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has the other funds transferred to him will be a serious question to suitors. Surely the Government, who reap such a substantial annual benefit from the suitors' fee fund, might supply the Paymaster with a sufficient staff to keep his books posted daily, and thus prevent delays which, in many instances, are most serious to the parties concerned."

At the meeting of the Judicial Committee on the 18th inst., Sir Barnes Peacock, who spoke with some emotion, said:-"In meeting at this board for the first time since the melancholy event which interrupted the last sittings, we should not do justice to our feelings if we did not express our deep sense of the well-nigh irreparable loss which her Majesty and this Committee have sustained by the death of our lamented colleague. During twenty-one years of assiduous labours at this board Sir James Colvile brought to the consideration of the various and important questions which came before it extensive knowledge, not only of law and equity as administered in this country, but of the leading principles of the widely differing systems of jurisprudence whieh prevail in different parts of this great empire, and an especial acquaintance with the laws, the mannera, and the customs of the people of India, in whose welfare he took a lively and never-failing interest. All who practised before Sir James Colvile well knew the calm judicial spirit with which he approached every question; the breadth of view which he brought to bear upon principles; his mastery of facts and bis accuracy in dealing with complicated details. His untiring patience and unvarying courtesy cannot have failed to be appreciated by the bar; but none can have known as his colleagues knew the value of his ripe judgment, the abundance of his resources, and the assistance as well as the charm he lent to our deliberations. Indeed, the genial kindness of his nature had endeared him to all those, either in India or in this country, who were in any way associated with him. His loss will be deplored, not only by all who are here to-day, but by many of those who are engaged in the administration of justice in distant lands. He is gone, but he will long live in our memories as a great judge, an accomplished gentleman, and a warm friend." The AttorneyGeneral and Mr. Leith, Q.C., added their testimony on behalf of the bar.

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Brown, John, Birkenhead, Chester, Bootmaker.
liams. Birkenhead, Jan 25 at 12.30
Butterfield, James, Gateshead, Durham, Tailor. Pet Jan 12. In-
gledew. Newcastle, Jan 27 at 11

Davey, Esther, North Shields, Licensed Victualler.
Daggett. Newcastle, Jan 27 at 11

Pet Jan 10.

Friend, Thomas, West Bromwich, Stafford, Auctioneer. Pet Dec
17. Watson. Oldbury, Jan 24 at 12

Heading, Charles. Roxton, Bedford, Farmer. Pet Jan 10. Pearse.
Bedford, Jan 28 at 11 30

Lawrence, William, Springfield pk, Acton, Builder. Pet Jan 11.
Ruston. Brentford, Feb 1 at 2

Mills, Robert Winterbottom, and Charles Ashworth, New Islington,
Manchester, Spindle Makers. Pet Jan 12. Lister. Manchester,
Jan 31 at 12

Mountain, Thomas, Aldborough, York, Farmer. Pet Jan 11. Per-
kins. York, Jan 25 at 11

Prior, George Mason, Cambridge, Pork Butcher. Pet Jan 12. Eaden.
Cambridge, Jan 26 at 12.30

Rucroft, Nathan, Oldham, Lancaster.
Oldham, Jan 26 at 11

Pet Jan 12. Tweedale

Tooley, Robert, Gt Yarmouth, Licensed Victualler. Pet Jan 11.
Worlledge. Gt Yarmouth, Jan 27 at 11

Wilson, James Hanley, Huddersfield, Insurance Agent. Pet Jan 12.
Jones. Huddersfield, Jan 31 at 11

TUESDAY, Jan. 18, 1881.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

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

Bartholomew, Lucy, Bell yd, Gracechurch st, Licensed Victualler.
Pet Jan 14. Pepys. Jan 28 at 12

Lowden, William, High st, Camden Town, Grocer. Pet Jan 13.
Hazlitt. Feb 2 at 11

Smith, George John Cayley, Gt Marlborough st. Pet Jan 14. Pepys.
Feb 16 at 11

To Surrender in the Country.

