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I' b I - of their thin while viewing the collection. 41' • " PUBLIC SALE& r The foropesis Moist j or, Mid aid it Proactive* in Si,, Oases, holy, ONWlsir. 4c. By au Asso- , elation 'of their Literary Mesa—No. I. Thli - -ererk, of which there are to be published lag- Italian, and. German editions, may boast 41104 160 of counintters with • some deg ree of pride, Etait-Onbraeitsonse. of the first names which the can beast, in the different departments of science sot among wheal we notice the following I E4 Kilt contribetors. Flarnian, the sculptor ; ir• the painter; Mr. Howard, Secretary to the Roped Acadensf ; Nista°, the, engineer; and Henry Node, (for poetical translation). Among the French, Bunt,' (Pest of Frances and - tenger. ( for F re nch song); Ar nault;'of the Institute, (French costume) ; Champollioo rof she Institute, Egyp!ian hieroglyphist ; Depin e e l the Academy of -- Seeeneo; Denon (Berm) of the Academy of Fine Arts. Need we add any more to satisfy es:Residers that here they will find « Mimi and its Pram: dm" treated of in a manner calculated not weedy to amuse (which, however, it does most win slee)), but to inform and instruct in every department. • same of Mr. S con appears u English Editor, sad that of Mr. Walker as the general Literary teeter of the work. This Number contains Original Papers on the follow 1a f anbjectss--Present state of French Historical Lite. /awe; the India Censor; German Literature; Coe sespoudeoce will my Descendants ; British Politic! ; Pine Arts in Frithce ; Commercial Resources of Glut Beitabi; Amiricen Character; the different Systems of Anima Egyptian W• • ; the Royal Academy ; the Reeduties titßegband ; d Byron ; Outlines of a Natural System of Universal Science.—Analysis of New Books—Sketches from Periodicals ; and Literary News. It is besides embellished with two excellent outlines, draws by Mr. Frank Howard, and engraved by Mr. Mows; the one Fluman's Pastoral Apollo, tint other Chantry's Watt-- - statues whichieed no eulogy from us. k is bat justice to say we have beea so highly grati fied in penning this first Number, that we shall be on wateli *) get en early sight of those that are to W4 . llr t s,A Ille r ivork•is to appear Monthly. lairessidia of the Dulwich Picture Gallery. limo. :wavy • pp. 102. *me who have not seen this Gallery, which contains more than 850 pictures by the first Masters, ought to vide* In soon a they possibly can, if possessed of minds eepillie of feeding on the excellencies of art ; and those 'At& initit it. ought to take this little volume along with then, which will enable them to make the most - ,Mr. ROBINS, of Warwick Bosse, Regent-sweet. Yost Seeteo—The sepeited Maw of Knightwich and Mar dini! Brompard, Wercestershire, comprising Mamelso.lueows as" , Moose, various detached Minn's, garden', an. din* enisispei of woad, arable, and pasture land; Westwood Para adjoining the estate, andoendry cottages and tenements, in tim*/ is the whole 485 a. 2 r. 111) p. freehold ; and land-tax ,d3l es. per temnia; dasher to be taken at a valuadon—Sold_for_4ll3,6so. mesesiesealtevveri rsemegbitdseas, bop reevel.-41=11m. diataivism and psi.., bares. webby, orchard, • emus% imd verbal laclmam of arable land, hs the whale tali Is. IM les‘tat, £lO 15. at. per amen-- ,550. nezt*Preseatadem—ahe ant Preaststiess to. Ilk Rectory el Panora. Weememeshire ; the &Meade adaildas las isms, de. music sot., farms-yard. TS tares of Oelmt W. ad diarist and *hes of 950 acres ; estiasited s Wei t5OO pee lead* Ad las. present 'seemliest *red atm-three— _ . . =5111;951111= MO sale of the late Profesear Mamas's library, at tisikilistl" after continuing .about four weeks, closed owateemlog last. The amount of the sale is 131,00 D ii*lllooeteisialy a