Mr. Hildesheimer opened in the negative. The following members also spoke: Messrs. N. Tebbutt, F. S. Gaylor, A. G. Findeisen, R. W. Sells, Haseldine Jones, W. N. Pleadwell, and Hamilton Fox. The motion was carried by twelve votes.

LEGAL NEWS.

OBITUARY.

The death is announced of Mr. FREDERICK WAYMOUTH GIBBS, C.B., Q.C. He was called to the bar in 1848, and was for some years tutor to the Prince of Wales. He was made a Queen's Counsel in 1880, and became a bencher of Lincoln's-inn two years later.

Mr. DANIEL LEGGATT, LL.D., solicitor, died on Tuesday last, at the age of seventy years. He took his degree at the University of London, and was admitted in 1867, and was the senior member of the firm of Leggatt, Rubenstein, & Co., of 5, Raymond-buildings, Gray's-inn. He was for many years solicitor to the Birkbeck Building Society.

Mr. Justice Mathew is stated to be still confined to his room by a severe cold, and is not expected back in court at present.

The Lord Chancellor will preside at the second annual meeting of the Inns of Court Mission, which will take place, by permission of the Benchers, in Lincoln's Inn-hall on Wednesday afternoon, March 30. The Times records the death of Mr. William F. Darley, Q.C., late an Irish County Court judge, at the age of 92 years. He was called to the bar in 1830, and in a speech which he made last year in connection with the commemoration of her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee he mentioned the interesting fact that he had witnessed the entry of King George IV. into Dublin.

The Albany Law Journal says that a correspondent of the Ohio Law Bulletin relates how an appropriate typographical error occurred recently in the Miami Union office, in connection with the printing of a court report. The case of Jones v. Smith was in partition, the property selling for 300 dollars, but the costs were about 180 dollars, leaving a small part of the proceeds for the beneficiaries. The report read, "Entry of confirmation and distribution," but the intelligent compositor made it read, "Entry of confiscation and distribution.”

The St. James's Gazette says that perhaps the most extraordinary coincidence connected with the Zola trial is the fact that whilst the eminent novelist was being defended in one court by Maître Labori, in another and adjoining court a man named Zola was condemned to three years hard labour for forging the signature of a certain Madame Labori, neither the convict or his victim being in any way connected with M. Emile Zola or his advocate. [There was a similar coincidence the other day in England. While Lord William Nevill was being tried, another William Nevill was charged at a London police-court with a somewhat similar offence.]

The art of effective make-up for litigants, whether in civil or criminal cases, should, says the Westminster Gazette, always be carefully studied. We all know of the lady who obtained large damages by appearing in court armed with a Bible given to her by the faithless lover's parents. So when you are summoned for debt, it is foolish to appear beautifully and expensively arrayed. We read at Whitechapel yesterday. Judge Bacon: "What? A woman dressed like that? That bonnet, that dress, and all that fur on your jacket. You are not so poor as you say. Ten days." The Wife: "Ach himmel! Wot for I not wear mine old clothes. I vos one foolish woman."

At the Newcastle Assizes on Tuesday, says the Times, Mr. Watson Askew-Robertson, as foreman, and on behalf the Grand Jury of Northumberland, congratulated Mr. Justice Ridley on his accession to the Judicial Bench. His lordship's distinguished career, the eminent talents with which he was endowed, his hereditary claim to pre-eminence, the honoured name which he bore, the esteem in which his family for many generations had been held in this county, all contributed to create a great interest in his lordship's future career, and led a great many of them to believe that the mantle of Lord Wensleydale would, in due time, fall upon the shoulders of his grandson. Mr. Justice Ridley replied in feeling terms, and said he felt more deeply the compliment which had been paid to him, coming as it did from gentlemen, many of whom he had known for years as his personal friends. They had anticipated for him a more brilliant future, he thought, than could ever possibly be his, but he hoped, at all events, he should be found to have been one among her Majesty's judges who had endeavoured, and had done his best, to do his duty in the place to which he had been called.

