The Guardian from London, Greater London, England • 9

'THE; MAyCKBSTBRf iTlp AY, 221879. THE HABRONS IN IKEEiA.ND. mHEr-BAjNKltUFTCY ACT. I860. In thi ARTESIAN BORINGllS'POR'WATEB.

JOHN' BEHTLKT. Artelsn wga Borer and- by most fTorjtofrt mscMr-y. 2TB. Uorpoa-street, Cmn liVtagairird, fOt Ul.aZisu-iittIOKo -applr ta -BBOOCE a SOUS, yild Houtt Clay -Wocka ouooSTsoeiasi 1 1 T0WMSH1I5-T uF OON-TBACr FOB BCAMlOlTa, Hie Gitanllans ot tbs Poor ara prepared to receive, nos uu or una tea (j'ocxla the'ranoon Thursday the 3d Aprn next. oen-hUhday tbrayislIlbeoosmMEry U13-Guardiasa, ssalsd Jl'-SDEttft Tor tbo aUPrLT of.wio BAMKBTa.

ronnsot tnoer can obuicx and a pattern inspected, oa trpptleatloa at tbaisctSces. By order, Ae. A Or.O. bi aCjjON ALO, Clerk to the Guardians. 1 Ffrr-Tnw Qfnc jcpnr Brtgtrvt.

aWwchatr. M.rcb 2I.18T9. ot Prltons ara prepared to RfCEIVB TENDER 3 fortboSUPPLir of B01LL.1WQ TBJtIAL3 for bepjlrs to Her Maltst Prison at Mancbesier.vrz yde Boad and GLsr.ler.Plumbsr.Gas-ntsvu-, and rmltb aa a Foander's work. Forms ot ten Oar aadsobedutas rcay be obtained oa spsllcallon at the Prison, wttera 'CfomiaacQ Vlb.b3 glreu TlaD Taaflars must bi sent in to' the Uarae Office before noon ot tbo 29 Uiilay ot March, lS7i. Him Offlcw.

Wblteb'U. I3tb Msjcb, KJN TSS KOKJJ. PARISH OaUKCH.IX BUtLPESP." CONTRACTORS, AND OTHKaa-TENDEaS arq 1KVITBO for tbo ALTEKATfONS to the Chancsl. and Cb NE.V PBWllO, Ac at Knntsford Parish Cburch. Plana and iroclflcstlons maybe et3n fiom the lTtbtotbe '3d loatnnt at tbe offlcsof alr.T-M", Darlsr, archlttct, Knutiford- Tho tonflor, endorsed Enuufornt Church uUdioaj Cnmmlttee." must bo doUrered scaled to tba archt-tect not later than lb4i 2d day at ApiUiwxt Br crdar, March 0.1 ST3.

fj LJJfUg. BKMTItKY, Hon. Secretary, ANOaSHIRE YORKSHIRE KAIL WAX. JLJ-The Director axa Pratwrad BBCEIVE TKSDEM far tba EUKCTluNotaWEVT STATION at8jmdJljl3.iicrir Liverpool. Plana and spcdflcaHons rcay te soon and foross or tender obtslned loa Bnalnrer's ofBco.

Hunt's Bank, Man Chester, 00 nnd after 3oodar next, tbe S4lb lost. Tenders, reoder for BUtloa at Sand- -bills." to ba In iba hands ol tba ucilarslsned, br tabo'cLoUoaTuactflas morning tbo atbApiUprox. Marjcheater, March 21. 1B7. QMrtJoni rtitarut to Uu i bruhun of SMtiS0" only fy Itt! and.

ou tha other hand, canort nndotaka la luraliri Informatioo 0 trrrougti ma carreipoodenoe atfurari. "boiTtSnSSto lnt0Tmxtu fornUliea by port awnot celb rattan, mnnifarlfiot tent to in tor publication. Cramunlcstlona received from S. F. E.

A Omtvassfl- for JacaYa CoRsumplKf. M.Migzon, Consult tteoUcStor. Htmy Strong. He was 16 when convicted. A Constant Yes" to both qneatioru.

Indigtiict. Yon had' tetter, oommuoicita with Qougli'a J2Z" cen at tha Theaf ra Boy al was naintad from a design by Millala. 1 to a booltiallar. 2. Wo have idea no full teport or tbe address.

J- 1- Lord Beacanpfielcl wai bom io 1805, and Mr. OlmirtoneinUW. 2., With type. M. should bo addressed as Jha E.

A. Cross, Beeretary of State for the Home Dsparttnont. C. A. OThe Jgent-for the colony in London would, no doubt, be vrifilDS to give yon full' information on tbe subject.

4 A' Daily Swhscrihtr. There Is no penalty nndactheLocil Polioe Act Dttachlnjr to a publican for permitting cirdplaytag on his licensed premises. Any proceedings that may be tsken against llie holder of a licence for permitting cardplavlnir tviberemoncylsplaed(or must be taken uncer the riioenfinjr Act or too Act for tlio Abolition of Gaming Houses. Tbe autlora of letters intended for publication'muat 'n all cases send their names and tt'ldrnsios to tha Editor. terBoon -meBl ing was" heldln theUrKB a--locar committee and making preliminary C-n? th nlTZ ftl-te '-OBOa uo'd in The meeiiog was by theTM lyor "U'b.

rilecd. The B.shop -of Mauesteb pressed, and thera 7Zli connected with the educatioand literary institutions of the city. Lord Howard Gl0Bft.thB-M1.yora of Oidham and Lanc- (Owen, -i roiesEor. Adarnsonr- Colonel Stanley. MP- Mr CiiTvJZ SE! (ru00d0 other geS to pr en" -fxteir regret at bjing nahta p-' the honorary secretary of tha PraceedmgB Sun of the objectB and work oNhe Association.

With regard to the would be needed meetinga of five sections, one of eprtments. A large room bB the general Mr? acted as treasurer to the Mini Chester ConRiess in 1888, bad consented to act in tbs eame capacity -on the present -occasion, and Professor AdsmHW Mr. Beardsall, and Mr. Parlane would undertake the duties of honorary local secretaries. Tha ex-penses of tha meeting were estimatcat 1,000.

On the motion of Mr. Alderman HsrwooD. seconded 7 c- Hosbfaix, it was reaolvod That tha gentlemen now present, with power to add to their m1 S0o-Mo to makearrangamenta 4P ftional AssMiation for the Vco--motion of Social Science. TheBishop.of Siironn moved "That thB Mayor of Manchester ba requested to act as chairman, Mr. Oliver Hey wooclas treasurer.

Professor J. Pariah Committee." aJ- 08 secretaries of ths' pos1edT' "'''ded tha' which was Mr- atbb Wood, aecMdel' 5 waa resolved that a canvass should be instituted for a guarantee fund, to be cll3 meeting? time to defray the expenses of tne Theie was oo other business before tho meeting. CEXEWATO AND HIS COUNCILLORS, TJa correspondent of aPCape paper, writing at Pletermarltzburg, on February 16, says Pbw the disjointed. item3 which have found their way into the pubUe printa have much in common with tho story told by the two sons of Mangcondo? a Zato Induna, who were captured.a few days ago in the neiejh-bourhood ot Kranz Kop, and ore now tinder detentionas Jhey.a.tolh-atBJ,,or 6 king had received the uiumatum of the High Commissioner, a meeting of the nation was held at the inhlaballnye, and the several con-diuons were submitted for. popular consideration, touch-" Itg the payment of the cattle demands! by the Hierh Commisiionei, and.

the surrender of the Umbelrae and the men engaged in Uis Uslrayo outrage. The people thought those were matters for the' exclusive consideration of the King, thev acquiesced in the appointment of a did Cetewayo alaj-and pressed upon his acceptance the new law relating to marriage, with which the younger men were especially pleased. But tho King here put down his foot, asking whether any country coold continue independent without an army, and whether the soldierB of any. army, tha English for instance, were allowed to havo wives. "I let you marry when you are past service," eald Cetewayo, "and 1 won't let you marry white you ore children." The younger jnen did not agree with the King's view of it, when he maintained that married men were rendered cowards in battle end always avers to war through tho influBuce of their wives and chiidreas but argument was brought to an end by thB KiofSf declaration that the English were firmly bent upon war, and Stood at that moment in nrrnw NAVIGATION AND SHIPPING, The annual statement gf thenavigation and shipping of the United Kingdom for tbe year 187S wta isatteii jm--terday.

It thows that tha entries durtrig thB year wore 346.76B vessela and 63,18548 toni, an increase compared with the previous year ot 6,450 or nsaxly 2 pec cent, and 675,846 tons, or about 1 pec cent. The clear-ace a wore 310,651 vessels and tone, an increase of 7,428 veaBel3 and tone, or rather more thiQ 2 per cent. Tne increase is exclusively in British the number and tonnage of foreign veeseL) entering aod clearioff havlhij declined.1 The number of vessels entered' was aiea'and tbe tonnage i increase compared with tho previous year being 8,222 vesBi Is and 1,031,393 tons, or ovr 2 per cent in the number, and about 2 per cent in toe tonnage. Tus dearaacaa ot Briiieh veestla buow a corresponding increase, the number bting2S0.976.and being--' 8,542 ana respectively higher in tbe pre- vious year, or nearly per cent. Tho entries of fareum vessels decreased 1,772, aboatB par cent, ia number, and 405 47, or rather more than 4 per cent, in tonnage; and the clearances 2,114 in number and 174,013 in tounage, or about 3 per cent and 2 per: cent respectively.

Tnia drjcrraae in the entries aod clearances of fore'gosatpa would appear to have been' mainly in the entries and clearacc a ia the foreign trade. In that trade thera has en a decrease of entries and comparatively little increase of clearances in the aggregate, but what increase tli ere has -been has been in tiie entrits and clearances of Biitith ehtps, aod tnere baa been a material decline in the foreign chips. In the total foreign trade the entries in 1878 were C2.958 vessels and 25,293,721 tons, a decrease of nDd 327452, or 4 and 1 per ceat respectively! while clearances wore 64,486 vest-els and 26,301,358 to lb, decrease of 642, or rather more than 1 per cent, in tiv number of vesdois, but an increase of 391,454, or rather more than 1 per in the tonnage. The enttics cf BiiLish in the fotoig a' trade weio 37.225 la number. and their tonnage 17,327,733, a decrease in number of 1,051, but an increase in the tonnage of 46,399 the clearances were 37,808 vessel; a decrease of 119, and an increase of 479,177.

The entries of foreign Vessels in the foreign rade were the tonnage belug. 7,965,933, a decrease of 373,851 respectively; and tha clearances 20.67S veselsand 8,337,608 tons, a decrease ia number of 723, and in tonnage of 87,723. Tnus, alttijuga the decrtiise in number of foreign vessels' entering is less than thB decrease in -the total vessels enteting, the deer case in the foreign tonnage entering is'moru than tne decrease in the total tonnage entering. At the eame time there ib nearly as large a decrease in the number of foreign vessels clearing as there is in the total vessels clearing, while tbere is a decrease in the tonnage of foreign vessels clearing notwitDstandinp an increase in the tonnage of the total vessels clearing. Another fact which is apparent a consideration of the tables ia tbe continued increase of tha tonnage of steam vessels as contrasted with a decrease la the tonnage of Bailing vessels, especially the toonage of British ateboi vessels.

The entries of steam vesselB in the total trade of the United Kingdom last year were 128,042 in number, tbe tonnage buing these figures showing an increase cf and 1,935,300 respectively. The entries of British vessels only weie 122,702, and their tonnage 36,506,791, there being an increase compared with tbe previous year of 6,040 vessels and 1,703,230 loos. The total clearances were' 120,081 vessels-and 36,423.456 toes, and the clearances of British vessels only 114.745 and the toial increase bsln 7,070 vessels and 2,176,200 tone, and the increase In British -tnly 6,738 and 1,935,370 respectively. The total entries of steam in the foreign trade show an increase of 929 vessels and 800,136 tons (the figures for the year being 27,933 and and the British vessels an of 6tU in number and 603,309 in tonnage (the totals being 22,910 and 12,523,057 The total clearances weie 23,433 vessels and 15,528,930 tons (increase 1,308 vessels 800 1,211,503 teas); and of British vessels only 23,307. with, a tonnage of 12,912 543, these figures being 989.

and 191,377 abve those of tne preceding year. Comparing the first these figures with those cf the total shipping, it will be seenaat on re that tbe increase of of steam, vessels equale, or nearly equals, the increase of all vessels in tbe total -trade, but the increase in the steam tonnoge is far in excess ol the increase of the ogegate tonnage of sailing and steam vessels together. And of this increase Uritish vessels have almost a complete monopoly. Comparing tho second part of chess figures viz. to tbe foreign trade only not only is the fact of the actual preponderance of Biitish ehips apparent, but that here also tuBy have almost a complete monopoly of the increase.

