OBITUARY. MR. JUSTICE JACKSON. Sir Henry Mather Jackson, baronet, of Llantilio Court, Monmouthshire, one of the newly-appointed judges of the Queen's Bench Division, died at 61, Portland-place, on the 8th inst., at the age of fifty. The deceased was the eldest son of the late Sir William Jackson, who was M.P. for Newcastleunder-Lyme, and afterwards for North Derbyshire, and who was created a baronet in 1869, and his mother was a daughter of the late Lieutenant Thomas Hughes, R. N. He was born in 1831, and succeeded to the baronetcy upon his father's death in 1876. He was educated at Harrow, and at Trinity College, Oxford, where he graduated second class in classics in 1853, and he was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Michaelmas Term, 1855. He was at an early period successful in obtaining business, and for many years he had a large junior practice in the Court of Chancery. He also attended the sittings of the Lancaster Court of Chancery, where he was for some years one of the acknowledged leaders. In 1873 he received a silk gown from Lord Selborne, when he selected the court of ViceChancellor Bacon, where he has been the leader since Mr. Kay withdrew from regular practice in that court. In 1865 he was an unsuccessful candidate for the borough of Birkenhead in the Liberal interest. In July, 1867, he became a candidate for the representation of Coventry, and sacceeded in defeating Mr. Alexander Staveley Hill, Q. C., at the general election. In December, 1868, he stood for the same borough in conjunction with the late Mr. Samuel Carter, but he lost his seat, Messrs. Eaton and Hill, the two Conservative candidates, being returned. He again stood for the borough with Mr. Carter in 1874, when he was returned second on the poll, Mr. Eaton being at the head; and at the general election of last year he stood with Mr. William Henry Wills, and was placed at the head of the poll, the two Conservatives, Mr. Eaton and Mr. Kekewich, Q.C., being defeated. Sir H. Jackson gave a steady support to Mr. Gladstone, whether in or out of office, and he was a very useful member of the House. He introduced and carried the Partition Act of 1876. He was a man of very amiable and genial disposition, and was universally popular both in his profession, and in the House of Commons. Sir H. Jackson served as a member of the Royal Commission on Cathedral Establishments. He had been engaged in many important company cases, including Peek v. Gurney, and Oakes v. Turquand, in the House of Lords. He had also a large experience in bankruptcy and in patent suits. He had been spoken of as likely to become Solicitor-General in the event of the promotion of either of the present law officers, and his selection for one of the vacant puisne judgeships occasioned no surprise. When he accepted the appointment he was too ill to take his seat, but it had been hoped that he would be able to be worn in within a few days. Sir H. Jackson was a bencher of Lincoln's-inn, and a magistrate and deputylieutenant for Monmouthshire. He was married in 1854 to the daughter of Mr. Thomas Buddicum Blackburne, of Grange House, Birkenhead, and he leaves two sons and three daughters. He is succeeded in the baronetcy by his eldest son, Henry Mather Jackson, who was born in 1855. PENDING LEGISLATION. SOLICITORS' REMUNERATION. A BILL intituled an Act for making better provision respecting the remuneration of Solicitors in Conveyancing and other non-contentious Business. Be it enacted, &c.: Preliminary. 1. Short title; extent; interpretation.] (1.) This Act may be cited as the Solicitors' Remuneration Act, 1881. (2.) This Act does not extend to Scotland. (3.) In this Act "Solicitor" means a solicitor or proctor qualified according to the statutes in that behalf: "Client" includes any person who, as a principal, or on behalf of another, or as trustee or executor, or in any other 2. Power to make General Orders for remuneration in conveyancing, &c.] In England, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the Master of the Roll, and the President for the time being of the Incorporated Law Society, or any