It is stated that it is contemplated to establish some memorial to the late Sir Frank Lockwood. A provisional committee has been formed, consisting of the Lord Chancellor, Lord Rosebery, Lord Esher, the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Herschell, Lord Rathmore, Lord Macnaghten, Lord James of Hereford, Lord Davey, Sir William Harcourt, Lord Justice A. L. Smith, Sir Francis Jeune, Mr. James Lowther, Mr. Asquith, Sir Henry Hawkins, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, Sir Charles Hall

(Recorder of London), Mr. Murphy, Q.C., Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C., M.P., Sir Robert Reid, Q C., M.P., Mr. Carson, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Lawson Walton, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Butcher, Q.C., M.P., Sir Edward Lawson, Sir E. Poynter (President of the Royal Academy), Baron F. de Rothschild, M.P., Colonel Lockwood, M.P., Mr. Alfred Pease, M.P., Mr. Alfred Gathorne-Hardy, Mr. F. C. Burnand, Mr. John Hare, Mr. P. H. Smith, and Mr. C. W. Mathews (acting hon. secretary). The preliminary meeting of the committee was to be held in committee-room 14 of the House of Commons at 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, when arrangements would be made as to the form which the proposed memorial shall take. The Times says that in the Chancery Division an application was recently made that the apprenticeship deed of a ward of court should be settled by the Plumbers' Company, and a form drawn up by the company has been approved by the judge, Mr. Justice Romer. In addition to the usual provisions based on the indenture for apprentices in the City of London, approved by resolution of the Court of Common Council, April, 1889, special covenants were inserted providing (a) that the apprentice should attend and diligently study at the evening classes of any technical institution or trade school now or hereafter to be established in London as the master shall direct, and for any and every neglect of such attendance he shall forfeit to his said master from his wages 1s. per week during the continuance of such neglect"; and (b) that the master should "cause the said apprentice to attend such courses of instruction in sanitary plumbing and in the practice of the plumbers' art, and present himself for such examinations in technical knowledge and workmanship as may be necessary, and may from time to time be prescribed by the rules of the Ancient Company of Plumbers of the City of London, or of any body established by Act of Parliament for the purpose of keeping and maintaining a national register of qualified plumbers."

the

At the conclusion of a trial on Monday, says the Daily Telegraph, Lord defendant has paid any money into court, while denying liability, Russell made some remarks about the rule which provides that if the amount should not be disclosed to a jury. He said he had never been able to understand the sense of such a rule, under which the jury were so little to be trusted that they were not to be told about the money paid into court. He did not think that it paid due deference to juries, and he did not know whether he was expressing the opinion of the bar, but it seemed to him that it worked in a certain class of cases unfairly to the defendants, and in other cases it was unworkable. Take the case of an action for libel against a newspaper, where a defendant was entitled to say, "I did make an imputation on you, the plaintiff; but as soon as I found out that in making that imputation I was wrong, I made haste to make an apology, and I now defend myself on the ground that I have made an apology, and in order to make amends I bring a certain sum into the defendant had paid into court. How were they to do it in fairness to The jury were supposed to try the case without knowing what that he ruled that the jury ought, in order to be able to try the case, to the defendant? In one case he was so impressed with the unfairness know the amount paid into court. Mr. Witt, who represented the plaintiff in the case, said he thought the real origin of the rule was this: When people sued railway companies, the railway company used, say, to pay £100 into court, and the jury knew it. Then they said this unfortunate plaintiff ought to have his costs, and they would give him £105 damages in order to enable him to get them. Lord Russell said: I really think the judge and jury ought to be trusted. I do not, however, profess to express the general opinion of the judges, for I do not know what it is; but I know that in the opinion of many of them the rule is quite unworkable in a certain class of cases.

