The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-08 00:00:00

JOINT STOCK 001EPAN1ES ACTS.

Dlaritler SAM -a;13111-1—(111621,--7;: iiarc—i22,-;t11, at Basing-
ball-street—to aettiv Mat 01 ocaittibutortes.

DSCLA.LII7:IO!!ie OF DIVIDMD!It

Reamer OVultalaV, fleul7y:lf;;de;, irarWickshire, hotel
kegler—lit dividend of lid., March 18, and any uubeequeut
Thursday, at Kinnear's, anninahani.
JOBS DAT, 70a., Noblestreet, City, Rod Coventry, ribbon manu-
facturer-Ist dividend of Zs. 4d., March It, and any subsequent
Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
MILL AR AMU llinsilesham, rope maker —lst dividend of Ind..
March IS, and any subsequent Thursday, at Kinnear's, Mr-
mhigham.
Omm nano Dawniand CfLULLIS MESAS, Jun., Birmingham,
_ sogn_fumiture manufacturers-Ist dividend of is. IW.

eialtham
Herat EATWoOD, Coventry, ribbon manufacturer-1g dividend
of la bid., March 11, and say aubsequemt Tuesday, at Whit-
more's, Birmingham.
CIORGZ Rosen:4, H,mdaworth, Staffordshire, saddler—ist dirt.
deed of is, , March 11, and any subsequent Tuesday, at
Whitmore's, enninghare.
CERlSTortinii Noon and JOHN Ninon, Nuneaton, Warwickshire,
shade web annufacturers—lst dividend of L. lid., Much 11,
and any subsequent Tuesday, at Whitmore*, B
Jogs Prusroso and Jenne Lionrsoir, 1111stoni,"&=hire,
Monarasters—tad dividend of Id., March 11, and say subse-
quent Tuesday, at Whitmore's. Birminham.
.11Umele Clumas FOULICIte, Nriniagfiare, draper. let divi-
dend of Ss., March 11, and any subsequent Tuesday, et Wet-
sore's, Birmingham.
JOAN Comm!, Smethwirk, Staffordshire, boot and shoe manu-
facturer-Ist dividend of sa. ftd., Marsh 11, and any subse-
quent Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham.
Wn.usis TAN, Nottingham, jeweller-1g dividend of 4d.,
March 10, area three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not-
tingham.
1111.1. ex Hualils, Leicester, grocer—hid dividend of Id.,
March 10, and two subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Not.
thigha
TIOXAS M za.
ocLo, Sudbury, Derbyshire, tanner—lst dividend of
IM., March 10, and two subsequent Monday', at Harris's, Not-
Ale= Dturniffole, Noel , glove cloth manufeeturer—
tad dividend Mkt. 10, and three subsequent Mondays,
at Harries, Nottingham.
ROM= Warm, Imes Wiled and WILLIAM WHITE, Notting-
ham. Mos matinfacturers--le dividend of 04., March 10. and
three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham.
WILLUX Vac, JOBS Wald, sad Jams ling. 110autafatel.
Leicestershire, timber merchants—lit dividend of es., on Dew
proofstingham., March 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries,
Not
MOW ASHILL, Loughborough, Leicestershire, ale merchant
—lst dividend offs, March 10, and threesubeequent Mondays,
at Harries, Nottingham.
'Monad lOUs, Leicester. elastic web mannfacturer-Ist divi-
dend of le tel., March la, and three subsequent Mondays, at
Harris's, Nottingham.
IMO Hsu inseam. Nottingham, draper-1M dividend of M.,
March 10, andthrle subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not-
tingham.
.Lettas Bents, Derby, Jeweller--1d dhiciend of al, March 10,
dad three suheequent Mondays. at Harris's, Nottingham.
Low WfurAis Womum and lowan SWIM roomy. Lei-
canter, deistic web manufacturer—lent dividend of ts., March
le, sad three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham.
Jlmums Givoirir6,ll.olll.•ll, NlROgimeers. oral merchant—.
ist dividend of fit. March 10, and three subsequent Moo- I
dine sates. N
Gioaor Wisaux Celgti,ThanL ottingham, bleacher-Ist dividend of
la., March 10, sad three subsequent Mondays, at Hares* Nob-
m.
tingba
"Melia( Perngen, Nottlapham, licensed victualler-Ist divi-
dend of Is., March 10, and three subsequent Mondays. at Har-
dee Nottingham.
JAMS WADCaOtt, fleet, Lincolnshire, Innkeeper—let dividend
a Veld.. March 10, and throe subsequent Mondays, at Harris'',
• Neel
3000117=x, Nottingham, and Lerobley, Notts, innkeeper—
bet
feet% dividend of 2s, Marche., and three subsequent Mondays,
at Nottingham.
/telefax Ihrett. Ciean, West Hartlepool, ship chandler-Ist
dividend of 3HI March 6, and any subsequent Saturday, at
HAWS. Neweastlenixe.Tyne.. .

