The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-22 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. win;tt7l.Eii;i;;nci.l7liaiii;;;on, woollen
warebousemen—J. Newton' J. Smith, W. blendey, and
J. Fisher, flutings and fit.Leonards, Susan, railway con-
tractors—J. Butterworth, R. Butterworth, J. R. Butter-
worth, and T. Butterworth, Hamer Mill-lane, near Roch-
dale, Lancashire, cotton spinners, so far as regards J. But-
terworth—W. Birchen and J. Wilkinson, Farnworth, Lan-
cashire, chemists—J. Webster and T. Smith, Stockton,
Durham, wonted manufacturers—J. Pimblett and W. Mu-
worth, Warrington, Lancashire, corn millers—J. Whipp
and J. Cos, Mary-street, Lambeth, grooers—G. Bulbeck
and A. Richards, Funtington, Susses, farmers—Susannah
Spencer, E. Lowman, and H. Spencer, Island of Portland,
Dorsetshire, farmers—J. Boutweod and H. Webb, Witham
arid Maldon, Racer, shoemakers—R. J. Pollock and J. W.
Turner, Kensington, surgeons—J. Baina and J. Bedpan,
South Shields, Durham, linen and woollen drapers—G.
Wood and T. Ford, Shelton, Stifforchihire,_ear4tenware

manufacturers—J. lott, J. Jewell, and G:Jewell, Whit:
church, Hampshire, and Jermyn-street, Westminster,
patent harness and bridle manufacturers—R. Briarley,
jun., R. Brearley, sen., H. Hall, J. Brearley, Grace Red-
Learn, G. Brearley, D. Brearley, W. Smith, and W. Hu-
Tian, Batley, Yorkshire, scribbling and fulling millers, so
far as regards R. Brearley, jun.—G. R. Barber and R.
Booth, Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, drapers—G. Dyer and
W. B. Dyer, Bath, corn factors—J. Johnston and J. Har-
man, Lewes, Sussex, grocers—C. Taylor, J. Curtis, and
W. Taylor, Manchester, produce merchants—J. Pacey and
W. H. Armitage, Sheffield, saw manufacturers—J. Robin-
son, W. Smith, and H. Clough, Bradford, Yorkshire,
worsted spinners—C. Bedell and B. W. Spurgeon, Leices-
ter, elastic fabric manufacturers—S. Foaley and J. Fox/e ,
jun., Maer, Staffordshire, millers—G. R. Gardner and J.
0. Moore, Harp-lane, City, importers of wines—A. H. H.
lilehter, Y. P. W. Liidemann, and C. K. Lingo, Valparaiso
and Tacna, merchants, so far as regards C. K. Lings—J.
Lawton and R. Lawton, Wakefield, Yorkshire, chemists.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
CHARLES Cowry, Glasgow, spirit dealer, Oct. 28, at the
George Hotel, Glastow.
MICHAEL LAWSON. EdiEbtligh, solicitor, Nov. 3, at SIO-
TMISOR'S Rooms, Edinburgh.
THOMAS GUTHRIE, Arbroath, draper, Oct. 29, at the Royal
Hotel, Arbroath.
HUGH Maxim, Taira, cabinetmaker, Nov. 4, at BrKay's
Inn, Taut.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF Stmonons.-The following
members of this institution have just been elected to the Fel-
lowship, vu.:-Messrs. Francis Bennet, Gateshead, diploma
of member dated Feb. 3, 1932; Henry Bickersteth, Cape
Town, South Africa, Jan. 6, 1838; Samuel William Brown,
Lewisham, June I, 1827; William Henry Brown, Lewis-
ham, Aug. 26, 1836 ; Thomu Baring), Leominster, Nov.
20, 1835 ; John Strange Chapman, Army, Dec. 9, 1825 ;
Oscar Moore Piney Clayton, Percy street, May 11, 1838;
Thomas Coe, Bury St Edmonds, July 4, 1838; John
Crouch, Bruton, Somerset, Nov. 15, 1833; George Hagfish,
Wigan, Lancashire, April 20, 1827; John Dickeusoe,
Wrexham, March 20, 1835 ; Benjamin Dulley, Welling-
borough, Jan. 28, 1829; Charles Edwards, Cheltenham,
Aug. 24, 1838; Edward Evans, Cardiff, March 21, 1834 ;
Frederic Fry, Maidstone, July 2, 1830; Benjamin Hands,
Horsey, Sept. 3, 1819; Thomas Haslehurst, Claperley,
Salop, Aug. 18, 1826; Henry Hayward, Aylesbury, May
8, 1835; Themes Hewitt, Lancaster, April 29, 1831;
lism Hewitt, Preston, April 3, 1833; Mark Wilson Jack-
son, Stamford-Baron, May 26, 1826; William Jackson,
Penrith, Dec. 2, 1814; Robert Jones, Long Melford, Dec.
1, 1820; Thomas Lewis, Gosport, Aug. 20, 1813; William
Major, Camberwell, Oct. 4, 1833; Stephen Edward Piper,
Darlington, June 22, 1838 ; Arnold Rogers, Hanover-
square, April 16, 1830; Thomas Siddeley, Leigh, Lanca-
shire, December 16, 1820; Henry Lindsell Sopwith, Tun-
bridge wells, April 28, 1836; George Southern, Salford,
Manchester, July 20, 1838 ; Warrick Walter Wells,'
Bengal Army, May 8, 1835, nod William Henry Bimini
Winchester, Westbourne Terrace-road, February 16, 1838.
THE CEMETERY AT WOKING.-On Thursday a
sheriff's jury was held at the White Hart Tavern, Guilford,
before Mr. Serjeant Chant/GIL:to lOW the amount to be
paid to the freshelders and copyholden for the extinction of
their common rights in the manor of Woking, in conse-
quence of 2,118 acres of land having been purchased of
Lord Onslow, the lord of the manor, for the purposes of
the Necropolis, or National Mausoleum Compasy. Mr.
Edwin James and Mr. Botill appeared on the part of the
company, and Mr. H. Chambers and Mr. Lush for the
claimants. The case was quite a new one. It appeared
that the company had purchased of the lord of the manor
the number of acres above stated, and for which they gave
the sum of 35,0001., and a large claim was made by the re-
spective parties entitled to cut turf, and who also claimed a
right on the soil. On the p3rt of the company, it was con-
tended
that they had purchased the soil, and that all the
claimants were entitled to recover was a certain sum for the
extinguishing of their common rights. After several wit-
nesses had been examined the learned counsel agreed to an
arrangement by which the claimants were to receive
15,0001. We understand that the extensive works are to be
cos uasacsd kortiwith.

