The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-06 00:00:00

GRAND EXHIBITION OF FRUIT,
and.. PLowERs, PLANTS, MODELS, and DRAWINGS,
teOIININtI MILITARY CONCERT, on SATURDAY Nvx'r,
110 VI , Societ EGYPTIAN HALL, Piccadilly, far the Medals of the
Y.
28.1.6ei kets, which will admit Saturday, Nov. 11 and Dec'. 9th,
343, cacil, at the Egyptian llall, and the Horticultural Office,
N_Strand. Tickets issued on the day, 55.
ORWICH UNION LIFE ASSURANCE
At SOCIETY. Established in 108.
whos.e merous MEETING of MEMBERS of this SOCIETY,
ward, T'regete Insurances amount to the sum of 230,000/: and up-
111,,,ern' rid at the Office, in Norwich, on Thursday, the 2,1 day of
'` Tim, 1837, pursuant to advertisements in the." Gazette, ' t
JO/14, and nthr'r Landon and also in the Norwich. newspapers,
HARVEY, Esq., of Thorpe Lodge, President of the
The fon .
%were Owing Society, in the Chair.
Report, and the Code of Bye-laws therein referred
- presented:—
The REPORT.
kittin present Afeeting has been convened for the purpose of subi
g a. series of regulations, prepared with considerable care, and
,flAhieoleit is confidently believed will command general approbation..
tered Llegal advisers of the Society have been left entirely unfct-
' embody in these bye-laws every improvement that might
siolitgacis itself to their own minds, or be the result of, their proles-
thqs experience, and the Directors believe that what has been
gs taf rePared will commend itself to the judgment of the members
t 5 ciliated to give increased stability and efficiency to the consti-
-I,hie °f the Society, and essentially to improve the machinery by
The
its businesswill in future be conducted.
pew? Provisions of the original deed were in various respects of a
of ar!d inconvenient character, and in common with the deed. s
those'clar institutions of equal or earlier date, it was deficientin
to th der
which subsequent experience has shown to be essential
114tuee,.dtze regulation and management of establishments of this
As the
ereasi„Society increased in extent and importance became in-
reriod t'Y desirable to profit by the improvements lapseised during a
°Nati° above a quarter of a century which had d since its
%.pproae°,n, but there were practical difficulties to be encountered
tile.. 'ling the subject which deterred the DireCtors, as well as
A`"enibers at large, from making the attempt.
be Ztjle time approached for the usual septennial calculations to
the r, and for communicating the result of those calculations to
roodetabers, it was felt that no time could be more suitable for re-
keral sulg the constitution of the Society and improving the ge-
TLY,S,tem of conducting its affairs.
?oeiety's legal advisers were accordingly resorted to upon
411 y eubieet in the early part of the present year, and it has eveutu-
!, pinregerrds a much larger portion of the time of the Committe e
amie. , and of the officers of the Society, than had been at
one ipated.
IPpr, 9misequence of this has been to retard in some measure the
Whe,r;rlate business of the year, the septennial calculations; but
the 11,h5„iMportance of the matters that will be now introduced to
, welfae"e'"ng, and their intimate connection with the permanent
they nil °f the Society, is considered, the Committee are satisfied
9oentiY safely claim indulgence for some delay which has conse-
Y ;risen in relation to the accounts.
r I°be !,I)eied provides that these should be ready by the end of Oc-
1/41st o'f-,°,4 they will now be produced on the 30th inst., when the
t°llte lose Meetings which are necessary for giving effect to the
ItlTM.Plated proceedings of this day is proposed to be held.
th, be then the duiof the Committee of Directors to bring
at; fresults of the Actuary'sy calculation, and the data on which they
Rill Lur',(:.ed, faithfully before the members, and they. assured it
felt that they could not enter upon this topic also at. a
Portal called for the purpose of considering so wide and so im-
oji a subject as the proposed laws.
atitieey
neotreeort, therefore,.. the Directors confine themselves. to
'ended t ' mg the principal improvements which those laws are in-
, 111„„ ° effect.
legarY, of them being necessarily clothed in the technicalities of
etthiePnraseology, it is presumed that the members may be better
temio ojudge of the import and effect of each law by having at_
Artitl thus
iittngostti
etehde
tiers t.'
Previously directed to their general scope and aim.
more important objects to be attained by these laws
1.
,11° establishment of Annual General Meetings of the mem-
(l°O he called by advertisement in the Gazette and in the Lon-
-27.0 Norwich newspapers.
esting the election of Directors in General Meetings of the
a:meus-Acts, and abolishing the system of elections for life.
kibst.Abolishing the Court and Acting Committee of Directors, and
441,4-tutting a Board of twelve, insured for their own lives in 1,0001.
