Star. — London, England, 1820-12-30 00:00:00

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'Ali: '' ► * . de4Tett pack his Only* wi th care, *4114 Sore, among ' • • ifehlo - * -1 ' ' -" : '• • ' 4 laiialeaaaTte: ' a al"' ' • - 7M111114;11"11WOIS eilla citso.ll6lket A.'• .- • • 1110111114 - • , • .. A , ~ • :• • , odor Inca- : i t este • Ot pow ea,,asidatio• Fos to be intimgfated .. s 1 ..lefendeelfelOWOO snits& Man tae ," ' • .:.' . - su m a s ,• ' I s :. -. . .. - . .. iiidillt-thitaPe Wl.* I waa Tee% Des. tesiaz: - . _ t9 ally. lin a=k4 yl4 aildi - •••% • v UFIJog :FOR TEM. A U . MILAN, ' ''.... oe tt i o c s,. ~, :' jor ',: s .j !• - •'ir: l • t, •4 ie 7 , , - - - I -:. . • •o l iwe publitity b • thretts. 'The People. ....., ~ ~ . . other indispessabies,- to takedown at least his shirts; ' a. *form uf which he might put on often every morose& the • tosses • they.wishedler ritik.aellatotisortzrd. r i ergirs, hbett wei T e , imint" weelf be hoss Na e peet: ion tel d .t , o wa retit s . a blas in y ou a h u is rin fi g ait. thi! • "h co e rtai4 l3er • •, j et* ~4 . .. , far there rorelogistreen, .. , _ , .obiloose and le um- , .. the their just, rationalT,inif, am.ststutt pets, lecture with Cob., and Lyttleton, end Blackstone, .•, • ' _,,_' ",,,___ L _,` '-'• l ' ir i . , - a i.,.... • , : .61rahtmet can* ' to. " : thellowirtraso=er•Ufttildtesenbiefn WI". alf4lasai,, • heard Merely the close of the ' exhortation. eauehing Reasistions alelts pit . carried unaninontHe the clean shirt for every mrstning, and cheerfully • , Mr. Jkosscor nadved the next Resolution. ne anatierec -fie affirmative. The week was soon Yesterday taw vastowgn.,.. we.____-°""7,...,,," ' i - on . which the Addresii was .foundath • They bad • .• - -; - i : - - •, • -, • - said,_ . that Ministers - had drone , ~. ~. mit to oppose., . sF a i sopast Serjeant, contrary to his ordinary prac- appointed I'll the Gene r al "eittattet`e'.l:-o-twi wig - esseanbles‘ ho said, `todiscost the propriety of pre. of the HouseleSs Poor, waited : opts Ullgrig".' . smiting a• loyal and dutiful. Addiess codicil., Save - me wishes of the PeOplai the *liOlir country calico nce ,-.. w e e ., • Ministers end the House of Commons • ofthe London Workhouse, for die asetpose amok's,. . and. in . in doost.t.o .rescue t h emse l v e s f r om for - Refo rmthat, , , ".:' On reaching home, his wile unpacked hit observed to be particularly smart and 0 propositions to thern,from which rut acbeantage,when, behold, not a shirt was to be seen . the unjustifiable otipersions which Deere indirectly resisted call; be...hoped,. _theicirld. y et .. y_ield to war -•'" I expected to the destitute during this wider.; . '• • cast yeas t h e i n i n t h e • m oc k uttrfrloyal Address; -the voice of the sf_ation.. ema,vara.„ iftros . „ ; ,an..lae. ear" -.Si •mg even that imagination might torture into ' • Amongst the governors whe attended et theWor wh i ch i - l a b ee n c l an de s tinely got up, -.and which vote riedby, mote violent iraliS. ~„.,-,..e.d ~. the appearance of one. The lawyer was examined, 1 0 • i house to receive the proposition of the Der i t etema tended to be palmed upon the Sovereign as' an Ad- This Resolution hewn .., also a , to, ._ , cross- trammed, loes/ioned,. and cross-questioned, i from.the Committee of the Homeless Poor, were- nos .e: ing the sentiments of their large and An Ail4reas tea the King Was.ptos. VA rt.trieta *lid still . persisted in his original declaration, that he • The LORD Mayon, who took the-Chair, Mr..._ Alder . pulous perish. • Th e persons Who!) had got up thatAr•Mr. BHARP next Jose, and said, that some persons had faithfully discharged his promise to iris rib; by DM WOOD MnWRIORT, Mr. DOLLY, oar. -17 /address were 'evidently • actuated by i desire tiadeo I)avingagreedito an 4aldress, which. :they very am- putting So a clean shirt every morning. With some mid Mr.