The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-13 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.

Nov. 11. .I.‘tres DARLING, Wickhill, Sesta, vetertnary surgeon.
Nov. 8. Wtiman DORM.= WILSON, Tottenham, clerk la the
hincipal Registry of the Court of Probate.
DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. _

ARTHOk Mitt, Holston, Cornwall, grocer—lst dividend of
4a. Old., any Tuewday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter.
CHARLISS WILLIAM BLAIII, Crewkeme, Somersetahlre, veteri-
nary surgeon—Nat dividend of Ni., any Tuesday or Friday, at
Carrick's, Exeter.
JOHN BROWN, Newcastle-under-Lyme, travelling draper—lit
dividend of Is fiid., any Thursday, at Kinnear's. Dirintoghsm.
JOHN ROGERS, Hoak Hereford'hire, saddler—let dividend of Ni.,
any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
Rom% Vicousorrs, Athsirstone, Warwickshire, fellmon
dividend of M. 714 L, any Thursday, at Kinnear's,
BLTTIIII BAILER -WALTON, Lichfield, chemist—lot die nd of
Na. , any Thursday, et K limner's, Birmingham.
THOMAS RAWSON, Dunstan. LincolnWille, bu Lcher—ltt dividend
of la, any Monday, at Harris's, Nottingham.m.
EVANS, ETV/TARE, and ETANSFIRLD, Belson-In-Marsden, Lanca-
shire, cotton manufacturers--dividend of lad. on new proofs,
on account of Ist dividend of Ni. lied, any Tuesday, at Mor-
usn's, Manchester.
ISAAC HIRAI HYMN (separate estate, Nelson.in•Maraden, Lan.
csahlre, cotton manufacturer—lst dividend of is. Id., any
Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester.
BEINCER BROTHEMS and Warms, Stackstend, Lancashire. cotton
waste spinners-1M dividend of is. AL, any Tuesday, at Mor-
gan's, Manchester.
WILLIAM WINDLI (separate estate), Sinckstend, Lancashire,
cotton waste spinner—lit dividend of la. ISt, any Tuesday, at
Morgan's, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS,

Nov. Y.S. T. IL Matthews, Plymouth, wine merchant—Nov. 23.
W. G. Herdman, Xvcrton, Lancashire, artist--Nov. 25. X. Denton,
Liverpool, merchant—Nov. 25. J. F. Gilbert, Manchester, con-
tractor—Dec. 6. P. M'Cauley, Manchester, draper—Nov. IA A.
Stock, Stoke-lane, Soraersetahlre, railler—Noy. 23. W. White,
Battrombe, Somersetahlre. miller—Nov. 23. J. Gulick,

lAna Somer
Lncrhfr, ,

Platt, liaTe;rl-470,
mater—Nov. 2s. W. Shaw, Dokinfleid che-

ahlre, outdoor labourer—Nov. !M. A. Heywood, IL;-
callttre, licensed victuaLer—Nov. ti J. ttottoinley, son., Ashtou-
tutder-Lyue, proeugrocer.
- - LLITNICILSHIPS DIBBOLVED.
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0. Coxon and J. draiiers-0. Heiden
and H. Holden, Liverpool—W. Scott, Jun., an C. F. liamond,
Jun., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship brokers—G. Spurr and A. Spurr,
Armouth, Devonshire, farmers—W. Murray and A. LL Clarke,
Manchester, commission agents—J. Bullough. Jun., and A.
Bullough, Elaleaden, Lancashire, cotton nuinufszturers-11.
Johnson, J. Plunuidge, and T. Anderson, High Wycombe, Buck-
inghamshire, chair turners—Y. IL Pratt and A. T. Crewe, Brook-
house and Botta&low Collieries, Staffordshire, coalmasters—J.
Williams and C. Leighton, longton, Staffordshire, coalmasters—
W. Hall, T. Hall, and J. Morris, Jun., Leeds, woollen merchants,
so far as regards T. Ball—Y. W. Turner and T. Pardon, Unsiade,
Buckinghamshire, engineers—J. K. Talbot and Elisabeth Talbot,
Birmingham, Iron manufacturers—J. Stamford and T. W. Win-
terton, Brit:Mayen Arms Railway Station, and list-street, Will-
worth, hay salesmen—lL H. ilaakervilis and R. Chamberlain,
Burslem, Staffordshire, flint grinders—W. Chynoweth and G.
Pratt, Astonittxta.Binningham, builders—T. Robinson and J.
Reece, Manchester, Iron men:Pante—H. Johns and C. Warren,
Blackpool, Lancashire, wine merchants—J. Loaley and J. H.
Peake, Pershore, Worcestershire, mercers—H. Buttlinnt and J.
Buttif ant. Norwich, Ironmongers—Y. W. C. Villiers, J. Wormald,
0. Addison, Z. Robinson, A. Mortimer. and F. W. Price, Temple-
bar, bankers, so far es regards A. Mortimer-8. Aspinall and C.
Lister, Hcckmondulke, Vorluildre. pullers—J. Hodgkin and C.
Hodgkin, BMW/bourne, Kent, brick manufacturers—B. P. Rocco
and L. Monti, Greek-street, Soho, importers of foreign produce—
W. W. bwinden and A. Bertenshaw, Manchester, commirion
agents—J. Webb and E. Rydings, Manchester, Japanners—D. 8.
Mammal., A. D. ?damask, and J. 8. MaLnalr, Glasgow, and Man-
chuster, commission agents.

