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property of citizens who had paid their
dues promptly, and many OF whose pay
ments were credited in Lloyd's books, and
all OF whom held receipts for the same,
was actually about being advertised for
sale for arrears of rent, &C., a book hav
ing been prepared for that purpose.


That you may see how easy it was for
Lloyd's superior officers to have prevented
such wholesale robbery if your public
business had been entrusted to competent
and faithful men, the exact specimen Of