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of the summons, the solicitor shall, before having his order issued, take it to the filing office, and having indorsed on the back the words "The affidavits referred to within are on the file," the seal will be affixed to certify that the affidavits are filed. Such certificate will have the same effect as producing the affidavits on drawing the order.

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As to county court certificate of result of trial, no fee to be charged for Judgment may be signed on á certificate of "No affidavits filed in answer to interrogatories," or on a certificate of non-payment of money into court without affidavit.

On entering judgments under order xli., rule 1, in actions in the Chancery Division, when drawn up by the chancery registrars, the engrossment of the judgment together with the pleadings to be filed shall be brought to the writ appearance and judgment department, and the officer receiving the same shall make a note in the margin of the engrosement that the pleadings have been filed, and shall authenticate such note with the small seal of the office, and return the engrossment to the solicitor.

The date of the judgment as shown by the engrossment of the order and the date of leaving the pleadings shall be entered in the cause book. The solicitor on leaving the pleadings must indorse thereon and sign a certificate in the words or to the effect following !-

"I certify that these are all the pleadings required to be left for filing." When judgment is signed under order xli., rules 4 and 5, on any order, certificate, or other document, such document shall be filed. Original stamped judgment to be filed and office copy to be delivered out at 6d. a folio. The judgment need not be signed by the solicitor entering it. If judgment removed from Lord Mayor's Court the fixed cost of removal to be one guinea in all cases.

An allocatur for costs is to be placed on a certificate in the form settled. Judgments are to be numbered consecutively in each alphabetical division in the right-hand corner, and the number entered in the cause book. In cases where the plaintiff is entitled to a final judgment as to part of his cam, and to an interlocutory judgment as to the remainder, one judgment only is necessary, final as to part and interlocutory as to the rest, and one fee paid. In the case of cross judgments in the same action where after a trial there is a direction for judgment for plaintiff against some of the defendants, and for some of the defendants against the plaintiff, and also for some of the defendants against the others, the whole direction may be embodied in one judgment, and the different parties may take office copies for use. Date of filing of pleadings filed on entering judgment and of certificates of costs are to be entered in cause books and on the documents.

As to Costs on Judgments for Default of Appearance.
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As to the Costs of Removing Judgments from inferior Courts for Purposes

of Execution.

The oustomary balance-sheet for the half-year, as certified by the auditors, is appended to this report.

The board have the pleasure of reporting the receipt of a share of the residue of the personal estate of the late Miss Ellen Reardon (daughter of a deceased solicitor), to which bequest they alluded, for the first time, in their report of April, 1880. The share amounted to £5,351 8s. 8d., and this sum has been invested in £5,048 103. 5d. Metropolitan Consolidated Three and a Half per Cent Stook.

A sum of £52 3s., which followed the bequest, appears in the accounts, and is a balance of dividends which had accrued after the death of the testatrix and prior to the transfer to this association, less deductions for necessary law charges.

With regard to Miss Reardon's bequest the board desire to mention that, in accordance with the provisions of her will and a declaration of trust which has been executed, the dividends to arise from the trust fund are to be applied in payment of annuities bearing the names of certain members of the testatrix's family.

In addition, the association has received during the past half-year £1,678 38. 3d., included in which amount was a bequest of £19 19. under the will of the late Mr. William Coleman Gill, solicitor, of Bath, a member of the association.

The operations of the association daring the past half-year will be found set forth in the balance-sheet, from which it will be seen that the board have distributed in grants of assistance a sum of £1,005, of which amounts averaging £46 each were applied in the relief of nine recipients of the primary class of members and their families, and amounts averaging £14 each in the relief of forty recipients of the secondary class of non-members and their families.

The board have invested during the half-year a sum of £499 13s. 9d. in the purchase of £500 Reduced Three per Cents., and the entire capitalized funds of the association are now £9,000 Consols, £6,500 Reduced Three per Cents., £19,000 India Four per Cents., £4,207 London and North-Western Railway Four per Cent. Debenture Stock, £250 London and St. Katharing Docks Four per Cent. Debenture Stock, and £5,048 10s. 5d. Metropolitan Consolidated Three and a Half per Cent. Stock, the whole producing together annual dividends amounting to £1,579 13.

A balance of £305 18s. remained to the credit of the association, with the Union Bank of London, at the date of the closing of the half-yearly account (February 28 last), and a sum of £15 was in the hands of the secretary.

The board greatly regret having to record the deaths of two of their colleagues during the past half-year, Mr. Joseph Harris, of Leices er, and Mr. Charles Marsh Lee, of Salisbury; and in the room of these deceased gentlemen they have elected Mr. Samuel Harris, of Leicester, and Mr. Henry William Cobb, of Salisbury.

With much pleasure the board have to announce that Mr. Francis Thomas Bircham, of London, one of the members of the association, bas kindly accepted their invitation to preside at the anniversary festival of the associa tion, to be held on Wednesday, the 14th of June next, at the Star and Garter Hotel, Richmond, Surrey; and they earnestly hope that all their brother members will give them the advantage of their kind and valuable co-operation in their efforts to render that festival as beneficial as possible to the association.

The order should direct that the party removing the judgment have his the secretary will be happy to receive, as early as possible, the names Thirty-five gentlemen have already given their names as stewards, and costs of and relating to the removal (to be taxed): of any other gentlemen who may be willing to have them added to the list.

As to Common Pleas Judgments between November, 1875, and April, 1880. Any office copy required may be made from the copy filed in the office and issued as an office copy of the original judgment, unless there shall be some special reason against doing so, in which case the parties shall be referred to a practice master.

As to writs of attachment issued in pursuance of an order for making default in payment of a sum of money made in any case excepted by the 4th section of the Debtors Act, 1869, from the operation of that section, these should have a note stating that the writ does not authorize an imprisonment for any longer period than one year.

NOTE. All question of practice, sufficiency of affidavits, &c., are to be referred to a practice master, and not to any other master.

SOCIETIES.

SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.

The forty-eighth half-yearly general meeting of the members of this association was held at the Incorporated Law Society's Hall, Chancerylane, London, on Wednesday, the 26th ult.

The following was the report of the directors :

The board of directors have the pleasure, in obedience to the provisions of the sixteenth rule of the association, of presenting this their (forty-eightb) report of the progress and operations of the association during the past half-year.

