The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-19 00:00:00

711011 LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

INAIIMI OF SOLTUTORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARB TO n
OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE ON THE CHIMP REGISTRAR,
DOUBT OF BANKRUPTCY, BASINGHALL-STREIT.I
BANKRUPTS.
Ron Eur lirckv tun, Ilampstead-green, Middlesex, sharebroker,
to surrender Oct. 30, at 1.
WILLIAM CLARK. Alpha-square, Wahrorth, manager to a Umber
merchant, Oct 31. at It.
GitoltoE PLIAINEB, 3lueeum.street, Bloomsbury, hairdresser,
Oct. 30, at It.
Tn. st AS CLAPHAM, Harris-road, Camberwell, jeweller,Oct 30,ati.
JoNATHAN BRACKLIV, Hackney-road, carman., Oct. 30. at 1.
J AMEN BRoWNJoHN, Alton, Hampshire, grocer, Oct. 30, at 1.
WILLIAM A VLINn. Great Western-terrace, Bayswater, lodging-
house keeper, Oct. 30, at 1.
JAnks Nokets, Brunswick-place and Bath-street, City-road,
bedstead manufacturer, Oct. 31, at 11.
WILLIAM (Whim, Putney, Umber dealer, Oct. 31, at 11.
ANDREW BAKER Fos:l,, Brighton, watchmaker, Oct. 31, at 11.
WILLIAM DAVIES, Lennox-road, Islington, builder, Oct. 31, at 11.
Elegant. Citusz, Percy-street, Tottenham-court-road, late lodg-
ing.house keeper, Oct. 31, at 11.
Jona Form:an tit, Oak-wharf, Clty-rosid,coal agent, 0ct.31, sit 12-
Clikisnietha Dix, Ileath.street, Commercial-road Rut, lighter-
man, Oct 31, at 12.
Jolla CURTIN, New Wimbledon, Surrey, builder, Oct. 91, at IL
Tito N AS GRAY, Grafton-et., Soho, clothier's assistant,Oct 31,at IL
Clitatits JoNETH YoRSTER, Bridpurt-place, Boston, licensed
victualler, Oct. 31, at 1.
Jail, itinalt Compton-st,Cterkenwell, timber bender,Oct.3l.at 1.
WALTKa BJCHARD Soria, Southampton, boot manufacturer,
Nov. 7, at 1.
JAMIUS CrEHEY WIN ON, Archlbald-street, Bow, flour factor,
Nov. 7, at 12.
ABKANAN RAWson, Northin, Beds, potato dealer, Oct. 30, at I.
ALFRID ItOLLIMis, Kiddermiuster, victualler. Nov. 1, at 12.
JOH. ADAMS, Hereford and Allensmore, Herefordshire, brick
maker, Now. I, at IL
JOSIPII ISAACS, Breison, draper, Oct SO, at 11.
RICHARD DAVID, Dines Coillery, GllMOrganallre, general-shop
keeper, Oct. 30, at IL
EVAN THoIIAS, Ystrad, Glamorganshire, assistant to a geneml-
shop keeper, Oct. 30, at 11.
RICHARD TIIoNAS, Tithe/hark GLmoegaashlre, post-office
manager, Oct. 30, at 11.
AnR 111111.1 rs, Tetrad, Olamorgansh,. shopkeeper, Oct. 31, at 11.
JANgs HOCklitio, Pelson, Cornwall, tailor. Oct. 93, at 11.
WILLIAM SAWMILL Dockland Newton, Dometahire, innkeeper,
Nov. 3, at 11.
ROISIRT EDWAIDS, Kingsbury Eplacopi, Sornenetshirc, tanner,
Nov.s,atii.
Joan DYSON and JOSEPH DYSON, Huddersfield, yarn spinners,
Oct. IS, at U.
DAN tzt, LeXcil, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Oct. 21, at 11.
THOMAS Blow? and JAHIS MAWDSLEY, Liverpool, Sear dealers,
Oct. DI, at 11.
Jolla DIST, Jun., Scaforth, Lancashire. joiner, Oct. 31, at 11.
/owe MoitoAN SMITH, Blackpool, Lancash , builder, 0ct.31, at 12.
JOSEPH HILTON ROTOR/THAN, SLaleybridge, Cheshire, auctioneer,
Oct. 30, at IL
Router BANllll,Wasend,horthumberianti. grocer, Nov.l,at 12.
Joint lirratMAN,Ventnor, latent Wight,whitessuith, Oct.3o,at 11.
Hussy BCTLEK, Southwell, Notts, plumber, Oct. 23, at 11
JOintrH Wilmot EDXOIIIw, Cheltenham, market gardener, Oct.
V, at 11.
JOHN WILL/AIR, Salford, cattle drover, Nov. 2, at 9!.
ItoIIZIT WILINTIIt, Lower Broughton, Lancashire, salesman,
Nov. • at ist.
D.ANI/L"11^ORNOolt, Salford, commission agent, Nov. 2, at 9}.
1112 sof DAVID CLEAT, Portland, bricklayer, Oct. 30. at 11.
