THE NEW SYSTEM OF BUYING A HOUSE WITHOUT MONEY. TO EXECUTORS, TRUSTEES, AND SOLICITORS SILVER PLATE, DIAMONDS, BIRKBECK BUILDING SOCIETY, JEWELRY, ARTICLES OF VERTU, 29 AND 30, SOUTHAMPTON-BUILDINGS, CHANCERY-LANE, LONDON. OST PERSONS ARE FAMILIAR with of the Pianoforte Makers, by which anyone who Hires an Instrument and pays the Ire for that period, becomes the ABSOLUTE OWNER OF THE PIANOFORTE. Previously to the introduction of this plan it was almost us difficult for those of limited income to buy a good Pianoforte as to BUY A HOUSE; and persons went on year after year, paying for the Hire of an Instrument, and expended as much money as would have bought the Pianoforte several times over. What will hold good for Pianofortes will hold good for HOUSES; and there are many who would no doubt AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE OPPORTUNITY, if it was afforded them, of becoming THE OWNER OF A HOUSE in the same way as they have already become the owner of their planoforte. THE DIRECTORS New System of Purchasing a House, MAY BE SUMMED UP AS FOLLOWS: 1. Persons of Limited Income, Clerks, Shopmen, and others, may, by becoming Tenants of the BIRKBECK BUILDING SOCIETY, be placed at once in a position of independence as regards their Landlord, 2. Their RENT CANNOT BE RAISED. 3. They CANNOT BE TURNED OUT OF POSSES. SION so long as they pay their Rent. 4. NO FEES or FINES of any kind are chargeable. 5. They can leave the House at any time without notice, rent being payable only to the time of giving up possession." 6. If circumstances compel them to leave the House before the completion of their Twelve and a half Years' Tenancy, they can Sub-let the House for the remainder of the Term, or they can Transfer their right to another Tenant. 7. Finally, NO LIABILITY or RESPONSIBILITY of any kind is incurred, beyond the Payinent of Rent by those who acquire Houses by this New System. The BIRKBECK BUILDING SOCIETY have on their List several HOUSES, which they are prepared to LET on the TWELVE AND A HALF YEARS' SYSTEM, and in many cases Inmediate Possession may be obtained. The Terms on which Houses can be placed on this Register may be obtained on application to FRANCIS RAVENSCROFT, Manager. &c., CORRECTLY VALUED FOR PROBATE, OR PURCHASED IN ANY AMOUNT AT THEIR FULL VALUE FOR CASH. D. & J. WELLBY, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PLATE, JEWELRY, AND PRECIOUS STONES, 20, GARRICK-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, LONDON. Secondhand Plate, Jewelry, &c., for Sale, at Trade Prices. Value Plate, Diamonds, and Jewels, for probate; or purchase direct. 80, ALDERSGATE-STREET, CITY. PLATE, JEWELLERY, AND WATCHES SECOND VAUGHAN'S, 39, STRAND. GENTLEMEN OF SEDENTARY PURSUITS Ease Combined with a Perfect Fit. Patterns and Particulars of Measure ment free by post. BURDEN AND KEER, 51. CONDUIT-STREET, BOND-STREET. SHIRTS. FORD'S "Eureka Double Shrunk" Flannel Shirt.-Messrs. R. FORD and Co. have all their NEW PATTERNS of their DOUBLE SHRUNK FLANNEL SHIRTS NOW READY. Patterns sent free with self-measure. The "Eureka Double Shrunk" are the perfection of flannel shirts. No quantity of washing will ever shrink them.-RICHD. FORD and Co., 38, Poultry; Branch, 30s, Oxford-street, W. GEORGE HOBSON'S SPECIALITIES IN SUITS, 4, 44, and 5 GUINEAS. To Order in a few hours' notice. His celebrated Trousers for the present season, for patterns and textures not to be surpassed. Price 16. Superior fit and workmanship are the characteristics of his establishments. Illustrations and improved system of self-measurement and Sample Patterns sent per book post on application. EXCELLENCE with ECONOMY. KINAHAN'S LL Legal Notices. PRELIMINARY IONS ME. E. H. BEDFORD'S RELIMINARY, INTERMEDIATE, and CLASSES for the above EXAMINATIONS commenced on MONDAY, the 4th SEPT. —9, King's Bench-walk, Temple. 