The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-12 00:00:00

The —.onere of Sewers for the City of
London held their usual weekl meeting yesterday at the
&wen aces in the ; Mr. Deputy Ciiiturrrapre-
Mad.

Dr. Lanny, the Medical Officer of Health, reported on
the slate of 215 houses that had been inspected during the
week, and he submitted a list of thirty-six places for sanitary
improvement. lie also recommended that measures should
be takes for the registration of a house in Bracldepstreet,
Golden-lane, which is used as a common nightly lodgMg..
home, and advised that notice should be given for the dis-
continuance of the processes of gut-spinning and bladder-
blowing in one of the cow-houses in the Oty ; a process
which is injunons to the quality of the milk, on amount of
putrid emanations. He likewise reported that all the
=er.houses and markets in the City had been duly W-
end that the officers had seized 4,6811b5. of
meat as lath for human food-2,9361b5. were seined in
Nempate-tnarket, by Mr. Fisher ; 7651t5. in Leadenhall, by
Mr. Davidson; and, 900 in Newpte and elsewhere, by Mr.
Newmea. Of times quantities 4,27111 m. were seised on ac-
count at disease, 130 by memo of putridity, end 290
because of the animals having died from natural
Owes. All of it was sent to the boflers and
destroyed as human food. The mortality returns for the
week are a little above the average, but the increase has
been chiefly among infants and old pereons, from diseases
which are aggravated by the cold sod damp weather.
Deputy Loris observed that he sew that a large quantity
of unwholesome meat had been seized, and was reported
to have been destroyed. He should be glad to know in
what mown it was destroyed
Dr. Lwow paid by beteg II
-es beforArilli
cate-spost, Milli Ms opinion it was Milled, bspemftle Mit
it could 4Meward! be used for human food.

icipOooiiktseinTGeneri;iWirpossisnalde a report to the
court, having recommended that the suggestions
by Dr. Letheby far lig out the act in theTWOI
Loudon should be osrried out except that portion which re-
commended that the inspectors should go round to the
shops of tradesmen who were suspected of selling adul-
terated articles and purchase some of them with a view to
their beWg analyted.
Deputy Lorr opposed the expunging of this portion of the
repeat, and said appeared to him that it was very
much to the publicit intend that this duty should be per-
formed by the inspectors. He bebeved that if the inipor.
tent article of beer were analysed it would be found to con-
tain many nauseous ingredients, but it was not likely that
• poor min would go to the s pence and trouble at havift
on asayslo. He should the ore move as an amendment
the*** portion of the recommendation mingeeted by Dr.
Letheby which it was poned to expunge be retained.
Deputy Bun tau seconded the intendment, sod emu-eased
his opinion that it was only by means of the assistance of
their impactors that the act of parliament could be pro-
perly carried out for the advantage of the public.
Dr. Animus supported the original report, and said
that Dr. Letheby himself, upon consideration, felt that it
was not advisable to employ their inspectors in the manner
suggested, and to make common informers of them, as it
were. He also reminded the court that their medical
racer had the power to avail himself of the services of their
inspectors, if be thought they were neceami7 in any parti-
cular case; and he at the same time said that it was
doubtful whether the act of parliament gave them the
power to employ the inspectors in the way that was origi-
iittr.d. Wm. bra; /
some further conversation, the amendment was put
to the mutt and negatived, and the original report was de-
clared to be carried.

A letter wee read from Mr. Train, the projector of the
street railway system, expressing his regret at the decision
sans to by the coed at its led meeting to defer the consi-
deration of his plan for six months, and at the sees time
stating that he had obtained permission to lay down his rails
from the pariah of Hackney to the borders of the Oity, and
applyi for the permission of the court to extend it to the
pink as_ an experiment.
Deputy Lori said he thought the court had acted rather
impulsively upon the last oacesion in resolving to postpone
the matter for six mouths, without giving Mr. Train any
opportunity of explanetion, and he proposed that the pre-
sent application should be referred to the Improvement
Committee for oousideration.
Deputy Norm essendsd the motion.
Dr. AIIWIANI =premed his opinion that there were diffi-
culties cenneded with the proposed plea that could never
be avaracate Ia the aeoaded thoroughfares of the City, and
ha objected to reeffisaing the question.
The moil= et Dowdy Lott was carried.
The court shortly afterwards adjourned.

