his brother, the late Mr. Henry Ford. Mr. R. W. Ford is solicitor to the Portsmouth and Ryde Steam Packet Company, the Portsmouth Waterworks Company, and the Portsmouth Streets Tramway Company, and he was till recently alderman for the borough. He was admitted a solicitor in 1843, and is in partnership with his son, Mr. Douglas Morey Ford.

. MR. WILLIAM THOMAS GREENHOW, barrister, has been appointed Judge of County Courts for Circuit No. 14, in succession to Serjeant Henry Tindal Atkinson, who has been transferred to Circuit No. 55. Mr. Greenhow was educated at University College, London, and he graduated LL.B. of the University of London in 1852. He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Easter Term, 1854. He is a member of the North-Eastern Circuit, and he has been recorder of the borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed since 1870.

Mr. EYRE LLOYD, barrister, who has been appointed Secretary to the Knaresborough Election Commission, was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Hilary Term, 1859. He practises on the South-Eastern Circuit.

Mr. JOHN THOMAS BENT LUKIN, solicitor (of the firm of Clarke & Lukin), of Chard, has been elected an Alderman for that borough. Mr. Lukin is mayor of Chard for the present year. He was admitted a solicitor in 1850, and is clerk to the county magistrates.

Mr. KENNETH AUGUSTUS MUIR MACKENZIE, barrister, has been appointed Principal Secretary to the Lord Chancellor, in succession to Mr. Ralph Charlton Palmer, who has been appointed clerk of the Crown in Chancery. Mr. Mackenzie is the third son of the late Sir John Muir Mackenzie, baronet, and was born in 1845. He was educated at the Charterhouse and at Balliol College, Oxford, where he graduated second class in classics in 1868. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Easter Term, 1873.

Mr. GEORGE BEVERLEY SMITH, solicitor, of Salisbury, has been elected Secretary to the Salisbury Infirmary, in succes. sion to Mr. Philip Watson Ottaway, resigned. Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. George Smith, solicitor, coroner, and treasurer for the city of Salisbury, and he was admitted a solicitor in 1878.

MORRIS CHARLES JONES, ROBERT PATERSON, MORRIS PAT ERSON JONES, and ROBERT PATERSON, jun., solicitors, Queen's-buildings, Dale-street, Liverpool (Jones, Paterson, & Co.). So far as regards the said Morris Charles Jones only. Robert Paterson, Morris Patersou Jones, and Robert Paterson, jun., will continue to carry on the said business. Oct. 1.

GEORGE RAE and HENRY THOMPSON, solicitors and conveyancers, Liverpool (Rae & Thompson). Henry Thompson will continue the said business in his own name. Sept. 30.

[Gazette, Oct. 5, 1880.]

pany be continued. Layton and Jacques, Ely place, Holborn, agents for Lancaster and Wright, Bradford, solicitors for the petitioner OSSEIN TANNING COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, dated Sept 22, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Michael Abrahams and Co., Old Jewry, solicitors for the said petitioner [Gazette, Oct. 1.]

BANK AND MERCANTILE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Nov 5, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Charles J. Angus, Finsbury circus

EAST CANNOCK COLLIERY COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for wind. ing up, presented Sept 30, directed to be heard before the M.R. on Nov 6. Duignan and Smiles, Bedford row, agents for Duignan, Lewis, Williams, and Elliat, Walsall, solicitors for the petitioner MONYDD GORDDU LEAD MINE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Nov 6, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr. A. W. Snel ling.

MINERAL CORPORATION OF GREAT BRITAIN, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Oct 15, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts and claims, to Stacpoole and Son, Pinner's Hall, Old Broad st

PATENT LIONITE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED.-V.C. Malins has fixed Oct 13, at 11, at his chambers, Staple inn, for the appointment of an official liquidator

UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY.

[Gazette, Oct. 5.]

GREAT BRITAIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.-Petition for winding up, presented Sept. 7, directed to be heard before the M. R. on Nov. 6. Harvey, Old Jewry, solicitor for the petitioner. [Gazette, Oct. 5.]

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISsolved.

