Parsons v.

Winter v. Sadler

Trade Mark; Re Trade Mark Act 1905 Re Welford (deceased); Waddington

Re John Barnard (deceased); Barnard v. Barnard

Re H. Powell Richards, a Solicitor; Re Taxation of Costs

Re Clark's Trusts; Re Phillips (deceased); Phillips v. Phillips

Re Julius Cæsar Czarnikow (deceased); Czarnikowe. Ganzoni

Re

Kemeys-Tynte; Kemeys-Tynte

Kemeys-Tynte v.

Re Reynolds (deceased); Reynolds v. Dixey

Re Hitchen (deceased): Jolliffe v. Hitchen Re M. A. Sealy (deceased): Sealy v. Sealy Re S. S. Mander's Trusts; Mander v. Felkin

Re Graham Wigan; Ex parte The Fxtraordinary Tithe Redemption Act 1886

Haswell v.

Re F. Haswell (deceased):
Haswell; Haswell e. Smith
Re Stevens: Stevens v. Stevens
Re Bladon (deceased); Dando v. Porter

Ke W. Scruton (deceased); Folkard v.
Garbutt

Re Stephenson, Harwood, and Co. and
Taxation of Costs

Re John Wilkinson (deceased); Halstead
. Wilk nson

RG. Ambler (deceased; Ambler v.
Ambler

Re Jenkins' Trusts; Birca v. Jenkins
Re Pryon (deceased): Hill v. Prynn
Ke Skene's Settlement: Arnold v Skene
Re Wilson; Bromley-Wilson v. Bromley
Re Miles' Settlement; Miles v. Mander
Re T. Lewis' Policy (Ex parte National
Provident Institution).

COMPANIES (WINDING-UP) AND CHANCERY DIVISION.
COMPANIES (WINDING-UP).

Petitions.

Gloria Copper Mines (Spain) Limited
(pet, of C. B. Toller)
Ind, Coope, and Co. Limited (pet. of C.
Spalding)

Same (pet. of H. G Da Costa)
Same (pet of Shuters, Chippendales, and
Colyers Limited)

La Marton Rubber Estates Limited (pet.
of H. F. Hargreaves and another)
Camden Brewery Company Limited (pet.
of Turner. Byrne, and Co.
Same (pet. of S. J. Garrett and Co)
Kubber Corporation of Brazil Limited
(pet. of L. H. Green and another)
Mersea

and District Gas Company Limited (pet. of J. A. Drake and another) Mines and Banking Corporation Limited (pet. of J. A. Ingham) Maikop European and General Oil Trust Limited (pet. of Ann»ble and Young) J. Francis and Co Limited (pet. of G. H. Cromack)

G. Aston and Sons Limited (pet. of Dick Kerr and Co. Limited)

B. U. B. T. Co. Ltd. (pet of Shrewsbury, S. T. and Challiner Tyre Co. Limited)

Grande Maison D'Automobiles L'mited (pet. of Prowodnik Tyre and Rubber Company Limited);

Challen and Son Limited (pet. of Brooks Limited)

Goyt Spinning Company Limited (pet. of Pike, Berwick, and King Limited (pet. of A. H. Stott) Cadogan Laundry Company Limited (pet. T Parker and another) of Skilbeck Brother-) Aviation Courses Limited (pet. of Borough Council of Doncaster and another) Social Bureau Limited (pet. of M. A. Klitz) Greenwich Cinema de Lux Limited (pet. of Walter Tyler Limiteu) Gost Spinning Company Limited (pet, of . R. Sewell)

Oil and Ozokerite Company Limited (pet. of Cari May) Buyers

Association Limited (pet. of Robertson and Baxter Limited. Oil and Ozokerite Company Limited (pet. of E. Newton).

Before Mr. Justice PARker. Further Consideration.

E. Arbib and others v. Venice and Murano Glass Company Limited.

Motion (by Order).

Bonnet v. Hirsch.

Causes for Trial with Witnesses.

Ia

Re

Bernhardt

The De Long Hook and Eye Company v. Newey Brothers Limited

Re Applications by Ogston and Tennant

Lawley Re W. H. Tylor (deceased); Tindall v. Tylor

Re The Duke of Hamilton (deceased); Graham v. Dalziel

Re Taylor's Taylor

Settlement ! Niblett

v.