womnro IMPS CLUB AND READING-80011,

liffEkra

The new building which has been erected in
Duck-lane, very near the mated "On Tun Ragged Schools,"
and opposite the end of (it! • an, Westminster, was
opened
for t last reebealefiatsolfitC=Tiien of that district.
A meeting was therefore held to explain the objects and
plan of the institution. It was tolerably well attended by
working men, both young and old. The local committee of
promoters with some of their friends, numbering above
twenty ladies and gentlemen altogether, occupied the tipper
part of the room.
Mr. Jaws PATNI, Ambient-Judge of the Middlesex
Sessions, who wended, made own of hie anemia( and men-
raging speeches, relieved with quaint soap of ordinal vents
sad rhyming sentesess to mark the divisions of his subject.
He conclude* with a " tail-pleos," which he mid was No.
1,513 of that met of competitions delivered by him on
dmfilar occasions to the present. " One Tun and Duck.
lane," or "A Double Ditty about a Double Duty," diverted
the meeting with its clever allusions to the particular dr-
cunistanoes of the time and place.
The Rev.iMr. Prue; minister of Buckingham Chapel, then
'poke upon the moral and social advantages of an under-
taking lilts this ; after which Miss Annuals Coorrn, the
honorary erterstary to the local committee, read the proposed
rules of the institution. It. affairs are to he managed by •
committee of not more than twelve sleeted members, acting
in ceouwaction with the local committee. The member's sub-
seri is to be only a hollpenny • week. Any person who
neglects to pay his subscription, or who is judged by three
members guilty of improper conduct in the reading-room, will
be expelled. The books, periodicals, and newspapers to be
provided for their use must be suchas are approved by both
the committees. Lectures will be given every fortnight,
on y evening, when each member may introduce two
friends. The reeding-room will be open, to men only every
evening in the week, including Sun&y, from six o'clink till
ten, and each member is expected to assist in preserving
order. Coffee, if desired, but no alcoholic liquors, may he
supplied to
.members at cost price ; no smoking is to be
allowed d the lecturer. There is to be a religions
service every y evening, and a penny leak open on
Saturday ruglit.
A resolution to adopt these rule was moved by Colonel
SUM; and seconded in a moat earnest end pathetic
cesi,ry the Rev. Dr. FRY, of the Borough. Mews.
Welch, and Burnham also addressed the meeting,
and the resolution was unanimously agreed to.

SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER-RAM—
Tke brat great choral meeting this season of the Handel
Festival Choir takes place on Friday evening next, Dec. 14,
under the direction of Mr. Costa ; Maori's 12th Mass
being the work selected for rehearsal. The solos will be
euetainad by Miss Chambers, Miss Locellea, Mr. Evans,
and Mr. Pato', which with the 1,600 charade, is expected
to pods= se effort hitherto unheard.
Hasurn or LONDON. —The return Wined by the
Pogistrar-Oserral states that the deaths in London in the
week that oiled lent Saturday were 1,240 ; they wero not
quite so numerous as in the previous week, when they were
1,275. The averagge number of deaths as derived from re-
turns of oestapoediog weeks in the ten years 1860.9, and
corrected for iuerease of pipulation with a view to com-
parison, is 1,369. The present return, therefore, exhibits
• number less by 129 than that obtained by calculation, and
warrants the ounchuion that the public health is beet.,
than it usually has been at this season. In the last two
weak, the deaths caused by bronchitis were nearly equal,
its., 188 and 172 ; those by pneumonia, or inflammation of
the lungs, fell from 126 to 96, the result, perhaps, of the
mildness of the weather, the mean temperature of
last week having been higher by five degrees than that of
the previous fortnight. Phthisis in the sumo weekly periods
fell from 166 to 150. It may be not uninteresting to notice
the relative fatality of particular diseases in a certain period
of life ; for example, 60 to 89 pan. At that age last week
only 5 persons out of the 150 died of *abide ; 2 out of a
total number of 95 of pneumonia ;11 out of 24 of apoplexy ;
20 out of 31 of parelyais ; 18 out of 37 of heart disease ; and
51 out of 172 of hi ouchitic The deaths from measles irs.
reased from 50 in the previous week to 68 last week ; scar-
latina from 45 to 50 ; diphtheria from 9to 18; whooping-
weigh from 40 to 52. Five children died fora merles in the
subdistrict of St. John, Padmiles, 4 In that el Gray's-inn-
lane ; 4 died from scarlatina, 2 from diphtheria, and 4 from
whooping-cough in St. Peter, Walworth Five childrendied
from w hooping. Lough in St. Giles, North . Two children died at
diphtheria in a family at 21, Featherstone-street, Finsbury.
Six sosonerios died in the week. Out of 9 deaths from
burns and scalds, four were from the clothes taking fire.
which occurred to the daughter of ageneral labourer, aged
4 years ; the son bootmaker, aged ge
years, from a inciter
witch ; the wife of a watersma, aged 82 yearn ; and the son
of an engineer, aged G yeses. The son of a servant, aged 1
year, was fatal sodded in naaancinenee of his feet (when in
• It) being put into hot water. Last week the births of 92.1
boys and 891 girl, in all 1,814 ahnitrea, were mesterei in
London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years
1850-50 the soros number was 1,635.
Bers's HOMIROTATIMO COCOA. Ita delicious
aroma, grateful smoothness, and Invigerating power ham pro.
oared tie sanarai adoption as • kookiest Derange. 41b.,
gib., and llb. packets, at le. id. per lb., by the principal cooks
Labelled "James Epps,. Rommopolide Chemist, Loudon. —ad
vaitiasniant.i

