The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-28 00:00:00

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Yesterday • general court to `the governor
ad man of analog," of Ragland g into Hod-
smai Bay" was held at their hone in Fano:hutch-street ;
Mr Rinram Haan in the shelf.
The report of the governor and committee has been
sheadablished.
The (bowies mill then ware an or two topics not
apideri of I. the report to whia be would refer before
naming its adoption. With regard to the fur trade, the
=et the shareholders la memoriam of the fear, and
more seed be said as the subject Ooe very im-
print matter was the position of the inenagemeet of the
rakers who curried oe the Maness et the company co the
ease aide of the water. The directors bad talon the copier-
tonity this year of 'souring as teeny of dose gentlemen to
this onotey as could be enveaintly spend, of ems-
=modesties to those who wished to return the views of to
gonna and committee in reference to the 000duot of the
trade of the oompaoy, and of to king to them in a maim a
•ki h Uey thought adinleted to iarpire mutual
ceelideaca The committee bed a full appreciation of
the senior et their ofikers, bat they felt
that *elms there was confidecoe on both Mos
the business of the cam any mold not le carri. d on with
cu_yew,. Four or eve of these woodsmen had visited Eng-
land this yea, and great good no doubt of
l result from
the e mmuniatioos which bad passed,
the acquaiatenze
each hod Ma formed between them and the governing
body, end the ksowledte they had acquired of the position
of th up in L ado r. Toe shareholders might not perhaps
be Aare that for some time past the company hat lamed
from • &peon eimpany • portion of Russian SUMO,
for the pao pose of coning as the fur trade. It was •
great men/ peen ago when that anengem' nt wee entered
'no, long before he had anything to do with the company,
and this peer the lame expired. Ao offer had bees made
by the Rues.= company for a renewal of the ham on a
more exteieive footing, embracing many of the islands is
well ai the male land. The terms asked, however, were
more than the committee felt themselves justified;
in giving and • counter offer wee aside which
the Ru.sian Compacy refused, but lately they
had •Attie proposing the renewal of the lease for
one year upon the old terms, so as to afford time to
both parties to coorider future arreneementa To that
theittes,demaing it to be of advantage to the
if=im ma
Hudson's Bay Ocirapiny, moinised; bat he detailed whether
it would be worth while to pay a larger sum than they bad
hitherto dose foe the eejoymeet of the right of trade in this
part of Milieu Americo. He had tboaght it as emery to
make this exploatioe, as reports might get abroad io refer-
ewe to the mpiratiou of the ham which might be preju-
dicial to them ; therefore he wished it to be understood
that they held the territory on team for one year on the
name terms as before. There was another subject, one of
gnat importance, to which he would allude, viz., the na-
me arbitration in the United States upon the claims of the
company arising out of the Oregon treaty, and which
were to be arbitrated upon under the mutative of
July, 1863. He would read the letter received from the
Foreign-office, enclosing the letter from Mr. Rose, the
commissioner, explaining the condition of things et Wash-
ington in reference to thor matter. It wad dated Foreign-
aloe, May 20, . 1885, and it proceeded :—"Sir,—l am
directed by Earl Ryan to transmit to you, for your in-
formatics, a copy of a report addressed by Mr. Rose to Sir
' Frederick Bruce respecting the promedinp of the SOIMISik
else fee settling the claims of the Fluden's Bay Company
upon the government of the United States.—l am, sir,
year most obedeest servant, G. HAXMOND.—Sir R. Head
Bert" And the enclosure was as follows :—" British and
American Joint Commission, and Hodemes Bay and Paget
Bound Aericulteral.Companiea'Claime, Montreal, May 4,
1865.—Sir,—I have the honour to inform you, with re-
feree°, to my communication of the 18th of March last, on
the subject of the appobriment of an umpire under
the joint commission for the settlement of claims
arising out of the Oregon treaty, that my col-
league medially concurred in nominating Judge
Cents to that position. Mr. Curtis signified his
willingness to undertake the performance of the duties,
and he has since received his formal commission, and bees
sworn in accordingly. The proceedings since the date of
my last post to Mr. Barsky have been of a somewhat in-
formal character, but coodderable progress has been made.