In answer to a question by Sir H. Giffard, as to whether
any reply was sent to the letter addressed by the Lord
Chancellor to the late Lord Chief Justice of England on
this subject, the Attorney-General said, in the House of
Commons on the 13th inst., that (as we stated at the time)
the Lord Chancellor's letter was not published in the
newspapers by bim or with his assent. The substance of
the reply was brought to the attention of the Council of
Judges before they arrived at the recommendation to
abolish the offices in question. The reply of the late Chief
Justice was contained in a letter which touched upon many
other subjects, and could not in its entirety be made
public; but I will furnish to my hon. friend and make
public a copy of every word of the letter referring to the
subject in question. As may be supposed from the
Well-known and often-expressed opinion of the late Chief Morrell, Henry, Birmingham, Metal Spinner. Dec 17

Favill, Robert, Market Rasen, Lincoln, Auctioneer. Pet Jan 14.
Uppleby. Lincoln, Jan 31 at 11

Harding, Frederick Augustus, Southsea, Portsea, Builder. Pet Jan
14. Renny. Portsmouth, Feb 10 at 12

Houghton, Charles George Moss, Manchester, Wine Merchant. Pet
Jan 13. Lister. Manchester, Jan 31 at 12

Justice condemnatory of the policy of the Judicature
Acts, his reply expresses disapproval of the proposed
abolition. It is as follows:-"As regards the subject-
matter on which you desire to take the sense of the judges,
I should be wanting in candour if I did not frankly say that
I do not concur in your view. I am quite prepared to sacri-
fice old names and old associations for the sake of substantial
good, though I do not think they are destitute of value, but
I am wholly at a loss to see what will be gained by merging
the three common law divisions into one court, and an
satisfied that a court of fifteen judges under a nominal
president for the authority of such a president would be no
more than nominal-would not and could not work. My
opinion is that hopeless confusion would be the result. The
fact is the present state of things works extremely well
when the judges can attend to their business in the com-
mon law divisions. The reason why there
that the judges are scattered over the face of the country
trying election petitions or on extra and unnecessary cir-

cuits."

SALE OF ENSUING WEEK.

are arrears is

Jan. 28.-Mr. ALFRED BAKER, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, Jan. 15, p. 3).

Papps, William, Trowbridge, Wilts, Baker. Pet Jan 15. Robertson.
Bath, Feb 2 at 12.30

Scarfe, Walter, Raydon ter, Wandsworth, Builder.
Winch. Wandsworth, Feb 4 at 11

Pet Jan 11.

Wyatt, Edward, Netherhill, Southampton, Farmer. Pet Jan 15.
Daw, jun. Southampton, Jan 31 at 2.30

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
TUESDAY, Jan. 17, 1881.

Liquidations by Arrangement.

FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
FRIDAY, Jan. 14, 1880.

Adams, Henry, Copenhagen st, Islington, Laundryman. Jan 28 a
1 at offices of Richardson, Broad st bldgs
Ager, William, and Jonathan Sadler, North Brixton, Builders.
Jan 26 at 3 at offices of Chipperfield, Trinity st, Southwark
Alchorne, Charles, Great Grimsby, Lincoln, Hatter. Feb 2 at 3 at
offices of Mason, Victoria st South, Great Grimsby

Aston, George William, High st, Notting hill, Builder. Jan 28 at 4

at offices of Yorke and Wharton, Conduit st, Bond st
Bamford, Walters, Nottingham, Ironmonger. Jan 27 at 3 at offices
of Lees, Severn chmbrs, Middle pavement, Nottingham.
Bunks, Samuel, Bradford, York, Grocer. Jan 20 at 3 at offices of
Neill and Barlow, Kirkgate, Bradford

Baylis, John Frederick, Redditch, Warwick, Licensed Victualler.
Feb 4 at 3 at the Unicorn Hotel, Redditch. Williams, Redditch
Brazil, John, Roman rd, Old Ford, Pork Butcher. Jan 31 at 2 at
offices of Keen and Rogers, Knight Rider st

Brown, George Hanson, Leeds, Corn Dealer, Jan 26 at 10.30 at the
Law Institute, Albion pl, Leeds. Cross, Bradford
Buckeridge, Charles, Aldbourne, Wilts, Baker. Jan 25 at 12.30 at
the Three Swans Hotel, Hungerford. Lucas, Newbury
Bull, James, Long Sutton, Lincoln, Innkeeper. Jan 26 at 12.30 at
offices of Mossop and Mossop, Long Sutton

Caldwell, Josiah, King William st, Contractor. Jan 26 at 12 at the
Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Hogan and Hughes, Martin's

lane

Card, Caleb, High st, Hampstead, Refreshment house keeper. Jan
27 at 3 at offices of Downing, Basinghall st

Coles, George, Essex rd, Islington, Baker. Jan 27 at 11 at the White
Swan Hotel, Coleman'st, City. Biggenden

