London and South Wales Ra...
'Y,ZVV~~X aMEETING~. of GE ITIPIEN) holden for.the "l~5i 55paiiderinit the Advantare aUd lxpedIieley, of forming O;1~AD from. L-ONDON to s OUTH W%A LrS, at the CRity Navern, on Th rdythe 30th daiy of Dectinber,, P24; resole stuanimsofsy Thait the delay tii con;veyin% to the S mar kvet thbe stpe fSouth Wales is and has% long been felt tacomnCa io(n betwveen the metropoliq and Swtith Wales, 1)0 ofoRira as .through the clothing dsrcs b I land xford,tendd IZeatly to the advantage of thie Prin- nand counrtis7thbrodugh whic h thae same maiy pass, and he h g)igly a Cormpany be forme for the pirpi o aiyn uch proect wj,ertion. to be denominateod ITheo Losidon and South Wa lesi I~dCompany.' i te Caital of the Company lie Onie Mtillioni Sterling, to he di- l',1iO 10, Shares of ?l100 each. 't he following gentlemen be Directors of the Cornp any,it I t add to their number, and generally to adopt suich measures /!, Jetar to themn conducive to the success of7tbe iindertaking hariles dorhan, hart,.P.po Carr Olynin, esq. t, 'ild rman hom no, ".. T4h. Is. Wilson osq. , llekards, eeq. Vim.t Henry P'or'Mai 't itehell, ecsq. I John M-ullett, esq. -Sheppard. en.John Bidduilph, esq. Capol, esq. Rtobt. Bldduilph, esq. ge Rougeinont,es.q. Saml. Ronifray. esq IS mnt Messrs. Cocks, cocks, Anvid idd.itipi, and Mlesars. Glyn,mi, i)C, be thie f3ankctrs of the Company. ant Mkessrs.. Tilson and Preston be the Solicitors of the CompanYt * jth. All communications hbs made to them. SODON, and BIRMINGHA-M RAILROAD) COIM- PANY. 'LOND-ON COMMNITTEE. vd. Matthias, eso. HI.P. hiacqueeriT. Potter, esq. MP \It,S. B. Ht. esq. M.P. Aleuxt, Th4mas, esq. \ ~t, John, esq. NI.I.Nicholson, Isaac, jnn. esq. son Thma Strlng, eeq. Page, Captain flcsFi, oer s Robin.-on, George Richard, esq isle, Ebwnezer, eaq Smith, Wiiiiaml, ese. ".P j1mPto. Wiliam, sq. 'uliv, Cbhxrles Augustus. csq. M.P~. ,saae,L.esq. Walker, Joshua, esq.A' Woodhoue, glrnPitt&r, esq. BIMNGHAMI COMMITTEE. 6Itb, Robert, egg. Hi1gb Bailiff Jarvie, J. R-. eeej. '1vreod, Thomas, esif. I e.dim, Daniel. esq. ItWivod, George esa Lcdsarn,John Morton, esq. 'ton. William 6h=srle, esq. ILedsam, Joseph Fr-ederick, eitq. *C(erson. fgais, c5q. Mlason James, eap. ,ton. William, egq. Imoie, lhomag,34l ~b,John, esq. Phipason Joh eatherley', esst, lame , William. jqn. csq. Pope, Jatcob, esq -Ate , James, csq. jRiei,arsls, Josiahl, osq. s~g iton, William, esq. Small, Thomas, es#1. zthcte 'Ota Richardt EdeitOor, esq. Scholeficld, Joshua, osq. )dnott. Wlliam, esq. tShare, Jeiieph, esq. nn,Henry, esq. Sp5r7., John Sly esq. ek ua, Gleorge ~lwl,cq 'iarw ila anbury, esq. l~os Thomna, c aeJh,aq Mesi.{ rs. Spoe,AtwoI,udC.Lnon. h,l esssAlsouadTnt3y reas'.orCornbill, Alicitors, 0 ca eog Ba(r p,ijgam London, *I idrI.Mr. Wale ai ape,t to,ode i prevefnt Inconvnec.teCo'ltestInk It rl igho ldbi,n the iubllc, that th ashares whih wvere 'roOOsed to be d istri- Ated to applicants in London, and atBiringi.M and its neigh- Mt.roodt, h.ave been dilstributed ani thAe CommnitV*es re0et that It as not bee-n In their power to cormply with the wisheg, of,6l. but, as xce applications far exceed the nurtiber of shares, It wasIinpoisible. 