tive. The subject for discussion was as follows:-" A. contracts to sell fifty sacks of flour to B. B. subsequently removes and at the same time pays for ten sacks. One month afterwards A. gives written notice to B. that unless within fourteen days B. removes and pays for the remaining sacks, A. will rescind the contract and resell the goods. B. having failed to remove and pay for the remaining sacks, A. resells them at an advanced price. Can B. afterwards maintain an action against A. for damages, for non-delivery of the remaining sacks, and, if so, what would be the measure for such damages?" Mr. Millar was followed by Messrs. C. Law, Morris, Rayner, and Hislop. Mr. Rycroft undertook the negative side of the question, and was followed by Messrs. Innes, Coward, Butcher, Price, Hawkins, and Ellison. Mr. Millar having replied, the chairman summed up, and the question on being put to the meeting was decided in the affirmative by a majority of ten votes. A vote of thanks to the chairman, proposed by Mr. Hislop, seconded by Mr. Price, brought the meeting to a close. Appointments, Etc. Mr. W. BELEMORE, solicitor, of Great Turnstile Chambers, 282, High Holborn, London, has been appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths. Mr. DAVID WILLIAM HEATH solicitor (of the firm of Messrs. Heath & Son, Nottingham), has been appointed a Perpetual Commissioner for taking Acknowledgments of Married Women, in and for the county of Nottingham, and also in and for the town and county of the town of Nottingham. Mr. Heath is coroner for the Nottingham Pistrict of the county of Nottingham, having been elected to that office in February, 1867, and he is also clerk to the Sutton-in-Ashfield Local Board. Mr. JOHN COMPTON LAWRANCE, Q.C., has been appointed Recorder of the Borough of Derby, in succession to the late Mr. George Boden, Q.C. Mr. Lawrance was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inu in Trinity Term, 1859, and is a member of the Midland Circuit. He became a Queen's Counsel in 1877, and he is a magistrate for Lincolnshire, and a bencher of Lincoln's-inn. Mr. Lawrance unsuccessfully contested the city of Peterborough in the Conservative interest in 1878. Mr. JAMES MACKONOCHIE, barrister and advocate, has been appointed Recorder of the City of Winchester, in succession to the late Mr. Archibald John Stephens, Q.C. Mr. Mackonochie was admitted a member of the Faculty of Advocates in Scotland in 1845, and was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Trinity Term, 1855. He is a member of the Western Circuit. Mr. HILL MOTUM, solicitor, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, has been elected Town Clerk of that borough, in saccession to Mr. Ralph Park Philipson, deceased. Mr. Motum was admitted a solicitor in 1872, and is also clerk to the Borough Magistrates at Newcastle. Mr. WILLIAM BOASE MORCOM, barrister, has been appointed Attorney-General of the Transvaal Colony. Mr. Morcom was called to the bar at Natal in March, 1878. He was assistant secretary to Sir Theophilus Shepstone during his mission to the Transvaal in 1877. Mr. ANDREW MURE, advocate, has been appointed a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the Colony of Mauritius. Mr. Mure was admitted a member of the Faculty of Advocates in Scotland in 1853, and has been sheriff-substitute for Zetland since 1865. Mr. EDWARD MOREHEAD WOOD, barrister, has been appointed Procureur and Advocate-General for the Colony of Mauritius. Mr. Wood was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Michaelmas Term, 1870, and is a member of the South-Eastern Circuit. