#Notary public City of London

[whitehorsenotarypublic]

How to Choose the Right Notary Public in Central London?

Finding a notary public in Central London can be a crucial decision when you need important documents authenticated or witnessed. With so many options, making the right choice ensures that your documents are legally binding, your experience is smooth, and your affairs remain in order. In this comprehensive guide, we explore the critical factors to consider when selecting the ideal notary public for your needs in Central London.

What is a Notary Public and Why You Need One?

A notary public is a qualified lawyer appointed by the Court of Faculties to authenticate, certify, and witness the signing of important legal documents. These professionals play a vital role in verifying the authenticity of documents for use abroad, administering oaths, and even preparing documents for transactions such as property sales, affidavits, and statutory declarations.

In Central London, the demand for notarial services is high due to the city’s diverse population and the wide variety of international transactions that take place daily. Therefore, selecting a reliable notary public who meets your requirements is key to avoiding unnecessary delays or legal complications.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Notary Public

1. Qualifications and Experience

When selecting a notary public, it's crucial to ensure that they possess the required qualifications and experience. A notary public must be an experienced solicitor and have undertaken additional training to qualify in this specialised area. Look for a professional with several years of experience in handling the type of documentation you require.

In particular, White Horse Notary Public in Central London is known for its extensive experience and expertise in providing notarial services for international businesses and individuals alike.

2. Specialisation in the Required Type of Documentation

Not every notary public deals with all types of documents. For instance, if you're handling international contracts, property transfers, or documents for overseas purposes, you'll want someone who specialises in these areas. Make sure the notary public has experience in the specific field related to your needs. Some notaries specialise in specific sectors such as real estate, corporate law, or immigration law.

White Horse Notary Public offers tailored services to meet various needs, including corporate notarisation, property agreements, and legalisation for embassy submissions, ensuring your documents are handled with the utmost care and professionalism.

3. Accessibility and Location

Central London is a vast area, and convenience should play a role in your decision. Opting for a notary public with a central office can save you time and provide easier access for quick notarisation services. Consider whether the notary public offers services such as mobile notarisation, which can be a game changer if you’re pressed for time or dealing with complex logistics.

Many professionals, such as White Horse Notary Public, provide flexible scheduling options, allowing you to set appointments at times that suit your busy schedule.

4. Range of Services Provided

A key consideration when choosing a notary public is the range of services offered. Beyond standard document witnessing, some notaries offer additional services such as legalisation, apostille services, and liaison with embassies or consulates for further authentication. This can be particularly useful when dealing with international contracts, cross-border legal documents, or foreign travel permissions.

For instance, White Horse Notary Public in Central London is known for offering a comprehensive suite of services, from document certification to complete apostille and legalisation services, ensuring your documents meet all legal requirements abroad.

5. Fees and Transparency

Notarial fees can vary significantly, depending on the complexity of the document and the time required for notarisation. It’s important to inquire about the fees upfront to avoid any hidden surprises. The best notary public firms are transparent about their charges, offering clear and competitive pricing structures.

At White Horse Notary Public, clients benefit from transparent pricing with no hidden costs. Whether you need a single document notarised or multiple documents processed for international legalisation, the fees are straightforward and affordable.

6. Turnaround Time

In many cases, notarisation is time-sensitive, especially if you need documents for travel, court submissions, or international business transactions. It’s essential to choose a notary public who can handle your request quickly and efficiently. Ask about the turnaround time, especially if additional services like apostille or legalisation are required.

A notary public like White Horse Notary Public in Central London, with an efficient system and strong partnerships with relevant authorities, can expedite the process, ensuring you meet all deadlines without compromising the accuracy of the service.

7. Client Reviews and Reputation

It’s always wise to research the reputation of a notary public before making a choice. Reviews from past clients can provide insights into the quality of service, professionalism, and reliability. Look for notaries with consistently positive reviews who have built a solid reputation in Central London’s legal community.

White Horse Notary Public enjoys a strong reputation for its professionalism, reliability, and customer-centric approach, making it a top choice for those seeking notarial services in Central London.

How to Prepare for Your Appointment with a Notary Public

Once you’ve chosen your notary public, it’s important to prepare properly to ensure a smooth process. Here are some essential steps to follow:

Bring Proper Identification: You will need to present valid government-issued identification, such as a passport or driver’s licence, to verify your identity.

Understand the Document Requirements: Make sure you have all necessary documents in the correct format before your appointment. If you’re unsure, consult the notary public beforehand to avoid delays.

Be Aware of Additional Requirements: Some documents may require witnesses, while others may need to be translated into another language. Confirm these details ahead of time to avoid any hiccups.

Conclusion

Choosing the right notary public in Central London requires careful consideration of several factors, including qualifications, experience, accessibility, and the range of services offered. White Horse Notary Public stands out as a trusted provider, offering a full spectrum of notarial services that are reliable, professional, and convenient for both individuals and businesses. With the right preparation and the right notary, your legal documents will be in safe hands, ensuring a seamless process.

[cathartesauras]

omg please tell the stolen cat story

wow 2 asks about my stolen cat OKAY so in undergrad I lived w my longtime friend oliver and this straight girl who will be known as Daisy for the purposes of this story. The previous semester she was in 3/5 of my classes so it was very much a friendship borne from convenience. our first friend outing was to that m night shamalayan movie with the grandparents and the diapers?? weird start, weirder end. So in September we move in, in October I solidify plans with kaya on tumblr who we all know (hi kaya) bc that’s who I got mark from! I have to go up to Vermont from where I live so I ask Oliver and they agree to drive me up and it’ll be a little road trip. And then daisy offers to drive us all up so it’s like a whole roomie thing yay slay. I think this is where her perception of the ownership began warping, but it was always very clearly My Cat who will be living in the house with us. A few weeks in she suggested changing his food, and I couldn’t afford the one she wanted, so we started splitting the cost of his food. besides this, I was the one feeding him, scooping the litter, taking care of my cat as you do. The school year passes and Daisy’s graduating so we won’t be living together anymore, at this point I have grievances with her as a roommate but consider her a friend.

One day she asks to talk to me, and asks if she can take my cat from me when she leaves. And I was like???? No??? He is my cat, I signed up for the financial responsibility when I got him, she was essentially saying I was too poor to take care of him. So I set my boundaries but kept having crazy paranoia about her stealing him which I talked to my therapist about and she was like “that won’t happen, normal people don’t do that but I understand why you’re concerned” etc like a good therapist of a bipolar person w cute little delusions does BUT UHHH one DAY IN JUNE!!! it was RIGHT NEAR MY BIRTHDAY!!! She was moving out WITH HER REPUBLICAN MOTHER HELPING and I was playing overwatch on my newly bought refurbished PS4 in the living room. And earlier today I had the thought of “you should hole up in your room with mark bc Daisy Is Going To Steal Your Cat” and I was like haha that’s craaazzzy you’re being crazy… for more context this girl would fully let mark escape from the front/side door bc she didn’t know how to enter a house w a cat in it, would let him run amok in her room and then use that as evidence for how she is more bonded with him. She said that he felt like a son to her and that was weird bc like. He is fully my cat and spends most of his time with me and still does and is bonded with me? He is very friendly and loves attention so I think she misinterpreted that as ownership. So there I am, playing Lucio on the couch as she is taking her furniture out the house. I hug her, wish her luck in the future and her London vacation, and CRY a little bit bc at this point she was still my friend and I was going to miss her!

A few hours after she left I hadn’t seen mark in a while, but he loves hiding and closets so I wasn’t super concerned. I searched the apartment, and he wasn’t there, and then got concerned. I set out his food/litter on the porch bc I thought he escaped during the moving process. I texted Daisy about it, asking her if she had noticed anything. I also texted Oliver, who arrived home like a half hour after I noticed. they were like, “Daisy took him she stole him that stupid ****” and I was like “what??” Still in denial!!! But eventually I was able to believe it and make a plan which included me activating my emotionally manipulative side and convincing Daisy that oh no, she could have mark, I just need time with him to process our separation :) if you just give him back for the next 6 months, and then when you move to this new city you can take him, because I DO think you would be a better owner :))) and my mom is a notary public, a position that absolutely has legal power, so this agreement we both signed that essentially says we won’t go register him under either of our names, is totally legally binding :) go ahead, sign it! It took a bit of conniving and it took like 3 days to get him back and it was very damaging to my psyche and I think we both have some separation trauma from it. I trauma bonded with my cat. Literally fuck that bitch Daisy, I can say a lot about her character but essentially she was a white woman from a rich town in CT that has a history of actively discriminating in their school systems AND her parents are super conservative who HELPED HER STEAL A CAT!!

[lhs3020b]

In a very unexpected moment tonight, I found myself writing something. Yes, some actual fiction. Umm, wow. It’s not particularly-polished, I certainly wouldn’t call it “good”, but nonetheless, here is a thing.

