THE PROVISO FOR RE-ENTRY. ON Tuesday a conference of solicitors and representatives of various building societies throughout the country was held at the Westminster Palace Hotel, the subjects for consideration including the forfeiture clauses of leases and the registration of land. The conference also had before it the proposals contained in the Bills in regard to conveyancing and solicitors' remuneration. Mr. Torrens, M.P., presided, and there were also present Mr. Hopwood, M.P., Q.C., Mr. F. W. Buxton, M.P., Mr. Higham, Mr. Addison, and a number of gentlemen connected with provincial building societies. The CHAIRMAN, referring to the proposals in Mr. Warton's Bill now before Parliament, said that the rightminded members of the House of Commons approved the principle embodied in that measure. Its object was to enable courts of law to give relief from the operation of forfeiture clauses in leases under which, at times, powers were exercised destructive of the leaseholders' interests. He could not see why the courts should not have this power, which would, no doubt, ease the relations between the leaseholder and the landowner. He was favourably inclined towards Mr. Warton's Bill, which he believed was calculated to meet the difficulties which now existed. Mr. ADDISON (of the firm of Linklater, Hackwood, Addison, & Brown) moved the following resolution :-"That it is desirable to give power to the High Court of Justice to restrain the enforcement of provisoes of forfeiture which are contained in leases, and that the Bill introduced by Mr. Warton should pass into law during the present session, and should not be delayed during the period which must be required for the consideration of any comprehensive measure dealing with the laws of property." Mr. J. H. MASON seconded the motion. A discussion ensued regarding cases of hardship which had arisen through courts of equity refusing to restrain forfeiture of leases under clauses which had been regarded as merely formal. Mr. Stevens urged that the Bill should be referred to a Select Committee, in order that these cases of hardship might be made more generally known. The chairman said that such a course would destroy all chance of passing the Bill this session. A gentleman who described himself as the representative of Liverpool brewers said his clients thought that, the measure would interfere with their publichouse properties, which were held by tenants under forfeiture leases. When the tenants, by their manner of conducting the houses, brought the licences into jeopardy, the brewers would not be able to eject them in a summary manner so as to save the leases. He suggested that the Bill should be amended to meet these -cases. Mr. HIGHAM said the Bill would be considered by a committee of gentlemen, and might be amended to meet such cases. After some further conversation, the resolution was carried unanimously. Mr. LEAROYD (Learoyd & Learovd, solicitors) moved, on the subject of land registration, "That this meeting cordially concurs in the recommendation of the committee of last session on land titles and transfer in favour of the establishment of 'registries of assurances' throughout England and Wales; and, having regard to the special and urgent necessity that exists for giving immediate effect to this recommendation, without waiting for more comprehensive legislation on the subject, expresses its earnest approval of the Bill now before Parliament to improve the constitution, and extend the district of the Middlesex Land Register, and hopes that the Bill may become law during the present session." The mover reminded the meeting that the Dimsdale and other great land frauds had been committed with ease through the absence of any compulsory registration of transactions in land. Mr. GREEN seconded the motion. In reply to questions, Mr. Learoyd said that the cost of registration, it was thought, should be covered by half a guinea. The resolution was carried. Lord Cairns' Conveyancing Bill and the Solicitors' Remuneration Bill were also discussed, but no resolutions were presented with regard to then. Solicitors' Cases. COMMON PLEAS DIVISION. (Before Lord COLERIDGE, C.J., and GROVE, J.) June 23.