The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-30 00:00:00

THE SOUTH LANCASHIRE WAGES DISPUTE.

A meeting of operative weaved' and others, to
the number of about 30U, took place in the Marketplace,
Ashton, about half-put ten o'clock on Thursday morning ;
Mr. We. Jaatim presiding, and who, with Mr. Them
Mellor, addressed the meeting, defending the strike, and re-
futing certain statements mule in the Manchester papery.
Mr. We. :41:11AWCho oSS warned the meeting that some per-
sons had been soliciting subscriptions at Hooley Hill on
behalf of the weevers. The construes had not sanctioned
any collection, and he wished this to be made known, io
order to prevent peewee being imposed upon.
The CsAiwite then put it to the meeting whether
they would form a procession and go to Stalybridge.
This being determined upon, • procesaion was formed,
heeded by • fife and drum band, and proceeded
to Stalybridge, passing the mill of Maus.
WU-
liam Bayley and Brothers (where there were several police
officers stationed), but they did not succeed in getting any of
the hands out. About half-put twelve there were 3,060
persons on the plantation ground. Mr. Thomas Cooper was
appointed chairman, and addressed the meeting. Mr. Peter
Maloney, the general secretary to the South Lancashire ,
Association, next addressed the meeting. After recommend-
ing a precession to Watersile. be advocated the settlement
of the question by the present turnout. Alluding to the report
in the Manchester papers on Tuesday of the meeting
of the executive committee, he said the meeting
had not recommended • general stoppage, as there stated,
nor did the deputy from Oldham recommend • procession
to Oldham ; but be add be hoped they would not come,
as they would not come out, having had no reduction. Mr.
Binclille advocated the co-operative system, and designated
Lancashire, Cheshire, and Derbyshire the three slave states
of England. After the chairman had read a list of various
co-operative societies, the meeting broke up in en orderly
manner. We understand that nearly all the mills in Staly-
bridge, if not all, would close on Thursday night until Tues-
day, giving a long Easter holiday. The weavers' committee
have issued • large placard, addressed to the public of
Ashton and the surrounding districts, deeming it • duty
devolving upon them to lay their dispute before the public,
and also to defend the policy which they are pursuing.
Or Wednesday a meeting of the master manufacturers
was held at the Swan Hotel, Bolton, for the purpose of
again considering the present position of affairs in comm.
lion with the turnout, and after discussing the question at
considerable laugh, it was resolved to open the nulls cm
Thursday next, so as to allow the hands to resume their
work, if they chose to do so at the proposed reduction of
five per cent. Ou Thureday forenoon a large demonstration
took place in the Market-Ame, there being 10,000 et the
operatives oa strike in attendance. Several speakers
addressed the meeting, all urging an adherence
to their determination to resist, any redaction
from their standard list. Two of the mills in
the district, viz Ashworth Wipe and Redbridge, being
at work at the reduction, it wan proposed that • procession
should be formed to those two mills with • view to induce
the hands to come out. Accordingly • mociesion was
formed, headed by • bend of mimic On arriving at Red-
bridge Mill, they found the bands bed eased work the
night previous, the employer, Mr. Seddon, being a member
of the Masters' Association, having been requested at the
meeting the day previous to clue his mill until the whole of
the mills were throw* open on Thetsdisyrsext. The procession
theta proceeded to Ashworth Tops, arriving there • little
before Mc o'dock. The hands wine therefor, out for dinner
hour. Several of the speaker addressed thine, but whilst
they were proceeding the bell rung, and the whole of the
bands resumed their work. In asticipation of • breach of
the peace, •poses of police was stational here ia medium
to suppress it, bet nothing was done to require their ser-
vices. The procession thee proceeded back to Bolton. It
was announced that • similar demonstration would take
Sam, and the hands at Ashworth Tops would he again
united. The meeting then quietly dispersed. Consider-
able alarm is, however, beginning to be felt, as great dis-
tress is already beginning to show itself in many families
where the whole of the members are out on strike ; and the
strong expressions used against several tradesmen who refuse
their support to the movement blue given cause to the
public to fear the serious consequesese which may result
from the present proceeding.
The 43rd weekly report and behisceebest in reference to
the Coins strike has been issued, and shows that there has
been a great falling off in the subscriptions. Reference is
made in the report to the wages agitation is South WM-
shire, as an indication that "the cotton lords are deter-
mined to keep down the wage IA of South Lancashire ;"
and the weavers of Lammers are urged not to "forget
that wages mean breed, and the men who struggle so hard
to keep dwelt wages do neither more nor less tltao clutch
the brad from their children's monks, sod every morsel
you eat more than what is sulkiest to keep body and soul
together." And again, "We bees the earns right to
enjoy the pure sky, the fragrant fields, the intellectual
as well as the animal enjoymeate as those who ate
called our masters ; and if they cannot carry for-
ward their trade so as to Musk their Mods as well
as themeless, such a trade is accursed, aod ought to
be destroyed." The report concludes, " Success in Coln*
Means sitcoms in Cbtheros ; for if Colne is gaited,
Clitheros will be easily got up to the standard list, and it is
infinitely easier to fight one set of masters than two sets at
• time, especially when trade is gloomy, and we are far
from being united as we should be. The Blackburn oesstri-
butanes last week amounted to 1701., of which 1331. is put
doers as sent to Comae, 121. to Clitheroe, 151. to " victims"
in Blackburn, and the balm°, in expenses ; but In the sum-
mary of the untributioas sent to Colne, Blackburn is put
down as contributing 1718 In like manner, Preston con-
tributed last week 611., of which 601. is put down as soot
to Colne ; but in the general summary of contributions to
Comm, Preston is credited with having contributed 103/.
With these additions to the sums sent by Blackburn and
Preston, which amount to about 901., the income of the
week is 326/., and the expenditure 550/., which reduces the
balance in hand to 81. 10s. 10d.
At Oldham and Stockport, where the masters have not
attempted any reduction of wages, there seems to be no
disposition on the part of the operatives to join in • general
turn-out. In those towns whereas strike has commenced
there is an apparent determination to persevere, and it is
likely to continue much longer, at least, than if the dispute
bad taken place at the beginning of winter. The weavers
ere persuaded that their employers would agree to work
Mart time, instead of lowering _
the wages, if their object
were merely to lighten the stocks of fabeica for which there
is at present little demand.
It is argued that the reel motives of the masters in giving
notice of a reduction must be the desire to produce as much
as before at a less cost, and also • deep-seated jealousy of
the co-operative system, which is making so much progress
among working people. The wavers are se impressed with
the belief that they are being dealt with unreasonably and
deceitfully, that the strike has been more spontaneous than
usual ; and the trades union executive seem rather to be
consenting parties than instigators.
The strike of coarse-spinners at Bolton has spread to TO-
darkly.

