The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-22 00:00:00

THE CORNISH MINING BUBBLES.
(From the same, Nov. lg.) ale;
On Monday evening the local shareholders in the
Mining Bubbles assembled at the Temperance Hotel/ itl.'"eito
city, to receive the report of Mr. John Nanson, o'olo
who had been deputed to attend a meeting at WI Or.,
the preceding Thursday. Tht interested were parts wb
merous, and 111 r. Page presided. Mr. Nanson stated ,0
had taken place at Liverpool ; he also read a 613'o;v4
drawn up by Mr. J. Dodgson Carr, of Carlisle, and 14 07
discussion ensued. Mr. Carr was closely question
though he did his best to defend himself, and two or 9'
of his private friends aided him all in their power, tltie
ing of the meeting, on separating. was that he 11'1 Be`"
guilty of " complicity " in the proceedings of Mess'' bee,
h;
nett and Carr, the nature of which proceedings ha„;„ T't
repeatedly set forth in the columns of this joura'vesdc
effect of this was soon seen. On WednesdaY..,:de,
another meeting was held, when a proposal was t
behalf of Mr. J. D. Carr, that he was ady to toAe:.:oo.a
cost price, one half of the shares held byeverY Pet; di
Carlisle who had purchased on account of anything heLo
or done, at a sacrifice of £4,000. After some disea'sgl'
was acquiesced in, and the meeting passed the follosorubll'
solution, a copy of which has been handed to us f°l.
cation :
" That this meeting being satisfied with the e,-1- f",t
which have been given this evening in reference tfr,io e;,
nexion of Mr. Jonathan Dodgson Carr with tnereji4ica,
Cornish Mines in which the personsnweirg "n"'!" the
fully acquit .....t,t
im o any want of perfec in
transactions, and consider that his charact(
remains untarnished."
Clark ifet
Messrs. Hewson, Robinson, and Thomas riche
named as trustees for carrying out this proposal. ht, ;41
lution is certainly quite a rarity. On Monday 111%0
Carr was treated as something which we shall not
on offering to make partial restitution by putting
£4OOO, he is seen in quite a new light. While the 11,1e;bel
"regretted the indiscretions he has committed,' ;0 tti
"fully acquit him of any want of perfect integritY;y rt:
transactions, and consider that his character for hone sic,
mains untarnished "! ! No want of " perfect inteo
and " character for honesty untarnished," yet Ileceptisl
£4OOO by way of restitution, and the meeting ac_,Jtr
giving, in return, which can do Mr. Carr no good, ;P;
fleets upon the donors no honor. If there has b
want of "perfect integrity," why is £4OOO to be Paid A°o
The The offer is a plea of conscious "complicity." For
the deluded shareholders give a certificate ; and lkiff
puts himself in the position of attempting to escape ;tO,"
want of "perfect integrity" by an affected adraissL° f Of:
he is devoid of common intelligence. The" act oro
strange affair is altogether worthy of the first. Thel)o
pal performers may shuffle the cards, but they may rely'
that the public is not deceived

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FORGERIES ON THE ULSTER BANK.—We understol9
cases have recently occurred of two pound notes of the 00
banking company having been altered, so as to make di
appear to be for ten pounds. The alteration is very 13.5,01
on a close inspection ; but we think it our duty to not 00
circumstance, that the public may be careful 11°3.-
ten pound notes.—Northern Whig.
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