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rnvnnN GAZETTE. IWa. 2fc 28. avumGN OFFICSL Not. 90.

Mtr'i Secretary of State for Fowlgtt Attain has "JftfZiA Her Majesty's Chart d'Affalres at Rio tH2iT wtkf lh Intention of the Bretlllea rat terminate, pk 9B Vnu totaik Wt, tit Consular Oonveatloa eon 11 Briulnd Braxtl oa the SW erf nnirvmCMTIlEET. Nor. SO. Tl to be Member of the Legislature OonneU He? UtjJ Settlement on the Gambia. ADMIRALTY.

Not. If. TJrV.t Infanlrr. Cat. William Powell JrC, Max aWie lly nant for.

further serrlcvl pUced Older .1 Council (Krembrt NOTXJfSKR 20. Unc with the wwWoni of Her Majesty's rJi Ami I. IRS1. Staff Sorreoa Alexander Vt allowed to withdraw IromHw Uitj'i Gf3 rVrriea FthT. 4 Byre tftntfonl DtAltoB.

MJL. has "tuUtel Kvl Instructor ia asajesty's Fleet, xriR omca PALL HALL, Nor. 23. 1st Dnrooa Quarda. Llrui Frederick Oourteaay Hnltoa, from tae unraue, eun Lnviuon IT it irtiilorr.

to be Lieutenant, on eucmeatatlon. nrarooa Guards. Iieut. Col. and Col.

Frederick 3 Mnrrav. baring completed font years' serriee in com J.o ft the regiment, ft placed on balf.pay Lieut Waiter Wgg, 'ram th 3d assart, to be Lieutenant, on Lieut. Charles T. LU. Parkiniba resigns lit roam iRon.

fth Hassan, Lieut. Richard Y. J. the fCkk Uetaar. to Lieutenant, on augmentation.

i tin Artillerv. The uiadermenUoncd liajoca to be IJeuteaaat OoVonrls Christopher William Townscnd, vice Col, A. S. II placed on balf.pay George Augus lsrNcriTip CoJ" a A placed on nalf rey Eiaosd "Wick ham, rice Col T. A.

de Uolerna, placed a aaUpar Braret UenU CoL Tbomaa Jonn one, vice Col. it. am en. sujat ueorto uas owfi. tpon U) Seconded Liat, baa retired upon a penaion eitra uuiaitT, vith booorary rank of Lieutuant Colo Major William Taylor retire upon retired pay, with tie bonorarrrank of UeuUaant UoloneJ Major Henry eneiii rilAA T.trf XI.

vv vim J. IL Q. Itrowne. rtimi. Th nndenwntioned Uptaini to bo Major F.aeOTtui0'Salliran,TlMaW.Townend,promotrd; Heair ban Hnnt, Adjutant, tIob O.

A. Ny, pro taotad WUlUm Hanry Newton, upon tna iccomled it; nM Iwthcr. noon the Seconded Lift Lewi Edmund Ooker, upon tb Scoonded Lirt Breret Major Alexander Nelaon Rocbfort, tioa K. H. Wickbam, pro motpd i Jaraea Hurly Roaaeter, rice Breret Lieut.

Col. T. J. Jcsea. reomoted.

Capi. Jamea Moaeneff Grienon, trom tbe Seconded List, to be Captain; Tlx H.Y. Hunt, promoted. rv n4ArmBtioDed LientenanU to ba Captalni Alexander Berjmgtovt Wedderbom, rica W. O.

Fhilli more, fvcooded for aerriee with tbe local forcei in We torn a A 1 3 Auctralia UeraM U. Arrojmn ret w. O'SaUiran. uomoted John Hewitt Jellett, rice E. A.

Boith, aeooaded for aerriea with a Natira Mountain Battery; Franeii Edward Cooper, Tie Breret Major A. N. Rocbfort, promcted Herbert Kendall Jackaon, rice J. H. Kocaeter, promoted Sidney Vernon Thornton, rice A.

H. Carter aeconded' for aarrioa aa an Adjutant of Auxiliary Artillery John Henry Lanxford S. M. Rorera, eoonded I or aerrioa aa an Aaiatant of Auxiliary Artillery. Lieot.

Edmoad Eomerrille roreatier Walker seconded I or mc ice with a Natire Mountain Battery Lieut. Alfred Parecil Lccrfield baa been aacondea lor aomce witn a KUre Monntain Battery Matter Gonaer William Jarris ta ba Qoartermaatar. riea 5. Cox, retired. Coldttream Goarda.

Lleni. George yere Boyla retigns bii eomziiasion, RxatxzxTAX District. Licet. Col. and Col, R.

W. Hinxman, commanding the 10th Regimental 'District (tha Lincolnshire RegiDent), kariag completed fire years' aerriee in command of a Regi xoectal District, to be placed on half pay. Lars Battaliojcs. Tbe Deronsbir Regiment. Lient.

George Milford Etd haa beea aeconded for aerriee with tha Indian Stall Corps, The Frinee of Walea's Own (West Yorkshire Regiment). Lie at. Francis C. Mnspratt nas been aeconded for aerriee witiv ihm Indian Stiff Corps. The East Yorkshire Regiment Lieut.

Harry. X. KiKJrcfpr resigns his eonanisiion. Tbe Bedfordshira Rriment. Lieut.

E. Granrille Wright hM bean aaeonded. for' aerriee with tbe Indian Staff Corpa. Tbe Royal Scot Lieut Charles Bailey has bern aeconded for aerriee with the Indian Staff Corps. Tbe King's Own Borderera.

Tb appointment of Lieut. McnUrai WQkinsan sj Adjutant is antedated to Feb. The Daka of Welliagton's (West Riding Regiment). ZieutWiUiam Exshawrom the 3d Battalion, the Norfolk Regiment to ba Lieutenant' on augmentation. The Hamcahire Seriment Lieut William Erie F.

Barltoa baa been seconded for aerriee with the" Indian BUS Corr. The Essex Reriment The promotion to tbe rank of Mmior of Cant Jamea Wittoo Thompson, dated Sept 15. 1885, which waa notified in the QaxctU of Match 9, 188C, iraAeUd. Tbe Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Lient.

Col. Riehard Langford Leir baa been appointed to command a battalien. PrinceM Charlotte of Wales's (Roval Berkshire Red menii uapi. naries crans uoroon nas oecn seoonaeu for sernce in the Army Pay Department The Einr's (Shropshire Lifftt Infantrrl. LTeut.

Benjamin Cotton has been aeconded for aerriee with the Errptiaa Army. the Highland Light Infantry. Lieut. Herbert Ftrgcstos. from tbe Royal Dublin Fusiliers, to be Lieutenant rice J.

A. M. Garuuier. promoted. Tbe Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders.

Major Ecginald v. Anneslcy retires on retired pay, witntne banormrr rank of Lientenant CoIoneL. Suff. The undermentioned officer to be Aidesle Camp to the Qoeen, with the rank 'Of Colonel in the Army Major and Brevet Lieut CoL H. G.

MacGregor, half pay Major and Breret Lieut CoL H. H. Farr. C.M.G.. the Frinee Albert's (SomerseUhira Licht Infantrri.

Commissariat and Transport Staff. Deputr Aasitant Cosubiaaary General, with the honorary and reiatire rank of Captain, William Robert Winter to be Aaaistant Com' misaary General. with tbe honorary and relative rank of Major, rice H. I. Wild, retired.

Lient General Sir Michael Anthony 8hrapnel Biddulph. X.C.B Colonel Commandant Iloval Artitlcrr. to ba General, rice General Sir John M. Adre, G.C.B Colonel Commandant Roral Artillery, retired. Major General Henry Aurostus Smyth, Royal Artillery, uwunanaing vae iroop.

ootwicn uistnct, to be Ueu tenaot Gcoeral. riee bir M. A. S. Biddulph.

K.C.B." Tbe undermentioned elm to be Majorenerals witn tne local rank in India of Ha)or Ben' iamin Lnmsdcn Gordon, C.B., Koral (late Madrai) Artil lery, rice Major General S. H.E. Cbamier, U.B.. retired Col. Frederick Royal Artillery, rice H.

A. Smyth. promoted CoL Jame keith Fraser, C.M.G., from Lieu Vnaat Uolonel; hell pay. Military Attache, Vienna, rice Major General A. Nugent, retired Col.

Henry Fanshawe Ut.T.e, As.istant Adjutant' and Quartermaster General, Southern District, rice Major General G. S. Young, C.B., retired. I Maior and Breret Lieut Col. George Swinley.

Royal ocmiij Arxiiiery, to cm ixaonei. Capt W.S. Greene, retired pay, has resigned his com Bianco. RxsiEvi' of OmcEKS. Capt Jamea M.

Leith, 5th Brigade, Scottish Division, Roral Artfllery, to be Captain. Luxton Jtffery, 7th Battalion, the King's Royal Bine Corps, to be Lieutenant. ITanatartea. cassaaet. ft BSeBibar of bhsi Cmrltan and BL Btaphean uuu, Mjr, jet formerly of Her Majesty's 38d and 8Ut RacimeaU Infantry.

