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.----- '.2• IVir C I Ar * ' ' s ••• • . . • . ... 911 I Un - P ii ;:l . 1 0 0 1 . ft i , . . , b t ~. . , * . -N, I 1tit,.....,..b ..... , lOrt F ,4l,.ir , 3 i - - LONDON, TUESDAY, I OVENII.IEIt 17. ISIB. Numurit 4974. PRICE SI YEN-I'ENCE. THE 47*Iii:-R0 VA 1., 11l ft. 714 r-LA THIS EVENING. TIIESDAV. Nov. 17. t h eir 31•jokties' Sr/vents swillperform the Traget:y of VENICE PIIESEItV ED. lob, Mr. rotten . ; Ilerlatnar, Mr. Bouptozh ,• M r . U j.-he ws r ; l'ierrr, Mr. 11. Johustuu; Slo's', Mr. Mi slaid. lib a sa, Mrs. R. West Tu •bit b will be added (for the first time these four yerrsj the Farr, I.f 1 M.A. TO DIE FOU LOVE. Baran Altuif, Mr. Carr ; k. Mr. Riisst II ; Capisiis ISlumreirrlol, Mr. I.lartisr.l; Trit k, Mr. ()sherry; 'hap. Mr. 6a.4lti ; :Mislaid, Mr. 31sildusks. Clisilulte Miss Cubit!. Doors open at Six &Clock, the Performance to begin at Seven. Boxes, 1s : Serooil Price, 3. —Pit, 3.; Second Price, 2i. --Lost. Gallery, 25.; Secuisol Price, Is —Upper Gallo y, Is.; &cowl R I. Umes mud Plsers to he tsken of Mr !Indwell, at the Ito. tomb. of the 1 heater, from Teu till Four ; where may be Lad a Prtra le Iti , x nightly. To morrow. the Comic Opera of The Castle of midi Ike her Dminatie Romance of Bardweide, or The Falai Ou Thuisday, the Trscrily of Dough.. : Toting Norval, Mr. Kean ; Clenalron (f.rst time), Mr. H. Juhustou ; Lady llatiew:nli (hist lino), Mrs. Glover. (hi Fria iy, or The rata! Marriage : Isabella, Mrs IV. WI id A New T. aged) , has been mine time in prepaiati .... , and will be very shortly p-udiscril, with new Scenery, Ilachinery, Dreams, and Decorations. THE .111tE-IJOYA I, COT' ENT-GARD KS. EVRNING. TUESDAY. Nov. 17, will Oe sc ir.l (by ylirliruh► &mire) 11,. Comedy of TFIF. JEAl.nus WIFE. Lora Trinkri, 31r. Junta; Slr hurry 1ira7,14., Mr. Fawcett; 0.11,1ry, Mr. YIA , Pf ; 11..jur Oakley, Mr. 11.zes ton ; Cbarle. I.l4kley, Mr. C. lirmislr ; kwisri, Mr 111:weltaril ; dpi. ()Toter, Ms. TALIy. Mn. o.tkley, 1111 a o•N tl ei ; Lady revel vr, Mrs. Gibbs; Harslet, Miss Foote. To whirls adl be added (for the 1601 a new Comic ()perm, so low aria, called TliE BARBER OF SEVILLE. Cotten A lin swiss, Mr. Junes; Dr li.lllUlkl, MI . F.iwecll ; Raul, Mr J. Lam s ; Ft;:sio, 51r ; Fi.Nrethi, Mr l'yne ; Argus. Mr. Sivisitins; 3lr. King. Du. •mai, Mrs. Dickons ; Marcullins, Mrs. Sterling. Thr DuOrli •tll kV 'SCAM! ■t Sll. •nd the Per brims:ore htzta •t Sof ril. Kars, 7a. Secus.4l Price. 3s. flal —Pit. Price, 2. —Lower Gallery. 21. &A:and PIICC, Is ••••(7111111r Gallery. la "Second Pito .t; I. Places fur Ike Box:* to be taken or Mr. BIJIHIOU, at the Box•otJire, Hart-street, from Ten 5.11 Four. A Private 'tun may lee had fur the Stamm, ur nig►tly, of hl r. llrauduu,al the Sox °like. To morrow, the Comedy of The R,vals after ski( h, The t On Thurs.lse, Tise Way to Keep Hire. After which will be prothiceti (for the bra lister), a new Onri.itsc rasry Tale, called Rose D'Arnonr ; or, The Little Red Riding Hat.— Thr by theeelsk,alrJ IloselJteu. Walt new Scruary, 11.,limery. Dresses, and Decorations. to Fridar, the Tragedy of The Earl of Warwick : Mar Lure rfot the first now), Miss Soinriville. Alter which wall b slosolon's Farce cf St. Patrick's Day; or, The twin I.frisienant. Dr. Rosy (first tiusc), Mr. 11'. Far rt u ; Liewsen.nit O'Connor, Mr. Jones. Salurtihc anti NJ.nolay, the Tr.leelly of Jane Shore. CIIIIIST-CHURCII, SURREY, Novwmarß 16, ISIS. MONEY WANTED ON ANNUITIES. itr 0 "I' IC E la itereliy ;oxen, Th.t the 11 TRUSTEES fur carrying into execution an Act f..r I 11:4t.,:ntg the Clin h. yard of the Parish of Christ i hurt b, to tbs. Cuttoly 1 r Nurse,/ and for tither 11111110liell t kling this to," aLI inert its. the ('uutaollrc lioutu of the IVurkhottNe uf the said Parish, ' el ' ESDA V, tin '24i It slay • f Nureattiti e instant, al Stara tieleck itt the Evening precitaly, to receive Prupuenht (ruin any Prrouu or Persona thamen• itf 'idiom-int stay Stunt or Sums of Mousy (tint 111411 1111.1 rail,) f.r the intr. home of an Aunnitv Or Annul ltee, din it.r the I.if. nr the Party haohntr. the Moot y, pa)- able d uncut the li'mrsult notes. rtaitaistitte, the name nod exact A4e of the Per ron des:tone of 111111.01 t 411 the 3lonry, the A mutant to be sariucc.l, soul toe Annuity required, are win...tail to be alL'ait . t; up, mid dircct.4 to we eta wok', house the .aid Met tint:. l'uo *hi r parftrultr- urty he hid, avid the Art t)1 Int Lit %Uttar .4 it hid. the Sertniiits will be givt is) 01 . 