'A reserve has, however, been expressiy made for tile NQbIemen, .ent'emen, usid othergs, land.owaers oni the proposed line, which will ,e apportioned when the plans of the comnpany are mbre mnatured. (~~ANCHESTER and BOLTON RA~ILROAD iVLCOMIPANY fDrme4 in pursuenec ef public Notice, given at tn,*eaer and Ifolton, on the 234 of Decemaerl 1824; capitai ~I15C.000 In 3,000 shares of 501t. aea, appropriated asfolliows -1l.000 harte for Bolton, 1,000 for tiaushester, 1,000 fe'r Proprietors of Lanid )n. the line of road. At a Meeting of Shareheadera haeld this day, at 2sec ;Palatae.inn. in Manchesiter, THOS. WORTHINGTON, Esq. being ptiled to tho Chair; It w7as resolved unanimnously, - That a tforoad fronm Manchester to DaltDn would be of great benefit and advaatage to the publi(c._ That for tbis important abject, the sbsreholders bo formfed Into a Company, to be eMled the 1 Mancebste and Bolton Ralroad Comn- Tstthe following gentlemen be ap i'inted a Committee, wi1th Power to add to their nuamber, five uf w ora shall he competent to act;t for the pff?o-~p of obtaining sjurveys and estimates, and of ear- Vrill, Sho reutiosInto ee aid with Vower to caxll such meet- Iig. oft te3rlo' .nhe stubscribers, from tie to Vinre, (uatli a Committee of jllaftiDrnaemnt be appofinted,) as they shAll thi% 6.1pedients A11r. Worthington A r Jn Adrew MI no ra - Dais]. Grant I-RicardHale Thos. Thwalten -Willilam Norris IMajor Watkins Richard Daly - Robert Kirk I Mir. JaGo. LangswhaW. JobDo Enaron -John Poole J- ino. Rsinforth -Jobn uardiner. 'hat to soon as the suirveys and estimates arC madei and obtained, the Clommittee do call a general meeting of the shareholders to ap- polutt a Commaittee of Matnagement, aind to adopt such proeecriag5 as iaw? be deemed monsteconducive to p momte thts success of thu Cempanty. lhat M5essrs. W. Jones, L.oyd, an' Co. be appolinted Bankers to the 'Ihat~7 r. James Kyrke Watkinsbhesolicitor tothe Company. TIha,t adepesit ofll. pergshar,e "forthwith paid Into the hands of the bankers (x7be are to give an acknowledgment for the surnei, for the purpo3e of defrayinig the.eZpenses t-f surveys and estimates, and ~jth r incideuntl expenses. l 'bat the sthares on whiceh the depoisits are not paid on or before the 2tCa ay of Januzary next, shall bte forfeited, .and be at theo disposal of he omItte3 of Management. * That the CoMmmittee aboveiiamed do hold their first meeting at the 5Ibion Hotel, In Manchester, on Tuesday, thec 4th of Janualry next, at I ~,Ycloek at noon, and that; they then appoint a Treasurer to thec I'hatno2 erson shall be allowed t.in subscribe for mnote than 40 11 11and &ha ino msinor be competent to he a subscriber. Tliat wvhatever number of tute 1.000 sharea appropriated to the pro- pri1et0l'Vv~f land on the line of road ate not subscribed for In P. rea. t3OAable tine al ter the surveys aend eattlnates are. obtained, shaHn be u4t the disposal of the constaittece of Mlanagement. That tisean resolutions be jiliblished In all the Mlanchegter, Bioltoni, and Stoeleport newspapers;, and In TheaTioles, Couxrier, and the Globe and Traveller, Losndon newspaperm Ile harmn ltlu lfttTtUbS. WORTHINGTON, Chairman. The Carahaigltthe chair, it was taken by 1dr.J.C. Harter, nd the thanks of th e mooting were unaniimousoly voted to Mr. War. thiongts,n, for hIs able and imnpartial cotiducet In thle chair. Appliettloq ~~JAMES5 COLLIER I-ARlTER. -!A .sforshares to be masde (if by letter, Post Paid) to MNr. ~OYAL NATIONAL IN9&HTUTION for &ie PRE- SEURVATION of LIFE ironi,. HIPWRECK. Patron, H4is MAJESTY. President, theo Earl of LtVEILPiOOL, E.G. The Committee, anxious to Inform thie il'blic of their proseedlnga 151 respect of Rewards to thiose persons who have hsazarded thyir own f1'eer In many wyay- to save the I Yes of othems fr0iss SblPwreelf, have new; the gratifying satisfactIon of publishing an Extract from one of slip several Letters they have received- Da,Dc 3 84 "We have the honour'tci alcknowledge, the receipt of your lett~er ," the 13th Instant, annexIng draft for thie rum of ?a93. voted by the Comsmittee of the Royal