Cecil John Rhodes

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Lord Chamberlain's Office, St. James's Palace, Any Gentleman who under these circumstances January 28, 1895. should desire to be presented to The Queen will 1 OTICE is hereby given, that The Queen observe the same regulations as are in force for N will hold Drawing Rooms at Buckingham Her Majesty's Levees. Palace, on Tuesday, the 19th February, and on The State Apartments will.be open for the Tuesday, the 5th March, at three o'clock. . reception of Company coming to Court at two o'clock. . CARRINGTON, Lord Chamberlain. REGULATIONS TO BE OBSERVED AT THE QUEEN'S DRAWING ROOMS. T the Court at Osborne Bouse, Isle of By Her Majesty's Command, A the 2nd day of February, 1895. The Ladies who propose to attend Her PRESENT, - Majesty's Drawing Rooms are requested to bring The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. with them to the Drawing Rooms two large cards, with their names clearly written thereon, one to be day the Honourable Cecil John Rhodes left with The Queen's Page in Attendance, and JL was, by Her Majesty's command, sworn of the other to be delivered to the Lord Chamberlain, Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, who will announce the name to The Queen. and took his place at the Board accordingly. • PRESENTATIONS. The privilege of making presentations to The Queen at a Drawing Room is restricted to those T the Court at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, 'Ladies who have themselves been previously pre- A the 2nd day of February, 1895. sented to Her Majesty, and who are themselves PRESENT, present at the Drawing Room. The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty. 'Under such circumstances a Lady has the Lord President. privilege of presenting one Lady only at a Marquess of Ripon. Dra\ying Room in addition to her Daughters or Lord Chamberlain. Daughters-in -law. Lord Kensington. This restriction does not apply to Ladies who, Mr. Cecil Rhodes. from official position or other circumstances, are specially privileged to make presentations to Her HEREAS Her Majesty the Queen has Majesty. W jurisdiction within the Ottoman domin- The Lady who proposes to present another ions : must send in writing the name of such Lady to And whereas " The Colonial Prisoners Removal the Lord Chamberlain's Office, not later than two Act, 1884," provides that it shall be lawful for days previous to the Drawing Room, in order that Her Majesty in Council to direct that that Act the Lord Chamberlain may submit the name to shall apply as if, subject to the conditions, excep- Her Majesty, when, if it be approved, presentations, and qualifications (if any) contained in the ' tion cards will be forwarded. Order, any place out of Her Majesty's dominions Printed Forms for this purpose can be obtained in which Her Majesty has jurisdiction, and which at the Lord Chamberlain's Office. is named in the Order, were a British possession It is particularly requested that the names of and part of Her Majesty's dominions, and to pro- the Lady to be presented be very distinctly vide for carrying into effect such application. written on the presentation cards to be delivered Now, therefore, Her Majesty, by virtue of the to the Lord Chamberlain at the Drawing Room, in powers in this behalf by "The Foreign Jurisdic- order that there may be no difficulty in announcing tion Act, 1890," and the said recited Act, or them to The Queen. otherwise in Her Majesty vested, is pleased, by • The number of Presentations is limited to 200 and with the advice of Her Privy Council, to at each Drawing Room. „ order, and it is hereby ordered, as follows : — 4 It is not expected that Gentlemen will present 1. "The Colonial Prisoners Removal Act, themselves at a Drawing Room, except in 1884," shall apply to Egypt and to the Ottoman attendance on the Ladies of their families. dominions (except Egypt) as if those places were 10,647 145

The Edinburgh Gazette.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1895.

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, so fixed shall, for the purposes of the said Act, ST. JAMES' PALACE, January 28, 1895. be deemed to be light dues; "VTOTICE is hereby given that The Queen And whereas the Commissioners of Northern l\ will hold Drawing Rooms at Buckingham Lighthouses have established or are about to Palace, on Tuesday the 19th February, and on establish a lighthouse on Rattray Head on the Tuesday the 5th March, at three o'clock. coast of Aberdeen ; And whereas it is fit and proper that in respect of the said lighthouse, light dues should be levied as hereinafter mentioned: At the Court at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, Now, therefore, Her Majesty, in exercise of the the 2nd day of February 1895. powers vested in Her by the said recited Act, by and with the advice of Her Privy Council, is PRESENT, pleased to direct that, from and after the date of The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. the exhibition of the said light, or from and after the time of the receipt of notice of the present This day the Honourable Cecil John Rhodes Order, if that be later, by the officers authorised was, by Her Majesty's command, sworn of Her to collect light dues, the following rates shall be Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and paid, that is to say:— took his place at the Board accordingly. , On all vessels, whether British or foreign, which may pass or derive benefit from the said light, twelve-sixteenths of a penny per ton of the burden of every such ship if on an oversea At the Court at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, voyage, and two-sixteenths of a penny per ton if on a coasting voyage, for each time of the 2nd day of February 1895. passing or deriving benefit. PRESENT, The said tolls shall be levied subject to the The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. regulations and exemptions contained in the Con- solidated Tables of Light Duties sanctioned by WHEREAS by the six hundred and forty-fourth an Order in Council dated the twenty-fourth section of ' The Merchant Shipping Act, 1894,' it day of November one thousand eight hundred is enacted that on the completion of any light- and ninety-one, or to such other regulations and house, buoy, or beacon, Her Majesty may, by exemptions as may from time to time be duly Order in Council, fix dues to be paid in respect sanctioned, and subject also to the gross abate- thereof in the case of any ship which passes the ment or discount of sixty-five per centum men- same, or derives benefit therefrom, and the dues tioned in the said Order in Council, dated the 26595, G79

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

and with the advice of Her Privy Council, -is such representation shall be made in relation' to pleased to direct that, from and after the date of the burial-ground of any parish until ten days' the exhibition of the said light, or from and after previous notice of the .intention to make such the time of the receipt of notice of the present representation shall have been given to the Incum- Order, if that be later, by the officers authorized to bent and vestry clerk or churchwardens of such collect light dues, the 'following rates shall be parish : paid, that is to say :— And whereas by another Act passed in the On all vessels whether British or foreign which, Session of Parliament held in the eighteenth and may pass or derive benefit from the said nineteenth years of Her Majesty's reign, intituled light, that is to say on all vessels which shall " An Act further to amend the laws concerning pass through the Pcntland Firih or between " the burial of the dead in England," it -is, amongst the Orkney and Shetland Islands or which other things, enacted that it shall be lawful for shall pay toll for Cape Wrath Light, one Her Majesty, by and with the advice of Her Privy penny per ton of the burden of every such Council, from.time to time to postpone the time ship if on an oversea voyage, and two six- appointed by any Order in Council for the dis- teenths of a penny per ton if on a coasting continuance of burials, or otherwise to vary any voyage, for each time of passing or deriving Order in Council made under any of the Acts benefit. recited in the said. Act, or under the said Act The said tolls shall be levied subject to the (whether the time thereby appointed for the dis- regulations and exemptions contained in the continuance of. burials thereunder, or other'opera- Consolidated Tables of Light Duties, sanctioned tion of such Order, shall or shall not have ai-riveri), by an Order in Council dated the twenty-fourth as to Her Majesty, with such advice as aforesaid, day of November one thousand eight hundred and may seem fit: ninety-one, or to such other regulations and exemp- And whereas the Right Honourable Herbert tions as may from time to time be duly sanctioned, Henry Asquith, one of Her Majesty's Principal and subject also to the gross abatement or discount Secretaries of State, after giving to the Incumbent of sixty-five per. centum, mentioned in the said and the Churchwardens of the parish hereinafter Order in Council, dated the twenty-fourth day of mentioned ten days' previous notice of his inten- November one thousand eight hundred and ninety- tion to make such representation, has made a one, or to such other abatement or discount as may representation stating that he is of opinion' that for the time being be in force. C. L. Peel. the Order of. Her Majesty in Council of the twenty-ninth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and sixty - five, as affecting T the Court at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, burials in the parish of Stanwell, should be the 2nd day of February, 1895. varied, by substituting the following directions for those contained in the said Order, in regard : PRESENT, to burials in the church and churchyard of that The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. parish, viz.:— HEREAS by an Act passed in the Session Thsit burials be discontinued forthwith and W of Parliament held in the sixteenth entirely, in the parish church of Stanwell, .and seventeenth years of Her Majesty's reign, in- in the county of Middlesex, and after the tituled "An Act lo amend the laws concerning first of March, one thousand eight hundred "'the burial of the dead in England beyond the and ninety-five, in the churchyard with.ii! "limits of the Metropolis, and to amend the Act thirty yards of any dwelling ; and also in the "concerning the burial of the dead in the Metro- rest of the churchyard except as follows :~ " polls," it is enacted that, in case it appeal's to In such vaults and wholly walled graves Her Majesty in Council, upon the representation as are now" existing in the churchyard, of one of Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of burials may be allowed on condition that State, that, for the protection of the public.health, every coffin buried therein be separately the opening of any new burial-ground in any city enclostd by stonework or brickwork properly or town, or within any other limits, save with the cemented. previous approval of one'of such Secretaries of Now, therefore, Her Majesty 'in Council is State, should be prohibited, or that burials in any pleased hereby to give notice of such representa- city or town, or within any other limits, or in any tion, and to order that the same be taken into burial-grounds or places of burial, should be consideration by a Committee of the Lords of Her wholly discontinued, or should be discontinued Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council on the subject to any exception or qualification, it shall thirteenth day of March next: be lawful for Her Majesty, by and with the advice And Her Majesty is. further pleased to direct of Her Privy Council, to order that no new burial- that this Order be forthwith published in the ground shall be opened in any city or town, or London Gazette, and that copies thereof be affixed within such limits, without such previous approval, on the doors of the churches or chapels of, or on or (as the case may require) that, after a time some conspicuous places within, the parish affected mentioned in the Order, burials in such city or by such representation, one month before the said town, or within such limits, or in such burial- thirteenth day of March. / C. L. Peel. grounds or places of burial, shall be discontinued •wholly, or subject to any exceptions or qualifications mentioned in such Order, and so from time •T the Court at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, to time as circumstances may require ; provided the 2nd day of February, 1895. always, that notice of such representation, and of the time when it shall please Her Majesty to order PRESENT, that the same be taken into consideration by the The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Privy Council, shall be published in the London HEREAS the Right Honourable Herbert Gazette, and shall be affixed on the doors of the W Henry . Asquith, one of. Her Majesty's churches or chapels of, or on some other con- Principal Secretaries of State, after giving to spicuous places within, the parishes, affected by the Incumbent, and the Churchwardens of the such.representation, one month before such repre-.' parish . hereinafter mentioned' ten days' . pre-. sentation is so considered ; provided also that no vio'us notice of his intention to make such A 2 682 THE .LONDON GAZETTE, FEBBUABY 5, 1895.

representation, lias, under the provisions of an number of years to entitle him to a Pension, he Act passed in the Session of Parliament held shall if duly qualified for a Pension, either receive in the sixteenth and seventeenth years of Her the Pension to which he is entitled under these Majesty's reign, intituled " An Act to amend the Statutes, or, if there be not sufficient income from " laws concerning the burial of the dead in the Pension Fund for this purpose, continue to " Englond beyond the limits of the Metropolis, hold his Fellowship without discharging any duties " and .to amend the Act concerning the burial as Tutor or Lecturer uutil the income of the " of the dead, in the Metropolis," made a repre- Pension Fund shall be sufficient for the payment sentation stating that, for the protection of tlic of his pension. 'Whenever the income of the public health, no new burial-ground should be Pension Fund shall be sufficient for this purpose opened in . the undermentioned parish without his Fellowship shall at once become vacant." the previous approval of one of Her Majesty's That in the same Statute and Clause after the Principal Secretaries of State, aud that burials words " the question of his re-election" shall be should be discontinued therein with the following added the words " at such College Meetings the modifications, viz. :— voting shall be by ballot." BLAENAU FESTINIOG.—Forthwith and entirely That in Statute III § 27 after the words " or in the parish church and churchyard of St. a Professorship" shall be inserted the words "in David, Blaenau Festiuiog, in the county of this or any other University." Merioneth. That in Statute IV § 5 after the words " to be Now, therefore, Her Majesty in Council is a Fellow of the College " shall be added the words pleased hereby to give notice of such represen- "No Tutorial Fellow shall retain a Tutorship tation, and to order that the same be taken into after the age of sixty ; but, so long as he holds consideration by a Committee of the Lords of his Tutorial Fellowship, he shall, subject to the Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council provisions of these Statutes, hold the office of on the 13th day of March next. Lecturer, and shall perform such duties as are. And Her Majesty is further pleased to direct assigned to him by the Educational Council." that this Order be forthwith published in the That in Statute V § 2 at the . end of the London Gazette, and that copies thereof be clause shall be added the words '; It shall also be affixed on the doors of the churches or chapels of, permissible for the College, if in the judgment of or on some conspicuous places within, the parish the Electors there be no candidate duly qualified affected by such representation, one month before for election to a Stapledon Scholarship, to decide the said 13th day of March. that the Stapledon Scholarship or Scholarships C. L. Peel then vacant shall be turned into an Exhibition or Exhibitions, not exceeding in value the value of the Scholarship or Scholarships then vacant. Privy Council Office, February 2, 1895. Such Exhibitions shall have the same limitations following Statute, made by the Governing in respect of birth, place of education, and tenure, Body of Exeter- College, Oxford, on the as the Stapledon Scholarships, but shall not be twenty-fifth day of January, one thousand eight limited in respect of age." hundred and ninety-five, has been submitted for That in Statute V § 3 for. the words 'f further the approval of Her Majesty in Council, and term of two years" be substituted the words notice of its having been so submitted is pub- " further term not exceeding two years." lished in accordance with the provisions contained That in the same Statute and Clause in place of in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge the sentence beginning with the words " at the Act, 1877 :— end of two years " and ending with the words That in Statute II § 4 the words " The Rector- " advisable so to do " be substituted the following ship shall be tenable for life " shall be struck out. sentence, viz., " At the expiration of any term for * That in the same Statute and Clause after, the which a Scholar has been re-elected the Rector words "not exceeding £500 a year for life" shall and Fellows may, if they think it advisable so to be inserted the words " At the age of seventy-five do, continue his Scholarship for a further term or the Hector shall be entitled to retire on a pension terms, provided that every Scholar shall in any of £500 a year for life, and shall retire, unless a case vacate his Scholarship at the end of five majority of two-thirds of the Fellows present at a years from his matriculation." College Meeting specially summoned decide that That in Statute V " King Charles the First's his retirement would be prejudicial to the interests Trust" § 2 for the words " shall be eighty pounds " of the College. At any College meeting sum- shall be substituted the words "shall not exceed moned to consider this question the Rector himself eighty pounds." shall not he present, and the voting shall be by The College Seal was ordered to be affixed to ballot. At the age of eighty the Rector shall in any the above Amendments at a meeting of the Rector case re'.ire, and shall be entitled to a pension of and Fellows, being the Governing Body of the £500 a year for life, and the Rectorship shall College, specially summoned, on the twenty-fifth become vacant." day of January, 1895. That in the same Statute and Clause after the words "corporate revenues of the College" shall (Signed) W. W. Jackson, be added 'the words *' unless there shall be at the Rector. disposal of the College any special funds available for the payment of this pension." That in Statu'c III § 15 after the words •'• further terms not exceeding five years" shall be added the r*ot.ds "After the age of sixty-five no Privy Council Office, February 2, 1895. Tutorial Fellow shall be re-elected except by the votes of a majority of two-thirds of those present ' OTICE is hereby given, that a Petition haa at it College Meeting held for the purpose of de- N been presented to Her Majesty in Council ciding the question of his re-election ; nor shall by " The Warden, Masters, and Scholars of the he in any case be re-elected after the age of University cf Durham," praying for/the grant of seventy.- But whenever a Tutorial Fellow shall a SUPPLEMENTARY CHABTBJI, and that Her not be re-elected after he has served a sufficient Majesty having referred the eaid Petition .to a THE. LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895, 683

Committee of the Lords of the Council, the same Foreign Office, February 2, 1895. will be taken into consideration by their Lord- ] THE Queen has been pleased to approve of ships on the sixth day of March, one thousand Mr.'J. Johnstone Keswick as Consul-General of eight hundred and ninety-five. Hawaii at Hong Kong ; of Mr. Victor Dumoulin as Consul of Turkey at Hull; of Mr. Daigoro Goh as Consul of Japan at Bombay ; and of Mr. Privy Council Office, February 2, 1895. F. (' Fnbricius as Consul of Denmark at Rangoon. OTICE is hereby given, that a Petition has N been presented to Her Majesty by the Council of the Borough of Neath, in the county Downing. .Street, .February 4, 1895. of Glamorgan, praying, under the provisions of THE Queen has been pleased to give directions ''The Municipal Corporations Act, 1882," for the for the appointment of George William Neville, division of the borough into Wards ; and notice is Esq., to be an Unofficial Member of the Legisla- hereby further given, that Her Majesty has been tive Council of the Colony of Lagos. pleased, by Her Order in Council of this day's date, to order that the said Petition be taken into . Whitehall, February 4, 1895. consideration by a Committee of the Lords of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, on THE Queen has been pleased to grant the the sixth day of March, one thousand eight hun- Archdeaconry of the Isle of Man to the Reverend ' dred and ninety-five. Hugh Stovvell Gill, M.A., the same being void by the resignation of the Venerable Joshua Hughes- Games, D.C.L. - - Privy Council Office, February 5, 1895. . Whitehall, February 4, 1895. MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT, 1894. THE Queen has been pleased to grant unto OTICE is hereby given that, after the expi- John Scott Burden-Sanderson, Esq., M.D., N ration of forty days from'• the date hereof, D.C.L., D.Sc., LL D., Waynflcte Professor of it is proposed to submit to Her Majesty in Physiology in the University of Oxford, the office Council, in pursuance of the above-mentioned and place of Professor of Physic in the said Act, the draft of an Order in Council approving University, in the room of Sir Henry Wentworth certain Bye-laws made by the Trinity House in Acland, Bart., K.C.B., resigned. Kingston-upon-Hull with respect tp the Goole .Pilots Superannuation Fund. Whitehall, February 4, 1895. And notice is hereby further given that, in THE Queen has been pleased to direct Letters accordance with the provisions of the Rules Pub- Patent to be passed under the -Great Seal of the lication Act, 1893, copies of the proposed draft United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Order in Council can be obtained by any public granting the dignity of a Knight of the said body, within forty days of the date of this notice, United Kingdom unto the Honourable John at the Privy Council Office, Whitehall. Mclntyre, Member of the Executive Council and Legislative Assembly of the Colony of Victoria and lately President of the Board of Land and St. James's Palace, February 1, 1895. Works and Commissioner of Crown Lands and Survey in that Colony. THE Queen has been pleased to appoint Captain the Honourable Charles Harbord, Scots Whitehall, February 4, 1895. Guards, to be one of the Grooms in Waiting in, THE Queen has been pleased to j>ive and Ordinary to Her Majesty, in the room of Lieu- grant unto Daniel Robert O'Sullivan, Esq., Her tenant-Colonel Lord Edward William Pelliam- Majesty's Royal licence and authority that he Clinton, resigned. may accept and'wear the Insignia of the Second St. James's Palace, February 4, 1895. Grade of the Second Class of the Brilliant Star of Zanzibar, which His Highness the Sultan of THE Queen has been pleased to appoint Zanzibar has been pleased to confer upon him in Granville George, Earl Granville, to be one of recognition of .his services whilst actually and he Lords in Wailing in Ordinary to Her Majesty, entirely employed by His Highness beyond Her i the room of Robert, Lord Monkswell, resigned. Majesty's Dominions. Whifeha'l, February 4, 189-5. Foreign Office, January 24,1895. THE Queen has been pleased to give and grant unto William George Lay, Esq., Her Queen has been graciously pleased to Majesty's. Royal licence and authority that he app°it the Honourable Alan Johnstone to be may accept and wear the Insignia of the Third Secrecy to Her Majesty's Legation at Copen- Division of the Third Class of the Order of the hagen Double Dragon, which His Majesty the Emperor "Foreign Office, January 24, 1895. of China has been pleased to confer upon him in recognition of his services whilst actually and THEQueen has been graciously' pleased to appoint- entirely .employed by His . Imperial ~ Majesty beyond Her Majesty's Dominions. William jolland, Esq., to be Her Majesty's Consult ichang; and Lionel Chjes Hopkins, Esq., to be one of Her Education Department, Whitehall, Majestyvice-Consuls at Shanghai. January 31,' 1895. THE Lords of the Committee of'the Privy f°^n Office, January-SI, 1895. Council on Education liave issued an order this THE Qu\ })as been pleased to'approve of day for the compulsory formation of a School Don Celso N\re8 as Consul-General of Ecuador Board in the undermentioned Parish :— v at London ; auj j)on Carlos Aguirre y Aparicio Wooburn "... .., ... Buckingham as Consul of s^or at Liverpool. \ 684 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

Education Department, Whitehall, February 1, 1895. THE Lords of the Committee of the Pmy Council on Education have issued orders this day foe -the Triennial Election of School Boards in'the undermentioned Boroughs aud Parishes :•—

Name of Place. Union. County.

Durham ...... Durham Reading ...... Berks Southampton Hants Stafford (U.D.) '. Stafford Attleborough ... - Wayland Norfolk Broughton ...... Wrexham Denbigh Stansty (Contributory) Denbigh Great Driffield ...... Driffield ...... York Dukinfield ... Ashton-under-Lyno Chester Haliwhistle...... Haltwhistle Northumberland Kingswinford (U.D.) Stoiirbriclgc .. Stafford Euabon(U.D.) Wrexham ... Denbigh Carleton (Skipton) (U.D.) Skipton ... .. York Kinver .,. ... Seisdon ... Stafford' Llanddeiniolen ... ' Carnarvon ... .. Carnarvon Llanelly ...... Crickhowell Brecon . Llanycil «...... Bala Merioneth Merthyr Tydvil Merthyr Tydvil Glamorgan St. David's" Haverfordwest Pembroke Soham ...... Newmarket Cambridge Wednesbury ...... Stafford West Ham ...... Essex Chulmleigh South Molton Devon Hope Hawarden ... Flint St. Blazey St. Austell..: .... Cornwall Soothill (U.D.) Dewsbury ...... York Tipton Dudley Stafford . Trefeglwys ...... , Newtown and Llanidloes Montgomery Wincanton ... Wincanton... Somerset Berkhampstead St. Peter „. Berkhampstead ,.. Hertford Festiniog ... ' ... '... Festiniog ... Merioneth Abordare Merthyr Tydvil ... Glamorgan Buckfastleigh Totnes Devon. Eckington ... Chesterfield Derby Llangattock...... Crickhowell Brecon Llannon Llanelly ... Carmarthen Llanrug ...... ••.- Carnarvon ... Carnarvon • Mildenhall Mildenhall ... Suffolk Penbryn Newcastle-in-Emlyn Cardigan' Troedyraur (U.D.) (Contributory) Cardigan Shelley Hurtdersfield York Sutton-in-Aslifield Mansfield ... Nottingham Sutton-in-Keighley Keighley ... York Welliugborough Wellingborough Northampton Breage Helston ... Cornwall Drighlington .' N. Bierley ... • York Erith • Dartford ...... Kent , Gildersome ... Bramley York Newtown and Llanllwchaiarn (U.D..) Newtown and Llanidloes Montgomery Llantrissant...... Pontypridd Glamorgan Glemsford Sudbury Suffolk Mynyddyslwyn School District ... Newpor-t (Mon ) ... Monmouth Narberth (U.D.) Narberth ...... Pembroke Stoke-upon-Trent (U.D.) Stafford Hedworth, Monkton, and Jarrow (U.D. Durham Llangaiu ... ..> ... Carmarthen Carmarthen Stanhope Weardale ... Durham Wolsingham (Contributory) .., Weardale ... Durham Inkberrow (U.D.) ...... Alcester ... Worcester Meline and Whitchurch (U.D.) .... Cardigan- ... Pembroke Tavistock ...... Tavistock ...... " Devon Begelly Narberth ... Pembroke Wolstanton (U.D.) Wolstanton and Burslem Stafford - Axminster ...... Axminster ... Devon Rillington Malt on ...... York Yeadon ...... Wharf edale York Great and Little Stambridge (U.D.) Rochfor'd ... Essex Canewdon (Contributory) ... Kochford Essex Cheriton - Alresford ... Hants Titchborne (Contributory) ... Alresford " Hants THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. 685

Name of Pla.ce. Union. County.

Rochford ...... Essex Hailing ... - i.. ... • ...... Strood ...... Kent Bredfield ...... Woodbridgc ...... Suffolk Willaston (Nantwich) --.-.-. • Nan t\v idi ...... Chester Rutliin •- ...... Denbigh Llahrhaiadr-in-Kinmerch (ex-Mun.) (Con- Ruthin ... Denbigh tributory) Epsom ...... Surrey Docking .;...... Norfolk Deeping St. Nicholas ... - Spalding ... Lincoln Henstead ...... Norfolk Bixk-y (Contributory) Hen stead ...... Norfolk ' Torrington...... Devon Woodstock...... Oxford Carisbrooke (U.D.) ...... Isle of Wight ... Hants East and West Worlington (U.D.) S. Molton ...... Devon West Ward ... Westmorland LlanfihangelYstrad(U.D.). Aberayron ... „, Cardigan Okehampton ., ... Devon Ampthill ...... '.. Bedford Cosford ...... Suffolk Totnes .. Devon Bridge ..." .. .. Kent Patelcy Bridge ,c .. York Eton ...... Bucks Horsham ...... Sussex Burslem (U D.) .. Stafford Wellingboroutfli ...... Northampton Tetford, Salmonby, and Worlaby (U.D.)... Horncastle ...... Lincoln Cirencester...... Gloucester Stow Bardolph (U.D.) Downham ...... Norfolk Llanrian Mathry and Llanreithan North Haverfordwest ...... Pembroke (U.D'.) West Ward . . . Westmorland Conway ...... Carnarvon Eglwys Rhos (ex-Mun.) (Contribu- Conway ... Carnarvon tory) Chesterfield ...... Derby Bridg water...... Somerset Hilli'arrance, Oake, and Heathfield (U.D.) Wellington...... Somerset Hexhara ...... * ... Northumberland Conway ...... Carnarvon Shaftesbury ...... Dorset ' • Louth ...... ,.. Lincoln Risbridge ...... Suffolk Clifton-on-Teme • ...... Martley ...... Worcester West A shf ord . . , ... Kent Guildford (U.D) Surrey ... Stafford Bridgend ...... Glamorgan Bourne ...... ,. Lincoln Romford ...... Essex Aylsham ...... Norfolk

Coedfranc ...... Neath ...... Glamorgan

(H. 1239.) Board of Trade (Harbour Department), War Office, Pall Mall, . • London,'February 5, 1895. 5lh February, 1895. THE Board of Trade have received, through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy 2nd Life Guards, Major and Colonel D. M. B. H., of the following Telegram, dated 5th February, Earl of Dundonald, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, J895, from Her Majesty's Representative at vice Brevet Colonel E. H. Hanning-Lee, placed Athens :—" Five days' observation Constanti- on half-pay. Dated 12th January, 1895. nople." Captain C. F. St. C. Anstruther-Thomson to be Major, vice Colonel D. M. B. H., Earl of Dun- . Admiralty, 1st February, 1895. donald. Dated 12th January, 1895. IN .accordance with the provisions of Her Lieutenant Thomas, Earl of Longford, to be Cap- Majesty's Orders in Council of 22nd February, tain, vice C. F.' St. C. Anstruther-Thomson. 1870, and 17th September, 1885— Dated 12th January, 1895. Staff Engineer Thomas Alban Morris has been Second Lieutenant F. S. Low (o be Lieutenant, placed on the Retired List. Dated 7th Janu- vice T., Earl of Longford. Dated 12th Jan- ary, 1895.- "' '-' -' uary,. 1895. 686 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

Second Lieutenant the Honourable Qsbert C. Lieutenant George Townshend Forestier-Walker Molyneux, from Royal Horse Guards,1 to be to be Captain, vice R. F. McCrea, promoted. Second Lieutenant, vice F. S. Low. Dated . Dated 1st February, 1895. : 6th February, 1895. . " ' '" The undermentioned Second Lieutenants to be Royal Horse Guards, Major and . Brevet Lieu- Lieutenants:— tenant-Colonel John F. Brocklehurst -to .be Lancelot Newton Gpqding. Dated 1st January, Lieutenant-Colonel, vico Brevet Colonel C. G, 1895. '. " ... ','. Earl of Erroll, placed on half-pay. Dated Archibald Frank Becke. Dated 1st January, 18th January, 1895. 1895. Major the Honourable Lionel ,F. G. Byng retires Francis Ogilvy Wyatt. Dated 1st January, 1895. on retired pay. Dated 6th February, 1895. Henry Jameson Powell Jeffcoat. Dated 27th The undermentioned Captains .to be.Majors :— January, 1895. Sir John C. Willoughby, Bart., vice Brevet Lieu- Guy Danvers Wheeler. Dated 27th January, tenant Colonel J. F. Brockleluirst. Dated 18th 1895.' ' .' ' ! January, 1895. Gentleman Cadet James .Grose, from the Royal Victor J. F. Ferguson, vice the Honourable L. F. Military Academy, to be Second Lieutenant, in G. Byng. Dated 6th February, 1895. succession . to Lieutenant G. T. Forestier- Walker, promoted. Dated 1st February, 1895. Lieutenant Wilfrid Francis Ricanlo to be Captain, Captain Wellesley Lynedoch Henry Paget to be vice V. J. F. Ferguson. Dated 6th February, Adjutant, vice Captain H. J. Du Cane, who 1895. has resigned that appointment. Dated 15th Second Lieutenant Sir Samuel E. Scott, Bart., to January, 1895 be Lieutenant, vice "W. F. Ricardo. Dated Riding-Master and Honorary Major John Pawson 6th February, 1895.. is placed on retired pay. Dated 23rd January, Lieutenant the Honourable Reginald .Ward, from 1895. 4th Battalion the Worcestershire. Regiment, to be Second Lieutenant, vies Sir. S E.. Scott, Royal Engineers, Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Bart. Dated 6th February, 1895. Lionel John Gallwey, K.C.M.G., to be Colonel- Commandant, vice General Sir J. S. Hawkins, 6

The Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Lieutenant Henry J. Army Veterinary Department, The undermen- p. Madocks is seconded for special secsrice in tioned Veterinary-Lieutenants to be Veterinary- Uganda. Dated 12th December, 1894; Captains. Dated 4th February, 1895 :— . Supernumerary Lieutenant Charles H.M. Doughty Edward Taylor. to be Lieutenant, vice H. J. Madocks. Dated Alfred Joseph Haslam, M.D., F.R.C.V.S. 12th December, 1894. BREVET. The Border Regiment, Lieutenant Walter W. The promotions to the rank of Colonel of the Leishman is seconded for service in the Niger undermentioned Officers which were notified Coast Protectorate. Dated 9th December, in the Gazette of 22nd January, 1895, are 1894. cancelled :— ' Lieutenant-Colonel J. A. Little, Indian Staff The Royal -Sussex Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Corps. • ^ Francis Dorling, on completion of four years' Lieutenant-Colonel J. F. J. Miller, Indian Staff . service in command of a Battalion, is placed on Corps. half-pay. Dated 2nd February, 1895. Lieu tenant-Colonel W. C. Far well, Bengal Major Charles H. "W. Cafe to be Lieutenant- Infantry. Colonel, vice F. Dorling. Dated 2nd February, Lieutenant-Colonel A. C. Bigg-Wither, Bengal 1895. Infantry.. Lieutenant-Colonel Lorn Robert Henry Dick The Welsh Regiment, Captain Henry Bannerman- Campbell, Indian Staff Corps, to be Colonel. Phillips is seconded for service as an Adjutant Dated 15th January, 1895. of Volunteers. Dated 1st February, 1895. Supernumerary Captain J. Bales Gaunter to be MEMORANDA. Captain, vice H. Bannerman-Pliillips. Dated Colonel Francis William Ward, Royal (late . 1st February, 1895. Bengal) Artillery, from Colonel on the Staff for Royal Artillery, Bengal, is placed on the Indian The Loyal North Lancashire Reyimenf, Colour- Supernumerary List. Dated 16th October, 1894. Sergeant Robert Mackay Cadell,from the Duke Colonel Michael Henry Saward, Royal (late of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment), to be Bengal) Artillery, from Assistant Adjutant- Second Lieutenant, in succession to Lieutenant General, Royal Artillery, Bengal, is placed on H. G. Powell, promoted. Dated 6th February, the Indian Supernumerary List. Dated 15th . 1895. November, 1894. Colonel G eorge Ti ndal Prelyman, from Brigadier- The King's Royal Rifle Corps, Queen's (India) Cadet Richard Johnstone, from the Royal Military General on the Staff in India, is placed on half- pay. Dated 22nd November, 1894. College, to be Second Lieutenant, in succession Colonel George Bertie Benjamin Hobart, from to Lieutenant the Honourable J. R. Brownlow, promoted. Dated 6th February, 1895. Colonel on the Staff in command of the Royal Artillery in the Scottish District, is placed on The Rifle Brigade (the Prince Consort's retired pay. Dated 3rd February, 1895. The seconding of Lieutenant L. F. Green- Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Henry Wilkinson for service with the Egyptian Army W. D. Riley, half-pay, retires on retired pay. and the restoration in succession of Lieutenant Dated 6th February, 1895. L. R. S. Arthur are post-dated to 2nd Decem- Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Alfred ber, 1894. Logan, half-pay Royal Artillery, retires on retired pay. Dated 6th February, 1895. Hong Kong Regiment, The appointments of the Lieutenant-Colonel Robert A. Livesay, half- undermentioned Officers to be Jemadars from pay Royal Engineers, retires on retired pay. Jemadars on probation are antedated to 1st Dated 6th February, 1895. April, 1893, with precedence in the Regiment Lieutenant-Colonel Charles W. S. Lowndes, from that date : — half-pay, is placed on retired pay. Dated 31st Muhammad Abdullah. January, 1895. Sirdar Khan. Lieutenan£=Colonel Sydney F. Foster, half-pay, GhuLim Jilani Khan. is placed on retired pnv. Dated LJnd February, Staff, Brevet Colonel H. J. W. Gehle, from 1895. . Lieutenant-Colonel half-pny Royal Engineers, His Highness Farzand-i-Dilpazir-i-Daulat-i- to be. a Colonel on the Staff for Royal Inglishia Nawab Hamid Ali Khan, Bahadur of Engineers, and to have the substantive rank of JRampur, is granted the honorary rank of Captain. Colonel in the Army, vice Colonel C. J. O'N. Dated 6th February, 18S5. • . . [ Ferguson, who is placed on half-pay on the RESERVE OF OFFICERS. expiration of his period of service in that Captain J. James, Major and Honorary Lieu- appointment. Dated 24th January, 1 895. tenant-Colonel 3rd Battalion the South Wales Borderers, having exceeded the limit of age laid Army Medical Staff, Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel down in Article 526, Royal Warrant 2nd April, Barnard William Wellings retires on retired 1894, is removed under the provisions of that pay. Dated 6th February, 1895. Article from the List of the Reserve of Officers. Army Pay Department, The undermentioned Pay- Dated 6th February, 1895. masters and Honorary Majors to be Staff Pay- Lieutenant C. R. D. G. Cuningham, late Captain masters :— and Honorary Major the Wieklow Artillery J. C. S. Irving, vice Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel (Southern Division, Royal Artillery), resigns W. M. Playfair, promoted. Dated 16th Octo- his Commission. Dated 6th February, 1895, ber, 1894. J. B. T. Newbury, vice Honorary Lieutenant- War Office, 5th February, 1895. . Colonel R. 0. Richmond, promoted.' Dated MILITIA. . 16th November, 1894. RPYAL ARTILLERY. -J. F. Chisholm-Batten, vice Honorary Lieutenant- The Prince of Wales's Own Korfolk Artillery Colonel S. E. Wood, retired. Dated 8th (Eastern Division), Lieutenant J. Cator to be January, 1895. Captain. Dated 6th February, 1895. No. 26595. B 688 THE,LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

The Sussex Artillery (Eastern Division), Captain Philip Edwin Hopwood. Dated 6th ,Feb- arid Honorary 'Major J. C. Pratt resigns his " • ruary, 1895.- . ' • • -. • Commission;' also is permitted "to retain his William Charles Worth. •' Dated 6th Febru- rank-and-to wear the prescribed uniform on his ary, 1895. ' retirement. Dated 6th February, 1895. 3rd and Ath' Battalions, the Cameronians (Scottish The 'Antrim Artillery (Southern Division), Rifles), Lieutenant H. L. Bankes' resigns his Richard Jellard Ford, Gent., to be Second Commission. Dated 6'th February, 1895. 'Lieutenant. Dated 6th'February, 1895. 3rd Battalion, the East .Surrey Regiment, Lieu- The ti'icklow Artillery (Southern Division), tenant E. C. Ward resigns his Commission. William Tyndall Black, Gent., to be Second Dated 6th February, 1895. Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. Francis Edward Till, Gent., to be Second Lieu- The Devon Artillery ( Western Division), Reginald tenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. William Pearson, Gent., to be Second Lieu- Ath Battalion, the East Surrey Regiment, Harry tenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. . Michael Thomson, Gent., to be Second Lieu- tenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. '• ' MILITIA ENGINEERS. . * , Fortress Forces. Ath Battalion, the Border Regiment, George ROYAL ENGINEERS. Petre Wymer, Gent.', to be Second Lieutenant. Royal . Monmouthshire, Major and Honorary Dated 6th February, 1895. 'Lieutenant-Colonel W. E. C. Curre to be 3rd and 4th Battalions, the South Staffordshire Lieutenant-Colonel under the provisions of •Regiment, Cyril German Danks, Gent., to be paragraph 45 of the Militia Regulations, 1894. Second Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, Dated 6th February, 1895. 1895. i • • ' MILITIA ENGINEERS. 3rd Battalion, the Prince of Wales's Volunteers .-.-•.. • ' Submarine Miners. (Svuth Lancashire Regiriient), The undermen- ROYAL ENGINEERS. tioned Gentlemen to be Second Lieutenants :— The Western.Division, Lieutenant A. R.«Robinson Thomas' Douglas Pilkington. Dated 6th resigns his Commission. Dated 6th February, February, 1895. 1895. . Nigel Lucius Samuel Lysons. Dated 6th February, 1895. INFANTRY. 3rd Battalion, the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, 3rd Battalion,, the Royal Warwickshire Regimenf, Lieutenant P. V. Rose to be Captain. Dated Chandos William Rogers Bridges, Gent., to be 6th February, 1895. Second Lieutenant. Dated Cth February, 1895. 3rJ Battalion, the Queen's Own (Royal West Kent 3rd and Atk Battalions, ths King's (Licerpool Rpyiment), Major J. Bonliote is granted the. Regiment), Major W. .G. R. Chichestor has honorary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated been permitted to assume the surname of 6th February, 1895. •" Constable " in addition to and after that of Captain J. H. Platt resigns bis Commission'; also v Chichester." - is granted the honorary rank of Major, with •3r'J Battalion, the Lincolnshire Regiment, Lieu- permission to wear the prescribed uniform on tenant-Colonel and Honorary jColoncl E. S. • his retirement. Dated 6th February, 1895. Maseh resigns his Commission; also is permitted to-retain his rank,- and to wear the pre- 3rd Ba'talion the Duke of Cambridge's Own scribed uniform on his retirement. Dated 6th (Middlesex Regiment), The services of Lieu- February, 1895. tenant A. W. Robinson are dispensed Avith.. Dated 6th February, 1895. '3rd Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment, Lieu- Lieutenant G. B. Baker resigns his Commission. tenant G. N. P. Langdon to be Captain. Dated 6rh February, 1895.- Dated 6th February, 1895. 4th Battalion the Duke of Cambridge's Own 4//i Battalion; the Prince Albert's (Somersets/tire (Middlesex Regiment), Lieutenant and Instructor Light Infantry), Second Lieutenant P. H. of Musketry P. H. Graves to be Captain. • Morres to be Lieutenant. Da'ed 6th Feb- Dated 6th February.' 1895. ruary, 1895. 5th Battalion, the King's Royal Rifle Corps, 4/7i Battalion, the Bedfordshire Regiment, Leonard Lieutenant C. J. Tliornhill resigns his Com- Ernest Alexander Jaqnes, Gent., to be Second mission, -Dated 6th February, 1895. •Lieutenant. Dated 22nd January, 1S9..1. • 7th Butta'ion, the Iftng's Royal Rifle Corps, Brd Battalion, the Leicestershire Regiment, Major . The undermentioned Second Lieutenants to Jbe the Honourable P. F. C. Rawdon-Hastings Lieutenants:— - ' -"resigns his Commission; also is permitted to J. G. Stirling. Dated 6th February, 1895. retain-'his 'rank, and to wear the prescribed "The Honourable H. Ecwarcles. Dated 6th Uniform .on his retirement. Dated 6ih Feb- • February, 1895. ruary, 1895. Francis Edward Ba.-il Napier, Gent., to be Sec'ond Ath Battalion, the Princess of Wules's Own (York- Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. ' shire Regiment), Lieutenant G. M. Soames . resigns his Cpmmissioii. Dated 6th February, 3rd Battalion, the York and Lancaster Regiment, • 1895. '.''-. Robert Ronald Henderson, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. Ath Battalion, the :Cheshire Regiment,, -Reginald Charles' Warren, Gent., to be Scccirl Li'eu- 3rd Battalion, the Durham Light Infantry, Major tCDant. Dated 6th February, 189'>. J. Allison is granted the honorary rank of 4t/t Battalion, the South.- Wales Borderers, The Lieutenant - Colonel. Dated 6th February, undermentioned Gentlemen to be Second Lieu- 1895. tenants :— • - • ,. . Ath • Battalion, (he Durham Light Infantry^ .. • Lumley Owen Williamcs J-»nes.. Dated 6th . Gaspard Frederic de Pledge, Gent., to be Second February, 1895. Lieutenant. Dated 6th February,. 1895. THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUAKY 5, 1895. 689

Captain Charles Newman Evelegb, the Duke of Charles Forbes Dignum-Mitchell. Dated Cornwall's Light infantry, to be Adjutant, 6th February, 1895. . .•-.-,. vice Major W. K. Curling, the Durham Light. •RIFLE. Infantry, whose period of service expires. Qth Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Scots (Lothian Dated'19th February, 1895. Regiment), James Ebenezer Black, Gent:, to be 5th Battalion, Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Second Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. Fusiliers), William Haire-Forster, Gent., to be 1st Volunteer• Battalion, the Buffs (East Kent Second Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, Regiment), Eustace Clifford FrendvGent.,.to be 1895. ' Second Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. 3rd Battalion, Princess Louise's (Argyll and '2nd Volunteer Battalion^ the 'Northumberland Sutherland Highlanders), Second Lieutenant Fusiliers, Surgeon-Major-A. Wilson .to be A. E. McLean resigns his Commission. Dated Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel. ' Dated 6th Feb- 6th February, 1805. ruary, 1895. 5th Battalion, the Rifle Brigade (the Prince 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Warwickshire Consort's Own), Lieutenant J. B. Dore .to be Regiment, Lieutenant E. W. Nelson resigns his Captain. Dated 6th February, 1895. ' ' Commission. Dated 6th Februaiy, 1895.' 7th Battalion, the Rifle Brigade (the Prince Con- 3rd Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Fusiliers .(City sort's Own), Second Lieutenant J. Dauncey to of London Regiment), Captain W. G. Fewkes be Lieutenant. Dated Gth February,. 1895. resigns his Commission. Dated 6th February, ' YEOMANRY CAVALRY. ' 1895. •.;•£: • Derbyshire, Second Lieutenant V. C. W. Caven- Ath Volunteer Battalion,'the King's (Liverpool dish to be Captain. Dated 6th February, 1895.. Regiment), Major and Honorary Lientetaant i Royal 1st Devon, Captain B. C. Cleave is granted Colonel J. W. De Silva to be Lieutenant- the honorary rank of -Major. Dated Gth Feb- Colonel. Dated 6th February, 1895. . ruary, 1895. Captain and . Honorary Major H. B.. -Browne resigns his Commission ;-alsq is -permitted to Gloucestershire (Rpyal Gloucestershire Hussars), retain his rank, and to continue to • wear- the William Hey worth Playne, Gent., to be Second uniform of the Battalion on his retirement. Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. Dated 6th February, 1895. ' West Kent (Q'ueen's Own), Captain P. B. Beres- Captain E. L. Biddlecombe resigns his Coinnris- ford-Hope is granted the honorary .rank of si'on. Dated 6th February, 1895. - • . Major. Dated Gth February, 1895.' 3rd Volunteer Battalion, 'the Norfolk .Regiment, Westmoreland and Cumberland, Lieutenant W. L. Walter John Bartons Gent., to be Second Brooksbank resigns his Commission. Dated Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. \ 0 6th February, 1895. 1st (Exeter and South Devon) Volunteer .Bat- VOLUNTEER CORPS. talion, the Devonshire Regiment, Lieutenant- ARTILLERY. L. M. N. C. Hoare resigns his Commission. 1st Sussex (Eastern Division, Royal Artillery), Dattd 6th February, 1895; ' .'...' '" "'^ Lieutenant C. S. Bradley resigns ,his Commis- 3rd Volunteer Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment, sion. Dated 6th February, 1895. Second Lieutenant J. A. C. Hamilton .resigns 2nd Sussex, Second Lieutenant E. C. O'Flanagan his Commission. Dated Gth February, 1895. resigns his Commission. Dated 6th February, 1st -Volunteer Battalion, the Prince. Albert's 1895. ( Somersetshire Light Infantry), Acting Chaplain 2nd Kent, Captain A. C. Woodley is granted the . the Reverend .E. J. Harford, B. A., resigns his honorary rank'of Major. Dated 6th February, appointment. Dated 6th February, 1895. 1895. - 2nd (Hertfordshire) Volunteer Battalion, the Bed- 4th Lancashire, Lieutenant J. G. Holt resigns fordshire Regiment, The undermentioned-Second his Commission. Dated 6th February, 3895. • Lieutenants to be Lieutenants :-r- lit Ayrshire and Galloway, Captain and Honorary S. R. Timson. Dated 6th February, 1895. Major A. McClymont resigns his Commission ; H. E. M. Gallop. Dated Gth February, also is permitted to retain his rank, and to 1895- .... , : : .'.. continue to wear the uniform of the Corps on C. C. Braiihwaite. Dated 6th February, his retirement. Dated 6th February, 1895. ' ' 1895. '.".'.. ' ' " '1st Devonshire (Western Division, Royal Artillery), 2nd Volunteer 'Battalion, the Princess of. Wales's Acting Chaplain the Reverend T. MacClclland, Own ( Yorkshire Regiment)^ Surgeon-Major W. B.A.,'resigns1 his appointment. Dated 6th T. Colby, M.D., to be Surgeon-Lieutenant- February, 1895. Colonel. 'Dated 6th February, 1895. ."'•'• 1st Gloucestershire, Lieutenant E. W. Prevost to 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Scots.Fusiliers, be Captain. Dated 6th February, 1895. John Douglas, Gent., to be Second .Lieutenant. Herbert. William Henry Russell, Gent, j'to be Dated 6th February, 1895 . .,.'•• Second Lieutenant. Dated 6th 'February, 4 1895. . 1st Volunteer Battalion,, the Cheshire Regiment, 1st Lincolnshire-(Western Division, Royal Ar/il- Lieutenant H. W. K. Bretherton to be Captain. leri/), Captain J. B. Gresswell resigns his Com- Dated Gth February, 1895. mission. Dated 6th February, 1895. •• Second Lieutenant H. C. V. Bielby to be Lieu- tenant.* Dated 6th February, 1895;; •• , ' •• - '.ENGINEER. • Fortress and Railway Forces. 4:(h Volunteer Battalion, the South Walks Bor- ROYAL ENGINEERS. derers, Captain H. D. Yorath is granted the 1st Middlesex, The .undermentioned Gentlemen honorary rank of Major. Dated 6th February, to be Second .Lieutenants,:~.. : • .- 1895. • - •.".;.. Henry Alexander Stewart. DatedvGth Feb- Lieutenant W.. J. R. Marsh to oe. Captain. ruary, 1895. Dated Gth February, 1895. " B 2 690 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895,

4ith Volunteer Battalion, the Cameronians (Scottish 1st Dumbartonshire, Acting Chaplain the Reverend • Rifles), The undermentioned Lieutenants to be R. Buehanan resigns his appointment. Dated Captains:— 6th February, 1895. A. W. Langlands. Dated 6th February, 7th Middlesex (London Scottish), Thomas Francis - 1895. Martin Cartwright, Gent., to be Second Lieu- T. M. Brown. Dated 6th February, 1895. tenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Worcestershire loth Middlesex (the Customs and the Docks), Regiment, Lieutenant W. H. Woo'dward resigns Emile de Laroque, Gent, to be Second Lieu- his Commission. Dated 6th February, 1895. tet.ant. Dated 6th February, 1895. Cadet Coiys attached to the 1st Surrey (Soittk I6tk Middlesex (London Irish), Walter William London); William Ralph Martin Leake, Gent., Patterson, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. to be Honorary Captain. Dated 6th February, Dated 6tli February, 1895. ' ' 1895. 19/A Middlesex (St. Giles's and St. George's, 1st Cinqve Forts, Alan Richardsonj Esq., formerly Bloomsbury), Second Lieutenant L. Wiltshire Major, irre-appointed Major. Dated 6th Feb- resigns his Commission. Dated 6th February, ruary, 1835. 1895. 1st Volunteer Batta]'ion, the Hampshire Regiment, John Joseph Bcrryhill Cross, Gent., to be Second Captain and Honorary Major \V. E. Ruck to Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. be Major, and to be granted the honorary rank '24th Middlesex, Second Lieutenant S. C. Curtis • of Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated 6th February, to be Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895 1895.- 0 Lieutenant F. L. Wotherall to be Captain. Dalcd CADET BATTALION. . 6th February, 1895. 1st Cadet Battalion, the King's Royal Rifle Corps, Second Lieutenant R. A. Johnson to be Lieu- Captain G. E. .7. Manners, 3rd Battalion the tenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. Leicestershire Regiment, resigns his appointment as Acting Adjutant. Dated 6th Feb- 1st (City of Dundee) Volunteer Battalion, the Black ruary, 1895. Watch {Royal Highlanders), Lieutenant H. J. Valentine resigns his Commission. Dated (5th February, 1895. Treasury Chambers, February 4, 1895. Glh (Fifeshire) Volunteer Battalion, the Black THE Chancellor of the Exchequer has ap- Watch (Royal Highlanders}, Lieutenant H. M. pointed Herbert S. Naylor Leyland to be Steward Ketchem resigns his Commission. Dated 6th and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead. . • February, 1895. lit (Oxford University} Volunteer Battalion, the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, The Reverend C. G. Treasury Chambers, January 31, 1895. . Lan?, M.A., to be Acting Chaplain. Dated IT is hereby notified that, with the concurrence 6th February, 1895. of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's 1st Volunteer Battalion, the Essex Regiment, Treasury, the situations hereafter referred to are Frederick George Sargent, Gent., to be Second added to Schedule B of the Order in Council of Lieutenant. Dated 6th February, 1895. 4th June, 1870, viz.:— 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Loyal North Lanca- (1.) Persons temporarily engaged under arrange- shire Regiment* Lieutenant-Qplonel G. Hesketh ments sanctioned by the Treasury, in the is granted the honorary rank of Colonel. Dated employment of the Head of a Department, 6th February, 189-5. and paid out of a lump sum assigned to him 22nd Middlesex (Central London Rangers], The for the purpose. undermentioned Lieutenants to be Captains:— (2.) Persons temporarily employed, for a period F. F. Hopwood. Dated 6th February, 1895 exceeding twelve months, under arrangements A. K. Fletcher. Dated 6;h February, 1895* sanctioned by the Treasury, on copying or other routine work under direct supervision. 1st London (City of London Rifle Volunteer Brigade), Walter Kemp Bourne, Gent, to be . Second Lieutenant, (extra Supernumerary). Civil Service Commission, February 5, 1895.. Dated 1st February, 1895. 1st Wiltshire, Major A., the Duke of Somerset, to THE Civil Service Commissioners hereby give be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Oth February, notice, that an Open Competitive Examination 1895. for the situation of Clerk of Works in the Office of Her Majesty's Works, &c., will be held in 3rd (the Buchan) Volunteer Battalion, the Gordon London, commencing on the 19th March, 1895, Highlanders, Lieutenant W. A. Smith resigns under the Regulations dated 27th March, 1888, ' his Commission. Dated 6th February, 1895. and published in the London Gazette of the same A.th (Donside Highland) Volunteer Battalion, the date. '. Gordon Highlanders^ Samuel George Davidson, The number of situations to be filled will be the M.B., to be Surgeon-Lieutenant. Dated 6th number vacant at the time of the Examination. February, 1895. No person will be admitted to Examination 6/A Volunteer Battalion, the Gordon HigKlunders, from whom the Secretary, Civil Service Com- Captain and Honorary Major J. McDonald mission has not received, on or before the 5th resigns his Commission ; also is permitted to March, an application in the Candidate's own retain his rank, and to continue to wear the handwriting, on a prescribed form, which "may uniform of the Battalion on his retirement. be obtained from the Secretary at once. - Dated 6th February, 1895. 1st (Renfreivshire) Volunteer Battalion, Princess • Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders), Civil Service Commission, February 5, 1895. .Second Lieutenant W. R., Macintyre" to be THE following Candidates have been certified « -Lieutenant. Dated .6t;h February, 1895. by the Civil Service Commissioners as qualified THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBEUABY 5, 1895. 091

for'the appointments set against their respective February 2, 1895. names:—.- AFTER OPEN COMPETITION. January 30, 1895 (continued). Boy Clerk, Alexander Wood Kay. UNDER CLAUSE VII OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL WITHOUT COMPETITION. OF 4iH JUNE, 1870. Admiralty: Portsmouth Dockyard, Labourer, tnland Revenue : Sp-cial Commissioner of Income Richard Pepper. Tar, Henry Western Page Phillips. Post Office: Sorting Clerks and Telegraph January 31, 1895. Learners, Walter Burgess (West Hartlepool), Ernest William Pain (Red Hill). AFTER OPEN COMPETITION. Postmen, John William Bowen (Swansea), Soy Clerk, George James Mitchell. William Brown (Glasgow), Frederick William Post Office: Female Clerk, London, Jessie Hunter Burbidge (Bradford, Yorkshire), Arthur Bain. Gardner (Coventry), Henry William Pinnock Sorter, London, William Robert Measures. (Grays), Joe Rishworth (Wakefield). WITHOUT COMPETITION. FOR REGISTRATION AS TEMPORARY BOY COPYIST; House of Commons: Messenger in the Department Thomas George Austin. of the Serjeant-at-Arms, Richard Turtle. Customs: Boatman, Patrick Joseph Buckley. Cioil Service Commission, February 5, 1895. JDundrum Central Criminal Lunatic Asyhim ? • Female Attendant, Elizabeth (Bessie) Harris. IN pursuance of the provisions of Her Majesty's Order in Council of the 12th February, 1876, the Post Office: Postman, London, Frank John Civil Service Commissioners hereby announce Finch. that the undermentioned appointment in the Civil Sorting Clerks and Ttlegraph Learners, Wil- Service was notified to them in the month of •liam Frederick Banfield (Yeovil), Ada Augusta January, 1895 :— Barber (Newcastle-oh-Tyne), Lilian Beatrice Inland Revenue, Henry Western Page Phillips to Carter (Bristol), Margaret Ann Davidson be a Special Commissioner of Income Tax. (Aberdeen), Frances Hannah Hirst (Newcastle- [The foregoing was omitted from the Notice of on-Tyne), Arthur George Turner (Southamp- Appointments, etc., for the month of January, ton). 1895, published in the London Gazette of the 1st Postmen, Henry Armitage (Leeds), George February.] Henry Craven (Wakefield), Thomas Dack, (Thomastown), William Jones (Rhyl), Alfred George Matthews (Sutton, Surrey), Richard NOTICES TO MARINERS. Waring (Derby), Charles Brown Watkins (Nos. 42 to 61 of the year 1895.) (Cowbridge). [The bearings are magnetic, and those concerning FOR REGISTRATION AS TEMPORARY BOY COPYISTS. the visibility of lights are given from seaward.] William Henry Bennett, Frederick John No. 42.—ALL STATIONS. Gudgin. ENGLAND—EAST COAST. February I, 1895. Siver Medway Entrance—New Submarine Mine AFTER OPEN COMPETITION. Field. • WITH reference to Notice to Mariners No. 8 Boy Clerk, Henry Thomas McCulloch. of 1894-:— , Customs: Out-door Officer, Edward Evans. Notice is given that the area eastward of Grain Post Office: Female Sorter, London, Emilie May spit, previously set apart for a submarine mine Louden. field, has been abandoned ; and the under-men- Sorter, London, Clarence Millar Booking. tioned area, south-eastward of Grain spit, is now established as a submarine mine field :— AFTER OPEN COMPETITION AND UNDER CLAUSE The area will be marked by buoys when in use, VII OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL OF 4in JUNE, and is bounded as follows :— 1870. To the southward :—By a straight line com- Second Division : Clerk, Henry Percival Bennet. mencing at a position bearing N. by W. § W. (N. Inland Revenue: Assistant^ of Excise, Jeremiah 15° W.), distant 3^ cables, from Garrison Point Crowley. Lighthouse; and running E.N.E. (N. 67° E.) for WITHOUT COMPETITION. a distance of 3^ cables, to a position N.N.E. f E. Prisons Department, England: Subordinate Officers, (N. 29° E.), 4JL cables, from Garrison Point Division I, Daniel Elias, James Thomas. Lighthouse. To the eastward:—By a straight line com- Post Office: Postmen, London, William Charles mencing at the last position, and running N.N.E. Bell, Herbert Valentine Candy, William Brown 4 E. (N. 23° E.), lyV cables, to a position N.N.E. Leverett. | E. (N. 28° E.), distant 6yV cables from Garrison Skilled Lineman, Thomas Norton. Point Lighthouse. Sorting Clerks and Telegraph Learners, Peter To the northward:—By a straight line com- Dawson (Manchester), Rowland Harry Hills mencing at the last position, and running S.W. by (Swindon), Eleanor Onions (Southwell). W. | W. (S. 60° W.), 4

This Notice affects the following Admiralty plan of Ronne Harbour, No. 2360. Also, List of Plans: - Sea Reach, No. 1185 ; Sheerness Bay to Lights, Part II, 1894, No. 526 (Remarks), page Bishop's ness, No. • 833 ; Also, North Sea Pilot, 142 j and Baltic Pilot, 1888, page 47. Part III, 1889, page 389. No. 45.—MEDITERRANEAN STATION. No. 43—CHANNEL AND WESTERN, SARDINIA—WEST COAST. AND ALL FOREIGN STATIONS. Port Torres—Light on New Mole not to be relied IRELAND—EAST COAST. on. liosslare Harbour—Intended Alterations in THE Italian Government has given notice, Lights. dated 4th January, 1895, that the light (fixed red) THE Secretary of the Fishguard and Rosslare shown from the extremity of the new (East) mole, Railways and Harbours Board has given notice Port Torres, is liable to be extinguished, and that, on 1st February, 1895, the temporary light even cannot always be lighted, in bad .weather. (fixed white) shown from the end of Rosslare Consequently it must not be implicitly relied on. Pier, will be discontinued ; and in its place a Approximate position, lat. 40° 50' 40" N., fixed light will be exhibited, showing the following long. 8° 2 4' 5"E. sectors ; green from N. 55° W., through west, to Further notice will be given if these defects are S. 42° W.; and red from S. 42° W., through south remedied. and east, to N. 42° E. It will be elevated 27 feet This Notice affects the following Admiralty above high water, and visible -from a distance of Plan:—Port Torres, No. 1128. Also, List of 6 miles in clear weather. Lights, Part IV, 1894, No. 252a ; and Mediterra- Approximate position, lat. 52° 15' 30" N., long. nean Pilot, Vol. I, 1894, page 507. 6° 20' 15" W. Also, that a fixed green light, elevated 55 feet No. 46—AUSTRALIA STATION. above, high water, and visible from N. 23° W., AUSTRALIA—SOOTH COAST.—PORT PHILIP. through west, to S. 48° W., a distance of 8 miles South Channel—Buoys, and Signals shown by in clear weather, will be shown from a lighthouse, Dredger. situated on the cliff, in a position bearing N. 58° THE Government of Victoria has given notice W., distant 15£ cables from the lighthouse on the that, on 4th ^December, 1894, dredging operations pier end. would bo re-commenced in the vicinity of Pile NOTE.—The -above lighls in line, bearing1 N. Lighthouse,-Sou'th Channel:— 58° W., lead into South Shear, until abreast the Two small red can buoys will be moored near buoy (red) northwards of Cawmeens reef, when No. 11 black gas buoy, for the purpose of the the rear light should-be opened to the northward work. of the front light. The dredger will exhibit the undermentioned [Variation 20° Westerly in 1895.] signals to indicate the side on which vessels should This Notice affects the following Admiralty pass :— Charts :—Kinsale to Wexford, No. 2049 ; Wex- By day :—A basket ball. ford to Wicklow, No.' 1787 ; approaches to By night:—Three red lights, placed vertically. Wexford Harbour, No. 1772". Also, List of Note.—Mariners are warned to pass the dredger Lights, Part I, 1894, No. 760, page 162 ; and at the slowest possible speed, and the engines must Irish Coast Pilot, 1893, page 118. be stopped while passing over her cables. Approximate position, Pile Lighthouse, lat. No. 44.—BALTIC STATION. 38° 19|' S., long.-144° 51% E. BALTIC—SWEDISH SHORE. This Notice affects the following Admiralty Bornholm —Alterations in Lights at Ronne Chart :—Entrance to Port Philip, eastern sheet,. Harbour. No. 27476. Also, Australia Directory, Vol. I, THE Danish Government have given notice, 1884, page 319; and Revised Supplement, 1889, dated 9th January, 1895, that the green light, relating to Australia Directory, Vol. I, page 58. occasionally shown in a position S. 20° E., 430 yards, from the high lighthouse at Rdnne, No. 47.—CHANNEL AND WESTERN,'AND has-been discontinued. ALL FOREIGN STATIONS. Also, that the undermentioned leading lights PORTUGAL—WEST COAST. are temporarily exhibited :— (1.) Burling Island—Intended Alteration in The fr.ont light is a fixed green light, elevated Period of Light. 42 feet above the sea, and visible from N. 9° E., THE Portuguese Government has given notice through east, to S. 36° E., a distance of 2 miles in that, on 1st February, 1895, the period of the clear weather. revolution of the light (white) on Burling Island, It is shown from a white post, 6 feet high, will be altered from three minutes to two minutes. .situated about 450 yards S.S.E. (S. 22° E.) from Approximate position, lat. 39° 2'5' N., long. the .rear lighthouse of the principal leading lights 9° 301' w. at Rdnne. (2,) River Tagus Entrance—Intended, Alteration Approximate position, lat. 55° 5' 50" N., long. in Period of Bugio Light. 14° 42' 5" E. Also that, on the same date, the period of the The rear light is a fixed green light, elevated revolution of the light (white) on Fort Bugio, .112 ; feet above the sea, and visible from south side of entrance to River Tagus, will be N. 25° W., through north and east, to S. 20° W., altered from three minutes to two minutes. a distance of 2 miles in clear weather. Approximate position, lat..38° 39t' N., long. It is shown from a white mast, 60 feet in height, 9° 18' W. .situated S. 84° E., distant 325 yards from the This Notice affects the following Admiralty front light house. •Charts :—Cape Finisterre to Cape St. Vincent, NOTE.—The above lights in line, bearing with Plan of Burling Island, &c., No. 87 (1,2); S. 84° E., lead northward of the breakwater in Entrance of the River Tagus, &c., No. 89 (2). icourse of construction; Also, List" of Lights, Part III, 1894, Nos. 445, [Variation 9° Westerly in 1895.] 453 ; and Sailing Directions for the West Coasts This Notice affects the' following Admiralty of France, Spain, and Portugal, 1891, pages 351, Chart:—Cape Falsterbo to Kalmar Sound, with 359. THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. 693

No. 48. —CHANNEL AND WESTERN house (south-west of He de Cezerabr6) bearing MEDITERRANEAN, CAPE, EAST S.E. | S. (S. 35° E.), disjant 3TV miles ; and INDIES, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA Pte de St. Cast S.W. by W. £ W. (S. 60° W.); STATIONS. ' or approximately in lat. 48° 42' 25" N., long. ADRIATIC—WESTERN SHORE. 2° 9' 10" W. ; has been omitted and should Flashing Light at Pedaso. be inserted on the chart. THE Italian Government has given notice .[.Variation 17° Westerly in 1-895.] that, on 1st January, 1895. a light was exhibited This Notice also affects : — Channel Pilot, from a lighthouse recently erected about half a Part II, 1888, page 92. mile southward of Pedaso :— Pedaso Light is a third order, flashing light No. 52.—NORTH SEA AND BALTIC everya twenty seconds, showing alternately a red STATIONS. and a white flash, elevated 164 feet above the sea, NORTH SEA. and visible from a distance of 19 miles in clear New Rotterdam Canal—Temporary Light on weather. North Pier, Noorder Hoofd. The lighthouse is an octagonal tower, with the WITH reference to Notice to Mariners No. 698 keeper's dwelling at its base.. of 1894:— Approximate position lat. 43° 5' 25" N., The Netherlands Government has given further long. 13° 51'5" E. notice, dated 14th January, 1895, that a light is This -Notice affects the following Admiralty exhibited from a framework recently erected on Charts :—Mediterranean, No. 449 ; Western the extremity of north pier of Noorder Hoofd, part, No. 2l58a ; -Adriatic Sea, No. 1440; New Rotterdam Canal Entrance :— Ortona to the River Po, &c., No. 200. Also, North Pier temporary light is an occulting white List of Lights, Part IV, 1894, page 84 ; light with a period of 12 seconds, thus :—light, Mediterranean Pilot, Vol. Ill, 1890, page 87 ; nine seconds ; eclipse, three seconds ; elevated, and Supplement, 1894, relating to Mediterranean 28 feet above the sea, and visible from a distance Pilot, Vol. Ill, page 5. of eight miles in clear weather. Approximate position, lat. 51° 59£' N., long.' No. 49.—BALTIC STATION. 4° 5' E. • . BALTIC ENTRANCE—KATTEGAT. This Notice affects the following Admiralty Additional Ice Signal near Fornces Lighthouse. Chart:—Mouths of the Maas, No. 122. Also, WITH reference to Notice to Mariners No. 57 List of Lights, Part II, J894, No. 120; and of 1894:— North Sea Pilot, Part IV, 1892, page 136. - The Danish Government has given further notice, dated 9th January, 1895, that when the No. 53.—CHANNEL AND YfESTERN AND signal is made at the ice signal house near Fornoes ALL FOREIGN STATIONS. Lighthouse, it signifies that Lappegrotind Light- CANARY ISLANDS. vessel, in the Sound, is not at her station. Gran Canaria.—Non- Existence of Rock North- Approximate position, Fornoes Lighthouse, lat. Eastward of El Rogue. 56° 26^' N., long. 10° 57f E. INFORMATION has been received from Staff- This Notice affects the following Admiralty Commander J. B. Johnson, in command of H.M.S. -Chart:—The Kattegat, No. 2114. Also, List of " Wye," dated 31st December, 1894, that The rock Lights, Part ]I, 1894, No. 461 ; and Danish shown in a position bearing E.N.E. (N. 67° E.), Pilot, 1885, pages 53,130. distant nearly two cables, from the centre of El Roque, near the north-east point of Gran Canaria : No. 50.—NORTH SEA AND BALTIC or approximately in lat. 28° 10'25" N., long. STATIONS. 15° 24' 15'' W. ; does not exist, and should be NORWAY—SOPTH -WEST COAST. erased from the Chart. Stavanger—After/itiont in Lights. [Variation 19° Westerly in 1895.] INFORMATION has been received from the This Notice" affects the following Admiralty Norwegian Government that the light (fixed Chart:—Gran Canaria, with Plan of Puerto de Avhite) previously shown from Valbcrg Tower, laLuz, No. 1869. Also, Africa Pilot, Part I, Stavanger, has been discontinued ; aud in lieu of 1890, page 12G. • it a light is now shown from the north-west end • No. 54.—ALL STATIONS. of Tyveholrn, northern approach to Stavanger:— SPAIN.—NORTH COAST. Tyveholm Light is an alternating red and white Derelict Vessel. Northward of Cape Ortega?.. light, visible from S. 53° E. to S. 18° E., and INFORMATION has been received from from N. 11° E. through north, to N. 37° W., a the Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth, that the" distance of about six miles in clear weather; in transport " Jumna" reports having passed the other directions it is obscured. derelict barque "Crusader" of Liverpool, at Approximate position, lat. 58° 58' 50" N.,long. Jb. p.m., 17-th January, 1895, in lat. 44° 31' N., 5° 43' 40" E. long. 8° 0' W. [Variation 15° Westerly in 1895.] This Notice temporarily affocts the following This Notice affects the following Admiralty Admiralty Chart:—British Islands to Mediter- Chart':—The Naze to Karmo, No. 2281. Also ranean Sea, No. 1. Also, Sailing Directions'for List of Lights, Part -II, 1894, No. 1005, page the West Coasts of France, Spain, and Portugal, 262 j and Norway Pilot, Part II, 1894, page 90. 1891, pages 15, 18.