CoUbrook, Georretradiog Ooltbrock and High strict, Etntford, clothier. Daraga, Frederick Brles, High Holborn jmd UtUeQissetH street, nolbora, tobacconist Dsngeyt John, Bulwrr road, Leytonstone, and Wells TIMES, yESDAY MffilSCBER Mi 1886 Lloyd, Gaorre. Daw! butcher Dee. 15. County Conrt Madaler.

Lomas, James, Marport, Cnmberland, boot and shoe) dealer Nor, 10. 67, Duka ftreet, AVhitehartn Dec Court house, Cockermouth. Marge taon. Jams Francis, Haleswcrth, Bolfolk, chemist and druggist and dentist Dee; 3, Official Keceirer'a office, norwicfl nor. Hi, Tom halL Great Yarmonlh.

Ueensssl rictoaller and I Madaleyj De. Arana, um nuusus, oenslonl atrat, Walworta, I Mitchell, Jonn, Balifax; fish, fruit and rame dealer timber merchant narria. C. Drnrr4ane ThMtm. nmrnkna.

Rayment, Jamf Bethn tTeen rntd, rrcCTgrootr tad BanmoBer, Smith, Vincent (trading aa J. W. Elliott, Bt John's road, and Filcyrcacant SUmfcrd hlll.boxmsnnfactnrcr. Tyler. Robert Emerie, Carolina street, Bedford aquarc, fttthltecti William, Upper Thames) ititet London, tad CamarTon road, StraUord, Essex, formerly of Cannea street and tbe Minoriea, lieenaed rictualler.

Is the Coonlry. AinJcy, Andrew, Leeds, builder. AUchin. John James, Dartford, Kent, builder; Alien, Alice, Bristol, portmanteauand trunk manufacturer. Armitace, Uenrr, Heekaondwike, wool and waste dealer.

Ballard, Henry Lirwia, Haalemere, Surrey, draper. Barker, Henry, Aacnby, Yorkshire, farmer. Baxter, Charlea Albert Stourbridge, and Oldswlnfotd, Stourbridge, corn irerchant Biggs, William Henry, Luton, wine merchant, provision merchant, and grocer. Bilbrough, Jamea, lloeslon hlll, LecJi (prcriouwy trading at Lcwda as T. and J.

Bilbrough), cloth manufacturer and Cro wthrr KJ ward, Lsed (preriooaly trading at tbe Valley Dye Works, Drigblington, Yorkshire), dyer, trading as Bilbrough and Crowiher, at Leeds, aa woollen manufacturers and merchants. Binna, George Edward (trading as George Binns), Brad ford, tailor. Bray, Peter, Woodhouse Carr, Leeds, carting agent. Bullock, Joseph Lomas, a prisoner in Millbank, lately carrying on bnsinas at Nottingham, and residing at Not ting Brighton. Matlock Bath, St.

Pancras Hotel, King'e crosa, and the Bedford Hotel, Tottenham euurt road. estate acest Carter, John Money, Chiswick, Middlesex, retired Colonel In Her Majesty's Army. Edwards, Hove, Sussex, tntleman. Edwards, John, Birmingham, beer retailer and licensed victualler. Faweett, Alfred, Bnrley in Wharfdale, Yorkshire, Furneaux, George William, Penryn, Cornwall, saiimaker.

Gaacoine, Robert, and MacLean, Alexander flatelr trading aa HacLran, Gaacoine, and Nottingham, lata manufacturer of enamelled and coloured papers. Goddard, Edwin George, Reading, coal merchant and cartage contractor. Griffith, John, Fenian and Tainewm, Garth cli, Cardigan shire, lanner. Hagan, Henry West Hartlepool, formerly grocer, afterwards shop manarer. now ale and porter merchant.

nolmden, Edgar Walter, Ltngfield, Surrey, farmer. Hughes, Richard, Stanford Bishop, Herefordshire, farmer. Illinrworth, John, Great Horton, Bradford, joiner and builder. Jones, Maria Ellen (trading as M.E.Jones and Swansea, grocer. Ltaberry, i George Lilley, Chellington, Bedfordshire, farmer.

Lee, Thomas, Newport, Salop; formerly draper, now draper's assistant. Lowe, Christopher Castle, Southtown, Suffolk, carpenter and Marsden. Joseph. Burley. Leeds, shoemaker.

Mitchell, John, Halifax, fish, fruit and game dealer. Morgan, David, Cadoxton, near Cardiff, draper and out fitter. Morley, Walter, Nottingham, joiner and undertaker. Oldroyd, Joseph, late of Dewsbury, now of Earlsheaton, near Dewsbury, late butcher, now out of business. Packard, Daniel, Stutton, Suffolk, farmer.

Farr. Thomas. Earle. Lincolnshire, miller. Read, Robert (trading as R.

Read and Leicester, tailor. Russell, John, High Wycombe, coal merchant Springate, Henry, Burreu Hill, Sussex, corn dealer. Teal, George, Bradford, draper. Towell, Charles, Uffculme, Devonshire, boot and shoe maker and reneral shopkeeper. Wearing, Daniel, and Wearing, Alice Jane, Dudley, billiard marker and milliner.

Williams, Evan, Williams, Owen, and Humphreys, Robert Griffith (trading' as Williams and Humphreys), Jv.trk dale. near Lireroool. builders. Wrixon, George Westboume, Bournemouth, livery stable keener and The following Amenta Notice is substituted for that published in tha London Oazttte of Nor. 16.

1866 George, William, Mynyddmelin, Idanychllwydog, Pem brokeshire, farmer. RECXXTuro Ordis Rtscaypxp. Dec Official Receirer's offices, Halifax Dec 13, Uorgan, George, Hereford, coach sad wagon builder sad D'sCTfSord2' Nicholas, 'Jane Elizabeth, Mumbles, Orrtermouth, Ola morgmosaire, ocaier in (sncy gooas uec 1, Ufflosi lie ceirers offlces. Bwansea Dec Zi. GuildhalL Bwanaem.

Perry, William, Old HilLKowler Regis, Staffordshire, lata oi ncwwifo, near snaiey, enainmaxer and cow keeper, lately lieeosed victualler Dee. 3, Official Receirer'a offlces. Dudley Dec 2. Oounty Court. Dndler.

Poeoek, George, Eastbourne, Sussex, butcher Nor. 30, mi. unampion oa, aermiaua roaa, utthournt Dee. 3, Countr hilL Lewes. Read, Robert (trading as B.

Read sad Leicester, tauor ucc ico, rnar iane, ietecster JJec. 15, Castle, ieicesier, Rnsbatch, Samuel, Aberdare, boot and shoe maker Dec 1, Official Receirer's office, Merthyr Tydfil Dec 6, 'lempcranconau, Aberoarc Drake, William, Ilttlenort CWnicbmhre. builder sad 1 farmerr tot and flaaldtr. 3a. SL, Dec 3, WLUow Wctyitutitr.

Nelaon, LancaaHre. chair msanfaetanr sadphcOsterer firat and final dir, of 7L, toy daj, 16, Nicbolasstreet, BombrV. Sraaa, Darid, Femdalc, Glamorganahire, faxmmonger 55 PtSL1 T. Mr CbUba's, 39, Broad treet, Bristol. Garbutt, Edwin, Sandal Magna, Yorkshire, maltster's mmRr factor Irst and final dir.

of 2a. Not. 30, Official Receiver's offices, Wakefleld. Gray, Thomas, Bridlington Quay. Yorkshire, builder and saw mill proprietor second and final instalment of composition, nor.

20, Official Receirer's efflees. Bar POLIOS. A si At thaGrjTlJDSiXTrerdaTJ)eioraHr. AlderBaa Grar. ABTHTrtBaaXOWWM charred with stealing elctliacthep perry of his master.

fJeomEdwnrd Long stated that he was wnoteaaie ciouuer carrying on onainess aa nouao. dltdu He had three partners. The prisoner had been In his serrice sj warehouaeeaan for seven year. On Monday he want to Biahopsgate pollcsi station. where he saw the prisoner and the clothing and cloth now xne clothing, which consisted ox eoai, trouaers, rest, and overcoat waa his propertr.

and he rained at 4 10a. Charles Hear Harris, Bjanagex to Mr. Grelrea, pawnbroker, 189, Mile end road, said that at uocx on aioncay erasing the prisoner onerea in pieagn inn Oreen, Joseph George, Abridrc near Romford, earoenter. I the orereoat and clothes orod need, statin that the artiales builder and undertaker first dir. of 6c.

Dec Official I ere his own. Witness had receired information from Rushton, Thomas Tun Brjdge, RswtenstalL Lancashire, draper Nor, 30, Official Receirer's office, Manchester Nor. Countr Court house, Blackburn. man uwtmu, Dimon, nanmongers and poi Uawes and Crisp, Queen 's road, Bavswatcr. IliZ Iottinr and The Parade.