very lase mm, which mustg a l, liare:Meessild the 491.1111thttOss of the family. a 'sat pert ofibis.oalebrated collection is purchased lostign collo:airs sad booksellers, chiefly English. we have Abe p 11411111•1111 say that a considerable part. both friths books amismehosctipts, has been purchased. by.the Royal Libory at the Hague, the Institute at Asssiasedam, and, other public imsitutions. All these warksi amen which are several very rare and valuable, vvillatifannhie, remain in the kingdom. Among private ;aikidos& stir countrymen, who have purchased, we , aserardeatims Baron Volt Viliftallatill, and VAN MIA 7141111111111 k nephew of Professor Munmas...—Deick Paper. AIM last number of Biathroorri Magazine contains sucatcosat of a Gentleman's visit to Lind Sysim while Lis Lordship resided in Genoa, aad in the peeress of thoosounation, the article says.!r Cobbett's niammeat imeadread, and the aristocratic Poet's observatiei'maa taeilalikhig to be forgotten—' I should eat liht Colsbaftrosiding at a retolutioaart green table, Wok bienismised by him; for if he was wpm tea to=ot:shoeld answer nine satisfactoraY,= sr; math, for that tenth be would said mem the knievoin Isiginsiostbs before HOGAWIII was seized with she. Ldp wilds deprived maker does of he brightest ertatasso, ligirststdisa pry the work he hai eatided the i:. 1 316 40 miam bies ig ti this Own* sak4 to have hems ° u nit HeS c arthl iat Z ba✓" VAN the car (r-W one of bit r it i= s wlll'intaished, far there be an sad t o . _err be asiwenid illegestb. si semi; it else the better: INSOLYZNT DABTORS) coFar, J'ULY L. ' • %`‘... ' it 'pt ? for. o ti a James Sisttkwas y r. Lie= or Jobs Lubboeirsiiiii" l iad flegil* Fry and Chapman; sad by Mn ' - *or a eteditte named Page. The ens* stood tierVOnilbesamiet of Mirth last, in tessiqemee of the resolvent bating described himself it his petitioti by one Haw baly, whereas it ap *mho bad passed at drat placer by the watieni Wines ofßrown,lfitie, Greek, /aft, Young, and a l akuirst and the Mt rewires a petkiowir to describe himself by every , Mime by which be' was called or known. Tbe Court, e, ordered that he should insert a full description ofigasselfin the Casette, which heists done, be was now brought np for final - hearing. The insolvent, who had bees formerly a soap-manu facturer in John-street, Clerkeewell, stated that he Owed the house of Lubbock and Company, 1,1001. for Why -which they discounted for him during and sub sequently to the year 1819. Himself was the' drawer of these bills, aid they were accepted by various persons, some for goods sold, and some for his accommodation. Several of them were accepted by a man of the name of Lando% who was an oilman in the Commercial-road. Laagdos bad been a private in the 18th Light Drab Oars sad purchased his discharge at his suggestion. Wass these bills were dimmisted, he was nbt in solvent eircamemices. On his examination in explanation, he slid due he Opened as, account with Messrs. Fry at their solicitation , and th ey agreed to discount any bills be might take. Upon opening the account, be lodged bills to the amount of 1,9001. with them, and they laver, except in one instance, inquired about . the ac ceptors, btu took the bills on his own responsibility. His tramactions - with them were very egcsiderable. and those with Lubbock and Company excelled lO,OOOl. The opposition of Mr. Page was founded upon the insolvents having taken defence to an action upon a bill for 501. but it did not appear to have been a vexa tious defence. , The Coyne having beard Counsel on each side, ob. agreed, that there was no evidence before them to shevt thittbe insolventhad ever represented that the bills had been given to bias for bona fide consideration, or to tontradict him when he stated that his opposing credi ten aired to discount whatever bills he might take, and did so on his own responsibility. This statement, if untrue, easily admitted of proof to the contrary ; and in the absence of such proof, the Court were bound to believe him, and therefore de clared him to bedimberged. Josses Innis was opposed by Mrs. Gibson , in person, .for a debt of 591. principal and interest, due for lodging. 