Re Elizabeth Waddington (deceased);
Waddington v. Waddington
Jones v. Bird

Re

SUMMARY OF CHANCERY CAUSE LIST.

Mr. Justice Joyce: Witness Actions, 86; Adjourned Summonses, 4-Total, 90. Mr. Justice Swinfen Eady: Witness Actions, 28-Total, 28.

Mr. Justice Warrington: Witness Action, 1; Further Considerations, 3; Petition, 1; Non-Witness Actions and Adjourned Summonses, 15-Total, 20.

Mr. Justice Neville: Further Considerations, 2; Non-Witness Actions and Adjourned Summonses, 29: Total, 31.

Mr. Justice Parker: Witness Actions, 44; Further Consideration, 1; Motion, 1 -Total, 46.

Mr. Justice Eve: Witness Actions, 6; Non-Witness Actions and Adjourned Summonses, 41; Further Considerations, 3-Total, 50.

Total Causes and Matters for Hearing in the Chancery Division, 265.

Companies (Winding-up) Matters for Hearing before Mr. Justice Swinfen Fady and Mr. Justice Neville:-Petitions, Companies (Winding-up), 26; Petitions (Cuancery Division), 2; Motion, Companies (Winding-up). 1; Court Summonses, Companies (Winding-up) and Chancery Division, 7-Total, 36.

1 Nelson Line v. Nelson and Sons 2 LANCASHIRE (PRASTON) Willoughby

3 SURREY (LAMBETH) Fraser r. Refuge Assurance Company

4 Edgar v. Tronoh Mines Limited

5 Kellner Partington Paper Pulp Company Limited v. Wertheim

6 CHESHIRE (CHESTER)-Mentors Limited v. Evans

7 Wild, Neame, and Co. v. Brothers

Biddell

8 YORKSHIRE (LEEDS)-Sly v. Adis 9 DEVONSHIRE (PLYMOUTH AND EAST STONEHOUSE)-Elson v. Crooks and

others

19 MIDDLESEX (MARYLEBONE)-Bates v. Gomer

20 BEDFORDSHIRE (LUTON) -Cook and another v. Cole and others

21 Mann and Overtons v. Waterloo Taxicab Company

22 SURREY (WANDSWORTH)-Rennie Schobert

v.

23 Jones Brothers (Holloway) Limited v. Pelletier

24 MIDDLESEX (BLOOMSBURY) - National Cash Register Company Limited . Noble

25 Lax and Shawv Gugenheimer and Co. 26 SCFFOLK (LOWESTOFT) - Hutchings v. Bowering and others

10 SURREY (CROYDON) - Kirkwood v. 27 CARMARTHENSHIRE
Claxton and Tilling

11 MIDDLESEX (WESTMINSTER)-Dominion
of Canada General Trading and Invest
ment Syndicate Limited v. Brigstocke
12 MIDDLESEX (Bow)-Heine v. Robinson
15 Priddy and Hale Limited v. Guardians
of Woolwich Union
14 NORFOLK (SWAFFHAM)-Seaman and
another v. Earl of Leicester and
(KETTERING)

anotber

15 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Drever v. Ivrea

16 MONMOUTHSHIRE (NEWPORT)-In the Matter of the Sterilised Flock Company Limited

17 WORCESTERSHIRE (DUDLEY) - Chambers v. Thompson

18 WARWICKSHIRE (BIRMINGHAM)-Onion v. Taylor

Lotinga v. Mattushзk

(LLANDILO)

Davies Davies and another

28 SAME-Jones v. Davies

29 Felixstowe Dock and Railway Company . Fasey and Son

30 STAFFORDSHIRE (WOLVERHAMPTON)— Potts and Sons v. Johnston

31 Wright v. Butt and others

32 SUFFOLK (IPSWICH)-Suffolk E'ectricity, &c. Company v. Turners and others; Beckett, Claimant

33 MIDDLESEX (BLOOMSBURY)-Cracknell v. Bevan

34 LONDON-Cohen v. Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society

35 SUFFOLK (IPSWICH)-Day v. East Suffolk County Council

36 J. Barker and Co. Limited v. Etheridge

37 LONDON-Everitt v. Elven.

MOTIONS FOR JUDGMENT.

Pembery and others r. Rickward and others.

SPECIAL PAPER.

DIVISIONAL LIST.-SUMMARY.