three of them, the Lord Chancellor being one, and, in Ireland, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, the Master of the Rolls, and the President for the time being of the Incorporated Law Society, or any three of them, the Lord Chancellor being one, may from time to time make any such General Order as to them seems fit for prescribing and regulating the remuneration of solicitors in respect of business connected with sales, purchases, leases, mortgages, settlements, and other matters of conveyancing, and in respect of other business not being business in any action, or transacted in any court, or in the chambers of any judge or master, and not being otherwise contentious business, and may revoke or alter any such order. 3. Communication to Incorporated Law Society.] One month at least before any such General Order shall be made, the Lord Chancellor shall cause a copy of the regulations and provisions proposed to be embodied therein to be communicated in writing to the Council of the Incorporated Law Society, who shall be at liberty to submit such observations and suggestions in writing as they may think fit to offer thereon; and the Lord Chancellor, and the other persons hereby authorized to make such order, shall take into consideration any such observations or suggestions which may be submitted to them by the said council within one month from the day on which such communication to the said council shall have been made as aforesaid, and, after duly considering the same, may make such order, either in the form or to the effect originally communicated to the said council, or with such alterations, additions, or amendments, as to them may seem fit. 4. Principles of remuneration.] Any General Order under this Act may, as regards the mode of remuneration, prescribe that it shall be according to a scale of rates of commission or percentage, varying or not in different classes of business, or by a gross sum, or by a fixed sum for each document prepared or perused, without regard to length, or in any other mode, or partly in one mode and partly in another, or others, and may, as regards the amount of the remuneration, regulate the same with reference to all or any of the following, among other, considerations; (namely,) The position of the party for whom the solicitor is concerned in any business, that is, whether as vendor or as purchaser, lessor or lessee, mortgagor or mortgagee, and the like: The place, district, and circumstances at or in which the business or part thereof is transacted: The amount of the capital money or of the rent to which the business relates: The skill, labour, and responsibility involved therein on the part of the solicitor : The number and importance of the documents prepared or perused, without regard to length: The average or ordinary remuneration obtained by solicitors in like business at the passing of this Act. 5. Security for costs and interest on disbursements.] Any General Order under this Act may authorize and regulate the taking by a solicitor from his client of security for future remuneration in accordance with any such order, to be ascertained by taxation or otherwise, and the allowance of interest on money disbursed by a solicitor for his client. 8. Power for solicitor and client to agree on form and amount of remuneration.] (1.) With respect to any business to which the foregoing provisions of this Act relate, whether any General Order under this Act is in operation or not, it shall be competent for a solicitor to make an agreement with his client, and for a client to make an agreement with his solicitor, before or after or in the course of the transaction of any such business, for the remuneration of the solicitor, to such amount and in such manner as the solicitor and the client think fit, either by a gross sum, or by commission or percentage, or by salary, or otherwise; and it shall be competent for the solicitor to accept from the client, and for the client to give to the solicitor, remuneration accordingly. (2.) The agreement shall be in writing, signed by the person to be bound thereby or by his agent in