The Sun. — London, England, 1835-10-01 00:00:00

Hwy •••••••• e - ~, „ • N ee• - •. - ,• • • • at 1 ' l l. - •i gr • PURSUANT — a , Decree of the High Court 0f .4 . clo Chancery, made ina Cause of DAVIES against GREGORY, the Creditors of FRANCIS NEWBERRY, late oftcharks-street, • Portm; n-square, in'Ac - County' or'llid.lksex, who 'died• in the , , te laara "11 ) ' mouth ofitlarch; • 1830, are, on 7 or before the 20th day of Novem bec; I " . ber mxt, to come in and rare their debts, before Sir f l / 4,f fog ; • • GiIIs>GIFFIN WILSON, one of the Masters of the said Court., at his iO, P§; , r 0 - , Fear- Chambers Sonthampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,: London ;or , .2' / ) " th a a ~4 Of 4e: At ew in default thereof they will peremptorily be excluded the benefit 916'. -CP 11 04U -4 itlr .Ct -Z? 0 rr, frool of the said Decree. • •1 4 ' q 1 1 )) • t ' / ill .nhill, Dated the Ist clay of October, 1835. ; "" ;,~' 7r' WE. business to be transacted on such quarterly days ; and the, said cuarterly meetings shall be hoiden rt noon on the 9th day of November, or if the 9th day of November Aalrfall on a Sunday on the day folloning, and at such hour on such other three days before the Ist day of Novembe r then next follo w i ng , as t h e council nt the quarterly meeting in November shall decide ; and the first 'business transacted. at the quarterly meeting-in November shall be the eleetiot of mayor. d the Rik from QUC' 3 almyra, :harlotte, from Gol , Nauscb, t, the Cori , for Carnariro. wen, for Line s C ruicksha n k' lanter, Yirlog" ILLIA3I DEAN, Palsgrave-place, Temple-bar, Plaintiff's Solicitor. LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1835 •►*:- PRICE 7D. ONDON AND CROYDON RAILWAY, -44 In Continuation of the London and Greenwich Railway. Incorporated by Aet of Parliament 22d May last. CAPITAL, £140,000. In 7,000 Shares, of £2O each. The Director,' hereby give notice, that they are ready to receive, applications (by lct!er, post paid) from parties who may be desirous of subscribing for such Shares (if any) as the present Shareholders May not take under the option reserved to them for a limited period. Applications will be received up to, and including the sth of October next, immediately after which they will be appropriated. By order of the Directors, R. S. YOUNG, Secretary. London and Croydon Railway Office, 12, Angel-court, 'Throgmorton-street, September 23, 1835. No. 13,433. fresh bre cle'• Passed by the TONDON and BRIGHTON RAILWAY. J The CERTIFICATES for SHARES will be ready for Delivery, in exchange for the Bankers' Receipts, on the 15th of October, at the Office of the Company, 22, Cornhill. VIZARD and LEMAN, T HE LONDON REVIEW, No. 111., Nv ill be v)ublished next week. Advertisements and Bills may be sent either to Messrs. Simpkin and Marshall, the publishers, or to the Political Pamphlet Office, No. 14, Tavistock-sireet, Covent -garden. MUNICIPAL REFORM BILL. ceipt of any monies, goods, valuable securities,, books, and papers belonging to or concerning the body corpclrate whose officer he is, shall dt tip and account for the Same to the council of such rI dy corporate appointed under 'this Act ; and the council shall have the same remedy against such officer to recover the same as is herein-before provided in the case of officers appointed by such council : Provided always, that all the charters, deeds, muniments, and records of every borough, or relating to the property thereof, shall be kept in such place as the council from time to time shall direct, and the town-clerk for the time being shall have the charge and custody of and be responsible for the same. rt the Vistula, FIFTH AND SIXTH WILLIAM IV. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGULATION OF MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS IN ENGLAND AND WALES,-SEPT. 9, 1835. v Lass, Covvant arseilles ; ;t. Petersburg' Sept. 29, 135. Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields. MR. WILLIS'S NEW WORK. Preparing for immediate Publication, pENCILLINGS BY THE WAY. By N. P. WILLIS, Esq , Author of " Melanie, &c. * * These Papers are the exclusive Copyright of the Author, and published with his permission. John Macrone, St. James's-square. . COMPLETE FOR SIX SHILLINGS, - - - 9 Gowan, fro' ew Brunswick ; IULL AND SELI3.Y RAILWAY. 7 11 1 Capital, 270,0001. ; Shares, 50/. each ; Deposit, 11. per Share. In 1830 the persons principally interested in the trade from Leeds, and the eastern parts of Yorkshire to Hull; entered into a subscription for a Railwny from Leeds to Selby, and thence to Hull, now one of the finest ports iri the kingdom. The portion from Leeds to Selby (20 miles) was opened in September last, and is well known to be one of the best works of the kind in this country. The number of passengers in the first year was more than double the number estimated, and is regularly increasing, as is also the quantity of goods and minerals; and the Shares, which were at a discount twelve months ago, are now in great demand at a premium. It is now designed to extend the line from Selby to Hull, for which the necessary surveys and estimates have been made by Messrs Walker and Burges, Civil Engineers, Great George-street, West minster. The length is thirty miles, almost in a straight line, and being nearly level, without any considerable cuttings or embank ments, the estimate is comparatively low, viz.-270,000/. Upwards of half the number of Shares have been already taken, principally in Hull. Mr. Marshall, Mr. Gott, &c., of Leeds, arc also large Sub scribers. (Continued from The Sun of yesterday). OFFICERS TO ACCOUNT, &C. ACCORDING TO THE ORDERS OF THE COUNCIL.---SUMMARY REMEDY AGAINST OFFI- Anderson, Iron ONDON and BLACKWALL RAILWAY -6 -- 4 (with BRANCHES to the EAST and WEST INDIA DOCKS), and STEAM NAVIGATION DEPOT COM PANY. —Capital, 600,0001., divided into 12,000 Shares of 501. MIL Deposit, 3/. per Share. CERS FOR NOT ACCOUNTING, &C.-REMEDYBY ACTION. Bruce, fronl 'almer Jackson , arg ; Venerablei Stralsund ; an This day, elegantly bound in morocco cloth, and illustrated with a Portrait of the Author and Vignette, (the three volumes in one, originally published at SSs. 6d.), CAPTAIN iIARRYAT'S NAVAL NOVEL OF _ _ _ _ _ FR ANK MILDMAY. 3. W., moderate• DIIECTORS. Charles E. Mangles, Esq. Francis Wilson, Esq. Joshua Williamson, Esq. Frederick Mai ;ales, Esq. John Nesbitt, Esc ESlwart Stewart, Esq. Mtn Thacker, Esq. Henry Kingscote, Esq., Treasurer. BAN/Eas_messrs. Ladbrokes and Co. Sotictroas—Messrs. J. and S. 'Pearce, Phillips, and Bolger " Me Author of ' Peter Simple' and ' Jacob Faithful' stands alone among the writers of his century in the power of presenting life as it is."—Spectator. Published for Henry Colburn, by R. Bentley. Supplied by every Bookseller throughout the Kingdom. ) Africa, has Put .ecked near St. )f the crew saved' m shore at New - ould t e wrecked' rdeen, bound t° ley . to y, during a he' ) and Mr. Thomas Ili•owne. • Applications for Shares must be made to the Bankers, Solicitors, °l' Secretary on or before the 10th of October next. Prospectuses, stating fully the great advantages to the Public and the or i g i n ality of the design, may be obtained at the Railway "ffices. C. H. WINFIELD, Secretary. Rail wa y Offices, 16, Bishopsgate-street Within. The estimate of revenue, which has been made on the most mo derate principle, shows a certain clear profit exceeding eight per cent. ; and as a Railway from Leedsto Manchester is contemplated, and will probably be made ere long, completing thereby the com munication between Hull and Liverpool, by this admirable mode of conveyance, the traffic and profits may ba reasonably expected to be very greatly increased. The plan, sections, report, and prospectus, may be seen, and ap plication for the remaining shares made at the bank. of Messrs. Smith; Payne, and Smith's, Old Smith Sea Chambers; or at the Hull and Selby Railway Office ' 3, Crosby-square, 13ishopsgate strOt, where Mr. Locking, the Secretary to the Provisional Com mittee, may be referred to until the 6th of October.. RTURES A i.MBER 28. dVlet• HARP. 1 ;ompany's Dundee on I'l' GAME CERTIFICATES, 1835. _COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.