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But to lend my name as their agent, I have never

LAW SOCIETIES.

debates during the past year, sixteen on legal consented. On the contrary, I have set my face

points relating to negligenco hotel keepers, ex. against not only the encroachments of these

NORWICH LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY.

ecutorship, stoppage in transitu, wife's separate gentlemen on the province of attorneys, but those

estate, husband and wife, descent, tenant by the far more insiduous and dangerous classes-the an ordinary meeting of this society was

held on courtesy of England, joint-stock companies, prin. more dangerous because they move in a higher Wednesday, the 17th adt, when tho following cipal and agent, fixtures, &c. ; and four on juris. sphere—the auctioneer, valuer, and house, agent. decensed wife's sister be legalised ?" Mr. G. B. in criminal trials; the expediency of the property

question was debated : “Should marriage with a prudential subjects, viz., our system of procedure I have dilated somewhat at length on the con. clusions to be drawn from your remarks ; but the Meachen, who opened the debate, contended that of an intestate, who leaves none but remote heirs gravity of the insinuation against the character it should, and, after a protracted discussion, the

or next of kin, going to the state ; the desirability of one brse professional conduct during a prac- question was so decided by a considerable ma- of the legal profession being thrown open to tice extending over thirty-two years, not the hint jority.

women; the abolition of legislation by hereditary or suspicion has ever been breathed, renders it

paers. There had been an attendance of ten per necessary that I should place myself right with HULL LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY. night. The library had been augmented during your readers and my professional brethren.

CHARLES LAMB.

A MEETING of this society was held on Tuesday tho past year by the purchase of the following 14, Ship-street, Brighton, Jan. 30, 1872.

evening last, in the Law Library, Parliament works, namely: Prideaux's Precedents and Disser. street, H. Sharp, Esq., solicitor, in the chair,

The History of the Roman Law, Tomkins and Jenkins?

tations in Conveyancing, Translation of Ortolan's point for discussion was, “Was the case of Makin

v. Wilkinson (23 L. T. Rep. N. S. 592) rightly de- Modern Roman Law, Elphinstone's Lectures on NOTES AND QUERIES ON in the affirmative, and Mr. J. T. Woodhonse and Landlord and 'Tenant, Smith's Manual of Equity, cided ?". Mr. A. Wray and Mr. Jackson supported Conveyancing, and the last editions of Addi.

son on Torts, Smith on Contracts, Smith on POINTS OF PRACTICE. Mr. Glover argued in the negative.

After an

animated discussion the point was decided in the and Hunter's Suit of Equity. Six years having NOTICE.-We must remind our correspondents that this affirmative.

elapsed since the last catalogue was printed, tho

committee recommended that they be instructed column is not open to questions involving points of law such as a solicitor should be consulted upon. Querios will

to prepare another edition. The treasurer's ac. be excluded which go beyond our liinits.

THE BIRMINGHAM LAW STUDENTS'

count showed a balance in hand of 11l. 6s. 10d. X.B.- None are inserted unless the name and address of the

SOCIETY. writers are sent, not necessarily for publication, but as a THE annual meeting and dinner of the members

Changes had also taken place in the offices of trea. guarantee for bona fides,

surer, secretary, and librarian, which are now of the above society took place at the Hen and respectively held by Mr. Van Wart, Stanbury, and Queries.

Chickens Hotel on Jan. 17. The chair was occu. Mr. Canning. The committee recorded their in.

pied by Mr. A. R. Adams, recorder of Birmingham, debtedness to Mr. G. J. Johnson for his lecture on 87. LANDLORD AND TENANT:-- Effect of wording in a and Mr. T. Martineau officiated as vice-chairman. • The nature of, and distinction between, leases lease, is, tenant in giving notice of damage by rabbits is There were also present, Messrs. T.C. S. Kynners. and agreements for leases,' delivered on the 7th to receive compensation, il landlord will not grant loy (stipendiary), Rosher, G. J. Johnson, T. Nov. They also expressed satisfaction at the bim permission to kill

them in seven days...) Tevant Horton, J. B. Clarke, R. Webb, H. W. Stanbury efforts now being made by the law societies of the gises notice when no damage is done and landlord disregards it. Will that notice hold good for damage sub- (secretary), &c.

country to raise the general tone of the Profes. sequent to the seven days, or must tenant give a fresh After the removal of the cloth, the Chairman sion, and the recognition by the highest dignitaries obe? (2) If landlord give permission to “kill," the proposed the " word used in the lease-- (a) Can he restrict the permis- and Princess of Wales, and the rest of the Royal thodical legal education; and hoped that this

Health of the Queen, the Prince of the law of the importance of a sound and mesion to the tenant only, or-(b) Can he prevent the family." The toast was received with great en society, formed to improve the status of the tenant fron employing anyone obnoxious to himself (the landlord)?-(c) Can be forbid a gun to be used in thusiasm.

articled clerk, and increase his interest in the the killing ? References and cases will oblige. I. B. The Vice-Chairman then proposed the next study of the law, might continue to receive the toast-" The Bench and the Bar.'

hearty support both of law students and the older 88. LEASE.-Isball be glad if some of your readers

The Chairman first responded to the toast, members of the profession.” will give me their opinion npon the following query : saying it was matter of great gratification to him The Chairman said it was usual for the gentle. A, io Jan. 1870, executed a legal mortgage of his real to have been asked to preside at the annual meet. man who presided on those festive occasions to estate, at Downham, to secure a sum of money; In ing of the Birmingham Law Students' Society, read a written address to the members, setting out Feb. following. he granted a lease of a portion of the and that the day he suggested as convenient to the advantages that accrued to the Profession at land included in the mortgage to B, for a term of seven

himself should have been found also convenient large from the establishment of the Law Students'

1871 A filed a petition for liquidation, under sect. 125 of the for so many of the members as he now saw around Society in Birmingham. He wrote, however, such Bankruptcy Act 1869, under which trustees were ap- him. With regard to the eulogy which had just an intolerably bad hand that he shrank from compointed, who sold the real estate, subject to the mort- been pronounced upon the English Bench, he had, mitting his thoughts to paper as often as possible, of getting rid of B, and has served him with a notice to Bench onght always to consist exclusively of the himself if they would kindly allow him to follow cage to C., by public auction. c. is now very desirous practically speaking, but a small part in it. The and he felt it would be better for them as well as quit. Now, it is clear that from the cases Doe d Barnoy v. Adams (2 Cro. & Jero. 235), Whitton v. Peacock (2 Bing: judges of the Supreme Courts : and he concurred entirely the bent of his own mind. On looking N. C. 411), Groen v. James (6 Mee. & Wels. 656), Doe d.

