PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

DISSOLVED

GAZETTE, JULY 18.

SADD, WILLIAM JOHN, and STANDLEY, LIONEL, solicitors, Norwich, under style of Sadd, Bacon, and Standley. Dec. 31, 1923. Debts by Lionel Standley, who will continue to practice under same style.

GAZETTE, JULY 22.

EVANS, ANEURIN OLIVER, and WATKINS, SYDNEY, solicitors, Denbigh and Ruthin, under style of Aneurin O. Evans and Co. June 30, 1921. Debts by Aneurin Oliver Evans and Sydney Watkins.

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.

DORMAN (Arthur), Fulham, who died May 11, 1922. By an order in the matter of the estate of Arthur Dorman, deceased, Lewin v. Dorman and Stroud, 1924, D. No. 785, inquiries are made whether John Dorman, a brother of the intestate Arthur Dorman, was living or dead at the date of the death of the intestate, and if dead, whether he left any or what children surviving the intestate and whether they are living or dead, and if dead who are their legal personal representatives. All persons entitled under the inquiries to send in. by Sept. 30, to A. L. Bryden, 6, Duke-st, St. James', S.W. 1. Hearing Oct. 15, at 12, before Master Watkin Williams, at chambers of the judge, Room 157, Royal Courts of Justice.

HARRISON (Sarah Jane), Diss, Norfolk, who died May 3, 1920. Persons claiming under an inquiry as to who upon her death became beneficially entitled to any personal or real estate of hers as to which she died intestate, and, if any have since died, who are their legal personal representatives, to send in, by Sept. 30, to H. C. King, 17, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-st, E.C. 4. Hearing Oct. 16, at 12.30, before Master Hulbert, at chambers of the judge, Room 315, Royal Courts of Justice. Information is sought concerning the children, if any, of (1) Her aunt, Harriet Harrison, who married William Fletcher in 1846, and who died at Spring-rd, Suffolk, in 1875. (2) Her uncle, Philip Harrison, who is believed to have married one Annie Harris, a widow, and who died at St. Margarets Green, Ipswich, in 1883, who would be interested.

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.

AGRICULTURAL WHOLESALE SOCIETY LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 26, at Royal Courts of Justice. Stow, Preston, and Lyttelton, 12, Lincoln's-inn-flds, W.C. 2, sols. for pet. Notices of appearance by July 28. ARONSTEIN AND CO. LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 29, at Royal Courts of Justice. Lawrance, Webster, Messer, and Nicholls, 14, Old Jewry-chmbrs, E.C. 2, sols for pets. Notices of appearance by July 28. AMUSEMENT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 29, at Royal Courts of Justice. Radford and Frankland, 27, Chancery-la, W.C. 2. sols. for pets. Notices of appearance by July 28. AUCKLANDS WIRELESS LIMITED.-Creditors who have not already done so, to send in, by Aug. 12, to F. G. Jenkins, 5, Philpot-la, E.C. 3. BRITISH YEAST MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 19, to A. D'A. Deakin, 7, Golden-sq, W. 1.

BURGESS, ELLIS, AND CO., LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 30, to E. J. Bell, 17, Queen Victoria-st, E.C. 4.

CALTHORPE MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 31, to E. E. Sparshott, 120, Colmore-row, Birmingham.

CONNAUGHT FISHERIES AND PRODUCE COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 28, to Maddison, Stirling, Humm, and Willett, 13, Old Jewrychmbrs, E.C. 2, sols. for F. W. Jones, liquidator.

CAMBRIDGE FRUIT PRESERVING COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Sept. 1, to J. M. Brandreth, 196, City-rd, E.C. 1.

COLWILLS (ILFRACOMBE) LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 6, to W. T. Sing, 22, Clare-st, Bristol.

CHAR-A-BANC LAUNCH SERVICE COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Sept. 4, to G. E. Turner, Kingswear, Devon.

DERBY TYRE COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 22, to V. Russell, Smiths Bank-chmbrs, Market Place, Derby.

D. MARK LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 24, to J. L. Goodwin, Chancerylane Station-chambers, High Holborn, W.C. 1.

EAST WARD OF THE CITY OF LEEDS CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB COMPANY LIMITED.—
Creditors to send in, by Aug. 23, to C. H. Wilson, 7, Greek-st, Leeds.
FORDS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 19, to C. F. V. Ford, Fords Colliery
Office, Ripley, Derbyshire.

FRAS. HINDE AND SONS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 30, to J. Hardy and H. P. Gould, Upper King-st, Norwich. Blyth and Hornor, Norwich, sols. to liquidators.

GRIT (PORTSMOUTH) LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 20, to H. W. Pearce, 53/54, Pearl-bldgs, Portsmouth.

HANLEY THEATRES AND CIRCUS LIMITED. Creditors to send in, by Aug. 16, to R. E. Clark, 17, Albion-st, Hanley. J. E. Moxon and Co., Hanley, Stokeon-Trent, sols. for liquidator.

HARLINCO BRUSH COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 18, to J. M. Passer, 226, Bishopsgate, E.C.

HAMPTON AND NORTH LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 30, to A. L. Vellacott, 214, Great Portland-st, W. 1.

H. O'BRIEN AND CO. LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 11, to A. D'A Deakin, 7, Golden-sq, W. 1.

INTERNATIONAL LINGUAPHONE COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, forthwith, to F. Rowland, 3, Thames House, Queen-st-pl, E.C. 4.

J. H. ROBINSON (MILL GREEN) LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Oct. 31, to A. Dobson, Post Office House, Infirmary-st, Leeds.

J. AND C. HOLCROFT LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 2, to B. E. Wenham, 25, Temple-row, Birmingham.

J. A. JUDSON AND SON LIMITED.-Creditors who have not already done so, to send in, by Aug. 20, to W. F. Kightly, 110, Cheapside, E.C.

JENNENS AND CO. LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 29, at Royal Courts of Justice. Ford, Lloyd, Bartlett, and Michelmore, 53, Russellsq, W.C. 1, sols. for pets. Notices of appearance by July 28.

KLETZIN LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 31, to Sir H. J. de C. Moore, 2, Gresham-bldgs, Guildhall, E.C. 2:

LLANBRADACH EX-SERVICE MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard Aug. 13, at Pontypridd County Court, at 2.30. Davies and Prichard, Cardiff, sols. for pets. Notices of appearance by Aug. 12. LYME REGIS ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 30, to L. W. Hawkins, Basildon House, Moorgate, E.C. 2. LIPTON (BELGIUM) LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Sept. 1, to J. M. Brandreth, 196 City-rd, E.C. 1.

MILLER, DAY, AND CO. LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by July 19, to E. Lloyd Price, Finsbury-ct, E.C. 2.

MULLINERS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 31, to E. E. Sparshott, 120, Colmore-row, Birmingham.