- . , ;?GAME DITrY..--LIST I.' I 'IST of PERS.ONft who Vaie "obtaine7d GENERAL GAM CERTIFICATES (D), at Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and' Sixpence each, made up from the ISt to the 16th instant, for the year 1/335 :.--- . 4 6 % - ien, Samuel, Enfield Moore, Villiinson, Buckingham.- V place Itenn, Huntley, Tottenham Nlerrett, Robert, Hampstead t . 'Wan, Nat., Downshire-hill Morten , Thomas , Hillingdon l ka, James Citv-road Morse, E. W., Ealing .11 ,0dk. in, Wm., Hampstead 'FREEMASON'S QUARTERLY REVIEW for OCTOBER, price 3s.—Lord Durham's Resignation as D. G. M.—His Successor--Passing Events—The Beautiful Hand— Aged Freemason's Asylurn--Chit-Chat—Freemasonry in other CountriesL—ObituarY, &c. &e. - Sherwood, Paternoster-row ; Churchill, Prince's-street, Soho ; Porter, peafton-strect i Dublin ; . and Sutherland, Calton-street, Edinburoi.. * >To I. has been reprinted ; No. IL again in the Press ; and Complett , Sets may now be had. NEW STEAM VESSEL TO ABERDEEN. THE ABERDEEN and 'LONDON SHIP PING COMPANY'S new splendid and powerful STEAM SHIP, the CITY OF ABERDEEN, Alex. Morrison, Com mander, is appointed to sail as follows, from Miller's Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, calling hi Sunderland Roads, weather permitting, on Saturday the 3d October, at 10 o'Clock forenoon ; and on Satur day Oe 17th October, at 8 o'Clock morning. The above arrange ment i s M:de in the time of sailing this vessel, solely for the better accommodation !,f. naseng'ers, and in order to save them the I)incon venience of embarkinT during the night as formerly. to address their packages " per Shippers of goods will . :‘reaL'e Steam from Miller's Wharf." For further particulars apply to Mr. Fpderwood, 56, Haymarket; at the Steam Office, 8, Cornbill ; anti at a Wharf, to Jas. Jen kins, or William Gordon. liradford, Richard, ditto ' - nrooking, John J., Chester-ter race IS, ale John, Silmford-bill zoucher, Edward, Tottenham . • I Book er, E leazer, E dnieu t on • Brown, Edward, ditto arown, G. T., Norton-street '• Nash, Henry, Edmonton Nash, W., ditto In a few days will he published, in Bro., THE LAW of MUNICIPAL CORPORA TIONS, including the recent Reforms in the Corporations of England, Wales, and Scotland ; with the Statutes relating to Municipal Corporations, Mandamus, and Quo Warrant°. To which is prefixed, An Historical Summary of the CurpOrate - Systein of Great .Britain and Ireland. Naylor, W., Enfield Newton, Jeremiah, 136, Totten ham-court-road Newman, T., Enfield Chase Nicholas, Rev. G. F., Ealing battleship, Thomas, 8, Lower Seymour-street .Northwood, J., Molineux-street ldy and Lond ° : ames Mann no nd the same da) ; rom Kirkaldy i. i's smack P ets at e Peterbea d le :ping Com Pan; 'as t er , arrivett er Alexander•' i , the same 74; mpany's gra t h ived at Arbrol l e Refiance, wharf • ane "to . e , ompany's snr,v ndee the 26t15 William Sim .rrival : the P l 6 'a smack Glasg ° l4o pneral cargo. h" : the Briar s : 4 !lark master, res. Shipping CO' 'aster , a rrived the Carron SbiP; ;gen master; w Walker master' 's. No d e p artle; London dexander Moriso3 Duke of Gorda, n ; and the °lacks the TruestYt e Howie ratts t , r ' s. No depa rtt ; a.,' ; steam -ship Dir 1"k" nn Aberdeen, /i ; the London 0d Royal Will?1,111' Leith on Frin4 ,rrival : the „' n - s hi p Royal _.4‘l", pith goods A ndr 311. - es. Arrivi a ' Ol William, S. cargo. AT TEE CC]' as; Isabella, al' a; Duke of CIA, e, Murray, Mteiros . Wales ;' spa° 11 "eh South el's tenbtwg ; Winne, Syd n ey ;_ Heena, F.leanor, Haveloc, 1, Gales, Quebec; Jan, Catharine irginia ; Catharine Lerch ant, Whittior ; Flora, Larllbl?c on rd' J a maies P s t i e' ; Brittania, O O' d ; C(/' P e tersburg ; ohn, Copenhgen; Owen, Caton; 111, Sines. .DING, SOT, °JI- 28. 'on, Candere, Ce" , urton , Sexto n, Havre, IVl`lo.,°: wn and Sydow I, and Antigua. tG 0, W T. 2 8 ; n . army ; Mary istfr, nta dt; d, Christ ian Barbadoen jo,b: 4 Boadicea, riP Lirk• 'AST. Strr. :S 'AST Sydney ; T' Liaist Se° 0 ?s of the Pitstose filed in the tiv_rsi, ouse, in Po go, October 2; )9" ngravar• farmer. ;ate, bricklayer, dealer. orn butterinaw,,,,, minster,law-wv r. —' ery-stable-kepe h-town, lerk. ttorney. ►, merchant WATC OS. ;d vertical 7 0 ......... in double our holes, 9 9 ..... d ... J .. ,h aneweller, 47, :hes, may be selected th, the la~Y of ver-square, roke-street, Esq., of Ketopt°ll' of 6f`a h ain, Esq ., f J o se' daughter 0 vonshire. t. ;eto earl Paul, Bart. nard Souse, eo. .AfoorSoro, 0401. ter of R. 11, Clarl‘e' Len, eldest daughter e harlotte„ eldest CC ;en's Elms, ()bele* of Diesvgate-street. 17, Mary Me ;e d d. the of noe hfor La Corayn, of Slis ° 38th Ye ar 'd orrn er; ;urrey, an of 11., Dame, fscl'' ate Earl Afacartnet Bousfield, E5441° a, relict of the late , Esq., aged 83. of Dorset-5411,f; his 45th year, YOUNG, of No. trand, in the 410119$ Car', William, Enfield ' Carter, William, Bethnal Green road Collins, James, Enfold Coveney, Mathew, ditto _ Curtis, Thomas, Edmonton Claws r, Edward Page, 'New ! End Coltman' J. H. Teddington Clayton, Michael, Lincoln's-Inn Davis, Thos., East Acton baniel, John, jun. , Parsons-green Dodds, Hill, Enfield-highway t dwarf's, Capt., George-street Cadogan-place Ellis, JeSePli f Edmonton George, ,ditto PeHowes, George, Tinner's-end, Enfield Garner Richard, Enfield Wash • °arman, Thos., Tottenham Garnett, W., Alexander-square G 'aY, James,• Lower Clapton , Giles, George, Enfield Gr iggs, J. R., Enfield Lock Gould, F. A., Gloucester-place H arris,'Edward, Hadley H arewood, Charles, Bath-place, Kensington 'Lloare, Joseph, Hampstead tioare, Samuel, ditto • Hirriot, T. G., Twickenham Horne, R., Hampton Wick .40 1 brook, James, Tottenham Hilbert, IL, lladley,-Enfieht Lemon. Eilward Soutlyrato - I rv / Thos., HaluPst.ead Matthews, Chamberlain, Enfield Mathew s , Joseph, ditto :Mayers, James, Ferly Hall, En. field Millar John, Enfield I,l"rk G. M., Edmonton g' an, Alfred, Berners-street -Archibald, Greenwood, Enfield Parris, Thonias, ditto Peile, Sol., Tottenham-green Phillips, Daniel, Tottenham Phillips, John, Hampstead Provart, Oliver, Hat2ey Pratt, John, Islington Pryor, M., Hampstead Poole, Richard, Gray's-inn Pole, A., 39, Weymouth-street Reid, John, Son}li,Mimms Riddell, John, Enfield Rummell, W., Twickenham Soames, Charles, Tottenham Smith, Charles, Enfield Smith, R. 8., Edmonton Smith, Capt. T., Southgate Smith, James, Hampstead Stuart, C. N., Chelsea TaThot, W., Tottenham Tom:nson, R:, Hillingdon ,Tuck, 'Thomas, Tottenham Tucker, Gorge, Ponder's End Thomas, Le illfarcha.nt, Enfield Twells, Philip, Lincoln's-Inn Walker, William, Enfield High- way Webber, Alex., Stewart's Grove, Chelsea Whaley, John, Esq., Holy Hill, .Enfield Whitehead, John, Ponder's End Wright, Charles, Enfield High way- Wright, John, Hampstead Weymenth'i John T.., Hampton White, Henry W., Twiekenhaaa Williams, Edward, Enfield Williams, Edw., jun., ditto Wilson, Josiah, ditto Whaler, Hy. James, Montagu place Vincent, John, Norwood Green COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Lie GAME DUTY.