Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-02 00:00:00

1-0111,Z F. WIIITELOCK has been favoured with instructions
4,1 -,TOt LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VA-ULTS, in one of the
greatht thoroughfares in lowp, and dolma good:trade. Incoming
£4oo_ well worth Rpoo. This, to a opmx of: business,' rwill prove a
Ptiial.—For paitionlarb4 apply to John 4, Whitelock, auctioneer,,
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*etc., Manchester-street, Liverpool,. , 6auG

`Tol3re'wera Publican, and.others—.
TOEIi .F. 34(13STELOCK:. * has TO LET, on Lease, 3 Free Corner
t/ WINE and SPIAIT ',VAULTS,. -situate in a deneely popuilited
neiighbOurlioad ;, the present tenant, having realised fortune from
the same, isjabout to, retire. ;Incoming 050. ,None but prineipski.
need apply. • yor fiurtliey paitziou/ays.,appV,to jpian.p. whiteock,
auctioneer, Ste:, 54 Manchester-street; Liverpool'. ,Cia,u6. •

To
vSe.,LkiT; ,PORT,
' •',-"'i . - 'Eligible OPportantty. - '..' 7- ),J • , , • .
the " RAZ.II(ktA.I. •Csarr.r"' AIR tuna Llt
A 131.48, No. 10, Roscoe-law,-Berry-streeti• a--very busy
neighbourhood ;.- capital cellar; rootne, enough to, let • off to( the
amoun of the rent, two• of which can be_(by alidiiiß,cloore),eon-
vetted to a large club-room. Rent, £35 per annum, with Rrivi-
leges a tacked: to AIM hdua6,-. Tery ldrge. kitchen adjohiing the
.cellar. 1 *ambling- amyl libtnreg, 1132 ; declining. the;businea%.--.--
Apply;n the premises, any day, betVceen the ltet.rabf eleven ard
Wire: capital house for an enterprising person:

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AL F, ji ..E .1)" ' J A" C 0,8 , ../CG.-E NT ,
~3A;il'thstLlT-STREkT, Corner of Leigh-street.
A
ESTBLIsn 1848, . . •
For 11(a/ETTING of MINE and:spißrt VAULTS,
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HOTELS, ALE and PORTER, VAULTS, &o.
Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodvi-ill, may be bad On
E-r;:-.. applicatird at the Office. •
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LICENSPITTLANSFF.REb ANT, SIOUTGAVES ARR.ANGED• ..'

IVACE-CHANCELLOR'S.

(BEFORE' VICE.-CltAliciaaion. w. P wooD.)
DAVIDgON. V. TITJRGES.-RICIMPS V. THP; trvEßpooL

