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No, 1526-APRIL 25, 1868.J
RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON SUNDAYS
IN HONGKONG,
UNION CHURUL-Minister. Rev. D. B. Morris Burning Service, 11 A. Even fog, 6.30 PM.
fer
THE CHINA MAIL. having reference to residence in the Interior of China, and he will be glad to receive any suggestions or information on the subject the British community at this Port will favour him with.
D. B. ROBERTSON Consul To The British Community, Cantan. Cupy.
all claims and suits whatsoever; demnify this Official Assignée in respect of
asmrod the moment it was developed to any foreign cabinet whatsoever. We do
Assignees were very improperly by the onerous Liabilities of official and Creditors' ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL-Morning, 11 not as yet credit him with an infatuation
negent of the Creditors interestal, vested o'clock-Revd. W. R. Beach, M.A., Coto-so blind, or a reasoning power to defective
in the Ufficial Assignce aluno, in whom Dent for linself and partners to execute a 3. And upon an undertaking. by Mr nial Chaplain Afternoon 4 o'clock. Rev. John Kingston, R. N.
es to suppose for un instant that he
rested the duties of resisting at the risk of Deed to the purport and effect of the Deed would escape being sucrificed (as regards
costs two attempts to invalidate the pro-which has been produced to the Court his appointment) when the united and
on ceedings in Bankruptor and of acting in their own parts forthwith, as soon as the the management of indignant remonstrances of the represen
of the
*** affairs and respon-Court in Shanghai shall havo nulled the ST. STEFREN'S MINsion Offapes,—
tatives of all the Treaty powers were di-
sible daring toh months for the die custody Bankripter there, in caso it shall sunul vice in
in Chinese) Morning 10 o'clock. - rected to obtaining the dismissal of so
PEEING, March 21st, 1868. of the property, mid the equent re-the same Rev. C. F
SIR-Referring to the numerous metto muneration as of right by a per cratage ou Warren, Bex. Lu Sam Yu falso a friend to China, and so dangerous rials received from the mercantile con all the assets of the Bankrupt, if I can. who have proved and for the crestitors
4. And upón Counsel
1 for all the cruditory. Afternoon & cork The sau
ROMAN CATHOLIO CHURCH.Rev. Pu- an enciny to progress as he would thus munities in China, and the uninity with not sunul the Bankruptcy. Considering assenting who savo aut print, and for the ther Raimondi, vice-prefact. In the morn have shewn himself to be. But which they have urged the importance of his position, his heavy responsibilities, and artenes un
cr power of ing, at 5.30, 1st Mass; 6, 2nd Mass; 7, 3rd more, we cannot believe that even Sir inland waters, for the transport of their should be represented before me by a sopstivaly for them and their constituents to increased privileges in the navigation of his acquired rights, I required that he creditors, respectively undertaking respec- Bass: 6, High Mass with Sermon in Por. Rutherford Alerck would, for a mom at Chinese produce from the place of origin,
aitorney of sucht to the plsess of consumption, and
and rate Solicitor and Counsel tuguese; 9.30, Last Mass, with Serinon in sanction by his official approval and should be glad of some more specilio again appears, supporting the petition, the execution or the sail Deed by the English. In the afternoon, at 1, Sermon commendation the despatch of a mission
At a subsequent hearing Mr Pollard ster in Chineso. Evening, 5, Sermon in Porty-for the avinsed purpose of cancelling the information as to the extension of their Hayllar for the official assignee stated gurge
Service in the Ciprumu language, by Pas privileges already accorded to foreigners to move for other she means of access that after investigating the circumstances tor B. Klitzke, on every Sunday, at half under Treaty. And it is for these roa them by water, whether River or Chuals; he offered no opposition, and Mr Hannon distance from the treaty port and the appearing for all Creditors who have proved past ten & M
Chapel of the Berliu sous that we assert our belief that the districts within which a right of residence their debts in this Court, supported the in the Foundling House, West Poiut.
ntterances of Tseng-kwo Fan are to be of a conditional kind might be canceled, prayer of the petition. SALLOR'S HOME-Evening Service, at taken as merely a spiteful ebullition of with advantage to the trade of sach port. 6 P.M. Rev. W. R. Beach, M.A.
temper at the overthrow of his cherished
have to instruct you, therefore, to itse anti-foreign policy. When we shall have
on these joints, and, if
5.30, Benediction..
