The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-20 00:00:00

TE E RSS, SATURDAr EVENING,

The Chiormen was then directed to report propels, and
the house mmef.
' The report on the Inland Revenues Art we brought up
and agreed to.
The Drainage and Improvemeot of Lands Act (Ireland)
Bill wee read • third time and passed.
ROMAN CATHOLIC OATHS BILL.
Oa the motion for going into committee on the Roman
Catholic Oaths BSI.
Mr. VANCE sweated that it would be better hat
government should take up the sublet* t
and frame au oath
which all members of the bones might mks In common. He
moved
W. B. BRI the adjourement of the debate.
Sir DGER seconded the motioo.
Mr. MORRELL, the author of the bill, declined to ant on
the saggesttee et Mr. Tamer, alleging that if he were to
do so so private member could is future hope to carry any
bill theoneh the haws.
Mr. WHITESIDE thouGht the preened of Mr. Tatum
was teraonable.
Sir G. GREY said he woe not disposed to take the subject
out of the hands of Mr. Meneell.
Lord GALWAY expresesd his Woos dimpproval of the
conduct of tbe government in assenting to the motion for
going into committee without giving an opportunity for a
fair considwration et the measure.
Mr. HUNT had voted for the wooed reading, bat, after
what took place on Wednesday last, he certainly expected
the government would have been prepared to introduce a
maeoure on the subject.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER objected
that if the governmeet did that, the subject would be st
once throws into the category of party qamdions.
Mr. WALPOLE regarded the -oath as the result of a
solemn sad deliberate compact. Any alteratioe, therefore,
should oome recommended on the rescesibility of ministers,
and ought to be adopted only after the gravest con-

sidersti;o.
On a division, the motion for the adjournment of the
debate was debated by 115 to 44.
Mr. B. STAN HOPE: then moved the adjournment of the

house.
Sir G. GREY suggested as a °mummies that the house
should go into committee pro fornik, and the chairman at
once report progress.
After sews observations from Mr. Waivrains and the
Arroinrwr•Gnizast,
The house wain divided, and the motion was negatived
by 102 to 36.
Mr. WHALLEY then moved the adjournment el the
debate amid mach interruption, which he protested strongly
against. Ile then read the oath now administered, and,
amid much lankier, criticised it and the oath proposed to
be substituted.
Mr. MONSZLL said he could not resist the motion.
The debate was thee adjourned end! Tuesdny.
COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY (SCOTLAND) BILL.
This bill was reed a third time sal pawed.
The house adjourned at 25 minutes past one o'clock.

Ongtale VaalSO said *et with regard to Lord Fetus!, on
the whole he egasidesed kedship had served the borough
televably well. al might be that lately there had beeS emus
felling off la his attention, but taking him` for all In all they
might have • far welcome as thekrepolisenive. The/being
the etas he moved "that the meeting saaabecuUtiv.•
M give its semen le Lord Ferthy at the next
Mr. Orate seconded the resolution. Mr. Frecith moved as
is amendment, " That • depute** from the meeting wait
upon Lard Formby to anothain his lordship's views with
regard I. the fame representation of the boroftb." Mr.
Siocktoo seconded the amendment. Such • rraassoadontioa as
that proposed by Ospleia Dickenson would be • most
clangorous one, more especially in fit. Panama, where they
were not so much sedated with his lordship as to pledge
themselves agaie to support him, and allow bins still
further to miampreestit their intonate. He HILL Stooktoo)
admitted that with regard to the principle of Lord Fermoy's
votes there was no fault to be found, but the dimatisfaction
was that he was Dot in parliament so often to vote as he
should be. Captain Dickenson was not
had
of the par-
ticular local matte
Lord Ferinoy had neglected. Mr.
Foresee mid this could be easily pointed out. There was
that scandelous monopoly the Imperial Goa Bill, the various
railway bills affecting them, /co., with& be bad tat entirely
to Mr. Harvey Lewis. But anything like benefit to the
rstepayers was overwhelmed by the company lafineeos in
the Housed 00011110011. After some dircusaion, Captain
Dickeesos, with the cement of his seconder and the mee -
t
ing, withdrew the original motion end on Mr. Freeth's
amendment becoming the substantive proposition, Mr.
Watson moved and lir. Winter seconded an amendment to
the effect that • latter be written to Lord Fermoy erpreseive
of the opinion of the meeting as to his pest conduct, acid the
probability of his lordship's future attention to the load
interests of the cionstitueney." Dr. Baelihoff Qat, Mr. Peter
Gahm, and others a:premed their conviction that it was
an undignified course either to wait on Lord Fermoy by
e
deputation, or to send him *latter. There was on doubt his
lordship would hear of these proceedings, and he might
then be induced to arouse himself and afford his consti-
tuent§ some information. With that object both the motion
and amendment were ultimately withdrawn, and the meet-
ing adjourned for • week.