—LIST 111. of PERSONS, being Assessed Servants, for whom GAME CERTIFICATES aro taken out at One Pound Five Shil lings each (Schedules A and B), made up to the 15th Sep tember 1835. narnham, John, Sion, appointed by the Duke of Northomber and for the Manor of Sion. a Prince Frederick, North Cray, appointed by Samuel Nettleship , for North Cray. COUNTY OF : N AMES of PERSONS LICE 41 !3', William, Queen's Build idngs, Bronip ton arton, W. *R , Upper-street, Islington 4iekley, John, Barnesbury-place, Islington 11, King-street, t, Portman-square,"'Wen, J o h n , Wigmore-street Bull, Thoma s, 9, New-street, n i tt orset-square ''`lrk, Pamela, 74, High-street Curtis, John, 28, Wigmore-street Clifford, Francis, 15, John-street, Oxford-street. •P-vans,, William, Gravel Pits, Kensington Ilarris, H., 49, Duke-street tuekie, G. H., 84, Great Pert hlellett-' land -street Thos , Portman-market 41 ehnouth, T hos.,i James, 127, Crawford-street MIDDLESEX. ?,NSED to DEAL in GAME. Priest, Samuel, 11, Great Mary lebone-street Puttock, Jos., 7, Nottingham street Partridge. George, 14, New street, Dorset-square Raisbeck, Henry, 18, High-street, Pentonville Rudd, George, 1, Clarence-ter race, Marvlebone Richarlson;Samuel, 6, Portman street , Royer, George W., 59, Great Alarylebone-street Surflen, Edward, Kensington Syled, John, 1, Orchard-street, Oxford-street Throsby, Geo., Arlington-place, Clerkenwell George, 38, Paddington , stfeet Walker, Wrn., Goswell-street CITY OF WESTMINSTER. GAME DUTY.—LIST I. FIST of PERSONS who have obtained GENERAL GAME CERTIFICATES (D), at the rate of Three Pounds Thir teen Shillings and Sixpence each, for 1835, made up - from tA~;r~he I s t t o 15 t h inst., 1835 • A W., Great Marlborough- Jennings, J., George-street street. Irving, W., Great George-st. 1 1 : I t i r ti l.' Sn ' T. J .: , Trafalgar-square Kendal, H. E„ Suffolk - street -11, It., ?:aeon-place C lanw . n . '3PRae, Dr. F., Fludyer street Il arn, Lord, Belgrave-sq. I IPonsonby, Right. Hon. Goorge, tigleish, A., Whitehall- place 1 Bolton-row _st. 20,)0 Y.: , :., House of Commons Paxton, W. G., Buckingham 'Parkinson, W. N., Sackville -st. W., Pimlico iParmenter, H., St. Albans-place cir '_lki, J., Broad-street (Pemberton, C. R., Saville-row ~a.e, Capt. P., United Servicep , Club ne n , 'es, Right Hon., 5, Albs-1 (Rose, J. B. C., Parliament-st. l i Tarle•str ee t ii o °l nes, J., 4, Je rm y n - s t ree t wlek, Lord, Whitehall-place Wood, J., Chester-street klieskigon, General, Mount-st. Wilkinson, Piccadilly Sotheby, S. L., Wellington-st. CITY OF WESTMINSTER. LIST of PERSONS LICENSED to DEAL in GAME. kl w 1 b _ . rgrlit, E., Lit t l e N ewport-st. T ay l er , W., 52, Alb erma rle-st. o tl iford, .1., Clare M ar k e t Townsend, T., Charles-street, St. .Y' C., Blackmoor-street James's-square A;uson, C., South -street Tucker, W., 287, Strand ',Jason, Elizab. 5, Chap el - street West, May Fair In a few days, pri, THE BRITISH and or, EUROPEAN QUAR' CONT 1. Russia, Persia, and India— Designs of Russia. 2. Education of time Aristocracy —Public Schools. 3. Prussian Commercial League. 4. Cirigin and Advantages of Seientifie Associations. 1. Free Town df Cracow—lnde penderice of Poland. O. Quin's Voyage down the Da nube—Treaty of Llnkiar Skolessi, James Ridgway and Sons, Pill Booksellers. CITY OF LONDON. GAME DUTY.—LIST I. LIST or PERSONS who have obtained GENERAL GAME CERTIFICATES (D), at the rate of Three Pounds Thir v,ateen JSohn hill::igs and Sixpence, for the year 1835, made up from Barnard,the 1g to the 15th September. Corniiill Lawrence, Chas., Threadneedle , ?truer, C. Bartlett's-buNings I street B r yan, J. W., Fleet-street 'Little, Wm., Bishopagate-street own, Willi am, Minories ellish, T., Bishopsgate-street eidro w St. Mary-at-hill tendieck, E. Mincing-lane Napier, 'Thos., Whitefriars 61testnan, Richard, Minories k, John, Crutchedfriars W. C., Aldersgate-street IPocklington, Robt., Old Change !Welch Chas., Whitefriars itowec, Wm. H., Mincing-land NA li , CITY OF LONDON. Ant SOF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME. i -..I '"Y, Robt., sen., 6, Ship'Davis, Wm., Fleet-street b t T \ ern P assage Foulkes, Wm., 11, Shorter's ca?,,n, Wm., Newgate-ma r ket court, Throgmorton-street CAZ" , 'Wm. It., Newgate-st. Gorton, Wm., Gutter-lane 1 t Cliftn"O. Price, Mason's-alley Horwood, Jno., Newgate-market U.43', 1 ,Virr1., Newgate-market Joshua, Abraham and John, C p ‘ " ° Ln, and John A. Cook, thall-court bil'r,_ate-market Knight, Mary, Newgate-market. .._%"g'. Danil, Bullhead-pas-1 4ai,e, G racechurch-street I This day was published, in foolscap Bvo. with vignette, 6s. cluth, the Second Volume of JT IVES of the - rnost EMINENT LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC MEN. By R. Southey, Esq. ; James Montgomery, Esq. ; the Lord Bishop of Cloyne; Sir D. Brewster ; Mrs. Shelley, &c. Forming Vol, 71 of DR. LARDNER'S CABINENT CYCLOPIEDIA. Published Sept. 1, TREATISE on the ARTS, MANUFA TITRES, MANNERS, &c. of the GREEKS and ROMANS. (2 Vols.) Vol. 11. London : Longman and Co. ; and John Taylor. This day was published, in Bvo., price 35., PRACTICAL TREATISE onTEETHING, from Infancy to the completion of the Second Dentition, at about '24 years of Age. In Four Chapters, each descriptive of an Era in the Development ofthe Teeth and Jaws. By J. PATERSON CLARK, M.A. Author of a " New System of Treating the Human Teeth." " Altogether very valuable, and we beg to recommend it cor dially. We owe this to the author not less for the general merit and usefulness of his book, than in gratitude for the assurance ho impresses upon us that the teeth were intended to last for life.' Only let Mr. Clark's advice be attended to."—Examiner. London : Longman, Rees, and Co. NEW MEDICAL WORKS. Printed for LONGMAN, REES, ORME, and, Co., London. H E STUDY OF MEDICINE. By JOHN MASON GOOD, M.D.F.R. S., &c. Fourth edition, improved from the Author's MSS, and by refe rence to the latest advances in Physiology, Pathology, and Practice. By SAMUEL COOPER. Professor of Surgery in the London University. 4 thick vols. Bvo. 31. 3s. " The Study of Medicine' is brought up to the highest stan dard of the present day, and as a work of reference, at once sys tematic and comprehensive, has no rival in medical literature."— Medical Gazette. DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL MEDICINE. By J. COPELAND, M.D. F.R. S. &c. Bvo. Parts L 11. and 111. price 9s. each. To form one thick ♦olume, uniform with " Cooper's Surgical Dictionary." *„• Part IV. will be published i►► the course of the present season. " This is the most learned, comprehensive, and valuable Medi cal Dictional in our language."—Med. and Surg. Journal. " This work io a miracle of industry, and forms a fitting com panion to the justly popular Sur;ical Dictionary of Mr. Cooper."— Medical Gazette. LECTURES on DISEASES of the LUNGS and HEART. Delivered at the London Hospital. By THOMAS DAVIES, M.D, Member of the Royal College of Physicians, &e. Ace. Svo, 12s. IV. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on DISEASES of the EYE. By WILLIAM MACKENZIE, M.D. Leturer on the Eye in the University. of Glasgow. Second Edition, in a thick volume Bvo. with Copper-plates, and above 100 Woodcuts, 255. BURKE'S HISTORY OF THE BRITI;II LANDED GENTRY.