The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNFSDAY EVENING, JUNE l5, 1884.

bribery, it is expedient that a fair trial should be given to
tis vote by !allot." (Isiagbter.)

valid ddeotive registration in certain caws, and for payment
of fess in the Registry of Deeds Office by memo( adMiave
stamps.
COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND) BILL
The occunittes oe this bill was Axed ice Tuesday next at
ZOOS.

VALUATION OF LANDS AND HINLITAGES (SOOT-
LAND) ACT ANENDNKNT BILL.
This bID vas withdraw&

SHEFFIELD WATERWORKS (BRADFIELD INUN-
DATION).

(STAMP nunzs ON DOCUMMTS.)
In committee the following resolution was agreed to—
" That the Commissioners of her Majesty's Tressury may,
if they shall think fit, commute the several sums which may
be payable for stamp duties upon or in respect of any instru-
ment or document which may be made under or in par-
mews of the Sheffield Waterworks (Bradfield Inundation)
Bill, for such sum or sums of money, of lees amount than the
said stamp duties, as the said Commissioners of her
Majeety's Treasury, having regard to the circumstances of
the case, shall, in their discretion, deem to be reasonable
and sufficient; and thereupon, and on payment of the said
reduced amount, the Commissioners of Inland Revenue
shall cause any such instrument or document to be stamped
for denoting the payment of the said reduced amount of
stamp duties, and shall also impish thereon a stamp denot-
ing that such instrument or document is adjudged to be duly
stamped."

SUPPLY.

The report of the commute. of supply was bravest op
sod agreed to, with the exceptice a/ mortals voles Wind-
pally Irish), which were postpaid.
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- - BEER-HOUSES (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill was reed a WA time sad wind.
VALUATION OF RATEABLE PROPERTY (IRELAND)

BILL.
This bill wu reoommitimid mud agreed to.
The house rose at a quads, bolus two.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HAMPTON RACES.

House AMU MD. —Disappointment, Bally Edmood, Bird-
finder, Sheridan. Discretion, Umber, Roes Lee, Deerfoot,
Wild Thyme, Elise, Belle of the Vale, Duokeld, Little
Savage, Double Firn, Walloon, Junius, Buspicioa, Mea-
sure for Measure, Toluroo, Bateman, Mime Emma, Whiskey,
Coronet, Sir Thomas, Welcome, Outlaw, Black Friar, Osten-
togas, Gibraltar, Douche, Beadle, Tomfoolery. Overdone,
Bonny Glen, Loafer. Dawdle. ledolecce, Cleve, the
Jester, Sisyphus, Brother to Wheldrake, f by Stock-
well, Verbena, Obedience, Advance, and Lairs.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TrzsDAY.
SUBJIEY AND MIDDLESEX STAK.La.
3 to 1 apt Early Purl (t) 7 to 1 apt Douche (an
Sto 1 Suspicion 3 I ) 8 to 1 Alabama t)
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATS
7to I apt Tottenham (t) I Bto 1 apt Caller Oa (off)
Bto 1 —81 r (t f) 100 to 8 Donorbrook (og;
4 to 1 apt Tottenham and Sir Roger coupled (t)
BT. LEDER.
7 to 2 apt Blair Athol t and off)
DERBY.
Bto 1 apt 'Addington (cff) 130 to 1 apt A 1 (t)

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Jess 14.
APPEALS.
TILIMITON V. MVIRTON.