The deem have been filed in the formal shape required be
the order adopted by the commiosioners. The commis-
sloes are now being issued to obtain evidence in Oregon and
in Reeked, and the counsel retodoed for the Hudson's Bay
and Peet Sound Agricultural Companies are mambo the
preparation of the documeot.ry and other evidence required
to support their claims. Some months most necessarily
elapse before the commiasions en returnaLwith the
evidence ; bet the interval mey be usefully employed in
completing the other breaches of the claims, sad it is hoped
that the questions will be ripe for the final consideration of
Hie commissioners by the mouth of November next.—l
have, he. (Signed) J. Roes. Commissioner." Some
I soothe must elapse before the commissioners
bad the whole of the evidence in their possession ; but it
was hoped, that the question would be rope for the final
aoseideration of the commissioners by November next. It
might be well to.inform the meeting that Judge Curtis was
the judge who in the Dred Scott ease showed hie honesty
sad ability by deciding mildest the then Chief Justice. He
(the chairmen) keine him personally, and he enuld assure
the shareholders that there was so man in the United
States whose umpireship they might look to with more
minfidenoe of • eouud and equitable detain. In concludes
be moved the adoption of the report.
Mr. COLVILN 'seceded the motion.
Mr. J. R. MORMON complained that the report was
objectionably bald. In the first place he thought they
aught to have the names of the directors given. Then as
to the fur trade, which was their chief source of profit, it
was not stated how far it co..dd be increased, and gave
but fiat promise that it 'timid be augmented at all.
Again, there was so explanation as to the extent of the
country they possessed. The report ought to have been
accompanied with a good map. He remembered it inure said
attire General Credit meeting, that the territory was whine
that if it was sold for a shilling en acre their shares would be
worth 501, each. Further, they ought to be informed of
, the 'population—Hot was, the number of their subjects.
And as to the neg negotiations with the Canediao government,
was the proposal of that goverameot to buy the territory,
or inertly the right of jurisdiction?
Mr. WHITS believed that the land proposed to be taken
by the Canadiaci government iocluded a Portion of Rupert's
land. At a meeting of the Geographical Society Lord
Milton said that they had 40,000,000 acres of land se good
as the meaty of York.
The Caesium", in reply to a question from another shire-
holder, said that the object of leasing the RUSiiSIS emu-
laod was to obtain the command of the mouths of
the rivers and prevent the troilism coming down sod in-
terfesing with them. The rent paid for it was 1,5001.
Mr. P. DAVIS asked what was the extent of the earnings
of the company, aad what was the amount of the expeedr
tare?
Mr. WHEELER remarked that they had according to the
accounts bought and sold goods to the extent of 743,0001.;
hi presumed, chiefly in • sort of barter trade. (Hear,
' bear.) As to the sale of their territory to the Canadian
government, he had sot much opinion of it, for it was
• money concern, and he should not be satisfied with any-
thing less than the Imperial security. They most look to
I themselves to buy as amply se they could, sad to sell as
well as they could in startup for the fors, the profit on
which formed the staple of theisrevenum He believed their
stook of furs was pat down at more than they were
worth, and that they were now dividing upon the stock in I,
band, taken at their own valuation.
