J. B. May-801 Fitzgerald v Coopman and others-J. P. May

C. J. Cole-802 Hargrave v Wilkins-J. E. Lickfold Paterson, S. and B.-803 Taylor and others v Blowes-Beaumont and B.

W. E. Duncan-804 Shingleton v Nokes-S. H. Behrend Lewin and Co-805 Stiles v Dangell-Doveton, Smyth, and B.

C. Etherington-806 Martin v Pascoe-Blake and Snow Venn and Woodcock-807 Cutbush v Rendall-T. H. Strangways

B. E. Greenfield-808 May and Hassell v South-Eastern Railway Company-W. R. Stevens

R. F. Austin-809 Godfrey and wife v London and South-Western Railway Company-M. H. Hall

R. Wood-811 Batley and another v Fairhead-W. H. Sturt

A. Hicks and Arnold-812 Hudson v Murrow and Holt -Keene and M.

R. and E. Bastard-813 Selkirk v Watkins-Farnfields C. J. Cole-814 Whiting v Briden-W. H. Orchard Evans and E.-815 Driver v Wastell-C. Butcher

G. Hancock-817 Buckingham v Isgate-Cordwell and T. Lewis and Co.-819 Hook v London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company-J. White

Wild, B. and B.-820 Reynolds and wife v London and North-Western Railway Company-W. F. Roberts Willoughby and Cox-821 Richardson v Perkins-F. Richardson and S.

W. Hicks-823 Barrington v Young and anotherDepree, Austen, and Co.

H. F. A. Davis-24 Apperly v London General Cab Company (Limited)-H. Kimber and Co.

Burne and Hunt-827 Jay and others v Hives and another-Darley and C.

Nicoll and S.-828 Page v Pike, trading, &c.-E. Kimber Peckham, M. and P.-829 White v British Equitable Assurance Company-H. Gover

R. and E. Bastard-830 Janes v Love and anotherG. C. Winckworth

N. S. E. Steinberg-831 Pratt v Harrison and TerramFarnfields

Same-832 Same v Morrison and Austin-T. R. Watson W. T. Ricketts-833 Roads v Tipping-J. C. Button and Co.

J. J. Cridland-834 Thrupp v Kemeys-Tynte-Baker, Folder, and U.

W. O. Reader-835 Nightingall v Rowlands-H. Windy. bark

Kisch, Son, and H.-837 Fox v Pretty and others-R. and A. Russell

Same-838 Same v Same (second action)-Same
I. Lewis-839 Key v Gibson-W. R. Preston

W. T. Child-840 Russell v London and South-Western
Railway Company-M. H. Hall

Fallows and B.-841 Gibson v Morgan-Jones, Blaxland, and Son

Leathes and M.-843 Walton v Harrison-W. Rawlins Baxter and Co.-845 Baxter and others v Ashworth (without jury)-Matthews and G.

Lucas and Coe-816 Thomas, trading, &c. v TennantDarley and C.

Nash and F.-847 Capital and Counties Bank v Henty and Sons-Robinson, P. and Co.

Renshaw and R.-818 Verrall v Cleaver-Tilleard, G. and H.

R. H. Wilkins-849 Bass and others v Warner-Stevens and Co.

Poole and Hughes-850 Martin v Chapman-Beale, M. and Co.

M. Webb and Son-851 Claperède v Davis and another-
J. M. Green

Same-352 Elkan v Elkington-G. J. Jennings
Same-853 Dowsett v King-Brook and C.

J. J. Hubbard, Son and E.-854 London and South-
Western Bank (Limited) v Edwards and Son-lngle,
C. and H., G. E. Kaye and Co.

W. T. Ricketts-855 urley v North Metropolitan
Tramway Company-H. C. Godfray
Wild, B. and B.-856 Stanham v Walton and another-
Pitman and L.

The following are for trial by Special Juries:

[PLT'S. SOL.-No.-PLT.-DEFT.-DEFTS.' SOL.] Stones, M. and S.-731 Steele and others v The Vestr of St. Leonard, Shoreditch-Mills, M. and L.

F. L. Soames-740 Kelsey v Stapleton-Hume, B. and B.
Garrard, J. and W.-743 Hawker and others v Flight-
T. Cotton

Surr, G. and B.-752 Willoughby Bros. v Commercial
Steamship Company (Limited)-J. Sheppard
Wilson, B. and C.-754 Thomas v Rosenthal and Co.-
Lewis and L.

Linklater and Co.-759 Maxwell v Barnard-E. Newman
Lewis and L.-778 Watson v Tennent-Ellis, M. and Co.
J. S. Cole-790 Townsend v Cavendish-Bailey, S.
and G.

Stoneham and L.-791 Cunnington v Mansel-Nelson,

Son, and H.

Bolton, R. and B.-810 The Braich Goch Slate Quarry
Company (Limited) v Collings-Lewis, M. and L.
J. Pullen-816 Le Touzel v Roy and another-In person
S. T. Cooper-818 Fowke v Wells-In person

G. L. P. Eyre and Co.-822 Eyre v Ward-J. J. Peddell
Dillon, Webb, and W.-825 Watts v West Surrey Water
Company-Wyatt, H. and H.

T. S. Ashwin-826 kymill v Kingsley-W. Scadding
N. Jourdain-836 Mason v Nicholson-Palmer, B. and F.
C.Mossop-842 Heap v Heskett-Lewis and L.

J. J. Watts-814 Tullock v Bowerman-Collette and C. When actions are settled out of court the solicitors concerned are particularly requested to withdraw the pleadings, as great expense and uncertainty are occasioned to the suitors in other causes by the maintenance in the list of actions not intended for trial

LONDON.-HILARY SITTING 1879.

LIST OF ACTIONS FOR TRIAL.

(Continued from page 384.)

J. Rae-307 Fox and Bousfield v Hardy-Byrne and L. W. S. Harris-308 Garnier v White-Angell and L Terry

W. Tanner-309 Vickers and another (stayed) v Bird and others-Wilde, B. M. and W.

Randall and A.-310 Gardner v Withernsea Pier, &c.,
Company-Milne, R. and M.

C. Fitch-311 Penley v Swanborough-Lewis and L.
Evans and E.-312 Parrack v Robbins-C. F. Yorke
G. Lockyer-314 Searle v Oliver and another-In person
W. Arnold-315 Goold and another v Miller and Halls
-Hollams, Son, and C.

C. J. Rawlings-316 Reid v Cobley and Smith-Makinson and C.

Piesse and Son-317 Buchan v Heddell-J. Hicks
J. Hands-318 Patching and another v Pooley-H. W.
Christmas

Billing and K.-319 Burke v Rooney-Rooks and Co.
J. Hands-320 Fenner and others v Pooley-Harper,
B. and B.
In person-325 Hincks and another v Gould-C. E.
Mortimer

In person-326 Silberberg v M Gregor-T. Whitwell
J. Langton-327 Stidder v Bennett and Vulliamy-Tib-
bitts and Co.

Spyer and Son-328 Greatorex v Foster (without jury) -A. H. Miller

Scott and B.-329 Duffield v Raftery-C. Parke

J. Andrews-330 Prieto v Chadwick and Son-S. Mayhew

Walker, Son, and F.-331 Robinson v Sim-W. Stollard Stibbard, G. and Co.-334 Cooper (trustee, &c.) v Blenkinsopp-Crowdy and Son

M. Abrahams and R.-335 Gibez v Pavia and anotherW. Webb and Son

Renshaw and R.-336 Bunnett and Co. (Limited) v Weldon-J. T. Moss

Same-337 Same v Deards-Champion, R. and P. Heather and Sons-338 Viney v Sharp, Perrin, and Co. Sandilands, H. and Co.