GRISZNIVICII.4.4II reply to an invitation from an 1
infirmatial emotion of the liberal party Admiral J. B. Dram- I
mond, C. 8., a member of the present Admiralty Board. and
formerly commodore rapertatendent of Woolwich Dock-
yard, has declined to came forward as a candidate for the
representation of Greenwich, and the only candidate now in
the field is Sir Charles Bright, who has received promises
of support from a large portion
of the oonstituency, and
will shortly bold meetings to explain his political views at
Greeewich, Woolwich, and Deptford. Placards ere posted
thrmghont the borough calling upon the electors to rap-
port Captain Douglas Mania, who. however, appears to be
entirely unksown to the constituency. Sir John H. Max-
well Is still spoken of sa the conearvetive candidate, bat the
may chance of his return would be • division in the liberal
rub. which doss not appear likely to take place.
UNIVERNITY or OXFOID.—The response to the
.eircealsrs laced by Mr. Gladstooe's committal Is, we learn
Of mach a prompt character, that the right hon. gentleman's
supporters ate most ravine of his spoons at the approach.
beg sinvereity election. The Oxford board are working
with a seal sad energy which can hardly fail to swam suc-
cess, sad every moment which can be snatched from acade-
mical duties seems spent is furthering the cause of the
Chescellor of the Exchequer. The interest attached to
the studios is sot embed to emissivity drolim. but is
shard by the chemise seaerslly. who. Is case Mr. Glad-
'too* were defeated and Mr. Naito retired from parliament,
would Invite the right boo. gentleman so become Mr. Card.
well's colleague.

METROPOLITAN BOARD 01 WORKS.

