To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-Observing the colurlns of your valuable journal often de. voted to expose the cotiduct of piblic bodies, I flatter mvrelf you will insert my case, hoping it wvill meet the eyes of the gentlemcn electeti to preside ovcr the affldrs of the Bank. ard be the means ef influencing thenm torelieverme from tny present unpleasant situation. I am byeneficially entitled to the interest of seieral thousard pounds stock, which ll r. Fauntleroy fraudulently appropriated to himself by forfPing the names of his co-trustees. This criminal breach of trust re were all, of course, totally ignorant of, the dividends of the stock being regularly placed to my credit with the firm of ltarsh an d Co. tfil; the recent discovery of that unhaDpy mao's numarous for- geries. I am suffering great inconvenience froin the circumstance of being zdeprived of ny last half year's dividend, whicth became due the sth of October aItL Why, in the name of right, is tihis with- held ? Surely the Bank of _nglanid is too just and humane to take advsntave of its poweiful means to htarass individuals wYho have legal claims upon it. Al11 who deal in the public funds are interested iU the present question: hence, I trust, you will give publicity to it, and hsope it wii have the effect of saceeera;inSy the replaeing of m- stock, and that of others similarly circumstanced. Let the principle not be fhrro:en. that iusiee delayed ecomes inihr uce. A CONSTAN-T READER. Nov. 25' TO TrIE ZDITOR OP TH, TIJ.%rES.