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MULLETT, BOOKER, and CO., the Hyde Park and Portman Auction and Estate Offices, Albion House, Albion-place, Hyde-park-square, PROBATE VALUATIONS in town or country at 1 per cent. Coinmission, including Inventories and Certificates. Established 20 years. LONDON GAZETTE (published by authority) and LONDON and COUNTRY ADVERTISEMENT OFFICE No. 117, CHANCERY-LANE, FLEET-STREET. HENRY GREEN (many years with the late George Reynell) Advertisement Agent, begs to direct the attention of the Legal Profession to the advantages of his long experience of upwards of twenty-five years, in the specia insertion of all pro formá notices, &c., and hereby solicits their continued support.-N.B. One copy of advertisement only required, and the strictest care and promptitude assured. Officially stamped forms for advertisements and file of London Gazette kept. Auctions can also be held on other days besides those above WHISKY. specified. Due notice must in any case be given, in order to HE PATENT THERMOPODION, or Tertable CON WARMER. Suferers from coldness of the extremities or languid circulation should test this neat and improved article for imparting heat, surpassing the antique water bottle, inasmuch as a uniform heat for an indefinite period can be retained at an infinitesimal cost. Especially valuable for railway travelling, the carriage, or study. Light, portable, and ornamental.-To be obtained of all leading Furnishing Warehouses, Drapers, Chemists, in imitation sealskin, Price 21s. Sole Manufacturers, SPENCE and CO., 6, Leather-lane, E.C. ensure proper publicity; the period between such notice and the auction would, of course, considerably depend upon the nature of the property intended to be sold. 80, Cheapside, London, E.C. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, and FARMER'S LIST of ESTATES and HOUSES to be SOLD or LET, including Landed Estates, Town and Country Residences, Hunting and Shooting Quarters, Farms, Ground Rents, Rentcharges, House Property, and Investments generally, is PUBLISHED on the first day of each month, and may be obtained, free of charge, at their Offices, 80, Cheapside. E. C., or will be sent by post in return for two stamps. Particulars for insertion should be received not later than four days previous to the end of the preceding month. FFICES to LET, on the Ground-Floor, Three Small Offices en suite, suitable for a Parliamentary Barrister, &c.-Apply to MR. E. WHITE, Watchinaker and Jeweller, 20. Cockspur-street, S.W. NA TATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN.-Physician-Dr. BARR MEADOWS.-Patients attended at 227, Gray's-inn-road, King's-cross, on Mondays and Thursdays, and at 10, Mitre street, Aldgate, on Wednesday and Friday mornings at ten, evenings from six till nine. Average number of cases under treatment 1000 weekly.-THOMAS ROBINSON, HON, Sec. Issue of 18,000 Extension Shares of £20 each of the SOMERSET AND DORSET COMPANY. RAILWAY JUNCTION OF THE MIDLAND AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAYS. Completion of the Narrow Gauge from the North, and from the Cities of Bristol and Bath to the South and SouthWest of England. EXTENSION TO THE MIDLAND RAILWAY AT BATH. Authorised by Act of Parliament 34th and 35th Vict. cap. 205, completing the connection on unbroken narrow gauge between the systems of the Midland Railway at its southern terminus at Bath, and the system of the London and South-western Railway, extending on the South to Portsmouth, Southampton, Bournemouth, Poole, Weymouth, and by steamers) to the Channel Islands and France, and on the West to Exeter, North Devon, Plymouth, and Devonport (via Lydford and Okehampton). Also between the cities of Bristol and Bath and London, and the narrow gauge railways south of the Thames. Price of issue- 177. 108. per share of 207., such Extension Shares being entitled to rank for dividend at 5 per cent. per annum, payable out of gross receipts, as hereafter mentioned, equal to the rate of 51. 14. 