4 . 11, v ft try Office_ N.i I.tS , (44,1 Sill rt I :l 2 ehrtiam-e.m.l. away day brio... the 1.:4‘16 betwet Ttis and ruur t:Lh.4 k J. G. Al 1:111011 . , k to the Ti usk i INVF.NTEI) . CANDLEs. M. DAVIES, ti 3. St. Mantles lane. ultimate, Sl.trixistes'a enli*.e.histur, WAX (lIAN LA-414 Nutt mile I..tTeler and ‘lamarkelnrcr or the New 'warmed V. AX El) 1%I(K, ur 131 l'1WrI:1) TALLOW CAN 1/44.5. ;blotch I "" "I "" I Y "'"," I.llPuct ae4 Irementespl awn of 5.. 155 in) 11.00) h...,,, thatitipub.l4.d I'Y4u.:.•, but ermuiluAl 4.enatiol tow them from all 'milk of the Cultrtl Ling ; and Comment, ali tI. tie. ins tt mewiaar ylu ac• 4,111111 1 1111111 I'M abo 11.11 y *loll 111 1.111.1111 Lo. Candles, that 0.i. ) sue uuly t., be bad at 1114 *.V.ret ..... ae, utive. Pest ‘‘."‘ ClllllllO, blll. I.lr deer; Hest Spermaceti Caosi:lLo, 4 , i. p. r Ouzels Palace Wnx Light., merely 'felted, 441st. per w lurelatd %Tastiest 11 colt A1.4.1.1.,114.. 64 per 1.1/1111; 1:111.1 Shirr 011.11:CS, 13$ 6.1 pt. ; Al oh. v 20.• s Ili , SI Y. 11110 Si,u p. 1104. per eu I. 11..1 Laid S.,,ap. 130. per rwl ; Genuine 11 isp4m. ispl i• 141111, 111'111 L. 4.1 1.. .a per lb.; L:ti est.!. s. ami Ve. I L . NW, Soap. 6.6 per ; Ctat Dutch 11 mt. 484 pie 1:i. ;)..lets tUrwar 4f .1 to nll rrt‘ and cart fully pai 1,1.4 for the Cusiiiil ) Zlll.l Chmelc*• A 110%1A1'IC 0' VINEGAR illie ti lhi~iwul liereutioa or Mr. Uawry, au.l beislight by 144 Ittee..4we iitiprovrineuto to the Iticlw‘l y..rfectiuu; liaises to be preriewl and 5.:.1 by 3feiurs. 11aau frcluriwb Cheiulate. M actier.ter. Thi..zrtralile L..1....r i. a communal 01 hizl.ll! a lila l salr4l.ll Vl:ae4lllr IN ilia Ike yam p1e.....at Al...tanti , ■ ;.. I liarartves Autimptie. Its Wail* saluter adapts it :.10,.11.1; tekielf au grad 4.c.; amt trader. it peculiarly rat rriisded or twitted mow.. rad Hi the close upuritaveito of the It estesieb . raess, :slot, the spread of aloes :40.1 Sore Typhst. and ticvlet Fewer., and utlitt ides-lour. diaeamrii. 'I he Aious.t.c Vintvir 1114 r 111* . %1...ri•.1, Witill.out any I:10r to 6.d cliivatei.. rise it i• fmar.l lairsiraber4 gratl tol A N , bur. 6 , 1 I. MAUI,. lal.ytal.l l ll 4 ;nal nifewur Illtp ,r 1.1,0111 111 .1•41 11.16.1.1* SW' 1.11111 . •Hadar 1111114.5, the 11111.11 r air Irlllll , tr.l I Aran v.., as 1h..,r11y 1,104 a li. i.e,.. C"Alt"et tit.t Ohe ismiars .4 Memo.. HENRY. .11. ii• elu .ter. are nagrair. d oa this 14Juip Sold %•hule*.te mot Mail by IWO/ a... 1 flew. Corkspur ittert (the wily Airbi. m 1 ,, 11.641 aullistw"'" 11 the as Wilk., 2, 9.1 reds ; so b . re may h. 11"1 "" "" " (4 ; 01 . 1 . Advise. I'acne I • .s. a ‘r% aI, ow. AU... likAftlflt t NAGIS 1....41 A. it, twit!. 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Oo llooday last s General Meeting of the Members of this exten.ive Anent:melon was Ilciti at the Angel btu, in the Market.rtince, Norwich, Co tLe pw pse (As cxp •I in the public todicri of Irking into cousideirtion the 11111141Uel of 51r. Thomas 134110111, sew and of adopting such measures respecting huts, ■s the Members should see fit The attendance of insurers on this ticensi 4444 was of • highly respectable distill. • .Individuals had come from all aluarleas of the County, and from inure distant parts; and the great degree of iiilerest tariled uniting the Members its grneral, was ill hr rcetuessised its the circumstance of their anxiously crowding fur adnottance at the place appointed fur the ineetiog, lung herure entrance was allowed. 