sho
I
uxccute the same Deed within one month
Baid Bankrupta
I ramaius for iue to consider whether have such evidence as to enable me to UNISTADELPHIAN SYNAGOGUE-Lynd
no time in obtaining the best information accede to the prayer. Mr Denk ertainly burat Terrace. Service at 3PM. every reason to believe that he truly represents ma witli a sketch mane, to furnish believes the facts to which ho deposes, but. Sunday
the imperial intentions; that Mr Hart relatíve situations and distances of towne davit, morally reliable as 15 18, 15 not liberty to all persons appearing in this.
giving routes and his
NOTICE.—It is particularly requested that all communications relating to the general Dese of this paper be addressed to the Proprietor and in in case to individuals by name. Much delay and inconvenioneo- in the transaction of business will thereby be svoided
THE CHINA MAIL.
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, ALRIL 25, 1868,
- THE BURLINGAME MISSION We recently republished from the St. preme Court and Consular Gazelle an article upon the state of China which, if the writer be correct in his assertions, is, we must admit, estculated to give rise to grave doubts of the boun fides of the Burlingame mission. We have from
has become so intoxicated by the success situl holding of his position as to think that he can venture to dare the united reprobation of civilized nations and he orable men; that Sir Rutherford Aluck has wound up an inglorious career of inaction by a shameless surrender of the distinctive features of our Asiatic policy; that Mr. Burlingame, the former friend of progress, is but the hired advocate of the semi-barbarous and retrogressive party in China, and that bis position is truly, as his enemies assert, but that of a subordinate bear leader to the real native envoys who accompany him; when we are convinced that these assertions are true, we shall not hesitate, even at the risk of being deemed inconstant, to reprobate the objects of the "China Mission" as strongly as we have hitherto supported them. The matter is too im the first, as our readers are aware, supportant to be treated mincingly. The: ported the actions taken by the native development of British trade, the future government, in a full belief that a sin success of the magnificent team line in ceso desire to thoroughly upon up inaugurated by our American cousins, the fernational relations with other coun- maintenance of peace without the ne trine was the mainspring of so striking cessity of costly wais, and last not least departure from the truditions of the the spread of Christianity and civiliza- Empire, as the appointment of an alien tion throughout this past empire, are at to be the diplomatic representative of stake. That the convictions we have the Middle Kingdom at other courts hitherto held are correct, and that the And we should be sincerely sorry to find possibility we lure depicted is as false that, we have been deceived in our ex as the beat friends of China would de- pectations. We would not willingly sire, is our sincere hope."
and our support to a project of which the basis was misrepresentation, and the supposed benefit a gigantic sham. But far more should we regret to find that Her Majesty's Representative at Peking had sanctioned, and recommended,
|
LOCAL
THE Band Amateurs gave a Perfornianco at the Garrison That last, orening, be fore, a crowded bone. The pieces cleanu
entitled, Treated, Il Trovator,”?
6. and upon the ski Mesare Turing, Kressor and Lemann undertaking by their Counsel within one year from their being respectively appointed frustus toile copies of their accounts as trustees midis Court, and so ironi cune to
time at the end of every year and all the accounts of the Trust shall be closed, with the Registrar of
is toner as of si Jet this Bankruptcy be suuulled" with'
and districts, giving the Chinese characters though the assenting Ureditors are stated undertakings alread and otherwise us oof in this Court; intel, al petition to apply to inforce the terms and by which they are designated, to which by him to assent, it does not appear as to they may be advised, access by water or otherwise is more parti-aeveral of these that they are legally bound cularly required.
(when my order annulling the bankruptcy shall have been made) to perfect such assent. that the Deed assented to by the Creditors
Again I cannot shut my
it my eyes to the fact is not the Deed now intended to be axe- cuted; it anuat be varied by the oniission of the name of Mr Lane deceased, one of the that the Sbangi judgment was quite Mir Pollard, Q., remarked, in reply, Trustees originally agreed ou, sud, al-enough to protect all the property of the though in honor all
all parties may be bound
to
site,
If upon mag, it were also possible customs, where transit dues according to
indicate
the position of barriers or local the present system are levied, it would add much to its practical valued.-Your obedient servant.
Ex
(Signed) RUTHERFORD ALCOCK. True Copy
ALEX FRATER,
Assistant Her Majesty's Consul, Canton;
SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT (By Chief Justice SADE.)
parte DENY and OTDERS, the Bankrupts.
In re DENT and Orneta, Bankrupte.
April 25, 1868.
THE PETITION AND ITS OBJECTS.
