Kirby, Geo, Sheffield, Pianoforte Dealer. Dec 15, 1869.

Knighton, Hannah, formerly of Ilkeston-common, Derby, Victualler and Publican.
Feb 10.

Law, Wm A., Frampton-pk-rd, Hackney, Sauce, Vinegar, Ginger Beer, and Mineral
Waters Manufacturer. Jan 18.

Lucas, Josh, Blackburn, Lancaster, Draper. Dec 23, 1869.
Marsland, Thos, Manchester, Coal Merchant. Feb 8.

Moore, Josh, and Thos Moore, Norton, Derby, Scythe Manufacturers. Dec 15, 1869.
Newell, Freeman, Richmond, Surrey, Commercial Traveller and Dealer in Beer and
Tobacco. Feb 15.

Nottingham, Wm, Hopwood, nr Heywood, Lancaster, Commission Agent. Mar 16.
Oldham, Thos, Manchester, Commission Agent. Mar 7.

Pickernell, Jno, Hatherly, near Cheltenham, Farmer and Lodging-house Keeper.
Feb 28.

Rhodes, Wm, Leeds, Wine and Spirit Merchant. Dec 17, 1869.
Senior, Mark, Ossett, Rag and Mungo Merchant. Dec 17, 1869.
Sewards, Jno O., Corby, Lincoln, Publican and Butcher. Mar 14.

Baird, Chas B.. late of Chatham, Boot Maker. Nov 10, 1865.
Bellamy, Geo E., Saxlingham Norfolk, Schoolmaster. Mar 23.
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Dawe, Wm, Devonport, Vic ualler, and Forage and Manure Dealer. Mar 23.
Eassie, Wm, formerly of Gloucester, Timber Merchant. Jan 27.
Exley, Geo, Leeds, Linen Manufacturers. Mar 25.
Feather, Geo, Keighley, York, Worsted Spinner. Mar 25.

Feck, Jno, Poringland, Norfolk, Carpenter and Wheelwright. Mar 23.
Franklin, Thos, Goldington. Bedford, Publican. Mar 24.

Girling, Ferrand B., Liverpool, Pawnbroker's Assistant. Mar 19.
Godfrey, Wm, Middlesborough, Brewer and Wine Merchant. Mar 25.

Goucher, Jno, Worksop, Nottingham, Ironfounder and Machine Maker. Mar 25.
Goulding, Michael, North Woolwich-rd, Outfitter. Nov 26, 1869.
Harrison, Wm. Cloughton, York, Farmer. Mar 25,

Horton, Jno, Canton, near Cardiff, Glamorgan, Innkeeper, Builder, and Carpenter.
Mar 24.

Shields, Matthew L., Middlesborough, York, Grocer and Provision Dealer. Dec 10, Jones, Jno, Liverpool, Boot and Shoe Maker.
1869.

Smith, Job, Overbury, Worcester, Blacksmith. Mar 18.

Spencer, Wm, Bingham, Nottingham, Victualler. Mar 22.

Stanness, Geo, Southwick, Durham, Beer Retailer and Provision Dealer. Mar 16.
Tattershall, Wm, Silkstone, Nurseryman and Seedsman and Innkeeper.

Ince, Jno, Bromsgrove, Worcester, Labourer. Mar 21.
Mar 19.
Langbam, Nathaniel, late of St Martin's-la, Victualler. May 5.
Lewin, Jas, Nottingham, Joiner and Cabinet Maker. Mar 23.
Loat, Wm, Hammersmith, Sanitary Agent. Mar 23.
Lupton, Kichd, West Derby, Farmer. Mar 19.

Dec 17, McLeod, Jas, Bradford, York, Woolstapler. Mar 25.

Ma-on, Thos, Hunmanby, East Riding, York, Corn Miller and Farmer. Mar 25.
Miller, Edwd, Leicester, Brazier. Mar 23.

Mosdell, Hy, Bradfield, Berks, Tailor. Mar 23.