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OLD VINTAGE BRANDY.-AN UNIQUE OFFER.-We have decided to offer comprising some 400 dozen of 1872 and 1875 Vintages. Previous to the a portion of our Stock of fine Old Cognac Brandy to the public direct, ravages of the " Phylloxera" in the Cognac district, we were well known to the Trade as the Largest Shippers of Fine Brandy outside London, and this fact enables us to make our present offer. These Brandies were shipped by Messrs. L. Ducasse & Co., Cognac (from whom we have bought Brandy for over fifty years), in 1880, and were recently bottled by us in bond. We have no hesitation in saying that the equal of these fine Champagne Brandies is hardly to be found; they are, in fact, priceless. We offer the 1872 Vintage at the very moderate price of 135s. per doz., and the 1875 at 1303. per doz. Terms: Cash, or Bankers' or Trade References. Carriage paid.-W. & S. KENT & SONS (Established 1778), Upton-onSevern, and Hope-street, Glasgow.-[ADVT.]

THE PROPERTY MART.

SALES OF ENSUING WEEK.

March 3.-Messrs. H. E. FOSTER & CRANFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m. :

REVERSIONS:

To one-seventh of a Trust Fund in Consols and Freeholds, value £14,289; lady aged 55. Solicitors, Messrs. Boulton, Sons, & Sandeman, London.

To one-fourth of a Trust Fund in Railway and Colonial Stock, value £8,635; lady. aged 62 and gentleman aged 61, with policy. Solicitor, H, G. Stevens, Esq., of Shrewsbury.

To one-tenth of £3,326 23 per Cent. Consols; lady aged 70 and gentleman aged 72. Messrs. Joyce & Joyce, Notaries, Newport, I.W.

To one-third of a Trust Fund, value £9,000, in Consols; lady aged 65. Solicitor, H. Stanley-Jones, Esq., London.

To one moiety of a Trust Fund in Consols and Railway Stocks, value £16,124; lady aged 57.

To £1,200; gentleman aged 68; also to £475 L. B. & S. C. Ry. 5 per Cent. Stock; lady aged 67. Solicitors, Messrs. Grant, Bulcraig, & Co., London.

To seven forty-fourth shares of £14,716 Metropolitan 33 per Cent. Stock; lady aged 67, and seven lives ranging from 54 to 76. Solicitors, Messrs. Sass & Young, London.

To one-sixth of Freeholds and Leaseholds in the City of London, producing £714 per annum; lady aged 68. Solicitors, Messrs. Gerrish & Foster, London. To £12,980 Great Indian Guaranteed Five per Cent. Stock, £5,286 on Mortgage and Cash, Freehold and Leasehold Chief Rents amounting to £800 per annum, secured upon valuable properties in Manchester; lady aged 52 and gentleman aged 66. Solicitors, Messrs. Leathley & Willes, and Messrs. Lewis & Spain, each of London.

To One-sixth of a Trust Estate, value £65,000, in Railway Stock and Consols; ladies aged 67 and 60. Solicitor, Edward M. Lazarus, Esq., London.

A BOND:

For £438, payable on December 31, 1904, carrying interest at 4 per cent. Solicitors, Messrs. Leathley & Willes, London.

POLICIES:

For £7.700, £7,500, £5,000, £1,000, £1,000, £1,000, £500. Messrs. Josolyne, Miles, & Blow, C.A., Messrs. Chatteris, Nichols, & Co., C.A.; Solicitors, Messrs. Phelps, Sidgwick, & Biddle, Messrs. Gardiner & Son, all of London; and Messrs. Meadows, Elliott, Meadows, & Thorpe, of Hastings. (See advertise-ments this week, p. 5.)

WARNING TO INTENDING HOUSE PURCHASERS AND LESSEES.-Before purchasing or renting a house, have the Sanitary Arrangements thoroughly Examined, Tested, and Reported Upon by an Expert from Messrs. Carter Bros., 65, Victoria-street, Westminster. Fee quoted on receipt of full particulars. (Established 21 years.)-[ADVT.]

E MOREWOOD & Co, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Feb 17, directed to be heard March 2. W H Paterson, 16, Finsbury-circus, solor for the petnrs. Notice of appearing must reach reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternocn of March 1

GENERAL GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED-Petn for winding-up, presented Feb 18, directed to be heard March 2. Townsend & Sharpe, 14, Grays inn sq, solors for petners. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 1.

