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B' erea.1 ENGLISH HOTELS. tjrR'S HOTEL, Qoni tw. W.O., Im jTlMUHMU bNOMlM kiST HtMmh i day at jn No etwee jwaleuaedessitt SOMa1. PEXBION TXLUCTBAOII, fovxnded Jif WV Due IbnU close te fs s'cy aireelaed by the Eatleae Mm.ai, ft spapeca SMXtat, ea nr. THE TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 189) MLeeatreaL.

LoaJee, K. JUWM. Mi MSB I Ilk I HiMKfi a aaaum eat un roklM axit aa uni WTIKTKK 8RASOV Knein ITfYrpf. fviinv alTa. 'In'T' smtate, NMMifnulli New Cbtembus Hhiim el tUblda eteexrle MM Sa rr eeoan, as BlBe CX'rwM Maw, iinmJipat Miww.

PALACE, Lmtdon, W. I i wwwti kwi sn At. hotel, n. Cw. btaMUiUullMalilMM.

Te ear tsanea imiiimh I ITmUiTwI1 ereest. as warm, well eat in rJJZTu Karat Aiaesa ii.ii aad kMwui ru. a I rVTar.e3eia alraahaeu Ml perfect HMUtM ki wiif kluMHimn rT table ia eeJs UrrtM Oram. IS lb pabletti innM MM eOBaalag h4 See ailed Bel 111 mi wa owe "M1 bat room. Hoiw mi be iZtj leter iv, ww, rjiati ejjraekj" UjfWw.

Lcsvdeat, Tarta1 toe Bcded. fMTY LoNDONTh MANCHESTER I 'TFU, (Hnw: eVPasaOy end oiw'M, Joj (hedrelaad Ml eg ana. Id. eeseteeet now ar It. eea'are LCX'la4 aenea.

ta. fcd. lU JMu NKbM tkar CKOSS IIUTKL. K. J.

M. ynfftAttt. rroprUw. COUKT hAMIUV HOTEL, owtoukB tmt nritm liHolauMU iiml TvKsSnOTOX. SOUTH KEXSiycTOK.

IV HOrM. Vcl Th tl(tMUM tmailT hotmt. JL aiMlMMmMrutl Ln to. wwuiin COrnnm, rrcuk rffdaK Art 11 mij (Mlw UirynV CKS'slSGTO PAXiACB HOTEL. 18.

Vere IV n4n m1 tk 1. 1 ul .13, KlUSir.h tfrrmo Kmia it ta IM (bi pan of town, a few ansawa tali (nuflo'lM'lk Albarvba. Human, ulacfil ml tful mltriNM.te, LaW dnvutt nwat. bUliaM a Sautm tor fasulMa il awtoat t.annajs luaar aru, Tricpaoaa AML W. Jr AVOUAU HOTEL.

PirUanl rlice. London. W. I j.aaaioaaaMu,ahlhMllbf loelo. TkKU I 1A wilaiwiUm ta, Arteaiaa aU nut t3o LAXCASTUtf UATB.

W. HOTEL. IV at that laaaalje haa Wa coaavt4 lata a s4aa botal aW rm Aroe for laMa aaj faetiraan. Saperivr aaitaa of rooau aa4 aaU) S3a; asadara mvpUk ijiUUrl. aa4 cmociac raoina nift msiaa.

tipaaal water lnrt I ir Uaaaac. 7 lanraitar IIMMER'S HOTKU'Ooaauit ThuoU n' i' beta, itaaM la Lh taatn of tb WmvwkI. cna taaa twai amialiaji jetaaiii ae4 ganllanaat baaaaliaf aapa aaOf a4alaj Jr aicVtJaal 111 unara aa4 niiimt bnab OXlOX. The COVKXT OARDEX HOTEL, I fiaBUumrtBwv traal A moai anetnl and arifat faaiib Hobt. HjAr.oOe Kn.

vfaia: mat Ta4 4'bw l( to anamt taaaa loiaB aa aovMwahapotai. Moderate. cAkaraa. Nicba aoraa. Tavraia saHa.

Loodoa. Talaptwoa a K. a iarnMar. OXDOX. HOTEL VICTORLA.

itaa a laa atoat anlont boCtui la OXDOX VICTORIA. Jjl araiM, niarim croaa. W.C, tlx mj aautaf LwaAaa aai ita atofart irtna. oliaa to tba IJouaw of Fartaa aat aai Warlaiiaatar Abtef. raaaaa.

aaswtay htnuaaaL Crotrto licbt ihraothoBl. raaatracaruitaaaa aarrflav. lama fhJit at MfavraU labia, troai I la a. At irloa bv liwa ta ai rmilaru. frpaoni reaaoal lar.a attra viatar.

Koitaiaf tar trnax apjky to Miaya. riMTE (RE5IUKXTIAL) HOTEL EELGRAVTA, JL VnuriarvW. Tb Dev. richt atrwriej. atfloa' adiBaa a 'lasalj aaita baaal.

at tba wwf a( lalaoi alra t. at Ua Baifranaa aaj aatrt ao4 of Vict Krral Uaa aootb aa4 waal aapaec Warsd atairran i. Axarnoaa aarrauirt MCtrio lifb, car taaaj aaniuiaaa. rooa, and aarry raodara ayaliaaaa. IU csoal faatara tabaab ilaTlnrnalwa from atbar Loojoo baulal la to aaatamtawl.

faiajj amtaa of few or Buy rooota. aacfc aal aa flata. aaob wxa iia oaa raaaaf nxaa, bath ruom (Oual aiut parauia batba fca. iinU arrrau vajj UKcUaa auiaioa aa4 axaaita taaaaaauiaaoU artufad or tawcraiib. AdJnaa i2a franaa.

Uaadoa, or Taapbooa Na. AOSi DMIRAKLE AUTV5IX and WINTER RE SO ST. lijaabia watprratwa. rVirht araiMia KaafaK. loa haaltriiral plaaa oa fba Sooth Coart.

Tba tsrLA AD HOTEL 4)aunif toa boaarl Uovna, aciaa laa aaa. aad antbia 30 yarda of ia, A aailal aHKlcra botoL rarfaal aaauary arraea naaBia. UoJ ball aiicataan. IkVta 8MJTH. Propritt, DRIGHTOX GRAND HOTEL.

X) Tama, ro prnam, Ua. to Ua. pT Aaok ajoordiatf to pnauaoa of rooma. RIGUTOX GRAND HOTEL. SOURXEMOUTU.

WESTON HALL, a arell kaova naaarr ul baort aod Rrctlnuial HotcL aoroj of riraa Uroasd lacuti tb aaa. ICQ roams, Hratai, trfraaa ubtaa. Ea pa aiuo day or oarb Mr. aad Mr. FatrlHa CLIFTON DOWS HOTEL, Clifton, ataxia iD an aariaaUad aoaiuaa, iSOfl.

abora aaa krael iraod rim ehana faa'aaroary. liydraalaa lift for viaitva taa tuitt barn addad wab aafaaat iiapraarsaraU. Eacrr boma eoatforv Fraaib oatataa. Moda ra a larta. For tarma aadraaa tba Maaaaar.AI.raEO MUilX F)LKESTOXE.

The LEAS HOTEL, tituatod in rT'aata'rraoada, akb ara rwaa, raoaotty aalaitad by 3 ima, rvdaeoraiad. aad ra Vii.arrTr lift. 1'arfct "ttititat CoTTtdori aaifad. 4fallenl caaana. Modcrau alator tang.

HASTINHS and ST. LEONAKDS ON SEA. ao "baovlebad Um beat haalth aad Ueaaart rraon fa tba Catlad juscdoov vttb awra brtcbt auDaama raeordod dariac aatoma aai aaoaua uaa aoy aauoa ta jufiaiM. rraa mm aaotr rocT. a tba TARUATE.

CLIFTON VILLE nOTEL. Moat a'A naaunr ana oaaMortacia. Aouuaa aod vrntar raaork. Moda. rata tarts, wtooa aooi aaa urma on arpuoauoa to Ik.

CIDMOCTH. KNOWLE by a na oraia ItM arataaa aad aatqua boul oSn baa tat eaaforu. an axoeOMt raiaioa. aai aaa aioak Qfottada of oaar aaaa. HamVaoi naaa Firtt daaa BaaaeiBja and attaad.

ST. LEONARDS ON SEA. ROTAL VICTORIA HOTEL, ooaOFEX. Beoooatractad and aaabollikbad, Sew Kratb aavaaaa, aaa aafar lift, and all mttSm imnroaammta. Cador roaaa(awna or au.

aaa Jara. Uau of TfcXTNOR, Ile of AVirht. QUEEN'S HOTEL, FOREIGN HOTELS. A NTWEUP GRAND HOTEL, aincethe 15th May fTA. cadrr tba aaaa maa.r oaal aa tba Hota) "da riTotTcra, naBjla.

CfcrML'j ftinlabad room: bydraolle lift. djaa UM OOLOUXA. HOTEL BRUN. J. F.

FRAXK, arvieaoE. tatrai poaiuio. Aotad lor Lba uaat Labt Italiaji araaaead. Alao at tba atataoo. rTii Wlnaa delirarad "IJ KI'SSELS.

HOTELderEVJROPE.PlAMRorale. XJ CKd aaUbliabrd trakriaa botal. trader Kafliah mxaacaaMat. for fca.crl)ai coiataa, pod wtoe, moderate eharira. aad ajtJark Tiaitara rwat ro paaaioa danrj tba arinlar taontha yyiNTER HKALTJUlESORT, Ajatxio.