-In the Matter of W. R. Philp, a Solicitor. This was a matter in which, upon complaint made against the respondent, a master of the court had been directed to hold an inquiry and make a report to the court. The charge against Mr. Philp was that he had misappropriated a cheque for £50, which he had received from one of his clients. The cheque was made payable to order and was indorsed "W. Philp," and the explanation given by him before the master was that he was ill at the time, that his clerk had the management of the office, and that he did not believe the indorsement was his, as he was in the habit of signing his name "William Philp." The master reported that the case was one of grave suspicion. Murray appeared for the Law Society, and Fryer for the client who had drawn the cheque. On behalf of Mr. Philp no cause was shown. Lord COLERIDGE, after observing that Mr. Philp or his clerk must certainly have received the proceeds of the cheque, pointed out that the latter had never been called before the master, nor had Mr. Philp taken any steps to prosecute him. Mr. Philp himself had not sworn positively that he never had the money, nor had he sworn that the endorsement was not in his writing. He came to the conclusion, therefore, that Mr. Philp was not a fit person to remain on the rolls of the court. The rule, therefore, would be made absolute that he be struck off. GROVE, J., concurred. Legislation of the Week. HOUSE OF LORDS. JUNE 17.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Liverpool Corporation. BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Neath Harbour Commissioners, Mersey Railway, London and North-Western Railway (Sutton Coldfield and Lichfield Railway), Ely and Bury St. Edmunds (Light) Railway Amendment, Prescot Gas. Settled Land, Conveyancing and Law of Froperty. JUNE 18.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Helston Railway. BILL READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Worcester and Aberystwith Junction Railway. JUNE 21.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Loose Valley Railway, Sutton Bridge Dock. BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Lonsdale Settled Estates, South London Tramways (Extensions), Chipping Wycombe Borough Extension. JUNE 22.-BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-British Gaslight Company (Limited) (Staffordshire Potteries), Pegwell Bay Reclamation and Sandwich Haven Improvement, Liverpool and Birkenhead Subway, Denton and Houghton Gas. HOUSE OF COMMONS. JUNE 17.-BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway, Northampton Tramways, Local Government Highways Provisional Orders (Salop). BILL READ A FIRST TIME. Bill to Amend the Commoa Law Procedure Act and the Judicature Act (Mr. Mellor). JUNE 18.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME. Savings Banks. BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Lancaster Corporation, Llanelly and Mynydd Mawr Railway, Mersey Dooke and Harbour Board, Stapenhill Bridge, Wednesfield and Wyrley Bank Railway (Abandonment), Drainage and Improvement of Lands Provisional Order (No. 2), Gas and Water Orders Confirmation, Local Government Provisional Orders (Abingdon, &c.). JUNE 21.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Aberdare Markets and Town Hall, Black Sluice Drainage, Hunt's Patent, Rother Levels (Improvement of Drainage Rye Harbour), Shrewsbury (Kingsland) Bridge, Witham River Oatiall Improvements. BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Lincoln Gas, Swansea Harbour, Wrexham Water. BILL IN COMMITTEE. Wild Birds Protection. BILL READ A FIRST TIME. Bill to Amend the Laws relating to Game and Trespass on Land (Sir H. Selwin-Ibbetson). JUNE 22.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME. Consolidated Fund (No. 1). JUNE 23-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Blenheim Settled Estates. Bankruptcy Act Amendment, Merchant Shipping Act (1854) Amendment. BILL IN COMMITTEE. Consolidated Fund (No. 1). Creditors' Claims. CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY. LAST DAY OF PROOF. CRAWSHAY, ROBERT THOMPSON, Cyfarthfa Castle, Merthyr Tydfil, Esq. July 8. Crawshay v Crawshay, V.C. Hall. Lawrence, New sq, Lincoln's inn CLARK, WILLIAM, Old Goole, York, Farmer. July 9. Clark v Foster, M.R. Burland and Son, South Cave EAGLE, WILLIAM, Torriano avenue, Kentish town, Gent. July 12. Redman v Taylor, V.C. Bacon. Groom, Raymond buildings, Gray's inn FILBEE, FRANCIS, Lewknor, Oxford, Farmer. July 6. Filbee v Filbee, M.R. Jones, Watlington KING, HENRY SAMUEL, Chigwell, Essex, Esq. June 