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Lord Chamberlain's Office, St. James's Palace, the Lord Chamberlain at the Levee, in order that March'SO, 1892. there may be no difficulty in announcing them to "VpOTlCK is hereby given, that Her Majesty's His

Lord Chamberlain's Office, St. James's Palace, Lord Chamberlain's Office, St. James's Palace, April 4, 1892. March 29, 1892. OTICE is hereby given, that The Queen OTICE is hereby given, that— N will hold Drawing Rooms at Buckingham N His Royal Highness The Duke of Edin- Palace, on Monday, the 16th, and Wednesday, burgh will, by command of The Queen, hold a the 18th of May next, at three o'clock. Levee, at St. James's Palace, on behalf of Her Majesty, on Thursday, the 5th of May next, at REGULATIONS two o'clock ; TO BE OBSERVED AT THE QUEEN'S DRAWING His Royal Highness The Duke of Connaught ROOMS. will, by command of The Queen, also hold a By Her Majesty's Command, Levee at St. James's Palace, on behalf of Her The Ladies who propose to attend Her Majesty, on Thursday, the 12th of May next, at Majesty's Drawing Rooms are requested to bring two o'clock. with them to the Drawing Room two large cards, It is The Queen's pleasure that Presentations to with their names clearly written thereon, one to be Their Royal Highnesses at these Levees shall be left with The Queen's Page, in Attendance, and considered as equivalent to Presentations to Her the other to be delivered to the Lord Chamberlain, Majesty. • who will announce the name to The Queen. REGULATIONS PRESENTATIONS. TO T.E OBSERVED AT THE QUEEN'S LEVEES AT The privilege of making presentations to The ST. JAMES'S PALACE, ON BEHALF OF HER Queen at a Drawing Room is restricted to those MAJESTY. Ladies who have themselves been previously pre- sented to Her Majesty, and who are themselves By Her Majesty's Command, present at the Drawing Room. Gentlemen who propose to attend Her Majesty's Under such circumstances a Lady has the Levees, are requested to bring with them two privilege of presenting one Lady only at a large cards, with their names clearly written Drawing Room in addition to her Daughters or thereon, one to be left with The Queen's Page Daughters-in-law. in attendance in the Corridor, and the other to This restriction does not apply to Ladies who, be delivered to the Lord Chamberlain, who will from official position or other circumstances, are announce the name to His Royal Highness. specially privileged to make presentations to Her PRESENTATIONS. Majesty. Gentlemen who propose to present others must The Lady who proposes to present another send in writing the name of such Gentlemen to must send in writing the name of such Lady to the Lord Chamberlain's Office, not later than two the Lord Chamberlain's Office, not later than two days previous to the Levee, in order that the days previous to the Drawing Room, in order that Lord Chamberlain may submit the names to Her the Lord Chamberlain may submit the name to Majesty, when, if they are approved, Presentation Her Majesty, when, if it be approved, presenta- Cards will be forwarded. Forms for the purpose tion cards will be forwarded. can be obtained at the Lord Chamberlain's Office. Printed Forms for this purpose can be obtained Gentlemen who wish to be presented officially at the Lord Chamberlain's Office. should communicate with the heads of their It is particularly requested that the names of Department, who will provide them with the the, Lady to be presented be very distinctly necessary cards and instructions. written on the- presentation cards to be delivered It is particularly requested that the names of to the Lord Chamberlain at the Drawing Room, iti the Gentlemen to be presented be very distinctly order that there may be no difficulty in announcing written .on the Presentation Cards delivered to them to The Queen. 2080 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APKIL 8, 1892.

It is not expected that Gentlemen will present Privy Council Office, April 7, 1892. themselves at a Drawing Room, except in attend- ance on the Ladies of their families. following Scheme for the adjustment. of Any Gentleman who under these circumstances __ the property, rights, liabilities, &c., of the should desire to be presented to The Queen will Local Board for the District of Widnes, in the observe the same regulations as are in force for county of Lancaster, and for other purposes, as Her Majesty's Levees. settled by a Committee of the Lords of Her The State Apartments will be open for the Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, is reception of Company coming to Court at two published in pursuance of the Municipal Corpora- o'clock. LATHOM, tions Act, 1882: — r Lord Chamberlain. "WHEREAS, by the Municipal Corporations Acts, 1882 and 1885, it is enacted that where a Petition for a Charter of Incorporation is referred to the Committee of Her Majesty's Most Honour- India Office, April 6, 1892. able Privy Council, and it is proposed by the following General Order by the Govern- Charter to extend the Municipal. Corporations •JL mentof India (No. 132 of 1892) relative Acts to the municipal borough to be created to the late field operations in Manipur, is published by the Charter, the said Committee of Council in continuation of the papers published in the may settle a scheme for the purposes in the said London Gazette of 34th August, 1891:— Acts named, and containing vsuch provisions as FIELD OPERATIONS.—MANIPUK. are in the said Acts particularized ; THE Governor-General in Council is pleased " And whereas certain inhabitant householders to direct the publication, in continuation of of the Local Government District of Widnes (the G.G.O. No. 585 of 1891, of the following area of which is co-extensive with the area of correspondence :— the Township of Widnes) have petitioned Her Majesty the Queen praying for the grant of a No. 547-M. " Field Operations, Manipur," Charter of ^Incorporation ; dated Simla, 31st December, 1891. " And whereas under and by virtue of the From the Adjutant-General in India to the Public Health Act, 1 848, and Acts amending the Secretary to the Government in India, Military same a Local Board for the District of Widnes Department. was constituted and became invested with various With reference to this Office, No. 423-M., powers and duties, and the same is the Urban dated llth July, 1891, I have the honour, by Sanitary Authority for the said Local Government direction of the Commander-in-Chief, to forward District of Widnes ; extracts* from a letter from Brigadier-General '; And whereas the said Petition for a Charter Sir H. Collett, K.C.B., commanding ihe Assam has been referred to the Committee of Council, District, bringing to notice the good services and it is proposed to create the said township a rendered by Lieutenant- St. J. F. Michell, municipal borough and to incorporate the inhabi- Assistant Quartermaster-General, Manipur Field tants thereof, and by the Charter to extend the Force, during the advance on, and occupation of, Municipal Corporations Acts to the municipal Manipur; and to recommend that, in considera- borough^ to be created by the Charter ; tion of the strong representation made by Brigadier- " And whereas, by virtue of the Widnes Gas General Collett, Lieutenant-Colonel MichelPs and Water Act, 1860, the Widnes Improvement name may be added to the list of those mentioned Act, 1867, the Widnes Local Board Act, 1875, in paragraph 13 of Lieutenant-Colonel Rennick's the Upper Mersey Navigation Act, 1876, the despatch, dated 3rd May, 1891, published in Manchester Ship Canal Act, 1885, and the Liver- Government General Order No. 585, dated 19th pool Waterworks and Improvement Act, 1887, June, 1891. and the Orders relating to the Local Government District of Widnes respectively confirmed by the • No. 518, dated Shillong,the 8th December, 1891, Local Government Board's Provisional Orders From Brigadier-General H. Collett, C.B., to Confirmation (Aspull, x&c.) Act. 1879, the Local the Adjutant-General in India. Government Board's Provisional Orders Confir- As to Colonel Michell's services while with the mation (No. 3) Act, 1885, and the Local Govern- Silchar Column Colonel Rennick of course can ment Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation alone speak, but from the 27th April, the date of (No. 6) Act, 1886 (which Acts and Orders are in the occupation of Manipur, Colonel Michell this Scheme referred to as the Local Acts and worked directly under -me as Assistant Quarter- Orders), the Local Board for the District of master-General, and I beg to bring his services Widnes (in this Scheme called the Local Board) during that time to His Excellency's favourable have acquired certain gas and water undertakings consideration. and property, and are empowered to supply gas His duties were exceptionally important and and water within their District and certain places onerous owing to the outbreak of cholera ; he near thereto, and, by the Local Acts and Orders, also served as President of the Committee which other property, rights, powers, duties, liabilities, examined and, as far as possible, identified the and obligations are vested in, acquired by, remains of the murdered officers, and placed them conferred or imposed upon, the Local Board, in a new grave in the Residency compound. This and it is expedient that provision should be made duty was most painful and disagreeable, and for the continuance, transfer, and vesting of the Colonel Michell performed it in a most thorough said undertakings, property, rights, powers, duties, and satisfactory manner. He also served as liabilities, and obligations as by this Scheme President of the Court to try the Ex-Regent, mentioned. the Jubraj, and other State prisoners, and per- " And whereas, by a scheme for the adminis- formed this difficult duty with judgment and tration of the Foundation and Endowments known discretion, and in a completely satisfactory manner. as the Farnworth Grammar School at Farnworth, in the township of Widnes aforesaid, made by the Charity Commissioners for England and Wales, and duly confirmed by Her Majesty the Queen in * No. 518, dated 8th December, 1891. Council, on the 14th day of August, 1879, it was THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2081- provided that the governing body of the Founda- Widnes, by the name of the School Board of the tion, therein called the G-overnors, should consist Borough of Widnes, in all respects to the same of ten persons, of whom * six should be called extent and in the same manner as if, at the time Representative Governors, and of these two of the formation of the School Board for the said should be appointed by the Local Board, and it is Township of Widnes by the Education Depart-, expedient that provision should, be made for the ment, the said Borough of Widnes had been future appointment of such two Representative created and then was a Municipal Borough, and Governors; the School Board of the Township of Widnes had *' And whereas a School Board for the town- been formed and created for the said borough by ship of Widnes was duly and lawfully formed and the name of the School Board of the Borough of constituted and it is expedient to make such pro- Widnes, and as if the local rate and the Rating visions with re&pect to the continuance of the said Authority had been the Borough Fund or rate, School Board, and such other provisions in rela- and the Council of the said borough respectively, tion thereto as are in this Scheme contained. and everything in connection with the said School " And whereas the Local Board and the School Board and School District shall be done and had Board for the township of Widnes are local accordingly, and not otherwise. authorities within the meaning of the Municipal " 7. All the jurisdictions, powers, duties, pro- Corporations Acts, 1882 and 1885 ; perty, liabilities, and assets attaching to and vested " And whereas this Scheme was, before being in the School Board for the Township of Widnes settled by the Committee of Council, referred to immediately before the commencement of this the consideration of the Committee of the Lords Scheme shall be and continue attached to and of the Privy Council on Education (hereinafter vested in the School Board for the Borough of referred to as the Education Department) ; Widnes, and all charges charged on the Poor " And whereas it is expedient, right, and just Rate or rates or rate in the nature of a Poor that a Scheme should be settled pursuant to the Rate or other local rate within the meaning of Municipal Corporations Acts, 1882 and 1885, con- the Acts relating to Public Elementary Educa- taining the provisions hereinafter set forth, tion, and on the School Fund of the said township .' Now, therefore, the said Committee of Council immediately before the commencement of this have settled a Scheme containing the -provisions Scheme shall be charged upon the Borough Rate or herein, and do hereby order and declare as Fund, and the School Fund of the School Board follows :— for the Borough of Widnes respectively. " 1. This Scheme may be cited for all purposes " 8. A.ny Byelaws of the School Boai'd for the as the borough of Widnes Scheme, 1892. Township of Widnes, in force at the date of this " 2. This Scheme shall come into operation on Scheme in the said School District, shall con- the day of the first meeting of the Council of the tinue in. force until revoked or altered, and be Municipal Borough created by the Charter above the Byelaws of the School Board of the Borough referred to, or at the. date of the confirmation of Widnes, and the officers of the said Schpol hereof by Parliament or Order in Council, which- Board for the Township of Widnes shall be and ever shall be later. This date is herein mentioned become the officers of the School Board of the as the ' the commencement of this Scheme/ So said borough. far as may be necessary this Scheme shall operate " 9. Any act or omission done or made by the retrospectively. Education Department, or the said School Board " 3. The Municipal Borough created by the for the Township of Widnes, or the Council of the Charter above referred to, shall be and is hereby said borough, or any Justice or other authority, placed immediately on, from, and after the com- since the date of the said Charter, shall be deemed mencement of this Scheme, and thenceforward to have been lawfully done or made if it might within the jurisdiction of the Council of the said have been lawfully done or made by the said Municipal Borough, as the Sanitary Authority Department, School Board, Council, Justice, or thereof. authority, if no Charter had been granted, or if " 4. The Local Board, its powers, duties, obliga- the said School Board had been the School Board tions, and privileges shall continue, and shall be for the Borough of Widnes. deemed to have continued until the commence- " 10. All the powers, rights, duties, capacities, ment of. this Scheme, unaffected in any manner interests, liabilities, obligations, and .property whatsoever by the creation of the said borough. exerciseable by, attaching to, or vested in the Immediately from and after the commencement Local Board, under the local Acts and ^Orders of this Scheme, the Local Board shall be and the hereinbefore recited or otherwise howsoever, shall same is hereby abolished, and shall thenceforth be transferred to attached to and be exerciseable be dissolved and cease to exist, together with all by and vest in the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur- its jprisdiction, powers, and authority whatsoever. gesses of the said borough acting by the Council " 5. All Byelaws made by the Local Board as the Sanitary Authority of the said borough. under the Public Health Act, 1875, and any Acts "11. The term ' property' in the last preceding amending or extending the same, and. all regula- clause hereof means and includes all property, tions made under the Dairies, Cowsheds, and real and personal, and all things in action, and all Milkshops Order of 1885, and in force within the records, deeds, books, and documents, and all Local Government District, shall continue in force rights, and all claims to relief, and the whole gas and be enforceable within the borough, and may and water undertakings of the Local Board, and obe altered, amended, or revoked, as if they had includes any estate or interest, legal or equitable, been made by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur- in or in respect of any property so defined. gesses of the borough, acting by the Council as " The term 'obligation* in the said clause the Sanitary Authority, under the said Acts and includes contractual and statutory obligations Order, the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses, incurred by reason of, in respect of, or with and their officers, being substituted for the Local reference to, the gas and water undertakings of Board and their officers. the Local Board. " 6. Notwithstanding the creation of the said 41 The District fund and general District rate Municipal Borough, the School Board for the of the said borough of Widnes shall be substi- Township of Widnes shall be and continue to be tuted for the district fund and general district the School Board for the Municipal Borough of rate of the Local Board for the district of 2082 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APKIL 8, 1892.

Widries, and all sums of money respectively pay- other cause than inefficiency, breach of duty, or- able to, from, or out of, and all liabilities charged misconduct, within two years after the com- upon or attaching to the said general district mencement of this scheme, he shall be entitled fund or general district rate shall be paid to, to compensation in the same manner as if he had 'from, or out of, and shall be charged upon the not been employed by the said Council. Provided said district fund and general district rate leviable also that the term ' Officer' shall include only all in the said borough respectively. salaried persons employed by the said Local " 12. The power of appointing two Governors Board whose salaries or emoluments are payable at1 of the said Foundation known as the Farnworth intervals of not less than one month. Provided Grammar School, conferred upon the Local Board also that the said Lord Commissioners shall be the by the recited scheme, shall vest in and be exer- sole judges as to the right or claim of any officer ciseable by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses to any compensation whatever and as to the of the said borough acting by the Council. amount thereof and upon any question'whatever " 13. Any investigation, legal proceeding, or which may .arise under this clause, and that every remedy in respect of any debt, liability, penalty, determination of the said Lords Commissioners or forfeiture due to or incurred by or on behalf upon any such right, claim, amount, or question of the Local Board before the commencement of shall be absolutely final and conclusive, and every this Scheme may be continued, prosecuted, or statement or reference to any matter aforesaid enforced by or against the Mayor, Aldermen, and made at any time in writing and signed by any Burgesses of the said borough acting by the two of the said Lords Commissioners for the Council as the Sanitary Authority thereof. time being, shall be final and conclusive upon " 14. The provisions of this Scheme shall be any person claiming under or by virtue of this taken to be in addition to and not in derogation clause and upon the said Corporation." of the provisions of section 310 of the Public Health Act, 1875. "15. The accounts of the said Local' Board and of their officers shall be (as soon as conveniently . " War Office, March 18, .1892. may be) audited by the district auditor in like THE Queen has been graciously pleased to manner and subject to the like powers, duties, give orders for the following appointment to the provisions, and right of appeal as if the Charter Distinguished Service Order, in recognition of had not been granted ; the provisions of Sections the services of the undermentioned Officer during two hundred and forty-seven and two hundred the operations against the Lwe Saing Tonhon and fifty of the Public Health Act, 1875, as Kachins, and in the "Wuntho District, Upper amended by the District Auditors Act, 1879, and Burmah: any regulations duly issued by the Local Govern- To be Companion of the Distinguished Service ment Board with respect to the audit of accounts Order :— of Local Boards and of their officers, shall apply Surgeon - Captain George Ernest 'Hale, to such audit; and the provisions of this scheme, Medical Staff. with respect to the Local Board, shall be con- strued so as to admit of such exceptions as may be necessary- to enable such audit to be duly made; but such exceptions shall be strictly Foreign Office, March 31, 1892. limited in time, character, and operation to the purposes of such audit; any suras certified to be THE Queen has been pleased to approve of due from any person by the district auditor, shall Mr. F. Stork as Netherland Consul at Rangoon ; be paid by such person to the Treasurer of the Mr. E. S. A. Gaspary as French Consul at Singa- said Borough. pore ; Mr. H. F. Bryson as Ecuadorian Consul at "16. In case any of the officers, of the Local Birmingham ; and Mr. J. P. Ford as Portuguese Board who shall .have been employed by them for a Vice-Consul at Port Elizabeth. period of at least five years shall not be employed Foreign Office, April 7, 1892. by the Council of the said Borough, nor offered by the said Council a position in their employ of THE Queen has been pleased to approve of a similar character and of an equal value to that Hadj Mohammed Ben'nuna as Consul at Gib- formerly held by him, he shall be entitled to be raltar for the Emperor of Morocco. paid, by way of compensation for the loss of his position, out of the funds of or under the control of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Downing Street, April 7, 1892. Borough of Widnes, acting by the Council as the Urban Sanitary Authority for the said Municipal THE Queen has been pleased to give directions Borough, such annual allowance or such gratuity for the appointment of Alexander Williamson, as on a full consideration of the circumstances of Esq., to be an Unofficial Member of the Executive the case may seem to the Lords Commissioners Council, and Ralph Montague Rokeby Price, of Her,Majesty's Treasury to be a reasonable Esq., to be an Unofficial Member of the Legisla- and just compensation for the loss of his tive Council, of the Colony of British Honduras. position ; and the said Commissioners in award- ing the said compensation shall be guided by the principles which would be applicable in the case of an award of compensation under the Whitehall, April 7, 1862. provisions of the Superannuation Act, 1859, to THE Queen has been pleased to direct Letters a person retiring or removed from the public Patent to be passed under the. Great Seal of the service- in consequence of the abolition of his of Great Britain and Ireland, office, provided that no special minute within granting the dignity of a Duke of the said the meaning of the said Act stating any special United Kingdom unto George Douglas, Duke of grounds for granting such allowance shall be Argyll, in that part of the said United Kingdom necessary or be- made, and provided nevertheless culled Scotland, K.G-, K.T., and the heirs male that if any such officer be so employed by the of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, said Council and discharged by them • for any and title of Duke of Argyll. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892, 2083

Whitehall April, 7, 1892. The Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Lieutenant THE Queen has been pleased to direct Letters James Henville Thresher, from the 3rd Bat- Patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the talion, the Leicestershire Regiment, to be United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, , in succession to Lieutenant granting the dignity of a Baronet of the said G. D. Armstrong, promoted. Dated 9th April, United Kingdom unto Edward Law Durand, Esq., 1892. C.B., Lieutenant-Colonel in the Indian Staff Lieutenant Eric Madden Murray, from the 3rd Corps, and the heirs male of his body lawfully Battalion, the , to be begotten. Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant C. G. E. Ewart, seconded. Dated 9th April, Whitehall, April 7, 1892. 1892. THE Queen has been pleased to give and The Devonshire Regiment, Second Lieutenant grant unto Commander Paul Warner Bush, R.N., William Cortlandt Anderson, from the 4th Her Majesty's Royal licence and authority that Battalion, to be Second Lieutenant, vice W. E. he may accept and wear the Insignia of the Order H. Woodgates, deceased. Dated 9th'April, of the Osmanieh of the Fourth Class, which His 1892. Highness the Khedive of Egypt, authorized by His Imperial Majesty the Sultau, has- been The Royal Irish Regiment,, Lieutenant Edward pleased to confer upon him in recognition of his Herbert Sweet, from-the 3rd Battalion, the distinguished services at the battle of Tokar. Gloucestershire Regiment, to be Second Lieu- tenant, in succession to Lieutenant W. Gloster, promoted. Dated 9th April, 1892. Admiralty, 5th April, 1892. Lieutenant Edward Henry Edwin Daniell, from the 3rd Battalion, the Dorsetshire Regiment, to • IN accordance with the provisions of Her be Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieu- Majesty's Order in Council of 30th April, 1877— tenant H. W. Cruddas, seconded. Dated 9th Engineer James Maling has been placed on the April, 1892. Retired List of his rank. Dated 1st March, 1892. The Princess of Wales's Own (Yorkshire Regi- Clerk William Radclyffe Hart has been promoted tnent), Lieutenant Henry George Lyon Corbett, to the rank of Assistant-Paymaster in Her' from the 3rd Battalion, the "Prince of Wales's Majesty's Fleet. Dated 26th February, 1892. Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment), to be Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant Admiralty, 6th April, 1892. P. Lees, promoted. Dated 9th April, 1892. IN accordance with the provisions of Her The Lancashire Fusiliers, Lieutenant Audley Reid Majesty's Order in Council of 22nd February, Lempriere, from the 3rd Battalion, the Ease 1870— Yorkshire Regiment, to be Second Lieutenant, Fleet Paymaster David Thomas Waugh has been on augmentation. Dated 9th April, 1892. placed on the Retired List, with permission to • The South Wales Borderers, Second Lieutenant assume the rank of Paymaster-in-Chief. Dated Herbert Cleeve, from the 4th Battalion, the 28th March, 1892. Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), to Admiralty, 7th April, 1892. be Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieu- tenant H. F. Woodgate, promoted. Dated THE undermentioned Chief Engineers have 9th April, 1892. been advanced to the rank of Staff Engineer in Her Majesty's Fleet:— The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), Lieutenant George Parsons. Dated 5th April, 1892. George Adams Ellis, from the 4th Battalion, William Wyborri Wootton. Dated 6th April, the Prince Albert's (Somersetshire Light 1892. Infantry), to be Second Lieutenant, in succes- John Stocker Sanders. Dated 7th April, 1892. sion to Lieutenant A. V. Ussher, promoted. Dated 9th April, 1892. The East Lancashire Regiment, Lieutenant John War Office, Pall Mall. Constantine Gordon Longmore, from the 3rd 8th April, 1892. Battalion, to be Second Lieutenant, in suc- , Lieutenant-Colonel James Charles cession to Lieutenant H._ Bethune, seconded. (late Bengal) is placed on the Indian Super- Dated 9th April, 1892. numerary List. Dated 8th April, 1892. Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Lake, from half-pay, The Duke oj Wellington's (West Riding Regi- to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice J. Charles. Dated ment), Lieutenant Reginald Champion, from the 8th April, 1892. 3rd Battalion, to be Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant E. G. Harrison, pro- LINK BATTALIONS. moted. Dated 9th April, 1892. The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment'), Lieutenant Arthur Fowler Hislop, from the Haddington The Border Regiment, Lieutenant Harry Ernest Artillery (Southern Division, Royal Artillery), Chapman, from the 4th Battalion, the Man- to be Second Lieutenant, on augmentation. chester Regiment, to be Second Lieutenent, Dated 9th April, 1892. vice L. T. Hay, seconded. Dated 9th April, 1892. The Northumberland fusiliers, Second Lieutenant Ernest Newton Heale, from the Kent Artillery The Royal Sussex Regiment, Lieutenant Alfred (Eastern Division, Royal Artillery), to be Penrose Mark, from the 4th Battalion, the Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant South Staffordshire Regiment, to be Second C. E. Keith-Falconer, promoted. Dated 9th Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant P. E. P. April, 1892. Crawfurd, promoted. Dated 9th April, 1892. Lieutenant Charles Edward Fishbourne, from the The Hampshire Regiment, Lieutenant Henry 4th Battalion, the Prince of Wales's Leinster Littleton Wheeler, from the 4th Battalion, the Regiment (Royal Canadians), to be Second Worcestershire Regiment, to be Second Lieu- Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant E. tenant, in succession to Lieutenant R. M. Oakes, promoted. Dated 9th April, 1892. Barrington, seconded. Dated 9th April, 1892. 2084 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APEIL 8, 1892.

The Dorsetshire Regiment, Second Lieutenant War Office, Sth April, 1892. Edward Abadie Plunkett, from the 3rd Bat- MILITIA. talion, the Queen's Own (Royal West Kent ROYAL ARTILLERY. Eegiment), to be Second Lieutenant, in succes- The Suffolk Artillery (Eastern Division), Second sion to Lieutenant A. H. Platt, promoted. Lieutenant E. A. K.-G. G. Clarke resigns his Dated 9th April, 1892. Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. The Oxfordshire Light Infantry, Lieutenant The Fife Artillery (Southern Division), Captain Charles Joseph Wilkie, from the 3rd Battalion, A. W. Anstruther resigns his Commission. the Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regiment), Dated 9th April, 1892. to be Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieu- The Mid-Ulster Artillery (Southern Division), tenant R. G. H. Hughes, promoted. Dated Second Lieutenant C. C. Harvey resigns his • 9th April, 1892. Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. The King's (Shropshire Light Infantry}, Lieu- INFANTRY. tenant Horace Mackenzie Smith, from the 4th 3rd and 4th Battalions, the King's Own (Royal Battalion, to be Second Lieutenant, in succes- Lancaster Regiment), Lieutenant C. H. Payne sion to Lieutenant J. G. Forbes, appointed resigns his Commission. Dated 9th April, Adjutant. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1892-. The Duke of Edinburgh's ( Wiltshire Regiment), 4th Battalion, the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Lieutenant Bertram Francis Percy Feilding, George Gem, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. from the 4th Battalion, the Cheshire Regiment, Dated 24th March, 1892. to be Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieu- Sth Battalion, the Royal Fusiliers (Cily of London tenant E. Vincent, placed on temporary half- Regiment), The undermentioned Officers resign pay.- Dated 9th April, 1892. their Commissions :— Lieutenant Reginald George Horner, from the Captain E. W. Marshall. Dated 9th April, 3rd Battalion, the Buffs (East Kent Regiment), 1892. to be Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieu- Lieutenant A. S. H. Stevens. Dated .9th tenant T. W. Hale, seconded. Dated 9th April, 1892. . April, 1892. 3rd Battalion, the Royal Irish Regiment, Second The Highland Light Infantry, Lieutenant John Lieutenant A. Robinson resigns his Commis- Crum Grahame, from the 4th Battalion, the sion. Dated 9th Apiil, 1892. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), to be Second 4th Battalion, the Cheshire Regiment, Captain J. Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant H. J. F. Holliday is granted the honorary rank of Elphinstone, placed on temporary half-pay. . Dated 9th April, 1892. Dated 9th April, 1892. 3rd and 4th Battalions, the Cameronians (Scottish Sea forth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buff's, the Duke Rifles), Dudley Sydney Ashvrorth Cosby, Esq.,- of Albany's), Lieutenant Noel Arbuthnot late Lieutenant, the Rifle Brigade (the Prince Thomson, from the Suffolk Artillery (Eastern Consort's Own), to be Captain. Dated 22nd Division, Royal Artillery), to be Second Lieu- March, 1892. ' tenant, vice S. D. B. Kotchen, seconded. Alfred John Bowman, Esq., to be Captain. • Dated 9th April, 1892. Dated 23rd March, 1892. The Gordon Highlanders, Second Lieutenant rd Batfalion, the 'East Lancashire Regiment, Alexander Wallace Gilmour, from the 3rd Second Lieutenant J. C. P. Manuell. to be Battalion, the Worcestershire Regiment, to be Captain. Dated 9th April,, 1892. Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant J. C. Aitken, seconded. Dated 9th April, rd Battalion, the Border Regiment, Captain S. 1892. Broadbent is granted the honorary rank of Lieutenant Arthur Jenkins, from the 4th Batta- Major. Dated 9th April, 1892. lion, the King's (Shropshire Light Infantry), to Captain T. E. B. Thoinpson resigns his Commis- be Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieu- sion. Dated 9th April, 1892. tenant the Honourable G. Keppel, resigned. [th Battalion, the Border Regiment, Captain C. Dated 9th April, 1892. Watney resigns his Commission. Dated 9th .The Queen's Own .Cameron Highlanders, Lieu- April, 1892. tenant Arthur Chancellor, from the Argyll 3rd Battalion, the Royal Sussex Regiment, Second and Bute Artillery (Southern Division, Royal Lieutenant J. C., Marquis of Camden, resigns Artillery),Jto be Second Lieutenant, on augmen- his Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. tation. Dated 9th April, 1892. Cecil George Herbert Alers Hankey, Gent., to be Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Fusiliers'), Lieu- Second Lieutenant. Dated 85th March, 1892. tenant Richard Aremburg Blennerhassett Chute, 3rd and 4th Battalions, the South Staffordshire from the 5th Battalion, to be Second Lieu- Regiment, Major and Honorary Lieutenant- tenant, vice E. H. F. Brown, deceased-. Dated Colonel J. B. Price resigns his Commission ; 9th April, 1892. also is permitted to retain his rank, and to wear the prescribed uniform on his retirement. ' Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland High- .Dated 9th April, 1892. landers), Lieutenant Harry Townsend Fulton, from the Local Military Forces, New Zealand, 3rd .Battalion, the Dorsetshire Regiment, Captain to be Second Lieutenant, vice W. A. Payn, Denzil Hughes-Onslow, retired pay, late 2nd transferred to the King's (Shropshire Lighi Battalion, to be Captain. Dated 6th April, Infantry). Dated 9th April, 1892. 1892. 4th Battalion, the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, The Royal Munster Fusiliers, Lieutenant William Robert Henry Watkin Brewia, Gent., to be John Ottley, from the Limerick City Artillery Second Lieutenant. Dated 24th March, 1892. (Southern Division, Royal Artillery), to be Second Lieutenant, on augmentation. Date( 3rd Battalion, the Sherwood Foresters (Derby- 9th April, 1892. shire Regiment), Lieutenant Sir R. Gresley, Bart., resigns his Commission. Dated 9th April,-1892. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2085

4th Battalion, the Sherwood Foresters (Derby- | 2nd West York (the Prince of Wales's Own), shire Regiment), Ernest Andrew Wernicke, Captain Bernard Hamilton Gunston, Reserve Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 26th of Officers, late Captain, 5th Dragoon Guards, March, 1892. to be Captain. Dated 9th April, 1892 4th Battalion, the King's (Shropshire Light VOLUNTEER CORPS. Infantry), Captain E. A. Beresford resigns his ARTILLERY. Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. 2nd Hampshire (Southern Division, Royal Artil- 3rd Battalion, the Duke of Cambridge's Own (Mid- lery), Acting Chaplain the Reverend J. S. dlesex Regiment), Charles William Blake, Gent., Blake resigns his appointment. Dated 9th to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 21st March, April, 1892. 1892. 1st Edinburgh (City), Robert Inches, jun., Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, 3rd Battalion, the Prince of Wales's (North Staf- fordshire Regiment), Second Lieutenant F. 1892. Charrington to be Lieutenant. Dated 9th 6th Lancashire, Lieutenant A. Watts resigns his April, 1892. Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. The Highland, The undermentioned Gentlemen to 4th Battalion, the Prince of Wales's (North Staf- be Second Lieutenants :.— fordshire Regiment), Lieutenant A. St. G. Her- James John Mitchell. Dated 9th April, bert-Stepney resigns his Commission. Dated 1892. 9th April, 1892. Frederick Alexander Black. Dated 9th 3rd Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire . April, 1892. Buffs, the Duke of Albany's), Lieutenant W. I. Hector Rose MacKenzie. Dated 9th April, Whitaker, to be Captain. Dated 22nd March, 1892.t 1892. Gordon Abercromby Lang. Dated 9th Hugh Davidson, Esq., late Captain 2nd Battalion, April, 1892. to be Captain. Dated 23rd March, 1892. Henry Vary MacCallum. Dated 9th April, . Lieutenant R. C. Gooden-Chisholm is appointed 1892. Instructor of Musketry. Dated 5th March, The undermentioned Gentlemen to he Second 1892. Lieutenants (Supernumerary):— 6th Battalion, the Royal Irish Rifles, The Honour- John Fraser Mclntyre. Dated 9th April, able Ralph Legge Pomeroy to be Second Lieu- 1892. tenant. Dated 23rd March, 1892. Alexander Robertson. Dated 9th April, 5th Battalion, Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish 1892. Fusiliers), Arthur William Mahaffy, Gent., to Gordon Tocher. Dated 9th April, 1892. be Supernumerary Second Lieutenant, without 1st Gloucestershire, Francis Killigrew Seymour pay or allowances. Dated 9th April, 1892. Metford, Esq.,late Lieutenant, Second Volunteer 4th Battalion, Princess Louise's (Argyll and Battalion, the Gloucestershire Regiment, to be Sutherland Highlanders), Henry Hamilton Captain. Dated 9th April, 1892. Houldsworth, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. 1st Durham (Western Division, Royal Artillery), Dated 22nd March, 1892. The undermentioned Lieutenants to be Cap- Zrd Battalion, the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, James tains :— Eyre Massy, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. T. T. Nesbitt. Dated 9th April, 1892. Dated 24th March, 1892. R. Wilson. Dated 9th April, 1892. W. E. Pinkney. Dated 9th April, 1892. 5th Battalion, the Royal Dublin Fusiliers,-Henry 4th Durham (Western Division, Royal Artillery), Telford Maffett, 'Gent., to be Second Lieu- Lieutenant A. S. Jenour, Royal Artillery, to tenant. Dated 10th March, 1892. be Adjutant, vice Lieutenant F.-N. Friend, YEOMANRY CAVALRY. Royal Artillery, returned to regimental duty. Hampshire (Carabiniers), Second Lieutenant Dated 28th March, 1892. H. G. P. Hoare to be Lieutenant. Dated 9th Lieutenant A. S. Jenour is granted the rank of April, 1892. Captain whilst serving as Adjutant. Dated Nottinghamshire (Shenvood Rangers), Matthew 28th March, 1892. Smith Dawson, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant. ENGINEER. Dated 26th March, 1892. Fortress and Railway Forces. ROYAL ENGINEERS. Oxfordshire (Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars), 1st Cheshire, Captain A. Stewart resigns his Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel J. Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. Ba'skerville resigns his Commission; also is 1st Sussex, William Pringle Morgan, M.B., to permitted to retain his rank, and to continue be Surgeon-Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, to wear the uniform of the Corps on his retire- 1892. ment. Dated 9th April, 1892. Submarine Miners. West Somerset, Major and Honorary Lieutenant- ROYAL ENGINEERS. Colonel A. F. Bernard resigns his Commission ; The Mersey Division, Ernest Wilson Pierce, also is permitted to retain his rank, and to con- Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 9th tinue to wear the uniform of the Corps on his April, 1892. ' retirement. Dated 9th April, 1892. RIFLE. Captain and Honorary Major J. A. Winter resigns The Queen's'Rifle Volunteer Brigade, the Royal his Commission ; also is permitted to retain his Scots (Lothian Regiment), Major and Honorary rank, and to continue to wear the uniform oi Lieutenant-Colonel R. Cranston to be Lieu- the Corps on his retirement. Dated 9th April, tenant-Colonel. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1892. The undermentioned Officers resign their Com- . Lieutenant W. Barrett to be Captain. Dated 9th missions :— ' April, 1892. Captain N. D. Macdonald. Dated 9th April, Frank Naunton Quantock Shuldham, Esq., late 1892. Second Lieutenant, 13th Hussars, to be Cap- Lieutenant H. JP. Huie. Dated 9th April, tain. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1892. 2086 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892.

5th Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Scots (Lothian Bth (Fifeshire) • Volunteer Battalion, the Black Regiment), Captain James Galloway, jun., is Watch (Royal Highlanders}, Second Lieutenant appointed Quartermaster. Dated 9th April, R. Cameron resigns-his Commission. Dated 1892. 9th April, 1892. Lieutenant W. McN. Morris to be Captain. 1st Volunteer Battalion, the King's Own (York- Dated 9th April, 1892. shire Light. Infantry), Captain Percy Rice Second Lieutenant J. M. "Watson to be Lieu- Mockler, the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, to tenant. Dated 9th April, 1892. be Adjutant, vice Major J. W. M. Macartney, 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Queen's (Royal West the Dorsetshire Regiment, who has rejoined his Surrey Regiment), Lieutenant F. D. Watney Line Battalion. Dated 31st March, 1892. to be Captain. Dated 9th April, 1892. 21st Middlesex (the Finsbury), Stanley Cesnola Second Lieutenant W. M. T. Lawrence resigns Byrne, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated his Commission. Dated 9th April, 1892. 9th April, 1892. Second Lieutenant D. Tovey to be Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1st Wiltshire, Joseph Walker, Gent., to be Second James Alexander Ness, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant (Supernumerary). Dated 9th April, Lieutenant (Supernumerary). Dated 9th 1892. April, 1892. 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Manchester Regiment, Otho Hulme, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. 3rd Volunteer Battalion, the Queen's (Royal West Dated 9th April, 1892. Surrey Regiment), Quartermaster J. Hambleton is granted the honorary rank of Captain. Dated 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Prince of Wales's 9th April, 1892. - (North Staffordshire Regiment\ The under- mentioned Officers resign their Commissions:— Cadet Corps (Margate College") attached to the 1st Captain E. A. Bird. Dated 9th April, 1892. Volunteer Battalion, the Buffs (East Kent Lieutenant J. T. C. Eadie. Dated 9th April, Regiment"), The following announcement is sub- 1892. stituted for that which appeared in the London 1st Sutherland (the Sutherland Highland), The Gazette of the 18th March, 1892, viz. :— undermentioned Second Lieutenants to be Second Lieutenant Abraham Lewis, 1st Volun- Lieutenants:— •* teer Battalion, the Buffs (East Kent Regiment), J. "Craig. Dated 9th April, 1892. to be Honorary Second Lieutenant, retaining D. Sinclair. Dated 9th April, 1892. his Commission as Second Lieutenant in the H. Grant Dated 9th April, 1892. Volunteer Battalion. Dated 19th March, 1892. J. Mackay. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1st Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Warwickshire G. S. Logan. Dated 9th April, 1892. .Regiment, Major F. B. Osborn is granted the 2nd (Renfrewshire) Volunteer Battalion, Princess honorary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders'), 9th April, 1892. Major A. Millar is granted the honorary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated 9th April, 1892. 3rd (Dumfries) Volunteer Battalion, the If ing's Daniel McNicol Wilson, Gent, to be Quarter- Own Scottish Borderers, Captain and Hono- master. Dated 9th April, 1892. rary Mnjor W. McClure resigns his Commis- sion ; also is permitted to retain his rank, and 3rd (Renfrewshire) Volunteer Battalion, Princess to continue to wear the uniform of the Bat- Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders), talion on his retirement. Dated 9th April, Honorary Major and Quartermaster T. Locke 1892. resigns his Commission ; also is permitted to Captain J. S. Millar is granted the honorary rank retain his rank, and to continue to wear the of Major. Dated 9th April, 1892. uniform of the Battalion on his retirement. TheundermentionedLieutenants to be Captains :— Dated 9th April, 1892. F. J. C. Carruthers. Dated 9th April, 1892. 15th Middlesex (the Customs and the Docks), J. I. McConnel. Dated 9th April, 1892. Major and Honorary Lieutenant-Colon el S. W. J. Robson. Dated 9th April, 1892. Neale resigns his Commission ; also is per- The undermentioned Second Lieutenants to be mitted to retain his rank, and to continue to Lieutenants: — wear the uniform of the Corps on his retire- J. Geddes. Dated 9th April, 1892. ment. Dated 9th April, 1892. J. Halliday. Dated 9th April, 1892. 2Qth Middlesex (Artists'), Lieutenant F. G. The Reverend Robert Seiners to be Acting Coward to be Captain. Dated 9th April, Chaplain. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1892. 3rd Lanarkshire, The undermentioned Lieu- 1st Tower Hamlets (the Tower Hamlets Rifle tenants resign their Commissions :— Volunteer Brigade), Lieutenant A. F. Farish H. O. Smith. Dated 9th April, 1892. to be Captain. Dated 9th April, 1892. J. Wallace. Dated 9th April, 1892. The undermentioned Second Lieutenants to be Lieutenants:— 4th Volunteer Battalion, the East Surrey Regiment, H. T. Spencer. Dated 9th April, 1892. Dudley Stuart White, Gent., to be Second W. L. Radley. Dated 9th April, 1892. Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, 1892. H. E. Davis. Dated 9th April, 1892. 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the South Staffordshire. 1st Cadet Battalion, the King's (Liverpool Regi- Regiment, Major C. E. Smith is granted the ment), Herbert Montague Smith, Gent., to be honorary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Honorary Second Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, 9th April, 1892. 1892. 1st (Pembrokeshire) Volunteer Battalion, the Welsh 1st Cadet Battalion, the East Surrey Regiment, Regiment, John Henry Hywell Williams, Gent., John Masson, Gent, to be Honorary Second to be Surgeon-Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, Lieutenant. Dated 9th April, 1892. 1892. VOLUNTEER MEDICAL STAFF CORPS- ; 3rd Volunteer Battalion, the Welsh Regimentt The Woolwich Division, Percy Octavius Haynes, Thomas Morgan, Gent, to be Second Lieu- Gent., to be Surgeon - Lieutenant (Super- tenant. Dated 9th April, 1892. numerary). Dated 9th April, 1892. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APKIL 8, 1892] 2087

