A reply was received from the senior registrar, stating that at present there is in certain cases a delay of two days beyond the prescribed time for the issue of grants; that applications, as is usual at this time of year, are above the average number; and that, when the work has reached its normal level, any arrears that have accrued will be automatically cleared off.. PAYMENT OF COUNSEL'S FEES. At a recent meeting of the committee constituted under the Solicitors Acts 1888 and 1919 the committee put once more upon record the views which they had expressed on previous occasions, that they strongly deprecate the idea that payment of counsel's fees may be delayed until the amount has been received by the solicitor, or that, as between solicitor and barrister, it is other than improper conduct in a solicitor not to pay counsel's fees, marked or incurred, after request has been made for payment, whether the amount of the fees has been received by the solicitor or not. SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. THE monthly meeting of the directors was held at the Law Society's Hall, Chancery-lane, London, on the 9th inst., Mr. R. W. Poole in the chair. The other directors present were Messrs. E. R. Cook, T. S. Curtis, W. E. Gillett, E. B. Knight, P. J. Skelton (Manchester), M. A. Tweedie and A. B. Urmston (Maidstone). £870 was distributed in grants of relief, sixty-six new members were admitted, and other general business transacted. Mr. H. A. H. Newington was elected to a vacancy on the board. on "The Vocation of a Public Teacher of Law." He pointed out that public teachers of law were a comparatively new branch of the Legal Profession, and that this new branch needed its own organisation for the discussion of its problems. For the ensuing year Professor Brierly (Oxford) was elected president and Professor Buckland (Cambridge) vice-president ; Dr. Winfield was re-elected treasurer and Dr. Burgin honorary secretary. At an afternoon meeting an address was given by Lord Justice Atkin on "The Future Development of English Law," and a paper was read by Professor Levy-Ullmann, of the University of Paris, on "The Teaching of Comparative Law." Lord Justice Atkin emphasised that the law was still capable of development, and considered that the society was peculiarly well-fitted to advise and assist in this task. He pointed out how essential it was to maintain the reign of law and how necessary it was in consequence to clear up ambiguities and inconsistencies and any points upon which a layman might be tempted to criticise the existing system. In the evening members of the society were entertained at dinner in All Soul's College Hall by the members of the Faculty of Law. Among those present were the Warden of All Soul's College Lord Justice Atkin, Mr. Justice Tomlin, Mr. R. A. Wright, K.C., Mr. C. Robertson Dunlop, K.C., the Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, and a large number of teachers of law from all the teaching centres of England and Wales. LAW STUDENTS' JOURNAL TO SECRETARIES.-Reports of meetings should reach the office not later than Wednesday evening to ensure insertion in the current number. THE LAW SOCIETY THE Council of the Law Society have appointed Mr. E. Leslie Burgin, LL.D., solicitor of the Supreme Court, as principal and director of Legal Studies of the society, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of the present principal, and Mr. Emlyn C. S. Wade, B.A., LL.B., barrister-at-law, as vice-principal and deputy director. Dr. Burgin has for some years been the senior member of the society's teaching staff. He graduated at the University of London with first-class honours, and was awarded a University Scholarship in 1908, and took his degree of Doctor of Laws in 1913. He is the author of a work entitled The Administration of Foreign Estates, and is a member of a well-known firm (Messrs. Denton, Hall, and Burgin) which enjoys a large practice in matters of international commerce. Mr. Wade, who graduated at Cambridge with firstclass honours in 1920, and was awarded the Whewell University Scholarship in International Law in 1922, read in the chambers of Mr. Dighton Pollock, junior equity counsel to the Treasury, and has acted as lecturer in law at Armstrong College, Newcastle-uponTyne, during the last twelve months. THE Council, acting on the recommendation of the Legal Education Committee, has made the following award of Studentships, of the annual value of £40 each, renewable at the discretion of the council, subject to the conditions prescribed in the regulations: Class A. Candidates under 19, having certain educational qualifications.