30. Sewell v King, V.C. Hall. Plews, Old Jewry chambers MOORE, WILLIAM, Sunderland, Durham, Solicitor. July 10. Moore v Moore, M.R. Lougden, Sunderland MORPHINOS, Rev NARCISSUS, Sutherland pl, Bayswater. July 1. Freshfield v Perthessi, V.C. Hall. Freshfields and Williams, Bank buildings WILDIG, WILLIAM, Woore, Salop, Builder. July 9. Wildig v Wildig, M.R. Onions, Market Drayton [Gazette, June 11.] BLACKALLER, JOHN, Рourton, Dorset, Farmer. July 15. Blackaller v Blackaller, V.C. Hall. Groves, Lincoln's inn fields FORBES, CHARLES JAMES FORBES SMITH, Captain H.M. 19th Regt of Foot. Oct 25. Forbes v Forbes, M.R. Cardale, Bedford row HAMILTON, WILLIAM, Grosvenor pl, Commercial rd. July 10. Hamilton v Hamilton, V.C. Malins. Warburton, West st, Finsbury circus HUMPAGE, CHARLES, Moor Green Mills, Worcester, Metal Roller. July 7. Nield v Humpage, V.C. Hall. Blewitt, Birmingham SMYTH, WILLIAM HENRY, Charles, Devon, Gent. July 9. Smyth v Smyth, M.R. Day, South Molton STEVENSON, FREDERICK GOUDE, Moorgate st chambers, Wine Merchant. July 13. Hankin v Stevenson, V.C. Bacon. Routh, Southampton st, Bloomsbury White [Gazette, June 15.] BAILEY, ELY, Billinghay, Lincoln, Farmer. July 16. Bailey v Bailey, M.R. Poole, Chancery lane STONE, JOHN, Ewell, Surrey, Brick Manufacturer. July 8. v Keen, V.Ć. Bacon. Letts, jun, Bartlett's buildings BOWRA, WILLIAM ADDENBROKE, Surbiton, Surrey, Esq. Sept 30. Lapraik v Wood, V.C. Malins. Atkinson, Ferntower rd, Highbury New Park CADOGAN, Sir GEORGE, Park pl, St. James's, K.C.B., General in H. M. Army. July 19. Cadogan v Cadogan, V.C. Hall. Bennett and Co, New sq, Lincoln's inn CRAIG, SKENE, Woodburn, Torquay, Esq. July 31. Catling v DEVEREUX, MARY ANN, Albion rd, Stoke Newington. July 19. JOHNS, HENRY WILLIAM, Warwick gardens, Kensington, Builder. PERKINS, CHRISTOPHER, Twyford, Bucks, Gent. July 15. Perkins CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 25. ADKINS, ESTHER, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick. July 20. Slatter BOON, JAMES, Priory grove, South Lambeth, Dairyman. July 19. BRUNNER, IGNATIUS, Birmingham, Gent. July 31. Rooke, Bir. mingham BUCK, LAURA JANE, Clifton, Bristol, July 10. Knocker, Dover CANNON, AUGUSTA, Romford, Essex. Aug 11. Scott, Cannon st DODD, MICHAEL, Carlisle, Honorary Major in the Northumberland Militia. Aug 14. Hough, Carlisle DYKE, JOHN, Highgrove, Reading, Gent. July 22. Lydall, Southampton buildings, Chancery lane EDMANDS, CHARLES HENRY, Portsdown rd, Maida vale, Solicitor. July 10. Smith and Co, Abchurch lane Fox, ARTHUR, Blackheath, Kent, Merchant. July 10. Smith and Co, Abchurch lane GANE, RICHARD, Trowbridge, Wilts, Gent. June 30. Taylor, Trowbridge GILDER, FREDERIC WILKIE, Effingham, Surrey, Esq. Aug 9. Domville and Co, New sq, Lincoln's inn HARDMAN, MARY, Edward st, Manchester. July 21. Diggles and Ogden, Manchester HARRIS, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Elm ct, Temple, Barrister-at-Law. July 27. Harris, Bovey Tracey HOWITT, RICHARD TIPPLE, Milton-next-Gravesend, Kent, Coach Smith. July 10. Denton and Co, Gray's inn sq JOHNSON, WILLIAM, North Shields, Northumberland, Shipowner. July 15. Lietch and Co, North Shields LEWIS, THOMES FLOYDE, Newport, Monmouth, Gent. July 22. Gibbs and Llewellyn, Newport LUCAS, THOMAS, Birmingham, Gent. July 12. Williams, Birming ham MACKAY, THOMAS MILLER, Earl's ct sq, Kensington, Gent. July 15. Duncan, Liverpool NEAVE, BENJAMIN, Highbury Grange, Esq. July 10. Neave, Cheapside PEARSON, ANNIE, Renishaw, Derby. July 1. Binney and Co, Sheffield PEARSON, JOHN, Shaftesbury rd East, Commercial Clerk. July 12. Collins and Wilkinson, King William st PEARSON, MARTHA, Godstone, Surrey. Aug 1. Drake and Co PEARSON, ROBERT, Renishaw, Derby, Colliery Manager. July I. Binney and Co, Sheffield PHIPPS, SUSANNAH, Dover. July 10. Knocker, Dover PUSINELLI, SERAFINO, Leeds, Retired Jeweller. July 5. Dibb and Co, Leeds QUILLIAM, SAMUEL, Liverpool, Watch Manufacturer. Aug 1. Smith and Son, Liverpool RUEL, ISABELLA, Brick lane, Spitalfields, July 31. Cattlin, Wormwood st SHEW, THOMAS, Chaceley, Gloucester, Gent. July 8. Salt and Parnell, Bristol STEPHENS, ANN, Reading. July 24. Dryland, Reading STEWART, WILLIAM, Millbrook, Southampton, Esq. July 21. Newman, Southampton STREATFEILD, KATHERINE ELIZABETH, Brompton crescent, South Kensington. July 20. Lambert and Co, John st, Bedford row VALE, CATHERINE ELIZABETH, Montpelier