3. per cent. per annum interest on the price of issue. The due and punctual payment of interest at such rate up to the opening of the line for public traffic, fixed for 31st December 1873, is guaranteed by the investiment of 3,0002. Consols, which are now standing in the names of the under-mentioned Trustees, viz.:-The Right Honourable Lord Robert Montagu, M.P., and Joha Alexander Mainley Cope, Esq., 26, Great George street, Westminster, London, (Messrs. Cope, Rose, and Pearson, Solicitors), to be applied in the due payment thereof. COPY OF CERTIFICATE OF INVESTMENT IN CONSOLS. We hereby certify that Thirty Thousand Pounds Consols have been invested in our Dated, London, 11th January, 1872. Interest will accrue on the derosit and payment on allotment, and on each subsequent Two-thirds of the shares now offered for subscription will be allotted to subscribers desiring to pay up the whole of the instalments on allotment, in which case interest, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, will run from that date on the whole 201. per share, oqual to 5. 148. 3d. per cent. per annum on the amount invested. The object of the extension is to connect by an unbroken narrow gauge the two great systems of the Midland Railway and London and South-Western Railway, which, on reference to the accompanying map, it will be seen will be effected by the extension to Bath of the present line of the Somerset and Dorset Railway, thus permitting of through traffic, without change of carriage between the North, and South and West of England, via the Midland Railway. The existing line of the Somerset and Dorset Railway, opened and in work, is 66 mes in length, and the extension line to Bath will be about 26 miles, making a total, when completed, of 9: miles. By the Act of Parliament authorising the extension, the following special advantages are offered to the extension shareholders. By the provisions of uch Act the line already existing is charged with the payment, not only of its own working expenses, but also of the working expenses of the extension line, and (together with the extension railway) with an annual charge of 17,600. The total gross receipts of the extension line are therefore available (subject to the above)-without any deduction for working expenses-for payment of the dividend at 5 per cent. per annum to the extension shareholders, after the payment of interest on the extension debentures, limited to 60007. per annum. The great advantages of this arrangement will be seen on reference to the accompany ing table of estimated traffic on completion of the extension line, furnished by the general manager, whose great experience on the line forms a valuable data for the directors and the company. He estimates the net income (after payment of working expenses on both the existing and the extension lines), at ...... From which has to be deducted the charges above-mentioned-viz. 17,0007. and 60007.-total Leaving £61,226 23.000 on which the extension shares now for subscription have a first preferential charge, to py which would require only 18,000l. per annum, leaving a surplus of upwards of 2IGË beyond the amount required, and in effect thus creating a first-class preferential security of a very high order. Scrip Certificates will be issued in exchange for the bankers' receipts, until the instal ments are fully paid up, when the shares will be registered into the name of each appicant free of all charges, and the Share Certificates of the Company forwarded. The Company's Acts of Parliament, and also the declaration of interest trust, may be seen at the offices of the solicitor of the Company, William Toogood, Esq., 16, Parlament street, London. Applications, accompanied by the payment of 27. on each share applied for, w be received on the form enclosed herewith which must be filled up and forwarded to the Company's Bankers, Messrs. Robarts, Lubbock, and Co., 15, Lombard-street, E.C.. London; to Stuckey's Banking Company, Glastonbury, and their branches; to Messrs. Walker and Lumsden, stock brokers, 9, Old Broad-street, E.C.. London; or to the Secretary, Robert A. Rend, Esq., at the Company's Offices, 