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ance of a composition under section 126 of the
Bankruptcy Act, 1869, release a surety if the
rights against him are not specially reserved?"
was opened by Mr. Stock, but as, in consequence
of the late hour, it was then impossible to have
a good debate, the society adjourned. The officers
for the session are as follows:-Treasurer: Mr.
Arthur Fell, B. A. Secretary: Mr. Cecil A. Betts.
Committee: Messrs. C. Swinfen Eady, LL.B.,
Arthur Ellis, G. S. Gibb, LL.B., J. Indermaur, and
E. P. Rouse.

BRADFORD LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY. THE first meeting of this society for the new session was held at the Grand Jury Room of the Court House, Bradford, on Wednesday, 20th Oct., J. W. Bilborough, Esq., solicitor, in the chair. The subject for discussion was as follows: "Is the Land Titles and Transfer Act, 1875, a

active member of the Articled Clerks' Society, | for discussion, No. 567, legal, "Does the accept-
in the days of Messrs. Drummond, Baxter,
and Fraser; he had also served on the Davis
Prize Committee. He thanked Mr. Charley
for so kindly referring to his efforts in regard to
the Legal Practitioners' Society. As to the Act,
he was above all things delighted to find students
of that branch of the profession to which he
should always consider it a great honour and pri-
vilege to belong, entering so fully and so
earnestly into a consideration of the reforms ac-
complished by such Acts. It augured well for the
future of solicitors, who, he hoped, would elevate
themselves into a position of even greater worth
and honour. One word more, let him entreat
them not to go rushing off to counsel at every
turn and on the smallest pretext. He could
assure them that counsel thought none the better
of them for thus discrediting their own capabili-
ties. He hoped that solicitors would feel them-
selves fully competent to prepare their own plead-
ings, which were greatly simplified under the
Acts. It appeared to him that in all cases in
signing judgment under the Acts, costs would have
to be taxed, which he considered a great drawback.
Mr. Ford concluded by assuring the meeting
that while he had given a careful consideration to
the Acts themselves, he had felt considerable
difficulty in understanding them, and he was
guilty of no exaggeration when he said that Mr.
Charley's valuable paper had thrown light on
many points which had proved a stumbling block
to him; he was therefore especially pleased in
having the opportunity of seconding the motion,
which having been put from the chair was carried
by acclamation.

Mr. Charley briefly responded, thanking those present for the compliments paid him; he thanked the chairman also for his presidency on the occasion and recognised the labours of the Hon. Secretary of their society. He jokingly expressed the hope that they would not take Mr. Ford's advice as to consulting counsel.

A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceedings, which were listened to with marked interest and attention throughout.

BIRMINGHAM LAW STUDENTS'
SOCIETY.

AT a meeting of this society, held on Tuesday
evening, Mr. Alfred Canning in the chair, the
following question was discussed. "Is the case of
Jee v. Audley (reported 1 Cox, 324) well decided?
Mr. David led in the affirmative, and was sup-
ported by Messrs. Cresswell and Browett, Mr.
Whitehouse replied in the negative, and was
followed by Messrs. Cochrane and Withers.
The voting was in favour of the affirmative. A
vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the
meeting.

PLYMOUTH, STONEHOUSE, AND DEVON-
PORT LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY.
A MEETING of this society was held at the
Athenæum, on Friday, 22nd Oct., W. Adams,
Esq., in the chair. After the election of members
and other business had been transacted, a debate
was opened on the following moot point :-" When
an application to take shares in a limited company
has been sent by post, ought the contract to
take shares to be considered complete from the
moment the letter announcing the allotment is
put into the post, whether it reach the allottee or
not?" (Townsend's case, L. Rep. 13 Eq. 148;
British, &c., Company v. Colson, L. Rep. Exch.
108: Harris's case, 7 Ch. App. 587; Walls's case,
L. Rep. 15 Eq. 18).

Mr. C. Matthews led in the affirmative, seconded by Mr. E. Symonds, and opposed by Messrs. W. Oliver and H. M. Prideaux. In addition to the above, the hon. secretary (Mr. E. F. Fox) and Mr. J. Loye spoke; and after the Chairman had summed up it was decided (1) by the unanimous vote of the meeting, "That the contract became by law binding on the allottes directly the letter was posted:" (2) by 5-4, "That it was proper that it should be so."

LAW STUDENTS' DEBATING SOCIETY. THIS Society met for the first time after the Long Vacation on Tuesday last at the Law Institution, Chancery Lane, Mr. Indermaur in the chair, Several new members were proposed, and the report of the Dinner Committee was received and adopted. The principal business of the evening was the discussion of two motions brought forward by the secretary in the following terms. 1. "That in the opinion of this society it is desirable that rules clearly and concisely setting forth the practice of the society during debate should be prepared." 2. "That a special committee of seven members be now appointed to prepare such rules." After considerable discussion both resolutions were carried, the number of the members of the special committee being fixed at three instead of seven as proposed. The question

good measure, and worthy of support in the
interests of the general public?" The speakers
in the affirmative were Messrs. Barlow and Vint,
and in the negative Messrs. Saville, Hines, and
Wright. The chairman having summed up the
arguments on each side, the votes were in favour
of the negative. A vote of thanks was accorded

to the chairman.

LEGAL OBITUARY.

NOTE.-This department of the LAW TIMES, is contributed
by EDWARD WALFORD, M. A., and late scholar of Balliol
College, Oxford, and Fellow of the Geneniogical and
Historical Society of Great Britain; and, as it is desired
to make it as perfect a record as possible, the families and
friends of deceased members of the Profession will oblige
by forwarding to the LAW TIMES Office any dates and
materials required for a biographical notice.

G. S. EVETT, ESQ.

THE late George Stuart Evett, Esq., solicitor, of
Wallbrook City, who died at his residence, 19,
Holland-road, Kensington, on the 11th inst., in
the thirty-sixth year of his age, was the only son
of George Evett, Esq., of Kensington, by Charlotte
Elizabeth, daughter of Stuart Sutherland, Esq.
He was born at Chelsea in the year 1810, and was
educated at the Kensington Proprietary School,
whence he proceeded to Pembroke College, Cam-
bridge, where he graduated in 1863, taking honours
as a wrangler, and in the second class in the clas-
sical tripos. Mr. Evett, who was admitted a
selicitor in Michaelmas Term 1869, lived and died
unmarried. His remains are interred in Bromp-
ton cemetery.

A. A. SHAPLAND, ESQ.
THE late Arden Avery Shapland, Esq., solicitor,
of Epsom, Surrey, who was accidentally drowned,
while bathing, at Teignmouth, Devonshire, on
the 18th ult., in the thirty-eighth year of his age,
was the second son of John Terrell Shapland,
Esq., solicitor, of South Molton, Devon, by Char-
lotte, daughter of the late William Francis, Esq.,
of Winstode, near Crediton, Devon. He was
born at South Molton in the year 1838, and having
been educated at a private school, was admitted a
solicitor in 1866. He was appointed in 1869 a
commissioner in the Courts of Queen's Bench,
Common Pleas, and Exchequer. Mr. Shapland
was for some time the agent of the Conservative
Association for the Sutton district of Mid-Surrey.
He was also solicitor to the East London Medical
Defence Association, a member of the Incorpo-
rated Law Society, and the Solicitors' Benevolent
Association. He married, in 1865, Anne Rushton,
daughter of the late Wm. Jackson, Esq., of the
Ordnance Department, by whom he has left three
children. His wife met with her death about two
years since by being thrown from her carriage.
The remains of the deceased gentleman were in-
terred at North Molton, in the family burying
place, on the 1st inst.

