The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-16 00:00:00

PAO! LAST Niumrs 64A.Z.LCI E.

BA N KRUPTS.
(NAMES OP 00LICITOlitn AND luitrli)Jl PARTILITLARs TO BC
OBTAIN= AT THE OISICE Or THE CRUZ REGInTRAIL,
cam or uircaorrer, wuronALL-onurer.l
Jou WiLUAMS, Vatuhallstreet, Lambeth. taller, to surrender
July 19, at 1.
James OeLanimg, Warbleton, Sumer, miller. July 29. at 12.
CHAIM WILLIAM 800 Mir, St. Mary-at-Hill, City, lithographer,
July 29, at 11.
ALUM HAMTMAIts, C'avendishatreet, DlllllOOO, Mink master,
July 29, at 12.
WILLIAM WYATT, Cranford, Middlesex, butcher, July 29, at 11.
CHARLEY HOIJJNOSWORTH TIDEIRT, Lavender Dock-wharf,
Rotherhithe, Wharfinger, July 29. at 11.
WILLIAM JOBIIPH DORLET, Ampton•street, Gray'siandoad, shop
Misr, July 29, at 10.
SARAH SILVESTRI, Nortli.end, 0 ulham,scheolmlsidese,,July 20,at 12
CHARLIE BOLES DALK, Basingstoke, Hants, broker, July 210, at 11.
Filial ALEX= Mgr, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn, and
Baainghalletreet, City, merchant, July 29, at 12.
JOHN 811TH BASS, Xing-street, Hammersmith, house agent,
July 29, at 12.
Sir JOHN MALCOLM, Bart., Park-lane, Hyde-park, July 29. at 1L
MATTHIE EDWIN BISHOP and EDWARD SHEPPARD 0110160,
Watlitg.street, City, wholesale stationers, July 26, at 1.
Joe. CLEATEL GNAT, Northampton, builder, July 26, at 12.
WILLIAM DEasuat, Garden-row, London-road, jourueyman
baker, July It, at 11.
WlLLime ?Mirka, Fellx-st., Hackney-rd., oilman, July 26, at 12.
HORN El, SA Mary's-aquare, Lambeth, commission agent,
July 26. at 12.
'Antis 15mtANCH RindlCS, Stanleyetreet, Pimlico, clerk In the
Customs, July IS, at 1.
.siscalsgi Pens, Soush-terrace, Camberwell, clerk at the Inter-
national Exhibition, July 26, at 1.
WILLIAM BOBLREON, Clutched-friars, City, shipping agent,
July 26, at 12.
WILLIAM NOCILLIII, Jermynstreet, Piccadilly, lodging-house
keeper, July 26, at 1.
WILLIAM BALLO BASER, Hainan irk, Gloucestenhire, architect,
July 29, at 11.
HENRI EDWELD LRAM, Swansea, Iron merchant, July 29, at 11.
ALFRED BAKU, Bristol, accountant, July 26, at 11.
THoNAS PROTERIIO PRICE and DAVID Patel, Abertillery Collie-
ries and Newport, colliery proprietors, July 25, at 11.
SLIME. PEININOToN, sen., Tavistoi k, nurseryman, Aug. 6. at 12.
JOHN Sitiloß and Joalla SE.SIoR, Coed Pueth, Denbighshire,
builders, July 2 at 11.
WILLIAx SIACOREOOI, Sverton, Lancashire, commission agent.
July 28, at
JAW Noricum, St. Helen's, Lancashire,victualler,July 28, at 11.
Joint /Samar, Manchester, Hudderateld, and Linthwaite, York-
shire, commission agent, July 25, at 12.
JOittro WALTON BANBIROIR, Suuderland, timber merdilank
July TO, 111.
CHAIM= BEAD, Birmingham, manager to an irournempr, AM&
4, at 10.
EDWARD crrna, Sen., Birmingham, painter, Aug. 4, at 10.
JOHN /nook Bristol, baker, July 26, at IL
Genial CISIIIINT4 Hiram, Bristol, auctioneer, J 111, Ili
PATILICE MURPHY, Liverpool and Dundalk, cattle Seeder, :Tar
21, at 3.
Oloann LUCAS BITAR, Swansea, mariner, Aug. 7, at 12.
WILLIAM 15000allgt,D, Swansea. drapeesaashitart. Ali& 7, at 12.
BEHAR' °lnfirm, BwaLsea, late beerhouse keeper, Aug. 7, at It
Jaime Darns, Newohapel, 84a1cardsh., engine tenter,July 26,at 11
JANIS eeu2ER, Buniem, baker, July 26, at 11.
JOHN Min, fiouthiunptokipublican,July 28, at 12.
CHARLEI SLEET CA.Rt, Rebury, Hants, Coast Guard officer,
July 28.1 12.
WILLIAM FOUSIS. Culla* chair maker, July 30, at 12.
MARIETTA ATHA. York widow, Aug. 4, at 11.
BEIRJAAIN 80111111011, York, plasterer, Aug. 4, at 11.
JOHN PHILLIPS. jun., Shentley, Beds, baker, July ZS, at 4.
JAMES DEAN, Burnley, nail maker, July tB, at 5.
WILLIAM minium sen.,Cortey,Warwickah., farmer, Aug. 5, at &
THOMAS
JOl7 26. Moog,
1L Farthinghoe, Northamptousbire, innkeeper,
EDWARD JONES, Dymock Gloucestersh., wheelwright, July 18. M 10
WILLIAM Nawnotaz Worksop, Notts, agent, Jul 161, at 10.
masa wiLasa, Batt orkuhire. stonemason, July SO, at 11.
JOSS:PM MUHL e, card maker, July 26, at 11.
GrorSi THOMAS, Cheddar, Somereetshlle, butcher, Ang. 11, at 11.
THOMAS BIDTORD, Bath, butcher, July 29, at 11.