No. 51.—CHANNEL AND WESTERN, No. 55. NORTH SEA, AND BALTIC. STATION. NETHERLANDS. FRANCE.—NOIITH COAST. Uniform System of Buoyage Nearly Carried Out. • • St. Malo Approach—Arnen-tmerit to Chart WITH roterence to Notice to Mariners No. No. -2G-,M. 16<>of !892: — - IN ..certain copies of Admiralty Chart, France, The-Netherlands Government has given further North Coast, Sheet IX, No. 26Ci9B, a shoal, with notice, dated 16th January, - 1895, that the a depth of 2£ fathoms on it, lying north-eastward buoyage of -all the fairways in "the Netherlands of La Vietix B'anc, with Grand Jardin Islet Light- '(with the exception of. some spherical buoys in 694 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

the East and West Schelde, which -will be placed Chart :—Cape Promontore to Crossa Island, in t!ie spring) is now in accordance with the No. 2711. Also, List of Lights, Part IV, 1894, Netherlands Uniform System as described in page 108 ; and Mediterranean Pilot, Vol. 1II» Notice to Mariners No. 160 of 1892 ; and in 1890, page 193. North Sea Pilot, Part IV, 1892,- pages 17, 18. No. 59!—CHINA. AND PACIFIC No. 5'6.—CHANNEL AND WESTERN -STATIONS. STATION. JAPAN.—GULF OP TOKYO. ENGLAND—WEST COAST. Alteration in Position of Light-buoy Northward Barrow Approach.—Piel Pier Light discontinued of Hasiri Mizu. and Gas Buoy placed. WITH reference to Notice to Mariners, No. INFORMATION has been received from the 543 (2) of 1894:— Secretary of the Furness Railways, dated 17th The Japanese Government has given further, January, 1895, that the light (fixed red) pre- notice, dated 8th December, 1894, that the light- viously shown from the end of Piel Pier, Roe buoy (red light) moored about half a mile north- Island, has been discontinued ; and in lieu of it, ward of Hasiri mizu would be moved to a position a ivd, spherical, gas buoy, showing a fixed red near Fort No. 3, it now lies with Ivannon saki light, has been placed in a position bearing S.S.W. Lighthouse bearing S. $ E. (S. 10° E.), distant (S. 22° W.), distant 180 yards, from the extremity 1-j9^ miles ; and centre of Saru sima.West. of Piel Pier. Approximate position on Chart No. 2657, lat. Approximate position, buoy, lat. 54° 4' 25" N., 35° 17' 10" N., long. 139° 43'. 40" E. long. 8° 10' 45" W. [Variation 4° Westerly in 1895.] [Variation 19° Westerly in 1895.] This Notice affects the following Admiralty This Notice affects the following Admiralty Chart:—Gulf of Tokyo or Yedo, No. 2657. Charts :—Formby Point to Kirkcudbright, No. Also, China Sea Directory, Vol. IV, 1S94, 382G ; Morecambe .Bay, No. 2010. Also, List page 300. " of Lights, Part I, 1894, No. 580 ; and Sailing No. 60.—NORTH SEA, AND BALTIC Directions for the West Coast of England, 1891, STATIONS. pagep, 381, 882. ENGLAND—EAST COAST. Sunken Wreck Northward of Inner Dowsing No. 57.— CHANNEL AND WESTERN, Light- Vessel. CAPE, SOUTH-EAST AMERICA, AND INFORMATION has been received through NORTH AMERICA AND WEST INDIES the Board of Trade that the master of the fishing STATIONS. vessel " Wigtoft " reports having passed, on the NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN.—BERMUDA ISLANDS. 15th January, 1895, about 2^ miles northward of Alteration in character of Buoy marking patch Inner Dowsing Light-vessel, or approximately in near entrance lo the Narrows. lat. 53° 21£' N., long. 0° 33' E , a sunken wreck, • WITH reference to Notice to Mariners No. 178 apparently a fishing or coasting vessel, with one of 1894:— mast showing above water. Further notice is given that the red conical buoy This Notice temporarily affects the following marking the eastern edge of the patch, with a Admiralty Chart:—Blakeney to Flamborough . depth of 19 feet on it, at the entrance to the Head, No. 1190. Also, North Sea Pilot, Part Narrows, in a position with St. David's Head III, 1889, page 161. Lighthouse beaiing S. by W. £ W. (S. 14° W.), distant 9f cables, has been replaced by a can No. 61.—AUSTRALIA STATION. buoy, painted black and white in chequers, and NEW ZEALAND—SOUTH ISLAND. with 19 feet on it in white letters. Westport Lights. This completes the Uniform System of buoyage WITH reference to Notice to Mariners Nos. as adopted in the Narrows at Bermuda, viz.:— 456 and 668 of 1894:— E ncring from seaward, black conical buoys are Information has been received from the Govern- .-larboard hand buoys ;. and black and white ment of New Zealand, that in addition to the i hequered can buoys are port hand buoys. lights shown from the extremities of the break- Approximate position, 19 feet buoy, on Plan water, west red ; east green ; and from the signal No. 867, lat. 32° 22' 40"N., long. 64° 38' 35" W. flagstaff (fixed white), which has been moved to a [Variation 8° Westerly in 1895.] position on the west breakwater. 2,100 feet with- This Notice affects the following Admiralty in the extremity, the undermentioned leading and Charts:—Bermuda Island, with Plan of the signal lights are shown at Westport:— Narrows, No. 36'J ; from the Narrows to Ireland Leading lights for entering the harbour are Island, No. 867. Also, West India Pilot, Vol.11, shown from two beacons, bearing when in line S. 18.i~, page 574 ; and Revised Supplement, 1894, by E. £ E. (S. 17° E.), and situated on the west relating to West India Pilot, Vol. JI, page 574. bank of the river within the breakwater. The front light, shown from a white beacon, is .No. :. 8.— MEDITERRANEAN STATION. red whether the bar is safe or unsafe. ADRIATIC — EASTERN SHORE. The rear light is red when the bar is safe, white Nelada Island — Light on Vrana Point. when the bar is not safe., and is shown from a THE Austrian Government has given notice, white beacon with a red band ; this beacon is dated 12th January, 1895, that a light is exhibited 50 feet high, and ha* a semaphore attached, which on a mole at Vrana Point, eastern entrance will be used when required for the guidance of to Port Zappontello, northern end of Melada vessels entering or leaving the harbour. The undermentioned night signals are shown Zappontello Light is a dioptric, fixed white from the signal flagstaff on the western break- lantern light, elevated 28 feet above the sea, water, in addition to the general bar and danger 13 feet above the mole, shown from an iron signals for all New Zealand ports :— column, and visible 5 miles in clear weather. 1. The white harbour light, only, signifies.:— Approximate position, lat. 44° 16' N., long. Wait. 14°48'.E. 2. A green light over "the white light:—Bar This Notice affects the following Admiralty safe for vessels of less than 9 feet draught. THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. 695

3. Two green lights over the white light:—Bar of the Trust Deed and Supplemental Deed be put safe for vessels of 9 feet draught. by the Company on the instrument of convey- 4. A green light under the white light:—Bar ance. safe for vessels of 11 feet 6.inches draught. (c.) " To extend the powers of the Trustees re- 5. A green light above, and a green light below, lative to the application of money arising from the white light:—Bar safe for vessels of 14 feet sales under clause 18 of the Trust Deed to money draught. paid to them or invested in their names under The signals to take the bar will be shown from clause 4 of the Supplemental Deed. the signal flagstaff on the west breakwater. (rf.) " To enable the Trustees to surrender Masters of vessels of more than 10 feet draught leases having no value. are requested to signal their draught of water, («.) ''To extend the power of the Trustees when arriving off the harbour entrance after half- under clause 26 of the Trust Deed with regard to ebb j and of 10 feet draught or less, when freeholds and leaseholds so as to be exercisable arriving at low water. with regard to copyholds also." The two fixed red lights, previously situated at Dated this 1st day of February 1895. the coal staithes, have been moved to the inner For Truman, Hanbury, Buxton and Co., Ld. part of the western breakwater, and do not become T. F. REEVE, Secretary. visible to vessels entering until they are well inside the breakwaters. Two fixed green lights are shown from the OTICE is hereby-given that a separate upper wharf on the eastern side at Westport. N building named Wesleyan Church situate [Variation 15° Easterly in 1895.] at Outwood-lane, Woodside, Horsforth in the This Notice affects the following Admiralty parish of Woodside in the county of. York in the Chart: —Plan of Westport Harbour, &c., on Chart district of .Wharfedale being a building certified No. 2591. Also, List of Lights, Part V, 1894, according to law as a place of religious worship, .Nos. 886, 887 ; and New Zealand Pilot, 1891, was on the 30th day of January, 1895, duly regis- pages 398-400. tered for solemnizing marriages therein, pursuant By command of their Lordships, to the Act of 6th and 7th Wm. 4, cap. 85, being W. J. L. Wharton, Hydrographer. substituted for the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, London, Outwood-lane, Woodside, now disused.—Witness 22nd to 26th January, 1895. my hand this 30th day of January, 1895. CHRIS. Jxo. NEWSTEAD Superintendent Registrar. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Department of the Accountant-General of OTICE is hereby given that a separate the Navy, Admiraltyr, January 30, 1895. N building named Church of Our Lady NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in- Immaculate situate at 335-337 Harrow-road in terested therein, that preparations are now being the parish of Paddington in the county of London made for the intended distribution of prize in the district of Paddington being a building money awarded for the dhow " Fatheklee " and certified according to law as a place of religious 77 slaves, captured on the 9th April, 1893, by worship, was on the 30th day of January 1895, Her Majesty's ship " Philomel." duly registered for solemnizing marriages therein, Agents or other persons having any just and pursuant to the Act of 6th and 7th VYm. 4, cap. legal demand, unliquidated, against the award, 85.—Witness my hand this 30th day of January are required to transmit the particulars of any 1895. such demand to the Registrar-of the Admiralty HENRY F. AVELING Superintendent Registrar. Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, in order that the same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that Officer, and paid under the Friendly Societies Acts. sanction of the Judge of the said Court. Advertisement of Dissolution by Instrument. Due notice will be given, by future advertise- OTICE is hereby given that.the Southfields ment in the London Gazette, of the date proposed N Working Men's Club Society, Register for the commencement of distribution; and, at the No. 1922 held at 254 Merton-road Wandsworth same time, the amount of an individual's share in S.W. in the county of Surrey is dissolved by the respective classes will be announced. instrument, registered at this office, the 26th day of January 1895, unless within three months from the date of the Gazette in which this ad- Truman Hanbury Buxton and Company Limited. vertisement appears, proceedings be commenced OTICE is'hereby given that a General by a member or other person interested in or N Meeting of the Debenture Stock Holders having any claim on the funds of the' Club, to in Truman Hanbury Buxton and Company set. aside such dissolution, and the same be set Limited will be held at the Brewery Offices Brick- aside accordingly. lane Spitalfields in the county of Middlesex at E. W. BUABROOK Chief Registrar. twelve o'clock noon on Monday the 18th February 28, Abingdon-street, Westminster, 1895 in order to consider certain proposed modi- the 26th day of January 1895. fications in the debentures and trust deeds deemed necessary for the purposes of the business of the Friendly Societies Acts. Company, and among others for the purposes Advertisement of Dissolution by Instrument,. shortly stated below, namely :— OTICE is hereby given that the Kits Coty (a.) " To give to the Company absolute power N Lodge of Druids Philanthropic Society, of disposing of property acquired since the date Register No. 1075 held at George Inn Aylesford of the Trust Deed. in the county of Kent is dissolved by instrument, (b.) " To permit of property which under registered at this office, the 26th day of January clauses 17 or 18 of the original Trust Deed or 1895 unless within three months from the date of clause 4 of the Supplemental Deed ought to be the Gazette in which this advertisement appears, conveyed to the Trustees being conveyed to the proceedings be commenced by a member or other Cpmpany subject only to a provision that a notice person interested in or having any claim on the JMo, 36595^ , C 696 LONDON .GAZETTE, EEBBUARY 5, 1895.

.funds of the Society to set aside such dissolution, Industrial and Provident Societies Act, 1893. iarid-the' same .be set aside accordingly.'! ]VT OTICE is. hereby given'1 that ttfe Burnham E. W. BRABROOK Chief Registrar. Jjl Market Co-operative • Society :Limited, • 2j8: , Afoingdon-street, Westminster, • '^- '* " Register No! 2576 held at; 1 Nelson-road Burn- * the S6th day of January 1895. ham'Sutton in the county of Norfolk is dissolved Friendly Societies Acts. by instrument, Registered at this office, the 26th Advertisement p'P Dissolution 'by Instrument. day of January 1895, unless within three months OTICE is'hereby gitfen that ihe Lancaster from the date :of the Gazette in 'which this M 1 • 'Equalized 'District Branch :of the Order of advertisement appears proceedings be Commenced Druids Society, held at Black1 Cat Hotel St. by a 'memtfer or 'other person'interested in or L'ebriairdgafe, 'Lancaster, in the county 'of Lan- having any "claim on the-funds of the Society to ctl3terlisj'dissolved by'instrument, registered at set aside such dissolution, and the'same is set this1 'office,'-the 26th day of'January 1895 unless aside accordingly. " ' •.'••. , • within three months, from the date of the Gazette E. W. BRABROOK Chief Registrar. in which this advertisement appears, proceedings 1 28, Abingdon-street, Westminster, be commenced by a member or other person i: the 26th'day bf Sanitary 1805; interested in or 'having 'any claim on the funds .!.. £ ' . ., ,*. r . l av; of the Branch to set aside such dissolution, and the same be set aside accordingly. • E. W. BRABROOK, Chief Registrar. 28, Abingdon-streefe, "Westminster, •' T In the High Court of Justice in Ireland. -''the 26th-day bf January'1895.-1 '' phancery' Division.''-; :'''" Friendly Societies'Acts. Vice-Chancellor. Advertisement of DissolutioVtoy Instrument. 1'894.' No; l'082. TVf OTI'CE &;herfeby'giyeii, 'that 'the FreeTrades- In the Matter of''Marcus Ward and Company •J^l mawTJodg^^ro.^Sa'Braticnof the Order of "'Limited'and Reduced" and in'tie '^ajter of'i^e Jpruids N& 1:< District Society,-'held at'Crown' and Companies Act 1867 and in the-Matter of Ine t/n'Shion Inn, 'Manchester-stree'Di1'Oldham, in the Corapanjes Act 1877. ' ' '*"'** c'bttfrty -of Lancaster is di'ssoiv'ed'J by instrument, "JVTOTJCE is hereby given that a petition pre- registered at this'office,''th'e 26th day of Janjiary -Ll sen ted to; the' Lord'Chancencir of Ireland 1895, unles's-^'ithin three* moiiths;fr6m the date on the 3rd day of Dec'emb'er 'i"89!f lor confirming of''the Gazette' inff\vhich'' tnis advertisement a resolution reducing the capital of the above ' appears, proceedings be commfenced'by a member Company from £200,000 to £120,000 is directed or other person interested in or having any claim to be heard before' tlie Righ't Honourable the on the funds of the Branch to set aside, such dis- Vice-Chancellor on the' 18th day of February solution, and the same be set aside accordingly. 1895.—Dated this 24th day of January 1895. E. W. BRABROOK; Qhief Registrar. CHARLES E. BUCKLEY jSolicitbr for the 28, Abingdon-street, Westminster, ? Company J9 Eustace-street Dublin and the 26th day of January 1895. 5• Lombard-stree* - i.i i.,t Belfast_ I: i. . . STATEMENT showing the Quantities Sold and Average Price of BRITISH. CQRN, Imperial Measuref, as received from the Inspectors and Officers • of' Excise, in the Week ended 2nd February, 1895, conformably with tKe- Act of the 45th and 46ih Victoria, cap. 37.

QUANTITIES SOLD. AVERAGE PRICE. T ' • : '- « '.' .'. • ^

Qrs. Bus. t. d. 44,925 3' 20 6 102,859 0 21 5 15,322 2 13 10

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT for the corresponding Week in each of the Years from :- •. . « v. . . * i »:,-,r. .• - "idQ. t,o 18941fiQ^ . P •- -! ' ..." .f ff:r ff,h,. . v

QUANTITIES SOLD. AVERAGE PRICE. Corresponding ; -'.... • Week in WHEAT. BARLEY. OATS. WHEAT. BARLEY. OATS.

Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. *. d. *. d. g. d. 1891 77,358 2 9'6,026 4 16,383 0 32 5 28 5 , 18 0 1892 66,002 6 112,148 5 14,239' 2 33 1 28 7 20 2 1893 71,333 2 112,708 5 19,772 0 26 3 25 4 17 5 1854 58,678 4 83,318 5 17,913 7 25 7 J? u l§ 1

* Section 8 of'the Corn Returns Act, 1882, provides that where returns of purchases of British Corn are made to"tlte-Tocar inspector of Corn Return^: in" any othe'r' measure; than* thb' imperial'bushel pr by weight or by'a weighed'measure'that'officer shall convert such returns into the im'jperiaT iu'shel, and in the c'ase o'f'weight or weighed measuije the conversibff'is to be made at the rite of sixty imperial pounds for every bushel of'wlieat, fifty imperial pounds fob" every Bushel 'of barley, arid'thifty^nine imperial pounds for every'bVsliel of oats, " ' ' '"' Jl'!>" :>'"y' '"' '' --: '' '; r" j^oar*-. d- of* Agriculture» - ,•. P. G. CRAIGIE. February g, 1895, THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

AVERAGE PRICE of Wheat, Barley, and Oats per Quarter of Eight Bushels (Imperial Measure), as. received from the Inspectqrs and. Officers of Excise at each of the undermentioned Towns during the week ended Saturday, the 2nd -February, L895. <\ Towns. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Towns. Wheat. B'arley. Oats, s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d: s. if. 23 3 27 0 14 11 Horshain 22 3 Uxbridge 20 5 Pulborough 21 6 14"'o llomford • ... „ ... 21 7 Chichester 21 9 >".... j 13 0 Ohelmsford 21 1 23'"3 is' 10 Newport (Hants) 22 8 Colchester 20 10. 21- 0, Eareham ^ ... .. « Nil. Braintree • . «.. .. ••• 21 10 22 & 13'"7 Nils Saffron WaldejS , 20 1 21 Norwich. 20 7 19 4 13 0 19 10 20 9 13 7 North Walsham (Norfolk) .. Nil. Swiudon (Wilts) ..; 20 0 20 9 Holt (Norfolk) 20 6 12'"6 12"'8 20 7 gakenham 19 6 18 5 13 6 Gloucester 20 4° East Dereham 19 9 20 7 Cheltenham 19 4 14'll 13'"3 Watton (Norfolk) 19 5 17 2 12'"4 Tewkesbury 20 4 18 8 18 3 12 7 Chepstow Nil. Spalding • 18 8 18 7 13 6 Newport (Mon.) 20 6 Stamford 19 0 24 6 14 11 Monmouih 19 10 is'ii Grantham 18 11 23 5 13 11. 20 7 21 6 13"'o 19 9 21 7 14 1 Hereford 20 10 20 5 13 8 18 10 19 8 13 4 Evesham- 18 9 14 3 14 0 20 3 19 2 12 2 Worcester 19 6 20 8 14 0 20 3 21 11 13 2 20 11 22 a 14 7 Gainsborough 23 1 21 3 13 -6 Bridgnorth 22 2 20 9 22-1 11 11 Shrewsbury 21 7 24"'8 14""c Hull 20 3 20 11 12 10 24 1 20 6 19 8 13 0 Market Drayton 20 4 23 3 T4'"4 21 7 13 5 Wolverhampton 22 8 30 9 14 10 Bridlington 20 4 20 5 13 8 Stafford 23 4 Eetford ' 20 0 24 8 Burton-on-Treut 23 9 21 10 12"'7 2l'll iV"s Mansfield .-.. 20 11 19 4 14 2 Sheffield- 22 6 20 8 24 3 12 10 Doncaster ... 21 0 22"'6 15'"4 .Nottingham 20 2 23 2 14 9 21 0 18 6 13 0 Loughborough 20 8 24 5 16 9 Poutefract ... 21 4 21 4 Leicester ... 21 2 21 1 15 1 Waketield 23 0 2n 9 Melton Mowbray 19 0 13 7 Leeds 21 10 21 9 '4 "7 Oakham ... Nil. K. uaresboro ugh 24 5 Peterborough ... 18 9 2l'"8 12"> Ripon ...... 25 2 14'"5 Kettering • "... .." -,.. 18 5 21 6 14 7 York 20 11 22 1 13 1 Northampton .. 20 6 22 1 12 9 Nil. Daventry Nil. 21 0 19 11 is'"o Coventry • .. • ..: 19 6 2l'll 16'"4 Scarborough 20 11 20 6 Birmingham .. 20 4 23 8 Thirsk 23 4 21 11 14"'l Warwick .. 19 6 16"V Bedale .... Nil. Ptrafcfnrd-on-Avon ', 19 1 20'"6 Jforthallerton ... .. \\ 23' 6 Banbnry 20 8 19 3 H'"4 Darlington Nil. Oxford 20 7 20 10 13 8. S tockton-on -Tees 21 5 Bicester...' .... '... 19 7 21 4 Bisbop Auckland .. j". Nil. Newport Pagnell 19 4 15 9. - 13'"2 Sunderland ... .. "' 22 '3 19'"8 Aylesbury 20 9 24 11 14 7 Newcastle-on-Tyne .. \\\ 15 2 17"'l Abingdon 22- 0 24 0 ' Alnwick 22 11 Nil. ; Berwick ... .. '" 22"3 21 0 17"'l Wallingford 22'"5 17'"3 16 2 Hungerford 19'"6 19 10 13 7 Bgremont (Cumberland) "[ Nil. Newbury (Berks) 22 8 . 21 7 12 2 • Penrifch ... 25'"5 16"'4 Reading 23 2 27 2 Nil. Farnham (Surrey) 23 0 Garstang . Nil. Guildford 25 1 26"'3 ' Preston (Lancashire)... .'." . Nil. Nil. Manchester "' Nil. Kingston (Surrey) Nil. Warrington ...... [\[ 21 8 23""6 14'"5 Croydon (Surrey) 19 4 Chester \\\ 21 10 Dartford Nil. Dlansrefni (Anglesey)... "' Nil. Rochester (Kent) 18 2 Carnarvon ...... Nil. Sandwich 20 6 26"'4 15'"5 Nil. Canterbury 21 2 26 11 13 5 Wrexham 22 5 2o'"4 Ashford (Kent) 19 10 25 0 13 3 Welshpool 23 2 Maidstoue ' ... 22 6 24 0 Tunbridge Nil. 18 2 13'"2 21 9 3l'll 17'"'6 Carmarthen Nil. Brighton 21 11 32 8 12 2 Cardiff 20 9 Hay ward's Heath 22 5 17"V RECEIPTS into and ISSUES out of the EXCHEQUER, between the 1st April, 1894, and the 2nd February, 1895. Oi. <£> CO Total Receipts into the Total Issues out -of the Exchequer ' Exchequer from Estimate to meet Payments from REVENUE Estimate EXPENDITURE for the Year 1894-95 for the Year . 1st April, 1894, 1st April, 1893, 1st April, 1894, 1st April, 1893, • AND OTHER RECEIPTS. 1894-95. AND OTHEE ISSUES. (including to to Supplementary to to 2nd February, 3rd February, Estimates). 2nd February, 3rd February, 1895. 1894. . 1895. . 1894.

Balances in Exchequer on 1st April : — £ £ £ EXPENDITURE. £ £ £ : •w 5,160,561 4,327,016 Permanent Charge of Debt 25,000,000- 21,698,484 22,031,881 816,558 755,519 Interest, &c., on Exchequer Bonds (Suez) 100,000 t* 884,000 5,977,119 5,082,535 Other Consolidated Fund Services 1,653,000 1,510,214 1,544,110 .' REVENUE. 67,528,000 54,856,990 51,324,399 20,010,000 16,978,000 16,790,000 § 26,240,000 22,112,000 21,290,000 94,181,000 i 14,080,000 11,862,000 10,664,000 Land Tax and House Duty ... 2,470,000 1,095,000 1,213,000 EXPENDITUBE 78,065,688 75,884,390 P Property and Income Tax ...... 15,530,000 • 8,883,000 8,438,000 10,570,000 8,370,000 8,230.000 OTHER ISSUES. 2,620,000 2,200,000 2,160,000 For Advances for Bullion, &c 545,000 500,000 Crown Lands .. •. .»• ... 420,000 365,000 365,000 For Supply purposes (net a 400 200 Interest on Suez Canal Shares, Sardinian Under National Debt Redemption Act (net amount) 5,500 396,000 412,977 218,630 „ Imperial Defence A st (net amount) 50,275 30,472 1,839,000 1,505,291 1,422,334 Under Naval Defence Act i'net amount, allowing for £88Q,000 Treasury Bills, and £696,000 Exchequer Bonds paid off in REVENUE 94,175,000 73,783,268 70,790,964 1894-95 out of the New Sinking Fund of 1893-94) 31,214 Under Barracks Act 670,000 600,000 Total including Balance 79,760,387 75,873,499 „ Telegraph Act, 1892 60,000 160,00.0 Ways and Means Advances 750,000 Surplus Revenue of prior y<;ar issued to Natic)nal Debt Commis- sioners (applied to repai' Bank Advances for Deficiency in OTHER RECEIPTS. 1893-4, £20,012)- £0 80,172,577 77,180,562 652,019 790,199 30,049 1895. 1894. Cfi 670,000 600,000 2nd February, 3rd February, 60,000 160,000 Balances in Exchequer — £ £ CO 60,673 1,215 Bank of England 803,852 757,703 CO 100,000 Bank of Ireland • 326,650 266,697 On 750,000 1,130,502 1,024,400 Totals 81,303,079 78,204,962 Totals 81,303,079 78,204,962

Treasury, February 5,1895. THE LONDON GAZETTE, JFEBRUAHY 5, 1895, 699

ACCOUNT showing the Quantities of certain kinds of Agricultural Produce Imported into the United Kingdom in the Week ended 2nd February, 1895, together with the Quantities Imported in the Corresponding Week of the Previous Year.

Quantities.

— 1894. 1895.

Animals living :— Oxen, Bulls, Cows, and Calves Number 6,424 6,111 » 3,000 18,281 >» 9 Fresh Meat :— cwts. 34,889 33,867 « .8,122 73,221 » 5,407 7,481 Salted or Preserved*Meat t— »» 83,316 79,882 » 4,444 3,621 »» 27,581 22,361 Pork j» 4,371 2,504 Meat unenumerated, salted and fresh M 2,112 3,480 Meat preserved, otherwise than by salting ... Jl 10,237 . 10,746 Dairy Produce and Substitutes : —

J> 48,309 55,965 » 25,697 20,702 M 17,687 18,199 Milk and Cream, fresh Gallons 5,173 6,250 cwts. 12,397 8,136 Great Hundred 124,051 119,042 Value £ 12,028 18,616 . ' cwts. 3,184 2,658 » 34,795 39,075 Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour : — » 607,535 1,900,000 Wheat Meal and Flour ••• ••• ••« « 451,865 306,910 l> 242,870 797,100 f » 197,307 221,000 5» 30,406 19,475 » 95,189 115,728 Maize or Indian .Corn 5» . 557,173 858,700 Fruit, Raw: — Bush. 53,679 85,699 - » 303,847 280,750 >i 19,771 10,860 » it )» 921 349 » 74 94 » 4,893 6,061 Tons 3,961 1,859 cwts. 4,427 - 5,899 Vegetables :— Bush, 108,196 106,289 cwts. 2,939 22,262

" Value £ 10,893 12,354

Statistical Office, Custom House, London, T. J. PITTAR. February 4, 1895.

In the Matter of Eberle's Restaurant and Refresh- of its liabilities continue its business, and that it ment Contractors' Company Limited. is desirable that the same should be wound up AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the voluntarily, and that the Company be wound up Members of the above named Company accordingly." duly convened and held at the registered office of And at the same Meeting Mr. Joseph West of the .Company, City Hall-buildings, Eberle-street, number 14 North John-street, Liverpool, Char- in the city of Liverpool, on Tuesday the 29th tered Accountant, was appointed Liquidator for day,of January 1895 the following Extraordinary the purposes of such winding up.—Dated this Resolution was duly passed:— 29th day of January 1895. ".That it has been proved to the satisfaction of M. BERGH, Chairman. the Company that this Company cannot by reason COTTON STATISTICS ACT, 1868. Number of .BALE.Jjfeqf, CC^l .^eJJsit^d E^gdoj^durfeg thft*W

IMPORTS. u ' . '•• '" •••••«"- American. Brazilian. . East Indian. Egyptian. , Mfcoe^ T^,.. A,^.. Brazilian. • East Indian. - Egyptian's Miscellanepus. TOTAL.. ' t-l o Week ended 31st January, 1895. I* Liverpool? ..., ••«, .... • 147,754 ... 17,333 1,029 166,116 912 50 4,455 505 5,922- London ' ... • •••,» .... 1,100 10 1,110 70 70 Hull...... , ..* . ... 4,493 ... 142 2 4,637 2,082 2,082.: Other PoEts^ .,.3 . ... 8,747 2,258 11,005 ^ 5 ... • 5,' 1J?3 . T6M1 162,094 ...... 19,733 1,041 182,868 3,069 ... 50 4,455 505 frf 8,079-) W

5 Weeks ended 31st January, 1895. I

Kj LiverpooJA, ««^ •»%\ •••. 681,452 . .14 55,242 . 6,158 742,866 6,929 353. 736, 13,095 2,701 23,814'- JJi London^ •••>-, ••«- ••* 2,451 ... 1,268 - 93 3,812 2,936 • 1,414 50 "288 2 15,331 H* Hulh.. " ..>,. .««, ... • 19,054 19,344 175 262 6 15^774" 00 , 16,583 *6,152 22,755 2,843 2 ,*5 » 2,'873:

Total ...;;, ... 719,540 1,302 • 61,682 6,253 788,777 . 28,039 . 353 : 2,35,0t • 13,362; . 2,757 46,-861 .