OLGA EXPLORATION LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 8, to G. H. Wells, 6,
Queen-st-pl, E.C.

OLDHAM CENTRAL LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED.—
Creditors to send in, by Sept. 2, to R. Taylor, 9, Church-la, Oldham.
PURE LIME SPAR PRODUCTS LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 21, to M. P.
Killey, 41/43, Castle-st, Liverpool.

PRESERVE MANUFACTURERS LIMITED, WIGTON.-Creditors to send in, by
Aug. 26, to R. C. Saint, 22, Lowther-st, Carlisle.
PEACEHAVEN PRINTING WORKS LIMITED.-Claude Whorlow Legge, 2, Clinton-
pl, Seaford, Sussex has fixed July 26, for creditors to prove their claims.
SIDE SHOWS AND GAMES (WEMBLEY) LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be,
heard July 29, at Royal Courts of Justice. Hyman, Isaacs, Lewis, and Mills,
7/8, Thavies-inn, Holborn-circus, E.C. 1, sols. for pet. Notices of appearance
by July 28.

SPEIGHTS LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 29, at Dewsbury County Court. Gosschalk and Austin, Hull, sols. to pet. Notices of appearance by July 28.

SPIERS BROS. LIMITED.-Creditors whose claims have not been admitted, to send in, by July 31, to A. Henry and H. H. Marks, 15, Copthall-av, E.C. 2.

T. H. WYNNE LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 27, to K. Smellie, 4, Lloyds-av, E.C. 3.

VEITHARDT AND CO. LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard Oct. 14, at Royal Courts of Justice. A. Saville, Cornwall House, Stamford-st, S.E. 1, sol. to pet. Notices of appearance by Oct. 13.

WEMBLEY SUPPLY COMPANY LIMITED.-Petition for winding-up to be heard July 29, at Royal Courts of Justice. Radford and Frankland, 27, Chanceryla, W.C. 2, sols. for pets. Notices of appearance by July 28.

WALKER AND BUTTERFIELD LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 4, to N. D. Vine, Pearl-chmbrs, East Parade, Leeds. Postlethwaite, Rutherford, and Croysdale, Leeds, sols. for liquidator.

WHOLESALE HOSIERY COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 30, to
W. Nicholson, 12, Wood-st, Cheapside, E.C. 2. A. G. Berry, 149, Cheapside,
E.C. 2, sol. for liquidators.

WITTON RUBBER AND ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in,
by Aug. 1, to J. E. Stokes, 117, Colmore-row, Birmingham.
ZETA SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED.-Creditors to send in, by Aug. 31, to E. T.
Granger, 3, Dock-chmbrs, Bute-st, Cardiff.

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.

EVANS (Walter), Preston. Sept. 13; G. Ambler, of Rawsthorn, Ambler and Booth, Preston. Sept. 25; Reigstrar of Preston District of Chancery of Lancaster, at 11.

FAWKES (Louis E.), trading as Louis Fawkes and Co., Stroud. Aug. 15; to H. G. Rowley, 4, King-st, E.C. 2. Oct. 15; P. O. Lawrence, J., at 12. SHELDON (Thomas), Shipton-on-Stour. Sept. 15; G. A. Bettinson, of Forsyth Bettinson, and Co., Birmingham. Oct. 14: Master White, at chambers of the judge, Room 173, Royal Courts of Justice, at 1.

ALDER (William), Slough, Bucks. Aug. 31; J. M. Eldridge, Oxford.
APPLETON (Edward), Hull. Aug. 18; B. K. Baxton, Hull.

BROADBENT (Charles), Wombwell. Aug. 18; Bury and Walkers, Wombwell,
Yorks.

BOHERS (Felix), Chiswick. Aug. 31; C. Webster, Emmet, and Coote, 61, Careyst, Lincoln's-inn, W.C. 2.

BASS (Jane), Cherryhinton. Aug. 29; H. J. Whitehead and Son, Cambridge. BRANDRETH (Margaret), Caldwell, Aldeburgh. Aug. 15; Iliffe, Sweet, and Co., 2, Bedford-row, W.C. 1.

BLOOD (Samuel), Etwall. Aug. 22 ; J. and W. H. Sale and Son, Derby.
BEYNON (Deaconess Katherine Isabella), Lahore, Punjaub, India.

Oct. 1; Walker,

Martineau, and Co., 36, Theobald's-rd, Gray's-inn, W.C. 1. BAXENDELL (Walter), Birkdale. Aug. 23; Deputy Public Trustee, Albert-sq, Manchester. Sols., R. Hankinson and Son, Manchester. BATCHELOR (Charles), Staines. Sept. 29; F. P. Low, 13, Clifford's-inn, Fleet-st, E.C. 4.

May, May, and Deacon,

BISHOP (Henry Corry), Bournemouth. Aug. 16; Manager, Trustee Dept.,
Royal Exchange Assurance, Royal Exchange, E.C. 3. Sols., Mooring,
Aldridge, and Haydon, Bournemouth.
BUTLER (Charles Shirley), Athens, Greece. Aug. 18;
49, Lincoln's-inn-flds, W.C. 2.
BROWN (Henrietta Jane), Folkestone. Sept. 30; F. Hall and Co., Folkestone.
BOULTER (Emily), Kilburn, N.W. Aug. 25; Stringer and Stringer, 74/78, High-rd,

Kilburn, N.W.6.

BAILEY (George Herbert), Datchet. Aug. 30; Charsley and Reynolds, Slough.
BREMNER (William Pitt), Llandudno. Aug. 29; F. H. Ramsden and Co., 85,
Gracechurch-st, E.C. 3.

CHIESI (Gastone), Italy, and Croydon.
bldgs, Lincoln's-inn, W.C. 2.
COLE (John), Lydd. Sept. 1; Hallett, Creery, and Co., Ashford, Kent.
COLSON (Sarah Jane), Gainsborough. Aug. 8; H. A. Bell, Gainsborough.
CARRUTHERS (Jane Irving), Blackrod. Aug. 25; Bleaymire and Shepherd,
Penrith.

Aug. 17; Chamberlain and Co., 1, Stone

CAMERON (Dr. Ewan Gordon), Lossiemouth, Morayshire. Sept. 1; the executors at the offices of Morrish and Strode, 8, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-st, E.C. 4. CLAYTON (Charles), Dursley. Oct. 1; Eaden, Spearing, and Raynes, Cambridge. CHARNOCK (James), Rainhill. Aug. 16; F. Lindsay and Elsworth, Liverpool. DE JONG (Felix Henricus Joannes, otherwise Felix Henri John), Highgate. Aug. 30; Gerrish and Foster, 26, College-st, E.C. 4.