N4ational Institution for the PreservAtionl of Live3 frrm Shipwreek, In testimony of its APprobatioN of the nleriteriena conduct of- John Middleton, of th-e BoK4 Po, of l)eal and Crew; l3enj. Norris, of the Boat Canning of Deal, and Crew; 0. Minter, of the Boat Ox, ,of Deal, anid Crew; lld-, E,rritle, of thoJBoat Sparrow.,of Deal,.and Crew:. Iaudg?5for damage os thie boats, and thie distinction of the silver ratedltlof' the institlution (when finished) to the lindividuials above. namned, for atterrptf uClo p reserve thp whlole, and sutcoeedinig in.saving sti out of the crew of nineteen of the S hiP Beina, Captain Craire n-reeked on the 2,3d ultimo, on the south enid of the Goodwinl Sand, f a. tremendous gale of wvind, on her voyage from Lonidon to (Irstisada a nd beR leave to acqualint gonu, tliat the ?93 has beeii distributed us 4iretctd, with the promilse of the four medals. when prepared, to the snasters of the four bosat, wvho, togethor with the 38 other men, eonm. 3isfetbr crews, request we will convey to the Coynmittee of the 3 ntlttJo thirmost grateful thanks for Its liberal notice of their toniduct on the occasion In nuestion, their dteep regret at not beingy 'tuaLbled to save the whole of the crew of the unfortinato ship, ana %:heir determination, ani any future and similar ace]identsi, to neglect 'no exertions. and, at all hazards, toattectapt the proecrvation of persons :rrom shbipwreck wvhich mnay occur In thils neighbourhood , and wmefeel tonfident that the promnpt and liberal rewvard grunted by the Institu. 'tisn oni this occasion avill produce the muost important rind desirable resulte. We have thie honour to be, Your.most obedient humble servants, (Signod) G(ODWIN, CURLING, and Co. Agents to Lloyd's."1 SUbscriptions received elliScO tlie'last puiblication : Donations, Annuals, Mesisrs. GI. asid W. Solta5u and Co. X 5 5 0 il. B. B. . -100 0( Messrs. Bazctt F'arquhar, and Co. . 21 00 Christopher Rfchardson, esq. Copthall.buildinlgs 210 0 John Overend, asq - -. 10 10 0 T_he Misses Bailey', Upper TootIing - 100 0 W. Rollin-worth.ecsq. . . I 1000 huJss Cure,- llurisy.treet .5 0 1.eciru. Stevenson and Salt . 21 0 ( '-ee5s& tDrussamond and Co. . 52 10 0o hle=br. CoUtta and Co. . - 52 10 00 heasChild and Cs,. . 2 100 hler,-Goslirsg and Shiarps . 52 10 0 Mc,r.Greenvood, Cox, and CO. . 21 0 0 5- S c IMessrs. Bouverie and Aneirobus . 210 0 hXcIsrs. Wrigbhs, Selby, and Rtobinsou 210 0 ~i7 Walter Stirling, bart. Son, naud Co. 21 00 J=Iez cocks, esq. . 10 10 ( ('isarles LyclI, Jun. esl . 5 0 Z4svard Spesieer Curlinlg, egy. filts Mlajestyl'stUatnove- rnali Con2sul, Deal, Dover, avid Pamasgate .2 13 0 flobert Home Gordon, esq. ConduWt.treft I 1010 0 Xessirs. Barclay B3rothers and (lo. . 210 0 LrJ hV ubbk art. F'orster, and Co. b 2 I0 00 lon cope sq. - 10 100 1doney, which hanvlig no rightful owner, is eon- Sidered Well applied In promnoting thit laudable tnttineio, byan tsknowtFrinA . 40 6 II G~ptninMason,It.N. . . . -* .t- 2 00a tlesrs. ~ras an Gren, laekall '~10 10 0 Dossatons ad r.ascrlptons wll bereceived by William Sifces, cs~. teasrer 5,Mariohoue.srce rand by the several bankeris RI. SAMIUELC CEVERLY.-Amonig the numerous - ae;b Distressn to which the attention Of Benevs1lent Pcrsffns ben solicited, few have occurred more dePlorable than that occa- sloned bY the DEATH of Dr. CL,EVERLY, latePhYsician to the Fever 3-oo5plital and to the Orphan Asylum, This genitleman 'Ra Member of the Royal College of physiciants of L.ondon, and mnueb esteemed by his Moitdca] brethren, after hiaviiip conme years suiaceesflu;ly struggled against naniy difieulties, lapd. after Jiavfing at fen5tfl attained a sitsiatisn wvhich affordedi him tfie fairest p,rospect of P`rofe,ssiOnal sntcce.