16, Parliament-street, Westminster, of whom prospectuses may be had. AND The accompanying map shows the course of the Somerset and Dorset line and its Extension (coloured green), and its connections with the Midland Railway at its southern terminus at Batli, and also with the London and South-Western Railway. By arrangements with the Midland Company, for the purpose of the interchange of traffic with that Company, powers have been conceded to this Company to run over a part of the Midland Railway, and to use the station of that Company at Bath. By arrangements with the London and South-Western Company, traffic will be interchanged with that Company's Railway at the existing junctions at Templecombe and Wimborne This line completes the communication, on unbroken narrow gauge, between the Northern, North-Western, and Midland Counties, and the whole of the south and west of England, and between the cities of Bristol and Bath and London, and the narrow gauge railways south of the Thames, It will also afford the shortest and most direct access, on unbroken narrow gauge, from the Midland Railway, and from Bristol and Bath, to Portsmouth, Southampton, Bournemouth, Poole, and Weymouth; and to Sherborne, Yeovil, Axminster, Honiton, Sidmouth, Exmouth, Exe er. North Devon, Plymouth, and Devonport; and by steamers from Southampton to Jersey, Guernsey, and France, The great inconvenience, delay, and loss resulting from the break of gauge now occurring at Bristol will be avoided by this route, and passen.ers and goods will be able to proceed to their destination without change of conveyance, and at through rates and fares. A large and remunerative traffic cannot fail to result from these advantages. Under an agreement in perpetuity, sanctioned by Parliament, between the London and South-Western Railway Company and this Company, faci ities for interchange of traffic, through rates and fares, and other important traffic arrangements, are already secured; the importance of the line to the systeins of the London and South-Western and Midland Companies being very great. The directors of the London and South-Western Railway Company have, in the report submitted at their last half-yearly meeting, called the attention of the shareholders in that company to the importance of this line. The Extension Line passes through a district rich in valuable limestone, bath, freestone, and in iron ore, for the smelting of which large works have for some years been in successful operation in the neighbourhood; it also passes through the centre of the Somersetshire coalfield at Radstock, and will convey that coal direct from the pits, and without break of gauge, to Bath, with a population of 60,000, and to the towns and districts of the London and South-Western Railway, extending from Basingstoke, Salisbury, and Portsmouth on the south-east, to Exeter on the west, including a population exceeding 500,000, for which this coalfield is the nearest and cheapest source of supply. Upwards of half a million tons a year are at present raised, for which there is now but one outlet by railway, which is on the broad gauge, and the output steadily increases. The construction of this line will lead to a still more rapid development of its resources, which are estimated to amount to 1200 million tons of coal. The Company have, under an agreement which is scheduled to and confirmed by the Act authorising the line, purchased, on advantageous terms, the Somersetshire Coal Tramway, over which upwards of 100,000 tons a year are at present carried, which will con nect the line with all the principal pits in and near Radstock, the produce of which can thus be brought directly on to the railway. An agreement has been entered into with Messrs Thomas and Charles Walker, contractors, of Westminster, for the purchase of the land and the construction of the extension line. Arrangements have also been made for the purchase of the Somerset Coal Tramway, and of additional rolling stock, &c., the whole being