Since their report in October last to the general meeting of members at Brighton, sixty-two new members have been added to the association, and the aggregate number enrolled is now 2,662, of whom 997 are life, and 1,665 annual members. Forty-seven of the life members are, in addition, annual subscribers to the association of from one to five guineas each,

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Jurisprudence.-The Professor of Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, and Legal History will, during the ensuing educational term, deliver six lectures on "The law of status and family relations, regarded from the point of viewfirst, of jurisprudence, secondly, of the conflict of law." The first lecture of this course will be delivered on Friday, the 9th of June, 1882, at 3 p.m., and the subsequent lectures at the same hour on Mondays and Fridays.

Equity. The Professor of Equity will, during the ensuing educational term, deliver a course of twelve lectures upon the principles of assignment April 19, 1882, at 4.15 p.m., and the subsequent lectures at the same hour on and charge in equity. The first lecture will be delivered on Wednesday, Fridays and Wednesdays.

NOTE. The lectores in this subject will be suspended after Friday, May 5, and be resumed on Wednesday, June 7, at the usual hour.

Law of Real and Personal Property.-The Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property will, during the ensuing educational term, deliver twelve lectures on the following subject:-" Vendors and purchasers of real estate; the conveyance and matters connected with the completion of the purchase.”

The first lecture will be delivered on Thursday, April 20, 1882, at 3.5 p.m. The subsequent lectures on this subject will be delivered on Tuesdays at 4 p.m., and on Thursdays at 3.5 p.m.

NOTE.-The lectures in this subject will be suspended after Tuesday, May 9, and be resumed on Thursday, June 8, at the usual hour.

Common Law. The Professor of Common Law will, during the ensuing educational term, deliver twelve lectures on Criminal Law, comprising six lectures on offences against the State and six lectures on offences against the person. The first lecture will be delivered on Thursday, April 20, 1882, at 4.15 p.m. The subsequent lectures on this subject will be delivered on Mondays and Thursdays at the same hour,

NOTE. -The lectures in this subject will be suspended after Monday, May 8, and be resumed on Thursday, June 8, at the usual hour.

CALLS TO THE BAR.

The undermentioned gentlemen were on Wednesday called to the bar by the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, viz. :-Richard Christian, B.A., Oxford; John Courroux, Associate of King's College, London; Charles Francis Miller Mundy, B.A., Cambridge; Robert Malcolm Napier Kerr, B.A., Oxford; Churchill William Coster, B.A., Cambridge; Alfred Owen Lyon, B.A., Cambridge; James Henry Tschudi Broadwood, B.A., Cambridge; Francis John Hext, B.A., Oxford; Henry Pigot Ireland Warburton; Joseph Yelverton Dawbarn, M. A., L.L.M., Cambridge; Thomas George Wood Reaveley; Petrus Burgers, LL.D.; Edmund Russborough Tarton, Oxford; Frederic William Heather, B.A., Cambridge; Charles Thomas Beresford-Hope, M. A., Cambridge; Harold Ward Topham, B.A., Oxford; George Cawston; Edgar Brierley (holder of a pupil scholarship in common law awarded by the Inner Temple, February, 1882). B.A., Oxford; Bernard Henry Holland, B.A., Cambridge; George Francia Gregory; George Anson Byron, B.A., Oxford; Shirley Harris Salt, B.A., Cambridge; William Philip Schreiner (bolder of a studentship, awarded by the Council of Legal Education, Hilary, 1881, and of a pupil scholarship in common law, awarded by the Inner Temple, July, 1881), B.A., LL.B., Cambridge; Gavin Francis Hamilton, B.A., Oxford; the Right Hon. Lord Clifford, B.A., London; William Charles Niblett: Walter Yeates Hargreaves, B.A., Cambridge; Arthur James Foord, LL.B., Cambridge; Arthur Fanshawe Fox, M. A., Oxford; Henry Gordon Jeaffreson, M. A., Cambridge; Abraham Hebron; Edaljee Jamsetjee Khory; Lionel Crosskey, B.A., Cambridge; William Percy Pain (holder of a studentship awarded by the Council of Legal Education, Hilary, 1880, and of a pupil scholarship in equity, awarded by the Inner Temple, February, 1880), LL.B., London, with honours; Charles Henry Fehler Christie, B.A.. Oxford; John Frederick Gibson, B.A., Oxford; and George Johnson Marples, Esqs.

The undermentioned gentlemen were called to the bar by the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple :-Philip Henry Clifford, M. A., Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge; Stuart Forster, Trinity College, Cambridge; Martin Luther Rouse, Aberdeen University; William Mitchell; Alfred Crooke, Queen's College, Cambridge, B.A. (holder of a studentship of 100 guineas in Roman law and jurisprudence granted by the Council of Legal Education); Robert Donald Douglas Maclean; Reginald Cautley Saunders (first-class 50 guinea, Middle Temple, Real and Personal Property Scholar in Hilary Term, 1881); Joseph Sydney Merton; Edward George Macleod ; Harry Nowell Harvey: Thomas Crossley Rayner, of the University of London; John Dyer; Nasarvanji Framji Bhandara, Edinburgh University, Esqs.

The undermentioned gentlemen were called to the bar by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's-inn :-William Gurney Angus, University of London; John Duthie, University of Aberdeen; George Smith, LL.B., Cambridge; John Labouchere Beattie; William Frederick Webster, M.A., Cambridge; William Lewis Comrie, B.A., Cambridge; Francis Robert Anderton, M. A., London; Thomas Henry Boileau Graham, B. A., Cambridge; Charles Henry Sargant, B.A., Oxford; Mortimer Drewe Malleson, late scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford; Francis Henry Launcelot Errington, B.A., Oxford; and George Henry Norris, University of London, Esqs.

The undermentioned gentleman was called to the bar by the Honourable Society of Gray's-inn :—Arthur William A'Beckett, Esq.

UNITED LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY.

At a meeting of this society, held at the Law Institution, Chancery-lane, on Monday, April 17, Mr. B. T. Bartrum in the chair, Mr. Shirley Shirley opened the following question in the negative: "B., by his will, directs his executors to hand over his body to C. for cremation, and to reimburse C. the expenses of such cremation. The body is cremated, but the executors refuse to reimburse C. Can C. recover the amount ? The opener was supported in his view of the question by Messrs. Elliott and Sutcliff. Mr. Collyer contended that C. could recover, and upon the question being put to the meeting it was decided in the negative nem. con.