' • Bolo:111dg *MM.
The, plaintiffs in the ,first of these suits carried on bashiess
as merchants at Charleston, SMith Carolina, and were the
owners of the American ship Harkaway. In.Augifet, 1557,
the ship MirkaWay sailed for. Liverpool- with a cargo' of
rosin and turpentine, 'the bills of lading for which- were
consigned to James -Henry Butter by the agents•of the
plaintiffs. Butter accepted bills of exchange against the bills
of lading to the amount, of £6,550, :and, under the inetrue-
tions of Truelove and -Davidson, the plaintiffs' agents,
effected insurances, upon the cargo through Mesirs. Barges
and Stock to the amount of X. 7,500, and an insurance 'upon-
the freight for £1,400. -The' 'Harkaway Was -burnt' at sea•
upon her voyage from Charleston to Liverpool, and the cargo
totally 'destroyed. News •of the loss was received in Eng;
land on -the 10th, of September, .1857. In the mean-
time ißutter had. induced -the Liverpool firm of Messrs..
Sleigh to' accept a bill of eichange• drawn upon them.
. by Better,' and 'secured by a deposit of . the bills of
ing. . The 'bill discounted by 'the Liverpool: Borough
Bank, and the proceeds placed to Butter's- credit upon
an uadertakiii.- Ety 'Messrs. Sleigh to apply the produce
of tilt goods shipped: t 6 secure payment Of the. bill. In
Septernber„ 1857, after mews of the loss. of the
.Harkaway.
had reached England, • Sleigh • applied to *the, bank• to
discmint another bill, drawn by Rutter and accepted by hint"
(Sleigh.) The bank required an engagement that the money
to be ;received upon the insurances -should be- applied to-
, wardsi payment. of the :bills- Sleigh obtained Ikons Burges
and Stock a letter bf whiellithey-undettook to hold to his
order ihe policies-uponthe cargo (and in a subsequent letter.
those 'upon the freight) and to. pay. to him all moneys re-
:ceivedl on account •of loss for the' same. :Upon receiving
those letters Sleigh, gave an undertaking to the,bank to pay
Ahem all moneys.receired by him from Bargeii;and'Stoek.
The secondhill:wasthereupon discounted by the-bank, and'
the proceeds placed to. Batter's credit. Oil the- 20th of.
-•
October the master of the Hallway, upon his arriving in
England, ,sent a notice+ to, Burgos. and Stock claimin„:the
moneys.due under the policies' for the 'plaintiffs as registered -
owners of the ship. Messrs. Burgos and Stock declined to
part 'with the moneys, which they held to. the order of the
bank upon Sleigh's.request. • Under these circumstances the
plaintiffs had filed their, bill against Burges and Stock, the
hank, and the a.ssign.eesaf Butter, who became bankrupt iu
Yovember, 1857, to obtain payment of the moneys-due upon
-the policies, subject to proper dedhetions in resoect of the
; bills accepted and paid. by Butter, and the premiums, &e.
An action was commenced by .the, bank in, the name of
. Sleigh against `Bargeo-. and Stock, who had in tarn filed a
cross bill
.against r the bank, Davidson and .M%eiali,7for the
purpose- of restraining -the action. The two -causes-now came
on together. for hearing. • ,
Rolt and Mr.' T. Stevens were
.for the plaintiffs in-
the
first suit; .Mr. Daniel, ..Mr. L.A. Russell -K. the corn-mon law., bar), and Mr. Dickinson, -for Burges and''Sttick ;Mr. •
Gifford and Mr. -Midis for the-Liverpool Borough Bank.
; The Vice-Chancellor'. after. Commenting upon the• facts
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and the law applicablZ to the .verious. questions that
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had
been iCaised, made a declaration: in the following terms :
Declare the plaintiffs,',Messrs. Davidson and wLeigh, en-
titled to the insurance moneys. Which -became' payable for the
freight insured, subject to a deduction of
~premiums and
-commissson, or other proper charges (if any),' of Burges and
Steet. Declare that Bulges and Stock aro entitled• to hold
the insurance moneys-upon the policies effeetecton the eatei,
for. the purpose of repaying; themselves the premiums,
commissions, and other proper- charges in respect of those
pal cias, and also as .a security-. for their general balance from
Butter, and as indemnity against any liability they have •
incurred to Messrs. Sleigh of-the, Liverpool Borough. Bank„
or either of them. Messrs. Davidson and MfLeish to have,
the freight insurance , money, after deduction of pre-
mium,. the amount .to be. certified by inquiry,. &c. No costs -
On either side. Liverpool Botongli Bank desiring to he•
*misted dismiiiihem from the suit without costs. in.the
secant suit dismiss the bill as against all the defendants;-
with costs, and'ariagainst:the bank rand-Messrs.. Sleigh from
the tithe of the.particidars demandbeiug delivered the

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IVRPCIOL PROTECTIVE

BURIAL SOCIETY

' The annual general aneetirig.of this: society was lwid last
evening, in. the Coneert"-Hall, Lord; •Nelaon-street.. In. the
absence of Mr. J. it. - Jeffery;•who.. was advertised tto",:hai;e
taken 'the chair ogthe.oecasion, Vt.: F. S. Hull presided.
Mr. EturE-said ithad-been three-yaars sine ho. had the
hontnir of 'inatt4nrating that society. in St.
,Ueor&e's Rail.
Nhe a43.tikiiidtidns'he had 'then formed of the snAceas_• of the
society had been,fally realised. Particular •paiw, had been
taken iby .himself,. 4n • coinpakiy with .1(r. 'Martin; Mr.
.Shepherd, and otheee:entlemen behind hint, that the society,,
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OiOul Fe—estaßlikhaim. a send basis. They proceeded on-SZ)
princi le that the workinxpenle were *eft) nianage their

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awn Ntsaness, and the result Vies that the bUsmess of the society
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11.4 b1eR7613.-4-41--0-4T-a jaits wess-like vas founa
eVeryl4odT,colgitefeil WW2 seeiCif (lok Awil• duty,
and -tile consequence was that the society was in a very

satisfactory state. The first, year they ha'd a surplus of
4257 1195,,24...,..4ut1ic next year that was:increased £2OO ;
the ki•eafoi:7;ttuiqiiut.-kii.tlie,4r,st year being aoeckaiiieil for by
every imdnther 'having to,pay twenty-six weeks before:he
or 'slid VO-Tifllentfit.. '4lir -the next 'pear VieiarpOunt ivas
enla4d £400; Aria tagt tear, when; strain Was on the
societi„eygy agrailqr being in full ,beniefit, they haajw the
bank itearly p,,2o6—(applause)),-7althOugh there had been
this year a gtoit increase in the number of deaths among
children, consequent on did 'prevalence of east' winds.