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COLCASStER, JULY 3. The Court Martial for the trial of Lieutenant. Co - Rots* GI is, of the soth Regiment of Light Drarons, upon a charge exhihind hint by Major Atte* Cassaaow, of the fame regi ment, which commenced on Friday left, fits every day, and is not likely foon to draw to a conclufion. The Profecutor has not yet gone through his charges, nor is it expetted that he will before Saturday. The town is fr. full of military of the garrifon, and of the officers confiituting the Court, or fummoned to give stridence, that a bed is not to had for the accommo dation of a traveller. Reviews and military fpelta des take place daily. On Tuefday, the s Eall Middle fes Militia, commanded by Colonel WOOD, were reviewed by LicutenantOeneral Sir jamas CRAIG, and met his approbation, for their military appear an and fieadinefs under arms ; but by much the fineft body of men.l ever faw is the Yorkibire bri gade, commanded by Lord Sown+ as 'roe, confilt reg of three regiments of upwards of 3000 arcing, and the fineft of them, the tit Welt York, command ed by Earl FITZWIL LIA We Rated jederday, in a part of our iMpreffion, that the following 'ltieffige from his Majelly had been delivered to the Houle of Commons.—ln this how ever we Mere incorretei : we thould have Paid that Inch a morage wah under confederation of the Cabinet. MESSAGE FROM HIS MAJESTY. “I•Us MAILSTT, relying on the expairevd zeal and aff , dtion • d ColllllloflS,and-confidenng rho It may be of the ▪ ittmoft Importance to provide (or twh emurgencies at may wife, O to drams that Ala Houle will enable hint' to take aL fuch rhea .. flirts , s may be neceMuy to difappoint or defeat any enterprise 0 or dart of Pis 1100111iCS nod as the exigencies of affairs may " requite." Yetterday morning the !Loral- FAJAILY walked in New Gardens. Thurfday evening his MAJISTY, the Dukes of itust LLLLL on and Castsaums the Prima-es So !NIA and Ani ma, rode on horfeback through Ham. merfraith. Her MAJESTY and the Princefres SATS, AUGUSTA, and MALT, followed in two open carriages. Yefterday at four o'clock, the Ruffian Ambalta dor had an interview with Lord Haaaowat, at his Office. Sir Sumac Sancti gave a grand dinner on Wed udday lag, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-fquare, to two Ladies whole hufbands were killed on board his flip,. and a party of their friends. This was a tribute of fnendlhip, which was received with all the warmth Which it fo ludly deferred. DruliaxELecrioi.—TheCornmittee proceeded jefterday to examine evidence upon the charge of Treating, prefeVred by Sir Fees ci e Solitary againd Mr. MitarWrtalaik and after fitting for tome time, adjourned to this dap The landlord of an inn was ordered into the cultody of the Serjeant at Arms, for baying pretaricatted in hi, evidence. Ntw Lorrrac.—lt is laid that the firß Lottery for the fervice of the prefent year will eonGft of only 25,c000 ten pound tickets, and that the bidding will take place in all probability on Tuefday or Wed uefday next.—The Minikes plan will be found in our Parliamentary Report. Cole fchedules attached to this Bill, which is now before the Houle of t.:ommons, contain the feveral rates and prices of grain, &c. when expor tation or impartation is to be allowed. Exportation is to be permitted when wht is at or under 48s. per qua rter, rye 335. barley 28s ea . and oats 6s. If wheat is above 525. rye 345. peace and beans 345. barley 3os. oats 18s. then no export is allowed. Thus far the rehectilles have obtained the Canaion of the Corn- fed rir uld inittee. On Wednelday the a7th of June, his Majefly's Canadian Regiment, upwards of 700 ftrong, march ed fr o m Hamilton to Glafgow, under the command of that excellent and well known °Meer. Lieutenant- Colonel SHANK. This Regiment is confidered the finch that ever paraded in the Green of Glafgnw his Royal Highnci; the Commander in Chief de.erves great praife for being the means of railing this fine body of men. When their fervices are no more wonted, it will further infure to Government a loyal body of fettles in Canada, where we under itand this • Regiment, with their