Lloyd, on behalf of the plaintiff, appeared to show cause, but, as no notice had been given of Winstanley's intention to show cause in the first instance, the COURT refused to hear him. Rule nisi.

REG. v. BROOKE AND OTHERS.-Mellish, Q. C. (Cole with him) applied on behalf of Mr. Brooke and others for a rule for an information in the nature of a quo warranto, calling on the defendants to show by what authority they claim to exercise the office of members of the Huddersfield Local Board of Health, on the ground that certain votes by which they had obtained a majority were bad. The question was one of construction of the Huddersfield Local Act, and sundry clauses in the Towns Improvement Clauses Act (10 & 11 Vict. c. 34), and the Commissioners Clauses Act 1847 (10 & 11 Vict. c. 16).

Rule nisi.

FLETCHER V. THE COCKERMOUTH LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTIL -Kemplay moved for a rule to set aside an award, the submission not having been made a rule of court.-The COURT refused to hear Kemplay until this was done, but would allow him to amend the defect and renew his apAplication on the last day of term, contrary to the usual practice.

COATES V. MARTIN.-Udal moved to set aside an award on the ground that the defendant had had no notice of the arbitrator's intention to proceed. Rule nisi.

KIRK . MANNING.-Codd showed cause against a ru'e for a new trial obtained by the plaintiff, on the ground of surprise in an action tried at the Whitechapel County Court.-Daly in support of the rule.

Rule made absolute, costs of the first trial to abide the event
of the second.
Monday, Nov. 26.

(Before BLACKBURN and SHEE, JJ.)

REG. v. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY. — Lumley Smith moved to make absolute a rule for a mandamus, directing the defendants to request the sheriff to summon a jury to assess compensation for certain lands required by the company.

Rule absolute.

REG. v. GROOM.-Codd applied to enlarge a rule till next term on affidavits of the attorney showing that the rule had only been served on Wednesday, and that he had not had time to prepare for the hearing.—Macnamara opposed. Rule enlarged.

Re JEFFERY (app.) v. MAJOR (resp.).-Karslake, Q. C. moved for a rule to strike out a case stated under the provisions of 20 & 21 Vict. c. 43, by certain justices for the county of Devon, on the ground that it had not been sent to the Crown-office in time. The case was received from the justices by the appellants on 20th Oct., a copy was delivered to the respondents on the 23rd, but the case was not deposited at the Crown-office till the 24th. The case of Banks v. Goodwin, 32 L. J., N. S., M. C., 87 referred to. Rule nisi.

BENSON AND OTHERS v. CROSS AND FAWCETT.-Maule, Q. C. moved for an information in the nature of a quo warranto, calling on the defendants to show by what authority they claim to hold the office of members of the Huddersfleld Local Board of Health, on the ground that some of the votes polled for them were bad. Rule nisi.

BROWN v. DIx.-Harrington moved for leave to alter the name of a person in a subpoena, leave to serve which had been granted by the Court.

Leave granted to amend the subpoena, or to serve a fresh one. JELL V. THE MAYOR, &C. OF BIRMINGHAM.-Field, Q. C. moved to refer back to the arbitrator in this matter a special case, from which certain particulars had been omitted.

Rule refused, as the application ought to have been made at chambers.

CHARLES PEARSON V. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.-Coleridge, Q. C. moved to make absolute a rule which had been served on the company, and to which they did not appear. Rule absolute.

REG. v. KNOTT.-Harrington showed cause against a rule obtained on the 23rd, calling on him to show cause why a surcharge made by him as poor-law auditor, should not be removed into this court and quashed. A parishioner, rateable as occupier in respect of certain lands, had been rated under the Small Tenements Act, in consequence of which he only paid three-fourths of the rate he was bound to pay. The reason for making this allowance did not clearly appear upon the ratebook, and the auditor thereupon surcharged him with the difference.-Field, Q. C. in support of the rule.-(See Reports.) Rule discharged.

THE MADRID BANK (LIMITED) v. BAZLEY AND OTHERS.— Milward, Q. C. and C. Russell showed cause against a rule obtained by Powell, Q. C., calling on the defendants to show cause why an attachment should not issue against them for not obeying an order of the court, directing them to auswer interrogatories. The defendants were ordered to answer as directors, but the affairs of the bank were in liquidation, and by the issuing of the order their functions had ceased.-Powell, Q. C. and Laxton in support of the rule were not called upon.- (See Report.) Rule absolute. Re STUCHBURY.-Macintyre applied to have this case, which had been struck out, replaced, and the rule to be enlarged. Application granted. FLETCHER V. THE COCKERMOUTH LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. -Kemplay moved to make an award in this case a rule of court absolute in the first instance. The original submission of the defendants to arbitration was contained in

a copy of a resolution passed by the defendants at their meeting, and sent in a letter to the plaintiff. It was now sought to make this submission a rule of court in order that the award might be set aside, on the ground that the plaintiff had no notice of the proceedings of the arbitrator. Rule absolute to make the submission a rule of court; rule nisi to set aside the award.

KNOWLES . THE JUSTICES OF LANCASHIRE.—Giffard, Q. C. moved for a rule for a certiorari to quash an order of justices.

Rule nisi.

COURT OF ADMIRALTY. Reported by Henry F, PURCELL, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. BUSINESS OF THE WEEK. MICHAELMAS TERM, 1866. (Before the Right Hon. STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, D. C. L.) Tuesday, Nov. 27.

THE SALWEEN-Stabey moved on the part of the holder of a bottomry bond, on ship, freight, and cargo, that it

should be paid out of those funds.-Cohen, for material man, applied that in this case an equitable marshalling should take place between ship, freight, and cargo, part of the bond having been given for salvage services rendered solely to the cargo.-Clarkson, for owner of cargo, insisted that ship and freight should be first exhausted.-Butt, for shipowner, applied that in any order the court should make there should be a reservation of the master's lien for wages and general average. Cur. adv. vult.

THE EMPEDOCLE.-Clarkson moved on part of bond holders.-Dr. Deane, Q. C., on part of owners of cargo, asked for a reference. The reference granted.

THE ATALANTA-This was a suit against the ship for wrongful delivery of cargo, plaintiffs had detained the ship but being subsequently paid by counter claimants of cargo, surrendered her.-Brett, Q. C.; now moved to dismiss the suit and condemn the plaintiffs in damages for wrongful detention and costs. Clarkson appeared for plaintiff.-The suit was dismissed with costs

No damages allowed.

Thursday, Nov. 29.

THE ELIZA SHAW. Damage. This was a sitting for examination of witnesses and hearing. The Eliza Shaw,

on her passage from China bound for the port of London, came into collision with the San Telmo of Rouen, bound

for Bristol, laden with olive oil, on 10th Oct. last, off Start Point; the San Telmo, besides considerable damage to the

bowsprit, jib-boom, and apparel of the ship, had a large number of oil casks stove in, &c.-The COURT decided that the Eliza Shaw was solely to blame. Judgment accordingly.-Dr. Deane, QC. and Cohen for plaintiffs; Brett, Q. C. and Clarkson for defendants.-Proctors, Tebb and Son; and Clarkson, Son, and Cooper.

Friday, Nov. 30.

THE TRIO.-Damage. The Prussian barque Trio, loaded with timber from Memel to London, came into collision with the Schleswig Holstein schooner Louise, off the Skagen light in the Cattegat, on the 10th Nov. 1865. This was a sitting for the examination of plaintiff's witnesses.-Dr. Deane, QC. and Rutherford for plaintiffs; Brett, Q. C. and Maclachlan for defendants.-Proctors, Clarkson, Son, and Cooper; and W. E. Duncan.

Saturday, Dec. 1.

THE GENERAL WYNDHAM.-Damage. This was a sitting for the examination of plaintiffs' witnesses and the hearing. The evidence for defendant was put in by affidavits. The General Wyndham, bound for Negapatam, on the Coromandel coast, with iron and coals, came into collision with the American ship Lorenzo, laden with general cargo from London to New York, on the 11th Sept. last off St. Catherine's ligh-house. -The COURT was of opinion that the Lorenzo was solely to blame, decision consequently for defendants. - Brett, Q. C. and Clarkson for plaintiffs; Milward, Q. C. and Pritchard for defendants.-Proctors, Clarkson, Son, and Cooper; and Pritchard and Son.

LEGAL OBITUARY.