Crown Paper, 23; Civil Paper, 37: Special Paper, 1; Revenue Paper, 21 Total, 82.

APPEALS AND MOTIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Appeals from County Courts to be heard by a Divisional Court sitting in Bankruptcy, pending 2nd June 1911.

Re S. W. M. Somerville (No. 26 of 1999); Ex parte Cooper Corbidge, Trustee . The Bankrupt

Re A Debtor (No. 13 of 1908): Ex parte The Official Receiver v. The Right Hon. Lord Biddulph of Ledbury

Re F. U. Weob; Ex parte The St. Anne's Well Brewery Company Limited v. The Official heceiver

RA Debtor (No 5 of 1911): Ex parte
The Debtor r. The Petitoning Creditor
and The Official Receiver
Re A Debtor (No. 6 of 1911): Ex parte
The Petitioning Creditors v. The Debtor
Re G. A. Howell (No. 37 of 1908); Er
parte A. F. V. Wid v. The Oficial
Receiver and J. J. Abell,

Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division. PROBATE ACTIONS and MATRIMONIAL CAUSES to be Heard and Tried at Trinity Sittings 1911.

ABBREVIATIONS.-P. Probate-D. Dissolution of Marriage J.S. Judicial Separation -N. Nullity-I. Issue-R. C. R. Restitution of Conjugal Rights-A. Act on PetitionJ.M. Jactitation of Marriage-L.D.A. Legitimacy Declaration Act.

When preceded by "H." suit brought by Husband, and "W." suit brought by Wife. A List of Causes in the order in which they are set down for Trial will be posted at the Registry, Somerset House, and Supplemental Lists may be printed from time to

Clark

24 H.D.-Sanders, A. E. v. Senders. A. E. | 65 H.D.-Raymond 25 H.D.-Owen v. Owen and Michael

v. Raymond and

26 W D-Michael, C. v Michael, A. C. 66 W.J.S.-Bessie, E. S. v Bossie. A. 27 H.D. May . May, White, and 67 H.D.-Greenhouse . Greenhouse and Leverington

28 W.D.-Snowden, M. v. Snowden, H. 29 H.D.-Barnes v. Barnes and Hay 30 W.D.-Cottrell, M. v. Cottrell, E. N. 31 H.D.-Evans e. Evans and Toller 32 W.J.S.-Lougman, R. v. Longman, W.C.

33 H.D-Yusuf Alir. Yusuf Ali and Thorge

34 H N.-Oetke V. Carter) (in camera)

35 W.D.-North, F. M.

Oetke

(otherwise

North, A A.

36 W D.-Dyson, E. E. Dyson, P. A. S. 37 H.D.-Beer v. Beer and Paddon

38 W.D.-Winby, C. E. v. Winby, I. S. 39 W.RC.R

Thompson, H. E.

Thompson, N. A

40 W.D-Fry, N. e. Fry, J. H.

41 W.R.C.R.-Guinness, E. v. Guinzess,

R S.

42 H.D.-Wills, G. v. Wills, J.

Walters

W.N. Marriott (otherwise Sutcliffe) | 98 W.J.S.-Green, A. M. v. Green, T. H. Marriot

83 W.D-Roberts, I. T. v. Roberts, W. G. 84 W.D.-Mo gan, A. E. e. Morgan, T. H. 85 H.D.-Randall v. Randall and Cable 86 H.D.-Bone r. Bone and Urry

87 H.D.-Winchester c. Winchester and
Parr

88 W.D-Parr, E. L. v. Parr, W. G.
89 H.D.-Varney v. Varney and Brown
90_W.D.-Jackson, M. B. J. v. Jacason,
F. H.

91 W.D.-Whish, E. A. G. v. Whish,
C. W. E.

92 H.D.-Leslie v. Leslie and Cuthbert

99 W D.-Rolfe, R. E. A. r. Rolfe, A. L. 100 W.D.-Pygott, H. v. Pygott, J. 101 W.D-Plan', L. F. v. Plant, G. A. D. 102 W.D.-Colquhoun, M. E. v. Colquhoun. A. H