The Manchester Division, John Bently Mann, Guardians of the Poor of the said Shaftesbury Gent., to be Surgeon-Lieutenant. Dated 9th Union for the year ending the fifteenth day of April, 1892. April, one thousand eight hundred and ninety- MEMORANDUM. three, the Returning Officer shall perform the INFANTRY VOLUNTEER BRIGADE. several duties specified in Article 23 of the above- Harwich Brigade, Captain R. B. Colvin, Suffolk cited General Order dated the fourteenth day of Yeomanry Cavalry, to be Aide-de-Camp to February, one thousand eight hundred and seventy- . Colonel N. Barnardiston, Commanding the seven, at the Town Hall, Shaftesbury, instead of Brigade. Dated 9th April, 1892. at the Board Room of t'he said Guardians: ARTICLE II. Notice of the alteration made by Article I of this Order shall be affixed to the April 6, 1892. principal external gate or door of the Workhouse THE Lord Chancellor has appointed Frederick of the Union, and on such places in every Parish Needham, Esq., Doctor of Medicine, to be a as are ordinarily made use of for affixing thereon Commissioner in Lunacy, in the room of Thomas notices of parochial business. Clifford Allbutt, Esq., Doctor of Medicine, Given under the Seal of Office of the Local resigned. Government Board this seventh day of April, in the year one thousand eight TENDERS -FOR LOANS ON TREASURY hundred and ninety-two. BILLS. / 1. THE Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Chas. T. Ritchie, Treasury hereby give notice that Tenders will be President. received at the Chief Cashier's Office at the Bank of England, on Tuesday, the 12th instant, at one o'clock, for Treasury Bills to be issued under S. B. Provis, Assistant Secretary. the Acts 40 Vic., cap. 2, and 52 Vic., cap. 6, to the amount of £750,000. GENERAL ORDER of the Local Govern- 2. The Bills will be in amounts of £1,000, ment Board: Altering General Consolidated £5,000, or £10.000. They will be dated the Order: Allowance of Tobacco and Snuff to 19th April, 1892, and will be payable at three certain Paupers in the Workhouse:— months, or six months, or twelve months, after Seven Oaks Union. date (at the option of the persons tendering), To the Guardians of the Poor of the Seven viz. :—on the 19th July, 1892, or 19th October, Oaks Union, in the County of Kent ;— 1892, or 19th April, 1893, respectively. And to all others whom it may-concern. 3. The Tenders must specify the net amount WHEREAS by a General Order dated the per cent, which will be given for the amounts 24th day of July, 1847, addressed to the applied for ; and the Tenders of private individuals Guardians of the Poor of the said Seven Oaks must be made through a London Banker. Union (amongst others), the Poor Law Com- 4. The Bills will be issued and paid at the Bank missioners made certain Rules and Regulations of England. with regard to the government of the Workhouse 5. The persons whose Tenders are accepted of the said Union; • . will be informed of the same on Wednesday, the And whereas it is expedient that further pro- 13th instant, and payment in full of the amounts vision should be made as hereinafter mentioned : of the accepted Tenders must be made to the ' Now therefore, We, the Local Government Bank of England not later than three o'clock, Board, in pursuance of the powers given to U» on Tuesday, the 19th instant. by the Statutes in that behalf, hereby Order that, 6. The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's from and after the date hereof, the following Treasury reserve the right of rejecting any regulations shall be in force in the said Seven Tenders. Oaks Union, namely,— Treasury Chambers, April 5,1892. ARTICLE I.—Tobacco or snuff may be allowed to such of the inmates of the Workhouse of the Union who are not able-bodied, or are employed . ORDER of the Local Government Board. upon work of a specially disagreeable character, Alteration of General Order. Election of as the Guardians may consider should be supplied Guardians, 1892:— with the same, the quantity to be allowed in each Shaftesbury Union. case, or in any class of cases, to be such as the To the Guardians of the Poor of the Shaftes- Guardians may by resolution prescribe. bury Union, in the County of Dorset; ARTICLE II.—So much of Article 121 of the And to all others whom it may concern. said General Order as provides that no pauper WHEREAS by a General Order dated the shall smoke in any room in the Workhouse with- fourteenth day of February, one thousand eight out the special direction of the Medical Officer shall hundred and seventy-seven, addressed (among be rescinded, so far as regards the said Union; but others) to the Guardians of the Poor of the said the Guardians may from time to time, by resolu- Shaftesbury Union, We, the Local Government tion, determine in what rooms and at what times Board, prescribed the manner of conducting the smoking shall be allowed, and no pauper shall Election of Guardians of the Poor for the several smoke in the Workhouse in any other room or at Parishes comprised in that Union, and by Article 23 any other time than is so allowed. of that Order directed that certain duties in con- Given under the seal of Office of the Local nection with the Election should be performed by Government Board this seventh day of the Returning Officer at the Board Room of the April, in the year one thousand eight Guardians ; hundred and ninety-two. And whereas it is expedient to alter the said General Order as hereinafter-mentioned : <• Now therefore, in pursuance of the powers Chas. T. Ritchie, given to Us by the Statutes in that behalf, We President. hereby Order as follows ;— ARTICLE I. For the purposes of the Election of S. B. , Assistant Secretary. No. 26276. B 2088 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. THE FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE any Order revoked by or otherwise affect the past ORDER OF 1892, No. 2. operation of either of the Orders hereby revoked, or invalidate or make unlawful anything done By the Board of Agriculture. under either of the Orders hereby revoked, or THE Board of Agriculture, by virtue and in affect any licence or authority granted, or any exercise of the powers in them vested under the right, title, obligation, or liability accrued there- Board of Agriculture Act, 1889, and the Con- under before the commencement of this Order, tagious Diseases (Animals) Acts, 1878 to 1890, or interfere with the institution or prosecution of and of every other power enabling them in this any proceeding in respect of any offence committed behalf, do order, and it is hereby ordered, as against, or any penalty incurred under, either of follows: the said Orders hereby revoked before the com- Short Title. mencement of this Order. 1. This Order may be cited as THE FOOT-AND- Existing Regulations of Local Authority. MOUTH DISEASE ORDER OP 1892, No. 2. 6. Any Regulation made by a Local Authority under either of the Orders by this Order revoked, Extent. and in force immediately before the commence- 2. Thia Order extends to England and Wales ment of this Order, shall, unless altered or revoked and Scotland. by such Local Authority, remain in force for such Commencement. time and in such manner as if this Order had not been made, and for the purposes of this Order shall 3. This Order shall commence and take effect be deemed to have been made under this Order. from and immediately after the thirteenth day of April, one thousand, eight hundred and ninety- Notice &/ Disease. two. 7.—(1.) Every person having in his possession Interpretation. or under his charge an animal affected with foot- and-mouth disease is required by section thirty-one 4. In this Order— of the Act of 1878 with all practicable speed to The Act of 1878 means the Contagious Dis- give notice of the animal being so affected to a eases (Animals) Act, 1878 : constable of the police establishment for the police The Act of 1886 means the Contagious Dis- district or area, county, borough, town, or place eases (Animals) Act, 1886 : wherein the animal so affected is. ' The Acts of 1878 to 1886 means the Con- (2.) The constable receiving such notice shall tagious Diseases (Animals) Acts, 1878 to immediately transmit the information by telegraph 1886: or other rapid means to the Director, Veterinary Infected Place means a Place for the time being Department, Board of Agriculture, 4, Whitehall a Place infected with foot-and-mouth disease Place, London, S.W. under the Act of 1878: (3.) Thev constable shall also forthwith give Animals means cattle, sheep, and swine : information of the receipt by him of the notice to Carcase means the carcase of an animal, and an Inspector of the Local Authority, who shall includes part of such a carcase, and the forthwith report the same to the Local Authority.* lungs, meat, bones, hide, skin, hoofs, horns, offal, or other part of an animal, separately Duty of Inspector to act immediately. or otherwise, or any portion thereof : 8.—(1.) An Inspector of a Local Authority Fat cattle, or fat sheep, or fat swine, means on receiving in any manner whatsoever informa- cattle, sheep, or swine intended for slaughter : tion of the supposed existence of foot-and-mouth Store cattle, or store sheep, or store swine, disease, or having reasonable ground to suspect means cattle, sheep, or swine other than fat the existence of foot-and-mouth disease, shall cattle, or fat sheep, or fat swine : proceed with all practicable speed to the place Public sale includes a market or fair, and any where such disease, according to the information sale, whether conducted by auction or not, received by.him, exists, or is suspected to exist, which is open to the public, whether oa pay- and shall there and elsewhere put in force and ment of entrance-money or other payment or discharge the powers and duties conferred and not, whether it is held in a public place or imposed on him as Inspector, by or under the Acts not, and whether animals of different owners of 1878 to 1886 and any Order thereunder. are exposed thereat or not; and includes also (2.) Where the Inspector has made and signed an exhibition-: a declaration of the existence of foot-and-motith Private sale means any sale (not being a public disease under section twenty-two of the Act of sale) where fat or store animals of two or 1878, he shall serve, or cause to be served, a Notice more owners are sold or exposed, or where (in the Form set forth in the Second Schedule to two or more persons purchase, or offer to this Order or to the like effect;, signed by him, purchase, or are invited to purchase, animals, on the occupiers of all lands and buildings on . fat or store : or in which there are any cattle, sheep, or swine, Expose means expose for sale or in any manner and any part whereof in his judgment is situate put up or offer for sale, or exhibit at an within half a mile, or such further distance exhibition : as may be directed by the Local Authority, Farm or premises includes two or more adjoin- from the Infected Place, requiring that all ing farms or premises in the same occupation : cattle, sheep, or swine in or on such land or Article means, except where it is otherwise buildings shall be detained, and thereupon it shall expressed, Article of this Order : not be lawful for any person (until such Notice Other terms have $he same meaning and scope be withdrawn by the Inspector or by the Local as in the Animals Order of J886. Authority or until the Infected Place is declared to be free from foot-and-mouth disease), except with Revocation of Orders. a Licence of an Inspector of the Local Authority 5. The Orders described in the First Schedule or of a person authorized by the Local Authority to this Order are hereby, from and after.! the to grant the same and in accordance with the con- commencement of this Order, revoked : Provided ditions of such Licence, to move any cattle, sheep, that such revocation shall not revive any part of or swine out of or from such lands or buildings. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2089

(3.) The Inspector shall forthwith report to utensils, substances, and things which have been the Director, Veterinary Department, Board of in contact with or used for or about animals in Agriculture, 4, Whitehall Place, London, S.W., a cow-shed or other place situate within an the information received by him, and his pro- [nfected Place in which a head of cattle or a ceedings thereon. sheep or a pig affected with foot-and-mouth disease has been kept to be disinfected with a Local Authority to consult Veterinary Inspector as solution of carbolic acid. to existence of Foot-and-Mouth Disease. Rule 8. The owner or the person in charge of 9. A Local Authority, in making an inquiry, a head of cattle or a sheep or a pig affected with under sub-section five of section twenty-two of ioot-and-mouth disease shall not allow any dog or the Act of 1878, into the correctness of an goat to enter or to leave any cow-shed, field, or Inspector's declaration respecting the existence of other place situate within an Infected Place in foot-and-mouth disease in any place, shall obtain which a head of cattle or a sheep or a pig the assistance and advice of a Veterinary Inspector affected with or suspected of foot-and-mouth or of a person qualified according to the Act of disease is kept or has recently been kept. 1878 to be such. Every such Veterinary In- spector or person shall on leaving any premises Infected Zones. where disease exists adopt means to disinfect his 11. For the purposes of this Order an Infected boots and his clothes. Zone means a district or area declared by Special Order of the Board of Agriculture to be a Foot- JRules for Infected Place. and-Mouth Disease Infected Zone, which Zone 10. In addition to the Rules contained in the may include the whole or part of the District of a Fourth Schedule to the Act of 1878, the follow- Local Authority or the Districts or parts of the ing Additional Rules shall have effect in relation Districts of two or more Local Authorities. to an Infected Place : Rule 1. No cattle, sheep, or swine shall be Public and Private Sales in Infected Zone. moved into an Infected Place otherwise than with 12.—(1.) No public or private sale of cattle, a Licence of an Inspector of the Board of Agri- sheep, or swine, fat or store, shall be held in an culture or of a person authorized by the Board to Infected Zone otherwise than in accordance with grant the same. the following Regulations (that is to say) : Rule 2. .No cattle, sheep, or swine shall be (Regulation A. —Public Sale of Fat Animals by moved out of an Infected Place except to a specified Licence of Local Authority.) slaughter-house for the purpose of 'being there (2.) A public sale of fat cattle, sheep, or swine slaughtered, or to a specified place for any special may be heldl in an Infected Zone with a Licence purpose, with a Licence of an Inspector of the of the Local Authority on the following conditions Board of Agriculture or of a person authorized (namely) : by the Board to grant the same, which Licence (i.) Every animal exposed at the public sale so will only be granted where the slaughter of animals licensed shall forthwith after its arrival in the Infected Place is impracticable or the thereat be marked by and at the expense of circumstances are such as to make movement the owner as follows : absolutely necessary. Cattle.—By the clipping of a broad arrow J^ Rule 3. No person (except the owner or person about six inches long on the left hind in charge of the animal) shall enter any cow-shed, quarter of each of the cattle and by the clip- field or any other place situate within an Infected ping of the hair off the end of the tail. Place in which a head of cattle or a sheep or a pig Sheep.—By the clipping of a broad arrow ^ on affected with or suspected of foot-and-mouth the forehead of each of the sheep, and by the disease is kept, or has recently been kept, except painting or stamping of the letter M, about with the permission of the Local Authority. six inches long, on both sides of each of the Rule 4. The owner or the person in charge of sheep with the following composition, a head of cattle or a sheep or a pig affected with namely:—Rosin, five parts ; oil of. turpen- foot-and-mouth disease shall forthwith inform the tine, two parts ; and blue or red ochre, one Local Authority of the names of the persons part; melted and used warm : or with some whom he desires may be permitted to tend such other adhesive composition of a blue or red animal and any other animals that may be in the colour. cow-shed, field or other place situate within an Swine.—By the painting or stamping of the Infected Place in which the diseased animal is letter M, about six inches long, on both sides kept, and any person tending such animal or of.each of the swine with the composition animals shall not tend any other animal except above-mentioned. with the further permission of the Local Authority. (ii.) Every animal that is exposed at the public Rule 5. The Local Authority shall provide sale so licensed, whether it is sold thereat or proper arid suitable suits of overall clothes for not, shall be slaughtered within four days the use of persons • tending animals in a cow- after and exclusive of the day on which the shed, field or other place situate within an Infected sale is" held, and shall not be moved from the Place in which an animal affected with or sus- place where the sale is held except in accord- pected of foot-and-mouth disease is kept. Such ance with the following provisions: overall clothes are to be put on upon entering, (iii.) For the movement from the place of sale taken off on leaving, and left in, such cow-shed, to any other place, whether within the Infected field or other place, and, previous to being re- Zone or not, there shall be a Movement moved therefrom, shall be properly disinfected Licence of the Local Authority, which Licence with a solution of carbolic acid. shall specify the name and address of the Rule 6. Every person upon leaving a cow-shed, person to whom the Licence is granted and field or other place situate within an Infectec the name of the place of destination to which Place in which an animal affected with foot-and- the animals arc to be moved. mouth disease is kept shall thoroughly wash his (iv.) If the place of destination is in the District hands with soap and water, and shall wash his of another Local Authority, whether in the boots with a solution of carbolic acid. Infected Zone or not, there must also be Rule 7. The Local Authority shall cause all a Movement Licence of that other Local B 2 21)90 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892.

Authority indorsed on or referring to the such manner as the Local Authority may first-mentioned Licence (subject nevertheless direct; and to the provisions of Article twenty-two as (iv.) the sweepings and scrapings shall be well to agreements between Local Authorities mixed with quicklime and effectually removed respecting movement) ; which second Licence from contact with animals. must be granted before the animals are moved into the District of that other Local (Regulation (X—Public or Private Sales, Fat or Authority. Store, without Licence of Local Authority.) (v.) The animals while being so moved shall (9.) A public or private sale of cattle, sheep, so far as practicable be kept separate from or swine, fat or store, may be held in an Infected all other animals. Zone without a Licence of the Local Authority (vi.) The Local Authority of the District in in any case where the sale is held in accordance which the place of destination is situate shall with the following conditions (namely): take such steps as are necessary to insure (i.) that the sale is held on a farm or premises that the animals are moved to the- said place not in an Infected Place ; and and are slaughtered there within four days (ii.) that no animal on the farm or premises after their arrival thereat. is affected with foot-and-mouth disease ; and (3.) A Licence of a Local Authority for a (iii.) that each animal exposed at the sale has public sale of fat cattle, sheep, or swine under this been on the farm or premises for a period of Article shall be signed by the clerk of the Local not less than fourteen clear days immediately Authority, by special direction of the Local before the day on which the sale is held; Authority, and shall give notice of the conditions and contained in this Article by specifying the same - (iv.) that no animal on the farm or premises as conditions on which the Licence is granted, has been during that period in any way and may impose such further conditions, if any, exposed to the infection of foot-and-mouth as the Local Authority think expedient, and shall be granted to the person entitled to hold (10.) Cattle, sheep, or swine exposed at any the sale (as owner of a market, or as an sale under this Regulation shall not be moved auctioneer, or otherwise), and shall specify out of an Infected Zone except as specially the place where the sale is to be held, and may authorized by this Order. authorize the holding of periodical sales on stated (Regulation D.—Sale by Licence of Board of days for a time limited, not exceeding one month, Agriculture.) but may be renewed from time to time, and shall '(II.) Without prejudice to the foregoing pro- be published in such manner as the Local visions of this Article and in addition' thereto a Authority consider best fitted to insure publicity public or private sale of cattle, sheep, or swine, for the same, and the Local Authority may at fat or store, may be held in an Infected Zone any time revoke any such Licence. with a Licence of the Board of Agriculture, which (4.) The Licence for a public sale of fat animals Licence will only be granted where the Board under this Article or a copy of such Licence shall after inquiry are satisfied that exceptional circum- be posted and kept posted during the holding of stances render such sale necessary or expedient. xsuch sale by the person holding the same .at or near the gate or other entrance of the market, sale- (Regulation E.—Attendance at Sales.) yard, or other place where such sale is held. (12.) A Veterinary Inspector of the Local (5.) A Local Authority shall not grant a Authority shall attend at every public sale, being Licence for a public sale of fat animals under this a market or fair, licensed under this Article. Article unless they are satisfied that the place (13.) A fit person or a sufficient number of fit where the sale is to be held is capable of being persons shall be appointed by the Local Authority cleansed and disinfected in accordance with Regu- to attend at every public sale, being a market or lation B of this Article. fair, licensed under this Article, for the purpose (6.) Every Local Authority shall forthwith send of granting thereat on behalf of the Local to the Board of Agriculture a copy of every Authority without fee or charge such Movement Licence granted by them for the holding of a Licences as are required under this Article. public sale of fat animals under this Article. (14.) A fit person appointed by the Local (7.) If the Board of Agriculture are of opinion, Authority may, if the Local Authority think fit, with respect to any Licence of a Local Authority on the request of the person holding any public for a public sale of fat animals under this Article, sale licensed under or authorized by this Article that the holding of the public sale thereby licensed (other than a market or fair) or any private sale is inexpedient, or that the Licence is objectionable authorized or licensed under this Article, attend in any particular, and direct the revocation thereof, thereat, and grant thereat on behalf of the Local the same shall thereupon cease to operate. Authority such Movement Licences as are i required under this Article. (Regulation B.—Cleansing and Disinfection of (Regulation F.—Saving.) Markets in Infected Zones.) (15.) Nothing in this Article shall apply to— . (8.) Every market, fair-ground, and sale-yard (i.) any sale of cattle, sheep, or swine in any in which a public sale of fat cattle, sheep, or Foreign Animals Wharf or Foreign Animals swine is held under Regulation A of this Article, Quarantine Station or Landing-place for shall as soon as practicable after the sale, and in foreign animals; or any case before it is again used for animals, be (ii.) any sale of swine in any Swine-Fever cleansed and disinfected as follows : Infected Area (for which Area provision is (i.) All parts of the market, fair-ground, or made as regards public and private sales of sale-yard that have been used for animals swine by the Animals Order of 1886). . shall be thoroughly swept and scraped, and all dung, sawdust, litter, or other matter Movement within Infected Zone. effectually removed therefrom ; then ( 13. Movement of cattle, sheep, or swine within * (ii.) the same parts shall be thoroughly washed an Infected Zone is subject to any Regulation < •. or scrubbed or scoured with water ; then made under this Order by any Local Authority -.. (Hi.)..the. same parts-shall be .disinfected in. whose District or part of whose District is situate THE LONDON GAZETTE, APKIL 8, 1892. 2091 within the Zone, prohibiting or regulating the Article twenty-two as to agreements between movement of any such animals into or in the Local Authorities respecting movement); District of the Local Authority making the which second Licence must be granted before Regulation and for the time being in force. the animals are moved into the District of that other Local Authority. Movement into Infected Zone. (iv.) The animals while being moved under this 14. Cattle, sheep, or swine shall not be moved Regulation and until they are slaughtered into an Infected Zone otherwise than in accord- shall so far as practicable be kept separate • ance with the following Regulations (that is to from all other animals. say): (v.) All animals before being moved under this (a.) Cattle, sheep, or swine may be moved into Regulation shall be marked in manner pre- ,an Infected Zone with a Movement Licence scribed by Regulation A of Article twelve. of the Local Authority of each District (Regulation C. —Movement out of Infected Zone within the Zone into which they are to be to a place not in Infected Zone of Animals moved, which Licence shall be obtained which have been fourteen days on premises for before the animals are so moved. any purpose.) (6.) A Movement Licence under this Article (6.) Cattle, sheep, or swine maybe moved from may contain such conditions, if any, as the premises in an Infected Zone to a place not in an Local Authority granting the Licence think Infected Zone with a Movement Licence of the expedient. Local Authority of the District in which the Movement out of Infected Zone. premises are situate, which Licence shall specify the place to which the animals are to be moved 15.—(1.) Except as specially authorized by this and shall only be granted on a Declaration of the Order, cattle, sheep, or swine shall not be moved owner of the animals as hereinafter provided, as out of an Infe'cted Zone otherwise than in accord- to the correctness of which Declaration the Local ance with the following Regulations (that is to Authority shall satisfy themselves before granting say): the Licence. (Regulation A.—Movement out of one Infected ,(7.) The Declaration shall be to the effect: Zone into another Infected Zone.) (a.) That the animals to be moved have been (2.) Cattle, sheep, or swine may be moved from a exclusively grazed or otherwise fed on the place in one Infected Zone to a place in any other premises from which they are to be moved for Infected Zone with a Movement Licence of the a period of at least fourteen days immediately Local Authority of the District in which the last- before the granting of the Licence ; and mentioned place is situate. (£.) That the animals have not during that (3.) A Licence for movement under this Regu- period been exposed for sale in any market lation shall not authorize the movement of cattle, or public sale of fat animals held by Licence sheep, or swine through the District or part of of a Local Authority under Regulation A of the District of any Local Authority not being Article twelve ; and ' within one or other of the aforesaid Infected Zones . (c.) That the animals are not affected with foot- otherwise than by railway and in that case without and-mouth disease, and have not during the unnecessary delay and without the animals being period of fourteen days as aforesaid been untrucked or re-booked within such District or in any way exposed to the infection s£ foot- part. and-mouth disease. (4.) A Movement Licence under this Regula- (8.) If the movement is to be into or through tion may contain such conditions, if any, as the District of another Local Authority there the Local Authority granting the Licence think must also be a Movement Licence of that other expedient. Local Authority indorsed on or referring to the (Regulation B.— Movement out of Infected Zone first-mentioned Licence (subject nevertheless to the to 'a place not in Infected Zone for slaughter.) provisions of Article twenty-two as to agreements between Local Authorities respecting movement), (5.) Fat cattle, sheep, or swine which have not been on the same farm or premises for fourteen which second Licence must be granted before the animals are moved into or through the District of days may be moved from premises in an Infected that other Local Authority. Zone to a place not in an Infected Zone with a Movement Licence of the Local Authority of the (9.) The animals shall be moved to the District in which the premises are situate for the specified place by a route to be prescribed in the purpose of being there slaughtered in manner Licence. The animals after they are received at and under the conditions following— the specified place shall be kept for fourteen days (i.) The Licence shall specify the name and under the supervision of the Local Authority, and address of the person to whom the Licence shall not be moved from that place until after the is given and the name of the place to which expiration of that period: Provided that the the animals are to be moved for slaughter, animals may at any time during such period (ii.) The animals moved under this Regulation of fourteen days be moved with a Movement shall be slaughtered within four days after Licence of the Local Authority to a specified their arrival at the place specified in the slaughter-house for the purpose of o being there Licence ; and the Local Authority of the forthwith slaughtered. District in or into which the animals are (10.) Every Local Authority shall forthwith moved shall take such steps as are necessary send to the Board of Agriculture a copy of every to insure that the animals are moved to the Licence granted by them under this Regulation. . specified place and are slaughtered there Movement into or out of Infected Zone by Licence within such four days, of Board of Agriculture. (iii.) If the animals are to be moved into the 16. Notwithstanding anything in this Order District of another Local Authority there or in any Regulation of a Local Authority there- shall also be a further Movement Licence under, cattle, sheep, or swine may be moved in of that other Local Authority indorsed on any circumstances into or oul of an Infected Zone, or referring to the first-mentioned .Licence or into or out of a District of a Local Authority, (subject nevertheless to the 'provisions of with a Licence of an Inspector of the Board of 2092 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892.

Agriculture or of a person authorized by the rity or their Executive Committee, and shall not Board to grant the same, which Licence will only be deputed to any other Committee nor to a be granted where the Board, after inquiry, are Sub-Committee. satisfied that exceptional circumstances render the movement necessary or expedient. Agreements between Local Authorities respecting Movement. Regulations of Local Authority as to Movement 22.—(1.) With respect to the movement of into their District from other Districts. animals out of an Infected Zone under this 17.—(1.) Any Local Authority may, with the Order from a place in the District of one Local view of preventing the introduction of foot-and- Authority to a place in the District of another mouth disease into their District, make such Local Authority, whether such last-mentioned Regulations as they think fit for. prohibiting or place is in an Infected Zone or not, those Local regulating the movement by land or by water Authorities may, if they think fit, from time to time, of cattle, sheep, or swine into their District notwithstanding anything in this Order, agree that from the District of any other Local Authority in movement from a public sale of fat animals England or Wales or Scotland. licensed under this Order to a specified slaughter- (2.) Where a Local Authority have made a house, or movement in any other case specified in Regulation under the provisions of this Article the agreement, or movement in all cases, may be prohibiting the movement of cattle, sheep, or made without a Movement Licence of the secondly- swine into their District from the District of mentioned Local Authority indorsed on or re- any other Local Authority in England or Wales ferring to the Movement Licence of the first- or Scotland, it shall not be lawful, so long as such mentioned Local Authority. Regulation is in force, for any person to move into (2.) Where an Infected Zone comprises the the District of such first-mentioned Local Autho- whole or parts of the Districts of two or more rity any animal so prohibited that may have been Local Authorities, then, notwithstanding any- at any time during the continuance of such Regu- thing in this Order, those Local Authorities, or lation within the District of such other Local any two of them, may, if they think fit, from Authority. time to time, agree that animals may be moved out of the District of one of those Local Autho- Regulations of Local Authority as to Movement rities agreeing, into the District of another of within their District. those Local Authorities agreeing, without a 18. Any Local Authority may, with a view to Movement Licence of that other Local Authority. the prevention of the spreading of foot-and-mouth (3.) Every agreement under this Article shall disease, make such Regulations as they think fit be expressed to be, and shall be deemed to con- for prohibiting or regulating the movement by stitute, a Licence for movement in each case to land or by water of cattle, sheep, or swine in which it relates. the whole of their District or in any part or (4.) Every such agreement shall be in writing parts thereof. signed by the respective clerks of the Local Authorities, by special direction of the respective Limitation as to Regulations of Local Authorities. Local Authorities, and may be at anytime revoked 19. No Regulation made by a Local Authority by either of the Local Authorities parties thereto, under either of the last two preceding Articles and every such agreement or revocation shall be shall be deemed to apply to the movement of— published in such manner as the respective Local (a.) animals in or into or out of a Cattle- Authorities consider best fitted to insure publicity Plague Infected Place ; or for the same. (6.) cattle in or into or out of a Pleuro-Pneu- (5.) Notice in writing of every such agreement monia Infected Place or Scheduled District; shall be given by the Local Authorities agreeing or to every railway company having a railway in the (c.) animals in or into or out of a Foot-and- District of either of those Local Authorities, and Mouth Disease Infected Place ; or' no railway company shall be bound to have regard (e?.) sheep in or into or out of a Sheep-Pox to any agreement of which notice is not so given. Infected Place ; or (6.) Notice of the revocation or determination (e.) swine in or into or out of a Swine-Fever of any such agreement shall be given in like Infected Place or Circle or Area ; or manner to every such railway company; and (/.) animals affected with foot - and - mouth every agreement of which notice is so given shall, disease; as regards each railway company be treated as in which movement is regulated by the Acts of 1878 force until notice of the revocation or determina- to 1886 and Orders thereunder. tion thereof is so given. (7.) If at any time the Board of Agriculture As to Movement by Railway through Zone or are satisfied with respect to any such agreement District without untrucking. that the same is objectionable in any particular, 20. For the purposes of this Order or of any and direct the revocation thereof, the same shall Regulation of a Local Authority thereunder, ani-. thereupon cease to operate. mals shall, not be deemed to be moved into, in, or out of an Infected Zone, or into, in, or out Prohibition of Movement of Animals by Inspector of the District of a Local Authority where they of Board or Local Authority. are moved through such Zone or District by rail- 23.— (1.) Where the Board of Agriculture or a way from a place outside such Zone or District Local Authority have given Notice in writing to to another place outside such Zone or District the owner or person in charge of any cattle, sheep, without unnecessaryqdelay and without the animals or swine, requiring that such cattle, sheep, or being untrucked or re-booked within, such Zone swine be detained in or on any farm, field, shed or or District. other place, it shall not be lawful for any person, vntil such Notice be withdrawn,— Power to make Regulations not to be deputed. {a.*) to move any of such cattle, sheep, or swine 21. The power to make Regulations under this out of or from such farm, field, shed or other Order as to movement of cattle, sheep, or place ; or swine shall be exercised only by a Local Autho- (6.) to move out of or from such farm, field, THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2093

shed or other place any other cattle, sheep, Inspector of the Local Authority; and that or swine that may be therein-; or Licence shall be available for twelve hours and (c.) so long as any cattle, sheep, or swine no longer, and shall specify the slaughter-house to which the Notice applies are detained to which the animal is to be moved for slaughter. in or on such farm, field, shed or other place, (Regulation B.—Declaration of Infected Place to move any other cattle, sheep, or swine by Board of Agriculture only.) into or on to the same ; or (vi.) The market, fair, sale-yard, place of exhi- (rf.) to permit any other cattle, sheep, or swine bition, lair, landing-place, wharf, railway station, to come in contact.with any cattle, sheep, land, water, common, uuinclosed land,/cow-shed, or swine to which the .Notice applies. field, yard, sty, farm, park, or other such place as (2.) Any Notice under this Article, or with- aforesaid, or any part thereof, in or on which an drawal of such Notice, may be given by an In- animal affected with foot-and-mouth disease is spector of the Board or a Local Authority or by fcund in any case in which this Article applies a person authorized by the Board or a Local shall not by reason thereof be declared to be an Authority to give or withdraw the same. Infected Place or part of such an Infected Place except by the Board of Agriculture. Foot-and-Mout/i Disease found in a Market, Railway Station, Grazing-Park, or other like (Regulation C.—Disinfection in these Cases.) Place, or during Transit. (vii.) In case of an animal being found to be affected with foot-and-mouth disease in .or on a 24.—(I.) By virtue of section twenty-seven market, fair, sale-yard, place of exhibition, lair, of the Act of 1878, where any animal is found landing-place, wharf, railway station, land, water, to be affected with foot-and-mouth disease— common, uninclosed land, cow-shed, field, yard, sty, (a.) while exposed for sale or exhibited in a farm, park, or other such place as aforesaid,it shall market, fair, sale-yard, place of exhibition, not be lawful for the Market Authority or the or other place; or owner or occupier of any such other place or any (6.) while placed in a lair or other place before person to again use or allow to be used for animals exposure for sale ;. or that portion of the market or other place afore- (c.) while being in or on a landing-place or said where the diseased animal was found, unless wharf or railway station or other place and until a Veterinary Inspector has certified that during transit; or that portion has been, so far as prapticable, (d.) while in course of being moved by land or cleansed and disinfected. by water; or (e.) while being on common or uninclosed (Regulation D.—Reports.) land; or (viii.) The Inspector of the Local Authority (/.) while being in a cow-shed, field, yard, sty, acting under this Article shall forthwith report farm, park, or other place wherein animals to the Local Authority the proceedings taken by- of different owners are taken in for shelter, him thereunder, and the Local Authority shall or for rest, or for grazing, or for any other forthwith report the same to the Board of Agri- ' purpose ; or culture. (0.) while being in any other place not in the (Regulation E.—Expenses.) possession or occupation or under the control (ix.) The Local Authority may recover the of the owner of the animal; expenses of'the execution by them or by their Inspector or other officer of the provisions of Then the following Eegulations shall apply in this Article from the owner of the animals seized, the several cases following (namely) : or from the consignor or consignee thereof, who (Regulation A.—Seizure of Animals.) may recover the same from the owner summarily. (i.) The Local Authority shall cause to be (2.) Nothing in this Article shall apply, to a seized all the animals affected with foot-and- Foreign Animals Wharf or to a Foreign Animals mouth disease, and also all animals being in or Quarantine Station or to a Landing-place for on the market,. fair, sale-yard, place of exhibi- 'foreign animals. tion, lair, landing-place, wharf, railway station, common, uninclosed land, cow-shed, field, yard, Prohibition to Expose or Move Animals affected sty, farm, park, or other such place as aforesaid, with or suspected of Foot-and-Mouth Disease. and shall forthwith transmit the information by 25.—(1.) It shall not be lawful for any person— telegraph or other rapid means to the Director, (a.) to expose an animal affected with or Veterinary Department, Board of Agriculture, 4, suspected of foot-and-mouth disease in a Whitehall-place, London, S.W. market or fair, or in a sale-yard, or other (ii.) The Local Authority shall cause all such public or private place where animals are animals so seized to be detained at the place commonly exposed for sale ; or where they were seized, or they may be moved to (6.) to place an animal affected with or some convenient and isolated place and shall be suspected of foot-and-mouth disease in a lair there detained. or other place adjacent to or connected with (iii.) The Local Authority shall cause so far as a market or a fair, or where animals are practicable all the animals affected with foot-and- commonly placed before exposure for sale; or mouth disease to be kept separate during such (c.) to send or carry, or cause to be sent or movement and detention from animals not so carried, an animal affected with or suspected affected. of foot-and-mouth disease on a railway, (iv.) The animals so seized and detained shall canal, river, or inland navigation, or in a not be moved from the place of detention except coasting vessel; or with the permission of the Board of Agriculture. . (d.) to carry, lead, or drive, or cause to be (v.) Provided that any animal seized under this carried, led, or driven, an animal- affected Article may be slaughtered by or at the request with or suspected of foot-and-mouth disease of the owner or person in charge thereof either at on a highway or thoroughfare; or the place where it is seized or detained or at the (e.) to keep or place an animal affected with nearest available slaughter-house ; in which latter or suspected of foot-and-mouth disease on case the animal may be moved for the purpose of common or uninclosed land, or in a field or being there slaughtered with a Licence of an place insufficiently feuced, or in a field 2094 ;THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892.

adjoining a highway unless that field is so has died of foot-and-mouth disease shall be dis- fenced or situate that animals therein cannot posed of by the Local Authority as follows : in any manner come in contact with animals (i.) Either the Local Authority shall cause the passing along that highway or grazing on the carcase to be buried as soon as possible in sides thereof ; or its skin in some proper place, and to be (/•) to graze an animal affected with or covered with a sufficient quantity of quick- suspected of foot-and-mouth disease on lime or other disinfectant, and with not less pasture being on the sides of a highway ; or than six feet of earth ; (a.) to allow an animal affected with or (ii.) Or the Local Authority may, if authorized suspected of foot-and-mouth disease to stray by Licence from the Board of Agriculture, on a highway or thoroughfare or on the sides cause the carcase to be destroyed, under the thereof or on common or uninclosed land or inspection of the Local Authority, in the in a field or place insufficiently fenced. mode following: The carcase shall be dis- (2.) But this Article shall operate subject to infected, and shall then be taken, in charge of Rule 2 of Article ten and to the provisions of an officer of the Local Authority, to a horse- Article twenty-four providing for or directing the slaughterer's or knacker's-yard approved for movement of animals affected with foot-and- the purpose by the Board, or other place so mouth disease in cases therein mentioned. approved, and shall be there destroyed by (3.) The Regulations contained in the last pre- exposure to a high temperature, or by ceding Article shall apply in^ the case of any chemical agents. animal exposed or otherwise dealt with in contra- (2.) With a view to the execution of the fore- vention of this Article. going provisions of this Article the Local Autho- rity may make such Regulations as they think fit Food and Water during Detention. for prohibiting or regulating the removal of any 26. An Inspector, officer, or constable detain- carcase or for securing the burial 'or destruction ing an animal under this Order shall cause it to be of the same. supplied with requisite food and water during its (3.) Where under this Article a Local Autho- detention ; and the expenses incurred by him in rity cause a carcase to be buried, they shall first respect thereof may be recovered from the person cause its skin to be so slashed as to be useless. having charge of the animal, or from its owner, (4.) A'Local Authority may cause or allow a summarily. carcase to be taken into the District of another Local Authority to be buried or destroyed with Disinfection for Foot-and-Mouth Disease. the previous consent of that Local Authority but not otherwise 27.—(1.) Every now-shed or other place in which an animal affected with foot-and-mouth Regulations of Local Authority as to Hides, $c. disease has been kept while so affected, or has 29.—(1.) A Local Authority may make such died or been slaughtered, shall be cleansed and Regulations as they think fit for the following disinfected as follows: purposes: (

Infected Place, or that has been in any place in a notice, or if the owner gives such a counter- contact with or used about an animal affected with notice, as aforesaid, then the question of the foot-and-mouth disease, except with a Licence value of the animal shall by-virtue of this Order of the Local Authority for the District in which stand referred to the arbitration of a single such place is situate, granted on a Certificate uf arbitrator, who shall make his award ready for an Inspector of the Local Authority certifying delivery within seven days after he is appointed; that the thing moved has been, so far as prac- and the provisions of the Arbitration Act, 1889. ticable, disinfected, or with a Licence of an shall apply to the reference and arbitration, as if Inspector of the Board of Agriculture or other the same were pursuant to a submission, except person authorized by the Board to act in that in so far as that Act is inconsistent with the behalf. provisions of this Article. (iv.) If on the arbitration a higher valuation Slaughter in Foot-and-Mouth Disease and is awarded than the valuation made by the Local Compensation. Authority, then the Local Authority shall be • 33.—(1.) A Local Authority may, and when liable to and shall bear and pay the costs of the required by the Board of Agriculture shall, cause reference and award, and all costs of the owner to be slaughtered— with reference thereto, otherwise the Local Autho- (a.) all cattle, sheep, or swine affected with rity shall be liable to and shall bear sind pay one- foot-and-mouth disease or suspected of being half of the costs of the reference and award and so affected ; and their costs with respect thereto. The arbitrator (6.) all cattle, sheep, or swine being or having may tax or settle the amount of costs to be paid been in the same field, shed, or other by the Local Authority under this Article. place or in the same herd or flock or other- (v.) All such expenses and costs paid by the wise in contact with auimals affected with Local Authority shall be part of their expenses foot-and-mouth disease, or.being or having under the Act of 1878. been in the opinion of the Board in any way exposed to the infection of foot-and- Ascertainment of Value for Compensation in . month disease. Scotland. (2.) The Local Authority shall out of the local 37. Where in Scotland an animal is slaughtered ' rate pay compensation as follows for cattle, sheep, by order of a Local Authority under this Order, and swine slaughtered under this Article— the value of the animal for compensation shall be (a.) where the animal slaughtered was affected ascertained as follows : with' foot-and-mouth disease the compensa- (i.) Failing agreement between the valuer ap- tion shall be its value immediately before it pointed by the Local Authority and the owner of became so affected ; and such animal or his agent, the valuation shall be (6.) in every other case the compensation shall made by an official valuer appointed by the be the value of the animal immediately before Sheriff for the purposes of the Contagious Diseases it was slaughtered. (Animals) (Pleuro-Pneumonia) Act, 1890. Record of Slaughter. (ii.) Before any valuer appointed by the Local 34. Every Local Authority shall keep, in the Authority and the owner or his agent proceed to form given in the Second Schedule to the Animals value any animal under this Order they shall, by, Order of 1886, or a form to the like effect, a writing under their hands, select, or if they fail to agree the Sheriff shall select, one of the official record relative to animals slaughtered by their order under this Order, stating the particulars valuers to act in the event of their differing in indicated in the form given in that Schedule, with opinion as to the value of such animal: Provided such variations as circumstances require. that if such official valuer decline or fail to act when called upon to do so any other official valuer Withholding of Compensation. may act in his place. 35. A Local Authority before determining, (iii.) The valuation made in writing under the under subjection seven of section thirty of the hand of any official valuer shall be final and Act of 1878, to withhold, either wholly or par- binding on the Local Authority and on the owner. tially, compensation or other payment in respect (iv.) If a higher valuation is awarded by the of an animal slaughtered by their order under this official valuer than the value assigned in writing o Order, shall give to the owner of the animal an under his hand by the valuer appointed by the opportunity of making representations to them Local Authority, then the Local Authority shall respecting the facts and circumstances of the case, pay the costs and expenses of the valuation and and shall consider the same. all costs incurred by the owner in relation thereto, but otherwise one half of the costs and expenses of Ascertainment of Value for Compensation in the valuation and of all costs incurred by the Local England and Wales. Authority in relation thereto «aay be deducted by 36. Where in England or Wales an animal is the Local Authority from the sum-payable to the slaughtered by order of a Local Authority owner as compensation in accordance with the under this Order, the value of the animal for valuation of the official valuer, who may tax or compensation shall be ascertained as follows : settle the amount of costs to be paid by"the owner (i.) The Local Authority shall within fourteen or the Local Authority under this Article. days after the slaughter give to'the owner of the (v.) All such expenses and costs paid by the animal notice in writing of the^valuatioii thereof Local Authority shall be part of their expenses made by them. under the Act of 1878. (ii.) If the owner does not within six days after the receipt of that notice give to the Local Forms, Authority or their Inspector or other officer a 38. The Forms for use by a Local Authority counter-notice in writing stating to the effect that and by an Inspector piven in the Schedules he disputes the valuation made by the Local to the Animals Order of 1886, with such varia- Authority, the compensation shall be paid on that tions as circumstances require, may be used for valuation. the purposes of the Acts of 1878 to 188.6 and of (iii.) If the Local Authority fail to give such this Order. . • ^ No. 26276. C 2096 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APEIL 8, 1892.