within the limits of the authorised capital and borrowing powers of the company. OFFICERS. Consulting Engineer. W. H. BARLOW, Esq., Consulting Engineer to the Midland Railway Company, WM. TOOGOOD, Esq., 16, Parliament-street, London. The contractors are under engagement to complete the line not later than the end of next year, and have engaged to pay interest on the shares now offered for subscription, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum during construction, to ensure which 30,000. Consols have been invested, and are now standing in accordance with the before-mentioned certificate, in the joint names of the Right Honourable Lord Robert Montagu, M.P., and John Alexander Mainley Cope, Esq., 26, Great George-street, Westminster (Messrs. Cope, Ross and Pearson, solicitors, who have consented to act as trustees, and who will apply the same in due payment of the interest upon the days appointed for the payment thereof. By the favourable conditions inade, under which the working expenses of the extension line will be defrayed by the line already established, it will be seen that a gross receipt of 24,0. 07. per annum only is required to meet the payment of 5 per cent. per annum to the extension debenture and share holders, equal to only 187. per mile per week on the ex tension line, being about one third of the average receipts of the railways of the United Kingdom, which reach upwards of 521. per mile per week. The average value of Five per Cent. Preference Stocks of the Midland, South-Western, and other leading lines, ranges from 1127. to 114, and at the price at which the well secured extension shares are now offered--viz., 177. 10. per share, equal to $77. 108, per 1007, stock, it will be seen how large a margin exists for increase in their value and the sound and ellgible character of the security.-By order, GEORGE WARRY, Chairman. London, 16, Parliament-street, Westminster. Jan. 12, 1872. Printed and published by HORACE Cox. at 10, Wellington-street, Strand, London, W.C., in the County of Middlesex.-Saturday, January 20, 1872. ୨ THE JOURNAL OF THE LAW AND THE LAWYERS. VOL. LII.-No. 1504. Money, Wanted and to Jend. [REGISTERED Aas a Newspaper.] SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1872. of LANDED CHISEMENT COMPANY (incorporated by special Act of Parliament), ADVANCES MONEY THESTATER ROVEMENTOAN, LANDED 1st. To the Owners of Settled and other Estates, for the Erection of FARM BUILDINGS and COTTAGES, and for the DRAINAGE, IRRIGATION, ENCLOSING, CLEARING, and general Improvement of LANDED Property in any part of the United Kingdom: 2nd.-To the Owners of Settled Estates in England, for the ERECTION or COMPLETION of MANSIONS, STABLES, and OUTBUILDINGS: 3rd.-To Landowners generally, to enable them to subscribe for Shares in Companies for the CONSTRUCTION of RAILWAYS and NAVIGABLE CANALS, which will beneficially affect their Estates: 4th.-INCUMBENTS, for the Improvement of their GLEBE LANDS, by Drainage, and the Erection of FARM BUILDINGS and COTTAGES: 5th.-To COPYHOLDERS for the ENFRANCHISE. MENT of COPYHOLD LANDS. The amount borrowed with the expenses would be charged on the estate benefited, and repaid by a rentcharge terininating in twenty-five years. NO INVESTIGATION OF THE LANDOWNER'S TITLE IS NECESSARY. Forms of application and all further particulars may be obtained of Messrs. Rawlence and Squarey, 22, Great Georgestreet, Westminster, S.W., and Salisbury; of Messrs. Ashurst, Morris, and Co., Solicitors, 6, Old Jewry, London, E.C.; of Messrs. Gillespie and Paterson, W.S., S1A, George street, Edinburgh, agents for the Company in Scotland; and at the Offices of the Company as below T. PAIN, Managing Director. EDWIN GARROD, Secretary. Land, Loan, and Enfranchisement Company, No. 22, Great George-street, Westminster, S.W. DEBENTURES AT 5, 54, and 6 PER CENT. EYLON COMPANY, LIMITED. The DIRECTORS are prepared to issue DEBENTURES to replace others falling due, viz.: for one year at 5 per cent for three years at 5 per cent., and for five years at 6 per cent. per annum; also for longer periods, on terms to be ascertained at the Office of the Company. R. A. CAMERON, Secretary. ORTGAGE.