The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-28 00:00:00

slit ke New Four-inside Coach, ...post .
ths fd.iniing, arrives nt the Dolphin Inn, Southampton. by
FI se o'Clock.—This is a most delightful conveyance to,the isle
of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, st. Makin, Havre de Groot,
CF terbure,&c.
IHNEWSBUR It, Wellington, and Shilfoul, Post Coach,
evi Ty livening, ut Five n'Clw'k, guarded.
'WS/ MOUTH, Dorchester, ithuielford, Salishory. Andover.
1t.,.5,,,,41.5tie new l'siat Coach. every Afternoon. The
'Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Aldrnsey, St. Ma
Ines, Sm.
SIETE*, Plymouth, /Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth,
Damosoath, and' Salisbury, New Post Coach; every Morning
lid Seven o'Clock, through Memnon, AIIIIiOOCT, Brid?ort,
aitiooford, jlosiogitok, and flaKshot.
Si.aldiag, 'Peterborough, Stilton. and Hooting.
ditto Royal Mail touch, set, wit every Evauiog to Spilsby,
Louth. Grimsby. .14 Hull.
BATH and BRISTOL Flying'Post Conches,through Chip.
Kalman, Caine, and Marlborough; every Afternoon; arrive at
r. May's, the Grey !woad Inn, Itath,•fail the Ltiodsso Tavern,
Thomas-street, and the Swau. firiani/ *it Morning--
G*6es to Wells, Bridgewater 'Fiuutlio, Bleier, Ply's:teeth,
fir•
LEEDS New Light coact, mgle4. The Bocitinghant, sett
outxxery carries lour lasides'oely, and goes es•
markably easy. with a Guard thivoglsout. • Passes through
Stamford, Newark, Belford. Dmraster, sad Faiyhridge, to
Out Pokiest Lbws. Weds, 'pct Morning.-Nottrlthstandiag the
on rixtamot. expedition of this epoch, it is aflowfrd-to be Ike
ins ISt agreeable and complete Public Caaveysace on the North
twins: unequalled in Acersotmodatioo by any ether..
iILSNDAL, Lancaster? Prestim,_ Kirby-Lonidule,' Bolton
Ch Orley, Ormskirk, and Garsiang Poet Coacisci,eiorf Artie.
an as in Five o'Clock. Guarded.
I,3VERPOOL, Warrington, Kyntsford,
de State, and
d, Post Couch, called the Reoutatoil; every Eielor
at Five ..'Clock, 10 the Saiacru'i. Held lan, Dale-street,
Li• rerpool.—Gunrded throughout.
Nit EFI BID Rust Gooch, every Mornipg, at balf-pait
Six o'Clock.
t Int.:STEM, Newp.rt, Whitchurrhurch, Tarporley. Newt- ,
wit Norchwich, and Middiewich .Putik , caseh ►every
at l'i'e o'Cleck.
i W. NIOUNTA IN and Co. respectfully acqsaint their
Fri en la ono the Public. that tilt! wilt riot ht accsuntabk( for •
smv • Porvels Passengers Lug,tage,Writings, Plite.,&c. of more,
the o Five P.ouns!, Valor if lust. 'oleo, or damaged. utilessi in-'
ter. 41 as Ault std the•lnsartsce paid for acoulr.diagly., at tLe
So• timee's Head too aww.hill Losdoeu

rend, in which the_
rewonsible, and had no connection with the affairs
s
of the Society. A letter from Mr. Starling Day, o
Norwich, one of the Treasurers, stated, that the So-
ciety kept Money at the hoose of which he was a
member, but he was unacquainted with its affairs.
grom the answers now rsad,it appears that in one
case slOy is a bonoftde trust on behalf of the Society
iikn'tiwledged, via. 25,0001. Navy 5 per Cents. in-
vested in the names of six Trustees for the empress
security, as your Committee learn, of the Birming-
ham Insurers : in two cases the answers are evasive,
referiing solely to the Directors of the Society for
lhei.equired information. ih all the remaining cow.
ntenications, every degree of trust, responsibility,
or seqtraintaisce with the affairs of the Society is dis-
claimed. •
Year Committee cannot forbear remarking, that
Mr.Starliag Day, of Norwich, who is announced by
the managers ii trustee and treasurer of the Society,
admits in his reply, that the Norwich Union-mike
keep an account at the banking-house of which he is
a senior Partner, but that the borne is 'unacquainted
with the affairs of the Society.