'lt appeared from the testimony of Mrs. Gibson and her daughter, that the insolvent, who is a &otchman, re presented himself to be the nephew of Mr. Innis, of street-buildings, who, he said, would pay all his eapsolas, and from whom he was in the habit of te- SOL without ever being asked what be did with it; bath turned oat that he was not at all related to 'Mr. lades family. In the month of March last, the insolvint was arrested for W. and upon his assuring Mrs. Gibson, that his uncle would enable him to rep bar abeam evening, she borrowed the money for • and was afterwards seed for it; and bat for the kb* mess of Mr. Innis, who paid it, her furniture would bite been sold for the debt and costs. The insolvent admitted these facts, except his havis% represented himself to be the nephew of Mr. bumf; which - • said - bad experienced the Apden had him with a degree bad shewn himself to be vmdftweits. Under all the circumstances of his case, the Court.ouOt they were pacing too lenient a judgment upon him, when they ordered him to be remanded within the walls fbr eight calendar months. WESTMINSTER - SEatiIANS, JULY 9. Hairy Lowe, the young man who was examined twice at Marlborough-street Office, on charges of fraud, under the representation of his being allied to families of dis tinction, and holding a commission in the Liman, and who being subsequently discovered to be a deserter, was by the Magistrate handed over to be dealt with at mill tart law, was this day brought up for trial, on an in dictment Barging him with fraud. Mr. Allen, the Clerk of the Arraigns, read the indict; mast, to which the prisoner pleaded:lV/#BOO,, and th e trial was postponed for a fortnight, to give the poisoner time to prepare his defence. Thaw Weptiovik,' a well-known character,, was in dicted. for stealing a handkerchief from the. persoi of Cason Boyle, near the door of the Secretaryof State's 0 On being asked if be bad any witnesses to call ? be d they could not attend.' Sir RICUARD who sat on the Bench, very signiimotly said to the-ac coded," Pris Oner, will you all noir he replied, " No, I ihrOnk you I don't bow you telbosaaa—A I bow You Prifoner—u' it" Laugh ter Primer-1 s . The Cesium k SO every sect or pertr in the assishlp ;; b sthe- sew rei hie ellnce, be acting more aiq; winch inculcated 1K press for further 'The prosecutor said he did not wish to punish the pri soner, but to prevent others from acting as he bad done. The CHAIIRMAN ordered the prisoner to enter into a, recognizance in the sum of 101. to appear when called upon to receive the judgment of the Court ; and said, if be repeated the offence his punishment would be severe. About seventy prisoners, against whom no bills bad been found, and *hose term of imprisonment had ex pired, were discharged by proclamation, and the Ses sion ended. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. -,-..-. MANSION-HOUSE. Two women of the town were yesterday charged with Lavinia.. tempted to rob a city merchant, on Thursday night, as he was going slang Corobill, in a state of inebrlatioo, having £4,000 in bills in his pocket. The f3endernan was pitied down, and the prisoners were observed in the am of fired/ their hands into his pockets.— The merchant did not make Ms appeoresice, and the Loan MAYOII I sent a messenger requesting his atteadease. He declined to attend, not wishing, from motives of delleaey, to appear in an affair of such a nature.