—Among the many eminent Families contained in the 11th Part (just published) of this national work, are the following : Thistlethwayte of Southwick Dowickc of Close House Lewis of Greenmeadow De Burgh of West Drayton Hume of Humewood Sayer of Pett . Calvert of Albury Hall Leeke of Lonford Hall Hartopp of Dalby Bedingfeld of Ditchin g ham Wollaston of Shenton Philipps of Dale Castle Paget of Cranmore Hall Frewen-Turner of Coldoverton Meredith of Pentrebychan Poyntz of Cowdray Park More of Linley Mauleverer of Arncliffe Clough of Plus Clough Lattin of Morristown Lat in Gatacre of Gatacre Rodeo of Barlhorough Tighe of Woodstock ' Rhodes of Belli Macpherson of Cluny Powell of Brandiesome Hall Pryse of Gogerddan Blackstone of Castle Priory A r„ o !ood of Macleod Dod of Edge Swinton of Swinton . Chadwick of Mavesyn Ridware Penn of Stoke Park Burroughes of Burlingham and Seymer of liVICOrd " Long Stratton. LivEnvooL, epTql:r.? M4ll 4 lila, ORPT. 29. The Market still continues flat, all kinds are very dull of sale, but low American particularly sp, The rti are 1,500 bags, of which 400 were taken for export. The sales consist of-130 Pernambuco, 13d. ;GO Maranbam, IN, i 10 . Nt3w Orleans, 13id. ; reinain(lpf Alpe f ip w i l Bcl, a 114. Wolsey iii the height of his power oeeupial the p palace of Hampt on Court, which he 4(1 erected, and which is said to have then consisted of lire qoadrmlgtdar courts, of w 144 only two now remain. In this palace he is said to have had no lesS than 280 silk beds for visitors ; and to have Maintained AOO 801IwzInts; 41741A1tg whom were several Lords, l 4 E. - nights,' and'4o Esquires. GO. And be it enacted, that every town-clerk, treasurer, Or other officer appointed by the council as aforesaid shall, at such times during the continuance of his office, or within three months after the expiration of his office, and in such manner as the said council shall direct, deliver to the council, or to such person as they shall authorize for that purpose, a true account in writing of all matters committed paid ether with to his charge by virtu© of this Alt, 'and also of all moneys which shall have been by him received by virtue or for the payments, atiti purposes. also t :: s k list of purposes of this Act, and how much thereof shall have been andi h for v the names of all such persons as shall not nave .paid th e proper vouchers disbursed, for such moneys due from them for the purposes of this Act s and of the amount due from each of them ; and every such officer shall pay all such moneys as shall remain due from hint to the treasurer for the time being, or to such person as the said council shall authorize to receive the same; and if any such officer shall refuse or wilfully neglect to deliver such account, or the vouchers relating to the same, or such list as aforesaid; or to make payment us aforesaid, or shall re fuse or wilfully neglect to deliver to the said council,'Ot to such person as they shall authorize, within three days after being thereunto required by notice in writing under the hands of any three or more of the said council, to be given to or left at the last place of abode of such officer, all books, papers, and writings in his custody or power relating to the execu tion of this Act, or to give satisfaction to the said council, or to such other person as aforesaid, respecting the same, then and in every such case, upon complaint made on be half of the said council, by such person as they shall au thorize for that purpose, of any such refusal or wilful neglect as aforesaid, to any justice of the peace for the county or other jurisdiction wherein such officer so refusing or neglecting shall be or reside, such justice is hereby au thorized and required to issue a warrant under his hand and seal for bringing such officer before any two justices of the peace for such county or jurisdiction ; and upon the said officer appearing, or not being found, it shall be lawful for such justices to hear and determine the matter in a sum mary way ; and if it shall appear to such justices that any moneys remain due from such officer, such justices may and they are hereby authorized and required, upon nonpayment thereat; by warrant under their hands and seals, to cause such moneys to be levied by distress and sale of the goods of such officer ; and if sufficient goods shall not be found to satisfy the said moneys and the charges of the distress, or if it shall appear to such justices that such officer has refused or wilfully neglected to deliver such account, or the vouchers relating thereto, or such list as aforesaid, or that any books, papers, .or writings, relating to. the execution of this Act remain in the hands or in the custody or power of such officer, and that he has refused or wilfully neglected to de liver the same, or to give satisfaction respecting the same as aforesaid, then and in every such case such justices shall and they are hereby required to commit such offender to the common gaol or house of correction for the county or juris diction where such offender shall be or reside, thdre to Ise main without bail until he shall have paid such moneys as aforesaid, or shall have compounded with the said council for such moneys, and shall have paid such composition in such manner as they shall appoint (which composition the said council are hereby empowered to make and receive) or until he shall have delivered a true account as aforesaid, together with such vouchers and lists as aforesaid, or until he shall have delivered up such books, papers, and writings, or have given satisfaction in respect thereof, to the said council, or to such other person as aforesaid, as the case may be : Provided always, that no person so committed shall be detained in prison for want of sufficient distress only for a longer space of time than three calendar months : Provided also, that nothing in this Act cont a i ne d s h a ll pre vent or abridge any remedy by action against any such offi cer-So offending as aforesaid, or against any surety for any such,offieerishist such officer shall not be sued by action and also proCoeded against in a summary manner by virtue of this Act for the same cause. COUNCILS OF CITIES AND TOWNS WHICH ARE COUNTIES TO NAME A SHERIFF. 61. Altaic it enacted, that in the city . of ( - Word, in the town of: Berwick-upon-Tweed, and in the counties of the cities of Bristol, Canterbury, Chester, Coventry,• Gloucester, Lichfield, Lincoln, No rw i c h, Worcestr, and York, and in the counties of the towns of 14 aormarthen, Haverfordwest, Kingston-upon-Hull, Ner;castle-upon-Tyne, Nottingham, Poole, and Southampto';,, the council shall, on the Ist day of November in evev year, appoint a fit person to execute the office of ,?,horift, with the like duties and powers as the sheriff, or the person filling the office of she riff in the said town and counties respectively would have had if' this Act had not passed ; and every person who, at the time of the passing of this Act, shall hold the office or execute the duties of sheriff in the said town and counties respectively, shall continue to hold and execute the same until the first appointment of a sheriff therein under the pro visions of this Act, and no longer. IN CERTAIN BOROUGHS, COUNCIL TO APPOINT A CORONER. 