-Mr. Francis Cedric Brasher. Mr. Brasher was educated at Clifton College, and is articled with Mr. W. R. Cæsar, of London; Mr. Robert Crossman Hodgins. Mr. Hodgins was educated at Wellington College, and is articled with Mr. J. D. Wheldon, of London. Class B.-Articled clerks having at least three years to serve.-Mr. Kenneth Herbert Bain. Mr. Bain was educated at Blundell's School, and is articled with Mr. F. J. Press, of Bristol. Each of the above studentships is awarded on condition that the holder proceeds and continues to pursue a course of studies for a degree in law. ELDON LAW SCHOLARSHIPS THE trustees will meet on the 14th Nov. to consider applications for two Eldon Law Scholarships. The scholarships are of the value of £200 a year. Full information as to the terms under which the scholarships are held can be obtained from Messrs. Trower, Still, and Keeling, 5, New-square, Lincoln's-inn, W.C. 2. SOCIETY OF PUBLIC TEACHERS OF LAW ANNUAL MEETING AT Oxford. THE sixteenth annual general meeting of the Society of Public Teachers of Law was held at Oxford, in the Codrington Library, All Soul's College, on Saturday the 12th inst. After the ordinary business of the society had been transacted the president of the society (Professor Holdsworth, K.C., D.C.L.) delivered an address APPOINTMENTS Information intended for publication under the above heading should reach us not later than Wednesday evening in each week, as publication is otherwise delayed. Mr. WILLIAM STACKHOUSE HOLDEN, solicitor, of Liverpool, has been appointed to be a Commissioner of the High Court of Southern Rhodesia. Mr. Holden was admitted in 1874, and is a member of the firm of Messrs. Cleaver, Holden, and Cleaver, of Liverpool. NOTES AND QUERIES This column is intended for the use of members of the Legal Profession, and therefore queries from lay correspondents cannot be inserted. Under no circumstances are editorial replies undertaken. None are inserted unless the name and address of the writer are sent, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of bona fides. QUERIES 6. ADMINISTRATION-POWER OF SURETIES.-Daughter of intestate widow had sureties on grant of letters of administration. She had no solicitor, and they only consented to act on her signing agreement that their solicitor should act and that the administration should not be withdrawn from him. All other children as next of kin are minors. Estate all personalty and is being wasted by administratrix and her husband, who desire that all assets and papers be handed to her. Solicitor and sureties desire to protect minors. What is the position of the various parties? YORKS. 7. APPEAL COSTS.-At borough petty sessions defendant consented on small felony charge to justices deciding case, and pleaded not guilty. Conviction with three months' hard labour. The owner of the goods alleged to be stolen was informant and prosecutor and re-examined his own witnesses and cross-examined those for the defence. Notice of appeal was duly given to clerk to justices and informant under the Summary Jurisdiction Act 1879, s. 31, and defendant liberated. Informant did not wish to be further troubled and instructed no solicitor. The high constable instructed solicitor, who issued a subpoena for informant to attend as witness, and at quarter sessions counsel appeared on behalf of the high constable. No one appeared for justices or informant as respondent. Objection was taken on part of appellant that the high constable had no locus standi, but recorder overruled it. The conviction was affirmed, but sentence quashed and appellant bound over. He was ordered to pay costs of high constable on the appeal, and this was formally objected to. Had counsel for the high constable any locus standi or the recorder any authority to direct appellant to pay his costs? It is submitted that his power was limited to the costs (if any) of the informant as respondent, he being "other party" to the appeal. YORKS. ANSWERS (Q. 1.) CONVEYANCE-WILL-TITLE.