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he could mention. It was idle to speak of assizes, or of the sittings of such a court as the Court of Passage, which was open to suitors only once a quarter. He had inquired into this matter on the spot, and was convinced that the chief want was a competent resident judge, sitting constantly, always accessible, and exercising all the power required in law, equity, bankruptcy, &c. In a court of that kind a bar would always be found, and uniformity of decision would be maintained by the Central Appellate Court.

The Chairman said that there was an unanimous opinion that every court, whether of law or equity, should do complete justice in every matter brought before it. But there was a corollary to this, that the court should have powers which would enable it to administer complete justice. The department then adjourned.

The Chairman announced that Mr. Montague Cookson, Mr. William Barber, and Mr. Abram had been elected members of this society. The society had added to its list of vice-presidents Mr. Justice Hannen, and he (the Chairman) could not forbear, although it might be some trespass on the regularity of the proceedings, from expressing the great pleasure he felt-a pleasure no doubt shared by the whole Profession-at the selection of that gentleman to be one of her Majesty's judges. A more appropriate or more excellent appointment could not

have been made.

Mr. Charles Clarke was then elected treasurer, and Mr. Charles Hopwood secretary of the society; Mr. Vernon Lushington, Mr. H. M. Jackson, Mr. Vaughan Hawkins, Mr. James Hopwood, Mr. Alfred George Martin, and Mr. A. C. Humphreys, were elected members of the council; and Mr. Droop and Mr. W. W. Karslake were re-elected auditors. In accordance with a proposition made by the chairman in 1857, to the effect that the Lord Chancellor for the time being should be the president of the society, Lord Westbury was requested to offer that office to Lord Cairns. Lord Westbury observed that the present Lord Chancellor was a most accomplished lawyer, a most zealous legal reformer, and a legal scholar, if he might say so, desirous of promoting the study of jurisprudence, which was the object for which this society was established. The formal business having been disposed of,

ordinary justice to our colonial empire. He suggested
that the society, instead of discussing abstract ques-
tions of law, should have discussions upon reports,
Acts of Parliament, matters connected with inter-
national law, and the ordinary topics that came
before the world day by day. He deplored the pre-
sent unsatisfactory state of the law of debtor and
creditor, and hoped that efforts would be made to
improve it.
After thanks were voted to the chairman and to
the officers of the society, the meeting adjourned.

HULL. LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY.

Thursday, Jan. 9.-The Right Hou. Sir William Bovill, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of Her Majesty's Court of Common Pleas at Westminster, has appointed George Remington, of Ulverston, in the county of Lancaster, gentleman, to be a perpetual commissioner for taking the acknowledgment of deeds to be executed by married women under the Act passed for the Abolition of Fines and Recoveries, and for the Substitution of more Simple Modes of Assurance, in and for the county of Lancaster.

Mr. Matthew S. Emerson, of Norwich, and Watton, Norfolk, has been appointed a Commissioner to Administer Oaths in the High Court of Chancery in England.

pleased to appoint, under Her Majesty's Royal sign WHITEHALL, March 4.-The Queen has been manual, the Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor, the Right Hon. Spencer Horatio Walpole, and Sir Travers Twiss, Knight, D.C.L., Her Majesty's Advocate-General, to be Her Majesty's Commissioners to visit the Royal Hospital of St. Katharine, now situate in the Regent's-park, and to inquire into the state, government, and revenues of the said hospital.

At the weekly meeting of the above society, held gell in the chair, the following point was discussed on Tuesday evening, the 3rd inst., with Mr. PettinWill an advowson in gross pass by the word 'tenement ?" Mr. Watson sustained the affirmative, and Mr. Glover the negative. After an interesting discussion, in the course of which much information was gathered from the authorities quoted, the point was decided in the affirmative by a majority of five. At the meeting of the above society, held on Tuesday evening, the 10th inst., with Mr. Bromby in the chair, the following point was discussed by the members: "A. mortgages his chattels personal to B. by a valid bill of sale, containing a grant, THE COURTS & COURT PAPERS. usual mortgage covenants, &c., and a proviso that on repayment the deed to be void, and the mortgagee to revest the property in A. The parties are termed mortgagor' and 'mortgagee.' On A.'s bankruptcy, must B. give up his securities, and prove (in, say a year after) if the goods were in A.'s possession at the time the title of the assignees under the bankruptcy arose."

The affirmative was ably argued by Mr. Sibree, and the negative by Mr. Pettingell, and after due consideration of the authorities quoted the point was decided in the affirmative.

ARTICLED CLERKS' SOCIETY.

At a meeting of this society, held in Clement's-inn Hall, on Wednesday evening last, with Mr. H. E. Stenning in the chair, it was moved by Mr. J. O. Dyer, "That legislative interference is necessary to regulate combinations among employers and employed." After a very animated discussion, the motion was carried by a majority of six.

LEGAL OBITUARY.

H. J. CONINGTON, ESQ.
THE late Henry James Conington, Esq., barrister-
at-law, of South-square, Gray's-inn, who died at
of his age, was a son of the Rev. R. Conington, of
Boston, on the 25th Jan., in the forty-second year
Boston, and brother of Professor Conington, of
Oxford. He was born in 1826; was educated at
Rugby, and at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, of
which he was a scholar, where he took his B.A.
degree in 1851; and was called to the Bar by the
Hon. Society of Lincoln's-inn in 1855: He was
extensively connected with literature, and is much
regretted in University circles.

ESQ.

The Chairman delivered an address to the meeting
in the course of which he observed that he thought
it would be beneficial to the society if power were
given to the secretary to convene regularly every
fortnight a meeting of the society, and that if a paper
were not ready for the purpose, it should be in the
power of the chairman for the time being to call the
attention of the society to any subject connected
with jurisprudence, and which was of general interest
and importance at the time. Eighty members of the
Bar, at great expense of time and labour, had pre-
pared many of them most elaborate papers merely
for the purpose of proving their competency to enter
upon the work of forming a digest of law. He had
charged himself with the duty of examining thirty-
six of those papers, and he had been greatly delighted,
and at the same time surprised, at the amount of
ability, care, and labour exhibited by many of those
papers. He had had great difficulty in determining,
in many cases, which of the papers exhibited the
most ability, and that he regarded as a most satis-
factory proof of a meritorious disposition on the part
of the younger barristers to enter upon the great work
of digesting the law, and it was at the same time a most
gratifying proof of the ability, skill, industry, and
the extent of learning which they had acquired for
that purpose. It was well worthy of the members
of the society to consider the question whether the
enormously increasing law business of this coun-
try did not call for the establishment of local courts
of the first magnitude, similar to those in other
Countries. Through the want of such local courts
the business of the courts of appeal was greatly in
arrear, because the common law judges had to
occupy a considerable portion of their time on PROMOTIONS & APPOINTMENTS
circuit. The present constitution of our highest
Court of appeal was most unsatisfactory. The
attendance of the law lords in that tribunal was
haphazard, and those who did hear a case did not
feel that responsibility which weighed upon the
judges of the ordinary courts. The constitution of the
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council was still less
satisfactory. A more important tribunal could not be
conceived. We had a colonial empire greater than
ever existed in the world. It far exceeded the great
orbis Romanus. From that colonial empire appeals
were made to the Judicial Committee of the Privy

THE late John Calverley, Esq., barrister-at-law, of
J. CALVERLEY,
Oulton Hall, Yorkshire, who died at Oulton, on the
the eldest son of John Calverley, Esq., of Oulton
28th ult., in the seventy-fifth year of his age, was
Hall (who died in 1827), by Mary daughter of the
late Rev. Charles Downes, and was born in 1789.
where he graduated B.A. in 1812, and was called
He was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge,
to the Bar by the Hon. Society of Lincoln's-inn,
in 1815. The deceased gentleman, who was a
magistrate and a deputy-lieutenant for the West
Riding of Yorkshire, and patron of the living of
Watson, daughter of Thomas Molyneux, Esq., of
Oulton-cum-Woodlesford; married in 1822, Ellen
Newsham House, county Lancaster, by whom he
Calverley, who died under age; and Edmund, born
had issue, two daughters, and also two sons-John
daughter of Sir George Thoman Selwin, Bart., of
in 1826, who married in 1852, Isabella Mary, eldest
Down Hall, Essex, and who now succeeds to the
estate of Oulton Hall.

Council.

You could not tell whether the Lord

Chancellor, the lords justices, or an emeritus judge, or two emeriti judices would hear an appeal, and perhaps some of those who did hear it had to get up for the nonce information on the question discussed. That was not becoming to our position, nor was it

[N.B-Announcements of appointments being in the nature
of advertisements, are charged 23. 6d. each, for which
postage stamps should be inclosed.]

INDIA-OFFICE, March 9.-The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Frederick Augustus Barnard
Glover, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service, to be a
Judge of the High Court of Judicature at Fort
William, in Bengal.

INDIA-OFFICE, March 9.-The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Duarkanath Mitter, Esq., to be
a Judge of the High Court of Judicature at Fort
William, in Bengal.

OSBORNE, Feb. 29.-The Queen was this day
pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on
William Baliol Brett, M.P., Her Majesty's Solicitor-
General.

COURT OF ADMIRALTY.
Reported by HENRY F. PURCELL, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.

BUSINESS OF THE WEEK.
SITTINGS AFTER HILARY TERM 1868.
Wednesday, March 4.

THE MINNA.

This was a cause of damage arising from a collision on the 28th March last, between the barge Moral, and the screw-steamer Minna, in the Thames. The

Minna had on board a pilot by compulsion of law, the plaintiffs were the bailees, not the owners, of the barge.The Solicitor-Genenal, and Clarkson for the plaintiffs; Deane, Q. C. and Butt for the defendants.-The COURT decided that the Minna was solely to blame; that her master was to blame as well as the pilot.

Usual decree with costs; damages not to be paid till the registrar be satisfied that the owners of the Minna will not be subjected to action by the owners of the large and her cargo.

Thursday, March 5.

THE EAGLE-This was a cause of damage. On the 8th Dec. the schooner Jane was moored alongside the quay in Dunkirk harbour, the brig Mary was moored alongside her, the Eagle was subsequently moored outside the Mary. The Jane got jammed against the quay, and injured according to the plaintiff's contention by the pressure of the Eagle against the Mary.-Dr. Deane, Q. C. and Butt for the plaintiffs; Milcard, Q. C. and Clarkson for defendants.-The COURT held that both vessels had been to blame. Decree accordingly.

Saturday, March 7.

THE LIZZIE. In this case the consignees of the cargo of the Lizzie disputed the validity of a bottomry bond given upon the ship, freight, and cargo at Key West, for repairs done to the vessel there on her way from Mexico to Falmouth. The ground on which the validity of the bond was disputed was that it had been given for an amoant greater than the whole value of the cargo, and that the master did not, though he could have done so, give notice to the owner of the cargo of his intention to borrow money on bottomry bond.-Miliard, Q.C. and Lushington for the plaintiffs; Butt and Benjamin for the defendants.

Judgment reserved.

THE GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

Gazette, March 6.

To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. BAGHOTT, WILLIAM NOEL, morchant, Belgrave-rd, Belgravia, trading as Noel, Baghott, and Co. Pet. March 3. O. A. Ed wards. Sols. Messrs. Innes, Leadenhall-st. Sur. March 25 BARTON, GEORGE, seed merchant, Princes-st, Rotherhithe, and Water-la, Tower-st. Pet. Feb. 2. Reg. Brougham. O. A. Ed. wards. Sol. Dobie, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 23 BROOKE, WILLIAM, attorney-at-law, Margate.

Pet. Feb. 28.

