The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-06 00:00:00

BROMLEY RACES. -FRIDAY.

of a milt, where the favourite went to the frant Royal Tlsr-
tan going on second, Little Pickles heading the reuutipder.
About a quarter of a mile from home Royal Tartan headed
Preferment, and gradually increasing the lead when fairly
simieht, won in the commonest of canters by two
lengths. Little Pickles was defeated four lengths for
second place, St. Leger was fourth, and the remainder
beaten off.
Tan Karr Ores Ilatrmcar BTZITLICHAAZ of 10 soya.
each, 2 ft, with 50 added ; winners extra. About three
miles.
Mr. Tallender's Little Freak, by Ocmina dl Vergy—Ossi-
huge, 6 yrs, lOst tub ,Inc 71b extra) (31llso State•
nenri 1
Mr. Hobson's Bibopon, 4 yrs, 105471 b t
Mr. H. Yates's Cootnion,_a, Ist 4.1 b (O"'3
The following also ran:—Ties Rogue, Acolyte, Harrington, and
Fabockliait.
Betting`: Even on Little Frank, 4to 1 agst Bishopten, 6
to 1 apt Nabockliah and 8 to 1 agst any other. Little Frank
out out the work with a clear lead of Bishopton and the
Rogue, Nabocklish bringing up the rear. Half-a-mile
from home Biahopton took up the running, and main-
tained the lead for a quarter of a mile, when the favourite
again headed him, and quitting him; when fairly in the
straight, won in a canter by six lengths ; Confusion was a
bad third, the Rogue fourth, end Acolyte fifth. The
others, who met with mishaps, walked in some time after-
wards.
A SZLI.E2O 8113EPL2C11.32211 of 3 mom each, with 20
added, for 4-yr.olds and upwards ; selling allowances.
Two miles.
Mr. Mumford's Serious. Case. by The Care-Gift
aged, 1154 71b
Mr Barton's Slime (g6o`, 6 yrs, llst 71b
itihrseal
Mr. R. Church's Sporting Irishman (230), aged, ltd 75)
(Mr. Grant) 3
Wanboro' and Potpourri also ran.
Betting : 5 to 2 apt Wanboro', 3 to 1 each apt Elise
and Serious Case, and 6to 1 " bar three." 5022004 Case
made nearly all the running, and won easily by six lengths
from Elise ; Sporting Irishman was • bad third, and
Wanboro' fourth. The winner was gold to Mr. Barter for

40 guineas.
Tin BICILIXT &aims of 3 'ors. each, with 20 added ;
the winner to be sold for 401. ; winners extra. Nearly
seven furlongs.
Mr. Christopher's Jessie, by Cortes—Toy, 5 yrs, Bst 21b
(Z. Forster) 1
Mr. B. Land's Heliotrope. 3 yrs, Set Sib (H. Jackson) 2
Mr. Lonsburet's Silvertall, 3 yrs, let elb (Prior) 3
Betting sto 4 on Jessie. Bilvertail and Heliotrope
led to the bottom turn, where they both swerved, leaving
Jessie with the lead, which she maintained to the finish,
winning ~By by s couple of lengths from Heliotrope, who
defeated Silvertail three lengths for second place. The
winner was bought in for 4S guineas.

ROYAL CALEDONIA HUNT MEETING AND
KELSO RACES. —Fittatr.
The BORDER HURDLE RACE of 3 son. each, 1 ft, with
50 added, for hunters ; llst 71b each ; winners extra ; gen-
tlemen riders. One mile and a half, over eight flights of
hurdles.
Mr. J. Smith's Dermot Aathore, by Barbarlan—Harp, 5
yrs, 12st (Mr. Lawrence) 1
Mr. Cunningham's Gameboy, 6 yrs, list 111b.(M.r. Pringle) 2
Sir. Milbank's Conine, era, list ;Mr. Miller) 3
The following also ran :—Sberwood, Ballycasey, Blne Jacket,
Cock-a-Hoop. Brilliant, sod Rival.
Betting : Even on Comm, 3 to 1 agst Dermot Aethore,
5 to 1 mist Gameboy. Won by five lengths, five lengths
between second and third ; two lengths between third and

This gathering was brought to a close to-day. The
weather was again fine, but the attendance was somewhat
short of the op oning day. The seven races were got through
lava' time, and the fields were very good, but the run-
Ein4 requires no comment other than that presented in the
subjoined returns. No butting took place upon either the
Ceaarewitch or Cambridgeshire :
A TRIAL STERPLRCHARE of 3 soy., each, with 20 added,
few 4-yr-olds and upwards ; weight for age ; the winner
to be sold for 100 suit ; gentlemen riders allowed 51b.
About two miles and a quarter.
Mr. Marshall's Teddy, by Tudmor—Worthless, aged,
list iOlb .11r. Mundord) 1
Mr. C. Sowers's Princes Damr.zr, aged. list 101 b ;Iticka:by) 2
Monitor and Potpourri also ran.
_ . _