GFG DES VIGNES, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)--Creditors are required, on or before April 1, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to John Walter Biggs, 12, Delahay st.

HS NICHOLS, LIMITED-By an order made by Mr. Justice Wright, dated Feb 9, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Leadam & Young, Austinfriars, solors for petner.

LEASEHOLDS, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 1, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to James Hickey Bardsley, 60, King st, Manchester. Boardman, Manchester, solor for liquidator. MORTGAGE AND SECURITIES CO, LIMITED-By an order made by Wright, J, dated Feb 2, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Armitage & Chapple, 18, Bishopsgate st Within

MORTGAGE CO OF MEXICO, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before May 15, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Howard Forester Knight, Devonshire chbrs, Bishopsgate st Without NATIONAL SKATING PALACE, LIMITED-Petn for winding-up, presented Feb 19, directed to be heard March 2. Sugden & Harford, 10, Ironmonger-lane, solors for the petner. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 1

NORTH EUROPEAN CYCLE EXPORT CO., LIMITED-Petn for winding-up, presented Feb 19, directed to be heard March 2. Langhams, 174, Blackfriars-road, solors for the petnera. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 1 REALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT CO, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Feb 16, directed to be heard March 2. J. & M. Solomon, 58, Finsbury pavement, solors for petnr. Notice of appearing must reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 1

TIVOLI, LEICESTER, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Feb 17, directed to be heard March 2 Clarkson & Son, 9, Ironmonger lane, Cheapside, agents for Herbert Simpson, Leicester, solor for petner. Notice of appearing must reach Henry Clarkson not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 1

ZINGARI STEAM SHIPPING CO., LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before March 31, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Alfred Edward Usher, 28, West Sunniside, Sunderland. Burnicle, Sunderland, solor to the liquidator

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED.

DONCASTER WESLEYAN UNION FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Vestry, Wesleyan Chapel, Priory pl,
Doncaster, York. Feb 9

EXCELSIOR TONTINE BENEFIT SOCIETY, Presbyterian Schoolroom, Summerhill, Wrexham,
Denbigh. Feb 9
INDEPENDENT DRAGON LODGE OF ODDFELLOWS, Jolly Colliers Inn, Watnall-road, Huck-
LOYAL ANCIENT ABBEY LODGE, Independent Order of Oddfellows (Manchester Unity),
nall Torkard, Nottingham Feb 9
Plough Inn, Queen-street, Great Harwood, Lancaster Feb 9

STOWER PROVOST FRIENDLY SOCIETY, King's College Arms Inn, Stower Provost, Dorset.
Feb 9
SUFFOLK AND CAMBRIDGESHIRE AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS' UNION FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 17,
Tollgate In, Bury St Edmunds. Feb 9

WINDING UP NOTICES.

London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Feb. 18.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.
LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

AMERICAN BELLE MINES, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 18, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Bedford McNeill, 25A, Old Broad st. Harries & Co, 38, Nicholas lane, solors for liquidator

CAUCASIAN TRADING CORPORATION, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before March 12, to send their names and addresses, and particulars of their claims, to E. W. Crosbie Oates, 8, Cook st, Liverpool

ERMEN & ROBY, LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before March 23, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts nd claims due or arising on or before July 31, 1897, to Harry Lloyd Price and Francis John George Ermen, 79, Mosley st, Manchester. Aston & Co, Manchester, solors for liquidators

GRAND HOTEL, PRAGUE, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before March 25, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to George Paul Ernest, 57, Moorgate st

HANNAN'S LODE, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before Wednesday, June 1, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Frederick Bertram Smart, 22, Queen st, Cannon st

LINOTYPE CO, LIMITED (INCORPORATED 1889)-Creditors are required, on or before April 5, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to E. L. Booty, 188, Fleet st. Hays & Co, colors to liquidator. This notice applies only to the debts or claims of creditors existing on or before Dec 7, 1896, and does not apply to the present Linotype Co, Limited (Incorporated December, 1896).