This is a ghost from an old, 2015-era writing project of mine. You probably will have seen bits of it before. This would be the opening portion of the novel, if the novel was still in any way a possibility. The two main characters meet and compare notes on themselves and the confusing mess of the world they live in.

(A passing content note: their world is recovering in some ways and has been worse inside both Tai and Corazon’s lifetimes, but it is not a happy place, and some very bad things have happened. So a measure of reader discretion is advised.)

(Also, yes, the ending is quite abrupt - it’s 2 AM so I should probably consider calling it a night.)

Anyway, have about ~3500 words of fiction...

               ‘We have arrived at the Corazon residence,’ the car said.

               Lieutenant Tai Zhang looked up from her phone. ‘Thank you,’ she said. ‘Lock the doors while I’m out, but don’t drive off. I should only be a few minutes.’

               The car said, ‘For insurance purposes I’m instructed to remind you that I have an anti-carjacking protocol-’

               ‘Yes, yes, of course,’ Tai sighed. ‘If one of the locals tries to put you up on bricks, you’ll zap them with a stun charge and zoom off. And howl for the police. Who may even turn up, who knows. And Dr Corazon and I will have to walk back to the Fleet base. I get it, I get it. Now let me get on with my job.’

               The car took the hint and shut up. It wasn’t a full Tech Mind, of course – no way could the Navy afford their contracting rates – but its social simulation unit wasn’t entirely stupid either. The door unfolded upwards. Hot, damp January air flooded in, along with the smells of the city. Vegetation, oil, a hint of sewage and a whiff of something rotten. Actually, compared to the New Dockside area, this wasn’t so bad.

               Tai climbed out of the car; the door hissed down behind her. She took a look around herself. She was stood on a cracked and pitted curbside. Amazingly, it looked like pre-Contact concrete. There was certainly no sign that it had experienced any recent maintenance. To judge from the fractured blocks, some of which lay out of place, it may well not have had any repairs since the early 2040s.

               ‘At least there is a pavement around here,’ Tai muttered. New London had a lot of dirt tracks; the first tsunami had sunk a good chunk of the old city and the quakes had done for a lot of what survived. Rock One, after all, had come down right in the middle of the North Sea. Whilst it had been the smallest of the two impactors, nonetheless it had been big enough. It was fair to say that coastal and near-coastal Europe had had a bad day.

               Just as the car had promised, Corazon’s house was right in front of her. Tai was interested to note that it was a treehouse, clearly post-Contact. All bulbous and round, big fat leaves hanging over its top. Windows and a door had been incorporated into the bioengineered wood. The house-tree seemed fully grown, and from the lichen on the bark, it had to be at least a few years old. As she looked around, Tai saw that most of the neighbouring dwellings were also treehouses, though confusingly, there was a surviving pre-Contact apartment block on the corner of the street. The brickwork and the old-style PVC windows looked incredibly out of place, the building equivalent of a fly stuck in amber.

               Tai fingered the collar of her uniform jacket. She felt uncomfortably-hot. A glance at her phone revealed that the air temperature was hovering around twenty-five degrees Celsius – not exceptionally hot for the time of year, but certainly enough to be unpleasant. No point wasting any time, then. She needed to go and collect their guest.

               Tai opened the little picket-fence gate in front of the house and started down the path. Next to her, an array of solar panels was tracking the Sun. Corazon’s garden also had a backup wind turbine, parked on the opposite side of the path. Apparently the academic didn’t trust the municipal grid. Honestly, Tai couldn’t blame him, though on the other hand it did seem a bit excessive. After all, this was the 2060s, not the ‘50s. Even a chaotic urban mess like New London averaged about six hours’ reliable electricity per day.

               Tai reached the door. She lifted her hand and knocked smartly on it, rapping three times. It was an Academy instinct, repeatedly burnt into her brain by the Fleet’s officer candidate school. You always knocked three times and waited before entering, unless of course you really liked doing lots of push-ups. This January morning was, in Tai’s opinion, far too hot for push-ups.

               She heard some clattering from inside the house. ‘Wait, wait, I’m on my way!’ a muffled voice said. It was male, with an accent she couldn’t quite place.

               The door opened. Tai blinked. ‘Uh,’ she said.

               The man looked at her, seeming a bit confused. Then recognition flickered across his face. ‘Oh of course!’ he said. ‘You’re from the Fleet, aren’t you. They said they’d be sending a car, though I did wonder if it would actually turn up.’

               Tai managed to recover her surprise. She hadn’t realised that her passenger-to-be was old. From his grey hair and wrinkled face, he couldn’t be under fifty. With a slight shiver, Tai realised what that meant – he’d been born, and had grown up, beforehand. Before all of it happened.

               ‘Dr Carlos Corazon, I assume?’ she said. He nodded. ‘Lovely to meet you. I’m Lieutenant Tai Zhang, and I’ve been tasked with bringing you to the shuttle-dock. We’ll be going up to the Relentless together, for the shakedown flight.’

               Corazon blinked. ‘They’re farming out their officers on taxi duty? The Navy really must be a bit strained.’

               Oh great, Corazon was one of those people who thought the Navy was a waste of time. It was certainly a common opinion throughout AU-Earth. Certainly it wasn’t entirely wrong. Even the most powerful human-built warship wouldn’t do much damage to even a small Spiral Fleet cruiser. Still, Tai felt this criticism missed the point somewhat. Even if the AU-E Fleet was mostly an exercise in public relations, it was still important to show that the AU-E had something to offer to the wider Concordium.

               Also, Corazon had another point, though she doubted he realised it. Tai had no sooner arrived at the ship then she’d found herself immediately ordered off it again, to go and collect some random civilian. She supposed it reflected the last-minute chaos going on within the ship’s complement as it got ready for its first ever flight as an actual ship of the line. A lot of the ship’s officers hadn’t even arrived until yesterday; Tai wasn’t even the latest assignee to make their way to their birth. They were due to undock in less than twenty-four hours; this was not the best use of her time. Tai should be down in Engineering, meeting with her department, getting to know the crew’s names and faces and getting their shift-schedules and duty rosters finalised.

               Instead she was here, stood on a doormat somewhere out in New London’s half-resurrected urban carcass.

               ‘Well,’ she said, ‘the sooner we’re under way, the better.’

               The Relentless was the Fleet’s newest warship; its maiden voyage would also be carrying a complement of notaries. Some of them were journalists, some of them were various apparatchiks linked to the current federal coalition government, and a few were people of note from wider society. Dr Corazon was apparently somewhat known within the astronomical community, presumably hence his invitation.

               ‘Cool,’ Corazon said. ‘Just let me grab my bag…’

               He turned around and disappeared back into the house. Tai fought the urge to roll her eyes at his disorganisation. A few moments later, the academic reappeared, clutching a carry-bag. To Tai’s eyes it didn’t look like he had remotely enough changes of clothes – but, she decided that was his problem and not hers.

               ‘This way,’ she said, gesturing him toward the car.

               He closed the door of the house behind him, locking then double-locking it. ‘Just let me arm the security system,’ he said, pulling out his phone. Tai waited patiently as Corazon fiddled with the keys. Something beeped and he looked satisfied. His phone disappeared back into a pocket. This at least was an urge Tai could understand.

               ‘Lots of crime around here?’ she asked.

               He shrugged. ‘Some. Barnet’s not too bad. There are worse boroughs, it’s actually fairly good around here. Most people on this street have formal jobs, you know?’

               ‘That might attract the gangs,’ Tai noted. ‘Rich neighbourhood and all that.’

               Corazon shrugged. ‘My security system is a licensed Tech Mind unit. Non-sentient, of course, but advanced enough to handle itself.’

               ‘That and a treehouse,’ Tai observed. ‘Those are triffid products. You clearly like your aliens.’

               They started walking toward the car. Corazon said, ‘Might as well get used to it. They’re here to stay, you know. I probably know that better than most.’

               ‘If you don’t mind me asking,’ Tai said, ‘how old are you?’

               Corazon rolled his eyes. ‘I knew that question was coming. I get that a lot. Apparently I’m the first old man some of our undergraduates have ever seen.’

               That was unlikely in practise – even today, about twenty percent of the AU-E’s population had been born before 2040 – but it wasn’t entirely-impossible either. People in the mid-to-late 2040s and the ‘50s had produced a lot of kids, and that was probably just as well given how few of them there had been left. The New Baby Boom was showing signs of cooling down, though honestly, that was probably not a bad thing either. The planet wasn’t in a great state, and overshooting its carrying capacity was probably a bad idea.

               ‘You didn’t answer the question,’ Tai said.

               Corazon looked irritated. ‘No, I suppose I didn’t, did I? All right, if you insist, I’m sixty-three. I was born in 2004.’

               Tai blinked. ‘Shit,’ she said.

               ‘Yeah,’ Corazon agreed. There wasn’t any need to elaborate on that one.

