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Lord Ordinary in Exchequer-Lord Ormidale.

Lord Ordinary on Teinds-Lord Mure. Queen's Remembrancer-J. Henderson. Court of the Lords Ordinary, for hearing appeals from Sheriff Courts, under sec 8. of the Court of Session Act, 1868, consists of the four senior Lords Ordinary. Judges of the Registration Appeal Court, Lords Benholme and Ardmillan, and the Junior Lord Ordinary.

COURTS OF LAW, IRELAND.

COURT OF CHANCERY.

Lord Chancellor, Lord O'Hagan. retary, J. Upington

Sec

Master of the Rolls, Rt. Hon. J. Sullivan
Sec. to Master of the Rolls, E. G. Swifte
Vice-Chancellor, Rt. Hon. Hedges Eyre
Chatterton

Masters in Chancery, Edward Litton, Wm.
Brooke, J. J. Murphy, G. FitzGibbon
Accountant-Gen., Digby P. Starkey
Clerk of the Cro, and Han., R. S. Cusack
COURT OF APPEAL.

Lord Justice, Rt. Hon. Jonathan Christian
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Lord Chief Justice, Rt. Hon. J. Whiteside.
-Judges, Hon. James O'Brien, Rt.
Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald, Rt. Hon. J. George
Clerk of the Crown, James Nagle

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Lord Chief Justice, Rt. Hon. Jas. H. Mo.
nahan. Judges, Rt. Hon. W. Keogh,
Rt. Hon. Michael Morris, Rt. Hon. J.
A. Lawson

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
Lord Chief Baron, Rt. Hon. David R. Pigot

INNS OF COURT.

TEMPLE, 1185.
Master-Chas, J. Vaughan, D.D.
Church
Reader-Rev. Alf. Ainger, M.A.
Treasurer of Inner Temple-P. A. Pic-
kering

Treasurer of Middle Temple-Sir R. J.
Phillimore, Q.C.

Librarian of Inner Temple-J. E. Martin
Librarian of Middle Temple-R. G. Smith

LINCOLN'S INN. 1310.
Treasurer-Rt. Hon. S. H. Walpole, M.P.
Preacher-Rev. F. C. Cook, M.A.
Steward-M. Doyle

Librarian-W. H. Spilsbury

GRAY'S INN.

Treasurer-Thomas Norton.
Dean of the Chapel-Sam. Turner
Preacher-Rev. J. A. Hessey, D.C.L.
Steward Charles E. Banks
Mast. of the Library-W. M. Best.

LAW OFFICERS.

Lord Advocate, Rt. Hon. George Youn
Solicitor-General, Andrew R. Clark, L
Depute- Advocates, G. H. Thoms, J. A.C
ton, H. J. Moncreiff, Hy. H. Lancas
Crown Agent, Charles Morton.

Scotland is divided into three Cria
West.
Circuits namely, the South,
North, which take place in spring and
is hel
An additional Court

tumn.

Glasgow at Christmas.

Barons, Rt. Hon. F. Fitzgerald, Hon
G. Hughes, Rt. Hon. Rickard Deas
LANDED ESTATES COURT.
Judges, David Lynch, S. W. Flanagar
ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS.
Judge of the Court of Probate, Rt.:
R. R. Warren

Registrars, Maurice Keatinge, Wm
Wiley, LL.D.

Offi. Princ, and Chanc. of the Provis
Court of Dublin, Dr. G. Battersby
COURT OF ADMIRALTY.

Judge, Hon. J. F. Townsend, LL.D.
Registrar, A. Hugh Barton
Queen's Advocate Gen., John T. Ball, L
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVE
Harrisc
Judges. S. Ball Miller, M.
Chief Registrar, Alex. Bate.—45
ant Registrars, Wm. Perrin, J. F.
ing.-Chief Clerk, Thomas Farrell
LAW OFFICERS

Attorney-Gen., Rt. Hon. G. R. Barry
Solicitor-Gen., R. Dowse

Serjeants, Richard Armstrong, Sir Col
O'Loghlen, and C. R. Barry.

Jurisprudence & Civil Law-Jos, Sha
LL.D., in Middle Temple Hall
Common Law-Herbert Broom, LL
in Inner Temple Hall
Meetings of the Council of Legal Educat
are held at Lincoln's Inn.
Clerk to the Council-E. Davey.