Betting :sto 4 on Toddy, to 1 agst Princes; Dagmar,
and 5 to 1 agat any other. Teddy held a slight lead of
Princess Dagmar, Monitor, and Potpourri to the first
fence, which the last-named refuted cad took no further
part in the race. Monitor was tailed off after going a
quarter of a mile, and the :ace was reduced to a match
between Princess Dagmar and Teddy, the former of whom
bold • slight advantage until making the turn for the
straight, where Teddy headed her, and coming away won
easily by a length. Monitor was distanced. The winner
was sold to Mr. Holeon for tl5 guineas.
THE Ba,b6ll.ET ArTUMN 13.1141,1 CAP of 5 SOes. each, 1 ft,
with 30 added ; winners extra. One mile and a half.
Mr. rafiender's Discretion. by Famaletto—Prevention,
4 yrs, 7st 10th (Howse) 1
Mr. llonertou'ie by Froinon:—tiant's pethgrec unknown,
4 yrs. nIU inc. 711, ....... . 11. Jackson; 2
Mr. Bilbauiss unturock, ,Inc.7lb ex. E. Forster 3
The f,. lowing also run Proeisor. Cseuln, Mystery,
Ilahal:3l6h, Victoria, Justice to England, Opposition. and La
Mute.

fourth.
THE WHIP given by the Duke of 11w:clench, added to a
stake of 10 soya each ; weight for age. Two miles.
Lord QUeediailetry's Morris Dancer, by Lord of the Isles—
Maggie Lauder, 4 yra, Bit 41b ,Owner) w.o.
MATCH : 50, b ft, for ponies. One mile and a half.
Lord QueensberrfaKing Arthur, list Sib (Owner: 1
Mr. A. J. Douglas's Balloon, lOst Sib 'Owner) 2
The BORDER HANDICAP of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft, with 80
added; winners extra; second to save his stake. One
mile. (13 subs.)
Mr. Johnatone's The Czar, by Warlock-01ga, S yrs, &deb
feameron) 1
Mr. T. Matterman's Honesty, S rut 7st fib ..odeidnieuM 2
Mr. B. Osborne's Lady of Coverdale, 4
(8.. yrs, eat 71b
Challoner,
The following also ran :—Sundeelah, Terror, Begum, Deelara-
Bon, and g by Fandango—Bab at the Bowater.
Betting : 3 to 1 apt The Czar, 5 to 1 each apt the BA
at the Bowater gelding and Lady of Coverdale, 6 to 1 each
apt Honesty and Begum, and 8 to 1 apt Sundeelah. Won
by a short head ; • length between second and thin,.
THE CALEDONIAN CUP, value 100 OOTI. inecie ; weight
for age ; penalties and allowances. Three miles.
51 r. Johnstone's Lady Vane, by Bendy—Camiola, 3 yrs, 7st
(Cameron) 1
Mr. Sutton's Nightwatch, 4 yrs Sat Mb
Mr. Barber's Helen, 5 Tri, 84t lelb (Thorpe) 3
Honesty also ran.
Betting : 5 to 4 apt Nightwatch, 2 to I apt Lady Vane,
4to 1 agst Helen, and sto 1 agst Honesty. Won by two
lengths ; four lengths between second and third ; a length
between third and fourth.
THE WILIER CUP of 50 40T4., added to a handica&weep-
stakes of 5 nova each, h ft ; winners extra ; second to
receive 10 sova. ; gentlemen riders. One mile and three-
quarters.
Mr. Mares Stiff, by Nevflle—Circe. 5 ynt list Sib
(rolonel Knox) 1
Mr. Scott's Cora, Byre, lOrt Sib (Lord cloaks Ker) 2
Mr. J. Wation's nothing More, 4 yrs, 1251 41b
(Mr. Lawrence)
The following also ran :—War Dance. Chronometer, and !Tenet
Garde.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Cora, 5 to 2 apt Nothing More,
and 3to 1 apt Stiff. Won by a length ; two lengths be-
tween second and third.
THE TWEEDISIDE PLATE (Handicap) of 30 NOM ; winners
extra : penalties and allowances. Seven furlongs.
Mr. Johnston's The Rhymer, by King Tom—Fairy, yrs,
eatidb Inc 51b (Cameron) 1
Mr. Barber's Contract, 4 yrs, 7st 121 b (lllaldment) 2
Dark Agnes, 3 pa, 6.t Bib Cradock; 8
The following also ran:—Puritan, Arbutus, Falrwind, Miss
Shalto, Chessman, g by Fandango—Bab at the Bowater, and
&Mina.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Rhymer, 4 to 1 apt Contract, and
6to 1 agst any other. Won by a head ; a length between
second and third.