61suist half-past twelve the fours were opened, and, each iditoner presenting fur inspection the terript of his last 1111111151 pa 3. meat, the Grcat Room of the above-Menlo:Med 100 was lima filled with between 400 and 500 'Wl'O.lllll. The Directors, troth their friends; and Mr. Thomas blignold, senior, accosts palsied by bus Solicitor, Mr. NI bb:itt, wok their places at the upper cud of the room. Mr. Alduarau P•tteso• was soots afterwards (off the mu. tiou of Mr. Alderman Hawkes) module 00000 sal) , exiled to she Chair ; a pause of some duration Theo ensued, its conformity to the words of the Society's Deed of Scttleinent, and the allotted Ilene having expired— The CHAIRII•t4 opened the proceedings by acquainting the asstiabltd Ludy of insur. rs with the objects fur which they were met. The worthy Alderman then received from thr hands of the l's csident of the Board of Director* (Mr. John Crowe) a paper of cuu►iderable leugth, which he foi th with read to the Aleding. This paper, dated Nov. 9, forms a statement, by the Di rector., of Mr. Bigisuld's situation iu the Society, of his ce ucral conduct, and of the eircunistmiets which induced them to call the present Meeting. It begins with au acknowledg ment of the services of Mr. B. as she originator of the Insti tution, and of his zeal soil diligence in the character of its Secretary fur several year.; but at the same lime states, that the Dtrectuts had eucouutertd many difficulties its the per formance of their dotes, owing to Mr. B's erroneous views of his own power and influence as Secretary, and Jo his con sequent efforts to demise au authority which they consider ed did not belong to hint. They found that notwithstanding their forbearance mid deference to him, as the founder of the institution, uuthisig short of a supienis cowed would cou tent him, " and as this was enure thou tory could possibly concede to him, he frequently manifested much dissatisfac tion at their decisions, and its sonic cases went great lengths, in endeavouring to cuunteead them.' Their respect, how ever, fur his sous, on whom the great weight of the business hail gradually fallen, and who had conducted themselves with muds propriety said to their entire satisfaction, iuduced the Directors to suspend their deterumiatiuu °leafier retir ing themselves or requiring his resignation. The statement then adverts to Mr. Bigiould's leaving Nor wich, and residing its Loudon, wheie be was permitted to undertake the General Agetny of a London Department; all the neighbouring A;ents being directed to pass their accounts and make them communications rub the Board through Isis Whew in Bridge-street. " Mr. Biennia, this Mg his residence in London, maintained a constant corm spondenee with the Iltiar.l at Norwich; but kept bark, a. it has lately appeared, math important information on various matters, which at was his duty tu have eummunicatell, and which the Directues eau Id not obtain a kno fledge of through any other channel." The trial wills tbe assignees of S. Watilegrave, which brought so much odium usi the In.tieution, is Aro itotant eil ; and the Directors nut having paid the damages iustaut ly that the verdict of the Jury was haulm to them, is ac colluded for, by the circuiri.lauce of Mr. Bignold, on being questiuued about the matter, complaining heavily of evi dence having been suppressed, laying much blame mi his solicitor and counsel, and declaring be had important affi davits front fuur person., on which to move fur a uew trial. Certain it was, however, that the Directors were iu sitter ignosaure of she mailer being in litigation, until the trial appeared in the newspapers. On further inquiry, the Di rectors found several other cases, till Ilse° autumn° to them, were in progress fur trial ; tool imperfect statements made of those eonsinuoicated. " It appeared also, that tilling the mime, said sheltering himself under the authuaity of Use Uuanl at Norwich ; Mr. B. sells. bad been continually treat ing claiitiaiits with indignity and insult ; and that his gent ral conduct towards persons applying at his office was tuba leery and improper." The Directors, therefore, determin ed on a change in the system of the London business as indispensably necessary. The statement proceeds to notice the Meeting at the George and Vulture