The usual weekly meeting was held at Clement's-inn Hall on Wednesday, April 26, Mr. A. D. Maclaren in the chair. Mr. Spence moved, "That any extension of the franchise is undesirable." The hon. opener was supported by Messrs. Kains Jackson, Whitehouse, Rosher, and Ball, and opposed by Colonel Malleson and Messrs. Parsons, Richardson, Dowson, and Conybeare. Mr. Kains-Jackson, in the absence of Mr. Spence, replied, and on the motion Leing put to the meeting the voting was equal, and the chairman gave his Casting vote against the motion.

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And each possessed a boar
With only a hedge between 'eni.
Says M'Vey,

"Darlint Mr. Hennigan,

You must pay.

If your boar comes in gain!"

Tony Hennigan's boar,
Faix! he loved to wandher;
Divvle a wall or door

Would kape him from his dandher.
And mostly he would bie

To Pat M'Vey's back garden, And gront about the sty Where Pathrick's pigs were barred in. Says M'Vey, etc.

At last one day, when Pat

Was atin' av his dinner,
His wife cried out, "There's t'iat
Ould boar, as I'm a sinner!
O Pat, rise ap, make haste!".
And Pat obeyed her ordhers,
And swore he'd drive the baste
From out his garden bordhers.
Says M'Vey, etc.

But Tony's boar! worse luck!
He had a heart so darin',
Bedad! he ran amuck

At this bould son av Eria;
So Pat was forced to fly,
And moighty quick he went, too,
While Piggy from his thigh
Tore out a small memento.
Says M'Vey, eto.

Then Pathrick to the Coort
He dhragged the porker's masther,
And swore that such a hurt

Bank notes alone could plasther.
The sty was insecure,

The boar was most fherocious,
And Tony's conduct, shure,
Was blackgyard and atrocious.
Says M'Vey, etc.

"Me piggy has," says Tone,

"The swatest, best av naytures,
And, Pat, ye should have known
The ways av them dumb craytures;
His timper's easily stirred

When takin' av his airin',
Nor can be stand a world
Av cursin' or av swearin'."
Says M'Vey, etc.

Upon the case there sat
Two Sheriffs, larned brothers,
One gave his vote for Pat,
And Tony got the other's;
And so when months had passed
In sthrife and opposition,
The case was brought at last
Before the Coort av Sission.
Says M'Vey, etc.
The Lorrds, in gownds so grand,
Were tould the dismal story
How Piggy, though so bland,
Made Pathrick's groin so gory
They said 'twas not polite

For Pat to use such langwidge,
Still, Piggy had no right
To eat a raw ham sandwich!
Says M'Vey, etc.
Then nivver, if you're wise,
Permit your pigs, be jabers!
To threspass on the thighs

A your Milesian neighbours
For boars whose moral sinse
Is shocked by imprecation
Are apt to take offince
At all the Irish nation.
Says M'Vey, etc.

LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. CHARLES PONTIFEX, one of the judges of the High Court of Judicature at Calcutta, who has been appointed Legal Adviser to the Secretary of State for India, is the son of the late Mr. John Pontifex, solicitor, of St. Andrew'scourt, Holborn. He is a graduate of Trinity College, Cambridge, and he was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Easter Term, 1854. He formerly practised in the Court of Chancery, and he was appointed a puisne judge of the High Court at Calcutta in 1871.

Mr. FREDERICK ADOLPHUS PHILBRICK, Q.C., has been appointed an Examiner in Common Law and the Principles of Evidence at the University of London. Mr. Philbrick is the eldest son of Mr. Frederick Blomfield Phil. brick, solicitor, town clerk of Colchester. He was educated at University College, London, and be graduated B. A. in 1853. He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Trinity Term, 1860, having, in November, 1858, obtained an open studentship, and he became a Queen's Counsel in 1874. Mr. Philbrick practises on the South-Eastern Circuit and at the parliamentary bar. He is a bencher of the Middle Temple, and recorder of the borough of Colchester.

Mr. PERCY WILLIAM BUNTING, barrister, has been appointed an Examiner in Equity and the Law of Real Property at the University of London. Mr. Bunting was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Trinity Term, 1862. He practises in the Chancery Division.

Mr. WILLIAM DAWES, solicitor, of Rye, has been appointed Clerk of the Peace for that borough, in succession to Mr. George Slade Butler, deceased. Mr. Dawes was admitted a solicitor in 1863.

Mr. FREDERICK ATKINSON, solicitor, of Hastings and Rye, has been elected Clerk to the Rye School Board, in succession to Mr. George Slade Butler, deceased. Mr. Atkinson was admitted a solicitor in 1877. He is in partnership with Mr. Theodore John Smith, the clerk to the Rye Board of Guardians. Messrs. Smith & Atkinson have also been appointed Solicitors to the Rye Building Society, in succession to Mr. Butler.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

GEORGE DAVIS and NICHOLL MORGAN, solicitors, 63, Coleman-street, London (George Davis, Morgan, & Company). December 2, 1881. [Gazette, April 28.]

COMPANIES.

WINDING-UP NOTICES.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

GLOBE ACCIDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented April 25, directed to be heard before Chitty, J., on May 6. Wyatt and Barraud, Cannon st, solicitors for the petitioner NEW PENROSE TIN AND COPPER MINE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Hall, V.C., has fixed May 8 at 12 at his chambers for the appointment of an official liquidator OIL VARNISH MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before May 24, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Mr. Percy Head Baily, 115, Cannon st. Wednesday, May 31 at 12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

PEEL PARK BREWERY COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by Hall, V.C., dated April 21, it was ordered that the winding up of the company be continued. Sykes, Old Broad st, solicitor for the petitioner

TYN-Y-FRON MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented April 24, directed to be heard before Hall, V.C., on May 12. Jones, Falcon ct, Fleet st, agent for Jones and Co, Aberystwith, solicitors for the petitioner

UNITED SERVICE PROVISION MARKET, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before May 20, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to Trayton Pagden Child, 42, Poultry. Friday, May 26 at 12, is appointed for hearing aud adjudicating upon the debts and claims [Gazette, April 28.]

CITY SYNDICATE, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented April 27, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on May 13. Courtenay and Croome, Gracechurch st, solicitors for the petitioners

GRAND DUCHESS SILVER, LEAD, AND BARYTES MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.-Hall, V.C., has by an order, dated April 18, appointed John Martin Winter, 16, Market st, Newcastle on Tyne, to be official liquidator

HENSMAN AND COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by Hall, V.C., dated April 21, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be continued. Eardley and Co, solicitors for the petitioner

LONDON AND PROVINCIAL TRADERS' WHOLESALE STORES, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has, by an order, dated March 14, appointed Mr. James Waddell, of 1, Queen Victoria-street, to be official liquidator of the above-named company.

