The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-19 00:00:00

Dicl.m4TioNs OF DIVIDENDS.

WuJ.iiin DRAT, Yandarbani. Kent, agricultural implement
maker—lat dividend of Is., Jan. 21. and any subsequent Mon.
day, at Cannan's, Basinihall.street.
RICHARD LINIRRICII. MOD, miller—let dividend of Is., Jan. 23,
and any subsequent Wednesday, at Miller's, BristoL
W. A. IMICTLXIT ;separate estate, Bristol, tailor—lst dividend
of Mis., Jan. 23, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Miller's,
Bristol.

Abergavenny, Ironmonger-Ist dividend of Is.,
Jan. IS, and any subs.puent Wednesday, at Millar's, Bristol.
WILLus Bus, r meth, Durban, miller—lit dividend of as. 6d.,
Jan. 13, and and subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
_ _ _ DIVIDINDB.

Feb. 8. W. B. J. Brana;;Whiltnnare and Lock's-fields,
Newington, manufacturer-Fin. &Jr Wilson (separate estate,
Old Breadatrect, ilty, bill broker-Feb. 8. J. Thomas, Abing-
' don, Berkshire, and Cultism, Osfordahlre, briekmaker-Feb. &
J. Sheppard, King's Lynn, Norfolk, brick manufacturer-Feb.
It T. C. Bell, Durham, corn miller-Feb. 14. .1. B. Bartlett and
W. A. Bartlett. Bristol, tallors-Feb. & W. Hargreaves and W.
Mater. Bradford, Yorkshire, whitesmiths.
CIATUICATIS to be granted, unless cause be shown to the
contrarroe or before the day of meeting.
Feb. 8. 0. 111•Lennan and J. W. Bard, Osnaburghatreet,
Regent's-park, builders-Feb. & J. C. Partridge, Langley-place,
Commerclatroad, boot and shoe manufacturer- Feb. 4. W. N.
Rees, Gracechurchatreet, City, printer-Feb. 8. H. J. Mitchell,
Park-street, Urosvenor-square, licensed victualler-Feb. b. J.
Pearce, Holborn hill, woollen draper-March 4. J. Pritchard,
Newnham. Oloucestenhire, saddler-Feb. 4. Maria Coward,
I Church Coniston, Lancashire, grocer-Feb. 11. G. Russell,
Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, hotel keeper-Feb. 11. T.
Townson, Learnlneton Priors, Warwickahlre, chemist-Feb. 12.
H. Wallar, Leicester, hatter-Feb. & J. Wood, Birkenhead,
Cheshire, 'lensed victualler-Feb. 9. E. Divan, thelileld,
snide seller-Feb. 20. J. W. Crawford. Lincoln, inner.
PARTNERSHIPB DUMOLVIED,
Gillesples, Moffatt, and Co., London, and Montreal, Canada,
so far as regards A. Gillespie and J. 0. Moffatt-J. Smith, sea,
I J. Smith, Jun., W. Smith, and S. Smith, Todmorden, painters, so
fares regard. W. Smith and S. Smith-J. Bayldon and J. B.
Rayner, Horbury, Yorkshire, attorneys-G. C. de Jersey and
T. H. Clark, Liverpool, wine merchants-G. Williams, G. W.
Jones, and H. J. Morse, Newport, Montnouthahlre, ship
chandlers-C. Moore and C. Moore, Jun., Great ('ampanili, Eases,
grocers-R. Mills, B. Jones, and J. Matthews, Hlghstrect,
rough, hop factors, so far as regards B. Jones-R. W.
Mitcheson ;deceased) and W. Mitcheann, Garfeedatreet, Lime-
house, anehorsmitbs-A. M. Straker and R. P. Short, Besinghall.
street, printers--Sarah Sherborn and J. Tillyer, Oxfonlatreet,
oil and colourtiven-J. A. Taken and T. Peulington, Fenthurch.
street, City, ship brohen-J. 0. Bourne and R. Sutton, Cheadle,
Staff re, eurgeome-R. Martin and A. Fleming, Holbrook,
Suffolk, surgeons-It P. Newcombe and H. Anderton. Lower Clap.
ton, schoolmasters -C. Fletcher and G. Wild, Haifa., Yorkshire,
woulstaplers-T Cooke, T. Fallowa, and O. Cooke, Earley, Lan-
cashire, spindle makers-J. Carr and G. Hasleham, Manchester,
ernallware manufacturera-W. H. Manton, H. R. Lainbton, G.
Fenwick. G. J. Penwick, R. Brown, and 8. A. Beaumont, New-
castle-upon-Tyne, and elsewhere, in the oounties of Northember
land and Durham, bankers, en tar as regards S. A. Beaumont-
0. Bassett and W. Lodge, Sheffield, confectioners-A. Dyer and
C. Dyer, Plymouth, auctioneers-J. Perks, A. Perks, and W.
Prince, /Serum-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, brewers, so far aa
regards W. Prince-J. Hodiklnson and T. Satterthwaite, Great
Bolkm. Lancashire, cotton spinners-E. Yearsley and W. J.
Hill, Rom, Herefordshire. cheminta-11. F. Waring and W. Mad-
den, Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire, and Colyton, Devonshire, attorneys
-F. Dixon and J. Bell. Sheffield, diver platers-J. Grist and A.
Nildett Itotilmmugh, Gloucestershire, flock dressers--S. Fielden
and T. Law, Wadden, Rochdale, cotton spinners-W. Wilkinson
I and It. Wilinson, Leeds, worsted spinners--A. }Montan, G. D.
Mai/Mort and T. ittlnieston, inillwrights-J. Graham and W.
Armstrong, Brampton, Cumberland. surgeons-G. H. Smith,
North Perrott, Sonsersetalilre. and P. Cook. Illsterten, Somerset-
shire, twine nioners-J. &neck, see., and W. Beetock, Ashby-
dela-reuch. Leicesterahlre, bakers-J. F. Brip;g, B. Brier. and
I G. T. Knight, Huddersfield, merchants, so gar as regards G. T.
Haight -J. Clare and J. A. Clare, Coventry, watch manufac-
turere-H. Bodou, W. Water, and K Green, Coventry, ribbon
manufacturers--Sarah hint W. U. Hirst, G. Hirst, and T. Hirst
executors of the Isle J. Mink, Huddersfield, grocers-A. Ogden
deceased. and A. Lees, Oldham, cotton dealers-Jos. Handley
and John Handley, Coptrod, Rochdale. wooktaplers- J. Lund
and J. Butterworth. jun., Manchester, commission agents-
Jane Macdonald and Charlotte Clemitson, PH:seem-street,
Cavendish-square, milliners-H. Stephens and A. Stephens,
King's A rins.yard, Thorntonatreet, lionelydown, carpenters-
J. Anderson and Co, Glasgow, coal masters, so far as regards
R. Barclay.
BOOTCH SEQUIETEATIONE,
12AzAerrii Score, Edinburgh, Jan. 22, et Cay and Black's
Houma Edinburgh.
WILLIAM PAIMEN, Kilmarnock. iron Nuttier, Jan. P 2, at the
Facsky_of Procurators* Hall, Glasgow.
ROBERT WOAVIN and WILLIAM MURRAY TOOM9O/1, Govan,
Lanarluildre 'The Clyde Claleimising Company', Jan. 23, at
the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
THo Bittnnitni, Glasgow, boot maker, Jan. 22, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.
Joe!. ATIWARS, Glasgow, house agent, Jan. W. he Faculty of
Procurators' Hall. Glamow.
JAMES JOHNSTON. Galealdels, manufacturer, Jan. 26, at the
Commercial Hotel. Galsahlela