Tier Compitire also 'addressed a letter to the
Boirtlef Directors of this Society et Norwich, in
puratianirif riot 7th Resolution pissed to that effect;
to 1.14 letter a Maly has been received, which will
now be seed:
Tbit reply which is signed by G. Crow, the Chaiist
mangy after acktiewletfging the receipt of the COM;
teitlee'aletter of the ;t1 d 1 JUly, requesting informao;
Lion, Woes to the ReSolUtionspribliihed by the Board
of Directors, expresses an opinion that the Meeting
.at the .George and Vulture hatt eVinced such hostility
to the bitectots • and a disparage the !India.

Bignold; they find that the authority ant_
rence of the Directors in the concerns of the Society
hove been nearly nominal, and in constant subser-
vience to their own Officers.
In obedience So your tenth Resolution, your Com-
mittee proceeded to ascertain the extent of unsettled
claims upon the funds of the Society, end also to
collect information. respecting such cases as may have
been vexatiously delayed or litigated. They have
found that their investigation has opened the door to
communications from various parts of the kingdom,
as well es in the London district; these attest so ex-
tensive a sentiment of disgust with, and dirspproba.
lion of, the proceedingrof the Society. in resi,ect to
the adjustment of claims, as to leave no doubt that
its conduct has been marked by much injustice and
vexatiou. In attaching to this Report the cases which
have been transmitted to your Committee, they will
not assume the responsibility of pronouncing upon
the merits of the different demands "nil complaints
made against the Society; of the truth and justice of
most of them your Committee are strongly im.
pressed ; nor can they dissemble their mortification
it discovering that in a Society professing the object
or mutual beuefit and assurance to the respective
limbers, soy of them should have just grounds to
simelePtaia,that indemnifications for their losses c,,uld
only be obtained at the expense of the most vezali
oat unwarrentablediligationt, or by more ..r
I ess•compromisi ng their sentletaiadie rights From OP
extensive correspondence upon these imposture sub-
jects, your Committee have collected the following
cases for yeti • inlorweation
We have way .room for .the following abstract of
tkessoasesa--Tbos. Deal ofs [WM/billet was la.
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Theeaerators applied tothe Union, io which the pre.
mists were insured, hot were at fitst told that they had
no claim, and t hat the loss would be paid to Macdermot
when he rose from the grave to demand it. At last,
however, a payment was made, but the executors•
were obliged to sacrifice to the amount of 6001. to
obtain it. Mr. Lovell had stated that the,e were no
complaints from the Midland Counties. The ease of
W. Newman presented, however, a remarkable con-
tradiction to this assertion. Be was a silk-manotae.a
ttiver, and had a house in the parish of Boxing•tm,
in Essex. His total lova by fire was 20001.. bur he
was only insured for 121
l 0;. The agent of the Uelota
Company, when on Coe premises after the fire.
ex-
presser' his regret that the e' 'intent's kora was not
covered. In the mean time the claimant was Plimled
in the deepest distress. Ilia wife was dead. and he
was left in a destitute situation,' with •evesal young
children to provide for. The Minister and Church.
wardens of the parish made hum prevail' of u.
me
trifles of snoopy. Mr. Bqnald at fir" promised to
settle the claim soon, bet finally mace objeetirus,
and procrastinated for a 'ea., rod the mese, .s.ss
not paid till :Ite case was on the 'saint of being lort..ght
into Court. Wi'listm Emerson, of Fr oeborch-oreet,
hod premiss t a W it' ;itast,:c.*llll-f sti,urect for
• :itch were b.,. ot clown by toe fire last broke out tut
the mustard manufactory before roeutrioned on the
28th of Aueu.t, 1814. The arnowot of the damage
was trawinltted so the U..toei Otfiee. In reply it
*ea stared that Carte had been a kiln on the wharf,
"kb *as not iletefibt'd in the policy. 'fo ibis the
claimant 11111*eflolt, ti atthe kilts was•penloo his pre.