Feb

Curtis, George, Tottenham rd, Kingsland rd, Coal Merchant. 7 at 12 at offices of Robinson and Leslie, Coleman st. Joseph Daniels, Charles John, Salisbury, Wilts, Mineral Water Manufacturer. Jan 26 at 3 at offices of Harlow, Southampton buildings, Chancery lane. Shutte, Southampton

Daunton, William, Bedminster, Bristol, Grocer. Jan 27 at 2 at offices of Hobbs, Clare st, Bristol

Davies, David, Hoole, nr Chester, Corn Factor. Jan 25 at 12 at offices of Duncan and Pritchard, Bridge st, Chester

Davies, Thomas, Florence terrace, Shepherd's Bush rd, Grocer. Jan 24 at 3 at the Vestry House, Laurence Pountney hill, Cannon st. Williams and Graham

Dawson, Joseph, Leicester, Shopkeeper. Feb 1 at 3 at offices of Chadwick and Co, Berridge st, Leicester

Dickinson, Samuel Thornton, Church Coppinhall, Cheshire, Presby. terian Minister. Jan 27 at 11 at offices of Hill, Market st, Crewe Dobson, Henry, Chorley, Lancashire, Fish Dealer. Jan 27 at 11 at offices of Morris, Townhall, Chorley

Dorrell, Frederick, High st, Vauxhall, Baker. Jan 22 at 10 at offices of Mitchell, Theobald's rd, Bedford row. Hope, Bell yard, Fleet

st

Dupree, George Thomas, Great Saffron hill, Boot Manufacturer. Jan 22 at 11 at offices of Mitchell, Theobald's row, Bedford row. Hope, Bell yd, Fleet st

Eaton, William, West Derby, near Liverpool, Plumber.

Jan 27 at 2 at offices of Gibson and Co, South John st, Liverpool. Paynter, Liverpool

Eckersall, Isaiah, East Ardsley, York, Grocer. Jan 26 at 3 at Black Bull Hotel. Mirfield. Bottomly. Huddersfield

Ferry, Robert, Hartlepool, Durham, Millwright. Feb 2 at 12 at offices of Kay, Church st, West Hartlepool

Forrest, James, Salford, Lancaster, Baker. Feb 9 at 3 at offices of Oram and Co, Peter st, Manchester

Geisler, Henry, Great Grimsby, Lincoln, Music Seller. Feb 3 at 11
at offices of Grange and Wintringham, St Mary's chambers, West
St Mary's Gate, Great Grimsby
Feb 3 at 2 at

George, Edwin, Broadstairs, Kent, Upholsterer.
Guildhall Coffee House, Gresham st. Sparkes, Ramsgate
Gibbons, Francis, Bristol, Grocer. Jan 22 at 12 at offices of Andrews,
Nicholas st, Bristol

Gillon, David, Aldershot, Southampton, Riding Master in Royal
Engineers. Jan 27 at 11 at offices of Knight and Ward, West st,
Farnham

Gowlland, Joseph, Stockwell, Grocer. Jan 31 at 3 at Law Institution, Chancery lane. Cordwell, Serjeant's inn, Fleet st Green, William, Salisbury rd, Kilburn, Grocer. Jan 27 at 2 at offices of Hubert and Co, John st, Adelphi

Hall, James Robert, Morpeth, Northumberland, Grocer. Feb 2 at 12 at offices of Gibson, Victoria buildings, Grainger st West, Newcastle-on-Tyne

Hammond, John, Outwell, Norfolk, Carpenter. Jan 26 at 12 at offices of Hammond and Carrick, Crescent, Wisbech

Hawes, James Maidenhead, Berks, Grocer. Feb 2 at 3 at offices of Turner, Highst. Maidenhead

Heaton, Robert, Keighley, York, Bobbin Turner.

Jan 27 at 3 at the Victoria Hotel, Cavendish st, Keighley. Robinson, Keighley Hoyland, William Henry Crofts, Oakerthorpe, Derby, Licensed Victualler. Feb 7 at 12 at Midland Hotel, Chesterfield, Wilson and Bone, Alfreton

Hulme, Samuel, Shrewsbury, Hairdresser. Jan 31 at 3 at offices of Clarke and Sons, Swan hill, Shrewsbury

Hutchins, Philip Henry, Manchester, Hosier. Feb 2 at 3 at offices of Diggles and Ogden, Booth st, Manchester

Hyde, Emma, Blackpool, Lancaster, Lodging house keeper. Jan 27 at 3 at offices of Sampson, South King st, Manchester Ibbetson, Lewis Alfred, King's Cross rd, Tea Dealer. Jan 27 at 12 at offices of Sampson, Marylebone rd

