The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-02 00:00:00

DIVIDEND&

Feb. 14. W. Newson, 01;nreiitiTriliTie merchant-Feb. 21. A.
Morgan, Cardiff, bootmaker-Feb. 20. A. Carmichael, Exeter,
draper-Feb. 21. barna Martha Lyons, Ripon, Yorkshire, watch-
maker-Feb. 21. I. Huddkaton. Scarborough, miller-Feb. tn.
Y. Murton, Manchester, miller-Feb. 15. O. H. Beaty, Chester-
le-Street, Durham. woollen draper-Feb. 15. R. Ahoy. Darling-
ton and Durham, hootmaker-Yet. 19. W. Burdon, South Shields,
blacksmith-Feb. 20. W. Woodroffe, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, late
victualler-Yeb. In. W. Shorten, Helper, Derbyshire, tobacco.
nist-Yeb. It. A. Brayton!, Tunatall, Staffordshire, grocer - Feb.
11. R. W. Palmer. ltotesdale, Suffolk, grocer-]larch O. T. Brock-
bill, Northallerton. Yorkshire, joiner-Feb. As. J. )(skein, Bris-
tol, linendraper.
PARTNIRSHIPS DISSOLVED.

D. Anderson and J 7 W. Chisholm,Live—rimol; metal brokers—
IL Powell and G. G. Pearson, Glil &mai street, City, silk brokers
—R. Hoskeit and W. R. Hosken, Criniscottetreet, Bermondsey,
iron founders—W. Evans and Sarah Anne Evans (executrix of
Evans, deceased, Shrewsbury. painters—W. Herringahaw and
J. W. Pendleton, Leicester, boot manufacturers—J. It Barnes,
W. A. Neck, and G. W. Dennls,Colchester, solicitors—W. Chalfont
and C. Payne, Uxbridge, corn merchants—O. GlanviU and
J. N. Stilwell, St. Ann's-lane, General Post-office, wholesale trim-
ming manufactures—G. Sparrow, aen., T. Sparrow, and G.
Sparrow, Jun , Nottingham. painters, so far as regards T. Spar-
row—T. Sandwith and 11. Walker. Beverley, Yorkshire,
physician—T. C. Kirby, W. Parrott, nod T. Timndns, Birming-
ham, wine merchants, so far as regards W. Parrott—J. IL Bear,
.1 Bear, and G. Bear, New-road, St. Georgein.the-East, tobacco
manufacturers, so far as regards .1. Rear—W. Morley and H.
Morley, Barnsley, stay manufacturers—W. E. Hook and H.
Teach, Plymouth, photographers—J. Irwin and T. Gartaide,
Liverpool, cotton dealers—it. Jobson and W. L. T. Foy, Great
St. Helen's, City—E. U. Lord and A. Taylor, Wormatale Holme
Mill, near Rawtenstall, cotton spinners—J. R. Cuthbert and J.
Erhart, Huddersfield. chemists—N. Marlor, W. Marlor, 11. Mar-
la, and E. Marlow, Denton. Lancashire, hat manufacturers, so
far as regards R. Marlor—J. P. Wall, J. H. D. Jehting, and X
Harrison. i Young Ladies' Jounial —J. Clifford and W. 0. Proverbs,
Birmingham, printers-1L Thornton awl T. W. Read, Beeches,
Suffolk, brewers-8. 8, Smith and F. C. Bayly, Mark-lane, City—
J. Dawson, J. Parkin, and J. Greenwood, Huddersfield, woollen
manufacturers—J. G. Clough and T. Myers, Bradfori, woolsta-
plers—ht. Jenkins and F. Waterhouse, Rotherham. boiler maws-
&cturers—D. Malley and P. Schulte, Salford, cotton spinners—
A. Whitehouse and A. Mears, Hempstead-road, and High-street,
Camden-town, jewellers—C. Gardner, Jun., and J. J. Traer. Mani
cheater, ship brokers—J. hilunires and H. Blamires, Rashcliffe
Mills. near Huddersfield, woollen spinners—W. Francis and A.
Jackson, GrayArinn.road. lithographers—J. Burgess and J. Kent,
Atoke-upon.Trent, nurserymen—A. M. Maylard and T. Mlle,
Fenchurch.street, shiplirulers—G. Smith and M. Chapman,
Ipswich, grocers-4. Poppelwell and M Poppelwell, North
Shields, sail makers—Hannah Booker and Mary Booker, Chester.
field, pastrycooks—W. 11. Crew and 11. A. Swan. Liverpool. metal
brokers—H. W. Gambler and T. B. Brown, Balsall Heath ,near
Birmingham, manufacturers of boiler csonpoeition—J. Smith
and W. smith, Swinton. Yorkshire, boat bullders—J. Whitaker
and B. Emmett, Keighley, Yorkshire, coal merchants—T. Bel,.
libigton and D. Robinson, Manchester, stonemasons—J. Shanks,
A. Crosfield. and Elizabeth Croisfield executrix of S. croangid,
deceased,. St. Mamie, Lancashire, manufacturing chemists—
H. Clarke and J. A. Clarke Nottinghion, manufacturers of
trimmings—T. Crabtree and J. Jackson. "Antal. Yorkshire, corn
millers—W. liVormlek and W. Philips. Glasgow, merchants.
lIOUTCH fillQUOTnotis.
Bonner Smiles., Hamilton, builder, Feb. u, at the Douglas and
tlydesdale Hotel (Arkle's , liandlton.
Janes Bisect CUNNINGHAX, Edinburgh, milliner, Feb 6, at'
Lyon and Turnlntll's Roams, Edinburgh.
Joffe WiLLOnelcb. Brechin, tailor, Feb. 8, at the Commercial
Hotel, Itrachlu.
JAMES WHYTI and ELMAIRTH WERT& Coatbrialge, drapers.
Feb. 8, at the Royal Hotel,
JAmEs WHlllt (3. Smith and C 0.,, Airdrie, milliner, Feb. 8. at
the Royal Hotel, Airdrie.

THE PARIS EXHIBITION.—A meeting of the corn
mittee appointed by her Majesty's Commissioners for the
Paris Exhibition for the Representation of the History of
Labour before 1800 was held at the South Kensington
Museum yestenlay, when there were present—Earl Stan-
hope, in the chair ; Karl of Warwick, Earl Cadogan, Hon.
Ashley Ponaonby, Hon. Reginald Sackville West, Sir
Harry Verney, Bart., M.P. ; Sir Coutte Lindsay, Bert ;
Very Rev. Dr. Rock, Master of Merchant Taylors' Com-
pany Mr. R. tlodwin Austen, Lieutenant-Colonel Palmer.
The Rev. James Beck, M.A., and Mr.C. C. Black, M.A., the
secretaries of the committee, attended. Mr. H. Coles,
C. 8., Secretary to her Majesty's Commissioners, was also
present.
The half-yearly meeting of the Birmingham
Cha:oher of Commerce was held yesterday afternoon ; Mr.
T. S. Wright, the president, in the chair. The " report
contained nothing of special intone,.