ItUod of inJia i. rttiiwr LT KKHtiy, ararto ra M2 ta a baaatlfaj otm aiiailaaa taalaa tba fait aad tba aaaaataioa, Tba aaMUamoti arr.afad aad aoadrtrtad oa K.aa ryafat. Oardan la Um front of uatbaaaaa taout aaatb, Ktlliarda, bataa. Daiaj Un otaaaa, aomaora bjarbaaa, aaataa ta laa klad ta aba aoath. DaU aaatal ooaaasaaMa.

Ig ITUU UB. MCU.rrt. Uatol XaUooal. tacalban. CONTRACTS, te.

TUB MADRAS RAILWAY COMPANY are prts tarad uraaaf 11 a'Hack. oa Friday, tba IBb aroaat. TaXSUUfortba atjrrLY aad daUtary (raa aa board of LOOS tooa of rVUXDKY )K. to imn at Madraaaot Utaa ibaa Marrb aax. Alaa often for Uta tba earn ta Madraa.

laaaarataba eeadoraad "Taodar for.Onka" lor for rrtiybl, a JLIUAff llVKyit, rWrwary. So. O. Vrw lBad alroat, taodaa, Kl, lltb IlaoraibaT. Hat TRIDOETOWX TILAMWAYH iKIMPiVV liiit lwbadoa Tba Dirartora lartta'TEXUKKi for tba 8l TPI.Y of KA1IA RWal laapera.

Motu and Nau. rnaiat! racairad for tba atuautoa liaot. Us coatraet only Ml be aaada lor aaa ba abtataad oa and afW Taaadaa' tba lui of lba UOBDaaya Afeau, Kobart Taakar aad Cak, nj EfS EX COUNTY ASYLUM. Brentwood. The (oaitttra r4 Vlajtora ara prararad to racrlra TENUEBS for tba foUowta ARTICLES lor aba aaaala all aaonlba, datlac from la JaaaarT.

Hit Hatrbar'a Uras Urannn, Floor, Malt, tub. ocalora. liouar; aU'nriaa, aad Uaaatal lYoaulooa Vloota. tiho a. laasbar, aad Ortadarr Kartbaanr.

IrMmona ary, Drtaabaa. liiraiiaa. FUaltrta. au Koap, taadlaa. aad uUaaaa a Uooda.

I'oraM of taaHtrr aaa bad aa arekwHoa to Atr. W. II, Eoaooa. a art at Uta A ylua. Craataood.

IValad ttadrra nai ba aaal I aot Utr Uuta lba Uth tnataat, ad In aaa 1 ta tba Owaailitaa of VUUara. aad oadotaad Tenders for Byordrr, W. T. OEPT. ClTt to tba VlaltoTa.

PARISH of ST. GEOROE IN THE EAST. A vkfatrarta. im t.oaraiaaa cr iu poor ol tfta aooaa rartab win anraa oa anday. tha Ilb mataat, to rrotits TE.NDKKS lor lba aUlTLT of aad eilOEVttraabra aad ttrvoma.

BuOrr, lruta ix, rrtbravara. scv. ruoarala. Acv, Crotary. tnlhar, MadKal aad Rorttoal Atabanoea.

I4mans Oooda. IrtBtta(. Hta Uooary. Tea. BaUa for aaala offiaara.

Wtoaa aod Hplnta. 'ooUaat and Liaea Draprry, or tba raauiay Uraontba; and eora cnaaojrrr. aoa Dotaaaak lor Ml maitni ail moataa.lo taa arork. boaea. Inftrmarr.

and aaboola i alaa Milk for the Mianlna aia akiuicKa to tba WortboBaa aad laSnury. aad Milk tor tba earn carted tba bVfcoola at Uptoa park. rrbatad lonaa of laadar lapoa arhlsh rm'y taadara arfll ba randaad) raa ba obutnad bf applyina to ma. aad Lbay moat ba rrtaroad aot lairr uiao a a uora oo toa tsta inataot. TT.a Unsrdlana da aot bind Ihamaalrea to aaorpt tha loaaat or any Oaiuaeu re whoa toadm art aro raad erfU hare doe notice of tba aaa to willtbrrrlcre.

aaocaury tor tbsat ta ba la anaadaaea abaa Um taodora ara opened. Hyerdar, JOICf R. BBOWjnC. Oaajdleoa'oaiora, Balm itra.l. Old Oraaal lane.

10U IJae, 1191. SALE I. the undemjrned Admin utrai or General of BtUMb Oaiaaa. or my lesrrei drpsty. will axroaa for SAlf.

la ueiaiue of Um KaaMrar of Ooart or a mn dark, at tba Ad aihinKraaor GaaaraJl Sales Kooaa, Victoria Law OotlrU. in Um Oty of Oaorratovn. ilriliab Ualaaa, at Um boor of a'rlock at Boon, oo tba ISab day of January, 1832, aa rrpraaaatiat tba Ealata 4 Mia art (urdaae. laeolaent. aa paraoaat la tba order of tba Hoprama Goart el Card Jaaticn, dated tba Hth day of OMobar.

IS9I rtmly. PLANTATION AN.NAhDALE (eomprUat riantattoot Aaaaadala aad La EacocnabaaaraJ aimais ra Um East ea Coast of tba enaaty of DesMrery, bonadad aa tba east by Pta. Kaar Oraat nu. aad ea taa woaa by Puuitataoa, laieiaTtan. arttb ail tba laoda.

nuinlirara. tMUrrallaa. atacsioary, aad fanner apparlaoaaoaa IMra to beloaaiisf. sakMtt to aa aaesity of EXU starltac laysble to Mary Eliiabtui (Mdanbaa. mamrd aomaa, aad alaa subject to soother aaaulty of XS starUarrayabla to Garoliae Oardaer aadar lba last srill aad IrataaMBt of WilluuB Danoaa btrarsrt.

droraard. Beooodly, Tba 8ar llaoution or Eatste lormaily caSed sad knova lL stmt of plantatioo Vwasao Hoo, bat now railed and known by tba aaaa of gtawartrille. sitaata. lying, aad berng en Lba Waal ftVa Coast of tba Oonaty of Doaarrary. aaaa aod escwpt sach parts.

portloos. or lota of Bail plantation aa tara baaa berrtofora traaaterud to otbrf paitlra. and am Sara aad except aueb aaru. porUans. or lota of said tdanatton aa bare brrrtof ore hern sold out aot transported, wlib all Lbs lands, colli ration, bnildinxs, araotions, soarJilneryad fartbrr apportenaraaa tbaraon and tbarate balongiaa.

Tbirdly, fmntation lViaaafranos, rnnt snnriis, aitoale ta Um connty of rail naebo. la tba Colony of ltntish liaiana, induduig all tboaalaada. part of ssidplanlalioo ealled or. known undia? Um da amption of plantation a. Waste Lands aad Bremen.

Ibrn annate, aad all lba bouldtnst, enetions macbiaery. oaltrraUon. aad farther pttrtaannoos tbenna aad tbrreta bolonfinr, aaaa aad rxorpt aocb portions "or lots ol said lands aa bare bren transported to direr persons siora Lba same became the property of the late eterhsnua Creasr, and sara and asewpt lot Ko.6. part of Lba front Lands of tba said plan tatsoa Pal eeiri anos. cam anaaxis.

lba said lot betaf. sbown oa a diarmm of lands rrtaa east of lbs pabiie road oo I'rrssrtrseea. mads by tba awera Land Huf'ryor. Jobs MeXeit dated lba 24tb Anfast, UH and deposited la Um Ifscrnrar a OSes of the Coaaties of Uame rary aad EsaaqvieDo. oa tba dsy of Noarrabrr, laSd.

trsnapnrtsd to Meertena Maalora, oa lba Utb of air, US. and aaaa Bad rsorpt any other lots of iad oa said Mentation Psisi islanoa. IncJudins ail lba lands, part of said plaalatioa ealird or kaowa nader lba daatrip. tioa of pliBlailoa Wsste lands aad ttnmen, wbkb bare been bere tofon Uansportad to atbar partMa sasoodly. Ibat part of ptaatatioa Calieo.

oast aaoaxis, formerly ealled bpraaao, sitaaleoa laa West oa Coast of too County of I'laiQuebo. la tbe Oulony of Iliitiab Guiaos, aacsa tbenoo aad tbe eto brionxiax and, Lblrdly. tbe aortbern half of tbe aorta dsja of Lba frnb water caul te loci Ins to plaatatsoa Prraereracee, cam snnetis fonrUily, tba ptantatloa UuUen. cam snaexia. sitnata oa tbe Wrat 8ea Ooaat of tbe Oowoty of I aa.

"iniitin. aad taa aonjabaif of tiaatatioa Abraas 2ail. alas aitnasa ea tbe West Kee Coast of tbe said Couarrof Vaiaq oetHkOomprtjitin th part of asd plaataUon Abram Zail. situate between lba nonii rids line of pl'ntatioa Coilen and a reaeent cooree of lbs Oena Crrek, aad laclading tbe poblio fsd aad cuuipilaiBg awe tbat panioa of Lba aoath ball of aatd plant at too Abram Zoil, whfcb ran. westerly tram wbrre tbe Orna Ores croaara tbe said pla ntatioe to Um extreme depu of tbe sail piaataUoa wtUt rirbt of draioan tDroufh Um land In front at Ute pobUe road, tbe whole now kaowa at rlsntaUoa Oul len, aad tbe beuldlssrs.

eeeotsoaa, maebmery, ealtrrayon, and timber apparteaanere tbrreoa. ease aad except seaeral lota, part of tbe front lands of said plantation Cullea, oambared from two to 12 ur elatlee, and shown on a diacraaj by Lba 8wora Land Htrneyweloerpb Halfieid. eased Enttib Ontana. May. 442, and deposited la tbe Ke ps nr'n efare of tbe Uoootiea of Itsmarary aad KeMoaebo, oa tbe 7 lb or October.