Rose. Innes, and Son-339 Goldsmid v Pain-Pawle, F. and C.

A. E. Sydney-341 Jardine, Blogg, and Stevenson v Emanuel-W. H. Hudson

Hancock, S. and H.-342 Murchison v Smith-Clennell and F.

Stibbard and Co.-343 Grey (trading, &c.) v DoddHanbury, H. and W.

J. M'Diarmid -344 Blyth Shipping Company (Limited and Reduced) v D. Hald and Co.-Ashurst, M. and Co.

Wright v Law-346 Martel v Brock-Jones and H.
Dig y and J.-347 Johnston v Taylor-Tippetts, Son,

and T.

W. H. Roberts-354 Berringer v Leah-Tatham, Oblein,
and N.
Hughes, H. and B.-355 Street v Stringer-Lewin and
Co.

Saunders, H. and B.-356 Heasler v Hollings-Faithfull and O.

Wordsworth, B., H. and P.-357 Barker and Co. v Edwards and Son-Ingle and Co., G. E. Kaye and Co. Pyke and M.-358 Cox v Manderville-W. Maynard Terrell and H.-360 Agnew and others v HowardHoward and Co.

Poole and H.-363 Martin v Lady Ashburner-Lawford, W. and L.

Morley and S.-365 Giles and others v Hemsworth and others-B. H. Cockayne

Tamplin, T. and J.-368 Tawe Tin Plate Company (Limited) v Saunders Bros.-F. C. Matthews

G. Lockyer-370 Sage v South-Eastern Railway Company-W. R. Stevens

Schultz and Son-371 Duck v Clark-J. Cotton

I. Angell and T.-372 Myers, Solomon, and Son v Berry -Ridsdale and Co.

J. S. Lickorish-373 Smith v Silvani-Ford, Lloyd, and B.

Carter and Bell-374 Teede v Morris-G. Whale

In person-375 Angell and another v Mitchell-E. Newman

W. B. Abbott-376 Dodson v Nicholson-H. Sowton Harcourt and M.-377 Farmer v May-Harper, B. and B.

Westerton-J. H. Child

Armstrong and L.-378 Willoughby and another v Blachford, R. K. and W.-379 Friday v Avery-Austen,

De Gex and H.

Sons

W. H. Podmore-380 Weerdon v Anidjah-T. Beard and
Same-381 London and County Advance and Discount
Company (Limited) v March-Robinson and R.
H. Sydney-382 Hart v Jones-W. Beck

J. Mote-383 Simmons v Godbold-Webster and G.
Philbrick and C.-384 Cross v Marc-H. Sydney
Heath and P-385 Roberts, Downes, and Co. v Gibbens
-Brook and C.

J. Croft-389 Swan v Williams-W. R. Philp
D. W. Pearse-390 Gilbert v Lazarus, sued, &c.-
Brighten and Co.

W. Neal-391 Argent v Tallent-Nash and F.
Carr, B. D. and M.-395 Bousfield v The London Bank
of Commerce and Kattengall-Trinders and Curtis
Hayward

and M.

E. J. Sydney and Son-398 Lewis ▼ Philips-Longcroft Cattarns, J. and A.-399 Grimsdale and Sons v KingChas. Smith

C. Butcher-400 Dunn v Gascoyne-B. E. Greenfield T. G. Bullen-401 Bunkell v Beckett-W. H. Orchard

[PLT.'S SOL.-No.-PLT.-DEFT.-DEFT.'S SOL.] Renshaw and R.-306 Bunnett and Co. (Limited) Brooke (sued, &c.)-Whites, R. and Co.

bury, and Co.-F. W. and H. Hilbery

T. Beard and Son-404 Lee v Buckland-H. J. and T. Child

T. C. Russell-405 Crawford v Russell and others-In person

F. Dolman-407 Burrell v Woolf-Stevens and H.
H. W. Cattlin-408 Grint v Ingolby-J. Plaskitt
C. M. Elborough-409 Wieland v Cooper-Keighley, S.
and B.

W. Bohm-410 King v Watts and others-Stocken and
J.

W. F. Nokes-411 Dervieu, Guillaumeron, and Co. v The Anglo-Portuguese Oyster Fisheries Company (Limited)-Parker and Co.

G. Lockyer-413 Freeborne v Luck-J. Geaussent
J. M. Green-414 Abrahams v Reynolds and Co.-
Angell, I., Terry and Co.

W. R. Preston-415 Horn v Mansfield-Bell, Brodrick and G.

H. R. Jones-416 Thompson v Webster-Prockter and A.

Trinders and C. Hayward-417 Hay and Co. v Batt and
Co.-Allin and G.

T. D. Pettiver-418 Moffatt v Chitty-Bower, Son,
and C.
W. Tanner-419 Durrant and another v Bacon-F.
Heritage and Co.

Fras, Scott-420 Nutt v Holley-H. Kimber and Co.
G. C. Lee-423 Goodwin v Murray, Kemp, and Co.-

Jacobs and V.

W. H. Roberts-424 Sandell and another v CrouchOeb me and L.

Hine, H. and B.-426 Probyn v Higginson-Noon and C. A. W. Mills-427 Mortimor v. Downer- ole, T. and K. W. H. Roberts-428 Sandell and another v Webster-E. Andrew

Same 429 Same v Priddle and Cousin-Routh, S. and Co.

Webster and G.-430 Montgomery v Knaus-Elmslie and Co.

N Jourdain-431 Adams and Co. v Macfarlane and W. Curtis

another

W. H. Cannon-432 Knowles and others v HarrisGregory and Co.

Farnfields-435 Ingram and another v Cockle-G. H. Fin h

J. M. Barnard-436 Butler v Sheffield-Dillon, Webb and W.

Cattarns, J. and H.-437 Lesieur v Wilson and another -Lowless and Co.

Duffield and B.-438 Downs v London Steamboat Company (Limited)-Newnan S. and H.

Learoyd, L. and P.-439 Learoyd v Burns-J. Lott Lewis, M. and L.-440 North Kent Bank (Limited) in líquication by George Whitlin their liquidator v Scudds-Seard and con

G. B. B. Norman-442 Craven v Day-G. E. Smith Shepherd and Sons-443 Blanch and another v Pascall, sued, &c.-J. Hill

A. E. Sydney-415 Jacobs and another v. Craig and another-G. H. Finch

Same-446 Spiers, trading, &c. v Harlow-W. Hicks Plews, I. and Co.-447 Angestad and others v Knights→ Parson and L.

Same-448 Johannesen v Same-Same

J. E. Coxwell-450 Braumann v Field-Evans and E.
F. Cotton-451 Hall v Jennings-W. Millman
Rose, Innes and Son-452 Stewart and Son v D'Avigdor
-Stephens, L. and T.

Goldberg and L.-453 Veillard v Pleace and another-
R. S. Taylor

Saffery and H.-455 Martin v Allen-Lumley and L.
A. H. May-159 Winn v Alden-Young, Jones, R. and H.
G. Lockyer-460 Sheard and Co. v Woodward and Co.
-J. A. Talbot
H. W. Christmas-463 Day v Jaquemain-Kynaston
and G.