Tavern, and which was followed imme diately by Hat at the York Hotel, Bridge•street. The for mer was deemed to be acting in too great a spirit of hostility to these—to the latter, convened by Mr. B. aril. himself, the Directors readily committed the "objects of inquiry which had arisen in London. But Mr. B conduct to the Com mittee at the York Hotel proved such as to induce them its report, " that his retirement fruu office was indispensably alecespary for the future welfare and prosperity of the So ciety." A g other reasons given to the Board by the Committee far this opiniou were the two fulluiving :—lst. " Involving the Society to law suits, without the mitherity of, or even commuuicating with the Directors MI the sub ja et, and Without Frei 111 l sly obtaining sufficient legal advice. "—Yd. " Having by his litigious, intemperate, said itighly-improper conduct, entirely forfeited the confi dence and gaud opinion of the public, to she great prejudice and iujury of the Society." Its the above opiuiuu the three toes entirely concurred; and Mr. B. was retreated to abstain from amine further in bis silaat of Secretary or Agent to the Society, and to advertise that the business at the Brialee-street Office watt discoutioned. The hope entertained by the Directors that Mr. Ili:mild would, alter this, by • voluntary retirement, resider the e sent Meeting unnecessary, coded its ," Ile appear'," says the &liftmen!, " In have deteriniaril,that he would ledge to ue voice but that of his van imertuutis temper, and has procreated to fresh acts of aggression, and even of (mirage.* The Report then gives a letter received by the Board at Norwich, from Mr. I'. Illeusley—Cheirman of the London C miner, dated October IsO, IBIS, which, re. &envie to this subject, s numerates various acts of Mr. B.'s disobedience to the Diireiairs' ureters, the elistructious thiown by limn in the way of the Committee's investigation, and stating lib positive refusal to have any thing to do wills the Committee. Among either repreartitalitios of "highly culpable conduct," oil the dart of Mettiginild, is inetitioueil Iva having • nn»arraulably ,nested Me, Chas-lea Aujirew Iliacki it, one of the 'mids t ': Agents, fur the rum of 2,Y)00f. and upaarill, at his 11W11 /WIS. 531.1 11111111Ut bins ill bail for elite issue, all km.o the debt, if :shy, was due to the SuCiely, an d toot to Hou." Besides the ;shove grounds of arcu.slion. the Directors (barer Mr. Bigotsld, two. wills receolly setsaing to srtrrsl istiirr Agents, lawyres !titers, theestruusig Ia sorest theist— .- 11111fei01111: tu make orrisizessienta walls oar of his s,,es in London for I ciiring fount (Alice, and declaring, that MI 111r7 count of great tisolistrusiti ~,, hr shotilol retire tor • few slays front Intsineas, 1111 ibe provosts 41 1111211e1.1111 , 111Y could be for ward,': ytt g 0.1.14 no•taistly ;Sul with with two per4.is, one of wl lir tolled a Boa .9.4 et 011ie. r, to o ol ail:irking his other isms, the lifetime Set 111. pr% of the Society—. 'sing atol nutting in lila pocliel • utiire pain rs, sod arowsog an intention In as rts.t all the Agrots— refits niog noose & .si. Is( to I, loss, load rius.sr g, lay painted esseitho., Sm. iglilt Agro.l6, alllllah So 111.111, GOA Ibr>lrp> 1141.1 . 11 by 1.1, ...ass., liv Mr. Cror*r, ht' ilir Cris 00000 sitilog at the Tool, Hui. I, C. 411111111611.1 II slur rims " star I.iistrii rot, vial p.m re sbog 1.. lilliiCe Ille atts-snists istAls LL‘a. urA. ni.itttr ILL as.!a broil—of w psraiinal gnat rel hen o it Ms. Hiltiold and 1,15 101111, 104 Onlyle eloirseters of the j. o'er lit , -ec• ft.mo the impot•tion of inflf !Wile ! ! by wiercroa, s, 1101r1011, Of 11111101101111 111010,16. to ;Al 01/11..1111. 111 Ihr ir psi a lit ; hut bears the of their ais ennui's emleavonis '• to a t., I from him as much as pos.oble the obloquy and discredit to which lie has beet' subject :" coincolluz entirely to this respect with iii. Ite l mrt of the London C tttttt Mitre in favour ut Mr. Thus. thgnold, jun. and Mr SallItle: The Ho taut Ihrit vitas thr 311, 111th, anti 15th Articles of the Deed, to phew, that by the coolanstation of the Society the Du echo« alone at e invested wit It pilaf r to lake a lonise ur office in Norwich, appoint Comittellora, Solicitor., Brno. taries, Clerks, ACe..llllltallis, Book keepers, Stifle, 01 11, 31111 other vervatn.