ARTFUL Roast. Yesterday, about dusk,
a penou Waring the appointees of a commercial tra-
veller, with a carpetbag in is hand. entered the Drum-
mond Arms Hotel, Seymour-street, Euston-square, and re-
questing toles a bed-room, was shown upstairs. %afar
afterwards he came down, and engaged the " boot." to so-
compaaying him to the adjacent railway station to bring
some lugpge. On the way the gentlen.an affected to have
forgotten • parcel, which be seed he would require, and
gave the key of his carpet bag to the man, with a request
he would return to the hotel and procure it for him. He
did aa instructed, when it was found that the only eon-
tents of the bag were • few large storms. This raised suspi-
cion as to the new guest • the house wee searched, when it
was discovered that the trunk of &gentleman staying there
had been broken open and robbed of four 10/. Bank of Eng-
land notes and a valuable travelling dressing-ruae.
FIRE IN HoLBORN. —Between throe and four
o'clock. yesterday afternoon • fire broke out on the premises
belonging to Mr. Samuel Perratoe, printer and engraver,
No. 5, Holborn. The house in question immediately edjoine
the row of antique buildings facing Gray's-inn.hine, said to
have been erected before the great fire of London ; and so
slight are the materials with which they are constructed,
that an immense sacrifice must have ensued had not the !Wo-
men exerted themselves in keeping the flames from that
direction. The outbreak was discovered by the police
constable on duty, who observed dense bodies of smoke
issuing from the lower part of the premiere. Happily there
wu no person In the house at the time, but no sooner bad
the alarm been given than the owner made his appearance
and endeavoured to effect an entrance, which was for.
tunately frustrated by the interference of the police. The
engines were quickly in attendance, and • good supply of
water greatly facilitated the firemen in extinguishing the
flames. The house, however, where the fire originated was
completely gutted, and the premises on either side have
sustained much damage by water. Mr. Perraton is insured.
A " STRILINO" PItaPORMANCE.—Mr. T. Walesby
writes :—" Or Thursday, the 14th instant, at three a.m.
the great parliamentary dock struck upon the largest
chime boll, 'John' of Westminster—' Big Elenes deputy '—
uo less than thirty-four times, instead of three. The
striking was also incorrect at 4 aud 5 a.m. There is, how-
ever, no foundation for the report to the effect that the
voice of the great hell, ' Big Hos' himself, was heard ; for,
under the circumstances, he could not possibly emit any
sound wbatmver.'i
Tim COXING CENSUS. —During the 50 years of
which the ten-yearly census has taken account the popula-
tion bus been almost trebled in the 20 principal metal manu-
facturing districts, while it has bummed only 90 per coot.,
or has not quite doubled, in the rest of the country. In
the tea years between the last omens and that which pre-
ceded it the increase of population is all England and Wake
was rather more than an addition of twelve semis to every
hundred. The whole population roes, in round numbers,
from sixteen to eighteen millions, se that, for this part of
the United Wm/dam, we may expect • retort of more than
twenty millions next mouth. The rare of lacrosse varied
much, urn we have said, in different phone. In Wets there
was even &creme. le Duskiest there was very little
war then the SIMS Morisse. In Durham the &ream
was of above 25 ; in owthy of 21 in every Modred.
London had advarreed, and the asset ligeree are worth
giving in this case, from 1,90%417 to 2,302,2V6. The pre-
bent
population, therefore, my net he many thensanda
short of three million, far the loos of growth le palatine&
Dickens's AU Me Year Iformd.
Mr. A. BROOME, Wine and Spirit *Merchant, of
111, hlrood, hr nursed Ids mites in moesedenes with the further
reduction of the vise duties. He la new rang expellees Port
sad Sherry st It per doom. and • IPed used Clam at Ida pr
dunes, bottles loskidel—(Adonliammij