ROSS FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Boys' National Schoolroom, Ross, Sept. 28. WIDOW AND ORPHANS' FUND OF THE SWINDON DISTRICT, MANCHESTER UNITY OF OLD FELLOWS, King's Arms Inn, Old Swindon, Sept. 28. [Gazette, Oct. 1.] ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE MINERS' WIDOWS, ORPHANS, SUPERANNUATION, AND FUNERAL SOCIETY, Register No. 6861, Pitt and Nelson Hotel, Ashton-under-Lyne, Sept. 30. [Gazette, Oct. 5.1

Law Students' Journal.

UNITED LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY. A meeting of this society was held on Wednesday, the 6th inst., at Clement's-inn, Mr. Dowson in the chair. The business of the evening commenced with the reading of the half-yearly report by the secretary, whereby it appeared that the number of members had increased, and the attendance at, and the character of, the debates had much improved. The motion on the paper was, "That Afghanistan should be completely evacuated." Mr. Spence opened the debate in the negative, and was opposed by Messrs. Napier, Owen, Maxwell, Pickersgill, and Shirley. Mr. Spence replied, and after a division the motion was carried by a majority of five votes. The next debate at Clement's-inn will take place on Wednesday, the 13th inst., when the subject will be "That the Land League agitation in Ireland ought to be suppressed as treasonable."

Companies.

WINDING-UP NOTICES.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

EAST CANNOCK COLLIERY COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding
up, presented Sept 30, directed to be heard before the M. R. on
Nov 6.
Duignan and Smiles, Bedford row, agents for Duignan,
Lewis, Williams, and Elliot, Walsall, solicitors for the petitioner
HULL CEMENT AND LIME WORKS, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up,
presented Sept. 13, directed to be heard before the M. R. on Nov. 6.
Weed and White, Poultry, agents for Thorp and Firth, Kingston-
upon-Hull, solicitors for the petitioning company
NORTH BUCKLEY COLLIERY AND FIRE BRICK COMPANY, LIMITED.—
By an order made by Pollock, B., sitting as vacation judge, dated
Sept 8, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the com-

County Courts.

SURREY.

(Before H. J. STONOR, Esq., Judge.)

Sept. 25.-West v. Phoenix Gas Light and Coke Company. The plaintiff songht to recover the sum of £9 3s. 8d., which he had paid to the company under the following circumstances: On the 30th of June last the plaintiff moved into the Beehive public-house, Warner-street, New Kent-road, and upon the following day an official of the gas company called upon him, and demanded the above sum of money, which he said had been left unpaid by the previous tenant. Mr. West told him that he was not liable for other peoples' debts, whereupon the official said if the money was not paid into the office by noon the gas would be cut off. The money was not paid, and the gas was cut off at two o'clock, putting the plaintiff to great inconvenience. Finally, to save further

trouble, Mr. West paid the money, and the gas was again supplied. The present action was brought to recover the sum of money, which, it was argued, was obtained by undue pressure.

Lyon, who appeared for the plaintiff, quoted the Act of Parliament relating to gas companies, &c.-viz., 34 & 35 Viot. c. 41, 39, by which it is enacted that "in the case of any consumer of gas supplied by the undertakers leaving the premises where such gas has been supplied to him, without paying the gas rent or meter rent due from him, the undertakers shall not be entitled to recover from the next tenant of such premises the payment of the arrears left unpaid by the former tenant, unless such incoming tenant has undertaken with the former tenant to pay, and to release him from the payment of such arrears." No such agreement had been made by his client, and therefore the money had been obtained unlawfully and under undue pressure.

Metcalfe, for the defendants, said that the reason of the action taken was that the company had a suspicion that there was collusion between the incoming tenant and the late tenant.

The plaintiff, however, upon being put into the box, swore that he had not known until after he had got into the house that there was any gas money owing, and he had most certainly not promised to pay the money.

His HONOUR gave a verdict for the plaintiff, with costs.