O. A. Edwards. Sols. Duncan and Murton, Southampton-st,
Bloomsbury. Sur. March 25
BROWNING, HENRY HARRIS, tallor, Old Jewry. Pet. March 3
O. A. Edwards. Sols. Mason, Sturt, and Mason, Gresham-st.
Sur. March 25

BROWNING, WILLIAM, oil and colourman, Tankerton-ri west.
and Whitstable. Pet. March 3. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns.
Sol. Nind, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 23

CLARK, HENRY WILLIAM, carman, Carnaby-st, Golden-sq. Pet. March 2. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Charlton, Waterloo-rd. Sur. March 23

COTTINGHAM, EDWIN COTTON, surgeon, Wisbech. Pet. March 3. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Evans, John-st, Belfordrow. Sur. March 19

COWTAN, GEORGE, draper, Essex-rd, Islington. Pet. March 4.
Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Fenton, George-st, Mansion-
house. Sur. March 21

DICKIE, THOMAS GLASSINGTON, victualler, Rochester-row, West-
minster. Pet. March 2. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol..
Wyatt, Great James-st, Bedford-row. Sur. March 16
FORSKUT, THOMAS, tailor, Air-st, Regent-st. Pet. March 3.
O. A. Edwards. Sol. Scott, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 25
HATTON, JOHN LIPTROT, musical composer, Aldiburgh. Pet.
March 3. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Scott, Guildford-
st, Russell. sq. Sur. March 19

HEAVISIDE, JOSEPH, ladies' outfitter, Chalk Farm-rd.
Feb. 20. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Peverley, Coleman-st.
March 23

Pet.
Sur.

JAMES, WILLIAM MOORE, formerly coal merchant, Tolmer's-sq.
Hampstead-rd. Pet. Feb. 29. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham.
Sol. Rigby, Coleman-st. Sur. March 19
KNOX, ROBERT, baker, Brompton-rd. Pet. March 3. Reg. Mur-
ray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Greatorex, Chancery-la. Sur. March 2
PARSONS, JAMES, baker, Wellington-st, Deptford. Pet. Feb. 19.
O. A. Edwards.
Sur.
Sol. Girdwood, Old Jewry-chambers.

March 25
PAUNDS, ELIZABETH, spinster, boarding-house keeper, Hamp-
stead-rd. Pet. March 4. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. SOL.
Brighten, Bishopsgate st without. Sur. March 19
RATHBONE, THOMAS RAYMOND, compositor, Heygate-st, Wal
worth-rd south. Pet. March 4. Reg. Murray. O, A. Parkyns
Sols. Labrow and Woodbridge, Mitre-ct-chambers, Temple
Sur. March 23

ROCK, GEORGE CONRAD, baker, Montpelier-st, Walworth. Pet. March 4. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sols. Dubois and Maynard, Church passage, Gresham-st. Sur. March 23 RUSSELL, HENRY, baker, Elgin rd, Malda-vale, and Abbey-gdns, St. John's-wood. Pet. March 3. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Pittman, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 23

SIMPSON, HENRY, beerseller, Stratford. Pet. March 4.

Reg.

Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sols. Blake and Snow, College-hill, Cannon-st. Sur. March 23

SOAMES, FREDERICK, assistant to a greengrocer, Albany-rd, Camberwell. Pet. March 2. Reg. Pepys, O. A. Graham. Sol. Harrison, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 19

TRIPHOOK, ROBERT WILLIAM, victualler, Wynyatt-st, Clerkenwell. Pet. March 4. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Peverley, Greshambldgs, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 25 WOOD, GEORGE, carman, Kingsland-rd.

Pet. March 3. Reg. Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Olive, Portsmouth-st, Lincoln'sinn-fds. Sur. March 18

WOODGATE, JESSE, and SPENCER, ALFRED, pawnbrokers, Wool-
wich and Footscray. Pet. March 3. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham.
Sol. Buchanan, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 19
WOOLNOUGH, JAMES WILLIAM, bricklayer, Hoxton-sq. Pet.
Feb. 28. 0. A. Edwards. Sol. Taylor, Church-row, Upper-st,
Islington. Sur. March 18

Feb. 24. Reg. Harris. O. A. Morgan. Sols. Sale, Shipman, Seddon, and Sale, Manchester. Sur. March 18 BLAYLOCK, JOHN, miller, Bassenthwaite. Pet. March 2. Reg. & O. A. Broatch. Sol. Lowthian, Keswick. Sur. March 16 BOALER, WALTER, dealer in cotton, Liverpool. Pet. March 2. Reg. & O. A. Hime. Sol. Blackhurst, Liverpool. Sur. March 18 BRIERLEY, JOHN BARLOW, cotton manufacturer, Pendleton. Pet. March 2. Reg. Harris. O. A. Morgan. 'Sols. Marsland and Addleshaw, Manchester. Sur. March 18

BURY, WILLIAM, bookseller, Birkenhead. Pet March 4. Reg. &
O. A. Wason. Sol. Anderson, Birkenhead. Sur. March 20
CAMBRIDGE, CHARLES, oil and colourman, Bristol. Pet. March 3.
Reg. Wilde. 0. A. Acraman. Sol. Beckingham, Bristol. Sur.
March 18

CARTER, WALTER ALFRED, schoolmaster, Gloucester. Pet.
Feb. 29. Reg. & O. A. Wilton. Sol. Smalbridge, Gloucester.
Sur. March 18
CHAPMAN, JOHN, innkeeper, Withersdale. Pet. Feb. 21. Reg. &
O. A. Lyus. Sur. March 17

CLAFTON, JOHN WILLIAM, cloth manufacturer, Dewsbury. Pet.
March 2. O. A. Young. Sols. Mitchell, Ossett; and Simpson,
Leeds. Sur. March 16

DADD, THOMAS, mariner, Seatalter. Pet. March 2. Reg. & O. A.
Callaway. Sol. De Lasaux, Canterbury. Sur. March 17
DANIELS, WILLIAM H., builder, Vauxhall Saw-mills, near
Gloucester. Pet. Feb. 27. Reg. Wilde. O. A. Acraman. Sol.
Cooke, Gloucester; and Miller, Bristol. Sur. March 18
COOKSON, RALPH, cooper, Hull. Pet. March 3. Reg. & O. A.
Phillips. Sol. Summers, Hull. Sur. March 17
DODDS, HENRY LINWOOD, ale merchant, Hull. Pet. Feb. 27.
Reg. & O. A. Phillips. Sol. Birks, Hull. Sur. March 17
DRABBLE, SAMUEL, carrier, Farnsfield. Pet. March 4. Reg. &
O. A. Newton. Sol. Belk, Nottingham. Sur. March 18
DUNBAR, ALEXANDER, provision dealer, Liverpool. Pet. Feb. 19.
O. A. Turner. Sur. March 16

EDWARDS, ADAM, chemist, Hartland. Pet. Feb. 28. O. A. Car-
rick. Sols. Terrell and Petherick, Exeter. Sur. March 13
ELLIS, JOHN BOWMAN, formerly victualler, Nottingham. Pet.
Feb. 5. Reg. Tudor. Ó. A. Harris. Sol. Ashwell, Nottingham.
Sur. March 17

FAIRBANKS, CHARLES BOWES, master stevedore, Liverpool. Pet.
Feb. 29. Reg. & O. A. Hime. Sol. Kent, Liverpool. Sur. March 17
FARRER, THOMAS, jeweller, Hastings. Pet. March 3. Reg. &
O. A. Young. Sol. Philbrick, Hastings. Sur. March 21
FELL, BENJAMIN, and FELL, JOHN, cotton manufacturers, Man-
chester and Burnley. Pet. March 3. Reg. Harris. O. A. Morgan.
Sol. Leigh, Manchester. Sur. April 1
FLETCHER, GEORGE, druggist, Sneinton. Pet. March 4. Reg. &
O. A. Patchitt. Sol. Lees, Nottingham. Sur. April 8
FLOYD, DAN, bootmaker, Princes Risborough. Pet. March 4.
Reg.&O. A. Parker. Sol. Clarke, High Wycombe. Sur. March 24
FOSTER, WILLIAM WARIN, victualler, Salford. Pet. Feb. 19.
Reg. Harris. O. A. Morgan. Sur. March 17
HAGGER, JOSIAH, saddler, Haverhill. Pet. March 2. Reg. & O. A.
Jardine. Sols. Cardinal and Wright, Halstead. Sur. March 20
HARGREAVES, HARGREAVES, butcher, Burnley. Pet. March 4.
Reg. & O. A. Hartley. Sols. Backhouse and Whittam, Burnley.
Sur. March 26

HARRIS, JAMES, butcher, Cwmaman. Pet. Feb. 28. Reg. & O. A.
Rees. Sol. Linton, Aberdare. Sur. March 16

HAYES, ALFRED, Chatham. Pet. March 3. Reg. & 0. A. Acworth.
Sol. Hayward, Rochester. Sur. March 20
HAYLOR, WILLIAM, butcher, Slaugham. Pet March 2. Reg. &
O. A. Waugh. Sol. Lamb, Brighton. Sur. March 19
HEATLEY, SAMUEL, farm bailiff, Shrewsbury.

Pet. March 4.
Reg. Hill. O. A. Kinnear. Sols. Davis, Shrewsbury; and James
and Griffin, Birmingham. Sur. March 18
HITCHCOCKS, GEORGE, blacksmith, Deddington. Pet. Feb. 23.
Reg. & O. A. Hawkins. Sol. Kilby, Banbury. Sur. March 17
HODGKINSON, PAUL, Cooper, Farnsfield. Pet. March 4. Reg. &
O. A. Newton. Sol. Belk, Nottingham. Sur. March 18
HOOPER, ALFRED GEORGE, cordwainer, Worcester. Pet. March 3.
Reg. & O. A. Crisp. Sol. Tree, Worcester. Sur. March 18
HOWSE, WILLIAM, tobacconist, Birmingham. Pet. March 4.
Reg. Hill. O. A. Kinnear. Soi. Farry, Birmingham. Sur. March 18
HUNTLEY, JAMES, grocer, Newcastle. Pet. Feb. 21. Reg. Gib-
son. O. A. Laidman. Sols. Hoyle, Shipley, and Hoyle, New-
castle. Sur. March 20

JACKSON, WILLIAM, Northampton. Pet. March 3. Reg. & O. A.
Dennis. Sol. White, Northampton. Sur. March 21
JONES, DAVID, grocer, Llangeitho. Reg. & 0. A. Price. Sol.
Lloyd, Lampeter. Sur. March 14

JONES, JOHN, late metal dealer. Birmingham. Pet. March 2.
Reg. & O. A. Guest. Sol. East, Birmingham. Sur. April 3
LATCHAM, ROBERT, machinist, Hereford. Pet. March 2. Reg. &
O. A. Reynolds. Sol. Carless, jun., Hereford. Sur. March 23
LEWIS, ELIZABETH SARAH, late innkeeper, Abergavenny. Pet.
March 2 Reg. & O. A. Batt. Sol. Jones, Abergavenny. Sur.
March 17
MACKAY, JAMES, saddler, Morpeth. Pet. March 2. Reg. & O. A.
Brumell. Sol. Wilkinson, Morpeth. Sur. March 23
MACKENZIE, HENRY, builder, Worcester. Pet. Feb. 26. Reg.
Hill, O. A. Kinnear. Sols. Southall, Worcester; and Messrs.
Hodgson, Birmingham. Sur. March 18
MARSHALL, WILLIAM, solicitor, Solihull and Birmingham. Pet.
March 2. Reg. Hill. O. A. Kinncar. Sol. East, Birmingham.
Sur. March 18

Pet. Sur.

Pet.

