The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-14 00:00:00

LAST EXAIIL tiAilollS.
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Oct. 4. D. Harries, &nerd Cayo, C;;;thenshire, Butner-
Oct. 4. T. Janes, Swansea, Glsmorganditre, contractor-Oct. 4.
J. Drew, Avening, Oloueestenhire, beamed victualler-0,6.4.
R. hawed, Cricklade, Wiltshire, glover-Oct. 4. J. MaUpliant,
Brynmawr, Brecon/hire, grocer-Oct. 4. E. Davies, Blackwood,
Monmouthshire, apotheeary-Oet. 12. Mary Anne Haws and
Susanne Haws, Kingston-upon-Bull, milliners - Oct. 6 C.
Howell, Liverpool, slate dealer-Oct. 4. J. Ward, Liverpool, and
Waterloo, Lancaahire, glass dealer-Oct. 6. W. Thomson, Roch-
dale, draper-Del. ti. A. Thomson, Modulate, draper-ftept. 26.
W. Woodworth, Stretford, Lancashire, salestuau-Oct. 14. W.
Pekin, Halifax, mechastc-cept. ?J. J. Barker, Sunderland,
auctioneer-dept 27. W. Golineck, Sunderland, ship broker-
Sept. 30. J. Bradshaw. Liverpool, delivery foreman under the
Stereo Dock and Harbour 13°1rd-dept. 30. J. Barnett, Prest-
wich, near Manchester, dealer In watchei--Oct. l& R. Oro-
cock. Malkingham, Lincolnshire, tailor-Oct. 7. 3. Williams, Carr
Houle Colliery, Yorkshire. engine tenter-Oct. 20. G. Blacked,
liulme, Lancaabtre, blacksmith-tiet. 7. J. Walker, Morley, DOM
Leeds, cloth manufacturer-Oct. 4. A. W. Hart, Tretire-whh-
Nlichaelchureb. Herefordshire, farm baillff-Sept. 30. W. S.
Etches, Norwich, licensed victualler-Oct. 22, H. Armstrong,
Newark.upon-lreut, cabinet maker-Oct. 27. G. Young, Newark-
upon- treut, hour dealer-Oct. 29, U. Kirk, Lowithani, Notting-
hamshire, cottager-Oct. 20. J. Brown. Cockle-park, near Itor-
peth, Nor: huniberland, farm servant-Oct. 13. 8. Barton, Sutton,
Cheshire. labourer-Oct. 13. Esther Place, Macclesfield. innkeeper
-dept. 30. 3. D. Atkinson, Kendal, Westmoreland, husbandman-
Oct. & J. Hill, Mathes, Somereetslilre-Oet. 3. J. Fry, Barfield,
Gloucesteralure, haulier-Oct. 4. W. Parker, Stoke Gifford,
Gloucestershire, beer retailer-Oct. 3. W. S. Kemp, Bristol,
commercial traveller-Oct. 4. J. Wakefield, Bristol, beerhotue
keeper-Oct. 27. T. Morgan, Cardiff, Journeyman sawyer-Sept
27. J. Webb, Leeds, jokier-4b 3 7. 0. Giles, Brighton, carpenter
-Oct. 7. T. G. Thirkettle, Brighton, surgeon dentist.
DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS.
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Joan FLYER, Clarendonolamt, Pimlico, wine merchant-1H
dividend of W.. Sept. 14, and three subsequent Wednesdays,
at Edo eras, Basiughalletrert.
CHAIM= ALtana. Hertford, innkeeper-Ist dividend of ta. 24d.,
Sept. 14, and three subsequent tl edueadays, at Edwards's.
Hasinghallatreet.
icotta, Cuegsa, Crescent-terrace, Milbank, grocer-Ist divi-
dend of la eld. . Sept. 14, and three subsequent Wednesdays,
at Edwardc's. iloshighall street.
HURT FARLEY BEliciovvr, Oxford-street, and Highetreet, Not-
ting-lull, boot manufacturer-Ist dividend of he. tI4.L. Sept.