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. MICHAEL ABRAHAMS and THOMAS WILLIAM ROFFEY, solicitors, 8, Old Jewry, London, and 23, Rue Tait Bout, Paris (Michael, Abrahams & Roffey). February 2. (Gazette, February 24.) WILLIAM HENRY LINAKER and THOMAS HENRY HITCHEN, Runcorn and Frodsham, solicitors (Linaker & Hitchen). required, on or before Mar 10, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims to Henry Thelfeld Edwards, 110 Cannon st. Mar 17, at 12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims ROCHDALE PROPERTY AND GENERAL FINANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.By an order made by V.C. Bacon dated Jan. 27, it was ordered that James Clegg, Union st, Rochdale; Charles Preston, St Alban's st, Rochdale; and William Simpson, Spotland rd, Rochdale, be appointed joint official liquidators. Creditors are required, on or before March 1, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to the above. Mar 8, at 12, is appoiuted for hearing and adjudicating upon the deb's and claims ROBERT COOK AND COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Feb 19, directed to be heard before V.C. Bacon, Feb 28. Marsland, St. Swithin's lane, azent for Addleshaw and Warburton, Manchester, solicitors for the petitioner TRADERS' BANKING AND SUPPLY COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up presented Feb 17, directed to be heard before V.C. Hall, Mar 5. Hindson-Miler and Veraon, Moorgate st, solicitors for the petitioner TRADERS' BANKING AND SUPPLY COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up presented Feb 18, ordered to be heard b for V.C. Hall, Mar 5. Kaye and Co., King st,Cheapside, solicitors for the petitioners [Gazette, Feb. 20.] BRISTOL HALL OF FREEDOM CLUB AND INSTITUTE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Mar 23, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to William Henry Phillips, Corn st, Bristol. April 6, at 11, is appointed for he ring and adjudicating upon the debts and clams BROCKELBANK SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by the M. R., dated Feb 14, it was ordered that the company be wound up. Bircham & Co., Austin-friars, soli.itors for the petitioners HUNGARIAN TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by V.C. Hall, dated Feb 13, it was ordered that the company be wound uo. Carter, Od Jewry-chambers, solicitor for the petitioners JEFFRESTON ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY, LIMITED.-The M.R. bas fixed Mar 4, at 12, at his chambers, for the appointment of au official liquida tor LAND MORTGAGE, INVESTMENT, AND TRUST COMPANY OF CYPRUS, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up presented Feb 21, directed to be heard before V.C. Bac in. Mar 6. Tillyard, King st, Cheapside, solicitor for the petitioner. SAMUEL BRADBURY AND COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up presented reb 20, directed to be heard betore V.C. Hall, Mar 5. Hamlin and Grammer, Staple-inn, agents for Moore, Birkenhead, solicitor for the petitioner TOWYN PIER COMPANY. LIMITED. -V.C. Hall has, by an order dated Feb 17, appointed William Paice, 9, Hart st, Bloomsbury, to be official liquidator. Creditors are required, on or before Mar 10, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims to the above. Mar 15, at 12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims ULSTER STEAM TRAMWAYS, LIMITED.-The M.R. has fixed Mar 4, at 12, at his chambers, for the appointment of an offic al quidator WILLIAM RAMSAY, LIMITED.-By an order made by V.C. Malins dated Feb 13, it was ordered that William Ramsay, Limited, be wound up. Allen and Edwards, Old Jewry, solicitors for the petitioner [Gazette, Feb. 24.} UNLIMITED IN CHANCERY. LONDON AND VIRGINIA GOLD AND COPPER MINING COMPANY--Petition for winding up, presented Feb 18. directed to be heard before V.C. Bacon, Feb 28. Dollman and Pritchard, Cornhill, solicitors for the petitioner [Gazette, Feb. 20.] SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA PIER COMPANY.-V.C. Malins has by an order dated Jan 28, appointed John Christopher Simpson, Saltburn-by-the Sea, to be official liquidator [Gazette, Feb, 24.] Obituary. MR. RICHARD ALGERNON PAYNE. Mr. Richard Algernon Payne, solicitor, died at 62, Hopestreet, Liverpool, on the 26th ult. Mr. Payne was born in 1803, and was admitted a solicitor in 1825, and had practised in Liverpool for fifty-five years. He had been for several years in partnership with his son, Mr. Robert Sugden Payne, who was admitted in 1865, He was a commissioner to administer oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature, and a perpetual commissioner for Lancashire, and had an extensive conveyancing