               An awkward silence descended as they approached the car. Tai sent the all-clear to the security system. The doors were folding up and quite suddenly, it began to get dark. Tai felt confused – she couldn’t see any clouds and the forecast for the day had been for clear weather.

               ‘Oh,’ Corazon said. ‘Of course. Right on cue!’ He pointed up at the sky.

               Tai glanced quickly upwards. A big bite was eating the side of the Sun. Corazon said, ‘Parasol Two. Bang on time.’

               Oh, of course. Tai had completely forgotten about the parasol-satellite’s scheduled appointment with the Sun.

               ‘Let’s get in the car,’ Tai said. Even though this was a relatively upscale neighbourhood, she didn’t really want to be stood around on the pavement during the parasol-eclipse. There was such a thing as asking for trouble.

               Corazon needed no urging. Moments later they were both safely ensconced in the car. Outside, smoothly and without fuss, an artificial night was falling over the city. Lights flickered on inside buildings, stars bloomed across the now-nightfallen heavens and a few of the streetlights even turned on. The rest were either broken or missing their bulbs.

               ‘Car,’ Tai said, ‘take us to the Fleet’s dockside complex, please.’

               ‘Acknowledged,’ the vehicle’s electronic voice said.

The electric engine gently purred to life and the headlights came on. The car pulled out from the curb and began its journey through the city.

‘It will rain later, I expect,’ Corazon remarked. ‘Once the Parasol moves over, I mean. The drop in air temperature can drive condensation in the clouds.’

The forecast hadn’t mentioned that, but Tai supposed it wouldn’t be surprising if it was wrong.

‘Do you find the eclipses weird?’ Tai asked. She realised, just a moment too late, that the question was probably too personal and probably too judgemental. Her passenger certainly thought so. Even in the internal lights of the car, his face darkened.

‘Young lady,’ Corazon snapped, ‘I find everything about this world weird. This is nothing like the place I thought I’d grow old in. It’s the same planet, but a different universe. Though I’m sure that won’t make much sense to you. From the looks of you I’m guessing you’re a post-Contact child.’

He was, Tai thought, rather patronising. She wondered if it was deliberate. No, she didn’t think so. It was just how he was. Perhaps this had been normal behaviour, perfectly average for the world prior to June the Eighth, 2040.

‘I was born in 2042,’ Tai said. ‘I never knew my parents. They got Lung Rot and died not long after I was born.’

The academic didn’t appear to have heard her. He was still staring upwards at the sky.

‘No,’ Corazon said, ‘at least the eclipses make sense. Giant mirror-satellites in orbit, blocking out some sunlight, keeping the temperatures down. Stopping a damaged atmosphere from frying the planet. People did have ideas like that, you know, before. The Contact War made it worse, but climate change existed before 2040. Hell, I vaguely remember hearing about it back in the 2000s!’

Tai boggled. ‘You remember back then?’

‘A bit. I was six in 2010, remember? I do recall the family being very upset about something around ‘08, though I didn’t really understand it.’

‘What could it have been?’ Tai asked. ‘There weren’t any problems then!’

‘There was a planet-wide economic collapse,’ Corazon said. ‘Though nothing like as bad as what happened in the Forties – or the Twenties, for that matter. Anyway it hardly matters now. It was something we did to ourselves, without any external help.’ He looked at the sky, and shuddered. A haunted expression flooded across his face. ‘You know, not like that.’

The artificial night had filled the sky with stars. Some of them were moving – spacecraft, on their journeys to and from any number of destinations. A lot of them were concentrated in the direction of the Moon, though there was no surprise there. The Moon was the main reason the Spiral Concordium bothered with Sol and its planets, after all. It was indirectly the source of all this trouble.

But Corazon wasn’t looking at any of that. His eyes were locked on something else, lower down in the sky. It was pitted and cratered, a rough spheroid, greyish in colour. It was currently in crescent phase, hanging low in the sky and close to the artifically-occluded Sun. But there was no mistaking it.

‘Rock Three,’ Corazon said. ‘That fucker. The one that would have ended us.’

It was harmless now, of course. The 3008th Division of the Spiral Fleet had seen to that, stabilising it onto a safe-if-low orbit around the Earth. But the engineers of the New And Bountiful Prosperity Combine had done their work correctly – had Rock Three impacted, it would have been sufficient to end the Earth’s biosphere, and hide all the evidence of New Prosperity’s crimes forever. The Moon would have been theirs, along with all its reserves of precious Lovecraftium, and the uninhabitable neighbouring planet would have been passed off as a tragic cosmic accident.

‘Three hundred miles wide,’ Corazon said. ‘They actually towed it in all the way from the Kuiper Disc. It wasn’t even in our records before they tossed it at us. Not even a tsunami-making rock. An ocean-boiling rock.’

Rock Three was now a de facto second moon and a permanent fixture in the Earth’s skies, but it was also something that had very nearly been the tombstone for an entire planet. For all the horror they had inflicted, for all the hundreds of millions of people they’d killed, Rocks One and Two had merely been the opening salvos.

‘And of course they tossed in Lung Rot,’ Tai said. ‘As a nice little fuck-you parting-shot.’

‘Yeah, had that.’ Corazon looked grim, then he shrugged. ‘Wasn’t fun. It was like doing Covid all over again. Just joyous. Gotta love hacking up fungal slime out of your own alveoli all day.’

He shuddered. It was a whole-body convulsion.

The Contact War and the two Rocks had been bad, but it was Lung Rot that had done the real, lasting damage. During the early Forties, people had been dying fast enough that the survival of the species had seemed in question for a time, though in practise the Spiral Concordium would never have allowed that. Even if it required raising a cloned population somewhere else, in some carefully-sterilised biodome on some other planet, the Concordium would not have allowed an actual extinction-event. The whole point of the galactic union, for all of its many flaws, was preventing exactly that sort of horror. The Contact War itself should never have happened, of course, but once the Concordium had belatedly become aware of what New Prosperity was doing, they had moved to shut it down. New Prosperity no longer existed; the entire organisation had been declared traitors and anyone who survived the Battle of Earth had been mercilessly hunted down. If there were any former Prosperity scions left out there somewhere, they knew better by now then to advertise their survival.

Lung Rot had been a vicious punch in the face, a final little parting-present from New Prosperity, the spores air-dropped into multiple locations across the Earth even as the Combine’s forces crumbled under the Spiral assault. No-one was really sure why they’d done it. It had gained them nothing; if Rock Three had left any questions unanswered, then Lung Rot surely had removed any doubt about the Combine’s intentions. Their fall had been absolute, from one of the oldest, wealthiest and most-celebrated organisations in the Milky Way to one of the most-despised collections of traitors who had ever lived.

Suddenly, Tai had to talk. The urge was abrupt, dominating, complete. It was probably also a bad idea, but you didn’t always get the choice with these things. The words were flowing from her mouth, and like it or not, they weren’t going to just magically turn off.

‘My earliest actual memory is when they sprayed the camps,’ Tai said. ‘I was in one of the refugee ones, just another orphaned toddler. I had a cough by then, of course. Everyone did. There was space in our tent – a lot of people had been taken out. New people weren’t coming in, not anymore. I didn’t really know what it meant then, of course. But then one day people were – excited? It was weird. I’d never seen them like that. There was suddenly not any crying. People were hugging each other and smiling. I remember they pulled me out of the tent. People were coming out of the tents, everywhere. There was an actual crowd. Cheering, even! It was some triffids that came through. They were pulling a spray-tank. They sprayed all of us – one of them even shoved the nozzle in my mouth!’

‘And the retroviral agent re-wrote your lungs,’ Corazon noted. ‘So they now secrete a natural fungicide, keeping the Lung Rot mycelium at subclinical levels. Yeah, something similar happened to me. Kind of crazy, one of the happiest days of my life, you know? The day in 2045, when the aliens came to genetically-engineer all of us.’ He shook his head. ‘Flying saucers spraying the cities with bio-agents, and people dancing in the streets below! Would’ve been unimaginable just ten years before.’

This chatter was, of course, a normal thing. Tai had had lots of conversations like this. It was quite an average event for people to compare their traumas – virtually everyone living in the AU-Earth had some emotional burden that they were carrying around with them. It was true that social conditions were improving – things were merely “bad” now, rather then the “borderline-apocalyptic” of twenty years previously – but an important part of getting to know someone was trying to gently figure out where their personal sore spots and pain-points lay. Triggering someone into a flashback episode was generally considered to be a social faux pas, especially if it was done deliberately. There were also practical concerns too. It was difficult for a workplace to function if half its staff were either lying on the floor sobbing or had been driven to flee the building by their own inner demons.

Corazon sighed, shrugged and opened his bag. Tai read that as his cue to dismiss this topic. He’d said his piece. And so, she supposed, had she. He knew not to mention the camps, she knew not to mention Lung Rot. They’d told each other what they needed to know, and now it was time to move smoothly onwards.