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME ClRCUlT.—Kuragrom, MAWR 28.

(Brian Mr. Joslice Wightzusa sad Comm Julia.)

SUTTON V. CRAIG.
This was an action of tourer to recover possession of •
picture by Etty, to which the defendant pleaded that he had
a lieu to the extent of three guineas upon the picture, and
that he was entitled to keep possession of It until his claim
was discharged.
Mr. Prentice was counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins,
Q.C., and Mr. Woollett appeared fur the defendant
The defendant is an artist, and it appeared that the plaintiff
had placed in his hands a picture by Etty, which he desired
to have cleaned and some alteration made io it, and the
defendant undertook to do what was required for the sum
of three guineas. The required alteratious were made, but,
according to the evidence of the plaintiff, he was unable to
obtain possession of his picture, although he had tendered
the money to the defendant. The case on the part of the
defendant was, that be had had a good many transactions
with the plaintiff, and that he was indebted to him a con-
siderable sum, and he originally refused to give up the pic-
ture until he was paid. He found, however, that he was not
justified in doing this, and he therefore sent word to the plain-
tiff that be might have his picture upon his paying the
three guineas, but he never did so, and it was sworn
positively that the plaintiff never made a tender of the
money.
The learned Judge, at the close of the case, left 'avers'
questions to the jury, among which were—whether the
plaintiff tendered the money as alleged ; and whether the
jury believed he bad the money in his pocket at the time of
the interview referred to, and could have tendered it if he
had been so minded.
The jury answered the bet question in the negative ; sad
with regard to the second they said they did not know, but
rather thought not, and upon this finding the learned judge
directed a verdict to be entered for the defendant.

luso
This was what is called an action of detinue to recover
from the defendant, who is the public officer of the London
and County Bank, a bill of exctuange for ltitk., which the
plaintiff alleged they improperly retained in their poem-
_

Mr. Ribtou and Mr. G. Francis were counsel for the
plaintiff ; Mr. Ludt, Q.C., and Mr. Harrison appeared for
the defendants.

