The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Mr. Roberts, the solicitor last appointed by Madame
Rachel to conduct her defence, appeared before Mr. Knox
to tender bail for his client. The bail was fixed at two
housekeepers, to be bound in 1,0001. each.
Mr. Murrell, of 21, Houghton-street, Claro-market, came
forward. He said he was a printer, and printed paper
hags. He had been eighteen years in his present house.
His 'veneers, types, and book debts were worth 2,0001.
Mr. Knox asked him if he could swear thathe was worth
3,0001.
Mr. Burrell said he could.
Inspector Silverton said he had been to the place. The
printing place was a sort of shed, but to his thinking there
was not evidence of property that was worth more than WI.
Mr. O'Donoghue, of 20, Houghton-street, Clare-market,
was the second bail. lie said he was a licensed valuer and
house-agent. He had furniture for sale as a broker, and
held leaseholds, which enabled him to swear that he was
worth 3,0001. after all his debts were paid.
Inspector Silverton said he found some old furniture in
the shop and saw a chest. There was no one there to give
him any information.
Mr. O'Donoghue said in that chest there was 1,0201.
worth of plate.
Mr. Roberta said the sufficiency of the bail had been
inquired into by the prosecutor's solicitor, and he believed
there was no doubt about the competency of the partiee.
Mr. Burrell and Mr. O'Donoghue were quite prepared
to prove that they were worth the amount they had de-
posed to.
Mr. Knox said it was essential that the bail should be
substantial, otherwise justice might be defeated.
Inspector Silverton was then requested to make further
inquiries.
lie parties were all in attendance yesterday morning
before Mr. Knox.
Mr. Roberta said he was now in a position to show that
the two belle were substantial parsons. The inspector
was satiatied with his further inquiries.
Kr. Knox:then agreed to accept the bail, and the neces-
sary forms having been gone through, Madame Rachel
was released from the House of Detention.

DEATH AND ROBBERY OP A GENTLEMAN IN
BOTITN-ROW.

Yesterday Mr. Bedford held an inquiry in St.
George's Hospital, Hyde Park-corner, respecting the cir-
cumstances attending the death of an independent gentle-
man named Samuel Burchild, aged 61.
The inquiry excited more than usual interest, and Mr.
Inspector Fraser, of the A division, attended to watch the
cue for the Commissioner of Police.
Mr. Charles Camp, a coachmaker' of No. 20, Prince's-
mews, Kensington, said that on Wednesday night last
about a quarter-past 10 o'clock, his attention was called to
the deceased, who was leaning over the railings opposite
Rutland-gato, in Rotten-row, Hyde-park. There was a
woman near him, who said the gentleman was very ill,
and she asked him to go and fetch a policeman. When
witness came up to him he pointed to his throat, and said
that he thought he should be suffocated. He walked with
him about 200 yards, when he fell, being unable to walk
any further. He then appmred red in the face. He was
put in a cab, and removed to the hospital.
John Hook, a police constable, No. 214 A, said that on
Wednesday night he was on duty near Knightsbridge
barracks, when he was called to a gentleman who
was lying on the grass, and who appeared very
ill ; he was foaming at the mouth. Ile sent the
last witness for a cab, and he was removed to the
hospital; but he thought he died before he reached it.
He searched and found a notebook and a pocket-
book in his posse lion, three 61. Bank of England- notes,
and a bank bill for 4001. and another for 1001., some memo-
randa and three half-pence. When be reached him,
his shirt and his trousers were undone. The woman who
called his attention to the deceased ran away, and a
soldier who was present also ran away. He had no
watch about him.
Mrs. Lucy Snow, of 48, Frith-street, Prins-street,
Soho, said that she knew the deceased, who had lodged
with her for ten years. She last saw him alive on ed-
nesday night about nine o'clock, at which time he went
out. He bad not slept much for the last few days. He
was a man of very eccentric habits, but bad not been
attended by any medical man. He frequently complained
otpains in the throat. He never threatened in her pre-
sence to commit suicide.
The Coroner—Are you aware whether he was in the
habit of carrying a watch ?
Witness—He was. He always carried a very valuable
one in his side waistcoat pocket. That being missing, she
believed it had been stolen. She did not know what loose
money be had in his possession when he left home.
The Coroner—Had he any relatives ?