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Jo= Cain, Weltlllollo4, batider—lst dividend oils. lid.,
March a, and any subsequint-Saturday. se Baker's, Newtaitla.
upon-Tyne.

Mach 28. W. Buckwell:'PTlZA Wharf. East Greenwich;
Zing William-rilet, City ; and Casa Coln Dorgomartero, Italy,
manufacturer of artificial stone—Mara 28. IL Leach, Wishnick
St. Peter, Cambridgeshire ; New Londonetreet, City and Comp-
ton-terrace. Islington, wine and spirit mereilant—llarch Is. G.
Shepherd, King‘ton &anti; Berks. baker—March 20.J.Ilailey,
Spennymoor, Durham, grocer—ilareh 20. W. J. Thomas, Hay,
areconabb•e, attorney—April I. C. Watson, Groat Yarmouth.
grocer—April 3. A. Montgomery. Great Wlnehatterstre,t, City,
and lifigenetreet, Clapham, mrsisr.
czrzulc.Ams to he grllliies titr 41001 be shown to Wt
ontrary on or braes the gag of lassling.
April 2. A. Agra, Great'
sftemastree4 Itsmellaquare, watch-
maker—April I. I. Defiles, Zastoneasd. and TaTitonstrat.
Gordon-square, gas meter nuundaelailer.

1411SOLTED.