numerous families, are imme diately to embark for. The South Hants Agricultural Society teems to value brutal more than human excellence: it offas a premium of four guine as to the heft ploughman, and of five g ; antes to the bell cart flallinn ; of tun guineas to the bell dairy maid ; and of three guineas to the bell cow ; of one guinea to the belt theater, and of two guineas to the belt ram. • I The fplendid marquee which was made for General MAIMODT, colt io,o:o florins. It contains e;.,,hr apartments. the largeft of which can hold a table of forty covers. It is impenetrable to wind and rain. Mrs. Lowr I a's public breakfa ft yelterday, at her beautiful villa at Richmond, was attended by 150 falhionables of the place, and its vicinity. The Richmond Band, and Milanefe Minftrels, contribut ed, by their melodic', to increafe the interell of the ertertainment. The rain, however, much Jan. ped the life and gaiety cf the Teen, by deterring m..zny of the expelled peas from London. Romeo Marcir.—On Thurfday evening was de cided the long-impending Rowing Match between I Lord Baooas and Mr. J.Mosvires, when, after one of the molt obftinate and well cortelled trials, the palm was bellowed on the noble defcendant of the horife of Warwick. The River afforded one of the molt pion ure fque and beautiful (cents that the e) ettr witneffed : lovely fprightly nymphs, whofe hearts beat in unifon with the labouring oars, excited the competitors to deeds of (trends and fki ll unexampled in the annals of the rowing world— . Pairnagee num., Arm.= Dock.D3os (-vatic al Dew." Fatasor FAII—Was held yeftcrday under the ve nerable oak on the ford . Inaufpicious as the early part of the day was, a great number of 'winos attend ed, and were, as ufual, entertained with docks and peas, and beans and bacon. A number of booths were ereacd„ and the company made thernfelves com fortable,althnoghthevntnefe of the ground crass great drawback on that anal entitlements. Sonic broken down hacks fptlt th eir riders and a fcw Kent-ftreet ard Spitalfields gigs were upfet. No bones wet e broken, nor did the Lain bluA much &gibe expofure of their charms. IVAUTIC,IL INTELLICkNCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-Wind 8.11. All. OUR. Duhitn o z Ramburet Waterford z l Lithon PENZANCE, JULY 4.—Yefterday the Norway brig Two Broth€rs, of Tunfberg, Captain Jona Pair son, failed for Dram, in ballaft. Same day at fix o'clock P. M. a brig was feen in the eallern part of this Bay. fuppofed to be the GANNET (loop of war, cruizing. The Elope, of and for Portfrnouth, Pair, with coals; and the Betfey, of and from Fowey , . Jonas, with China lone, for Liverpool, put in hereyeflerday wind bound, but failed this morning for their refpeetive ports. Toaaav, Jove s.—Arrived laft eVenig after poll, from a cruize, but intends to fail again this afternoon for Weymouth, his Majefty's frigate Namsms, Clip I ;Ain Sow savlssh.=—Arrived this morning from Jer lei, which place the left yellerday, the William and Mary, &nehmen, who touched at Guernfey on his pairage, where was lying Admiral Sir Jesus Say neasz's giip, with the Kino's Ftsata brig, and Status frigate; the latter had returned'from a cruise on the coal of France; (he had reached dole in with the ih , re, and jaw the enemy hoifting their, fignals at their poft. Out gallant tars, whom nothing can refill, rowedatbore in their cutter, got on the top of 1 their bill, and in a molt daring manner brought away 1 prifoners, the Frenchmen, with their fignal, poft, and appurtenances, which they have delivered up toMa jor Saustaasz, ,at Guernfey. PLYMOUTH, half s.—Sailed for the fleet off Breit, the FOUDROYANT, cif earns, Captain-P/10hr. Rear Admiral Dow ITT, late ill Capt. on board thCVILLE DI PARIS, oft toguns, lion. Admiral CORNIII•LLIII. Came palfenger in the SPAIe . fIATE, of 84 guns ; he is gone to town, and proceedh it is faid. to take the command of the fquedron *Mend, Vice Sir S. SMITH, on (bore for the recovery of his health.— Sailed on a crui s e the tome:rates:a 14 poi, Lieu- tenant KINSMAN. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 6.