At the conclusion of the judgment, the Chief Ju tica remarked that there was no doubt of the power of the Shanghai Court und easy as to the decision he had just to supersede it, and that that faut made his
Estate.
The Court then road.
to a change occasioned only by a death; yet it does not appear to me judicially that they are bound. By acceding to the peti tion upon the evidence before nie (I say COUNT BISMARCK AND GERMANY.-The avilance as distinguished from statements Timer is the lobe that witho which individually do not question, it tas strong land of Bismarck the cause of
that the Deed many never be perfected audierany to Prussia has heau achieved, but inay be that I shall divest this Court irre-German unty would still you considerable vocably of all power over this estate, yet dangor. The annexation i a large part of that it may be (all parties not being legally the question remains is the result of the bound) that the estate inay be leit to the union to be the Germanization of red condition from which this Court or the Prussianization of Lieturany? What rescued it.
arguing agained the nurrow and bigoted far- I might well bold, therefore, that I ought tions of the old Alunareby, with which ho not to go beyond my strict judicial disabimself came into power, osmarck upholds tion and necede to the prayer of the the claims of the newly-unexed provinces; petition.
when harassed by the ultra Demomulig Outery of Buns of his new Prussian subjects he is obliged to stand up for Conservative I must, however, consider the special principles. In a fusion such as he contume conditions of this case and the position of plates nu snail aunt of untual compro this Court and its Jurisdiction in references is necessary, ale alone in all Germany to it, and consider whether in these I enn some aware of the great task involved, in reconstituting it. To this ubject he is ily to sacritics afl interests and all in the petition.
political principles. Neither his uld aristocratic as mocratic antagonists, nor his collesones is
On the 6th Instant à petition in this Bankruplay, signed by Mp John Dent and by the other bankrupts by Mr Dent as their Attorney, was présauted to thm. Cuart The petition asked that the adjudication in Bankruptoy
againat the
petitioners night be annulled
The epotitioning Creditor and four other Creditor being all the Creditors who have proved under the Bankruptcy in this juris diction signified in writing their assent to the prayer of t
of this petition. The aggregate arount of the Debis provod in the bank
in $242,130.50 only...
SPECIAL OF ROUMSTANCES AIDING TDIOLAL DISCRETION.
les that the fod grounds to justify me in acceding to
asking the Court to annul the adjudications,
Inadequate powers i of this Court.
is that the bankrupte may arrange with Whon the application was made to niesperates or his perverse and stubborn. De Their
Creditors the clauses of the to adjudicatu MrDent and his partners to the Cabinet, aur the court itself, cap may
under
Bankruptcy Ordinance 1864, relating to be
trust deeds for the benefit of Creilitare. Lunarphatically expressed my from bis purpose. It is the conscious-
to accede, to the potitianum
the said Trust Deed, Alexander med in could be avoided, and that this Court is material distress, and the gravation of
the favourable receptions of Het Ma comprised the Burlesquese, fare by of the above nanted. Bonkrupts
jesty's Government, a fraud upon the good faith There appears however to
be so wide spread a belief that the utter
ance of the Supreme Court and Cons lar Gazette are based upon fact, and ra- thes refers then exced the truth, this
WA
Alfred Wigau, entitled Wife Whatevar a
a critic
Victor
By an affidavit sworn on the 22nd of 1, is that our most imperfect Bankrupteyes of success it makes his position 134- April instant, Mr fight states as follows :: Ordinance ought not to be resorted to, if it pregable.
nable. Already, notwithstanding great Tue Trasteer, intended to be
ous powerless to do instigo nader the numerous taxes and of military aervice, the dis.
content domplications which might arise, especially cont of the newly-annexed-provisices is Model of. | Kraemer, of Victoria aforesaid,
iù sual: a Bankruptcy as this. This is abating, and the conciliatary measures Manager of form of praise is wury frequently obliter-poration; and William Lemann, of the same wiary, consideration in favour of the added towards Hanover can inadly fail
same petition.