To Tai’s surprise, he pulled out a pair of knitting needles and a ball of wool. Moments later, a pair of half-finished socks emerged. ‘I am glad someone decided to save the sheep,’ he remarked. ‘We lost so many of the others.’

Lung Rot had been aimed at humans, of course, but the mycelium was at home in any warm, enclosed, moist, dark space. There had been extinctions all throughout Class Mammalia. A whole host of species now only existed as captive populations in carefully-maintained bio-domes, and they were the lucky ones. Someone had cared enough to try to rescue them, during the end of the world.

And the less said about that, the better.

‘You like knitting?’ Tai asked.

Corazon nodded. ‘Actually I make sixty percent of my income from it. My lectureship is nice, but academia is more like a hobby with an office.’ He started up on the socks, the needles twisting and twirling through a series of moves that Tai’s eyes struggled to follow.

‘You sell socks?’ Tai asked. It didn’t surprise her that Corazon had a side-hustle – the AU-Earth’s budgetary situation was tight, and that was very visible in public sector salaries. It was just as well that Tai’s role as an officer came with government-subsidised housing, because there was no way she could afford anything minimally-pleasant on the private market.

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‘Oh of course,’ Tai said. ‘They like decoration, don’t they?’

‘They don’t go in for clothes in quite the way we do – heat retention messes up their metabolisms something chronic. But they do go in for decoration. Necklaces, wrist-sheathes, sashes. Scarves. Natural materials are particularly-prized.’ He shrugged. ‘Who would have known that knitted goods would be a key export from this planet?’

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Criminal law handle offenses varying from minor infringements such as failure to stop at a traffic signal to major offenses such as drug theft, murder as well as trafficking. Cases are brought before the courts by the Public Prosecution Service.

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In household legislation, home courts help settle commercial or domestic residential property issues and also offer support to sets. When a crash or condition occurs, the relative court can assist to moderate in between a person and additionally his/her loved one.

This form of policy is actually the least normal of the regular regulation kinds. Lawyers do not only have knowledge in dealing with a certain scenario. He is also a conciliator who helps you locate trivialities in the standards that regulate you. He is not an authorized professional but he is a specialist in interaction and in explaining points to you.

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In 1636 he is registered in the guild of Saint Luke in Alkmaar. From that day until 1643 Van Everdingen worked in Amersfoort, repainting the decoration of the body organ panels in the Grote Kerk in Alkmaar, supervised by the painter as well as engineer Jacob van Campen. In 1646 van Everdingen married Helena van Oosthoorn in Heiloo as well as two years later on transferred to Haarlem.

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In Aruba he has actually been treasurer of the Aruban Bar Organization as well as has actually been active for other non-profit companies after that. Furthermore, he is a moderator and a professional in realty law, in which he holds an article scholastic degree. Petra has actually worked as a lawyer in Groningen (Plas & Bossinade), Alkmaar and Amsterdam (Stibbe, 1994-- 2009). She has been a companion at Bergh, Stoop & Sanders since 2009. Do you have monetary conflicts or concerns in The subject of law?

The key location of emphasis of this law technique is handling monetary issues and solution situations. A great attorney can obtain you a fast remedy in all your financial requirements. By working with a certain attorney, you may be better off because the lawyer is currently knowledgeable about your specific instance.

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Clients generally go to meet with a lawyer with unhappy news. They have a contract dispute, they're struggling with debt, they're facing divorce, etc. Lawyers are charged with taking other people's problems and solving them using a tool called “the law” that's very poorly designed for the task.

Alkmaar, located in the North Holland area of the Netherlands, is a wonderful place to function if you are trying to find a lawyer. The area is extremely diverse and if you mean to do a wonderful work, you can be effective throughout Alkmaar.

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If you question your situation has any kind of adjustment of being successful or if you wish to know even more regarding the expenses of your instance phone call or email lawyer's workplace Appelman for a consultation. ents of Aruba, the previous Netherlands Antilles as well as the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs concerning the adoption by the Kingdom of the Netherlands of the Cape Community Convention on 1 September, 2010. He got a grant from the federal government of the Netherlands to do scholarly research study about monetary lease deals at the Université de Paris, Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris-I) in 1998.

Besides these courts, the Netherlands has a variety of other judicial bodies. The Central Appeals Court for Public Service and Social Security Issues deals with allures in cases entailing public servants as well as social protection instances. The Administrative Court for Trade and also Sector hears situations relating to socioeconomic management law. The Administrative Jurisdiction Division of the Council of State is the highest possible administrative court. The Council of State is not component of the organisational framework of the judiciary.

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There are policies connecting to contracts, licenses, purchases, mergings, and distribution of residential or commercial properties. Company law is managed by experts that focus on the location. One's residence as well as additionally revenues might be influenced by organisation regulations.

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Moreover, they make certain that all documents are stored appropriately.

These companies have different various other attorneys as well as likewise groups that collaborate with the firm's behalf.

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We specialise in various locations of law, consisting of rental fee as well as labour law as well as the law that impacts tiny as well as tool dimension businesses. Your partner for lawful guidance as well as lawsuits in The Netherlands. Ms. Monica Timmermans is an experienced Amsterdam based lawyer, expert in labour law and basic contract law.

You can telephone a lawyer Alkmaar now as well as get the assistance you need. Also, you can get the answer to your concerns to aid you have a more clear mind. Caesar van Everdingen was birthed in Alkmaar, the kid of a notary as well as lawyer to the common council. No info survives concerning his training, although his very early jobs disclose the marked influence of the school of Utrecht, which suggests that he trained there. https://desertbass54.webs.com/apps/blog/show/48981008-h1-the-5-greatest-canadian-law-practice-h1-#comments is likewise most likely considered that his brother, the landscape painter Allart van Everdingen, is known to have learnt that city.

A legal rep might in addition be called for to defend people linked of abhorrent criminal offenses. Estate policy is the location of laws that manage the individuality of the deceased. It refers to the regulations concerning funeral ceremonies, interment prices, probate as well as also wills.

The judiciary is independent of the legislature and also the exec. The typical as well as civil law system of the country is regulated by 2 systems, administrative courts as well as normal courts. Administrative courts process situations where main decisions are disputed. Alkmaar is a federal freedom under a constitutional monarchy and also is carried out by a parliament referred to as the Stadsparlement. It is considered a small inter-micronational polite power as well as a leading political and social power in Europe.

The Best lawyers will ensure they inform you the specific quantity you intend to cover as a first settlement prior to they begin work with your own bankruptcy filing. Additionally, they will allow you to understand how extra repayments will be approved till the agreement surfaces. This way, you have no surprising following the paperwork is filed. The place of North Holland, in the Netherlands, is popular for the selection of lawyers that it houses.

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Van Everdingen's years in Haarlem are considered his most innovative period throughout which he created interesting as well as initial jobs, encouraged by the innovative creative climate in the city. They consist of Count William II providing Advantages, implemented in partnership Pieter Blog post, and also Jupiter and Callisto. Together with Salomon de Bray and Pieter de Grebber, Van Everdingen can be taken into consideration one of one of the most important painters among the "Haarlem Academicists". For court cases in which among the celebrations does not have an ample command of Dutch, the government has actually set up a register of court interpreters as well as vouched translators.

Transactional regulation covers issues consisting of purchases. This contains all kind of acquisitions, whether they are business-to-business consumer-to-consumer, or business-to-government.

A lawyer focusing on transactional regulations can suggest their customers on specifically just how to browse through this area of law. Criminal legislation is bothered with criminal activities such as murder, sexual assault, break-in, kidnappings, arson, kidnapping, etc. waarom niet hier kijken?

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He is the author of numerous articles which have been released in all the leading air law reviews and aviation market journals. Regularly and worldwide, he speaks at global aeronautics finance as well as lease meetings. Besides business part of his work as a lawyer, he has actually additionally been active in other areas. In the Netherlands he was an agent of the nationwide College of Representatives and also chairman of the Young Lawyers in Alkmaar.

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Based on the south side of Amsterdam's Vondelpark, Noordam Advocatuur provides lawful guidance as well as solutions in the field of work law as well as specialises in suggesting and also helping expatriates. He moved to the South African Republic after his family experienced bankruptcy. Here he ended up being a lawyer, and also in between, at demand of Head of state Paul Kruger, he worked as state attorney. After Kruger dishonored the 'Hollanders', Coster surrendered his setting and also went back to working as a lawyer. With the location of residential or commercial property law as well as building being significant, these lawful help will certainly can be found in to direct you on developers, professionals, and also clients.

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Mr. Godfrey Nickleby decided late in life to marry. Being neither rich nor young, he married an old girlfriend out of attachment. She married him for the same reasons.

 Mr. Nickleby’s income fluctuated between 60-80 pounds per year, and both looked for any opportunity to improve their earning capacity. He becomes more morose, for he is unsuccessful in finding a friend who might help him.

