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able actuary and secretary for his great assiduity and attention to the business of the company. With Mr. McGedy I will also include the staff, who certainly have done their duty admirably. I hope this resolution will be carried by acclamation.

Mr. ERASMUS WILSON, F.R.S.-If I may be permitted to second that resolution, I will say that there are duties and duties; and I feel quite convinced that the duties which devolve upon our secretary and the staff are duties which they perform without hesitation, as a necessity of their nature, and that all their thoughts are directed towards the success of the company with which they are associated. They do not work merely because work is a necessity of life, but because it is the only thing calculated to prolong life, to give appetite and improve digestion, to make themselves happy, and also to confer benefit on the company in which they are interested. Under these circumstances, I am sure that all the shareholders present will throw up both hands in acclamation in supporting this motion.

The resolution having been very cordially adopted,

Mr. F. MCGEDY said-Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen, on my own behalf and on behalf of the staff, I return you my sincere thanks for this very cordial vote in recognition of our past conduct. If I may refer to what Mr. Wilson has so kindly said in our favour, I would assure you that our hearts are in the work, and that we do our best at all times to promote the interests of the company.

Mr. PEMBERTON said he had great pleasure in proposing a vote of thanks to their solicitor, Mr. Burges, to whose courtesy and judgment they were greatly indebted. There had never been a single instance since he had been their solicitor in which there had been any dissatisfaction with his conduct, and both personally and professionally they were indebted to him for a great deal of the business which came to the office.

Mr. E. BURKITT seconded the motion, which was at once agreed to.

Mr. BURGES briefly acknowledged the compliment, assuring them that he should do all in his power to promote the interests of the company.

Mr. JOSEPH DODDS, M.P.-There is another duty which we ought to discharge, and that is to pay a due meed of approbation to our excellent chairman. I beg to propose that our most hearty thanks be given to him for his valuable services to the company. We have seen him in this room and elsewhere conducting the business of the company in a manner that leaves nothing whatever to be desired. Entirely as I concur in the votes which have already been passed, and in the eulogiums which have been pronounced upon our various officials, I am sure you will feel that without such an able head in guiding the society the success that has attended us up to the present time, and which seems increase year by year, would not have been insured to us. Mr. BASIL FIELD seconded the resolution, which was carried by acclamation.

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The CHAIRMAN.-I beg to tender you, gentlemen, my most sincere thanks for the very kind way in which you have passed this vote of thanks. I feel that you are far too kind, and that your expressions in appreciation of my services are more eulogistic than they should be. I can only say that I will endeavour, as far as I possibly can, by every means in my power, to promote the success of this company, which I have very much at heart, and nothing gives me greater pleasure than to see it progress year by year. The meeting then dispersed.

LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. EDWARD EBENEZER KAY, Q.C., has been appointed a Judge of the Chancery Division, in succession to Sir Richard Malius, resigned. Mr. Justice Kay is the son of Mr. Robert Kay, of Rochdale, Lancashire, and was born in 1822. He was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated B.A., in 1844, and he was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Trinity Term, 1847. He published (in conjunction with Mr. Henry Vaughan Johnson) several volumes of reports in the court of Vice-Chancellor Wood. He became a Queen's Counsel in 1866, and he was for several years one of the leaders in the court of Vice-Chancellors Wool, Giffard, James, and Bacon. Mr. Justice Kay is a

bencher of Lincoln's-inn, a member of the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting, a magistrate for Norfolk, and one of the chairmen of quarter sessions for that county.

Mr. WILLIAM JOSEPH BIRD, solicitor, of Liverpool, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.

Mr. URIAH BOWER BRODRIBB, solicitor, of 42, Cornbill, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.

Mr. MONTGOMERY HOOPER, solicitor, Birmingham, has been appointed by the Lord Chancellor a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.

Mr. WILLIAM JOHN HUMFRYS, solicitor, of Hereford, has been appointed by the high sherift of Herefordshire (Mr. Edward Howorth Greenly) to be Under-Sheriff of that county for the ensuing year. Mr. Humfrys was admitted a solicitor in 1863.

Mr. THEODORE JOHN SMITH, solicitor (of the firm of Smith & Atkinson), of Hastings and Rye, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.

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COMPANIES.

WINDING-UP NOTICES.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

ALGERIAN MINERAL COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented March 23, directed to be heard before the M. R. on Apr Milne and Co, Harcourt bldgs, Temple, agents for Raby, Manchester, solicitor for the petitioner DARLINGTON IRON COMPANY, LIMITRD.-By an order made by the M.R. dated March 19 it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued, and the court appointed William Barclay Peat, Lothbury, an additional liquidator, to act jointly with Edwin Waterhouse, the liquidator. Bower and Cotton, Chancery lane, solicitors for the petitioners ECCLESHILL WORSTED MILL COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Apr 22, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims to William Gilyard, Bradford. May 6 at 11 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

EDISON TELEPHONE COMPANY OF LONDON, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Apr 25, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or clains, to Samuel Lowell Price, Gresham st. May 9 at 11 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts or claims GENERAL FIREWOOD COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Apr 27 to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims to George Augustus Cape, Old Jewry. May 10 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

METROPOLITAN AND SUBURBAN STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY, LIMITED. -Petition for winding up, presented March 21, directed to be heard before the M.R. on Apr 2. Barker, Bedford row, solicitor for the petitioners

NEWFOUNDLAND LAND COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented March 21, directed to be heard before the M. R. on Apr 2. Makinson and Carpenter, Devereux ct, Temple, solicitors for the petitioner NEWPORT CREDIT ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up presented March 21, directed to be heard before the M. R. on Apr 2. Rogers and Chave, Queen Victoria st, solicitors for the petitioners

STRATFORD FREE LANCE AND WEST HAM REPORTER NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented March 19, directed to be heard before the M.R. on Apr 2. Peace and Waller, Grocer's Hall ct. Poultry, solicitors for the petitioner YNISNENDWY TIN PLATE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are re quired, on or before Apr 30 to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Richard Garnaut Cawker, Temple st, Swansea. May 16 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

iGazette, Mar. 25.] SANDERSON AND COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Apr 30, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims to Thomas George Sharpe, Huddersfield. May 18 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims

YARMOUTH AQUARIUM SOCIETY, LIMITED.-The M.R. has by an order, dated March 4, appointed Mr. Lovewell Blake, Great Yarmouth, to be official liquidator. Creditors are required, on orbefore Apr 26 to send their names and addresses, and the particu lars of their debts or claims to the above. May 10 at 11 is ap pointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims. [Gazette, Mar. 29.]

UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY. MIDDLESBOROUGH, REDCAR, SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA, AND CLEVE LAND DISTRICT PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.-Petition for winding up, presented March 26, directed to be heard before the M.R. on Apr 9. Jackson, Clement's inn, Strand, agent for Jackson and Jackson, Middlesborough, solicitors for the peti

tioners

[Gazette, Mar. 29.]

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. DEEPING BENEFIT ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Market Deeping and Deeping St James, Lincoln. March 23 DODLESTON FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Dodleston, Chester. March 22 | Gazette, Mar. 25.] MASONIC BENEFIT SOCIETY, White Hart Tavern, College st, Lambeth. March 24

[Gazette, Mar. 29.]

BUSINESS AT WESTMINSTER. ALTHOUGH, says the Times reporter, only two or three weeks have elapsed since, at the end of February, when the Order in Council fusing the common law divisions took effect, the Judicature Act came for the first time fully into operation, the effect of continuous sittings of courts for different kinds of business has already been shown in a very striking way. As to business in Banc, the Special Paper was speedily cleared, and the New Trial Paper much reduced; and only two cases remained in the Crown Paper and five from inferior courts. The great bulk of business in Banc is (as it has always been) in the Trial Paper, though that is much reduced, as regards business in Banc, by the operation of Lord Cairns' Act, under which the judges who try cases dispose of them on further consideration; and, of course, new cases are continually being entered from time to time; but at this time only 69 cases remain in the New Trial Paper and 12 in the Special Paper-six special cases and six demurrers-and two in the Crown Paper and five from inferior courts, making altogether only 88 cases in Banc to dispose of, which two courts in Banc will be sitting continuously up to Easter to try, and, it may safely be said, will dispose of them all. As to Nisi Prius business, the following is a correct account:-Total Middlesex printed list, 741. (The figures on the list are 734. The additional seven were causes which were stayed at the time of the publication of the list, and were therefore omitted from it, but afterwards restored to their places on becoming ready for trial): :Tried, special juries, 80; common juries, 207-287; withdrawn or struck out, 256; stayed, 21; in list for March 26, 4; made remanets by the parties, 80; remanets for want of time to try, special juries, 19; common juries, 74-93; total, 741. Estimated list for Easter Sitting :-The above remanets, 173; entered after the publication of the Hilary printed list, and now ready for trial, 344; probable entry to April 27 inclusive, judging by experience-say, 163; total, 680. Then the following is a correct statement of the cases in the London List:-In the present printed list there are-Special juries, 170; common juries, 308-478. Of the special juries, 14 actions by the same plaintiff (on marine policies) are stayed. About 20 other actions are also already stayed. The 478, therefore, should be considerably discounted before the real task which is before the courts can be correctly estimated.

OBITUARY.

MR. JOHN BREND WINTERBOTHAM. Mr. John Brend Winterbotham, solicitor (the head of the firm of Winterbotham, Bell, & Winterbothams), of Cheltenham, died on February 27. Mr. Winterbotham was the son of the Rev. William Winterbotham, and was born in 1805. He was admitted a solicitor in 1827, and had practised for more than half a century at Cheltenham. He was for several years associated in partnership with his elder brother, the late Mr. Rayner Winterbotham, and was afterwards joined by Mr. John Penrice Bell, and still more recently by his sons, Mr. John Brend Winterbotham, jun. (who was admitted in 1854), and Mr. James Batten Winterbotham (who was admitted in 1859). Mr. Winterbotham always acted with the Liberal party, and took an active interest in local business. He was for many years He one of the Cheltenham Improvement Commissioners. was opposed to the incorporation of the borough, but ever since the granting of the charter he had been a member of the Town Council for the South Ward. Two or three years ago he declined a request to serve the office of mayor. Mr. Winterbotham was buried on the 3rd ult., most of the members of the Town Council being present at the funeral.

CREDITORS' CLAIMS.

CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY. LAST DAY OF PROOF.

April 25.

AMBROSE, SAMUEL, Haven lane, Haven Green, Gardener. April 5.
Ambrose v Ambrose, Fry, J. Wright, Walbrook
BOLLETER, HENRY, Charlotte st, Portland pl, Gent.
Hess v. Bolleter, Fry, J. Howard, New Bridge st
COATES, EDMUND, jun, Lodge rd, St John's Wood, Wine Merchant.
April 15. Irving v Barker, M.R. Barker, Bedford row
HARGRAVE, CHARLES, Clanricarde gdns, Bayswater, Gent. April
11. Coupland v Allen, V.C. Hall. Phillips, Old Jewry chmbrs
HARRIS, GEORGE SMITH DELAVIL, Linslade, Bucks, M.D. April 11.
Cloutte v Harris, V.C. Bacon. Martin, Fenchurch st
MORDEN, JAMES JOSEPH, Colchester, Plumber. April 20. Morden
v Martin, V.C. Hall. White, Colchester

ROCHE, JAMES, Deal, Gent. April 22. Newman v Roche, V.C. Bacon.
Mellor, Harcourt bldgs, Temple

RORIE, JOHN JAMES, Plymouth, Gent, and JANE RORIE, Homiducomble pl, Plymouth. April 16. Rorie v Rorie, V.C. Malins. Vizard, Lincoln's inn fields

SWIFT, WILLIAM, Ledsham, Chester, Hotel Keeper. April 18. Swift
v Swift, V.C. Bacon. Moore, Birkenhead
WILSON, JANE, Sliema, Malta. May 1. Hensman v Clark, V.C. Hall
Hensman, College hill

[Gazette, March 18.]