Ater our report left yesterday, having elaborately
reviewed the passages in the respondent's latices
which were relied on by the appellant's counsel, as
iodinating her understanding the intentions of the ap-
pellant to be directed to an illicit connezioe—ead
most of which have already ad in this journal
—the Attorney• General with much emphasis
that the only construction which could be put em
three pa sages was, that she had reason to believe that
everything poMted, if the correspoodecoe between them
had any meaning, to the conclusion that she was to be the
wife of the appellant. The argument then ran on the cir-
cumstances which occurred in the Crimea, ell of which went
to the inference that marriage was contemplated between
the parties. It was clear that General and Mrs. Stranbeesse,
whose guest the respondent was in the camp before Setseto-
pol, were under the impression that the appellant visited
the lady as a suitor, or rather as a person to whom she was
enraged ; and it was pressed that the appellant endeavoured
to induce the respondent to go through the form of a mar-
riage with him in a Greek church, which was declined by
the respondent, on the grounds that such a marriage would
not be a binding one on a Roman catholic like herself.
Reforests was made to a pawge much commented on by
the appellant's counsel, which occurred in a letter written
by the respondent after she left the Crimea. which ran
thus :—" This time last Saturday night, Carlo min,
was our sawed steamer scene. God grant the third
be not far distant, and the consummation of all !
What a most eccentric phenomenon, that our destinyebould
hang by a steam boat. Did Igo to sleep and dream it, that
you watched over me all night? for in the grey dawn I woke
and thought I saw you! Nay, more! Or did you wake me
as did Diana Endpoints in the grove? " This it was con-
leaded could not possibly bear the gross and sensual con-
struction which had been put upon it. In that very letter
the respondent discaseed the difficulties which stood in the
way of their marriage, especially pecuniary obstacles, and
the whole scope and tenor were inconsistent with any other
notion than that of marriage, notwithstanding that foul and
filthy meanings had been attached to expressions which by
the pare might well be thought pore.
The argument was proceeding when the home adjourned.
COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Jums 14.
After Term Nisi Prins Sittings at Westminster.—(Before
Lord Chief Justine Cockburn and a Special Jury.)
wmsa r. LORD A. LOtTOK.

After our report left yesterday, the plaintiff and Lord
Loftus were examined.
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Mr, ii;rili theti;ciaressed the jury for the defendant,
and the case had not concluded when the court rose.

BAIL COURT.—Toss It

Mr. Justice Mellor at in the Bail Court, and disposed of
two ejectment cases and one of a complicated and unin-
teresting character, having reference ton promiwory note.
Mr. Justice Crompton, Mr. Justice Blackburn, and Mr.
Justice ghee sat in bane* in the Admiralty Court, and
disposed of some of the cased in the now trial paper.

OCURT OF EXCHEQUER.LJuss 14.
Sittings in Error—(Before the Lord Chief Baron Pollock,
Barons Channel and Bramwell, aad Justioas W illieme and

LTONS ♦\D WIPE V. ILVOWLTS.

This was a case of considerable interest and importance to
dramatic authors and theatrical managers, and it came
before the court on an appeal from the Court of Queen's
Bench. The action was onginally brought for the recovery
of 2ff., for the recovery of certain penalties for the repre-
aentation of the Bride of A'pdoe and Fm Dialook. rhe
plaintiffs wife well formerly Miss Swanhorough, of the
Saud Theatre, and she alleged that the sole
right of representation of these plays was vested
in her. The defendant was the proprietor of the Manchester
Theatre, and be entered into an arrangement with Mr.
Dillon that he and his company should perform at the
theatre. Dillon was to pay the company, and the defen-
dant had to find the theatre, lights, band, and pay for the
advertising. Dillon had power to select the pieces and the
direction of the band. On the trial which took paw before
Mr. Justice Blackburn, the jury returned a verdict for the
plaintiff for 28/. The defendant, however, animated there
was no evidence to support the tindiog, and • rule was
subsequently obtained to set the verdict aside, on the
ground that by the nature of the engagement between him
and Dillon he was not liable for the penalties, and the
Court of Queen's Bench affirmed that view of the caw.
Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Griffith appeared for the
plaintiffs, and argued against the decision of the Court of
Queen's Bench.
Mr. Baron Bramwell—Buppces one of the actors had
jumped backwards through a hoop instead of forwards, or
done something else contrary to what was set down for him,
who could have discharged him!
Mt. Hawkins said, Mr. Dillon. Bat their lordships must
consider that Dillon could not have moved a peg the tend,
the lights, the scenes, and the soeneshifters.
Mr. Baron Chappell said everything pertaining to the
representation was entirely under Dillon's 000troL
Without calling upon Mr. Maenad for the defendant,
The Court affirmed the judgment of the Court of Queen's
Bench.

PROM LAST Nrosra GAZETTE.

