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

vest in anything—that they thus endeavour to rt
public money without any real equivalent—and t_ldeo
great fulcrum by which they work their lever is, " ci""
in themselves."
These three concerns are not all, however ; more are ot/te.
paring ; one, at least, is now being got together in its e
or smaller constitution, and will doubtless ere long o,lllcoli
full fledged, and others are waiting their turn. I iod
point out to you many more points of suspicion, bit 1.4
not encroach too much on your valuable space.
seem superfluous to earn your readers against so outs,
a scheme, but people are being taken in on all ilanwogo
Hoping this may prove a salutary caution, I orn,
respectfully,
T tts.
R-06."

KEY NOTE;
A.—Boscarne.
B.—Great Onslow,
C.—Perran Consols.
The other mine, Mount's-bay:

THE CORNISH MINING 817881L171'5'
(From the same, November 5)
A numerous meeting of the shareholders in the Nu
bay and Perran milling speculations, was held on 81
night, at the Temperance Hotel in this city.
At the opening of the proceedings, somethini,
and insinuated about the objects of the Patriot In
the truth about these undertakings, and some sorem7,sl
evinced that the names of local shareholders had bee
public. We beg to assure those geitlemen, and tbe
at large, that our motive was the performance of a T'
duty and as to the local shareholders,
find in the sequel, that their interest has been proul°Tii
the course we took ; at all events, that the welfare
,°
public generally has been consulted, for while on °ell
hand, dishonest schemers have been exposed and coin
acted, honest and bona fide adventurers in mining hace ly
warned of the danger of lending too ready an car t°.,
representations of men, whose object it is to fill their I'.
at the expense of their neighbours. A
Explanations were given, and statements were mae)
the Mount's-bay mine, which, till the meeting on Saj
evening, many of the shareholders were disposed to
as a speculation of a much more substantial character
the Great Onslow, the Perran, or the PenqueoAo,
quarries. The inquiries made on Saturday night elle'',
awkward fact that no one present really knew anythiagked
the Mount's-bay mine, except that it can only be wer,
going through land belonging to Mr. Bennett, who b'fs#
the power of making his own terms, and what tbebt
likely to be may be inferred from what he has alreakol
Mr. J. D. Carr, of Carlisle, also entered into e."
tions, which, we are told, were not at all satisfactory
.meeting, and which his best friends were sorry to bear."
admitted his early connexion with the Great Onslow s'llos/
and a recent connexion with it; but denied that be
party to the fraudulent dividend by which the shailge
surreptitiously raised to a premium. He ackno/l,iiii
that he originally held shares without paying the '7!,
price for them ; that he had sold shares at a preriliti3;e
said he had bought some at a premium, but did not sit;
number or the time. This part of the evening's proee
was at once disappointing and painful.
After a good deal of discussion of a desultory an'„tte7
it was agreed to depute Mr. John Nanson, solicitor, te,"o4'
a meeting of shareholders at Liverpool on the 301
(yesterday.) ,01P
The meeting was adjourned to Monday, at seYellle,olo
in the evening, when the local Mount's-bay sharePreceitl,
will again assemble, if they think it worth while,
Mr. Nanson's report of yesterday's sayings and 080."
Liverpool.

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