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P 4 LAW qrELLIGRNCR. COURT OF QUIIiti'S.BILNOH.—JAN. 27. sittings in oboe,—(lleheil bled Chief Jostles Cleekbers, sod Julian Otemplme, Maher', sod Mellor.) I THI MITIOIII 01 RIOS; £0 Or VIM= V. TIC Quiff. The further bearing the ► erguoseete la this calm wee resumed this morning. The thee tame before the court at demurrer by the mown to the suppliant's deetsratiou of an tufriaganwina of the muggiest's Waist Is th e Goo- Amami of the Enterprise by - sL. Lords Commissioners of the Admindly. The crown °Lime the right by the premed providing, of using Is tie various &pinwale' all peteuted inventions, exempt when the ierentor Is called in, and then the potties of waramemition is to be speed upon between the investor yid the moms of the governmeat. The Altoona 4.ll ow ee e ir:il, th e SolkitorZeomal, Phinn, Q.C.. Mr. _sod Mr. Went appeared on the pert of the &WS . BowW, Q. 0., end tie. J. Browne, the supphait. appeared for ovill slid in renolaskin to-day that the true coo druetioe of the Detest woe that it greeted a sole right to the suppliant, wbloh had beet landed and taken by the mieteters of the mown, and that his ready was by petition of right. The Attansey-Otheral sad with regard to the question of remedy, be pros to argue on the fallacy which had pervaded the latter portion of the learned mon gers argument, vu., that there wee no differeoce between the right of panic:ming the motto and the patties of right against the nova as an appropriate remedy for an eastuned wrong. The learned Attorney.Cenend bad not concluded when the court rose, end the further ailments were adjourned till Monday nest. COURT OP 00/OION PLEAS-JAN. 27. Barbara ia laiiim—Mobres Lord OW Jos** Li; aid Jsatioss William; Wino; sad Loarims.) B*lll O. MACE. —v.:mimeoma' iLIDO-13. The plaintiff in this ORM wee a pawnbroker, and the de hodsct ens a bailiff employed In levy a distress against the plaintiff fee rest due by Wm The ditfeadaot seised some pledgee which had bees deposited with the plaintiff, and the russet action was to recover damages upon the ground that the pledgee were not liable to be seised ander the distress. The trial took pleat before Berm Pigott, at Liverpool. when the verdict was for the plaintiff —damages M. Saber gamily • mile was granted to ester • poem* epos the ground that the pledgee caul be legally seised ; and le the alternative the rule asked that the damages should be reduced. Upon this last plat ft was said that the *M id mull not recover the value of the Utilise naiad, bet only the nine of his interest in them ; and, further, that the plaintiff's interest was different as to ;bow things which had been pledged more this a year to what it was is rote senor to those that had ham only for a shorter tiro. in In-day the question was whether this role should re ag n:de Mr. Sunders and Mr. Higher appeared to show 01010 against the rule • sod Yr. Monk, Q. 0., to support it. rho Omni the . nght that goods pledged with a pawnbroker were sot liable to be distraisied for rent don by him. A pawnbroker was in the poultice of • person carryiog on it " public tilde," the pledgee befog entrusted to him in the coma of that trade ; and be was therefore within the role of law giving eximptio• from distress for reek This beim; so. the defendant is %kis( the good. was a wrong-doer ; and therefore the phintiff was entitled to re cover from him the fall value of the goods Mime, though of course he would have to pay to the °wain of the goods that portion of the mhos nibs& was dm to them. Rale diens/god. COURT 07 PROBATI AND DIVORCE. TAX. 77. (Bo(m tie Joke Ordinary.) PLANS V. PLLII. Is this oars. Sir J. r. Wilds took tints to (moiler kis dickies. CIILLY r. ILIILLT AND LANOLZT. Yr. GiblentsapCearedf;Tti.,;.itz,.;,; marble mama •t liilburs. He married the respondent in 1847, and s►e afterwards fell into predicate habit& A uoas case of mu coaduct harts( hese proved easiest her, The Court made a decree aid. maim a. saran AND worm Dr. Deese, Q. 0., avd Mr. Hisetiag for the petitioner. tbvitait Omega Maw, of avirsancetith. married Emma Horsey is Aped. 1844. He sehabitad with her st Comptes Coatis, at Leatiferd Hawk is Bememetshim, ad at other plasm, sad he bad by her three children. Oa the Bth oI January, 1983, she was alleged to base committed adultery at the Georg* lee. news, with Major Charlie Petit Hu gest Hodges Nugent, of the Lessen. She was also Moulted with Saris( repeated the offence towards the and of the year at lodgings is Harahan. sod at Lyme Regis. The asides.* of the identity not being satisfactory, the biotin was adjourned far further testimony. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREBT. Th,o.as Sersosse Wesoliarged with brutehty to a shoot). It appeared that the dessisat was ea nalioweeed drover, sod oil this wail= had worked with soother mauls badge. Frederick Slispbard, living in leturd-strset, Dalstae, de. weed— Between 3 s.d 4 o'clock is the afternoon of Deane • her the 29th, I was playing with some echool-felloers sear my home, wheel I noticed the defeedset driving Ice or siz sheep into the slaughter-home of Mr. Suttee does by. One of the sheep turned a ..story way, sad defendant reseed s thick stick, sad streak the poor sheep. as I thought, with all hie atreegth scones the bred legs. It shook ono of It. legs a tittle, and thee fell ou its side. I told hire that I would mestion it to Mr. Settee, and he Waddled, In abusive language. to paneh iny bead if I did. With send once he carried the sheep into the slaughter-how. I after wards did tell oiled Mr. Sutton's men is the shop, sod the primed, who was leasing, was celled back. I beard him say that one of the sheep was a little lame. On exeminisg the carcass of the sheep, it was fouled that Use right leg was beckon below the hock ; the left greatly braised on the shank. Putiagioe sad George Felkerr corroborated the Dotes elation*. Mr. old us you Defendant—Sixteen. Mr. Ellison—lf you were • little older I should order you to pay melt au mead of Eae m would moat probably lowm you is prime ter • long Maw You mast psy • fine of 9ils. or stiffer is delimit 14 daye imprisonment. Locked ap in default. MABLB9ROIIC!ELSTREET. Joseph Newman, a calisaaa, badge 12,555, was charged before Mr. Knox with beirag drunk during his employ, and tusking use of filthy langtop. From the avid's°. of Grigsby, 66 G, it appeared that on the previous night. about eleven o'clock, be raw the de fendant. who was seated on the box of a cab, drive his horse on the pavement, near the Princess's Theatre, Oxford-street. Two ladies, who were in the cab, then Pilled out, sad Gripby observing that the defendant was very drunk, got the soiletaam of another mailable sad put the defendant into Ids cab and took him to the station house. he ell the way midair me of very filthy lassuege. The defendant said he was not (hook, and that it was through an accident to the reins that his horse got on the pavement. Mr. Knox. hay* examined the hoopoe, said he found that the defendant had bees given three tunes into custody for drunkenness, the last time fined 20e., end that about • fortnight ago. He would sot now give the defendant the option of paying a fine, bet commit him for • month, sod oedema that upon his BOGOIIO. He considered the defendant a totally unfit man to drive • cab. . . . Two boys, named Jolts &mama and Janes Moloney, both wretchedly glad, and without show, were charged before Mr. Boor with begging in Old Bond-street, Philip Shrives, &2 0, a plain clothes constable, proved seeing the two boys in Old Bond-street the previous of ter 000 n Wain. nod on seeing mosey gives them he took them into custody. . . . . . . -----, - Beset's= exmosed a wish to be Nest to a sehool. Mr. Knox sia be would remand the boys for a week, that isquirim might be made so to their parent., awl to consider whether they could not be snit to a school. MARYLEBON E. A fierce-10*bl; Irionam named Michael Ryan, aged "3, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with dabbing police cmatable George Haywood, 173 9, with a knife. The urinate, was placed le the dock with handcuffs on. Impactor Macdonald said that this extreme measure was necessary as he (the primmer) had threatened that if they were off he would find some means to murder the