OAKFORD, THOMAS, brazier, Fakenham. Pet. Feb. 27. Reg. &
O. A. Watson. Sol. Garwood, jun., Wells. Sur. March 19
OLDFIELD, JONATHAN JESSOP, whitesmith, Cleckheaton.
March 3. Reg. & O. A. Robinson. Sol. Thomas, Halifax.
March 17
PARKES, THOMAS WILLIAM, blacksmith, Birmingham.
March 3. Reg. & O. A. Guest. Sol. Duke, Birmingham. Sur.
April 3

PEARSON, JOHN, formerly plasterer, Old Shincliffe. Pet. Feb. 29.
Reg.&O. A. Greenwell. Sol. Marshall, jun., Durham. Sur.

March 19

PENDERYEST, THOMAS, beerhouse-keeper, Salford. Pet. Feb. 18.
Reg. & O. A. Hulton. Sur. March 21
PENSON, THOMAS, victualler, Wolverhampton. Pet. March 3.
Reg. Tudor. O. A. Kinnear. Sols. Thurstans and Cartwright,
Wolverhampton. Sur. March 20
PHILLIPS, JOHN HAMILTON, miller, Knowle. Pet. Feb. 28. Reg.
& O. A. Mitchell. Sol. East, Birmingham. Sur. March 28
PITT, HENRY ALEXANDER, wine merchant, Liverpool.
Feb. 19. O. A. Turner. Sur. March 16
RADFORD, HERBERT, milliner, Worcester. Pet. March 2.
Tudor. O. A. Kinnear. Sols. Pugh, Worcester; and Wright,
Birmingham. Sur. March 20
RICHARDSON, JOHN, labourer, Swinton, Pet. Feb. 29. Reg. &
O. A. Newman and Hoyle. Sol. Sugg, Sheffield. Sur. March 20
SANDERS, WILLIAM, marine store dealer, Luton. Pet Feb. 29.
Reg. & O. A. Austin. Sol. Bailey, Luton. Sur. March 18

Pet.

Reg.

SHAW, ALICIA, gentlewoman, Liverpool. Pet. March 4. Reg. &
O. A. Wason. Sol. Price, Liverpool. Sur. March 20
SHAW, JAMES, and SHAW, WILLIAM HENRY, woollen manu-
facturers, Saddleworth. Pet. Feb. 21. Reg. Harris. O. A.
Morgan. Sols. Shipman, Seddon, and Sale, Manchester. Sur.
March 18

SHAW, RICHARD, well sinker, Blackburn. Pet. March 2. Reg. & O. A. Newman and Hoyle. Sols. Messrs. Binney, Sheffield. Sur. March 20

STEELE, JOHN, farmer, Basford-villa, near Chiddleton. Pet. Feb. 22. Reg. Hill. O. A. Kinnear. Sols. Piddock, and Messrs. Tennant, Hanley; and James and Griffin, Birmingham. Sur. March 18

Pet. Sur.

STONES, SAMUEL, glassdealer, Nottingham. Pet. March 3. Reg.
Tudor. O. A. Harris. Sol. Belk, Nottingham. Sur. March 17
THOMAS, WILLIAM, collier, Gilfachgoch. Pet. Feb. 29. Reg. &
O. A. Lewis. Sol. Rosser, Merthyr Tydfil. Sur. March 14
THOMAS, WILLIAM, victualler, Port Tenant, near Swansea.
March 2. Reg. & O. A. Morris. Sol. Morris, Swansea.
March 18
WHITTY, IRWINE SMITH, under judgment debtor-summons.
Pet. Feb. 17. Reg. Wilde. 0. A. Acraman. Sol. Pittman,
Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 18
WILLIAMSON, JOHN PETER, late joiner, Manchester. Pet. March 3.
Reg. & O. A. Hulton. Sol. Elliott, Manchester. Sur. March 21
WRIGHT, CHARLES, haulier, North Petherton. Pet. March 14.
Reg. & O. A. Lovibond. Sols. Reed and Cook, Bridgwater. Sur.
March 18

Gazette, March 10.

To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. BLACKBOURN, JOHN, cooper, Broadwall, Blackfriars-rd. Pet. March 6. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Kerry, Gray's-innsq. Sur. March 24

BOYDEN, BENJAMIN, tailor, Arbour-st east, Stepney. Pet. March 4. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Fenton, George-st, Mansion-house. Sur. March 24

BURGIS, WILLIAM JOHN, stonemason, Sutton. Pet. March 5. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Weavers, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 24

BYRON, HENRY JAMES, theatrical manager, Doughty-st, and Liverpool. Pet. March 4. O. A. Edwards. Sols. Lawrance and Co., Old Jewry-chambers. Sur. March 30

CHAPMAN, JOHN, messenger at the Admiralty, Whitehall, Albanyst, Regent's-pk. Pet. March 6. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Parkes, Beaufort-bldgs, Strand. Sur. March 24 CLARKE, ALFRED, baker, Belmont-ter, Wandsworth-rd. Pet. March 5. Reg. Roche. Ó. A. Parkyns. Sol. Dobie, Basinghallst. Sur. March 25

COLEMAN, WILLIAM, milkman, Sun Tavern-tap, Shadwell. Pet. March 5. Reg. Murray. O. A. Purkyns. Sol. Harrison, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 23

COOKE, GEORGE CHARLES, of no occupation, Murray-st, Kentishtown. Pet. March 7. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Nind, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 24

CUDDEFORD, ADELE, widow, schoolmistress, Hillingdon, near Uxbridge. Pet. March 6. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Philp, Bucklersbury. Sur. March 30

DAVEY, ROBERT MOUNTAIN, printer, Fleet-st. Pet. March 2
O. A. Edwards. Sol. Strangways, King's-rd, Bedford-row. Sur.
March 25
DOGGETT, JOHN, out of business, Jolly Waggoners, Battersea. Pet.
March 5. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Sorrell, Great
Tower-st. Sur. March 23

DOVELL, NATHANIEL ORVILLE, zine worker, Ferdinand-st,
Chalk-farm, and Dale-rd, Kentish-town. Pet. March 6. Reg.
Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Hicks, Orchard-st, Portman-sq.
Sur. March 24

ELLIS, JOHN, out of business, Westmoreland-bldgs. Pet. March 4. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Dobie, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 24

FIELD, JOHN FRENCH, builder, Wood-st, Upper Clapton. Pet.
March 4. 0. A. Edwards. Sol. Long, Pitfield-st, Hoxton. Sur.
March 25

FULLER, JOHN, cattle salesman, Sonning. Pet. March 5. Reg.
Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sols. Messrs. Pritchard, Great Knight-
rider-st, Doctors'-commons. Sur. March 24
GIBBS, CLEMENT, warehouseman, Cannon-st. Pet. March 5.
O. A. Edwards. Sols. Ashurst and Co., Old Jewry. Sur. March 25
GUIVER, DANIEL, of no business, Shoreditch and Brentwood. Pet.
March 6. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Harrison, Basing-
hall-st. Sur. March 23

HAMLET, JAMES RICHARD, journeyman gold refiner, St. John-strd, Clerkenwell. Pet. March 5. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Peckham, Doctors' commous. Sur. March 30

HANCOCK, WILLIAM FRANCIS, commission agent, Howley-st,
York-rd. Pet. March 5. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sols.
Reid and Turner, Gresham-st. Sur. March 23
HILBERT, EDWARD THOMAS, out of business, Trevor-sq, Broinp-
ton. Pet. March 7. Reg. Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Parkes,
Beaufort-bldgs, Strand. Sur. March 25

HODGE, PAUL RAPSEY, civil engineer, Adam-st, Adelphi. Pet.
March 5. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Wilkinson and Co., Leadenhall-
Sur. March 30

st.

JOHNSON, WILLIAM, tailor, Towcester. Pet. March 5. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sols. Marsden, Bedford-row, agent for Howes, Northampton and Towcester. Sur. March 23 MILLS, ALFRED, cheesemonger's assistant, Caledonian-rd, Islington. Pet. March 5. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Padmore, Westminster-bridge-rd. Sur. March 24 MULLER, BERTHOLD, jeweller, Hastings and Worthing. March 6. O. A. Edwards. Sols. Lydall, Southampton-bldgs; and Meadows. Hastings. Sur. March 30 NEWCOMB, JOSEPH BAKER, of no occupation, Sydenham.

Pet.

March 5. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sols. Elmslie and Co., Leadenhall-st. Sur. March 24

NIGHTINGALE, JAMES, milliner, Wimbledon, and barman, Caledonian-rd, Islington. Pet. March 7. Reg. Roche. 0. A. Parkyns. Sol. Pullen, Queen-sq, Bloomsbury. Sur. March 23 RICHARDSON, GEORGE BURLEY, neck tie inanufacturer, Lilypotla, Noble-st. Pet. March 4. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Todd, Newgate-st. Sur. March 25

ROBERTSON, WILLIAM HENRY RAYMOND, cattledealer, Ingrave. Pet. March 2. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Lewis, jun., Carey-st, Lincoln's-inn. Sur. March 23

ROBINSON, GEORGE, baker, Adderbury. Pet. March 6. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Pittman, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 23

SCOTTING, BROWNING, builder, Wilton-rd, Shepherd's-bush. Pet. March 4. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Olive, Portsmouthst, Lincoln's-inn-fds. Sur. March 23

SMITH, ABI JOAN, spinster, schoolmistress, Wilton-villas, Shep-
herd's-bush. Pet. March 7. Reg. Pepys. 0. A. Graham. Sols.
Lewis and Co., Pudding-la. Sur. March 24
STUART, ARTHUR JOHN, retired captain from the Royal Marine
Light Infantry, Forton-rd, near Gosport. Pet. March 5. Reg.
Murray. O. A Parkyns. Sols. Westall and Roberts, Leadenhall.
st, agents for Champ, Portsea, Sur. March 23
SWAN, JOSEPH, artist, Penge. Pet. March 5. 0. A. Edwards.
Sols. Reed and Co., Gresham-st. Sur. March 30
THICK, HENRY, stationer, Old Brentford. Pet. March 5. Reg.
Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Nind, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 24
WETZLAR, GERSON, importer of foreign goods, Claremont-ter,
Peckham. Pet. March 6. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Harrison,
Basinghall-st. Sur. March 30

WILLETT, JOHN NICOLL, greengrocer, Grange-rd, Bermondsey.
Pet. March 4. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Hicks,
Orchard-st, Portman-sq. Sur. March 23

WOODHOUSE, JAMES, journeyman bricklayer, Brunel-st, Canningtown. Pet. March 5. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Langton, jun., Bow-rd. Sur. March 24 WRIGHT, WILLIAM, out of business, Wellington-st, Bethnalgreen. Pet. March 5. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Webster, Basinghall-st. Sur. March 30

To surrender in the Country. AYLING, CHARLES, beer retailer, Brighton. Pet. March 5. Reg. & O. A. Evershed. Sol. Runnacles, Brighton. Sur. March 24 BAINS, GEORGE, journeyman printer, Boston. Pet. March 5. Reg. & O. A. Staniland. Sol. Bean, Boston. Sur. March 25 BARLOW, JOHN, out of business, Whiston. Pet. March 7. Reg. & O. A. Daniel. Sol. Thacker, Cheadle. Sur. March 19 BARTRAM, BENJAMIN ROBINSON, coal merchant, Reading. Pet. March 6. Reg. & O. A. Collins. Sol. Slocombe, Reading. Sur. March 28 BAUGH, ENOCH, shopman, Birkenhead. Pet. March 5. Reg & O. A. Wason. Sol. Holden, Liverpool. Sur. March 21 BAYLEY, JOSEPH GWINNETT, builder, Westbromwich. Pet, March 5. Reg. Tudor. O. A. Kinnear.. Sols. Messrs. Caddick. Westbromwich; and James and Griffin, Birmingham. Sur March 20 BRADING, THOMAS, builder, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Pet. March 4. Reg. & O. A. Blake. Sol. Joyce, Newport. Sur. March 25 BURRINGTON, JOHN, watchmaker, Exeter. Pet. March 5. 0. A. Carrick. Sol. Floud, Exeter. Sur. March 20 BURWELL, JAMES, dealer in fancy goods, Llandudno. March 4. O. A. Turner. Sol. Best, Liverpool. Sur. March 21 BUTLER, JOSEPH, farmer, East Kirkby. Pet. March 6. Reg. & O. A. Walker. Sol. Bruckenbury, Alford. Sur. March 19

Pet.