-Pea% siot. Among the Deputation were .. c the liottereign, and to disguise the state of, PreiterlT called as liadtees.from. the Parish a St- difficulty the pliitnornenon was at last explain', t • beaus and Mr._ H.toa.- • . Testay, to p ' affairs. These hoverer, were pat times to ,Leonal e s,,S wed ,horedite,r; it was right . fo r ; or_tinliabit- when it was discovered that the • • apt, in . defiance ,of all legal and . habitual precede ad certaan pu - Mr. Mos stated, . tat heweited upott•the Geyer- tr i • ; such was the ' alarmiog ceaolicirso to which a ants t , le , as.. ; ttat . Al i • - , i tht b • • • -- • • ftake if "ors in the the Ciesteoll .Cetounitelle,- Lon-' masked naallat' unseat. On a shirt every -day , but had ttea to o • • , . ,I , quest thatlon urte of wicked and unconstitutionarmeasures 'to in the mot . . or . , dirt , , . / ;- - . • ..a.t___"" lit _____: a° 111.1111 2_ 4 A____. kb• h ' cud this cotintry, that. no Seeding man to which they weer :1104s - clun W • b iihr'w; :i r r "" l) 'w• "P`M i ": Oat replete it Utidesot •frorterl sod withotstrWithtet their k ..., -- . W. O l , the• yone, said at the moment of his departure, • - doetimeatAllg sthic was appartilled - in the singular accumulation of a . aced bathe ildlitentaltd heptagonal, t h at t he pr e sent trite "•••• win us of Governmeat prio they Mould, not : • • .-,, ; • ' he . thereforti4edoid, that week's linen: The circumstance made a great laugh • . • . . . _..- ...:.d she _WI , . . fillni re the s. .at The time. . whom the• "islets,- lo t this ;geese aeas° B _,,__hegite t ° !en nig bat .A scene of Wrettlieditettilderatta. , the " Ultra :Ad •, • abound. • that such am: Wv l264alaa •tion, a ruin. Was it not an insult to the Sovereign Vestq Roane, where *, s! .. i„; , , , tert . .. la . . . Tire farnous.GeOent Sttivax, who, at the pealed v • . of the khans) wag compat ible with else Charter , if to add !this in the la ngu a g e of the fictitiOiss Ad- After efinserr" ... •,,,:. ... • *' ---•, *ton was of his eitstence, was perhaps one of 'the runsofest . , • as.. fellows that -were ever known, was celebrated, among . and said, that the expense arising from dilapraa. Lions; etc. would .be ,defrayed by the• dress; a a time when disgust•and indignation at the agreed to, and the Meeting a. •• • • - . C° Bl tnittes for conduct le Ministers-. . eccentricities, for an inordinate rage fur seeing pervaded the whole ' country, ' •' the •H°useless Poor . The lictvisme3deli°e would be aid whelieur dungeons were crowded with-the sic- . The bike and)litdiess of Ittesemotiti'dre ritoor,,,_ executions. • : . The intended murder of the King and , I l • required for three Months: • The necessity was ex- tiros of political vengeance-with men sactifirod. to ; taming a large poity•A fashionable, dare holiday!, ecedingly ,praising. and IV: Hick hoped the Gover- the ~ sr power . of a selfish and detest:ltd. foe- at their seat,Maleolni . . •,•1 tribunal, affords. . siwez.. n ..:.1.:n.. ..,. ... e ..00ei. fin n ait h of in Pranee,b i y )i ' mofine command of the Revolutionary opportunity for grate. ours would not part without coming to a determine- -;-• tion to co-operate so fat with the Committee, who tion ? rah was the deplorable state a poet . ic. affairs, thatAlierlid nut think them ca ohle • f'il b eing . ' At the last audit, of J. EVastertstoomira. e&-Cee,.., yg . favourite propensity. fie hurried with the 1 1 ---- • --- --"lt' field, &Lvov., a recluetioo 0f..20 • : , ..