-A husband cannot dispose of his wife's gavelkind lands by will. He has an estate by the curtesy in a moiety of those lands for life or until re-marriage, whether B. had issue or not. (Robinson on Gavelkind 3rd edit., pp. 178-9.) C.'s marriage to D. was valid for sect. 1 of the Deceased Wife's Sister's Marriage Act 1907 is retrospective. Nor did C. lose his estate by the curtesy by this second marriage (sect. 2). So he was tenant by the curtesy until his death, and then the property descended to B.'s three sons equally as co-parceners, for the descent of gavelkind lands in the right line is among the males. Females only take by representation. (Robinson on Gavelkind 3rd edit., p. 113.) G. O. S. In answering this query last week, I did not realise that C. had married his deceased wife's sister, which I now see is plainly stated. Consequently, C.'s estate by the curtesy in a moiety of the property would continue till his death in 1919, for, while the Deceased Wife's Sister's Marriage Act of 1907 made all such marriages (past and future) valid, no rights in property were to be disturbed. (Sect. 2, and see in Re Whitfield (deceased); Hill v. Mathie, 103 L. T. Rep. 878; (1911) 1 Ch. 310; Re Crosby's Trusts, Smith v. Metherell, 147 L. T. Jour. 66; Re Springfield; Davies v. Springfield, 153 L. T. Jour. 84 ; (1922) 38 T. L. Rep. 263. The other moiety C. never had any interest in, so that my first reply still applies to that. JOHN BOYD. (Q. 2.) EXECUTOR-SET-OFF.-It appears to me that the executor cannot set-off unless he can show that he was carrying on the business for the benefit of the creditors of the testator at his death, at the request of the creditors and under such circumstances that they undertook to indemnify him for so doing. (Re Millard, 72 L. T. Rep. 823; Re Oxley, 110 L. T. Rep. 626 (1914) 1 Ch. 604.) G. O. S. C. had a claim to be paid out of A.'s estate a sum of £50. A.'s executor has a claim against C. for £90. The executor's right is rather to pay out of a fund in hand what is due from C. up to the amount of C.'s claim in that fund than a right to set-off. The rule, which is of general application, is that where a fund is being distributed, a party cannot take anything out of it until he has made good what he owes to the fund. (Re Rhodesian Goldfields, 102 L. T. Rep. 126; (1910) 1 Ch. 239; Re Jewell, 121 L. T. Rep. 207; (1919) 2 Ch. 161.) JOHN BOYD. (Q. 3.) Conveyance-Sale bY PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE— DUTY.-Presumably B., the executor of A.'s will, proved the same, and if this were so it seems that C., the executor of B.'s will, could sell as executor of executor in continuation of the chain of executorship. It appears that another point arises herein as to whether B. had assented to the devise to A.'s widow, and if in fact A.'s widow was in receipt of the rents and profits from 1914 to 1921 the fact would clearly point to an assent and the power of a personal representative to sell as such would have gone : (Whitburn v. Wise, 130 L. T. Rep. 655). Succession duty would appear to be payable on the widow's death as the exemption of estates under £1000 is limited to lineals, husband or wife of a testator. X. Y. Z. Unless C. had assented to the devise to the testator's brothers the conveyance appears to be in order, if the two wills were duly proved. No estate or succession duty was payable on the death of the widow. (Finance Act 1894, s. 1; Finance Act 1894, s. 5 (2) as amended by Finance Act 1898, s. 13; Finance Act 1914, s. 14.) G. O. S. If the personal representative of A. assented to the devise to the widow for life, either expressly or by implication (and if the widow had possession up to the time of her death that would I think be sufficient to imply assent), the purchaser has not got a good title. (See Thorne v. Thorne, 69 L.T. Rep. 378; (1893), 3 Ch. 196; Wise v. Whitburn, 130 L. T. Rep. 655; (1924) 1 Ch. 460.) The defect could be rectified by the two brothers confirming the conveyance. No estate duty is payable on the death of the widow. (Finance Act 1894, s. 14.), and the estate being under £1000, succession