Star. — London, England, 1823-12-17 00:00:00

I `1 , . . L4W INTELLIGENCE. • VICE-CITANCELLORII COURT, DECEMBER le. MINI= AND •ANOTEIZA V. BLOM. - Mt. Strobssetbie habalf of the plaintiffs, stated, that' they, were daughters of the late Sir Robert Sloper, and Sled the bill against the defendant . , who was tenant for lifer of the real.estate, to compel the payment-of annui ties left them by the will of their late father. Mr. Wiscateill, on behalf of the defendant, stated, that the testator, by his will, directed his debts to be paid our of his personal estate, and left the remainder to the plaintiffs as residuary legatees, and also left them , • annuities to be paid out of his real estate by the de fendant. The executor, in pursuance of the directions of the will, paid such of the testator's debts as he know to be dub, and then divided the residue of the personal between the plaintiffs. Since then a demand was made on the defendant, by persons of the name of Page, who held a bond and mortgage of the testator's for £lOOO, arid the defendant retained the annuities for the payment of that mortgage debt. They always received the annuities, till they received notice of that debt. Mr. Scooes said, the bill charged that there was no: mortgage debt due, the executor having paid the same out of the personal estate, and charged the amount in an account rendered the plaintiffs, as residuary lega tees ; or, if, in point of fact, the executor had misap plied the money' he kept out of the personal estate for. the payment of this mortgage, still it was not to be paid by them &fir - again. The Vlce r Ctiolstmtu,oit said, that on the facts of the Case as stated; there could be no doubt of the decision' the Couit would come to. It was'cleAr that the defen- 1 dant's life estate was subject to the mortgagee for his debt of £lOOO, and that he was entitled to have that debt paid out of the testator's personal estate;, and if, is appeared to be the case, the executor had misapplied £lOOO of the testator's personal estate, that could not affect the right of the defendant to have the mortgage paid out of that part of the personal estate that had ken paid over to the plaintiffs as residuary legatees. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DECEMBER 16. DUAL AND °TIMES, ASSIGNEES V. ELLERMAN. Mr. So accroa-Gatianat. stated this case to the Jury. It was an action brought for the recovery of a sum of money from .the defendant, a German _merchant, for quantities of cotton-twist sold and delivered by Messrs. Thomas Newland Co. who became bankrupts in 4 810, and assigned, ia.lB/I,their claims against the defendant to Mr. Dalinalloy,e.creditor of theirs, wbo was, in fact, the plaintiff in,alies,,ease,,, although it was necessary to bring the action• iu,dae name of the assignees. The bankrupt hail, meived his certificate, and had since be some.vers weal r.. The statute of limitations would be mouoiohlriapori this case by transaction% so late as 1821. I.l4a.uswil formalities. of the bankruptcy of Messrs. raw and. Co. and the assignment to Mr: Dalmahoy b t the assignees were then produced. Uri !Afford proved that lie saw Alr. Dalmahoy and Mr. Elierman,in Antwerp, In 1820, and that he and Mr. Leming; were arbitrators to adjust the accounts be tween diem. The award was signed by Ellerman, and, in a letter to the at hitrators, in 1821, he regretted that Dalmahoy had accepted, from their arbitration, a claim against him of 1:1,018, which consisted of £862, prin cipal-and interest upon that sum till 1811. The de fendant contended that the sum aas only £597, and offerei to pay all that Dalmahoy could prove to by/- been given to Messrs. Thomas Porter and Co. Mr. MAVIIVATT objected. in point of law, that there vas here no promise to pay, which could take this case out of the Statute. An acknowledgment of debt .with• out a promise, was not sufficient. It bad been upheld during t h e last seven or ten years. The LoaD CHIEF Jusrics could not agree with the Learned Counsel. Alr. MARRIATT addressed the Jury, and then called several witnesses to support his case. The SOLICITCR•GCNCRAL replied. He admitted that. no interest could be proved, for it never appeared on , the accounts. The Loco Cum JUSTiCIL summed up the evidence on both sides with great minuteness. nad . left it to the Jury to say whether Bilerman, or Dalmalloy, or both, were debtors to. Messrs. Porter and Cab? The whole. debt was. in fact, %nit CM; if they thought. that any parcel it bad been paid by either, party, the balance could only • be, clairaadop—oAresdict for the plaintiff— Damstgas 4189.175. 84.:-,Costs 40s. • iliasdual V. KIIIVILLS AND CO. •:$l2lll was sulk:idea to recover 4.0001. Prussian Bonds, lfai~ed by plaintiff with. Messrs. Agassiz and Sons, l pts,. tad ideposited by,dessrs. Agassiz and Sons with the defendants. as *aunty for. money advanced prior. to theieibaiktutey. gushing was said to de fendrustsiof timilsoilis* et whose they were. Tire iniksCliaestiost.was whether Prussian Bonds were to beiieTdoegociable sec urities if not, plaintiff Wald mover lay.ttover l , , . Tbi I.OIIAtUILIS AllalCl said,. there is a question of fact, which I.,itiate to the Jury, whether the iietembints knew dieberadi nit to be the property of Messrs: Agassis aid Sons? If tiler believed them to be at their 'disposal, em of.opioios that the bonds could be negotiated. Verdict for the defendant. The St7LWITOR GIIIWZRAL obtained leave to move P' Cpurt,.on the law, whether the bonds were neso" fSr.betlioiiglit this .was extending the negocial gree farther Olin it had ever been brolight. -• BENDLItSOI4 C. riRODIE. -.