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17, to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their

debts or claims to William Westcott, Coleman st. Oct 31 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating on any debts or claims which shall be so sent in BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND COUNTIES LAND AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.-By an order made by the M.R., dated May 14, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the above association be continued. Robinson and Co, Lincoln's inn fields, agents for Fitter, Birmingham

COFFEE PUBLIC HOUSES NATIONAL SOCIETY, LIMITED.-By an order made by V.C. Hall, dated May 13, it was ordered that the above society be wound up. Plunkett and Leader, St Paul's church yd, solicitors for the petitioners

1837, on the first grant of a Court of Quarter Sessions to Bath, he was appointed clerk of the peace for the city, and he was also clerk to the magistrates for the Bath Division of Somersetshire. Mr. Taylor was highly re

spected by all classes at Bath, and his death has caused a feeling of general regret.

MR. ALFRED BARRATT.

Mr. Alfred Barratt, barrister, died on the 18:h inst. Mr. Barratt was born in 1843. He was educated at Rugby, and he was formerly scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1866, having obtained the unprecedentel dis tinction of a treble first (classics, mathematics, and law and modern history). He was afterwards elected_fellow of Brasenose College, and in 1870 he obtained the Eldon Law Scholarship. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn, and pr ctised in the Chancery Division and in the Lancashire Palatine Court. Only a few months ago Mr. Barratt was Commission, and his industry and energy bad enabled him to render most valuable aid in the labours of that body.

HORNSEA STEAM BRICK AND TILE WORKS, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented May 23, directed to be heard before V.C. Bacon, on June 3. Maude, Gt Winchester st bldgs, agent for Webster and Styring, Sheffield, solicitors for the petitioners MANUFACTURERS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented May 23, directed to be heard before Fry,J, on June 3. Wynne and Son, Chancery lane, agents for Brabner and Court, Liverpool, solicitors for the petitioner METROPOLITAN AND SUBURBAN STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY, LIMITED. -By an order of the M. R., dated May 14, it was ordered that the above company be wound up. Barker, Bedford row, solicitor for the petitioners NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY OF MONTE VIDEO COMPANY, LIMITED.-appointed one of the secretaries to the Oxford University Petition for winding up, presented May 19, directed to be heard before V.C. Hall, on June 3. Andrew, Clement's lane, solicitor for the petitioners [Gazette, May 24.]

UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY.
OLDFIELD-ROAD LOAN SOCIETY.-Creditors are required, on or be-
fore June 17, to send their names and addresses and the particu-
lars of their debts or claims to George Alfred Packwood, Hampson
st, Salford. July 1 at 11 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating
upon the debts and claims

[Gazette, May 20.1
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED.
CRICKHOWELL TRADESMEN'S SOCIETY, Britannia Inn, Crickhowell,
Brecnock. Muy 14

OBITUARY.

[Gazette, May 20.J

CREDITORS' CLAIMS.

CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY.
LAST DAY OF PROOF.

BEEVERS, JOSEPH,
Beevers, Fry, J.
CHATBURN, MARY CLARISSA, West Halton, Lincoln. June 24. Ste-
venson v Parkin, V.C. Hall. Alderson and Co, Eckington, Chester-
field

Barnsley, York, Bleacher. June 20. Briggs v
Badger, Rotherham

HIVES, CHARLES JOHN, Dover, Esq. June 10. Hives v Hives, Fry,
J. Darley, John st, Bedford row

HATCHER, DANIEL GEORGE, St Denys, Southampton, Yacht Builder.
June 8. Olney v Hyde, V.C. Bacon. Perkins, Southampton
INGRAM, GEORGE, Uppingham, Rutland, Gent. June 6. Hopkins v
Wright, M.R. Parker, Bedford row

KITE, JOHN RICHARD, Kingsland rd, Hackney, Moneylender. June
4. Gibbs v Kite, V.C. Hall. Ashley, Charles sq, Hoxton
PEARSON, WILLIAM, Newcastle on Tyne, Merchant. June 11. Harvey
v Beldon, M.R. Joel, Newcastle on Tyne
READE, ELIZA ANN, West Derby, Lancaster. June 10. Salthouse v
Reade, M.R. Cooper, Liverpool
SCARROTT, JASON, Poole, Innkeeper, June 10.
M.R. Trevanion, Poole
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH WILLIAM, Worcester, Glove Manufacturer. June
14. Corbett v Pike, V.C. Bacon. Smiles, Bedford row

Scarrott v Baynton,

WILSON, JAMES THOMAS KERSLAKE, Exeter, Licensed Victualler.
June 18. Wilson v Wilson, Fry, J. Vine, Exmouth

LAST DAY OF CLAIM.

[Gazette, May 13.]

ANDREW, JAMES, Ashton-under-Lyne, Farmer. June 26. Darnton and Bottomley, Ashton-under-Lyne

THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PATRICK ADAM. The Right Hon. William Patrick Adam, Governor of Madras, died at Ootacamund, from enteritis, on the 24th inst. Mr. Adam was the eldest son of Admiral Sir Charles Adam, 'K.C.B., and was born in 1823. He was educated at Eton, and at Trinity College, Cambridge, and he was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Easter Term, 1849. He practised for a short time on the Home Circuit and at the Kent Sessions, and he afterwards spent five years in India as private secretary to Lord Elphinstone, when Governor of Bombay. In 1859, he was elected M.P. for Clackmannanshire in the Liberal interest, and he held the seat for twenty-one years. He was for several years one of the whips of CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 25. the Liberal party, and he was twice a Lord of the Treasury. In August, 1873, Mr. Adam was appointed Chief Commissioner of Works and Public Buildings and PaymasterGeneral, and was sworn in as a member of the Privy Council, but he retired with his party in the following February, and resumed the post of whip. During six years in Opposition he rendered valuable services to the Liberal party, and did much to secure its victory at the last general election, and he was very popular with his political opponents. In April, 1880, he resumed the office of Chief Commissioner of Works and Public Buildings, but in the following October he was appointed Governor of Madras. During his short tenure of office Mr. Adam had become very popular throughout the Madras Presidency. The climate had a prejudicial influence upon him, and revived a disease of old standing. Mr. Adam was married to the daughter of General Sir William Wylie, K.C.B.

