The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-05 00:00:00

PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

[NAMES OP SOLICITORS AND YURTIIIII PARTICULARS TO DE
OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OP THE CHIMP REGISTRAR,
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. BASIIIGHALLGITRIRT.]
BANERITPTS,
ROBINS JAMES LEGO, St. Georges-street, St. Georgesln•the-
East, licensed victualler, to surrender June 17, at 12.
HENRY THOMAS JOHNSoN, Spenceretreet, Battersea, surveyor's
assistant, Jane 17, at 11.
Hewer ll roan, Larkhall-Isne, Clapham, printer, June 17, at 11.
GEoRCIII WAsHINGToII BACON and FRANCIS APPERSoN, Paler-
nosier-row, booksellers, June 17, at 11.
JOHN JoNES PARKIN, Gerrareest., Soho, gentleman. J une 17, at 12.
JAMES STAPP, West Smithfield and Bankside, hay salesman,
June 17, at 12.
WILLIAM Rotel COLDER, Folkestone, boat builder, June 20, at 1.
EVAN JONES, Tottenham, carpenter, June 20, at 1.
Gicoßoll 111000, Alma-terrace, Stepney, ornamental mason, June
20, at 11.
EDWARD JOLLEY, East Harting, Norfolk, wine merchant, June
20, at 11.
Jove JUNES, West Croydon, saddler, June 20, at It.
THOMAS Cr ens, Aylesbury, plumber. June 20, at II
JAMES KLOOCI, Hythe, Hampshire. baker, June 20, at 12.
HENRY CHURCHILL, Deddington, (Eon, carpenter, June 20, at 1.
FREDERICK OLoIUDE HALL, Chester-street, Kennington, timber
desk'', June 19, at 2
lone Ltrtteenn.D, !earthen, Herta, builder, June 19, at 1.
CHARLES P:ENEST MELLISH, Chatham-street, Walworth, dealer
In German sausages, June 19, at I.
lIKERY ImeRLL, Staunton-upon-Wye, Herefordshire, tailor,
June 19, at 12.
Tn. liss grl,Lovf, Birmingham, butcher, June 19, at 12.
RICHARD BAYLIs, Belford Bridge, Warwickshire, butcher, June
19, at 12.
IsAisu KENDRICK. Walsall, Staffordshire, and Bromley-by-Bow,
Middlesex. iron dealer. June 21, at It
J . ,NATH A is BURToN,Nottiugharn,lace manufacturer, Jane 18, at 11.
taoRGE BRADPoRD, Bftthy, Derbyshire, miller, Jute IS, at 11.
DAVID BRYtioN and JAMES Banton, Aberdare, Glamoripinehire,
spirit merchants, June 14, at 11.
ALEXANDER HELM, Cardiff, draper, Jnne IS, at 11.
WILLIAM WlLLlAXR.F.ire.Olamerganah.,contractor,Junel4,st 11.
WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS, Bideford, Devonshire, merchant,
June 14, at I.
N THOMAS oels, Routh Stockton, YoNsehlre, joiner, June 17. at 11.
THOMAS BROODER, Bradford, eating-house keeper, June 17, at 11.
JOHN PATTERsoN, Kingston-upon-Hull, engineer, Jvne DC at 12.
ElocAß I. JoilflSoN, Manchester, late commission merchant, June
24, at 12.
THOMAS HACKING. Burnley, Lancashire, power loom cloth manu-
facturer. June 21, at 11.
JAMES °Tommie, esinderlautl. Ironmonger, Jane 17, at 12.
THOMAS sTIiAKER Lawson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, joiner, Jane
18, at 12
Blois Aim WniriLwaiefer, Anton, near Birmingham, Jeweller,
June 21, at 10.
THOMAS BUTMIER, Woodhouse, Yorkshire, provision dealer,
June 15, at 11.
WILLIAM JACKING!, Shedield, beerhoose keeper, Jane 19, at 1.
Goons leitAlC Sheflield, labourer. June Itt, at 1.
SAMUEL DAM:OREFIELD. Bewley green-lane, Shropshire, plate
shearer, July 10, at 12.
Heeler Bayern's. Padstow, Cornwall, butcher, June 12, at 10.
THOMAS Ctßoa, Rochdale, warner, June 20, at 11.
ORORGR WHITE, Exeter, pnUlterer, June 17. at 11.
GEORGE LOCEITT, Dorchester, tailor, June 17, at 2.
THOMAS COLTON, Blackford, Shropah., late carrier. June 19, at 10.
JANET LANCASTER, Netherthong, I orkshire, late Innkeeper,
June 24, at 10.
Josern HAMER. Hallivrell. Le nrashire, carrier, June 19, at 10.
Clioßos WADE. Ifornsea, Yorkshire, coal agent. June 18, at 12.