The abstract aUo show the namber'of vessels ardmen employed in the trade, of tho United Kingdom, the number of vessels on tbe register, and the number of vessefs built for home owners in 1S7S as compared with 1377 and 1876. We again find that there Is auincreaas of tonnage employed which is' entirely an increase of steam tonnage, coupled with a decrease of the number of men employed, an increase of tonnage of vessels on the register, principally of steam about as much shipDuUd-iee in 1878 as in 1877 or 1S70. While tha amount ot shipbuilding in the aggregate is no larger in 1S7S than 1 iu j.ui tT uiq unuiu ui aicaiucio urn tuui ctuou, ill otJ there were altogether 499 steam vessels built, their agre-. gate tonnage being 237,050, as complied with '389 vcBEels of an aggregate tonnage of 221.330 in 1577, and 320 vcbfcIs of an aggregate tonnage of 123,375 in 180. 2n all wayp, then, the fact of steam ships continuing to gain upon sailing ships is apparent from tbese returns.

Mr. iff en calls attention to the fact that1 these returns are now issued, after being completely revised, more than fire months earlier than they were three years ajo. Captain Parker, of Bellevllla, Liraerlok, has baen thrown while hunting, and bo terribly kicked that his recovery is doubtful. fTHB NEW SCHOOrH03EE8 at At the weekly, meeting of the Charlton Board of Guardians yesterday, a letter was read from the Local Government Board expressing the approval of tha Board, subject to certain of tbe plans for the erection of the proposed school-homes in connection with tho workhouse at Wittungton. The schools and homos, a description of which has already' appeared in the Guardian, will be built to accommodate 300 children, and are to be under the direction and control of the Guardians, though distinct and apart from the workhouse.

The Poor-law Board, in expressing their approval of the plas, wished it to be undoratood that the Guardians were not relieved from 'the responsibility of seeing tfiat the work should ba carried out with efficiency and economy. They added that on an examination of tbe elevations of ttie proposed buildings it seemed that some expenditure could be saved by reducing the heights of some of tho roofs i and the amount of ornamentation. It was, they said, most important that money spent in- the erection of school of ihfB character sbouM be limited to what was absolutely necessary to and instruction. The Board adopted the suggested alterations, and a resolution was passed, on motion of Mr. B-ailey.

seconded by-Mr. Shaw, inviting tenders to bs sent ia for the erection of the buildings. Tbe Electbic Light. Colonel Haywooa the engineer to the City Commfcslon of Sewers, has reported lotbem on the recent experiment in lighting the Holbora Viaduct by electricity. He Btates that arrangements were made with tbe Sod ere Gt-odrale d'Klec-tricitu for lighting the Viaduct on the Jablochkoff system for three months, or from tho 14th of December to the 9th of March inclusive.

There were 16 olectric lamps in all, 15 being placed at inttrva's alternately on each Bide of tbe street and one in the centre of tho carriage way at the western end of Newgate-street The existing lamp columns had been utilised, the gas lanterns and fittings having been removed and replaced by the globes and apparatus containing the Jab- lochkoff candlas. The average distance apart of the lamps, measured diagonally, was about 110ft. each lamp lighting an area of about 333 yards superficial of public vay. Tbe electric lamps were lit from sunset until midnight. The number of gas-Umpa not lit when the electric lamp3 were burning was SO.

At midnight 61 res-lamps wcxo lit, 25 remaining unlighted owing to tbe electrical apparatus. The electric current was obtained from two Gramme machines driven by a Robev steam-engine of 20 horeeV power, and the entire machinery was contained in a temporary shed erected on vacant lane in Farrlngdon-streei. Each conductor consisted of seven insulated copper wires. They were arranged in four separate circuits of four lamps, each so placed that the four lamp 3 on each circuit could bo lit or extinguished independently of tho other groups. Tha conductors were laid in earthenware tubes beneath the public ways In the subways they were supported on narrow boards spiked to tbe walla, and the; were carried up Inside tbe lamp columns to tha In the bases of tbe columns were placed tbe commutators for changing the current from one candle to another.

Access was given to these by doors In the bases. As to cost, tho company greed to provide, fit, and fix up tbe enalne, machinery conductors, and lamps for 233. -Id. Tha Cmmftsion axrcea to provide the founds ions for the engine and ma-chinerv, the shed, and its enclosure, and to do- all the wcrk beneath the public ways, costing 267. The ga3 company agreed todedact the value of the gas not consumed wHVe the experiment wa3 beins male, suih deduction amounting, with cleaning, to 50, S.

2d. Tha wages were Z3 6s. 83., and too total cf the experiment up to the I8th of February (0 1 nigbts) was 7S5. Cs. 5d.

The 16 electric lamps were lit from Bunset to midnight, at a charge of 5 per night, averaging Feven hours. Tbe cost per lamp per hour was over and assuming them to have been lit for the remainder of the night at the same rate the cost of the whole would have been 10 per night. A as lamp on tho Viaduct, including lighting, extinguishing, and cleaning, cost 4. 17s. Od.

per It was alight 4,300 hours annually, and the cost of each lamp per hour was but little over one farthing. The coat, therefore, of lighting tha whole viaduct during the winter "months by electricity would be 14a. 3id. per hour and bj gas Is- lld. per hour, or by night of 11 hours duration, 10 by electricity and 1.

7s. ld. by ga. Applying these rates to a whole year, electric lighting would cost about gas lighting 419. Electric lighting, at present charges, was, therefore, about 7i times as deaf as gas lighting.

It was, of conree, probable that, bs a permanent arrangement, electricity would cost less than that, while there was reason, to believe that no material reduction would be made in the cost of lighting by gas. As to Uliuninating power, Colonel Hay wood est) motes approximately that 2t is obautrse ven times that of gas. The Commission hare resolved not to continue the experiment. LEGAL NOTICES TFiH.OMAS.XEEr Deceased. VtMBDM havln.

Bene ba di chrgfd; aH inoai laaBtnaii to tbe fild do-oaetj me vcQurtyl io pay tha rfoounit? A tba'r rtoooctiv dsbtf to ret- to fvHtliOL LrStuLToithjax cuioraIAid tmi DtabUi dftVuC JXCBADJ H4KKINS0N. Bol5dCor. Qcoac' Caamhlrs. X1CHAUI PB1LLIPS, Ueoeaaed. Parnuaat mlm.

to Sit 21 vletoTW, cap. au ynou navicu ibnsiiata cI EK HAliD rormflrlr cf St, Uitv, Gat, butlieot 2fo. t3(I)fiUteaaUwlltUiBfrt7cZ MaDtHditr, and oE No. 11. Kldt otmet, Cfiunum-upoa-iledlock, a tbaanltct(yboCaiakr who dltl od Uis litb cUr of Tf ovembn.

ism, and rnjtvst will vu lircvrQ j-d tbe 6tt ilay ot Maicb, 13.3, ia tbe DUtrlct Bcfliicrr acted ta tha Frt-bafo Dlvlilao of Hor Mij'txy'a Hlgt CVmttof Just ce at Uancbetar. by tbu eiocutrlx lhartju tamed), aro hereby requested to ioid ranlculara of ibelr clalnu to to uoaerftjDj Bichrd aankintoa baloro tba ms flay of May asxt. after wmcti 3 iy lbsf3Eutjix-wlil dtitrlkuto tbo oiwts ot iba CfC5ieImioH tho patlts oislltiod tbojotn.ti.lcg- rcaan! oilj tba claim i of whica. tbaitilitcD bRvebsd niticB.Iavd thin Ulb flayot March. ltICi3AIID HATJEJN80N.

Queea'A Chvnbaii, Jobu JtaJUjo-rtroec, Manebeitar. "OOBbRr KOBSON, Deoeaaeda Piirauatit JL) tbb Bla tut sod Vic cat). Z5r tbe cndlBrn of BOBBKT lato of Hulne Mancbeatst, la tbs cnimr.y ot Lat caiter (tBo dlod on Uu litii dyof Decarntor, 1S73J. arc on or beJoie tbe lOtb day or MaynrxtosoDd parClcutarf of U)i Jr Oebis or GalmB to uc, tbs undarsigTieii; aod niifos is boreby saa QoorgaEbi jo. tbe axeaiarjof tha 8ld iU-beitBcitnon wiu, tbo said lOih day of Mynaxt, ptccEdtodlttrlbut3tbascatAt8of the aia Kobort Rton.

baTlnETta cn noiy us QiBims ci woica uiey aaau won aavo asa coyca. late of Httlme, in tho cuuDty ol Iticartef.dMidiPfl. Parsuaiit to a i udgmsnt of tfco Contt of Cbanoery of tbe CCunty paiaiino ot iAiiCKSfor, oa.ua tba lStbdayot Fobiuaiy.lBTO.Di&da In a tamo bt3ietn arqqj Uauda BeTifi.anlufant.byUaryatnlUi, bar noxt fttoad, to pta'atlff. aq4 jsmei Helm ara iccbii Bill, nxo dr7cD1aata. all paraxia claunlofr to bo crdltcn ot tho MlO Wfl.LIAM fKRIOL nm fltsxl nn tni, 4in day rf DeMtnScur.

1S17 ftro by tLblr aollc'tors, oa or foie lb aoj oi apru, to. vo coma iq rso prove wit uidu or clalme at tba effleo ot tba Kwtiitiar cl tbe Manctjertw Dlitrlct ot tbo aald rourt of Cbaneery of tbo Comity of Laoo iiHr, eniulo at Cbambors, 78, Crouot. In thts ctcy ot Juanebcsttr, or In. default intntscf iGpy wiU be pr'tn tortly excluded frcm tbo benefit o( tbiitald Jagmeat, Taunday tba lEiday of "lUay. elQTED o'clock la thts fronoOQ, tbo mo appointed for hcajlnpnisd adjudlcatjaff uoon tho cllmi.

Dattd tiilaait dy ofilarcti. J67W. WrLBSHAAr. District ttwt(rar A. MAC DONALD BLAIIt, a.

8E. Jam-e'd Square MaacoQter. fiMnuanOBtiniajn AWE BUTTEKWOBTH, late of No. 144, BachdalQ.In tb county of Lancaster, wi.l-w, otcoaiet1. Pursuant to a judffmtkit of tbe Court of Cbuteory of tha Ccuoty PalnUno or lAocaiter, aated tba "Ixtbdayor 1B74, rnsdo la a cause whareln JaooZUon ProSIttana othor aro plaintiff and William Buttornortb and Walter Buttarworth aro dotendtat, wrwni cTaltDlas tot creditors at tb nil JanR UtnTEB WORTH (wbn died on tbo 2-Ub day of Auauat, lbli), nro by tbalr s-Ucl-tut on or to' fore tbe 23d day of April, 1879.

ta $oma to and proro tholr detita or' claim at tba office of tha Bsslitnir of tbo Maosbtuter DUtrlct of tbe faJtl Court of Obaocary ol tbfl County of Lancakter, ilbuto at Croac-tKot Chambers, 7i, Croea-itrjMt, la ths cltyof Mucbefitir.orlndtfttiHtiorooF tbav will bo poromptorUy excluded from the of tbe ld juOffmeat. Ttaraakj thoista day of Way, at eleven o'clock la tbe foranonn. 1 tba tlm-i apiKiintefl for bearlnir and adjadlcatlnxr upon tbs tiotmr. Datad toil 2Ltt day of arcb, 3JJff. H.

WTLBIt AHA M. DlfttliCt RwUtrar. A. ITACDOEfALD BI-AJa. 5, St.

Sauare. Mancbestar. PlilntlSf Solicitor. XE MAEK POULETT ABTON, Deoaased. Slv Pursuant to tbe Act of FaTtlamsnt 23 and 23 Vic cip.

In-tltolcd An act to furtber amend toe law ot proparty and to re-Ifore trustee," notfeo fa bewbygiveir, tost all persrtas oeinororodicors and c'almouts ooon or Bjralntst tbs estate of BfABK tODLSTr BAUlXNalate of Fnmlval Terrace, Dinmatt Jtoad, Oxford Itoad. Maocbretor, cotton iplnner and roanutactUier. deoeasod Cwtiu ajijo on tbo2HLh car of NoTember. 1X73. aad irbase will aadoodieittturrA proadIntbeIstrlct BeTlstryat Mancbeiter of tboi'robtvi Dl l-blcn at HflrMafcaty'aiDtgbCoui-tor JtiitlcaootbeWtbdarof Jaouity lat by TticrBBs Baitoo and Tllllan) Loo.

tbe dikbwi tburelo nsmcd are boreby required, on or before tbe 3ltb nay of Jure naxt, totted, mwrlUnr.jpartlculincf tbelr daota, elalmi. aad demidj louiatbeunderBlarjeo, afurnblcb day tbe eald ecutars wlilols-tribute tbe aneticf tbs testator amonp tbe jxst tic entitled thareto, bsvlCarree ard only to tbedebtr. claims, or aomand'j ofvMcbtbwy febaii tben bkve bad noUcs: and tho sac executors nst bo bubj for lbs assets or any part thereof so distributed to any parson or rereonsiif -whose flr-bt, clsm, or rtcmsnrt they shall not osTa hid DMIcaat tbs tbne of sucb dlstrlbuUoo.DaCAa ibis JSib day or Mareb. 1M9. WESTOf.

