AW.-Two CLERKS WANTED in a THE NEW SYSTEM OF BUYING A the other to assist generally. Apply in own handwriting to "H. S.," Messrs. Walker snd Son, Maidenhead. LA Public and private dining rooms facing the river. Bed and breakfast one guinea per week, and dinners at an equally moderate tariff. AW. WANTED, in the Country, an BIRKBECK BUILDING SOCIETY, monthly, on reduced terms, Admitted CLERK, thoroughly competent to undertake with but little supervision the duties of a Magistrates' Clerk and Clerk to the Guardians, the principal attending the Bench and the Board. None need apply who have not had the practical management in this office of both the duties. An Advocate preferred. Applications with references and salary required to be addressed to-"Civis (No. 1605), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. TO SOLICITORS.-Office for PATENTS, 5, SERLE-STREET, LINCOLN'S-INN, W.C. Messrs. DAVIES and HUNT, Patent Solicitors, continue to 29 AND 30, SOUTHAMPTON-BUILDINGS, CHANCERY-LANE, LONDON. OST PERSONS ARE FAMILIAR with of the Pianoforte Makers, by which anyone who Hires an What will hold good for Pianofortes will hold good for THE OWNER OF A HOUSE in the same way as they have already become the owner of OF THE procure BRITISH and FOREIGN PATENTS, &c., at BIRKBECK BUILDING SOCIETY most moderate charges, and to SOLICITORS at agency rates. Solicitors and intending Patentees should obtain their "HANDBOOK FOR INVENTORS" gratis on application or by letter. MR. E. H. BEDFORD, Author of the "In termediate Examination Guide," "The Intermediate Examination Guide to Bookkeeping," and Editor of "The Preliminary," "Intermediate," and "Final," has CLASSES daily reading at his Chambers, 9, King's Bench-walk, Temple, for each of the Examinations. HAVE DETERMINED TO AFFORD THE SAME FACILITIES FOR PURCHASING As now exist for Buying Pianofortes. A HOUSE being, however, a more expensive article to Pur- In pursuance of this resolution R. J. ERLE BENHAM'S CLASSES for THE DIRECTORS HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS MR. J. BRUE BENHAM'S CLASSES for TION for SOLICITORS will Re-assemble on Monday, January 5th. For particulars address to 3, Pump-court, Temple (removed from 20, Devereux-court), or to the care of Messrs. BUTTERWORTH, 7, Fleet-street (Her Majesty's law publishers). Hilary Term, Intermediate, and Final Classes are now reading. LA AW PUPILS.-A BARRISTER, who has with almost uniform success, prepared nearly one thousand Students for Examination prior to Admission as Attorneys, many of whom have obtained a Prize or Certificate of Merit, including two Clifford's-inn Prizemen, RECEIVES PUPILS for Intermediate or Final Examinations, to whom he devotes five hours daily. Fee moderate.-For particulars, or an interview, address "Mr. J.," Messrs. Stevens and Sons, Law Booksellers, 119, Chancery-lane, W.C.-N.B. Classes are forming, limited in number, for the ensuing Hiliary, Easter, and Trinity Terms. A PSYCHOLOGICAL A very wide CHOICE in the SELECTION both of HOUSES TO LET THESE HOUSES FOR A PERIOD OF At the end of which time, if the Rent be regularly Paid, of Will become the absolute Property of the GREAT BRITAIN is in progress of formation. LEFT-OFF CLOTHES. Mr. and Mrs. PHILLIPS, 31, THAYER-STREET, MANCHESTER-SQUARE, LONDON, W., are the Best BUYERS of all kinds of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE, Silk, Satin, Velvet, Brocades, Dresses, Court Trains, Antique Lace, old English and Foreign China, Household Furniture, Jewels, Plate, in fact every kind of Property for ready cash. Ladies or Gentlemen waited on at any time or distance. All letters receive prompt attention. Money orders to any amount for Parcels from Town or Country. Established 1820. Ready money only. Thousands of testimonials. The subjoined are copies :"Gloucester, April 2. Mrs. A. N. writes:-"I have received your P.0.0. with thanks for your liberality and attention. I shall recommend all my friends. I have had business with others, but none have given me so much satisfaction as you have." "Brighton, May 4. Lady S. T. writes:-"I received the registered letter con. taining the notes. I quite agree with Mrs. R. C. that you are very straightforward in conducting your business. I shall have great pleasure in recommending any friends who may wish to dispose of their cast-off clothes that are too good to give away." We are every day receiving the same kind