62. And be it enacted, that the council of every borough in which a separate court of quarter sessions of the peace shall'be holden, as is hereinafter provided, shall, within ten days next after the grant of the said court shall have been signified to the council of such borough, appoint a fit per son. not being an alderman or councillor, to be coroner for such borough so long as he shall well behave himself in his office of coroner, and shall fill up every vacancy of the office of coroner of the borough, by death, resignation, or removal, within ten days next after such vacancy shall have occurred, and none thereafter shall take any inqui sition which belongs to the office of coroner within such borough, save only the coroner so from time to time to be appointed ; and every such coroner, for every inquisi tion which be shall duly take within such borough, shall be entitled to have the sum of twenty shillings, and also the sum of ninepence for every mile exceeding two miles which he shall be compelled to travel frotg his usual place of abode to take such inquisition, to be paid by the treasurer out of the borough fund of such borough, by order of the court of quarter sessions for such borough. CORONERS TO MAKE RETURNS TO SECRETARY OF STATE. 63. And be it further enacted, that on or before the Ist day of February in every year after the passing of this Act, every coroner appointed in any b oroug h s h a ll m ak e and transmit to one of his Majesty's principal secretaries of state a return in writing, according to such form as the said secretary of state from time to time shall direct, of all the cases in which he may have been called upon to hold an inquest touching the cause of death of any persOn (lur ing the year ending on the 31st "day of December imme diately preceding. COUNTY CORONERS TO ACT IN OTHER BOROUGHS. 64. And be it enacted, that in every borough in and for which no separate court of quarter sessions of the peace shall be holden, no person from and after the end of this present year shall take any inquisition which belongs to the office of coroner within such borough, save only the coroner for the county or district in which such borough is situated ; and the coroner of such county or district, for every inqui sition which he shall duly take within any place or precinct within any such borough, shall be entitled to have such rateable fees and salary as would be allowed and due to him, and to be allowed and paid in like manner, as for any other inquisition taken by him within such county : Pro vided always, that nothing in this Act contained shall ex tend or be construed to annul, diminish, or affect the au thority of the Lord High Admiral, or of the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom for the time being, or of the Judge of the . High Court of Admiralty of England, or the Lieutenant of the Lord High Admiral in the said Court, to appoint coroners to act within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty in the several ports and havens, and on the sea coast of England, and to take inquisitions touching deaths happening within the said jurisdiction, as bath heretofore been done. COUNCIL EMPOWERED TO REMOVE CERT.),AN, OFFICERS TO CONTIINIU Werii. REMOVED. 65. And be it onacted, that the Council - eliected under Act in any borough, shall Ir . ; e his office every bailiff ., power to remove from ' i.reasurcr; or chamb er lain, and eve r y °th `!!;;;lnisterial or executive officer of such borough and body corporate who shall be in office at the time of the first plaction of councillors under this Act ; and every such tivasnrer, or chamberlain, and every other ministerial or executive officer in such borough, shall continue to act in the same eapacity as heretofore, and to execute all tins cloties heretofore belonging to his office, and be en titled t o have the same salaries, fees, and emoluments as he would have had if this Act had not passed, un til he shall be removed from his office, and no longer, unless he shall be re-appointed according to the provisions of this Act ; and every officer who shall ,be in possession or re- OFFICERS TO RECEIVE COMPENSATION ON Itr:MOVAI, TO DELIVER STATEMENT OF CLArms, 66. , And be it enacted, that every officer or county who shall be in any Men r ' c profit at the time of the passing of this Act, who s o •-of any borough office shall be abolished, or who shall be removed A-- of this Acto office under the provisions shall by the council, and paid ou t o f th e b oroug h f un d, no shall not be re-appointed as af o res a id,. -' - entitled to have an a d equa t e com p ensa ti on t o b e assessed ai for the sa l ary , f ees , an d emo l uments o f . t h e o ffi ce w hi c h h e 'or . ..n his shall so cease to hold, regard being had to the manner of his appointment to the said office, and his term or interest therein, and all other circumstances of the case ; and every person entitled to such compensation as aforesaid shall deli ver to the town-clerk, or in case such person shall himself be town-clerk, then to the treasurer of the borough, a state ment under the hand of such person setting forth the amount received by him or his predecessors, in %!very year during the period at five years next before the ttssing of this Act on account of the salary, fees„erholumeaA profits, anaper quisites i n res p ec t w h ereo f h e shall claan such compensa : tion, distinguishing the office, place, situation, employment, or appointment in respect whereof the same shall have been received,. and containing a declaration that the same is a true statement, according to the' best of the knowledge, information, and belief of such person, and also setting forth the sum claimed by him as such compensation ; and the town-clerk, or treasurer, as the case shall be,. shall lay such statement before the council, who shall take the same into consideration, and determine thereon; and immediately upon such determination being made, the person preferring such claim, if he 'Shall not himself be the town-el er k, shall be informed thereof by notice in writing., Sander the hand of the town-clerk ; and in case such elair- a shall be ad mitted in part, and disallowed in part, 'such notice shall, specify th e p ar ti c ul ars i n w hi c h t h e same shall have been admitted and disallowed respectia- e ly ; case the per son preferring such claim shall think himself aggrieved by the determination of the council thereon, or in' case one third of the members of the council shall subscribe a protest against the amount of compensation allowed by the deter mination of the council as excessive, it shall be lawful for the person preferring such claim, or any member of the council who shall subscribe such protest, to appeal to the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, who shall thereupon make such order as to them shall seem just ; and such order, signed by three or more of such Lords Commissioners, shall be binding on all parties : Provided always that if the council shall not determine on such claim within six calendar months after the aforesaid statement shall be delivered to the town-clerk or treasurer, as the case shall be, such claim s h a ll b e cons id ere d as admitted : Pro vided also, that it shall not be lawful for any member of the council to subscribe such protest as aforesaid, except within such period of six calendar months : Provided also, that the person preferring such claim, if any member of the council shall so require, upon receiving notice in writing *signed by: the town4lerk, unless such person shall himself be town clerk, in which case no, such notice shall be requisite, shall from time to time attend at any meeting or adjourned meeting of the council, for the investigation of' such claim, and then and there, upon his oath or solemn affirmation, to be taken or made before the mayor, (who is hereby authorized to administer the same), shall answer all such questions as shall be asked by any member of