 Five years past, and the couple have two sons. Mr. Nickleby considers insuring his life and committing suicide. However, he receives news that his uncle has died and left him some property that is worth 5,000 pounds. Mr. Godfrey Nickleby cannot believe his uncle left him this inheritance, for he never fraternized with him much in life. All he ever did was send Godfrey’s eldest boy, which was named after the uncle, a silver spoon. However, this seemed done more out of spite, to rub it in that the boy wasn’t born with one.

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 Of Mr Ralph Nickleby, and his Establishments, and his Undertakings,

and of a great Joint Stock Company of vast national Importance

  Mr Ralph Nickleby was not, strictly speaking, what you would call a

merchant, neither was he a banker, nor an attorney, nor a special

pleader, nor a notary. He was certainly not a tradesman, and still

less could he lay any claim to the title of a professional

gentleman; for it would have been impossible to mention any

recognised profession to which he belonged. Nevertheless, as he

lived in a spacious house in Golden Square, which, in addition to a

brass plate upon the street-door, had another brass plate two sizes

and a half smaller upon the left hand door-post, surrounding a brass

model of an infant's fist grasping a fragment of a skewer, and

displaying the word 'Office,' it was clear that Mr Ralph Nickleby

did, or pretended to do, business of some kind; and the fact, if it

required any further circumstantial evidence, was abundantly

demonstrated by the diurnal attendance, between the hours of half-

past nine and five, of a sallow-faced man in rusty brown, who sat

upon an uncommonly hard stool in a species of butler's pantry at the

end of the passage, and always had a pen behind his ear when he

answered the bell.

 Although a few members of the graver professions live about Golden

Square, it is not exactly in anybody's way to or from anywhere. It

is one of the squares that have been; a quarter of the town that has

gone down in the world, and taken to letting lodgings. Many of its

first and second floors are let, furnished, to single gentlemen; and

it takes boarders besides. It is a great resort of foreigners. The

dark-complexioned men who wear large rings, and heavy watch-guards,

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and about the box-office in the season, between four and five in the

afternoon, when they give away the orders,--all live in Golden

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boarding-houses are musical, and the notes of pianos and harps float

in the evening time round the head of the mournful statue, the

guardian genius of a little wilderness of shrubs, in the centre of

the square. On a summer's night, windows are thrown open, and

groups of swarthy moustached men are seen by the passer-by, lounging

at the casements, and smoking fearfully. Sounds of gruff voices

practising vocal music invade the evening's silence; and the fumes

of choice tobacco scent the air. There, snuff and cigars, and

German pipes and flutes, and violins and violoncellos, divide the

supremacy between them. It is the region of song and smoke. Street

bands are on their mettle in Golden Square; and itinerant glee-

singers quaver involuntarily as they raise their voices within its

boundaries.

 This would not seem a spot very well adapted to the transaction of

business; but Mr Ralph Nickleby had lived there, notwithstanding,

for many years, and uttered no complaint on that score. He knew

nobody round about, and nobody knew him, although he enjoyed the

reputation of being immensely rich. The tradesmen held that he was

a sort of lawyer, and the other neighbours opined that he was a kind

of general agent; both of which guesses were as correct and definite

as guesses about other people's affairs usually are, or need to be.

 Mr Ralph Nickleby sat in his private office one morning, ready

dressed to walk abroad. He wore a bottle-green spencer over a blue

coat; a white waistcoat, grey mixture pantaloons, and Wellington

boots drawn over them. The corner of a small-plaited shirt-frill

struggled out, as if insisting to show itself, from between his chin

and the top button of his spencer; and the latter garment was not

made low enough to conceal a long gold watch-chain, composed of a

series of plain rings, which had its beginning at the handle of a

gold repeater in Mr Nickleby's pocket, and its termination in two

little keys: one belonging to the watch itself, and the other to

some patent padlock. He wore a sprinkling of powder upon his head,

as if to make himself look benevolent; but if that were his purpose,

he would perhaps have done better to powder his countenance also,

for there was something in its very wrinkles, and in his cold

restless eye, which seemed to tell of cunning that would announce

itself in spite of him. However this might be, there he was; and as

he was all alone, neither the powder, nor the wrinkles, nor the

eyes, had the smallest effect, good or bad, upon anybody just then,

and are consequently no business of ours just now.

 Mr Nickleby closed an account-book which lay on his desk, and,

throwing himself back in his chair, gazed with an air of abstraction

through the dirty window. Some London houses have a melancholy

little plot of ground behind them, usually fenced in by four high

whitewashed walls, and frowned upon by stacks of chimneys: in which

there withers on, from year to year, a crippled tree, that makes a

show of putting forth a few leaves late in autumn when other trees

shed theirs, and, drooping in the effort, lingers on, all crackled

and smoke-dried, till the following season, when it repeats the same

process, and perhaps, if the weather be particularly genial, even

tempts some rheumatic sparrow to chirrup in its branches. People

sometimes call these dark yards 'gardens'; it is not supposed that

they were ever planted, but rather that they are pieces of

unreclaimed land, with the withered vegetation of the original

brick-field. No man thinks of walking in this desolate place, or of

turning it to any account. A few hampers, half-a-dozen broken

bottles, and such-like rubbish, may be thrown there, when the tenant

first moves in, but nothing more; and there they remain until he

goes away again: the damp straw taking just as long to moulder as it

thinks proper: and mingling with the scanty box, and stunted

everbrowns, and broken flower-pots, that are scattered mournfully

about--a prey to 'blacks' and dirt.

 It was into a place of this kind that Mr Ralph Nickleby gazed, as he

sat with his hands in his pockets looking out of the window. He had

fixed his eyes upon a distorted fir tree, planted by some former

tenant in a tub that had once been green, and left there, years

before, to rot away piecemeal. There was nothing very inviting in

the object, but Mr Nickleby was wrapt in a brown study, and sat

contemplating it with far greater attention than, in a more

conscious mood, he would have deigned to bestow upon the rarest

exotic. At length, his eyes wandered to a little dirty window on

the left, through which the face of the clerk was dimly visible;

that worthy chancing to look up, he beckoned him to attend.

 In obedience to this summons the clerk got off the high stool (to

which he had communicated a high polish by countless gettings off

and on), and presented himself in Mr Nickleby's room. He was a tall

man of middle age, with two goggle eyes whereof one was a fixture, a

rubicund nose, a cadaverous face, and a suit of clothes (if the term

be allowable when they suited him not at all) much the worse for

wear, very much too small, and placed upon such a short allowance of

buttons that it was marvellous how he contrived to keep them on.

 'Was that half-past twelve, Noggs?' said Mr Nickleby, in a sharp and

grating voice.

 'Not more than five-and-twenty minutes by the--' Noggs was going to

add public-house clock, but recollecting himself, substituted

'regular time.'

 'My watch has stopped,' said Mr Nickleby; 'I don't know from what

cause.'

 'Not wound up,' said Noggs.

 'Yes it is,' said Mr Nickleby.

 'Over-wound then,' rejoined Noggs.

 'That can't very well be,' observed Mr Nickleby.

 'Must be,' said Noggs.

 'Well!' said Mr Nickleby, putting the repeater back in his pocket;

'perhaps it is.'

 Noggs gave a peculiar grunt, as was his custom at the end of all

disputes with his master, to imply that he (Noggs) triumphed; and

(as he rarely spoke to anybody unless somebody spoke to him) fell

into a grim silence, and rubbed his hands slowly over each other:

cracking the joints of his fingers, and squeezing them into all

possible distortions. The incessant performance of this routine on

every occasion, and the communication of a fixed and rigid look to

his unaffected eye, so as to make it uniform with the other, and to

render it impossible for anybody to determine where or at what he

was looking, were two among the numerous peculiarities of Mr Noggs,

which struck an inexperienced observer at first sight.

 'I am going to the London Tavern this morning,' said Mr Nickleby.

 'Public meeting?' inquired Noggs.

 Mr Nickleby nodded. 'I expect a letter from the solicitor

respecting that mortgage of Ruddle's. If it comes at all, it will

be here by the two o'clock delivery. I shall leave the city about

that time and walk to Charing Cross on the left-hand side of the

way; if there are any letters, come and meet me, and bring them with

you.'

 Noggs nodded; and as he nodded, there came a ring at the office

bell. The master looked up from his papers, and the clerk calmly

remained in a stationary position.

 'The bell,' said Noggs, as though in explanation. 'At home?'

 'Yes.'

 'To anybody?'

 'Yes.'

 'To the tax-gatherer?'

 'No! Let him call again.'

 Noggs gave vent to his usual grunt, as much as to say 'I thought

so!' and, the ring being repeated, went to the door, whence he

presently returned, ushering in, by the name of Mr Bonney, a pale

gentleman in a violent hurry, who, with his hair standing up in

great disorder all over his head, and a very narrow white cravat

tied loosely round his throat, looked as if he had been knocked up

in the night and had not dressed himself since.