in all that had been said about the honour, in round the room, he could not help contrasting the Lord Doene v. Thompson (9 Q. B. 1037), that such a lease tegrity, and independence they had ever exhibited vast difference that existed between the profession would be invalid against any person possessing the legal since they were rendered independent of the of the law as now practised and what it was in estate ; but B. contends that C., having no lexal estate, Crown. He (the chairman) was only, as it were, former times. He darod to say they had read from and baving acquired no greater interest in the property

an offshoot of the Bench. Ho presided in the time to time of an attorney jogging along on a -the equity of redemption-than that possessed by A. at the time he granted the lease, is bound by it, and

Crown Court, and was ontrusted with a certain lean-backed horso, carrying a big-tailed wig on his declines to give up possession until the end of his

term. number of small cases, which lay half way be head. He was the sport and jeer of the district. Harc, in his present position, any remedy against B? tween those which were decided upon by his That great satirist, Mr. Canning, in the well. Is C. bound by the lease ? References to inodern cases friend on the right (Mr. Kynnersley) and those | known poem called “ The Anti-Jacobin,” maon the subject will oblige.

HENRY STANLEY

which were disposed of by the Bench of England. naged to bring in all the three professions in 89. LANDLORD AND TEXINT.- (1) Landlord reserves sions had not been much quarrelled withi. In a

He had tried to do justice, and ho hoped his deci. these lines-right of shooting and sportivg, and tenant boy lease is town where there wero three daily papers, they

Was it the squire for killing of his game, Dot to allow any waste or spoil on the premises. Tenant

Or covetous parson for his tithes distraining, takes, and allows dogs to be taken over the land which must expect to have their decisions questioned

Or roguish lawyer who maue you lose your little,

All in a law suit ? drises of the game. Is there any remedy, and wbat, from time to time. He knew thot when he some. for landlord ? (2) Can laudlord on above reservation times overstepped the mark, they were very rendy Happily, now all this was changed, and they disallow tenant to carry a gun over the land, wben not to tell him so. He had accepted his chastisement found that in every town and in every class of for purpose of scaring rooks and such like vermin?

M. G.

and he promised to try and behave better in society in England, solicitors and attorneys-he

future. He hoped he had succeeded in administer. know no difference between them-were respected 30. COPTHOLDS.--I shall be glad to know the opinion ing justice fairly in Moor-street. Ho hoped also by all, and wero elected to every municipal and of any of your correspondents, who may be fainilior some day to be able to remove to a place more other office which they were calculated to fill. with copybold practice, whether, in the case of a mar. | worthy of Birmingham, but he was afraid that Only in the Inst sossion of Parliament an Act was riaye settlement comprising copyholos, it is usual for the trustees of the settlement to be admitted. Theore

the youngest gentleman he saw before him with passed enabling practising solicitors to become tically it would appear to be right, but as to the practice before that day arrived. They must live in hope knowlodge of the law might not be considered an

the darkest hair, would become as grey as himself magistrates. He hoped now that some little there would seem to be a difference of opinion.

NENO. not only of that day, but of the arrival of the nndesirable acquisition to the judicial bench.

time when the jurisdiction of certain matters The education of law students was very much

would be brought nearer homo, and that the superior to that which was opened to their preAnswers.

judges would administer justice in this town in- decessors, and the schools of the present day were (Q. 77.) LANDLORD AND TEXANT.-It would seem stead of troubling persons to go to Warwick to much more fitted to bring out the capabilities of that in the absence of an agreement a weekly tenancy have their causes tried. He did hope twelve their young men than those of the last century. requires no notice to determine it (Vide Roberts v. months ago that they should have been able to They were all now submitted to a compulsory Williams, Bangor County

Court, C. C. Chron. Joly 1870, look forward at no distant day to the formation examination, without which they could not enter and Barnett v. Musters, Croydon County Court. C. C.

of great central courts, but since then a change their branch of the Profession--it had not yet been Chron. Feb. 1871.), otherwise I should have thought had come over the spirit of his dreams, and he extended to the higher branch. He wished to

up the day of taking next after the expiration of a week's notice.

doubted whether any of them wonid ever see point out to them the very important position J. E. P.

a copsummation of their hopes in that respect. thoy would fill if they did their duty, and to what

Ho would concludo by expressing his hope that a high place they would rise if they endeavoured I find at p. 299 of the last edition of Smith's his successors might always receive the same conscientionsly to deserve it. No great business Manual of , from week to week, a week's notice is in generul neces.

treatment at the hands of the Professio: as he 'of mankind was now carried on without the sary by custom or usage, au the uotice imust expire at had done.

advice of an attorney.

one made the end of the current term of biring; therefore, in Mr. Rosher briefly returned thanks for the Bar, 'money and wished buy land or other the instance given by “. Cautah," the notice would not saying it gave him grent pleasure to see a number property, if his daughter was nbout to be expire until the following Monday, aud the landlord

of law students around him, as he felt assured married, his property and his welfare of her could undoubtedly claim rent up to that duy. Aud in Addigon on Con:racts, 5th otit, p. 357, rnference is

that they wonld hereafter adorn whichover branch 'children to be secured, if he had his will to marle to the case of Doe v. Scott, where a notice to a of the Profession they might select.

make, an attorney must be called in. No man, be weekly tenant whose tevancy commenced on Wednes- The Secretary then road the annual report, of he ever so clever, would do wisely if he acted as day to guit on Friday, provided his tevaucy commenced which the following are extracts :

his own lawyer; and he ventured to say that the on Friday, or otherwise at the end of his tenancy next “ The society consisted of 154 honorary men. greatest friend of the legal profession was the after oue week from the data tbereof, was held to be a good notice to determine the tenaney at tbe expiration

bers and of forty-three ordinary members, against book called “Every Man his own Lawyer." He of a week from the subsequent Wedneslny, 'showing thirty-seven last year, fourteen new members earnestly exhorted them all to be earnest in their clearly that what I have quoted from Mr. Smith's little having been elected, and eight having passed into studies, and to think nothing beneath them. Let book is good law.

P. W.F. the rank of solicitors. There had been twenty them not pass over any cases as unimportant ;

If any

to

Pet.

Feb. 8

Sur. Feb. 9

Pet. Jaz.

Feb. 9

Feb. 8

Watson. Sur. Feb. 6

Sur, Feb, 6

Reg. Pearse. Sur. Feb. 14

Sur, Feb. 12

Chilcott.