—and to ~tine l y varahr.es—fur just I,olles 10 impend, displace, or a.iiintie •II or any of the officers or servant c, except the Secretary, who is nut to Ice censored without the consent of a majority of the members assembled at ramie gcncra I ineetito; of the y," Scc. And to mewl turtle doubts which had arisen fioni a p,osi•non universuf the Society coutaiii, alt:. the additional deed, (' - awl ware consulted, who all et 110.111141 in opittion, that one general meeting may remove the Secretary abhuot a second being needful to motions ; and that the further steel only provides an additional mule by which office's of the Seri .iy may be removed without annulling or at all atr, etinz that contained in the Islli nllirlr of the erizinal Deed." The Directors then slate, that joilging hour all the corn apondence they hare hail with the numbers w va, Mos parts of the kingdom, they have every riot. to r michole, that in case Mr. Mastoid's removal Sillllllll he determined on, the decision of the Meriting will give zeiberat 104114/1011111 111 the nimbi rs, and ;riot!) lend to insure the figure prosperity of the Society." The statement concliolas as follows But one thing more yet remains to he inenipooril. It was intimated at the Meeting at the City of London Tavern, ainl has been PlM grated to the Directors from oilier gunnels, that Mr. 141;.t• 'told, se shuu Id nut be permitted to quit his ago aim. without receiving f the Society an annuity for his life Hail he bean placed under different circumstoores to those in which he now stands, the Directors would have felt it their duty to recomtneuil this, a,,J they have no 1111011 that the rceommendatiou would have bran readily acceded tic — All that they now feel themselves awe:toted in doirig is simply to introduce the subject, that an importnnity may be offered of Inkiuz the sense of the Meeting upon it, if it should he thought right so to do. It has n o t been without much regret that the Directors have giv, is these details /greeting one, who certnioily has bail strong el n'it 4 Di' lite SUelely, and they call,.ul conclude wit boot expression! a hope that the recollection. of Ins past services will be soollicient to prevent truly severity of animailversiusi oil his recent conduct." Mr. BARTIO, of South 'fowls. near Vs 'oil), then came forward, and said, Ihat after t Ire very I I 11.1. e am. Ilfflll,ifUllllll statement of the Board of Directors, which had jii at bills read by the worthy Chairman, there appeared ID II,• but our course for the !Umlau t : to pursue. The facts which laid been deaeloped were so clear and conclusive, that he should uul presume to 111111 MA% further nu their time than merely to move, a That the Report of the Board of Directors be re ceived and printed for the use of the 'lavishers ; and that Mr. Tltotuas Bigisold, sem be now removed, mid dismissed from his situaliuu of Secret:try to the Society " This lint' was seconded by T. H. Cooper, E , ii of North Wahsham ; and the terms of it were formally ieptiatial by the Chairman. Mr. Rigel°ld then came forward. This was not, he ob served, the Br.l lime that be had availed limo-elf ..f the op portuuity of aohlreining the tellers! body of inaiirtr , from a si milar oil ion— . Cries of" Hear him! hear hi "' frith calls of - Clusir ! Chair."' caused a momcolury replica.). The CIIAIRMAIS—" f wish to he favoured with one mo ment of your attention : it is to ICI4IIIIII you, that e noun or heavy charges can hardly be lironglit 8:0 itoit tow individual than thoae which, the Report sunsuits to your con sideration. I would request that yuu will hear tooth lodes with patience, snit, ift the language adopted so proceedings Wm.. a linchrr tribunal. 