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NIVEN, HARRIET, Chelsea May 17 Walters & Co, New sq

PHIPPEN, ELI, Highgate, Nurseryman May 11 Howard & Shelton, Tower chmbrs,
Moorgate

ROWLANDS, RICHARD WILLIAMS, Bangor, Carnarvon May 6 Thornton Jones, Bangor
SHEFFIELD, SARAH, Deptford May 28 Plews, Rood In

TURNER, JANE, Manchester May 14 Slater & Co, Manchester

BUYTEN, CAROLINE FRANCK, née VAN, Leicester pl, Leicester sq
Abrahams & Co, Old Jewry

May 28 Michael

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, April 12.

BASKERVILLE, WALTER THOMAS MYNORS, Radnor May 12 Francis & Calder, Adelaide pl, London bdge

EDGAR, ROBERT, Halifax May 2 Storey & Willans, Halifax

FARRAR, ALBERT, Brighouse, York, Baker June 1 George Furniss & Co, Brighouse
FLAMSTEED, CHARLOTTE CATHERINE, Bournemouth May 26 Riddell & Co, John st,
Bedford row

GRIFFIN, JOHN JOSEPH, Plaistow, MD May 12 Guillaume & Sons, Salisbury sq
LANGBEIN, HENRY CARI, Boscombe May 9 Foster, Gracechurch st
PENISTAN, JOSEPH, Lincoln May 7 Andrew & Trotter, Lincoln
May 6 Metcalfe & Birkett, Raymond PROCTER, EMMA, Fulham June 5 Merriman & Co, Austin Friars

WALTER, JOHN, Shepherd's Bush May 17 Baileys & Co, Berners st

WARREN, WILLIAM ROBERT, Witheridge, Devon
bldgs
WELDIN, MARY, Humber, Hereford May 9
WHEELER, WILLIAM, Tudor st, Cloth Factor
WHITE, ANN, Eccles, nr Manchester May 10
WINTER, MARTHA ELIZABETH, Gainsborough

Robinson & Son, Leominster
June 1 Fraser, Soho sq
La Coste Bowden, Manchester
July 22 Iveson & Son, Gainsborough

SMITH, ANDREW, Compton, nr Winchester June 1 Bowker & Sons, Winchester
SMITH, MARY LOUISE, Redland, Bristol May 12 Wansbrough & Co, Bristol
STELFOX, JOHN WILSON, Earlestown, Lancs, Bootmaker April 16 Longton, Warrington
STREATER, JAMES HOBBS, Sloane st, Chemist May 14 Child & Child, Sloane st
WITHINGTON, ELLZABETH, Bury, Lancs May 11 Crompton, Bury

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BLAKEMORE, TOM, Burton on Trent, Licensed Victualler Burton on Trent Pet April 2 Ord April 2 BRALESFORD, WILLIAM, Nottingham, Commission Agent Nottingham Pet April 5 Ord April 5

BRICE, E H, Highbury, Cab Proprietor High Court Pet March 11 Ord April 5

BRIGG, THOMAS HARGREAVES, Harley st, Cavendish sq, Civil Engineer High Court Pet Feb 28 Ord March BROCKLESBY, WILLIAM, Leeds Leeds Pet April 2 Ord April 2

28

BURRILL, ROBERT, Fareham, Hants, Auctioneer Portsmouth Pet March 17 Ord April 1 CARAPATA, PETER, Sutherland avue, Harrow rd, General

Mining Agent High Court Pet Sept 3 Ord April 5 CARTER, GEORGE, Stoke St Milborough, Salop, Machinist Leominster Pet April 5 Ord April 5 CLUCAS, GEORGE, Liverpool, Baker Liverpool Pet April 5 Ord April 5

COATES, JOHN, Bradford, Yarn Merchant Bradford Pet
March 26 Ord April 6

COLLINS & Co, Pentonville rd, Wall Paper Merchants
High Court Pet March 25 Ord April 5
CRAVEN, GEORGE HARRY, Pickering, Yorks, Corn Miller
Scarborough Pet March 23 Ord April 6
DEATH, MICHAEL, Cricklewood High Court
16 Ord April 5

Pet March

Pet March

DE RHODES, STANISLAS, Dulwich High Court 11 Ord April 5 DEWICK, THOMAS JAMES, Barbican, Printer High Court Pet April 5 Ord April 5 FLEETWOOD, THOMAS JAMES RICHARDSON, St Just in Roseland, Cornwall, Innkeeper Truro Pet April 6 Ord April 6

HARVEY, GEORGE, and JOHN HARVEY, Wellington, Salop, Coachbuilders Madeley Pet April 4 Ord April 4 HIRST, HENRY, Liversedge, York Dewsbury Pet April 6 Ord April 6

HOBBINS, SAMUEL WASS, Stourton, Lincs High Court
Pet July 17 Ord April 1

HORWOOD, FREDERICK, Yardley, Worcesters, Boot Maker
Birmingham Pet April 4 Ord April 4
JELLIE, JOHN STEPHENSON, Clifton, Bristol, Schoolmaster
Bristol Pet April 6 Ord April 6