NOTE. This department of the LAW TIMES is contributed by EDWARD WALFORD, M.A, and late Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, and Fellow of the Genealogical and Historical Society of Great Britain; and, as it is desired to make it as perfect a record as possible, the families and friends of deceased members of the Profession will oblige by forwarding to the LAW TIMES Office any dates and materials required for a biographical notice.

P. BAINBRIGGE-LE HUNT, ESQ. The late Peter Bainbrigge-Le Hunt, Esq., of Ashbourne, Derbyshire, attorney-at-law, who died at Ashbourne on the 26th ult., was the third son of the late Lieut.-Col. Philip Bainbrigge, of Ashbourne (who was killed at the battle of Egmont-op-Zee, Oct. 6, 1799), by Rachel, daughter of Peter Dobrée, Esq., of Beauregard, Guernsey. He was born at Rocester in the year 1793, educated at the Free Grammar School, Ashbourne, and being brought up to the law, was admitted to practise as an attorney in 1816. He assumed the additional surname and arms of Le Hunt by royal sign manual in 1832, being the kinsman of Florence Matilda, relict of W. Fallows, Esq., and the daughter and sole heiress of the Rev. John Le Hunt, rector of Radbourne, Derbyshire, with whom the direct line of the family became extinct. "A few years afterwards," says the Derby Mercury, "leaving the Profession, he took up his residence at Ashbourne, where, by the active part which he took in all affairs affecting the welfare of the place, he proved most useful, and endeared himself to all classes. He had a large share in carrying out the restoration of the parish church, in 1839-40, when he held the office of churchwarden. Whatever be the merits of this work, as now considered, Mr. Le Hunt, in the share he had in it, kept in view the public benefit and the spiritual interests of those concerned, as shown by the care he took that 500 free sittings should be provided for the poor. He was also one of the body of governors and assistants of the Free Grammar School and charities of the town.; indeed, no good work ever appealed in vain to his large heart for assistance, whilst his advice and counsel were ever open to all. Mr. Le Hunt was indefatigable as a magistrate; ever ready to administer justice, and to temper it with an intelligent and perceptive spirit of mercy. His charities were large, but unostentatious. He was an earnest and constant supporter of religious societies, and he took an active share in promoting many excellent institutions. Of late years his failing health prevented his taking so active a part as formerly, but to the last, as far as he was able, he maintained the same interest in the good works he hap promoted through life." Mr. Bainbrigge-Le Hunt was a magistrate for the counties of Derby and Stafford, and a deputy-lieutenant for the county of Derby, besides holding other public offices from time to

The late Edward Yardley, Esq., barrister-at-law, and magistrate of the Marylebone Police Court, who died at 8, Blandford-square, on the 18th Nov., was the eldest son of the late Edward Yardley, Esq., of Shrewsbury, by Catharine, daughter of James Bowen, Esq., of Whitechurch, Pembrokeshire. He was born at Plealey, Shropshire, in the year 1808, and educated at Shrewsbury school, and at Magdalen College, Cambridge, where he was a wrangler and Fellow in 1830. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in 1834, and went the Oxford Circuit. In 1846 he was appointed one of the magistrates of the Thames Police Court, from which, upon the death of Mr. Secker, some six years ago, he was transferred to the Marylebone district. Mr. Yardley married in 1832 Elizabeth, daughter of John Taylor, Esq., of Everley, Yorkshire, by whom he has left issue.

J. GLYDE, ESQ.

The late John Glyde, Esq., solicitor, who died at his residence, Wyndham-house, Yeovil, on the 5th inst., after a short illness, in the 41st yearof his age, was articled with H. Watts, Esq., solicitor, of that town, and commenced practice in 1850. He was a churchwarden of the parish church, and also a member of the Freemasons' Society. His amiable conduct in all things had won him the highest respect of his fellow townsmen. This is the fourth death in Mr. Glyde's family within as many weeks.

LEGAL NEWS.

FOREIGN TITLES.-In connection with the disputed point as to whether an Englishman can legally bear a foreign title, or wear a foreign order in England without the sanction of the Crown, we (Athenæum) may refer to a precedent in the case of Nelson. He was informed that he could not appear at court as Duke of Bronte and knight of various foreign orders until he had received the usual sanction. Nelson replied that those honours had been conferred on him by his royal master's allies for service he had been deputed by his royal master to render them. He would go to court, he said, with all his titles and all his honours, and he did not suppose anybody would stop him. supposition was correct; nobody ventured to "stop Nelson."

The

COPYRIGHT.-An action against Miss Herbert, manager of the St. James's Theatre, for infringing the rights of a musical composer by performing his music to "Lady Audley's Secret" without his permission, opens up a curious question of law. The music was composed by the plaintiff for Mr. Frank Matthews, and Mr. Frank Matthews, considering the music part of the play, assigned it with the play to the management which succeeded him. In this case the question is, whether the music belongs to the manager or the composer, and it is rather remarkable that the general practice of considering an author the absolute owner has been departed from already with regard to musical accompaniments. A suit in 1859, in which Mr. Charles Kean was the defendant, terminated thus:-Chief Justice Erle stated that as Mr. Hatton's music to "Much Ado About Nothing" had been composed by Mr. Kean's direction, and under his superintendence as part of the general plan of the spectacle, it must be considered his property.

HIS HONOUR THREATENS TO GIVE AN ATTORNEY INTO CUSTODY LEAREY v. CLEGG. Mr. J. C. Roberts (solicitor) was for the plaintiff, and Mr. H. Standring (solicitor) for the defendant. Mr. Roberts stated that the action was brought to recover 31. 3s., under these circumstances:-The plaintiff let a dwelling-house to Clegg in Molesworth-street, at a rental of 127. a-year. He gave him notice to quit on the 1st of May last, or pay double rent for the time he retained possession after that date. Clegg remained in the house till the 1st of August, and consequently there became an amount of six guineas due, half of which the defendant had already paid. These facts being proved in evidence, Mr. Standring contended that no such action as this could lie under any statute. It was stated that the defendant was a quarterly tenant, on which his Honour said he was of opinion that having entered upon the second quarter, Clegg was liable for that quarter's rent. Therefore he would owe three quarters' rent, which would be nine guineas. (Laughter.)-Mr. Standring: You are making a great mistake. The

CRESSWELL, JAMES. out of business, Gospel End. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. & O. A. Walker. Sol. East, Birmingham. Sur. Dec. 13 DEACON, WILLIAM, out of business. Saint Stephen. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. & O. A. Simpson. Sol Edwards, Saint Albans. Sur. Dec. 7 DINGLEY, THOMAS KERSLAKE, surgeon, Winkleigh. Pet Nov. 24. Reg. & O. A. Price Sol, Hulford, North Tawton, 8ur. Dec. 12

ELVISH, SARAH. widow, late lodging-house keeper. Eaton. Pet. Reg. & O. A. Palmer. Sol. Sadd, Norwich. Sur.

Nov. 24.

Dec. 17

EMERY, WILLIAM, baker, Burntwood. Pet. Nov. 21. Reg. & O. A.

Birch. 8ol. Wilson, Lichfield. Sur. Dec. 7

ENGLAND, GEORGE ROBERTS, brewer, Dudley and Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 24. Keg. Hill, O. A. Kinnear. 8ols. Allen, Birmingham; and Bourne and Owen, Dudley. 8ur. Dec 10

Reg. & O. A. Callaway. Sur. Dec. 14

whole claim is only 31. 3s. The defendant has paid all the ordinary rent up to the time of leaving. He did not keep possession of the house contumaciously, but merely till he could get another.-His Honour: 1 am of opinion that there must be judgment for nine guineas. You may move anything you like, but that is my opinion in point of fact.-Mr. Standring (to the plaintiff's daughter): Miss Learey, what do you claim?-His Honour: I have done with the case, and I won't suffer it to go on after I have given FORD, EDWARD NORTON, carpenter, Canterbury. Pet. Nov. 16 judgment. Sit down.-Mr. Standring: allow me to say, sir, and I will say on behalf of my client and public justice, that you are mistaken, and it is a most flagrant act-I don't say intentional actHis Honour: Bailiffs!-Two bailiffs stepped forward ready to do the judge's bidding, and great astonishment was manifested in court.-His Honour (to Mr. Standring): One word more and I will send you in custody immediately.-Mr. Standring: I am glad to say, sir, that your judgment will have to be answered for.-His Honour: Now hold your tongue or I'll order you out of court.-The matter was then allowed to drop.

