The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-13 00:00:00

DICLABATIONB Ol DIVIDriDS.

JOSIMEI SNlTB,—Orest rorida— n-datreet, Oztord-straet, Ironmonger
—lst dividend of L. Bd., any Thtunday, at Standeld'e, Basing
halleareet. . .

JARA- N'A-PIRIC, Sheffield, oil merchant-2nd dividend of 10]d.
(on new proofs), any Monday, at Young's, Sheffield.
JOSEPH Sins Waiter's, Sheffield, merchant—and dividend of
4p1., and lit and Dui dividends 'on new proofs, of fa 101 d.,
any Monday, at Young's, Sheffield.
EDWARD HOUGHTON, Daventry, Northamptonshire, tailor—divi-
dend of as. 110., any day ,except Saturday), at Willoughby's,
Daventry.
DIVIDE:2M.

Be unto him, Lord, a strong tower,
des.—From the face of the enemy.
0 Lord, beer our prayer,
Ans.—And let our cry come unto Thee.
He then read the following prayer :
Almighty God, the giver of all good things, who by Thy
Holy Spirit heat appointed divers orders of Ministers in Thy
Church ; mercifully behold Thy servant Charles Thomas
Longley, who is now admitted to the high office and dignity
of Archbishop of this Province, and so replenish him with
the truth of Thy doctrine, and adorn him with innocency of
life, that both by word and deed be may faithfully serve
Thee in this office to the glory of Thy name, and to the
edifying and well-governing of Thy church. Grant, we
beseech Thee, that he may long live happily to rule this
Church, and that having worthily fulfilled his eourse, at
the latter day he may receive the crown of Righthouseem
laid up by the Lord the Righteous Judge, who livath and
reitneth one God with the Father, and the Holy Ghost,
world without end. Amen.
The archbishop then, from the dean's stall,
pronounced the blessing in a clear, strong
voice, which filled the whole church. The
archbishop, bishops, and the others who were
engaged in the ceremony, then left the cathedral, '
and proceeded through the north aisle and Martyr-
dom to the Chapter-house, where the archbishop
having been seated in the chief seat, the deputy
archdeacon said, " I, B. Harrison, eke., assign and
appoint this seat to you u Archbishop of Canter-
bury." The following oath was then administered
to his grace--" My lord archbishop, you swear to
maintain the rights and liberties of this church,
and to observe the approved customs thereof, and
as far as it concerns your grace to cause the
Cavfrrsr Pszsce.—The prizes won at the clomps- same to be observed by others, so far as such
tition of the London Rig. Brited!will be presented to the customs are not repugnant to God's word, the
euccessful competitors h the LAY Mayoress this day, in laws, statutes, provisions, and ordinances of the
the wake transept at Crystal Palace. 'The ceremony
will commence at half-pest three (Meek, pukes to which realms or to her Majesty's rrogatise. and not
the brigade will parade on the upper terrace, headed by the . otherwise. So help you God.
volunteer bend of the regiment. The bead of the bngade Upon this the deputy archdeacon, the dean, the
will also be in attendance and perform at intervals, and will canons, and other members of the cathedral body,
play a selection of music for promenade. TM AIM Will I» ! promised individual that that they would pay canonical
fully lighted un the evenieg. Ills MOW treneept and .
=b afarm bean ~pv„pristayjeweluid wub 6.44 obedience to his grace as their diocesan and arch-
&the Ogaiii/M bishop. An act of the proceedings was then' pro-

Dec. 31. Lydia Marsh, Oloucester.street, Clerkenwell, dealer
to watchmakers' tools—Dec. 23. J. Stevens, Clapham-common,
auctioneer—Dec. 31. J. Donner, Caversham, Ostordthin•, builder
—Jan. 3. W. Miner, Ecelestield, Yorkshire, licensed victualler.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
A. Henry (deceased. and H. Mann, Manchester, merchants—
A. Henry (deceased; and J. B. Greenwood, huddersheld, mer-
chants—O. Y.lrnington and G. Byers, Carollsestreet. Camden-
town. pianoforte key mannfacturers-0. Garnett and A. Clark,
Miluthorpe, Westmoreland, butchers—T. klnsor, J. 0. Avery, Y. A.
Inger, and C. Emir, Milborne Port, Romersetabire, glove manu-
facturers, so far as regards J. G. Avery—W. H. Palmer and 0. F.
Vallentin, old-street, St. Lake's, varnish inanufacturers;ZT
Chadwick and A. F. Chadwick, Manchester. silk brok
Taylor, J. Taylor, and S. Dyson, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen
manufacturers—Joseph Hodgman, sin., John Hodgson, and Joseph
Hodgson. Jun., Leeds, general merchants—T. Parsons and R.
Oshaidestnn, Newchurch, Lancashire, cot'on menufacturem—A.
Henry and N. Carter. Manchester: Bradford: Huddersfield;
Glasgow ; and Belfast, merchanto—J. Day nod It. Day, Batley,
Soothlll, or Hinted, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers—M. W.
Oreetham and F. C. Oreetham, Portsmouth. and landpoft, tear
Portsmouth. photographers—W. Hoyle, S. Hoyle, E Hoyle, Joseph
Boyle, P. Boyle. and John Amin Prestwichimmers, skid
Crumpeall, near Manchester, and Manchester, dyers—P.M( and
J. D. Richardson, Dover. builders—John Mallinson, J uses Yellin-
son, and 8. Mallinson, Wood log Mill, Halifax. Yorkshire, wool-
len manufacturers—F. E. Welchman and N. Welshman, North-
ampton, druggists—T. Fletcher. J. B. Falconer. and J. Black-
well. Scot's ood, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, paper manufac-
turers -W. Lawson, W. Lawson, Jun., and J. Lawson,
Yorkshire, leather dressers, so far as regards W. Laivmu-0. H.
Hawke* and C. Henry, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, engravers—
E. Wood and J. B. Wood. South Bendeet, Eases, corn merchants
—Z. W. Milner, Y. T. OVOTIMIOI.I. and N. C. Schou, Manchester,
merrbanM—T. Cooksey and T. Cooper, an., Wolverhampton,
coal snerehente-0. Halliday and J. C. Rooth, Birmingham—
A. Hill, A. W. Bill, and T. Meadows, Milkstreek Cheapeide, and
Liverpool, shipping Insurance nests, so far as regards A. W.
Hill—R. Tait aM .1. Tait, Esser street. Strand, army clothiers
—O. W. Uvalde' sad W. H. Barka Warwick-Mum. Regent-
street, and Newman sheet, Oxford-street, marble sculptors.