The clicunnnurcee out of which this action arose were of
rather a siugular character. It appeared that the plaintiff
kept an account at the London and °minty Bank, and be
had accepted a bill for lel., which he had made payable
there ; but when it wail presented, owing to the neglect of
some other penue who should have paid 111 the amount to
meet it, there were not sufficient funds to his credit to pay
the bill, but the banken, knowing him to be • respectable
man, paid the money. Some difficulty subsequently arose
as to the re-payment, sod the solicitor to the bank emote to
the plaintiff upon the subject, in the orthnary form. The
plaintiff then entered into some arrangement, and eventually
paid the whole amount and the interest, and he then re-
quired the restoration of his bill. The defendant, however,
refused to give it up until the plaintiff paid half • guinea,
which was their solicitor's charge for writing the letter to
the plaintiff.
Kr. Justice Wightman inquired upon what ground the
defendants justified their detention of the bill ?
Yr. Lush submitted that, as the bank had been put to the
explain of half • guinea by reason of the plaintiff's neglect,
they had • hen upon the bill until that sum was paid.
Mr. Justice Wightman said he did not think such a claim
could be establialhed. The claim had nothing whatever to
do with any 'wilting tramactlons between the plaintiff and
the defeipdeLit but arose with another party altogether ;
and it • to him that the defendants had no right to
detain t e bill.
The jury therefore returned a verdict for the plaintiff for
the amount of the instrument, the damages to be reduced
to Is. upon the bill being given up.

PHILLIPS r. ?LENS AND OTHERS.
This was an action to recover damages from the defend-
ants, who are auctioneers in London, for breach of an agree-
ment they had entered into to teach the son of the plaintiff
the beaniess of so amnestier and surveyor, and for which
they had been paid a premium of 1251.
Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Horace Lloyd were for
the plaintiff ; • Mr. Locke, Q.C., and Mr. Hagman were
counsel for Mis didendante.
The jury returned a venlat for the defendanta.

fPOM LAST .NIGHT GAZZI4I7I.

BANKRUPTS._

JONMI Hermit GAM, MaisorZt-r;ei,Clapham, builder, to sur-
render April 6 at 11, and Hay 9at 2, at Basinglialletneet
801..
-AHewrea
ett, Prineesetnet, Bank; off. emir., Johnson, Dating.
hall
WILLIAM CUM Maidstone, Kent, baker, April 11 at 124, and
May le at 11, at Baanghalletreet Mostektee and Co.,
Ilamseurabulldings, Gray's-Inn, and Goodwin, lindatolse;
elf. map Gamma, liaainghalletreet
WILUAO Jain Darto, Balbambill, Surrey, builder, Aprfl 8
and May U, at 12, at Basinglialletreet. Bola, Howard and
Co., Paternoster-row, City ; off. sing., Pennell,
°Umbers.
Predation Kam Gravesend, chemist, April 8 at IL and May
at 1, at BmingbaUstreet. Sobs, Wilkinson and Co., Nicholas.
lane, City off. mfg., Pennell. Duildhallehambem
Brifullan Cada and Emma BAurr, Hazwieb, Essex, abl-
est makers, April 10 at Yi, and May 14 at 121, at hoar* Wl.
stria 15oL, loess, Colchester; oil. amid., !Mandel& Bang.
ball-street
WILLIAM PROMS, Worcester, hop dealer, April 11 and May 2,
at 11, at Birmingham Court. Solo, Hughes sad flou, Wor-
cester ; Codes, Worcester; and Moan. Wright, Birmingham;
a. a, Whitmore, Birmingham.
Gnomon worm, Walsall, stagonishire, grocer, April 4 and 25,
at It, at Birmingham Court. Solo, Daman and Ebewurth,
off. eing., Whitmore, Birmingham.
/WM nation ADLIIIO2O3I. Oldbury, Worcestershlre, Iron.
maw, WI 11 and May 2, at li, N Birmingham Court. Rola.,
Plunkett and Shakespear, West Bromwich, and Jamie and
Knight, &mayhem off. sada., Whitmore. Birmingham.
/AMU Cow?ow, Einniuginun, fruiterer, April 11 and May 2, at
a, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Yost, Birmingham;
awn., Whitmore, Birmingham.
THOMAS RATAKEN, Swansea, Glamorgan/hire, grocer, April 8
and May 7, at 11, at Bristol Court. Solo. Fisher and Sons,
Alderagate-street, City, and Blida and Sons, Bristol ; off.
ann., Acme's', Bristol.
WIUJAM THOMAS, Llantarnuai, Monmouthshire, Innkeeper,
April 9 and May T, at 11, at Bristol Court. lots., Oreenway
and leyUsaway, Peetypool, and Bevan and Co., Bristol ; off.
ads., 110 r. Bristol.
BIMJAXIS 015/11. Boneituty, Devonport, Devonshire, Iron.
monger, Aprll 3 ad May 0, at 124, at Exeter Court held at
=rth. Solo, Saunders. Birnainglu, and Turner and
, Exeter; off. nag., Halm], Rioter.
01101 tell DUEL Bt. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, glover,
April 10 at 1, mad May aat 12. at Exeter Court. Ba, Pryer,
Exeter; of. sang., Haan, Exeter.
WILLIAM 83.ufau, itedear. Yorkshire, Innkeeper, April 6 and'
May 6, at 11, at Inds Court Sots., Simpson, farm, and
Carla. and Cudworth, Leeds off. meg, Hope. Leeds.
hffwffnalf 8911209. Sheffield, garocer, April 18 and May 4, at 10, at
Lads Court bald at Sheffield. Hula, Houle and Yeomans,
of. sang., &twin, Sheffield.
/MK Davis, Mandiester. manufacturer, April 10 and 80, at it,
at Manchester Coen tioi, Sukhumi, Mandestir ; it
song. Pot", Ileachener.
CHIUSSOPHLZ WALSZ/l, Manchester, anallware manufacturer,
April 17 and May 1, at 12, at Manchester OHM. Sol., Kos
dolt,
don, Manchester; Fraser, Magebeater.
UMW. DWOMSOII, Preston, Lancashire, draper, April 11 and
May 2, at 12, at Manchester Court. Soles, Sale and Ce.,
Planchiatess of. sang., Poll. Manchester.
Min Finites, Whiteltaven, Cumberland, stockbroker, April 9
at 12, and May 14 at 1, at Neweastie.upon-Tyne Court fiola.,
Meignme, Whalebone, and Width and Craton, lieweeille-
=Myna ; af. asst., Salvor, Newarabisrpon-Tyne.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.