of their intouded effect. Two years ated by an afterpart of abuse,
Merchant, hare been selected by the tot, iven in is stance had an injort gratis the full pujonge de rety Que si cukru tas taule has some sobenie of general federation sentid
we can place of late firm and have
in the opinion of many German pathos, That a prior Bankruptcy is in f
in force, Another spcoinl that
the development IB
of local institutions
this
may say in the
find sufficient
an examination of its statement is a ne-slightest degrse tend to depreciate from cessity in the interests of our policy and the real value of a night's amusement, a position in China, even though the end we regret that we are unable to find spave clusion to which that examination leads for a more extended notice of the Amateurs Be unfavourable to the views we have efforts. already expressed. The truta must in the end be made known, however it may
be concealed for a time, and we suldress ourselves to a decidedly disagreeable tack in even discussing the sibility
that a large section of the community
"The
2
3
Fifty-eight of the said Creditors of the ing-Bankruptcy, it would appear as a dedãe. a zeal natuial to all converts with
leading English and American pespére of the American Consulate, stood changed Benefit of Creditors, and are prepared to rupts takropter, and it would
interested in China, including also many
bave been made the victims of a poli- tical swindle:
in
kojem
these Bankrupts at Shanghai, when I shall of our characteristic official ronde
WAY PETITION HEARD IN PRIVATE.
of
Deed, and to execute the said Deed when a still existing Bankruptcy of the same Firm have been more conlingve to the attain theretitor
in the Supreme Court at Shanghai andunt of common well-being than a recais- the said late firm of although under the authority of diorgan titution of Dent and Company, secured and unsecured, Knight, 33 Law J., C. P. 168, the Bank of the ultra-Conservative and atletly a under the suprema y the Enspire number is all ninety-oue, and lie total ruptcy of persons who are undischarged ry Prussian Goscrument. Count the said firm amount to Bankrupts is I againat all the world Baarck has been practically convine as TO-DAY'S POLICE There were no cases of importance on
anco on $3,469,441.22.
other than the assigners nuder a then ogist- his countrymen of their : the sheets this morning, ozeept one charge said fim representing debts of the sum of tion from the cases collected in Mr West northward hu in those schemes of p they would of falleged larceny.
T YACUT RE-EEd. aherento annexed being a majority in international Law, at paragraphs 262 et seq., ciliates the various local interests of the
$2,788,282.80 19 set forth in Schedule A lake's very learned Treatise on Private Ineralization which he strives
by barling-house keeper and shipping master ausented, to the sail Trist Doul for the undischarged (formerly uncertificat) Bank is to be carried away Wood, penprietor of the Binuirs Taverit,ber, and over three fourths in value, have that the Bankruptcy of persons who are newly-annexed provinces. He, howeyer, by the entlastasan with lareony of a boat, under the following sign the came to the withdrawal of the the prior existing
be
or suspended by of uliscreet partisaus.
Tux story of
of the white captives in Afarca, Mir W: P. Murray, the affairs of the said firm from the Court of follow that the estate of these Bankrupts rely resivati by General Rigby afed owner of the American
cutter yacht Re-Bankruptcy, and to the winding up and within this
will rest jurisdiction The paragraph which has given the Echo, died some time ago, and lis estate settlement of the affairs of the said firm be protected by the existing Bankruptcy bi
unior Dr Cheadle, prenises to be à good ex to the unconfortable doubts we have passed into the bandsof the Appraiser of the under the said Deut.
business. The thos visu, as it is above alluded to is as follows N
Supreme Court (Mersulfam and Jarman). "Of the idety-dbreo non-assenting
haven annulled the Bankruptcy liere, and thus now called, is in its thirteenth year. In The Burlingame Mission is the euibodi included,
the yacht was, of cours, Creditors in Schedule B hereunto nesed the responsibility of allowing any Trust 1805 a good deal of ground for inquiry was ment of all that the Chinese have learnt ingly phead catch were mentioned I have been inferined and verily Beed to superseile Bathraptey will rest shown, and much interest was excited, but
iu ebarge: same by the
was done. There has been a to ble manner in which they should deal orders of the Appraison Defenlaut und believe that a considerable majority of exclusively with the Court in Shangbai, with foreign natious; *
belief for the last ten years that e shawer which Tseug-Kwo. Fan gate with impression that they had some claim to the Creditors when called on."
**From the soine of his friends, laboring under the them are prepared to, and will assent to with the ample powers which that Quart
the said Trust Deed for the Bonelit of popseases.
survivors of the S6 Abba wrock are still in reference to the opening
of the cast-ininesoshorship of the yacht, looked with dis
captivity among the wandering tribes which near Nankin, we are justified in concluding pleasure upon the action of the appraisers, produced, and I am satisfied, though cot I have examined the various Documenta.
inhabit the western coast of Africa unth of the line, We are told that thuse that the Chinese Officials have an idea, in and sought intaus of re-tress by removing Judicially, that so far as the circumstaness
figunt race of people, that the country to their lisada that Mr Burlingame will act as the object of disputa altogether. The ads by many thousand miles, ↑
Somali
generally Monday
the Debtors and Creditors being age to do so.