Witness—Yes. He had a nephew and a step-brother,
but he told me if anything happened to him that I was
never to communicate with them. . .

The Coroner—You had better do so, and that imme-

diately.
Witness—But I don't know where to find them—they
are not in this country.
The Coroner—You are sure that he was in the habit of
carrying a watch P
Witness—l never saw him without one, it was a large
gold one, and of peculiar make.
James Nash, of 7, Church-court. Kensington, said that
on Wednesday night he was in Hyde-park, and he saw
the deceased walking along with a woman at his side.
Ilia attention was called to him by his throwing his arms
about and making a noise. The woman asked him to
fetch a policeman. He asked the woman and a soldier to
unbutton his waistcoat and collar, which being done, the
man said, " Oh, go and fetch a doctor." He said that he
lived near Soho-equare.
Mr. Edward liable, of No. 19, Frith-street, said that he
had known the deceased for many years. Ile was not a
feeble man ; he was a very quick walker.
Mr. George Parr, resident house physician, said death
had reaulteti from Disease of the heart. There was no
doubt from the examinatioa he had made that the de-
ceased had been the subject of great excitement in the
park, and that had accelerated his death. There were no
marks of violence on the body.
The Coroner asked what was to be done with the pro-
Perty?
Inspector Fraser said that it remained in the hands of
the hospital authorities.
Mrs. Snow said that she wanted the hospital authorities
to allow her sufficient to bury the body
The jury returned a verdict of "Natural death from
disease of the heart," and the proceedings terminated.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE PARLIA-
BEET.—Yesterday in the House of Lords, In Lord Rade.-
dale' ti Committee, the following bills passed and were
ordered to be reported :—Duke of Richmond's Estate,
Thames Embankment (Chelsea) (having the same after-
noon been referred back), Llanelly Harbour Improve-
ment, the Abergavenny and Monmouth Railway, the
Portsmouth Camber Quays, Llynvi Valley Gas, and
Windsor and Eton Water. In Group A their lordship*
passed the Aberdeen Harbour, the Tynemouth (Borough)
Quays and Improvements ; and the Sligo Borough
Improvement Rill was adjourned until next week. In the
House of Commons, Messrs. Fran and Palgrave, the
examiners, held courts, and the former declared the
',tending orders to have been complied with in the case of
the Devon and Cornwall Railway ; and the Cork and 'lin-
eal. Junction Railway Bill was adjourned until the 9th of
July. In Mr. Dodson's Committee, the Holywell Railway
and the Greenock and Ay-rehire Railway were
through and ordeted to be reported ; the Bulked passed
Central
Railway was adjourned.
THE " SUNDAY EVENINGS FOR THE PEOPLE."-
The case arising out of the gathering which took place
BMW time ego at St. Martin's-hall, under the auspices of
the Reform League, and known as "Sunday Evenings
for the People," came before the Court of Common Pleas
yesterday. After hearing elaborate arguments on both
sides, the court reserved its decision.
THE NEW MEAT MARKET AT SMITHFIELD.-
The buildings for the meat market are at last approaching
completion, and we are glad to learn that the Prince of
Wales will formally open the market on November 18.—
City Press.

Yesterday there were a large number of dogs in
the custody of the police at various stations, under the
order of Sir Richard Mayne, which came into force on
Tuesday. At one station there were about 50. All dogs
must be detained for throe clear days and then, if not
claimed and the expenses paid, can be sold or destroyed.
If • dog is claimed and the owner cannot produce •
license he is liable to a penalty of 51.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.-
FRIDAY, Juno AL—Admissions by season tickets, 2,006
ditto on payment, 3,532; total visitors, 5,538.
DTBPRPOJA, CONBI7XPTION, &0., CURED BY Dt
BASET'. ItIYALIUITA ASASICA FOOD TO THE STOMACH, UHTTSE,
lungs, and liver of old and %MC owing, without medicine or ax-
Dense, dispels:La ), tion. diarrheas. oddity,
&admits, neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation. eleepleasethinu.dobillty
treating. sonab, asthma. fevers, oonsumption, low • is 086
aim obi& had misted all niscliolnet, including or his holi-
ness the Pepe. It eaves fifty times its Coat in other rumedist.—
Tins, ltb, U. ad.; IBba, lb. ; Silas., Ms., or Id. par nusi. Abe the
Bevalents Chocolate Powder, more strengthening then mitten-
tested beef.—Du Barry and Co., Ti, Resentsuadrant. London:
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BANYRUPTR.