Sur. Feb. 10

for they must remember that some of the greatest

W. L. CUFFE, ESQ.

THE GAZETTES. principles of the law had been enunciated out of The late William L. Cuffe, Esq., barrister-at-law, the most apparently trumpery cases that had who died at Florence, from an attack of diphtheria, come before the judges. Unless they were diligent on the 11th Jan., was the youngest son of the late

Professional Partnership Dissolbed. they would never know the law. The law did not T. L. Cuffe, Esq., of Kilduff, King's County. He MAURICIOBO Better and awareneFREDERICK, attorneys and permit half service; they must thoroughly study

solicitors, and Sheffield. Dec. 31. was called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of it from the top of the tree down to the very root, the Middle Temple in May 1852, and practised for or they would never be competent to advise the

Bankrupts. persons who must necessarily come to them. and St. Alban's Sessions. many years at the Essex, Hertford, Chelmsford,

Gazette, Jan. 26. They must remember, too, that principles were

To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. of more importance than particular cases. A man

DENT, STEPHEX, brass finisher, Curtain rd, Shoreditch. might read a thousand cases and know nothing of

J. MASON, ESQ.

Jan. 2. Reg. Spring Rice. Sol. Foster, Chancery-la. Sur. the law, while another, who had read only half a The late Joseph Mason, Esq., solicitor, of Water. HAYNES, RICHARD JOHN, wine merchant, Lower Thames dozen, and worked out the principles involved in loo, Liverpool, who died at the residence of his

Pet. Jan. 2. Reg. Brougham. Sol. Biller, jun., Fenchurch-st. them, would know far more about the law than sister, Mrs. Simpson, at Dellawoodie, Dumfries- LLOYD, CHARLES, rope maker, Fenchurch-st. Pet. Jan. 16. Reg. those who had read more and studied less. It shire, on the 29th Dec., was born at Lincoln in

Hazlitt. Sols. Linklaters and Co., Walbrook. Sur, Feb. 7 was certain that no cases presented precisely the year 1795, and had consequently attained the

LOWICK, JAMES WILLIAM, hosier, Aldersgate-st.

Reg. Hazlitt. Sols. Robinson and Co., Charterhouse.eq. Sur. the same facts; and if a solicitor, on being age of seventy-six. He was the father of the legal ES21ES, Edward, deputy inspector general of hospitals in the consulted about a case, tried to find in his profession in Liverpool, where he had carried on army, Belmont.cottase, in Island of Guernsey. Per. Nur library the one that was nearest to it, he a respectable and extensive practice for upwards

Reg. Spring Rice. Sols. Hughes and Co., Budge.row. Sar. would be pursuing the wrong course. A wise of half a century. He was admitted a solicitor in BANDALL, EDWARD JAMES, secretary of a railway company, and prudent man having got out all the facts, Hilary Term 1818, and the following year settled

Ethelburga-house, Bishopsgate-st. Pet. Jan, 21. Reg. Buche. would apply to them the principles of law which in Liverpool, where his long and honourable career

Sol, Mozley, Leadenhall-st. Sur. Feb. 8 were engrained in him, and would then be able to gained for him the confidence of his fellow prac.

To surrender in the Country. advise his client fairly, legitimately, and honestly. | titioners, as well as the esteem of a numerous

ALLEN, ELIZABETH, widow, late Padnoller, in Charlinch. Pet.

Jan. 24. Reg. Lovibond. Sur. Feb. 8 As students, and as members of the Profession, body of clients. Mr. Mason at one time took an

BERKLEY, LETITIA, draper, Ormskirk, Pet. Jan. 22. Reg. they could not be too diligent and punctual in active part in municipal matters, and was the CHARLES, WILLIAM TAYLOR, and CHARLES, JOHN ANDREW, attending to their duties if they wished to earn the representative of St. Anne's Ward, Liverpool, of

stoel rollers merchants, Sheffield. Pet. Jan. 22. Reg. Wake. confidence of their clients. The chairman con- which he was long a resident. He was also clerk EDWARDS, DAVID, tallow chandler, Upper Pulley, In Meele. cluded by enlarging upon the importance of the of the local board of Waterloo, but relinquished JEPPs, FREDERICK, North-st, Wandsworth. Pet. Jan. 16. Res.

Pet. Jan. 23. Reg. Peele. Sur. Feb. 7 object for which these and other kindred societies the post through the infirmity of age. The de. Willoughby. Sur. Feb. 20 were established, namely, to raise the general tone censed gentleman, whose

loss will be felt by a large Lower EORGE, engineer, Salford. Pet. Jan. 24. Reg. Halton.

Sur. of the Profession. He hoped that each member circle of friends and acquaintances, lived and died MABANE, JAMES, bootmaker, Leeds. Pet. Jan. 19. Reg. Marshall. of this society would make that the object of his unmarried. His remains were interred at Holy.

Sur. Feb. 7 individual study. A great move was going on in wood, Dumfriesshire.

Gazette, Jan, 29. London, by which the study of the law would be

To surrender in the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street.

EBDON, FRANCIS, baker, High-st, Stratford. Pet. Jan. 2. Reg. placed on a much better footing than it was at

Murray. Sur. Feb. 13 present. At present compulsory examination was

GATES, GEORGE, and MORRIS, HARRY, warehousemen, Falcon-st, confined to the lower branches, while for bar- PROMOTIONS& APPOINTMENTS. Fulcon-sq. Pet. Jan, 27. Reg. Roche. Sur. Feb. 16

To surrender in the Country, risters and advocates there was really no examina

ASHTON, JAMES HENRY, kteam ship broker, Liverpool. Pet. Jan. tion at all. He was certain that would not long (N. B: Announcements of promotions being in the nature

20. Reg. Watson, Sur. Feb. 13

of advertisements, are charged 28. 6d, each, for which BROWN, JOSEPH CULVERWELL, draper, Bedford. Pet. Jan. . exist, and whether or not a university would be postage stamps should be inclosed.] established for both branches of the Profession

BURTON, ROBERT, farmer, Boxmoor. Pet. Jan. 15. Reg. Blagr. he could not say, but it was evident that efforts The Lord High Chancellor has appointed Mr.

CLEMOW, HENRY WILLIAM, farmer, St. Tudy. Pet. Jan. 27. Rez. would be made for the imparting of a more extensive knowledge of the law and its principles by ali W. W. Gwillim and Mr. H. E. Paine, of Chertsey, FAIRLEY. PEROY CUNNINGHAM, barone-, Victoria-ter, Upper

Norwood, Pet. Jan. . RowlandSur9 branches of the Profession, so that it would be. Surrey, Commissioners to administer oaths in

FIELDEN, LUKE, builder, Todmorden. Pet. Jan. 23. Reg. Hart

ley. Sur. Feb. 15 come greatly raised in the estimation of their Chancery in England. neighbours.