%s, Was lately cist off' It, the piritne jDf ife. by a digease of shiort dluratlion, and has IefaWi!)OV' and FIVE. SON'S (the eldest not 14 years of 'age) In a state of tht greatest distress;. As Dr. Cleverly fand inot be~en Wbe to make any provision foir his lamly y isureg islif orothrwie,anid as they had been wholly depldnton isperonl eerion fr t-eir Support they have at stepend<ant~ ~~ ohS eonlxerttons tor their suppot the hac,a his death, become utterly destitute. As soant as thie sitISatlan of Dr. Cleverly's famnily was made known, name of their medical friends set on foot a subseriptionl fqr their re. ief which wvas generoualy eneouraged by the professloi, and which bas produced a sum fully sufficient for the supply of present wauts, but by no pseasr adequate to meet future exigencies. Under these sircurnstanees, with the hope of obtaining sorge snall provision for the perosament stippert of this afflicted family, their friends now presume to lfa the case befbsre the public at large, trUsting that their feelings will be interested by it, mAore ospecially when they are Informed of the fact that Dr. Cleverly died In their service,, for lie fella victim to a 4dIsease by wvhich ho was attacked whilst enga2ed In the dircharge of his professional duties at the Paver Hospital. In this appeal to the public in favour of Dir.Cleverly's Family It 'maybe proper to menition, tha; t for I I eaLrs, during wvhich tine t6at etlemaLn was, detained Is Fra.nce, his kindiess tohis fOllow prisoners bothprofesionally and in a pecunriry point of view, was great ana Unremttlting. The followving respectahle Professional Gentlemen have encouraged the Subscription for Mrs. Cleverly and ber Children, both by their contrlbutions and by the Influence of their names:- Dr. PhJlJp Dr. iMterriman J, P. Vincont, esq. - Cooke - rilebardeon R. R. PennIngton,esq. - Outrans -Butrowos M. Ware, esq. - Mrmstrong - Warburton H. Alexander, csq. zSabincton - JamesJoilhson J. Stevetison, esq. BikbseI -Bobtoek W. HMsle, esq. Clutterbuck -Granvilie Riebard Verlty,esq. - WlIng -Filkin W. Acret, csq. Gordon -Shepherd 3os. Hayes, esq. - enderson -TOmple D. Prico, esq. _ Sims -v!bias Sa,ns Plumnbs, esq. -Jobn Sioss Win. Norris, esq. J. Syznes, erq. - Itoet tl. Chine, esq. H. D. Joncs, esq. - L.tham J. Abernethy, esq. J. Morgan, esq. P. M. Lath=rt Flr AstleyCooper,bart. W. Drew, esq. - Darling SIr Win. Blizard S. CarsVy9gl2t, esq. -Robrtson H3. Travers, esq. A. Barker, esq. -Ayre * B. Brodie, eSQ. 1. L Mlalet, esq. -Scuamore P. Copelaind. eeq. E. Forster, esq. conquest H. ile, crq. J. S.Taylor, esq. - Bright J. Werdrop, Ceq. T. J. Petikgrow, ceq. - Tvseede Edtvd. Stanley, e - . -Parrot, csq. Subsctiptlon5 will ha rceived by tnc followi ng bankers:-Sir John Lubbocekand Co.-ll, Mtatso--bonsr-strcet; Messrs. Hoares and Co 2'teet.street; blensrsn Gositigs and Sharpe, Fleet-street; Sir Claude Scott, bart, and Co. Heles-street, Cavendreb-squtare: Messrs. Herries, lyarquhar, and Co. St. James's-street, tand Recgent.strset; and Sir Peter r'ole, b3lt. and Co, Baxtiolospew.laa, ft-1140 AYVtM L6 r'4.- ti A k k 2AAtt 11 VtliYDENI ,of 3 aer Cent, on thie t. 'AS, w ich bootil~s d$L :In Wednesday, the 12t January, AIll be A1D bII Measfs. HarIsi Brothers and ,o. Oll thatn id ever?. steeeding day (SUndays e,aopted beIween the ..oUrs of id and ..he diVidend warrant. with a list tthereof, in numericOPorder, m2ost be left one day previous for Dxaminationl. ,-fi{LOMBIAN LOAN of ?4,750,OO0.