IMS; aad tflfcly. Lots Bumbrn I ae) and 11 (Lblr laeal. pans of Lba front leads of plaataUon Culieo. ailaate oa tba West br Ouaal of Lba Ouuaty of Eaao.gueto. in the Co oo; of Eritiab Cuts as, aa laid dowa aad deaned on a divrta by Um Sworn Land Bnrreror.

Joarpb Badosid. dated Msy. 1S4Z, aod deposited In the ite tb of October. ISM. and Lba baildinsa sd rreetioaa Uiereoa.

Teraat of Bale. Imtaorsbls Dronertt. at a cradit of threa. air" alna aad months, payable la fonr iaal Instalments, wtih laterest oa each Inttaleient from day oT sale, at tbe rate of per tani. per aanam.

lbs purchaser firing two eeJBessat aecortUes to the astisfsff Ltoo of tbe AdnmtereuNMJeaernl. All prrseat Uytat clslm to any at abore pt "patty may apply te the Crmrt la tbe praam bed manner. Itsntafioa Aaaaadala bas la enltrratloa UCO aaa. a. ta maet.1..

raa make LdO loos weekly. There are t9 tmmlsraaU oa the planla Plaatation Stewartrgie baa la ti ration i6 acres with maehl nerv eaoabla of atkat S3 Loaie aaa waek. and Una Rn mmLA i Lmmigraats. I'lanuuoa Prrauaraoee hie U3 seres la enltrration, with machl aery capable of rnak tag tS tons ekly. Resident immigrants 600.

stvvs, u. itAB) taiatj aaminiatrsJor Uensrsi. Utb Ootobar. US1 LONDON noSFITAL.E. Thorortshlj TRAINED MTBaeSeaabebad ImeiedlaLelr tor ail nneela eaaaa.

And. to laa Matron. rw aw aawssinii trteea minotea distanl Poireaad Monte Carlo; terms derate. Arranremeata mads "fjbS'Saixia. rtatb.

biUaxrd. aad reading rooma. duuag asloona. awstennn Propr wIi. IMrtiaiiEV tMra.

Imhoden EnrUshL CANNES tSoath of France). HOTEL RICHE MOST rat riael periston, from 7a to IK large garden, wwxstjrFeuaL Lactam sanitary arrange.manta. 2UaT LAUIiE.NI, CANNES. HOTEL de ANGLAIS, rwavclsss erery rrepeeb, baatatnataea. Un traais.

Lift. vSny K0Curi sJse irettator at tba Oraaal Botal Cl rosTIXlOTAL HOTEL, tat cW tJ0otiaantal UotaL bntclsaa. 1 lasavnrel alass. STljrAL HiJTU ftrav cisss. Lift, Lawn tenahv IJE1U SITE nd HOTEL I tl ituutasK, sx Manasar Jsuotal da I Earept, Aat iee Uaias, aad 1 Oraad Hotel.

ska aStTaeatio ta. Soatb of rraaSuLoaW est aal. a splendid abeiler aad full aoath a pact. eTkTT! Vara, and the beet Uaais eooru onl ut EngUnjl 1 ktciag roaa. Tbe pnara are moderate, tmsnaau aadslor amutuaa at err aa dars.

Lift. Talertixna. roprsssnr. TGYPTI MEXA UOUSE HOTEL, clot to tbe rm Pyramid, seraa miles from Cairo. Pras from SUe mista ns pannes cf aa aasiera Uaa.

Oood water aad milk. Pan ITT1 Aney Utnry aad eomfon. Eleotrie ligbs ewimnaag batb, JjJV aa. Hasidstit Utyauaa aad "pf in Maaagar. Adust jSJfSBliCdK.

IIOTKIe TIROL. Redacod rale aryBtureaaaratiLft. Loreiioat of tewas la AnaLnaa A. Da. kirh en7.

sir, aha: tared from H. aad K. wtadl LVLMAS. Crani Canu y. SANTA CATA aioa, Taa Caaary ina.di Oa.

UsuiadT! fc" OiU. K.O. ADEHIA. REIDH HOTELS Sanu CW 7" a varaa. Hortas.

aw Uotei. best class, la boast atuia. MalloB. iinatjralil tsiuaros. aaa oauuni.

atooera i At ANGLAIS. This old wta iwLtT travausa boul. factag the eaa aad pablia rardana. la v. Lift gr Lba aaa af riMtora.

Address lbs Mea Htl das AagUis, Mos or tu aerntary. road.Waet ICL. HOTEL d'ANGLKTERKE. cla a trderl.ft. ath rtaw of tha aaa.

Orertooktog poUio atlll? 't Doab ad la tin, beertr farusbed. LTl1 lil aad eery large dialog ant: ZZmTrZl! ssaaageeseat aad aUaat. poncual Tl aS Tr'4 sanltarr stats, for Its Cellar aad Jl, iwraquty. anaaon, e. ARTS iin riyr vA ZT eoieaae.

moderate cbargaa, aad aaaManLruknT Ln imsnran lift. Tari aa aj5IiVir awaaaw. YlAKm.tIfiXi. r. tlttu aid bet rU falj Wdls.

riS OMR. KtXD BOTTI. qCTRIXAL. MARTkOSTt. QUE Bgm MAZZTXL aaa aeaawkam part af aVsLb GENE HAL NURSIXQ INSTITUTE.

6 and 4, Ileaneua atne Oorenurarden. W.C. i s' liihrd USA Solely nader Medioal Direction. RESIDENT SEULLirr) MEDICAL. RarrieaL MMilaL aeJ Manthla nospitaelrained CliSKJ 8UPPLXKO at a nrameeiM notlos alas oraea speoaliy lor arer eases.

Terms and peairalarx forwarded, THAI ail MALE NUR 1E3 for all eases. Annie La tna Haaau. or LaAHfapenntendenL Tfiemms, Norunf Institute. London. their own roadcal adrisers.

Trained and exnerienoad Aim the Lady rlupertnteryienk, as abore. leg Aii Nonas. FlLTRSUANT Order of the nigfe Coart of Jostioe Ltaeowy Dtrlaioe made lbs msurr tbe Katele William KayBes eVoeaaad, aad la ae action, kredermk lasrdge AtVenegmlnat tUyn IXl Um tnCUirOIU at VftLLUI RAYS Lit lata of II OoldamiLaa Kaw Uacaaey la the t'emly of Mi.ldleaai also late of t4 11 amaa atoad as tbe said Cwaaty Lsasaar IWsar wba dsad la or abort tbe mnalb at April 101 are oa or bofare Lba lib day af Jaaaary ISO ta aead I past prepaid ta Mr. Lleorrs Tarearof 71 Lradeabail Btraet la tbe CHy of Lravioa the Satlettor for tbe Lstfendaat Carolina LUrner the Eiecasrlt of the deceased their Cbravtisa aad Renames allrsmu aad flsamialnni lb tall pansrolsn of their claima a stale sm at their sccoonts aad the nsUn of tbe eoartUn (If bay) held ty theat or la ttsfatUI thereof they will re pert mptmly Irani the basalt at lba aald Order Kerry Creditor holding any awenrtu la ta produce tbe eaasa befon Mr. Jaatlee Cbltty at hie Cha bm the f.oral UobRs of Jartlca.

Ktraad Ioadoa on Tharedaa the Hth day of January 133 st 11 a clock la lbs foreonoa betag the time appointed adjudicac taj aa tbe riatraa. IHtad this id dar of December 1(91 H. MUXTAGU a A I Balerabory Loadoa E.C. ru nUJa buhdtor CAROLINE WILKINS Punamt to the Matate nd A Z3rd Tie cap Katlos Is bareby glrea that all rltEUITOEn aad other persons baring nr cle ms demeads of caiu IU.1C WILIkia a late of Tbe Kings Anna LAW REPORT, Bee. 1L JUDICIAL COMMITTEE CF THE.

PRIVY COUNCIL. (irMf. Tkt Eixts Biuout, Loax. H0H0CI, auaav dlUBKIS, gtS JJIB lacHARB COCCH.J AMjr KZ1ISXU1 TBI COS A T. XAEOXZSS aCIBIXsUS tt'AMICO, ThU ii ui appeal from a jodemept of the Court of Appeal cf the Island of MalU ol NoTritbtr 10, 186.

ttmins a deeiiion of the Fiwt HaU of the Ci'il veonrut oi ue laiauj. Sir nor.ee Darey, O.C.. and Dr. A. Mattel eoonae for the appelfant Mr.

Rifby, Q.C.. FalUrton. Q.c., mJ Mr. Paul Btrieklandfor tl Coorta of the ielxod and Dr. A.