the council touching the matters sot forth in the statement subscribed by such person as aforesaid, and produce all books, papers, and Writings in his possession, custody, or power relating thereto : Provided also, that every such officer who shall j be continued in or re-appointed to such office under the *provisions of this Act, and who shallJva 'subsequently r moved from such office for any cause other than such, anis eonduct as would warrant remov a l from any other office held during good behaviour, be- entitled to compensa- - tionin like manner, as if -lie had been forthwi'di remoa ed under the provisions this Act, and had not been coati' nued or re-app - oL ite a such office. co:km:Ns- 11 7,0N TO BE SECURED BY, BOND UNDER COM.: CIUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSUR ANCE COMPANY, No. 11, Lombard-street, at the En trance of the Old Post Office, London. DIRECTORS. ROBERT MITFORD, Esq., Chairman JOHN SHORE, Es ~ Deputy Chairinan W. C. Brandram, Esq. S. Marjoribanks, Esq., M.P. John W. Buckle, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William Copland, Esq. James Morris, Esq. William D. Dowson, Esc.: -John G. Ravenshaw, Esq. Sir T. Harvie FarqtMr, Bart. Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas Garry, Esq.; Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. John Labouchere, Esq. 'John Thornton, Esq. John Loch, Esq. 'John Tulloch, Esq. George Lyall, Esq. IJames Tulloch; Esq. AUDITORS. Lewis Loyd, Esq. I A. W. Robarts, Esq., M.P. Henry Sykes Thornton, Esq. In the LIFE DEPARTMENT, the Bonuses on Policies in force at Christmas IEOB exceeded 1 per Cent. per Ann. upon the Sums insured, on an average of the different Ages. In the FIRE DEPARTMENT, a Return of 10 per Cent. was declared on the 3d of June, upon the Premiums received on Poli cies which had been in force Seven Years at Christmas 1834, and is new payable at this Office, or by the Country Agents, but if not applied for before the let June 1836 will be forfeited. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Assurances which expire at Michaelmas must be renewed within fifteen Days at this Office ; or with Mr. SAMS, No. 1. St. James's-street, corner of Pall Mall ; or with the Company's Agents throughout the Kingdom, otherwise they become void. GEO. KEYS, Secretary. BRANDY.-CARRIAGE FREE. —That the superior quality of our Brandy may be appreci ated throughout the Country, as it is in the Metropolis, we under take to deliver a single Gallon or upwards, free of Carriage, in any TOV‘vti in England, to which there is a direct London conveyance, at 18s. the Imperial Gallon, or at 21s. the llalf-dozen, bottles and haniper,ilichtde:d. For-the accommodation of Familie 4 purchasing in smallquai:lties, and fur the protection of the regular trader, we hare come to the determination of allowing such a discount to Li censed Retailers of es!ablished respectability as will enable them to this exquisitely pu suppl wholesome spirit in sealed bottles, y' :* 0 and 3s. 6a., each, bottle include.. BRETT'S BRANDY will be Patent Brandy ever found a decided improvement upon best " offered to the public, being warrantee; free from deleterious ingre- Trevent mistakes dients, by, affidavit before the Lord Mayor, a z , cl positively prefera ble to the ordinary productions of France. To ery bottle or imposition, it is requisite to observe that the seal of 07 is impressed with the emblem of a Lion, and the inseripiL'n of BRETT'S IMPROVED PATENT BRANDY, while every label bears a fac-simile of our signature.—HENßY BRETT Sc CO., No. 139, Holborn-bars. ice Four Shillings, FOREIGN REVIEW ; TERLY JOURNAL, No. 11. 'tNTS. 7. 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By JOHN DAVIDSON, A.M; ADJOURNED SALE OF EXTENSIVE PRINT WORKS, MACHINERY AND UTENSILS. Ukset Price Reduced. THERE WILL BE SOLD, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Within the Royal Exchange Sale Rooms, Queen-street, Glasgow, on WEDNESDAY the 21st day of October, 1835, at Two o'clock afternoon, THE well-known and Extensive PRINT WORKS, belonging to Messrs. JAMES and Jonx KIBBLE and Co. ,situated at DALMONACH, near Bonbill, in the county of Dumbarton. _ . The Lands whereon the Works are situated extend to about 52 Scotch acres ; and besides Farm Steadings upon the Grounds, there are two commodious Dwelling-houses, Offices, Garden, &c. The Machinery and Utensils are of the most extensive and com plete description ; consisting among other articles, of 2 Steam En gines, one of 16, and the other of 10 horse power.; 4 Steam Boilers complete ; an Iron Water Wheel, 16 feet by 12 ; 19 Wash 'Wheels; 2 7-Bths and 2 9-Bths four-coloured Cylinder Printing Machines ; 1 7-Bth and 1 9-Bth one-coloured Cylinders ; 10 Flat Presses com plete, with Tables, Rollers, ezc.; 136 Wooden Printing Tables, and 35 Stone Do.; 4 large oblong copper, and two oblong iron Dyeing cessels ; 6 round copper do., and 5 wooden do.; 4 iron Indigo Pots; 3 pair Squeezers ; 2 Calei:ders, with brass Cylinders ; a Mangle, with Troughs ; a Padding Machine ; Beaming Frames; 3 Bowking Biers, with Stages, Spouts,' and Furnaces ; 2 Stone Steeps ; 4 Wooden Snitr Dishes ; 2 Turning and 1 Polishing Lathes; 3 Engraving Machines ; Mandrils and Polishing: Lathes ; 2 Clamming Machines ; a Horschead, and a Setting-up Machine; Large Force Pump and Gearing; 2 Dry ing Machines, one with 9 Tin and another with 7 Copper Cylin ders; 2 Preparing Machines, with Brass and Iron Cisterns and Covers ; Iron Steam Colour Apparatus, with 17 Copper Pans, Pig gins, Tubs, &c. ; 22 Iron' Blue Vats, and 22 Wooden do; exten sive Gas Works, Gasometer, Apparatus, Pipes, Am ; complete, and nearly new ;. Steam and Lead Pipes throughout the Works. 765 7-Bth, and 384 9-Bth Engraved Copper Rolls ; about 21,000 lbs. of Engraved Copper Plates ; 127 7-Bth and 29 9-Bth En graved Brass Rolls. The Lands,. part of which are let upon lease, are in a high state of cultivation. The Works lie on the margin of the Leven, well known for the purity of its water. From the great outlay made in rendering the Filters suitable for the purposes of the Field—from the extent, oonvenience, and suitableness of the buildings—from the very ample complement of Machinery, Utensils, and Copper, together with the acknowledged superiority of the workmanship proluced, there is no establishment at present for sale in the king dom equal to it in general capabilities of production. The works have within a few years past been extensively remodelled, and in many parts rebuilt, combining in these the most modern improve ments in the various,departments of Bleaching and Calico Printing. For further particulars, apply to George Webster, Old Palace yard, London ; James M'Clelland, Accountant, 86, Miller-street, Glasgow ;_ M'Grigor, Murray . , and M'Grigor, Writers, Glasgow ; Tkoroas Thomson, W. S, Register-place, Edinburgh ; or to Messrs. Peet and Hobson, Accountants, Manchester; any of whom will furnish enquirers with Inventories of Machinery, Plans of the Works, and any further particulars required. Mr. M'Clelland will give instructions (upon application) for viewing the works. Glasgow, 28th Sept., 1835. MON SEAL. 67. And be it enacted, that the sum payable to any per son, as such compensation as aforesaid, shall be secured to such person by bond or obligation under the common seal of the borough, out of whose funds the same shall be pay able, in a sufficient penalty, conditioned for the payment to such person, his executors or administrators, or assigns, of such sum, with all a r rears th ereo f (if any ) accrued due be fore the date of such bond ; and such bond or obligation shall be prepared and executed at the expense of the borough fund, and delivered to the person entitled to such compensation as soon as conveniently may be after the amount thereof shall have been admitted as aforesaid by the council of the borough ; or shall have been determined, in the event of such appeal as aforesaid, by the order of the said Lords Commissioners. RESERVATION OF CERTAIN PENSIONS AND ALLOWANCES. 