DAYKIN (Mary Ann), Gillingham. Aug. 31; Proudfoot and Chaplin, 5, Verulambdgs, Gray's-inn, W.C. 2.

DAY (Isabel Emily), Hove. Aug. 25; Fillmer and Port, Brighton.

DODSON (John), Liverpool. Aug. 16; F. Lindsay and Elsworth, Liverpool. ELLIOT (Annie Letitia), Southsea. Aug. 18; Addison and Son, Portsmouth. ELLIS (Frederick Edward), Streatham. Aug. 20; Powell, Skues, and Graham Smith, 34, Essex-st, Strand, W.C. 2.

FENN (Alice), Dedham. Aug. 30; Hanslip, Ward, and Co., Manningtree, Essex.
FRANCIS (Robert John), Loughborough. Aug. 25; W. Moss, Loughborough.
FAGG (Agnes Coralie), Twickenham. Aug. 20; Haslewood, Hare, and Co., 139,
Temple-chmbrs, Temple-av, E.C. 4.

GREEN (Edward Albert), Sheffield. Aug. 15; E. Wilson, Sheffield.
HOLROYD (Dame Fannie Fetherstonhaugh), Weybridge.

Co., 4a, Bloomsbury-sq, W.C.

Aug. 15; Close and

HEWETT (Ethelinda), Fratton, Portsmouth. Sept. 13; Pearce and Keele, Southampton.

HOLT (John), Turton, Bolton. Aug. 12; W. H. Fletcher, Bolton.

HAWKSWORTH (Emily Jane), Harrogate. Aug. 25; Auden and Son, Burton-onTrent.

HAYWOOD (Henrietta), Belmayne Dore, Derby. Sept. 30; the executors, at the offices of G. J. Simpson and Sons, Sheffield.

HOOD (Dr. Donald William Charles), St. John's Wood, N.W. Aug. 18; Trower,
Still, and Keeling, 5, New-sq. Lincoln's-inn, W.C. 2.

HOOPER (Mary), Ilfracombe. Aug. 30; Rowe, Warren, and Watts, Ilfracombe.
HATCHER (Frederick), Worthing. Aug. 8; H. A. Bell, Gainsborough.
HOWLES (Joseph), Birmingham. Aug. 6; Crockford and Sons, Birmingham.
HORE (Dorothy), South Kensington. Aug. 18; Campbell, Hooper, and Todd,
30, Golden-sq, W. 1.

HODGES (Maud Geraldine), Broadstairs. Aug. 16; Mercer and Blaker, Henleyon-Thames.

HODSON (Hubert Courtney), Abnalls, Lichfield. Sept. 1; Blyth, Dutton, Hartley, and Blyth, 112, Gresham-house, E.C. 2.

JAMES (John Arthur), Wymeswold. Aug. 21; Woolley, Beardsleys and Bosworth, Loughborough.

JOHN (Thomas), St. Clears. Aug. 18; C. S. Thomas, St. Clears, Carmarthen. KNIGHT (George), Heathfield. Aug. 23; Sprott and Sons, Mayfield, Sussex. KONTARATOS (Alcibiadis Michael), Athens, Greece. Aug. 16; C. Heywood, Son, and Hudson, Manchester. Aug. 29; the executrix, at the offices of S. Jeffreys and Co., 10, Coleman-st, E.C. 2. Sols., Cohen, Dunn, Page, and Moore, Audrey House, Ely-pl, E.C. 1.

LE VOI (Laura), Maida Vale, and Hanover-sq, W.

LEA (Henry), Bloomsbury. Aug. 12; F. Baildon Wright, 10, Gray's-Inn-pl, Gray's-inn, W.C. 1.

LEIGH-GILCHRIST (Thirza), Charfield. Aug. 20; Salisbury, Griffiths, and White, Bristol.

LANFEAR (Walter Edward), Dec. 21; G. W. Bower and Son, 60, Lincoln's-inn-flds, W.C.

MASON (Elizabeth), Peckham. Sept. 1; L. Barnes and Co., Bank-chmbrs, 260,
Walworth-rd, S.E. 17.

MULLINER (Herbert Hall), Rugby, and The Albany, Piccadilly, W. Sept. 6;
W. Sturges and Co., Caxton House, Westminster, S. W. 1.
MAYALL (Lillie), Benenden. Aug. 21; T. L. C. Preston, Manchester.
NORFOLK (Grace), Beverley. Aug. 6; Crust, Todd, Mills, and Co., Beverley.
POMEROY (Frederick William, R.A.), Kensington-sq, W.

24, Rood-la, E.C.3.

Sept. 5; C. Strong,

PEARSON (John Caie), Zeerut, Transvaal, South Africa. Aug. 16; Thompson, Quarrell, and Attneave, 40, Trinity-sq, E.C. 3.

RIBBANS (James), Harringay. Aug. 30; Baylis, Pearce, and Co., 116, Fore-st,
E.C.

SHARROCK (John), Bolton. Aug. 18; Russell and Russell, Bolton.
STURTON (Richard), Bournemouth. Aug. 23; Ellison and Co., Cambridge.
SUNDERLAND (Mary), Edgbaston. Aug. 16; Shirley, Smith, and Son, Birmingham.
STEAD (George), Cophall, Downton. Aug. 16; H. Gosling, Leominster.
SMITH (Frederick William), Ramsgate. Aug. 19; E. Wotton, Ramsgate.

SMITH (Mary Ann), Bushwood, Leytonstone. Aug. 31; G. and G. Keith, 18,
Southampton-st, Holborn, W.C. 1.

SMITH (George Frederick), Wimbledon. Sept. 1; Sloper, Potter, and Gosden, Bank-chmbrs, 2, Putney-hill, S.W. 15.

STROYAN (Frederick), Aldershot. Aug. 30; Hargrove and Co., 8, Iddesleigh House, Caxton-st, Westminster, S. W. 1.

SHAW (Robert Barton), Albemarle Club, Dover-st, W. Aug. 15; Mewburn,
Walker, and Cato, 3, Raymond-bldgs, Gray's-inn, W.C. 1.
SMITHERS (Fanny), East Dulwich. Sept. 2; A. M. Oppenheimer, 31, Queen
Victoria-st, E.C. 4.
SCLATER (Mabel Frances Clifton), Helvetia, South Melsetter, Southern Rhodesia.
Aug. 20; Thompson, Quarrell, and Attneave, 40, Trinity-sq, E.C. 3.
STONE (William George), Harlesden. Aug. 18; F. B. Wright, 10, Gray's-inn-
pl, W.C. 1.

SCOTT (Isabella), Chorlton-cum-Hardy. Aug. 22; Deputy Public Trustee,
Albert-sq, Manchester. Sols., Brooks, Marshall, Moon, and Bold, Manchester.
SELLERS (George Wreford), Lyme Regis. Aug. 9; A. Lloyd-Jones, New Broad-
way-chmbrs, Ealing, W. 5.
STERN (Maurice), Hampstead. Sept. 1;
E.C. 2.
SCHOMBERG (Arthur Joseph), Seend, Wilts.
st, Strand, W.C. 2.