- . had done so much , servieeteCthe cousinunity last year , by the liberal course they had piusued. Mr. Hick took the opportunit to state, that if by the interfe. ir icit y tesoltiti ameliorated i ll a change of Ministers , without an , only madeen reataben dne, buuthe aim entiris fitting ofrneasures. He concluded by Movicg was • ta k en : o ff f rom. .t h e prev i ous ha i -year . s rent, on. - , will ' already paid,. km* hisfseaSeig estatene:.: .:.. - ? .1 1 , • per est. w i g. al 'utmost rapidity to Paris, . and, luckily arrived at the - anim a prefix moment of. their execution : " Make way, gentlemen,"eaclaiinedthe . guards, at the ea'a nest r est of Selwyn , " here is an English amateur, rence of those around him . .a considerable sum were ' • ~.,k •••Ms. LACiVVRNx p sec,ded the Resolution. li e ~,,.......0 st al , 1. -,., ire, the , Ito * a lai . and a good judge of executions, conic all the way -.. raised to accomplish the desirable objec t of clearing disclaimed all intentiontsf interfering With the right di e of ~,,, av ,,. ---- .7ir" - ... is a source of „ anti. from London to see one." A laugh was the - conse. tee streets of beggars during the severe season , as of private judgMent, and he thought the conduct of fu r d . ' '.'''''U'r this la s aZ uat , .. The name queneeofthis satirical observation, . 'SPOOR and the English Establisboreht might rise, and suddenly too, which t k e nerson , iwa r e rsizesed the fictitious Address, ‘,--- connoisseur, after the decapitation, was beard to say, is _ ..so _ fur us they at4umed.o have received ample relief. .„. would be - likelf to arrive at the character which was r -- on l y b • I • Christ's hospital had attained asuseagst the nobleino . To.. nephew Park is anent there* . 4 . ,sue gay. with great triumph, that the sight was well worth character which &knot belong to them. they bad ... :cautions of the country. •• - .• 4. The Earl Of ATLFADUAY gratifies ~ , . . five autoeas ; and•was as intetesting as the learned Mm. - pig that had seen eahibited in London but a few a right to expressthek' opin• ions,lrhatever those ?pi- . The LORD Maioe approvillithe siggestino of the *ions might be, but they had - tiO tight to call - their On Christmas -day, two bullocks, atr it ikk into pro- days previous. • Selwyn,was notahard-heart . ed maul . ... ,- Cnnimittee, and pointed out teak's* notenaated part! ltddress 'Address of the inhebitusts of the Parish portions equal to the mageitticle g of, - respective How then shall we _account' for his barbarous and of the Workhooie, in 'which the unfortunate il l of St. Leornias., At the head of.the signatures op- family. with a corresionding quantity of breed, Were revolting propensities 7 Ala s) ty -the Well-kalowa 1 . • ' • be placed, without ibeAhtest prejudice to the pre. booed the of thp Corate.of tho Parish, one of given to the poor residest•4ll the large _estate of Sir inco fi sistiney and welkilen'titkiaMan nature. „ 11 . sent syitem upon which the Establishment was con- the - cherchiroedwis, and four. Overseers ; and that Join( attralteT. Bart. .teDorton H o u se. and - • - , • •• i docted. He was of opinion that the suns of £20,000 Burrs -" - 4£ficianiesigiiiribbi of these persons were carefully on die 26th, the wholes of this cligslren . of the Na- ‘i __„ ... .. , _.._ ~,_ , P. .