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The new Table Usserations, also Ruby, Ambor, Gold Mottled and other pretty Flower
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By Appointment to His Excellency, the VERNOR Gul hia Royal Highness tha
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
DUKE OF EDINBURGH.
PERFUMKAS,
PATENT MEDIOINS VENDORS.
PROGGIATA SUNDRYHEN,
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HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
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total tonnage (antire and foreign) entered at Hongkong in 1882 was in round numbers, 5,000,000 as against 2,500,000 in 1867. The foreign tourage had risen during that period from 1,300,000 to 3,200,000, and it is safe to Infer that the valus and voltime of the trade
knots.
THE DAILY POBES, THUGSDAY, JULY 12TH, 1881.
An iroo Borow atomer of 500 tone massare. mont, and 850 indiested horms power, built to the order of the Crown Agenta for the Colonies,
sings had scoured the contract,
POLICE COURT.
11th July.
BEFORE CAPT. H. G. THOMSETT, R.N.
MUISANOR,
L'AEDENTI & Mag
Six months' hurch lakioar.
DRUYTENNESS, &0. Edward Kally, steward anmployed, was charged by P. 68 with having been drunk and refusing to pay jjarisksha Biry.
The jimriskala ocolis stated that on the 10th
samo romark must be borne in mind in The Chinese ironclad corretta Ting. Tren, Mr. Francis said he only futended to mention no opportunity of expressing their dissent Mr. member of the olab should be fendered before Clab might be worked more economically. He comparing the past and present foreign anderent her offoin Srial on the Sith lust, qusation he should dircon his arguzients to was Marquia of Exeter, and he afterwards submitted Da Costa prodused the letter but it was deaded interest in the Club and its property and constructed by the Yalow Company of Blattin, that there was soms dispute in the matter, The Francis also cited the case of Hopkinson, tho suytblag else was done at the meeting. Mr.Berefore enkmitted the members had a benedicial AUSTRIAN BENT WOOD FURNI. trade with China. In reviewing the Ous- the measured Admiralty mile in the Bay of whether this dint had any powds to expi Mr. that the Club hid, reserved to told us, powers that it should not be raad. No one attempted to fornitura souls and that the toms Returns, the Shanghai correspondent Eckernfooria Sto attained a sped of 15.384 Leurairo, and, if they had fules to soable thous to for the expulsion of membora, that they were speak on behalf of Mr. Laureleo and had point. In conclusion he said that neither tho do so, whether they had oxorcised that power in the position of a partosmbip, one mem- hearing relased as stated but on the ons rules of the Club aor the rales of natural jus- of The Times anya :-* The steady sad con-
aconrding to their legal rights. Those were the bar of which could not be expelled without trary, Mr. Do Costa diselaimed any intention ties bad been followed in dealing with Mr. Log- tinuous increase in the volume of foreign London, ancompanied by laang Nei Tej, Fizet
Prince Prielung, the Siamese Minister in only questions he proposed to raise in the court a dissolution of the whole partnerships that of defending him. The committee bad consideradreiro, and following the deelded cases ily. Lon His Lordship exid he had not to express any even if they had the power of expulsion, that the mattor on two or three prarione cosasions, and reiro was entitled to a declaration that the pro trade since the Treaty of Tientsin is matter Secretary of the Legation, has arrived at the opinion sa to the dispute between the parties, power was ant extrained in abordance with might, he submitted, hava derided it themselves, ceedings at the meeting wows all and void, and of great satisfaction. It has not risen by Hague to negotinta a convention with the bat the court had simply a question of law to the roles of right and justies, that the mosting but they preferred to bring it before the general to be reinstateit as a member.
Hle Lordship said he would look at the case leaps and bounds,, but slowly and steadily, Datoh Government on los sigilar to the one deal with, and fie thought the matter could at with the resolution for expulsion was passed inarbers. At the meeting anyone who had any. "THE NAUTILUS GRATE.”
better be dealt with by some arrangement, was not properly constituted under say of the thing to say on behalf of Mr. Loureiro was invited which had boon bited and give judgment as
Mr. Francis said the defendanta rendered trales put forward, and the plaintiff had no oppor- to speak, but to one offered to do so. They were early as possible. waste of beat of opon Cairuays is obviated, it are surely. In 1865 tha total of imports Bar on the 6th inst. by the Honourable Speisty shady usttor, late port, by nahing quoted the assse mentioned to show that it was Mr. Mackean submitted that there was nothing
The latest Artistic, Grate, in which the great and, as oue may reasonably. infer, all the recently azuoluded with this country.
The following gentlemen wore called to the almost abspital essary that the plaintiff banity of defending himself, bls. Francis again not bound either, to hold the preliminary meetings. danses a slow combustion fire bright, eboortel and exports was 110 million haiwan toels; of the Middle Templo:-Willion Donald Speace, the whole thing into the public papare, in the not enough for a man to have a general aotian irregular in the meeting of the way it noted, and and free from ash; sonsamption being about the gain, therefore, during the 18 year that M.A., University of Abortaen, heliler of a Sta shape of a report, the morning after a messing that a meeting was to be held consorning him, if Mr. Loureiro had intended to have been present bat he should have cognicanas vit all or nestly to defend himself he would have been there. Mr. 1 lbs. Coal por hear. In summer the Grite have sineo elapsed has only been some 30 dentship in: Jurisprudence and Rernes Law at the Clab
Rekinahiro Masujiren Hogaskoshi, Bachelor of can be removal leaving a pretty tiled roossa in per ceul,—not au extraordinary ingrense Law, Tokio University, Japan.
His Lordelig raid he was not blaming Mr. all the poaterial facts to be brought before the tackean Also argued that upon the broad ground Loureiro for brising the motion in the slightest moeting through thonawappers or other spaces. of natural justice, the Cinh had done what was which Flower and Plants may be plased.
ecrtainly, considering the number of now
degree, but if there was any possibility of settling The committee were bound to receive ati- fair to the plaintiff, in the way they had mm.