Mattel wrre Mr. a. gponacxit. Ilie snit wj troajfct in 1883 ty the aprellant, wbo ciaimva a aeelaration that ha area entitle en. L2B.l"tnilura etULlianed by Gio BatU Dorcll laliUi.

he allra ed to be at present diaaciaed ELIZARETH LEWIS debased. Parsuant to the Statote Z2ad and Urd Vim. Osa, 35 Xotiee Is benby grrra that all persona hartng ear CLAIMS or DEMANDS against the EbVTATE of ELIJLHETH LEWM lata of lUI Bsodnte Road Foltattaoe in the COinty of Kent, Widow, daoraeed (who died on tbe 4th dar ut Koeemhar lfel, aad wboaa Will waa peered na the gad day af December 191 by the Ua reraad John WUTlam Laaia, Frances Mary Lavu aad Cbarlntla Lewis tha Kiasetsn tharaa aaawdl required to send parueulara thereof, la writing, to aa the ruvl nigned Silica ton (or the said Ex eon ton oa or belon Um nb day it Jam ary ISK, after which dale Lbs sal i xscaLors will proceed distnbate be aaaeie ef the aald deoeed amongst tbs parsons entitled thereto, barlag regard only te the claim, and demands of which lbay shall than bsta bad notice aad that tbe said Executora ail not be liable for atam asaeu, or any part thereof, ta any person or persons of whose claims or demands Laey shall aot thee bare bad notlos Dated nreeeauer, IgiL OS ATalEY A UrTOV 14 Aostla man JLO Solujtton lor the Kxerators I AM tJo POOLE. lceaseL Ihiran.ui I to tha Statine End ea4 3rd Via, Can. 15, laUtnlel Aa Act to fBrlbrr amead Um Law of Property, ao 1 in reUere Trustees." fa nency gireo, mat ell i isaui roB3 and other persona hat tag any claims or demands against the estaU of AUEd POOLE, lata of Lore's Green.

Edney eommoa, Writsle, ta Lba coun of Rears. Inermer. deoeaaed (who died on the Itth dsy of Septambrr, 1ESL aad in tee rnncipai tvekiairr ot us rroste IHrlslonof liar Majesty a lligh Uoart vf Jnstice, oa lbs (lb day of hosaiabrr. 1S9L re aaa. the tinilaraiaaed.

Andrew Meire. nT Tl la.1 Street, Cbrlmaford. In tha seal enaoty, rlolititor, and John Case, of since road. Chelmsford aforesaid, Solictor a "Uaasging Curk. the exeraion tbeme named), an benby required to Bend psrUcalara, in i.

ruaw at amisii at me sain Andrew ui oa or befon tbe 1st dsy of March, 1(91 after which data tba execnton will proceed to distribute tbe assets ot tbe said deoeaaed amuaaTt the prrwas entitled thereto, bating regard only to tbe claims and which they shall then hare bad notice; and they wtU not ba liable to any person or persona of whose claims or demands they shall not then bare had nottoe for or la re of the eaeeta nf tba said drrwaeed. or any part thereof, so distributed, lawi uue uay oi twoemoer, icsi. ASDREW MEOUY, Duke treat, Cnelmetoru, nminwr, ooe oi toe axscutors. qiMMA FREEB0DY. lctsied.

Ponaant to the a vi a aBU eou. sons 1 iraona. LiapMe J3, laUtttlsd Act to further amend the lae nf Pennner tai Sa mIm Truetera," Notice Is benby glree tbal sU CUEDITUrL3 and other i nanng any ciaima or oemanoa aniast the ratals of EMMA laumuiii, uonomosierrace, LBrennam, la tbe Connty of Oxford, Widow, decraaed (who dud oa the Foerth dsy of rtrplerabcr. 1331, aad wboaa Will was prorel la the Oxford District Recistrrof the Probata Dlelaioa liar If aleate'a tv, wa w. iaa oar jet eaotr, istt.

oy aiary tew uandy, ZL, UUtarmd. rtrUtoa hJL Lemrion. Hnlnatar. anrf JmmJi Willi, Mont, nf Reading, tbe Couaty of Berks. noUdtorr derk.

It Exeeuton therein namedian harebr reonired ttl send the naetinnl.re. In writing, of their claima or demaads to me, the naderaigBed. the BoUcltor for the aald Etsontors. oa ar hrforn th. lb January next, after which dau the aald Exeentes a will prooeed to uaanunie tor aescte oi vne aant aeneasea amongst the persons entitled thrgYtn, barlag retard only te tbe claima end demands ot which uey snail taae Bare uaa noura aaa they will not be liable fur aaama ot toe saaa oeceaaeil, or aoy part thereof, eo distrtbnted to any prraoa or prreoae or wnoae claima or aemanua taey snail BOt Lbea bars aadaoUoa, Dated this 10th day of December IOL U.

E. IlOi i EIU, Crosa stmel, tl mITILLLUI ETTWELL. DcceMod. P11rsn3.nl to IT lbs Act of Parllamrat 22nd and 23rd VL tnrla OiaMer It. In.

tituled Aa Act to farther emend the Law of Property, and to re liere Trnstara," Kotice Is benby giren tbal all CREDITi'lkB aad olner Patrons hsrtng any Claims or IVntands atminst Lba rotate of WILLIAM KTTWKLLv formerly of Sudden rarm. In Ike Pariah of ureas raa win, litenire, out late or I. Argylltr Keedlae, la tbe Coaaty ot berks. Uentk msa. deceased (who dud on the 2 lb day of February, 1S91, and whoae Will was peered tbs Oxford District IWUtrr oY the Probate Dirlslonof Her Msleatas Ifiah rinars of Justice, oa Um Ulh dar of April.

1E3L by Wlliiam Kttwrll. e( ItoutbcoU Manor House, Pewary, in the County of Wilts, OenUrman. the sole Executor therein named an benby required to send tbe par etcetera, in writing, 01 sacirciaima or uemenoe ta me. the ander Jaauary rant, after which date the aald Executor will proceed to die. ineuteuMeeseuoiueBaMoeeBaseaaiaoucn um pen not entitled tnemn, baring regard only to the claims aod demands of wt.ich be shall then hare bad notice aod be will net be liable for tbs aaasts ot said deoeaaed.

or any part IbereoLSO distributed to anr nersoa ne aa r. aoaa of whose claims or demands herbal aot then state had notice. a. tk siiajKit LTnas atn Ouliotor for the ExeoBtor. MICHAEL ZARIFI deenuifd Parwoant to the Act of ParCanMBt 22od aod 23rd Victoria Chapter 3S entlUed An Act to further amend the Law of Property and to reUere True tees Ratios Is herabt rirru that all CKEblTulLS snd other nee.

anna nartng any claim aa alnst the Esttte of MICHAEL ZAR1 PI ute cf So. 21 Great Winchester dtreet In lbs City of London and of So. 25 rean fflfa neuan ta tne Lounty 01 invion St arcs ant aeeeased (who 00 toe rata oayoc Heptrrnoer let end rrrtiate ot whose Will granted at tbe Principal Probate Itefiatry of Her Majesty's High died I Coon of Justice oa tbe 19th day of Norember 1891 to John Mlehaal ZariH Thaodnn Mkhsel Eanfl and Joha lloUamt three of tbe Rxe calora oamed lae aaij rl 1111 an nearby reqmre 1 to send part tcul ara In WTtUng nf their Claims to na lba undersigned on or before the 31et day of January 1S32 after wh'cb dste the said ExeeuLnn will nm vr.1 to distribute the aasew of tba said deceased amongst lba psraota aiuou wnrrew uartoa raitar muj Ht Claims OI woazn tney SOBII then hare bad notice and they will not be liable for tbe asseu so Ska. tributed to any person of whose claim they shall not then has a bad aoueeaajtforiesi tratea mis tuta uay or ireeernorr irai UOLLAMa oo. st IXJWAKU a IIAWKSLEY bollcltori far the said Exeeuton Minciag Lane E.O.

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aleetetreet, Iadoa. 1 srrm, Tnfvm mrart Wrstmlrutar widow deceased iwbo died on the owing to the drmiao of Baron Seeberru d'Amieo, tbe rJkh Jane 1191 and to whose personal estate Letters of Admioistra. respondent'! father, without mala iggne. He asserted Una were mated by the Priaelpsl tteestry of tbe Prolate Dttblla I L.a L. of ih.

Higa wt 4jasttreoa the th July 1X1 te fsratt Ana Paiely Called to aald I pn at oorat (a ra Soffa laa natnrai and lawlul aiater of the said deceased I are benby I lo property annexed in preference to the renal red to aen.1 rarts nlan thereof to us tba undennmed the respondent, inaamocb in tbe line of tha laat Ntllrlten for tbe Adtalnbtratrlt en or befon the list Jsauary I33J holder, to which she r. after wblsh date the admiaistratnt will proceed to adatialster aorkMlarTf OCgrd, CO male eilU, and tbe estate aad distrtwate the assets of tbe aald dsneaesd amengss tne appellant waa the male next of kin to the person the parties entitled thereto basins regard only to tbe claims and 1 laat Belied The dispute between tbe parties arose oa UrSfoT UM Jaris' cTtuTSd dMeToT Baron rCeberrs. A' A SlTf in ir? thereof to distributed to any person oe wsons of wralae claim she ffOT AmiCO, IB 1880, Without male unnuMUM aiaai mis uta nay ar iiscessoac iflai. 1 icaiiar a oatiDter, tne respcflvient, and a tiaii oiooa, tne appellant. Ut bit will the Baron purported to call hii daughter to tie poe aivia v.

as ute prxeaociiiiuriu ne poeaesaol. Tbe term prinootnitura both in f.nHI and in the mnnicipal law of Malta properly denotra prurnjr sriueu go aa to deaceivl from Cntborn to frsthorn, line by line, but there are other pr imo pentluroi where the foonder bas prescribed a eonna 01 rucccsaton or required a quality aa a condition Of holdintr it ineniuistent aritVi I oruer 01 aacccasion gucb as a male primet ntlura, in which the eneccssioo is confined to males. In the present case the appellant claimed to exclude the rrvponueni irom tne suceeation on the ground that the rir. iotfeaifuro jn question was entirely a male one. Both Courts below decided against him.