103 W D.-Locke, D. E. v. Locke, I. K. H.

104 W.D.-Gattey, M J. v. Gattey, E. 105 W.D.-Brice-Bowen, J. v. BiteBowen, C

106 H.D.-Timms . Timms, Lyas, and La hom

107 W.D.-Goldsmid, V. F. M. v. Goldsmid Y. C.

108 H.D.-Jennings v.

Rammell

109 H.D-Williams Glaze

Jennings and

V. Williams and

110 H.D.-Hassan, J. v. Hassan, J. M.

25 P.-Sinclair (deceased); Metcalfe and another Sinclair and another (not till Michaelmas Sittings)

26 P.-Akers (deceased); Sheppard and another v. Daniels and others

27 P-Webb (deceased); Webb v. Webb 28 W.D.-Field, E. K. v. Field, S. 29 W. D. Varcoe, M. A. v. Varcoe A. E. T. H.

30 P.-Schooling (deceased); Holloway v. Jones and others

31 H.D.- Barlow v. Barlow and Smith (King's Proctor showing cause)

32 H.D.-Wa te v. Waite and Barnes 36 W.N.-Latta (otherwise Hobday) v. Latta (in camerû)

31 P.-Briggs (deceased); Briggs r. Briggs 35 W.D-Fowler, I. N. v. Fowler, V. Jun (Mayors cited)

36 H.D.-Hanchett, A. v. Hanchett, E. 37 H.D.-Hagger v. Hagger and Gathercole

44 H.D.-Wiggins v. Wiggins and Lovegrove

45 H.D.-Hughes v. Hughes and John

stone

46 I.-Medcalfe (deceased); Mills v. Medcalf

47 P.- Cave (deceased); Cave v. Cavé 48 H.D.-Geddes v. Geddes and Lavelle 49 P.-Lees (deceased); Lees". Lees 50 P-Black (deceased); Clarke v. Black 51 W.D.-Woolf A. N. v. Woolf, M. 52 W.D.-Allen-Maddy, M. E. . AllenMaddy, W. W. M.

53 w N.-Ingham (otherwise Shepherd) r. Ingham

54 H.D.-Horner v. Horner and Freeman 55 W.J S.-Thomas, A. A. v Thomas, G. 56 P.-Taylor (deceased); Taylor e. King

and others

57 H.D.-Bance v. Bance, James, and Smith

58 H.D.-Payne, C. v. Payne, L. S.

59 H.D.-Simmons v. Simmons and Sum

mers

60 H.D.-Sir Hervey Bathurst r. Lady Hervy Bathurst and de Jancourt 61 H.D.-Barret v. Barret and Baxter 62 W.D.-Barret, L. M. v. Barret, T. L. 63 W.D.-Bottomley, E. H. v. Bottomley, I. H.