O-Ayai, of No. 79. Hollywood Road, was points that we had just then tappod, and
the mattor outrot Court, after chin length of time densa quite apart from newspaper statements, moned the moating and dealt with the case.
The following evidenos was then taken. sened by Inspector Grimble for unlawfully the enorianus area over which our goods
had elapsed, and the fooling raised at the time and ta zarish their power in strict accordance
Mr. J. P. da Costa said- am the Hon, throwing sight soil out of the back of her house might spread. Still, a progress there be for sergiou in the Straits Settlements, was susight hare geled down somewhat, he should be with the rules, or, where the rules are silent,
wessfully launched, on the 5th inst. from the glad tu see it so disposed of.
in atriot acordamos with night and justice. Secretary of the present Epaltano Clah. I have to the saroyance of the immediate neighbourhood, boca, nainterrupted from first to last save by abipbuilding yard of Masare. Gradu, of Black willing to giro ap nothing. I had done no.bo deslared null and void, that he might be da-way here when the old Club was dissolved. I proved, she was. Bad So
Mr. Francis intimated that his ollent was The plaintif prayed that the resolution might | lival a great number of years in Houglong, and on the 8th isst, and, tho obargo having been LANE, URAWFORD & C‰. temporary obbs and flows, and it is in res-wall, which firm we announced soms montbathing wrong, and there was a reason why they blared a member of the Club, and that the mem- and seven others joined together in farming the Chas Kai, of No. 50, First street, was charged - Hong'soup, 3rd July, 1983.
[632lity grosfor thon it looks, because the prices
should bo pul to all this expense, no reason why be shou'd be restrained, from interfering with now Club Mr. Romane, Mr. Kasuria, Mr. Car- by Inspector Clerihew for allowing on so We are informed that të in under consideration these proceedings should be taken by the Club, bis enjoyment of membership of the Club by valko, Mr. J. A, dos Bamedios, Mr. Figueiredo, pomaiation of Blth to remain exposed outside { of nearly all urticles, especially Manchester
to appoint a Vice-Consul at Swaton, in addition | and then inserted in the pallo newspapers. amajority. Mr. Francis put in a nation dated and myself. We had several meetings in 1875 bis cook shop, and was fined $2. goods and tea, have declined materially to the Conaal. to superintend the very large His Lordship-Wall, then the oase had better the 17th Jane, 1878, stating that Mr. Loureiro and determined to raise a certain amount of For allowing the footpath and aide shannal had been elected a member of the Club by aapital. We entered into communication within front of his shop door to be in a filthy fats, 00, during the period in question. Measured emigration that now takes place from that port, go on
The Government might also consider the ad. | Mr. Francis proceded to read the petition ta unanimity of votes
the liquidator appointed to wind up the old Loung Wang, mator of cook shop No. 9221 by quantity instead of by value, the visability of making a similar appointment at the onse the effect that his olient, Mr. Low- Mr. Macbean said he did not now propens to Club, and we bought the old Club as it stood for Hollywood Ros-l, was fined in the sum of $5. trade has probably developed nearly 100 Amoy, where each on floor would have almost raro, was the Cousal for His Majesty the King raise the opulention that Me. Lounico was not $30,000. The first trastoan wera Mosets. Rosario Le Wing and Cheung Wan word Onet $1 Go.per cent." It returns of the trade of sa amor work to superintend as his confrère at af Portugal in Hongkong, and held the rank of duly elected a member of the Hub,
and Bamedics Atthettime 167 aliares of $50 nok each for blocking up cortain footway with their Swatow would bavo.
Consul General. The defendants were the pre. Mr. Francis proceeded to hand in the other were taken up out of 600 we intended to issue; the cooking stalls Hongkong ware available we fancy. they
sident sad siembers of the committee of the documents in the case, and said that concluded camaleder of the money was raised on mort their fruit stalls in Cochrane-street, Chan To- For obstruoting the passenger traffle with weald show an even more marked increase, The Prince of Wales received on the ith iust.ber of the Club in Jass, 1879, and from that
The Court Circular contain the following Cab Ludtano. The plaintiff became
maabis case.
Mr. Rozario afterwards took the mortgage over for not only has the trade with China and at Marlborough Henao his Royal Highness time until the 14th July, 1882, he anjayat, the sou his learned friond put in some mora presta trustee. Mr. F. & da Costa than basama a
Mr. Mackean said he had been expooting to from the original mortgage and cossed to spin and So Abowstoned $5and respectively.
Lam Chak Chi was duet. $2 for obstract- Great Britain increased, but a valuable Aus- Frisco Swasti Sobhan (brother of the reigning privileges of a member, and the me of the house as to the plaintiff's position in the Club, Ale.trastes. Alr. Loureiro is not a shareholder. ing passengers in Wilmer-street by setting out tralian tmãe bao been developed, as well za King of Slam), who was accompanied by his in Shelley street as a club. On the 14th July. Francis said that his olight enjoyed the benefits The ora urdinary mambara ciastel to the slab large quantity of rattans on the footwaj.
Highness Prince Prislang (the Siamese Minis-1553, the committee and members of the Club of membership of the Club Lasitano from the besides the shareholders, and they pay an on- trade with other parts of the war. Taking tor), Major Dusb, Gaverner to Prines wasti, held a menting and tas plaintiff rossiyadan sion in July last year, and be bad represented Mr. Loarsiro hos boas paying the subscription with the larcany six jacket sto
data of his admission in June, 1879, to bis expultrason fee and a sabsorption of $2 per month.