there is ving at be ablo, in souts, mysterious way, to bounce West Point, where, us we have arid, she an
As a general rule it is proper that judi fertile, the climate good, and that there universal desire to g
the administra all unpleasant energy of the part of was in prosession under order of a police of the jurisdiction of this Court which has Bankruptcy, where publicity would be there has been expressed a diebelii in the
the Fr
stabiliths are in favour of the of two Chinese Watchmen,
cial proceedings should he in public, but forrige gear up its fagers at every sergent
and to oonble the
tion of the estate of the Teungle Yanien, to
Bankrupt out sliers are exceptional ones, especially in presa existe of some, if not many of incity/six igfismen, Only every sergeant, It appears that either defendant powers entirely inadequate to the dne request made for improvement, or even for himself, or some of his party, procceded winding up of this estate, and to imposé est disasteris. I could point to proceed existence of the English captives among the carrying out of the terins stipulated for board
on board the yacht for the purpose of re- this duty on three trustees having the in letters necessary for the Court to have of the mendacious character of the untives
ings where
tims of panic idle passages the Somali, founded upon the knowled in the Treaties. Theng-Kwo Fau's answer pairing het, when the police sergeant confidence of all persons interested. Was simply that Mr Burlinganic will ex-
before it in evidence if made public, might from whom the reports were received. It plain to all the foreign, nutious why China Jarman (in billed his orders from Air
in the excited state of the public mind 18 w
alearly shown, however, cannot open enl wines, & reply singularly.
haro discredited commercial firths and only persons employed to investigate the that thu. of an attempt at that impiident
Mr Pollard appeared before me in sup
might then have ruined them. It was imports have been these very natives; who to be allowed to go near her. A few choice, part of the petition, and he relied on a inanisible to say what might have been produced can hardly he supposed to have become China in
in griecous troublo It expressions are said to have passed on this featly imperfect note of a recent case in properly in evidence in the investigation of reminded us strongly of what we heard
trafbful by the topcasion, and the constable duly reported the The Weekly Notes of July 25th Just ex parte the matters arising in the petition, which matic queer. Infnanation through Zanzi-
preparation for a dipin Chineman say
Bar with reforense
circonstance. to his superior oiliger. Dafen Jones, in which Led Justice Lord Cairns proper for the Luquiry, wank be most bar and aden sene hopeless. Can no one
аррелка
to have said that where all the improper to go abroad. Happily the suggest a shma shmy as foreigners -* *So now
now and therefore he at one engaged a dozen or Consented, the Court of Bankruptoy
practicable medo of obtaining reault no such evidence was ten lered, but with the Burlingame Mission, they appear fifteen culies to remove the catter from
exist likely t
7 to regard it simply as so mach adili- tion to their strength, and as much dinnu- it is said, determined to remove the yacht rupter, without regard to the sections in the that without consideration for the opinions which England, in the guise of an astrono
West Point and official possession, he had, land had jurisdiction to anual the Bank duty to provide against attoli
through other channels i results, and Tax Tharizeri publishes a wulent, in tion of the neossity of adopting a reasonable to Macao. Bet Mr Jarlan, having ascer. Hankruptay Acts, expressly giving authority of those to whom, ut responsible for
iser, is and conciliatory line of action
tained that he was fully empowered to do in that respect to the Court. He appears to sequences, publicity is agreeable.
represented looking through a tel scope at the star Theodorns in the fac so, followed defondant and his coolie have held tris power to be inherent in that
These consideratione sometimes, at other distance, and, in equence,
a species of professional bully," who will Re-Ech was, on
of
who were burn
Just
his capacity of
of assistant printendent of police and of appraisar
hich has
already too often who to the effect that no one was
to
of the
ARGUMENTS AND LAW IN SUPPORT OF
PETITION,
in private because in the exercise of my dia 1 heard these applications and discusimus lion I thought it for the public. adrant
fore
Court, namely, that ang Chinese were all danty however, was not altogether inac Creditors who have proved in a Bankrupin the interests of commerce it wasneva of the captives--if they
Island
anchored her astern of
the Water
a1
I
in
FIN
of
of an
As a mere editorial expression of un favourable opinion the foregoing para. of the Re-Echo neas Great Court, as of Feuuunism anno, liver ses d graph would possess only the import
the defendant to 16 Ves. 416. Referring to san- I shall never be diverted from taking the into which a fall seems imminent, Stahoe, and charged the d ance which attaches to the ably, con
4 of No. 5 of 1864, the Bankruptcy responsibility of deciding what occasions Ma Craig, in his Book of the Hand,” Ordinance of this Colony, with n (Blackwoo!)