[TWOPENCE.

IFSOH LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.
BANZILIPTS.
ELIA!' MtStirnu.D, Chesterton, Osaihrldgeshlre, buatwright, to
surrender Dec. 10 at 1. and Jan. 24 at 2, at Basmahalletreet.
Kola, Tarrant, Bond-court, Walb►ook, and Whitehead and
Freneh, Cambridge; off. aria_ Johnson, Basinshalistreet.
JOHN BROTH:MOM WHITAI.II. Little Britain, City, card maker,
Dee. 21 at 12, and Jan. 24 at 1, at Basillthallstreet. Sots.,
'nigher and Bona, Alderstate-stroet ; off. midi., Johnson, Basing-
halistreet.

FliansiWiiumrr, Benneretrea. St. Lutes, spiral flambeaux
manufacturer, and Wellington.rual, Bethnal-green, timber
merchant, Dec. 21 and Jan. 2a, at 12, at Basinghallatreet.
Sob. Miner and Co., Phllpoblane ; off. auk., Cannon, Alder-
manbury.
Joao Winn ItAanx, Yalding, Kent, farmer, Dec. 21 and Jan.
21, at 12, at Basingballstreet. bola, Doyle, Vern
GOrggsiln
hamandblefriorgan, Maidstone, Kent : off. main., Pennell,
HMIILY /ODD ANNUM, Bermondsey-street, Surrey, currier,
Doe. I sad Jan. 29, at 12, at 13asinghall.street. tioL, Rand,
Dolman-street of man. Edwa, As. Basinghallareet.
inw1:11 TATIOR, littmboarne, Doreetahlre, butcher, Dec. 21 and
Jan. Mt at 1, at Beanghalistreet. Bola , Church and Co.,
lioutbamptodbulidings ; off. man., Lee, Aldermanlinry.
HIM AMID BROM; Bomellareet,Comost.gardee, licensed
victualler, Dec. 21 at 2, and Jan. ta at 1, at Bastnatall.street.
B°l, Brutton, Basinghall-street off. Edwards, Basing-
ha betreet

B AT , Aldenhott, Hampshire, clab-house keeper,
Dee. 11 at 12, and Jan. DI at 1, at Bseinghallatreet. SoL,
Mariam, GINA Jantesotrost, Bedford row off. wig., Graham,
Colemasotatel
Joni Hogg! gAtenat, HAYWARD, Lodway_ Bomarsetahlre,
=M Des. fa Jan. 12, at U., as Mead Coon. Sok,
ad : off. aid
am*, Aeramaa, DrtatoL
IDWAIto WILLIAX LRIMARD, Reaper, Tod:dire, grocer, Dee. 11
"Ha& 12, at Lt, atlssedi Clara Bola, Cariesead Cladnertla,