of testimonials, which show that we do give the full value of all articles offered to us. If this is not sufficient to satisfy the most sceptical we challenge all dealers. We not only buy of ladies and gentlemen, but our demand is so great that we purchase of the trade. Ladies and gentlemen, by disposing of their property to us, get the best price, thereby saving a second profit. Our only address in England is 31, THAYER-STREET, MANCHESTER-SQUARE, IN ALL CASES POSSESSION OF THE HOUSE WILL BE GIVEN WITHOUT ANY IMMEDIATE OUTLAY IN MONEY. BEYOND THIS SMALL SUM NO PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS REQUIRED BY THE SOCIETY Special arrangements for board and lodging, weekly or INAHAN'S LL KI GREAT CENTRAL WINE CELLARS, 22, FLEET-STREET, LONDON (OPPOSITE CHANCERY-LANE). The Largest, Cheapest, and Best Wine Establishment in the World. THE MOST NOTED VINTAGES, AT WHOLESALE PRICES; Or Packed in Hampers for Races and Picnics. THE GRIDIRON Is now complete and in full operation. BEYOND THE STIPULATED RENT, WHICH MAY Although the Number of years for payment of Rent is fixed A SHORTER PERIOD MAY BE CHOSEN AT AN 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 POSSESSION 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 The BIRKBECK BUILDING SOCIETY have on their FRANCIS RAVENSCROFT, Manager A DIGEST of the EXAMINATION QUESTIONS in Common Law, Conveyancing, and Equity, from the commencement of the Examinations in 1836 to Hilary Term, 1872, with ANSWERS; also the mode of proceeding, and directions to be attended to at the Ex amination. By RICHARD HALLILAY, Esq., Author of The Articled Clerk's Handbook." Seventh Edition, by GEORGE BADHAM, Esq., Solicitor. Price 16s. cloth. STATUTES RELATING TO PROBATE, CHARITABLE TRUSTS, FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, INDUSTRIAL AND WITH CHAPTERS UPON ADMINISTRATION, TRUSTS, MORTGAGES, SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE INFANTS, PARTNERSHIP, AND INJUNCTIONS; MUNICIPAL REGISTRATION PRACTICE THE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER, OF SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, A Happy New Year. Five O'Clock Tea. Causerie de Paris. CONTAINS: Country Walks in December. The Boys at Home. The Skating Pond at Dresden. The Institute of Painters in Water Colours. Christmas Decorations of Churches. DRESS AND FASHION: The Parisian Fashions (from our own Correspondent).-The Minerva Hat; The Bearnaise and Henri III. Toques; The Persan, Black Velvet and Manila Bonnets; Promenade and Carriage Toilettes; Children's Winter Costumes; The Pompadour and White Satin Ball Dresses; Afternoon Reception Toilette; Toilette de Visite, &c., with Illustrations. THE WORK TABLE. - Headdress; Linen Apron; Over Boot; Small Shawl for the Head or Shoulders; Carriage Blanket; Lace, Antique and Modern, &c., with Illustrations. THE HOUSEWIFE.-Dinners à la Russe; On Home Service; Notes and Queries; Answers. Cuisine: In a Normandy Kitchen; Notes and Queries; Answers. Music and Musicians. Gazette des Dames. The Tourist. Pastimes. The Library. The Exchange. Personal. The Boudoir. Court Chronicle. Society. Obituary. Notes and Queries on Dress, Work, Music, and other subjects useful and interesting to Ladies. All the Fashionable intelligence of the Week. May be had of News Agents, Booksellers, and at the Railway Stalls. OFFICE: 346, STRAND, LONDON, W.C. Country Gentleman's Newspaper, ОР SATURDAY, JANUARY 3. CONTAINS: Old Fashioned Weather. The Prospective Legislation of the New Year. The Use of Concrete in Cottage Building. Ornithological Rambles in Spain. The late Mr. Edward Blyth. Reported Discovery of the Dodo. Performing Pigeons. 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London: H. Cox, 10, Wellington-street, Strand. HE COUNTY COURTS CHRONICLE THE COUNTY OF BANKRUPTOR, price 1s. 6d., contains all the Law and Reports of the COX'S LAW OF The SEVENTH EDITION of the AW OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES whole of the New Law relating to the Abandonment of Railways and the Winding-up of Railway Companies, as contained in the Statutes relating to Joint-Stock Companies, the General Orders and Rules of the Court of Chancery, and Decisions of the Courts of Law and Equity; together with the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts, and County Court Orders thereon, the Stan naries Act and Rules, with Notes as to the Mode