Vesting key also the choice of Auditors in the Annual General
6, Pgs•
tnd tr_r"iding that ample and detailed statements of the business
keevnactions of the Society shall be laid. before each
.Annual
%viol "ig, and afterwards deposited at the Society's offices, in Nor-
ge,: ) London, Edinburgh, and elsewhere, so. as to be generally
of r'sible to the members, and in a form affording them the means
to lodging what is the state and progress of the Society from year
Ydar,
1' R "I' Making a similar provision respecting septennial reports and
aluations.
diy7.. Removin obscurities in the original law respecting the
faliltons of the surplus capital, and the reservation of a cautionary
t,Ph.i...l)efirling the various species of securities upon which the
6.ltoef the Society shall be invested.
the Trustees, Directors, and other officers from re-
es ine°lnpatible with their respective ejiaracters.
tor., t
•anu Clearly defining the powers of the Tiustecs and ir.ec-
wit,"l third-us materially facilitating the transactions of the Society
r rom parties.
3leetin tb!s brief sketch (without adverting to minor details) the
objects g
Judge how multifarious and important have. been theo
k,,itaines"„TßY'og the attention of the Directors in preparing for ie
'144 s day, and they are persuaded it will be felt thatthe
kientiManifested throughout these laws evinces a sincere and cond-
to ad 'us desire to consult the true interests of the memb.ers, a.n
It's °raC: ei
l); It w Permanent prosperity of the Norwich Union Life
',rich, as then moved by Thomas Brightwell, Esq., Mayor ofNord-
tesolvesr°fljed by William Barth, Esq., Mayor of Yarmouth, an
Threinat unanimously
b this Mectity, aroves and adopts the code of by-laws now
I),ertia,„e`i'S satisfied' that they arc well calculated to promote the
It a,;•em Welfare. of the Socity.
'onde,a,S also moved by Sir Henry Jardine, of Edinburgh,. se-
-I‘4°llwftrip•Y 'lolm Green i-o.s.se, Esq.,- of Norwich, and unanimously
t. That 7-
the: the best thanks of the Meeting are due to the Directors
iestqfttreparation of these by-laws, and that they afford a.v.aluable
4tthe e confidence that may be reposed in the Directors in their
r attention to the interests of the Institution.
The IDi Signed) JOHN HARVEY, President.
- = resident h left the Chair—
:;ll::i.sias moved by the Rev. J. B. Collycr, Rector of Hackford
`b4m,:„rFich, seconded by Timothy Steward, Esq., of Norwich,
d •
o at th y rso
pre .e thanl-se of this Meeting be given to Lieut.-Colonel
liar-
gll tittsident ot the Society, for his efficient discharge of his duties
and particularly for his conduct in the chair this day.
SAMUEL BIGNOLD, Secretary.
NEs,
with bll%E SALE OF PATENT COPPER ROLLERS,
ttork„Locks and Manderills, many of which have never been

At % TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Z" SEEDL BY MR. CAPES,
i W,,r, EY PRINT WORKS, near MANCHESTER,',
n +he Ai`rospay, the t.3th day of November ilex, at Ten o Clock
t.
Pvt,7
„,,,g,
pc, v 8 iIiDS of TWO THOUSAND 7-8 and
C,,4hi1l 13 PATENT COPPER ROLLERS, removed from the
ki,ltes ,4nk Print Works, lately occupied by ,Ics,rs. Thomas
IttOt,of tit AC°. On these rollers are engraved an excellent assort-
tlt;e4 lb. c)mern patterns, both in light and dark-work; several of
I,llll%,Gvioennver been ';vorked. Aquantity of Blocks and Man-
tloti e who these rollers, will be sold with the same. .
~,e 1„.4i •e will he ou view a short time before the sale, of which
\.....!...tiit Fi.:; bp gi,,n.
tt----:,F:DLEY WORKS TO BE LET, at a moderate rent.
„---„_ _.._
A.,, ..OKIIENDERS AND STATIONERS.
,;, - ''NCOCK.B PATENT CAOUTCHOUC
a
11k, Tr T. INDIA-RUBBER BOOKBINDING.
4t)\,.4Nut,,aryare respectfully informed that Mr. William HaneoCk
t),;1-4; an to Messrs. WILLIAMS, COOPERS,
kketh'i, cif akV CO., West Smithfield, and Messrs, GROS VE•
4ilt'lkl f 'D.' ER, and Co. Cornhill, to use this much-improved
N. II:4-NDING 110'0K S ; on application to whom, er to
Vrtecils
_oek, Glasshouse- yard, A Idersgatt -street (patentee, )
ttll,'_‘. 1.17:11,”' be seen and orders received.