that behalf, (3.) The agreement may, if the solicitor and the client think fit, be made on the terms that the amount of the remuneration therein stipulated for either shall include or shall not include all or any disbursements made by the solicitor in respect of searches, plans, travelling, stamps, fees, or other matters. (4.) The agreement may be sued and recovered on or impeached and set aside in the like manner and on the like grounds as an agreement not relating to the remuneration of a solicitor; and if, under any order for taxation of costs, such agreement being relied upon by the solicitor shall be objected to by the client as unfair or unreasonable, the taxing master or officer of the court may inquire into the facts, and certify the same to the court; and if, upon such certificate it shall appear to the court or judge that just cause has been shown either for cancelling the agreement or for reducing the amount payable under the same, the court or judge shall have power to order such cancellation or reduction, and to give all such directions necessary or proper for the purpose of carrying such order into effect, or otherwise consequential thereon, as to the court or judge may seem fit. 9. Restriction on Solicitors Act, 1870-33 & 34 Vict. c. 28.] The Attorneys and Solicitors Act, 1870, shall not apply to any business to which this Act relates. LEGAL APPOINTMENTS. Mr. RICHARD BARKER, solicitor, of Melton Mowbray, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. Mr. ALEXANDER TAYLOR INNES, advocate, has been appointed an Advocate Depute for Scotland, in succession to the Hon. Henry James Moncreiff, who has been appointed sheriff of Refrewshire and Buteshire. Mr. Innes was called to the bar in Scotland in 1870. Mr. ENEAS JAMES GEORGE MACKAY, advocate, has been appointed an Advocate Depute for Scotland, in succession to Mr. John James Reid, who has been appointed Queen's Remembrancer for Scotland. Mr. Mackay was educated at the Edinburgh Academy, at King's College, London, and at University College, Oxford, where he graduated second class in classics in 1862, and he was called to the bar in Scotland in 1864. He is professor of history and constitutional law in the University of Edinburgh, and Chancellor of the Diocese of Edinburgh. Mr. ROBERT JASPER MORE, barrister, has been appointed High Sheriff of Shropshire for the ensuing year. Mr. More is the only son of the Rev. Thomas Frederick More, of Linley Hall, Shropshire, and was born in 1836. He was educated at Shrewsbury, and he is a B.C.L. of Balliol College, Oxford. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Trinity Term, 1863, and formerly practised on the Oxford Circuit. Mr. More is a magistrate for Shropshire and Montgomeryshire, a deputy-lieutenant for the former county, and he was M.P. for South Shropshire in the Liberal interest from 1865 till 1868. Mr. WILLIAM ROYLE, solicitor (of the firm of Royle, Foss, Smith, & Royle), of 5, Bedford-row, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.-[Corrected announcement.] Mr. HENRY STEPHENS, of the firm of Stevens & Co., solicitors, 22, Bedford-row, London, clerk to the Finchley Local Board, has been appointed Clerk to the School Board for Finchley. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. LAWRENCE KING and WILLIAM MANN MAYNE (King & Mayne), Bank Chambers, Scale-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull, solicitors. Feb. 28, 1881. FRANCIS HAMILTON MASTERS and WILLIAM FLETCHER (Masters & Fletcher), Liverpool, solicitors. March 1, 1881. [Gazette, March 4, 1881.] HOWARD PADDISON and WALTER JOHN TITLEY (Paddison, Son, & Titley, or Paddison, Son, & Co.), 3, Castle-street,. Holborn, London, solicitors. March 5, 1881. [Gazette, March 8, 1881.] COMPANIES. WINDING-UP NOTICES. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LIMITED IN CHANCERY. DARLINGTON IRON COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented March 2, directed to be heard before the M. R. on March 12. Bower and Cotton, Chancery lane, solicitors for the petitioners HUDDERSFIELD QUARRYING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before March 14, to send their names and addresses and the particulnrs of their debts or claims to Fred Carter, Huddersfield. March 26 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims INCE HALL ROLLING MILLS COMPANY, LIMITED.