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London, England, 1825-06-27 00:00:00

PRIVATE MILLS.

mit following Resolutieos, founded On the Repo
rt of the Select
Committee on the coustitution of Committees an Private Bills,were
moved proforma in the House of Commons do Thursday, with so
understanding that they were to be taken auto consideratioo cot
Monday (this) evening: - '
That the present distribution of Counties for th.!purptete of rove.
ing Comtnittees on Private Bills, prepared under the direction of
the Speaker some years ago, has, from the great inequality of the
numbers of Members contained is each List, and from other causes,
been found ill suited to the object fur which it was framed.
That, with a view more nearly to etivalize Lumbers, and to enr-
rect too strong a prevalence of local interests on Committees on
Private Bills, it is expedient that a new distribution of Counties
should be nude, containing in each List, as nearly a* may be,
leo Members : one half only, or thereabouts, to be taken from
the County immediately connected with the object of the BM,
and the adjoining Counties, and the other half from other Counties'
of Great Britain and Ireland ; and that the Members serving tor
such Counties should constitute the Committee on each Bill r
That Mr. Speaker be requested to direct a new distribution of
Counties to be prepared, in such manner as shall be approved of by
hint, conformably to the principle of the foregoing Resolution :
That, where any party interested in a Private Bill skill, prev:orti
to-notice being given of the sitting of the Committee, Peritteri that
such Committee may be still further limited, and the House shall
grant the prayer, by referriug such Petition to the Committee on
the Dill, the Clerk of the Private Pill Office shall make an entry of
the same in his register, and shall forthwith notify the same ro the
Member who may hive been ordered to.prepare and brine in the
Bill, who shall tit:Frt.:pm lodge a notice in the Private Bar (ma
that be will attend in the Committee Clerks' Mee at some hoar
not later than three of the clock on the day preceding the day
appointed for the sitting of the Committee; and the parties•
interested being dun and there assembled, shall he considered.
as two patties only, the promoters of the Bill being one, and all op.'
foments of the Bill who may have petitioned against the same M it:g
another ; and they shall, in the presence of the Nlem`ier entroced
with the management of the Bill, select one MttrOer o.i e..ch
who shall be at liberty on their bahalf to reduce the List, bee alter.
nately striking out the names of Member', not exccetlath fifteen
Members on each side; such Listoo reduced,th be typed hyt he Mem•
her who have been ordered to prepare and bring in the Bill, and to
be kept by :be Committee Clerk, and to constitute the Committee
on the Bill:

Tn.t no Member serving for any Comity, City, or P 1 ice, imme-
diately connected with the object of a 11.11, shall be liable to ruin-
sion from the Committee on such

That every Committee: on 3 Privet. Mil be required to report to
the Howe the Bill teterretl to it, with such alteration► as way have
been nude thert.in.