anises; and further, that as the firilil4.aut break
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NORWICH UNION INSURANCE (Vald iik iioi in the eyes of 'ciiiPoblie, itat ire.".. -..
extiectitinit of Well lb 1817;1111 II delay Mit place In maki vet •:t
TO 81l BOLD ..Y AUCTION, Be hbwever, received • receipt roe the
. ~. a satisfactory resell to the pralieediegs could be en. his policy .
Rv W. LEItTIIILD, • --sollessw•-•
SY order of the Awigares of Messrs. Belden, seat Co., on Yesterday-a numerous and respectable Meeting of matinee' ;at the sista time !be Sectors disclaimed peesina. tu It'opaid. lie esperieneed a less by fire; and • .
WEDNESDAY. the 9th of September. at Twelve o'Clock .
anti 'Claimants upon, the Norwich all hostility on their part to the object of the Meeting, his glebe was- for '601.; - Whit be Applied to die.-, . ‘•
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at Nom, at the George Inn. Buntiofont, to Five Lou'
rr"E sever
IttOßSt, 1 VES'Union Companyi
al -ESTATES and INTERESTS for Memberser
of and is, two vileable and extensive MA
a capital MANSItOust 110e0arU.;liioisienntoror PARK.
eir *hirable FARMS, ii d hC C o sun-t
6 was held at the George and. Yu- but, on the contrary, were anikei that every tidal office ef the Seciet he *es tot first told ties he Wee 4
lure Tavern. About one o'clock Mr. Alderman should be fully and fairly lairegligited. The'Board not Insured it Y 4
d lid
Thorp was called to thachair.
B Y Mr. Alderman Tooter et'
s• I* rvo f tithed tie company had
of Herbs, ,C :emitting in the whole. about ~.1 acres u tine ores- . .
doe, pasture, and nrable laud. further recommended tb s it was mit tb tall.igala 'Ogilvie, t /
, at mei perstot hiving elates days. Ile trafted•eccordinglys bet orthnot
in the Loudon District diatribe referred to the Loa- On milting i third that he took a Mend Irks, 4
tailed upon some ether person better qualified than don Board. The Resoletiona published by the Nor. who, hosteler,
neseriptise Particulms may be had of Messrs. Lamb and he was to emote the duties of their Chairmen, as with Board,and those of tbiCe
Hawke. Solicitont. Princes-street, Bank Bultdiagi ; Secre. ~... ... .
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meeting was one of great importance, not only trite . not admitted, hot he *as thew
unter.lleeting,com. informed that the pireetors had alloired hlm 35Lai,
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Dry's Offire, Auction Mart, London; A.wel, Bury St. Ed- • posed of persons bolding shares to the iteount of and that it *meld toon•be paid. Some time 'heti t
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Nowelee •Itnen. Newmarket: W, Colubridee;,Tbree curs, tip the Proprietors. who were present, but to the 500,0001., were omit teed as part of the keport.
Colehe-tera.Bell, Chelmsford ; Swan, Bedford ; White Hon, however, Mr. Bigoold offered hien 151. blisereinga"-'
Whole Members of the Society. However, as they • Your Committee deeply regret that the Board of that he might yet fed-mime of the oracles which be •
s, %moo' Red Lion. Burnet; Half Moun, Hertford; Sara hadl
~ yo . turret; place of Sale: and of W. Leifebild, Usual been pleased to call him to the,Chair, he should Directors at Norwich should have been led to give had lost. Me vessenstrated *pion this mode oft
seds.Timher Surrey or &field. Middlesex,. do his best in it ; and be hoped that every' Gentle- such a reply, orbit& white it dewier all information settlement as the Directing had allieed him 361. Ild
# proper person will itiend at Biotermilk;ball Fano, for the man who offered .s 1
himself Ito the Meeting would be on the subject of she lands of the Society, apses ildesieste feeeited his pollcys-bot -fee tins pement
porpoise of •sh-, wine Media-ern feut- hes ril with attention, whatever side be might take. • Chia Mernesit *kir se latietlin of Milting -.blow, year', iodise* fee-Illy; and It spas rensarlsed.se eito,* r •
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A MERIOAN SOOTHING STOPP, for ,clatidt#ll 'Having said this much, he had only is request the. 04;1/0 disperegieg the Institution hi the .eyos a that sitar. - eiteitlaiter WANK'S' Ise .
