... Cromerell-plem, SOUTH TENSINGTON.-One of them wellknown Town Residen.n., with stabling IP the rear.-With b.. MESSRS. ROGERS. CHAPMAN. and THOMAS E. are instructed to SELL be AUCTION, at the Mart. on Tuniday. Nor. at Two errs-M.ly, the cenitel leahold ...

... well-known i-ersons as Elliston, Bannister, Listen, Mrs. Jordan, MissFarren, Miss Mellon, Miss O'Neill, Grimaldi, Kdmund and Charles Kean, Mrs. Kean, Macready, Mr. Keeley, Charles Mathews, Madame Vestris, RobsOD, Rogers, Clarke, Buckstone, and Sothern ...

... SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. ROGERS. CHAPMAN. & THOMAS.-FBEEHOrDS. West- minster : and leaseholds. Pimlico : at Mart, at 2. McLACHLAN. J.. & SONS.— Freehold, Wandsworth] and leasehold, Clapham Pk. : at Mart, at 2. HENRY & LATCHFORD.— FreehoIds. Clapham ...

... dens. &c, of 45 acres, and several building sites. Caterham Manor; adjoining Warlingham Station, Surrey ; at Mart, at 2. BANNISTER, T— Freeholds. 179 acres of bldg. land with re- sidences. _c, Balcombe, Sussex ; at the Station Hotel, Hay- wards Heath, ...

... Saffron Walden. comprising mansion. Sec, and 700 acres, and Sudbury Lodge, Wembly, a bldg. estate of 96 acres: at Mart, at 2. BANNISTER, T.— Freeholds, two farms, together 153 acres Bolney, Sussex; at the Station Hotel, Hay ward s-heath! at 4. DENNANT Se Co ...

... Arthur, Pendleton House, Spencer-place, Leeds, formerly managingdirector, Feb. 23. Hewitt. Oliver, and Bannister, James (trading as Hewitt and Bannister). 14. Stone-row. Mistress-lane, Armlev, boot manufacturers, Feb. 23. Parish. William, 190, Burley-road ...

... den. «, &C, of 45 acres, and several building sites. Caterham Manor, adjoining Warlingham Station, Surrey : at Mart, at 2. BANNISTER, T.-Frf.euot.ds. 179 acres of hid?, land with re- sidences. &c„ B-ilcombe, Sussex ; attic Station Hotel, Hay- wards Heath ...

... Colonel Monsell, District Chief Constable of Metropolitan Police ; Superintendent Beard, SDivi- iioi.: Detective-inspector bannister, Inspectors Collis and Wright, ?? A theory had been started eirly in the tint investigation that the murder was not committed ...

... in her Majesty's Diplomatic Service. Foreign Office, August 29. — The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Edward Bannister, Esq., to be her Majesty's Vice Consul at Rio de Janeiro. Downing-stkbet, Sept. 19. — Th. Queen has been pleased to appoint ...

... Mr. Justice Gorell Barnes, at 10..—Unde- fended Divorce Causes : 78 HD, Bonsor v Bonsor aud Hutcfa- ings—79 WD, R. Bannister v J. Bannister— Bo V»'D. L. A. Thorp vj J. Thorp— 32 HD. Pickles v Pickles aud Pickles— B3 WD. L. S. Potter v C. Potter-84HD. Pantcr ...

... Rumball v Rumlall '1465)— Churchill v Moser (1456)— Spencer v Parongs and another (1453)— Webber v King and another '1452) -Rogers and another v Pitt and Co. (1464)— Gray v Kirkaldy (147.t — Harris v Dagg (1435). See notice _ Court IX. Quc-n's B«-nch Court ...

... Applications to Make Absolute Decrees Nisi : Stanley _ gtanley— Birch v. Birch— Coxwell- Rogers v. Coxwell-Rogers and fort-cote and Coxwell-Rogers v. Coxwell- Rogers— Duncan v Duncan. Englelreart.and Hill— Lowrie v. Lowrie and Lacey — Horneastle v. Horneastle— ...