The CHAIRMAN said that with regard to the dividing profit
upon their own valuation of the stook of furs in bend they
were not put down at the full valuation, or at what might
be got for them if they were now sent home. But it was •
reason why the committee had not thought it right to
divide tothe unmet farthing; that the profits were neoseserily
calculated to • certain extent oe unrealised stock. It was to
be borne m mind that this was partly a trading company,
and pertly a company that had • large part of its capital
locked up in terrio.rial possession. These territorial pos-
sessions were out altogether unproductive, for the forte tad
stations were pert of the plant necessary, and the means of
carrying on their trade. Their trade was of two kis&
Then was the fur trade which was carried on with the
natives ad hunters, to be exchanged for goods sent out ;
and the was on the west coast, at Veaeouver's Island, •
trade carried on for moray, which was of • different
character to that carried on in the other parts of the com-
pany's territory. Nor was it true that the whole lacono
I was derived from the far trade, for this year 8,0001. was
received from the sale of lands in Vationver's Island, where
the company had other lands of great value. Besides them,
they had an interest in Linda upon which they had sil-
-1 veered money, sawn which they had a lien. Thus they
had interests of • distinct kind horn those which
I belonged to the chartered employ. As to the
vagueness of the reports, it was to be remembered
that that was Dot the ordinary, or, he
might say, the lawful meeting. Under its charter the
' mooting was fixed for the month of November, and in
November last • report of • much medetailed character
was laid before the proprietors, but at the meeting is No-
nether • wish was expressed that • meeting should be held
about the time of the year when the accounts were mediae,
and accordingly the present supplementary meeting bad
been called. There was no question es to the vast "stoat
of the company's lands, sad of the cultivatable queiloy of a
large proportion of them ' • although, wheo she climate,
the distance of the territory from the direct route of coca-
municatioo, and the distance also of the greeter part of it
from any market where the produce could be sold,
were taken into consideration, it was very =
Bible to say too much of their peasent value. vi
Minnesota was peopled, the value would, no doubt, rise
considerably; bat it would be going too far to adopt Lord
Milton's idea, that the land was equal to any in the
county of Yorkshire ; or that it was possible
to turn it to immediate aceirank There was, besides, the
difficulty shoat the government of the territory. They
could not brim people to believe that the government by
the company wasequivelent to • government directly under
the crown, aad natil that question of government was
settled, it would be wrong to fix a high value to the
retarilltßNOß SRAM. bads. There was no difficulty, if the shareholders wished
Midierrl OoseoL Bristol and Ella 6 per met., P22i. it, is annsaag a map to she report, although there was a
FOREIGN RAILWAYS, MAP published by arronmiths, which might be rimmed
Baia and San Friosisoo (Welled) pearaideed 7 pee at 1/.13d. There could be no objection either to print the
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Groat Lassedin 141. say sustlstaan would give Lee my mesas et it.
sad editerriasea,324. gem, been^ gag lint.) The committee haw the
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lien for Huard part easeisted of sarefferiag tam In-
&ass aid. mater*. Their own Aura and musts new
=about 4,011% but they were spread net way over
own territory, but is various phase, and ea far away
as the Copper Vise River.
• lliunsnoidan asked were the beaters included is
the OLIO.
The Cirarawur—No, they Wile for the meet part ladies&
He wished to set the matter right while ea his lap. Vora
ears no aegolistioss with the Curdles germassiest panff-
i log Two offers were made to the imperial government
baud on diterest priemplee, one witb the view of owning
to a settled arrengeatent, and the other was a preposel to
sell them • eartaiu part of the territory. To this latter as ,
direct amour bad twee ntarned, sad the only sumer they
received was a seelfiestiou that a sort of agrestraset bad
keen come to between the ooloaial government sod the Co.
lenialofties, but the colonial government had u yet made
so offer to the company, end until the gentians& he had
alluded to got back there could be no offer. He bad bees
asked whether it was proposed to sell the laud or the
territorial governmeot wader the charter. That wee as
open (legatos, sad depended upon what wee offered or
proposed by the Canadian government ; but he was by so
means dispowd recommend the meeting to douything that
would involve them io difficulty hereefter. It would be im-
prudent to say anything as the subject until they bad a de-
drifts offer, sod wheat that came the committee would be
ready to do what was right and fair; but anseideriog the
poutles of the company the beet chasm of tansies the
territory to amount was to come to a detaite arrangement
as to the governmeat of it. As to the gross income sad
expeoditure, he was not able to answer that question
madly, for this mum, that the goods sent out for ex.
chugs in one year could not be amounted for in the returns,
owing to the &Minos of the stations, for two yule after-
wards.
