The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-20 00:00:00

CLERICAL.
Two New. CHT,UCIIEII WEBS COKBECILATID ye•terday—
one in Kent-strict, in the Borough .f Southwick, and the
other at Greenwich.

CRICKET.
SURREY WITH BO X. AND
D. RILLYER v. ALL
ENGLAN
This glitch was brought to a clews yesterday evening in
favour of England by two wickets. The score of yesterday
was as follows t—Surrey, tad innings, 99 ; All England, 2od
bud^ r, 100.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TESTEIIDAL
BLYOSZ 1411. COlillaßiltONTA FANG
RE HUGUESDON AND MACKAY.
This was the certificate meeting in the (*A of these bank-
rurs, who were merchants of Chundernagore and Calcutta.
Mr.Roxbures. for the awsignees, raid he did not oppose, but
asked that some arrangement should be made whereby the
Evidence of the bankrupts might he secure/ in certain suits
that wire pending, it being expected that they would go out
to India as loon ea they obtained their certificates.
Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupts, said that the twenty-
one days which wooed necessarily elapse before the certificate
was signed, was a sufficient interval in which to take their
evidence ; and whatever the bankrupts uniertook to do they
would adhere to it.
The Commisioner did not think himself at liberty, in the
exercise of a somewhat penal jurisdiction, to take into con
sideration these collateral matters. Stil , it could not be
denied it was the duty of the bankrupts to afford their assig-
nees ever; information.
T. Hughesdon, one of the bankrupts, being examined on
this point, said it was his intention to leave the country for
Calcutta within a month if he succeeded in obtaining his
certificate. Was willing to undertake to give a fortnight's
notice before going, to solicitor for the assignee..
Mr. Roxburgh said, with that understanding, he should
withdraw all opposition to the certificates of both bankrupts,
it being understood that Mackay should give the taws un-
dertaking.
This being done,
His Honour said, though the assignees had waived their
opposition, it was Impossible for him to say the bankrupts
had acted strictly in accordance with the law. Knowing
their position, they had no right, just before bankrup`cy, to
hand away their property, r ght and left, to the agents of
their Loudon creditors. Though he felt great disinclination
to interpose between the creditors and the bankrupts,
he felt bound to regard the case es affecting the
public.
Mr. Murray, for Messrs. Henderson, denied that they had
taken any improper or illegal step in cbtaining securities
from the bankrupts.
The Commisioner said they were certainly not to blame,
for they had only exercised the rights which the law cave
them. With their conduct he had nothing to do; he bad
only toconsider the conduct of the bankrupts. On the Bth
of December they had allowed Mr. Hugh, the agent of
Messrs. Henderson, to get potacession of a large quantity of
sugar, and in seven days after they bad become bankrupts.
Still, all things considered, he should not feel justified, with-
out entering onto a very protracted examination of the effect
of the vari nos legal proceedings, in directing any suspension
of the certificates.
Tile certificates were accordingly granted.
Mr. Lawrence applied for the expenses of the bankrupt,' in
coming over from India, but his honour declined to make
any order at present.

THE POLICE COURTS.
GUILDHALL.

TAE CHARON OF UNLAWFULLY DETAINING A BILL 07
EICNANOIL—Mrs. Mary Parker again appeared to answer
the charge of unlawfully obtaining a bill of exchange
amounting to 291. The facts of the case appeared in our
impression of Monday last,
Bir G. Carroll asked if there was any one present to pro-
w d with the case ?
Mr. G. Chasemare said that the Union Bank did not in-
tend to prosecute further.
Sir G. Carroll said, from what ho had heard, he had no
doubt that the charge arose from a =Make on the part d
Mrs. Parker, and theretore she was discharged.
Mrs. Perier then left the court accompanied by her friends.