HINNY ROWE, Bath, ambient tea wine merchant,July 29, MU.
Mainsail STAIR. Taunton, Sornersetshire. widow, July 26, at 12.
ALTRIDJOIIII GRIM. Exmouth, Devonshire, grocer, July 25, at 11
Genial 11/woo; Blandf urd Forum, Dorsetahlre, tea dealer,
Aug. 4, MIL
LAST EXAMINATIONS.
August & Sarah Ann Maynard, Charterhonee.aquare, house-
keeper-August 21. Y. Tata, Axminster, Devonshire, clerk II
holy orders-August 21. W. J. Dale, Ciry, Cornwall, builder-
August 6. I. Bladrmore, Lundy Island, Devonshire, ll11:1161.-
AugUit 7. J. Spalding. Exeter, draper-August 1. A. Ritchie.
Liverpool, commission merchant-August 1. W. Mercer, Liven
pool, licensed victualler-August 7. J. 8. Jones, Po
Carnarvoushhe, attoruey- August 7. O. Sharp, LiverProul,A=
merchant-August 1. 0 Bury, Blackburn, manufacturer-August
5. R. Jackson and J. Jackson, Oldham, cotton spinners-August
1. T. Gilson, Manchester, commission agent-August 4. R. J.
Ward and D. Perry, bunderlmid, millers-August & J. L. Taylor,
North Shields, Mip owner-August 4. R. P. Dunn, I.
B.
Durham, publican-August 6. M. ilargoechle, Birmingham,
licensed hawker-August 6. R. Walker, Birmingham, metal
worker-August 6. B. F. Betts, Birmingham, dairyman-August
6. M. Holder, Birmingham, pearl button manufacturer-August
6. C. Cottrell, sen., Birmingham, warehouseman-August 6. C. 8..
Suffield, Harborne, Staffordshire, surgeon-Auguet 6.a. Gaunt,
Birmingham, stamper-August 6. W. Trimnell, Birmingham,
ivory turner-August 6. W. Coley, Birmingham, tinplate worker
-August S. T. lieslbsgton. sen., Birmingham, agent-August 6.
C. H. Whitaker, Birmingham, designer of art manufaeturee-
August 6. S. Blayden, Raglan, Monmouthshire, brickmaker -
August 6. W. F. Johnson, Preston, coal merchant-August 9.
J. A. Pearce, Jun., Tram, Cornwall, Custom.houseothcer-Augast
& J. Richardson Batley, Yorkshire, woolsorter -August & M.
Marsden, Dewsbdry, Yorkshire, weaver-August 7. J. Briggs,
Illinsbridge, near iludderafield, teazle dealer-August 7. J.
Raley, Huddersfield. scribbling miller-August 7. J. Gib-
son, Huddersfield, coal merchant-August 7. E. Roberts, lied-
dersfield, draper-August 2& 8. Crinka, Bristol. licensed victual-
ler-Auguet 16. J. Whitaker, Halifax, Yorkshire, fruiterer-
August 7. R. Thomas, Swansea, Olamorganshlre, weaver-
July 30. G. Hart, Myths, Kent, baker-August 6. IL Hodges,
Gillingham, Kent, baker-August & J. Rhodes, Rochdale, grocer
-August Eastwood, Rochdale, stonemason-August
Masco, brldgnorth, Shropehire, taller-August 1. I. Denville,
Stockport. cotton spinner-July May, &otter, Lincoln-
shire, tailor-August 12. J. Kirk, Kingthorpe, Llneolnahlre,
farmer-August 15. R. Taylor. Alford, Lincolnshire, Innkeeper-
August 16. J. Key, Bardney, Lincolnshire, flour dealer -Soviet
7. 21. rhornley, Sutton, Cheshire. grocer-August 2. R. Averlll,
Westbromerich, general agent-July 31. 8. \rade'', Dukinfleld,
Cheshire, grocer-July 26. W. Hopkins, Llanelly, Carmarthen-
shire, platelayer-August 12. T. Skilbeek, York, journeyman
joiner-August 12. Mary Ann Darby, Brotham, York, spinster-
-August 6. J. Harrison, Bradford. Yorkshire, manager-July 29.
W. Dunhill, Pontefract, Journeyman Joiner-August 21. XL
Coppull, Lancashire, wheelwright.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS.
NORTH PAR COPPER AND TIN MINLIO COMPANY (LIMITED),
August 6, at 1, at Basinghalletreet-hearing of petition.
DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.
THOMAS Rn>Lxr °swami, Sunderland, ship builder-lst dividend
of 41., any Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle.upon.Tyne.
DIVIDENDS.
July MA J. Adland, Clayton, Middlesex, lithographer-July 26.
W. and IL Barnes, Parliament-street, Westminster, and Watchet,
Somersetshire, contractors-July 26. J. Rubery, Birmingham,
umbrella manufacturer-August 5. W. Holmes, Watling-street,
City, silk gauze manufacturer-August 12. W. Freeman, Yelper,
Derbyshire. builder-August 12. H. Milli, Luuellhorough,
Leiemiterabire, ale merchant-August 12. J. Barber, Manchester,
machine maker-August 15. A. Fielding, Glormiop, Derbyshire,
groaxr.