BARRINGTON, WILLIAM, White Lion st, Norton Folgate, Pickle Merchant. Oct 25. Clapham and Fitch, Bishopsgate Without BLADON, THOMAS WILLIAM, Birmingham, Bedding Manufacturer. Nov 1. Wright and Marshall, Birmingham

BOWES, JOHN, Helmsley, York, Spirit Merchant. Nov 1. Pearson, Helmsley

BROTHERS, FRANCIS WILLIAM, Chorley, Lancaster, Gas Engineer. Oct 16. Malam Brothers, Blackburn

CAMPBELL, JAMES, Chichester, Sussex, Esq. Oct 30. Wordsworth and Co, Threadneedle st

CLEMENT, MARY ANNE, Westbury-upon-Trym, Bristol. Nov 25. Brittans and Co, Bristol

CROSBY, SARAH,.Holbeach, Lincoln. Nov 17. Caparn and Co, Holbeach

DOMBRAIN, WILLIAM, Canterbury, Gent. Nov 10. Hallet and Co, Ashford

FRANKCOM, FRANCIS, Little Badminton, Farmer, Nov 8. Cosham, Bristol

HUDSON, JOHN, Cleveland, U.S.A., Tailor. Nov 20. Nicholson, Morpeth

HUDSON, THOMAS THOMPSON, Heaton, York, Farmer. Nov 1. Morgan and Morgan, Shipley

JACOBS, MATTHEW HENRY, Budge row, Cannon st, Solicitor. Dec 31. North and Sons, Leeds

KAY, ABRAHAM, Halliwell, nr Bolton, Gardener. Oct 25. Gerrard, Bolton

LITTLE, WILLIAM HENRY, Southsea, Southampton, Captain in H.M.'s Navy. Oct 31. Freshfield and Williams, Bank bldgs MAYES, JOHN, Loughborough, Leicester, Hosier. Nov 1. Deane and Hands, Loughborough

NICHOLAS, TREW, Downham, Cambridge, Farmer. Nov 5. Archer and Son, Ely

PATMORE, JOSEPH, Stafford pl South, Pimlico. Nov 1. Lefroy and Sheppard, Robert st, Adelphi

PERRIDGE, CAROLINE, Leather lane, Holborn. Aldersgate st

Oct 31. Smith,

BREACH, ROBERT, Steyning, Sussex, Woolstapler. Nov 23. Woods and Dempster, Brighton

BRETON, FREDERICK, Belvedere rd, Upper Norwood, Esq. Dec L. Clarke and Calkin, Great James st, Bedford row

BRIERLY, JAMES, Stackstead, Lancaster, Colliery Proprietor. Oct 30. Ashworth, Waterfoot

BROOK, SAMUEL, Huddersfield, Farmer. Dec 1. Craven and Sunderland, Huddersfield

CHAPMAN, JAMES, Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, Maltster. Dec 31. Stanley, Norwich

CRESWELL, REV. SAMUEL, Radford, Nottingham, Clerk. Oct 9. Brittle, Nottingham

FREETH, MARY ANN, Birmingham. Oct 25. Wragge and Co, Birmingham GARDINER, ELIZABETH, Devonport. Nov 2. Hutchings, Devonport

GEARING, WILLIAM, Brighton, Farmer. Nov 30. King and Son, Brighton

GRAY, THOMAS, Sheffield, Gent. Oct 30. Rodgers and Co, Sheffield HALL, WALTER, Old Broad st, Esq. Nov 1. Phelps and Co, Gresham

Nov 8.

JOHNSON, ROBERT, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, out of business.
Chartres and Co, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
LACROIX, JEAN PIERRE, Brighton, Provision Merchant. Nov 25.
Stevens and Son, Brighton

LEATHERDALE, JAMES, Wakes Colne, Essex, Farmer. Dec 1. Beaumont and Son, Coggleshall

LYSTER, SEPTIMUS, Essex, a Retired Lieutenant-Colonel. Nov 30. Trinders and Curtis-Hayward, Bishopsgate st, Within

MCGUFFIE, CATHERINE MARIA, Earl's Court rd, Kensington. Nov 9. Pierce, Liverpool

NASH, JAMES, Bedford row, Rent Collector. Oct 9. Talbot and Tasker, Bedford row.