 'My dear Nickleby,' said the gentleman, taking off a white hat which

was so full of papers that it would scarcely stick upon his head,

'there's not a moment to lose; I have a cab at the door. Sir

Matthew Pupker takes the chair, and three members of Parliament are

positively coming. I have seen two of them safely out of bed. The

third, who was at Crockford's all night, has just gone home to put a

clean shirt on, and take a bottle or two of soda water, and will

certainly be with us, in time to address the meeting. He is a

little excited by last night, but never mind that; he always speaks

the stronger for it.'

 'It seems to promise pretty well,' said Mr Ralph Nickleby, whose

deliberate manner was strongly opposed to the vivacity of the other

man of business.

 'Pretty well!' echoed Mr Bonney. 'It's the finest idea that was

ever started. "United Metropolitan Improved Hot Muffin and Crumpet

Baking and Punctual Delivery Company. Capital, five millions, in

five hundred thousand shares of ten pounds each." Why the very name

will get the shares up to a premium in ten days.'

 'And when they ARE at a premium,' said Mr Ralph Nickleby, smiling.

 'When they are, you know what to do with them as well as any man

alive, and how to back quietly out at the right time,' said Mr

Bonney, slapping the capitalist familiarly on the shoulder. 'By-

the-bye, what a VERY remarkable man that clerk of yours is.'

 'Yes, poor devil!' replied Ralph, drawing on his gloves. 'Though

Newman Noggs kept his horses and hounds once.'

 'Ay, ay?' said the other carelessly.

 'Yes,' continued Ralph, 'and not many years ago either; but he

squandered his money, invested it anyhow, borrowed at interest, and

in short made first a thorough fool of himself, and then a beggar.

He took to drinking, and had a touch of paralysis, and then came

here to borrow a pound, as in his better days I had--'

 'Done business with him,' said Mr Bonney with a meaning look.

 'Just so,' replied Ralph; 'I couldn't lend it, you know.'

 'Oh, of course not.'

 'But as I wanted a clerk just then, to open the door and so forth, I

took him out of charity, and he has remained with me ever since. He

is a little mad, I think,' said Mr Nickleby, calling up a charitable

look, 'but he is useful enough, poor creature--useful enough.'

 The kind-hearted gentleman omitted to add that Newman Noggs, being

utterly destitute, served him for rather less than the usual wages

of a boy of thirteen; and likewise failed to mention in his hasty

chronicle, that his eccentric taciturnity rendered him an especially

valuable person in a place where much business was done, of which it

was desirable no mention should be made out of doors. The other

gentleman was plainly impatient to be gone, however, and as they

hurried into the hackney cabriolet immediately afterwards, perhaps

Mr Nickleby forgot to mention circumstances so unimportant.

 There was a great bustle in Bishopsgate Street Within, as they drew

up, and (it being a windy day) half-a-dozen men were tacking across

the road under a press of paper, bearing gigantic announcements that

a Public Meeting would be holden at one o'clock precisely, to take

into consideration the propriety of petitioning Parliament in favour

of the United Metropolitan Improved Hot Muffin and Crumpet Baking

and Punctual Delivery Company, capital five millions, in five

hundred thousand shares of ten pounds each; which sums were duly set

forth in fat black figures of considerable size. Mr Bonney elbowed

his way briskly upstairs, receiving in his progress many low bows

from the waiters who stood on the landings to show the way; and,

followed by Mr Nickleby, dived into a suite of apartments behind the

great public room: in the second of which was a business-looking

table, and several business-looking people.

 'Hear!' cried a gentleman with a double chin, as Mr Bonney presented

himself. 'Chair, gentlemen, chair!'

 The new-comers were received with universal approbation, and Mr

Bonney bustled up to the top of the table, took off his hat, ran his

fingers through his hair, and knocked a hackney-coachman's knock on

the table with a little hammer: whereat several gentlemen cried

'Hear!' and nodded slightly to each other, as much as to say what

spirited conduct that was. Just at this moment, a waiter, feverish

with agitation, tore into the room, and throwing the door open with

a crash, shouted 'Sir Matthew Pupker!'

 The committee stood up and clapped their hands for joy, and while

they were clapping them, in came Sir Matthew Pupker, attended by two

live members of Parliament, one Irish and one Scotch, all smiling

and bowing, and looking so pleasant that it seemed a perfect marvel

how any man could have the heart to vote against them. Sir Matthew

Pupker especially, who had a little round head with a flaxen wig on

the top of it, fell into such a paroxysm of bows, that the wig

threatened to be jerked off, every instant. When these symptoms had

in some degree subsided, the gentlemen who were on speaking terms

with Sir Matthew Pupker, or the two other members, crowded round

them in three little groups, near one or other of which the

gentlemen who were NOT on speaking terms with Sir Matthew Pupker or

the two other members, stood lingering, and smiling, and rubbing

their hands, in the desperate hope of something turning up which

might bring them into notice. All this time, Sir Matthew Pupker and

the two other members were relating to their separate circles what

the intentions of government were, about taking up the bill; with a

full account of what the government had said in a whisper the last

time they dined with it, and how the government had been observed to

wink when it said so; from which premises they were at no loss to

draw the conclusion, that if the government had one object more at

heart than another, that one object was the welfare and advantage of

the United Metropolitan Improved Hot Muffin and Crumpet Baking and

Punctual Delivery Company.

 Meanwhile, and pending the arrangement of the proceedings, and a

fair division of the speechifying, the public in the large room were

eyeing, by turns, the empty platform, and the ladies in the Music

Gallery. In these amusements the greater portion of them had been

occupied for a couple of hours before, and as the most agreeable

diversions pall upon the taste on a too protracted enjoyment of

them, the sterner spirits now began to hammer the floor with their

boot-heels, and to express their dissatisfaction by various hoots

and cries. These vocal exertions, emanating from the people who had

been there longest, naturally proceeded from those who were nearest

to the platform and furthest from the policemen in attendance, who

having no great mind to fight their way through the crowd, but

entertaining nevertheless a praiseworthy desire to do something to

quell the disturbance, immediately began to drag forth, by the coat

tails and collars, all the quiet people near the door; at the same

time dealing out various smart and tingling blows with their

truncheons, after the manner of that ingenious actor, Mr Punch:

whose brilliant example, both in the fashion of his weapons and

their use, this branch of the executive occasionally follows.

 Several very exciting skirmishes were in progress, when a loud shout

attracted the attention even of the belligerents, and then there

poured on to the platform, from a door at the side, a long line of

gentlemen with their hats off, all looking behind them, and uttering

vociferous cheers; the cause whereof was sufficiently explained when

Sir Matthew Pupker and the two other real members of Parliament came

to the front, amidst deafening shouts, and testified to each other

in dumb motions that they had never seen such a glorious sight as

that, in the whole course of thier public career.

 At length, and at last, the assembly left off shouting, but Sir

Matthew Pupker being voted into the chair, they underwent a relapse

which lasted five minutes. This over, Sir Matthew Pupker went on to

say what must be his feelings on that great occasion, and what must

be that occasion in the eyes of the world, and what must be the

intelligence of his fellow-countrymen before him, and what must be

the wealth and respectability of his honourable friends behind him,

and lastly, what must be the importance to the wealth, the

happiness, the comfort, the liberty, the very existence of a free

and great people, of such an Institution as the United Metropolitan

Improved Hot Muffin and Crumpet Baking and Punctual Delivery

Company!

 Mr Bonney then presented himself to move the first resolution; and

having run his right hand through his hair, and planted his left, in

an easy manner, in his ribs, he consigned his hat to the care of the

gentleman with the double chin (who acted as a species of bottle-

holder to the orators generally), and said he would read to them the

first resolution--'That this meeting views with alarm and

apprehension, the existing state of the Muffin Trade in this

Metropolis and its neighbourhood; that it considers the Muffin Boys,

as at present constituted, wholly underserving the confidence of the

public; and that it deems the whole Muffin system alike prejudicial

to the health and morals of the people, and subversive of the best

interests of a great commercial and mercantile community.' The

honourable gentleman made a speech which drew tears from the eyes of

the ladies, and awakened the liveliest emotions in every individual

present. He had visited the houses of the poor in the various

districts of London, and had found them destitute of the slightest

vestige of a muffin, which there appeared too much reason to believe

some of these indigent persons did not taste from year's end to

year's end. He had found that among muffin-sellers there existed

drunkenness, debauchery, and profligacy, which he attributed to the

debasing nature of their employment as at present exercised; he had

found the same vices among the poorer class of people who ought to

be muffin consumers; and this he attributed to the despair

engendered by their being placed beyond the reach of that nutritious

article, which drove them to seek a false stimulant in intoxicating

liquors. He would undertake to prove before a committee of the

House of Commons, that there existed a combination to keep up the

price of muffins, and to give the bellmen a monopoly; he would prove

it by bellmen at the bar of that House; and he would also prove,

that these men corresponded with each other by secret words and

signs as 'Snooks,' 'Walker,' 'Ferguson,' 'Is Murphy right?' and many

others. It was this melancholy state of things that the Company

proposed to correct; firstly, by prohibiting, under heavy penalties,

all private muffin trading of every description; secondly, by

themselves supplying the public generally, and the poor at their own

homes, with muffins of first quality at reduced prices. It was with

this object that a bill had been introduced into Parliament by their

patriotic chairman Sir Matthew Pupker; it was this bill that they

had met to support; it was the supporters of this bill who would

confer undying brightness and splendour upon England, under the name

of the United Metropolitan Improved Hot Muffin and Crumpet Baking

and Punctual Delivery Company; he would add, with a capital of Five

Millions, in five hundred thousand shares of ten pounds each.