Isaac, George, Rutland st, South Lambeth, out of business. Jan 26 at 2 at offices of Bendle, John st, Redford row

Isaacs, Isaac, Westminster bdg rd, Tailor. Jan 22 at 11 at offices of Moss, Gracechurch st

Jacobs, Alfred, Silchester terrace, Notting hill, Stone Mason. Jan 25 at 2 at 40, Southampton bldgs, Holborn, Cooper, Chancery lane

Jex, John Jacob, City road, Licensed Victualler. Jan 31 at 3 at Kennan's Hotel, Crown ct, Cheapside. Lovett and Co, King William st

Joyce, Joseph, Leicester, Egg Dealer. Jan 27, at 12 at offices of Shires, Market st, Leicester

Kingston, William Nightingale, West Gorton. near Manchester, Journeyman Joiner. Jan 26 at 3 at offices of Lawson, Peter st Manchester

Lawton. Charlie, Marsden, York, Grocer- Jan 16 at 11 at offices of Welsh, Queen st, Huddersfield

Leapman, Lewis, King William st, Dealer in Watches. Jan 24 at 3 at offices of Barnett. Palmerston bldgs, Old Broad st

Lewis, William, Tanygrisiau, Festiniog, Merioneth, Brass Founder. Jan 26 at 1 at the Queen's Hotel, Festiniog. Ellis, Four Crosses, Festiniog

Loxton, Aaron, Landport, Hants, Ironmonger.

Jan 28 at 2.30 at offices of Edmonds and Co, Cheapside. King, Portsea Loyd, Frank, South Shields, Builder. Jan 27 at 2 at offices of Salmon and Osborne, King st, South Shields

Marsh, John, Westbromwich, Stafford, Hame Merchant. Jan 27 at 11 at offices of Messrs Jackson and Sharpe, High st, Westbromwich

Mitcheson, John, Felling, near Gateshead, Durham, Grocer. Jan 27 at 2 at offices of Bird, Grey st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Mondy, John, Long lane, Bermondsey, Leather Dresser. Jan 26 at 2 at offices of Woodley, Guildhall chmbrs, Basinghall st. Brown, Basinghall st

Morris. John, Newnham, Gloucester, Draper. Jan 25 at 1 at offices Parsons, High st, Bristol. Parker, Newnham

New, Alfred James, Nottingham, Ironmaster. Jan 25 at 3 at George Hotel, George st, Nottingham. Wells and Hind, Nottingham Nixon, George, Langham st, Portland pl, Lodging House Keeper.

Feb 3 at 12 at offices of Dubois, Serjeant's inn, Chancery lane. Maynard, Clifford's inn

Owen, William Griffith, Carnarvon, Enamelled Slate Manufacturer. Jan 28 at 2 at 4, Church st, Carnarvon. Jones and Roberts, Car

narvon

Palmer, Thomas, Park rd, Crouch End, Butcher. Jan 26 at 2 at offices of Francis, Chancery lane

Parry, Henry Owen, Fachwen, Carnarvon, Grocer. Feb 1 at 3 at British Hotel, Bangor. Rees, Carnarvon

Pollock, William, Liverpool, Carver. Jan 28 at 3 at offices of Gibson and Co, South John st, Liverpool. Copeman

Price, Michael John Michael, Coleman st, Restaurant Keeper. Jan 31 at 3 at offices of Harte, Moorgate st

Roberts, Hugh, St. Asaph, Flint, Grocer. Jan 25 at 12 at Queen's Hotel, Chester. Evans, Holywell

Roberts, Lambert, Burnley, Draper. Jan 28 at 3 at offices of Addleshaw and Warburton. Norfolk st, Manchester Robinson, Benjamin James, Wolverhampton, Coal Merchant. Jan 26 at 3 at offices of Gatis, King st, Wolverhampton Rothery, Enoch, Eastborough, Dewsbury, Joiner. Jan 28 at 3 at offices of Shaw, Bond st, Dewsbury

Sandry, William James, Camborne, Cornwall, Photographic Artist. Jan 27 at 3 at Bullers' Arms Hotel, Redruth. Holloway, Redruth Schofield, James, Norton, nr Doncaster, Corn Factor. Jan 25 at 12 at Midland Station Hotel, Sheffield

Scott, John Ernest, Nottingham. Jan 28 at 3 at offices of Rothera and Son, High st, Nottingham

Sebry, Alfred Stephen, St Paul's churchyard, Mantle Warehouse. man. Jan 28 at 12 at offices of Plunkett and Leader, St Paul's churchyard

