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27335. 4779

The London Gazette.

FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1901.

Council Chamber, Whitehall, Juhj 19, 1901. 4. If a Claim was admitted in 1838 the Court CORONATION OF THEIR MAJESTIES. will forthwith admit such Claim, provided the Commissioners are satisfied that the pre- COURT OF CLAIMS. sent Petitioner represents the person whose HE Right Honourable the Commissioners Claim was admitted in 1838, and that there T appointed by His Majesty to hear and is no counter-claim. determine all Claims of Services to be performed 5. Petitioners to be requested to present their at the time of the ensuing Coronation (except Claims on or before the 31st day of October, those dispensed with by His Majesty's Royal 1901. Proclamation of 26th day of June last), and of The Clerk of the Crown proclaimed that the fees to be received for the same, met for the Court stood adjourned till some day in the month first time at the Council Office, Whitehall, on of November next, of which not'ce would -be Wednesday, 17th day of July instant. given in the London Gazette. There were present— The . The Earl . 's Office, Royal Mews, The . Buckingham Palace, July 23, 1901. The Lord Chancellor of . THE King has been pleased to appoint Lord James of Hereford. Albert Edward Wilfred, Count Gleichen, C.V.O., Lord Robertson. C.M.G., D S.O., Major, Grenadier Guards, to be The President of the Probate, &c., Division. an Extra Equerry to His Majesty. The Master of the Rolls. The Clerk of the Crown ) Atfcended ag Whitehall^ July 18, 1901. The Registrar of the Privy f ClerJ^s °f the THE King has been pleased, by Warrant Council ) Uourt" under His Majesty's Royal Sign Manual, bearing On the motion of the Earl Marshal it was date the 16th instant, to appoint Robert Alex- agreed that the Lord Chancellor do preside at this ander Gillespie, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, to be and all other meetings of the Court. Stipendiary Justice of the Peace at West Ham, in The Lord Chancellor took his seat accordingly. the room of Ernest Baggallay, Esq., resigned. The Registrar having proclaimed silence in the usual terms, the Clerk of the Crown read His Majesty's Commission appointing the Court. Crown Office, July 18, 1901. Strangers having been required to withdraw THE King has been pleased, by Letters the Commissioners deliberated with closed doors. Patent, to nominate the Reverend Alan Matheson, On the Court being re-opened the Registrar M. A., M.B., to the Perpetual Curacy of Eastbury, announced the Petitions which had been pre- in. the county of Berks and diocese of Oxford, sented, and also those of which the Clerks of the void by the death of the Reverend Barnard Court had been advised as about to be presented, Tyrrell Thompson, the last Incumbent, and to with the names of the Claimants and the nature His Majesty's nomination for this turn only of the Claims. belonging, by reason of the late vacancy of the The Lord Chancellor announced that the Com- See of Oxford. missioners would take the Petitions into considera- tion in due course. Scottish Office, Whitehall, July 18, 1901. His Lordship further announced that the Com- missioners had resolved as follows:— THE King has been pleased, by Warrant 1. All Claims must be made by Petition. under His Majesty's Royal Sign Manual, bearing Petitions may be sent under cover to the date the 16th instant, to direct a Commission to Clerks of the Court of Claims, Privy Council pass the Great Seal in , appointing the Office, Whitehall. Right Honourable Lord Moncreiff to be His 2. Petitioners are not required to appear in Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Kinross, in person before the Court, unless summoned. the room of Sir Graham Graham Montgomery, 3. Petitioners may appear by Solicitors, Bart., deceased. Agents, or Counsel.