, 1895L * Corrected figures. Commercial Department, Board of Trade. THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895, '701

AN ACpOUNT, pursuant to the Act seventh and eighth Victoria, cap. 32, of the Average Amount of B, ANK NOTES of the several Banks of Issue in ENGLAND and WALES, in Circulation, during the Week ended Saturday, the 26th day of January, 1895. PRIVATE BANKS.

Name, Title, and Principal Place of Issue. Average €> ' i 'Ainount.

£ Ashford Bank Ashford ...... Pomfret and Co. ... 4948 Aylesbury Old Bank Aylesbury Cobb, Bartlett, and Co. 6776

Banbury Bank Banbury...... Gillett and Co. ... 5900 Janbury Old Bank ...... Banbury...... T. R. Cobb and Son * !5648 Bedford Bank Bedford Barnard and Co. . ... ;.. 13030 Bedfordshire Leighton Buzzard Bank Leighton Buzzard Bassett, Son, and Harris U. 136712 tester and Oxfordshire Bank and 1 Bicester Tubb and Co. ... '. 8809 '•* Qxford Bank J Buckingham Bank Buckingham Bartlett and Co 7593 Bury and Suffolk Bank, Sudbury V Bury St. Edmunds Oakes, Bevan, and Co. ... 13293 Bank, and Stowmarket Bank J

Cambridge and Cambridgeshire Bank Cambridge ••• Foster and Co. ... 2038.7 Canterbury Bank ... - ";« "''-''... Canterbury Hammond and Co. ... ••'• ^6200 City Bank, Exeter Exe'ter ...... MilfordandCo 6563 Colchester Bank ...... Colchester Gurneys, Round, Green, and Co. 10276

Darlington Bank, Durham Bank,) J Darlington Backhouse and Co. ... 41iQ7 ' 'lind Stockton-on-Tees Bank * " J De*rby Bank ' ' './. Derby .». Samuel Smith and Co 5787 Dorchester Old Bank and Dorset- ) Dorchester ... R. R. Williams and Co. 17095 shire Bank...... /

East Riding Bank Beverley Beckett and Co ., ... 32587 Exeter Sanders and Co...... 9091 » Faversham Bank ..<> Faversham ... .Hilton and Co...... 2541

Grantham Bank Grantham ... Hardy and Co „ 5834

Hertfordshire, Hitchin Bank Hitchin ...... Sharpies and Co. , 132~72 Hull Bank and Kingston-upon-Hull \ Hull Smith Brothers and C.o. ... 9348 Bank ...... ••• J Huntingdon Town and County Bank Huntingdon ... Veasey and Co. .. 7740 •f

Ipswich Bank Ipswich Bacon and Co...... 11245 Ipswich and Needham MarketBankA Suffolk, Hadleigh Bank, Man-f Gurneys, Alexanders, and Co. ... 29718 ningtreeand MistleyBank, andf Ipswich ••• .., Woodbridge Bank )

Kington and Radnorshire Bank Kington Davies and Co ... 8136 i

Leeds ...... Beckett and Co. 46707 Wm.Wms. Brown and-Go. ' .i. 20545 Leeds Union Bank ... ' ...... Leeds .«< ... : Lincoln Bank •«• •*« ••• Lincoln »«. ••• Smith, Ellison", a^id Cot.VJ« i.s 5f980 702 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUABY 5, 1895.

Averege Name, Title, and Principal Place of Issue. Amount.

£ Llandovery Bank, Lampeter Bank,) and Llandilo Bank ... > Llandovery ... D. Jones and Co...... 7975 Lymington Bank Lymington St. Barbe and Co. 1165 Lynn Regis and Lincolnshire Bank ... Lynn Regis Gurneys and Co. .13284

Naval Bank, Plymouth Plymouth Harris, Bulteel, and Co. ... 5928 Newark Bank M Newark ...... Samuel Smith and Co 5794 Newark and Sleaford Bank, and) Sleaford and Newark Bank ) Sleaford ...... Peacock and Co. 12098 Newbury Bank ... Newbury ... Slocock, Matthews, and Co. ••• 4585 Newmarket Bank ... Newmarket ... Hammond and Co. ... ••• 6238 New Sarum Bank Sarum Pinckney Brothers ... ••• 1705 Norwich and Norfolk and Faken- ) ham Banks > Norwich...... Gurneys, Birkbecks, and Co. ... 34564 Nottingham Bank Nottingham ... Samuel Smith and Co 15379

Oxford Old Bank Oxford Parsons and Co. 17260 Oxfordshire Witney Bank .Witney ...... Gillett and Co 3800

Beading Bank Reading .. Simonds and Co. ... 9584 Beading Bank Reading ... Stephens, Blandy, and Co. 10055 Richmond Bank ...... Richmond Roper and Co...... 3977 Boyston Bank Roys ton ...... Fordham and Co...... 2659

SaffronWaldenand North Essex Bank Saffron Walden ... Gibson, Tuke, and Co 7488 Scarborough Old Bank Scarborough ... Wood all and Co. 9029

Tring Bank and Chesham Bank Tring Butcher and Sons 7361

Oxbridge Old Bank Uxbridge Woodbridge and Co...... 1476 \ ..

Wallingford Bank Wallingford ... Hedges, Wells, and Co. ... 1422 Wellington Somerset Bank Wellington Fox, Fowler, and Co. ... 3072 West Riding Bank, Wakefield.) Pontefract, Goole, and Norman- C Wakefield Leatham, Tew, and Co. ... 22810 ton Bank \ Weymouth Old Bank and Dor-) Weymouth 4013 Chester Bank ...... ) Eliot, Pearce, and Co. Wisbech and Lincolnshire Bank ... Wisbech Gurney and Co. ... 11475 Worcester Old Bank and Tewkes-) Worcester ... Berwick, Lechmere, and Co. ... 14460 bury Old Bank >

Yarmouth and Suffolk Bank, and) 15707 Hales worth and Suffolk Bank ) Yarmouth Gurneys, Birkbeck, and Co. Yarmouth, Norfolk, andSuffolkBank Great Yarmouth Lacons, Youell, and Co. 4343 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. 703 JOINT STOCK BANKS.

Average Name, Title, and Principal Place of Issue. Amount.

£ Whitehaven ...... 10559 Barnsley Banking Company Limited .,...... Barnsley...... - .. 5148 Bradford Banking Company Limited...... Bradford 16567 Bradford Commercial Banking Company Limited ... Bradford ... "... 13840 Burton-upon-Trent 16221

Carlisle and Cumberland Banking Company Limited 23895 Carlisle City and District Bank Limited 16337 County of Gloucester Banking Company Limited Cheltenham 30129 Cumberland Union Banking Company Limited Carlisle 34415

Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company Limited ... 6453

Halifax and Huddersfield Union BankingCompany Limited Halifax ...... 8725 Halifax Commercial Banking Company Limited... Halifax ... ••• ...... 8312 Halifax Joint Stock Banking Company Limited ...... 12188 Huddersfield Banking Company Limited Huddersfield ...... 24726

Knaresborough and Claro Banking Company Limited ... Harrogate 19886

Lancaster 49005 Leicestershire Banking Company Limited Leicester 25942 Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company Limited...... 40320

Moore and Robinson's Nottinghamshire Banking Com- Nottingham ... 12404 4 North and South Wales Bank Limited ...... Liverpool 34628 Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking Company Nottingham 20569

Pares's Leicestershire Banking Company Limited ... Leicester...... 21767

Sheffield and Hallamshire Banking Company Limited ... Sheffield 8139 Sheffield and Rotherham Joint Stock Banking Company Sheffield...... 12375 Sheffield Banking Company Limited - Sheffield 11891 Stamford, Spalding,and Boston Banking Company Limited Stamford 32423 Stuckey's Banking Company Limited ... Langport 124095 Swaledale and Wensleydale Banking Company Limited ... Richmond ...... 36618

Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank Limited WakeSeld 9089 West Biding Union Banking Company Limited ... Huddersfield 12685 Whitehaven Joint Stock Banking Company Limited ... Whitehaven 21180 Wilts and Dorset Banking Company Limited Salisbury 53020

York City and County Banking Company Limited York ...... ,.. 89650 Yorkshire Banking Company Limited ... Leeds ...... 92579 York Union Banking Company Limited York 68190 1

Inland Revenue Office, February 2, 1895. J. S. PURCELL, Registrar of Bank Returns.

No 26595; D 5-704 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

In the Matter of the Newcastle Grain and General Tarbert; Galway ; Killybegs ; Kingstown ; Warehousing Company Limited and Reduced Kinsale ; fMoville; Queenstown ; Rathmullen; and in the Matter of the Comoanies Acts 1867 Waterford. and 1877. \ At these Ports Tenders for Vegetables are "TVTOTICE is hereby given that a petition pre- not required. JL^I sented to Her Majesty's High Court of \ Vegetables only at Netley. Justice (Chancery Division) on the 24th day of Forms of tender,* containing conditions of Januaiy 1895 for confirming a resolution reducing contract and all particulars, may be obtained on the capital of the above Company from £105,000 personal application at -this office, or by letter to £72,500 is 'directed to be heard before his addressed to " Director of Navy Contracts,. Lordship Mr. Justice Kekewich on the 16th day Admiralty, Whitehall, S.W." of February 1895. Their Lordships do not bind themselves to KING WIGG and Co. 11 Queen Victoria- accept the lowest or any tender. street E.G. Agents for * Applications for forms of tender should state WATSON and DENDY Newcastle-upon-Tyne for what place and article it is desired to tender. Solicitors for the Company. Contract Department, Admiralty, Whitehall, February 1, 1895. SHIPS FO& SALE. PROVISIONS. ^RENDERS will be received until noon, on nnENDERS will be received until noon, on JL Tuesday, the 19th February, for the pur- 1. Thursday, the 21st February, for the supply chase of the following Ships, as they lie :— for six months, from 1st April next, of Tonnage, H.P. MUTTON for Her Majesty's Training Ships B.M. Indicated. at Falmouth and Queensferry. " ASSISTANCE," Troop- 2037-6 1441 PORK at Devonport, Falmouth, Portland, ship at Portsmouth. . Displacement. Portsmouth, and Queensferry. « CALYPSO," 5th Rate, 1103 — ' BREAD and MEAT for the Royal Marines at at Portsmouth. Walmer and Marchwood. FIRE FLOAT, No. 17, at 83 — Forms of tender, containing conditions of Chatham. contract and all particulars, may be obtained on FIRE FLOAT, No. 76, at — — personal application at this office, or by letter Chatham. addressed " The Director of Navy Contracts, " LOCUST," Paddle Tug, 284 228 Admiralty, Whitehall, S.W." - at Sheerness. Applications for forms of tender should state. "MINERVA," 5th Rate, 1082 — . for what place and article it is desired to tender. at Portsmouth. Contract Department, Admiralty, Whitehall, " NANKIN," 50 Gun Ship, 2080 — February 1, 1895. at Pembroke. 3j Dean's-Yard, Westminster, " TAMAR," Troopship, at 2812 2845 February 5, 1895. Devonport. "TVTOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Charter Forms of tender, containing conditions of con- -Li! of 3rd year of Her late Majesty Queen tract and all particulars, may be obtained on Anne, that a General Court of the Governors of personal application at this office, or by letter Queen Anne's Bounty will be held in their Board addressed " The Director of Navy Contracts^ Room, at the above address, on Wednesday, 20th Admiralty, Whitehall, London, S.W." instant, at a quarter to three o'clock, for the- Admiralty, January 26, 1895. despatch of general business. JOSEPH K. ASTON, Secretary. NAVY CONTRACTS FOR FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES. McCormack's Limited. HHENDERS will be received until noon, on T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the JL Thursday, the 21st February, for the supply above named Company, duly convened at the following places of and- held on the 30th .day of January, 1895 the . FRESH BEEF, subjoined Extraordinary Resolutions were duly for six calendar months, from the 1st April next ; passed :— and of . " That it has been proved to the satisfaction-, VEGETABLES of. this Meeting that the Company cannot by for one year from the same date : — reason of its [liabilities continue its business and ENGLAND. that it is advisable to wind up the same, and Berwick; Chatham; Cowes ; Dartmouth; Deal accordingly that the Company be wound up- and in the Downs ; Dover ;. Falmouth ; Graves- voluntarily. end ; f Great Grimsby ; Gorey, Jersey ; Har- " That Mr. Albert Joseph Davy, of Fleet-street, wich ; fHolyhead ; f Hull, Hawke Roads and Torquay, in the county of Devon be and he is- in the Humber ; London Bridge to Woolwich, hereby appointed Liquidator for the purposes of inclusive ; Lowestoft ; Milford Haven, Pem- stich winding up." broke, and Pater ; JNetley ; Newhaven ; Pen- WASHINGTON SINGER, Chairman. zance ;,|Plymouth (Oxen and Sheep); fPort- In the Matter of the Oxford Liberal Hall land (Cattle and Sheep) ; fPorlsmouth (Oxen Company Limited. and • SJ^eep) ; fRamsgate ; Rock Ferry and T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the- Liverpool; Sheerness ; fShields, North ; South- above named Company duly convened and ampton ; fSunderland ; Torbay ; Yarmouth, held at the Liberal Hall New Inn Hall-street in Great. the city of Oxford on the 31st day of December SCOTLAND. 1894 the following. Special Resolution was duly Aberdeen ; Granton and Leith ; Greenock ; passed and at a subsequent Extraordinary General Inverness ; Lerwick ; Queensferry ; fStornoway. Meeting of the Members of the said Company also- 'duly convened and held at the same place on the Bantry; fBelnmllet; Buncrana ; Carrickfergus ; 21st day of January 1895 the following Resolu- Castletown (Berehaven) ; Dublin ; Foynes and tion was duly confirmed viz.:— THE LONDON GAZETFE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. 705

" That the Company be wound up voluntarily of the said Company and if so required .by notice- under the provisions of the Companies Acts 1862 n writing from the said Liquidator are by their and 1867." Solicitors to come in and prove their said debts or And at such last mentioned Meeting Robert claims at such time and place as. shall be specified Buckell of No. 1 Broad-street in the city of Ox- in such notice or in default thereof they will be.- ford Auctioneer was appointed Liquidator for the excluded from the benefit of any distribution made purposes of the winding up without remuneration. before such debts are. proved.—Dated, this 24th —Dated this 23rd day of January 1895. day of January, 1895. JOHN HENRY S ALTER Chairman. ' WILLIAM "A. HAWKINS Liquidator. = : - ^Ffloo3 White Hart Hotel Company Limited. The Princes3 Carpe"t~ Cbmpar.y Limited. T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of A Members of Faggs White Hart Hotel N • section 142 of the Companies Act 1862, Company' Limited duly convened and held at that a General Meeting 'of the Members of the No. 23 Essex-street Strand" London on the 8th above named Company will be held at i 37 Mill-- day of January 1895 the subjoined Special street Kidderminster on Wednesday the 6th day Resolution was duly passed at a subsequent Extra- of March 1895 at twelve o'clock noon for the ordinary General Meeting of the said Company purpose of having an account laid before them •duly convened and-held at 36 Mark-lane E.G. on. showing the manner in which the winding up has the 23rd day of January 189p the subjoined been conducted and the property of the Company Special Resolution was duly confirmed:— disposed of and of hearing any explanations that "That the •Company be wound up voluntarily may be given by the 'Liquidator.—Dated this 1st under the provisions of the Companies Acts 1862 day of February 1895. and 1867 and that Mr. William Henry French of ALBERT DOVEY CHAMBERS, Liquidator. No. 6 Helena-avenue Margate be and he is hereby THOS. F. IVKNS, a Solicitor of the appointed Liqdidator for the purposes of such Supreme Court. winding up." The Boughton Blean Gas and Coke Company Dated this 30th day of January, 1895. Limited. (Incorporated in 1858.) S. SMITH HARVEY, Chairman. OTICE is hereby given in pursuance of In the Matter of the Companies Acts 1862 to 1890 N section 142 of the Companies Act 1862 and of David Martineau and Sons Limited. that a General Meeting of the Members of the T an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above named Company will be held at No. 20 above named Company, duly convened and West-street Faversham Kent on Wednesday the. held at Winchester House 'Old Broad-street iti the 6th day of March next at half-past four o'clock city of London on Monday the 28th day of Jan- in the afternoon for the purpose of having an' uary 1895 the following Extraordinary Resolu- account laid before them, showing the manner in tions were duly passed viz.:— which the winding up lias been conducted and the 1. " That it has been proved to the satisfaction property of the Company disposed of and of of the Meeting that the Company by reason of hearing any explanation that may be given by its liabilities, cannot continue its business and the Liquidator.—Dated the 31st day of January .that it is advisable to wind up the same and ac- 1895. THOMAS GILLETT Liquidator. cordingly that the Company be wound up volun- The Matabeleland Development Company tarily. Limited. ' 2. "That Messrs. Charles Fitch Kemp and TVTOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of Edwin Waterhouse be and they are hereby ap- jLl section 142 of the Companies Act 1862 pointed Liquidator of the said Company." that a General Meeting of the Members of the DAVID MARTINEAD Chairman. above named Company will be held at the offices of In the Matter of the Wokingham Gas and Coke the Company No., 19 St. Swithin's-lane in the city of Company. London on Wednesday the 6th clay of March 1895. 'OTICE is hereby given that the creditors of at half-past ten o'clock A.M. for" the purpose of the above named Company are required on having an account laid before them showing the' or before the 18th day of March next to send manner in which the winding up of the Com- their names and addresses, and the particulars of pany has been conducted and the property' of their debts or claims, and the names and addresses the Company disposed of and of hearing any •of their Solicitors if any to Mr. Thomas Manley explanation that may be given by the Liqui-. Wescott of Wokingham in the county of Berks dator and also of determining by Extraordinary =£be Liquidator of the said Company and if so re- Resolution the manner in which the books acquired by notice* in writing from the said Liqui- counts and documents of the Company and of, dator are by their Solicitors to come in and prove the Liquidator thereof shall be disposed of.v-. their said debts or claims at such time 'and place Dated.this 4th day of February 1895. as shall be specified in such notice or in default C. H. WEATHERLEY, Liquidator. thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of 19, St. Swithin's-lane, London, E.G. any distribution made before such debts are H. Koekkoek Junior Limited. proved.—Dated-this 4lh day of March 1895. OTICE is hereby given in pursuance of SARGEANT and HATE Wokingham Berks N section 142 of the Companies Act 186-2 Solicitors to the above named Liqui- that a General Meeting of the Members of this dator. Company will be held at the offices of Messrs. B. In the Matter of the Bayonne Steamship W. Blydenstein and Co. 55 and 56 Threadneedle- Company Limited. In Liquidation. street in the city of London on Wednesday the ^TOTICE is hereby given that the creditors 13th day of March next at three o'clock in the _Jlj of the above named Company are required afternoon precisely for the purpose of having -on or before the 22nd day of February 1895 to .an account laid before them showing the manner .send their names and addresses and the particulars in which the winding up has been conducted and •of their de.bts or claims and addresses of their the property of the Company disposed of, and of .Solicitors if any to William A. Hawkins of Dock hearing any explanation that may be given by House, Billiter-street, London, E.G. the Liquidaloi the Liquidator, and also for the purpose of deter- D 2 706 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. mining by Extraordinary Eesolution the manner in OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership here' which the books accounts and documents of the N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned Arthur Hilton Covell and Arthur Prebble carrying on Company and the Liquidator thereof shall be business as Meat Salesmen at 351 Central Meat Market disposed of.—Dated this 2nd day of February in the city of London under the style or firm of Covell 1895. and Prebble was dissolved as and from the 2nd day of H. RINGELESTEYN Liquidator. February 1895 by mutual consent. All debts will be received and paid by the said Arthur Prebble.—Dated CLARKE RAWLINS and Co. Solicitors 66 the 1 st day of February, 1895. Gresham House Old Broad-street E.G. ARTHUR H. COVELL. . ARTHUR PREBBLE. OTICE is hereby .given that the Partnership here- OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned N fore subsisting between us the undersigned Walter Fred Craven and John Holdsworth Robinson (the sur- Charles Goldsmith of No. 40, Great Tower-street in the viving executors of Jonas Horsfall deceased who died on city of London and Joseph Dickson of the same address the 2nd day of October 1890) and John Bottomley carry- carrying on business as Port Wine Shippers at 40 Great ing on business as Wool Noil and Waste Merchants at 8 Tower-street aforesaid under the style or firm of Gold- Quebec-terrace Bradford in the county of York under the smith and Dickson has been dissolved by mutual style or firm of J. Horsfall and Co. has been dissolved by consent as and from the 31st day of January 1895. All mutual consent as and from the 1st day of January 1895. debts due and owing by.the said late firm will be All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid by Joseph Dickson.—Dated this 2nd received and paid by the said John Bottomley.—Dated day of February 1895. 30th day of January 1895. WALTER C. GOLDSMITH. FRED CBAVEN. JOSEPH DICKSON. J. H. ROBINSON. JOHN BOTTOMLEY. OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- N fore subsisting between us the undersigned OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- Frederic Basil Barber and William Henry Hyde carry- N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned ing on business as Colonial Brokers at 21 Mark-lane in William Stephen Thomas and James Davies carrying the city of London under the style or firm of Barber on business as Drapers at number 41 Splot-road in the and Hyde has been dissolved by mutual consent as and county borough of Cardiff under the style or firm of W. from the 31st day of January 1895. All debts due to S. Thomas and Co. has been dissolved by mutual con- and owing by the said late firm will be received and sent as and from the 18th day of January 1895. All paid by the said Frederic Basil Barber.—Dated 2nd day debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be of February 1895. WILLIAM HENRY HYDE. received and paid by the said James Davies.—Dated FREDERIC BASIL BARBER. 31st day of January 1895. WILLIAM STEPHEN THOMAS. OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership here- JAMES DAVIES. N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned George Hugh Whitehead Thomas Halsted and John OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership here- Chown carrying on business as Stock and Share Brokers N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned at No. 23 Bucklersbury in the city of London under the Herbert Boyer Brown and Percy Boyer Brown carrying style or firm of George Whitehead Halsted and Chown on business as Grocers and Tea Dealers at Chipping has been dissolved by effluxion of time as and from the Ongar in the county of Essex under the style or firm of 31st day of January 1895.—Dated this 31st' day of Brown and Sons was on the 31st day of January. 1895 January 1895. GEORGE H. WHTTEHEAD. dissolved'by notice. All debts due to and owing by the THOS. HALSTED. said late firm will be received and paid by the said JOHN CHOWN. Percy Boyer Brown and the business will 'in future be carried on by the said Percy Boyer Brown on his own> "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership between account.—Dated this 31st day of January 1895. Xi us the undersigned William Ernest Hempson and HERBERT BOYER BROWN. James Frederick Elgar carrying p,n business as Solicitors PERCY BOYER BROWN. at 35' King-street Cheapside London E.G. and 21 King William-street Strand London W.C. under the style or T^TOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- •firm of Hempson and Elgar has been dissolved by mutual JL i' • fore subsisting between us the undersigned William consent as from the 1st day of February 1895. Jerrarri Barradell and Harry Thomsett carrying on busi- All debts due to and owing by the late firm will be ness as Accountants and Commercial Agents at Gordor* received and paid by the said William Ernest Hempson Chambers Market-place Leicester under the style or firm who will continue in practice at the above addresses of Barradell and Thomsett has been dissolved by mutual under the style or firm of Hempsons: The said James consent as and from the 31st day of January Ib95. All- Frederick Elgar will practise in his own name at 46, debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be Queen Victoria-street London E.G.—Dated this S'.st day received and paid by the said William Jerram Of January 1895. W. E. HEMPSON. Barradell.—Dated this 1st day of February 1895. JAMES FJ ELGAR. W. J. BARRADELL. HARRY THOMSETT. T^TOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- J.1 fore subsisting between us the undersigned OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership which Patrick Buchan John Skinner and David Landale N subsisted between us the undersigned William carrying on business as Stockbrokers first at No. 10 then Henry Priestley and George Thomas Rogers in con- at No. 3 and subsequently at No. 5 Angel-court Throg- junction with the late George Rogers up to the date of morton-street in the city of London under the style or bis death which took place on the 14th August last irV firm of Buchan and Co. has been dissolved by effluxion the business of Pianoforte and Musio Sellers which was of time as on and from this date. All debts due to and carried on at Colmore House Colmore-row in the city of owing by the late firm will be received and paid by the Birmingham under the style or firm of Rogers and? undersigned Patrick Bucban and John Skinner jointly. Priestley has been dissolved. The business will in —Dated this 31st day of January 1895. future be carried on by the undersigned William Henry, PATRICK BUCHAN. Priestley,by whom all debts due to'and owing by the JOHN SKINNER. late firm will be received and paid.—Dated this 17th DAVID LANDALE, day of January 1895. W. H. PRIESTLEY. By his Attorney John Skinner. G. T. ROGERS. THOMAS ROGERS, OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto subsisting between the undersigned John Thomas G. T. ROGERS, NBannister of Skipton-road, Trawden near Cohie in the Executors of the late George Rogers deceased. county of Lancaster and William Arthur Bannister of ' OT1CE is hereby given that the Partnership here- Church-street, Trawden aforesaid Cotton Manufacturers N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned carrying on business at Black Carr Mill in Trawden William Easton and Albert Easton carrying on business aforesaid under the style or firm of Thomas Bannister as Fruit Merchants at Zetland-road Middlesbrough in- and Sons has been dissolved by mutual consent. All the county of York and Market-place Stockton-on-Tees debts and moneys due to or from the said late firm will in the county of Durham under the style or firm of" be received or paid by the said William Arthur Bannister Easton and Sons has been dissolved by mutual consent, by-whom the said-business will in future be carried on as and from the 25th day of January 1895. All debts under the style or firm of Thomas Bannister and Sons.— due to and owing by the said late firm will be received Dated this 28th day of .lanuarj' 1895. and paid by the said William Easton.—Dated this 2nd., JOHN THOMAS BANNISTER. day oE February 1895. WILLIAM EASTON. WILLIAM ARTHUR BANNISTER. ALBERT EASTON. THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. 707

OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership lately ' OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- N subsisting between us the undersigned Joseph N fore subsisting between us the undersigned Bout Farndell and Robert Theodore Steinkauler carrying William James Ford George Edward Hubbard and on business as Manufacturers' Agents at 1 Noble-street Harry Ford carrying on business as Hosiery Manufac- in the city of London under the style or firm of Farndell turers at 3 Charles-street Leicester and at Melton and Co. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mowbray in the county of Leicester under the style or —As witness our hands this 31st day of January 1395. firm of W. J. Ford Son and Co. has been dissolved by J. BOUT FABNDELL. mutual consent as and from the 31st day of January B. T. STEINKAULEB. 1895. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid by the said William James- OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership lately' Ford and Harry Ford.—Dated this 4th day of February N subsisting between us the undersigned William 1895. W. J. FOBD. Pryke and Frederick George Wallis carrying on business GEO. E. HUBBABD. as General Drapers at Nos. 482 and 484 Holloway-road H. FORD. Holloway in the county of Middlesex under the style "of Wm. Pryke and Co. has this day been dissolved by VT OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- mutual consent. All debts due to the said late firm Ll fore subsisting between us the undersigned and the trade debts owing by the -said late firm will Bobert Overton and Edward Cave Moore carrying on. be received and paid by the said William Pryke who business in copartnership as Hosiery Manufacturers at will continue the said business under the present style. Leicester in the county of Leicester under the style or —As witness our hands this 1st day of February, 1895. firm of E. 0. Moore'and Co., was dissolved as from WILLIAM PBYKE. the 1st day of July last by mutual consent.—Dated this- F. G. WALLIS. 2nd day of February 1895. OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- BOBEBT. .OVEBTON. N fore subsisting- between us the undersigned EDWARD CAVE MOORE. William Henry Kulford John Heap and John Wain- VT OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- wright carrying on business as Brewers at the Empress 1.1 fore subsisting between us the undersigned Brewery Old Traiford near Manchester under the st.yle Thomas Stafford and Frank Bladon carrying on business- or firm of W. H. Fulford and Co. has been dissolved by as Drapers, at 88 Stratford-road Birmingham in the mutual consent as and from the 29th day of September county of Warwick under the style or firm of Krank 1894.—Dated the 26th day of January, 18»5. Bladon was dissolved as aud from the iSth day of W. H. FDLFOBD. January 1895, by mutual consent.—Dated the 2nd day JOHN HEAP. of February, 1895. THOMAS STAFFOBD. JOHN WAINWBIGHT. FBANK BLADON. OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership here- Calvert, Comes and Harris, of 76, Cannon-street, - N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned London, E.C. Engineers' Agents. John Marshall Bar wick David Fraser Douglas and OTICE is hereby given that the tartnership here- Herman Walmsley practising as Solicitors under the N tofore subsisting between the undersigned Thomas- style or firm of Barwick Douglas and Walmsley at West Calvert, Cornelius Comes and Samuel Claries Harris Bar Ycadon has been dissolved by mutual consent as expired on the 31st January 1895 by effluxion of time,, and from the 1st day of January 1*95. All debts due to and that the undersigned Thomas Calvert at fie request and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid of the said Cornelius' Cornes and Samuel Charles Harris- by the said Herman Walmsley who will continue to has undertaken to collect and get in the assets of the practise alone at the above address.—Dated this 31st day firm and to discharge the liabilities thereof and his . of January 1895. JOHN MABSHALL BABWICK. receipt accordingly will be a good discharge for all DAVID FBASEB DOUGLAS. moneys payable to the said firm.—Dated the 2nd day HEBMAN WALMSLEY. of February 1895. THOMAS CALVEBT. OTICE is hereby given that .the Partnership here- CORNELIUS CORNES. N tofore subsisting between us the undersigned S. CHABLES H ABB IS. Mary Noakes George Joseph Noakes and George Massey Alfred Agate and Sons. Noakes carrying on business as Marine Salvage Surveyors Section 36 Partnership Act 1890. and Photographic Experts at B 21 Exchange-buildings OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership which Liverpool under the style or firm of John Noakes has N was formerly carried on by Alfred William Agate been dissolved by mutual consent as and from the 31st now deceased and Henry Agate under the firm of Alfred day of January 1895. All debts due to and owing by Agate and Sons at Horsham Sussex and at Guildford the said late firm will be received and paid by the said Surrey in the trade or business of Corn Seed and Coal Mary Noakes and George Massey Noakes who will Merchants Maltsters and Forage Contractors was dis- continue the business at the same address.—Dated 31st solved on the llth day of July 1894 by the death of the day of January 1895. M ARY NOAKES. said Alfred William Agate and that as-from the same GEO. J. NOAKES. date the said trade or business will be carried on by the GEO. MASSEY NOAKES. said Henry Agate who will still receive and pay all debts "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- owing to or by the said late firm.—Dated this 24th day .1.1 fore subsisting between us the undersigned John of January 1895. Henry Gaitskell and George Uavies carrying on busi- A. C. COOLE, Solicitor, Horshara. ness as Provision Dealers and Commission Agents at 4 Mathew-street .Liverpool under the style or firm of JOHN KEENAN Deceased. Gaitskell and Davies has been dissolved by mutual Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35- consent as and from the 1st day of February 1895. All intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be perty and to relieve Trustees." received and paid by the said George Davies who will NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other continue the business under the style or firm of George persons having any claims or demands ngainst Davies at 4 Mathew-street.—Dated this 1st day of the estate of John Keenan, late of Breakcliffe, £ramleyr February 1895. J. H. GAITSKELL. near Leeds in the county of York deceased (who died GEORGE DAVIES. on the 5th day of April 1894 and whose will was proved VT OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- in the Wakefield Registry of the Probate Division of JL^ fore subsisting between us the undersigned John Her Majesty's High Court of Justice by Joseph Samuel Hazlewood and William Woolley carrying on business as Oolefax of Bradford in the county of York, Justice of . Silversmiths at 23 Vyse-street Birmingham in the county the Peace, Chartered Accountant and William Gibson of Warwick under the style or firm of Hazlewood and of Larkfield, Pudsey in the said county Commission Woolley was dissolved as and'from the 31st day of Agent the executors therein named) are hereby i equired January 1895, by mutual consent.—Dated the 31st day to send the particulars, in writing, of their claims or of January, 1895. JOHN HAZLEWOOD. demands to the said Joseph Samuel Colefax or to us the WILLIAM WOOLLEY. undersigned, on or before the 15th day of March next; after which.date the said executors will proceed to dis- OTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here- tribute the assets of the said deceased among the per- N tofore subsisting between us the undersigued sons entitled thereto having regard only to tiie claims Francis Darwin Huish and Joseph Wilson carrying on and demands of which they shall then have had notice- business as Solicitors at Ilkesron and Long Eaton in the and they will not be liable for the asse's of the said county of Derby under the style or firm of Huish and deceased or any part thereof so distributed to any Wilson has been dissolved by mutual consent as and person or persons of whose claims or demands they from the 1st day of February 18H5 from which date each shall not then have had notice.:—Dated this 1st day of' partner will practise on his own account.—Dated 2nd February 1895. day of February 1895. F. DABWIN HUISH. E. M. JONES SON and TANNETT 12 South- JOSEPH WILSON. parade, Leeds, Solicitors for the Executors. 708 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