duty was never payable (Finance Act 1894, s. 12 (3). JOHN BOYD. (Q. 4.) COMPANY-AGREEMENT WITH EMPLOYEE-LIQUIDATION. -Apparently the agreement to pay interest was to last as long as the employment. The employment ceased on the date of the order for winding up (Chapman's case 1 Eq. 346). But if the winding-up was voluntary the resolution for that purpose does not have the same effect. (Midland Counties District Bank, 92 L. T. Rep. 360; (1905) 1 Ch. 357.) In that case I suppose the employee could look to the guarantors till the date of dissolution. G. O. S. It may be that the liquidation of the company relieves the directors from further liability for interest. They would, I take it, covenant to pay interest on the debt due from the company, and this debt ceases on liquidation (Re Moss; Ex parte Hallet, 92 L. T. Rep. 777; (1905) 2 K. B. 307, but compare Fitz George; Re Ex parte Robson, 92 L. T. Rep. 206; (1905) 1 K. B. 462). JOHN BOYD. Mr. George Heathcote, solicitor, of Dukinfield, Cheshire, left estate of the gross value of £2776. Mr. George Crombie, solicitor, of Bootham and of Stonegate, York, a past president of the Yorkshire Law Society, who died on the 10th May, left estate of the gross value of £28,303. Mr. Thomas Young Bramwell, solicitor, of Tynemouth, formerly of Newcastle and North Shields, left estate of the gross value of £6645. CORRESPONDENCE This department being open to free discussion on all Professional topics, the Editor does not hold himself responsible for any opinions or statements contained in it. LONDON AGENTS' CHARGES.-We should like to have your readers' views on the right of London agents' charges in respect of the following items: Instructions for affidavit, drawing same, engrossing, attending deponent to be sworn. The whole of this work is done by the country solicitor, 200 miles away, and yet the London agent charges his country client with these items. JAMES CHAPMAN AND Co. OBITUARY Mr. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CASSON, barrister-at-law, died recently at Acton. Mr. Casson was called by the Middle Temple in 1893 and went the South-Eastern Circuit. He was seventy-one years old at the time of his death. Mr. ARTHUR NEWMAN, solicitor, of Whalley Range, died there recently. Mr. Newman was admitted in 1878 and was for many years a partner in the firm of Messrs. Grundy, Kershaw, Samson, and Co., of Manchester, in which city he was well known for his professional ability. Mr. EDWARD MORGAN UNDERWOOD, solicitor, of Hereford, died recently at the age of eighty-four years.. Mr. Underwood was admitted in 1862, and was senior partner in the firm of Messrs. Underwood and Steel. He was Dean's Registrar and Chapter Clerk to Hereford Cathedral for many years. Mr. Underwood was a member of the Law Society, of the Solicitors' Benevolent Association, and of the Society of Provincial Notaries Public of England and Wales. HEIRS-AT-LAW AND NEXT OF KIN Note. A claimant not residing in England or Wales must send with his claim the name and address of a person in England or Wales to whom notice to the claimant can be sent. NEWTON (Joseph Frederick), Peckham, who died July 8, 1910. By an order in the matter of the estate of Joseph Frederick Newton, deceased, Newton v. Pullee, 1924, N. 104, inquiries are made whether John Newton, a brother of the intestate, Joseph Frederick Newton, is living or dead, and if dead, when he died, and if survived the intestate, who is his legal personal representative, and if he predeceased him, whether he left any, and if so, what issue who survived the intestate, and if so, whether they are living or dead, and if dead, who are their respective legal personal representatives, and who are now entitled to receive payment of the fund in court to the credit of" In the matter of the trusts created by reason of the intestacy of Joseph Frederick Newton, deceased, in respect of his brother, John Newton.” All persons entitled under the inquiries to send, in, by Jan. 7, 1925, to W. M. Woodhouse, 3, South-sq, Gray's-inn, W.C. 1. Hearing Jan. 14, at 11.30, before Master Hughes-Onslow, at chambers of the judge, Room 162, Royal Courts of Justice. APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE JOINT STOCK WINDING-UP ACTS NOTICES OF APPEARANCE AT HEARING MUST REACH THE SOLICITORS BY 6 P.M. ON THE DATE GIVEN, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. ALVIS CAR AND ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 15, at Royal Courts of Justice. Dehn and Lauderdale, 85, London Wall, E.C. 2. Notices of appearance by July 14. ALFRED G. WINTERS LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 29, at Croydon County Court, at 2. Collyer, Davis, and Webb, 91, Moorgate E.C., sols. for pets. Notices of appearance by July 28. A. J. GOADBY LIMITED (Campbell-yard, London-rd, Leicester).