Granting of Movement Licences. ' money or other payment for admission thereto', 39.—(1.) An Inspector of the Board of Agri- and the purchaser thereat of any animal, such culture or a person authorized by the Board to last-mentioned person or such purchaser knowing grant Licences under this Order, or a Local the sale to be held in contravention as aforesaid, Authority may, if they think fit, withhold .a shall, each according to and in respect of his own Licence in any case where the movement of the acts and defaults, be deemed guilty of an offence animals or things proposed to be moved would against the Act of 1878. be in their judgment inexpedient or improper. (2.) If an animal is not marked as required by (2.) No Licence for movement of an animal this Order or by the conditions of a Licence of a granted under this Order or under any Regulation Local Authority or of the Board of Agriculture of a Local Authority under this Order shall be thereunder, the owner, consignee, or other person available if granted by the owner of the animal exposing the same, and the person for the time to be moved or by his agent, or by the owner or being in charge thereof, and the purchaser thereof, consignee or other person selling the animal, or and the person holding the sale, and the auctioneer, exposing the animal for sale, or by the purchaser if any, or other person conducting the sale, shall, thereof or by his agent, or by the auctioneer or each according to and in respect of his own acts- other person conducting the public or private sale and defaults, be deemed guilty of an offence at which the animal is exposed, or by the occupier against the Act of 1878. of the farm or premises or slaughter-house from (3.) If any person, with a view to unlawfully or to which the animal is to be moved. evade or defeat the operation of this Order, by clipping, or washing, or in any other manner, Delivery of Certificates and Declarations. takes out, effaces, or obliterates, or attempts to 40.—(1.) A Movement Licence granted under take out, efface, or obliterate, any mark clipped, this Order is not available except when accom- painted, or stamped on any animal, as required panied by the Certificate or by the Declarations by this. Order or by the conditions of a or Declaration, if any, on which it is granted. Licence of a Local Authority or of the Board of (2.) The person granting such Movement Agriculture thereunder, the person doing the Licence under this Order shall, for the identifica- same, and the person causing, directing, or per- tion of each Certificate or Declaration produced to mitting the same to be done, and'the owner of the him, mark the same by signing his name thereon, animal, and the person for the time being in with the date of the production thereof to him. charge thereof, shall, each according to and in (3.) The person granting such Movement respect of his own acts and defaults, be deemed Licence'shall deliver the Certificate and the Decla- guilty of an offence against the Act of 1878. rations or Declaration produced to him, when so (4.) If anything is omitted to be done as marked, with the Licence, to the person receiving regards cleansing or disinfection in contravention the Licence from him. of this Order or of any Regulation made by a Local Authority under this Order, the owner and Production of Licences; Names and Addresses. the lessee and the occupier of any place in or in 41.—(1.) Every person in charge of animals respect of which the same is omitted, shall, each being moved, where under this Order or under according to and in respect of his own acts and any Regulation of a Local Authority under defaults, be deemed guilty of an offence against this Order a Movement Licence may be necessary, the Act of 1878.. shall, on demand of a Justice, or of a constable, (5.) If an animal is moved in contra- or of an Inspector or other officer of the Board of vention of this Order, or of a Notice served Agriculture or of a Local Authority, produce under this Order, or of any Regulation made and show to him the Movement Licence, if any, by a Local Authority under, this Order, or of authorizing the movement, and shall allow it to the conditions of a Movement Licence there- be read and a copy of or extract from it to be under, the owner of the animal, and the person taken by the person to whom it is produced. for the time being in charge thereof, and the (2.) Every person so in charge shall, on demand person causing, directing, or permitting the as aforesaid, give his name and address to the movement, and the person moving or convey- Justice, or constable, or Inspector or other officer. ing the animal, and the owner and the charterer and the master of the vessel in which it is moved, ( Provisions as to Regulations of Local Authority. and the consignee or other person receiving or 42.—(1.) Every- Local Authority shall forth- keeping it, knowing it to have been moved in with send to the Board of Agriculture a copy of contravention as aforesaid, and the occupier of every Regulation made by them under this.Order. the place from which the animal is moved, shall, (2.) If the Board of Agriculture are satisfied each according to and in respect of his own acts - on inquiry, with respect to any Notice served or and defaults, be deemed guilty of an offence any Regulation made by a Local Authority under against the Act of 1878. this Order, that the same is^of too restrictive a (6.) If a person in charge of an animal being character, or otherwise objectionable, and direct moved, where under this Order, or under any the revocation thereof, the same shall thereupon Regulation made by a Local Authority under this cease to operate. Order, a Movement Licence is necessary, on demand made under this Order, fails to give his Offences. true name and address, or gives a false name or 43.—(1.) If a public or private sale of an address, he shall be deemed guilty of an offence • animal or animals, fat or store, is held in contra- against the Act of 1878. vention of this Order or of the conditions of a (7.) If an animal is not slaughtered as required Licence of a Local Authority or of the Board of by this Order, or by any Regulation made by a Agriculture thereunder, the person holding the Local Authority under this Order, or by the sale, and the occupier of the place or farm or conditions of a Licence of a Local Authority or premises where the sale is held, and the owner of the Board of Agriculture thereunder, the or consignee of each animal exposed thereat, person to whom the Licence is granted, and the and the person exposing the same thereat, and owner of the animal, and the person for the time the auctioneer, if any, or other person conducting being in charge thereof, and the person failing to the sale, and the person, if any, taking entrance- cause the same to be so slaughtered, shall, each THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2097 according to and in respect of his own acts and (9.) If any .person with a view to unlawfully defaults, be deemed guilty of an offence against evade or defeat the operation of this Order or of the Act of 1878. any Regulation made by a Local Authority under (8.) If a carcase is removed or is not- buried or this Order, allows an animal to stray, he shall be is not destroyed in contravention of any Regula- deemed guilty of an offence against the Act of tion made by a Local Authority tinder this Order, 1878. the owner of the carcase, and the person for the time being in charge thereof, and the person causing, directing, or permitting the removal, and the person removing or conveying the In witness whereof the Board of Agricul- carcase, and the owner and charterer and the ture have hereunto set their Official Seal master of the vessel in which it is removed, and this sixth day of April, oao thousand eight the consignee or other person receiving or keep- hundred and ninety-two. ing it, knowing it to have been removed in contra- vention as aforesaid, and the person failing to bury or destroy the carcase, shall, each according to and in respect of his own acts and defaults, be T. H. Elliott, deemed guilty of an offence against the Act of Secretary. 1878.

TPIE FIRST SCHEDULE. Orders Revolted.

No. Date. Short Title. Extent of Revocation. 1892. •4810 23 February ... TheFoot-and-Mouth Disease Order The whole Order. of 1892. 4811 23 February ... The Infected Districts Markets The whole Order. and Fairs (Foot - and - Mouth Disease) Order of 1892.

THE SECOND SCHEDULE. [Art. 8 (2)] Notice to Owner of Land or Buildings prohibiting Movement of Animals. THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACTS, 1878 TO 1886. FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. To Of I, A.B. of Inspector of the Local Authority for the [county] of_ [or being authorized by the Local Authority for the (county) of to give this Notice] hereby require all cattle, sheep, and swine being on or in (here describe the lands and buildings where the animals are) to be detained, and I hereby require you to take notice that in consequence of this Notice it is not lawful for any person (until this Notice be withdrawn or until the Infected Place in respect of which this Notice is given is declared to be free from, foot-and-mouth disease), except with the licence of an Inspector of the Local Authority or of a person authorized by the Local Authority to grant the same and in accordance with the conditions of such licence, to move any cattle, shnep, or swine out of or from such lands or buildings. (Signed) .

(Address) : Dated this. .day of. 18. [Read the Indorsement on back of this Notice. \ To be printed as Indorsement on Notice. The Order under which this Notice is given provides, in effect, as follows — Caution.—If an animal is moved in contravention of this Notice, the owner of the animal, and the person for the time being in charge thereof, and the person causing, directing, or permitting the movement; and the person moving or conveying the animal, and the owner and the charterer and the master of the vessel in which it is moved, and the consignee or other person "receiving or keeping it knowing it to have been moved in contravention-as aforesaid, and the occupier of the place from which the animal is moved are liable, under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, "1878, to fine and imprisonment. This Notice was served on , of at. at. .of the clock this. _day of. ,18. by me. C 2 2098 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APEIL 8, 1892.

PERTHSHIRE (MOVEMENT AND SALES Schedule to that Order shall be read and have ORDER OF 1892. effect as if the county of Perth were included By the Board of Agriculture. in the list of Districts to which that Order does not apply. THE Board of Agriculture, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in them vested under the Public and Private Sales. Board of Agriculture Act, 1889, and the Con- 7. No public or private sale of cattle, sheep, tagious Diseases (Animals) Acls, 1878 to 1890 or swine, fat or store, shall be held in the District and of every other power, enabling them in this described in the Second Schedule to this Order, „ behalf, do order, and it is hereby ordered, as except as expressly authorized by this Order. follows: Pitblic Sales of Fat Cattle, Sheep, or Swine by , Short Title. licence of Local Authority. 1. This Order may be cited as THK PERTH- 8.—(a.) A public sale of fat cattle, or fat SHIRE (MOVEMENT AND SALES) ORDER OF 1892. sheep, or fat swine may be held in the District Commencement. described in the Second Schedule to this Order 2. This Order shall commence and take effect with a licence of the Local Authority on the from and immediately after this seventh day ol following conditions (namely) : April, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. (i.) Cattle, sheep, and swine exposed at the Interpretation. public sale so licensed shall, after their arrival 3. In this Order— thereat, and before they are moved there- The Act of 1878 means the Contagious Diseases from, be marked by and at the expense of the (Animals) Act, 1878: owner, consignee, or other person exposing Fat cattle, or fat sheep, or fat swine, means them, as follows: cattle, sheep, or swine intended for slaughter: Cattle.—By the clipping of a broad arrow, Store cattle, or store sheep, or store swine, about five inches long, on the left hind means cattle, sheep, or swine other than fat quarter of each of the cattle. cattle, or fat sheep, or fat swine : Sheep and Swine.—By the painting or stamping Public sale includes a market or fair, and any of the letter M, about six inches long, on the sale, whether conducted by auction or not, left side of each of the"sheep or swine with which is open to the public, whether on pay- t the following composition, namely :—Rosin, ment of entrance-money or other payment or five parts ; oil of turpentine, two parts ; and not, whether it is held in a public place or blue or red ochre, one part; melted and not, and whether animals of different owners used warm : or with some other adhesive are exposed thereat or not; and includes composition of a blue or red colour, also an exhibition : (ii.) Every head of cattle, and every shgep, Private sale means any sale other than a public and every pig that is exposed at the public sale: sale so licensed, whether it is sold thereat or Expose means expose for sale or in any manner not, shall be slaughtered within six days put up or offer for sale, or exhibit at an after the day on which the sale is held, exhibition: (iii.) Cattle, sheep, and swine exposed at the Other terms have the same meaning as in the public sale so licensed shall not afterwards be Animals Order of J 886. exposed at any other public sale. (b.) A licence of the Local Authority for a public Revocation of Orders. sale of fat cattle, sheep, or swine under this Article 4. The Orders described in the First Schedule shall be signed by the clerk of the Local Autho- to this Order to the extent described in the said rity, by special direction of the Local Authority, First Schedule are hereby, as from the commence- and shall give notice of the conditions contained ment of this Order, revoked: Provided that such in this Article by specifying the same as conditions revocation shall not interfere with the institution on which the licence is granted, and may impose or prosecution of any proceeding in respect of any such further conditions, if any, as the Local offence committed against, or any penalty incurred Authority think expedient, and shall be granted under, either of the Orders hereby revoked before to the person entitled to hold the sale (as owner the commencement of this Order. of a market, or as an auctioneer, or otherwise), Contraction of District. and shall specify the place where the sale is to be 5. The limits of the following District described held, and may authorize the holding of periodical in the Schedule to the Perthshire (Foot-and- sales on stated days, but may be renewed from Mouth Disease) Movement Order of 1892 dated time to time, and shall be published in such the fourteenth day of March, one thousand eight manner as the Local Authority consider best fitted hundred and ninety-two (namely),—a District to insure publicity for the same. comprising the county of Perth, and also com- (c.) If the Board of Agriculture are of opinion, prising the burgh of Perth,— out of which District with respect to any licence of a Local Authority cattle, sheep, goats, and swine are prohibited 'or a public sale of fat cattle, sheep, or swine from being moved except as in that Order men- under this Article, that the holding of the public tioned, are hereby contracted or altered so as only sale thereby licensed is inexpedient, or that the to include the District described in the Second icence is objectionable in any particular, and Schedule to this Order, and, as from the com-, direct the revocation thereof, the same shall there- mencement of this Order the said Perthshire Order upon cease to operate. of 1892' shall be read and have effect accordingly. Public or Private Sales, Fat or Store, without Exemption of the County of Perth from the Pro- Licence of Local Authority. visions of the Infected Districts Markets and 9. A public or private sale of cattle, sheep, or Fairs (Foot-and-Mouth Disease) Order 0/1892. swine, fat or store, may be held without a licence 6. The provisions of the Infected Districts of the Local Authority, in any case where the Markets and Fairs (Foot-and-Mouth Disease) ale is held in accordance with the following Order of 1892 dated the twenty-third day of ionditions (namely) : February, one thousand eight hundred and ninety- (i.) That the sale is held on a farm or premise? two, shall not apply to the District of the Local not in a Foot-and-Mouth Disease Infected Authority of the county of Perth, and the I Place: THE LONDON GAZETTE, APKIL 8, 1892. 2099

(ii.) That no animal on the farm or premises is (6.) If a head of cattle, or a sheep, or a pig is affected with foot-and-mouth-disease: not marked as required by this Order, the owner, (iii.) That the animal or each animal exposed consignee, or other person exposing the same, and. at the sale has been on the farm or premises the person for the time being in charge thereof, not less than fourteen clear days immediately and the purchaser thereof, and the person holding before the day on which the sale is held. the sale, and the auctioneer, if any, or other person Sales by Licence of the Board of Agriculture. conducting the sale, shall, each according to and 10. Without prejudice to the foregoing provi- in respect of his own acts and defaults, be deemed sions .and in addition thereto, a public or private guilty of an offence against the Act of 1878. sale of cattle, sheep, or swine, fat or store, may be (c.) If any person, with a view to unlawfully held in any circumstances, with a licence of the evade' or defeat the operation of this Order, by Board of Agriculture. clipping, or washing, or in any other manner, Saving. takes out, effaces, or obliterates, or attempts to •• 11. Nothing in this Order shall apply to a sale take out, efface, or obliterate, any mark clipped, of swine in any Swine-Fever Infected Area (for painted, or stamped on any cattle, sheep, or swine, which Area provision is made as regards public as required by this Order, the person doing the and private sales of swine by the Animals Order same, and the person causing, directing, or per- of 1886). mitting the same to be done, and the owner of Offences. the animal, and the person for the time being in 12.—(a.) If a public or private sale of cattle, charge thereof, shall, each according to and in sheep, or swine, fat or store, is held in contra- respect of his own acts and defaults, be deemed vention of this Order or of the conditions of a guilty of an offence against the Act of 1878. licence of the Local Authority or of the Board of (rf.) If a head of cattle, or a sheep, or a pig is Agriculture thereunder, the person holding the not slaughtered as required by this Order, the sale, and the occupier of the place or farm or person failing to cause the same to be so slaugh- premises where the sale is held, and the owner or tered shall be deemed guilty of ad offence against consignee of each animal exposed thereat, and the Act of 1878. the person exposing the same thereat, and the In witness wheroof the Board of Agriculture auctioneer, if any, or other person conducting the have hereunto set their Official Seal this sale, and the person, if any, taking entrance- seventh day of April, one thousand eight money or other payment for admission thereto, hundred and ninety-two. and the purchaser thereat of any animal, such last-mentioned person or such purchaser knowing the sale to be held in contravention as aforesaid, T. H. Elliott, shall, each according to and in respect of his own Secretary. acts and defaults, be deemed guilty of an offence against the Act of 1878.

FIRST SCHEDULE. Orders Revoked.

No. Date. Short Title. Extent of Revocation. • 1892. 4866 14 March The Scotland Markets and Fairs (Foot- The whole Order so far as it and-Mouth Disease) Order of 1892, is unrevoked No. 2 4889 26 March The Movement of Sheep (Scotland) So far as it relates to the Order of 1892 Burgh of Perth and to so much of the county of Perth as is not included in the District described in the Second Schedule to this Order

SECOND SCHEDULE. District to iv/iich this Order applies. A District comprising the parishes of Aberdalgie, Arngask, Auchterarder, Blackford, Dron, Dunbarney, Dunning, Findogask, Forgardenny, Forteviot, Glendevon, Madderty, Muckhart, Tibber- more, and Trinity Gask, in the county of Perth.

(PLEUBO-PNEUMONIA.) mises at No. 128, G-rundy-street, Poplar, in the By the Board of Agriculture. county of London, in the occupation of Mr. THE Board of Agriculture, by virtue and in Francis Jennings,—which was declared by Order exercise of the powers in them vested under the of the Board dated the twenty-fourth day of Board of Agriculture Act, 1889, and the Con- March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety- tagious Diseases (Animals) Acts, 1878 to 1890, two, to be a Place infected with pleuro-pneu- and of every other power enabling them in this .monia, is hereby declared to "be free from pleuro- behalf, do order, and it is hereby ordered, as pneumonia, and that Place shall, as from the follows: commencement of this Order, cease to be a Place 1. The following Place (namely),—the pre- infected with pleuro-pneumonia. 2100. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892.

2. This Order shall take effect from and imme- Thomas James Simpson (Crewe), Catherine diately after the eighth day of April, one thousand Mary Louisa Watkins (Abergavenny). eight, hundred and ninety-two. Postmen, James Grant Billett (Bourne- In witness whereof the Board of Agriculture mouth), Samuel Bromiley (Bolton), William have hereunto set their Official Seal this Jones (Oldham), Patrick Magee (Lame), seventh day of April, one thousand eight William Henry Osborne (Cardiff), James hundred and ninety-two. Charles Wilding (Ashford, Kent). Junior Town Postman, Southport, William Joseph Goodman Thompson. T. H. Elliott, April 6, 1892. Secretary. AFTER OPEN COMPETITION. Post Office: Female Clerk, London, Isabella Bruce Jardins. Civil Service Commission, April 8, 1892. Female Telegraph Learner,- London Postal Districts, Annie Louise Alder. THE following Candidates-have been certified Telegraph Learner, London Postal Districts, by the Civil Service Commissioners as qualified Walter John Underbill. for the appointments set against their respective names:— WITHOUT COMPETITION. April 4, 1892. Customs: Boatman, William George Geeves. AFTER LIMITED COMPETITION. Inland Revenue, Warehouseman, Walter Tunnell. Census Office, Ireland: Clerks, Walter George Portsmouth Dockyard: Shipwright, William Campbell, James Cogan, James Francis Conroy, Adolphus Warren. Frederick Townsend Gick. Prisons Department, England: Assistant Matron, WITHOUT COMPETITION. Alice Jane Butler. Prisons Department, England : Assistant Matron, Subordinate Officer, Division I, Charles Myra Furber. Henry Gerrett. Prisons Service, Ireland: Assistant Mairon, Post Office: Sorter, London, Archibald John Margaret Orr. Bird Thirtle. Post Office: Sorting Clerks and Telegraph Learners, Postman, London, Thomas William Calkin. Frederick William Bell (Sunderland), Agnes Sorting Clerks and Tele'graph Learners, Jane Derricourt (Birmingham), Florence Dug- William . Cartwright Cook (Wolverhampton), more (Birmingham), Archer Frederick Sparling Winifred Davies (Manchester), Mary Jane (Southern!), Herbert Yeates (Stafford). Paxton Gregson (Barnsley), James Holden Postmen, Frederick Charles Mountford (Old- (Soham), Elizabeth Anne Rowlands (Stam- ham), Acdrew Higgins Paterson (Denny). ford), Florence Emma Stapley (Farnham, UNDER CLAUSE VII OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL Surrey), Albert Edward Watts (Bristol). , OF 4TH JUNE, 1870. Postmen, Ernest Arthur Ansted (Birming- Colonial Office: Abstractor or Assistant Clerk, ham), George Edward Conibear (Ilfracombe), Alfred Henry Bridgman. Edward Feeny (Newcastle-on-Tyne), Walter Killingworth Hedges (), Samuel John Education Department: Assistant Clerk, William Hooper (Plymouth), Alexander McArthur Charles Dew. (Loch-gilphead), Alexander Somerville FOR REGISTRATION AS TEMPORARY BOY COPYIST. (Peebles). Michael Angelo Jones. UNDER CLAUSE VII OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL April 5, 1892. OF Jkra JUNE, 1870. WITHOUT COMPETITION. Boy Clerk, Donald John Kenway. British Museum: Attendants, Edward James Dredge, Lewis Charles Rudd. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. Inland Revenue: Warehouseman, Frank Bindon. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to s. 7 Portsmouth Dockyard : Smiths, George Mitchell (3) of 43 Viet., ch. 19 (Companies Act, 1880), Baker, Henry William Barnard, Edward John that at the expiration of three months from the Bartlett, Adolphus John Burden, John James date hereof the names of the undermentioned Ellison, Edwin Augustus Goble, William Henry Companies will, unless cause is shown to the con- Mortimore, Henry Nellthorpe, John Frederick trary, be struck off the Register, and the Com- Spanner, James Edward "William Tee, Alfred panies will be dissolved :— John Turner, George Benjamin Wallis, George * (NOTE.—An asterisk prefixed to a name sig- Watts, William Henry Winsor, William Solomon nifies that another Company with the same or a Wilkins, George Henry Woolgar. similar title is believed to be carrying on business Labourer, Daniel Ivors. at the present time.) Prisons Department, England, Subordinate Officer, Agricultural and Industrial AssociationLimited. Division /, William Thomas Smith. Ajaccian Land and Hotel Company Limited. Albert Silver & Copper Mining Company Office of Works: Park-Keeper in the Royal Parks, Limited. Michael Ryan. Alliance Agency Limited. Post Office: Postmen, London, Frederick Sylvester Alpha Road Cash Meat Supply Company Pavett, John Taylor. Limited. . Porters, London, George Robert Aabry, Alvarez Patent Life Raft, Jury Rudder and Harry Parker Shave. Sea Equipment Company Limited. Sorting ClerAs and Telegraph Learners, Ethel Amherst Club Property Company Limited. Maiy Banfield (Wimborne), William Halliday Argentine (Cerro Valle) Gold Fields Limited. (Ayr), John Charles Jones (Chester), Joseph " Arlington " Limited. McKnight (Liverpool), Fred Mitchell (Malton), Art Photographic Company Limited. William Napier (Ayr), William Pepperdine Australasian Automatic Selling Company (Grimsby), Frederick James Phillips Crewe), Limited. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APEJL 8, 1892. 2101

Australian Mining Syndicate Limited. Dromgoole and Company Limited. Australian Town and Country Land Mortgage Ducasse, Claveau & Company Limited. Company Limited. 'Dutch Hotels Company Limited. Automatic Electrical Apparatus Company " Eclipse " Electric Battery Company Limited. Limited. Effer's Patent Automatic Gas-Lighter Limited. Automatic Message Box Company Limited. Egyptian Bonded Warehouses Company Automatic Novelties Company Limited. Limited. Barry Foreign and Colonial Patent Manure Empire of India Trust and Agency Company .Syndicate Limited. Limited. Batavi'a and Holloway Mills Supply Co-opera- English and Scottish Land Corporation Limited. tion Limited. English Cannel Coal Company Limited. Batopilas Mining Company Limited. Enterprise Syndicate Limited. Beaconsfield "Water Works Company Limited. " Entertainment Gazette " Limited. Beeston Humber Cycle Manufacturing Com- Essex Press Company Limited. pany Limited. Essex Sanitary Steam Laundry Company Bernard Club Company Limited. Limited. Bingera Diamond Fields Limited. Fericsel (Transylvania) Gold-Field Limited. Black Ball Coal Company Limited. Fire Extinguishing Company (Lewis's Patent) Blaydon Constitutional Working Men's Club Limited. Company Limited. French Guayana Exploration Syndicate Box and Packing Case Manufacturing Company Limited. Limited. French Simplex Type-Writer Limited. Bridlingtion Quay Pier Company Limited. Freshwater, and Totland Bay Gas Company Brighton Aerated Waters Company Limited. Limited. British-American and Foreign Agency Limited. Fulham and Walham Green Baths Company .-British and Colonial Pure Alcohol Company Limited. Limited. Garston Club Limited. British Guano Company Limited. Globe Advertising Company Limited. Bronchialyne Tonicon Company Limited. Goodwood-On-Sea Company Limited. Calaveras Gold Fields and Water Company Goole Money Club Limited. Limited. Governor Group Limited. Californiau. Gold Syndicate Limited. *Grabham and Company Limited. Cambridge Freehold Land Society Limited. Gun Improvements Syndicate Limited. Capital and Counties Insurance Company Hafod-y-Wern Estate and Slarte Company Limited. Limited. Carbon Food - Preserving Safe Company Hampton's " Special" Ingot Steel Company Limited. Limited. Cardiff Evening Newspaper Company Limited. Harrison-Massage Establishment Limited. Castlemaine Gold Mines Limited. Haslingden Carriage Company Limited. Central Charters Towers Gold Mining Com- Hastings' Trust Investment Fund Limited. pany Limited. Havana Cigar Company Limited. Chamberlain Explosives Syndicate1 Limited. Henry Lamplough's Rice Starch Company Charles A. Gillig's United States Exchange Limited. Limited. Hercules Dredge Company Limited. " Chell Colliery Company Limited. ' Hexaglot Bible Association Limited. City and Counties Advertising Company Higginbottom and Stuart Limited. Limited. Hilda Steamship Mutual Insurance Associa- City of Chieti Waterworks Company Limited. tion Limited. •City of Maceio Waterworks Corporation Limited. Hindley Manufacturing Company Limited. * Civil Service Bank Limited (registered 2nd Home & Export Screw-Cork Bottling Com- January, 1891). pany Limited. Club Buildings and Furnishing Company Horse-Shoe Mining Company Limited. Limited. Humber Cycle Company Limited. Combined Weighing and Advertising Machine Humber Manufacturing Company Limited. Company Limited. Hyde Park Court Limited. Commercial News Company Limited. Hydraulic Rapid Boring Company Limited. . Consignors' Protection and Insurance Associa- Hygienic Sea-Bathing Machine Company tion Limited. - Limited. Constitutional Mortgage Corporation Limited. Imperial Springs of Germany and Natural Cordage Company Limited. Mineral Water Company Limited. Corgo Gold and Antimony Mines Limited. . Impermeable Everclean Collar and Cuff Com- Cornubian Manufacturing Company Limited. pany Limited. Cowood & Company Limited. Improved Patent Ivory Company Limited. *Croydon and District Electric Lighting Com- International News Association Limited. pany Limited. International Press Company Limited. Cwmfynhadog Slate and Slab Quarry Company International Union Bank Limited. r Limited. "Invisible" Trouser Stretcher Company . D. C. Greeu Ventilating and Engineering Limited. Company Limited. Ipswich Baths Company Limited. Dan O'Conneli Gold Mining Company Limited. Iron Mask Gold and Silver Mining Company ' Davies' Self Polishing Cloth and Soap Com- Limited. pany Limited. J. Frazer and Co. Limited, Derby Press Catholic Printing and Publishing Jersey Produce Company Limited. Company Limited. * " Johannis " Company Limited. " Diampnd Street" Working Men's Club Com- Johore Company Limited. pany Limited. „ Joseph Mack Austrian Pine Products Company Drapers Company Limited. Limited. 2102 THE LONDON 6A2ETTE, APBIL 8, 1892.

Jubilee Balloon Company Limited. R. Bramwell & Co. Limited. La Croix des Gardes, Cannes, Limited. Ravenswood (Queensland) Mining and Reduc- Lake and Company Limited. tion Company Limited. Lancashire Printing and Publishing Company Registering Check Company Limited. Limited. , Rendle and Company Limited. Lancaster Steam Packet Company Limited. .. Residential Clubs Company Limited.' Licensed Victuallers' Mortgage Association Ripon Division Conservative Newspaper Com- Limited. pany Limited. Liverpool New Mersey Club Company Limited. Robinson's Patent Fire-proof Cement Company London Credit Bank Limited. Limited. London Property Trust Limited. Roorkee Foundry and Engineering Company London Reversionary and G-eneral Finance Limited. Company Limited. " Roosen " Food Preserving Company Limited. London Scottish Mercantile Investment Trust Rosebery Club Company Limited. and Agency Limited. " Rose " Primary Battery Company Limited. Los Arboles Gold Mines Limited. Rotunda Club Company -Limited. M. J. Rowley & Co. Limited. Rubinat-Condal Limited. Machine Decorating Biscuit and Confectionery Safety Plate Glass Insurance Company Limited. Company Limited. Salt Boring Company Limited. Magnetic Bell and Signal Company Limited. San Acasio Mining and Freehold Estate Com- Malaga Waterworks Limited. pany Limited. Mercer and Company Limited. Sanitary/Patents Company Limited. Merry vale Company Limited. " Santa Maria " Steamship Company Limited. Metallic Sulphides Reduction Company (Holl- Scarborough and North of England College way's Patents) Limited. Company Limited. Metropolitan Carriage Company Limited. Scottish Mortgage Insurance Company Limited* Metropolitan Furniture Company Limited. Securite Explosives Company Limited. Millsteads Mill Company Limited. Sherwood Money Club Limited. Mobbs Estate Company Limited. •"Shrewsbury Cab Company Limited.. Modern Stained Glass Company Limited. Sigma Syndicate Limited. Mohegan and Gold Flat Mines Limited. Singapore, Straits Settlements and Siam Elec- Monroe Gold Mine Limited. trical Company Limited. Mont de Piete of London and Great Britain South African Improvement Company Limited. Limited. South-Eastern Countiej Racecourse Company Montebello Portuguese Claret Company Limited. Limited. Music Hall Artistes' Association Limited. Southern Farmers' Meat Supply Agency Mutual Social Club Company Limited. Limited. National Coal Company Limited. South-Florida Garden-Farms Limited. National Flax Syndicate Limited. South Friedman's Syndicate Limited. Nevada Providence Gold Mines Limited. South India Ship Canal, Port and Coaling New Electric Liuht Syndicate Limited. Station Limited. New Froghall Hay House Hydrate-Iron and South Mexican Gold and Silver Mines Limited. Coal Company Limited. - Spanish Agency Limited. New Hampshire Gold Company Limited. Spanish Mines Exploration Syndicate Limited. New South Roman Gravels Mining Company Star and Garter Hotel, Richmond, Limited. Limited. Stay, Corset and Clothing Company Limited. Noble Manufacturing Company Limited. Stock Exchange Contract Company Limited. No. 1 North Pho3:ux Gold Mining Company Strand Publishing Company Limited. Limited. Surinam (Dutch Guayana) Consolidated Gold North Borneo Land and Saw Mills Company Mining Company Limited. Limited. Tasmanian Creek Tin Mining Company Limited. North British and London Stock Exchange Traders' Advertisement Printing Company Company Limited. Limited. ' North Cornish (Australia) Gold Mining Com- Transvaal Mines Development Association pany Limited. Limited. Northern Syndicate Limited. Tutbury Cattle Sales Company Limited. North of Italy Steam Tramways Limited. Tyrer £ Company Limited. North Roman Gravels Limited. Union Match Company Limited. North Staffordshire Wine and Spirit Company United Kingdom Tobogganing Company Limited. Limited. Norway Pure Lake Ice Company Limited. United Railway and Steamship Official Guides Ossidine (Cole's Patent) Limited. Company Limited. Ottoman Electric Works Company Limited. Upper Clapton and Stamford Hill Lawn Tennis Otto Patent Tyre and Wheel Company Limited. arid Swimming Club Company Limited. Pant-y-Buarth Lead Mining Company Limited. Patent Motive Power Company Limited. Victoria Jubilee Gold Mining Company Limited. Paumben Land Limited. "Walton Mineral Water Company Limited. Perfume Automatic Supply Company Limited. Wellington Woollen Manufacturing and Dye- Pertwee, Gray & Company Limited. ing Company Limited. Petty '& Compy. Limited. . Wensley Fold (Blackburn) Spinning and Cot- Poole Steam Towing and Fishing Company ton-Manufacturing Company Limited. Limited. Western District Accident Insurance Company Powhalan Coal Company Limited. "Limited. Property Investors Trust and Advance Com- Westinghouse Engine Company Limited. pany Limited. -Catorce Syndicate Company Provincial Alhambra Company Limited. Limited. Pwllheli Development Association Limited. Westminster Contract Corporation Limited. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2103

West of England Fish Curing and Fish and fourpence, which has been paid to us in Trading Company Limited. favour of the vicarage of Farewell, in the county Wexford Steamship Company Limited. of Stafford, and in the diocese of Lichfield, and Wolstanton Liberal Club Company Limited. in respect of which we have agreed to pay to the Yorkshire Free Press Company Limited. Incumbent of the same vicarage, and to his Youths' Literature Company Limited. successors, a yearly sum of twenty pounds, do J. S. Purcell, hereby, in pursuance of the Act of the twenty- Registrar of Joint Stock Companies. ninth and thirtieth years of Her Majesty, chapter Companies' Registration Office, one hundred and eleven, section five, grant to Somerset House, London, W.C. the Incumbent of the said vicarage of Farewell, 8th April, 1892. and to his successors, to meet such benefaction, one other yearly sum or stipend of twenty pounds, WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for such yearly sum or stipend to be payable out of England, in consideration of a benefaction con- the common fund under our control, and to be sisting of one thousand pounds sterling, which has calculated as from the nineteenth day of March, been paid to us in favour of the vicarage of in the year one thousand eight hundred and Saint Philip, Buckingham Palace-road, in the ninety-two, and to be receivable in equal half- county of Middlesex, and in the diocese of Lon- yearly portions, on the first day of May and on don, do hereby, in pursuance of the Act of the the first day of November in each and every year: twenty-ninth and thirtieth years of Her Majesty, Provided always, that if at any time lands, tithes, chapter one hundred and eleven, sections five and or other hereditaments sufficient, in our opinion, eleven, grant and appropriate out of our common to produce the yearly sum or stipend so payable fund to the said vicarage of Saint Philip, Buck- out of our common fund, as lastly herein-mentioned, ingham Palace-road, to meet such benefaction, or any part thereof, shall be annexed by us to the one capital sum of seven hundred pounds said vicarage, in substitution for such yearly sum sterling, to be applicable towards defraying the or stipend, or for such part thereof, our liability cost of providing a parsonage or house of resi- for the payment of such yearly sum or stipend, or dence for the said vicarage, according to plans of such part thereof, as the case may be, shall and a specification approved or to be approved thereupon and thereafter cease and determine. by us, such capital sum, or the balance thereof In witness whereof, we have hereunto set unapplied to such purpose, to remain in the our common seal, this thirty-first day of meantime in our hands at interest after the March, in the year one thousand eight rate of two pounds and ten shillings per centum hundred and ninety-two. per annum, and such interest to be paid to the (L.S.) Incumbent for the time being of the said vicarage WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for of Saint Philip, Buckingham Palace-road. England, in consideration of a benefaction of In witness whereof, we have hereunto set seven hundred pounds sterling, which-has been paid our common seal, this thirty-first day of to us in favour of the vicarage of Fulford, in the March, in the year one thousand eight county of York, and in the diocese of York, and hundred and nmely-two. in respect of which we have agreed to pay to the (L.S.) Incumbent of the same vicarage, and to his suc- WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for cessors, a yearly sum of twenty-one pounds, do England, in consideration of a benefaction of hereby, in pursuance of the Act of the twenty- seven hundred pounds sterling which has been paid ninth and thirtieth years of Her Majesty, chapter to us in favour of the vicarage of Saint Wilfrid, one hundred and eleven, section five, grant out of Cuckfield, in the county of Sussex, and in the our common fund to the said vicarage of Fulford, diocese of Ghichester, and in respect of which to meet such benefaction, one other capital sum of we have agreed to pay to the Incumbent of the seven hundred pounds, in respect of which, so long same vicarage, and to his successors, a yearly as the same capital sum, or any part thereof, shall sum of twenty-one pounds, do hereby, in pursuance remain in our hands, there shall be paid by us to of the Act of the twenty-ninth and thirtieth the Incumbent for the time being of the said years of Her Majesty, chapter one hundred and vicarage one other yearly sum of twenty-one eleven, section five, grant out of our common fund pounds, or such part thereof as shall be propor- to the said vicarage of Saint Wilfrid, Cuckfield, to tionate to any balance of the same capital sum meet such benefaction, one other capital sum of which shall so remain in our hands, such lastly- seven hundred pounds, in respect of which, so long mentioned yearly payment to commence as from as the same capital sum, or any part thereof, shall the date of the publication of these presents in the remain in our hands, there shall be paid by us to London Gazette, and to be receivable in equal the Incumbent for the time being of the said half-yearly portions, on the first day of May and vicarage one other yearly sum of twenty-one the first day of November in each and every year. pounds, or such part thereof as shall be propor- Jn witness whereof, we have hereunto set tionate to any balance of the same capital sum our common seal, this thirty-first day which shall so-remain in our hands ; such lastly- of March, in the year one thousand mentioned yearly payment to commence as from eight hundred and ninety-two. the date of the publication of these presents in (L.S.) the London Gazette, and to be receivable in equal WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for • half-yearly portions, on the first day of May and England, in consideration of a benefaction of four the first day of November in each and every year. hundred pounds sterling, which has been paid to Jn witness whereof, we have hereunto set us in favour of the vicarage of Saint Mary, our common seal, this thirty-first day of Halifax, in the county of York, and in the diocese March, in the year one thousand eight of , and in respect of which we have hundred and ninety-two. agreed to pay to the Incumbent of the same (L.S.) vicarage, and to his successors, a yearly sum of WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for twelve pounds, do hereby, in pursuance of the Act England, in consideration of a benefaction of of the tAventy-ninth and thirtieth years of Her six hundred and sixty-six pounds thirteen shillings Majesty, chapter one hundred and eleven, section No. 26276. D 2104. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. five, grant out of .our common fund to the said interest to be paid to the Incumbent for the time vicarage of Saint Mary, Halifax, to meet such being of the said vicarage of Emmanuel, . benefaction, one other capital sum of four hundred In witness whereof, we have hereunto set pounds, in respect of which, so long as the same our common seal, this thirty-first day of capital sum, or any part thereof, shall remain in March, in the year one thousand eight our hands, there shall be paid by us to the Incum- hundred and ninety-two. bent for the time being of the said vicarage one (L.S.) other yearly sum of twelve pounds, or such part WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for thereof as shall be proportionate to any balance England, in consideration of a benefaction of of the same capital sum which shall so remain one thousard pounds sterling, which has been paid in (our hands; such lastly-mentioned yearly pay- to us in favour of the consolidated chapelry and ment to commence as from the date of the publi- benefice of Saint Stephen, Flowery Field, Newton, cation of. these presents in the London Gazette, in the county of Chester, and in the diocese of and to be receivable in equal half-yearly portions, Chester, and in respect of which we have agreed on the first day of May and the first day of to pay to the Incumbent of the same consolidated November in each an'd every year. chapelry'and benefice and to his successors, a In witness whereof, we have hereunto set yearly sum of thirty pounds, do hereby, in pur- our common seal this thirty-first day of suance of the Act of the twenty-ninth and thir- March, in the year one thousand eight tieth years of Her Majesty, chapter one hundred hundred and ninety-two. . • and eleven, section five, grant out of .our common (L.S.) fund to the said consolidated chapelry and bene- fice of Saint Stephen, Flowery Field, Newton, to WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for meet such benefaction, one capital sum of seven England, in consideration of a benefaction of hundred pounds, in respect of which, so long as two hundred pounds sterling, which has been paid the same capital sum, or any part thereof, shall to us in favour of the vicarage of Saint James, remain in our hands, there shall be paid by us to Higher Sutton, otherwise Sutton, in the county the Incumbent for the time being of the said of Chester, and in the diocese of Chester, and consolidated chapelry • and benefice, one yearly in respect of which we have agreed to pay to sura of twenty-one pounds, or such part thereof, the Incumbent of the same vicarage, and to his as shall be proportionate to any balance of the successors, a yearly sum of six pounds, do hereby, same capital sum which shall so remain in our in pursuance of the Act of the twenty-ninth and hands; such lastly-mentioned yearly payment to thirtieth years of Her Majesty, chapter one commence as from the date of the publication of hundred and eleven, section five, grant out of these presents in the London Gazette, and to be our common fund to the said vicarage of Saint receivable in equal half-yearly portions, on the James, Higher Sutton, otherwise Sutton, to meet first day of May and the first day of November such benefaction, one other capital sum of two' in each and every year. hundred pounds, in respect of which, so long as In witness whereof, we have hereunto set the same capital sum, or any part thereof, shall our common seal, this thirty-first day of remain in our hands, there shall be paid by us March, in the year one thousand eight to the Incumbent for the time being of the said hundred and ninety-two. vicarage one other yearly-sum of six pounds, or (L.S.) such part thereof as shall be proportionate to any balance of the same capital sum which shall WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for so remain in our hands ; such lastly-mentioned England, in consideration of a benefaction of four yearly payment to commence as from the date of hundred iind fifty pounds sterling, which has been the publication of these presents in the London paid to us in favour of the

WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for. yearly sum of three pounds and six shillings, do England, in consideration of a benefaction of hereby, in pursuance of the Act of the twenty- one thousand pounds sterling, which has been ninth and thirtieth years of Her Majesty, chapter paid to us in favour of the consolidated ehapelry one hundred and eleven, section five, grant out and benefice of Saint Mark, Newtown, Pember- of our common fund to the said vicarage of Saint ton, in the county of Lancaster, and in the Augustine, Scissett, to meet such benefaction, one diocese of Liverpool, and in respect of which we other capital sum of one hundred and ten pounds, have agreed to pay to the Incumbent of the same in respect of which, so long as the same capital consolidated ehapelry and benefice, and to his sum, or any part thereof, shall remain in our successors, a yearly sum of thirty pounds, do hands, there shall be paid by us to the Incumbent hereby, in pursuance of the Act of the twenty- for the time being of the said vicarage, one other ninth and thirtieth years of Her Majesty, chapter yearly sum of three pounds and six shillings, or one hundred and eleven, section five, grant out of such part thereof as shall be proportionate to any oar common fund to the said consolidated chapelry balance of the same capital sum which shall so and benefice of Saint Mark; Newtown, Pember- remain in our hands, such lastly-mentioned yearly ton, to meet such benefaction, one capital sum of payment to commence as from the date of the seven hundred pounds, in respect of which, so publication of these presents in the London long as the same capital sum, or any part thereof, Gazette, and to bo receivable in equal half-yearly shall remain in our hands, there shall be paid by portions, on the first day of May and the first day us to the Incumbent for the time being of the of November in each and every year.' said consolidated chapelry and benefice, one In witness whereof, we have hereunto set yearly sum of twenty-one pounds, or such o\ir common seal, this thirty-first day of part thereof, as shall be proportionate to any March, in the year one thousand eight balance of the same capital sum which shall so hundred and ninety-two. remain in our hands ; such lastly-mentioned (L.S.) yearly payment to commence as from the date of the publication of these presents in the London WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Gazette, and to be receivable in equal half- England, in consideration of a benefaction of yearly portions on the first day of May and the three hundred pounds sterling, which has been first day of November in each and every year. paid to us in favour of the vicarage of Saint In witness whereof, we have hereunto set Stephen, Selly Hill, in the county of Worcester, our common seal, this thirty-first day of and in the diocese of Worcester, and in respect March, in the year one thousand eight of which we have agreed to pay to the Incumbent hundred and ninety-two. of the same vicarage, and to his successors, a yearly sum of nine pounds, do hereby, in pur- OLS.) suance of the Act of the twenty-ninth and WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for thirtieth years of Her' Majesty, chapter one hun- England, in consideration of a benefaction of one dred and eleven, section five, grant out of our hundred and fifteen pounds sterling, which has been common fund to the said vicarage .of Saint paid to us in favour of the vicarage of Purston- Stephen, Selly Hill, to meet such benefaction, one cum-South Featherstone, in the county of York, other capital sum of three hundred pounds, in and in the diocese of York, and in respect of which respect of which, so long as the same capital sum, we have agreed .to pay to the Incumbent of the or any part thereof, shall remain in our hands, same vicarage, and to his successors, a,yearly sum there shall be paid by us to the Incumbent for the of three pounds and nine shillings, do hereby, in time being of the said vicarage, one other yearly pursuance of the Act of the twenty-ninth and sum 'of nine pounds, or such part thereof as ' thirtieth years of Her Majesty, chapter one shall be proportionate to any balance of the same hundred and eleven, section five, grant out of our capital sum which shall so remain in our hands, common fund to the said vicarage of Purston- such lastly-mentioned yearly payment to com- cum-South Featherstone, to meet such benefaction, mence as from the date of the publication of one other capital sum of one hundred and fifteen these presents in the London Gazette, and to pounds, in respect of which, so long as the same be receivable in equal half-yearly portions, on capital sum, or any part thereof, shall remain the first day of May and the first day of Novem- in our hands, there shall be paid by us to the ber in each and every year. Incumbent for the time being of the said vicarage, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set one other yearly sum of three pounds and nine our common seal, this thirty-first day of shillings, or such part thereof, as shall be pro- March, in the year one thousand eight portionate to any balance of the same capital sum hundred and ninety-two. which shall' so remain in our hands ; such lastly- (L.S.) mentioned yearly payment to commence as from the date of the publication of these presents in the WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for London Gazette, and to be receivable in,equal England, in consideration of a benefaction of one half-yearly portions on the first day of May and hundred and sixty pounds sterling, which has the first day of November in each and every year. been paid to us in favour of the vicarage pf Saint In witness whereof, we have hereunto set George, Sowerby, in the county of York, and in the our common seal, this thirty-first day of diocese of Wakefield, and in respect of which we March, in the year one thousand eight have agreed to pay to the Incumbent of the same hundred and ninety-two. vicarage and to his successors, a yearly sum of (L.S.) ' four pounds sixteen shillings, do hereby, in pur- suance of the Act of the twenty-ninth and thir- WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for tieth years of Her Majesty, chapter one hundred England, in consideration of a benefaction of and eleven, section five, grant out of our common one hundred and ten pounds sterling, which has fund to the said vicarage of Saint George, been paid to us in favour of the vicarage of Saint Sowerby, to meet such benefaction, one other Augustine, Scissett, in the county of York, and capital sum of one hundred and sixty pounds, in in the diocese of Wakefield, and in respect of respect of which, so long as the same capital. which we have agreed to pay to the Incumbent sum, or any part thereof, shall remain in our- of the same vicarage, and to his successors, a hands, there shall be paid by us to the Incumbent" D 2 2106 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APETL 8, 1892,

for the time being of the said vicarage, one other time being of the said benefice of the Holy yearly sum of four pounds sixteen shillings, or Innocents, Tuck Hill. such part thereof as shall be proportionate to any In witness whereof, we have hereunto set balance of the same capital sum which shall so our common seal, this thirty-first day of remain in our hands, such lastly-mentioned yearly March, in the year one thousand eight payment to commence as from the date of the hundred and ninety-two. publication of these presents in the London (L.S.) Gazette, and to be receivable in equal half-yearly WE, the Eccleasiastical Commissioners for portions, on the first day of May and the first day England, in consideration of a benefaction of of November in each and every year. • seven hundred pounds sterling, which has been In witness whereof, we have hereunto set paid to us in favour of the vicarage of Saint our common seal, this thirty-first day of Paul, Westleigh, in the county of Lancaster, and March, in the year one thousand eight in the diocese of Manchester, and in respect of hundred and ninety-two. which we have agreed to pay to the Incumbent of (L.S.) the same vicarage, and to his successors, a yearly sum of twenty-one pounds, do hereby, in pursu- WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for ance of the Act of the twenty-ninth and thirtieth England, in consideration of a benefaction of years of Her Majesty, chapter one hundred and two hundred pounds sterling, which has been paid eleven, section five, grant out of our common to us in favour of the consolidated chapelry and fund to the said vicarage of Saint Paul, West- benefice of Saint John the Divine, Thorpe, in the leigh, to meet such benefaction, one other capital county of York, and in the diocese of Wakefield, sum of seven hundred pounds, in respect of and in respect of which we have agreed to pay which, so long as the same capital sum, or any to the Incumbent of the same consolidated part thereof, shall remain in our hands, there chapelry and benefice, and to his successors, a shall be paid by us to the Incumbent for the yearly sum of six pounds, do hereby, hi pursuance time being of the said vicarage one other yearly of the Act of the twenty-ninth and thirtieth sum of twenty-one pounds, or such part thereof years of Her Majesty, chapter one hundred and as shall be proportionate to any balance of the eleven, section five, grant out of our common same capital sum which shall so remain in our fund to the said consolidated chapelry and benefice hands ; such lastly-mentioned yearly payment to of-Saint John the Divine, Thorpe, to meet such commence as from the date of the publication of benefaction, one other capital sum of two hundred these presents in the London Gazette, and to be pounds, in respect of which, so long as the same receivable in equal half-yearly portions on the capital sum, or any part thereof, shall remain in first day of May and the first day of November our hands, there shall be paid by us to the in each and every year. Incumbent for the time being of the said consoli- In witness whereof we have hereunto set dated chapelry and benefice one other yearly sum our common seal, this thirty-first day of of six pounds, or such part thereof as shall be March, in the year one thousand eight proportionate to any balance of the same capital hundred and ninety-two. sum which shall so remain in our hands, such (L.S.) lastly-mentioned yearly payment to commence as from the date of the publication of these presents WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for in the London Gazette, and to be receivable in England, in consideration of a benefaction con- equal half-yearly portions, on the first day of sisting of a sum of two hundred pounds sterling, May and the first day of November in each and which has been paid to us in favour of the con- every year. solidated chapelry and benefice (hereinafter called In witness whereof, we have hereunto s*et the said benefice) of Saint Aidan, West Hartle- our common seal, this thirty-first day of pool, in the county of Durham, and in the diocese March, in the year one thousand eight of Durham, do hereby, in pursuance of the Act hundred and ninety-two. of the twenty-ninth and thirtieth years of Her (L.S.) Majesty, chapter one hundred and eleven, sections five and eleven, grant and appropriate out of our , WE, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for common fund to the said benefice of Saint Aidan, England, in consideration of a benefaction con-: West Hartlepool, to meet such benefaction, one sis ting of a sum of two hundred pounds sterling, other capital sum of two hundred pounds sterling, which has been paid lo us in favour of the to be applicable towards defraying the cost of pro- consolidated chapelry and benefice (hereinafter viding a parsonage or house of residence for the called the. said benefice) of the Holy Innocents, said benefice, according to plans and a specifica- Tuck Hill, situate partly in the county of Salop, tion approved or to be approved by us, such and partly in the county of Stafford, and in the capital sum, or the balance thereof unapplied to diocese of Hereford, do hereby, in pursuance of such purpose, to remain in the meantime in our the Act of the twenty-ninth and thirtieth years hands at interest after the rate of two pounds of Her Majesty, chapter one hundred and eleven, and ten shillings per centum per annum, and sections five and eleven, grant and appropriate out such interest to be paid to the Incumbent for . of our common fund to the said benefice of the the time being of the said benefice of Saint Aidan, Holy Innocents, Tuck Hill, to meet such bene- West Hartlepool. faction, one other capital sum of two hundred In witness whereof, we have hereunto set pounds sterling, to be applicable towards defray- our common seal, this thirty-first day of > ing the cost of providing stables, and of executing March, in the year one thousand eight other works in connection with the house of resi- hundred and ninety-two. dence of the said benefice, according to plans and : (L.S.) a specification approved or to be approved by us, INSTRUMENT substituting the New Church such capital sum, or the balance thereof unapplied of Saint Helen and All Saints, situate within to such purpose, to remain in the meantime in our the parish of West Beckham with the parish of hands at interest after the rate of two pounds and East Beckham annexed, in the county of ten shillings per centum per annum, and such Norfolk, and in the diocese of , for interest to be paid to the Incumbent for the the Old Church of All Saints (now pulled THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2107

down), hitherto being the parish church of the the said old parish church (dedicated to All Saints said parish of West Beckham with the parish as aforesaid) of the said parish of West Beckham of East Beckham annexed. with the parish of East Beckham annexed, or of To all to whom these presents shall come, or belonging to the Vicar or Incumbent thereof, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Eng- to the (Said new church of Saint Helen and All land send greeting: Saints (now being by virtue of these presents WHEREAS a new church has.lately been built the parish church of the said parish of West within the parish of West Beckham with the Beckham with the parish of East Beckham parish of East Beckham annexed, in the county annexed) and to the Vicar or Incumbent thereof of Norfolk, and in the , and and his successors for ever. has been consecrated and dedicated to Saint In witness whereof to these presents we Helen and All Saints. the said Ecclesiastical Commissioners And whereas the Honourable and Right for England have set our common seal, Reverend John Thomas, Bishop of the said and tlie said John Thomas, Bishop of diocese of Norwich, as such Bishop, and the the said diocese of Norwich, has set his Very -Reverend William Lefroy, Doctor in hand and affixed his Episcopal seal, Divinity, Dean of the Cathedral Church of and the said Dean and ' Chapter Norwich, acting also on behalf of the Chapter of of the Cathedral Church of Norwich the same Cathedral Church, and Frederick Howe have affixed their Capitular Seal, and Lind?ey Bacon Windham, tof Hanworth Hall, in the said -Frederick Howe Lindsey Bacon the said county of Norfolk, as the Patrons of Windham and Edward Catmur Jervis the United Benefice of West Beckham and East have respectively set their hands and Beckham, and the Reverend Edward Catmur affixed their seals this fourteenth day Jervis, Clerk in Holy Orders, as the Vicar or of January, in the year one thousand Incumbent of the same united benefice, have, by eight hundred and ninety-two. an instrument under their hands, bearing date on Seal of the Ecclesiastical or about the twenty-eighth day of November, in Commissioners. (L.S.) the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety- John T. Norwich. (L.S.) one, certified to us, the said Ecclesiastical Commis- Dean and Chapter of sioners for England, that it would be for the Norwich. (L.S.) convenience of the said parish of West Beckham Fr. How Windham. (L.S.) with the parish of East Beckham annexed, that Edic. C. Jervis. (L.S.) the said new Church of Saint Helen and All Saints, situate within the parish of West Beck- ham, should be substituted for the old parish Registration of Births and Deaths. church (dedicated to All Saints) of the parish NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of West Beckham with the parish of East Beck- of the provisions of the twenty-first section of an ham annexed. Act passed in the thirty-eighth year of the reign Now, therefore, we, the said Ecclesiastical of Her present Majesty, intituled "The Births Commissioners for England, in exercise and exe- and Deaths Registration Act, 1874," I, Sir cution of the power or authority in that behalf Brydges Powell' Henniker, Bart., Registrar- contained in the Act of the eighth and ninth years General of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in of Her present Majesty, chapter seventy, and in England, have, with the sanction of the Local the Act of the nineteenth and twentieth years of Government Board, ordered and declared that on Her said Majesty, chapter fifty-five, and of all and after the 1st day of May next, the parishes of other powers or authorities in anywise enabling Aldham, Chappel", and Great, Tey, now in the us in the same behalf, do, by this instrument Fordham Sub-District, shall be transferred to the under our common seal, with the consents (testified Stanway Sub-District, and that the existing Sub- as hereinafter mentioned) of the said John District of Dedhatn shall be amalgamated with the Thomas, Bishop of the said diocese of Norwich, remaining portion of the Fordham Sub-District, and of the said Dean and Chapter of the all in the District of Lexden, for registration Cathedral Church of Norwich, and of the said purposes.—Witness my hand this 7th day of Frederick Howe Lindsey Bacon Windham, and April, 1892. of the said Edward Catmur Jervis, hereby declare Brydges P. Henniker^ Registrar- General. that the said new church of Saint Helen and All General Register Office, Saints, situate within the said parish of West Somerset House, London. Beckham with the parish -of East Beckham annexed, and duly consecrated as aforesaid, shall be and the same is hereby substituted for the In Parliament.— Session 1892. said old parish church (dedicated to AH Saints as London and India Docks Joint Committee: aforesaid) of the said parish of West Beckham (Amendment of Section 51 of London and Saint with the parish of East Beckham annexed, and Katharine and East and West India Docks that such new church shall henceforth be the Act, 1888 ; Power to either of the two Com- parish church of the said parish of West Beck- panies to provide Capital for purposes of the ham with the parish of East Beckham annexed, Undertaking of the other of them ; Payment of in lieu of the said old parish church of All Saints, Interest on such Capital and of Costs of Act by as fully in all respects as if the said new church Joint Committee). of Saint Helen, and All Saints, so hereby sub- OTICE is hereby given, that application is stituted, had been originally the parish church of N being made to Parliament in the present the said parish of West Beckham with the parish session for leave to introduce a Bill to. remove of East Beckham annexed. doubts as to the meaning and interpretation of And we, the said Ecclesiastical Commissioners section (51) of the London and Saint Katharine for England, in further pursuance and exercise and East and West India Docks Act, 1888 (here- of the powers and authorities aforesaid, and with inafter called " the Act of J 888,") and to amend such consents as aforesaid (testified as hereinafter ;hat section, and to enable either the London and mentioned), do hereby transfer all the endow- Saint Katharine Docks Company or the East and ments, emoluments, and rights of or belonging to West India Dock Company to provide on terms 2108 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. to be agreed or to be prescribed by the Bill the for solemnizing marriages therein, pursuant to the capital required from time to time for enlarge- Act of 6th and 7th Wm. 4, cap. 85.—Witness my ments of or additions to the Undertaking of the hand this 1st day of April, 1892. other of such Companies, and to enable the Joint WM. PULLEY, Superintendent Registrar. Committee, constituted by the Act of 1888, out OTICE is hereby given, that a separate of the moneys in their hands, to pay to the N building, named Mount Tabor Primitive Company providing such capital interest upon Methodist Chapel, situate at King-street, Hoyland such capital, and the costs, charges, and expenses Nether, in the parish of Hoyland Nether, in the of and incident to the preparing ibr, obtaining, county of York, in the district of Barnsley, being and passing of the intended Act, or otherwise in a building certified according to law as a place relation thereto, and to vary or extinguish all of religious worship, was, on the 5th day of April, rights and privileges which would interfere with 1892, duly registered for solemnizing marriages the objects- of the intended Act, and to confer therein, pursuant to the Act of 6th and 7th Wm. other rights and privileges. 4, cap. 85, being substituted for the Primitive Printed copies of the Bill will be deposited in Methodist Chapel, Hoyland Nether, now disused. the Private Bill Office of the House of Commons —Witness my hand this 5th day of April, 1892. if and so soon as the necessary leave of the House WM. P. BAMFORTH, Deputy Superinten- of Commons for that purpose has been obtained. dent Registrar. Dated this 7th day of April, 1892. E. F. TURNER, 101, Leadenhall-street, E.G., Solicitor for the Bill. In the High Court of Justice.,—Chancery Division. REES and FRERE, 13, Great George-street, Mr. Justice Kekewich. Westminster, Parliamentary Agents. In the Matter of the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1890, and in the Matter of Louis S. Cohen Limited. OTICE is hereby given, that a separate Y an Order made by Mr. Justice Kekewich, N building, named Beulah, situate at Aber- 1 in the above matter, dated the 1st day of aman, Aberdare, in the parish of Aberdare, in April, 1892, on the petition of the London Bank- the county of Glamorgan, in the district of ing and Assets Corporation Limited, of 32, New Merthyr Tydfil, being a building certified accord- Bridge-street, in the city of London, it was ing to law as a place of religious worship, was,, ordered that the voluntary winding up of the on the 29th day of March, 1892, duly registered abovenamcd Louis S. Cohen Limited, be continued, for solemnizing marriages therein, pursuant to but subject to the supervision of the Court, and the Act of 6th and 7th Wm. 4, cap. 85.—Witness any of the proceedings under the said voluntary my hand this 29th day of March, 1892. winding up might be adopted as the Judge should FRANK T. JAMES, Superintendent Registrar. think fit; and the creditors, and contributor]es, "TVTOTICE is hereby given, that a separate and Liquidator of such Company, and all other J3I building, named Cholmeley Hall, situate persons interested, were to be at liberty to apply at Archway-road, Highgate, in the parish of to the Judge at chambers as there might be occa- Hornsey, in the county of Middlesex, in the dis- sion.—Dated this 7th day of April, 1892. trict of" Edmonton, being a building certified PLUNKETT and LEADER, 60, St. Paul's- according to law as a place of religious worship, churchyard, London, Solicitors for the was, on the 1st day of April, 1892, duly registered Petitioners.

BANK OF ENGLAND. AN ACCOUNT, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending Wednesday, the 6th day of April, 1892. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. £ £ Notcj issued 40,263,095 Government Debt ... 11,015,100 Other Securities 5,434,900 Gold Coin and Bullion 23,813,095 Silver Bullion ... £40,263,095 £40,263,095 Dated the 7th day of April, 1892. F. May, Chief Cashier.

BANKING- DEPARTMENT. £ £ Proprietors' Capital 14,553,000 Government Securities 11,256.,001 Rest 3,095,832 Other Securities ... 29,334,484 Public Deposits (including Ex- Notes 14,173,935 ' chequer, Savings Banks, Com- Gold and Silver Coin 1,275,023 missioners of National Debt, and Dividend Accounts) ... 7,726,050 Other Deposits 30,469,011 Seven Day and other Bills 195,550 £56,039,443 £56,039,443 Dated the 7th day" of April, 1892. F. May, Chief Cashier. AN ACCOUNT, pursuaDt to the Act 8-and 9 Viet., cap. 38, of the Amount of BANK NOTES authorized by Law to be issued by the several Banks of Issue in SCOTLAND, and the Average Amount of Bank Notes in JCirculation, and of Coin held during the four Weeks ended • Saturday, the 26th day of March, 1892.

&• Average Circulation during four Average Amount of Coin held during four Weeks ended as above. . Circulation Weeks ended as above. Name and Title as set forth in Head Office or authorized - Licence. •Name of the Firm. Principal Place of Issue. by Certificate. % £5 and Under £5. Total. Gold. Silver. Total. upwards. i O § O

£ * Bank of Scotland -j The Governor and Company of the Bank) 668011 925688 658511 125209 783720 of Scotland ...... \ Edinburgh... 3*3418 ' 257647 Royal Bank of Scotland Royal Bank of Scotland Edinburgh... 216451 231704 567726 799430 610875 83660 694535 97435 H British Linen Company ... British Linen Company ...... Edinburgh... 438024 187350 520120 707470 320420 •417855 H Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited Edinburgh... 374880 211914 595276 807190 494424 68054 562478 National Bank of Scotland Limited National Bank of Scotland Limited ... Edinburgh... 297024 179680 482841 662521 444290 73545 517835 Union Bank of Scotland Limited ... Union Bank of Scotland Limited Edinburgh... 451346 217'007 566952 783959 402558 121469 524027 Town and County Bank Limited ... Town and County Bank Limited Aberdeen ... 70133 98112 135060 233172 166957 21467 188424 North of Scotland Bank Limited ... North of Scotland Bank Limited ... Aberdeen ... 154319 147081 192777 339858 191294 33871 225165 Clydesdale Bank Limited ... Clydesdale Bank Limited Glasgow . . . 274321 167781 . 426148 593929 327159 " 88063 415222 t-« Caledonian Banking Company Limited Caledonian Banking Company Limited 53434 . 33060 72086 105146 56529 17829 74358 Inverness ... 00

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1 hereby certify, that each of the Bankers named in the above Return, who have in Circulation an Amount of Notes beyond that authorized in their Certificate, have held an Amount of Gold and Silver Coin, not less than that which they are required to hold during the period to which this Return relates.

Dated this 7th day of April, 1852; J. S. PURCELL, Registrar of Bank Return?. 2110 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APKIL 8, 1892.

AN ACCOUNT of the Importations and Exportations of BULLION and SPECIE registered in the Week ended 6th April, 1892. « Imported into the United Kingdom. Countries from which GOLD. SILVER. Imported. Coin. Bullion. Total. - Coin. Bullion. Total. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Germany...... 38 38 19 121,589 121,608 1,277 1,277 878 109,784 110,662 France ...... 1,159 l",232 2,391 70,505 33,413 103,918 Portugal and Madeira 21,308 21,308 Spain and Canary Islands 795 795 Cape of Good Hope 17,141 17,141 ... British Eas' Indies 4,989 7,313 12,302 30,246 ••• 3*0*,246 China and Hong Kong 11,995 7,687 19,682 S,503 8,503 • •• 1,282 4,154 5,435 • • • 17,379 lf',379 Mexico, S. America (except Brazil), and West Indies ... 822 822 4,477 337,740 342,217 "STS 373 746 5,416 ?,002 8,418 United States ...... 865 865 47,894 324,762 372,656 Other Countries *352 244 596 835 8,707 9,542 Aggregate of the Importations) 91,902 registered in the Week ...) 52,071 39,831 160,270 956,376 1,116,646 Declared Value of the said) £ £ £ £ £ £ Importations ' ) 200,293 145,962 346,255 28,042 160,526 188,568

Exported from the United Kingdom.

Countries to which GOLD. SILVER. Exported. Coin. Coin. Bullion. Total. Bullion. Total. British. Foreign. British. Foreign.

Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. Ounces. 12,404 12,404 5,944 260 6,204 Belcium ...... >.. 257 257 PVnnpp ...... 320 2,'026 2,346 5,3*40 'eoo 5,940 ...... 3,852 *•• 3,852 West Coast of Africa ... .. ' 213 213 5,449 5,449 British East Indies ... 821,437 821,437 Japan •»• ... .». ... »•• • »• 294,886 294,886 New South Wales • •• 2i;8l8 21,818 United States, Atlantic • •• 6^,673 60,673 United States Colombia ... 98,772 • •• • •• 98,172 Hrazil ...... « ...... 538 '538 • •• Other Countries ...... • •• • •• 480 4,056 4,*536 AggregateoftheExportations) 4,322 858 14,430 19,610 125439 72,437 1121239 1319115 registered in .the Week ...J £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Declared Value of the said) 16,8,39 3,200 54,513 74,552 34,497 13,439 198,062 245,998 Exportations ) Statistical Department, Custom House, 1 ondou, T. J. PITTAR. April 7, 1892.

In the High Court of Justice.—Chancery Division. April, 1892 ; and further take notice, that tho In the Matter of the Newbery Vautin (Patents) said Minute is in the words and figures following: Gold Extraction Company Limited, and in the —"The capital of the Newbery Vautin (Patents) Matter of the,Companies Act, 1867, and in the Gold Extraction Company Limited, is now Matter of the Companies Act, 1877. £40,000, divided into 39,954 shares of £1 each, OTICE is hereby given, that the Order of and 115 shares of 8s. each, upon each of which N the High Court of Justice, Chancery £1 and 8s. a share respectively the whole amount Division, dated the 19th day of March, 1892, is to be deemed paid up instead of the original confirming the reduction of the capital of the capital of £lOO,OuO, divided into 100,000 shares abovecamed Company from £100,000 to £40,000, of £1 'each credited as fully paid up."—Dated this and the Minute, approved by the Court, showing, 7th day of April, 1892. •with respect to the capital of the Company as SNELL, SON, and GBEENIP, 1 and 2, altered, the several particulars required by the George-street, Mansion House, London, above Statutes, were registered by the Registrar E.G., Solicitors for the Company. of Joint Stock Companies, on the 4th day of COTTON STATISTICS ACT, 1868. o RETURN of the Number of BALES OF COTTON Imported, Exported, forwarded from Ports to Inland Towns, and returned to Ports, during the Month to and 3 Months ended 31st March, 1892, compared with the corresponding Months of the Years 1891 and 1890.

Forwarded from Ports to Forwarded from Inland Imports. Exports. Inland Towns. Towns to Ports. Description of Cotton. 1892 1891 1890 1892 1891 1890 1892 1891 1890 1892 1891-' 1890 tn- tr1 O x Month ended 31st March. S4 U 7 O Atnencan ••• ••• „» ... 284,726 364,064 327,119 26,753 16,059 13,922 241,060 244,223 217,290 70 .221 386 8,508 13,616 14,415 23 10 61 5,377 10,793 4,957 6 12,963 18,135 58,324 3,899 14,012 20,188 4,595 15,229 11,497 '"4 9 "*S1 Egyptian 42,908 23,903 22,123 4,556 1,150 843 23,085 24,015 13,702 Miscellaneous ... .«. 9,091 4,900 3,373 596 •2,613 1,021 10,659 9,277 9,751 "ioi

Total 358,196 424,618 ' 425,354 . 35,827 33,844 36,035. 284,776 303,537 257,197 316 337 467

3 Months ended 31st March. ft 1,118,438 1,187,688 1,018,486 61,822 48,365 62,758 781,268 803,642 768,432 301 956 746 CO 26,041 53,705 48,717 693 115 3,570 13,714 42,623 25,844 5 35 I—' 25,598 43,737 94,382 18,152 46,070 55,544 13,171 38,460 42,240 20. 23 "i'oi oo 132.219 315,943 79,775 11,747 4,793 2,443 85,190 78,996 65,315' 1 156 11 22,385 26,860 14,609 1,215 7,534 , 3,628 27,038 37,251 32,143 285 365

Total ... 1,324,681 1,427,933 1,255,969 93,629 106,877 127,943 920,381 1,000,972 933,974 612 1,535 858

Dated April 6,1892. B. GIFFEN, Commercial Department, Board of Trade. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APKIL 8,

In the Privy Council. In the High Court of Justice.—Chaiic6ry Division* In the Matter of Letters Patent, bearing date the Mr. Justice Chitty. 9th day of October, 1878, numbered 3988, and granted^ to St. George Lane Fox, of Telegraph- In the Matter of the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1890, and in the Matter of the Sykes Brew.ery street, in the city of London, for the invention Company Limited. of "Improvements in Distributing and Regu- lating the Electric Current for Obtaining Light Y an Order made by Mr. Justice Chitty by Electricity and in the Means or Apparatus B in the above matter, dated the 29th March, employed therein." 1892, on the petition of Bertram Greatrex, of 58, OTICE is hereby given, that it is the Lichfield; Walsall, in the county of Stafford, Soli- N intention of the abovenamcd St. George citor, it was ordered that the voluntary winding Lane Fox, now of 66, Viqtoria-street, West- up of the above Company should be continued, but minster, in. the county of London, Electrical subject to the supervision of the Court; and Engineer, and of the Lane Fox Electrical Com- that any proceedings under the said voluntary pany Limited, whose registered office is at 66, winding up might be adopted as the Judge should Victoria-street aforesaid, and who are beneficially think tit; and that the creditors, and contribu- interested in the abovementioned Letters Patent, tories, and Liquidators of the said Company, and to present a Petition to Her Majesty in Council, all other parties interested, were to be at liberty praying that the said Letters Patent may be to apply to -the Judge at chambers as there might extended for a further term ; and notice is be occasion ; and it was ordered, that the costs of hereby further given, that on the 9th day of the petitioner and of the said Company and of May next, or on such subsequent day as the Messrs. J. Pidcock and Co., of the town of Judicial Committee of Her Majesty's Privy Nottingham, creditors of the' above Company Council shall appoint for that purpose, applica- supporting the petition, should be taxed by the tion will be made to the said Committee that a Taxing Master, and paid out of the assets of the time may be fixed for the hearing of the matter said Company; and it was ordered that the said of the said Petition ; and any person desirous Messrs. -J. Pidcock and Co. should have the of being heard in opposition to the said Petition, carriage of the said Order.—Dated this 5th day must enter a caveat to that effect in the Privy of April, 1892. Council Office on or before the said 9th day of PEACOCK and GODDARD ; Agents for May next—Dated this 31st day of March, 1892. WILLIAM CLIFTON, of Nottingham-, Soli- VANDEKCOM and Co., 23, Bush-lane, E.C., citor for the said Messrs. J. Pidcock Solicitors for the Petitioners. and Co.

* CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACTS, 1878 TO 1890. RETURN of the Number of Cattle Slaughtered in Great Britain by order of the Board of Agricul- ture under The Contagious Diseases (Animals) (Pleuro-Pneumonia) Act, 1890, during the Week- ended April 2nd, 1892. PLEURO-PNEUMONIA.

Number of Cattle Number of Cattle Number of Cattle Slaughtered as diseased, Slaughtered as having 1 including those Slaughtered as • ^ been in contact with suspected, but found which were found after Cattle a,fl!ected or 1 Slaughter to be • as having been otherwise free from Pleuro- diseased. •••» exposed to "infection. Pneumonia.

ENGLAND. COUNTY.* London 3 25 1 Surrey (ex. London) ... 2

TOTAL 5 25 1

* Counties include such Boroughs and Burghs as are locally situated "within the limits of the Counties, or, if surrounded by two or more Counties, then they are included in the County with which they have the longest common boundary. Berwiqk-upon-Tweed is included in Northumberland. The following are at present the only Pleuro-Pneumonia Scheduled Districts in Great. Britain:— A Scheduled District comprising the county of Edinburgh and the burghs of Edinburgh, Leith, Musselburgh, and Portobello, except that portion of the county of Edinburgh known as the pala Water District in the south-eastern corner of the county, comprising the parishes of Stow, Temple, Crichton, Heriot, Borthwick, Fala, and Cranston ; and also that portion of the Calder District of the county of Edinburgh comprising the parishes of Mid Calder, West 'Calder, and Kirknewton.—Orders Nos. 4301 and 4487. • A Scheduled District comprising the city of London ; the county of London; such parts of the counties of Kent and Surrey as are situate within the Metropolitan Police District; and the boroughs of Croydon, Kingston-on-Thames, and Richmond.—Order No. 4471. A Scheduled District comprising the petty sessional divisions of Keighley, East Morley*- West Morley, Dewsbury, and Upper , in the West Riding of the county of York, and also comprising the boroughs of Batley, , Dewsbury, Halifaxr , Keighley, Morley, and Ossott,-—Orders Nos. 4761 and'4898.

Board of Agriculture,'8th April, 1892. . c THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2113

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACTS, 1878 TO 1890. RETURN of the NTJMBUR of PLACES in GREAT BRITAIN upon which Contagious or Infectious Disease (except Pleuro-Pneumonia and Sheep-Scab) has been reported to have existed during the "Week ended April 2nd, 1892, with particulars relating thereto.

SWINE-FEVER,

• Doses which existed in previous Weeks Farms or other Plaooa. Swine Attacked. Diseased Swine. not reported until this Week.

Number Number upon Total reported upon which Fresh Number Remaining this Week Outbreaks diseased Attacked •a M which have have been re- reported from during Fresh Swine - upon £ | Out- — - been ported to have during the the bleaks. 'ittackod. previously taken place previous Week. •a i § reported during the the Week. ai 2 upon. Week. Week. W « &

ENGLAND. COUNTY.* Bedford 3 1 4 3 4 3 1 ••• 3 Buckingham ... 3 2 5 2 2 Cambridge (ex. 2 2 4 iti 1!) "4 6 ... 25 \ 15 Isle of Ely). Chester 1 i 1 1 2 2 3 "i 2 Essex 12 1 13 17 27 11 9 24 1 .13 Gloucester 9 1 10 23 y H 12 17 1 5 Hants (ex. Isle 1 6 7 3 30 13 • 10 ...- 10 2 2 of Wight). Huntingdon 1 1 .Kent (ex. Lon- "i "i *5 3 1 .*. 1 don). Lancaster 4 2 6 2 6 7 1 Lincoln, Farts of 1 2 3 '5 5 2 3 ... 5' 1 5 Holland. „ Farts of 1 1 Lindsey. * London 1 1 4 4 Middlesex (ex. *7 3 10 23 17 4 ... 2' ...... London). Monmouth 2 2 Norfolk *2 2 8 5 3 Northampton "i 1 (ex. Soke of • Peterborough). Notts 1 1 Oxford 1 "2 3 *3 20 ... C ... 17 Somerset 1 1 1 1 Stafford 1 "3 4 2 10 7 5 "2 Suffolk 3 3 G 13 21 9 25 Surrey (ex. Lon- 1 1 2 "i 1 ... "i i'i don). Sussex, Eastern 1 1 Division. ,, Western 1 1 23 1 ... 22 ...... Division. Warwick 4 4 30 17 3 10 Wilts 3 "2 5 5 16 16 5 Worcester 2 2 York. East Hid- I "i 2 2 2 ing. „ West Bid- 10 7' 17 11 18 8 3' ... 18 ing.

Soke of Peter- 1. 1 1 1 ... borough.

WALES. COUNTY.*

Denbigh .,. .. 1 1 2 1 . 1 1 ... 1 ... Glamorgan 1 1 2 3 •4 3 ... 4

SCOTLAND. COUSTY.* Forfar ... . 1 1 1 1 Renfrew ... . "2 2 TOTAL 81 48 129 167 236 129 87 ... 187 9 54 * E 2 2114 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8/1892. FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. " - Cases which existed- in previous Weeke Farms or other Places. Animals Attacked. Diseased Animals. not reported until this Week. Number Number upon reported upon which Fresh Total Remaining this Week Outbreaks Number diseased Attacked reported Fresh Animals — which have have been re- upon from during 1 Out- been ported to have the the •a o breaks. Attacked. previously taken place during previous Week. « g reported during the the Week. • "5 « upon. Week. Week. 1 S « M ENGLAND. COUNTY.* Chester 2 2 4 69 24 ••• ... 48 45 ...... Esses 2 ... 2 11 1 • •• ... 7 5 ...... Kent (ex. Lon- 6 "i 10 312 216 16 ... 238 274 ...... don). % Lancaster ... ••• 1 1 7 London *1 1 *8 1 ...... 4 5 ...... Middlesex (ex. 2 .., 2 8 ...... 8 ...... «*• London). Sussex, Eastern 3 .,. 3 112 18 ... 1 38 91 ;«» ... Division. „ Western 1 ... 1 43 •...... 43 ...... Division.

SCOTLAND. COUNTY.* Midlothian 6 1 7 106 117 ... 1 87 135 ...... Perth 3 ... 3 98 33 ... 3 76 52 ......

TOTAL ... 26. 8 34 767 417 16 5 549; 614 ... • ••

GLANDERS.

> Cases which existed in previous Weeks Farms or other Places. Hones Attacked. Diseased Horses. not reported until this Week.

Number Number upon reported upon which Fresh Total Remaining this Week Outbreaks Number diseased Attacked which have have been re- reported from during Fresh Horses been ported to have upon the the Out- Attacked. previously taken place during previous Week. breaks. reported during the the Week. -, Week. upon. Week.. 1 i Remaining .

ENGLAND. . COUNTY.* Lancaster 1 1 1 1 London ii/ 14 25 3 27 30 ... 1 2 Middlesex (.ex. 2 2 2 2 • London). Oxford i 1 1 1 • SCOTLAND. - COUNTY.* Lanark 2 1 3 3 3 TOTAL ... 14 18 32 4 33 36 ...... 1 1 2

FARCY.

Cases which existed in previous Weeks Farms or other Places. Horses Attacked. Diseased Hones. not reported until this Week.

Number Number upon Total reported upon which Fresh •Number Remaining this Week Outbreaks reported diseased Attacked Fresh — which have have been re- upon from during Out- Horses been ported to have the the £ Attacked. previously taken place during previous Week. breaks. reported during the the Week. 1 , upon. Week. Week. Remaining .

ENGLAND. COUNTY.* London 4 9 13 1 13' 12 . 1 1 ... .. — ... .THE,LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. .2115 ANTHRAX.

Cases which existed Diseased Arn'mniB. in previous Weeks Farms or other Places. Animals Attacked. not reported until this Week. Number Number upon reported upon which Fresh Total Remaining this Week Number diseased Attacked Outbreaks reported T,' Fresh — which hare have been re- upon from during Out- Animals been ported to have the. the •e Attacked. previously taken place during previous Week. •a I breaks. reported during the the Week. 3 V upon. Week. Week. W 5 Bemaining .

ENGLAND. COUNTY.* Buckingham 1 1 Chester 1 1 1 1 Dorset 1 1 1* 1 • 1 1 1 1 Hereford 1 1 3 3 Kent (ex. Lon- 1 5 don). Notts 2 2 2 1 1 Somerset 1 1 Wilts 1 1 8 1 5 2 SCOTLAND. • COUNT?.* Aberdeen 2 3 ... 8 ... 2 ... 6 ......

TOTAL ... —2 9 11 ... 24 3 13 ... 8 1 5.

RABIES.

Cases which Number of Number of Diseased Animals Number existed __ Cases Killed daring the Week. Died from the in previous reported disease Weeks not during the during the reported Week/ Other ' Week. until ' Dogs. Animals. this Week. r ENGLAND. COUNTY.* Hants (ex. Isle of Wight) " 1 1 ...... 1 1 ' York, West Riding 1 1 ...... TOTAL 8 3 ...... "* * Counties include such Boroughs and Burghs as are locally situated within the limits of the Counties, or, if surrounded by two or more Counties, then they are included in the County with which they Lave the longest common boundary. Berwick-upon*Tweed is included in Northumberland, Board of Agriculture^ 8th April, 1892,

In the Matter of Elworthy Brothers and Company ment of the regulated charges for the same.—Dated Limited and Reduced, and in the Matter of the this 5th day of April, 1892. Companies Act, 1867. SIMPSON and CTJLLINGFORD, 85, Grace- T^TOTICE is hereby given, that a'petition pre- church-street, London, E.C., Solicitors _L 1 sent'ed to the Chancery Division of the for the Company. High Court of Justice, on the l»5tli day of Octo- ber, 1891, for confirming a resolution, reducing In the' High Court of Justice.—Chancery Division. the capital of the above Company, from £200,000 Mr. Justice Stirling. divided into 10,000 shares of £20 each, to In the Matter of the Companies Acts, 1862 to £100,000 divided into 10,000 shares of £10 each, 1890, and in the Matter of the Stanghow Iron- is directed to be heard before his Lordship Mr. stone Company Limited. Justice Kekewich, on the 30th day of April, OTICE is hereby given, that a petition for 1892, any creditor or shareholder of the Company N the winding up of the abovenamed Com- desiring to oppose the making of an Order for, pany subject to the supervision of Her Majesty's the reduction of the capital of the said Company High Court of Justice, was, on the 5th day of under the above Act, should appear at the time April, 1892, presented to the said Court by of hearing by himself or his Counsel for that Joseph Walton, of Middlesborough, in the North purpose. A copy of the petition will be furnished Riding of the county of York, Colliery Owner, to any creditor or shareholder of the Company a creditor of the said Company ; and that the requiring the same, by the undersigned, on pay- said petition has been assigned to the Honourable 2116 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APEIL 8, 1892.

Mr. Justice Stirling, and is directed to be heard the same hour, foi* the choice of three Directors Before the Court, sitting at the Royal Courts of in the place of those who go out of office on that Justice, Strand, London,- on the 30th d:iy of day by rotation, but who are . re-eligible imme-» April, 1892; and any creditor or contributory of diately; and for the election of Auditors. the said Company desirous to support or oppose By order of the Board, the making of an Order for the winding up of B. BLENKINSOP. Secretary. the said Company under the above Acts, should The " Anita " Sailing Ship Company Limited. appear at the time of hearing by himself or his T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Counsel for that purpose; and a copy of the abovenamed Company, duly convened, and petition wijl be furnished to any creditor or con- held at the office of the Company, 29, Hanover- tributory of the said Company requiring the same street, Liverpool, on the 18th day of March, 1892, by the undersigned, on payment of the regulated the following Special Resolution was duly passed, charge for the same.—Dated this 7th day of and at a subsequent Extraordinary General April, 1892. Meeting .of the Members of the said Company, HOLLAMS, SONS, COWARD, and HA WESLEY, also duly convened, and hold at the same place,, Mincing-lane, E.G.; Agents for on the 4th day of April, 1892, the following JNO. T. BELK and.CocHRANE, Post Office- Resolution was duly confirmed :— chambers, Middlesborough, Solicitors for " That the Company be wound up voluntarily the Petitioner. under the provisions of the Companies Acts, • NOTE.—Any person who intends to appear on 1862 and 1867, and that John Jarvis, of 29, the hearing of the said petition must serve Hanover-street, Liverpool aforesaid, be and he is on or send by post to the abovenamed, notice hereby appointed Liquidator for the purposes of in writing of his intention so to do. The notice such winding up." must state the name and address of the person, Dated the 4th day of April, 1892. or, if a firm, the name and address of the firm, WALTER GLYNN, Chairman. and must be signed by the person or firm, or his or their Solicitor (if any), and must be served, The " Manx Queen " Ship Company Limited. or, if posted, must be sent by post in sufficient T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the time to reach the abovenamed not later than six A abovenamed Company, duly convened, o'clock in the afternoon of the 29th day of April, and held at the. office of the Company, 29, 1892. Hanover-street, Liverpool, on the 18th March, 1892, the following Special Resolution was duly passed ; and at a subsequent Extraordinary West Flanders Railways. General Meeting of the Members of the said 10, Moorgate-Street, London. Company, also duly convened, and held at the OTICE is.hereby given, that the Ninety- same place, on the 4th day of April, 1892, the N third Half-yearly General Meeting of the following Resolution was duly confirmed :— Proprietors in this Undertaking will be held at the " That the Company be wound up voluntarily Siege of the Company, Marche" du Vendredi, D, under the provisions of the Companies Acts, No. 12,Bruges, on Monday,the 2nd day of May next, 1862-and 1867; and that John Jarvis,^of 29, at twelve o'clock precisely, on the general business Hanover-street, Liverpool aforesaid, be and he is of the Company ; and notice is also hereby given, hereby appointed Liquidator for the purposes of that 230 Three per Cent. Bonds, second issue, and such winding up." 43 Three per Cent. Bonds of the third issue will Dated the* 4th day of April, 1892. be drawn for reimbursement on the 1st July, 1892. WALTER GLYNN, Chairman. By Article 49 of the Statutes the accounts of the Company, with the vouchers in support of them, The " Emily A*. Davies" Sailing Ship Company will be deposited at the Siege of the Company, in Limited. Bruges, during twenty days from immediately T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the after the General Meeting, for the inspection of A abovenamed Company, duly convened, and the Shareholders. held at the office of the Company, 29, Hanover- A Preliminary Meeting will be held at the street, Liverpool, on the 18th day of March, 1892, offices of the Company, in London, on Thursday, the following Special Resolution was duly passed ; the 28th day of April next, at two o'clock and at a subsequent Extraordinary General precisely. Meeting of the Members of the said Company, Dated this 30th day of March, 1892. also duly convened, and held at the same place, P. Da KEYSER, President. on the 4th day of April, 1892, the following Reso- C. A. VEZEY, Secretary. lution was duly confirmed :— By Article 40 of the Statutes, every proprietor " That the Company be wound up voluntarily, of shares " to bearer " is required to deposit them under the provisions of the Companies Acts, 1862 with the Secretary of the Company, or with the and 1867 ; and that John Jarvis, of 29, Han' party appointed by, the Board of Directors to over-street, Liverpool aforesaid, be and he is receive them, ten days at least before the General hereby appointed Liquidator for the purposes of Meeting, to enable him to take part in it; and such winding up." proprietors are reminded that unless the requisite Dated the 4th day of April, 1892. number attend in'Bruges personally, or by proxy, WALTER GLYNN, Chairman. the meeting will be invalid, and the payment of South Wales Clay Tobacco Pipe Manufacturing Dividend deferred. Company Limited. Hand-in-Hand Fire and Life Office. IT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the 26, New Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, Members of the above Company, duly con- London, B.C., April 8, 1892. vened, and held at the Great Western Hotel, OTICE is hereby given, that, the Annual Cardiff, in the county of Glamorgan, on the 1st N General Meeting of the qualified Members day of March, 1892, the following Special Reso- of this Society will be held at the Society's Office, lutions were duly passed ; and at a subsequent as above, on Tuesday, the 26th inst., at one o'clock Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members in the afternoon precisely, and that .an election of the said Company, also duly convened, and held will be held at the office, on the same day, and at at the same place, on the 18th day of March THE LONDON GAZETTE, APEIL 8, 1892.