NEWBERT, JOHN, Kingston-upon-Hull, Corn Factor. Feb 1. Middlemiss and Pearce, Hull

NORMAN, SERGEANT JOHN COOPER, Nice, France, M.D. Nov 10 Mustard, Furnival's inn

PICKUP, PICKUP, Tottington Lower End, Lancaster, Farmer. Nov 1. Gruudy and Co, Bury

ROBERTSON, ARCHIBALD, Hertford, Lieut-Col. Nov 20, Sworder and Longmore, Hertford

SAUNDERS, ISABELLA, Grosvenor place, Margate. Nov 1. Boys, Margate

SHEPPARD, JOSEPH, Dalham, Suffolk, Yeoman. Nov 1. Salmon and Son, Bury St Edmunds

SIMONDS, EDMUND, Willingdon, Sussex, Gent. Oct 30, Bowker and Son, Winchester

STOKES, CHARLES SCOTT, Hollywood rd, Brompton, Esq. Dee L.
Pollard, King's Arms yd, Moorgate st

WALKER, MARY WATERSON, Newbiggen-by-the-Sea, Northumber-
land. Nov 8. Chartres and Co, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
WATWOOD, THOMAS, Stafford, Gent. Nov 1. Spilsbury, Stafford
WEST, WILLIAM, Preston, Sussex, Gent. Nov 6. Hewitt and
Alexander, Ely pl, Holborn

WILLIS, ANN MARY, Wellington st, South Shields. Oct 8. Mabane and Graham, South Shields

[Gazette, Sept. 28.]

AGNEW, JAMES, Cheltenham, Esq, Oct 30. Withall, Bedford row
AITKEN, MARGARET, Strathkinniss, Fife. Nov 12. Ewbank and
Partington, South sq, Gray's inn
BARROW, GEORGE MARTIN, Writtle, Essex, Clerk in Holy Orders.
Oct 21. Scarlett and Sutthery, Chelmsford

BRADLEY, CAROLINE AMELIA ELIZABETH, Sutton, Surrey. Nov 5.
Taylor and Co, Great James st, Bedford row

BROOKS JOHN, Beaconsfield, Buckingham, Retired Farmer. Nov 12. Cheese, Amersham

Cox, JOHN, Bristol, Gent. Nov 1. Pitt, Bristol

DENBY, MARTHA HARGREAVES, Burley, Otley, York. Nov 1. Tennant and Barrett, Leeds

EARS, THOMAS, Horsington, Somerset, Gent. Oct 30. Johns and Traill, Blandford

FILMER, ALFRED, Sheerness, Butcher. Nov 27. Greathead, Rochester HOBBES, ROBERT HIORNE, Stratford-upon-Avon, Gent. Oct 23. Hobbes and Co, Stratford-upon-Avon

HODGE, GEORGE WILLIAM, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Solicitor. Nov 30. Hodge and Westmacott, Newcastle-upon-Tyne HODGSON, ELLEN PARKER, Moorcambe, Lancaster. Oct 29. Sharp and Son, Lancaster

JUDSON, WILLIAM, St. Phillip's terrace, Kensington. Oct 21. Tatton, Kensington

KAY, JAMES, Elton, Bury, Lancaster, Gent. Nov 8. Grundy and Co, Bury

LONGSTAFF, MARY, Sunderland, Durham. Nov 23. Hines and Son, Sunderland

PRIEST, MARIA, Heigham, Norwich. Nov 8. Winter and Francis, Norwich

RAVENSCROFT, JOHN, Wharton, Chester, Labourer. Nov 1. Fletcher,
Northwich

SCHOFIELD, HENRY, Wilmslow, Chester, Gent.
Manchester

SISSISON, MARY FRANCES, Kingston-upon-Hull.
miss and Pearce, Hull

Nov 6. Leigh

Feb 1. Middle

SMITH, MARTHA BOWDON, Southampton. Nov 1. Green and Moberly, Southampton

SMITH, TILDEN, Knelle, Sussex, Gent. Nov 30. Butler, Rye SPEEDY, GEORGE RICHARD, Lauderdale rd, Maida vale, Gent. Nov 14. Layton and Co, Budge row, Cannon st

TONE, JOHN CARR, Sunderland, Durham, Contractor. Nov 3 Kidson and Co, Sunderland

BACON, CHARLES FREDERICK, Ipswich, Plumber. Nov 6. Jackaman and Sons, Ipswich

BENSON, SAMUEL, Biggleswade, Bedford, Bricklayer. Nov 20. Chapman, Biggleswade

BREACH, ROBERT, Steyning, Sussex, Woolstapler. Nov 23. Woods and Dempster, Ship st, Brighton