KEAST, WILLIAM, East Looe, Cornwall, Watchmaker
Plymouth Pet April 5 Ord April 5
KELLY, JOHN JOSEPH, Liverpool, General Draper Liver-
pool Pet April 4 Ord April 4
KENNEDY, SIDNEY SCOTT, Abchurch lane High Court
Pet March 16 Ord April 6
LANDES, JEAN, and JOSEPH REICHER, Manchester, Mer-
chants Manchester Pet March 23 Ord April 5
LEFEVER, WALTER ALEXANDER, Hackney rd, Timber
Merchant High Court Pet March 17 Ord April 6
LORD, JAMES, Byfield, Northampton, Butcher Northamp-
ton Pet April 6 Ord April 6
MAY, JOHN WILLIAM, Clapham, Butcher Wandsworth
Pet April 2 Ord April 2
MOULD, ENOCH, JOSEPH ENOCH MOULD, BENJAMIN MOULD,

JOSHUA MOULD, CALEB EPHRATAH MOULD, ISAAC
MOULD, Scholar Green, Chester, Colliery Proprietors
Macclesfield Pet April 2 Ord April 2
ORMANDY, WILLIAM, Southport, Estate Agent Wigan Pet
April 6 Ord April 6

PHILLIPS, ALFRED, Cardiff, Horse Dealer Cardiff Pet
April 4 Ord April 4
PLATNAUER, ALBERT LOUIS, and PERCY LOUIS PLATNAUER,
Birmingham, Wholesale Jewellers Birmingham Pet
April 6 Ord April 6
PRATT, JAMES, Bradford, Contractor Bradford Pet April
5 Ord April 5

PRICE, DAVID, Swansea, Milk Vendor Swansea Pet
March 23 Ord April 4

PROCTOR, CHARLES, Green st, Bethnal Green, Furniture Broker High Court Pet March 17 Ord April 6

RICHARDS, WILLIAM FRANK, Didsbury, Lancs, Plumber
Stockport Pet April 5 Ord April 5
SPILLER, CHARLES HENRY, Bristol, Beerhouse Keeper
Bristol Pet April 6 Ord April 6
THORP, CHARLES GLOVER, Nottingham, Physician Not-
tingham Pet April 6 Ord April 6

TRESSLER, CARL ERNST AMANDUS FERDINAND LEOPOLD,
Gracechurch st, Merchant High Court Pet April 5
Ord April 5

TROW, THOMAS, Newtown, Montgomery, Grocer Newtown
Pet April 5 Ord April 5

VINCENT, EDGAR JOHN, Wavertree, Liverpool, Tea Mer-
chant Liverpool Pet Feb 26 Ord April 5
WADDIE, ALFRED GORDON, Liverpool Liverpool
March 22 Ord April 6

Pet

WALTERS, JOHN, and JOHN JONES, Ogmore Vale, Glam, WHITE, W A, Inverness ter, Hyde Park High Court Pet Builders Cardiff Pet April 4 Ord April 4

Jan 5 Ord April 4

WILTSHIRE, JAMES HENRY, Mountain Ash, Glam, Fruiterer Aberdare Pet April 5 Ord April 5

Amended notice substituted for that published in the London Gazette of April 1:

SIMMONS, CHARLES EDWARD, Balsall Heath, Worcesters, Gas Fitter Birmingham Pet March 29 Ord March

29

FIRST MEETINGS.

ALLINSON, JOHN BENJAMIN, Leeds, Boot Manufacturer
April 20 at 11 Off Rec, 22, Park row, Leeds
BATEY, WILLIAM, Gateshead, Builder April 18 at 11.30
Off Rec, 30, Mosley st, Newcastle on Tyne
BLAKEMORE, TOM, Burton on Trent, Licensed Victualler

April 15 at 11 Off Rec, 40, St Mary's gate, Derby BRIGG, THOMAS HARGREAVES, Harley st, Cavendish sq, Civil Engineer April 19 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st

BROADBENT, ALBERT EDWIN, Dewsbury, Plasterer April 15 at 3 30 Off Rec, Bank chmbrs, Batley BROADBENT, JAMES, Barrow in Furness, Fishmonger April 15 at 12 Off Rec, 16, Cornwallis st, Barrow in Furness

BURRILL, ROBERT, Fareham, Hants, Auctioneer April 19 at 3.30 Off Rec, Cambridge Junction, High st, Portsmouth

CLEMENTS, THOMAS, New Swindon, Wilts, Fruiterer April
18 at 3.15 Off Rec, 46, Cricklade st, Swindon
CLEWES, GEORGE HENRY, Derby, Grocer April 15 at 11 45
Off Rec. 40, St Mary's gate, Derby

CoOK, EDWARD, Gt Grimsby, Fish Merchant April 15 at
11.30 Off Rec, 15, Osborne st, Gt Grimsby
CoTTLE, ALFRED WILSON, Liverpool, Confectioner

April

20 at 12 Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liverpool
DREWITT, FRANK GIBSON, Gosport, Hants, Cycle Maker
April 19 at 3 Off Rec, Cambridge junction, High st,
Portsmouth

EDWARDS, HOWELL, Aberkenfig, Glam, Innkeeper April
22 at 10.30 Off Rec, 29, Queen st, Cardiff
EWING, BASIL, Chesterfield, Corn Merchant April 16 at 2
Angel Hotel, Chesterfield

FIDLER, WALTER, New Basford, Notts, Card Puncher
April 19 at 12 Off Rec, 4, Castle pl, Park st, Notting-