EVANS, WILLIAM, Pennard, Farmer. April 15. Evans v Davies,
M.R. Collins, Swansea

HILL, HUGH, London rd, Southwark, Horse Repository Keeper.
March 23. Pharoah v Apps, V.C. Bacon. Castle, Poultry
INGHAM, JAMES, Stonestile, nr Bradford, Farmer. April 14. Ingham
v Ingham, V.C. Bacon. Cross, Bradford
LEAD BITTER,

THOMAS GIBSON, Low Warden, Northumberland, Gent April 23. Gibson y Gibson, V.C. Hall. Gibson, Hexham PEPPERCORN, WILLIAM, Luton, Yeoman. April 21. Peppercorn v Peppercorn, V.C. Hall. Millman, Great James st, Bedford row SELLEN, JAMES, Sheerness, Licensed Victualler. April 15. Fray v Sellen, M.R. Winch, Chatham

WHITE, JOHN, Skipton, York, Builder. April 30. White ▾ White, Fry, J. Robinson, Skipton

[Gazette, March 22.]

CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 25.
LAST DAY OF CLAIM.

ANDERSON, JANE, Sunderland, Shipowner. Apr 11.
land
BAILEY, MARY ANN, Wateringbury, Kent. Apr 29.
Co, George yd, Lombard st

Steel, Sunder Marchant and

BAKER, ROBERT BENJAMIN, Shanklin, Isle of Wight, Gert. May 1. Webb, Austinfriars

BRADSHAW, JOHN, Bramley, Leeds, retired from business. May 2.. Nelson and Co, Leeds

BRADY, JOHN, Westbury пpon Trym, Gloucester, retired Surgeon.
Apr 9. Gregory and Son, Bristol

BROWN, HENRY, Halifax, Draper. June 1. Stansfeld, Halifax
BROWN, LENNA, Stafford. Apr 30. Greatrex, Stafford
CARTWRIGHT, FAIRFAX WILLIAM, New Burlington st, Esq, M.P. Apr
23. Maude, Lincoln's inn fields

CLOSE, THOMAS, Nottingham, Esq. Apr 30. Cursham, Nottingham
CULLEY, HENRY, Old Basford, Nottingham, Bleacher. Apr 11.
Richards and Woodward, Nottingham

DALTON, JANE SARAH, Aubourn, Lincoln. Tweed and Co, Lincoln. DAVIES, FRANCES, The Pavement, Clapham common. May 1. Greenfeld, Abchurch lane

DOUST, WILLIAM HENRY, Greenwich, Kent, Pilot. Apr 11. Howard and Shelton, Greenwich rd

GRAY, JOSEPH, Wilton, York, Farmer. Apr 6. Whitehead, Pickering

GREEN, GEORGE, sen, Mawby rd, Camberwell, Gent. Apr 10. Howard and Shelton, Threadneedle st

GRIFFIN, ROBERT, Eastfield rd, Hornsey. Mar 26. Trehearne, Victoria st, Westminster

HAGGER, JOHN, Brook st, New rd, Gent. Apr 8. Smith and Wilmer, New sq, Lincoln's inn

HOLLIER, RUTH, Peckham, Surrey. Apr 30. Harcourt, Moorgate st KENDALL, THOMAS MITCHELSON, jun, Newton upon Rawcliffe, York Esq. May 1. Peters, York

LAMBTON, JOHN, Sunderland, Durham, Shipowner. Apr 11. Steel, Sunderland

LLOYD, WILLIAM, Llanarmonynyale, Denbigh, Clerk in Holy Orders.
Apr 21. Lloyd and Roberts, Ruthin

LUKE, JOHN, Plymouth. Apr 11. Coode and Co, St Austell
MACKIE, WILLIAM, Hindley, Lancaster, Gent. Apr 1. Rowbottom,.
Wigan

MARSHALL, EBENEZER JOHN, Chichester rents, Chancery lane, Licensed Victualler. Apr 30. Harcourt, Moorgate st

MARTIN, ROBERT, St Austell, Cornwall, China Clay Merchant. Apr 9. Coode and Co, St Austell

METCALFE, WILLIAM, Threshfield, York, Innkeeper. Apr 9. Robinson, Skipton

MITCHELL, NANCY, Brighton. Apr 30. Harcourt, Moorgate st MOLESWORTH, THOMAS WILLIAM PONSONBY, Park lane, Tottenham, Esq. Apr 4. Nelson and Co, Essex st, Strand

MOLLART, FRANCES, Hanley, Stafford. Apr 10. Wilson, Stoke upon

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PAUL, MARY, Melcombe Regis. Apr 30. Baskett and Son, Evershot PREECE, SAMUEL MOFFATT, Maidenhead, Berks, Auctioneer. Apr 30. Ward, Maidenhead

RANCE, MARY, Teignmouth, Devon. May 9. Griffith, High Holborn ROGER, JACKSON, Beck, Lamplugh, Cumberland, Retired Farmer. Apr 11. McKelvie, Whitehaven

RUSTON, MARY ANN, Whitehaven, Cumberland. Apr 2. Atter, Whitehaven

SIMONS, GEORGE, Leicester, Gent. Apr 20. Stevenson and Son, Leicester

SMALE, THOMAS LAND, Tuffnell pk rd, Holloway, Hay Salesman. Apr 15. Martin, London Wall

SMALLCOMBE, JOHN, BOX, Wilts. Apr 14. Robertson and Maule, Bath

SMITH, LUCY, Leicester. May 2. Stevenson and Son, Leicester STOCKDALE, ROBERT, Darlington, Durham, Butcher. Apr 16. Newby and Co, Stockton on Tees

SUFFIELD, Right Hon EMILY HARRIOT, Dowager Lady, Weymouth. Apr 18. Taylor, Norwich

TORRENTINE, GEORGE, Whitehaven, Cumberland, Builder. Apr 11. McKelvie, Whitehaven

WENABLES. ROBERT, Walthamstow, Essex, Esq. Apr 30. Edell, King st, Cheapside

WARD, JOHN, Wakefield, no occupation. Apr 16. Jackson, Malton WARWICK, JANE, Scotby, nr Carlisle, Cumberland. Apr 22. Thornburn, Carlisle

WILDE, EDWARD, Naimwood, Llandrinio, Montgomery, Farmer. Apr 20. Davies, Oswestry

