Twist, William (Jan. 5), china and glass dealer, TRUSTEES UNDER LIQUIDATION BY ARRANGE 35, Commercial-street, Newport, 21st January at 2.30, at offices of Tribe, Clarke and Co., accountants, 30, High-street, Newport. Solicitors, J. S. Pain and Sons, Newport, Mon. County Court, Newport. Gazetted, 11th January, 1878. Critchley, Thomas (Jan. 7), glass works labourer, 24, St. Helen's-road, Prescot, 24th Jan. at 3, at solicitors, T. Swift, Chapel-terrace, St. Helen's. County Court, Liverpool. Gazette, 15th January, 1878, Atkinson, William (Jan. 12), brick and tile merchant, Bath House, Bath-lane, Newcastle, 28th January at 1, at solicitors, G. B. Wilson, 34, Collingwood-street, Newcastle. County Court, Newcastle. Houghton, Cuthbert William (Jan. 10), earthenware dealer, 28, Naylor-street South, St. Helen's. 28th January at 2, at office of A. S. Mather, solicitor, 1, Commercial-street, Liverpool. Solicitors. Barrow and Cook, St. Helen's. County Court, Liverpool. Gazette, 18th January, 1878. Barnes, Isaac (Jan. 16), chandelier and lamp manufacturer, 311, Broad-street, Birmingham, under style of Isaac Barnes and Co., 1st February at 11, at the Great Western Hotel, Monmouthsreet, Birmingham. Solicitor, R. J. Parr. 27, Colmore-row, Birmingham. County Court, Birming ham. Gazette, 1st Jan., 1878. Second Meetings. Stowell, Squire (Dec. 21), china. glass, and earthenware dealer, 136, Manningham-lane, and 67, Princeville-street, Bradford, 2nd January at 11. at solicitors, Dawson and Greaves, 33B, Kirkgate Bradford. County Court, Bradford. BANKRUPTS. Gazette, 11th January, 1878. Williamson, James, junr. (Jan. 8), brickmaker, Newport, near Brough, 22nd January at 3. County Court, Hull. Reg. Rollitt. MENT, &c. Carr, H., glass agent. Trustee-R. Gifford, accountant, 2, Gresham-buildings. Jayn, S., brick maker, &c. Trustee-C. H. Twynam, solicitor, Rugeley. Rothery and Phillips, looking-glass manufacturers, &c. Trustee --T. Mogg, accountant, 1, Hackneyroad. Clark, J., china dealer. Trustee-G. Ashdown, accountant, 56, Gresham-street. Walker, Joseph, sagger maker, "Bull's Head," Clay's bill, Tunstall, to Samuel Adshead, for £120. Dated December 18 and filed December 22. Wood, James, earthenware dealer, &c., 4, Highstreet, New Swindon, to Soloman Blaiberg, for £40. Dated January 3 and filed January 14, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Gazette, 21st December, 1877. Evans, J. B. and Co., tile and earthenware manufacturers, Hanley, November 30. (Joseph Baguley Leman, accountant, Nottingham. Warson, G., glass merchant, &c. Trustee-T. Evans and William Kirk Broomhead.) Debts by Evans. MEETINGS AT THE COUNTRY COUNTY COURTS OF manufacturers, King's-road, Reading. Emmer, Wilson and Ward, brick and tile and pottery BANKRUPTCY. Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869. Liverpool, January 7. 1st examination, at 11. Southcoates, F., brick maker. County Court, Cock, D., clay merchant. County Court, Truro, January 19. 1st examination, at 4. BILLS OF SALE. Aprile, Joseph, glass dealer, 9, Hamlet of Ballingdon-cum-Brundon, Essex, to Charlotte Baldwin, for £95. Dated January 2 and filed January 7. SUN Jones, Thomas, brick maker, 2, Woodfield-row, Taibach, Margam, Glamorganshire, to Bennett Behrens, not to exceed £25. Dated December 7° and filed December 24. Little, John David, china and glass merchant, 307, Commercial-road-east, to Charles Bailey, for £200. Dated January 8 and filed January 14. McIntosh, Alexander, artist and pattern designer, 1, Cross-hill-terrace, Burton-lane, Withington, near Manchester, to Thomas Clowes, not to exceed £25. Dated December 13 and filed December 21. Slater, William, china and glass dealer, 103, High-street, Lees, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, to John Holroyd, for £103. Dated December 11 and filed December 20. Life Assurance Society. Chief Office: 63, Threadneedle St., London, Branch Office: 60, Charing Cross; AND AT Oxford Street, corner of Vere Street. ESTABLISHED 1810. Green and Co. November 13. (Thomas Wilson and Ebenezer Ward). Shaw and French, china and glass