-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 7, to T. F. Birch, Court-chmbrs, Friar-la, Leicester. AUTO WHEELS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Sept. 30, to E. Hayward, 5, Angel-ct, E.C. 2. AUTO WHEELS (FOREIGN PATENTS) LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Sept. 30, to E. Hayward, 5, Angel-ct, E.C. 2. A. MACLOW AND CO. LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 14, to H. R. Gothard, 8, Laurence Pountney-hill, E.C. 4. BROWNS BUILDINGS COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 26, to J. F. L. Brown, 6, Water-st, Liverpool. BLABY HOSIERY COMPANY LIMITED (Willoughby Works, Sycamore-st, Blaby).Creditors to send in, by Aug. 9, to F. Haynes, The Hollins, 16, New-st, Leicester. BANKS, WARNER, AND CO. LIMITED.-Herbert Smith, 60, Mark-la, E.C. 3, has fixed Aug. 11, for creditors to prove their claims. BRITISH BOND INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (late of 57/58, Chancery-la, W.C. 2). -Creditors to send proofs of their claims, by July 29, to E. B. Nathan, 26, Bedford-row, W.C. 1. BAKER RIM COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 22, to J. Groom, 14, New Burlington-st, W. E. Jones and Co., 7, Laurence Pountney-hill, E.C. 4, sols. for liquidator. BROWN BROS. (LINCOLN) LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by July 30, to J. Nicholson, 156, High-st, Lincoln. BOURNEMOUTH AND DISTRICT BUILDERS' GUILD LIMITED.-Creditors whose claims have not been admitted, to send in, by July 31, to C. R. Blissett, Waterloo-chmbrs, Bournemouth, Hants. CHALLIS AND SONS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 14, to A. J. Harper, 35, Copthall-av, London Wall, E.C. 2. CLECUM LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by July 30, to J. Todd, 18, Birley-st, Blackpool. CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING PRODUCTS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 19, to W. B. Anderson, 40/43, Norfolk-st, Strand, W.C. 2. CHURCH BRIDGE MILL COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors should send in, at once, to F. R. Lonsdale, 4, Dutton-st, Accrington. J. Taylor and Co., Manchester, sols. for liquidator. CLEVELAND HOUSE LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by July 31, to A. J. Side, Basildon House, Moorgate, E.C. 2. DAVIES AND BLONDIAUX LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 22, at Royal Courts of Justice. Miller and Smiths, 3, Salters' Hall-ct, Cannon-st, E.C. 4, sols. for pets. Notices of appearance by July 21. EXCELSIOR METAL SALES COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by July 29, to Desmond, Page, and Adams, 13, Victoria-st, Westminster, S.W. 1. EXCELSIOR STEEL AND IRON COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 16, to J. W. Blackham, 147, Corporation-st, Birmingham. EGYPT AND LEVANT STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED. Creditors to send in, by Aug. 18, to H. Gardiner, Palmerston House, Old Broad-st, E.C. 2. FOUBERTS PRESS LIMITED.-Creditors should send in, not later than Aug. 25, to S. H. N. Vowler, 20, Fouberts-pl, Regent-st, W. FREDK. CALDWELL AND CO. LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Sept. 1, to J. A. Hopps and F. Stokes, c/o Hopps and Bankart, 25, Friar-la, Leicester. G. T. GILLIE LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 23, to A. W. Gow, Royal Exchange, Middlesbrough. Jacksons and Monk, Middlesbrough, sols. to liquidator. HIGGINBOTTOM MOTOR ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Sept. 6, to W. G. Hall, National Provincial-chmbrs, Silver-st, Hull. LONDON COLLAR COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 15, to F. E. Woodbridge, Bank-chmbrs, 92, Tooley-st, S.E. 1. MERTON PARK MOTORS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 31, to H. Franklin, 30, Gerrard-st, W. 1. PAUL H. HARTLEY AND SONS (BRADFORD) LIMITED (Leeds-rd, Bradford).