The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-05 00:00:00

—August 2. T. Barry, Brighton. bootniaker—August 2. J.
Stevens, Brighton, poulterer—July Ht. H. Lyon, Colchester,
chemist—July IL P. Laurence, ariebter, grocer.

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July 14. N. Lea, Warwieic.lane, City, bookseller—July 15. A. J.
North, Unionatreet, Somers town, licensed victualler—July 24.
W. Roney!WILL Oldbury, Breconihlre, Innkeeper—July 28. J.
Marshall, Choriton-uponWedlock, grocer—July 28. C. F.
Tibbs, Amerkaaquare, City, shipowner.
PARTNIS6NI99 DDNIOLVID.

0. Pritchard. 3.lrobetts, and W. Jones, Bangor, Carnaserm.
shire, slate merchants, so far as regards J. Liberts-John Pllgq,
H. Leaks, and James Pike Hibernia-chambers, Southwark, Imp
saerdmills-W. Bagley and W. Mincher, Birmingham, elegem.
MsR. B. Miller and G. Brook, Liverpool, corn merchants
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ler (deceased) and A. Mitchell, Manchester, calico mean.
facturan-11. Burley and I'. Burley, Liverpool,
Qty
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Yerbsury and J. 'Yerbary. )un., Fenchurcbst
Moreland, O. Andrews, and B. Moreland, jun., 014,ragest, Mid-
assegoeggsrights so tar ea regard. G. Andrems-W. P.
bads and L J. loses, little St. Andrewalreet., Middlesex. oar-
geoss-T. D. Clare and J. C. Abbott. Birmingham, coal met-
chants-IL Telford and B. Townsbend. Birmingham, factors-
H. Clarkson and J. Clarkson, Heekraondwike, near Leeds,
blanket manntacturers-G. Pearl and F.. Pearl, New Windsor,
Harts, and Eton, Bucks, surgeons-W. Hutchinson and H.
Hutchinson, Sheffield, musical instrument makent-Mosa Janis
and Montague Jacobs, Leman.street, Whitechapel, cigar manu-
facturers-J. Orr and R. Mills, Liverpool, ship broken-S. B.
Haskell, J. Wake% and E. Osaka, Liverpool, mer-
chants, so far ia regards J. Oaskell-0. Owens
and W. Aaron, Liverpool, ship chandlers-J.
J. Graham, 001.11 S, T. Howie B. Watson, -acrd
Price, Fen Cruz, Mexico, merchants, so far sa regards
T. Howie-B. Gordon and C. Frank, Bristol, printsellers-J,
and 0. Howell, Mlllwall and Rotherhlthe, ship-smiths
HserLet Smallwood and W. Smallwood, Buglawton and Con-
er, Cheshire, silk dyer-r. C. Sewell, B. Malicia, and W.
efl, St. Mary Axe, City, and Maldon, Emes, wine merchants,
so far sa regards F. Sewell-E. J. Clayton and 1. Carpendale,
Sheffield, electro-platers-Mary Huntington, Ellen Huntington,
and M. Sinsihe, Liverpool, glass dealers, so far as regards M.
ihnalliegyi-B. bates and J. Watts, Sheffield, clasp manufactu-
rers-G. H. Taunton and H F. Molyneux, Liverpool, stock.
broken-J. WUllanis and C. Herbert, Pontsewyoydd and the
Ya=ilitonnsouthshire, provision
F,on merehants-0. Burnett and
C. Barnsley, Yorkshire, painters-. Tolson and J. Rich-
&dem, °Werth, Yorkshire, mango merchants-J. Harrison
and T. Smart, Leicester, mourning drapers-W. Currie, J. New.
ton, and J. B. Robertson, Liverpool, shipowners, so tar as re-
gards J. B. Robertson-H. Prince, W. Bray, W. A. Ogg, and
Goddard, so far as regards W. Bray-J. Fames, W. 7allkte. sad
H. Moore, the Cline, near Lewes, susses, provision merehaate-T.
Castle and E. Sweetapple, Hurstbourne Priors, Hanle, ppomppss
manufacturers-J. Haworth and J. B. Haworth, Ashtosi.r.
Lyme, ship makers-J, M'Call and F. Peel, HoundaditchaZ
served provision merchants-J. B. Laurance and R. C.
son, Bradford, Yorkshire, ironmongers-0. Browne and W.
Hardman, York, dtltista-W. W. Thom and G. Bell, Liverpool,
peers' brehers-W. Gibson, J. A. Hankey, Jun., and
kittrich, Manchester, general commission merchants-J. Dmsil
L &mall, and H. Boxell, Norton Folgate, Middlesex, Ii
victuallers-N. Semmes and F. D. Soirees, Old Broadstreet,aty,
Ruda brolmes-J. Dstfield end A. Richardson, Lew* WAIN
-H. liodpon and G. R. Gibbs. Great St. Helen's,
'hest, wins merthanta-T. B. Dyson and Elizabethßitronrat,
trick, Yorkahire, coal driers-Ella Rayall and Mary Williams,
Birmingham, Schad:edge-G. Gee, J. Gee, and W. W. Gee,
Hollinwood, lanembire, hat manufacturer'.
SCOTCH lISQVINIItATIO2O3.