of Proce dure under them. By EDWARD W. COX, Serjeant-atLaw, Recorder of Portsmouth. Seventh Edition, by CHARLES J. O'MALLEY, LL.B., Barrister-at-Law, of the Middle Temple. Price 218., cloth. London: LAW TIMES Office, 10, Wellington-street, Strand. DOWELL'S INCOME TAX LAWS. HE INCOME TAX LAWS at present in Force in the United Kingdom. With Practical Notes. Appendices, and a copious Index. By STEPHEN DOWELL, M.A., of Lincoln's-inn; Assistant Solicitor of Inland Revenue. London: BUTTERWORTHS, 7, Fleet-street, Her Majesty's Law Publishers. DOWELL'S STAMP DUTIES AND STAMP LAWS. 8vo. 12s. 6d.. cloth. A HISTORY and EXPLANATION of the STAMP DUTIES; the Origin of Stamp Duties. Observations on the Stamp Duties in Foreign Countries and the Stamp Laws at present in Force in the United Kingdom, with Notes, Appendices, and a copious Index. By STEPHEN DOWELL, M.A., of Lincoln's-inn; Assistant Solicitor of Inland Revenue. London: BUTTERWORTHS, 7, Fleet-street, Her Majesty's Law Publishers. BEDFORD'S INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION GUIDE FOR 1874. 8vo., 108. 6d cloth. THE INTERtaining a Digest of the Examination INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION Questions on Common Law Conveyancing, and Equity, with the Answers, by EDWARD HENSLOWE BED. FORD, Solicitor, Temple, Editor of the "Preliminary,” "Intermediate," and "Final," &c. Now ready, by the same Author, vol. 2 of the above work, price 4s. The work appointed by the Examiner in Equity for 1874 is HAYNES'S OUTLINES of EQUITY. London: BUTTERWORTHS, 7, Fleet-street, Her Majesty's Law Publishers, Seventh Issue. Now ready, super royal, 8vo., pp. 1000, price 158., to subscribers, 138. 6d. CROCKFORD'S CLERICAL DIRECTORY FOR 1874. Being a Statistical Book of Reference for Facts relating to the Clergy and the Church. London: CLERICAL DIRECTORY OFFICE, 10, Wellingtonstreet, Strand, W.C. 3. The local bankruptcy courts, 1. Generally. 2. The London Court of Bankruptcy. 3. The local bankruptcy courts. 4. The procedure and practice. 5. Of appeals. 6. The sittings of the court. 7. Of fees and stamps. CHAP. XI.-OF THE APPOINTMENT OF THE TRUSTEE. 1. Who may vote in the appointment of trustee. 2. Who may be appointed trustee. 8. As to the number of trustees. 4. The appointment of trustee and his confirmation. 5. The rejection by the court of the trustee appointed by the creditors. 6. The resignation, death, or removal of the trustee. CHAP XII. OF THE COMMITTEE OF INSPECTION, ITS 1. Of the appointment of the committee of inspection. 2. The powers and duties of the committee of inspection. CHAP. XIII. - OF THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF THE BANKRUPT. CHAP. XIV.-DISCHARGE OF THE BANKRUPT. 1. Grant, refusal, or suspension of order of discharge. 2. Effect of, when granted 3. Status of undischarged bankrupt. CHAP. XV.-OF THE RIGHTS, DUTIES, AND LIABILITIES OF 1. Generally. 2. As regards the appointment of a solicitor. 3. To collect and realise the bankrupt's estate. CHAP. XVI.-OF THE BANKRUPT'S ESTATE. 1. Effects of Bankruptcy in relation to the interest of creditors. 2. What passes to the trustee. CHAP. XVII.-OF REPUTED OWNERSHIP. 2. To carry on the business of the bankrupt for the benefit of the creditors. 3. To bring or defend actions, &c. 4. To realise the estate. 5. To exercise powers vested in the bankrupt. 6. To mortgage or pledge the estate for payment of debts. 7. To accept a composition or general scheme of arrange ment. 8. To divide property amongst creditors. CHAP. XX.-THE PROOF OF DEBTS AND PAYMENT IN FULL i. When and before whom debts may be proved. 2. By whom debts may be proved. 3. How debts may be proved. 4. What debts may be proved. CHAP. XXI.-OF THE AUDIT AND DIVIDEND. Of the audit. 2. Of the dividend. 3. Of staying a dividend. CHAP. XXII.-CLOSE OF THE BANKRUPTCY AND RELEASE OF THE TRUSTEE. 1. Close of the bankruptcy. 2. Release of the trustee. CHAP. XXIII.-OF ANNULLING THE ADJUDICATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. CHAP. XXIV.-OF LIQUIDATION BY ARRANGEMENT. 1. Of the petition. 2. The appointment of a receiver and manager, and of injunction. 3. First meeting and proceedings thereat. 4. Registration of the resolution and its consequences. 5. Of the trustee, his rights and duties. 6. Of the dividend. 7. Discharge of the debtor. 8. Close of the liquidation, and release of the trustee. CHAP. XXV.-OF ARRANGEMENT BY COMPOSITION. CHAP. XXVI.