Nichols, Jas, the elder, Jas Nichols, the yr, and Josh Watson, all of Morley and Leeds,
Cloth Manufacturers and Merchants. Mar 25.

1869.

Taylor, Danl, formerly of Kilburne, Derby, Grocer and Baker. Feb 10.
Thorpe, Jno, Timperley, Chester, Hay and Straw Dealer. Mar 14.
Vickery, Robt, Broadway, Somerset, Contractor. Mar 19.
Walton, Jno, Manchester, Merchant. Mar 10.

Wasserburger, Anton, East-rd, City-rd, Letter Cutter and Decorator on Glass.

Mar 18,

1869.

Page, Jno, Bideford, Devon, Machinist. Mar 17.

Oldham, Josh, Stockport, Chester, Felt Hat Body Maker and Draper. Mar 11.

Pennett, Edwd, Bradford, Stuff and Blanket Merchant. Mar 25.

Porter, Jas, Deptford, Cheesemonger and Poulterer. Mar 21.

Porter, Jno R. S., Upton-rd, De Beauvoir-town, Islington, Commercial Traveller. Dec 17, 1866.

Royston, Wm L., Buckley, Flint, Chemist. Mar 11.

Russell, Saml H., Norwich, Innkeeper and Posting Master. Mar 23.

Smith, Jno H., and Wm Smith, Pudsey, Stuff Manufacturers. Mar 25.
Turner, Edgar, Liverpool, Hairdresser and Umbrella Maker. Mar 19.
Wardle, Wm, Liverpool, Stonemason and Biscuit Dealer. Mar 19.

Warne, Jas, Fentiman-rd. South Lambeth, Mercantile Clerk. May 25, 1869.
Wilby, Edwin, Ossett, Cloth Manufacturer. Mar 25.

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Bankrupts.

FRIDAY, April 1, 1870.
To Attend in London.

Culpeck, Josh H., Argyle-ter, Peckham, late of Bermondsey-sq, Fellmonger. Pet Mar 29.
Apr 12, at 12.

Greer, Alex M., Upper Thames-st, Commission Agent and Merchant. Pet Mar 30.
May 2, at 11.

Haigh, Benj, and Ralph F. Moll, Aldermanbury, London, Woollen Merchants. Pet
Mar 29. Apr 12, at 1.

Hart, Ernest A., Wimpole-st, Cavendish-sq, Surgeon. Pet Dec 15. Apr 12, at 12.
Pilgrim & Co, Church-ct, Lothbury.

Heathcote, Bache H., formerly of Preston, a Major on half-pay in H.M.'s Service. Pet
Mar 29. Apr 27, at 11.

James, Fredk H., New Bond-st. Middx, Tailor. Pet Mar 29. Apr 22, at half-past 12.
Jung, Rud, Park-rd, Haverstcck-hill, and Great St Helen's, London, Merchant. Pet
Mar 28. Apr 12, at 11.

King, Geo, Cheyne-wk, Chelsea, Timber Merchant. Pet Mar 29. Apr 11, at half-
past 1.

Thorp, Chas, Croydon, and Riley-st, Bermondsey, Paper Hanging Manufacturer. Pet
Mar 29. Apr 12, at 2.

To Attend in the Country.

Harris, Jno, Newhaven, Grocer. Pet Mar 29. Apr 13, at 12, County Court, Lewes.
Hebden, Arthur, and Wm Foxcroft, Leeds, Prussiate of Potash Manufacturers. Pet
Mar 28. Apr 14, at 11, County Court, Lecds.

Hedgess, Richd, Tipton, Staford, Grocer. Pet Mar 21. Apr 14, at 12, County Court,
Dudley.

Jeulsing, F. A. D., Birmingham, Commission Agent and Broker. Pet Mar 28. Apr 22,
at 10, County Court, Birmingham.

McBeth, Chas, Newport, Monmouth, Innkeeper. Pet Mar 28. Apr 13, at 11, County
Court, Newport.

TUESDAY, April 5, 1870.