BY 1111,1 t MAJE,ilrit ltiefAL TEL;
BARLOWS CASK STANI), war. ranted to 1.1.1 Near., aod to reps, I. not
The action of this m,„line rowerful and eimplt ; ,orraruez
wheel nom lett to tight the
cask is ralk-it
tr.,ubte beroni tta •
so that any sseimegee.
ho;a recede !tom tac
by moving the wheel from"
right to left it is lowered
so impalpably that the
sediment of the g„,„,
li.vpid fluid by no
MIAs can get dietarke,
and the Ent gill at
wine, 3cc., may be ery,i
ott {perfectly bright, it
advantages of the Pcitet
cask Stand are o bv:
wt. eu •caak on the ,„k
stand requires tiltitit, a
block of %Ind, pl.'
utder it; the rootage.. is
is that the sediment
tubed, a second fermentation 1111113 M, the fluid is never bright aging
and eventually two or three qmirta, at the knot, in every are
waisted and thrown away. Engravings gritis.—JAMEs usittow.
Inventor and Patentee, t I, tang Willood-strect, Mansion-house.

THE WEATHER TABLE.

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SATURDAY, OcTulitit 22 1953.
The state of the werie:cr at each of the followice p
at nine o'clock yesterday morning. The ataLeas ace
arranged in order of latitude.
SOWCHAIIPTON—S.W.; Strong Breeze; Raja.
TOMBRIDOZ-5.; Gelitic Breeze; Overcast.
GiBINWICK—S.W. ; P ard Wiad; Rain.
&noon—S. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
Stersthow—S.W.; Strong Bretz.' ; Rain.
CAMBRIDGE—S.: Fresh CreCze; Rain.
Strulig Breeze ; Partially Cloudy.
The returns from the full.)iling places did not reach WI
Office in time for pubriCil'ioll pat.:Hoy ; they, therefore,
indicate the state of the weather on Thursday niormagaS
nine o'clock.
batmen—S. ; Fonry.
FAILICISOLON—W.N.W.; F4ir.
B11040:011A3C—N.W. ; Calm; Partially Cloudy.
LANCASTIeit—N.W.; (Jostle Breese; Partially Cloudy.
HOLTHEAD—N.N.W. ; .11.srd Wind ; Partially Cloudy.
DitAlLp-1414
107; Breeze; 0N ;BrGezne.. Gentle Breeze;Partially
Cloudless.
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