Piesse and Sons, 15, Old Jewry-chmbrs, Aug. 22; Tylee and Co., 14, EssexSTENHOUSE (James George), Folkestone. Sept. 30; F. Hall and Co., Folkestone. STEWART (Mary Jane), Bristol. Aug. 25; J. F. Addison and Cooper, Walsall. SHEPHEARD (Wallwyn Poyer Burnett), East Sheen. Aug. 31; G. and G. Keith, 18, Southampton-st, Holborn, W.C. 1.

STEPHENS (Alice Maud Frances), Kensington. Aug. 23; H. C. Morris and Co., 2, Walbrook, E.C. 4.

TURRELL (Agnes Mary), Camden Town. Aug. 25; Pearce and Nicholls, 12,
New-ct, Lincoln's-inn, W.C. 2.

THOMAS (Alfred), Cardigan. Aug. 16; Williams and Williams, Cardigan.
THORP (Charles Edward), Manningham. Aug. 22; Thorpe and Walker,
Bradford.

TUCKER (Alexander Edwin), Four Oaks, and Birmingham. Aug. 31; Pepper,
Tangye, and Winterton, Birmingham.

TREW (John Philip), Hindhead. Aug. 18; Hore, Pattisson, and Bathurst, 48, Lincoln's-inn-filds, W.C.2. VAUGHAN (Frederick), Darwen. Aug. 30; Hedley, Norris, and Co., 45, Lincoln'sinn-flds, W.C. 2.

WARRINGTON (Benjamin Jones), Edgeley, Stockport. Aug. 30; M. Blumberg, Manchester.

WARRINGTON (Lee), Stockport.

Aug. 30; M. Blumberg, Manchester. WATERS (Henry), Buckingham. Aug. 18; Hearn and Hearn, Buckingham. WATTS (Robert), Bicester. Sept. 1; A. Truman, Bicester, Oxon.

WHITE (Richard Wentworth), Framingham Earl. Aug. 24; Cadge and Gilbert,
Loddon, Norwich.
WALKER (Louisa), Bushwood, Leytonstone. Aug. 31; G. and G. Keith, 18,
Southampton-st, Holborn, W.C. 1.

WHITE (Joshua Chaytor, C.M.G., M.D., D.P.H., Camb.) Chewton Farm, Christchurch, and East India United Service Club. Aug. 18; Murray Hutchins and Co., 11, Birchin-la, E.C.

WITHEY (Emily), St. Andrew's, Bristol. July 26; Lloyd and Burch, Bristol. WATKINS (James), Two Dales, Derby. Aug. 20; Heny and Heny, Matlock. WILKIE (Alexander) and lately trading under style of "Harvey and Co.," Streatham. Sept. 1; L. Tubbs and Co., Moorgate Station-chmbrs, E.C. 2. WHELPDALE (Margaret), Upper Norwood. Aug. 15; Hopwood and Sons, 13, South-sq, Gray's-inn, W.C. 1.

WHEELDON (Emily), Greenheys, Manchester. Aug. 19; Slater, Heelis, and Co.,

BARNETT, JACOB, West Hartlepool, sailors' outfitter. Ct. Sunderland. July 12. BULLOCK, ARTHUR THOMAS (trading as Arthur Bullock), Swansea, jeweller. Ct. Swansea. July 15.

C. & C., Heatherley-rd, Clapton, wholesale confectioners. Ct. High Court. July 15.
COCKERTON, W. J., Stamford-hill, fishmonger. Ct. High Court. July 15.
COLLINGE, ARTHUR, Birkenhead, cotton salesman. Ct. Birkenhead. July 14.
CAWLEY, HERBERT ROBERT (late trading as H. Cawley), Chelmsford, oilman.
Ct. Chelmsford. July 12.

CHAPMAN, WILLIAM, Havant, music seller. Ct. Portsmouth. July 14.
DONE, JAMES HANMER, Ellesmere Port, caterer. Ct. Birkenhead. July 14.
DUNHILL, LEONARD, Dewsbury, incorporated accountant. Ct. Dewsbury. July 14-
DUGDALE, MARY, Ambleside, confectioner. Ct. Kendal. July 16.
DICKINSON, ALBERT, Bargoed, motor engineer. Ct. Merthyr Tydfil. July 15.
HALPERN, BERNARD, Montague-rd, Dalston, general merchant. Ct. High Court.
July 16.

HILDESLEY, CECILY A., Courtfield-grdns, South Kensington. Ct. High Court.
July 16.

HOBSON, PETER (trading as Peter Hobson and Son), Bolton, oil and colour dealer. Ct. Bolton. July 14.

HIND, JOHN, Lincoln, general dealer. Ct. Lincoln and Horncastle. July 14. HOLMAN, FRANK (trading as F. Holman), Newport (Mon.), wood carver. Ct. Newport (Mon.). July 14.

HATTON, EVAN WILLIAM, Penygraig, colliery haulier. fodwg and Porth. July 16.

Ct. Pontypridd, Ystrady

HARTLEY, I. H. AND CO., Manchester, cloth merchants. Ct. Salford. July 11.
JOYCE, Major JOSEPH, Bedford Park. Ct. Brentford. July 15.
JEFFS, ERNEST WILLIAM, Hillmorton Paddox, carter. Ct. Coventry. July 14.
KERWICK, R. S., Purley. Ct. Croydon. July 15.

KNAGGS, JOHN WILLIAM, Easington Colliery, tailor. Ct. Sunderland. July 14.
LE BUTT, Lieut.-Col. RALPH, Chancery-lane. Ct. High Court. July 15.
LEWIS, ARTHUR EDWARD, and RAMSBOTTOM, RICHARD (late trading as Russell
Street Cinema Company, Keighley, cinema proprietors. Ct. Bradford. July 14.
LITCHFIELD, JAMES FREDERICK, Girton, late smallholder. Ct. Cambridge. July 14′′
MARKS, SYDNEY (trading as S. Marks and Son), metal engineer. Ct. High Court.
July 16.
Ct.

MORTIMER, GIBBS, AND CO., Victoria-st, Westminster, late Blomfield-st.
High Court. July 16.

MUDDLE, MAUD, late Whitecross-st, licensed victualler. Ct. High Court. July 16.
MOORCROFT, HENRY (trading as the Monarch Confectionery Company), Ashton-
under-Lyne, manufacturing confectioner. Ct. Ashton-under-Lyne and
Stalybridge. July 16.

MCGILL, GEORGE CHARLES PIGGOTT, Chiswick. Ct. Brentford.