To Attend in London.

Child, Jno W., Walworth-rd, Surrey, Grocer. Pet Apr 1. May 2, at 11.
Hall, Wm, Whittington-pl, Highgate-bill, and Loidship-ter, Tottenham, Planoforte
Manufacturer. Pet Apr 2. Apr 26. at 11.
Vaughan, Hy W. M., Merritt's-bidgs, Worship-st, Cabinet Maker. Pet Apr 2. Apr 27,
To Attend in the Country.
Benson, Julia A., Troutbeck, Westmoreland, Innkeeper.
County Court, Kendal.

at 11.

Pet Mar 31. Apr 19, at 11,

Apr 21, at 10, County Court,

Rawson, Jno E., Hulme, Lancaster, Grocer, Tea Dealer, and Manufacturer of Baking
Powder. Apr 12, at 10, Salford.

Reece, Marianne, Widow, Surbiton, Surrey, no business or occupation. May 2, at 11,
London.

Simpson, Edwd, formerly of Cheapside, Silk Merchant. Apr 11, at half-past 1, London.
Smith, Hy, West Derby, Lancaster, General Draper. Apr 11, at 12, Liverpool.
Wallis, Wm. Cottingham, York, Victualler. Apr 23, at 11, Kingston-upon-Hull.
Weatherill, Geo, Kingston-upon-Hull, Butcher. Apr 21, at 12, Kingston-upon-Hull.
Williams, Thos, Texteth-pk, nr Liverpool, Relieving Officer. Apr 12, at 3, Liverpool.
Wilson, Bartholomew, Old Swan, nr Liverpool, Grocer, Baker, and Provision Dealer.
Apr 12, at half-past 2, Liverpool.
Wilson, Jno, Heanor, Derby, Grocer and Draper. Apr 13, at 12, Alfreton.
Young, Emma, Kingston-upon-Hull, Twine Spinner. Apr 21, at 11, Kingston-upon-
Hull.
Young. Jas G., Guildford, Surrey, Baker, Grocer, and Stationer.
Guildford.
TUESDAY, April 5, 1870.

Apr 14, at 1,

Aird, Wm, formerly of Tunbridge, Farmer. May 2, at 11, London.
Boot, Richd W., Kingswinford, Stafford, Clerk in Holy Orders. Apr 25, at 12, Bir-
mingham.

Broquet, Adrian, Torrington-sq, Bloomsbury, Watch Manufacturer and Importer.
Apr 27, at 11, London.

Buxton, Wm, Burton-upon-Trent, Grocer and Provision Dealer. Apr 25, at 12, Bir-
mingham.

Cooke, Jas, the yr, Northfield, Worcester, Farmer, Grazier, Dairyman, and Cattle Dealer.
Apr 25, at 12, Birmingham.

Crump, Wm, Newport, Monmouth, Beerhouse Keeper and Haulier. Apr 20, at 11,
Newport.
Edwards, Elizabeth, Oswestry, Salop, Innkeeper. Apr 27, at 12, Birmingham.

Egans, Thos, Cheapside, and Clarendon-ter, Belsize-id, St John's-wood, Tailor. May 11,
at 11, London.

Forbes, Harriet G., Porchester-st, Oxford-ter, Widow. May 2, at 12, London.

Hay, Andrew, formerly of Houghton-le-Spring, Duiham, Grocer and Beerhouse Keeper.
Apr 20, at 1, Sunderland.

Hyde, Edwd, and Jas Sowerby, Dukinfield, Chester, Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers.
Apr 21, at 12, Ashton-under-Lyne.

Leonard, Jonathan, Major, Monmouth, Gent. Apr 20, at 11, Newport.