-40007. WANTED, at 6 per to Hornsey Church and Railway Station, and now Letting, Eight Rooms each, separate leases, direct from freeholder. Term Ninety-nine Years; Ground Rents moderate; Title undeniable; separate mortgages required for each house to facilitate seiling and dealing with the property. Costs to be agreed for samne. A bona fide good security.-Address F. PERKINS, 179. Queen's-road, Dalston. MONEY WANTED to INVEST from 60007 to 69,0007. in purchase of Agricultural Land, to pay moderate interest. Send rentals and other information to TERRY and ROBINSON, Solicitors, Bradford, Yorkshire. ONEY.-120,000l. to LEND on MORTGAGE of Land in one two, or three sums.-Apply to Mr. GEO. ARMSTRONG, Solicitor, 3, Arcade, Newcastle-uponTyne. M MONEY TONEY.-To Solicitors, Capitalists, &c.WANTED, several sums of MONEY, on Mortgage on Freehold and Leasehold property, in amounts from 5007. to 59607. Interest 57. and 61. per cent.-Apply to Messrs. LEWIS and Sons, Solicitors, 7, Wilmington-square, W.C. ONEY Promptly ADVANCED on Perterest repayable by instalments. No preliminary fees. Forms free, or by post one stamp. REAL AND PERSONAL ADVANCE COMPANY (LIMITED), 14, Southampton-row, Holborn; and 3, Tavistock-street, Coventgarden.-P. J. HARVEY, Secretary. M ONEY ADVANCED at a Day's Notice (from 401. upwards) to respectable householders in the London district upon MORTGAGE of their FURNI TURE without removal, repayable by easy instalments. No charge of any kind unless money advanced. As this does not emanate from an agent, applicants must apply personally to Mr. BAUGHAN, 34, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. The public are cautioned against paying preliminary fees to pretenders. Partnerships, Wanted and Vacant. AW PARTNERSHIP.-WANTED, by a admitted, a small PARTNERSHIP, or CLERKSHIP with view to Partnership, either in Town or Country. Excellent references. Apply to "H. W.," Post-office, Salisbury, LAW PARTNERSHIP, The Advertiser NERSHIP, for which he is willing to give a Moderate Premium. He was articled to, and since his admission M. T. 1860) has remained with, a City firm.-Address "S. B. B.," 16, London-street, Fenchurch-street, E.C. AW PARTNERSHIP.-WANTED, in a ING PARTNER, who has had experience. A Churchman and Conservative preferred.-Address "A. Z.” (No. 1504), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. LAW PARTNERSHIP WANTED tha Advertiser in the conduct of his Town Business, and to share his offices.-Address "LEX," care of Mr. Warner, Law Stationer, Chancery-lane. AW PARTNERSHIP. LA A Firm of Solicitors in Town would ADMIT a Qualified PARTNER who is familiar with General Practice, and who would devote himself to the duties of the office. Purchase money 15007.-Apply to Mr. SIMPSON, Law Partnership and Transfer Offices, 2, Great James-street, Bedford-row, W.C. AW PARTNERSHIPS.-KAIN, WITT, men, &c.), invite attention to their register of SELECTED APPLICANTS having capital, influence, and ability.-69, Chancery-lane. Practices, Wanted and for Sale. LAW SUCCESSION. WANTEDT to AW SUCCESSION.-WANTED, to of 7001. or 8007. a year, City preferred.-Address, with full particulars, to Z. O.." care of Mr. Anderson, Law Stationer, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. AW PRACTICE for SALE in a flourishing LAW PRACTICE for SALE in a flourishing 86 Suitable for a gentleman of moderate capital.-Address A. C." (No. 1504), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. PRACTICE.-INTRODUCTION.-A LAW PRACTIed to the Business of a Country Town, may OBTAIN a PRACTICE near London, provided he apply his energies to the promotion of the Business.Apply to Mr. SIMPSON, Law Partnership and Transfer Offices, 2, Great James-street, Bedford-row. Situations, Wanted and Vacant. AW.-WANTED, by a Gentleman, a references.