The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-23 00:00:00

PAKTEN:RAMPS DISSOLVED.

J. Spencer and Halifax carpet manufacturers
—Betty Consterdine Kershaw, Uttlehorosigh. Lancashire,
cotton spinners—A. Green and J. S. Stroud. High-street, Poplar,
gaslltters -Joseph Knot and John Knott, New ton Wood,
Cheshire, cotton spinnem—J. Kelley and G. Gore, Finsbury-
pls..* North, cheesemontrers—W. P. Dodd and J. Stevens, Pres-
ton and Cirencester, farmers—W. Crichton and T. Lloyd, Liver-
pool. coach builders—Hannah Grindley and A. T. Perrins,
Blr-
minghun, swiolers' tool makers—J. Berisford and C. Berisford,
conaleton. Cheshire, ribbon manufacturers—J. Howarth and R.
Winterhottom, Oldham, cotton spinners—T. K Pyman and T.
Shit]. Niloidlesloronith, ship brokers—T. H. Robinson and E.
Itobinsoti, Leeds, hackney carriage proprietors-8. Ry.ling and
W. J. C. Ityding, Wortley. Yorkshire, corn millers—ll se,lven
and J. If. George, Birmingham, wine merchants—C. Lister and
J. Butterfield, Bishop 'Monkton. Yorkshire. paper makers—J.
titulary, R. Illingvorth, and J. ii. Gale. Bstley. Yorkshire, wool-
len spinners. so for as regards J. 11. aale—S. Grace, W. L. Rag.
mid W. 11. Towle, southport, Lent-whirr, pores—Y. Loris end
B. Lang. Holborn. licensed victuallers—H. Dixon, .1. W. Dixon,
and R. H. bison, Leeds, dyers, in far an meards IL Dixon—A.
Ihiranty. T Paste. and W. B. Caw. LiverpooL merchants, no far
es
regards W. It Caw—H. Hamden and J. Firth, Ovenden.
Yorkshire, common loosen—Jansen Gamed. John Caned. J.
Worth, Joshua Garsed, and J. Ferrer, Sowerb Bridge. York-
shire, woollen menufacten r. so far as regards James Gamed—
J. G. Mout and E. W. Mont, Penelnireb-street, tea brokers—
• M. Aldridge and J. Harker, solleitera—W. Thm...nd I'.
Gid-
dings, Hereford, mfilers—W. Cass and W. Maln.y.), Goole, York-
shire. sallmakers—T. Sykes, S. Sykes, and G. Taylor. Bradford.
wonted spinners, so far en records G. Taylor—lL Blekelec and
H. V. Martin, Dewsbury, worsted spinners—J. Walston and
C. H. Chater, Tamworth, econni.in hewers.
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ALXXANDER MTriIRSUR, InreMtta, Jeweller, Jan. 31, at the
Procurators' Chambers, Inverness.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.-
Yesterday Messrs. Free. end Palgrave, the examiners on
starling orders, resumed their sittings in the Committee.
rooms of the House of Commons, and transacted the fol-
lowing business :—Before Mr. Frere, in Room 16, the
examiner declared the standing orders to have been com-
plied with in the cues of the following unopposed bills :
Midland Railway (additional powers) ; Southwark and
Vauxhall Water; North London Railway; Duslight and
Coke Company; Thames Embankment (North) Ap-
proaches ; Thames Embankment (Chelsea) ; and Park-lane
improvement. Tho unopposed Tynemouth Perim% Gas
Company Bill was adjourned. The opposed bill of the
Midland and Glasgow and South Western Railway emu-
piny also passed standing orders. Before Mr. Pslgrave
the following unopposed bills were declared to have passed
standing orders :—The Nottingham Improvement; Wor-
cester County and City Gaols ; South Wales and Great
Western Direct Railway ; Cameroon and Llanberis Rail-
way ; Crest Western Railway (various powers) ; and
Sheffield Water Consumers. The promoters of the Lon-
don and North Western Railway (New Works, ice.) Bill
were declared to have complied with the standing orders ;
and the Mersey Railway Extensions Bill (also opposed) was
withdrawn.

THE NTE ATI° 1i L RACECOURSE SOCIETY
(Lim rret)).—Yeptettlay, in the winding-up suit of the
International Racecourse Society (Limited), en applica-
tion was made by Mr.ll.Alwahaine, as solicitor for the offi-
cial liquidator (Mr. Kemp), for a call of 71. 10s. per share.
He said the company was formed for the improvement of
racecourses, and soon " came to grief." The sum required
for the debts and expenses was 11,1141. There were 24
contributories, and 1,503 shares at 101. each taken. The
only asset. of the company amounted to 11. 3s. 7d. in cash,
and it was necessary to make a all of 7/. 10s. per share,
allowing for those who could not pay. Mr. Woodbridge,
for three contributories bolding 100 shares, who could pay,
objected to the proposed call. Mr. M. Abrahams said the
Hit was very " rotten ;" and the Chief Clerk (Mr.
Hawkins) went over some of the names. He had no
doubt of its rottenness, and in making the call suggested
to Mr. M. Abrahams that tho contributories who could pay
should he accommodated by being allowed to pay the call
by instalments. Order of 71. 10s. all made accordingly.
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