July 14. MILLEDY, THOMAS GORE, late Gt. Saxham, farmer. Ct. Bury St. Edmunds. July 16.

MACKENZIE, JOHN STANLEY, Croydon. Ct. Croydon. July 15.

MILLWARD, HENRY CHARLES PERCIVAL, Great Yarmouth, fruiterer. Ct. Great Yarmouth. July 14.

MACKERILL, JOHN ROBERT, late Aldborough, bricklayer. Ct. Kingston-upon-
Hull and Patrington. July 12.

NEWSTEAD, ARTHUR, Chester, taxidermist. Ct. Chester. July 16.
PAYNE, MAURICE GEORGE JERVIS, Triangle, clerk in holy orders.

July 15.

Ct. Halifax.

RODERICK, JENKIN, LLEWELLYN, Ebbw Vale, builder. Ct. Tredegar and Abertillery. July 15.

RUBENSTEIN, JULIUS, Kingston-upon-Hull, seaman's outfitter.

upon-Hull and Patrington. July 15.

Ct. Kingston-
RYDER, SAMUEL, Crewe, builder. Ct Nantwich and Crewe. July 15.
SCOTT, LAURA, Bedminster, musical instrument dealer. Ct. Bristol. July 14.
SMITH, ROBERT FRANK, and HOLEMAN, ALFRED (trading as Smith and Holeman),
Clayton-rd, Peckham, engineers. Ct. High Court. July 14.
SHIRTCLIFFE, DAVID DENISON, Kirkburton, colliery agent. Ct. Huddersfield.
July 15.

EALY, HUGH SAMUEL, Leicester, draper. Ct. Leicester. July 16.
THE GORDON HARVEY COMPANY, Dowgate-hill, engineers.

July 16.

Ct. High Court. TREVOR, JOHN, Wellington, Salop, carpenter. Ct. Shrewsbury. July 14. WILLIAMS, ALICE MAUD, Tredegar, general dealer. Ct. Tredegar and Abertillery. July 16. WORTHING, THOMAS, Hay, carpenter. Ct. Hereford. July 15.

WILLIAMS, CLARENCE ALBERT, Lincoln, newsagent. Ct. Lincoln and Horncastle. July 14.

WEBB, DONALD P., Manchester, insurance broker. Ct. Manchester. July 16. WILKINSON, ROBERT (trading as The Broughton Street Dairy), Preston, dairyman. Ct. Preston and Chorley. July 12.

GAZETTE, JULY 22.

ATKINS, WILLIAM FRANK, Lydlinch, farmer. Ct. Dorchester. July 18.
BENNETT, CECIL MAURICE, Boyson-rd, Camberwell Gate, linoleum salesman. Ct.
High Court. July 19.

BUSBY, ARTHUR, late Birmingham, tailor. Ct. Birmingham. July 17.
BARKER, THOMAS ATHERLEY, Bradford, wool merchant. Ct. Bradford. July 19.
BREWER, ERNEST WILLIAM, Yoxford, poultry dealer. Ct. Ipswich. July 10.
BAIRD, ANDREW, Oswestry, draper. Ct. Wrexham. July 18.
BROWNBRIDGE, WILLIAM EDWARD, York, grocer. Ct. York. July 16.
CLARKE, HAROLD, Redditch, coal merchant. Ct. Birmingham. July 18.
CRAWSHAW, CAROLINE, Market Rasen, draper. Ct. Lincoln and Horncastle.
July 18.

COMPTON, THOMAS R., and HALLIDAY, DOUGLAS (late trading as Compton and
Halliday), Formby. Ct. Liverpool. July 17.

COBB, ALFRED WILLIAM, Wilby, confectioner. Ct. Northampton and Towcester. July 18.

ETHERIDGE, CARLTON, Erdington, advertising agent. Ct. Birmingham.

July 17.

EAST. JOSEPH LOWRENTZ, Great Grimsby, mate of a steam trawler. Ct. Great Grimsby. July 19.

FINNIS, CHARLES, Dover, stationer. Ct. Canterbury. July 17.

GREENWOOD, JOHN THOMAS, Carmarthen, coachbuilders. Ct. Carmarthen. July 18.

GREEN, CHARLES, Hastings, builder. Ct. Hastings. July 17.

GRIFFITHS, HENRY, Bargoed, tobacco dealer. Ct. Merthyr Tydfil. July 18.
GIBBS, WILLIAM COLSTON, late Minehead, butcher. Ct. Taunton. July 17.
HOPE, ERNEST, Wallasey, commission agent. Ct. Birkenhead. July 17.
HARRISON, ERNEST, Llanelly, poultry food dealer. Ct. Carmarthen. July 17.
HOGG, GORDON HARRISON, and HOGG, LILIAN (trading as G. and L. Hogg),
Cockermouth, outfitters. Ct. Cockermouth and Workington. July 16.
HOLMES, FRANK, Bradford, wool merchant. Ct. Huddersfield. July 18.
HOPKINS, JOHN, Bargoed, estate agent. Ct. Merthyr Tydfil. July 18.
HOOK, CYRIL LEONARD (trading as "H. and P. Accessories," Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, cycle accessory agent. Ct. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. July 17.
HARDY AND HANDLEY, Nottingham, millinery agents. Ct. Nottingham. July 16.
HERSHORN, FANNY (trading as B. Jacobs and The Harrow Provision Stores),
Harrow, grocer. Ct. St. Albans. July 16.

J. SLENDER AND SONS, Regent-st, woollen merchants. Ct. High Court. July 17.
JONES, OSWALD TUDNO (trading as E. D. Jones and Son), Prestatyn, builder. Ct.
Bangor. July 15.

JONES, ARTHUR, Ynysybwl, electrical engineer. Ct. Pontypridd, Ystradyfodwg and Porth. July 19.

JENKINS, S. T., late Maesteg, garage proprietor. Ct. Wandsworth. July 17. KRASA, LEOPOLD JACK, St. Cuthberts-rd, Brondesbury. Ct. High Court. July 16. LIDDLE, ALFRED FREDERICK, late Alexandra-grove, North Finchley, builder. Ct, High Court. July 17.

LOCKWOOD, ARTHUR JOHN, late Wingfield-st, Peckham, motor engineer. Ct. High Court. July 19.

July 19.

LUNN, ALFRED, Coventry, motor body builder. Ct. Coventry. July 17.
LOCKWOOD, HUBERT, Huddersfield, designer. Ct. Huddersfield.
MATTHEWS, SAMUEL JOHN, late Billinge, licensed victualler. Ct. Wigan. July 17.
MACDONALD, MALCOLM, East Castle-st, ladies' tailor. Ct. High Court. July 16.
MITCHELL, WILLIAM, Bradford, grocer. Ct. Bradford. July 19.
PETERS, MARJORIE, Bristol, general dealer. Ct. Bristol. July 18.
PHILLIPS, W. SHAW, Tetbury, film hirer. Ct. Swindon. July 16.
PRYSE, JOHN PRYSE HOWELL LOVEDEN, late Tenby, domiciled Englishman., Ct.
High Court. July 17.