J. FREEMAN, ESQ.
THE late John Freeman, Esq., solicitor, of Hud-
dersfield, who died on the 22nd Sept., at his resi-
dence in that town, in the sixty-fourth year of his
age, was born at Pontefract in the year 1811, and
was educated at the Grammar School of that town,
where he obtained an open scholarship to Oxford
University; he, however, did not go there. In
1823 he entered the office of Messrs. Battye and
Hesp, of Huddersfield, in the capacity of clerk,
and after having served the firm for some years,
Mr. Freeman was articled to Mr. William Battye,
of Bristol. On the completion of his "articles"
he returned to Huddersfield, and in 1837, having
been duly admitted a solicitor in Michaelmas Term
of that year, he commenced practice on his own
account. In 1840 he entered into partnership
with Mr. Thomas Brook, and ten years afterwards
they were joined by Mr. Joseph Batley, now town
clerk of Huddersfield. Mr. Charles Edward Free.
the youngest son of the deceased gentleman,
joined the firm in 1869. "In the early period of

man,

his practice as an attorney," says a local contem. porary, "Mr. Freeman engaged in business which called forth his powers as an advocate, and the experience he thus gained was never lost, but put to good use at subsequent periods of his career, Though not brilliant as a speaker or a pleader, he showed those before whom he appeared that he made himself master of his cases, and his transparent conscientiousness, combined with an earnest persuasive manner, often stood him in good stead against the more vehement rhetoric of some of his legal antagonists." Mr. Freeman was subsequently appointed solicitor to the Manchester and Leeds section of the London and North-Western Company's line. In that capacity he was connected with most of the railway improvements between Manchester and Leeds, his last work being the promotion of the Bill for the legalisation of the water supply by the railway company from the Huddersfield Canal. The deceased gentleman, who was a staunch Conservative, always took a part in the electoral contests of both the West Riding and borough of Hudders field, and he was also for some time agent and advocate for the Conservative Registration Association for the West Riding of Yorkshire, and afterwards to the association for the southern division. Besides assiduously devoting himself to the business of his profession, Mr. Freeman was actively useful in connection with many public institutions, and was for some time chairman of the Huddersfield Improvement Commis. sioners. He had also been chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, and was a zealous member of the local lodge of Freemasons. Mr. Freeman was married, and leaves two sons. The remains of the deceased gentleman were interred at Holy Trinity Church, Huddersfield.

W. J. BLAKE, ESQ., F.R.S. THE late William John Blake, Esq., F.R.S, bar. rister-at-law, who died on the 15th inst., at his residence, Danesbury, Welwyn, Hertfordshire, in the seventy-first year of his age, was the eldest son of the late William Blake, Esq., of Danesbury, who in 1836 served as high sheriff of Hertford shire. His mother was Mary, daughter of Joseph Nash, Esq., and grand-daughter of John Darker, Esq., of Gayton, Northamptonshire, who was at one time M.P. for Leicester. He was born in the year 1805, and was educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he took his Bachelor's degree in Easter Term 1826, obtaining a double first class in the classical and mathematical schools, and in 1827 he obtained the Chancellor's prize for a Latin Essay on the subject of the " Agrarian Laws at Rome." Mr. Blake, who was called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn in 1831, 1837 he entered Parliament in the Liberal interest for many years a Fellow of the Royal Society. In as one of the members for Newport, in the Isle of Wight, and he retained his seat for that borough until the general election in 1811, when he was defeated. Mr. Blake, who was a magistrate and deputy-lieutenant for his native county, was a man of scientific attainments of a high order, and, no energy and industry equal to his ability, he would doubt, had he cared to follow his profession with have risen to a high position in the legal world.

He was

H. T. CHITTY, ESQ. THE late Horace Tompson Chitty, Esq., stipendiary magistrate, who died on the 26th of August, at Berbice, British Guiana, in the West Indies, the thirty-fourth year of his age, was the eldest son of the late Tompson Chitty, Esq., barristerat-law, and was born in the year 181. called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of Gray's-inn, in Trinity Term 1869, and, joining the Home Circuit, enjoyed a fair share of practice. He had only recently been appointed to the post of stipendiary magistrate at Berbice, which has now become vacant by his death.

J. WOOD, ESQ. THE late John Wood, Esq., solicitor, of York, who died on the 30th ult., at his residence, on the Mount, in that city, in the seventy-eighth year of his age, was the eldest son of the late Richard Wood, Esq., of York, and was born in the year 1798. He was admitted a solicitor in Hilary Term 1819, and was, at the time of his decease, the senior partner in the firm of Messrs. J., J. P., and H. Wood, solicitors, York. He was elected one of the coroners for the county of York upwards of fifty years ago, and also held the office of coroner for the city of York for a period of nearly thirty years, having resigned that office in the year 1853, when, on being appointed an alderman of the city, his eldest son, Mr. J. P. Wood, was elected in his place. He served the office of Lord Mayor of York from November 1857 to November 1858, and always took an active part in everything calculated to promote the interests of his native city, Mr. Wood was, until a short time before his deathwhen increasing infirmities induced him to resign them-a director of the Yorkshire insurance com

J. BICKER-CAARTEN, ESQ. THE late John Marinus Bicker-Caarten, Esq., barrister-at-law, of the Middle Temple, who died at 13, Formosa-street, Maida-hill, on the 12th ult, in the sixty-second year of his age, was the second son of the late Adrian Herman Bicker. Caarten, Esq., of Rotterdam, Holland, by Sarah Mary, daughter of John Van Yzendoorn, Esq., of Rotterdam. He was born at Mount Row, Surrey, in the year 1814, and, having been educated under private tuition, was called to the Bar by the honourable society of the Middle Templein 1836. He married Mary Ann Reid, daughter of William Hill, Esq., by whom he has left four children, two sons and two daughters, The remains of the deceased gentleman were interred at Kensall-green cemetery.

S. AMOS, ESQ.

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THE late Samuel Amos, Esq., solicitor, of Hanley, Staffordshire, who died at his residence at South. port, Lancashire, on the 1st inst., in the 65th of his age, was the eldest son of the late Samuel Amos, Esq., of Evesham, Worcester, where he was born in the year 1810. He was admitted a solicitor in Easter Term 1831, and was appointed about twenty years ago to the post of High Bailiff of the County Courts of Hanley, Burslem, and Tunstall. Mr. Amos was twice married, first in 1832, to Louisa Hart, of London, and secondly, in 1866, to Emily Fox, of Southport, by the former of whom he has left a family of two sons. The remains of the deceased gentleman were interred in the cemetery at Southport.

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Any cause intended to be heard as a short cause [before the Master of the Rolls, or either of the ViceChancellors] must be so marked in the cause book at least one clear day before the same can be put in the paper to be so heard, and the necessary papers must be left in court with the judge's officer the day before the cause is to be put into the paper.

Queen's Bench Division.

MIDDLESEX SITTINGS AT NISI PRIUS. This Division will sit on Nov. 3 in two courts, for the trial of special and common jury causes.

No days at present appointed for sittings in London.

Common Pleas Division.

MIDDLESEX SITTINGS AT NISI PRIUS. This Division will sit on Nov. 3 in two conrts for the trial of special and common jury causes.

No days at present appointed for sittings in London.

Exchequer Division.

MIDDLESEX SITTINGS AT NISI PRIUS.

This Division will sit on Nov. 3 in two courts, for the trial of special and common jury causes.

No days at present appointed for sittings in London.

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINT MENTS.

MR. CHARLES JOHN CURTIS, of No. 23, Ely-place, Holborn, E.C., has been appointed a Londen Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Court of Exchequer.

MR. CHARLES PAAS FARLOW, of No. 4, Lancaster-place, Strand, has been appointed a London Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Court of Exchequer.

THE Chief Justice has appointed Mr. Basil E. Greenfield, of 21, Abchurch-lane, E.C., a Commissioner of the Supreme Court of New South Wales to take and receive Affidavits in any matter within the jurisdiction of the said Court.

MR. JOHN SWANN, M.A., of the firm of Haywards, Keele, and Swann, 5, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, E.C., has been appointed a London Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Courts of Queen's Bench and Exchequer.

THE GAZETTES.

Professional Partnerships Dissolbed.

Gazette, Oct. 15.

MARSHALL, WILLIAM, and SON, attorneys and solicitors, Dur ham. (William Marshall and William Henry Marshall.) Oct. 8 WALKER, JERWOOD, and MEWBURN WALKER, attorneys and solicitors, Furnival's-inn. (Thomas Walker, Richard Jerwood, and Hugh Mewburn Walker.) Oct. 1

Gazette, Cct. 19.