The Right Hon. Sir William Bovill, Knight,

MORRIS, SAMUEL, builder, Nursery-grove, Tinchley. Pet. Jan.

21. Reg. Harris. Sur, Feb. 10

TEMBLETT, BENJAMIN, publican, Cardiff. Pet. Jan. 21. Keg. Mr. Kynnersley proposed “The Attorneys and Lord Chief Justice of Her Majesty's' Court of

Langley. Sur. Feb. 13 Solicitors of Birmingham,” saying he should be Common Pleas, has appointed Mr. W. W. Gwillim

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. ungrateful, after the kindness he had received and Mr. H. E. Paine, of Chertsey, Surrey, to be

Gazette, Jan 3. during his connection with Birmingham, if he did Perpetual Commissioners for taking the acknow.

BEATTIE, JOnx, and BEATTIE, JAMES, East India merchants,

Greut Winchester-st-bldgs. July 6, 1871 not take the deepest possible interest in the ledgment of Deeds to be executed by married members of that profession. He cordially sympa. Fines and Recoveries, and for the substitution of PEARN, JÓHN, farmer, Rezare Lezant. Nov. 22, 1871 Women under the Act passed for the Abolition of

CARLISLE, JOSEPH, druggist, Carlisle. Sept. 27, 1871

GOSTLING, JOHX, tailor, Brighton, May 21, 1870 thised with the wish of the Recorder that the courts would soon be transplanted into a more more simple Modes of Assurance.

Gazette, Jan. 26.

HALE, CHARLES, builder, Willesden. July 13, 1469 genial region, as the present court in Moor.

HUNT, GEORGE WARWICK, late captain in 4th Hussars, Heytes. street was almost intolerable. Owing to the con.

bury. April 3, 1871

MARTIN, THOMAS HENRY, wine merchant, Lombard. house, struction of the place, and the heat which there THE COURTS & COURT PAPERS.

George-yd, Lombard-nt. June 18, 189 was when it was crowded, it was one of the most

NESBITT, SUSSEX, gentleman, Eastcheap. Aug, 3, 1871

SPENCER, SANUEL, livery stable keeper, Ventuor, Isle of Wigh abominable holes on the face of the earth ; and

THE SPRING CIRCUITS.

April 2, 1663 when it was comparatively empty the echo was dreadful, and it was almost impossible to hear.

The following is a complete and revised list of Liquidations by Arrangement. Mr. G. J. Johnson, in responding, said he the Spring Circuits of the Judges :

FIRST MEETINGS. thought that, with few exceptions, the attorneys

HOME.

Gazette, Jan. 26. of Birmingham would compare favourably with (The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE OF England and Lord Chief AWFORD, PETER, boot manufacturer, Gloucester; Feb. 7, at tro, those of any former time, or of other towns

Justice BOVILL.)

ac office of Sul., Jones, Gloucester
Hertford, March 4
Lewes, March 18

BATCHELOR, JAMES WALTER, china dealer, Odiham: Feb. 12, in England. He enlarged upon the import- Chelmsford, March 7 Kingston, March 25

txo, at ottice of Suls., Wild, Barber, wnd Browne, Ironmonger. I ance of the students acquiring a thorough know.

Cheapside
Maidstone, March
11

BEESTON, Joux, innkopper, Woore; Feb, 8, at eleven, at the ledge of the Profession, in enabling them to

WESTERN.

Corbet Arms hotel, Market Druyton.

Sol., Onions, Market transact business creditably to themselves and

(Baron MARTIN and Baron BRANWELL.)

Druyen

BRADBURY, JOSEPH, victualler, Glossop; Feb. 13, at three, at with satisfaction to their clients.

Devizes, Feb. 28
Bodmin, March 19

office of Sutton and Harding, Brown-ut, Manchester. Sols, Mr. W. Johnson gave the " Birmingham Law Wincbester, Marcb 2 Taunton, March 22

Messrs. Johnson, Stockport Society,” and Mr. C. T. Sanders responded.

Dorchester, March 8 Bristol, March 28

BROUGHTON, WILLIAM HESRY. millwright, Albany-rd, Camber.

well; Feb. 6, at three, at office of Sol., Jenkins, Tavistock the Mr. Van Wart having read the balance-sheet, Exeter, March 12

Covent-garden The Chairman proposed “Success to the Bir (Lord Chief Baron KELLY and Mr. Justice Blackburn.)

NORFOLK.

BUTLER, ALFRED, draper, Westbourne-grore, Bayswater: Feb. 7, at twelve, at the Guildhall

Cottee-house, King-st, Chempede. mingham Law Students' Society," in which he

Sols., Davidsons, Carr, Bannister, and Morris, Basinghali., Oakham, Feb. 28

Huntingdon, March 14 CABLE. MARTHA MARIA, grocer, Bradford; Feb. 9, at iveire, expressed astonishment at the fact of its con. Leicester, Feb. 29

Cambridge, March 16

at office of Sol., Shrapnell, Bath taining only forty members. He hoped that Northampton, March 4 Norwich, March 21

CHAMBERS, GEORGE, Loot manufacturer, Iligh-st, Camden LOFT

Feb 15. at two, at offices of Slater and Pannell, Guild all-chanba everyone in that room would do his best to add Aylesbury, March 7 Ipswich, March 27

Basinghall.st. Sol., Lay, Poultry to that number, as he was assured that by rubbing

Bedford, March 11

CLOWES, DAVID, millwright, out of business, Monk's Coppenball; their shoulders one against the other they would

OXFORD.

Feb. 10, at eleven, at ottice of Sul., Cooper, Congleton

COLLIER, WILLIAM, draper, Over Darwen: Feb. $. at foar, at rub off those asperities which some young men

(Mr. Justice Byles and Baron CLEASBY.)

offices of Sols., Kendall and Costeker, Over Darwen possessed, their ideas would be ventilated, con.

Reading. Feb. 26
Shrewsbury, March 18

DICKEN, THOMAS BLYTHE, grocer, Heathtown, near Woret
Oxford, Feb. 29
Hereford, March 25

hampton; Feb. 10, at eleven, ut office of Sol., Greenway, Waver. tracted, thwarted, or supported, and they would

hampton

Worcester (and City), Monmouth, March 30 DORSE, HENRY, builder, Cradley heath, par Rowley Regis; Feb. be training for their future duties-(applause).

March 5
Gloucester (and City)

12, at eleven, at oilce of Sol., Homer, Brierley-hil Mr. Baker responded to the toast.

Statford, March 11

April 4

DRABBLE, WILLIAM FROST, commission agent, Birstal; Feb. %

at ihu Queen', hute!, Heckmondwike A vote of thanks to the chairman, which he

MIDLAND.