Cotnniission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of the Countr of York Henry Mark Gale Coore. to be Deptttv Lieutcnant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. C.

fiymopds and E. Beaton, Idol lane, Great Tower street, tity, wine 'merchants. Coxon and Co Turnpike lane, Hornsey, butchers. foster and Hirh street, Clapham, auctioneers, valuers, and estate agents epence, Tebbut" and Amor, Limkiln Dockyard. shipowners, shipbuilders, and shipwrights J.

Crook tilterers. Shephefd'a hu.h.a... k. uokii. ana joiaxey, llklcy painters and.

pBDerbangers. Hill and Mauchlea, Newl stle upon Tyne, contractors and builders. Gerlaeh and Cox, Homan road, Old Ford, and Devonshire street Liason grovB, licensed victualler. Elinbeth May and Mary Borgia, Chelmsford, principals of a ladies? school Harris, Goodwin, and Leadenhall streat, London, Birmingham, Shanghai, Hongkong, Singapore. Brisbane, crdneynd Chris tchurchfew Zealandnd Harris and Good in.

UaUria, Java, general merchant. Humphrey and illiams, LirerpooL builders. rCartcr and Lloyd, Wolver baipton, washer naaufactnrers and whitesmiths. Woodruff and Farmer. Nottingham, hosier manufacturers.

J.SJstevth and W. Huntley, Borough nigh Nottoa Folgate. and East road, Hex ton, "boot and shoe makers, under the stile of tbe Borough Boot Com Pny. Honncll and Thomas street, Kenabgton psr, cotfectioner as far as regards J. H.

McDermott fcd wards. Son, and Gongh, Birmingham, solicitors. A. iJ C. Raw, Surbitou.

banjo makers. Tillotson Brothers. Burnley, druggists and drysalUrs. E. Brad baw aad Barber, Manchester, Bale, and Btretford.

actioneers and.raltters. Thornley and Brewill, Notting fn lace manufacturers. H. T. sadT.

Guest, Wakafteia, Vabcr merchanU. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. (The Bankruprry Act, 1S69.) 'JdrBtm, Boston Spa and Leeds, archlteet and suf final dividend of ld, on sad alter 30, Official Receiver's office Lecdc SCOTCH BEQPESTBATI0N8. boaierr mannfacttirer, Nor. l7.

HoWt Dumfries. J. Cunning 5 Iron founder, Nor. 27, at THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1B8J. Rtcxiriaa, Oatn, In London.

Ute of George street, of Ciaaoatreet, aad ArgyuW; Cripps. Frederick (trading as F. and J. Cnpps, and Cripps upgnion, nesnire, ana uverpooi, oooKseuer and stationer grounds of rescission, debtor having complied 'with provisions of composition arrangement approved by the Court. FlKST MrSTCfOS 1KD PUBLTO EXXJtUr ATI 0X1.

In London. Bafllie, John Clere'and row, St James's, genii first meeting, tor. street. Liucoln's tnn Lincoln 's inn flelds. Barnes, Dr.

George Aylmer, High gate Nor. 30, 33, Carey stret Llncobi's inn Dec. 15, 34, Lincoln's inn field. George, Henning street, Battersea, provision coal merchant Dec. Umctal Sadler, James Creak, King's Lynn, woollen draper Dec 3, Official Receiver' office, Norwich Dec 8, Coart nonsc.

Lynn. Beott, Thomas John, Torre, Torquay, innkeeper Nor. 30, Castle of Exeter, Exeter Dee. 9, Castle of Exeter, lureser. eMaaaa 1 M.a tStM Diaoic, voscpn, oouin auuneia, ounderland, eommission agent Nor.

30. Official Receirer's office Sunderland Dec. 2. County Court house. Sunderland.

Skidmoro, John, Highflelds. Sedgley, Btaffordshire, licensed rictualler Dec. 2, Official Receirer's offices, iTucuey uee, wounty uourt iudiey. Bmith, Esau, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, late of Ciren cester, flock manufacturer Dec 1, Official Receirer's offices, Swindon Dec 8, Corn Swindon. Smith, William, Bath, and Batheaston.

Somersetshire, market gardener and greengrocer Nor. 30, High iiaum omcea, un uec uutidnall. Iiath. Bparkrs, Frank PeAchey, East Ashling, Fontlngton, Sussex, farmer Dec 1, Dolphin Hotel, Chichester liec uonrt nouse, ungnton. boutneote, rredenes: uiiam, Jungston upon HuIi, cow keeper Dec.

1', Official Receirer's office, Hull Dec 6, Court house, HulL Swalwell, William, now confined in Her Majesty's Prison, toe casuc lora. lately residing at nam ton, York shire, farmer and cattle dealer Nor. 30, Official Re ceirer's offices, Scarborough Dec 15, County Court omoe, ccarborougn. Teal, George. Bradford, draper Dec 1, Official Receirer's cnamoers, uraaiora iJec, 7, County Court.

Bradford. Temperton. Joseph, Kingston npon Hull, crasher Dec 2, Hall of the Incorporated Law Society, Hull uec court nouse, 11 all. Towell, Charles, Uffculme Deronshire, boot and shoe maker and general shopkeeper Dec 3, Castle of Exeter, Exeter Dec 9. Caatlo of Exeter.

Exeter. Wale lames Frederick, Birmingham, grocer and provision dealer Dec. 2, Official Receirer's offices, Birmingham ucc it, uoort noose, uirmwgnam. Wallwork, John, Pendleton, Lancashire, lately trading with T. Carter, aa the Pendleton Flint Glaas Company.

out oi Dusioeas, laie aim giau maauiaciurer voc. Official Receirer's offices, Manchester Dec 1, Court nouse Baiiara. The followbg Amended Notice is substituted for that puousnea in uia uonam vasctic oi nor. 1000 Williamson, Hugh William, and Williamson, William Shepherd, Ramsdell and Congleton, Cheshire, coal and iron masters, having traded as the Stonetrough Colliery Company at Scholar Green, as Williamson Brothers at Brown Lees, Wolstanton, and as the Goldendale Iron Company at Golden Hill. Wolstanton Dec.

1, North Staffordshire Hotel, Stoke upon Trent JJec iv, xown nau, iianiey. Dat ArpoijrTED foe Peocekdiho wrrn PrsuaFxauia' XTIQV APJOCBXEU Sllf DlK. Robinson, Francis, Penistone, Yorkshire, batcher Dec 16, County Court house, Barnsley. AwtmcATioss. In London.

Bayne, William Bicknell, Willoughby lane, Tottenham, and uorastreet, iiarimgion garaens. Cocks, James Abram, MargareUstreet Regeatstreetlate of UentincK strect jiancnester quare, mercantile clerk. Huntley, Herbert James, Shirland road, Paddington, late of Worcester, trading with J. Littlebury. printer.

Mills, John Alfred (trading as A. Mills and. Broad way, siammersmiin, tailor and outfitter. Shepherd. James John.

Commercial road. Lambeth. Canal' road, Kingsland, Ewer street Gravel lane Southwark, and Kinr's road, Peckham, firewood dealer. Vogler, Alfred Theodor, Cannon street, London, commis sion agent In the Country. Akerman, ioomas Amiii, liirmmcnam, barer and eon lecuoner.

Receiver's office. Romford. Griffiths, John, Longdon, near Tewkesbury, farmer first and final dir. of 7s. Dec 1, 45, Copeahaja ttreet, Worcester.

Grindley, Samuel, Crarea Arms, Shropshire painter, plumber, sad glazier first and final dir. of Slifor; 23, Ofacial Receirer's office, Hereford. Harrison, Thomas, Care by, near Stamford, farmer first and final dir. of 3 2 say day, Official Receirer's erne. Cambridge.

Hart, William Alfred, late of Torquay, Newton Abbott, Tiverton. Boacombe, Hemafield, Bournemouth, and Bridgwater, now trading at Bournemonth. fancy goods dealer and hard wareman second and final dir. I 8dn any day, Mr. E.

T. Collins 's, 33, Broad street. BristoL Hawcs, Edwin, Oldham, grocer first and final dir. cf4. Nor.

26, Official Receirer's office. Oldham. HorafalL; Alfred Henry (trading aa Horsfall and Son), Coventry and Leamington Priors, printer, stationer, and paper bai; manufacturer second and final dir. of Nor. 26, 8, Cannon street, Birmingham.

Hughes, Thomas, Maeabury, Salop, miller and farmer first dir. of 4s. Dec. 1, and any subsequent Wednesday or Thursday, Mr. W.

W. Conlaon's, Oswald road, Oswestry. Jones, Darid James, Walsall, formerly of Birmingham, licensed rictualler, formerly fruiterer first and final dir. of 4s. on and after Nor.

27, Official Receirer's offices, Wolverhampton. Morgan. John, Piltgwenlly, Newport, lately trading with 8. Cottel and G. F.

