SLIGO. SUNDERLAND. John Ralph, Collector Hugh G. O'Beirne, 1st Clerk Michael Breen, Clerk and Examining Officer James Bishop, P.C.O. (Ballyshannon) Wm. Gray, P.C.O. (Donegal) James O'Connor & Co., Merchants SOUTHAMPTON. J. N. Beaumont, Collector Capt. J. R. Engledue, Superintendent Thomas Hill, agent to P. and O. Co. Smith, Barry, & Co. Balfour & Sons E. K. Corke N. M. Priaulx W. Green J. R. Stebbing A. Haddon C. Van Santen J. G. Barnes STOCKTON. H. Rodd, Collector The Long Room Clerks C. Robinson, Examining Officer W. Graham, jun., Wine merchant STORNOWAY. M. B. Pithie, Collector Wm. Flett, Assist. Examining Officer R. G. M'Kenzie, Commission Agent and Ship Broker STRANGFORD. C. Costello, Collector STRANRAER. Henry J. Skene, Collector. R. R. Charles, Iron merchts. (Old Quay) | William Hoyle, Examining Officer S. W. Hutchings, Merchant and Ship owner J. B. Mansfield, Shipbuilder John Vicary, Tanner (Newton Bushel) James S. Cull, Timber merchant (Newton Abbott, 2 copies) R. J. Slade, Harbour master and General Shipping Agent (Torquay) Whiteway & Ball, Commission merchants and Steam Packet Agents (Torquay) Thomas Crossman, Timber merchant (Torquay) J. Stearn, Collector of Harbour Dues (Torquay) Thomas Webb, P.C.O. (Torquay) TRALEE. Gerald Connolly, Collector John Shea, Ship Broker and General William Lunham, Bacon merchant TROON (Port of Irvine) J. W. D. Keogh, Sub-collector William Hind, Examining Officer Alexander Paton, Agent for the Duke of Portland's Kilmarnock Colliery Andrew B. Cowan, Ship Broker and Commission Agent; Agent for Holmes Hurlford Colliery John Colvil, Ship Broker and Commission Agent; Agent for Kilmarnock Skerrington Colliery John Montgomery, Ship Broker and Commission Agent; Agent for Duke of Portland's Maxwood Colliery John Logan, Agent for Bourtreehill Colliery A. & J. Guthrie, Agents for Barleith & Dollar's Collieries John & William Wyllie, Agents for Fairlie, Strath, & Stoneygate, and Ashyard Collieries; Hillhead and Dean Fire Clay Works TRURO. Lance Phillips, Collector WATERFORD. William Strike, Collector William Dobbyn, 1st Clerk J. P. Graves, Merchant James Kent, " Josiah Williams, Lloyd's Agent Thomas Hannigan, " (Dungarvan) B. Moore & Son, Ship Brokers Michael Downey, W. Nagle, P.C.O. (Dungarvan) THE FOLLOWING LISTS ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES. KIRKALDY. Thomas E. Fanning, Collector M. Beveridge, Clerk T. Scott, Examining Officer LERWICK (Shetland Isles). John Gatherer, Collector James Zuill, Examining Officer The Out-door Officers Hay and Co., Merchants, Lloyd's Agents, Danish, French, and Russian Vice-Consuls G. Harrison and Son, General merchants, Shipowners, and Fish Curers Peter Ganiock, General Agent MILFORD. Henry F. Shute, Clerk L. P. Barnaschone, P.C.O. (Saundersfoot) IMPORTATION. A TABLE OF GOODS ABSOLUTELY PROHIBITED TO BE IMPORTED. (16 and 17 Vict., cap. 107; 18 and 19 Vict., cap. 96; 23 Vict., cap. 22; and 25 Vict., cap. 22.) Books, wherein the copyright shall be first subsisting, first composed, or written, or printed, in the United Kingdom, and printed or reprinted in any other country, as to which the proprietor of such copyright, or his agent, shall have given to the Commissioners of Customs a notice in writing that such Copyright subsists, such notice also stating when such Copyright will expire.* COIN, viz., False Money, or Counterfeit Sterling; Silver Coin of the Realm, or any money purporting to be such, not being of the established standard in weight or fineness. EXTRACTS, ESSENCES, or other Concentrations of Coffee, Chicory, Malt,† Tea, or Tobacco, or any admixture of the same. * The Commissioners of her Majesty's Customs shall cause to be made, and to be publicly exposed, from time to time, printed lists of all books wherein the Copyright shall be subsisting, and as to which the proprietor or his agent shall have given notice in writing that such Copyright subsists, such notice also stating when such Copyright expires.-16 and 17 Vict., cap. 107, s. 46. If any person have cause to complain of the insertion of any book in the lists, any judge at chambers, on application, may issue a summons calling upon the person upon whose notice such book shall have been so inserted, to appear before him and show cause why such book shall not be expunged from such lists. The judge shall proceed to hear and determine upon the matter, and make his order thereon in writing; and the Commissioners of Customs, upon service of such order, shall expunge such book from the list, or retain the same therein, according to the order.-18 and 19 Vict., cap. 96, s. 39. No book shall be inserted in any such list until the person giving the required notice shall have made and subscribed a declaration before the Collector of Customs, or any Justice of the Peace, that the contents of such notice are true.18 and 19 Vict., cap. 96, s. 40. ↑ Including all malt, whether in grain or in the form of concentrated extract or essence, but not including any of the fermented liquors made from malt, now specified in the Tariff.-18 and 19 Vict., cap. 96, s. 42. B |