BULMER, ELIZABETH, Be lle Vue, nr Wakefield. Dec 1. Dixons and
Horne, Wakefield

CALCRAFT, JOHN HALES, Rempstone Hall, Dorset.
New sq, Lincoln's inn

CLOUGH, WILLIAM, South Shields, Durham, Gent.
and Son, Shields

Nov 20. Walker,

Nov 26. Purvis

FIELD, JOHN, Warnford Court, Stock Broker. Dec 1. Wootton and Son, Finsbury circus

GREEN, ROBERT BALLINGTON, Chestnut st, Worcester, Gent. Nov 6. Lechmere-Pugh, Worcester

HALL, GEORGE DAVISON, South Shields, Durham, Builder. Nov 19. Purvis and Son, South Shields

HALL, WILLIAM, Horley, Oxford, Farmer. Dec 1. Fortescue and Sons, Banbury

HAMMOND, GEORGE, Stoke-next-Guildford, Gent. Dec 15. Godalming

Roker,

produce their licences when called upon to do so by a police officer. So long as these requirements of the law are fulfilled, those subject to them will in no way be interfered with by the police, and all possible assistance, in conjunction with the several philanthropic societies, will be given to obtain honest employment. If they are in regular work, and state at the Convict Office, Great Scotland-yard, where evidence can be quietly found in support of their statements, no one will be informed by police of their position or antecedents; and similarly, if they are living in another name to that in which they have been convicted, the same should be notified to the above office. But if it is ascertained upon the strict inquiry which will be made periodically in every case, that there is the slightest infringement of any one of the conditions on which a convict on licence or person under police supervision is allowed his or her liberty, no effort will be spared to arrest him or her, and enforce the law, all constabulary forces co-operating to this end. The conditions of liberty entail no hardship on persons really wishing to lead an honest life. That convicts on licence and persons under supervision should do so is the aim of the police, and special circumstances will always be carefully considered by the Director of Criminal Investigations."

Lee and Co, Salisbury

METCALFE, WILLIAM, Manningham, York, Draper. Nov 1. Clough, Cleckheaton

MONEY, FANNY ELIZABETH, Woodstock, Oxford. Nov 9. Eldridge and Stephenson, Hull

PICKERING, THOMAS, Great Driffield, York, Ironmonger. Dec 1. Foster and Co, Great Driffield

REEKS, JAMES, Camberwell rd, Gent. Nov 1. Ward, Lincoln's inn fields

RUSSEL, CATHARINE, Bromley, Kent. Oct 20. Roy and Cartwright, Lothbury

SCOTT, DALTON, Crystal Palace Park, Sydenham, Gent. Oct 30. Bridger, Botolph lane, Eastcheap

SIMPSON, PETER THOMAS, Kippax, York, Grocer. Dec 1. ton and Sons, Leeds

Middle

SMITH, ROBERT, Cropwell Bishop, Nottingham, Farmer. Nov 13. Burton and Co, Nottingham

THORNTON, EMILY, Ipswich. Nov 20. Daniel and Son, Ipswich WARDMAN, GEORGE, North Rigton, York, Farmer. Dec 24. Siddall, Otley

WATSON, EDWARD, Sen., Herstmonceux, Sussex, Farmer. Nov 9. Blaker and Son, Lewes, Sussex

[Gazette, Oct. 5.]

Stock Great Southern and Western of Ireland Stock Great Western-Original

100

1241

Stock Lancashire and Yorkshire .......................................................... 100 Stock London, Brighton, and South Coast............ 100 Stock London, Chatham, and Dover

134

162号

100

1034

Stock London and North-Western................................................... Stock London and South Western

100

1574

Stock Do., District

Stock Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln ............ Stock Metropolitan

Legal News.