TATTERSALL'S.—Fin UST.
The subscription room will be open this day (Satur-
day) for comparing on the Cesarewitch and the transaction
of the oidinary business.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY.
CFAAREWITCH.

13 to 2 sleet Chepstow .kt,
10 to 1 Lecturer n3r.
100 to 8 La Favorite 't
and off:
100 to 8 Proserpine ,off)
16 to 1 Dubiety
.uff
16 to 1 Lothario ;off)

CAMBRII
8 to 1 ag,t Chep

CRP

100 to 6 agst Jollity toff, t
20 to 1,
2t. to 1 Zenotria
90 to 1 Potomae;t&o
33 to 1 Rams ,uff, t4O
to I
06 to 1 Regalia 1g 0)
100 to 1 Ethelred ,off)
4:SHIRE.
,taken freely)

'SET.

ELEVEN PLAYERS 0? ENGLAND V. EIGHTEEN
GENTLEMEN 01, TIIE HOME COI:NMS.—This match, for the
benefit of the Surrey bowlers, was oontinued yesterday,
at the Oral. Kennington. The play will be resumed this
morning. The following is the score :—Players, first
innings, 167 ; gentlemen, first innings, one wicket to fall, 76.

SI rtibersiity Intelligence.

OXFORD, Ocr. 5..

VAt'ANCIi IN THE HEBDOMADAL COUNCIL.—Tho
Vice-Chancellor has given notice that the seat of the Pre-
sident of Magdalen College (the Rev. Dr. Bullet') in the
Hebdomadal Council is vacant, from his insufficient resi-
dence during the past year, and that Dr. Halley is eligible
for re-election.
THE RETIRING VICE-CHANCELLOIL —The Rev. the Vice-
Chancellor (Dr. Lightfoot) gave a dinner party at Exeter
College on Thursday, prior to his retiring from office on
Monday next. The company included the Warden of
Wadham College (Dr. Symonds), the Provost of Oriel (Dr.
Hawkins), the Warden of New College (Dr. Sewell), the
Warden of All Souls' College (Dr. Leighton), Dr. Child,
the Mayor of Oxford (Mr. S. C. Cavell), and other civie
dignitaries.
EXETER COLLEGE.—Intelligence has been received at Ox-
ford of the death of Mr. Henry Walter Moore, M.A.,
fellow and classical lecturer of this college, who expired
on October 4. Mr. Moore, who was the son of the Rev. J.
W. Moore, M.A., rector of Hordley, near Ellesmere,
Shropshire, was formerly post-master of Merton College,
where he obtained a second class in classics, both in the
firs, and second public examinations. In 1864 be pro-
ceeded to his B.A. degree, and the same year he was
elected fellow of Exeter College.

Betting : 3 to 1 agst Nabocklish, 4 to 1 ngst Vic-
toria, 5 to 1 apt Opposition, T to I apt Game-
cock, 8 to 1 eget the Frogmore colt, and 10 to 1
eget Discretion. After a long delay at the post a
good start was effected, Rinaldo taking a slight lead
of Provisor and Mystery, but in a few strides Justice
to England suede play, followed by Provisor and Rinaldo.
After going about a hundred yards Opposition and
Victoria fell, and Marsh was severely shaken. Maing
round the far side Discretion went to to the front. Mystery
going on second, the Frogmore colt third, and Gamecock
fourth. When fairly in the 'might the Frogmore colt
made his effort, but the heavy weight told at the finish,
and he was beaten by Discretion by a length. Four
lengths separated the Frogmore colt from Gamecock,
Mystery was fourth, La Mut,• fifth, Rinaldo sixth. Caculs
and Nabocklish were neat, and Provisor cantered in last.
An objection against the winner on the ground of a cross
was talked of, but the deposit was not made, and nothing
resulted from it.

A STEEPLECHASE PLATS of 40 son ; winners extra.
About two miles.
Mr. Hobson's Patience, by Tile Cure—Moulton, aged, list

101 b . , . .
owner, 1
Mr. It. Sheppanfa Wade, 4 ate, 10st 71b ,car. IC:at UM,
(Mr. Grant' 2
Mr. Synod a Jam,. aged, llst 51b 'Alder, 3
The following also ran ,—(isear, Lady Douglas, and Ca:ntllus.
.

