The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-07 00:00:00

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Hagar JOglts and Janis MtLLWAYD, TOT.,lllrmingliam, and
Wolverhampton, wine merchanta—lat dividend of 7s. Std., any
Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
JOHN HOLLAND, Pemberton, cotton ginner-Ist dividend of
9a ed., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Ilverpool
MAROARZT ASHTON, Bootle, near Liverpool, pawnbroker—tat
dividend of lOs , any Wednesday, at humor's,
CAMPBELL and PZCCIVAL, 'Ammon!, provision rneachant•—iind
dividend of 2ld , say Wednaday, at Turner's, Liverpool
JOHN BROWN, jun., Hylton, near Sunderland, rivet manufacturer
—lst dividend of Sa. ed., any Saturday, at faidman's, Norms
tleupon.Tyns.
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August 21 M. Levi, Birmingham, clothier—August 30. C.
Birmingham, tobacconist—August 22. J. P. Smith and
J. Thomas, Gloucester, wine merchants—August 22. R. Durrett
and 0. Tutton, Newport, Monmouthshire. brewers—August 21.
G. P. Gibbs, Ilfracombe and Exmouth, builder—August 21. J.
Darch, Wiveliscombe. Somersetshire, tailor—August 23. J. T.
Milford, Taunton, Somersetshire, innkceper—August 23. B.
Mawhood, Rueter, wine merchant—August 16 G. B. Shaw,
Liverpool, cotton broker—August 16. O. Wood, Sunderland,
shipbuilder—August le J. J. Bailey, Falmouth—August 16. J.
Taylder, Noun, Cornwall, grocer—AuT 16. J. W. Knight,
Falmouth, mereer—Angust P. Cum by, Norton Subcourse,
Norfolk, butcher—August 20. D. Fisher, °return, Sussex, rail-
way station master—August 17. J. Ccetin, Clapham-rue, Surrey,
lodging-house keeper.

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0. Willisms and. J. W. Thompson, Bedford-phice, Commer-
cial-road Feet, drapers—R. ConstsnHne and W. E. Constantine,
Markham, Lancashire, aU merchant.—J. H. Adamson and IL Mil-
lar. Newcastleupdn-Tyn& Joiners—J. Pratt, sen., J. Pratt,
Jan., and IL D. Pratt, Coventry and New York, merchants, ao
far as regards J. Pratt, sec.--B.Coartaald, J. M. Courtaahl,
0. Courtauld, H. Taylor, and J. Warren, Aldermenbary, City,
and elsewhere, silk manufacturers, so far ea regards J. U. Court-
auld-8. Stitt, Jan., and J. U. Oannieskam, Livemool, cotton
brokers—Emily Pendell and W. W. Head, Fsaringdonetreet,
and Prince's street, Weataeater—F. H. Michalowski and J.
Parkinson, Liverpool, ship brokers—K. B. Herbert and T. Her-
bert. Leicester. builders—J. Kitchen and G. Roberts, at -road,
wholesale cabinet makers—W. Swain and J. Swain,
bury, general ironmongers—J. Winterbottom and J. Wild,
Newton Heath, Lancashire, bolt manufacturers—F. Lloyd and
B. Lloyd, Bristol, carpenters—J. Armstrong and F. Cooke, core-
=tenon agents—J. Marren and W. J. Osborne, Old Fish-street,
City, wirehouteraen—J. Hodgson, J. B. Hodgson, and T. Gib-
son, Kingston-upon-Huil and Poston. Yorkshire,wine merchants,
so tar as regards .1 Hodpoa—C. B. Curtis, T. Curtis, and C. W.
Curtis, Lombard-street, City, gunpowder manufacturers, so far
as regards T. turn.—W. H. Smith and R. Knight, Liverpool,
cart owners—P. Smith and H. Jacobs, Hyde, Isle of Wight,
T. Redmapre and J. ilibrey, 'Wath-upon-Dearne, York-
shire, manufacturers—W. West and R. Irwin Shrews-
bury, ale and porter dealers—P. Jenkins and T. Price, Lang
stone and Nash, Moomouthetire, tarmees—W. Hill and E.
Bradford, slaters—A. Smart and Anne Elisabeth Pearce, Fen-
eburcb-street, tobacconists—P. K. Crabtree and J. Dean, Long-
wood, Yorkshire. scribblers--0. Harper and J. Barrows, Ewer-
street, Southwark, saw.mill pro A. Halved and W.
she Meld. electro-platers —J. ll•Rwen and B. Wood,
the Wordsley Foundry, near Stourbrege, ironfounders, and
Bromley, Staffordshire, coke merchants.

soar= SIQUESTIATIONS.
10011 MILLER, LennuEtoV/0, coal merchant, August It, at the
Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
Jams 11111.1.ius. Glasgow, wine merchant, August 9, M the
Faculty Hall. ()tango..
floras Jonas, Glasgow, spirit merchant, August 9, at Drum-
monde Temperatioa Hotel, Glasgow.
Jogs Sußitia itole,Glargow, salesman, August 9, at the Fa-
culty Hall, Glasgow.
100,1 RO9IRIIOII, Lybster, Calthnessabire, hum, August 14, at
the New Auction Rooms, Wick.
Jon a Itrzwarr ideceased), Tullocheroak, Perthshire, farmer,
August 16, at the Solicitors' Library, Perth.

A GALLANT Acr.—A few days ago the billyboy
Sutcliffe, of Harwich, warn stranded about • mile to the
southward of Cromer, on the Norfolk coast, in a north-
east gale and a very heavy sea which had suddenly sprang
up. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution on
that station was in a dismantled state at the time, as she
was in 00117110 of being painted, and consequently some
delay occurred before she was fit to be launched. Mean-
while nearly all the fishermen and boatmen of the place
had gone to the scene of the wreck, with the view of ren-
dering assistance in saving the crew by means of the rocket
apparatus, or otherwise, and when the lifeboat was ready
to be launched it was discovered that there were not a
sufficient number of boatmen to man her, and some diffi-
culty was therefore experienced in forming • crew. How-
ever, foremost amongst those who volunteered to go off in
the lifeboat was the Hon. Auberon Herbert brother of
Lord Cameroon. As soon as the boat was launched she
was struck by • ben w, which broke four of her oars,
and drove her nearly baadaide on to the beach. Some of
the mew thereupon jumped out, squared the boat, and suc-
ceeded in getting her clear of the broken water. After a
long per, through • very heavy sea, the lifeboat arrived
abreast of the wreck, but by that time the men had been
saved by the rocket apparatus. The gallant services of
Mr. Herbert are to be brought under the notice of the
National Lifeboat Institution at its next meeting.