The following notice has been issued by the Director of Criminal Investigations to convicts at large on licence and persons under sentence of police supervision :-"The conditions of liberty imposed by the law on convicts released on licence and persons under police supervision arefirst, that they report themselves where directed within forty-eight hours after liberation; secondly, that they (women excepted) report themselves every month at the nearest police station to their place of abode, between the hours of nine in the morning and nine in the evening, on the day of the month named on the other side; thirdly, that they reside-that is, sleep-at the address notified to the police, in order that they may be at once found if required for any legal purpose; fourthly, that they get their living by honest means and regular employment; fifthly, that if they change their address, or leave any police district at all, they give notice of their removal at the police station at which they are reporting, and also at the nearest police-station within forty-eight hours of arriving in any other police district in any part of the United Kingdom; sixthly, that convicts at liberty

• A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. has been paid to B.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

FREEMAN.-Oct 3, at Eugénie Villa, Ravenscourt-park, Hammersmith, the wife of G. D. Freeman, of 44, Bedford-row, solicitor, of a son.

MORRIS.-Oct. 3, at 34, Alexandra-road, Southport, the wife of Christoper Morris, of Liverpool, solicitor, of a daughter. NEISON.-Oct. 3, at 93, Adelaide-road, South Hampstead, the wife of Francis G. P. Neison, barrister-at-law, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES. HOPKINS-BUTLER.-Sept. 25, at St. George's, Hanoversquare, Arthur Antwis Hopkins, M.A., of the Inner Temple, barrister-at-law, to Ada Blanche, daughter of the late Rev. James Butler, D.D, of Burnley, Lancashire. MARTIN-MILLWARD, May 12, at St. Peter's, Wellington, New Zealand, Thomas Frederic Martin, of Christchurch (late of Gray's-inn, London), solicitor, to Jenny, daughter of William Henry Millward, recently of Liverpool. MUGLISTON-DALY.- Sept. 29, at Croydon, Henry Boyes Mugliston, of the Middle Temple, barrister-at-law, to Fanny, daughter of the late Thomas Daly, Fairhill, Cork. TODD-DOBBYN.-Sept. 30, at St. Andrew's, Thornhill-square, Robert Todd, solicitor, of London to Agnes Eugenie, daughter of William Dobbyn, of London.

Botwright, Richard, Leyton, Essex, Cheesemonger. Oct 25 at 3 at Guildhall tavern, Gresham st. Hopkins, Finsbury pavement Bowley, Amos, Beeston, Nottingham, Ironmonger. Oct 19 at 3 at Assembly Rooms, Low pavement. Cranch and Stroud, Notting

ham

Boxall, Alfred, Ewhurst, Surrey, Farm Bailiff. Oct 20 at 3.15 at Bedford Hotel, Horsham

Brayford, James, Hanley, Stafford, out of business. Oct 11 at 11 at offices of Stevenson, Cheapside, Hanley

Bumberry, Joseph, Pond sq, Highgate, Builder. Oct 14 at 3 at offices of Boulton and Co, Northampton sq. Clerkenwell

Burrey, James Jones, Shrewsbury, Salop, Cabinet Maker. Oct 14
at 12 at George Hotel, Shrewsbury. Craig, Shrewsbury
Burtwell, John, Kingsland rd, Plumber, Oct 18 at 3 at offices of
Funston, Finsbury pavement

Carmona, Bernard, Crystal Palace, Sydenham, Dealer in Oriental
Goods. Oct 22 at 2 at offices of Brighten and Co, Bishopsgate a
Without

Charles, Noah, Derby, Greengrocer. Oct 14 at 3 at offices of Hextall, Full st, Derby

Child, James Joseph, and William John Hinde, Deptford Lower rd, Bedroom Furniture Manufacturers. Oct 21 at 2 at offices of Hudson and Co, Bucklersbury

Clough, John Lister, North Bierley, Bradford, Clerk. Oct 15 at 11 at offices of Mumford, Yorkshire Bank chambers, Bank st, Bradford

Clough, Thomas Woodhead Lister, Oakenshaw, York, Worsted Spinner. Oct 15 at 12 at offices of Mumford, Yorkshire Bank chambers, Bank st, Bradfordi

Cooper, James, Huddersfield, out of business. Oct 18 at 12 at Cherry Tree Hotel, Westgate, Huddersfield. Berry

Cox, Elijah, Mountsorrel, Leicester, Licensed Victualler. Oct 19 at 3 at offices of Buckby, Millstone lane, Leicester