Betting : 6to 4 east Patience, 7 to 4 apt Oscar, and 5
to 1 apt any other. Oscar mule play with a slight lead
of Jassy, Lady Douglas, and Wade, Patience and Camillus
being lost. The order was maintained for about half a
mile, when Oscar gave way to Lady Douglas and Jassy,
Oscar going on third, while Patience with Camillus were
well up. At the bottom turn Oscar and Lady Douglas
gave way, and Patience, waited upon by Wade, took up
the running, but the first-named, never afterwards being
beaded, won cleverly by half a length. Four lengths off
Jaggy was third ; Lady Douglas was fourth, Oscar fifth,
and Camil* last.
Tug BRItMLEY CUP of 15 101r1., added to a sweepstakes of
3 sovs, each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; gentlemen riders
allowed Fab. About a mile and a half.
Mr. 11 'Queen's Royal Tartan, by the Great Unknown—
Sensation's dam, 3 yrs, 9st 71b (Putter) 1
311 r. lf. Rhy's, Jun., Preferment, S yrs, tat 71b (J Reeves) 2
ler. C. J. Tattersall's Little Pickles, 4 yrs, lOst Lib
(Er. Yates) S
'The following also ran :—Justice to England, Nell Owynne, St.
lager, Seaweed, Princess Alice, Fair lady, and brown maze ipedl-
gees unknown).
Betting : 6to 4 apt Preferment, sto 2 apt Royal Tar-
tan, and 6to 1 "bar two." Fair Lady getting the best of
a bad start, went away with a clear lead of Seaweed, Pr/t-
-hriftiest, Little Pickles, and Royal Tartan, Nell Gwynne
haat bat. IA this ceder they rue ter about threeivartets

MUSIC AND DANCING LICENSES.

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1866.

" ifiIDICLMEX ZIEWORK'

William Bain applied for a license for music and dancing
for the Strand Music-hall, Strand.
Mr. Sleigh, in support of the application, said the
present occupier sought a license for music and dancing,
and he believed that since Mr. Bain had been in possession
he had entitled himself to the consideration of the justices.
Be WAS placed there by the official liquidator of the Carat
of BankruptcT and it would be a great act of hardship to
the creditors if the license was refused. Last year Mr.
Syer was refused a license for dancing, and on • question
being put by him to the bench as to what constituted
dancing, he was told that he must interpret the law for
himself,
or that he must get some one to do so for him.
Mr. Syer accordingly did that which he did not consider to
be morally or 1 y wrong, but in March last the justices
of the Holborn vision regarded what he had done as •
mark of contempt of the license of this court, and refused
him the renewal of his spirit license. Mr. Syer afterwards
obtained • license from the excise for the sale of spirits,
but for that Mr. Bain was not responsible, for at that time
he had nothing to do with the place. If the license was
not granted the creditors would be sufferers to • great

Win iawnid fir 84.1 tie. in sliver, in titiOli ken- 't
-r
read. The punk sine picked up by a little boy, and
carried into the Shard's Arms public-house, whore the
prisoner, his brother, and a third man were drinking in
trent of the bar. The little fellow, addressing them, asked
if the puree belonged to them, and one of them took it out
of hi Band, and gave him 2d. This circumstance coming
to the knowledge of the owner she applied to Mr. Alfred
Brown, a corn dealer close to the Shard's Arms, and be in-
formed her that it would be all right, for that the purse
was in the hands of a respectable person, a friend of his
brother. On making further inquiries Mrs. Bushell found
that the watch had been redeemed soon after the purse
I had been taken posessaion of, and not being able to get •
restoration of her property she applied to this court, and
her statement led to the appestanoe of the defendant be-
fore Mr. Elliott. At the last examination the defendant
said the purse had been taken possession of and the watch
redeemed by a person he knew very well, but whose name
be was not acquainted with, and the case was remanded to
give time for finding that person and bringing him to this
court.
On the parties now appearing it was stated that since
the last examination the watch and purse had been sent
1 back totheirowner, but not the difference in silver between
' that which the puree contained and that which it oust to
redeem the watch, and no account had been given or ob-
tained of the third man.
Mr. Elliott remarked that the complainant had been put
to considerable inconvenience and expense by the conduct
of the defendant and his brother, and if they wished to
make a reasonable compensation for the loss and trouble
he would say no more in the matter, but if not, the case
must stand over to a future day to bring forward the third
party, and the pawnbroker.
The parties refused to make any compensation, and the
came was adjourned to • future day.

FRI* LA,

degree
question being put, the license was refused by 7
to 2.
John Samuel Sweasey and William Holland applied for a
license for music and dancing for Weston's Husio-hall,
High Holborn. but.one for music only was granted'; as was
also the case with regard to the Philharmonic Institution,
Islington.
In the case of the Arches-hall, Villiers-street, Strand, a
license for music and dancing was refused.
In the ease of Willis's Rooms, Ring-street, St. James's,
a license for music was unanimously granted.
John Caldwell applied for a license for music and danc-
ing for his Assembly Rooms, Nat. 19, 20, and 21, Dean-
street, Soho, which was unanimously granted.