MR. JOHN TAYLOR.

He was

Mr, John Taylor, solicitor, clerk of the peace for the city of Bath, died at that place on the 17th inst. Mr. "Taylor was the youngest son of the late Mr. William Joshua Wendy Taylor, and was born in 1799. admitted a solicitor in 1822, and he had practised for nearly sixty years at Bath. He was formerly in partnership with Messrs. William Wykeham Kingston & John Kemp. At a later date he was associated with Mr. Isaac Williams; but more recently he had carried on business alone. He was a perpetual commissioner for Somersetshire, and he had a very extensive private practice. In

BARBER, FAIRLESS, Rastrick, York, Solicitor. July 1. Oliver, Brig.
house
BOLAM, SARAH, Durham, Farmer. July 1. Clayton and Gibson,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne

CAMPION, FRANCIS, North Thoresby, Lincoln, Farmer. July 7.
Bell and Ingoldby, Louth

DAMES, JOHN LONGWORTH, South Molton, Devon, Gent. June 24.
Crosse and Co, South Molton

DIXON, WILLIAM, Little Ryle, Northumberland, Farmer. June 15.
Middlemas, Alnwick

EVE, WILLIAM. June 25. Ackland and Son, Saffron Walden
FAWCETT, HENRY, Barwick-in-Elmet, York, Maltster.

Bickers, Tadcaster

July 1.

GALLWEY, CONSTANT GRACE, The Common, Woolwich. July 15.
Bartlett, Arthur st West, London Bridge

GOODWIN, JOSEPH, Billinge-stead-Rainow, Chester, Farmer. June
11. Mair and Co, Macclesfield

GOULD, JOHN, Charlotte st, Bedford sq, Esq., F.R.S. July 1.
Tweedie, Lincoln's inn fields

GREENHALGH, RICHARD, Bolton, Lancaster, Gent. June 20. Ryley
and Haslam, Bolton

HARDEN, GEORGINA CAROLINE, Bloemfontein, Orange Free State,
South Africa. June 21.

Williams

HENDERSON, MARY, Skinner st, Stockton on-Tees. June 1. Draper,
Stockton-on-Tees

HINDLEY, SAMUEL, Broadwater Down, Tunbridge Wells, Esq. July
5. Oliver, Lincoln's inn fields

HOLDSHIP, JAMES MICHAEL, Howley pl, Maida Vale, Esq. June
15. Boxall and Boxall, Chancery lane
HOOPER, CATHERINE, Green Park, Bath.
Bloomsbury sq

June 17. Emmet and Co,

IVESON, THOMAS, Wigton, Cumberland, Cattle Dealer.
Benson, Wigton

June 7.

JENKIN, WILLIAM, Plymouth, Lodging House Keeper. June 30.
Derry, Plymouth

JONES, DAVID, Ruabon. Denbigh, Innkeeper. July 9. Jones
Oswestry

JONES, THOMAS, Birmingham, Baker. July 6. Whateley and Co, Birmingham

KING, EDMUND, James st, Haymarket, Army Contractor. June 20. Morris, Walbrook

LANGDON, CHARLES, Exeter, Hotel Proprietor. June 25. Huggins, Exeter

PRYOR, ALFRED REGINALD, Baldock, Herts, Esq. June 14. Ingram and Co, Lincoln's inn fields

READE, HARRIOTT ELIZABETH, Bath. July 1. Inman and Inman, Bath

REID, HUGH, Fell st, Cheapside, Merchant. June 30. Phelps and 1 Co, Gresham st

ROSTRON, WILLIAM, Lower Darwen, Lancaster, Paper Manufacturer June 10. Costeker, Over Darwen

SCRIVEN, JOHN, Quarry Bank, Stafford, Publican, June 3. Homer, Brierley hill

STONEHAM, DAVID, Rotherhithe,Barge Builder. July 14. Farnfield, Lower Thames st

TERRY, JAMES, jun, Margate, Timber Merchant. June 24. Cordwell, Moorgate st

VALLANCE, FRANCES SARAH, Gordon sq. June 15. Twist and Sons, Coventry

VERNON, ELIZABETH, Newcastle-on-Tyne. June 30. Stanton and Atkinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

WATERMAN, RICHARD, Calne, Wilts, Retired Tradesman. June 7. Henly, Calne

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Elementary Education Provisional Order Confirmation (Clay Lane).

BILL READ A THIRD TIME.

PRIVATE BILL.-St. Helen's and District Tramways.

MAY 23.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MAY 19.-BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Edmonton Local Board, Rosebush and Fishguard Railway, Ruthin and Cerrig-y-Druidion Railway..

MAY 20.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILL.-Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.

MAY 23.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Caterham Springwater, Greene's Patent; Witham Drainage, Colne and Marsden Local Board. BILL IN COMMITTEE.

Land Tax Commissioners.

BILLS READ A THIRD TIME.

PRIVATE BILLS.-Bristol Docks, Dudley and Oldbury Junction Railway, Greenwich Dock and Railway, Kingstonupon-Hull Corporation (Loans, &c.), North British and Montrose and Bervie Railway Companies, Penarth Harbour, Dock, and Railway, South London Tramways, Southwark and Deptford Tramways.

MAY 24.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. Local Government Provisional Orders (Birmingham, Tame, and Rea, &c.), Tramways Orders Confirmation (Nos. 1, 2, and 3).

BILLS READ A THIRD TIME.

PRIVATE BILL.-Swanage Railway.

MAY 25.-BILL READ A SECOND TIME.

Lunacy Law Amendment.

Newspapers.

BILL IN COMMITTEE.

BILLS READ A FIRST TIME.