RAVEN and CURTIS, attorneys and solicitors, Queen Victoria-st. (John Raven and William Curtis.) Debts by Raven. Oct. 11

Bankrupts.

Gazette. Oct. 22.

To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street, BORN, GEORGE THEODORE, Petherton-rd, Highbury New-park. Pet. Oct. 19. Reg. Brougham. Sols. Hollams and Co., Mincingla. Sur. Nov. 9 To surrender in the Country.

AYRES, JAMES WILLIAM, physician, Park-ter, East Greenwich. Pet. Oct. 15. Reg. Pitt-Taylor. Sur. Nov. 2

HOCKING, THOMAS, Smith and carriage builder, Truro. Pet. Oct. 18. Reg. Chilcott. Sur. Nov. 3

MINERS, WILLIAM, boot and shoe manufacturer, Penzance, Pet. Oct. 15. Reg. Chilcott. Sur. Nov. 3

OPENSHAW, WILLIAM TURNER, book-keeper, Bury. Pet. Oct. 18. Reg. Holden. Sur. Nov. 8

WEBB, JOHN, labourer, Bristol. Pet. Oct. 20. Reg. Harley. Sur. Nov, 12

Gazette, Oct. 26.

To surrender in the Country.

BOWDEN, SAMUEL, builder, Torquay. Pet. Oct. 21. Reg. Daw. Sur. Nov. 8

DODGIN, CHARLES WILLIAM, steamboat builder and innkeeper, North Shields. Pet. Oct. 21. Reg. Mortimer. Sur. Nov. 6 MAGRATH, FRANCIS, provision merchant, Liverpool. Pet. Oct. 12. Reg. Watson. Sur. Nov. 8

SLATER, SAMUEL, bolt and nut manufacturer, Darlaston. Pet. Oct. 21. Reg. Clarke. Sur. Nov. 5

WESTHORP, RICHARD ALEXANDER, farmer and grocer, Blackmore Priory, co. Essex. Pet. Oct. 21. Reg. Gepp. Sur. Nov. 12

Dividends.

BANKRUPTS' ESTATES.

The Official Assignees, &c., are given, to whom apply for the Dividends.

Burgess, G. bank manager, first and final, 11d. At bank of Hammond and Co., Canterbury.-Ford, E. and T. Oporto merchants, third and final joint, 8d.; second and final sep. of T. Ford, 2s.. At Trust. A. Cooper, 14, George-st, Mansion-house.Grifiths, H. T. tailor, first and final, 16s. 6d. At Trust. J. D. Thomas, 3, Fisher-st, Swansea.-McIntyre, J. travelling draper, Is. At offices of W. H. Williams and Co. Exchange, Bristol. Trust. J. H. Smith.-Ridings, E. and T. Liverpool, Manchester, and Preston, first and final sep. of each, 20s. At Trust. H. W. Banner, 24, North John-st, Liverpool.-Thompson, C. grocer, first and final, 28. At offices of Hudson and Pybus, Mechanics' Institute, Dovecot-st, Stockton.-Turner, H. grocer, first, 3s. 6d. At Trust. T. Andrew, 13, Bedford-circus, Exeter.

Liquidations by Arrangement.

FIRST MEETINGS.
Gazette, Oct. 22.

ADAM, JOHN, tutor, Roslyn-villa, Bickerton-rd, Highgate. Pet. Oct. 15. Nov. 3, at three, at office of Sol. Hubbard, London Joint Stock Bank-chmbs, Weet Smithfield

ADRY, JAMES, chair maker, Newland, in Chepping Wycombe. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 4, at eleven, at the Falcon hotel, High Wycombe. Sol. Mawson, Great Marlow

ADEY, JOHN JAMES, plumber, Birmingham. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 3, at three, at office of Sol. Jaques, Birmingham ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM, horse dealer, Kendal. Pet. Oct. 15, Nov. 3. at eleven, at the Board Room, Market-pl, Kendal. Sols. Thomson and Wilson, Kendal ATHERTON, JOHN, out of business, Castle Northwich. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 2, at three, at office of Sol. Bent, Manchester BALDWIN, GODFREY CLEMENT KYNNERSLY, cabinet maker, Bristol. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 3, at two, at office of Sols. Baker and Langworthy, Bristol

BATES, CHARLES, brick merchant, Sittingbourne. Pet. Oct. 16. Nov. 1, at twelve, at office of Brook and Chapman, Wool Exchange, Coleman st. Bank. Sol. Gibson, Sittingbourne BENNETT, JOHN, cabinet maker, Birmingham. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 5' at two, at office of Sol. Cheston, Birmingham BENNETT, THOMAS, cloth manufacturer, Rose-mills, in the par. of Iminster, and Mount Radford, in the par. of St. Leonard's Exeter, under firm of the Ilminster Cloth Company. Pet. Oct. 16. Oct. 29, at eleven, at the Bude Haven hotel, Exeter, in lieu of the place originally named

BIGGINS, LEWIS, furniture dealer, Blaydon-on-Tyne. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 2, at two, at offices of Sols. Messrs Joel, Newcastle BIGGS, LEVI, mason, Bristol. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 5, at twelve, at office of Sol. Clifton, Bristol

BIRKBECK, MARY, grocer, Middlesbrough. Pet. Oct. 11. Oct. 30. at twelve, at offices of Sol. Teale, Middlesbrough BOWYER, WILLIAM EDWIN, tea broker, Cullum-st. Pet. Oct. 16, Nov. 8, at twelve, at office of Sol. Pettengill, Walbrook BRADNOCK, CHARLES, egg merchant, Birmingham Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 4, at three, at office of Sols. Messrs. Canning, Birmingham

BREWIN, CHARLES VIGERSTAFF, hairdresser, Grantham. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 12, at twelve, at the Mall hotel, Grantham Sols Everall and Turner

BROOKE, HENRY, corn dealer, Wyke Champflower, in Bruton. Pet Oct. 15. Nov. 3, at three, at the George hotel, Castle Carey. Sol. Hobbs, jun.

BROWN, WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT, fish salesman, Great Grimsby. Pet Oct 19. Nov. 5, at eleven, at office of Sols. Grange and Wintringham, Great Grimsby

BUTT, JOHN GEORGE, brush manufacturer, Kingsland-rd. and Wilmer-gdns. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov. 5, at three, at the Guildhall tavern, Gresham-st. Sols. East and Funston

COGSWELL, JAMES HENRY, clothier, Trowbridge. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 4, at twelve, at offices of Sol. Rodway, Trowbridge COOPER, JOSEPH, confectioner, Newcastle. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 4, at two, at office of Sol. Winship, Newcastle COX, HENRY FABIAN, coal merchant's clerk, Portsea. Pet. Oct. 16. Nov. 2, at four, at office of Sol. King, Portsea GRAIG, ROBERT, corn merchant, Liverpool. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov, 9, at two, at office of Harmood, Banner, and Son, 24, North Johnst, Liverpool. Sols. Messrs, Bateson, Liverpool DEAN JAMES, grocer, Brighton. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 6, at eleven, at offices of Bertie, and Drawbridge, 7, Great James-st, Bedford-row. Sol. Goodman, Brighton

DIBBENS, EDMUND, grocer, Titchfield. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 3, at four, at office of Sol. King, Portsea

DOWLES, EDWARD, fishmonger, Nottingham. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov.
8, at twelve, at office of Sol. Fraser, Nottingham
EDWARDS, DIADEMIA MARY, late tobacconist, Bedminster,
Bristol. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 6, at eleven, at office of Sol. Essery,
Bristol

ELLIS, WILLIAM, umbrella furniture manufacturer, Birmingham. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 4, at two, at office of Sol. Rawlings, Birmingham

GOFTON, JAMES, victualler, Leeds. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 4, at two, at office of Sols, Bond and Barwick, Leeds GORE, JACOB, baker, Broughton Gifford. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 5, at twelve, at office of Sol. Beaven, Bradford GOUGH, WILLIAM, file manufacturer, Wolverhampton.

Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 2, at eleven, at office of Sols. Stratton and Rudland, Wolverhampton

HARRIS, WILLIAM JOHN, brassfounder, Birmingham. Pet. Oct.
16. Nov. 3, at twelve, at office of Sol. Harrison, Birmingham
HILLS, GEORGE EDMUND, builder, Upper Mitcham. Pet. Oct. 9.
Nov. 2, at three, at office of Sol. Cattlin, Guildhall-yd
HOLLAND, WILLIAM HENRY, builder, Pembroke-sq, Kensington,
and Earl's Court-rd. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov. 3, at twelve at office
of Sols. Messrs. Shepheard, Finsbury-circus
OPER, STEPHEN HORN, out of business, Starcross. Pet. Oct.
Nov. 8, at eleven, at office of Sol. Campion, Exeter
HUMBY, WILLIAM, boot manufacturer, Portsea. Pet. Oct. 19.
Nov. 5, at four, at office of J. Wainscot, 9. Union-st, Portsea,
HUXTABLE, JOHN HENRY, architect, Ilfracombe. Pet. Aug. 19.
Nov. 13, at eleven, at the Clarence hotel, Exeter. Sol. Thorne,
Bnstaple

JACKSON, JOSEPH, commission agent, Lower Broughton. Pet.
Op. 20. Nov. 5, at four, at office sf Sol. Best, Manchester
JERRY, GEORGE, plumber South Shields. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov. 3,
at three, at office of Sol. Rennoldson, South Shields
JONES, JOHN KNIGHT, accountant, Longton. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov.
1. at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor hotel, Longton
JONES, THOMAS, Cooper, Hanley. Pet. Oct. 15, Oct. 26, at three,
at S, Cheapside, Hanley. Sol. Ashmall, Hanley

Pet. Oct. 20.

LEGG, ROBERT, tailor, Dean-street, Soho. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 5, at twelve, at office of Sol. Plunkett, Gutter-la MARCHANT, ALFRED. jun., accountant, Bristol. Nov. 11, at two, at office of Sol. Roper, Bristol MEAD. CHARLES, corn merchant, Bromley. Pet. Oct. 14. Nov, 1, at two, at office of Hadgell and Dell, 37, Gresham-st. Sol. Plunkett, Gutter-la

MORTIMER, JOHN, bootmaker, Batley. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov. 5, at three, at the Commercial hotel, Leeds. Sol. Wooler, Batley MOSESSON, JACOB, furniture dealer, West Hartlepool. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 3, at eleven, at office of Sol. Hodgson, Birmingham MYERS, BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, salesman, New Brighton. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 3, at three, at office of Sols. Quelch and Greenway, Liverpool

NELMES, ELLEN, greengrocer, Bedminster, in Bristol. Pet. Oct. 20. Oct. 30, at eleven, at office of Sol. Essery, Bristol O'SULLIVAN, PATRICK, house agent, Northampton-st, Essex-rd, Islington. Pet. Oct. 14. Oct. 29, at three, at the Ingleby taveru, Grove-rd, Upper Holloway. Sol. Goatley

OWEN, JAMES, chemist, Birmingham. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 5, at eleven, at office of Sol. Davies, Birmingham

PARKS, CHARLES JAMES, builder, Foley-st, Marylebone. Pet.

STEVENS, FREDERICK KENNEDY, upholsterers' trimming manufacturer, Charlotte-st, Fitzroy sq. Pet. Oct. 14. Nov. 1, at two, at office of Beesley and Gray, accountants, 4, King-st, Cheapside. Sol. Walmisley, Metropolitan-bldgs, Queen Victoria-st THOMAS, JAMES, tailor, Maesycwmmer, par. of Bedwas. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 30, at one, at office of J. Collins, jun., accountant, 39, Broad-st, Bristol., in lieu of the place originally named. TOPE, JAMES, tailor, St. Mary Church. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov. 4, at eleven, at offices of T. Andrew, 13, Bedford-circus, Exeter. Sols. Hooper and Wollen, Torquay

TOWNSEND, ALFRED, Finstall, par. Stoke Prior. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov. 5, at eleven, at the Golden Cross hotel, Bromsgrove. Sol. Dodd, Bromsgrove

WALL, THOMAS SMITH, oilman, Bristol. Pet. Oct. 20. Oct. 30, at eleven, at office of M. H. Clark, accountant, High-st, Bristol. Sol. Thick, Bristol

WALLIS, FREDERICK, farmer, Finedon. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 11, at eleven, at offices of Cook and Parker, solicitors, Church-st, Wellingborough. Sol. Parker, Wellingborough

WILKS, JACOB, jeweller, Birmingham. Pet.Oct. 18. Nov. 2, at eleven, at office of Sol. Davies, Birmingham WILSON, WILLIAM WILLEY, bookseller, Stockton. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 5, at two, at the West Riding hotel, Leeds WINSFORD, WILLIAM FRANCIS, builder, Kennington-park-rd. Pet. Oct. 9. Nov. 1, at three, at office of Sols. Hicklin and Washington, Trinity-sq, Borough

WINTER, HENRY LLEWELLYN, teacher of music, Kingston-onThames. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. s, at two, at office of Sol. Hancock, New-inn

Gazette, Oct. 26.

ACOCKS, CHARLES MARTIN, shoemaker, Barnsley. Pet. Oct. 23.
Nov. 13, at half-past ten, at office of Sol. Parker, Barnsley
ALEXANDER, EDGAR DOUGLAS, brewer, Springfield Brewery,
Sydenham, and Roland-ter, Wells-rd, Sydenham, and Commer-
cial-rd, Peckham. Pet, Oct. 21. Nov. 10, at two, at office of Sol.
Chalk, Moorgate-st

AMATT, DAVID, out of business, Nottingham. Pet. Oct. 23. Nov
19, at three, at office of Sols. Cranch and Stroud, Nottingham
AMES, SAMUEL, manufacturer of cigars, Bethnal Green rd. Pet.
Oct. 21. Nov. 8, at three, at office of Sol. Turner, Leadenhall-st
BAKER, THOMAS, carpenter, Regent's Park-rd." Pet. Oct. 20.
Nov. 12, at twelve, at office of Sol. Plunkett, Gutter-la
BALME, JOHN, confectioner, Huddersfield. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov.
5, at three, at offices of Sol. Ainley, Huddersfield
BELLATTI, CHARLES, watchmaker, Holbeach. Pet. Oct. 21.
Nov. 8, at twelve, at ofce of Sols. Caparn and Willdens,
Holbeach

BROWN, JOHN THOMAS, potato merchant, Nottingham. Pet.
Oct. 23. Nov. 12. at eleven, at office of Sol. Smith, Nottingham
BURGESS, JAMES LAMBIE, advertising agent, Morton-rd, Isling
ton. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 10, at two, at the Chamber of Commerce,
145, Cheapside. Sols. Dunn and Palmer, New Broad-st
BUTLER, THOMAS PAUL, colour merchant, Clapham-rd.
Oct. 22. Nov. 8, at three, at office of Sol. Webster, Ely-pl,
Holborn

Pet.