-OF EVIDENCE. LONDON: "LAW TIMES" OFFICE, 10, WELLINGTON-STREET, STRAND, W.C. ESSRS. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, and to be SOLD or LET, including Landed Estates, Town and Mall Ground Rents entrusted to him for disposal, Farms, Ground Rents, Rentcharges. Hount Pr Best day of R. DAVID J. CHATTELL, who inspects Country Residences, Hunting and Shooting Quarters Property, HOLLOWAY'S PUL Headaches. These ailments PILLS AND OINTMENT. may sometimes be considered by the young and thoughtless to be trifling inconveniences, but it should be borne in mind that by simple inattention and neglect they often end most seriously. The wise without delay rectify a deranged stomach, they take Holloway's Pills, rub his celebrated Ointment over the pit of the stomach and liver, and they at once perceive the change for the better on their system, spirits, appetite, strength, and energy. The improvement, though it may be gradual, will be thorough and lasting. They preserve from a recurrence of the malady. Holloway's Pills will be found to purify the blood, and give healthy action to every organ. 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. ESSRS. VENTOM, BULL, and MESSES ONLY REGISTER, Containing particulars of Estates and Farms, Furnished and Unfurnished Houses in Town and Country to be sold or let, Ground Rents, and other Investments, may be had free on application, or by post for one stamp. Particulars intended for insertion in next month's Register should be forwarded by the 26th inst.-Auction and Estate Agency Offices, 8, Bucklersbury, E.C. EQUITY and LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. 18, Lincoln's-inn-fields, W.C.Notice is hereby Given, that the DIVIDEND upon the Capital of this Society, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1878, at the rate of Twelve Shillings per Share, clear of income-tax, will be PAYABLE to the Proprietors daily on and after the 15th day of January inst. By order of the Board of Directors. G. W. BERRIDGE, Actuary and Secretary. Jan. 1, 1874. QUITABLE EQU REVERSIONARY INTEREST SOCIETY. 10, Lancaster-place, Strand. Established 1885. Capital paid-up, £480,000. This Society purchases Reversionary Property and Life Interests, and grants Loans on these securities. Forms of Proposal may be obtained at the office. F. S. CLAYTON, C. H. CLAYTON, Joint Secretaries. MPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (Established 1808), 1, Old Broad-street, E.C., and 16 and 17, Pall Mall, S.W. Capital 21,600,000. Paid-up and invested £700,000. Insurances against Fire on Property in all parts of the World, at Moderate Rates of Premium. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. Policies falling due at Christmas should be renewed before the 9th January, or the same will become void. E. COZENS SMITH, General Manager. ANNUITIES AND REVERSIONS. REVERSIONARY LAW SOCIETY, INTEREST 68, CHANCERY-LANE, LONDON. CHAIRMAN.- Alfred H. Shadwell, Esq. DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN-H. Cecil Raikes, Esq., M.P. Reversions and Life Interests purchased. Immediate and Deferred Annuities granted in exchange for Reversionary and Contingent Interests. Loans may also be obtained on the security of Reversions. Annuities, Immediate, Deferred, and Contingent, and alsc Endowments, granted on favourable terms. Prospectuses and Forms of Proposal, and all further information, may be had at the office. C. B. CLABON, Secretary. UNION FIRE AND LIFE Chief Office.-126, CHANCERY-LANE LONDON, W.C. INSURANCE COMPANY. MESSRS. C. C. and T. MOORE will SELL LAW by AUCTION, at the MART, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 15th, at one, in Nine Lots, Two Eight-roomed residences, with front and back Gar. dens, 6 and 7, Avenue-road, Bow; let at £52; term fiftyeight years; Ground rents, £4 4s. each. A Seven-roomed dwelling house, with forecourt Garden, 16. Clarence-road, Bow; let at £24; term seventy-three years; Ground rent, £1. A Seven-roomed dwelling house, 2, College-street, Tredegar-square; let at £26; term sixty-nine years; Ground rent, Capital.-ONE MILLION STERLING. Fully subscribed by upwards of 400 Shareholders, nearly all of whom are members of the Legal Profession. CHAIRMAN.-Sir William Foster, Bart., Norwich. DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN.-James Cuddon, Esq., Barrister-atLaw, Goldsmith's-building, Temple. The Capital subscribed and Funds in hand amount to upwards of £1,830,000, affording unquestionable security. The Directors invite attention to the new Form of Life Policy, which is free from all conditions. The Company ADVANCES Money on Mortgage of Life Interests and Reversions, whether absolute or contingent. Prospectuses, copies of the Directors' Report, and Annual Balance Sheet, and every information sent post free on application to FRANK M'GEDY, Actuary and Secretary. TIME, AND MONEY, LIFE ARE LOST IN THE EVENT OF ACCIDENTAL INJURY OR DEATH. Provide against these losses by a Policy of the RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COMPANY AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST ACCIDENTAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. Hon. A. KINNAIRD, M.P., Chairman. PAID UP CAPITAL AND RESERVE FUND £140,000. ANNUAL INCOME £160,000. £810,000 have been paid as Compensation. BONUS ALLOWED TO INSURERS OF FIVE YEARS' STANDING. Apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations, the Local GRAMMAR ESCHOOL-Specially devoted to Mercantile MacR tion, twenty miles from London. The domestic arrangements include a dairy farm. For details see prospectus. Terms moderate.-Address the Principal, Dr. CLARK. TO PUBLIC COMPANIES, SOLICITORS, hill, and the station on the Metropolitan District Railway, to be LET, three Capital Groundfloor OFFICES, and suite of three Handsome ROOMS on first floor (one very large), and several rooms on second floor.-Apply to Messrs. DEBENHAM, TEWSON, and FARMER, 80, Cheapside. GRATEFUL EPPS’S COMFORTING. COCOA. BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills."-Civil Service Gazette. 48, MADE SIMPLY WITH BOILING WATER OR MILK. SOLD BY GROCERS IN PACKETS ONLY, LABELLED JAMES EPPS and CO., HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, PICCADILLY. WORKS FOR DIETETIC PREPARATIONS, DIANA-PLACE, EUSTON-ROAD. THE LEGAL PRACTITIONERS' SOCIETY. THIS Societies for promoting these changes, as well as Societies for the amendment of the law itself, already exist. This Society is of a less ambitious character, and will confine its operations to the reform of abuses in connection with the Profession only. Although its basis is thus restricted, it will have no lack of work to perform. Among the many subjects which are likely to engage its attention may be mentioned the following: 1. To adjust the relations of the two branches of the Legal Profession inter se, as well as in reference to the Public. 2. To protect the Legal Profession against the encroachments of unqualified persons. Members of the Legal Profession of every degree, whether Barristers or Attorneys-at-Law, Solicitors, Special Pleaders, Conveyancers, Proctors, Articled Clerks, or Students of the Inns of Court, are eligible for Membership. Members' Annual Subscription, FIVE SHILLINGS. The expenses are not likely to be great, and the Subscription has been fixed at an almost nominal amount, to secure the adhesion of as many Members of the Legal Profession as possible. Moral influence is much more needed than material aid. Any movement for the reform of the existing state of the Legal Profession, to be permanently successful, must necessarily proceed from within, and secure the hearty co-operation and support of both branches of the Profession. Members of Parliament, and other laymen of distinction, are eligible for the office of Vice-President. The Annual Subscription of Vice-Presidents is ONE GUINEA. Donors of FIVE GUINEAS are eligible as Life Vice-Presidents. Any further information may be obtained from the Hon. Secretary, CHARLES FORD, Esq., at the Office of the Law Times, 10, Wellington-street, Strand, London, W.C., to whom all Communications should be addressed by Members of the Legal Profession desirous of joining the Society. Subscriptions may be paid to the Treasurer, W. T. CHARLEY, Esq., D.C.L., M.P., 5, Crown Office-row, Temple, London, E.C.; or to the Society's Bankers, Union Bank (Chancery-lane Branch). The Preliminary Meeting was adjourned to Wednesday, the 7th January next, at eight o'clock, to be held at the Rooms of the Social Science Association, No. 1, Adam-street, Adelphi, London, W.C., on which day the attendance of the Profession generally is earnestly invited. Printed and published by HORACE Cox, at 10, Wellington-street, Strand, London, W.C., in the County of Middlesex,-Saturday, January 3, 1874. |