14, end three subadquent Wednesdays, at Edwards's. SWAB-
hell-street.
°LORRE licneLL High-street, Borough, hop merchant—lit divi.
dead of 41. OM.. Sept. 14. and three subsequent ai ednesclays,
at Edwarvido Buloghallatreet.
%ALUM MARRON BURNARD, Hampstead-lead, china dealer—lst
dividend of 34. L, Sept. 14, and three internment Wednesdays,
at lidwardis. basiughall-street.
Jose HART, Bin., King's Lynn, Norfolk. timber merchant-Ist
dividend of Mi., Sept. 14, and three subsequent Wednesdays,
at Edwards's, li4ALIARRAH-Stree4.
EDWARD FISHER, Portsmouth, drapiv—lst dividend of Is. Si.,
Sept. 14, and three subsequent Weduesdais, at Edwards's,
Basisghall-street.
Join, t Reacts Tncsooon, High-street, Borough, and Ashford.
Kent, hop factor—let dividend of Is. lid., Sept. 14, and three
subsequent Weilnedieys. at Eciwards.s, Sosinghallotreet.
CHARLER HARRIS, Cambrid.e, tenor—let dividend of 104 d.,
Sept 14. and three subsequent Weineadaya at Edwardda,
Basinghallatreet.
Fowls PASO, Betbnal.rreen.rood—lst dividend of ID. 3d., Sept.
14. and three eubsequeut Wednesdays, et Edwards's, Basing-
hall-street.
FREI.LRICK HALE, Linebmere, Sussex, miller—let dividend of
los. 6d., Sept. 14. and three subeequent Wednesdays, at Id-
warvia's, Basinghallatreet.
HEIR! ADLEWHITI, Stawmarket Suffolk, butcher—let dividend
of Is., Sept. 14, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed-
wards's, batingball.etroet.
FREDERICK HAAT, HiTMIogRAM, lamp manufacturer-Ist divi-
dend of 5.. ed., any Thursday atter Sept. 16, at Khmer's,
Birmingham.
Juicy MIAMI, and CHARLES GRECNSLAUX, Bridgwater, timber
tuerchouts —4th dividend of 319-32 d , any Tuesday or Friday.
at Nitre's, Keefer.
DIVIDENDS.

Oct. 11. W. H. Betnion;ki; irtZing, Ironfounder—Oet. It. P.
rattan, Leman street. Whlteehapel, and Crisphpetreet,
Spital-
Selds. tarpaulhig manufacturer—Oct. IL B. Stroud, Hammer-
smith, outetter—Sept. 2F. J. Jenkins, Newport, Monmouth-
shire, provision merchant—Sept 18. G. Sanderson, Howden,
Yorkshire, tailor—Sept. 28. J. Taylor, Kingstonmpos-Hall,
draper—Sept. 30. J. Whittaker, Manchester, madame mauu-
facturer--Sepr. 27. N. Allport, Dualry, licensed victualler—Oct.
1. A. Sorrell, St. Albans, clothier—sept. 27. W. Davies, Hers.
fart upholsterer—dept. 27. M. Collins, Hereford, butcher
Sept. 27. H. Gore, Hereford, rope manufacturer—Sept. %. W.
Atherton, Preston, cowkeeper—Sept. 21. J. Itusendale, Preston,
carver and Folder—Sept 2, R. /inward, Preston, fishmonger—
Sept. 2S. J. O. redder. Preston. oil dealer—kept. 521. W. Ains-
worth, Preston, furniture broker—Oct. 7. J. Bryan ;separate
estate), Deere street, Westminster Liverpool ; and Willow-
walk. Bermondsey, army contractor - Vet. 24. I'. Taylor, Saffron
Walden, uses, licensed vietuaUer--Oct. 7. B. J. Chitty, Farn-
ham, aunty, Iltendraper.
PARTNERSHIPS DLSBOLVID.