___ , ,„. cit .__ . , or £25;000, a sum easily raised in London upon to . . ,- • 'F.. annexed to then - names, 'that the Address might - ap- tional SChool, at Brill, in the satisi.Cottatio to the sen Ta le. 7 a r o p i r ti ;T ns ir r li e : fiele = l 7. 4 7. " r " , • pinching an emergency, would be of incalculable pe ar , to be that of the Inhabitants of'. the Parish, la. number of.nearly 300 (fouodid.lry the- worthy Ba- * 4 • , e t e; service (if applied judiciously) in ameliorating the „ all _ DIEM .. - -.: • ...: .. . , 7 assembled in Vestry. He commented with' ronet) were liberally suPPliesf bY the same humane Dee. 9.6, in ber 14th *eat, Augusts 14htime.litetter atlas. condition of the poor generally throughout the cone- gall' waw a, o po is -the conduct of Clergymen. who_band, atith a. comfortable..liot dinstes.of roast beef T em H o p e , E n . g arr ot er a t low, of the maple, sot ...''' ' try. He consideted that one of the greatest causes . .2 of vagrancy was want of work, for the ... came forward to take the lead in politics. It was and pudding. ; .. - purpose o f imposs ibl e thatarochial Clergymen could be hide-, On norms - • ‘•-r -a r th e suse instant, th e sea of Lows - of 6.1 : 75 • -ler. - - CO . - t.r;Tit ' it .. : NA %KILTS. •_ : ik . , -',4r - preventing winch complaint he should advise the pendent men. Th ey must of necessity be subservient Data Ordered tor be distributed to the poor of the u • . Due. . . witah periciads 4 . 11 , wt. Ass 101:... adoption of a plan similar to that upon which an Oki to t he ru li n g powers; andebelate Act of Parliament, neighbourhood of Lowther Castle upwards 0f.1,400 af ew .wi wal , ,a 0 0, te ,e O , 0.--Bused. -pot r snorte r ; go o to ' .. ' friend of his, Mt. Jackson, one of the Overseers of which made there removable at the pleasure of the pounds weight of, prime beef, together with a great easoies, se: so 295- Beane , ths 'to fir. ! Peas, 324 ti 36% f : . ••-.: the Parish.. of St.. Catherine Cree, had acted. He Bishop of the Diocese, made them, if possible, still quantity of bletikets and wearing apparel.. The peer • -Ozvess, Dee, es.-The pries au a Strotseis/ Whoa as. 4d. 1 would provide work, whether that work visaed to m o r e dependent. The Clergy had on all Occasions of Loidter are regularly supplied with soup froin the l a' p eck ' u- I aea'r' - Loaf, Wheaten Is. Homiletic!, is. M. • :, , ..... • he •-matter of pecuniary advantage or not, and the biota hostile to the liberties of the People, and iheir Castle, twice a week, throughout the winter. Basseor, Dec. ini.-Whoea 64.0 d. to 75.011.--41ses Ss. at. us 1 . 5 s Od n - Vet chos os Oa. per besheL,Borley, sip -to 10 7 - %Oat of 'avow Tho.bated, work watildeisou Amin h a m i i p...ehoe Apo fen, -very little short o( *alf.a.. e . e . eou i er o s t h e , h e mli ne 4 f: * id* t ,., li ti oa o ,o4 j o disoa p er os sir e o.....nread, I s sa oof peok r , ~,. pear. as they ha:. done in the case of his frien,d, . . . • that of tile SistioP;' l4 ° -, tking a* -fti lr . •Taiii i iellie l* Co . rnm" r.-- ' r* 'ittee at Lr Thy stive se . Iscr•tcllt statOrsbotet' f i" -eaMi.--. ' -- -.../, , :* ; •401:,, - ' ' . • ' ~ ieo they found that without working for it they First whether he .could• tax. the People without all to be stationed near the mouth of tile Rivee-Colne, • • COAT. MAO - - . . -i.