and family. practice. He took great interest in all topics affecting the welfare of the legal profession; and not unfrequently contributed to the correspondence columns of this journal. Mr. Payne was a liberal supporter of many of the religious and charitable institutions at Liverpool. He was for some years president of the South Dispensary, and treasurer of the Liverpool Philomathic Society, and on his having held the latter office for fifty years, he was presented with a handsome service of plate. Although in his seventyseventh year, Mr. Payne retained all his physical faculties, and was actively engaged in business until his death. On Saturday, the 24th ult., he complained of illness, but he felt able to go to his office on the Monday; during the afternoon he again became unwell, and expired soon after returning home. A local journal says of Mr. Payne :-" Mr. Payne was one of the oldest practitioners of the law in Liverpool, and certainly no member of the profession bore a more unsullied character or was held in greater respect by the public and his clients. His family came to Liverpool from London, and when Mr. Payne was quite young he was left fatherless. A gentleman who was a friend of the family took a great interest in his welfare, and, we understand, saw to his education for the profession in which his life was so honourably spent. Mr. Payne's name appeared little in the records of the law courts, as the branch of the profession to which he devoted his chief attention was that of real property. He was essentially a 'family lawyer,' and in this sphere enjoyed a quiet but lucrative practice. Mr. Payne's death will be learned with regret, not only by the legal profession, but also by the large number of persons with whom he was associated in good works." MR. SAYERS TURNER. Mr.Sayers Turner, solicitor (the head of the firm of Turner, Deane, Elwes, & Turner), died recently at Colchester. Mr. Turner was a nephew of the late Lord Justice Sir George Turner. He was admitted a solicitor in 1837, and had ever since practised at Colchester. He was originally in partnership with the late Mr. William Sparling, and after wards with Mr. Henry Griffin Deane. In 1849, on Mr. Sparling's removal to London, Mr. Turner became the head of the firm, and also succeeded Mr. Sparling as town clerk of Colchester, and registrar of the Borough Court of Record. About two years ago he resigned the town clerkship, and was soon afterwards elected one of the borough aldermen. At a later period the firm was joined by Mr. Henry Hervey Elwes and Mr. George Beresford Tarner. Mr. Turner's practice was very extensive. He was a perpetual commissioner for the county of Essex, secretary to the new Corn Exchange, a commissioner under the Colchester Navigation Act, and steward of the House of Clare, and of the Duchy of Lancaster Manors of Dedham Hall, High Easter, Wivenhoe, and Pleshey. His firm are also solicitors to the Colchester Waterworks Company, and to the Essex and Suffolk Equitable Fire Insurance Company. Mr. Turner was an adherent of the Conservative party. The Colchester Town Council have unanimously agreed to a vote of sympathy with his widow and family. MR. HENRY LOCK. Mr. Henry Lock, solicitor, of Dorchester, died after a short illness on the 18th inst., while on a visit to London. Mr. Lock was born in 1813, and was admitted a solicitor in 1835. He had practised for nearly forty-five years at Dorchester, and had been for about twelve years in partnership with his son, Mr. Arthur Henry Lock, who was admitted a solicitor in 1867. Mr. Lock had a good private practice. He was one of the deputy-coroners for Dorsetshire, a perpetual commissioner for that county, and a commissioner to administer oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature. He was for many years clerk to the Dorchester Board of Guardians, Assessment Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority, and he was also superintendent registrar, clerk to the Dorchester Burial Board, and solicitor to the Dorchester Building Society. Mr. Lock always took an active interest in municipal business. He was successively a town councillor