At the close of the arruments for the appellant, coonsel for the repondent were not called on. The Earl or in intimating; the deel gion of their Lordship, said the question raised by the appeal was as to the construction of an entail or primrjfirro of certain lands in Malta, which two Courts and four Judjree had agreed in construing; to he regular," so as, in each line of descent, to admit female in default of male issue of the last bolder in that line in preference to male collaterals descended from a common ancestor. As to tbe general rules and principles of law which regulated the course of succession to such a pn'mcyt ailara, the authorities appeared, to their Lordshipa to be agreed. Torre (cited by the appellant) said that each son, with his descendants in order cf primogeniture, makes a distinct line," and. as the law was stated in tbe Court of Appeal, line was first to be considered, then degree and, among sereral competitors in the game line, the male was to be preferred, unless the founder of tha primoptniiura had otherwise disposed erery bolder of the fn iaaooritifttra formed a line, which included all bis male and female descendants, to the exclusion of hit brothers, sisters, or other collaterals and, consequently, a brother, who, as a male, claimed to succeed in preference to the daughter of the deceased last bolder was bound to show, in such a way as to remote all reasonable that such was the will of the founder.

The founder might, if he pleased, establish a speeial order of succession deristing from this regular order but "the presumption of Maltese law, when a contrary intention was not reasonably clear, was in favour of the regular order. It was argued on behalf of the appellant that an Intention on the part oi the founders of this particular prtwotfm.i'ura to deviate from the regular order, so aa to give mala collaterals of a younger line the preference over daughters of any holder in an elder line dying without male issue, was sufficiently made out. Their Lordships, after fully considering the argument addressed to them, were unable to accept that conclusion. Thry thought the natural construction of the written instrument in this ease, even if it were not aided by tha ordinary presumption of law, would be in the respondent's favour. Raving referred in some detail to the terms of the instrument, the Earl of Bel borne said their Lordships would humbly advise ber Majesty to affirm the judgment appealed from, and to dismiss tbe appeal, with costs.

SUPREME COURT OP. JTJDI0ATTJRE. COURT OF APPEAL. Btfart loacsJcaTlcisIjsxiLlT.BowTjr.sao'Pl.T.) LOWTBIB V. CALEDONIAN BAILWAT COMPAJfT.

This was an appeal from a decision of Mr. Justice Stirling, reported in 7, Tie Tinui Law Reports, 694. It raised a question tinder the Lands Clauses Act, 1813, of considerable importance as to the compensa tion to be awarded to the lord of the manor when copyhold lands are taken by a railway" company for the purposes of their undertaking. The action was brought by the lord of the manors of West Linton and iS tain ton, in the county of Cumberland, In order to recover payment from the defendant company of a sum of 980 determined by an arbitrator to be the compensation payable under section 96 of the Lands uiauses Act, ihj, to tne piaintin in respect of tee enfranchisement of certain copyhold lands, formerly held of the manors and taken by tbe defendant company for the purposes of their undertaking, for the loss In respect of the rents, fines, dues, duties, and services or any other matters occasioned by the enfranchisement. The defence was that the compensation awarded was assessed on a wrong basts.

At tbe trial the arbitrator was called and questions were raised as to the admissibility ot his evidence or of portions of it but an arrangement was subsequently come to between the parties that tbe Court should decide the question between them as if it had been raised on a speeial case stated by the arbitrator. Tbe facts which gave rise to the dispute were these. In 1873 the defendants, in exercise of cowers conferred on them bv an Act of Parliament (35 and 36 e. 114), with which was incorporated tbe Lands Clauses Uonsolidation Acts, 1845, 18C0, and 1867, took possession of the copyhold lands in question arid proceeded to erect thereon 16 cottage and to construct a reservoir and other works for the purposes of their undertaking. Conveyances to the defendant company of the lands were executed on November 4, 187S, and were enrolled in the Court Rolls of the manors on the 16th of the same month.

No step having been taken by the defendant company to procure the lands' to be enfranchised pursuant to section t'C of the Lands Clauses Act, 1845, the plaintiff by a notice in writing under his hand dated December 30, 1886, and delivered to and received by the defendant company on January 15, 1837, required the eomnaQT to enfranchise the said lands aod to tnv him tbe compensation in respect of the same and of the rents, toe, dues, duties, suits, boons, and services tneretor due ana 01 rignt accustomed, and in respect of his interest in the said lands and the plaintiff thereby gave notice that the amount of his claim by reason of the premisses was 1,500, and, unless the eompany were willing to pay that sum, and should enter into a written agreement for that purpose within 21 days after receipt of the notice, it was his desire that the amount to be paid to him by reason of the premisses should be ascertained by arbitration according to the provisions ot the Acts of Psrliament in that behalf. By. an instrument in writing dated September 23. 4887, tin Irr the hand of the plaintiff and the seal of the defendant company, the plaintiff and the company appointed Mr. biias ueorge Bam as single arbitrator to settle, and determine the moneva and eomrje rotation under the Acts to be paid by the company to the plaintiff for the enfranchisement of the lands in question, and lor the loss in respect of the rents, fines, dues, dutiei, and services or any other matters occasioned by the enfranchisement of the same.

Mr. Saul made his award, dated December 31, 1883, and thereby awarded and, determined that the compensation to be paid by the company to the plaintiff in respect of the taking' and enfranchisement of tbe lands in question, and for the loss in respect of the rents, fines, dues, duties, and services or any other matters occasioned by tha enfranchisement of the same, shoal be the emn of 980. In the manors of West Linton the customs are of a peculiar nature, and under them. according to low sthucs ut atr. osai, an axDitrary fine of two years' improved value payable on the death either of lord or tenant, and an arbitrary fine of three years' improved valne on alienation.

In, the manor of Stainton the fines are fixed and the question as regards the compensation payable in respect of the copyhold held of that manor was of very little importance. One lord of tbe manor of West Linton died in 1876 and another in 1882, and on their deaths fines became payable, the amount of which were (by agreement between the partie) determined by Mr. DaOJ and incinucu tu uie aistwni ot ctiiiiia risauon awarded by him. a already mentioned. No objection was raised to the sums allowed in respect of these nea It waa contended 00 behalf of the defendant company that tbe compensation ought to be 'assessed on the basis of the unimproved value of the land at the time when tha company first took possession thereof.

For the plaintiff it was contended, oa the contrary, that rnmnmution oucht to be awarded bavin? rerara to the improved vain of the land which had accrued by reaeoa of the work axecuted by the defendant company since taxing poser as ion. i.ne latter view was aVwpMa oy we axosiraaca xne wotxs cy wnicxt the valae of tha land waa enhanced were eiarVrteid (at all a vents, to a considerable extent) before November 16, 1875, the data of the exvcJmenl of tha conveyance to toe aeienoast eompany. irr. justice Stirling held that the arbitrator had proceeded upon a rirhl basis, and gave iudxmextt for tha ttlarnaiff far 980. Tne defendant cuccpaxiT appealed.

Sir Horace uavey, y.U., Air. lieale, (J.U., and Air. C. Walker were for tba appellant aad Mr. Graham Use trigs.

Q.C, and Mr. Percy Whsvelar foci tba respondeat. Tha CoClT allowed tha appeal. Loxa JtrsTIci Lixdlit said that tba caseation, which was one of general importance, turned trpco the true eeajstro eti on of those tection of tha Lands Clause AH which relatad to tha taking of corrybolda. Sectioa 95 tarovided.

In nbstagtc. what was ta ba dona between tha company aad the eoprbol der. It enacted a follow 1 Every coovsyance to tha promoters of tba undertaking of any land which snail be of eorjrtoM or etomary tenure or of tbe nature thereof, shall ba entered on tha rolls of tha anaitoroi which tha asm snail be held and oa payment to the I IN the Matter of the Companies Acts 1862 to 1890 1 and la the Matter of the LONDON PRINTTVfl arm. uiHinti aixiAiiLr. udiuh nouns la hereoy giren, that such of tbeCREDITOLtrl of tbe ahme named Company as Lara not already debeerad la the anderail ned Thomas Dartre nf I ImI, IV.

In the oty nf London tlte Liquidator of lbs said Company or to ateaara, kpet tanwitu ot encnurca turret la the Uity of Lon ton his Kolicilon their assents la writing to the protested Scheme for the rvoonatroctlon iif the Company an (benby required oa befon the 22nd day of January 1C32 to aend their aamaa and a drtsses aod particular, of their debut or claims and tbe names and addresses of their Solicitors if any to thesal lThomssDariesattbe abore address and if so mired by Notice in writing from the said Leqeldstor an by their Snlirilon to come lo and prove their said oeuce or claims as aoca time ana place as snau oa specified In such notice or ta default thereof iher will be excluded from the bmeflt nf any distribution of cash or shares ander the said scheme of recon struction or otherwise made baton such debts an proved. Lasted ID at ilia any 01 tasosmoar teat lilUXnB DAY13 IsruUsAOt. XTOTICE to CREDITORS and DEBTORS. 11 ROBERT THOMSON and COMPANT. Indlambher Mann, facturera, IS, BridgMtreet, Aberdeen, aad ROBERT THOMSON.

the aole partner of aald firm, as such partner, and 'also as sn lndi vt tual, asrs crania. i a trust need lor Daanof of loeir ereditcrs In or nr Mr. inoraaon Mruntoet. U.A HL Vlncentetreet. Glas CLA1 MS against tbs TRUST ESTATE should be lodged with Lintock or tbesubacriben with a ten dsn from this data aad debts due te the estate should ba paid at IS, Hrldgs etfeet, Aberdeen, within Lb timeferiM.