-Tang Apak, of no accupation, was charged the English retorns, we find the imports and Mr. F. Varany, British Secretary to the intimation that by a majority of votes it had from Hongkong in 1831 amounted in Palus Siamese Legation. Prizes Swasti and the mos-been decided to strike his name off the list of him sa in the position of a partner of the Club, 1 do not know whether or not be paid the entranco bed covers, Falue 8, on the 11th instant, at
bere of the suite where presented to his Royal members of the Club. No adequate notion was that therefore the Club was of an ordinary foo, The affairs of the elab are dealt with by the Quarry Bay. to £1,015,718, ns against £773,068 in Highness by Lord Thurlow.
given the plaintif of the moolinz, kad aharacter, and the members were all on the same General Committee, which is composod entirely The prisoner was seen leaving a abod at 1865, while the exports to Hongkong were
intimation was kiven him of the purpose footing. This, however, had aot been shows, of shareholders. The Finsnes Committes are Quarry Bar with a doodle in his hand. He Sir Alexander and Lady Jardine wars epo wit for which it was called to consider a charge and he believed that befors His Lordship would also shareholders. Thostatatea of the elab wazo was called out but refassi to stop. A erg of £8,800,169, as against £1.587,647 in 1865.uestas, in one of the fields near Jardine Hall, to against bien, and sondast an investigation into give judgment in the plaintiff's favour, it would framed for the guidands of the sheppholders only. "thief was raised and prider can war. He Turning to the returna supplied by the Haraderos fight between a hace and a rook, about a bis conduct. NOTIOS To avoid delay in the execution of hour Master in his last report we find the bundred rooks looking on as well. The night against the plaintiff, and a resolution that the Beshod of property in some way as a member of tion of two members of the General Committee. were found to bolour to four different soolies Cartpin charges were made be cocosary for him to show that he was poe The minat and food na provided under the dires was pursued, however, and caught. The artiole
the
keeper, who arrived in time for the death, the of members was proposed and secondled, but ised in the defendants is this suit. Mr. Mokosa the old Clab. The mezaberá of the old Club became was so strango, Bir Al-ronder went to fetok the plaintiff's name should be erased from the listo Clab, or property that was in any was vast. The rates of the Club are the same as the rule of living in the ahad. bars, in this cass, boing the victor, trampling on was not properly put to the meeting and carried, procended to read extracts from Carr on Iajuce members of the new Club without being balleted the body of the murderad rank with a keen ap- The plaintiff was not present, and had us oppor. tips. It was there bold but the subject matter for. The new Club aevor adopted the old valoa pregnation of his triumph. The keeper stated he laity of defending himself, and anyone who of the jurisdiction of the Court of Equity was by special resolution or other moans, but singly often bad you ruoka kill young leverets, but attempted to speak on bis behalf was not allowed civil property. "Injury to property whether allowed them to go on. Tus disbursements are all never till then saw the page reversed.
to do so. The resolutions passed at the meeting setual or prospective, was the foundation on made by the General Committee and the recsipta ware therefore wall and void, and could eat which ia jurisdiation rested. The Court of Ara handed in to them. The defondante in this instant at 8 p.m. defondant engaged his vehicle A statement has spiced in some of our con- affect the plaintiff's status as a member of the Equity had no jurisdiction over matters eri- onse are all members of the body of shareholders. sear the Barrante. He drove him to be Star have risen in the same ratio as the tonnage temporarise to the effect that the British fleet Dub. They had oo tight to stolude bim from the minal and moral, and was not called upon to In July last gone overal meetinga wars bold byHotel where datendant stare i till 8.80 p.m., and orderad for fred ponoć will be continuel ungaged in its conveyanes. Similar increase understand is entirely erroneous. We believe; party. Bls. Fratiois went on to read the answer involved. Mr. Maskean sahmitted that before the conséquence of what transpired there a notice work which defecdant refused, sad uated to in Chicasa watore was to be increased, which we huiding or the mes of the Clab or the olab pro-interfere where thern was no right of property the General and Finance Committees and in when be dams out complainant asked for pay- is observable in the trade of India and other at present, there is no intention whatever of of the defendants to the petition, which, after ad. plaintiff could make out a case for the interfer. was sent to all the members sati to Mr. Loureire, take another jinsieksha Correspondents nes poquested to forward their same astara markets. The rendiest means of despatobing any additional vessels. Should committing the formal description of the parties, to ones of his Lordship, it was necessary for him and a meeting of the members was held, the and addrase with gammauisations addressed to the measuring the whole of the trade of the plications occur it is possible that the Squadron in the first paragraphs, proceeded to state that to prove that the defendants were in the position nientes of which were confemed at a inb." polise" and went down when he was told that Elitar. not for pablinativa, but as ovidonec of good East, togather with part of that of Australia, probably be made by detaching some vasale the effects of the Cab wore the property of car. of partners with bim, and that the Club was of sequent meeting...
might be reinforced, but the additions would
tais persons who had been appointed the trustees each a nature that the defoudouts were partners, By Mr. Franois-I mean that tho minntea sha. Defendant was badly drank, ha Orders for extra copies of the Daily Frass should is to take the amount of shipping passing already in commission on the East Indian and of the Club, and had been so invested or trastens, or joint owner with him in some were read and confirmed as being correst at the be neat befors 11 m. on the day of publication..through the Suez Canal. We have not got sioning others from home.
Motorrancan Stations, and not by damnis-da bahalf of thy shareholders of the Club. The report. He world have to prove that he had subsequent meeting, not that the resolation ox- to the galle After that hour the supply is limited.
complete figures before us on this point, but
massagement of the sali Club was entrusted by a prima facie right to some parties of the pauper- | polling Mr. Loureiro was again put to the maat- Omuzicadas on Editorial mažtars should be the recent meeting of shipowners and fegfursago to the Kolstrup, which possal weak stainted and sales were drawn op for regalating the plaintiff had brought forward no evidence; ing on the property; the amonas was $27,000 is | Advices from Britardorp, May 13, state, with these abareholders to the defendens, and certain of the Club and a stare in its assets. Of this ing. There is still a mortgage of $4,000 remain- others interested in the promotion of a second ashore on the pater reef off Dyer's Island, that the management of the Club. Provision was mole he had merely stated that he was a member of 1975. The sets of the theatre rostiaed $10,000.
