The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-11 00:00:00

DMDINDS.

June 6. A. A. (Merrier, Woolwich, I:Denman of
the Royal Norse Artillery—May O. J. & Gates, Folkodone,
stationer, -June& J. Jones, Jun. Areheretreet, Ila3nuarket, all-
vervnilth —June h. G. Levey and C. Robson, Urest isee,trthd,
Vetter lane, printem—Jane 19. J. Perks and A. Perks, Burton-
upou.Trent, Lrewers —June at. W. E. Wood and J. Y. linen.
wood, Tame Valley and Rinustntry Wood Collieries, near Tam.
worth, brickmakers—June 6. W. J. (Morse, Oloucert Ir. stock
broxer—tiny xt. T. Si. Matthenn, Plymouth, wine me:. han:
Slay SO. U. Blackburn awl J. Blackburn, tiontersol, Yorkshire,
cloth mantdaeturers—May :Pi. I. Tong, Kelghley, Yorkshire,
tobactxmlat—May V- W. J. liruebrook. Liverpool, ruernMult—
May 2t. W. Langley, Liverpool, Joiner—May 27. A. Tim:norm.
Birkirrhead, grocer-- May =. J. %Cellar, Liverpool, commis-4Mo
agent—May Itn. T. O. JOll,l, ilalkin Mountain, Fllntaldre, draper
—May YS. J. Daukerley and W. Dempsey, lioUlavtood, Lence-
nhtre, corn dealer—May 24. J. T. Bennett, Ilanehester. provi•
Mon merchants—May 2.. J. Cooke, Newton liner, chenlshe,
publiam—May •21. U. Booth, J. Viarharst..l. Winterhottom, and
J. Redfern, Moiteamin.Longdendale, Cheshire, hat manulao-
Borers—May 22. W. Woolley, Houghton, Lancashire, carter.
May 2:.0. T. Tiplady, linunham,Yorimhire, Innkeeper—Ma y tit R.
Stoker, Bilbrough, Yorkshire, butcher—May W. T. Whitaeld,
Wetherhy, Yortahlre,toinur—June 2U. J. Woodraffe, Athuktoue,
Waxericknldre, felimunger.
PARTSIIBIIIIII
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J. Watson. It.Winrl
. sou 'I Ilawurth, \~uringten, Lana-
s'aire, cotton manufacturers—J. Watson and It. Watson, Oswald-
twiatle, Lancashire, cotton spinners—J. Beevors and J. Rycroft,
Mesborough, Yorkshire, Joiners—W. Chillingworth and J. O.
Greet Tower...treat, City, wine suereltants—E.
Higgins and .1. Higgins, Antbleside, Westmoreland, Joiners—C,
Leighton, J. Williams, and IL Bentley, Lougton, Staffordshire,
coal maarer", so far as regards K. Bentley—v.. J. Myth, C. G.
Blyth, sal W. Nicholas, Cripplegabolatikilngs, City, who'esale
clothier', sO far as nizard ; W. Nlcleilcs—F. Young and 0. Toung,
tiliafteabury and Cll.l/1t.,11 Marshall, Doesetshire, tanners—W.
Mathews and O. 11. Nal, Kingswhifonl. Staffordshire, coal
nuaters—J. Wilde and 11. Hunt, Ashton-under-Lyne, builders--
Y. Hargreaves, hones Mary eaves. S. Ilargvcarus, John liar
grearea, and!. Mnorlionse, kaetendn'.l and Buseendale. Lancs.
cotton waste dealers, oi far as rennin J. Moorlionae
(I. F. Pitman and A. Edwards. Yenelturelbstreet and Lloyd's,
shiphrokers—J. cloodwin and F. G. Mason, ktiradrighluu, mud
merchants—W. Barron and J. Trotter, Thorne's. Isle of Wight,
fowlers—T. Ileid awl J. C. Smith, &Amor and Marlowe', Hert-
fordshire, corn merchants—M. Prentice. E. C. Prentice, E 11.
Prentice. and E. Coote, Ststwinarket, Suffolk, chemical manufac-
turers, so far as regards it. Conte—J. Lord and J. Hamer, Par-
ton, Lanasture, cotton waste spinners—E. Aslsiden •decessed
unto. Wanaey, Liverpool. pro.ision merchanta—M. Mason and
J. Botcher, 'Amines's., Ibminshtre. timber merchants—J. A.
Archbold and M. E. Archbold, Woolcr. Northumberland, grocers
—A. Dingley and E. A. Dam-rove, Birmingham, jeweilers—J.
Currie and K. AMeek, Manchester, silk mercers—C. Cateaus and
I. bateaux. Mincing-lane—K. C. Clark awl 11. B. Bawl. Pal-
toisal•,rourb, wimcroAshlre, rug manufneturere—W. Some and
H. Gray. Old tavetnitelvstreet. tisfordstmer. plc".
dealen—
E. W. Downing and Y.. J. B. Downing, brown-street, At. Ilsryk,
bone, bruahniskers—T. Anderson, li. Fieldhoute, and J. Lund,
Br.elh;ril, woolooploni-11 it. fiee and W. Evan.. Dent*: tin-
bet merchants—A. M. Owen, L Cochran, and J. ROW, Liverpool,
gctieful ship store dealers—ti. N'htw and W. 'l'. Stakes, W, at-
brointrich, Staffer shire, boiler makers—H. 11. Hind and J. Pet•
linger. Lincoln, cabinet makers—A. J. Cohen and M. Ansull,
Cannon-street East. wine merchants,
SCOTCH 811QUEST/tATIONS.

THOMAS CALUMILL, hu,key, atiter, nay 111, at the County Motel,
Paisley.
HOnN Wimc, Stecenatoo, grocer, May 17, at the Ayr Anna
Hotel, Ayr.
MICHAIL THOYAIL coal merchant, May 17, at the
Faculty Hall. Glasgow.
DUNCAN BUCHANAN And JAHR., GILMOUR, Glanow, grocers,
May 17, at the Foully Hall, tillscon•
DAVID Wiumt, Aberdeen, merchant, May 21, at the City Hotel,
Ahentecn.
JANIS MITCHELL, bleu, baker, May 18, at the Station Hotel,

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council of tne Society of Arts have resolved to offer the
gold medal of the society and a prise of fifty guineas for
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