XL. while Caving their Teeth. —tV selent 14611611 W: hr. Seeretaryto proceed with the heftiness of the Meeting. the Prablic. Your Committee feel it die tlt theaut weeentitled to elti ion e-freD °Mlle* - • •-••- -,:t
stance •f the efficacy of des invaluable Medicine tannest . .
The Advertisement calling the present Meeting, selves, and to the Peblic Meeting which appointed' ;John Viiiicierin et itaireltester, lied hded piew
tome, tern in Ilse ease of a child of Mrs. Smith's, Sio. so, Pta
tree-streete Waterloo-road, the child at 19 montliseldlois . and the Resolations of the last Meeting were then them, to disclaim every feeling of hostility, end to Prietor of O Ipindlalg 41811 *Wei wed Ilhlrna.dolawinea
. •ur teeteveed sufteriag under the moo alarming *age '....‘,A.
. declare most decidedly that their sole object has been 1811. He was •Isigured fur 10001.1n.thd Nratvekk '
body. it ea. annsetate.l to mach a degree that its arms "teemed ".. .
to Cualssin oily a fier•ors substance, Dolton/ being felt; In this Mr. Geckoes, the Secretary, nest proceeded to to We the Society from disgtece and rein, by sobs. Union, and for 1.001. in the lialmenii. -After ifie
Male the chile lingered f 4 many. ntoteht, iocaeahie 'of Mist[ read the Repstrt of the Committee appointed at the partial enquiry into the abuse*, which, is their opi• fire, es the Union:Was the largest booth:see. It was'
snowed. when Protideoce d•rected her to try the hOOTHINti list Meeting, which was in the following terms:— Dion, have been suffered to islet, add ib whiiis opi• agreed that the agent for that Insiltettion shield bare
'S 1 RUP, w hich is one %MC produced four more teeth and de-
mr„yee the Fre,.e.,..seA -me a. longthieatened *elite of the ' The acting Committee appointed at the General nion they have been materially borne csiilby the re. the management of the sale of the ren
utining pees
child, who igen,' four years old, having cut all his teeth, Roe
Metering of Members of, and Claimants upon, the cent conduct of the Norwich Directors themselves. petty. The proportions of the toss•to bd MS& up tie
she•tomes teem so he restored to their tumoral substance. and the ~.._ .
ink'
child is able to leash about witisthe assistuntoof uto-eart. The Minim 'Union Fire aud Life Insurance Society, Your Committee also addressed letters's to the tbe Fire-olfices, as ised by a Mt. Rebottetio, elitism' .
mother baying aeon months old, lost no time to held pi-mance of ponlic Advertisement, at the Local Committees in compliance With 'your BTh Re.' by the porde*, Were, 1,9311. Is. 4d,; flee the Nora
applying the Syrup to its gems, which brought Its teeth through ~
tsreorge and Vulture Tavern, Cornhill, London, -on soletioa, but few answers have been etceived • these with Union, end 12571: 19s. 9d; for the•Pheiels.o--•,'
with ease, and therefore resented those alaresies wepionss , __ .
of ~ .s
which so Ilflua mesa , The above slogalar call awry the 2301 July, 1818, having diligently employed which have will now be read. The latter mom 11l immediately paid bya draught se
be proved by applybot as above, where the child ea/ he
themselves in the important investigations and enqui- The answers read were from W. Linskell, Tyne- 30 days' date. • Mr. Thackeray waited a consider,.