EADES RICHARD EYRES, ivory turner. Shakespear-rd, Stoke acknowledged, closed the proceedings.

(Mr. Justice KEATING and Mr. Justice Quaix.)

Newington; Feb. 7, at iwo, at office of Sol., Beard, Basinstali! The scrutineers announced that the following

Warwick, Feb, 2+

Lincoln, March 11

ELLISON, JOHN BRADLEY, chemist, Barndley and wombweil;

Feb. 8, at two, at offices of Sol. Frudd, Barnsley had been elected on the committee :-Honorary :

Derby, March 1
York, March 16

FAURBROTHER, CHRISTOPHER, builder, Hyde: Feb. 12, at eleven Messrs. T. G. Lee, J. B: Clarke, and E. B.

Nottingham, March 6 Leeds, March 21

at the Pitt und Nelson hotel, Ashton-under-Lyne. Sul, Broad

bent, Ashton-under-Lyne

NORTHERN. Rawlings. Ordinary: Messrs. W. Johnson, A.

GILL, SPENCER Cortos, corn merchant, Catherine-ct, Tower (Mr. Jnstice MELLOR and Mr. Justice LUSH.)

hill; Feb. 7, at three, at office of Sol.. Carr, Rolls Canning, A. Van Wart, H. W. Stanbury, G. W. Arplehy, Feb. 16

Lancaster, March 7

HAIGH, WILLIAM, tailor, Hoylund Nether, 'near Barnsley, Feb. Hickman, and G. G. Horton..

Carlisle, Feb. 20
Manchester, March 11

17, 41 two, at the Coach and Horses hotel Barnsley, S.

Truman
Newcastle, Feb. 24

Liverpool, March 22 HEISCH, PERCY FREDERICK, and Dodd, HORATIO, merchants,
Durham, Feb. 29

Crosby-sq. Bishop utest; Feb. 8, at one, at offices of Qulit

Ball, and Ce., Moorgate-st. Sol., Snow, College hill, Cannunen LEGAL OBITUARY.

NORTH WALES.

HITCHEN, THOMAS, out of business, Birmingham; Feb. , & (Baron CHANNELL.)

twelve, ut office of Sol., Fallows, Birinin han
R. ST. G. MAYNE, ESQ.
Welsbpool, March 11 Ruthin, March 23

JACKSON, KICHARD, out or business, Capeits ray; Feb. 16, at 12,

at office of Sols., Johnson and Tilly, Lancaster Dolgelly, March 14

Mold, March 26 The late Robert St. George Mayne, Esq., bar.

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dich sa

LITTLEWOOD, GEORGE, retail brewer, Aston; Feb. 9, at eleven, a

-PARTRIDGE AND ofice of Sal., Harrison, Birmingham at eleven, at the Victoria Tavern, Victoria-park. Sol., Hicks,

COOPER LITTLEWOOD, JOHN, belting manaracturer, Old Trafford, near Lansdown.ter, Victorii-park Mariehester'; Feb. 9, at thiee, at ottice of Sol., Kearsley, Man.

JACKSON, AUBROSE, draper, Stalybridge: Feb. 14, at three, at the WHOLESALE & RETAIL STATIONERS, cht ster

Binir's Head Inn, Manchester. Sol, Buckley LOWE, DANIEL, grocer, West Cowes. Isle of Wight; Feb. 8, at

JONES, HERBEILT ALWYN, coal merchant, Liverpool; Feb. 9, at 192, FLEET-STREET, AND 1 & 2, CHASCERY-LAXE, Loxpox, E. eleven, at the Star hotel, Newport, Isle of Wight

two, at offices of Sol., Fowler, Liverpool XLAWSON, HENRY, printer, Brudiord; Feb. 7, at three, at office of

JOSLING, GEORGE, farin bailiir, Writtle; Feb. 12, at twelve, at Carriage paid to the Country on Orders exceeding 208. Sols, Taylor, Jeffery, and Little, Bradford

office of Sol, Meggy, Chelmsford VILLA, JOSEPH, and MILLS, JOSIAH, brick manufacturers, Shel.

KAUFMAN, LEVY, jeweller, Middlesborough; F3b. 29, at three, at ton. Feb. 7, at three, at illce of Mr. Challinor, Hanley. Sol., office of Sol., Beli, Mest Hartlepool

DRAFT PAPER, 1s. 6d., 6s., 78., 73. 9d., and 9s. per ream. Litchöeld, Newcastle

KLITZ, GEORGE PHILIP, professor of music, Fairfield; Feb. 12, BRIEF PAPER, 155. od., 178.6d., and 28. 6l. per ream. MORRIS, JOHN, butcher, Wolverhampton; Feb. 10, at twelve, at

at eleven, at at office of Sol., Taylor, Buxton Office of Sol., Greenway, Wolverhampton LANCASTER, DAVID, shopkeeper, Bradford: Feb. 8, at three, at

FOOLSCAP PAPER, 10N, 62., 133, 6d., and 18. 64. per ream. O:BALDESTON, ROGER, cotton manufacturer, Brierteld, near office of Varley, accountant, Bradford. Sol., Rhodes, Bradford

CREAM LAID NOTE, 35., 18., and os. per ream. Burnley ; Feb. 13, at three, at office of Sols., Grundy and Coul. LEF, JOSEPHI, potato dealer, Bilston: Feb. 12, at eleven, at offices

LARGE CREAM LAID NOTE, 4s., Cs., and 7s. per ream. son, Manchester of Sols., Woodward and Smith, Wednesbury

LARGE BLUE NOTE, 38., 19., and os. per ream.
PAS, WILLIAM, blacksmith, Overton; Feb. 7, at hall past one,
MADDICK, GEORGE WILLIAM, newspaper proprietor, Shoela,

ENVELOPES, CREAM OR BLUE, 13. Gl., and 6s. Cd., per 1000, a: the Red Lion hotel, Basingstoke. Sol, Clarke, Whitchurch

Fleet-st, and Brixton.rel, Brixton; Feb. 12, at three, at omces of THE "TEMPLE" ENVELOPE, extra secure, 95. 6. per 1000. PESSINGTON, ABEL, out of business, Warrington ; Feb. 7, at Sol., Jenkins, Tavistock-st, Covent garder.