- ' 11-4, • *; 47 t • taiga get nothing to eat. The case to whits his Act of Parliament ,?, , replied, " Meet certaiuly, my on the oast of Essex. Siitiiii Atiekes. u a Fiw• 2 *, Ship . ' Pr*. . . ~, . „ Lordship alluded. was as follows :-Mr. Jackson wash ege ; for we are h the breath of your Postrils."- the deb - d heh • - lik -: ... -•- •-, , 67 * Itewelistie . _- ea ;' . • STalld to 440 ere • ''• licitatioas fie . , m great hulking fellows of the ' Parish, stated to have made - a verrvaloable dl • .tea 41..a...i.. . .. : - . t .1" -‘ ' 4 that milk and water • description, that though there is • ' • • . considerably aenoyed, while he was Overoeer, by sc: 1 wh o alwaas said - they could get no work " Well . • With respect to the itiock Address, it ofts really of . , -. c race • -. . su 4osiawiesie •--•...al - - • - - - -its.ed- sass` id Ica to oliect to there was it the same tithe a c inea4 s si"eedec• the most inflammable '''': -- • • I; o 7 e' e s ° N' "'ere—' u a ef . . W " W 24 1 e• i •• • ' • drntsuptible witbioit lame and -vault • fire Thine •: ' 2 Thy lnd S in tile ca ° in to. '• * . ;mypd or men, he at length said to some of them, not hi ng to approve s 11, corDplipiried• Of aboondrpg in . • , . -. ~° 7 6, -:. ,•.- • • /bit lularpdrdp tb ils " 11l see and get you a little work." He thee took sed i t i on a nd b ia ip h eny, ev il s w hi ch no dou b t t . a bodies are consumed without proper' ractning filet •QOCRATSB, by his diseaarse on .Nlibetiart. stab Oiti. . i them to dr church-yard, and ordered them to pick ter fain extent ekided, but which would have, 10-"ng 'or., ' l t . tth ec eC°,r4st without l'_,iezw„.ol OrogNipttiftg p., flo ut e d his oto a t o n w i t h 4 6 oti aj ost ,: i jkot i l e - i siu b i t aeniarete theirwirie.saittise.baehdassaesieweiewalcww** Ali) all the small rwse stones that lay about._ and Since ceased to exist, if the laws had . been properly I n asPX 6 :- -has- been expo ses 11!"1.sm the sa d o Th e • ~ los '. throw them into a corner. la a few Routs all big enforce 4 eraiest there. The peopte orlitngland were i conswea 'rent°r* - expose tot llllll ar", dial *VW". Wiir #b '!l e ) one- got tired and skulked off. He who remained d i ssat i s e w i. w i t h t h e maustrea o f, mi n i s t ers . an d t h at withrt yecaldcmg oopark: Vale . ...n evadreatuottr apar •, - - disaatisfacition. had ...bisorlinisel.X-Wrikad dilloYakT-"" *OAT Leiiiites process may lllenne,lcieroe iiiit - a• d o l i iiiii i i ,a ear ; 01.1 caletilated' upon the contrast be t ween his Conduct and 1 ,, 1 that of those who had departed, and he actuallY staid The• moc h Addrele ere.e.eu attonesktetbolster up an • , - ; ,....a.„ ••_ • rot.tvro or three clays, in which time, with very mo. AdrainistratiOu which lied leidel4-• elf contemp- " 40 - I° 'et• /ws'ss" • •sim.r• - game. • - •• - -.-k - •. '.4 4 ;ii iii iestio, .! . ' *however,' to ettrejska • Aerate eseriion, which greatly increased his strength, kibi e , to d ece i v e' t h e , xi ng . Ad a i che same t i mi , so ,AlKaly fire .te,eltsek bit . fevenina it - fir •••• ois women di . • limsk .... '''''l t . * lie - collected all the small stones Into. a owner: •As - 7 soon as he had done so, he went off to Mr. Jackson , . ; • procyre certain benefits to the'perecnia Who had been *b ,it i 4 tiffir•er... l thr.