The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-12 00:00:00

ESGAIII MWYN MINING COMPANY.

Yesterday a special general meeting of the sharehol-
ders was held at the offices of the company, Fencburoh.
street ; Mr. G. Hehnore in the chair.
The CHAIRMAN said the object of the meeting was to
make certain alterations in the deed of settlement, so
that they might be enabled to raise additional capital to
pay off the I:abilities and carry on the undertaking.
Mr. eIiAPPLE, the solicitor, read a series of resolutions
altering the constitution of the company, and empower-
ing the directors to issue 4,000 shares of 2/. each, pay-
able by instalments.
Mr. SANGSTER wished to know whether they could not
come under the Limited Liability Act I
Mr. CHAPPLE replied they could not without dissolving
the present company and brmitg a new one, ae, after arse
consideration by the board, the company was registered
under the ae alluded to, without limiting the liability,
which would have injured their c-edit.
Mr. W. MORGAN sug;ested thit the first instalment
of the preference shares should be 55.
The CHAIRMAN, in answerto questions, said the board
only intended in the first instance to issue 2,000 shares,
to bear interest at the rate of 201. per cent., but it was
unnece-sary to go into any details until atter the second
meeting to confirm the resolution now proposed.
Mr. MORGAN hoped before the next meeting they
would issue an account of all their liabilities,togherraesmoret
they would receive from Capt. Rowe, and apr
of the course they intended to adopt.
The resolution was then unanimously carried, and the
meeting separated.

Maximilian 11., King of Bavaria, was born on the
28th November, 1811. He ascended the throne on the
21st March, 1848, on the abdication of his father, Ki,,g
Louis. He married on the 12th October, 1842, the
Princess Mary of Prussia, daughter of Frederick William
Charles, un4le of the King. Two sons have been bola
of this marriage.
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