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I not afford to

EXTENSIVE CAS

ur BMBEZZLEMENT.-At the Police- was adjourned till this day. There are now 74 marine mem-
., Friday, a respectable-looking young man, named tiers in the society, who contributed last year £3OO 14s.
ee Johnson, a traveller and collector in the employ and twelve honorary members, subscribing togethe
nn and Richmond, soap-manufacturers, £l3 13s. There are at present on the list of annuitant
with embezzling various three captains, of the average age of 61, tsvc”'
amount of £750, belonging to his widows, 60 years of age, and eight orphans
-ses were investigated, viz., that six years old. The honorary fund.
-e, from whom he received lance to credit of £12,742.
M. T. W. Syers, from HEALTH COMMITTEE

t, was charged

ney. to t

,n the aver

he 12th of I

am he received £7 Os. 6d. the same day •, and Mr. J. on Thursday. Present—Messrs. Lansdale (in the chair,
irrison, of Birkenhead, who paid him £l9 14s. on the Lloyd, Beckwith, Nicholson, Godfrey, and Dover. The
th of November. The prisoner was arrested by detective medical officer of health reported that the mortality of tb
Murphy in Belfast, with about £4O in his possession. borough, during the first week of ---
nt deny the charges, and was •

!OMMittf

Ilia trial attile-sje;;Ion;

BANKRUPTCY COURT

ing 18 less thtin in ti

rn re Matheson: This case was The deaths were hid,previous, and 10 less than ir
fore Mr. Commissioner Perry. the nrecedine four veers. A

resumed on Wednesday

week of

_ wa..au.oolvuca siiLiUlaLell mat mtssioners of Wavertree to be allowed to (
he would consider his decision, and deliver his judgment ship by means of one of the born,'
at an early day.—/n re Frederick Deane : The bankrupt agreed to. The matter
formerly carried on business as a shipowner, in this town, take the necessar"
and Thursday was fixed for the last examination, before nuisance from soy
Mr. Commissioner Stevenson ; but as be did not surren- street ChaY.-'
der, Mr. Ayres proceeded, at three o'clock, to proclaim T.--
him an outlaw, conformably with the act of parliament.—
In re Sydney Sherlock : The adjourned last ex.—'
of the bankrupt in this case w.. -
Whitley, on tt

s referred to t
A 1

engineer to

er, complaining of a
nant water opposite Great Homer-

jail officer,

RCHIROLOGIC

iOCIETY

tly meeting

le part of the
as the bankrt

• „ • .1.•-•• • • 1 1.41J11, LUC pre.
.upt, applied for a further gide-at, Mr. H. P. Horner was called to the chair. Wrn.
Jjournmen,, balance.sbeet was not yet Brown, Esq., (M.P. for the county,) attended, and exhi.
prepared. After some consideration, it was agreed that an bited a most ingenious stock lock of his own invention ;
I;ournrnent should take place to the Gth of February, the the idea of its construction he had taken from the letter
-.ea allowance to be discontinued. padlock. A lock of this description Mr. Brown had made
aams.—During the last few days there twenty-five years ago, and it had been in use ever since
view, in the Exchange News-room, a speci- in Brown, Shipley, and Co.'s safe. The lockis constructed
of the horizontal sails, patented by Mr. Jas. Maul!, on a system of letters, admits-of 350.090 changes, and is
of Philadelphia, and which are recommended as being applicable to every purpose. Mr. Brown entered into a
much superior to the sails at present in use on board
_ _

110RIZONTA.

has been

plan the canvas is joined in hor

and the adva

t read fro
he attent

and denying that Mr. Hot

st seen its

ibited, and
ii n , and also

'he secretary