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London, England, 1850-01-30 00:00:00

official assignee; ham District COW'S'.
Not-
tingham; Bowl ottinghame
John Baker, shoe manufa e, CI eltecharc, Feb. 11.
a March 11, at twelve, a ti.t 13,i5.t0l District Court
ton, official-assignee, B t3l; hosshyre, Cbeit.m-
ham ; Abbot, Bristol.
Thomas Don, Swinton ironworks, Yorkshire, Feb. 14,
and March 14, at eleven, at the Leois District Court.
Freeman, official assignee, L33ds; Barr and Nelson,
Leeds.

George Fletcher Sharpies, h )sior, Manchester, Feb.
12, and March 5, at twelve, at ho M.nchester District
Court. Pc.t,, official assignee, Manchester;
Leeming
and Richardson, Manchester.
Henry Rose, brewer. Manch .seer, Feb. 15, at eleven,
and March 8, at twelve, at t e M,lnchester District
Court. Pot., official assigns Manchester; Cole,
Adelphi-t orrace; nail. Manchester.
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court, Basinghall-street.
F. Smallwood, erigglestone, York.bire, schoolmaster,
Feb. 15, at twelve—J. Morrison, (;rev. n-street, Strand,
tailor, Feb. 19, at twelve--B. Sp kin,, Lictifiel -street,
St. Anne's, Soho, t'mber merela ,nr, Feb. 21, at one
—l'. F. Cais, Ware, ElerefordA:te, Lr, Feb. 21, at
iya"-pat twelve.

