The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-24 00:00:00

!EOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[NAMES OF SOLICITORS AND men= PARTICULARS TO HE
OBTAHIED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIME RZOISTRAR,
COURT OF BANILEUPTCY, DASHIGHALI,STREZT.]
BAB BRUTE&
HENRY WARMTH, Rottpedlwtreet, Umbel, greengrocer, to sur-
render May 6, at 11.
JOSEPH GIFFORD. Jun., Over, Camila. farm labourer, May 6, at 11.
HENRY Caws, Wood-street, Cheapside, and Norwich, commer-
cial traveller, May 6, at 11.
WILLIAM ROBERT ADAMS, Mortimer-yard, Hampstead-road, cab
driver, May 6, at 12.
JOSEPH COOPER, Dartford, beer-shop manager, May 6, at It
THOMAS TRAFFORD, New Headington, Oxon, baker, Ma 8, at 121
W JOSEPH MASTER, Eastcheap, City, and Albert-square,
road, commission agent, May is, at I.
F.DIFARD 0T021401t. Manor-road, Walworth, commercial tea.
seller, May IS, at 1.
Camila% LEAR, 11 anchester.bulldings, Notting-hill, butcher,
May 13, at I.
WILLIAM PARSONS, Richmond, Sum% boot maker, My L 7, at T.
JollllooLDlNG,HltHeLlonatreet,yen nville,butcher,lLayl2,at2.
JANIS LONG BATH, Hath.witchwaker, May 3, at 11.
WILLIAM JONES, Glasbury, Radnorshire, agent. May 3, at 11.
GIONSI MIDDLEMOOD, Xingrton-apon•Hull, builder, MayB, at 12.
THOMAS MATHEW CARROLL, Vatishall-road, Liverpool, outfitter,
May 8, at 11.
REV. H OWEN, Ilanerchymedd, Anginal, clerk, May 6, at It
JOHN WILLIAM THURSTON, FRIISHOIth, Lancashire, paper-maker,
May 8, at 11.
JAR= Bow, Callowhill, near Uttozater, greengrocer, May 7, at S.
ALEXANDRA DUNBAR, Liverpool, lid victualler, May 8, at &
JOUR PU&HlOroti, Gildenome, near Leeds, schoolmaster, Itay
at 12.
THOMAS SwntaCßitz, Leeds, hoot and shoe dealer, May 9, at 12.
Joußrn Poßarrv, Leeds, police officer, May 9, at 12.
HENRY FOOTER, Pouthsea, late pork butcher, May 10. at It
WILLIAM Dixon, Codicom, Herta, carpenter, May 23, at 1.
JOHM HASLEASTLZ, Spittlegate, Lincolnshire, engine Otter,
April 96, at 11.
JOHN PIDLET, Darlaston, bolt turner, May 6, at 12.
ROBERT ARMITAOE HEART, Beccles, Suffolk, wine merchant,
May 7, at 10.
JOHN Lint, Swithland, Leiceetersh., charosalburner,MaylB,atlo.
JAMES Bowan, Leicester, licensed victualler, May 18, at 10.
WILLIAM HILL, Newport, Gloucestershire, haulier, May 7, at 10.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, as.., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, livery stable
keeper, May 8, at 10.
RICHARD REYNOLDS, Chalet, Wiltshire, miller, May 8, at 11.
SARAH MATTHEWS, Llangollen, Denbighsh.,puhlican,May 9,at11.
RICHARD JONES, Bryugwran, Anglesey, corn dealer, May 9. at IL
Mums Bums, Bolton, Lancashire, butcher, May 8. at 10.
GEORGRJACALSON, WM" litaffordsh., dealer In ale, May 16,at IL
WILLIAM BUTLER, Sedgley. Stsifordsh, collieryclerk,Mayl6,at It
JAMES PALMY, Brewood, Staffordshire, farmer, May 16, at la.
HZIIRT WHITEHOUSE, Wolverhampton, tea dealer, May 16, at It
PURIM YORE, Womhourn, fitalfonishire. farmer, May 16, at 12.
JOHN PRIMUS, Huey, Lincolnshire, Joiner May 7, at 10.
JAMES %%minima, South Pool, cordwainer, May S. at 11.
HENRY HAMMOND. Mudford, Somemetahlre, baker, May 3, at It
JOIN DRIVER, Llauwonno, Glamorganshire, beerbouse keeper,
May 7, at it
Hoag SA Nue, Monks Coppenhall,Cheshire,plasterer, Mayl6, at 10.
Joint TURNILR, Runcorn, Cheshire, carpenter, May 17, at 10.
WILLIAM PAM FUSSELL, Brighton, butcher, May 7, at 11.