aforesaid, the following Special Resolutions were Bowdon, Cheshire, Gentleman, be and are hereby duly confirmed :— appointed Liquidators for the purpose of winding 1. " That the Company be wound up voluntarily. up the affairs of the Company. 2. " That Charles Clarke be appointed Liqui- 3. " That the Liquidators are hereby authorized dator. without any further authority, to exercise all the •3. " That George "Watson, David Elias Davies, powers .contained in sections 159 and 160 of the Evan Williams, and Morgan Morgan, be appointed Companies Act, 1852." a Committee of Inspection." JOHN COCKS, Chairman. D. E. DAVIES, Chairman. Parkcnd and New Fancy Collieries Company The Hengst Syndicate Limited. Limited. T a General Meeting of the abovenamed T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company, duly convened, and held at 73, Members of the abovenamed Company, Queen Victoria-street, in the city of London, on duly convened, and held at the offices of the the llth day of December, 1891, the following Company, Lydney, in the county of Gloucester, Special Resolution was duly passed ; and at a on the 14th day of March, 1892, the following subsequent General Meeting' of the Members of Special Resolutions were duly passed ; and at a the said Company, also duly convened, and held subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting of the sit the same place, on the 30th December, 1891, Members of the said Company, also duly con- the following Resolution was duly confirmed, vened, and held at the same place, on the SOth viz.:— day of March, 1892, the following Special Reso- " That this Company be wound up voluntarily." lutions were duly confirmed :— G. ROLAND ALSTON, Chairman. 1. "That the Parkeud and New Fancy 1-The Carbonic Acid Gas Company Limited. Collieries Company Limited be wound up volun- T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the tarily ; and that Alfred Miles, of Parkend, A Members of the abovenamed Company, Accountant, be and he is hereby appointed duly convened, and held at the offices of the Com- Liquidator for the purposes of such winding up. pany, Lea Bridge-road, Clapton, in the county of 2. " That the said Liquidator be and he is London, on the IGth day of March, 1892, the hereby authorized and empowered to exercise, in following Special Resolution was duly passed ; addition to all the ordinary powers conferred and at a- subsequent Extraordinary General upon Liquidators, all or any of the powers con- Meeting of the Members of the said Company, tained in sections 159, 160, and 161 of the also duly convened, and held at the same place, Companies Act, 1862, and also to adopt and on the 31st day of March, 1892, the following carry out an Agreement, dated the 27th day of Special Resolution was duly confirmed :— February, 1892, and made betAveen this Company " That this Company be voluntarily wound up ; of the one part, and Parkend Deep Navigation and that Herman Steineni be and is hereby ap- Collieries Limited of the other part, for the sale pointed Liquidator." to the lastmentioned Company of the collieries, C. G. ROMMENHOSLLER, Chairman. gales, plant, business, and premises of this Com- pany specified in such Agreement for the sum of The Patentees Manufacturing Company Limited. £40,000 ; and also anotherrt Agreement of the • A T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the same date, made between the said Parkend Deep • .a"V abovenamed Company, held at 237, Broad- Navigation Collieries Limited of the one part, street, on 21st March, 1892, it was resolved and this Company of the other part, contracting unanimously :— , . for the payment of the said purchase-money of " That it has. been proved to the satisfaction £40,000 in and by 4,000 £10 fully paid up- of the Company that the Company cannot, by ordinary shares in the said Parkend Deep reason of its liabilities, continue the business, and Navigation Collieries Limited." that it is advisable to wind up the same, and F. S. HOCKADAY, Secretary. • accordingly that the Company be wound up The Hampstead Trading Bank Limited. voluntarily." T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the It was also resolved unanimously :-— Shareholders of the above Company, duly »«That Mr. Leigh H. Elkington, of 10, Newhall- convened, and held at the registered office, 2, street, in the city of Birmingham, Chartered Fleet-road, .Hampstead, N.W., in the county of Accountant, be and he is hereby appointed London, on the 28th day of March, 1892, the Liquidator for the purpose of winding up the following Extraordinary Resolution was duly Company." passed :— Dated this 24th day of Match, 1892. "That it has been proved to 'the satisfaction J. BARNES, Chairman. of this Meeting that the Company cannot, by reason The Temple Normanton Colliery Company of its liabilities, continue its business, and that it Limited. is advisable to wind up the same, and accordingly IT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the that the Company be wound up voluntarily." abovenamed Company, duly convened and And at the same Meeting W. Henry Dunn, of Iheld at 26, Victoria-street, in the city of Man- 4, Fenchurch-buildings, London, E.G., Chartered chester, on the 1st day of April, 1892, the follow- Accountant, was appointed Liquidator for the ing Extraordinary Resolutions were duly passed, purposes of such winding up.—Dated this 28th Viz:— day of March, 1892. 1. " That it has been proved to the satisfaction T. N. ENGALL, Chairman. 6f the Company that the Company cannot, by The Improved Galvanizing Company Limited. i'gasbn of its liabilities* .continue its business, .and T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the that it is advisable to wind up the same, and that abovenamed Company, duly convened, and accordingly the Company be wound up voluntarily, held at 2, Dr. Johnson's - buildings, Temple, under the provisions in that behalf of the Com- London, E.G., on the 10th day of March, 1892, the panies Acts, 1862 and 1867. following Special Resolution was duly passed ; and 2. " That Francis Emanuel Moore Beard?all, at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting of of 25, Booth-street, in the said city, Chartered the Members of the said Company, also duly con- Accountant, and Thomas Hodgson, of Inglenook, vened, and held at the same place, on the 25th, 2118 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APJRJL 8, day of March, 1892, the following Resolution was their names and addresses, and the particulars of duly confirmed, viz. :— their debts or claims to John Preece, Accountant, " That the Company be wound up voluntarily, Delamere-street, Ashton-uuder-Lyne, the Liqui- under the provisions of the Companies Acts, 1862 dator of the said Company, or in default thereof to 1867." they will be excluded from the benefit of any And at such lastmentioned Meeting Thomas distribution made before such debts are proved.— Sutherst, Esq., 2, Dr. Johnson's-buildings afore-' Dated 2nd April, 1892. said, Barrister-at-Law, was appointed Liquidator GARTSIDE and ROBINSON, Ashton-under- for the purposes of the winding up.—Dated 1st Lyue and Manchester, Solicitors for the April, 1892. T. SUTHERST, Chairman. Liquidator. The Selby Gas Company. The Clitheroe Salford Bridge Mill Company HE creditors of the abovenamed Company Limited. T are required, on or before the 30th day of IVTOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of April, 1892, to send their names and addresses, J3I section 142 of the Companies Act, 1862, and the particulars of their debts or claims, and that a General Meeting of the Members of the the names and addresses of their Solicitors (if abovenamed Company will be held at the Starkey any), to William Staniland, of Brayton, near Arms Hotel, Clitheroe, in the county of Lancaster, Selby, iJ^Jhe county of York, Land Survej'or, or on the llth day of May, 1892, a"t four o'clock George Foster Cumberland, of Selby aforesaid, in the afternoon, for the purpose of having an Bank Manager, the Liquidators of the said Com- account laid before them, showing the manner in pany, and, if so required, by notice in writing which the winding up has been conducted, and from the said Liquidators, are, by their Solicitors the property of the Company disposed of, and of or personally, to come in and prove their said hearing any explanation that may be given by the debts or claims, at such time and place as shall be Liquidators; and also of determining, by Extra- specified in such notice, or in default thereof they ordinary Resolution, the manner in which the will be excluded from the benefit cf any distri- books, accounts, and documents of the Company, bution made before such debts are proved.—Dated and of the Liquidators thereof, shall be disposed this 29th day of March, 1892. of.—Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. E. FODEN, ) T. ., . HAIGH, SON, and THOMPSON, Wide-street, Ll mdators Selby, Solicitors for the Liquidators. THOS. EDWARDS, r * - The Players' Publishing Company Limited. The Tonge Manufacturing Company Limited. fTlHE creditors of the abovenamed Company OTICE is hereby given, pursuant to section JL are required, on or before the 22nd day of N 142 of the Companies Act, 1862, that April, 1892, to send their names and addresses, a General Meeting of the Members of the above- and the particulars of their debts or claims, and named Company will be held on the 10th day of . the names and addresses of their Solicitors (if any), May next, at six o'clock in the evening, at the to Alexander Alfred Yeatman, of 2, Gresham- Woodman Inn, Wood-street, Middleton, in the buildings, Basinghall-street, in the city of London, county of Lancaster, for the purpose of having an the Liquidator of the said Company, and, if so account laid before the Company, showing the required, by notice in writing from the said manner in which the winding up has been con- Liquidator, are, by their Solicitors or personally, to ducted and the property of the Company disposed > come in and prove their paid debts or claims at such of, and also of hearing any explanation that may be time and place as shall be specified in such notice, given by the Liquidator.—Dated this 4th day,of or in default thereof they will be excluded from April, 1892. JAMES COLLIKGE, Liquidator. the benefit of any distribution made before such The Universal Water Power Company Limited. debts are proved.—Dated this 7th day of April, OTICE is .hereby given, in pursuance of 1892. N section 142 of the Companies Act, J862, WARWICK V. BRADLEY, 27, Chancery- that a General Meeting of the abovenamed Com- lanft, London, W.C., Solicitor for the pany will be held at the offices of J. B. Barry Liquidator. and Son, 110, Cannon-street, London, E.C., 'on The Wakefield Rolling Stock Company Limited. the 11th day of May, 1892, at three o'clock in the HE creditors of the abovenamed Company afternoon, for the purpose of having an account T are required, on or before the 14th day of laid before them, showing the manner in which the May, 1892, to send their names and addresses, winding up has been conducted, and the property and the particulars of their debts and claims, and of the Company disposed of, and of hearing any the names and addresses of their Solicitors (if explanation that may be given by the Liquidators; any), to Crosier Hopkinson and Benjamin Watson, and also of determining, by Extraordinary Reso- the Liquidators of the said Company, addressed lution, the manner in which the books, accounts, to them at the Old Corn Exchange, in the city of and documents of the Company, and of the Liqui- Wakefield, and, if so required, by notice in dators thereof, shall be disposed of.—Dated this writing from the said Liquidators, are, by their 5th day of April, 1892. ' ' Solicitors or personally, to come in and prove their E. RUSSELL MANSELL, Liquidator. said debts or claims at such time and place as The West Somerset County School Limited. shall be specified in such notice, or in default OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of N section 142 of the Companies Act, 1862, any distribution made before, such debts are that a General Meeting of the Members of the proved.—Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. abovenamed Company will be held in the School STEWART, SON, and CHALKER, Bank- Room, South-street, Wellington, Somerset, on the buildings, Wakefield, Solicitors for the 12th day of May, 1892, at half-past seven P.M., Liquidators. for the purpose of having an account laid before The Bill Posting and Advertising Agency them, showing the manner in which the winding Limited. up has been conducted, and the property .of the OTICE is hereby given, that th'e creditors Company disposed of, and of hearing any expla- N of the abovcnamed Company are required, nation that may be given by the Liquidators ; on or before the 1st day of June next, to send and also of determining, by Extraordinary Resolu- THE LONDON GAZETTE, APBIL 8, 1892. 2119 tion, the manner in which the books,-accounts, and OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, documents of the Company, and of the Liqui- EdwarN d Williams and Henry Wells, carrying on business dators thereof, shall be disposed of.—Dated the as Brickmakers, at Woodford, in the county of Essex, 7th day of April, 1892. under the style or firm' of Williams and Wells, has been JONN. CUTLER, } dissolved, by mutual consent, as from the 26th -day of March, 1892.—Dated this 2nd day of-April, 1892. THOS. PALMEB, >• Liquidators. E. WILLIAMS. JOHN B. LANGFORD, i HENRY WELLS. OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, John Hurd-Wood and Edwin Mellor Light, practising as OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- Physicians and Surgeons, at Leatherhead and Ashtead N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, respectively, in the county of Surrey, under the style or Frederick Bertram Smart and Henry Godfrey, carrying firm of Hurd-Wood and Light, has this day been dis- on business as Chartered Accountants, at 22, Queen- solved by mutual consent.—Dated this 31st day of street, in the city of London, under the style or firm of March, 1892. • JOHN HURD-WOOD. Fredk. B. Smart and Co., has been dissolved, by mutual EDWIN MELLOR LIGHT. consent, as and from the 4th day of April, 1892. All OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be N fore subsisting between us the undersigned, received and paid by the said Frederick Beitram Smart, John Thomas Wood and John Henry Tudsbery Turner, who will continue to carry on the said business.—Dated carrying on business at Liverpool, in the county of Lan- 4th day of April, 1892. FREDK. B. SMART. caster, as Civil Engineers, has been dissolved, by mutual HENRY GODFREY. consent, as from the 25th day of March instant. The OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- business will be continued by the said John Thomas N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, Wood in conjunction with John A. Brodie, late of the William Hargraue Goodman and Henry Edwin Pocock, City Engineer's Office, Liverpool.—Dated this 25th day carrying on business as Money Lenders and Financial of March, 1892. JOHN THOS. WOOD. Agents, at 29, John-street, Bedford-row, London, under J. H. T. TURNER. the. style or firm of W. H. Goodman and Co., has been OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- dissolved, .by mutual consent, as and from the 20th day N fore subsisting between us the undersigned, of February, 1892. All debts due to and owing by the Edwin Markham and Edward Powell, carrying on busi- said late firm will be received and paid by the said ness as Manufacturers of and Dealers in Brushes and Henry Edwin Pocock.—Dated this 26th day of February, Brooms and other articles, at Crown Works, Amhurst- 1892. W. H. GOODMAN. road, Hackney and elsewhere, under the style or firm of HY. E. POCOCK. the Heath Broom Company, has been dissolved, by "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- mutual consent, as from the 6th day of April, 1892.— J.\ fore subsisting between us the undersigned, Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. Charles Norman Doble and James McCabe, carrying on EDWIN MARKHAM. business as Wholesale Tea Dealers, at 7 and 8, Idol-lane, EDWARD POWELL. in the city .of London, under the style or firm of Doble, McCabe, and Co., has been dissolved, by mutual con- OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here* sent, as and from the 31st day of March, 1892.—Dated N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, 31st} day of March, 1892. William Henry Edwardes and William Muir Smith, carty- ing on business as Oil Merchants, Boilers, and Refiners, CHARLES. NORMAN DOBLE at 87, Naylor-street, Liverpool, under the style or firm JAMES McCABE. of W. H. Edwardes and Co., has been dissolved, by OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- mutual consent, as and from the 4th day of April, 1892. N fore subsisting between us the undersigned, All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be Robert Everett and Mark Ives Whibley, carrying on received and paid by the said William Henry Edwardes, business as Accountants and Valuers, at 13, King who will continue the said business as sole partner at William-street, in the city of London, under the style or the above address under the same style as heretofore.— firm of Everett and Whibley, has been dissolved, by Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. mutual consent, as from the 25th day of March, 1892. WILLIAM .HENRY EDWARDES. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will W. MOIR SMITH. be received and paid by the said Robert Everett, who OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- will continue the business in the name of Everett and N fore subsisting between us the undersigned, Whibley.—Dated this 25th day of March, 1892. Jasper Wager Hall and William Lees Hall, carrying on ROBERT EVERETT. business as Drapers, at Wirksworth, in the county of MARK IVES WHIBLEY. Derby, under the style or firm of C. Hall and Sons, has OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership which been dissolved, by mutual consent, as and from the N has for some time past been carried on by the 5th day of April, 1892. All debts due to and .owing by undersigned, Thomas Charles Crump and Henry Tilston the said late firm will be received and paid by the said Crump, under the style or firm of James Henry Crump William Lees Hall, who will continue to carry on the and Sons, at 33, Cock-lane and 4, Hosier-lane, both in said business under the said style of C. Hall and Sons.— the city of London, in the trade or business of Wholesale Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. Provision Merchants, was this day dissolved by mutual JASPER W. HALL. consent.—As witness our hands this- 5th day of April, WILLIAM LEES HALL. 1892. THOMAS CHARLES CRUMP. OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- HY, TILSTON CRUMP. N fore subsisting between us the undersigned, "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- Joseph Smith and Joseph William Brown, carrying on i. i tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, business as Box Manufacturers and Paper Merchants, at Frederic George Bate and Frank Kenelm Kempson, 4, Princess-street, Leicester, in the county of Leicester, carrying on business as Commission and General Agents, under the style or firm of J. Smith and Co., has been at 307, High Holborn, in the county of London, under dissolved, by mutual consent, as on and from the 19th day the • style or firm of Bate and Kempson, has been of March, 1892. All debts due to and owing by the said dissolved, by mutual consent, as and from the date late firm will be received and paid by the said Joseph hereof.—Dated 4th day of April, 1892. William Brown, who will continue the business on his F. G. BATE. Own account, under the style of J. W. Brown and Co. F. K. KEMPSON. —Dated this 21st day of March, 1892. , "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- JOSEPH SMITH. JLV tofore subsisting 'between the undersigned, Hugh JOSEPH WILLIAM BROWN. Thomas Morris and William Frederick Allen Bland, OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- at 45, Village-street, Everton, in the county of Lan- N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, caster, as Plumbers and Painters, under the style of Edward Perks, Benjamin Perks, and James Perks, carry- H. Morris and Company, has been dissolved, by mutual ing on business as Coopers, at Helena-street, in the city consent, as from the 31st day of March, 1892. All debts of Birmingham, under the style of Perks Brothers, has due'to and from-the late Partnership will be received been dissolved, by mutual consent, as and from the and "paid by the said William Frederick Allen Bland. 25th day of March, 1892.—Dated this 5th day of April, The" said business will in 'future be carried on by the 1892. ' E. 'PERKS.' said Hugh Thomas Morris on his own separate account The and in his own name.—As witness our hands the 4th BENJAMIN x PERKS. day of April, 1892. WILLIAM F. A. BLAND. mark of HUGH THOMAS MORRIS. JAMES PERKS. No. 26276. F 21(20; &0ND0N'GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892.

"VFOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- JLH tofore existing between us the undersigned, Mary N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, Clara Dohen and Clara .Williams, in the business of Thomas Hine and Thomas Hine the younger, lately Hotel Proprietors and Licensed Victuallers, heretofore carrying on business as Drapers, Grocers, and Wine and carried on by us at the Three Tuns Hotel, in the Spirit Merchants, or otherwise, at Baldock, in the county borough of Button Coldfield, in the county of Warwick, of Hertford, under the style or firm of Thomas Hine and has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.—Dated Son, has been dissolved, by mutual consent, as and from this 1st day of April, 1892. the 17th day of March, 1892. All debts owing by the MARY CLARA DOHEN. said late firm will be paid by the said Thomas Hine.— CLARA WILLIAMS. Dated 2nd day of April, 1892. OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- THOMAS HINE. / N fore subsisting between us the undersigned, THOMAS HINE THE YOUNGEB. Joseph Bridge, of 31, Chatsworth-street, Walkden, in the OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership which county of Lancaster, and Roger Bridge, of 7, Drill-street, N has for some time past been carried on by Maunsell Walkden aforesaid, carrying on business as Bricklayers Mercier and George Stephen Corlett, under the firm of • and Contractors, at Walkden aforesaid, under the style Mercier, Corlett, and Co., in the trade or business of or firm of J. and R. Bridge, has been dissolved, by mutual Electrical and Mining Engineers and General Merchants, consent, as from the 24th day of March, 1892. All debts at Wigan and Bolton, was this day dissolved by mutual due to and owing by the said late firm will be received consent.—As witness our hands this 10th day of March,- and paid by the said Joseph Bridge.—Dated this 4th 1892. MAUNSELL MERCD3R. day of April, 1892. JOSEPH BRIDGE. G. STEPHEN CORLETT. ROGER BRIDGE. OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hitherto N tofore subsisting between John James Cockerell N subsisting between us the undersigned, David Gothard,' Joseph Gothard, and William Henry Tew, Pierce and William Robert Hughes, carrying on busi- trading and carrying on business under the .style or firm ness as Drapers, at Amlwch, in the county of Anglesey, of J. J. Cockerell Gothard and Co., at Brampton, near under the style or firm of Fierce, Williams, and Co., has Chesterfield, and Viaduct-street, Birmingham, as Sauce been'dissolved, by mutual consent, as and from the llth Manufacturers, has been dissolved as from the 1st day day of February, 1892. All debts due to and owing by of February, 1892. All debts owing to and by the said the said late firm will be received and paid by the said firm will be received and paid by the said John James William Robert Hughes.—Dated this 4th day of April Cockerell Gothard, who will continue to carry on the 1892. DAVID PIERCE. business as heretofore.—Dated this 31st day of March, WILLIAM ROBERT HUGHES. 1892. J. J. C. GOTHARD. OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- JOSEPH GOTHARD. N ' tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, W. H. TEW. Henry'Worters Church and John Biddies, parrying on OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- business as Coal, Lime, Salt, and Stone Merchants, at N fore subsisting between us the undersigned, Emma Kettering, in the county of.Northampton, under the style Lockwood, Mary Redfearn Dickinson and Annie Shaw, or firm of Biddies and Church, has been dissolved, by carrying on business as Woollen and Worsted Manufac- mutual consent, as from the 1st day of April, 1891. All turers^ Dogley Mills,Kirkburton, near Hudderfield,in the debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be county of York,nnder the style or firm of J. and T.Kenyon, received and paid by the said Henry Worters Church.— has been dissolved, by mutual consent, so far as the said Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. Annie Shaw is concerned, as from the 10th day of October, : . HENRY WORTERS CHURCH. 1889, and, so far as the said Emma Lockwood is con- JOHN BIDDLES. cerned, as from the 10th day of November, 1891. All OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be N> fore subsisting between the undersigned, John received and paid by the said Mary Redfearn Dickinson, Foxon, .John Drabble Foxon, William Robinson, and who will henceforth carry on the said business.—Dated Mary Ann Robinson, in the business of Timber Mer- this 4th day of April, 1892. chants, and Manufacturers o£ Boxes and Cases, carried E. LOCKWOOD. on at the Baltic Saw Mills, in Sheffield, under the firm MARY R. DICKD3SON. of Foxon, Robinson, and Sons, has been this day dis- ANNIE SHAW. solved, by mutual consent. All debts due to and owing OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here* by tbe late firm will be received and paid by the said N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, John Drabble Foxon and William Robinson, who will Francis Arthur Lowndes and Stanley Garner, carrying henceforth carry on the' said business at tbe same place on business as Solicitors, at 67, Lord-street, Liverpool, and under the same style.—Dated 5th April. 1892. \ in the county of Lancaster, under the style or firm of JOHN FOXON. WILLIAM ROBINSON. Lowndes and Garner, has been dissolved, by mutual JOHN DRABBLE FOXON. M. A. ROBINSON. consent, as and from the 31st day of March, 1892. All "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be J. 1 heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned, received and paid by Maw, Shaw, and Co., of 4, Har- ' James Vautin Williams and John Philipps, carrying on rington-street, Liverpool aforesaid, the Liquidators.— business as Tea Merchants, at 81, Dale-street, Liverpool, Dated 31st day of March, 1892. under the firm of Williams, Philipps, and Co., is dissolved, FRAS. ARTHUR LOWNDES. by mutual consent, as from the 31st day of March last. STANLEY GARNER. All debts due .to or by the said firm will be received or "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- paid by the said John Philipps.—Dated this 4th day of JLl fore subsisting between us the -undersigned, April, 1892. JAMES VAUTIN WILLIAMS. Charles Francis and William Francis the younger, under JOHN PHILIPPS. the firm of C. and W. Francis, at 66 and 68. High- OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership street, 86, Tontine-street, 20, Radnor-street, the Stade, N heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned, and 17, Cheriton-road, all in Folkestone, in the county Samuel Kirkland and Thomas Dean, carrying on busi- of Kent, in the trades or businesses of Ironmongers, ness as General Earthenware and Majolica Manufac- Gasfitters, Bellhangers, Locksmiths, and General Smiths, turers, at the Albion Pottery, Etruria, in the borough of was this day dissolved by mutual consent, such dissolu- Stoke-upon-Ttent, in the county of Stafford, under the tion to take effect as from the 25th day of March last, style or firm of Kirkland and Dean, has been dissolved, and that all debts due and owing to or by the late firm by mutual consent, as and from the 26th day of June, will be received and paid by the said William Francis 1891. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm the younger.—As witness pur hands this 5th day of will- be received and paid by the said Samuel Kirkland, April, 1892. CHARLES FRANCIS. who will henceforth carry on the said business.—Dated WILLIAM FRANCIS, JB. this 4th day of July, 1891. OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- SAMUEL KIRKLAND. N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, THOMAS DEAN. James Richardson, of Newton Hall, Poulton-le-Fylde, in OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership sub- the county of Lancaster, Brewer, and William Brookes, N sisting up to the .26th day of November, 1886, of Bowdon, in the county of Chester, Commercial Tra- between us the undersigned, William Laycock and veller, formerly carrying on business as Brewers and Matthew Laycock, in the'business of Grocers and Tallow Maltsters, at Newton Springs Brewery, in the township Chandlers, at Skipton-in-Craven, in tbe county of York, of Hardhorn-with-Newton, in the said- county of Lan- under-.the style or-firm of W. Laycock and Son, was caster, under the style or firm of Richardson and Com- on the hereinbefore-mentioned date dissolved by mutual pany, has been dissolved, by mutual consent, as and consent.—Dated this .2nd day of April, 1892. from the 9th day of July, 1890.—Dated the 2nd day of WILLIAM LAYCOCK. April,-1892. JAMES RICHARDSON. . MATTHEW LAYCOCK. WILLIAM BROOKES. :THB JLONiDON GAZETTE, APKIL 8, 1892.

OTICE is hereby given, that the-Partner ship here- Court of Justice,'on the 28th "day of March, 1892, by x N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, .William Bennett and Arthur Loader, the executors William George Cowlishaw and Alfred English, carrying thereinnamed), are hereby required to send, in writing, on business as Engineers, at Etruria, in the parish of particulars of their claims or demands to. the under- Stoke-upon-Trent, in the county of Stafford, under the signed, William Hunter Cockborn, the Solicitor for the style or firm of Cowlishaw, English, and Co., has been said executors, at his offices, 1, Duke-street, Brighton dissolved, by mutual consent, as and from the 30th day aforesaid, on or before the 29th day of April, 1892; of September, 1891. All debts due to* and owing by the after which date the said executors will proceed to said late firm will be received and paid by the said distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the William George Cowlishaw and Charles Edward Walker, persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims who will henceforth carry on the said business under and demands of which they shall then have had notice; the style or firm of Cowlishaw, Walker, and Co.—Dated and that they will not be answerable or accountable this 16th day of March, 1892. for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any W. G. COWLISHAW. person or persons of whose claim or demand they shall ALFRED ENGLISH. not then have had notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- 1892. " . • N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned, W. H. COCKBUBN, 1, Duke-street, Brighton, John Severs and Charles Henry Severs, carrying on Solicitor for the Executors. business as Wool Merchants, Leather Dressers, and Bug JOHN WILKINSON, Deceased. Manufacturers, at Bipon, in the county of York, under Pursuant to the Statute 22nd, and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, the style or firm of John Severs and Son, has been dis- intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- solved, by mutual consent, as and from this 28th day of perty, and to relieve Trustees." . . March, 1892. All debts due to and owing by the said NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other late firm will be received and- paid by the said Charles persons having any claims or demands against Henry Severs, who will in future carry on the said, busi- the estate of John Wilkinson, late of 13, Alice-street, ness under the same style or firm of John Severs and Sunderland, in the county of Durham, .Gentleman, Son—Dated this 28th day of March, 1892. deceased (who died on the 26th day of November, 1891, JOHN SEVERS. and whose, will was proved in the Durham District CHARLES HENRY SEVERS. Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 22nd day of December, 1891,.by John Meikle, of. Sunderland aforesaid, Veterinary Sur- geon, and Joseph Service, of the same place, .Draper, HENRY ROBERT WILLSON, Deceased. two of the executors thereinnamed), are hereby required : Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. to send the particulars, in writing, of their claims or OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other demands to me, the undersigned, the Solicitor for the N persons having any claims or demands against the executors, on or before the 20th day of May, 1892; estate of Henry Robert Willson, late of 42, Norfolk-road, after which date the said executors will proceed to dis- Brighton, in the county of Sussex, Gentleman (who died tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the per- on the 12th day of November, 1891, and whose will was sons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims duly proved in the Lewes District Registry of the Pro- and demands of which they shall then have had notice; bate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on and they will not be liable for the assets, of the said the 17th day of December, 1891, by Mary Ann Willson deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person and William Hunter Cockburn, the executors therein- or persons of whose claims or demands they shall hot named), are hereby required to send, in writing, particu- then have had notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. lars of their claims or demands to the undersigned, FRED. W. SERVICE, Baltic - chambers, Sunder, William Hunter Cockburn, the Solicitor to the said land, Solicitor for the Executors. executors, at his offices, 1, Duke-street, Brighton afore- said, on or before the 29th day of April, 1892; after ALICE WILKINSON, Deceased. " which date the said executors will proceed to distribute Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- titled thereto, having regard only to the claims and perty, and to relieve Trustees." demands of which they shall then have had notice ; and NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other that they will not be answerable or accountable for the persons having any claims or demands against the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person estate of Alice Wilkinson, late of 13, Alice-street, Sunder- or persons of whose claim or demand they shall not then land, in the county of Durham, Widow, deceased (who have had notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. died on the 24th day of January, 1892, and whose will was W. H. COCKBURN, 1, Duke-street, Brighton, proved in the Durham District Registry of the Probate Solicitor for the Executors. Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the JOHN BARUCH BLAEEB, Deceased. 22nd day of March, 1892, by John Meikle, of Sunderland ' Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. aforesaid, Veterinary Surgeon, and Joseph Service, of the' OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors or other same place, Draper, the executors thereinnamed), • are N persons having any claims or demands against hereby required to send the particulars, in writing, of the estate of John Baruch Blaker, late of Portslade, their claims or demands to me, the undersigned, the . and Aldrington, both in the county of Sussex, Market Solicitor for the executors, on or before the 20th day of Gardener (who died on the 16th day of November, 1891, May, 1892; after which date the said executors will pro- and whose will was duly proved in the Lewes District ceed to distribute the assets of the said -deceased Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only Court of Justice, on the 22nd day of December, 1891, to the claims and demands of which they shall then by John Blaker, the executor thereinnamed), are hereby have had notice; 'and they will not be liable for the required to send, in writing, particulars of their claims assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof, so dis- or demands {to the undersigned, William Hunter Cock- tributed, to any person or persons of whose claims or burn, the Solicitor for the said executor, at his offices, demands they shall not then have had notice.—Dated this 1, Duke-street, Brighton, in the county of Sussex, on or 5th day of April, 1892. before the 29th day of April, 1892; after which date the FRED. W. SERVICE, Baltic-chambers, Sunder- said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the 'land, Solicitor for the Executors. said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which RICHARD WRIGHT, Deceased. he shall then have had notice; and that he will not be Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. answerable or accountable for the assets, or any part OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other thereof, • so distributed, to any person or persons of N persons having any claims, against the estate - of whose claim or demand he shall not then have had Richard Wright, late of the city of Lincoln, Chemist arid notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. Druggist, deceased (who died on the 27th day of W. H. COCKBURN, 1, Duke-street, Brighton, December, 1891, and whose will was proved in the Solicitor for the Executor. Lincoln District Probate Registry -on the 20th day'of GEOBGE EGBERT LOCKYER, Deceased. February, 1892, by John Cotton Dixon, the executor Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. thereinnamed), • are required • to send particulars, in OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other writing, of such claims to" us, the undersigned, on or- N persons having any claims or demands against before the 1st day of May next; after which date the the estate of George Robert Lockyer, late of Stanford- executor will distribute the assets of the deceased avenue, Preston, Brighton, and King-street and Foundry- among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only street, Brighton, in the county of Sussex, Builder and to the claims of which he shall then have had notice.— Contractor (who died on the 28th day ,of February, Dated this 1st day of April, 1892. 1892, and whose will was proved in the Lewes District BURTON, SCORER, and' WHITE, Stonebow, 'Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Lincoln, Solicitors for the Executor, ' F2 '202 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APBIL 8, 1892,

FRANCES RICHARDSON, Deceased; January, 1892, and whose will was proved in the-Principal Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of LL creditors and others having any claims against Justice, on the 21st March, 1892, by William Fish Harriss A .the estate of Frances Richardson, late of Morden Newton and Thomas John Pitfield, the executors), are Villa, St. Boniface-road, Ventnor, in the Isle of Wight, hereby required to send, in writing, the particulars of in the county of Southampton, Spinster, deceased (who their claims to the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said died on the 16th day of October, 1891, and whose will, executors, on or before the 12th day of May, 1892; after with a codicil thereto, was proved in the District which date the* said executors will proceed to distribute Registry at Winchester of the Probate Division of Her the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 16th day of thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they December, 1891, by William Ridley Richardson, William then have had notice; and they will not be liable for the Blencowe Sparks,-and Richard Dawes, Esqs., the execu- assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person tors thereinnamed), are hereby required to send the of whose claim they have not had notice at the time of particulars, in writing, of their claims to the undersigned, the distribution.—Dated the 6th day of April, 1892. the Solicitors for the said executors, on or before the 12th LOVELL, SON, and PITFIELD, 3, Gray's-inn- day of May next; after which date the executors will square, London, Solicitors for the Executors. proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased ABRAHAM NORTHEN, Deceased. amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. to the claims of which the said executors shall then have OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other had notice; and they will not be liable for the assets, or N persons having any claims or demands upon or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person of whose against the estate of Abraham Northen, late of Hove, in claim they shall not then have had notice.—Dated this the county of Sussex, and of Warnford-conrt, Throg- 4th day of April, 1892. morton-street, in the city of London, Stockbroker, J. and W. B. SPARKS and BLAKE, Crewkerne, deceased (who died on the 25th day of January, 1892, Somerset, Solicitors for the Executors. and whose will was proved in the Principal Registry of MARGARET BRAGGE, Deceased. the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. Justice, on the 28th day of March, 1892, by Robert A LL creditors and others having any claims against Durham, Thomas Adams, and Henry Rashleigh Gray, the JCJL the estate of Margaret Bragge, late of Somerset executors thereinnamed), are hereby required to send in House, Radipole, in the county of Dorset, Widow, particulars, in writing, of their respective claims or deceased (who died on the 16th day of January, 1892, demands to me, the undersigned, the Solicitor for the and whose will was proved in the District Registry at said executors, on or before the 14th day of May, 1892; Blandford of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's after which date 'he said executors will proceed to High Court of Justice, on the 1st day of March, 1892, distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the by William John Ellis Warry Stone, Esq., and the persons entitled thereto, having regard, only to the Reverend Charles Albeit Bragge, the executors therein- claims and demands of which they shall then have named), are hereby required to send particulars, in writ- had notice; and they will not be liable for the assets, ing of their claims to the undersigned, the Solicitors for or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or the said, executors, on or before the 10th day of May persons of whose claims or demands they shall not then next; after which date the executors will proceed to have had notice:—Dated the 6th day of April, 1892. distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst JOHN H. HORTIN, 161, Edgware-road, London, the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to W., Solicitor for the Executors. the claims of which the. said executors shall then have had' notice; and they will not be'liable for the SARAH WALTON STARTIN, Deceased. assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, of whose claims they shall then have had notice.—Dated intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- this 4th day of April, 1892: perty, and to'relieve Trustees." J. and W. B. SPARKS and BLAKE, Crewkerne, NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other Somerset, Solicitors for the Executors. persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Sarah Walton Startin, formerly of St. Edmonds, . BENJAMIN WHIPPY GARRARD, Deceased. Palace-grove, Bromley, in the county of Kent, but late Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. of the Villa Ventura, Haines-hill, Taunton, in the county LL persons having any claims against Benjamin of Somerset, Widow, deceased (who died on the 19th day A Whippy Garrard, late of the Haymarket, London of January, 1S92, and whose will, with one codicil and East Heath, Wokingham, Berks, Silversmith (who thereto, was proved in the Principal Registry, of the died on the 13th. of October, 1891, and whose will was Probate Division of the High Court of Justice, on the proved by Mrs. Blanche Garrard, Widow, Robert' Sebas- 30th day of March, 1892, by Charles Startin, of 150, tian- Garrard, and William Restbury Few, on the 21st of Fenchurch-street, in the city of London, Sugar Mer- January, 1892), are requested to send in particulars chant, one of the executors thereinnamed), are hereby of their claims to the undersigned, before the 7th day of required to send particulars, in writing, of their claims May,. 1892; after which date the said executors will or demands to me, the undersigned, as Solicitor for the proceed to distribute the assets of the said- deceased, said executor, on or before the 3rd day of May, 1892 ; having- regard to the claims only of which they shall after which date the said executor will proceed to dis- then have had notice; and they will not be liable to any tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the person oE whose claims they shall not then have had persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. claims and demands of which he shall then have had FEW and CO., 19, Surrey-street, Strand, W.C., notice; and he will not be liable for the assets of the • Solicitors for the Executors. said deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of whose claims or demands he shall AUGUSTA PARSONS, -Deceased. not then have had notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. 1892. LL persons having claims against Mrs. Augusta LESLIE J. WILLIAMS, 1, Clement's-inn, Strand, Parsons, late of Priory, Leas, Folkestone, the wife London, Solicitor for the Executor. Aof the Reverend Charles Joseph Parsons (who died on the- 27th of January, 1892, and whose will was proved GEORGE JAMES BRIGGS, Deceased. in the Principal Registry on the 19th day of March, Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35.. 1892, by Ernest Bateman Falwasser and the Reverend "VTOTICE is hereby given, that all persons having any John Thomas Pearse), are hereby required to send J_i claims or demands upon the estate of George written, particulars of their claims to the undersigned, James Briggs, late of the Hollies, Ealham-hill, in .the before the 7th of May next; after which date the said county of Surrey, Gentleman (who died on the 8th day executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the of February, 1892, and whose will was proved in the said deceased, having regard only to the claims of Principal Registry of Her Majesty's High Court of Jus- which they shall then have had notice; and they will tice, on the 26th day of March, 1892, by Frances Briggs not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall and James Stevenson, the executors thereinnamed), are not then.have.had notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, hereby required to send in particulars thereof to the 1892.. undersigned, Solicitor for the executors, on or before the F.EW and CO., 19, Surrey-street, Strand, London, 31st day of May, 1892; after which date the executors Solicitors for the Executors. will distribute the assets of the deceased, having regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall HARRIET ELIZA NEWTON, Deceased. then have had notice; and they will not be liable for Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. the assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof, so OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other distributed, to any person or persons- of whose claim N persons having any claims against the estate of they shall not then have had notice.—Dated this 5th Harriet Eliza Newton, late of 39, Southbrook-road, Lee, day of April, 1892. • in the county of Kent, Widow of Edward Jones Newton BENJN. BURTON, 82, Blackfriars-road, London, (who died at 39, Southbrook-road aforesaid, on the 30th Solicitor for the Executors. - • - - - .'• .. - THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892. 2123

The Bight Honourable Sir JOHN LAMBERT, K.C.B., on the 15th day of March 1892, in the Principal Registry Deceased. of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, Justice), are hereby required to send particulars, in intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- writing, of their debts, claims, or demands to the perty, and to relieve Trustees." undersigned Richard Davies, on or before the 1st day NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other of June next; and notice is hereby given, that at the persons having any debts, claims, or demands expiration of that time the said executors will proceed against the estate of the Bight Honourable Sir John to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst Lambert, late of Milford House, Elms-road, Clapham, in the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the the county of Surrey, K.C.B. (who died on the 27th day claims of which the said executors shall then have bad of January, 1892, and whose will was proved in the notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. Principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her EICHABD DAVIES, 46, Chancery-lane, London, Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 9th day of Solicitor for the Executors. March, 1892, by Samuel Butler Provis, Esq., C.B., Miss THOMAS BLAND-GABLAND, Deceased. Mary Lambert, and 'Osmund Lambert, Esq., the exe- Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. cutors thereinnamed), are hereby required to send par- intituled >" An Act to further amend the Law. of ticulars, in writing, of their debts, claims, or demands Property, and to relieve Trustees." to us, the undersigned, as Solicitors for the said exe- 'OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other cutors, on or before the 18th day of May, 1892; and N persons having any claims or demands against the notice is hereby given, that at the expiration of that estate of Thomas Bland-Garland, late of Hillfields, time the said executors will proceed to distribute the Barghfield, in the county of Berks, Esq., Justice of the assets of the said testator amongst the persons entitled Peace (who died on the 5th day of February, 1892, and thereto, having regard only to the debts, claims, and whose will and codicils were proved in the Principal demands of which they shall then have had notice; Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High and that they will not be liable for the assets, or any Court of Justice on the 26th day of March, 1892, -by part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons Sarah Watts Garland, Widow, John Watts Garland, Esq., of whose debt, claim, or demand they shall not then George Peter Martin, Deputy Judge Advocate of the have had notice.—Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. Fleet at Portsmouth, and Colonel George Villiers Turner, WITHAM, LAMBERT, and EOSKELL, 1, Gray's- the executors thereinnamed), are hereby required to inn-square, London, W.C., Solicitors for the send particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands Executors. to us, the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said execu- RICHABD WILLIAM PENRY LENDON, Deceased. tors, on or before the 10th day of May next; after Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, which date the said executors will proceed to distribute intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons Property, and to relieve Trustees." entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and OTICE is hereby given, that all cre'ditors and other demands of which they shall then have had notice; and N persons having any claims or demands upon or they will not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, against the estate of Richard William Penry Lendon, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or late of Woodlands, Sidmouth, in the county of Devon, persons of whose claims or demands they shall not then Esq. (who died on the 29th day of November, 1891, and have had notice.—Dated this 2nd day of April, 1892. whose will was proved on the 2nd day of April, 1892, by TABBY and SHEBLOCK, 17, Serjeants'- inn, Albert Hamilton Godfrey and James Andus Allanson, Fleet-street, E.C., Solicitors for the Executors. two of the executors thereinnamed, in the Principal MARY ELIZABETH VEBE BOOTH POWELL, Deceased Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of Pursuant to the Statute 22nd' and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, Justice), are hereby required to send the particulars, intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of in writing, of their claims and demands to us, the Property, and to relieve Trustees." • undersigned, on or before the 23rd day of May next; OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other after which .date the said executors will proceed to dis- N persons having any claims or demands upon or tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the against the estate of Mary Elizabeth Vere Booth Powell, persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the formerly of Hurdcott House, near Salisbury, in the claims and demands of which they shall then have had county of Wilts, but late of Colwood Park, Bolney, notice; and they will not be liable for the assets of the said Cuckfield, in the county of Sussex, Widow (who died deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any on the 18th day of December, 1891, and. whose will, person or persons of whose claims and demands they with codicils thereto, was proved in the Principal shall not then have had notice.—Dated the 5th day of Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High April, 1892. Court of Justice, on the llth day of March, 1892, by JULL and GODFREY, 23, Queen Anne's-gate, William Henry Theodore Tyndale Powell, John Alexander Westminster, Solicitors for the Executors. Tyndale Powell, Henry William Pinninger, and John HENRY COLLINS GULLY, Deceased. James Unwin Clarke, the executors thereinnamed), are Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. hereby requested to send in particulars, in writing, of OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other their respective claims or demands to us, the under- N persons having any debts, claims, or demands signed, on or before the 30th day of April, 1892; at the against the estate of Henry Collins Gully, late of 13, expiration of which time the said executors will pro- Cavendish-mansions, Langham-street, but late of 2, ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased Hanover-street, Hanover-square, both in the county of among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only Middlesex, Tailor, deceased (who died on the 29th day to the debts, claims, and demands of which the said of January, 1892, and whose will was proved in the executors shall then have had notice; and the said Principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her Ma- executors will not be liable for the assets, so distributed, jesty's High Court of Justice, on the 25th day of March, to any person or persons of whose claims or demands 1892, by William Henry Lendon, Frederick William they shall not then have had notice.—Dated this 6th day Brown, and Edwin Marwood, the executors named in of April, 1892. the said will), are hereby required to send, in writing, HAERISpN and POWELL, 5, Baymond-buildings, the particulars of their debts, claims, or demands to us, Gray's-inn, London, W.C., Solicitors for the the undersigned, Solicitors for the said executors, on or Executors. before the 23rd day-of May, 1892; after which date the HEBBEBT GEORGE BABR, Deceased. said executors will proceed to distribute the said estate, Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. having regard only to the debts, claims, or demands of npHE creditors and other persons having any claims or which they shall then have had notice; and they will JL demands against the estate of Herbert George not be liable to any person for any debt, claim, or Barr, late of 346, Old-street, and 29, St. Alban's-road, demand of which they shall not then have had notice.— Harlesden, in the county of Middlesex, Cabinet Maker, Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. deceased (who died on the 13th day of January, 1892, LAYTON, SONS, and LENDON, 29, Budge-row, and whose will was proved in the Principal Registry of Cannon-street, London, E.C., Solicitors for the the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice, on Executors. the 30th day of March, 1892, by Annie Barr and Joseph ABBAHAM PUTLEY, Deceased. Francis Holmes, the executors thereinnamed), are hereby Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. required, on or before the 21st'day of May next, OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other to send particulars of their debts or claims, to us, N persons having any claims or demands upon or the undersigned; and notice is hereby given, that against the estate of Abraham Putley, late of 58, Cold- the executors will, after the said 21st day of May next, harbour-lane, Camberwell, in the county of Surrey, proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, Batcher, deceased (who died on the 26th day of January, having regard only to the debts or- claims of which, they 1892, and whose will, with two codicils thereto, was proved shall have had notice.— Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. by Sarah Ann Putley, John Goldie Smith Meller, Richard BODDINGTON and BALL, 1, Princess-street. ' Davies, and, Charles Putley, the executors thereinnamed,'' . Manchester, Solicitors for the1 Executors. ; 2124 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892.

