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Public Officials 1724 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. (SLATER'S . ton-cum-Hardy, Clifton, Cornbrook (part of), Davyhulme, Douglas Middleton, Pilsworth, and Thornham; pari~h of Prestwich-cnm-Oldham; Green, Dumplington, Eccles, Ellenbrook, Flixton, Gilda. Brook, Hazel­ c0ntaining the townships of Alkrington, Chadderton, Crompton, Great burst, Heaton Great, Heaton Litlle, Irla.m, lrlams·o'-th'-Height, Kersa.l Hea.ton, Little Hea.ton, Pilkington, Prestwich, Boyton, a.nd Tonge; Moor, Monton, Moss Side, M urraytown, Old Trafford, OrdBal, Patricroft, parish of Radcliffe; parish of Rochdale, containing the townships of Peel Green, Pendlebury, Pendleton, Prestwich, Sa.lford, Seedley, Blachinworth and Calderbrook, Butterworth, Castleton, Spotland, Tod­ Singleton Brook, Stretford, Swinton, Urmston, Walkden, Weaste, Winton morden and Walsden, 'Vardleworth, 'Vhitworth and Brandwood, and and W orsley. Wuerdle and Wardle; parish of Wigan, containing the township of Aspull, Official Receiver in Bankruptcy for the Manchester ACTIONS WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE COURT, The Court has authority to try :-(1) All personal actions (except for Salford, Warrington, Ashton-under-Lyne a.nd malicious prosecution) for sums not exceeding .£50, provided-First, Stalybridge Districts. that the cause of action arose within the Hundred; Secondly, that the Office, Byrom Street. title to no hereditament, toll, tithe, fair, market or franchise is in question. (2) Action for ejectment between landlord and tenant, where Official Receivt'1~Christoper Jenkins Dibb the rent or annual va.lue of the premises does not exceed £50, provided .A.w:.!tant-Ellis J ohnson -First, that the land of which possession is sought to be recovered, is situate within the Hundred; Secondly, that no fine shall have been paid, reserved or made payable in respect of such land; Thirdly, thal His Majesty's Court of Record tor the Hundred of the title to no hereditll.IIlent, toll, tithe, fair, market or franchise is in Salford. in the County of Lancaster. question. (3) All actions whatsoever, for any amount above £50:(excepl Offices, Town Hall, Manchester. actions for libel, slander, or seduction for more than £50), provided, ll consent to the jurisdiction in the form given by the Act be signed by Hiflh Stew ard-Rt, Hon. :Zarl of Eefton (hereditary office) the parties, or their solicitors, and filed with th!! UegiRtrar at the time o! Judge -Henry Gordon Shee, K.c. sealing the writ. Writs of summonses issued by the court may be Beg istrar-W. H. Talbot served in any part of Engla.nd or Wales, without any order of the court Deputy Registrar-H. :Ettoft for that purpose. Particular attention is directed to the new rules, <Jhief Clerk-Herbert Bury, B. A. applying the Judicature Acts to the court, also to such of the roles of Cashier-B. R. Davis Court as relate to the short title of the court, tests of writs. wsts in Clerki!-J. S. Adamson, P. Dale and J. W. Davis actions for unliquidated damages, endorsements, precipes, appearaoces, Judge's Clerk and Crier-Edward Hall pleadings, and other documents to be filed with the Registrar, IUld Head Bail'Uf-George Mountain services of notices, &c. .Assistant Bailiff-Joseph G. Ireland Under BaiUff--James Thornley, for Bolton Office Hours 10 to 4, except on Saturd11oy, 10 to 1. Lancashire Palatine Court of Chancery, Duchy chambers, 4 Clarence Street. SITTINGB OF THE COURT. Chancellor of the Duchy ()j Lancaster-Right Hon. Sir William Hood Wa.lrond, bart. The above Court holds six sittings in the year (one sitting in every Vice-Chancellor-Samuel Hall, K.c. alternate month) before the judge, at the Assize Courts, Strangeways, in Registrar for Manchester District-Hubert Winstanley the City of Manchester, for the trial of issues of law and of fact and for Assistant Registrara-Amaury B. M. Bourchier and A. Emest Steinthlll hearing speciAol cases, and for all other purposes of the court. Chief Clerk-G. W. Brown A Weekly Court is held before the Registrar or his deputy, for all purposes of the court (except the trial of issues of la. w and of fact, and High Court of Justice, Manchester Registry, bearing of special cases), on every Thursday at 11 o'clock in the 1orenoon, at the Town Ha.ll (Princess street entrnnce), in the City of Office, 186 De.ansgate. Manchester. Registrara-Oswald Henry Hardy and W. H. S. Watts Intermediate