The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-23 00:00:00

DIVIDIRDS.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OR WORKS. —The usual
weekly meeting of the members of this board took place
yesterday in Spring-gardens; Sir John Thwaites in the
chair. A deputation from the inhabitants of the borough
of Finsbury was introduced by Mr. Savage, to present a
memorial in reference to the appropriation of a certain
portion of land purchased for Finsbury-park for building
purposes. Mr. Tolima, M.P., and Mr. Lusk, M.P., both
urged upon the board not to deprive the inhabitants of the
20 acres proposed to be built upon. The memorials on the
subject were then referred to the Streets Committee. The
report from the Streets Committee wasbrought up,submit-
ting a plan of Finsbury-park, showing the proposed ar-
rangement of building sites in the 20 acres of land which
the board are empowered to dispose of for
building purposes, and recommending the board to
approve of the same. Mr. Phillips moved that
the report be adopted, which having been seconded,
Mr. Savage moved as an amendment to the recommenda-
tion for appropriation of 20 acres of land for building pur-
poses in Finsbury-park, " that inasmuch as the board
have limited their purchase of the land for the purpose of
Finsbury-park to 120 acres, instead of taking 250 acres
authorised by the 20 and 21 Vic. cap. 150, no portion of
the land so taken be let or sold, but that the whole be de-
voted for the health and recreation of the public." Mr.
Savage, Mr. Newton, and Mr. Saunders spoke in favour of
the amendment, deprecating so large a space as 20 acres
being taken from 120, for the sake of recouping the board
by speculative building purposes. Mr. Freeman and many
other members then spoke, after which Mr. Shaw moved
the adjournment of the discussion until Friday next,
which was carried. After the usual routine business the
boardadjourned.
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL.—The annual general
meeting of the governors and subscribers was held yester-
day in the board-room of the hospital, Cambridge-place,
Paddington ; Mr. George Bird, presiding. The report
stated that the Albert Edward wing is to be completed by
October, so that the whole resources of the hospital may
be rendered available for patients during the ensuing
winter. The in-patients in the past year had numbered
1,730, including 473 cases of severe accident, the remainder
representing disease in all its more grave and serious forma.
Theout-patients and casuals hadreached to many thousands,
representing a vast amount of relief afforded at a compara-
tively trifling cost. The financial condition of the hospital
continued in a satisfactory state, for debt was still
kept from its doors, and further investments had been
added to those of former years. The annual subscriptions,
amounting to 4,555/., again exhibited an increase on pre-
vious years, while the donations, amounting to 6,8971., in-
cluded one of 1,000/. from Miss Catherine Wood, a further
donation of 3001. (through Mr. B. B. Cabbell) from the
Society for the Belief and Discharge of Persons Imprisoned
for Small Debts, 100/. from the Duke of Grafton (the pre-
sident), and an additional 100/. from Mr. Lewis Lloyd, the
treasurer of the hospital. Six legacies, one of 4501., left by
Min Woodburn, and another of 192!. 13s. 10d., by Mr.
Aldon, amounting in the whole to 712/. 18a. 10d., had also
been received ; and notice bad recently been sent to the
board of a bequest of a large sum of money made by the
late Rev. John Miles, of Holy Trinity Church, Padding-
ton. The collections after sermons bad produced 725/.
ss. 9d., and, including dividends, he., the total receipts for
the year had amounted to 14,3661. 18s. 2d. On the mo-
tion of Sir Charles Rowley, Bart., seconded by the Rev.
C. Brown, the report was adopted, and ordered to be
printed for circulation amongst the friends and supporters
of the hospital.
BLAIN% AND STRRNOTH RIRTORRII IT DiJ BARRY'S
DILICIOO3 BITLIXNTA MUSIC/. FOOD, which warns without me-
dicine or inconvenience dyspepsia lindfiestion), cough, asthma,
consumption, debility, ecwitipation, disrubas, palpitation, ner-
vous, bilious, liver, sail dam& complainta It nava Arty these
its cost in other remedicw, and is Abe bat toed for bawds
60,000 corm annual y.—Da Barry sad On, No. TT, Regent-admit,
Loudon, W. In tins, at
Nib., 406. ; also ate, Gracecharlid.-a ohbred ; 6, Chispaidg;
and 208, Oilord-drwit : and at all Groan amsatj