FOOLSCAP OFFICIAL ENVELOPEM, 18. Oil. per 1:0). eeren, at Cominercial-chmbs, Horse market.at, Warrington. MANBROOK, GEORGE DOUGLAS, grocer, Birmingham; Feb. 12, at THE NEW “ VELLUM WOVE CLUB HOUSE Note, 9s. 6d. per Sols., Davies and Brook, Warrington two, at offices of Sols., Wright and Marshall, Birmingham

renm. PICKLES, JOUX, grocer, Shipley ; Jan 31, at ten, at oflice of Sol.,

MILLER, JOHN EDMUND, butcher. High-st, Notting-hill; Feb. 19, Har reaves, Bradford at two, at offices of Sol., Edwards, Gracechurch.t

We should direct particular attention to their New Club. PRATT, JOSEPH, saddler, Upton upon Severn ; Feb. 5, at one, at

MOORE, JOHN GODDARD, coal merchant, Lowestoft; Feb. 16, at house Paper: in our opinion it is the very best paper we ever tbe Crown hotel, Worcester. Sol., Gregory one, at offices of Sol., Diver, Great Yarmouth

wrote upon."-London Virror. PRENTICE, JAMEs, sen., fish salesman, Bermondsey, and Lower MORRIS, WILLIAM, baker, King's Sutton; Feb. 15, at two, at Thames.st, and Billingsgate market: Feb. 5, at eleven, at the

office of Sols., Bullerand Pearse, Banbury British Mercantile Oltces, Old Bailey. Sol., Hick, Colern in-st

NICHOLSON, JAMES, innkeeper, Redcar; Feb. 10, at four, at the INDENTURE Skins, Printed and Machine-ruled, to hold twenty EEAD), PAUL, farmer, Droxford, near Bishops Waltham; Feb. 9,

Queen hotel, Redcar. Sol., Pullan as three, at offices of Sol., Killby, Southampton NORTHCOTT, JOSEPH, woollen manufacturers' agent, Adelaide

or thirty folios, Is. Sd. and 18. u. per skin, 203. per dozen. RITERS, WILLIAM MOLLART, clock maler, Hanley; Feb. 8, at rd, Haverstock-hill; Feb. 7, at three, at Mullens Hotel, Iron.

SECONDS or FOLLOWERS, Ruled ls, d. cach, 178. per dozen. eleven, at 2, Cheapside, HanleySol., Sherratt monger-la. Sol., Croft, South Lambeth.rd

RECORDS or MEMORIALS, Od. each, 5s. per dozen. BOSENBERG, ABRAHAM, jeweller, East Stonehouse: Feb. 9, at

ORBAX, MICHAEL JAMES GEORGE, auctioneer, Cannon-st; Feb. Irelve, at office of Sols., Messrs. Edmonds, Plymouth

9, at twelve, at offices of sol., Eady. Great Winchester-st.bldg ROFF, GEORGE BAKEK, farmer, Chartham; Feb. 7, at three, at OBORN, GEORGE, dyer, Upper ut, Islington ; Liverpool-rd,

LEDGERS, DAY-BOOKS, CASH-BOOKS, LETTER OG MINUTE-BOOKS the Queen's head hotel, Canterbury. Sul., De Lasaux Liington; High-st. Notting hill; and Canal.rd, Kingslandi

An iminense stock in various bindings. SABIX, THOMAS WILLIAM, livery stable keeper, Oxford: Feb. 10, Feb. 15, at three, at the Jamaica Coffee house, St. Michael's. at twelve, at offices of Sols., Hurford and Taylor, Oxford alley, Cornhill. Sols., Mesery, Child, Doctors'.commons

ILLUSTRATED PRICE-LIST of Inkstands, Postage Scales, SANDI FORD, MATHANIEL, Woolsorter, lowertold, Sporlani, per OXLEY, TOM ELPHIC, saddler, Footscray, par. Chislehurst: Feb. Copying Presses, Writing Cases, Despatch Boxen, Oak and Rochdale, Feb. 15, at three, at office of Sols., Messrs. Roberto, 19, at office of Ilolloway, accountant, Bali's-pond-rd, Islington.

Walnut Stationery Cabinets, and other useful articles Rixchdale Sols., Heathfield, Lincoln's inn fields

adapted to Library or Office, post free. SABL, CHARLES, out of business, West Cowes, Isle of Wight; PAGE, ANN ELIZABETH, carver, Coventry-st, Piccarlilly; Feb. 14, Feb. 7, a: ten at the Castle hotel, Southampton

at two, at offices of Sols., Hudson, Matthews, and Co., Bucklers. BAIBI, ROBERT, iniller, Old Bradwell; Feb. 7, at three, at the burv

TO EXECUTORS, TRUSTEES, AND SOLICITORS Swan inn. Newport Pannell, Sol., Stimson, Bedford

PALMER, ALBERT REYNOLDS, clerk in orders, New Bond-st; SCHITOS, PETER DICKINSON, chemist, Boston; Feb. 5, at hall

Feb. 7, at three, at ottices of Sol., Luscombe, New Burlington-st peitten, at office of Sol., York, Boston

PANS MOHLE, RICHARD ADOLPHly, merchant, Newman's.ct, Corn. SHEPHERD, EDWARD FREDZRICK, schoolmaster, Thatcham;

hill; Feb. 6, at hali-bast two, at offices of Sol., Pain, Quality.ct, Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Great Western hotel, Reading. Sol.,

Chancery.la Luces, Newbury

PEACE, FREDERICK, commercial traveller, Shemeld: Feb. 14, at SLACK. GEORGE HENRY, agent, Nottingham; Feb. 6, at twelve,

eleven, at ottice of Sols., Mellor and Porrett, Sheffield

JEWELRY, ARTICLES OF VERTU, at office of Sol., Acton, Nottingham

PEATE, JOHN, miller, Shrewsbury; Feb. 10, at twelve, at the
SMITH, CHARLES, currier, Walsall; Feb. 8, at eleven, at the
Crown hotel, Shrew-bury. Sol., Jones, Oswestry

&c., Bralford Arms inn, Walsall Sol., Adams, Walsall

PPSEY, GEORGE, Hitioner, High Wycombe ; Feb. 12, at one, at SMITH. JOHx, provision dealer, Manohester; Feb. 9, at three, at the Fulcon Hotel, High Wycombe. Sol., Battiny, Great Narlow

CORRECTLY VALUED FOR PROBATE, office of Sols., Hardings, Woods, and Wilson, Manchester

RIDINGS, ELIZABETII, boiler maker. Bolton; Feb. 10, at halfSTEDMAN, JOSEPII, publican, Birmingham ; Feb. 10, at twelve,

OR rast two), at office of Sols., Messr. Winder, Balton at tice of Sol., Jaques, Biriningham

ROBINSON, CHARLES, oilman. Myddelton-sq and Exmouth st, PURCHASED IN ANY AMOUNT AT THEIR FULL TAYLOR, DANIEL, builder, Exeter-pl, Walham-green; Feb. 12, at