Miller, Hy, Newport, Isle of Wight, Fancy Warehouseman. May 2, at 11, London.
Powell, Jno, Pontypool, Monmouth, Innkeeper. Apr 20, at 11, Newport.
Reeve, Jno, Birmingham, Wholesale Druggist. Apr 27, at 12, Birmingham.
Stalworth, Thos, Worcester, Victualler. Apr 29, at 12, Birmingham.
Stanway, Wm, Shrewsbury, Salop, Butcher. May 11, at 12. Birmingham.
Smith, Jas, Rowley Regis, Stafford, Tailor. Apr 27, at 12, Birmingham.
Walker, Thos, and Wm S. Hackett, Birmingham, Brassfounders. Apr 27, at 12, Bir-
mingbam.

Pet Apr 2. Apr 16, at 10, Wells, Juo T., Forest Hill, Builder. Apr 26, at 11, London.

Bean, Wm, Kingston-upon-Hull, Paperhanger and Decorator. Apr 22, at 11, Kingston-
upon-Hull.

Bensley, Jno B., High-st, St John's-wood, Draper. Apr 25, at 12, London.
Booth, Ephraim, and Geo Booth, Halifax, Wcollen Manufacturers. Apr 14, at 11,
Leeds.
Clemson, Margaret, Manchester, Grocer, Provision Dealer, and Beer Retailer. Apr 12,
at 10, Salford.

Croshaw, Cornelius, Kingston-upon-Hull, Auctioneer. Apr 22, at 1, Kingston-upon-
Hull.
Culverwell, Wm, Bishop's Lydeard, Somerset, Baker and Coal Dealer. Apr 14, at 12,
Taunton.

Evans, Evan, Llangar, Merioneth. Apr 18, at 12, Corwen.

Grundy, Saml, Worsley, Lancaster, Farmer. Apr 12, at 10, Salford.
Harding, Josh, Exeter, Victualler. Apr 13, at 11, Exeter.

Holt, Benj, Beaconsfield, Bucks, Baker, Confectioner, Mealman, and Corn Dealer.
Apr 19, at 10, Thame.

Howard, Chas E, West Monkton, Somerset, out of business. Apr 14, at 12, Taunton.
Howard, Jane J., West Monkton, Somerset, out of business. Apr 14, at 12, Taunton.
Hyde, Geo, Lower Broughton, Lancaster, Joiner and Builder. Apr 12, at 10, Salford.
Kemp, Alfred B., Bradford, York, Merchant and Commission Agent. Apr 14, at 11,
Leeds.

McConnell, Alexander, Guildford, Surrey, Draper. Apr 14, at 1, Guildford.
Martin, Thos, Woodbridge-rd, Guildford, Surrey, Tailor and Habit Maker. Apr 14,
at 1, Guildford.

Norfolk, Wm J. F., Liverpool, Newspaper Proprietor and Printer. Apr 11, at 12,
Liverpool.

Raper, Jno G., Kingston-upon-Hull, Mechanical Engineer and Victualler. Apr 22,
at 12, Kingston-upon-Hull.

ORDERS OF DISCHARGE GRANTED.
FRIDAY, April 1, 1870.

Alleyne, Jno M., Sheffield, Victualler. Dec 29, 1869.

Amos, Richd, Clifford-cum-Boston, York, Innkeeper. Dec 31, 1869.
Atkinson, Robt, Nottingham, Corn Factor. Mar 29.

Beaumont, Jonathan, Masborough, York, Victualler and Builder. Dec 29, 1869.

Bird, Benjamin, the yr, formerly of Beccles, Suffolk, Baker and Shopkeeper. Mar 22.
Blake, Wm, the yr, Mansfield, Nottingham, Painter and Grainer. Mar 28.

Booth, Wm, Barnet-by-le-Wold, Lincoln, Grocer, Draper, and General Dealer. Dec 30,

1869.

Bowyer, Geo, Bristol, Builder. Mar 25.

Bridger, Thos, Landport, Hants, Grocer and Dealer in Provisions. Oct 29, 1869.
Brown, Thos, Pickering, York, Shopkeeper and General Dealer. Dec 31, 1869.
Bullard, Thos, Old Basford, Nottingham, Journeyman Bleacher. Mar 29.
Burkinshaw, Jas, and Hy Burkinshaw, Sheffield, Forgemen. Dec 29, 1869.
Chapman, Edwd, Sneinton, Nottingham, Iron Merchant and Contractor. Mar 29.
Clarke, Geo, Simpson, Buckingham, Farm Bailiff. Mar 5, 1869.