officer. Hayward, the ansetablit, said—This morning, shortly after 11, I was ea duty in the Sestaipvcad, sod sew the prisoner mad several ether mos standing in the doorway of the Adam sod Bre Hotel. They were waiting for the soap kinks* opposite to open. I told them they must not stand there blocking up the doorway. They then stepped on to the pavement. I told them they most not stand there but go over to the soup kiladien. They all west across with the exception of the prisossr who said he would see me d—d Brat. I told him , I must pot him off if be did not go. He refused to go, sod I shored him oft note the roe& He isstaatly returned on to the pavement, sad mid he would Maud than ea long as be liked. At this moment Mr. Hatpins, the landlord of the Ades sad Eve, OSMIII out, and reqiinited me to move all parties away from his door. I then told the prisoner that he most go away. Hakim use of a dieguatiog expression, he refined to do so. I laid bold of him to remove him, when be said, "Now, you I will give you something." Ha struck roe swami times is the fare, sari I closed with him. Some ese called out, "Mad, pollossnan. Be cautious, for he has a hada" Almost directly this was said, I felt something sharp peoMrate my flea I Mit a mooed thne (the °Mawr had a Irmo& trim whit& blood wen still oozing, is his left °beak, sad also • by the side of hie nose). He (the prisoner) made several thrusts at my body. Several people mine and took the poi soner from me, and ha Ina taken to the stake-boars This widow* hoods( bees walloped, the nasal °macs was gives to the pawner, who said, "I betandad to take the =is lit.. There's so doubt about that. I eluvial a plated about with me for over three months, sad west repeatedly to 45. Parliamisatstmet, as see Captais O'Bries, and if Iliad seen him I should have abet him. lb. MaaallaldLYo ;aai ths;ak Ood you an now Mb Ors amanittlag that edam rfrE;. Elptttsg,ffurrunAy •EvErTiriGta. fIAN UAR,Y getnaf6s. 71 T •••• Poisosor—When Tam pal 16 It tad Walled by aa Eog- Ushuaia I will have my = There 'are three English men aim wises I mai The primmer was fully committed for trial. SOUTHWARK. teem% Sal/ore, formes end coolideatial mental to Mr. Preemie Ruhell, fishmonger, 110*., Waterloo-ma, Cha rillet-erimee Railway Ansh, was Dram* ep Is custody of ft=table Hwy Morton, 63 L, charged with roMbg to • mime mama. The premosator said that the prisoner had bees in his service shoat Ave his He placed the utmost confi. Mew Is him, and his retomeratioa was about 2/. per week. A short thne ago the rear of his premises wee mitered, sad be lout game sad other foods. worth about 20/. He had also bees otaitiouilly robbed is such a mysterious manner and to that extent that he was compelled to all is the aid of the police to detect the thief. Oa the previous day, skeet am o'clock, he missed some very flee sale, and sho rt ly after wards the primmer wee brought back to him with some of them is hie *scrim. Hoary Mortos, 63 L, mid that is sonsequeses of tutor monis be remised from lest witaess be watched the pri mmer, aid about 1 o'clock he maw the prisoner leave, aid bar* sometideg balky or him be stopped him, and asked him what he bad about him. He sad " Nothing," but whoa witasse told him be should tab. him to the Patios home he took the eels produced from hie pocket, and sagged of him to let him go. He, however, took him into oartody. The prolocutor said that the eels were his property. He identified them by pa:tender marks he had made on them with • keit* in the presence of the dam. The prisoner admitted his guilt. and begged of the pro secutor to be limiest with him, am it was the first time he had ever takes asytbMg. wavedhad a sick child at home,ruci be theagitt that Um eels do it good. The prosecutor lefortned his worship that bad the pri mers asked for say fish he would have gives them to him cheerfully, and be knew that. He wee sorry to say that he had co doubt the prisoner had Meta robbing him for • bag time and to • very serious elitist The romistrate observed that it was • very bad offence, far • arta bolding such a good situatiou, under a Iliad sad trustful mister, to sob him. Ho esskenced him to foam months' hard labour* Wisdoms*. members of the oompaay, should v. There were some doubts es to Mai, said the opleioe at oououel was taken he pepsin' a see for the *pieta, of Mr. Homo Lloyd, and after that, instead of a list of *Bottom alest of the re gular ehetsheldsn , ems Hs in number, was seat is, the amber of Hans repreetated being 300 or 400. The order for =up Me company had bus made, but bad not bees Ia answer to lir. Lewis, Mr. Herr mid he bad acted as esiisiter to the romputy aims its emanarneenment, and drew ap the articles of amaciation, ao4 the one with regard to the eeripholdere. There was • petition died to wind op Wm company ; and at a geaoral meeting a resolution was to wind ap voluntarily, but it was before it was rot that the peUMes had bees Bled. He could not tell how many member* were preeent at the meeting. By the *mucus it required eve to make • gemern. There were more than five presoak, but he could not say how many there were. He knew the meatier was legally constitute& Lewis addressed his lordship upon the poMt of law raised by Mr. Pehimi, as to whether or not the original &Bottom were to be oenakieted as member*, and he ooe tended that they were dearly so. The Lord Mayor said he certainly thought the public ought to have some protection, and that a r list of shareholders ought to ha made out, that It might prope be knows who was liable for say debts incurred. However, It Ina matter which had bees very properly brought forward, and would show the public how some of the new oompanies were lot up. Mr. Poland, to answer to Mr. Lewis. said that the quo. tiara was Mother or not the set of parliament bad Mee Infringed, and If so be eoctooded that the evidence, of Mr. Carr showed a desire on the pert of the direotme to comply with the act, and If there had hues mistake it had not boss done with the Intention of violating the M. The Lord Mayor said he had taken the opinion of Mr. Ohs, sad abouM decide upon his advice, although it would be against his own opinion. Mr. Oho said the opinion Its bed formed was epos three puede— Fint, that the lid of mambas mestiotted is the 2tith oration of the Ounpanied Act, 1511, seder whisk the summate was taken out, clearly meant • list of those per sona whose arms. was is the register of members, as appeared by menu V 3 and the articles of amordatioo, by which • distinction wee dawn between a registee ol members and • scrip register, and omegas,* the list seat to the Registrar al Joint Stook Ocestiesiss, which Included all the names is the register of members, and excluded all those of sham or earth holders, was In emphases with the set. Secondly, that if that view were iscorreot, the company having sated under the advice of counsel Is returning a het to the registrar with the scrip holders emitted, could not in law be said to have salawfully and wilfully rude default in complying with the provisions of his act. Thirdly, if these two grounds failed, the 87th section would stay say further precoodlsp before the court after it was proved, as It bad bees, that the Court of Chancery had toads ea order for the winding up of the cowpony. The suntnose was accordingly dismissed. Mr. law* on the part of the complainant, naked for a cue to take before the Coszt of Queen's Beech, which hi Lordship thought a Tag props( come to curette, and thought it was oss of these cues that the more the cumetarces were laid before the public the better it would be. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (nor LAST irionsoe Gum%) Ai [MALTY, JAN. 24. The undermentioned sasistantuaohseen is the royal eery ban been promoted to the first doss, :—Mr. Jame Mallard Mason, with seniority of 27th Deember, 1861; Mr. Curbs AlLop, with seniority of 3rd January, 1885 ; Mr. Joseph Briggs, with ',clarity of 18th Jamison. 1865 ; Mr. Wil iaml Gauge l'aige, with smakerity of 17th Ja nuary, 1,65. The undsrmeationed officer has been this day promoted to the mat of comma:Wer is hoe Malady's Best Jaye Fella Lowy, Noy., staff commosoffer. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 27. -.--APPOLDITIVINTS...