GEORGE HEART HUNT, Crumpsall, near Manchester, school-
master, June 25, at 411.
WILLIAM ANTlioNT,Litchurch.Derhyshire,monlder,Junel9,atl2.
JositPli JACKSON, Litchurch,Derbyah., foundryman.Jtuml9.at It
WILLIAM POTTS, Monkwearmouth Shore, Ihirhant, fruiterer,
June 11, at 12.
WILLIAM SeoweALL, Blehopwearmouth, grocer, June 19, at 2.
ELIZABETH CATHERINIJONIN, Liverpool. chandler, June 20, at S.
ARTIM R JOHN BLYTHE. Evertun, Lancashire, manager to a hay
dealer, June 19, at S.
Tilollk.4 HARRISON, Birkenhead, greengrocer, June 14, at 10.
Joslyn FARMER, Stourbridge, groom. June 21. at 10.
WILLIAM REED, Ystablera, Glamorganshire, flour dealer, June
17, at 11.
THOMAS POOTLITHITAITE, Dalton-in-Furness, Lancashire, grocer,
Jane 20, at 10.
011oRGE HILL, leirroineham, commercial traveller, June 25, at 12.
WILLIAM GoDDARD, Tonbridge. hairdresser, June Is. et 11.
JOHN DAT, East Grlnstead. linssex, hay dealer, June 13, At 10.
SAMUEL HMIs, Presteigme, Radnorshire, bbacksmith,JunelS,at IS.
CRANIUM EDGAR VINCENT, Norwich, furniture broker, June 12,
at 11.
Ricicsitn Hat SWILL, Houghton, Northumberland, corn reaper,
Jane 2e, at 10.
MART BURNS, K ingston.upon.HulLturnlture broker,June 18, at 11.
JAMES BALDWIN BALL, Deal, victualler, June 18, at 11.
BENJAMIN BEADLE, Self., and BENJAMIN BEADLE, jun., Borden,
Kent. grocers, June 18, at 10.
WILLIAM Bennie, Eastbourne, decorative artist, June 19, at 11.
WILLIAM RODENT InGRAM, Brighton, licensed victualler, June
18, at 11.
CHARLES LOlMMALK,Richmond,Yorkshheennkeepr.Junelgat 11.
CHARLES (linos, Nottingham, merchant's clerk, June IS, at 11.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
FREDERICK WILLIAM J•NTRIN, THoMAS RITCHIE GRASSIE, and
ALFRED THEODORE DR LisLE, Austinfriars, City, merchants-
4th dividend of 4d.. June 5, and subsequent Wednesday, at
Parkyns', Basinghall-street,
JOH• ARNOLD separate estate. Luton, Bedfordshire, straw
plait merchant-2nd dividend of 15-64eL June 5, and subse-
quent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Baffingluffi-street.
JOHN TODD and CITRINFOPHER WILLIAM Torn, Milner-street,
Brampton, and Lee, Kent, builders-3rd divldendiad.. June
5, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Bad street.
THOMAS FRANCIS, Llanelli., druggist-1A dividers of Id., any
We I nesday. at Acramaies, &idol.
JOHN NoAH PEARCE, PaislOl, painter-Ist dividend of lid., any
Wednesday, at Acraman'e, Bristol.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Petaln, 11'012 merchant-Ist dividend of
lead., any Wednesday, at Acraman's, BristoL
RICH Benet Grimm, Gloucester, commisaltm agent—lst divi-
dend of Ss. Sd., any Wednesday, at Aeraman's, Bristol.
DIVIDENDS.
June 27. W. 8. Parini, J. Barnard, and A. Harvey, Devizes,
eiwiDeefm—Tune 17. B. Harrison, Scarborough, wine merchant
--June 20. M. Sedgwlck, Northallerton, late postmaster—June
19. U. Ellis, lecledield, dra une 19. H. Store, Sheffield,
electro plate manufacturer tine 19. G. (lark. Willoughby. Not-
tingtuunahlre, farmer—June 19. W. Dixon, Chesterfield, draper
—June I& K. Graves, Sprotborough, Yorkshire, innkeeper—
June 19. T. Walks, Peubtone, Yorkshire, book-keeper—Jmie 26.
O. T. Mitarachl, Manchester, commission agent—June-2e. C. 11. K.
Truropier and J. Peelle*, Manchester, merchants—June 17. H.
Thurston, Walsall, commission agent.
CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause he shown to the con-
teary on the day of meeting.
June 27. J. Eccles, Liverpool, cotton broker.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. B. Metcalfe and G. if. Stafford, Pateley Bridge, brewers—
T. W. Cook and G. A. Walker, Plymouth, ironniongers—Jane
Johnson and A. children, Linear& Cheshire, saddlers—lC T.