THOMAS BULL, Crewe, Cheshire, beer retailer, Oct. 31, at 11.
AMMO. THOM Hough, Cheshire, farmer, Oct. 31, at 11.
FIANTIS QUARTLY. Bristol, late victualler, Nov. 1, at 12.
BENJAMIN Ootervn MA55150, Horfield, Gloncestemlike, printer,
Nov. 1, at 12.
LIACH, Bristol, beerhonse keeper, Nov. 1, at 12.
STIPHIJI TERSER, Westbronovich, miner, Oct. 26, at 11.
WILLIAM WYATT, Bourton-on-the-MIL Olonsmatenhlre, Inn-
keeper, Oct. 29, at It
TIAMCILJointsos, Stoke-upon-Trent, glass dealer, Nov. 9, at 11.
rHoxis STAIN Fitton, grocer, Nov. 4, at 10.
THOMAS HALLEN SMITH, Gloucester, commercial traveller,
Oct. 31, at 1 r.
WILLIAM HANIKY, Aberystwith, boolmaker, Oct. 31, at 9.
GEOKoE LirenT, Howsell, Worcestershire, grocer, Oct. M at 11.
Or-oitOß SMITH Pima, Wallingford, Berkshire, confectioner,
Oct. 25, at 11.
JOSEPH PIASCOD, Lamonby, Cumberland, labourer, Oct. 26,
at 10.
JAHZ3 DAVIS HARSHAINAT, Chickeveil, Dorset/hire, yeoman.
Oct. Nu, at 11.
RINNAII/ Jonas, Ilandudno,Caniamonsh., plaid.erer,Oct.2B,at 12.
ihax itkoo,Bo wness, Westmoreland,shoemaker,Nov.6,Ml2.
HENRY PIEETON, Hawk/head, Lancashire, quarryman, Nov. 6,
ant
WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Ponlahot, baker, Oct. 21, at 10.
&DIAN!, JAMB, Malpas, Moumouthihire, commercial traveller,
Oct. 29, at 11.
VINTRIT LOCK, Mier, Roinersetabire. timber felter,Oct.2B, at 10.
JANIS HUNT, Choriton-upon-padlock,accountant, Nov. 5, at nj.
TnonAs LAXIINT. York, bookseller, Oct. 30, at 11.
Julia Winn, York, boot dealer, Oct. 30, at 12.
DENIS BARuS, Blackburn, teacher of ornate. Nov. 4, at 1.
WILLIAM %Mir, Goldehaw Booth, Lancashire, warehouseman,
Nov. 1, at 3.
Fusin WHITE Leeds, butcher, Oct. 30, at 10.
JANirs Roluxsok, Wetherby, Yorkshire, mason, Nov. 4, at 10.
ALeftEn WeallUAX, Sevenuaks, inspector of plate-layers on
nalway, Oct. li, at IL
JOHN Hula! Hicsinse, Great Yarmouth, furniture broker,
Oct. 31, at 12.
Blair FRANCIS DATMELOS, Great Yarmouth, surgeon-dentist,
Oct. 31. at It.
GIORGI HURT FILTILUt, Brompton, Kent, wine seller, Nov.
1, at L
Tilintss GIANT, Ashford, Kent, seedaman, Oct. Si, at 11.
BANKRUPTCY AN N
Oct. 10. ROUEN BorLE, Woolwich, captain of artillery.
DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.
EDWARD TANNIR and GItuRAZ FRIDERICK TANNER, Lower
Thaines-street, Customhouse agents- -Ist dividend of 91d., Oct.
23, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Baainghall-street.
DIVIDIN DS.
Oct. 31. D. R. Barclay, Hendon, Middlesex—Nov. 6. 11. F.
Todd, Barge-yard, Beeklersbury, merchant—Nov. 26. W. 8.
Weeks and A. S. Weeks, Leicester, boot manufacturers—Nov.
Di N. Ovendale, Skegby, Nottinghamshire, lime busier—Oct. 30.
A. Bennett, St. Austell, Cornwall, draper—Oct. 30. Z. W. Cas-
ting, Telgnmouth, Devonshire, dalryman—Nov. 4. B. Greenwood,
Bradford, brusbniaker—Nov. 4. 11, (Jaen, Leeds, wholesale
ironmonger—Nov. 7. W. shame, W. Moore, and J. Smith, Belles
Bridge, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers—Nov. 7. A. Wall,
Bradford, wool merchant—Nov. 11. J. Brook and W. F. Cros-
land, Huddersfield, mango dealers—Nor. 14. A. Tule. Leeds,
cloth manufacturer—Nov. 6. J. Alrey and J. Bowker, Southport,
Lancashire, coal merchants—Nov. 1. T. Astbury, Galchog,
shire, farmer—Oet. 29. J. Sorrell, Richmond, Yorkshire, livery
stable keeper—Oct. ID. J. Ditchfield, Diversion, Lancashire,
tailor—Oct. ZS. J. Moss, Barrow-In-Furness, Lancashire, brush-
maker—Oct. 23. T. T. Woodburn. Ulverston, Lancashire. hoot-
maker—Nov. 22. A. W. Laldlaw, Bury-cowl, it, Mary-axe, cigar
deader.