NEW HEY COTTON SPINNING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED.-By an order made by Hall, V.C., dated April 21, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of company be continued. Gregory and Co., Bedford-row, agents for Wright, Bacup, solicitor for the petitioner. [Gazette, May 2.]

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POTTERIES, SHREWSBURY, AND NORTH WALES RAILWAY.-By an order made by Fry, J., dated April 21, it was ordered that the Potteries, Shrewsbury, and North Wales Railway Company be wound up. Markby and Co., Coleman-street, solicitors for the petitioners. ROMFORD CANAL COMPANY.-Hall, V.C., has, by an order, dated April 25, appointed Henry Bishop, 41, Coleman-street, to be official liquidator. Creditors are required, on or before May 31, to send their names and addresses, and particulars of their debts or claims to the above. Wednesday, June 7, at 12, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims. Gazette, May

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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED.

GARIBALDI LODGE, a Branch of the Philanthropic Order of True Ivorites, St David's
Unity, Lamb and Flag Inn, Aberaman, Glamorgan. April 26
[Gazette, April 28.J
BURLEY NEW FRIENDLY SOCIETY, the Queen's Head, Burley, Ringwood, Hants. April
OLD FRIENDLY SICK SOCIETY, the Bull's Head Inn, Winster, Derby. April 29
SHARESHILL OLD FRIENDLY SOCIETY, the White Horse Inn, Shareshill, Stafford. April
VICTORIA LODGE OF LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT MODERN ORDER OF FORESTEES'
SOCIETY, the Crown Inn, East Hanney, Berks. April 29
[Gazette, May 2.1

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CREDITORS' CLAIMS.

CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. CAP. 35.
LAST DAY OF CLAIM.

ARNOTT, DAVID, Grove House, Wandsworth, Esq. June 1. Shepheard, Finsbury circus
BALCHIN, JOHN, Blackfriars rd, Bookseller. May 30. Wild and Co, Ironmonger lane
Boys, Rev JAMES, Biddenden, Kent. May 27. Philpott and Wood, Cranbrook
BUCK, WILLIAM JAMES, Shap, Westmorland, Gent. May 14. Little and Lamonby,
Penrith
BUCKLAND, WILLIAM, Dover, Boot and Shoe Maker. May 31. Claris, Dover
COHEN, LOUIS, Gloucester pl, Portman sq, Esq. June 2. Emanuel and Simmonds,
Finsbury circus
CRAWSHAW, THOMAS, Kingston upon Hull, Gent. June 3. Jennings, Driffield
EDWARDS, CHARLES, Smallwood, Chester, Yeoman. May 1. Latham, Sandbach
FINCH, Hon DANIEL GREVILLE, Bury st, St James's, Colonel. May 31.
Co, New 8q, Lincoln's inn

Bennett and

FREEMAN, WILLIAM, Denham, Bucks, Licensed Victualler. May 1. Gardiner, Uxbridge
GARDNER, EDWIN, Redland, Bristol, Sadler's Ironmonger. May 11. Roberts, Bristol
LOVEDAY, ROBERT, Norwich, Gent. June 1. Winter and Francis, Norwich
MARSHALL, WILLIAM, Plymouth, Solicitor. Dec 25. Rooker and Co, Plymouth
MCKAIN, ELIZA ARABELLA, Callow st, Chelsea. May 15. Herbert and Kent, Grace-
church st

MORPHET, ANN, Bebington, Chester. May 23. Laces and Co, Liverpool

RANDELL, MARTHA, Brighton. May 20. Grover and Humphreys, King's Bench walk,
Temple

SMITH, WILLIAM, Wolviston, Durham, Machinist. May 14. Draper, Stockton on Tees
SYKES, JOSEPH, Huddersfield, Woollen Manufacturer. June 1. Laycock and Co,
Huddersfield
THORN, JOHN, Northchurch, Hertford, Yeoman. May 15. Bullock and Penny, Great
Berkhampsted
WILSON, JOSEPH, West Thriston, near Felton, Northumberland, Butcher. May 25.
Nicholson, Morpeth
[Gazette, Apr. 18.]
ALLEN, GEORGE, St Leonard's on Sea, Gent. May 18. Norris and Carless, St Leonard's
ARNOLD, BENJAMIN ALFRED, Teignmouth, Devon, Esq. June 1. Lovell and Co, Gray's
BARNES, LEONORA HARRIOT, Thorpe Saint Andrew, Norfolk. May 25. Abbott, Lin-
BODEN, SAMUEL STANDIDGE, Tavistock st, Bedford sq, Artist. June 6. Hewitt and
BUCKLE, Rev. GEORGE MANLEY, Cambridge, Clerk. May 31. Lowe, Temple gardens,

on Sea

inn sq

coln's inn fields

Alexander, Ely pl, Holborn

Temple

CARE, JAMES, High st, Deptford, Cheesemonger. May 20. Carter and Bell, Eastcheap COLLET, MARY ANN, Belsize rd, South Hampstead. May 29. Allen, Birmingham COTTAM, HENRY, Gloucester gardens, Hyde park, Gent. May 22. Paterson and Co, Lincoln's inn fields

GRIBBLE, MARY ANN, East Barnet, Herts. May 23. Tilleard and Co, Old Jewry

OBITUARY.

MR. WILLIAM HENRY SCOTT.

Mr. William Henry Scott, solicitor, of Aylsham, died recently. Mr. Scott was admitted a solicitor in 1840, and had practised for about forty years at Aylsham. He had a large practice in the town and district, besides holding several important appointments. He was for many years deputy-coroner for the Duchy of Norfolk, and he was also registrar of the Aylsham County Court (Circuit No. 32), clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for the South Erpingham Division, clerk to the Felmingham United District School Board, clerk to the Aylsham Board of Guardians, Assessment Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority, and superintendent-registrar for the district. Mr. Scott was universally respected at Aylsham, and his death has caused a general feeling of regret.

LEGAL NEWS.