GUOKR. A KiBEd. Sollcltota (or tbo Bxecotors, Ncrfoifc-ibteBt, aiancbester. "XE JOAN NIGHTINGALE KEY JJW PKCF.aSHD Pursuant: to tbe Act of I'tliamant 221 and 733 vie cap. us.

Intituled "an act to artbar amond tbe law of pTonartv and to rplltvo trufctcoB." notlco bortby alvKi.tbutii I praon bloc crortJtTrT Kit a calmanu upon orssatcet tbs cetste or JOHN SIQ3T-- lb GALS KKY OkOVER, late of No. io, No eet. Uocbctr. and cf Jry Ccttsse, Pwlnton, boib in tlto county of Lancaster, solid-tcr, daceaaed (wbv died on tbe llth day of Novambor now last piat, and 7bwe will was provad la the DhUici lleeitter at MaochOstorof tnariobateDlTlslDnof Her Mejflstj'a Bigb Court of JusUc3onthe lltb cay r.t December now iht just by Jonn BroehUt Kay Ororur, BrockeU MaUliow and Ed ware jSlkrailcr. tbe executor tboroln named), are beruby requlro, oo or t-eforo tbo 24th day ot June nost.

to send In wrltln? particulars of tbelr dchte. claims, and datsands to Ui, tbo undersigned, after whiclj day Iho ecutors wilt dUtrlbutotbe aaieta of tne said testator amoog tho rerllas entitled thereto, bavlnj rajTiird only to tfte debts, or of hrcb tbey ibsli tben bare bad notice; aaa toe eiid executors vlll out billable or the inset or any part tnoroof sodls-tTltutcd to any ponon or perrom of wbosidorjt, claim or dBmaod-tbey sbsll not bae bad notice at tbstlmsof snob dlitributlorj. Dated this 15th 0iy of March, IhT1. WXTOM, OROVKE. A LEE8, Bollcltora fnr tho Exe nutors, 10.

Horfolk-nttQ-t. Mancht-atr. MATTHEW BENSON HARBISON, Esquire," Punmaot to tbs Art or Parllnneat 23 aod 23 Vic. cap 35. tntltiilL-d 'f An act to further amend law ot property aod to rojlort coUco ft bcrooy glren that all creditor and otbtrporsonn bavlog aov rtalrns or dtmandi a pan or snliiGt tbeeitste of MATTHEW iiENHOr IsU) or Lclpb Eloue, Datcb't.

In tbocouDty of and nt Hala How, Azcbserfdo, Jn ilia ccuoty of WeaLmorJanfl, Ejoulr, doceated. who died on tbs 2d dap of January. ITif, and wnoio will, with iwj codlcUn -waanroTad In tbo rlnctpal Rostsiry cf ill) Pxobate Mvhtop ft Bsrfilajentj'e Hijtfi Ccurtot on tbe wu day or slarcb, li)79. by Jan El'ztbcth Jojjls DoitJj. Benson Day BajxJ'oii, ueorgn Day MOls, the exteu-Krp thereof are tarcty icqulfod to send in to ui.

Ibiunddrilgngj, o)lcitOT9 to tbo raid uxEcutars, tba of tbnlr oiauVs or dtmtDds on or before tbo lt day oOIsy.UTl, aftsr which day the i aid M'cutom will rr-ced to distribute tbi asccti ot tnn said legated smrnfrbt tbopartlej entitled thereto, luring rosrd only to fu-h clh'mi ntbc laid fjc cojlora shall thsn bae hai not'eof, and tbattbt win net bo liable Tar tbe assets or any psrt thoro to dts-trlbutod tu any person of wlio4 doot or clilm tnoy auall not tbuu btwe had noli. tbU ISth dav ot March, loT. BWlMBUItWE A PABKStt.23. ldtoid Row.Lndn JEAN VOLNEY DEBR03SE, DFCK A BED. Pursuant tnan act of ParHimant 323 and, 23d Vlctorta.

chsrter 05, Intituled A to ortbar timand tbe law of ircoflity end 'o rollevrj trwteew," nodes I bflrby clroo, tttat oil crciilLoif, c'almHntf, ard others c1lmiii aoy dehig. dmles, tltcbr tltifl. or lotctnt In. to. or out or Iho Citato of JEAN BA.eTL4TK YQLNF lato of No.

97. Bonlerard UM.iborbss. in the city of PArlr, niflrcbaot (who dlod on tbe I'Sth dayof Dcxjtabw, -arotoetrd In tbelr clalmi tho of tnn sail JMT8at3tuto VolDOT Dohrosst, on or tofora tho 10m day of May. 1 ti Bern-barfl Bilnilch Cail Bcctor. of No.

6. Great tU Ecltn'i, In the city or Xcndoo, wlno merchant, lbs aamlnUtrator, acMo under utters ol a-lmlDlittntlon granted cn tbo I8lh day of F4truary. ISTO. th-a rnnclpei FroDat Keglrtryot Her MsJtrtys Htgb Court of Just'cj to hlinsstfca lawful attorney of rfataUi Dobroiee. the lawful tciOow nnd relic: nt th deceased, for ber uw and beocdLU, nm irniH ri be id only apply for aod obtain Inters or administration ut hit said estata to bo (nantM to her; and no'Jco In barabr furthor Bhpn.

thataftartnaoH 10th Cay of May. 1S79. tbo sail Bmhard WoLorlcb Carl Bcgler will co lbs uiti Jran Vi loy Dobroigo, deceased, among etie ogrioQi en-ttucd tlireto. hsvJnK regard only to tbn claims ot wMoh he, tho aald Bcrnha'd Belnricbcsri BoRter, sbaUbare badnotlcs: arm will not be llebln fur th ustts so dlstrttiuted to any parson ot wtioso claim bn srrui not bae bad notfre at tbe tuns of aucn dutriDUiioo. Dstso tbii "5t'i day oT March, Finnbury Circus, lnthecItTOTLoniiD, Srltcltorn for tho Admlnlftratflr.

TK7ILLIAM HALL. DECEASED. Pursuant to an Act of FaTllfimcnttnada and paid Id tht2l2anl331 Seprs of tbBrebm nf Her present puon Ictorlm. cao B5-ithuleJ "An act to further amend tho law of property and lore-tara trurterB." notice ia hereby gtron, that all creditors and p-sraoos haio any claims or demacdv upon or against tbs eKloof WILLIAM HaLI, lt of Bowrtoti, In Ihe crunty of Cheater, decon-wcl, (wbodhd on or abtut thi 22d diy nt Auguit, IsIS, and wboea will wsi proved by Emily Ball, of Bowdco aforesaid, splnatr, tno sur Ivies ea'cntilx tberfln namad. on the elevnuth day of January.

170 rmlie District BeairiryatCbettarof the Frobite DlrliJon Her Majest)'ti BiphCourt nf hAieby required to end in tb (mtlculnra of tnlr clalmn and to us, tba underrtirnd, tbo lOlcJtoit. for tbotaM Emll Ball, na or before tb tnlrtlctb April acflbeloffNo, 29. Mo Chester: and notlco ia beret? also jtItd, tbatattar tbatday tbe said Xfcutrln will procwd to dliirlmice tbe anets of the decaiicd mort; the rsTtPs entmad thereto, baring reanrd only to thoclslmtof which thoFald rxccutru balttbcn bs-o notice; and chat trio win not bs HaMofcMboafsotaoruy part tbeieof so dlitrlnuted to ioy person oftioB' debt or claim shn eb-l1 not then baTe bad notlco. Baled U.l3ilhtoDtb dsyof Mah, jb. SALE, SET)UON, HILTON, tDBD, Manch'Sttor, Potlcltore for tba said gxeeutrtx.

JOHN DAY, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Act of ParJlameot xnsds and rarsad In tba 23d and 23d years of tbe reign of Ber pretcot Mftjeety, tnuiuled" An act to further amend tbe lswof property acd to rclioro tru9teee.n notice Is borab? (tlreo, that all creditors and other porfju having any clln or demands upon or ajralnst tho est te of 013 DAT. of No. 2, Youni-street, QaitiliJe-iitreett Msoe)tefiter, la the caunly plaMiut of Lanciitir, decaryidwbo died fottaia at No, 2, Youus-stregt aforessld, on or about tbo Cuth day of tfo pernor, mm, and wivne estate lEturs of admloljitratln wore on the 1st day ot March. 1979, grunted by Her Majeitr's Bfch Court of Ju'Uca, nt the principal T6ltry tf tbs probate dli-Ulonthereor, to 3, tbe uoilerilgri-'d Frnncls Wbftaktr, tbo solicitor fortheaffslrsnf tnertucbyor Ltncitir, for lha UlO nf flor Mnifatv In rlsrit cf hmr tnirl Cur.hvl orn lb0 tbelr respectlrn debts, ctnmi.or tlomands VtomalhnfsW Pracda Whltnker, at tbe Dctcby of Lstmrter "f3C), AtucBsiinr i is-, ocrauo, ionnoD, on or neioro tno my ol Jim at the explratton ol which Cmo tbe asMts of tao ileeMs-d will psld oTer, orrjtliorwl'Q dlrrtrirmtwl or nsiiroptlated, ftavine regard tbe debts, claims, aod damnid only of wbtcb I shall t-b ti havo lisdnoUce; arjatnaclwii not in i labia to any poraonot wIimi debt, clfitm.or Qemand hall not thoo bavo batl nolle? to- mcli l5 r.r.SI.T.Bi tbereol to patil cvtr, 0r appropriate.

Dntfd thle Mtb tiny of March, 15.0. FBA. B1TAKEE, Administrator, Duchy of Lancistar OSct? Lomlop. W.C JAMES LOMAX BARRETT.Ebq.DECEASED Pursuant lo the itb noctlon of the Act of Parliament -fyid -ZS Viet csp 35, lotltulod An Act to furtberamand tha raw Properly and lo rtilQTo tnntes," ootlc is berebyRlves, tht all t-rodt-tors mo olbr tvr'OM smtriDiTflny "Wmi or demand noon or aslo: ttteUtc ct J1MEB LOMAX BARRETT. Eiq.latecf theOldEtll yerdjeton.

In the wuntyof Lac caster, bleacher fwhu dlfld on tiu 3tb day of AutjO't, and wboae will was proved In tha District Bfflltry stlAched to Uie Probate Dlvlolon of Her JJajiitr's Hjch Court if Juitlco at MsDCbatUr on the luth day of Ssutemwr, i.tf. Haonab Barrett, ivjdov, toe relict of the said rtecia; Wiljlem App.otJ.B, of Turton. near Bolton, In tbe county, blcscber; and EJcLard Bus Union, of tbo dlf of SUuchmter. gentleman, tbo executors therein named), aro hereby rumoited ti iced particular; in wilting oi tbelr cJalma or demand tv tna undsr-npned, UUdard Sanklntoo. at his uudar-menUoocd oa or tet-iMtthe litOay ot Mny after which day tbe sa'-d r--catori lll prtped tocutrJbute th auetsof tbe said araont; th) tf, ti nn i.uu-d th yoto.

bavine rerfratd oqi to tbe claLmi or smands hid aod wbl not bo or aacouortbio for taa aii'-. or any pirt tboroat eo to any p-mon or pflron." o. ibr-y si nil not tbtn bare bad ttils tHtuZctb day or Marcn. iP. lECHAKLi nANniNSON.BolietEor.

Chambers, l)iton-tTyii. MncnMr. JN tbe matter of Companies Acta, 1862 and $a3a of thoTJNION liATLWAY CncIAGS 4J.I) otjoiws CO Jll-aN5 MJllTID Ttecfcaltors ft tu trEd CcmrtfiDr aro required, on OTbstors llth day or ApiJl, Ib.y. u. aroa irctrrstnfl snfl ailfrQ.ies.

aod CM Daitleular.nf ttfllr dttts or Bnl tr.o Domes and sodrtm ol loolr solWLol any. lo Trumss HrA'tiriBlb Homer, ol Crjorley, 0000:7 ol Lsrra.ler, tba Uguldator cr tr said Omoaoy. or Me'slsars AdlA.rwanlI rollciurs, lS.orfrnk&wt, ofacnAstor'-rrt if roTcqulrefiarft br thalr Kiliclwrs to coma and proTa thqlr paid debts or claim, at thoorricenor IhR said ZAontewa Arlfflobaw aToroU. illca as Donsclvl Iu rchtioilce. or In default thcr.pt lherHl excluded fromtlin 1 O.