Darley, Edmund, Nelson, nr Burnley, Wine Merchant. Oct 21 at 3 at Exchange Hotel, Nicholas st, Burnley. Hartley, Burnley Davies, David Francis, Llanddewi Brefi, Cardigan, Boot Maker. Oct 15 at 12 at offices of Edwardes, Lampeter

Dewar, Robert, Gosforth, Northumberland, Chemist. Oct 13 at 2 at offices of Rhagg, Grainger st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Duffy, Bernard, Old Kent rd, Confectioner. Oct 15 at 10 at offices of Cooke, Gray's inn sq

Dukes, William, jun, Hereford, Licensed Victualler. Oct 14 at 11 at offices of Scobie, Offa st, Hereford

Easton, Joseph, Rotherham, York, Plumber. Oct 13 at 3 at offices of Webster and Styring, Hartshead, Sheffield

Ede, George Steer, Worthing, Sussex, Dairyman. Oct 23 at 2 at 5, Brunswick ter, Chapel rd, Worthing

Pet Sept 28.

Speed. Not

Ellis, Thomas, Upper Thames st, Eating-house keeper. at offices of Crook, Fenchurch st

Oct 23 at 3

Turner, Thomas, Stockport, Chester, Waggon Builder. Pet Sept 27. Hyde. Stockport, Oct 11 at 11

TUESDAY, Oct. 5, 1880.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

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

Planque, Emile, Jewry st, General Merchant. Pet Oct 2. Brougham. Oct 20 at 12.30

Vowler, John Henry Walcot, Gracechurch st, Iron Manufacturer. Pet Oct 4. Brougham. Oct 19 at 11

Williams, John Worthy, Cheapside, Public Accountant. Pet Oct 2. Brougham. Oct 20 at 12

To Surrender in the Country.

Milson, James, New Denham, Bucks, Baker. Pet Sept 30. Darvill. Windsor, Oct 23 at 11

Swayne, Sophia, Marlborough rd, Gunnersbury. Pet Sept 28. Ruston. Brentford, Oct 26 at 3

Tyas, Thomas, Manchester, Wholesale Fruiterer. Pet Sept 25. Lister. Manchester, Oct 21 at 12

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. FRIDAY, Oct. 1, 1880.

Esher, William, Attercliffe, nr Sheffield, Butcher. Sept 22 Livingstone, William, Morecambe, Lancaster, Toy Dealer. Sept 28 TUESDAY, Oct. 5, 1880.

Espir, Camile, Cambridge gdns, Notting hill, Gent, Oct 4

Liquidations by Arrangement.

FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
FRIDAY, Oct. 1, 1880.

Adams, John, Winton, Bournemouth, Carpenter. Oct 13 at 2 at offices of Aldridge, Westover villas, Bournemouth

Allson, Elijah, Powis st, Woolwich. Shoemaker. Oct 8 at 10 at offices of Evans and Peacock, John st, Bedford row

Bailey, William, Manchester, Plumber. Oct 15 at 3 at offices of
Hardings and Co, Princess st, Manchester

Baker, Charles Montague, Hermitage villas, Highgate, Commercial
Traveller. Oct 20 at 11 at offices of Harris, Wormwood st
Bell, Robert, Wolverhampton, Drysalter. Oct 14 at 3 at offices of
Willcock, Queen's chambers, North st, Wolverhampton
Berry, Frank Edward, Ashley, Northampton, Grazier.
at offices of Wartnaby and Gilbert, Market Harborough. Haxby,

Leicester

Oct 19 at 11

Bilton, Frederick, and Francis Bilton, Kingston-upon-Hull, Joiners. Oct 19 at 3 at offices of Martinson, Exchange buildings, Bowlalley lane, Kingston-upon-Hull

Birch, William, Liverpool, Horse Dealer. Oct 16 at 11 at offices of Lowe, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool

Bishop, William Alfred, and Charles Frederic Bishop, Bradford, Grocers. Oct 15 at 3 at offices of Atkinson and Wilson, Tyrrell st, Bradford

B'akey, Henry, and Thomas Edward Blakey, Wakefield, Soda Water Manufacturers. Oct 13 at 3 at offices of Lodge, Townhall chambers, King st, Wakefield