Oron Oxford, L. and S.
Worcester-Worcester, L. and S.
Stafford Stafford, L. and S.
Salop Shrewsbury, L. and S
Hereford Hereford, L, and S.
Monmouth Monmouth, L. and S.
Gloucester-Gloucester, L. and S.
MIDLAND Warwickshire Warwick,
and S.

Derbyshire Derby, L. and S.
Nottingham and Town Nottinghan

L. and S.

Lincoln and City-Lincoln, L. and S
Yorke City & N.& E. R.-York, L&S
Leeds-Leeds, L. and S.

NORFOLK. Rutland Oakham, L. and S.
Leicester & Boro'-Leicester, L. & S.
Northampton-Northampton, Land S.
Bucks-Aylesbury, L. and S.
Bedford Bedford, L. and S.
Huntingdon Huntingdon, L. and S.
Cambridge Cambridge, L. and S.
Norfolk Norwich, L. and S.
Suffolk (Bury St. Edmunds, S.
Ipswich, S.

NORTHERN.-Durham Durham, L. and S.
Northumberland and Newcastle-New
castle, L. and S.

Cumberland-Carlisle, L. and S.
Westmoreland-Appleby, L. and S.
Lancaster, L. and S.

Lancashire- Liverpool, L. and S.
Manchester, L. and S.
WESTERN-Hants-Winchester, L. and S.

Wilts

New Sarum, S.
Devizes, L.

Dorset- Dorchester, L. and S.
Devon Exeter, L. and S.
Cornwall-Bodmin, L. and S.
Somerset-

-{ Taunton, L

Wells, S.

Bristol Bristol, L. and S.

SOUTH WALES AND CHESTER.

Glamorgan-Swansea, L.; Cardiff, S.
Carmarthen Carmarthen, L. and S.
Pembroke and Borough Haverford.

of Haverfordwest-west, L. & S.
Cardigan Cardigan, L and S.
Brecon Brecknock, L. and S.
Radnor Presteigne, L. and S.
Chester-Chester, L. and S.
NORTH WALES AND CHESTER.

Montgomery Welshpool, L.
Newtown, S.
Bala (L.)
Dolgelly (S.)

Merioneth

Carnarvon Carnarvon, L. and S.
Anglesey-Beaumaris, L. and S.
Denbigh Ruthin, L. and S.
Flint Mold, L. and S.
Chester and City-Chester, L. and S.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, 1871. Sessions will be held at the Central Criminal Court, London, on Mondays, Jan. 9, Jan. 30, Feb. 27, April 3, May 1, June 5, July 10, Aug. 14, Sept. 18, and Oct. 23.

RATE OF ALLOWANCE TO WITNESSES.
For Attendance and Expenses.

In superior Law Courts.

Surgeons, Surveyors, and Attorneys

per day.

.£2 2 0

1 1 0

• 015 0

Merchants

Tradesmen

Journeymen Mechanics.

• 070

Acknowledgment of Deeds by Married
Women, 7, Lancaster-place, Waterloo
Bridge, W.C., 11 to 5; vac. 11 to 3; long

vac. 11 to 2
Adjutant-General's Office, Horse Guards,
Whitehall, S. W., 11 to 5

Admiralty Court, 3, Paul's Bakehouse-c..
Doctors' Commons, E.C., 10 to 4

Admiralty, Civil Department, Somerset
House, W.C., 10 to 4

Admiralty, Naval Department, Whiteha!',
S.W. 10 to 5

Affidavit Office, 10, Southampton-buildgs.,
Chancery-lane, E.C., 10 to 4; vac. 11 to t
Allowance Office for spoiled Stamps, So-
merset-house, W.C., and 1 and 2 Great
Winchester-street-buildings, E.C., Tues.,
Thurs., 11 to 2

Annuity (Government) Office, 19, Old
Jewry, E.C., 10 to 3

Appeals Registry Office, Godliman-street,
E.C., 10 to 4

Archdeacon of London's Office, 10, Great
Knightrider-street, E.C., 10 to 4

Archdeacon of Middlesex's Office, 3, God!!-
man-street, E.C., 10 to 4

Archdeacon of Surrey's Office, 5, Godli-
man-street, E.C., 10 to 4

Arches Court, Rolls-court, Westminster,
S.W., sits at 11

Arches Court Registry, 3, Godliman-st.
E.C., 10 to 4

Army Medical Department, 6, Whitehall-
yard, S. W., 10 to 4

Army Pay Office, see Paymaster-General
Associates' Office, 18, & 19, Chancery-lane,