J. Walker andJ. Barnes, o.kenshaw-,lencabire, waterproof
cloth narufacturers-J. Montgomery, W. C. Fox, and J. On,
Liverpool, ship stores dealers, so far as regards J. Orr-T.
Bridge, C. ArMasan, and E. Cashman, Birmingham, iron mer-
chants, so far as regards T. Bridge-T. Banco. and W. Banco.,
Binningluun, clog makers-C. W. Bell, J. D111040(1., IL K-
S
W. M. Bell, Yid J. Morrison, as the Marla. and lienghalk
Coal
Company-J. Harris, sea., J. Barris. jun.. F. Barra, and 0.
Harris, Wilson-street, Ilnabsayoquare, and Oranarstreet, South-
wark. mahogany merchant so far ss regards J. Harris, len.-
W. W. Davis. and T. Washington, Stewart-street, Spitatields,
silk zunnufacturers-T. Gray and B. Wood, Star-court, City, corn-
masion agente-L. Turner and J. Marta, Leicester, elastic web
manufacturers-J. W. Scott and 0. Mortimer, Watley, York-
shire, deniers In woollen Moths-T. Richardson, G. G. Richard-
son, T. Braukston, and A. Branknton. Shoesnakar-row, City, snuff
manufacturers, so far so regards T. Richardson and 0. 0.
Richardson-J. Baron, men., J. Baron, W. Baron, and J. Baron,
jun., Manchester, Rochdale, and Burnley, commission agents, so
far so regents J. Baron, jun.-J. Vint and C. F. Lamson, Hylton
Lowford Pottery, Durham, earthenware numnfactorme-0. Ors-
ham and .1. C. Kellett, Leeds, mango manufacturers-N. Sim-
monde and E. Argent, Harrington- drat, Haniateadroad, car-
. paters-Martha Roe and W. Holt, Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton
spinners-V. B. C. l'antaeolus and A. J. Owen, Oxford-street,
&canton -W. Bowden and E. Mullins, Swinton and Manchester,
manufacturers-W. H. Goddard and C. Fletcher, jun., Rye, SAW
OrX, pnintern-H. 8. Smith end J. Smith, Oracechurch.street,
City, tea dealers-lt Bpaall and B. Spaull, Vale-place, lan-
meniniith, surgoonn-J. Tripling and P. Crean, jun., Newpte.
street. City, scoourtants-11. W. Blake, J. Brown, and G. Hamil-
ton, Soho, Birmingham, and Londonstreet. City, engineers, so
far as regards J. Brown-J, T. Whllesrnith and T. Wiliam.,
Worcesterddre, shoomakers-R. Smith and 0. Baker,
Liverpool, saw mill proprietors-R. Bennett and 0. Pearson,
Bermondsey New-road, dealers In building materials-T. Wil-
kinson, Y. Wilkinson, and S. Wilkinson, Birmingham, jewellers,
so far As regards T. Wit. Inson-J. Wilson sad R. Wilson, Unla-
den, Yorkshire, manufacturers-B. Clayton and W. Wright,
Chipping Be net, Herta, brick makers-W. Badger and R. B.
Bolger, so far as regents their connexion with the firm of John
Print> re and Co., Gamow, wholesale warehousemen-A. Clark
and J. Drummond, Glasgow and Belfast, cotton yarn merchants.

SCOTCH 8/I:44III3STRATIONI4,
WILLIAM 11.0aissoa, Blatrgoirrie, Perthshire, wool miller,
March IL, at the rrocuratoni Library. Perth.
DoNALT; Srawarr, Tale, writer, March 18, at the National Hotel,
Jelly ii. IIt.TFIRRSoItD, Glasgow, plasterer, March 12, at the
Faculty Het Maslow.
Amu anior.K Dully, Posrmill, Kinrossahlro, farmer, March 17, at
Kirkland's lintel, Kinross.
JAal Bur and JAMt COMM, Knowhead, Banffshire, farmers,
March 14, at the Solicitors' Lihrary.rootn. Banff.
DAVID SUIT, Arng't,k House, Meshire, farmer, March IT. at
Blrkland s Inn, Kinross.
Roamer Hamm, rioronertlald,Haddingtonahlre, engineer, March
18, at the George fun. Haidlngton.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Glasgow, grocer, March 14, at the Faculty
Hall. Glasgow.
JO= /Wens. Ardroman, groove, March 14, at the Eglinton Arms
Hotel, Ar.lr, ssin.
HERMAN ALF,XANORN SORIMMION and JO/IN NEILL, Leith and
Glasgow, merchants, March 14, at Howells and Lyou'a Rooms,
Bdlnburgh.

THZ PAINTERS AT TII3 EXHIBITION BUILDING.-
The strike of the minters end deooratirs„ which took pleas
at the Exhibition last Friday evening for the purpose of
obtaining the allowance of a tea half-boar when required to
work overtime, bar been brought to a close by the contra&
tors having conceded the time @kissed. Another strike is
imminent—the men claiming 7d. instead of 6d. per hoar,
rat present, in consequence of the amount of work the;
are expected to perform, and the dangerous nature of that
employment. Although so strike ham actually occurred, a
number of the men have during this week left the employ,
and the contractors have been endeavouring to supply their
places, but at present have been unsuccessful. There have
been, it is said, no fewer than seven accidental dace last
Saturday amongst the painters, by their felting from the
scaffolding,
scaffolding, some 70 feet is height. Six of the rasa ware
severely injured, and one indeed, Steps an taken by
tbs workmen to publish au authenticated list d the imx,
diets that be,. tabus place at this building, Which are
stated to be far more numerous than the public are
aware of. _ _ _

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by MOOS Wolk 536—Isesi. 910.
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EQUITY COURTB.—Menen 7.
(Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.)
IN LUNACIG—IN SE WIND11•1‘.