camas FaxataliiiiaagO;7miiiiner,itiiitt, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.
ROWS GRAY and Joint MICINLAr, Glasgow, silk bandana ma-
nufacturers, July 14, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
Wiumm SurAron, Glasgow, wine merchant, July 11, at the
Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
Janet DOLICILAA Glasgow, corn factor, July 8, M the Faculty
Hall. Glasgow.
Janus Pooocn. Sdinbunch, cabinet maker, July 9, at Dowells
and Lyon's Booms, idlubursh.
THOMAS CALL/NDIM, Jun., Holmfeld, Kirkll2oool., tanner,
July 8, at the Inephant Hotel, Dumbarton,
ALIILLUIDII Nano, 011iagow, draper, J-. 17 9, at the sweaty Hall,
Olsagow.
WILUAN 00119., bookbinder, July 11, at Dowell&
and Lyon's, Sillubuegn,
Jaime SWIM, West Carngillait•Tarbolten. farmer, July U, at
the Star Hotel. Ayr.

Late inteiltgenct.
COURT OF QV/MN% BENCH.-Juix t

Sittnida at Nisi Priva at Guildhall. —(Before Lord Chief
Juana Cockburn and a Spacial Jury.)
NOTICE TO SPECIAL aIIIIOIB.

In as action in trol-dy3; list only three special jurymen
anewared to their names, and hu lordship tined the ab-
sentees the sum it 51. each.

SMITH I. ALLEN.
This was an action upon an agreement dated the 26th of
August, 1859, whereby the defendant employed the plaintiff
as superintendent of • manufactory for making nitro-
benzene and aniline. The agreement wu for seven years, at
a salary of lOU. per annnm, and a third of the profits, but
there was a stipulation that if the profits did not amount
to more than 3041. at the end of the first year, then the
defendant might put an end to the agreement, and if
the profits at the end of the year amounted to 4601., then
the plaintiff was to be taken into partnership. The
plaintiff alleged that in the first year the profits amounted
to 1,5351., and the second year they amounted to 3,00 W.,
but the defendant refused to comply with the terms of the
agreement, and dimmed the plaintiff on the 24th of
August, 18fil.
The defence was that the plaintiff was in the habit of neg.
lectiog his Widnes', that he did not attend at regular times,,
and that the plaintiff did not occupy himself in the most
advantageous manner to the manufacture of the articles.
Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. Griffiths were counsel for the
plaintiff ;Mr. Grove, Q.C., and Mr. Joyce for the defendant.
The jury after retiring for • abort time returned into
coon with a verdict far the plaintiff—damages 2,00304