CURRIE, NEIL NIELAGE, hotelkeeper, Bradford. Pet. Feb. 2. O. A. Young. Sols. Mossman, jun., Bradford; and Cariss and Tempest, Leeds. Sur. March 23

DAVID, GRIFFITH, carpenter, Bridgend. Pet. March 4. Reg. & O. A. Lewis. Sol. Edger, Bridgend. Sur. March 24 DAWS, AUGUSTIN HENRY, one of Her Majesty's mail cart drivers, Rye. Pet. March 4. Reg. & O. A. Butler. Sol. Phil brick, Hastings. Sur. March 18

DAWSON, ROBERT, tea dealer. Burley-fields, co. York. Pet
Jan. 16. Reg. & O. A. Marshall. Sol. Harle, Leeds. Sur.
March 24

DEAKIN, GEORGE, gilt jeweller, Birmingham. Pet. March 7.
Reg. & O. A. Guest. Sol. East, Birmingham. Sur. April 3
DODSON, WILLIAM, woodman, Chesterfield. Pet. March 5 Reg.
& O. A. Wake and Waller. Sol. Cutts, Chesterfield. Sur,
March 31
DUNNING, WILLIAM STEPHENSON, out of business, Leeds. Pet.
March 7. Reg. & O. A. Marshall. Sol. Spirett, Leeds. Sur.
March 24
DYSON, BENJAMIN, saddler Thurgoland. Pet. March 6. Reg. &
O. A. Shepherd. Sol. Hamer, Barnsley. Sur. March 21
GLOVER, HENRY, baker, Dalemeads. Pet. March 4. Reg. 40. A.
Smith. Sol. Bartram. Bath. Sur. March 24
HANLEY, MICHAEL, tailor, Birmingham. Pet. March & Reg. à
O. A. Guest. Sol. Maher, Birmingham. Sur. April 3
HENDERSON, ROBERT, greengrocer, Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Pet.
March 6. Reg. & O. A. Crosby. Sol. Thompson, Stockton Sur.

March 25

HIGGINSON, JOHN, clerk in holy orders, Easingwold. Pet. Dec. 2 O. A. Young. Sols. Bond and Barwick, Leeds. Sur. March 23 HOLT, THOMAS, umbrella manufacturer, Bradford. Pet. March O. A. Young. Sols. Hutchinson, Bradford; and Bond and Bar wick, Leeds. Sur. March 23

HOOKER, JOHN HAMMOND, baker, Wouldham. Pet. March 6. Reg. & O. A. Acworth. Sol. Hayward, Rochester. Sur. March 1 JACKSON, WILLIAM; and SMITH, ROBERT, out of business, Liverpool. Pet. March 6. Reg. & O. A. Hime. Sol. Barker, Liver. pool. Sur. March 24

JACOBS, SAMUEL, professor of music, Newport. Pet. March 4.
Reg. & O A. Roberts. Sol. Goodere, Newport. Sur. March 23
JONES, THOMAS, master mariner, Weston-super-Mare. Pet.
March 4. Reg. &0. A. Davies. Sol. Smith, Weston-super-Mare.
Sur. March 23

JONES, THOMAS CHARLES, assistant in a lodging-house, Brighton.
Reg. & O. A. Evershed. Sol. Lamb, Brighton Sur. March 2
JOWETT, JAMES, out of business, Bradford. Pet. March 9, 0. A
Young.
Sols. Terry, Watson, and Robinson, Bradford, and
Bond and Barwick, Leeds. Sur. March 23
MOLYNEUX, JOHN, licensed victualler, Everton, near Liverpool
Pet. March 7. O. A. Turner. Sols. Snowball and Copeman,
Liverpool. Sur. March 23

NUTTON, JOHN, contractor, late Elland, near Halifax. Pet.
Feb. 5. Reg. & O. A. Rankin. Sol. Jubb, Halifax. Sur. March
PHILIP, GEORGE, grocer, Redwas. Pet. March 5. Beg, & A.
Roberts. Sol. Pain, Newport. Sur. March 23

PITCHER, HENRY, out of business, Liverpool. Pet. March 7. O. A. Turner. Sols. Forshaw, Goodman, and Hawkins, Liverpool. Sur. March 23

REES, JOHN. butcher, Briton Ferry. Pet. March 4. Reg. & 0.4.
Morgan. Sol. Morris, Swansea. Sur. March 20
ROBINSON, LUCY, grocer, Frome Selwood. Pet. March 6. Reg. &
O. A. Messiter. Sol. Macarthy, Frome. Sur. March 23
RUSHTON, HENRY, calico weaver, Heywood. Pet. March 3. Reg.
& O. A. Grundy. Sol. Anderson, Bury Sur. March 27
SCOTT, CHARLES, relieving officer, Thorne. Pet. March 3. Reg.
& O. A. Fox. Sol. Woodhead, Doncaster. Sur. March 18
SLY, JOHN, beerhouse keeper, Braintree. Pet. March 3. Reg.

O. A. Cunnington. Sol. Thurgood, Braintree. Sur. March 23
SOWRY, FRANCIS, capmaker, Leeds. Pet. March 4. Reg. &0. A.
Marshall. Sol. Scott, Leeds. Sur. March 24
THOMPSON, THOMAS HARCOURT, civil engineer, Holyhead. Pet.
Feb. 21, Reg. & O. A. Dew. Sol. Hughes, Llanerchymed. Sar.
March 26

TROW, THOMAS, bootmaker, Saltney. Pet. March 5 0 A
Turner. Sol. Ritson, Liverpool. Sur. March 21
WADE, WILLIAM, grocer, Leeds. Pet. March 4. Reg. & 0. A
Marshall. Sol. Scott, Leeds. Sur. March 24

WALFORD, WILLIAM, labourer, Tunstall. Pet. March 6. Reg. &
O. A. Challinor. Sol. Salt, Tunstall. Sur. April 4
WALTON, JOHN, accountant, Bath. Pet. March 6. Reg. & 0.4.
Smith. Sol. Bartrum, Bath. Sur. March 24

WEALE, SAMUEL, grocer, Leeds. Pet. March 7. Reg. & 0. A
Marshall. Sol. Harle, Leeds. Sur. March 24

WEBB, PETER, shoemaker, Sale. Pet. March 3. Reg. $ 0.4. Southern. Sol. Leigh, Manchester. Sur. March 23 WENLOCK, JOHN, smallware manufacturer, Manchester. Pet March 6, Reg. Macrae. 0. A. Morgan. Sol. Leigh, Manchester. Sur. April 2

WHITFORD, ROBERT HENRY (sued as James Armstrong, bok seller, Liverpool. Pet. Feb. 19. O. A. Turner. Sur. March 17 WHITTAKER, WILLIAM, labourer, Ingleton. Pet. March 4. Reg. & O. A. Roper. Sol. Robinson, Settle. Sur. March 20 WOOD, BENJAMIN ALFRED, beer retailer. Bristol. Pet. March & Reg. & O. A. Harley and Gibbs. Sol. Hill Sur, March 30 WOOD, GEORGE, stonemason, Mold-green, near Huddersfield. Fet March 6. O. A. Young, Sols. Messrs. Learoyd, Huddersfield. and Bond and Barwick, Leeds. Sur. March 23 WRAY, GEORGE, music master, Barnsley. Pet. March 4. Reg. & O. A. Shepherd. Sol. Rogers, Barnsley. Sur. March 2!

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.

Gazette, March 6,

BELL, ROBERT WILLIAM, draper, Tring. Jan. 31, 1868
ELEMAN, JOHN THOMAS, cooper, Brentwood. Oct. 10, 187
FARRAR, WILLIAM, stone merchant, Red Lion wharf, Hertu
and Greenwood-rd, Dalston. Sept. 11, 1866
GLEDHILL, WILLIAM, victualler, Manchester. Feb. 17, 1868
HARVEY, THOMAS, victualler, Fulham-rd, Fulham. Dec. 21, 167
OLDHAM, JOHN, jun., and BELL, ADAM, builders, Grange. Jan. 2
ROTHWELL, JAMES, tailor, Burscough-bridge, near Ormskirk
Jan. 16, 1868

1868

Dibidends.

BANKRUPTS' ESTATES.

The Official Assignees are given, to whom apply for the Dividends.

Allen, W. farmer, first, 2. 10d. Harris, Nottingham.- Black, F. baker, first, 2. 1d. Edwards, London.-Berman, T. isme", first, 1s. 34. Laidman, Newcastle.-Bracewell, S. milliner, first, 2. 2d. Morgan, Manchester--Braham, J. optician, secced (4 Acraman, Bristol.-Briant, G. H. clerk, first, 2. 2. Edwards, London.-Broome, C. stationer, first, 4. Harris, Nottingha Butler, T. clerk in holy orders, third, 2s. Kinnear, BirminghamCoulthard, G. coaldealer, first, 4s. 9d. Parkyns, London-R victualler, first, H. Edwards, London.-heurs, M. H. jeweller, first, 1s. 1d. Parkyns, London.-Forrest, T. general agent, firs 18. 3. Parkyns, London.--For and Henderson, engineers, first, 3s. 6d. (on new proofs). Kinnear, Birmingham.-Green, F. innkeeper, first, 1s. 11. Acraman, Bristol.-Green, F. H. carpenter, first, 2. 3. Edwards, London.-Horsfall, T. D. shoemaker, frst, 28. 6d. Turner, Liverpool.-Jessel, E. general warehouse second, 5-16ths d. (and 2s. 6d. 5-16ths, on new proofs. Edwards, London.-Jellicoe, E. J. widow, third, 2s. 44. Edwards, London Jones, G. draper, first, 4s. Turner, Liverpool-Leights, W. G chandler, second, 4s. 3d. (in addition to 2. previously declared) Laidman, Newcastle.-Lyall, G. merchant, first to new proofs, 2 Edwards, London.-Mathers, J. F. surveyor, first, la. Ed wards, London.--Marfield, Rev. J. M. clerk, second, 5s. Harris, Nottingham.-M'Dursin, E. grocer, first, 34d. Acraman, Bristol. -Melhuish, J. farmer, first, 2. 8d. Carrick, Exeter.-M, J. S merchant, first, 9d. (on account of 1s. 3d, on new proofs. E wards, London.-Palmer, H. innkeeper, first, 2. 7. Parkyns, London.-Perminter, J. D. paymaster R. N., first, s. 2. Edwards, London.-Richardson, B. grocer, first, 4. 11d. Laidman, Newcastic. -Rigby, T. T., third, 24. Turner, Liverpool-Rose, T. plumber, first, 6d. Morgan, Manchester.-Rubir, A. C. victualler, first, 48. 24. Edwards, London.-Slater, Rodgers, and Co., cottonspinner", first, 1s. 3d. (on new proofs, and second 3d, on whole amo. first sep. of Shaticell, 9s. 11d.; sep. of Rogers, 30s. Morgan, Marchester.-Smith, H. chemist, second, 3d. Kinnear, Birmingham.

Stimpson, J. soda water, manufacturer, second, 6. (and 12s. 6d. to new proofs). Edwards, London.-Swenbeck, F. merchant, first, 74. Parkyns, London.-Taylor and Hepworth, tea merchants, first, 10. (on new proofs, and second 38. 3d. on whole amount of proofs Morgan, Manchester.-Webster, J. H. farmer, second, 3d. in addition to 5s. previously declared). Laidman, Newcastle.Wilton, M. H. grocer, first, 38. Turner, Liverpool.