0,1 11, at daredniii Iliewdenind reitee
Brookins' Ut., deltessinder-Lyne ; allel7Pfourn .
Joitirecortitte., eind lionala WOODWARD loowit.2. Lir tea
trierekinte, Deo. ID et IL aid Jan. le esl, at Lirerpoo Court.
Bole, lowndes and Co., Liverpool; Casenove,
Ltverpocd.
law AID EMMY CLOVOII, Manchester Dorton dealer, Dee. 27
an lan. at 1, at Manchester Court. Sol., Pemberton,
Liverpool ; of. nata., Berneman, Manctrater.
BATiILBUFTCIII4 A NNULLID.
Ote. V. /COM Lamm, Shetesid mannecturer of sheep sheen.
Doe. 10. William ILLlturoon ItcLrvan, etonehouse, Dom:Ware,

JOINT &roc' OOMPANIBB ACTS.
GILT WMPTIRN IRON COXPAgY (LooTAD,, Jan. t, at 11, at
Bristol Court—erst divans&
INBOLVINT PIITITIONZLB, AT PORTIJOAL43TRKAT.

aarvaa ca../ 41/MILMBRIVISZA LAW.
Dec. 14. 8. Turner, Evelyn-street, Deptford, farmer—O. W.
Stevenson, Danstable, Bedfordshire, tailor—J. Earl, Tudor.plime,
Tottenham.coart.road, earpeuter—D Chapman, Troy-town, Peck-
ham-rye, and latart.hill, Surrey, stonemason.
Dee 17. W. G. Collins, Great Cambridesstreet, Haekneproad,
boot =km

MEM NIL 0010116110NIll 1110110 Le.
Dec. 16. C IaIUI Seymour- lace, Camdentown, cheesemonger
—J. Adams, Abingdon. , tanaer—T. Lovelock. Paw.
W. B. Kennedy, Talbot-ter-
reeb"ll,lll9.4.lThellercinnamel oolours—T Johnson,
Mielsoleliwolreet, -town, and Tbanst-place, Strand, st-
terwayet4sw--A. Keeley, Great Portlandotreet, Orlordetreet,
adman—J. C. Chipman, Hollantletreet, Kensington . North.
Andlopotreet, arcemeoroquare :and North-row, North Auctley-
street, ale rasirelearet-4. Pranks, Wandsworth, Surrey, plumber
—W. Parrett, Onherd-termos, Kensington. sad LoabretlMPr-
dew, Notting-hill, bulldoze.
Dec. 17. J. Bitnonda, HailMord.street, falington—G. Plidek
Bwrisonetreet, Gray's-inn-road, chandler's-shop kesper—J.
Bullock, Churchotrcet, Militanketreet, clerk to a well borer—
S. Lyons, Little AIM-street, Ouodman'ollelda, tailor—A. lessee,
litaaleyetreet, Pimlico, attorney's clerk—O. T. Brain, Paris,
Trams, sod loyal Exchange-buildings. City. spent.
Dee.T. Monday, Park-street, Orcovenoroquare, butcher—.
J. Med, RILDOVOrdqUare. Kennington, foreman to a wholesale
11" Simpson Wlllow.cotrage, Pulliam, clerk to a con-
W. Webb, Beulah-cottage, Kings-road, teraden-
town, Journeyman baker—K T. (lover, Walker'eterrace, Cam-
beldnerosd, lithegespitlo draughtsman._

- Y TI G Oataita.
J. Davies, Pftwropterraoe, Haveretook.loll, carpenter—Marta
Leder Kirby, Great hernia-street, Lissonipove, cheesemonger—
Z. Taylor, MU. Ilnd.road, milliner—W. Lad, Long-lane, Bar.
wiarbiy--.1. 0. Elbows, Dreaboroughlardeas, Pimlico, reader oft
:="rproprietor—A. J. Smith, Hereford-terrace Bayswater,
draper—W. Morgan. Wellington street, Strand, coal
seerehani-8. Solomoa, Strand, and Area ttoterrace, Chelan,
tallor—W. Holbrook, Bowling Green row, Woolwich, publican
A. C. T. Tiollet, Windsor-ootrage New Church-road, Dunbar-
well, clerk to a manufacturer—B. 'W. Haddock, Stamford = Brook-
e, Hammersmith, master mariner—W. Pearce, Tuileries-
Harknory.road, easisteat to a boot manufacturer—J. Way,
Clarendon-avesine, Camberwell New-road, carpenter—K. Y.
rotates, York-road, Kinetross.