Bonney, Edward Dixon, Bowness, Westmoreland, Plumbers. Oct 15 at 2.30 at the Queen's Hotel, Windermere. Gatey, Ambleside

Botten, Charles, Colchester, Watchmaker. Oct 15 at 12 at offices of Prior, Head st, Colchester

Oct 21 at 3

Evans, William John, Powis st, Woolwich, Bookseller. at offices of Richardson, Powis st, Woolwich Fleming, George, Hulme, Manchester, Painter. Oct 11 at 3 at offices of Hill, St Ann's sq, Manchester

Fletcher, Richard, and John Wright, Wakefield, Linen Drapers. Oct 12 at 3 at offices of Barratt and Senior, Wood st, Wakefield Foster, Richard John, Haughton, Lancaster, Painter. Oct 18 at 3 at Clarence Hotel, Piccadilly, Manchester. Harris, Manchester Fowke, Peter, Rye lane, Peckham, out of business. Oct 8 at 4 at Gardon Arms Tavern, High Holborn. Staniland, North rd, Highgate

Fox, Henry, Attercliffe. Sheffield, Warehouseman. Oct 14 at 11 at offices of Tasker and Shuttleworth, Wharncliffe chml r, Bank st Sheffield

French, Thomas, Lansdowne rd, Hackney, Boot Manufacturer. Oct 9 at 12 at Unicorn Tavern, Vivian rd, Öld Ford. Hicks, Groverd, Victoria rd

Furness, John, Ogden, nr Rochdale, Innkeeper. Oct 14 at 3 at offices of Whitehead, Toad lane, Rochdale

Garside, Henry, Congleton, Chester, Hat Trimming Manufacturer. Oct 14 at 11 at the Old Cheshire Cheese inn, High st, Congleton Gibbings, George, Exeter, Tobacconist, Oct 18 at 12 at offices of Joseph, Finsbury pavement

Gray, Thomas May, Great Grimsby, Fish Merchant. Oct 13 at 11 at St Mary chambers, West St Mary's gate, Great Grimsby. Grange and Wintringham

Green, Herbert, Kingswinford, Stafford, Painter. Oct 15 at 12 at offices of Higgs, Bennett's hill, Birmingham

Harrop, Thomas, Mexbrough, York, Timber Merchant. Oct 14 at 2 at the Cutler's Hall, Sheffield, Burdekin and Co Hendrick, James, Elsecar, York, Stone Mason. Oct 18 at 3 at offices of Gray, Eastgate, Barnsley

Heslop, William, Lisson grove, Watchmaker. Oct 18 at 3 at offices of Davie, New inn, Strand

Higgs, William, Bedminster, Bristol, out of business. Oct 9 at 12 at offices of Andrews, Nicholas st, Bristol. Fayre, Bristol Humphrey, William, Dudley, Worcester, Plumber. Oct 14 at 2 at offices of Burn and Co, Wolverhampton st, Dudley Huttall, John, Bury, Lancaster, Draper. Oct 13 at 3 at cffices of Grundy and Co, Union st, Bury

Oct 14

Ibbs, Robert Giles, Littlehampton, Sussex, Schoolmaster. Oct 20 at 3 at offices of Pattison and Co, Queen Victoria st Jaques, William Henry, Snowsfields, Bermondsey, Grocer. at 3 at offices of Scott and Barham, King st, Cheapside Jarvis, William Giles, Pratt st, Camden Town, out of business. Oct 11 at 12 at Unicorn Tavern, Vivian rd, Old Ford. Hicks, Grove rd, Victoria Park

Jones, Benjamin, Abergavenny, Tailor. Oct 16 at 3 at offices of Browne, Lion st, Abergavenny

Jones, Henry Schreb, Hockley, Warwick, Boot and Shoe Maker. Oct 13 at 3 at offices of Johnson and Co, Waterloo st, Birming ham

Kedwards, Charles, Broadway, Worcester, Grocer. Oct 20 at 11 at Crown Hotel, Evesham. Eades and Son, the Abbey, Evesham Lane, Thomas Jelf, Gloucester, Mercer. Oct 13 at 12 at at offices of Potter, Northfield house, Cheltenham

Lee, Thomas Henry, Leeds, Tailor. Oct 13 at 3 at offices of Jenkin. son, Albion st, Leeds