The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-16 00:00:00

DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS.

WILLIAM 110ann, Fulham, and New-street, Spring-eardens.
contractor—ln dividend of 9fd., March 2e, and subsequent
Wednesday, at Parkyna*, liaslitirhall•street
JOHN PRINO, Mem, oek, Devonshire, fanner—final dividend of
L. ad., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Fisetnr.
.1. and J SuITII, IJvcrpool, huilders-2no dividend of 4fd.,
any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
- - -- DIVIDENDS.
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April 11. J. Smith and D smith, Mountain Ash, Glamorgan-
shire, grocers-April & F. Leigh, Penistone, Yorkshire, sun
goon-April & J. Blown, illeeterfield, surgeon-April l 0. Meis-
ter., Low Harrogate, Yorkshire, hairdresser-April 4. T. Rata
trick, Bradford, sheemaker-Marc.h2e. R. 51ercer and J. Mercer,
Liverpool, timber merchants-April IL T. *Manny, Oalchcat.
Flintshire, farmer-April 12. J. Dunkerley and W. Dempsey,
II ollinwoosi, Lancashire, corn dealers-April 12 W. Wood. O.
Buckley and O. Btierley. Hollinwood, cotton spinners-Marchßilling, King's Lynn-March 29. N. Biddle, Worcester,
licensed victualler-March M. J. Matthews, Worcester, iron-
monger-April 1. W. L Curtis, Hampton, Devonshire, general
shop keeper-March 27. D. Dyer, Devonport. tattler-March 27.
P. IrLiver, Bak Stoneham's, Dwronstdre, drapes-Mareb 27.
A. K. Orrin, Kest Mooehowle, draper-March tot K. Grey,
Warkwortb, Northumberland, grocer-March 27. T. Terry,
Brighton, carpenter-March 25. 8. Lloyd, WestbsOniwich, Staf-
fordshire, puddler-March 2.5. C. F. llughes, Westbromwbch,
gas engineer-March 25. D. Thompson, .Wentbromerlch. gnaw
grocer's aasistant-March 25. J. R. Tyler, Westbromwich, con-
fer toner-March 25. A. Culaick, Smethwick, Staffordshire,
butcher-March 25. T. Hushes, Oldbury, Worcestershire, retail
brewer-March 25. J. Powell, Oldbury, late groScr-March 29.
J. Blower. Birmingham, carpenter-March 29. D. Lomas, King's
Norton, Worvestershire.• late tinplate worker-March 29. J.
I mates, Dinninghoun. baker-March M. 0. Cormack, Birming-
ham, journeyman glussmaker-March 29. D. Wright, gen., BD.
miniAtani, journeyman glassblower -March 29. W. 11. Pinckston,
Aston, near Birmingham, gunstocker-March 29. T. Matthews,
: Ilinniughatn, journeyman carpenter-March N. R. Kts.terton,
Itirmingluun, saddler-March M. W. Shaw, Birmingham, hawker
mf fish-March M. A. Petford, Handsworth. Statfunishire -March
19. E. Capewell, Birmingham, late beet and shoe dealer-March
20. W. Smith, Wnainghani, hootmaker-March 4u. G. W. White.
house, Aston, near Birminghiun, journeyman electro-plater-
March St T. P. Green, Stuethwick, Staffordshire, late licensed
vietnaller-March 29. .1. J. Michell, Birmingluim, provision
dealer-March 29. C. NI. Gwynn. Birmingtunu, warehouse clerk
-March M. C. H. Could, Birmingham, metal refiner-March 29.
T. Slater, Binnlimliani. buottnaker-March .29. IL M. You,
commercial traveller-March M. H. Green, Bir-
mingham. butcher-March 29. J. Dutton, Astorejuata4grming.
has,,. general dealer March 111. J. H. Seed, Birmingham, coin.
nscrcial agent-March 29. J. Harthill, Birmingham, boolanaker
-March 29. M. Wright, Falghaston, Warwickshire, stonemason
March 29. J. Wall, Birmingham, huilder-March 29. T. R.
Iluistna, Binninghani, pattern card manufacturer-March 29.
T. Ellison. Sutton Foldileld, Warwickshire, late jobbing cart
keeper-March 29. C. 0. L Lnyser, Ilansiswerth, Staffordshire,
late merchant.