Phelps, S. and B.-464 Radermacher and others v
Little-Heather and Son

Buchanan and R.-166 Jardine v Scarl-W. and J.
Flower and N.

Lovell Keays-467 Keays v Oakley-T. Durant
Houghtons and B.-469 Manuelle v Wells-G. Clark
F. W. Mount-470 Purssell v l'adman-fadman and B.
Munns and L.-471 M'Causland v Picard and Co.-
Watney, T. and Co.

G. Blagden-472 Fox v Wright-Lewis and L.

Allin and G.-473 Wade and others v Mohr-Hollams, Son and C.

W. L. Clarke-474 Chapuy v Tyler and Denham-Carritt and Son

H. W. Christmas-475 Woodruffe v Jacobs-J. M. Barnard

Truefitt and G.-477 Lockwood v Wyld-Smith and
Howard

W. H. Lane-478 Abrahams v Banks-Rooks and Co.
R. Chandler-479 West v The Cheque Bank (Limited)➡
Nash and F.

Courtenay and C.-480 Rogerson and Son v Uzielli-
Waltons, B. and W.

Jackson and P.-481 Moore v Gripper-Rooks and Co.
M. Pope-483 Hart v Ungar-Beard and Sons

J. O. Meadows-485 Courcha v Sharman-Combe and
W.
Patey and W.-488 Dane v Beveridge-H. S. Harris and
Hollams, Son and C.-491 Hemptenmacker v Walker,
Bros. and Co.-Druce, Sons and J.

G.

J. S. Rubinstein-493 Day v North Metropolitan Tram-
way Company-H. C. Godfray
Hollams, Son and C.-496 Kumcker and Rymer v
Susman-H. Montagu

H. W. Christmas-497 Field and wife v Brent-Arckoli,
Jones and Co.

J. Mackrell and Co.-498 Merritt and Ashby v Hobson and Sons-Spyer and Son

Iliffe, R., I. and C.-199 Birmingham, Dudley and District Banking Company v Phelps and othersPhelps, S. and B.

B. Hutchinson-501 O'Bryan and Wife v Conisbee and others-H. Levy.

The following are for trial before Special Juries:-
Pyke and M-305 Solomon and another v Australian
Mortgage Company-R. Miller and W.

J. S. Lickorish-313 Minto v London Tramway Com.
pany (Limited)-H. C. Godfray
Harcourt and M.-321 Watkins and Wife v London
Tramway Company (Limited)-H. C. Godfray
Hare and Fell-322 Admiralty v Shepherd and others-
Hollams, Son, and C.

J. J. Harlow-323 Jones v Duke and Duchess of West minster-H. T. Boodle

Champion, R. and P.-324 Oliver v London Tramway Company-H. C. Godfray

T. Cooper and Co. - 332 Dale and another v Globe Marine Insurance Company (Limited) -Courtenay and C.

J. W. Starkey-333 Wellings v Miller-Trinder and Co. Evans and E.-310 Scantlebury v Fox-Grover and H. Hollams, Son, and C.-345 Bramwell v Levi and Co. (commission)-Ingledew, I. and G.

J. W. Weightman-359 Lord v London Tramway Company (Limited H. C. Godfray

Elmslie, F. and S.-361 Johnson v Buck-Keighley, S. and B.

Plews and Co.-362 Thomson and another v Nicholson and others-T. Cooper and Co.

Hargrove and Co.-364 Phillips v London and South-
Western Railway Company-M. H. Hall
Maples, T. and Co.-366 Foster and Wife v Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company
Cunliffe, B. and D.

Same-367 Foster v Same-Same

G. Lockyer-359 Entecott v North Metropolitan Tramway Company-H. C. Godfray

T. Micklem, jun.-386 Collingridge v Ahier-Bell, Brodrick and G.

Parker and Co.-387 Preston v The Cleveland Extension

Mineral Railway Company-Chappell, Sons, and Co. Carr, Son, and T.-388 Betts v North Metropolitan Tramway Company-H. C. Godfray

Waltons, B. and W.-392 Hogg and Robinson and others v Andrews-Williamson, Hill, and Co.

Same-393 Scaramanga and Co. v Stamp and GordonCrump and Son

Iliffe, K. I. and C.-394 Morris and others v Reddish and others-Pritchard, E. and Co., Bower and C., Johnson and W., Milne, R. and M., Shaw and T. T. Beard and Sons-396 Livermore and Wife v London Tramway Company (Limited)-H. C. Godfray Stibbard, G. and Co.-397 Marshall v Campbell-Parker and Co.

Parker and Co.-403 Macfarlane v Bennett-Taylor, H. and T.

Newbon, H. and Co.-406 Gent v Hooper-F. Heritage and Co.

Last and Sons-412 Ewen Bros. v Barnard and PriceG. B. B. Norman, G. T. Woodrooffe

Arckoll, Jones and C.-421 Barnes and Co. v London and North-Western Railway Company-R. F. Roberts Hollams, Son and C. -422 Letchford v Oldham Ashurst, M. C. and Co.

Walls, A. and M-425 Grahame and another v DunlopA. H. Miller

T. F. Barham-433 Leech and others v Dodwell-J.
McDiarmid

Carter and Bell-434 Stapleton v North Metropolitan
Tramway Company-H C. Godfray
Simpson and C.-441 Knell v Knell-J. M. Chamberlain
T. W. Rogers-444 Ella v Davis-Gellatly, Son and W.
J. E. Coxwell-449 Dobson v North Metropolitan Tram.
way Company-H. C. Godfray

In person-454 Flux and Leadbitter ▼ Cumming-
Purrier and Son

Bischoff, B. B. and Co.-456 Bank of Montreal v
Truninger and Co.-Ingle, C. and H.

Books and Co.-457 Berlin, &c., Company (Limited) v
Combe and Wainwright-In person
Same-158 Candy and Co (Limited) v Eckersley-Bower
and Co.

Hicklin and W.-461 Coles and wife v London Tramway
Company (Limited)-H. C. Godfray

Munns and L.-462 Bolton v The Marine and General
Life Assurance Society-Freshfields and W.
T. Allingham-465 Hutton v Bevan and others-Janson,
Cobb and Co.

Williamson, Hill and Co. - 468 Stapleton v Great
Northern Railway Company-Rollit and Sons
Terrell and H.-476 Bell v Knowles-Hanbury, H.
and W.

E. F. B. Harston-482 Bouffler v Levy and another-
A. T. Cox

Stopher and R.-481 Wheatcroft v. Great Northern
Railway Company-Nelson, B. and N.
Newman, S. and H.-486 Rogers v North London
Railway Company-Paine, L. and Co.
Waltons, B. and W.-487 Christie v Noble-Harrisons
Parker and Co.-189 Preston v Dallas-Nash and F.
Same-490 Anglo-Portuguese Oyster Fisheries Com-
pany (Limited) v Gibb-Walton, B. and W.

S. Betteley-192 Massé v Merchant Taylors Company-
S. T. Fisher

Hollams, Son and C.-494 Rey and Brothers v. Ridley,
Son and Tully-Williamson, H. and Co.
Same-495 McLean Brothers and Rigg v Proprietors of
Hay's Wharf-Cattarns, J. and H.
Waltons, B. and W.-500 Miller v Aspinwall-Druce
and Co.

