Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-19 00:00:00

CANADA.

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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-SAXON

The screw-steamer
from Anglo-Saxon, which seiled
Quebec on the 6th iest . arrived yesterday
morning, In re VIE HON. GEORGE AUGUSTUS HAMILTON CHICHESTER
was
There
,some talk of the prorogation of Par- —ln the London Court of Bankruptcy, on Wednesday, before
itarn ent towards the middle of this month. . Mr. Com.missioner Fonbianque, an application was made
According to such tidings as have transpired, for a certificate-by George Augustus Hamilton Clichester,
the steam-ship Canadian, which went ashore eat son of Loid Ed yard Chichester, and presumptive heir to the
the let inst., remained in almost the same positioe. marquisate of Donegal. The circumstance of the bank-
rupt having attempted to abduct Miss Thornhill, a rich
House
report of the Committee of the whole
heiress and ward in Chancery, must be quite familiar to
"se as to the expediency of grantine. a million
and. our readers. He was insolvent in Ireland in 1856, and
a-half aeres to aid the St. Maurice Railway,
had been ad It besides owing debts to many residents of Regent-street, and
is mentioned that
by the House of Assembly. Jermyn-street, Crockford's was returned for £lOO. The
Mi_ner
i of crown.
that Mr. Spence is appointed cow-
accounts now prepared bye Messrs. Hart Bfothers show a
ssio
lands, vice Mr Canchon. ' deficiency in January, 1854, of '£B93 ; the unsecured debts
Notice s given in the Canada Gazette, that the (including;: Captain Paulett, £lOO, holding bankrupt's
GovernmeGeneral in Council has been leased to aecerancej amount to £1,901 ; . creditors - holding
order and direct that " ground flint railroad fish. security, - £2,100 ; property held by them, ' £2lO ;
platesdut and railroad chairs," now charged. with a liabilities, £1,680 ; property returned at £l2O,
the list fifteen. per centum ad valorem, be placed in
8_
paying a duty of two pounds ten Ireland, not yet realised; profits on trading, 41,491, in-
uhillings eluding salary, £1 273 ; trade expenses, £735; house and
per eenturn ad valorem and " iron knees "
Bed in the Coe s. . ' personal, £1,387; and losses £lO3. Mr. Stansfield, the
n truction of vessels, now . charged
with a duty official a signee, reported. The bankrupt gave up nine
lace d • of fifteen per eentum ad valorem, be
P ee in the " teen vouchers and three memorandum books of the loosest
list of goods paying a duty of five • •
Pounds per description. The balance-sheet was really a matter of
glut— ae centurn ad valorem, and shall be rated for guess work. Mr. Chidley, who appeared for the assigns?,
er, cordingly. Mr. Christian; Uhrdahl, of 52 Regent-street, tailor, did
` had
would b, been expected that the Governor-General not oppose. The bankrupt had been for twelve months
had deie a Passenger in the Anglo-Saxon, hilt he before the court.. The official 'asSigne6 had suggested that
prorogai2Yed his vieit to England until after the a similar order should be made es in the case of Lord Hun-
A ion.
mong th . tingtewer. 1- he bankrupt might hereafter came into poises-
of Quebec e llessenwers, (180 in all) is the Mayor
, t, . don of a considerable fortune, and his debts were net large:
Mr. Doria, who supported, said the system of setting
Engleeed " Morrin
e, on the e , one of the Dal e eisates to
aside money had not found much favour with the superior
the Bank or Montreal'eatof Government Question.
tribunals. It was net like a man coming to this Court on
of 8 per cent. has declared a dividend • •
his' own petition: The Commissioner said he saw no reason
raThe
screwssfea
for making the order asked for in this case. Whitwaa the
the 20th lust f III"r Clyde arrived at uebe •on
(' ' meaningsalary?" Mr. Chiclley : :.-:alary received as
• .ron, G.,
thirteen days. Glasgow, the passage( occupying deputy clerk of the peace for the county of Antrim. The
Commissioner: He was a most fortunate clerk of the peace.
QUEBEC II N18p.,---, I thought a good deal of attendance was necessary. Mr.
During the last fortnight-
11, MABEE r, Just 6tll.
numerous, more so up to --e
arrivals from sea have been very
Chidley: The attendance, necessare, was to receive the
years,ii and as a large thetonnage issallte date than for many preced,ng salary. (Laughter.). The rest was done by deputy. The
a°n
in the trade, although still due there i 3 a good deal of ani- 1 Commissioner said, viewing it as a ease of trading, he
favorable, owing to the continued Ts in England are by, no means 1
wouldferes grant a second-cless certificate.—Csrtitleate ac-
greatly with builiing, and • earness of money, watch utter- :
in consequence diminishes con- cordingly. •

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