To be had of the Proprietors,
.Jithruon had Willusilai 94. rtes
Itietoman-street, Oxford-street, London; ands) their eepoiuttcare, report asfollows :
intrusted to their
meot.of all the principal Mediciae Verniers and ferfeancro in Your Committee, in-obedience to the Resolution Margate :—The first stated, that the fen& of the Union, to which ne .ehjectiost 'had been Made. HAL
Town and Comm), at 2s. 9d. per Bottle. peered to that elect, addressed letters to his Grace Society, as far as the writer knew, were in Govern. applied to the. agent at Menchester, bet he-hed n•
14.8. Mb.. Johnson relieve. the Poor as meal, at her house
'Tett% Tue-day and Saturday morning, from parietal ten o'ooo4 the Duke of Argyll, and the other Noblemen statedlment securities, but that" he was unacquainted with orders. He went to Normick, but nee not tile
by bringing a letter flout is respectable housekeeper to cetatfy to be Trustees of the Society, enquiring Whether the affairs of the Society, except from the Annual mitted to nie Board, SO' that be returned
that they are real objects of charity. they were in the possession of the custody of any of Reports.—The second answer disclaimed respontlhi. Manchester so much the poorer by the eltpeitent
the funds of the said Society, or responsible in any lily and knowledge' of the affairs of the Norwich of his journey. In May last, the Secretary of..
THE long-established reputation. of Maui.
CURRIE and Co.. combined with their well-known- degree kr the management of tbe same, or eke , Union, but stated that any claims on the Society in fered him 13001., telling le
nt that !west take that .'
the affairs of the said So. I the district of Ilythe, were promptly set•
•experienee mid success in the treatment and cum of a few reigu- otherwise acquainted with tledThe or nothing. He thooght adsisable to comply,
tog rernplailits. swills' them to superior claims and a decided ciets. to which the following answers have been re- third answer merely disclaimed responsibility, and as he was given to understand, that in order to
prefer, tier over oil other prartitioner% Mews. Currie and Co. as . ••• $.
regular Suronns, and Members of the It went Collegm.,rd Lon- ceitem : any particular It riowledge of the affairs of the Society. compel payment, it would be necessary for his
don and Edloburah, present to the. Public the result of thirty Here the answers, et which we insert an abstreet, Your Committee hove obtained an official copy of to bring an action against every individott member
years successful pc,ctice in the Metropoli:., where their tryst. were read :—The Committee had received an answer the Deed-poll of the Fire Insurance ••:ociety, roweled of the Society, which was- impossible.
maet He had thug
it and .-are of Venereal- Coraplainti. Nervous Debility, I• !
Vascular Relaxation?, and Atony of the 0
.. Strictures of Grace stated, , the let day of March, 1806, sufficiently explanatory been reduced from **slate of competency to isisolveno
,fecal the Duke of Argyll. in which his ,
the Urethra, &c. illc. ties proved pinfostull triumphant. • la,
eiribt and perm rases of infection, a perfect Cure ts complete .. ~,.
. that with respect to the points ot tniquiry men•ioned lof the ceriattion of the society, as then re-mo. cy. James Kineaird, of Plyinowth-dvek, in Septa
-ed in the shoet period of two days a end in Show cams el a MUM '" '"'• letter addressed to him, he must refer them
.‘o dolled, and et present existing ; from which it sp. 1812, hod a loss by fi.re, amoosting to 16001. nearly
complicated ivsture. where other Priretitilwient t'a“; holed of the Directors of the Norwich Uuion Society for in. pears, that the management of the Society is esclo. his whole property. The steno's, was regularly made .
avecess, a pro„er perseverance in their plan or treatment in. • • The Committee, in consituence of atilt . sivel) vested in la body of 18 Directors ;that there were out, and transmitted to the Union Office, in which
sures to the Patient a sound and perfects re-estubli,koserd. lo toTmation.