sooiea BRQDZINIRATIONR.
Jogs SINCLAIR, Dingwall, hotel keeper, Nov. 20, at the National
Hotel, Dingwall
ALLAN MACDONALD, Govan. Lanarkshire, end Campheltown,
Angrßehire, draper, Nov. 15, at the Faculty Hall, Glesguw.
ARTHUR Dom, Hilton of Yearn, Forfar hire, sheep dealer, Nov.
20, at Ranson's County sod Commercial Hotel, Yoder.
JANES WOOD and MATHEW LYNCH, Perth, railway contractors,
Nov. 20, at the Solicitors' Library, Perth.
WILLtAte BROWN, Modatt, hotel keeper, Nov. 18, at the Faculty
Glasgow.
J♦ BROWN and WILLIAM BROWN, Glasgow, butchers, N0v.19,
at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
AIICHINALD 11Primu., Glasgow, pewterer, Nov. 19,at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.

SUDDEN ILLNESN OF Ma. FECHTLE.—On Monday
night a painful excitement was created in the Lyceum
Theatre by the sudden indisposition of Mr. Pechter. The
tragedy of Hamlet had proceeded to the close of the second
act, when Mr. Pechter, who was playing the principal
character, was taken so ill that he was compelled to leave
the stage. After a short interval, Mr. Emery, who took
the part of Claudius, came before the curtain and begged
for the immediate assistance of any medical mass who
might be present. Mr. Feebler, not recovering, wa,
removed to his house, and, with the sanction of the houses
Mr. Ryder took up the part of Hamlet.
SCUL LINO MATCH.—The boat race for 2001. be
tween Frank Kilaby and W. Sadler came off yesterday
afternoon, and was attended by a large assemblage of apes.
tators. Since the making of the match the men have been
in strict training, Sadler at King's Lynn, and his opponent
at Harry Kelley's, and both were very fit, the former row-
ing at about lOst, whilst Kilaby weighed lOst 811 s. At
Tattersall's on Monday two even fifties were laid. Upon
arriving at Putney the bridge was blocked with barges,
and by the time they were towed away it was high water.
Sadler having won the toss for stations, the men paddled
down to the Aqueduct-bridge, Sadler rowing in a new
Jewitt, while Kilaby rowed in the H. Slowburn, also built
by Jewitt. Kilaby was piloted tip by George Drewitt, and
his opponent by George Haminerton. H. Kelley was
umpire for Kilsby, J. Sadler for his brother, and Mr.
Wormald referee. The betting opened at 5t04 on Sadler
and closed at evens. On getting off Eadlee, in the middle,
at once dashed away with the lead, sad soon clewed his
opponent, leading by about two lengths at the Point,
where the fog was so thick that the men could hardly be
seen from the steamboats. Hammersmith bridge waa
reached by Sadler in twelve minutes, six lengths in front,
the tide making well down ere they reached there. There
was no variation in their positions to the finish, Sadler
winning easily by ten lengths, in 31 minutes 40 seconds.
The most wholesome breakfast is made of Du
burrs REVALENTS CtioCOLATE POWDER, In tins of 14 cups,
Es.: 24 cups, b. ed.: 48 cups. Rs ; IRS cups. 30s. ; Rai cups, rsis
It Is more delicious, digestible, sad nourishing than the beat
concentrated beef. Also adapted to rear Infants with. —On Barry
W., Lonilea.—(AdvartlieraentA

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