HENRY DIXON, Deceased. thereto, having regard .only to the debt?, claims,.and Pursuant to the Statute 22rid and 23rd Vic., cap.'35. demands of which they shall then have had notice; and OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other that they will not be liable for the assets, or any part N persons having any claim's or demands against the. thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of whose estate of 'Henry Dixon, late of Egremont, in the county debt, claim, or demand they shall not then have had ' of Cumberland, retired Blacksmith, deceased (who died notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. ' . on the 4th day of December, 1887, and whose will was CLEAVER, HOLDEN, and CO., 26, North John- proved in the Carlisle District "Probate Registry, on the street, Liverpool,.Solicitors for the Executors. 3rd day of January, 1888, by John Book and Joseph • Williams, the executors thereinnamed), are hereby re- JOHN EDWARD HODGES, Deceased. ' -quired to send particulars of their claims or demands to Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, me, the undersigned, on or before the 12th day of May, intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- :;1892; after which date the said executors will proceed ' perty, and to relieve Trustees." to distribute the' estate of the said deceased, having OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other regard only to the claims and demands' of which they N persons having any claims or demands upon- or shall then have, had notice.—Dated .this 6th day of April, against the estate of John Edward Hodges, late of May- . 1-892. . field, Knighton, in the county borough of Leicester, J. B. THOMPSON, 18, Scotch-street, Whitehaven, Gentlema^i (who died on the 25th day of February, 1892 Solicitor for the Executors. and whose will was proved by George Henry Hodges, of Oadby Frith, near Leicester aforesaid, Gentleman, WALTER JOHN MOTT, Deceased. Robert Bristow Berridge, of 8, Friar-lane, Leicester afore- Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, said, Solicitor, and Harry Simpson Gee, of Knighton • intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- Frith, Knighton aforesaid, Gentleman, on the 28th day perty, and to relieve Trustees." of March, 1892, in the Leicester District Registry of the NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice), persons having any claims or demands upon or are hereby required to send in particulars, of their •' against 'the estate of Walter John Mott, late of the claims and demands to the undersigned, the said-Robert' George Hotel, Uxbridge, in the" county of Middlesex, Bristow Berridge, on or before the 1st day of June next; • Licensed Victualler, deceased (who died on the 14th at the expiration of which time the executors will pro- [day of March, 1892, and whose will was proved by Eliza ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among-the • Ann Mott, of the George Hotel, Uxbridge aforesaid, parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts, Spinster, one of the executors thereinnamed, on the 31st claims, and demands of which the'executors shall have day of March, 1892, in the Principal Registry of the had notice; and the executors will not be liable for the .Probate Division of the High Court of Justice), are assets, so distributed, to any person or persons of whose • required to send in the particulars of their claims or debt, claim, or demand they shall not then have had demands to me, the undersigned, the Solicitor for the notice.—Dated this 1st day of April, 1892, said executor, on or before the 31st day of May, 1892 ; ROBT. B. BERRIDGE, 8, Friar-lane, Leicester, after which date the said executor will proceed to dis- Solicitor. tribute'the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and HENRY TRANTER, Deceased. demands of which the said executor shall then have had Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, notice; and that she will not be liable for the assets, or intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- > any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons perty, and to relieve Trustees." - of whose claims or demands she shall not then have had NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and . notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. persons having any claims or demands upon or MARK DAVIS, 26, Basinghall-street, London, against the estate of Henry Tranter, late of Highbury : •„ . B.C., Solicitor for the Executor. Villa, Hill-street, in the city of Coventry, in the county The .Reverend THOMAS BACON, Deceased. of Warwick, deceased (who died on or about the 22nd . Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, day of November, 1891, and whose will was proved.by " intituled "An Act to farther amend the Law of Pro- Isabella Tranter, William Henry Moore, and James 1 perty, and to relieve Trustees." Eaves, all of the .said city of Coventry, the executors OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other thereinnamed, on the 18th day of January, 1892, in the N persons having any debts, claims, or demands District Registry at Birmingham of the Probate Division against • the estate* of the ' Reverend Thomas Bacon, of "Her Majesty's High Court of Justice), are hereby re- formerly of Itchen Abbas, in the county of Hants, and quired to send in the particulars of their claims and ; lately of 3, Lisburne-terrace, Torquay, in the county of demands to the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said Devon, deceased (who died on the 19th of February, executors, on or before the 16th day of Maj% 1892; and .. 1892, and whose will was proved in the Principal notice is hereby also given, that after that day the said "Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the Justice, on the 30th day of March, 1892, by Francis deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the said executors c .Ba'con and the Reverend Harry Vivian, Bacon, the ".'executors named in the said will), are hereby required shall then have notice; and that they will not be liable to send in particulars of-their debt's, claims, and demands for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any to the undersigned, Solicitors for the said executors, on person of whose debt or claim they shall not then Have or before the 6th day of May, 1892; after which date had notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. . the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of WOODCOCK and CO., 38, Bailey-lane, Coventry the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, Solicitors for the Executors. having regard' only to the debts, claims, and demands of HENRY PHILLIPS FOSTER, Deceased. " which they shall have then had notice; and the said Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35, • executors will not be liable for the assets, or any part intituled " An Act to farther amend the Law of Pro- ""thereof, so distributed, to any person of whose debt, perty, and to relieve Trustees." ^claim, or demand they shall not then have had such NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and notice as aforesaid.—Dated the 4th day of April, 1892. persons having any claims or demands upon or .PRIDEAUX and SONS, Goldsmiths' Hall, B.C., against the estate of Henry Phillips Foster, late of Solicitors'for the" Executors. Newark-upon-Trent, in the county of Nottingham, HENRY GEORGE LIEN, Deceased. deceased (who died on or about the 22nd day of Decem- Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, ber last, and whose will was proved by John Mathew ' intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- Walker, one of the executors thereinnamed, power being perty, and to'relieve Trustees." reserved of making the same grant to Thomas Bescoby, NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other the other executor named in the said will, on the 3rd persons having any debts, claims, or demands day of February last, in the District Registry of the - against the estate of Henry George Lien, late of 61, York- High Court of Justice at Nottingham), are hereby , terrace, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Gentleman required to send particulars of their claims and demands . (who'died on the^29th day of January,' 1892, and whose to the said John Mathew Walker, or to the undersigned, .will was proved by Hans Lien Braeksfcad, John Graham, his Solicitor, on or before the 16th day of April next; ; and William Stackhouse Holden, the executors therein- and notice is hereby also given, that after that day the ^ named, in the Liverpool District Registry attached to the executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the *;Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having • on'the 4th day of April, 1892), are. hereby required to regard only to the claims of which the said executors '.send'1 particulars, in writing, of their debts, claims, or shall then have had notice ; and he will not be liable 1 demands to us, the undersigned, the Solicitors for the for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any ^said,executors, on 'or before the 7th day of May, 1892; person of whose debt or claim he shall not then have Vand notice is hereby given, that at the expiration of that had notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. •'time the said'executors will proceed, to distribute the CHAS. WM. HAIGH, Bank-chambers, Kirk-gate, ' assets of the said testator among the parties entitled . Newark, Solicitor for the Executor. <•. t (...... 4- - * ' TT- - -*-..- THE LONBOtf GAZETTE, APRIL 8,

'ELIZABETH THOMAS, Deceased. any part thereof, so distributed, to any person of persons ; Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, of whose claims or demands she shall not then have, OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and per- had notice.—Dated this 30th day of March, 1892.' , N sons having any claims upon the estate of Eliza- DIVER and PRESTON, 23, King-street, Great" •, beth .Thomas (the wife of George Irwin Thomas), late of Yarmouth, Solicitors for the Executrix. Clifton House, Gorse-lane, in the county borough of Swansea, deceased (who died on the 25th day of Sep- ADAM SCOTT, Deceased. tember, 1891, and probate of whose will was, on the 1st Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35,' day of December, 1891, granted by the Principal Regis- intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro-' „ try of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High 06urt perty, and to relieve Trustees." of Justice, to Thomas Huxtable, one of the executors "VTOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and persons'. thereinnamed), are hereby required to send in the'par- 1.1 having any claims or demands upon or against the '. ticulars of. their claims to me, the undersigned, on or estate of .the said Adam Scott, late of 87, Barnsbury- before the 30th day of May next; after which day the street, in Islington,- in the county of London, Com- .'• • said executor will., proceed to distribute the assets of positor, deceased (who died on or about the 23rd day of ,, the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, January, 1892, intestate, and letters of administration having regard to the claims only of which he shall then of whose personal estate and effects were granted to have had notice; and that he will not be liable for the Ellen Kearney, on the 14th day of March last, out of the • assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person Principal Probate Registry), are hereby required to send of whose debt or claim he shall not then have had notice. the particulars, of their claims or demands to. the Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. undersigned, the Solicitor for the said Ellen Kearney, E. AUSTIN WILLIAMS, 13, Castle-street, Swan- on or before the 5th day of- May next; and notice is sea, Solicitor for the Executors. hereby also given, that after that -day the said adminis- tratrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the de- •• MARGARET THEAKSTONE, Deceased. ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having-regard Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. -35, only to the claims of which the said administratrix, intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- shall then have had notice; and that she will not be ' perty, and to relieve Trustees." liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and to any person of whose debt or claim she shall not then persons having any claims or demands upon or have had notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. against the estate of Margaret Theakstone, late of York ARTHUR BROWNE, Warrington, Solicitor" for . Lodge, Crosby-road, South Seaforth, in the county of Adminstratrix. Lancaster, Widow, deceased (who died on the 31st day of December, 1891, and letters of administration of CAROLINE MARIA CARTER, Deceased. whose estate and effects were granted to Henry Theak- Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, stone, out of the District Registry at Liverpool attached intituled " An Act to further amend the 'Law of Pro- to the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice, on perty, and to relieve Trustees." - . the llth day of February, 1892), are hereby required to NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other send in the particulars of their claims and demands to persons having any claims or demands against the .'. the'undersigned, the Solicitors for the said administrator, estate of Caroline Maria Carter, late of 7, Pembroke- . before or on the 4th day of May next; after which date road, Kensington, Middlesex, Spinster, deceased (who." tha said administrator will proceed to distribute the died on the 19th day of February, 1892, and whose will ' . assets of the deceased amongst the persons entitled was proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate Divi- thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands sion of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 16th . of which he shall then have'had notice; and that he will day of March, 1892, by Richard Thomas Lewis, of'28, "•"' not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so distri- Mount Park-crescent, Ealing, Middlesex, Electrician, buted,-to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not and John Carter, of the Mill House, Braintree, Essex, then have had notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. Gentleman, the executors thereinnamed), are hereby ' NORRIS and SONS, 11, Union-court, Castle-street, required to send the particulars, in writing, of their claims • Liverpool, Solicitors for the Administrator. or demands against the said estate, on or before the 1st ' day of June, 1892, to us, the undersigned, Shepheards and EDWARD HOLMAN HAY, Deceased. Bird, at our offices, 1, King-street, Kensington aforesaid, Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. Solicitors for the said Richard Thomas Lewis and John OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other Carter; and notice is hereby further given, that after N' persons having any claims or demands against the the said 1st day of June, 1892, the said Richard Thomas estate of Edward Holman Hay, late of Monken Hadley, Lewis and John Carter will proceed to distribute the in the county of Middlesex, Esq., deceased (who died assets of the said Caroline Maria Carter, deceased, among- on the 25th day of December last, and whose will was the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the proved on the 21st day of January last, by Susannah claims of which the said Richard Thomas Lewis and Elizabeth Hay, Percy' Hedley Hall, and the Reverend John Carter shall have had notice ; and will not be liable John Bond Lee, the executors thereiunamed), are hereby for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose required to send written particulars of their claims or claim or interest they shall not have had notice at the demands to the undersigned, Solicitor's for the executors, time of such distribution.—Dated this 5th day of April, ,on or before the 30th day of May next; after which 1892. date the executors will distribute the assets, having SHEPHEARDS and BIRD, 1, King-street, Ken- regard only to the claims and demands of which they sington, Solicitors for the Executors. shall then have had notice; and they will not be liable for the assets of the deceased, or any part thereof, so i WILLIAM HOWARD, Deceased. distributed, to any person or persons of whose claims or Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd 'Vic., cap. 35,/ demands they shall not; then have h'ad notice.—Dated intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- ' this 6th day of April, 1892. and to relieve Trustees." COOPER, WALKER, and HALL, 7, Birchin-lane, Of ICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other ' London, E.G., Solicitors for the Executors. persons having any claims or demands against • the estate of William Howard, formerly of 17» High* JAMES WELLS, Deceased. street, Kensington, Middlesex, Brash Maker, and late of "' Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, Wyndham Lodge, Wyndham-road, Salisbury, in the intituled " An-Act to further amend the Law of Pro- county of Wilts, Gentleman, deceased (who died on the perty, and to relieve Trustees." 9th day of February,-1892, and whose will was proved NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of persons having any claims or demands against the Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 15th day estate of James Wells, late of 126, King-street, Great of March, 1892, by Emily Howard, Widow, and the " Yarmouth, in the county of-Norfolk, Silversmith and Art Reverend William O'Mant, the executors thereinnamed), Dealer, deceased (who died on the 26th day of February, are hereby required to send the particulars, in writing, • 1892, and whose will was proved in the Norwich District of their claims or demands to us, the undersigned, the Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Solicitors for the said executors, on or before the 31st Court of Justice, on the 21st day of March, 1892, by day of May, 1892; after which date the said executors Elizabeth Wells, of Great Yarmouth, Widow, the execu- will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased trix thereinnamed), are hereby required to send the amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands to to the claims and demands of which they shall then . us, the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said executrix, have had notice; and they will not be liable for. the on or-before the 18th day of May, 1892; after which date assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof, so the said executrix will proceed to distribute the -assets distributed, to any person or persons of whose claims or of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled demands they shall not then have had notice.—Dated thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands this 6th day of April, 1892. of which she shall then have had notice; and she SAXTON and SON, 11, Queen Victoria-street. •- will not be liable for, the assets of the said deceased, or City; Solicitors'for the Exe

.JOSEPH BEDENHAM, Deceased. day of May, 1892; after which date the said executors Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased intituled " An Act to further amend the Law o£ Pro- amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard perty, and to relieve Trustees." only to the claims and demands of which they shall "VTOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other then have had notice; and they will not be liable for J. i persons having any claims or demands against the the assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof, so estate of Joseph Bedenham, late of 3, Merstow-place, in distributed, to any person or persons of whose claims or the borough of Evesham,.in the county of Worcester, demands they shall not then have had notice.—Dated Gentleman, deceased (who died on the 1st day of Janu- this 6th day of April, 1892. ary, 1892, and whose will was proved in the Worcester ERNEST EGBERT BLYTH, Castle-chambers, District Registry, on the 9th day of February, 1892, by Norwich, Solicitor for the Executors. Frederick Taylor and Richard Matthews, the executors thereinnamed), are hereby required to send particulars, CHARLES JOSEPH SKEET, Deceased. in writing, thereof to the undersigned, on or before the Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, 31st day of May next; after which date the said exe- intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro* cutors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said perty, and to relieve Trustees." deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having "VTOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other regard only to the claims and demands of which they J. i persons having any claims or demands upon or shall then have had notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, against the estate of Charles Joseph Skeet, formerly of 1892. 4, Blandford-place, Regent's Park, but late of 11, Wel- BYROH and COX, Evesham, Solicitors for the lington-road, St. John's Wood, both in the county of Executors. Middlesex, Gentleman, deceased (who died on the 22nd day of January, 1892, and whose will was proved in the CHARLES WILLCOCK ELLWOOD, Deceased. Principal Probate Registry of Her Majesty's High Court Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, of Justice, on the 17th day of March, 1892, by Florence intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- Charlotte Skeet, Spinster, the sole • executrix therein- perty, and to relieve Trustees." named), are hereby required to send the particulars, in NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other writing, of their claims or demands to me, the under- persons having any claims or demands against the signed, the Solicitor for the said executrix, on or before estate of Charles Willcock Ellwood, late of Bloxholm, the 14th day of May next; after which date the said in the county of Lincoln, Farmer, deceased (who died executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said on the llth day of January, 1891, and letters of admi- testator amongst the persons entitled thereto, having nistration to whose personal estate were granted by the regard only to the claims and demands of which she Lincoln Registry of the Probate Division of the High shall then have had notice; and that she will not be Court of Justice, on the 3rd day of February, 1891, to liable for the assets of the said testator, or any part Arthur Ellwood, of Mareham-le-Fen, in the county of thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of whose Lincoln, Farmer), are hereby required to send particu- claims or demands she shall not then have had notice. lars, in writing, of their claims or demands to us, the —Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. undersigned, as Solicitors for the said administrator, on THOS. H. ALDERTON, 97, Edgware-road, Lon- or before the 6th day of May, 1892; after which date the said administrator will proceed to distribute the don, W., Solicitor for the Executrix. assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he JOHN TAYLOR, Deceased. shall then have had notice.—Dated this 6th day of Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, April, 1892. intituled " An Act to further amend the Law Of Pro- perty, and to relieve Trustees." • DALTON and KEMP, 2, St. Benedicl's-sqnare, "VTOTICE is hereby given, that all persons having any Lincoln, Solicitors for the Administrator. 131 claims or demands against the estate of John JOHN KNIGHT, Deceased. Taylor, late of Dutton Hall, in the county of Chester, Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, Farmer, deceased (who died on the 4th of November, 1871, intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of and whose will and codicil were proved in the Chester Dis- Property, and to relieve Trustees." trict Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other of Justice, on the 12th of December, 1871, by Joseph N persons having any claims or demands against Taylor, Farmer (since deceased), and Joseph Taylor, the estate of John Knight, late of Bentley, in the Licensed Victualler, two of the executors thereinnamed, county of Southampton, Yeoman, deceased (who died on are hereby requested to send the particulars, in writing, the 3rd day of January, 1892, and whose will was proved of their claims or demands to us, the undersigned, on in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her or before the 23rd of April instant; after which date Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the llth day of the- said executor will proceed to distribute the assets February^ 1892, by Thomas Eggar, of Brighton, Sussex, of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled Gentleman, one of the executors thereinnamed, power thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he being reserved of making the like grant to Thomas shall then have had notice: and he will not be liable Augustus Seawell, the other executor named in the said for the assets of the'said deceased, or any part thereof, will), are hereby required to send the particulars, in so distributed, to any person or persons of whose claims writing, of their claims or demands to us, the under- or demands he shall not then have had notice.—Dated signed, Griffith, Eggar, and Griffith, on or before the this 6th day of April, 1892. 10th day of May, 1892; after which date the said execu- H. B. WHITE and SONS, Bold-street, Warring- tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said ton, Solicitors for the surviving Executor. deceased, amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard'only to the claims and demands of which he shall MARY ANN LLOYD, Deceased. then'have had notice; and he will not be liable for the Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof, so .dis- intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- tributed, to any person or persons of whose claims or perty, and to relieve Trustees." demands he shall not then have had notice.—Dated "VTOTIOE is hereby given, that all creditors and other this 6th day of April, 1892. 1A persons having any claims or demands against GRIFFITH, EGGAR, and GRIFFITH, 47, Old the estate of Mary Ann Lloyd, late of the Rose and Steyne, Brighton, Solicitors for the Executor. Castle Inn, Cefn Coed, in the county of Brecon, Widow, deceased (who died on the llth day of January, 1892, JAMES SMITH, Deceased. and whose will was proved in the Hereford District Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High intituled " An' Act to further amend the Law of Pro- Court of Justice, on the 9th day of February, 1892, perty and to relieve Trustees." by John Lloyd Atkins and Margaret Lucy Lloyd, the NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and executors thereinnamed), are hereby required to send other persons having any claims or demands particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands to us, against the estate of James Smith, late of 18, Cromwell- the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said executors, on place, Kensington, in the county of Middlesex, Gentle- or before the 29th day of April, 1892; after which date man, deceased (Who died on the 15th day of February, the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 1892, and whose will was proved in the Principal of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands Court of Justice, on the 4th day of March, 1892, by of which they shall then have had notice; and they Arthur Davey Massingham, of Victoria-street, Norwich, will not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, Gentleman, and Joseph Massingham, of Chapel Field- or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or road, Norwich, Gentleman, the executors thereinnamed), persons of whose claims or demands they shall not then are hereby required to send the particulars, in writing, have had notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. of their claims or demands to .me, the undersigned,'the LEWIS and JONES, 33, Victoria-street, Merthyr-r Solicitor for the said, executors, on or .before the 16th Tydfil, Solicitors for the Executors* THE LONDON GAZETTE, .APRIL 8, 1892. 2127

HYDE WEEDON ELLIS, Deceased. Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on ' Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. the 21st day of March, 1892), are hereby required to OTICE is hereby given, that all persons having any send particulars, in writing, of their debts, claims, or N claims against the estate of Hyde Weedon Ellis, demands to us, the undersigned, as Solicitors for the late of 26, Haselrigge-road, Clapham, in the county of said executors, on or before the 9th day of May, Surrey, Gentleman, deceased, are hereby required to 1892; and notice is hereby given, that at the expiration send particulars of their claims to me, the undersigned, of that time the said executors will proceed to dis- Hastings C. Draper, Solicitor for the executor of the tribute the assets of the said testator among the parties will of the deceased, on or before the 30th day of April, entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts, claims, 1892; after which date the executor will proceed to an.d demands of which they shall then have notice; distribute the assets of the • deceased amongst the and that they will not be liable for the assets, or any persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of claims of which he shall then have had notice.—Dated whose debt, claim, or demand they shall not then have the 7th day of April, 1892. had notice.—Dated this 7th day of April, 1892. HASTINGS C. DRAPER, 83, Vincent-square, ILIFFE, HENLEY, and SWEET, 2, Bedford-row, Westminster, Solicitor for the Executor. London, Solicitors for the Executors. ROBERT MARLEY, Deceased. ELIZABETH CHANTRY, Deceased. Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. OTICE is hereby given, that all persons having any OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other claims or demands against the estate of Robert N persons having any claims or demands upon or MaaAeyN , late of Boosbeck, in the county of York, Farmer against the estate of Elizabeth Chantry, late of 32, (who died on the 15th day of January, 1891, and letters Church-road, Richmond, in the county of Surrey, of administration were taken out on the 26th day of Widow, deceased (who died on the 18th February, 1892, October, 1891, by Margaret Marley), are required iosend and whose will was proved in the Principal Registry .of in particulars of their debts, claims, or demands to me, the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of he undersigned, the Solicitor for the said administratrix, Justice, on the 23rd March, 1892, by Henry Earle and on or before .the 14th day of May next; after which date Stephen Woodbridge, the executors tbereinnamed), axe the said administratrix will proceed to distribute the hereby required to send, in writing, particulars of their .assets among the parties entitled thereto, having regard claims or demands to us, the undersigned, Solicitors for to the claims only of which the said administratrix shall the executors, on or before the 30th May. 1892; after then have had notice; and she will not be liable for the which day the executors will proceed to distribute .the assets of the deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed, assets of the said Elizabeth Chantry, deceased, amongst to any person of whose debt, claim, or demand she shall the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the not then have had notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, debts and claims of which they shall then have had 1892. notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. SAML. SPRY, 33, Albert-road, Middlesborough, WOODBRIDGE and SONS, 5, Serjeants'-inn, Solicitor for the Administratrix. Fleet-street, London, and Brentford, Middlesex, Solicitors for the Executors. ROBERT SCOTT, Deceased. GEORGE BURROW GREGORY, Deceased. Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other perty, and to relieve Trustees." N persons having any claim or demand against the "VTOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other estate of George Burrow Gregory, late of Boarzell, 1.1 persons having any claims or demands against Sussex, and the Treasurer's House, Foundling Hospital, the estate of Robert Scott,' late of Middlesceugh, near Guilford-street, London, Esq., deceased, and formerly Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland, retired Black- of 1, Bedford-row, London (who died on the 5th day of smith, deceased (who died on the 19th day of January, March, 1892, and whose will was proved in the Principal 1892, and of whose estate letters'of administration were Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High granted on the 24th day of February, 1892, at the Court of Justice, on the 29th day of March, 1892, by District Probate Registry at Carlisle, to Francis Seott.of Edward Lee RowclifCe, of Hall Place, near Guildford, in Field Head, Calthwaite, near Carlisle), are hereby required the county of Surrey, Esq., George Francis Gregory, of to send particulars, in writing, of their claims or Boarzell, Hurst Green, in the county of Sussex, Esq., and demands to us, the undersigned, on or before the 4th John Roger Burrow Gregory, of 1, Bedford-row, in the day of May next; after which date the said adminis- county of Middlesex, Solicitor, the executors therein- trator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said named), are hereby required to send particulars, in writing, deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having of their claims and demands to the undersigned, Ro wcliff es, regard only to the claims and demands of which he shall Rawle, and Co., 1, Bedford-row, London, on or before then have had notice; and he will not be liable for the the 1st day of June, 1892; after which date the said assets of the said -deceased, or any part thereof, so executors will proceed to distribute the testator's assets, distributed, to any person or persons of whose claims or among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only demands he shall not then have had notice.—Dated this to the claims of which they shall then have had notice. 4th day of April, 1892. —Dated this 8th day of April, 1892. MOTJNSEY and CO., 3, Castle-street, Carlisle," ROWCL1FFES, RAWLE, and CO., 1, Bedford- Solicitors for the Administrator. row, London, Solicitors for the Executors. THOMAS NOBLE, Deceased. LOUISA HANNAH FAWSETT BENNETT, Deceased. Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. OTICE 'is hereby given, that all creditors and other OTICE is hereby given, that all persons having any N persons having any claims or demands against N claims or demands upon or against the estate of the "estate of Thomas Noble, late of Cross Hills, Greet- Louisa Hannah Fawsett Bennett, formerly of the Grange, land, in the parish of Halifax, in the county "of York, in the county of Chester, and late of Florence, in the Contractor, deceased, are hereby required to send the Kingdom of Italy, Spinster, deceased (who died on the particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands to me, 27th day of February, 1892, and whose will, with one the undersigned, the Solicitor for the executors, on or codicil thereto, was proved by Charles Heaton Hinde, of before the 16th day of April, 1892; after which date Elmstead, Birkdale, near Southport, in the county, of the executors will proceed to distribute the assets of Lancaster, and Robert Bridgford, John Bury, and Peter the said deceased to the parties entitled thereto, having Jeffrey Ramsay, all of the city of Manchester, the exe- regard only to the claims of which they shall then cutors named in the said will, on the-28th day of March, have had notice.—Dated this 4th day of April, 1892. 1892, in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division • JOHN MARSHALL, Arcade-chambers, •Com- of the High Court of Justice), are hereby required to send mercial-street, Halifax, Solicitor for the Exe- in the particulars of their debts or claims to the said cutors. executors, at the offices of the undersigned, their Soli- Captain CHARLES JAMES HERBERT, Deceased. citors, on or before the 23rd day of-May, Ife92; and Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 3.5, notice is hereby also given, that after that date the intituled "An Act to further amend'the Law of Pro- said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of perty, and to relieve Trustees." the said Louisa Hannah Fawsett Bennett,..deceased, NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other amongst the parties entitled thereto, having-regard only ..persons having any debts, claims, or demands to the claims of which they shall then have had notice; against the estate of Charles James Herbert, late of the and that they will not be liable for the-assets, or any Travellers Club, Pall Mall, in the county of Middlesex, part thereof, so distributed, to any person of whose debt late a Captain in. the Grenadier Guards (who died on or claim they shall not then have had notice.—Dated the 5th day of August, 1891, and whose will was proved this 5th day of April, 1892. by the Honourable Richard Dawson and Sir George HINDE, MILNE, and BURY, 7, Mount-street, . Lauderdale . Houston Bpswall, Bart., the executors Albert-square, Manchester, Solicitors for the tbereinnamed, in the Principal Registry of the Probate Executors. . . • No. 26276. G 2128 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL S, 1892.

- OHABLBS LORD DBNTON, Deceased. said county of York, Chartered Accountant, the exe- Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 36. cutors named in the said will), are hereby required to * LL persons having claims against the estate of send the particulars, in writing, of their claims or •J\. Charles Lord Denton, late of St. Briavels, in the demands to us, the undersigned, the Solicitors for the county of Gloucester, Esq., deceased (who died on the said executors, on or before the 21st day of May, 1892 ; 24th January, 1892, and of whose personal estate letters after which date the said executors will proceed'to dis- of administration, with the will and codicil annexed, tribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties were granted hy the Principal Probate Registry of the entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims or High Court of Justice, to Frederick Verdon Andrews, demands of which they shall then have had notice; and for the use and benefit of Octavius William Andrews, the said executors will not be liable or accountable for the executor named in the said will, and until he should the assets, or any part thereof, so% distributed, to any .apply for and obtain probate of the said will and codicil), person or persons of whose debt or claim they shall not are hereby requested to send particulars of their claims then have had notice.—Dated this 6th day of April, to us, the undersigned, Solicitors for the said Frederick 1892. Verdon Andrews, on or before the 14th day of May OXLEY and COWARD, Rotherham, Solicitors next; after which date the said Frederick Verdon for the Executors. 'Andrews will proceed to distribute the assets of the ROBERT WILLIAM SHELDON, Deceased. said deceased, having regard only to the claims of which Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. he shall then have had notice.—Dated this 6th day of OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and others April, 1892. N having any claims or demands upon the estate of - DRAKE, SON, and PARTON, 24, Rood-lane, E.C., Robert William Sheldon, late of Bishop's Fonthill Rectory, Solicitors for the Administrator. Salisbury, in the county of Wilts, Clerk in Holy Orders PHILIP PHILLIPS, Deceased. (who died on the 10th January, 1892, and whose will was Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, proved on the. 5th day of March, 1892, in tke Salisbury intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of District Registry of the Probate Division of the High Property, and to relieve Trustees." •Court of Justice, by Penelope Mary Valpy Sheldon, the "VTOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other Widow of the deceased and sole executrix), are hereby J.1 persons having any debts, claims, or demands required to send particulars, in writing, of their claims against the estate of Philip Phillips, late of the G-aer, and demands to me, on or before the 10th day of May, Newport, in the county of Monmouth (who died on the 1892 ; after which day I shall distribute the assets of the 5th day of December, 1891, and whose will and codicil deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having were proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate regard only to the claims and demands of which I shall Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the then have had notice.—Dated this 28th day of March, 17th day of February, 1892, by Daniel Whitehouse and 1892. Philip Samuel Phillips, the executors thereinnamed), . P. M. V. SHELDON, 10, Park-street, Bath, are hereby required to send particulars, in writing, of their Executrix. debts, claims, or demands to us, the undersigned, as JOSEPH BRADBURN, Deceased. Solicitors for the said executors, on or before the 14th Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, day of May, 1892; and notice is hereby given, that at' intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- the expiration of that time the said executors will perty, and to relieve Trustees." proceed to distribute the assets of the said testator NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other amongst the persons entitled thereto; having regard persons having any claims against ^the estate of only to the debts, claims, and demands of which we Joseph Bradbum, late of the Dog and Pheasant, Water- shall then have had notice ; and that we will not be loo, Ashton-under-Lyne, in the county of Lancaster, . liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, . Publican, deceased (who died on the 1st day of Decem- ^to any person or persons of whose debt, claim, or ber, 1891, and whose will was prdved in the Manchester 'demand we shall not then have had notice.—Dated District Registry of the Probate Division of Her Ma- ' this 5th day of April, 1892. jesty's High Court of Justice, on the 13th day of January, LYNE and CO., Westgate-chambers, Newport, 1892, by James Platt, one of the executors appointed by Mon., Solicitors for the Executors. the said will, Hannah Bradburn, the Widow, having PHILIP HORTON DENMAN, Deceased. renounced probate), are hereby required to send in the Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. particulars of their claims and demands, in writing, on OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other or before the 14th day of May next, to the said executor, N persons having any claims or demands against ,at my office, situate as below; and notice is hereby the estate of Philip Horton Denman, late of Ferndale further given, that after the said 14th day of May the Park-road, Moseley, in the county of Worcester, Gentle- said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of man, deceased (who died on the 14th day of February-, the said testator amongst the parties entitled thereto, 1892, and whose will was proved in the Worcester Dis- having regard only to the claims of which the said exe- trict Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court cutors shall then have notice; and the executor will not of Justice, on the 31st day of March, 1892, by William be liable or answerable for the assets, or any part there- ' Shakespear, of Hayfield-road, Wake 'Green, Moseley of, so distributed, to any person or persons of whose aforesaid, Gentleman, and Thomas Gilbert, of Oakfield, claim he shall not then .have notice.—Dated this 7th Edgbaston-road, Balsall Heath, in the said county of day of April, 1892. . Worcester, J.P., the executors thereinnamed), are hereby H. BARBER, 16, Warrington-street, Ashton-under- required to send the particulars, in writing, of their Lyne, Solicitor for. the Executor. claims or demands to us, the undersigned, Johnson, Bar- SARAH STODART, Deceased. clay, Johnson, and Rogers, on or before the 31st day of Pursuant to the Statute 22nd'and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, May, 1892; after which date the said executors will intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased perty, and to relieve Trustees." amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other to the claims and demands of which they shall then persons having any claims or demands upon or have had notice; and the said executors will not be against the estate of Sarah Stodart, formerly of 64, • liable for the assets of the said deceased, or any part Ladbroke-grove, Netting Hill, in the county of Middle- •thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of sex, but late of 75, London-road, St. Leonards-on-Sea, in whose claims and demands they shall not then have the county of Sussex, Spinster, deceased (who died on had notice.—Dated this 5th day of April, 1892. the 29th day of February, 1892, and whose will was JOHNSON, BARCLAY, JOHNSON, and proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division ROGERS, 36, Waterloo-street, Birmingham, of the High Court of Justice, on the 5th day of April, Solicitors for the Executors. 1892, by Lees Enowles, of Westwood, Pendlebury, in the EDWARD ROBINSON, Deceased. county of Lancaster, one of the executors thereinnamed), Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, are hereby required to send the particulars, in writing, intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- of their claims or demands to us, the undersigned, the perty, and to relieve Trustees." Solicitors for the said executor, on or before the 9th day "iCrOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other of May, 1892; after which date the said executor will J. l persons having claims or demands upon or against proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased the estate of Edward Robinson, late of Westville, among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only Rotherham, in the county of York, retired Surgeon, to the claims and demands of which he shall then have deceased (who died on the 31st day of December, 1891, had notice; and he will not be liable for the assets of at Westville, Rotherham aforesaid, and whose will was the said deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed, to proved-in the District Probate Registry of Her Majesty's any person or persons of whose claims or demands he High Court of Justice at Wakefield, on the 15th day of shall not then have had notice.—Dated this 6th day of March,- 1892, by Mary Robinson, Widow, and Henry April, 1892. , Walton- Robinson, Common Brewer, both of Rotherham CHAPPELL and GRIFFITH, 31, Golden-square, aforesaid, and Robert John Evans, of Sheffield, in the London, W., Solicitors for the Executor. THE LONDON GAZETTE, APEIL 8, 1892. 2129.

MARIA ELIZA DUNNING, Deceased. the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Pursuant to the Statute, 22nd.and 23rd Vic., cap. .35, Justice, on the 19th day of November, 1891, by. Con-' intituled " An Act to further -amend the. Law of Pro* stantia Amelia Huntington 'Dawson, one of the 'execu- perty, and to relieve'Trustees." tors thereinnamed), are hereby required to send the OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands to N persons having any claims or demands upon or us, the undersigned, on or before the 30th day of April, against the estate of Maria Eliza Dunning, late of 21, If92; after which date the said executor will proceed Chesterton-road, in the parish of Chesterton, in the to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst county of Cambridge, Widow, deceased (who died on the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the or about the 17th day of September, 1891, and whose claims and demands of which she shall then have had will was proved by David Bland, of 203, Chesterton- notice; and she will not be liable for the assets of the road, in the parish of Chesterton aforesaid, Surveyor, the said deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed, fco any sole executor thereinnamed, on the 9th day of October, person or persons of whose claims or demands she shall 1891, in the Peterborough District Registry of the Pro- not then have had notice.—Dated this 7th day of April, bate Division of the High Court of Justice), are hereby 1892. required to send in the particulars of their claims or CLAYTON and GIBSON, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, demands to the said David Bland, or to the undersigned, Solicitors for the Executor. his Solicitor, on or before the 20th day of May next; and notice is hereby also given, that after that day the • JANE GATE, Deceased. said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having intituled •' An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- regard only to the claims' of which the said executor perty, and to relieve Trustees." shall then have notice; and that he will not be liable for TVTOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any Ll persons having any claims or demands upon or person of whose debt or claim he shall not then have against the estate of Jane Gate, formerly of 25, Dulwich- had notice.—Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. road, Herne-hill, in the county of Surrey, but late of JOHN EBENR. FOSTER, 10, Trinity-street, 27, Dulwich-road aforesaid, Widow (who died on the 9th Cambridge, Solicitor for the Executor. day of February, 1892, and whose will was proved by Augustus Charles Sadler, the executor thereinnamed, on MARY FEWSON, Deceased. the 5th day of March, 1892, in the Principal Registry Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, of the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice), intituled " An Act to further amend to Law of Pro- are hereby required to send in the particulars of their perty, and to relieve Trustees." claims and demands to us, the undersigned, the "jVfOflCE is hereby given, that all creditors and other Solicitors for the said executor, on or before the 14th .LN • persons having any, claims or demands against day of May, 1892; and notice is hereby also given, that the estate of Mary Fewson, late of 24, Clifton-terrace, after that day the said executor will proceed to dis- Margate, in the county of Kent, Widow, deceased (who tribute the assets of the deceased among the parties • died on the 1st day of January, 1892, and letters of ad- entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of ministration to whose estate were, on the 18th day of which he shall then have had notice, and that he will January, 1892, granted by the Principal Registry of the not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so dis- Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, tributed, to any person or persons of whose debtor claim to William Chessman, of Ruston House, Patrington, in he shall not then have had notice.—Dated this 5th day the county of York, Farmer), are hereby required to send of April, 1892. the particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands FRANK RICHARDSON and SADLER, 28, to the undermentioned, Watson, Sons, and Carrick, of Golden-square, London, W., Solicitors for the Hull, the Solicitors for the said William Chessman, on Executors. or before the 16th day of May, 1892; after which date the said William Chessman will proceed to distribute CHARLES READING, Deceased. the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and A LL persons having any claims or demands against demands of which he shall have had notice; and he will J\. the estate of Charles Reading, formerly of 138, not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, or any Emscote-road, Warwick, in the county of Warwick part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of but late of .Sanders-street, Emscote, Warwick aforesaid, wh'ose claims or demands he shall not then have had Plasterer (who died on the 17th day of February, 1892, notice.—Dated this 6th day of April, 1892. and whose will was proved in the Birmingham District WATSON, SONS, and CARRICK, Hull, Solicitors Registry, on the 4th day of April, 1892, by jane Reading for William Chessman. and William Barker Sanderson, the executors therein- named), are required to send the particulars, in writing, CATHERINE MARIA FORSTER, Deceased. of such claims or demands to us, the undersigned, on or Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35, before the 31st day of May next.—Dated this 7th day of intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- April, 1892. perty, and to relieve Trustees." HANDLEY, BROWN, and LEDBROOK, 10, North- TVTOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other gate-street, Warwick, Solicitors for the Execu- J31 persons having any claims or demands against tors. the estate of Catherine Maria Forster, late of Wark- GEORGE EDWARD KENT, Deceased. worth, in the county of Northumberland, deceased (who Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic., cap. 35. died on the 25th day of February, 1S90, intestate, and LL creditors and other persons having any claims letters of administration of whose personal estate and A or. demands against the estate of George Edward effects were granted out of the District Registry at Kent, late of 12, Manor-villas, Theydon. Bois, in the Newcastle-upon-Tyne of the Probate Division of Her county of Essex, retired Hosier (who died on the 30th Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 5th day of. De- day of January, 1892), are hereby required to send par- cember, 1891, to Constantia Amelia Huntington Dawson). ticulars, in writing, of their claims or demands to are hereby required to send the particulars, in writing, us, the undersigned, the Solicitors for Elizabeth Ann of their claims or demands to us, the undersigned, 'on Kent, the administratrix of the personal estate and or before the 30th day of April, 1892; after which date effects of the deceased, on or before the 14th day of the said administratrix will proceed to distribute the May, 1892 : after which date the assets of the deceased assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled will be distributed by the said administratrix, having thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands regard only to those claims and demands of which she of which, she shall then have had notice; and she will shall then have had notice.—Dated this 6th day of Ap rl,

Date of Adjudication Debtor'? Natne. A Idress. Description. Court. or Resolution Date of Order. Nature of Older nuuta. for Liquidation. Isaac, George... .. , Theatre Plain Great Yarmouth ... Great Yarmouth ... Mar. 8, 1882 ... Mar. 11, 1892 ... Discharge granted H Dyson, Sam Buxton-road, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Leather Currier Huddersfield Sept. 19, 1881 ... Feb. 26, 1892 ... Discharge granted W and of Linthwaite, near Hudders- field aforesaid O tzj O O t2j

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ft Whether Ace or Acts of Ho. of Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved Date of Filing No. of Date of BeceiTlng 1 K«. Debtor's Kama. AddreM Description. Court. Petition. Hatter. Beceiving Order. Creditor ! in Creditor's Order. Petition. Petition.

1333 High Court of Mar. 21, 1892 438 April 4, 1892 249 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- Baker, Henry John 64, Bartholomew-close, in the city of London, Tea Dealer and Teacher ruptcy Act, 1883 . and 63, Middle-lane, Hornsey, Middlesex of Music Justice in of 1892 Bankruptcy High Court of Mar. 8, 1892 362 April 4, 1892 246 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- 1331 Benham, Eenyon 26, Charing-cross, in the county of London ... Bank Manager ruptcy Act, 1883 Justice in of 1892 tr* , Bankruptcy O 1835 High Court of Mar. 11, 1892 385 April 5, 1892 252 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (H.), Bank- Callerghi and Maori 12, Lime-street, in the city of London Import and Export ruptcy Act, 1883 Merchants Justice in of 1892 Bankruptcy / Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- 1836 Oavaliero, Francis 4, Swallow-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex Financial Agent High Court of Feb. 26, 1892 297 April 4, 1892 245 Creditor's... Justice in of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 Bankruptcy , Sec. 4-1 (H.), Bank- 1337 Coe, William Churchyard 126, High-street, Netting Hill Gate, in the Jobmaster High Court of .Mar. 18, 1892 424 April 4, 1892 247 Creditor's.., county of London Justice in of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 Bankruptcy . 1838 Cohen, Joseph Wool! ., Now residing at 82, Strand, in the county of and London Moss, Simon Present residence the Petitioning Creditors (lately trading as are unable to ascertain Creditor's .. Sec. 4-1 (G.) and Cohen and Moss) 51, Eaven:row, Spitalfields, in the county Cap Manufacturers High Court of Mar. 17, 1892 409 April 5, 1892 254 of London Justice in of 1892 (D.), Bankruptcy Bankruptcy Act, 1883 P Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- 1839 Coleman, John 157, Hubert-grove, Stockwell, in the county Builder High Court of Feb. 25, 1892 289 April 4, 1892 244. Creditor's.. GO of London ; Justice in of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 «• „ ! Bankruptcy I—' 00 1840 Cook, Caroline 148, Oxford-street, Middlesex Manufacturing Furrier, High Court of ; April 4, 1892 506 April 4, 1892 251 Debtor's to Widow Justice in of 1892 c- Bankruptcy 1341 French, Samuel (trading Residing at 27, Princes-road, Netting Hill, Florist High Court of April 5, 1892 609 April 5, 1892 255 Debtor's as 8. 8. French and Son; Middlesex, trading at 1, Princes-road afore- Justice in of 1892 said, also at 15, Leonard-place, High-street, Bankruptcy Kensington Creditor's.. Sec. 4-1 (D.), Bank- to 1342 Kelly, Henry J , f. Late 15, Holborn-viaduct, in the county of Commission Agent High Court of Mar. 19, 1892 430 April 4, 1892 248 (-* London, present residence the Petitioning Justice in of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 ca Creditor is unable to ascertain Bankruptcy CO RECEIVING ORDERS—continued. bo H" CO • Whether j Act or Acts of Date of Filing No. of Date of No. of Debtor's or No. Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Receiving Bankruptcy prove1 d Petition. Matter. Receiving Order. Order. Creditor's 1 in Creditor : Petition. Petition. 1343 Sweeting, Albert lA, Aldermanbury-avenue, in the city of Merchant and Importer High Court of April 4, 1892 504 April 4, 1892 250 Debtor's London, and residing at 28, Lorne-road, Justice in of 1892 - Forest Gate, Essex Bankruptcy 1344 Weber, Frederic Herman Residing at Granthams, Chiddingfold, Surrey X H and w Phillips, Samuel Charles * Residing at Binaeld House, Byfleet, Surrey (trading as • • The Surrey Farmers' 36, Great George-street, in the city of West- Estate Agents and High Court of April 4, 1892 502 April 4, 1802 243 Debtor's Supply Association) minster, and the Railway Approach, Guild- Valuers, also Dairymen Justice in of 1892 ford, Surrey, also carrying on business at \ Bankruptcy . St. Mary's-road, Oatlands Park, and High- _ street, Walton-on-Thames, both in Surrey 1345 Weise, Herbert John ... Residing at 5, Walters-road, South Norwood, Now Commercial Clerk " and , Surrey Mitchell, Henry John ... Residing at 59, Waddon Old-road, Croydon, Now of no occupation Surrey •p£- Lately trading at 21, Bevis Marks, in the The said Debtors lately High Court of April 5, 1892 507 April 5, 1892 253 Debtor's — (si city of London carrying on business Justice in of 1892 Kl with one Frederic Bankruptcy H Weise, as Davies and Co., at 21, Bevis Marks j.. . , aforesaid, Wholesale Fancy Stationers 1346 Dawson, John 3, Kelson-street, Horwich, Lancashire Joiner Bolton Mar. 31, 1892 9 Mar. 31,1892 8 Debtor's <• of 1892 1 1347 I. Davis and Co Backhall-chambers, Baldwin-street, in the Company Promoters Bristol Mar. 17, 1892 12 April 4, 1892 19 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- t- " city and county of Bristol of 1892 / ruptcy Act, 1883 CO I—« 1348 Morris, William Pickering Fairwood House, Chew Stoke, Somersetshire, Beer Retailer and Grocer Bristol April 6, 1892 20 April 6, 1892 20 Debtor's CO lately residing at the Lamb and Lark, Bur- of 1892 chairs Green, in the parish of St. George, . . Gloucestershire, and still trading there 1349 Robinson, Thomas 7, St. Eanswythe's-terrace, Shellons-street, Messenger Canterbury April 5, 1892 ' 25 April 5, 1892 24 Debtor's •"' Folkestone, Kent, lately residing at 37, of 1892 Granville-street, Dover, Kent 1360 Manschester.Isidor (trad- Residing at 21, Tudor-road, Cardiff, and Waterproof Garment Cardiff April 5, 1892 20 April 5, 1892 20 Debtor's ing as Manschester and lately trading at 12, High-street-arcade, Maker of 1892 Co.) Cardiff RECEIVING ORDERS—continued.

