To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,- Y9 or report in yesterday's paper respecting the pawnbroker, Sr. 1 aylis, reftusing to give up a coat pledged for 10i., induces me to inforn5 you, that by the act of Parliam:ent, all pledgen of MOs. or upwards, If unredeemed, mist be put up to public auction, and the patwnbroker is comnpelled, under a penalty, to sltow the accounts of wltat the articles sold for, and to pay the overplos to thte owner: therefore he had no right (if his shopman's story be true) to sell the pledge privately, and the poor woman has her remedy by siimmons before a magistrate. If you think thii worth insertine. I h.nP it wii slerve tic in(lvlu:ai. Yours, .. T. B. TO TIIE EDITOR 6or TTE TIMES.