ain of opinion are proper for privacy, admitting as no one tell the following tough story: But pe ducted periodical in which it appears, valbot $500 hose, wo
to believe, are the that the like power under the like circum does more fully than I do, the advantages laps the most extraordinary instance But the supercilious assertion of Tseng grounds of the prosecution. The defence, stances as concurred in ex parte Jones is by generally of the utmost publicity being given mental impression ou the physical system kwofan, which appears, upon enquiry, it ja said, , is thist defendant holds a bill of its onzatitution inherent in this Court to legal proceedings.
that ever occurred was in the case) to have been actually given with even sale on the Re-Echo, and as be clains the so hold, though I think it quite probable
unfortunate woman about to become a greater force than our contemporary re
yacht under that power, no offence in that a higher Tribanul may come to a dif-
mother, with the bould lies and Mt Pallard has
prospent presents, carries the matter beyond the been retained for the defence. Defondsatz
of having her ferent conclusions criminal
offspring disowned by its father. No doubt limits of newspaper controversy and was admilled to all on his being
the poor woman had many long weary day leads to but one of two conclusions, taken into custody and sit his
and uights of grief on this acopant; but aprusring I am however of opinion that although
what was her amazement, perhaps nat ither that Tseng-kwo Fan, despite his this important office, so quiso in the dark us the morning, bu bol b) was one if this Court lies the power to sunul, it ought is one in which I should (following the unmize with gratitudo, when the event
May ixed Tuesday at not to exercise that the practice of the Lord Justice to the real policy of the goverment o'clock, for the hearing of file; case. As sirmists noon are such as to require a dis- pripas et ma horn Jpartie bolight Bruce) ateivel, to find logibly, it printed all round
Brat
TAK DISCRETION APPLICABLE TO THE -
QUEAZION,
TERMS IMFOJED AND ORDER.
It having been suggested that further delay may greatly prejudice the interests of the creditors, 1 accede, to their wishes in now giving my decision.
I think the case before me is eminent
of t
of the recreant father's 3 tealllly *Juba Woor
There could be ho gainsaying this nature
had outwitted John. As of Dicken's
or is wilfully ignoring it; or that he various gentlemen have been subpoenaed turbance of the ordinary course of prode. condition precedent to the order (possibly truly represents the intentions of the in the matter, sonje interest la folt in the date courting to the discretion of this an irregular one) which I purpose to make; Supreme authorities which, in any case, ant; and it is believed that the proceeds of Manshold, sound Discretion gülded, by
resuit Mr Gaskell is attorney for defend Court, that is, adopting the words of Lord therefore must be perfectly well known to Sir R. Mr Murray's estate are destined for his Law. It mat be governed by loquis individually satisfied in respect to their
1. Upon the Officil Assignée n his characters anys, Nature's a run on Alcock and Mr. Hart. We naturally mother, who resides in Scotland.
two Salioitors expressing themselves to be A LABy having recitenta ly broken her bunionr ** if must be legal and regular. Incline to the former supposition, and we
Faking this rule of " Discretion," at the fees, and their costa, charges and expenses, petulae, her husi aad, who was very anid to her, I declac, my dear, will briefly state our reasons.
eirationstances here such as to require me to and respectively declaring that they have everything that belongs to you is more or We cannot imagine that so astute
disturb the due course of 1
no claim against the estate in Hankruptcy less broken. True, rid the lady,
2. And upon counsel for Messrs Turing, for even you are a little cracked a Kreger, and Lemanu undertaking forthem
THE Fort Smith Herall anys the AN
(even if politically unscrupulons) a mai
CONSULAR NOTIFICATION. -
H. B. M.'s Coristilate,
CANTON, 22th April 1808.
The Creditors at a meeting. for cboice a Mr Hart would apply his services and despatch he has received from flis Ex anol, nor adjourned the mosting, and thus The undersigned oruulates copy of a of Ureditors Assignae, neither appointed Advice in the furtherance of a scheme of cellency Sit Rutherford Alcook, K. O, B., in this case as in the Bankruptor of Lyall Which the utter failure would be perfectly | Her Majesty's minister in China, do, do, and others, all the duties and the vary
that upon their becoming Trustees respec-kansas river is so low above that place that titely under say Deed of the Bankrupts last week a drove of cows stopped to drink estate, they will respectively release and in in it, and they drank it in two,
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