The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-09 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. CoHinson and J.('oiiuson, rTlderneas, Yorkshire, farmers
--G. Creed and I. W. Maiden. Salisbury, gingerbeer mrumfac-
turms—c. Cordon, H. Cordon, and G. cordon, Nottingham,
plumbers—C. Smethurst, E. Lees, and J. °relives, ()Wham,
cotton spinners—T. Bell and J. W. Painter .;deceased , Manches-
ter, calico printers—J. Cooke and Cooke, Liverpool, oil
merchants—E. Preston and 11. Power, Great Tower-street, Mark-
lane, and Opera-arcade, Pall-mall, wine merchants—E. T. Man-
ning, T. A. Ridpath, and T. L Read, New Bond street, military
tailors—O. Thompson and W. Iligginbottorn, Derby, elastic web
manufacturers- Smithers and W. Smithers, killlingsgate-
market. and Love-lane, City, fish salesmen—J. Hirst, D. Roberts,
and A. Roberta, Clecitheaton, Yorkshire, card makers—J. Cal-
vert, sem, W. COvert, and J. Calvert, Jun., Halifax, worsted
apinnera—R. Thomas and R. Roberts, Liverpool, tailors—W.
Winter emit:. Whiter, Hastings. coal merchants—J. Ludlam, H.
Ludlam. and T. Rawlins', Piccadilly. hosiern—W. A. Adams and
11. Griffiths. Birmingham. railway carriage manufacturers—Mary
Gleadow, W. T. Dibb, and H. C. Gleadow, Kingston-upon-Hull,
brewer*. so far as regards Mary Gleadow—P. Jackson and J.
Cain, Wigan and Tyldesley, Lancashire. tailors—l'. T. Harbin
and E. H. smith, Clement's-Inn, Strand, attorneys—E. Jacobs
and N. Nathan, Covent-garden-market, fruit salehmen—J liam-
haler, A. Bamberger. and L Bansberger, Charterbouselsine,
Middlesex, wholesale boot manufacturer—L Semler and B. F.
Maxfield, Sunderland, ship brokers—W. Wingate {IA
Graftn, Noble-street, St. Luke's, ironfounders—J. Lightbody
and F. H. Boult, Liverpool, comndesion agents—J. C. Gale and
R. Monday. Liverpool, hide factors—W. Land. J. T. Unswortii.
and R. 11. Unsworth, leverp al, soap manufacturers, so fat as
regards It, li. Coawortb—T. D. Kirkham and J. Carey. Lower
Broughton. Lancashire, plasterers—J. Spenceley and J. Wright,
Wood Roam, near Leeds, cab proprietors--J. Mason and J.
Mason. Jun., CAPPlegatobuildings, City, plumbers—J. Bean, A.
Wallis, A. Brigsa. and J. Moore. Bradford, worsted misusers,
so far as reeards J. Moore—D. B. Davies and D. Davies, Car-
marthen, brewers—J. SudJards, A. Parker, H. Hustler, B Host-
ler, and J. Wade, Bradford, bulkier., so far as regards B.
Hustler and J. Wade—Elisabeth Newell and Eleanor Newell,
Porthywaen and Whltehaven quarries, near Osweatry, limestone
dealers—H. D. Mertens. K Owen, E. T. Simpson, and C. Owes.
MUlwall, chemical manufacturers-11. Stuart and J. Meynell,
Wolverluunpton. factors—S. Ridley and 11. Potter, Brighton,
auctioneers —J. Galling and S. Glaveopidt Lnpusstreet,
Pimlico, wine merchania—C. Lauenatein and G. Gotthell, Man-
chester, foreign agents—R. H. Rice and W. Rite, Birmingham,
funeral undertakers F. Wanysa and J. P, Shepherd, Appleby,
Westmoreland, and Penrith, Cumberland, attorneys—W. Burr
and O. Wllsbaw, King Edward-street, City, leather merchants—
R. Kenyon and R. H. Kenyon, Alichurch-lane. City, auctioneers
—I. Temple and I. Temple, Jun., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, whole-
sale stationers—R. E. Payne, E. Eddison. and R. L. Ford, Leeds,
solicitors, so tar se regards K Wethermsui, Jun.,
J. P. Wethorman. and K Ludlow, Bristol, porter merchants—
J. W. Wood and J. Hammond, Halifax, worsted spinners—J.
Candy, C. Wills, and D. Williams, Bristol, Manchester ware-
housemen—W. Bailey and H. T. Bailey, Curtain-road, Shore-
ditch, looking-glum manufacturers—J. A. it. Maio and D. Kemp!,
Glaagow, iron fence manufacturers—F. Molisuu and I'. Ander.
Looser, merchants.
SCOTCH SETTESTRATIONS.

WILLIAM Doro Las, Olasgow,draper, Jan. 11, at the Faculty
Olaatron,
WILLIAM NINCLAIII. ObiligOW, on manufacturer, Jan. 14, at the
Faculty Han, Waggon'
JoHN M.onit, Dunfermline, grocer, Jan. 16, at mune. Hotel,

Dunfermline.
WILLIAW TORRANCE, Airdrie, draper, Jan. 11, at the Vacuity

Hall. illbumm.
Jana ItAnihi!, Dumbarton, shipbuilder. Jan. lel at the Elephant

Hotel. tnnuliart.n.
Danizt WE/ICLE, Dundee• watch nuke, Jan. IS, at the Brithh
Hotel• Dundee.

QLONDON AND GREENWICH RAILWAY. —The half-
yearly general meeting of the proprietors in this com-
pany was held yesterday, at the offices, Gresham-house,
Old Broad•street. A dividend on the original stock of the
company at U. 7a. 6d. per cent. (or rm. 6d. per share), clear
of income tsA, was declared for the half year, and it was
announced that it would be paid by warrant on and after
Wednesday, the 16th inst.
A Bov STRANGLED BY MACHINERY.—On Mon-
day morning a boy named Beaumont Taylor, nine years of
age, was killed at the print works of Mr. Dewhirst,
Aapley, Huddersfield. He was very venturesome, and
had gone from the end of the room where he was em-
floyed to the other end, where there was a winding
rame, and began to play with Olt Whilst so engaged his
scarf became entangled with the shaft that runs into the
roller, and he was drawn up against it and strangled.
Another boy witnessed the occurrence and gave an alarm,
and a man ran to help the deceased, but his assistance
was of no avail, nor could anything be done by Mr.
Gardiner'a assistant, who was called in. The body was
taken to the residence of the parents of the deceased in
High-street, Huddersfield. The boy bad a narrow escape
of his life last week by falling into the river Colne, but he
was rescued by one of the workmen at the print works.—
Leeds Merrurg.

The first annual meeting of the Scholastic Regis-
tration Association, the object of which is to obtain an
act of parliament for the registration of schoolmasters,
upon the model of the Medical Registration Act, was held
yesterday afternoon in the large room of the Society of
Arts, John•street, Adelphi. Mr. PAINE was in the chair,
and there was a tolerably numerous attendance of the
members of the association.