The ordinary weekly meeting of the Metropolitan
Board of Works wee hold yesterday at the offices. Sprig-
gardens ; Sir Joan THWAISINI the chairman, presiding.
Mr. DALTON celled the attention of the board to the fact
that Mr. John Thwaltee, their chairman, bad received the
honour of knighthood from her Majesty, sad in doing AO
said—As her Majesty has dose our chairman the honour of
contunag on him the honour of knighthood, whichwe all
rejoin to me, I think it is a eolopliment conferred on the
whole beard—War, heart—and r Must that be may be
blessed with health and streugth to perform the donee of
his office for many years to come. (Chun/
Mr. SATAOR geopseed that the words of 11. r. Dalton be
entered on the minutes of the board.
Mr. NICHOLAT said there was no doubt the board war
very much piqued at the compliment that had been pared
upon them through their chairmen, and be hoped that he
would long occupy the position he now so ably filled.
(Hear, hear.) He then seconded the proposal of Mr.
Savage, and it was aped to.
The Ogallala! then said,—Cleutlemee, I thank you for
this expremion of your kindly feelings in referenes to the
hoarier which kir Majesty has bun pleased to confer on
myself. It has bean truly stated that it is not se much an
honour to myself u to the board over which I have the
honour to preside. I think this board will not object to
eater oa its Dimness the letter which I received teem Sir
George Grey, as it is a part of the history of this board,
and ought to be recorded on the minutes of their moose&
inp. therefor% propose that the clerk shall be in-
structed to enter that letter on the minutes of their pro-
medlar. (Hear, hear.)
The auggeatioa was acceded to.
Mt. POLLARD, the clerk to the basal, read communica-
Hoes from the St. Martin's-in-the-Fields Vestry, St. Mary-
khan Vestry,Straed District Baird of Weeks, St. Saviour's,
Hackney, Westminster, sad Whitechapel District Boards ;
the Paddington, St. Mary Stratford, Konsiegion, and Shore-
ditch Vestries ; the Common Council of the City, and from
Mx. Hawkins (mod Mr. Norwood, protesting against the pro-
posed grant of 19,0001. to the engineers.
They were ordered to be entered on the minutes of the
board.
the
Mr. Smart, the solicitor to the board, brought up
sew Fire Blip& Bill, of which he had made the following
unlysis :—The metropolis is &deed to compene all parts
within the jurisdiction of the board. Attar the Ith of
January, 1866, the duty of the board shall be deemed to be
to utopia fires and protect life sod property from fire,
sad to that purpose they shall have the power of providing
sad maintaising an efficient force, properly equipped. The
board was also empowered to parttime" building and land
for stations, stables, and dinghies, homes for the firemen,
sod to °attract to lay down telegraphic communication from
one station to mother. The sixth clause gave them power
to purchase the existing pima of the Fire Brigade, together
with their offices sad balding. The form was to be
eonatituted under the command of as offiosr, to be called
the chief officer of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade. The
chief allow and men of the Fire Brigade were to be ap-
pointed and removed at the planar* of the board. The
board wee to regulate salaries, pensions, and rewards for
services. They were also to have power to make arrange-
ments for the purchase of fire escapee, or to °attribute to
the fund' of fire escape societies. The powers of the brigade
were next defined, and the police wen empowered to usist
them in the execution of their duties. To meet the ex.
penesof the brigadeevery aloe that thawed against fire
will have to pay AM per annum for every minim pounds
sterling of property they insured in the meiropolie, and the
contributions are to be considered as specialty debta due to
the board, sod recovered accordingly. The Treasury was
to contribute a sum annually, not exceeding 10,0001., ac-
cording all parliament might vote it. The board might,
with the comsat of the Treasury, borrow 40,0001. for the
purposes of the act. Then followed various miscellaneous
provisions few regulating °Moen penalties for chimneys on
fire, recovery of putties, audit of amounts, and establish-
ment of a salvage force, for employing the force beyond
the metropolis, and to permit the brigade to be need within
the metropolis, for special services, on tense to be agreed
upon. The board was empowered to levy a rate not exceed-
ing id. in the poood, to be raised like the rates under the
Metropolis Local Management Act, except that the board
was to lathe a warrant to the overseers, who were to collect
the mosey with the poor rate.
The board adopted the general principles of the bill, and
referred it to the Streets Committee to consider the clauses
is detail.
Mr. Bazacerre brought up the report of Dr. Latheby
and himself relative to the nuisances orated by certain
manufactories at Crossness. It went iota the details very
minutely, and described them se intolerable naminces, and
very injurious to the health of the °doers oonneeted with
the Main Drainage Works.
The report MY referred to the Main Drainage Committee
with power to take such steps as were necessary to remove
the nuisances emplaned of.
The routine business having been disposed of, the board
adjourned.