Towards the close of the day's sitting, Sir Hugh Cairns,
Q.C., opened shortly the petition of Mr. W. F. Windham,
paying that so much of the order of the 23rd November,
1861, made by. this court, as orders that all persona be re-
arsine& from interfering in the affairs and eamens of Mr.
Windham, and from interfering with, ming, or timpani( of
any property of his whisk they might have in their pores-
pion or which might come to their bends, or in any way
interfering with his setae, without the authority of the
court, might be diacharged ; and that the costs of Mr.
W. F. Windham, of opposing the petition to this court
for the inquiry, of the commission issued thereon, and of
various applications since made to this court, includingi those
of the present petition, might be pea by the applicant' for
the commission, Major-General Windham and others, or one
of them. The ground stated for the payment of the arts
was, that in the course of the evidence before the Muter in
Linsey feats had been deposed to, and particularly in the
examination of Lord Alfred Hervey, ens of the petitioners
for the inquiry, which ought to have appeond in his
affidavit on such application, but which bad not
been so stated—particularly that on the application
Ito their lordships for an inquiry, Mr. Windham's
complaint bad been stated by tbs. -wither to be one
of coogenital limey, without intervals d retitheilty, and.
rendering him incapable not only of managing his
groundsS
but even endangering his life, and that it was on the
.s[ ;gar m the &Steed lunatic's life.that the depromeathed
consented to join in the proceeding for an inquiry ; whatag
upon the examination upon tie cuandaden die deportees
had admitted the receipt of letters from Mr. Windham
which were as rational in their tenant as Gadd bare been
written by any person, which letters had not been men-
tioned on the application for the inquiry.
The argument will be resumed to-morrow ; Mr. Row-
ell& appearing with Sir Hugh Cairns, QC., for the path
timer • and Mr. Bee" Q.C., Mr. Bidwell, sod Mr. C.
Swanton, for the perdee rimeadeit.

(B tie Nester of the Bolls.)

' MILLS 4. MALLON.

This ease raised sa important question under the recent
Divorce Acts, vie., whether a decree for dissolution of mar-
riage made under those acts destroyed the right of the hus-
band to recover a legacy which had been left to the wife
during the marriage. The legacy in question was a part of
the residue of a testator's estate, and had been ascertained
and set apart by the executor, bat was retained by him on
behalf of the wife iu consequence of the differences which
had arisen between her and her huriband, and which ulti-
mately ended in a divorce being granted on the petition of
the wife on account of the bigamy, coupled with adultery,
of the husband. The decree for &notation waspronounced
in May last, and the lady then app led to the executes for
payment of the fund. He was advised that be could not
safely pay the same without the concurrence of the has-
head or the protection of the court. Hence the present
suit was instituted by the estivate, against the husband of
the late wife to obtain the direction of the court as to the
person entitled to the fund.
Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., appeared for the plaintiff, the execu-
ter ; Mr. Defter, for the divorced husband Mr. Follett,
Q. 0., mad Mr. B. Glories for thediveroed wife.
His Honour said that hi, was clearly of opmws that the
divorced wife was entitled to the legacy which had not bee&
reduced into pousssisa daring the coutilmanco of the mar-
&lL He should Smut *Mae as though the marriage bad
been dissolved by the death of the husband, without having
reduced the legacy into pramesioa, leaving the wife surely-
tat. The lady was therefore entitled to as ceder for the
PRllussit of' the fund lath. hands of the executor. With
rto the costa of the mitt his honour would consult
rwircithe othzelseteithe'propriety of allowing them
of oat the f regard to the circumstances of the
case sad that** might have been paid into court
wader the Trainee Belief Act.