[FROM ODE CORRESPONDEST.) canal it was stated that the Suez Canal traffic there is so sign of anyone on board, and the adent, nos-resident, honorary, or visiting. The this was not sufficient; he must prove a sort of from members by way of entradas fee or snb. by the rules for the expulsion of memore re the Clay, and he (Mr. Maskom) submitted that I do not think any portion of the money received surf in top, rough to go off. The whole coast,
The period of mourning for the late had grown from four-and-a-half willica tous from Baffeljagt to Bredasdorp, is strown with laintiff was not elected a member of the Club right and interest in it-some property in the scription or for wine or food has been used in Regoat expirat yerterday, and the ofleials will
in Jane, 1879, under any of the rules referred to, Club, and that it was for injury to his properly paying off the mortgage. The number of pay now rosume their ordinary apparel. in 1880 to seven million tons in 1882. Those wreckage, consisting of boats, caske, and though he had the ass of the Clab from that this lab that he came to the court. Mr who are most competent to judge were, it few revisious
ing members, including ekacaualdeta, is about All the interior fittings of a
**The Nam Hoi Magistrata has been transferred ́ arme cabin, and about twenty cases marked time autil his expulsion on the 14th July last Macken uited the case of "Rigby 7. Connell," 120, and the iucame of the Club from subrip to a similar post in Turg Kün. was said, of opinion that steamships in the C.J." over "T.O. "Shanghai." The boata seas. No entrance fea was received from the Chancery Division 14, page 192 in which it was tions is consoquently shat $240 per month. The
It is reported that the British Consul, Mr. Indian trade were increasing at such a rate have no means painted on thom, but a red flag plaintiff, and he paid no sabeuription for the laid down that in order to anal the expulsion interest onthe moririgein pall out of the balance Horisst, will shortly go hens ou leave, and that
with white arose on the bows. A smal bagage that dus and eulcisat satios was given the was zemessary to prove that the amber had pro. Hoa, Treasurer after the ordinary expenses of again become Asting Cousal at this port.
month of Jaly last. The shaw went on 6 of a member from a roluntary association, it handed to the Finaces Committag by the Dr. Hance, the Vios-Consul at Whampoa, will ten million tons before a second caual could glasses, paraliu casks, Lo, have been picked up which the matin was called, in a piroalar by his expulsion. The Master of the Rods, Sir holders in socios accionistas and for members who Franse i aroiting great interest, and is the of berbs, marked Poppornyata," plane sass, plaintif of the insoting, and of the objects for party in the association of which he was deprived the Club are paid. The term need for share- "In this city the contingency of a war with. be built, and it was contended, having re
At the Chinese Legution at Berlin there exists which was isonat by the coretary and delivorod Georgs Jeans, held that the foundation of ar ant shareholders seios aberiptores. The general theme of conversation 3ng the gard to the serious inconveniences which are some messins doubrain: the despatch of the to the plaintif. Afr. Fransis went on to road jurisdiction was the right of property sated witness was then gross-stamined at length on lives. Almost every day the troops meet on the A GENERAL feeling having manifested itself experienced with the pregant traffy, that the roasiad Ting Yuen, recent is built by the Valose straate from the racord of what was done at the ua member of which he had an unjustly tha enlae af the Cinh, but was unable to point out Parade Ground for rifle practice with a view to in the Colony that some steps should be conduct of the business will become almost the contract the ship was to be finished in sights the Mr. da Coste said he had a latrer from Mr. Bintion to decide the rights of persons assa usel, but he said it was understood. He pona. The other day, too, 3,000 soldiers wor
Shipbuilding Company, to China. According to meeting, calling especial attention to the fact deprived by sxpulsion. There was no faris. any instance in which the term subscriptores was attaining profisioasy in the use of their was. taken to perpetuate the memory of the late impossible when it grows to ten million tona, months, and now already more than twenty-foar ficprairo, and tile was not allowed to be road to ciated to ether when there was as property was further oross-examined with the view dospatched, by order of the Viceroy, from Chen SE ARTHUR KENNEDE, G.C.M.G., C.B., auless there be a second cans? by that time. months have elapsed without the vessel being des: the meeting, and the fact that the members wera vested in the members, or when the party of showing that the praft on the working of the Chan-fu to Yam Chau, a place in the the western Governor of Hongkong during 1871-76, In this increase predicted by thode whom w/Patolod. H.E.LiTong Pao, the Chinese Minis. only asked to record their votes either for the seeking the interference of the court had as Club was need to pay off the mortgago, corner of Kwangtung, close to the frostiges of ver, has cous to Stettin, ansompanied by the First origins! resolution for the expulsion of Mr. Possessiva of nur stars of the property of the
Mr. P. A. di Cista graduasd a letter received Tougain, for the purpose, I presume, of crossing public meeting will be held at the City Hall may assume to be good authorities, Hang-Secretary of the Lawzation, Dr. Kari Krewe, and Loureiro, or for an amendment in favour of an association. Mr. Machosu next referred to the from Mr. Laurains before the meating was hold. The border in the creat of hostilities bresting on Saturday next, the 14th inst., at three tong will take so appreciable share, and the by Mr. Giquel, as the Gainess Government is as ression of splaten with regard to that gentle Lord Chancellare ducision re the St. James's. Tuo letter authorised Mr. da Coats to touder Ment with Fraser. Thies tesops ans said to be d'clock in the afternoon, to discuss what form outlook for the Colony, we take it, is a favour military foroos in view of possible complication against 11 for the amendment. Mr. Francis broken up each member was entitled to a chore raised sa to bis conduct,
rious to be in possession of her fallest gasst and men, the former being carried by 36 votes Cluby in which it was hold that whers a wish was Lorreiro' resignation if any question was armed with beesh-loaders. They have a long this should take and to appoint & Committee. ale ono. Profits are not so large in pre- with Franco
thought the question which arose first for the its effects. Lyttleton v. Blackburn, 53 1. By Me. Francis-Withom was an of trusten rasab Tan Chan, and no doubt, as veul with and dillealt marsh to accomplish before they A considerable amount of private support portion as they were in the good old days,"