P. Partlugton and H. 51. Bamford, Queen-street, Chespide,
Manchester warehousemen—J. Holland mid J. Bailey, Rrad-
&haw-gardens, near Manchester. gardeners—Catherine Jan*
Udridge and Mary Ann Eldridge, CT•irch•street, Stoke Newing-
ton, nollioen —II. Rohde and G. F. Baden, Liverpool, merchants
—G. lOdsilale and B. Bailey. Leeds, atockbrukera—W. 3. Langley
and W. Jertnan, Goldsmiths-row, Gough-square, Fleet-street,
printers—J. Stevens and G. Forman, Birmingham, wholesale
druggists—A. Wleksteed 'nil B. Condi, Battersea, Surrey, mann-
lecturing chemists—H. Widiams and J. Maztoo, Nottingham,
lace manufacturers—J. Fxr chine and C. Peon, Tunbridge Wells,
Kent, carpenters—C. Brown and H. A. Dubois Basinghall-
street, City, acconutanta —W. H. Johnsvl and H. Robinson,
Thetford, Norfolk, anrgeon•—W. E. &salami and J. G. Bout-
land, Bill Quay, Durham, ship builders—G. Baker and W. Baker,
Kingstou-upow Hull, corn factors—lL P. 'relit) and W. Tebb,
Adelalik;pluee, Londominidge ; : and South-
aniptomstreet, Camberwell aectioneers—W. Elllson and K
Fearnley, Bradford. flour dealers—W Smith and J. GeOrße,
Witney, Oxfordshire, woollen nianufaeturers— M. Falls.= and
M. Hawley, l'euistone, Yorkshire, grocers—D. Rom and H.
Mortimer, Bradford. booksellers.
BOMB 81QUZSTRATIONS.
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'Awls WILSO7. Glugov, braaduuu4;;;;;;;i:l7, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.

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ILLttst Crhnond, Aberdeenshire, tanner, Slept. 21, a
the Ituslc.kusli.buildings, Aberdeen.

ASTON-PARK, BIRMINGHAM.—The formal trans-
fer of this hall and park to the town council of Birmingham
took place on Monday afternoon. The perk keys were
handed to the mayor •, also possession of the hall and 43
acne of land, aod • chain by way of conferring pormwerioa of
the chattels and effects. the park will be formally
opened and declared a free park by the mayor in the course
of the month, on which mesion his worship will entertain
the town coursed and principal inhabitants at a banquet in
celebration of the event.
THE BIRMINGH•3I SAVINGS' BANK.—A final
meeting of the trustees was held on Monday afternoon, Mr.
Edward Lucas in the chair. Is the wares of the proceed-
ings the chairman said that being desirous of ascertaining
the real effect produced upon the ,depositors in closing this
savings' bank, so that the trustees and the public should
know officially the result, I wrote to the Comptroller Gene-
ral of the National Debt-office for specific information, who
very kindly replied, and said he had requested Mr. onda-
more, 3f the General Post-office, to procure and forward
the information required prior to this meeting; which came
in due course, as follows :—•• September 9, 1864. Dear Mr.
Loran, Sir A. Spearman has forwarded to me your note, in
which you ask for certain information respecting the poet.
office banks in Birmingham. Is reply, I have to inform
you that we obtained in transfers sad cask, during the
winding up, about 460,0001. out of your total capital of
583,0001., and that we have now in the post-office hanks
in Birmingham and neighbourhood more than 500,0001.
Moreover, many of your depositors reside at a considerable
distance rom Birmingham, and transferred their deposits
to distant post•office banks. I could sot tree, the progress
of the accounts of these depositors unless I had more time
than you could give me ; but I do sot doubt that they have
continued to depoait. It may lutenist you to know we
have at this moment at all the Paet-eSoe banks' more than
400,000 depositors, whose deposits flamed 4,500,0001. Thies
pretty well, as we have not been at work three years ; and,
believe me, yours faithfully, niece IV= aCtIDAVOIL
P.S. We have given bearer/nose that the bank shall be got
ready for many order and steins bask Weiner with the
brat passible delay,"