ITIANES OF soucnors a>m PV PARTICULARS TO El
OBTAINED AT TER OFFICE Or THE CHIRP RWASTRAR,
coax? or urixsurror, sumromAzaAressar.]
NANKAIIPTR.
EDWARD HATwARD, t'pper Oarden-street. Vauxhall bridge road,
coach smith, to surrender Jane Rt, at 1.
Jamas RoaRILS, BhlrleY. Bute, carpentor. Jane 28. at I
Twoßmi WILLIAM BCRMILD, Fair t, Susses, wine merchant,

ions RR at 1. -
.
Jaltill MURRAY RICHARD &AWLIJB, How-Hreet, Covent-garden,
clerk la holy orders. Jane!!, at l.
EDWARD MALCOLR ORRATIRX, Borbltou, Surrey, June 28, at 1.
JOIE% RRIORT, Olbsoa-equare, !Waggon, general merchant,

June 26, at IL. -
_
H"tar AL/M111) Liam Curtain-road, Shored itch, dun. maker,

Juno Mat It
Pni‘n Plumirrit Hon, Howland-street, Tottenham-court-road,
commission ageat, June 28, at 11
WILLIAM Docaind., itawkhurst, Kent, grocer, June 2d, at 11.
Hare, TIM M' GILMAN, Upper geymouretreet, Portman-

—square ,-gentiinen, June 28, at„ 12.
Tnourri liaLwins Mums, Itlehard-etreet. CommerciaLroad
Cask stevedore, June 28, at 11.
BIUIRT Ifuetrece, Lower 'seeding, &wet, Winer, June 280412.
Lem Suter" Chapetetreet, Somers-town. toker,Juse 28,a512.
Tula= LvOnar Paul, Alpha-place, Perk-road, Old Kent-road,

Hitiebsgall'ar lisitaj"eds*Dalitetisi -
, Wartrlck, victualler, June 7. at it
Maze Ana Marron, Worcester. draper, July 1, at 12.
itzclitaan Jonas, Sentord, licensed %ictualler, June 27, at 12.
JAMB Fp.urusb BALvlnos. East liarptree, Sornersetehl
. - .

victualler, June U, at IL
JOBll JIIILLII9,. Nuwport, MI

!, provision merchant,

June U. at ll
Pt, mita. Haat ilarrUigtoo,

spirit merchant,

Jame 24, at U.
WILLIAM Tiverton, Innkeeper, Jane U, at It
NDMDI DANIELL, Halifax. plumber, June 211, at 11.
Osumi booami sad WlLlaut COupali, Sheffield, limber rue-

chants, June le, at H.
TROILUS itienahn Liwut, Mickle Trafford, Cheshire, agent of an
Insurance company, Jane SU, at 11.
JOHN DATUM. Sale, Cheshire, joiner, June 21, at 11.
EDWARD Late. Manchester, auctieneer, June 29, at 12.
Witidalt WATINWOISH. Manchester, grocer, June Se, at 11.
ISAAC inactisus, Moresby Mill, near WhiSeitsven, miller,

June 24, at 12.
likens.* nionlaiioa, Dearbam-row, Cumberland, colliery incr-
...

man, June 24„
JOSEPH Militia, nunderland, providon deakr, June 24, at 114.
Maim liignine Gitoria, Birmingham. builder. JUG. 27. at 10.
Jona IIADDo2, Birmingham, guumaker, June e 7, at 10.
Dalin WRIGHT, Birrainghana, alma nanufaetr., June t 7, at 10.
FATTUXOI.II, aeu., Birmingham, journeyman coach

maker, JUDO 27. at 10. _ , _
EDIIII6 litoctaint, Lbe ter, tobaceonist, June 21, at 10.
Wil.U.Lit Coatis, Bristol, beer retailer, June 22, et It
Joao bona, MAIM, chemist. June 26, M lL
Ann lIMADIMAT Totterdoen,SeinenetelLrlotual/er, June 2e,at IL
Jelin TISOMAs Juan, Stoke upon. Trent, tea-dealer, July 2, at 11.
FRAMS JUITLIT, Gorton, Ismcsahlre, plumber, June 28, at o{.
Wll.l.lan llyscr2l.l., lilattop Yankton, Yeetablre, °only Unser,

