... sale, 107; whiranrts o attorney, 0. L - t11 ~'isB~e1,Ms filuhyWaelr.J Eie '-Messrs. Edwards, Son, and Bigwood, of 3,-Temple Row Vest, announce that they have taken into partner- ship Mr. Walter S. Edwards, eldest son of the senior partner.. The business ...

... -DZcxmBZ 31. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT. 1883. RECEIVING ORDERS. Jor.rosaT SurcDy, Middlesbrough, builder. FB5DEBD c Omy, Beech House Row, Asbwic', somerlsetshfres carpenter, haulier, and timber dealer. Casxrzs EDWABRIO OBCooE, Stoweil, Somersets-ire, * WI2,TL.nS ...

... MeKensie; bath at Gem 'Street Schools ; altera- tious to Gfeztc offices, High Street; extension of vinegar bre-wery, Aishted Row; improvements at St. Ann's Convent, Broom Street; staircase at St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Alcester Street; classrooms ...

... chained together when belonging to one family, with a few scant spaces between the piles. We edged in between two piles. Then the rows of piles gradually decreased in height, and a brown dust, the decomposition of the lower coffins, grew thicker and deeper beneath ...

... interesting entertainment ilitistra- tive of Hlypnotism. Ty-writers were lent by Messrs. Wickoff, Seaman, and Benedict, Colmore Row, Birt- miughin; and Miss Marie Beauclerc, of the Midland Institute, displayed the capabilities of the Remington machine. Mr ...

... Rs, prevision dealer, Jamaica I Row. Birmingham, and Caleshill. Deed Of assignment for lbs Ibaacit of creditors, dated 20th. December-, and Siled 27th Decenm- her, under which Mr. Walter B. Fewats, of 83, Colinore Row, Birmingham, chartered accountant ...

... he left the dock prisoner shouted, Never mind, we shall have Home Rule yet. AL GsinD MURDanL-Yesterday afternoon, William Rowe; shoemaker, aged forty, gave himself into custody at Newcastle, stating that he had killed a young woman with whom lie had ...

... B.NKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS. BRc George Frederick UrzelZ, fomerly of Newtown Row. P merchant and manufacturer, and now of Malvern Hill c; Road, out of business.-A meeting of the creditors of d this debtor was held yesterday afternoon, at the office of v the ...

... of Moseley' to Sa-te, third danner ort Flayfair, of Ascock's Green. DIED. Asnron.t-On the Sth inst, at 116, Great Htapton Row. short illness, aged 39 yearn, Frederick Gcorge AshforO. seC-- Iet V.B.ItSM. GOLBEF.T.-Gn the 3rd inet, after a long an3d ginfnl ...

... Barnard Sands. The crew, num- bering eight men, with the captain and his wife, rowed ashore in a small boat shortly after the vessel struck. Tire NEnvcesrS Mvuansx.-The man William Row, who had given himself into custody at Newcastle on the eharge of murdering ...

... hogs ; same day last year, Polmw Jan. Feb. March. May. S To-day . ?? .. 9.20 9.30 9.42½/ 9.65 ?? . 9 22% 9.32%, 9.45 9k2%4 s Rows bad an ave rage demand, mainly for distant months,'- and d clsd siay Jan. Pub. Mar. May. Rule. ?? 4.52% 4.62i 4.70 4.8W'/ ...

... Colmore Row, Birmingham; public examination, 5January 27, at 2 p.m., at ~te County Court, Birming- r ham. t JOUxW. WrLDs)IaTu, Lime Grove, Moseley Road, -Balsall Heath, out of business. First meeting, 1 January 17, at 11 am., at 25, Colmore Row, Birming- ...