-The M.R. has by an order, dated Feb 10, appointed Robert Thompson, Victoria chmbrs, King st, Wigan, to be official liquidator. Creditors are required, on or before April 4, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims to the above. April 13 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims NAVIGATING TELEGRAPHS COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before March 31, to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims to Henry Wheler Maynard and George Wingfield, Lombard ct. April 12 at 12 is ap pointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims SOUTH LONDON DAIRY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.-The M.R. has fixed Mar 16 at 11, for the appointment of an official liquidator. REVENUE MINERAL COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by the M.R., dated Feb 21, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Bolton and Co, Temple gardens, Temple, solicitors for the petitioners WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before March 26, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts and claims to Henry Arthur Dubois, Serjeants' inn, Chancery lane. April 7 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts or claims [Gazette, Mar. 4.] CITY OF LONDON CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.-By an order made by V.C. Hall, dated Feb 25, it was ordered that the association be wound up. Montagu, Bucklersbury, solicitor for the petitioners DARLINGTON BREWERY COMPANY, LIMITED.-The M.R. has fixed Mar 18 at 11 at his chambers for the appointment of an official liquidator ELDORADO GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-The M. R. has fixed March 17 at 11 at his chambers for the appointment of an official liquidator H. A. BROWN AND COMPANY, LIMITED.-V.C. Hall has fixed March 18 at 11 at his chambers for the appointment of an official liquida tor LOMBARD LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by V.C. Malins, dated Feb 25, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Jourdain, Ludgate hill, solicitor for the peti tioner REVENUE MINERAL COMPANY, LIMITED.-The M.R. has fixed March 18 at 12 at his chambers for the appointment of an official liquida tor [Gazette, Mar. 8.] CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 25 LAST DAY OF CLAIM. ASHBURNER, ISAAC, Broughton-in-Furness, Chemist. March 19, ASTILL, JOSEPH, Sheffield, Gent. Apr 8. Rodgers and Co, Sheffield BELLINGAM, ELIRABETH, Upper Clapton. Apr 23. Bartlett and BOLTON, EDWARD CHICHESTER, Carlton Club, Pall Mall, Captain R.A. March 21. Walters and Co, Lincoln's inn BOLTON, JOHN, Newcastle-on-Tyne. March 19. Hopper, Newcastleupon-Tyne BEADFIELD, JAMES BARNARD, De Beauvoir rd, Kingsland, Horse Dealer. March 25. Howard, Chancery lane BRIERLEY, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Blackburn, Lancaster, Gent. Apr 9. Clough and Brook, Huddersfield CARTMELL, NICHOLAS, Treales, nr Kirkham, Lancaster, Miller. Apr 15. Dickson, Kirkham CATTLEY, MARK, Upper Tooting, Soap Manufacturer. March 31. CLARKE, THOMAS, Marsworth, Buckingham, Miller. May 1. Vaisey, Tring COLLEE, BERNARD TRANT, Devizes, Paymaster, Royal Navy. Apr 12. Marsden and Wilson, Old Cavendish st COLLING, MARGARET, Bath. March 25. Gill and Bush, Bath COTTRELL, GEORGE HENRY, Copthorne. Sussex, Zinc Worker. March 21. Lovett and Co, King William st COTTEELL, SARAH, Barnsbury, Middlesex. March 21. Pattison and Co, Queen Victoria st DAVIES, THOMAS HENRY, Ladbroke sq, Gent. March 31. Beaumont and Son, Lincoln's inn fields DAVIS, STEVEN, St Helen's sq, York, Furrier. Apr 2. Christison, York DINSDALE, ELIZABETH NANCY WIDNELL, Forest Gate, Essex. Apr 30. Lea, Furnival's inn ELMSALL, WILLIAM DE CARDONNEL, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, York, Esq. Apr 8. Pilgrim and Phillips, Lothbury FISHER, JOHN, Tufnell pk rd, Holloway, Gent. Apr 25. Staniland