and an alderman, and he served the office of mayor of Dorchester both in 1858 and in 1876. Creditors' Claims. CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY. LAST DAY OF PROOF. BENNETT, JAMES, Liverpool, Boot Manufacturer. March 1. Tomes v Bennett, District Registrar, Liverpool HALLEWELL, JOHN, Bradford, York, Woolstapler. March 1. Hallewell BAXTER, FLLEN, Woodford, Essex, Pork Butcher. March 5. Benton v JONES, SARAH, Tunbridge Wells. March 5. Jones v Jones, V.C. Malins. KELL, CHARLES JAMES, Westbrook, Worthing, Esq. March 5. Kell ▼ Kell, M.R Carpenter, Devereux et, Temple SHIRREFF, GEORGE WILLIAMS, Warnford ct, Throgmorton st, Stockbroker. March 9. Keighley v Shirreff, M.R. Shirreff, Palmerston buildings, Old Broad st SPURLING JEREMIAH, East Bergholt, Suffolk, Gent. March 11. Barker [Gazette, Feb 10.1 BAILEY, JOSEPH, Luton, Farmer. Mar 24. Bailey v. Bailey, V.C. Hall. Magill, Chancery lans BEEDHAM, JOHN, Whitby, York, Gent. Mar 12. Beedham v. Beedham, M.R. Mead, King s Bench walk, Temple COTTERELL, JAMES, Henham, Essex. Mar 9. Ward v. Cotterell, M.R. Swann, Chancery lane ELLIS, THOMAS, West Ashby, Lincoln. Mar 31. Kemp v. Ellis, V.C. FARRAR, JOHN, Slaithwaite, Huddersfield, Woollen Miller. Mar 5. Howard v. HARKER, WILLIAM, Low Row, York, Corn Dealer. Mar 5. Birkbeck MUGLISTON. STOTHERD SAMUEL, Billinghay, Lincoln, Gent. Feb 28. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, Bryncelyn Talysarn, Carnarvon, Butcher. Mar Roberts, Bangor [Gazette, Feb. 13.] Walker Mar 13. BELLHOUSE, JONAS, Beeston, nr Leeds, Innkeeper. FISHER, JOHN, Caeriton, Devon, Yeoman. Mar 27. Davey v. Waymouth, V,C. Hall. Philbrick, Basinghall st Fox, RICHARD, Manton, Lincoln, Farmer. Mar 12. Fox v. Brown, M.R. Freer, Brigg HARDINGHAM, JOHN, Cromer, Norfolk, Carpenter. Mar 15. Brooks v. Hardingham, V.C. Bacon. Linay, Norwich Oct 1. MACKENZIE, CAROLINE, Kalkite Cooma, New South Wales. Mackenzie v. Faunce, V.C. Bacon, Rowcliffe, Bedford row MACKENZIE, CHARLOTTE, Taroan Creek, Hunter's Hill, New South Wales. Oct 1. Mackenzie v. Faunce, V.C. Bacon. Rowcliffe, Bedford row MACKENZIE, CHARLOTTE, Coodra Vale, Yass, New South Wales. Oct 1. Mackenzie v. Faunce, V.C. Bacon, Rowcliffe, Bedford row MACKENZIE, JAMES GOODLET, Gladesville, Ryde, New South Wales, Esq. Oct 1. Mackenzie v. Faunce, V.C. Bacon. Rowcliffe, Bedford CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 25. LAST DAY OF CLAIM. ADAMS, JAMES, Ockbrook, Derby, Farmer. March 15. Sale and Mills, ALNER, JOHN MULLETT, Fifehead Neville, Dorset, Yeoman. ANDREWS, ABRAHAM, Birmingham, Licensed Victualler. March 4. March 1. BARRON, WILLIAM, Layston, Hertford, Ironfounder. March 20. Wortham, Royston BELL, EDWARD WILLIAM PERRINGTON, Kempsey, Worcester, MajorGeneral in the Army. March 25. Arnold and Sons, Birmingham BEVIS, GEORGE, Portsmouth, Builder. April 9. Marshall, Southsea BLACKFORD, JOHN, Ogbourne St Andrew, Wilts, Farmer. March 25. Kinneir and Tombs, Swindon BLAKE, AGNES, Disraeli rd, Putney. March 18. Harvey, Old Jewry BOURNE, ELLEN, Erdington, Warwick. March 1. Mathews and Smith, Birmingham BURBIDGE, ABRAHAM, Saltley, nr Birmingham, Farmer. March 1. Coleman and Son, Birmingham CATHERWOOD, GEORGE, Stock Exchange, Esq. March 31. Hine and Co, College hill, Cannon st CORBETT, ELIZABETH, Handsworth, Stafford. March 1. Coleman and Co, Birmingham CRAW HAY, HENRY, Oaklands park, Gloucester, Esq. March 25. Wintle and Co, Newnham CUNNINGHAM, ELIZABETH, Lytham, Lancaster. March 4. Sale and Co, Manchester DAVIES, JOAN, Carmarthen, Writer. March 10. Walters, Carmarthen DUDLEY, BENJAMIN, Green Lanes, Stoke Newington, Retired Licensed GORST, JOHN, Preston, Lancaster, Gent. March 22. Winder, Preston HOBBS, ELLEN, Vernon rd, Old Ford. March 30. Miss Esther Tubb, JOHNSON, ELIZABETH, Milverton, Warwick. Apr 1. KERRISON, SARAH, Mansfield rd, Gospel Oak BEAKE. AGNES (and not Blake as erroneously printed in last Gazette), MARY, Holbeach, Lincoln. April 1. Sturton, Holbeach BROWN. ANTHONY, Kingston-upon-Hull, Bookseller. June 1. Midel miss and Pearce, Hull BROWN, JOHN, Bath, Gent. April 3. Edmands, Bedford row BROWNI. W, HENRY, St. Mary's st, Stamford, Ironmonger. March 