LONDON, CHATHAM, AND Dow= RAILWAY.—A
special passel sowing of propristore in this lo companwas
held yesterday at tits Victoria nation, Lord Bonds" the
chair, for the purpose of considering 6ye bills DOW Wort
parliament ; the lint authorising the oompany to make
connecting railway", and to widen parts of their anteing
midways ts Surrey ; these ooed authovnin the company to
make a short oonaacting railway at when, to wafer
certain power' with retardant to the Ken Coast Railway,
and esseaptioas from dues at Broadetairs, Ramp* and
=; the third providing fora antributios from the
mad Routh Western Railway Company to the ander-
nide( of the London, Oisatbana, and Dover Company, and
for the use by them of a portion of the undertaking; the
fourth authorising the eosennolioa of 'away, to maned
Deal and Wales., end Dover ; sad the fifth enthendag the
arealgamatios of poetises of the company's sedmisking
with portion of the Landes sad South Wanton Railway,
and for regulating and intreseing the banowiag powers of
the Lune donspany. Mr. Nnamin, tie salmiter having
rued the beads ef the the &vino=
toes amnia, thew width wan speed tefib.
A vote of thanks to the shakoes madded the ine-
seeding&
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enfeebled by ondased Win , the gaffer/a laid
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old age seed km anY Mimi to It= Halla=dend
come ot thew They an ft dom.
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THE POLICE COURTS.
MARLBOBOUGH.NTREET.
Mr. Jana Flearesan, of the &Meth° Hall, Denrcark.
Mr. Bobo, appeared to answer • ensmoues taken out by
Mr. &Ming Oyes, Bscastery el the Deemed/ Authors'
Boeieey, for " that he did, at • minis place el publie
resort,
he
the Eclectic in Denosark-street, have
and keep the said home and place of public resort for the
public performance of stage plays, without authority by
virtue of !Atha patent from her Majesty or any of MT pre.
deoeesore, and without license from the Lord Chamberlain
for the time being."
Eraser* was given showing that dramatis pieces had
been played in the budding, and 4d, charged for admission
at the doors.
For the defence it was weeded that the pieces were intro.
Boned to add to the attractions of a concert , and that there
was no intention of evading the law, or any knowledge that
a penalty had been incurred.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said although it had been stated that there
was no wish to have the defendant fieed, be othsidered if be
did not ooevict the defendent It would be exempting him
from all liability. He had no doubt the defendant let his place
to penmen to play anything they liked. Thedefeadant had
no right to let the piths for such purposes, and appeared
to have no defence. He should fine the defendant 20s.
under the 2nd memos of the sot, in order to let him see
that be must not infringe the sot But if the defendant
intimated to him that he would not suffer the place to be
used for dramatis purposes again, be would only impose a
amp of Ns.
The defendant said he would promise that the plea
should not be used for the purposes objected to again.
The fine of 10e. and costs was then inflicted.

SHOCKING CONDITISTEIONR OP TWO LUNATIC
SS.
At the Lambeth police-court yesterday a me
was brought under the notion of the Hon. G. 0. Nadu by
Mr. Gabb, the relieving officer of the parish of kit. Mary
Newington, respecting the treatment of Sarah Dix, aged 50,
and her sister, Visa Dix. 45, imbecile lunatics. The parties,
who had been removed by a magistrates authority, were
brought to the court in a fly in the sharp of two nurses,
aed a sight more pitiable thou that which they preasated
could scarcely be imagined. Though subjected to • good
cleansing on that morning vermin were plainly observable in
their beads, and crawling over the rugs by which they were
temporarily covered, sod both ware frightfully emackted2
from apparent neglect and ball starvation. Sarah seemed
the livelier of the two, and when spokes to by the magis-
trate brightened up a little, and uttered something which
however was perfectly unintelligible ; but Eliza appeared to
be in • stet* of hopeless idiotoy, and both were pronounced
by Mr. Hut, the parish doctor, to be confirmed lunatics.
Mr. Gabb informed the magistrate that, in conarquspee of
information that bad reached him, he, on the day before,
proceeded to the house, 1, Providence-street, Walsworth-
common, kept by their sifter, and there found in the frost
parlour Eliza Dix. The poor creature was crouched up la
the wood frame of an old sots
_without any mattress, bed,
Of covering j her clothing an old cotton drone, without any
underclothing of any sort; neither shoes nor stockings ; her
hair matted together, with the joint effects of filth and
vermtne, sod in a fearful state of emaciation. The state
of the wretched apartment, disgusting as it was, appeared
cleanliness itself u *mowed with the next one he entered
immediately after. A ware from his information that there
were two sisters coodeed in the house, he (Mr. Gabb) pro-
ceeded upstairs, and op entering_an upper room a sight piss•
muted itself which he would not attempt to describe.
The walls and ceiling were as black as his hat, the floor so
covered with the dirt of rata and mice and vermin that he
could hear the crackling of both under his feet. end the
only vestige of furniture in the plus consisted of an old
chair and part of an old table, both of which were covered
with black filth a quarter of an inch thick. In this filthy
den it wan that be discovered the second Aga crouched up,
more like a beast than a human being, in a hole in the mid-
dle of a dirty straw mattress placed on the floor, sad without
a particle of clothing of say kind. The now he had made oo
entering aroused the poor creature, and looking at him she
commenced to speak, but what ehe said was so limbers's
that he could not understand it. There was not the slight:
est appearance of food in the room, and it appeared to him
that the unfortunate woman was craving for a cup of tea.
From inquiries he (Mr. Gabb) had made be understood
that a brother residing in the vicinity of Croydon allowed
• third sister lf. 14e. a week for the maintenance of the
lunatics, who had been kept confined in the house for
some years, but be had not had sufficient time afforded
him to make the necessary investigation into the case.
There was one thing, however, which he (Mr. Gabb)
wished to mention in connexion with the case, and
take his worship's opinion on. It appeared that about five
or mix weeks ago, one of the sisters—Eliza—in attempting
to escape from the house, threw herself out of the first
floor window and seriously iojurod her hip in the fall, and
was brought back again. A pima named Thompson, who
kept • small drug shop in Richniondotreet, Eastctrest, but
who had no qualification whatever se an apothecary or sur-
geon, attended her, and instead of giving any information
to the parish authorities respectiog her deplorable state,
be continued his visits daily, charging sighteso.penee, as he
understood, for what be out her in the shape of medicine.
Mr. Norton recommended Mr. Goble to mention this with
the other circumstances unmated with the canto the board
of guardians, who no doubt would do what was necessary.
The necessary orders were then made out for the removal
of the two unhappy beings to the White Huse, Bethnal-
green Asylum, and they were takes away la the some fly in
which they ware brought to the eon&