68. And be it enacted, that all pensions and allowances granted on or before the sth day of June in this present year, by the corporate body named in the said schedules (A) and (B), in conjunction with any borough, to any re tired officer or servant, or to the widow or child of any officer or servant, and all stipends and allowances which, during seven years next before the said sth day of June, have been usually paid and granted to the minister or late minister of any church or chapel, or to the master or usher of any school, or to the governor or master of any hospital within such borough, and all charitable allowances which have been usually paid as aforesaid to the inmates of any almshouses by such corporate body, shall be secured, as soon as conveniently may be after the passing of this Act, to every person entitled or accustomed to have and receive the same, by bond or obligation under the common seal of the borough out of whose funds the same shall be payable, in a sufficient penalty,' conditioned for the payment to such person, his executors and administrators, of such pension, stipend, r allowance, with all arrears thereof, if any, accrued due before the date of such bond ; and such bond or obli gation shall be prepared and executed at the expense of the` borough fund. ALL ACTS OF THE COUNCIL TO BE DECIDED BY A MA JORITY OF COUNCILLORS PRESENT ; ONE-THIRD PART OF THE WHOLE NUMBER TO BE A QUORUM.---NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF COUNCIL.-QUARTERLY MEETINGS OF COUNCIL. 69. And be it enacted, that all acts whatsoever autho rised or required by virtue of this Act to be done by the council of such borough ;• and all questions or adjournment or others that may come before such council, may be done and decided by the majority of the members of the council who shall be present at any meeting held in pursuance of this Act, the whole number present at such meeting not being less than one-third part of the number of the whole council ; and at all such meetings the mayor, if present, shall preside; and the mayor, or, in the absence of the mayor, such alderman, or in the absence of all the aldermen, such councillor as the members of the council then assem bled shall choose to be the chairman of that meeting, shall have a second or casting vote in all cases of equality of ; and minut es o f th e procee di ngs o f a ll suc h meet ings shall be drawn up and fairly entered into a book to be kept for that purpose ; and shall be signed by the mayor, alderman, or councillor presiding at such meeting ; and the said minutes shall be open to the inspection of any hurr. ss at all reasonable times, on payment of a fee of ono Provided always, that previous to any meeting cil held by virtue of this Act, a notice of th' • the of such such intended m ee ti ng s h a ll b e J time and place g ive- three clear days least before such meeti ng , by 620- at near the door of the tow n -b^'' the said notice on or of the borough ; and such notice shall be signed - to call a meeting y the mayor, who shall have pow . er proper ; aryl • lc the council as often as he shall think such r - • - in case the . . mayor . shall refuse to call any • ..ieeting after a requisition for, that purpose signed by .gve members of the council at the least shall have been presented to him, it shall be lawful for the said members to call a meeting of the council by giving such notice as is herein-before required in that behalf, studi notice to be signed by the said members instead of the mayor, and stat ing therein the business proposed to be transacted at such meeting ; and in every case a summons to attend the council, specifying the business proposed to be transacted at such meeting, signed by the town-clerk, shall be left at the usual place of abode of every member of the council or at the premises in respect of which he is enrolled a burgess three clear days at least before such meeting ; and no busi ness shall be transacted at such meeting other than is spe cified in the notice : Provided always, that there shall be in every borough four quarterly meetings in every year at which the council shall meet for the transaction of general business,' and no notice shall need to be given of the approval. POWER TO COUNCIL TO APPOINT' COMMITTUtO. 70. And be it enacted, that it ithall b.: lawful forL th e council of any borough to appoint out of their ow,l 'body, from t'me to time, such and So many .committcV„ vided always, that the act, of ever, 1 . 71. And wher,.,,„ di ve r seised or estate, ; trust; CIii.RITABLF TRUSTEES. either i s:ucu committee shall "s bodies corporate now stand Ix'w.:ssed of undry hereditaments and personal -n PT ust, in whole or in part, for certain charitable ,_ P a .ad it is expedient that the administration there , roefguahigteenderaanldo managed special anag e d nature, u m rla s n o d f c s o u nil s t v in: mi o n f i t • steuees t : n:rmoi: ber of persons as they may think fit, five ' - Loy purposes which, m the discretion of such council, wOuld be better be submitted to the council for tii r there °f In kept distinct from that of the public stock . and i " , o)7ough fund ; be it enacted that in every borough in which tl..e body corporate, or ar.y one or more of the members of such body corporate, in. his or their corporate capacity, now stands or stand sr:tely or together with any person or persons elected 4olely by such body corporate, or solely by any particular number, class, or description of members of such body corporate seised or pokessed for any estate or interest whatet - er of any hereditameuts, or any sums of money, ehattelsatecurities for' money, or any other per sonal estate w l r,t§oever, in whole or in part, in trust or • for the • bene . ;it of any charitable • uses or trusts whatso ever, all thi: estate, right, interest, and title, and all the powers of such , body corporate, or of spoil member or members of such body corporate, in respect of the said uses and trust. -shall continue in tht persons who at the time of itte• passing of this A c t are ' suc h trus tees as aforesaid, notwithstandinp; that they may have ceased to h . any office by v i r t uu ' o f wh i ch b efore the pass ini, of this ' Cihey were such. trustees, until th e Ist d ay o f August, 1836, or until ParY.ament shall otherwise order, and shall immediately the' upon utterly cease and deter mine : Provided .alway-s,..lhat if any vacancy shall be occa sioned among the cha - Atable trustees for any borough-be fore the said Ist da- ; of August, it shall be l aw f u l f or t h e Lord High Ch;e..cellor or Lords Commissioners of •the Great Seal for •Lhe time being, upon petition, in a summary . way; to appr:int another trustee to supply - such vacancy ; and every person so appointed a trustee as last aforesaid shall be,-"a trustee . .until the time at which the person in the romP of whom he was chosen would regularly have ceased trYne a trustee, and he shall then cease to be atrustee : Provided also, that if Parliament shall not otherwise direct 'on or before the said Ist day of. August, 1836, the Lord . High Chancellor or - Lords Commissioners of the .Great. Seal shall make such orders as he or they . shall see fit • for the Administration, subject to such charitable uses or trust as aforesaid, or such trust estates. COUNCIL TO - ACT AS TRUSTEES WiTERE CORPORAt6RS WERE EX - OPPiCTO SOLE TRUSTEES. 