Bill to Consolidate the Law of Parliamentary Electionsand Corrupt Practices therein (Mr. Hardcastle). Bill to Amend the Freshwater Fisheries Act, 1878 (Mr. Stuart Wortley).

LEGAL NEWS.

With reference to the remarks of Mr. Woodforde, the judge of the Derby County Court, on the taxation of bankruptcy costs by county court registrars, Mr. G. H. Weller, the registrar of the Derby County Court, has addressed a letter to a local journal, in which he says, "Mr. Woodforde

PRIVATE BILLS.-Holland (Parts of) and Sutton Bridge has by some incomprehensible error misled the whole of the Water, Ipswich Tramways.

BILLS IN COMMITTEE.

Derby Press. He called my attention to the speech of Mr. Wilson, and requested me to look into the matter. I

Local Government Provisional Orders (Poor Law), immediately communicated with Mr. Wilson and ascertained' Bridges (South Wales).

BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Gosport Street Tramways (Extensions), London and North-Western and Midland Railways (Market Harborough, &c.), Cleator and Workington Junction Railway, Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, Eastbourne ater, West Lancashire Railway, Alnwick Gas. WElementary Education Provisional Order Confirmation (Clay Lane), Inclosure Provisional Orders (Scotton and Ferry Common), Commons Regulation Provisional Order (Langbar Moor), Commons Regulation Provisional Order (Beamsley Moor), Metropolitan Commons Supplemental, Inclosure Provisional Order (Wibsey Slack and Low Moor Commons).

BILL READ A FIRST TIME.

Bill to Extend the Provisions of the Act of 1843 relating to the Arrest of Fugitive Offenders in Different Parts of the United Kingdom and the Colonies (the Lord Chancellor).

MAY 24.-BILIS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Matlock Water, Southport and Cheshire Lines Extension Railway.

BILL IN COMMITTEE. Charitable Trusts (passed through Committee). BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-King's Lynn Dock, West Ham Local Board, Goole and District Gas and Water.

Local Government Provisional Orders (Poor Law), Bridges (South Wales).

the case be referred to was Re Sturgess, a matter twelve months old. I had other correspondence with that gentleman, but, to cut a long story short, I reported thereon to the judge in substance that the assets consisted principally of mortgaged property, and realized altogether £249 7s. 3d. Thereout the trustee paid to the secured creditor £149 6s. 6d., and to other preferential creditors £20 178. 3d., a total of £170 3s. 9d., leaving a balance of £79 3s. 6d. From this sum the costs of selling and conveying the mortgaged property had to be deducted, and as the debtor's heirship title had to be proved, and there was also a question of dower, &c., these expenses were heavy, and the auctioneer's charges (including a sale of furniture and effects). being added, reached £44 189. 7d. The costs of the liquidation, which were exceptionally heavy (there were five creditors restrained), amounted to £29 15s. 9d., leaving £4 9s. 7d. to meet the charges of receiver and trustee, &c.. Now, as £170 3s. 9d. was paid to creditors, how Mr. Woodforde made out that £245 was spent in ex. penses passes my comprehension. My report in writing and a full one, with figures, but being unable to attend in his court owing to my being engaged with a very heavy list in the Nisi Prius Court at the same time, I wrote to Mr. Woodforde an explanatory letter so as to prevent the possibility of mistake, and expressed my willingness to attend in his court if he He did not send for me. required further information. For the information of your general readers, unlearned in legal matters, I may say that the costs in bankruptcy, like the costs of sale and conveyance of freehold estate,

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whether the estate be worth £50 or £500, are, with the exception of the ad valorem stamps, much the same, and of course appear proportionately to be very heavy on small estates, but it must not be forgotten that the same work has to be done in both. I may observe, in respect to the judge's observations as to a superior taxing master, that no taxing master, high or low, peripatetic or otherwise, can tax regardless of the scale sanctioned by the judges. I do not agree with Mr. Woodforde's assertion that the taxing masters in the superior courts tax otherwise than by scale. I will now, for my own personal satisfaction, state that I am a salaried officer having no interest in the fees, which go to the Crown, therefore I have no inducement to bring "grist' to the county court mill, but rather, on the contrary, if I consulted my own ease; and I believe Mr. Wilson and all other trustees will admit that there is no 'kind of relationship or collusion subsisting between us; in fact, Mr. Wilson in his letter to me of May 11 denied that he had charged this court or its officers with mal-administration. In conclusion, I may add that before any bill is taxed a copy of it is sent to the trustee, whose duty it is to attend the taxation and point out any items he considers objectionable."

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HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.
LONDON.-EASTER SITTING, 1881.

LIST OF ACTIONS FOR TRIAL.
(Continued from page 550.)

55 Humphry (Sandilands, H and A) v Samuel and anr (A Rosen
thal; Peace and Co)

56 A Field and Co (Field, R and Co) v Townshend Wood and Co (Hacon and T) SJ

57 Pile (A D Michael) v Blumer (Bell, B and G)

57a Passenger (Hollams, Son, and C) v Norrington and Co (Nicol Son, and J) SJ

58 Sladden (Speechly, M and L) v Noyes (E Moore) SJ 59 Bremner (Lewis Davis) v Argent (Lovett and Co)

60 Kenyon and Sons (Kearsey, Son and H) v Ernsthausen and Oesterley (Hollams, Son and C) SJ

61 Hatch (Yewdall and Son) v McManus (Hamlin and G)

62 Beldam and anr (Barlce, B and C) v Lawlor and anr (H Luxton)
63 Ollier (Hunter and D) v Shoolbred and Co (G H Barber)
64 Harris (Gregory, R and Co) v Waring (Fox and Co) SJ

65 Wood (HA Lovett and Co) v Palmer (W Rawlins)

66 The Mayor, &c, of London (T J Nelson) v Smith (TO Dear) SJ 67 James (Spyer and Son) v Sheldon (Phelps, S and B) SJ

68 Vyse and Co and anr (Phelps, S and B) v Batley and Co (Baylis and P)

69 Belaieff (Chappell, Son and G) v Collins (Waltons, B and W) SJ 70 Coulson (F W Denny) v N Metropolitan Tram Co (H C Godfray) SJ