—Arrived the Sve.re glen brig from a cruize, during which the picked up e 3o tubs of liquor off Portland—Alfo the ALc ussi fri gate, Capt. Semis, from Guernfey, and DILIGENCE cutter from the Downs : Sarah Ann, Captain Goon- FELLOW, from Liverpool, bound to London; the Catharine, —; and Privette, —, for London, with ordnance (torts. Yefterday came in to harbour his Majefty's (hip DIITIANCK, of 74 guns. Arrived the Ass•u LT gun brig, from a cruize. The•M•Getai •4ll4l, of 44 guns, Captain BIOUCIHSON, has made the lignal for a convoy to the Downs. The Alice), 0144 guns, Captain HassowELL. is ordered to the Downs, on a fecret expedition. The CuLLociste, Sir E. PLLLEW, and the Indiamen, are getting under weigh. DIAL, JULY 6.—Sailed Taft night the Ver Itlt cutter with a fleet of outward-bound veffels under convoy, for RA tfniieuth. Sailed la Ssiai frigate, HARPY 000 p of war, FURY bomb, BLOODHOUND, ARCHSR, and BRUISkR gun brigs, on a cruise. Came down from Sheernnl l'lstuotr•Lirs frigate, Capt. Ow IN. Arrived the Carroll. frigate, MALLARD, and MINI gun brigs, from a cruise ; and remain in the Downs with the cell of-the (hips as per Tall. Wind N. E. YARMOUTH, JULY 6.—Sailed the AMETHYST fri gate on a cruize. Yellerday evening arrived the Ross cutter, and h..s a fignal to coiled the convoy for the Baltic: alfo the MONKEY gun brig, and Rennie cutter. This morning arrived the CLYDI frigate, from a cruize off Gorse alfo the Ersatz cutter, and Cowsrser gun brig. Remain the Moe rev gun brig, MONMOUTH, AFRICAINP, CONSTANCE, and CLYDI frigates, the CONSTANT and \rearm gun brigs, the Rosy, Rsrut.sr, and Eacot cutters. Wind N. E Mitroao, JULY 3.—This day arrived his Majef ty's [hip Sea Gott., with the Hope, of Fowey, a fmnggltng lugger, having on board 7ora ankers of fi:irits, and a quantity of fait ; they ftarted her off Scilly, and after a chace which lafted two days, they took her near St. David's H ead , in a calm, with their boats.—Arrived the Ebenezer. ----,from Dram. with timber and deals for a market.—Sailed the EAGLE revenue cutter for Plymouth. Yi.fleritio the Huntingdon Militia marched from hence for Gloucefler ; and the Royal Cora% Miners marched in here as ther fucceffors. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ca AVISEND. JULY 6.—.Paffed by. the Either, Inglifh, from Trinidad; Msry, floodnch, from Virginia; Trowberg, Sander fon, from Oporto; Sally, f 4 haw, from Malaga; Logan, nal ; and Draper, MsDasuidl, from EWA ; Stieeefs, Riehardlon, (ram Liver; 001, with pries goods; London, Milk ; and Pomona, from Plymouth, with ditto; Foot Friends, Stnif, from Cork; Fricnahip, Sviiman, from Onernfey ; Two Sifters, Boyd; —.—; and Wilhcimina Catharine, White, from Norway ; Young Hendrick, li.kerts. from Gottenhurgh ; Two Brothers, ---;Two :•nters, —; and Vrow Catharine, --, from kostkiest.—S.died ilw Commete, Whitaker, for Lillson. Aaatsto—Off Dover, the Logan M'Connell; and Draper, M.Dotuld, from Belfall—At Liverpo ol, Rover, Hill, from Gal- Spedi-s-At Dublin, Mary, Paterfon; and Macke, Day, from Loodon--At Limeck, I imr.l Du can. Lots from ditto—At St. Thomas's, Canadian, 0h...b01l D ., from dit The Adventure, GALLES, from London for Jetfey, is wrecked near Aldo ney ; crew Caved. Lieutenant J. 1.. Rows is appointed to the corn mand of the Celt sot gun brig, at Yarmouth. Captain Dans is appointed to fuccred Capt. Ti eget, O'Nste. in his filiajelty's Hoop NIMROD, who gives op the command on account of his extreme ill health at lea. The Corny ATKA frigate 11 tying undergone a com plete repair, at Woilweeli, is to he put r, immediately into commiflion, and Captain MILLIS ELymitis - roter appointed to tire command. '1 he Hon. Capt. Kiso is appointed to the Amaral's, in the room of Captain Etresessross. AI •ut. 0 • t 0 LAW INTELLGENCE. COURT 01 1 RING'S MINCH, JULY 6. t.st II ,tl-11 $. OCS he had given her the .---+' difleMperi, tat that the would have been well enough, if the bad bad patience to take medicine enough... He. laid his anger was for her having reported that to the : fad:oFr PITTMAN O. LORSON. and all beer the neighbourhood. I did not hat . Mr. Gaitaciw.