OUTBREAK AMONG THE CONVICTa AT CHATHAM.
During the lest few days considerable alarm has been occa-
sioned the officials at the large convict prison, St. Mary's,
Chatham, in consequence of several violent outbreaks which
have occurred among the inmates of that establishment,
where there are upwards of 1,000 convicts undergoing vs.
rims terms of penal servitude. The cause of the mutinous
conduct among the convicts appears to have arisen in conse-
quence of the discovery having been made- of a plot which
had been arranged some time for the escape of several of the
The ringleader appears to be a oonvict named
ret:::bo is under sentence of penal servitude for ten
years. Peters, it appears, had contrived to obtain posses.
Rion of a skeleton key, though how remains a mystery.
With this he succeeded in unlocking the hall door, and
after crossing the yard unperceived, was in the act of un-
locking the cell-door of a notorious character named Ben-
nett, who is under penal servitude for life, when
he was seen amid immediately secured. Search was
then made for another skeleton key, believed to
be in the possession of one of the convicts, but
without effect. On the following morning, during
the time the convicts were in chapel, they commenced
hooting and yelling, and making other mutinous noises and
sounds. Several of the ringleaders were secured and con-
fined, but this did not deter the others from repeating their
insubordinate conduct on each occasion after on leaving
the chapel. The ringleaders are convicts under sentence of
penal servitude for life, who have recently arrived at the
prima. The whole of the warden—about 150 in number,
all heavily armed—have been on duty, and several of the
principal convict, have been secured. Not only has the
insubordination manifested itself in the chapel, but on the
convicts being locked in their cells they continued to
shout, kick the doers, and in some cases demolish their
cell furniture. Yesterday the prisoners were quieter, but
a reproseutation of the particulars has peen made by 04,-
1 lain Powell, the governor, to the Home Secretary, and
Captain ()ambler, director of convict prisons, will arrive at
the establishment to-day to make an official inquiry into
the eircurnirtance,.

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