The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-19 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tetesday, Fee. 18.

Jams Blum Coorra and ChOWN illN1;1; (bores, Drary-Ine, Iron.
founder+, to surrender March 3at I. end Apnl 1 at 11, at Isw.ing-
hailwneet. Nola., Ford and Lloyd, Blounisbury-aquare ; off. oats.,
Edwards. Sanabrookteurt.
JAMES llon.csu mad &MAIM Wallottt, Preston, tallow chandler.,
March 3 out 31 at 12, at Marco eater Court. Fol., Taylor, Moo-
cheater; oft wig., Putt, Manchester.
W,u.,wi Enna, jou., Tone, De,oboure, corn dealer, March 1 at 11,
and 2 at I, at Exeter Court. Solo., Carter, Torquay, and atogdon,
Litter; oft arenr. 'Wire% Exeter.
DEce.ANATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
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lossignues Jong Bkows, Birmingham, clerk to the Bristol and Bir-
mingham Railway Company-Ist thy. of 25., any Thureday, at
Christie's, Insulin: has.
flanvia. Naas 11.41.1,1111., CbllbUrlt, IlattUftlikhire, 111101%draper—ht
WT. of Is. 20., any Wedneeday, at Whitmore's, lisaingluill—trret.
111004110 Gaunt. WAND, lifol.lloV-AtZett, Ufury-lane, C. 11,11 comer
—lst dl.. of Ss. 41d , any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall-
Wert
DIVIDENDS.—March 11. R. Bowerman, Enshain, Oxfordshire,
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earner—March 10. Cr. Burton, W haachapel-road, Iniendraper—
March 12. W. S. Cowper, Itialaupsratc-etc. et Without, City, and New.
sir. et, Dareeksquare, grocer—Marti 21. P. C. Ilusenteth, Bristol,
taint mercuant—March 13. T. B. loner, Brawn. imitator—
, March it. 6. u hitmore, J. Wells, J. Wells, jun., mad F. WkLmore,
Loanbard.str eet, City, banker,
CISITIYICATtS to so granted, unless Cann be shown to the contrary
on the day of meeting.
March 12.1. Clark, Sohank Cmihridgoshire, dealer in flour—March
12. W. B. Cowper, eshoptgate.street Without, City, and Nun' -street.
Dorset-square, grocer—March It. T. Umey, Liskeard, C.:masa,
madonna—March 11. S. Women, March, Ctrabridgeshire,
March ill. J. Mathison, Perryhill, Durham, builder—Mann B. 0.
Ralston, Bow, Middlesex, easineer—Marco 25. J. Buttons, Witilolt,
Warwickshire, horredealer.
PAWN ktMUIP3 DIaSuLTED.—J. Anderson and J. Macfarlane,
Glasgow, IM nos Ayres and Monte Viieo, merchants—J. Id. limb and
P. Job,Tochbournewtretkilegemstrcekand Orrard.street,Sohnoratch
and eicak makers—C. Baker and P. N. baker, noutharopton, tinibtr
n erchants— IL lialclein and T. Baldwin, Uneasier, attorneys—Jobe
Hans and Joshua Braila, Dukintlekk Cheshire, cotton apioners—C.
Brook, mu., W. 1.. Brook, and C. Brook, jun., MeLham Mitts, York-
shire, come spinners, so lu so regards C. Brook, sea.—Ltuchanan,
Findlay, and Co., Glasgow, merchant, so tar as regards J. Buchanan
—Buchanan, Paulson. and Co., Moulmein, menriantsoo far as re-
ams ißuchman—IL S.Cafe, IL Cafe, jum, end R. Read, Great Marl-
-street. Westminster, auctioures a, so tar m regards H. Dile.
jun.—Jame Darter and Joseph Carta, Warrington, Lancashire,
watch and clock makers—L. Cooper and A. W. Oral,Manchester and
Stockport, cotton spinners—J. Hate and A. Greanwood, Brick.lanr,
bottled beer merchants—M. L Green and F. L. Green, Houndralitch,
City, clothiers F. Hale and A. D. Hale, BerkltampliMad at. Peter,
Hernordshire, lincndrapers—J. Hammond, 0. Horton, L. Baker, and
T. Count, Ho:Linwood, Staffo-dshire. coal owners, so far ea regards
T. Cotten—J. Heaton, E. Muff, akd J. Yield, Clecklieston, Yorkatiire,
ambling liquor makers, so far as regards J. Heatoo—T. normal°. and
A. Hourittn, Downham Matkrt, Norfolk, tailon—l. Johnson and J.
rilmpea n, Derby, plasterers—lt. Limon and A. Marty, Willoon.street,
Is intro, , mattress makers—E. Lewis and IL Len*, Tycra.gateway,
Bermondsey, woolataplers—D. Macarthur and J. Green, Pall-mall,
wine and spirit merchants—W. Fermin and C. Harwood, Sheffield
and Belfast, linendrapers—P. E. Potts and W. D. Potts, Bath, drag.
g It. Price and D. Roderick, Swansea, Glamorgiinabire, wine
and spirit mercharts—lL Rockall and J. Jones, Oxford, tea dealers—
T. Southwerth and C. Borathwor.h, Blackburn, Lancashire, drapers—
J. Sykes and B. Niacin, Prospect 11111, near Huddersfield, woollen
yarn manufacturers - D. S. Waltur, J. C. Greenhill, arid It. Fry,
Barae.yani. Bucklerabwy, patent chats mourning hat band manila
Helmer& —W. Wilson and Mary Wilson, Leeds, pawnbrokers.