CHAPMAN, MILES WILLIAM, commission agent, North Lynn. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 8, at eleven, at office of Sol. Seppings, jun., King's Lynn

CLEMENTS, JAMES MOORE, sewing machine manufacturer, Birmingham. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 9, at eleven, at office of Sol. Davies, Birmingham

COOLE, ALFRED, draper, Bath. Pet. Oct. 22, Nov. 8, at one, at the Chamber of Commerce, 145, Cheapside. Sol. Wilton, Bath COLEMAN, ABRAHAM, auctioneer, Swindon. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 6, at half-past ten, at the Bell hotel, Swindon. Sols. Kinnier and Tombs, Swindon

DADSON, WILLIAM FREDERICK PORTLOCK, retired captain in the
Royal Marine Light Infantry, Golden-sq. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 8,
at two, at office of Sols. Messrs. Shepheard, Finsbury-circus
DAWSON, EDWARD, out of business, Redcar. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov.
8, at two, at office of Sol. Wilkes, Darlington
DENTE, MARCO, Manchester. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 11, at three, at
offices of Sols, Grundy and Kershaw, Manchester
DRUITT, HENRY, and DRUITT, CHARLES, merchants, Fenchurch-
st. Pet. Oct. 21. Jan. 15, at twelve, at the Guildhall tavern,
Guildhall yard. Sol. Gregson, Angel-ct, Throgmorton-st
EARNSHAWE, CHARLOTTE, potato seller, Leeds. Pet. Oct. 20.
Nov. 9, at three, at office of Sol, Malcolm, Leeds
EYERS, WILLIAM WELLS, grocer, Amersham. Pet. Oct. 21.
Nov. 10, at two, at the Griffin inn, Amersham
FISHER, PETER, beerhouse keeper, West Bromwich. Pet. Oct.
21. Nov. 8, at three, at office of Sol. Shakespeare, Oldbury
FOREMAN, CHARLES, livery stable keeper, Clifton ville.
Oct. 23. Nov. 15, at three, at office of Sol. Goodman, Brighton
FRECKNALL, WILLIAM, schoolmaster, Milford. Pet. Oct. 16.
Nov. 4, at half-past twelve, at office of Mr. Richard Sharp, High-
st, Lymington. Sol. Sharp, Christchurch
FULSTON, JOHN DICKINSON, farmer, Alkborough. Pet. Oct. 20.
Nov. 6. at one, at the Angel inn, Brigg. Sols. Grange and
Wintringham, Great Grimsby

Pet.

GAUNT, SAMUEL, plumber, Stretford. Pet. Oct. 23. Nov. 10, at three, at offices of Sols. Hardings, Wood, and Wilson, Manchesber

GILL, THOMAS, bootmaker, Barrow-in-Furness. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 4, at eleven, at Sharp's hotel, Barrow-in-Furness. Sol. Taylor, Barrow-in-Furness

GLEAVE, DAVID, watchmaker, Salford. Pet. Oct. 23. Nov. 8, at twelve, at office of Sol. Gould, Manchester HALLETT, CYRUS, MANNING, EDWIN ECCLES, and PRENTIS, HENRY, merchants, Leadenhall-st. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 6, at one, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-st. Sols. Stocken and Jupp, Lime-street-square

HAND, THOMAS, farmer, Frampton. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 6, at eleven, at office of Sol. Bean, Boston

HANKINS, WILLIAM, cheese factor, Merthyr Tydfill. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 5, at twelve, at office of Sol. Beddoe, Merthyr Tydfil HARRIS, WILLIAM, baker, Banwell, Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 4, at two, at office of Messrs. William Tricks, Son, and Co., City-chmbrs, Nicholas-st, Bristol. Sol. Clifton, Bristol

HASSALL, ELIJAH, and HASSALL, EDMUND, printers, Stalybridge, and Chester. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 1, at three, at the Wheatsheaf inn, Ashton-under-Lyne

HODGSON, SAMUEL, rope maker, Morley. Pet. Oct 23. Nov. 9, at three, at office of Mr. J. D. Good, Union-st, Dewsbury. Sol. Ibberson, Dewsbury

HOBSON, WILLIAM, mason, Ashton-under-Lyne. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 5,at two, at office of Mr. J. T. Hughes, auctioneer and accountant, Old-sq, Ashton-under-Lyne

HOLDEN. GEORGE, jun., licensed victualler, Walsall. Pet. Oct.
21. Nov. 5, at eleven, at office of Sol, Glover, Walsall
HONEYMAN, JOSEPH, flour merchant, South Shields, and North
Shields. Pet. Oct. 23. Nov. 9, at three, at office of Sol. Bell,
South Shields

INGHAM, RICHARD, builder, Lineholme, near Todmorden. Pet.
Oct. 22. Nov. 10, at half-past eleven, at the Queen hotel, Tod-
morden. Sols. Messrs. Eastwood, Todmorden
JACKSON, ROBERT, farmer, Newaholme, in par. Wressle. Pet.
Oct. 21. Nov. 10, at eleven, at office of Sol. Bantoft, Selby

MEACHAM, JAMES EDWIN, chemist, Birmingham. Pet. Oct. 2.
Nov. 8, at twelve, at office of Sols. Hawkes and Weekes, Bir-
mingham
MILLER, HENRY, bootmaker, Weston-super-Mare. Pet. Oct. 1.
Nov. 5, at two, at office of Sol. Beckingham, Bristol
MILES, GEORGE, the younger, butcher, Burnham. Pet. Oct. 22
Nov. 8, at three, at 7, Regent-st, Burnham. Sol. Chapman,
Bridgewater

MILLS, JOSEPH PHILIP, fisherman, Ramsgate, in the Isle of
Thanet. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 8, at one, at the Spread Eagle,
High-st, Ramsgate. Sol. De Lasaux
MORGAN, CHARLES, grocer, Beaufort, in the par. of Llangatock.
Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 8, at twelve, at office of Messrs. Tribe,
Clarke, and Co., 30, High-st, Newport. Sol. Gibbs, Newport
MORRIS, THOMAS, butcher, Liverpool. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov., at
three, at office of Gibson and Bolland, 10, South John-st., Liver
pool, Sols. Barrell and Rodway, Liverpool
NEALE, JOHN, furniture dealer, Strand, Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 1, at
two, at the Guildhall tavern, King-st, Cheapside. Sols, Messrs.
Brandon, Essex-st, Strand

NEROUTSOS, GEORGE DEMETRIUS, merchant, East India-avenue,
Leadenhall-st, London, and Manchester. Pet. Oct. 23. Nov. 15,
at three, at office of Messrs. Grundy and Kershaw, 31, Booth-st,
Manchester. Sols. Pritchard, Englefield, and Co., Patters
Hall, Little Trinity-la, London

NINNES, EDWARD, tailor, Strand, and Brixton-rd. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 11, at one, at office of Sol. Barron, Queen-st, Cannon-st O'HANLON, HENRY, and O'HANLON, CHARLES, manufacturers' agents, Manchester. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 5, at four, at office of Sols. Boote and Edgar, Manchester OSMAN, HENRY, butcher, Freemantle. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 5, at three, at office of Sol. Shutte, Southampton OWEN, JOHN GRIFFITH, draper, Bethesda. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. at half-past twelve, at office of Sols. Barber and Hughes, Bangor

PADGETT, JOHN, commission agent, Cold Harbour-la, Canber well. Pet. Oct. 22, Nov. 8, at two, at office of Sol. Swaine, Cheapside

PAPE, JOHN, farmer, Thorpe Dales. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov. E three, at office of Sols. Messrs. Walker, Sons, and Rainey, Spilsby

PAWSON, THOMAS, plumber, Newark. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 8, twelve, at office of Sols. Messrs. Saunders and Bradbury, Birmingham

PENNEY, CHARLES GREGORY, merchant, Great Tower-st, Lot don, and Liverpool. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 5, at two, at office c Sols, Messrs. Harper, Broad, and Battcock, Rood-la, E.C. PRYOR, HENRY, grocer, Wellington-rd North Hounslow. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 26, at three, at 26, Borough High-st, Southwark Sols. Simpson and Palmer, Borough High-st, London Bridge RAPKIN, SAMUEL, fish salesman, Billingsgate. Pet, Oct. 2 Nr. 10, at eleven, at office of Messrs. Hastings and Co., accountant", 271, High Holborn

RAVEN, WILLIAM, brewer, Fryerning. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 1, at twelve, at office of Sol. Woodard, Ingram-ct, Fenchurch-st REES, WILLIAM, dairyman, Summerford-st, Northst, Wate chapel. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 6, at three, at office of Sols. Evans and Eagles, John-st. Bedford-row

RIX, NATHANIEL VICTOR, iron merchant, Royal Exchange buildings, London, and High-st, Shadwell, and Rochester. P. Oct. 21. Nov. 18, at two, at the City Terminus hotel, Cannon-st Sols. West and King, Cannon-st