On the 27th ult., the election of a registrar of deeds for the East Riding, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. John Maister, took place at Beverley. The candidates were Mr. George Arthur Thompson, of Terring ton Hall, York; Mr. Robert Stanley Scholfield, Sand Hall, Howden; and Mr. Joseph Smith, Huggate, Pocklington. The polling commenced at nine a.m., and continued until eight p.m., and from the first-mentioned hour until about seven in the evening there was a continuous influx of voters into Beverley from all parts of the Riding. Both candidates had quite a host of carriages engaged to convey people from the railway station, to which place they were brought from all parts free of expense, and vehicles of all kinds were also em. ployed in bringing in voters from the adjacent country. A number of special trains were also run from Hull at intervals during the day for the purpose of conveying voters. In the usually quiet town of Beverley the greatest excite ment prevailed, and as each of the two principal candidates alternately headed the poll until seven in the evening this was kept up until the poll was declared. Mr. Smith retired from the contest early in the day. The method of voting was somewhat peculiar, and in accordance with what has been the usage at similar contests. Each voter, on entering the voting-room, having

HODGSON, Rev. EDWARD FRANKS, Holton-cum-Beckering, Lincoln. June 14. Broughton previously given bis name and address, placed his card, which he had already

and Broughton, Gt Marlborough st

HOWARD, FREDERICK, Wingham, Kent, Gent. July 19. Sankeys and Co, Canterbury
HOWSON, SARAH MARIA, Rugby, Warwick. May 25.
HURRY, CLARA ANN, Chichester, Shopkeeper. June 5.
JOHNSON, EDWARD, Birmingham, Merchant. June 10.
JUBBER, HENRY, Gipsy Hill, Surrey, Hotel Proprietor.
Carter lane

Parkin and Co, Doncaster
Sowton. Chichester
Milward and Co, Birmingham
May 31. Chapple and Co,
KILLINGTON, EDWARD, Inns of Court Hotel, Holborn. May 25. Clowes and Son, Great
Yarmouth

Evans and Co, Liverpool
Hyde and Co, Ely pl, Holborn
Danger and Cartwright, Bristol
June 1. Fisher, Essex st, Strand
Rider, Lancaster rd

KIRKHAM, JOSEPH, Liverpool, Builder. May 20.
MEAD, ANN SUSANNAH, Brixton, Surrey. May 20.
MILLER, MARY ANNE, Knowle, nr Bristol. May 20.
MOGINIE, WILLIAM, Lichfield grove, Finchley, Gent.
RIDER, PHILIP, Lancaster rd, Notting hill. May 20.
SAXBY, JOHN, Rodmell, Sussex, Farmer. Aug 1. Gell and Drake, Lewes
SMITH, ANNIE MARIA, Newcastle st, Strand. May 16. Hicks and Arnold, Wellington st
SMITH, EDWARD, Newcastle st, Strand, Licensed Victualler. May 18. Hicks and
Arnold, Wellington st

SMITH, GEORGE FREDERICK, Winston rd, Stoke Newington, Box Maker. May 31.
Perry, Guildhall chambers

SMITH, THOMAS LITTLEHALES, Fetter lane, Surgeon. May 16. Hicks and Arnold,
Wellington st

TARTE, JOHN, South Kensington, Esq. May 31. Dingwall, Tokenhouse yard
TUCKER, ROBERT, Waterloo, Lancaster, Gent. May 31. Norris and Sons, Liverpool
ULLATHORNE, JOHN, Bristol, Licensed Victualler. May 29. Benson and Carpenter, Bristol
WHITE, FRANK LAYLAND, Liverpool, Bookkeeper. May 9. Rogerson and Co, Liverpool
Gazette, Apr. 21.]
ADAMS, CHARLES HADEN, Fillongley, Warwick, Esq. June 21. Twist and Sons,
Coventry
ATKINS, BELINDA MARTIN, Reading. June 1. Collins, Reading
BAKER, OCTAVIUS, Fawley, Southampton, Miller. June 1. Spence and Co, Hertford
BLAIR, HUGH RAMSAY, Bradford, York, Merchant. May 31. Taylor and Co, Bradford
BOVILL, WILLIAM JOHN, Lincoln's inn, Barrister at Law. June 30. Palmer and Co,
Trafalgar sq

BRAUND, ELISE, Bromley, Kent. June 10. Shepheard, Finsbury circus
BROOKES, GEORGE, High Ercall, Salop, Gent. June 10. Taylor, Stourbridge
CRESSWELL, ANN, Marylebone rd. June 1. Smith and Mammatt, Ashby de la Zouch
DAIN, CHRISTOPHER, Erdington, Warwick, Gent. June 1. Tyndall and Co, Birmingham
GOULTER, GEORGE, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, Gent. June 3. Walter and Durham,
Kingston on Thames

JOHNSTON, WILLIAM, Junction rd, Upper Holloway, Printer. June 1. Hughes, Bedford

st, Covent Garden

LEE, EDWARD HENRY JOHN, Leeds, Tanner. June 21. Simpson and Burrell, Leeds LEES, GEORGE WYLD, Bakewell, Derby, Esq. May 31. Noble, Lendal

LEES, REV. JOHN, Clifton, York. May 31. Noble, Lendal

MALINS, Right Hon. Sir RICHARD, Lowndes sq. June 1. Freshfields and Williams, Bank bldgs

PHILLIPS, ELIZABETH, Shifnal, Salop. May 15. Phillips and Co, Shifnal

REYROUX, Rev. FREDERICK, Appleford, Berks, Clerk. June 5. Sedgefield and Pryce, Abingdon

ROE, HENRY BARNARD, Liverpool, Gentleman. June 30. Rowe and Co, Liverpool SAUNDERS, HUGH, Keymer, Sussex, Licensed Victualler. June 21. Haselwood, Brighton

SKELTON, GEORGE BENNETT, Hibaldstow, Lincoln, Farmer. May 1. Hayes and Son, Brigg

STEVENS, JAMES JOHN, Clapham Common, Surrey, Esq. June 24. Keily, Molyneux chmbrs, Goswell rd

WAITE, JOHN, City rd, Gent. May 30. Burr, Little Britain

WARREN, GEORGE, Cambridge, Grocer. July 20. Eadens and Knowles, Cambridge WOLSTENHOLME, JOHN PROCTER, Bradford, Timber Merchant. June 1. Watson and Dickons, Bradford

land

YELD, HENRY JOHN, Bishopwearmouth, M.D. May 3. Alcock and Routledge, Sunder[Gazette, Apr. 25.]