B. W. BRADLEY Deceased. their claims or demands to the said Reginald Arthur Pursuant to the Act of Parliament 22nd arul 23rd Vic-, Stephen of Wootton Cottage Lincoln aforesaid on or toria chapter 35 intituled "An Act to further amend before the 28 ih day of February instant after which . the Law oE Property and to relieve Trustees." late the said executors will proceed to distribute the OTICE is hereby given that all creditors 'and other assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled N persons having any claims or demands against ib'e thereto having regard only to the claims and demand's estate of Edmund William Bradley late of .4 India- of which they shaTl then have had notice : and they will buildings Water-street Liverpool in the county cf 'Lan- not.be liable for the assets of the said deceased or 'any caster Stock and Share Broker deceased (who died on part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of the 8th day of December 1894 and whose will was proved whose claims or demands they shall not then have had in the District Registry at Liverpool of the Probate notice.— Dated this 1st dny of February 1895. Division of Her Majesty's High Coiut of Justice on the TWEED STEPHEN an I DASH PER Solicitors •24th day of-January 1895 by Peter Harris Wakem of for'the said Executors. 6 Prescot-drive Newsbam Park Liverpool aforesaid CHARLES FREDERICK. W ASS ELL Deceased. Gentleman one of the executors therein named) are Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Victoria cap. 35 hereby required to'send the particulars in writing of their intituled " An Act, to further amend the Lav/ of claims or demands to ns the undersigned the (Solicitors Property and to relieve Trustees." •for the said executor ou or before the 1st day of March L i OTICE is hereby given that all creditors aud other 1895 after which date tlie said executor will-proceed to i persons having any claims or demands against distribute the assets of the' said deceased amongst the . the estate of Charles Frederick Wassell lateof No. 5 Upper persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims Montague-street Bloomsbury in the county of London .and demands of which he shall then have had notice Gentleman deceased (who died on the 12th day of De- and he will not be- liable for the assets of the said cember Ib94 and whose will was proved in the Principal -deceased or any part thereof so distributed to tinypeisoa Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court or persons o£ whose-claims or demands he shall not then oE Justice on the 28th day of January 1895) are hereby •have had notice.—Dated this 1st day of February I8P5. required to send particulars in writing to me the under- H. FOciStrAW and HAWKINS Solicitors for the signed the Solicitor for Percy Willats Leggatt, Charles said Executor 5 Castle-street Liverpool. Stuart Robertson, and Robert Carter the executors WILLIAM JONES Deceased. therein named before the 19th day of March 1895 after Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Viet. c. 35. which date the said executors will proceed to distribute OTICE is hcrftby given that a 11^ creditors and other the assets of the deceased having regard only to the N persons having claims again?t the estate of1 claims and demands of which they shall then have had William Jonos late of No. 6 Buck-street in the city of notice and they will not be- liable or answerable to any .Birmingham, Bootmaker (who diod on the 10th day of person of whose debt or claim they shall not then December It94 and letters of administration to whose have had notice.—Dated this 2nd day of February 1895. •estate were on the 18th day of January 1895 granted : ROBERT CARTER 57 Basinghall-strect E.G. by the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court -Solicitor for the said Executors. •of Justice at Birmingham to Elizabeth Kcight) are JONAS WILLIAM POPE Deceased. hereby required to send to the undersigned particulars of Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35. •their claims before the 30lh day of March 1895 after OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and others which date the administratrix will di.-tributo the assets N having an}' claims or demands upon or against of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto the estate of Jouas William Pope late of No. 1 Ronald- having regard only to the claims of which she shall road Christchurch in the county of Monmouth Retired then have notice and she will not be liable for the assets Warehouseman deceased-(who died on the 26th day of of the said deceased or any part thereof so distributed to September 1894 and -whose will with a codicil thereto •any person or persons of whose claims or demands she was proved by the executors therein named on the -shall hot then have had notice.—Dated this 1st day of 26th day of January 1895 in the Llandaff District February 1895. Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of SHUTK nnd SWINSON, 8£ Waterloo-street Justice) are hereby required to send the particulars . Birmingham Solicitors for the Administratrix. thereof to us the undersigned on or before the 1st day ' WILLIAM FREDERICK CHDRCHER Deceased. of March 1895 after which .'date the assets of the said Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35 deceased will be distributed amongst the persons en- • intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- titled thereto regard being had only to those claims erty and to relieve Trustees." and demands of which notice shall then have been "TICE is hereby given that all creditors and other received.—Dated this 1st day of February 1895. persons having any debts, claims or demands GARDNER and HERBERT Highbury-chambers against the estate of William Frederick Churcher late Newport Mon. Solicitors for the Executors. -of 35 Chapel-road Worthing in the county of Sussex Re HENRY JOHN SZRED Deceased. • Newspaper Proprietor and Printer (who died on the LL persons having any claims against the estate 28th day of October 1894 and whose will was proved by of Henry John Syred late of Liverpool in the -John Churcher and Kate Emily Churcher two of the county of Lancaster Pawnbroker (who died on the 13th executors therein named in the Principal Registry of day of January 1876 and whose will was proved in the ••the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Liverpool District Registry of the Probate Division of Justice on the 3rd day of January 1895) are hereby the High Court of Justice on the 3rd day of May 1876 . required to send particulars in writing of their debts by the executors therein named) are hereby required to •claims or demands to me the undersigned as Solicitor send, the particulars in .writing of their claims to us on for the said executors on or before the 12th day of or before the 10th day'of March next after which date March 1S95 and notice is' hereby given that at the the said executors will proceed to deal with the assets 1 expiration of that time the said executors will proceed of the said deceased having regard only to the claims 'to distribute the assets of the said testator among the of which they shall then have had notice and they will parties entitled thereto having regard only to the debts not be liable for the assets so dealt with to any person claims and demands of which they shall then have of whose claim they shall not then have had notice.-5- notice and that they will not be liable for the assets or Dated this 31st day of January 1895. any part the'reof so distributed to any person or persons MASON GRIERSON and CO. - 9 Cook-street of whose debt claim or demand they shall not then have Liverpool Solicitors .for the said Executors. Tiad notice. —Dated this 30th day of January 1895. GEORGE EDDOWES Deceased. W. FRED VERRALL 55 Chapel-road Worthing Pursuant to the-Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35. •Solicitor for the Executors.- OTICE is hereby given that all persons having any Ee-SARAH WILBERFORCE STEPHEN Deceased. N claims or demands against the estate of George Pursuant to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23rd Eddowes late of Sheinton near Cressage in the county of Victoria cap. 35 intituled " An Act to further amend Salop Farmer (who died at 'Sheinton aforesaid on the . the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees." 30th day of March 1894 and whose will was proved in l^f OTIC3B is hereby given that all creditors and other the District Probate Registry of Her Majesty's High . ,13i p"ei-sons having any claims or demands against the Court of Justice at Shrewsbury on the 5th day of May 'estate of Sarah Wilberforce Stephen late of 6 the 1894 by John Alvis and Esau Clayton the executors ,Lawn St. Leonard's-on-Sea in the county of Sussex thereinnamed) are requested to send particulars thereof Spinster deceased (who died on the 5th day of January in writing to me the undersigned on or before the 18th 1895 and whose will was proved in the Principal Registry day of March 1895 after which date the executors will -.of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of distribute the assets of the -deceased having regard only -Justice on the 2tith day of January J893 by Reginald to'the claims and demands of which they'shall then -Arthur Stephen of the city of Lincoln Solicitor and have received notice.—Dated the 31st day of January •'St. Leger Grant Stephen of 36 Coleman-sfcreet in the 1895. ~city of London Solicitor the executors'thereinnamed) . HARRY W. HUGHES, 35A Castle-street Shrews,- .are hereby required tg send the particulars in writing of . bury Solicitor for the Executors. THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. 709

JOSEPH POOLE, Deceased. . on the 6th day of December 1894 and whose will was Pursuant to the Act of Pailiament 22nd and 23rd Victoria proved on the 9th day of January 1895 by Georgiana chapter 35, intituled " An Act to further amend the Elizabeth Dunham Georgiana Tibbs and Arthur Willis Law of Property and to relieve Trustees." the executrixes and executor named in the said •will) "JV[ OTIOE is hereby given that all "creditors and other are hereby required to send in the particulars in writing A. I persons having any claims -or demands agaicst the of their claims or demands to us the undersigned on or estate of Joseph Poole, formerly of 46 Toller-lane, before the 4th day of March 1895 after which date the- Manningham, and late of 18, Moorhead-villas. Shipley, said executrixes and executor will proceed to distribute both in the. parish of Bradford, in the county of York, the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons formerly a Cabinet Maker and "Upholsterer, but after- ^titled thereto having regard only to the claims and wards retired from business, deceased (who died on the demands of which they shall then hnve had notice and 18th day of September 1891 and whose will was proved they will not be liable for the assets of the said deceased in the Wakefield District Kegistry of the Probate or any part thereof so distributed to any person or Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the persons of whose claims or demands they shall not then 10th day of October, 1891, by William. Wilcoc'k of 9, have had notice.—Dated this 20th day of January 1895. •Leeds-road, Bradford aforesaid, Architect and Land YOUNG and SONS, 29 Mark-lane E.G. Solicitors Surveyor, Arthur Gant Poole, of 15, George-street, • for the Executors. Barton-on-Humber, in the county of Lincoln, Watch- maker, and John Patchett, of MildredHouse, Undercliffe, JOSIAH PEART HARVEY Deceased. Bradford aforesaid, Estate Agent, the executors therein- Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Victoria cap. 35- named) are hereby required to send the particulars, in intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- writing, of their claims or demands to the above named perty and to relieve Trustees." William Wilcock on or before the 21st day of February NOTICE is hereby given that'all creditors and other 1895, after which date the said executors will proceed to persons having any claims or demands upon or distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the against the estate of Josiah Peart Harvey late of- persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the Oxford-street and Mill-street, Kidderminster, in the claims and demands of which they shall then have had county of Worcester, Miller and Corn Dealer deceased notice; and they will not be liable' for the assets of the (who died on the 30th January 1894 and whose said deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed to any will with a codicil thereto was proved in the Principal- person or persons of whose claims or demands they shall Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High not then have had notice.—Dated this 4th day of Court of Justice on the 15th March 1894 by Henry Moore February 1895. Bell of 26 Murdoch-road Handsworth Birmingham-John OLIVER NEWTON, Solicitor for the said Exe- Lewis of Caldwell Foundry Kidderminster Ironfounder cutors. and Benson Mark Davies of 91 Barnsbnry-road Isling- ton, London, the executors therein named) are hereby ROBERT HEMPSTED, Deceased. required to send in particulars in writing of their claims Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Victoria cap. 35. or demands to us the undersigned Solicitors to the said' OTICE is hereby given that all persons having executors on or before the 6th March 1895 after which N claims against the estate of Robert Hempsted date the said executors will proceed to distribute the • late of Somersham in the county of Huntingdon Gentle- assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled man deceased who died on the 12th day of March 1883 thereto having regard only to the claims and demands- and whose will was proved on the 6th day of July of which he shall then have had notice and the said following in the Principal Probate Registry by John executors will not be liable or accountable for the Robert Fowler and John Gifford the executors therein assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person named, are hereby required to send written particulars of whoso debt or claim they shall not then have had of their claims to me the undersigned on or before the notice.—Dated this 31st day of January 1895. 1st day of March next after which date John Ekins and IVENS and MORTON, Solicitors, Kidderminster.. Robert William King the present trustees of the said will will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased THOMAS CLAYTON WOOTTON, Deceased. amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Victoria, chapter to the claims of which they shall then have had notice 35, intituled " An Act to further amend the Law.of and will not be liable for such assets or any part thereof Propeity, and to relieve Trustees." to any persons of whose claims they shall not th en have OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other had notice.—Dated this 1st day of February 1895. N persons having any debts, claims or demands W. A. WATTS St Ives Hunts Solicitor for the against the estate of Thomas Clayton Wootton late of Trustees. One Ash, Baker-street Enfield in the county of Middle- sex (who died on the 23rd day of September, 1894, and Re SARAH ANN DUTTON WRIGHT Deceased. whose will was proved by Ebenezer Gibbons the execu- Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Victoria cap. 35 tor "therein named, in the Principal Registry of the- intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, perty and to relieve Trustees." on the 15th day of November 1894), are hereby required TVFOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and persons to send particulars in writing of their debts claims or- J. 1 having any claims or demands for or against the demands to us, the undersigned, as Solicitors to the said estate of Sarah Ann Dutton Wright late of Lonsdale executor on or before the 1st day of March 1895. And House No. 160 Bristol-street in the city of Birmingham notice is hereby given, that at the expiration of that time in the county of Warwick Spinster deceased (who died the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of ' on the 24th day of November 1):94 and whose will was' the said testator among the parties entitled thereto having • proved by Frederick Wharton of Holly Cottage King's regard only to the debts, claims and demands of which Heath in the county of Worcester Estate Agent and he shall then have had notice; and that-he will not be Tom Watkin the younger oE 4 Kenilworih-plac.e Francis- liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to : road -Edgbaston Birmingham aforesaid Stationer the any person or persons of whose debt, claim or demand • exe'cutors therein named on the 21st day of January 1895 he shall not then have had notice.—Dated this 31st day in the Birmingham District Registry of the Probate of January 1895. Division of the High Court of Justice) are hereby CLAPHAM FITOH and CO., 15 Devonshire- required to send in the particulars of their claims square Bishopgate E.G. Solicitors to the said and demands to us the undersigned Solicitors for the Executor. said executors on or before the 19th day of March 1895 and notice is hereby also given that after that clay the CHARLES GEORGE LEATHART Deceased. said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35. deceased among the parties entitled thereto having, TVTOTICE is hereby given that all persons having any regard only to the claims of which the said executors J.1 claims or demands against the estate of Charles shall then have notice and that they will not be liable for George Leathart late of 179 Ladbroke Grove-road, W. th'e assets or any part thereof 'so distributed to any .Exhibition Hair Dye Maker deceased (who died on the person of whose debt or claim they shall not then have 30th April 1894 and of whose personal estate letters had notice.—Dated this 1st day of February 1895. of administration with the will annexed were granted by COTTRELL and SON 25 Waterloo-street, Bir- the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of the mingham. High Court of Justice on the 23rd January 1895 to George Miller Light) are hereby required to send WILLIAM DUNHAM Deceased. particulars in writing to us the undersigned on or before- Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35 the 5th day of March 1895 after which date the said intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of • perty and to relieve Trustees." the said deceased having regard only to the claims of NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other which notice shall then "have been given.—Dated this persons having-any claims or demands against 2nd day of February 1895. the estate of William Dunham, late of 13 Howard-road WANT and CO. 32 Victoria-street Westminster Leytonstone Merchant and Factor deceased (who died Solicitors for the said Administrator. 710 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUAKY 5, 1895.

HARRIETT 3WINSCOE, Deceased. executors therein named on the 19th day of January Pursuant to the Aft of Parliament 22nd and 23rd Vic- 1894 in the Wakefield District Registry of the Probate toria chapter 25 intituled " An Act to further amend Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice are the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees.'! hereby required to send particulars in writing of their OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other claims to the undersigned Edward Brooke Wilson the N persons having any claims or demands against the Solicitor for the said executors on or before the 31st day •estate of Harriett Swinscoe late of the Griffin Inn of March 1895 "after which date the said executors .will Waterway-street in the town of Nottingham Widow proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased deceased (who died on the 18th day of May 1892, and Emily Brooke amongst the persons entitled thereto whose will was proved on the 16th day of January 1893, having regard to the claims of which the said executors toy William Albeit Brown of Clumber-crescent South} have then notice; and they will not be liable for the the Park in the town of Nottingham Wine and Spirit assets or any pait thereof so distributed to any person of Merchant the executor named therein, in the Notting- whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time ham District Registry of the Probate Division of Her of distribution.—Dated "this 1st day of February 1895. Majesty's High Court of Justice), are hereby required to EDWABD B. WILSON, Mirfleld. Solicitors for •send the particulars, in wr'.tincr, of their claims and de- the said Executors. mands to us the undersigned, on or before the 15th day of March next, after which date the said executor will Re JOHN CANT Deceased. proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased Pursuant to the Law of Property Amendment Act 1859. amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard VTOTICE is hereby given that all creditors'and other •only to the claims and demands of which he shall then Ll persons having any claims or demands against have h;id notice; and he will not be liable for the assets the' estate of John Cant late of Hexham in the county of the said deceased, or any part thereof so distributed of Northumberland deceased (who died on the 4th day to any person or persons whose claims or demands he day of November 1894 and whose will was proved in the shall not then have had notice.—Dated the 1st day of Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Registry of the Probate JTebruarv 1895. Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the MARTIN and SONS Solicitors for the Executor 25th day of January 1895 by John Fattison Gibson of 7, Low-pavement, Nottingham. Hexbam aforesaid the executor therein named) are hereby required to send the particulars in writing of WILLIAM RIGBY FOSTER Deceased. their claims or demands to us the undersigned on or before Pursuant to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23rd the 28th day of February 1895 after which date the said Victoria, chapter 35, intituled "An Act to further executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees." deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other regard only to the claims and demands of which he shall N persons having any claims or demands against then have had notice; and he will not be liable for the •the estate of William Rigby Foster Jate of No. 81 assets of the said deceased or any part thereof so dis-. Waterloo-crescent in the town of Nottingham Ware- tributed to any person or persons of whose claims or house Manager deceased (who died on the 17th day of demands he shall not then have had notice.—Dated December 1893, and whose will was proved on the 2nd this 2nd day of February 1895. •day of March 1694, by Agnes Foster of No. 81 Waterloo- CLAYTON and GIBSON Newcastle-upon-Tyne crescent aforesaid Widow and George Robert Wells of Solicitors for the said Executor. No. 15 Castle-street Sneinton in the said town of Nottingham Corn Merchant the executors named SAMUEL CULFF Esqre. Deceased. therein, in the Nottingham District Registry of the Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35 Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Jus- intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- tice), are hereby required to send the particulars, in perty and to relieve Trustees." writing, of their claims and demands to us the under- NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having any signed, on or before the 15th day of March next, after claims or demands against the estate of Samuel which date the said executors will proceed to distribute CulfE late of No. 48 Median-road Clapton in the county •the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons of Middlesex Gentleman (who died on the 18th day of entiiled thereto, having regard only to the claims and December 1894 and whose will with one codicil thereto demands of which they shall then have had notice, and was proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate they wiil not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the or any part thereof so distributed to any person or per- 23rd day of January 1895 by the executors therein sons whose claims or demands they shall not then have named) are hereby required to send particulars in had notice.—Dated the 1st day of February 1895. writing of their claims or demands to us the under- MARTIN and SONS Solicitors for the Executors, signed Solicitors for the executors on or before the 14th 7, Low-pavement, Nottingham. day of March 1895 after which date the executors will {FLORENCE MAY STALKER SWINSCOE, Deceased. proceed to distribute the estate and effects of the said Pursuant to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23rd deceased among the parties entitled thereto having Victoria chapter 35, intituled "An Act to further regard only to those debts claims or demands of which amend the Law of Property, and to relieve Trustees." they shall then have had notice and that they will not OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other be answerable or responsible for the estate so distributed persons having any claims or demands against to any person or persons of whose claims they shall not thNe estate of Florence May Stalker Swinscoe late of then have had notice.—Dated this 2nd day of February Goldswong-terrace Cranmer-street in the town of Not- 1895. tingham Spinster deceased (who died on the 21st day of GUSH PHILLIPS WALTERS and WILLIAMS June 1894 and whose will was proved on the 16th day 3 Finsbury-circus, London, E.G. Solicitors for of January 1895 by William Albert Brown of Clumber- the Executors. crescent South the Park in the town of Nottingham Wine EMILY FRANCIS ALFORD Deceased. and Spirit Merchant the executor named therein, in the Pursuant to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23rd Vic. Nottingham District Registry of the Probate Division cap. 25 intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice), are hereby of Property and to relieve Trustees." required to send the particulars, in writing, of their OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other claims and demands to us the undersigned, on N persons having any claims and demands against or before the 15th day of March next, after which date the estate of Emily Francis Alford-late of the King's the said executor wi;l proceed to distribute the assets Arms, Taunton in the county of Somerset deceased of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, (who died on the 10th day of January 1895 and whose having regard only to the claims and demands of which will was proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate he shall then have had notice and he will not be Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the liable for the assets of the said deceased, or any part 26th day of January 1895 by Alfred Hutchins of thereof so distributed to any .person or persons whose Kingston in the said county Farmer one of the execu- claims or demands he shall not then have had notice.— tors therein named) are hereby required to send the Dated the 1st day of February 1895. particulars in writing of their claims and demands to MARTIN and SONS, Solicitors for the Executor, us the undersigned on or before the 5th day of March 7, Low-pavement, Nottingham. 1895 after which date the executor will proceed to EMILY BROOKE Deceased distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the Pursuant to the Statute 22- and 23 Vic. cap. 35 s. 29. persons entitled thereto having regard only to the LL creditors having any claims against or to the claims and demands of which he shall then have bad estate of Emily Brooke late of the Rydings notice and he will not be liable for the assets of the said BrighousA e in the county of York Widow deceased who deceased or any part thereof so distributed to any person died on the 18th day of December 1893 and whose will or persons of whoso claims or demands he shall not then was proved by Edward Brooke Wilson of Mirfield in have had notice.—Dated this 31st day of January 1895. the said county Solicitor and Arrnitage Ledgard of REED and COOK 6 Hammet-street Taunton Roundhay Lodge in the city of Leeds Esquire the Solicitors for the said Executor. THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. 711

GEORGE FERRIS Deceased. on or before the 5th day of March 1895 and notice Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Victoria cap. 35, is hereby given that at the expiration of that time the intituled " An Act to farther amend the Law of Pro- said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the perty and to relieve Trustees." said testator among the parties entitled thereto, having- NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other regard only to the debts, claims acd demands of which persons having any claims or demands against they shall then have notice; and that they will not be the estate of George Ferris late of the New-road Chip- liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed penham in the county of Wilts Gentleman deceased to any person or persons of whose debt, claim, or de- (who died on the 20th day of September 1894 and whose mand they shall not then have had notice.—Dated this will was proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate 2nd day of February I»i95. Division of the High Court of Justice on the 18th day PATERSONS SNOW BLOXAM and KINDER of October 1894 by Henry James Pike and Frederick 25 Lincoln's-inn-fields London W.C. Solicitors Michael Turk the executors therein named) are hereby to the said Executors. required to send the particulars in writing of their claims or demands to us the undersigned on or before the ELIZA. RUSH Deceased. 28th day • of February 1895, after which date the said LL persons having any claim against the estate of executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the A Eliza Rush late of 1 Pennsylvania-road (and said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having formerly of 26 High-street) Exeter Florist and Fruiterer regard only to the claims and demands of which they deceased are to send particulars thereof to us the under- shall then have had notice and they will not be liable signed on or before the 15th day of February 1895 after for the assets of the said deceased or any part thereof which date the executor will proceed to distribute the- to any person or persons of whose claims or demands estate having regard only to such claims cf which notice they shall not then have had notice.—Dated this 1st shall have been received.—Dated 1st February 1895. day of February 1895. FRIEND AND BEAL 14 Castle-street Exeter WOOD and AWDRY, Chippenham, Wilts, Soli- Solicitors for the Executor. citors for the Executors. Re SAMUEL SEVILLE Deceased. Re JANE GOODALL Deceased. Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Vic. cap. 35. LL persons claiming as next-oi-kin of Jane Goodall OTICE is hereby given that all persons having any A (formerly of Melbourne in the colony of Victoria N claims or demands against the estate of Samuel wife of the late John Goodall of the same place Butcher Seville late of Hey near Lees in the parish of A«hton- or Farm Labourer, and who died at Nottingham on the under-Lyne in the county of Lancaster Cotton.Spinner 20th day of December 1894) to be entitled to a fund deceased (who died on the 16th day of October 18«4 and bequeathed to the next-of-kin of the said Jane Goodall whose will was preyed by Alice Seville James Beardoe by George Yates formerly of Nottingham, Gentleman Grnndy and John Charles Atkins the executors therein- deceased, are required to send their names and addresses named on the 10th day of December 1894 in the with a statement of their relationship to the said Jane Manchester District Registry of the Probate Division Goodall, to the undersigned, the Solicitors for the trustee of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice) are hereby- of the said George Yates deceased, on or before the 30th required to send in particulars in writing of their claims day of June 1895; after which day the said trustee will and demands to us the undersigned the Solicitors for proceed to distribute the said fund, having regard only the said executors on or before the 9th day of March to the claims of which he shall then have had notice.— 1895 ; after which date the said executors will proceed Dated tlr's 1st day of February 1895. to distribute .the assets of the deceased among the M. BROWNE and SON Church-gate Nottingham. parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims Dr. GEORGE IRWIN WILLES Deceased. of which the said executors shall then have had notice Pursuant to the 29th section of 22 and 23 Vic. cap. 35 and they will not be liable for the said assets so dis- intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- tributed or any part thereof to any person or persons of perty and to relieve Trustees." whose claim or demand they shall not then have had NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other notice.—Dated this 1st day of January 1895. persons having any claims or demands upon or TWEEDALE SONS and LEES Church-lane, against the estate of George Irwin Willes late of No. 39 Oldham Solicitors for the Executors. South Eaton-place in the parish of St. George Hanover- square London Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals DANIEL SWAFFER, Deceased. Pursuant to an Act of Parliament made and passed in and Fleets in the Royal Navy retired deceased (who 1 died at 39 South Eaton-place aforesaid on the 6th day the 22nd and 23rd years of the reign of Her present of December 1894 and whose will was proved by William Majesty chapter. 35, intituled " An Act to further Noel Grant of No. 6 Westbourne-crescent Hyde Park amend the Law of Property, and to relieve Trustees/' Gentleman and John Pakenham Stilvyell of No. 21 Great OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and per- George-street in the-city of Westminster Banker and N sons having any claims or demands upon or Navy Agent the executors therein named in Her Majesty's against the estate of Daniel SwafEer late of Mersham in High Court of Justice at the Principal Registry of the the county of Kent Farmer deceased (who died on or Probate Division thereof on the 9th day of January in- about the 24th day of March 1894 and whose will was stant, are hereby required to send in writing particulars proved by Alfred Swaffer the brother and Edwin of their claims or demands to the undersigned Messrs. SwafEer the son of the deceased two of the executors Wynne and Son Solicitors to the said executors at their therein named on the 9th April 1894 in the Principal offices No. 31 Lincoln's-inn-fields in the county of London Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of on or before the 15th day of March 1895 after which day Justice) are hereby required to send in the particulars the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of of their claims or demands to us the undersigned the said George Irwin Willes among the parties entitled Solicitors for the said executors on or before the 20th thereto having regard only to the debts claims and de- day of February instant and notice is hereby also given mands of which the said executors shall then have had that after that date the said executors will proceed to notice and that they will not be answerable or liable for distribute- the assets of the deceased among the parties the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any per- entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of son- or persons of whose claim or demand the said which the said executors shall then have notice and that executors have not had notice at the time of such dis- they will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof tribution.—Dated this 31st day of January 1?95. so distributed to any person of whose debt or claim WrNNE and SON 31 Lincoln's-inu-fields, W.C. they shall not then have had notice.—Dated the 1st day Solicitors for the said Executors. of February 1895. HALLETT CREERY and CO. Ashford, Kent, HUGH LENNOX MORTIMER Deceased. Solicitors to the Executors. Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Victoria, chapter 35, intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of WILLIAM ALFRED GARDINER, Deceased. Property and to relieve Trustees." Pursuant to t*he Statute 22 and 23 Vic. cap. 35. OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other LL persons having any claims against the'estate of N persons having any debts, claims or demands A William Alfred Gardiner formerly of the city of against the estate of Hugh. Lennox Mortimer late of Bristol England but late of Manila in the Island of No. 10 Bu&h-lane in the city of London and of No. 2 Luzon Philippine Islands Mercantile Clerk (who died Seymour-villas Anerley in the county of Surrey Iron llth February 1886) are required to send particulars Merchant (who died on the 23rd day of November, 1894, thereof to the undersigned Solicitors for Neil Macleod and whose will was proved by Walter Eccleston Bartrum of 9 Billiter-square London E.G. the administrator and Henry Mortimer Thompson the executors therein before the 5th day of March 1895 after which date the named in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division deceased's assets will be distributed having regard only of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 17th to claims then notified.—Dated the 4th February 1895. day of January 1895), are hereby required to send LINKLATER HACKWOOD ADDISON and particulars.in writing of their debts, claims or demands BROWN 2 Bond-court Walbrook London E.G. to us, the undersigned, as Solicitors to the said executors, Solicitors for the Administrator. No. 26595. E 712 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