 Mr Ralph Nickleby seconded the resolution, and another gentleman

having moved that it be amended by the insertion of the words 'and

crumpet' after the word 'muffin,' whenever it occurred, it was

carried triumphantly. Only one man in the crowd cried 'No!' and he

was promptly taken into custody, and straightway borne off.

 The second resolution, which recognised the expediency of

immediately abolishing 'all muffin (or crumpet) sellers, all traders

in muffins (or crumpets) of whatsoever description, whether male or

female, boys or men, ringing hand-bells or otherwise,' was moved by

a grievous gentleman of semi-clerical appearance, who went at once

into such deep pathetics, that he knocked the first speaker clean

out of the course in no time. You might have heard a pin fall--a

pin! a feather--as he described the cruelties inflicted on muffin

boys by their masters, which he very wisely urged were in themselves

a sufficient reason for the establishment of that inestimable

company. It seemed that the unhappy youths were nightly turned out

into the wet streets at the most inclement periods of the year, to

wander about, in darkness and rain--or it might be hail or snow--for

hours together, without shelter, food, or warmth; and let the public

never forget upon the latter point, that while the muffins were

provided with warm clothing and blankets, the boys were wholly

unprovided for, and left to their own miserable resources. (Shame!)

The honourable gentleman related one case of a muffin boy, who

having been exposed to this inhuman and barbarous system for no less

than five years, at length fell a victim to a cold in the head,

beneath which he gradually sunk until he fell into a perspiration

and recovered; this he could vouch for, on his own authority, but he

had heard (and he had no reason to doubt the fact) of a still more

heart-rending and appalling circumstance. He had heard of the case

of an orphan muffin boy, who, having been run over by a hackney

carriage, had been removed to the hospital, had undergone the

amputation of his leg below the knee, and was now actually pursuing

his occupation on crutches. Fountain of justice, were these things

to last!

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12 New Dealers to Watch at Art Basel in Basel

The original Art Basel draws the art world’s denizens each summer to its namesake, a historic Swiss city straddling the Rhine. Its 48th edition, kicking off next week, comes during a particularly exciting period for cosmopolitan art lovers: Documenta 14 is taking place in Kassel, Germany, and Athens, Greece, and the Venice Biennale runs through the summer. Into this fray come 291 of the world’s top galleries from 35 countries, with works on display from over 4,000 artists. Seventeen of those galleries are exhibiting at Art Basel in Basel for the first time. Here are 12 to watch.

After many years participating in Liste, Hopkinson Mossman makes its debut at Art Basel in Basel with Berlin-based artist Oscar Enberg, whose presentation in the Statements sector will feature a film and sculpture examining the Australian opal-mining town of Coober Pedy.

“Enberg is working in the exploitative tradition of visitors to the town—a town shaped by prospectors, colonizers, and the uneasy assimilation of non-native cultures and economic interests,” says gallery director Danae Mossman.

The presentation is in step with the Auckland, New Zealand-based gallery’s mission of inviting international dialogue into its home country, while simultaneously promoting prominent contemporary artists from New Zealand and Australia.

“New Zealanders are very engaged, and very outward-looking,” says Mossman. “You have to be—we are a small island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.”

The gallery is a favorite of Melbourne-based curator and scholar Jan Bryant, who says one of the gallery’s strengths is combining its artists “in unpredictable ways.”

“There are always new effects to be found, and in turn their artists come to you in new ways, no matter how familiar you thought you were with them," Bryant says.

In its 20-plus-year existence, San Francisco gallery Jenkins Johnson has gathered an impressive roster of mid-career artists including Julian Opie and Lalla Essaydi, while promoting the careers of emerging artists such as Sadie Barnette, Omar Victor Diop, Annie Kevans, and Mohau Modisakeng, who is representing South Africa in the current edition of the Venice Biennale.

Owner Karen Jenkins-Johnson is using her Art Basel in Basel debut to present three artists whose social critiques on issues such as violence, marginalized communities, and civil rights feel especially topical right now.

Her booth within Art Basel in Basel’s Feature section will exhibit photographs of the Civil Rights movement by the polymath Gordon Parks, including I AM YOU—a portfolio of 12 little-known works.

“The current struggles in the U.S. and throughout the world for racial equality, freedom of religion, open immigration, women’s rights, and LGBTQ equality echo the activism portrayed in Parks’s photographs,” Jenkins-Johnson says.

As part of Art Basel in Basel’s Film section, the gallery will additionally present Modisakeng’s To Move Mountains (2015), which Jenkins-Johnson calls “a meditation on violence, directly addressing the brutality directed at the black labor force in South Africa,” and We All We Got (2014), by 2016 Guggenheim Fellow Carlos Javier Ortiz, which portrays individuals affected by gun violence.

Antenna Space founder Simon Wang says his initial mission was simply “to show my friends,” artists from China and elsewhere including Yu Honglei, Li Ming, Nadim Abbas, Xu Qu, and Guan Xiao. The gallery was launched in 2013 and is based in M50, the Shanghai contemporary arts district sited in a formerly industrial neighborhood.

Wang, who has shown at Art Basel in Hong Kong since 2013, will present two of the gallery’s artists for his first appearance at Art Basel in Basel. Guan’s newest work, Air Freshener, Spray, is an ecosystem with a light-box background and materials including artificial plants, projector machines and vehicle exhaust pipes. It builds on earlier works Sunset and Sunrise, which Wang describes as “atmospheric situations created for stimulating synthetic feelings.”  

In the Parcours section of works presented around the city of Basel in public spaces, artist Wu Tsang will produce a performance piece, The Secret Life of Things is Open, an installation in the exclusive private Club de Bâle of films, sound and text from her collaboration with the theorist and poet Fred Moten that will become a portal to performances happening throughout the week and on Saturday evening for Parcours Night. Her appearance at Art Basel in Basel anticipates her September solo exhibition at Antenna Space.

Gypsum Gallery, which operates out of a converted 1920s-era apartment in Cairo’s Garden City neighborhood, was launched in 2013 by curator and gallery director Aleya Hamza to bring the region’s cutting-edge work into the commercial realm.

Hamza, who trained at London’s Goldsmith College, has been affiliated with several other Cairo art institutions, but saw room for a for-profit gallery that would help foster “the progressive and investigative art practices that in the region of the Middle East had been associated with the non-profits,” she says.  

The work by Cairo-based artist Maha Maamoun that Hamza will present at Art Basel in Basel’s Statements sector is emblematic of her program, which she says is “built on an in-depth engagement with sociopolitical, cultural, and formal questions.”

Called The Subduer, Maamoun’s project stems from a trip to one of the many public notary offices in Egypt. “In these offices, citizens, state functionaries and legal and bureaucratic processes strain on a daily basis to continue functioning with and against each other,” Hamza explains. “In the midst of these tense relationships, or maybe because of them, prayers abound.”

Using her cellphone, Maamoun secretly recorded images of these prayers found in various notary offices, written on “a slew of soiled and aging sheets of paper” and “informally pinned or taped on the walls,” in Hamza’s words. The resulting photographic installation and accompanying publication portrays Maamoun’s “personal story slamming against the bureaucratic machine and its  idiosyncrasies,” while also representing “a collective fascination with religious representations,” Hamza says.

Chapter NY began in 2013 as a weekend-only project space on the Lower East Side, in a 175-square-foot space smaller than many American closets. In fall 2016, the gallery moved to a larger location in the same neighborhood, but maintained its focus on “intimate exhibitions and projects as a means to understand the diverse development of artistic practice,” according to director Nicole Russo.

Lumi Tan, a curator at The Kitchen, says the gallery’s newer space has allowed its ambitious programming to unfurl, “while maintaining an intimate scale.”  

That program includes artists such as Mira Dancy, Willa Nasatir, and Adam Gordon. But Russo also makes a point to experiment with artists she doesn’t directly represent, giving the space over to Keltie Ferris for her “Body Prints” paintings, or to Anicka Yi, who used the gallery to record the first episode of her “Lonely Samurai” podcast series.