Clayton, Thos, Sturton-le-Steeple, Nottingham, Cottager. Mar 23. '

Clayton, Wm, Walkeringham, Nottingham, Farmer. Dec 31, 1869.
Cogswell, Edwd H., Hatfield, Broad Oak, Essex, Builder. Dec 22, 1868.

Crabtree, Jno, and Edwin Marshall, Bradford, York, Machine Makers. Dec 17, 1869.
Cutting. Wm, Beccles, Suffolk, Engineer, Steam Boiler, Machinist, Iron and Brass
Founder, Blacksmith, and Shoeing Smith. Mar 22.

Donnan, Jno, Tredegar, Monmouth, Draper. Dec 7, 1869.

Dudley, Jno, Long Crendon, Buckingham, Stationer, and Dealer in Tea, &c. Mar 26.
Dyson, Hy, and Wm Rowan, Sheffield, Table Knife Manufacturers. Dec 29, 1569.
Eley, Jno, Minting Park, nr Horncastle, Lincoln, Farmer. Dec 22, 1869.
Fox, Geo W., Dewsbury. York, Contractor and Dealer. Dec 17, 169.
France, Jno, O.sett and Huddersfield, York, Mungo Manufacturer and Merchant.
Dec 24, 1869.
Goldsmith, Chas, Beccles, Suffolk, Bricklayer. Mar 22.
Graves, Josh, Huddersfield, Mcdicine Vendor. Dec 24, 1869.

Griffiths, Griffith, Maerdy, Denbigh, Shoe Maker, Bookseller, and Stationer. Mar 29.
Harrison, Robt, Darlington, Durham, Bricklayer and Beerhouse Keeper. Mar 23.
Heyboe, Levi, Gt Grimsby, Lincoln, Victualler. Dec 30, 1869.

Hobbs, Chas, Shalfleet, Isle of Wight, Carpenter and Joiner. Mar 21.
Horlick, Jas, Bristol, Baker and Grocer. Mar 25.

Hill, Jno J., Eccleshill, and Bradford, York, Attorney and Solicitor.
Johnson, Geo, Worksop, Nottingham, Saddler and Harness Maker.
Johnson, Wm B., late of Nottingham, Victualler. Mar 29.
Kellett, Wm, and Win Craven, Bradford, York, Stuff Manufacturers. Dec 31, 1869.
Lundy, Jas F., Grimsby, York, Watchmaker. Dec 30, 1869.
Pepper, Josh E., Leeds, Carrier's Assistant. Dec 24, 1869.

Dec 24, 1869. Mar 26.

Pepper, Josephus, Bradford, York, Clerk to John Pepper and Company, Carting Agents.
Dec 24, 1969.

Peters, Edwd A. G., Grimsby, Lincoln, Ale and Porter Merchant. Dec 30, 1869.
Rayner, Harriet, late of North Shields, Hotel Keeper. Dec 31, 1869.
Riley, Jno, the yr, Warsop, Nottingham, Farmer and Victualler. Mar 28.
Riley, Wm H., Shipley, York, Merchant's Clerk. Dec 31, 1969.
Roberts, Alf, Sheffield, Attorney-at-Law and Scrivener. Dec 31, 1869.
Roberts, Jno, Corwen, Mertoneth, Boot and Shoe Maker and Shoe Dealer. Mar 29.

Cooke, Geo D., Nottingham, Coal Agent. Mar 31.
Crinage, Michael, Nottingham, Porter. Mar 31.

Ross, David B., Burley, nr Leeds, Cattle Dealer and Farmer. Dec 31, 1869.
Rylands, Thos, Bramley, York, Cloth Manufacturer. Dec 31, 1869.
Slater, Thos, Dewsbury, York, Auctioneer, Hardware, and General Dealer. Dec 24, Dhonau, Jno, Woolwich, Baker. Nov 24, 1869.
1869.