THE GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

Gazette, Nov. 27.

To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. BAKER, JAMES FREDERICK, builder, Manchester-ter, Kilburn. Pet. Nov. 20. Reg. Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Butterfield, Connaughtter, Hyde-pk. Sur. Dec. 12

BAKER, RICHARD, colonial broker, Mincing-la, London, and Chigwell. Pet. Nov. 22. O. A. Edwards. Bol. Walker, Guildhallchambers. Sur, Dec. 12

BENNETT, FRANCIS WILLIAM, lieutenant R. N., late Howard-st, Strand. Pet. Nov. 19. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 19

BRETT, JAMES, house agent, John-st, Pentonville, Islington. Pet. Nov 25. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Long, Pitfield-st, Hoxton. Sur. Dec. 1?

CARTWRIGHT, JAMES, late iron agent, Twickenham. Pet. Nov. 19.
O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18

COLLINS, CHARLES JAMES, silk floss manufacturer, late New Kent-rd.
Pet. Nov. 17. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 12
CORRIE, JOSEPH, ironfounder, late Waterloo-terrace, Islington. Pet.
Nov. 19. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18

DAY, WILLIAM HENEY, joiner, Forest-hill-rd. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg.
Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Hall, Coleman-st, Sur. Dec. 12
DOWLEY, WILLIAM, coal merchant, Shirley. Pet. Nov. 16. Reg.
Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Aldridge, Moorgate-st. Sur. Dec. 10
ELRICK, ADAM WATT, late teadealer, Trinity-st, Trinity-sq, Borough.
Pet. Nov. 19. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18
GIBSON, WILLIAM THOMAS HUDSON, fish curer, Kent-st, Borough,
and Billingsgate-market. Pet Nov. 21. O. A. Edwards. Sol.
Chalk, Borough-st.Sur. Dec. 12

GIRLING, ROBERT, stonemason, Greenwich, and Blackheath-hill. Pet. Nov. 22. Reg. Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Dobie, Basinghall-st. Sur. Dec. 10

HARPER, ALGERNON HILTON, accountant to a merchant, Bolton-rd, Greville-rd, Kilburn. Pet. Nov. 24. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Walmisley, Pancras-la, Queen-st. Sur. Dec. 12

HOOF, ALFRED, gentleman, King-st, Saint James's. Pet. Nov. 20.
O. A. Edwards. dol. Heap, New-inn. Sur. Dec 12
HUGHES, RICHARD, out of business, Gardour-st, Commercial-rd east.
Pet. Nov. 20. O. A. Edwards. Sola. Merriman and Co., Queen-st,
Cheapside, Sur. Dec. 10

JOHNSTONE, ROBERT GORDON HOPE, late King-st, Saint James's-st.
Pet. Nov. 16. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sur. Dec. 11
MADGE, GEORGE, late Antill-rd, Coborn-rd, Bow. Reg. Roche.
O. A. Parky ne. Sol. Aldridge, Moorgate-st. Sur. Dec. 10
MAY, WILLIAM, surveyor, Charlton. Pet. Nov. 21. O. A. Edwards.
Sur. Dec. 18

MOORE, EDWIN, engineer, late Bury-st, Bloomsbury. Pet. Nov. 19.
O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18

MORRISON, WILLIAM, shipbuilder, late Northumberland-ter, Chalkfarm, and New City-chambers, Bishopsgate. Pet. Nov. 19. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18

MOSLEY, EDWIN, goldbeater, High Holborn. Pet. Nov. 24. O. A.
Edwards Sol. Tonge, Dane's-inn, Strand. Sur Dec. 19
PAGE, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS. commission agent, late Cricklewood, and
Abchurch-la. Pet. Nov. 19. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18
PARSONS, THOMAS, out of business. Philpot-st, Commercial-rd Pet.
Nov. 23. Reg. Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Croft, Montpelier-row,
South Lambeth Sur. Dec 12
PERKY, EDWARD WILLIAM, late bill broker, Forest-gate. Pet.
Nov. 19. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18

POTT, 8., fancy warehouseman, llanway-st, Oxford-st. Pet. Nov. 12.
O. A. Edwards. Sols, Harrison and Co., Old Jewry. Sur. Dec 18
RICHARDS, JAMES EDWIN, wheelwright, Ledbury-mews, North Led.
bury-rd, Westbourne-grove west. Pet. Nov. 21. O. A. Edwards.
Sol. Hanslip, Great James-st, Bedford-row. Sur. Dec. 12
SCHUSTER, CHARLES. teacher of German language, Little Dean-st,
Boho. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Grahain. Sol. Goatley,
Bow-st, Covent-gdn. Sur. Dec. 11

STONE, THOMAS, out of employ, Hughes'-fds, Deptford. Pet. Nov. 24.
Reg. Roche. O, A. Parkyns. Sol. Aldridge, Moorgate-st. Sur.
Dec. 12
TAYLOR, SUSANNAH, late dealer in baskets, Leman-st, Goodman's-
fds. Pet. Nov. 19. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18
WARR, CHARLES, builder, Liverpool-rd, Islington. Pet. Nov. 24.
Reg. Roche. Ó. A. Parkyns. sol. Brown, Basinghall-st. Sur.
Dec. 12
WILSON, JOHN, mining agent, Gracechurch-st. Pet. Nov. 20. Reg.
Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Farrar, Carter-la. Sur. Dec 11
WINTER, GEORGE, late builder, Nunhead-passage, Winter's- bldgs,
Peckham. Pet. Nov. 17. O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 12
WRIGHT, GEORGE HAMMOND, confectioner, Hackney-rd, and manager
of a tavern, White Post-la, Hackney-wick. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg.
Pepys. O A. Grabam. Sol. Fenton, Prospect-pl, Cambridge-heath.
Sur. Dec. 11
WRIGHT, JOSEPH VAUX, late wheelwright, Bugbrooke. Pet. Nov. 16.
O. A. Edwards. Sur. Dec. 18

To surrender in the Country.
ADAMSON, JOHN, miller, Crosthwaite. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg. & O. A.
Broatch. Sol. Lowthian, Keswick. Sur. Dec. 13
ATTWOOD, ALBERT, butcher, Folkestone. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. &
O. A. Brockman. Sol. Minter, Folkestone. Sur. Dec. 13
BENTLEY. THOMAS, and LIGHTOWLER, JOHN CRAVEN, painters,
Great Grimsby. Pet. Nov. 20. Reg. & O. A. Daubney. Bol.
Wintringhain, Grimsby. Sur. Dec. 7
BLIGHT WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS, grocer, Helston. Pet. Nov. 23.
O. A. Carrick. Sols. Grylls, Hil, and Hill, Helston; and Floud,
Exeter. Sur. Dec. 7

BOYCE, CHALLES FRANK, jockey, Wigston Magna, near Leicester. Pet. Nov 25. Reg. Hill. O A. Kinnear. Sol. Wediake, Carey-st, Lincoln's-inu. Fur Dec. 10

Sur. Dec. 8

BROADBENT, THOMAS, valuer, Sheffield. Pet. Nov. 24. O. A. Young.
Sol. Fretsou, Sheffield.
BROWN, JOHN, rivet and iron manufacturer, Hylton, near Sunder-
land. eg. Gibson. O. A. Laidman. Sol. Simey, Sunderland. Sur.

