, a teaspoonful to a Break. I ONSDALE PRINTING WORKS, 27, Chanceryfast Cap, coating less than a halfpenny. COCOATINA A LA VANILLE is the most delicate, digestible, cheapes u lane, immediately opposite the Chancery-lane Post-office. Vanilla Chocolate, and may be taken when richer chocolate is pro hibited. The Companies Acts, 1862 to 1879. In tin packets at ls, 6d., 38., 5s, 6d., &c., by Chemists and Grocer, Charities on Special Terms by the Sole Proprietors, Every requisite onder the above Acts supplied on the shurtest notice The BOOKS ana FORMS kept in stock for immediate use MEMORANDA and ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION speedily printed SURGEON DENTIST, in the proper form for registration and distribution. SHARE CEP57, GREAT RUSSELL-STREET, LONDON TIFICATES, DEBENTURES, &c., engraved and printed. OFFICIAL (Opposite the British Museum), SEALS designed and executed. Will be glad to orward his Pampblet on Painless Dentistry, free enclosed by post, which explains the most unique systein of the adjus Solicitors' Account Books. ment of ARTIFICIAL TEETH without pain. CONSULTATION FREE FROM 10 TO 5. Stationers, Printers, Engravers, Registration Agents, &c., ind). RICHARD FLINT & CO. EDE AND SON ROBE MAKERS BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT, Corporation of London, &c. BARRISTERS' AND QUEEN'S COUNSEL'S DITTO, ESTABLISHED 1689. LONDON GAZETTE (published by authority) and LONDON and COUNTRY ADVERTISEMENT OFFICE. No. 117, CHANCERY LANE, FLEET STREET. DENRY GREEN, Advertisement Agent, begs to 1 direct the attention of the Legal Profession to the advantages of his long experience of upwards of thirty years, in the special in. tertion of all pro forma notices, &c., and hereby solicits their continger Support.-N.B.One copy of advertisement only required, and the strictest. care and promptitude assured. Officially stamped forms for adverstise ment and file of " London Gazette "kept. By appointment. THURGOOD & CO., Estate and Land Agents Surveyors and Auctioneers, Lonsdale Chambers, 27, Chancery. PUBLIC NOTICE.--Beware of the party who offers imitations of MACNIVEN & CAMERON'S Pens. Sold at 6d. and ls, per Box by all Stationers. Sample box of all the kinds assorted, by post ls. ld. “They come as a boon and a blessing to men, Just out, THE HINDOO PEN, 1, 2, and 3. 23 to 33, Blair-street, Edinburgh. (Established 1770.) Penmakers to Her Majesty's Government Offices. MESSRS. DEBENHAM. TEWSON & FARMERS LIST of ESTATES and HOUSES to be SOLD or LET, including Estates, Town and Country Residences, Hunting and Shooting Quarters, Farms, Ground Rents, Rent Charges, House Property and Iavestments generally, is publinhad on the first day of each monti and may be obtainea, free of charge, at their offices, 80, Cheapeide, 5 or will be sent by postin return for two stamps. Particulars for in ti d shoulde be re seived not later thau four days previous to the enu to Arrec ding month. AN IMPORTANT CONVENIENCE TO LAW WRITERS AND SOLICITORS. STEPHENS SCARLET INK FOR STEEL PENS By order of the Executors of the late William Mather.-To Mer This new lok supplies the demand continually made but never chants, Warehousemen, Drugcists' Sundriesmen, and others.* before met, for & Red Ink which is usinjured by Steel or other Corner of Farringdon-road and Cross-street.-Highly importad, Metallic Pens. Steel Pens left in this ink for months do not impair the beauty of its colour, cor are the Pens in the least corroded by it. modern, substantial stone and brick built Freehold Warehouse The existing Red Inks rapidly destroy Steel Peps, and lose their red Property, occupying one of the finest sites in this desirable and colour it used with other than Gold or Quill Pens, This new colour rapidly improving locality. is a very rich scarlet red of great beauty. The colour of this ink İR M ESSRS. TATHAM are instructed to SELL by not affected by use upon parchnient, and is consequently of great IVT AUCTION, at the MART, Tokenhouse-yard, Bank, ou value to Solicitors and Draughtsmen. MONDAY, JUNE 28, this magnificent pile of BUILDINGS, Ooru. Sold in stone bottles, retail at Is., 25., 3: ; and Imperial Quarts of pying a very prominent position at the corner of Farringdon-Tower 41 ounces at 68. each. Also in glass bottles at 6d. and 1s. each. and Cross-street, to both of which thoroughfares the property very extensive frontages. The premises, which will be sold wat RESTAURANT PARISIEN possession, consist of a spacious basement, ground, and three upper (LATE MADME. JANET), floors, all of which are lofty and exceedingly well lighted, and co tain a total floor space of 17.750 square feet; they were espect 10, CASTLE-STREET, HOLBORN built for carrying on the business of a druggists' sundriestan, (OPPOSITE THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY). are suitable for many different trades. First-class I uncheon Bar for gentlemen in the neighbonbood. Public Particulars and plans are now preparing, and in due time may be and Private Dining Rooms. Dinners for 39. 