—COM maadon F. O. B. Rotuma MF. an/so% to he inspecting ootassaadate el the Coast Gawk vies Selby sad Randle. WOOLWICH, JAL 27. Several officeta of the Ordnance Select Committee mumbled at the Royal Animal proof-butt this worm( to whams the testing of some e:pwimwt.l riled gum, sod tire of the maestri/ muzzle- 'mg Blakely riled gam 11.11 also subjected to prod, 'Worths superiationlenee of lir. Campbell, of the Blakely Orderlies Company. la caw quotes of the very %miasmal:4*state of the weather the Melia, of several of the guns was positomed. The Brion to amortein the most efßileet weapon by venous gun makers, who have, in accordance with se isiribitiao from the War Deportineet, asaverted the old potter. Beheld kites rifled arm, woe resumed ma Tuesday and this moruiog at the goverameot practice range, In the preemies of mem. bore of a committee appointed to report thew" and the remit his not beam made known. SPORTING INTELLIGENCR. . - BETTING AT MANCHEITZL—FauuT. wAiltioo gIioMMHG) CUP. 100 to ow , Lea UMngton's nomination OE) 20 to Mr. Blend's nomination (t) 00 to Mr. Jardine a Domination (t) IS to Mr. Haywood's nomination (I) BS to Mr. Joao:a nomination ,u 1) *0 to ltr. LaMar' acumination it) 60 to Mr. Mormay's nomination (t) TWO THOUSAND. 15 to apt Broodokir - Mel •to 1 sot Sitailmot 11 t nto 1) 1 targsamig• (os) to 1 Lklttlagtoa 14t) 100 to • Cooper 14 BABY. 11 to t mist Liddiniton BO to 1 sot Bedminster (I tato 1) II to 1 Chattanooga it) BfrraorouTAx Borst) or WORKS. —The weekly meeting of this Board was bold yesterday, at the °Mem Bprieg-gardens, Mr. J. 'Mina*a is the chair. The Es• &neer read a long report upon the differeot 'chromes before parliament affectiog the Board, amoopt them beiog the bill intitled the "Metropolis flowage sad Ewes Reclamation," which oostemplated a main conduit which would nonunion* by • junction with the Northern Outten Sewer, a little below Abbey Mille pumping station, where there would be a lift of about 20 feet ; thence it would proceed to Five Elms, on the main road from Dageeham to Romford, where • brooch moduli, from the Barking reesrvoir, would fall into it. Between Horechurch aed itainlisna wc:uld be • second lift on the main conduit of about 10 feet, which woul,l be continued eastward, parity between Langdoe Hill and the London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway to Prima, and terminatiug near the river Crouch, near Randtb, its total length being 27f miles. Two brandies would be continued from the end of the mein conduit; the Brat paring aloag the northern valley of the river Crouch to Bentham and thence across the low Leda to Deogie Flats, Its total length being 18 mild. The sewed branch would pass along the southern valley of the Crouch, sad by • pyphon nadir the river Dodo, and thecae acmes Fouls= Liked to the FOUI•4•11 Salads ; the length of this breech being about 18f miles. The levels of these eendeite would enable • very large tract of ground to be Irrigated with sewage. by gravitatioo, all dory their route, from London to the Essex ' coed. Two lines of embankment are also contemplated b e / the bill. The embankment to the south of the river I is intended to be Dearly 12 miles long, and to reclaim about 7,000 acres of the Foulness sod Monne Sands. Foul ness Island bas at one period farmed • portion of these sands. It is now protected from the sea by tie embank node, and just below the cultivated soil la mod, which ap pears to be similar to the Maplie Sands. The greatest depth of the proposed =backmost wall is 15 feet. A mo tion was carried authorising the asosneary steps for promot ing the bill for the improvement of Park-lase. A onnimuni eatioe was received from the St. George's District Board of Word, requesting the board to consider the necessity of dealing with poisons who keep their houses closed , and let them get into • state of dilapidation, and to look for further powers to make each property liable to rates. The matter was referred to the Streets and Improvement. Committee for consideration and report. After the disposal routine busied' the beard adjoruned. SHOCKING NROLBCT or CHILDREN ISS THEIR F•THZ/I.—Yestarday afternoon 114 investigation took plate before Mr. Humphreys, at the Kies and Queen Tavern, Lintehonse, into the eircumatoneee of the death of Emily Jane Ireland, aged foot years, one of three children who hod been shockingly neglected by their father, John Ireland. It appeared from the eddied that the father was a ballast getter, and his wife bad bees dead two ar,. On a con stable going to Brook-street, Ratcliffe, on Monday eight, be found the three children lying in a corner ones old nattier, towered only by an old oilskin table-coyer. They were over do with vermin, and there were boles eaten into their beads. He got some food for the children, which they ate ravenously. Ireland was a items mos, aid had earned Ba. Bd. that day ► at his calling, but be is a lazy drunken low. The deceased was taken to the Children's Home at Ii choose on Monday night, and died on Tuesday morning. She was pale, flabby , and bloodless, but according to the medical evidence death had not actually been caused by star vation. She was horribly covered with vermin, her scalp was completely eaten through. These was disisse of the lump of some months standby ; snob being the case, of warm warmth and nourishment were the more indispensable. Death arose from disease of the lungs, accelerated by en. poem* and neglect. The coroner said that the preasnt won • ease for a prosecution by the board of giddissia, and be &odd &Own the prossedrap to enable the guardians to fur the eandset of the ors The inhuman father was the, taken into ea seedy by the polio.. fAdvertisemant.l HozzowAT s Pmts. This wilts. and regolatlfig inedldne should occesionaity be had sweource to during foggy, oold, and wet we Char. nese PUla are the hest* premmtbree of hoarseness. sore throat. diphtheria, =7, and asthma. and are sore remedies for oommettan, Ilia, and indiunmation. Moderate attention to the direc tions folded errand each box will ambito *very Invalid to tabs the pills to the most advantageous manner. The. will thus he tatutht the plow &Nis and thedraungaoces ander which they mut M Inorsamml dialmished Holloway's Pills act aa &Urethra. apnea* sail tasks Whenever these pills have bee& taken as the rossses. tie seselte have always been the most at/Mg: even when Ow sill 00 awe they always sway Us a gre mity sfqmplolii 17,11 MEMO dripr. J. A. C. Hai. Piumstead, Kept, clerk is Wooled( It Arrenal-IM ditidend IN., any Wedassloiy, at Porkyns's Beethsfell street. Emmy Bosirr, Nowbary, Sakillepe, Inisionaker-Ist dividend of Mid., any Monday, at Parkyna's, BasinsbaUetseet. WILLIan NORPOIR, Water-lase, Great Teverelreet, -Ist dividend of 211. 70., any Wednesday, at Parini% Sr singbadatreet HOWARD LAWRINCR. Porters, brewer -Ist dividend of IL 741., Feb. 1, and any subesument Monday, at rarity's's, Banostiall street. J. T. FITCRISW, Bridgeenad, Lambeth, saddier-lat dividend of is. Si.. Feb. 1, and any subsequent Monday, at rarkynes, Basiushalletreet. H. F. WILIGUT, Clerkenvell-close, licensed victualler-Ist divi dend of tie., Feb. 1, and any subsequent Monday, at Prim's% BssinshalistreeL J. D. T 8 .L, itimidelletrest, Caledonian-road, draper-tad dbidend of la. llid , Feb. 1, end any subsequent Monday, at Parkynies. Bsainghall.streeL IPirrns LATTA', Lemanetreet, Wlaltechapel, tarpaulins manufac turer -Ist dividend of sa lid., any Monday, at Parkyiets, C. infttavan (8131. Bart., Kingstonon-Thaunee—lat dividend of fir.. any Monday, at Partyns'n 1. J. BALL. Whitochapel.road, manila maoufacturer divi dend of 7d.„ any Monday, at Parkynia, fkueingballatreet. C. B. Main% Churehatreet, Whititotaapal, aaw maker—let divi dend of is. Id., soy Monday, at Parkytufs, Basinghallatreet. .1. 0. GLILILAAL, lia.low, Bawer, tallier—tat dividend of 1134., any Monday, at Parkywie, Badnikalintreet. 