BANKILCITEY AriNThLliD.
April 18. WaitAm Arum, Manelsester, Attorney.

DIVIDANDS.

May T. IL Stoplord, lie;Li;—lior;is7 Lancashire, warehouse-
man—May 4. A. Watson, Parton, Cumberland, engine fitter—
May 4. E. Ilayton, Lamplugb, Cumberland, builder—MayB. IL B.
Baker, Brighton, tailor—May 8. J. Tidy, Brighton, Preach
poliaher—flay 8. W. Merriott, Brighton, Ay proprietor—May Ht.
A. Clarke, Market Basen, Lincolnshire. draper—May V.. H. S.
,Bright, liJngston•upon.Hull, corandasion agent.

PARTHIRSHIPB DLINGLifED.
T. Kearny and H. Yearley. Uxbridge and Hillingdon, Mid-
diner, Omahas—H. Bauerricloter and C. G. Gottgetreu,
chants—W. Taylor and T. 'Donald, Kingston-upon-Ifni], seed
enulters—T. Parkes and K. 9, Parke', Birmingham. Iron mer-
chants—J. Cockcroft and R. Stott, Rochdale, steam sawyers-
0. & Swtthinbank, R. If. Holmes, and C. F. Richardson,
Neweastlenponlyne, Sunderland, and Westminster. account-
ants, so far as regards C. F. Richardson—J. V. Benson and J.
Knowles. Runcorn, Cheshire, general drapers—W. P. Helby and
W. E Baby. Poetics, Hampshire, stay manufacturers—G. J.
Richards and Z. C. Brown, Red Inientreet. Clerkenwell, silver
smiths—G. Hamer and J. Swinnerton, Sheffield, wine merchants
—H. G. Grant and T. P. Widenharn, Bethnal-green-road, trim-
ming manufacturers—W. N. Smith, J. Padgett. Marshall Riley,
and Matthew Riley, Leeds, cloth manufacturers—J. W. elation,
8. Auty, and 8 Kaye, Gant, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers
—L. Barrett and C. HIE Cardiff, ship carpenters—S. Roberta
and W. H. Vaughan, Buekleirsbury, attorneys—G. Peattle and
A. Townies, Great St. Helen's, City, commisalon merchants—J.
8. Napier and J. Sl'lntyre ideCeand', Glasgow, Iron merchants.

SCOTeH SEQUESTRA TIONS.
JANIS HISV.P, OLICOW, paper manufacturer, April 93, at the
Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
JAMICS IPIALLACI, Glasgow, grocer, April 27, at the Faculty Hall,
Glasgow.
3000 B. CLAIM, St. Andrew's, draper, April ".9, at the Royal
St. Andrew's.
Jong Wistxm:, Leith, ahipbroker, April 29. at the New Ship
Hotel, Leith
JOBS DICKSoI, Leith, wright, May 3, at Dowelra Rooms, Edin-
burgh.

" FATHER HUNT" IN COURT AGAIN. —At Bridg-
water yesterday the Rev. James Hunt appeared to give
evidence before Mr. Sealy against " Turpin" Ketch, who
was apprehended on the previous Saturday under a war-
rant, charged with using threatening language towards the
reverend gentleman on the 17th instant at Northmoor
Green. The language complained of was as follows:
" I'll cut off your ears and sell you for a ball-dog." Mr,
Hunt swore that the defendant followed him from North-
moor Green to Boroughbricige, a distance of more than two
miles, repeating Omits all the way ; •that he used the above
expression at least 100 times, that he brandished a stick
over his head and his fist before his face, and that be (Mr.
Hunt) was in danger of his life. The defendant said God
was very merciful towards Mr. Hunt not to strike him
dead for telling lies, as he did Allllll3lilllll. Ho was bound
ever in two sureties of 20/. each to keep the peace for six
months.— Waters Daily Press.