- RADCLIFFE MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by SHERINGHAM ESTATES LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 7, to H. H. Sturges, 1, Guildhall-chmbrs, Basinghall-st, E.C. 2. E. C. Rolfe, sol. to liquidator. TRINITY WHEELS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 22, to J. Groom, 14, New Burlington-st, W. E. Jones and Co., 7, Laurence Pountney-hill, E.C. 4, sols. for liquidator. CREDITORS UNDER ESTATES IN CHANCERY LAST DAY OF PROOFS. Note. A claimant not residing in England or Wales must send with his claim the name and address of a person in England or Wales to whom notice to the claimant can be sent. BARNICOTT (James Aldus), Broad Layings, Newbury. Sept. 15; E. E. Kent, 3, Staple-inn, W.C. Oct. 16; Master Ridsdale, at chambers of the judge, Room 231, Royal Courts of Justice, at 12. EVANS (Grace), Tre Arddur Bay, Holyhead. Aug. 31; T. Haines Roberts, Holyhead. Oct. 13; Master Ridsdale, at chambers of the judge, Room 231, Royal Courts of Justice, at 12. NORTHFLEET PAPER MILLS LIMITED.-Holders of first mortgage debentures issued by the company who have not already done so, to send in, by Aug. 18, to R. H. Eggar, of Norton, Rose, and Co., 571, Old Broad-st, E.C. 2. CREDITORS UNDER 22 & 23 VICT. c. 35 LAST DAY OF CLAIM AND TO WHOM PARTICULARS TO BE SENT. AMOS (Mary Ellen), Bath. Aug. 21; W. J. Bradford, Rotherham. ARCHER (Humphrey), Dearham, Maryport. Aug. 6; Lightfoot and Lightfoot, Maryport, Cumberland. ALPE (Edith May), Richmond. Aug. 22; Bircham and Co., 46, Parliament-st, Westminster, S.W. BALDWIN (Rev. Henry Grasett), Farnham, Surrey. Aug. 11; Bird and Bird, 5, Gray's-inn-sq., W.C. 1. BERRYMAN (William Oswald), Stanley Downs, Kohatu Nelson, New Zealand. Aug. 14; Walker, Martineau, and Co., 36, Theobald's-rd, Gray's-inn, W.C. 1. BIRTLES (Betty), Nether Green, Sheffield. July 26; Cohn, Seligman, and Bax, Sheffield. BROWN (Mary), Tue Brook, Liverpool. Aug. 22; O. Jones, Billson and Co., Liverpool. BRISTOW (Edward Alfred), Maidenhead. Aug. 23; T. W. Stuchbery and Son, Maidenhead. BROWN (Thomas), Southport. Sept. 1; G. Rhodes and Evans, Halifax. BROWNRIGG (Col. Henry Studholme), South Kensignton. Aug. 31; Trustee Dept., Lloyd's Bank Limited, 39, Threadneedle-st, E.C.2, or the sols, Bristows, Cooke, and Carpmael, 1, Copthall-bldgs, E.C.2. BURLS (Herbert Thomas), Pimlico. Aug. 18; Mackrell and Ward, 33, Walbrook, E.C. 4. BLAND (Alfred), Bradford. Claims of creditors against his estate, and particularly in respect of the business of a roller coverer, carried on at Bakerend Mills, Bradford. Aug. 20; Hutchinson and Sons, Bradford. BAIKIE (Brid.-Gen. Sir Hugh Archie Dundas Simpson, K.C.M.G., C.B.), Devonshire-st, W. Aug. 6; Trustee Dept., Lloyds Bank Ltd., 39, Threadneedlest, E.C. 2, or the sols., Dollman and Pritchard, 52, Tavistock-sq, W.C. 1. BUXTON (Comdr. Bernard, D.S.O.), Castor, Peterborough. Aug. 18; Nicholson, Freeland, and Shepherd, 46, Queen Anne's-gate, Westminster, S.W. 1. BOARDMAN (Clement), Chingford. Aug. 15; Prestons, 87, The Grove, Stratford, E. 15. BOOTH (William Nevitt), Thurlestone, Penistone. July 26; C. Seligman and Bax, Sheffield. BOYD (Mary Ann), Ventnor. Aug. 14; Stanley Evans and Co., 20/22, Theobald'srd, Bedford-row, W.C. 1. CLEMENTS (Fred), Kentish Town. Aug. 11; H. O. Moore, Derby. COTTERELL (Alice), Portman-sq, W. Aug. 9; Brundrett, Whitmore, and Randall, 10, King's Bench-walk, Temple, E.C. 4. COTRIM (Julio Cesar), Petropolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Aug. 23; P. J. Pond, at the offices of Sale and Co., Manchester. Cook (Daniel Walker), East Grinstead. July 31; Whitley, Hughes, and Luscombe, East Grinstead. COUSINS (Fanny), Margate. Aug. 16; W. Hills and Shea, Margate. CORNELIUSSON (Victor Teodard), South Shields. Aug. 14; H. Crofton, Waterloo Vale, South Shields. COLLARD (Rev. Percy White), Honor Oak-pk, Surrey. Aug. 7; B. R. Armstrong and Co., Bank-chmbrs, Forest Hill, S.E. 23. CARLON (Charlotte Middleton), Clifton. Sept. 1; Meade-King and Co., Bristol. CORBIN (Harriet), Cambridge. Aug. 