Burrell at Newport, as CotteL Morgan, and blacksmith first and final dir. of 10s. Dec 1, Official Receirer's office, Newport, Hon. Parke Elixa (formerly Eliza Walford), Cannington, Somer m.i.uur, luruicnj oi unufirjKT, snop Keeper, lata tor and fancy warehousewoman first and final dir. of 4s.

anr dar. Official Receirer'a offices. Tanntnn. Parks, John, Clifton. Bristol, draper second and final dir.

of Is. day, Mr. E. T. Colins'a, 39, Broad street BristoL Pilsbury, Darid, Cannock, Staffordshire, carpenter and builder first and final dir.

of 3s. on and after Nor. 27. Official Receirer's offices. Wofverhamnton.

Pope, Frederick William, Bhepton Mallett, SomerseUhire, araper nrsi and iinsj dir. or us. any day, air. Collins'. 39.

Broad street. BristoL Rainford, Robert (now deceased), late of Lytham and St. Anne on tne ces, plumber, painter, and glazier first dir. of 7s. Nor.

SO, 1, Lune street, Preston. Scown, William, Taunton, flour and com dealer first and final dir. of 8s. Nor. 20, 3, Hammet street, Taunton.

Slater, Thomas Smith.George Henry (trading as a later and co.j, Cardiu, lumiture dealers and up hobiterers first and final dir. of Cs. any day, Mr. K. T.

Collins's. 39. Broad street Bristol. Williams, Elias, Chester, draper first dir. of any day, Mr.

S. Hunt's, 21, Nicholas Street, Manchester. Withers, Henry Cooke. Norwich, and Heigham, Norfolk, drysalter first and final dir. of 4s.

on and after Dec. 1, Mr. H. P. Gould's, 8, King street, Norwich.

maps oh Apflicatioks tor Discoakox. In London. Bimepfel, Joseph, President street Go well road, lately trading witn M. Urunbanm, at Uolden une, Barbican, hat and bonnet manufacturer discharge suspended for two months. Crabb, Thomas, Elm park, Brixton hill, builders' foreman discharge suspended for threa months.

Miller, William Hunter (trading as W. H.Miller and Bon), Westminster isridge ruad, aurrer, and nrignton. inter il Receiver's office. 100. Nor.

23, Court house. f'pubiamnaUonfSo Wlba Henry, Luton, wine merchant, prorision I rtf nnA BDbrougb, Jamea, Beeston Hill, Leeds, prerionsly trading I 1 .1 umtiu, x. uia ii. nuorougo, ciota manuiaciurer and Crowther, Edward, Leed, previously trading at tha 11! 1.. TA Ll' vT 1 ing as Bilbrough and Crowther, at Leeds, woollen manu (actorers and mercnants.

Binns, George Edward (trading as Oeorge Binns), Brad' ford, tailor. Bowles, William, Great' Marlow, Buckinghamshire fruiterer and farmer. Burton, William (trading aa William Burton aad 'Sons), Basford, and glazier. Davies, John, and Davie. Daniel (trading as Darles Brothers), Brynmawr.Breconshire.and Garnrach, Nanty clo, Monmouthshire, grocers, provision merchants, and drapers.

Draper. Frederick, Ilkeston Junction, Coaaall, Nottiag namsnire lately trading at JLiong iaton, Uerbyahire, lace manufacturer. Driver, William, Manningham, Bradford, formerly of Bradford, commission agent, formerly coal dealer. Dymond, Lake Tink, and Dymond, Matilda Ann, New port, tobacconists. Edwards.

C. Hove, ttusaex. centlemaa. Griffiths, John, Fenian and Tainewm, Gartheli, Cardiganshire, fanner. Hughes, Richard, Stanford Bishop, Herefordshire, farmer.

Illinrworth, John, Great Horton, Bradford, joiner and builder. lomas, Jamea, Maryporr, Cumber land, boot and shoe dealer. Margetaon. James Francis.Halesworth,&uffolk,chemist aad .1 1 A Milner, George Elland, Yorkshire, mason and contractor. Mitchell, John, Halifax, fish, fruit and game dealer.

Morley, Walter, Nottingham, joiner aad undertaker. and stationer discharge suspended for one month. Rice, Henry, late of St Paul road, Highbury, now em ployed at The Tine office. Queen Victoria street, printer disc bar re suspended for six months. Turner, Charles Henry, Stone buildings, Lincoln's inn, barrister at law discharge granted.

Whiting. Elizabeth, Kensington Gardens square, lodging nonse keeper discnarge granted. In tbe Country. Barker. George, Brettell Lane, Staffordshire, licensed ric tualler manager discharge granted subject to certain conditions.

Chandler, Agnes, and Chandler, Martha, Great Malvern, lodging house keepers discharge granted. Davis, 1 rancis, Castlemorton, Worcestershire, farmer discharge granted, but suspended for two months. Harrison, Joseph, Birmingham, draper, hosier, and haberdasher discharge granted on certain conditions. Raskins, Kingswood, Gloucestershire, grocer dis hurra refuted. Sarill, Williav, Clarering, Essex, farmer unconditional discharge, Sprite, John.Et.

Mawcs, St Just in Roseland, Cornwall, coal mercnatt discnarge grant 1 unconditionally. Tomer, EliiilJt th Sarah, Falmouth, grocer and tea dealer discharge granted unconditionally. Young, tdwin'i Bristol and Cardiff, fruit and potato mer enact and salesman absolute order of discharge granted. Mr. Long, and sent for a policeman, who took the accused into euatody, and found on him the serge produced.

Tha prisoner pleaded guilty, aad was sentenced to two months' imprisonment hard labour. At Bow STBirr. before Mr. Vaughan, Mr. P.

H. PrrtCH, master of the Kritbh steamship Moaner, appeared to a summons taxen oat oy toe uoara ot Trade, and waa nnea 10 and costs, for contravention of tbe 207th section of the Merchant Shipping Act by unlawfully leaving a seaman behind at Yokohama on the 29th of June but, without re porting toe matter to tbe consul at that pott, and obtaining his endorsement on the ship's articles. At MjLRLBOKoro gTOtrTAump tailor. ut nou nrwi, iAng acrc, ana abthck vobb, 14, tailor, of Lexington street, So ho, were charged on remand with being concerned together in stealing a cost card aad aiz letters from Regent street, the propertr of Eugene Aacherberg, music publisher. The facts of the ease hare been reported.

The priscoen were committed for trial. At Mabtliboxi, Jofijr Bbooki, 43, a plumber, wai charged with being found in the grounds of Annesley lodge, Park road, Regent's park, supposed for the purpose of committing a' felony. He was further charged with assaulting sne police, roiice constablo WUlavm Uoere, 237 stated that he waa on duty in Park road at 1 30 on Tuesday morning, and hearing the noise of footsteps in the enclosed premises of Annealey lodge he called Constable who assisted him in climbing over the wall into the enclosure. As soon as he got into the grounds he saw the prisoner, who at once ran away. Witness pursued and caught him, and a desperate struggle ensued between them.

After a few minute the witness succeeded in blowing his whistle. The continued to strucrle. and the witness, finding that he waa being over powered, drew his truncheon and used it At lengtbH tnree constables came to his assistance and with great difficulty the prisoner was got to the station. On being searched some silent matches, two knives, and a latchkey were found on him. He said that he was the potman at a Subliehouse near, and that he got orer into the garden to down.

Afterwards the jemmy produced waa near the spot where the straggle with the prisoner took place. On the stable door were marks which corresponded the instrument Further evidence waa siren to show that Police constables Gutherie, Dunn, and Richardson had to climb over the wall to get to Hoare'a assistance and that each of them waa kicked violently on the legs by the prisoner. Mr. Cooke remanded the prisoner for inquiries. Tuoicas Bbowx, 26, and Edward Hatts, 25, were charged with obtaining from Sidney Herbert Murrell one penny, and a like sum from Police constable Charles Lang ford, 29 intent to defraud.

It appeared that the prisoners and a third man not in custody were shouting at Kilburn lata at i night Shocking murder and tragedy in Cambridge road, Kilburn," and selling papers presumably containing an account of the alleged event. Murrell, who said he was an errand boy, went up to them and purchased a copy of the Etming a not, tot which be was charged Id. When he examined the paper he failed to find in it what the prisoners bad been calling out. The constablo also bought a paper of Brown, fpr which be was charged Id. The constable particularly questioned the men as to whether the paper contained a report of the alleged murder and was told that it did.

After examining the paper, and finding that it had no report of a murder in it, bo went after the prisoners and, with ax is tan ce, took them into custody. Tbe prisoners said that they had been selling the cAo, which contained a report of an inquest headed A tragedy at Kilburn," and it was a mistake if they bad sold the Evtnifuj JVcvj. They also said that they did not know tbe papers which they sold did not contain the news in question. Mr. Cooke committed the prisoners for trial.

At Mr. D'Eyncnurt waa occupied the greater part of the afternoon in hearing School Board sum monses, and in two eases important questions arose in connexion with the new scheme forthe payment of school fee and for their remission which came into operation on the 4th of October but. Mr. W. H.