Sheldon, James, St Mary axe, Printer. Jan 29 at 11 at offices of Van Tromp, Essex st, Strand

Silberstein, William, Gateshead, Durham, Clothier. Jan 25 at 3 at offices of Moody, Clayton st, West, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Southwall, Richard, Ramsey, Huntingdon, Engine Driver. Jan 27 at 2 at George Hotel, Ramsey. Sarjeant, Ramsey Staite, George, Bewdley, Worcester, Innkeeper. Jan 28 at 3 at office of Thursfield, Swan st, Kidderminster Stephens, Richard, Peterborough, Mason. Feb 3 at 11 at Angel Hotel, Peterborough. Hart, Peterborough

Stevenson, Harvey James, and Samnel Peckham, Burwash, Sussex, Farmers. Jan 25 at 12 at offices of Phillips and Cheesman, Havelock rd, Hastings

Strange, George, Bournemouth, Boot Maker. Feb 1 at 3 at offices of Aldridge, Westover villas, Bournemouth

Sturken, Carl Wilhelm, Manchester, Shipper. Feb 1 at 3 at offices of Ellis, Clarence bldgs, Booth st, Manchester Sutherland, Hugh, Longton, Stafford, Majolica Manufacturer. Jan 26 at 11 at offices of Clarke and Hawley, Church st, Longton Taylor, John Henderson, Edward Beardman Parker, and Frederick Sutton Shute, Manchester, Builders' Merchants. Jan 31 at 3 at offices of Sutton and Elliott, Fountain st, Manchester Tempest, Isaac, William Turner, and Daniel Hopkin, Bradford, York, Worsted Spinners. Jan 26 at 11 at the New Inn, Tyrrel st, Bradford. Peel and Co, Bradford

Tinker, Joseph, Huddersfield, Tailor. Jan 26 at 3 at offices of Gray, Eastgate, Barnsley

Topham, Henry, Wollaston, near Nantwich, Chester, Machine man. Jan 20 at 12 30 at Albert chmbrs, Church side, Crewe. Pointon,

Crewe

Vining, William, Dudley, Worcester, Hatter. Jan 25 at 11 at offices of Burn and Co, Wolverhampton st, Dudley Walshaw, Edward, Cleckheaton, York, Commission Agent. Jan 28 at 3 at offices of Harrison and Beaumont, Chancery lane, Wake

field

Wells, George, Oxford, Builder. Jan 20 at 12 at the Roebuck Hotel, Oxford, in lieu of the place originally named

Wells, John, Kentish Town rd, Coffee House Keeper. Feb 4 at 2 at offices of Binstead and Cant, Finsbury circus

Westcott, Fanny, Beaford, Devon, Innkeeper. Jan 24 at 12 at offices of Smale, Barn House, Bideford

Whitfield, William, Wisbech St Mary's, Cambridge, Farmer. Jan 27 at 1 at offices of Sidney and Ollard, York row; Wisbech Saint Beters

Wild, John, Bradford, York, Cabinet Maker. Jan 28 at 11 at offices of Moore, Albion chmbrs, Hustlergate, Bradford Williams, David, Hirwain, Aberdare, Glamorgan, Licensed Victu aller. Jan 27 at 12 at offices of Linton and Kenshole, Cannon st, Aberdare

Williams, George, Keynsham, Somerset. Confectioner.

Jan 26

at 12 at offices of Plummer and Parry, Bristol chmbrs, Nicholas st,

Bristol

Wilson, John, Hulme, Manchester, Provision Dealer.

Jan 28 at 3

at the Merchants' Hotel, Oldham st, Manchester. Evans, Manchester

Wright, Robert Hood, and Charles Septimus Wright, Ulverston, Lancaster, Wine Merchant. Jan 27 at 1 at Temperance Hall, Ulverston. Thomson and Wilson, Kendal

TUESDAY, Jan. 17, 1881. Batch, Jacob Peter, Camberwell rd, Contractor. Feb 9 at 3 at offices of Waddell and Co, Queen Victoria st. Ditton, Ironmonger lane Beck, Thomas, Heaton Norris, Lancaster, Commission Agent. Feb 2 at 3 at offices of Newton, Bank chambers, Market pl, Stockport Bedford, Thomas James, Leominster, Hereford, Grocer. Feb 1 at 2 at offices of Moore, Corn sq, Leominster

Bedford, William Popplewell, Wakefield, York, Grocer. Jan 29 at 11 at offices of Kemp, Barstow sq, Wakefield

