The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-14 00:00:00

Vatic Notict4

ROYAL HOTEL, HOYLABE, CHESHIRE:
Public are respectfully informed that the
above Hotel having been refitted and newly furnished
throughout is now open for the reception of Families and Visitor..
The rooms are commodious—commanding a good sea view; the
bathing excellent, and the terms for board and apartments • xtremely
moderate.

Omnibuses between Woodside Ferry and Hoylake four times daily.
Hoyl ke, June 7.
COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION.-
ROYAL OAK BURIAL SOCIETY.

'I he above Committee having been informed that certain indi-
viduals ere, 'or their own base purpese, putting forth statements
calculated to mislead the Members of the Society as to the issue of
the Investigation, feel it to be the r duty to lay before the Members
and the Pul.lic generally, 'he following Order ma to by the Ju se
of the County Court, in the said Case.
IN 'I H E COUNTY CuUR l' OF LANCASHIRE, HOLDEN AT
LIVERPOOL, Between

Joseph Shepherd, Henry Taylor, Francis M` Phillips, Henry Smith,
James Burns. John Melton, James Devine, Wiliiam Brew, and
Henry Shaw, Plaintiffs; and
William Currie, William Jenkins, Moses Cullen, John Cullen,
James Jolliffe, William Kelly, George O'Hanlon (sued as George
Hanlon ' James Worthington Savage, Richard Baldil.g, James
Currie, Thomas Osborne, Cornelius O'Rourke, Edward Duffy,
James Fagan, Edward O'Hanlon (sued as Edward Hinlon), James
Waite, William Jolliffe, James Wa erhouse, Daniel Tracy, Edward
Edes, John Fullerton, John Boyle, Thomas Prichard, John Jon, a,
Peter Golightly, I) Mo)lan, James Hiles, William Finn, and
Edward Brake. Defendants.
Upon hea ing this cause at the Court, holden et No 3, Lime-street,
Liver pool. in the County of Lancaster' on Monday, the 14th d y of
April, 1855, and the s.-id defendants John. Boyle cod Edwar,l Drake
having resigned their office as comMittce men in the Liverpool United
Legal Friendly Burial Society, In the particulars of the pl tint ff 's
complaint in this cause mentioned It is Ordered—That imeh resit_
nations accepted; and shin no further Order be made in this Cattle
agekst those, parties . And the said plaintiffs Joseph Shepherd arid
Francis McPhillips hto lug been Proposed by the plaintiffs as corn

mittee.men in lieu and in the place and steal of ttie said John Boyle
and Edward Drake. and they not being objected to by the defendants
and being approved of by the Court,
It is Ordered—That the said Joseph Shepherd and Francis
McPhillips be appointed, and that the defendant Mcses Cullen as
Pre- ident of the Society, do forthwith sign such appointment accord-
ingly : And ,t having been shewn to the Court that no relief was
sought against the as d defendants James Joliffe, Janes Currie,
Thomas Oshorn.., James Fagan, Edward O'Hanlau, Edward Dully,
and James Waterhouse, no m der has been made against them.
And it having been shewn to the Court—That no r.l of was sought
against the said Daniel Tracey. Edward idea, John Fullerton,
Thomas Pritchard, John Jones, Peter Golightly. Daniel Moylap,
James Hi ee, or William Finn, no Order is made axi-inst them : And
upon hearing Mr. Brett, of the Council for the a id William Currie,
Mr Hull, So icitor for the plaintiffs. and Mr. Martin, Solicitor for
the aerrndants, other than the said William Currie, and by consen,„
it is Ordered by the Court—That the said defendant William Jen-
kins, do pay to the Clerk of the Court, at his office, No. 3, t ime-
street, the sum of £3B 164. 6d., found an,t admiated ,o be owing by
him to the said 'Society, by instalments of ss. per week, the first
instalment to be paid on the 22nd day of May. meat : And in case
of default In payment of any one of fetch instalm:nts, aad execution
is-ue, it shall be for the whole of the above 'aitiount then remaining
due. •

And it is Ordered—That the said defendant Moses Culllen do pay
to the jerk of the Court, at his office, No. 3, Lime-street aforesaid,
the sum of £79 Ils 6.1, found and admitted by bum to be owing to
the So ieiy, by insta ments of 2s ftd per week, the brat instaiment
to be paid on the 22nd day of May next ; and In case of cefault in
payment of any one cf such instalments, and execution issue, it
shall be for the whole of the above amount then remaining d .e.
And it is Ordered—That the said defendant John Cullen, do pay to
the Clerk of the Court, at his office, No. 3, Lime-street aforesaii,
the sum of 29 l7s Id, found and admitted to be owing by
him to the Society, by instalments of 2s fid per week, the first instal-
ment to be paid on the 22nd day of May next; and In case of
aefault in payment of any one of such instalments, an i execution
issue, it shall be for the whole of the above amount then remaining
due.