64 P.-McKay (deceased); May r. Dobson and others

65 H.D.-Busby r. Busby and Richardson (King's Proctor showing cause)

66 H.-Pearce v. Pearce and Johns 67 W.D.-Howland, E. K. v. Rowland, A. N. A.

68 P.-Finch (deceased); Briggs and another v. Sampson and another

69 W.D.-Langhorne, E. K. v. Langhorne D. H.

70 H N.- Burnett v. Burnett (otherwise Bateson) (in camerá)

71 W.N.-Saunderson (otherwise Cuningham) v. Saunderson (in camera)

72 H.D.-Hanson v Hanson, Moncrieff, and Atkins

73 W.R.O.R.-Cowans, E. M. t. Cowans, J. S.

10 H.D.-Smith v. Smith and Jenkins 11 H.D.-Haines v. Baiues and Garbutt 12 H.D.-Barnfather v. Barnfather and

Kennett

13 H.D.-Tarrant v. Tarrant and Knight 14 H.D.-York York and Gardner 15 P.-Halburd (deceased); Halburd. Walker

16 H.D.-Hurley v Hurley and Dillon 17 P.-Willetts (deceased); Willetts Bishop and another

18 H.D.-Hanson v. Hanson, Mason, Thorpe, and Call

19 H.D.-Clifton v. Clifton and Prichard 20 H.D.-Pelham . Felham and Langrish

21 P.-Leather (deceased); Lewis Leather

22 H.D.-Woolf v. Woolf and Dayre'l

23 H.D-Hains v. Hains and Coates

34

.D.-Airey v. Airey and Karfunkel

stein

35 H D.-Holmes r. Holmes and Ashton 36 H D.-Urquhart v. Urquhart and Boswall

37 P.-Thomas (deceased); Hughes v. Hughes and others

39 H.D-Gilbert v. Gilbert and Broad 40 P.-Risdon (deceased); Radford and another v. Risdon

41 W J.S.-Napper, M. A. v. Napper, F. 42 P.-Fox (deceased); Fox v. Fox and others

43 P.-Davis (deceased): Harvey and another v. Davis and another

44 H.D.-Price r. Price and Brooke 45 H.D.-Glossop r. Glossop and Plow. right

46 H.D.-Cleaver «. Cleaver and Paget

2 HD. Northcott v. Northcott and Goldner (stay sec.) (defended) Trinity 1909.

3 H.D.-Barber v. Barber and Brough ton (stay sec.) (defended)

4 W.J.S.-Chippendale, R. v. Chippendale, A. A.

5 H.D.-Orchard, J. C. v. Orchard, R. A. (stay sec.) (defended)

Michaelmas 1909.

6 W.J.S-Vardopulo, J. F. v. Vardopulo, E. (defended)

7 H.D. Chapman, E. I. v. Chapman, M. A. (defended)

24 W.J.S-Tyson, E. E v. Tyson, E. (de

fended)

de

25 P-Absolon (otherwise Smith, ceased); Absolon and another で、 Clarke and another (defended)

26 W.J.S.-Burness, C. E. v. Burness, G. M. (defended)

27 W.J.S.-Feutrier, E. M. v. Feutrier, A. F. L (defend d)

28 W R.O.R.-Brown, J. v. Brown, D (defended)

29 W J.S.-Higgins, E. v. Higgins, E. B, (Hope intervening) (CJ)

30 W.J.S.-Barrs, A. E. v. Barrs, J. H. (S.J.)

ADMIRALTY.

Actions for Trial.

Ship Fleswick
Ship Fram
Ship Fredheim
Ship Gascon

Ship Goole No. 10

Ship Haake

Ship Havre

Ship Hermione

Ship Herzogin Cecilie
Ship Hilda

Ship Hohenfelde
Ship Holnis
Ship Hope

Ship Hopper No. 1
Ship Irena
Ship Irina

Ship James Weston

Ship Jewish

Ship Kotie

Ship King Ditto

Ship Ki by
Ship Kurland
Ship Lappland
Ship Lincoln

Ship Locksley

Ship Lowmoor

Ship Lucy Anderson

Ship Margaret Jones

Ship Marguerite Molinos

Ship Merchant

Ship Michail

Ship Milton

Ship Moskan

Ship Neujahrwasser
Ship North Point
Ship Nyroca

Ship Osmanli

Appeals to the Divisional Court.

Actions for trial, 111; Appeals to Divisional Court, 4; total, 115

MEMORANDUM.-No complete list of actions to be tried in this division can be given in advance, as the number and order in which they will be tried are necessarily dependent upon the presence in this country of seafaring witnesses whose movements are uncertain. The list will therefore be subject to alterations and additions.

CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES.-SUMMER ASSIZES. THE following judges will remain in town: The Lord Chief Justice of England, Darling, J., A. T. Lawrence, J., and Hamilton, J., during the whole of the circuita; the other judges till their respective commission days.

Notice. In cases where no date in parentheses is appended, both civil and criminal business must be ready to be taken on the first working day; in other cases the date appended indicates the day before which civil business will not be taken. In the case of circuit towns to which two judges go there will be no alteration in the old practice.

NORTH-EASTERN (GRANTHAM and SCRUTTON, JJ.).
Newcastle (2), Monday, June 26
York (2), Tuesday, July 11
Durham (2), Monday, July 3
Leeds (2), Monday, July 17.

:

:

Monday.

Tuesday.

Wednesday. Thursday. Friday.

EMERGENCY..... Church

Theed

APPEAL CT. II.... Synge .......

Churcu

Bloxa n Theed

Farmer

JOYCE. J. ....... Bloxam
SWINFEN EADY, J. Goldschmidt Synge

Bloxam ...... Farmer
Leach. Borrer Beal. Greswell...... Goldschmidt Synee
Greswell..... Goldschmidt Synge Church......... Theed

Theed

Leach

Farmer Bloxam Leach...... Borrer........ Beal Church Bloxam Greswell...... Goldschmidt Synge Borrer

Leach... ...Borrer

Farmer

Leach
Gr well

Farmer

Church

Beal

Eloxa

MEADE, THE HON. E., late Belgrave-sq. June 7.