„, , ,fir„_ 4llo . a._,sek- ill:. Plopear., te efeensetbe ovum id* • :tiler efilliireeeewoid , most active in pF•omoting it.' Ilse _preaent Meeting rotio 'white aPel. '• 114 0 k. oriunataY, enslaved rha.fresaons of ennwirienetsilmort elemeamestleiree Is. A I w ho had paid him most cheerfully, aced s aid he was Once More at a loss for work: " Say you so, my poor • Toad neglect of s. it *WAN was indispensably necessary Ps rescue this large and the aPoc sehare'it 41 , 1 4=1i; 'aitd did. Ave material tiik . • 4. iiitab 141147 Er true populous Parish from the implied „imputation, thot damage to the exteoe isms: • 111 fellow,' said Mr. Jackson.. srthen I must set what I .: . e c - they We re not ready to agree to a loyal and dutiful , Thursday eveoing,letiveen five out scat 0.440*, . I. eCtbe _ smell*. awes, aftiastee.stolegr: 41 ssIP . `' t:' . & ' can do for you. Let• mt - aee-theie is a sack -- fill Addre ' s's to the Sovereign . - . .164 NA ~,. . . * -.ems.. KTT and DAltel.Al7 0f 0 4474tr11e4, ' la." 1 / 6 gheias **SO* miasmata *4 LIJ • 4,4 t h at with s tones from the coffer, and carry them ea Mr, I,4wozoost sepportedthe Resolution. rt we ponies aloottetub•etreet, 194. e-fietdri; •Au ribla SWAN* Sw4all.44ATe s o g ibili * so t e e • , - the E i ch wi xiirsto, awl - make haste back for. eitochir has ev i s i t i nt t h at t h e p e r s oa s who got up ..t.he ficti. they. •-i ' • lred_ahrtett. and _iisit tisstirl;,.h a ta t eras*l k :i.t 1 ,:i44,. - .2- -=, •- . • si o.. -- .00• 1 tie lilltrelaraCeeClati . ElP.On . his new .- , _ tiolisAlldress nor ;fag ce „ .;-• •, - v b -0 0001 !tilt gutipssizi „ .eirsperesesisgs4 • 7 -- - • ' ••-, si al LI A liYi.k of =t4 v e r l " l ifee_v e.t a. .4.. h rk , sTo ft**ol l §4lPerre Itticr at, *lt*. .. ,•• _ • , :.• g!ncruir., •, • - ::--' •-, 44 - -. - i x i-._lltr. s tr it zligg . , '.' .• i . emir's -e • orthe cols* 4t. - ;the r esowesitaseree she . - -• : ‘ 44 .. .1 y e ses** it. • 116 •„,,,,.. • ~„,..,,,,„_ r ---1 72 ...... si .l o r di fr.„..,, inns the ' bufeh - ...yard; and sWearirig that • hews, moat b o o r o f t h e ,pl ar ki tt ood they wen o bl is id t i la r. e ' ~..s t ic i is g ekre c la -•• • • ias a m oo t T im i et t=y rd Ap e. x . .. to. ... .., , ...seamy . - ----, I , . ~ I • ' , . ...,. , never, as long as helioed, gts into * elitirth- gird lai c :f ore , to med i a h o w ai d comers . An kr a ergy „ , 44 „ rwattattlinahe. strotwAraaretberikuo4 by. . lasy Ain . walked off with the sack, and never *as seen i se d . ossitio,- lochs other IntliShes,• ar I • * *ed.. thieves. , lite intieded lila by the ' - ' 7 6 -- jastifted iiieleisv .fistOdswee, obbeisibsa et thgeo 14•Ntais '64lkk ifill itoPtiat • b Mr. JdatriOn More: ' The practice has been found T i t i n - 'n elaodestiat Add eal wa ig body as lather Itfait .. -to * shell • • o . \.ligliil6l.4loreit isiveltekelsie le.alies. • TY Prittootl li T Ms, repot' . Etat* % weak- an infallible cure for ' vagrancy in the parish ,cf St • of h o g a l wa y s b een m o t sa l m i ' . i li d sisistot i ng w h et h er ; in t ,. whoa(' a mottur i p o tart...k e . maresimeasies, sad 40iskith ipolifyieoproved into 'Catherine Cree. , The celebrated Cooke, the miser, two " mew . w hi c h a vo s cafe lased to asiatoy the be HOU kany,PunishoseniZ ,-ffir /1:, latwist r eawl„ ••• air * l iozo ihie‘thatiii t o c o err , v o. of -Pentonville, knew the leaf disposition of th e beg- t-t lord a b r id ge . * * Aba c k : , oft heopeopie, that a alliivoeSsfuniceossediiiitossitfied•in, d o o m * eels** . ilia . ' noway, **Sit* illir WAY VI gars•well, and drew much Wolk from the know- they retived.te-,holes_angicornerwa set up' ' .4iimeolf against. an attack 011iesat JtMd lei& • , Isib isitb Meet; •Bastslatty adistais ie *soil tbi ledge. When any begg unman Canoe to his gate, and gr t i t i ou i 4d4r,eseas of testo d &i t , m i rm ih i h am i t • .. be mig h t 1,,,,,,,,,, to 64;a0 a ht•l tt l •seirtegarMsitlersidest le, take', complained of want,of work, Cooke set hun to dig p ol l astoot , apt. zoo d oct. wet . . aux ub , tant ... :l ..,".....