W.C., Term and sittings after, 11 to 5;
vacations, 11 to 2; closed during long

vacation
Attorney-General's Office, 1, Mitre Court.
buildings, Temple, W.C., 10 to 5; in va-
cation, 11 to 4

Bankrupt Appeal Office, 2, Quality-court,
W.C., 10 to 4; in long vacation, 11 to 3;
Saturdays, 11 to 2

Bankruptcy Ct., 82, Basinghall-st., E.C., 10

to 4

Bishop of London's Commissary Registry,
3, Godliman-st., E.C., 10 to 4

Bishop of London's Fund, 46A, Pall Mal',
S.W., 10 to 4

Board of Green Cloth, Buckingham Palace.
S.W., 11 to 4

Board of Trade, Whitehall, S.W., 11 to 5,
Burial Acts Office, 8, Richmond-ter., Whit-
hall, S.W.

Chamber of London Office, Guildhall, E.C.,
10 to 3; Saturdays 10 to 1
Chancellor of Exchequer's Offices, 11,
Downing-street, S. W., 10 to 4

• The city has a separate jurisdiction, and tries by its own Recorder.

Chancery Enrolment Office, 2, Chancerylane, W.C., 10 to 4; vacation, 11 to 1 Chancery Registry Office, 25, Southamptonbdgs., W.C., 11 to 4; vacation, 11 to 1 Charitable Trusts Commission, 8, York-st., St. James's, S. W., 10 to 4

Church Building Commission, 10, Whitehall Place, S. W., 10 to 4

City of London Court, Guildhall-buildings,
E.C., 10 to 4; Saturday 10 to 1
City Police Commissioners' Office, 26, Old
Jewry, E.C., 9 to 5

City Remembrancer's Office. Guildhall
yard, E.C., 10 to 5; Saturday, 10 to 2
City Solicitor's Office, Guildhall-yd., E.C.,
10 to 5; Saturday, 10 to 2
Civil Service Commissioners, 4, Broad
Sanctuary, Westminster, 10 to 5
Clerk of the Peace (City) Office, Sessions
House, Old Bailey, E.C., 10 to 4; during
sittings, 9 to 5

Clerk of the Peace for Surrey, Northstreet, Lambeth, S. E., 9 to 5

Clerk of the Peace for Middlesex, Sessions
House, Clerkenwell, E.C., 10 to 5
Clerk of the Peace for Westminster, 23,
Spring Gardens, S.W., 10 to 5
Coal Exchange, Lower Thames-street, E.C.,
Mon., Wedn., and Friday, 12 to 2
Colonial Land and Emigration Board, 8,
Park-street, S. W., 11 to 5

Colonial Office, 13, and 14, Downing-st.,
S.W.

Commander-in-Chief's Office, Horse Guards, S.W., 10 to 5

Commisariat Office, 5, New-street, Springgardens, S.W., 10 to 4.

Commissary of Surrey's Office, 10, Knightrider-street, E.C., 10 to 4 Commissary of London Registry for Wills, 3, Godliman-street, E.C., 9 to 4 Commissioners in Lunacy, 19, Whitehallplace, S.W., 10 to 4; Saturday, 10 to 2 Commissioners of Endowed Schools (1869), 2, Victoria-street, S.W.

Commissioners of Police, 4, Whitehall. place, S. W., 10 to 4

Committee of County Court Judges, Treasury, Whitehall, S. W., 10 to 4 Common Pleas Office, Serjeants'-inn, Chancery-lane, W.C., 11 to 5 in term; 11 to 3 in vacation, in long vacation, 11 to 2 only Conservators of the River Thames, 41, Trinity-square, E.C. Consistory Court, Doctors' Commons, E.C., sits at 11

Copyhold, Inclosure, and Tithe Commission, 3, St. James's-square, S. W., 10 to 4 Copyright Registry, Stationers' Hall, Ludgate Hill, E.C., 10 to 4

Corn Exchange, Mark-lane, Fenchurchstreet, E.C.. 11 to 3

Council of Military Education, 13, Great George-street, S.W.

Court of Probate and Divorce, Registrar's
Office, 12, and 13, Great Knightrider-st.,
E.C., 10 to 4

Crown Office (Q. B.), 2, King's Bench-walk,
Temple, E.C., 11 to 5; in vacation, 11
to 3; in long vacation, 11 to 2
Crown Office, in Chancery, Rolls-yard, W.C.,

10 to 2, and at House of Lords da the sitting of Parliament, 10 to 6 Custom-house, Lower Thames-street, I

In-door Offices 10 to 4; Waterside Offi from 1st March to 31st Oct., 8 to from 1st Nov. to 28th Feb. 9 to 4 Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's Offici Dean's-court, E.C., 10 to 4

Dean and Chapter of Westminster's Of 2, Broad Sanctuary, S. W., 10 to 2 Directors of Convict Prisons, 44, Pa ment-street, S.W.