Grown Gazol7sTielFelS.—Ciirriet—lsrarvide—od of ed.. ant
at Beavrin's, Sheffield
ili=ftsitsur. Sheffield, butcher—Lt dividend of Odd, any
Tuesday, at Brewin's, Sheffield
loam WILLA/4, Glossop, grocer-Ist dividend of SK. April 7,
and any subsequent Tuesday, et liernantsu's, filaueter.

DI VIDENDB.
April 25. T. Runes, Fall:11mm, Surrey. Innkeeper—April 25.
J. Palmer, Pulley, near Plymouth. picture dealer—Amil lg. C.
Pritchard. East place, Waicot•place. plumber - April 24. J. W.
Martin, I-aiding, Kent, farmer—April 24. T. W. Pringle, Blyth,
Nottangtantskire, draper—April 22. J. Rogers. Brighton, hotel
limper—April 24. M. ilutchioson, Mark-lane, City, and Black-
heath, Kent, hemp deater—Api il 19. A. Brooks, Ludgate-street
City, optiMan—Aprll It. T. 9. Reed, barb), silk manufacturer
—.orll U. U. owned, Oldneld, and J. Clarke, Lichfield, mil.
lers—April 19. It Egan, Bradford, Yorkshbe, gun maker—April
241 J. Noble, WWI,. rope maker—April M. J. Bono; Middle-
We Male, lAsaudire, &palter.

CI7TIIICAI7B to be granted. note.. cane, be shown to the
°Gamy on or before the day of meeting.
April 26. M. C. Davis and J. N. Troughton, Bhoreditch, bankers
—April M. J. Arnold, pia, Woodbridge. Suffolk, innkeeper—
April le J. B. Mister, Norman's.bullillugs, St. Lake's, dyer—
April 19 IL 111. Palmer. Wellingtou.street, Holloway,
—April 19. 11. A. T. Yowler, F. E. T. Fowler, J. SUS=
W. U. Dant, Kaeteretnot, Strand. newspaper proprietors—April
22. 6. Dodd and J.C. Peeling, Woburn, Bedfordshire, booksellers
—April 23. H. L. J. Lowder. Strand, India rubber manufacturer
—April 10. T. 8. Isirmuth, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, bookseller—
AprU 19. J. Youth, Broad-street.belldings, City, merchant—
April 19. W. Drummond, Old lord, Bow, contractor—April IL
IL T. "din, BsalUort•buUdlnts, Strand, and Hanover.cottapea,