AZETTE.

twos or SoLlcrrOSS AND susrata PARTICULAR' TO RR
OBTAINED AT THE 077101 OP THE OEM ItIGIBTRAR,
°MST Or BANKROncrr, aisisoliaLlearliST.l
• BANKRUPTS.
JOHN SEEMS, Strand, commisidon agent, to =render Oct. !3,
at 12.
Gaonon WILTON, Stringer-row, Deptford-road, decorative
painter, Oct. 23, at 11.
JOHN BRIM?, East-street, Bloomsbury, railway booking clef%
Oct 17, at 11.
SANCEL HOMIER, Roaebury-street, Bermondsey, assistant to a
dairy keeper, Oct. 17, at 12.
Manua Joss's Massa, Woburn, Beds, grocer, Oct. 17, at 12.
HENRY MOORS GOODCHILD, Walthamatow, late warehoo...—
Oct. 11, at II
SMART BARRAIT, Orendon, North---
17, at 12.
WILLIAX WOO?, Yount Pleasant.
grocer, Oct. 17, at 12.
WILLIAM HOMEY, Regent-street, draper, Oct. 17, at 1.
JoblinerLyettyllCA,Bwotrennawan.dh....Gionoge..Wouctestlw.rulidoul2, Iramonger.
Gilmer WRIT', Chilhans, Kent, carpenter, Oct. 17, at I.
JOBS RICHARD SAvARES, Twickenham, china clealer,Oct.l7,at 11.
HURT SPICES, Ealing, broker, Oct. 17, at 11.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Wimboltetreet, Bethnal-green, LW li-
censed victualler, Oct 17, at 11.
010201 HARDING FIELD, Grosvenor Wharf, Pimlico, barge
builder, Oct. 17, at 11.
WILLIAMARNIE GRAY, Rutland-etreet, Stepney, late merchant,
Oct. 13, at 11.
PRIX PARILLOW, theitmireat, Kingsland-road, timber merchant,
Oct 23, at 11.
JOSEPH WILLIAM 110501, Deptford and Greenwich, carman,
Oct. 23, at IL
Joint At Mu. Ptulnateed, Kant, labourer in Woolwich Annul,
Oct ?3, at IL
Join' HOLDAWORTH, lalen'a-place, Bethnal-green, wheelwright,
Oct. 13, at it
Romer Ds Cann. Sonth-slrest, Wandsworth, tatildee's clerk,
Oct. 33, at 12.
URN Cnitnnnon, Cornwallis-road, Upper Holloway, ivory
carver, Oct. 23, at 12.
WILLIAM DISCH, New Kent-road, hatter, Oct. 23, at I.
IturgAnnTlionteFtercuia,Hallsham,Suaaex,surgeon,Oct.23,atl.
WILLIAM PR/MT, Whitstable, Kent, boolmaker, Oct. 28, at 1.
lamas Tummy', Deptford, engine manufacturer, Oet 18, at 11.
THOMAS EDWARD Kiwn.mt, Kingston-on-Thames, botcher, Oct.
18, at
RAIXONDII. KLAPP'S, City-road and Ccenptan-irtreek Oltalmenrell,
confectioner, Oct. 18, at 11.
Jogs Homi DIMPT, Myatt-terrace, Brixton, proprietor of a
newspaper, Oct. 18, at 11.
WALTER CAntiow Couul an, Upper Norwood, theatrical pro-
perty maker, Oct. 18, at 11.
101112 FILM79OII, Jewin-creacent, City, hawker, Oct. 18, at U.
Jam HAWDON, Clarenoe-road, Bow, widow, Oct 18, at U.
WILLIAM HowARD, Church-st. Camberwell, palntar,Oct. 18, at IL
THOMAS SHITH, High-street, Wapping, stevedore, Oct. 18, at 12.
lomat Waimea,Cline-court, t, newspaper prop*.
toe, Oct 18, at IL
WILL/ ill MAW', Wateedentrchambers, Great Towerutrest,
a engtheer, Oct. 18, at 12.
HENRYN Piecing PASIMORZ, Old Kent-rd., plumber, Oct. 18, at It
010201 MARSTON NIWILBX, Smith's-square, Westminster, livery
stable keeper, Oct. 18, at 12.
THOMAS lticz, Il6sbanda4treet, Golden-square, Oct. 18, at 1.