71 Amos Pembroke (Indermaur and Co) v Hill and Giles (Duncan, Warren and G)

72 Redford and Wife (Houghtons and B) v London Tram Co, limd (JO Jacobs) SJ

73 Head (HB Clarke) v Willey (Layton and J) without jury

74 Thorpe (F W Mount) v Great Eastern Ry Co (C A Curwood) SJ
75 Newby (Harper, B and B) v Hood and anr (Ashurst, M, C and Co)
76 Adamson and anr (H C Coote) v Adams (Ingledew and I) SJ
77 Bates (JE S King) v Burrell (E Burrell)

78 Pullin (Same) v Holden (Baker, B and H)

79 Clarke (H J Manning) v Baltar (Kearsey, Son and H)

80 Curwen (Field, R and Co) v Newport (Alexandra) Dock Co
(Bircham and Co) SJ

81 Firmin and anr (Mercer and M) v Paul (Phelps, S and B) SJ
82 Fern, Barker and Bickley (T D Pettiver) v Pilbrow (Woodfin and
W)

83 Liebmann (Goldberg and L) v Proprietors of Hay's Whar
(Arkcoll and C) SJ

84 Parkinson (Harper, B and B) v Howell (R and A Russell)
85 Meyer (W A Crump and Son) v Waller (Walker, B and W)
86 Dunham and ors (Stibbard, G and Co) v Bowring and Co (Parker
and Co) SJ

87 Williams (Wolferstan, A and J) v Preston (W R Preston)
88 Hopkins (Bolton, Smith and Co) v Buckland (West, K, A and Co)

SJ

89 Lever (Davidson and M) v Jackson (E Hughes) SJ
90 Graham (A W Mills) v British Equitable Asce Co (H Gover)
91 Essex (RH Ward) v London Tram Co, ld (J O Jacobs) SJ
92 Browne (Botterell and R) v Watts, Ward and Co (Flux, Slade
and Co) SJ

93 Judkins, Connorton and Son (Stibbard, G and Co) v Patton and
Vickers (Lowless and Co) SJ

93a Whitecross Wire and Iron Co ld (Hollams, Son and C) v
Saville and ors (Ingledew and I) SJ

94 Watson (C FB Birchall) v Rose-Innes and Son (In Person) SJ
95 Lack (HT Ives) v D'Epineuil (Cunliffe, B and D) SJ
96 United Kingdom Mutual Steam Ship Assurance Assoc ld (Parker
and Co) v Blythe and anr (Robinson and E) without jury
97 Mc Isaac (Vallance and V) v Jay (Munns and L) SJ
98 Wisdom and Warter (T Allingham) v Hayes (G M Cooke)
99 Rusion (Plews, I and H) v The Agricultural Press Cold (G S
Gibb)

100 Lovering, trustee, &c (J Nicholls) v Peters (J R Chidley)
101 Long (H Staniland) v Comber (J Cornford) SJ

102 Garle (Ashurst, M, C and Co) v Bernard (E Lee)

103 Beeton (Field, R and Co) v Bunn and anr (C E Lacy)

104 Maspons and Hermano (Waltons, B and W) v Mildred, Goyeneche and Co (Freshfields and W) SJ stayed

105 Knight (H Aird) v Saul (W J Milton)

106 Pope and anr (H Montagu) v Yeomans (Collette and C)

107 Harris (Robinson, P and S) v Clarke (H H Wells)

108 Hills (G Brett) v Mitchell (T Beard and Sons)

109 Bailey and Leetham (Rollit and Sons) v Lamplough and anr

(Satchell and C) SJ

110 Same (Same) v Matthews (Same) SJ

111 Lambe and Co ld (G Lockyer) v Rogers and anr (F Bradley) 112 Moon (Lumley and L) v Cohn (S Toppin)

113 Harnett, Horry and Co (Hollams, Son and C) v Palmer's Shipbuilding and Iron Co ld (G M Clements) SJ

114 Gilroy (Bell, Brodrick and G) v Powells Duffryn Steam Coal Co ld (Ullithorne, C and V) SJ

115 Lawrence, Weaver and Co (Hollams, Son and C) v Maltby (EP James)

116 Lightbody (Lumley and L) v Bignold (Beyfus and B)

117 Larmouth (FW and H Hilbery) v Burton (L Hand)

118 Haines (W Rawlins) v The Carshalton Gas and Coke Co (Bell, Brodrick and G)

119 Eldridge and anr (Wellborne and Son) v Brown, trading, &c (G R Harrison)

120 Heather and anr (H G Heather) v Coppin (Miller and V)

121 Ross and Co (F Bradley) v Barber (WH Hughes)

122 Stewart Bros (Kearsey, Son and H) v Hartwell (J Rae) SJ
123 Mercantile Mutual Marine Ince Assocn limd (Greenop and Sons)
v Wilkinson (Botterell and R) stayed

124 Hopcraft and Co (J Rae) v Hathorn (E H Smith)

125 Davies and ors (Miller and Miller) v Nutt (C Mallam)
126 Fairhurst (J Seeley) v Talbot (Digby and Jones)

127 Reubens and Wife (Tucker, B and L) v Bradley, sued, &c (CE

R Preston)

128 Brough (J W Marsh) v Brough (J E Smith)

128a Elman (W B Harte) v Cox (G Reader)

129 Rowney (Wild, B and W) v Stein Brothers (Ellis and Crossfield) 130 Hooper (Stocken and J) v Woodall and Co (Field, R and Co) SJ 131 Lupton (JT Miller) v Kuss and aur (Magill, E and R)