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MORITZ, LIONEL, Bury st, General Merchant April 20 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st MOULDING, HENRY, Blackburn, Cabinet Maker April 22 at 3 County Court House, Blackburn ORAMS, GERGE WALTER, Evesham, Watchmaker April 16 at 12 Off Rec, 45, Copenhagen st, Worcester PAYNE, THOMAS, St John's Wood, Cook April 20 at 2.3) Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st RIDELL, CHABLES FREDERICK, Victoria st, Publisher April 21 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st SKUSE, THOMAS GEORGE, and JOHN MCCULLUM, Swansea, Grocers April 15 at 11 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st SNOW, ARTHUR, Essex st, Strand, Solicitor April 21 at 2.30 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st

SQUIRES, THOMAS, Bletchley, Bucks, Butcher April 16 at 1 Off Rec, County Court buildings, Sheep st, Northampton

STEVENS, ARTHUR HORACE, and PERCY CREW HANLEY, Little Poulteney st, Greengrocers April 20 at 12 Bankruptcy bldgs, Carey st

STONE, JOHN VOISEY, Bristol, Printer April 20 at 12 Off Rec, Baldwin st, Bristol

SUTTON, HERBERT, Eckington, Derbys, Miner April 16 at 2.30 Angel Hotel, Chesterfield

TALBOT, ELI, Worle, Somersets, Baker April 16 at 11 W
H Tamlyn, High st, Bridgwater
THOMAS, HENRY POWELL, Ponder's End, Draper April 21
at 3 8, Temple chmbrs, Temple avenue
WILDE, GEORGE HENRY, Stockport, Licensed Victualler
April 19 at 11.30 Off Rec, County chmbrs, Market pl,
Stockport

WILLCOCKS, GEORGE, Falmouth, Saddler
Off Rec, Boscawen st, Truro

ADJUDICATIONS.

April 21 at 12

ASHWORTH, GEORGE HENRY, Dewsbury Dewsbury Pet
April 5 Ord April 5
BARTON, CHARLES CROKER, Lowndes sq, Belgravia High
Court Pet Feb 21 Ord April 5
BASNETT, JAMES MCTURK, Stoke upon Trent Stoke upon
Trent Pet April 5 Ord April 5

BEVERLEY, WILLIAM HENRY, Brentwood, Essex, Lieutenant
Chelmsford Pet Nov 22 Ord March 25
BLAKEMORE, TOм, Burton on Trent, Li eased Victualler
Burton on Trent Pet April 2 Ord April 2
BRALESFORD, WILLIAM, Gotham, Notts, Commission Agent
Nottingham Pet April 5 Ord April 5

BURTON, ERNEST HERBERT, and STUART KINGSLEY CORKE, Red Lion sq, Mount Makers High Court Pet March 12 Ord April 2

CARTER, GEORGE, Stoke St Milborough, Salop, Machinist
Leominster Pet April 4 Ord April 5
CARTER, LOBANCE WILLIAM, Old Broad st High Court
Pet March 19 Ord April 2

COTTLE, ALFRED WILSON, Liverpool, Confectioner Liver.
pool Pet March 21 Ord April 6
DE L'ISLE and DUDLEY, Lord, Wellington ct, Knights-
bridge High Court Pet Nov 11 Ord April 4
DENHAM, GEORGE, Brighouse, Cooper Halifax Pet April
1 Ord April 1

DEWICK, THOMAS JAMES, Barbican High Court Pet April 5 Úrd April 5

ELWOOD, THOMAS, Liverpool, Tailor Liverpool Pet Feb 23 Ord April 4

FLEETWOOD, THOMAS JAMES RICHARDSON, St Just in Roseland, Cornwall, Innkeeper Truro Pet April 6 Ord April 6

HERZOG, FREDERICK, Stamford Hill, Cotton Broker High Court Pet April 1 Ord April 2

HIRST, HENRY, Liversedge, York Dewsbury Pet April 6
Ord April 6

HOLLOWAY, WILLIAM, Westgate on Sea, Solicitor Canter-
bury Pet Dec 23 Ord April 4
HORWOOD, FREDERICK, Yardley, Boot Maker Birmingham
Pet April 4 Ord April 5

HUNT, ALFRED, Plumstead, Tailor Greenwich Pet March 30 Ord April 5

JONES, CLEMENT SELKIRK, Peckham, Furniture Dealer
High Court Pet Feb 21 Ord April 5
KELLY, JOHN JOSEPH, Liverpool, General Draper Liver-
pool Pet April 4 Ord April 4

MAY, JOHN WILLIAM, Clapham, Butcher Wandsworth
Pet April 1 Ord April 2
MILLINGTON, JAMES, Much Wenlock, Salop, Licensed
Victualler Madeley Pet March 12 Ord April 6
MOULD, ENOCH, JOSEPH ENOCH MOULD, BENJAMIN MOULD
JOSHUA MOULD, CALEB EPHRATAH MOULD, and
ISAAC MOULD, Scholar Green, Chester, Colliery Pro-
prietors Macclesfield Pet April 1 Ord April 2
ORMANDY, WILLIAM, Southport, Estate Agent Wigan Pet

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PAGETT, JOHN, Newport, Mon, Boot Dealer Newport,
Mon Pet March 28 Ord April 6

PRATT, JAMES, Bradford, Contractor Bradford Pet April
5 Ord April 5

PRICE, DAVID, Swansea, Milk Vendor

5

Swansea

Pet

NORTHMORE, SOLOMON, Ugborough, Devon, Butcher Ply-
mouth Pet April 7 Ord April 7

WAITE, RICHARD, Burnley, Grocer Burnley Pet April 7
Ord April 7

ADJUDICATION ANNULLED.