CLERICAL lATELLIGENCE.
CA lIMIIDGE, JUNE.2S.
At a General Ordination holden in die Cathedral, at Norwich,
on Sor.day se'nnight, the following persons were admitted into.
Holy Orders:— '"
DISACONS.—:Jobn A rthy, • A.B. Jesus College, Cambridge ; C.A.
Brook, Atli. Cabo College,•Cambridge • Robert Cory, A. B. Em-
in.inual 'College' CaMbridge ; Henry Cambridge;
Queen's College,
Cambridge ;• John' Gibson', A.B. Gatlwrine HIM, Cambridge;
William Goode, A.B. Trinity Colle,te, Cambridge ; John Image,
A.B. Caius Coliege, Cambridge ; Thomas Iveson ; James King,
A.U. - tatheriaie Ball, Cambridge; Joseph I'. Lawton, A.B.
Trinity College, Cambridge; Ponsoriby Lowther, late of Christ
College, Cambridge; Charles Mathews, A. 13. Pembroke'
Hall, Cambridge ; John Norris, A.B. Caius College, Cambridge;J.
J. O. Parmenter, A.B. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; Thos.
William Saimaa. A.B. Cain, College, Cambridge; Josh. Schole-
field, A.B. Corpus-Christi College, Cambridge ; John Spurgeon,
A.B. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; William Christopher
Twigs, A:11. C.aius College, Cambridge; Robert Wilson, A.B. •
Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
PR rE5T3...... W. W (lan Aldrich, S.C. L.Trini c y College. Cambridge ;
Frederick Barkway, Emmanuel College, Can-bt idge ; Charles Hor-
ton, A: B. Caius College, Cambridge ; Courtnay Boyle Brice, A.B.
St. Pi.ter's College, Cambridge ; Thomas Cl.w.s, A.B. Fellow of
Queen's College, Cambridge ; Thomas Spencer Cobbold, A. B.
Clare Hall, Cambridge ' • Daniel Copsey. Trinity College, Cam-
bridge; T. Crick, All. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge;
John Vubi•t, A B. Christ's College, Cambridge; Boller: Oreker„
A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge; Joseph Irvin Eller ; C. )Larson ;
Thos. FUlcher, A. 13. Sidney Sussex Col. Ca nibridge ; KJ ard
A.B. Christ's Calege' n Canridge ; Philip Gordon, A.B. Downing
College, Cambridge;
J. Parish Hammond. A.B. Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge; A. I lerring, A.B. Corgiis Christi College,
Cambridge; Thoinas lietling, A. Nl. Wailhani College, Oxford •
\V. Wigzel Jardine, A.M. Christ's College, Cambridge; William C.
King, A.B. Corpus Christi Caikge Cambridge ; Robert Long.,
A.B. Cahn College, Cambridge; George Sandby, A.B. Merton-
College, Oxford; Henry S. Neucatre, A.B. St. John's College,
Cambridge; S. Pope, A. M. Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cain- .
bridge; Russell Richards, A.B. Trinity Colkge, Cambridge; John
Smith, A.B. St. John's College, Cambridge:ll.S. Templeton, A.B.
Trinity College, Cambridge; humphrey T.Walford, A.B. Cathe-
rine Hall, Cambridge; John Warne, A.B. Trinity College, Cam-
bridge; Charles Codd, A.B. Clare Hall, Cambridge.
INTELLIGENCE.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Saturday, Frederick Wilson, alias Jahn CAper' alias William o,olrie,
was brought for final examination before Mr.Oseones, the Magis-
trate, charged with fraudulently obtaining from different persons
hills of exchange to a considerable amount, under pretence of die-
counting them, and remitting Bank post bills for their proceeds,
deducting five per cent. interest, and 25. 6d. per cent. coninaisslotr:
The prisoner being placed at the bar, Mr. Matthews, solicitor to .
the Society for suppressing swindling and preventing !rand, stated,
that since the last examination, circumstances bad occurred which,
if his instructions were correct, would enable• him to substantiate
. against the prisoner a charge of a much heavier nature than was
first preferred:against him. He was now charged with having forged
the endorsement," William Ogilvie," on a bill of exchange which
he hadiraudulently obtained from a Mr. John Morse, of Daventry.
Two letters were then put in in evidence. One of them a circular
letter, offering the loan of money on advantageous terms, and
signed Ogilvie ; the other a letter of apology for neglect in sending
the remittance after the bill had been obtained. The bill itself was
afterwards produced by Mr. Bennet, an Attorney fur Mr. Booth, a
horse-dealer, of No. 5, Coleman-street. It was indorsed, William
Ogilvie, Frederick Wilson, Rhodes and Co.
Mr. John Morse being sworn, deposed, that having received the
letter, dated January 14, signed, W. Ogilvie, offering an advance
of money, lie,came to London, and on the '9th of January, he mat
the prisoner by appointment, at the Vine Inn, Bishopagate-street. •
The prisoner then stated his name was Wilson, and said that he
trantacted business for Ogilvie, who was his brother•in-law. Be
mentioned the terms on which the advance of money was to be
made, namely, 5 per cent.interest, and 2s. 6d. per cent. commission.
Witness approved of the terms, and drew a bill at three months
for £5OO, for which the prisoner was to sent him a Bank post bill,
deducting his interest and commission .but witness never received
any part of It. The indorsement, W. Ogilvie, on the bill produked.
he believed to be the prisoner's hand-writing. The bill was writ-
ten by witness himself. Legal proceedings were afterwards taken'
by Booth, against witness, for recovery of the £5OO on that bill,
but an injunction bad been obtained from the Chancellor to stay
those proceedings
Mr. Booth deposed, that he had given a valuable consideradon
for the bill, and handed it to Mr. Bennet, his Attorney, the day
before it became due, with instructions to proceed for the recovery
of the money.
Thomas Beck, of Daventry, was present when the bill was
drawn, and confirmed Mr. Morse's statement.' . •
James Hance deposed, that be is now In custody of 'the Mar-
shal of the King's Bench, at the suit of the prisoner, on a bill fee
which be had received no value. The name Ogilvfe on the bill,
and the latest produced, were the hood-writing of ,the primmer.
- The indorsement, " Wilson," be thought was in a disgoismihmil4
:be had also known the prisoner as W. Ogitvie, and bad neon him'
write that name.
Several other witnesses ware called to prove the prisoner's name ..
Frederick Wilson, after which he was fully committed for trial oei
the capital charge of forgery. . . .

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