and Wigelsworth, Boston GAR NEE, WILLIAM, Paremoremo, Auckland, New Zealand, Gent. March 31. Paines and Co, Gresham House GIL LINGHAM, DAVID ENGLAND, Godshill, I.W., Esq. March 25. Estcourt, Newport HANDLEY, JOHNs, Newark-upon-Trent, Esq. Apr 8. Percy and Co Nottingham HAUGHTON, HANNAH, Ashton-under-Lyne. Apr 28. Hampson, Ashton-under-Lyne HUDSON, ELIZA, Regent's pk. May 20. Few and Co, Strand Prestcot MUSEO, THOMAS FREDERICK, Greenwich, Licensed Victualler. March 21. Lovett and Co, King William st NIXSON, ELIZABETH ANN, Ladbroke grove rd, Notting hill. May 20. Few and Co, Surrey st, Strand HAMILTON, Right Hon. THOMAS JOHN, Earl of Orkney, Glenmore, Tipperary, Ireland. Apr 13. Reep and Co, Cannon st OBRED, FRANCES, Green st, Hyde pk. Apr 1. Simpson and North, Liverpool REYNOLDS, JOHN, Leyton, Essex, Retired Innkeeper. March 21. Jackson, Walthamstow SHARROCK, BETTY, Preston, Lancaster. Apr 9. Walker and Ladyman, Preston SOUTHALL, JOHN, Birmingham, 'Retired Licensed Victualler. Apr 9. Pointon, Birmingham STEGGALL, TABITHA, Ipswich. May 19. Jackaman and Sons, Ipswich STUDDY, HUGH MACPHERSON, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Commission Agent, March 19. Hopper, Newcastle-upon-Tyne TOPHAM, MICHAEL SILLITOE, Aston Manor, Birmingham, Gent. March 25. Horton and Co, Birmingham TWEEDY, JANE, Alverton, Truro, Cornwall. March 26. Smith and Paul, Truro USHER, WILLIAM, Southampton, Gent. March 24. Shutte, Southampton VICARS, ISAAC, Millom, Cumberland, Joiner. March 19. Butler, Broughton-in-Furness WALTON, JOSEPH, Bowdon, Chester, Gent. Apr 11. Fox, Manches ter WATERFALL, CHARLES, Newington Causeway, Umbrella Manufac-turer. Apr 1. Berry and Binns, Chancery lane WATSON, HENRY, Halifax, Clog Maker. Apr 9. Boocock, Halifax WATSON, THOMAS, Knutsford, Chester, Gent. Apr 2. Payne and Galloway, Manchester WEAVER, FREDERIC, Tettenhall, Stafford, Gent. June 21. Whitehouse, Wolverhampton WHITELEY, SAMUEL, Huddersfield, Grocer. Apr 1. Ainley and Hall, Huddersfield WILLETT, MARTHA MARY DEANE, Thorpe, nr Norwich. March 31. Flower and Nussey, Great Winchester st bldgs WILLIAMS, RICHARD, Downs rd, Clapton, Gent. March 25. Yeo and Warner, Finsbury pavement WILSON, JOHN, Arlecdon, Cumberland, Yeoman. March 1. Brown, Whitehaven [Gazette, Feb. 25.] ADNAM, JOSEPH, Pembroke rd, Kensington, Gent. March 31. Letts Bros, Holborn circus ASHBURNHAM, The Hon. PERCY, Frant, Sussex. Apr 9. Martineau and Reid, Gray's inn BREWER, ANNE, Colebrooke row, Islington. March 31. Letts Bros, Bartlett's buildings, Holborn circus BROADBENT, THOMAS, Huddersfield. March 22. Rmsden and Co, Huddersfield BROWN, ROBETT BOLTON, Gosforth, Northumberland, Gent. March 31. Keenlyside and Co, Newcastle-upon-Tyne CANNING, ROBERT, Hellidon, Northampton, Esq. Apr 2. Burton and Willoughby, Daventry CUPISS, PHILIP, Derby, Gent. Apr 1. Holland and Rigby, Ashborne DARE, HENRY ARTHUR KEHEWICH HALL, Inner Temple, Esq. March 31. Wing and Du Cane, Gray's inn sq DAVIS, CAROLINE, Newport, Monmouth. Apr 1. Lloyd, Newport Apr 4. Colman, Argyll st, FORSTER, JOSEPH, Stanwix, Cumberland, Gent. May 2. Clutterbuck and Trevenen, Carlisle FRITH, JACOB, Slough, Buckingham, Gent. March 19. Hortin, Edgware rd GOOCH, EDWARD, Sudbury, Suffolk, Gent. Apr 16. Downing, GROVES, ANN MARGARET, York. May 7. Crumbie, York HORTON, MARTHA, Mile End rd. Apr 5. Gatliff and Howse, Finsbury circus HOWARD, EDWIN BURTON, St James' rd, Croydon. Apr 15. Howard, Old Broad st HUDSON, WILLIAM, Ramsgate, Hotel Keeper. May 31. Snowden, Ramsgate JACKSON, BOBERT, Kingston upon Hull, Wesleyan Minister. March 31. Walker and Spink, Hull KENWARD, GEORGE, Ashburnham, Sussex, Farmer. April 20. Philcox, Burwash MACKAY, CHARLES STEWART KERR, Camberwell rd, Licensed Victualler. March 30. Pownall and Co, Staple inn, Holborn MARSHALL, RICHARD, Hapton, Lancaster, Colliery Proprietor. May 10. Eastham, Clitheroe MAY, RICHARD, Pond House, Dulwich, Timber Merchant. April 15. May and Co, Adelaide pl, London bridge MAY, THOMAS, St Paul's Cray, Kent, Farmer. April 15. May and Co, Adelaide pl, London bridge MILLS, CHARLES PHILIP, Stratford, Essex, Licensed Victualler. April 30. Haynes