terrace, Teddington. July 26. Weall, Surrey st, Strand WASS, THOMAS WILLIAM, Osgodby, Lincoln, Farmer. July 1. Rhodes and Sons, Market Rasen WATSON, WALTER CHRISTOPHER, Tenterden st, Hanover sq, Esq. July 15. Barnard and Co, Lincoln's inn fields WHITE, ALEXANDER, Liverpool, Decorator. July 1. Rogerson and Co, Liverpool WHITLEY, JOHN, Wilderspool, Chester, Brewer. Aug 7. Whitley and Co, Liverpool WISE, THOMAS, Slough, Bucks. July 8. Long and Co, Windsor WREN, THOMAS, Stockton, Durham, Guano Merchant. July 30. Payne, John st, Bedford row [Gazete. June 11.] AINLEY, SAMUEL, Thorne, York, Gent. July 31. Rollett and Sons, ALDER, SYDNEY, East Dulwich, Surrey, Staff Surgeon H.M. Army. BATH, JOHN, Weston-super-Mare, Gent. July 20. Davies, Westonsuper-Mare BENSON, EDMUND GEORGE, Queensland, Australia, Gent. Dec 31. Thompson, Gray's inn sq BERRY, ANN, Brighton. July 26. Heming, Banbury BILLS, HANNAH, Oughtibridge, York. July 12. Taylor, Sheffield BLACKLOCK, DAVID, Dalbeattie, Stewardry of Kirkcudbright. Ang BOOTH, JOHN, Langfield, Todmorden, York, Retired Plasterer. BOURTON, JOSEPH MARSHALL, Sidney Cottage, Camberwell grove, Gent. Aug 9. Herbert, Vigo st, Regent st DERMOTT, RICHARD FREDERICK, Margate, Kent, Gent. Aug 8. Potter and Sandford, King st, Cheapside Downs, PHOBE, Gestingthorpe, Essex. July 15. Andrewes and Co, Sudbury GOODRIDGE, WILLIAM, Bristol, Shipbroker. Aug 1. Brittan and Co, Bristol GREENWOOD, HERBERT, Lymington, Hants, Esq. July 30. Paines and Co, Gresham House HARGREAVES, MARY, Bury, Lancaster. July 5. Woodcock, Bury HARRIS, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Elm ct, Temple, Barrister-at-Law. July 27. Harris, Bovey Tracey HELYAR, WILLIAM HAWKER, East Coker, Somerset, Esq. Aug 1. Batten, Yeovil HINDLE, JAMES, Barnoldswick, York, Manager. July 10. Cragg, Skipton HIRST, WILLIAM JAMES, Huddersfield, Woollen Cloth Manufacturer. Sept 12. Bottomley, Huddersfield HUGHES, ELEANOR, Weston-super-Mare. Aug 12. Bakers and Co, Weston-super-Mare LEADER, NICHOLAS PHILPOT, Dromagh Castle, Ireland, Esq. Aug 2. Willcocks, Gt George st, Westminster LINGHAM, JOHN, Luddesdown, Kent, Farmer. July 10. Basset, Eastgate, Rochester MILES, THOMAS, Lee, Kent, Carpenter. July 24. Bristow and Shepherd, Greenwich MILLER, TAVERNER CHARLES, Madras, Captain in H.M. 24rd Regt Light Infantry. Sept 30. Miller and Son, Savile row, Burlington gardens MILLET, SYDNEY CROHAN, Colonel in H.M. 23rd Royal Welsh Fusileers. July 7. Gedge and Co, Old Palace yard, Westminster MITCHELL, THOMAS, Horbery, York, Gent. Aug 10. Holt and Sons, Dewsbury NICHOLS, CHARLES, Chelford, Chester, Civil Engineer. July 1. May, Macclesfield PETRIE, JOSEPH, Scarborough, Gent. July 1. Roberts, Rochdale PITCHER, JOHN, Ipswich, Surgeon. Aug 20. Jackaman and Sons, Ipswich PRICE, ANNE, Cheltenham. July 24. Peacock and Goddard, South sq, Gray's inn RICHARDSON, MARGARET, Stanwix, Cumberland. Aug 2. Wright and Brown, Carlisle ROBSON, JOSEPH, Canning rd, Harrow. July 15. Wright, Shawfield st, Chelsea ROSKELL, JOSEPH KAYE, Hewelsfield, Gloucester, Esq. July 21. Bateson and Co, Liverpool SANDERSON, MARY, Connington, Huntingdon. July 14. Hunnybun and Sons, Huntingdon SMITH, THOMAS GROVE, Dodderhill, Worcester, Esq. July 17. Tombs, Droitwich STEBBING, EDWARD, Letton, Norfolk, Farmer. July 31. Emerson, Norwich SWINSCOE, CHARLES, Nottingham, Licensed Victualler. July 31. Dowson and Wright, Nottingham TAYLOR, GEORGE, Preston, Lancaster, Plumber. July 1. Charnley and Finch, Preston TWELLS, PHILIP, Lombard st, Banker. July 20. Marchant and Co, WARRENER, WILLIAM, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, Coal Merchant. July 31. Cripps and Son, Tunbridge Wells subject.-His Honour said he did not care for the public, and (to Mr. Joliffe): You public nuisance, be quiet; you are a public nuisance.-Mr. Joliffe replied that he did not care about――. His Honour intimated he would not allow effect to be given to the verdict.-Mr. Joliffe: We will compel it by mandamus. His Honour said the jury were perversely obstinate, and was proceeding when Mr. Joliffe protested against this intimidation of the jury, adding: His Honour had not taken a single note of the case. Where were his Honour's notes ?-The Judge: Be quiet; be quiet!-Mr. Joliffe said he was adopting his present course in order that this matter might be properly ventilated; he intended to see that an improper course was not taken.His Honour: Go and finish your speech in the street; I say the jury have found a verdict contrary to law.