THOMAS HUGH JOSE3 Deceased. Quebec Tavern 540 Oxford-street in the said county of Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Vic. c. 35 intituled London Licensed Victualler, the executors named in the "•An Act to further amend the Law of Property and said will) are hereby required to send the particulars, in to relieve Trustees." writing, of their claims or demands to us, the under- OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other signed, Solicitors for' the said executors, on or before N_ persons having any claims or demands against the the 25th day of March 1895 ; and notice is also hereby ' -estate of Thomas Hugh Jones of Llw3rnygroes in- the given, that after that day the said executors will pro- -county of Cardigan Medical Student and formerly of ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased •' No. 5 Jeffrey-street Edinburgh in North Britain deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard ' -(who died-on the 15th day of December 1893 and whose only to the claims and demands of which they shall •will was proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate then have bad notice : and that they will not be liable Division of the High Court of Justice on the 6th day of for the assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof, 4 March 1894 -by Thomas Phillips the solo acting executor so distributed, to any person or persons of-whose claims therein named) are hereby required to send the particu- or demands they shall'not then have had notice.—Dated lars in writing of their claims and demands to me the this 2nd day of February 1895. undersigned on or before the 1st day of March next ADAMS and HUGONIN 107 Long-acre, London, after which date the said executor will proceed to dis- W.C. Solicitors for the said Executors. tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the Miss HELEN WOLF. Deceased. persons entitled thereto having regard only to the Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Victoria, cap.'35, -claims and demands of which he shall then have had intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- notice and he will not be liable for the assets of the perty and to relieve Trustees." said deceased or any pare thereof so distributed to any NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons having any .' person or persons of whose claims or demands he shall claims or demands on the estate of Helen Wolf, •not then have had notice.—Dated this 31st day of formerly of 42, Sloane-square, Chelsea, and afterwards January 1895. ' of 152, Ebury-street, Eaton-square but late of 316, York- THOMAS PHILLIPS Executor Solicitor Llan- road, Camden-road, all in the county of Middlesex dovery Carmarthenshire. Spinster (who died on the 30th day of'November 1894, • Mrs. ELIZA FORGE Deceased. and whose will with three codicils thereto were proved " '.Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Victoria cap. 35. in -the Principal Probate Registry of Her Majesty's High LL creditors and other persons having claims Court of Justice on the 18th day of December 1894, A against the estate of Eliza Forge late of 10 Saint by Jane Bartlett and Annie Elizab'eth Hodder, the • .3Peter's-road Saint I.eonards-on-Sca in the county of executrixes therein named) arc hereby required to send : Sussex Widow deceased (who died on the 12th d.ty of the particulars of their respective debts or claims to the • December 189-i and to whose estate letters of adminis- said executrixes, at the office of their Solicitors, Messrs. tration were granted to Herbert Forge the natural and Young, Jackson, Beard, and King, No. 12, Essex-street, • lawful son and one of the next-of-kin by the Principal Strand, in the county of Middlesex, on or before the 12th Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High day of March 1S95. And that after the said l-2th day of • "Court of Justice on the 9th day of January 1895) are March 1895, the said executrixes will proceed to distri- hereby required to send particulars in writing of their bute the assets of the said Helen Wolf among the persons claims or demands lo us the undersigned on or before the entitled thereto^ having- regard only to the debts or . 1st day of March 1895 after which-date the said adminis- claims of which the executrixes shall then have had it-rator will proceed' to distribute the assets of the said notice. And the executrixes will not be liable for the • -deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having assets so distributed to any person of whose debt or ' rregard only to the claims and demands of which he shall claims they shall not then have had notice.—Dated this 'then have had notice and he will not be liable for the Isfc day. of February 1895. assets o£ fthe said deceased or any part thereof so YOUNG JACKSON BEARD and KING 12, -distributed to any person or persons of whose claims or Essex-street, Strand, London,-Solicitors for the ^-'demands he shall not "then have bad notice.—Dated Executrixes. •ihis 4th day of February 1895. STEAYEiS7SON and COULD WELL, 93, Grace- MARY HEATH Deceased. church-street, London, Solicitors for the said Pursuant to the Act of Parliament J22nd and 23rd Vic- Administrator. toria, cap. 35, intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Property and 'to relieve Trustees." • Ee THOMAS EVANS Deceased. TVfOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other Pursuant to the Trustees Belief Act, 22nd and 23rd Vic., A. i persons having any claims or demands against the cap. 35.' estate of Mary Heath, late of 295 Clapham-road in the OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other' county of London deceased (who died on the 17th day N persons having claims or demands against the of December 1894 arid whose will was proved in the •'-estate of Thomas Evans late of 63 Grange-mount, Bir- Principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her • -kenhead,- in the county of .Chester, Justice of the Peace, Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 29th day -of • Gentleman, deceased (who died on the 14th Decem- January 18U5 by Walter Brougham Heath and "Adam ber last and whose will was proved in the Chester Rivers Steele the executors therein named) are hereby District Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's required to send the particulars in writing of their High Court of Justice on the 22nd day of January 1895 by claims or demands to us the undersigned the Solicitors .Robert Evans of 57 Grange-mount aforesaid Gentleman for the executors on or before the 9th day of March -and George Penk of 2 Palm-grove Claughton in the said next; after which date the said executors will proceed frcoanty Coal Merchant, the executors therein named) are to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the ' hereby required to send particulars in writing of their persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims ^claims or demands to me the undersigned Waiter Hope and demands of which they shall then have had notice; Reinhardt on or before the loth day of March 1895, and they will not be liable for the assets of the said s. after which date the said executors will distribute the deceased, or any part thereof so distributed to any . assets of the said deceased having regard only to the person or persons of whose claims or demands they shall -, claims and demands of which they shall have notice, not then have had notice.—Dated this 2nd day of : -and they will not be liable for the said assets so dis- February 1895. ttrikmted to any persons of whose claims they shall not A. R. and H. STEELE, 21, College-hill, London, 'iSfaen "have had notice.—Dated this 1st day of February, E.G., Solicitors for the Executors. 1895. Re THOMAS MORRIS Deceased. W, H. RE1NHARDT of 33 Hamilton-street, Bir- OTICE is hereby given pursuant to Statute 22nd jfcentiead Solicitor for the said Executors. N and 23rd Viet. cap. 35 that all persons having ARTHUR JAMES SHEPHERD Deceased. any claims against the estate of Thomas Morris late JPursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35, of Cwm Garw Penygraig-road Mount Pleasant in the .intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Pro- county borough of Swansea Retired Engine Driver who • -vperty and to relieve Trustees." died on the 6th day of July 1894 and whose will was •~1V]"OilCE is hereby given that all creditors and 'other proved by- David Morgan Thomas and John Bennett the 1^1 persons having any claims or demands against the executors therein named on the 21st day of September estate of Arthur James Shepherd late of the Hop Poles 1894 in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division Tavern No. 66 Edgware-road Hyde Park in the county of the High Court of Justice are required to send in . • of London, Licensed Victualler, deceased (who died on particulars in writing of such claims to the undersigned •-.'the 28th day of December, 1894; and whose will was before the 2nd day of March next after which date the -proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division- executors will distribute the assets among the persons vof Her Majesty's High Court oE Justice, on the 26th 6"ay entitled having regard only to the claims of which they sof January 1895 by Henry George Iggulden (in the will shall then "have had notice.—Dated this 29th day of of .the deceased called Harry Iggulclcn) of 1« Tabley- January 1895. 'roa'd f uf nell Park in the sa;.d county of London Silk ; J. D. VALENTINE JONES 14 Castle-square 'Agent, and George Henry Shepherd of the City of! Swansea Solicitor to the Executors. THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBKUARY 5, 1895. 7'1 &

EDWAED WESTEUP Deceased. Middlesex Solicitors and of the Auctioneer at his offices • Pursuant to the Statute 22 and1 23rd Victoria chapter 138 Holton-road, Ban-y Dock aforesaid and at the place- -35 intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of of sale.—Dated thia 81st day of January 1895. Property and to relieve Trustees." O..BURNEY, Chief Clerk. - OTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other N persons having; any debts claims or demands against the estate of Edward \Vestrup, lato of Little Parndon in the county of Essex, Miller (who died on NAVONE. the 22nd January 1894 and whose will and two To Carlo Gerolamo Simone Navone and Emanuel Gia-r codici's were proved in tire Principal Eegistry on the como Paolo Navone and to Hel'ano Gracomo Navone- 12th day of March 1894 by William Edward Westrnp son of Carlo Gerolamo Simone Navone. and Ernest Arthur Ay ling the executors) are hereby . |_)UE3UANT to an Order made by Mr. Justice Chitty required to send the particulars in writing of their claims JL in an action re Navone—Origoue v. Navone 1892- and demands to the said William Edward Westrup at N. 1541 directing an enquiry who \vere the next-of-kin, 27 Shooter's Hill-road London S.E. on or before the according to the Statutes for distribution of intestates' 1st clay of March next after which, date the said execu- estates, of the intestate Dominic Navone deceased (who* tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said died in 1868) living at the time of his death and whether- deceased amongst the person entitled thereto, having any of them are since dead and if so who are their regard only to the claims and demands of which they respective personal representatives. The above named*, shall then have had notice, and they will not be liable persons if living or their next-of-kin are by their Solici- for the assets of the said deceased or any part thereof tors on or before the 24th day of April 1895 to come in? so distributed to any person or persons of whose claims and prove their identity at the chambers of Mr. Justice or demands they shall not then have had notice.—Dated Chitty at the Eoyal Courts of Justice Strand England this 29th day of January 1895. or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded" JNO. EOBT. PAKEMAN 20Bucklersbury London from participating in any part of the estate of the said. E.G. Solicitor for the Executors. Dominic Navone deceased. The above named persons* have not been heard of for thirty years and are.- MAEY ANN McDOUALL Deceased. believed'to have gone to Peru. Thursday the 2nd day Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vic. cap. 35. of May 1895 at twelve o'clock at noon at the said LL persons having claims against the estate .of chambers is appointed for hearing and adjudicating; A the abovenamed deceased formerly of No. 385 upon the claims.—Dated this 31st-day of January 1895J. Harrow-road but late of No. 10 Oharlton-road Harlesden JOHN W. HAWKINS Chief Clerk. in the county of Middlesex Widow are to send particulars SAXTON and MOEGAN, 29 Somerset - street, to us the undersigned Solicitors for the executors on or Portman-square, London, W. Solicitors for the before the 25th day of March next after which date the -Plaintiffs. executors will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have received notice.—Dated this 1st day of February In the Matter of a Deed oi Assignment for the Benefit" 1895. of Creditors executed by Charles Haydon of Luton in. BEEMEIDGE and LUKE, Exeter. the county of Bedford Painter and Plumber. EMILY BARBEE BEAUMONT' Deceased. fTlAKE notice that any person having any claim,- Pursuant to the Law of Property Amendment Act 1859. JL against the estate of the said Charles Haydon' LL persons having claims against the estate of • is requested to send particulars thereof to William A Miss Emily Barber Beaumont late of 45 Regency- Nicholson of 12 Wood-street, E.G. the Trustee of the square Brighton Sussex deceased (who died on 18th estate on or before the 20th day of February instant, January J 895 and.wbose will was proved in the Lewes immediately after which day he will proceed to divide, District Registry on 29th January 1895 by Ernest the estate amongst the creditors of whose claims he has?% Augustus Barber Beaumont Esqre. the sole executor) then had notice. Any creditor failing to send such* are hereby required to send to the undersigned par- particulars of his claim will be excluded from all benefit. ticulars of their claims before 5th March next after under the said Assignment.—Dated this 1st day of" which day the executor will distribute the deceased's February 1895. assets having regard only to the claims of which he NEVE and BECK Old Bank-buildings Luton and shall then have had notice.—Dated this Jst day of 21 Lime-street E.G. Solicitors to the said Trustee February 1895. In the Matter of an Assignment for the Benefit ofi F. W. J. FOED 8 North-street Brighton Solicitor Creditors executed on the 31st day of October 1894- for the Executor. by Frederick William Herbert of the Wine Office - LETITIA THOMAS (late PE03SEE) Deceased. Stcyning in the county of Sussex'Wine and Spirit- Pursuant to the 29th Section of Statute 22nd and 23rd Merchant. Viet. cap. 35. LL persons having claims against the said Frederick - 'OTICE is hereby given that creditors and other A William Herbert who have not yet done so are- persons having any claims or demand upon the required to send particulars thereof to Alfred "Cotton < estate of Letitia Thomas (late Prosser) of the Eoyal Oak Harper of 10 Trinity-square Tower-hill K.G. Charteredj Inn Tonna near Neath in the county of Glamorgan, Accountant the Trustee under the said Assignment or to-- deceased, who died on the 20th December 1894 and whose us the undersigned on or before the l^th day of March will was proved _on the 23rd day of January 1895 are re- next otherwise they will be excluded from Dividend quired to send in a statement of their claims to me the under the said Assignment.—Dated this 2nd day o£ undersigned on or before the 5th day of March next after February 1895. which date the assets of the deceased will be distributed IEVINE HODGES and BOEEOWMAN 8 Hart- amongst the parties entitled thereto.—Dated this 1st street, Mark-lane London E.G. Solicitors for the day of February 1895. Trustee. J. TALIES1N DAVIES 4 Alma-place, Neath Solicitor for the Executrix. In the Matter of a Deed of Assignment for the Benefit? of Creditors executed on the 23rd day of December 1893 by John Nelson then carrying on business at- Avenham-street Mill in Preston in the county of Lan- O be sold by auction pursuant to an Order of the caster as a Baby Linen and Underclothing Manu- T High Court of Justice Chancery Division made in facturer. an action Davies and others v. the Barry Dock Sanitary rpHE creditors of the above named John Nelson who- Steam Laundry Company Limited with the approbation JL have not already sent in their claims are required! of Mr. Justice Chitty by Mr. Edward Bees the person on or before the 21st day of February 1895 to send inx appointed by the said Judge at the Eoyal Hotel Main- their names and addresses and the particulars of their street, Cadoxton- juxta-Barry in the county of Gla- debts or claims to John Jackson of 46 Lime-street morgan, on Wednesday the 20th day of February 1895 Preston aforesaid Wholesale Hosier and Draper the at three o'clock in the afternoon in one lot:— Trustee under the said Deed or in default thereof they - will be excluded from the benefit of the Dividend pro-- The leasehold premises known as the Barry Dock 1 Sanitary Steam Laundry held under a lease of 999 years posed after such date to be declared.—Dated this 31st- from the ] st November 1884 at an annual ground rent day of January 1895. of £17. Together with the machinery plant fittings and JAMES CEAVEN 34 Winokley-square Preston. fixtures horse van and other effects used in or about the Solicitor for the Trustee. business of the said laundry and the goodwill of the Tn the Matter of a Deed of Assignment for the Benefit said business the whole as a going concern. of Creditors, executed on the 6th day of October 1894 Particulars and conditions of sale may be had gratis by Eobert Wilson then residing at the Market Head^ of Mr. Frederick Propert Jones-Lloyd of Barry Dock in Derby in the county of Derby and Thomas Eadford the county of Glamorgan, Solicitor, of Messrs. Metcalfe Hodgkinson, then, residing at 137 Kedleston-road, in and Sharpe of 40 Chancery-lane in the county of Derby aforesaid, trading in partnership as Grocers at. E 2 714 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 5, 1895.

the Market Head, Derby aforesaid, under the style post to the above named notice in writing of his in- or firm of Bakewell and Wilson. tention so to do. The notice must state the name and FpHE creditors of the above named Bakewell and address of the person or if a firm the name and address J_ Wilson who have not already sent in their claims, of the firm and must be signed by the person or firm arc. required, on or before the 21st day of February, or his or their Solicitor (if any) and must be served, or 1895, to send in their names and addresses, and par- if posted must be sent by post in sufficient time to reach ticulars of their debts or claims, to Thorras Henry the above named not later than six o'clock in the after- Harrison of the Wardwick, Derby aforesaid, Chartered noon of the 14th of February 1895. Accountant, or to Oscar Berry of Monument-yard, in the •city of London, Chartered Accountant, the Trustees under the said deed, or in default thereof, they will be The Bankruptcy Acts, 1883 and 1890. excluded from the benefit of- the Dividend proposed to In the High Court of Justice, in Bankruptcy. be declared.—Dated this 2nd day of February 1895. No. 1208 of 1890. BO BOTH AM ATT WOOD and EOBOTHAM St. Re Alexander Honrichs trading as Honrichs and Co. Mary's-gate, Derby Solicitors for the said formerly of 39A, Threadneedle-street now of 29 Trustees. Bishopsgate-street both within the city of London and residing at .48 Beaufort-gardens, Kensington, Middlesex Merchant. OTICE is hereby given, that an Order was, on the In the County Court of Lancashire holden at Liverpool N 31st day of January, 1895, made by the Board of No. 1 of 1895. Trade, under the powers conferred upon them by the In the Matter of the Companies Acts 1862 to 1890 and Bankruptcy Acts, 1883 and 1890, removing Templer in the Matter of the Eberles Restaurant and Refresh- Lethbridge Down, of No. 3, Pope's Head-alley, Lombard- ment Contractors Company Limited. street, London, E.C., from the office of Trustee of the "VTOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the property of the said Alexander Honrichs a bankrupt.— J.1 winding up of the above named Company by the Dated this 31st day of January, 1895. County Court of Lancashire holden at Liverpool was By the Board of Trade, • >on the 1st day of February 1895 presented to the said JOHN SMITH, Inspector-General in Bankruptcy. •Court by Howard Glendinning of Wellington Lodge Wavertree near Liverpool Fish and Poultry Dealer The Bankruptcy Acts, 1S83 and 1890. trading as E. Glendinning and Co. at St. John's Market In the County Court of Lancashire holden at Liverpool. And that the said petition is directed to be Manchester. heard before the Court sitting at the Court-house In Bankruptcy. No. 31 of. 1891. Government-buildings Victoria-street Liverpool on the Re Charles Henry Harvey of the Victoria Hotel, yictoria- 15th day of February 1895 at eleven o'clock in the fore- street, Manchester, and lately carrying on business at noon and any creditor or contributory oE the said Com- 7 Chapel-walks, Cross-street, Manchester Sanitary pany desirous to support or oppose the making of an Engineer. Order on the said petition may appear at the time of OTICE is hereby given, that an Order was, on the hearing by himself or his Solicitor for that purpose; and N 29th day of January 1895, made by the Board of a copy of the petition will be furnished to any creditor or Trade, tinder the powers conferred upon them by the contributory of the said Company requiring the same by Bankruptcy Acts, 1883' and 1890, removing George the undersigned on payment of the regulated charge for William Sharp of Central-buildings North John-street, sthe same.—Dated this 2nd day of February 1895. Liverpool from the office of Trustee of the property of BOYLE and RUTHERFORD 8 Sweeting-street the said Charles Henry Harvey a bankrupt.—Dated this Liverpool Solicitors for the Petitioning Creditor. 29th day of January, 1895. NOTE.—Any person who intends to appear on the By the Board of Trade, shearing of the said petition must serve on and send by JOHN SMITH, Inspector-General in Bankruptcy. THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1883 AND 1890. RECEIVING ORDERS.

No. of Whether Act or Acts of No. • Debtor's Name. Date of Filing No. of Date of Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved Address. \ Description. Court. Petition. Blatter. Receiving Order. Beoeiving Creditor's in Creditor's Orfler. Petition. Petition.) 429 Andreae, Walter (carry- 132, Hurlingham-road, Fnlham, Middlesex, Electrical Engineer High Court of Feb. 2, 1895 157 Feb. 2, 1895 82 Debtor's ing on business , as and 62, Vauxhall Bridge-road, lately carry- Justice in of 1895 Walter Andreae and ing on business at 47A, Lower Belgrave- Bankruptcy Co.) street, both in the county of London 430. Coste, Edmund John ... The Dolphin Public-house, 60, Coleman- Licensed Victualler High Court of Jan. 23, 1895 107 Jan. 31, 1895 74 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (H.), Bank- O street, in the city of London Justice in of 1895 rupcty Act, 1883 JzS Bankruptcy t) .O 431 Edmonds, Benjamin ... The Old Shades, 27 and 28, Charing-crbss, Licensed Victualler High Court of Jan. 31, 1895 147 Jan. 31, 1895 76 Debtor's Middlesex Justice in of 1895 * Bankruptcy O 432 Grey, Henry Hope Villa, Tennyson-road, Kilburn, in the Gentleman High Court of Jan. 4, 1895 14 Feb. 1, 1895 78 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- county of London Justice in of 1895 ruptcy Act, 1883 Bankruptcy H 433 Hall, Henry Stephenson 36, Old Jewry, in the city of London, and Printer and Stationer, High Court of Jan. 4, 1895 16 Feb. 1, 1895 79 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- H Strawberry Lodge, Cheam-lane, Sntton, and Job Master Justice in of 1895 ruptcy Act, 1883 Surrey Bankruptcy 434 Hunt, Harry ...... 54, Newington Green, in the county of High Court of Dec. 29, 1894 1709 Feb. 1, 1895 80 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- London Justice in of 1894 ruptcy Act, 1883 W Bankruptcy 435 Magnus, Oscar Israel Trading at G7, Mansell-street, Aldgate, in Grocer High Court of Jan. 8, 1895 31 • Feb. 2, 1895 81 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (H.), Bank- (trading as Magnus the city of London Justice in of 1895 ruptcy Act, 1883 and Co.) Bankruptcy 436 Todmian, Joseph Torr ... Colombo, in the island of Ceylon,, lately Lately carrying on busi- High Court of Oct. 19, 1894 1409 Jan. 31, 1895 . 77 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (D.), Bank- en residing at Rosenfels, Dorking, and lately ness as an Electrician Justice in of 1S94 ruptcy Act, 1883 carrying on business at 36, Bermondsey- Bankruptcy oo street, both in Surrey, and at 11, Queen

No. of Wiiushei Act or Act' of No. Debtor's Name. Address. , Description. Court. Date of Filing No. of Date of Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved ' Petition. Matter. Receiving Order. Receiving Ordflr Creditor's in Creditor's .' , •- ' '.:•.'•': . . . .-'.'.' ' ..'"•"•'. . . : : !-"'-" •' ~ . Petition. Pesiziou. 439 Sketchley, Samuel In lodgings at the Admiral Napier Inn, Horse Dealer, late Derby Feb. 2, 1895 5 Feb. 2, 1895 5 Debtor's Canal-street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Licensed Victualler and of 1895 H late of the White Horse Inn, Morledge, Horse Dealer Derby, Derbyshire i fe 440 Thompson, Henry Harris Sandyfields, Sedgley, Staffordshire Clerk .... Dudley.... Jan. 28, 1895 3 Jan. 28, 1895 3 Debtor's • . • .' . . " ' of 1895 • . ....'• 6 441 Baines, George Richard 56, Carr-street, Ipswich, and New Cross- Baker and Confectioner Ipswich Jan. 29, 1895 4 Jan. 29, 1895 ' 4 Debtor's g roads, Northfields, Stamford, Lincolnshire of 1895 . o 442 Brown, Thomas Residing at 28, Mahrern-road, Beeston Hill, Commission Agent Leeds Feb. 1, 1895 ' 16 ' Feb. 1,1895 15 Debtor's and lately carrying on business at 38, of 1895 Corn Exchange, both in the city of Leeds • , Q 443 Glossop, James Residing at 2, Queen's-square, in the city of rsj and Leeds, Yorkshire fcfc~ Woods, George, the Residing at 4, Lifton-place, Leeds • H younger (trading as • ' - * HJ Glossop and Woods) ... At, 103, Albion-street, Leeds Horse Collar and Leeds Jan. 31, 1895 13 ' Jan. 31, 1895 '12' Debtor's Saddlery Manufac- of 1895 »T turers and Saddlery . j Ironmongers 1 " " t?3 444 North, Frederick 1, Virginia-road, in the city of Leeds, Out of business Leeds Jan. 31, 1895 14 Jan. 31, 1895 13 Debtor's bd Yorkshire of 1895 3 445 Parkinson, Fred 19, Highbury-place, Pudsey, in the town- Commission Agent Leeds Feb. 1, 1895 15 ' Feb. 1, 1895 14 Debtor's ship of Bramley, in the city of Leeds, of 1895 ? 1 £d Yorkshire " -^ 446 'Raiment, Edward Bute House, Uppingham-road, Leicester, Provision Merchan' t Leicester Jan. 31, 1895 6 Jan. 31, 1895 5 Debtor's Ol • Leicestershire of 1895 447 Ains worth, James Residing and carrying on business at 24, Bookseller, Stationer, and Liverpool Feb. 1, 1895 12 Feb. 1, 1895 4 Debtor's CO Nevill-street, Southport, Lancashire, also Auctioneer of 1895 CJ1 carrying on business at Bank Hey-street, . Blackpool, Lancashire, and lately carrying 1 on business also at Market-place, Wigan, and at Market-street, Bacup, both in

Lancashire ( 448 Pierce, Walter 36, Pepper-street, Nantwich Plumber ... Nantwich and Jan. 17, 1895 1 Jan. 31, 1895 2 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (G.) Bank- Crewe of 1895 ruptcy Act, 1883 RECEIVING ORDERS—continued. - Whether r ' HO.OW*» e\4Z Actor Acts of No.; Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Date of Filing No. of Date of Receiving Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved Petition. Matter. Receiving Order. riviAA'm Creditor's In Creditor's & UTG6T* Petition. Petition. 449' Edwards, George Oak Lodge, Brynawel, near Besolven, Gla- Coal Miner Neath Feb. 1, 1895 2 Feb. 1, 1895 2 Debtor's t morganshire oE 1895 "H3 W 450 Hirsch, Barnett ... 30, Hoskins-street, lately residing and Travelling Draper Newport, Mon.... Feb. 1, 1895 7 Feb. 1, 1895 5 Debtor's • hH i carrying on business at 141, Dock-street, of 1895 PJ and 5, Pugsley-street, all in the county t—L I borough of Newport 0 451 Parker, James Bowing Swanton Morley, Norfolk ;.. Farmer ...... Norwich Feb. 2, 1895 4 Feb. 2, 1895 4 Debtor's '* (commonly known as / of 1895 • O James Bowing) ol-J '452 Jenner, Birt St. Aubyn ... Nycols Nymet, in the parish of North Gentleman Plymouth and Ja.n. 81, 1895 5 Jan. '31, 1895 3 Debtor's ^ Tawton, Devonshire East Stone- of 1895 Q house .-> 453 Edwards, Florence 13, Hannah-street, Porth, Glamorganshire ... Outfitter and Gent's Pontypridd Jan. 19, 1895 4 Jan. 31, 1895 4 Creditor's ... Sec. 4-1 (A.) Bank- hd Mercer of 1895 ruptcy Act, 1883 £3 454 Jones, David William ... Tynewydd Hotel, Forth, Glamorganshire • ... Licensed Victualler Pontypridd Feb. 1, 1895 6 Feb. 1, 1895 . 5 ' Debtor's of 1895 $ 455 Cook, Charles ... 17, Old Christchurch-road, Bournemouth, Tobacconist and Lodging- Poole Jan. 31, 1895 6 Jan. 31, 1895 6 Debtor's residing at Minnebaha, Sea-road, Boscombe, house Keeper of 1895 3L?3 Hampshire W 456 Porteous, Emma ... .. Ashampstead Vicarage, Pangbourne, Berk- Widow Beading Dec. 18, 1894 29 Jan. 29, 1895 3 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- CJ shire of 1894 ruptcy Act, 1883 b>. 457 Lyth, Francis .;. 2, Market-street, Scarborough, Yorkshire ... Boot Dealer Scarborough ... Jan. 81, 1895 4 Jan. 31, 1895 4 Debtor's of 1895 H ( •5* • 458 ' W&tson, John -Albert 193, Langsett-road, and the Langsett-road Brick Manufacturer Sheffield Feb. 2, 1895 8 Feb. 2, 1895 9 Debtor's ' i-* (trading as Watson Brick Works, both in the city of Sheffield, of 1895 CO : to Brothers) . Yorkshire ' • Ol 459 •Willis, Hannah •Late of 35,- now of 65, both in Parkgate,' A Married Woman, trad- Stockton - on - Dec. 20, 1894 80 Jan. 30, 1896 7 Debtor's Darlington, in the county of Durham ing in respect of her Tees and Mid- of 1894 | separate1 estate as a dlesborough i • Corn and Flour Dealer "460 Lippmann, Siegmund .. 56"," Wind-street and' Glantawe, Heathfiel'd, Commission Agent and" Swansea .. Jan. 21, 1895 4 Jan. 30, 1895 G Creditor's.. See. 4-1 (H.), Bank- " both in the county borough of Swansea Tin Plate Merchant of 1895 ruptcy Act, 1883 . £J 1 • ••* RECEIVING ORDERS—continued. oo Whether Actor Acts of Date of Filing No. of Date of No. of Debtor's or Bankruptcy proved No. Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Petition. Matter. Beceiring Order. Receiving Creditor's in Creditor's Order. Petition. Petition. 461 James, David Vincent-terrace, and trading at Lion-street, Draper Tredegar Jan. 31, 1895 3 Jan. 31, 1895 2 Debtor's both at Blaenavon, Monmouthshire of 1895 462 Blackwell, George Residing in lodgings at 18, Elm Tree-road, w William Stirchley, near the city of Birmingham, formerly in lodgings at 140, Lichfield- and street, Walsall, Staffordshire Mawditt, William James 6, Montague-terrace, Montague-hill, Kings- down, in or near to the city of Bristol, and . formerly in lodgings at 140, Lichfield- u • street, Walsall aforesaid O Trading in copartnership at Burrowes-street, Builders Walsall...... Jan. 14, 1895 3 Jan. 30, 1895 3 Creditor's... Sec. 1, Bankruptcy izj Walsall aforesaid of 1895 Act, 1890 463 . Mason, George 7, Cliff on-gardens, Battersea Park, Surrey ... Commercial Traveller ... Wands worth' ... Nov. 1, 1894 53 Jan. 31, 1895 G Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (G.), Bank- of 1894 ruptcy Act, 1883 464 Prate, Charles Arthur ... Bushford, Salford Priors, Warwickshire Farmer Warwick ... Jan. 25, 1895 2 Feb. 1, 1895 2 Creditor's... Sec. 4-1 (F.), Bank- of 1895 ruptcy Act, 1883

Thefollonvng Amended Notice is substituted for that pub lisked in the Lon don Gazette of the 1st January, 1895. 38 Clark, Frederick... 146, Somers-road, Southsea, Hampshire Cycle Agent Portsmouth. -... Dec. 24, 1894 53 Dec. 24, 1894 50 Debtor's of 1894

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O : Date of Order, Debtor's Name. No. Date of First Hour. Date of Public Many, Address. Description. Court. Meeting. Place. Examination. Hoar* Place. for Summary Administration. Case, John National Sporting Club, A Member of the High Court of 34 Feb. 12, 1895 12 noon Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 27, 1895 11 A.M. Bankruptcy CD •Covent Garden, London, National Sport- Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- present residence the ing Club afore- Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey - street, Petitioning Creditor is said, Gentleman London, W.C. - unable to ascertain

H. Chancellor" and • 19, Manchester-avenue, in High Court of 1638 Feb. 12, 1895 2.30 P.M. Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 27, 1895 12 noon Bankruptcy • IT* Co. the county of London Justice in of 1894 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- O Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey • street, London, W.C. Coste, Edmund John The Dolphin Public-house, Licensed Victu- High Court of 107 Feb. 12, 1895 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 27, 1895 11.30 A.M. Bankruptcy 60, Coleman-street, in aller Justice in of 1895 • ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- city of London Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey - street, J London, W.C. £ tCS>J Ellesmere, George 63, Albert-road, Dalston, Late Wine, Spirit, High Court of 130 Feb. 13, 1895 12 noon Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 28, 1895 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - Jan. 30, 1895 H Andrew lately trading at 1 05 and and Beer Dealer, Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- H 107, Mate-street, Hackney, Grocer and Pro- Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey • street, H 249, Boman-road, Bow, vision Merchant, London, W.C. and 74, Landor-road, now out of busi- Stockwell. all in the ness . county of London bo Fox, Robert ... 215, Markhouse - road, Poulterer's Assist- High Court of 125 Feb. 13, 1895 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 28, 1895 11.30 A.M. Bankruptcy Jan. 30, 1895 Walthamstow, Essex ant Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- Bankruptcy London, W.C rey - street. d London, W.C. Maffuniades, Alexan- 364, Kingsland-road, Lon- Manager of a High Court of 143 Feb. 14, 1895 " 12 noon Bankruptcy - build- Mar. 1, 1895 11 A.M. Bankruptcy der John don, N.E., formerly 5, Public Company Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- S Duke-street, in the city Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey - street, 5* of London London, W.C. i-* 00 Payne, S. E 94, High-street, Camden Milkseller High Court of 22 Feb. 14, 1895 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - build- Mar. 1, 1895 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - en Town, Middlesex Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings. Ca- Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey - street, London, W.C. Bapport, Isaac 1, Old Montague-street, Hosier High Court of 126 Feb. 12, 1895 2.30 P.M. Bankruptcy - build- • Feb. 22, 1895 11.30A.M. Bankruptcy .- Brick-lane, Spitalfields, in Justice ... in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- the county of London Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey - street, . London, W.C. FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS—sontfntwd. to o

Date of Order Date of Ktnt DateofPubllc if any, Hoar. Hour. Place. r ' Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Conrt. No. Meeting. Plsoe. Examination. «>r Summa y Administration.

Rayment, Joseph ... 341, Bethnal Green-road, Fishmonger and High Court of 133 Feb. 13, 1895 2.30 P.M. Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 22, 1895 11.30 A.M. Bankruptcy - in the county of London Pork Butcher Justice in of 1895 ings, •• Carey-street, buildings, Ca- Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey - street, W • London, W.C. & Smith, John Edward 536, Caledonian - road. Licensed Vic- High Court of 114 Feb. 15, 1895 12 noon Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 26, 1895 12.30 P.M. Bankruptcy , - t-* Holloway.of the Bedford tualler Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- o Hotel, 4, Southampton- Bankruptcy London, W.C. , . rey '•- street, - J2J buildings, Uolborn, and London, W.C. O of the King's Head Public- ' . house, 15, Broad-street, O Bloomsbury, all in Middle- sex, lately trading at the Ship Tavern, Ivy-lane, in the city of London . IN Standen, Bernard ... Late the Primrose • Club, High Court of 3 Feb. 15, 1895 2.30 P.M. Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 26, 1895 12.30 P.M. Bankruptcy pa St. James's, in the county Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- 'of London, and Acton Bankruptcy London, W.C. ruy - street, ! House, Ashford, Kent, Jbondon, W.C. • present residence the . . Petitioning Cre'ditor is unable to ascertain

Timpson, Edward 78, - Bunhill-row, in the Picture Mount High Conrt of 124 Feb. 14, 1895 2.30 P.M. Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 26, 1895 1 P.M. Bankruptcy .Charles parish of St.. Luke's, for- Maker Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- merly 215, Old - street, Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey - street, cj E.C., and 81, Leonard- London, W.C. street, B.C., all in Middle- sex , Young, Frank Broad- 161, Gloucester-road, South Builder High Court of 37 Feb. 15, 1895. 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - build- Feb. 26, 1895 12.30 P.M. Bankruptcy .Jan. 31, 1895 foot Kensington, in the county Justice in of 1895 ings, Carey-street, buildings, Ca- of London Bankruptcy London, W.C. rey - street, oo London, W.C. . CO en Beesley, Thomas 21, Ellen-street, and trad- Carriage Lamp Birmingham ... 4 Feb. 13, 1895 12 noon 23, • Colmore - row, Feb. 28,1895 2P.M. County Court, Jan. 31, 1895 " ing at 27. Blucher-street, Manufacturer of 1895 • •• Birmingham Birmingham both in the city of Bir- mingham

Charik, Nathan 62, Smallbrook-street, and Oil and Italian Birmingham ... 5 Feb. 14, 1895 11 A.M. 23, Colmore - row, Feb. 27, 1895 2P.M. County Court, Jan. 31, 1895 ... trading at 74, Smallbrook- Warehouseman, of. 1895 Birmingham Birmingham street, both in the city of and Fried Fish Birmingham Salesman ' : FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS—cem/i:«»/*t

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

Redfern, Alfred Er- 49, Digbeth, Birmingham, Butcher Birmingham ... 3- Feb. 13, 1895 11 A.M. 23, Colmore - row, Feb. 27, 1895 2 P.M. County Court, Jan. 31, 1895 ••• nest Booth , ^Warwickshire of 1895 • Birmingham • Birmingham W Allen, Alice ... 5, Leigh-road South, Clif-i Lodging - house Bristol 9 Feb. 13, 1895 11.30A.M. Office of Official Re- Mar. 1, 1895 12 noon Guildhall, Bris- Jan. 28, 1895 & ton, in the city and county . Keeper, Widow of 1895 ceiver, Bank-cham- tol Li-.H of Bristol .. ; • . ' '•: ••: :. f|. i , bers, Corn -street, Bristol i McAusland, Henry 35, Waverley - road, Red- Clerk in Holy Bristol 3 Feb. 13, 1895 12 noon Office of Official Re- Mar. 1, 1895 12 noon Guildhall, Bris- Jan. 28, 1895 t3 Alexander Stuart land, in the-city of Bristol Orders of 1895 ceiver, Bank-cham- tol O : ' • bers, Corn -street, J25 , . .• ' ' Bristol j "Q ' Neal, John 89 and 98, Victoria-street, Tobacconist and Bristol 10 Feb. 13, 1895 12.30 P.M. Office of Official Re- Mar. 8, 1895 12 noon Guildhall, Bris- Jan. 30, 1895 j> in the city and county of Business Trans- of 1895 ceiver, Bank-cham- tol N Bristol fer Agent bers, Corn -street, Bristol . H Roe, Richard, the Rattlesden, Suffolk Beerhouse Keeper Bury St.. Ed- 1 Feb. 12, 1895 12 noon Official Receiver's Feb. 7, 1895 1.45 P.M. Guildhall, Bury Jan. 30, 1895 HH elder and Dealer munds of 1895 Offices, 36, Princes- St. Edmunds » 1 street, Ipswich '"• • !' *4

Brockman, Horace 49, Lower Harbour-street, Eating - house Canterbury 5 Feb. 13, 1895 3P.M. 72, High - street, Feb. 15, 1895 10 A.M. Guildhall, Can. Jan. 30, 1895 W Edmond Ramsgate, Kent . Keeper -of 1895 Ramsgate terbury

Collins, William Henry The Trafalgar Hotel, Royal- Hotel Keeper Canterbury 6 Feb. 13, 1895 2.30 P.M. 72, High - street, Feb. 15, 1895 10 A.M. Guildhall, Can- 1 road, Ramsgate, Kent of 1895 Ramsgate terbury |

, ;• •• - •' , C91 Graham, George Mallsburn, parish of Staple- Innkeeper and Carlisle . 1 Feb. 15, 1895 12 noon 12, Lonsdale-street, Feb. 15, 1895 11 A.M.' Court - house, Jan. 30, 1895 ton, Cumberland Farmer ; of 1895 • Carlisle Carlisle t*+ CO CO Wallace, Robert, the 62, Abbey-street, formerly Draper's Traveller, Derby ..;. 4. Feb. 13, 1895 2.30 P.M. Official Receiver's Feb. 27, 1895 11 A.M. County Hall, Jan. 31, 1895 5* ... younger • 22, Peel-street, both in formerly Scotch of 1895 , Offices; St. James's- St. Mary's- . Derby, Derbyshire, and Draper , chambers, Derby gate.'Derby 96, Mayfield-grove, Har- rogate, Yorkshire Vine, Job ... Sydling St. Nicholas, Yeoman ... Dorchester 2 Feb. 12, 1895 12.15 P.M. Antelope Hotel, Dor- Feb. 22, 1895 12.15 P.M. County Hall, •sr DorietsKire" '"" of 1895 chester Dorchester to PIBST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS— continued.