WOOD, ROBERT, Winder, Cumberland, Mining Steward. Apr 11. McKelvie, Whitehaven'

YOUNG, WILLIAM, Chorlton on Medlock, Lancaster, Shipping Agent.
March 31. Myers, Manchester

..ALDER, THOMAS, Wakefield, York, Esq.
Beaumont, Wakefield

BEADEL, SOPHIA, St Leonard's on Sea.
Lincoln's inn fields

[Gazette, Mar. 15.] July 1. Harrison and

Apr 18. Harrison and Co,

LBECKET, JOHN, Heath, nr Wakefield, Esq. July 1. Harrison and Beaumont, Wakefield

BREARS, THOMAS, Beal, Kellington, York. Farmer. Apr 30. Wood, Pontefract

BRETT, MARY, St Leonard's on Sea. May 2. Harris and Godwin, Moorgate st

BROWN, JOHN NORMAN, Clifton, Bristol, Gent. Apr 30. ham, Bristol

Becken

CARTER, Rev JAMES, Bridekirk Vicarage, Cumberland. Hayton and Simpson, Cockermouth

Apr 25.

COUSEN, JOHN, Holmesdale rd, South Norwood, Esq. May 1. Fraser, Furnival's inn

DALE, ALFRED, Leytonstone. Apr 30. King and Peto, Abchurch lane

DAWSON, DANTEL, Rochdale, Lancaster, Silk Mercer. May 1. Tyrer and Co, Liverpool

ECCLES, ANTHONY, Eyarth Hall, Denbigh, Esq. and Co, Liverpool

May 18. Collins

EDWARDSON, MARY ANN, Liverpool. Apr 26. Liverpool

Whitley and Co,

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FYLER, Rev SAMUEL ARNOT, Cornhill, Northumberland. May 2. Jones, Durham

GOLDHAM, Rev RICHARD, Lee, Kent, Clerk. June 14. Duffield and Bruty, Tokenhouse yard

GORDON, ELIZABETH, Oadby, Leicester. May 1. Oliver and Sons, Carey st

HAGGER, FRANCIS, Warren st, Fitzroy sq. Apr 13. Smith and
Wilmer, New sq

HAGGER, JAMES, Vinegar yard, St Giles South, Tallow Chandler.
Apr 18. Smith and Wilmer, New sq, Lincoln's inn fields
HAGGER, JOSEPH, Brentford, Commercial Traveller. Apr 13. Smith
and Wilmer, Lincoln's inn fields

HAGGER, LYDIA ELIZABETH, Warren st, Fitzroy sq. Apr 13. Smith and Wilmer, New square, Lincoln's inn

HAGGER, SAMSON, Warren st, Fitzroy sq. Apr 13. Smith and Wilmer, New sq, Lincoln's inn

KALLSALL, DANIEL, Sutton, St Helen's, Lancaster, Provision Dealer.
May 5. Thomas. St Helens

HARRISON, CHARLES, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Gent.
Griffiths, Cheltenham

May 16.

JAMES, FREDERICK, Clifton, Bristol, Merchant. Apr 30. Peters, Bristol

JONES, ALEXANDER, Prince of Wales terrace, Kensington, Esq. Apr 11. Boxall and Boxall, Chancery lane

JONES, EVANS, Durham rd, Upper Holloway, Carpenter. Apr 14. Howard and Shelton, Threadneedle st

KEENE, Rev CHARLES EDMUND RUCK, Swyncombe pk, Oxford, Clerk. Apr 30. Thompson and Debenhams, Salters' Hall court, Cannon st

KENYON, THOMAS, Wilpshire, nr Blackburn, Innkeeper. Apr 16. Wilkinson, Blackburn

KERRISON, HENRY JAMES, Beccles, Suffolk, Gent. Apr 30. Fiske, Beccles

LUCAS, EDWARD. Kingston upon Hull, Gold and Silversmith. May 3. Thorney, Hull

MARKS, JOHN, Cilrhedyn, Carmarthen, Farmer. Apr 23. George, Newcastle Emlyn

MARSH, WILLIAM RANICAR, Parkfield Atherton, nr Manchester, Gent. Apr 30. Taylor and Sons, Bolton

Moss, HENRY, Ashton-juxta-Birmingham, Commercial Traveller. March 31. Lowe and Son, Birmingham

OWEN, ROBERT, Clifton House, nr Rotherham, York, Gent. June 29. Nicholson and Co, Wath, nr Rotherham

NORMAN, JOHN, Maryport, Cumberland, Gent. Apr 25. Hayton and Simpson, Cockermouth

'PASCOE, HENRY, Torriano avenue, Camden rd, Gentleman. May 2. Watson, Southampton bldgs, Chancery lane

PRESTON, EDWARD, Grange rd, Bermondsey, Builder. Apr 25. Wilkson and Drew, Bermondsey st

SEATON, JOHN LOUIS, Hampstead rd, Upholsterer. Apr 18. Roscoe and Co, Kings st, Finsbury sq

SAUNDERS, GEORGE, Wallingford, Berks, Auctioneer. May 2. Hedges and Co, Wallingford

SHEPHERD, JAMES, Jeffry's 8q, Ship and Insurance Broker. Apr 5. Gole, Lime st

SHIRWOOD, ELIZABETH, Birmingham, Pattern Card Maker. Apr 14. Robinson and Son, Birmingham

SIMCOATES, THOMAS, Anderby, Lincoln, Grazier. May 2. Caparn and Co, Holbeach

SKITT, JOHF, Stockwell, Surrey, Gent. June 14. Duffield and
Bruty, Tokenhouse yard
STACKHOUSE-ACTON, FRANCIs, Acton Scott, Salop. Apr 4. Salt,
Shrewsbury

TAYLOR, WILLIAM, Birmingham, Jeweller. March 31. Turner,
Birmingham

THOMPSON, FREDERICK, Wakefield, York, Corn Millers Engineer. July 1. Harrison and Beaumont, Wakefield

THOMPSON, SAMUEL, Skipworth, York, Farmer. Apr 23. Phillips, York

TOOGOGD, WILLIAM, Mount st, Grosvenor sq. Glass Merchant. May 1. Holmes and Co, Arundel

