amuseit of the p roviososis payible by the Petitioner and cuheeqecut He0irs of Eultail to thle children of thle deceased William Trail], Eo'qiiire of Woodivick, oilier than the Petitioner, ait the priiicipad sutla of £.19791 14s, or at such ether esul Iso

Sydney, New South Wales, ironmongers-W. H. Myers and Jno. C. Birkbeck, of Manchester, attorneys -Henry Chasemore, William Chasemore, Archibald Trail, Ralph Dennis, and Frederick Cooper, of East Smithfield, and Wapping, smail ?? Grkritham and James J. Carr,

Drewe's House," belonging to the said Swansea Harbour Trustees, and now in the oceupation of the said Trustees and William Samuel Trail, passing thence from, in, through, or into the several parishes, townships, and extra-parochial or other places following

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H Tito,,W Cowper, Bt tin W E Langston, J 11 TollemaIche, Hil F J -Corbally, .U E langton, II G 0 Tomline, G CoX, William Laslett, W Trail), 0 Craulurd, E 1HJ L6gh, G 0 Truemsan, 0 Crawfurd itR IV Lennox, Lordi 0 Turner, J A C ool, J., Leslie, C P Tynte

Drewe's House," belonging to the said Swansea Harbour Trustees and now in the occupation of the said Trustees and William S amuel Trail, passing theace from, in, through, or into the several parishes, townships, extra-parochial or other places fallowing

ticket-of-leave convict, having been sentenced to 14 years' transportation on a charge of forgery, in the name of William Baxter. Mr. Trail said that, so far as the cases of burglary at Mr. Doughney's and Mrs. Wright's were concerned, the evidence was complo