-Mr. Joliffe: They have found a verdict not contrary to law.-His Honour : I say it is not according to law or the evidence. I direct the verdict to be entered the other way.-Mr. Joliffe: We will see about that, sir; that only shows the necessity- -That is why the defendant had the prudence to summon a jury. I have no doubt the public will be very much benefited by the jury being summoned here to-day.-The foreman of the jury, on being appealed to by his Honour, said he had given a verdict according to his conscience.-Mr. Joliffe again complained of his Honour's conduct.-The Judge: I wish you would exercise a little common sense.-Mr. Joliffe: I regret that some other persons are not governed by a little common sense.-Thus in great disorder the proceedings terminated, the jury firmly abiding by their verdict. July 16. Burch Wednesday. 30 Thursday, July 1 Friday...... 2 Saturday .... King Merivale Clowes 3 Koe King Jackson WOOD, JOHN, Huddersfield, Cotton Mill Manager. tomley, Huddersfield WILLIAMS, CHARLES ALLEN, Exeter, Oil Merchant. and Barnes, Exeter Sept 19. Bot[Gazette, June 15.] Legal News. The Daily News reports the following scene between judge, jury, and advocate at the county court at Bridport. The judge was Mr. Lefroy, and in a case before him £10 was claimed for breach of warranty of a mare which, as his Honour said, could not be got into harness without people standing in danger of having their brains knocked out. The judge held that, the animal being vicious, the plaintiff was entitled to his claim, and directed the jury before whom the case was heard to find a verdict accordingly. But, on the ground that no warranty was given, the jury found for the defendant, whose solicitor, Mr. Joliffe, claimed the verdict, upon which the judge began to expostulate with the jury as to disbelieving respectable witnesses, and said their verdict was directly contrary to their oath.-Mr. Joliffe said this was the most extraordinary course of things he had ever heard in his life, but was told to hold his tongue or he would be removed from the court.-The jury, said his Honour, had no power to find such a verdict.-The jury said they could not alter their verdict; but his Honour said they could.-Mr. Joliffe said the jury thought with him and the public that the verdict was according to law. He dared say the Lord Chancellor would have something to say on the NORTHERN CIRCUIT. The following regulations have been issued by the judges (Lord Justice Bramwell and Mr. Justice Lin lley) respecting the holding of the summer assizes on the Northern Circuit:-The commissions for holding these assizes will be opened at Appleby on Tuesday, June 29; at Carlisle, on Thursday, July 1; at Lancaster, on Mon-day, July 5; at Manchester, on Thursday, July 8; and at Liverpool, on Thursday, July 22. In pursuance of "The Rules of the Supreme Court, December, 1879,' causes for trial at Carlisle, Manchester, and Liverpool may, at any time after notice of trial has been given, be entered for trial in the district registry of the city or town where the trial is to be had, or with the associate at the assize-town as heretofore; and causes for trial at Lancaster may be so entered at the district registry in Preston or with the Associate at the assize-town as heretofore. The general entry of causes in each assize-town will commence immediately after the opening of the respective commissions and will close at nine o'clock the same evening. On entering a cause two copies of the pleadings must be lodged-one for the use of the judge and the other for the associate. court will sit for the dispatch of business on the day after the commission day at each place at eleven o'clock. The trial of special jury causes will commence at Manchester on Tuesday, the 13th of July, at the sitting of the court, and at Liverpool on Tuesday, the 27th of July, at the same hour, unless the court shall otherwise order. A list of causes for trial each day, except the first, at Manchester and Liver The pool will be exhibited in the corridor of the court and in the library. The associate's fees must be paid in judicature stamps. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. LONDON.