PROM LIB! 710112°,3 GAZATTR.

ITULIGII or IBOILIOTTONO AXD /UM= PASTIOOLOS TO IC
OITLOI AT TEI 071101 07 Tat CRIMP IIIGIOTAAB•
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aancsurra.
RADIUM Cowie, Author-torraco, Bloke Newington, womb-
Moo agent, to surrender May hi, at 1.
WlLLtan snot" jun.. Lowe icesmindadreot, ClerMatra.
youregman butcher. ring Sit, at IL
°Verna Beare. Muellemet, Megiddo, genera! merchant,
May 19, at 1.
EDWarla, FLAMM DOWLING, lined% Herter , farmer, May W,
linear Hwrcc, Ylorenca-terrsoc South Lamboth-road, sadd-
est bailiff. Mg IS, at 1.
wlizum Run lawrinia, Doctor Johnion'a-baDdlep, Temple,

-barrieter, 1114 at-f.
WILLUX COCURR, Folkestone. auctioneer, May 2L at I.
BUST ALLI 3 RUA" Ronan-road. lannnion. late wareballac•

ISMISS YARTHING, Chesptle, tailor, May ?9, at 1.
WILLIAM HAMMON, Jolonseneplaise, Harrow-road, late oUman,
M 1.
Jesse CAM.
New NorthHortea.schoolmaster. June 1, at IL
1111311 Y JOM, Regenrs.row, Denton, looking slam manatee.
Myer, Jim 1, at 1
WILLIAMMOORS, Nicholas-lame, City, Wier, Jane I. at 1.
ROM= Hpp. Oakhant, Intbuslaire, chemist, Jane 1. at 1.
050501 TaOMAII Plllll, Orpington, lent, carpenter, June 1, at 2.
Jos JOHIMON, Welistlett-the-Sea, Norfolk, coal merchant.
JED, Lott
HORT Meanie linamenm, Fenchurchstrest, commission mer-
chant, June 1, at
JANIS HART, eld, Seer,er, farm, June 1, at 1.
WILLIAM WALlnffrchVondel, firmer, June 7. at
1011 S? MAIM= loses, YaushaU-bridge-rool. corn dealer,
Jose 7, at L
IMAMS DAVIS, Holloway-reed,
tlb,uilder, JuJamT. at It
JODI= WEISS URD Bradhaffolk. Winder. Jrme 7 id 3.
Nicilottl Dues PARTRIU,DO3, erWinda.tesrace, . maim.
man to an upholsterer, June 7, at IL
010101 Guam, New North-road, Horton, late licensed vic-
tualler, June 7, et 12.
Klein& HART, Mtddlesesetreet, Aldptio, boot and rime dealer,
June 7, at I.
AMU CHAPS= MAME!, Klng's.croas-road, Cdsrkeewell, cheese.
monger, June 7, at I.
JAMES DAVIS Old Cavendish-street, Cavendishcquare, and
Ampthilltlteare. surgeon dentin, June 7, at 2.
Joffe Bonn, Hiroo, Staffordshire, horn dealer, May Ili, at 12.
JAMES Wool., Lichfield, farmer, May Si. at IL
Catlin £VIRALI, MerMard, butter berm, Jur I, at It
WILLIAM Moxcs. [Amster_ IsaMMesser, May 116, al 11.
WiLLUM YRaiTT, Medford, late wonted spleen. May en at 11-
101,211 OLDRoTD, Batley. Yorksh., cloth inanuL, ]la ID, at 11.
51 BELL end JAI= SMITH BMA. Learwick-ho-t. Teak-
shire, farmers, MayLiverMpool, at, 11.
deale
THOMAS lins, erudr, Ma fre,
WILLIAM DAV teURI, laverpool, buPderite. June 2, at 11. at IL
INSERT Towne and Dienlil Tonne, Blackburn enanntschuns,
Mey 31, at 11.
'Mese Puna& ALLMF,West Hartlepool, shipowner, Iday3l,at 111.
JOHN BRODIS end 106378 Consatt, Durham, drapers,
Jens 2. at It
JsMn 100153. Nottingham, plumber, May 31. at 11.
TIMMY Bvtarrr, Dudley, huckster. June I, at 11.