R. Saft', Droitlwniethh,e CSlo'ournctersyrerih 're 'corn
porter,
F--b. 11, at eleven, at the Court, Birm.rightam—J. Rene-
Lean.it gtun Priors, Warwicks ,Ire, coal
FA,. 21. at twdve, st the Court, Birm :igbarn—J. Lowe
and 'l'. F. R. Shaw, Birmingham, fmtors, Feb. 21,
.at
tse, be. at the Court, Birmingham—D. Fis-ld, Frump.
Sernerse•shire, linen draper, Feb. 20, at eleven, at the
Court, Bristol —J. Tat-litter, Liverpool, merchant,
Feb. 22, at eleven, at the Court, .Lirerpool —T.
Hughes, Lincoln, saddler, Feb, 20, at half-past ter.,
at the Toan-hal!, Kingston-upon-Hai —J. Askew,
Liverpool and Egremunt, Cheshire, hovel keeper, F.I.
22, at , ven, at the Court, Liverpool—Maria organ,
Liverpool, woollendrapor, Feb. 21, at eleven, at the
Court, Liverpool—W. Slater, Martin, Cheshire, banker,
Feb: 21,at eleven, at the Court, Liverpool.
PAYSIENT OF DIVIDENDS.
M. M. Giverin and J. Johnson, Manchester, small-
ware maeuftecturev, 2s. 2d., on Tuesiay, Jan. 29, and
any f Mowing Tuistlae, b, tireen ten and one, at the
E ffie° of Mr. Rohrer, Manchester.
J. Meredith, Tat:cabal!, Cheshire, /Inkster, 25., on
Monday, Jan. 28, or any subsequent Monday.letween
ableuea-austi-two-,• at the office of Mr. Bird, Liverpool.
T. Powell, Aston, Warwickshire. miller, Is. 34.s.anY
Thuradny„betiVen the hours of eleven and three, at the
office tf Mr. Christie, Birmingham,
NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES.
At the Court, I3a,inghell-street.
J. Sabl a tor.. Sattor.-arret, North-road, Lambeth,
tailor, Feb. 20, at oat:.—lL annett, Chatham, Seat,
corndealer, Feb. 21, at twelve—J. Morrison. Craven-
! street, St-and, tailor, Feb. 20, at eleven—W. Childer-
hour e, jun. Muutpelier•place, Montpelier-square,Brampton, blinder, Feb. 20, at twelve—T. Martin,
131eckfriars-road, licensed oictualler, Feb. 21, at two.
In the Count:y.
W. Randall, Bath, bunt and shoemaker, Feb. 25, at
twelve, at the Cuart, Bri t,l—J. Sinnington
Grange, Yorkshire, c rn miller, Feb. 21, at eleven, at
the Court, L. els—J. furnbult, Scarborough, Yorkshire,
liteudraper, Feb. 21, at eleven, at the Court, Leeds--J.
flarshaw anal W. Askew, Leeds, cloth merchant; Feb.
21, at dem-, a: the Court, Leeds—ll. Corbett, Madras,
East India, Manchester and P, e iton, marehant, Feb.2l,
at eleven, at the Court, Manchester.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.
J. Morrisor, Beaulieu-hill, Norwood, coal merchant
J. Clay.on, Crown- c.iurt, Otespsile, Manchester, ware-
houseman—W. R. A Ilansor, New Shelton, Yorkshire,
corn-factor, a certifiett , of tire third -elres after 21 days
from Jan. 24—A. 0. Martin, Bridgeed, Leeds, stationer,
a certificate of t' e second class al.r. 21 days from Jan.
24—M. N. Rayner', Bit keeheed, Cheshire, duller mer-
chant, a certificate of the first class after 21 days from
Jan. 25—. T. Clementsou, Whitrhaven, Cumberland, to-
bacconist, a certificate c f the third class star Jan. 17-..•
R. F. Saxon, C; job. Derby,hire, jeweller, a certificate
of the third class after Jan. 15—J. ,with, New Sleaford,
Lincolnshire, wharfinger, a certificate Lf the third class
after nine mouths from 3,3;4.25.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. 'Pour.t-try and T. Giliaw, Bewdley, Worcester-
shire, comb manufacturers—E. Hyde and J. Lamb,
Neweasth -under-Ly ar, paper manufacturers—W. Good
and W. Alibor, Ludgate hill and :trend, tobacconists
—T. Tweedalu and Mary Bait .n, Carlisle, coach
builders—W. Aviaon, Mary Avisun, and Martha Avi-
son, Halif.tx. Yorkshires, innkeepers (,s far as regards
Mary Avison)— J. ,en., Had J. Eeely, jun.,
N. ttingharu, d) ors and trimmers—W. Rouud, J. Round,
and S. Round, Dudley, Worcestershire, miners (as far
as regards W. Roureo-11. Rice and E K. Stacie, New-
port, Isle of Wight, attorneys—G. C. rattling and. C.
(learey, builders and cur tractors—E. Cohen and Jane
Abrahams, Rochdale, tailors and drat ors—.l. Whitta-
ker and G. W blusher, Ileugl t ,n, Lane .shire, farmers--
J. Maher and• P. Bryan, L:v. rpool, joitiors and builders
—W. Jones and E. Jonco, Upre: Lour) -street, Pimlico,
licensed vcitiarers—J. Foulkes and G. C. Parker,
Wrexham, Dcribigtishire, attorneys and solicitors--S.
Clayton and J. Clayton, Mancheste-, tailors and drapers
—J. D ckson, sen., and J. Dicksoc, jun., Walton, War-
wickshire, farm. r —F. Rave and A. Petromant,Pigs Lee,
_Laticashiie, si k dyers—Mary Bea nisei! and E. A.Beard-
.ad, Ma-Theater. bricklay• rs and slat rt—A. F. Griffith,
and J. Griffith, i3akei -sti ei t, Pot twan•:.quare, stationers
—F. M. Glut aed R. A. M. Clarkson, Southampton,
sehoolmistr, saes—'T. Br. aks and I'. Mellinion, Kendal,
We.attnorlsed. joiners—G.. Greenwood and 11-Butter,
Feachurch ft •eer, wine merehatits —T. Parkins and S.
King, Poultry, cluthiers—J. I'. Bright. I. Ashford, and
J. As' f .rd, saxinundheru, Star cabinet makers (so
terns regards J. D. Brighr)--- W. La afrinson and T.
Grinashaw, Warrinrvon, grocers and provivion deslBrs
G. Cullen and R. Virgin, Bridg, --ow, Watling-street,
'e..ell-Importers—J. !e and 'l'. 1.1.410, Rochdale, flag
and stone dealers—S. 11 ginbottorr, W. lieginWttotia,
an I G. Ileginbutiotn, As t .r.-and-r-Lyne, cotton spin-
ners and manufacturers fur us regards S. Ilegin-
bottom).

INSOLVENT PEI I HONER&
William Eilis, Froyb, ..outhsuaptor, cordwainer.
James Pady, C..ly ton, Devonshire, 3ecman.
William Lee, Cerby, stonemason.
George Ford, Chelt nham, p'cture dealer..
Charles Bird, Derby, ha ter.
John Carat 1, jun., Cullompton, Devon: hire, farmer.
Richard Curwood, Cullompton, Dertnshba, farmer
Elizabeth Jane Fagan, Tivertor, Devonshire.
William Powell, Penn Wood, Staffordshire, master.
Richard Robinson, Wolverhampton, hairdresser.
William John Come, Cl'a:ham, tobacconist.
James Bower, Hudder.rield, innkeeper.
Sarnu 1 Atkin, Cuwbi., Liocultiabire, f.rmer.
William BAllsnd,,, Chad a n, buraboatinsn.
Jereinieh Ulyat, Cron lan i, Lincolnshire, beast salemnan.
B.lnjamin Crosby, tar., Go:ix-I-tor, Lincolnshire.
John Fri, nd, Newingtor.-lext-Sittingbourne, Kent,

surgeon.
Samuel Palmer, Littleport Cambridgeshire, journeyman
bit cksmith.
William Coxill' Winslow, Duckingl a nthire, grocer.
James Polat,Flixtun, Lancashire.
James Roger-, Manche s.e theatrical manager.
Thomaa ITCsann,
*W.,. Great MArcrn, Worcestershire,
journeyman carpenter.
James ISl`Coianr, Grei.t Malvern, Worcestershire, farmer
Henry Noakes, Roche .N, zeberal teal: r.
SCOTCH SEQUES MATIONS.
G. Darling, Edinburgh, et er, to meet within nix-
Cuffa-aous..4, Edinbu,gli; Fel% 4 sad Feb 21, at
two.