Carney, E. builder, first, 5s. 33d. Parkyns, London.-Cunliffe and Piggott, cotton manufacturers, first, 48. 7jd. Morgan, Manchester. -ughty, J. chemist, first, 2s. 9d. Turner, Liverpool.-Ffennell, W. J. inspector of fisheries, fourth, 10. 4d. 5-16ths. Parkyns, London.-Ledger, H. J. builder, first, 48. 10d. (on new proofs, and second 3. 04. on whole amount of proofs). Morgan, Manchester. -Mitchell, J. dyer, first, 8. 10. (on new proofs, and second 28. 7d. on whole amount of proofs). Morgan, Manchester.-Oppermann, W. cutler, first, 3d. Parkyns, London.-Seanor, J. victualler, first, 6. Turner, Liverpool.-Yeudell, G. Heutenant-colonel, first, 2. Morgan, Manchester.

ALLEN, THOMAS HARRIS, baker, Torquay, Feb. 11. Trust. G.
Smith, miller, Dawlish
BAILLIE, THOMAS, and SHEPHERD, WILLIAM, grocers, both Mid-
dlesborough. Feb. 19. 10s. by two equal instalments on May 1
and Aug. I Trusts. R. Turnbull commission agent, Newcastle
BALLANS, WILLIAM, grocer, Manchester. Feb. 20. 2s. 6d. in 1 mo
BARLOW, GEORGE, and HOWL, JOHN, iron merchant, Birmingham.
Feb. 25. 78. 6d. by three equal instalments, at 1, 6, and 9 mos.
from Feb. 1. Trust. G. T. Green, accountant, Birmingham
BEALES, JAMES OWNBY, warehouseman, Monkwell-st. Feb. 28.
Trusts. M. A. Chadwick, warehouseman, Fell-st, and R. B.
Hoggan, Manchester warehouseman, Wood-st

BELL WILLIAM MONCRIEF, draper, Liverpool. Feb. 27. 78. Gd.
by three equal instalments, at 6, 12, and 18 mos.-secured
BERSAL, JOSEPH, chinaman, Lamb-st and Commercial-st, Spital.
Helds. Feb. 27. 58.-28. in 2 mos., 2s. in 5 mos., and ls. in 7 mos.
--secured

BETHELL, STEPHEN, bootmaker, Earlestown. Feb. 14. Trusts. J. Pedley, shoe manufacturer, and W. Cooper, currier, both Nantwich

BIRCUMSHAW, GERVASE, lacemaker Nottingham. Feb. 21. 28. 6d. on executing deed

BOXALL, JOHN, tailor, Huntingdon. Feb. 27. 6. in 1 mo. Trust. F. Lamb, agent, Huntingdon

BRYANT, RICHARD FRY, draper, Cirencester. March 2. 12s. 6d. by three instalments, on June 5, Sept. 5, and Dec. 5.-secured. Trust. J. T. Stuttard, warehouseman, Wood-st

BUNZ, DETLEF HINRICH, and WHALLEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH, ship brokers, Great Grimsby. Feb. 5. Trusts. W. Kennington, wine merchant, and G. Copley, agent, both Great Grimsby CALTHORPE, EDWARD DENNIS, hay dealer, Southtown. Feb. 8. . in 1 mo.-secured. Trust. W. George, fish merchant, SouthCASTLE, GEORGE WILLIAM, coachbuilder, Edward-sq, Kensingun. March 3. Is. in 6 mos

town

CHESTER, RICHARD HENRY, painter, Tipton. Feb. 13. 2s. 6d. în 3 mos.-secured

CLARK, CHARLES, timber merchant, Bristol-rd, near Gloucester. Feb. 10. Trusts. J. W. E. Raven, gentleman, Gloucester, G. Clark, timber merchant, Stroud, and A. Booth, timber merchant, Bristol-rd, near Gloucester

CLIPTON, THOMAS GRAY, accountant, Nottingham. March 4. Trust. E. Crosland, provision dealer, Nottingham COLE, JOHN FREDERICK, livery stable keeper, Hill-st, and Upper Hill-st, Kingsland. Dec. 30. 18. 6. by three equal 'nstalments, of 6, on April 25, Aug. 25, and Jan. 25. Trust. E. Stanway, bill broker, Manchester-ter, Islington

COTTON, GEORGE, watch spring maker, Percival-st, Clerkenwell. Feb. 3, 2s. 6d. in 1 week

CRADDOCK, FRANCIS, hairdresser, Stratford. Feb. 21. 9, 67. in

mos

CROSBY, JAMES, hat manufacturer, Hyde. Feb. 27. 28. on June 24 -secured. Trust. C. B. M'Laren, merchant, Manchester CROSSLEY, HENRY, clothier, Erith. Feb. 28. In full, by four equal instalments, in 2, 5, 9, and 12 mos

DAVIES, ELIZABETH, widow, butcher, Wellington. March 4. 2s. 6d. on May 4

EAST, HENRY MATTHEW, wine merchant, Lupus-st, Pimlico. March 3. 5. in 7 days

ESSON, JOHN, millwright, Shoe-la, Holborn. Feb. 23. 13. in

FRANKLIN, JOHN GANGE, tanner, Broadway. Feb. 6. Trusts. W.
Chubb, banker, Salisbury; W. Pethick, merchant, Bristol; and
J. G. Taylor, farmer, Hambridge, near Langport
GREENFIELD, CHARLES, butcher, Worthing. Feb. 13. Trust.
C. R. Fuller, dairyman, Worthing

HARVEY, THOMAS, builder, Ravensworth-ter, Fulham. Feb. 26. 64. in 7 days

HIGGINS, CHARLES, and THONGER, GILBERT, wholesale druggists, Liverpool March 4. 15, by four instalments-2. 6d. in 3 and 6 mos., 3. in 9 mos., and 58. on Dec. 31. Trusts. J. W. Cropper, merchant, H. Shrapnell, drysalter, and T. Jenkinson, merchant, all Liverpool

HOPPE, FRANCIS, picture frame maker, Union-st, Whitechapel-rd. Feb. 27. 18. 6d. d. in 2 mos., and 18. in 4 mos

HORN, SAMUEL, Wavertree and Liverpool, March 3. 2s. in 1 mo HURST, CHARLES, builder, Rupert-rd, Kilburn. Feb. 23. 2s, by two equal instalmenis, in 1 and 6 mos. Trust. H. Weeks, gentleman, Alfred-st, Barnsbury

HURST, THOMAS, engineer, Ashton-under-Lyne. Feb. 5. Trusts. J. Armstrong, grocer, and W. Boothroyd, iron worker, both Ashton-under-Lyne

JENKINS, GEORGE, victualler, Swansea Lower. Feb. 6. 29. 6d. in mos, from Feb. 6-secured

JOEL, JACOB, shoe manufacturer, Bristol. Feb. 11. 5s. by three equal instalments, in 3, 5, and 7 mos.-secured

JONES, ATHELSTAN OWEN, farmer, Marchwiel. Feb. 12. Trust. J. Fox, auctioneer, Oswestry

KNEE, PHILIP, auctioneer, Ledbury-rd, Bayswater. Feb. 22. 18.

in 3 mos

LAYTON, JOHN, jun., gentleman, Navarino-cottage, Bow-rd. March 3 20. by four equal instalments, on March 25, 1869, and each succeeding 6 mos

LEWIS, WILLIAM, booking-office keeper, Windsor-rd, Holloway, and Oxford-st. Feb. 17. 1s. in 3 mos

LORD, JOSEPH, bootmaker, Hinckley. Feb. 10. Trusts. W. Haydon, leather merchant, Birmingham; C. Farndon, draper, and W. Barker, hosier, both Hinckley

MORGAN, PEARCE, miller, Beckington. Feb. 8. Trusts. T. A. B.
Broughton and S. D. Clinch, corn merchants, Bristol
MORRIA, GEORGE, hosier, Strand. Feb. 15. 8. by four equal
instalments, at 3, 6, 9, and 12 mos from Jan. 28.-secured.
Trusts. G. Hooper and J. H. Buckingham, warehousemen, both

Wood-st

NETTLETON, DAVID; NETTLETON, HENRY; NETTLETON, ROBERT; and FISHER, JOHN, woollen manufacturers, Heckmondwike. Feb. 27. Inspectors, C. Stapleton, wool merchant, Dewsbury; J. H. Spivey, dyer, and J. Walker, shoddy merchant, both Heckmondwike

NOBES, WILLIAM MATHER, victualler, Euston-rd. Feb. 27. 28. by two equal instalments, on Aug. 1 and Feb. 1 PALMER, REV. RODNEY DRAKE, clerk, Broadway. March 5. 201. on Feb. 1 and Aug. 1 in every year, untli the debts be paid. Trust. J. Knott, gentleman, Ilminster

in 1 mo

PAYSE, JAMES, cattle dealer, Guildford. March 4. 2s. in 3 mos PICKUP, JOHN, boltmaker, Waterfoot-in-Rossendale. Feb. 8. 38. PISCHERLE, SAMUEL JAMES; and TASSARA, ANGELO, foreign merchante, Water-la. Feb. 8. 10s, by three equal instalments, at 6 days and 6 and 12 mos

POTTER, SAMUEL, farmer, Yeaveley. Feb. 12. Trusts. W. TomAnson, Bradley, and J. Whitehurst, Snelston, both farmers PRICE, NATHANIEL, tavernkeeper, Aldgate, High-st. March 3. 24 on July 6

RICHARDSON, EDWARD, manufacturer, Castle-st, Falcon-sq. Feb. 2. 5. by two equal instalments on March 10 and April 10 RO, DONALD, draper, Walsall. Feb. 12. Trust. J. Shannon, merchant, Walsal

RULE, BARROW, schoolmaster, Aldershot. Feb. 17. 78. Gd. in 3 secured. Trust. W. H. Rule, doctor of divinity, Stonehone, Plymouth

SALMON, THOMAS, tailor, Stoke-upon-Trent. Feb. 14. 5, by three instalments of 2s. 6d., 18. 3d., and 1s. 37. in 3, 6, and 9 mos SALTER, GEORGE, fish merchant, Great Yarmouth. Feb. 17. Trusts. W. Lawes, grocer, and J. F. Neave, rope maker, both Great Yarmouth

SAWARD, CHARLES THOMAS; and SAWARD, JOHN, jun., linen drapers, Hereford-pl, Commercial-rd-east. March 2. 2. by two equal instalments, on Sept. 2 and March 2

SCOTT, DAVID, conveyancer, Carlton-st, Walworth. March 6. In full by two instalments, the one Jan. 1, the other 6 mos from that date

SMITH, WILLIAM CHARLES, sen., provision dealer, Old Kent-rd.
Feb. 20. 4. by two instalments,-1s in 1 month, and 3s. in 4 mos
SPENCER, JOSIAH JAMES, iron worker, Halifax. Feb. 18. Trust.
J. P. Birtwhistle, accountant, Halifax
STELFOX, EDWARD, victualler, Cardiff.