—The Loan Maros remanded the prisoners, and said, if ithe merchant bad lost Irk property, he probably would have in veighed loudly against the police for their negligence. Another talk mutation will take place, when the LOAD MAYOR directed that the merchant should be in attendanae,to prosecute. BOW-STREET. • Thursday twee* hie, as the Magistrate was about to leave the bench, a welldrsersid man of rather a gentlemanly address, who stared Ms time to be EdsOarsi Wardle, was brought up in the cus tody of Bondychareed_with coitunitting a most desperate assault• Upon Mr. Wallas Suids, a tailor in Henrietta-street, Covent-pr in. Mr. Sands appeared with his head bandaged; but a profusion Of liked still abort his face and. adhering to his hair, and he was so were as to be unable to stand while giving hii evidence. It ap peared from his statement, that Mr. Wardle, who is at present injourning at the Shakapeare Tavern, in Russell-street. Covent-pr den, ordered a coat of Mr. Sands, and was most particular in his direcdons as to the manner hi which it was to be made. The fashion was most peculiar, and great care was taken by Mr. Sands that the rment should approach as nearly to perfection as possible. Mr. Sends himself took home the coat when completed, and it was d on; bin Mr. Wardle was not satisfied—it did not sit well, the Cellar was not die thing, and it was, be declared, altogether a poor R4 ree ra. Mr . Sande sold he would a lter it, and took it back for that ; and Thursday evening he went again to the Shasposre it; He (quid the defendant in a dining-room, and requested be wooddlella be pleased to fit on the coat. He said that he leas len k aiilidwet do, and walked up stairs to Ms bed.roorn.— Mr. Sande bibles* tapping that he would at bast give the w isest a trial tveß his back. Mr. Wardle mitered his mow how , pier;observlng aat be was sure the cost would not do, awl he would not have it it all. Mi. Sands obseried that it was not be having like a Gattleman to a tradesman, to threw an article arta' Ms hands without a fair trial, upon hich Mr. Wardle became angry. and threatened to kick the complainant down stairs. He tar, turned to the dining-room, followed by Mr. Sands, and a Gentle man present observed that he would not have any garment thaidid not It him. Mr. Sands said the coat had been altered, and told Mr. Wardle that If he did not take it, he was a 44 mean bewbeir Mr. Wardle upon thin took np a poker and bit Mr. Sends a are.: meadow blow on the head. Bead the dicer was called la. and the defendant was given in charge. IhMsswer to the case, the defendant said, he bad no other de fame a eihr abob the provocation conveyed in the language used by Mr. Sands, which was most grossly insulting. Mr. Mu.' said, that no language could justify such an assault as this, and after some conversation, be committed the defendant amil yesterday evening, when he was again brought up, Wi li am tedlowbig certificate produced :---Al I hereby certify, that Sands hay received a wound of the head, about two inches in length, .... prisoner's . is ones employed for three days together, al a carpenter, ilr. Vies said, he thought it his duty to pay all the attend= in his pewee le 1 rost t he disebid d r ig e Ms. B ernet, lualb"" the respe;t u be had t touch for the limn.. Be accordingly tool s Mrs. Barnet to me th e Oilasese, and vision ether curiosities that weft cardag Slant die d 5.40 . 