BOUM? HMO BALMY. Leicester, butcher. June I. at 10.
SAMUEL TILLOTSON, Birmingham, provision dealer, June Ind 10.
JOHN DAVID Mullo. King's Norton, Worcestershire, late were-
hone clerk, June 19, at 10.
CMARLIS WoODlUmit Tonhridge Wells. greenfireen, HMI% at X.
JAMES iIAINTILAD, Heywood, Leumeldre, journeyman dagger,
Jane kat U.
HMI= WHITTAIII3I, Bury, !encash., late Innkeeper. June 1, at 9.
COX, Mark, Somersetehire, late dairyman, May 29, at 11.
Hwy Minn Jona, Soulless, Hampshire, commission agent,
June 6. at 11.
MANIAS Wilaoll, Whitby, Yorkshire, late keigleg.honae keeper.
June 1, at 11.
WILLIAM BIOCOMTON, jun.,Welford, Northamptonshire, butcher,
May if. as 11.
Join iliengoS,SpotedonDerbyelt„heerbouse keeper,liarlikat 11.
JOIN BULLOCK, Stowe, Staffordshire, beer retailer, June 5, at 11.
Geolun Allaue, Derby, battler. May Si, at 11.
Jamas MoLDSII, Bottom, picture framer, May 31, at 10.
WILLIAM MILLIE, Boulk Shieids. linear, May Si, ea 11.
BLUSH 00e013, Pirbright, Surrey, farmer. May 27, at L
Ill= BELTON, Jun.. Hebbarn.quay, near 'snow, Durham,
brickmaker, May 31, at 12.
JOIN 111 CS 1111110, everton,Lancash., schoolmaster,Junel,at 3.
THOMAS PAMIR end Wean PATES, Menchester, tea dealers,
June 3,15 94.
(MACS WILLIS, Oothelgh, Devonshire, eawkeeper, Jose 6, at L
JAMES Mutual. South Brent, Boesenetah., butcher, Maylikat IL
Towing Lucas; Shrewsbury, carver and Olden. June 12, at 11.
JOHN Woolson= Joessioan, Sheerness. clerk, May 110. at 1.
Maus 81WYt3OI and loam ifinnirme, Bedditch. Wormer
tershire, needle rsenstectonlle, HIDE Si.
at 11.
JOHN HoLusa, Sharaford, InicesteralL, victualler, Jun S at 12.
WILLIAM &Kneen GaMlf,Wardington, Osoo, tallonJ unite* 10.
FUDIRICI THOMAS AUNT, Zahn* lincolnahlre, bonbons
keeper. May tit. at 10.
Josh EDlrAitre, F.nhru. CArnarvonshire, baker, May U, at 10.
SAMS Murton Weetbromwich, butcher, May if, at 10.
Behan ReCante Damiam,Flouthwick,frueser,buteher, lieyenatn.
OrraplClAlp. Waterloo,N ors humberld. ,plasterechusekat 10.
AIMS BRo Wolverhampton, rope aunufact. Jane 11, et 12.
H TLA EDWARD DIGITAL Itarkgatestreet, Bedfordshire, watch-
maker, May Si, at 16.
WILLIAM 11100135 DELAND, St. Nutter's, Devonshire, licensed
Tit:Mealier, May 31, at 11.
LAST IXAMLNATIONB.
Jane %. T. J. Yohneon,Jamtesatreet,acoeunteet-June 20. W .
Tineiram, Chapel street. Tottenham-court-road, britklaar.r -
June I& T. Buck, Colebrookrow, Islington, dryealter -Jane 23.
H. Borns. York.row, KinersMndroad, livery stable
June 1. L 'Thomson, Gantlet-et:net, and NorinanbirwViri.
Deptford-creek, shipbroker-June 20. F. Neal. Folkestone. lig'
timer-lune 20. IL M. Bmi h. Pickeringnied.
licensed victualler -June 20. T. Williams. Greenwich. latMt-
chesterroad. Cabin-town. builder-June 29. 8 Warren. Bad
India.road, Lirnehouse, boonsaker-lune 23. S. Tozer. Malysmax-