DICLAIATiONB OF DIV:DINH&
WIUZIJI Higiny Zworr, Clisapaide, City, clothier-Ist
dividend at Id., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-
alumsheas.
WlLLuit HUM, Alresiord, Huntingdonshire, buteher—lst
&Mend at la ed., nay Tuesday, at PetuselTs,
cAirtleavillskydasn VeMerms, Aldermanlyary, City. tie and scarf
nmundsetarsr—lst dividend of ed., any Tuesday, at Pennell's,
Ouildlisilthambers
Nainagigg drsiose, Cambridge.street, St. Pancras, ironfonndsr
—lst dividend of U., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall.
chambers.

Howl Yew, Boeudry-road. St. John's-wood, ggrroocearr, and
Illshctreet, If arylebone, oil and oolourraim-Ist dividend of
7d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Ortildhallahambers.
Joan (Woman, Outwit', Norfolk, potato dealer—ist dividend
of ls. ed., auy Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhalinhambers.
CILUILIB JANIS Urea, Francis-place, Holloway, boarding.
house keepeuunhers.r—ist dividend of hi., any Tuesday, at Penned's,
Guildhall-el
JUDIOLICII BoaIILL, High-street, Southwark, seedionan—Tod
dividend of ad., any Tuesday, at reapers, Guildhall.
chambers.
EMIT FILIZZUN and CHARISS CZA2IIIIII, Cheapalde, City,
Named victuallers—tad dividend of 714., any Tuesday, at
Pannell's, Gaildhallnhambers.
learn Vinci:we Howse, Chiswellatreet, leatheraeller—lst divi-
dend of lea., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinahall-street.
SDICIIND HATNA.It South hiolionstreet, Grosvenoraquare,
fruiterer-Ist dividend of its. SN., any Wednesday, at Whit.
mom's,
En*

_ Woodbine-wills. Bridge-road West, Battersea.
boater—ld dividend of la. bd., any Wednesday, at Whit-
more's, Hasingitaltelmet.
loiut Mimi and pIenAKD WEEITIR, Newark, Nottingham-
shire, ocsomon brewers—lot dividend of M., Dee. 10, and
throe obssquent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham.
Joint Mull (sewage estate). Newark, Nottinghamshire, corn -
Ism brewer—lat dividend of It ed., Dee. 10, and three auh-
esquent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham.
IrnazAN GODDARD, Leteerder, shoo manufacturer—hid dividend
of la. id., Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries,
dantl°=l,llT Nottingham, tanor—lat dividend of as. 10d.,
Dec. 10, and Mies subsequent Monday., at Harries, Notting-
ham.
LW= PUCE, Boointoo, Nottinghamshire, draper—let divi-
dend dais, Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Har.
ries, Nstilughare.
Mananan Haisroan, Loughborough, Leicestershire, auctioneer—
Mt dividend of la. 10d., Dec 10, and three subsequent Non-
age, at Harries, Nottingham.
lissom entainsoins, Donington, Lincolnshire, drumist—lat
dividend of da ed., Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays,
at Harries, Nottingham.
Tnonni Emma, Plunger. Leiceetershire, auctioneer-Ist divi-
dend of 16a, Dee. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Har-
ried Nottingham.
lotilltanni, Nottingham, clothier-Ist dividend of te., Dec.
10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Hanies, Nottingham.
BALM Area Ammon, Nottingham, antallware denier—lit
dividend MM. it, any Monday, at Harries, Nottingham.
Hlaar Dusnitrron, Nottingham, glove cloth manufacturer-
-Ist dividend of la , Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at
Harris's, Nottingham
_ _ _ DIVIDEND&

Jen. & W. rem, Nary7el. boot and shoe manntaetorer—Jan.
B. 0. A. Y. Ass, Co/cheateretreet. City, shipbroker—Jan 10. J.
B. Bartlett and W. A. Bartlett, Bristol, tat bra--Jan. 10. W. MI,
Uspetti KUL new Chester-le-street, Durham, miller—Jan. S. 11.
Horreeks, Liverpool, baker.
_ _