merehant—Apell 22. W. Davis, Aah,
hurray, termer—April 24. C. T. Board, Worshipetreet, rinsbusT.
and Bev mire. City, wholesale bedding manufacturer—
April al ilml liarmoortplacn Harapsteadeoad, builder—
April 32. T. G. Tanking, Strand, bookseller—April 30. Y. W.
David, Aberamen, Glamorpanshire, draper—April 22. I. Imam
Bristol, Jeweller—Apt 13. J. Noble, Carlisle, maker—Apetl
ii. J. itadellille, Dobeinsa. Paddleworth, Yorkabire, butcher—
Apell 10 Y. Flows, Liverpool, silverandth—April iv. B. W. La-
vender, Liverpool, merchant—April ISt W. Fowler and T. Den-
damson, Liverpool, ship broken—April 22. H. Dutton and E. Dut-
ton, Kidderminster, builders—Anti! tt. W. Ross, Birmingham,
rope maker—April 23. 3. Wag, toms. Farm, near Boogies,
York hire, tanner.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Barmier, sea.. and T. filivester, Jun.. West Bromwich,
Staffordshire, ironntastere—R. Haworth and H. Dobson, Long.
worth, Lancashire, cottonepinners—G. Gibson and S. Crabtree,
Rochdale Lancashire, dyers—W. Peel and J. Ingtedew, New-
eastie-epon-Tyne. scale board cuttens—D. Saxon and L Meld,
Stal bridge, Lancashire, cotton waste desire—lL Ormond and
Z. lßmaeod, Manchester, ironfounders--H. Hostron, T. Dutton,
M. U. Hooker, and C. J. Henson, Bahia, Brasil, merchants, so
bras regards CJ. Benson—H. Edwards and B. C. Godwin,
Winchester, Haapaltre, attorneys—R. Law and H. lew,
Bars-
Is, Maasheakir, Lasearklre. cotton.spinnen —J. N. Mane.
as rod J. Vl. Wdessa, AestinfGars, City, sanction—J. nee-
herd and G. lebeenk New Melton, Yorkshire, palatine—W. J.
Th Heck sal J. ome Itegantenreet, furriers—J. Deane @Ed Z.
Deese, Artheretreet City, gasfltters—J. Pickering and J.
J. Corps,. ittefolkatreek Oanibredgeroad. Mile-esd. meeetac-
ohnistele—W. Onetime* sad F. Oseetoree„ Mess-Ads,
sear , katneme-41. CM and J. Brown,
wharf. neer bee; timber narchante—RSP=lndd
D. Hate, Hartgerd. gregesers—D. Thomas and x. as. Aber-
dare, Gts drapers—J. sod T. Welch,
Wigan. Leasesblre, real stews—J. H. ftse• (deceased) sad
T. H itobtneon,lesda, Yorkshi•re, seal propefatere—li. teasels
sad& Till, eleseetwieleo, , oMontel leekers—W. Cored! sod
C. Awes, /11041fieeS. Na a•balk assUcessas--T.

J. Robertson, and J. R licKerrow, Pendleton, loneashlm. cot.
ton manufacturer,, so tar as regards J. Hobertaon—J. C. Orates
and H. J. Howland, Demasport, lintsdravers—L Tout.
no. J. s. Richardson. A. limner, and H jun.. Horsiorth.
Yorkshire, mungo dealers, so tar as regards A. Hamer and H.
Hamer, jen.-1, W. Kingsbury and W. Y. Whitmore, Clements.
lane, City, advertising agents—R. Swim and H. Lees, Ashton.
underLyne, Lancashire, cottonepinners—John Tint and James
Vent, Woolwich, drapers—J. lities and R. Ereringham, Hark.
lag, Essex, auctioneer,.

KUTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
OXORCIZ EVSIUND HAIM, BILuCIL, Mukaronaide, atirlingshire,
miller.. April 4, at the Blue Bell lan, Falkirk.

Wier Aeii.nei, Madre, wine and antrit merchant, Aprll.s, at
the /Dinah Hotel, Dundee.
rILLIMI DAVIDSON, Leith, grocer, Apuil 2, at the New Ithlp
Hotel, Leith. .

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MACLA.III3I, Glasgow, zinc merchant, April 8, at the
Faculty LAB, Glasgow.
rants MGR, Dundee, grocer, April 5, at lamb', Hotel, Dundee
fangslluLLnl, Ulaigow, auctioneer, April 0, at the Faculty
Ball, Glasgow.
rAWIS TAIT. Edinburgh, plasterer, April 6, at Cay and Black's
Roams. lidlaboah.