-TRINITY SITTING, 1880. LIST OF ACTIONS FOR TRIAL. (Continued from page 638.) QB 178 Baker and Wife (F W Denny) v Johnson (In person) CP 180 Mc Andrew (A S Beck) v Casey (J Neal) Ex 181 C Zoebeli and Co (L B Mozley) Atlas Soap Works & ors (Paddison, Son and T; W Caister) com Ex 182 Hammock and anr (Houghtons and B) v Wells (Hudson M and Co) SJ CP 183 Sutcliffe and wife (R B Johnson) v Winter and Co (Toulmin and Co) QB 184 Heath (Podmore and H) v Perrott and anr (G H Cole) CP 186 The Colonial Bank of New Zealand (Masterman H and Co) v Arkell, Tufts and Co (J Mc Diarmid) com CP 187 Underwood (H H Edgar) v Strange (Layton Son and L) without a jury CP 188 Money Wigram and Sons (Waltons B and W) v Krudge (Trinders and Co) SJ QB 189 Grant (J Nicholls) v Holland and anr (Ellis M and Co) SJ Ex 190 Schaag and anr (M Hawkins) v Harrison (W Rawlins) com QB 191 Lomas (Williamson, Hill and Co) v E and F N Spon (Stoc ken and J) QB 192 Earle and ors (G and W Webb) v Cooper and anr (Hazeldine and Co) CP 193 Crosland and anr (Ellis and Crossfield) v Wakeford (T W Ex 191 Lamb and Son (Phelps S and B) v Woolfoot (R Hewlett) SJ Ex 196 Austen and anr (Hawks, Stokes, and McK) v Thirkell (Sole, T and K) SJ Ex 197 Burrell (Dolman and P) v Woolf (Harries, W and R) SJ CP 199 Le Lubez (Harper, B and B) v Hall (Pickett and M) Ex 202 Wolff (W H Lydall) v Dunkle Buhler (Paddison and Co) Ex 201 Charig (Goldberg and L) v Cooke (Crowther and W) Ex 208 Hooper (G F Parker and Co) v Hatherill (A D Michael) 1st QB 209 Collingridge (T Micklem, junr) v Belchier (H Levy) CP 213 Woodfin (À W Wray) v Clever (C Harcourt) CP 215 Johnson and Co (Roberts and B) v Jenkins (Prior Bigg and Ex 216 Nast (C Mossop) v Cooper (H F Kite) SJ CP 217 Leman (HB Roberts) v Richardson (Taylor and H) CP 219 Rumball (Potter and S) v Willshin (Nicholson and H) SJ SALES OF ENSUING WEEK. June 28.-Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGEWATER, at 4 for 5 p.m., Freehold Land (see advertisement, June 12, p. 10). June 28.-Messrs. TATHAM, at the Mart, Freehold Property (see advertisement, this week, p. 5). June 29.-Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDge- June 30.-Mr. WALTER HOLCOMBE, at the Mart, at 1 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, June 12, p. 644). June 30.-Mr. ARTHUR JACKSON, at the Mart, at 1 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, June 19, p. 644). July 1.-Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, FARMER, & BRIDGEWATER, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Wines (see advertisement, 12, p. 8). July 1.-Messrs. WALTON & LEE, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, June 12, p. 14.) BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, and deaths. BIRTHS. BROOKE.-June 20, at 6, Howick-place, Westminster, the wife of J. R. Brooke, barrister-at-law, of a son. LAWRANCE.-June 20, at 18, Cavendish-road, St. John's-wood, the wife of George Woodford Lawrance, of Lincoln's-inn, barrister-at-law, of a son. STEWART.-June 20, at 52, Redcliffe-gardens, S. W., the wife of Charles Stewart, barrister-at-law, of a son. FRIDAY, June 18, 1880. Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869. Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar. Harding, Joseph, Gibraltar walk, Bethnal green rd, Cabinet Manu. To Surrender in the Country. Pet June 15. Pet June 16. Aldred, David, Milford, Derby, Coal Merchant. Price, John, Llandudno, Carnarvon, Hotel Proprietor. Pet June 15. Smyth, Samuel Richard, Manchester, Engineer. Pet June 14. Lister. Manchester, July 2 at 12 Stevenson, Henry, Whaplode, Lincoln, Grocer. Pet June 15. Partridge. King's Lynn, June 30 at 11 Stringfellow, Noah Roscoe, Pendleton, Lancaster, Beer Retailer. Fuller, George Douglas, and Canrobert English, Stanhope st, Euston rd, Furniture Manufacturers. Pet June 16. Brougham. July 6 at 12 Goodwin, Richard Thomas, Paternoster row, Wholesale Warehouseman. Pet June 17. Hazlitt. July 6 at 2 Hudson, F E Dorset sq, Lieutenant in the Royal Navy. Pet June 16. Brougham. July 6 at 11.30 Langton, Thomas, Altenburgh gdns, Clapham, Merchant's Clerk. Pet June 17. Hazlitt. July 7 at 11 Neate, Gustave John, E yard, Devonshire pl, Cab proprietor. Pet June 17. Hazlitt. July 7 at 1 To Surrender in the Country. Barrett, G H jun, Pembroke, Ironmonger. Parry. Pembroke Dock, July 2 at 11 Pet June 17. Bell, John, Manchester, Contractor. Pet June 18. Lister. Manchester, July 5 at 12 Bryan, George, Northampton, Brewer. Pet June 10. Northampton, July 7 at 2 