60., 48, 6d., 5s, 6d., 78. 60., I had of Messrs. Bullock & Worthington. Solicitors, Manchester and 10s. 68. Will be served in the Private Dining Rooms; no extra Messrs. Chester, Mayhew, Holden, & Broome, Stapler, charge for room or pianoforte. Choicest Wines, Beer, and Spirits. and of Messrs. Tatham, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 34, k.se Proprietors, DOBER BROTHERS. Strand, Solicitors' Journal. 625 631 .... 632 ........ 633 ... 635 .. 639 way companies and other common carriers applied also to telephone companies. Having established their lines and adopted a uniform mode of serving the public, consistent with their powers under their charter, they LONDON, JUNE 19, 1880. must treat alike all persons similarly situated with respect to those lines. It was not for them to select whom they wonld serve, or impose conditions upon one class of customers which did not apply to all other persons ocCONTENTS. cupying the same relative position towards the company. CURRENT TOPICS: Hence if the telephone company had established offices The Solicitors' Remuneration Bill... 625 of their own where instruments were placed and messages Telephone Law...... 625 received, they would have been bound to receive and Mr. Morgan Lloyd's Bill to prohibit Canvassing at Parliamentary Elections transmit all such messages as were tendered, without Form of Proceeding in Trade-mark Registration Cases ...... 625 favouring any one person or class of persons. But the The Madras Bar 526 Titles of Judges Bell Telephone Company had chosen to carry on their 026 business in a different way. They had constructed their LEADERS: The Qualification of Town Councillors main lines along certain streets, under a power in their 626 A Man and his Name charter, and had held themselves out to the public as ... 627 RECENT DECISIONS 628 ready to supplyinstruments, and afford facilities for direct communication, to residents and occupants of offices in REVIEWS 629 such streets. They were bound to treat all such residents CASES OF THE WEEK :Rolls v. The Vestry of St. George's, Southwark or occupants with absolute impartiality, and could not 629 Webster v. The British Empire Mutual Life Assurance Com. refuse to the American Union Telegraph Company facili. pany ........... 630 ties which they granted to their next-door neighbours. Gathercole v. Smith ................ 630 Simpson, Davies, & Sons' Application, In re ................ 630 Arkwright v Newbold ............ 630 Steel v. Dixon.... 631 SOCIETIES LAW STUDENTS' JOURXAL MR. MORGAN Lloyd has introduced his promised Bill 631 OBITUARY to put a stop to canvassing at parliamentary elections, 682 APPOINTXENTS ........... and the first two clauses certainly cannot be said to fail COMPANIES........................... in stringency. Clause 1 proposes to provide that it shall SOLICITORS' CASES ................. not be lawful for any candidate before or during any CorxTY COURTS 633 parliamentary election, or for any agent of such candi. LEGISLATION OF THE WEEK .............. 634 | date-(1) “to ask for or solicit a promise from any voter CREDITORS' CLAIMS............... to vote for or refrain from voting against any candidate COURT PAPERS 636 at such election;" or (2) “ to visit the houses, countingLEGAL NEWS houses, workshops, or other places of business of any LONDON GAZETTES, &c., &C.... 610 voter or voters for the purpose of canvassing, soliciting, or inducing such voter or voters to promise to CASES REPORTED IN TAE WEEKLY REPORTER. vote for or to refrain from voting against any can"Arizona,” The (Adm.Div.) didate at such election ;” or (3) “to attempt by ............. 004 Briggs v. Briggs (Div.Div.) 702 letter, circular, or otherwise, to induce or prevail Houldsworth v. The City of Glasgow Bank and Liquidators (H.L.) upon any voter to give a written promise to vote for or 677 London Joint Stock Bank v. Mayor and Aldermen of London to refrain from voting against any candidate at such (App.) eiection.” And any candidate or agent so offending is Metropolitan District Railway Company and Cosh, In re (App.) 685 Nisaler v. The Corporation of Hull (Q.B.Div.) to be liable to forfeit £50 to any person who shall sue for 700 Queen, The, v. Cramp (C.C.R.) 701 the same. Not content with this, the Bill goes on to Queen's Benefit Building Society, Ex parte The, In re Threlfall (Bkcy.).. provide (clause 2) that any candidate employing paid Saffron Walden Building Society v. Rayner (App.) 706 708 681 agents for the purpose of soliciting promises from voters Scaramanga & Co. v. Stamp and another (App.) ......... 691 to vote for, or refrain from voting against, any candiSmee and others v. Smee and others (Prob. Div.) ............ 