THE HEALTH OF LONDON.—It IF from the
re turn issued by authority of the ear-Genera
that in the week that ended on Bat y, April 20,
the births registered in London and twelve other
large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,154 • the
deaths registered, 2,725. The annual rate of mortality
was El per 1,000 persons living. In London the births of
1,026 boys and 1008 girls, in all 2,034 children, were
registered in the week. In the corresponding weeks
of tan years, 1857-66, the average number, corrected for
increase of population, is 2,1X2. The deaths registered in
London during the week were 1,2E3. It was the
sixteenth week of the year ; and the average number of
deaths for the week is, with a correction for increase of
population, 1,429. The deaths in the present return are
leis by 206 than the estimated number. The mortality in
the metropolis was lower last week than in any week of the
present or preceding year ; the number of deaths rapidly
decreased during the last four weeks ; it fell to 1,223 last
week. Thirty-eight deaths from small-pox, 7 from includes,
19 from scarlatina, 50 from whooping-Dough, 46 from
typhus, and 8 from diarrhrea were registered last week.
One death from cholera was also recorded. The deaths
from phthisis were 182, from bronchitis 112, from pneu-
monia 62, and from diseases of the heart 56. Bethnal-
green, Hackney-road.—At 7, Marian-square, on 15th April,
the daughter of a soda-water bottler, aged one year,
"cholera (3 days), abscess, convulsions." Lewisham,
Lee.—At Church-street, on 9th April, the daughter of a
baker, aged 2 year., " from the effects of fright, from
being knocked down by a Newfoundland dog." (Inquest.)
Greenwich, Woolwich AreenaL —At William-street, on 9th
April, a female pauper, aged about 45 years "suddenly in
thestreet from destitution anddisease."Post mort. (Inquest.)
The deaths of 3 persons who were killed by horses or ear-
riages in the street, were registered :—The son of a pork
butcher, aged 7 years, run over • died instantly on 6th
April in the Kennington-park-road, Newington. (Inquest.)
The widow of a shoemaker, aged 63 years, run over in
Bow ; died on 12th April in the London Hospital. (In-
quest.) The daughter of a oostermonger, aged 5 years, run
over is Vauxhall-walk ; died 11th April at 11, Cottage-place,
Lambeth. The annual rate of mortality last week was 21
per 1,000 in London, 30 in Edinburgh and 25 in Dublin ;
24 in Bristol, 113 in Birmingham, 27 In Liverpool, 22 in
Manchester, 24 in Salford, 22 in Sheffield, 29 in Leeds, •...N
in Hull, 27 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and 29 in Glasgow.
The rate in Vienna was 33 per 1,000 during the week
ending the 13th instant, when the mean temperature was
01 deg. Fahrenheit lower than in the same week in Lon-
don, where the rate was 23.

In connexion with the parochial business of
Liverpool, it was yesterday stated at the select vestry that,
in consequence of the general demand for children in the
manufacturing districts, a very large number who would
otherwise have been chargeable to the pariah had chtained
profitable employment, and were earning more than their
own livelihood.

DR. DR JONGHtIi LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL.
—This celebrated IMI is palatable, improve, the functions of di-
gestion and mehnilation, and la borne with facility by stomachs
which sre disturbed by other olls. Dr. Granville, ob-
serves : "Dr. de Jonglis Light Brown Cod Liver !
ft does
the desired effect In a shorter shoe than others, and ft does not
cause the nausea and indigestion too often consequent on the
administration of the Pale Ott" Sold only in capsuled banana
U. IC ts. Id, and fie., by Dr driongtis Agents. AIM', Harked,
and Co., TI, Wand, London, and chemlits.—(Advertimmeat.)