A Sauunotimen asked if them was any material diffet-
ones in the price asked for the Russo-American territory
and that offered by the &motors.
The CAAIIIMAN—It was a question of rental The rest
hitherto paid foe the right of trade was 1,6001. a year, and
there was a considerable difference in the price now asked
as compared with the rent sow paid. But be was sot at
all satiated that it would be desirable to renew the lease.
As to purchasing the prorerty, it would be hardly prudent
to purchase it under another sovereignty.
In reply to other questions,
The 011•11111 AX said that there were no negotiations pend-
ing with the United States government. Under the Oregon
treaty certain indemnities were stipulated for to be paid by
the United States; but the company had never been paid.
la 1863 causation was obtahred to ascertain by arbitra-
tion what should be paid, and until the umpires' award was
obtained it would be premature to say what amount would
be rearived, or how it should bedisposed of. The claim was
for certain territory on the wrong side of the frostier
which was takes by the United States when the Oregoes
treaty was settled, sad the question pending was what the
United States government was to pay for it. And with
regard to the other territory, until they knew whether the
government of Eogland were ready to buy, be could not my
what would be done with the money, or whether the com-
pany would be at um wound up, or the parables moony,
supposing any males took place, would be applied to trading
purpose,. At present, however, no negotiations were pend-
ing on the subject. The subject of acquiring other pre-
miers affording greater facilities for packing as well a
warehousing, and of disposing of the premises in Fenohurch.
street, was under consideration. He could not my the arrange.
mute for the eleatric telegraph through their territory were
at this moment progressing. as they must depend upon
arrangementa with the government or of other electrical
telegraph companies, but everything was ready for begin.
nisg, and it would have been wrong to have incurred any
large expiry.' in kyle' down telegraph wires until there
ware Sues ready to take the matter up, or the government
were reedy to come to some arraugement.
A SabalMOLDEl—What amount of capital is invested is
the electric telegraph
Mr. Cot.vm—About 12,0001.
In reply to a eaggletiott that the samounts should he
audited by a professional auditor,
The CHAnUfall promised to take the subject into cond.
deviation, but intimated that they were &chartered company
and bound by the Wrote of the charter.
After souse further discus/Me the report was unanimously
adopted, and a vote of thanks to the chairman and his col-
laves dosed the proceedings.

PROM LAST Nltifirti GAZETTE.

[antes OF oomorroza AND MITE= TAMIDIILAIN TO as
ONTAUIED AT TSB °mos of TNT CUM EINUIITIA3,
°OUST ON YTODTIoI. NARNONALL 8111111?.]
BA.I.II[IIIIIIPTS.

/11101111 AU. RON, Doidinst;n:lent, tailor, to surrender
July 10. at 11.
Joni% licialbilcomtew Dr=dlAvictailler, 1017 10, at It
Osp
IBM DO=
10 Weetliouraiegrove. Nal-
at. July ,at IL
11110 MAS 11.0010, Woodblne.oottatea Upper Claptem Nor-
chalets clerk. July 111. at It
100.0 Cuiroito DIM, Dulwich, Surrey. end Derealarit
Ducklenbury, Iron 'aerobium Jul, it at 11.
pumouct Dugout, lane, tioney, and Bromley, Kent, Wider.
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58)110, - -
JaKita Clink= RAN " and Joint WantMAW, lacaawatreot, Km-
wlwiton-pork, balkier% Judy 10 at IL
DAVID OILTIIIIA Croydon, Surrey, atrium ,laly 10 stlL
Grande IlaWaaraw, Wain:vet, Kent, boolawaker, Jody 8, at 11.