Waltman and B. klagster, Long-acre, commission agents—G.
Mansell and .1. Allen, Birmingham, clock material manufac-
turers—W. K Taylor and J. Kay, Manchester, yarn agents—
T. Horner and S. K Homer, Harewood. Yorkshire, grocers—T.
Temple and J. Enimerson, Scarborough, joinen—R. Cook and
J. R. Cook, Wigan, plumbers—W. H Stinchconibe, 8. !Minch-
coml., and T. R. stile:fuss:l4oe, itveltenhani, wine merchants--A.
Wright and J. B. Wright, St. Helen's-place, City, shipbrokers
A. Gialoussy and W. L. Butler, Liverpool, commission merchants
—M. Bonne and J. Cocker, Bffefileld, brusfounders-43. Wing-
worth and H. Illingworth, Bradford, joiners—J. Ramsbottoin, T.
Blackburn, and T. M. Pearce, Blackburn. general engineers, so
far as regards T. Blackburn—J. Willeock and C'. Wilicsick,
Manchester, fish salesmen—J. Crossley and J. Dawson, New-
some, Yorkshire, builders-1. Wells and J. Robins, Bleebynden•
greet, Kensington, hulk lers—A. Taylor, New Cross, and W. J.
Nichols, toe, Kent—C. Williamson and G. G. Stark, Loith, mer-
chants.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
HIORON INGRAM, Portal. baneshire, innkeeper, June 12, at the
Solicitors' Library, Banff.
JOHN Mammy, Inverness, cattle dealer, June 11, at the Pro-
curators' Cbasabers, Inverness.

BALMORAL, MAT 31.—The Queen, as Sovereign
of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, bath been gra-
ciously pleased, by letters patent under her royal sign
manual and the great seal of the order. bearirg date this
day, to dispense with all the statutes and regulations
usually observed in regard to installation, and to grant
unto his Royal Highness Arthur William Patrick Albert,
Duke of Saxony. Prince of Coburg and Gotha, Knight of
the said Most Noble Order, and duly invested with the
ensigns thereof, full power and authority to exercise all
rights and privileges belonging to a Knight Companion of
the Most Noble Order of the Garter, in as full and ample
a manner as if his royal highness bad been formally
installed ; any decree, rule, or usage to the contrary
notwithstanding.
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, JUNE 1. The
Queen has been pleased to appoint Major-General Francis
Seymour, C.R., Extra Groom in Waiting to her Majesty,
to be one of the Grooms in Waiting in Ordinary to her
Majesty, in the room of Lieutenant-General Sir Henry
John William Bentinck, K.C.8., resigned.
Dosvisiso-svazar, JUNE 4. —The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Viscount Monck to be Governor-
General of the dominion of Canada, on and after the
Ist day of July, 1±467, under the provisions of tLe Act 30
of Victoria, cap. 3, for the Union of Canada, Nova Scotia,
and New Brunswick, and the government thereof, and for
purposes connected therewith.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL' JUNE 3.—The
Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of the
Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from
her Majesty's Acting Consul-General at Havana, enclosing
a copy of the new Custmulouse Tariff, which will come
into force on Ist July next. This tariff can be inspected
on application at the Board of Trade, Whitebait
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JeS6 3.—The
Right Honourable the Lenin of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade have received, through the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, from her Majesty's Chargé
d'Affaires at Athens, copies of a French translation of the
new Greek Customs Tariff, which can be inspected on
application at the Board of Trade, Whitehall.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JUNE 3.—The
Right Honourable the Lord% of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, an extract of a despatch from
her Majesty's consul at St. Domingo, reporting that Con-
gress has passed an act, under date of 12th April last,
raising the rats, of 30 per cent., hitherto levied on all
goods imported according to tariffed valuations, to the
rate of 40 per cent., granting the term of fifteen days for
vessels Proceeding from the Antilles, thirty from the
United States, and fifty for Europe."

CIIITITZAL PACE.—ONE SHILLING DAY, —TUFA-
DAT, JUNE 4.—Adatiesioos on payment, 2,219 ; ditto by
season tickets, 1,211: total viiotort, 3,430.
HEALTH RIDITORID BY Dr BARRY'S FOOD TO THE
R7onarit. Ines, lungs, and liver of old and young. curing
dyspepsia (indisgestion,, ematipatinn, ell:urines, aridity, head-
ache. hysteria, palpltatlon, sieepleeeneds, debility,
wading, cough, asthma, ferns, constunption, low spirita. 60,000
annual cures which had reiated all medicines, including that of
his Holiness the Pope—Tins, at ls lid.: 11h., ft. od.: 121 b, 215.
241 b. 40e—Du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; also at
Cl, Craeschurch.street 4, Cheapaide sad 160, Oitordaireet
and all grocers sad chsinita—(Advartisawsent.]