The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-21 00:00:00

LOLA MONIES IN BOSTON.

Yesterday the Uouutess of Lands&ldt, by invitation,
visited the Grand Lodge rooms of the Freemasons at
the Masonic Temple. She also visited the Boston
Atheneum, at which place she was presented to many of
out- tirat eitszne. Today she will visit the prominent
public seho )Is, by invitation of the principals. Before_
her departure from the city, she will likewise visit the
public institutions at South Boston, as she has expressed
a great desire to see these model institivions. At-
tentions crowd upon her.—Boston Bee, March 25.
The largest and most respectable audience ever as-
sembled within the walls of the Howard, attended last
evening on the occasion of the benefit of Lola Monte.
Every part of the house was densely packed. A.very
striking and commendable feature was the presence of a
large number of ladies, who seem at last to have
awakened to the necessity of beholding this famed &n-
-sense. Her career henceforth in the East is settled, for
having overcome the sensitiveness of the fairer portion
of the inhabitants of this " Cty of the Puritans," as it
is sometimes called, nothing further remains to complete
her triumpb. The audience was very enthusiastic. The
new ballet of Bay was received in the most flattering
manner. It is prAuced in the grandest style and ex-
hibits the artistic powers of the Countess in a highly
favourable and gratifying manner. At the conclusion
of the performance ehe was called before the curtain.
and vociferously cheered. When the applause subsided
she advanced to the footlights, and in a voice some-
what subdued by emotion, delivered the following brief
address:—

" Ladies and Gentlemen—l beg of you to receive my
most sincere and gra.eful thanks for the generous re-
ception I have met with in your beautiful city of
Boston—the cradle of Liberty—the Athens of America.
—(Cheers.) May I hope ever to merit your kind pa-
tronage. Once more, from my heart, I thank you all.
Ladies and genth men—good night."
She then gracefully kissed her hand to the audience,
end retired amidst great cheering. About midnight
Lola was serenaded by a splendid band of music. Thy
compliment was handsomi ty received by the generous
and beautiful Countess.— Boston 7 imes. March 20.

WESLEYAN REFORM.-1101-t evening a meeting of
the advocates of Wesleyan Reform took place at Exeter
Hall, Strand, fur the purpose cf reviewing the proceedings
and recommendations of the Conference Memorial Com-
mittee, and of the President's select laymen. Mr. G. W.
Harrison, of Wakefield, occupied the chair, and stated that
the main object of the meeting wasto obtain a reform of
Methodism in its judicial and diciplinary organization,
siace the ministers of their connexion had for a long time
past teen more anxious to obtain ecclesiastical power than
to spread evangelical truth. The secretary then read a
" declaration of principles:" which stated that it bad been
deemed expedient, in vindication of the rights and liberties
of the people called Methodist!, to prepare a document set-
ting forth their object and intentions, and expressing a
belief that the restoration of all preachers, officers, and
members, who had been expelled in consequence of the
recent proceedings of the Conference, was
essential to the
future peace and prosperity of the connexion. -The Rev.
William F. Griffiths, one of the expelled ministers, pro-
posed, and the Rev. W. L. Griffiths seconded a resolution
protestnig against the claim of the President's select lay..
men to be representatives of the Methodist people, and de-
nouncing the proceedings.of the Conference Memorial Com-
mittee and lay Convocation as an insult to the Methodist
Societies, and subversive of the true interests of Christianity.
The motion was agreed to, and was foLowed by other reso-
, lurions of a similar tendency, after which the Proceedings
terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman.