Whetner Actor Acts of Date of Filing No. of Dateof Mo. of Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved f No. Debtor's Kama. Address. Description. Court. Receiving 1 Petition. Hatter. BecelTinjf Order. Creditor * in Creditor's fcD Order. Petition. Petition. O5 «U51 Bonnett, Mary Ann High-street, Hornchurch, Essex ... .. Grocer, Widow Chelmsford ... April 6, 1892 11 April 6, 1892 11 Debtor's of 1892 O-• - 1352 Blowers, Edmund .. Great Oakley Essex ... •• Gardener ...... Colchester ... April 6, 1892 4 April 6, 1892 4 Debtor's of 1892 H fU 1353 Laxon, William (for- Besidingat Brickkiln-lane, Foleshill, formerly Managing Director of Coventry April 6, 1892 6 April 6, 1892 6 Debtor's W merly trading as W. trading at 29, Earl-street, in the city of W. Laxon and Com- of 1892 Laxon and Company) Coventry, Warwickshire pany Limited, formerly tr" Grocer and Provision O Merchant * 1354 Baker, Septimus 6, Union-place, Radipole, Dorsetshire Carpenter and Cab Pro- Dorchester April 6, 1892 6 April 6, 1892 G Debtor's O prietor of 1892 9 * 1355 Clay, Francis (trading The Villa, Burgh Castle, Suffolk Cement and Brick Mer- Great Yarmouth April 6, 1892 5 April G, 1892 5 Debtor's as the Burgh Castle chant of 1892 Cement, Brick, and _. K^> Lime Company) N \f*frl 1356 Snuggs, Thomas Charles Dippenhall-street, Crondall, Hampshire Wheelwright Guildford and April 5,. 1892 5 April 5, 1892 4 Debtor's H Godalming of 1892 MIrtJ «• 1357 Fuller, James William ... Effra-road, South Park, Wimbledon, Surrey Slating and Tiling Con- Kingston, Surrey April 6, 1892 12 April 6, 1892 11 Debtor's tractor of 1892 t*& 1358 Crossley, Joseph Fearn's Island, East-street, and Clarence- Manure Merchant - Leeds April 4, 1892 39 April 4. 1892 38 Debtor's B1 road, Hunslet, both in Leeds, Yorkshire, of 1892 tr residing at Fearn's Island aforesaid 00 1359 Brown, George Henry 52, Saxe-Coburg-street and 1, Gallowtree- Hatter Leicester April 4, 1892 26 April 4, 1892 24 Debtor's l^•j™^ (trading as W. Brown gate, Leicester of 1892 CO and Son) • to fcO 1360 Needham, William Loughborough, Leicestershire Joiner and Builder Leicester April 5, 1892 27 April 5, 1892 26 Debtor's of 1892 1361 Story, Robert Laycock ... Lockington, Leicestershire Clerk in Holy Orders ... Leicester . ... Mar. 22, 1892 21 April 4, 1892 25 Creditors... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- t of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 1362 Donnelly, John 48, 50, and 52, Collingwood-street and 134, Hay, Potato, and Fruit Liverpool Mar. 23, 1892 38 April 6, 1892 36 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- Fountains-road, both in Liverpool, Lan- Salesman of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 to cashire • • " " -~— — . -. - • • _. H^ — ^ " ' "* ' CO - ' i - en RECEIVING ORDERS—continued. CO .-."• I1:- ••••.• • !• ' :• Ko.ot Whether Act or Acts of Description. Court. Date of Filing No. of Dateof Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved •So. Debtor's Name. Address; Petition. Hatter. BeceMng Order. Receiving Creditor's in Creditor's Order. - Petition. Petition. 1363 Gilmour, John, and Residing at 16, Kremlin Drive, Stoneycroft Gilraour.William Andrew Residing at 10, Howard Drive, Cressington, (earning on business both i& Lancashire ', together as John Gilmour and Son)... 12, Drury-lane, in the city of Liverpool ... Shipbrokers Liverpool Mar. 23, 1892 36 April 6, 1892 37 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 1364 Layland, Alfred William 61, Berkley-street, Liverpool, Lancashire ... Gentleman Liverpool Mar. 10, 1892 29 April r>, 1892 35 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 1365 Culpin, 'Charles ... High-street. Stevenage, Hertfordshire . Boot and Shoe Dealer ... Luton Mar. 22, 1892 5 April 4, 1892 4 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (D.), Bank- of 1892 I ruptcy Act, 1883 o •o 136(5 Smith. George .... Wheelwright ... Madeley, Shrop- April 6, 1892 3 April 6, 1892 3 Debtor's shire of 1892 - * 1367 Hindle, George 38, Moat-tfrrace, Clayton, near Manchester, • Not in business, formerly Manchester April 5, 1892 31 April 5, 1892 28 Debtor's Lancashire, formerly trading at 34 and 36, Provision Dealer of 1802 2> a N » Oliver-street. Openshaw, Lancashire pa 1368 Mather, James' -. Residing and trading at 157, Ashton New- Saddler Manchester April 5, IS92 . 32 April 5, 1892 29 Debtor's H road, Bradford, Manchester. Lancashire, of 1892 Hi v" now. or- 'lately residing at 45, Carruthers- streefc, Ancoats, Manchester

1369 Wolst'enholm. Albert "... .Birch Field, Slade-lane, Lonsight, near Man- Agent .... Manchester April i, 1892 30 April 4, 1892 27 Debtor's chester, Lancashire of 1892 f 1370 Lightburh, George '•>.- .. The'- Talb'o.t Inn, Oat Market, Nantwich, Innkeeper Nantwich and April 6, 1892 5 April 6, 1*92 3 Debtor's CO Cheshire Crewe of 1892 H-» oo 1371 Old, Sidney Frederick Her Majesty's Prison, Newcastle-on-Tyne ... Formerly Secretary of a Newcastle - on- April 5, lJ-9.5 17 April 5, -1892 16 Debtor's 'Charles' Limited. Company Tyne of 1892 to

1372 Harris, George Late Cross Hill, in the parish of Tidenbam, Builder Newport, Mon. Mar. 1«, 1892 10 April 4, 1892 11 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (D.), Bank- . .Gloucestershire of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 1373 Aris, Thomas Towcester, Northamptonshire Auctioneer, Valuer, and. Northampton ... Mar. 19, 1892 7 April 5, 1892 11 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (D.), Bank- Estate Agent of 1892 ruptcy Act, 1883 3374 Yorke, Thomas Simpson The Pedestrian Inn, 96, Woolmonger-street, Beer Retailer ... .'.. Northampton ... April 4, 1892 14 April 4, 1892 10 Debtor's in the town, of Northampton •of 1892 - RECEIVING ORDERS—continued.

No. of ' Whether Act or Acts of Date of Filing ' No. of Dateof BeceiYing Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved No. Debtor'sName. Address. Description. Court. Petition. Matter. BeceivingOrdex. Creditor's in Creditor's Order. Petition. Petition.

1376 Liberty, James 30, Derby-road, formerly 5. Belvoir-terrace, Fishmonger and Poul- Nottingham ... April 4, 1892 17 April 4, 1892 16 Debtor's Sneinton, both in Nottingham terer, formerly Lace of 1892 Agent 1376 Barlow, Frank 379, Oldham-road, Failsworth, trading at 52, Gentleman's Outfitter ... Oldham April 6, 1892 10 April 6, 1892 6 Debtor's Mumps, Oldham, both in Lancashire of 1892 1377 Geary, Thomas 4, Gladstone-street, Oldham, Lancashire, Coal Dealer Oldham April 1, 1892 8 April 2, 1892 5 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (D.), Bank- lately trading at the Werneth Station Coal of 1892 ruptcy Act,"1883 Wharf, Oldham aforesaid 5 1378 Lane, Frederick Rippingale, Lincolnshire Farmer ... ^. ... Peterborough ... April 5, 1892 10 April 5, 1892 10 Debtor's of 1892 W 1379 Stephens, Hugh William 20, Craig-street, Peterborough, Northampton- Clothier's Assistant Peterborough ... April 5, 1892 11 April 5, 1892 11 Debtor's shire of 1892 1380 Jones, Griffith Castle Inn, Morfa Nevin, Carnarvonshire ... Victualler Portmadoc and April 6, 1892 3 April 6, 1892 3 Debtor's Blaenan Fes- of 1892 tiniog 1381 Morris, Edwin Walter ... Netley-road, Southsea and Morris, William George 22, Warblington-street, Portsmouth (trading as Morris Brothers) 22, Warblington-street, Portsmouth, and Curriers Portsmouth ' ... April 5, 1892 15 April 5, 1892 ' 16 Debtor's 256, Commercial-road, Landport, all in of 1892 Hampshire 1382 Batten, William Eleazor 69, Eing's-road, Reading, Berkshire Tobacconist Reading April 2, 1892 5 April 2, 1892 - 5 Debtor's of 1892

1383 Dominy, James Henry ... Court-street, Tisbury, Wiltshire Baker Salisbury April 5, 1892 4 April 5, 1892 4 Debtor's oo of 1892 - CO to 1384 Milson, Frederick William 120, Wicker, Sheffield, Yorkshire Saddler ... Sheffield April 6, 1892 11 April 6, 1892 11 Debtor's of 1892

1385 Gardner, Henry Brettell-lane, in the parish of Kingswinford, • Grocer and Provision Stour bridge ... April 2, 1892 5 April 2, 1892 5 Debtor's Staffordshire Dealer of 1892 1386 Withers, Edward Richard Grocer, Draper, and 'Swindon ... 'April 6, 1892 8 April 6, 1892 4 Ddbto:'s (trading as Withers .' General Provision Of 1892. to • Brothers) Merchant ^ - CO to RECEIVING ORDERS—continued. (-« 'CO QO Actor Acts of No.' of Whether No. Debtor'i Name. Date of Filing No. of Date of Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved A4dnn. DMBrivUon* Court. . Petition. Matter. Receiving Order. Receiving Creditor's in Cndi tor's Order. Petition. Petition. 1387 Evans, David 5, Beulah-row, Rhymney, Monmouthshire ... Builder Tredegar April 2, 1892 1 April 2, 1892 1 Debtor's of 1892 1388 Jenkin, Edwin Jamaica-place, Madron, Cornwall Blacksmith Truro April 5, 1892 14 April 5, 1892 13 Debtor's of 1892 1389 Green, Samuel (trading Residing and trading at 111, Mersey-street, General Furnishers and Warrington ... April 4, 1892 3 April 4, 1892 3 Debtor's as A. Green and Go.) Warrington, Lancashire - Insurance Agents of 1892 1390 Smith, Isaac Star Inn, Scot-lane, Aspull, Lancashire Innkeeper Wigan April 4, 1892 4 April 4, 1892 5 Debtor's * _ of 1892 1391 Fisher, Samuel 2, Stafford-road, Wolverhampton, Stafford- Grocer and Provision Wolverhampton Mar. 22, 1892 6 April 5, 1892 6 Creditors... Sec. 4-1 (A.), Bank shire Dealer of 1892 rnptcy Act, 1883 1392 Newbould, Roger The Sandbeds Farm, . Shortheath, near Farmer Wolverhampton April 4, 1892 7 April 4, 1892 5 Debtor's O Wolverhampton, Staffordshire of 1892 . 1393 Wilcox, William .,, ... Builder Worcester ... April 4, 1892 13 April 4, 1892 13 Debtor's 6 of 1892 3

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Date of Order, Debtor's Name. Date of First Date of Public if any, Address. Description. Court. No. Meeting. Hour. Place. Examination. Hour. Place. for Summary Administration.

Coe, William Church- 126, High-street, Netting Jobmaster High Court of 424 April 22, 1892 12 noon Bankruptcy - build- May 11, 1892 12 noon 34, Lincoln's- yard Hill Gate, in the county Justice in of 1892 ings, Carey-street. inn - fields, of London Bankruptcy London, W.C. London, W.C.

Cook, Caroline 148, Oxford-street, Middle- Manufacturing High Court of 506 April 22, 1892 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - build- May 11, 1892 12 noon 34, Lincoln's- t-rl sex Furrier, Widow Justice in of 1892 ings, Carey-street, inn • fields, w Bankruptcy London, W.C. London, W.O. w 1 Coppard, George, ... Billingsgate Market and Fish and Poultry High Court of 488 April 22, 1892 2.30 P.M. Bankruptcy - build- May 11, 1892 12 noon 34, Lincoln's- April 7, 1892 IT 3 and 24, Love-lane, East- Salesman Justice in of 1892 ings, Carey-street, inn - fields, O cheap, both in the city of Bankruptcy London, W.C. " London, W.C. London, and 164, Upton- ^ lane, Forest Gate, Essex, u lately residing at 161, Earlham-grove, Forest ^ Gate aforesaid, and for- 6*> merly trading at 60, 1 Leadenball Market, and S Ship Tavern Passage, • [NS both in the city of London f3j Kelly, Henry J. Late 15, Holborn-viaduct, Commission Agent High Court of 430 April 25, 1892 12 noon Bankruptcy- build- May 2, 1892 12.30 P.M. 34, Lincoln's - ^ in the county of London, Justice in of 1892 ings, Carey-street, inn • fields, present residence the Bankruptcy London, W.C. London, W.C. J?3 Petitioning Creditor is unable to ascertain r^" Rearing, Michael ...... The Royal Albert, East- Licensed Victualler High Court of 357 April 25, 1892 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - build* May 2, 1892 12.30 P.M. 34, Lincoln's- April 7, 1892 hj street, Wai worth, Surrey Justice in of 1892 ings, Carey-street, inn - fields, Bankruptcy London, W.C. London, W.C. r—1 IT1 Palmer, Edwin Paget 217, Piccadilly and 8, Elm Advertising Con- High Court of 35 April 21, 1892 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - build- May 2, 1892 2 P.M. 34, Lincoln's - April 7, 1892 ^ Park - gardens, South tractor Justice in of 1892 ings, Carey-street, inn - fields, • Kensington, both .in Bankruptcy London, W.CT * London, W.C. M Middlesex CO \ «5 Palmer, William Wardrobe-chambers, Doc- Gentleman High Court of 244 April 25, 1892 2.30 P.M, Bankruptcy - build- May 2, 1892 1 P.M. 34, Lincoln's- April 7, 1892 J° tors Commons, in the city Justice in of 1892 „ ings, Carey-street, inn - fields, of London Bankruptcy London, W.C. 'London, W.C. Parsons, James R. ... 16, Philip-road, Peckham Gentleman High Court of 285 April 21 ,1892 12 noon Bankruptcy - build- May 2. 1802 1 P.M. 34, Lincoln's- Bye, Surrey, and lately Justice e in of 1892 ings, Carey-street, inn - fields, residing at 80, Harwood- Bankruptcy London, W.C. London, W.C. road, Parsons Green, Mid- I dlesex, and formerly of ~ fcO the Waterloo Hotel, H-' Jermyn-street, Middlesex FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS -continued.

Date of Pint Date of Order Debtor's Name. Addrew. Description. Court. .No. Hour. Plaoe. Date of Publie Hour. if any, Meeting. Examination. Place. for Summary Administration. Davis, Herbert 16, Belgrave-avenue, Bal- sall Heath, Worcester- and shire Harrison, William 1, Johnson-street, Lozells, Allen Birmingham, Warwick- H| shire 1 ' [ Both trading at 84, Small- Dryealters ... Birmingham ... 17 April 22, 1892 2.30 P.M. 25, Colmore-row, May 4, 1892 °2 P.M. County Court,. Mar. 4, 1892 t=J brook-street, Birmingham of 1892 Birmingham , Birmingham • aforesaid , ot^ Davis, Herbert 16, Belgrave-avenue,, Bal- Drysalter, trading Birmingham ... 17 April 22, 1892 2.30 P.M. 25, Colmore-row, May 4, 1892 2 P.M. County Court, (Separate Estate) sall Heath, Worcester- with William of 1892 Birmingham Birmingham ^ shire" Allen Harrison u at 84, Small- brook-street, Bir- •^ mingham, War- wickshire !->^ Harrison, William 1, Johnson-street, Lozells, Drysalter, trading Birmingham ... 17 April 22, 1892 2.30 P.M. 25, Colmore-row, May 4, 1892 2P.M. County Court, tsi

Allen Birmingham, Warwick- with Herbert of 1892 Birmingham Birmingham Lj (Separate Estate) shire , Davis at ^ 84, Smallbrook- V ia^ r street, Birming- js ham, Warwick- shire' . {^ id Evans, Mary 67, Smallbrook-street, Bir- General Dealer ... Birmingham ... 33 April 22, 1892 3.30 F.M. 25, Colmore-row, May 4, 1892 2P.M. County Court, Mar. 25, 1892 fcd mingham, Warwickshire of 1892 Birmingham Birmingham • rt—*« Dawson, John 3, Nelson-street, Horwich, Joiner Bolton 9 April 20, 1892 10.45 A.M. 16, Wood - street, April 25, 1892 11.30 A.M. Court - house, Mar. 31, 1892 "°° Lancashire of 1892 Bolton Mawdsley- K_, ' » street, Bolton CO to Donne, George 61, West-street, Brighton, Baker and Con- Brighton 28 April 20, 1892 12 noon Official Receiver's April 21, 1892 11 A.M. Court - house,- April 1, 1892 £° Sussex • fectioner of 1892 Office, 4, Pavilion- Church-street, buildings, Brighton Brighton Hore, Edwin Charles 7, Royal Arcade, Cardiff, Boot and Shoe Cardiff 19 ' April 21, 1892 12 noon Office of Official April 20, 1892 2P.M. Townhall, Car- April 1, 1892 Glamorganshire Dealer of 1892 Receiver, 29, Queen- diff street, Cardiff Lougher, Richard .. Longcross House, New- Surgeon Cardiff 10 April 22, 1892 12 noon Office of Official •April 20, 1892 2P.M. Townhall, Car- Feb. 25, 1892 port-road, Cardiff, Gla- of 1892 Receiver, 29, Queen- diff morganshire street, Cardiff FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS—continued. \ j Date of Ordei, Dace of Pint Date of Public if unj, Debtor's Jfame. Address. Description. Court. Ho. Hoar. Place. Hour. Place. for Summitry Meeting. Examination . Administrator.

Nevison, Henry Newgate-street, Bishop Tailor and Hatter Durham 3 April 20, 1892 4.30 P.M. Three Tuns Hotel, April 12, 1892 11 A.M. Court - house, April 5, 1892 Auckland, county of Dur- of 1892 Durham Old Elvet, Dur- ham ham H Stephens, Jonathan... 114, Fore -street, Devon- Chemist and East Stonehouse 10 April 21, 1892 3 P.M. 10, Athenaeum - ter- April 27, 1892 11 A.M. County Court, April 2, 1892 port, Devonshire Druggist of 1892 race, Plymouth East Stone- house

Swann, Nathaniel ... 132, Havelock-road, Grea.t Fish Merchant ... Great Yarmouth 4 April 16, 1892 11.30 A.M. Official Receiver's April 12, 1892 11 A.M. Townhall, Great O Yarmouth, Norfolk of 1892 Office, 8, King- Yarmouth street, Norwich « O Willson, George Middle Market-road, Great Cab Proprietor ... Great Yarmouth 3 April 16, 1892 11 A.M. Official Receiver's April 12, 1892 11 A.M. Townhall, Great O Yarmouth, Norfolk of 1892 Office, 8, King- Yarmouth street, Norwich *o Withers, James Esher, Surrey, lately trad- Fishmonger and Kingston, Surrey 11 • April 21, 1892 11.30 A.M. 24,Railway-approach, May 6, 1892 3 P.M. Court - house, April 5, 1892 William ing at Church, Cobham, Poulterer of 1892 London Bridge, Kingston, Surrey London, S.E. Surrey H Bosom worth, John ... Trading at 49, Cookridge- Picture Dealer ... Leeds 28 April 25, 1892 12 noon Official Receiver's May 10, 1892 11 A.M. County Court- April 6, 1892 H street, Leeds, Yorkshire, of 18.92 Office, 22, Park- house, Albion* residing at 56, - row, Leeds place, Leeds road, Leeds Hopkinson, William... 8, Grace - terrace, Upper Coal Merchant ... Leeds .37 April 25, 1892 11 A.M. Official Receiver's May 10, 1892 11 A.M. County Court- April 6, 1892 Wortley, in the parish of of 1892 Office, 22, Park- house, Albion- Leeds, Yorkshire row, Leeds place, Leeds

Brown, George Henry 52, Saxe - Coburg-street, Hatter Leicester 26 April 21, 1892 3P.M. Office ' of Official May 4, 1892 10 A.M. Castle, Leices- (trading as W. Leicester, and I, Gallow- of 1892 Receiver, 34, Friar- ter Brown and Son) tree-gate, Leicester lane, Leicester oo to to Simpkin, A Halford-street and Apple- Tobacconist Leicester 22 April 21, 1892 12.30 P.M. Office of Official May 4, 1892 10 A.M. Castle, Leices- gate - street, Leicester, of 1892 Receiver, 34, Friar- ter Leicestershire lane, Leicester Myers, Frederick Residing in lodgings at 84, Estate Agent Liverpool 31 April 28, 1892 3P.M. Offices of Official April 28, 1892 11 A.M. Court - house, Mar. 14, 1892 Belmont-road, Liverpool, of 1892 Receiver, 35, Vic- Government- buildings, Vic- Lancashire, lately carry- toria-street, Liver- bO ing on business at 33, the pool toria-street, Temple, Dale - street, Liverpool Liverpool FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC KXAMINATTOXS—< to i—« -Ck Pate of ()ifl»T. to Date of First Dace of Pub! it Debtor's Kane. Address. Description. Court. Mo. Hour. Place. Hour. flaw. if an; Meeting. Examination. forSu •'. !ir> Ad.iiiiisiiitio- Watkins, Richard Residing at Cropper's Hill Oil and Commis- Liverpool 35 April 22, 1892 3 P.M. Offices of Official April 21, 189 -i 11 AM. Court - house, Boose (trading as House,' Prescot-road, St. sion Agent of 1892 Receiver, 35, Vic- Government - Richard Watkins) Helens, Lancashire, trad- toria-street, Liver- buildings, Vic- ing at Eccleston-street, pool toria - street, St. Helens aforesaid Liverpool HI

Brown, Henry 4, Westwood-terrace, Leek, Ironmonger Macclesfield ... 6 April 25, 1892 12.15P.M. Official Receiver's May 19, 1892 10.30 A.M. Townhall, Mac- Hughes Staffordshire, and Bath- of 1892 Offices. 23, King clesfield street, -Leek aforesaid Edward - street, Macclesfield O Wood, Edward 133, Bridge-street, Mac- Joiner and Builder Macclesfield ... 5 April 25, 1892 11 A.M. Official Receiver's May 19, 1892 10.30 A.M. Townhal], Mac- April 5, 1892 O clesfield, Cheshire of 1892 Offices, 23, King clesfield Edward - street, Macclesfield • p Pay man, Abraham ... 20, Elsworth-street, Cheet- Jewellers' Travel- • Manchester 25 April 21, 1892 3P.M. Ogden's - chambers, April 27, 1892 11 A.M. Court - house, April 2, 1892 ham, Manchester ler of 1892 Bridge-street, Man- _ Quay - street, chester " Manchester H

Brown, William 44, Commercial-road, New- Printer and Sta- Newport, Mon. 11 April 20, 1892 11 A.M. Office of Official Re- April 26, 1892 11 A.M. Townhall, New- April 5, 1892 port, -Monmouthshire tioner of 1892 ceiver, Gloucester port, Mon. Bank - chambers, Newport, Mon.

Harris, George Cross Hill, in the parish of Builder ...... Newport, Mon. 10 April 20, 1892 12 noon Office of Official Re- April 26, 1892 11 A.M. Townhall, New- April 6, 1SP2 1 Tidenham, Gloucestershire of 1892 ceiver, Gloucester port, Mon. r Bank - chambers, CO Newport, Mon. H-» Ladbrooke, James ... Little Hautbois, Norfolk ... Farm Bailiff Norwich 10 April 16, 1892 1 2 noon Official Receiver's April 25, 1892 11 A.M. Shirehall, Nor- Mar. 30, 1892 00 of 1892 Office, 8, King- wich Castle street, Norwich to

Perfect, Henry King's Arms Hotel, North Wine and Spirit Norwich 8 April 19, 1892 2 P.M. Official "Receiver's April 25, 1892 11A.M." Shirehall, Nor- Walshara, Norfolk, and at Merchant of 1892 Office, 8, King- wich Castle Cramer, Norfolk, and at street, Norwich the Guildhall Stores, in the city of Norwich

Adams, Henry Military - road, Upper Grocer and Baker Pembroke Dock 5 April 20, 1892 12 noon Temperance Hall, April:20, 1892 11.30 A.M. Temperance April 2, 1892 Pennar, Pembroke Dock of 1892 Pembroke Dock Hall, Pern-, broke Pock FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS—continued. • Date of Order Date of Pint Date of Public Hoar. If any, Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Meeting. Hour. Place. Examination. Place. for Summary 10 Administration. .1 .Mi^MM. , Wilkinson, Samuel ... Out Rawcliffe, Lancashire... Grocer and Pro- Preston 6 May 6, 1892 3 P.M. Official Receiver's May 6, 1892 11A.M. County Court- Mar. 30, 1892 vision Dealer of 1892 Office, 14, Chapel- offices, Win ck- Ci street, Preston ley - street, Preston

Dominy, James Henry Colrt-street, Tisbury, Wilt- Baker Salisbury 4 April 21, 1892 12.30 P.M. Official Receiver's May 13, 1892 2P.M. Council - house, shire of 1892 Offices, Salisbury Salisbury

Wood, Stuart 6, the Villas, Stoke-upon- Now out of busi- Stoke - upon - May 2, 1892 3P.M. North Stafford May 3. 1892 12 noon Townhall, Stoker Trent, Staffordshire, lately ness, late Manu- Trent and of 1892 Hotel, Stoke-upon- upon-Trent Trent I trading in copartnership facturer of Tiles Longton with James Alison Steel - and Leonard B. Wood, as > - Steeleand Wood, of Stoke-

upon-Trent and Cobridge, t Staffordshire, Manufac- turers of Tiles tsi Parkinson, George .. Crigglestoue, Yorkshire ... Agricultural En- Wakefield 7 ' April 15, 1892 11 A.M. Official Receiver's May 5, 1892 11 A.M. Court - house, gineer of 1892 Office.Bond-terrace, Wakefield .Wakefield •Robinson, Joseph .. Residing at 105, Sams-lane, Out of business, West Bromwich 3 April 21, 1892 10.45 A.M. County Court, West April 21, 1892 11 A.M. County Court, West Bromwich, Stafford- lately Beer Re- of 1892 Bromwich West Brom- shire, lately residing and tailer wich trading at the King's Arms Inn, High-street, , West Bromwich aforesaid i OQ Shelley, Thomas Residing at 16, Wellington- Draughtsman, West Bromwich 4 April 21, 1892 10.30 A.M. County Court, West April 21, 1892 11 A.M. County Court, April 1,1892 «• West Brom- Robert road, Smethwick, Stafford- lately Patent of 1892 Bfomwich l-» shire, lately residing at Roofing Manu- wich oo South-road, Smethwick facturer i aforesaid, and lately trad- ing at Brook-street, ' Smethwick aforesaid _ Smith, Isaac1..,' •• • Star Inn, Scot-lane, Aspull, Innkeeper... ;. Wigari • '.'4' April 16, 1892 10.30 A.M. 16,Wood-street, Bol- April 26, 1892 11 A.M. Court - house, April 6, 1892 Lancashire of 1892 ton King - street, Wigan •• to H-» •4*. OB NOTICE OF DAT APPOINTED FOE PROCEEDING WITH PUBLIC EXAMINATION ADJOURNED SINE DIE. bo i Debtor's Nam* Address. Description* Court.; No. of Matter. Date fixed for proceeding Hour. - Place.

Morgan, Alexander 'Brooke ... Rangoon, Burmah, and formerly of Colonel in Her'Majesty's Army ..'. High Court of Justice in " 669 > May 27, 1892 ... 11A.M. Bankruptcy - buildings, Mandalay, in Burmah Bankruptcy Of 1891 Carey-street, London

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Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Date of Order. Date of Petition. Dinkelspiel, William • ... 11,. Queen Victoria-street, in the city of London, and residing Assurance Agent - ...... • .'.. High Court of Justice .117 April 4, 1892 ... Jan. 26, 1892 -. i at 6, Berkeley-street, Piccadilly, in the county of London in Bankruptcy of 1892 Trench, Samuel (trading as 8.. 8. French- Residing at 27; Princes-road, Netting Hill, and trading at High Court of Justice 509 April 5, 1892 ... April 5, 1892 and Son) 1, Princes-road aforesaid, also at 15, Leonard-place, High- in Bankruptcy of 1892 street, Kensington, all in Middlesex 8A, Haverstock-hill, Hampstead, Middlesex Draper ... ~ ...... High Court of Justice 416 April 4, 1892 ... Mar. 18, 1892 ' in Bankruptcy of 1892 Hart, Ernest Joseph (in the Receiving The Unionist Club, Pall Mall, Middlesex Club Proprietor ,', High Court of Justice 311 'April 6. 1892 ... Feb. 29, 1892 Order described as E. J. Hart) in Bankruptcy of 1892 X i Haywood, Alfred ...... '...... 1, Lombard-court, in the city of London Financial Agent ... High Court of Justice 1683 April 6, 1892 ... Dec. 15, 1891 U in Bankruptcy of 1891 16, Stockwell Park-crescent, Stockwell, Surrey, and lately Late a Secretary to a Public Com- High Court of Justice 1376 April 4, 1892 ... Oct. 19, 1891 " . residing at Eden Villa, Brighton-road^ Worthing, Sussex -' pany, but at present -out of em- in Bankruptcy of 1891 ployment Hyde, Edward Forester (in the Receiving Carrying on business at Royal Courts-chambers, Fleet-street, Advertising Agent ... High Court of Justice 293 April6, 1892 ... Feb. 25, 1892 I Order described as E. F. Hyde) in the city of London in Bankruptcy of 1892

Residing at Connaught House, Connaught-road, Harlesden, Of no occupation High Court of Justice 1658 April 5, 1892 ... Dec. 10, 1891 Middlesex ', in Bankruptcy of 1891 Salemoor, Eing's-road, Clapham Park, carrying .on business General Dealer ...... High Court of Justice 262 April 6, 1892 ... Feb. 22, 1892 at the Bon Marche*, Brixton, both in Surrey in Bankruptcy of 1892 Weise, Frederic (lately trading as Davies 21, Bevis Marks, in the city of London Wholesale Stationer, lately trading High Court of Justice 84 Aprils, 1892 ... Jan. 21, 1892 and Co.) in copartnership with Henry John. in Bankruptcy Of 1892 Mitchell and Herbert John Weise, as Davies and Co., at 21, Bevis Marks aforesaid, as Wholesale CO Stationers CO Wilkinson, Charles Herbert (trading as High Court of Justice 1060 April 6, 1892 ... Aug. 14, 1891 Wilkinson and Co.) " . in Bankruptcy of 1891

Godley, Cheshire ...... 1. '...... •>• .-.. Builder and Contractor Ashton - under - Lyne 5 April 6,1892 ... Mar. 11, 1892 and Stalybridge of 1892 j Wheeler, George, and Both residing at Chesham, Buckinghamshire, and trading Bunco, Harry (trading as at Globe Works, Chesham aforesaid to Shoe Manufacturers Aylesbury ... 5 April 4, 1892 ... Mar. 4,1892 ' of 1892 ADJUDICATIONS—continued. o* Debtor's Name. Address. . Description. Court. No. Date of Order. Date of Petition. Hollister, William Henry, and The Hill, Perry Barr, StafiEordshire Chadwick, Joseph (trading as 127, Albert-road, Aston, Warwickshire Hollister and Chad wick) Trading at the Handsworth and Perry Barr Brewery, Ferry Brewers and Spirit Merchants Birmingham 19 April 4, 1892 .. Feb. 20, 1892 Barr aforesaid of 1892 Morris, William Pickering Fairwood House, Chew Stoke, Somersetshire, lately residing Beer Retailer and Grocer Bristol 20 April 6, 1892 ... April 6, 1892 at the Lamb and Lark, BurchaU's Green, in. the parish of of 1892 St. George, Gloucestershire, and still trading there 7, St. Eanswythe's-terrace, Shellons-street, Folkestone, Messenger Canterbury ... .. 25 April 5 1892 April 4 1892 Kent, lately residing at 37, Granville-street, Dover, Kent of 1892 kr» flore, Edwin Charles ... . 7, Royal-arcade, Cardiff, Glamorganshire . Boot and Shoe Dealer Cardiff 19 April 2, 1892 ... Mar. 30, 1892 O of 1892 Manschester, Isidor (trading as Mans- Residing at 21, Tudor-road, Cardiff, and lately trading at Waterproof Garment Maker Cardiff 20 April 5, 1892 ... April 5, 1892 *U chester and Co.) 12, High-street Arcade, Cardiff of 1892 § Of and lately carrying on business at Western Hail- Cardiff 15 April 2 1892 Mar 11 1892 buildings, Cardiff, Glamorganshire of 1892 P Gardener ...... Colchester .. . 4 April 6 1892 Anril fi 18Q2 of 1892 Laxon, William (formerly trading as W. Residing at Brickkiln-lane, Foleshill, formerly trading at Managing Director of W. Lazon Coventry 6 April6, 1892 ... April 6, 1892 Lazon and Company) .29, Earl-street, in the city of Coventry, Warwickshire and Company Limited, formerly of 1892 Grocer and Provision Merchant Price, John Colledge Residing and trading at the Ball Hotel, 28, Sheep-street, Licensed Victualler Coventry 4 AprilS, 1892 ... Mar. 18, 1892 Rugby, Warwickshire of 1892 Senior, Percy Haigh (trading as J. S. Residing and trading at Holly Bush House, Kirkstall, Yorkshire Market Gardener Croydon 8 April 2, 1892 ... Feb. 24, 1892 Whitwell and Co.) Also trading at the White Hart Hotel, Qrpington, Kent Hotel Proprietor of 1892 Formerly residing and carrying on business in the county Solicitor town of Nottingham 00 Temef StPT»lien ...... Baker and Confectioner 13 Anril R 1AQ9 vr__ on i Boo of 1892 00

Newgate-street, Bishop Auckland, in the county of Durham 3 If an 1RQ9 Tailor and Hatter ...... Durham « Anril fi 18Q2 n r of 1892 Doughty William Hall »...... Hotel -Keeper 'lately trading in co- g Artril fi 1ftQ9 TUT-— 1.1 i onn partnership with Godfrey William of 1892 Bingley (since deceased), as Doughty and Bingley, at the Grey- hound Hotel aforesaid ADJUDICATIONS—continued.

DebtortName. . Address. Description. Court. No. Date of Order. Date of Petition. Clay, Francis (trading as the Burgh Cement and Brick Merchant .. Great Yarmouth .. 5 April 6, 1892 ... April 6, 1892 Castle Cement Brick and Lime Com- of 1892 pany) Manor Farm Dairy Sunhury»on-Thames Middlesex ... .. Dairyman, Corn and Coal Merchant Kingston, Surrey ... 7 Feb. 15, 1892 ... Feb. 15, 1892 of 1892

Fuller, James William Effra-road, South Park, Wimbledon, Surrey ... Slating and Tiling Contractor Kingston, Surrey ... 12 April 6, 1892 ... April 5, 1892 of 1892

Fearn's Island East-street and Clarence-road Hunslet, Manure Merchant Leeds 39 April 4, 1892 ... April 4, 1S92 both in Leeds, Yorkshire, residing at Fearn's Island of 1892 aforesaid Sotheran, Thomas Baxter ••. .. .• The St James' Tavern St James' -'place Leeds York- Leeds ... •». 34 April 5, 1892 ... Mar. 23, 1892 shire of 1892 Smith, George ...... Madeley, Shropshire 3 April 6, 1892 ... April 6, 1892 of 1892

Mather, James .» ... w ... Residing and trading at 157 Ashton New-road Bradford* Saddler Manchester ...... 32 April 6, 1892 ... April 5, 1892 Manchester, Lancashire, now or lately residing at 45, of 1892 Carruthers-street, Ancoats, Manchester 'Wolstenholm, Albert ' "... .,. ... Birch Field Slade-lane Longsight near Manchester Lan- Manchester ...... 30 April 4, 1892 ... April 4, 1892 cashire of 1892 The Talbot Inn, Oat Market Nantwicb, Cheshire ...... Nantwich and Crewe 5 April 6, 1892 ... April 6, 18*2 of 1892 Old, Sidney Frederick Charles Her Majesty's Prison, Newcastle-on-Tyne Formerly Secretary of a Limited Newcastle-on-Tyne 17 AprilS, 1892 "... April 5, 1892 Company of 1892 GO- Late Cross Hill in the parish of Tidenham, Gloucestershire Builder ... . Newport, Mon. ... 10 April 6, 1892 ... Mar. 18, 1892 of 1892 CO Auctioneer, Valuer, and Estate Northampton 7 AprilS, 1892 ... Mar. 19, 1892 to Agent of 1892 Yorke, Thomas Simpson ...... The Pedestrian Inn 96 Woolmonger-street, in the town of Northampton ... 14 April5, 1892 ... April 4, 1892 Northampton of 1892 30, Derby-road formerly 5 Belvoir-terrace Sneinton both Fishmonger and Poulterer, formerly Nottingham...... 17 April 4, 1892 ... April 4, 1892 in Nottingham •Lace Agent ' of 1892 4, Gladstone-street, Oldham, Lancashire, lately trading Oldham *• ; 8 April 4, 1692 ... April 1,1892 .at' the Werneth Station Coal Wharf , Oldham aforesaid . of 1892 _.. ( ADJUDICATIONS—<*m/iVmeJ. to

: 1 oo '.'---• " " .." : :" • Debtor's "Nainel •'-'•' Address; .''-• ' •'-• - - - "." ' •'..••'•I D '"'•!'•- Description.' C: I; --court.' Ho. 'Dateof Order. •Data of Petition Stephens, Hugh William ... „, „. 20, Craig-street, Peterborough, Northamptonshire ... Clotnier's Assistant ...... Peterborough Hi Aprils, 1892 ... April 5, 1892 of 1892 Late Common Brewer, now out of Peterborough 9 April 4, 1892 ... Mar. 29, 1892 business of 1892

•Jones Griffith • ••• ••> Castle Inn, Morfa Kevin, Carnarvonshire ... Portmadoc and Blae- 3 April 6, 1892 ... April 2, 1892 nau Festiniog of 1892 Wilkinson Samuel ... .«. ••• ... Grocer and Provision Dealer ' .". . '. Preston^ 6 Mar. 30, 1892 ... Mar. 17, 1892 of 1892 Uatten, William Eleazor Reading 5 April 2, 1892 ... April 2, 1892 I of 1892- s Dominy, James Henry Salisbury 4 AprilS, 1892 ... Mar. 31, 1892 of 1892 Milson, Frederick William ...... Saddler...... Sheffield • ... 11 April 6, 1892 ... April 6, 1892 of 1892 i •Gardner, Henry ... ,...... Brettell-lane, in the parish of Eingswinford, Staffordshire ... Grocer and Provision Dealer Stourbridge ... 5 April 2, 1892 ,.. April 2, 1892 of 1892 tn Withers, Edward Richard, .(trading as Grocer, Draper, and General Provi:, Swindon 3 April 6, 1892 ... April 5, 1892 Withers Brothers) sion Merchant of 1892 5, Beulah-row, Bhymney, Monmouthshire Tredegar 1 April 2, 1892 ... April 1, 1892 of 1892 Jenkin Edwin ...... Truro 14 April 5, 1892 ... April 5, 1892 of 1892 00 Green, Samuel (trading as A. Green and 'Residing and trading at 111, Mersey-street, Warrington, General Furnishers and Insurance Warrington 3 April 4, 1892 ... April 4, 1892 Co.) Lancashire , ... Agents of 1892 to00 fcO Russell, Thomas Miller, Baker, and Farmer Warwick ...... 2 April 5, 1892 ... Mar. 29, 1892 of 1892 \

Smith Isaac ...... Wigan : 4 'April*, 1892 ... April 4, 1892 of 1892 !' -- - ' - Wilcox William ...... Worcester 13 April 4, 1892 ... April 4, 1892 i of 1892 ORDER ON APPLICATION TO APPROVE COMPOSITION OR SCHEME.