When Actions are settled out of Court, the Solici tors concerned are particularly requested to withdraw the Pleadings, as great expense and uncertainty are occasioned to the Suitors in other Causes, by the maintenance in the List of Actions not intended for Trial.

THE GAZETTES.

Professional Partnerships Dissolved.

Gazette, March 7.

BARTLETT and GARDINER, Solicitors, Gray's-inn-sq. (Harry
Hadyn Bartlett and Kichard Mountjoy Gardiner).
March 5. Debts by Gardiner
HAIGE, HAGH, and ATKINS N, solicitors. Selby. (John
Luke Haigh, James Clarke Haigh, and John Thomas
Atkinson.) March 1

ROBINSON and SMITH, solicitors, Leominster. (George
Thomas Robinson and George Green Smith.) Nov. 20
Gazette, March 11.

GOLDRING and JUKES, solicitors, Southampton-st, Bloomsbury. (Thomas Wallace Goldring and Ewart Jukes.) Feb. 20. Debts by Goldring

Gazette, March 14.

OXLEY, PASHLEY, and COWARD, solicitors, Rotherham. (John Oxley, Robert Pashley, and Peter Bancroit Coward.) March 1

Bankrupts.

Gazette, March 21.

To surrender in the Bankruptcy Court, Lincoln's-inn-fields. BOWMAN, ROBERT MOORE, coal contractor, Blackwall Pet. March 17. Reg. Hazlitt. Sur. April 2. Sols. Hudden and Co, Chancery-la

To surrender in the Country. ASPINALL, HENRY KELSALL, gentleman, Hafod Alyn. Pet. March 19. Reg. Reia. Sur. April 2

COW HER, JAMES, innkeeper, Cheltenham. Pet. March 19. Reg. Gale. Sur. April 2

DAVIES, JOHN STOREY, gentleman, Moss Side. Pet. March 12. Keg. Hulton. Sur. April 3

FALLDING, SAM FRAN 18, veterinary surgeon, Wakefield.
Pet. March 15. Reg Mason. Sur. April
GOODFELLOW, SAMUEL, clog block manufacturer, Maccles-
field. Pet. March 19. Deputy-Reg. Mair. Sur. April 2
HAMILTON C
, captain in H.M. regiment of 3rd
Buffs, Canterbury. Pet. March 12. Reg. Furley. Sur.
April 5

H

HOPKINSON, THOMAS, heerhouse keeper, Bradford. Pet. March 18. Reg Robinson. Sur. April 8

LANGDON, SARAH, victualler, Bristol. Pet. March 17. Reg. Harley. Sur. April 4

LAWS, JAMES, baker. Portsea. Pet. March 13. Deputy-Reg. Hellard Sur. April 3

LEWIS, CHARLES, farmer, Hurstbourne Tarrant. Pet. March 14. Reg. Wilson. Sur. April 1

MARLAND, JOHN, gentleman, Cardiff. Pet. March 13. Reg. Langley. Sur. April 10

MITCHELL, THOMAS NICOLL, tailor, Bradford. Pet. March 18. Reg. Robinson. Sur. April 1 MOLTENI, ALEXANDER, furniture

dealer, Newcastle.

Pet. March 19 Deputy-Reg. Daggett. Sur. March 31 MOORE, JOHN, boot manufacturer, Quorndon. Pet. March 19. Reg. Ingram. Sur. April 2

MURGATROYD, W ILLIAM, manufacturer, Bingley. Pet. Dec. 13. Reg. Robin on. Sur. April t

ONSLOW, CYRUS FDMONDS, hotel keeper, Broseley. Pe*.
March 19. Reg Potts Sur April 2

POPE, GEORGE ALFRED, publican, Old Brompton. Pet.
March 18. Reg. Hayward Sur. April 3
RICHAR SON, FREDERICK, flock merchant, Golcar. Pet.
March 18 Reg. Jones. Sur. April 2

SMITH, JAMES DWARD, factor, Northampton. Pet. March 15. Reg Dennis. Sur. April 3

THOMAS, DAVID, mining engineer, Porth. Pet. March 19. Reg Spickett. Sur April 2

TILL, GEORGE, and TILL, THOMAS, jun.. boot manufacturers, Stafford. Pet. March 17 Reg. Soilsbury. Sur. April 7 WORT, ALFRED, travel ing draper, Farnham. Pet. March 8. Reg. White. Sur. April 2

Gazette, March 25.

To surrender at the Bankruptcy Court, Lincoln's-inn-fie ds. BARTER, HENRY, commission agent, Hampton-rd, Forest Gate. Pet. March 21 Reg. Pepys. Sur April 9 PAIRPOINT, JAMES EDWARD, silversmith, Enfield rd, Tottenham-la, Hornsey. Pet. March 20. Reg. Hazlitt. Sur. April 9.

MARSHALL, CHARLES gauger, Union-st, Borongh High-st, Southwark. Pet. March 20. Reg Hazlitt. Sur. April 9 CRUTCHLEY, MARIA, widow, schoolmistress. Rectory-rd, Stoke Newington. Pet. March 20. Reg. Hazlitt. Sur. April 9

SMITH, ELIZABETH, widow, the Grove, Hammersmith. Pet. March 20. Reg. Hazlitt. Sur. April 9.

To surrender in the Country.

COCKELL, WILLIAM JAMES, corn merchant, York-rd, Battersea. Pet. March 18. Reg. Will ughby. Sur. April 8 RODMAN, STEPHEN SAMUEL, and COCKELU WILLIAM JAMES, builders, Peak Hill Gardens, Sydenham. Pet. March 18. Reg. Pitt-Taylor. Sur. April 4

MEAD, NEL ON FREDERICK, and HILLS, EDWARD, Wool staplers, Faversham. Pet. March 21. Reg. Farley. Sur. April 5

COATES. WILLIAM JOHN, grocer, Isle of Ely. Pet. March 21. Dep.-Reg. Eaden. Sur. April 9

Liquidations by Arrangement.

FIRST MEETINGS.

Gazette, March 21.

AMBROSE, JOHN, farmer, Linds-11 Pet. March 17. March 4, at half-past one, at the Saracen's head, Dunmow. Sols. Freeland and Bellingham, Saffron Waldron

ANDERSON, WILLIAM, draper, Leeds. Pet. March 19. April
3, at eleven, at office of Sol Hewson, Leeds
ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM, innkeeper, South Shields. Pet.
March 17. Ma ch 28, at one, at office of Sol. Wilson, New-
Castle
ARTER, JAMES, slater, Southport. Pet. March 19. April
3, at eleven, at the Committee-room, Devonshire-bldgs,
Southport. Sols. Buck a d Dicksons, Southport
ARTHUR, JAMES, maltster, Bristol. Pet. March 18 April 2,
at twelve, at offices of Messrs Parsons, accountants, High-
st. Bristol. Sols. Benson and Carpenter, Bristol
ASTIN. WILLIAM. engineer, Littleborough. Pet. March 17.
April 7. at three, at office of Sol Standring Rochdale
ATKIN, CHARLES, Owner of steam threshing machines,
Spalford. Pet. March 15. April 3, at twelve, at the
Clinton Arms hotel, Newark-on-Trent. Sol. Bescoby,
East Retford

AUSTIN, ALEXANDER FREDERICK, BURGESS, WILLIAM, and
AISBITT, MATTHEW WHELDON, shipbuilders. Swansea.
Pet. March 18. March 31, at three, at office of Sol.
Glas odine, Swansea