Dec. 12

BROWN, WILLIAM, butcher, Sheffield. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg. & O. A.
Wake and Rodgers. Sels. Messrs. Binney. Sheffield. Sur. Dec. 13
CALVERT, JOHN, hotelkeeper. Middlesbrough. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg. &
O. A. Crosby. Fol. Hambridge, Middlesbrough. Sur. Dec. 12
CLAY, THOMAS, blacksmith, Waddington. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. & O. A.
Uppleby. Sol. Williams, Lincoln. Sur. Dec. 13

CONROY, MICHAEL, joiner, Newcastle. Pet. Nov. 22. Reg. & O, A.
Clayton. Sur. Dec 8

CREASEY, JAMES, commission agent, Fairfield, near Liverpool. Pet.
Nov. 23. O. A. Turner.
Sols. Evans, Sandys, Roose, and Lockett,
Liverpool. Sur. Dec. 8

FORRESTER, THOMAS. cattledealer, late Whitechapel. Pet. Sept. 21. Reg. & O. A. Acworth. Sur. Dec. 7

Reg. &

Reg. &

GRIFFITHS, WILLIAM, colliery manager, Tipton. Pet. Nov. 21. Reg.
& O. A. Walker. Sol. Stokes, Dudley. Sur. Dec 13
HALL, SAMUEL, joiner, Halifax. Pet. Nov. 14. Reg. & O. A. Rankin.
Sol. Jubb, Halifax. 8ur. Dec. 14
HARDING, WILLIAM, book binder, Ardwick. Pet. Nov. 13.
O A. Hulton. Sur. Dec. 8
HARDWICK, HENJAMIN, brushmaker, Leeds. Pet. Nov. 23.
O. A. Marshall, Sol. Blackburn, Leeds. Sur. Dec. 13
HAWKINS, ALFRED. in no employ, Bristol. Pet. Nov. 22. Reg. &
O. A. Harley and Gibbs. Sol. Williams, Sur. Dec. 7
HENDY. FREDERIC GEORGE, baker, Little Somerford. Pet. Nov. 21.
Reg.&O. A. Chubb. Sol. Thick, Chipping Sodbury. Sur. Dec. 11
HOLDEN, JOHN, auctioneer, Lower Broughton. Pet. Nov. 22. Reg. &
O. A. Hulton. Sol. Stringer, Manchester. Sur. Dec. 8
HUTCHINGS, GEORGE HARRIS, beerhouse keeper, Newport. Pet.
Nov. 21. Reg. & O. A. Roberts. Sol. Bradgate, Newport. Sur.
Jan. 5

IVENS, EDWARD, builder, Luton. Pet. Nov. 21. Reg. & O. A. Austin.
Sol. Scargill, Luton. Sur. Dec. 10
Pet.
Nov 23. Reg. Macrae. O. A. Morgan. Sol, Richardson, Man-
chester. Sur. Dec. 7

MACMICHAEL JOHN SING, provision dealer. Warrington.

MASSIE, JOHN, farm labourer, Wenlock. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. & O. A.
Potts. Sol. Walker, Wellington. Sur. Dec. 12

MCGREGOR, JOHN, contractor, Great Grimsby. Pet. Nov. 20. Reg. &
O. A. Daubney. Sol. Chester. Hull and Grimsby. Bur. Dec 7
MCINTYRE, DONALD, draper, Bath Pet, Nov. 17. Reg. Wilde. O. A.
Acraman. Sols. Press and Inskip, Bristol. Sur. Dec. 7
MORRIS, ALFRED, fishmonger, Derby. Pet. Nov. 22. Reg. & O. A.
Weller. Sol. Leech, Derby. 8ur. Dec. 20
MOUNTFORD, HENRY, out of employ, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 23.
Reg. & O. A. Guest. Sol. Cheston, Birmingham. Sur. Dec. 14
ORTON, SAMUEL ALLINSON, attorney-at-law, Kingsbridge. Pet.
Nov. 20. O. A. Carrick. Sol Willesford, Exeter. Sur. Dec. 7
NEWELL, JOHN, butcher, Great Marlow. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. & O. A.
Parker. Sol. Spicer, Great Marlow. Sur. Dec. 14
PIGGOTT, MARY, widow, Aston Wrenbury. Pet. Nov. 16. Reg. &
O. A. Broughton. Sur. Dec 11
PRITCHARD, DAVID, coalminer, East Dean. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. &
O. A. Broughton. Sur. Dec. 11
RHODES, JAMES BENT, shoeing smith, Hulme. Pet. Nov. 33. Reg.
Harris. O. A. Morgan. Sols. Grundy and Coulson, Manchester.
Sur. Dec. 10

SAVAGE, WILLIAM, boot and shoe maker, Gainsborough.
Nov. 21. Reg. & O. A. Burton. Sol. Hayes, Gainsborough.

Dec. 4

Pet. Sur.

Reg. Pet. Nov. 20.

Pet.

SHAKESPEAR, THOMAS, agent, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 26.
Hill. O. A. Kinnear. Sol. Barber, Birmingham. Sur. Dec. 19
STEVENS, CHARLES, wine and beer retailer, Portsea.
Reg. & O. A. Howard. 8ol. White, Portsea. Sur. Dec. 10
STOTT, JOHN, late cattledealer, Ellingthorpe, near Gisburn.
Nov. 16. Reg. Stephen. O. A. Young. Sur. Dec. 10
SWEENEY, PATRICK, brewer, Wolverhampton. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg.
& O. A. Brown. Sol. Underhill, Wolverhampton. Sur. Dec. 7
TALBOT, WILLIAM, publican, Preston. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. & O. A.
Myres. Sol. Ambler, Preston. Sur. Dec. 8
WALLACE. JAMES BRADY, out of business, Hulme. Pet. Nov. 23.
Reg. & O. A. Hulton. Sol. Bowyer, Manchester. 8ur. Dec. 8
WARD, DAVID, out of business, Chorlton-upon-Medlock. Pet.
Nov. 23. Reg. Macree. O. A. Morgan. Sola. Partington and
Allen, Manchester. Sur. Dec. 13

WEEKS, WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, and WEEKS, ANDREW SBAKES-
PEARE, boot and shoe manufacturers, Leicester. Pet Nov. 23.
O. A. Harris. Sol. Durrant, Leicester. Sur. Dec. 11
WHISTON, KOBERT, lime merchant, Wolverhampton. Pet. Nov. 24.
Reg. Hill, O. A. Kinnear. Sols. Green. Birmingham; and Messrs.
Underhill, Wolverhampton. Sur. Dec. 10

WILKINSON, BENJAMIN. Jun., labourer, Kniver. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg.
& O A. Harward. Sol. Burbury, Stourbridge. Sur. Dec, 14
WRAGG, GEORGE, cabinet-maker. Hereford. Pet. Nov. 20. Reg. &
O. A. Reynolds. Sol. Meadows, Hereford. Sur. Jan. 3
WYMER, JOHN VARLE, Devizes. Pet. Nov. 17. Reg. & O. A. Norris.
Sur. Dec. 3

ZINK, WILLIAM JAMES FREDERICK, shipping reporter, Everton. Pet.
Nov. 21. Reg. & O. A. Hime. Sol. Gray, Liverpool. Sur. Dec, 10
Gazette, Nov. 30.

Dec 12

To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-st. BECKITT, HENRY HUGH, attorney, Moorgate-st and Dovercourt. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sol. Jones, Colchester. Sur. BROADRIDGE, CHARLES, architect, Leighton-rd, Camden-rd; and Beaufort-bids, Strand Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. S Ivester, Great Dover-st. Newington. Sur. Dec. 11 BUTCHER, JOHN LENNOY, builder. Brighton; and Portslade. Pet. Nov. 2. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Marshall, Lincoln's-inn-fds. Sur. Dec. 18

BYERS, JAMES BROFF, promoter of the Imperial Slate Company (Limited), Langborne-chambers, Fenchurch-st. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. Pepys. O. A Grabam. Sols. Sole, Turner, and Co., Aldermanbury. Sur. Dec. 11

CAULFIELD, WILLIAM, late blacksmith. Pet. Nov. 19. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. 8ur. Dec. 11

CHESHIRE. GEORGE, horse dealer, Edgware. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sol. Field, Furnival's- inn, Middlesex. Sur. Dec. 11

COLLIER, JOHN, innkeeper, Duston. Pet. Nov. 27. O. A. Edwards. Sols. Elmslie and Co., Leadenhall-st. Sur. Dec. 19

DYER, HENRY CHARLES PENROSE, maker of ice safes, late Halseyter, Brompton, Pet. Nov. 1. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sur. Dec. 11 FRANKIIN, GEORGE HENRY, gasfitter, Kilburn; also Kilburn.pkrd. Pet. Nov. 27. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Munday, Essex-st, Strand. 8ur. Dec. 18

HEATH, WILLIAM EDMUND, clerk in the Admiralty, Somerset-house, Burton-st, Burton-cre-cent. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Grabam. Sol Edwards, Hush-la, Cannon-st. Sur. Dec. 11 HUBBARD, HENRY, cordwainer, Walmer-ter, Notting-hill. Pet. Nov. 19. Reg Pepys. O A. Graham. Sur. Dec. 11 KEYMER, JAMES, silk printer, Trump-st, Cheapside; Castle-st, Finsbury; and Dartford. Pet. Nov. 26. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Brisley,

Pancras-la. Sur. Dec. 18

SULLIVAN, WILLIAM HENRY, surveyor. South-wharf, Paddington.
Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. Pepys. Ö. A. Graham. Sol. Pain, Marylebone-
rd. Sur. Dee. 11
TREVAL LION, HENRY, chairmaker, Tyssen-st, Shoreditch. Pet. Nov.
26. O. A. Edwards. Sol. Beard, Hasinghall-st. Sur. Dec. 18
WALL, EDWARD, jobbing gardener, Denmark-rd, Camberwell. Pet.
Nov. 26. 80. Munday, Basinghall st. Sur. Dec. 12
WARNE, SARAH BEATRICE, not in business, Devonshire-ter, Notting-
hill. Pet. Nov. 19 Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. 8ur. Dec. 11
WEAVER, JOHN, jeweller, Connaught-ter, Hyde-pk. Pet. Nov. 29.
Reg. Roche. O. A. Parkyns. Sols. Merriman and Buckland, Queen-
st, City. Sur. Dec. 12
WHITBY, THOMAS, general merchant, late New Olney-st, Camber-
welt, Pet. Nov. 19. Reg. Pepys. O. A. Graham. Sur. Dec. 11
To surrender in the Country.