Soanes, Josh, late of Acklam-rd, Notting-hill, Builder. Mar 15
Spence, Thos, Bradford, York, Flour and Corn Dealer. Dec 24, 1869.
Steers, Jas, and Wm Stocks, Huddersfield, Slaters. Dec 27, 1869.
Swan, Wm T., Great Grimsby, Lincoln, Newspaper Proprietor and Editor.

1869.

Taylor, Hy, formerly of Beeston, Nottingham, Beerhouse Keeper. Mar 29,
Tomlinson, Josh, Ossett, York. Cloth Manufacturer. Dec 31, 1869.
Turnham. Jno, Edgware-rd, Victualler. Mar 16, 1865.
Wadsworth, Wm, and Walter Wadsworth, Sheffield, Joiners and Builders.
1869.

Warburton, Wm, Sturton, Nottingham, Coal Merchant, Publican, and Farmer.

1869.

Douglas, Binny, Devonshire-ter, Notting-hill, of no occupation. Feb 1.
Dunham, Geo, Harpenden Common, Hertford, Beerseller. Mar 30.
Emery, Geo, Gamlingay, Cambridge, Shoe Maker. Mar 25.
Gosling, Hy, Nottingham, Boot Maker. Mar 31.

Dec 31,

Dec 22, Gray, Thos, Barrowford, Lancaster, Mechanic. Mar 31.
Harrison, Wm, Castleford, York, Labourer. Mar 22.
Hitchcock, Fredk W., St Alban's, Hertford, Grocer. Mar 30.
Jackson, Jno, Ambleside, Westmoreland, Waller. Mar 31.
Moss, Robt, Liverpool, Provision Merchant. Oct 5, 1865.
Myers, Richd, Leeds, Solicitor and Innkeeper. Apr 1.

Dec 31

Owen, Fredk J., late of Gloucester-st, South Lambeth, out of business. Apr 1.
Penney, Josh, formerly of Portsea, Hants, Draper and Milliner. Mar 29.
Perkins, Jno, Nottingham, Blacksmith. Mar 31.

Pike, Richd J., late of Nottingham, Bookseller. Mar 31.

Read, Fras F., Nottingham, Accountant and Agent. Mar 31.

Mar 31.

Ward, Wm, Warsop, Nottingham, Grocer and Provision Dealer. Mar 28
Wilkinson, Josh, Nottingham, Scrap Iron Dealer and Broker. Mar 20.
Wilson Jno, Bristol, Foreman Tailor. Mar 25.

Wright, Robt, Nottingham, Baker and Beerseller. Mar 20.

TUESDAY, April 5, 1870.

Birdsall. Thos, York, Cattle Dealer and Farmer. Apr 1.

Bottomley, Jas, Middlesborough, York, Draper and Outfitter. Apr 1
Brearley, Ann, Nottingham, Butcher. Mar 31.

Brookes, Wm, Nottingham, Commercial Traveller. Mar 31.
Brown, Josh, New Radford, Nottingham, Victualler. Mar 31.
Burton, Robt, Nottingham, General Dealer. Mar 31.

Read, Thos, formerly of Worksop. Nottingham, Builder.
Riddell, Wm M., Bishopsgate-st, Advertising Agent. Mar 31.
Smith, lly, formerly of Nottingham, Dealer in Old Clothes. Mar 31.
Thompson, Geo, Halifax, York, Tea Dealer. Apr 1.

Thorpe, Thos, formerly of Letcombe Bassett, Berks, Publican. Mar 23.
Thurman, Wm, Nottingham, Commission Agent. Mar 31.

Turner, Wm W., Ilkeston, Derby, Grocer and Druggist. Mar 31.

Wade, Thos, Castleford, York, Beerhouse Keeper, Confectioner, and General Dealer.
Mar 22.