AXFORD, JOHN BARNABAS, builder, Henry st, Gray's-inn-rd.
Pet March 17 March 31, at eleven. at office of Sols.
Longcroft and Myers, Clement's-inn, Strand
BACKHOUSE, CHARLES, farmer, Low Gipton. Pet. March 18.
April 2, at three,lat office of Sol. Brooke, Leeds
BAKER, JAMES PHILIP, farmer, Kirtling. Pet. March 19.
April 8, at two, at the White Hart hotel, Newmarket.
Sol. Gross

BAKER, JOHN WILLIAM, lodging-house keeper, Cromer.
Pet. March 18. April 4, at one, at office of Sols. Fosters,
Burroughes, and Robberds, Cromer

BANDY, EDMUND, butcher, Bedford. Pet. March 15. April 4, at twelve, at offices of Sols. Conquest and Clare, Bedford

BARTON, GEORGE, and BARTON, ANTHONY, farmers, Little Sodbury Pet. March 18. April 2, at one, at office of Sol. Beckingham. Bristol

BATTY, GEORGE, builder, Leeds. Pet. March 14, April 1, at three, at office of Sol. Pullan. Leeds

BAYLISS, JOSEPH, plumber, Prospect-pl, Forest-gate. Pet. March 18. April 7, at two, at offices of Morphett and Hanson, King-st, Cheapside. Sol. Terry, King-st, Cheapside

BECK, THOMAS, shoe manufacterer. Birmingham. Pet. March 17. April 1, at twelve, at office of Sol. Parr, Birmingham

BELL, ROBERT THOMAS, out of business, Newcastle. Pet.
March 18. April 3. at eleven, at offices of Sols. Keenlyside,
Forster, and Forster, Newcastle

BEATON, WIL IAM, butty miner, Bloxwich. Pet. March 18.
April 2, at half-past eleven, at office of Sol. Baker, Walsall
BEVAN. RICHARD, grocer, Maestag. Pet March 17. April
4. at eleven, at office of Sol Thomas. Neath
BENYON, JOHN, miller. Duffryn Crydrych. Pet. March 17.
April 2, at eleven, at the Telegraph inn, Llangadock

BENYON, THOMAS, carpenter, Duffryn Crydrych. Pet. March 17. April 2, at eleven, at the Telegrahh inn, Llangadock BLACKFORD, JOSEPH, butcher. Parton. Pet. March 19. April 8, at twelve, at the Goddard Arms hotel, Swindon. Sols. Bradford and Foote, Swindon

BLAND. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN, hatter, Darlington. Pet. March 14. April 2, at half-past ten, at office of Sol. Wooler, Darlington

15.

BL OMER, HENRY, metal agent. Southampton. Pet. March
April 2, at two, at office of Sol. Parkes, Queen
Victoria-st
BOOTHMAN, JAMES, builder, Nelson-in-Marsden. Pet. March
19. April 8, at three, at the ship inn, Skipton. Sol.
Whalley, Accrington

BOWN, THOMAS, timber merchant, Nottingham. Pet. March 18. April 8, at twelve at office of Sol. Brittle, Nottingham BRETHERTON, THOMAS, plumber. Pendleton. Pet. March 15. March 28, at twelve, at office of Sol. Blakeway, Manchester

BRIMACOMBE, RICHARD HENRY, painter, Falmouth. Pe: March 17. April 2, at three, at offices of Sols. Tilly and Fox, Falmouth

BROADHEAD. CHARLOTTE MARY, school proprietress, Withington. Pet. March 19. April 9. at three, at office of Davies. Dewey, and Co. accountants, Brown-st, Manchester. Sol. Graignor, Manchester

BROOK, JAMES, plumber, Huddersfield. Pet. March 12. April 4, at three, at office of Sols. Ainley and Hall, Huddersfield

BROWN, WILLIAM, draper, Higham Ferrers. Pet. March 15. March 31, at one, at office of Simpson, solicitor, Higham Ferrers. Sol. Andrew, Northampton

BURRELL, ELIZA, ladies' outfitter, Torquay, Pet. March 17. April 4, at eleven, at office of Sol. Hamlyn, Newton Abbot

BUTTERICK, STEPHEN, glass dealer, Edgware-rd. Pet. March 17. April 2. at eleven, at office of Sul. Reynolds. Furnival's-inn, Holborn

CARDER, HARVEY, master mariner, Harwich. Pet. March 18. April 3, at three, at office of Sol. Jones, Colchester CARR, ARTHUR MITCHELL, chemist, Attercliffe. Pet. March 19. April 3, at eleven. at office of Sol. Mellor, Sheffield CARR, WILLIAM, saddler, Manchester. Pet. March 19.

April 8, at eleven, at office of Sol Young, Manchester
CARRENTON, GEORGE. farmer, Bulkington. Pet. March 15.
April 5, at two, at office of Sol. Homer Coventry
CLARKE, JOHN, baker, Kidderminster. Pet March 17.
April 3, at half-past three, at office of Sls. Corbet and Co.
Kidderminster

CLARKE, JOHN WILLIAM, currier, Holbeck. Pet. March 17.
April 1, at three, at office of Sol. Male mb. Leeds
CLAY, JOSEPH, flannel manufacturer. Cleckheaton.
Pet.
March 18. April 2, at eleven, a office of Wood, Killick,
and Hutton, Commercial Bank bldgs, Bradford
CLEAVER. THOMAS, Out of business. Birmingham.
Pet.
March 18. April 3, at twelve, nt office of Sol. Free, Bir-
mingham

CLIFFT, JAMES WILLINGTON, hairdresser, Weston-super-
Mare Pet, March 17. April 4, at eleven, at office of Sols.
Bakers, Phillott, and James Weston-super-Mare

COBLEY, JAMEs, tailor. Bedminster. Pet. March 15. March 31. at twelve, at office of Sols. Benson and Carpenter, Bristol

COLLIEU, THOMAS, dealer in fancy goods, Moorgate-st-bldgs. Pet. March 10. March 31, at two, at office of Sol. Henry, Furnival's-inn

COOPER, GEORGE, draper, Brighton. Pet. March 17. Apri 9, at half-past three, at offices of Nye and Greenwood, Bridge-chmbrs, Queen Victoria-st

COWLEY, WILLIAM, farmer, Hurworth-on Tees. Pet. March 18. March 31, at ten, at office of Sol Barron, Darlington CULE, WILLIAM, grocer, Nelson. Pt March 17. April 8, at eleven, at offices of Sol. Morgan and Scott, Cardiff DAIN, CHRISTOPHER, jun, maltster, Stourbridge. Pet. March April 5, at twelve, at the Talbot hotel, Stourbridge. Sol. Willcock, Wolverhampton

15.