street, Edgwase-road, and liercoart-etrest, •lierriebotlread,
lath render-June IL .1. IL Gent, Mary-plan, Hampeteadroad.
ash driver-June= C. Carapats, Queen's-road, Brottusweod-
park. Stoke Newington, penitents -Juneill J. Lowe, Southamp-
ton, lieutenant in the Btaffoed militia- Jose U. D. ahem, Beat
Church-row, Ltlebanse, cabinet maker-June 211. B. Taylor.
Greenwich. 1 beirdreseer -June 22. 0. Ford, Bran-
don-road, York-road. laindoe, fat matter-June SO. R. L Bend,
Bear-alley, and Fartingdondreet, publisher June U. J. J.
Hutchinson. Charleselreet,Manehtlersquare, bookseller-June
el. D. Marks. Birmingham boot dealer-June IL T. Jackson
leleasham, Derbyshire and Leicestershire, licensed victualler-
Jane 2L W. Haywood, 'tempt Itidware, Staffordshire, farmer
-Jane 6. 0. Barrows. Ckilwell, Nottingiuumehire. lies agent-
Jew lel Y. B. MUM, Gang, NottAnghamehire, termer-
Jane 11). J. Crasher, Hanley, Nottingham&
lttne9. IA Bell. Rhyl, Flintahlre. boot dealer June- 9. W.
Perrin, Heinrich, Cheshire, innkeeper-June 9. J. Roberta,
Twthll Conway. Carnervoashire, cattle dealer-Jane 9. T.
Hutton, Liverpool, commission merchant-June 9. M. Y. Coign-
bourn, Liverpool, printer, sad I hyt. Flintindre, wine merchant
-June 1. A. barley and J. Keareley,Wigan, Lancashire. brick-
layers-Jane 19. A. Holden, Todmorden, LADMIIIMM cotton
spinner-June 14. W. Hilton, Manchester, yarn agent-June L
W. Baler, Mencheder, late assistant to an oyster dealer-Jape
N. W. Sedan. Tartan sear Bolton, publican-Jun 2. J. Usher,
Liverpool joiner-Jame 2. H. Melville, Swinton, Liverpool.
Umber dealer-Jane 2. S. G. Clarke, nverpooL bestir-June 2.
IL Wood, Bootle, near Liverpool, shipping wattle porter-
June 2. J. A. M'Cabe Ivertcm, Liverpool, meat-June 2. T.
Myer and B. Myers, oil extradors-June J. Ellia,
Chester, paints-Jane 17.
_Toil. Lan.. Danner. konereree
shire, district highway setveyor-Juee Id. Muse Creighten,
Kendal, Westmoreland. butcher-Pane T. C. Hooking, Owennap,
Crrmwall, travelling draper-Jams It A. &medley Church
Greeley, Derbyshire, builder-Joni 13. G. Ptltypool,
Monmouthshire, china dealer -June 15.0. We Goner, ston, Caine.
Wiltshire, builder-June 14. IL Hodges, Leicester. fishmonger
-June U. J. H. Jupp, Ipswich, commission agent -Jane 14. S.
Mitchell, High Wycombe, Brealdoghainshlre, saddler-June 14
W. George, Chipping Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, chair DIME.
facturar-June 9. J. W. Walker, Rotberlam, Yeriehire, beer-
house keeper-May 25. J. Dixon, Habergbam Berea Lancashire,
carter-June 22. R. B. Roberts. Carlton, near Cardiff -June 16.
Lan Coates. Brighton, wdlliner-June 16. T. Osborne,
Brighton, coach maker-June 21. W. Boles, ilaitltuy, ELME-
Juse In W. Burger, Wolverhampton, miihman-Jeme 13. J.
Allmon Tettenhall, Staffordshire, milk seller-Jul IL W.