132 Bowden (Stibbard, G and Co) v Prichard, Junr (Hensman and N)

133 St James' Bank limd (E Lee) v Kerr (Stocken and J)

131 Martin (Jno Curtis) v Board of Works for the Poplar District (W H Farnfield)

SJ

135 Reubinson Bros (J M Barnard) v Lewis and Co (Underwood, Son and P)

136 Hudson (Blake and Snow) v Till and Birchall (C W Taylor,
In Person)

137 Ramsey (Allen and E) v McManus (Hogan and H)
138 Burton (Same) v Moore (W Tanner)

139 Rhodes Bank Coffee Palace Permanent Benefit Building Soc (E
Flux and L) v Union Bank of Manchester ld (Clarke, W and
R)

140 Alexander and Co (Hollams, Son and C) v Fison (C A Flint) SJ 141 Richardson (H H Richardson) v Salomos (W Rawlins)

142 Crosse and Wife (Rogers and C) v Harcourt and anr (Buchanan and R)

143 Crosse (Same) v Same (Same)

144 Hannay and anr (Hollains, Son and C) v Lubbock (Waltons, B and W)

145 Same (Same) v Reiss (Same) SJ

146 Ide and Christie (Waltons, B and W) v Crichton (Hollams, Son and C) SJ

147 Sharp, Secy, &c (Stacpoole and Son) v Mc Clean (Hargroves and Co)

148 Stephens (Same) v Wilkins (N Jourdain)

149 Sanders Bros (GM Clements) v Maclean and Co (Maples, T and Cọ) SJ

150 Cobbett (Lanfear and S) v Brown (Plews and I)

151 Dyson (G Mc Connal) v Money (Pritchard and M) to be tried with 41

152 Blackden (Bridges, S, H and Co) v Pilley (H Morris) SJ

153 Lewis (Learoyd and Co) v N Metropolitan Tram Co (H C God.
fray) SJ

154 Chapman (Warburton and De P) v Turner (W R Helmore)
155 Brett (F Bradley) v Brett (CO Humphreys and Son)
156 Hunt and Son (F Stanley) v Reynolds (Blewitt and T)
157 Duffy (F Bradley) v Boyd (Johnsons, U B and A)

158 Miller and anr (Miller and Miller) v Kittier and Co (F Dutton)

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159 Lloyd's Banking Co (Gregory, R and Co) v Saunders (Rooks and Co) SJ

160 Anderson and ors (H Kimber and Co) v Skinner and Co (Hollams, Son and C) SJ

161 Cochrane (Lowless and Co) v Smith (Tibbits and Son)

162 Von Krembach (Goldberg and L) v Howard and anr (Clarkes, W and R)

163 Blagden and Angus and W Caudery and Co (Mercer nad M) v Savary, Young and Co (E Andrew) SJ

164 Newby (Harper, B and B) v Henry Rifled Barrel Engineering and Small Arms Co ld (Mason and E)

165 Ratcliff (Robinson, P and S) v Homfray and Co (Street, Son

and P) SJ

166 Cook (W R Preston) v Cox (J S Fowler)

167 Boydell (W T Boydell, junr) v Grain (Yorke and W)

168 Walker, Henderson and Co (Chorley, C and C) v Adamson and Ronaldson (Hollams, Son and C) SJ

160 Cummins (W B Harte) v Buckley (Saxelby and F) 170 Hunter (Same) v Mitchell (Hollams, Son and C)

171 Chopping (W R Preston) v Compton (G A Sedgwick)

172 Walker (Stibbard, G and Co) v Cassels (Waltons, B and W) SJ

173 Lambert (Stocken and J) v Wood (E Woodard)

174 Smith (R BH Fisher) v Little (J Terry)

175 Smith (JH Lee) v Catt and anr (Rodgers and C)

176 Cooper (Peace and W) v Marks (G E Carpenter) SJ

177 Kemp (Sorrell and Son) v Powis and Co (Combe and W)

178 James (Hatton and W) v Lupton (Jno Hayward)

179 Maltwood (J H D Daniel) v Prince (J Vernon and Co) SJ

180 F G and R Vigor (Lowless and Co) v Sheffield (Hollams, Son and C)

181 Scrutton and anr (Same) v Same (Same)

182 Dickinson (Parker and Co) v Glover and ors (Waltons, B and W) SJ

183 Fowlie (Parkers) v Roberts, Smith and Co) Hollams, Son and C) SJ

184 Shipston (Wilson and Son) v Kirby (T W Rogers)

185 Foster (M Abrahams and Co) v Roberts (J T Moss) without jury

186 Hallett and Co (Dollman and P) v J and E Lumsden (Shum and Co)

187 Van Nierop and Sons (Parker and Co) v Henderson Bros (Pritchard and Sons) SJ

188 Alderson (R L Ratcliff) v Read (H Holland)

189 Daniels (Harper, B and B) v Newby and Co and anr (Ashurst, M, C and Co)

190 Kinmond, Luke and Co (Neish and H) v Williams (J Rae) SJ 191 Vallance (H W Vallance) v O'Beirne (H C Barkea) SJ 192 Hearn Marson and D) v Hinds (C Harris)

193 Goodwin (C Harcourt) v Leckie (W W Wynne and Son) 194 Galmoye (Galmoye and Co) v Hanrott (In Person)

195 Norton (G M Wetherfield) v South Eastern Ry Co (W R Stevens) 196 Green and Pitt (H G Smallman) v Salinger (J Mackrell and Co) 197 Bell (Miller, S and B) v Maidenhead Waterworks Co (C J

Mander) SJ

198 Ocean Steam Ship Co (Flux, Slade and Co) v Anderson, Tritton and Co (Waltons, B and W) SJ

199 Barrett (Lowless and Co) v Stallybrass and ors (Ingledew and Co)

200 Smith (Jas Curtis) v Morrell (Coburn Young)

201 Palmer (W H Roberts) v Cross (Robinson and H)

202 Hincks and anr (E F B Harston) v Grittin (Ashurst, M, C and Co)

203 Hope (T Allingham) v Russell (W W Young) SJ

204 Warwick (Oehme and S) v Eisler (T Blair)

205 Esses (M Abrahams and Co) Wallis (W H Smith and Son) 206 Jones (Trinders, and C H) v Ferdandes (Williamson, Hill and Co) SJ