(21MTIFICATI8 to be granted, toiler cams be shown to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
Jan. 4. 0. Hurts, Woking, Honey, tailor-Jan. 2. W. Pike,
Highetreet, Wapping, vietnaller-Jan. 1. 0. P. lerratt, Tot.
riameavemse, Pundsetoon, Millographer-Jan. J. Watt.
' Wart-Lune, City, and King.street, Heukneyroad, mama mar
-
chant-Jan. 2.J. 1 Richards, Dartmouth. Devonshire, elassnist
-lan. IK. A. Adak Prooton, lanesalure, yarn and general
oommiorlon agent-Jan. 10. G. Fielder, Manchester, wool.
stapler-I•iu. 4. T. Booth, Manchester, gromr--Jan. 9. A. Baia,
Ardwick Manchester, draper-Jan. 4. C. C. Harrison, Gift, p.
Derbyshire, grocer-Jan. 3. H. B. Cleaksil, fAverpool, broker.
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•
DISSOLVID.
J. Wal'work and R. Wallwork, Hinds, Lancaabire, cotton
mannfaeturers—J. Wallwork and R. Wallwork. Bury, lanes-
shire, grocers—E Hollins, F. Jolly, and J. B. Champion, Man-
chester and Brcightmet, Lancashire, Meacham, so far as rer-rda
Y. Jolly—E. Het a, R. L Woody, and M. Jolly, Manchester and
liseightmet, Lancashlre, bleachers, so far as regards F. Jolly—
W. Woodbead and J. Atha, Leeds, orsintoisslon agenta—lr Hy-
land and W. SOU, Thornton-street. Horselidown. toraiture
dealers—Joseph Bamford, T. Clegg. and John Bamford, Roclidale,
Lancsahlre. dealers to peta*ees—J. Cope sad S. Pass, Wake.
Cheshire, coach builders—T. Gardner and It Parker, analog-
hem cleetro-plate Lawton and C. Joynes, Barnsley,
Yorkshire, provision darilas—G. W. Reynolds and J. F. Rid-
yard, Birmingham, manufacturers of atays—J. W. Willilmon
and W. B. Wilkinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, plasterers—J. P.
100, R. Penny, and W. Guem, Manchester, oommisdon agents,
so tar as regards W. Guest—W, Smith and W. Clarke, Duneak-
*haw, lancashire, builders O. nunlike, jun.. J. Farmiloe.
and H. l'armiloe, St. John street, West Smithfield, leed met,
1311811111, so far as regards H. Farrolloe—R. Lowe sad H. Taylor.
noraforth. Yorkshire, seribblers—W. Davies and W. Copeland,
Clevelandwireet, Mlle-end road, pa pattern makers—J. Shorrock
and B. O'Brian, Blackburn. fawasittre, joiners—J. Bryant. sen..
and W. Bryant, Maidstone, Kent, linencirapers—A. Hudson and
T. Hudson, Liverpool, commission agenda—Harriet Newtown and
C. Osborn, Birmingham. hardware dealers—C. Barstow and W.
Bunton', Horsham, Sussex, builders—J. Jerrsun, 8. C. ekapne.
sea., and S. enchains, jun., Derby, team founders—R. s'amerott
and S. Fraser, Litherland Mills near Liver T. Lightfoot.
sem, and T. Lightfoot, Jun., Liverpool, bmters—R. villltgan.
W. Whitaker, N. Briggs, and W. Greenwood, Bradford aid
Manchester, stuff merchants, so far as regards W. whltaker—
R. Madan and G. Madan, Manchester, oommisdon ageota—J. T.
Kendall and 8. Skianer, Live manufactmers of canter beer
—J.
als. Me and R. W. HUM, , manufacturer. of rolled
met

SCOTCH SPiIIIIIIILITIONS.
Joint BIACILIMUDOI, Glasgow, boot and shoe maker, Dec. 1&
at the Faculty Gall, Glasgow.
01101101 RINTOUL, Junior, Glasgow, manufacturer, Dec. 18, at
the Faculty drat °Magee.
Almiliw N. Calthminettire, farmer, Dee. 11, at Leith's
Cakdonian Hotel, Wlrk.
JLicaiak Jog's, Itnilthnow late of Cornhill. CV, merchant.
Dee. 12, at the Star and Garter Hotel, Linlithgow.
MARGARET ISIJIMMLABD, Parka of lashes, um. Inver:wan,
farmer.2.l.. at the Station Hotel, Inverness,.
Gnomon Dian, 'Edinburgh. boot and Ade miundactruer. Dec.
21, at Dawdle and Lyon's Booms, ZdAnburgh.