THOMAS Eraser,, Aah, Kent, greeir, to mirreeder July 15, at 12.
WILLIAM Ratites, Otford, Kent, general dealer, Jdy 15, at 12.
JANIS Term, Upper Dorset-street, V -bridge-road,
builder, July 15, at 12.
'Amps IJoVD.Orsee hurcbatreet,pn*ntnelkr, July 6, at 12.
THONAR BORMAN, lIIIISIOrd-pIACO, ltdhirbethe, brick merchant,
July 6, at 12.
WILLIAM Omnety, Granby-street, Waterloo-road, railway con-
stable, Jsly 8, at 12.
ELIZA HANNAH FRAAFA, Nelson-place, Holloway-road, cab pro-
prietor, July 8, at 12.
ES'SARD HART, NIL, BlLllllTlerisaith, plasterer, July g at It.
WILLIAM BOLSROW, Winchester, late manager of offiCklie MESS,
July B,_at 12.
Joeutier Elki.tit Chem, Epping tailor, July 8, at It.
WILLIAM PAINTS', LILINIpOrt, Sant*, watchmaker, July 8, at I.
JOSSES TYLii, Bromley, Middlesex. sawyir, July 8, at 1.
WILLIAM BLACEMAM, Gleenhithe Kent, victualler Jely 4., at I.
WILLIAM Kenningtein-gardca, eceptare, Weetliourne-
rove, eourt milliner, J 8, at I_2.
CHARLIE HUDSON SIMON, SMIMH 6/141 DLgcnham, Faaex, gene-
ral dealer, July 8, at 1.
JIHIN PRISIRLLY, Acton, tailor, July A, at I.
FUNKY NORMAN BAJUIZS, Omesend, manager of a public-house,
July 8, at 2.
Catania Hamel, Gravesend, assistant manager of a public-
home, July 8, at 2.
JAMES LI.OTD, Hydenhaen, butcher, July 8, at 2.
Joys Vises, Bronkland, Kent, victualler, July 8, at 2.
Amaze Poin.s7, Wanenegreet, Tottenham-come-road, painter,
July 8, at 12.
WILLIAM V an, Mare, Oxon, publican, July 8, at 12.
Gamier Nam thnoss, Deptford, master manner, July 8, at 12.
THOM• 11 WILLIAM GRATZLIT, jun., Woolwich, general house de-
emator, July 8, at 12.
JAISLII COIL' and HENRY Cores, Great MllnlebOtle-Street,
builders, July 8, at I.
WILLIAM ATLIII Vauxhall-Rt., Lambeth, late grocer, July 8, at 1.
JAMES WEST Preens, St. Junca's-road, Holloway, commercial
traveller, July 8, at 1.
CHARLES EDWARD entree, Rtratforrl, Timex, enzp ter, July eat 2.
WILLIAM SARIS, Einstein:id-road, and It -road, HollowsY,
planterer, July 15, at 11.
EL/INAS° CA semi, Wincheater-strect, Pimlico, refreshment-
house keeper, July l3 at It.
WILLIAM MONNOR, Leadenhautend, tailor, July 13, at It.
Ososos Knenusse, St. John's-road,Hexton,clothier,July 13, at 11.
GEOIDS PIRRONE PRITCHETT, Milton-street, DOTIEHAMIUSZT, lieu-
tenant in the Royal Military Train, July 13, at 11.
EDWARD THOMAS AILINO, -TWOS'S, tador, July 9, at 2.
EDW•RD MOTT, Clillthlan. hardwaressuaL July 9, at 2.
WILLIAM RUDD ENIORTE, Artillery-lane, Biahopsgats
merchant, July 13, at 12.
SIMON ASILAMAM Bedford-square, wdicitor, Jol
LKOPOLD Macau., Northampton-park, Ball's-pond,
agent, July 9 at 12.
JOSICPM SMITH, Lewia-road, Camberwell, baker, July 9, at 12.
RICHARD STILAIIGW•V ES, Portsmouth, linendraper, July 9, at I.
FRIRDRICH FRISS, East-street, Walwortb, journeyman baker,
July 9, at 1.