DAYLIGHT IN OFFICES.-Chappuis' Reflectors. 99, Fleet-street, E.C.-[Advt.]

filled up, in a glass urn. The cards of Mr. Thompson's voters were white in colour, and those of Mr. Scholfield buff, and when a sufficient number of these had been deposited they were removed, and counted by the officials, so that as the poll proceeded a pretty accurate idea could be obtained by the agents of each candidate as to the state of the poll. Any voter who was objected to by the agents of the candidates was sworn before he was allowed to vote. Mr. Thompson's agents were Messrs. Rollit & Sons, Hull, and Mr. George England, solicitor, Howden, acted as agent for Mr. Scholfield. The doors of the polling-room were closed precisely at eight o'clock, and about twenty minutes past that hour the result was declared by Mr. Burton, in the Sessions Court, as follows :-Mr. Thompson, 1,565; Mr. Scholfield, 1,031; Mr. Smith, 34; majority for Thompson, 34.

SALES OF ENSUING WEEK.

May 10.-Mesere. EDWIN Fox & BOUSFIELD, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Property (see advertisement, April 22, p. 3).

May 10. Mr. F. ELLIS MORRIS, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Property (see advertisement, April 29, p. 4).

May 11.-Messrs. C. C. & T. MOORE, at the Mart, at 1 for 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Estates (see advertisement, this week, p. 3).

May 12.-Messrs. HORNE, EVERSFIELD, & Co., at the Mart, at 1 for 2 p.m, Leasehold Property (see advertisement, April 29, p. 4).

May 12.-Mr. MILLAR, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Property (see advertisement, April 29, p. 4).

May 12.-Messrs. NORTON, TRIST, WATNEY, & Co., at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold and Leasehold Properties (see advertisement, this week, p. 4).

MARRIAGES.

NAYLOR-GRANVILLE-April 27, at Biarritz, Charles Topham Naylor, of the
Inner Temple, barrister-at-law, to Eleanor Katharine, daughter of Capt. Gran-
ville, late 26th Regt., of Grand Pré, Biarritz.
WALKER-BEARE.-April 27, at Savoy, Philip F. Walker, barrister-at-law, to
Mary Alice Beare, daughter of the late Major Beare, 46th Regiment, of
Devonshire-place.

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LONDON GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

FRIDAY, April 28, 1882.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

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

Honck, John, Havenfield Lodge, Hornsey Rise. Pet March 15. Brougham. May 9
Parker, George, and George Parker, jun, Wardour st, Soho, Manufacturing Chemists.
Pet April 26. Brougham. May 10 at 12.30
To Surrender in the Country.

Mitton, John, Halifax, Blacksmith. Pet April 24. Rankin. Halifax, May 13 at 11 Sorrell, Richard Henry, Saffron Walden, Essex, Grocer. Pet April 25. Eaden. Cambridge, May 10 at 3

TUESDAY, May 2, 1882.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.
Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar.
To Surrender in London.

Snow, Percy Tonkin, Mildmay road, Stoke Newington, a retired Lieutenant-Colonel of
the Madras Army. Pet April 29. Brougham. May 17 at 12.30
Stenson, Robert Crooks, Millman st, Bedford row. Pet April 28. Pepys. May 17 at 12
To Surrender in the Country.

Bridgewater, John Thomas, and Francis Foster Bridgewater, Cleckheaton, York,
Woollen Manufacturers. Pet April 28. Orme. Bradford, May 16 at 12
Chambers, William Hoole, Barnsley, York, Mining Engineer. Pet April 26. Bury.
Barnsley, May 16 at 11

Cutler, Wiliam, East Sheen, Mortlake, Surrey, Brewer. Pet April 26. Willoughby.
Wandsworth, May 12 at 11

Grenfell, Annie Marjorie, Somers villa, Wandsworth. Pet Feb 21, Willoughby. Wandsworth, May 12 at 11

16 at 11

Lewis, Thomas, Abercarne, Monmouth, Farmer. Pet April 28. Davis. Newport, May Sayer, Charles, Liverpool, Quarry Proprietor. Pet April 28. Cooper, Liverpool, May Worsley, Henry, Golborne, Lancaster, Surgeon. Pet April 27. Holden. Bolton, May

15 at 12

15 at 11

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. FRIDAY, April 28, 1882.

Buckland, Stephen, Clapham rd. April 20

Mann, James, Hartlepool, Durham, Innkeeper. March 16.

TUESDAY, May 2, 1882,

Eggar, Frederick, Woking, Surrey, Brick and Tile Manufacturer. A pril 20 Hallowes, Thomas Arthur Tooke, Tavistock sq, Architect. April 25

Liquidations by Arrangement.

FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. FRIDAY, April 28, 1882.

Adams, David, Middlesborough, Earthenware Dealer. May 10 at 11 at office of Ward,
Albert rd, Middlesborough

Allen, George Alfred Smith, Walthamstow, Builder. May 23 at 12 at offices of Dubois,
Serjeants' inn, Chancery lane. Toulmin-Smith and Fuller, Chancery lane
Allen. Robert, Waltham Cross, Herts, Hairdresser. May 10 at 3 at office of Rumney,
Walbrook

Aram, Eugene (not Oram, as erroneously printed in last Gazette), Greyhound rd, Ful-
ham Fields, Oilman. May 5 at 12 at office of Shearman, Gresham st
Ashmead, Joseph, Rotherham, out of business. May 11 at 4 at Law Society, Hoole's
chbrs, Bank st, Sheffield. Hickmott

Ashworth, Herbert, Beswick, nr Manchester, Grocer. May 12 at 3 at office of Chew,
Swan st, Manchester

Attwell, Walter, Chiswell st, Wholesale Milliner. May 10 at 3.30 at office of Boyes and
Child, Poultry. Morris, Walbrook
May 9 at 3 at office of Pybus, Post

Baker, George William Sanzen, Gateshead, Grocer.
Office chbrs, St Nicholas sq, Newcastle on Tyne

Bell, John, and Henry Bell, Wedmore st, Carriers. May 10 at 3 at Inns of Court Hotel,
Holborn. Godfrey, Highgate rd

Bennett, Samuel, Stourbridge, Worcester, Shopkeeper. May 8 at 11 at office of Roskell Worcester st, Stourbridge

Binge, John, Rampton, Nottingham, Farmer. May 16 at 11.30 at office of Marshall,
Chapelgate, East Retford

Bowes, William, Kirby Misperton, nr Pickering, Tailor. May 15 at 2 at Bay Horse Inn,
Pickering. Harrison, Kirby Moorside
Brand, Edward, and John Brand, Gore rd, Victoria pk, Hatters. May 6 at 10.30 at office
of Hicks, Victoria pk rd

Brennan, Amelia, Blackley, nr Manchester, Match Manufacturer. May 18 at 4 at Mitre
Hotel, Cathedral yd, Manchester. Leigh, Manchester