THE LONDON GAZETTE, April 20.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Henry Cooke, batter, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire,
BANKRUPTS.
William John Dsrke and James Porter, builders,
Hay fie'd-place, Mile End-road, to surrender, 4, at
two, and May 31, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook-court, Basinghell-
street; Surr anti Urinate, Lombard-street.
Edmund Spettigne and George Farrance, booksellers,
Chancery-lane, April 30 and June 4, at eleven, at the
Court of Bankruptcy. Cannon, official assignee, Alder-
manoury ; 'Pilsen, Clarke, and Merice, Colemau-street.
John Dawson. surgeon, Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex.
April 30, at helt-past eleven. and June 4, at eleven, at
the Gay tof 131 kruptcy. Nicholson, official assignee,
Basingeeil-street; Abell, Rumney-terrace, Horseferry-
road and Colchester.
Widiarn Hodge, wholesale manufacturing stationer,
Great M.rlborough.streer, Westminster, May 5, and
June 8. at one, at er a Conrt of Bankruptcy. Stausteld,
official assignee; Link!ater, Sise-lane, Bucklersbury.
John lilies el.iekins, grocer, Woolwich, April 29 at
&ve, and May 27, at eleven, at the Court of Beek-
ruptcy. 8.-11, official assignee; Baths, America-square.
Patrick B irn., provision dealer, Liverpool, Auer 4
and June 2 at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court.
Cez nuve, official assignee. Liverpool; Yates, jan., Li-
ve, pool.
Mary Fouracre, innkeeper, Wigan, Lancashire, May
1 and 17. at twelve, at the Manchester District Court.
Mackenzie, official assignee, Manchester; Price, Wigan.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.
T. Sinfield, General Post-office sorter, Trinity-street,
Liverpool road, Islington.
Henry Blore, picture dealer, Stanley-street, Chelsea.
W. N. Bobinsou, saddler, St. John, street.
H. H. Creel, clerk in the House of Commons, Duke-
street, St. James's.
F. R,tbinaem, cheeseraonger, Church-street, Shoreditch.
E. 1-1%11, coffee-house keeper, Peter's-bill, Doctors' Cum.
E A. Gairn, dentist, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden.
John Benton, Acton•ste eet, Gray's Inn-road.
Thomas Murray, 'minter, Piinees-square, Kennington.
Thomas J. Winter, attorney-at• law, Richrnead, Surrey.
N. Daniell, dal ist,'Upper Gordon-street, Euston-square.
G. Ross, cornet 14th Light Dragoons, Brixton-road.
E. Irving, tea dealer, Castleowerby, Cumberland.
W. Levee, jun., butcher, Gosfortb, Cumberland.
T. F. Mills merchant, Stanley-street, Brompton.
P. Bishop, licensed victualler, Birmingham.
H. Blume, maltster, Birmingham.
W. James, provision dealer, Beaufert, Brecknockshire.
W. M.obberley. brick make.., Lye Waste. Worcestershire,
S. Mitchell, baker, Middlesborough, Yorkshire.
E. Collins, brass founder, Birmingham.
J. George, motet surveyor. Coventry, Warwickshire.
T. L. H. skin, tanner, Werrington, Devonshire.
E. Hosmer, leather cutter, Tonhridge Wells.
0. W. Carringtun9 plumber, Blackneath-hill.
C. T. Kirby, linendraper, Fe!mouth.
T. Grimmitr, malster, Coventry.
I. M. Lindley, currier, Manchester.
'V. Marelaaet, shepunan, Ramsgate.
J. March, screw bolt maker, Chowbent. Lancashire.
J. Wrigglesworth, licensed victualler, Liverpool.
J. N. Clark', ship chandler, Liverpool.
W. Donbavand, journeyman (logger, Manchester.
J. Hornsby, bookbinder, Blandford Forum, Dorchester.
R. Green, innkeeper, Northampton.
N. Kantrowitz, cigar dealer, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court, Basinghall.street.
K. Dinedale, Oxford-street, saddler, May 14, at half
past eleven—T. F. Piper, Lawrence-lane, Bishopsgate,
and Victoria-road, Pimlico, and Landport, Hampshire,
wholesale stay-maker, May 14, at eleven.
In the Country.
W. Foster, Great Bolton, Lancashire, confectioner,
May 13, at eleven, at the Court, Manchester—T. U.
Anderson, Wellington, Shropshire, mercer, May 12, at
half past eleven, at the Court, Birmingham.
PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS.
N. B. French, Broad-street, City, merchant, Is. 50.,
on Thursday next, and three following Thursdays, be-
tween eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Graham, Cole-
man-stre et.
G. Small, Folkestone, tailor, ss. 4d., on Thursday
next, and three following Thursdays, between eleven
and two, at the office of Mr. Graham, Coleman-street.
Be Selby, Burleigh-street, Strand, wine merchant, 6d.,
on Thursday next,
and three following Thursdays, be-
tween eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Graham,
Coleman ,street.
Stepney-green, iron and coal merchant,
G. Barlow,
Is. id on Thursday next, and three following Thurs-
.,
days, between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Gra-
ham, Coleman-street.
tailor, 63.,0n Wednesday, April 21, and
and two,
on any subsequent Wednesday, between eleven
E. Wilkinson,
at the office of Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.
eel,
I Liverpool, coffee-house keeper, Bs.,
Mary- Ann K
r
on Wednesday, April 21, (-) any subsequent Weduesday,
between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Morgan,
Liverpool_
WilkinsonJ. , Birkenhead, Cheshire, builder, Is. 2d.,
on Wednesday, April 21, or any subs; qte..nt Wednesday,
between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Morgan,
Liverpool.
J. Kaye, Pimlico, coal merchant, 411., any Wednesday,
between eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Whitmore,
Beeinebell-etreete
S. Dixon, Leeds Yorkshire,draper, ss. lide any Wed-
S.
bete, ' office of Mr.
aim eleven and three, at the
Whitmore, R ie
—" —Rhsll.street. •
NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES.
(At the Court, Baeinghall-street.)
G. Haines, Northampton,l2, at
grocer. May
half-
past one-11. Billing, see., and R. Billing, jun., Read-
ing, brickinakers
-21., 12, at half- alt
son, York. buildings, elphi, coal merchant, 'May 14, at
twelve---A. Dean,
BrAbton, clothier, May 15, at half-
I past one.