. 1 Dateof uider, It any, Address. NO. Date of First dour Date of Public Place. Debtor's Name. Description. Court. Meeting. Place. Examination. How. toi Summary _^_ Administration. Barrett, A Upper Greyshott, Surrey ... Boarding - house Guildford and 1 Feb. 14, 1895 12.30 P.M. 24, Railway • .ap- Mar. 12, 1895 1 P.M. Townhali, Jan. 31, 1895 Keeper Godalming of 1895 proach, London Guildford - »-3 Bridge, 8.E. 3] pi Nicholson, Fiank ... 10, Tower-road West and Coal Merchant ... Hastings 1 Feb. 12, 1895 12,30 P.M. Young and Son's Feb. 18, 1895 1.16 P.M. Townhall, Has- 1 Silverhill, both in St. of 1895 Offices, Bank- tings • r Leonard's-on-Sea, Sus- buildings, Has- o sex, late Dunstable, Bed- tings a^•n fordshire CJ

Baines, George 56, Carr-street, Ipswich, Baker and Con- Ipswich 4 Feb. 12, 1895 11.30 A.M. Official Receiver's Feb. 14, 1*05 11 A.M. fchirehall, St. Ci -— j Richard and New Cross Roads, • fectioner of 1895 Offices, 36, Princes- Helens, Ips- !zj Northfields, Stamford, street, Ipswich wich Lincolnshire • > N Ward, Harry Wadde- Wisbech, Cambridgeshire... Merchant , King's Lynn ... 2 Feb. 14, 1895 10.15A.M. Court-house, King's Feb. 14, 1895 10.30 A.M. Court - bouse, Jan. 31, 1895 PJ low . (trading as of 1895 Lynn King's Lynn i-3 G. A. Ward and H Son) P3

Hodgson, Henry 22, Cedar-road, Carr Crofts, Photographer ... Leeds 11 Feb. 13, 1895 11 A.M. Official Receiver's Feb. 26, 1895 11 A.M. County Court- Jan. 28, 1895 ^ Armley, near Leeds, York- of 1895 Offices, 22, Park- house, Albion- shire, lately residing at row, Leeds place, Leeds Hrj 1, Cricketers-place, Wes- e** ley-road, Armley aforesaid, and carrying on > business at Church-road, W Armley aforesaid Kl Bute House, Uppingham- Raiment, Edward ... Provision Mer- Leicester 6 Feb. 12, 1895 3P.M. Office of Official Re- Feb. 20, 1895 10 A.M. The Castle, «V• I road, Leicester chant of 1895 ceiver, 1, Berridge- Leicester street, Leicester •—• oo CO tn Hambling, William Dunstable, - Bedfordshire, Straw and Felt Luton ... 2 Feb. 14, 1895 10.15 A.M. Court-Louse, Luton Feb. 14, 1895 11 A.M. Court - house, David and trading at 26, Bute- • Hat Manufac- of 1895 Luton street, Luton, Bedford- turer shire

Harris, William Caeharris, Dowlais, Gla- Grocer Merthyr Tydfil 3 Feb. 12,. 1895 12 noon Official Receiver's Mar. 6, 1895 3 P.M. Court - house, Jan. 30, 1895 morganshire of 1895 Office, 65, High- Graham-street, * street, Merthyr Merthyr Tydfil Tydfil FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS—continued.

Date of Older, Date of First Date of Publii 11 any. Debtor's Name. Address. Derariptton. Court. No. Meeting. Boor. Place. Examination. Boar. Place* for Summary Administration.

Walton, Joseph Guildhall-chambers, New- Coal Exporter ... Newcastle - on - 2 Feb. 20, 1895 11.30A.M. Office of Official Feb. 26, 1895 11.30 A.M. County Court, Sparke Theodore castle-on-Tyne, and Lead- Tyne of 1895 Receiver, Pink- Westgate-road, (trading as Phillips enhall House, Leadenhall- lane, Newcastle - Newcastle-on- H and Walton) street, Middlesex on-Tyne Tyne I-EHD

Raper, Riddle James Middleham, R.S.O., York- Butcher Northallerton ... 4 Feb. 25, 1895 11.30A.M. Court-house, North- Feb. 25, 1895 11.30 A.M. Court - house, Jan. 28, 1895 £? shire of 1895 allerton Northallerton ^ Deny, Thomas 34, Manvers-street, Snein- Baker and Pro- Nottingham ... 5 Feb. 12, 1895 11 A.M. Official Receiver's Mar. 1,1895 10 A.M. County Court- Jan. 30, 1895 Q ton, Nottingham vision Dealer of 18P5 Offices, St. Peter's house, St. Church-walk, Not- Peter's - gate, ^ • tingham Nottingham o Pritcbett, Ann 6, Marlborough - street, Lodging - house Scarborough ... 1 Feb. 13. 1895 11.30 A.M. Official Receiver's Feb. 19, 1895 12 noon Court - house, Jan. 28, 1895 ^ Scarborough, Yorkshire Keeper, Widow of 1895 Office, 74, New- Castle - road, m borough - street, Scarborough H Scarborough H Benninghoven, Wil- 14., Crescent-road, Sharrow, Out of business ... Sheffield 5 Feb. 12, 1895 2.30 P.M. Official Deceiver's Feb. 21, 1895 11.30A.M. County Court- Feb. 2, 1895 - liam in the city of Sheffield of 1895 Offices, Figtree- hall, Bank- hd lane, Sheffield street, Sheffield •*~A Hawksworth, George w and e^J Hawksworth, Thomas (trading as .. a G. and T. Hawks- Conisborough, Yorkshire ... Confectioners Sheffield 7 Feb. 12, 1895 3.30 P.M. Official Receiver's Feb. 21, 1895 11.30 A.M. County Court- Feb. 2, 1895 hH worth) of 1895 Offices, Figtree- hall, Bank- ^ lane, Sheffield street, Sheffield * ^* ^

Miles, Henry James... 1, Priory-road, Sharrow, Engineer Sheffield 75 Feb. 12, 1895 2P.M. Official Receiver's Feb. 21, 1895 11.30A.M. County Court- Feb. 2, 1895 h- Sheffield, Yorkshire of 1894 Offices, Figtree- hall, Bank- QO lane, Sheffield street, Sheffield 0? Sellers, William, and Sellers, John - (carrying on business as Sellers Brothers) Both of Boston Park, in Farmers Sheffield 6 Feb. 12, 1895 3P.M. Official Receiver's Feb. 21, 1895 11.30 A.M. County Court- the parish of Cantley, of 1895 Offices, Figtree- hall, Bank- near Doncaster, Yorkshire lane, Sheffield street, Sheffield to CO FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS—continued.

. • Date of Order, Court. No. .Date of First Hour; Date of Public if any, Debtor's Name. Address; Description. , Meeting. Place. Examination. Hour. Place. for Summary Administration . Barnes, John William 5, Eglinton-street North, Dairyman's Assist- Sunderland :.. 29 Feb. 12, 1895 3P.M. Official Eeceiver's Feb. 14, 1895 11 A.M.1 Court - house, Jan. 23, 1895 . Watson Monkwearmouth, Sunder- ant of 1894 Offices, 25, John- John - street, land, in the county of street, Sunderland Sunderland . Durham

(Tones, John ... Formerly the Swan Hotel, Formerly Hotel Tredegar 2 Feb. 12, 1895 3 P.M. Official Eeceiver's Mar. 8, 1895 10.30 A.M. County Court, Feb. 1, 1895 in the town of Aber- Keeper, now out of 1895 Office, 65, High- Townhall, gavenny, Monmouthshire, of business street, - Merthyr Tredegar O now of the Priory, in the - Tydfil town of Abergavenny § aforesaid O Butler, Frederick 3, Station-terrace, Grey- Baker and Con- Wandsworth ... 4 Feb. 12, 1895 11.30 A.M. 24, Eailway -ap- Feb. 14, 1895 12 noon Court - house, Jan. 30, 1895 John hound-lane, Streatham, fectioner of 1895 proach, London Wandsworth Surrey Bridge, S.E.

Jewers, Arthur John 19, Chamberlain-street, Dentist ..... Wells . 1 Feb. 12, 1895 11 A.M. The Mitre Hotel, Feb. 12, 1895 11.30 A.M. Townhall.Wells Wells, Somersetshire of 1895 Wells, Somerset

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Debtor's Name. Addresf. Description. Court. No. Date of Order. . IBate of Petition. 1, Hawley-road Kentish Town in the county of London ... Gentleman ...... High Court of Justice 1663 Jan. 30, 1895 ... Dec. 15, 1894 in Bankruptcy of 1894 Bingham, Catherine . Late 26, Southampton-street, Strand, in the county of •High Court of Justice 1596 Jan. 31, 1895 ... tfovl 27', 1894 London, present residence the Petitioning Creditor is in Bankruptcy of 1894 unable to ascertain sfefj 0 Braid, Alexander (described in Receiving 112-113, Fore-street, in the city of London ...... High Court of Justice 1364 Jan. 31, 1895 ... Oct. 10, 1894 Order and trading as A. Braid and Co.) in Bankruptcy of 1894 / Bucknell, John Davey, described in 48, King's Cross-road, lately trading at 153, Caledonian- Outfitter and Clothier High Court of Justice 1671 Jan. 30, 1895 ... Dec. 17, 1894 O. Receiving Order as John Bucknell road, both in the county of London in Bankruptcy of 1894 O (lately trading as H. Lawrence and y V Co.)

Consuls, Archibald 312, Old-street, London, E C. and 5 Stamford-grove East, Saw Mill Furnisher ...... High Court of Justice 1 Jan. 30, 1895 ... Jan. 1, 1895 Upper Clapton, London, N.E. in Bankruptcy of 1895 Edmonds, Benjamin The Old Shades, 27 and 28, Charing Cross, Middlesex Licensed Victualler High Court of Justice 147 Jan. 31, 1895 ... Jan, 31, 1895 in 'Bankruptcy of 1895 & Maffoniades, Alexander John 364, Kingsland-road,' London, N.E., formerly 5, Duke-street, Manager of a Public Company High Court of Justice .143 Jan. 30, 1895 ... Jan. 30, 1895 Q> in the city of London in Bankruptcy of 1895

66, Victoria Dock-road, in the county of London . ... China Dealer ...... High Court of Justice 1666 Jan. 30, 1895 .. Dec. 17, 1894 in Bankruptcy of 1894 Young, Frank Broadfoot 161, Gloucester-road, South Kensington, in the county of Builder High Court of Justice 37 Jan. 24, 1895 .. Jan. 9, 1895 London in Bankruptcy of 1895

Ol Beestey,. Thomas • «..- ...... 21', Ellen-street and trading at 27 Blucher-street both in Carriage Lamp Manufacturer . Birmingham 4 Feb. 1, 1895 .. Jan. 21, 1895 the city of Birmingham of 1895 00 CD 01 Hurley, James, the younger, and Wild moor, near Bromsgrove Hurley, John (trading as Bournheath, Bromsgrove James and John Hurley) Trading at Wildmoor and Bournheath, Bromsgrove, Worces- Fruit and Potato Dealers- Birmingham 7 ' Feb. 2, 1895 . .. Jan. 28, 1895 , tershire . nt 1 DOR

Orford, Corney Edward 6, Castle-street, and lodging at 67, Balsall Heath-road, both Importer of Foreign Produce and Birmingham 152 Jan. 31, 1895 .. Nov. 24, 1894 in Birmingham, Warwickshire Commission Agent of 1894 par Or ADJUDICATIONS—C(m*.tntM& to Oi Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Date of Order. Date of Petition. Arensberg, Louis (trading as Henry 81, St. Mary's-road, and carrying on business at 68 and 70, Bradford 4 Jan. 30, 1895 ... Jan. 14, 1895 Arensberg and Son) Leeds-road, 122, Bolton-road, and 112, Manchester-road, of 1895 all in Bradford, Yorkshire Blackburn Henry •• ~ ••• Lately 5A, Briggate, Shipley, Yorkshire, but now of 56, Bradford 8 Feb. 1, 1895 ... Feb. 1, 1895 Heidelberg-road, Bradford, Yorkshire of 1895 E Boycott, William Edward * Late of George Hotel, Highbridge, Somersetshire, now of Retired Hotel Eeeper . . . Bridgwater 21 Feb. 2, 1895 ... Jan. 9, 1895 4, South-terrace, Weston-super-Mare, Somersetshire of 1895 otT< In lodgings at the Admiral Napier Inn, Canal-street, Horse Dealer, late Licensed Vic- Derby ... - ... 5 Feb. 2, 1895 ... Feb. 2, 1895 a Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, lately of the White Horse tualler and Horse Dealer of 1895 \ w Inn, Morledge, Derby, Derbyshire 'O Thompson, Henry Harris Clerk Dudley 3 Jan. 28, 1895 ... Jan. 28, 1895 of 1895 Boarding-house Eeeper Guildford and 1 Jan. 30, 1895 ... Jan. 1, 1895 Godalming of 1895 tsi Upper-street and Fleet Station, Fleet, Hampshire Coal Merchant...... Guildford and 3 Jan. 31, 1895 ... .Jan. 18, 1895 Godalming of 1895 Baines, George Richard 56, Carr-street, Ipswich, and New Cross Roads, Northfields, Baker and Confectioner Ipswich 4 Jan. 29, 1895 ... Jan. 29, 1895 Stamford, Lincolnshire of 1895 Residing at 93, Spring-bank, in the borough of Kingston- Grocer, Draper, and Brickmaker ... Eingston-upon-Hull 2 Jan. 30, 1895 ... Jan. 3, 1895 w upon-Hull, and trading at 91, Spring-bank, 562, Hessle- o of 1895 W road, and at Wheeler-street, all in the borough of Eingston- upon-Hull d Residing at 28, Malvern-road, Beeston Hill, and lately Commission Agent Leeds 16 Feb. 1, 1895 ... Feb. 1, 1895 carrying on business at 38, Corn Exchange, both in the city of 1895 of Leeds 0 Residing at 2, Queen's-square, in the city of Leeds, York- and shire CO Woods, George, the younger (trading as... Residing at 4, Lipton-place, Leeds co G-lossop and Woods) Horse Collar and Saddlery Manu- Leeds 13 Jan. 31, 1895 ... Jan. 31, 1895 facturers and Saddlery Iron- of 1895 mongers North, Frederick 1, Virginia-road, in the city of Leeds, Yorkshire Out of business Leeds 14 Jan. 31, 1895 ... Jan. 31, 1895 of 1895 Parkinson, Fred 19, Highbury-place, Fudsey, in the township of Bramley, in Commission Agent Leeds 15 Feb. 1, 1895 ... Feb. 1, 1895 the city of Leeds, Yorkshire of 1895 ADJUDICATIONS—continued.

£O " Debtor'aName. ,/ Address. Description. Court. No. Date of Order. Date of Petition. Bate House, Uppingham-road, Leicester, Leicestershire Provision Merchant ... Leicester 6 Jan. 31, 1895 ... Oi i Jan. 30, 1895 in of 1895 $5 Cowl, George Bell 73, Newsbam-drive, in the city of Liverpool Notary Public Liverpool 99 Jan. 31, 1895 ... Oct. 24, 1894 • of 1894

Day, William Henry Silvester 196, Boundary-road, St. Helens, Lancashire ... Veterinary Surgeon Liverpool 3 Feb. 2, 1895 ... Jan. 14, 1895 of 1895

Oak Lodge, Brynawel", near Resolven, Glamorganshire Coal Miner ...... Neath 2 Feb. 1, 1895 ... Feb. 1, 1895 of 1895 sa- 30, Hoskins-street, lately residing and carrying on business Traveller Draper Newport, !Vfon. 7 Feb. 2, 1895 ... Jan. 31, 1893 d at 14 1 , Dock-street and 5, Pugsley -street, all in the county of 1895 o borough of Newport 2J

Ashley a Villa, Caerau-road, Newport, Monmouthshire, lately Civil Engineer and Railway Con- Newport, Mon. » ... 51 Feb. 2, 1895 ... Nov. 28, 1894 o carrying on business at 17, Victoria-street, Westminster, tractor of 1894 Middlesex, and at Stow Hill, Newport aforesaid 4 Parker, James Rowing (commonly known Farmer , Norwich 0 Feb. 2, 1895 ... Feb. 2, 1895 as James Rowing) of 1895

2, Dickens-buildings, Tonypandy, Glamorganshire Boot Dealer ...... Pontypridd 1 Jan. 31, J895 ... Jan. 17, 1895 of 1895

18, Hannah-street, Forth, Glamorganshire Outfitter and Gent's Mercer Pontypridd 4 Jan. 31.-1895 ... Jan. 18, 1895 of 1895

'Jonss, David William '. Tynewydd Hotel, Forth, Glamorganshire Licensed Victualler Pontypii.'d ... :.. 6 Feb. 1, 1895 ;.. Feb. 1, 1895 of 1895

Lytb Francis ..< ... 1.. ... 2, Market-street, Scarborough, Yorkshire •...'- Scarborough . ... 4 Ja.n; 31, 1895 '.".. Jan. 31, 1895 of 1895 en

Watson, John Albert (trading as Watson 193, Langsett-road and the Langsett-road Brick Works, Brick Manufacturer . Sheffield ... ;.. 8 Feb. 2, 1895 ... Feb. l', 1895 op Brothers) both ia the city of Sheffield, Yorkshire of J895 «o •ch.

Willis, Hannah ...... Late of 35, now of 60; both in Parkgate, Darlington, in the A Married. Woman, trading in Stockton - on - Tees 80 Jan. 30, 1895 ... Dec. IP, 1894 cpuiry of Durham respect of her separate estate as a andMiddlesborough of 1894 • Corn and Flour Dealer

Vincent-terrace, and trading at Lion-street, both at Blaen- Tredegar 3 Feb. 2, 1895 ... Jan. 30, 1895" ...... j avon, Monmouthshire of 1895 •si ADJUDICATIONS—continued. N> oo Debtor's Name. ,, , . . .Address. '. « • Description. Court. • No. Date of Order. Date of Petition.

82, Ferry- road, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire ... Driller ...... • Ulverston and Bar- 14B Jan 18 1895 Dec 21 1894 row-in-Furness of 1894

Sowerby Lodge Farm, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire ... Ulverston and Bar- llB Nov 29 1894 Oct 4, 1894 row-in-Furness of 1894 •H W 9, Catherine's Cross, Darlaston, Staffordshire ...... Baker ..". " ..;" .'.. ..; ;.. Walsall ;.'. ... 2 Feb 1 1895 Jan 7, 1895 of 1895 f Residing at 55, Halesowen-street, Oldbury, Worcestershire,' Fruiterer and Fishmonger .' West Bromwich ... 2 Jan 31 1895 Jan 28 1895 O and trading at 6 and 8, Talbot-street, Oldbury aforesaid of 1895

James, Henry Thomas Richmond- villas, 13, Wednesfield-road, Wolverhampton, and' Hay and Corn Dealer and Wheel- Wolverhampton 4 Jan. 31,1895 ... Jan. 28, 1895 trading there and at Lincoln-street, Wolverhampton, wright of 1895 Staffordshire Q Late 42, Red Cross-street, Wolverhampton, afterwards Engine Fitter Wolverhampton ... 5 Jan 31 ' 1895 . . •Jan 30 1895 P* 16, Francis-street, Wolverhampton, now 1, Leicester-street, of 1895 CSJ off Staveley-road, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire ft Richmond-villas, 13, Wednesfield - road, Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton " ... 3 Jan 31 1895 ... Jan 28 1895 H Staffordshire 0^1895 H ft

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Miller, Richard May ... Church-road, Upper Norwood, Doctor of Medicine Croydon 31 Jan. 8,1895... Provision for payment in priority of all debts directed to be so paid in the distri- Surrey of 1894 • bution of the property of a bankrupt, and for payment of all the proper costs and charges and expenses of and incidental to the proceedings, and all fees and percentages payable to the Official Receiver and the Board of Trade shall be made by • depositing with the Official Receiver an amount sufficient to secure the payment thereof. A Composition of 7s. 6d. in the pound on all provable debts to be paid in w two instalments, namely, one of 5s. in cas'h within fourteen days after approval by H the Court and the second of 2s. 6d. at three months from date of approval. The second instalment to be' secured by joint and several pfomissory notes of the debtor t* and James Judd, of Church-road, Upper Norwood, and Captain C. Stirling, of 11, o • Harold-road, Upper Norwood, or by debtor and two other sureties to be approved . by the Official Receiver. Receiving Order made on the 5fh October, 1894, discharged D* ' O Oldham, John Residing at 4, Gloucester-villas, and Colville-street, Nottingham « Knight, Samuel Residing at 107, Gawthorne- (trading as street, Basford, Netting ham Oldham and Knight) ... AtGoldsmith-place, Goldsmith- Cabinet Makers Nottingham... 62 Jan. 23, 1895 Payment in priority of all debts directed to be so paid in the distribution of the £\> street, Nottingham of 1891 property of a bankrupt shall be provided for by payment by debtors to the Official cs: Receiver prior to approval of this Composition by the Court of a sum of money . equivalent to the total amount of such debts, allowing for any amount now in the hands of the Official Receiver. Provision for payment of all proper costs, charges, and expenses of and incidental to the proceedings, • and all -fees and percentages payable to the Official Receiver and Board of Trade shall be made by payment by debtors to the Official Receiver prior to approval of this Composition by the Court of such a sum of money as such claims amount to. A Composition' of 7s. 6d. in .' the pound shall be paid on all provable debts, payable immediately after approval by the Court. Payment of Composition to be secured by joint and several promissory note of debtors and a surety to be approved by creditors and Official Receiver at adjourned First Meeting. Receiving Order discharged

Oldham, John Residing at 4, Gloucester-villas, Cabinet Maker Nottingham,.. G2 Jan. 23, 1895 Payment in priority of all debts directed to be so paid in the distribution of the pro- § CJl (Separate Estate) Colville- street, Nottingham, of 1894 perty of a bankrupt shall be provided for by payment by debtor to the Official and trading at (iolrUmith- . Receiver prior to approval of this Composition by the Court of a sum of money placc, Goldsmith-str.net1, Not- equivalent to the total amount of such debts, allowing for any amount now in oo tingham the hands of the Official Receiver. Provision for payment of all proper costs; o .charges, and expenses of and incidental to the proceedings, and all fees and per- Ul centages payable to the Official Receiver and Board of Trade shall be made by paymen't by debtor to the Official Receiver prior to -approval of this Composition w by the Court of such a sum of money as such claims amount to. A Composition 'of 7s. 6d. in the pound shall be paid on all provable debts, payable immediately after approval by the Court. Payment of Composition to .be secured by joint and several promissory note of debtor and a surety to be approved • by creditors and Official Receiver at adjourned First'Meeting. Receiving Order discharged to

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«•c•n i-* • CO • NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS. , ; Last Day for Addreftft. Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Receiving Proofs. Name of Trustee. CalJ, Sir William 3, Ryder-street, St. James's, Middlesex Of no known occupation ... High Court of Justice 684 Feb. 20, 1895 ... G. Wreford, Senior Bankruptcy - buildings, in Bankruptcy of 1888 Official Receiver Carey-street, London. W.C. Gundelfinger, Jacob Late 21, Harp-lane, Great Tower-street, in the Hair, Skin, and Hide Mer- High Court of Justice 259 Feb. 16, 1895 ... A. B. King Farlow ... Martin, Farlow, Eldridge, city of London, present address unknown chant in Bankruptcy of 1892 and Co., 4, King-street, Cheapside, London, E.C. \ Hallett, James Alfred Hallett, William Charles and O Hallett, Milf ord (carrying on business as Hallett and Company) ... 7, St. Martin's-place, Trafalgar-square, in the Bankers and Copartners ... High Court of Justice ~711 Feb. 20, 1895J ... George Sneath 44, Gresham-street, London, § county of London in Bankruptcy of 1893 E.C. O3 Long, Frederick Nicholas Eossbrin, 5, Camden Hill-road, Upper Nor- Clerk in the India Office ... High Court of Justice 1078 Feb. 20, 1895 ... E. Leadam Hough, Bankruptcy - buildings, wood, Surrey, lately residing at 148, Cam- in Bankruptcy of 1888 Official Receiver Carey-street, London, W.C. bridge-street, Pimlico, Middlesex sK> IS Power, W. M Power's - corner, York - street, Westminster, Picture Dealer High Court of Justice 83 Feb. 20, 1895 ... E. Leadam Hough, Bankruptcy - buildings, G=J ' Middlesex in Bankruptcy of 1893 Official Receiver Carey-street, London, W.C. H H Cbantler, George 83, Grove-road, Bock Ferry, in the borough of Book-keeper Birkenhead 3 Feb. 20, 1895 ... Frederick Gittins, 35, Victoria- street, Liver- Frederick Birkenhead, Cheshire, formerly residing at of 1891 Official Receiver pool Castle-street, Bolton, Lancashire, Pool-road, Egremont, and Buchanan - road, Seacombe, both in Cheshire Foley, Edward 86, Wheatland-lane, Seacombe, Cheshire, and Hay, Straw, and Potato Birkeuhead 1 Feb. 20, 1895 ... Frederick Gittins, 35, Victoria-street, Liver- w residing in lodgings at 25, Whetstone-lane, Dealer of 1893 Official Receiver pool 5d Birkenhead, Cheshire Major, William Vickers ... 3 and 5, Church-road, Tranmere, near Birken- Wholesale and Retail Fruit Birkenhead 16 Feb. 20, 1895 ... Frederick Gittins, 35, Victoria-street, Liver- 5 head, and at Stalls Nos. 1 and 2, Birkenhead and Vegetable Dealer, and of 1893 Official Receiver pool Market, Cheshire Commission Agent for the S Sale of Fruit and Vege- ' Or tables Nance, William Edwin .. Hawthorn House, Kymin-terrace, Penarth, Coal Agent and Coal Mer- Cardiff 47 Feb. 22,1895 ... Thomas Henry 29, Queen-street, Cardiff 00 Glamorganshire, lately trading at 1, Stuart- chant of 1888 Stephens, Official CO street, Docks, Cardiff, Glamorganshire Receiver Bawtree, John ... .. Banker, a Copartner in the Colchester ...... 26 Feb. 19, 1895 ... Charles Fitch Kemp ... 73, Lombard-street, London, (Separate Estate) firm of Mills, Bawtree, of 1891 E.C. Dawnay, Curzon, and Co., of Colchester, Witham, Clacton-on-Sea, and Kel- ., - vedon, all in Essex, and Hadleigh,' Suffolk, Bankers • NOTICES OF mTENDED DIVIDENDS—continued. cto to" Last Day for Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. BeceiTing Proofs. Name of Trustee. Address. Austin, Samuel George 19. Princess-road, South Norwood, Surrey. Banker's Clerk Croydon 27 Feb. 19, 1895 ... A. Mackintosh; Official 24, Railway-approach, Lon- Quinnel of 1893 Receiver • don Bridge, S.E. Axtell, William Heath wood, Tremaine-road, Anerley, Surrey ... Croydon 47 Feb. 19, 1895 ... A. Mackintosh, Official 24, Railway-approach, Lon- of 1891 Receiver don Bridge, S.E. * % t W Clements, Frederick ... 76, Bridge-street, Derby, Derbyshire Grocer and Provision Dealer Derby 41 Feb. 20, 1895 ... John Smith, Official St. James's - chambers, of 1893 Receiver Derby O Stock, Harry Stone Farm, North Weald, Essex Farmer and Dealer ... Edmonton 24 Feb. 20, 1895 ... Cecil Mercer, Official Official Receiver's Offices, a of 1893 Receiver • 95, Temple - chambers, u Temple-avenue, E.G. o Ambler, John William ... Great Wilson- street, Leeds, Yorkshire, resid- Coal Merchant Leeds 30 Feb. 28, 1895 ... John Bowling, Offi- 22, Park-row, Leeds ing in lodgings at 2, Blayds-court, South of 1892 cial Receiver Brook-street, Leeds .

Eitchingman, John G, Jubilee-terrace, Woodhouse, Leeds, York- Coal Dealer Leeds 119 Mar. 5, 1895 ... John Bowling, Offi- 22, Park-row, Leeds tSJ shire of 1894 cial Receiver H ! H Russom, Thomas 42, Park-lane, in the city of Leeds, Yorkshire, Furniture Dealer .and Manu- Leeds '.".'. 76 Mar. 5, 1895'. ... John Bowling, Official 22, Park-row, Leeds trading there in partnership with Janies facturer of and Dealer in .of 1894 Receiver Bean, under the style or firm of Thomas Sewing and Wringing Russom and Co., lately carrying on the same Machines business and partnership at 34, North-street, in the city of Leeds Weatherly, George Morris 23, Lands-lane, Leeds, York?-hire, and residing Plumber Leeds 38 ' Mar. 5, 1895 ... John Bowling, Official 22, Park-row, Leeds at 39, Chapeltown-road, Leeds aforesaid of J894 Receiver' • O'Callaghan, George Castle-square, Ludlow, Salop Surgeon Leomins'ter ... 8 Feb. 20, 1895 ... Henry Thomas Wey- Ludlow, Salop Henry Kenneth . * of 1891 man • • Brandreth, Henry (trad- 13, New-quay, Liverpool, Lancashire Ship Store Dealer Liverpool 34 Feb. 20, 1895 ... k Frederick Gittins, 35, Victoria-street, Liver- ing as Brandreth and of 1894 Official Receiver pool On Co.) Hodgson, Joseph Bram- 18, Liverpool-road, Great Crosby, Lancashire .. General Draper Liverpool 93 Feb. 20, 1895 ... T. Theodore Rogers ... Marldon - chambers, 30, 00 «0 well of 1894 North John-street, Liver- OJ pool Parkinson, Richard 24, Milroy-street, in the city of Liverpool, Now out of business, lately Liverpool 102 Feb. 20, 1895 ... Frederick- ' Gittins, 35, Victoria-street, Liver- lately residing and trading at 21, Great Licensed Victualler of 1894 Official Receiver' " • pool - •• • Charlotte-street, Liverpool -i- --- - Smith, Richard ...... Residing .at 48, Priory-street, Liverpool, Lan- Now out of business, lately Liverpool 84 Feb. 20, 1895 ... Frederick . . Gittins, 35, Victoria-street, Liver- cashire, lately residing and trading at 59, Chandler of 1894 Official Receiver pool Stanley-road, Liverpool aforesaid NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS—continued.