Buckley, Aaron, jun, Oldham, Lancaster, out of business. Morris, Thomas, Stone, Stafford, Baker. Dennis. Pet June Pet June Pet June 18. Harley. Pet June 19. Spilsbury. Rumble, Walter, Snodland, Kent, Printer. Pet June 15. Scudamore. Maidstone, July 5 at 12 Smith, William James, Northampton, Grocer. Pet June 18. Dennis. Northampton, July 6 at 12 Trask, John, Southampton, Farmer. Pet June 16. Godwin. Winchester, July 10 at 11 BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. July 9 at 11 at Akerman, Henry, Patney, Wilts, Land Surveyor. offices of Butcher, St John's st, Devizes Aldridge, James Wilby, Shenfield, Essex, Baker. July 9 at 2 at the White Hart Hotel, Chelmsford. Brown, Basinghall st Barber, Alfred, New Clee. Lincoln, Fish Curer. June 29 at 12 at offices of Grange and Wintringham, St Mary's chambers, West St Mary's gate, Great Grimsby Barber, Joseph, Manchester, Accountant. July 5 at 3 at offices of Leigh, Brown st, Manchester Bebb, William, Welshpool, Montgomery, Grocer. July 2 at 12 at offices of Jones, Severn st, Welshpool Birkett, Henry, Bromley, Oil and Colourman. June 25 at 4 at offices of Staniland, Hare chambers, Hare pl, Fleet st Bower, Thomas, Meonstoke, Hants, Dealer. July 1 at 2 at the Breton, Camille Casimer, Great Windmill st, Licensed Victualler. Buckle, William Henry, Chatsworth rd, Clapton park, Grocer. Caldicott, Emma, Fairford, Gloucester, Painter. June 30 at 2 at offices of Iles, London st, Fairford Carruthers, Hugh, Liverpool, Grocer. July 1 at 3 at the Law Association, Cook st, Liverpool Caswell, William, Lincoln, Boot Dealer. July 5 at 12 at offices of June 29 Comer, Arthur William, Crickham, Somerset, Butcher. at 11 at offices of Clifton and Carter, Broad st, Rristol Cooper, William Henry, Stoneycroft, near Liverpool, out of business. July 1 at 11 at offices of Etty, Lord st, Liverpool Copley, Thomas Edward, Nottingham, Grocer. July 1 at 12 at offices of Brittle, St Peter's chambers, St Peter's gate, Nottingham Cotton, William, Shifnal, Salop, Licensed Victualler. July 1 at 12 at offices of Phillips and Co, New st, Shifnal Curling, George John, Fenchurch st, Printer. July 2 at 3 at the Mason's Hall Tavern, Mason's avenue, Basinghall st. Davies, Basinghall st Cutler, Robert, Birmingham, Builder. Green, Waterloo st, Birmingham June 30 at 12 at offices of Davis, Joel, and Samuel Miller Davis, Springbourne, near Bournemouth, and Tom Davis, Southampton, Builders. July 2 at 3 at offices of Preston, Observer chambers, Albert road, Bournemouth Dean, Samuel, Honiton, Devon, Carpenter. July 1 at 3 at Dolphin Hotel, Honiton. Every Derry, Ernest David William, Woolwich, Hotel Proprietor. July 8 at 2 at offices of Edward Moore and Son, Crosby sq. Peake, Woolwich Doody, William, Shelve, Salop, out of employment. July 5 at 12 at the George Hotel, Shrewsbury. Newill, Bishop's Castle Earnshaw, George Joshua, Mottomley, near Sheffield, Printer. July 2 at 4 at offices of Rideal, Chronicle chambers, Barnsley Edwards, Richard, Eaton Bishop, Hertford, Farmer. July 5 at 11.30 at offices of James and Bodenham, St Peter st, Hertford Edwards, Thomas, Cayo, Carmarthen, Butter Merchant. at 12 at offices of Walters, Greengate, Lampeter July 2 Egan, Thomas, Old Broad st, Stock and Sharebroker. July 8 at 3 at offices of Weed and White, Drapers' gardens Ellis, John, Staverton, Gloucester, Beer Retailer. June 30 at 11 at offices of Clark, Regent st, Cheltenham Farley, John Thomas, Sonning, Berks, Farmer. July 1 at 10.30 at offices of Elkins, Forbury, Reading Farnell, James, Bradford, York, out of business. June 26 at 11 at offices of Varley, Leeds rd, Bradford. Rhodes, Bradford Feith, Franz Joseph, Romilly ter, Boot Manufacturer. July 5 at 12 at offices of Preston, Mark lane Flint, Henry, St Helens, Lancaster, Baker. July 2 at 2 at offices of Quinn and Sons, Lord st, Liverpool Stafford, Fritche, Froude William, Barton-uuder-Needwood, Architect. June 29 at 3 at offices of Bright, High st, Burton-on- Gale, Abraham, Bathford, Somerset, Baker, July 2 at 11 at 6, Gover, Arthur George, Watney st, Commercial rd, East, Leather seller. June 30 at 3 at 50, Southampton buildings, Holborn. Cooper, Chancery lane Green, John, Ordsall, Nottingham, Miller. July 2 at 11 at offices of Marshall, Chapel gate, East Retford Haderer, George, West Bromwich, Stafford, Clock Maker. July 2 at 12 at offices of Topham, High st, West Bromwich