.=ln the Country.
G . Hopkinson, Lice
spool,:. each builder, May 13, at
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Lancashire, builder, May 11, at eleven, at the Court, I
Liverpool—J. Heywood and J. Heywood, Liverpool,
provision merchants, May 12. at eleven, at the Court,
Liverpool--R. Wells, Brigg, Lincolnshire, draper, June
2, at twelve, at the Tosvn-hall, Kingston-upon-Hull—
H, Hayling, jun., Hereford, grocer, May 13, at half past
eleven, at the Court, Birmingham—J. Clark, Willenhall,
Staffordshire, bolt manufacturer, May 12, at half-past
eleven, at the Court, Birmingham—J. James, Netherton,
Worcestershire, tailor, May 13, at half-past eleven, at
the Court, Birmingham.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.
R. Billing, jun., Reading, briektnaker, certificate of the
second class—C. Sims, Dtinmack's-wharf, Upper Ground-
street, Surrey, wh • rfinger—J. W. Dawson, New Bridge-
street, Blackfriars, wine merchant, certificate of the se-
cond class—T. E. Williams, New Bridge-street, Black-
friars, wine merchant, certificate of the second class—
W. Lockyer, Old-street, St. Luke's, and King-street, St.
Giles's-in-the•Fields, baker, certificate of the second
01
thirdss—j class—W
NVhitmore, Hackney, draper, certificate of
the Benniug, Fleet-street, City; law book-
seller ant publisher, certificate of the second class—W.
Taylor, Lock's-fields, Walworth, and Wood-street, City,
flock manufacturer, certificate of the -third class—W.
W. King, Liverpool, chemist and druggist, certificate of
the second class.— U. MlColl, South Shields, bookseller,
certificate of the second class.--T. Harris, Caaaburne,
Cornwall, grocer, certificate of the third class.—T. Fray,
Wigan and Manchester, check manufacturer, certificate
of the seconki class.—T. Ranssden, Liverpool, timber
merchant, certificate of the first clams, twenty•one days
after April 8 —S. Mayor, Liverpool, ship chandler, cer-
tificate of the second class, twenty-one days after April
16.—T. Cottiugham, West Barkwith, Lincolnshire, ourn
merchant certificate of the third class.
PARTNERSHIPS DIS.OLVED.
J.
Wilkinsonand
spinners—A. W. Wilkins:ni, Manchester,
c
Halsey
and h
Halsey,mi chemists—D. ts—
P.
B
Salterton, Devonshire, linen-drapers—J. Spreechley and
B. t
A Spalding,
leetiegrhs
and J. W. Purves, Baleen Heath, Worcestershire, rail-
way contractors—A. Shand, S. W. Shand, and F. Shand,
Liverpool, merchants—T. Daniel,' and G.R. F. Had-
d g.,Lincolnshire, S
dersley, Kingston-upon-Ron, auctioneers—T. Brown
and J. T. Nottle, Sunderland, ship brokers—J. M`Queen
and J. B.
M Queen, Southampton, drapers—T. Gallo-
way and R. Brown, Newosstle-upon-Tyne, pro-
vision dealers—W. Lewis and A. Lewis, King
William-street, City--W. G. Watson and H. S.
Davis, Leadenhall-street, City, export oilmen—W. J.
Warner and H. Armstrong, Upper North-place,
Gray's-inn-road,eaa
e-- meter manufacturers—J. Whaley, T.
Turnbull, and J. Stead, Bradford, Yorkshire, plumbers
(as far as regards J, Stead)—W. Fletcher and T.
Lockett, Lnnguor, Staffird,hire, woollen drapers—T.
Smith and W. C. Keswick, Liverpool, sailmakers—F.
Bernard and A. Lemon, Manchester, importers of fo-
reign goods—J. Haigh, J. Barrowelough, B. Edmond-
son, J. Green, E. Lee, J. Haigh, and J. Green, Ports-
mouth, Lancashire, cotton spinners (as tar as regards J.
Barrowclough)—EL Daniel, R. Ovvtram. and J. S.
Buckle, Blanchester, commission agents—T. Powell and
J. Warburton. Warrington, Lancashire, grocers—B.
Crabtree and J. France, Gromersel. Yorkshire, dyers—
J. Moss and W. L. Hatton, Featherstone-street, St.
Luke's, linendrapers—J. Harrison and J. Hardeestle,
Eastcheap. City, colonial aglents—C. Peverille and W.
Skidmore, Birmingham,
dea.4l in Sheffield goods—C.
Scaife, G. Scaife, and J. Scaife, Barton, Yorkshire,
tailors (so for as retard. G. Scaife)
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
H. Wearing, Manchester, tailor.
J. Jackson, Gorton, Lancashire.
J. Shaw, Manchester, farmer.
J. Shaw, Manchester, carter.
E. Wharton, Wintringham, Lincolnshire, pig jobber.
A. Clapson, East Grinstead, supcx, licensed victualler.
J. Sanders, Bideford, Devonshire, farmer.
C. Cuss, Gainshorough, Lincolnshire, licensed hawker.
B. Eddison, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, surgeon.
R. B. Polden, Ringwood', Hants, butcher.