—This aftion is brought to r ecover thing imp ro p er from the woman at all; I iaii between so'. and 601. upon the fubjeft which I shall to fume of the &ft people in London that lam tieing Rate to you. The Plaintiff is a tingle lady, and Rif - in a creditable manner. There is not the ICA fowls ter to a perfon who has the great misfortune to be the dation for fuppofing that there Ladies conch:Red wife of the Defendant in this caufe. We were all of themfelves in an indelicate manner; if they had they us, in the courfe of yelterday, very much affefled by &add never have been fuffeted to mime with my . a fcene that was exhibited, and his Lordfhip was par- wife. I made an application' to the Defendant for Ocularly fo ; and he, with great humanity and kind- the clothes of his wife ; I told him they tbould each nets to a perfon who (offered apparently from tome of them give and take a little towards each other, for violence, inquired into the cattle of it, whether any I wanted them to come together again. He faid, it injury had been offered to the perfon whole Ridden was a very comical bufinefs ; he did not know what . exclamation alarmed us all at once in Court ? to make of it. He Paid, he code/not roams her had las Mr. Gaaaow laid, that the tnmalt Oft noticed, 'the terror the war Wore ; bat brfire would cow had, ad stole from a pato:Tim of delimit into which Mrs. he the fervant of the lemma, fhe might come 67; 1 10 tile Robfon was thrown, on obferving he r late female do- may palsy that came to her, jbould come Aro the los meßic arm-in-arm with her hulband , t he p refent de- inures bands. After I had preffed D im, as confider fendant. This aftion is brought to recover, as I told ed it to be my duty, to take his wife back, 1 did ath , you, about 601. but lam afraid I (hall not be able t i that flue might go back in that way. He was tIt0• •• , make out the plaintiff's claim, to your fatistallion, for roughly againft her corning back as a wife. more than about aol.; it is for the hoard and lodg- Dorothy Paine and Mary Earl proved, that the ing of the Defendant's wife. By the law of this land, plaintiff and her finer, the defendant's wife, conduaed as indeed reafon and jultice would require, if a hut- themlclves with; propriety, having lived with them band turn his wife nut of doors, and cans her upon for tome time. the world, by making it impoilible, from his own It appeared that the defendant's wife had been milcondud, that the Ib o uld continue with him, he is !imported by her fitter, at her lodgings, for forty bound to pay for all the provition and maintenance (even weeks, and two days.. the may receive from any humane perfon who may Mr. ~.raseirre addreffed the Jury on the part of take her under protation. The un h a ppy womana the delenelant, and laid, he was inftrufted to Rate who is the wife of the Plaintiff, was of the age of th.t the cafe had been grofsly mifreprefented by the twenty-feven when he married her; the was an hand - witnelfe; on the part of the plaintiff. that intlead of tome, accomplithed, well educated perfon, and had its being a misfortune to the wife it was a misfortune a right to expel to be treated with tendernels and for the bulband shit this marriage took area ; that affeetion ; inllead of which the was treated with the he was furrotinded by this family to his ruin; that molt infamous and fcandalons brutality. Tilts on- his wife bad teveral times eloped, and &pc away for . fortunate perfon, foon after her marriage, found her f.veial nights in places that were improper,. and health materially injured by the th eani j oei ee of he; wile' e the contraftei a complaint which the domino bulb ind. She communicated her liteation from vii nicated to him, and not he to her; that his income cattle to the defendant, who told her he w"obl now intlead of being a thoufand a year, was only procure her medical aid , and he inree ated the would hal f guinea a v'etk ; and it this cafe was proved, not impart her condition to her mother. She patiently the defendant would are entitled to a verdita. complied with his withes; but rme of her lets ants, Matilda &midge amseated dreffed in white mail perceiving the was hastening to her grave Isom lin, and with a ;all of fine French glove , , dtc.