Broadhurst, James, Brighton, Wine Dealer. May 15 at 3 at office of Helmore, Bishopsgate st Within

Brooks, William, West Bromwich, Stafford, Horse Dealer. May 11 at 11 at office of Jackson and Sharpe, High st, West Bromwich

Buckler, William, Blatchington, Sussex, Builder. May 24 at 3 at office of Edmonds and Co, Cheapside. Schomberg, Brighton

Budworth, Samuel, Frodlingham, Lincoln, General Dealer. May 17 at 11 at Angel Hotel, Brigg. Stephenson and Mountain, Gt Grimsby

Capstick, Felix, Bristol, Beerhouse Keeper. May 10 at 12 at office of Benson and Car. penter, Bank chbrs, Corn st, Brtstol

Collins, William Henry, High Wycombe, Buckingham, Chair Manufacturer. May 13 at 1 at the Coffee Tavern, Frogmore gardens, High Wycombe. Clarke, High Wycombe

Cook, Charles, Swansea, Trunk Maker. May 12 at 3 at offices of Evans and Davies, Wind st, Swansea

Cook, Joseph, Oldbury, Worcester, Plumber. May 16 at 11 at offices of Jackson and Sharpe, High st, West Bromwich

Corbett, Benjohn, Grimsbury, Northampton, Cattle Salesman. May 11 at 2.30 at office of Munton and Stockton, High st, Banbury

Cottrell, James, Bristol, Saddler. May 10 at 12 at offices of Hare and Co, High st, Bristol

Cowper, Henry, Spennymoor, Durham, Clothier. May 10 at 11.30 at offices of Edgar, Silver st, Bishop Auckland

Cox, James, Leicester, Corn Dealer. May 11 at 12 at offices of Harris, Friar lane, Leicester

Cruwys, George, Ball's Pond rd, Grocer. May 12 at 2 at offices of Coram, Lincoln's inn fields

Cullingford, Robert, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, Hotel Keeper. May 15 at 11 at offices of Edmonds and Co, Cheapside. Pittis, Newport

Darwin, Henry John, Birmingham, Tailor. May 9 at 11 at offices of Fowke, Colmore row, Birmingham

Davies, David, Llandebie, Carmarthen, Grocer. May 18 at 12.30 at Dynevor Arms Hotel, Pantyffynon, Llandebie. Bishop and Childs, Llandilo

Diamond, Zyman, Huntingdon bldgs, Bethnal green, out of business. May 11 at 2 at offices of Brighten and Parker, Bishopsgate st Without Druiff, Sidney, Wood st, Cheapside, Millinery Warehouseman.

May 15 at 2 at Masons' Hall Tavern, Masons' avenue, Basinghall st. Myers, Gresham buildings,

Guildhall

Edmund, Henry, Dafen, nr Llanelly, Publican. May 11 at 2 at offices of Jellicoe,
Prospect place, Swansea
Evans, Henry Page, Denbigh pl, Pimlico, Grocer. May 11 at 2 at offices of Broad and
Wiltshire, Queen st, Cheapside. Mote, South sq, Gray's inn

Fairbrother, Frederick Marshall, Manchester, Baker. May 12 at 3 at office of Leyland,
Moseley st, Manchester

Fane, Henry John, Bury st, St James's, of no occupation. May 19 at 3 at Inns of Court
Hotel, Holborn. Davis, Weymouth st, Portland pl

Feast, John, and Joseph Feast, George yd, Wardour st, Builders. May 18 at 3 at 1,
Second Floor, Lonsdale bldgs, Chancery lane. Harston, Throgmorton st
Flood, John, King's rd, Chelsea, Medical Practitioner. May 6 at 11 at offices of Stol-
lard, South Molton st, Oxford st

Fogg, James, Wigan, Lancaster, Boot Maker. May 11 at 11 at offices of Byrom, King st, Wigan

Francis, Susannah, Stalbridge, Dorset. May 5 at 11 at Red Lion Inn, Stalbridge. Balch, Bruton

Freegard, Alfred, Holloway End, nr Stourbridge, Commission Agent. May 10 at 3 at offices of Waldron, High st, Brierley Hill

Frost, Alfred, Coventry, Cabinet Maker. May 11 at 11 at offices of Goate, Little Park st, Coventry

Gorse, Thomas, Orrell, Lancaster, Provision Dealer. May 10 at 11 at office of Wilson, King st, Wigan

Haines, Walter, Knighton, Radnor, Innkeeper. May 15 at 2 at Crown Inn, Knighton. Green and Peters

Hamer, Samuel, Chorley, Lancaster, Grocer. May 10 at 3 at office of Whitfield, Townhall, Chorley

Hammond, John Thomas, Macclesfield, Chester, Silk Dealer. May 18 at 11 at Brunswick st, Macclesfield. Killminster

Hammond, Nathan, Brighton, Butcher. May 16 at 3 at office of Penfold and Co, Middle st, Brighton

Harker, George, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Shoemaker. May 10 at 2 at offices of Fardell and Dashwood, Market st, Ryde

Hardaker, James, Bradford, Confectioner. May 12 at 11 at offices of Wilkinson, Kirkgate, Bradford

Hart, James, and James Hart, jun, Coventry, Ribbon Manufacturers. May 10 at 12 at
the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry. Browett, Coventry
Hensman, Arthur John, Goldhawk rd, Hammersmith, Builder. May 15 at 3 at offices
Higgs, Edward Milward, Stourport, Worcester, Blacksmith. May 22 at 3 at office of
Hill, Frederick, Wolverhampton, Oil and Colour Merchant. May 15 at 11 at Queen st,
Wolverhampton. Riley
May 10 at 3 at Royal Hotel,

of Nelson and Co, Bennet's hill, Doctors' Commons

Thursfield, Swan st, Kidderminster

Holdsworth, Robert Maskill, Wakefield, York, Grocer. Wakefield. Dryden, Wakefield

Hollis, Henry, Bury st, Edmonton, Licensed Victualler. ney, Walbrook

Hollway, James, Houghton le Spring. Durham, Grocer. Graham and Shepherd, John st, Sunderland

May 12 at 3 at office of Rum

May 11 at 11 at offices of

Howard, Robert. Birmingham, Glass and Colour Merchant. May 12 at 3 at offices of Jaques, Temple row, Birmingham

Hudson, Peter, Liverpool, Brass Founder. May 15 at 2 at office of Dickson and Syers
Lord st, Liverpool

Hughes, John, Llanaberis, Carnarvon, Joiner.
Lewis and Edwards, Ruthin

Hurley, Abraham, Williton, Somerset, Miller.
Taunton

land

Jacobs, Joseph, Leicester, Fishmonger. gate, Leicester

May 12 at 12.30 at Castle Hotel, Bangor.