Hume GRUWITH, Harvest-road, Holloway, working jeweller,
July 9, at I.
°FORGE NEW MAN, Southampton, baker, July 9, at 2.
BRUIT WEEMS WITTON, OTOITCHOT-TOld, Newington-green,
late dour factor, July 9. at 2.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON, I.Wingtol2, WILTWiCkiIhiTE, late sewing ma-
chine manufacturer, July 10, at la.
SAMUEL Scorr MASON, Caselley-liaith, Staffordshire, irocutionacr,
July B_, at 12.
EDWIN HICHANDEON, Derby, boot manufacturer, July 14, at 11.
FWANCIR 13rerroen Ilkeston, Derbyshire, tailor, July 14, at It.
WALTER SAUE WAKE, BINA3OIIIhe, 801DelletRhile, cattle dealer,
July 7, at 11.
Groaors GALLOWAY, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire, bootmakcr,
July 8, at 11.
SAMURL OSIEEMS, Bristol, schoolmaster, July a, at 11.
WILLIAM HOPKINS, Tyynnmaws, Cardigaunh, farmer, July 8, at 11.
EDWARD QUlCK,Brsdainch, DEVOlLEhirettlilleT, July at 11.
JOHN PARMILL DUNNING, Falmouth, butcher July 6, at 11.
WILLIAM FLY.MINO, Lockwood. Yorkshire, grosser,
July 6, at it.
Boles? BEST, Kingston-upon-Hull, chemist, July e, at 12.
CH•RLIS TRIMMER STANEFIELD and JOHN WILLIAM STANirIRLD,
bbl facbd cutlery manufacturers, July 15, at 12.
THOMAS WENTWORTH HOUDIN, Manchoder, grey cloth commission
agent, July 8, at It.
WILLIAM Foot ES Royce, Bucklow-hel,Cherilt,fanner,July 6,e1 11.
MOHAMMED SEISMS and ARDELSLAM BENNANI, Manchester Had
Canto, merchants, July at 12.
JAMES , grocer, July 8, at 12.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Herefesd, baker, July 8, at 10.
Juana MOLT, Mirlleld, Yorkshire, cloth fuller, July 9, at 3.
Tereus Cairn, West Peckham, Kent, labourer, July 4, at 10.
Jong SA SNORE, Worcester, painter, JAy 9, at 11.
CHARLES WHIT!, Spalding, carriage b der, July 9, at 10.
Essay CHURCHLET, Cheltenham, upholsterer, July 11, at 11.
Joule JONEE, Birmingham, catinghouse keeper, July 24., at 10.
RICHARD LANCET, Brendon, Devonshire, shoemaker, July 14, at 12.
JAMES GRlEFlTRlLWartbromwieh, scrap dealer, July 6, at 11.
ABRAHAM SCOTT SUTLER, bmcthwink, plumber, July 6, at It.
JAILS CHADWICK, Rochdale, provision dealer, July 7, at 10.
WILLIAM FLITCHES, Romsey, brewer's manager, July 11, at 11.
Joe" Bornstein, Skelmersdale, Lancashire, farmer, July 9, at 10.
JAMES EDwiaoa, Deleon, Herefordshire, labourer, July 13, at it.
Gamut thou, Poole sailmaker, July 10, at 3.
SARAH WAtress,Altreton, Derbysk, schoolmistress, July 9, at 12.
JAW FIEWLITT, Bannon, Dertb=re, labourer, July 9, at 12.
Serest Hutszire_Long Eaton, yeh,wntmg clerk,July9,at 12.
Jose CHLITIAM TDR,MSHEIWIMIN, draper, July 7, at 9e.
JOHN MULLIGAN, Mall Chester, commission agent, July 7, at 9e.
DAVID PORTIOCII, Manchester, book-keeper, July 7, at 9i.
OLIVER PARTINOTON, Little Bolton, Lancashire, late spinner,
July 8, at 11.
Trionsis Mooscsorr, StapeahM, Derbyshire, joiner, July 7, at 11.
THOMAS JOINS, Burton-upon-Trent, coal merchant, July'.7, at 11.
CHARLIE SILAS HARRISON, Chatham, furnttare dealer, July 10,itt2.
()Evros Lana, South Stockton, Yorkshire, joiner, July 8, at 11.