21; G. W. Stanley and Shaw, Cambridge. D'ANDRIA (Ellen Dearden), Manningham. DENSTON (John Owen), Prestwick and Manchester. Aug. 20; C. H. Beech and DOYLE (Millicent Isobel), Leigh-on-Sea. Aug. 8; W. G. Beecroft, Leigh-on Sea. DAWSON (Harry Graham), Evesham. Aug. 20; New and Saunders, Evesham. DINGWALL (Thomas Edward), Clapton Common, Aug. 16; R. Zeffertt and Co., 17, Coleman-st, E.C.2. DAWSON (Robert), Sunderland. Aug. 11; J. G. Marshall and Ross, Sunderland. ECCLES (Edward), Broughton. Aug. 8; Field, Cunningham, and Co., Manchester. EVANS (Averina Johnston), Clapham Common. Aug. 30; Royal Exchange Assurance, Royal Exchange, E.C. 3. Sol., A. F. Douglas, 10, Old Jewrychmbrs, E.C. 2. ENGLISH (Very Rev. Canon Edmund), Twickenham. Aug. 11; Witham, Roskell, Aug. 14; R. C. Watson, 30, EEDLE (Harry George), Kensington, and King-st, W.C. Aug. 22; Shaen, Roscoe, Massey, and Co., 8, Bedford-row, W.C.1. FRANCIS (William), Kington. Aug. 11; Vaughan and Baker, Kington, Herefordsh. FARRAR (Ella Mabel, Lady), Newport Pagnell. Aug. 12; Bircham and Co., 50, FLETCHER (Charles Henry), Silsden. Aug. 7; H. Smith, Silsden, York. de-la-Zouch. Aug. 8; Smith, Mammatt, and Hale, Ashby GAY (Henry), Liverpool, and FAZACKERLEY, Liverpool. Aug. 22; Toulmin, Ward, and Co., Liverpool. GOLDINGHAM (Constance Virginia Evelyn), Kensington. Aug. 10; Atkey and Son, 12, Park-pl, St. James's-st, S.W. 1. GLEAVES (William), Great Crosby. Aug. 8; Syers, Dixon, and Barrell, Liverpool. GREEN (Patrick), Newburn. Aug. 14; Davies, Bell, and Clapperton, Newcastleupon-Tyne. GREEN (George), Seacroft, Leeds. Aug. 22; North and Sons, Leeds. HALL (Nathaniel), Noel Park, Wood Green. Aug. 19; W. A. Jennings, 152, HANNA (Sarah Louisa), Genadandal Caledon, Cape Province, South Africa. Aug. 9; L. Townroe, 26, Budge-row, E.C. 4. HARRISON (the Lady Harriet Eliza Danvers), Bournemouth. Aug. 29; Leman, Chapman, and Harrison, 44, Bloomsbury-sq, W.C. 1. HATTON (Joseph), Wimbledon. Aug. 8; Trustee Dept., Barclays Bank Limited, 54, Lombard-st, E.C., Sol., J. Warburton. HOLROYD (William), Southport. Aug. 30; T. J. Rowland, Manchester. HARRISON (Alfred James), Clifton. Aug. 30; Meade-King and Co., Bristol. HYSLOP (Alice), Ross. Aug. 9; T. A. Matthews, Hereford. HILLIER (Edward Guy, C.M.G.), Peking, China. Aug. 12; Stephenson, Harwood, and Tatham, 16, Old Broad-st, E.C. 2. INI (Eliahoo Jacob), Chorlton-cum-Hardy. Aug. 15; Cobbett, Wheeler, and Cobbett, Manchester. JONES (Kezia), Shenington, Oxford. 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Jermyn-st. Ct. High Court. July 8. Ct. High Court. BLOOM, NATHAN, Church-st, Shoreditch, cabinet maker. Ct. High Court. July 7. BRANSGROVE, SYDNEY, Green-st, Leicester-sq, theatrical manager. Ct. High Court. July 5. BROWN, EDGELL, Exeter-rd, Brondesbury, late secretary. Ct. High Court. July 8. BROWN, ALFRED, Oakham, licensed victualler. Ct. Leicester. July 7. BERSEY, ALFRED ERNEST, and BERSEY, MABEL ROSELIE, Liskeard, poultry Ct. Plymouth. July 9. farmers. CAWSON, LIEUT-COL. GUSTAVE, Broad-st-av., Ct. High Court. July 7. DRAYSON, CYRIL HERBERT, New Cavendish-st. Ct. High Court. July 7. DOEL, ARTHUR, Coventry, stallholder. Ct. Coventry. July 8. DONNELLY, ROBERT LEO, Bridlington, woollen manufacturer. Ct. Scarborough. FLETCHER, LAWRENCE GORDON, Swinderby-rd, Wembley, motor cycle salesman. GAVAGAN, EDWARD, and SMITH, ERNEST (trading as Edward Gavagan), Notting- HARTLEY, ARTHUR, Manchester, butcher. Ct. Manchester. July 8. JONES, ARTHUR EMLYN, Huddersfield, timber merchant. Ct. Huddersfield. JONES, JAMES LLEWELYN, Oswestry, newsagent. Ct. Wrexham. July 7. KOPKIN, MAX ISRAEL (trading as M. Kopkin and Co.), Amhurst-rd, Hackney, hat manufacturer. Ct. High Court. July 5. LOVETT, JOHN STEPHEN, Godstone, late grocer. Ct. Croydon. July 7. MITCHELL, ALFRED A., Upper Park-pl, Marylebone-rd, plumber. Ct. High Court. MYHILL, HORACE FRANK, Coventry, motor body maker. Ct. Coventry. July 8. PETHURST, CHARLES, Cranbrook, fishmonger. Ct. Hastings. July 8. SIMM, MATTHEW TURNBULL, Gosforth, draper and agent. Ct. Newcastle-upon- SUTTON, WILLIAM ERNEST, late Manchester, grocer. Ct. Stockport. July 9. TIDMAN, ALBERT, Great Grimsby, fishermen's outfitter. Ct. Great Grimsby. July 9. TURTON, JAMES PEARSON, Altrincham, iron founder. Ct. Manchester. July 