lertonoe Debility, whether produced-ter coavisiel e seemed, hy 1/tters,wrote to the Directors of the Nereids Union.' then appointed nine original Trustees, to four of be was insured. He applied to the agent at Plymeetist
it.- 11"1"6"e ed"vment of seuGhltisPelohr"t by cede
gooiey, bed received in return, a letter signed by whom, to be selected by the Directors,
and aver studious holeitt, or by any ut er caste, the Medicines ae ~11, the fonds and, though no objection was made to his account,
rat Damn retorting them lo the 11011911 sent by the then existing were to be transferred : that as yam• he could not get payment. He wrote to the Dims.
thirti p everibe will proem the happiest teems in improving - • I , .
meiv faculty both of body sae mind,. Several'eloblemeo and . Directors to Mr. Alderman Thorp 's letter of A'. 28th cies occurred, Directors were to nominate Trustees, tore. and also applied through the Medium of his
Gmitienwi' of tue Ariz respectability, have been,under the cure of Jul:- •
y but declined in any way to recognise the and Trustees to nominate Directors, reciprocally, all attorney. No notice was taken of his claim foe sit
of Niews. Currie and Oti. for the removal of Coupplaints if the • • $
Ur. lArg, Slikelffire". itc. AK isavine received 'a, ratta. Gad measures of the Committee. The Duke of Sower- power of election or removal, by the Niembersatiarge, inotstke ;at last he received an' enswir; stating, that
bids induced -
prtrmanent vire, request that sofevence may Its made to Ms in teltlY to the aindiontion Riede to hains el"1"4•4 las oif estehlished. soder the .origiaal_Constitutieu of accounts had readied the Directors, w .
as 6:oi-fitclory eviirneed of the derisive superiority of Mils:. that the ,if fthe Committee had 1 tein to decline paying, anti! they should brew** ''"*."‘-'-'•'
.. •Cisrrie and Cd.'s plon of treatment ; malty of these Gentiemen ;, ' letter . 6
have bud Strictures from onto sweaty-yeti/a, and had been on. DM the necessity of on answer, though he could not its this new deed it is especially provided as follows: pelted by a Court of Justice. Had they made an oho
der the care of. Mews. 11..emc. fleasivideknod other Surgeons give one. -of the kind req-iired. He believed, how- —66 ?hal the said Allr. Bignold shall continue and jection at first, he ohould have* known how to have
of equal eminence. who attempted the opt by the application a
-of the Lunar Gnostic; without success. Massrs..Cerrieend Cos ever„, that there were regular channels throetth which remain Secretary to the said Society, &tile his con. acted but by this cruel and ungenerous delay his affairs
t embarrassment, end he was
in" he s'lwkileti i'hY either-res. OA .14 4!ptiesMelicacy, the Information they desired might be obtained.— dud in that situation shall be as unvbjedionable as it had been involved In grea .
sef mycl, and liomisrot their hour., No.lClislSAttus.ssrden. The answer
Patients in the couotry are requeed to state the parti- newer
of
Earl of Surrey was plainly, 66 that hod been to the time of holding the first of the said obliged to go to prison. His creditors were, however,
ethers of ihei. ease, age, and •etner4ll babit•-of Wan*. &e. en- he was not in possession of the tostody of any fonds General Meetings, in the month of April last(1805)." satisfied with his conduct, and brought en action
et• None a ;winnow' for odvice and medicirtm what the pone of the Norwich Union Society, or reSPOntible in any The 15th Ar ticle of the original Deed of Settlement, against the Directors. I:he case was tried before Mr.
willhe given or cent so their part of the itio4dom. To insuredegree for 'the management of the same,
thin secrecy so essential to our undertaking. the postage of •or other- in 1797tdeclared,thet the Secretary should not be re- Justiceßsy ley, and notwithstanding the endeavours of
titers linty beedded.tealmaccoust_for teedicinea...4o7, Hat. Wise acquainted with the affairs of the said Society." moved without the consent of a majority of Members the Defendants to throw unjust suspicion on hhicone
ow gwrdeo.