Clerkenwell; Feb. 13, At two, at the Guildhall Coffee house, threat offices of Sols., Lindsay, Mason, and Greenfield, Grenlum.st. Sol, Norris, Acton-st, Gray's.inn.rd

VALUE FOR CASH. Basinghall.at

ROEBUCK, RUFUS, licensed victualler, Unstone; Feb. 9, at three, THORSLEY, CHARLES, lace manufacturer, Nottingham ; Feb. 9.

at office of Sol., Gee, Sheffield twelve, at othees of Sol., Belk, Nostingham

ROPER, JAMES, boot dealer, South Shields; Feb. 17, at eleven, at TORSBOLL, ANN, grocer, Newcastle; Feb. 8, at two, at onces of ottices of Sol.. Duncan, South Shields

D. & J. WELLBY, Sols., Messrs. Joel, Newcastle

ROYLE, WALTER, merchant's clerk, Noel-st, Islington: Feb. 12, TYLER. GEORGE TOWNSEND, smith, Dover ; Feb. 15, at twelve, tone at offices of Sols., Fallows and Whitehead, Lancaster.pl, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PLATE, JEWELRY, st office of Sol.. Mowll, Dover

Strand
WADLOW, HARRIET, innkeeper, Much Wenlock; Feb. 6, at eleven, RUKALL, WILLIAM Louis, hair dresser, High Wycombe; Feb.

AND PRECIOUS STONES, st office of Sol., Morris, Shrewsbury

12, at eleven, at 90, Eastonist, High Wycombe WEBBER, THOMAS, baker, Gloucester; Feb. 10, at twe ve, at office

SANDERSON, HENRY, cutlery manufacturer. Sheffield; Feb. 12. at 20, GARRICK-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, of S); Cooke, Gloucester

three, nt office of Sols., Broomhead, Wightınan, and Moore, WILLLAS. EHIC, schoolmaster, Sun dial.pl, Upper Holloway;

LONDON.
Sheffield
Feb. 5, at eleven, at office of Sol., Scarth, Welbeck-st, Caven.

SHEARSMITII, PETER, bu cher, Kingston upon Hull; Feh, 7, at

two, at the George hotel, Kingston.pon Hull. 89., Laverack Secondhand Plate, Jewelry, foc., for Sale, at Trade 1190X, JOHx, victualler, Lawford-rd. Kentish Town ; Feb. 12,

SLATOR, THOMAS, commission agent, Nanchester, Feb. 14, at at two, at office of Sols., Nash, Field, and Laytou, Suffolk-la, three, at offices of Sul. Duckworth, Manchester

Prices. Cazzon st

SNOWDEN, JAMEX, plumber, Ossett: Feb. 13, at three, at the FOOD, CHARLES, grocer, Burslem ; Feb. 7. at half past tro, at

Batley Station Hotel, Batley. Sol, Stringer, Ossett the County Court office, Hailey. Sol., Litohtel, Newcastle SWEATMAN, WILLIAM, blacksmith, Middlewich; Feb. 15, at

ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS. WODLEY, JOHx, Cooper, Cnuren-row, Limeaouse Feb. 12. at

eleven, at otticu of Sul., Fletcher, North ich one, ac office of Dubois, accountant, Greshin-bldgs, Basing.

TENNANT, WILLIAM, hosier, Wolverhampton; Feb. 13, at three, hals-st. Sol., Moss, Gracechurch-st at office of S., Criven, Guildford-st, Russell-sq

JOHNSON, WALKER, and WODWARD, GEORGE, mason, Shepley. par. Kirkburton: Feb. 9, THORNTON, JOSEPH, grocer, Dewsbury ; Feb. 21, at three, at

TOLHURST, at ball.past three, ac uillue of sol., Armitage, Huddersfield

office of Sols., Scholes and Brearey, Dewsbury

TURSBULL, JAMEs. grocerCrouch-end, Hornsey ; Feb. 14, at DIAMOND MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE Gazette, Jan. 30. twelve, at offices of sole., Carter and Bell, Leadenhall.st

JEWELLERS. ARYFIELO, SQUIRE OWEX, draper, Derby; Feb. 20, at eleven, at

VONPER, WILLIAM, tailor, Redhill; Feb. 9, at twelve, at offices of
6t. James's hotel, Derby. Sol. Moody
Sol., Howell, Cheapside

ESTABLISHED 1851,
BELL, SAMUEL, bricklayer's labourer, Stoke-upor-Trent; Feb. 7,
WATSON, RICHARD, Blnter, Chesterfield ; Feb. 12, at four, at office

Value Plate, Diamonds, and Jewels, for probate; or purchase

of Sol.. Gee, Chesterfield at eleven, s, Chenpaide, Hanley. Sol., Tennant. Hinley

direct. BENJAMIN, ISAAC, cigar manufacturer, Ashby-rle.la-Zouch; Feb.

WHITEHOUSE, BENJAMIN, rope manufacturer, Dudley: Feb. 8, %, at one, at the Midland Coun mercial Hotel, Lo'cester at three, at office of Sol, Lowe, Birmingham

80, ALDERSGATE-STREET, CITY. BROWNE, ROBERT LANGLEY, grocer, Norfolk-ter, Bayswater

WILLSON, ROBERT, miller. North Somercoles; Feb. 13, at eleven, Feb. 15, at two, at 2, Maddox-st, Rezent.sc. Sol., Peck

At offices O' Sol., Bell, Louth
BORGES, SAMUEL, tailor, Dunstable; Feb. 7, at two, at 12, Hatton

WRIGHT. HENRY, stutioner, Birmingham; Feb. 16, at three, at
office of Sol., Rowlands, Birmingham

ECOND-HAND GUNS, RIFLES, and srden. Sol, Marshall, Lincoln's-inn-fields CLARK, FISHER, confectioner. Rre; Feb. 13, at three, at the

REVOLVERS,
Cinque Port, hotel, Rye. Sol., Tanner
CORDLY, HENRY, commission agent. Addle-st, Wood-st, and

By all the Best Makers,
Gruombridge-rd, South Hackney; Feb. 6, at twelve, at offices or
Sus., Marsden and Chubb, Friday.st, Cheapside

BAXKRUPTS' ESTATES.

Large Stock of
CROSS, FREDERICK, coal merchant, Newport Pagnell; Feb. 12, at
three, at offices of sol., Stimson, Bedroid
The Official Assignees, &c., are given, to whom apply for the

CENTRAL-FIRE AND PIN BREECH-LOADERS.

Dividends.
DASE, WILLIAM, coal merchant, Milton-next-Sittingbourne;
Feb. 12, at eleven, at offices of Sol, Gibson, Sittingbourno
De Castro, J. and G, merchants, arst, 24.11. Pagei, Basinghall.