ARNOLD, HENRY, cordwainer Bradford Abbas. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg.
& O. A. Batten. Sol. Slade, Yeovil. Sur. Dec. 14
ARROWSMITH, JOHN, painter, Runcorn. Pet. Nov. 15. Reg. & O. A.
Nicholson. Sol. Clark, Runcorn. Bur. Dec. 13

ASHBY, WILLBY, victualler, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. Hill.
O. A. Kinnear. Sol. Green, Birmingham. 8ur. Dec. 12
ASPINSHAW, JOHN, butcher, Nottingham. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. &
O. A. Patchitt. Sol. Brown, Nottingham. Sur. Jan. 2
BAILEY, HENRY, plumber, Northampton. Pet. Nov. 28. Reg. & O. A.
Dencis. Sol. White, Northampton. Sur. Dec. 15
BAILLIE, HUGH JAMES, gentleman, Cheltenham. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg.
Wilde. O. A. Acraman. Bols. Stroud, Cheltenham; and Abbot
and Leonard, Bristo!. Sur. Dec. 12

BEACHAM, JOHN, publishers' agent, Manchester. Pet. Nov. 26.
Reg. Macrae. O. A. Morgan. Bol. Leigh, Manchester. Sur.
Dec. 14
BEWLEY, GEORGE, victualler, Everton, near Liverpool. Pet. Nov. 28.
O. A. Turner. Sol. Holden, Liverpool. Sur. Dec. 14
BOTTOM, WILLIAM HENKY, book-keeper, Nottingham. Pet. Nov. 27.
Reg. Tudor. O. A. Harris, sol. Heath, Nottingham. Sur. Dec. 11
BOYCE, CASSIUS DANIEL, plumber, King's Lynn. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg.
& O. A. Partridge. Sol. Beloe, King's Lynn. Sur. Dec 11
BREWER, SAMUEL BENONI, schoolmaster, Worcester. Pet. Nov. 27.
Reg. & O. A. Crisp. 8ol. Tree, Worcester. Sur. Dec. 15
BROWN, JOHN, beerhouse-keeper, Berry Edge. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg.
& O. A. Booth. Sol. Salkeld, Durham. Sur. Dec. 17
BURTON, ROBERT, journeyman tailor, Leeds. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. &
O. A. Marshall. Sol. Harle, Leeds. Sur. Dec. 13

CALVERT, THOMAS, grocer, Wragby. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. & O. A.
Coleman. Sol. Jefferson, Pontefract, Sur. Dec 14
CASTLE, WILLIAM, teadealer, Chatham. Pet. Nov. 21. Reg. & O. A.
Acworth. Sur. Dec. 11

CLARK, JAMES, cabinet-maker, Leeds. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. & O. A.
Marshall. Sols. Messrs. Emsley, Leeds. 8ur. Dec. 13
CLAY, JOHN, innkeeper, Gainsborough. Pet. Nov. 28. O. A. Young.
Sol. Bladon, Gainsborough. Sur. Dec. 12
COTTON, JOHN, engineer, Sandford-in Longton, Pet. Nov. 24. Reg.
& O. A. Daniel. Bol Messrs. Tennant, Hanley. Sur. Dec. 14
COWAP, EDMUND STEPHENSON, cottondealer, Manchester, Pet. Nɔv.
26. Reg. Macrae. O. A. Morgan. Sol. Leigh, Manchester. Sur.
Dec. 14

COWEN, AMOS, previously beer retailer, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 23.
Reg. & O. A. Guest. Sur. Dec. 14
CURTIS, WILLIAM SELLEY, general shopkeeper, Bampton. Pet.
Nov. 27. Reg. & O. A. Daw. Sol. Densham, Bampton. Sur.
Dec. 11

DAFT, JOUN, jan., farmer, Wildmere-fen. Pet. Nov. 6. O. A. Clitherow. Sol. Brackenbury, Alford. Sur. Jan. 9

DUXBURY, JOHN, out of business, Barrow-in-Furness. Pet. Nov. 14. Reg. &O A. Postlethwaite. Sur. Dec. 6

DYER, WILLIAM ANDREW,, druggist, East Stonehouse. Pet. Nov. 27. O. A. Carrick. Sols. Beer and Rundle, Devonport; and Hirtzel, Exeter. Sur. Dec. 10

ESAU, DAVID, contractor, Aberystruth. Pet. Nov. 28. Reg. Wilde. O. A. Acraman. Sols. Graham, Newport; and Press and Inskip,

Bristol. Sur. Dec. 12

FINDON, JOHN, milkman, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. & O. A.
Guest. Sur. Dec. 14

FORSTER, THOMAS RUTHERFORD, joiner, Newcastle. Pet. Nov. 20.
Reg. & O. A. Clayton. Sol. Dove, Newcastle. Sur. Dec. 15
FULLER, WILLIAM, sawyer, Great Grimsby. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. &
O. A. Daubney. Sol. Chester, Hull and Grimsby. Sur. Dec. 14
GILLESPIE, JAMES BRYSON, draper, Middlesbrough. Pet. Nov. 28.
Reg.&O. A. Crosby. Sol. Dobson, Middlesbrough. Sur. Dec. 11
GOODING, RICHARD, butcher, Harwich. Pet. Nov. 20. Reg. & O. A.
Chapman. Sol. Hill, Ipswich. Sur. Dec. 11
HILL, CHARLES, fisherman, Great Grimsby.
Young. Sol. Summers, Hull. Sur. Dec. 12
JAMES, JOHN, blacksmith, Michaelstone-super-Avon. Pet. Nov. 26.
Reg. & O. A. Morgan. Sol. Cuthbertson, Neath. Sur. Dec. 12
JONES, ROBERT, grocer, Henllan. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. & O. A. Ed-
wards, Sol. Andrews, Denbigh. Sur. Dec. 6

Pet. Oct. 28. O. A.

KENCH, WILLIAM, electro-plater, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg. &
O. A. Guest. Sur. Dec. 14

KENDRICK, THOMAS, Grunhill, Whitwick. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. &
O. A. Dewes. Sol. Dewes, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Sur. Dec. 14
LONG, JOHN, journeyman silk throwster, Blockley. Pet. Nov. 16.
Reg. & O. A. Nicoll. Sol. Wilson, Worcester. Sur. Dec. 15
MARSDEN, GEORGE, shopkeeper, Sutton-in-Ashfield. Pet. Nov 28,
Reg. & O. A. Patchitt. Sol. Cursham, Mansfield. Sur. Dec 17
MEDLEY, WILLIAM, journeyman wheelwright, Lincoln. Pet. Nov. 27.
Reg.&O. A. Uppleby. Sol. Rex, Lincoln. Sur. Dec. 18
MOTT, WILLIAM THOMAS, grocer, Southsea. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg.
& O. A. Howard. Sol. Cousins, Portsea. Sur. Dec. 12
PARRY, JOHN, shoemaker, Aberystwith. Pet. Nov. 9. Reg. & O. A.
Jenkins. Bol Rowe. Sur. Dec. 12

PERKS, WILLIAM, brass and iron bedstead manufacturer, Wolverhampton. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. & O. A. Brown, Sol. Stratton, Wolverhampton. Sur. Dec. 10

PITTS, HENRY, miller, Bitton. Pet. Nov. 16. Reg. & O. A. Harley and Gibbs. Sur. Dec. 21

