1845.) THE NEWSPAPER. 
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chase it bac expression of regret or re- | in; for 
siiempt % Pe the api ha pursued feces the Sir 5 te pigen geal ag may a pois yeca ng pheasants’: egg 
condition. o of the country e believed tha mitments. one for thse monte a ere were two on 
tive Ytinister ‘in "abteutipeling the ae He had advised the C 
he de of which the landed i in- onth, and not the iaaa “ty = 
Bo eae — 
vi 
se a Conserva 
tate of the Sheri onment for three 
hem, a full report. Tha: 
been renee Paesana ye he aout not 
nd the other for 
m s: remit the eai maan ‘of 
months. He 
cane been th ace sual practice of the Hams offic — 
ani BSON n. Gentleman would us: 
e game 
give 
constituted, that creditors S teenies abandon ’ 
debts rather _than incur the cost of securing them. 
sh 
H pen: e at present attendant “upon Sar proceedin; 
r | The judges of these courts should be authorised at their- 
at | discretion to imprison the debtor in r to i 
o | Property. The resolution which he had t 
; |“ That this meeting is deeply sensible of the ury- 
e | which has been inflicted on tra i generally, hang oid 
t — alterations in the law of b bankrupte, arp insol- 
ote information at present on the subject.—(Left sitting.] ibe tt ae ecia lly the apie of i iy the fay of n fing 
proc -UL., whereby the facility com-- 
1 had himself adverted t oat mitting fraud has been i e risk of punish- 
Ger pained his confi disagreed with Sir J. Ci tp. ment lessened, without the eubstitation of any adequate- 
he oe the introduction o = the tariff and gon ney Market, Friday.—Consols closed at 99% for | Power to of obtaini possession of the pro-- 
Corn-law ha mo n o asser n T Renie ibut | mo iey and the account; Reduced Three ee per oo pert f sr debtors, rite withheld.” If er 
opposition, to expect that the 982; Three-and- -Quarter, N ew, 101}; Bank Stock, 210 ; | Creditors obtained the power of securing the property- 
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India Bonds, 72 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 60s. to 63s; prem. of debtors, the trading community gay obtain all they 
ells was “perfectly justi ified i art s do sired, „Mr. Hay ward, in secondin; ing th resolution id. 
me, he add, th ie tabli E local eo rts, ak 
EPE of a wan confidence i: ZETTE OF THE Pyter oe ee 
uld not support it; for what he had now i TUESDAY—BAN NKRUPT S—R, eg: Kent, carman—w, | ore alluded to by the hon. gentle eman, would rather 
st carry the siheasures which he Of Bary St Edm semen , Bor prog wer Kani J. Brows, | enhance the expense and inconvenience of the ing+ 
wn principles. If he and his | T, Henws, of Cardit © pene FP mise eis esex, malteter Mr. Basil Montagu could 
e to propose measures similar to those no: x A dicene e a 7 in ire aiaee a Danas i ils £ “tr 
by y sir R. Peakand his here rg in the e Govern men, 1 be Ew Data oe Coane giana ot A pee EAOn ee how they — mae — evils had resul ‘ 
w that they would be opposed by Sir J. T ypogsee SEQUESTRATIONS R. Wasere: dinburgh, solicitor from wh at he abonda; a great improvement in the- 
5 ORD, of Port- "i; a ie, g 
chant—T. Tomson, of t ron; nais Dianie, cision PB g a ree ivy, of Quarff, ©, The bad con sequences to the trad raders 
O RR tye Shetland, merchant 8. M. R Pa ot ca settle dealer. whieh had been alluded to, had no thing to do wi ith the- 
measures A eaeh cae his ce nd carried MBANRRUPIS dra; 5 of i F 
‘the party n n pov peage Wax p rypeiaan Liverpool, | , f trade oon ee 
> . Hawes- 
then —_ vag that in order to meet the views of Mr. 
} | Mon tagu the words “ recent alteration in the law ofd lebtor- 
, Metropolis wes ae Vicinity. pre tape shou ild be substituted for “recent al 
When ton ee (resort ye = „ Her Majesty's Birth- he _Club-house uses and | in the —- ruptey and insolven ey aa tie resolu- 
, 182; Against it, 104; Majority for it, 78.— night, ae ae ee ood. x paa 
in honour of Her Majesty io wre zi 
fal 
J. Rosser S resolutions w a Ae 
cordingly lost. 
e ENRE m 
eet up the 
uesday 
and the early part | à amended, samar 
ee oa same- 
assiot, Mr. Travers, 
ere 
n the publie streets, 
to see the splendid sight. Her 
Majesty's 
tradesmen, too, very eee, nrg r 
Me Elliot, “Mr. Motate 1 Ai Goldsmidt, and a committee- 
was n omina ted to draw up a pontja to, Pee liam ment em- 
f th sting 
principal emble: vere roses and “thistles es, with siki 
and “ene while ‘the letters V and A were og ntly 
tradesmen of Her Majesty, 
| cae sf metropolitan members to support 
The late Mr. seer —The saline’ is abridged from- 
C. Hall, in the Art-U; of Satur- 
M 
5, elebrated the day by dining Together at 
day : sat “Mr. Hons existence was a long dissi rather- 
yet his te! emper, snembitered Jip: continua? 