Hall, John, and George Hall, Wombourne, Stafford, Hammer Manufacturers. June 30 at 12 at the Star and Garter Hotel, Wolverhampton. Collins, Stourbridge Handley, Henry Mitchell, Menchester, Grocer. July 1 at 3 at offices of Chew and Sons, Swan st, Manchester Hart, William Austin, Montpelier, Bristol, Grocer. June 28 at 12 at June 28 at 3 at 5, Hellyer, William Haygate, and Robert Hellyer, Bournemouth, Hants, General Drapers. July 9 at at 12 at 145, Cheapside. Blake and Reed, Portsea Heyworth, James Fowler, Bacup, Lancaster, Cotton Spinner. June 29 at 3 at Mitre Hotel, Cathedral yard, Manchester. Tattersall, Blackburn Hicks, James Lanyon, Oxford st, Hosier. June 29 at 3 at 145, Cheapside. Sturt, Ironmonger lane June 28 at 3 at the Hoar, John, Watiington, Oxford, out of business. July 2 at 3 at offices of Rawson, High st, High Wycombe Holmes, Emanuel, Colne, Lancaster, Innkeeper. Crown Inn, Burnley rd, Colne. Read, Burnley Holmes, William, Leen Side, Nottingham, Joiner. July 6 at 12 at offices of Cranch, Poultry arcade, Nottingham Hunt, Charles, Langley Mill, Derby, Grocer. June 28 at 3 at offices of Clifton, St Peter's chambers, Nottingham Hunton, John Augustus Sollit, Barnsley, York, Music Hall Proprietor. June 29 at 11 at offices of Marshall and Ownsworth, Church st, Barnsley Inglis, John, Harpurhey, Lancaster, Beer Retailer. June 29 at 3 (and not the 28th as erroneously printed in the Gazette of June 11) at offices of Evans, St George's chambers, Albert square, Manchester Irwin, John, Blackburn, Lancaster, Saddler. July 1 at 11 at offices of Darley, Lord st West, Blackburn Jacques, Eliza, Rhyl, Flint, Lapidary. July 7 at 2 at the London and North Western Hotel, Stafford. Roberts, Rhyl Jefferis, Joseph, Birmingham, Bicycle Fittings Manufacturer. July 1 at 12 at offices of Buller and Bickley, Bennett's hill, Birmingham Johnson, Frederick, Lower Walton, Chester, Commission Agent. July 1 at 3 at offices of Davies and Co, Market pl, Warrington Jones, Joseph, Tipton, Stafford, Iron Master. July 1 at 12 at the Queen's Hotel, Birmingham. Duignan and Co, Walsall Judd, John Breay, Winsford, Somerset, Draper. July 5 at 1 at the Bude Haven Hotel, Sidwell st, Exeter. Riccard and Son, South Molton Keates, William James, Oakington road, Harrow road, Livery Stable Keeper. July 5 at 3 at offices of Mortimore, Coleman st Kimberley, Richard, Small Heath, Birmingham, out of business. June 30 at 3 at offices of Southall and Co, Waterloo st, Birmingham Kirby, Thomas, Preston, Lancashire, Licensed Victualler. June 30 at 11 at the County Court Offices, Winckley st, Preston, Parry, Preston Large, Francis Thomas, Queen Victoria st, Accountant. July 1 at 2 at offices of Mackreth, Dashwood House, New Broad st Lawson, George, and Solomon King, Great Grimsby, Drapers. June 30 at 3 at offices of Grange and Wintringham, Great Grimsby Lutener, Moses, Preston, Lancashire, Innkeeper. June 30 at 11 at the County Court Offices, Winckley st, Preston. Clarke, Preston Mann, John Edmund, Leamington, Butcher. June 26 at 3 at offices of Boddington, High st, Warwick July 1 Mantell, Thomas, West Bromwich, Stafford, Coach Builder. at 2.30 at offices of Caddick, New st, West Bromwich Marsden, May, Doncaster, York, Milliner. June 26 at 12 at offices of Pearson and Burtonshaw, Priory place, Doncaster. Mellor, Sheffield Marston, John Edward, Aston-juxta-Birmingham, Warwick, Grocer. July 2 at 11 at offices of Blewitt, Waterloo st, Birmingham Marshall, Richard, Blaydon-on-Tyne, Durham, Grocer. June 30at 12 at offices of Wilson, Collingwood st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Marvell, Thomas, and Thomas Aspin, Worsbrough, York, Builder. July 2 at 12 at offices of Dibb and Co, Regent st, Barnsley Maw, Herbert, Manchester, Tea Merchant. June 30 at 11 at City Terminus Hotel, Cannon st. Addleshaw and Warburton, Manchester McMorrin, John Thompson, Whitehaven, Travelling Draper. July 6 at 11 at offices of Brown, Scotch st, Whitehaven Mott, Edward Godfrey, Bournemouth, Southampton, House Decorator. July 6 at 3.15 at Royal Bath Hotel, Bournemouth. Sharp, Christchurch Napier, William Robert, Salford, Lancaster, Baker. July 1 at 3 at offices of Boddington and Ball, Princess st, Manchester Naylor, James, Leeds, Greengrocer. June 30 at 3 at offices of Jenkinson, Albion st, Leeds Oldham, Samuel, Walsall, Stafford, Grocer. June 30 at 3 at Stork Hotel, Walsall. East, Birmingham |