DEAN, DANIEL PULLIN, maltster, Kingswood Hill. Pet. March 18. April 3, at eleven, at office of Sol. Ward, Bristel DOBSON, RALPH, innkeeper, Welburn. Pet, March 15. April 3, at three, at office of Sol, Harrison, Kirby Moorside DRUMMOND, GEORGE, fruiterer, North Shi 1ds. Pet. March 17. April 5, at eleven, at offices of Sols. Duncan and Duncan, South Shields

EITE, ALFROD, joiner, Nottingham. Pet. March 18, April 8, at three, at offices of Sols. Cranch and Stroud, Notting

ham

ENGLISH, JOSEPH, general shopkeeper, Tillingham. Pet. March 18. April 10, at twelve, at offices of Digby and Evans, solicitors, Maldon. Sol. Bird ERRINGTON, GEO-GE, grocer, Ickles. Pet. March 17. April 2, at twelve, at office of Sols Auty and son, Sheffield EVANS, GEORGE, grocer, Birmingham. Pet. March 17. April 1, at eleven, at office of S1 Jaques, Birmingham EVANS, HERBERT, tailor, Treherbert. Pet March 17. April 3, at twelve, at office of Sol. Morgan, Pontypridd EVANS, JOHN, grocer, Wallsall. Pet March 17. April 2, at two, at office of Sol. Stratton, Wolverhampton. EVANS, MAURICE, grocer, Dylife Pet March 13. April 5, at three, at the White Lion hotel, Machynlleth, Sol. Jones, Aberystwith

FAIRBANK, CHARLES SMITH, timber merchant, Birmingham Pet. March 18. April 7, at twelve, at offices of Sols. Roalands and Bagnall, Birmingham

FOSTER, HENRY, manufacturing chemist, Leeds.

Pet.

March 19. April 9, at three, at offices of Sols. Markland and Davy, Leeds

FRITH, JOHN, farmer, Wolston. Pt. March 15. April 4, at
two, at office of Sol. Homer, Coventry
FULFORD, JOHN, fruit dealer, Bristol. Pet. March 1.
April 2, at twelve, at offices of Sols. Murly and Sons,
Bristol

GARDNER, CUTHBERT, contractor, Tudhoe Grange. Pet. March 15. April 2, at half-past twelve, at the Talbot hotel, Bishop Auckland. Sol. Maw, jun

GAUNT, BENJAMIN, greengrocer. Pudsey. Pet. March 17. April 2, at eleven, at office of Sol. Tunnicliffe. Bradford GELDARD, WILLIAM, plumber, Spennymoor. Pet. March1". April 3, at eleven, at office of Sol. Max, Bishop Auckland GORDON, RONALD, wine merchant, The Po ada. Argyle pl Pet. March 17. April 4, at three, at the Auction Mart Tokenhouse-yd, Lothbury. Sols. Webb and Webb, Aus tin-friars

GRAHAM, ROBERT, farmer, Staindrop. Pet. March 17. April 7. at three, at the King's Head hotel, Darlington. Sol. Willan, Darlington

GRAHAM, THOMAS, bootmaker, Penrith. Pet. March 17. April 3, at three, at office of Sol Cant, Penrith GRAY, JOSEPH WILLIAM, grocer, South Bank. Pet. March 18. April 4, at twelve, at offices of So's. Jackson and Jackson. Middlesbrough

GREEN, HARRY LEWIS, butcher, Saffron Walden. Pet.
March 17. April 5, at one. at the Rose and Crown hotel,
Saffron Waldron. Sols. Wynne, Baxter, and Rance,
Laurance Pountney-hill, Cannon-st

GREEN, MARY, widow, Hanwell Pet. March 13. March 2,
at three, at office of Sol. Smith, Mitre-cr. Temple
GREEN, RICHARD, miller, Cleobury North. Pet. March 18,
March 20, at two. at the Boyne Arms hotel, Burwarton.
Sol. Saunders, Kidderminster
GWILLIAM, JOHN, innkeeper, Lydbrook. Pet. March 18.
April 4, at twelve, at the Townhall, Cinderford. Sols.
Bradstock and Goldring, Cinderford

HACKETT, JOSEPH, printer. Cannock. Pet. March 18,
April 7, at twelve, at offices of Sols. Barnes and Russell,
Lichfield

HALL, EDWARD, bootmaker. Scotton. Pet. March 18. April 4, at eleven, at office of Sol. Pare, jun, Lincoln HARRISON, WILLIAM, tailor, York. Pet. March 18, April 2, at eleven, at office of Sol. Crumbie, York

MOORE, RICHARD, tailor, Yedingham. Pet. March 19. April 7, at three, at office of Sol. Barteliff, Malton MARSHALSEA, ALBERT JOHN, coach builder, Taunton. Pet. March 22. April 16, at eleven, at office of Sol. Paull, Ilminster

MORRIS, JABEZ, builder, March End, near Wednesfield. Pet. March 21. April 5, at twelve, at offices of Sol. Tildesley, Willenhall

MANNERS, JOHN WILLIAM SAUNDERSON, shipowner, West Hartlepool. Pet. March 20. April 15, at three, at office of Sol. Bell, West Hartlepool

M'MILLAN, JAMES ASH, draper, Exeter. Pet. March 21. April 8. at half-past ten, at the Castle hotel, Exeter. Sol. Floud, Exeter

MARTIN, SAMUEL WATTS, baker, Torquay. Pet. March 20.
April 16, at twelve, at Magor's Commercial hotel,
Newton Abbot.Sols. Mackenzie and Hext, Torquay
MAYS, DAVID DENTON, painter, Gorleston. Pet. March 20
April 8. at twelve, at office of Blake, Hall Quay-chmbrɛ.
Great Yarmouth. Sol Palmer, Great Yarmouth
MANSFIELD, RICHARD, innkeeper, Hanley. Pet. March 19.
April 4, at eleven, at 33, Albion-st, Hanley. Sol. Ashmall,
Hanley
NELSON, HENRY, licensed victualler, Stockton-on-Tees.
Pet. March 20. April 9, at three, at office of Bradley,
public accountant, 100, High-street, Stockton-on-Tees.
Sols. Dodds and Co, Stockton

NOAKE, ALEXANDER, licensed victualler, Woolstone. Pet. March 19. April 4, at eleven, at offices of Sols. Kinneir and Tombs, Swindon

NEVILLE, ROBERT, baker, Birmingham. Pet. March 20. April 4, at three, at offices of Sols. Buller and Bickley, Birmingham

OGLEY, CHARLES, fish dealer, Barnsley. Pet. March 20. April 4, at two, at the Queen's hotel, Barnsley. Sol. Alderson, Barnsley

OVEREND, JOHN, practical portmanteau manufacturer,
Bowden. Pet. March 20. April 7, at three, at offices of
Sols. Atkinson, Saunders, and Co, Manchester
OLDFIELD, WILLIAM HENRY, innkeeper, Rochdale.

Pet.

March 21. April 8, at three, at oifice of Sol. Faithfull, Rochdale

ORCHARD, JOHN WALROND, merchant, Liverpool. Pet. March 21. April 7, at two, at offices of Sols. Lyon and Reynolds, Liverpool

PRICE, MARGARET, farmer, Burrington. Pet. March 20. April 10, at twelve, at 9, Corve-st, Ludlow. Sol. Marston, Ludlow

POOLE, GEORGE, farmer, Hucclecote. Pet March 20. April 4, at four, at the Fountain inn, Gloucester. Sol. Jackson, Stroud

PAYNE, FREDERICK CARDINAL, upholsterer, Lewisham. Pet. March 19. April 8, at two, at offices of Sols. Reece and Fletcher, 14, Furnival's-inn

PULLING, ROBERT, iron merchant, St. Benet-pl, Grace. church-st. Pet. March 19. April 18, at three, at office of Sol. Trengrouse, Gracechurch-st

PALMER, ALFRED, dyer, Leicester. Pet. March 20. April 7, at three, at offices of Sols. Wright and Wright, Leicester POTTERTON, THOMAS, draper, Oldham. Pet, March 21. April 16, at three, at the Mitre hotel, Manchester. Sol. Whitworth, Manchester