READ, W. A., Victoria-st. Ct. High Court. July 17.

ROBINSON, JOSEPH (sen.), and ROBINSON, JOSEPH (jun.) (late trading as Robinson
and Son), Cardiff, cattle dealers. Ct. Cardiff. July 16.
ROBBINS, ALBERT EDWARD, Smethwick, baker. Ct. West Bromwich. July 1.
RUTTER, ALFRED JAMES, Clapham Common, schoolmaster. Ct. Wandsworth.
July 17.

SHORTLAND, FREDERICK HORACE, Luton, straw hat manufacturer.
July 17.

Ct. Luton.

SWEENEY, FRANK, Manchester, late garage proprietor. Ct. Manchester. July 18.
SHARP, ISAAC, Oxford-st, Whitechapel. Ct. High Court. July 17.
TOMBA, ALFRED, late Margate, provision dealer. Ct. High Court. July 17.
VIRGO, GEORGE, Wisbech-Saint-Peter, fruit agent. Ct. King's Lynn. July 17.
WALTER, C. (late trading as C. Walter and Co.), High Holborn, kinematograph
estate agent. Ct. High Court. June 12.

WILSON, A. KNOX, St. James-sq, gentleman. Ct. High Court. July 17.

Amended Notice substituted for that in Gazette, July 18. DICKINSON, ALBERT PERCY, Bargoed, motor engineer. Ct. Merthyr Tydfil. July 15.

ADJUDICATIONS. GAZETTE, JULY 18.

ALLEN, JOHN, Rochdale, director of a limited company. Ct. Rochdale. July 16.
BAILEY, HARRY MORTON (described in Rec. Order as H. M. Bailey), Maida Vale,
late linen draper. Ct. High Court. July 15.
BEECHER, FLORENCE NORTON (described in Rec. Order as F. N. Beecher). Ct.
High Court. July 14.

BRANSGROVE, SYDNEY, Maida Vale, theatrical manager. Ct. High Court.
July 14.

BURKE-JACKLIN, HAROLD, East Twickenham, company director. Ct. High Court.
July 15.

BLACKWELL, ALFRED THOMAS, Sutton, political agent. Ct. Croydon. July 16.
BILL, ALFRED EDWARD, Dudley, builder. Ct. Dudley. July 14.
BERSEY, ALFRED ERNEST, and BERSEY, MABEL ROSALIE, Dobwalls, poultry
farmers. Ct. Plymouth. July 16.

BARNETT, JACOB, West Hartlepool, sailors' outfitter. Ct. Sunderland. July 12.
COLLINGE, ARTHUR, Birkenhead, cotton salesman. Ct. Birkenhead. July 14.
CAWLEY, HERBERT ROBERT (late trading as H. Cawley), Chelmsford, oilman. Ct;
Chelmsford. July 12.

CHAPMAN, WILLIAM, Havant, music seller. Ct. Portsmouth. July 14.
DAREWSKI, JULIUS, Charing Cross-rd. Ct. High Court. July 15.
DONE, JAMES HANMER, Ellesmere Port, caterer. Ct. Birkenhead. July 14.
DUGDALE, MARY, Ambleside, confectioner. Ct. Kendal. July 16.

DICKINSON, ALBERT, Bargoed, motor engineer. Ct. Merthyr Tydfil. July 15.
FIELDING, DOUGLAS CLARK, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wireless dealer. Ct. New-
FREEMAN, HENRY JOSEPH DAVID, Victoria Park-sq, late insurance agent. Ct.
High Court. July 15.

castle-upon-Tyne. July 15.

GOOSSENS, EUGENE AYNSLEY (the younger), late Elm Park-gdns, Fulham-rd, musical conductor. Ct. High Court. July 16.

HOBSON, PETER (trading as Peter Hobson and Son), Bolton, oil and colour dealer. Ct. Bolton. July 14.

HEALEY, JAMES HENRY (trading as J. H. Healey and Son), Huddersfield, linen draper. Ct. Huddersfield. July 14.

HIND, JOHN, Lincoln, general dealer. Ct. Lincoln and Horncastle. July 14. HOLMAN, FRANK (trading as F. Holman), Newport, wood carver. Ct. Newport (Mon.). July 14.

HATTON, ÉVAN WILLIAM, Penygraig, colliery haulier. Ct. Pontypridd, Ystrady. fodwg and Porth. July 16.

JEFFS, ERNEST WILLIAM, Hillmorton Paddox, carter. Ct. Coventry. July 14.
KING-MORGAN, R., Lincoln, late motor traffic agent. Ct. Lincoln and Horncastle.
July 9.
KNAGGS, JOHN WILLIAM, Easington Colliery, tailor. Ct. Sunderland. July 14.
LOWE, JOHN KYRLE, Wardour-st, Oxford-st, antique dealer. Ct. High Court.
July 16.

LEWIS, ARTHUR EDWARD, and RAMSBOTTOM, RICHARD (late trading as Russell
Street Cinema Company), Keighley, cinema proprietors. Ct. Bradford.
July 14.

LITCHFIELD, JAMES FREDERICK, Girton, late smallholder. Ct. Cambridge. July 14.

MEDHURST, ARCHIBALD WILLIAM BERTRAM, Wandsworth Common, commercial traveller. Ct. Wandsworth. July 15.

MOORCROFT, HENRY (trading as The Monarch Confectionery Company), Ashtonunder-Lyne, manufacturing confectioner. Ct. Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge. July 16.

MILLWARD, HENRY CHARLES PERCIVAL, Great Yarmouth, fruiterer. Ct. Great Yarmouth. July 14.

MACKERILL, JOHN ROBERT, late Aldborough, bricklayer. Ct. Kingston-upon

Hull and Patrington. July 12.

NEWSTEAD, ARTHUR, Chester, taxidermist. Ct. Chester. July 16.

PAYNE, ERNEST EDWARD, Bawdeswell, grocer. Ct. Norwich. July 16.

PERRIAN, FORTUNATUS ROBERT HUTCHINGS, Falmouth, licensed victualler. Ct. Truro and Falmouth. July 16.

RADFORD, LEONARD ALDRIDGE, Leicester, electrical engineer. Ct. Leicester. July 14.

RUBENSTEIN, JULIUS, Kingston-upon-Hull, seaman's outfitter. Ct. Kingstonupon-Hull and Patrington. July 15.

RODERICK, JENKIN LLEWELLYN, Ebbw Vale, builder. Ct. Tredegar and Abertillery. July 15.