PRIMMER, THOMAS, furniture broker, Overton. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. & O. A. Lamb Sol. Chandler, Basingstoke. Sur. Dec. 11 PROCTER, ANDREW, beerhouse keeper, Guiseley. Pet. Nov. 21. Reg. & O. A. Marshall. Sol, Spirett, Leeds. Sur. Dec 13 RAPER, RUBEN, formerly ironmonger, Goatham. Pet. Nov. 19. Reg. & O. A. Crosby. Sol. Griffin, Middlesbrough. Sur. Dec. 5 RILEY, JOHN, jun., mason, New Wortley, near Leeds. Pet. Nov. 28. O. A. Young. sol. Harle, Leeds. Sur. Dec. 13 ROBINSON, JOSEPH, innkeeper, Helton. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg. & O. A. Varty. Bol. James, Penrith. Sur. Dec. 10

SAUNDERS, HENRY, jun, attorney, Kidderminster. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. Tudor. O. A Kinnear. Sols. James and Griffin, Birmingham. Sur. Dec. 21

ECULTHORPE, EDWARD SWAINE, farmer, Haltham, near Horncastle. Pet. Nov. 28. O. A. Young. Sol. Law, Stamford. Bur. Dec. 12 SEANOR, JOHN, ironfounder, Mold. Pet. Nov. 20. O. A. Turner. Sol. Eyton, Mold. Sur. Dec. 1?

SEDGWICK, JONATHAN GILES grocer, Leeds. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. & O. A. Marshall. Sols. Shackleton and Whiteley, Leeds. Bur. Dec. 15

SHAW, SAMUEL, bootmaker, Ilkeston. Pet. Nov. 28. Reg. & O. A. Ingle. Sol. Holt, Derby. Sur. Dec. 13

SHEPPARD, GEORGE, baker, Nottingham. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. & O. A. Patchitt. Sol. Lees, Nottingham. Sur. Jan. 2

8NEATH, JAMES, beerhouse-keeper, Bishop Auckland. Pet. Nov. 28.
Reg. & O. A. Troiter. Sol. Thornton. Sur. Dec. 14
STEHENS, RICHARD, bootmaker, shrewsbury. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg.
Tudor. O. A. Kinnear. Sols. Chandler, Shrewsbury; and Reece
and Harris, Birmingham. Sur. Dec. 14

STRATTON, WILLIAM, innke per, Graffham. Pet. Nov. 24. Reg. &
O. A. Day. Sol. Gaches, Peterborough, Sur. Dec. 20
SUTCLIFFE, WILLIAM, Woolstapler, Bradford. Pet. Nov. 10. O. A.
Young. Sols. Wood and Killick, Bradford; and Cariss and Tempest,
Leeds. Sur. Dec. 13

TERRY, THOMAS, late innkeeper, Brighton. Pet. Nov. 27. Reg. &
O. A. Blaker. Sol. Langham, Uckfield. Sur. Dec. 13
TOWNSEND, THOMAS, electro gilder, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 23. Reg.
&O. A. Guest Sur. Dec. 14

12

WALSHAW, JOSEPH, shipbuilder, Bishopwearmouth, and WHELAN
THOMAS, shipbuilder, South Hylton. Pet. Nov. 20. Reg. Gibson.
O. A. Laidman. Bols. Messrs. Moore, Sunderland. Sur. Dec.
WARREN, EDWARD, currier, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 289. Reg. &
O. A. Guest. Sol. Fitter, Birmingham, Sur, Jan. 10
WATSON, DANIEL, cotton manufacturer, Accrington. Pet, Nov. 27.
Reg. Macrae. O. A. Morgan.
Sur.
Sol. Leigh, Manchester.
Dec. 14
WHALLEY, JAMES, contractor, Runcorn. Pet. Nov. 15. Reg. &
O. A. Nicholson. Sol. Clark, Runcorn. Sur. Dec. 13
WRINYATES, JOSEPH, retail brewer, Birmingham. Pet. Nov. 28.
Reg. & O. A. Guest. Sol, Clark, Birmingham. Sur. Jan. 10

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

Bailes, J. leather seller, first, 25, 5d. Laidman, Newcastle.-Brocklebank, H. watch manufacturer. first, 8d. Kinnear, Birmingham.Cossins, J. G. tobacconist, first. 4s. Carrick, Exeter.-Dingle, J. T. butcher, first, 21, 1d. Carrick, Exeter.-Flood and Lott, bankers, first, 27-32ndsd Carrick. Exeter.-Gibbs, H T. grocer, &c, first, Is. 101d. Carrick, Exeter.-Gibbs, M. widow, first, 104d. Carrick, Exeter.Hall, W., Hall, T. S., and Hall, W. J. pickers, &c., third, 5s 51d. Parkyns, London-Hamlyn, T. grocer, &c., first, 2s. 11d. Carrick, Exeter. -Hayward, F. grocer, first, 1. 54d. Carrick, Exeter-Howson, J. commission merchant, first, is. Turner, Liverpool.-Hoyle and Goose, manufacturers, first, 21. ld. Morgan. Manchester.-Mundy E. ironmonger, first, 6s, 93d. Kinnear, Birmingham.-Nash, T. builder, first, 38. 41d. Kinnear, Birmingham.-Rabey, P. jun., commission agent, first, 20s. Carrick, Exeter.-Rome, M. brewer, first, 2. 8d. Morgan, Manchester-Taverner, M. draper and grocer, first, 2s. 34. Carrick, Exeter.-Williams, W. merchant, third, Id. Turner, Liverpool.

INSOLVENTS' ESTATES.

Burgess, B. J. (making 20s.), 5.-Chatterton, J., 83d.-Jones, D. provision shop keeper, 25, 5d. Reg. Croxon, County Court, Oswestry. -Law, F., ed-May, L. (making 20.), 48.-Meredith, J., 2s. 8.Morgan, N., 18. 9d-Parry, J. ropemaker, 14. Id. Reg. Croxon, County Court. Oswestry.-Pope, C., 18, 5d.—Timpson, M., jun., 20s. -Winmill, T. F., 18. 3jd.

Assignment, Composition, Inspectorship, and Trust Deeds.

Gazette, Nov. 27.

BALL, THOMAS, carrier, Nottingham. Nov. 15. Sr. by two equal instalments on 15th Feb. and May. Trusts. T. Williams. gardener, Nottingham, J. Brierley, bootmaker, Sneinton, and A. Woodward. lacemaker, Nottingham

BAMFORD, JAMES, and WORSWICK, JOHN, cotton waste spinners Rakewood Higher-mills, near Littleborough. Nov. 7. Trusts. C Wild, wastedealer, Rochdale, and W. H. Clemesha, accountant. Manchester

BAYLY, JOSEPH HENRY, chemist, Great Yarmouth. Nov. 24. 20s. by six instalments on 25th March, 24th June, 29th Sept. next, and 25th Dec., 25th March, and 24th June 1868

BEAUMONT, SAMUEL; BEAUMONT, JOHY; and WILlans, Joseph, ironfounders, all Leeds. Nov. 14. Trusts. W. Sugden, iron merchant, Leeds, and J. Simpson, mason. Hunslet BLACKBURN, CHARLES ALFRED, woolstapler, Bradford. Oct. 29. 8. in 4 days

BLOXAM, FREDERICK WILLIAM, gentleman, St. Stephen's-rd, Westbourne park. Nov. 15. Trusts A. C. Stuart, merchant, and J. R. Jeffery, silk mercer, both Liverpool

BOLTON, JAME, cabinet-maker, Accrington. Nov. 20. Trust. H.
Place, insurance agent, Accrington
BOTHAMLEY, VALENTINE, chemist, Chatteris. Oct. 26. Trusts. R B.
Barron, wholesale druggist, Giltspur-st, and W. E. Becket, whole-
sale druggist, Giltspur-st

BREARLEY, SAMUEL, wire drawer, Cleckheaton. Nov. 5. 10s. by
promissory notes by three equal instalments on 1st Feb., 1st May.
and 1st Aug
BRIODY, PHILIP FFABIAN, trimming merchant, Birmingham. Nov.
13. Trust. J. P. Turner, button manufacturer, Birmingham
BROWN, WILLIAM FREDERICK, hosier's assistant, Manbey-grove,
Stratford. Nov. 20. 58, by two equl instalments at 4 and 5 mos
BUCKINGHAM, EDWARD, grocer, Dewsbury, Nov. 21. 1. on 1st