•
June 26, at 1.
ritynasuairrrms non, Bury Bt. Edmunds, 8a012., baker,

June 25, at 11. . --•
Jona GeKLn (on, Batley Carr. Yortahhe. grocer, Jane 24, at ft.
BAUM Mutant,. Beaton, auctioneer, June a, at I.
6EOOII Housga. Nottingham, victualler, June 23, at 2.
WILLIAM WIIITTOR, Island of Brakees., Dersetahlre, foreman to
the Bombes Pottery and Clay Works, June SE, at 1.
Joint PLETerma ColitErr. Walsall, solicnor, June 24, at It
111011A3 EMT, Lincoln, licensed victualler, June 26, at 11.
JOlts BM% Lincoln, chemist., June O. at U.
WILLLAII 812PIIIM °MUT, rnteltenhans, June ZS, 114 IL
Juscrii GLAZE/Moen, Caythorpe, Notts, butcher, Jane 20, at It
JAM' WIL&TUIXDUIII Dumps, Gateshead, publican. Ilan! 25, Ml 2.
Joan ittuasours, Sanity Kenna Statfordshue, chalnmsker,
Jane 22, at 11.
WILLIAM PEAT, Banged Castle, Durham, butcher, June 30, at 1.
ZonallT BASIS, Ileleu s, Lancashire, pigldUer,

Jose 26, at 11.
Joga Thomas Can, Lewes, photographer, Jane 24, at 10.

