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TYNWAL D COURT. St. Min's, Monday, July 6, 1903. The official proceeding; opened shortly afteai 11 o'clock with the arrival at St. John's Chapel of his Excellency the Lieut.-Governor (Lord Raglan). He was received with the Royal salute by the guard of honour, drawn up along the road- side and within the church gates. The guard comprised (1) The Douglas Volunteers (with their band), under command of Captain Mackenzie; (2) The Naval Reserve, under Divisional Officer Newnham; (3) Detachments of the cycling corps of the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th V.B. Liverpool, en- camped near Ramsey, under Capt. Giles, of the 1st V.B. Liverpool Regiment. Lieut. Montgom- ery was in charge of the 1st Liverpool section; Lieut. Webster of the 40i ; and the other coin. panics were without separate officers. The Lieut.-Governor, who was accompanied by Lady Raglan, entered the church, where a large con- gregation, including many members of the Insular Legislature and officials, were already assembled. The usual form of service was conducted by the Revs. John Corlett and E. H. L. Locke, Govern- ment Chaplains, and the Rev. R. B. Baron, Chaplain to the House of Keys. On the con- clusion of Divine service, the procession was formed as follows, and marched to Tynwald Hill :- Four Sergeants of Police. The Coroners. Captains of Parishes (Dr. Tellett, Mr John Kneale, Mr T. S. Keig, Mr D. Teare, Mr J. C. Bacon, and Mr W. Quayle). The Sumner-General (Mr P. M. C. Kermode). The Clergy, in file (the Revs. R. B. Baron, Chaplain of the House of Keys; W. I. Moran, M.A., Canon Savage, M.A., Canon Kewley, M.A., T. R. Kneale, M.A., D. S. Cowley, M.A., A. Morris, R. D. Kermode, M.A., A. K. Dear- den, H. T. Devlin, A. S. Newton, F. W. Stubbs, A. S. Rolleston, A. E. Clarke, E. Rainbow, M.A., H. Kinred, J. R. Burgin, G. W. Gregson, G. E. Packer, W. H. Whalley, H. F. Shenton, J. M. Spicer, C. H. Beene, R. Jones, F. J. Lansdell, B.A., F. Hemingway, B.A., E. H. Tynwald Court at St. John's. 1000 TYNWALD COURT, July 6, 1903. Kcmpson, B.A., W. E. Davies:, B.D., J. E. Pyke, and A. G. Bowerman). The Mayor of Douglas (Aiderm n Proctor, J.P.) The high-Bailiffs (Mr J. S. Cell and Mr J. M. Cruickshank). Members of the Home of Keys, with their Secret cry. -Members of the Legislative Council. The Lord Bishop. The Sword Bearer (Captain Mackenzie). His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor. The h Over melt Chaplains (the RCVS J. Corlett. and E. H. L. Locke). The Chief Constable of the. Island (Colonel FretAh, Lieut.-Geo:rum. took his :mat in the Chair o r state on the netund. surrounded by the members of the Council. and on a lower step were the member- of the 1btmm of Keys, clergy, and others. 11le (':nn:; wit , fenced in English and Manx by the Coroner of Clatifaba Shearling. The retiring Coroners handed in their wateb of office, and ihe Coroner, for the eit,uing year were sworn iu by Dempster E-110011. The following are the Outgoing and incoming CO1'011(21'6 :— 1902-3. 1903-4. Clan faba—P. Teare -W. Kermode. Michael—AV. Kermocle ...... P. '.:care. COQ- .1■ ilin Kennedy. (6.rff-- Kennedy W. Utley. Middle—S. C. Craige Kerruisk. Rushen—D. T. CMI.w Corki1I ACTS ('lit )II LT( ■ ATED. '111e l',1111\N .\ 1'1, tion d1,11 itromulgaltstl according to the legal turd : The Well° 1,,n,t, Act,llou• t:1,,c11(111 11111:11d- snout) Act. the Cattle Diomses T'rosention. AO, he ilankimpfey .Atnendinent Act. the Jo- :more Atm 11•1a.ettt AM. the Echteatieli (Exch 'IP); II ul Af'1, the Poldie Encuhnrch , T111,ilT C.1, Vall1M1,111 AO. ',ult.' 111e 1•;,11.1(.11 1 (ei I.C.crnwit and ('etrich) Act. Tic 1,,;1,,Nyil e_.: ,1.1111111;ffie,: of Clic X: us. te ',ILI ill l',,,!:11-11 THE (1 All'. 1903. • • :hi- dud Lotting ,f• Wt, •.? 'I ■1 -.- 1 ,1.1; the Church Commi.;- Act- Promulgated. TYNWALD U0 1311T. July 6, 1903. 1001 sioners may let for any term not exceeding 21 years, and, subject to the approval of the Tyn- wald Court, sell any of the clerks' glebe lands. The proceeds of sale CO lie iiivested as directed, and held upon the same and for the same purposes as and for which the land sold was held. The Royal assent, to this Ac1 was given by his Ilajesty in Council at the Court at Buckingham Palace. on the 12th day of Kinch, 1903. sLArrys DY REA(mEy citELK As Hit...WHEY TUA1.1,te)Ni1 KILLAGIL ram Slattys shoh charail dy rod Ilannitinee Kilhigh sobbed' son trim (elate inigh lice crskyn blein as feed, as bialagh aigncy tide yn Quaiyl T'yinvald. Creek Ithillooyn c.