May 10 at 11 at office of Foster, East st,

Jacobs, George Maurice, Aldersgate st. Fancy Goods Dealer. May 12 at 2 at the
Masons' Hall Tavern, Masons' avenue. Myers, Gresham bldgs, Guildhall
Jacobs, Israel, Sunderland, Draper. May 10 at 3 at offices of Asher, Manor pl, Sunder.
May 15 at 3 at office of Buckby, Gallowtree
Jones, William, Hampstead rd, Builder. May 10 at 3 at Martin's ct, Leicester square.
Willis
Jones, William Garratt, Wrexham, Denbigh, Bookseller. May 12 at 12 at office of
Pierce, Regent st, Wrexham
Kahn, Aaron, Hyde rd, Hoxton, Boot Maker. May 15 at 2 at office of Sydney, Finsbury
circus

Kelly, Florence, Halifax, Milliner. May 18 at 3 at Pack Horse Hotel, Huddersfield.
Freeman, Huddersfield
Kirby, Joel, Mexborough, York, Stone Merchant. May 9 at 2 at office of Nicholson
and Co, East Parade, Sheffield

Knight, Robert Hipwell, and Evan Jenkins, Friday st, Mantle Makers. May 11 at 12
at office of Plunkett and Leader, St Paul's Churchyard
Langford, Robert, Colyford, Devon, Builder. May 15 at 4 at Colcombe Castle Hotel,
Colyton. Wilton, Colyton

Laurent, William Angelo, Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, Confectioner. May 11 at 11.30 at office of Thomas, Market Cross chmbrs, Stockton-on-Tees

Levite, Louis, Trinity st, Borough, Solicitors Clerk. May 6 at 12 at office of Thompson and Co, Gt Dover st, Borcugh

Mason, Christopher Bottomley, Bradford. Waste Dealer. May 11 at 11 at office of Beverley and Freeman, Hustlergate, Bradford

May, Frederick Francis. Harp lane, Gt Tower st, Printer. May 11 at 3 at office of Martin and Banks, Qveen st. Cheapside

Mayne, Thomas Smith, Hackney rd, Boot Maker. May 15 at 3 at office of Rudall, Watling st

Mills, Edward Thomas, Battlefield, nr Shrewsbury, Salop, Innkeeper. May 12 at 3 at office of Morris, Swan Hill, Shrewsbury

Morrison, Edward, Liverpool, Shipwright. May 11 at 3 at office of Gibson and Bolland, South John st, Liverpool. Gregory, Liverpool

Morrison, Robert, Swansea, Commission Agent. May 10 at 2 at Royal Talbot Hotel, Victoria st, Bristol

Moyle, Joseph, Broadway, Hammersmith, Chemist. May 16 at 12 at office of Bockett, Lincoln's-inn-fields

Murrells, George, Sudbury, Suflolk, Grocer. May 17 at 11 at Canon st Hotel, Canon sr. Audrewes and Co, Sudbury

Myer, Edward, Liverpool. Auctioneer. May 10 at 11 at office of Horner, Stafford st, Liverpool

Nobbs, James John, and William Blake, Park crescent Mews, Crescent rd, Clapham, Carman. May 15 at 3 at Guildhall Tavern, Gresham st. Keene and Co, Mark lane Nolan, Aloysius Patrick, Levenshulme, nr Manchester, Commercial Traveller. May 18 at 3 at Mitre Hotel, Cathedral yard, Manchester. Leigh, Manchester Parker, William Henry, Walsall, Stafford, Commercial Traveller. May 10 at 11 at Patmore, Thomas Abraham, Hatffeld Broad Oak, Essex, Farmer. May 10 at 12 at office office of Stanley, Bridge st, Walsall

of Baker and Thornycroft, Bishop Stortford, Hertford Patrick, Archibald Peter, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Grocer. May 15 at 11 at office of Scott White House bldgs, Pilgrim st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Percy, Thomas, Castleford, York, School Attendance Officer. May 15 at 11 at NorthEastern Hotel, Castleford. Bradley, Castleford

Perkins, George Brett, Nottingham, Provision Merchant. May 10 at 4 at office of Cockayne, Fletcher gate, Nottingham

Phillips, Robert, Bristol, Coach Builder. May 10 at 2 at office of Clifton and Carter, Broad st, Bristol

Rice, John, Bagshot, Surrey, Miller. May 17 at 12 at George Hotel, Reading. Cave,

Bracknell

Richards, David, Rhandirmwyn, Carmarthen, Grocer. May 15 at 10.30 at King's Head Inn, Llandovey. Phillips, Llandovery

Ritson, Henry, Cockermouth, Cumberland, Painter. May 16 at 1 at office of Jennings, Main st, Cockermouth

Robertson, John, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Tailor. May 12 at 3 at office of Clark, Regent st, Cheltenham

Rosser, Jenkin, Resolven, nr Neath, Glamorgan, Postmaster. May 8 at 11 at office of Sims, Queen st, Neath

Rosser, William, Llangeinor, Glamorgan, Colliery Manager. May 13 at 2.30 at office of Morgan, Mill st, Pontypridd

Sainsbury, Francis Samuel, Wellingborough, Northampton, Draper. May 19 at 3 at office of Hollier and Battiscombe, Market pl, Leicester

Saltonstall, Gilbert, and Arthur Mortimer Brown, Friday st, Silk Importers. May 11
at 12 at Guildhall Coffee House, Gresham st. Bannister, Basinghall st
Savage, Robert, Chiswell st, Wholesale Milliner. May 10 at at office of Boyes and
Child, Poultry. Morris, Walbrook

Selby, Arthur, Sevenoaks, Kent, Steam Plough Proprietor. May 15 at 12 at the Crown
Hotel, Sevenoaks. Lepper and Blaxland, Mark lane
Sharpin, William John, Norwich, Tobaconist.

May 11 at 3.30 at office of Storey and
Cowland, Theobald's ro, Gray's inn. Tilett, Norwich
Shea, Francis James, Eveleigh st, Tollington pk, Manufacturers' Agent. May 8 at 3 at
office of Preston and Co, Southampton bidgs, Chancery lane

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