PRICHARD, BERNARD ELLIOT, Stepney, lieutenant in the navy. June 7. WORGER, RICHARD FULTON (professionally known as Geoffrey Fulton), Durand-grdns, Clapham-rd, actor. June 7.

To surrender at their respective District Courts.

BUXTON, FRANK, Needham Market, harness maker. Ct. Bury St.
Edmunds. June 7.
CHISNELL, ROBERT (trading as R. and C. Chisnell), Winchester, tobac-
conist. Ct. Winchester. June 7.
CRUMP, FRED, Tunstall, fishmonger. Ct. Hanley. June 7.

GOODMAN, WILLIAM, and MURKETT, GEORGE, Wellingborough, builders.
Ct. Northampton. June 3.

HARVEY, FREDERICK TAYLOR, Henbury, plumber. Ct. Bristol. June 3.
HEYS, HIRAM, Burnley, joiner. Ct. Burnley. June 3.
JONES, MOSES ROWLAND, Blaenau Festiniog, licensed victualler.
Portmadoc and Festiniog. June 6.

Ct.

JOHNSON, JOHN, Fen Drayton, farmer. Ct. Peterborough. June 7.
JONES, EDWIN, Newcastle Emiyn, haulier. Ct. Carmarthen. June 2.
PARRY, SARAH, Welshpool, innkeeper, widow. Ct. Newtown. June 6.
RAYWOOD, RICHARD, Harley, farmer. Ct. Shrewsbury. June 7.
ROBERTS, WILLIAM JOHN, Tredegar, baker. Ct. Tredegar. June 3.
THRUSH, WILLIAM JAMES, Bristol, wholesale tobacconist. Ct. Bristol.
June 3.

TURNER, JOHN GEORGE (trading as George Turner), Lincoln, tailor. Ct.
Lincoln. June 7.

Amended notice substituted for that published in Gazette, May 26. LEE, FRANK, late Manchester, grocer. Ct. Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge. May 24.

GAZETTE, JUNE 13.

To surrender at the High Court of Justice, in Bankruptcy. FOGDEN, FRANK MEISTER, jun., late Clapton-common, Clapton, commercial clerk. June 9.

MARCH, GEORGE ARCHIBALD (trading as Ivan Mollvo and Co.), Old Bond. st, cigarette dealer. June 8.

ROBINS, S. ARTHUR, Windsor-rd, Forest Gate. June 8.
VENABLES, C. E., New Broad-st, company secretary. June 8.
WADDINGTON, J., Creed-la, Ludgate-hill. June 8.
WEINBERG, J., late Fulham-rd. June 8.

WEST, FRANCIS EDWARD, late Ropemaker-st, financier. June 8.

To surrender at their respective District Courts. BELL, LAWRENCE, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, commercial clerk. Ct. Newcastleupon-Tyne. June 7.

BAKER, ANDREW, late Scunthorpe, baker. Ct. Exeter. June 7.
BURT, WILLIAM THOMAS, late Fowey, painter. Ct. Truro. June 8.
BENGREE, FREDERICK, Rushbury, blacksmith. Ct. Shrewsbury. June 10.
COOKSEY, EDWARD HENRY; BELTON, HENRY JOHN; BELTON, HERBERT
GEORGE (trading as Belton and Co.), Worthing, yacht builders. Ct.
Brighton. June 8.

CLAPHAM, FREDERICK GEORGE, Farnham, chemist. Ct. Guildford and
Godalming. June 9.

COPP, WILLIAM, Honiton, butcher. Ct. Exeter. June 6.

CUMBY, FRIDAY LAST, late Gorleston, market gardener. Ct. Great Yarmouth. June 10.

CHASTEL, MAURICE CHARLEMAGNE (trading as Madame Bell), Canterbury, milliner. Ct. Canterbury. June 12.

ELTON, ADA, Leicester, fancy dealer. Ct. Leicester. June 9.

JENKINS, HENRY CHARLES, Brighton, pork butcher. Ct. Brighton.

June 8.

LOWE, JAMES ALFRED, Reading, music dealer. Ct. Reading. June 10.
MILLWARD, HENRY, Stafford, builder. Ct. Stafford. June 7.
PITCHER, EDWIN, Upper Parkstone, builder. Ct. Poole. June 9.