Llouldstor. 4DD1WBW VAEeCRTOS-. 15, artolk-lUwt; ManclCffr. Holtcltrs to the J.lqoldjr. TK tbe Matter of the Cbmpanles Acts, lSerTand JL 13fiT: and in tha Matter ot tha VICTORIA.

Flkp nmi1? cn ot barer. U.a,si.r. car ot March, isrs. tonStbS acd lencj. and the rurtlmilara ol thslr or sttoiSjUMii" 11 any.

tn-BzSxjinmHtVn fSn-ku. ot IO). KlnB-rtiMt. aianohestar. Jubllc TScminwntl tSi of lb, nld Crtnpany: and.

it rr MtliSo i'tl-ios tron. the saldjloaidator. are, oy tfiMrsollcltors.fc; to od we tWruu nebttor claim. I ha officii tf the iVl4HmiTGr.mi!r Blthouorritcate it mKigz.rtret. ito'Sd.

VX inch eectsaro tirorad natod this 5lh day ot Much ibti KICHOISON, iSjaJatar ADDLMHAtf W.nBnETON.lS.'NJrfJlht-at, filanccs5ter, Stalcltura to Va UquiMur. 'Ilia Fremok's Soamal Eoya H.brdn -with hia brother "John "Habrori by tbq.fiiproM stoiiBBr at Uip'j North from HjlyhEft at ton "To'clpfk on IFedncs "nj night. At nine o'clock on rhnreday rooming the two brotbera drove ona cat to Bin Broadatono aid tOLBallyhaunW, is about "from- Miijo. William Hubton; who jblack EUit, looted in go-d health, baVsomeVh A jrai iedr'. Qis 'motiier was not infomted-of thb'Exact 1," coiae loroe, partly lest the foci "tnuht obtaii nb'tariety, and vioitJy, that he might agraeab'e at present, Iiviig at Ciooaracl, which is -from Ball haunts and.cocsisb.

of hia a younger Habron arriTed in iloUybaiiala on Thursday; by. the 2 SO train. Ab even b'ls arrival yvsks knowri, the people, Jiendisd by the band of St. Nicholas) of Tollentine, turners out to welcome him, he being a native of this locality, lie woa accompanied part of the way home by tiiB bind playing national airs, wbicli -were frequently -interrupted by ringirg cheers. The town was ablaze with large bonfires." 1 HEALTH OF MANCHESTER AND SA.LFOBD.

Hie report of the ManchoErtir and Silford Sanitary Association for the wees ended Marcb15 is as follows: 2,111 new cases of disease hwj been under treatment in public practice, against in trie previous weak.) "Che following figures show tho comparativo pravaUnea ct the principal infectious diseases tha" two past weeJia: wh1c pnfflrig Weak aadta; itaroh 15. Small-pax I.leashs Scarlet fever Whooping cough Diphtheria Tvohua 11 3 27 2 12 11 40 1 Typhoid The cms of typhus is reported by Mr. FifczwUliara O'Grady, resident medical officer Manchester WbrJcaousa Hospital. Only odb case of erysipelas has been observed (reported by Mr. H.

Jackson, resident medical officer Crumpsall Workhouse), agiinBt last week. The highest district rate of mortality (36'S per 1,000) occurred In St George's, Oldham Hood, and the lowest (16-9) In Cheatham. The average death-rate in Manchester has been 304 per 1,000, and in Salford 25-8. The 'birth-rate in Manchester has averaged 39 0, and in Salford 51-0 per 1,000. fCKEJIATION.

A copy of the correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Home department and the secretary of the Cremation Society is issued. Mr. Eassie, CE. secretary to tbe Society, writes to Mr. Cross, on February 3, that ha was instructed to eend the right hen.

gentleman list of the Provisional Council of the Cremation Society and some facta connected with the The Council include tbe following: Sir Henry To ompaon (chairman). Hia Earl of Mar, Williams, Mrs. Craw-shay, Mertbyr; Miss Frances-Power Cobbe. the Rev. H.

B. Ha we is, the Kev. Brooke Lambert, thB Eev. Charles Voyssy, the Eev. Maurice Davies, tS.L; the Rev.

W. W. Jackson, fellow and tutor of Exeter College, Oxford: Mr. G.DuMautier, Mr.F.D.Mocatts, Dr. Humphry Sandwith C.

Mr. T. Spencer Wells, Mr. A. Strahan, Mr.

Frederick lVehruann. (hon.rary treasurer), Mr. P. Mr. Anthony Trollops, Mr.

J. E. MiUais, RA-: Mr. John Tenniel, Mr. Tom Taylor, Bud Mr.

Titus Salt of Saltaire. The Society was formed by a number of scientific and other gentlemen on the basis of the. following declaration: "We disapprove the present custom of burying thedead, and desire to substitute BornD mods which shaU rapidly reaolvB the hDoy into its component elements by a process which cannot offend the living, shall render the remains absolutely innocuous. Until Borne better method is devised, we desire to adopt that usually known as cremation.1' After receiving tie opinion of the Council that cremation was legal, in 1S75, it was proposed to erect a building, for the performance of the rite, and a large sum of money was subscribed for thB purpose. After much seeking, a piece of ground near tbe cemetery at Woking was obtained, and the' Council of the Society thcught it a suitable site.

Tho Society is not in any way trading concern, but simply a scientific society. Mr. Liddcll acknowledged -this letter on the Tth of February, and, writing again on the 21st, said that Mr. Cross desired him to point out that the system of cremation was entirely novel, and that, whether or cot tbe law forbade it altogether, tho public interest required that it should not be adopted until many matters of great social import had boon duly considered and provided for. Burial could be followed by exhumation, but cremation 'was final, and there would no longer be an opportunity for that examination which iu so many cases has led to the detection end punishment of crime.

Tha practice of ordinary burial had become interwoven with the legislative arrangements of the country, and was closely connected with various safeguards respecting death, the statistics of. death, and tbe evidence of death. Mr. Cross could not, therefore, acquiesce in the determination of the Sostoty to carry out the practice of cremation, either at their works now in pro gress at Woking or elsewhere in this country, until Parliament had authorised such a practice by either a special or a general Act. The Home Secretary further intimated that if the undertaking were persisted in it would ha his duty either to test its legality in a court of law, or to apply to Parliament for an Act to prohibit it until an opportunity arose of the whole subject.

Mr. Eassie, in acknowledging this letter, promises to cell a meeting of the Council to lay before it the Home Secretary's opinions. Thh XiAts Db. Maectjs. The following resolution was passed at a meeting of tbe Committee for conducting tho Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations at Manchester, held at the Cathedral Library on Thursday: "This Committee takes the earliest opportunity of conveying to Mrs.

Marcus its deep sympathy with her in her sudden bereavement As the Isto Dr. Marcus was well known to many of its members from hia long and most valuable services as secretary of the Oxford Local Examinations, they tioaire to express their eense of the great loss which they sustain by his death, and gratefully? to record thelx appreciation of his intelligence and nrjral worth, of his untiring exertions in the cause cf sound education, and of the value cf his personal Death of a Fajictjs Here Anderssen, the celebrated chessplayer, professor of mathe maUcs at the University of Breslau, died in that city on the 14lh inst. Last summer, in Paris, at the doss of the international chess tournament, a banquet was held in his honour to commemorate the 60th anniversary of his hirthday. His victories over the chessboard in international and other gatherings have been very remarkable. At London, during the Exhibition of 1851, 'ho was winnor of the first prize in the international chess tournament, defeating Staunton, tho British champion; Kieaeiitzky, of Paris Lowenthol and Szsn, of Hungary; Jaenish, of Euaeia; and ten other eminent European players.

la 1882, at the tournament of the British Chess Association held at Bristol, he again secured tho first prize, as he did also at Baden, in the year 1670. In 1S73, at Vienna, and last year in Paris, he was a prize winner, on the latter occasion scoring two victories from the American champion Mackenzie, in a manner quite worthy of his 1S51 style. Throughout his long chess career he was only defeated by one opponent, Paul Morphy, the American. Ghinesk Invasion or AroiAxr. Tha Allgemeine ZeituTtg publishes a brief summary or the interesting -reports brought by tbe lost mails from the East concerning thB movements of the Chinese General Li Jungtsoy, who at the head of an army of adventurers has invaded the kingdom of Annam.

The most reliable information from Haifong confirms the bilicf that he is steadily advancing through Tjaquio, tbe northern province of the kingdom, and dally strengthening his hold upon it-Having captured the city of That Xguyen, which-lies about ISO miles north-east of Hanoi, he threatened the much stronger position of Bak Ninh, where there was a tolerably competent Governor. But, according to tho lattst news, Li had fallen back, and his farther designs were not very clear. Dak Klnh is little more thari 60 miles from Honor, while Hai-Dang, Iho head-quaTfers of the Governor General -of the province, is about 130 miles. away-to the south-east in the direction of Haifong. It is opsnly reported that this Governor General is greatly alarmed at the progress which Li has made during the last few weeks.

Letters: from Haifons-say that the Chinsae inhabitant are in favour of Li'a enterprise, and. that even th3-French win not be deeply grieved at the departure the native authoiities, so that tbe Chinese suspect them of being secretly pleased with Li's success. The general belief at Haifong is that, sooner or later, the invaders will maka their way to Hue1, capital of. Annam, which was fcrtlfied some years rig? by French engineers and that the final decision of the so-called rebellion will be fought out here, so far, at least, as such a decision can depend upon the invaders and ths Annarr.ites. It ia also believed- that should L' -ucceEd in toluDg Hu6, he has widar and mora ambitious projects, in view.

One thing is remarkable in thi3 invasion. Li pays cash for. all supplies which he takes, as if he wished to set before tbe eyes of tho people a visible specimen of the difference between hU mode or government and that of their own rulers. With respact io the attitude of the French, it is worth observing that' all their military orce.at the two stations of Hanoi and Haifong does not exceed 100 men, and that, evert should Li Beefc to injure foreien trade, tho French have scarcely any interests to protect in these quarters. Hence if the presence of the French, will not favour Li's advance against tho Annamite capital it will certainly not retard It, Up to the present Haifong haa remained free from any direct disturbance on the partof tha rebels; and since the road to Hu6 lies fully 200 miles Inland from the mouth of the river Ssnkol, where Haifong is situated, it 13 to bB hoped-tbat it may yet escape a visit from tha ptuoderiDE bands of Li or their ttiJl mora ruffianly fol, lowers.

of Xaocssfalrs bollao at Maochestsr, a flrtt sIxsblillaRsaqdtUhtpaQcflla tbsioiradbisoasndeciuiod matter or jaiKJPR PLKHAJ2. orNo.20. inwt. lo ibe county ot stuff marcoaot. ttatunsaodir v.

1 11 1 i nuiiuu, uu auu niuirHiiHi3g, Aldortey Bdso, In tbe CDaoty of Chester, aod will be Laid hy ma offloes, sltuata at 27ov 101, Slne-stroet Uaocbssttr. on and after the Smb. Oar of Hatch, 1HTJ. uatea txls aistday.sr March, 187S. A.

UrjTtRiY. 'Trustee. 1 ADDUB3AW WAItnTrBTOK Rollalbrs. MsnoUattir. THE BANKBTJPrCYr AC1, UGd.Ja the County Court ox lAncasblre boiaan at daltord.

Ia mau jr ot nrooeeolrfia tor UiildAtm by arrat-aieiit or composition sriui cieouots ItuUloua by KEIHULCy. ol aumMr CJ, WlUiy uroia. uitho city of Manaheitar.resbJiii stbumber Id Ctuuy-otrcct, watBiloo Koad, Chaethara, near fine aatd city, woouen draper and tailor. Hi ory oroarenor ISlchwlaon. ot sumbir ICC.

Klfur.streawm lha of nubile accountant, nat bean ttuitso of tba property tf the dshtor. All parsons haalog ra'ttulr rsic(sloaeuy of tha effects ot deotor canst dellrsr thorn to the rCSul' "Haa. Aiss ta tho debtor mmt ba paid to tbo tiurti e. SSi Ist WoTed tholr osbts muit orsr.ra thi Ir proots ot aettu to tha tots nlustsetitb day ot Ifarcn. Jtf- FttCDK.