207 Gibson (Simpson and C) v Luxton (H Luxton)

208 Ablett (Chorley, C and C) v Wrigley (Lattey and H)

209 Worcester City and County Banking Co, ld (Chester and Co) v Ridler and anr (Routh, S and Co)

210 Akerblom (R Greening) v Price and Co (Norris, A and Co) 211 Warwick (Chester, M, B and G) v Stein Bros (Ellis and Crossfield) SJ

212 De Roubaix and Co (Champion, R and P) v General Steam Navigation Co (W Batham)

213 Miller (S S Seal) v Williams (R B Johnson)

214 Salter and Sons (H Gething) v A B Luck (JC Scard)

215 Hawkes (J S Lickorish) v North Met Tram Co (H C Godfray)

216 Smith (Same) v Same (Same)

217 Moorhead (Miller and V) v Batt (Badham and W) SJ

215 Same (Same) v Clarke (T M Cridge)

219 Spittle, Lister and Co (Jas Neal) v Levi Bros (H Sydney)

220 Flatan (H A Maude) v Barnett (J M Barnard)

221 Schneider (Hollams. Son and C) v Batt and Co (Pauwels 3rd party) (W A Crump and Son) SJ

222 Hincks (EF B Harston) v Mitchell (Moresby-White and Co) 223 Budd (Druces, J and A) v Prince (P W Nazer)

224 Taylor (Sole, Turner and K) v Westcott (Munns and L)

225 Atkinson (Pattison, Wigg and Co) v Whiting (Layton and J)

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226 Green, Holland and Sons (J Knight) v Stone (R Davies) 227 Lewis (Keene, M and B) v Hatton and anr (In Person) 228 Lowe (R H Plater) v Garden (S F Taylor)

229 Roth (H C Draper) v Bond and ors (J W Marsh)

230 Bone (T Noton) v Ferme (T Foster)

231 Robinson (Matthews and G) v Hickman (Saunders, H and B)

232 Hickman (Saunders, H and B) v Robinson (Matthews and G) 233 Vavasseur (Tatham, O and N) v Read (F Bradley) 234 Wakeley Bros (W Butcher) v Cullum (W Beck) 235 Walker (Roscoe, H and S) v Joseph (L Barnett)

236 Leech and Co (Simpson and C) v James and Rymi!l (Keene, M and B)

237 English Bros (Clarke, R and C) v Norton and Kite (Peacock and G)

238 Val de Travers Asphalte Paving Co, ld (Ellis and Crossfield) v Hall and Co (Hunters, G and H)

239 Tatham on behalf of himself and ors (Lowless and Co) v Besleys and Wilson (Arkcoll and C)

240 Lake (JP May) v Longman (H A Graham)

241 Brinsop Hall Coal Co ld (Chester, M, B and G) v Houghton and anr (Gregory, R and Co) SJ

242 Harvey (G Lockyer) Bordman (Bordman and Co)

243 National Provincial Investment Association, ld (Berry and B) v Hopcroft (Wynne, Baxter and C)

244 Adamson and Ronaldson (Hollams, Son and C) v Tuff, Moore and Roberts (Parker and Co) SJ

245 Lee (E Lee) v Huntly (Green and C)

246 Hills (Barlee, B and C) v Barton (Appleby, 3rd party) (Hatton and W; Pearce and Sons)

247 Taylor (Munns and L) v Kino (Terrell and A)

218 Bray (Waltons, B and W) v Neptune Marine Insce Co (Shum, Cand Co) SJ

249 Walker, Bros, and Co (Stibbard, G and Co) v Lindsay (Carr, Son and F)

250 R and G Boby (Flux, Slade and Co) v Davenport and Sons (H Tyrrell)

251 Walton and anr (Bell, Brodrick and GJ v Gibson (Palmer and B) 252 Watson and Co (Hollams, Son and C) v Moss Bay Hematite Iron and Steel Co (Johnston and H) SJ

253 T West and Co (W A Crump and Son) v Garle and Michael (Ashurst, M C and Co; WH Smith and Son)

254 Harris (L Barnett) v Boyd, exor, &c (J S Ward)

255 Wells (D E Langham) v Stockdale (Morley and S)

256 Dean (Freeman and W) v Billups (Cunliffe, B and D) SJ

257 Stephen (Bompas, B and D) v Rhymney Iron Co (Hollams, Son and C) SJ commission

258 Oram (F Heritage) v Gilbert (F Needham) SJ

259 Weatherley, Mead and Hussey (E Flux and L) v Preston (M Abrahams and Co)

260 Summers (C Harris) v Witherby (J Barrett)

261 Lazarus (C F B Birchall) v Wixley and Co (G M Wetherfield) 262 Paulin and ors (T Paulin) v Hilliard and anr (Stoneham and L) 263 Westenholz (Plews, I and H) v Yearsley (W B Harte)

261 Ellis, trustee, &c (Sorrell and Son) v The Star Life Assce Socy (Ingle, C and H)

265 Schumacher (Hollams, Son and C) v The Canton Insce Office (Freshfields and W) SJ

266 Cassado (Same) v British and Foreign Marine Insce Co, ld (Gregory, R and Co) SJ

267 Durham (Same) v Patey and Pasteur (Oehme and S) SJ 268 Hogarth (Same) v Mills (H F and E Chester)

269 Leary and Co (Same) v Steeves, Bros, and Co (Field, R and Co) SJ

270 Starr (H M Ogle) v Hilton and anr (H Morris) 271 May (J Frost) v Bernard (Haigh and A)

272 H Bucknall and Sons (Waltons, B and W) v Hunter and Co (J J and C J Allen) SJ

273 The Counterslip Sugar Refinery Co, ld (Same) v Magdeburg General Insce Co (Stibbard, G and Co) SJ

QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION.
MIDDLESEX.-EASTER SITTING, 1881.
LIST OF ACTIONS FOR TRIAL.