JARS/ HODSON, Rochester, Kent, WOW, Jlak, K at
COMO Ramtwtre, Henstrldge.place, Rt. Jobiab-wood, and
Great Portiustlatreet, Oztordwtreet, totocooolet, July 8, at 11.
totem JOrow, Hlghot.. St. Joltak-wood, tea grotor,Jaly 8, at IL
RACIIARD MASON CM" thdreralty-etreet, Gower-

sVeTetiserehant. July 8. at 1. .
Janis Yuutt• Halter. Lansdale-road. Peckham. traveller to •
*lds sua6d•rer, July %q at L
:Oar trommona. Ina_ Ewell, Barmy, boot maker. July 8, at IL
Jolla Avast mum. Ewell, Barmy. saddler, July 8, at 11.
Clangs BIJOUCM, Coveotepetreet, Haymarket., lionised Mama.

krofiar S, at it
Jona Bast Goodman's-yard. Mioortes, victualler, Jalyil, at 11
J AIM BMus Hodaitt.Croydoo,fidrrey,coro mercbanklitl.
Osman Menai, Walbrook, wine merchant, July IL at IL
CArsitallia Jcstranal BIAOUToa, Chesterfieldatmet,
cross, July 16, M 11.
Jona Woontie iliteatOlabe-terrace,Jimatea-lavel, letherbitha,
Hom
ed viotniller. July 11, at 11.
Aknxiirosa Maellatan, King's-road, Bars-pond-road. tailor.
J•l7 IA it 11.
Nielltain /OM Casa, Brighton, soda water manufacturer,
July 16, at 1L
florae TIMM, Arthur terraae, Stoke Newluiton. and New.
sato-arse*, accountant, July 12, it 1.
Jona EDWARD SIMON, Crooked-bum, Cannou.street, and Fulham,
commissioit agent. July 12. at 1.
MA Inca Fleroad, Hampstead, bedlder.July 11, at L
ulna LoCnilite HAMS, Sydneystreet,Commercial road East,
gas fitter, Jay 12, at I.
HADAR BALLARD, Holly Bush-place, Bethnal-green-road,
July 12, at 12.
WILLIAM LOON, (SW Themes, Surrey, victualler, July 10, at 1.
LIVIA* BERM Psaw. Margate, and notherlaad.allms, Han-
ley-road, Hammey-road, granite merchant, July 20. at I.
Joan Bari" Bomibtan Malherbe, Kent, dealer In wood,
July 12, it
JUIERI DR PINTOST GARINICHOT, Vfilterastreet, Strand, and
Bedford-place, Russell square, July 10, at L
BIM FO3LIT, Orford-road, Baraabaq, baker, Jay 12, 4 It
Jean HUMP i.ratelsecteriars. Mark-lane. and Great
Chart-street, Cliy.road, tea merchant, July 12, at 2.
/ANIS PUGH, Fulham, and Strand, discount agent, July li at 1.
Faux TIOUBAT, Pickering-plane, Bywater. and listobeip.
Car. wine importer, July It, at 11.
ROUES Karr MILS, Colebrook/D.-row, Islington, author,
July It. at 11.
Easing &Moans DiLL," Hughendem Bucks ; Warwick-yard,
Hannw-road ; and Neweastleplace, Edgwars-road, farmer,
July 12. sta.
WILLIAM Osman CHURCH, Bromley, Bent, builder. July 1!, at 11.
tisane Minx Eingsland-road, cabinet maker, July 18, at IL
JULIMs Alga BOGRA, Dems-streekSobo. dyer's aesial,lial 12.412.
JAMES FLOOD, St. Mary atarrae.e, Blahop's.roid,
bowie agent, July IL at
'MTN ADLIS, Hammersmith. coach builder, July !I, at L
Joan farts= Jonas, Maryiebone-lane, draper, July IL at IL
Fume NIVIL ESADR Isleworth, late lieutenant In the that
Fusiliers. July 12, at 2.
Wilma( GIINZIL MMUS. builder, Jell IL MI.