31. Atter, Stamford CURTIS, JACOB, Cinderford, Gloucester, Painter. March 1. Lacins Well ngton, Bilson Green, Cinderford DARLY, JAMES, Birmingham, Jeweller. March 10. Pointon. Birmingham FAIRLIE. JAMES, Lymington, Southampton, Retired Draper. Mar 26. FOULKES, THOMAS, Graig, nr Denbigh, Solicitor. March 31. Gold and GARTSIDE, HENRY, Saddleworth, York, Esq. April 1. Gartside, Ashton-under-Lyne GAUKROGER, JOSEPH, Halifax, Card Manufacturer. March 15. Wavell and Co, Halifax GOTT, MATTHEW, Holbeach, Lincoln, Gent. April 1. Sturton, Holbeach HARRIS, CHARLES, Balham New rd, Surrey, Farrier. March 6. Hopgood and Co, Whitehall pl HIRSCH, CHARLES, Longfellow rd, Mile End, Fish Salesman. March 6. Hicks, Grove rd, Victoria Park HOLLINS MARY, Alexander terrace, Putney. March 10. Berkeley, South sq, Gray's-inn HUDSON, HENRY, Portslade, Sussex, Farmer. March 17. Verrall Brighton LESLIE, JOHN, Caledonian Hotel, Adelphi terrace, Esq. March 20. Capron and Co, Savile pl MACKBETH, WILLIAM HENRY, Bristol, Ironmonger. March 8. Perham, Bristo. MANNING, FREDERICK, Leamington, Warwick, Esq. March 25. Freshfields and Williams, Bank bldgs MERYON, CHARLES PIX, Rye, Sussex, Banker. March 1. Dawes, Rye MORTLOCK, THOMAS SAMUEL, High st, Wapping, Licensed Victualler. March 6. Anning, Cheapside PRICE, CLEMENT UVEDALE, Bennett st, St. James's, Solicitor. April 15 Hallowes and Co, Bedford row PRING, ARTHUR Cox, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Merchant. April 15. Ingledew and Daggett, Newcastle-upon-Tyne RAYNER, JOSEPH, Woodhouse, Leeds, Music Seller. March 1. Scott Leeds ROY, JAMES, Gloucester rd, Regent's Park, Draper. March 25. Montagu, Bucklersbury RYCROFT, THOMAS, Weaverham Chester, Farmer. March 1. Cheshire and Son, Norwich SERLE, MARY ANN. Wakefield, Milliner. June 28. Harrison and Beaumont, Wakefield SMITH, RICHARD, Holsty, Hereford, Farmer. March 1. Symonds, Bridges, Hereford SPICER, RICHARD WARD, Penge, Surrey, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer. March 25. Montagu, Bucklersbury WARD, MARGARET, Halton, Chester, Post Mistress. Feb 28. Day and Lok, Runcorn WHITE, WILLIAM, Solihull, Warwick, Gent. March 28. Saunders and Bradbury, Birmingham WILLS, GEORGE FESSEY, Cargreen rd, South Norwood, Gent. Mar 25. Whately and Co, Birmingham fields. Field and Sons, Apr 1. Chapple, Little, Queen's sq, Bath March 25. Woodroofe, [Gazette, Feb. 10.] MATTHEWS, AMELIA, Elgin rd, Kennington pk. March 10. Hatton and Westcort, Strand NAPIER, WILLIAM, Percy villas, Kensington, Esq. March 20. Carr and Co, Basinghall st ODDIE, MIDGLEY, Haworth, York, Yeoman. March 1. Weatherhead and Bur, Keighley PALMER, WALTER, Chenies mews, Bedford sq, Cab Proprietor. Apr 3. Keane and Storey, Lincoln's inn fields PRATT, CHARLOTTE FLORENTIA, Morningside, nr Edinburgh. Apr 30. Crosse and Co, Lancaster pl, Strand PRICE. ERASMUS BARNESLEY, Lyonshall, Hereford, Gent. March 6. Tidd-Pratt and Davies, Kington SADLER, JAMES, Aston, Warwick, Gent. March 1. Coleman and Co, Birmingham SIMPSON, CHARLES, Kingston-on-Thames, Pawnbroker. March 25. Wilkinson and Howlett, Bedford st, Covent garden SMITH, THOMAS, Lapworth, Warwick, Gent. March 1. Coleman and Co, Birmingham STREET, DEBORAH, Speldhurst rd, South Hackney. March 31. Crosse and Co, Lancaster pl, Strand TODD, THOMAS, Upper Thames st, Esq. March 25. Devonshire, Frederick's pl, Old Jewry TODRIG, LYDIA, Greenwich, Kent. March 6. Tatham and Co, Queen Victoria st TOOVEY, ANN, Watford, Hertford. March 19. Rowell, Rickmansworth WATTS, GEORGE HENRY, Thatcham, Berks, Surgeon. March 25. Mecey and Son, Thatcham WEBSTER, JOHN HOLTON, Redcar, York, Bookseller. Apr 1. Stubbs, Middlesborough WILLIAMS, EDWARD, Small Heath, Birmingham, Gent. March 1. Jelf, Birmingham WILLIAM, WILLIAM, Bangor, Carnarvon, Builder. March 1. Hughes and Pritchard, Bangor [Gazette, Feb. 6.] AGAR, ELLEN, Wimpole st, Cavendish sq. March 20. Low, Wimpole st, Cavendish sq ARBLASTER, RICHARD, Aston New Town, nr Birmingham, Jobbing Cart Proprietor. March 31. Tyndall and Co, Birmingham ཤྭ་ ARKCOLL, CHARLES, Maidstone. April 30. Monckton and Co, Maid stone BARRETT, MARTHA, Blackpool. March 22. Ascroft, Preston