The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-11 00:00:00

DiCLAZATIOyS.CI7 DITWINDS.

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ANNIE MAMA BARKER andV.;R ED BARKER, Birmingham,
metal dealers-3rd dividend of • 15-16 d., any Thuteday,
linieWs, Birmingham.
W. J. MAZilltool, Liverpool, communion merchant—lN divi-
nerdend et 111cL, on account of ea. id, soy Wednesday, at Taw
Liverpool.
P. A. flotsam) (separate estate;, Liverpool. merchant—id
dividend of 7d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
Joint BitaiwALL, Over, near Williford, coal dealer—lst dividend
of In, any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.

DI VIDR`D/,

Jan. 15. H. Taylor, BMI[Q, EaTer, aMp builder—Jan. 15.
H. A. A. Daubeney,Wandawo, Surrey, gentleman—Jan. 15. 0.
Horne. Dunetable and Luton, Bedfordshire straw plait dealer—
s Jan. 11. J. Y. Mathews, Reigate, Surrey, surveyor—Jan. 15.
K E. Elliot, Victorfa-road, South Yendngton, late accountant-
general of the Bombs Preddeney—Jan. 7. C. Hereby, Barrow-
upon-Soar, Lel Ire, licensed eictualler—Jan. 7. C. Broome,
i cester, wholesale stationer—Dec.Vie,
Cornwall, flour dealer—Dec. ft LB. Ferris, Exeter.
: Ruda. Barnstaple, Dec. 23. H. C.
Huskinaon, Middlesborough, Innkeeper— . 23. H. & Spencer,
Batley, dyer—Dec. 2& 0. Ellison, Leeds, provision dealer—Dee.
, 11. Mater, Woodhouse Can, provision dealer—Dec. 20. K
; Sutton and 8. Sutton, Radcliffe, Laneashbe, cotton spinners—
, Dec. U. 0. W. Aplin, Wakefield, police clerk—Dec. 24. J. Acker.
fag, Wakefield, joiner—Dee. 24. J. Smith, Wakefield, beerseller—
; Dec 27 J. Cope, Dariey, Derbyshire, slaughterman—Dee. 21. I.
Hooker, Ashorst Wood, Same; draper_ Jan. 9. W. King, Heck-
: nsondsstke, blast tenter—Jan. 9. J. Walker, Mork , near Leeds,
cloth manakszturer—Jan. 9. C. Leeson, Blrstal,Y , grocer
—Jan. 9. W. Tbackwray, Savilatown, near Dewsbury, manager
to a corn miller—Jan 9. H. Hirst, Dewsbury, beereeller—Dec.23.
J. Horton Burton-upon-Trent, plumber—Dec. 23. F. Brown,
Ilarton.under.Needwood, Staffordshire, plumber—Den S 5. C.
Clifford, Banbury Wood End, Staffordshire, beerseller—Dec. 23.
Ironmonger. jun., BertossundeeNeedoood, draper's aaal*tant
—Dec. ft. J. Godwin, Tatbury, Staffordshire, tailor—Dee. Li J.
Robinson, Repion. grocer—Dec. U. F. lirentnall, Burton-on-
Trent, beerhouse-keepar—Dee. 23. K Atterbury. Burton-upon-
Trent, brewer's clerk—Dec. 23. J. Merry, Barton-upon-Tent,
butcher—Dec. L 7. J. Clarke, Burton-upon Trent, grocer—Dee.
21 0. Godfrey, Swannlngton, Leicestershire, joiner—Jan. 3. Sir
C. Fox and J. Henderson, Ittnetbwick, Staffordshire ; Newenreet,
Spring-gardens; and Foreetreet, Limehouse, engineers.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. Crofts and B. Martin, old Bond-street, picture dealers—W.
Lucas sod J. Bartlett, Manchester, hat manufacturers—T.
i Bishop, T. Eyre, and J. Y. Howe, Long Buckley, Northampton-
shire, shoe manufacturers—T. Sampson and R. H. Baynes,
Stroud, strap manufacturers—H. L. Whitton and C. Southwick,
Beverley. Yorkshire, paint manufacturers—W. Cohost and K.
J. M'Knaee, Tunbridge Wells—R. Chapman and W. Harvey,
flame-gardens, Tower-hill, wine merchants-8. Walters, E.
Heathcott, and J. Talent, Ashton.under.Lyne, cotton spinners,
so tar as march 8. Walters—A. Ginn and J. Allen, Wakefield,
contactors J. Pinker and H. Stephens, engineers—Eleanor
Berfoot and C. W. flpeight, Strand, booksellers—W. Cox and J.
• W. Cade, Manchester. :wewers—W. Richardson and T. Holmes,
rieldgate-strost, Whitechapel, ground spirit tube manufacturers
—J. J. Owens and R. Arena y Alen, Golden-square, Middle-
sex, hotel keepers—R. Barton and T. Edith-road, Peek-
! ham, carpenters—J. Seigle and J. Jun., Mark-lane,
wine importers—J. R. West and It. C. Wales, Klogston•upon-
j Hull, ale merchants—J. Higgins and J. Clark, sionfractors A.
Brion and J. Cox, Leeds, cloth Dobkin L Edmonds end D.
Jenkins, Pontypool, colliery proprietors—H. 0. Botcher and 0.
IT. Thorne*, Dowgato-hill, general merchants—W. Walker and
11. Pickles, Bradford, temple makers—C. 11111 am, 0. Worsoop,
sad A. Modem, Horton, Yorkshire, delvers—J. Ogden, J. Green,
and W. Green, Minshullstreet —Mary lialket and E. Bates,
Gateshead. Durham, nail manufacturers—J. Worrell, W. Wor-
rell, and W. Hall, Ashton-under-Lyne, sewing machine manu-
facturers, so far a. regards W. Hall.
SCOTCH SEQI7ISTRATIONS.
Minas MAcirsitzug ;diloakird), Dingwall, Roes-shin, late clerk
of supply, Dec. 18, at the National Hotel, Dingwall.
Gioia' 111711 DOZY. Lockerble, Mother, Dec. 16, at the Crown
Hotel, Lot:Wine.
Janus MatooMe. Strathpeffer, Ross-shire, hotel keeper, Dec. 14,
at the Nation& Hotel. Dingwall.
JANIS SHAW and JIBS SHAW, Glasgow, stationers, Dec. 16, at
the Crown Hotel, Gliegow.
Pllllll Saimaa, Greenock. painter, Dec. 17, at the Royal
Hotel, Greenock.
AHOUS STEWART, Tliattollr, farmer, Dec. 16, at the Solicitors'
Library, Perth.
JOHN MUM?, North Berwick, cab hirer, Dec. IT. at the Sheriff
Court-house, Haddington.
THOMAS LAWIATIC, Caspar, soda water manufacturer, Dec. 18, at
the Tontine Hotel, Cupric