Last Day fcr Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Receiving Proofs. Name of Trustee. ACdreno. Saxon, Thomas ... Residing at 302, Stancliffe-place, Audenshaw, Groeer and Provision Dealer Manchester 31 Feb. 19, 1895 ... Christopher Jenkins Ogden's-chambers, Bridge- Lancashire, and trading at 114, Ashton-road, of 1887 Dibb, Official Beceiver street, Manchester Openshaw, Lancashire, and lately residing at Mavesyn-place, Fairfield, Lancashire Greenwood, James 33, Kirkgate, Ripon, Yorkshire Boot and Shoe Dealer Northallerton 23 Feb. 21, 1895 ... John Bichard Stubbs, 8, Albert-road, Middles- of 1894 Official Beceiver borough • Everitt, Edward 13, Earl-street, Northampton ... ' Boot and Shoe Manufacturer Northampton 36 Feb.. 20, 1895 ... Augustus C. Palmer ... St. Giles'-chambers, North- o of 1894 ampton « Bowles, Tom Late 38, Stamshaw-road, Landport, now 11, Baker and Grocer Portsmouth 19 Feb. 26, 1895 ... John Cornelius-Moberly, Cambridge Junction, High- d Knox-road, Landport, Hampshire of 1894 Official Beceiver street, Portsmouth o izj Grime, Edward Hatton ... 82, London -street, Reading, Berkshire Cycle Agent Beadin 19 Feb. 19, 1895 ... Cecil Mercer, Official Official Receiver's Offices, of 1894 Beceiver 95, Temple - chambers, Temple-avenue, E.G. £> CSJ Cooper, George The Chapel House, Pinfold-lane, Penkridge, Wheelwright, Blacksmith, Stafford 11 Feb. 23, 1895 ... T. Bullock, Official King-street, Newcastle- and of Clay-street, Penkridge, Staffordshire Joiner, and Carpenter of 1894 Receiver under-Lyme H Webb, Charles, Henry ... 11, Mill-street and 12, Bridge-street, both in Cycle Agent and Repairer ... Stafford 10 Feb. 23, 1895 ... T. Bullock, Official King-street, Newcastle- 3 Stafford, Staffordshire of 1894 Receiver under-Lyme & Davison, Robert George ... North Lodge, trading at 79, Stanhope-road, Engineer and Broker, trad- Stockton - on - Tees 85 Feb. 21, 1895 ... John Richard Stubbs, 8, v Albert-road, Middles- 1=51 (Separate Estate) both in Darlington, in the county of Durham ing with William Newton and Middlesborough of 1893 Official Receiver borough W Davison • as . Davison w Brothers » a Hargreaves, Samuel Late the King's Head Hotel, Linthorpe-road, Late Innkeeper, now of no Stockton - on - Tees 1 Feb. 21, 1895 ... John Richard Stubbs, 8, Albert-road, Middles- > now 32, Waterloo-road, both • in ^Middles- occupation - and Middlesborough of 1895 Official Receiver borough w bofongh, Yorkshire Kj

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Court. Amount First, or Final, Debtor's Name. Address. Description. No. per Pound. or otherwise. When Payable. Where Payable. Collyns, William Bridge and Collyns, William Bridge, theyounger(tradingas W. B. Collyns and Co.) ... 5, East India-avenue, in the city of Lon- Colonial Merchants High Court of Justice 493 5Jd. Fourth and Feb. 25, 1895 Offices of Whinney, Smith, don, and 51, Christ Church-road, Brixton, in Bankruptcy of 1891 Final and Whinney, 8, Old Jewry, Surrey E.C. Greig, George Alexander 558, Commercial-road, in the county of Ironmonger High Court of Justice 567 3H • Supple- Any day (except Offices of Official Receiver, (trading as Greig and London in Bankruptcy of 1894 mental Saturday) between Bankruptcy-buildings.Carey- Co.) 11 and 2 street, London, W.C. U Hicks, Georgiana 12, Emperor's-gate, and of 135, Liverpool- Widow High Court of Justice 1779 Is. Supple- Any day (except Offices of Official Receivers, O O'Laughlin road, Islington, and formerly of 2, Wilton- in Bankruptcy of 1892 and 4 per mental Saturday) between- Bankruptcy-buildings.Carey- 3 place, all in the county of London cent, interest 11 and 2 street, London, W.C. •s Huggins, William Henry 77, Dorset-road, South Lambeth, Surrey ... Vinegar Merchant High Court of Justice 1893 in First and Feb. 12, 1895, and John Henry Tilly, 37, Queen (described in Receiv- in Bankruptcy of 1892 Final subsequent Tues- Victoria - street, London, ing Order as W. H. days between 12 Chartered Accountant iH Huggins) and 4 H Outram, Colin James ... Lately trading at the Milford Haven Late Licensed Victualler High Court of Justice 978 Is. 3£d. Third and Feb. 13, 1895, or Office of Edward Moore and Public-house, 214, Caledonian-road, and in Bankruptcy of 1893 Final any subsequent Sons, 3, Crosby- square, Lon- at the Fish and Ring Public-house, White Wednesday be- don, E.G., Chartered Ac- Horse-street, Stepney, both in the county • tween 11 and 2 countants of London W Smith, Horace William.. Late of 13, Spring-gardens, Charing Cross, Solicitor High Court of Justice 1441 15s. First Feb. 18, 1895 Office of Whinney, Smith, in the county of London, whose present in Bankruptcy of 1891 and Whinney, 8, Old Jewry, residence the Petitioning Creditors are London, E.C. • unable to ascertain & Vickery, George Leigh .. Residing and trading at 5, Whitmore-road, Draper •High Court of Justice 658 6d. First and Feb. 13, 1895 .Office of Trustee, 12, Wood- Hoxton, in the county of London in Bankruptcy of 1894 Final street, London, E.C. 2* «

Watson, William George OD ' and CD Abbott, Walter Ot (trading as Watson and Abbott) .. 20, Bartholomew-close, in the city of Underclothing Manu- High Court of Justice 1163 Is. 6d. First Feb. 14, 1895 Office of Trustee, T. E. Good- London facturers in Bankruptcy of 1894 year, 99, Cheapside, E.C. Fletcher, William (trad- Penn-street, Birmingham Brassfounder Birmingham ' 29 lOd. First and Feb. 20, 1895 10, Newhall-street, Birming- ing as Fielding of 1894 Final ham Fletcher and Sons) \ NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS—continued.

Amount pet Hrsi, oi Final, C Debtor's Naaie. AddreBB. Description. Conn. No. Pound or Otherwise. When Payable. Where Payable. fcO Pinfold, Arthur 'Gough Lately residing at 40A, Great Horton-road, OS and Bradford . • &1 Pmf old, George Valentine .Lately residing at 28, Northgate, Cleck- heaton, at 40A, Great Horton-road, Brad- Or (trading as. • ford aforesaid -' H A. and G. Pinfold) 28, Northgate, Cleckheaton aforesaid, and Watchmakers and Jewel- Bradford 75 4s. 9Jd. •First and Feb. 18, 1895 61,. Nortbgate, Cleckheaton & of 1894 Final Westgate, Heckmondwike, all in York- lers . w shire r1 O Evans, William 72, Wellington-street, Cardiff, Glamorgan- Grocer and Labourer ... •Cardiff . 83 4£d. First and Feb. 8, 1895 29, Queen-street, Cardiff fe .. shire of 1893 •Final ' (3 Wilson, Albert Edward... Pavement Contractor ... Chelmsford ...... 3 - 7s. Cd. Composition Feb. 8, 1895 Official Receiver's Offices, \y of 1892 First and . 95, Temple-chambers, Tern- ^ Final' pie-avenue, E.G. £•» Hj hL. •"* Stone, Alfred Henry ... 78, High-street, Cheltenham, Gloucester- Decorator Cheltenham 18 Is. 2^d. First and Feb. 8, 1895 Official Receiver's Office, t^j shire of 1894 Final 15, King-street, Gloucester E£ H Bassnett, John Residing at (5, Starlcy-roid, and trading at Watch and Watch Move- Covenjfcy ...... 0 . 3s. 3d. First and Feb. 8, 1895 Official Receiver's Office, t 22 and 23, Meadow-street, Coventry, ment Manufacturer of 18S4 Final 17, Hertford-street, Coventry ¥* Warwickshire hn Bonham, Joseph Residing and trading at 1 7, Upper Well- Watch Manufacturer ... Coventry • 12 Is. oJJd. First and Feb. 8, 1895 Official Beceiver'fi Office, tS street, Coventry, Warwickshire of 1894 Final 17, Hertford-street, Coventry' Gu

Ellis, Samuel Henry 24, Sanvey-gatc, Leicester Baker Leicester * 26 . Did. Fir.<-t and Fob. IS, 1805 Office of Official Receiver, J,- ^ of 1894 . Final ' Berridge-street, Leicester ' C Burgess, Joseph, and' •< Cherrington, Thomas (trading as •• CJt Burgess^,nd Cherrington] Residing at Lutou. Bedford-hire, an-1 Grocers" and Fruiterers... Luton 23 Gs. 4d. First and Feb. 14, 1805 Oscar Berry and Carr's Offices, ^ trading at 9, Park-square and 4, Chapel- of 1894 Final Monument-square, London, oo street, Lutoti aforesaid - « B.C. • «O Burgess, Joseph Residing .at Luton, Bedfordshire, and Grocer and Fruiterer. Luton 23 10s. Gel. First and Feb. 14, 1895 Oscar Berry and Carr's Offices, . (Separate Estate) trading at 9, Padc-sq'iare and 4, Chapel- trading with Thomas of 1894 Final Monument-square, London, street, Luton aforesaid Cherrington as Hurgcss {t- _ E.G. , • . jitid Cherrington Tiltensor,' Jesse 26 and 23, Mill-street, Macelcs-Held Draper Macclesfield • 8 2s. . Second FeV. 11,1835 ... Offices of Trustee, 99, Oh-ap- e of 1894 side, London *•* • co ' en NOTICES*-.•••• OF DIVIDENDS • . rCO _^_ • ' . _ ' ' i ' .era Description. _ Amount per First, or Final, 1 n«h>.nr'8Nnnie. j Address. Court.. . No. . Pound. or «JSb«rwiiie. . When Payable. .< • .'.. Wh«re Pa gable; .- • . i- Oldham,.John ... • ..! Residing at 4, Gloucester-villas, Colville- and : street, Nottingham f Knigh$. Samuel ... ( ..! Residing at 107, -Gawthorne-street, Bas- . '. ' (trading' ?is' '' .. . ford, 'Nottingham * -.'''." • . (^ •Oldh'am 'and E'night) ' ..; At -Goldsmith -place, "Goldsmith-street, Cabinet Makers Nottingham 62 7s. 6d. Composition Feb. 20, 1895 Official Receiver's Offices, St. ' HH i i Nottingham of 1894 Peter's Church-walk, Not- 'JIJ ' | tingham ' •• - Hi Oldham, John ' .;. ' ..i •Residing at -4, Gloucester-villas, Colville- Cabinet Maker : Nottingham... _, tingham ,~j Knight, Samuel ... 'Residing at 107, Gawthornc- street, Bas- Cabinet Maker Nottingham 62 7s. 6d. Composition Feb. 20, 1895 Official Receiver's Offices, St. .O "(Separate Estate)' ford, Nottingham of 1894 " ' . Peter's Church -walk, Not- ;£z{ tingham Butter worth, James 1.30, Wain-road, Oldham, lately carrying Pleasure Grounds Pro- Oldham 11 12?-. 3|d. First and Feb. 11, 1895 Official Receiver's , • Offices, ^• 1 1 '* on business at Hathershaw Park, Ash ton - prietor of 1894 Final Bank - chambers, Queen- [sq -\' "'-' • road,' Oldham, Lancash re street, Oldham ' ^ \ s 1—5 - Gifford, Thomas Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire, lately trad- Baker and Corn Mer- Peterborough 1 4s. 10T ffd. First and Feb. 8, 1895 , ..: Official Receiver's Offices, C, ' ,_} ing at Wistow, Huntingdonshire chant of. 1892 Final Petty Cury,- Cambridge • Jrj Blackwcll, Frederick ..!. 30 and 31, Market-place, Heading, Berk- Bookseller and Stationer Reading .., • ... 1G 4s. 9d. First and Feb. 12, 1895 Offices of Walter Bonavia, the •>_ shire , of 1S94 Final Trustee, 1, Southampton- 2 street, Bloomsbury, London, ^ .' :..-•••• w.c. to ' Smoker, William ..•. 49, High-street, Gravesend, Kent Hatter and Hosier Rochester 9 3s. l$d. First and Feb. 11, 1895 Official Receiver's Office, 149, CJ of 1894 • Final High-street, Rochester - ' fr. .M Elphinstone, James, the Carrying on business at the Queen's Theatre, Theatrical Lessee Stoke - upon - Trent 2 us. 2£d. Supple- Feb. 16, 1835 Official Receiver's Offices, ^ younger Commerce-street, Longton, Staffordshire, and Longton of 1890 mental Newcastle-nnder-Lyme -.. •. ' snd also at the Grand Theatre, Westgate- • tn street, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, and resid- . *• . ing at 53, Newport-road, Cardiff i—» oo ..White, .Joseph .(trading .16, Casson-stroet and 27, Market-street, Ironmonger ...... Ulverston and Bar- 5U ' 3s. 6d. First and Feb. 11,1895 Office of Kd ward: i.. William ^ v as -White Brothers) "• '( Ulverston • ' low-in-Furness of 1894 'Final Poultney, 14, Union-street, C •: „... Ulverston Skey, Frederic 'Charles';. ' Weare, Somersetshire ; • .. Clerk in Holy Orders ... Wells .... 1 4s. lOd. Final • Feb. 11, 1895 Trustee's Office. Albion-cham- of 1884- bers, Bristol . . • ' • \. • • APPLICATIONS FOR DEBTORS' DISCHARGE.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Day Fixed for Bearing. • ' '

49, Castle-street East, Oxford-street, in the county Dealer, in Horses High Court of Justice 979 Mar. 1, 1895, 11 A.M., Bankruptcy- of London, late 34, Howland-street, Tottenham in Bankruptcy of 1894 buildings, Carey-street, London, Court-road, in the county of London W.C. Sheppard,, Henry George, (described in ,.The Prince of Wales. Club, Coventry-street,. in -the High Court of Justice- . 1381 Mar. 5; 1895, 11 A.M., Bankruptcy- vthe Receiving -Order as Sheppard, "county of London1 in Bankruptcy • of 1894 buildings, Carey-street, London, W H. G.) W.C. tel Cockroft, Charles Wingate-lane, Wingate, in the county of Durham... Sunder land 11 Feb. 21, 1895, 12 noon, Court- f» of 1891 house, John-street, Sunderland O

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•; 1 CO ORDERS MADE ON APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE. CO 00' Urounds named In Order for refusing an Absolute . Court. •Mo. Date of Order. ; Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Nature of Order made. . Order of Discharge. Thompson, Joseph 267, Friern-r'oad, East Dul- Buiidcr High Court of 886 Dec. 1)?, 185)4 Discharge suspended for two years. Bankrupt's assets are not of a value equal Frederick wich, and 1, Stanley-villas, • Justice in of 189-1 4 Bankrupt to be discharged as from to 10s. in the pound on the amount of his Addington-square, Camber- Bankruptcy 18th December, 1896. Liberty to unsecured liabilities; that he had omitted well, lately residing and Trustee and the bankrupt to apply to keep such books of account as are usual trading at 33, Addington- to vary Order after intended and proper in the business carried on by squarc, Camberwell, all in motion against Mrs. Thompson him, and as sufficiently disclose his busi- Surrey is heard by the Judge ness transactions and financial position within the three j'ears immediately pro- tr» dding his bankruptcy; and had on a previous occasion made an arrangement O with his creditors O Davies, Thomas Picton Mounds Court Farm, Warm- Farmer, lately Con- Bristol 6u Jan. 11,1895 Discharge suspended for two year?. Bankrupt's assets arc not. of a value equal « ley, Gloucestershire, lately tractor of J891 Bankrupt to be discharged as ami to 10s. in tlio pound on the amount of his residing at. 11, Goldney- ° from llth January, 1897 unsecured liabilities ; that he had omitted ' O road, Clifton, in the city of to keep such books of account as are Bristol usual and proper in the business carried on ^ by him, and as sufficiently disclose his business transactions and financial position within the three years immediately preceding his bankruptcy ; and had continued to trade after knowing himself to be insolvent

t* Jones, Evas Capeldewi Shop, Llandyssul, Shopkeeper Carmarthen. ,.. 17 Nov. 16, 1894 Discharge suspended for six months, Proof of facts mentioned in sec. 28, sub-sec. 3 w Cardiganshire of 1885 and that bankrupt be discharged (A.), (B.), (C.), and (F), of the Bankruptcy as :md from 16th May, 1895 Act, Ib83 CJ 65 Vicary, Emily Grace ... Now ] , late 6, Silver-terrace, Milliner and Bonnet Exeter 48 Jan. 10, 1895 Discharge granted _ Exete.r , TIMakeT 1— r O_ S£ 1!»»* QO t• '" ^n

o»—o« Anderson, ' Frederick1 '44, Milward-road, Hastings, Builder. ... Hastings 15 •* Jan-.-7, 1895 Discharge suspended three years. Bankrupt's assets are not -of- a value equal Walter (tradingas- Sussex of 1891 Bankrupt to be discharged as from to 10s. in the pound on the amount of his en W. F. Anderson) 7th January, 1898 unsecured liabilities ; that he had omitted to keep such books' of account as are usual ... ,.. and proper in ' the . business carried on by ••• - him, and as sufficiently disclose his business transactions and financial position within ._ the three years immediately preceding his- bankruptcy ; and had continued to trade after knowing himself to be insolvent • ORDERS MADE ON APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE—continued.

Grounds named in Order fur refusing an Absolute Debtor's Name. Address. Description* Court. So. Date of Order. Nature of Order made. Order of Discharge. Foster, Benjamin 129, Milward-road, Hastings, Builder Hastings 33 Jan. 7, 1895 Discharge suspended for three years. Bankrupt's assets are not of a value equal Sussex of 1892 Bankrupt to be discharged as from to 10s. in the pound on the amount of 7th January, 1898 his unsecured liabilities ; that he had omitted to keep such books of account as are usual and proper in the business H carried on by him, and as sufficiently dis- W. close his business transactions and financial position within the three years immediately preceding his bankruptcy ; and had continued to trade after knowing him- o self to be insolvent Crown, Theodore (trad- Residing in lodgings at 56, Hat and Cap Manufac- Manchester ... 61 Jan. 9, 1895 Discharge suspended for two years Bankrupt's assets are not of a value equal . *o ing as Crown and Waterloo-road, Cbeetham, turer of 1892 to 10s. in the pound on the amount of his o Co.) Manchester, Lancashire, ¥ unsecured liabilities, and this has arisen to tz{ and trading at 137, Great some extent from circumstances for which Ducie-street, Strangeways, he must be held responsible ; that he had Q Manchester aforesaid, and omitted to keep such books of account as formerly trading at the sufficiently disclose his financial position i same address, in partnership within the three years immediately pre- i_ ' > with David Mintz.as Crown ' ceding his bankruptcy ; had continued to , and Co. trade after knowing himself to be insolvent. r viz., from January to July, 1892 ; bad con- 3 f r, ' tracted debts provable in his bankruptcy *"** t to the extent of .£471 11s. 7d. without fV" "' having at the time of contracting them. • K reasonable or probable ground of expectation of being able to pay them ; and had, within three months preceding the date of the Receiving Order, when unable to pay his debts as they became due, given an § « • i undue preference to one of his creditors. > viz.: to Mr. Wansker, to -the .extent of td £22 2s. 3d. . ' ' . ..'''/'•' Meikleham, John Young * '100, King-street/ in the city Merchant ,.:. Manchester „. 28 Jan. 9, 1895 Discharge suspended for four years Bankrupt's assets are not 'of a value equal grading as Myrtle, of Manchester, and residing .of 1894 to 10s. in the pound on the amount of bis eikleham, and Co.) at Sedgley Lodge, 2, Park- unsecured liabilities, and tfyatr this has- crescent, 'Victoria Park _ arisen from circumstances for which he, CO ... ' Manchester . must be held responsible ; that he had con- CO tinued to trade with full knowledge of his ( insolvency for twelve years at le'ast ; had .' . - . _ • - 1 contracted the whole of the debts provabl^ j • .j ",• in his bankruptcy without having at the ' time of contracting them any reasonable ,' i or probable grounds of expectation of being . able to pay them ; and had brought on. or '. " t contributed to his bankruptcy m part by CO • ' . ' - : '. . : . i unjustifiable extravagance in living . o ORDERS MADE ON APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE—continued. i Debtor'sName. Description. Grounds named in Order for .refusing an Absolute Address. Court. No. ; Date of Order. Nature of Order made. Order of Discharge. • . - .-, . Greenbury, Balph (trad- 50, Gladstone-street and 28 Grocer and Provision Scarborough .... 21 : Jan. 8, 1895 Discharge granted • .' , •'.':'• ing as Greenbury and and 29, St. Nicholas-cliff, Merchant Of 1889 Co.) Scarborough, Yorkshire ' Brown, William ... .Peaeoek -Farm, Handfortb; Farmer Stockport ... 17 Jan. 11, 1895 Discharge .suspended two years. Proof of facts mentioned in sec. 8, -sub- Cheshire •; . :-} .:. -•?• of 1891 Bankrupt to be discharged as from sec. 3 (C.) and (E.), of the' Bankruptcy Act, a llth January, 1897 ! 1890 w ^Richards, James/. -•• '.: .;. .Residing at 18, ; Clarendon- . Mercantile Clerk ' ..... Stockport ... 4 Jan. 11, 1895 Discharge suspended two years.. Proof of facts mentioned in sec. 8, sub-sec. t-< road, Withington, ' near of 1893 Bankrupt to be discharged as from 3 (A.), of the Bankruptcy Act, 18.90 o • Manchester, Lancashire,, llth January, 1897 previously residing at 11,, •, * *a St. Bees-street, Greenheys, • o Manchester aforesaid, and prior to that at Rake-lane,, , Clifton, near Manchester; aforesaid \

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U.,tc 01 Certniuate of Debtor's SHOW. Address. Description. Court. No. Trustee's Name. Address. App'>IUtiii<-(it. Carr, John William 130, Green-street, Upton Park, Essex, and Builder ... High Court of Justice 1391 Gimblett, Frederick New Inn-chambers, Strand, Jan. 29, J 895 trading at Green-street, Upton Park aforesaid in Bankruptcy of 1894 London, W.C. Furse, Thomas Bosebank, 146, Peckharn Bye, and 17. Phipps- ' Hardware Factor and High Court of Justice 39 Berry, Oscar Monument House, Monu- Feb. 1, 1895 H street, Shoreditcb, both in the county of Importer in Bankruptcy of 1895 ment-square, London,E.Ci London W Goy, John Besiding at 93, Spring-bank, in the borough of Grocer, Draper, and Brick- Kingston-upon-;Hull 2 Hodgson, Robert ... Parliament-street, Hull, Feb. 1, 1895 Kingston-upon-Hull, and trading at !»1 , Spring- maker of 1835 Chartered Accountant bank, 562, -Hessle-road, and at Wheeler-street, all in the borough of Kingston-upon-Hull Norris, John Lkmel Residing and trading at 41 and 43, Stanley- Clothier, Outfitter, and Liverpool 2 Kogers, Thomas 30, North John-street, Jan. 30, 1895 road, Bootle, Lancashire, and also trading at General Dealer of 1895 Theodore Liverpool, Chartered 215 and 217, London-road, and 319 and 321, Accountant Scotland-road, both in Liverpool, Lancashire t S Martin, Arthur James 106 and 108, Craswell-street, Landport, Hamp- Grocer Portsmouth I Edmonds, William... Commercial-road, Land- Feb. 1, 1895 H> shire of 1895 port, Hampshire, Char- tered Accountant Banner, Edward, and Banner, Mary Elizabeth (trading as William Banner and Co.) ... Wellesbourne, JJountford, Warwickshire Coal Merchants , Warwick i Scrivener, Alfred 22, Temple-street, Bir- Jan. 31, 1895 mingham of 1895 Collins feg Johnson, Henry Holborn Hill, Millom, Cumberland Quarry Proprietor Whitehaven 1 Dixon, Jabez Lapstone - road, Millom, Feb. 1, 1895 W of 1895 Cumberland, Ironmonger

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in.]''!-.".,1- ;-•; i-t'v » NOTICES OF RELEASE OF TRUSTEES. — to No. Of Debtor's Name. Debtor's Address. Debtor's Description. Court. Jl alter. Trustee's Name. 1'rusj.ee's Address. Trustee's Description. Date ot Release. Dale, Francis, the younger and Waites, James William (trading, together in copartnership as H Dale and Waites) ... At Stanley House, West Stanley, Drapers... Newcastle-on-Tyne 70 John Grant Gibson Pink-lane, Newcastle-on- Official Receiver ... Jan. 8, 1895 W in the county of Durham of 1893 Tyne t=J Dumma, Robert The Ship Inn, High-street, Walls- Innkeeper Newcastle-on-Tyne 72 ' John Grant Gibson Pink-lane, Newcastle-on- Official Receiver Jan. 8, 1895 end, Northumberland of J893 Tyne Forster, George Residing at 18, G rasmere-street, Provision Dealer ... Newcastle-on-Tyne 46 John Grant Gibson Pink-lane, Newcastle-on- Official Receiver ... Jan. 8, 1895 and trading at 103, Coatsworth- of 1893 Tyne road, both in Gateshead, county of Durham

Unett, Joseph Frederick ... 51, Blenheim- street, Newcastle- Telegraphist Newcastle-on-Tyne . 68 John Grant Gibson Pink-lane, Newcastle-on- Official Receiver ... Jan. 8, 1895 g> on-Tyne of 1893 Tyne N Cunliffe, James William ... 146, Bury-road, Rochdale, late 1 Formerly an Auc- Rochdale ... « ... 18 .Hesketh Booth ..! Bank-chambers, Queen- Official Receiver ... Jan. 15, 1895 and 3, John-street and 16, tioneer and Insurance of 1893 street, Old ham Harris-street, all in Rochdale Agent; now Com- mercial Traveller tei g

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The Gold Mining Syndicate of West Australia Limited ... Greshani House, Old Broad-street. E.C High Court of Justice .. 0021 Jan. 28, 1895 ... Jan. 12, 1895 of 1895 r The Queen | Benefit Building Society Stockton-on-Tees and Mid- 1 Jan. 29, 1895 ... Jan. 4, 1895 w dlesborough of 1895 tr* o \ O 54

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FIEST MEETINGS. IS Name of Company. Addreea of Registered Office. Court. Number. Date of First Meeting. Honr. Place. do The Lyric Theatre Limited The Lyric Theatre, Sbaftesbury-avenue, High Court of Jus- 00304 Creditors, Feb. 13, 1895 11 A.M. 33, Carey - street, Lincoln's- Piccadilly-circus, W. tice of 1894 inn, London, W.C. Contributories, Feb. 13, 1895 12 noon 83, Carey - street, Lincoln's- inn, London, W.C.

William Clover Limited Hogwells, Boreham, near Chelmsford ... Chelmsford ... .. 1 Creditors Feb 14 1895 11 30 A M Shirehall Chelmsford • of 1891 Contributories, Feb. 14, 1895 12 noon Shirehall, Chelmsford oo

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C. T. Bainbridge and Son Limited Tees Taper Mill, Yarm-on-Tees High Court of Jus- . 00341 Feb. 11,1895 Michael Fryer, Edwin Thomp- 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - buildings tice of 1893 son, John Livingstone jun., Carey-street, • Lincoln's- Thomas Chapman, Thomas . inn, W.C. . Stockdale, Simon Frederick Thompson, John Gilchrist, H Frank Dolan win- The Northern Transvaal Gold 92, London-wall, London, E.C. High Court of Jus- 00186 Feb. 18, 1895 Frederick William Fagge, 11 A.M. Bankruptcy - buildings, Mining Company Limited tice of 1892 Charles Wilbraham Terryman, Carey-street, Lincoln's- A. Williamson iun, London, W.C. 4 * • o o . . , - . - ' - \ • • ',.

:NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND. W Last Day for heuemiiK ' Name of Ccmpany. Address of Beelstered Office. • Court. Number. Proofs. . Name of Liquidator. Address.

I. S. Ciopper and Company Limited Great Alfred-street, Nottingham Nottingham.;. 1 Feb. 20, Ifc95 Heury Eoby Thorpe. Official St. Jeter's Church - walk, Not- Of 1893 Keceiver and Liquidator tingham ot

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The Atherstoae Hat Manufacturing Asso- Long-street, Atherstone Birmingham 5A William Johnson Coventry-road, Bedworth, near Jan. 17,1895 ciation Limited of 1894 Nuneaton The Livesey Brick and Tile Company The Livesey Brick and Tile Works, Mill Blackburn 1 William Pickup .. 19, Harwood-road, Rishton, Jan. 19,1895 Limited Hill, ne*ar Blackburn of 1894 near Blackburn

GO CO CJt NOTICE OF RELEASE OF LIQUIDATOR. No. of Waffle of Company. Address of Begtotered Office. Court. Matter. Liquidator's Name. Liquidator's Address. Date of Beleaae. The fiem -Glass Company Limited 55, Curtain-road, Shoreditch, Middlesex ... High Court of Jus- 81 Howard Paul Felgate Sunnyside Villa, Sunbury-on- Dec. 8, 1891 . -tice of 1891 Thames

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Pursuant to the Companies (Winding-tip) Act, 1890, and the Rules thereunder, notices to the above effect have been received by the Board of Trade. JOHN SMITH, Inspector-General in Companies Liquidation. 748 THE LONDON GAZETTE, KEBBUARY 6, 1895.'

HE estates of Richard Gronmeyer, Wine and Spirit HE estates of Thomas Hattray George, Spirit Mer- T . Broker, 20, Constitution-street, Leith, the sole T chant-, Crown Inn, Beith, were sequestrated on the partner and carrying on business under the style and 30th day of January 1895 by the Sheriff of Ayrshire? . firjn o£ Richard Gronmeyer and Co., Wine and Spirit The first deliverance is dated the 30th day of January Brokers, 20, Constitution-street aforesaid, were seques- 1895. trated ori the 31st day of January 1895 by the Court of The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners Session. is to be held at eleven o'clock forenoon on Friday the The first deliverance is dated the 9th day of January, 8th day of February 1895, within the George Hotel, 1895. ! . Kilmarnock...... The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners A composition may be offered at this meeting, and is -to 'be held at eleven o'clock forenoon on Friday the to entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths 8th day;of February 1895 within Dowell's Booms, and grounds of debt must be lodged on or before George-street, Edinburgh. the 30th day of May 1895. " ; A composition may be offered at this latter meeting; All future advertisements relating to this sequestra- and to entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths tion will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. and grounds of debt must be lodged on or before the 31st day of May 1895. WM. S. N. PATBICK, Solicitor, Cross, Dairy, Agent, • The sequestration has been remitted to the Sheriff Court of the Lothians and Peebles, at Edinburgh. All future advertisements relating to this sequestration will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. npHE estates of George Thomson, Ironmonger, Eight GUILD and SHEPHERD W.S. Agents. JL Bridge-place, Galashiels were sequestrated on 4th 63, Castle-street, Edinburgh. February 1895 by the Court of Session. The first deliverance is dated the 22nd day of January HE estates of David Hunter, Blacksmith, Coats 1895. Cottage, Whifflet, were sequestrated on the 1st day The. meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners Tof February 1895 by the Sheriff of Lanarkshire. • is to be held at two o'clock afternoon on Thursday the The first deliverance is dated 1st February 1895. 14th day of February 1895 within Dowell's Rooms The meeting to elect the Trustee and Commissioners Number 18 George-street, Edinburgh. ; - is to be held at eleven o'clock forenoon, on Friday, A composition may be offered at this meeting, and 15th February 1895 within the Faculty Hall, St. George's- to entitle creditors to the first dividend, their oaths and place, Glasgow. grounds of debt must be lodged on or before the ' A composition may be offered at this meeting and 4th day of June 1895. to entitle creditors to the first dividend their oaths The sequestration has been remitted to the Sheriff of and grounds of debt must be lodged on or before the Lothians and Peebles at Edinburgh. • ,' 1st June, 1895. All future advertisements relating to this sequestra-' All farther advertisements relating to this sequestration will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. tion will be published in the Edinburgh Gazette alone. CLARK and MAC DONALD S.S.C. Agents, 7 ' A. BOY MAOGBEGOB, Writer, Glasgow, Agent. Frederick-street, Edinburgh. ..'.'

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