THAMES.
CILAHOE or INCENDILBISK.—Mr. J. W. Clarke, &Mama
baker, and IV. Clarke, his son, • young man, 21 years of
age, were brought up on remand, charged with wilfully
setting fire to a bake-house and carpenter's shop in Orange-
court, Great Hermitage-street, Wapping.
The facts are briefly these: The defendant rented the
bakehouse in question from Messrs. Gordon and Godfrey,
ship-joiners, who retained the finer overhead es a WO' oho,.
Wishing to insure in the Sun Fire Insurance Office, their
application was refused in consequence of the bakehousel
laming part of the premises. 'they, therefore, gave the I
elder prisoner notice to quit, which, it appeared, he did ass I
take in good pat, the place being convenient for his
business, end he resisted the notice in every pas-
sible way ; and according to the evidence of Messrs. I
Gorden sod Gedfrey, it would teem that two abor-
tive aVetnets to fire the premises had been previously made.
The younger prisoner was also heard to Pay on twa occasions
that his father was no fool, end that if Gordon put the old
man to inconvenince,by compelling him to remove, he would
let served out for it another time. About ten o'clock on last
Saturday right a person called at Mr. o;rden's house, 14,
Hermitage-street, immediately abutting on the workehop,
and told him the premises were on fire. He immediately
broke into the bakehouse, where, notwithstanding that an
attempt had been made to conceal the glare, he found the
fire had originated there, as a quantity of shavings, with
some dry biscuits and bags, had been ignited in the
head of the oven, which wag not more than three
feet from the naked joists and flawing of the work-
shop. He then broke into the workshop, when he
found the whole of the flooring immediately above the even
blazing away furiously. There was a stove in the workshep,but
not in the place where the fire was raging, and his wife, who
vi ited the premises at 7 o'clock on Saturday evening, not
only saw that there was no fire in the stove, but observed
that the place was peculiarly cool. Mr. Gordon was obliged
to make a hasty retreat from the workshop, and hastening to
his own residence, which was in dangerous contiguity to the
flames, succeeded in getting his wife and 'even children out
of the house; but in the meantime the mob had obtained an
entrance, and had demolished all his property. Subset
quently, whilst the fire was still raging, he saw the elder
prisoner
formn a trough, which with other property he
had r. weed the bakehouse and, as be thought, lough-
log at his truth. lie was much excited at this, and
could not help saying, " You :Main, you have set
fire to my place." Clerks rushed at him, but he (Gordon)
anticipated the blow, and struck him in the mouth. A girl
named Wall, and a lad named Murphy, deposed to having
seen the two prisoners coming from the direction of the bake-
house at a little after fo o'clock on the night of the tire, and
Mr. Aden Genge heard the ell. r Clarke say, while the fin
was raging, that he knew who set ttie place on fire, and
could prove it. The expression was also heard by Mr. God-
frey, one of the owners.
Mr. Yardley said the charge against the prisoners just then
was not suffictently strong to require them to snake their
defence, but it was such as rendered it n cessary for him to
call upon them to put in bail for th.ir appearance on Ttlls.
dee next, them.elves in 801. each, gad two sureties of 401.
each respectively.

Cloonan Maidstone, cabiLet =lnt, June 28 at I, & July 26 at
14, at Basinghall et. Sob.., Nichols & Doyle, Bedford.row ; off.
amis., Johnson, Baeinghail-et.
JOHN SHAMAN, Melfora, Suffolk, meltster, June 26 & Aug. 6at 11,
at Bliaillollll.6t. Sole., WilJo & Co., College-hill; off. trig.,
Graham, Culanan.at.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
J ne 12. Jona Itosawrs, ten., Linfits, Yorkshire, woollen manufacs
firer.
June 14. Joins news. Liverpool, licensed victualler.
INSOLVENT PETITIONER&

I. Bien, Lewisham, Kent, butcher.
J. T. RUMORS, Corruguted.row, Bermondaey, commercial clerk.
R. Boors, Gibeon.st, Lambeth, carpenter.
W. Bores, llighat., Wapping, licensed retailer of beer.
W. Balms, Luton, Bedfordshire, Hemmed victualler.
S. J. CAMPBELL, Ustblington•terrav, Greenwich, Secretary to the
Lambeth Outliberties' building Society.
J. DENnion, Bermondsey-sq., Bermondsey, clerk In the goods depart-
ment of the Easters Couloir s Railway Company.
FAXANua Yaarreas Evans, Great Portland-st., Marylebose, daily go-
!mew.
J. GaAs, r, Oracechare.h.at. flahmoDger.
C. lloamaryw, Hoensey.rd., owner of an omailms.
MAW, Stanek, Paddingtoo, clerk to the Great Western Railway
Company.
J. Mtronua., Homey, nurseryman.
SANAkt ANN Snake, Well4L, hackney, executor of her late husband,
Thomas Sharp.
T. nilApiZT, Albany-rd., Camberwell, commercial traveller.
H. P. SAMS, Mayfield-a, Milton, assistant draper.