Feb. 11. Trusts. S. D. Jenkins, shipowner, and L. Barrett, shipwright, both Cardiff STRINGER, RICHARD, slag dealer, Leeds. Feb. 25. 2. in 6 weeks TATE, ROBERT TIPLADY, brewer, Skelton. Feb. 27. 78. 6d. by three equal instalments, on July 23, Dec. 26, 188, and May 8,

1869

TAYLOR, WILLIAM WOMERSLEY, merchant, Bradford; and Lovela, London. Feb. 7. 84.-2. 6d. on March 1, 3s. on June 1, and 2. 6d. on Oct. 1. Trusts. H. Rumboll, merchant, Bradford, and Love-la; and D. Little, gentleman, Bradford

THOMPSON, THOMAS, innkeeper, Darlington. Feb. 21. Trusts. W. Armstrong, innkeeper, Newcastle; and C. Miller, auctioneer, Aycliffe

THOMPSON, WILLIAM, billiard table proprietor, Willan-vale, Shepherd's Bush. March 4. 2s. 6d. by two equal instalments, on May 27 and Aug. 27

THWAITES, JOHN, hat dealer, West Hartlepool. Feb. 10. Trust. M. Corsan, spinster, Penrith

TOFFIELD, THOMAS, no occupation, Leighton Buzzard. Feb. 11. 251. per annum, until creditors are paid 20s. Trust. J. G. Shepherd, gentleman, Luton

TREHERNE, DAVID, grocer, Ystradyfodwg. Feb. 29. 6. by three equal instalments at 2, 4, and 6 mos-secured. Trust. D. Davies, Aberdare TRUMAN, WILLIAM, upholsterer, Nottingham. March 5. 5s, by two equal instalments at 3 and 6 mos. Trust. G. Torsby, tax collector, Greasley

VAUGHAN, BENJAMIN, innkeeper, Oaken Gates. Feb. 18. 68. 8d. in one mo from Feb. 12. Trust. T. Vaughan, chartermaster, Dawley

WALKER, EMILY, milliner, Sloane-st, Knightsbridge. Feb. 28. 1s. on May 28

WELLS, MICHAEL, farmer, Little Raveley. Feb. 5. Trusts. R. Honey, schoolmaster, and C. Veasey, merchant, both Huntingdon

WIGLEY, THOMAS, grocer, Aberdare. Feb. 7. 1s. 6d. by three equal instalments at 3, 6, and 9 mos-secured

WILLIAMSON, RALPH JOHN THOMAS, esq., Salwick-hall, near
Preston. March 5. 12. 6.-10s. in 14 days and 2s. 6d. in 2 mos
WILSON, WILLIAM COOPER, accountant, Claremort-ter, South
Hackney; and Gray's-inn-chambers. Jan. 9. 10s. by three
equal instalments at 4, 8, and 12 mos
WRIGHT, MARY, confectioner, Burslem. Feb. 27. 48. by two
equal instalments on March 27 and June 27-secured
WYCHERLEY, HENRY, coach manufacturer, West Bromwich.
Feb. 29. 18. in 3 mos. Trust. J. Toy, accountant, West
Bromwich.

Gazette, March 10.

Wandsworth-rd.

ALLAN, DAVID, upholsterer, Cedars-row,
Feb. 24. Trust. D. Allan, jun., working upholsterer, Cedars-row,
Wandsworth-rd
ANDERSON, EDWARD CHARLES, surgeon, Molton. Feb. 17.
Trust. Rev. J. F. Francklin, clerk, Whaplode

ASHE, WALLER, officer in H. M.'s King's Dragoon Guards, Aldershot. Feb. 16. 1500. on registration. Trust. J. Calesher, gentleman, Jermyn-st

BAILEY, JOSEPH, warehouseman, Wood-st, and Penge. Feb. 27. 48.-28. 8d. in 5 weeks, 8. in 2 mos., and 8. in 3 mos. from regis tration-secured BATCHELOR, RICHARD THOMAS, grocer, Southsea. Feb. 28. 58. by two equal instalments, on April 15 and July 15. Trusts. J. Batchelor baker, Fareham; C. Loxton, warehouseman, Portsea ; and H. Sheppard, merchant, Portsea BIGNELL, WILLIAM, tailor, Gower-pl, Euston-sq. Feb. 13. 68. by two equal instalments, on March 25 and June 24. Trust. A. T. Crocker, bookseller, Strand, and A. Reid, merchant, Bucklersbury BILBOROUGH, JAMES, out of business, Miles Platting. Feb. 20. Trust. P. Gillibrand, merchant, and D. Woodhead, accountant,

both Manchester

BLAKEBOROUGH, SAMUEL, llnen draper, Leeds. March 7. 2s. 6d. in 3 mos. from registration

BOTTLEBHOY, CURSETJEE JEMSETJEE, Bombay, and BEAZLEY, JOSIAH, and CLOVER, JOHN, Liverpool, all merchants. March 4. Inspectors, E. Haigh, cotton broker, and W. Alexander, public accountant, both Liverpool

BROWN, THOMAS, shopkeeper, Kingston-upon-Hull. Feb. 11. 5.
BROWNE, WILLIAM PARKER, coal merchant, Exeter. Feb. 27.
7. Gl. by three equal instalments, on May 1, July 1, and Sept. 1.
Trust. G. Orchard, gentleman, Exeter

BUCKLEY, CHARLES, coal merchant, Rochdale. Feb. 10. Trust.
J. Brearley, coal merchant, Rochdale
CAWDLE, HENRY, stationer, Torquay. Feb. 19. 5s. in 1 week
from registration

CHAPMAN, ARTHUR, Vulcan Iron Works, Limehouse, and Lucas-pl, Commercial-rd. Feb. 28. Trusts. J. Dickson, brass. founder, Plumbers-row, Whitechapel

CLOSE, EDWIN, hosier, Sheffield. Feb. 29. 10s. by four equal instalments, on June 1, Sept. 1, Dec. 1, 188, and March 1, 1869 COLE, GEORGE WELLESLEY, oil and colourman, Purim-pl, Mile End. March 3. 78. 6d. by three equal instalment, in 1, 4, and 7 mos. from registration

CONOLLY, WILLIAM JOHN, mill manager, Wigan, and MARSDEN, ALFRED, paper stainer, Wilmslow. Feb. 8. 2. on execution CONRAN, EDWARD JOSEPH, commission agent, Season-lodge, Wandsworth-rd. March 3. 4. in 14 days from registration CROSS, ALFRED, boot dealer, Manchester. Feb. 19. Trusts. T. K. Chennel, E. Gould, and W. Richardson, shoe manufacturers, Leeds

CROSSMAN, SIMON, capmaker, Birmingham. Feb. 29. 18. in

3 mos

CURRY, JOHN THOMAS, timber merchant, Long-la, Bermondsey. Feb. 21. 154. by four equal instalments, in 3, 6, 9, and 12 mos. from registration-third and fourth secured. Trust. G. Curry, rustic manufacturer, Brook-street, Upper Clapton DERBYSHIRE, WILLIAM, builder, Longton. Feb. 26. Trusts. S. Mear, builder, and T. Bentley, plumber, both Longton DICKSON, JOHN, contractor, Westminster-chambers, Westminster. March 5. Trusts. A. Young, gentleman, Tokenhouse-yd; G. W. Campbell, merchant, Threadneedle-st; and C. M'Kenzie, contractor, Wellington, Salop, and Almwch

DORIS, EDMUND DUCHON, wine merchant, Lansdowne-rd, Notting-hill, and Tower-hill. March 6. 1s. in 1 mo. from regis

tration

DUKE, THOMAS, miller, Yafford Mills, Isle of Wight. Feb. 7. Trusts. W. C. Westlake, merchant, Southampton, and J. Baker, farmer, Isle of Wight

EWER, RICHARD, grocer, Hove. Feb. 17. Trust. M. Walls, pro-
vision merchant, Brighton
FRESHWATER, JAMES, commercial traveller, South Hornsey.
March 6. 18. in 1 year from registration

GRANZ, WILLIAM; LINDEN, WILLIAM; LINDEN, MATTHEW R.;
THIELENS, EMILE; ENGELS, GERHARD; and GRANZ,
HENRY, general merchants, Belfast, Hamburgh, and London.
March 5. Inspectors, W. Spotten, and W. A. Dixon, merchants,
Belfast
HARWOOD, THOMAS, plumber, Bolton. Feb. 8. Trust. W. Grundy,
agent, Bolton

HESKETH, WILLIAM PEMBERTON, gentleman, Kew. March 9. 1. on March 24

HICK MOTT, CHARLES, jeweller, Maidstone. Feb. 17. Trusts.
D. L. Davis, jeweller, Birmingham, and R. Hart, jeweller, St.
John-st-rd

HIGGINBOTTOM, JAMES, manager to a dealer in waste, Manchester.
Feb. 11. Trust. J. Dawson, shopkeeper, Marple
HILL, HENRY, butcher, Bedford. Feb. 20. Trusts. C. Stafford,
auctioneer, Bedford; B. N. Dalton, farmer, Hanslope; and N.
Sturges, farmer, Wavendon

HORLICK, JAMES, baker, Bristol. Feb. 25. 6. 8. by two equal instalments, in 2 and 4 mos, from registration. Trust. C. Horlick, gentleman, Bristol

HOUGHTON, CHARLES MEW, architect, Portsea. Feb. 24. 4. Trusts. R. F. Jolliffe, yeoman, C. Houghton, gentleman, H. J. Andrews, stationer, all Portsen

HURREN, JOHN, grocer, St. John-st, Clerkenwell. Feb. 26. 68. 8d. --3. in 7 days, and 34. Sd, in 3 mos. from registration-secured HUTCHINSON, FRANK, clerk, Portland-pl, Hackney. March 2. 2s. in 6 and 12 mos

HYAMS, HENRY, clothier, Union-st, Bishopsgate. Feb. 23. 18. in 3 mos. from registration

IRVING, RICHARD, manufacturer, Manchester. Feb. 11. Trusts.
J. Thatcher, Stalybridge, and H. Harrop, Oldham
JAMES, THOMAS RICHARD, grocer, Merthyr Tydfill. Feb. 20. 5s.
on March 25. Trust. D. C. Gunn, commission agent, Merthyr
Tydfil

JESSOP, RCBERT, licensed victualler. Wolverhampton. March 9. 58. by two equal instalments on April 6, and in 4 mos, following JOHNSON, JAMES, iron merchant, Preston and Blackburn. Feb. 11. Trusts. J. Bayley, iron merchant,; J. Crossley, jun., metal agent; and R. Ogle, metal broker, all Manchester

JONES, MARGARET, and JONES, RICHARD, innkeepers, Llandderfil.
Feb. 14. Trust. T. Jones, jun., merchant, Brynmelyn, near
Llandderfil

KENYON, JOHN, grocer, Dukinfield. March 3. 108. by five equal
instalments on May 1, Aug. 1, and Nov. 1 next, and Feb. 1 and
May 1, 1860-secured. Trust. J. Ridgway, corn agent, Dukinfield
LANE, MARK, Wellington-ter, Notting-hill. March 9. 10s. on
March 23
LARRENCE, WILLIAM SHOWLER CAVELL, builder, Leyton.
March 9. 48. in 14 days
LETHEREN, THOMAS, baker, Winkleigh. March 2. Trusts. G.
Edwards, miller, Chulmleigh, and S. Stevens, yeoman, Egges-

ford

LUMB, ALFRED, and THOMSON, JAMES, woollen cloth manufacturers, Huddersfield, and Wash Pit Mill, near Holmfirth. Feb. 17. Trusts. H. Israel and T. Halstead, wool merchants, Huddersfield

MARTIN, JOHN, ironfounder, Wellington. Feb. 21. 58. by two equal instalments, the first on Feb. 28 last-the second secured MASON, JOHN, grocer, Broseley. Feb. 26. 58. on March 30 MENZIES, JAMES, draper, Kingston-upon-Hull. Feb. 18. 58. by three equal instalments in 4, 8, and 12 mos. from registration M'FARLANE, SAMUEL ARTHUR, hairdresser, Newcastle-uponTyne. Feb. 18. 58. by two equal instalments, on April 24 and June 24. Trusts. W. A. Douglas, commission agent, Newcastleupon-Tyne, and G. Cranston and W. Paton, plumbers, Newcastleupon-Tyne

M'LEAN, JOHN, draper, Oxford, Feb. 17. 201. every week until debts are paid in full. Trust. J. Walton, merchant, Manchester MILES, JOHN, agent, Isleworth. March 5. 18. in 7 days from registration

MUCKLE, RICHARD TONKS, stationer, Woolwich.