-The 5ECOND 'j II1ALF YF.ARLV PAYMSiENT of INTEREST on fOERTIFICATES of this LONN, due on the 15th 1o January, vwIl1 be PAID on that and every suceeeding day, between the hours of 10 and 2. o'cloek, at the enuntioghouse of hSessrs. B. A. Goldschflidt and Co. 5, Great St. llelen's-passage, Bllhopegate-strect and it Is requested that lists, ar- ranged nurnerically, may be lett one day previous to payment, in order tlhat they may be exanined. fA_N_'SH LOAN of ?3,000,000.-In the Contract for JJ the above Loan concluded with the Danish Government It wvas ati pulated, tl4at the Dividendson theBosids In Marks Banco should be reduced to Steriing, at the price of bar sliver in Londoa on the day before such dividends become diae. The quaRtlty of standard silver represenited by each dividend warrant of 35 Marks Banco belng 10 oz. 4 dwt. 22 34=37 grains, nd of 70 blarks Banco 20 o0. 9 dwt. 21 31-37 grains, anid the quoted price of standard ailvei; In bars, having been yesterday SO0 penee per o0.: notice Is herdby given,, that thc DIVI) ENDS on the Bonds in Ielarks Banco, duo alst Decelnber. 1824, will be PAID this and every succeeding day7 be- tween the houirs of 10 and 2, at the Courittughouse of Moaru. . A. Ooldsehmidt and Co. 5. Great St. Uelen' s-passage, 8isbopsgate-street, at the rate of ?2 115. 8d. for cabch dividend warrant re 35 larks lBanco, and ?, 3s. 4d. for each of 70 Marks Banco; and the liolders are ro. fuested to leave the dividend warrants at their office, with lista thereof numerically arranged, at least onesday Previosea to payment, in order that they may be examined. To the GOVERNORS of the GENERAL DISPENSARY, IigWton. Ladies and Genitlemen Hll l E Resignation of Dr. Cowie having occasioned a . VACANCY in your Dispensary, I beg leave tO oftbr myself as a Candidate to succee him. I am aware that, on these occaslons, the qualilcation of the Party is, with you of the first consideration. and I feel confident the testimonlals I shall have to offcr will be entirely to your sattsfaetiqn. Thereeeptlon I have already pset witeh from those whose ianuence I have solicited warrants myr most sanguine expeetations; and I have only 5o add that, should I suceced to the:ob3ect of my amabition, my utmost a,ttgaytion shall be devoted to the interests of the estabXlsh- ment. I sin, Ladles and Gentlemen, Very respectfully yours, No. 9, Finsbury-plaee, J. OVEREND. To the DIRtECTORtS and PROPRIETORS of the IMPERIAL INSUR ANCE: FIRE OFFICB, Corn4IiL Gentlermen, f HEN I had the honour, at the General Meeting in W Julv last, to bring before vou the sisbject of Mr, Timperon's Ineligibility to fill the office of a Dfrector of your Establishment, It was not sufaiciently rnature for you to take cognizanee of It, Mr. Tiniperon has since put In hl ansver to a bJll In Chancery, and admltted sueh extraordinary facts relating to tho Iniproper d scharge of his duty, as an execator and trustee under a wll, as 'I submit) render hlm toally unfit to b9 a director and trustee of uny public establlshiaen whatever. I shall therefore deem It my dutv to bring the business forw1ivd sgain at the general meeting to be holdenon- uesday,the4thJar6sary next, when I hope the saine will be honoured with a fill attendance. I have the honour tf be, qeatlerien, Your obedient huinble sorvant 3, Copthall Chambers, Dec. 28,,1824. WII4LIAM CLAI'B. TU9 MPLOYlEIN of the POOR.