C. BRITTAIN, Kirk&le, Liverpool, land surveyor.
Maar BRYAN, Liverpool, provision dealer.
W. R. FAIRCLEVON, Liverpool, painter.
T. Er/MI.3(EN Llverpol, shopmari to a greens%
J. Maternal, Rename, Giamorgatishlre, licensed victualler.
IL PANNONS, Weston, Somersetshire, greengrocer.
J. 8. Ram*, jun., Bootle, Lancashire, architect.
T. Wray's', Waloot, Bath, surveyor.
J. P. IL B. WOODWALD, Sutton (-Ambridge-hire, surgeon.
J. Yeoman, Wanstrow, Somenetshire, draper.
PiIIiONNINI. ON THUS OWN PkTITION6.
T. Au.ra, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordlbire, trunkmaker.
osrkrio.reer,.cLot.h.maigna.uftactuto .
surgeon.
J. BARTON, jun., Flverstone Lancashire, saddler.
J. B
R. Bt--,s,,,esiwo,irri if,trite,onsw
J. Baowx, Barlborougb, Derbyshire, farmer.
W. Cotniamr,Abinger, surrey, licensed victualler.
T. Ctrermuirex sea., Worm ster, attorney-at-law.
J. DAWNS. Chester,i farmer.
J. Dsmas, Swansea. Glamorganshire, painter.
W. Haws, Watling Sussex, farmer.
C. fleas, FARM, Middlesex.
A. Wixom, Preston, Lancashire, greengrocer.
H. Derma, Oldham, Lancashire, waste dealer.
It. FAYNIITIAW, Holmfirth, rashire, cloth manufacturer.
J. Ecciaarcers, Button, W.,Tseicksbirr, schoo:master.
, W. Foam, Derby manufacturing chemist.
' J. Faxecrl, Ashtiar-st., Poplar, baker.
J. Galeria, Weston, Somenactshire, farmer.
WC J. Hiassar, Brighton, shoemaker.
W. Iloso, Chatham, shipwright in hd r Majesty's dockyard.
K. KIOIDISIDINE, Manchester, shoe manufacturer.
W. LATCOCI, Lancaster.
C. Lave, Truro, Cornwall. jeweller.
J. S. Larsa, Norton, Derbyshire, journeyman draper.
J. LITZIWIDOE. Briggate, Yorkshire, hatter.
S. Lomirrr, Mace:maid, Cheshire.
T. S. LOREN Walcot, SomersebMire, licensed rietwaller.
J. Loamy, Manchester, boot a shoe maker.
J. MALIALIAN, Rom.dale, Lancashire, traveller to a cotton waste
dealer.
P. at'Mamm, Pulwood. Lancashire, marker to a billiard table.
B. Moose, Barrowtord, Lancashire.
J. Mews, Liscard, Cheshire, licensed victualler.
P. limas, Great lurner-st, Whitechapel-rd., sic & porter merchant.
T. OLDHAM, East Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, draper.
J. Owes, Pontraorlais, Glamorgamliire, publican.
M. F. PNLIWON Gloucester-et., Bloomsbury, of wepaper writer.
T. Panoze, Predon, Lancsahire, retail butts dealer.
Y. B. rtilF.N. Bristol, farmer.
J. Permia, Guildford, Surrey, boot & shoe maker.
PNWHARD. Bran, saddler.
3. Rumour, Blissett-st, Greenwich, merchant.
A. H. Bum, Strood, Kent, boat builder.
I A, SOIRRVILLV., Liverpool, author.
V. Braver., Penzance, Cornwall, clerk to attornies.
J. Timm:soy, Kirkby Lonedale, Westmorland, journeyman shoe.
maker.
C. TOM., Barnard Castle, Durham, farmer.
W. Tau, jun., Sheviok, Cornwall, road surveyor.
C. Moto', Rochead, Yorkshire, common brewer.
J. Taoists, Abergwaur, Glamorganshire, engineman.
C. WANLY, RoyaLst., Lambeth, dealer in crown glass
C. Warawsuoirr, Manchester, dyer,
T. WARIMALUIi, Aston, Warwickshire, hewed victualler.