PUGH, JOHN FLESHER, grocer, Kirkdale. Pet. March 17. April 4, at three, at office of Sol. Lupton, Liverpool PRITCHARD, DAVID, grocer, Pengam. Pet. March 21. April 9, at two, at the Queen's hotel, Cardiff. Sols. James and James, Merthyr Tydfil

RODWAY, CHARLES GILES, out of business, Cirencester.
Pet. March 14. April 1, at half-past ten, at the Ram inn,
Cirencester. Sol. Jackson

ROBERTS, JOHN, bricklayer. Eastbourne. Pet. March 20.
April 9, at one, at 57, Terminus-rd, Eastbourne. Sol.
Stiff
RICHARDSON, ADELAIDE, tobacconist, City-rd. Pet. March
13. April 3, at three, at 19, Worship-st, Finsbury. Sol.
Fenton
ROBINSON, LEONARD, farmer, Nafferton. Pet. March 18.
April 4, at three, at the Keys hotel, Great Driffield. Sols.
Foster, Tonge, and Son, Great Driffield

REYNOLDS, JAMES, victualler, Whitchurch. Pet. March 20.
April 14, at twelve, at the Victoria hotel, Whitchurch.
Sol. Brooke, Nantwich

RUSHIN, EDWARD, grocer, Rothley. Pet. March 20. April 7, at twelve, at the Duke of Devonshire Inn, Leicester. Sols. Reece, Harris, and Harris, Birmingham

ROWLAND, SAMUEL, grocer, Frodsham. Pet. March 18. April 3, at two, at offices of Sols. Linaker and Hitchen. Runcorn

ROWE, MILES, car proprietor, Liverpool. Pet. March 20. April 8, at twelve, at office of Sol. Carruthers, Liverpool ROBSON, RICHARD ROBERT, farmer, Ripon. Pet. March 22. April 7. at twelve, at offices of Sols. Bateson and Hutchinson, Ripon

ROOK, GEORGE, grocer, Pontefract. Pet. March 19. April 4, at three, at the Great Bull hotel, Wakefield. Sol. Lister, Wakefield

SMITH, JAMES, grocer, Bromyard. Pet. March 19. April 5, at half-past twelve, at the Hop Pole hotel, Worcester. Sol. White, Leominster

SCRIVEN, JOHN, farmer, Harpole. Pet. March 21. April 8, at twelve, at office of Sol. Jeffery, Northampton STONE, FRANCIS, farmer, Charlton. Pet. March 20. April 9, at half-past twelve, at the Crown hotel, Brackley. Sol. Andrew, Northampton

SKIPP, DANIEL, builder, Hollydale-rd, Peckham.

Pet.

March 19. April 10, at twelve, at office of Sol. Roberts, Coleman-st

STALLARD, GEORGE HENRY, and KETTLEWELL, FREDERICK, cloth merchants, Leeds (under style of John Kirkby and Co). Pet. March 19. April 4, at two, at offices of Sols. Simpson and Burrell, Leeds

SKELLON, HUGH, hay dealer, Tunstall. Pet. March 18. April 3, at three, at offices of Sols. Llewellyn and Ackrill, Tunstall

SAUNDERS, JOHN, fishmonger, Oxford-st. Pet. March 22. April 18, at two, at offices of Broad and Paterson, Walbrook. Sole. Peacock and Goddard, Gray's-inn STEVENSON, JOHN, draper, Liverpool. Pet. March 22. April 10, at twelve, at office of Sol. Green, Liverpool SPENCER, WILLIAM, coal dealer, Denton. Pet March 20. April 8, at eleven, at the Falstaff hotel, Manchester. Sol. Tremewen. Manchester

SHERWOOD, THOMAS, yarn finisher, Bradford. Pet. March 20. April 5, at eleven, at office of Sol. Cater, Bradford SHARP, WALTER JOSIAS, and SHAW, JOHN, dyers, Wakefield. Pet. March 20. April 4, at two, at the Great Northern Railway hotel, Leeds. Sols. Franklin and Humphreys TOLSON, ELIZABETH, TOLSON, ALBERT, and TOLSON, GEORGE, yarn spinners, Lepton. Pet. March 19. April 3, at eleven, at offices of Sols. Learoyd and Co. Huddersfield THOMAS, RICHARD, grocer, West Cornforth. Pet. March 20. April 4, at eleven, at office of Sol. Chambers, Durham TUCKER, LOUIS WILLIAM, auctioneer, Torquay. Pet. March 20. April 14, at eleven, at offices of Sols. Mackenzie and Hext, Torquay

TWIDALE, GEORGE, bootmaker, Kingston-upon-Hull. Pet. March 18. April 3, at twelve, at offices of Sols. Reed and Reed, Hull

Pet.

TURNER, THOMAS, out of business, Birmingham.
March 20. April 4, at three, at office of Sol. Fallows,
Birmingham

TRUELOVE, WILLIAM, farmer, Withybrook. Pet. March 18.
April 7, at twelve, at offices of Sols. Dewes, Son, and
Wilks, Coventry

TURNER, ALBERT SHELDON, schoolmaster, Burslem. Pet. March 17. April 3, at three, at office of Sol, Griffith, New castle-under-Lyne

TODD, ALFRED, and ANDREW, ARTHUR, shutter makers,
Bradford. Pet. March 21. April 7, at eleven, at office of
Sol. Beverley, Bradford
UPPERDINE, JAMES, grocer, Barnsley. Pet. March 18. April
9, at three, at office of Sol. Rideal, Barnsley
VERSLUYS, HENRY, ship chandler, Cardiff. Pet. March 20.
April 8, at three, at offices of Williams and Co, public
accountants, Albert-chmbrs, High-st, Cardiff. Sols.
Ingledew, Ince, and Vachell, Cardiff

WITHERS, HENRY, licensed victualler, Halesowen. Pet.
March 19. April 3, at eleven, at office of Sol. Simmons,
Birmingham

WILSON, HARRY, hotel proprietor, Bromyard. Pet. March 21. April 7, at twelve, at office of Sol. Corbett, Worcester WILKES, CHARLES, confectioner. Tewkesbury. Pet. March 21. April 9, at eleven, at offices of Sols. Moores and Romney, Tewkesbury

WILLS. JOHN, seed merchant, Ashburton. Pet. March 21.
Sol.
April 7, at four, at the Seven Stars hotel, Totnes.
Toyn
WILLIAMS, CHARLES WATKIN, cabinet maker. Newtown.
Pet. March 18. April 4, at one, at the Crowa hotel, shrews-
bury. Sols. Williams, Gittins, and Taylor, Newtown
WHEELER, ZACHARIAH, builder, High Wycombe. Pet.
March 21. April 7, at three, at the Falcon hotel, High
Wycombe Sol. Cooper, Chancery-la

WENDEN, HENRY. butcher, Finchingfield. Pet. March 21.
April 10, at twelve, at the Horn hotel, Braintree. Sols.
Digby and Evans

WATSON, THOMAS, shoemaker, Filey. Pet. March 21. April 4, at three, at offices of Sols. Cornwall and Watts, Scarborough. Sol. Watts, Scarborough

WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM, slater, Kingston-upon-Hull. Pet. March 19. April 4, at three, at offices of Sols. Scott and Cooper, Hull'

WILDE, GEORGE, farmer, Riplingham. Pet. March 18. April 4, at twelve, at office of Sol. Shaw, Howden WEST, GEORGE JAMES, bootmaker, Tenterden. Pet. March 20. April 9, at three, at office of Sol. Marshall, Chanceryla WHITTAM, THOMAS HENRY, butcher, Hindley. Pet. March 21. April 7, at eleven, at office of Kenyon, accountant, Clarence-chmbrs, Wallgate, Wigan. Sol. Bryan, Hindley

of 3s. At Trust. Vale, Hills-pl, Oxford-st.-Wildlerek, E. draper, first of 68. 8d. At offices of Ladbury, Collison, and Viney, Cheapside.-Orsborn, J E. farmer, first and final of 68. 6d. At Trust. Smith, Halesworth.-Stratton, AL ale merchant, first and final of 8id. At Trust. Llord. Carmarthen.-Waud and Graves, printers, first of 1s. At Trust. Smith, Clement's-la. Lombard-st.