dealers, Spennymoor, Durham. (Elizabeth Shaw and Jane Hannah French.) Gazette, 1st January, 1878. Cox and Savage, brick makers, Keymer, October 1. (Alfred Cox and William Wallace Savage.) Wannop and Woodhouse, brick makers, &c., Hexthorpe, near Doncaster, December 25. (Charles Wannope and Thomas Woodhouse.) Gazette, 4th January, 1878. Millward and Co., sculptors, Kentish-town-wharf, January 3. (Charles Millward and Aiuslie Bruce Sangster.) Stevenson, Anderson and Co., concrete manufac⚫ turers, Stepney-street, Redbarns, Newcastle, December 31. (David Stevenson and Mathew Thomas Anderson.) Debts by Anderson. The Managers have the pleasure of informing the policy- (SILVERED by PATENT PROCESS with RED BACK), holders that the quinquennial division of the society's profits has been made, and that an option can now be exercised either to receive the bonus in cash or apply it to increase the sum assured or reduce the premium equivalently. The cash bonuses on policies which have been in force more than four years average a return to the policy holders equal to more than one annual premium and a half. Assurances effected before Midsummer next will participate in the full five years' bonus at the next division of profits. The new prospectus, containing important alterations, will be forwarded on application. J. G. PRIESTLEY, Actuary. Which, owing to its bright colour and cleanliness, is mostly adapted for looking glasses of small proportions. This glass is manufactured by an entirely new process, and is by far clearer than the ordinary Belgian Sheet Glass, which has been hitherto used for silvering purposes. The silvering is guaranteed to be first-rate, and to stand any time and climate. The PRICE, per square foot-silvered-is 51d., sent packed in boxes, cut in any size to order, but not above 30 in. by 18 in. Orders cannot be executed for less than 1,000 square feet. Time for delivery required-four to six weeks. Sample Sheets can be had on application free of charge. The Pottery and Glass Trades' Freight List. LIVERPOOL, January 25th, 1878. In future Mails for United States will leave this port every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sturday for New York Steamers calling at Queenstown the day following as usual. Rates remain steady; a little more doing. The total shipments for year 1877, amounted to 69,951 packages, and increase of 9,758 packages, as compared with 1876. HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS. MANUFACTURES IRONSTONE, AND CHINA, General Earthenware, e EGYPTIAN BLACK AND ROCKINGHAM, Specially adapted to the Home and Colonial trade, also the United EDWIN J. D. BODLEY, THE HILL POTTERY. BURSLEM, STAFFORDSHIRE. LONDON OFFICE-21 and 21, THAVIES INN, E.C. MANUFACTURER OF CHINA FOR HOME, COLONIAL, & FOREIGN MARKETS GENERALLY. FOR SALE. THE NEW CROSS FLINT GLASS WORKS, S.E. N.B.-The opportunity is now presented for adequately carrying out in the Metropolis Experiments and Improvements in Manufacture of Glass, etc., IN ADDITION TO A LARGE REGULAR TRADE. Address C., The Lindens, Upper Tooting, S.W. Principals only. Care-taker will show S. FUNKENSZTEIN, Agent for and Importer of Opal Gas Globes, etc, also China Toilets, Dessert Vases, and a variety of other goods. Having the agency HAIDE IN BOHEMIA. London Showrooms: 35, HATTON GARDEN. THRALE HALL STREATHAM. Thrale Hall is one of the most cheerful residences in the neighbourhood of London. Situated The House contains nearly forty Bedrooms, all elegantly furnished; also Dining, Drawing, and The Provisions are always abundant and of the finest quality. The dinner hour is 7, except on Terms inclusive of complete board, residence, gas and billiards and attendance £2 2s. to £3s. 3s. Address, THE MANAGER, Thrale Hall, Streatham, London, S.W. OF DESIGN. LITHOGRAPHIC SHEETS OF MESSRS. ALLBUT & DANIEL ARE PREPARED TO GIVE ESTIMATES FOR DESIGNING AND PRINTING THE ABOVE. Having considerable appliances at their command, there is no doubt but that they can compete BOOKS OF DESIGNS, INCLUDING LETTER-PRESS, GOT OUT AND Market Square and Percy Street Printing Works, |