C. HUJ.TOS.IiS3lltrar.- HICHAgD BAWKlNSQy.ilcltoVto.lbeTOtMe. THE BANKKOPICY AC IV In ttte MSsltord, JOHN or niunbsr 99, BlUKiintcost. aloas ade, near Mancha. r.

to the county ot Labeaster. neotleaoai, baSSSt-S the twelfth aay of Match, vsa. TnVoVtt moetlij ofcicaltannrlil Si haiikropt muc siafn tia Jtosdstrar. CrtdltoroinustloiitaTd thalrproot. ot aortitis Kii.

tiar, raEDa. c. HnLtov iioSitta? Agenis WILLIAMS 4 CO. cl Newport. MoamMfli-- Bblro.

Bollcltors for Patltloolog Credltir. rgtHJE BANKSUPIOY- ACT, 1869 in -tiie County Contt of Lanounlro bolcen at Salf rd. In tbg mat! ot procr3Oin8S fir liquidation ty artuDRoroout or conipoltn with credhorlAilllutdby jAaklTS MBAJ0VVCB0F1' raddlae nt Dt.mb'E.S2, Wltblngtonstreot, fooltetoD, in tbo county of Xjin caster, and carrying on hntlnoss nnder thosiylacf Jsm i an Trlcnltuial ralnosr end agricultural Impiemsot nunufs' lurnr ai.il agent, at tho Bercnlss Works, eltuiU la tvithmton-strust atorcsalo. and havlncra trarohouto situate la Munnstraat, off Sirin street, Ehudohm, in tbo saU unty -cf Lsacattar, Is hereby giren, ttat a first ffcnaral mootlDg of tba credlt ira of tbo acoTt-namod ponon. bns bo an sarom jced to De bald at tba duces ol -McwUurs ctadwlclu.

Couier, and Co. numhar tn, aforeaaU. on toe fourth day of Aui-U naxt, at tbrco o'clock in tbo artarnoon precisely. Dixted this nineteenth Cay of Maicb, BRETT CJC A.VEN, 3. Ennftd7-troet.

Mancheslar, Solicitors for tba said Dutitor. THE "BANK RUXTCY ACT, I860, In the Ccnnty Court of Lancashire, holden at Manchester. In -Jia matter of nrptrcisirrsoiuiionfirllquldaULin by arraaeamont of -Jib affairs of SBAK.E8PJEAC BS AW, ol Ho. 3, gar-itrettt, ta tbe cltt'of Waoeberter, alto carrying od bnstoots at Od-itroet, Asbtoa-uoier- i-yoe, unaer uie mjio jr tixci oi -inotgre. BUu CXimnsny, ma reetdlo? at Ho.

3, jlrhjhton Villas, Hlb-tree. Chor)toD--p jn Medio t-k, near tbo city cf Ma neb ea tar afureraJd, all in tno county of Xsncastert commlsi Isn morehaot. cotton spinner and maaufaci'taer Kdwln Bsnka Bardln9.cf Ho, 2, Goopor-itroet. Jn tha city of io-Chester, j-ubllc aeoountant, bAi oeensupclDt dtnuttja or tb9 property of tbd debtor. All persons haTlng In their poReetsl'D aoy of tbo effccts'of tbo dahtor muitdaUsar tbcm to tbs truitoo, and nil drbtl due to tbe debtor must be pald to tbo trmtes.

Creditors wbo airs not yet jiroriv1 tbir dabti must forward their proofs of debts ta Hit tbb rtventy-nrst day of M-nch. 1879. CHA8. LI8TEK. Bojlstrnr.

BUTTON KLLIOTT. Balloltors. Manebastur. rjTBE BANKRUPIOY ACT, 1869. In JL Orimty Court of LanfliKbljo bolden at Salford.

Iq the msuar of irxciii zesointion tat Uqnldatlon by amnseaiani of tbo ot HE'Ity LBAL, of MniifXAnfl Wtst, aioss Bide. Msnobestor.la the county of Lsnotftcr, dealer lo fancy goodi. Tba oredltors or tha aboTO-camod Henry Lat who hTe imt slreidy prordd tbslr d-bt aro required on or before tbe third day of AprUcexttosaadtlielr names and addrasspa and tba partlculirs of Uislrdtsoti or claim to me, the nzidon'sDtd Edisio Sanka fclardlntr. ot Caopar-vtrsflt. in tha city of JLIaoehrster, aecouatant; tbo ttusltvs under tba liquidation, or In default thereof tbey will frcm th tbe ditiaeod proposed co be declared.

Ibit-d this twenty-ant flavor Mairb. idti, E.H.HaBDINOJTrnrta'- IN the Mntter of a Deed of Aeslgnment for the beaeflt of creditors etecutaS by John Hanry Bioks. ot IVo. 12. Alb' rt-streetw Ui tbo city of Uexicbnter, Ironfouoder bulldor, to Lonsdate Broderlcfc, of So.

64. Foacfalo ttreet. In the raid lty. accountant. Notice Is hrotiy glvon that all cr jdltora nnd PrstDs haiop any claim or demandiupon or aarslnsttboestatiof tbesaldJOEN BENRlr BAWKRaraheroby tcqulredt3andmtOoif-Ucalart cf ibelr alms and dtmsnds in to tho etl3 LoacIta BrdPTloif.or to tbo flrm of Messrs J.

and K. Wliltwartb. of Ho. a. Be James's Pooare, In tbo said city, bis on or berore tba 2dtb day of March Instant, after which day the said Lonsoalo SrcddiJek wdl proceed to oistrlbnto ibe atrsta of tba said tha Booty Backs stsoog the periona entitled thereto.

baioir retard ouiy to the clalnis ot wnlcb tbs isld Lonsdale Brodarlch ball taen' tows bad nctJctr, and ba -will cot billable for tha saiots or any trt tberoof so dutrJbuUd to any -perann of wboje dobt or cUlm ho saali net th' bavo had notion. Dated tbl 2ltt day of Uarcb. liT9. K. 4 E.WHimOBTH,a.8t.

James's Hquaro, Alanchsjtar, PoUclioTB to tbt said Lontdale Broderldc IN the Matter of a Deed of AeB.gmmenfc for the beaffltof creditor execuud by Jame Edtrard Wbstmoueb, of Ko. -50, ILer-nreot Iu tha olty ot Mao chaster, furoltiirs dealer, tolxtnsaalo lirnderfck, of Mo. t4. Fuuotalo-streot, In the iald citj, aceountect. rJollce Is beicDy aiwn, tbat all crcdltsrs inrt persons bavlnirnnfcialnis ordemandiunnorstTainjttbeestatsottbQ aid A Ufl ES Elm AJtU wa Al MOUQ ti are barnby rogulrtd to iond In tbo particulars of tbelr clbs aod demand' lo wriarur tothe Aid Lonso 61 nrodftrick, or to th firm ot Hentr B.

and R. Whltwartb." of No. i Be, James'a Square, in the said city, bl- fiilcltora, oiz or 6 tern tbo Hth day ox March Instant, after wblcb. day tne iald LcDfdaJo RroderJ-k wfli'proceed to dl4rlouto the aaisor tbe said Tii)ci Kdward Whslmoupb mmonn; tho rortooa entltiofl tnoietow bai ii.fr rf sard only to tba claims ol which tba said Lonsdale Brcder. Ick h.ii I then have had nolle, and be -will not be liable for tho a aeta oranj part thereof bo dL'tilbuted to any person ot datt or cialm i Be hall not then nave bad natlce.

Dated this 21rt diy ot In arcb, 873. J. IS. ft TVHTTWOBTB. 2, St.

Jumea't Fquare, MancbMtjr. to the said Xoosdale Broderlck. NOTICE hereby Riven, that the steam boUars, team fuglne -vatflr abafUcv. ptpinav -aier pi pi cur. gas plplos-.

lmi.Itmeut, loeso and Used cls, anicirs, iffcta and tnions. plant, aod flttures, now hrjlae or UDontbr mill and iremlt6 known as tbuTuiblnaMIll, formloff nart of tba Puttoo iUbP, ituate at Button, near Mscdoiflold, lo tha court of CtciUr. and now in iho oceupatton o( Mr. IIoDry ire-forfl, are tbeabtolQlopropertycr JOHN Manel.osUir.ln tb anitily or Lancaster, troDtiemiti MASTHa PaRKEI of Button, aforeJi.lfl,'wlacrw;andBABAUt'AttKER,of button atormald spiurtar rxecutorn of be lartnlil aod testament of Decree Parfeor. lac rotton aforcmd, cotton epic car.

deceased; andtht the sn'd inry Beresford lias co property or uterest therein otbrwUe use tbereot as Iowa or tenant to tha said John Parker, Mjtba Fatfier, and euxih Parker, And furthor tatte that en lnvia-torp ot tbepremfbcj, tho subject ot this notice, may on lnspctiat tbo office of the ud dRT Bijrned. Patad tna loin dav of ifrca. itf79 BOOXS ft EDGAB, is and 20, Booth stmt, ManchBftor.l SoIfcltOTS for the said Ba ecu tore. "BN the. Matter of the Companies Acta.

1862 and JL 1S67: and In tha Matter cf JOB SMITH COtfPANV. credJcors ot tbe aove-nnmed Company ara requlrod cn nr before tbe 31st day ot Much, to send tbofr namw and sddref aes, end the panicabtrs of theu- debta or olalmi, and tbe names nnd addresses ot thalr solicitors (u aoy) to Edwin Outbrl otn, the ct Man cLo star, puhlic accoantant, the liquidator oftheraid to Uonn. Aldloibaw and War-bu ton. of 15, Norfolk direct. In the city of Uaachester aforetal his solicitors; and.

If so required Dy notice in wilting from thneald liquidator. by tbctr ulloltora to ccme In and prove tualr said Cibla or claims at theofTlcae of Uasirs. 'ibomas. Wado Guthrie, and Co. sltoate at 14, ataradDn'Otreet, Hancboator aforesaid, at bulg tlm' bail ba specified In puch coiiop, oi in ildtaolt thereof tber vhi be qj eluded from tbo beocOt ot aoy dlMrltrutUin mode before buch aroproTed.

lald tbU Stbdsr cf ftl arch, itH'J. EDWIN OUT Hit IK Ltiulo Rtor. ADDLEUAWft WAEtOBtaiil. 15 NrfyHt-StriBt. Juan cheater, BoDcltnrato the LIq.ul3ator.

IN the ChaBcery of tbe County Palatine of Xiau-casl er, Man chatter District: -In ibe matter of tbo SYKE LL tOHHAbiY.I.IMl'IBD; and In tho matter of tbe Companies Acts. ir2f 1SS7. and 1877; aod In the matter of tbe Chsncery of Lanmmire Act. ieM and i8M.NotIca la hereby pfen, tb a petition fsrtbs ulrdlEB up of the aboro-Danid Company by tba Couri ol jry of tbe County Palatine ot -was on the 10 day ol areo. lbTP, ntcafntsd to tho Blfbt BooottraMo the CruccellDr ol tbo 1 ucby of tbs County Palatine of Lancaster by John Turner, of Albert Homo, iba county of Lancamr.

ce ntlamao. a cacl-Ur of tbo iald Com can; and that the aaH petition is directed to bo tit arc" be nro Ibe Vice Cbancallar ot the Dncny of tbo County Pc3a Hoe of LaDcawr, at tha next slttlnjr of bis Court, to be boineo Atelxo un Tusadty thetb day of fila'ch, at ten o'clock In tno fort noon; and any creditor md-l! ibuf ry 1 1 tbe raid Company dotlroiu to oppoie tbe raahbu of an oxcer forthOTvlndlnffupof tbo nld Company under tho abova Acts ould aiporrat tbo ttma of blmrMf or his couorel.ror that punofl, an a cupy of the peuu jn will De furnished loan? credl-tcr or contributory ot tha said Company rrulrlnslba tame, by tho nndeitlcne.dn on pa ment of bo rtruiatd ensreo for the sams XDSFABD SBJl'PKY A FIKtD. 15, CaittHt. Alabcbester. Solicitors for the Petitioner.