NEW AUSTRALIAN GOLDFIELDS, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before March 28, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to E. Hamilton Burton, 16, St Helen's place. Robinson & Stannard, Eastcheap, solors to liquidator

NEW GUSTON CO, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before April 18, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Bedford McNeill, 25A, Old Broad st. Harries & Co, Nicholas lane, solors for liquidator NON-TARIFF MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Feb 15, directed to be heard on Wednesday, March 2. Indermaur & Brown, 22, Chancery lane, agents for Rhodes, Bradford, solor. Notice of appearing must reach the abovenamed not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 1

UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY.

GENERAL GORDON GOLD MINING Co-Creditors are required, on or before March 10, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to John A. Stoneham, 70, Cornhill. S. D. Stoneham, solor

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Feb. 22.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.
LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

BAXTERS, LIMITED-Petn for winding up, presented Feb 14, directed to be heard on
March 2. Neve & Beck, 21, Lime st, solors for petner. Notice of appearing must
reach the above-named not later than 6 o'clock in the afternoon of March 1
BUCHANAN & Co, LIMITED-Creditors are required, on or before March 31, to send their
names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to George Nicholson,
24, North John st, Liverpool
CHINA CLAY CO, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)-Creditors are required, on or before March
25, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to
George Middleton Henry, Roche, Cornwall. Coode & Co, St Austell, solors to the
liquidator.

CREDITORS' NOTICES.

UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY.

LAST DAY OF CLAIM.

London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Feb. 18.

BADCOCK, WILLIAM, Abingdon, Berks, Gent April 1 Baker v Williams, North, J
Graham, Abingdon
HOWARD, DANIEL, Ashfield, Nooklands Fulwood, Lancs, Wine Merchant March 18
Howard v Howard, Registrar, Preston Forshaw, Freston

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, Feb. 22.

LLEWELLYN, JOHN, Caerphilly, Glam, Surgeon March 30 Hall v Llewellyn, Stirling, J
Lewis, Cardiff
WHITEHEAD, Jons, Milnrow, nr Rochdale, Wool Merchant March 22 Metcalf v White-
head, Registrar, Manchester Hudson, Rochdale

UNDER 22 & 23 VICг. CAP. 35.

LAST DAY OF CLAIM.
London Gazette.-FRIDAY, Feb. 11.

ALPE, EDMUND NICHOLAS, George st, Portman sq, Barrister March 1 Horn & Francis,

Berkeley st

BADCOCK, EDMUND BAYNES, Somerset March 12 H & C Collin, Reading
BAXTER, ALFRED, Stroud, Glos March 10 Little & Mills, Stroud

BUBB, ELLEN DANGERFIELD, Cheltenham March 19 Whitcombe & Haines, Gloucester
CAMPBELL, CONSTANCE ARBUTHNOT, Ellisfield, Hants April 2 Wade & Wade, St Helens
pl
CAREY, JAMES, Iden, Sussex, Wheelwright March 31 Dawes, Rye

CASE, JOHN MARCH, Surbiton, Surrey March 15 Pollock & Co, Lincoln's inn fields CHILTON, WILLIAM JOHN, Norton, nr Stockton on Tees March 11 Wilson & Co, Stockton on Tees

KENRICK, LOUISA, Guildford March 1 Still & Son, New sq, Lincoln's inn
KIERMAN, HARRY, Ardwick, Manchester, Fruiterer March 31 Lawton, Manchester
LEES, FREDERIC RICHARD, Watford March 15 Yates, Chancery lane