MURRAY. MeCOMHrK. and BKKXETT. Adrocetea, Agent, for the Trustee, 214, Caion street, Aberdeen. Ha December.

189L THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS. 1883 1S90. In the High I'ourt of Justice. In tleokmptry. Na SJObflBL.

Re WILLIAM HENRY REYNOLDS of 4 Moorvete Rtrer In th. City of London Merchant FLAXM AN HAT DON nf 121 biahops gate otreet tkuia ta we my 01 xyianon unarterwi Aesooatant benby viae notice thai 1 hare been duly A PPOLXTKD and certified by tbe Board of Trade aa TRUsTEE of Lbs Estate of the srre oamed llankript. All nrsnaa harlne la their nreaaaal la aar nf the affeeaa ej IV. Bankrupt must deliver them ma, aad all Dsbtt da to tba Back, rupt must ps pern to ma. Creditors who hare not yet prored their Debt must forward their proofs of Debts to ma (Signature of Trustee) IXAXMAN HATDOX.

Date? Lltb Decern! er 1SJL, IN tha HIGH COURT of JUSTICE InBackroptcy NOTICES NalKJof lESt Be WTXX1AM" KEEP of 33 aod 32 Sardrnls Street lincolns laa Fields Loudon and 64 Richmond koed Slainra Middle set rereutlr trading as. aod since Manager of. Whiliae and Company, Letter Prras and LaLbocrsphic Printer Rscuriwu Oaoia 3ota November 1SSL Frrnr MsrriKu 19tn Deoember 1331 at 11 o'clock at Ranknptcy Duiidinst Portugal Street W.C Public EXAaiaAnoa 2 nd January 1892 atone o'cl Alt debts due to tbe abore Estate must be paid to ma E. LEAD AM HOUGH OSdal Reeaeer. No.

1 of 1531 Re JAMES GREENWOOD (trading aa James Greenwood aad Son) of Kltawood. Chram Road, button, Surrey, trading at klaltby Street iiermondsey H.K.. sod ta CannonHtreet la tbe City of Load 00 Ituilder and Contractor AMCntcaxxosT lCta December ISsl IL BROUGHAM OiScial Reenter. lSttoflSSl Re ARTHUR ALBERT MILLNS of 127 Penchnnh Blr et la tbe Oty of London aod Sugar Uouee Laa Stratford aad residing at Woodlands Uedford Koad South avlford both in Essex Paint, Color, and Varnish Manufacturer ADJuniCAXlOJg Sta Dacatn. bar L831.

LEAD AM HOUU1L Official Rsceiaer. No 133 ot 1S91 Re E. PRICE ot the Plough Ts err, Borasey Road Middlesex. AtkiTDicanoa Uth Koveatbar U9L LA ADAM HOUiilL Olbcial Receivrr. No.

C30 of 1S1 Re WTLUAM HE RSTNOLD3 ot 4 Moor gate Street in the City of Itndon Merchant ADJcnicaTloa 2nd vcwfiax last, ituvuu uutctai tteenver. No. 1447 of 1831 Re ALFRED RICHARD WKI3HT (trading as u. vwMnn.uvarwrainiiriiwitt.Bs ,1 siaes ttouse names aad trading at Cowans Road Varna both In barrey aad SU Strand THE COMPANIES ACTS, 1862 to 1840. rS tha HIGH.

COURT of JUSTICE Coaaeery Derision Mr Joatfc Kekewlrh Na (1 of U31 In the matter of the Companies Acts ISS2 to and la Lba matter of tbe OEM ULAs COMPANY Limited Ttk notice that the IIoaoura4e Mr Justice Ksatearioh haa appoiated Tussdsy tbe 22ad but at 2 o'clock la tbe afternoon at bis chamben Room Ne. K9X, Royal Courts of Justice, Midilbeet. as the time aad place lor Lbs ooasi deration of the datar. of the meetings of Um crediton and the sontnbutorus, aad for duel ting dtSrrcnoss therein atadraakiag each areaBtmeBtor order aa to the Coart shall appear necessary at advisable. Dated this lLUi day of Daeember IS9I J.

8TX WART OScial Reoarrer sad Prarialonal Tj n. MONEY. LONDON and WESTMINSTER LOAJ aad DISCOUNT COMPANY AD VAN JK3 aaada la sa na of CU to 693, on personal saoarUy. deeds turaitura, bust el UTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION. J.T JL Umhed llnccrrrwatad USOL laasaatar nlara Strand.

ADVANCES MoSXY apoa pasaoaal asrnrlty, eueda. An, rapar abiebrtaanlsisali Cis proaaptlj SJaeounlad. Portaa rraa. Made raiw aiaie. ti Sk WMIallT.

BILLIARDS. MagnlBoent, fall sira TABLES, with low, froatpenof enshiceia. aad aU latest lasts ueameuts. by bamaxhes aad Wans, Tsuntaa, Cos sad Yemaa. aad Etereaa aad 800.

Oood as new. J5, a 45. aad Mrnlaasa Com pi ate with attiaga. Cost mora Lhaa eVeubla. Oa run.

S. Hnrlnnn air, it, Eeganl JaaQT. BILLIARD TABLES for tha MILLION. GEO. WRIGHT aad Oa, BEHard Table atakan by vpertsl sppoinw nvral lo RJi, K.

Lba rrtaoe Wales. Upwards isifco taUa stock, from 10 lutnaas to 250 liartxe asa iala. Ortginal Urentors 1 It surmrf Ihi fatanl Taw Pirriw.it llilll.nl nmbaaal aim oalr beebtalaed diraea fraea them. SeeUee. Wright and Co.

1 Patent racket Ptetes. which eaa as ra. Bore lassanurMsualy. Ilhtatratad cataleajae frer.lSe aad ltd. ateaa, aaaal te sew, at erw pruaa.

1 ess tbe srarader af tha tame lands to tba nsa txf a pwhaatr thereof ba shall make fnch aurolawts and frrxoca when aa enrolled shall have ffft respect of each cowrneld er rf001 a if th same had Uaa of freetoll a 0 lt vfera taken literally it would exttagruA tha righta af tba lord, bat that waa not th intention of the IgiIatxfre, bacansa tha MCtion reeded a follow Xrvrrthelrsa, until ueh Iaods akall hav been bv virtu of powers neycttafter eocUined they shall eootimt tried trpoo tbe charr subject to tie. sam fnes. rents, heriota. and serrie itne lor iitmionf aawere theretofore payable and of rirht 'charg made sad uteri part of tha Tvwrsfty to ahow arB aisat the rvssa. 11a lacmgnx, Ba (aso.

uoe aa had haw, altasisaelieialial tha moving af tba rule aad it wa ef gra irnrxiruuMe uias it ucrua bw giaseiy amaerTtooa wrto referenes ta the JridJtion of tha Vicr Chaacillor rmder the charter. Tha ppUtlora apoareatly was) anade oa th sopposition thai tha young woman, waa only triad npoTj the charge af merely walking with a member of tha Cnivertity, which, of tmw. wo Id he no charg at all. Bat that wa mot the wa ina bob waa warning ia tne tail iKaaiiS. That wa tha smUrtained, a the affidavit of tha 1M enirxncnisernerit elsaae were sectiocs and S7.

I Proctor snd tha Vicer Cljarieallor clearly aboar. a. Httctn tsree month That wa the charge which tba Proctor Intended to after the enrolment of the eonveyanee of any such prefer, and that wa tba charge oa which the young cojerbold cr enstoeaary lands, or within one month 1 woman wa heard and tried and the Vice Chaacellor alter tbe promoter ef the undertaking shall enter cams to the) conclnaich that tba charg wa proved, trpca and make use or tbe same for the purposes ef the and ao eoovicted her of being a woman of bad ehsv happen, the promoter of raeter who had beea walking with a graduate ef tha the andertakixur shall nrt nre tte sKr.l..f k. bolden of such manor so taken try them to be enfran cuiseu. ana tor was PUtPCae SOAll apply to tbe lord or the manor whereof men lands are bolden to enfran cnise im same, and seal! pay to him such eompensa tion in revrect tcereol as shall aeraari between tiiero and him, and if the parties fail to agree respecting; tee amouni OI tne rotnnenaatirm In k.

paid for such enfranchisement tbe same shall be determined a in other case of disrated eomrjeneetirm Pausing there it wa obvious from the language of auei arction utai wnenever rimer 01 tne two event there mentioned first happened a duty as imposed upon tbe promoters to rrocure enfranehisernent. ami upon the lord to enfranchise, and either party might enforce that duty against the other. What was provided waa a crrmprilsory enfranchisement on whichever ef tbe event first happened. And the section proceeded In estimating such compensa tion tne loss in respect 01 tne nne. tenots, and other services payable on death, descent, or aliena non, or any oiner matters wdicH would be lost try tbe vesting of such eorrrhold Or enatomsrv lands in the.