RITISH

COLUMBIA-YUKON.

street, Victoria, B.C., Canada; cable address "Marlang." INSURED AGAINST

R. March 23 Ord AprilANK, Didsbury, Lancs, Plumber SOMERS, EMMA, Voryd, Rhyl, Flints, Hotel Keeper's CARRIAGES INS by Collision, the Falling,

Stockport Te: April 5 Crd April 5

STEVENS, ARTHUR HORACE, and PERCY CREW HANLEY,

Little Pulteney st, Greengrocers High Court Pet
April 1 Ord April 5

STONE, JOHN VOISEY, Bristol, Printer Bristol Pet March
30 Ord April 4

STOTT-MILNE, JOHN, and ROBERT STOTT-MILNE, Bredbury, nr Stockport, Colliery Proprietors Stockport Pet Feb 28 Ord April 6

THORMAN, WILLIAM JOHN, Finsbury High Court Pet Feb 19 Ord April 6

THORP, CHARLES GLOVER, Nottingham, Physician Not-
tingham Pet April 6 Ord April 6

TRESSLER, CARL ERNST AMANDUS FERDINAND LEOPOLD,
Mark lane, Merchant High Court Pet April 5 Ord
April 6

WILTSHIRE, JAMES HENRY, Mountain Ash, Glam, Fruiterer
Aberdare Pet April 4 Ord April 5

London Gazette.-TUESDAY, April 12.

RECEIVING ORDERS.

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LEIGHTON, THOMAS, Gt Grimsby, Potter Gt Grimsby
April 4 Ord April 4

Pet

Pet

Assistant Bangor Adjud Aug 13, 1897
March 23

Annul

Al letters intended for publication in the
"Solicitors' Journal" must be authenticated
by the name of the writer.

Bolting or Kicking of Horses, or by being Run into by other Vehicles.

Policies issued for the Year or Season only. Prospectuses post-free.

IMPERIAL ACCIDENT, LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL INSURANCE
Co., LIMITED,
17, Pall Mall East, London, S.W.
Agents Wanted.

Subscription, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, which in- LONSDALE PRINTING WORKS, cludes Indexes, Digests, Statutes, and Post

LONSDALE BUILDINGS, 27, CHANCERY LANE.

age, 528. WEEKLY REPORTER, in wrapper, ALEXANDER & SHEPHEARD,
268.; by Post, 288. SOLICITORS' JOURNAL,
26s.; by Post, 28s. Volumes bound at the
office-cloth, 2s. 9d., half law calf, 5. 6d.

COMMON DISEASES.

2. THE LUNGS.

Lung troubles in the British Isles are more common than any other diseases. Simple catarrhs or colds lead to bronchitis and inflammation of the lungs. In addition to these minor troubles the lungs are subject to diseases due to germs such as consumption. When at a mean sea level the

PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS & PERIODICALS. And all General and Commercial Work. Every description of Printing-large or small. Printers of THE SOLICITORS' JOURNAL Newspaper. Authors advised with as to Printing and Publishing. Estimates and all information furnished. Contracts entered into.

oxygen is plentiful, all the breathing capacity of the lungs BRAND & CO.'S

is not used; but ascend, say, a mile above sea level, and
all the lung substance is called into play. That is how
consumptives are sent to places a mile and more above sea

MORRIS, JOSEPH, Kingston upon Hull, Liqueur Manufac-
turer Kingston upon Hull Pet April 7 Ord April 7
NORTHMORE, SOLOMON, Ugborough, Devon, Butcher Ply-level, where they are benefited and sometimes cured.
mouth Pet April 7 Ord April 7

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CHAPMAN, DANIEL, and THOMAS COLYER SHEFFIELD, Bir-
mingham, Drapers April 21 at 11 174, Corporation
bldgs, Birmingham

DENNIS, WILLIAM ALBERT, Sunderland, Fruiterer April
20 at 3 Off Rec, 25, John st, Sunderland
EISENBERG, ABRAHAM HARRIS, Cardiff, Tobacconist April
21 at 11 Off Rec, 29, Queen st, Cardiff
FLETCHER, JAMES, and JOHN ARTHUR HIRST, Burnley,
Electrical Engineers April 19 at 3.30 Off Rec, Byrom
tt, Manchester

JACKSON, EDWARD, Huyton, nr Liverpool, Paint Manufac-
turer April 26 at 12 Off Rec, 35, Victoria st, Liver-
pool
LILLIE, DOUGLAS, Port Clarence, Durham, Grocer April
27 at 3 Off Rec, 8, Albeit id, Middlesborouga
ORMANDY, WILLIAM, Southport. Estate Agent April 19 at
3 Court house, King st, Wigan

April 19

PEARS, JONATHAN BOWROS, Sunderland, Ropemaker April
20 at 3.30 Off Rec, 25, John st, Sunderland
SEYMOUR, WILLIAM, Soham, Cambridge, Farmer
at 11 Off Rec, 5, Fetty Cury, Cambridge
TROW, THOMAS, Newtown, Montgomery, Grocer April 21
at 12.30 1, High st, Newtown
WILDGOOSE, JOB, Ardwick, Manchester April 22 at 2 30
Off Rec, Byrom st, Manchester
ADJUDICATIONS.