casideration of the court war what was the New Serias, pago 641, was next quote of the Club. The forms Socior in the statutes the Chinese, they have neither commissariat nor In the House of Couz.cos, on the Int Jane, Mr. sastitation of the Club Lasitaua so far as it it being argued for the defendante in that sose-referred to members, whether shareholders or not, Saepial arrangements. I pity the villages and has already been promised to the movement but the larger volume of the trade makes Ashmead-Bartlett enkod the First Land of the power to expel its own members was conscorned, share the plaintiff had been arpalled from a hot was rather ambiguous. He did not know towas through which their renta lies. by both Europeans and Chinese. The ides up, at all events to the inanufacturer, forary whether, to view of the serious injury to The reply of the defendants alleged that lab that there was no elab property vested is of any other rules for the management of the was only mooted yesterday morning, we this, while even the merchant est bere re-China would involve, Her Majesty's Government members, and two doonments were tendered in stake. The oss was decided upon other granads, Bebore this asse he had never known of any refer Rear Admirst of Kiungohow Fu, Kwangtung. British commerce which war batwear Fraass and taste wore rales providing for the expulsion of the committes, and no partnership intaresta at Clubsaseits re-organisation except the statutes. Korban, has been promoted to the rank of understand, and has been taken up so seived compensation for his shrunken profit would interpose their good offices between those the shape of the Articles of Association of bas but the Lord Chanceller said if the case had beches to the sales of the old Club as the rules of At present ho in in mourning for his mother warmly that there is no doubt a sufficient by the diminution of risk in his transactions. interests of puse, which we think to be of high which company he found by exsinination of the jurisdiction, tease there was no ordenes that
| Powers?—Mr. Gladstone: Both in the general Clab Lusitano, Limited, prepared in March, 1866, proved it was doubtful whether the court had the prezent one.
but the Viceroy has ordered hitu, to take up the som will be mllected to secure a menorial Ae the trady-continues to gme more room importance to the country, and likewise in the Fegister of Companies was dissolved bore members had any property in the Club. The defendants. He argued that the notice sorred.
Mr. Maskean' said that was the case for the post at once. He is asid to be an able officer. worthy of the good Governor whom it is de will be required. Already the want of space in interests at trusty Foreign Powers, Her 1975, and the Club was afterwards re-constituted plaintiff in this asse had not shown that he had on the palatiff was & cotidieat notice to place signed to honour. We have so recently the business part of the town of Victoria is oat for opportunities (laughter) when any Clab Lusitano Company, which had been dis aut for his Lordship to assume that he had. The caber se to show he had no desire to defend
Majesty's Government are always on the look- these rabs, therefore, were only those of the any property whatever in the Club, and it was himon hisdefstice, and that if he proceeded in much THE FRENCH MAIL.. given expression to our opinion of the con- severely felt. The first and most obvious ferdig Power is involead in differences with solved, and sans to an end in 1975, and could not articles of asssoiation and rales which had been bleself it ought to be taken against him rather spicuous merits of Governor KeysOr that remedy lies in the removal of the naval and other State-Har Majesty's Government are refer to the Club as it at present stood unless put in dealt with the partners in the Clab, of than against those who issued the notice. He also The M. M. sensor Sindh, Capt. Legnared there is no necessity now to enlarge upon part of the military establishments from the their good offers if they can do so with advantage. staing, bewaren, the rules wom in force, the only one. He (Mr. Maskeen) would, before going fur which he contended the evidance supported, that and bringing the London mail of June 8th, alware anxious to find opportunities for offering tho had been formally adopted by the Club. As which the plaintif had not show himself to be laid ofcose on the point his bad hofors raised, and from Marseilles June 10th," við porto of call, them; he was esteemed and beloved, not by a centre of the town, which would throw Tam zet prepared to say that the eireamstatices rule applying to expulsion of menshea was No, 25ther, arst ask His Lordship to decide this point, the whole of the Club proparty was taken ovar arrived kurs yesterday alturacos. The sub- class but by the entire community. The open a large extent of valuable groundtion of advantage, but the subject is one which shonll be liable to expulsion for any infraction of lation farnished wead the word "parluse,” il futhers who had joined them. The casss aboved joined telegrame ars taken from Ceylon and
of the presont case afford any sufficient srpects of the Miscellaneous Ralez stating that a member Mr. Francie ooglanded that though the transby certain persons and paid for by them and movement to support which the meeting to. business ases, and at the Bamo will remain under the careful consideration of bas bean arranged will, we venture to my, time, by removing the barrior those establish. Her Majesty's Goserament.
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that the Canal traffic was certain to exceed
be universally and heartily supported, the ments constitute between the east and weat, only probable difference of: opinion, being would ronder the land to the eastward more a to the form the memorial should take.useful. With a tramway running along the There are, of course, many ways of doing whole length of a continuous Praya, the town honour to the memory of a public man. A woeid be well provided with the means statue, a memorial window in the Cathoftral, of intercomunication between its several a drinking fountain, a pai-lew, sobolarships parts, and the effect would necessarily be, at the educatioonl establishments of the by facilitating business, to favour the still Colony, a new bospital, an asylum for indi- more rapid growth of our steadily increas gent persons, a fund for the relief of the pooring trade. fe Of all those we are--inclined to think! that a good bronze statue would be the most
Telegrams for Bangkok can go forward by quitable, as being the most certain to keep maile alosier at Singapore at 3 and 4 p.m. to- before the community, and all who come day, the 12th inst.