Ware, tbe superintendent tor tbe Cbelsea Division of tne School Hoard, aid that so far aa he waa aware these were the first eases which had resulted from the operation of the new fee scheme. Any cnild presenting itseli on a Monday morning without the fee was sent homo (usually in th dinner hour) with an intimation that it must be paid forthwith. If no satis factory explanation was the foUowiag Wednesday tne parent naa notice irom tne teacner; eitner by nana or post, directing that any application for the remission of fees must be made forthwith to the local managers, to be sonsidered on its merits. If tms notice was ignored, or in the event of application for credit or remission being refused, the teacher waa ordered on the Monday week follow ing tne nrtt notice to reiuse to admit the child. The Board relied on the case of Saunders r.

Richardson." in which the decision of tbe Court of Appeal was that a parent who failed to provide his child with the Laming aad ojdand hlss io prisoner would be reaaaded; At SocTHTraJUC, JOH3T BALrffBzacorst, a dark, was up on remand, charred beform Mr. Blade wisli attempting to obtala the) of HfalswftstteaesT fram Mr. Marcus Septimns Brawn, MOfrfrter ti tlw, CfrsjtJ garden Hotel. The evidence In lb case has sjresdy been reported. Mr.

Doreton Btayth, who sppaiatsd for tha defence teHed fere witaaawsw to pxttTsj airbtV and argued that it was a ease of bus taken identity. Mr. Blade said it waa a case for a jury, and the latUanet would be committed for trial. Mr. LVrttoa SssyHl uMM ban, bat it appeariag thai the prisoner was wanted in Birmingham on a charre or felony 'Mr.

Blade said the prtKmefmust find bail 10 for his spearaace at tto Old Bailey Sessions. --At LutorrH, BAHirtt Kent, 38, fruit dealer, charged on remand. Mr. Biron, Q.C., vith stealing a gold watch and chain, ralae fll. Trom the person of Charles Eirkmaa, at the Railway Bar, SUtiread, Ws wcrtwroI appeared to proseento and Mr.

Ody defended. The evidence of the prasecutorl a German, wu to the effect that he had occasionally met the prisoner aad treated him to drink, On tha occasion of this affair he was with the prisoner at the Rockingham Anns, and daring a discussion some remark was made as to the size of the prosecutor's arsasv The dispote resulted in aa adjoorament to the Railway Bar, aad there, in order to decide a bet made on the point, the prosecutor waa requested to take off his eoat, whieh he did." He was then told to hold op his arms, aad in this ha com" plied. While in this position the prisoner took tha wmtch and chain from the prosecutor's pocket and then went The nroseentor while string information aa a saw the prisoner and gare him into custody. He then said he had not taken the watch. During the remand it was ascertained that the priaoner shortly after the alleged robbery entered a panucnouM ana naooea us watea and chain to the manageressjaking her to take earo of them until the followin dar.

Mr. Arartroar called evidence in support of this fact, aad after! tha witness had bean erocs ezamined by Mr. Ody, tha prisoner was committed to take his trial at the Sessions, Mr. Biroa agreeing to accept hail for his appearance Bxsjaxur Srvrra. 33.

earmaa, was charged oa rs mand, before Mr. Biron. Q.C., with being, drunk while in charge of two horses and a ran, aad causing bodily harm to Emma Midland, aged 76, by knocking ber down and running over ber. The; evidence given showed that the prisoner waadririn at a somewhat rapid pace along the Wal worth road, and upon' turning into Trsalrar street the pole of tho ran struck the woman in tbe chest as she was crossing the road. She was knocked down and the horses seemed to hare trampled upon' her.

She was picked up, and after being attended by a surgeon was removed by polise constable 34 R. to Guy's Hospital. It was found that she had suffered dreadful Injuries, baring a fractured jaw, fractured ribs, and a broken arm. The affair took' place on tne lltb aad taere waa bat vary latnl nope of her surviving. The constable informed his worship that the injured woman died that morning; Mr.

Biron said the matter would no doubt be incruired into bra coroner's jury, and it would be therefore necessary to hare a further remand. The priaoner would be remanded, and if bailed it would be upon 100. At HAHxrRSjrrTH. Fzxdzxxcx a raafltter. tiring at Barnsbary.

surrendered to his bail to answer the charge of insulting Annie Lee Ha laundry girl, while naing in a (run oa sno iiorva un oonsa essem unctioa Railway from South Acton to Hammersmith. It appeared that the prisoner and the complainant were alone in the carnage, and while tne train was proceeding towards Ham mersmith the attention of the ruard was called to the rL She had her head out of the window and was crying. went aloaz the footboard to the window, when she com plained of the conduct of the prisoner and threatened to jump out if the guard did not take her away. As they were earing the station the guard locked the carriage door, and directed her to keep ber head at the window to enable him to watch At Hammersmith tbe prisoner waa taken to the stationmaster, who heard the complaint. When before the magistrate the priaoner said he denied the charge from first to last.

The girl was looking out of one window and he was at the other. Mr. Haynes now defended the priaoner, and wished to cross examine the complainant Mr. Bennett declind to allow him, aad said tne case was tried and nnuned on tne tormer occasion, us remanded the' prisoner for the purpose of ascertaining tho character of the girL It would be inconvenient to reopen the case. Sergeant Thompson said he had found that the girl bore a highly respectable character.

Ha also found that the prisoner waa a respectable man. Mr. Bennett sen tenced the. prisoner to three month" imprisonment with hard labour. Mr.

Hiynes gare notice of appeal, and submitted bail whieh was accepted, and the prisoner was liberated. and Victoriatreet Westminster Wandsworth. Dnnkley, Thomas, Swain's Iaae. Highgate, marble mason Dec. 33, Carey street, Idncoln's inn Dec ,17, 34, LLaoala'a fields.

Hobiastock, Hugo, and Hobinstock. Julius (trading as Hobinatock Brothers), Long line, London, and Upper street Islington, wholesale furriers Dec. 3, Bank ruptcr buildingaj'ortugal street Lincoln's inn Dec. 17, 34, Liacoln'a iaa fields. Lavender, William, and Lavender, Edward (trading as Lavender and Son), Manor street, Clapham, and Bread street Cbeapside.buiUers and decorators Nor.

30. Bankruptcy buildings, Portugal street, Lincoln's inn Nor. 25, 34, Lincoln 's inn ceku. Matthews, Samuel, late of the Star Inn, Queen's road, Netting hill, now of Bristol.prirate in the Commissariat and Transport Corps Dec. 2, 33, Carer street Lin colnVinn Dec 1G, 34, Lincoln's inn fields.

Meczyk, Woolf, Steward street, Brushfield strect, and Church lane, Whitt chapel, grocer Dec 1, Bankruptey buildiugs, Portugal street, Lincoln's inn Dec. 16, 34, Lincoln 's inn flelds. Neill, Edmund, Stanley buildings, St. Pan era road, gatekeeper and timekeeper Nor. 30, 33, Carey street, Lincoln's inn Dec.

9, 34, Lincoln's inn flelds. Pack, James (trading aa Pack Brothers). Brixton hill, Brixton, and High Level Works, Brixtoo, builder and coatraetor Nor. 30, Bankruptcy bnildings, Portugal street Lincoln's inn Dec. 9, 34, Lincoln1 inn fields.

Rrm. Rm nJuM. Rtftt 1,11. rackard, Uaniei, istuttoa, buUoIk, farmer, trdW the Kunninjr Hre Tavam. Bl4kfrt.An Pbes, Thomas, Landore, 8waaea, innkeeper and a I 1ftrWllf sf juJ muling at muurop creficeut, VAinoea roau, liollo I TI Sadler, James Creak, King's Lynn, woollen draper.

Skidmore, John, Highflelds, Sedgley, Stafford shire, innkeeper. Small, George, Salisbury, painter, plumber, and glazier. Smith, William, Bath, and Batheaston, SomerseUhire, market gardener and greengrocer. Snngcs, Oeorge Samuel Frederick, and Snuggs, Caleb illiam Alfred (trading as Snuggs Brothers), York A own, rnmiey, surrey, nsnmongers and poulterers. Teal, George, Bradford, draper.

Temple, Joseph, Carlisle, hotel keeper. Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, and Thomas, John (trading aa Thomas and Sons), LlaneUy, bootmakers: Towell, Charles, Uffculme, Deronshire, boot and shoe maker and general shopkeeper. Wallwork, John, Pendleton, Lancashire, lately trading wi to x. carter, as me x'endieton runt Ulaas Company, out of businea. late glass manufacturer.

Watson, John Douglas, Lurline gardeas, Battersea park, late of Vietoria rod Battarsoa park, and formerly of voracrrus, voauoro, uioucestersnire, surgeon. Orpeks ox Applications to Approve Sciixmes. Harwocd, James, and Daris, Edward Prosaer, Mansfield Woodhouse and Beeston, Nottinghamshire ironmasters and colliery proprietors, trading as the Awsworth Iron Company, at A wsworth, Nottinghamshire; and as the Twywell Iron Ore Company, at Twywell, Northampton shire, joint and separate estates. Notices or DmDDf ds. In London.