LAM EXAMINATIONS.
June 30. J. Locke, Leseada-street. Beans slims-
lune Mk J. Granger, Towerotreet, Westrainster•road. grocer-
June Mt IL Miclutel, Drum-yard, Whitectuipel, and Bartholomew-
elate, City, genera dealer-July 7. F. Rust, Great Width dm,
Little Waltham, and Tatar, them farmet -July 7. J. Cum
Patriots, Princes-street, Lambeth, licensed victualler-July 7.
W. G. liddaman, Bt. Jamee-cotragoa, Klnpland, }swelter-July
7. T. G. Stanley, Westow-street, Upper Norwood, coal dealer -
July 7. D. Wilson, Wellsotreet, Oncesi street, beershop keeper
-July 7. C. L Itahr, Mincing lane, City, ship agent-July 7. T.
Sharp, Southamptomrow, Riuselloquare, boarding.house merr
-July 7. R. H. Copperthwaiw, Noble-street, City, commission
agent-July 7. W. Vesper, Grow-house, Bow, toy dealer-July
7 J. N. Pottow, Henriettmetreet, Brunewick-equare, printer-
July 7. J. Linker, Langley-place, Commercial-reed, beenhop
keeper-July 11. W. Puttee, klaidomroad, Leutlah.town, and
Bush-lane, City, hope agent-July 11. G. Crane, St. lather's's'.
road, Sitephertrobtelt, cowkeeper-July 7. J. Skinner, Bp-
place, Lambeth, dairyman-July 7. u. Poulson, New Church-
street, 'Paddington, lead merchant-July 7. Charlotte Reeniell,
Pentomplace, rentonville, licensed victnaUer-July 7. J. Yawns,
Brighton, mums teacher-July 4. IL L Sturgeon, Bible Boding-
ham, Free, farms-Jay 11. B. Thomas, Honleydovrmlane,
Bermondsey, brewers stoker-July IL F. Mayhew, Globe-
str et, Wapping, carpenter-July 11. G. (Imesemam Cliesslog•
ton, Surrey, carpenter-July 11. It Sullivan, Blue Anchor-court,
Westminster, general dealer-July 11. J. Wimble, Dartmouth-
street. Westminster, coffee some keeper-July 11. 14. Bleberds,
Crawford-passage, larrlngdoteroad, and Riverotreet, Pantos-
vine, gas meter roannfacturer-July 11. Maria Ann Garthser,
Rateleonatreet, Grais-inmroad. and at the London Crystal
Palace, dealer in fancy goods-July 11. W. neither, Cross-
street, Kennington-park, corn chandier-July 11.Burrell,
/WO Lynn, crurier-J uly 5. A. Oralnger, Vrederkk-crewest,
tambacell, grocer-June SO. X Foley, Lliftomereecent, Old
Lent-sad, builder-July 5. W. Murphy, Gakley-creecent south,
Chelsea, comb manufacturer-July S. kin= cat, Riclunond.
terrace, Bayswater, cutler-July b. J. H. Übe, Peat Greenwich,
licensed victualler-July A If. Neale, Pigott-greet, Limehouse,
accountant-July a. F. Fowling, Horne-lurch, Haan, baker-
J uly L J. IL Maim Kewpeeu, accoentant -July 5. S. lacu-
cher, The Terrace, Kensington, and Rothertleld, Hymen. gentle-
man-July 5. 8. Young, Hyde, tailor -J uly 5. J. W. Chas;,
Connaught-terrace, Paddlogton, eillcator -July 6. J. F.Wi
Plunistes.d, carpenter-July 5. G. Carrick. New North-road
Ncethemptomeareet, Islington, hair manufacturer-July 6. Ii
Denton, sonftate, Middlesex, carman-July 6. IL Furman.
Blackheath-r greengrocer-July b. B. Fryer, Jun., Waltham-
stow, Reim Contractor-July 14. J. Burnett, Handsworth, Stat.
lordship, civil enghwer-July 7. J. Harper, Wolverhampton,
butcher-June IL T. Comm, Oreasby, Notts, farmer-June
S. Drury, Mark Eaton, Derbyshire, farm bainff-July 1. J. Moses,
Cheltenham. hsrdwareman -J ;ay it J. G. Palmer, Wedneettury
and Handsworth, staffordshire, architect-July 4. W. Fortier,
84. Helen's, lancaahlre, bricklayer-July 6. F. Lewis, St. John-
Julia-Swansea. Glainorpanshire, surgeoesamiatant.-4uly 16. J.
Warne, Littlehampton, painter-July 5. T. Kynmao, Belton,
Lincolnshire, licensed victualler-June 20. J. Milner, Psalm
Yorkshire, nurseryman-July 12. T. Davie", Llantaintffrald
yn Meehan, Montgomeryshire, coal sad lime dealer-
July 18. J. L Endicott, Lydloni, DeV00•121111, licensed s maunder
-July 7. J. Wright, Iltocktomomthe.Forest, Yorkature, farmer
-July 14. T. Robinson Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spin-
ner-July 7. J. Bentley and J. Crow, Halifax Yorkshire,
rag merchants-July 7. J. Thornton, Paddock, Yorkshire,
woollen manufacturer-July 7. J. Sanders, Jan., Huntington,
York hire, farmer-July 7. J. Thompson, Leeds, prorialou dealer
-July 4. W. Watson, Swanstead, Northumberland, farmer
-July Di J. Ireland, Sunny Bank. Lancashire, farm
July 14. Harriet Hobbs, Saint !sheep-July a. T. Collins, Sheer-
new, clerk in the Royal Engineer Department at Sheerness-
July 1. R. T. Roberts, West Derby, Lancashire, and Liverpool,
architect-July L J. Hutchlwon, Liverpool, bookbinder-Jn y
1. G. Morrison, Liverpool, paper collar manafacturer-July 1.
G. W. Smedley, Liverpool plumber-July 26. R. Scamp, Bristol,
builder-July M. J. Williams, Bedminaer, chimney sweep-
=F Bows*, Elythe, Kent, tobacooaktt-July 27. J. Mid-
Shadwell, Yorkshire, farmer-July 7. A. Hammond,
Rubio Lanoashire, commistiou agent-July 7. Margaret May-
cock, Manehrsaiir. leas lankesper.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Jane 9. J 019711 SHARP IT. Macclesfield. warehouseman.
Jane IS. Joa■ TIWILIIII D 011•014, Great St. Helen's, City, and
ElciwtownpowNllll, wine merchant.
Jane 5. WIILIAN CHAILU Loom
OSCULATIONS OF DWIDINDS.