Duchy of Cornwall Office, Buckingh gate, St. James's Park, S. W., 10 to 4 Duchy of Lancaster Office, Lancas place, Waterloo Bridge, W.C., 10 to Saturday 10 to 2

East India Office, see India Office Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Engla and Church Estate Commission, Whitehall-place, S.W., 10 to 4 Education, Committee of Privy Cou for, Downing-street, S. W., 11 to 4 Emigration Office, 8, Park-street, S.' 11 to 5; and 65, Fenchurch-st., E

10 to 4

Examiners' Office, Rolls-yard, Chane Lane, W.C., 10 to 4 in Term, and 11 3 in vacation Exchequer of Pleas Office, 7, Stone-bld: Lincoln's Inn, W.C., 11 to 5 in Ter 11 to 3 in vacation, in long vacati 11 to 2 only; in Rule department, sa hours

Excise Export and Import Office, Tow Dock, E.C., 9 to 4; import Office, su mer 8 to 4, winter 9 to 4 Factory Inspectors' Office, Home Offi 10, Whitehall, S.W., 11 to 4 Faculty Office, 10, Great Knightrider-stre E.C., 10 to 4

Foreign Marriages, Baptisms and Buri

Registry, 3, Godliman-st., E.C., 10 to 4
Foreign Office, Downing-street, S.W.
Friendly Societies Office, 28, Abingdon
street, Westminster, S. W.
Gazette-office, 45. St. Martin's-lane, W.C

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, an
Saturday, 10 to 5; Tuesday and Friday

10 to 3 and 6 to 7

India Office, Charles-st., Whitehall, 10 to 4 Inland Revenue Office, Somerset House, W.C., 10 to 3, Saturday, 10 to 2 Inspectors of Salmon Fisheries for England & Wales, 4, Old Palace Yd., Westminster Irish Courts Affidavit and Deeds Registry Office, 10, Southampton-bs., W.C., 10 to 4 Irish Office, 17 and 18, Great Queen-street, Westminster, S. W., 10 to 5

Joint Stock Company's Registration Office, 13, Serjeants'-inn, Fleet-street, E.C., 10 to 4; Saturdays, 10 to 2

Judge Advocate's Office, 35, Great Georgestreet, Westminster, S. W., 10 to 4 Judges' Chambers, Rolls' Gardens, Chancery Lane, W.C., 11 to 5; vacation, 11 to 3; long vacation, 11 to 2 Judicial Committee of Privy Council, Downing-st, S.W., sits after term at 10 Judgment Office (Queen's Bench Office), Inner Temple, E.C.; hours the same as the Writ Office

Land Registry Office, 34, Lincoln's-inn Fields, W.C., 10 to 4; Saturdays, 10 to 2 Land Revenue Record and Enrolment

Office, 24, Spring-gardens, S.W., 10 to 4 Land Tax Redemption Office, Somerset House, W.C., 10 to 4, Saturday, 10 to 2 Legacy and Succession Duty Office, Somerset House, W.C., 10 to 3, Saturday 10

to 2

Lloyd's Rooms, Royal Exchange, E.C.,

10 to 5

Local Government Act Office, 8, Richmond-
terrace, Whitehall, S.W., 10 to 4
London Diocesan Church Building Society,
21, Regent-street, S. W., 10 to 5
Lord Advocate of Scotland's Office, 1, New-
street, Spring-gardens, S.W.
Lord Great Chamberlain's Office, Royal Ct.,
Palace of Westminster, S.W., 11 to 4
Lord Chamberlain's Office, Stable-yard, St.
James's, S. W., 11 to 4

Lord Mayor's Court Office, Guildhall, and
5, Church-passage, E.C., 10 to 4
Lunacy Registrar's Office,3, Quality-court,
W.C., 10 to 4, in vacation, 11 to 1
Lunacy Master's Office, 45, Lincoln's Inn
Fields, W.C., 10 to 4

Masters' Office, Q.B., Temple, E.C.; C.P., Serjeants'-inn, W.C.; Exch., 7 Stonebgs., W.C., 11 to 5; in vacation, 11 to 3; from 10 Aug. to 23 Oct., 11 to 2 Metropolitan Board of Works, Spring Gardens, S. W., 9 to 4

