The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-16 00:00:00

which a man and a Christian ought to observe, are very
likely to be led to use, to a much greater extent, such
language than they themselves would not dream of in their
cooler moments. I think it is clear that some very strong
expressions were used. I can indeed, account, in
a great' degree, for Mr. Reynolds's anger. I know the
nature of the business, and - know that such a
mistake occurring at such a period of the night must be
calculated to produce very great annoyance and incon-
venienae in a printing office. Still that does not, of course,
justify the use of such strong expressions. On the other
hand, it is quite clear that there was no discharge in the
matter at all; and inasmuch as M'Cormick was not dis-
charged,:but simply bad_ expressions used towards him

were improper, he has no right to claim the wages
accruing up to the time at which he left. lam disposed
tree with Mr. Nash, and think that M'Cormick did
ay, upon Mr. Reynolds using the expression he did, " I
had better-go now," an exceedingly likely rejoinder, and
Mr. Reynolds then said " when you like,". or "as
ou like," upon which M'Cormick put on his coat and
walked out, saying he would not stand such language. He
had a right not to stand such language if ho choose, and
if this had been an action brought to recover the amount
of his wages accruing up to the time, I should have held
that he would be entitled to it. Ido not, however, think
that he is entitled to a fortnight's notice. I therefore
give a verdict for the defendant. As I believe there
was some language used towards the plaintiff, which lam
quite certain Mr. Reynold's will regret in bis calmer
moments, and which I believe all of those around him in
the establishment equally desire that he had not used, I
give the verdict without costs.

BANK OF FRANCE.

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The Moniteur of yesterday morning publishes the
lowing monthly debtor and creditor account of
Bank of France, made up to Thursday last :
DEBTOR. F. C•
pi tal of the Bank ... 91,250,000 0

the Bank

Bank in landed property

Bank notes to order ...
Receipts payable at sight ...
Treasury account current creditor
Sundry accounts current ..
Ditto with the branch:banks ...

nafsundry interests

12,980,750
4,000,000
531,265,100
96,480,450
5,498,939
4,24,272
59,020,252
107,067,115
25,875,656
12,232,611

5,622,675
20,661

mission on deposits
scounted during the last six months 1,738,733
16 121,
1,518,622

Sundries

CREDITOR

Cash in hand ...
Cash in the branch banks ... ...
Commercial bills overdue ...
Commercial bills discounted, but not yet
due, of which 82,328,971 f. 26c. were
received from the branch banks ...
Ditto in the branch banks
Advance on deposit of bullion ...
Ditto by the branch banks ...
Advanced on French public securities ...
Ditto by:the branch banks ...
Advanced on railway securities
Ditto by the branch banks ...
Advanced to the State on agreement of
June 30, 1848 ...

)iscount of Treasury Bonds
government stock reserved

)itto d

947,829,962

94,689,695
119,587,230
496,377,016

227,030,052
212,764,382
1,378,500

Hotel and furniture of the Bank ...
Landed property of the branch banks ...
Expenses of the management of the bank
Premium on purchases of gold and silver
Sundries

1,811,600
60,577,736
6,532,800
33.279,200
10,786,900

60,000,000
40,000,000
12,980,750
52,188,783
4,000,000
5,064,731
• 438,070
1,064,434
3,058,718

25
66
95
02

0
0
14
88

947,829,962 39

Total
Certified by the Governor of the Bank of Francu,

D'ARGOUT.

NEW LOAN, AND FUNDING OF
EXCHEQUER-BILLS.

The following announcement from the Treasury
.s yesterday communicated to the Stock Ex-

Downing-street, Thursday:Evening,
Feb. 14, 1856.

Gentlemen,--I request that you will make it known in
the usual manner that on Monday next, the 18th instant,
Lord Palmerston and 1 will be ready to

at one o'cloei

see any gentlemen who may be willing to contract for a
loan for the public service, in order that we may afford
them information as to the amount of the loan, and the
time an.l manner of the biddin
Lord Palmer

tou and I will at the same time communi-
;entlemen present the conditions upon which
prepared to receive offers for funding a por-
tion of the Exchequer Bills now outstanding.
I hope it will be convenient to you to meet those gentle-
men at the Treasury at the hour named.
I am Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) G. C. LEWIS.
To the Governor and Deputy Governor
of the Bank of England.

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