Brown, George Ebenezer (trading as Eben Brown and Liverpool, late aa Co un cell and Brown, silk mercer, late silk mercer and draper second dir. of 2. Nor. 29. 32, Poultry, E.C.

Cane, Thomas, Burgess Hill, Sussex, lately trading at Albert Embankment, Lambeth, manufacturer first dir. of anr day except Saturday, Chief Official Receirer's offices, si, carey street, Lincoln inn. Crook, Robert King, Lowestoft draper and hosier second and final dir. of Is. Nor.

26, Messrs! J. F. Levering and Co. 'a, 77, Greaham street, E.C. Cudd, William, Hollrdale road, Nonhead, baker first and final dir.

of 9s. any da except Saturday, Chief Official Receirer's offices, 33, Carey street, Linooln's inn. Day, William Frederick, Reading, hosier first and final dir. ot bd any day; Messrs. W.

x. Lore ring aad 77, Greibam street, E.C. Harrington, Arthur, Clapham road, stationer and bookbinder irst instalment of composition of 10s. in the pound, any day except Saturday, Chief Official Receirer's offices, 33, Carey street, Lincoln's inn. Lawsoa, James, street Canning town, baker and corachandler final dir.

of 3s. any day except Saturday, Official Receirer's offices, 33, Carey street Lincoln inn. Scatoa, Sarah, Exeter, boot and shoe dealer first dir. of 4s.Nor.26, Mr. J.

A. Craig's, 30, Finabury paTeaeat, la the Cenatry. Bellamy, George, Leeds, life assuranee ayent first dir. of Nor. 30, Official Receiver's nee, Leeds.

Be ran, Roland Tucker, Cardiff. ironmonger first dir. of Is. day, Mr. E.

T. Collias's, 30, Broad street, BriatnL Bramley. Richard (deceaacdl, late of ScarthingwelL York war, agent to a corn mercnant, uteir licensed rictualler Dec. 1. 33, Carey street, Lincoln's inn Dec.

14, 34, Lincoln's inn fields. Badgrore; Thomas, Shaftesbnry street, New horth road, Islington, and Kenyon road, Hackney, sbirt dresser first meeting, De. 2, Bankruptcy buildings, Portugal street, Lincoln's inn. Stephen. Joseph, Areaue, Central Meat' Market, and Tufnell park road, Holloway, meat salesman Dec.

8, 33, Carey street, Lincoln's inn Dec 7, 34, Lincoln's inn fields. In the Country. Allchin, John James, Dartford, Kent, builder Dec. 2, Official Receirer's office, Kocbestcr Dec. 6, Courthouse, Rochester.

Arthur, Benjamin, Penarth and Cardiff, prorision mer chant Dec umcua receivers omce, cardis fior. 30. Town ball. Cardiff. Rigg.

William Henry, Luton, wine merchant, provision merchant, and grocer use. rarr strect IV est, Luton! Dee. 16. Court Lnton. Cross, Elizabeth, Rugeley.

shoedcaler Dec. County Tlx. 1 H.ryttr Staffml Cnmmings. John Charles (trading as dimming and Law), Hold and connans vJi riinrsoire, grocer and prorision dealer Nor. 30, Official Receiver's offices, Chester Dec 16, Chester Castle, Chester: Dariee Thomas Edward, Pontycymmer, near Bridgend, Ulamorgansmre, draper ana outnttcr ute.

umciai Receiver's office, Cardiff Nor. 30, Town hall, Cardiff. Denison, Frederick William, Kingstpn upon Hull, wine and spirit mercnant uec. uaciu ncoeirer omce, Hull Dec 6. Court house, Hull.

Edwards. Cadwallader, Hove, Sussex, gentleman Nor; 30, 4, Parilion buildings, ttngbton ix c. court bouse, Brisbton. Evan, Richard, WalsalL builder Dec. 1, Official.

Receirer's office, Walsall Dec. 1, Court house, WalsalL Faweett, Alfred, Burley in Wharfedale, Yorkshire, farmer Dec 2, Official Jleceirer omce, x.eods uec it, Countr Court house. Leeds. Joseph Henry. Preston, provision dealer Dec.

Uffioai Receirer's office, re ton xiec uounty Court offices. Preston. Hoard, William, and Peake, Alfred, Cilfynydd, near rontypndd, builders and contractors Dec 1, Ufficial Receiver's office, Merthyr Tydfil Dec 7, Court house, Pontrrjridd Hughes, Richard, Stanford Bishop, Herefordshire, farmer Dec 3, official Receirer's office, Worcester Dec. a. Sessions Ccrart.

Witfrwdvr: niingworth, John, Great Horton, Bradford, joiner and builder Dec 1, Official Receirer'a chambers, Bradford wuuij vourt, tjraaiora. James, Thomas, Blaengarw. near t3 rid rend, and Cadoxtoa Juzta Barry, Olamorganshire, draper, builder, and eon ttfIJee. 2, Official Receirer's office, Cardiff Hot. auwu nau, cardiu.

Jones, Maria Ellen (trading as M. E. Jones aad officixl Receirer's offlces, Swansea Dec 22, Town haU, Swansea. Jones, WUW Shrewsbury, timber haulier Dec, 13, LwBodety'a Rooms, Shrwsbury Dec 13, BhirehaU, Strath. Robert (trading aa EeDey aad 8trath and as the llanchester Clothing Cera panvL New MIDDLESEX Nov.

23. The adjourned November sessions for criminal business were held to day at the Sessions house, Clerkenwell. be fore Mr. P. II.

Edlinr Q.C., the AssUtant Judge lr. J. D. Fletcher, Chairman of the Second Court, and other justices. Sir.

Kisrn applied to tne Assistant Judge in tne case or Henry MTr.R3Mvr.ua. who was recently committed for trial to these Sessions, at the instance of the Exchange Telegraph Company, on a charge of infringing the conditions of tne Telegraph Act. Mr. Kitch stated that'the defendant, who was out on bail, died last aturuay, and bis application therefore was that the indictment should be withdrawn from the grand jury. The certificate ot death baring been' handed in, the application waa acceded to.

Gxoroe Waki, 23, and Harriet Waixkr, 20, were indicted for stealing a bedstead and other articles, value 16 the goods ot fcdward alker. Air. Foynter prosecuted. Walker pleaded "'Guilty." The prosecutor is a labourer living at Worpole road, Iileworth, and the prisoner Walker is his daughter. On tbe 22d of October be went to work.leaving bis daughter alone in the house.

Tbe male prisoner had been lodging with them up to the 20th found bu daughter gone and missed aa iroa bedstead, a feather bed. a nock bed. a perambulator, boots, aheets. and other articles, rained at 10 5s. Tbe place bad been practically stripped.

Inquiries were made by the police, and it was found tnat tne property naa been pawned oy tne pri soners, wno witn tne proceeds went to it ion. zne Jury found the male prisoner Guilty, and the Assistant udze sentenced him to 12 months' imprisonment with bard labour. The father expressed his willingness to take his' daughter back home when she earner out of prison, and the Assistant Judge sentenced her to two montha' im prisonment as a second class misdemeanant KEDEK1CX WILLIAM JlCTClilKS. Zl, and ILLIAM ALLEX, 22, were indicted for stealing 41b. of tea and other articles, the goods of the Civil Serrice Supply Association (Limited).

Mr. Burnie. with whom was Mr; Besley, prosecuted on behalf of the association. Hutehins was employed as a counterman by the association, and it appeared that he made up a parcel of 41b. of tea and 41b; of coffee, and handed it to who walked away with it without paying, ine jury lound tne prisoner Uuxlty, and Mr.

Fletcher sentenced Hutehins to four and Allen to three months' imprisonment, with hard labour. Cuarlxs ilKVKKS, si, a loreigner, was indicted tor assaulting Rose Warrell. Mr. Hutton prosecuted. The ease was 'recently reported at the police court.

The prisoner was staring at the Hotel Bologna, 27, Gerrard street. Soho. at which the prosecutrix was a servant. She alleged that ha entered her bedroom while ahe was asleep' and indecently assaulted ber. He stated that he merely went in and woke ber np aa ahe was snoring and prevented him sleeping in the adioming room.

The jury Acquitted the prisoner. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. of paying the eea did not cause the child to attend school within the meaning of the Acts, The law was not aa til fled by the child presenting itself at the door of the school. tbe parent knowing; it would not be admitted in conae of tbe non payment of the fees. Mr.

D'EracDurt asked if there waa anything ia tbe Education Acts whieh could be pointed to as giving tbe School Board express authority for exclusion. Air. Ware. Ve rely on the ease of Saunders Richardson absolutely. Mr.