TRONA/ Itainupd.Clodock, lierefordahlre, farmer, July 10, MIL
ROOM Jonas litaulia, Shrewsbury, grocer. July 10, at IL
THOMAS Camas Penn. BM/ford/hire, Iron manuf., July 7.4 It.
WILLIAM EDWARD HALL. Tipton, ale nester. July 14, at it
101 l Toy. Brigid, lead smelter, July 7, at 11.
EDWARD gran, Scarborough, wkitemnith. July 10, at 11.
Mamma Bisaor, Shefilekl, coal dealer, July 7. at It
hiatus Lamm, Maltby, Yorkshire. farmer. July 7. at It.
Mane JANE COOKE. BIIESSINIMI, widow, hay 7.., ILL 11.
Joni Cesarean and FalallatiCE PIOGOTT, Blackburn, cotton
manufacturers, July 7, at 11.
GNARL= 101111 T BREACH, Liverpool. merchant. July 4, at IL
Tamara )1111DLI, Kvertan and Garden, Unmasks, Jimmied vic-
tualer. July 11, at IL
Smarm THOMSON. Liverpool. engineer. July 7, at 11.
Jaktelsin /SWIM Prudhoe, Northumberland, cattle dealer,
July 1.1. at It
DAVID WALLA BHUWooD, Stockton-on-Tea, ironmonger,
July 111, at It.
WILLIAM YOUNG and HURT PROUD, Bundetiand, drapers,
July IL at 12.
WILLIAM BMOCS, Oldswlnford, Worcestershire, Deemed victu-
aler, July 10, at 10.
EDWIN BUTGLISIS, Calverley. Farkas., cloth manuf., July 14,410.
Gammas Wraraill. Forties, Hampshire, dealer In marine
stereo, July le, at 11.
CHARM OAUNTLITE Portant, dockyard labourer, July 20, at 11.
CAI9IIIIII MART (lovas, Landport, Hampshire, lime burner,
July 20.4 11.
Jogs Allis. Marsden, Yorksh., engine driver, August 3, at 10.
JOSHUA BRINDLI, Blackburn. waste dealer, July 10, at 1.
Jiang lizoneoan GALL Ardwlck, lancsahlre, keeper of a re
freshmentroom. July 11. st y.
Imam roux Roseland, Cornwall. butcher, July 14, at 4
WILLIAM FRED retroaD, Nt1126114011, WilrWidOhifS, hairdresser.
July It, at 10.
TROIKAS erratoocc, SWRnaI, Shropsh.. tailor, July lb, at It
Cunt= TaellarfeltOPT, filtilfnal, Salop, victualler. July 14 at It.
Jolts Wiesen and JOU= Waselt, Batley, Fattish's*, joiners,
July 7, at 11.
&mum Dams, Accringtaa, Lancashire, publican, July 12. at It.
Jams Woos. Mattock. Somereetaldre, hay dealer, July 10. at 9.
JOHN MILTS!. Newcastle-npon-Tyne, fruiterer. July 11, at 10.
Mama= nursers MACBETH, Christchurch, Monmouthshire,
late barmaid, July It, at 11.
FIRER DOOLIT. Liverpool. bookmaker. July 10. 412
Mariam 001za Quay, Liverpool and Manchester, attorney,
July 11. all.
Thomas Plum Manchester, commission agent, July t, it 1111.
(Amu. Loan Mc. Levenshulme, Lancashire, bell =kr,
ail*
JAMMY
BS C Lonlon, Manchester, glass paper manulick. July Q at IN
Tioigia Miami, Middle Rama, Lincaltish., joiner, July 12, 411..
witLux 3comuoow. Fulstow, Lincolnah , victualler, July 6, at IL
JA IS Dont, sea, Norwich. journeyman bookmaker-July 13,411.
Waal= WAIL, Maid Retford, Notts, Mammker, July 7. at 10.