BATEY, WILLIAM, Gateshead, Builler Newcastle on Tyne
Pet Feb 12 Ord April 5
BROOKFIELD, WILLIAM, EDWARD BROOKFIELD, and WILLIAM
BALL, Longton, Staffs, Earthenware Manufacturers
Stoke upon Trent Pet March 29 Ord April 7
BROWN, ANNETTE JANE, Cardiff Cardiff Pet March 8
Ord April 7

BROWN, JOHN CROXTON, Stanwick, Northamptons North-
ampton Pet March 26 Ord April 7

EULLIVANT, RICHARD ARTHUR, Headingley, Leeds, Archi-
tect Leeds Pet April 7 Ord April 7
CARRINGTON, THEODORE, Clifton, Bristol Bristol Pet
March 25 Ord April 7

COLLIER, JOZEPH HENRY, Bulwell, Nottingham, Assistant
Surgeon Nottingham Pet April 7 Ord April 7
DAVIES, DAVID MORGAN, Penarth, Glam, Clothier Cardiff
Pet March 14 Ord April 7

DAVIES, OWEN, Llanelly, Grocer

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FARROW, WILLIAM, Colne Engaine, Eceex, Farmer Col-
chester Pet March 11 Ord April 6
GRANT, JOHN WALKER, Stantonbury, Bucks, Draper
Northampton Pet March 25 Ord April 7

HEBDON, ALFRED, Goole, Yorks, Keelman Wakefield Pet
April 7 Ord April 7

JACKSON, EDWARD, Huyton, nr Liverpool, Paint Manu-
facturer Liverpool Pet March 8 Ord April 7

JOSES, JOHN, Clydach, Glam, Farmer Swansea Pet April
4 Ord April 7

LEIGHTOS, THOMAS, Gt Grimsby, Potter Gt Grimsby Pet
April 4 Ord April 4

LOGIOS, CONSTANTINE, Manchester, Commission Agent
Manchester Pet March 19 Ord April 7

MORRIS, JOSEPH, Kingston upon Hull, Liqueur Manufac-
turer Kingston upon Hull Pet April 7 Ord April 7
NAYLOR, GEORGE HEATH, Hoyland Nether, Yorks, Post-
master Barnsley Pet March 16 Ord April 5

Pneumonia is another disease due to germs. More care is
required in cold, damp weather to keep them free from
trouble than any other organs of our body. The question
of pure air is a vital one, and exercise in all weathers in

SPECIALTIES

FOR INVALIDS.

the
open air is of the utmost importance. But over and ESSENCE OF BEEF,

above all is the absolute necessity for keeping the body in
robust health. See how quickly a weakly, anemic person
catches cold, and how soon it flies to the lungs.

Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, with its pure Caracas Cocoa,
Kola, Extract of Malt, and Extract of Hops, is not a
medicine, but imparts nourishment, and comes to the
rescue by building up strength and vigour.

Mothers who would keep their children in good health should give them morning and evening Dr. Tibbles' ViCocoa made with hot milk. Delicate men and women who have weak lungs, to be hale, robust, and healthy, shouid use Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa morning and evening, and all men who have to be exposed to the bleak uncertainty of our trying climate should fortify themselves before they face their daily toil with Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, and they can then brave the fury of the element with equanimity. The writer speaks from personal experience and from observations of beneficial effects on others. Tea opens the pores and temporarily excites, coffee stimulates the action of the heart, whilst Dr. Tibbies' Vi-Cocoa gives strength, stamina, and builds up and strengthens the lung tissues. It is indeed a wonderful food beverage. Nothing has ever been discovered that can approach it in giving lightness of heart, joy of life, fleetness of foot, and that general feeling of comfort which only comes from a full capacity to enjoy every pleasure, moral, intellectual, and physical.

Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa can be obtained from all chemists,
grocers, and stores, or from Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, Limited,
60, 61, and 62, Bunhill-row, London, E.C.

Merit, and merit alone, is what we claim for Dr.
Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, and we are prepared to send to any
reader (a postcard will do) who names the SOLICITORS'
JOURNAL a dainty sample tin of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa.

THE REVERSIONARY INTEREST SOCIETY,

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MAKERS.

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HE NATIONAL REVERSIONARY INVESTMENT CO., LIMITED. Founded 1867. REVERSIONARY INTERESTS (Absolute and Contingent), LIFE INTERESTS, LIFE POLICIES, and ANNUITIES Purchased.

The Company pays all its own Cos's of Purchase. Apply to SECRETARY, 63, Old Broad-street, London, E.C.

REVERSIONARY and LIFE INTERESTS

in LANDED or FUNDED PROPERTY or other Securities and Annuities PURCHASED, or Loans or Annuities thereon granted, by the EQUITABLE REVERSIONARY INTEREST SOCIETY (LIMITED), 10, Lancaster-place, Waterloo Bridge, Strand. Established 1835. Capital, £500,000. Interest on Loans may be capitalized.

C. H. CLAYTON,) Joint
F. H. CLAYTON, Secretaries.

PHOENIX FIRE OFFICE, 19, LOMBARD

STREET, and 57, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON.
Established 1782.

Lowest Current Rates.

Liberal and Prompt Settlements.

Assured free of all Liability.

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1, Old Broad-street, E.C., 22, Pall Mall, S.W., and 47, Chancery-lane, W.C.