0.1. Gauitirr, Antiunion; illsokinnionsahlre, wooer-1A divi dead of la. 34.1., any Monday, at Parkyna's, Baainghall-strert. IfiumaM HMS v Baatinnav, Reeding, ironfounder-2nd divi dend of lid , any Monday, at Potpie's, Basingball.street. R. T. PRITCHZTL Cbansber.street, Ooodman'afietda, and it. Janielf.atreet, non manucaettire . r 7 rnd dividend of id., any - ------ ilendaY L at Park Yin e. Bringball.strtat. Malt G. AIC9ARI4, Queen's-terrace, Gunden-town, stationer -Ist dividend of 7s. ltd., any Monday, at Parts, Basinshall street. Joss WM, Botadale, B.Qelk, farinar—lat dividend of U. lid, any Itotriay, at Porkpies, Bainghallatreet. MULLS= WIS?OAITH (Joint astatei, Thresdneedleetrest, mer chant-2nd dividind of la. lid., any Monday, et ?mimes's, Baal -street. CALIUS Wahign, hpringulirest, Bydoverit, wise inerdrust-14 diddled el Ijd., Yoh. 1, and say selsequent Monday, as Per- I kris's. Batlashallatesel lOairg Baena, N. , Lent, hismer-114 dividend of IL , Feb. I, and any an tent Monday, at harm% Basinghallatreet. TnOitai &tarred, Birmingham, boot sad shoe dealer—lA divi dend of SY 24., say Thursday. at Monad a; Bleinhighani. Taurus Pooh, Bmowitos, Leicestershire, tanner-1M dividend of ta. gld.. any Thursday, at Kinneat's, BimAJIM CHAIM ALlLerr M , anna Link, 10=re, archL test—let dividend of 2a. 71d., any Thursday, at Kinnear% Bir mingham. Witt.imt COOKS, Newbold Verdcm, Leleestenhire groaw—lat dividend of 3a., any Thursday, at Elansar's, Birmingham. WILLIAM KTIVILL. Hampton In Ards. Warwickshire, licensed victualler-Ist dividead of ts dd., any Thursday. at Kinnear's, Birmingham. bans Alias, Whitehureh, iihropeltire, draper—l at dividend of ben. sod., any Thursday, at Khmer's, Birmingham. MILLIAY KIM JODIE WALL and Jona KIRK. lionntaorret Lel cestenlirs, coal meruhania —2nd dividand of Id., Jan. 30, and three subsequent llosdaye, at Harris* Nottingham. WILLIAM ilagiusos, La.:aster. market gardener—let dividend of 3d Jan. 30, and three subeequent Mondays, at Harris, Nottingham. Feb. 14. A. B. Pike, Woashei, dorkyard clerk—Veb. If. F. L Carter and O. S. Carver, nkinner-stroot, Snow-bill, lust manufsc. tams —Feb. lb. W. B. Bowden. Oxford, bookseller—rob. la. J. W. Phillips ' Northutoborland.place. Westboro:ass-grove, builder—Feb. 15.1. Osborn, Northchareb. Hertfordildni, builder —Feb. TA 8. L Gibson, Areley, kw; balider—Feh. ii. F. G. =Rochester, tailor - Feb. 7. Joseph balsils sad James I, Wormier. haberdashers—Feb. IL Y. Atkinson. dleshorough and Futon, Yorkshire, grocer—Feb. lg. T. Denison, Ottiseley. Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer—Feb. 13. J. Lord. Halifax. Yorkshire, accountant—Feb. 9. H. P. °leave and W. Fletcher. Liverpool. painters—Feb 9. IL Gordon, Wrexham, Denbighshire, woollen Fob. 9. J. Wand% Roads* draper—Feb. 10. J. Clart, dra t er— andisMar, trivialize draper—Fob. 19 W. Murray, Kandrostor, and Dalsosans Forest. Choshim, deals In homes-- Feb.& 8. R. Howard, Lowestoft, dudolk, butcher—Feb. IS. W. Orem& Peterbo.ough, baker—Fib. IL Z. Dobson, South Ottartugion, near Think, stooemason—Feb. 8. J. Powell, Malmo Bryan, Yorkshire, tailor—Feb. 8. Maher Newham and ileme Norton, it Ringo Lynn County Court— Feb. 9. 0. Higgins, Oldham., engineer—lob. 9. J. Hubris. Old ham, machine litter—Yob. 9. T. W. Morris, Newton, Warwick shire, butcher—Feb. 9. J. Boyes, ICLehy Norlisszaptouslalre, grocer—Feb. 9. T. Wolfe, Brioklow, Wsrwlekshire, —Feb. 9. O. Dew's. Juo.. Brinklow, baker—Feb. 9. T. Marlow, lagby, dealer Is china and gams —Feb. 9. T. Atkins, Rostry, baker— Fob. 9. J. liens, Rugby, carpenter —Feb. IA R. Orman, Si. Helga% Lancashire—Feb. 111. T. Hawley, Groat Linked, Buoldnithass. shire. machine man M railway woes--lab. 13. W. Spinner, Groat Woolgoas, grow - Feb. 1A 0. HiWns, Crardial.l, Bedfordshire, labourer—Feb. 8. I'. Swain. Shrewsbury Innkeeper—Feb. il. T. L. Ingle (separate estate;, Bamford, Not: tinghamshire. hosisr—Feb. EU. G. Noble, Middlesborough, York shire, Innkeeper. PARTNERSHIPS DIJMOLVED. J. Mackay, A. P. Midis, and D. Mackay, ordnance c- William C. With* T. Williams. W. Williams, A. Williams, and J. affirms, Pendleton. Lancashire, drysalters, so far as regard' P. Williams. C. Wales, 7'. Williams, and J. Hares-Mary Holley and R. Williams, Idwerd.street, York-read, Lambeth, starry paper mannfacturers-H. I. Eaten, J. Priers, and P. litegersl4 Swansea. timber machantA so far er ryWa H. IL paten-E. Carper and 8. Cooper, Mouth Bidsids, Y. Dingle and J. Brown, Busoastia, H. t r t ' iTi r :;:l ff. Price, Cheap Ide, lace agent.-Eilea Hall midi. W. Hall, Hoc Wale, tos dealers- L ltriorley and H. Huang. Eirulibli baio, metallic bedstead makers-J. Booth and A. Abbott, West Auckland, Dun am, lemonade manufactureis-D. Quarter:l, B. (Huai and H. Olggal, Dewsbury, Yorkahlre, cloth eanufacturees -P. Robinson sad B. Ball, Liverpool, merchanta-J. & M. Reeds and W. Mackey, limped, cotton broken-T. Harrison sad IL. Harrison. Harrogate. Yorkshire, talon-M. J. Goldman! and A. Gotrionid, Houndsdli". Eirean,hant and libaliald Lacturs-J. Joints and 8.. Montague. Vauxhall Bridge-road, Woefeaseter Howith respect to a piece of land)-J. C. Haß and I. C. w-lane, City, shirt manufacturers-8. Cordate, &st i l l Coward. linottingley, Yorkshire, wilt merchania-A. Dawson sad I W. Birch. Liverpool, cart owners-J. R. Thomism and T. Thom aon, Conant!, solicitors- A. Wayne and B. Colima, Lamar, manufacturers of hoalay-R. B. Hatter-ley, J. liattersley. J. Longbottom. Heald , and W. Heald, Brighoose, Yorkshire. millwnglits, so farm regards J. Lougbottons- 11=1. Bushes, and J. Hughes, New Invention, mar Illexwich, shire, coal masters, so far as regards & Boehm-T. Davis* sem. T. Dugdale. Jun, and A_ Dues* Walton, Lancashire, cut ' too sidinters, so far as regardsT. Dugdale, sea.-H. C. Poole and I A. Segel!, Jon, Bradford, stall finishes-H. Carrier. 8. Carrier, I sad H. Macdonald, likeston, Derbyshire, and Nottingham, hosiers so far as regards D. Macdonald.-W. J. Lampert, O. Holt, and P.R. Hoff, Liverpool, merctourts, so far so regards P. H. Hort SCOTCH 8101111ThATION. Joint Em. Glasgow, Gfther„ Feb. I, at the Faculty Hall„ Glasgow. CHARGE 4474 MT A LIMITID LIABILITY COMPANY. At the Maneion -house polioe-oonrt yesterday, the Little Hampton, Halite, and Moniker fitesaship Company (Limited), of 4, Arthur.atreet East, City, were swamped before the Lord Mayor, upon the complaint of Mr. JUDOS Ellis, of No. Si, Barinehall•strest, that they Wag a sop pant under ." The Companies Act, 162," and having capitol divided into shares, unlawfully did make default in complying with the provisions of entice 96 of the said ad, with respect to forward* the list et the asembers of the said compel*, and thenminary of particulars therell required, to the Registrar of Joint Stook Companies, cup teary to section 27 of Ike said ass. Mr. Lewis, jar., appeared to support the compislat ; and Mr. Pe/and, barrister, for the defence. The sump= was originally returnable ea Thursday, and whoa called on Mr. Poked applied to have the hearing adjourned, upon the ground that an order bad been made by the Mester of the Rolla to wind up the corn• pay cedes the Oompideory Act, sad the previous day the patties had attended before the registrar that the order might be mede out, and under the circumstances be esehiaded that while these proceedings were pending, the Lord Mayer had so jurisdistioe. The Lord Mayor, however, decided that he had juridic- Mee, and said he should Par the =temps. Mr. Poked protested easiest the jurediedon, and said he should, therefore, decline to appear to the summons, and withdrew. . . . . . Yr.lorb then proceeded to °pea his one, sod in doiss es he west into the 011.01103i11101111 under which the coo pee; was formed. and it appeared that it was origisally started in June. 186.1, and was registered la Joly in the mans year. The capital, aneordiag to the balanes-ehest that was published to the paid* was 7,4951., is shares of IW. each, 11. of which was paid up. Mr. Lewis proceeded to detail the items in the Wenn shoat, nod which was 7,0001. for promoting sad prelimi nary expends, leaving but • few huodred pounds to trade with. In the course of the past year they got into debt to the attest of 0001, sod when the balanoraheet was published it was quite time that the gestlemea interested promoted a petition to the Master of the Rolls. At • gemmed meeting of the shareholders • resolution bad been pared to wind up voluaterily, which, if carried oat, would, he said, have stilled emery *airy into the matter. The Master of the Rolls, after horn( the key gave a very decided opinion se to the course he banded to purses, which, Mr. Lewis hoped, would be to bring back some of the 7,0001. from the pockets of those who had had the beside of it. Tba Lord