promoters of the undertaking or by the enfranrhisemetnt of the same, shall te allowed for." Then section 97 showed how the process of enfranchisement wa to be completed. It provided a follow Cpon pay. meet or tender of the compensation so agreed upon or determined the lord of tbe manor whereof ueh copy uuiu, or customary tanas snail le noitien snail eturan Chise SUCh land, and the lands sn anfrsnr)ilan aKall for ever thereafter be held in free and common The meaning cf those sections wa plain enough wben one bore in mind that the duty to cniranccise arose on tne Lirneeiny of the Erst of tba two event mentioned in section 96. That wa the time wben the right of the nartiea wem Bierl. and that was the crucial time in determining what ought to, be paid as con pens It was raid that the lord might not have any notice of the entry by the eompany, but in case of anr delav tba lord waa provided for by being allowed the fine and heriots in tne meantime.

iSo doubt there wa some ambiguity in the use of the word enfranchisement." but not withtadi02 that ambinitv bis Lnrdahin thonrht that 11 0 true construction was tnat wftien ttm et ctatsvi The contrary construction would involve very start lieg consequences. The object of the Legislature wa to compensate the lord for the lon be bad sustained, but the effect of Mr. Justice Stir line a derision was to give him an extravagant profit. Tha appeal ought to be allowed. Lords Justices Bowejt and Fmr concurred HI OH COURT OF JUSTICE.

CHANCERY DrYISION. Effort Mr. Justice Chittt.) Brilltll'tlT TXf fVtr Mr. Justice Chittt it a Led that tn mnrmw. befcra taking hit own opposed petitions, he should hear Mr.

"a wyaneevie QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. (Btfort Lo3ti CoLxaitoc aad Mjl, Jcstici A. L. Smith.) tluji quxM v. tux tice chancxixo or cam EIDOX CSIYXRSITY IS THX KATTXa 0T DAISY nornss.

This wa a rule am for writ' of ialeai eermu and ttrtiorari on behalf of Daisy Hopkins, to release her Irom imprisonment in tha Spirming hoos at Cambridge under the warrant of the Vice Chancellor of the University for walking with a member of tha University. This waa the first case on which tha question of the legality of such a warrant tad been directly raised, for in the case referred toby the isourt on trie lormer occasion, Kemp v. Neville," 10 Com. Bench Reports, 523), the Viee ClaneIlor. alter a lew days, being atufied.tbat there tad been a mistake, released the girl so there waa no occaaioa for either of the writs now applied or, and though tha girl brought an action in which a very powibla point wa taken, tbe case was ultimately determined upon tne ground tnat tne vice diancellor is Judge of a Court of Record," and that no action lie against a Judge of koch a Court.

In that ease, as in this, the jurisdiction to issue such a warrant wa based upon the charter to the University. by which tha Vice chancellor, empowered "by them Ire or mcir tiep ui tes, oiacers, ana'fervant. trora time to time, as well by night as by day, attneir pleasure, to make scrutiny, search, and inquiry, in the ton of vamoriogu biki we (uourna tor ail common women. rsgsooBos, aoa outer persort sTtspected ol evil coming into the town and all such persons who upon men search shall be found guilty or suspected of evil, they may. imprison by their bodies as they shall think fit" per scijieoe aut per eoruza Hita si xtuiustros, sea per coruxa at las cm, Ac, Lam tn die quam in nocte ad faciendum crutinium, ferutationem, et inquisitionem, tam per diem quam cxpedir in prrdieti villi Cantabngiat' dp et pro nmnina et puUici molieribu pronubis, vagabondis, et alii personi de malo srupectis ad dictam villam et suburbia nnrulinxi et loca prrdicta.

aeu ad eorrua aliquem veniente sea connaentea, a omnes ilia persona qua idem caneellariu, aut eorum depctatos soper aliquod hajuxmodi scrutiniam, reas tea inspeeta de malo invenirent puniendi per imprisons menta corporum auonma at iter proct cancellario aut ejua vieemgerenti pro tempore exiitente videbitur punire," In the present case the young woman had been arrested at half past 10 at night by tbe Cnivertity constables and taken to the Spinning house upon tha charge of walking with a member of the University, and next morning wa brought before the Viee Chancellor, and that charge, in writing wa read over to ber, and ahe was told to plead to it, and 'the pleaded not guilty, and thereupon evidence was riven that aha wa seen walking with a member of the University, who being called, stated that ba asked her if be could go home with her, and that aba answered that he could and on that evidence so given before him the Vice Chancellor committed her for If days to tbe Spenning house, and made out hi warrant for each committal in these term To tha keeper of the Spinning house or Bouse of Correction in the Diversity and town of Cambridge. Whereas Daisy Hopkins hath been apprehended by the Be v. F. Wall it, one; of the Iro Proetor of th University, within tbe limit and jurisdiction thereof, and hath been this dsy brought before roe and charged with walking with a member of the University in a pablia street of the town of Cambridge and within the precinct of the Cnivertity, which charge, as well upon the information of tbe Proctor, a upon the examination of the! said F. Wall Is.

and after ha vine heard what the aaid Daisy LTopkin bad to allegin ber defence, 1 do now adjudge to be true. These are, therefore, Jto require and command you to receive into your custody the said Dairy Hopkins and her safely to keep in your said SDinninar house for 14 days." The application had been made on an affidavit ol tne prisoner aod ber solicitor that tbe commitment duel osed Booffence against the common or statute law of th realm or against the charter of the University." Tbe Court had granted a rule mirf The Viee Chancellor and the Proctor both mad affidavit in answer to the application. Tha affidavit of the Rev. F. Wall is, the Procter, was in these term the IJeverend Frederick Wallis.

Clerk in Holy Order. Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, in the University of Cambridge, make oath and ay a ioiiow 1. I am one of the Pro Proctors of bt said Uni versity, and in that eapaeity.on th 3d day of Deeem L. i k. a II LI of walking with an craderrrajtute.

a. sttia ivrm 01 auarge la xxpeatcsuy to pa xorma In the record of th Vice Chancellor' Court, and is frequently adopted when the offence eharged is that a woman is in eompany with an tzndergr adnata fur aa immoral purpose, and I intended to make that charge in this ease. 3. In making tha said eharwe I had raaareiihla nocmd for believing, and did believe, that the (aid Daisy Hopkins was in eompany with the (aid undergraduate for aa immoral pcrpoae. I knew her to ba a epated prostitute.

Tha Vic4 Cha terms nrallor' affidavit waa rwo I. John Pail. Ijoe tor of letter, kf aster nf Christ's College, In the Cnivertity of Caabrid and icrj uiastcwiiua wt ut same vvwxsirj, max oaia and say a follow innrxnay. tba 3d day of Ian tail ixattant, I rjreaided a Judge la tha Viee ChaneeJlor's Court at of a cbarge pruerred by tha Ev. 'alii, one of the Pro PrnatLrars rJ tbst said University, aninst Daisy Hopkin.

2. Tha saud Daisy Hopkins was charged by tha aid yrederick Wallis with walking with aa uadag graduate. This charge, the form of which I bellev a is wall known in tha records of the said Coxtrt, alwav mrUrtood to mean that the wotxeaa trfi was ta rTartpany with aa uraderrradoate for aa iosiaoral put li 1 am, and I ao uxaerstood it in thi eaaax. 3. From tha videnc of tha witraaawe eallad beJore me, 1 came to tba eonalaaioa that tha said Dairy Hcpklos waa a Darton af heal aharaarter.

I was aatkned that aha was in an rp.y with tha axsier graduata for aa iisrncaral perrpejea. I i it Tn eoor victed her oa tha charr a I uodcrvtood it aseaatnr, and I thsvetrpoa otxienid her to ha irntsriaxsied the 8pinaing boca for 14 dav, aa I waa Tfltd to da radar taa power ecauaxrasl bsosi me aa said fJocrt. 1 Jadg of tha i. 1m Uliar ws tha waermrdt car the. dsrrssnela.

tha aaid Daisy Hopkta I faUewad tha aaaxal form of words aa xmtahatl ia tha thaira. bttt 1 fnti i s. rweord that I had judged her be guilty of tha at nd character, stewasd of such maaorof such fe aa would ha da to I Cohaai, offeree that aha. ia rravi party with tha 01a s. anadwixradatat (or taaasfsrai i.

E. WlMTil (AttorawTsaiaral) (with Mr. QJ3.S and Mx. RawlinsvaxJ tat th Lei ren 1 ty lor Immoral pcLrpoees. Inst was a tnarre, it cannot be doubted, which waa within tha jurisdiction of tha Viee Chancellor tinder the charter, which wa confirmed by an Act ef Pari i am est in tbe 13th Elisabeth, e.

29. (The learned Attorney General here cited tba terms of the charter as already vet cut.) The charter gave th Viee Chancellor power ta deal with persons of tha clae and character described walking with members ef the University for itrtrnoral purposes. LARD COLXBIIXJE. What do yon smder (tand to be the meanLos; of the word pronubis Frecanase. The word, like other classical, word, had got into bad company, and so became rmJervtoofl and used ia a bad sense tat originally it ws applied to ladies of the most uneirrptimabi character.

Lord Coleridci. Juao.J Probably. Bat it is obrioas from tbe context that' these words ar lo ha understood in a bad sense and the real charge wa that the girl wa walking with a member of the University for immoral purposes. The Viee Chancellor haa given the true fact of the case. Of course, if the charge had been what haa bees auppoaexl, be would have bad no jurisdiction.