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PARTNI/8111P8 DIIHOLVJD.
W. Beech and J. Berndt Edgware-rued, drapers—O. Heaven
and C. Heaven, Birmingham, iroannongeni—J. Tate and J. Har-
greaves, Bradford and Halifax, coal merchants—W. tireen and
J. F. Martin, Burley and Bradford, Yorkshire, worded naws
—J. RaYleY ',deceased)
_and J. Knott, Tyklemay, Landis h., cot-
ton spiuners-0. Redfearn and J. Redfearn, Liverpool, glass
bottle merchanta—M. B. Garrett and J. J. Rygate, New-road,
Colet.place, and Glowasterterrace, Commerclal-road UK,
sur;cons—T. Parsons, J. G. F. Richardson, and F. Parsons,
Leicester, wholesale and retail chemists, so far u =ls
T. Panora—J. H. Gnaw and C. H. Gramme, De
Yorkshire, coal proprietors—T. Beery and R. Berry, Cisinehr;
rough, Lincolnahlre, farmers—J. P. Clerk and G. F. Mlin
Liverpool and Manchester. commission aganta—W. Cradock and
M. Smith, Halifax, Yorkshire, jolnnrs—J. Oarratt and & Miller,
Paddington, Worcester, and Bridgnorth, Salop, coal merchants
—R, White and 8. Pewee, Plymouth, coal merabaotri—C. Croak-
well and R. Gargano, Manchester, packers—V. R. Cowls and IL
V. Cowie, Mark-lane. City. wine merchants—R. Thurman and
F. H. Platte, Nottingham, linseed cake merchants—C. Lovatt and
& Eyre, Leek, Mo. dabire, silk manufacturers—H. Hilton and
G. Castree, Manchester, and Harpurhey and Leigh, Lancashire,
silk manufacturers—W. Milford, len , W. Milford, Jun., and
J. Milford, jun., Radford, Notts, tinmen-0. W. Wigin and J.
Hollings, Mickletown, Yorkshire, tanners—H. J. Butt and F.
J. Butt, Rothertield-street, Islington, corn factors—l. Franklin
and B. Franklin, Houndarlitch, warehousemen -J. Lubley nud
W. Lobley, Leeds, furniture dealers—J. Hammon, son.. J.
Hammon, Jan., and H. Hammon, Northamptonaquare, Clerk-
enwell, watch manufacturers, so far aa regards J. Hammon,
Jun.—J. Ramsay and J. Banton, Manchester, woollen mer-
chants—R. C. Arnot and R. G. Maine Ping, Rue Montmartre,
Paris, commission &pato—A. and A. Galbraith, Aw. Galbraith,
An lid. Galbraith, A. M'Gregor, and J. WOregor, so far as re-
gards their connexion with the Glasgow and Liverpool Royal
Steam Packet Company.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Joint Lovi, Glasgow, baker, July 21, at the Faculty Hall,
Olsownw.