Feb. 17.

66.

by three equal instalments, in 1, 3, and 6 mos. from registration PERCIVAL, CHARLES HENRY, commission agent, Disraeli-rd, Putney. Feb. 10. 58. in 3 mos. from registration PICKERING, WILLIAM, bootmaker, Hartlepool. Feb. 11. 4. Cd. by three equal instalments in 3, 6, an19 mos. from registration -secured. Trust. J. Greener, public accountant, West Hartlepool

POOLE WILLIAM, builder, Bristol. Feb. 28. 24. 6d. in 14 days from registration, and 2s. 6d. in 3 mos, after

ROBERTS, ALFRED, attorney-at-law, Sheffleld. Feb. 12. Trust. W. Harvey, auctioneer, Sheffield

SHAW, CLARLES, jun., lace manufacturer, Nottingham. March 2. 58. by two equal instalments, one in 1 mo., and the other 4 mos. after

SKELTON, JAMES, baker, Jarrow-on-Tyne. Feb. 8. Trust. J. S. Purvis, auctioneer, South Shields

SOARES, AUGUSTO, general commission agent, Seething-la. March 9. 1. by two equal instalments on May 1, 1890, and May 1, 1870

STEED, ROBERT, plumber, Bures St. Mary. Feb. 13. 78. G. on April 30. Trusts. E. Manning, brickmaker, Bures Hamlet, and H. I. Hardy, agent, City-rd

STEPHENS, GEORGE FRANCIS, coffee-house-keeper, Holywell-s' Strand. March 2. 2s. 6d, in 6 mos

STEPHENSON, JOHN, grocer, Bradford. Feb. 14. 88.-4. on execution, 28. in 3 mos., and 2. in 6 mos

SUTHERST, JOHN, iron founder, Cleveland. Feb. 10. Trusts.
W. Petchell, commission agent, and J. J. Smith, coal merchant,
both Middlesborough
TASSELL, PHILIP JESSE, grocer, Rainham. Feb. 22. 28. on
Aug. 21

THOMPSON, JOHN, hardware dealer, Liverpool. March 4. 18. by two equal instalinents, in 1 and mos

WALKER, JOHN, grocer, Clarendon-ri, Notting-hill. Feb. 25.
Trust. J. I. Rogers, merchant, Cannon-st

WARD, CHARLES BORTHWICK, barman, Clinton-rd, Mile End-rd.
Feb. 29. 6d. in 6 mos. from registration
WESTON, JOHN HENRY, chandelier manufacturer, Kennington-
rd, and Williamson-st, Lambeth. Feb. 17. 2. G. Trusts. F.
Abrahams, High-st, Poplar, and I. Cohen, merchant, High-st,
Whitechapel

WHITING, JAMES, wire weaver, Normanton, near Derby. March 5. 58. by to equal instalments, in 14 days and 6 mos. from registration-secured. Trust. J. Moorley, farmer, Barlborough, near Chesterfield

WILSON, ANDREW, schoolmaster, Liverpool. March 9. Trust. J.
Lockhart, accountant, Liverpool
WRIGGLESWORTH, GEORGE HENRY, banker's clerk, Coburg-rd.
Old Kent-rd. March 5. 18. in 14 days from registration

son.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BORRETT.-On the 10th inst., at 6, Lansdowne-road, Wimbledon, the wife of George Tuthill Borrett, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a DUCKWORTH.-On the 5th inst., at 38, Bryanston-square, the wife of Herbert Duckworth, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a son. MACKONOCHIE.-On the 3rd inst., at Great Marlow, the wife of James Mackonochie, barrister-at-law, of a son. STEWART. On the 28th ult., at 42, Ladbroke-road, Kensingtonpark, the wife John Stewart, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a son. MARRIAGES.

BUTCHER-STROUD.-On the 7th inst., at St. Jude's, Islington, Frederick William Butcher, of Upper Clapton and Clifford's inn, to Harriet Anne, only daughter of J. My Stroud, of Mildmaypark. COATES-HANLEY.-On the 22nd ult., at 13, Hardwicke-street, and afterwards at the Cathedral, Marlborough-street, Archer Coates, Esq., solicitor, of this city, to Maria Bridget, eldest daughter of the late James Connell Hanley, Esq. Royal Engineers. FERARD-WILSON.-On the 28th Dec. 187, at Napier, New Zea land, Bingham Arthur Ferard, Esq., to Theodosia Elizabeth Helen, youngest daughter of the late James Wilson, Esq., of Highbury-terrace, Islington.

HOCKLEY THOROLD.-On the 3rd inst., at St. Mary's, Bryanstonsquare, Charles Cromwell Hockley, Esq., of the Middle Temple, to Constance Cecilia Mary Thorold, only surviving daughter of the late Charles Thorold, Esq., of Dacre-house, Lee, Kent. HUSTWICK CAMIDGE.-On the 25th ult, at the parish church of St. Michaelle Belfrey, York, Thomas Hustwick, solicitor, Soham, Cambridgeshire, to Elizabeth Margaret, only daughter of the late Dr. Camidge.

PATTERSON-WINFIELD.-On the 27th ult., at the Church of St. Alphege, Greenwich, H. P. Patterson, Esq., Temple, to Charlotte Winfield, niece of the late William Edwards, Esq., of York-gate, Regent's-park.

ROOKE-NETTLEFOLD.-On the 3th ult., at St. Michael's, Highgate, Peter H. Rooke, of the Middle Temple, barrister-at-law, to Anne, daughter of the late John Sutton Nettlefold, Esq., of the Grove, Highgate.

WRAGG-SELF.-On the 10th inst., at St. George's, Hanoversquare, Robert Thomas Wragg, of Leyton, solicitor, to Mary, only daughter of George Self, of Ingatestone. DEATHS.

BOLTON. On the 28th ult., at his residence, Bective Abbey, Ireland, Richard Bolton, Esq., J.P., Deputy-Lieut., for the County Meath.

BOWLES.-On the 18th Jan., at the Cape of Good Hope, Thomas Henry Bowles, Esq., barrister-at-law, and registrar of the Supreme Court in that colony.

CHEYNE. On the 27th ult., at No. 26, Royal-terrace, Edinburgh, Henry Cheyne, of Tangwick, writer to the Signet. DOWLING.-On the 3rd inst., at St. John's-wood, of internal cancer, aged 64, Alfred Septimus Dowling, serjeant-at-law PELL-On the 5th inst., at Wilburton Manor, aged 82, the Hon. Margaret Letitia Matilda Pell, widow of the late Sir Albert Pell, Judge of the Court of Review, and third daughter of Henry Beauchamp, twelfth Lord St. John, or Bletsoe. PENNEFATHER.-On the 7th inst., at Barming House, near Maidstone, Harriet, wife of Edward Pennefather, Esq., of 9, Fitz william-place, Dublin.

POTTER. On the 3rd inst., at his residence, Arnold House, Withington, Manchester, aged 38, Thomas Potter, Esq., M.A.

barrister-at-law.

1,479,476

Share Capital, fully subscribed
Claims and Bonus paid

$1,000,000

1.550

WHOLE-WORLD Policies granted for a single extra payment of 10s. per 100%, where no Special Liability to Foreign Residence then exist Policies on Lives of full age when assured, confer, after Five years' existence, without incurring extra charge for Foreign License, the right of unrestricted residence in any part of the World. Ordinary Policies allow, from the date of issue, residence in any part distant more than 33 degres from the Equator.

NINE-TENTHS of the total Profits divisible every Five years amongst the Assured. A valuable provision for Policies becoming Csin between two divisions. Very moderate Non-Bonus Premiums.

The GENERAL CONDITIONS of Assurance printed thereon are specially framed to secure to Policies of the Society, when once issuel, absolute freedom from all liability to future question..

LOANS are granted on Life Interests and Reversions.

New Assurances in 1867............

Sales by Auction.

Mile-end-road -A very desirable (almost equal to Freehold)
Family Residence-For Sale with possession.

MESSRS, DEBENHAM, TEWSON, and

FARMER will SELL, at the MART, on TUESDAY, MARCH 24, at Two, the convenient FAMILY RESIDENCE, No, 564, Mile-end-road, only a few doors from Burdett-road, and directly opposite Grove-road, containing six bedrooms and a dressing-room, elegant drawing, dining, and breakfast rocms, complete domestic offices, large walled-in garden, conservatory, stabling, and coach-house. first-rate condition, and of the estimated value of 907 per The whole in annum. It is copy hold of the Manor of Stepney, and subject only to a quit rent of 2d. per annum, and a fine certain on death or alienation of 10s. May be viewed by cards. Particulars of

A. H. CLAPHAM, Esq., Solicitor, 131, Bishopsgatestreet; and of the Auctioneers, 80, Cheapside.

Highbury.-Valuable Improved Leasehold Ground-Rents, amounting to 2401. per annum, most abundantly secured on nine capital houses, of the gross estimated value of about 800l. per annum.

£14,800. E. A. NEWTON, Actuary and Manager.

Norfolk-Freehold Estate, called Hingham Lodge, com-
prising 260 acres in a ring fence, for Peremptory Sale

MR. PHILIP D. TUCKETT will SELL

by AUCTION, at the MART, Tokenhouse-yard. London, on MONDAY, MARCH 23, in one Lot, by order of the mortgagees, under a power of sale, a very compact and desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL ESTATE, p'easantly situate in a rich agricultural district close to the village of Hingham, about two miles from the Kimberley and Hardingham railway stations, near the market towns and stations of

COLONIAL INVESTMENTS.

THE CEYLON COMPANY (Limited)

are Prepared to effect INVESTMENTS on MORTGAGE in Ceylon and Mauritius, with or without their guarantes es may be desired. For further particulars, application to be made at the office of the company, Palmerston-bu Old Broad-street, London. By order,

R. A. CAMERON, Secretary.

Wymondham and Attleborough, and only about twelve miles DEBENTURES at 5, 5, and 6 per cent.

from Norwich, comprising a moderate family residence;
three valuable farms, with comfortable houses and home-
steads, and numerous inclosures of very fertile arable and
pasture land; a cottage residence and garden, and four other
cottages. The estate affords some good partridge shooting,
and the country is hunted by the West Norfolk hounds.
Early possession may be obtained (if desired) of the residence
and a large part of the land.

Particulars, with plans and conditions, may be had at the
White Hart, Hingham; King's Head Wymondham; Royal
Hotel, Norwich; of

Messrs. DAVIDSON, CARR, and BANNISTER, Soli-
citors, 22, Basinghall-street, London, E.C.;

MESSRS, DEBENHAM, TEWSON, and 76, Old Broad-street, London, EC.

or of Mr. PHILIP D. TUCKETT, Land Agent, Surveyor, &c.,

will SELL, at the MART, on TUESDAY, MARCH 24, at Two, in Nine Lots, valuable IMPROVED GROUND-RENTS, secured on nine capital family residences in Highbury-grove. Held for about seventy-six years, at ground-rents amounting to 114. 11s. 6d, and underlet for about seventy-five years, at gross improved ground-rents of 251. 11s. 6d. per aunum. Particulars of

Messrs. RANDALL and SON, Solicitors, Tokenhouseyard, E.C.; and of the Auctioneers, 80, Cheapside.

COMPANY (LIMITED). Subscribed Capital 75,0000

DIRECTORS.

Lawford Acland, Esq., Chairman.

Major-General Henry Pelham | Duncan James Kay, Est
Burn.

Harry George Gordon, Esq.
George Ireland, Esq.