1 have only further to say, May Gud tonsil Inns a Komi delaverauce !" Mr. Blossoms resumed—" Gentlemen, when yea are 101 l thus publicly by your Chairman that e serious charges than those preferred astainst me Cal:11111 lie brought against any individatd, you will easily imagine that it excites is soy mind a Striiiig desire to br beard in my own defence. Pew among you cats know ally thing of my condoct, in the office which I hold, except from the statement which you have just heard, and which iiaa Its en made up for the purpose. For my own pint I did not know what would come forward ; to fact, conducting snyselt as j have always 0.1.111 C, it was im possible that I should know. But it is perfectly notorious that I have beet, the halt of abuse and vaisurt ever since the Institution was by my exertions established. Caluntnialed by Insurance Companies, and by other interested individeli ale, few meu would have Weise such treatment as I have es. perienced fur the sake of the Instituti tttt , and in my endea vours to I • • s the calamity of flee, and the expense of sorance. To stand ns it were in the gap, till a sufficient number of persons could be brought together to mower the risk of the U Minciple of Insuranee, was au arduous task ; but 1 did undertake it, and succeeded in it. So.far, surely, you will give me credit fur the labour of 22 ; ." (" We paid you itandsoinely . fiir it."l—" It hail been said ( Mr. B. continued). that a majority of the Members could diseolve the Society y but this was usakiug 110 di.l Indio,' be tween those who contributed considerahle sums to the Insti tution. and theAe who only paid ss. per to inum; yet it was by those means that A. turd B. were brought together on this occasion to chanson. against him.—(Disapprobafign and cries of " Order!" " Chair!")—lle mentioned this to sheer the diffirence between the small insurer and hinarelf— c• He nag a right to be protected as will as yuu.",—" Hut whether it snakes any slifference to bun (raid Mr. B.), it snakes a very important dilfercuce to 1111 . ( La ugAter, and aback confusion here 4iiitutti.)—Gelittrineu, if I am charged with doing wrung, that should be proved by firinging for ward insider...sin which I have acted injuriously to your iutcrests."—There were Members who haddeceived hack i 0 per cent ; bail they any right to complain? Was there any one of those lie was then addressing. who could say he had heels dented his just claim? If lie (Mr. B.) was to be ac cused, the charges against him should assume sonic positive shape; line his aciuseers slid not Allow how to aecomplisli that was slow to be kicked out on vague and gene. oil grounds of cundemust• . Hedehed say 61111 to pIUVIT his having misconduct...! himself ill bar situalimi ; and if lie were fairly allowed to :r before disinterested arbitrator., a ppoiolest oil IhAls be was pert. city sea. Mug to stand or tall I.y lAeit deterniitiat Of rightero ihrectins, there sec f.lll . or flee who ace daily in the hahtta inseeting my sons—it is these four or five Director. oho Lase been doing all this. The 1114 , 011 t cumpicuuns es lily son's fallier-tit law ; my mime wuuld not liner beets so di.Trnced but for hind Persons hove told air, have hero here, that Iliev would rather- have haul their mitts 11/1 I.ll ' thou have published such en advertisement. I tioAl.t to have beefs permitted to .bring a eel tam number no my toile. A initial* of 11w Di. echoes has iu view to serve his sun lit h r."—(lliases and south noise.) Tlme CHAIII.IISN—" As lung as Mr. Bignold keeps with'', the bounds of ',remota., he ought is, be patiently breed ; but if he, or any Ober maii, bawds out of los own jmllhcshun in order In snack the conduct. air 'W . "' II"r tires ail joilividonts who are not prereet, I ails uud. r the nee silty ed selling I that be has oil long..' a CI littl uu flat all. WWII a the Meeting." Sir Iloreosts (continued)—"Ce etlemen, it hair heen that 11w answers arc ihasstisfied wools 111C......r.1 loud shout of • .