Mayor asked who was the promoter of the oompasMr. aria mid, a gentleman named Elborough ; but he did not propose to mention the names of the directors. He Crdto show that • proper list of the members bad act deposited it the registrar's °Mem Mr. Spicer. the clerk in the case of the Registrar of Joist-Stock Companies, was gelled, sad said the Little Hampton, Haves, and Honesur Steamship Ossupsay (Limited) was registered is July, 1803, and os the 17th Jae ,1865. the company mot a list of slianaholdees. It s owed the amount of norm paid up I. be 7.495/, sod the animist of shares forfeited eine. The total somber of shares registered were 392, of which 235 stood in the mane of Mr. Elborough. He could bona; when the Liners! meet ing was held, but if the hit had not bees mat in before the expiration of the 14 days after the general waste; it would Dot he reesned. Thsro was no one predict to prove that the meeting was held, and the proceedings wore adjourned until yesterday, whoa kir. Poland appeared to answer the summons, al &honk he rid he did sot waive the point as to the jurie dirties. _ _ Mr. Felu Henry Wood was called, who said he woo the secretary to the Little Hampton, Harm sad Hooflour Sumo ship Comma'', aad had been secretary two or three months. Rs succeeded Mr. Griffiths, who woo preceded by Mr. Elborough. He produced the minute book °Detaining the premiertings at that meeting. Mr. Lewis remarked that there were only two *akin in the minute book. Whales, m &sewer to Mr. Lewis, mid he had note list of these present. Mr. Bartanan, of 38, Graoechureh-street, was tbechairmao. That was the meeting at which the balance. sheet was pared. He did au know how many shareholders were present. Mr. Poland wished to uk Mr. Ellis a few questions, but he was informed that that gentleman was sot present ; but Mr. Lewis said if Mr. Poland would tell him what he wanted to know be might be able to admit it. Mr. Poked add be wished to know whether it was true that Mr. Ellis was not an original 'Motu% but held scnp outdates from another shareholder ; that he had never applied is writing to be put In the register ; and that he wsa the parson who filed the petition to win d up the com pany, all of which Mr. Lewis admitted wee perfectly true. Ib. Polaed thou proceeded to address his lordship, and said he would not trouble him with the question as to junior diction; and in reference to what bad been said by Mr. Lewin in respect to the disposal of the 7,01:101, be might say that the directors would Dot /hub from an ieveetigatios into the way in which it had been expended, at the proper time. It was a matter quite irrelevant to the question at Uwe, the only question being whether or not tke register hed been seat in according to the requirement' of the act of parliament. The company was started for the purpose of establishing a large traffic between Liattehanapton and Murat and Holdout, end es it wu a new business, of coarse required capital to carry it out, and must be at first Uttar acted with some loos : but if sufficient capital could have been obtained it would so doubt have anoaseded. Beteg a now scheme it was no doubt difficult to get capital, and the ' shares being 10!. each, it was thought better to issue scrip certificates, which could be transferred Iran band to ban d, and be read on. of the artiolee of aseorriatioo to that purport. Mr. Lewis said that in the interpretation clause it said that the shareholders should include scripholders as well ea I members. Mr. Poland mid nevertheless the holders of scrip were sot members of the company. The anawar which he had to the charge contained in the summons was, he mid, • boot fide one. He said that when scrip certificates were supplied the parties were not registered as members until they had sent in • written application for that to be done, and until they were regis tered he contended that they could not in any way he said to be nientoers of the company. The question was who was to be put on the list? The list was mad* out and deposited ow the very day required ; but the directors, wishing to comply with the act, had takes opiates of Mr. Carr, the solicitor, upon the matter, and he was of opinion that all the original *Rotten ought to be included ea members of the coronary on the 10th January. The question was die coshed, and the opinion of Mr. Horatio Loyd, a gentleman of reputation, was taken, and he stated that he was of opinion that inasmuch as the scrip might love paved out of the hands of the original &Bottom, they ought not to be included as members of the company on January 10th , as it might prejudice their rights. Theo, again, the holders of the ea s s o . :i could sot be included, as the scrip might have through many hands, sad the present holders not aving brought is their certidaatee, or given notice in writing to be pieced on the list, perhaps could not be found. Acting upon this opinion, the directors, as they thought, com plied with the sot of parliament, in seeding the list of the registered members as they appeared from their books. That • mistake might have been made be allowed wee pos sible, but he submitted that they had not w Wisely in fringed the act ; and to show that the directors had acted is • bona fide meaner be should call Mr. Can, the solicitor to the company. The Lord Mayor asked if he was to snikistastl from Mr. Polasd that the ecriphoklers were sot liable for the Just debts of the company Mr. Poised thought the original allotthea were Lade. The Lord Mayor said that was somewhat at variance with Mr. Polesd's argument. Mr. Poland said they were, be thought, liable, although they could not be said to be members of the company. Mr. Anthony Can, of 25. Rood•lane, solicitor, was theft galled by Mr. hilted. He said he wee the solicitor to the Little Hampton, Havre, and Hotillenr Steamship Com pany (Limited). He wee °moulted ma to the tinkles out of the list of the members of the company, end at hie nqsest • list of the whole of the 'Bottom wee prepared. It w bb Swaim that the whsle d rift abbess, Wiwi* the !ROM L.AB arvars sizzrra. [WWI or SOLICITONS ASS PUNT= parnanns TO II 'OFTADISO At TUI,QrrIOB OF MS 01111 main" 00011 Or Llll , SAS NegazAnsair.l MUCK lIIPTS. WILLIAM WItIR, Warwick-401ot, Borough, boarhooaa keeper, W sammsdat lob. 8, at it owns CoUlinlors, Uroavanorpallt South, Surrey, coal men. siarkt. Nob. 8, at It Glieboi tenting, Ilaveloolpter, Surrey, builder, lob. S. at 11. JAMas WHUN3.I.I. Cattaso-row. Lock allutcla, dealer, Fab. S, at it. riellb.Uele MILIAN MVO, Southampton, hair droner, Fab. 11. al L WILLIAM FALOASS, Sydnepoquaro, Commerclal-road, budder, We 2, at 2. THOMAS WILLIAMS. Horatomatroet, Kotudogton, clerk to all insurance) uetowty, Vet.. at AWARD WATTS, Fieementle, near Southampton, builder. Feb. 8, at I. Joni YuBEKT YsrrDlJ Dovnui. Bt. James's-terrace, VauxhaU bridge-road, late licensed victualler, reb. 8, at 1. Naninllllll. LIMY, Little Alla-street, (1 dmen's-11•Ida, and Itur74trent. Bt. Mary-me, pAnWller, Feb. 8, at 1. CRAW! ‘yurrp.s. W,rloo.ruiid, Lambeth, clerk to • nine merchant, Feb. B, at I. TNOMMI Lana, Portugal-street, Llneoln'a4nn-delds, late ac _ 001111 t. Fib. I, at 111. 100 Chic, Tadao% eL, Lambeth, commercial clerk, feb.B,atl2. JOHN TMIWiLL. Bonham, busses, stationer, Feb 0, at 11. L 50111 1 ,1) I.I7IIWICK Teethe, WresttelralliAoe, blaboliardat paleter, Feb. 8, at 11. WIL All CoUSTICIAT, Wellington-street, Pentoarille, and belle Vol.-place, liermondley, coal dealer, Feb. 9, at 12. MUM ?Atrial BABCOCK, Weburn.baUtlingro earainercial traveller, Feb. 9 at 11. Jabne RICH KS. Melling, Norfo lk, rattan salesman, Feb. 9, et IL Josbrii W ream, lee-perk, Kase, bop merchiust. Feb. 9, at 11. 111111•11 bcituaer, Sutton, Norfolk, farming bailiff, Feb. 9,at gatiwahlaaace, Pickering mews, Paddington, greengrocer, Feb. at 1L JAMES AITMSWIIBOII, Fulham-road, Brampton, commiselon agent, Feb. 9, at 12. RIMY WILUsb I.Voilati,Sallsbnry, publican, Feb. 9, at 12. WILLIAM Oisse, Whib chapri.ro, year, Feb 9. at 1. COWARD PitiCS, Weatcuurulandot., Ylallao, asses, Yeb. 0, att. MMial Attain , Pewee.. Oarlialwatreet, 8099, late articled clerk toss attorney, Feb. 13, et. 11. 