and Clifton, Romford MOODY, JAMES, Leyburn, York, Gent. April 1. Pike, Serle st, Lincoln's inn NASH, WILLIAM, St Paul's Cray, Kent, Paper Manufacturer. April 15. May and Co, Adelaide pl, London bridge PAGE, PHILIP FLOOD, Dartmonth ter, Lewisham hill, Architect. March 31. Little, Bath PARTINGTON, JOHN, Macclesfield, Yeoman. April 8. Mair and Co Macclesfield PASHLEY, MARY, Eccleshall, Sheffield. April 9. Burdekin and Co,. Sheffield PATTERSON, HENRY, Bolton, Lancaster, Butcher. April 9. Eckersley, Bolton PHILLIPS, GEORGE, Hewitts, Chelsfield, Kent, Farmer. April 15. May and Co, Adelaide pl, Londen bridge RADCLIFF, JAMES, Saddleworth, York, Gent. April 16. Standring and Taylor, Rochdale ROBERTS, MARTHA, Green st, Grosvenor sq. Apr 1. Domville and Co, Lincoln's inn ROBERTSON, ELIZABETH, Bath. Apr 1. Ovans and Co, Tooley st ROTHE, HERMAN, King st, Covent gan, Fine Art Publisher. Apr 15. Dowse, New inn SHARROCK, BETTY, Preston, Lancaster. Apr 9. Walker and Lady- man, Preston SHEPPARD, WILLIAM, Skirbeck, Lincoln, Licensed Victualler. Apr 17. Andrew and Co, Bedford row SPAVINS, JOSEPH, Market Rasen, Lincoln, Yeoman. March 25. Chambers, Market Rasen STEEL, ELIZABETH REBECCA, The Terrace, Stoke Newington. Apr 1. Anderson and Sons, Ironmonger lane TILDESLEY, ELLEN GOODWIN, Eastfields, nr Eccleshall, Stafford. Apr 16. Greatrex, Stafford' USSHER, HERBERT TAYLOR. Gold Coast, Africa, Esq. March 23. Davis, Burlington gdus will be without witnesses is exhausted, causes and actions with witnesses will be taken on Mondays also. Further Considerations taken as part of the General Paper in priority to Original Causes which have not already appeared in the paper. Unopposed petitions must be presented, and copies left with the secretary, on or before the Thursday preceding the Saturday on which it is intended they should be heard; and any cause intended to be heard as a short cause must be so marked in the cause-book at least one clear day before the same can be put in the paper to be so heard, and the necessary papers must be left in court with the judge's officer the day before the cause is to be put in the paper. V.C. SIR RICHARD MALINS. Tuesday....15 General paper. Sht. causes, pets., pa. Thursday ..17..Motos. & gen. pa. Friday.. ......18 { & gen pap. Saturday ..19) Adj. sums. & gen. Monday.... 21 Tuesday....22 General paper. Wednesday..23) Thursday..24.Mots. & gen. pa. .... 25 (Sht. caus., pets. & gen. pa. Friday Adj. sums. & gen Saturday ..26 Friday, Apr. 1& gen. pa. 8 Short causes, pets. .... & gen. pa. the day before the cause is to be put into the paper. V.C. SIR CHARLES HALL. At Lincoln's-inn. Satrdy, Mar.12 Monday....14 Wednesday.16, Saturday.. 9 (Adj. sums & gen. Tuesday...15 General paper. General paper. Monday....11 V.C. SIR JAMES BACON. Satrdy, Mar.12 gen. pa. Monday....4..In Bankruptcy. Tuesday....15 Wednesday 16 Thurs......17. Friday....18 Sat., General paper. Motns, adj. sums. Monday....21..In Bankruptcy. Wedsdy...23 General paper. Motns., adj. sms. S Petns, snt. causes, Saturday ..26 Wednesday.30 General paper. Saturday.. 2 Motns, adj. sums. Monday.... 4..In Bankruptcy. Wednsdy....6 General paper. Thurs., Friday Saturday .... Monday.. .... 11..In Bankruptcy. Tuesday.. ....12 Wednesday..13 Further General paper. Considerations will be Saturday 9 Monday....111 General paper. Wedsdy....13.. Motns. & gen. pa Further Considerations will be taken as part of the General Paper in priority to Original Causes which have not already appeared in the Paper. Any cause intended to be heard as Ms. JUSTICE FRY. Mnday, Mar.21 Tuesday....22 Weinesday.23 Thursday ..21 Friday.... 25 Saturday..26, Monday ....25 Tuesday....29 Wednesday..30. Thursday ..31 Friday, Apr. 1 Saturday Monday Tuesday.... 5 Wednesday. 6 7 Thurs lay Friday .... 8 .. 9 Saturday Eonday....ll Tuesday ..12 Wednesday..13 2 .. 4 General paper. General piper. General paper. General paper. LEGISLATION OF THE WEEK, HOUSE OF LORDS. MARCH 3.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Warehouse Owners Company, Penarth Harbour Dock and Railway. MARCH 7.-BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Byker Bridge (Newcastle-on-Tyne), Colonial Company. MARCH 8.