WEST, THOMAS, Worcester, Gent. May 19. Gillam and Sons, Wor

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ACRAMAN, ALFRED JOHN, Gratton road West, Kensington Park, Official Assignee. Apr 30. Baileys and Co, Berners st ANDERSON, MATTHEW, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne. May 1. Griffith and Co, Newcastle upon Tyne

ASTON, WILLIAM, Birmingham, Manufacturing Jeweller. May 16. Pointon, Birmingham

BARROW, RICHARD, Newmarket St Mary, Suffolk, Veterinary Sur. geon. Apr 30. Fenn, Newmarket

BIBBY, SARAH, Chester terrace, Regent's Park, Domestic Servant. May 1. Leman and Co, Lincoln's inn fields

BIGGS, ALFRED, Brighton, Gentleman. May 17. Poole, Bartholomew close

BIGGS, CHARLES BENNETT, Brighton, of no occupation. May 17. Poole, Bartholomew close

BLACKEO, WILLIAM, Lathom, Lancaster. June 15. Whitaker, Lancaster pl, Strand

BLAKELEY, LUKE, Soothill, Dewsbury, Rag Merchant. Apr 30. Scholefield and Taylor, Batley.

CARVER, FRANCIS, Langthorpe, York, Farmer.

Thirsk

Apr 16. West,

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EDWARDS, ISAAC, Ebbw Vale, Monmouth, Beerhouse Keeper. May 1. Rice Harris, Tredegar

EDWARDS, MARY, Mostyn, Flint. May 31. Cope, Holywell FAWDINGTON, THOMAS, Gate Fulford, York, Glass Painter. May 2. Newton and Co, York

HABGOOD, JAMES, Bristol, Gentleman. Apr 21. Wise, Bristol HUDSON, Rev FRANK, Blackdown Manor, nr Kenilworth, Warwick, Clerk. Apr 30. Heath and Blenkinsop, Warwick

HULL, THOMAS, Witton Gilbert, Durham, Builder. May 2. Proud,
Bishop Auckland

LOVE, HARRIET BLAGRAVE DEANE, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. Apr
17. Freeman and Bothamley, Queen street, Cheapside
MATHIAS, MARGARETTA LETITIA, Narberth, Pembroke.
Eaton and Co, Haverfordwest.

Mar 31.

MCLEOD, WILLIAM, Kingston upon Hull, Joiner. June 1. Peach, Hull

METCALF, WILLIAM, Settrington, York, Farmer. Apr 22. Jackson, Malton

NASH, JOHN, Reigate, Surrey, Gentleman. May 24. Head, Reigate

PAGE, ELIZABETH, Victoria square, Pimlico. Apr 20. Radcliffes and Co, Craven street, Charing cross

PITSTOW, MARIA, Chelmsford, Essex. May 1. Albert Copland, Chelmsford

REASON, FRANCIS, Highworth, Wilts, Farmer. Apr 30. Kinneir and Tombs, Swindon

ROBINSON, SAINT PETER, Huttoft, Lincoln, Farmer. May 15. Bourne and Rhodes, Alford

SCOFFHAM, JETHRO, Leomansley, Lichfield, retired Innkeeper. Apr 30. Barnes and Russell, Lichfield

SHERRIFF, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Streatham, Surrey, Esq. Apr 17. Freeman and Bothamley, Queen street, Cheapside

SMITH, JOSEPH, West Bromwich, Stafford, Farmer. May 30. Caddick, West Bromwich

SMITH, WORDSWORTH, Rydal, Westmoreland, Esq. Apr 30. Sutton and Ommanney, Great Winchester street

STEWART, WILLIAM GEORGE, Albion grove, Barnsbury, Gentleman. May 18. Herbert, Vigo street, Regent street

THOMAS, DANIEL, Ebbw Vale, Monmouth, Pauper Lunatic. May 1. Harris, Tredegar

THOMAS, JENKIN, Lisworney, nr Cowbridge, Glamorgan, Farmer. Apr 20. Davies, Neath

THOMAS, Rev THOMAS ALFRED, Efenechtyd, Denbigh, Clerk. May 1. Lloyd and Roberts, Ruthin

WELLS, JOSEPH, Sheffield, Silver Plater. Apr 16. Rodgers and Co, Sheffield

WHITEHOUSE, MARY, Alrewas, nr Lichfield, Stafford. Apr 30. Barnes and Russell, Lichfield

WICKS, EMILY, St Catharine's Plain, Norwich, June 1. Chittock and Woods, Norwich

WILSON, JOHN, Scotby, Cumberland, Farmer. Apr 30. Hodgson, Carlisle

Gazette, March 22.7

COURT PAPERS.

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.

QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. LONDON.-HILARY SITTING, 1881.

This list contains all actions entered in the Queen's Bench Division in which notice of trial has been given; and also all actions in the Chancery Division, in which notice has been given of trial before a judge and jury, up to and including 28th March,. 1881.

The actions which have been entered but for various reasons are at present not ready for trial are omitted from this list. Such of them as become ready during the present sitting will be inserted as

LEGISLATION OF THE WEEK. nearly as possible in their original positions.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MARCH 24.-BILL IN COMMITTEE.

India Office (Sale of Superfluous Land).

BILLS READ A THIRD TIME.

Crystal Palace, Oxford Police.

MARCH 25.-BILL READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Cambridge University Gas.

MARCH 26.-BILL READ A FIRST TIME. Consolidated Fund (No. 2).

MARCH 28.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Allan's Estate, Cleveland Extension Mineral Railway, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway (Additional Powers).

Consolidated Fund Bill (No 2) (also read a third time).
BILL READ A THIRD TIME.

PRIVATE BILL.-Penarth, Sully, and Barry Railway.
MARCH 29.-ROYAL ASSENT.

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the following Bills : O Consolidated Fund (No. 2); Local Taxation Returns (Scotland); India Office (Sale of Superfluous Land); Local Government Boards Provisional Orders Confirmation (Godalming, &c.); Combridge University and Town Gas.

BILL READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.—Synchronizing, Pneumatic, and Electric Company.

BILL READ A THIRD TIME.