PASCOE, ANDREW, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, coal merchant. Ct. Newcastleupon-Tyne. June 9.

ROUCH, WILLIAM JAMES, Deal, tobacco dealer. Ct. Canterbury. June 10.
RICHARDS, SAMUEL EDWARD, Nottingham, printer. Ct. Nottingham.
June 8.

TAYLOR, THOMAS, Walsall, saddlery manufacturer. Ct. Walsall. June 8.
TILLER, JAMES, Chandlersford, builder. Ct. Winchester. June 10.
VINCE, CHARLES, Forest Hill, telephone instrument packer.

Greenwich. June 8.
WEST, ALBERT, late Lydney, farmer. Ct. Newport, Mon. June 10.

Ct.

Edmunds. June 7.

Ct. Bury St.

COTTON, FREDERICK ACKROYD, Wells. Ct. Norwich June 6.
CRUMP, FRED, Tunstall, fishmonger. Ct. Hanley. June 7.
CCWDY, SAMUEL HOWELL PERCIVAL. Birmingham, drug stores proprietor.
Ct. Birmingham. June 2.

FERNIE, RALPH, late Brundall, captain. Ct. Norwich. June 6.
GILL, GEORGE, Birmingham, baker. Ct. Birmingham. June 3.
HEYS, HIRAM, Burnley, Joiner. Ct. Burnley. June 3.

HARVEY, FREDERICK TAYLOR, Henbury, plumber. Ct. Bristol. June 3.
JOHNSON, JOHN, Fen Drayton, farmer. Ct. Peterborough. June 7.
JONES, EDWIN, Newcastle Emlyn, haulier. Ct. Carmarthen. June 2.
KITCHENER, E. E., late Wolverton, boot dealer. Ct. Northampton.

June 2.

LEE, FRANK, late Manchester, grocer. Ct. Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge. May 27.

NICHOLSON, HENRY LOUIS, Manchester, commercial traveller. Ct. Salford. June 3.

OGDEN, SAMUEL (late trading as S. Ogden and Co.), Haworth, late brewer. Ct. Bradford. June 2.

PEARSON, WILLIAM ARTHUR, Levenshulme, grey cloth merchant. Ct.
Manchester. June 3.

PARRY, SARAH, Welshpool, innkeeper, widow. Ct. Newtown. June 6.
ROBERTS, WILLIAM JOHN, Tredegar, baker. Ct. Tredegar. June 3.
REEDY, JOHN, Blackburn, clogger. Ct. Blackburn and Darwen. June 3.
STEPHENSON, ROBERT OWEN WESTON (described in the receiving order as
Robert Owen Western Stephenson), New Kent-rd, manager of a
limited company. Ct. High Court. May 30.

THRUSH, WILLIAM JAMES, Bristol, wholesale tobacconist. Ct. Bristol.
June 7.

TURNER, JOHN GEORGE (trading as George Turner), Lincoln, tailor. Ct. Lincoln. June 7.

WILKINSON, CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Darlington, chartered accountant. Ct. Stockton-on-Tees. June 3.

WORGER, RICHARD FULTON (professionally known as Geoffrey Fulton), Durand-grdns, Clapham-rd, actor. Ct. High Court. June 7.

GAZETTE, JUNE 13.

BURT, WILLIAM THOMAS, late Fowey, painter. Ct. Truro. June 8.
BARBER, EDWARD BARKER, Sheffield, surgeon. Ct. Sheffield. June 8.
BENGREE, FREDERICK, Rushbury, blacksmith. Ct. Shrewsbury. June 10.
BELL, LAWRENCE, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, commercial clerk. Ct. Newcastle-
upon-Tyne. June 10.

BAKER, ANDREW, late Scunthorpe, baker. Ct. Exeter. June .7.

CHISNELL, ROBERT (trading as R. and C. Chisnell), Winchester, tobacconist. Ct. Winchester. June 10.

COPP, WILLIAM, Honiton, butcher. Ct. Exeter. June 6.

CHASTEL, MAURICE CHARLEMAGNE (trading as Madame Bell), Canterbury, milliner. Ct. Canterbury. June 12.

CAIRNS, WILLIAM JORDAN, late Eastwood, licensed victualler. Ct. Chelmsford June 7.