MAMA DONNITHORIN PALIaa, Cleell-fdrest, Strand, boarding.
house keeper, Oct_ _
_lB at I.
WILLIAMJoHNSON, Maidstone, bay dealer, Oct. 13, at 1_
WILLIAM Woorron, New North-street, Red lion-square, sheep
dealer, Oct. 18, at I.
THOMAS WILLIAM OOTIIITIT, Chepstow-place, Bowater, gen-
tleman, Oct. 18, at L
SARAH Am DOOM, Chepstow-place, Bayswater, spinster, Oct.
18, at 1.
Mamas Uttar, Pentonville-road, bootmaker, Oct. 16, at 11.
HENRY JACOB, Old Gloucester-street, Holton, and Hoskin Old
Town, wood carver, Oct. 16, at 1_ .2
UNIT DAGWILL, James-diet, Covent-garden, vegetable sales-
men, Oct. 16, at 1.
JOBS HDnaT DEW, Stamford-sireet, Slackfriara-road, land
agent, Oct. 16, at 1.
ANDIMW Batson, Rood-lane, City, and Barbados, West Indies,
general merchant, Oct. 18, at 1.
AnOter 'EMIT, Strand, dealer in wines, Oct. 17, at I.
ACHILLIt Lin/ions, Hawley-road, Kentish Town, commie ion
agent, Oct. 17, at 1.
DAVID ATRIA, Wedneabury, Staffordsh., chemist, Oct. 17, at 12.
DAsiEL HUNT CLARE, Coventry and Leicester, shoe nusuutae-
turer. Oct. 19, at 12.
1 JAMS PHILLIPPS, Athelstone-hip, near Hereford, gentleman,
Oct. 19, at It
WILIJAII HENRY Batism, Stoke-upon-Trent, earthenware
dealer, Oct. 19, at 12.
EDMUND BILAILINOTON DAVENPORT, Bucknell, lihrophire, land
agent, Oct. 19. at 12.
.TotiN EVANS, Whitland, Carmarthenshire, draper, Oct. 17, at 11.
WILLIAM HARPORD GLOVER PHELPS, Burnham, Somersetahlre,
doctor of medicine, Oct 19, at 11.
Charms Osurrrras, Chester, Sour dealer, Oct. 16, at 12.
ROBERT WDONALD, Liverpool, late merchant, Jan. 3, at 11.
JONATHAN CUNLIFIN, EsmabottoM, Lancashire, cOMIMMIOII
agent, Oct. 16, at 11.
JoASPH Marne, Workington, Cumberland, ale merchant, Oct
17, at It.
BIIILIA.IIIII CRUTCH XIMNICOTT (Rey.), lionkwoarmonth, Dur-
ham, clerk, Oct. 16, at 12.
EMANURI. MORRIS and Tows Wawa, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
jewellers, Oct. 17, at 12.
Gnome Com Birmingham, working jeweller, Nov. 2, at 10.
II UGH PLAYsTED Uwe= RICHASMION, Birmingham, account-
ant's clerk, Nov. 2, at 10.
Duman Janos Damao, Oxford, leather seller, Oat. 17, at 11.
Bodes? EATON, Wolverhampton, late grocer, Oct. 20, at 12.
JANIS RoIIHISON, Remick, Cumberland, labourer, Oct. It. at 11.
THOMAS BROCRLEHURST, Wednesbury, Btaffordahire, dealer in
British wines, Oct. 17, at It
PWrER SPACEMAN, Winterbourn Itassett,Wilta, earter,Oct.l9, at 11.
JOHN MATTHEWS, Worcester, lionmonvr, Oct. 18, at 11.
CHARM DNA'S, Uppingham, Ratlandahire, photographer, Oct
9, et 10.
WILLIAM MADRIN, Llanrhoe, Carnarvonehire, licensed victualler,
Oct. 8, at 12.
Jost PH BSTrISON, Oainaborough, Lincolnshire, journeyman
millwright, Oct. 16, at 10.
THOXAs IN/MS=T Butts, Bromley, Shropshire, schoolmaster,
Oct. 31, at 12.
MARLIN LLD, York. timer, Oct. 17, at 11.
iticorrsneocMAßAlTlßH.tmanrit CLasswielx, Washbrook, Suffolk, Innkeeper,
Oct. 22, al 11.
TllStoke
--Trent,
beerseidealer, 20n
, at
11.
ThiOct. 20, at 11.

