The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-19 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.

Aasuat 11. JOHN BITER HAlKU,loirterrace, Kild►hW, and
Sherbro, West Coast of Africa, merchant.

DECLARATIONS 01 DIVIDENDS.

ROBES? MATBTO;7sllnternniree iloTten. and Lansdowne lfueic
Hall. Islington, heensed er-ilid dividend of 9;f1., any
Monday, at Stansfeld's, hasinghall-,treat.
Baooas, Tarporley, Cheshire, farmer-Ist dividend of
2a, any Wodneedny, at Turner's, Liverpool.
pITIDENDII...
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Sept. S. W. Rogers, Altrincham, iieahlre, grocer—Sept 11. J.
Vernon, South Nolton, Devonshire, gardener—August SI. Mary
Ann Pollard, Gloucester, lodginghouss keeper —Awuin St. J.
Goddard, Gloomier, whitesmith—Sept. 3i. W. Ralf, Oundle,
Northamptonshire, draper—Sept. it J. Abbott, Goodie,
Northamptonshire, baker.

PAHTNIZRILIPS DISSOLVED.
D. Winder and Elisabeth Williams, College-street North,
Camden Town, linendrapers -J. Pritchard, B. T. C. Pritchard,
and Z. J. Pritchard, ()Wham, Lancashire, boiler maker, so far
as regards B. T. C. Pritchard-M. K no. les and T. Blackburn,
Blackburn, Lancashire, machine make's-M. N. Mills, N. Side.
botham, and J. Sidebotham, Ashton under.Lyne. Lancsahlre,
machine makers, so far aa regards M. N. C. Cunt and
O. H. Robinson, Barnard tamale, Durham, surgeons-W. C.
Thurgau and 0. Jay, Norwich, mustard manufacturers-R. C.
' Phillips and 11. Phillips Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire,
coopers-O. Rodway and 'D. Darla, Strtud, Gloucestershire,
di...pen-J. Whittle, J. Barker, aid T. Sherratt, Charsock
Richard and Coppull, Lancashire, coal merchants, so far as re.
garde J. Whittle-A. J. Balmer and J. Smith, Oldham, Lanca-
shire, cotton spinners-IL It Edward and F. Dickinson, Rood.
lane, City, ship brokers-A. Sidra, A. Shirai, Inn., and J. F.
J. P. Shire', Cheltenham, mercers, so far es regards A. Miser,
Jun.-W. °jibe. t 114111 M. L. Jonas, London-W. Y. Hill and P.
W. Fisher, Sydney, Gloucestershire. drapers-J. H. Hudson, and
C. Hudson. Margate. livery stable keepers-J. Salsbury, Dame-
street, Islington, and W. Deag, Fourtonstreet, Sbepperdess.
walk-J. Nuttall and J. Hoyle, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton
spinners-T. Sharp, W. Hmithorpe. and J. Sharp, Great North-
ern Railway PoLitoe Market, King's-cross, potato salesmen-T.
Harrimatid D. limits, Bristol, drapers-0. Barber and J. Phil-
lips, Chureh-passage, Chancery-lane, law printer-IL Her.
greases, J. Coiling, J. Midgley, and A. Li idgley, Acaington,
Lancashire, cotton spinners, so far as regards A. Midgiey-g,
Howes and T. Cox, Birmingham, carriage lamp manufacturers
-J. A. Kennett and R. A. James, Caetleatreet East, Oxford.
street, stationers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
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ARTHUR YOCIIO, Glasgow, tea merchant, August 21, at the
Faculty 11.11, Glasgow.
Baron. COILIUS, Dumfries, octal agent, August 27, at the Coat-
inercial Dotal, Dumfrlen

MURDER ON THI HIGH Sue.—Jobn Lloyd, a
man of colour and a native of Madras!, was iodicted at the
South Lancashire easiest, before Mr. Justice Blackburn,
yesterday, for the wilful murder of Benjamin Jack upon the
high seas on the 11th October last. The prisoner and the
deceased were seamen on board the Ethioptint, and on the
11th of October were at New Calabar. The deceased, who
was a West Indio negro, mod a very quarrelsome fellow,
commenced an Kiwi:awn with the prisoner relative to the
supply of grog, and would have struck him, but the prisoner
said, Bee, if you strike's* I will put a mark upon you that
you will not get rid of." After this the prisoner armed
himself with a knife, which he obtained from the put
and the deceased tried to take it from hint. A s
ensued, and the deceased received his death wound. One of
the witnesses deposed that when the prisoner was leaving
the pantry be was told to be cautious what be did. sod that
Le replied, " I know very well what I am about ; I am
not going to do anything." The some witness said the pri-
soner had stated that he bad stabbed the deceased in self
defence; that Jack bad his band on his throat and was
pressing upon his breast; end that be thought his own We
was in danger. The jury found the primmer guilty of Inn-
slaughter, and Le waa sentenced to ten years' penal servi-
tude.

ATTIDIPT TO KILL • CHILD WITH Vrritlol.—At
the South Lancashire Afiva. yesterday, • woman minted
Mary Cotton was indicted for having administered • quan-
tity of vitriol to her child with intent to murder it. After
• long examination the jury found the prisoner guilty of
administering the vitriol with intent to do grievous bodily
harm ; and the Hon. A. Liddell. 44.C.' before whom the
cam was tried, sentenced the poisoner to six years' penal
servitude.

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