CERTIFICATE to be gratittl, unless emir be shown to the con-

try? on or me ore tAa day of meet og.
April O. J. X Merchant, Bristol, lioentlraprr.
PAS_ DISSOLVED
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J. Rndd and J. Manley, Groat Horton, Yorkshire, wooistaplers
—II. Dalton, J. Akro).l, W. Ethcrington, And W. Pilling, Aland,
Yorkshire. cotton spinners, so tar as regards W. Pliling—E.
Johnson, W. Johnson, and H. Johnson, Great Malvern, Worces-
tershire. physicians—T. Horton and J. Hill, LeWester, iron
moulders—A. J. Blake and J. U. ShepharA, Salters'-hall-court,
Cannon street, envelope stampers—W. Tennant and W. T.
Nassau, Kettering. Northamptonshire, drapers—J. IL Cumming,
S Comming, and H. R. Beaver, Leadenball.street, merchants
—T. Garnett, W. Garnett J. Garnett, W. Borstal!, T. lionfall,
Anne Maxon, and Sarah Barber, Low MOOT, Lanrsedre, cotton
spinners, so far as regards W. Horsfall, T. Horidall, Anne
Moron and Sarah Barber—W. Oldfield and W. Haigh, Halifax,
millwrights—J. Marriott, J. Leather, and W. Marriott. Liver-
pool. brokers, so far as regards J. Marriott-4'. J. Itickling and
.1. W. Con, Birmingham, rivet manufacturers—J. Heap, J.
Mather, and S. Hey, Uddleworth, fulling millers—P. J. Ander-
son and S. Clements, Yenchurchatreet wine merchants--J.
Foster nod G. Foster, Kingsomborne, Hempahlre, taxmen—D.
Taylor and J. Sharp. Manchester, lithographic printers—B. S.
Phillips and J. Phillips, Blrchin.hum, City, bUI brokers-.. 1. Tay-
kur and 0. J. Higginhottorn, Warrington, Lancashire, glans
manufactures—J. 0. Darby and F. Bentall,Southampton,drapers
—J. T. Garrad and W. Leigh Birmingham, Ironmongers—T
Callan, G. P. Forwood, and H. 'W. French, Liverpool, provision
merchants, so far as regards H. W. French—'W. Ford, W. T.
Longlionnse, and J. V. Longbourne, flouthiquant. Gray's-inn,
attorneys, so tar as regards W. T. Lougbourne—T. East and J.
Raynor, Lincoln, corn merchants—R. Moss and T. Collin, Dud-
e), shovel pan manufacturers—J. Halliday, Itedcliffe-road.West
Bnonptou, and T. Myers, Gloucester-street, Pimlico, gentlemen
—C. Grinnell and E. G. Tinker. Leadenhalbstreet, ship brokers—
S. Botcher and J. Armstrong, Sheffield, mannfacturas of patent
railway points—W. H. Strada, T. Harriman, and C. Waterman,
Sheffield, brewers, so tar as regards T. Harryntan—J. Gordon
and J. T. Parker, Northampton, drapers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

WILLIAM ilarch 21, at the
Faculty Hall, (Hugo's.
JAMES THOMAS R ANSAT. Glasgow, commission merchant, March
21. at the Vacuity Hall, Glasgow.
WILLIAM It. GAULD. Greenock, clothier, March 21, at the Faculty
Hall. Glasgow.
Wscrlint Antusov, Armadale, Linllthgowshire, grocer, March
29, at the Commercial Hotel, Hathgate
JOHN BARCLAY, Glasgow and Kirkcaldy, shipowner, March 21,
at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
ANDRIVI AURA/MIR, Glasgow, potato merchant, March 22, at
the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
MINH! ANDERSON, Inverness, timber merchant, March 43, at
the Royal Hotel, Inverness.
JOHN WATSON, I3enhar, Lanarkehire, underground manager,
March 211, at the Crown Hotel, Airdrie.