A Nonconformist Conference was held at Nor-
wich yesterday afternoon, under the auspices of the
Society for the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage
and Control.

DEATH OF A WOMAN IN THZ SNOW—At Balloter
a woman named Barbara bi'Donald lost her life on Monday
night week through the inclemency of the weather. She
bad left Conrad!' on Sunday to visit an aunt who residedat
Aboyne. When returning home on Monday she met a lad
named Sompit Downie it &dieter, and as be was going
near her father's house they left this village in company,
the diatoms.* they bad to travel being about twelve miles.
When within about two and a half miles of home the
woman had become eo fatigued by forcing through
severethestorm that she could scarcely further.
Downie rendered sll the aid be could, they prooeeded
together for some distance further, the lad supporting his
weaker companion se well an he was able. At last the
strength of both failed, but after a brief met Downie
resolved to rush on to the nearest house—about a mile
distant—toobtain help for the woman, who was now quite
exhausted, and whom he left sitting on a stone by the road
side. The inmates of the house whom he around promptly
went to her rescue, but when they mashed the spot whir.
Barbara had been left by her fellow-traveller, it wee found
that she bad gone off the road at a paint nearly a hundred
yards in advance of that when she had been resting. The
driving drift, however, had obliterated the trams of her
footsteps, and marsh for the poor woman wee mad* that
night in vain. Her body was found about ten o'clock ma
Tuesday morning, the face being severed with mew, which
the wind bad blown over