'AXIS 1111.11 , 111i1CIL BKlllacll, York-road. Batts:sea, butcher, Feb. II at It. SMUT CAMBAY, Tabernacle-ware, Okiddreetroad, glue and Musa dealer, Feb. 18. at It Minim DMUS. Brighton, auctioneer, Feb. 13, at 1. Sawa BeTTKII, Chichester-pi , Paddle/ton, plumber, Feb.l3.at 4. YrtAsem W WAWA; Wellingtoseeed, Walhasingreen, gentleman, Feb. 20. at 11. SAMUEL JACobI, Parkoide, Mnishtsbridge, jeweller, Feb.22:2l i AMMO WILLIAM CLARK, DewliEturrace, Lower Clarion, In glees Feb. 21, at 11. JOOMPU LAME. Mg* are road. linandraper, Feb. 22, at 11. WILIAAM Ks. Luca, in,uniongerlane, heapaide, and Glencoe. ter-grove West, Old Bron•pten, warehouseman, Yeb. 20. at 12. WILLIAM CaUTDMI. Ifingraushoe, user Colchester. relieving officer, Feb. 3 1 , et 11. 111011/11CALE HAMM, Grosvenor-row, Phrilloo, miscellaneous dealer. Feb. 20, at 11. 1110 mas Baoignaisn, Peterborough, corn merchant, Feb.2o, at 12. 050101 BAITalt, Northentptowequara, Clerkeuwell, patentee of printing la oil colours, Feb. 11 at 11. BOAT 11..0mM Wimburse Blaster, Donetaltire, attorsey, Feb. 112, at 12. Nosy) ZUNIS Coortit Birmingham, publican, Feb. 10, at 12. libisiaan JLml. Neatb,tl laniorgansh.,cabiaet maker,Feb.lu,at 11. Peat 4.71-Aas, RlAgstou-upuu•ilull. brewer, hub, e, at 12. MOT WILLIAM lll.Accannitit, l'pton, near Oalnaborough, land sarveyar, Yob. a, at 12. WILLIAM WMMATLET, KlugMaGopoll-HUll, pawnbroker, Feb. 8, at It. MIUMAILD 1110u1S, Liverpool, brewer, Feb. 9, at 11. Jobs LAIICABHIII4 Manchester, crinoline manta, Feb. 9, at 12 WILLIAM dom. itirnilagbam, boot maker, Feb. 27, at 10. MEW Pri.13.11. Birmingham, limas founder, Feb. 27, at 10. Thebes Hamann% Sutton Loldfleld, Warwickshire, atiornefi Glut. Feb. n 7, at 10. =MEATH Juges, Liverpool, late butcher, Feb. 9, at 3. WILLIAM Lwarsa, Lin rpol, chemist, Web. 7. at 3. MAIL PuMILL. lAir L milliner, Feb. 8, at 3. ILIA X KOMI"Mr u oral, Yurkehlre, boot maker, Feb. 10, at 10. anal Ormilgrlieog, Ballard. lancasalre, late limmeed victual. Me, Feb. li. aS9S. Mussuit, Hahne, Ineasel., stenemaion. Feb.ll, at 9e. Jam Unwires, Leads, Joiner, Feb. 5, at IL Sawn Towns, Leeds, carter, Feb. 8, at It. 1/ICBAILD Luabart, Preston. French poll her, Feb. 11, at 10. listaaarru o mos, Fly, eemlnidae.b., ``racer. Feb. 7, at 11. bow= DAVIAuII, Masebeater, commission agent, Web. 11, at 9i. SAMUEL Both, tripe dresser, Yob. 7, at It. !warn Huarriii, Nes purt, Isle of Wight, hens dialer, Feb. 11, at 11. Joan iturrta, Vintner, Isle of Wight, coramertlal traveller, Feb. 11, at It. BKITIMUS Jottse, Northampton, becraeller, Feb. 9, at 11. OLIVES &AWL, Whltwick. Lesceetersh ,blaclusulth,Feb.Rat 11. Cairn Boss, Rochester, baker, Feb. 7, at 2. Rowan, Davies, lialum., roller coverer, Feb. 10, at 10. Vo *Walt 11•STLAMD, Jan., North ilabrern. Worcestershire, butcher, Feb. 10. at It Hula Paaan, Barrow, Uneolnsh., shoemaker, Feb. 7. at 11. HUGH 111:Wilts, benbighshire, Feb. 4, st 11. Janos llTETiuni, Merthyr Tydfil, late publican, Feb. 7, at 11. WILLIAM 0111*, Little Torrington, borough., fernier,Feb.7,ailL WILLIAM rural Puotr., Munikan, Devonshire, schoolmaster, Feb. 1, at 11 Jvaa KICIIAADOOR, Bra,lford. Yorkshire, gingerbeer mann/ac terse, Feb. 1.. at la (MOROI TaVet Orford, engine. Mit r, Feb. 8, at 11. JUINCIII BCCILLIIT. 2uov sll, ; , taffordshlre, tobacconist, Feb. 11. at 11. Ewa! B. LUXE. Hanley, Staffordshire, journeyman potter, LO, at 1L . JAEN Lorrnocsi, Hyde. Cbe h.. furniture dealer. Feb. FL at 12. Loughbor ,ugh, Lriceskr.h., tailor. Feb. 11, at 10. wrWarl butaceriak mercnan2s lerman, Feb. T. a 11. Wataen WUOI3. Antston.antier.Lyne, loncsahint, cotton wage . . drake. Feb 97,5 t U. . . !MUM. Lawrot, Moadey, Lugs& , dye winder, Feb. 9, at 14 LAST KXA NATIONS. Feb. 26. W. Sidee7.ll.imusersmll6,;teneTal merchant-March 9. 8. d Mickleburgh, Kungston-un.rliaross, tkirrey, brewer- Merck 9. C. 7. Joseph, Horsham, Burr. 3, clerk In the civil mar. ace - March 10. J. Y. May, Peckham, Surrey. March 7. W. J. Scott, Worniwood.simet, Clay. butch gr e:t- en r c alf - 7. L J. Maidlow, Kilburn, iliddlear, builder -llartA 7.1. 11•Kin nell, Brunarackequare, ventilating engiumr-March 7. J. Ham ha, Blackman street. Borough, inUlluer-March 7. W. Jackson. Lean (late. Moe:, de la in the General Possolikv-March 7. N. Corder, Shad I Nunes, Surrey; King and Queen-wharf, and Globe Granary, Itotherhithe ; and lilackiteath, Kent, lighterre March 7. B. Norris, Lawsenetreet, Borough. bricklayer-Merch 7. W. J. Devon, Holmium, Middlesex, attar of pleasure boats -March 7. U. Bertsch, grainy-stmt, Strand, merchant-March 9. J. J. Old, Enfield, miller-March 9. 0. W. Baldry, Norwich. March Yvon/4. illaellhans. Kent- March V. B. Oates, Brighton, beer retailer-March A. Batten, K Intltury. Berkshire, forma -Much 10. G. Oun t tainner.street, Matiopsgate, police constable-March ,re;.. Flint, Windhanemews. irryanatone-equare , cab driver-March iO. W. Mansell, Jun., Ureat Titzlifletd-eireet. Mari lebone, Journey. man carpenter-March 10. J. Arkin, Old Fisher:set, City, greengrocer- March 10. J. Parpotnt, Bt. Judo-street, Bethnid nem°, beers/top keeper-Mirth is. W. F. Yearn, Bonner's.road, Victoria park, licensed "'entailer-March 10. W. B. Wtgelaworth, Mahan Greets, Middimer, licensed victualler March 10. I. lawn*, Minimise, grocer-Feb. 17. J. Dentechand, Ores ham-boner, Old Broadatreet, and Havaunali sad Nissico, merchant - Feb. & 12 Sadly. lilt's range, Reevei.place, Horton, st nernason-Feb. Di. .1. Mullis, Little GuildfotdeUvret, Southwark, marble mason - Feb. 17. J. C. Doane, Ashford, near Mornay, nistieger to a public company - Feb. 20. H. Coleman, Lying-street, Waterloo-place; indloyhouseetreet, Fernand place . M eU.street. Orford-Arm' ; and Onalow.gardens, Bromp. ton, wine merchant-Feb. ft. J. Check, Fnth.street, Soho square, commission merchant-Feb. 20. F. T. Willis, Watling street, warehousemen-Feb. W. H. W. Gale, Curdrioge, Hemp. sons. farmer-Feb. W. J. Begley, Denmark -terrace, Camberwell, and Kings-square. Osawell-road, men's He manufacturer-Feb. 20. 0. Leach, Frimley, Ibarey, innkeeper F. 20. D. Sheet-, Croydon, Surrey, grocer-Feb. 10. J. Stokes. Birmingham, licensed victualler-Feb. 16. C. Groves, Birmingham, puree- Feb. 17. G. Bloom, Leek, Staffordshire, grocer-Feb. Id. Mary Itezeldlne, Brocanoor, Staffordshire, licensed rictaalier-Feb. 2a. T. Mardis, Bunlem, Staffordshire, ironmoLger March 7. W. N. train, Buxton, Derbyshire, poulterer- Feb. 21. W. Hon, Newark-utter-Trent, watchmaker-Feb. 21. H. Smith, Leicester, Eaßter-Fab. 7. Sarah Morgan, immarreg, Canmarthetahlro, r-March 2. J. btorrier, Chudleigh, Devoralure, 17a;e7Crit draper-March 2. J. D. Trebalcock, Maack, Cornwall, farmer - March 9. W. Sheppard. Bunouth, ship. owner -Feb. 8. W. A. Holgate, Jersey, farmer-Feb. 10. T. Lipton, Flint, doctor of medicine-Feb. 15.1 B. Stone, Liver pout, JDiner-Feb. 16. A. Edurundaon and J. Wiggiamorth. y, Lancashire, cotton menu/actors/a-Feb. 16.7. Newell', Whilahaven. draper-Feb. 15. W. Nicholson, Carlisle, corn mar. ebant-Feb. 20. J. Nicholson, U. Bees, Cumberland, grocer- Feb. M. W. Glover, Wag Littleneck chemist-Feb. lit. S. agile, Loughborough, trimmer-Feb. 13. W. Con, Hathern, Leicestershire, victualler-Fch. 21. J. ltayoer, Wakefield, hatcher-Feb. 21. C. Healey, Wakefield, licensed victnallar-Feb. B. P. Dance, Worcester, joiner-Feb. V. W. Bailey. Packiugton, Leicestershire, lunkeeper-Feb. O. W. Wileniau, Malar', Der byshire, bricklayer-Feb. 10. W. Hopkins. St Bride s s Major, Olernorraushire, grocer-Feb. 10. 11. Thomas, Yatradowee, Gamorganshire, journeyman carpenter Feb. & J. N. Carpen ter, Swansea, °Dominion agent -Feb. S. W. Pyke, Swansea, Mer- Feb. 10. Anna Maria James, Bath, tailor - Feb. 7. B. Wellingborough, Northamptonahlra. machinist-Feb. IS. J. Cooke, Shepley Marsh, Klrkburton, Yorkshire, remain.' Joiner - Feb. 10. T. Redfern, &etch Wingfield, Derbyshire, farmer-Feb. la. J. Storer, Langley Mill, Derbyshire-Fab. 1& J. Blake, Cal. stooLgr o nwall ow se i t e rt ry er at arra: m or . t i te ui rta i l- k Feb. Ill i. :1. 7 Bli- C:khouerifolverhianpten, journeyman butcher -Feb. 7. J. W. Calatck, Wolverhampton, baker-Feb. 7. J. r. Beddow', Wolverhampton. butcher-Feb. 7. C. Spooner Wolverhampton, plumber-Feb. 17. T. Boughey, Wellington, S hropshire, turnery foreman-Feb. 17. J. Arrowunitb, Kingston-upon-111W, nail maker-Fob. 17. J. Bowden, jun., Kingston-upon-Hull, mer chant's clerk-Feb. 14. W. Walkley, Skellingtborpe, Lincoln ' shire, farmer-Mardi 7. 