—• the effett• of &reale, gave the melancholy relation to Being ('worn, the fail--I was fervent of Mr. and the parent. On this account alone the afflailed wo- Mrs. Robfn. man was turned tart of doors. Lord Ectraananuoa—This is the farvant of a Richard Pittman (wore as follows : lam the bro. perfon who gets s nly half a guinea a week. ther of Mifs Sarah Pitman and of Mrs. Robfon. The witnefs proceeded—l was hired by Mrs. Rob- She lives now at No. 8, Charlesdlrect, Wcilmintler. fon, but I was recommended by her fi knits, rind alfo Mr. Robfon and my filler have been married two by Mifs Pittman (the Plaintiff). I went to live with years, I believe, laff March. I know of h et :l ea ving them on the 23d of September, in the year before fius her Ironic in confequence of brutal treatment, from left the houfe. They had no children ; fometimes what 1 have realon to believe. She left him on the they lived very well together; only when their friends Tuefiay, in Whitfun week, 1803. She went to my would not let them alone. I include in that number filler Sarah's houfe; I went with her and my tiller Mifs Sarah Pittman, the Plaintiff: She was always Sarah to (peak to him. I gave her a letter to him coming backwards and forwardsj and my matter did ' &ft, but not having an anfwer to it, I went with not approve of their comingbackwards and forwards. her to him on the 31 II of May, 1803. I law Mr. I cannot fay why my miltrefs at fish left the houfe. Robfon : be lived at Wellmoreland.row, Walworth. Three weeks or a fortnight before the ,9th of May. I I told him that I came home with his wife, who had reme mber Mifs Pittman taking her away. She de . been afraid to Ray in his houfe, in confer:pence of a fired her to go and fee her brother. Mr. Robfon was letter I had written to him. I have no doubt Mr: not at home then. I cannot fay where the went to. Robfon has that letter by him. She went to fee her brother and fitter, and a weawas [ The letter was not produced , and a s the Plain- that is kept by her brother. She was abfent all the tiff's Attorney had not given notice to produce it, d a y, She flept away two nights. She was With ISA nothing more could be laid of it.] Pittman. She nfed to jump at and fight my Wafter, He would not agree to her entrance. He poll• and ctiapieces out of his face. He behaved very well tively laid fo ;he threw up the fafh of the window, to her as far as 1 fan. Mils Sarah Pittman Paid the as we Rood in the garden be fore the houfe, and he c ould have a very good livelihood of it. She laid he fired a gun at me, a; a trofpaffer, as I was handing did not (late how that livelihood was to be earned. in the garden before his houfe ; I went away in a Crofs-examined by Mr. Gaititow —Q._ Matilda, few minutes afterwards, and my filler went with me, you certainly mull have had a hard time of it, child, to the houfe of a Mr. Prellon, a Gentleman who lived in your place f—A. Never you mind that. almoll oppolite, where we Raid while the had Come Mr. GARROW- - P Oll off your bonnet.—A.'l will little refrethment ; I went home to my fitter Sarah not pull off my bonnet. Pittman's, the Plaintiff's apartments; the hod main- L or d r ... t.L INSCROUGN—I (hall not order her tO tained my filler, Mrs. Robfon, ever fence that time. pull off her bonnet, if the anfwers In as to be dif. I think my filler ought to have not leis than a pound tiraffly heard, and Rand that the may be teen. a-week for the maintenance of Mrs. Robfon ; but, ac- Mr. Gastow—Stand forward, that the Jury may cording to the Defendant'. cif-cum:lances, as they fee you. • have been reprefented tome, I have reaf ot to believe Q .:.. You tiled to fee your millrefs fly at your maf. he can afford much more ; for at the time he married ter to tear pieces out of his face, I think you Laid t•-••• my fitter, I heard fo from liirofelf—" There he is : A. Yes ~ the did. I have pleafure in Ipeaking in his pretence." Mr. GARROW—I wonder be has fo much fate left. Lord ELLIIINBOROUGH.-4. Yon may have virtuous He has rather more than any other man in Coon, I caufe for your anger for aught we know, brit you are thilik. now in a Court of Jullice to give your evidence tem- , Q . ,. Are you a fervent of all-work, child?