703 date; or by himself or his agent visiting voters at their houses or places of business for the purpose of asking for promises, and actually asking for such promises, CURRENT TOPICS. shall be guilty of a "corrupt practice” within the meaning of the Parliamentary Elections Act, 1868. These proviIT MAY BE WELL to remind our readers that the Solici absolutely safe course for a candidate during a parlia sions are so stringent that if they stood alone the only tors' Remuneration Bill passed the House of Lords on Tuesday last. It is tolerably clear that Lord Cairas' mentary election would be to betake himself to a capother Bills will not become law this session, but the height beyond the reach of voice or influence. tive balloon,” and to survey his conetituency from a measure we have referred to may possibly be assented But to in order to appease his lordship’s legislative ardour, clause 3 allays the terror inspired by the two previous and no time should be lost in urging that the president shall apply to any public meeting.” At a public meet clauses, for it provides that “nothing herein contained of the Incorporated Law Society for the time being should be named as one of the framers of the authorized ing, therefore, people may be canvassed to any extent; and a public meeting is an indefinite term which means anything, from a handful of people to a crowd; and people may be visited at their houses to ask them to attend the “public meeting" to be held in the same AN INTERESTING QUESTION in a new branch of law was street. The result of the passing of Mr. Morgan Lloyd's recently decided by the Circuit Court of St. Louis. Bill would probably be to multiply prodigiously the The Bell Telephone Company having refused to the number of election public meetings." American Union Telegraph Company the privilege, granted to occupants of other offices in the same street, of placing, on certain terms, a Bell telephone in their office, the American Union Company applied for IT WILL BE SEEN from a case noted elsewhere that a a mandamus to compel the grant of this privilege. form of proceeding in trade-mark registration cases The court held that the principles applicable to rail- | which has of late been not unfrequently employed has been scale of charges. decided by the Master of the Rolls to be irregular. Under the 16th of the Trade Mark Rules an opposed THE QUALIFICATION OF TOWN application for registration stands for the determination COUNCILLORS. of the court upon security for costs being given by the In the case of Middleton v. Simpson (28 W. R. 629, opponent, and a copy of the applicant's counter-state-L. R. 5 C. P. D. 183), a question of considerable imment being forwarded to the opponent by the registrar; and in In re Brandreth (27 W. R. 281, L. R. 9°Ch. D. portance with regard to the qualification of town 618) it was held that this is the point from which the councillors was decided. It was held that, to be eligible for the office of town councillor, a candidate must be costs of the application are in the discretion of the court. When the case stands for the determination of the “entitled to be on " the burgess roll within 5 & 6 Will. court, some mode of proceeding has to be employed by Vict. c. 40, s. 1, sub-section 2, and the burgess roll con 4, c. 76, 8. 28, as well as on" the roll within 38 & 39 which it may be brought under the notice of the court. taing his name is not conclusive evidence for this A practice may be said to have grown up-certainly it has been adopted in several cases, of which some are purpose that he is entitled to be on the roll. We do not reported—by which the opponent has brought the matter impugn the correctnesss of this decision, but we are before the court by moving to restrain the registration, disposed to think the result not altogether satisfactory . and has thus obtained the advantage, such as it is, of By the 5 & 6 Will. 4, c. 76, s. 28, no person is to be opening the case. In In re Simpson, Davies, & Sons' qualified to be elected councillor of any borough who is Application, however, on Friday last, the Master of the not entitled to be on the burgess list. By the 32 & 33 Rolls held that this form of proceeding was improper, residence for a year within the borough, or within seven Vict. c. 55, s. 1, occupation of premises, rating, and and that it was for the applicant for registration to bring the matter before the court, and that the mode in miles thereof, constitute the qualification ; but it is which this should be done was by taking the direction provided by section 3 that the occupier rated as in the of the judge as chambers as to the mode of trial, and Act mentioned shall be entitled to be elected a councillor then adopting the course directed. if resident within fifteen miles of the borough, although by reason of his residence beyond seven miles from the borough he is not entitled to be on the burgess roll, provided he is otherwise qualified. Under the law as it The issue of the Madras Standard, received by the stood prior to 38 & 39 Vict. c. 40, it appears to