BENNETT, MARIA, Deptford. March 10. Sedgwick and Turner, Watford BIDDELL, Rev ARTHUR JOHN, Exeter, Clerk. March 25. Follett and Co, Exeter CHANCELLOR, GEORGE, Reading, Provision Merchant. March 1. Beale and Martin, Reading COCKRELL, MARY, Warminster. March 31. Chapman and Ponting, Warminster COOPER, WILLIAM STEVENS, Linslade, Bucks, Gent. Mar 22, Newton, Leighton Buzzard COWLARD, RICHARD, Essex rd, Islington, Cab Master. March 24. Scott, Basinghall st DOYLE, JAMES, Bootle, Stevedore. March 5. Quinn, Liverpool ELSEY, WILLIAM, West Lodge, Ealing, Lieut-Col. April 15. Billing. hurst and Wood, Bucklersbury FITCH, JOHN, Crofton rd, Camberwell, Gent. March 19. Thomson and Edwards, Moorgate st FLEMING, CHARLOTTE FRANCES, Queen's gate, Kensington, March 31. FRASER, ANNE, Leamington. April 15. Pears and Co, Liverpool Son, Southampton April 3. Hickman and GIDNEY, WILLIAM JEREMIAH, Putney, Gent. March 18. Gidney, Fins bury circus HOLLAND, THOMAS, Uoton-upon-Severn, Worcester, Gent. March 1. Coventry, Upton-upon-Severa JONES, JOHN, Brighton, Retired Shoemaker. March 1. Roberts, Bangor JONES, SARAH, Wellington, Salop, Innkeeper. March 17. Taylor, WelLITTLE, WILLIAM, Ossington, Bayswater, Gent. March 20. Stileman and Neate, Bloomsbury sq lington LLOYD, CATHERINE ELIZABETH, Thornbury, Gloucester. March 31. Crossman and Lloyd, Thornbury LONG, JAMES, Liverpool, Surgeon. March 15. Wareing and Cropper, Liverpool FEB. 19.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Bristol and Portishead Pier and Railway, Llanelly and Mynydd Mawr Railway, Llantrissant and Taff Vale Junction Railway. FEB. 20.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Beverley and Barmston Drainage, Neath Harbour Commissioners, South Essex and Dengie Flats Reclamation, Milford Docks, Cardiff Water, and Bristol Port and Channel Dock. FEB. 23.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-British Gaslight Company, Limited (Staffordshire Potteries), Corris Railway, Wednesfield and Wyrley Bank Railway (Abandonment), and Pegwell Bay Reclamation and Sandwich Haven Improvement. BILLS READ A FIRST TIME. BILL TO ENLARGE THE POWERS OF OWNERS OF Settled LAND (The Lord Chancellor). South Coast Railway, Southsea Railway, Swindon, Marl-borough, aud Andover Railway, Liverpool Water. STRENSALL COMMON. BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. ARTIZANS' DWELLINGS ACT (1868) AMENDMENT ACT (1879) AMENDMent. ANCIENT MONUMENTS. FEB. 25.-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Eastbourne Gas, Gateshead and South Shields Tramways. COUNTY COURTS (Mr. Norwood). BLIND AND DEAF MUTE BILL TO AMEND THE LAW RELATING TO BILL TO IMPROVE THE CONSTITUTION AND EXTEND THE BILL TO ENABLE HER MAJESTY'S POSTMASTER-GENERAL TO ENLARGE AND ACQUIRE A SITE FOR THE SOUTH-WESTERN (OF LONDON) DISTRICT POST-OFFICE (Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson). BILL TO AMEND THE LAW OF PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS (Mr. Anderson). BILL TO SIMPLIFY THE PRACTICE OF CONVEYANCING (The Friday... 5 BILL TO SHORTEN IN CERTAIN CASES THE PERIODS OF LIMI- BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE REMUNERATION OF SOLICITORS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. FEB. 19.-BILLS IN COMMITTEE. ARTIZANS' DWELLINGS ACT (1868) AMENDMENT ACT (1879) AMENDMENT. ANCIENT MONUMENTS (passed through Committee). BILL READ A FIRST TIME. BILL FURTHER TO AMEND THE LAWS RELATING TO THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE IN ENGLAND AND WALES (Mr. Elliot). FEB. 23-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Devon and Cornwall Railway (No. 1), Exmouth and District Water, Hounslow and Metropolitan Railway, Hundred of Hoo Railway, Hyde Gas, Lea Bridge, Leyton, and Walthamstow Tramways, London and SouthWestern Railway, Maidstone Gas, Prescot Gas, Southwark and Vauxhall Water, and Stafford Borough. CRIMINAL CODE (referred to Select Committee). INDIAN SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES. BILL READ A FIRST TIME. BILL FOR TAKING THE CENSUS OE ENGLAND (Mr. SclaterBooth). FEB. 24-BILLS READ A SECOND TIME. PRIVATE BILLS.