—A. I and a 1` , .;,1 of all work, and a very good place I have. petately, and not in a theatre ufed for the ex p lonon ' of human pafiloto." Q .. .. Had you fared much money before you wait The Witncf. proceeded.—" The Defendant tad to Cas place ?—.ll. me a civil quetlinn. aL. me his butinefs was very Loge ; that he had not Are thefe the cloatlis you ufually do your lets than 2caraco quarters ell gram by him—he i.. a w s r,e in I—A. They are the cloaths I work in Come warehotifeman for Coro.faators—l have heard him .„,: n „,, „h en I put them on. reprefenr, before the marriage , t hat his butitiels could (...)„, Do you alaa)s wear French gloves , child? — nut produce lets than ionfand a-year." . A. 1 always wear french gloves when I can get Mr. ERSKINt. In coaratitip a man will fay any . them. Q . „ I low many beds do you make up now?—A. thing. Just the fame number as I do now. Witnefs. I have not had an opportunity fince of . obferving what Iris bulinels ha. b e en. t 0. And arc there as many ufed?—A. Afk me a James Lane—l live at No . , 2, ‘V,..:,:)eTAIC2t, C:tt: toreilion and I a.:l give you a civil anfwer. Blackfriar's Road—l am a :harried niao, and have , Q .: What part of the houfe does your matter limp two children living with no ; I k:.nw the I'l dorsi'', in —A. He (leers nn tire Ertl floor. Sarah Pittman ; 1 remember her comic a . 11 , rne. r rild • Q..lad volt in the garret I—A. Always. bringing with her her lister, Mors. R.,11/1. Il e at hvc I (1. V•u alv.arys fleep in the garret?—A. Yes. o'clock in the atter' ))))) n, on the 3i ii esi May. Mff Do you mean to fwear that ? Do you means I (:',: to twear that you always Ceep in the garret of your Pittman at that time, and tome time belote, lodged in my houfe, two months I be li e ve. Mrs. Roletim !mallet's honk ?—I deep in the houfc. continued with the Plaintiff, her tiller, to the 2 7111 of ' Q... What part of die houfe do you fleep"in, epos Augull, to the bell of my kcouledge. She was en- your oath ? tertained and maintained by her furies tegularly drir. A few kennels elapfed.—No anfwer. ing that time; the was taper:red aoh every thing ne- I Lord Etta a asatoucu.—She has anfwered the celfary, according to her litter's means and titration ciii.iti,'n —Her filence anfwer it. I can only fay this in lite. I know the Defend rut (a"Giati , "n r 9 bi"S;" 1 :ours• I, —I am vet y glad !be did nut give the anfwer that perhaps have been caperfted, for I had made I was prefentWll2l4 All apprication was made to Lull 1 ifi ; g l,, mind, it the matter went much ratifier, to have refpe4ting his wife, the sth of June lea was a twelve- 1 up my lent leer to Ness gate if the parties would under Ake to m onth. The Defendant tent t. r an wi l e , and the was prnfecate her fur perjury. Gentlemen et the JUT,' it not at home. She came ire lice minutes with her filler. ,appears that the Defendant's wife was dr ;yen s art of I told her of tire mefiage. ar.d the desired me to g o Tins . her litilt rnd's h .4e—tire precise manic/a v t o rn, or And fee who it was that wanted l a ( p eak to her. brought me into the company ot the I: e t e o a .1. I how, we do not lee from the evidence ; hut if the be w anted to pacify men ass_a wife. I went to the D c- driven out the mutt be fupparted. 1 lictridaist's tendant noyfell, anti art his a ife—t Id him his wise coadsiet is :nett barbarous. He f.s s, if be law her a i'dsed me to tee what hr wanted. He was then .t the treat liinnac would drag her by theloor td ICr head, Carpenter's Arms. He a tilled to ,have the ma. set 'ri fled it he could. I told 1 i,n , 1 he had any thing t.. cs n ,_ 'i tsr air and Lave onlY hie era ugh in het to ( ewe fr i, ose 0 . ic cafe i• with you.; and ; 1...yc no doubt yap municate to his wile 1 U(1,1.; 0.1 it. th e f A jo. I j,, n t n t a fun • 11111 t uft c: 11:. k no w w h a t to conoatinic o 2 to '- 'al. a 1" I; ' l':' . /am quit mad 7/.1:i; is , her by ibt hair of he, alive, 1. fine niy WWI p tfli M refpc •s .g art fume lea:. et ,• • g . . I • IT ft. $ ,I .I e. Cat Dttr ‘;',l 4DC get 4 -A. 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