0. Rh !mond, Itatcliffe.on•Trent, Not ' thighamshlte, carrier-Lb. 20. T. Suffolk. Lichfield, butcher ' Feb. 21. J. W. Ashman, Newport, Boum uthabire, county court clerk-Feb. 15. J. reggg, Leicester, journeyman tronfounder i Feb. 24. J. Crewshaw, Lwortb, Lincolnshire, shoemaker-Feb. lb. W. Dawson, Felling Shore, near Gateshead, late innkeeper- Feb. 8. J. Walton, Hyde. Cheshire, grsengrocer-Feb. T. J.Alez ander, Brighton, profeesor of music-Feb la. J. Ward, Cotten. ham, Cambridgeshire. butcher-Feb. 17. J. Spalding, Lathan Prior. Cambridgeshire, grocer-Feb. V. W. Sharpies, Ptiklug , ton, I.anemlilre, yeast dealer-Feb. 15 W. M. Andrews. Kidder manager, market gardener March 7. W Bryant, Needham, Nor . tolk„ innkeeper-Feb.9.l. S. Tripp, Lombard-street. chambers, Cliy, dealer in mining shares. Bk!uniurrey ANNULLID. Jea. 16. Y.PARLIK WOODAID, Portobello-aware, Keadngt puck, plumber. - . DECLLZATIONS OP DIVIDINDS, DAIMIL MUNDT, Westbound-grove. Bayswater, confectioner— 1 2nd dividend of 3d.. and ta 3d. en new proofs. Jan. 25, and awes subsequent Wedissetays, at Edwards's. Seelegbaltatreet. WILLIAM klOll3 JOUR Yid ADMIX ILICHIID 131111delL01, Picca dilly, house deooraters—hwl dividend of ad., and 1311. 3d. On sew Stook Jan, and throe subsequent Wednesdays, at Idwardsk, Bsal MOW USsr„ Cassbeldeashlrs, favor-Ist dividend GM s, Jan. 2 , , aud three subsequent Wednesdays, at Bil s' Basinghall-afrest WILLIAM 111.112052, Arundel, Sweet, bookseller-Ist dividend of is. kid , Jas. IA and three aubesquent Wadnudays, at Id sears, lasinghall- street. Joint WSW Rosins, Borough-market, and Stossystreet, Southwark, Wowed victualler-14 dividend of In. Jan. 25, zt * three autesquent Wednesdays, as lhisuirsids„ nesissho_ Ulm tosithanipton-balldlnp, agent—ltk dividend of 37-led., Jas. Nod sabssipwat Wednesday; at Ed, wards' , Batl :AIM Mara. luesut-equaris, Westminster, bullder—lst dissd of 2L ld., Jan. Baskiff It. and three adsorbent Wednesdays. at lidwardal, ia4fafiats RAILWAY APD PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday the standing orders of both houses of parliament were declared complied with is Um following mass Woes the examiners, Maus. Smith sad From. Dust. AND DOVER RAILWAT.—To iD0011,011160 s company for a railway from Deal to Walmar and Dover, for abandon meat of Deal Entession of t h e South Cast and Dover Railway, working arrangements with that company and the South E• 1110.1 Railway. Capital 160,0001. ; lean 50,0001. lIANATIALD AND itiTIORD.—For a railway from the Not tiaghani sad Mansfield branch of the Midland Railway to the Great Northern Railway. Capital, 250,0001. ; ken, s3oooo.___ WHITIMATIN AND FURNRWL—To make breaches cad other works, to extend their railway from Mill= to the FINN= Railway at Dalton. Capital„ 120,0001. ; Ices, 40,003 f. GLASGOW AND SOUTH WILSTRRN, MAIDOLR AND CRYAN, An AND MATROLZ., CANTLE DOUGLAS. DOlO2llll AND KiaAcuminiour.--For the amalgamation of theme Lass With the Olaigow and South Western Railway. OALIDONIAX. —Foe • railway from Barr bead to Paisley, with breathes near that town, and to improve the railway between Berthend and Croftbeed. Power to raise 150,0001.; loan. 50,0001. KILRUSH AND BILK= RAILWAT AND POULNASHIHRT RMOLAMATION.—To extend the railway, cad to grant farther time for the completion of the works. SCOTTISH Norm EASTERN.—To vest the Cane Lie pri vate railway in this company. Capital, 25,0001. ; lase, 8,0004 CLITHIROR AND WEFT RIDING JUNCTION RAILWAY. DUBLIN PORT TRAMWATB,—Poway to WWI exiting feeds, anti to borrow 23,0001. There was ne appear's:ice in the following asses, the Mlle having been withdraws. Moretenhampetead and Smith Devon Railway, Hemel Hempstead, and Loudon sad North Western, Kantsford and Warrington Railway. The non-compliaticam in aortas respects included the Huddersfield sod Halifax Railway, for a railway between these poiote. Capital, 300,0001.' 100,0004 NORTHAMPTON AND BARNUM JUNCTION.— Fordevlatiose. Ths opposed mess partly beard and adjourned were Ashby-de•la•Zoneh mid Nuatiaton Railway, Vale of Crick. howell (Western Extension.) The miseellaesous oases cousideved mid passed eomprised the Rochester Oyster Fishery, for the better regulakloa of the Rochester Oyster Fishery. Assam CoMPANT.—For the incierporatiow and Wirt regulation of the affair's of the Assam Tea Compeay of ladle. St. Alban's Water Company (capital, 12,500); Luton Water Comiskey ; Farnham Oas ; limas Oate mid Rini" Braerli-road ; olton Improvement ; Ltioator Lomita* Asylum and Improvement; Gee; Riseeesu, Weston, and Hallos Waterworks; United GUMMI Gas, and Regent's Canal (Limehouse Buda and Oat). THE MIDLAND RAILWAN.—The ceremony of lay ing the first brick at the Belize tunnel of the Bedford Extession line of the Midland Railway took place ymter. day. The tunnel commences oa the London side of the far-famed Hampstead Ponds, and will oomprlss the heaviest work of the whole undertakios. The underground me straction of this part of the lima wiR be ef eansiderahle length and oxtail of covered way as the Leedom side, &withers will be some heavy work in the retaining walla, se also in the erection of • bridge of large dimensions nadir the Hampstead Janction Railway. Thelseath of the whole of the work will be about two zed a half miles, and It. completion will peers the time for the heel opening et the liae. It Is expethed that the time occupied la the eon. 'traction of the tassel and the 'Omens works will aserly three yea:a. OILYNTAL PALLOII.- Oil SHILLING . . FittbaT. JAS. Zr.—Adtaisaicies ea varmint. 339 ; Mtn by mans tiekan, 276, total. 614. Perfect digestion, strong nerves, sound lungs sad liver. rateable, sleep, tuantional maim* aed ewer are re gored without medicine to the most by De Seat delicious Revalents Ambles food. white cures disgessia . nation), reestipation, debility, coedit, astiona. e l== Oen. all nervous. bilious. User. sad stomach thousand SIMS' CAMS stroll bed resisted all anedialms. Intim lib.. la. • ' 1111"..111s.; Ilelb.. ean 4—Du Barr, and Co.. Tr. In {attired. Louden ; and all grocers mid amends noway Sm. MARKHT& Mak —Benno', JAN. 27.—The MACE ill Uttar* mikee, and the °sly sales made this week hare hem Aso mpg ad s . Went WM. at 29e. to 31s. per nri. Ree ss a B is dell of Isle et 6d. lower Wan Wm hat weak. Bass—There is a fair demand at farmer prices. TALLOW.- -Faffe affillia —Ma wag was Ai* today. The quelseiswe aro :—New Y. 0., 412. 64 to 9e. ; old, 41s. 3d. to N. 011arcia, 42a. 6d. and 42.; ApW i s June, 425. ; JUMP. 424 64. ; Getober to Desewebee, a s 14 to 6d. Towa tallow, 41a. M. set. Time was ea sake 4a mod at to. 'settees wed prices wen folly W l s y id Friday's sake. T.C.,1869., break, 40e6d. to 415.; Nor% ki s , rkaa, 41s. to 414, fair to Awe ; Sadie Ariake., fi n s pipes, 42e.; yellow4ls. to ed.; Aostralise ebsep, 42 4 . s o if fine ; ditto, beef, 40s. 3d., Sao ; 395. 6d. to 394., ailddkosl; inferior sod brows. Oecatairt oil is again reekee tkeen = la the coolinastion c 4 foresee *drives es to espilfin, 39e. ed., Osylow, 38s. 6d., tbrao taretbo am o k N. ko;k for sash ; Sydney, so too oa o ff er ; eons f ew ilk ett law odour mad weak body sold at 335. 644. to Ma, Palm oil steady, at 365. Iwo Lagos, sad Us. IL to ak, Assn ; Poimaut oil, 265. toles. Thanatos to lost efts, lam 2,117 oaks. No arrivals. 001TON.—uviniae.„ JAL W.—Cotton was is se hi, . proved deemed as tbe early part of the week, sad %oft instenees prima Ask* advanced ; bat game Temb e ih, badmen hes boa or, limited, and the world dog Wavily yesterday, with a further decline in quesetises, withsteading the redaction of the Bank rate to 5 pm *A Americas has been in comparatively fair reglad, logi freely offered ; sod closed with a desks, of in the middling cad better qualities. la Baa Mieg, which the 460404 is larger. more Moose he. hoe dam tl full prima Brasil is quoted about Id. below hey %man continuo femead, Wililo Baba, New& egg mg Marenbara am still cooperatively we eded. law. k the early part of the week was In goer Pi - i t % sod ammo! id. to id. per Pseud , het dole the last two days has boa very Om =1 for saki, and the quotidian sow Iwo 6 01 id. 40 from heat week. Pates. limmek swing to the continued oriole, has bess mush pnmth mad priOrl show a decline of Id. to lid., irregularity. The domed for last India bee an y m ei off mateciaßy, sad It bee boa very &Sok to rem eg a radiation gmairelly of Id. per lb. Wade g im p have further declined daring the past two day., sad us sell* at mach easier rates. Ohba sad Japan have Ole freely o ff ered, and the demand is hinfficieet to take ell Gs large qquantity offering, at a further des:Me of id. mr Bpsealoba have takes during the week LW b i g % emportem 6,880 hales, and the trade 26,460 babe ef . lan& We have bad a very quiet and tlst market Whig The seise are 3.000 bales, of which 500 are for apart ed The fallowieg are the off eial quotation,v. : riitt L as t 19d. ; sdddlisg, SQL • fair Mobile, 2514, . middling, Ind.; fear Belinda, M. I oiddliag, 5.441. 