Post Offer at 5,90.
after them, tho memory of a good man who The delivery of the French mail was began at not only furnished na with a bright example 6.35 restarasy svening. The mail roached the of duty nobly done, but who, by his unostentatious efforts, euacoodod in contain Dawes, 1,198 tons, is reported by the Italian -The loss of the Amorious ship Matchless, Cap- ferring substantial benefits upon the Colony.barqns Stella B., which arrived at Singapore on the afternoon of the 29th Jane, bringing on the survivors Irom Anjer.
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MR. BRADLAUGH AND THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. On Bradlaugh notifying that he should take his seat in the House of Commons, & motion spelade him from the precincts of the Hoose was agreed to by 242 vatas ta 65.
FROM THE SAIGON INDÉPENDANT
PARIS, lat July DEATH OF THE COMTE DE CHAMBORD.
Comte de Chambord has been suddenly sized
severe illness. His condities is alarming
PADIS, 3rd Jaly.
The Comte de Chambord in dead.
FRENCH POLITICS.
Jz, is unfortunate that in Hoogkeng we have to means of obtaining atistics of the trade The Hongkong, Canton, and Maces Steam of the port. The only figures available are zonraions to Masso. The favourite ateamer
boat Co. anaourse another of their popolar with those relating to slipping given in the Har onze will leave here at 8 .D. of Sanday next bour Master's annual report, and those, for the Holy City, and start on the return trip
at 9p.m. valuable us far as they go, convey only a very vague idea of the volume of the impart after amping trees custody on Saturday was The prisoner who was captured on Tuesday and export trade of any particular year. In broagbt before the Police Court yesterday and Singapore, which is also a free port, trade sharged with the above offenes. He was com statistics are collected, and although they mittod to take his trial at the next. Criminal
Sessions of the Supreme Court. can be said to be only approximately correct, as owing to the fact of Singapore being a free foot in the Colong for the areation of a memorial We are glad to note that a movement is on port there is no means compelling merebante to Sir Arthur Konuody. A meating to consider to supply the ratarms, they are navertheless the question is advertised to take place at the extremely valuable sa affording data for the City Hall on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock,
sador the presidency of Bir George Phillippo. comparison of one year's trada with that of
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Tho constable said that ho, heart crise
defendant refused to pay for the ase of a 'risk.
Defendant was ordered "to-pay" twenty
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the roles, or for acndnet outside the Cins which, was got the correct one; the word geed in the that the jurisdiction of the court onald only be Indian papers in the opinion of the Committee, was statutes, which were in Portuguesa, was "Leo-korolsed in cases whore property was offeobed,
Lornor, 14th Jane.' deregatory to his station in society. if in which did not mean parinor, but simply There were cases where it was dificult to sed in Mr. John A. Godley, Commissionse of Inlaud majority of a mouting composed of the whole member
what way property was endangered in each a way Revende, will succeed Sir Louis Mallet at the vommittee and an equal number of the members Mr. Meokee suid he was instructed that part. as to require the notes to issue an injunction, bat India Offlo called together so determined Mr. Francis anber was the correct translation of the word." In every single case it would be found that it was
CONSTANTINOPLE, 18th June, mitted that this role only reforzad to the Limited Hie Lordship said he would reserve the pujut, not because a person happened to be a member of Hundreds of Armeniau families have been Company which had been dissolved, and more. but he did not see that the rules provided for an Association and was turned out that the court evicted by the Turks from the Pashalin of Pet EASTERN RITENGIGS, AUSTRALASIA, AND
over there was nothing to show that the meating two classes of members
reinstated him, not because the. Association and Marash, a fertila trot of country in Asiatis | was constituted according to this rals. There Ms. Maokean want on to deal with the rest of done him a wrong, but it was in mspoot of come Turkey. CHINI TELEGRAPH CO.'8 LINE.]
was nothing to show that the committes had his case, and regretted that it had has found injury to his property that the Court interfered.
PARIS. 19th Juzė. first taken cognisanes of any condast on the part oessary to delay the osse on account of the and in this case it was perfectly clear that the In nonsequence of the rejection of the French LONDON, 10th July, 1889. of the member to foras an opinion thorson as ins illness of a witness believed to be very materialshareholders who had paid for the property altimatum by the ilatarasy Government, the CHOLERA ALARM AT BRINDISI. provided should be done by thornle, Mr. Franois to his oase. He regretted to say Mc. Rosario were the only persons having a proprietory French Admiral of the fleet has attacked and The population of Brindisi, fearing abolors, called attention to the base of Fisher and was still too ill to attend, and he had dosidod to interest in it.
osplayed Tamatave, asized the Custom House, bave-rotosed to allow the lanting of the Bombay
Koan, Chancery Division, page 355, where it coon with thecus there appeared to be av hope Lordship said the shareholders did not and destroyed thras small parts along the coast. was held that the body vaated with the governing that gentleman was likely to be able to attend pay the whole of the money; $15,500 was raised The Hovat are flasing at their approach. The mail...
power of the Club had ant carried out the powers for some time. He went on to explain how the old by states, 810,000 by the sale of the theatre, and French are now firmly established at Tamstave, Vested in it sacrding to right and justice, as no Club was wound up in 1875, and Messrs. Alros, it appeared that besides that the profits had bean
ALGIERS, 19th Jans. sufficient notion was given of the meeting mor of Barreto, and Romano appointol liquidators, how taken every year for the purpose of paying in- French troops have been despachad to Tames the object for which it was called together, and pertain gentlemen formed a committee for buy forest and rodering the mortge debt.
wa, sooth-west of Tusia, where a holy war hiss he contended that such was the ceas will the ing up the Club for a sum of $30,000 to be mis." Mr. Maskoan and the profit had been taken boen proclaimed.