1. ski which they retired to a sworn, where th ey elethselites. and drank pretty freely, bat were by no to inlelh. mid. Mrs. Barnet then said, that as he was rather a stronger the way to his owe ledigint was rather intricate, she c aceessmidate him *lda -a bed, aid would be a sort of to her. as Or, Barnet was frossremse. MA L* to take Cu. as possible of the pdsener until her husband's return, he sta eepeed the hivitation, and went lonic with Mrs. Barnet; sud. lasoll soiromed, he went to bed, his watch, now produced. thee sods; het whn be got up in the morning, it was gone, Bonet said she knew nothing about it; but, as there was up one ne to take it, .be informed a conitable ofials loss, who bails rearcilied the room, found the watch concealed behind One chi* ip a cupboard.. • I "So, then," said Mr. Comas,. the Magistrate." you west. lifiiiie slept_ wide your friend's wife in his absence r , r • 8i I did, you Worsh4," said Mr. White, IS because I bare , . test esteem for Mr. - rocs." . " Upon my word," sod ' Mr. COuNT,“ that iiiaiker wont.' "" mode of neiving your esteem for a nian...to_go _lanai and deep with his wife is his abience."—" Oh, your Worship, you tuissm , derstand me," relined Ur. White ; " I only 'lesions same roan with her; but I had no more intentions. nag V OP Isere my own wife.". errr, set .. • 1 1 " Than your own wife?" said Ns. Comm G; u wigorow may beds were in the room?" Only one; your if ' • " Then an she nesse hate alyi. in. the same whatrase l y • oer wifer--;c lj opire youi Wate*."4Blo , WPArifit " orabit il that I r hanseent of anything oftketagrt oaths , if - atialgae ;- - , bor t - 4111. ... :. big:, patrol imewded, I I l fallow, tbd see yon doer bask bet" His Irak bowleg the observation" melled out, " sway, go away," amionleg the petrol. me patina. however. as d iesing this nth moden, seek witness into eistody, sad is despite ot the Lady's en treethis,iMaggill him aedg the road by dee of his coat, till l they reached the watcb.lioume,ftnin •enm he was belied by Mr. of /111110 1 1's Motel. Oxibrd4treet. • Mr. Gantedies expreemed his sarpries that my dicer 'odd lave so mdeseredliatiklinesit.. Thorniest was assist eteedilins sad kr eleeliteiker riot should be mormd.-411s The* hi the c am kii immties of ptddeft s 11 1110 10 00 = A finale, dressod, nibs pear. lise Sum Adm. erm ea III& tdly imedised ma a darer of har. lag Iloilo a pair el di! steekingraid de rum of Amid, the pro perty of Ms libeektel, of 155, Ilettisimatourt-reed. The prisoner attempted so distame = she stated herself to be a widow, sad diet she hadvesideet with her three children belonging to a Gesdemen who was In India. She lived at Globe-street, Comded.taint, and what she bad taken was with theview of amus ing the ehibkera. Roman, or ens &owe Met. Wm. Hosamsem.—doine short time back a esmeMerehle quantity of wool was dohs from a barn m sisal estate of the Right Heet. its& Hakim& nor Chichester, in &ri ses A man aimed Masa Raps,n, whe was me fit the party concerned lii this robbery, but who had absconded, was yesterday brought to the office In custody of )mss, whotook ides acids 'edg ier is the City-road, in easseiseace of private inierreatien he bad received. A private in the Ttb Maseers, who knew the prisoner's pones, attended, and swore toles being the party accused, cad he was in consegeasee ordered to be edam dews to Chichester, to take MS trial at the ensuing Amiss tardiresesty. The place of the prisoner's cainnalasitt 11,11, thus discovend : His deter was the sweetheart of the dhow, sod id Hadar having been ordered to town, called of mane to wells dame. From her the minestioa of her brother was amersdned. AV was working as a sawyer at Flckfords' Wharf, and wet taken in bed, at de o'clock in the morning. OEMIMOMM111111•1111111 BOARD OF 'EXCISE. Yesterday, Henri Levi, a respectable grocer and tea dealer of puke's-place, was prosecuted for having ma his premises a great quantity of adulterated pepper. Mr. SHEPPARD conducted the prosecution, and west for the full penalty (1001.), not because the offence was a mere violation of of the Excite Laws, but because it ' was calculated to do serious injury to the public health. The Court considered the offence a most flagrant one, and most fully proved. The most dangerous conse quences might result from it to the Public, and there fore they thought it necessary to give judgment gene rally for the whole penalty. SKIPPER, THZ PRDESTRIAN.