(Continued from page 533.)

203 Wheeler and ors (E W Beal) v Wood (S H Behrend)

201 Briggs and anr (R F Brunskill) v Veley and ors (Paterson, S and B)

205 Doughty and anr (Jackson and P) v Reed (Noon and C) 206 Digby (Digby and J) v Walker (In Person)

207 Leach (W H Armstrong) v Ballard (Harrisons)

208 Pooley (Harper, B and B) v Royal Exchange Bk ld and ors (Newman, S and H; Hollams, Son and C; Crundall and Co. HF Barnett) SJ

209 Peacock (Clarke, R and C) v Lockwood and Co (Jenkins and Co)

210 Hansen (Billing and K) v Magalhaes (Trollope and W) SJ 211 Rochester and anr (Same) v Ayton (Lindus and B)

212 Natl Co-operative Stores Association limd (Deane, C and Co) v Grosvenor Co-operative Stores ld (Stibbard, G and Co) 213 Maple (Lumley and L) v North Clifton Hotel Co limd (Clarke and Sons)

214 Siebe and anr (W Caister) v Edney and Co (Cunliffe, B and D) 215 Greaves (W H Jackson) v Gibbons (Chappell and G)

216 Tingey (Wills and W) v Weigel (W Beck)

217 Welby (Tucker and L) v Attye (Turner and T)

218 Howland (W H Waller and Son) v Barnett (West, K A and Co) 219 Lindsay, trustee, &c (Gasquet and M) v The Rev W W Thornton (J Rae)

220 Robinson and anr (Benn Davis) v Heritage (G S and H Brandon)

221 Bell (Gedge, K M and M) v Wood (Morten and Co) 222 Quincey (W R Philp) v Brasholz (Goldberg and L) 223 Prop (HJ V Philpot) v Hoare and Son (J H Burney) 224 Steed (Same) v Same (Same)

225 Short (Wolseley and H) v Great Western Ry Co (R R Nelson) 226 Spencer, the younger (H Wickens) v Pudney (J Croft) 227 Salter (JC Button and Co) v Hankey (Abbott, J and Co) 228 Goodenough (J Edell) v Barnett and anr (Finney, B and Co) 229 Tomkin (Harris and P) v Myers (Wild, B and W) 230 Granneman (Same) v Same (Same)

231 Price (Newman, S H and W) v Colquhoun (G Clark)

232 Harris, by next friend (W Medcalf) v Nettelfield (RC Dewy) 233 Snelgrove (J S Rubinstein) v Eltringham Colliery Co (Pyke and P)