sal. AMA/:so.
THOMAS ISAAC JITTIRY, Deptford, timber merchant, to surred-
der July 4, at Y.
BINJAmiII STARLING, Ormeaby, Norfolk, labourer, July 4, at I.
JAME, Com, Regentstreet, taller July 7, at 11.
JOSEPH DAIMON, South Hadley Kendall Town, builder,
July 4, at 1.
ANTHONY FRANCIS FRITH, Halt Moon-Are* Bishopapte,
plumber, July 4, at 1.
020102 Ceanocit, Hawley Wharf and Stanhope Wharf. Undt
James-at., and Iffigh-d., Camden TORII, wharenger, July 4, at
ARTHUR WALKLIY, Walworth-road, late boolusffier, July L at 2.
JOSIAH Hi cr, Berfordstreet, Liverpool-road, commercial tra-
veller, July 4, at 2.
FREDERICK BATT!, Aldershott, army cap maker, July 4, at S.
THOMAS CoOpTS, Mile Ead-road,dealer in fancy goods,July 7,at 11.
EMILY OLIVER, Vincent-terrace, lalington, widow, July 7, at U.
ROBERT SLIBT, Weetbul7utreet, Wandsworth-road, late oilman,
July 3, at it
THOMAS ARCHIBALD DAVIS, CheapMde, secretary to an amocla-
lion for prosecutions, July 3, at 1.
PRYER WRBER, Southbury-ter.,West Peckham, bsker,July 3, at 11.
WILLIAM THOMAS WOoDTHORPI, Shepperton-atreet, New North-
roact carman, July 3, at 11.
JOHN JosEPH 81.1701,, Itsnningham, Norfolk, farmeJuly 8, all.
BJCHARD JAM= KINNITT, jun., Clelence-place. Clapham-road,
stationer, July 3, at 11.
DOUGLAS ALFRED TUCKlR,Leadenhall-st., merchant, Jura st 12.
JOHN THWArns, North-row, Otivent-gardeninarket, Long
Acre, fruiterer, July 3, at 12.
Tithooog ERICH, 00E111=2n-street, City, foreign glees frowner,
July S. at IL
JoHN Boit= ROBY, Featherstomsetreet, City•road, Mainmast?,
July 3, at II
WILLIAM JETTS, Burlington-arcade, foreign bookseller,July Lat I.
EDWIN Bross, Storest. , Bedford-sq., cabinet maker, July 3, at 1.
AMID WaliAll MINIM King-street, Hammersmith, colour
merchant, July B, at 1.
WILLIAM TRu MILE, Paul's-road, Camden Town, district manager
of a life assurance company, July 6, at 2.
JOHN HAROODUIR Maze-pond, Bermondsey, late traveller to a
hstmaker, July 6, at S.
JAHL'S PRINCE, Hounslow, general dealer, July 6, at 11.
Ifficithet. MURRAY, Jermyn-It, commission agent, July 6, at 1.
JOHN WHITTINGTON COOPER, Blantyre-street, Chelsea, late at
July 6, at 1.
JOHN HAMILTON, Thiene-grove, Bromptou, lieutenant of
late King's German Legion Regiment of infantry, Jun 6, at
tire
GIORGI PULLER, Green's-row, Camberwell, smith, July 11, at IL
Sanest THOMAS COOPER, Baalughallut., accountant, July 4, at t.
JOHN POWNALL WILLAMS, Handsworth, Btallordahire, emends-
SiOD agent, July 4, at 12. li
RICHARD Aim, jun., Stafford, grocer, Jut, 4, st
EDMUND DICKINSON TAYLOR, C•nuucis, Staffordshbe, manager of
brick works, July 4, at 12.
WILLIAM HM162,11111 Ridware,Staffordsh., innkeeper,July 6,st It
JAMES SMITH, Birmingham, milkman, July 9, at it
THOXASWHYLEY WRlGHT,Nottingham,latepubliCan,Jublo,MlL
JOHN THORPI, Bulwell, Hotta, builder, July 10, at 11.
PAUL Foßirrna, Derby, silk throwster, July 10, at it
CHARLES CAIRNS, Idsindee, Monmouthshire, wine merchant,
July 4, at 11.
GIOR IHEL offitsolt,Cieltenham,commerc.traveller,July 4, at IL
JOHN HOLLMODALI ORZLN, Norton, Oloucesterakdre, miller,
July 4, at 11.
HILES RILMARDION, Creech, flornersetth., widow, July 3, at 114.
ONORGI OoOPER BEER, Warehan Dareetsh., currier, July 4. at 24.
Winans DUNKLEY and James HRINX DIJIKLIT, Ewen, Bomar-
setahlre, music sellers July 3, at 114.
JAMES WRIGHT and WILLLAX RICHARDSOI, Leeds, cloth mer-
chants, July 2, at 11.
JOSEPH TUClzit, Whitby, Yorkshire, tinner, July 5, it 11.
Hexer Huddendeld, waste dealer, July 2, at 11.
Barnum Bums, Bradford, shopkeeper, July 5. at 11.
JOHN TAYLOR,y Plintahfre, late auctioneer, July 3, at 11.
GEORGE Liverpool, greengrocer, July 5, at 11.
, Deese BURNLEY, Liverpool, licensed victualler, July 5, at IL
' Leer WOOLY, Manchester, hawking jeweller, July 3, at IL
I THOMAS cooffita, Bolton-le-Moors, Lanthshire, cotton waste
dealer. July 3, at 11.