"JfTTOTICE 5s hereby given, that the pttlaerahip J- hr6tofre aubil'tlnsr beta-eon us the uaortisrard, joaNyoN. Joshua nd EOBcar joeuvson-. procpr, proYlslcn merchanu, and takor, at b3 and M. Brot.abton Boad aod at Bird-street Pendleton, In the county of Laniaiter, under Itc ilrm of "EJctiard Johtucn nod fons," ana at IIK. Caureb-streel Ecclcs, In tho eamo ccnnty.

under the firm ot "Bobsrt Jotnion.1 bss t- tn thb daj dissolved by xu tual cooseo snd tliat tba p' rtntT-uhlp exUUniT fcctwon the samo parttcr at 245, Broad-street. Pendla-toD, uudorihi firm of "Blcfiard Johmon and Sour," trai dbf Dived byTsutualeonKntoQlhe81fltof IU7T. All debts due ta and oulnp tbo firm rclatlnir to tbe bunlnes at 219, Broad meet, Pcndlruo, will be rrreltad and paid br tba uoebrJlgced Tamaa Jf tn'oo, who-nlii coDtfnua to canyon the istno EnuiQess there oo bin 7n cccunt- Alldbu owlogto acd by the Arm relating to tbo huiln'iB nt tbft balicry Bbd-atieet, Pendleton, will be receli aod raid by tbo ucdisr.i!d7Mhiu7obctoi.vmowlUln future ci rry on lh3 ralddoatcccs onblc own scsouat, AU debts curias' aod by tLo tirm relatloR to (tie btislneaus at 2 and 59, Breufrbton Bead, at 118. Cborrrb-sirect, Bceles. will rocoWodaiid paid hytheudersTBDCd BobertaTo: nnob.irbo wHlfn future carry on toe jg'C treminnd bnelbessea on hia own ecccunt.

TMtM thl2 da of Slarcb, ltW3. JAM fi JOHWSON. BOSSttr 30HS30N. WllBfit: ffruiiM BfATiH7J Oco, ClerJr with IS earn. Fsrrarar.il Hah, FOllcltor.

Macchaster. CONTRACTS TO CONTKAGTOfiS. The Bradford Local Board are rparcd tt BBCEXVE TKKDBBI for the SSWIJRISft. rectlons.FpecMcatlfnc.ac maybe eoanat tbs offices of Mr. Mayor, 41, Johnliaiton itrwr, Manchester, aoaled tndaddreil to the undfralsned.lnuBtbesEnttnilotUtMthaoilx Afioak nlturday tbo Sd dy of AprU next- BOBEHT wafm iiflTk Town gall.

Bradfora, Lancafhlre, Kab 17. rriABRED CLOTH. Contract Depiirfcmant. Ad- aSElIatK111 Friday the 2sth 31 arch t. Tf.TR?EI- BEjMP CLOTH.

Tbalt LoPdblps hai brd tbmoiTes to accept the lotfrast or any tender, aod tbey ntjurtrt to themstrlTB tbo powrr cf accepOas any part ol a tender. irm of all appll-cattnatihisoiTc-, by iMtor cd-tressed "Liwetor or Con-tracts. AdmUam. bUali, 8.W. Taidera should be addressad "Ulctnr ay Contracts, Aomlralty.

Whitehall, fl.V.- and mailid lntbe Ipii hu cj-rrjur TeAanr for Tarrofl CJota." rjtANCJB W.EOtV'9ELL,Wrectorof 2aTyCc-z tracts. CHOSLTOX UNION. "WORKHOUSE AND OXEEB ST OSES Too Gaarfllans tf tb Poor of tWiUoJon ar p-Msrrtl KKCF.IVS 1EWUES3 ftir tiie StTPFLT Of tha FOLLOWING ABTICLKS. to bo deltrersd at the Worfchrtue or Titilcn Odtcu. rf anired, in icb as may frm thxie to tbe Slarcb, 1ST3, and tns Dctozr, 1579: Atv-nt Flocr Kino SJeat Vir) o.

at per Ib. 2 lyorb tx per ib. Acttra.lzn Mth" Id CO! b. at pot 15. net Bf Sutt, weekly sih.

at pw ro; Oslmeal 140 leans of 2ttlb. at liart Bnttf tZJWtlb. at Pr cwt. BawSuzsr in torn at pr cwt cf BIcp fCarotlna) JS tns at per irt. of lulb.

Candle fl5' fall wftii-htl 80 dcz. lb. at tvm dor ID ttaiitu tva'j. vceifT Pnalne Coala. weekly Tobacco PnniT Yf Uow tfoap (X X) SoftFoap S5 tons at por ton is sons a.

aiu 4 cwt- al iwrcrt, Hib.atper lb. tons tt por cH- of ecdrklr3atperflrklnofCl1b.net. 3 torn at nor cwt. of IKrtb. ISiYindoor and cutdoor to 25tb it mcb.

1 WMarge, ov jift. sniucder. Formir of indr ioutt obtained and imples cf a'tieta reinlrad n-T be Icssted. on srrVfeaxJoo to tbe Porte''. TJnlos Omcem.

No tfnder wMi be accepted unless on tbe official forma. Tenders jt.t delivnred attbeto offices not lster than ten o'cloccontha moiol-'sT'irrrWay the 23th lust. aeaUd and marked Tetdonr for 8(orr Tbe GDarolaradonot bind tbaniMtves toaceapttcaloTrart or reDder. Ordrs for article recjutied wiu ba giv-a upom tbe tffciai form, and jrocda will not be rtcaival which hara not baen so aiaSIa 0QC9? Groignor Square, lb MitCb, 1ST. TO OUKTRAOTORS, IRONFOtJNDBRS, EDGE LANK BUI DOR aba Streiford L-cal Board an pre-parCfS to BACSIVB TENDERS for tba Wl DKRlfsG of SuGE LANE JiBIDGTC.

and tho APPUOACHH3 THBRtfTO. Plans, SMClflcaUun. and conditions may to aeen and forms of tODdsr aod MJu ouanti-tl! obtained at tbe offico ot r. Boyls; the surveyor to tha Board, as S. Wbacscr Tenaco, Old Trafford.

Tendsn, adorawMl to tha undar-sJDd, and uuuktd ouUOOe "Ediro Lsne Bridft-a," on or befora Friday tao I6ih April. 179. The Board do not bind: tbemsatses bs accept ttu towovt or any toiler. Cterk to ts0 Btretford Lccil Board. 96.

K.dh traat.llancbetcr. MarchlT; 1BTO. TO CONTRACTOR S- RA BY- REK1? 8BWKR. TliO Moss side Local Board an prepared to SS-CarVJS TBNBEB8 for 150 yards vt BHICK ARWRtt, varylne Ut alzs from StL diamatar to Bit, by 3ft. FJans.

spclOca-noosmay bo losprct'd, -and forms of tender, nd any mfo-mtim obtslaed, on application to tha Surseyora Sir. W. u. Acton, O.B as tba Board office. In Moss Lane Bait, on and after tba u-stU mat.

twerm nine and tan a m. and four and Cva n.m. Gq cmpltrOoD of tba contraet payment to tba'txtentoc saner cent -will be made to tba Contractor vftosB tender may bo accepted, Tenders to be sent. to ma bforo ten a a. rn the 2d of April next.

Tba lowest or mt trader not necessarily accepted. cr, H.T.CEOFTON. Qork ti thl Board. bToss Side, 17tb Sfareb, Jlia.s OKDOM ANjj NORTH-WJfiSTBiCN RAlLr JLi WAV. TO CONTRACTOR AND BUILD IKS.

The Dfroctore of raeeli lcjrTKNDSKS tot tho CONSTRUCTION ot PABOttS and otbar OFFICES at Ume-itreot Liverpool, rcrtica qwJroug or tender) Lsf msyiee tbe drawing 9 and upon upvllaU'ti attns Ba.taiMr't Office. Bnaton Stetlca, on and after Saturday the 23d btarob, 1873. between the hours of tea aod four clock. Tender. to tba BcTtary at Euetoo Satlon, and n-arked ontslds Tendar tor Officdim at Llme-streot SitUod, LIrerpch.1." tobedeUTeradcaorbeforaFi-fdar moiuloB tho asih March, at nice o'clock.

TboIircctor3 do not Kntt tm to ecctpt the lowest or any tsnder. Buston Htatfx.p, March, 1S. 8. BK4.T, Beerotsry. OCHDAiJB CORPORATION, TJSiNDBttS' -J 'wa.

wax, jari uajJii rne das Committee of tba E2raUS? 57to TEWDHU'. for tba SUPPLY ol 20 003 tons of COAL and 5.000 toot of CANNL be dellrrrsd Inenual caantblr quantities bettreen the lit day of April, 18S0. and th i In dsy of AprlL Teed era must stato tba price per jo daltrtrredatths Gas- DiB'1 Pf. P1100 ufn daUrored in naoffous at the UUkstono Baflsray Kdhiff, Bocodsie. Teaders, onrforscxf Ztots-der fot Oouand OinneW must ba soot to tns on or before the "25tJi Msichlort.

Forms ot tender and ail putJculsrs tan be had from Mr. si 6 1 st. the macascr, Gssworxs, Rochdale. B7 order. Town HalLBocbdalo, 3tb Haxch.

Stf TO BUILDERS. F-ALFORD TJOTON. Tha Gmudisns of tbla Union are rn to BRCErvs TRKOEfW and ettCX IntoaCO IB ACTf or tha rBBCTloHof AGS JT frAUDS and otbsr Alterations nod Addition at tha Workbcue RcolasNew Boad. SalforO. PlBandspeclncaOonsmay beseenaodbhlaotjquantrUas obtained on apnllcauon ta Mr.

f. Pinchbeck, o'COltcctflsvooFar Chambeia. fl. Klse auaat. Manchester.

Sealed tendsrj. endoraea Tender torVaaiant Wards," most be sint to me, at iha nnder-mentioned rfflcts.oo or before lbursasytlia 3d April next, and tba tenders will be ojrooed oa Friday tba ith April next. The Gainttana do not bind ttumaalvei to accent tha lo watt or any tender. Br ordor. T.

B. BAGSH iW, ark to ttis Qaardiana. L'ntqn ofaeas, Beelss Hew Boad, March, Iffre. TO TAILOR'S of Pslfordaro Fjffnared to EECEIVE TKSDEBS' for 2a2 POLICB HSLME1T3; Tonics for 11 loepectora. 2a iverceanta, nrjd ecmtables; flnocmr Trousers for 11 los(octors ocd 3TI ssrsaactsaoil constables: 33 Pairs of Cot too Drawers; and 333 Pair of Wblta GtoTes.

Kpeciecattona mar bsobtimed aodsimples io at tba Cbtef Conaiable's Omco. (Storekeeper's Department), Town H41 Faiford. tfealsd feorferr, ndorj-fyl ntpectivels "Police Helmodt" Police Summer Uniform," Folic Drawer." end "PoUce Gior must Ledt-llveied to mo not Inter than tbo of April next. Tba lowtst or any tender will cot neowiarlly be eocrwd. Hr ordar.

CHRI5. OOBHOUAK, Ttxn Town HaM.Palforfl, Match 21. is.y WXJL.TUIS HOSm'AL, Groan i-aue. Tiia CiMtwraUon of B4ftrd Invite TENDED for tDo flupply- to tho above Hcsp'taJ. for a period of twairo mouths from tneJiXof Af.rH next, ol BEEF fdrat (f.r bef free from fat ana bone).

MUTTON. Too above artldoi mutt ba of the best at tbe Hospital free of cbnre, at men boar and in tucb qnaoUUes as abatl be reonlrrd bytrjt revlaant medical officor.tv tfeaied tenders, endoiecd Bospltd Suppii mo it De aans to me cn or bef cro Thursday next, th 'Siih imt. Toe lowaat or any tenoer will not nceiaTlly ba newjteo Further Intonnitlnn bd obtained from the Uadleal OQcor ot Health. Town BXlfard MSUlOiTON ONION. TO BUJ.LDKt.

rt ot Iba Poor of the Chorlton TTnlan ara to JtKClvlVi: TENDRG8 for tha ERECTION cf SCHOOL. BUIUHQeV 10 Bcrm.iiiodrito cbtldren. to ptanr nnd si'tcodcatloru. iThfchmrj tj itcnattbooGcraof ueun. JUiuinau and LitUHwoodr.

Biom-tstreets lVansbenter, onandafbar lnst-vhere qaantltlps can be obialneaon paymftnt ot fli-epiines which 1 wtil tie rettirned to those vtio end In a tender for tbe work. Tenders mu bo (l-llYfred to meat thaeo1icas net IsUrtban tan a-B3. on Friday the 4tb April marked "Tandsr tor Kan Behoou." By oxder, A Wi. 27. BBGZLXi, Clerk to the GrxsrtUass.

Tjaion OScef, Grrtvenor Square, Corlbio-apon: Wedlock. MMiwytw. Vrcgi fB'JcaiJtiSJt XW6TRIOT WATJSR JL LIMITED. TO PirEOUNDEB3. CONTBACT Wo 1.

The Directors invite TBKDEliS for the SUPPLY of about 33 cm xardi of CBTIBOK PIPES, with Koocial Cartings, from 8toS bjrebea dlsmeter. aod spcclfleau ns msy ba en cn avtnS- catlcn to Air. Horr.ee lihoda. chll ecrineor. 37, Park Saiivre.

the ITth to the ami ot March. QuAamMaadfarmtor. tDdcrwintc on payment of two quintal, which Kill ba icturredcnrecclpccf a boa file tender. Boated tenders muitba drihertd to the Bfcrttaiy cn or the 1st of ApclU enioraed "Tinder. Coci racs Uo.