D'Ejntourt said taere was anotber case Tbe School Board tor Lon don r. Wood." The ruling in tha before referred to decision was here' extended to a ease when a child was not excluded, but was admitted and receired instruction. Mr. Ware said with that matter be bad nothing to do. The teachers were bound to carry out the present orders of the Board aa to exclusion, and under the 17th section of the Act of 1870 tbe Board had the power to act aa they thought right.

Formal proof was given in the case of a defendant named Hall. whose child, aged 10. was excluded on the 13th of October, and Mr. D'Eyncoort imposed a fine of Cd. and 2s.

costs. In the other case the defendant, who had the custody of four children, was bring apart from her husband. on the grounds of alleged cruelty and desertion, and the magistrate only imposed a fine of remarking that she would nave to pay tbe scbool lees in future taere being evidence oi ner ability to do so. At WOBSBIP STKXZT, ABRaBAV JOSZFH UUTTX3, 35, described aa a wholesale clothier, BcrJXsfUr ITT AX, 37, and Esther Pollock, 20, were brought up on warrants charged, Suites and J5ittan with having conspired together to cneat and detraud tbe creditor of tbe nrst named prisoner by removing goods and money aboTetha ralue of 20 particularly a sum of 200 within four months of the presentation of a petition in bankruptcy against him ana xsiuer roitoc wiia oeing an accessory aiier tne lact. Mr.

John Nicholia, solicitor, of Basinchiall atreet, prose cuted Mr. is lack well, barrister, defended tttttan air. Raphael, solicitor, the prisoner Unites and Mr. H. Ogle the prisoner Esther Pollock.

Mr. Nicholls said that the charges which would be brought against the prisoners were under the Bankruptcy Act. 32 'and 33 Vic. cap. bz.

The prisoners had been arrested at Colombo on their way to Australia, and brought back to this country by order of tbe Colonial Umce. The prisoner unite carried on business in Commercial street, Spitalfields, as a wholesale clothier, among hi creditors being a Mr. Samuel Musgrare, manufacturer, of Quebec street Leeds. Tbe prisoner waa indebted to him in a lam of 339. aad Mr.

Musgrare bad for some time pressed the prisoner for payment, un tne iin or eta ot August last tne prisoner made a distinct promise or payment of a portion of Air. Ma grave's account The latter, however, on calling agaia was met by Gai tea's wife, who said that her husband had left London, but would be back in two days. It was then discovered that Guites had left England and elosed tbe business in Commercial street. Where upon, Mr. Mua grave presented a petition in bankruptcy against him Subsequently it was found that the priaoner, who had had an account with the City Bank, Aldgate branch, had drawn a cheque far 200 and receired tbe money in four Bank of England notes of 50 each.

The prisoner had transferred those notes to the National Bauk of Australasia for a draft of the same amount (200) on the company's bank at in the name of L. J. Abrahams." It was next An (From the London Oasttle.) Account showing the quantities of certain kinds of Anicnltural Produce imported into the United King dom in the week ended Itovember 20, togetber witn tbe; quantities imported in the corresponding week of the niwvion rear i Svdnev ducorered that passages had been taken on the steamship ft Jflljo Carthage for j. Abrahams," Mrs. Abrahams," and a J4 iT iall DrntU 1 mItti.1..

llrlu (irun. BollS vowi, ana fhr B4 Da4 kfaat I Beat, sdlai and freak MtsU ttrwiuawBiw, wita 1 Dol. ortswrrtd Pork, Mlud (aot aisaal aad) Ml I FoultaT aa Oama (tnelodlnci rabbits) Butter HatHrias UrS Vaarl (mloe. rototoa l'naMnjMtia Core. Oralo, ataal, aa4 neur waca Bartay ItaU a Pm Wbaal ifsal aa4 r)oa Wombat Cwt Tata fl Owl.

Gnat daadiad Sashala Cwi, Tala.fi Owa, 1S3S. 1904 1763 15.387 B.7S3 17,7 LSI I90.4S3 17.16. 11.137 4tSM W17 L0I3.051 mist S9.J7J 47,330 S44.S0 4.5S5 1S.C23: 10 U.2SS 18.01J LOSS; 5.1CJ S.1U a. ceo 3.97i ZJ.4W 2D.4U 3U34 S.T7S4 US.S3S (174 I 145,411 33a 123 365,769 Til as ot only. Statistical Office.

Custom London, Nor; 22. Copybighi OmciAX. PrcATioS8. TIie fol lowing notice appean la last bight's Oeattt Printers and publishers are reminded that say one reprinting with sairay farmer nrst ana una. air, oi o.

ia nor. So, I Gorsrnment puniicaxian renders mmseu naoie to tao same Official Beceirer's I penalties as those which he might, under like eirenm Oollett, Richard Henry, IUord, Eaaeo, baker firat and I stances, hare incurred bad the copyright beea la prirate Official ReeeiTer's New va" Jr court, Newport. Lee, iTioaas, Newport, Eiop, formerlydraper, bow draper's aaitant Dee. 1, County Court oftUea. Staf ttA i nK FlhMtilt q.

Iigwie, HsnsBlah. Neath, grocer Dee, 1 Castle BoteL I final dir. of 3a. Dee. Official Beceirer's offices, hands.

T. DiCBT PioOTT, Controller. Hear lbjextr'a 2ith i Dee. 4, Zowasil. Xmtih I Bomford.

I Btatioacxy Office, Wcalmittiie Mr. Benjamin." the Carthage sailing from tha London Docks on the 20th of August. Photographs of the L. J. Abrahams Mr.

Benjamin being shown to the shipping agents and other witnesses, they were identified as tbe prisoners Guites and Bittan, the latter baring been In Gui tea's serrice as a buyer Bittan aad Esther Fouock, wbo bad passed as airs. Abrahams, had embarked on the ship at Tilbury, bat Guites joined ber at Brindiai, then passing as the husband of the young woman. He had, it appeared, left his wife behind. It was further shown by tbe sworn information which was read, that! a quantity of good had been removed from Commercial street sad shipped in the 'name of Abrahams oa board the same steamer, and Guites and Bittan had taken an aeti re part in that removal unites had also drawn other sums from the bank with which he had an a bank note for 50. which, it waa said, would be traced as a portion of moneys so drawn, was found concealed in the dress of the prisoner Esther Pollock when tbe prisoners were stopped at Colombo.

A sun. of 90 had also been paid for tha three passages, aad tha payments so made would form a portion "Tr M.ww M' Haaaay. Mr. Nicholia said that the fact of 50 note being found concealed upon Esther Pollock made her an th f.r 4 and he relied on that evidence lo bring ber within the ttta v. hue on.

us readmg of a portion ot tne information, endenca of tha rvifmV, by Detectire Sergeant WWl. hua magisirata gzantcae rsmann, refusing to admit either of tbe prisoners tobaiL At the TlLAlrrj thttm BOEXST Ll3taa. SO. Hhrmn nA witS being concerned together in stealing a bottle of brandy from av barge. Police sergeant Hayes de posea tw about 1 30 that rnorninf wse on duty la av galley off Cocoanut Btaln, MUlwall, when ho heard a knocking on board a barge which was drirtng down the rirer.

He rowed towards the barge, and found smother one waa huhed to It and the prisoners were fa charre. He went on board tbe barge Parker, which was in the charge of Smith. Ia the cabin he found a bottle of brandy aad a tin three parts full of the same sTdrit Beefac the bargewu loaded with ease of braady, he rpokrto Smith. Thai prisoner afterwards pointed eat A ease; aad when wttnees ceened it he ocsnd one bottle waa taitafae. was present, and he teak both prisoners into LAW NOTICES, This Day Wtdntiday), Nov.

24. HOUgr OF LORDS. WE3TKlTSB. Their Lordahip Q1 Dot ait for lodieial biuinea to daf. Tb following cause are "appointed tor bearing tomorrow at 10 33 lDt DohU (pauper) v.

Tna QaM wrigat aiia wua v. nortou aoa ouen. JUDICIAL COktMrrTEK Or TUB PBITT COTJSCIL. WHrrs nALL. Al 10 ApmaI.

rriaa v. Keaiilt. aart heard Colonial Iniurabe Coapaaj of 'w Zr.Uml v. Adialde afarioa lasarsaaa Company. SVrBEMB COtTIlT OF JTrDtOATCRE.

COTJRT Of ArTEAlfc imuCociT I. Before tha SfAiTia of tea Bolls and Loane Jusrjcsa I.L1DLSV aad Lope, at lOpO Aporal Motion, part, from tha Quota's Baoab ami Ail mirmlty IhnaisD. Apacal frSI Order b4 on laurkxutory Motioo Oara'a Oitci thfis ooL Victor v. Cropper (J. a Hole.

Uianl) Uorinaot Cio v. J. H. DoaclM and Co. Appeal, from uini aeh Dtviioa (rlaal ttoaooaaaaBi.

aona. ana un. v. muwh women u.j. irruL CocaT 1 IBrf LoKPa ctmcta corroa aad Tar.

at 13 30 Appeal Motion, es from the Caaocerr aad Pro bate aad Divorce invtetoa. ungtnai aousa uiirnu mibioc Com p. or t. Uacfoaa (applications of defmdanLt Brookes aod Wade and ot (I It. Houoa and others) Natiooal Trut Compear aad Compeoie Acta, prtitioa ot li.