Binks, Samuel, Wyke. nr Bradford, Mason. Jan 28 at 11 at offices of Lancaster and Wright, Manor row, Bradford

Blanch, William Hamett, Denman rd. Camberwell, Surveyor. Jan 26 at 2 at offices of Mott, Paternoster row

Bland, William, Gorleston, Suffolk. Smack Owner. Feb 1 at 12,30 at offices of Dowsett, Quay chmbrs, Great Yarmouth Blott, Tom Owen, Pidley, Huntingdon, Farmer. Feb 1 at 1 at Unicorn Hotel, St Ives. Gaches, Peterborough

Jan 31

Bowden, Joseph, Bedminster, Somerset, Greengrocer. at 2 at offices of Johnson and Co, Archhouse chambers, John st, Bristol

Bowlby, Joseph, Beadlam, York, Farmer. Feb 4 at 2 at Court house, Helmsley. Pearson

Bradshaw, Isaac, Eynesbury, Huntingdon, Farmer. Feb 2 at 2 at offices of Wade-Gery, St Neots

Bramall, John Charles, Woodley, Cheshire, Coal Merchant. Feb 1
at 11 at offices of Brown and Ainsworth, St Petersgate, Stockport
Broadhurst, Eliza Williams. Leamington, Warwick, Fishmonger.
Jan 28 at 12 at offices of Overell and Son, Warwick st, Leamington
Brookes, William, Burslem, Stafford, Kiln Builder, Jan 28 at 11 at
Queen's chambers, Liverpool rd, Burslem. Julian
Brown, Frederick William, Preston, Lancashire, Stonemason. Feb
1 at 3 at the County Court Office, Winckley st, Preston. Edelston,
Preston

Brumby, William Henry Walter, Bath, Bicycle Agent. Jan 29 at 11
at the Christopher Hotel, Bath Bartrum and Bartlett, Bath
Burleigh, Alfred, Little Chesterford, Essex, Farmer. Feb 3 at 11 at
at cffices of Ellison and Co, Alexandra st, Petty Cury
Bush, John, Salisbury st, Hoxton, Marble Mason. Jan 27 at 3 at
offers of Cooper, Southampton buildings, Chancery lane
Carter, Richard Parkes, Clay Cross, Derby, Grocer. Jan 28 at 3 at
offices of Higginbottom and Co, Irongate, Chesterfield
Caves, Joseph, Bourke rd, Wood Green, Wheelwright. Jan 29 at 11
at offices of Hicks, Sardinia st, Lincoln's inn fields
Chaffer, Charles, Taunton, Somerset, Cabinet Maker. Jan 31 at 11
at offices of Reed and Cook, Paul st, Taunton
Challis, Charles William, Marshall st, Golden sq, Licensed Victualler.
Feb 8 at 2 at the Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Neave, Cheapside
Clark, Christopher, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Manchester, Restaurant
Keeper. Jan 31 at 3 at offices of Blakeway, Deansgate, Manches-
Clarke, Samuel William, Astcote, Pattishall, Northampton, Beer-
seller. Jan 28 at 11 at offices of Becke, Derngate, Northamp-

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Clemans, Thomas, Bellenden rd, Peckham, Cheesemonger. Jan 26 at 2 at offices of Rae, Mincing lane

Conning, William, Gt Edston, York, Farmer. Feb 2 at 2 at offices of Harrison, Kirby Moorside

Cox, George, Kingsteynton, Devon, Grocer. Feb 1 at 3.30 at offices of Creed, Courtenay st, Newton Abbott

Croom, Benjamin, Hazlebury Bryan, Dorset, Farmer. Feb 4 at 2 at the Swan Hotel, Sturminster Newton. Andrews and Co, Dorchester

Cingham, Thomas, Manchester, Confectioner. Jan 31 at 3 at the Star Hotel, Manchester. Sampson, Manchester

Davies, John William, Carmarthen, Licensed Victualler. Feb 3 at 195 at offices of Morris, Red st, Carmarthen

Earle, William, Northleach, Gloucester, Builder. Feb 3 at 12 at offices of Clark, Regent st, Cheltenham

Elsants, Alfred, Mark Edwards, and Thomas Edwards, Tamworth, Warwick, Grocers. Jan 31 at 11 at the Queen's Hotel, BirmingLam. Argyle and Sons, Tamworth

Este art, Henry, Salford, Lancaster, Surgeon. Feb 9 at 3 at offices of Farrington and Crofton, Mosley st, Manchester