auctioneer, Oct.

e, Upper Clayton, Pus*

JosepH Boron, Burstein, batty collier, Oct. 20, at 11.
ILcrriticw TUT, Jun., Kingetonupon.Hull, grocer, Oct. 17, at 11.
WILLIAS ROUGHTON,KIngaton-upon-Hull,shoentakerOct.l7,atl2.
SAMUEL SALT, Newcastle-under-Lyme, auctioneer, Oct. 20, at 11.
JOHN J•111N NICHOLSON, Bislumweennouth, grocer's aulatant,
Oct. 23, at 1.
HENRY TOOHACH, If onkwearmouth Shore, labourer, Oct. 23, at 1.
ALTItIII PHILLIPS, Coventry, currier, Oct. 16, at S.
ALIMILDSIAI/AuAtl, Manchester, commeri. traveller, Oct. 23, 4 91.
LAST EXAMINATIONS.
Nov. 13. W. J. Theme, Twyford, Buckinghamshire grocer-
Nov. IG. T. Al. Brooks, Brighton, de -Nov. 16. N. Ornery,
Gravesend, and Lamb-street, Spitalfie ds, china dealer-Nov. 16.
C. Prebble, Dont:1111d, near Sittangbourne, gentleman-Nov. 16.
J. Prost, Dover, beerseller-Noy. 16. C. Barrow, Woodford-
bridge, Essex, commission agent-Nov. 20. T. Evans, Lewisham,
Kent, builder--Nov. 20. C. Neale, fit. James's-street, Bermond-
sey, builder-Nov. 22. E. Arnold, Brabant-court, Clty, discount
ageut-Nov. 2L T. Darch, Kent's-place, North Wharf-road car-
man -Nov. 22.. C. J. Menyers, Higbetreet, Wapping, publican-
-Nov. 22 J. Mattel, Charlotte-mews, Tottenham.court-road,
bedstead manufacturer-Nor. 22 J. Pearce, John's-place, Bal-
aton, bookseller-Nov. 20. S. L. Palmer, Charles-street, Hackney,
tailor-Nov. 22 0. Paalrbis, Douglas-street, Westminster coal
merchant-Nov. '22. 0. F. Roper, Red Lion-sonar., clerk in the
War-otliee-Nov. 22. O. Seymour, Tottenham-court-road, chemist
-Nov. 22. O. West, Savoy-hill and Savoy-buildings. Strand,
leather dealer-Nov. V. P. J. Warnier Pear-tree-street, Go*•
well-street, lamp manufacturer-Nov. 23. J. Walker, Prince's-
road, Notting-hill, plasterer-Nov. 22. 0. H. Whitfield, Little
Queen-street, Holborn, general dealer-Nov. 23. W. D. Simpson,
Dartford, Kent, victualler-Nov. 23. 11. Smith, New-street, Lam-
beth-Nov. 23. .1. Welton, Carlton-grove, Peckham, carpenter-
Nov. 23. W. Goatley, Church liandborough, Oxfordshire, farmer
-Nov. 23. G. K. Blofield, Eattleaden, Suffolk, pig dealer-Nov.
El. B. T. Howard, Winchester, retired 'unitary officer-Nov. 23.
E. Ferrer, Twyford, Hampshire, grocer-Nov. 23. 8. G. Tatteraall,
Yarehani, Hampshire, auctioneer-Nov. 23. W. Atkins, Am-
herst-road, Hackney, cattle dealer-Nov. 23, J. Butcher, Oak-
lane, Limehouse, livery stable keeper-Nov, 20. W. L. Burke,
High Holhiorn, frame maker-Nov. 23. R. Burrows, Shakespeare-
terrace, Upper Holloway, greengrocer-Nov. 23. W. Cooke,
Elizabeth place, Peckham, publisher-Nov. 23. T. Daniels, Globe-
yard, South Molton-street, engraver-Nov. 23. 0. Mercer, Chat-
ham, Kent, porter-Nov. 9. J. Phebe, Felix-terrace, Liverpool-
road, provision dealer-Nov. 9. Z. Jutting, Old Kentroad, late
licensed victualler-Nov. 9. J. Williams, Alexandra-terrace, KU-
burn, chemist's maistant-Nov. 9. H. Malcolm, Lonseacre, glass
dealer-Nov. 18. K. 'Mackenzie, Rpencervillas, Battersea, sub-
accountant-Nov. 13. W. H. Day, Forest.hill-road, Peckham-rye,
journeyman public-Louse fitter-Nov. 16. B. Ware, White Lion-
street, Chelsea, coffeehouse keeper-Nov. 22. W. Turnbull, Mad-
dox-street, Regent-street, tailor-Nov. 23. G. Rogers, Great Col-
lege.street, Camden-town, accountant-Nov. 33. A. Striont, Ken-
sington-gardens-square, lodginghouse keeper-Nov. 80. A. New-
man, Marketplace, Flnehley, Laker-Nov. 30. C. Tozoklos,
Enston-road, cheesetnonger-Nov. 30. E. T. Thomson, Richmond,
Surrey, literary writer-Nov. 30. W. H. Johnson, Forest-hill,