Cape Town, 19th June. prosant mattur, insufficient motion of the mosting ed by the issus of 600 shares at 500 each. The by the shareholders, who were in the posities of baving bon given, and the object for which it money was raised by the taking up of these shares a siule proprietor of a club.
News from Zululand states that the Usuifes, was called not being stated. The man of Is and by the borrowing of money 1998 mortgage, His Lordship asked whare the agreement was partinxas of Getaway, have made an inoursion buchare against Lord Wharncliffe was also The Clab was not on foot again as before for the between the members and sharebullers. In into the Transvaal. otod. 13. Chancery Division, paze Sk. It use of the Pertarusze community, but it remained a proprietory alah he knew what he was
PARIS, at June. was held in this case that before the course of to the present time the property of the sharehold- - doing ; ha knew he got nothing out of it unsopt Entelligronos-zeceived here states that the oxpelling member was adopted the whole casera, the whole management of the Club boing in the privilege of meing It.
Queen of Madagastar died sir months ago, but. ought to be board, the member should be given as their hands. The committee was not was ap Mr. Magkorn anid that was the Dasa bere, and that sadroy resposting bez, desil was observed spe opportunity for defending himself and pointed by the ordinary members of the ah, that the plaintiff had never claimed anything in Madagascar.
LONDON, 23rd Jane. stating any grouse or palliation for his conduct, but one appointed entirely by the shareholders. further. In a proprietory club it was he basi and then time slipuld to takes to consider the The ontramos loss and subaoriptions of the men wees of the members whether there was a mort ▲ vronnoy having scourred in the represents- oikoumastacces. In this one thing of the hindbers wore payable at the end of each mouth, gage debt or not or how the profits were applied. tion of Peterborough by the resignation of Mr. was done, and sharges were made behind plaintiff's Therefors this Club was not be the ordinary He therefore submitted the plaintif was not Whalley. Mr. Baxton, the Liberal candidate, has back which he had no opportunity of dofending a st bomo in which all the members had pro-entitled to any injanetion.
[been dected member by 1,460 votes against. 1.100. Mr. Franois, with regard to the question of
PARIS, 23rd June. his frinotions.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has resmed bitself from. It was alleged that this was im prietary rights, those rights being here simply
material as the committee had befor them every vested in the elraboldere. As to the old Rules property, sailed his Lordship's attention to the
Exuino Michel has been sentenced to six year? detail on which on opicion could be formed. He, of 'Association of the Club, thom they had, trust dood, where the property was declared to imprisonment. 2. however, voatured to think they had not.' He never been adopted by any formal resolution, belong to the Club Lusitano sud to be held
Londos, 25th Jan, handed in the Articles of Association of the yet they had bean to "a certain extent in treat for the persone beneficially interested Obituary.Sir William Thomas Knollys. Limited Liability Company of 1986, and the abided by ever since the zay Club had been thornin.
The Right Hon. Sir W. T. Knallys, K. C.B Book of Statutes made in 1875 for the govern. formed, and it was a question for bin Lordship His Lordship said Mr. Hookean'a argument was Colonel of the 99th, Dake of Edinburgh's ment of tas present Club Lueltane. He called how for they applied in this one. As to the would be that the persons beneficially interested Lanarkshire regiment; he entered the army so attention to rule four, under which it was muse of the action of the Clab, he would not") were the shareholders,
far back as 1919; but was best known as Gentle laid down that a meeting of the Club was valid into that there was no allegation of walion, Mr. Francia anhmitted that the statutes, which man Usher of the Black Red, Groom of the providing that thres days' notice of it was and he thought his Lordship would oesume that constituted the Club Lusitano, contained the or. Stols to H. E. I. The Prines of Wales, and Re. givan, and that the object of the masting there hal been reasonable ground-
ganisation of the Club, and that the Clab donosiver General of the Duchy of Cornwall.] Alenld be stated on the motion. In this Mr. Francis sid, whether there was a reason: isted of members some of whom wero shareholders
LORDON, 26th June. ause the notice was issued on the 13th July, able panne or not, as he understood it, was not A and some not shareholders. Tant was the associa Mr. O'Donnell has disagreed with his collen- and the meeting was held co the 14th, and tim question for the court. only intimation of the object of the meeting ou
tion for which the property was held in trust, and gues and sealed from the Parnellite party: His Lordship said it was not a guastion for although the persons who had taken shares had no
doubt special rights with reference to the pro-
INDIAN NEWS. would be considered. Mr. Franels also printed Mr. Mookean proceeded to argue, with re-party, still, some of the money seed in paying for
BOMBAY, 20th June. out that the word need was "partners" and gard to the contention that the meeting was the property was the menes of non-share belding An appeal has been filed by Government nut members generally. No sppeal was allowed not propsely summoned and constituted as members. Out of the fund raised by sungainst the decision of the Magistrate at Rot- Wotton, and Deason, appeared for the plaintiff miltos or the directors. In this matter he would simply drawn up by the partners of the Club the working of the olnb and also a portion of the F. Hewett, Assistant Superintendent Revenu
Mr. Francis, instructed by tears. Brorston. Mr. Loureiro asiat his expulsion to the san-cording to the rules, that the roles wore sariations had been taken what was required for usgherry, who allowed a sharge brought against the trade both with the East and West diarrhea on Stensonttors' island,
so Mr. Mackoan, instructed by Mosers Sharp, centand that with some distinoticus this Club for their own guidance, and there was no rulo at purchase money. Therefore on the face of the Survey of causing burt by disoberging coasts of the Malay` Peninsula has been
Toller, and Johnson, For the defense.
was in the position of ▪ partnership, and unless all which applied to the calling of a meeting of deeds and statutes, he submitted the whole of one of his pecus, to be compromised by psyriant greatly extended. The total imports of
The following items are taken from the Loudon Mr. Francis, in opening the case, proceded to there was some special limitation er agreement to crdinary members as well as shareholders. He the members were interested. In the property of of B.200.