LARGE BORES FOR INDIA.
DAWSON, GEORGE, bootinaker, Basinghall-st, and Studley.rd, st.-Ellis, H. T. W. silversmith, second, 214. (first and second
Suckwell; Feb. 8. at twelve, at the Mason's-hall Tavern, of 28.5jl, to new proors). Paget, Basinghall-st.-Holling with,
Mason's-avenue, Basinghall-s:
H. painter, first, 59, 6H. Pacet, Bayinghall-st. - Lurraren

PLATE, JEWELLERY, AND WATCHES SECOXD DAVIS, RICHARD,' tube manufacturer, Great Bridge; Feb. 12, at Jortimore, leather factors, seventh, 21. Paget, Basinghall-st.

HAND.
hali.past eleven, at the Dudley Arms Hotel, Dudley. Sols., Laurence, Jortimore, and Schruter, leather factors, seventh. 21.
Dulghan, Lewis, and Lewis, Walsall
Paget, Basinghall-st.-L-, T. merchant, second, is. 91. Papet,

VAUGHAN'S, 39, STRAND.
DEARN, JOSEPH, irunmonger, Birmingh: m; Feb. 9, at three, at Basinghuli-st.- Veare and strife, mushine coopers, first, 2. 31.
oticu Sol., Walter, Birmingham

(to new proofs, on account of 2x. 7il.) Paget, Basinghall-st. Catalogue of Guns, &c., sent on receipt of 3 Stamps. DYRELL, GEORGE, fisherman, Winterton; Feb. 9, at twelve, at - Hichanton, H. widow, further, lx. Nul. Daw, Exeter.Scorell, J. H. hou of sol, curaude, Great Yarmouth

Fail maker, first, %. Paget, Bisinghall-st.-Tuunton, W. attorney, ET LES REUBES, stone mason, Stockport; Feb. 10, at ten, at the first, ls. 14d. Paget, Basinghall-st.

OR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, Queen's ho e, sockport. Soi,, Law

Beattie, J. and J. merchants, comp. of 108., sep. of each, 18. EDWARDS, ABISA HAJUI ARLES, shipwright, Rochester ; Feb. 11,

At offices of Trust. J. Waddell, New. Poultry.chmb*, 7, Poultry at the Globe Hotel, Chatham. Sol., Barrow, Walbrook

Buck, W.c, innkeeper, first, 15s. At offices of Trust. 0. Omm... ELDEHY, ROBEKT, joiner, Gilling; Feb, 13, at twelve, at the Tal.

ney, 12, Greut Winchester.st.-- Barlow, F. grocer, 1x. ed. At office botinn, Richmond, Yorkshire. Sol., Crort

of Trust. J. M. Henderson, 72, Basinghall-s..-Ian, S. butcher, EL TW, CHALES, oilman, St. John's.rd, Hoxton: Feb. 5, at

24. Bil. At office of Trust. G. Wreford, Gandy-st-chibs, 37 * 3*, three, at ffices or HT. Thwaites, Basinghall-st. Sol., Dobie,

of day is At offices of

Gandy.st, Exeter. Henderson and ReellAnil, d. Binghallet

Trust. M. Joseph, 49, St. Paul's.-q. Birmingham.-lonyhion, A. R. FI ETCHER, RICHARP, farmer, Charringworth, par. Ebrington;

cotton broker, tinal, 198. At offices of Gibson and Bolland, ac. A few doses will cure all incipient cases. Caution.-Thaer. Feu, lý, at twelve, urine avel arma iun, Chipping campden. countants, 10, South John-st, Liverpool. -- Houghton, A. corton traordinary inedical reports on the efficacy of Chlorodyne S., Griffiths, Cainpden

broker, final, 0.511. At office of Gibson and Bolland, account. FRIKKER, CHARLES grocer, Bristol; Feb. 8, at eleven, at office of

renders it of vital importance that the public should obtain

ants, 10, South John.st, Liverpool, -- Walter, E. F. und Sulton, W. the genuine, which is now sold under the protection of $). Piummer, Bristol

linen drapers, first, 5w. At office of F. H. Collison. !, Cheapside. GOLITVO, GEORGE WILLIAM, butcher, Kertish Town.rd: Feb. 4,

Government, authorising a stamp bearing the words "Dr. J.

Whiteley, T. and W. cotton spinners, 51. At office of Trust. J. at elever, at at office of Sul., Davis, Bediond-row, Holborn

Collis Browne's Chlorodyne," without which none is genuine. Bumford, Royal Insurance.bldgs, Crossley-st, Hallux

See decision of Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Paye Wood, the HASDEL, CHARLES MAXIMILIAN GEORGE, cigar merchant, Bowlinis par. Bradford ; Feb. 13, at eleven, at oifce of Sol., Peel,

Timex, July 16, 1-61. From Lori Francis Consugnam, Mouus Elferd

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STABLE. TREATISE on HARNESS, SADDLES, and BRIDLES. Price 28.; post free s. 20.

MEADOWS.--Patients attended at 277, Grays-inn-roan, King's-cross, on Mondays and Thursdays, and at It, Alitre street, Aldgate, on Wednesday and Friday mornings at ten, eveninrs from six till nine. Average number of cases under trentment 100) Weekl,.--Tuotas Rokissox, Hox. Sec.

Decoration of limer Tables, and General Directions for
folding the Serviettes, with Ninety-two Woodcuts. Price vs.

LEGAL & GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE

SOCIETY
10, FLEET-STRE ET, TEMPLE - BAR

(FOUNDED 1836).

Tłe Parliamentary Accounts required by the “Life Assurance Companies Act 187

may be obtained on application. THIS SOCIETY HAS TAKEN A LEADING PART IN FREEING LIFE ASSURANCE CONTRACTS FROM ALL NEEDLESS RESTRICTIONS.

THE “PROPOSAL FORM" IS MOST SIMPLE IN ITS TERMS.
THE POLICIES ARE “INDISPUTABLE,” THAT IS, FREE FROM FUTURE CHALLENGE.
THE INVESTED FUNDS BEAR AN UNUSUALLY HIGH PROPORTION TO THE LIABILITIES.

THE GUARANTEEING SHARE CAPITAL OF ONE MILLION (£160,000 PAID UP) IS FULLY SUBSCRIBED BY 300 MEMBERS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION.

NINE-TENTES OF THE PROFITS BELONG TO THE ASSURED.

SETTLEMENT POLICIES IN FAVOUR OF WIFE AND CHILDREN ARE GRANTED IN TERMS OF THE "MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY ACT 1870."

E. A. NEWTON, Actuary and Manager.