No. of • Debtor's Namt. Address. > ' . Description. ' '. • " Court. • '. Hatter. Date of Order. ' Natw of Scheme or Composition ianctiohed or Order made. Scott, Bobert ... .Eesiding at Connaught House, Of no occupation ... High Court of 1658 April 5, 1892 Kefusal by tbe Court to approve Composition proposed by the debtor Connaught •road, ' Harlesden, Justice in Of 1891 Middlesex Bankruptcy

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Greenwood, James (trad- Elmwood, Cheam-road, Button, Surrey, at Builder and Contractor High Court of Justice 1461 April 30, 1892 ... R. J. Ward, Chartered Bloomsbury-mansions, Hart- ing as James Green- Maltby-street, Bermondsey, S.E., and 86, in Bankruptcy of 1891 Accountant street, Bloomsbury, Lon- wood and Son) Cannon-street, in the city of London " and don, W.C. John J. Steer, Char- Weavers' Hall, 22, Basing- tered Accountant hall-street, London, E.G. Olver, Jonathan, and Birkbeck Works, Ridley-road, Kingsland, and Richardson, William 73, St. Mark's-square, West Hackney, both in (lately trading in co- the county of London . partnership as Olver and Richardson) ... Birkbeck Works, Ridley-road, Kingsland Builders and Contractors ... High Court of Justice 1117 April 25, 1892 ... Paul Alfred Boulton ... 110, Cannon -street, London, aforesaid in Bankruptcy of 1890 E.C. (Under Order for Con- solidat ion dated 30th Oct., 1890) i Bees, John Tottenham, Middlesex, and the Custom House, Clerk in the Treasury High Court of Justice 976 April 30, 1892 ... E. Leadam Hough, Bankruptcy • buildings, Lower Thames-street, London Department of the Custom in Bankruptcy of 1890 Official Receiver Carey - street, Lincoln's- , House inn, London, W.C. Evans, Evan Davies 32, High street, Rhyl, and 54, Church-street, Clothier Bangor 22 April 21, 1892... Thomas Ford, Char- 2, Alfred-street, Boar-lane, Flint of 1891 tered Accountant Leeds Woolfe, Archelaus Day ... 46, Edgbaston-street, Birmingham, Warwick- Glass, China, and' Earthen- Birmingham 70 April 25, 1892 ... Luke Jesson Sharp, Whitehall - chambers, 25, _shire, residing at 15, Fulbam-road, Sparkhill, ware Dealer of 1891 Official Receiver Colmore-row, Birmingham 1 Birmingham Stapley, Henry Annington Farm, Botolphs, Sussex Farmer Brighton 65 April 23, 1892... Frederick George Clark, 56, Ship-street, Brighton of 1891 Chartered Accountant

Egelstaff, Charles Frede- 45, Mary-le-Port-street, in the city and county Ironmonger Bristol ...... 32. April 23, 1892... Edward Thomas Collins 39, Broad-street, Bristol rick of Bris'tol, residing at Kenneth Lodge, Ashley of 1891 Down-road, Bristol c-* oo Kemp, Joseph The City Works, the Bars, Chester Confectioner and Brush Chester 4 April 23. 1892 ... Samuel Tilzey 79, Mosley- street, Man- Maker of 1890 chester CO Moncrieff, Barbara London House, Main-street, Cockermouth, Milliner and Dressmaker ... Cockermouth and 3 April 22, 1892 ... John Mason, Official Carlisle CO Cumberland Workington of 1890 Receiver -Young, Henry .' Scales Farm, Embleton, Cumberland ... Farmer Cockermouth and 5 April 20, 1892 ... John Mason, Official Carlisle Workington of 1891 Receiver

Price, John Colledge Residing' and trading at the Bull Hotel, 28, Licensed Victualler Coventry 4 April 22, 1892 ... Edward Thomas Peir- 17, Hertford - street, Sheep-street, Rugby, Warwickshire of 1892 son, Official Receiver Coventry Paterson, James Henry ... 3, Percy-terrace, Fairfax-road, Green Lanes, Clerk in Her Majesty's Edmonton ... 6 April 28, 1892... Cecil Mercer, Official Official Receiver's Offices, Tottenham, Middlesex Customs of 1891 Receiver 95, Temple - chambers, Temple-avenue, E.C, NOTICES OF INTENDED .DIVIDENDS-MJontfnwed -,

J Description. ! Court. LjtstDayfoi Addresi. a Debtor's Name. 'pJ' ' - Address. j No. BeoiiTlnig Proofs. Name of Trustee. j i West, Lewis Borrett ... Cainscross and John-street, Stroud, both' in Wine Agent ... .:. Gloucester .:. i 2 April 22, 1892 ... iCharles Scott, Official 15, King-street, Gloucester pf 1892 i Receiver Gloucestershire i Woodroffe, John ... ..; 13, Havelock-place, Hanley, and Albion-square, Auctioneer, Accountant, Hanley, Bprslem, 15 Apr 1 23, 1892... T. Bullock, Official King - street, Newcastle- ' (Separate Estate) ' ' Hanley, Staffordshire . and Estate Agent, carrying and Tunstall • lof 1891 i Receiver . . nnder-Lyne • . ' on business 'in 'copartner- ship with Alfred John Myatt w Harvey, Samuel 1 Poston Court, in the parish of Vowchurch, Farmer ... .'.." Hereford ,.. 12- Apr1119,1892.-.. .M. J. G. Scobie, 6f-i 2, OfEa-street, Hereford *''- 'Herefordshire of 1890 ficial Receiver Pearson, Jehn I Lately residing and carrying on business at Lately" Farmer 'and: House Leeds 104 Aprill_26, 1892 ... .John Bowling, Official 22, Park-row, Leeds : • : •- Butcher-hill, Woodside, Horsforth, Yorkshire, Fainter iof 1891 • Receiver ; . now residing at 6, Highbury-place, Monk i Bridge-road, Headingley, Leeds, Yorkshire o I2J: Faget, Arthur (trading- as, L'oughborougb, Leicestershire ... ;..- Mechanical, Engineer ...... ^Leicester . .. „.-.. ; 55 . Apr 122:,18f?2... Robert , Scampton 24, Friar-lane, Leicester A. Faget and Co.) ; of 1891 Mantle j Coehran, James ... ..'• Residing at Nelson^place., Overton-street,:and Grocer and Provision Dealer Liverpool 16 Apr 1 22, 1892 ... William Dickson, Char-" 25, Victoria-street, Liver- trading at 179, Wayertree-road, both in Liver-, of 1891 tered Accountant . ' pool pool, Lancashire Cotsworth, Charles Henry! Residing at Ravenmeols-lane, Formby, Lan- Builder ... : Liverpool 1 40 Apr I 23, 1892 ... [Arthur Thraves . .;. 15,'| Victoria-street, Liver- • cashire, and trading at the Saw Mills, Formby 'of 1891 pool afpresaid, lately residing at Queen's Jubilee Hall/Formby aforesaid ' 1 •' Carr, Richard ... .i. •31; Frederick-street, Fortsea, Hampshire ... Boatswain in Her Majesty's .Portsmouth ...... i 28 April 26, 1892... John Cornelius Moberlyj Cambridge Junction, High- . Navy,,-- ...... '...- . •'. 1 1 oo Bavies, Frederick;.. -:i. Chester-street, Shrewsbury, lately residingrfat Builder ... j Shrewsbury 9 Apr 11 22, 1892 ... Thomas Bullock, Offi- Official Receiver's Office, of 1890 cial Receiver : Shrewsbury Oak-street, Belle Vue, Shrewsbury j CO Wainwright, Henry ... The. Red Lion, High-street, Maidenhead, Berk- Licensed Victualler ! Windsor * Api .1 28, 1892 ... Cecil Mercer, Official Official Receiver's Offices, CD shire !of 1884 Receiver 95, Temple - chambers, fcO i Temple-avenue, E.C. 1 ' . April 22, 1892... .Edward Towler Wil- York . . ' -Batty, Marianne, and; -;i. Tolierton, Yorkshire • . :... .,-.«...... \ ... Farmers- ;..,;,.

Amount' per First, or Final,' Debtor'fName. Address. v> Description. Court. No. Fomnd. or Otherwise.. When Payable. Where Payable. Levy, Arthur Abraham ... 22, St. Mary-axe, in the oity of London, Merchant ... - High Court of Justice 1305 ls.6d. First April 20, 1892 9, Walbrook, London, E.O. (Deceased) of 68, Major-street, Manchester, Lanca- in Bankruptcy of 1891 shire, and 1 and 2, Chapel-street, Brad- ford, Yorkshire, and residing at 10, Westbourne-street, Hyde Park, Middlesex

x r Thompson, Alfred, and... Renfrew,'Sidcup, Kent / Dicey, Mordaunt.-..- ... Egremont, Sidcup* Kent (trading as Thompson and Dicey) ... 4, Milk-street-buildings, Milk-street, in the Manufacturer's Agents ... High Court of Justice 735 . 4fa. First and April 20, 1892 Offices of Trustee, John H. oity of London in Bankruptcy of 1890 Final Tilly, 37, Queen Victoria- street . O White, Nathaniel (trad- St. Andrew's-chambers, St. Mary-axe, in Engineer High Court of Justice 617 Is. 5d. First and Any day after April Offices of Official Receivers, ing as White and Co.) the oity of London in Bankruptcy of 1890 Final 12, 1892 (except Bankruptcy - buildings, 3 Saturday) between Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn, 11 and 2 London § Herbert, George William 5 to 12, Dean-street, Birmingham, and Toy Manufacturer Birmingham ... 115 12s, fid. Composition April 19, 1892 Offices of Agar and Bates, 8£, residing at Oakwood, Wakegreen-road, of 1891 Waterloo - street, . Birming- Moseley, Worcestershire ham- ~ ' •* • • ••• fei Symes, William Sandham St. Mary's-gate, Chesterfield, Derbyshire ... Doctor of Medicine Chesterfield 5 7d. Second April 13, 1892 - ... Office of Trustee, 19, Marsden- H 9 of 1889 street, Chesterfield • . Beale, Arthur Percy .». 21, Market-place, Great Bridge, Stafford- Grocer and Provision Dudley 9 4s. Zd. First and April 25, 1892 263, Castle-street, Dudley shire Merchant of 1891 Final - - • - . ; \ ., Jackson, John 15, Wortley-road, Armley, in the borough Grocer and Confectioner Leeds 71 - 2s. 3d. First and April 13, 1892 ... Official Receiver's Offices, 22, of Leeds, Yorkshire of 1891 Final Park-row, Leeds

Pallin, James William ... 96, Beckitt-street, Leeds, Yorkshire, and Grocer Leeds -86 3s. 2|d. First and April 13, 1892 • ... Official Receiver's Offices, 22, CO lately trading at 59, Richmond • road, of 1891 Final Park-row, Leeds Leeds 00 '" " Todd', Jqseph ..." .. ... Residing at South View, Dickinson-road, Cloth and Trimmings Manchester... ' 1 7s. 6d. First and April 22, 1892 Bindloss-chambers, 4, Chapel* Longsight, and trading at 57, Cannon- Merchant ' - of 1892 .. Final walks, Manchester street, both in the city of Manchester

Smith, George Samuel Residing at Marlborough-road, St. Paul's, ';' . John Potter, and in the city of Norwich Watling, Harry Simon ... Lodging at 12, Sussex-street, St. Augus- (trading as tine's, in the city of Norwich Smith and Watling) ... Pitt-street, in the city of Norwich , Builders and Contractors Norwich 17 Is. 6f a. First and April 12, 1892 Official Receiver's Office, 8,. of 1891 Final King-street, Norwich NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS—co^mwA

Amount per First, or Final, Where Payable. Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Conn. No. Ponnd. or Otherwise. When Payable. .Smith, George Samuel Residing at Marlborough-road, St. Paul's, Builder and Contractor... Norwich 17 17s. 3d. First and April 12, 1892 ... Official Receiver's Office, 8, John Potter in the city of Norwich of 1891 Final King-street, Norwich (Separate Estate) . Watling, Harry Simon ... Lodging at 12, Sussex-street, St. Augus- Builder and Contractor... Norwich 17 Us. 3|d. First and April 12, 1892 ;.. Official Receiver's Office, 8, (Separate Estate) tine's, in the city of Norwich of 1891 Final King-street, Norwich Beardsall, Elizabeth ... 172, Rydal-villas, Mansfield-road, lately Widow Nottingham 11 Is. Third and April 13, 1892 ... King John's-chambers, Bridle* Sneinton Hollows, both in Nottingham of 1891 Final •smith-gate, Nottingham Gilbert, Mark Carlton House, Pelham-road, Sherwood A Solicitor of the Nottingham 29 5d, Second and April 20, 1892 ... King John's-chambers, Bridle- (Separate Estate) Rise, Nottingham Supreme Court.carrying of 1889 Final smith-gate, Nottingham on business with Henry Neville Towle.as Towle, Gilbert, and Son ' Wilshaw, Henry" Glebe Hotel, Glebe - street, Stoke -upon- Licensed Victualler Stoke - upon • Trent 12 ls.2|d. First and April 15, 1892 Official Receiver's Offices, Trent, Staffordshire and Longton of 1891 Final Newcastle-under-Lyme Mitchell, Thomas South View, Springwell, in the county of Shoemaker Sunderland 5 Is. 9d. First and April 13, 1892 Official Receiver's Offices, 25, Durham, who has carried on business at of 1891 Final John-street, Sunderland 118, Hood-street, Monkwearmouth, in the , county o& Durham Lewis, Cyrus A. A. Ebbw Vale, Monmouthshire Provision Dealer Tredegar 2 9£d. Second and April 14, 1892 Official Receiver's Office, of 1891 (3s. 3 jd. oh Final Merthjr Tydfil ) new proofs) Patterson, John Rowell... Hall Beck, in the parish of Barrow-in- Farmer, being one of the Ulverston and Bar- 3s 10s, . Composition April 11, 1892 Henry Garencieres Pearson's Furness, Lancashire Executors of William row-in-Furness of 1891 Office, 16, Cornwallis-street, Grad well, deceased, who Barrow-in-Furness carry on business at the Hindpool Saw Mills, Barrow - in - Furness aforesaid, as Railway and General Contrac- . tors, Builders, Timber Merchants, and Brick !• -,- . • -Manufacturers Harsh, Edward 1 and 2, High-street, Southall, and the Butcher and .Farmer ... Windsor 20 6$d. First and April 12, 1892 Official Receiver's Offices, 95, Farm, High-road, Southall, Middlesex . . of 1890 Final Temple • chambers, Temple- Recently also trading at High -street, Butcher • avenue, E.C. - " - Colnbrook, Buckinghamshire Spender, Frank Richard.. Jersey . Lodge, Maidenhead,. Berkshire, Solicitor .,,.. Windspr ... 5 .3s. 4d. First and April 25, 1892 Offices of Camm, Corbidge, formerly carrying on business at 3, High- of 1890 Final and Co., 19 A, Coleman-street, street, Maidenhead London, E.C., Chartered fcO Accountants i-»„ - - - . -- S-- APPLICATIONS FOR DEBTORS' DISCHARGE. to fS Debtor's Name. Address. '. Description. i Court. No.- ' j Dayfixe dfo r Bearing. , - ' Dlphinstone Sir Howard, -Baronet ... 9, St. Alban's-place, Charles-street, Middlesex ... High Court of Justice 1515 .May 12, 1892, 11 A.M. jn-Bankruptcy * of 1880 i i Erwood, Charles William ... •••• •16, Charterhouse-buildings, Aldersgate-street, in High Court of Justice 821 May 12, 1892, 11 A.M the city of London, and°38, Lucerne-road, High- (in Bankruptcy of 1891 bury, London ,. i ;. '' i i * Hills, Charles James (formerly trading 33, Talbot-street, Moss Side, near Manchester, Draper's Assistant, .formerly General Ijligh Court of. i Jus- 861 May 6, 1892, 11 A.M. as Mills and Company) Lancashire, lately residing in lodgings at 31, Draper ; ; tice in Bankruptcy of 1890 Underbill-street, Liverpool, Lancashire, formerly i(by transfer jfrom trading at 89, Seven Sisters'-road, Holloway, Mid- ; i jSalford) j dlesex i '•Ic ! - r • b ! I ; I i j

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Debtor's Name. Grounds named in Order for refusing an Absolute Address. ' Description. Court. No. Date of Order. Nature of Order made. Order of Discharge. Gillchrest, 0. E. 23, Leadenhall-street, in the Shipowner High Court of 1315 Feb. 25, 1892 Discharge suspended for .three years Bankrupt had omitted to keep such books city of London, also carry- Justice in of 1889 from 8th August, 1890, the date of of account as are usual and proper in the ing on business at Chapel- Bankruptcy conclusion of bankrupt's Public business carried on by him, and as suffi- street, Liverpool Examination. Bankrupt to be dis- ciently disclose his business. transactions • charged as from 8th August, 1893 and financial position within the three years i immediately preceding his bankruptcy ; and had been guilty of misconduct in relation , to his property and affairs, as a trader, 'in » continuing to trade after knowledge of his embarrassed financial position, and with inadequate capital, and in recklessly enter- ing into speculative transactions in shipping, ;§ resulting in his failure and large deficiency Hookway, Robert Bideford, Devonshire Architect and Builder .. Barnstaple 7 ' Feb. 9, 1892 Bankrupt to be discharged subject Bankrupt's assets are not of a value equal Taylor of 1891 to the following condition to be to 10s." in the pound on the amount of his 0 fulfilled before his Discharge takes unsecured liabilities; and that he had effect, viz, :— He shall before the failed to account satisfactorily for the « signing of the Order of Discharge, deficiency of assets to meet bis liabilities consent to Judgment being entered 'P • against him in the County Court of Devonshire, holden at Barnstaple, - by Mr. Henry Barrett, of Barnstaple, Accountant, the Trustee of the said . bankrupt's estate, for the sum of 1 £200, being part of the balance of the debts provable in the bank- ruptcy which is not satisfied at the date of the Order, and £1 10s. cost of Judgment. And it is further ordered that the said Judgment and costs shall be S payable out of the future earnings CO of the said bankrupt Padgett, Frederic Bromley, Kent, lately carry- Auctioneer and Ac- Barnstaple 4 Mar. 15, 1892 Discharge suspended for eighteen Bankrupt had omitted to keep such books H* Leopold ing on business at Barn- countant • of 1890 calendar months. Bankrupt to be • of account as are usual and proper in the OO staple, Devonshire discharged as from 15th Septem- business carried on by him, and as suffi- ber, 1893 ciently disclose his business transactions to and financial position within the three years immediately preceding his bankruptcy; had continued to trade after knowing himself to be insolvent; had contracted -debts „ • \ provable in the bankruptcy without having at the time of contracting them any * reasonable or probable ground of expecta- tion of being able to pay them ; and had by betting and by engaging in the Cigar Of . business, about which he knew nothing, ORDERS MADE ON APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE—continued.

Date »f Order. * Nature of Order made. Grounds named in Order for refusing an Absolute Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Order of Discharge. contributed to his bankruptcy ; that the - ' settlement made by him was unjustifiable having regard to the state of his affairs at the time when it was made Hird, Hartley ... Residing at 187, Cutler - Worsted Stuff Manufac- Bradford 51 Mar. 15, 1892 Discharge suspended^ wo years] ... Bankrupt had omitted to keep proper books heights - lane, Bradford, turer, trading with of 1887 of account; had continued to trade after Yo rkshirG Boilings Smith, as knowing himself to be insolvent ; and had Hird and Smith contracted debts provable in the bank* ruptcy without having at the time of con- ' a tracting them any reasonable or probable w . ground of expectation of being able to pay them Burden, William Formerly 10, Water-street, Formerly Woolsorter, Burnley 11 Mar. 12, 1892 Discharge suspended for nine Bankrupt had omitted to keep such books Keighley, Yorkshire, then now Fish Dealer and of 1889 months. Bankrupt to be dis- of account as are usual and proper in the 13, Pendle-street, now 23, Greengrocer charged as from 12th December, business carried on by him, and as suffi- Grove-street.both in Nelson, 1892 ciently disclose his business transactions o T atipncTriTP and financial position within the three tzj JUCvUvCvB UIJi C years immediately preceding his bank- ruptcy ; had continued to trade after know- ing himself to be insolvent ; and had con- £&> tracted debts provable in the bankruptcy, N to wit, all the debts' contracted after April, 1888, without having at the time of con- tracting them any reasonable or probable ground of expectation of being able to pay them Waddington, Robert Residing at 27, Railway - Worsted Manufacturer ... Burnley 13 Mar. 12, 1892 Discharge suspended for one year. Bankrupt had omitted to keep such books (trading as Kippax street, and trading at of 1886 Bankrupt to be discharged as from of account as are usual and proper in the - -and Waddington) Netherfield Shed, both in 12th March, 1893 business carried on by •him, and as suffi- Nelson, Lancashire ciently disclose his business transactions and financial position within the three years < immediately preceding his bankruptcy; . had continued to trade after knowing him- CO " self to be insolvent ; had contracted debts provable in the bankruptcy, to wit, all the H-* debts contracted after the month of June, OO .?. 1884, as appears by the statement of affairs, . without having at the time of contracting i them any reasonable or probable ground of i expectation of being able to pay them; and bad within three months preceding the date of the Receiving Order, when unable to pay his debts as they became • due, given an undue preference to one of . •< his creditors, namely, his daughter, Mrs. Ogden APPOINTMENTS OF TRUSTEES.

Date of Certificate of Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Trcutee's Name. Address. Appointment. Goodall, Frederick James ... 98, High-street, Camden'Town, Middlesex and Thring, Edward 48, Delancey-street, Camden Town (trading as Goodall and Thring) 98, High-street-, Camden Town Paperhangers and Deco- High Court of Justice 372 Ward, Robert James Bloomsbury - mansions, April 5, 1892 • rators in Bankruptcy of 1892 Hart-street, W.C. Land, 'Alfred '59, Osborne-road, Forest Gate, Essex, and Contractor High Court of Justice 153 Goodwin, William 64, Coleman-street, E.C. ... April 4, 1892 w carrying on business at 27, West Ham-lane, in Bankruptcy of 1892 Henry tt Stratford, Essex Peacock, Arthur James (trad- Residing and trading at 42, New Oxford-street Silversmith and Jeweller High Court of Justice 328 Hasluck, Lawrence 17, Holborn-viaduct, E.C. April 1,1892 S ing as James Peacock) and at 64, New Oxford-street, both in the Toy Dealer in Bankruptcy of 1892 county of London Roberts, Arthur Henry 39, Lombard-street, in the city of London, and Financial Agent and Com- High Court of Justice 246 Hobbs, Edward 110, Cheapside, E.C. April i, 1892 Braemar, Tooting Bee Common, Surrey pany Promoter in Bankruptcy of 1892 Robertson, C. H Lately carrying on business at 8, Leadenhall- Solicitor High Court of Justice 178 Collins, Ernest 19A, Coleman-street, E.C.... April 4, 1892 P street, in the city of London, and lately re- in Bankruptcy of 1892 Henry siding at 24, Mornington-avenue, West Ken- sington, Middlesex fa •Wheeler, George, and Both residingatchesham, Buckinghamshire, and Bunce, Harry (trading as trading at Globe Works, Chesham, aforesaid George Wheeler and Co.) ... Shoe Manufacturers ... Aylesbury 5 Steeds, Edwin Leicester, Chartered Ap- April 6, 1892 of 1892 Playster • countant Dean, George (trading as Now 75, Windsor-terrace, lately 2, Queen's- Cotton Manufacturer Burnley 14 Rawlinson, Joshua... Burnley, Chartered Ac- April 6, 1892 Henry Dean and Son) terrace, previously 71", Windsor-terrace, all in of 1892 countant Padiha'm, Lancashire, trading at Levant Mill, Padiham aforesaid oo Senior, Percy Haigh (fcrad- Residing and trading at Holly Bush House, Market Gardener ...... Croydon , 8 Close, James William Leeds, Chartered Account- .April 4, 1893 ' ing as J. S. Whitwell and ' Kirkstall, Yorkshire of 1892 ant Co.) Also trading at the White Hart Hotel, Orping- Hotel Proprietor ton, Kent Formerly residing and carrying on business in Solicitor the county town of Nottingham. .Brook, Cyrus ,.. 7, Mornington-villas, Bradford, Yorkshire, late Formerly Worsted Manu- Halifax ... -• .. 11 Learoyd, Jonathan Cheapside, Halifax, Char- April 6, 1892 Salterville, Halifax, Yorkshire facturer, now out of busi- of 1892 Ingham tered Accountant / ness '• - • , - NOTICES OP EELEASE OP TRUSTEES. to cn No. of oo Debtor's Name. Debtor's Address. Debtor's Description. Court. Matter. Trustee's Name. Trustee's Address. . Trustee's Description. Date of Belease.

Hitch, Evan Cameron 2, Billiter-street, [in the city of Engineer' and Con- High Court of Justice 737 Harold Brougham ... Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Eeceiver ... Mar. 26, 1892 London tractor in Bankruptcy of 1887 inn, W.C. X Marks, Christopher Beavan 61, Bankside, Surrey Merchant's Clerk High Court of Justice 580 E. Leadam Hough... Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 21, 1892 in Bankruptcy of 1886 inn, W.C. Oldfield, James Leadenhall - buildings, Leaden- Gentleman High Court of Justice 183 E. Leadam Hough... Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 21, 1892 hall-street, in the city of London in Bankruptcy of 1891 inn, W.C. td. Pain, William Bowyer 62, Strand, Middlesex, and of 49, Wood Engraver High Court of Justice 934 E. Leadam Hough... Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 21, 1892 Grandison-road, Clapham Com- in Bankruptcy of 1891 inn, W.C. t« mon, Surrey, lately carrying on O business at-319, Strand afore- said Parsons, Walter Avant 1, Heath-street, Hampstead, Fancy Draper High Court of Justice 650. E. Leadam Hough... Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 22, 1892 (trading as Williamson Middlesex in Bankruptcy of 1889 inn, W.C. and Co.) i Penton, Charles Ernest ... 40, Franconia-road, Clapham, Merchant's Clerk High Court of Justice 677 E. Leadam Hough... Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 21, 1892 P Surrey, lately carrying on busi- •in Bankruptcy of 1891 inn, W.O. ness at 8, Old Jewry, and for- merly at 6 and 8, Eastcheap, both in the city of London Phipps, Capel Barr£ Lately residing at 5, Park-place, Of no occupation High Court of Justice 586 E. Leadam Hough... Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 21, 1892 in the county of London, present in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. place of residence the Creditor is unable to ascertain t m Eivett, John Eichard 385, Caledonian-road, in the Eetail Boat and Shoe High Court of Justice 625 E.^Leadam Hough.,. Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 21, 1892 (trading as the Hard- county of London, now or lately Dealer in Bankruptcy Of 1891 inn, W.C. wear Boot and Shoe carrying on business there 00 Stores) Robert, Maxime Carl 27, Werndee-road, Norwood Junc- Metal Worker. I. High Court of Justice 452 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 23, 1892 . ob tion, Surrey, having carried on in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. CO business at 6, Great Chapel- street, Oxford-street, in the county of London ! Eooper, Charles Frederick 2, Heath cote-street, Mecklenburgh- Gentleman, of no occu- High Court of Justice 854 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver .;. Mar. 26, 1892 square, Middlesex pation in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. Rose, Thomas Parry (trad- 55, Union-grove, Clapham, Surrey, Poultry, Pork, and High Court of Justice 863 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver v.. Mar. 24, 1892-'- ing as T. P. Eose and •and trading at 32, Leadenhall- Game Salesman in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. Co.) market, in the city of London *' NOTICES OF RELEASE OF TRUSTEES—continued.

O Debtor's Name. No. of Debtor's Address. Debtor's Description. Court. Matter. Trustee's Name. Trustee's Address. Trustee's Description. Date of Release. tO Sparrow, Edwin Na'sh "... 2, Copthall-chambers, in the city Stockbroker High Court of Justice 1331 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, 'Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 23, 1892 CS of London, and the Constitu- in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W-.C. to tional Club, Northumberland- ..., p- avenuef London Standring, Arthur 75, Hornscy-park-road, Middle- Formerly Merchant, High Court of Justice 171 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey- street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 24, 1892 sex, Jately 39,'Seething-lane, in now Mercantile Clerk, in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. the city of London lately trading with tho late Samuel Bucknell, at 33, Seething-lanc afore- said, as A. Standring and Co., and also as Hose, Standring, and tr Co., Merchants o ~ Staub, Henry Frederick „. 344, Euston-roari, and trading at Cabinet Maker, Uphol- High Coiut of Justice 69 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 23, 1892 X 344 and 338, Euston-road, both sterer, and Furniture in Bankruptcy of 1891 inn, W.C. in the county of London Dealer o Staunton, Frederick Charles Lately residing at 5, Cliurton- High Court of Justice 24 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 23, 1892 Howard streer, Pimlico, Middlesex in Bankruptcy of 1891 inn, W.C. H Storrie, Henry Edward .. 24, Throgmorton-strect, in the Stockbroker and High Court of Justice 448 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 26, 1892 H city oO London, and Albert- Financial Agent in Bankruptcy of 1889 inn, W.C. Villa, Eltham, Kent Symonds, William 41, Durham-road, Seven Sisters'- Carpenter High Court of Justice 1006 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 23, 1892 road, Middlesex in Bankruptcy of 1891 inn, W.C. Taylor, George ..< .. 23, Castle-street, Falcon-square, High Court of Justice 341 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 24, 1892 in the city of London in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. 00 Thompson, Ernest William Gra?mere, Grove Hill-road, Wood- Book-keeper High Court of Justice 765 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 24, 1892 ford, Essex, employed at 59, in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. Gresbam-street, in the city of London Thompson, Lillian Gladyp, 33, Sydney-street, Chelsea, in the Spinster High Court of Justice 1025 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 24, 1892 also known as Gladys de county of London in Bankruptcy of 1891 inn, W.C. Lefresne, also as Mrs. - Thompson Todd, William Grange .. Lately residing in or near Church- Asbestos and Engi- High Court of Justice 1317 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar, 26, 1892 lane, Shipley, near Bradford," neers' Stores Mer- in Bankruptcy of 1889 - inn, W.C. Yorkshire, and trading at 1, chant Richard - street, Leeds - road, ... Bradford NOTICES OF EELEASE OF TRUSTEES—continued. CJ O Debtor's Name. Debtor's Address. No. of Debtor's Description. Court. ! Matter. Trustee's Name. Trustee's Address. Trustee's Description. Date of Release. Upton, Joseph Parker 10, Bartholomew-road, Kentish Provision Merchant ... High Court of Justice 1453 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey- street, Lincoln's- Official Recei vt r ... Mar. 23, 1892 , Town, in the county of London in Bankruptcy of 1889 inn, W.C. Van Kesteren, Frederick Lately residing and trading at 1, Cheesemonger... High Court of Justice 1320 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver "... Mar. 24, 1892 : John Approach-road, Victoria Park, in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. Middlesex, present residence the Petitioning Creditor was unable to ascertain Waddington, James 2, Pancras-lane, in the city of , Builder, Decorator, High Court of Justice 1540 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 26, 1892 London, and also now or lately and Contractor in Bankruptcy of 1888 inn, W.C. - • of 33, 'High-street, Sydenbam, tr- Kent O •Walton, John" (trading as 105 and 131, Whitechapcl-road, Tailor High Court of Justice 57 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 26, 1892 the Albion Clothing Middlesex fm » " in Bankruptcy of 1886 inn, W.C. Company) O Waters, G. 69, St. Paul's-road, Mile End, Baker ... High Court of Justice 173 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 23, 1892 Middlesex • in Bankruptcy of 1885 inn, W.C. Watson, Sydenham John Lately residingat 10, Poplar-walk- Formerly carrying on High Court of Justice 1032 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 23, 1892 Curby road, Herne Hill, Surrey business as a Sur- in Bankruptcy of 1889 inn, W.C. veyor Weymouth, Henry 44, Lancefield-street, Queen's Builder... High Court of Justice 1417 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey- street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 23, 1892 Park, Middlesex in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. t=d. Williams, Josiah Ellis L'illie Bridge Works, • West Metal Casement Maker High Court of Justice 919 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 24, 1892 Brompton, and 2, Merrington* in Bankruptcy of 1888 inn, AV.'C. road, West Brompton, both in _ to Middlesex Wright, Alfred (trading as 29, Melgund-road, Highbury, in Manufacturer's Agent High Court of Justice 384 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 26, 1892 A. Wright and Co.) the county of London, and and Merchant in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. CO carrying on business at 64, Fann-street, in the city of - London oo Wright, Frederick James .. 44, Praed - street, Paddington, Carpenter and Joiner High Court of Justice 1300 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey-street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 26, 1892 Ix, Middlesex in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. Wright, Sidney Manor - park - road, Harlesden, Builder High Court of Justice 853 Alfred Henry Wildy Carey- street, Lincoln's- Official Receiver ... Mar. 26, 1892 Middlesex in Bankruptcy of 1890 inn, W.C. Livesey, Thomas .... Residing at 16, Heys - street, Grocer ...* Blackburn 14 John Shorrock 1, Nortbgate, Blackburn Grocer Mar. 26, 1892 - Blackburn, trading at Pitt- of 1890 street, Blackburn Castle, John Alfred 1, New-street, Folkestone, Kent ... Carpenter and Builder Canterbury 61 Henry Tolputt Folkestone Timber Merchant ... Mar. 26, 1892 of 1890 NOTICES OF RELEASE OF TRUSTEES—continued.

No. of i Debtor's Name. Debtor's Address. Debtor's Description. Court. Matter. Trustee's Name. Trustee's Address. Trustee's Description. Date of Release. Spencer, Thomas Cornelius Ockbrook, Derbyshire Tailor and Outfitter ... Derby 50 John Smith St. James's - chambers, Official Receiver ... Feb. 5,. 1892 of 1887 Derby Wilson, William Horace ... 6, Brunswick-terrace, Weymouth, Army Tutor Dorchester ... 4 Frederick' Aston City - chambers, Salis- Official Receiver ... Feb. 5, 1892 . Dorsetshire, lately residing at 17, of 1891 Dawes bury Eoyal-terrace, Weymouth afore- said Bromley, George Morrison,.. 106, Stourbridge-road, Harts Hill, Off Licensed Beer- Dudley 5 Edward Percy Job- Dudley Official Receiver ... Feb. 5,' 1892 to Dudley, Worcestershire house Keeper and of 1891 son Milk Dealer Stevens, John Quarry Bank, Staffordshire, and Galvanizer " Dudley 10 H. T. Mobberley ... 263, Castle - street, Chartered Account- Mar. 2G, 1892 carrying on business at Quarry \ of- 1890 Dudley, Worcestershire ant Bank aforesaid, and the Factory Ironworks, Tipton, Staffordshire U u Hockiu, James 15, Walker - terrace, Plymouth, Bootmaker and Dealer Easti S tonchouse . . . 17 John Greenway 10, Athenscum - terrace, Official Receiver ... Feb. 27, 1892 O trading at 100, Union-street, in Boots and Shoes of 1887 Plymouth !3 to Plymouth, formerly at 95, Union- street, East Stonehouse, Devon- shire ' Hettish, Gordon ... 14, Magdalen-street, Exeter Watchmaker and Exeter 20 Thomas Andrew 13. Bedford - circus, Official Receiver ... Feb. 5, 1^92 - Jeweller of 1891 -Exeter Westacott, James 106, Union-street, Torquay Carpenter Exeter 25 Thomas Andrew ... 13, Bedford - circus, Official Receiver ... Feb. 5, 18

Lewis, Leo ... .M 20, Grafton-street, New Glee, in Out of employment ... Great Grimsby 2 Arthur Stewart Trinity House-lane, Hull Official Receiver ... Feb. 5, 1892 oo the parish of Glee, Lincolnshire of 1891 Maples O to Johnson, Joseph ' 12, Frederika-terrace, Anlaby- Ladies' Tailor Kingston-upon-Hull 8 Joseph Henry Scott Victoria chambcr?,Bowl- Accountant Mar. 2(3, 1392 road, in the borough of Kings- of 1891 alley-lane, Hull ton-upon-Hull Dixon, -William John Alton Nurseries, Cardigan-road, Florist and .General Leeds 54 Charles Beevers 92, Albion-street, Leeds Chartered Account- Mar. 26, 1893 Headingley, Leeds Nurseryman of 1887 ant Hindley, Bosefcta 20, Caird-street, Liverpool, Lan- Widow Liverpool 51 Robert Jones ' ... 30, North John-street, Chartered Account- Mar. 26, 1892 to ant - (-* cashire, lately residing at 118,- of 1891 Jjiverpoyl OS Bedford-street, Liverpool •NOTICES OF RELEASE OP TRUSTEES—continued. to Ci No. of Debtor's Name. Debtor's Address. Debtor's Description. Court. Matter. Trustee's Name. Trustee's Address. Trustee's Description. Date of Release. Mould, John Spragg New-road, Tuebrook, near Liver- Builder Liverpool 72 Robert Jones 30, North John-street, Chartered ACQOunt- Mar. 26, 1892 pool of 1888 Liverpool ant Thorp, Sarah Eliza (trad- Residing at Palatine-road, North- Umbrella Manufac- Manchester 22 Philip Swanvrick „. 4, Booth-street, Man,-, .Accountant Mar. 26, 1893 ing as S. E. Coulter) enden, Cheshire, and trading at turer, Wife of George of 1891 Chester 6, Exchange-street, Manchester, Thorp, of Eich • Lancashire Strasse, Hanover, in the Empire of Ger- many, Indiarubber tq Manufacturer, trad- ing apart from her Husband Bell, William, and Bell, John (trading together as O 78, Newgate-street, Newcastle- Provision Merchants ... Newcastle-on-Tyne 1 Richard Bell) Thomas Gillespie ... Cross House"- chambers, Chartered Account- Mar. 26, 1892 O on-Tyne of 1891 54, Westgate - road, ant 125 Newcastle-on-Tyne 59 and 61, Ellison-street, Jarrow, Painter, Decorator, Newcastle-on-Tyne Davidson, George (carry- 21 Thomas Gillespie ... Cross House - chamber?, Chartered Account- Mar. 26, 1892 O ing on business as in the county of Durham and Photographer of 1891 54, Westgate - road, ant f> Davidson and Co.)' Newcastle-on-Tyne CM Payne, Charles Henry Colwell-road, Wellingborough, W and Northamptonshire H Cartwright, Norman Ed- Brook-road, Bootle-cum-Linacre, ward Lancashire (lately trading as Cartwright and Co.) 29, Gold-street, Kettering, North- Brick, Sand, and Stone Northampton 37 Augustus Cufaude 42, Newland, Northamp- Chartered Account- Mar. 26, 1892 amptonshire ' • Merchants, and Hau- of 1888 Palmer ton ant lers by Steam Power Goodwin, Joseph Water- Residing at Penrhyn Villa, 133, Lead and Glass Mer- Sheffield t-i 3 Thomas George Queen Insurance-build- Chartered Account- Mar. 26, 1892 house (trading as John Psalter-lane, Sharrow, Sheffield, chant, Plumber and of 1891 Shuttleworth ings, Church - street, ant oo Pitt and Co.) and trading at 18, 20, and 26, GasEtter Sheffield Waingate, Sheffield Hunt, James Roosecote, Barrow-in-Furness, Farmer TJlverston and Bar- 14B Henry Garencieres 16, Cornwallis - street,- Official Receiver ... CD Lancashire row-in-Furness Mar. 26, 1892 CO of 1887 Pearson Barrow-in-Furness ISJ Homes, William Gold Hill, Bosbury, Herefordshire Farmer Worcester 20 Luke Jesson Sharp... _ _e i oof* 45, Copenhagen-street, Official Receiver ... Mar. 26, 1892 01 138b Worcester Queen-street-chambers, Maiden-r Coal Merchant ... Windsor Parker, Mills ... • ... 7 William Edward 95, Peascod - street, Auctioneer Mar. 26, 1892 head, Berkshire of 1890 Herbert Windsor

Pursuant to the Acts and Rules, notices to the above effect have been received by the Board of Trade. JOHN SMITH, Inspector-General in Bankruptcy. THE COMPANIES ACTS, 1862 TO 1890. NOTICE OP DAY APPOINTED FOR PUBLIC EXAMINATION.

Name of Company. Address of Begistered Office. Court. No. of Hatter. Date fixed for Examination. Names of Persons to be Examined. Hour.. Place.

The Barry Patent Manure Company 11, Rumford-place, Liverpool High Court of Justice 54 May 4, 1892 Charles Henry Harvey, James 11 A.M. New Bankruptcy - build - Limited of 1891 McNab, Harrison Gawith, J. ings, Carey-street, Lon- Merrett Wade, A. West don, w.c. Watson, Cedric B. Boult, H James Harold 'Barry, Thomas P3 Thompson Thomas, H. R. Bartley, William' Henry M. Draper

> \ O> N M NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS. H

• Last Day for Receiving Address. Name of Company. Address of Begistered Office. • Court. Number. Proofs. Name of Liquidator.

The Era Steamship Company Limited Broadway - chambers, Broadway, West - High Court of Justice 56 April 29, 1892 Charles John Stewart, 33, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn minster of 1891 Official Receiver and Liquidator Hat ton, Sons, and Company Limited Bradley Iron, Steel, and Tin Works, High Court of Justice 9 May 21, 1892 William Barclay Peat 3,. Lothbury, London, E.G. Bilston, Staffordshire of 1891 oo CO •

Pursuant to the Companies (Winding-up) Act, 18£0, and the Eulcs thereunder, notices to the above effect have been received by the Board of Trade. ci- JOHN. SMITH, Inspector-General in Companies Liquidation. CO- 2164 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 8, 1892.

HE estates of David Carswell, residing at Kingaok HE estates of John Allan, Baker in Helensburgh, were T Cottage, Cupar, Fife, were sequestrated on Mon- T sequestrated on the 6th day of April, 1892, by the day, the 4th day of April, 1892, by the Court of Session. Sheriff of Stirling, Dumbarton, and Clackmannan. The first deliverance is dated the 4th day of April, The first deliverance is dated the 6th day of April, 1892. 1892. The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners is to be held at twelve o'clock, noon, on Monday, the 18th s to be held at half-past eleven o'clock, forenoon, on day of April, 1892, within the Imperial Hotel, Helens- Thursday, the 14th day of April, 1892, within the Ton- burgh. ine Hotel, in Cupar, Fife. A composition may be offered at this meeting; and A.composition may be offered at this latter meeting; to entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths and to entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths and grounds of debt must be lodged on or before the and grounds of debt must be lodged on or before the 6th day of August, 1892. 4th day of August, 1892. All future advertisements relating to this sequestra- All future advertisements relating to this sequestration tion will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. GEO. MACLACHLAN and SON, Writers, LEWIS BILTON, Helensburgh, Agents. 16, Hope-street, Edinburgh. HE estates of James Miller, Farmer, Sallachan, HE estates of S. H. Sinclair, 40, Elm-row, Leith- Ardgour, Argyllshire, were sequestrated on the T walk, Edinburgh, were sequestrated on 5th April, T4th day of April, 1892, by the Court of Session. 1892, by the Sheriff of the Lothians and Peebles, at The first deliverance is dated the 10th day of March, Edinburgh. 1892. The first deliverance is dated 5th April, 1892. The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners is to be held at eleven o'clock, forenoon, oa< Thursday, is to be held at two o'clock, .afternoon, on Friday, the the 14th day of April, 1892, within the Faculty Hall, 15th day of April, 1892, within Dowell's Booms, 18, St. George's-place, Glasgow. George-street, Edinburgh. A composition may be offered at this meeting; A composition may be offered at this meeting; .and to and to entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths and and grounds of debt must be lodged on or before the grounds of debt must be lodged on or before 5th 4th day of August, 1892. August, 1892. The sequestration has been remitted to the Sheriff All future advertisements relating to this sequestra- of the county of Lanark at Glasgow. tion will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. All future advertisements relating to this sequestra- CHAS. GARBOW, Solicitor, Agent. tion will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. 11, Melbourne-place, Edinburgh, TODS, MURRAY, and JAMIBSON, W.S., 5th April, 1892. 66, Queen-street, Edinburgh, Agents.

HE estates of George Anderson, Merchant, Tranent. HE estates of Haxton and Maitland, Cabinet Makers in the county of H&ddington, were sequestrated on T and Upholsterers, Hope-street, Glasgow, and Walter Tthe 5th day of April, 1892, by the Lord Ordinary offi- Haxton and Disney Leith Maitland, Cabinet Makers and ciating on the Bills. Upholsterers there, the Individual Partners of said firm, • The first deliverance is dated the 5th day of April, as such Partners and as Individuals, were sequestrated 1892. on the 6Eh day of April, 1892, by the Sheriff of Lanark, The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners shire. s to be held at two o'clock, on Wednesday, the 20th The first deliverance is dated the 6th day of April, April, 1892, within Lyon and TurnbulPs Booms, 51, 1892. George-street, Edinburgh. The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners is A composition may be offered at this meeting; and to to be held at twelve o'clock, noon, on Monday, the 18th entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths and day of April, 1892, within the B'aculty Hall, St. George's-- grounds of debt must be lodged on or before 5th August, place, Glasgow. 1892. A composition may be offered at this meeting; and The sequestration has been remitted to the Sheriff of to entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths the Sheriffdom of the Lothians and Peebles, at Edin- and grounds of debt must be lodged on or before the burgh. 6th day of August, 1892. All future advertisements relating to this sequestra- All future advertisements relating to this sequestration tion will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. M. J. BROWN, S.S.C., BANNATYNE, KIBKWOOD, FBANCE, and CO., 1, George-street, Edinburgh, Petitioner's Agent. 145, West George-street, Glasgow, Agents.

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