Lutes latagnieleen Goy, Kingsten-upon-Hall, cabinet maker,
July 11, it IL
Noun Toll=ololl Dian. Goole, shipbroker, July 6, at 121.
MOIST ITIVINS, Peurance, Cornwall, July 7, at 11.
Mattis HENRY GROAN, Chatham, late refreshment-house
keeper, July 7, at 3.
ODOM. Jame, Chatham, pit sawyer; July 7, at 2.
Await. Muni, Sheerness', fishmonger, July 4, at 12.
LAST EXAMINATION'S.

July 18. L Mitchell, ken. Idwardatreel, Bermondsey. corn
easter-July lb. W. A. Anith, Fleet-rod, Haverstock-bill,
builder-July 18. W. Adams, I% arden-road, Kentish-town, car-
penter-July 18. S. Healey, Wooburn Orion. Bucldogbacialdre,
teenager to roillboard manufacturers-July 18. W. Nice, Strat-
ford, Ewer, cutler-July 18. B. Hancock, Plumstead
timber dealer-July 18. W. Page, Lonsdalmplace, Nor=
West, carpenter-Jay 18. C. Warmer, Vauxhaniralk,=
beer manufactnrer-July 18. J. Bnow, Wincheeter, pak
-July 19. J. Hickok, 0. H. Colven, and J. Estikwell, Seeth-
ing-lane, City, shipowners-July 19. W. Hollineheed, St. Neale,
Huntingdonshire, gas engineer-Jay 19. 8. Aborworth, High
Holborn seedsmen-July le. I. More,(.latched-triers,neer-
chant-July 19. J. H. Watson, Norwich, tenor -July 19. W. J.
Terry, Broadabdra, merchantlate üblican-Jody 19. R. Abbott,
changeulim, City, winuly 87. 6. Bamford, Abbey
Dore, Herefordshire, cattle dealer-July 27. 0. Taylor, Binning-
ham, car proprietor-July 18. C. Foxwen, Wells, Somerset/like,
innkeeeeppeart-July 18 J. Jones and Z. D. Jones, Chalked. Glow
, and Aldermanbury City, timber merciduete-July
18. J. T. Burgess, Swindon, Wiltshire, and Leamington PAIR
Warwickshire, journalist-July 18 W. Cann. Mownisak.
commercial traveller-July l& W. Abbott, Bristol. beildir-411,
17.0. Sadler, Cardiff, photographic artist-Jay It IL Mas
ham, Bristol. and Flapoods, Oloeseiterdiss, beat
and shoe maker-July 17. C. L. breaks, Belski-Jukr
17. 8. Teach, Weston-super-Mare, Soniariatddee
July i 7. G. A. Munro, Swansea and Feschsweboksa, mentedee-
turn of due oxide-July 17. 8. K Uttar Cardiff, yeevidas sow-
obant-Julp 18. J. Child. Abersavenn_p, inniu=rispid S. B.
Stevens, Truro builder-August 8 T. W. IssAar
St. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, attorney-July 11. L
Harris, Leeds, cap manufacturer-July I& J. Kanison. Ikeki,
plumber-July l& J. Fawcett, West Arthby, Yorkshire,
can -July 13. J. Slack. D. Black, and W. Mack, Beaey. ret-
shire, woollen manufacturers- July 11. T. Wood, Trialsuiree.
Yorkshire, builder-July 13. A. Whitaker, Omen, Yortatimeell
dealer-July 21. W. Hobson, Bheffield, grocer-July 10. W. L.
=Holyhead, attorney-Jul2o. Mary Glover, Orra,
lodging-boom keeper-July 11. J. Messer, li
diaper-July J. Young, laverpool, late maltster-Jab
Parry, Llangollen, Denbighshire, farmer-July 11. H. Peaty,
Holyhead. joiner-July 21. J. W. Thompson, Cheatham% Leer
shire, machinist-July le. J. J. Jackson, Lonadele-allna Bays-
water, and Manchester, agent for the sale of wines and spirals-
July 20. W. Hargreaves. Southport, Lancashire, late *Aka
manufacturer-July 7. J. Simpson, Oldham ,ba
dlmre S.