-Bury and Tottington District Railway, Chester Gas, Didcot, Newbury, and Southampton Junction Railway, Liverpool United Gas, London, Brighton, and Saturday... .... MASTER OF THE ROLLS. Mr. Clowes V. C. HALL. Mr. Farrer Teesdale Farrer Merivale Mr. Justice Mr. Latham Leach V.C. MALINS. Mr. King Wednesday... 3 Thursday Pemberton Ward ... 4 .... Pemberton Ward Pemberton Koe Clowes Koe Clowes Koe V. C. BACON. 1Mr. Jackson 2 ...... Cobby Teesdale Monday, March Wednesday.. 3 Thursday Friday.. Saturday... SALE OF ENSUING WEEK. Latham Leach March 4.-Messrs. MARSH, MILNER & Co., at the Guildhall Coffee House, Gresh am-street, at 12 for 1 p.m., Reversions, Policies, &c. (see advertisement, this week p. 4. The prospectus of the Indian Glenrock Gold Mining Company, Limited, has been issued. The capital is £100,000 in 100,000 shares of £1 each. The Company is formed for the purpose of purchasing and working mining rights on the estate of Glenrock, situate in the Madras Presidency. This estate extends over more than 3,000 acres, containing reefs of auriferous quartz; it has been visited and examined by the Chairman of the Company, and by an Engineer of great experience in quartz-crushing, and pronounced by him to a most valuable property. Three of the Directors of the South Indian Gold Mining Company have agreed to become the first directors of the Company. The presence of Engineers on the spot will be immediately utilized in the commencement of operations, and Mr. Harvey will shortly proceed to India to act for both this and the South Indian Gold Mining Company. Fitchett, S To Surrender in the Country. Derby, Provision Dealer. Pet Feb 20. Weller. Derby, Mar 9 at 12 Knowles, George, Manchester, Picture Dealer. Pet Feb 19. Manchester, Mar 12 at 12 Lister. Owen, Benjamin, and Joseph Downham Hill, Logsight, nr Manchester, Stone and Slate Merchants. Pet Feb 21. Lister. Manchester, Mar 12 at 12 Shrimpt n, Charles James, Ramsgate, Kent, Lodging house Keeper. Pet Feb 20. Furley. Canterbury. Mar 12 at 2 Turner. William, Beighton. Derby, out of business. Pet Feb 19. Wake. Sheffield, Mar 10 at 1 Liquidations by Arrangement. FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. Alleeson, Humphrey, High st, Homerton, Cattle Salesman. Mar 4 at Barber, Tom, Hyde, Chester, Coal Dealer. Mar 3 at 12 at the Albion Mar 10 at 1 a: Committee Room, Devonshire blogs, Eastbank st, Southport Bentley, Jehn, Longten, Stafford, Grocer. Mar 5 at 10.30 at offices of Adderley and Marfleet, Normacott rd Longton Blaber, Archibald, Horsted Keynes, Sussex, Farmer. Mar 6 at 1 at the Bent Hotel, Lindfield. Goodman, Brighton Bowker, James Arthur, Huddersfield, Watchmaker. Mar 4 at 11 at offices of Ramsden and Co, John William st, Huddersfield Boyce, Arthur, Curtain rd, Looking Glass Manufacturer. Mar 5 at 2 at the Mason's Hall Tavern, Mason's avenue, Coleman st. Ashley and Co, Frederick's pl Boycott, Richard, Wolverhampton, Baker. Mar 9 at 11 at offices of Smith, Lich Gates, Queen q, Wolverhampton Brookfield, John, Kidderminster, China Dealer. Feb 25 at 3.30 at offices of Miller and Co, Church st, Kid 'ermintter Brown, Thomas Blakeman, Woodstock, Oxford, Schoolmaster Mar 2 at 1 at off ces of Faulkner and Coggins, Hudson st, Deddington Burch, William, Blundell st, Caledonian rd, Coach Builder. Mar 9 at 12.30 at offices of Andrew and Co, Great James st, Bedford row Butt, James, Andover gardens, Hornsey rise, Carman. Mar 8 at 3 at offices of Gribble, King st, Cheapside Butterworth, Berjamin, Hanson's court, Cannon st, Agent. Mar 5 at 3 at offices of Booth, Cooper st, Manchester Cherry, Charles Edward, King's rd, Chelsea, Accountant. Mar 8 at 12 at offices of Cape and Harris, Old Jewry Charlton, Arthur, Newman st, Oxford st, Licensed Victualler. Mar 15 at 3 at the Inns of Court Hotel, High Holborn. Sweeting, Southampton st, Holborn Mar 4 at 3 at Carrington, Harriet, Birmingham, out of busin: ss. offices of Jaques, Temple row, Birmingham Carter, Charles, Stratton, Cornwall. Ship Builder. Mar 5 at 12 at offices of Thorne, Castle st, Barnstaple Clark, John, Thixendale, York, Farmer. Mar 3 at 11 at at offices of White, Exchange st, Great Driffield Clulow, Albert, Nantwich, Cheshire, Licensed