Iliff, Wolverhampton, beerhouse keeper-June U. R. Gress-
hone. Wolverherriptoa, butcher-June U. Y. Lesson, Wolver-
hampton, wheelwright-June IS. T. Williams. MIL., Willeuball,
Staffordshire. miner-Jane 13, W. Evans. Iffidon, ftlifeedshire,
poulterer-July la IL. Garin, Medfield. Basses, orphan-
J une 27. B. Marshall. Cestleford, Yorkshire, bailor-June 27.0.
Middleton, South Ilimsall. near Pontefract, farm labourer-
June 23.1. Sands, Kingston-upoo-Hull, chair maker-June 21.
H. B. Butler, Kinpton-upon-Hall. merchant's clerk-June 22. M.
F. Prenatal, IC ingston-apoo.H oil. ship broker • June 1. H.
Stringer, Cockades within Weisr lancsahlre, licensed
victuller-July 6. W. Simmons,, German commisidon
agent-July 6. J. Monday. Whence, flomeenetehire, Ureter-
June 1. 0. Taylor, Fairfield, near Liverpool, teenager of a mar-
chanrscarting establishment
DICLARATIONB OP DIVIDIGIDL
Jame WILLIAM JOLIEFE, Hyde, Isle of Wight, builder-lot
dlvl-
deud of la ad., May 17. and three subsequent Wednesday', at
Edwards's, Buingballotreet.
, MIMS BlTUNlsuntr. WATO, GAIL AID MAOISM' Hug COM.
FANS ILTitrreD), of Oid Ford, Bew-ted dividend of 3}4. and
Is. to new proofs. May It and three subsequent Wednes-
days, at gdwardes, Beafthelilmireet.
DANIEL Tanen. Poleswasie and Bedworth, Warwickshire, coal
nester-let dividend of eld., any Monday, at Kinnear's, file-
=barium.
W UAW and RDWAILD &Mem BRAM, Hamby, Ceakneed,
Milton, end Stanley, lindordakire, Sint grindere-lat dividend
35,.. any memo, at Kinaiers.
DANIEL SANDIES SotTairrazi. Dudley. dividend
of rid., any, 71eur-day, at ginner% Illinehmkena
Joss WAINE and 101 l PAT, MOOMEMI, Siropoilne, drapers-
Ist divideud of 101„ say Teenier, at Klemme's. Ifinategbam.
Geoarm BIOMETZLE WATSON. Geed Malvern, Worcestershire,
=g-house keeper-lat dividend of Si. Old., any Thursday,
ossip, Birmingham.
Maslen HARTSHORNE CROWTIMIL Broseley, Staffordshire,
stationer let dividend of 2s. 10., any Thursday, at Kin-
mar's, Birmingham
11Ltama CADDOCI, Jun., Wasthromwtch, ale dealer-1d dlvbiand
of sc. say Thursday, at Rinneera, Binet
SAMUEL PAGE, Nottingham, hosier-Ist dividend 84. May 52,
and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's. Nottingham
SAJEUIL CEASE, sea.. and BANC= Cu de, Jan., lereesier, cabinet
makers-Ist dividend oe fa. May 111. and three stlemenat
Mondays. at Marrma Nehlinghein.
fienni lienelds aid JAMS Daman Imienter, haberdashers-
god dividend of 8&„ May tn and three embsequeen Mondays, at
Harriss, Nottingham.
Wm Canna Locuthherough. union derk-Ist dividend of to 6d.,
May 211, and three subsequent Motleys, at Harrms, Not-
tingham.
Yeoman Moos Brahmin Skirbeek. Itleolnehlre,
dividend of 7s. 6d., May U. and two sulteseaset YOBdeyt, et
Harris's, Nottinglies.

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