The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-17 00:00:00

PAETAnBffiPS DI aOLVID.

W. Clements and T. Berry, 11nrtomuison.Trent, cemnion
brewers—T. Yellows' and H. llanfreys, Spalding. Lincolmhire,
machtnemen—J. F. Delany end J. C. R. okes, Greenwich. en-
idneers—W. Cartwright and J. Cartwright., Droylai Lance-
shire, rope manufacturer —4. Green and J. Brashaw, She Held,
insurance agents—W. J. Ede and C. W. Wife, Weal Bromwich,
surgeons—W. Shackleton, C. Hoyle, C. Hudson, and W. Pres-
ton. Reighley, worsted spinners, so far as regards C.
Hudson—B. Lewis and J. Y. Blocks, St. Michael's-house,
London, wine merchants—T. Dime, W. J. Dixon, and
R Dixon, Chester, Umber merchants, so far as re-
gards T. Dixon—B. (Vow, and H. U. Gobbet(, Bristol and Li-
verpool, wholesale clothiers— W. Hood and J. Constable, Water.
lane, City, and elsewhere, carrying on business as the Imperial
Cognac Brandy Company—O. 'Omani& A. Thewns, and G.
Thewlis, Jun. Underbenk and Huddersfield, woollen cloth ma-
nufactiners. L Oinks, T. Garnett. and R. Turner, Brad-
, ford, stuff merchants, so fax as regards R. Turner-11, F.
Church. J. R. Church, and E. L. A Clarke, Bedford-row, at-
torneys, so tar a. regards H. F. Church—W. E. Oubmam and
W. Ifolderoft, 'Pannell, Staffordshire, earthenware manufac.
turers—ll. Stringer and P. Stringer, Hull, painters—W. Cops,
W. 0. Ward, and Y Cope, Raeford, Nottinehemehire, lam ma-
nufacturers, so tar as regards W. Cope—T. Wright and W.
Watkins, Dudley-bill, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturers—l.
Wolffers and B. H. firtelana, John street, Old Rent-road, basket
makers—O. Haworth, J. A. Brown. and J. Lane, Radcliffe,
Lancashire, manufacturers—J. H. himitenzie, G. G. Treberne,
and H. W. Trlnder, Gresham-home, Old Broadetreet, attorneys,
so fee as eeg rds 0. G. Treherne-0. Robinson and S. John-
son, Uverpool, cotton dealers—O. Brightwen, W. Gillett, and
T. H. Lovelies, Finch-lane, City, bill brokers, so far as regards
W. Gillett—A. Angell and C. Gammon, Aldershott, drapers—
T. C Hine and R Evans, Nottingham, architects—W. Beer and
B. Hands Manchester, wheelwrights—R. B. Hann and 3.
Clayton, Paddington-green, drapers-0. Dennis and J. Hayes,
Wset Derby, Lanegahire,Joiners-11 nitwit& sod R. W. W.
Morgan, Haverfordwest, land surveyors—W. Winchester, C. J.
L'Amle, R. Nicholson, end G. E. Humphrey, Brighton, tailors,
so tar as regards C. J. L'Amle—R. Stokes and F. D. Gilbert,
Palmer's-wharf, Cld Ford-road, lire wood manufaetnrers--J.
Arnold and T. Iloblinon, Bradford. woolstaplers—J. Robinson
and W. Smith, Kingston-upon-Hull, common brewers—M.
Michaelis and F. E. A. Boyd, Melboanse and Yencburch-street,
general merchant&

8131YrCH EIZQUIRTRATIONL
Jones grams, Amainle, 1..0 htlimowshin; merchant, August
211, at Robertson's Hotel, Rathgate.
SAMVEL Kum,loa, Innkeeper, August 27, at the Royal Oak,
Alba,
/Peanuts !Windt, Glasgow, wine merchant, August 20, at the
Bell Hotel, Glasgow.
ANDREW 8111P:1011 and JAMES Sugroom, Leith, August 20, at the
New Ship lintel, Leith.
WILLIAM CROZUIR ARnsraomo. Glasgow, brace manufacturer,
Augud 20, at the Faculty flail, Waggon.
GIiONGZ GOULD, Parra Gout.u, and JAKE/ II'UNTOCII, Glas-
gow, drysalters, August 23, at the Faculty Hall, tilangow.
THOMAS Knoi.Olasiow, builder, August, 23, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.

A MONSTER SHARK IN SOUTHAMPTON-WATER.
—A party of ladies and gentlemen on Wednesday hired a
pleasure yacht of a Southampton waterman, who took
them for a few hours' cruise on Southampton-water. The
ladies were landed at Calshot Castle, at the entrance of
the Water, while the gentlemen, four in number, went
hack in the yacht a mile or so, awl bathed off Fawley.
After bathing, they returned to Calshot, took the ladies on
board, and proceeded to Southampton. The weather was
very hot, and the yacht was almost becalmed. As they
were approaching where the gentlemen bad bathed, they
saw something just out of the water darting to and fro.
This the owner of the yacht, au old fisherman, knew to be
the fin of a shark, and sa they came nearer, sure enough
there was a huge shark, at least sixteen feet long, swim-
ming lazily about. There was a revolver in the yacht, and
the monster was fired at, but he took very little notice of
the attack. The party met • gentleman's yacht just after-
wards, when they reported what they had seen. A boat's
crew from the latter yacht was sent with a boathook after
the shark. They met with it, and struck at its gills with
the boathook, but the latter being blunt did not make
much impression, and the shark made off. A solitary
shark is occasionally met with at the entrance of South-
ampton-water in the summer season, but no one remembers
such a large onu having been seen.
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