ROBINSON, ISAAC, brazier, Dewsbury. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 6, at eleven, at office of Sol. Walker, Dewsbury SCOTT, JAMES, tailor, Esh Village. Pet. Oct. 23 Nov. 11, at eleven, at office of Sol, Maw, jun., Bishop Auckland SMITH, JOHN, fish merchant, Gloucester. Pet. Oct. Nov, 11, at half past two, at office of Sol. Haines, Gloucester TAYLOR, HENRY, licensed victualler, Wolverhampton. Pet. Oct 23. Nov. 9, at eleven, at office of Sol. Barrow, Wolverhampton THOMPSON, CHARLES, out of business, Ashton, near Pres Pet. Oct. 23. Nov. 16, at eleven, at office of Sol. Thempit, Preston

TRUE, GEORGE, provision dealer, Great Grimsby. Pat. Oct Nov. 8, at eleven, at offices of Sols. Grange and Wintringham, Great Grimsby

UPTON, GEORGE EVANS, and HUSSEY, THOMAS ALFRID, SET smiths, St. James's-st, Piccadilly. Pet. Oct. 23. Now, t two, at the Inns of Court hotel, High Holborn, Sols, Lewis and Lewis, Ely-pl, Holborn

WAGNER, HENRY ROBERT, contractor, Victoria Werks, Jat st, Buckingham-rate. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 11, at twelve, t Guildhall coffee-house, Gresham-st. Sols. Reed and Lowell, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-st

WARNER, EDWARD, tobacconist, Folkestone. Pet. Oct. 1. Nov. 6, at eleven, at the Angel hotel, Tunbridge. Sol. Palmer, TEL

bridge

WATTS, JOHN, carpet dealer, Burdett-rd, Mile End Pet, Oct. 2
Nov. 11, at two, at office of Sol. Brown, Basinghall-st
WATTS, REV. CRANBOURNE ARTHUR, clerk in holy dr
Tilton-on-the-Hill. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 3, at three, at office of
Sol. Owston, Leicester
WEAVELL, GEORGE, Fatter, Bradford. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 10,
three, at office of Sol. Hutchinson, Bradford
WHITE, JOHN, grocer, Knackersknowle. Pet. Oct. 22. Nov. 9,
eleven, at office of Sol. Dawe, Plymouth
WHITFIELD, WILLIAM, builder, North Shields. Pet. Oct 2
Nov. 5, at three, at office of Sols. Duncan and Duncan, S
Shields
WILLIAMS, JOHN WARD, iron founder, Abertillery. Pet. Oct.
Nov. 5, at three, at the Queen's hotel, Newport. Sol. Harris,
Tredegar

WIMPENNEY, WILLIAM BROOK, and CROSSLEY, FRED, grinders, Morley. Pet. Oct. 22.

Nov. 8, at three, at office c Mr. J. D. Good, Union-st, Dewsbury. Sol. Ibberson, Dewsbury WOODWORTH, WILLIAM, commercial traveller, Moss Side. Pe Oct, 23. Nov. 12, at four, at office of Sol. Best, Manchester WORGAN, TOM FORESTER, Krocer, Yorkley, near Lydney. Pe Oct. 20. Nov. 5, at two, at office of Messrs. Barnard, Thoma Tribe, and Co., public accountants, Albion-chmbrs, Smail-s WRIGHT, GEORGE, engineer, Masbrough, par. Rotherbam. F Oct. 21. Nov. 10, at three, at the Ship hotel, Rotherham. Sal

Bristol

Favell

Oct. 19. Nov. 8, at three, at office of Sol. Irving, Serjeant's-inn, JACOB, MOSES LEVI, wholesale jeweller, Birmingham. Pet. Oct. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS,

Chancery-la

PEARSON, ALFRED, provision dealer, Rotherham. Pet. Oct. 15.
Nov. 1, at twelve, at office of Sol. Tattershall, Sheffield
PRICE, JOSEPH, tin-plate worker, Hanley. Pet. Oct. 11. Oct. 26,
at eleven, at 24, Cheapside, Hanley. Sol, Shires, Leicester
RIGBY, HELEN, stay maker, Warrington. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov.
8, at three, at office of Sol. Boyle, Warrington
ROAKE, HENRY, wine merchant. Vine tavern, Mile-end-rd. Pet.
Oct 18. Nov 9, at three, at office of Sols. Lowless and Co., St.
Martin's-la, Cannon-st

ROSENBERO, MARKS, hat manufacturer, Whitechapel-rd. Pet.
Oct. 21. Nov. 10, at three, at office of Sols. Lewis and Lewis,
Ely-pl, Holborn

SHAW, THOMAS, painter, Oldham. Pet. Oct. 19. Nov. 4, at three, at offce of Sols. Buckley and Clegg, Oldham SMALLMAN, ALFRED, out of business, the Pleck, near Walsall. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 11, at three, at office of Sol. Vaughan, Willenhall

SMITH, SARAH, and SMITH, ANNE, grocers, Newcastle. Pet. Oct. 20. Nov. 4, at eleven, at office of Sol. Hopper, Newcastle SMYTH, EPNEST ALBERT, umbrella manufacturer, Queen Victo: in-st. Pet. Oct. 16. Nov. 8, at three, at Mullen's hotel Ironmonger-la, Cheapside. Sol. Downing, Basinghall-st SOUTHALL WILLIAM, sen., and SOUTHALL, WILLIAM, jun., tea dealers City-rd, under the style of the Free Trade Tea Company Limited, W. Southall, jun., also tea dealer, New Barnet. Pet. Oct. 18. Nov. 5, at two, at office of M. Banes, Weavers' hall, 22, Basing Lallest. Sol, Mason, North-bldgs, South-pl, Finsbury

21. Nov. 5, at twelve, at the Queen's hotel, Birmingham. Sol. Hodgson, Birmingham

JOHNSON, ALEXANDER, of no occupation, Navarino-rd, Hackney. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 4, at three, at office of Sol. Salaman, King-st, Cheapside

JONES, EVAN, out of business, Cleveland-st, Mile End-rd. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 8, at three, at office of Sols. Evans and Eagles, John-st, Bedford row

JONES, JOHN, licensed victualler, Polypant hotel, in the par. of Dolwyddelen. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 5, at twelve, at the Erskine Arms hotel, Conway. Sol. Jones, Conway

JONES, JOHN, dairyman, Love-la, Shadwell. Pet. Oct. 22, Nov. 10, at three, at office of Sols. Evans and Eagles, John-st, Bedford-row

LEWIS, WILLIAM, haulier, Tredegar. Pet. Oct, 21. Nov. 10, at three, at office of Sol. Shepard, Tredegar LILLEY, JOHN, farmer, Upholland. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 9, at eleven, at office of Sol. Wall, Wigan

MACDONALD, JAMES MILLER, tailor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Pet. Oct. 21. Nov. 3, at twelve, at office of Sols. Hoyle, Shipley, and Hoyle, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

MAGGS, EDMUND, grocer, Timsbury.

Pet. Oct. 21, Nov. 8, at two, at office of Messrs. Barnard, Thomas, Tribe, and Co., public accountants, Albion-chmbrs, Bristol. Sols, Bittan, Press, and Inskip, Bristol

MAISH, GEORGE ROACH, and MAISH, WILLIAM MUNT, Manchester. Pet. Oct. 23. Nov. 9, at three, at office of Sol. Farrington, Manchester

BIRTHS.

CRAIGIE. On the 19th inst., at 105, Portsdown-road, Maida-vale, the wife of E. W. Craigie, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a danger GARROLD.-On the 21th inst., at 17, Widemarsh-street, Here ford, the wife of Thomas W. Garrold, solicitor, of a daughter GREEN. On the 23th inst., at 3, St. Edmund's-terrace, Reers park, the wife of G. Sangster Green, barrister-at-law, of a KENNEDY-On the 22nd inst., at 8, Linden-gardens, Bayswater the wife of Gilbert George Kennedy, barrister-at-law, of a son. MARRIAGES. BANNING-DRUCE.-On the 20th inst., at St. Matthew's, D mark-hill, Henry Thomas Banning, M.A., barrister-at-law, Annie Laura, youngest daughter of Charles Druce, Esq; of Dea

daughter.

mark-hill, Surrey.