Bit it is well known that the expression walking in tha street with members ef the University was craierstood ia a bad sense that is, walking with them for immoral rrrrpose and, ia faet, it Las been used and applied in marry case, a the book kept in tba Court show (a book which was produced and goes back to 1849, and record convictions), and in that book it appear that in tha case of Mis Kemp, the plaintiff ia "Kemp v. Neville," the charge waa in the sum terms a ia the present case that is, walking with a member of University." So it i manifest the words must have been understood in an ill sense i and, ao understood, no one could doubt that the prisoner wa per soae cf vtaU tntfetta withia the terms of the charter and. that being so, th Viee Chancellor clearly bad i'urisdietion, and, being a Judge ef a Court 0f Eecord, is conviction could not be nuestioned. (Loans CoiXRiixjx. What uthority i there for saying tht tun icv vtiaiicBiior a amours is a ours 01 neecml 11 It waa so held in Kemp v.

Neville." and it Is according to the authorities, because it has power to fine and imprison. That, however, has no bearing upon tha present case. The Viee Chancellor had, at all vents, jurisdiction to try the woman on the charge on which he tried and convicted her. It was decided ta Kemp Neville that no warrant ra.writintr was necessary and that the Viee Chancellor might have committed the woman orally. That waa decided ia that case, which was very remarkable, and in which it was assumen inai as tne warrant was.

not produced it wa bad. But in this case it wa not a question of form it waa one' of rabctanee whether tha ire Chancellor had jurisdiction on thi charge, as to clearly had, and whether ba tried and convicted tha prisoner upon it, a he clearly did. (The Attorney General read largely from the judgment in Kemp v. neviiie to support ni arrrument, and be alto cited The Queen Hughe (4 Q.B.D.) to show that when a person is before tha magistrates, no matter how, any charge may be made against him over which they have jurisdiction.) Urxra the affidavit it most be taken that the prisoner was tried cpon tha ctoarge as it was cnaersxoou. lorxs JOLXRIIxir.

I it not novel in a criminal case to have a prisoner tried and convicted oa a charge stated ia writing, and then to have affidavit to thaw that ba waa tried and con victed on a different charre. aa entires L00H or in. tended 7 To show how the char; made wa understood. Lord ColxB Idcx. Suppose at quarter sessions or any oiner criminal ourt.

alter a conviction on a durge stated in writing, affidavit were made of an a inflexible rule of tha Court to cnvlerstand the charge as (amething quite different, from what is stated, could such aQdavit be received In ucb a case a this, it had always been to under itood. Lord Colihidcx. Could it he shown, then, on affidavit that it was the inflexible rule of the Court that a man upon a charge of larceny or assault could Da tnel lor mrrraer 71 Tsat could nardiy have been always understood a too meaninf of tha charre. Lord COLXRIDor. In this case it 1 admitted that the charg dated in writing show no offence, and it is proposed to show 'by affidavit that it was underttood to mean (oxoething quite different, which would be aa offence 7 Because it ha always been so understood.

It may, or may not, have been regular, but it is important that th Court should understand that tha Vice Chancellor, at alt avent. conceived that to be the charg aa underttood, and tried the woman upon that charge, and it ee'rtainly waa one which would be within his irtriotdietiori. Lord CoLxaiixaz. Assuming that such charge waa maae 01 tnat mere coma be no doubt. XUe vice Chaneellor to nuderrtanding tha charge proceeded to try it.

Lord Colxridcx. lie warrant of commit ment states it as quite different, aad, indeed, a aa oaenc at aii.j tnat snow it cooia no nave peen irnderstood in that tense for the trial would hare been idle Tha terms of th warrant, however, are not material. In Kemp v. Neville it was held tnat no warrant ta wrttins; wa necessary. Tba Vice Chancellor 1 might commit the nritoner bv word ef mouth.

Lord Uolxkxdgx. But ha ta not dona to be bas put it into writing and most we not take it that that is what he would have said orally 71 No ha might draw up a warrant afterward aad ttata it correctly as he had understood it. and the record might be afterwards drawn op and state tha proceedings according to the truth. fLfJED CoLXKIDOa. But the warrant of commitment states that the prisoner was committed for what, it is admitted, i ao offence.

In Kemp v. Neville it stated what was an offence. I That 1 not material upon the application for a kaltat cor put, for upon a return to tha writ a rood warrant mists be returned. (Loin Catiainai. stating a different offence Stating tbe offence a it wa uncierxtooa.

Ana tte reccrd could bo to drawn up. Lord ColibJDOI. It most be drawn as accord. ina to the truth and show that such cbsnrw waa made. Certainly, and it would do so.

There is no case in which a Aaisaj eorpttt ha been issued where upon the true facta the Irnprisonment would ba lawful. Lord CoLIRIDcx. Would it be so ia this ease fl It is conceived that it would. All that appears oa tha affidavit for the prisoner is that the charge aa entered showed no offence. But on tha real charge there wa aa offence, walkine for aa in.

moral purpose. Lord CtoLXJiiixji. But with that ah wa not cnargea. in eneet tee wa it 1 not necessary tsat tha charg should be ia writing, and evidence waa given upon it, Lord Coleridge. No doubt tha eharze mijrht te made orally, but waa it made I do not ao understand tha affidavit of the Vic Chaa.

cellar. 1 No rartscular form of word wa used, but she must have te understood it. Lor.n Co XXI DC X. Then the harmless words that "aba wa walking with a university man rrmat Da understood aa a snort mod of charging that tha waa an immoral woman walking with him for immoral purposes 7J They being alway understood' a having that maanicg. out of tenderness to the women themselves it ba been usual so to state th charg.

The question ia whether ort a Aaocajcorpats the ransoner it to be discharged for a mere defect la th warrant of commitment, no warrant ia writing bains; necessary. LoimCoLXKIIHil. Suppose the rule made absolute for a writ of Aoieog ear jMJ.and luppcao the Viee Chancellor had to mak a return to th writ, must ba not to itat th etarga a to show aa offenca and show that that charg wa mad against tha pn sonar 7 If be ttated the true fact it would be sriffieieas. LORD CoLXRIDGZ. Moat not tha Viee Chaneellor as waa dona la stems v.

isevtiie snow aa aseaea withia the term of the charter 7 No doubt, and a the charge a understood in thi cavM.be esxtUshxjwsaeh aa offence Mr. JcsTICX A. L. SaaTHy fiurmae a man brought before the raagistrate for Larceny or aaaatut. a rnignt be cnargea wita murder or Denser breaking, no doubt, but then th charge most be made before evidence is taken upon it, and tha warrant ef ecsBmitrnent must state that he ia committed for murder or far bouse break Log.

1 No doubt that would be ia tha ordinary ecaarnoa law iuTisdietioxL. hot br thi charter no written warrant Is neceeary, and tha true cause might be stated in a warrant aUerwards drawn up. It is sufficient if a charre ia mad orally witaia ui icw yjanrettox' rrrnanif linn intl LI, showing that the woman wa suspected of rril. 8ach a charre wa made ia effect and waa rmdaxatcand to has made, aad th Viee Chancellor had 'ntrialir tima ta determine it, aad he did cUtenmina it, aad convicted uta prLsoaer apoa It, wao camtot, tlwauora, ba di is aot material in acv view, whether er rant tba ra Ae for ctarrTmitrrarxtt ia cmaahexi. ia whatever way tha application for th w9rp I determined.

Mr. Caaxs fallowed cat iv. aame aids, aad said th question was wherther tha Vica Chatealler had tried and easo victed tha ycarnf woman upon tha traa charge of being aa farnoral wants and walking with a member ef th University foe panimn. Mr. Pdlaxd, OJO.

(with Dr. Cooper), arcaMrect for tha prisoraer. and aii hi lcanted bietalt bad not tact or dealt with th real eaesrticss is tha ease. Ta point wa tMsthat th ytsung wtrmaa wa impriaed upon a charg narvcr axad agamst her. Mx.

Jtiticx A L. BJUTalr Do you taaaa to say that tha only charge upoai which the was triad was merely walking wiia a irsvaTifir at to Lnlrersiry tnat wa in only eiiarre raada aorairart bar. That waa tba charge ta writing, aad taa waa reed to aer, and te 1 that alcsa. tha waa eallad arnoa to aravwer. JriTlcx A.

L. Smith. Was tha aot triad asoa tha aJvr, tha twal charge 7 Taa charge wa Kaawer aaada agarrsss aer. xnawe a aa evsoeace toaa 10a caarg which aatd been read to her wa rver sUte red. or thai any other charge waa atade asinst bar.

No eawsht ah might have aaam told ef the caarr it waa inters ed to asaxe aQixart aar, oats aaa was nerver tosa er It. ladead. it waa th ease far the Viee aaeeHeT hJxs. aeu taa If wa Ben ear aweary to tell aar ef toe twal charge, fer east it waa the practice, ew a charge ef swaraJr walking with a niaxnber of the Univvjwrty, to try the vm aa a charg of being aa iaursoral ehaiMtar. For hi aaVlavrt stated waa radera.oo4 that a scarce of wajkmr anaat walkixtrfcsr irnBSQra.laua.

pe I Sa that ht hi rwa view it was aot tirrtaaij 1 safer her what the real charge waa. Tha rwan awaala fiatt hat ia writing, was Bxrar altearwd. 33.