00170 N 0001X1.—Namooseriat, Jaa. 27.—The geld. sees sod depecrioo reported ea Terry Ire beat mess muted se the weak bee rogasseed, rail today we kr bad se almost total Omar of dame= I. root &rat smear of bursar, with very little doing la say. Pam re Baia weaker, sad ere sooesdingly brad= The rens* telsgrapbsd of the freepost erten market bre her rap diseearaglag tacky, sod bre bed a bed eller en ikb market. The bairn is ski g yam bes bra qv= with seemly wring drag, sal in order to irks ea a 'rows would bar to submit to • farther MOW= Is prior. la here trade yams, tellers report the arbil Glaser at a standstill, wi wry irregular prior Beth is l a sero adbin teade tiaisse sal r y as,: h yara th i z a tt o ssarket wins eiser errme rair ia r s t iced dewarris. And asserist buyers there err Ito be a gesend diger= is the stability ere d the parer law rtes. There have bra • psi soul offers for cloth to-day, but at exordia& low fel% The offers =kin, indeed, era pretty rows* on 61 about 2e. per lb. for shirtiap, sod tare are scpSy assert explosively to goods in stock, but we do sot WI al sash term being arepted. Masafsetarers us net es re. sat pranced to adopt such a low standard. Tree Ere bees Where to-day willing to snake woos rothserco, sad la sods ars there hes ben sore =moat of briars dear* grids in stook. but it has not been of race =teat. Thee seems to be quite ea isdiepasitien to give tire for err= Sayre, r arks, will only purchase where cloth is red. able for shipload ; sad if anything like a long date fir EP livery is seriesal by manafsetarers, it pule a erg Is wary all treatise for burner. 001116.—Ceimmeiroau, JAN. 27.—Weather very with heavy fall of mow. The Misnames today very sari supply of wheat small, and the prima of hat were telly supported both for red and white. Barley, hog malting sesame and rather dearer, at 30s. to 335. ; aim ; grinding, a.. to 71a. BMWs Name and rather dram Liercour, UN. 27.—We have had a krge supply of AIM today, an d prime about the same as last week. theism dull ode at IA decline. Wheat, red, 365. to the. ; ebb, Its. te 445. Barley, 26e, to 311 s. Oats, 18s. to T. yam. Livuarool, Jas. 21. —T0-day's market has had wily a poor attendants of buy.: a, and the Wuhan le saber Merl or sour has been pits of a limited charester ; we have Is repeat, however, the extreme quotations of UM day with. Baas area i sheld with moth firmness at late rates, leg dads little favour. Oak and oatmeal steady. them yam and barley are each the turn dearer. The most that ow to mid of the =whet is, that there Wag fewer sellers, seek myers Nand do so well as they could a wish ago. WLICZIMILD. JAS. 27.—Tber• was a limited domed kr wheat, bat factor hold array for last Friday'e prism Barley steady. Averages for the week ending Jaa. 23 : Wheat, 2,005 qrs., at 40a. bed. ; birley, 727, at 28e. 1114.; oats, 78, st 21e. 4iL THE 1488 or THE 1.1:LIA. —The official inquiry late the kes of the Meastoliip Lelia wan resumed at Live , pool_ yesterday. before Captains Harris and Baer, and Kr. Baffles, stipendiary magistrate. The principal witness me a seaman named Bricadey, who described at length the be haviour of the ship from her leaving Liverpool to her foes. deriag. Fla said that a abaelleine of heavy seas (one of whisk wombed the carpenter overboard) soon began to est the vessel down by the bead, in spite of the constant wart. isg of the pumps. Aa her head lowered in the water, mew of the batches burst, and the " pea "ofou at the sea= made a has She gradually began to be namusgesble, and epee or twice she was for ten minutes at • time is the trough of the sae. He thought some of the men who get into the first boat were killed by getting under the ettamses 1111000001. Scam= AUSTRALIAN INVESTMENT COMPANY. 711141 MX-yearly wieetieg of the above compaay took pleas at the Louden Tavers yesterday ; Mr. W. H. Dinkel. is the ask. The report hula( boon taken as read, the Chairman moved that the report be adopted. sad a dividend at the rate of 10 per out per annum &eland, to be doe sad payable oat and after the Bth February saat. lie said that as the report sad accounts bad been fully ear (slated assesgst the abarabolders, be had no °bungee to make wept to *sprees his regret that it wee not hie duty t°3 ••"•••• • knot dividend. Everything however is the colony was going on prosperously, and larger divideade might be expected. After one or two questions on mattes of detWl, which were satisfactorily answered, the met and di vid end were pet end agreed to. The natal see d . Umiak' terminated the proceedings. BRRLIFAMT BIVIILAOL-1101:11CeOpStbie pried. Scum, and the medical profession W generally, recommend comma tieing ea meet healthful of all beverages. hen the doctrine el wasted introduced into this couotty, there wenn be ao preparations of cocoa either attraceive to *ellen sr &capable to the stomach the nut wee either ovens& fads made sage or so unskilfully manufactured as to obeslajillie marks. J. Byes of London. Humceopsthic Chemist, was MOM, In the year IMO to turn his attention to ibis subject and Wlreaseocesded, with the assistance of elaborate meddle% lo Wag Meant to produce an article pore In its org so relined by the perfect tritunition it recelves e ll e t plata Wows through. as to be moat acceptable to the Salute armed me general use Eppire Cocoa is duatingulaned se an lentensllES breaklset beverege, with • mad debases math r etui lianall, In his work. " Food sod las Adulterants." lan " Clews contains • great variety of important niaritive prime giss—every ingredient neceeeary to the growth and esetswinte of the body." Again :—" As a natrltive, cocas deans very nub higher then either codes or tea." Directions—Two teeepeneda of the powder in a breakfast cup, filled up with beteg water or milk. Sold in tin-lined and alb. labelled peek" by grocers, confectioners. sad obeinises.—(Advertimment] BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DOBSON.—Jantiary IS, at Kilburn-part-road, the wife of Mr. T. W. Dobson, of • daughter. 111LLCIL—Jinnary 16, at Warrentensee, Wakefield. Ws. A• Grace, Wm., of a we. 115AMIL—Jaawary It. at Prtawn-street, Leleesterequar• wife of A. Laos, Lg., of a we. MAlTlM.—Jaanwry U. at Heels Park, the wife of Colood Mow ter C.R., fib Itstlaw• of a son. P I!0. at Doper Partland-plaos. the Hon. Ws Rdward Pwerzaria ion. ItAMFOßD.—Jawartry t 5, at Grow VDU, Part-road, Stocky" Os wee et H. Sanford, Req., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. MICK—STUTniLD.--Jassary Kat aluisiCturek Bt Paw l. bytho Rey. R. W. Barrows, the Be?. L J. Seek, SLA , Mow of Clan Ooligin. to May Coleridge. daughter of as late C. L Mattel& Bog, al ilawas-gbior, RogenTs-wrt R•WLIMII—MICIMILL—Jasuary W, at St. Jobe'. IMWMal la • by Monier. J. P. U.S. J. Rawlins. ositain Mgt == to Miss MM, daughtor of R. Althell, Mot. of TO I =CYJUINAW.-.Tormary 20 of All Salute Chuck Black heath, b the Nev. C. A. Btevwe R. Tom-, Le., of Birotkee• house, , Devoe, to leafy Awe Fromm, eAtelig of J. G. litehew, , of Blackheath. DZATML ABIRNITIIT.—Jannary 26, at landaus, A A ine CLlNlON.—Jaintary 25, at Blaenyddol, in the coontotti Bog:, the wife of J. Casson, Seq., aged 26 CRIB!. —Jamas, 26, at Oloseaabararaewast, 116 1 6 ,014 " 1/6 laily, Use wife of S. B. Crisp, aped 47. MlLL—Janaary 26, at Brookaby-etrset , Islington. T. 11111. LMMad KlBJC.—Jaanary 26, ad n. Mark's-crescent, Beget.r•Park B. Birk. an gf. LLOYD. —January 26, at Wood-yam near Wedneabary, 808 NBA of the Me 8. Loyd. bq , mod ea. Traded sad TOWN& la Wmuda Mad HAM lealliSl44#o4. IN th• CV of Iced." Mutt. pie. d Losobardairsea. la Oa Praia* at Wlakid/ 00. 1111 t. 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