Subscribed Capital, £1,200,000; Paid-up, £300,000. Total Funds over £1,500,000.

E. COZENS SMITH, General Manager.

EPPS'S COCOAINE.

COCOA-NIB EXTRACT.

The choicest roasted nibs (broken-up beans) of the natural Cocoa on being subjected to a powerful hydraulic pressure, give forth their excess of oil, leaving for use a finely-flavoured powder-"Cocoaine," a product which, when prepared with boiling water, has the consistence of tea, of which it is now, with many, beneficially taking the place. Its active principle being a gentle nerve stimulant, supplies the needed energy without unduly exciting the system. Sold only in labelled Tins. If unable to obtain it of your tradesman, a tin will be sent post-free for 9 stamps-JAMES EPPS & CO., LTD., Homoeopathic Chemists, London,

НОМЕ,

RICKMANSWORTH, HERTS.
For Gentlemen, under the Act and privately.
For Terms, &c., apply to

R. WELSH BRANTHWAITE,
Medical Superintendent.
TREATMENT of INEBRIETY and ABUSE of DRUGS.

HIGH SHOT HOUSE,

ST. MARGARET'S, TWICKENHAM,

For Gentlemen under the Acts and privately. Terms, 23 to 4 Guineas. Apply to Medical Superintendent,

F. BROMHEAD, B.A., M.B. (Camb.). M.R.C.S. (Eng.) INEBRIETY.

MELBOURNE HOUSE, LEICESTER. PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES.

Medical Attendant: CHAS. J. BOND, F.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond. Principal: H. M. RILEY, Assoc. Soc. Study of Inebriety. Thirty years' Experience Excellent Legal and Medical References. For terms and particulars apply Miss RILEY, or the Principal.

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AREBROTHER, ELLIS, EGERTON,

FAREBRO, CALSWORTHY, CO. bestaunce

that the following days have been fixed for their SALES
at the AUCTION MART, Tokenhouse yard, during the
year 1898:-
Thursday, April 28.
Thursday, May 12.
Tuesday, May 17.
Wednesday, May 18.
Thursday, May 23.
Thursday, June 2.
Thursday, June 9.
Thursday, June 23.
Thursday, June 30.
Thursday, July 14.
Thursday, July 21.
No. 29, Fleet-street,
street, E.C.

MESSRS.

Thursday, July 23. Thursday, August 4. Thursday, August 11. Thursday, September 22. Thursday, October 13. Thursday, October 27. Thursday, November 10. Thursday, November 24. Thursday, December 1. Thursday, December 15, Temple-bar, and 18, Old Broad

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Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Valuers,
Land, House, and Estate Agents,

8, MOORGATE STREET, BANK, E.C.,

AND

2, NEW KENT ROAD, 8.E. (Opposite the Elephant and Castle,.

THE COMPANIES ACTS, 1862 TO 1890. AUCTION SALES are held at the Mart,

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Tokenhouse-yard, City, nearly every Thursday, and on other days as occasion may require.

STIMSON & SONS undertake SALES and LETTINGS by PRIVATE TREATY, Valuations, Surveys, Negotiation of Mortgages, Receiverships in Chancery, References and Arbitrations, the Adjustment of Compensation and other

Every requisite under the above Acts supplied on the Claims, Sales by Auction of Furniture and Stock, Collection

shortest notice.

The BOOKS and FORMS kept in stock for immediate

use.

MEMORANDA and ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION speedily printed in the proper form for registration and distribution. SHARE CERTIFICATES, DEBENTURES, CHEQUES, &c., engraved and printed. OFFICIAL SEALS designed and executed. No Charge for Sketche

Solicitors' Account Books.

RICHARD FLINT & CO.,

Stationers, Printers, Engravers, Registration Agents, 49, FLEET-STREET, LONDON, E.C. (corner of Serjeants'-inn).

Annual and other Returns Stamped and Filed.

of Rents, &c.

Separate Lists of Property, Ground Rents for Sale, and Horses, Premises, &c., to be Let, are issued on the 1st of each month; and can be had gratis on application, or free by post for two stamps. No charge for insertion. Telegraphic address, "Servabo, London."

FULLER, HORSEY, SONS, & CASSELL,

11, BILLITER SQUARE, LONDON, E.C.
Established 1807.

AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, AND SURVEYOR

OF

MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES,

PLANT AND MACHINERY
WHARVES AND WAREHOUSES

Telegraphic Address-"FULLER, HORSEY, LONDOS.

ENTRAL LONDON RAILWAY.-Shep MESSRS. HERRING, SON, & DAW,

CENTRAL

and District.-Owners wishing to Sell or Let Property in these districts should send to C. RAWLEY CROSS & Co., who ave more applications than they can suit; particulars inserted in their Western Suburbs Register free. Rent collections undertaken (large or small), and Property of all kinds managed on inclusive terms; punctual payments guaranteed; references to clients of 20 years' standing. Offices, "Ilchester House," (facing) Uxbridge-road Station, W. (Established 1877). Telephone No. 669, Kensington.

MORTGAGES

ON MANSIONS AND FLAT Large Sums awaiting Investment, also on Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Large Estates or Farms. Good Freehold Ground-rents Wanted. Principals placed in direct communication with clients.

GIBSON'S AUCTION AND ESTATE OFFICE, 22, KING-STREET, ST. JAMES', LONDON, S.W. (Telephone 5527 Gerrard); HERTFORDSHIRE OFFICES, ST. ALBANS (Telephone No. 4); and HARPENDEN.