PRIVATE BILL.-Lydd Railway.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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MARCH 24.-BILLS IN COMMITTEE. Consolidated Fund (No. 2), Bill of Sale Act Amendment. BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS. Bingley Water and Improvement, Maidstone and Ashford Railway, Metropolitan District Railway, Ryton Local Board (Water), Seacombe, Hoylake, and Deeside Railway, Tyne Improvement.

MARCH 25.-BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-London, Chatham and Dover Railway (City and Suburban Traffic Station), London, Chatham, and Dover Railway (Further Powers), London, Chatham, and Dover Railway (Maidstone and Faversham Junction). BILL READ A FIRST TIME.

Bill to appoint Additional Commissioners for executing the Acts for granting a Land Tax and other Rates and Taxes (Mr. J. Holms).

MARCH 28.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Brighton and Dyke Railway, Dudley and Oldbury Junction Railway, South London Tramways, West Lancashire Railway, Whitland and Cardigan Rail. way. Leases.

BILLS READ A THIRD TIME.

PRIVATE BILLS.-Burry Port and North-Western Junction Railway, Great Eastern and East Norfolk Railway Companies (New Title), Swindon and Cheltenham Extension Railway, Richmond Gas, Tuckton Bridge.

BILL READ A FIRST TIME.

Bill to amend the Agricultural Holdings Act, 1875 (Mr. S. Hill).

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LIST OF ACTIONS FOR TRIAL.

1 Borthwicks (Van Sandau and C) v Peacock (H F Ward)

2 Corbin (Gard, C and H) v Powis (Combe and W)

3 Pilditch (LGW Godden) v Dimbleby (Smith, Davies and Co)

4 Rawes (W Brewer) v Temple (G Lockyer)

5 Berla, Cotrim and Co (Norton, R and Co) v E Pellas and Co (Lowless and Co) SJ

6 Preston (Parker and Co) v The Cleveland Extension Mineral Ry Co (Chappell, Sons and G) SJ

6a Sir John Pirie and Co (Same) v The Middle Dock Co (WA Crump and Son) without jury

7 Lady Llanover (Freshfields and W) v Ebbw Vale Steel, &c, Co, ld (Robinson, P and S) SJ

7a Lehmkuhl (R G Greening) v Blyth and Co (Houghton and B)

8 Cooper (T Cooper and Co) v McIlwraith and anr (Ingledew and I)

9 Anderson (G and W Webb) v Brockelbank Shipping Co, la (Kisch, Son and H)

10 Irvine (Shum, C and Co) v Scrutton, Sons and Co (Nash and F) SJ

11 Wingrove (Hilleary and T) v Tubbs and Lewis (Chapeli, W and Co) SJ

11a Harvey (W Bristow) v Willcox (C F B Birchall)

12 Wright and anr (J T Moss) v London and St Kath Dock Co (W M Hacon) SJ

13 Britneff (Hollains, Son and C) v Kinloch and Co (J Knight) SJ 14 Sutton (Dalton and Jessett) v Gt Eastern Ry Co (C A Curwood) 15 Holliday (G and W Webb) v Same (Same) SJ

16 Mackintosh (C O Humphreys and S) v Stewart (Gedge and Co)

SJ

17 Bakewell (J Rae) v Geen (W Beck)

18 Tamblyn (A M Bradley) v The City Bank (Ingle, C and H) SJ 19 London and County Banking Co (Harries, W and R) v Card (E Woodard) SJ pt hd

19a Keeble (W F Morris) v Whitworth (Ashurst, M, C and Co) 20 Raggio (Lowless and Co) v Norrington and Co (F Needham) SJ

21 Weigel (W Beck) v Mountain (Simpson and P) SJ

22 Dubois and anr (Miller and M) v Bishop (Lawrance, P and B) SJ

23 Peterborough Patent Brick and Tile Co ld (A S Hatchett-Jones) v Mills (Speechly and Co) SJ

21 Raffety (Tilleard, G and H) v North London Ry Co (Paines and Co) SJ

25 Island City Savings Bank (Lyne and H) v Tully and anr (Maples and Co) SJ

96 Weigel (W Beck) v Dyson (Wilson and Son)

27 Eisler (T Blair) v Bennet (White, B and W) SJ

28 Schneider (W Beck) v Ghioucas (W St Aubyn)

29 Pellison, Pere and Co (L Barnett) v Marsh and Meyers (J A Hales; Kent and K)

30 Hutchinson (Tatham, Oblein and N) v The Army and Navy: Provision Market, ld (Birch and K) SJ

31 Batty (J E Carter) v Clever (G R Dodd)

32 Brown and anr (Ellis and Crossfield) v Marsh and anr (Ken and K)

33 Bartling (Simpson and C) v Bartlett (Watson, Son and R) 34 With and anr (Ingledew and I) v Luff (B H Van Tromp) 35 Oliver and anr (Keene, M and B) v Dudin (Farnfields)

36 Stenning (Lowless and Co) v Kressman (Hollams, Son and C)

SJ

37 Porcas (Farnfields) v Hawthorn (Keene, M and B)

38 Phillips and anr (Johnsons, Upton and Co) v Savary, Young and Co (E Andrew) SJ

39 Clarkson (F Bradley) v North London Ry Co (Paines and Co) 40 Hayward (J Hayward) v Holloway and anr (Robinson, P and S; Paddison, Son and T)

41 Leveaux (E Dow and Co) v Bertram (Ellis and Crossfield) 42 Dyball (T G Bullen) v Campbell (Lewin and Co) SJ

43 Lown and Sons (R H Ward) v Bindoff and Co (J F Nutt and

Co)

44 Evans (Learoyd and Co) v North Met Tram Co (H C Godfray SJ

45 Colquhoun (G Clark) v Pufeston and anr (Freshfields and W

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46 Gladstone (Simpson and C) v Broads, Paterson and May (Link laters) SJ