4Ntl't e. N"jancoel; has commenced proceedings by sore facias to
;kik it :Lt. reep.qtl's pretended Patent anel the trade are cautioned
it'le),"'.ns,ll;,jilltr licences from him Or from any other persons ex-
itik'illth,"°r3 W• Hancock has authoris:d to grant the same, as
`sr2Z \v`,ehT render thernelv-s liable to the penalties for in-
. ''-----..! dtineock's Patent, which he will feel bound to enforce.
.

Alitlissf • Kairon gitothi—Fugit hora.
Is.- - in the .
*Z..) - ony 1,,,. existence of the fountain of youth,
11,',4"'as.,„,''''cli those who bathed in its waters gained a pristine
qiseitl4‘.c ~,nen.g the speculations of. the 15th century; it will, how-
ithsili,j '• earj)lhld type of the re, iiifying powers of art and medicine.
hy,*o the Y victim, to a morbid imagination, have sought fatally to
kiqtriet'eh bithpurPoses cf nature and have consequently lapsed into a
kih htstY„a,hilje:t! with it weakened capabilities and clouded hopes, may
taktr it ','' priwe,.nn to profess4nal treatment, regain tho.se.tirst, noblimt,
tlis‘theh 4,1111ty ,o'l7. that have been cotnpromised by the criminal propensi-
..'tp,r• Atll,liao 1.1n1e," the progress of which is marked by the!yin-
,7lt. ''lithitiVe 1,1 e; Pliny, attended with bodily weakness and mental
'l,!*l;,th eea NY,...,dulge a natural exultation in referring to our daily
t-st„ aa• tinj,. 1,0 grateful and convalescent patients not confined to
Itt‘i4%-het'ehesstee'Y'whiatttdi.:Ttlised over the wh,,ial - • Id 'For twene
tlit.vOtie4t Ul, and we have
in cases of.. erevo7u°srDelility proved tini-
it ar ti
has 'to publish . hitherto resisted the earnest soliciltat.i.on:
~*ile yi,,1.1 ben IAI their cases in a public address: the MI osini,,
ki; t)L......ea t 0.,. sc.. Urgently pressed upon us by a medical friend,. that
lijs t" Sir 411 importunity sufficiently excusable by the gratitude
I,*Y • hits .'•••••:!il,, fop
4,,,''''• oi words hopes are realized! Accept my most heart_
4irlig live.
tare inadequate to express my unlionndt:d gratitud..
Napa'relelass (4.11 reap the rich reward of your labours in. the t eat -
h., ov Zen diseases which have hitherto baffled the skill of your
hi, Ctte tk2.', •
are
L. 11."
13N14t'Ith 'hall • Your's, most sincerely,
444% t the
abtdisorders of the generative system (which, when m, -
011ih stick' free 'ae' Tay be termed subordinate) that are conieiptelt
4/4ehleji,talle, (1,,,,t2i1 indiscriminate indulgence of the assains, extfia-
hk tti,,4llliejat'', a'nucliqtY front excess, in others,
h .1%..e. j the st ni many, indeed in how many, the various maladies
the relaxing efflets_ o.
41,10,,,_•., f„, h 411 tudem eases misanthrope the ay, the dissipated, and the
leiCa, ly .th, the ~,heSe our practice', whirls embrace, every grade in
slelqaTrees4lll of rank to him of the humblest sphere, has been
ktilee.ll,lllldenutl and as secresy belongs to our profession, the most
It•7e4,atiq 1,'055,t.T",7 ,lolly without fear sir hesitation
te„etily'otietitg ;.. ". are to be consulte I every can their resi.
1ihi".4.411 the: tr5,52.e remotest parts of the our try he tre ate:
,4, t rein niust, 7itttig their report, which will be immediately a -
NI owev to, th ontam a remittai.ce for Advice and Medicine, de.
Y Ikekt2, (ii,t: ease, which eon be forwarded to any p irt of the
i 4 'ni anet• No difficulty can occur, as the Medicines wilt lie
it, Itiq yarefui
* t klitil t. ly protected from observation.
ttelton -4.ioi GOSS and CO. (M. R. C. Surgeons),
%%him eat (I'rre 7 Lancaster-place, Strand. London.
, jj.‘,,,,,Y tn4ry on ;I,g-first odition"—lst. The !EMS cf LIFE, a fan-d-
-ui, my -.oft,- the f me abovt, ...,..
Di iasea —2,1 HYGEIA N A, addressed
'hi rt haa4 (i"nr7fite Sea•—lldbe. The. SYPIIILIST, a Treatise on
' tOll-4g4t 23j, lo'alaste:itSctoesier.row, London ; 12. Calton, street, F;dln
gotv i 72, Gr4rton..street, Dublin.