TRACY-DOLPHIN.-On the 21st inst., at St., James's Church Piccadilly, Courtenay Tracy, barrister-at-law, to Isabel, cle daughter of the late Captain James Dolphin, Rifle Brigade.

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MUTUAL Led by Act of Parliament 1850), 14, Rus

UTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION sell-street, Covent-garden, London, and 38, Ship-street, Brighton, ADVANCES MONEY upon Personal Security, Bills of Sale, Deeds, &c., repayable by instalments. Bills promptly discounted. Forms free on receipt of stamped envelope. C. R. WRIGHT, Secretary.

(from £50 upwards) to respectable householders in the London District upon MORTGAGE of their FURNITURE 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.

MONEY £4500 to £5000 at £5 per Cent.

on MORTGAGE of FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at five or six miles on the high road from London. The property consists of a residence and grounds and about ten acres of land adjoining. The latter is let under an agreement for building, at a rental or ground rent of £100. The residence and grounds £150 per annum.Apply to" A. B.," Messrs. Waterlow and Co., Stationers, 41, Birchin-lane,

LAW

AW PARTNERSHIP.-WANTED, by a WORKING PARTNERSHIP in a Conveyancing Office, or a Managing Clerkship with a view to Partnership.Address "M. S." No. 1671), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

Price (with Reports), 1s. 6d. Without Reports, 9d.

LATA 18. WISHES TO OBTAIN Convexford; AW.-A SOLICITOR, Graduate of Oxford, CLERKSHIP, under supervis on, in a good office in the neighbourhood of Lincoln's-inn, or in the city. --Address "C. H." (No. 1674), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

AW.-WANTED, a Temporary ENGAGEGentleman. Aged 28. Country preferred. Highest references. Address "X. Y.," care of Mr. George Downing, Quality-court, Chancery-lane, London.

AW.-A SOLICITOR, age 25, SEEKS a CLERKSHIP. Was articled in offices of large practice at Bristol and London, and is competent to undertake any work not requiring attendance at court or meet1ags.-"Lex," 19, Torrington-square, London, W.C.

AW.-A Young SOLICITOR, who is a country office of good general practice, at a moderate salary, experience being the chief object." A. S. M.," 5, Promenade terrace, Low Harrogate, Yorkshire.

LAW. WANTED, by a GENTLEMAN experience in Conveyancing, Common Law and Bankruptcy.

an ENGAGEMENT in an Office in Town- Address "J. H. W.," care of Mr. R. Kerr, 81, Chancery-lane.

LAW. THE ADVE Ronsiderable experience in ADVERTISER (aged 24,

Conveyancing, SEEKS ENGAGEMENT as Conveyancing CLERK. Would, if required, assist in other departments. London preferred.-Address "R. S." (No. 1674), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

AW.-A CASHIER and BOOKKEEPER

AW.-WANTED, by the ADVERTISER ENGAGEMENT as Common Law and General Managing CLERK, under supervision; skilful Advocate. Would undertake not to practice.-Address "Q. V.," 21, Lower Calthorpe-street, W.C.

Conveyancing CLERK, o

extensive and varied experience, SEEKS an EMPLOYER of Christian principle. Can investigate titles and manage part of the Conveyancing with slight supervision. Salary £80.-"Zenas," Mrs. Fidell's, 32, Queen's-place, Lower Tranmere, Cheshire.

AW.-A Young SOLICITOR, experienced

LAWA

SHIP, with or without view to PARTNERSHIP; employment in a Country Office (Nonconformist's preferred) sought rather than salary. Would undertake not to practise.-"Beta," 4, Archer-terrace, Balham, S.W.

AW.-A GENTLEMAN (22, articled to his father), WISHES to TRANSFER his ARTICLES AW PARTNERSHIP or SUCCESSION.rience, is well up in the general routine of an office, and to a solicitor in good practice; has had several years expeLAW PARTNERSHIP OF SUCCESSION. willing to work; small salary expected.-"M. M." (No. 1674), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

PARTNERSHIP or SUCCESSION to a PRACTICE in the country. He is a good Conveyancer, and experienced in the various other branches of the Profession. Prepared to pay a premium. Address "B. P." (No. 1673), 10, Wellingtonstreet, Strand, W.C.

AW PARTNERSHIP.-WANTED, by a

a SHARE as Working PARTNER in a London Office, or the Management of a Practice with a view to Partnership. Experienced in all Branches, including Advocacy. Admitted 10 years, age 33.-Address "Y.," Mr. Kelly's, News Agent, Gray's-inn Archway, Holborn, W.C.

Situations, Wanted and Vacant.

AW. A competent BILL CLERK permanent or temporary; twenty years' experience of London and Country practice; good references.-"A. E.,' Messrs. Morgan and Co., Law Stationers, 22, Colemanstreet, E.C.

AW. TO COUNTRY SOLICITORS.-A DESIRES to undertake AGENCY BUSINESS for Country Solicitors. Advertiser, in addition to the usual branches, has had considerable experience in passing Residuary Accounts and rectifying Probate Stamps. Terms very moderate. References exchanged.-"Agency," Postoffice, Duke-street, Manchester-square, London.

AW.-RE. ENGAGEMENT

TO SOLICITORS' CLERKS, &c.-A Public ex Advertiser, of great experience, and possessing an

DUCTION of BUSINESS.-Address "L. M. N.,' at Hat Competent to discharge all the duties of clerk to justices
ton's, Bell-yard, Chancery-lane.
without supervision. Good salary expected.-Address, with
particulars, to "F. S. V." (No. 1674), 10, Wellington-street,
Strand, W.C.

Ludmitted in Hilary Term, 1874, & Conveyancing and AW. WANTED, by a GENTLEMAN, Chancery CLERKSHIP-Address M. A." (No. 1674), 10,

Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

LAWmitteWANTED, by a GENTLEMAN Sheets, Profit and Loss Accounts, &c. Well up in Exeet

as General or Managing CLERK, with slight supervision. -Address "Lex," 12, High-street, Chesterfield.

LAW WANTEDlicitor's one tone, a by ADVERTISER,

age 25; good writer, and would be willing to assist generally. Address "R." (No. 1674), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

LAW WANTHIP, under supervision. If London AW.-WANTED, by a GENTLEMAN

to London firms where at present engaged.-Address" R.,' Mr. Martin, Law Stationer, Great Turnstile, Lincoln's-inn.

AW.-WANTED, an ENGAGEMENT, in knowledge of Conveyancing, the practice of the Chancery and Common Lay Courts, and is an experienced Costs Draughtsman and Accountant. Salary £150 per annum.Address "Z." (No. 1673), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

Conveyancing preferred, though not imperative.-Address
"F. P." Post-office, Ladbroke-grove, Notting-hill Lon SITUATIONS WANTED and VACANT continued
don, W.
on next page.

AW.-A GENTLEMAN, now acting as Managing CLERKSHIP, with view to Partnership, in a sound Practice. Can command capital.-Address "X.," 188, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool.

AW.-WANTED, in a Country Office, a

AW.-WANTED, a General CLERK, of Anior Shorthand CLERK able to assist in general
LAW-WANTED,

ditious writer.-Apply, stating age and salary required, and
giving references to character, to Messrs. DAUBNEY and
BATES, Great Grimsby.

LA AW.-A SOLICITOR (admitted 1867), who AW-WANTED, in a Solicitor's Office in LA have a VACANCY for an ARTICLED PUPIL has had four years' experience as Conveyancing write shorthand preferred.-Address, stating age, salary reLiverpool, an efficient Copying CLERK, one who can Clerk with a City Firm of high position, and who has a small business of his own, chiefly agency, DESIRES & CLERK-quired, and references, "Solicitor," Mr. H. Young, BookSHIP with a Solicitor, or firm of Solicitors, where arrange- seller, 12, South Castle-street, Liverpool. ments could be made for the carrying on of his business.-“X.," Mr. Paige, 3, Raymond's-buildings, Gray's-inn.