THE THREATENED FENIAN DISTURBANCES AT
LIVERPOOL.—Our Liverpool correspondent writes :—" The
most ample arrangements have been made here to meet
any attempt at disturbance on the part of Fenians. A
sharp look out is being kept upon the port entrances, and
should any mischief be contemplated upon the dock ware-
houses and shipping several steamers are in readiness to
convey troops to the point where their aid may be neces-
sary. Her Majesty's ship Lord Clyde hail been ordered
round from Queenstown to Liverpool, and the Wyvern
steam rani is coming round from Holyhead. Three
hundred Marines arrived on Wednesday from Woolwich,
and are placed on board her Majesty's ship Donegal. The
employes at the Custom-house, Post-office, and Inland
Revenue-office, have volunteered their services to the
number of 300 men, for the defence of the Custom-house
and adjoining buildings ; they have been well supplied
with arms, and a strong force will be maintained during
the night on the premises. The shutters and doors of the
volunteer store houses, which form the chief depots of
arms, have been made bullet proof. Amongst the volun-
teer officers and men, the opinion of Mr. Vs alpole, that in
the defence of storehouses the volunteers are fully
justified in using their arms, has created general
satisfaction and confidence. A detachment of military
has been ordered from Chester to Liverpool. The
dock-gatemen have been sworn in as special con-
stables and all the water mains in connection with the
docks have been placed in the hands of persons who
understand the management of the mains. The nume-
rous large hotels at tee north end of Liverpool have also
been cared for by the authorities, and the proprietors
have received instructions to cut off all communications
between the cellar spirit casks and those in use in the
bars. The volunteers, too, who are on duty, are each
provided with the " regular" ammunition, and an extra
twenty rounds of ball-cartridge.
THE MURDER NEAR NurEINUHAM.—The trial of
Mr. and Mrs. Watson for the murder of a man named
Raynor, at Carlton, was resumed yesterday at the Not-
tingham Assizes. The proceedings were very protracted,
and the contradictory evidence in the case involves it in
much mystery. We learn by telegraph that the jury re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. A large number of per-
sons had assembled outside the court, and cheered the
prisoners when the result became known. The excite-
ment was considerable.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.—
Yesterday (Friday), in the House of Lords' Committee in
Room D, their lordships proceeded with the consideration
of the Hyde Pier and Hyde Station Railways, and the
Hyde Station (Deviation) Bills. They were adjourned
until next week. In the House of Commons' Committee
the following business was transacted :—ln Group 1
the preamble of the Crystal Palace and East London
High Level Junction Railway Bill was declared to
have been proved, and the clauses were gone through and
settled. The preamble of the Great Northern Railway Bill
was also proved, and the clauses settled. The cases of the
Metropolitan Railway, North London Railway, and the
North Western and Charing-cross Railway were opened, and
the bills proceeded with until the rising of the committee.
In Group 4 the appearances were taken in the case of
the Great Eastern Railway (Steamboats) Bill, which was
then adjourned. In Group 6 the consideration of the
London and North Western Railway (Buxton, Chapel-en-
le-Frith, and Sheffield) Bill was proceeded with. The
West Riding and Grimsby Railway Bill was adjourned
until Monday. In Group 10 the Caledonian Railway and
Forth and Clyde Navigation Company's Bill was proceeded
with, and the remainder of a heavy Hat of Scotch bills was
adjourned until next week. In Group 11 the committee
declared the preamble of the Dundalk and Greenore Rail-
way Bill to have been proved, and the clauses were gone
through and settled. In this group a large number of
Irish bills were postponed until next week.
BREAKFAST.—Erres COCOA. —The very agreeable
character of this preparation has rendered it a general favourite.
In rating and sustaining, with a relined and grateiull flavour
by the special mode of preparation applied, this cocoa
u 7.178 their habitual horsing. tar brcakfaat by thousands
who never used cocoa before. "Cocoa stands very much higher
than coffee or tea," Dr. Hassall says, "and contains *T' Ingre-
dient necessary to the growth and sustenance of the hwy.- It
is made simply by pouring boiling water or milk on the prepare-
Moe as sold. In,, ph.. and Ilk, packets. This Cocoa, as being
by Jai. Epps, the Houweopathie Chemist first rata-
risrearr In this country. is very generally called Eppes Iloceam
pathic Cocost.--(Advartisament.