And it is Ordered—That the defendant Wiliam Kelly, do pay
to the Clerk of the Court at his office, No 3, Lime-street, afore-
said, the sum of 9s 10d, found and admitted to be owing by
him to the Society, by instalments of 5s per week, the first instal-
ment t.l be paid on the 2 !nd day of May nex, ; and in case of default
in payment of any one of such instalments, and execution issue, it
sha I be for the whole amount then remaining due.

And It is Ordered—That the said defendant George O'Hanlon, do
pay to the Clerk o' the Coma, at his ogle', No. 3, Lime-street afore-
said, the sum of .t 200 ISi 2d, found and admitted to be owing by
him to the ,aid Society, by instalm,nts of ss per week, the first
instalment to he paid on the 22nd day of May next; and in ea.e of
default in payment of any one of such instalments, and execution
issue, it shall be for the whole amount then remaining due.
And It is Further Ordered —That the said George O'Hanlon do,
within 42 days from this date, insure his life in the sum of
4200, an i ass-gn the policy and all moneys to arise thereunder,
unto the Trustee or Trustees, for the time being of the said Society,
fer better securing the payment of the said debt, and that he procure
two sureties to be approved of by the Society, for the due payment
of the preminms of the said policy, whilst he shall be a collector of
the said Society.
And it is Ordered-1 h:tt tie said defendant James Worthineton
Savage, do pay to the Clerk of the Court, at his office, No. 3, Lime-
street aforesaid, the sum of .elg 13s 10, found and admitted to he
owing by him to the said Society, by instalments of 5s per week, the
first instalment to be paid on the 22nd day of May next; and in ease
or oetautt In payment or any one to- such instalments, and execu ion
issue, it shalt be for the whole amount then remaining due.
And it is Ordered—That the said defendant Richard Balding, do pay
to the Clerk of the Court, t his office No 3, Lime-street afores id, tt. e
sum of 4434 19s 7d, found and admitted to have be n owing by him
to the S. ciety, by instalments of Ss per week, the first Instalment to
be paid on the 22nd day of May next; and in case of default in pay-
ment or any one of such instalments, and execution issue, it shall
be far the whole amount then remaining due.
And it is further Ordered—That the said Richard Balding do
within 42 days from this day, insure his life in the sum of 4400,
and assign the policy and all moneys to arise thereunder unto
the Trustee or rustees, for the time being, of t..e saia Society,
for better securing tae payment of the said debt, and that he
procure two sureties, to be approved of by the said Society, for
uue payment of the premiums on the said policy, whilst he shall
be a collector of the said Society.
And it is Ordered—That the said defendant Cornelius O'Rourke,
do pay to the Clerk of the Court, at his office, No. 3, Lime-street
aforesaid, the sum of 49 5s 2 1, found and admitted to be owing
by him to the said Society, by instalments of Is per week, the
first instalment to he paid on the ',2nd day of May next; and in
case of default in payment of any one of such instalments, and
execution issue, it shall be for the whole amount then remaining
du .

And it is Ordered—That the said defendant James Waite, do
pay to the Clerk of the Court, at his office, No. 3, Lime-street
aforesaid, the sum of .eB4 17s Si, found and admitted to be owing
by him to the said Society, by instalments of 5s per week, the
first instalment to be paid on the 22nd day of lUay next; and in
case of detault in payment of any one of such instalments, and
execution issue, it shall be tor the whale amou..t then remaining
due.

And It is elan Ordered—That the said James Waite do, within
forty-two days, insure his life in the sum or lno, and a.sign the
policy and all moneys to arise thereunder, unto the said Trustee.
or Trustees, for the time being, of the said Society, for better
securing payment of the said debt, and that he procure two sureties,
to be approved or by the raid Society, for the due payment of the
premiums on the said policy, whilst he shall be a collector of thz.
sa'd Society,

And it is' Ordered—That the said defendant William Jolliffe. do
pay to I, e t Jerk of the Court, at his office. No. 3,. Lime-street
aforesaid, the sum of .235_32.9.1, found and admitted to be owing
by him to the said Society, by instalments of 5s per week • the first
insta,ment to be paid on the 22nd May next; anti- in case of default
in payment of auy one• of such Instalments, and execotion issue, it
shall be for the whole amount then temaini. g due.
And it is further Ordered—That the said ‘‘ Mom Jolliffe do, within
42 days from this day, insure his life in the sum ot .4200 and assign
the policy and al m neys to ar se theretu,der, unto the Trustee or
Trustees, for the time being, of the said Society, far better arca' ing
the payment of the said debt, and that he procure two sureties. to be
approved of by the Society, for the due payment of the premiums on
the Tolley, whilst he shall be a entice or of the said Society.
And it is also Ordered—Tt.st the said Moses Cullen William Jen-
kins, William ,Currie,• Richard Balding. George •O'llanlon, and
Edward Duffy, be removed from the office of Trustees of the said
Society. _