AW.-A GENTLEMAN (age 26), who served his Articles with a City firm of very high standing, passed the Final Examination in Easter Term 1874, and has since had the management, under slight supervision, of a country conveyancing business, during the temporary absence of one of the partners, DESIRES an ENGAGEMENT as Conveyancing CLERK in a London office: salary £200.-Address "A, B. C.," care Mr. G. Street, 30, Cornhill, E.C.

LAW. A GENTLEMAN (admitted 1866),

whose extensive and varied experience has been acquired in London offices of first-class Practice, and who has an office in the neighbourhood of Lincoln's Inn, DESIRES to SUCCEED (by purchase or otherwise) to the BUSINESS of a deceased or retiring Solicitor, or would give Temporary Assistance to one suffering from ill health or over work. Only principals treated with.-Address "C. D." (No. 1674), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

and ENGROSSING
LAW COPYING and ENGROSSING

Midland Counties. Good prospects.-Address, with speci-
mens of writing, and full particulars, to "Agent," Post
Office, Nottingham.
CLER K.-

A W.-BANKRUPTCY
WANTED, a CLERK competent to take the entire
Office.-Aply, stating age, salary, &c., to Box 52, Post-
management of the Bankruptcy department in a Country
office, Bristol.

LAW-WANTED,
AW.-WANTED, a respectable YOUTH

Under CLERK in a city office. Apply, stating terms, to-
"X. Y.," care of Messrs, Witherby and Co., Law Stationers,
Newman's-court, Cornhill, E.C.

LAW.-WANTED, an unadmitted CLERK,
AW.-WANTED, an unadmitted CLERK,

School Board, and to assist in general office ork. Apply,
ham.

LAWERK, Competent to undertake the Management
AW.-WANTED, in a Country Office, a

LAW CONVEYANCING.-A GENTLE stating age and salary required, Box 7, Post-office, Notting
MAN, who has had extensive experience in
management, without supervision, of heavy and mis-
collaueons business, and is now in the prime of life, will be
disengaged after 1st May. The advertiser is a good ac-
countant, an energetic man of business, and able to take
the entire burden of a large Conveyancing practice. A
liberal salary expected.-Address "B. D." (No. 1673), 10,
Wellington-street, S rand, W.C.
AW.
CASHIER and
ACCOUNTANT'S CLERK; also a good Writing
CLERK-Apply, by letter only, to THURSFIELD and MES
SITER, Solicitors, Wednesbury.

WANTED,

LAW. WANTED, in a North Country - WANTED, in a North Country

dress, with particulars, to RICHARD BILDAN, Esq., Solicitor,
30, Bishopsgate-street Without, London, E.C.

LAW - WANTED, a CLER
A W.-WANTED, a CLERK to copy
Salary 90s.
Post-office, Swindon, with full

weekly. Apply to S., particulars.

LAW. A Copying CLERK WANTED

(one accustomed to Books preferred) in a London office. State salary and references to "M. N.," (No. 1674), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

AW.-WANTED, in a Country office, a

of a small County Court and the accounts of a Poor Law Union, and willing to make himself generally useful. Good references will be required, and strict inquiries made into character and qualifications.-Address, stating salary required (which must be moderate), age, and last engagement, to "F. B.," Bedfordshire Times, &c., Office, Bedford.

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of the business in the absence of the principal. The
strictest inquiries will be instituted as to competency and
character.-Apply, stating salary required to "C. W.," care
of Messrs. Waterlow, Birchin-lane, London.

AW.-CASHIER.-WANTED, in SOLI

LAW,

Keeping of the Books, the Collection of Rents, and the
Management of Estate Accounts. Apply by letter, stating
age, experience, and salary required, to-Messrs. RYLAND,
MARTINEAU, and CARSLAKE, 7, Cannon-street, Birmingham.
AW CLERK.-WANTED, in a town in
CLERK, acquainted with the ordinary routine of a Country
Solicitor's office. -Apply, stating salary required, with
references, &c., to "E.H" care of Messrs. Hunnard and
Co., Law Stationers, 5, Middle Temple-lane, London.

AW.-WANTED, a Trustworthy CLERK,

to take management of a small country practice in the absence of Principal; he must be conversant with the general duties of a country office. Applications, stating experience, references, and salary required, to be addressed to-"H. F. W." (No. 1674), 10, Wellington-street, Strand.

AW.-WANTED, a CLERK, Conversant

of Abstracting, Residuary, and Succession Accounts, and
also a good practical knowledge of the ordinary work of a
Country Solicitor's office.-Address Messrs. WATSON and
BAXTER, Solicitors, Lutterworth.

work of the office.-Apply, stating qualifications and salary expected, to Mr. JOHN JONES, Accountant, Worcester. AW.-A FIRM of SOLICITORS Their last gained the Clifford's Inn prize, and being with them would afford a beginner some guidance in studying for his legal examinations.-Address L.," care of Messrs. Lepard and Smiths, 29, King-street, Covent-garden, W.C. LAWANTED, for a permanency, in an Office in a seaport AW.-Copying and Engrossing CLERK town, in the South west of England, a Copying and Engrossing CLERK. Apply, stating experience, references, whether married or single, and salary required toW. V." (No. 1671), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

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AW.-WANTED, in a Solicitor's Office within fourteen miles of London, a responsible and intelligent CLERK of good address, who can draw ordinary Drafts and Abstracts, engross, and copy plans when required, and otherwise make himself generally useful; and who had a good knowledge of the general work of a Solici tor's office. Good character indispenable. Some knowledge of Bankruptcy and Liquidations preferred.-Address, in own handwriting, stating age, references, and salary required, to "W. S.," care of B. Wingate, Esq., Solicitor, 25, Great James-street, Bedford-row, London.

USTICE ROOM, MANSION HOUSE.ASSISTANT CLERK.-The General Purposes Committee of Aldermen will meet at Guildhall on Saturday the 8th of May, to receive applications for the above office. The salary will be £350 per annum Candidates must be duly qualified members of the legal profession, and between the ages of 25 and 40. All applications must be made in writing, and with copies of testimonials, sent to the town clerk's office not later than 12 o'clock on the above named day, enMansion House. Further particulers may be obtained at the Town Clerk's Office, Guildhall, E.C. Guildhall. 27th April, 1875.

WORK ON MARINE INSURANCE.

Just Published, in One Volume, Royal 8vo., price 218., Cloth,
THE PRINCIPLES OF THE LAW

MARINE

WITH

RELATING TO

MONCKTON.

INSURANCE AND GENERAL AVERAGE,

IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA;

"The principles and practice of ' general average' are included in this able summary."-Standard.

"The writer shows the necessity of assimilating the laws of all countries as regards Insurance and Average, and supports his views by introducing references to the laws of France and Germany.

"The book is divided into 505 sections, each complete in itself; and these numbered paragraphs are divided and arranged under the separate headings.

"The subject matter of the book, in every instance, is printed in large type, and the clauses followed by smaller letters of reference. This makes the work convenient for consultation; and the law cases being appended to every paragraph, with quotations from the laws of foreign countries, its conciseness in the mode of explanation tends to render the author's reasonings intelligible much more readily than they would otherwise have been if overlaid by laborious dissertations upon the causes and

effects of decisions on disputed points. . . . . Mr. CRUMP
enhances the value of his book by naming the authorities from
whence he derives his information. As a specimen of the general
method he adopts, we quote the heading of paragraph 241, on
'Circumstances which Justify Deviation." These are, "1st, by
usage; 2nd, by license in the policy; 3rd, when made to save
life (but not property); 4th, when forced upon the Assured by
vis major; 5th, when the control of the ship is taken out of the
hands of the Assured; 6th, in extraordinary emergencies to
repair; 7th, when necessary to avoid disaster; and 8th, in
repelling hostile attacks." If it is desired to know upon what
rule of law these deviations can be justified, explanations are
given in correlative order. We should be glad to give other
extracts to demonstrate the utility of the volume, but one may
suffice on Desertion.'
Mr. CRUMP, we may observe,

in this treatise on the Law of Average and Insurance, has sup-
plied a ready armoury of reference."-Shipping and Mercantile
Gazette, April 16.

LONDON:

BUTTERWORTHS, Her Majesty's Law Publishers, 7, Fleet Street.

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