—The Bristol ilfcrestry, speaking of this individual, says " We regret to mewl soother is stance of the debasement of humanity at the suggestion of mere lucre. The polo:rim kipper, while in the' performance of his stupendous sodereakiag,tetWeen Bath and Bristol, waken Friday margin last melt belitally attached by a seeendrel, who will not escapeesgewire and pealahmont, sssil who, feariig die Was of his usewey (beebg betted against the pedestrian, whose success appeared certain) hatted such injury as stet presented tardier cf. fort on the part of Skipper, but width must leave all wagers veld. Orates HuuTtwo.—Mr. Clay, in the course of a speech on the Tariff Bill, thus alluded to the great wantof employment, and the eager pursuit after public stations: NAM satin employmests of society—the learned professions— cewiessrm—vgriniture. are now overflowing. We stead io each ether's way. Hasse she want of eismisyment. Hence the eager permit after ride stake, which I have before glanced as. have been again shocks* dosing this Seselee, by instances of soli cited& for pleese,befeee she eleileleealisted. The pulse of in. warleaaak who bappda to be' mita 111, is not marked, with more anulety by the asteodieg playsielaus, than by those who desire to seamed them, though with very opposite feelings. Our old frieud, the fakhfad sentinel, who has stood so long at oar door, and the gai. lantry of whose patriotism deserves to be noticed, because it was displayed when that virtue was most rare and most wanted, on a memorable °coulee, in this, unfortunate city, became indisposed some weeks ago. • Thelirst iumlligeoce which I bed of his lan germs illness, was by an application for his usvaeated place. I hastened 'Tv and was mi that _ .assal6llDAY. trinsimossi t Hap St Ss to 41 lOs 04 Clover 61 Os to 21 os 04 Ilmrsv 21 6. to 21 101 04 C OF CANDLE—dos Team %wp' R e a. per dos. Is 24)4.1 4)4l ; 4lLlfrez allowed for ready MONT. . . p.' ill roogb .:••••••• .. —B od Tensor amp •.. 708 od Curd _ 1•111 US . y r - zerwrogit. Butte, 50 to 561bs each - " " 1214 4* to Ud per lb -Ditto, 66 to filbe eadi ... i ... ....i 1 . .113 d ti 444 Westing libelee • :J....1A*10e •Ihd • Fise•Coach nide, ••••,••••.,1.•••410‘.1, 1$ • , crop Wes, 35 to 401bs for nitting. t . T .... :tit Thtfo 45 to 5061 i i _ Cilfl3kins, 56 to 40i be . e I .. ... •111•• • tip ' -. Mi. So to 701be.......;....1.46........ftt to ltd Ditto 70 to 1101ba.......i....a.e:.-1111diti lid Snail Seals (Greenland)•• • Large ditto Tanned Hone Hides - ' '"---..411de5....... 8 Ilif Ili 1E RAW 1 'Rest Heifers and- Steers (pee I ' dune) as Ad tom 11,144uqp . ti4o4. tS 3a thl Brirmer to as 04 /halm Colt: os od Obs•Patiel "11.*Q. ed . • , t 1101111.1111.111.111."11.1111.111.111.1".11111111.11111mmil. 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OMR • . , 1: 1 2 14 .4 a a ISOM tOpter • mkt Illoornit, es tottooklit ' 41 4111110 r 111111 " 4 " lab, Mt pisolliposi darbilifib. amemilm as' ' Sttesscarirbl."