ROWLANDS, ELIZABETH, Aberystwyth, lodging house keeper. Ct. Aberystwyth, July 16.

ROWLANDS, RICHARD, Aberystwyth, draper. Ct. Aberystwyth. July 16.

SCOTT, LAURA, Bedminster, musical instrument dealer. Ct. Bristol. July 14. STEVENSON, CHARLES, Buxton, journalist. Ct. Stockport. July 8.

SHIRTCLIFFE, DAVID DENISON, Huddersfield, colliery agent. Ct. Huddersfield,
July 15.

SEALY, HUGH SAMUEL, Leicester, draper. Ct. Leicester. July 16.
TREVOR, JOHN, Salop, carpenter. Ct. Shrewsbury. July 14.

WINDSOR, WILLIAM, Finsbury Park, retired bank clerk. Ct. High Court. July 12,
WILSON, WILLIAM MACKENZIE, Sydenham. Ct. Greenwich. July 12.
WORTHING, THOMAS, Hay, carpenter. Ct. Hereford. July 15.

WILLIAMS, CLARENCE ALBERT, Lincoln, newsagent. Ct. Lincoln and Horncastle.
July 14.

WILKINSON, ROBERT (trading as The Broughton Street Dairy), Preston, dairy. man. Ct. Preston and Chorley. July 12.

WILLIAMS, ALICE MAUD, Tredegar, general dealer. Ct. Tredegar and Abertillery. July 16.

Amended notice substituted for that in Gazette, Jan. 29. ALEXANDER, FREDERICK MATTHIAS (described in Rec. Order as F. M. Alexander), Westminster, author. Ct. High Court. Jan. 25.

BAIRD, ANDREW, Oswestry, draper. Ct. Wrexham. July 18.
BROWNBRIDGE, WILLIAM EDWARD, York, grocer. Ct. York. July 16.
CLARKE, HAROLD, Redditch, coal merchant. Ct. Birmingham. July 18.
CRAWSHAW, CAROLINE, Market Rasen, draper. Ct. Lincoln and Horncastle.
July 18.

COMPTON, THOMAS RAYMOND, and HALLIDAY, DOUGLAS (late trading as Compton and Halliday, and also as "Maison Sarnia "), Formby, confectioners. Ct. Liverpool. July 18.

COBB, ALFRED WILLIAM, Wilby, confectioner. Ct. Northampton and Towcester. July 18.

CROUCH, ARTHUR JEFFS (described in the Pet. as Arthur J. Crouch), Warwick, traveller. Ct. Warwick. July 17.

COCKERTON, WILLIAM JAMES (described in Rec. Order as W. J. Cockerton), Stamford-bill, fishmonger. Ct. High Court. July 18.

DOMINY, ARTHUR JUNIAS (described in Rec. Order as A. J. Dominy), Broadhurstgdns, West Hampstead, retired bank manager. Ct. High Court. July 18. DOUGLAS, GEORGE C., late Finsbury-sq, domiciled Englishman. Ct. High Court. July 18.

DEAN, THOMAS, Claverley, erector of constructional steel work. Ct. Wolverhampton, July 18.

EAST, JOSEPH LOWRENTZ, Great Grimsby, mate of a steam trawler. Ct. Great
Grimsby. July 19.

ETHERIDGE, CARLTON, Erdington, advertising agent. Ct. Birmingham. July 17.
FINNIS, CHARLES, Dover, stationer. Ct. Canterbury. July 17.
GILLIARD, ROBERT SIMMONDS, late Herne-hill. Ct. High Court. July 18.
GREENWOOD, JOHN THOMAS, Carmarthen, coachbuilder. Ct. Carmarthen. July 18.
GIBBS, WILLIAM COLSTON, late Minehead, butcher. Ct. Taunton. July 17.
HARRISON, ERNEST, Llanelly, poultry food dealer. Ct. Carmarthen. July 17.
HOGG, GORDON HARRISON, and HOGG, LILIAN (trading as G. and L. Hogg), Cocker-
mouth, outfitters. Ct. Cockermouth and Workington. July 16.
HOLMES, FRANK, Bradford, wool merchant. Ct. Huddersfield. July 18.
HOPKINS, JOHN, Bargoed, house agent. Ct. Merthyr Tydfil. July 18.
IRVINE, TERENCE CARLYLE (described in Rec. Order as T. C. Irvin), Carlisle-
mans, Victoria. Ct. High Court. July 17.

JONES, ARTHUR, Ynysybwl, electrical engineer. Ct. Pontypridd, Ystradyfodwg, and Porth. July 19.

KIRKLAND, DEREK EYRE, Ashstead, motor engineer. Ct. Wandsworth. July 18.
LOCKWOOD, ARTHUR JOHN, Gordon-rd, Peckham, motor engineer. Ct. High
Court. July 19.

LUNN, ALFRED, Coventry, motor body builder. Ct. Coventry. July 17.
MACKENZIE, JOHN STANLEY, Croydon. Ct. Croydon. July 19.

MCCLATCHIE, WILLIAM RONALD, Nottingham, Scotch draper. Ct. Nottingham.
July 17.

MATTHEWS, SAMUEL JOHN, late Billinge, licensed victualler. Ct. Wigan. July 19. MADGE, CHARLES EDWIN (trading as Charles Edwin Field), late Willesden Green, domestic machinery dealer. Ct. High Court. July 17.

MITCHELL, WILLIAM, Bradford, grocer. Ct. Bradford. July 19.

MILLEDY, THOMAS GORE, South Woodford, farmer. Ct. Bury St. Edmunds. July 19.

PAYNE, MAURICE GEORGE JERVIS, Triangle, clerk in holy orders. Ct. Halifax. July 18.

PETERS, MARJORIE, Bristol, general dealer. Ct. Bristol. July 18.

PURCELL, ALLEN HAROLD DASHWOOD, Wimbledon, publishing agent. Ct. Kingston (Surrey). July 18.

PHILLIPS, W. SHAW, Tetbury, film hirer. Ct. Swindon. July 18.

ROBBINS, ALBERT EDWARD, Smethwick, baker. Ct. West Bromwich. July 1. ROBINSON, JOSEPH (senior), and ROBINSON, JOSEPH (junior) (trading as Robinson and Son), Cardiff, cattle dealers. Ct. Cardiff. July 16.

RICHARDS, NELSON MORTIMER (described in Rec. Order as Nelson Richards),
Holborn Viaduct. Ct. High Court. July 17.

RYDER, SAMUEL, Crewe, builder. Ct. Nantwich and Crewe. July 17.
STANIFORTH, HARRY, Harrow. Ct. St. Albans. July 16.

SHORTLAND, FREDERICK HORACE, Luton, straw hat manufacturer.

July 17.

Ct. Luton.

SWEENEY, FRANK, late Levenshulme, late garage proprietor. Ct. Manchester. July 18.