JOHN FITIINELL, Brighton, printer, July 8, at 11.
Gcoaoa Wessex', Chatham, flehisionr, July 10, at 1.
JANIS Douala:see* Wrockwardine Wood, 6hropahi s, charter
muter, July 17 at 11.
Isaac Piazza, Wellington, Skiropuhire hawker, July 17, at it.
SAMUEL FIATES, Bristol, upholaterer, July 17, at 12.
Esasezea Hoxoca, Bristol, match manufacturer, July 17, at 12.
Leant'. Bartle, Bristol, July 17, at 12.
FRANCIS EDWARDS Nixow, Fithposida, Gloucestershire, 03Comissioa
agent, July 17, at 12.
WILLIAM Tumuli, Bekaa, beer retailer., Juily 17, at 12.
WILLIAM CLARKI,LIVEIVOIII, provision July 8, St 3.
JOHN Switaite, Liverpool, joiner, July 9, at &
Remise Laza, Barash e, Yorkshire, tailor, July 8, at 12.
JOSEPH DASHWOOD BARRACLUFT, Northampton, boot manufac-
tune, July 9, at 12.
JAMES WEAVES., Worcester, late bee:image keeper Jell 15, at 11.
JAMES CROSS, SSOININALOI2I, _ , u1y9049.
Etwevoe Asa WILLIE, Bradford, &Elitist, July 7, at 91.
LPN Jemmy, Sheen, Staffordshire, draper, July 9, at 11.
Glows Liaise, Romney, Hampa6ire, baker, July 11, at 11.
DAVID JONES, Cyr:Ware, . Innkeeper, 14, at IL
THOMAS COMILITT, GEOSSIPEM,OIIIIOOIII6IIII., • ,JU4 11, stn.
WILLIAM MICHAEL, SWIUMIES, beerhoose keeper, Jidy 8, at Y.
Liars Evans, Swansea, licensed victualler, Julaat 2.
THOMAS Lawn, Sutton, Lancashire, at =met s , JulyB, at It.
RCM/RD MOLDIN, Hulme, Lancashire, re, ' July 11, at Di.
WAtrza Snarros, All Sam* Sudbury July 6, at 111.
Joey Nawrox, 8L Peter's, Sudbury, Arius= July 6, at 12.
THOMAS JINFIRT, 8100001., Wiltshire, ,'July 11, at 10.
Jose eotussos, Kingston-upon-Hull, oomminion agent, July
8, at 11.
JOSIKTII MILLI/SON, Holmerth, Yorkshire, watch maker, July
13, at 10.
MAZY AIM MITCALFI, Darlington, Durham, innkeeper, July 10,
at 10.
WILLIAM Waterer, Greta Hammertoe, Yorkshire, horse dealer,
July 15, at 10.
Joan READRI, Spofforth, Yorkshire. innkeeper, July 15, at 10.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDIGiDI3.
Ham Tome, Newbury, Berkshire, brewer— Ist dividend of 51d.,
July 1, and subsequest W y, at Parkyna', Basinghall-
street..
THOMAS WILLIEN MCCAIN, DeTITT, dividend of la. Si.,
any Monday, at Harris's, NoUrMghsm.
Jesse Sarre, Derby coach builder-2nd dividend of 314., any
Monday, at Harris's, Nottingham.
JANIS MODOSS COTTRELL, Birmingham, saedszoan--sat dividend
of Is. 4d., any Thuniday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
Jose Joe. (Jaws, Newport
—3rd dividend of 2s. 1041., any Wed-
nesday, at Aeraman's, Bristol.
Dr. J. B. EDWAKENI, Carmarthen—let dividend of 7s. 6d., any
Wednesday, at Aeraman's, Bristol.
Gsoaua Wiliam, theta, general dealer-Ist dividend of 48.101c1.,
any Wednesday, at Aeraman'a, Bristol.
R. F. LANOLZT, Cardiff, solicitor—and dividend of Is. Id., any
Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol.
JAMES MOOll, WSW, tallow chandler-2nd dividend of ld., any
Wednesday, at Acrarnan's, Bristol.
DAVID MURSDEN, North, brewer—let dividend of 104 d., any Wed-
nesday, at Acraman'e, Bristol.