ABRAHAM HIGGIN and JAMIE HARORRAVIS, Nanrowgatcs
near Burnley, Lancashire. cotton spinners, July 2, at IL
MIRY WHITtAKER, Bell Mount, near Bolton, cotton manufac-
turer, July 3, at le.
BENJAMIN PROUT, Manchester, tea dealer, July 3, M 11.
ASHWORTH FENTON, Manchester and Newchurch, Lancashire,
cotton spinner, July 5, at 11.
WILLIAM BuRDON, South Shields, Limbo:MO, July 13, st It
GEoRGS JACKSON, Guildford, journeyman printer, July 7, at 2.
ROBERT LAIITRANCZ, Landon, Glamorganshire, late henhouse
keeper, July 4, at 3.
THOMAS KING, Leicester, shopkeeper, July 5. at 10.
JAMES Nubia, kleigham, Norfolk, late boot manuf., July!, at 11.
EDMUND THOMAS LOCKETS, Congleton,Chesh.,grocer,June 30, at S.
JAMBS SHOST,Watchetflomenetah., master mariner, July 4, at 11.
WILLIAM TONG, Bartow-upon-Humber, Lhicolnahlre, late farmer,
July 3, at 11.
JAMBS Lucas, Rugby, Warwickshire baker, July 3, aII.
Datum BouRRE, Dudley, licensed victualler, July 5, at 11.
CHARLES Braman WARD, Chichester, boot dmlee, Julyll.
JOHN SKINNER POKY'S', Bracknell, Berkshire, grocers assistant,
June 25, at 11.
THOMAS TIRER, jun., Manchester, lathe maker, July 10, at 94.
THOMAS ROTLI, Manchester, joiner, July 10, at
MICHAEL ToREST HARRISON, Hartlepool, painter, July 4, MIL
BENJAMIN CARR, Yarn, Yorkshire, July 4, at IL
WILLIAM CooMBZ, jun., 14mm:eaten, Cornwall, basket Miter,
July 6, at 11.
JOHN CARLIN THOMPSON, South Shields, butcher. July 4, at 12.
WILLIAM WALRHAM, likandford Forum, Donetabire, grocer.
July 7, at 3.
JAMBS HARDEN, Farnham, Surrey, blacksmith, July 5, at It
Fan, Nu si.J mess Ryser, Romsley,Worcestenh., artist,July s,st 11.
FREDERICK Pig NIT, Northampton, late Sour dealer, July 7, at 10.
JoHN BUCKLEY, Ashton-under-Lyne, journeyman skip maker,
July 6, at 12.
Jositeri CIDERWGOD, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, boot
blucker, July 4, at 11.
GEORGE MIDLAND, Plymouth, chair maker, July 4, at 11.
WILLIAM SAMUEL JoIEBRUTIMITORD, Liverpool, Hemmed Mc-
Waller, July 3, at 5,
CHARLES SANDERIKM, Liverpool, hairdresser, July 3, at 3.
JOSEPH SHUITLIMoTTOM, Hulme, dormer, July 7, at 94.
DAVID STILES. Castleford, Yorkshire, bricklayer, July 6, at 11.
Cosirmius Priem, Llaadwrog, Carnarvoushire, licensed vie-
nuttier, July 7,_at 10.
SQUIRE GREEN, Hyde, Cheshire, commission agent, July L at 12.
ALPRKD FREDERICK AMBITS, Luton, Beds, late coal merchant,
July 6, at 10.
WILLIAM DANIEL SAKES, Eastbourne, Sussex, coal dealer,
July 6, at 10.
JAILER BoLSOVIR, Sheffield late ppaabMcan, July 5, at 1.
LAST EXAMINATIONS.
July 27. W. E. Madams, Whitstable, Kent, licensed victualler
—July 28. B. Dolman, Ashley-crescent, City-road, traveller to a
lace fall manufacturer--July 28. J. Sabbarton, Edward-street,
Pentowrille, cabinet maker—JulyWillow•walk.
Bermondsey carpenter—July 27. Harriet Mary Allen, Upprt
Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road—July 27. W. Hall, White Hart-
street, Drury-lane, dairymen--July 27. T. Colkett Victoria Dock,
Essex, oilman—July 27. C. °milder, Deptford. photographic
artist—July 27. J. Johnson, Chester-street, Kennington-awe,
and rnionetreet, Borough•road, cab proprietor—July 27. M. A.
Bright, Crown-court, Chps jewellers assistant—July
27.
H. Y. A. Loftus, Motoombe•atred, Middlesex—July 28. 0. K
Derrick, Edwin's-road, Peckham, carman—July id J. Tod,Meth-
lenburg-street, Mecklenburg-square. tailor—July 28. Elise Sthin,
Elizabeth-street, Eaton-square, milliner—July 28. T. Mitchell,
Arlsey, Bedfordshire, grocer—July HI G. Coote, Kingston, Surrey.
gentleman—Ju'y 28. C. F. T. M. Reuter, York-buildings,
Adelphi, and Barton-road, Brixton-road, wine merchant—July
27. H. Smith, Finsbrup-pavement, managing clerk to a carpenter
—July 27. J. Loader, Kender-strtet, Peckham, journeyman hair-
drearier—July V. J
r. Barns, Walworth-road, poulterer—July 11.
