The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-31 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Feb. 21. P. Cattoll, Long-acre, coachmaker—Feb. 20. B.
Witt, Wimberne &fluster, brewer and wino and spirit mer-
chant—Feb. 20. T. Waghorn, Rochester, draper—Feb. 21.
H. J. Steuart, Jermyn-street, hotel keeper—Feb. 21. J.
Brown, Winchester, carpenter and builder— Feb. 21. H.
Whitmore, Stockport, tailor—Feb. 21. T. Manson, late of
King William-street, City, and Lloyd's Coffee-houso, tin-
derwriter—Feb. 21. R. Bindloss, Manchester, silk manu-
facturer—Feb. 20. J. Clegg, Liverpool, licensed victualler
—Feb. 27. R. C. Wilson, Seaham Harbour, earthenware
manufacturer—Feb. 28. J. Entwisle, Carlisle, builder.

CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.
Feb. 21. C. Gooda, Great Yarmouth, baker and con-
fectioner—Feb. 21. W. Watts, East and West Cowes,
chemist and druggist—Feb. 21. S. Eastwood, Gray's-place,
Mile-end-road, licensed victualler—Feb. 23. G. Bethell,
Welstead's-yard, Seymour-place, Bryanston-square, smith
and engineer—Feb. 21. J. H. Goodere, Merthyr Tydvil,
scrivener—Feb. 23. W. K. Stock, Manchester, manufac-
turer of cotton goods—Feb. 22. R W. Wyllie, late of
Exeter, flax-scutcher—Feb. 21. E. Warhuret, Ardwizk,
timber merchant—March 5. T. W. Lindop, Cannock, Staf-
fordshire, cattle dealer—Feb. 20. H.. 11. Hitchcock, Ilke-
ston, Derbyshire, miller—Feb. 22. A. Wilkinson, Crose-
mere, Shropshire, innkeeper—March 1. R. Ginks,_Hartle-
bury, Worcestershire, wheelwright—Feb. 23. J. Mitchell,
Morton, Yorkshire, worsted spinner—Feb. 21. G. R.
Waistell, Noble-street, City, commission agent.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.
Jan. 25. H. Brett, Portsea, grocer (first class)—Jan.
25. J. Hart, High-street, Wapping, baker and jobmaster
(second class)—Jan. 25. S. Bailey, Davies-street, Berke-
ley-square, hotel-keeper (second class)—Jan. 26. J. C.
Brant, Shoreditch, oil and colourman (second class)—
Jan. 23. J. H. Banks, Little Queen-street, Holborn, en-
graver and printer (second class)—Jan.'2s. E. W. Tusot,
Harley-square, Cavendish-square, lodging-house keeper
(third class)—Jan. 25. G. H. de Rusett, Birchin-lace,
merchant (third class)—Jan. 25. J. B. Godfrey, Taun-
ton, coachmaker (second class)—Jan. 24. J. White, Orms-
kirk, builder (second class)—Jan. 24. Deane and F.
Tonle, Liverpool, merchants (first, class)—Jan. 25. J.-
Wovenden, Manchester, eating-house keeper (second class)
—Jai. 26. W. Chesworth, Manchester, merchant (third
class)—Jan. 25. J. Berry, Coventry, lic ;used victualler
(second class)—Jan. 26. W. H. Barlow, Lee is, hatter
(first class)—Jan. 26. J. Ro w bottom, Halif ix, boiler-
maker and millwright (second class) —Jan 26. J. Dyson,
Huddersfield, draper and milliner (third class).

POST-OFFICE AND MAIL TRAINS.—An important ai-
rangement tas been made for night trains by the Great
Western Railway between Paddington and Liverpool,
each way, via Oxford, Birmingham, Wolverhampton,
Shrewsbury, Chester, and Birkenhead, whereby the
public service between these towns will be much bene-
fited. This arrangement commences from the Ist of
February.—Liverpool NO2 therm Times.
FAIRS AND MARKETS IN IRELAND.-4 bill has been
brought m by Sir J. Young and the golieitor-Genen I
for Ireland for the regulation of fairs Ltiid markets in
Ireland. It empowers the .Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland
to appoint two or more " coannissioners" for the pur-
poses of the aot. These functionaries are authorised to
summon witnesses and administer oaths, &c., to revise
and alter copies of tolls levied at fairs and marketq, and
to increase the said tolls, if they think prop(r. The
owneN of the tolls are privileged to appeal to the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council. Full provision is made
for the making of by-laws and the regulation of fairs and
markets in matters of detail.