Victualler. Feb 27 at 2 at offices of Warburton, Nantwich rd, Crewe Coldwell, Joseph, Guiseley, Boot Maker. Mar 2 at 3 at offices of Wood, Bank st, Leeds, Rhodes, Leeds Collyer, William, Oakley st, Westminster Bridge rd, Engineer. Mar 2 2 at offices of Rawlings and Wright, Railway approach, London Bridge. Grueber, Railway approach Cooper, William, Aylesbury, no occupation. Mar 11 at 1 at Park Hotel, Curtis, George, Sheffield, Joiner. Mar 1 at 3 at offices of Clegg and Dalton, Joseph, sen. Allers St John's Chapel, Durham, Farmer. Mar 4 at 12 at Waterloo Hotel, Durham. Patrick and Son, Durham Dalton, Joseph, jun, Stanhope, Durham, Builder. Mar 4 at 2 at Waterloo Hotel, Durham. Patrick and Son, Durham Davies, David, Swansea. Ironmonger. Mar 2 at 3.30 at Trite and Co, Albion chambers, Bristol. Thomas, Swansea Dewar, Charles Frederick, Whitworth rd, South Norwood. Mar 5 at 3 at Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Barraud. Arthur st West Dickens, Charles Macalpine, Silver st, Notting hill. Mar 10 at 12 at offices of Ladbury and Co, Cheapside. Owles, Chancery lane Dickenson, Charles, Westhoughton, Lancaster, Joiner. Mar 3 at 3 at offices of Dawson an Pennington, Wod st, Bolton Dixon, Wilson, Bradford, York, Clogger. Mar i at 11 at offices of Beverley, Hustlergate, Bradford Dowey, John, and John Dowey.jun, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Boot and Shoe Makers. Mar 3 at 12 at offices of Rhagg, Graiuger st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Drew. William, Okehampton, Devon, Boot and Shoe Maker. Mar 10 at 1 at offices of Southcott, Post office st, Bedford circus, Exeter. Bur', Okehampton Dyer, William, Balsall Heath, Worcester, Baker. Mar 4 at 4 at offices of Fallows, Cherry st, Birmingham Egan, Michael Francis, Birmingham, Provision Dealer. Mar 4 at 12 at offices of Walker, Imperial chambers, Colmore row, Birmingham Fisher, Alfred Thomas, Walworth rd, Dealer in Clothes. Mar 4 at 3 at offices of Butcher, Cheapside Gardener, James, Stratford-upon-Avon, Clothier. Mar 6 at 11 at Finsbury pl Gibbs, Edwin Charles, Bristol, Boot Maker. Mar 2 at 12 at offices of Marat 3 at offices of Fallows, Cherry st, Birmingham Graham, John, Audley, Stafford, Chester, Tailor. Mar 9 at 3 at offices of Cooper and Co, John st, Tunstall Green, Sidney George, West Bromwich, Stafford, Hosier. Mar 3 at 3 at offices of Rawlings, Ann st, Birmingham Grin, William, Sneinton Hermitage, Nottingham, Licensed Victualler. Mar 5 at 3 at offices of Lees, Severn chambers, Middle pavement, Nottingham Guyatt, William, Westbourne, Sussex. Farmer. Mar 5 at 3 at the Anchor Hotel, West st, Chichester. Janman, East Palant, Chiches. ter Hall, Spencer Timothy, Burnley, Lancaster, Homoeopathist. Mar 9 at Harvey, David, Newport, Isle of Wight, General Salesman. Mar 5 at 1 at offices of Edmonds and Co, Cheapside. Joyce Hammond, Charles John, Chalmers terrace, Stoke Newington, Cattle Dealer. Mar 1 at 10 at offices of Cotton and Co, Charlotte st, Bedford sq Mar 8 at Herdman, William, Cowpen Village, Northumberland, Licensed Jackson, William, Guildford st, Russell sq, Warehouseman. Mar 3 at 11 at offices of Pullen, Harp lane, Great Tower st James, Jacob, Sidcup, Kent, Grocer. Mar 2 at 2 at offices of Russell and Co, Old Jewry chimbrs Jones, William, Caemawr, Carnarvon, Farmer. Mar 9 at 2 at offices of Jones and Co, Market st, Carnarvon Keene, Thomas Pacey, Hungerford, Somerset, Clerk in Holy Orders. Mar 4 at 3.30 at offices of Clark and Collins, Trowbridge King, William, Colmworth, Bedford, Carpenter. Mar 10 at 10.30 at offices of Mitchell and Webb, St Paul's s7, Bedford Kirkpatrick, Henry James, Clevedon, Somerset, Ironmonger. at 2 at offices of Ware, Shannon et, Corn st, Bristol. Bristol Mar 5 Cussham, Lapish, Thomas, Bridlington, York, Shoemaker. Feb 27 at 12.30 at the Station Hotel, York. Harland, Bridlington Mar 3 at 12 at the Warwick Law, Henry, Hadleigh, Essex, Baker. Mar 9 at 11 at the Old Ship Inn, Lowe, Benjamin, Swansea, Tailor. Mar 1 at 2.30 at offices of Field, Lycett, Edward, Westbourne ter, North Paddington, Cheesemonger. Marsland, Edward Ashhurst, Millbrook, Han's, Commission Agent. |