-Address "N. G.," Mr. Cox, Law Stationer, 116, Chancery-lane, E.C. LA Price (with Reports), 1s. 6d. Without Reports, 9d. AW.-WANTED, a RE-ENGAGEMENT as Managing Common Law CLERK. Well up in Court and Chamber practice. Twenty years' experience.A.,' "care of Mr. Stonehouse, 8, Park-street, Dorset-square, W. Salary moderate. AW. Advertiser, who has received a DESIRES a SEAT in the Common Law or Chancery Department of a London Solicitor. Will give six months. Good references.-Address "M. B. C." (No. 1501), 10. Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. Conveyancing, Accounts, and the general business of an Office, methodical, and accustomed to advise clients, desires a RE ENGAGEMENT as MANAGER or Conveyancing CLERK.-Address "A. X." (No. 1503), 10, Welling. ton-street, Strand, W.C. LAW. A Gentleman (Clifford's - inn Managing Clerk in a Lincoln's-inn Office, having held two prior Managing Clerkships, desires a RE-ENGAGEMENT or WORKING PARTNERSHIP.-Address "LEX' (No. 1504), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. AW.-The Advertiser, who is accustomed CLERKSHIP in Town or Country. He has been recently admitted, and is able and willing to make himself generally useful. For further particulars and references address "A. B.." 15, Princess-street, Leicester. LAW WANTED, by the Advertiser of a Country Practice, and capable of managing the same without any supervision, a SITUATION as Managing CLERK. Salary required 3507. per annum.-Address "S. F. W." (No. 1504), 10. Wellington-street, London, W.C. AW.-ARTICLED CLERK.-The friends of a carefully educated Youth (aged 17), who has passed the Preliminary Examination, are desirous of placing him with an established Firm in General Practice in the City of London. Only a small premium can be paid.Address "E. S.," 11, London-road, Brighton. LA LA AW.-TO BARRISTERS.-.A Practical good address and first-class business qualifications, offers SHORTHAND WRITER (University education), of his services to a Barrister. Has been accustomed to legal routine. The most satisfactory references.-Address "N. R.," 2, Finchley-road, Lorrimore-square, S.E. AW.-A Gentleman (articled in the City, ferences, WANTS a SITUATION as Conveyancing CLERK. He has also a good knowledge of Common Law. -Address "T. A. G.." care of G. R. Dodd, Esq., 26, New Broad-street, City, E.C. AW.-WANTED, by the Advertiser (aged and General CLERK. Well acquainted with the practice of the Lord Mayor's Court and County Court business. Salary moderate. Good references.-Address ALPHA,' care of Mr. E. Cex, 116, Chancery-lane, W.C. CONVEYANCING CLERKSHIP advertiser is competent to undertake (without supervision) the entire control of the Conveyancing business of an office, and could also (if required) attend to the accounts.-Address "X.," Box 125, Post-office, Bristol. AW.-A Solicitor (34, and unmarried), part in the management of an extensive Conveyancing Office of high standing, and who has also had considerable experience in Common Law and general Practice, and is competent to act without supervision, if desired, seeks a LAW. The friends of a well-educated MANAGING CLERKörking share, if he pave satisfaction. YOUTH desire to ARTICLE him to a respectable firm in Liverpool. Premium must be moderate.-Address "A.," care of H. Greenwood, Advertising Agent, Liverpool. AW.-WANTED, a RE-ENGAGEMENT five years' experience; salary 17. 2s.; unexceptionable references. Address "SPES," Mr. R. Rees, 10, Sydenhamterrace, Neath, S. Wales. to a The highest references.-Address "L. J., care of Mr. H. M. Taylor, Solicitor, Queen's-chambers, 57, Princess. street, Manchester. PROBATE, DIVORCE, and ADMIRALTY COURTS. All the Settled Forms. Fee and other Stamps kept in stock.-Wills carefully Engrossed for Pro bate. Deeds and other Writings Engrossed and Copied. Plans Copied and Reduced. Business established upwards AW.--CONVEYANCING and CHANCERY. of sixty years.-SHAW and BLAKE, Law Stationers, Doctors' LAW.--CONVEYANCING and CHANCERY MENT in the above branches. Salary moderate. 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