Courts are also held before the Registrar or his deputy, Chief Clerk-John Millner .at 11 o'clock in the forenoon of ea.ch day between Thursday and Thurs­ day (holidays excepted), for all cases of the court (exce:pt as above), as the court may think proper, on account of urgency, to take at such High Court of Justice intermediate court. (Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division), the District Registry &i Manchester, PLACES WITHDI THE JURISDICTION OF THE COt:RT. 186 Deansgate. Registrar-Oswald H. Hardy The jurisdiction of the Court is co-extensive with the Hundred of Chief Clerk-Henry John Cutter .Salford, exclusive of the borough of Oldha.m, and comprises the places, Office bours-10 to S, Saturdays 10 to I. townships, and districts following viz :-Parish of Ashton·under-Lyne1 containing Ashton Town District, Audenshaw District, Ha.rtshead District, and Knott Lanes District, extra parochial place or township of Beswick; parish of Bolton le-Moors, containing the townships of Anglezark, Blackrod, Great Bolton, Little Bolton, Bradshaw, Breight­ His Majesty's Prison, Manchester. met, Edgewood, Entwistle, Harwood, Da.rcy Lever, Longworth, Lostock, Goverrwr-Robert Dixon Cmikshank Qnarlton, Rivington, Sharples, Tonge-with·Haulgh, and Turton; parish DPputy Governor-~Ia.jor Geo. B. Elliot of Bury, !'~ntaining the townships of Bury, Elton, Heap, Tottington Chaplai11r--Rev. ChaB. Williams, M.A. Lower End, Tottington Higher End, Wa.lmersley and Shuttleworth; Roman Catlwlic Ministtr-Rev. Robert Corbishley IJarish of Dean, containing the townships of Farnworth, Halliwell, Medical O.fficer-John Edwards, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Heaton, Harwich, Little Hulton, Middle Hulton, Over Hulton, Kersley, Deputy Medical Officer-M. Hamblin Smith, M.R.C.~.Eng., L.R.C.P, Rum worth, and 'Vesthoughton; parish of Eccles, containing the town­ Land., M,A.Camb. ~hips of Barton-upon-Irwell, Clifton, Pendlebnry, Pendleton, and Storekeeper-John Waggett Worslcy; parish of Flixton, containing the townships of Flixton and First ClruJ Clerks-Thos. Willcock, G. G. Bleach and F. M. Newman Urmston; parish of Manchester, containing townships of North and Second Cla&J Clerlcs-J. A. Bedford, J. S. Davies, A. C. Nunn and S. :Seuth Manchester, Broughton, Burnage, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Gooseman J)enton, Didsbnry, DroylRden, l<'a.ilsworth, He a ton N orris, Haughton, Warder Clerlc&-G. F. Lutener and E. T. Nickisson Levensbulme, Manchester, Moss Side, Beddish, Salford, Stretford Matron-Miss Annie Sarah Linton and Withington; parish of Middleton, containing the townships of Chief Warder-Joseph Lmnley .Ainsworth, Ashworth, Birtle-cnm-Bamford, Hopwood, Great Lever, Engineer-David L. Conroy • PUBLIC OFFICIALS. ~rtifying Surgeons for Factories, Workshops, &c. Inspectors of Factories. Frederick Morrish Pierce, M.D. 26A, St. John st. Deansgate Office, 72 Bridge Street. Francis Ha.rrison Walmsley, M.R.c.s. Eng. 8 Belmont, Bury New road, H. M. Chief Impector-B. A. Whitelegge esq. M. D. Home Office, London Higher Bronghton H.M. Superintending Inspector-H. S. Richmond, 72 Bridge st J. 8. Bury, M.R.C.P.L. 10 St. John st H.M. Inspector for Mancluster District-Major E. M. Roe, 72 Bridge st W. Y. Martin, M.D. The Limes, Wa.lkden H. M. Jnapector for Bolton District-Rowland Tinker John Watson, M.D. 182 Stockport rd. A H.M. Jnapector for Cheshire JJistrict-David Walmsley A.. Emrys-Jones, M,D,, c.M. 10 St. John Rt. Deansgate H.M. ]n~Jpector for Oldham District-J. H. Crabtree Andrew Gellatly, M.B., c. M. 41 Fairficld sq. Droylsden H. M. Impector for Rochdale DiJtrict-J. Dodgson .Samuel Woodcock, 454 Stretford rd. Old 'Irafford Junior Jnspector&-Ammon Platt, \V. S. Smith, W. H. Beverley and .Percy Spragne Oram, L.R.C.P,Lond. 122 Rochdale rd llilbert Ea.tock William Francis Dearden, L.R.C.P. & S.Lond., D. D. se, Oak Leigh, II. M. Jnapector of Factories .Assi.ltant-Ambrose M. Thomas Oak rd, Crumpsall park H. M. lrupector for the Cotton Cloth Factories-Williarn Willtams Charles J. Renshaw, M.D. Beechhurst, Ashton-on-:Mersey ..Tames Brassey Brierley, M. D., c.n. (for Stretford, Urmston and Flix- ton), 437 Stretford rd. 0 T J. Holmes, Radcliffe Workmen's Compensation Act. W. N. Hamilton, Patricroft MEDICAL RF.F}~RF.E. B.. G. Gorna.ll, Oldbam rd. Newton Heath JmFI-h Collier, M.B., F.R.C.S.Eng. 157 High st. C. on M. Manche,"'ter .
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