Tndoweit or any tender not necoistanlv accepted and no all rm nee tor tenders. ALFBSD SWABnRBClT. MANCHESTER CORPORATION GAS-WOAK9 TO COLLIBBT PBOFBIBTOH3 ANO OTHBB4. 'ibe Gas Ct remittee will HBCEIVB. not later than tba 25 lb day of March next.

1 KKTIECS ct GAS COAL, of appruTcVl quality, fords- )lvery at tbolr works stttmed at Gaythorn sndBocb1aieittd, OT-sra porlod of one or mom Tears commencing; from tne zoitx dsy of ma nest, and the Committee are nowprepared to melm svlJcaiJ fat permlulon to sutmic samples ot the material proposod to bs offered, healed traders. itAtlng piira and quaaUty wd tabs delivered at each works, and tha rate and period ot deUy, aid endorsed "Tender or Gas OaJ." mutt be addressed to tbeiCfuurmaia of tho Gas Commit tw and dailveratthlsottmeenorbqroreTue'-day, tba 25th day of March next. Tbe Committee do not Dlod thtm-sslvos to accept lbBioweatoranytandar.Bvorder. J03. HKHOri, Town Clrtt.

Tom 2fttb FfhrrtaTy, 1S79. TO IROKBOUNDERS.The Directors of th Baociuresnd PUldPgton Ca Comrflny are prrrparod toBCCKTVC 1r-M)bBB tor the fillonlfiff OASr-IJtOS BPlGO and flOCKBC PIPRt, llh-raroui Bracctcs and ConcecUoiM, aallTCrod at RaJcdflo SlaUoo.ontbo Lancasblro and Yorkshire stallwayi an yards Sin. dlsvmctr. lo 9ft. lejlbs; 1,200 yards lOtn, dlamte In 9X laartHs: 00 yards I2in.

diameter. In lanithi; UQ -yards Win. dlftxietexw Id 12ft. UnttRf. HpectnealloB qiantUtert, and form of tender may be bad on spirilcationto fdr.

Xlif mas Ntwbljrglnjr, C.K. HcrfoOc-street, totba underahrDt3. Kttc (i403ce. Senlal tenders, encorsfd TcndQrfnr Main to be mui ic, addreasaX to tbe CbahrtBiJict the Company, on or Mfore Thuncay the 37th instant. Tba Directors do not bind iberutlvcs to accent tbe IowaiS or any tendir.

By ordr. JOHN BUAUDWOOD. Manaptr and Stcretsry, Offices, Baetifl, I2tb March. 16TB. TO CONTRACTORS.

Tbe Local Board off Health for the Blstrlct ot Kusholme TEND EES foe FLAGGIB thi FOOTPATH on tbe easterly ride ot Wutmltm Eoad, Busbolme, from Blgb-stxtvt to Brook Koad, atardlotopUnavaeo-' tiaus, qtHMIUei, which may bs Inspected on an-plfcatloD to Mr. WClians Maotrnall, snrTdyor to tlis Board, at (hair offices, Dlckfiiion B'ad, Bntboime. tjald ceaders, rndorsad to be fonmrdM to oa or bHifrjre tha Zlttl dsy cf 3dftxcbititant. Bated this lh day of afsreh. 179.

CHA3- JOHN BALL. Law Clark to tbo Bosxd 23, Pmintsn.rtrxt. Wn-btir. TO C0KTRACT0R3. Tje Looal Board of Health, for the dfsf let of Buibclma rE and ara prepared, to BECB1VB TENDERS for tbo followfnrr purposes, namely: 1.

For Eta p. Id the Asnptu and Oesapools within thdlr dlitrlct. 2. For Oansicir, and Sweeping' the GrtttsV Bough, acd Beads cf tbe JiJtholme portion of Stockport Boatx. rallsd Midway.

adac4olc(i LvenabuUne. oc.es every wsek, and of tba Bttiholsce poitlnnof dana Lane once overs three, weokt. 3. Forttipptjloj Horser. Cartr.

and Carter vben eqafral pnrposa of et ongioj tba other roads an-t rtieit witbla t34 dlstrie cf ihe Brard, aod of carting stone and other mfttorlAt. Tbs fadera aro to be for one year from tho 25 day ol ST web In-etant. Ktch contract to tn RtxorAlBg torn spoon wbieb may to atari at tbo rSce cf the lorrcvor ot tne Hoard. Public Halt, Dlckrnsoo If any parson tndor for morococtesctst than one earh toodr must r- separate. Teodsro UDder staLao--doncl Tecdor Rujhclinfl LoeaJ TtoanJ, ara so bo mat on or bjfanv tbe 25thday ot March.

lfC9 toCSlARLRS JOHN HALL, ttw cHert to tbe Board. Fountain street, iOULINIKON. SpNrtal Award at FhlladHphfs tnr Gnnl Kxcllenea." UFFALaO HLUJS JLfL.UOiCl01'il. Tiolrotetf. Warm to the toet.

OTJLIKIEON. Uff ALU H1DK FXaOOKGisUXU. warinc qnaUtlec ex trwi rtt I tnvt OULIJXlKOft. Uoaffeetei by any WfAiiO mum i-xouKULum, Car-Btbi appearsnca. Polrdlr1 r1sw.ia- OULIJSIKUK.

Aak for Bmmre imitntfiTi. 80W by a'J Fuml'btinr Homrt In town atid couotry. UUiaKIKOJN. Works, Bolford. Lipfloa Oxtm Balrdlnj.

3. Falarnoner gqusro. BJC ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mrs. WINSIOWT3 BODTEHrTG STT.OP Uways be usad whati children mra toe tb: it rsHe-e tba BtU9 sparer at ooca.

It prodmu natnral ct sleep ry rellffTlnz kba ahlld frcm" pain, and tts Jlttf-tben-D bi 13M as button." It ia perfectly baraiea ami very ptwaxtx asctc IX srotbaa tbaahlld and -ootvat begmsa allays all pale reua-ros wind, recnutea tbo bowels, and is tba kcnwD remedy for dysentery and dlarrbota, whatber artrtajf rrzra toetbln? cr otunr causes. Prfea, ta. ld. per laottias ot ma anaxista. lfrftjtoro.

Loorloo Torlc "WTAX.UABLE DISCOVERY FOR THJ3 HA IS. it yoqr bir Ij tgrolag grey or whtta, crtiUmj VBZICAZI HATE tor ft win posSUvolT restore In svesy ease orer wblta hair to Its original eolonr, Wrtbcut Iosvia? tba 1da wcroaatia amall of most "raatorcrs." It dsJcm tbs bsir cbarailssty fcrtatlful, as well as protnoCurl tba tgrowtb of tbe bsJr baid where tba aunds an not decayed. Ask yoor AbesUrt Tr nrtvl-ut Ralr K-ixmv." Drfeise.44.rHr lioKla.DrirDaradSTHW'TSW CATHEDEAt, SEaVICSS. Sundsy. Morning: Uenodlcite (Beit): Senedfctii's Ich.

24): Inclioe Tbiuo ear1' (Hummel). -Evenings Gladstone; Antliem, (UendelssoLn), Hymns, 10, 201, 365: Communioo, StainerraB. Hev. O. W.

Voodaouse, 1I.A. Oanon in Residence. Kev. Ernest 1 Letts, U.A. SrJ PETER'S SEBVICES.

Bundoy. Mornlop. 10 30. Btevetuon, in Anthem. "Sive, Lorn, and bear us" (Blow); Oommunlon, Eoss, in F.

Bvcnmv, 6 30: Blcvenson, InB flat; Anthem, "Bave us, AnnnoQCemBntj ot Births, Jdarruures, and Xeatr-are charges ordinary advertisements, as tha following csteaj Two Zamss, OB 18 WOSDft, is, Sd. And 6d. for every addltlonsi nlna All such announcements must be authenticated by tbe came and address of tbe sender, Postage Stamps ot Ohequs Bank Ohegues may be sent (a payment. DUD. On the EOth Inst.

at the Grove, Currier Eaue. Asliton-under-Hyne. ELIZABErH AUK (Idzsie), irlfa of JOHN StflTH. eged SO. On the 20 Inst.

In her Mth year. MAHOAEEI. beloved liife of Ihe late WILLIAM: ELLIOTT, ia, StocHton-strwr, Moss Bide, On the 20th inst. seerf ftl mi, at htm fBnAA VlUas, Bosd. SAIITJL DY60S.

Sat nine councillor for Br. Michael's Ward. Will be Interred atHroolt-lands Cemetery on Monday tho 24lb, at twelve o'clock. At Beach Mount, Blackpool, on the, 20th Inst, DIXOZT, Ben. formerly ot Pendleton, aged 68 years.

Jfrleads will please accept this Intimation. On the lfith tost, acd nine -rears. PSRflV RrrfttEir.r. ann TIKOTHY WILUAM and ANoTUB WOailALD. un me mui msu at westwood villa, Xiythara.

OHAULES BBABBUBV, eged 82. At West JtaoK. Tvldeelev. on Mftrrti 1. vlT.T7.Jk vtr.T.v.ir 41,0 Ttle ol the Bev.

H. U. IHOMaON. Friends will please accept On the Ifilh Inst at Lavrson-street, Hulme, in her 73d year. MAKY TEMPLE ALLSOF.

wlaow of Uuullin.i,l aii.nn cosch proprietor, of this city. uu uu uuc, ac ncr resioence, its, Kosamond-street West, Oxford Bosd. CATHERINE ASN PAHHV. aced 60. Marcb 17, at his residence, Lynwood, BICHABD I.V.IQII, Btq.

late ot Wgan, aged 40. friends wiu WLCI, UJ1D UlUUHUUOi On the 17th inst. at' hia resirlnnpa. TtarTnv urnni. tcnrl UM.

bury, in his 7Ist year, WILLIAM On the 17ih, AIAHIE, Infant daughter of WILLIAM and ANtiB WBIGZT, 161, Upper Brook ilreet. On the lflth Inst, ABKE, wife of GEORGE USABY, LL.S. Oortmel. Ou the 15th Inst. THOMAS ELLIOTT, ot IslsnS-street, Wot-itngham, sged 82 yean.

-uu ins ills, niaQuaoni, tne vile 01 liualjb! uaJsvla, of Melbourne, Derbyshire, late of Manchester, aged 70 years. Mrch 12. azed 37. BIOHAKD OV'EltEND ol P.itrlrrnrt Inti. of Manchester, Interred on the 17th, ot iho Wesleyon Cemetery, Olleethsm Bill.

On the 10th hut. at Bonthnort, ALIOS SHtJTELEWOBTH BTOIT, oged 82 years, formerly of Manchester. HOTELS AgrD B0ASBI3TO HOUSES. SOUTHPOKT. SMEDLEY HYDROPATHIC ThB addldona coaspriso apaclous Dining-room, HltUatj and Bed Roozbb, EHUard room, Turtdttb and Btcu-to Bah, Ac Far tcrmi apply to Matron.

VbyBUaan, Dr. BAENaUDQ. QHEFFIELD 1MPEK1AL HOTEL. A. KJ clas CommewM and FjimlJy Hohl: oo lofty rooms, large attack rconis, Ladles' vSm room, aiatikeroam.

fltc. COL.W5N BA.1' HuTiiL, naar Conway, Horth TbLa dallzbtf al Hotel, wbtcb Itat tuaf-A qt. t.n tHa nt tbo li ta tbairlJi3Btprtor ibe ooauilfulUoast of Jortb Waia It now FiQired far tba Rwratloii of VJsUofa for tho THE THKfcJlil NUNS HUTULr, liyiiifoa, aiuia-lD3 tbo Aldkts StatloD. entirely Rebuilt and Nowlj FuruUbod. Trains leave every flra mbiutit.

Pila.oanfl fubtlc Roomi, Milliard Itoftns, Cedroom, 2a. Gd 3j- aod Ss, pinbi brcakra't, if. 61. with in Pat. attoriilancji.

In. ucr rtnv. Prrmrinr.ir aaavf TTier. EABT, Jun. SOOTHPORT ROYA1 AND FaV11-IOW.

Bast Aadly HOTEL lo Soutbport, taTias tba Bsa 1TUe? BaraoBa. SCULSD. Ti. per ear. nl Atleadaaea Altujur-rooms Id.

$er mtxti T-aBL5 I10TES CaUy. at to ana so pn. O. ALapTjaS. Vroortstoi.

AHP SPIHIT MEROHAgTg. LLSOPP SONS' BDBTON ALES for Prcocot Season ara NO SK4Ir for DeUvary, enr-tlnRspald any mllway station. Katollles polled, WlLLlA.a SMITH, wlooatd fplrlt ruo7Lhnt. Iltint'i Jlatik. aiaucb-itor.