LILLEY, WILLIAM, Donnington, Hereford, Farmer March 8 Vernon Smith, Ledbury
MANSFIELD, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Kensington March 23 Allen & Son, Carlisle st, Soho sq
MULLER, WILHELM THEODOR, Hamburg Mar 30 Harwood & Stephenson, Lombard st
NIELD, FREDERICK GEORGE, St Leonard's gate, Lancaster, Innkeeper Mar 25 Stringer,
Sandbach
PADFIELD, JERUSHA, Coleford, Somerset Mar 17 Stone & Co, Bath
PAIN, EGERTON JAMES, Chiswick Mar 15
PARKED, THOMAS, Haworth, Yorks, Broker
PHIPPEN, ANN, Easton in Gordano, Somerset
PICKERING, JOHN NEEDHAM, Sheffield Mar 25
SHANLY, WILLIAM, Clonmel, Tipperary, Ireland

Warner & Co, Gt Winchester st
Mar 31 Platts, Bingley

Mar 25 Meade-King & Son, Bristol
Webster & Styring, Sheffield
Mar 7 Laces & Co, Liverpool

SKEVINGTON, WILLIAM, Alvaston, Derby March 12 Robotham & Co, Derby
TAPPER, SUSANNA, Paignton, Devon Mar 25 Fripp & Co, Plymouth
TAYLOR, MARY EMMA, Lytham, Lancaster Mar 22 W & J Cooper, Preston
TRUMBLE, EDWARD, Liverpool Mar 14 Bellringer & Co, Liverpool
TURNER, ELIZA, Robertsbridge, Sussex Mar 25 Cubison, King st, Cheapside
TWEDDALE, JOHN RUSKIN, Cambridge st, Hyde Park Mar 8 Dawson & Co, New sq
WARREN, JOHN, East Finchley Mar 9 Belfrage & Co, John st

WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM, Blackpool, Fruiterer Mar 12 Parkinson & Starkie, Blackpool
YATE, JAMES, Surgeon, Brighton Mar 20 Laroyd & Co, Coleman st

CHRISTIE, EDWARD JOHN HENRY, Tufnell Park March 15 Sykes, Gt Winchester st
DABBS, MARY HOBBS, Warwick March 10 Moore & Tibbits, Warwick
DANIEL, THOMAS HENRY, Stroud, Gloucester, Engineer March 1 Winterbotham &
Sons, Stroud

DAVIES, DAVID, Blaengwawr, Aberdare March 16 Vachell & Co, Cardiff
DAVIES, FREDERICK, Blaengwawr, Aberdare March 16 Vachell & Co, Cardiff
DAVIS, JOSEPH, Bath, Commercial Traveller March 30 Gill & Bush, Bath
DIXON, MARY, Edgbaston March 25 Ryland & Co, Birmingham

FARIA, MANOEL JOSE DE, Rio de Janiero March 19 Rehders & Higgs, Mincing In
FORD, EMMA, Wilton, Wilts March 31 Wilson & Sons, Salisbury

GALLON, JOHN, Newcastle upon Tyne March 12 Arnott & Co, Newcastle upon Tyn
GILLIATT, THOMAS, Friskney, Lincoln, Farmer March 17 Jebb & Son, Boston
GREGORY, Sir CHARLES HUTTON, KC M G, 2, Delahay st, Westminster, Civil Engineer
March 25 Radcliffe & Co, Craven st, Charing Cross

HALE, RICHARD ORAM, Edington, Wilts, Innkeeper March 16 Mann & Rodway, Trowbridge

HERON, CRAWFORD, Bexhill March 12 Prance, Bexhill
HILL, JAMES POWELL, Weston super Mare March 5
Mare

Smith & Sons, Weston super

HOYLE, EDWARD, Bacup March 31 Cooper & Sons, Manchester
JOHNSON, EDWARD WILSON, Kingston upon Hull March 12 Iveson & Co, Hull
MCWATERS, JAMES, Sutton, Chester, Licensed Victualler March 25 Linaker Runcorn
MALCOLM, ROBERT, Stoke Newington, Engineer March 14 Keeping & Gloag, Lom-
bard st

BIDDLE, JOHN, Birmingham, Draper March 19 Perry & Co, Birmingham
SMALLMAN, WILLIAM, Walsall March 31 Burton, Birmingham