W. C. Needham, Medley, Yorkshire, poem's -August
& H. lamp, Kirkheeton, Yorkshire, shoemaker-August I. J.
Inman, Huddersfield, journeyman carpenter-August B. Wood,
Marsh, Yorkshire, stonemssun-Augutt 3. C. I. Ardrotlson-
heaton, Yorkshire, bootmaker -August & L. Leech,
bury. Yorkshire. Germ= yeast dealer-August 3. J.
Huddersfield, silk and cotton waste dealer-July 17. J.
Durham, ionkeepw-July 17. J. Raven, Hugel, Westmoreland,
bobbin turner-July H. T. Davenport, Foleahill, Warwickshire,
beer retailer- July 15. W. Major, Bidwell Ash, kiffolk, black-
smith-July 10. G. Woe, Ouraling, Sussex, bi50...."0,1 -July
2L G. Ford, Polies% surveyor - July 25. T. W. Cameron, Perla-
mouth, licensed victualler-July 19. W. Hill, Devon
A>
armoorer -August 9. Z. Green, Northazon,batrLer
& It. Hales, Mairlietone, journeyman furn broker-Segue S.
T. Wills. Madame,
bbooroakar4.l;4l 15. W. Gibem, Low new
nington, uly I& 0. Waite, Folke-
stone. bootntekellambr4ll.2. 0. Brim, Uangwolw, Denbighahke,
joiner-July 7. H. , Nation, Seatersetabtre, innkeeper.
DBOLALTIOWS Of DITIDSNDI.
MMus, cawing. Thrawisdreet, BpltelBelds, raanoiseabrlng
ehamoist7LA divided al is id., say Tuesday, at St M,

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At:AID-JO= Latuttrrii, Thornton-Owe. Portman yea 1
nientor—lnt dividend d 7s. Id., any Tosedoy, at Bf~M'i4
Portugal=ont.
=WA= BLIORZINASSITh Tonbitddis, Kent, musecia—lot
diTimisd or la scl., any ?Daddy, at gaiweirid a, Porksmlndrest.
Puma MVPS GILtI7, Hill-Wrest, Waiving& baker—lot
dividend al la. did, any Tuesday, et Staaideld's, PorWpaL
Amt.
lo mat ammo HOLM= Great Ye south, late captain in Mho
ansp—ist
-Arent
dividaid idle. 9d., asp Tweday. et amosedshrs,
yeeetTISIVI Xmas& Darla calla prioneldret No=
—lst dividend of 196., say Tessier or Friday, at
ftsier.
zosz 099, Dudley, Woresolerddre, oneriw—let dividimd ot
bp. eld., ray Tleareday, at IhrinearA=ma
JONAS larDoll, Old
dividend of le. dd., 84=ey. si Ebner%
Jo= POWIM, thaw usodowd—tadill=d
k. Id.. say Wednesday. at TormWs,
num ATE, Lveepool iddessmyl=x4divbiond at Id
say Wwinsolay, ai Tome% Linwposi.
AIDS= W Liverpool. Mr einewler—lndi ad
la dd., say W , at Tumor* Wow/
Demons.
July &A- Isidleadi sal A. W. Csrpentor, dd wilt.
mark, provides meirclunis—July It J. Al=
Clianiorganshime, We—July IT. T.
Covnitlrtrib.3.l. Ing Xffton iati= 001 ====nter
Pe= Temple Clout somin thi5.1111114464 416.08r=
ydi w, Ivaiouth, bevomehho, shiposiner—July
• It. 1. Dalker9L , boot niater—July 10. IL Amboy. inn Ossett and Beatary, To/kiddie, cloth manufacturer-I*a J.
Dixon, Morley, Yorkaire, cloth amiatacturer —July & J. Hot-
And and W. INterta (swab oldies), Agthia,