Fakes, Thomas, Monsell st, Finsbury park, Shop Fitter. Feb 1 at 5 at 58, Lincoln's inn fields. Cooper, Chancery lane

Felding, Mary, Chesterfield, Derby, out of business. Jan 31 at 3 at
Lees of Stanton, New sq, Chesterfield

Firth, Samuel, Bradford, York, Licensed Victualler.
Ecos of Berry and Robinson, Charles st, Bradford
Fisher, Joseph, Whitehaven, Cumberland, Joiner.
ofices of Brown, Scotch st, Whitehaven

Feb 1 at 11 at

Jan 31 at 11 at Feb

Fitch, George Frederick, Cambridge rd, Mile End, Grocer. 10 at 2 at Beck, East India avenue, Leadenhall st Fint, George, Great Berkhamstead, Hertford, Builder. Feb 2 at 11,30 at offices of Bullock and Penny, Great Berkhamsted Francs, Charles John, Baker st, Portman sq, Dressmaker. at 12 at offices of Morris, Mitre ct, Temple

Jan 26

Pranks, Alfred, Lidsing, nr Chatham, out of business. Jan 24 at 3
at the Mitre Hotel, Chatham. Cooper, Chancery lane
Gardiner, Charles, Burdett buildings, Hackney rd, Carriers' Agent.
Feb 5 at 12 at offices of Morphett, King st, Cheapside. Terry,
King at, Cheapside

Gibbons, John, Audenshaw, Lancashire, Joiner. Jan 31 at 3 at
Chices of Coates, Old st, Ashton-under-Lyne

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Graham, Richard, Idle, York, Licensed Victualler. Jan 28 at 11 at offices of Peel and Co, Chapel lane, Bradford Gro, William Nathan, Purston Jaglin, nr Pontetract, out of busiJan 28 at 11 at offices of Lake and Lake, Southgate, WakeGrts, Thomas, Aberavon, Glamorgan, Builder. Jan 27 at 11 at offices of Davies, Alma place, Neath food, James, Highway Supply Stores, Enfield, Grocer. Jan 31 at 2 at offices of Morphett, King st, Cheapside. Terry. King st, Cheapside

Harrison, George, New Oscott, Warwick, Provision Dealer. Feb 3 at 3 at offices of Beaton and Adcock, Waterloo st, Birmingham Hand, John, Oldbury, Licensed Victualler. Jan 31 at 1 at es of Forrest, Church st, Oldbury

Henkel, Charles, Derrick st, Rotherhithe, Ship Chandler. Jan 27
a: 2 at Cannon'st Hotel. Pook and Son, Walbrook
Herpsall, John, Egmanton, Notts, Farmer. Jan 31 at 2 at Newcastle
Arts Inn, Tuxford. Bescoby, East Retford

Highman, William Robert Wade, and Frederick William Highman,
Eristol, Colonial Brokers. Jan 31 at 12.30 at offices of Collins,
Bread st, Bristol Clifton and Carter, Bristol

Hollick, William, Wolverhampton, Bootmaker. Jan 29 at 11 at office of Rudland, Queen st, Wolverhamptn

Hornsby, Philip, Grantham, Lincoln, Dealer in Horses. Feb 2 at 12 at offices of Malim, Westgate, Grantham

Hoagh, Jane, Newington Butts, Bedding Manufacturer. Jan 27 at 12 at Mason's Hall Tavern, Mason's avenue. Basinghall st. Savidge, Eastcheap

Howorth, Kay, Bury, Corn Miller. Feb 2 at 3 at Derby Hotel, Bury. Haslam, Bury

Hughes, William Walter, St Mary's rd, Peckham. Manager of Public Company. Feb 3 at 2 at offices of Hogan and Hughes, St Martin's lane

Jackson, George, Burslem, Stafford, Newsagent. Jan 26 at 11 at offices of Bennett, Piccadilly bldgs, Hanley

James, Benjamin, Newport, Monmouth, Grocer. Jan 31 at 12 at offices of Dauncey, Albion chmbrs, Newport.