And it is also Ordered—That the said William Currie do pay . to
the Clerk of the Court, at his office, No, 3. Lime-street aforesaid,
the sum of £lB5O, found and admitted to be owing by him to the
said Society. Bur no execution is to issue without a previous notice
to the said William Currie, and apple tion to the C urt ; and, also,
toat the raid William Carrie shall; within 4 days from the date
hereof, eff•• ct a policy oc his life for the sum of .e6OO, and assign the
policy and all moneys to arise thereimder; to the Trustee or Trus-
tees, for the time being,' for better securing so much of the said
sum and that he 'procure two sureties, to be ,approved of by the
said Society for securing payment of the prenaiums to become due
on such policy, whilst he shall be Sub.treasurer of the said Society.
And it is also Ordered-1 hat all moneys which shall be raid to the
Clerk of the Court, by.stirtue of this Order ';stall. be for the use and
benefit of the said Society. and shall not ge paid out, except to the
proper per.on or persons.: and. an Ordered by the 'Court. ,
.

And 'it is also Ordered—That ihe said WilllanyJeitkins, lifo'ses
Cullen, John Cullen, William Kelly, Geo, ge O'Hanlon, James Wor-
thington Savage, Richard Balding, Cornelius O'Rourke, James
Waite, William Jol•ffe and William Currie respectively shad within
42 days from the date hereof, obtain the assent, in writing, of their
respective sureties named in bonds given to or for the benefit cf the
said Society, to the terms of this Order but so, nevertheless, that
sureties shalt nit be personally liable to pay the said moneys to a
greater extent than the sums for which .they respectively became
bound. •

And, it is also Ordered—That New Ruh s of the said Society, be
prepared and perfected with all convenient despatch,

And it is also Ordered—That the said Moses Cullen shall act as
Presideat, under the direction of the Court, until the next alum
meeting of the Society, and shall obey the directions of the said
Court from time to time, •

And it is also Ordered—That the costs of the plaintiffs and defen-
dants of and incidental to the ma:ters in qtie,tion in this action, and
the carrying out of this Order, 'hal be-paid by and out of the funds
of the said Society. All parties to have liberty to apply to the Court
from time to time.
Given under the Seal-of-the Court, this Fourteenth Day of April,
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-six. '

It will thus be seen that through the exe • Orin
e3rii:y°4o'f.l2th'e7elocit.tasy
thatyour the :' committee.sihght
e a code of rules
been secured. And since the above order was mai: •
by Messrs. Hull
in compliance therewith, have been. hem drawnto p
the re-payment to the Society of the
the County Court, under
and "Martin, and sanctioned by the Judge of'6um
orotsjep
which, if properly administered, the fat .re p
e fore. feel that—the will I,e,secured. Your
'committee, cher have
and have redeemed their
discharged their duty in this matter,
pledges. It nowrests with the members
men are put in the right place.. berg to. self
.officers Will take ' •
piece on Monday,
The meeting for election of o
•
July 21st. and it behovekevery member who wishes to see the busi-
ness of the Society economically, but above all, honestly conducted,
to attend and vote for those whom they believe to be the most
and capable used.hgi the duties of the office for which
honest
they may be P So far • rop.is this committee is , con-
cerned, they believe that . when they have placed
.the issue
fairly before the great body of the members, they will have
done- all that justice demands at their hinds ; and should
the former scenes be re-enacted, the members wit have themselves
and themselves only to blame. The real que•tion at issue is, are
you or the pfficers and collectois to manage the Society in future;
In conclusion, your comm Mee beg to state that the Christmas
Boxes and other various sums, fraudulently 'voted to Celleetors and
officers. are not included in the above sum. as the committee were
constrained to forego all claim on account of those items, to avoid a
prolonged and expensive litigation, ai they extend oier'a series of
years; th-y are, nevertheless, inthe ageregai ea very ,consicierable
sum, exceeding, your committee believe, £l,OOO. AndiY-o.l',r,__ a
com-
mittee feel convinced that before an peraorr who bas",'"'"
to be
partaker of these sums, so fraudulently granted, can iarcO'ff:itilin
called an honest man, he must re-pay to the Society every
E,eemmittee of thus fraudulent 7 received:--Signed i pled .0n;. behaM at I , ,
F. M.PHILLIP,, Hon. Sec,
I Inveitigation, . '
N.B.—The place of meeting will be announced in clue time. Let
h and honesty wenn.
every member attend who wishes to sei trot

PRICE Bd.

übift iloticec

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL
Ir HE cnuTtcgwAnD ENS: . OVERSEERS
I of the POUR: of.tlis Parish of iLiv,erpoul, as Trustees
of Wartiick's Chati'y, are desirous of INVESTING.ehout,44,OOO,
in the PURCHASE of some good FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in or
near Liverpool.
pplicat oils, together such Plans and. Valuations as may be
Applcants' Dossessitm, to be forwaded to the undersigned.
CHARLES HAUT,' 'Yes-op-clerk.
Parish•offices, Brownlow-hill, 140 July. 1E46.