R. T. Allen, Livepool-dreet Bishopsgateetreet, bootmaker—
July 11. J. Austin, East Greenwich, victualler--July 12. C. Thud-
well, Holland-street, tea traveller—July It P. S. Barnes. Kent-
ish Town-road, jeweller—July 9. H. Owen, Grove-plate. St.
John's-wood, hosiery manufacturer—July 11. G. Langley, Ealing,
Middlesex, greengrocer—July 9. O. Small, Powis-terrace, Ken-
sington, plumber—July 9. J. J. Sibley, Buntingford, Hertford-
shire, auctioneer—July 9. H. W Stear. Plusbury-circus, mer-
chant—July O. 8. Nicholls, Oxford, road contractor—July 9. J.
Hill, Nassington, Northamptonshire, grocer—July 9. H. Hough-
ton, Great Dover-street, and Warren-place, Sonthwasic, uphol-
sterer—July 11. J. H. Schroder, Tonbrtdge, Kent, insurance agent
—July 11. W. Hills, sen., Broadstalrs, Kent. miller—July 11. H.
Hiscock, Edgware-road, theesemouger—July 11. E. B. Herberte,
Greenwich, scenic artist—July 11. F. Cowper, Marsham-street,
Westminster, butcher—July 11. H. G. Roffinson, Oliver-terace,
Harrow-road, carpenter—July 11. H. Reubenstein, Great Corals-
Russell-square, toolmaker--July 11. R. Harris, Prides-
wide-place, Kentish-town, and Chater-rosd, Holloway, builder—
July 12. G. Betts, Pastry.
Kent, butcher—July it T. SOcer,
Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, grocer—July 12. P. C. Corn,
Mortimer-terrace, Kentish-town, artiste—July 12. D. Russell,
Artillery-lane. Sishopegath•street Without, butcher—July 20. 1.
Wilkinson. Dudley. Worcestershire. vice manufacturer—July
18. J. W. Monica, Ledbury, Herefordshire, boot maker—July 17.
8. Lucas, Bradford, Yorkshire, auctioneer—July 6. R. Jones,
sen., Rhos, Denbighshire, and R. Jones, jun., Woodhouse March-
even, Denbighshire, farmers—July 16. T. Carrey, Liverpool. late
master mariner—July 16. C. Roberts, Wrexham, Denbighshire,
R.
16. E. Huntington, Liverpool, slater—July 0.
R. Olpherts, Manchester, farmer—July 18. Y. Noble, Oldham,
Lancashire, cotton dealer—July 19. A. Livingstone and M. Rinks,
Stockton-on-Tees, builders—Julk 12. J. Roberta, Bridgwater,
Somerset-shire, shopkeeper—Ju 20. R. Haggett Hereford,
groom—July 26. H. R. Hearn,Newport Isle of Wight. account-
ant—July 18. R. Eakdsle, Tonbridge Wells, tea dealer—July 27.
J. E. Gould, Kendal. Westmoreland, hosler—July 13. R. Long-
bottom, Claypole, Lincolnshire, tailor—July 14. J. Bown, Har-
ley, Derbyshire, labourer—July 20. J. Herbage. Sedgley, Staf-
fordshire, ironfounder—July 9. 8. Veit, Weatwell, Kent, wheel-
wright—July 6. G. Baines, Little Bolton. TAINCIIIshire, carter—
July 9. G. Johnson, I lanllechld, Carnsrvonshire. grocer—July
11. F. Dawning, Northill, Cornwall, maltster—July 13. B. Owen,
Milton-next-Gravesend, common brewer—July 25. J. Sparks,
Kiddenninster, saddler—July 5. H. G. Hodson, Dukinfield.
Cheshire, tea dealer—July 24. J. Glint, Therlton, Norfolk,
licensed victualler—July 16. R. Plumb, Lichfield, cooper—July
24. J. Clegg. Britannia, Lancashire, innkeeper—July It W. 8.
Sharp, Freemantle, Hampshire. merchant's clerk—July 24. 0. W.
Day, Southampton. builder—July 6. G. Piggott, Chester. wool-
len draper—July 18. R. Facey. Plymouth, late builder—July 30.
J. Capes, Norwich, gardener—July 10. J. Jones, Bebington, Chu
shire, carrier's agent—July 6. P. Naghor, Liverpool, dealer in
old materlids—J uly 6. J. Whitfield, Liverpool, cart owner--July
6. J. M'Arthur, Liverpool, joiner—July 6. F. Linley, Liverpool,
assistant to a grocer—July 11. W. H. Perry, and W. H. perry
Tun., ftheenton. Nottinghamohire, mechlitistri—July 11.
aylor, Nottingham, schoolmaater—July 9. W. M. R. Dodge,
Godalming, timber agent.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
June 18. JOHN EOIRTON WIRSTIR, Norwich. gentleman.
June 16. DAVID SMITH TEINAIT, Walmer-rood, Noldidedll
contractor.
June 11. GEORGE EDWARD Boom, Leamington.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
• - •