--.., .___ _____ i, , . .. . , , . , .. . -froo • lag . ? asp rile garde% but took care to•watch hint From a Win- cip is t i n i . ishotesiocl :add 'e gad : . ii - , - ; 40 .,_ trope & c t - r ow - as * . hill i fi , l i ni T b r ia ZZ a r g * ..• sw 4 1 . lIM - • - - ,54 , of i..., , ! ir, .- , . . i dles o - . otoOpoaAty et ealitsr dow i lest he should rue off wi th the spades, - After geerishoeg a ia, ebareneibiad thatllliat the•te- huallih i aili fiki - 1144 iigatillkoeraile !. -•- . • ' ' ' ~ : . eilidolUtlitiatrizoosigiak) at oe" ''' Mt boor or two of labotir, the worksren s tick the li,thly . . 4 ' . - Toon* • _gifikeese); Review k Pelt Lidefeetrel -...: A:H Tftet# Ilia .. Wl* :' . ',- ~ 4 - • 94111,60WalaWkit OMR ' satrantal was. spade in the earl and linked OE hlis 'place am iewihatftlet Joi-tbie .hoeutry:coold• look np triads Of • , :t`w‘l , .•'', ' - iron.', . ... t "' eikaa t aii •••• - ai , .. ': 4. ...eiaro lt ie_ aoon,supplied by inotber, .-wbo had ..ferY littkini- 4 ' &the, ' • y otish_lospeto *ben it had beta #- quits. 'Ai- : - Ip;:i4simishethse:elun ,- • ~..,L _ _._ • - 4 4 . ' . . 1- '' " 1- =i "'"i 'p u s • - sod nation to labopr, and glus. Cooke managed to have d u mb, est a dio heads.pf :the Omsk that. shU omelet not • ~ , is• • . • • . - . - f": 71 w; "or ' et- .. • t ". - • eobad,si a 4,,ssr ges 4l'l, k"" i p a • farthin expense. • • • • a - - •••;-, .-..'; o • - . . . . his- bLing at g Co s g l op** Aii noos.„..eotio i it. it. - i l ea i sm o rmidio. .ik,.....,. . .. ,• ~. , _ .. . ~ ~ _ ... t .., _ .‘.., , , , uniat to t "\ mended to his J le , . • • - " 11. - • '• .•. • .. . , c : P .'• • • , - a iamb ,A..so-Taaa. WOO 4 strong l y rarfu .3 1 7!, ~• . a : ~,• , • i s , • .. .. _, ,-. s • . , 'ION - ..... •• - • ' ,‘. • , A 4. I , brother Governors the propriety of acquiescing la the mo d i ssos a g ym: ii is slio d a j fa i .: , ~ ! - ~ „molt! . ......i. - !gin,' a t ,4... , ... t -3......., %. ; . . be tad - . ptopos i t i e nnf the Cbmlnlttee, after which the Trees- faisso - or, the - of peghts.au • %.. • ,„%,,,. ~, , , _.eteitso .- . ~ . 7 : %.: _ . .. -.- • •"; ' - ". • • *lies) laving made no decided ob. ._ . sorer (Sir WoR.4 . g . . =watt pewter . . isseilosait of iir'• ... - • •.t 7 -•• - - • . 4 * .. Isit* gab . sc4: 44 . •.. c,,b14 Prtillag.alresii • tied of sO Bea' , l owan , t h e a pplication was replied to in the affirma. t g i cu se ortOe,Qessa.loidoborassoot. . „ A w e , ;7." • .f . ', -•, 't• - ii i . •• at .•, , . ',... . . , - , .... •, . . .. .., . - , .- 1 tile, and leave Was given teeppoint a Coninsittee to d a h i sial. bassLoiw• •", .. : , - ~,--4 , ' t, , , ate ;` lii .. .. - ... , h • •. 1 ...s, . 4 t....•,,,-- -:- - N -• .-. .. - ~(•••••....71.:- . ,•.:...4- - -- : , I • • dlaadel the Worillierillei _ ,"-9104 ht It iti a Pro Per• ,hal e - ••• •'• • - -.' . ••' ,t• ; .-) 0 t „..,... 10 ,7, a,......4 0 ,,,,, ‘ ; ;. " ... • , •.,.- - ' IrtalloOft Rola. , 1 ' ": '. • tot: reception of piworpen two and 300 poor. • _.. . . • sm. ANC .sor , 'VD •- Iry . • '-.' .' -' * .• 'Avg-' Ttlililliiiiesaft , to ' j `• v . , , cothinitthe are'so epply Ihe sOi*ar aieannw - ' P .. • . vt - K , -• . • • -.' '* • • •, • k • • 1 ' ' . .. 7K b *' ' n : _ ...... • :. ~...., ..........,, ~..,.,,,,.. .• i bait - fon the . poor at the YekstatalrsusoOs of Alp G io, silo , . 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