T. Shier, Pa .Ir, to me. t witbin Banner-
mas.'d Chambers, l'a .tr, Fa. 6, and Feb. 27, at twelve.
W. Thomson, ,eeountaut, to meet witbin the Globe
EI 41, Glasg..,w, F. b 6, tnd Fel,. 27, at twelve.

ST. HELEN'S DEFALCATIONS. The examination
f it; f .ul•e -s, John aid Wiliam Johnson, was held
on Monday, in the '1'0.,-' a 1. St. HO .u'E, before Mr.
R. Neils,,n, chairman, Mr. W. Pilkiovton, Mr. W. H.
Brava.. r, ant It-v I. R. &it-is, m.,gistrater. Mr. As-
burri. t !r, f Liverpool, appeared on behalf of the
pros, eu,.;on , • Mr. T ylor, solicitor, of St. Helen's,
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defended Mr. Jo'in Johns, n; Mr. Whitby appearing on
I:•ehalf of Mr. William Jehns.,n. Thee inform‘tione
had breen laid a ainst the prisoners; two charging them
with en ezzl,•nuer;', a;.d one with conspiracy. Mr.
Aspinall oily ',nice( do 1 upon one charge, namely,
aglinst Mr. .I.,hria:.Jd bohiorsttLolourntrinez furivi it; gradeg2oo/.
afrgoaminsat
,
Mr. William Johr son, f bong an accessory after
the fist. Sufficient evidence having been offered
the chairman sti'd. that in the case of John John-
:Am the c,..urt had come to the determination to
refer th 3 en the cargo of embusle-
me'lt to lag1.1::r tibune% to tl'.e judge of a superior
court; and at the same tiu.e, should that judge be dis-
posed to tale b ail for the c nib( zzh me:,t, the court would
immediately cute •!ain any application for bail for the
conspiracy, it bet:-ig committed on two counts. With
regard to Willi.= Johnson, the eosin had determined to
require bail to the amount of 500/. for bimseg and two
sureties if 950/.,.f0r being accessory after the fact;
and a further bail, himself in 5001., i:oci s wtlathers in
250/. each, for the charge of conspiracy. The court
meta made f the whole of thel p4.rvo‘pnetr y_
hat next taken into cansid( ration the
vtolunbetarloyngasinhglguto.
lial•oosusldofbetheous:cwiehnot
of the other not
ayoceanyedifnegesliawgeirne
the two prisoners—the one indet
being sufficient to cover
.the l'u'elcations; and the bench
tbecto m, r t.apfrcukr:pit.olefw,
nteteoityuits),
r(aiatet.t(l),ifet.
justice,t)ra
el
rell attiooOdn thee (al
the bank. Th. 3 pr
were do
th n at an end, and the cowl roar.
SUICIDE IN ST. JAMES'S PAltlC•—Yesterday after.
pump nr: i;„iiiist was held by Mr. Beclf ird, in the board-
r,:o:n (.1 the work Louse of St. Ma! t •on
Ti w Of t' a 1)1:5 of Joseph Musters, aged seventy-one,
who hui g himself in ,
at a
atrhwre,ti(clokfrotaamnmtietrh,htet
yeaindscinelnoacesiul reitandeoetfpentShte..
djea(7.s;:e-12:eer;ki e It
dent property, which he obtained whiie iu service es a
butler. Last Thu.sday he I f. Wsrvi ietr about teelve
for London, and on his enlist(' called on one of
shtiastoedldtTattahnieuhaaidi teLieCes.t•
Litrus to"aryrradn°gPer""dhi s
The following mornin;; ho went as ar. Before leaving
he obmrvid he would be t a lc early the'same afternoon.
As a park keeper tanned Deun was i ailing through the
" 11,a-moon" shrubbery in the ornmental enclosure of
t. a.tmes'.-; a k, he saw deceased suspended by a rope
Erma a lei urnua.-'roe. His knees ni arly touched the
ground, the cold by which to was hanging, was cut and
the body was found t) be wi rm. A watch with some
memoranda wt ich led to his identification, was in his
pOSsessi ,n.
.Verdict," Temporary insanity.
INIPOATATION CF MOLASSES.— A. vessel arrived
frir,a the thuritiui has b, ought 200 barrels of molasses
a: a portion of her cargo, the produce of the Isle of
France. The imp )1 t cti Et of molasses from tbis plaosla
n intofverc):lne interest.COtnmon
occairenca, and the, arrival is
thera-
f oof a