... Il im OSEW : 11 1 /4 1 ; . all ow. It* awn trat Omer IttlietiOsiont *WM MIA i' i , Ths misted Manor of Therpland Hall, near Fakes:ham, Nor- w ic fi h he denied ; but said he bad experienced the i - orttiaikTilisro:ri - as — soZr — sto, - ;;;;;;Ta - coac - -- ;;;;;;Orti; 1, 4 - 7 21 . ,:d7 0 - 22 , 1 ure -- m - y l eei - oi r tGrsip;t4iLiausiiir - .1 - 14 - 14 - iis - appi f°ll 2 l l : ludin t_- il O d f nce • !sl im ' dd" 11 " buildin g'. taral '" ulle ' 'realest kindness from him. He bad, he said,. tbe pro. bran, which prevents me from sayiog at,present thst he is out of to and that the eagerness of 'occasion outstripped the peeress of Pt mad /Mk 114. of arable, pasture, plaistillon, and wood 6P ____ _ hind, of Wales cos ,. Se. bp. ere . sobjsot to Ines MIMS mite 01 a situation in Jamaica, bet all his Morocco in da r t a' s i meadmet, Jul 9. " JOHN COLE, SUrgeon. w ennee ,"—Aneek,u, arp en • - - - and addiary4 IMAM= 44? lir. • and qpitiwits at UM ad. life were blamed by the conduct *Mrs. Gibson mid der i nie.priamast was y IT mnanded for sank. NEWGAIT AMP LEADENHALL MAIM irr S. July 9. ai ll' a ti l illi , • V ie t llll4l . 4r * - 1 .. 1 : 41,1114 * .eg i s "da Ildr kW friends, wike:baeiNg first led NM into eittaseSnce, 2s ed to Ss ed Veal .....,... Ss Od tO 44 44 MARLDOEOUGHATREET.:.,Iv • m iktf ,od to es o n Pork - .* . - • - aboi " ' then Pia Ishsisla Pc l o o , *Ad , weal te all his • Walk 04 • AriMnawdes. a-/M444PWO weinnall *rats . Par: win ettc " " ------ . I Lam b - Ss Od to 4s 84 - - ".od. ter =Mi. .wbonnsbarealsniebtamilsit ebaraeter... - .C:::, i..-..11.111n, *ki t op,ft,nnt waiting a metal , . aatllembs • •_--A IR • _ odds a dime 7 okloaner goilliugij Jame . 1 4 : _Pgigsm_____MosbaggeW iNtigge jftsbigegg AMAIN. *honk Ms el Etr. Abram ta. r 4 kke PUT - mcwow HOPS. oregripme end 0111.0. 0/ 0. of treble, pesters: orchard. awl aaPPaa 1 • *.' ialwittwor be 0-. • •'. , .., tali older thin the prisoner. NM !OVUM. MEW MOS. stood - dal ha •otteaslon to Mite to town K en t 130, t o 162 1 K ent Isla s _ 1 . 4 .,..2 1 1 14 " . . u . i ..... 6 ± 4 411de fretalli4 eie v. ted i iii i W i i a i l ratimism _ 9 2 " 4 / 1 - SEPAilligra orSll,O the lie -' ' .• • : '.. "• : .. ' . gag; a meek ago, on basis:ea t be ta s k the opponnOkY 0 4;4in Sussex ...... • 20s S ...... • 19°1 So 1931 1 to. 150 s _ussex '''''!, : • "`7 •l "'""'"'";,, 7 IF. E. —77 7: - . - .3.. ,q-.-- --- - thipelliplhetrthil aboblam doubt be bad been guilty, 1111. [di respects to the prisoner and her-hosband,who are his oldest and K eane alle,111111.• 12114 to 1401 Essex ' nes to 140 s 9/910814+-111881491 - GM* Tan4 . idtsairSlietk Preceßeg, sbleli of Stiogopft to east aspersions poi dune who beet Mends an d acioa t ot a n c o o, o f 22 year „ tan di ng . Mr. Barnet, Farnham. lOl atois o. ~ with 6.1048.8; Cletabig.e.via reenWilliteligth9Oulde l ?"!**' had treated him with a degree of kindness of which be dee prisoner's husband, baring occasion to go to Strator, where he is awe ismilowid for three days to/rather_ la a osesester. Mr. White • PRICRIer HAY Aiii STRAW TReERDAY. Canino.; Wlftsw-Y been mast, ...tbat 9/4/ 1 lawfully bled , UMW WU . Rev. which' street. CauenAnii." Blll4 i - .... _ 1 irki r a r k wiptio. ' * Idea l 1 ( 1 1411111.6-461111' 11 ..,_.. _ _ . . e very well." Prisoner- 0 a tam sorry * it%i9gletst. " th at lam Id hottest of old* 41, 041.1 af4•4 1 •94 1 104, letballi• ', ;.: : 4O j,, MAR lIKTP Oki SO« , . r 1 I A ---Tbe prisoner was found Gat". 1 ie* fates oplocatiaNa oil i aria at 1 0 6 9 1, la i pal aaan Isa• - • • . Maps at Mlaiso4• .. MP 64* ... ... t .‘,:: .: :IPIIN• soot it dioperiod Mn. Whito-owRIN . k insiesolsopole bisehp. 414 Ntwessie - it 7 • :fp ! Ail. tir ROL RC TIM CHAIRMAN said he web an ad offender ; he had bond too Hon bonus, vow to Pop*, attar bite at he in gundedand - is# .. Raw OCR! 41%. 01. en repeatedly in :gaol for differeat armee, sad be aist MINN: , • • ' Sams!, !rota 1 4 44191 1 4 6 0 was - **Pa to this nit leave the country.-The sentepee of the Court was -' s 'j I" =rut to MP!! vt*ltan 1411 was 400 ?'''' A C OU R SE zostenhi s O f . c I . C . ItAli t ilri t 4 0 / 6 ( * • A. • . a Mr: 1 1 10:1 : - Oh! wai ; Ram trills; pa revised tie Mk. oitaelt . Z.Z . ai that be should be. transported for seerts. ebtufto u 1 . 4 1•• was ratbabst. 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