Jolla BINSHALL, Over, Cheshire, coal dealer-2nd dividend of
2j4., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
JOHN EKES, MIC11)1311eth, watchmaker—lat dividend of N. 44.,
any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
WILLIAM Parrazarii, Tymawr, Llantrimaint, fanner-2rd divi-
dend of 71d., any Wednesday at Turner's, Liverpool.
W. T. WILUANN CarnerVol2, innkeeper—Bid dividend of 714.,
any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
J. H. HAHRIsoN impolite estate), Waverton, manure merchant-
-Ist dividend of 5e., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
DIVIDENDS.
July 13. A. Dawson, Esses-roud, and Oxendon-road, Islington,
corn merchant—July 13. H. Search, Graivenorestrect, Camber-
well-road, butcher's foreman—July 21. J. Elwin and B. Behr,
Wilson-street, Finsbury, and Cambridge-wharf, Pimlico, timber
merchants—July2l. J. Ring, Winslow, Bucks, auctioneer—July
8. W. Nainby, lime-street, ('ity, mercant—July 8. G. W.White,
Whittington-place, Cpper Holloway, pensioued clerk—July 9. IL
Goodlite jun., Stove, Northamptonshire, fanner—July 9. W.
Scott, Christchurch, and Bournemouth, Hants, butcher, and Bar
Gates and Waned, near Christehurch, farmer —July 9. W. N.
Boyce, Sloane-street, c helseu, COMDtander in the Royal Navy on
half-pay—July 14. R. C. Moore, Harmieton, Lincolnshire, fanner
—July 28. J. Cotes, Matlock Bath, and Derby, painter—July 10.
8. Bentley, Leeds, chub menbant—July 8. C. W. Blake, Crew-
kerne, Somenictshire, veterinary mirwon—July 7. D. Thwaitc,
Keswick, Cumberiend, miller—July 9. W. Shaw, Ednaston, Der-
byvhire, butcher—July 20. J. Taylor and F. Hepworth, Man-
chester, tea merchante—July 9. W. Jackman, Boldre, Hamplthe
—July 8. h. West, West Haddon, Northamptorwhire, grocer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Stuart and J. B. Byley, Woolwich, E. G. Terrey
and J. Sauter, Clifton-etreet, Finsbury, and leman.street, City,
harness makers-8. Cooper, B. Deeper and T. Cooper, Halifax,
cloth finieliess—J. Fanner and W. Nrile, Troy • lielltahire,
butchers—D. Evans and J. Lewis, St. Paul's-ch ware-
housemen—C. Preece and T. Hoare, Grosvenor Wharf, Bucking-
ham Palace-road, carpenters—J. H. Yeatman and W. Blaydes,
Quadrant Itegenteercet, hosiers—W. Jones and J. V. Corey,
Bridgnorth, Shropahire, wine merchants—F. Gardner and J. Day,
Luton, Bedforahlre, ittraw hat manufacturers—T. Worrell and J.
Davies, Manchester, steam aawyere—J. Baward and C T. &ward,
Hereford-place, tkenmercial-road East, linen drapers—F. Melton
and J. Beattie, Asylum-road, Peckham, chemists—E. Hunt and
G. Fern, Woodman, Yorkshire, dyes—J. Marsden and D. IL
Skinner, Lancashire, reeler—R. H. Wyatt and A. Met-
calfe, Parliament-street, enlicitorn—T. Cooke, C. F. Cooke, T.
jun., and J. A. Cooke, York, and Southamptria-straits
astronomical instrument manufacturers, so far reglu4s
J. A. Conke—J. W. Scan and H. Gad, Houndaditch, dealers in
merchandise—J. French and J. Hayman, Bath, builders—J.
Buzzard and E. W. Potter' Belgrave • ' school-
mastem—F. G. 'readmit and J. Clarks,' ICing-street,
kamptulicon manufacturers—C. Mitchell and A. Stanley,
Lancashire, boiler makerelt. Woraley, W and J.
Littlewood, Denby Dale, Yorkshire, silk dyers, so far eis Mae&
M. Why-0. Bell and T. Wood, Nottingham, ildari—J. H.
Torr and E. J. Eattlalor, New Bridge-et:rod, Blackhiare,_&47
forneys—H. 8. Ransom and F. Collins, Ring William-strect., East
Indian cuunnission agents.
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