WHITEHEAD, THOMAS, licensed victualler, Preston. Pet. BOROUGH of DOVER, in the County of

March 22. April 7, at three, at offices of Sols. Forshaw and Parker, Preston

WILSON, EDWARD, shoemaker, Carlisle. Pet. March 19. April 10, at three, at office of Sol, Cartmell

Dibidends.

BANKRUPTS' ESTATES.

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

Frith, J. M. widow, fifth 1s. 10id. Paget, Lincoln's-innflds. Grieves, J. merchant, first 10d., and nine sixtyfourths of one penny. Paget, Lincoln's-inn-flds.-Lefeve,

T. baker, first, 208. Paget, Lincoln's-inn-flds. - Moss, W. S. cabinet maker, second, 1s. 8d., and 5s. 8d. to new proofs. Paget, Lincoln's-inn-flds.-White, G. W. clerk, fifth, 18. 24d. Paget, Lincoln's-inn-filds. - Baker, H. grocer, first of 3s. 4d. forthwith. At Sol. Fenn, Newmarket.-Boothroyd, E. H. solicitor, first and final of 6d. At offices of J. W. Johnston, Stockport.-Buchanan, C. E. cotton broker, fourth and final of 1d. At Trust. Banner, Liverpool.-Ensom, W. out of business, first of 9s. At offices of Izard and Bet's, trade valuers, Eastcheap.-Gibbs, A. J. pensioner, first of 8d. At offices of Fewings, Pearce, and Co, accountants, Devereux-bldgs, Temple-bar.-Heaton, L. manufacturing chemist, first div. of 5s. At Trust. Fox. Dewsbury,-Humphreys, R. W. surgeon, first and final of 28. 6d. At Trust. Davies, Hetherington-rd, Clapham.Maples, G. G. colliery proprietor, first and final sep. 208. At Trust. Allott, Sheffield.-Masterson, J. wine merchant, first

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We have received a report of the annual meeting of the Bradford Incorporated Law Society, and other reports which, owing to pressure on our space, we are compelled to hold over until our next issue.-ED. SOL.'S DEPT.

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present regulated, the delay is frequently most wearisome and trying to the patience of suitors who are kept for months with possible second trials hanging over their heads.

It appears from a parliamentary return that the railway companies, during the five years of their existence, have decided 152 cases at a cost to the country of £46,866. For very little more than this, two judges might be added to the bench, under which circumstances the jurisdiction in railway matters would not be seriously felt.

THE forthcoming anniversary festival of the United Law Clerks Society, which is to take place at the Freemasons' Tavern, on Wednesday, May 21, under the presidency of Earl CAIRNS, promises to be more than usually successful. Among the patrons and honorary stewards will be His Royal Highness PRINCE CHRISTIAN, the DUKE of RICHMOND and GORDON, the DUKE of NORTHUMBERLAND, Earl DERBY, Earl SHAFTESBURY, Earl REDESDALE, the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE of ENGLAND, the MASTER of the ROLLS, and many other judges, and nearly all the leading members of the Bar.

WE called attention on the 15th March to the very unsatisfactory result of the decision of the Appeal Court in the case of Dunkirk Colliery Company v. Lever (L. Rep. 9 Ch. Div. 20), and the Profession will therefore be glad to know that a new rule of Court has been enacted which will entirely obviate the inconvenience of the above decision. The MASTER of the ROLLS had treated the report of a referee as a sort of chief clerk's certificate, so that he could adopt it or vary it as he liked; but the Appeal Court decided he could not vary it, but must adopt it wholly or partially, or send it back again for reconsideration. The result of the new rule resolved on at the meeting of the Judges on the 22nd ult., is to give the judge power to decide the case on the evidence taken before the referee, and, therefore, either to adopt or vary his report as the judge thinks proper. This course the MASTER of the

ROLLS took for the second time in the above case on the 28th ult., and again decided the case on a different principle entirely to that adopted by the referee. His LORDSHIP said he should not, however, formally give judgment until the new rule had been printed and issued. The parties in the above case might certainly have been saved much expense if the rules referring to referees had been more carefully drawn in the first instance.

PENDING the decision in the House of Lords, in the City of Glasgow Bank appeals, as to the liability of trustee shareholders, on which it would be unbecoming at present to offer an opinion, we may, nevertheless, without impropriety, take notice of a some. what strange and certainly ill-founded notion expressed last week by one or two of the daily journals as to the position of the cestuis que trust in the event of its being ultimately held that trustees are personally liable as contributories. That notion, as far as we could understand it, was, that the right of the trustee to be indemnified by the cestuis que trust was limited by the extent of the trust estate, and that for the purposes of indemnity the trust estate would only include the very shares out of which the liability arose-in short, that there would in effect be no indemnity at all. It may be well to look into this matter a little more closely. In English, and probably in every system of civilised law, where one person requests another to hold, as trustee, property which does or may involve onerous duties or liabilities, and such request is acceded to, there immediately arises on behalf of the trustee, a natural equity to be indemnified to the fullest extent, not merely by the entire trust estate and every part of it, but by the creator of the trust personally: (James v. May, L. Rep. 6 Eng. & Ir. App. 328.) Nor, as we apprehend, can a cestuis que trust in such a case be benefited by the insolvency or bankruptcy of the person holding shares in trust, or for a moment be permitted to urge, as against the representative in bankruptcy of the trustee, that the trustee cannot be indemnified against what he has not paid and is unable to pay. The obvious truth in such a case is that the equity to indemnity is part of the bankrupt's assets, and available for general creditors, and of this opinion is evidently Mr. Justice LINDLEY (2 Partnership, 1364, 4th edit.) The value of a contract for indemnity, like that of every other contract, must be assessed on the assumption of the solvency of the parties and not of their insolvency. Cruse v. Paine (19 L. T. Rep. N. S. 127; L. Rep. 6 £q. 641), affirmed, see L. Rep. 4 Ch. Ap. 441, and Re European Assurance Society Arbitration Acts, Ex parte Young and Garratt (40 L. T. Rep. N. S. 83).

WHEN We mentioned in these columns the decision of Commissioner KERR in a case analogous to that of Cooper v. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company, we remarked upon the probability of an appeal to the court above. The appeal was determined in the Exchequer Division on Tuesday last. The point involved in this case is of considerable practical importance to railway companies, so far as regards the relation of such companies to season ticket holders. The facts are briefly these. The plaintiff was the holder of a season ticket