TARGETT, HENRY WRIGHT, Porton, Wilts, Farmer March 31 Wilson & Sons, Salisbury
THOMPSON, ESTHER, Cheltenham March 25 Bretherton & Boughton, Gloucester
VAUGHAN, LAURA MARY, Paris April 2 Parker & Co, Cornhill
WATSON, JOHN, Hale, Chester, Builder March 10 Laycock, Altrincham
WATERS, SARAH, Ventnor, I of W March 16 Hamilton Urry, Ventnor
WHITE, EMMA CORDELIA, Dalston March 12 Crosse & Sons, Lancaster pl, Strand
WOOD, GEORGE, Knapton, nr Acomb, York, Farmer March 16 Brown & Elmhirst,
York

WOODMAN, GEORGE, Redhill, Surrey March 18 Whittington & Son, Bishopsgate st

Without

WORTHINGTON, MARY, Poulton le Fylde, Lancaster March 18 Buck & Co, Preston

BUTTENSHAW, S E, Pancras lane High Court Pet Nov 25
Ord Feb 15

CARTER, CHRISTOPHER, Pudsey Town End, nr Leeds, Green-
grocer Leeds Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15
CARTER, GEORGE HENRY, North Collingham, Notts, Farmer
Nottingham Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15

DAVIES, DAVID, Nantgaredig, Abergwilly, Saddler Carmarthen Pet Feb 14 Ord Feb 14

DAVIS, GEORGE, Southsea, General Dealer Newport Pet Feb 4 Ord Feb 14

DUNDERDALE, MARY JANE, Preston, Dressmaker Preston Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15

FINCH, WALTER, Brighton, Auctioneer Brighton Pet
Feb 15 Ord Feb 15

FOURNET, ARISTIDE ANTOINE MARIE, Marylebone, Oculist
High Court Pet Jan 27 Ord Feb 12
FRANCIS, THOMAS, Nuthurst, nr Horsham, Farmer
Brighton Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15

GUNN, CHARLES EDWARDS, Romford, Essex, Boot Manu-
facturer Chelmsford Pet Feb 10 Ord Feb 10
JONES, TIMOTHY RICHARD, Cardiff, Tailor Cardiff Pet
Feb 12 Ord Feb 12

KENT, THOMAS, Hollington, Derbys, Farmer Burton on
Trent Pet Feb 16 Ord Feb 16

KETTLE, ARTHUR WILLIAM, Peterborough, Commission
Agent Peterborough Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15
KING, JOSEPH, Leeds Leeds Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15
LANE, JT, Colnbrook, Bucks High Court Pet Jan 11
Ord Feb 16

LEATHERS, CHARLES CARROLL, Oxford st, Clerk High
Court Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15

LEE, STEPHEN TAYLOR, Mark, Somerset, Farmer Wells Pet Feb 14 Ord Feb 14

LOXSTON, ALFRED, Spaxton, Somerset, Builder Bridgwater Pet Feb 16 Ord Feb 16

MCDONNELL, MARY, Wigan, Provision Dealer Wigan Pet
Dec 18 Ord Feb 14

MARKHAM, JOHN SMITH, East Retford, Notts, Saddler
Lincoln Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15
MARSTON, JAMES, Dewsbury Dewsbury Pet Feb 14 Ord
Feb 14

MONEY, ROBERT, Ropsley, Lincs, Cottager Nottingham
Pet Feb 16 Ord Feb 16
MONKMAN, WILLIAM, West Hartlepool, Grocer Sunder-
land Pet Feb 14 Ord Feb 14
MORGANS, EDWARD, Quaker's Yard, Glam, Posting Master
Merthyr Tydfil Pet Feb 14 Ord Feb 14
NORRIS, WILLIAM BUFFTON, Gray's inn pl, Gray's inn,
Solicitor High Court Pet Feb 15 Ord Feb 15

Off

Off

Off

GREEN, THOMAS, Hucknall Torkard, Notts, Veterinary Surgeon Feb 25 at 12 County court house, St Peter's gt, Nottingham