4i,;_ - The Earl of Hoseberry replied in the same terms.— at a General Meeting. The 9th Article of the new duct, a verdict for the full claim was given by the
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IrINCOM MON GOOD'•TRAVEIA.ING, from Lord Barnard replied, that the use of hetame as a Deed of 1806 declares, that whenever a majority of Jury, with the approbation of the Judge, and tte
%it the SRACEN/841CW INN. SNOW-HILL. trustee was merely nominal, and that he was not re- the Members of the Society for the time being shall the satisfaction of a crowded Court. This case Mr. ~ .
T 4 YORK, LEER& EDlNBUltqlf, and .all Parts of the sponsible in any way for the Society. Lord Altho>.3 t
NOR CH. rP under their hands signify their dsire to displace or Kinnaird thought ooght to be held up as a beacon to
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had replied to the letter sent him,
to gising a distinct remove any of the Officers of a
che said Society, wain the unwary against the Norwich Union Society.
row bow Casella, tbe.A3r.o Horses, and • keep excellent i
Tio,e, negative to each of the heids of the enquiry, and to substitute another or others in his stead, such [A Gentleman asked the date of this letter ;he Was
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By B. W. MOUNTAIN nod Co. namely :-1. That he was not in possession or cu.-
iIARA.CEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. . tody of any of the funds of the Society :2. That he v
removal or substitution shall take place accordingly. informed that it had been drawn up as a case withottt
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. our Committee therefore apprehend, that it is not any date; but from the time it wet received, it apt
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1 CLAY ti WAGGONS and COACHES, to New considered ' himself in no way responsible for its now competent for a majority at a General Meeting peeed to have been written about a fortnight ago.
busy, Swindon, Aldbourn, Woottioe &mot, Laenbous n. Huger transactions ; end 3. That he was not in the least to displace
fo pi. Chilton, Reading, no., all places adjacent, Doily. the Secetary or other Officers, but that The writer was insured in 1811, and the fire hap.
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list following, Pam Cioirltes, Mail Coaches, dic. set out acquainted .
d with its affairs Sir George Artnitsee. in a majority only of the Members at large of the So. in 1817.] The next case mentioned watt hat an
fn ma the Seracen a tiid Inn, Snow-hill r- answer to the letter of the Committee, also stated, ciety, consisting of about 84,000 persons, can, by Mr. Plympton, who had a claim, in 1817, to lb* "
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', the Uhl PIR F., a new Liverpool Light Coach, only ow night Mr. Bigoold insisted on a reduce
that he was in custody of no funds of the Society, their desire expressed under their hands (if so oni- amount of 3081. ''
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ea. the road, carries Four lasides and Four °mimes; sets out .
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evs try day at Owe o'Clockoti rives al Livrrp ,o 1 veil Afiermeu. in no way responsibl
e for its transactions. Mr. versa' an appeal were practicable), displace or re- lion of 15 per cent. for prompt payment. The I b
ast Six o'clock. through Minorite wainhorn, Imthhory. Mark Saunders, of Birmingham, in his answer, had move any Officers of the Society whatever. -
r rthampe.n, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, iiihrr•basse.
Staled, he was, in concert with six others, re- That your Committee find in the course of their at last induced to make the sacrifice of 451. for OCI
per cent., then 10, but was
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Lit rhfield, Stone, Hugely, Newcastle, lintroford, Waring. that - .
tan , sine. Pre‘rot. tponsible for a curtain trust amounting to 25,0001. proceedings, that upon every occasion, and in every days. The premises of the late Bryan Macriermato
! tOUTHAMPTON, Lymiogion, Winchester, told Raving.
of 5 ner Cents. Sonic other answers were transaction, the real. and effective power of the So. of incester.wherf,on the Surrey sideof the Tees,
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Me Ike New Four-inside Coach, lit htilfloßSt Seven o'Clock in • . Navy .r .. declared the, we,.
• —,. read. in which the writers 'WC re not defy appears to have devolved upon Mr. 77romas were destroyed in 1814,in consequeoceuf a fire which.
: ~_ _a.:.. I),___/,/. thaw find that the authority and interfe. broke opt in *Mustard manufactory at the said wharf.
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