IL Wiumisum, Haberghana Eves, Lama-hire, foreman of a stone
quarry.
E. 'Mims, , ere.st., Clare-market, chandler-shop keeper.
J. Waxen, Knightsbridge, plumber.
It. Wisras, ghottitld, scissor manufacturer.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
JANTS Boerne, Bimmensfey, Staffordshire, printer-2ad dlv. of id.,
June 20, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Bittleston's,
ham.
TnnuAs BRONLIIT. Leirbton Buzzard, grocer—let die. of Is. 6d.,,
June 23, & three subsequent Saturday, at Groom's, Abchurch-lsle.l
Tumult livainswerni, L vcrpool, wine merchant-3rd div.
7-I&L, June 21, & any subsequent Thursday, at Carenove's, Liver-
P3Ol.
Trona, Warms Murmur, OxfortL tailor-3rd div. of June 29, &
three subsequent Saturdays, to Groom's, Abchurch-lams.
DIVIDENDS.—JuIy 10. E. J. Coates, Bread-st., Cheap-ide, met-
ekant —July 10. E. Gibson, St. Alban's, Hert'onlaliire, banker—July
11. J. Hall. Shrewsbury, timber merchant—July IS. J. Ward, Bread-
Chesiaddia, merchant.
GISTIFICATIGI to be grouted, unless cause be shown to the contrary,
on the day of meeting.
July 10. Ann Anderson, Clare-ct., Drury-lune, tavern keeper—July
11. W. W. Batchelor, Worcester, woodendraper—July 11. J. Gur-
ney, Union Prewery, Lambeth-walk, brewer—July 10. E. Hammond,
Rotherhithe-st, ltotherhithe, oil crusher—July 11. W. B. Hankins,
LugwardincAticrefordshire* cattle dealer—July 11. C. Smith, Enfield,
Middlesex, wine merchant.
CLUTIVICATES to be confirmed hy the Vine•ChenCellor saline In
Bankruptcy, unkss cause be shown to the contrary, on or before
July 10.
K. Bullock, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, corn factor—C. N. Cart-
weight, Leicester, spinner—J. Chatterton,juu.. Derby, lead merchant
I —G. Corrie, Westminster, smith—O. Golding, Liverpool,
builder—A. W. Hare, Bartlett's-build., City, brush minufacturer—F.
G. ILrbonl, Liverpool wine merchant—T. Oecteshead &C. Cum-
mins, Liverpool, commission agents—T. Pearson, Blandlord-st., Port.
man-sq., butterman--E. Redman, Mark-lane, City, wharfinger—lL
Redman, Mark-lane, City, barfingtr—J. D. Verly. Liverpool, watch-
maker.
PARTNERSHIPS DI,V4OLVED.—S. Brown, E Gordon, & W.
Dunn, Grovel-Inns, Southwark, patent metallic cask manufacturers
Eliz abeto Barnard & I. Barnard, Theobald'ard., St. George-the-
Martyr, Ironmongers —M. Cooke & L. Cooke, Hurst Mount,
Lanaashire, cotton *pion°. s—D. 11. Dale ale r. Fletcher, akipton,
Yurl.sliire, contractors—W. Edwards, K. Lawrence, & Mary N.euo-
las, Ilridgnorth, Shropshire, gas manufacturers, so far as regards
Mary Nicholas—G. Laidler &J. Laidler, Yarm, Yorkshire. butchers
—J. Murray &G. richolfie:d, Liverpool, merchants—J. Noakes &
W. &Milers, Bomb= St. Warthog, Sussex, drapers—lL &
E. Poole, Halms, Lancashire, cora B flour dealers—l'. .1. Traqualr, J.
Dell, BT. Whitehouse, Bankside, coal merchants—T. Trimoy &J.
Trimhy, Bow-lane, Cheapits,mmerhaagers—J. Wood &W. Bawlin.
eon, Mitre-et., City, wine M.

METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS,
Showing the State of the Weather at melt of the following
photo at Nine o'clock pbterday morning.

Course or 1 Stronrh of .
Name ot Place. wind. , w nd. State of Weather.
130012(0110XX IS. Strong Breeze Overcast
lin tounw.rma S.W. Strong Breeze Rain
BLionros LW. Calm Overcast
Baisrot ... &W. Strong , reeze Rain
Bas-ran
FOLKISMONE .... 1 &W. Calm , Partially CleMay
GLotcaarsa 1 W. Strong Breese Rain
GItEENWICII... i LW. Steen Bream Overcoat
OIFORD 1 S. Strom; Breeze Oeereot
Ptriaourn .........
Pooim W. Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy
READING LW. Gentle Breeze Overcast
Sorriousrveni
Swish=
TUN/11110016 er
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The very extensive arrangements necessary for making
this table complete have not yet been concluded. In a short
time we shall prteett daily returns in ition to those
above giteo, from Berw cis, Birmingham, B ackburne,
Cambridge, Carlisle, Colchester, Conway, Crewe, Dar-
lington, Dundee, Edinburgh, Galway, Halifax, Hartlepool,
Hastings, Holy Lead, Kingston, Lanark, Lancaster, Leeds,
Leighton, Limerick, Liverpool, Manchester, Moffat, New-
castle, retell) Jrough, Portsmouth, Rathdals, Rugby, Bhap,
Shells. lad, Sunderland, Teams:lrib, Whitby, &nit York.

DAWDIA Dnurnwr—nt Hull, June le, from.
Euse—off Dover, June le, from

.I.i~c y d

..- - - -•
EMILRALD-oft Herrings, lune IS, from - - - -
Cedis"
Esrserarsz-ofiTensance, June 17, from Pest Philip
Eno:et-at Gravesend, Aim 16, from like
Auns.
Feat or lcserea--ut Gravesend, June 19, from ..•
" ~•„ ..Au:
FULA:4A -at Liverpool, June 19, from
Loom
Kum Fur -at Liverpool, June 19, from lune
ELLILII LUIDERII-It Liverpool, June 19, from ,Mada,,,,,,,
Furman -at Liverpool, June 19, from
EssmArocs-at Liverpool, June 19, from
FaarrAnDes-at Liverpool, June 19, from Alelanditi.ol;
Faso-at Gravesend, June 19, from Konwide
Fara Acanue-at Gravesend, June 19, from
VIDICLZ-at Gravesend, June 18, from Havass,k
Framyr-at Cork, June 17, from Moans
Fir.NClllat. Falmouth, June 17, from Gallipoli
Gm. Burros-at Waterford, June 16, from Cachs
Heartier-at Liverpool, June 19, from AL x weds
Mucus-at Gravesend, June 18, from B. edam
liesurrrr -at Deal, June 19 from
flaxen:yr-at Gravesend, June 19, from OURIV ot Arra
111ARUWICK-at Falmouth, June 17, from Odeon
Hem; -at Portsmouth. June 18, from .At. .t Dohs
IscometeAvrt.-at Cork, June 17, front .... famish
' IDA-at Falmouth. June 17, from Bohn
m 005,... Dice-at Liverpool, June 19, from. °Porto
Juttrause-at Liverpool, Juno 19, front 'sus
lone-at Gravesend, June 18, from Candi/tests
Jovice-at Cork, June 17, from HIM
JANE MAT -et Falmouth, June 17, from Ingham
Jeems-at Dublin, June 18, from &riven.,
IDea WILLIAM-at Gravesend, June 19, from. t hazels
LOTALDST -at Graermad, June 19, from Poure
LeDA-at Gravesend, June 19, from Pen..trabue
Le.vox- at Gravesend, June P from )t. Louse
LADY Renew-at Gravesend, June 19, from Libre
LKONA-at Liverpool, June 19, from Pawns
Lonna Jr/oils-at Liverpool, June 19, from Tmasass
LOTAVIT -at Deal, June 16, froth Xedlitonena
MAtarrivs-at Falmouth, June 17, from Alt toed&
MAIM-at Waterbed, June 18, from Plasm*
M. A. Gave-at Wldt, table, June IR, from Calk
lesarseas' More -at Liverpool, June 19, from .Alexan,rls, I.
ltutsuirm-at Liverpool, June 19, from Volumes
lleaceu.vs-et Liverpool, June 19, from New Wears
MAMVIS on Burs-at i.. at erend, June 18, from 4 name
Mutant-at Gravesend, lune 19, from Palermo
MASIMION -at Lt%erpoul. J uncle, from N ar Tort
MALMOWAR-at Liverpool, June 19, from. 11..rettisea
Nureut -at Gravesend, June 19, from Palms
New Union-at Cork, June 17, from .. Trebisted
POMOSA -ut Barmt.mle, J.im• 19, from
Gpntte
Pomo Novo--at Cork, June 17, from ...........-
PaAwron-at Plymouth, June 16, from C:ortna
Peat -at liframmix, June la, from •vglret
Piome-at Gravesend, June IS, from
PAERA--St OTILIONII43, June Is, frOM Trion
Pentraao -at uraveautui, June 19, from. larks
i FAct e Liverpool, June 9 from -M-JwoiLegb Atrt
PARAOO.N--11-mt Liverpool. June 119,, from
Gums or rim Wear-at Liverpool, June 19, from .. - ... Nee Fat
Queen Dowsunat--off Plymouth, June 17, from ...Capre,,,4 coos
PABIELT MOT-PAW-at Falmouth, June 17, from
RANGT.It -at Gravesend, June 16, from Pro Ike
Itamerts-at Liverpool, June 19, from lionAmami
terniarim
Oran-at Liverpool, Jute 19, from G•rWeits
Bowan-at Cork, June 17. from oPhakeia
Berner -at Liverpool, JUDO 19, from Akin*
Roruu-at Gravesend, June 19, loom kinds
Br. Iletz.9 -at Gravesend, Jine IR, from. o-..oNfle
TWRILIIIIDE-at Falmouth, June 17, from Aileadda
Twosome-at Falmouth, June 17, from Ohms
TILAIPAIAIAR-Off Portsmouth, Jute 19, from Pekoes
Moth Nova-at Morris, June IS, from 1491M
VIMIPkit -at Liverpool, June 19, from Twin
'touter -at Liverporr, June 19, from At. Aatinife
Vicrour A-off Dover, June IS, from BMW
Vence-at Grawsend, June 19, from clan
W. BPAIIIIICIL-at Liverpool, June 19, from Palma
W. V. limn-at Liverpool, June 19, from theism
Wzruzzau.-at Portsmouth, June 18, from Oka