PAUL DRATIA;, New-street-square, dividend of
64. 214., June 27, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkynif,
Basingball-street.
Bev. LIoSRL WILLIAM &Tarte" Arundel-house, Notting-hill,
clerk—lotdividend of Is. Bd., June 27, and subsequent-Wed-
nesday, at Parkyns', Bssinghallstreet.
ANDREW }MUCH and Tnonsa WARNE. Sian, Park-street, Cam-
den-town, collar manufacturer—tat dividend of Os 6d., June
27, and subsequent Wednesday„ at Perkyos', Basinghall-street.
RICHARD HOWARD 812205, Crich, Derbyshire, Jeweller—let
dividend of Ss. Id., June 26, and three subsequent Mondays,
at Harris'', Nottingham.
&mum, HZRRIBIORD, Stockport, ironfounder—let dividend of
M. 14. on new proofs, and End dividend of As. 34. on the
whole amount of proofs, July 3, and any subsequent Tuesday,
at Morgan's, Manchester.
Joni, LEACH, Over Darwen, draper—lst dividend 111 14.,
July 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, M
JOHN DUCKWORTH and CHRUMPUTAR PARISH, Itiehton, Lanes;
shire, manufacturers-Ist dividend of 9j&, July 3, end any
subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester.
THOMAS ABBOTT and ALUANDIII MERCER. Livesey, near Black-
burn—let dividend of It 9d., July 3, and any subsequent
Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester.
JOHN Houma, Li, 1, boiler maker—lst dividend of 6a,
any Wednesday, at Tunisia, Liverpool.
W. P. Dawsom, Birkenhead, cool merchant-2nd dividend d
any Wednesday, at Tumer'a, IlverpouL