Metropolitan Roads, North of the Thames, 32, Craven-st, Strand, W.C., 10 to 4 Metropolitan Police, 4, Whitehall-place, S.W., 10 to 4

Middlesex Registry of Deeds, 8 Serle-st., W.C., 10 to 3 for searches; 11 to 2 for registry

Mint, Little Tower Hill, E., 10 to 4, Saturdays 10 to 2

National Debt and Government Annuity
Office, 19, Old Jewry, E.C., 10 to 3
Naturalization of Aliens Office, Home
Office, Whitehall, S. W., 11 to 4
Parks, Palaces, and Public Buildings Office,
12, Whitehall-place, S.W., 10 to 4
Passport Office, Foreign Office, Whitehall,
S.W., 10 to 4.

Patent Office, Great Seal, 25, Southampton-
buildings, W.C., 10 to 4
Paymaster-General's Office, Whitehall,
S.W., 10 to 4

Peculiar of Archb. of Canterbury's Office, 54, Bell-yd., Doctors' Coms.. E.C., 10 to 5 Petty Bag Office, Rolls -yard, W.C., 10 to 4; after last seal, 10 to 2; in long vacation, 11 to 1

Poor Law Board, Gwydyr House, Whitehall, S. W., 10 to 4

Presentation Office, Quality-court, W.C., 11 to 3; vacation 11 to 1

Privy Council Office, Downing-st., S.W.,

11 to 4

Privy Seal and Signet Office, 1, New-street, Spring-gardens, S.W., 10 to 3

Probate, Court of, Chief Registry, 13, Great Knightrider-street, E.C., term, 10 to 4, vacation 11 to 3

Property and Income Tax Office, Somerset House, W.C., 10 to 4, Saturday, 10 to 2 Public Carriage and Lost Property Office. Great Scotland-yard, S.W., 10 to 4 Public Record Office, Rolls House, Chancery-lane, 10 to 4

Public Works Loan Office, 12, Bank-build. ings, Lothbury, E.C., 10 to 4; Saturdays, 10 to 3

Quarter-master-General's Office, Horse Guards, S. W., 11 to 5

Queen Anne's Bounty Office, Dean's-yard, S.W.; Treasurer's Department, 10 to 2; Secretary's and First Fruits and Tenths Department, 10 to 4; Saturday, 10 to 2 Queen's Bench Office, Mitre-court-buildings, Temple, E.C., 11 to 5; vacation, 11 to 3; long vacation, 11 to 2

Queen's Remembrancer Office, 58, Chancery-lane, W. C., 11 to 4; vacation, 11 to 3; long vacation, 11 to 2

Record Office, Rolls House, Chancery Lane, W.C., 10 to 4

Record and Writ Clerks' Office, Chancery

lane, W.C., 10 to 4 in Term and during the Seals, at other times 11 to 1 Recruiting Office, Duke-st, Westminster, S.W., 11 to 5

Registrar Office, Chancery-lane, W.C. (C.) 10 to 3; for inspection, 9 to 3 and 5 to 6; in vacation, 11 to 1

Registrar of Common Lodging Houses, 2, Palace-pl.,Gt. Scotland-yd, S. W.,10 to 4 Registry of Designs, 1, Whitehall, S. W., 10 to 4; for registering, 11 to 3 Registry of Judgments, &c., Rolls Gardens, W.C., 11 to 5 in Term, 11 to 3 in vacation, 11 to 2 in long vacation Registry of County Court Judgments, 2, New-street, Spring-gardens, S.W., 11 to 3, for searching

Royal Marines Office, 7, New-st., Springgardens, S.W., 10 to 5

Rule Office (Q.B.), Queen's Bench Office, Inner Temple, E.C., 11 to 5, in Term; vacation, 11 to 4; long vacation, 11 to 2 Rule Office (C.P.), Serjeants'-inn, W.C., 11 to 5; in term, 11 to 3; long vacation, 11 to 2

Secretary's Office, Lord Chancellor's, Quality-court, W.C., 11 to 4; Rolls, Chancerylane, W.C., 10 to 3; vacation, 11 to 1 Sheriff of London's Office, Basinghall-st., E.C., 10 to 6