pert 
ring i 
the F avern. The Gentlemen 
of diliadlocate Her Majesty’s birth-day a m i 
Si mith, th hatin presi rh vane was 
n honour of the day, 
vessels lying in the river and the 
own sad suffer’ o jes t; aid B reing- 
tose ho wept ovek his agony, fere as zA was (till he 
ertaken by the Jast dull sleep that c continued for- 
cked out with thein antica “and “Signal flags. “The 
of his coneeits, however strangely a with the 
da 
e standard was hoisted at the 
A Hospi ae; The 
ted almost in the 
me style as on Her Majesty’s visit, t and was a object 
of muc: ch i nterest ; and „at the 
the rapidly-approaching hereafter. re such- 
terrible contrasts ipie — his TI bea ony? Even ` 
when the * Song of a Shir ocking at every heart 
| 
y fi red a royal 
h; 
po after he was confined t 
t 
“tt and’ 
the last ` 
And so he 
a on, ‘through suceessive paroxysms « of rome fill th 
s ein). The ena. pae meeting of merchants 
va x ene she motio oF and others, € convened by ialthe Cit} signed b 
we 
T 
5 
+, ER 
79 + 
day at the London Tavern, “ to consider 
of petitioning ere ee an Bme et of ty | 
Act ogee ing | im ment for debt under 202, and 
novel—d soins to remain, like hia lia great ragmen 
be 
But it is all over with him now. He i is released fi r 
P., took the chair, 
they gave, and to the enormous profit they on ae 
M 
e object ter ‘wick the meeting had been 
others, 
care they ‘seemed to beguil 
the obj 
called as he had heard that the had 
ked as ctr i a ean to the trading interests i 
s lam entable 
Lond 
a ee 
to Ghia er to ascertain if means could 
= tually to protect the creditor from the fraudu- 
Mr. Ha that the a 
; and it was not so mu 
to recur to the old ‘system of taking ce person 
they had raed rome but to as if s 
means could n devised of more rea 
a BR pritrsd T the debto igr ro- | 
ed the first resolution. ‘Whils y ha d been egis- | 
Ia stig too cirounbly for the debtor, i had over- 
looked the real pans er of the ~— = we the 
rr age They = m to the SE oppos 
f Ministers RN in corpo 
a specific tax for maintenance „of 
to think how many in this lament— 
ch 
2 
i 
pa 
and w 
Lat tterly his fiends ‘had been 
I cannot die, I cannot ‘die ;? and they coul 
EN 
not but a thankful to la " 
grave, at Kensall- 
befo 
ore a 
gree will not, we are Šrot. 
monum ment i is raised to his Ropar a $ 
eje there are hearts enough in Englan shed 
that his widow and children have but the 
ir R 
a request that > ap = perni 
preter wo 
th int — wor! 
intimately ; 
he had long aoaia = wre > We may add to- d 
view to the repeal o 
t of ministers in cor- e faci 
Ron seconded the 
Ba AR: but could 
LE onan that the tax of Ministers’ 
e t 
lit not only escape set 
ity avoid, 3 Tegal nen a Lge pte kna full surrender 
of = te: The object of this meeting was to 
Government the absolute necessity of 
of the creditor, not so mu uch 
prs 
repeal it xe considering the interests 
Ol. to the fund now in progress of collection in aid of 
Mr, Hood’s family. ; 
Extraordinary "Infus of ens on in London. 
He therefore recom: 
with a view 
as with a Sage of deve tend prompt, efficacious, | 
—Mr. $ 
asury bench that they 
to the 
pocketing and the 
nah cheap mode of mea the Leow of debtors, | 
sea rato pee 
arin, > 
sarily de taining the ae of the ee "He rapes not 
ean to say thatthe n of the debtor should not be 
4 detained in ċases of Nek or ne he refused 
ose his ke — would rag 3 
e chairman, an th those 
y admitted to aae an 
roceedings the Hous 
for 
t da: receiving reports on pri- 
nee $ 
a great number Pte 
conve! 
eeting, in the establishment of any mens pn corte ripe 
and efficaciously 
bling the erotitor oa he He trusted ao 
the pee propert: 
local, tribunals, | 
an od mode devised for obtaining 
econd — that ae cee would g” combined with a „system of 
So 
dis- 
concur with | and 
ned 
and towns in the T ngdo: 
neces- | derivable from this great modern oe 
one Trah line alone there are nearly 50 witnesses 
tendance to be examined before the 
numerous poliestra, agents, &c., to support- 
se the z introduced ; and the benefits de- 
Pre 
on 
tres, too, are reaping a profitable- : 
various exhibitions in the metro 
| polis, b y 
River Steamers.—Às a proof of thei ae incli- 
nation of the eek = orane to proceed towards- 
tated that in 1843 upwards- 
Pa a question from Mr. 
£ James Deedes, committed t 