SCOTCH SSQUEnTRATIONS.
Jona Gtzczater, Blackball Uye-works, near Painley, dyer, Feb. 20
awl March 14, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Paige,.
Bowen. Buzz& SPBazies. Glasgow, olgowgglog 01 rat, Feb. 21 and
March 14, at the Globe Hotel, Glaagow.
Rowan. MKNEIBP. Weta, Perthstdre, inerebaat, Feb. 24 and March
IS. at Menzies' Inn, Weems.
Jars draper, Feb. e.. 1 and March 21, at the
Awe*

THE THIIHOOLAND MVEDER.—This most atrocious
murder still remains shrouded in mystery. John Firth, the
brother of the murdered man, who is in custody on the
charge, was brought before the Barnsley magistrates, for
the second time on Monday, and again remanded. The
only fresh facts that hare transpired since the termination
of the coroner's inquiry, have reference to the movements
of the prisoner prior to meeting with his brother on the
night of the murder. On that evening he left his work as
usual about half-put six, but it was near nine o'clock be-
fore he met with the deceased. /co account whatever haa
been given, nor any mention made, of the movements of
the accused betwixt those periods of time. Since the in-
' quest, however, it haa transpired that about eight o'clock
on the night of the murder the prisoner wee seen at
the Gate public-home, on the road to Dodwortb,
by two men, who accompanied Firth, sem, from Penistone
to Barnsley. The prisoner, it appears, then refused to allow
his father to remain at the house, and accordingly they pro-
ceeded to the town in company. lie then met with his
brother, with whom he returned to the Gate. On his re-
' turn with his brother an hour afterwards the prisoner de-
layed his departure until after the rest of the company left,
notwithstanding that a portion of them resided in the locality
of the murdered man's habitation. According to the pil-
-1 Boner's previous statement he only accompanied his brother
as far as Dodworth, when he returned home. A rumour,
however, has generally prevailed for some days in the neigh-
bourhood that he was seen with him at an advanced hour
1 near the spot where the murdered man was found on the
following morning. The police have been actively engaged
in endeavouring to ascertain the truth of the statement, but
u yet have been unsuccessful.
THE MURDER AND ATTEXPTED SUICIDE AT
Lowasvorr.—An unfortunate woman, named Sarah Bly, the
wife of a labourer residing at Lowestoft, on the 10th of
January last murdered her infant child, aged eight weeks,
by cutting its throat with a razor. She also attempted, at
the same time, to put a period to her own existence, by
cutting • frighthl gash in her throat; and although her
life was deepened of for some days, she was so far recovered
as to warrant her removal, on the coroner's warrant, charg-
ing her with the wilful murder of her child, to the county
gaol in this town, on the evening of friday list. —lpswich