ifORIU9O/1, Glaagow, tobacco manufacturer, July 21,
at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
WILLIAM GAIKOWAY, Renfrewshlre, baker, July 21,
at the County Hotel. Paisley.

ALLAN M.Douosix, Glasgow, grocer, July 21, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.

HEALTH OF LONDON.—The weekly returns of
Ithe Registrar-General exhibit a very favourable state of the
public health. The total number of deaths returned for
Wt week was 1,065. If • rate of mortality equal to the
avenge as deduced from deaths in the 28th week of each
of the years 1852-61 had prevailed last week the deaths
would have been 1455. But the actual number was less
by 90 than that which is obtained by calculation. The
births of last week exceeded the deaths in the same period
by 642. Measles was lees fatal than it had been in some
previous weeks. It declined from about 60 to 38 last week.
Of this latter number more than half occurred in the east
districts. The chief proportion of the deaths from measles
was returned by Ifuton Hanger-stone, the sub-district of
Hackney-road, and that of St. Paul, St. George-in-
the-Fast. Scarlatina was returned in 48 cases.
It carried of 4 children in the Kensin&s-
town sub-district, 3 in Somers-town, 4 in the two sub-dis-
tricta of Waterloo-road, and 4 in Lambeth Church, second
sub-district. There were 51 deaths from typhus, and 39
from diarrhcee. The latter disease appears to be now on
the increase. Three infants died of summer cholera. A
man iu Long-alley, Shoreditch, aged 59 years, died from
want of nourishment. and from nucleaulincas. Two chil-
dren and an adult died by murder or manslaughter. Sabo.
him groin the Greek for "a putting in" or "plugging")
was returned as the cause of a death. This term appears in
the returns for the first time. A long tubular clot of blood,
detached from some vein, filled the right ventricle of the
heart, stopped the circulation, and was fatal in 6 hews.
Last week the births of 882 boys and 825 girls, in all 1,707
children, were registered in London. Is the ten confirm&
Mg week of the years 1862-61 the average number (ow-
mated) was 1,747-

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