March next

BURNISTON, JOHN EDDISON, and PEMBERTON, Scarborough, cloth merchants, both Leeds. Nov. 5. Trust. H, Burniston, nail manufacturer, Leeds

BURTON ROBERT, cooper, Randolph-st, Camden-town. Nov. 24. 2s. 6d. in 1 mo

CHAPMAN, HENRY, innkeeper, Rogate. Oct, 22. 51. in 1 mo. Trust. G. Aenty, brewer, Chichester CLIFFORD, JESSE, purveyor of refreshments, Giltspur-st, and Reeshment-rooms, University College Oct. 29. Trusts. H. Smith, poulterer. Leadenhall-market, and E. Owden, victualler, West Smithfield

CULSON, ROBERT, bootmaker, Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Nov. 20. 73. 6d. on 12th May next

CRAIG, JOHN, lime merchant, Birmingham. Oct. 29. Trust. R. Mayo, accountant, Birmingham

CRUMPTON, CHARLES, general draper, Birmingham. Nov. 5. Trusts. W. W. Riddell, T. Corah, and M. O. Suffield, wholesale warehouseman, Birmingham

DAVIES, RICHARD, chemist and druggist, Manchester. Oct. 30. 38. 6d in 1 mo

DAVIS, JOSEPH, publican, West Bromwich. Nov. 22. 2s. 6d. in 3 mos. Trust. J. Toy, accountant. West Bromwich DAWKIN, DAVID PHILIPS, gentleman, Liverpool. Nov. 19. 4. on 5th April next. Trust, J. M. Dawkin, landing surveyor, Liverpool DE THURY, ETIENNE HERICART, gentleman, Walton-villas, Hans-pl. Nov. 14. Trust. G. Freeborn, gentleman, Philpot-la EGGLETON, ELIJAH, plumber and glazier, Miles-st, Vauxhall. Oct. 29. 2. on 14th Jan. 1867. Trust. J. Bird, ironmonger, VauxballNov. 14. Trust. W.

cross

EVANS, FREDERIC, accountant, Cheltenham.
White, grocer, Cheltenham
FLETCHER, JOHN, upholsterer, Winckworth-pl, City-rd. Nov. 21. To
pay 6s. 8d. by two equal instalments at 3 and 6 mos. from 7th Nov.
Trust. T. Denton, honae decorator, Finsbury-st

FURBY, WILLIAM, stationer, Bridlington. Oct. 30. Trusts. J. Wells,
Esq, Snaith, T. Cooper, chemist, York, and G. Fox, bank cashier,
Bridlington

GILBERT, GEORGE, refreshment-house keeper, Oxford-st, and War. dour-st, Oxford-st. Nov. 14. 20. by three equal instalments at 12, 24, and 36 mos

GRAY, WILLIAM HENRY, mining engineer, Roche. Oct. 31. 1s. on 1st Nov. 1866

GRAZEBROOK, WILLIAM JOSHUA, merchant and commission agent, Gracechurch-st. Nov. 22. 21. by two equal instalments on registration of deed and 6 mos. after GRUNDY, GEORGE, corndealer, Brinstage. Nov. 20. 5s. on 26th Dec. HEMINGWAY, BENJAMIN, blanket manufacturer, Dewsbury-moor, nr Dewsbury. Oct. 31. Trusts. 8. Armitage and R. Machell, rag merchants, both Batley Carr

next

HIGGIN, WILLIAM, sen., cardmaker, and HIGGIN, WILLIAM HENRY, cardmaker, both Halifax. Oct. 27. Trusts. E. Goodall, cardmaker, Brighouse, J. Shaw, wiredrawer, Halifax, and T. H. Brearley, currier, Halifax

HOWICK, JOHN, builder, Hove, near Brighton. Nov. 10. 7s 6d. by three equal instalments on 26th Dec, 24th June, and 26th Dec. 1867 -secured. Trust. D. P. Frape, gentleman, Brighton KELLY, JAMES, draper, Manchester. Nov, 16. Trusts. G. M. Johnson, agent, and J. P. Ford, merchant, both Manchester KESTEVEN, WILLIAM BEDFORD, surgeon, Lansdowne-pl, Upper Holloway, Nov. 21. 5. in 6 mos

LACEY, JABEZ, timber merchant. Luton, Bedford. Nov. 22. To pay 54. by two equal instalments at 3 and 6 mos

LINTER. EDWIN, professor of music. Preston. Nov. 2. Trusts. J. Norwood, pianoforte dealer, and P. B. Bell, cabinet-maker, both Preston LOCKITT, WILLIAM, plumber, Congleton. Nov. 1. Trusts. S. Titley, plumber, Congleton, and H. Taylor, glass and lead merchant, Birmingham

MAGOR, MARTIN, chemist, Highbridge and Rurnham. Nov. 2. Trusts. G. Fisher, wine merchant, Brentford, and W. S. Jones, oil merchant, Leadenhall-bldgs, Gracechurch-st. 8ols. Mason, Sturt, and Mason, Cresham-st

MALIM, REV. HENRY, clerk, Dartmouth-row, Blackheath. Nov. 20. 5. by two equal instalments on 31st March and 1st Oct. next MARGETTS, HENRY, builder, Harrogate-rd, South Hackney. Nov. 24. 5 by two equal instalments on ist March and 1st June next MORRIS, WILLIAM, cab proprietor, King's-pl, Camden-town. Nov. 23. 2s. 6d, in two instalments of Is. and la. 6d. on 1th Dec. and 1st March

MOULSON, DAVID, stone merchant, Horton, near Bradford. Nov. 1.
Rs. 8d. by three instalments of 21. 3d., 28. 3d., and 21. 2d. in 3, 6, and
12 mos
MOZLEY, CHARLES, and MoZLey, Lewin BARNED, bankers, Liverpool.
Oct. 30. Trusts. J. E. Coleman, Tokenhouse-yd, and H. W. Banner,
Liverpool, accountants

NEWPORT, CHARLES, haydealer, Frome. Oct. 27. Trusts. H. Beau-
champ, corndealer, and H. Garrett, late baker, both Frome
PATTEN, GEORGE, ironmonger. Wolverhampton. Nov. 15. 9s, by three
equal instalments in 3, 6, and 9 mos-secured

PRICE, EDWARD, grocer. Rhymney. Oct. 30. 5. by two equal instalments at 2 and 4 mos.-secure-l

RAPLEY, FREDERICK, jeweller, Remmington-st, City-rd. Nov. 14. To pay 21. by two equal instalments at 6 and 12 mos. Trust. R. Oliver, diamond dealer, Central-st, St Luke's

ROBINSON, WILLIAM, blacksmith, Brandesburton. Nov. 5. Trusts. D. Clapham, farmer, Shirlaugh, and M. Bilton, widow, Brandesburton

RUSSELL, JOHN JAMES, tubemaker, Wednesbury, and Upper Groundst, Blackfriars. Nov. 5. Inspector, J. Smith, accountant, Handsworth

SCHOLES, JOHN, boiler maker, Wigan. Oct 31. Inspectors, R. F. Hopwood, iron merchant, Wigan, and T. H. Jenkins, gentleman, Manchester

SMITII, WILLIAM, bootmaker, Bramley. Nov. 5. Trust. A. Denby, draper, Leeds

SPIERS, EDWARD, fruitdealer, Liverpool. Nov. 26. 2s. 6d. on 29th Nov. Trust. J. Sergent. accountant. Liverpool

STANWAY, THOMAS, plumber, Norfolk-ter, Bayswater. Oct. 31. 201. by three equal instalments on 1st March and 1st Sept. 1367, and 1st Sept. 1868

STUART, JOSEPH, manager of sewing-machine and gas regulator business, Ludgate-hill, and commission agent, Park-ter, Brixton. Nov. 16, 1s, in 3 days

TATTERSFIELD, ENOCH. blanket manufacturer. Dewsbury. Oct. 21. 98. by two equal instalments on 31st Dec. and 28th Feb, next. Trusts. W. Tattorsfield and J. Tattersfield, both Batley, J. Tattersfeld, Staincliffe, and J. Tattersfield, Kilpin hill, manufacturers THORMAN, JOSEPH, metal broker. Newcastle Nov. Trusta. R. Green well, agent, and G. E. Swithinbank, accountant, both Newcastle

WELLS, GEORGE, fly master and livery stable keeper. Wandsworth Oct. 29. Frusts H. F. Goodchild, J. G Carter, H. Howick, corn. dealers, G. Salter, coachbuilder, and I. Simmonds, veterinary surgeon, all Wandsworth

WIGG, EDWARD JAMES, general and commission merchant, Liverpool, and Rock-ferry. Nov. 3. Trust. F. W. Holden. Liverpool WILLIAMS. HENRY DAVIDS BAYLEY, out of business, Aldridge. Oct. 30. 78. 6d. in 14 days. Trust. Rev. H. B. Williams, clerk, Pantafon ZINGLER, HENRY, commission agent, Wood-st, Cheapside. Nov. 23. 1. in 3 mos

Gazette, Nor. 30.