Kent, hardwareman-Nov. 30. 0. Strait, Carlton-grove, Batter-
sea-park, Wilder-Nov. 30. 01. Bellingham, last-street, South-
wark, heershop keeper-Nov. lg. 11. Armour, Worcester, eabinet
maker-Nov. 16. J. Hemming, Birmingham, Jeweller-Nov. 16.
R. Haines, Tipton, Staffordshire, charter master-Nor. Pt. J.
Palmer, Nottingham, builder-Nov. 27. H. Hodgkinson,Leicester,
beerhouse keeper-Oct. 30. W. Wilson, Leeds, builder-4 Mt. 30.
R. Searth, Guishorough, Yorkshire, corn miller--Ott. 30. W.
Burnett, sen.. Wetherby, Yorkshire, anctioneer-Oct. 20. J.
Garbutt, Leeds, dryealter-Oct. 3'. 0. E. Williamaon, Horaforth,
Yorkshire, farmer-Oct. 30. H. Vanes, Halton, near Leeds, horse
dealer-Nov. 2. D. Grayson. Over, Lancashire, book.keeper-
Oct. 23. W. S. Barley, Sheffield, engineer -Oct. 16. T. Hardman,
Back Manchester-street, Lancashire, medicine vendor-Oct. 29.
Elizabeth Whittam aad S. Whittam, Allies Platting, Lancashire,
shoe manufacturers-Oct. 24. J. Barker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
manufacturer of earthenware-Oct. 24. W. Kitching and T. H.
Petty, West Hartlepool, printers-Oct. 30. •W. Proctor, Carlisle,
ironmonger-Oct. 24. J. W. Ward, West Hartlepool, builder-
Oct. 24. Sarah Burnside, Darlington, Durham, dealer In coals
-Oct. 26. Mary 13izabeth Stanley, Landpert, Hampshire. late
grocer-Oct. 20. W. L Jullitre. Landport and Southsea, Hamp-
shire, late grocer-Oct. en T. Scudamore, Hereford, innkee
-Oct. 53. T. Lemay, Hereford, hairdresser-Oct. 19. B. Collins,per
Blufield, Berkshire, timber dealer-Oct. 26. W. X Revill, Don-
caster, Joiner-Oct. 18. G. Oldtleld, Kilburn. Derbyshire.
tire miller-Nov. 14 J. Cartner, Holm. Cultrain. Cumberland,
Journeyman Inickmaker-Nov. 8. J. Ashley, Eriswell, Suffolk,
blacksmith-Oct. 29. 8. R. Smyth, Milnthorpe and
Westmoreland, tutor-Oct. 27. 0. F. Johnson, Headless-cross.
Worcesterchire, beerhouse keeper-Oct. 30. C. Cowdray, Attle-
borough. Norfolk. plumber-Nov. 14. James Curter and John
Carter, liariansleigh, Devonshire - Oct. 17. J. King. Worcester,
licensed victualler-Oct. 16. J. Davies, Llandudno, lodging-house
keeper-Oct. 18. R. Davies. Conway, Denbighshire,licenaed
victualler-Oct 16. B. Blackburn, Stockton-on• Tees, carter-Oct.
16. Mary Moss, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, worsted seller-pet.
24. J. Harwood, North Levertnn, Nottlngluunahlre, auctloneer-
Oct. 24. T. Hewitt, Oringley-on.tine-11111, Nottingtamehire,
wheelwright-Oct. 24. W. Taylor. Ordeal. Nottinghanuthire,
Innkeeper-Oct. 29. W. Brookfield, St. Helen's, lanculaire,
grocer-Oct. 17. J. Walker sad W. Sedgwlck, Engeiey, Stafford-
shire, fishmongers-Nov. 16. W. Wetherell. sen., Upper lam.
bourne, Berkshire, late trainer of horses--Oct. IS. N. Julian,
Ipswich. hone dealer-Oct. 23. J. Hard' , Sunderland-Nov.
'23. C. Watson, Maabrough, Yorkshire, beeritoeee keeper-Nov.
17. W. R. Johnson, Wolsinghain, Durham, innkeeper-Nov. 22.
T. Waller, Midhurst, Some:, Hammed hawker--04,12- A. B.
Graves, Willington, Durham, surgeon's asnistant-04. U. J. C.
Toehach, South Shields, surgeon-Oct. 10. J. P. Yeo, mom,
Cornwall. horse miner-Oct. 10. 8. Mitchell, Jun., Camberne,
Cornwall-Nov. 18. 8. Cox, Ematboarne, ilassex, shoemaker-
Oct. 24. J. E. Validness and Miry Xeres!, Sunderland, inn-
keepera
JOINT STOCK coxrAnts ACTS.
NORTH PAZ COPP'S AID TIN 11111110 COMPANY (LINITIV,
Nov. 21, at Baaltighlal-street-to make a call on Class Aof LI.
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