Jameson, John, Blackburn, Lancaster, Merchant Tailor. Feb 1 at 11 at the Wellington Hotel, Nicholas Croft, Manchester. Needham, Blackburn

Jenkins, William Edward, Narberth, Pembroke, Baker. Jan 31 at 2 at offices of Lascelles, Narberth

Jennings, Samuel, Docking, Norfolk, Butcher. Feb 1 at 3 at offices of Cates and Bates, Swan st, Fakenham Johnson, Harry, Eagle ter, Edmonton, Cheesemonger. Jan 28 at 12 at offices of Wolferstan and Co, Ironmoner lane Keeler, Alfred David, Folkestone, Kent, Builder. King's Arms Inn, Folkestone. Collard, Canterbury Kennedy, Francis Augustine, Ladywood, Birmingham, Outdoor Beer Retailer. Jan 28 at 3 at offices of Fallows, Cherry st, Birmingham

Feb 2 at 12 at

Kirkham, Thomas, Runcorn, Chester, Chemical Plumber. Jan 28 at at 2 at offices of Day and Lake, Bridge st, Runcorn Kitton, Frederic, Norwich, Tobacconist. Feb 1 at 2 at offices of Baldey, Tolls ct, Briggs st, Norwich

Knight, Francis George, Ball's Pond road, Grocer. Jan 28 at 3 at offices of Greening and Co, King st. Cheapside. Swaine, King st, Cheapside

Leake, Edward Lofthouse, Hotham, North Carr, North Cave, York, Farmer. Jan 31 at 2.30 at offices of Pickering, Parliament st, Kingston-upon-Hull. Leake and Co.

Leake, Francis, Hotham, York, Farmer. Jan 31 at 1 at offices of Pickering, Parliament st, Kingston upon Hull

Lewis, Abraham, Newcastle upon Tyne, Commission Agent. Jan 28 at 2 at offices of Moody, Clayton st West, Newcastle-uponTyne

Lobb, Henry John, Everton, Liverpool, Boot and Shoe Maker. Feb
4 at 3 at offices of Lowe, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool
Lowes, Robert and Thomas Lowes, Leadgate, Durham, Grocers.
Jan 27 at 3 at offices of Moody, Clayton st West, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne

Mans, Walter Jacob, High st, Southwark, Hop Merchant. Jan 27 at 3 at New Exchange bldgs, George yd, Lombard st. Lowther, George lane, Eastcheap

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Stirke, Henry, Montpelier rd, Peckham, Solicitor. Feb 10 at 3 at offices of Christmas, Walbrook

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THE SOLICITORS' REMUNERATION BILL has been re-introduced by Lord Cairns with very slight alterations. Indeed, except in the clause relating to agreements between solicitor and client, the changes are merely verbal. With regard to such agreements it is now, in the first place, made clear that the provision is to apply whether there is or is not any general order in operation under the Act, and that the agreement may be made, not only before or after the transaction of business by the solicitor for the client, but in the course of the transaction of such business. It is also provided that the agreement is not only to be in writing, but "signed by the person to be bound thereby or by his agent in that behalf." This provision (which, if the decision of JESSEL, M.R., in Pooley v. Driver, 25 W. R. 162, L. R. 5 Ch. D. 458, that a "contract in writing means a "signed contract in writing" be correct, is unnecessary) seems to be modelled on the language of the Statute of Frauds with reference to signature by the "person to be charged"; and we suppose "the person to be bound thereby" must mean the person against whom the agreement is to be set p; but we do not see why all questions on this point should not have been shut out by providing that the agreement shall be signed by both parties to it. The provisions of last year's Bill, that the agreement between the parties as to the form and amount of remuneration should "exclude all further claim of the solicitor in respect of any services or disbursements to which the agreement relates," and that the agreement should be binding on the parties thereto and their personal representatives; and also the saving for the interests of third parties, are omitted.

THERE APPEARS to be some foundation for the rumour that one of the duties of the committee recently appointed to assist the rule-makers, will be to consider whether pleadings can be abolished, at least as regards certain classes of cases, with a view to reducing the cost of litigation. There are, of course, many actions, especially in the common law divisions, where the issu to be tried may be sufficiently raised by the indorsement on the writ, but it must be borne in mind that in framing a rule to abolish pleadings, even in these simple cases, the antagonist to be met is the defendant who will take every advantage for the purposes of delay, and the unscrupulous practitioner who does not hesitate to run up costs. In a hostile case (and for such cases principally legislation is needed) the fact of the parties coming into court not knowing what issue they are about to try, and neither of them being limited as to what issues they may raise in the course of the hearing, is likely to cause expense, inconvenience, and confusion. And in saying this we are only expressing the view of those who are best able to judge as to the matter. In a case of Salmon v. Gorman, heard before the Master of the Rolls on Monday last, that learned judge said, "Frequently I allow a case to be tried when the issues are stated [by counsel], but had I known the nature of this case I should not have agreed to its being brought on as it has been. The counsel for

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