STRACHSTEIN, AARON, Stamford Hill. Ct. High Court. July 18.

VIRGO, GEORGE, Wisbech-Saint-Peter, fruit agent. Ct. King's Lynn. July 17. WELLS, GEORGE ALBERT (described in Rec. Order as George Wells), late Dericotest, Hackney, china merchant. Ct. High Court. July 17.

Amended notice substituted for that in Gazette July 4: ASHWIN, ERNEST ARTHUR (described in the Rec. Order as Ernest Ashwin), West Ealing, manufacturer's agent. Ct. Brentford. July 1.

Amended notice substituted for that in Gazette July 18: DICKINSON, ALBERT PERCY, Bargoed, motor engineer. Ct. Merthyr Tydfil. July 1.

ORDER ANNULLING, REVOKING, OR RESCINDING ORDER.
GAZETTE, JULY 22.

SENIOR, CROZIER & CO., late Stratford. Ct. High Court. June 26. (Rec. Order
May 1; Pet. March 26 dismissed).

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS

MARRIAGE

CUNNAH REID. On the 17th inst., at the Servite Church, London, S.W., Hugh Lupus Cunnah, of Carlisle-place, London, S.W., and son of the late Edward Cunnah, solicitor, Chester, to Christine Frances Paulet, widow of William Joseph Reid, of Galway, and only child of the late Major John Paulet Gollop, of Strode Manor, Dorset.

DEATHS

DENDY. On the 14th inst., suddenly, at Ewhurst, Swinton, near Manchester, John Denby, solicitor, aged 71 years.

HIGGINSON. On the 14th inst., at his residence, The Hollies, West Park-road, Blackburn, John Higginson, Freeman of the City of London in the Worshipful Company of Feltmakers, in his 75th year.

JEANS. On Tuesday, the 22nd July, at Ramsey, I.O.M., William Dampier Jeans, formerly of Warrington, solicitor, aged 90 years.

OPPENHEIMER. On the 11th inst., suddenly, Eugène Oppenheimer, of 59, Teignmouth-road, N.W. 2, and 12, Cross-lane, E.C. 3, aged 64.

SAULEZ. On the 7th inst., at 17, Grafton-street, Brighton, Alfred Harrison Saulez, of Hove.

TATHAM. On the 12th inst., at St. Marychurch, S. Devon, Charles Meaburn Tatham, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, aged 95 years.

UNDERWOOD.-On the 10th inst., at 29, Castle-street, Hereford, Edward Morgan Underwood, in his 84th year.

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HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE

KING'S BENCH DIVISIÓN

REX v. BROWN AND FULLER.-ReparationsRecovery of from Germany-Goods imported from Germany-Payment by importer of part of value Re A SOLICITOR.-Solicitor Suspension-Order -Notice diction HACKNEY BOROUGH COUNCIL v. METROPOLITAN ASYLUMS BOARD.-Rating-Occupation-Rateable occupation-Premises undergoing alterations

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HAWES v. STEPHENS.-Food and drugs-Margarine -Description on wrapper-Name other than one combining margarine " with approved descriptive name WING v. DENT MAIN COLLIERY COMPANY LIMITED. -Coal mines-Offences by owners-Same offences by manager-Conviction of manager 143 DENNIS v. MILES.-Stage carriage-Motor omnibus

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-Light locomotive-Whether a stage carriage. 146 ABBOTT v. BROMLEY.-Coal mines-PrecautionsApproach of disused workings-ExaminationFreedom from water SALFORD CORPORATION v. HALE. HousingDilapidations-Notice from local authority to repair-Default of owner

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Re A SOLICITOR.-Solicitor Suspension-Complaint to Law Society-Payments to public officer for introducing clients

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PROBATE, DIVORCE, AND ADMIRALTY

LEADING ARTICLES. &c.-continued.

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KERSWELL v. PERRY AND CO.-Workmen's compensation-Injury by accident (C.A.) . 89 LEPPER v. BURNELL AND Co.-Workmen's compensation-Practice (C.A.)

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ANOTHER, claimants).-Bills of sale-"True

owner" of goods (K.B.)

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JENKINSON v. WRIGHT.-Landlord and tenantRent restriction (K. B.)

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THE LAW AND THE LAWYERS

The Courts and Legal Business

ON Thursday last the Supreme Court closed its door until the 13th Oct., the position being even worse than that which obtained a year ago. In the Court of Appeal, Chancery matters are well up to date, and the King's Bench Final and New Trial list has been disposed of up to the end of April. But in the King's Bench the business is in a lamentable state. In addition to some forty special jury actions, which have stood over for one cause or another, that list dates back to March, and both the common jury and the non-jury list to February. One of the chief reasons for the diminution of common law business is the interminable delay and uncertainty in the trial of actions. Neither litigants nor their advisers can gauge, even approximately, when their disputes will be heard, and at the present time six to seven months seems to be the minimum period from setting down. For this state of affairs Parliament is to blame, for although lavish in expenditure for vote-catching schemes, it has always persistently starved the Law. At the present time, the Bench is hopelessly undermanned, and the only proper remedies are the permanent appointment of the two additional judges and the curtailment of the Long Vacation by the days in October. No greater impetus could be given to legal businsss than by clearing the lists so that all causes would be tried within two months of setting down.

LICENSED PREMISES AND THE

RENT ACTS

It becomes apparent from a consideration of such cases as Brakspear v. Barton (157 L. T. Jour. 325) and Glossop v. Ashley (125 L. T. Rep. 842; (1922) 1 K.B. 1) that the application of the Rent Restriction Acts to public-houses and other licensed premises may in several instances prove inequitable. In Westminster and General Properties and Investment Company v. Simmons (35 Times L. Rep. 669), which was a decision under the earlier Acts, it was decided that a public-house, part of which was used for residential purposes, was a dwelling-house, and the broad principle laid down in that case, that a dwellinghouse may be controlled notwithstanding the fact that part is used for business purposes, was subsequently given statutory confirmation by sect. 12, 2 (ii.) of the Act of 1920, which provided that "the application of the Act to any house or part of a house shall not be excluded by reason only that part of the premises is used as a shop or office, or for business, trade, or professional purposes." Such a provision was no doubt necessary in order to bring within the scope of the Acts the numerous shop-dwellings situate throughout the country.

But, on the other hand, it was unfortunate that licensed premises were not treated on a different footing.

Thus in Glossop v. Ashley a public-house was let in Aug, 1911 to a brewery company at a rent of £130 per annum, Subsequently the brewery company sublet the premises, the rental payable to them by their sub-tenants on the 3rd Aug. 1914 being £24 per annum. This rent of £24, however, was a tied-house rent. The court held that the rent payable by the persons in actual occupation of the premises was to be considered for the purpose of arriving at the standard rent,