Sheriff of Middlesex's Office, 24, Red Lion

sq,W.C., Court days, Thursdays, 11 Sheriff of Surrey's Office, 8, New Inn, W.C.,

11 to 5

Signet Office. See Privy Seal
Solicitor-General's Office, 1, Brick-court,
Temple, E.C. Term and sittings after,
10 to 5; vacation, 11 to 4

Sons of the Clergy, 2, Bloomsbury-pl, W.C.
Stamp and Legacy Duty Office, Somerset
House, W.C., 10 to 4; Saturday 10 to 2.
No money received after 3

State Paper Office. See Record Offices
Stationery Office, Prince's-street, Storey's-
gate, S. W., 10 to 4

Stock Exchange, Capel-court, Bank, E.C.,
11 to 3

Subpoena Office, transferred to Record and
Writ Clerk's Office

Tax Office, Somerset-house, W.C., 11 to 3;
Saturday and in vacation, 10 to 1

Taxing Master's Office, Staple-inn, W.C.
10 to 4; vacation, 11 to 1

Tenths Office. See Queen Anne's Bounty Tithe Commissioners' Office, 3, St. James'ssquare, S. W., 10 to 4

Transport Office, Somerset House, W.C., 10 to 4; Saturday 10 to 2

Treasurer for the County of Middlesex's
Office, Clerkenwell Session-house, E.C.
11 to 3

Treasury Office, Whitehall, S. W., 11 to 4,
Tower Hill, E.C., 10 to 4
Trinity House Corporation, Trinity-sq.,

Vicars-General and Peculiars' Office, Bell-
yard, Doctors' Commons, E.C., 10 to 4
Victualling Office, Somerset House, W.C..
10 to 4; Saturday 10 to 2

War Office, Pall Mall, S. W.; branches,
Horse Guards, S. W., Tower, E.C., 10 to 4
Saturday, 10 to 2

West Indian Encumbered Estates Commis
sion, 8, Park-street, Westminster
Wills Registry Office, Knightrider-street
Doctors' Commons, E.C.

Wine Licence Office, See Inland Revenue
Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, 1 & 2,
Whitehall-place, S. W., 10 to 4

Works and Public Buildings Office, 12,
Whitehall-place, S.W., 10 to 4

Writs Office (Q.B.), Queen's Bench Office.
King's Bench-wk., Temple, E.C., 10 to 4;
vacation, 11 to 3; long vacation, 11 to 1.

COMMERCE AND TAXATION.

BANK OF ENGLAND DIRECTORS. *
Governor-Robert Wigram Crawford
Deputy-George Lyall
Directors-Henry Hulse Berens, Henry
Wollaston Blake, John William Birch,
Travers Buxton, Mark Wilks Collet,
James Pattison Currie, Benjamin Buck
Greene, Charles Herman Göschen, James
Alexander Guthrie, Thomson Hankey,
Baron Heath, Kirkman Daniel Hodgson,
Henry Lancelot Holland, John Gelli-
brand Hubbard, Thos. Newman Hunt,
Charles Frederick Huth, Alfred Latham,
William Lidderdale, Alexander Ma-
theson, James Morris, George Warde
Norman, Edward Howley Palmer, David
Powell, jun., Albert George Sandeman,
Christopher Weguelin.

Chief Accountant John Francis.
Chief Cashier-George Forbes.
Secretary-Hammond Chubb.
Solicitors-Henry, William, and Edwin
Freshfield.

The alterations in the Bank Direction take place in April.

BANKS AND BANKERS IN
LONDON.

Agra Bank (Limited), 35 Nicholas-lane.
Albion Bank (Limited), 16, West Smith-
field.

Alexanders, Cunliffes and Co., 30, Lom

bard-street.

Alliance Bank (Limited), Bartholomew

lane.

Banking Company
Anglo-Austrian Bank, 18, Fenchurch-st.
Anglo-Egyptian
(Limited), 27, Clement's-lane, E.C.
hall-street.
Anglo-Italian Bank (Limited), 16, Leaden-

Australian Joint Stock Bank, 18, King
William-street, E.C.

Bank of Australasia, 4, Threadneedle-st.
Bank of British Columbia, 5, East India-
avenue, Leadenhall-street.

Bank of British North America, 124,
Bishopsgate Within, E.C.

Bank of Egypt, 26, Old Broad-street.
Bank of England, Threadneedle-st. and
Uxbridge House, Burlington Gardens.
Bank of New South Wales, 64, Old Broad-
street.

Bank of New Zealand, 50, Old Broad-st.
Bank of Otago (Limited), 5, Adam's-court,
Old Broad-street.

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