July S. W. lambert, PeTenasy Via, opeess-4elyl
Walker, Wapping, merchant—July li. Am A.sas SW C. b..
Wolverhampton, iron braziers—July 6. J. Be. Mosley /..7.
news agent—July 5. A. Craven, Calverley, Yorkshire, igniiZ:
July Saxton, Pontefract. tanner—July 6. 0.
Liverpool, corn merchant—July 6. T. Hughes, Bangor, tetiii,7,
July 7. T. H. Monts, Southampton, outfitter—July J. ink
Botley, Hampshire, carpenter—July 3. D. Collis,
Mex. bioeluontth—July S. J. Stephens, Itseter,
—June 30. W. Mullion, Coniston, Cheshire, Ma thrwor
June SO. Ann Wharto+oilandback Cheshire,
30. Cl. Breretop n, Cheshire. ironmongke etrjulVki7
Stilastey sod B. H es, Abergsvenegimerdmpers_jutot
Roberts, last Sionehouse, Devonshire,
CEETIFICATZ to
Mabe granted, waves came be shown to tlia
ry on the day of meeting.
July 17. J. Prust, Stratton, Cornwall, tanner.

PARTNIMISHIPS DPISOLVID.
X Bannon and 0. Ineedae, Birmingham, horsehair
turere—J. P. Carter and T. Woodman, Vauxha&wali.
Charlotte lesion and Maria Louisa Wataon,
ladles' outAttms—T. Mason and H. Hayes, OakhamP",
shire, coal tnerchants—T. Booth and J. Booth, linicbtate
chialate—W. Sheppard and H. Sheppard, Res ...2oluta a„_111,
shire, masous—T. Crook, I. Dinka, and W. Crook isoi
(=Mr% entalineen—W. Dyer and Ir• C. Dyer. Altos, saakasmi.
ho plantere—T. & Cross sad T. Mop, Mg,
maker—A. Bertram, C. De Wacky. and I. I. Tessier"
sail makers—B. Varty and W. Framds, uramaa
451 . Thompson and F. G. Haggett, oafficaa.,,'lihs,fri;
fone,earr Farnham, Surrey, auctioneers—A. T. Mactrowm fad
W. A. Bonita, Llicester-atanst, Regent-street,
street" Med.icalcuyllirroe,
onvithasbC. Daialoll anamdCjlmilotta.
Hail!=souesLWl
awe. attorneys—W. H. Dutton, 0. Addle, and H. thi,
tartan Staffordshire, coal masters—R. H Direr.aaoZib
Ashmeads MillGloucestenhire, manutacturtug
H. Whiteway, W. J. Watts,W. R. Mortimer, J. A gam
L. Beam, Newton Abbot, Deronshka, coal. ranchann—C
H. &Mottos? and M. G. Warburg, Greshaaanouss, 4q M
chants—C. G. Phillips and G. DubruoL mark-teak
chant--T. Deane and J. Yates, Leigh and linratA
am
f
SCOTCH SINVISTRATIONS.
JAN= BRAWN and ALLAN BROWN, Dumbarton, paw.% jun
at the Illephant Hotel, Dumbarton.
ALXIMIDaI TIIOIIIIOII, Dematerton, grocer, July I, at mi.
pliant Hotel, Dumbarton.
THOMAS WALK= KING, Glasgow, oil merchant, hut nobs
pacuV29=.olsegow•
11011RTlt 4Nairn, merchant, July Molt paws bid.
Forme.