read the petition, which was to the affect that that effect, the partners could not, by a majority, might evan go so far as to urge that there were the club. In a proprietory club there was a dia The Guests atatag that Major Bating will Singapore in 1892 amounted in value to and China Express of the 8th alt,
The Mayor of Portamenth has received a de. the plalatif in this case was Mr. José da Silva however meal, orgel a member; sa expulsion ne rales at all, and members were quite jasti tinct agreement that the absorptions and so hand over te bis successor e surplus of a million 874,343,978, an increase of 35,644,296 ou the astion of 25 from Captain Long, stationed at Loureiro.
would thean the disealation of the whole partnerited in meeting together, and by a majority or forth should go to the proprietors, who on or a million aud-a-half. preceding year, while the exports amounted Hongkong, towards the Royal College of Medio with his case, he should degize to express on proceedings at the resting of the members of had become obnoxious to them, without any things. In the present case there was no His Lordshipssid, before Mr. Francis proseeded ship. Mr. Francis went on to contend that the palling any one who, from any unfortunate cause, their part undertook to provide certain to $61,192,459, or 39,191,270 more than in Fund, and through the same officer also two sub opinion that it seemed a pity the matter could the Club ware irregularly and informally con- pretionlar set notice. His cilents did not go as preteras of sugh an agreement. There were The total quantity of champagnej forwarded
|scriptions of 10, each for the same object. 1881. This increase has been almost con-
tint be arranged between the parties without dusted; the resolution was never doly pns before far in this car, they gave notice, and the plais too llatinet bodies who carried on the affairs of from the champagne distriste for the year ending The Lily, nomposite ga vessel, Comcasador bringing it before the court. There were the mesting aor fally and properly carried. iff had sufloient notice to enable him to appear the lathe Financial Boramitten looking after April, 1983, amounts to 20,512,052 bottles tinuous stase 1870, when the imports won Richard Evsus; recently catarned from Chius, solicitara on both sides, and there had beca The only matters on which the votes of the there and defend himself if he had ne vistad ft the shareholders' interest, and the General Coin (France taking 2869,231 bottles only) against valued at $39,058,564 and the exports at will pay off at Devonport Jans 10th. The naval ongociations between them, and it reamed a monbare were talion were the original motion The notion was ons which put him on Inquiry, es mittee, the latter handing over to the former sa average for the past ten years of 19,433 61.5 351,781,022. There has been occasional modal for long service and good conduct has been pity that & cams like this affecting the For- for Mr. Loureiro's expulsion, and the amend that he became aware of what the ctjoot was, whatever balance there was on the working of bottles. Present stocke in cask and bottle equal fuetnations, but taking the dozen your awarded to G. E. Sante, captain's socerain, of tuguese community sould not be battled out man, and the mosting had not the opportu. The case was perisetly well known, the matter the Club. The shareholders were in this post about 148,63,680 bottles, or over five years com
court. After all, the question to benity of negativing them. The nasal course of being notorican throughout the soleay. It was tion, either they were body of some fifty qolrommts. determipul must be a matter of pure law, and is public meetings was to pat the amendment fire, cut of a tender regaçd for Air, Loureiro's faslings proprietors who were asspointed together sad Appormous letters, professedly written by the place, as measured by its value, has a shipbuilders on the Tyne, bass obtained a centrent to whether the defendants were or were not should be gallad on to vote for and against them, stated on the notice. Tast Mr. Koarsico reveived therefore an illegal arcolation--whic his Lord in a valform handwriting, continas to circulata Bir W. D. Armstrong, Mitebeli and Co., the would not be for that court to express any opinion and then the original resolution, and the meeting that the exact object of the mosting was not in lact meking proft to themselves, and Arabs, but mostly drawn up in good French and most doubled itself within that poried to build two steamers for the Klods Unya Kwat justified in expoling Mr. Loureira; the question In tois case, however, the only alternative they this notion and understood the abject of the ship would not assums or else they had bear in Alexandris. Their origin, the correspondeat Mossured by its bulk it must have much sbs, of Japan. The agents, who, as was readers would be whether they had a right to not in the had was between the resolution and the amend meeting was evident from the letter he wrote to | really working for and In the interests of the of the new ways, is almost an open secret, and more than doubled, as prices are now very chased two steamers for the purpose of the osto do with the matter so far as the original dis- and there might have been many present where opportunity of defending himself. The better protts they made betag used for the purpose of hostility to the Doglish, sud at all events to know, are now in this country, have also par manner they did or d. The wurt had nothing went; they could not vote the contrary of sither, il, and it could not therefore he mid that he had general body of the members of the club, the their object is, it possible, to excite a feeling of inuch lower than they were then. The pay.
} puto was constried.
had no desire to sen elther carried, dus who had he sent requested that his resignation as a paying out the debt on the property so that the forests the impression that such a feeling existe,
Two frasli casss of chafers occurred on the
The Chambors will probably sit until the 25th,
SINGAPORE, 2nd Jaly. REINFORCEMENTS FOR TONQUIN, The Igas left this morning at eight o'clock. The Kytho left at three o'clock.
SUPREME COURT,"
11th July.
ORIGINAL JURISDIQTION."
CHIEF JUSTICE.
another. In his report for 1882, the Master Dais on Tuesday-ater in the day thus the re- Attendant of Singapore has to chronicle a port received by us and published yesterday. BernRE THE HON. SIR GEORGS PHILIPPO, astico paper was that a matter of importance the court. considerable increase both in the imports and one death. The report up to 4 p.m. yesterday and exports over those of the proceding patient reported yesterday year, and it is satisfactory to notice that fever on Dale, and ons case fever and ons mee
together we find that the trade of
was na followe:-No new cases of cholára. The better. One cave
tho Lily.
· LOVESIŁO VY, THE OLUR LUMITANAA