72.. And be it enactod, that the body ' corporate. 'named in the said schedules (A) and (B), in conjunet.ic,n With any borough shall 69 trustees for executing b y 'ear: council °of such borough the power s an d prov i s i ons of all Acts of Parliament made before the passing of this Act, other than Acts made fbr securing charitable uses and .b . asts,) and of all trusts, (other than .charitable uses and 4 .. rusts- of which the said body corporate, or any of the inc.oThers thereof in their corporate capacity, was or were FA';', e trustees before the time of the first election of counciWrs in such borough under this Act. . • " - COUNCIL TO APPOINT A LIMITED NiP MBER OF COUNCILLORS -TO BE JOINT TRUSTEES FOB, CERTAIN 'PURPOSES. z 73. And he it enacted;:that '', n every borough in which the body corporate, or a parti4r:dar or limited number, class, or description of members ° c, :lthe body corporate, or of Per sons,appointed by the .boar corporate, was or were before the passing of this Act tx istees jointly with other trustees for the execution of ato Act of Parliament, or of any trust, or in which the bod::•corporate, or any particular or limited number, class, or cl.tv ser ipti o i l of members or nominees of the body corporate, b• 1 any statute, ch a rt er , by e -l aw , or custom was or were I Jr.fore the passing of this Act lawfully ap pointed to v.- exercised any powers, duties, or functions whatsoeve. , r- not otherwise herein provided for, and the con tinuance; 'of which is not inconsistent with the provisions of this Iga, the council of such borough on the day named in sueAl Act as last aforesaid, or in the deed or will by which s'ar:o trust is created for a new election, nomination, or tip imintment of trustees, or on which such new election, no mination, or appointment has usually been made (and if there shall be no such day named or usually observed, then 'on the Ist doy of January in - every-year), shall appoint the like number of members of the' council, or as near as may he to the like number of members of the council, as - there were - theretofore members or- nominees of.streh corporate body who in right of their o ffi ce were such trustees,: or . charged with the execution of such powers, dutiis, And t functions, in room of the members or nominees of such cor porate body ceasing to be trustees, or ceasing to exercise such powers, duties, and functions by virtue of this Act, and in every case of extraordinary vacancy among the tilts tees or persons so appointed by the council shall forthwith appoint one other member of the council in the room of the person by whom such vacancy has been inane, and. to hold his trust or office for such time as the person by whom such vacancy has been made would regularly have held it.• PRESENT TRUSTEES OF CERTAIN ACTS CONTINUED FOR. A DEFINITE TIME.-TRUSTEES NOT TO GO OUT OF OTFICE BY REASON OF CEASING TO BE OF TIII COUNCIL, UNTIL THE TIME PRESCRIBED BY THE TERMS OF THE TRI:ST, 74. And be it enacted, that notwithstanding auk thing in this Act contained, every member of any hod:: corporate who in his corporate capacity, anti every no - olinee of any ' body corporate, or any particular number ; class or descrip tion of members of such body corporate, who at the time of the passion- of this Act shall be fo r a d e fi n i te num b er o f years or other ' shorter time a trustee of such acts or trusts as last aforesaid, shall continue to be such trustee until the time when he would have ceased to be such trustee if this Act had not passed ; and if a trustee for an indefinite time, dr for life, or for so long as he shall be a member, or for a particular class or description of such body corporate, then until the Ist day of January, in the year 1836, and no longer ; and every member of the council appointed under the provisions of this Act to be a trustee of such Acts or trusts as last aforesaid shall continue to be such trustee until the time herein provided for the new appointment of a member of the council to be trustee in his room ; notwith standing that he may have ceased to be a member of the council : and in case any particular member or officer of any of the said bodies corporate shall have been appointed by any such Act, or by any such trust deed or will as last afore said, to perform during a definite number of years or other shorter time any specific powers, duties, or functions what soever, the person who at the time of the passi► g. of this Act shall be the person designated and qualified to perform the same shall continue to perform the same until the time when he would have ceased to perform the same if this Act. had not passed ; and if appointed for an indefinite time, or for life, orfor so long as he shall be a member, or of a par ticular class or description of such body corporate, then until the Ist day of January in the year 1836 and no longer : Provided nevertheless, that nothing in this Act shall be construed to extend to the body corporate of the trustees of the Liverpool Docks, but that every person who at the time of the passing of this Act shall be a trustee of the Liverpool Docks, and none other, shall be continued. to be such trustee until the Ist day of November in .the year 1836, and no longer ; and every such trustee who is ap pointed to discharge, or in his corporate capacity discharges any powers, duties, or functions whatsoever in respect of the said last-mentioned trust estate, and none other, shall continue to discharge the same, Rs if this Act 'had not passed, until the Ist day of iv.vember in the year 1836, and no longer. POWERS VESTED IN T r .USTEES MAY BE TRANSFERBED'TO COUNCILLORS. • 75 . And whrreas it may be expedient that the powers now vested to the trustees appointed under sundry A c ts of , Par l' ,P '..nent for paving, lighting, cleansing, watchin g , re gn!'!..:.rig, supplying with water, and improving certain ho ,. oughs, or certain parts thereof, should be transferred to and vested in the councils of such broughs respectively ; be: it enacted, that the trustees appointed by virtue of any such Act of Parliament as last aforesaid, wherein the trustees, or the persons whose trustees they may be, are not benefiCially interested, may, if it shall seem to them expedient, at a meet ing to be called for that purpose, transfer in writing under their hands and seals all the powers vested in them as sad* trustees by any such Acts or Acts of Parliament as aforesaid to the said corporate of such boroue,s and the said body corporate of such borough shall t,'aeteeforth be trustee for executing by the council of such borough the several powers and provisions of any such Act or Acts of Parliament, and the members of the council shall have the same powers, and b, subject to the same duties, as if their names had been originally inserted in such Act or Acts, or as if they had been elected under the proviiions of any • such Act or Acts as such trustees respectively :—Provided. always, that no such transfer as aforesaid shall be made of the powers vested by Virtue Of'the" Acts Mentioned 'in schedule (E) which relate to the town of Cambridge, with out the consent of the Chancellor, Masters, and Scho'Ars of the University of Cambridge. . 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