have last mail, gives a very discouraging account of the been well established that the candidate for the office of prospects of the Madras bar. There are, it is stated, town councillor must have been entitled to be on the nearly 150 legal practitioners to divide “the dwarfed, burgess roll. It was not sufficient that he was on the attenuated, and miserable-looking split pea known as roll. By the 38 & 39 Vict. c. 40, s. 1, sub-sectiou 2, it Madras litigation.” These practitioners are divided into is enacted that " every person nominated shall be three classes, barristers, solicitors, and vakeels. The enrolled on the burgess list of the borough, or a vakeel may act as barrister and solicitor, and the person whose name is inserted in the separate list barrister is prohibited from accepting briefs from him. at the end of the burgess roll as provided by section 3 of The vakeel may accept what fees he pleases, while the 32 & 33 Vict. c. 55, and shall be otherwise qualified to barrister is bound to adhere to the established fees. be elected.” It was contended for the respondent that Moreover, the vakeel can live on less than the barrister this provision prescribed a fresh qualification and im. or solicitor. “An average vakeel lives on an anna's pliedly repealed the 28th section of 5 & 6 Will. 4, c. 76, worth of inferior rice per diem. His dress in comparison and the provisions by which the register is made con. with the cost of a barrister's apparel is as if Macaulay's clusive of the right to vote were cited in aid of this New Zealander in fig leaf and top boots were compared contention. The words “and shall be otherwise qualified to the Lord Chancellor of England in his robes on the to be elected” do not throw much light on the matter, woolsack.” If this last statement is true, we fear there for they may receive a meaning apart from any question is little hope for the Madras barrister. The best thing of the title to be on the burgess roll. There are personal he can do is to pack up his voluminous wardrobe and disqualifications such as infancy and so forth which may betake himself to some country less smitten with a desire be referred to. It appears to us that there is a good for cheap (and bare) justice. deal of force in the contention of the respondent in the case we are discussing; but, on the other hand, there are some arguments against it which are very difficult to get over, and which appear to have preponderated in the A FEW DAYS AGO & Queen's Counsel, while moving in a opinion of the court. case in the Exchequer Division, addressed one of the First of all, it is a general rule in the construction of learned judges as "Sir FitzJames Stephen,” whereupon statutes that one enactment is not to be construed as: his lordship corrected the title to Mr. Justice Stephen. overruling another unless the two cannot reasonably Counsel, in apologizing for the error, mentioned that stand together. Now, there is no absurdity in saying he had been led into it by the fact that another learned that in order to be qualified a man must both be entitled judge wished to be styled Sir Henry Hawkins; and to be on and be on the burgess roll. It may be argued ae might have added that yet another learned judge we think, with some cogency, that there is a difficulty in appears to desire to drop the “Mr.," and to share with a seeing why the being on the burgess roll is introduced once eminent financier and many foreign potentates the as an element of the qualification, unless it was intended title of “Baron." To any other learned judge who may to be conclusive. It may be presumed that the object be in search of some designation distinguishing him from of going to the roll at all is that there may be a means his brethren we would respectfully commend the title of judging of the qualification of the candidate giren at by which the court is frequently addressed in petitions the time of the election, but if it is possible afterwards drafted by native pleaders in India—"The Presence." to go behind the roll and upset the election because the candidate, though on the roll de facto, was not entitled to be so de jure, the object of the provision seems to a great extent to be defeated. Still, no absolute absurdity was The Institut de Droit International will hold its petitioner. The Legislature may be conceived of as saying suggested as arising from the construction of the annual meeting in the second week of September next that in order to be a candidate a man must have that prima at Oxford. It has met, since its foundation in 1873, at facie guarantee for his being qualified that arises from Geneva, the Hague, Zurich, Paris, and Brussels, under his being on the roll. If a man, though qualified, has the presidency of MM. Mancini, Bluntschli, De Parieu, not got Himself put on the roll , he cannot complain that and Rolin-Jacqaemyns respectively. he is excluded from being a candidate. But it is not |