JOHN GERMAN, SON, & BEVEN, LAND AGENTS, SURVEYORS & AUCTIONEERS 59 and 60, CHANCERY LANE, W.C. Country Offices:

ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, LEICESTERSHIRE.
CHARTLEY, STAFFORDSHIRE,

WILLESLEY, DERBYSHIRE.

KINGSTON, NOTTS.

Telegraphic Address, "Cogitate, London."

G. F. BOX & CO.,

AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, ESTATE AGENTS, RENT RECEIVERS, AND BAILIFFS.

Auction Room for Sale of Furniture and every description of Property. [Established 1885.]

Offices: 227, LOWER CLAPTON-ROAD, N.E., and at 66, GREYHOUND-LANE, STREATHAM, S. W.

WEST KENSINGTON.

J. W. SIBLEY,

AUCTIONEER, ESTATE AGENT, VALUER,
RECEIVER BY APPOINTMENT.

AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS, VALUERS,

Sanitary and Mortgage Surveyors,

6, IRONMONGER LANE, CHEAPSIDE, E.C.,
308, BRIXTON HILL, S.W., and

117, WESTERN ROAD, BRIGHTON. (Established 1778.)

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THE CEDARS ESTATE OFFICE, (opposite) WEST KENSINGTON FURNITURE, JEWELS, PLATE, PICTURES,

STATION, W.

Rents Collected, Estat s Managed, Valuations, Su veys. Mr. J. W. Sibley has a large Estate Agency, and gives special attention to this branch of the Business. References to Principals and Bankers,

and all Classes of Valuable Property intended for Sale by Auction. VALUATIONS for ESTATE DUTY & DILAPIDATIONS, 9, CONDUIT STREET & 23A, MADDOX STREET, W.

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24, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON, E.C. Mortgages Guaranteed on Licensed Properties promptly, without Mayfair Property Co. (Lim.), Re.

special valuation and at low rates.

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Established 1824. Capital, £5,000,000 Sterling.
HEAD OFFICE: BARTHOLOMEW LANE, LONDON.
Chairman: RIGHT HON. LORD ROTHSCHILD.

LONDON BRANCHES: 1, ST. JAMES'S ST., S.W.; 63, CHANCERY LANE, W.C.;
NORFOLK ST., STRAND; WIGMORE ST.; 3, MINCING LANE, E.Ć.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCES AT MODERATE Rates.

Life Policies free from Restrictions, with Perfect Security and Liberal Bonuses.
Special forms of Policies have been prepared to provide for payment of ESTATE DUTIES.
LEASEHOLD AND SINKING FUND POLICIES.
ROBERT LEWIS, Chief Secretary.

Full Prospectuses on application.

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although affidavit evidence is allowed to be used when the report of the committee is brought before the court. It is now provided that in any case in which the solicitor does not appear and the committee determine to proceed in his absence, and in any other case with the consent in writing of the solicitor, the committee may, either as to the whole case or as to any particular facts, receive evidence given by affidavit. For this purpose the affidavit upon which the application is made will be available. Considering the nature of the charges which come before the committee and the importance of requiring strict proof, it is clear that this power of taking evidence by affidavit will that the committee can only proceed in the absence of the have to be used with caution. It is to be observed, however, solicitor if, having regard to all the circumstances of the case, they are of opinion that such absence is the result of gross negligence or of an intention to avoid or delay proceedings.

THE APPEAL list for the Easter Sittings contains 187 appeals, of which 44 are from the Chancery Division, 6 from the Probate, &c., Division, 119 from the Queen's Bench Division; and there are also 4 appeals in bankruptcy and 14 cases in the New Trial Paper. This is a considerable advance from the last sittings, at the commencement of which there were 165 appeals, and a still greater increase on the number a year ago, when there were only 85 appeals.

THE LISTS of the Chancery Division show some reduction, no doubt due to the assistance rendered in the trial of witness actions during the last sittings of the judges of the Probate, &c., Division. There are 205 matters before NORTH, J., 174 before STIRLING, J., 84 before KEKEWICH, J. (this learned judge always manages to keep down his lists, and his

matters other than witness actions number 16 only), 167 before ROMER, J., 19 witness actions transferred to BARNES, J., and 36 witness actions transferred to BYRNE, J., making a total of 685 causes and matters for hearing, as against 719 at the commencement of the last sittings and 667 a year ago. There are 93 company matters before Mr. Justice WRIGHT.

THE QUEEN'S Bench Division lists contain 633 actions for trial, as against 831 at the commencement of last sittings and 801 a year ago. There are 120 matters for a Divisional Court and 19 appeals in bankruptcy.

THE COUNCIL of the Incorporated Law Society are continuing the work which they have recently undertaken of furnishing the members of the society with manuals likely to be of service to them. They propose to follow their recent issue of the "Handbook to the Incorporated Law Society" with a book of 120 pages, containing a selection of cases affecting solicitors, including cases reported up to the end of Trinity Term, 1896. The digest is divided into headings dealing with retainer and authorities, duties, privileges, general lien, particular lien, solicitor-trustees, dealings between solicitor and client, partnership authorities, agency, and solicitor and client costs; and under each of these headings the results of the leading decisions will be found stated. At the close of the work there is a summary, stating shortly the results of the decisions and containing references to them; constituting, in fact, a sort of code. The book is likely to be found extremely useful in every solicitor's

office.