-BILL READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Colonial Company. BILL IN COMMITTEE. Alkali, &c., Works Regulation. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MARCH 4.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.--South Metropolitan Gas. MARCH 7.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Cambridge University and Town Gas, Lydd Railway, Metropolitan and District Railways (City Lines and Extensions), Metropolitan Railway, Sheffield McCarthy, Charles, Eardley crescent, South Kensington, Hatter. Water, South-Eastern Railway. Bills of Sale Act (1878) Amendment. MARCH 8.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Rotherham, Parkgate, and Rawmarsh Street Tramway. MARCH 9.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Tuckton Bridge. Mr. Aylward, the "renegade Irishman" with the Boers, is stated to be a native of Kilkenny, who received a good education, and was employed for some time as a clerk in the office of Mr. Bolton, Crown Solicitor, Dublin. PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. In the report presented to the shareholders at the annual meeting on Thursday, 3rd inst., it is stated that in the ordinary branch 5,089 new policies were issued during last year, insuring £639,935, and yielding £22,529 in annual premiums. The claims paid came to £58,815, and the fund of this branch was increased during the year by £72,032, and now stands at £663,485. In the industrial branch the gross premium income was £1,608,849, or £201,706 more than in the previous year. Of this £753,455 was spent in business charges, divided as follows:-£310,180 agents' or collectors' salaries; £200,678, bonuses to collectors on new business; £38,055, extension expenses; and £204,542, bead-office expenses, advertising, &c. The claims paid came to £573,837, and £317,513 was added to the reserve of this branch. It now stands at £1,318,547. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BENDLE.-March 21, at 14, Church-road, Islington, London, the wife of Charles Bendle, solicitor, of a daughter. CURRAN.-Feb. 27, at Craigton, Jamaica, the wife of the Hon. Charles Ribton Curran, judge of the Supreme Court, of a daughter. the FRASER.-Feb. 26, at 70, Kensington-gardens-square, W., wife of Arthur M. Fraser, barrister-at-law, of a daughter. GREEN.-Feb. 24, at 4, St. Edmund's-terrace, Regent's-park, the wife of George Sangster Green, of Lincoln's-inn, barristerat-law, of a daughter. NOBMANDY.-March 1, at St. Thome, Madras, the wife of Frank Normandy, barrister-at-law, of a son. PARTRIDGE.-Feb. 24, at 10, Coningham-road, W., the wife of R. W. Partridge, barrister-at-law, of a daughter. SYMES.-Feb. 19, at The Manor House, Crediton, Devon, the wife of William Henry Symes, solicitor, of a daughter. THOMPSON.-March 8, at 15, Glendower-place, S.W., the wife of G. Rodie Thompson, barrister-at-law, of twin daughters. JACKSON.-March 8, at 61, Portland-place, W., aged 49, Sir Heary Mather Jackson, baronet, of Llantilio Court, Abergavenny, and of Lincoln's-inn, recently appointed one of the justices of H.M.'s High Court of Justice. SMITH.-Feb. 27, at No. 3, Eaton-place, William John Bernhard Smith, of the Middle Temple, barrister-at-law, aged 62. DEATHS. LONDON GAZETTES. Bankrupts. FRIDAY, March 4, 1881. Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869. Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar. To Surrender in London. Biggs, John, Alderney st, Pimlico, Major on Half-pay. Pet March 1. Hazlitt. March 18 at 11.30 Buffen, Frederick Forster, The Common, Upper Clapton, Accountant. Pet Feb 4. Murray. March 18 at 11 Barrows, Edwin, Gresham buildings, Basinghall st, Wine Merchant. Pet March 1. Hazlitt. March 18 at 12 To Surrender in the Country. Cooney, Bernard Riley, West Green, Tottenham, Lime Merchant. Pet March 1. Pulley. Edmonton, March 22 at 3 Foster, John, and Charles James Foster, Normanton, York, Brick Kiln Patentees. Pet Feb 21. Mason. Wakefield, March 17 at 11 Hurley, Fedora Dawson, Hounslow. Pet March 1. Ruston. Brentford, March 15 at 3 Shelling, Frederick, Tonbridge, Baker. Pet March 2. Cripps. Tunbridge Wells, March 15 at 3.30 Vernon, Amos, Stoney Stanton, Leicester, Grocer. Pet March 1. Ingram. Leicester, March 16 at 12 Whitehead, Benjamin, Leicester, Beerhouse Keeper. Pet March 1. Ingram. Leicester, March 16 at 11 TUESDAY, Mar. 8, 1881. Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869. Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar. To Surrender in London. Jewett, Michael Cairns, London Assurance Public house, City rd. Pet Mar 2. Brougham. Mar 22 at 11 Pet Feb 12. Hazlitt. Mar 23 at 12.30 Tinsley, Albert, Cyprus st, Victoria pk, Oilman. Pet Mar 4. Pepys. Mar 23 at 12 To Surrender in the Country. Baylis, James Frederick, Redditch, Licensed Victualler. Pet Mar 4. Parry. Birmingham, Mar 21 at 2 Beasley, Thomas, Widnes, Lancaster, Solicitor. Pet Mar 4. Bellringer. Liverpool, Mar 22 at 12 Griffin, Frederick, Cardiff, Builder. Pet Mar 1. Langley. Cardiff, Mar 22 at 11 Lewis, Richard, Penybryn, Wrexham, Butcher. Pet Mar 4. Vaughan-Williams. Wrexham, Mar 18 at 12 McGregor, Charles, Kingston-upon-Hull, Corn Merchant. Pet Mar 4. Rollit. Kingston-upon-Hull, Mar 22 at 3 Mills, Thomas, jun, Liverpool. Pet Mar 3. Cooper. Liverpool, Mar 21 at 12 Overton, John, jun, Gt Yarmouth, Saddler. Pet Mar 4. Worlledge. Gt Yarmouth, Mar 25 at 11 Styles, George, Bewdley, Worcester, Grocer. Pet Mar 3. Talbot. Kidderminster, Mar 18 at 12 Tompkin, George, Chesterton, nr Newcastle-under-Lyme, Grocer. Pet Mar 2. Tennant. Hanley, Mar 22 at 11 March 14 at 3 Abrahams, Joseph, Fashion st, Spitalfields, Grocer. Adcock, Frederick James, Grendon, Northampton, Corn Dealer. March 24 at 3 at offices of Sharman and Jackson, Oxford st, Wellingborough Allen, John Joseph, Auckland st, Lambeth, Dairyman. March 16 Bennett, Edward, Wordsley, Kingswinford, Stafford, out of business. March 14 at 3 at offices of Homfray and Holberton, High st, Brierley Hill Bennett, Edward Robinson, Bradford, York, Clothier. March 19 at 11 at offices of Cater, Piece Hall yd, Bradford Betteridge, John, Woodville, Derby, Butcher. March 17 at 2.30 at Midland Hotel, Burton-on-Trent. Nevill and Atkins, Tamworth Binns, Leedham, Low Moor, near Bradford, Manufacturer. March 15 at 11 at offices of Beverley, Hustlergate, Bradford Blake, Walter Thomas, Guildford, Surrey, Farmer. March 11 at 11 at Crown and Cushion Hotel, Chipping Norton. Kilby and Mace, Chipping Norton Bower, James, Low Moor, near Bradford, Grocer. March 16 at 11 at offices of Lancaster and Wright, Manor row, Bradford Boydell, William, Leigh, Lancaster, Sewing Machine Agent. March 16 at 11 at offices of Hargreaves, Dickinson st, Manchester Britton, William, Leeds, Joiner. March 17 at 2 at offices of Middleton and Sons, Calverley chambers, Victoria sq, Leeds Brooksby, James, Blackburn, Lancaster, Heald Yarn Manufacturer. March 16 at 11 at offices of Needham, Exchange st, Blackburn Brown, Thomas, Bradford, York, Butcher. March 18 at 11 at offices of Moore, Albion chambers, Hustlergate, Bradford Byrom, James, Liverpool, Victualler. March 18 at 3 at offices of Bartlett, Dale st, Liverpool Catton, William Newlove, Patrington, Holderness, York, Licensed Victualler. March 16 at 2 at offices of Watson and Son, Parlia st, Kingston-upon-Hull Chester, Joseph Thomas, Sheepshed, Leicester, out of business. Cole, Henry Edward, Milton-next-Sittingbourne, Kent, Carter. March 18 at 12 Cross, John, Tabernacle walk, Finsbury, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer. March 23 at 2 at Masons' Hall Tavern, Masons' avenue, Basinghall st. Brett, Mincing lane Cuningham, Elizabeth, Manchester, Fent Dealer. March 16 at 3 at offices of Gardner, Cooper st, Manchester Dace, John, Packington st, Islington, Brushmaker. at 56, Finsbury pavement. Brown and Sons Dawson, Frederick, Dewsbury, York, out of business. March 18 at at 11 at offices of Shaw, Bond st, Dewsbury Day, Thomas, and Harry Day, Banwell, Somerset, Licensed Victuallers. March 18 at 12 at offices of Woolfryes and Powell, Banwel2 Denison, Webster, Trump st, Manufacturers' Agent. March 15 at 1 at offices of Trewren and Southcott, King st, Cheapside. Preston Mark lane |