AX. GKEGEK'S PUltE HUWUjuhW, WJtM8i co blfibly riaokunended by too Lanctf ftQ oxtratt oa price XUtU can only fro obtained In from 8BJB8EK A CO. BLl3C-itT6V Prlatl LUt oq appUcatJoo. nAHXQyiJZ. IJt.

to BQj. por Joito. (iATiUlISK if UiJULTi YYtllQK.r. I'tlB M-Ol' ijJ? ALL tiFIKIlW. DUBLIN "WHISKY, dletilled by Mesani.

John Jameson and Bon, William Jameson and Co. John Power and Bod, and George Koa and Oo. can bs obtained la Wood oy wboleeala mercbanta and dealers direct from tbotr respsctWa dUtlJIerlfla. BLIN WHISKY. Mesara.

Willi am Jameson end Oo. ana Geonra Boa and Co. can aim Auatitv thnmh tti trade tbelr wblaalaa in caiee, tba botUos nroteowd by capsule, label, and brand oo corks. fTtlSELEX'S EAST INDIA PaJLE, AULD. 4S.

spUXV DLHUilU -AljJaBf. Stersa. M- Fararu. Tortt aCAKCclKaXXB Ibifeo-vtrHt. 8 win casta.

Jkvikron'i Row. nimr Albart BoBart JkSCaU, VTADDSIjI 6 HOPS, THB MANCHESTKS FURNISHING iii oxross a a 00, ORNISH ON THB HJLfcUS BSa'XJiM, texIMtrrtcl DUB Ktratrt. Jaenarr ii. UTiOBNISH ON IHiil HIRE sYSTaa. Bat Bottm aiming NMu Jannarr ax.

XnDBMISH ON XHii HIKK JL Bea Uamkuur Jvoalajp final. EVER? dewjrlptton ot HOUSEHOirl; FURrtl. TTJUC, end SHDSIBACB, BODuraa, aa, hit Be HM fl eeu tag tae larisj gTotcsetasgg Pes? frag. "STiOiWISa ON TBJ HIRE a XCjX.Hals Bsa'JSaeirrocl rtla, acrtl EC. FUKNISH ON THi iUKiJ Bcrtxpori dmuci.

Agra so. HJIXJBNIBH ON IBIS HIES Be, fTsttea raldt Kay l. IxL GOODS PAOh'RT) and UiSUiViSKED OAH2IAGH TBXCB. 1KB MANCHESTER FORNISHItfO i. oxroitD SOAO CComar ol EoangaTTrresiV CO TCOB COUGHS, COLD6, HOARSENESS, JEWKBtTET ft BBOWKB OXTMEL ot HDfiBHOUND.

a cafe and etEcszLoaa cure, SibbUibad or or half a oaatucr. Sold a ataoabartar. OUNEVX (Uollmltsd) continue to CD tbelr OrffflQfil YEAHLY BY STEM, to Decomo tboproporty of tba blrar wltbsut any furtber pejmenU. 57, JOtLS aTON-ST3 ZST. DEAFKEa3 Cushd.

Doaf parson3 sttctild try a bottlo of Alt red CromptOD'a ajjclCo, is die es out of ten cuxm, BottlOT, Pd IKjd. -itft titr-HlKlnnt) RrtM ABTT.J CiniD5fE" 1'HETIUNO- jrlr, JOUuaQIl'e Sooth-'DpflyrnpcaDn jpjur i and frlYEB ImimdlRti relief. Barclay and tsona1 oatna on stun? Of gll chamiaw, 2a. d. per bottle- i A dvt.

Tira Beet. To give it that smoothness, nroeaiMf, and lujtrocu aLejiaaco lcaiattTecf yarfC3t caaltb mo tbs Altlon Mllfci txnd ttnlpbur lotp. It Is eiesiitlr wiuts, porort of all soap. HUlbaa reeelTixt mure toUaonls, msdic sod atbir--rTi, xtaa all tbo zest of tbeicaps cambinad. By ati cri'mntt, in tabicta, and Albion BanaSar; Camya oy, M3, Oxford- rn tun.

Irodon. I ADTT.j INo aiofitt AUuiioiMia. uu.fiarrv's ouItcjoui food aura; ZtiivaXiaa, ecutfpscian, fdrV, coat at, rtb atx, dzblautr tUcrrUcsat s-ddlain. iUicrJit3-cao. bcsjtttini.

ptUivltaias. low au oerr-saa. biloc liror. adctomaab Clwrdera, -sutsas. oaess fXCacrt Voa FiJXo anroa.

Bairyactf Co, LlTcirnd, Hc-ct-t1roti LocAzb. In Kuabfistcr 3y WooCJj, a v.rtrnmimflBa grot'ff aflatumlti. AiiT.j Fob bb Buouu ia thb Lrra. larked Blood Mixture la wurratited to olouua tbe blood rio all tajurmos from wtueier caues ariilnifa For crofula, turrf, cores of tliiU, litn tnd Wood Clicacw, lu clfVcu ara msrvoUou. Tbcratandi ot iMBmocbu from part.

In fld sacb.aUiO In eaea cj alx tlnu tta mreutHy, ill. eacb. or all cbomlEtt. eottt ta any address for CD or id rtanrpa By tba proprietor. ,9.

Cxarna, baaalrt. ATXrtbAaarW HalL UneoTa. ADVT. HoiXOWAT'fl OlKTMETT AfD PlIXS; flsaiTH'a DtrKScraWono save tne strongest can IrsTonity pas tbo sudden trsncltSoTns fpom wot to T. from cold to mmray weatrtsi so rjr araJcttt Jurtsg tbo and fcarly montbs.

In fluenxa. btonebltls, cottRfc. soro tirrcat, dipntbetla. or qulnioy win l-tacit ibcBB iiort of tbHr bcitb but tboy enn readily aires! any ot Lbetw corrcUinti by rui'Vog Bo(lowTy twice a day njctfcarMnadjcoDttotbfl(Tetsd pfertj, an.i by MJlsrJnjf tts car-rectlTe action Trttb approprlato doj of bis pais. Tbls wali-fccowr safe and easy mods of treatment efjctrntlF pi-c-V-cu tba Invalid botb from pcaseat and futuw danirw wsakaniaj or arsu dapreafa ig tb 55Tt4m In tbe 3 btml flexti-i, hla borders.

The cry was then taken up. Tho Ene- ell nil nnl I. ouu aw naD null blllH IBSUIVC really leaving the decision in Cetowavo's own hands that tbe aBsemblage broke up. The pet pie had expected trouble of some sort from. Usiradto's outrage, but they seem never to have really apprehended an Invasion until it had commenced, and then the army was summoned to tbe King's areat place.

Tho Zulus claim to have won there a great victory, but they admit that the loss inflict ad upon their biat regiments was terribly severe. When nsked wheEbec the English- fought it is replied, They stood up until they died, the Zulu doing thB same and what more could men do?" It is stated that the colony was invaded against the positive order of the King, and Dabuhtmanzi, who led the attack on Rorke's Drift, is now in-disarnce at the King's kraal, having aggravated his principal effence by attacking a fortified post. After its victory tha army returned to Ondini, where some days were spent in talking, mourning for the dead, and distributing the spoil, which done the men were dismissed, to gather in the corps and recruit after their labours. The prisoners not only state that tbe King and the people are anxious to obtain peace, but they declare with a vigour which might convince but a diplomatist that there was never any desire for war with the English, whom they profess to like immensely, and whose institutions they are not unwilliDff to copy, provided we era content with tha position of neighbours. Boyal Instittjtb" op British AncHrrEcrs.

In the competition for Sir William Tito's prize for the best design in Italian architecture adapted to the English climate and modern uses, open to alt -members of the architectural profession under 3-3 years-of age, Frederic Edwards, eon of Mr. 3. C. Eowirds, of this city, was placed third iu the list of competitors, and awarded a certificate of honourable mention. Mr.

Edwards, who 'is 10 yeorB of age, la in thB office of Messrs. Pennington and Biidgen, Queen's Chambsre, DesnFgate. "Wiixb and Bbqtjbsts. The SaotohoonScmatlon of the will ot the Eight Hon. Willi im Hopstoun, Earl of Korthesk, who died at Longwood House, near Winchester, on the 5th December last; granted to the Hon.

John Jervis Carnegie, the brother, and Alexander Howe, tho executors, was ie-sealed in London on the 2otli ult. the effects i a England and Scotland, as eet forth in the inventory given in on oath, amounting in value to upwards ot 188,000. Tbe with a codidl, ot Madame Elizabeth Ann Sturgis Van de Weyer, I ate of Kew Lorige Berks, and of 21, Arlington-street; Piccadilly, who died ou the 24th August last, was proved on the 8th inst. by Victor William Bates Van de Weyer, the son, and Thomas Boring, tha executors, the peisonol estate bsirg sworn 40.000. Tha will rind codicil of Mr.

James Peek, late of Worcombe Lodge, Devon, who died on Januiry 23 last, were proved on the 1st inst. by Sir Henry Peek, the too, Thomas Stone, and James Trehane, the executors, tho personal estate being sworn under 130.003. The testator bequeaths the balance "over and above 50,000 due to him by the firm of Peek, Brothers, and and the entire balance due to him from the Devon and Cornwall Banking Company at Torquay to his executors upon trust to pay to each pf. the servants, male and female, in his employ at his dBceosa 10 for each completed year in his employ; 100 to the minister of the chapels at Belgrave and Hszlewood, ia the catacombs or the latter of which ho directs his remains' to ba placed without display; and the residue of tha said balances to be divided by his said executors andtrustees among so many of the societies nnd.iaatitutions hereinafter mentioned, such other, and in such proportions as thoy may deem most in harmony with his then present views. The societies and institutions mentioned in the will in cmnexion with the said bequest are the following: Tho British and Foreign Bible Society, the London Missionary Society, the Religious Tract Society, the Torquay the Torquay Consumption -Hospital, the Torquay Town Mission.

Plymouth Hospital, the Home Missionary Society, the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, the-Peace Society, tha Widows' Fund, the Church Missionary Society, tha Baptist Miisionary Society, the Moravian Missionary Society, the Weeleyan Missionary Society, the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Society the Dsaf and Dumb Society, Exeter; the Blind Society, Exeter; and Western College for tho Preparation of Young Men for the Ministry, at Plymouth. ThB will of Mr. W. Ashwell, formerly of My ton, Warwick, afterwards of Cheltenham, but late of Chetwode Priory, Bucks, who died on January 18 last, was proved on tho "1st ult. by Mrs.

Sarah Ashwell, tha widow, and tha Rev. Sermour Ashwell. tha son. the executors the personal estata being sworn under 90,000. The will.of Mrs.

Ann Emiliani Giudid, late' of Glenmoor, Silverhlll Pork, H-tines, who died on January 7, 187S, at Heyere-, in the eouth of France, was proved on tbe 18 th ult by Arthur and Frederick Pntchard.the nr poews, the executors, the personal estate beingsworn under 50,000. AmoDg tbe legacies maybe noted p.ODO upon trust for her sister Hannah for life, and 100 each to the Governesses' Benevolent Institution, SickviHe-straat, the Roval Hospital for Incurables, Pivtaov. the Church Mlssionarv Society, and the Proteatint Roforru-ation Society. Tfie will, with a codicil Idited February. 19, 1S78).

of Mr. William Potts Bithe. lata of 2o. 2o, Sussex Place, Regent's Park, who died ou the 234 ult. was proved on the Sth inst by two of his sons, William Cameron Bathe and Anthony Wroughton Bathe, and his son-in-law, Francis-HargTeaves, the executors, the psr-sonol estate being sworn under 70,000.

The will ot Mr James Smith, lite of Watford, Herts, who died ou the lit ult. was proved on tho 18th ult- by John James South, Joepa Gutteridge Smith, and Charles King Smith, tha boob, -the executors, tbe persons estate being aworn uoder 60,000. Tha will, with codicil, of Mr. Heirp James Gyles, late of Fairroile, Cobbom, Surrey, and of Kriatow near Holt, Norfolk, who died on tho lith ult. wa1provedon'the'27th ult.

by Frederick Lovell Key3, tha sole personal estate being sworn under 1 SS no testator bequeaths 9,000 Rsduced Three er" Cent Stock to the Koy si Society for the Pre-vration ot Cruelly to AnimaK-Tho wdl of tha Uto Miss Thackeray, of 27, Portrrn Souare, and Ihe Grove, Old Windsor, only cMd of the by StM I rempton Hospital for tonaumphoo, the 5." the School for the Indigent Blind. ttelfcorttySchool for Girls of the parish Tbo valushlB library of her late i fatnsr a lof to lung Colitgo, Cambridge. Union Zitwi..