47 Cavell and Wife (J T Moss) v London Tram Co (H C Godfray) · SJ

48 Foy and ors (J and R Gole) v Braid and anr (J Nicholls) 49 George (W Rawlins) v Dobson (J E Betts)

50 Kesterton (Dubois and R) v Lloyd's Banking Co, ld (Wragg, E and Co)

51 Western Australia Guano Co and ors (R Greening) v Jenkins and ors (Norris, Allens and Co) SJ

52 Searle (Woodfin and W) v Palmer (Freeman and W)

53 Thompson (J Rae) v Hall (Carr, Son and T)

54 Townley (T Boulton) v North Metropolitan Tram Co (H Godfray) SJ

55 Fardell (W R Preston) v Same (Same)

56 Watson and anr (Wolferstan, A and J) v Barker (J R Greening) 57 Clarke (F Eastwood) v The Incorporated Society of Licensed Victuallers (H J and T Child)

58 Westrope (Hollams, Son and C) v Olorenshaw (T W Palmer) 59 Hansen (Billing and K) v Pecego (Hollams, Son and C) SJ 60 Casey (J Neal) v Young, Ehlers and Co (Flux, Slade and Co) 61 Ryman (W F Morris) v Palmer (E Sweeting)

62 Nolf (W Eley) v Garden (Pawle and Co)

63 Fulwood (Dollman and P) v Umfreville (J T Moss)

64 Barrow (H Montagu) v Phillips (Bellamy and Co)

65 Matthiason (Podmore and H) v Reid (Layton and J) SJ

66 Miles, admx (Bristow and S) v Scammell (Randall and A)

67 Templeman, by next Friend (G Rose Innes and Son) v Fairclough and Son (Stones, M and S) SJ

68 Hamel (Edwd Lee) v Pratt (Lumley and L)

69 Lake (A E Francis) v Millward (E W Owles)

70 Johnson (G and W Webb) v Commercial Union Assnce Co and ors (Hollams, Son and C) SJ

71 Apfel (J J Hutchinson) v Koenigswerther (J Seeley)

72 Robbins (W H Cannon) v Metropolitan Ry Co (Burchells) SJ 73 Fortescue (G and W Webb) v Stephens (S Whitehead)

74 Evans (Montagu) v Beddall (Mercer and M) SJ

75 Foster (A L Antill) v Ward (Griffin and Q)

76 Howell and Co (Bell, Brodrick and G) v Hogland and ors (Ingle, C and H; Cunliffe, B and D) SJ

77 Levy (Podmore and H) v Israel (J M Green)

78 London and County Advance, &c, Co, limd (Same) v Dainton (Sole, T and K)

79 Dollar (WT Boydell) v Webster (W Rawlins) SJ

80 Savary, Young and Co (E Andrew) v John Spencer and Sons (Gregory, R and Co) SJ

81 Schaaning and ors (Plews, I and H) v Bennett Bros (Stocken and J)

2 Christopher and ors, exors (J W Smart) v United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Co (Munns and L) SJ

83 Weddell (Weeks and Son) v North Metropolitan Tram Co (H C Godfray) SJ

84 Hoare and anr (Hyde, T and M) v Hindley (W A Downing) SJ 85 Boorman (Lindsay, Mason and G) v Childs (F G Cordwell) 86 Louney (W E Teather) v Walker (Farnfields)

87 Howard (Surr, G and B) y Thompson (J and E Scott and Co) (To be continued.)

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· Chinn, Charles, Coventry, Eating house Keeper. Pet Mar 21. Kirby. Coventry, Apr 6 at 2

Drummond, George, Bradford, York, Stuff Manufacturer. Pet Mar 21. Lee. Bradford, Apr 8 at 12

Gibson, William, Sheffield, Boot Maker. Pet Mar 21.
Sheffield, Apr 6 at 1.30

Rodgers.

Gough, Richard, Pershore, Worcester, Licensed Victualler. Pet Mar 21. Beale. Worcester, Apr 6 at 11

Kenyon, James Henry Turnor, Ashborne, Derby, Veterinary Surgeon. Pet Mar 22. Hubbersty. Burton-on-Trent, Apr 6 at 1.30 Smith, James, Bromyard, Hereford, Grocer. Pet Mar 21. Beale. Worcester, Apr 8 at 10.30

Southam, Thomas William, Oldham, Lancaster, Licensed Victualler. Pet Mar 21. Tweedale. Oldham, Apr 6 at 11

Stokes, John, Worcester, Builder. Pet Mar 21. Beale. Worcester, Apr 6 at 3

TUESDAY, Mar. 29, 1881.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

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

Chase, Joseph, Woodford, Essex, Builder. Pet Mar 28. Murray. Apr 8 at 11

Phillips, Samuel, Grosvenor mansions, Victoria st, of no occupation. Pet Mar 24. Hazlitt. Apr 13 at 11

Thornton, William Western, Lime st, Tea Merchant. Pet Mar 25. Pepys. Apr 13 at 11.30

Walton, Augustus, Old Kent rd, Auctioneer. Pet Mar 25. Pepys. Apr 13 at 12

To Surrender in the Country.

Dunn, Robert, North Shields, out of business. Pet Mar 26. Ingle-
dew. Newcastle, Apr 11 at 11
Gibson, William, Knaresborough,
Perkins. York, Apr 11 at 11

York, Innkeeper. Pet Mar 25.

Jenkins, Edward, Govtre, Monmouth, Farmer. Pet Mar 25. Davis. Newport, Apr 11 at 11

Marchant, William, Hythe, Kent, Coal Merchant. Pet Mar 25. Furley. Canterbury, Apr 22 at 12

Rees, David, Swansea, Ironmonger. Pet Mar 25. Jones. Swansea, Apr 9 at 11

Sears, James Cayford, Greenwich, Milk Dealer. Taylor. Greenwich, Apr 12 at 1

Pet Mar 25. Pitt

Halton. Carlisle,

Skelton, Joseph, Carlisle, Builder. Pet Mar 24.
Apr 12 at 3

Sparks, Francis William, Addlestone, Surrey, Wine Merchant. Pet
Mar 25. Bell. Kingston, Apr 25 at 4

Youngs, William, Worlingworth, Suffolk. Pet Mar 23. Grimsey. Ipswich, Apr 12 at 11

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Abson, Thomas, Barnsley, Butcher. April 5 at 3 at offices of Gray, Eastgate, Barnsley

Allchin, William Thomas, Chigwell, Essex, Grocer. April 13 at 3 at offices of Cook and Smith, Adelaide bldgs, London Bridge. Duffield and Bruty, Tokenhouse yd