COOKSEY, EDWARD HENRY; BELTON, HENRY JOHN; BELTON, HERBERT GEORGE (trading as Belton and Co.), Worthing, yacht builders. Ct. Brighton. June 8.

CUMBY, FRIDAY LAST, late Gorleston, market gardener. Ct. Great Yarmouth. June 10.

DREYFUS, ERNEST, Oval-rd, Regent's Park, dealer in antiques. Ct. High Court. June 9.

ELTON, ADA, Leicester, fancy dealer. Ct. Leicester. June 9.

EVANS, GEORGE, Glencoe-mansions, Chapel-st, Brixton, builder. Ct. High Court. June 8.

FOGDEN, FRANK MEISTER, jun., late Clapton-common, Clapton, commercial clerk. Ct. High Court. June 9.

FRANKLIN, SAMUEL, Great Pearl-st, Spitalfields, late saw mill proprietor. Ct. High Court. June 7.

HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM GEORGE SYDNEY, late Wolverton, hairdresser. Ct. Newport and Ryde. June 6.

JONES, MOSES ROWLAND, Blaenau Festiniog, licensed victualler. Ct. Portmadoc and Festiniog. June 9.

JONES, CYRIL HORACE, Clapham Junction, boot dealer. Ct. Wandsworth.

June 9.

JENKINS, HENRY CHARLES, Brighton, pork butcher. Ct. Brighton. June 8.

KIRBY, ROBERT DORRIEN, late Shirlock-rd, Hampstead, clerk in holy orders. Ct. High Court. June 7.

LEAVER, HENRY ARTHUR, St. Mary-axe, consulting engineer. Ct. High Court. June 7.

LOWE, JAMES ALFRED, Reading, music dealer. Ct. Reading. June 10. MARCH, GEORGE ARCHIBALD (trading as Ivan Mollvo and Co.), Old Bondst, cigarette dealer. Ct. High Court. June 8.

MARTIN, GEORGE HENRY, Strand, builder. Ct. High Court. June 7.
MILLWARD, HENRY, Stafford, builder. Ct. Stafford. June 10.
PITCHER, EDWIN, Upper Parkstone, builder. Ct. Poole. June 9.
PASCOE, ANDREW, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, coal merchant. Ct. Newcastle-
upon-Tyne. June 9.
RAYWOOD, RICHARD, Harley, farmer. Ct. Shrewsbury. June 10.
REVELL, JAMES HERBERT, Cheltenham, hotel proprietor. Ct. Cheltenham.
June 7.
RICHARDS, SAMUEL EDWARD, Nottingham, printer. Ct. Nottingham.
June 8.

SHOTTER, W R., Tiverton-mansions, Gray's-inn-rd. Ct. High Court.
June 8.

Ct.

SEERS, CHARLES WILLIAM, late Bath, coal merchant. Ct. Bath. June 9.
TAYLOR, THOMAS, Walsall, saddlery manufacturer. Ct. Walsall. June 8.
TILLER, JAMES, Chandlersford, builder. Ct. Winchester. June 10.
VINCE, CHARLES, Forest Hill, telephone instrument packer.
Greenwich. June 8.
WEST, ALBERT, late Lydney, farmer. Ct. Newport, Mon. June 10.
Amended notice substituted for that published in Gazette, Nov. 27, 1903.
RADCLIFFE, JAMES LEONARD PERCIVAL (described in the receiving order as
L. Radcliffe), Jermyn-st, Piccadilly, Westminster, lieutenant in the
5th Regiment of Lancers. Ct. High Court. Nov. 21.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

MARRIAGES.

HEWITT NICHOLAS.-On the 1st inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Folkestone, Lieutenant Heathcote George Hewitt, R.N., H.M.S. Albemarle, youngest son of Sir Thomas Hewitt, K.C., to Rowena, only daughter of the Rev. Ferdinand Nicholas, Vicar of Bathurst, Gambia, West Africa. KERSHAW-MONTEFIORE. On the 7th inst., at Chelsea, Harold Kershaw, to Justina, only daughter of Joseph Gompertz Montefiore, Barristerat-law. LAKE-SAVAGE. On the 7th inst., at the Parish Church, Kew, Surrey, William Walton Lake, Solicitor, to Gertrude Annie Savage Savage, younger daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Savage, late of Kew, and formerly of Sydney, N.S.W.