7. WARD, JOHN SAMUEL ERIC, Nafferton, farmer. Ct. Kingston-upon-Hull and Patrington. July 9. WEBLEY, EDWARD JABEZ, Bournemouth, commercial traveller. Ct. Poole and Bournemouth. July 7. WENMAN, ELIZA ELEANOR, Gravesend, milliner. Ct. Rochester. July 7. WARDELL, SIDNEY ARTHUR, Richmond, electrical engineer. Ct. Wandsworth. July 9. WILSON, WILLIAM MACKENZIE, Sydenham. Ct. Greenwich. July 8. GAZETTE, JULY 15. ABBOTT-WRIGHT, ARTHUR, Kildare-grdns, Bayswater (late trading as Bustings EDGELL, HARRY OCTAVIUS, Devonshire-rd, Forest Hill, late commercial traveller. FRIEDLANDER, GEORGE WILLIAM, Dover, hairdresser. Ct. Canterbury. July 11. FIELD, PERCY, Barton-on-Humber, fried fish and chip potato dealer. Ct. Great Grimsby. July 11. FORD, ROWLAND, Three Holes, machinist. Ct. King's Lynn. July 11. FIELDING, DOUGLAS CLARK, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wireless dealer. Ct. Newcastleupon-Tyne. July 11. GIBBONS, PATRICK JOSEPH, Nottingham, general dealer. Ct. Nottingham. July 12. GILLIARD, ROBERT SIMMONDS, late Herne-hill. Ct. High Court. July 9. GREENFIELD, BERTRAM, Middlesbrough, musician. Ct. Middlesbrough. July 10. HEALEY, JAMES HENRY, Huddersfield (trading as J. H. Healey and Son), linen draper. Ct. Huddersfield. July 10. IRVIN, T. C., Carlisle-mans, Victoria. Ct. High Court. July 9. KUTNOVSKY, I., Greenfield-st, Commercial-rd, costume manufacture. Court. July 10. Ct. High KIRKLAND, DEREK EYRE, Ashtead, motor engineer. Ct. Wandsworth. July 10. MARSH, WALTER, Bilston, colliery proprietor. Ct. Wolverhampton. July 10 PITT, MARTIN JOHN BERNARD, Exmouth, cinema proprietor. Ct. Exeter. July 9. PURCELL, ALLEN HAROLD DASHWOOD, Wimbledon, publishing agent. Ct. Kingston (Surrey). July 10. ROBERTS, ARTHUR HENRY, late Bridge-st, Westminster, osteopathist. Ct. High Court. July 11. ROWLINSON, EDWARD, Cambridge-pl, Paddington, and ADAMS, PERCY THOMAS, Craven-rd, Paddington (trading as Rowlinson and Adams), booksellers. Ct. High Court. July 10. SCREETON, HAROLD, Barton-on-Humber, commercial traveller. Ct. Great Grimsby. July 11. STANIFORTH, HARRY, Harrow. Ct. St. Albans. July 9. WHITE, WILLIAM, Lymington, coal merchant. Ct. Southampton. July 10. WINDSOR, WILLIAM, Finsbury Park, retired bank clerk. Ct. High Court. July 10. ADJUDICATIONS GAZETTE, JULY 11. ASH, JOHN BRIAN WILSON, Bayswater. Ct. High Court. July 8. BINGHAM, WALTER, Hooley Hill, coal dealer. Ct. Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge. July 9. BURGESS, HERBERT SMITH (described in Rec. Order as Lt. Herbert Smith Burgess, R.N.R.), Carleton-rd, Tufnell Park. Ct. High Court. July 8. BROWN, ALFRED, Oakham, licensed victualler. Ct. Leicester. July 7. DAVIS, THOMAS FURLEY (described in the Rec. Order as T. Furley Davis), Notting- EASON, MAUDE HELEN (described in Rec. Order as Mollie Eason otherwise Grayson), Kensington. Ct. High Court. July 7. FLETCHER, LAWRENCE GORDON, Wembley, motor cycle salesman. Ct. High Court. July 7. GRAY, FREDERICK PERCY (described in Rec. Order as F. P. Gray), Hotel Cecil, Strand. Ct. High Court. July 9. GRIFFITH, JOHN, Bradford, jeweller. Ct. Bradford. July 7. GREENWOOD, WALLACE FRANKLIN (trading in partnership as Greenwood and Whitehead), Middlesbrough, fruit merchant. Ct. Middlesbrough. July 7. GAVAGAN, EDWARD, and SMITH, ERNEST (trading as "Edward Gavagan "), Nottingham, egg merchants. Ct. Nottingham. July 9. GREEN, THOMAS, general dealer. Ct. Wolverhampton. July 7. HARPER, RICHARD, Glossop, grocer. Ct. Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge. July 8. HERBST, JOSEPH, and KERN, NATHAN (trading as Herbst and Kern), Houndsditch, furriers. Ct. High Court. July 5. HARTLEY, ARTHUR, Manchester, butcher. Ct. Manchester. July 8. HEATH, JOHN, Shrewsbury, farmer. Ct. Nantwich and Crewe. July 7. HORGAN, NORMAN EDWARD CHARLES, late Manchester, traveller. Ct. Salford. IRVING, JAMES HENRY, Great Grimsby, postman. Ct. Great Grimsby. July 8. JONES, JAMES LLEWELYN, Oswestry, newsagent. Ct. Wrexham. July 7. MCDONNELL, JOHN RICHARD, Middlesbrough, steelworker. Ct. Middlesbrough. MILLER, SIDNEY ALBERT (described in Rec. Order as S. A. Miller) (late trading Brighton). July 7. PETHURST, CHARLES, Cranbrook, fishmonger. Ct. Hastings. July 8. 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