-111! all 1411111 as the advertisement signed by Alt . Closer. es Chairman, a lima. rut, a getters' slouun p. voided' lime n 1110.1,411 the litsiners—r - Idseghleri—and the minder of Act e;:sh: a. usi4ly." lie had Lear) tt allersal, that, under hi• Ittallarement, Ilse r.n014 ofthe flffire hail brew law.aoits ; bait how was dos ,'barer hirrlle out ? Its 2.2 year• Iltr Union limo goer loot only hero engaged 111 liaise I. gMI sChmllaj while other (Wits% had bad fro Ili Nuke IsluiilliA. If the Mew would "illy iove..tiaate the twitter mu 11 proper wily. Obey wnaJd Le than dirpoa.ii ,u, Manse Ihwae only who have Illaisie.l bun . Ha. boo l'lsuits g a hat bee.. ururia against his usatia.temeo iu Briilicr:2lsrel Illiii MIN very Al. any., for he (Mr T. Ititoold) Soul bets, fr. purist!). wish him at the Cu.w.....tee the... ; and he would appeal lu M,. Carier„ the pr...rtu..l clerk at that Other, to ,av whether he (Mr. ft) bad or had sisal been m.o.t inn.i.l au I oureinillissir iu has to the business of the Society. lie er.t ,, i Ihul !here weir ni ' , relent who bore lons !ii thew he would ohm rye, iss tu the charge suede azaiost 11.111 of brine sow much ad.lieted to litigation, that I..uostou was 31 very ililrereot pla c e Ay Nor. In Norwich, es ray ewily herotpe av g....wed with his ueichhoor'a charneter and throat...user In London, it was very lia • u I l li.avoid :Over' ink! ceo - , reelm el aljr: which he Mattel le.l that the aliffer..< ...Illy dad not lose 141311. rlil ttttt they had gutless 1,0001. he a...11..11;14 1 , Skit lie litrope 4 public agsenshly, sin 111. - mei of an 4 , 4 . .5..1,4/IL-- He was, howe.t.r, spite rea.ly to leaee 1.19. e.(1••• to hr fere...l Isithat.' or four It are ialt ra—r.Silowy me, kr c1di...0::- Ml.6llli.on;—i.. he decided on M.. Ali 'mike to order. w ti: .;...., a. a ~ r the Losalos (cm ire, I r .1 ...). dui) to ittforo. coo, :hat the ao., totent Ili 111'it GM/1411We %Ca , in-oh' with Mr. Ihfolsolira. fishes, ; anal that .1i il.e.r ..roceedittaa sae. hi* entire, ....- retire, until be f 1 them opu.se.l to his ltos.a...rea for %a...p....4 all lehelalala 11. - at 41111.... ity over Ihr footwork:rail, 111,1111111011. Vt.ii llnnernre, .r the inopr.e..; of 1,u.. shad ....tot it of lost Waii. rhoire, sod iailtolg Car ale alip•11111,1tcaal Alkaallia - r,..—(ArAhcae) . MI% liagoold war prueee aini.lat Very 1111e111.1/Valtel 10 1 lie11.11( 4 11:3194.4111:11 IW:11 1111111 he had befose aidem,red re,tpecillag liar appoolt meat ..f a new awl ..f bra , Mr Lilian . . 11%1,:. gl , alt . ll 1n 111111 taa Sabi sat it,. a " ' flre CHAMM ...1,!n.,1 lie emir. ierd tr.• heat way wosslJ be for him to rea.l the LI,: Net imli w, l hot 11. . ilieoushl thigh. ;:ert.rally /11, 1 11, , iJ lict.l charge was that r.f the " "MNr l l ,l nitt i ttliaZ h , 111131.1 of I)ir.-m..4 iti Norwich with his lute...tun ... proecriliott. , . Air. 810MM-00411rd lot cuanc 11.13 111.1 r coal; to Le 5.011.1- ed :11r. Mintmt:TON 11TV I%ownr.l 00l A . Statice. its atoppo, a I It , rbAre.., • r-t• - alircliar f the Koaral of D114%1[1°14 at Nurwiel% not I ; 5.• or. en!. ployesl lay the Society, !4.44.1 'Well 111601114 A 11.41 wtli 4:l;Mis ill ff f - Mr. nolitlfrwLL.r.—" .4. tine of 11,..5e SOicitoraj . 4 41e,e a ly di'lltar,lll.o I lieVer 1...mA a Ike id...pet/ow: t.i claim ; and I hare 11 . 40.1011 In helkre that the li.• 0..1 of Pi • reriors were equally os 'vow:Dore liir 'hold Oi l : of the d I. ate.' to the asearapa t 4e.a Lola calls s ! , .1 nzwer ) Air. Bitaxcal.t) 010..1'V:111M, gm the Vl'al.ll4g..ay...`a Son diect I:y br.0 . t04 4... 1,1“: point, Mr. AIIftULET,IN hogged leave for :4 rate:.., teal anaw• rto the f.lluwrn. 1111. , 1i4011, .a lint I{.-4.1.,!.1 wive, ur did he not vie, ally n.f nuuim 11l lie 19 , 13011 Dirtst Inn i u.. ...a Aitriiiiisa lit ill ‘V.1.1 , 1 . 44 e'a elm 41, he e...-- ri..l lot.* Court :tool 41141 iir ur .1 , 1 h.. ;:lt• the DIE.IIIIII. ill OM% prof , . 604' . 7 .. 31r• 81GN44.0—" The Gent leusrm 11.1: a•Le.l 4. h. ' , ter I di.l not dries wine '• itta R ° • 4 ".lflin/b") CIIAIRITAt I will Itrolik t.. Ibis 'peat iiiii tabu writilz. ao4l It.. n Al,. 1t.g00 , ,1 .4.4.