IT WILL BE SEEN from the report of the annual meeting of the Associated Provincial Law Societies, which we print elsewhere, that negotiations are in progress for the introduction into the Finance Bill of the present year of a clause relative to an indemnity being given in respect of the stamps on partial releases of mortgages upon a transfer, and conveyances subject to apportioned chief rents, which have not been stamped in accordance with the interpretation now put by the Inland Revenue authorities on the Stamp Act. It will be remembered that, as regards such deeds which were executed before this novel interpretation was made known, the authorities, by their circular of the 20th of February, 1895, admitted that it would "not be equitable" to require that such deeds should be adjudicated upon otherwise than in accordance with the practice prevailing at the date of their being stamped, and they intimated that if any stamp question was thereafter raised in reference to such deeds executed on or before the 31st of December, 1894, they would be prepared, without payment of further duty, to place the adjudication stamp on such deeds. The report of the recent meeting does not state whether the proposed statutory indemnity is simply intended to save the trouble of adjudication of the deeds referred to in the above-mentioned circular, or whether it is to cover deeds executed up to a later date.

A NOTICEABLE feature of the changes necessitated by the present condition of agricultural land is the adoption by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, in the case of a sale by auction of a farm of 622 acres in Wiltshire, of a somewhat similar system of payment of purchase-money by instalments to that which has long been in vogue with regard to building land. Their scheme, as stated by the auctioneer, is the payment by the purchaser of 15 per cent. of the purchase-money on the signing of the contract; the balance of the purchase-money and interest being paid by 70 half-yearly payments, so that in 35 years the purchaser (or his successor in title) will become owner. We presume that the purchaser is to be at liberty to anticipate the instalments at a discount, but the length of time over which they extend a whole generation-would seem likely to raise difficulties both in connection with the outstanding legal estate, and generally in dealings with the land by the purchaser. The former matter is of course less important in the case of a corporation, and it is probable that in working out the scheme the

latter matters have been provided for. It has often struck us that a somewhat modified arrangement would produce a better market for agricultural property than now exists, and we should be glad to hear from any of our readers whether the experiment has been tried by any private owner.

THE APPROACH of war between the United States and Spaina war which must be largely of a maritime character-has led to much speculation as to the extent to which the belligerents will claim or will be allowed to exercise the right of capturing enemy's goods in neutral vessels. There is no doubt about the proposition that all capture of enemy's goods within the actual territory of a neutral State is absolutely forbidden, and it might have come within the protection of the rule. But in fact it has have been supposed that neutral ships, wherever found, would been extended only to the public vessels of a neutral State, and over these neither the right of visitation and search, of capture, nor any other belligerent right can be exercised on the high seas (Wheaton's International Law, 3rd English edition, p. 597). Private ships, however, are regarded as no part of the territory of the State to which the owners belong, and the constant usage of belligerent nations from the earliest times has subjected enemy's goods in neutral vessels to capture and condemnation as prize Sometimes, indeed, special ordinances have extended this liability to the ship in which the enemy's goods are carried. This course was taken by Louis XIV. in his marine ordinance of 1681, and all vessels laden with enemy's goods were declared lawful prize of war; and for some time after that date this rule further rule that the goods of a neutral in an enemy's ship are appears to have been applied both in France and Spain. The liable to seizure is no part of international law, though of course the presence there of the goods raises a presumption that they are enemy's property, which it lies on the owner to rebut. Here again, however, the special laws of particular States have gone beyond the law of nations, and the ordinance of Louis XIV., already referred to, confirmed the earlier French rule, which had been for a time abandoned, that the goods of a friend, laden on board the ships of an enemy, are lawful prize.

of war.

THE INCONVENIENCE of the rule under which enemy's goods are liable to seizure in neutral ships is so great that ever since the seventeenth century efforts have been made to abrogate it and to substitute the rule "free ships, free goods." The latter rule was incorporated into numerous treaties, and often in conjunction with the counter rule "enemy ships, enemy goods." As already explained, the latter rule is as much behind the principle of international law as the former rule is in advance of it, and there is no necessary connection between the two. Upon the occasion of the "Armed Neutrality" of 1780, and again in 1800, the Baltic Powers declared in favour of "free ships, free goods," without associating the objectionable rule that enemy ships make enemy goods; but the declaration obtained no support from Great Britain. The Napoleonic wars were of such a nature as to embitter the Powers against France, and they witnessed a falling away in the matter under consideration from the enlightened views which were beginning to prevail. So far as regards Great Britain and the United States, the general policy of the former was to maintain the ancient law of maritime capture, and of the latter to favour the more modern doctrine of letting the neutral flag give protection to all goods over which it flew. In the course of the present century the controversy has been closed for nearly all States by the second and third articles of the Declaration of Paris. These are: (2) The neutral flag covers enemy's goods with the exception of contraband of war; and (3) neutral goods, with the exception of contraband of war, are not liable to capture under the enemy's flag. This is an adoption, therefore, subject to the exception of contraband of war, of the rule, "free ships, free goods," without the correlative rule, "enemy ships, enemy goods." As we observed last week, the United States desired upon this point to go further than the Declaration, and they would have withdrawn their objection to the prohibition of privateering contained in the first article had the other Powers been willing to exempt from seizure all private property except

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