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LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13.

TO OUR

A DOUBLE NUMBER et the EXPRESS will
published as usual ON SATURDAYS.

IT im confidently asserted in some sprotes
that the present SOLICTTOR-GENERAL has negsal7
lieligited his appointment. The troth, we bear* b,
- ISO ea understanding has been come M Oat
be will resign after the lapse of a mom* if
his health is not then eutllciently ro-establishsd to
!admit of discharging its duties.
The question then moms, who is the proper man
to emceed Mr. STUART WORTLEY ? It bas indeed
been conjectured that one of the moons which
inissied Mr. Patxx to resign his plies at the
Afilehulty was in order that he might accept the
aim of Solicitce-General if it were amid to him,
-DO Ilad this been Mr. Plumes object it would
I.=lave been better for him to have rearmed
the general election than after that event.
Witeeover, at present he has no seat in Parliament,
and it is clear that the Solicitor-General Ernst
have a seat in the Home. It sometimes occurs to us,
em a matter of regret, that Mr. Baron Baanww. is
now en the Bench, for there can be little doubt that
bad he been still at the Bar, and had he been ap-
pointed Solicitor-General, he would have filled that
office with perfect satisfaction to the Government
and to the Bar, and with infinite benefit to the
publie I for be is not only an admirable lawyer,
bat bee a capacity foe legal and legislative
reibrai. But preetioally the choice now open to
the Government is limited to those lawyers who
have seats in the New House t amongst these the
first names that occur are three of Mr. Serjoutt
XINOLAXE, Mr. KzArtrio, Mr. COLLIER. and Mr.
• *TEUTON. There ars, indeed, souse other diMia-
rdalsid lawyers is Peasmient, bat es they Won
, Ulm Opposition sift ES the Hesse it is net pus.
• Min that they would mewl ease miler Lett
• Itamearrox, even if *ay lad tla again. We
• brae every esniimee eat any one el ibe Mar
whom we have fonalenei weld perform the anise
el BeilaMeallmoni t end, Weak we
Wan tie SW '*s ise about egad la ..it.
• iY net he elemlio 1. 11141ent intaktita
bee long ocaspil a WON vise on the
• Weelem Meek, mg pablik Me experience
• lame Parblementary fhiamillbee may have given
lam Wight into paha lib t but se • member
• et tba Mew he is quite talisi. Mr. EzArino
bne Moe repatellea of being as umillent lawyer. and
Wadi no bait be very popular with his profee-
olond brethren I but his parliamentary appearances
lb est give promise of very eminent soccesp.
Mr. Cou.tea, though somewhat young at the Bar,
has done himself sonnidarabie credit by hie
oceidnet in Parliament, and indeed amongst
all the scabs of the Bar *be it there
be his perhaps whined the greatest mem. He
has dose mere thea Newt men to moos the mama-
lie sad iniquities of the Ecclesiastical Courts, and
in almost all legal dissuasions he has taken tweed
cad eussible views. This quality is el the BIM ins-
; he the law allows of the Crown in these
mem who aught not 'sly to be able to eon-
era the Crown busies, but to originate sad to
as/m• INIIIMOB if Law Befana. Until we have a
Misistry of Julies its Ossetian, mast be performed
by the combined egrets of the Chancellor in the
Meese of Lords, and of the Attorney and Solicitor
Oemeral is the Commons. And, therefore, we
but that Lord PALMILIFTON, in the selection which
be is sew called upon to make, will not forget that
the will and the enmity to be a Law Reformer are
es estial qualifications in any one who empires to be

In June, 1856, the Unity Bank Irma a Circular
Letter, including its first monthly Return to the j
Lomita* Gautte, and inciting a oomperison between ,
its own flourishing position and that of the City ,
lank, which had commenced business some months
evionely, with a similar amount of capital. In
Gazette Return it it stated that the preliminary
wee, "including the charges fee the deed of set-
Isol obtaining the charter, current expenses,
lamak salaries, advertisements, &c.," amounted
WPM 4115.; end that the cost of fittings, tarsi-
" was 8,9241. 16e. 7d. On the 22nd July a
of the shareholders was held, at which Mr.
. presided. It was then stated that within
weeks from the commencement of badness
profit had been realised teape;
mitoses and interest to lh
depositor,, and that the asessols WWI
anted to IRMO. Mr. 12 tcus, dr Wake
Render of this promising estahlhimend. sib*
t they had only sprat sesmlzionik et tbdr e5pi-
(9,3741.), and egad sew the eheshslisrs in
eat of their amste, Midas& Uwe Issurtain
lof people to whisibescomits usestial ;
it was smiebnits &NO Ilessin
8 above shamed the bind et MIK st ds
1 badge bad impale., the real wassmt toss
27M01.,, sr ray Owe times art dotal by
lanai* the bads. of Mr. Mom. Ist
mosetwies es alit sinshl It ems dearly below the
ire* he the iiimplinet sew admithi is fa
ebedielissi dim AMA he loat aimed
he pealhalsoy swam% and SAIL le lin&
premises, waft a total of 14,1/M. at Oa milli
ibeashed—awn than half at wblsh hubs mead
perhaps, the moat wanton and disgesesfal maser
canard.

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