Walker (traotag. aa) (aeclieation of Walker aad CarHelaior v. Bauta. Appeals from Ordcn mad on Interkieatorr Xlotioa ICbaaeerr IHvtsioa. rate Llt).

Paddock v. Kdnrd (actMal of A Elnr4m) T. Hmttfoh Imnarial foraraaee OjmDe.v aad ether Anilo Ame Bra, JUectrla Llfkt OompaoT v. Hi a. CromBtaa.

Tbe Vnrt wU a it laWr taea bUf paet L. man cocet or justice. chancxrt Drrwioy. Caaxcsar Court Before' ata. Jrmca Kar, at 19 30 i Ohm fcr Trial, with vitseaM.

Peak v. Clar. part heard' ltnors v. Mewvoo Oempaur v. jjempater.

in uoon wui aot mi iae 30. JadfiMt ia Janets r. Heater will be givea to aurraw 10 33. Ca Anccar corar in. Betor sta.

Jrsncx Ca rrrr, at ta Actfoo for Trial, vith WttaeM. Lnr and Co. r.Gaodaia Brothers, part beard. Caixcsar CouaT n. Before Ma.

JcmcJ 2foare, at 10 30 CauM for Trial, with witoea. Bavw r. Palawr. part heard. Loan CBaaczuoas CooaT.

Bt'nf MXJcrnci htixli.u. at 10 30 To be Heattoaed, by erdr. ta WUoa. To be Bpekca to. br order.

v. Coctoiidated Baak. Came for. Trial, witn itn.Me Mllai v. Blake, eart heard Tamtatrn v.

Tamblra. Ad Jewaed UuremoBa. authare v. Lake, part heard. The Overt will i.

later taao i CBAwcsav cdubv IT. Before VaJrmcs Iixrwicw, 13: Caor for Trial, with wiiaewea Cooper v. Cawatoa, part heart. Tha Court will not lt later than 1 3Sl quxEirs BK.rcu Drraiow. OccciCa Bawcw Cocar TL OocaT.

Bafora MB. Jciticx A. L. EMrtnaod Ma. JlTlcx Wux, at 10 30 Ix part Mfttloe rroetaU.

On meed Matioas oa the Civil Bid. V. Adam CO (urswetr tteward V. PruaiaT WUla v. Brova pnaiac.

he I liorce v. Biers Canning aod another T. DreriagwaU aad aootber Drane Jaate Lewi aad aaother OSl BeMmna Oae will be takra ea tha ant opea JTrldaa of tha sltUas! of the Eeooad Di'Uiooal Cmrt. Qcsurs Bsscn uocar il bittiho ijt rJijrxaurnjT. lierore Ma.

JoaricB C'Avr. at MotlrMia Ba Storrr. i aarte Harper t. Lol Be Oiaaaaxtl, ex parte Oflda) Becetver r. Hsrmae and CnBa Bama.

aa Delta Official Jteeerror OeiMe Be Mtaket. iui, part Wright aad another v. Shaw Ba TaUarssan, ex part Taliermsa v. Walker Re Owies, ex parte Imrlan Weoth Sa Boree, pert Foreman v. Petereoo.

Qcstx's Bixch Cocxt IL before sta. Jcrnca Uaon, at 10 30 flpeaial Jorlea Jeakla v. Boberte Oarlaod r. Watt aad Boo (1251. losd uairr jctocx wocar.

aarore ata. jcsnca unxir, at 13 30 Speatal Jar. Adams v. OnUrtdse aod aaother, part haardfiTL uvxzxt bzitch ooott Bron six. jorrtcs Vaxtstt, at Loadoa AsOona For Jadgxieat.

AlUaose aod Dahlia CoMOffs1 Qae Compaa v. BUtt aad aaother (UL Spatial June. Maoerv. Pramptoa Waterbsw T. Webbet (I32t ucitn tsaeca uooar u.

Before au. Jumcx Mararw. at 10 30 Withoat Jories. MatroBolitaa BaUwae Comiul T. Oreat Wettera Ballwar Oompanr Foole r.

Allea, part heard Kara v. Chabb aad Son Krone r. Walker etodd v. TaBaeU aUapeoo r. Goodler Hogbes v.

Mating aad aaother Macdoagall aad Co. v. Lethbrklio (2471 Qvx3T BascH Couar TUX Before Mjl Jprics SaT.al 131) Cammon Jorie. rornrrall v. heard Cawter Maleoua, Brnnkar.

aad Oa. Braok and aaother v. Hth aad aoothrr Collin v. Great Tut in Bail war Oompaar 8tel r. BoUaad aad others (2S4L Noticksto Jcaoaa.

The XJaVUetex Special Jaror nmmooed for th Lord Chief JatMce't Court will aot be required to attend to morrow (Tbwraday). at 10 20. Thoea winrmrmarl tor Qweeu Bench Court IL must attend at 10 20 aad these eammooed fat tnie.o'i Bench Court LLL matt attend la Conrt IT. at 10 2C The Middlesex Common Jurors ram mooed for Qwsea'i Beach Court IX. arast attend la Coart Y11L, at 10 tO.

Those ma mooed foe gaeea'l Bench Court V. will not be required la attend oatU to atorrow, stioja BAN EITPTOY. at the Coon, Iineoln'i uui. Tint Coart. Bef ore Mr.

Bzoiitbjui arrraan. ApplieatiODi. section 23. Btll aod on, a 11. Section 47.

W. tVtdge. at 11 DeHea. at IL. aeeUon Ii w.

Browa. at IL. Diuherze. W. KroetvaU.

at 11 W. Davie, at 11 T. W. Crispin, at II. Public Cxaauaatloea.

J. Oooo, at 11 30 J. aad H. Blaka. at 11 30 Bus aad ardacr.

at 11 JO R. BraeJU, at 11 33 y. Bridge, at 11 33 A. Brodrick. at 11 30 W.

Crane, at 1133 O. Bowdcn, at 11 30. ASJoaraed Diacharre. Coayv aad Cooper, at Beforw Ms. BaoirrjtAJt BaocosUK la Boom at Mzmxaaop Caanrroa.

Before the OmcXU. Btcnvxaa. At IUakroptarbaiMlags, PortngaHtreet, LI aoia'4an. Oes.nl MeeUng appoint Tnute W. R.

a bUttea, at IL Pint Meeting. W. Lrnd. at Z3X At 33. Careretrtet, LlneoiaV tan.

Tint Meetiog l. J. aLearrat It A. P. Oeenaat tt rSUoiTS, utri'stx, anu avauuu i utiuuuj.

PaoBATX. Drroaca, aad ADuraaLrr Couar Ii. Before kha Right How. the Pxaatnxirr, with Trial ty Mittera. a 10 30 Damage, with witaeeaea The India, part beard.

At Damage, with witnemee Th Aaae Jorrlaat, Paosrx. Dtroacx, awn adixaltt votraT t. oerore ata. Ju mci Bcrrr, at 10 33 Undefended Divore Caaea, Hsllamby t. lloueni or Carter t.

uaner ana iiwi ktww v. un wai. tbs SDceUt Jaror tanuaoaad tor to day will a to repaired to Ulead until to morrow. LOBD matoko wtar, uuTLcaaxx. at ta i Jangnrsi SjasisaoaaM oaiy.

Jarr eaaees wiu a i TEE LATE FIELD MARSHAL LORD STRATHNAIRN. TO THE EDITOR 07 THE TOTES. Sir, This great soldier diad last year nd yet atoofcrgrp, ful Oorernmcnt has pat up no monument to oae whose services to hia country at a great eisiailjrcali be diJftenll to exaggerate. It true that when his Icrdahin, thea Sir Each Boas. commenced his victorious marsh aeross the ladlaa Penia sula, Delhi had fallen aad Locknow had beea relierred, bet the power of the rebel waa unbroken ia Central TwrHa and there wis no ccminnnieation teteeca the Esatern aad "Western Presideedes, sere by eeai or iruitoua route.

Duriag his wonderful amrch, whieh ia maay of tt ii.ivirf.. that laia Lvrl Jjtrathnxirn captared 11 fin times aad fomat sjerea sitched battlcn. Mot only does his successful strategy tdace hha eieye vartreatest Muerala. bat hie veteonal aaJJaatrv aad rotion were cunxpicnoas. He led tarah charges, wisa hbe ardonr of cornet of boraes a ea one tw tvIi noos sion had three sunstrokes, bnt he mounted ha chaser each tiae to ee)mpWtetheeegtion of taeday.

It k'tne ha reeeiTed adequate award from hb cVrremga, bi a snte fal coontry saobM perpetnate haa ntenrjryraa la tae'sisU. SrScaadnL Abbey or Sk. Paal'a. if3.iowfcfuay; BeJaOW..