• nu Iflilltakei it is lJ ur Jurwer.d Yet or :\o, Lai; .e tae mill any further." . The question bet i acciiiilinzly committed in al kinr. the first past uis it ID Mr. Liqviuld by Cie ( hat:. wan. 11/GNot.rs--s't The row sponileni e 4. carrie' on h twecii inc and Mr. S. 1111 l lel I;igiini.l, wol it ~as b,, duty have commutes( ail sl the ihrssrasatiou I. gave him sisi into jrel to She Dirt riors." Mr. 11ANI , IIV, of 14,0111)111" AR a sill.lntwr of the r. lots Crininittter, I feel it iny duty to .tale, 'Owl it fallen hi nie to have frequent conver.aiiiiii. oiiii bin i ilia junior Memni, H. 4 ti ,tI ; particularly with Air I . It., t, the Suhrituti velea tonniriil use, ill the most iie.,iive 1.1.0 , that his Saline Inver cummitivicateil to him ale) thiliz h.:L evin relative to Wabli grave's rave." Chais mast thou semi the set. I branch nl the que.tion to Mr. uignolil, ::z Whether he dot or did i•ev ive the sinctiois of the Mows' of Direemis fur Isis pa...et tslti.;s al law on the .iihj et of IValcievaves claim Mr BIG!IOLD—" As Nir.Thorrie Bignotilastrodesl wish me al Bridge-skeet dorms; a periuvl of five weeks, 1 did lost LIIIJAV hut that it was vs aft; the sanction of the Director. th-it 1 MaA acting. It has always been toy practice, in she aianati went of the Clll.Cirsi m London, tu al:1y at the /thee till .e very late hour earls day, fur the purpose of irsosissittso, is, any correspondence with tbe Directors, tile fullest tisfssrma. lion of cress particular transaction w which 1 aus ulticlally concerned,"—[Here Mr. ktipsold'a voice was amassed loud and grueral cry or " Tke Questioa! - -.•"-illialt Nu Qv:lf ion:"] . The CHAIRPIAII—" Gentlemen, I Alm going to touch ten s. very tender and delicate point ; . but the cutoltoet a Weis Mi. Big°old has thought proper to pulsar en ills. 1 , 111{11134 rs it uecemary for me to take the sense of the Menlo{ upon it. You have braid the charge as is, the yue.. lions sll.lt Isute Lien put to hint. anal he nticityls lo z.I ill lif it by accusing his sun of neglect of slaty. Now, I:. Sal Rea, muter the peculiar eireaiiiis.tances of tlbeir the 'winger Messrs.. Bizuulil have requested that their attend. mice at this Meeting might be allogether.dispeuai it w i th i and I am Rare their feelings will nut Its be embodied 1116 , 1 respected by you all ; fur their runtluet Less b.•. 0 I.lll.fUlllll‘ . correct to the Society. and lu %bawl - ashes , 'hes have :tett,' tit the most kind. cum•iilerate, anal all: ctionate 5115111111. Hut Mr. T. Itigitutil, as Solicitor, and Mr. S. Bigauld, as joint Secretary of the Is - ohm, have oilier tbuse of filial duty to Ibtrfutin ; and it will be ibis, 11(..lo Met! to arqsaint the Such. ly with all they kn..' of Its flowers... lf, 116CfCeslet,111 hr 35,11 r pleasure that I SWIIIIIIII. 1111 for thi,•• less gentlemen—Mire -.row All al 1 VIII ICo y of " N., no, it. dun'f ri.a it"l I sou glad that you kier 'herded—it was my duty 10 totiVr eVrry Suram.uf rsiali.e4.• tug aniaterial 1 . -iels; lout yogi base :phlr.e.l feelingly mid wisely its do rioting to brilig the aim:against the father." Ur. Mitt D4rTuft —" 11 Y.Ullquul.alltrui 4Nolslplasnell that 11111' Chas W.% tutelusi him w.rr of tl.O Vstrial ttatat,st e I 11.11%! ItIVI.II the imashce of %Vat.lreavest Cllllll4, awl yuti st e how 1w lute 11114 It. Now I Mall re Silo! 111111 of autull. t•—ti. • cl a i m o f Laurel 111 D, (01111.11 A 01/ It policy •t 111.111.11111',1.1 M h11:11 th e 1111/.r/4.1 of the 140.11orti WWI 111tOtehiell !'y uu in.ol:soco much. Uy 6i. imams. '311.4 caws tkas in i 1584*' of htsgat‘oo, though 801 'Klima. , hiatitgist tutu Cul, 5, at the time %%1.,. the I. tun C ter took up 11w smatter. They ta...ri the 'via. ttee ul throe •urveyot s ; but Mt. U. not WA (rum the Cututtatitt r She estimate Of 41111. Of She 1111.‘t r• 111/ , , hilt pert.Ws,h 41 Mat surveyor tout to appetse L.k. r da othmktier to love el/1144.1e 1.11 the e,,.r " 51r. TIICIC raw ho lii.we Isren Mil n Itr pl rung is putty mail. So far r 1111 sm velfor kei hem 3... Illy L. ...- Mill, c, 11 I wit.• file g holes to go hi 11. 1t.. " , The 8.10101 , 1, C....t1.Ap. 1.. mton• .1. s his wish 1.. 114 • s pr.% 41,f roolls• a;4O 4lt Mhos vv. hi) Mil pro, .11. 14t.• :pCi IIII•Itr h •nl West:o,lW tut 6"111.1 mid fun bsie f o i Las it .t!a) 41,11.-:•41