MTN WHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Monteflore and J. D. Gibbs, St. BeneVicplaas, Gracechurch-
street, and Barbadoes, oierchants—J. Willis and J. Atkinson,
Great Lever, Lancashire. Mick makers—F. Spittle. B. Spittle.
and A. Spittle, Wednesbnry, Staffordshire, gun locks manufac-
turers, so far as regents H. Spittle—A. L. Barnard and C.
Cato, Desborough.place, Paddington. drapers—J. R. Ikon and
It. Wilkinson, Horton, near Bradford, worsted manufacturers—
Elizabeth Robbison, A. Robinson, and it. B. Robinson, Man-
chester, glass and emery paper ntanufactnrers, so far as regards
B. 11. Robinson—R. T Maileley and K Hinchcliffe, Manchester
and Macclesfield, manufacturers—e. L. Allwork and 0. Sankey,
Maidstone. surgeons—E Mellor and T. Mellor, Oldham, cotton
spinners—T. Hudson and W. Noble, Hull, attorneys—J. T.
Willis and 0. Benson, Manchester, straw bat nierchanta—F. If.
Cole and 1. hills, Croydon, drapers—R. T. Blackburn, New-
castle-upon-Tyne, 'spanner. and W. Goodrich, Shelleld,
minimerchil traveller—F. Key and T. R. Draper, Bride-
north, Shropshire tanners—J. Ward and E. Rush, Strad-
lirchke, Suffolk, 'farmers—O. A. Jones J. E. Jones, and
W. Maude, Pudsey, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturers, ee
!sr as regards W. (laude—lt. le. Yelf and R. Durley,
Duke-street, Adeiphi, and Aylesbury, arehltects—J. fiedgwkk
and W. Parks, Bury, Lancashire tailors—W. Watson and 11.
ll'Kensie, High-street, Wapping, shipwrights—le. W. Wickham
and IL Fry, Bristol, timber merchants—O. Wicks and O. T.
Wicks, Truro, bookbinders - J. Reid and D. Reid, Aylesbury,
drapers—J. Shaw and J. Cornell, Liverpool, cotton brokers—A.
Hawkins, men., and A. Hawkins, Jun., london-road. Southwark,
Ironmongers-0. Bunten and J. L Williams, (look, merchants
--Isabella Hume and J. Wenins, Birkenhead, plumbers—J.
Boyd and W. Herding Liverpool, tailors --G. Tattersall and H.
Duckworth, Radcliffe, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers--John
Dyson and Joshua Dyson, York, ale merchants.
SCOTCH SWIM/STRATTON&
ALICCANDIR Elginsldre, bank agent, Oct. 22,
at theUordon Arms Hotel, Elgin.
Ronlsir CourEit, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, innkeeper, Oct 25, at
the Black Bull inn, Hamilton.
WILLIAM CALM, Falkirk, draper. Oct. 25, at the Royal Hotel,
Falkirk.

STREET BARS AND SARRIEILS IN THE METROPOLIS.
—The weekly meeting of the members of the Me-
tropolitan Board of Health was held yesterday
in the board-room, Spring-gardens ; Sir .1. Thwaites in
the chair. Mr. Shaw asked what measures the board
proposed to adopt to insure the ren.oval of the bars and
harriers in the public streets, amounting to upwards of 150
in the metropolis, the whole of which, with very few ex-
ceptions, being in streets now subject to parish manage-
ment, which were maintained, repaired, and lighted at
the expense of the general rates. He called attention
particularly to the parish of St. Pancras, which he said
had 29 barriers, which reduced the direct thoroughfares to '
three between the Edgware-road end Gray's-inn-road—a
distance of three miles. In that parish there were three
of the largest railway stations, which drew to it a vast
amount of traffic, and the distance of the bars drove that
traffic to a few thoroughfares, and consequently occa-
sioned many accidents, he thought it hard upon the
ratepayers of the metropolis that they were not only
obliged to keep up tho streets, but to go to the expense of
opening otherthoroughfares, whilst the bar nuisances were
allowed to remain. He thought they ought to be treated
like any other nuisances. He thought it the duty of the
board to go to parliament for power, and he therefore
moved that the matter should be referred to the works
committee. Mr. Nicholay seconded the motion, which, after
a brief discussion, was adopted.
SUNDAY WORK BY POET-OFFICE OFFICIALS. —The
Pifeithire Joaraaf of yesterday says :—" The man in charge
of her Majesty's milk between Edinburgh and Perth, via
Grantee: and Ladybank, has not been off duty a single
Sunday for 16 years ; the church bells all that time have
been ringing in vain for him, this branch of the civil ser-
vice being apparently too hard up to afford him the relief
of a gin-horse. Three other eases equally discreditable
have been mentioned to us ; one runner goes between In-
verness and Perth, while the other two serve their country
by taking charge of its letters between Perth and Aber-
deen. We commend these poor men to the conaideration
of the Anti-Slavery Society in Edinburgh."