BAILED.
BRIOINVA—from itartieroit June 16,. to
BAlntroar—from Hemmed, June 16, to
CtruysinA—from Liverpool, June 19, to
ETNA—from Youghal, June 16, to
Gamma GORDON—from Hartlepool, June 17, to
001 moms—front Lynn, June le, to
limexA—from Youghal, June 16, to

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Arflunsd
Nand

Duce—hom thields, JUDO 18, ti. —

dew (a't

JANlA—from Lynn, June 18, to
JOID! AND flirosos—from Waterford, June 18, to
10/NINON PAciam—from ltye, June IG, to
LONA—from tillielde„ Julie 18, to
LAMA WALK—from Gravesend, June 19, to
MAGQI'Ie prraboter Ms, Jane to P
Mexico—te.m Shields, June 18, to
Nsweorr—front Unwound, June 19, to
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Mc,
Mead

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Zags
Lair
AITI.O

Psoric —from Stuck* June It, to.
Plume's—from Shields June 18, to
PAUL—from Shields, June 18, to
l'anszvanance—from Gravesend, June 19, to
Rurram—froin Sunderland, Jane 13, to
Ramat% —from Gravesend, June 19, to
NAIAD AVrl—from Itemegute, Jane lb, to
TIARA NOVA—from Cowes, June 18, to
THOMAA tittoon—from Gravesend, June 19, to C. Ong
TArllAN—from Gruvesend, June 19, to
Wm. %%mom front Ilardenoul, June 18, to Pte=
WlA.mot.ry —from nortornoutl., June 18, to Calla
WILLIAX—from Runcorn, June 14, to WINN/r
Wen. WALLS—from Shields, June IS, to Dads,