-At a IMETING lLA held ae the goyai Exqbange, on Wednesday the 22d 9ecember I *The Right Flon. the LORP MAVORIn toe hair; The followitng reolut ons were passed unnhanously:- Resolved, That the peasantry of Ireland are insuffielently provided with foodi clothing, and to.fel that they are miserably lodged, and that unless n teasures adequate to their perimanient relief be devised, thoIr conditions Is likely,to become vet more precarions anddistreseing. Resolved,That, this zellet can only be afderdefd by supply1ng employ. menlt on an extensive scale. Resolved, Thiat for thisW purpose agricalture alon.e Is found to be In- sufficient, and it therefore becomes necesaary to tarn our views to tie introduction of manufactures, the promot on of commerce, and to our maines and tlsherles. Resolved, That Ireland yields to no other country In aetual advan.- tages; that It is capable of supportla itts popufatlon in a degree of comfort equal to that enjoyed bythe labouriDgelansssof England, and that nothing seerns wanting but thefairdevelopment oPhor resources to accomplish an object sodesi-able. Resolved, That she abounds in stroams or water applicable to mill. work, and that in thecheapnoss of provislons and the wages of labpur, there are Peculiar Inducements to eapitalists to look to this colntry for the proiltable Inv6stment of their capital. Resolvod. That Ireland has. been already nearly deprived, by tbo machifnery Of England, of her hand-.'innintg of worsted, and that If machizery ba not soon iRtroduced Into *.nr mnanufacturo of linen, there 4 nreat danggr of a large portiou of that staple belng also lost to the eountry. Resolved, That the manuiaeture of cottop goods, fronr the general and rncressin deniand for this fabric, appears eminentlr doservind of attention I nut that, to afford an opportunity for the disposing ol the produce to be brought forward, an extension pf our foroign trade appears not only desirable but casentisi. Resolved, Thatweconsider an unrestricted isitercouraewlth Indla, and a reduction of dutle on its sugars (as the means of oxtending the markets for our mnanufactures), to be subjects well deserving of the fullest Investiation and inquiry. Resolved. That acheap suppi v of fuel beligof drst-rate importance in all manufactures, Coals ought to be exeempt from duty, and the importation relieved from all restraint, local or general. Resolved, Thatfduring the period whlch must neceesarily intervone before manufactures can beso eftablished as to furnish ernlploYment to any extent, thlis meeting would suggest the proprlety of ntcrest- Ing Government to continue and extend public works of utility. par- ticularly new roads, so much wanting to fablRtate intereourse L-i rnny parts of the country. Resolved, That a Committee be apr,ltnted for effecting the objecta oftheprecedingresolutions, with liberty to add to to?irnumnure. and to enter into communications with thoso whe may be dispoaed to assist In the furtherance ot their objects, and that the following gentlemen di) form the Comittee:- James Cropper,e sq. 01 Liverpool TomusPlm Benjamnin uinness James M.PIke. Joseph R. elm ThoPims RlrS Paul L. Patrick Peoer UropbY J. David Latouche James Plm TownSend.stfeet Stophen Wowlt JohnM 'JuJlen Jolbn O'Briers Pieree Miohony, and John Todhunder Thomnas M'Donne"l, egqrD. Peter A. Leslie Resolved, That James Cropper, esq, of Liverpool, Ic fulyentitled to tha gr,teful thanks of this meeting, for his JudMeons and bzne- volent execrtions i promoting the prosperityof Ireland. ond in direst. lug the attention of English capira lists to thec2dvantase to be derived therefrom. Recolved, That br the purpose of calling pnblie ctteistiofl more p:,5atboseI1nenrn?&n.2e.i , t r2 cUtqona b .iohr aid Laoee s,bva been cnicd t the chair; Resolved, That the thanks of thismeeting are due, and arc hereby gIven, to the Right lion, the Lord ayor, for his prompt attention in calln till meetin , and his dignfi~ed and nolite conduct in the chair.