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

OFFICIAL BE:T1JR1!.

This return gives the number of cases mai..
in Greet Britain, which have been officially rovtis,l7l
this department. The divisions of Enslaa& lbw
of the census. Column 1 only records the men maw
as vinea•commenced during the weeks isthmoid iv
the ; " back " owe being added to osima

Osamu Divisions.

16
.1,
.;Aio
"

I\ 1 \ till
3616" 3713 a
17.1
26*
111
5561 101301 Ns
1 631_31 WI , al
1 6561 1153 n
11 au, toe. in
a 107721, nu, 1;11 65
.5 218481 35013 war, Isg
LO 78621 1050 i IMI le
111 49161 2613 52
19, 11361 51011 156. 111
Sei 6243 25051665 55
•
635'20565 5060124187 Mk

Metrotan District. 190 i
South Leta. Counties 6
8011411 Mid. Counties
Neaten' Counties 2l
South West. Conn
West Mid. Counties 26
North Mid. Counties 111
North Wait. Counties 636
Yorkshire
Northern Counties
Monmouth& &Wales 36
Scotland
. MI

Totals

II cd Timid oat
31 tbo OCIIMMIIIi
the dimes.

~~i
00
y
a"'

(Signed WILLIat2[ CLODS, Supeeietwir4
Ststutzcal Office of the Cattle Plague Departmiet,
Privy Council Office, June 22.
This return shows that 533 attacks were reported him
occurred during the week ended June 16, bong is &ewe
of 464 on the previous week. Correcting As teal yadding an estimated average of attacks commies* azig
the creek, but which may be subsequently inatudedodor
the heading " Back eases," the number for the wee
be 666.
Nom—Eight inspectors who reported cases last realm wt
repotted In time for this return, viz.:—For die case d
Bucks, 1 Chester. 1 ; Cumberland, 1: Lancaster, 2. Waft,
1; and ;Moan, 2. These inspectors reported 13 castled wet