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BAINES, AMOs, farmer, Geddington. Nov. 3. Trusts. T. Brett, farmer,
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Story, common brewer, Sunderland

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BERKELEY, Rev. JoпN RICHARD PRETTYMAN, clerk, St. Cleer. To
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BINGHAM, JAMES, builder, Portobello rd, Notting-hill. Nov. 15.
2s. 6d. in 1 mo

BLANCHI, JOSEPH JAMES. carpenter, Crown-ter, Bromley. Nov 24. 2. 6d. in 3 mos

BLICHFELDT, JOHAN FREDERIK, and COWAN, DEMETRIUS ship brokers, Catherine-ct. Tower hill. Nov. 15. Trust. D. Green, ac. countant, St. Michael's-house, Cornhill

BROWN, JAMES, machine broker, Newcastle. Nov. 1. 1. 3. on 1st Feb. and 1st May next

CARRINGTON, WILLIAM HENRY, butcher, Manchester. Nov. 20. Trust. J. Hunt. butcher, Manchester

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CLEGG. WILLIAM, commission agent, Claremont-pl, Wandsworth-rd. Nov. 9. 1 on 1st Jan COOPER, HERBERT, draper. High-st, South Norwood. Nov 27. 8. by two equal instalments in 3 and 6 mos.-secured COWLAND, CHARLES, auctioneer, Mortimer-st. Cavendish sq. Nov. 13. 3. by three equal instalments in 10 days, on 1st Jan., and st Feb

DAVIS, HENRY LEWIS, merchant, Liverpool. Nov. 17. To pay debts by four equal half-yearly instalments, with interest, on 17th May, 17th Nov. 1967, and 17th May and 17th Nov. 1948

DAVIS, SAMUEL, china dealer, Weymouth and Melcombe Regis. Nov. 5. Trust. J. Rose, bootmaker, Weymouth and Melcombe Regis

DAY, JOHN, market gardener, Orchard-cottage, Abbey-wood. Nov. 27. 21. by two equal instalments immediately. and in 3 mos. Trust. T. W. Mason, accountant, Albion pl. Woolwich DICKSON, JOHN HAMMOND, draper, Sunderland. Nov. 15. 7s. Ed. by three equal instalments at 3, 6, and 9 mos-secured DODMAN, MARTIN, victualler, Liverpool. Nov. 10. Trust. P Thompson, Liverpool

FELLOWS, EDWARD, merchant, Liverpool. Nov. 27. 10. by three equal instalments at 3, 6, and 9 mos

FRASER, JOHN SCOTT, and BOOTH, ALFRED, iron merchants. St. Helen's. Oct. 1. 10. by four equal instalments at 2, 6, 10, and 14 mos. Trusts. E. F. Jones, J. Dunning, W. D. Crewdson, jun., and A. Pease, ironmasters, Middlesbrough

GAMESON, JAMES MACDOUGAL, shoemaker, Hull. Nov. 1. Trust. C. Johnson, Auctioneer, Hall

GAERARD, JABEZ, boot manufacturer, Ipswich. Nov. 2. Trust. J. Conder, leather merchant, Ipswich

GEARY, WILLIAM. draper, Brierley-hill. Nov. 6. Trust. W. Sadler, merchant, Manchester

GILBERT, FREDERICK WILLIAM, and CHAMBERS, THOMAS, cutlery manufacturers, Sheffield. Nov. 14. Trusts. T. Moore, brewer, J. Tasker, accountant, J Nicholson, jun., steel manufacturer, and D. Parkes, gentleman, all Shaffield

GRACE, JOSEPH, draper, Birkenhead. Nov. 2. Trust. W. Greatorex, warehouseman, Aldermanbury

GRAHAM, JOHN, grocer, Liverpool. Nov. 15. Trust. W. Nisbett, accountant, Liverpool

GREEN, HYMAN, shoe manufacturer, Preston-st, Spitalfields. Nov. 20. 1s. in 3 mos

HARDISTY, HARRIET, dealer in berlin wool, Liverpool. Nov. 6. Trust.
H. C. Langton, jun., accountant, Liverpool. 8ol. Quinn, Liverpool
HARDWICK THOMAS. and LAWRENCE, ELIJAH STEPHEN, clothiers,
Marlborough. Nov. 1. Trust. J. Ellis, clothier, Reading
HART, FREDERICK, upholsterer. Banbury. Nov. 2. Trusts. J. Fortes-
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HARVEY, JOHN, cabinet maker, Manchester. Nov. 22. 3. by two
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R. Dickinson, colliery owner, Shotley-house, Devon
HEATHER, JOHN, farmer, Bleasby. Nov. 17. 2s. on registration of
deed. Trust. R. Stimson, agent, Nottingham
HORROCKS, JANE, widow, Bolton. Nov. 5. 6s. 7d. Trust. H. Bor.
rocks (dec.), teadealer, Bolton

ПOUGHTON, ROBERT, draper, Dudlev. Nov. 10. 13s. 6d.-4s 6d. in 3 mos, 4. 6. at 6 mos, and 4. Ed. at 9 mos.-secured. Trust. S. Hunt, Jun., accountant, Manchester

JACKSON, JOSEPH, porter, Chorley. Nov. 2. Trust. F. Shaw, chemist, Chorley

JEFSEL, MICHAEL AARON, pawnbroker, Bristol. Nov. 9. 6. by three equal instalments on registration of deed, at 4 and 8 mos.--secured

JONES, JOHN, grocer, Llandudno. Nov. 26. 6. 8d. by three instalments of 2., 2., and 2s. 8d., forthwith, on 1st June, and 1st Sept. Trust. W. Jones, miner, Llandudno

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LASSALLE, CHARLES AVENLIN, merchant, Sheffield. Nov. 21. 5s. on
14th Dec

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MACKLIN, REUBEN, trimming manufacturer, Harley-villas, Victoria-
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PORTER, WILLIAM, and SAXTON, ALFRED, manufacturers of hosiery, Nottingham. Nov. 5. Trusts. T. Bayley, hide merchant, Lenton, B. Bradley, cotton merchant, and W. Manners, manufacturer of hosiery, both Nottingham

POWELL, GEORGE DEMPSEY, commercial traveller, Caroline-ter, Peckham. Nov. 13. 2s. 6d. on 15th Dec

RAYNOR, GEORGE, boot and shoe manufacturer, Leicester. Nov. 13. Trusts. G. Stayes, B. Gordon, leather merchants, and J. Parkin, agent, all Leicester

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RIGBY, JAMES, joiner, Bolton. Nov. 8. Trust. C. Norris, timber merchant, Bolton

RUNDALL, THOMAS draper, Tywardreath. Nov. 6. Trust. R. Rundle, warehouseman, Plymouth

SLEEMAN, HENRY, brewer, Liverpool. Nov. 26. 1s. in 10 days STANWA, JOB, guulock manufacturer, Darlaston. Nov. 23. Trust. W. Partridge, grocer, Darlaston

STRANGER HENRY WILLS, and BENNETTS. GEORGE, merchants, Totnes, Nov. 6. Truss. H. D. Pearce, banker, Totnes, J. Barns, paper manufacturer, and W. Coulton, gentleman, both Buckfastleigh

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WALSTER, JOHN, draper, Sheffield. Oct. 31, 10s. by four equal instalments on execution of sted, at 3, 6, and 9 mos. Trust, G. L. Hooson, common brewer, Sheffield

WATT, ROBERT BELLAMY, baker Peterborough. Nov. 1. Trusts. F. Allen and H. A. Hil, milers, both Elton, and T. Dickinson, flourdealer, Peterborough

WATTS, WILLIAM, and RURKE, THOMAS. iron founders, Doncaster. Nov. 12. Trust. R. Farr, ironmonger, Doncaster. Sols. Woodhead and Fisher. Doncaster

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