HARPER, NOAH, Wolverhampton, Coachbuilder March 1 at 11.30 Off Rec, Wolverhampton JEPHCOTE, RUFUS, Belgrave Feb 25 at 3 Off Rec, 1, Berridge st, Leicester

JOHNSON, WILLIAM HARRY, Mountsorrel, Leicesters, Grocer
Feb 25 at 12.30 Off Rec, 1, Berridge st, Leicester
JONES, JOHN, Mardy, Glam, Labourer Feb 25 at 3
High st, Merthyr Tydfil

LAMBERT FRANK, Tisbury, Wilts, Haulier Feb 26 at 2
Off Rec, City chmbrs, Endless st, Salisbury
LEACH, HARRY, Leeds, Flock Dealer March 3 at 11 Off
Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds

LEE, ASHTON, and ALFRED LEE, Horsforth, York

March

Marc

1 at 11 Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds LEE, STEPHEN TAYLOR, Mark, Somersets, Farmer 2 at 12 Off Rec, Baldwin st, Bristol MCDONNELL, MARY, Wigan, Provision Dealer Feb 28 at 3 16, Wood st, Bolton

MANN, THOMAS WILLIAM, Swinton, nr Rotherham, Glass
Bottle Hand Feb 25 at 2 Off Rec, Figtree lane,
Sheffield
Feb 28 at 12

MANN, WILLIAM, Penzance, Coal Merchant
Off Rec, Boscawen st, Truro
MINTY, WILLIAM HERBERT, and WALTER HENRY SKINNER,
Trowbridge, Wilts, Builders March 1 at 11.30 George
Hotel, Trowbridge, Wilts

MOON, EMMA, Yeovil, Fish Dealer

Feb 25 at 1

Off Rec,

March

City chmbrs, Endless st, Salisbury
MORGAN, JOHN AARON, Bridgend, Glam, Builder
1 at 11.30 Off Rec, 29, Queen st, Cardiff
MORPHET, ROBERT, and JOIN WILLIAM MORPHET, Earby,
Yorks, Stone Merchants Feb 28 at 12 Off Rec, 31,
Manor row, Bradford

PENNEY, ARTHUR PEARSON, Sydenham Feb 25 at 12.30
21, Railway app, London bdge
PENNEY, JOSEPH, Halifax, Brushmaker Mar 1 at 12 Off
Rec, Townhall chmbrs, Halifax

POPE, JOSEPH KELLAWAY, Dorchester, Licensed Victualler
Feb 25 at 12.30 Off Rec, City chmbrs, Endless st,
Salisbury

PRICE, SAMUEL, Aberaman, Aberdare, Greengrocer Mar 1 at 2 65, High st, Merthyr Tydfil

RAY, ALFRED JAMES, West Norwood, Builder Feb 25 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st

RICHARDS, WILLIAM HENRY, and WILLIAM CHARLES RICHARDS, Cardiff, Tailors Mar 1 at 11 Off Rec, 29, Queen st, Cardiff

ROBERTS, STANLEY NAPIER, Aldershot, Colonel Feb 25 at 2.30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st ROWLAND, WILLIAM HENRY, Torquay, Licensed Victualler

Mar 3 at 10.45 Off Rec, 13, Bedford circus, Exeter SCOTT, ROBERT, Eastney, Hants, Cab Proprietor Feb 25 at 3.30 Off Rec, Cambridge junction, High st, Portsmouth

SHOESMITH, HARRY Jo, Halifax, Estate Agent Mar 1 at
11.30 Off Rec, Townhall chmbrs, Halifax
THOMAS, SAMUEL, Wrexham, Grocer Feb 26 at 11 Priory,
Wrexham

THORNE, THOMAS WILLIAM, Gosport, Hants, Watchmaker
Feb 25 at 3 Off Rec, Cambridge Junction, High st
Portsmouth

TOOTH, ARTEMUS, Queen Victoria st, Picture Dealer Feb 28 at 2.30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st