Allen, Walter Harris, Winterborne Abbas, Dorset, Draper. April 7 at 3 at offices of Lock, High West st, Dorchester

Baker, Henry John, Birmingham, Solicitor's Clerk. April 7 at 3 at offices of Duke, Temple row, Birmingham

Ball, Catherine, Ailesworth, Northampton, Coal Merchant. April 8 at 11 at Angel Hotel, Peterborough. Hart Bedford, Arthur Charles, Wolverhampton, Builder. April 7 at 11 at offices of Rhodes, Queen st, Wolverhampton Bevan, William, Cwmtwrch, Brecon, Grocer. of Leyson and Jones, Fisher st, Swansea Bibby, Lloyd, Liverpool, Boot Manufacturer. April 4 at 2 at offices of Fildes, North John st, Liverpool

April 8 at 12 at office

Blake, William, Snapethorpe, nr Wakefield, Farmer. April 7 at 3 at offices of Marsden and Co. Westgate, Wakefield Boam, Joseph, Stainford, Lincoln, Coal Merchant. April 13 at 2 at offices of Wykes and Co, Friar lane, Leicester

Boston, James, Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford, Builder. April 6 at 11 at offices of Griffith, Lad lane, Newcastle-under-Lyme Bradshaw, James, Lower Ince, nr Wigan, Lancaster, Brickmaker. Apr 7 at 11 at offices of Johnson, Newsham bldgs, King st, Wigan

Bramall, John, Alsewas, nr Lichfield, Carpenter. Apr 11 at 11 at offices of Stanley, Bridge st, Walsall

Branson, Thomas, Buckingham, Farmer. Apr 2 at 12 at offices of Loche, St Giles st, Northampton

Brown, Frank, Roughton, Norfolk, Farmer. Apr 2 at 11 at offices of Stanley, Bank Plain, Norwich

Brown, William Henry, Luton, Kent, Coal Merchant. Apr 4 at 3 at the King's Head Hotel, High st, Rochester. Shakespeare, Southampton bldgs, Chancery lane

Bruce, Frank, Heckmondwike, York, Carrier. Apr 8 at 3 at offices of Sykes, Heckmondwike

Bull, Richard, Carlisle, Grocer. Apr 11 at 3 at the Lion and Lamb Hotel, Scotch st, Carlisle. Wannop, Carlisle

Burland, Charles, Manchester, Merchant. Apr 8 at 3 at offices of Earle and Co, Brown st, Manchester

Campkin, Joseph Stockbridge, and Walter Charles Campkin, Melbourn, Cambridge, Grocers. Apr 11 at 12 at 115, Cheapside. Nash, Royston

Carter, Richard Thomas, Blackstone road, London Fields, Builder. Apr 8 at 2 at offices of Beall, Queen Victoria st

Castle John, jun, Worksop, Nottingham, Coach Builder. Apr 8 at 3 at the Corn Exchange, Worksop. Whall

Cawsey, Charles, Northam, Devon, Butcher. Apr 6 at 12 at offices of Rooker and Bazely, Bridgland st, Bideford

Chadwick, Wright Skippon, Park st, Islington, Machinist. April 4
at 390, City rd, Islington. Popham, Vincent ter, Islington
Childs, Samuel, Bath, Fruiterer. April 5 at 11 at Christopher Hotel,
Market pl, Bath. Bartrum and Bartlett

Crank, Charles, jun, Shrewsbury, Salop, Grocer. April 8 at 12 at
Crown Hotel, Shrewsbury

Cull, Thomas, Cheltenham, Plumber. April 7 at 3 at offices of Pruen Regent st, Cheltenham

Cunliffe, William, Rochdale, Grocer. April 11 at 3 at offices of Jackson, Lower gates, Rochdale

Curtis, George Henry, Gloucester, Steam Tug Agent. April 6 at 3 at Bell Hotel, Gloucester. Taynton and Sons, Gloucester Dicks, Alfred, Wolverhampton, Draper. April 12 at 2 at Great Western Hotel, Monmouth st, Birmingham. Willcock, Wolverhampton

Dixon, William, Horncastle, Lincoln, Butcher. April 5 at 12 at Corn Exchange Hall, Horncastle. Tweed, Horncastle

Eley, Samuel, Derby, Baker. April 11 at 3 at 7, Corn Market, Derby. Close, Derby

Eva, James Richard, and Frederick William Eva, Penzance, House Decorators. April 7 at 11 at offices of Trythall and Bodilly, Clar ence st, Penzance

Fletcher, Joshua, Crowland, Lincoln, Farmer. April 6 at 12 at White Lion Hotel, Spalding. Calthrop, Spalding

Foulkes, Thomas, Mold, Flint, Builder. April 2 at 2 at the Albion Hotel, Railway Station, Chester. Roper, Mold

Gambold, John, Dowlais, Glamorgan, Outfitter. April 7 at 12 at the Merchants' Association, 39, Broad st, Bristol. James and Co, Merthyr Tydfil

Gillard, James, Bridgwater, Somerset, Coachbuilder. April 6 at 1 at the Talbot Hotel, Victoria st, Bristol. Boulting, Bridgwater Gittings, John, Oldbury, Worcester, Ironmaster. April 7 at 2 at the Queen's Hotel, Stephenson pl, Birmingham. Shakespeare, Oldbury

Golby, George, Cropredy, Oxford, Coal Merchant. April 8 at 11 at
the White Lion Hotel, Banbury. Aplin, Banbury
Greenwood, Ebenezer, Tudor rd, Hackney, Brush Manufacturer.
April 2 at 10 at offices of Hughes and Co, 19, Leicester sq
Greenwood, Joseph, Barnsley, York, Beerhouse Keeper. April 13
at 4 at offices of Rideal, Chronicle chmbrs, Barnsley
Grimes, James. Leicester, out of business. April 7 at 12 at offices of
Hunter and Curtis, 13, Halford st, Leicester

Gunning, William Hooper, Brighton, Fancy Dealer. April 6 at 12 at offices of Edmonds and Co, 98, Cheapside, Lamb and Evett, Brighton

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