(21.(3:: ereee yn troar jeh yn creek dy vc (wait fo currym myr ynsit ass chianlyt or y trei.ttyli cheddin as cooishyn cheddin son tire erlme red va'n thane° creckit summit. ViCrl coardail Recoil gys y Slattys diolicurrit Liorish E Ard Ooashley artli Coonsei. cc y (Maly] ya Plitase lincltingham, er y daitoo laa yeig jeh yu thrceoo vee. nuy checad yoig (1903). THE HOUSE OF' KEYS ELECTION AMENDMENT ACT, 1903. An Act to amend the House of Keys EleettenAct;.. This Act provides for "hou,schold ,,ntri age,- and extends the right of lodgers to vote. It further provide; that the liou,,c of Keys may. by resolution, vary the boundaries of the elec- toral districts of North and South Douglas; that, in the case of a noli at an election, the hours of polling. shall be from 10 atm to seven min.; and that the dannlion of any future House of Keys shall be live years. The Royal assent to this Act wars given by his Majesty in Council at the Court at Buckingham Palace, on the 20th day of May, 1903. SLATTYS DY 1,11.1ASAGHEY SLATTYSYN BEM THU.: YV KIARE-AS-FEED. T'an Slattys shote aigney mie er y cheu jeh goald'agh dy reih. To ny sodjey kiarail dy rod yn Kiare-as-feed IioriCi aigney jeean cagh- laa cagleeyn sheadinyn refile TV\ oaie ;15 Jiass Ghoolish. dy rod ayns (swish coontey enntyn es; reih ny coryn roes reih jeih a.m. gys shiaght p.m.; as bee farraghtyn tine KM-re-as-feed rcheet oneig bleancy. Vien coardail gys ,yn Slattys shoh currit Liorish 1 Ard Ooashley arms Cool-melt cc. y Ouaiyl yo Plaine Bucltinghani. en y feedoo hut jeh Nil queigoo see jell nny elicead ycig as three (1903). THE CATTLE DISEASES PREVENTION ACTS. 1903. An Act to amend the Cattle Diseases Prevention Acts. This Act enlarges the nrovisions of the Cattle Diseases Prevention Acts, by providing that the Governor, with the advice and consent of two members of the Council. may make orders and regulations for prohibiting or regulating the Acts Promulgated. 1002 TYNWALD COURT, July 6, 1903. importation or removal into, or exportation from, or removal out of, this Island of dogs. Section four of the Cattle Diseases Prevention Act, 1865, is to be construed to include power to make runes, etc., for the treatment of all animals affected with infectious or contagious disease, or in contact therewith. Dogs shall be deemed to be animals, and rabies a disease, for the purposes of sections 1, 8, and 15 of the Cattle Diseases Pre. vention Act, 1865, and section seven of the Cattle Diseases Prevention Act, 1866. The Royal assent to this Act was given by his MajeAy in Council at the Court at Buckingham Palace, on the 20th day of May, 1903. SLAHI'YS DY LIIIASACIIEY NY SLATTYS7N DY LHEITT'ALL ASLAYNTYN OLLAGH. Ta 'n Slattys shoh mooaclhey ny charailyn son Aslayntyn 011agh y Lhiettal Slattysyn. Ta'n Slattys shoh moodaghey my kiarailyn jeh ny Aslayntyn 011ah Lhiettal Slattysyn liorish kiarail dy jean e Kiannooyrt lesh coyrle as coar- dail daa oltyn jeh yn Coonseil foddee jan- Imo oardrailyn as currymyn son ihiettal as oar- drail goaill stiagh ny scughey xnagh ass, nv cur jeh yn cheer ny scughey ass yn Elian shah jell inoddee. Ayrn kiare jeh Aslayntyn Lhiettal Slattys, hoght keead as three feed as queig (1865). to my hoiggal dy goaill .stiagh pooar dy yannoo oar- daghyn as myr then dellal risk cretooryn ta gleaisit lesh as aslaynt nyshoomigh ny ta bentyn risk. Bee moddee dy ye vriwysit creetooryn as mudded cheoie aslayntyn son cooishyn one, eight, as 15 jeh Aslaynt Lhiettal Slattys, hoght keead yeig as three-feed as queig (1865), as ayrn ohiaght jeh Aslaynt Lhiettal Slattys, hoght keead yeig as three-feed as they (1866). Va'n coardail Recoil gys yn Slattys shoh ourrit Liorish E Ard Ooashley ayes Ooonseil ec y Quaiyl yn Plaase Buckingham, er y feedo la,a jeh'n queigoo vee, jeh nuy cheead yeig as three (1903). THE BANKRUPTCY CODE AMENDMENT ACT, 1903. An Act to amend the Bankruptcy Code, 1892. This Act provides for the valuation of their securities by secured creditors in bankruptcy, and amends the law as to preference by enacting that no execution creditor shall be entitled to retain the benefit of his execution against the trustee in bankruptcy unless the execution has obtained priority in law before the date of ad- ju.dication and notice of the presentation of a bankruptcy petition, and has been completed by seizure and sale, or by receipt and recovery of the full amount of the levy.
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