ftaHcat &wens, Ventaor, Pale of Wight, baker-lst dividend of
as. 1444., any Monday, at Staostelta, Bsainshallotrest.
THoWaS Sass, Harslet, winter-1M dividend of U. ad., any
Monday, at &Anstalt', Basiogitall-street.
lianas' 1 Bolus Dann, tipper street, lelinaton, boottnaker-
lat dividend of 84., any Monday, at Standelta, Baainshall-
street.
Jowl 10an.., Caversbam, Oxfordshire, wheelwright-lit
dlvl-
dendof as. 14., soy Monday. at &Anstalt', hasingintilgitreet,
Joao Janis JACB9OI, al Mary-atreet. WSHsCIAESeI-cos& hew'
reader-Ist dividend of fia. any Moods.), at Blanalekra
Basingkall street.
HANKY JAHNS BACON, llltchtn, Hertfordshire, upholsterer-Ist
dividend of 44., any Monday, at Stanafelts, Basinatiall-atreet
Haar PIUSLAJS Nicholas-law, City, merchant-Ist dividend
of 3 1-144. soy Monday, at Standeld'a Baainghallstreet.
Hatay fiamrson Husnalla, &Wroth, Cornwall, botcher-divi-
dend of la. Sit, any day, at Peter's. Hadrutb.
THEIUDJE JOSEPH JIANSFALD, Cambridge, tailor-dividend of
la 104., any day attar Friday, Done 17, at Fades's, lnzobridp.
DIVIDE:IOe.
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W ______.
July 5. L. J. A. /Its Hoy,, inchester-street, Pimlico, gentle-
man—July S. P. Clark, Aidesubot. Hants, cornet in the iteh Regi-
ment of Lancers—July 12. J. Much, Tunbridge, Kent, carpenter
—July it R. T. Pritchett, Chiswick, gun and rifle encinnhetwer
—July 1. L Penton (deceased). Dewsbury, Yorkshire. rag dealer
—July I. W. France, Mires Yorkahlre, grocer—July 1. J.
Bray, Beektizondwike. Y bootmakeer—July 1. Yap
Barker, Batley, Yorkshire, groom—June W. B. Gibbs, Thorndon,
surt.ilk, tailor—June 29. P. J. Neil. HieklnebaD, Suffolk, Ban
manufacturer—Jane 55. YL Pawning, 82. Drmnwsß—Jette 29.
J. B Beeson, Nottingham, bookkeeper—.l IL W. T. Chafe,
Devonport. tronfounder —July IL J. iddosi, Plymouth,
cement manufacturer—July 11. L. J. Philp, Plymouth, butcher—
July 6. IL M•liabe Melilla, Man heater, merchant.
• PA.RTN CRSHIPS DISSOLVED.
D. W. Clarke and C. Winder, Birmingham, plumbers -J. Mei-
sell and J. Bateman, Ashlon.undel -Lyne, cotton deekre—lL
Mercer and J. Kemp, Read, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—
W. P. Davis sad T. Mann, Cardiff. marble merchants—G. Bailey
sod J. Balky, Alisightoo, manakin—J. T.
Water-lane, Tower-street, and S. Rumell, Upper Thames-street—
T. Melt sod G. 8. it. ii glaherree., Southwark. irosunougers
—Eh= kyle, Marianne Fyffe, and Margaret Fyffe, Leighton
Blizzard, Beds, schoolmistresses, so far as regards Margaret
Fyffe—E. Nightingale and T. Nightingale, Reigate, carpenters—
W. Green and J. Clayton, Hopton. Yorkshire, silk preparers—C.
West and J. Hancock, Cardiff and Bristol, shipbrokere—J. Travis
and J. Howoeth, Rochdale, mennlacterius cheiniete—lL Young
and P. Weare, Tewkesbury, c•rpenters—J. L F. Hallerege, A.
H. J. Lehner, and A. F. Wiener, Tonerstreet, City, merchant.
—W. Bridge and F. Lilly. Manchester, yarn agenta—T. Smith
and W. P. P. saby, Weston-super Mere, attorneys—C. L. La-
wn) and J. H. Banner, Liverpool, general broken—lL Warring.
ton and D.Warriugton, Sheffield, provision dealers—R. Boettcher,
P. Morehmse, A. 'atone. son L T. Bard, Liverpool, leaner
beton. so far as retards L. T. Bard—G. Purlieu and A. H.
Walters, St Alban*splace. Fidgware.road, wholesale statiouers—
J. Haigh and 0. Poole, Bradford, Yorkshire, finishers—J. nap.
bard and W. Shepherd, Deepthwalte, Westmoreland, tanners.

scorcu muzenurioxs.
DAVIDCUL. Sauebentord, neer lenaoekbarn, farmer, June
11, at the Oolden Lion Hotel, /Wirth*.
Oxman Mem Jun., Edinburgh, brewer, June 20. at, Dowell.
Itoosta, Ildhabneett.
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Jain" Bac, iT:anwater, Dumbartonshire, contractor, June TO,
at the Royal Hotel. Airdrie.

JoTaTiGlii:lllaaio;:laar, June 21, at the Faculty Hall,
Glasgow.
JAM= 6 DOAK, Glasgow, cooper, June 21, at lb. Faculty Rai,
Glasgow.

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