For her booth in Art Basel in Basel’s Statements section, Russo will present a new work by Sam Anderson, Antarctica (2017). An installation of clay figures on a series of semicircular risers, it “draws both familiar and peripheral types to center, forming a psychological excavation of identity and role-playing,” says Russo.

Anderson, who was, fittingly, also the first artist Russo showed at Chapter NY, currently has a solo exhibition at New York’s SculptureCenter and will open a solo show at the Kölnischer Kunstverein in Cologne, Germany, at the end of June.

This Bologna-based gallery was founded in 2010 with a focus on Conceptual and Minimalist artists, mostly from the 1960s and 1970s, whose work co-founders Alessandro Pasotti and Fabrizio Padovani felt was underappreciated.

“There are artists who have preferred to work in seclusion, far from the spotlight, or have been forced to do so because their work was not understood,” says Padovani, noting that the current environment allows for greater recontextualization of these artists’ practices.

That mission is particularly important in an era of “amnesia,” says Hans Ulrich Obrist, artistic director of London’s Serpentine Galleries. By showing pioneering artists such as Irma Blank, Paolo Icaro, and Franco Vaccari “in a sustained and profound way,” he says, the gallery achieves “what Eric Hobsbawm called ‘an urgent protest against forgetting.’”

In Art Basel in Basel’s Feature section, P420 will present Croatian artist Goran Trbuljak’s first four solo shows, which ran between 1971 to 1981. The first show had no actual work in it, with Trbuljak merely writing on the poster for the exhibition, “I don’t want to show anything new and original.”

“From the start of his career, Trbuljak has been averse to the production or even the conception of any work of art, focusing exclusively on the mechanisms of the art system, the dynamics through which an artist can gain a reputation,” says Pasotti.

The gallery is also presenting a re-enactment of Trbuljak’s 1977 show at Venice’s Galleria del Cavallino in Art Basel Unlimited, a show that investigated the power relations between artists and their galleries, as well as Turinese artist Icaro’s Foresta metallica, a large-scale installation created in 1967 in his SoHo studio and exhibited here publicly for the first time.

Located in Beijing’s 798 Art District, Magician Space was founded in 2008 by artist Qu Kejie, with Pan Baohui. The gallery fosters an intentionally intimate scale in the industrial area, and was designed by Qu himself.

“Our exhibitions remain focused on challenging the ideas of the artist and its connection with the audience,” says curatorial director Billy Tang. It was initially used it as a project space where local artists could show work at a remove from the pressures created by the country’s fast-growing commercial art market.

The gallery’s emphasis has been on China’s emerging and experimental artists, providing an early platform for newer artists such as Li Ran, Liu Yefu, and Yao Qingmei, but it also highlights figures who have contributed significantly to the historical development of contemporary art in China, such as Liu Chuang, Li Jinghu, and Liang Wei. Tang says the gallery also maintains a “commitment to introducing new critical positions to China by cultivating a dialogue with…international artists and practitioners,” such as Keren Cytter, James Richards, and Timur Si-Qin.

For its debut in Art Basel in Basel’s Statements section, Magician Space will show a new series of sculptures and paintings by the young Beijing-based artist Wang Shang, who is also a certified gemologist with a jewelry line, and who trained as a curator at Royal College of Art. His installations of stainless steel mountains and “scholar rocks” adapt the classical Chinese rock garden and warp it “from a transcendental space of meditation into a contemporary interpretation, full of contested meanings that clash together,” says Tang.

“His installation for the fair will have a quality of a landscape that can channel the flow of people walking through it,” he adds. “Imagine the installation as a setting of a post-Anthropocene landscape…we are curious about how that experience will interact with the setting of the art fair.”

Emanuel Layr, who founded his eponymous Vienna-based gallery six years ago, and has previously shown at Liste, will mark his inaugural Art Basel in Basel outing with an architectural video installation by Cécile B. Evans, a recent addition to his roster.

Titled Amos’ World, the 2017 piece imagines a television show set in a socially progressive housing estate. Amos, an architect, watches the utopian community he has designed degenerate over the course of the episodes.

“Fissures in this carefully constructed network reveal a breakdown of person-to-person and person-to-infrastructure power dynamics as the audience themselves look on from units nested within an architectural construction built to echo the one on screen,” says Layr.

The past year has been one of expansion for Layr, with artists such as Gaylen Gerber, Lena Henke, and Anna-Sophie Berger joining the program, and with the gallery opening an outpost in Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood.

Henke will participate in Art Basel Parcours, a curated selection of public artworks scattered around the small Swiss city. Her rubber and sand sculptures will be located in a garden along the Rhine, and a surrealist bronze sculpture of New York City will be at the Pfalz, a central square.

Galeria Dawid Radziszewski opened in Warsaw in 2013, but Radziszewski and the bulk of the artists he represents date from the mid-1980s; many of them are artists he’s known since they were students together. The works he shows go back even further in their references, exploring Polish art movements of the 1960s and 1970s, which has spurred further research into Polish subcultures, such as the new age movement and the Polish hippie scene, which Radziszewski says was “not as cool as the United States’s scene yet nevertheless quite exotic.” He noted many of his artists are engaged with music and sound-based events, including the Warsaw Autumn Festival. The gallery has an international scope too, having shown artists such as David Horvitz and Șerban Savu.

For its debut at an Art Basel fair, the gallery will present a performance by Joanna Piotrowska. Working in the medium for the first time (she usually hews to photography and film), Piotrowska has choreographed a piece inspired by self-defense manuals, which will be enacted by amateur performers in the fair’s Statements section.

“She translates everyday gestures and conventional movement practices, such as self-defense, into new scenarios, lending them an almost caricature-like quality,” says Radziszewski. “The resulting photography acts as a performance documentation, rather than a documentary image.”

The chance to present at Basel represents a great opportunity for his gallery, Radziszewski confirms.

“We do it for fame and money, obviously.”

For over two decades, Athens-based Kalfayan Galleries has been a pioneer of Greece’s contemporary art scene. Its roster includes artists from across Greece, the Balkans, the Middle East, and North Africa, “acting as a bridge between Eastern and Western visual culture,” says Roupen Kalfayan, who co-owns the gallery with his brother, Arsen Kalfayan.

For its first appearance at Art Basel in Basel, Kalfayan has chosen a hometown favorite, the post-war Greek artist Vlassis Caniaris (1928-2011), whose work is showing in this summer’s documenta 14 in Athens. The Basel installation will feature a selection of works, including Caniaris’s installation for the 1988 Venice Biennale, What's North, What's South? (Children and Testimony).

“As an active witness to history, Caniaris developed an artistic vocabulary that was put to the service of a committed political and social message,” says Kalfayan. “From 1959 onwards, he developed a personal idiom known as concrete realism, reminiscent of Arte Povera. His work comments on immigration, socio-political turmoil and issues of identity in a world that is in constant flux, issues that are “highly relevant to the current global situation.”

CANADA opened in New York in 2000 in the basement of a Tribeca building with the goal of supporting emerging artists and promoting the work of more established artists that gallery partners Phil Grauer, Sarah Braman, Suzanne Butler, and Wallace Whitney felt had been overlooked.

They envisioned a “weird clubhouse” populated by artists including Katherine Bernhardt, Matt Connors, Marcus Jahmal, Xylor Jane, Joanna Malinowska, and Michael Williams, all of whom will take part in CANADA’s debut presentation in Art Basel in Basel’s Galleries sector.

Grauer says that this framing helps the gallery, now based on the Lower East Side, be more “invested in art as an instrument for change” and notes that this ethos extends to the staff, nearly every member of which is a working artist themselves.

That spirit has attracted fans such as London collector Ken Rowe, who recalls first hearing about CANADA from British artists who yearned to work with the gallery. At first, he recalls thinking that it “sounded too cool for me.”

“Then I met Phil at Frieze and realized how wrong I was,” Rowe says. “Collecting art for me has always been about discovery and my most satisfying periods of collecting have involved close collaboration with galleries which have integrity and intelligence at their core. My experience with CANADA has led to one of those all-too-rare relationships."

Barely 18 months after opening its doors in January 2016, Los Angeles’s Parrasch Heijnen will make its first appearance at Art Basel with a survey exhibition of early drawings and sculptures by American artist Tony DeLap.

DeLap, an 89-year-old artist whose drawings and sculptures at Art Basel investigate “themes of perception and the nature of transformation,” was critically acclaimed in the mid-1960s and 1970s, explains co-founder Franklin Parrasch, and hails from the same generation as other prominent American minimalists like Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, and Sol LeWitt. DeLap’s early advocates included the painter Agnes Martin, who Parrasch says encouraged her own gallerists, Robert Elkon and Nicholas Wilder, to support DeLap’s career.

Heijnen is thankful for his gallery’s “tremendous opportunity” to participate in Basel, one that he says will help provide “a spotlight” for his program, which includes largely West Coast artists that he says “have only recently begun to receive the attention they are due.”

—Anna Louie Sussman

from Artsy News

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