Wheatcroft, Oliver, Nottingham, Butcher. Mar 31.

IMPERIAL

CLUB,

CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.

(THE_MEMBERS' ENTRANCE IS BY THE SECOND PORTICO IN CURSITOR STREET.)

THIS BEING A PROPRIETARY CLUB

No Member will incur any Liability beyond the amount of his Annual Subscription, viz. :—

Up to a given number of Members, after which the Annual Subscription will be increased ONE GUINEA, and an Entrance Fee will also be charged.

BEATTIE, JOHN, Esq. (Manager), Union Bank, Chancery Lane.
BESLEY, E. T., Esq., 5, Brick Court, Temple.

BODKIN, W. P., Esq., J.P., Highgate.

BRADLEY, GEORGE, Esq., Aketon Hall, Yorkshire.

BROOKE, General Sir GEORGE, K.C.B., St. James's.

BURN, G. R., Esq., Doctors' Commons.

CHETWYND, GEO., Esq. (Post Office), Glen Mohr Terrace, Blackheath,
CHIFFERIEL, FREDERICK, Esq., Worcester Park, Surrey.
COMBE, JOHN, Esq., 25, Bucklersbury.

COXE, BOND, Esq., 2, Stone Buildings.

CRIPPS, J. W., Esq., King Edward Street, E.C.

FIELD, LEONARD, Esq., 5, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.

FORSTER, MATTHEW, Esq. (Inland Revenue), West Dulwich, Surrey.
GARLAND, C. H., Esq. (Manager), London and County Bank, Holborn.
HARCOURT, GEORGE, Esq., M.D., Chertsey, Surrey.
HECTOR, ALEXANDER, Esq., 6, Stanley Gardens, Kensington.

HERVEY, (LORD) FRANCIS, 6, St. James's Square.

HOPE, EDWARD STANLEY, Esq., 4, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square.
JANEWAY, GEORGE W. H., Esq., 38, Bedford Row.

JONSON, GEORGE C., Esq., M.D., 12, Eaton Place South, Eaton Square.
LEVY, EDWARD N., Esq, West Dulwich, Surrey.

MONCKTON, J. B., Esq., Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn.

SMITH, SIDNEY, Esq., 1, Furnival's Inn.

SMITH, WILLIAM, Esq., East Moulsey, Surrey.

STACPOOLE, GEORGE CHARLES, Esq., M.D., Epsom, Surrey.
STALLARD, J. H., Esq., M.D, 7, King's Road, Bedford Row.
TATHAM, MICHAEL H., Esq., 11, Staple Inn.
THORNDIKE, A. S., Esq., Southampton.

WEBB, FRANCIS, Esq., 31, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane.
WESTWOOD, EDWD., Esq., The Laurels, Old Swinford, Worcestershire.
WHICHCORD, JOHN, Esq., 16, Walbrook.

WOODCROFT, BENNETT, Esq. (Patent Office), Southampton Buildings.

This Club, now in active operation, was formed to supply a want greatly felt in this neighbourhood by Mercantile and Professional Men, for the purpose of providing suitable accommodation for the supply of Viands and Wines at a Moderate Tariff, and the Newspapers and Periodicals.

The Club is a New Substantial Building, and contains a Morning Room, Dining Room, Billiard Room, Smoking and other Rooms, Lavatories, and conveniences only to be found in a Club.

There are also, in another portion of the Building, Arbitration Rooms and about Forty Bed Rooms, of which (though not forming a portion of the Club) the Members may avail themselves.

A copy of the Rules can be had on application.

Gentlemen desirous of joining the Club will please to forward their names, with two references, to the Manager, Mr. GEORGE ELLIOTT, at the Club.

Printed by GEORGE CLOWES, at Duke Street, Stamford Street, in the Borough of Lambeth, in the County of Surrey; and Published by him at 51, Carey Street, Lincoln's lan, in the Parish of St. Clement Dancs, in the County of Middlesex.-Saturday, April 9, 1870.