231 Pensom (Same) v Manfredi (Yorke and W)

235 De Salaberry (TISampson) v Futcher and ors (Taylor, H and T; D Aston)

236 Cummins (Brighten, P and N) v Scott (J B Churchill) 237 Mure (S R Glyn) v Gambier (E S Cavell)

238 Hallward (G R Burn) v Merchants' and Traders' Discount Co limd (Allin and G)

239 Gittins (Lumley and L) v Gunn (Gush and P) 240 Macartney (J A Hales) v Richards and Co limd (Wontner and Sons)

241 Wells (Wilkinson and H) v Barnes (Patey and W)

242 Frend and anr (A F Coe) v The Silicate Paint Co (Parkers) 243 Gittins (Lumley and L) v Gadsden (Gush and P)

244 Ness (Stokes, S and S) v Lush and Sons (E H Parnell)

245 Bone and Son (A S Edmunds and Son) v Chapman Hall limd (Ashurst and Co) SJ

246 Sowton and ors (Andrew, W and G) v Aikman (In Person) 247 Jones (Digby and J) v Barnett (A J Murray)

218 Norris (CW Taylor) v Cornet (L Hand)

249 Griffn (H W Mackreth) v Graham (H Holland)

250 Blaiberg (Moresby-White and; Co) v Weston and anr (Keene, M and Co)

251 Sexton (Peckham, M and P) v Gould (J Andrews)

252 Knight (Sandom, K and K) v Pick (Saxelby and F)

253 Ridley and Co (W Morley) v Cohen (Micklethwait and Co)

254 Wylde (J H Waring) v Godfrey (Harris and P)

255 Gittins (Lumley and L) v Cohn (Gush and P)

256 Westminster Assocn limd (Gedge, K M and M) v Tennant (Lewis and L)

257 Burton (J B May) v London Tramways Co limd (J O Jacobs) SJ

258 O'Keefe (H Pook and Son) v Bellord (J S Lickorish) 259 Horner (S Betteley and Co) v Ingram (Wyatt and B)

260 Murset and ors (G S and H Brandon) v Laidlaw and Sons (Gregory, R and Co) Com SJ

261 Janes (J Coram) v Freeman (J Farmer)

262 Wimshurst and Co (S B Booth) v Oliver (A F Barnard)

263 Jelks (G H Hall) v Underwood (E Ti lyard)

264 Brown (Same) v Camm (Bell, B and G)

265 George (Same) v Allday and anr (Gregory, R and Co).

266 Anglo Universal Bank limd (Ashurst, M and Co) v Robertson Chappell, Son and G)

267 Dixon (Yorke and W) v Lawrence (Lewis and L)

268 Greenwood (C Mossop) v Edwards (W H Hughes)

269 Iles (May, S and B) v Forman (J and M Pontefix)

270 Landais and anr (T Donnithorne) v Rogers, Sons and Co (Druce, Sons and Co) SJ

271 Prudential Assurance Co (Phillips and Son) v Western Provident Assen and anr (C E Mortimer) SJ

272 Cornell (L A Wenn) v Stokoe (G Mc A Low)

273 Davis (Marson and D) v Fuller (Cooper and R)

274 Crick (W T Ricketts) v Cullum (W Beck)

275 Mc Bean (AR Oldman) v Beart and ors (Remnant and Co) 276 Brown (E W Owles) v Scobell (Tippetts, Son and T)

277 Hall (Hargrove and Co) v Great Western Ry Co (R R Nelson)

SJ

278 Sadler (Clutton and H) v Bennett and anr (G H Carthew; Poole, H and P)

279 Willis and ors (Nye and G) v Deller (A Abrahams)

280 Patterson (Wilkinson and II) v London and South Westn Ry Co (M H Hall)

281 Dell (Marson and D) v Peck (H H Ede)

282 Goldsworthy (C E Freeman) v Bendall (Lewis and L)

283 Rackstraw (Crosse, Sons and R) v Moore (Bolton and M)

284 Wilson and Wife (Brighten, P and N) v Great Eastern Ry Co (CA Curwood) SJ

285 Footman, junr (Same) v Same (Same) SJ

296 Akers (F J and G J Braikenridge) v Hall (W Eley)

287 Shaw (Chester, M B and G) v Bunker (W S Fox)

288 Hately (F St Paul and Co) v North Met Tramways Co (H C Godfray) SJ

289 Brown (Kent and R) v Cotton (Flux, S and Co)

290 Sykes and anr (J W Sykes) v Desmond (Lewis and L) SJ 291 Emanuel and anr (Lewis and L) v Love (Arkcoll and C)

292 Anthony (Hatton and W) v Wyatt and anr (Popplestone and B) 293 Hutley (J Plaskitt) v Marshall (E Bromley)

291 Ashman, an infant (R B Johnson) v Strong (W H Nicholls) 295 Johnson (C J Davis) v Humphries (W Maynard)

296 Booth (Blunt, T and L) v Galloway and anr (W B Abbot; Micklethwait and Co)

297 Creswell (F Taylor) v Begbie (Sorrell and Son)

298 Griffiths (Morgan and G) v Smith (Gamlen and Son)

299 Holohan (R Biale) v Passawer (E Betteley)

300 Skinner (Bordman and Co) v Williams and ors (Ford and Co) 301 Bainbridge (Same) v Same (Same)

302 Law Society (C O Humphreys and Son) v Shaw and Blake (Ashurst, M and Co) SJ

303 Saine (Same) v Waterlow Bros and Layton (Layton, Son and L)

SJ

301 Martin (West, K, A and Co) v Bond (Tilleard, G and H)

305 Pritchard (W II Armstrong) v Pearson (Sladen and M)

306 Pritchard, Clerk (Same) v Same (Same)

307 Chidley (In Person) v Abrahams (G W Naunton)

308 Bentley and Sons (Phelps, S and B) v Widdrington (Doyle and Sons)

309 Cooper (H H Wells) v Cowing (L Drew)

310 Hughes (W and J Gibson) v Thompson (W Easton)

311 Saala (J B Nunn) v Hussey (T Sampson)

312 Shapcott (R C Green) v Cook (W G Payne)

313 Chapman (In Person) v Rendle and anr (Dubois and R; Hicklin and W) SJ

314 Holland and Co (Hillearys and T) v Veuve Pommery et Fils (Tippetts and Son)

315 Davis and Co (In Person) v Le Fevre, sued, &c (J H Shakspear) 316 Morris and Co (Lumley and L) v Leigh and anr (Beyfus and B) 317 Sheffield (F Sheffield) v Wandsworth and Putney Gas Light and Coke Co (Doyle and Sons)

SALE OF ENSUING WEEK.

Jure 2. MESST. C. C. & T. MOORE, at the Mart, at 1 for 2 p.n., Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasebold Estates (eee advertleement, this week, p. 3)

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BERKELEY.-April 24, at Cedar-hill, Antigua, West Indies, the wife of the Hon. Henry Berkeley, Solicitor-General of the Leeward Islands, of a daughter.

CLARK.-May 8, at Summerfield, Dulwich, the wife of W. J.
Hyne Clark, barrister-at-law, of a daughter.
JARDINE.-April 30, at Matheran, Bombay Presidency, the
wife of James Jardine, barrister-at-law, of a daughter.
LOUGHBOROUGH.-May 14, at 121, Portsdown-road, W., the
wife of Arthur Loughborough, of Lincoln's-inn, barrister-at-
law, of a son.

MACPHERSON.-May 15, at Clifton, Bristol, the wife of John
Macpherson, barrister-at-law, of a daughter.
MORRIS.-May 16, at Roseneath, Thurlow-park-road, Lower
Norwood, the wife of Francis Wyld Morris, solicitor, of a son.
PATIENCE.-May 16, at 60, Brownewood-road, South Hornsey,
N., the wife of H. A. Patience, solicitor, of a son.
SUTTON.-May 11, at 2, Sedgley Bank, Kersal, Manchester,
the wife of Edmund Sutton, barrister-at-law, of a son.

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Hull, Edwin, Gresham st, Auctioneer. Pet May 18. Brougham. June 14 at 11

Lomas, John, Upper Tulse hill, Chemical Manufacturer. Pet May 19. Hazlitt. June 1 at 12.30

Riddick, Robert, Grafton st, Mile end, Travelling Draper. Pet May 17. Murray. June 1 at 12

To Surrender in the Country. Amor, Charles, Hendon_wharf, Hendon, Coal Merchant. Pet May 18. Boyes. Barnet, June 9 at 11

Buck, George Miles, Reepham, Norfolk, Grocer. Pet May 14. Cooke. Norwich, May 28 at 12

Elvey, William, Aylestone-park, Leicester, Bricklayer. Pet May 18. Moore. Leicester, June 1 at 11

Evans, John, Llanwrst, Denbigh, Clerk in Holy Orders. Pet May 18. Jones. Bangor, June 1 at 3.30

Groves, Decimus, Birmingham, Fancy Draper. Pet May 13. Parry. Birmingham, May 30 at 2

Potter, James, Barton-on-Humber, Lincoln, Carrier. Pet May 10. Bates. Gt Grimsby, June 9 at 11.30

Simmonds, Edmond, Worcester, Builder. Pet May 16. Beale. Worcester, June 1 at 12.30

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