Stephen P. Kennard, E

P. F. Robertson, Esq, M.F

C. J. Braine, Esq., Manager.

The Directors are prepared to issue Debentures on t following terms, viz., for one year at 5 per cent. for the years at 5, and five years and upwards at 6 per cent pr

annum.

Applications for particulars to be made at the office of the

E & H. LUMLEY'S "FREE PROPERTY Company, Palmerston-buildings, Old Broad-street, L

copies of which are circulated gratuitously every Month, con-
REGISTER" (Established in 1853), Five thousand
tains the particulars of nearly all the LANDED ESTATES,
COUNTRY RESIDENCES, HUNTING BOXES, FISHING QUARTERS,
SHOOTINGS, FARMS, MANORS, ADVOWSONS. TOWN HOUSES, and
INVESTMENTS generally now in the market.

The FREE PROPERTY REGISTER may be obtained
gratis, at either of Messrs. LUMLEY:S offices as under, or it
will be forwarded by post on receipt of a stamp to prepay

MESSRS, DEBENHAM, TEWSON and P

FARMER'S MARCH HOUSES, including landed estates, town and country resiLIST of ESTATES and dences, hunting and shooting quarters, farms, ground-rents, rent-charges, house property and investments generally, may be obtained, free of charge, at their offices, 80, Cheapside, E C., or by post for one stamp. Particulars for insertion in the April List must be received by the 28th March at latest. Upper Tulse-hill. York-road, and Tenison-street, Lambeth.Leaseholds, for long terms. and

MESSRS. HERRING

instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the MART,
SON are
Tokenhouse-yard, Bank of
MARCH 16, at Twelve, an attractive, detached RESI-
England, on MONDAY,
DENCE, with stabling and extensive garden, on Upper
Tulse-hill; two commanding shops and dwellings, 67 and 69,
York-road, Lambeth, warehouse, stabling, and dwelling in
the rear; and two house, 27 and 28, Tenison-street, Lambeth.
Full particulars at the Mart; of

Messrs. WINTER and WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Bedford-
row;
and of HERRING and SON, 109, Fleet-street, and Brixton-hill.
Stockwell-Leasehold Cottages, for a long term, near

Clapham Station,

OWNERS of ESTATES and LANDED and HOUSE PROPERTY GENERALLY, are informed that particulars will be in time for insertion in the next number of the Register," if sent to either the WEST-END OF CITY OFFICES previous to the 28th of the current month.

THERE IS NO CHARGE whatever for insertion, and
the usual agency commission is only chargeable when
business is actually effected through Messrs. LUMLEY'S
instrumentality.

FREE PROPERTY REGISTER, Land and Estate Offices, 67,
Chaucery-lane, and 31, St. James's-street, Piccadilly, London,

Jnbestments.

By order,

R. A. CAMERON, Secretary. DVOWSON for SALE of the RECTORY of MARSTON MAGNA, well-situate ac four miles from Sherborne and Yeovil. There is excel family residence, and an income of about 500l. a-year lation 380. Incumbent about 66. A principals or solicitors are referred to JAMES PARSONS, Este To treat for purcha Solicitor, Langport; or to Mr. ANCONA, 8, John-Tal Adelphi.

DVOWSON for SALE of the RECTORY of BROMPTON RALPH well situate mul Wiveliscombe, in Somerset, at foot of the Brendnetuk There is an excellent, modern residence, and a net incend about 5504. a-year. Incumbent in his 68th year. PHILADA or solicitors to apply to Messrs. PEARSE and Bor HES citors, Wiveliscombe; or to Mr. ANCONA, Surveyor, & AC street, Adelphi

DVOWSON for SALE of a LIVING, situate in one of the best agricultural districts north-eastern county. There is a good house and a lec INCOLN'S-INN-FIELDS HOTEL occupation. Immediate possession. Principals or dr. ▼ derived from about 500 acres of glebe, of the estimated vi of about 1300l. a year for rental, but of increase 1 valoft to apply to Mr. ANCONA, Šurveyor, 8, John-strect, Adept

LIN

COMPANY (LIMITED).

Capital 30,000 in Shares of 52 each. For Shares, apply to the Secretary, Inns of Court Hotel, London,

INNS
NNS OF COURT HOTEL COMPANY,
Has been PURCHASED, and will henceforth be managed by
(LIMITED).

Lincoln's-inn-fields and Holborn,

MESSRS. HERRING and SON will SELL LINCOLN'S INN - FIELDS HOTEL COMPANY

by AUCTION. at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, Bank of England, on MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1868, at Twelve, in Lots, FIVE LEASEHOLD COTTAGES, being Nos. 5 to 9, Hope-cottages, Cottage-grove, Bedford-road, Stockwell. Particulars at the Mart; of

Messrs. H. and F. CHESTER, Solicitors, 86, Newingtonbutts;

and of HERRING and SON, 109, Fleet-street, and Brixton-hill.

The Hotel is now widely known, and its numerous visitors will testify that it combines all the style and luxurious comfort of first-class West-end hotels, with a much lower tariff.

The Directors express their hope that any visitor having cause of complaint will at once anneal t Mrs. GOBLE, the Manageress, or to the Secretary of Company.

honse will probably require to be rebuilt. Incues
in a south-western county, on a line of railway.
2001. a year. Population very small. Immediate pass($53.
The patron would accept another living with early or deferre
possession on terms of equivalent value. Principals er s
citors to apply to Mr. ANCONA, S. John-street, Ade p&L

ADVOWSON for SALE of a RECTORY,

ADVOWSON for SALE of a RECTORY

situate in a good Midland district, close to a E town and railway station. There is a good family residenc and net income of about 600l. a-year from rent-Charge må globe. Immediate possession. apply to Messrs. H. and J. G.THOMPSON, Solicitors, Grantan, Principals or solicit na da or to Mr. ANCONA, 8 John-street, Adelphi.

INTERMEDIATE DIGEST. The
THIRD EDITION. The ARTICLED CLERK'S HAND-
BOOK, containing a Course of Study for the Preliminary,
Intermediate, and Final Examinations of Articled Clerks,
and the Books to be read and studied for each Examination;
also, Four Sets of Papers of Questions asked at the Prelimi-
nary Examinations, and a Digest of all the Intermediate Law
and Bookkeeping Questions, with ANSWERS; also, the
Law relating to Articles of Clerkship and all necessary Forms;
together with a Glossary of Law Phrases. By R. HALLILAY,
Esq., Author of the Digest of Examination Questions.
HORACE COX, 10, Wellington-street, Strand, and may be
had of all Booksellers.

Law and the Lawyers.

Ir is rumoured that the LORD CHANCELLOR has proposed that the gentlemen who have sent in 383 preliminary papers to the Digest Commissioners 383 should be paid something for their labour, whether successful or otherwise. This would be a piece of plain justice, although to have announced it beforehand would have been unwise, inasmuch as in all probability a mass of careless and hasty productions would have been sent in for the sake of the premium.

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Proposed Amendments in the Conduct of Elections

The Legal Rights of Trades Unions

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Railway Creditors and the Railway Companies Act 1867
Land Law Reform

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Sunday Liquor Law

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Landowners' Remedies against Railway Companies for

Purchase Money

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County Financial Boards.

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The Judge: his Practice and Duties

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Courts.

A TEMPORARY Admiralty Jurisdiction is, it would seem, to be conferred upon the County It is generally anticipated that the Commission now sitting will advise that the 32 Superior Courts of law and equity shall share among them the jurisdiction now confined to the 393 Admiralty Court, and the object of the present Bill, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL informs us, is to supply a cheap and available tribunal for minor causes until the commissioners make their report. A correspondent, "In Rem," enforces all the arguments against the passing of even a 394 temporary measure.

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THE Owl makes the following announcements:Serious defalcations have been discovered in the funds lately belonging to the Insolvent Debtors' Court. They are supposed to amount to the sum of 42001. or 4300l. Other defalcations of 306 much larger amount occurred many years back. Mr. HARDING, the accountant, who some three or four years ago was employed with Mr. AYRTON, the commissioner at Leeds, to investigate and report upon the accounts of the London official assignees and messengers, has examined the accounts of the Insolvent Debtors' court, and has made a report to the LORD CHANCELLOR on the subject.

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Liverpool Police Court...

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE PROFESSION

NOTES AND QUERIES ON POINTS OF PRACTICE.

THE LAW LIBRARY:

Homersham Cox's Representation of the People Act 1867..
Davis's County Courts Act 1867

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is a barrister, and the Conservative candidate for the vacancy created is one of Her Majesty's counsel, his opponent being a solicitor. At Lynn a barrister will be a candidate upon the next occasion, whilst another of Her Majesty's counsel is announced as a likely candidate for the representation of the Stirling Burghs should the sitting member accept the Chiltern Hundreds.

BRICK-BURNING.

For

BRICK-BURNING has been long recognised as a nuisance, but it has not been determined under what circumstances it is such. This, indeed, is configuration of the country would much govern rather a question of fact than of law, for the the direction and range of the vapours. instance, a brick-field in a valley, between high hills, would taint the air far up and down the vale, while localities much nearer in distance, but lying on the other sides of the hills, would be free from the nuisance. In the case of Roberts v. Clarke (reported last week 18 L. T. Rep. N. S. 49), Vice-Chancellor Wood held that a distance of 240 yards is not an extreme limit for the extension of the noxious vapour. In the same case it was held that where a nuisance had been of more than twenty years' standing, but with temporary interruptions, the party asserting the right was bound to show that it had been exercised at least in the first and last year of the period of twenty years, in order to preserve it from being lost. Again, "It was not," said the Vice-Chancellor, "necessary to prove that any special sickness resulted to plaintiff or his family from the effluvia arising from brickburning, nor that the vapour was more than usually injurious or offensive. It has been held at law that brick-burning carried on in the ordinary way was a nuisance to the persons living within the limit affected by it."

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SHERIFFS AND JUDGES. THE state and solemnity which, for so many centuries, attended the holding of an assize, have, during the last few years, unfortunately, become almost a mere matter of history, and we greatly fear that with their disappearance has likewise ceased much of that respect which was wont to be paid, and which is undoubtedly due to Her MAJESTY'S Judges when on circuit, as well as at all other times. The tenants of the sheriff, dressed in his livery, have been supplanted by the hired javelin-men, and the latter, in their turn have again been, in many instances, supplanted by the common police of the county; whilst the state riage has given way to the ordinary chariot, less pretending kind. Scarcely an assize now or even to a vehicle of a more nondescript but passes by without some complaint being made by one or more of the Judges, of the disrespect and discourtesy which are shown to them either by the sheriff himself, or by those to whom he which legally and properly belong to his office. has delegated the performance of those duties It is not long ago that on one of the circuits a common hired fly was sent to convey the Judge from the railway-station to his lodgings, or that on another he was compelled to seek for accomodation at an hotel, no other lodgings whatever having been provided for him; and only on Tuesday last, at Lewes, Lord Chief Justice COCKBURN was subjected to the grossest disrespect, both by the high sheriff himself and by his subordinates. In this latter case it appears that the court had adjourned for a short time for refreshment, and that when the Chief Justice again came into court only three of the jurymen had returned. His Lordship thereupon directed that the jury should be called, and one of the officers of the sheriff left the court for that purpose. Some time elapsed, but neither officer nor jurymen returned, nor was there either sheriff, under-sheriff, or a single officer of the sheriff in court, and the Lord Chief Justice then observed that he had never been treated with so much disrespect on any occasion since he had been on the bench. Some further time

The late LORD CHANCELLOR some time ago directed an inquiry to be made into the duties and salaries of the officers of the Court of 400 Chancery. One result, we believe, will be the increase of the salary now paid to the chief clerks of the Master of the Rolls and the Vice-elapsed, and then some few of the jurors made Chancellors from 15007, the present amount, to 400 1800l. a-year. 400 |

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