-This was an actionon a bill of exchange, indorsed by deffindant to the plaintiff. - • 14r. ifenderson is a painter in enamel, and in the course insist winter he was employed by the defend-. 1 ant, a dealer_ in curiosities and antique ornaments, to repaint the figures upon the dial of a French clock. • Hasid ; restored the fa-Jed appearance of the hours, 14011 originally been exhibited in their diurnal round; the defendant paid him by accepting a bill for isk : at three months. When it became due there was. ao per nient, and the plaintiff brought this action. T hand-writing and consideration were proved, and dine*" sso defence, the Jury found a verdict for the piaintsifi—Damages 151.—Costs 40s. M TalOcih t9-1101.8Itoittr. -throwing :y a de ~Printfie cl, an r 7 7 "--Ei a work bay s'oinethint e ran boys near andee,_ two _ iving guar . relied, the dill ps or going to strike Usti*, !put when, to avoid it, _ _ _ v _ some of the machi nery, which. • got hialLit km, and instantly unshod Lich to death. The bootee,' Mr. P.' boot-maker, in St. Ner d and robbed of 40 pair of On! SECONDARY'S DECEMBZR 16. IMPORTANT CASE: 01 , BRUCA.,OI-CONTII,A4g. asngsvoaD v. CARROLL • r. • •. This was an inquiry for assessment , it damages for , injury sustained by. the plaintil4 in consequence of.a breach of contract. Mr. Wrtzta said the case was one which involved a question of great importance to commercial men. The plaintiff was an opulent cheesemonger, residing on Lud gate-hill. and the defendants were respecrjable Irish pro vision -merchants, of Waterford. In Januery, 1822, they contracted with the plaintiff to deliver to him eighteen tons of bacon, at the rate of 325. per cwt. at different times. One shipment was tole made in January, another in February, and a third in March, 1822. The price of the article rose considerably, and the contract was not performed. The question therefore was, what damages the plaintiff had sustained by the bseach of coat act ? It was contended by the defendant, that the plaintiff was to teceive no mdre than the price the article fetched in' the market at the time it ought to baie been delivered, but the plaintiff demanded the price*. Reich Would fetch at this the diy of trial. .z. - rr .; ' ••: 'l'he Learned Counsel on both sides citeclAwireach to prove his view of the Matter., . . The SeconnAir was, however, of opinion that ,no thing had been brought forward to controvert the antho, sky cited for the plaintiff, that in law compeniation ought to be fnade according to the rice of the article' on the day of trials The increase.tif. - -010 price at On time for delivery was Bs.'per.cwt. that Maio preeent ti ue was 18s, with a deduction Of four per cent; for' carriage. The Jury returned a verdict, assessing the datriwget according to the ea ltse.of the article bn tlie &rot Una& —Daikages . . . L.rviiiitt Itizirittrfax, • • • The Directors and Prifprietors of the i Aa . 4o4 Mktir ' Ending that this speculation does not..realso. all the. hopes they had fottuded on it, on Monday held a Meeting at their own Establish Mint, for tb!Ru n dAiRg .t, it a Literary Instirition. At otie oe virsatworret was tailed to.the Chair, and leplat Isstsirress of the Meeting. Several of the-reruns, he sal& belonging to the building, were unoceopiedt andit proposed to make .some new Ospeoings..,olt7thiittnaltd- Howttnd conetrt these. unoccupied. rcegiitiato Poziree, Lecture; and Reading-rooms. Ari establishment , of this kind being Muth wanted in that , p tlyinthe.inetroisolis, byatjudicidur selection of the library and a copious supply of periodicals. the one propoied to the Meeting promised to be. IsOthasseful and lucrative*. The terms of *4*km:see-to Sr. per annum, or' -11. 2a.-te the library alone. A. desultory conversation moiled as to the legality of the Proposed -alteration*. but it.beiusitt length understoOd that they were notipeppiseitioa with the original deed," resolutions: to dirty' the reptoititint . into effect were put,and carried by a large. Majority. The thanks of the llifeetimp ware thee seated tOKT.SH Orr WoRTII for' his impaOiateenditeflithe Chair, and the. Meeting adjoitinedi "'' • ' ."' • • The widow of the late Governor Auxins. is...elected Matron of the House of Correctioo Coldbattpfields.. The Annual Dinner of the Smith field Club - took, place. on Monday, when the aconstomedtonviviality prevailed, and the usual toaitifWere 'drank. The premiums were, distributed to the successful candidates,_ with ;prick. pr sate remarks from the Chair. A 'Yorkshire Coroner last week prevented notes being taken of in Inquest on Afar Lasenby, charged with chihl murder, alleging that it,was'illegal. . . It is rather a singular circumstance, thM the A person who discovered the murder of Mr. Weare a • Mr. Miimford, was iii both cases named Smith. Thursday, a-Coroner's InqUest was held at Frome, no the bOdies of Matilda and Charlotte Frieket,_ twO ;134- : dren, who fell victims to the fire in the dwelfingthouse 'of their father, OtiWi4UsicleY morning. The Jury 74* turned a Verdict, that the ibildren 'canto by their deo. in consequence of the firei,tOnd that “ pale . prefix er persons, unkstetwii wilfully fluid tossqiciatesty . set lire to elm said dttietlinz-hoase." ~••• ••• 1 • . • A sociilylliaO been rec.ently iVoisitid* Swansea ca • the " Maritime fieee6,t, Society, " 14'44 fPF 044 the reimbursing of shipwrecked seamen (or where liver are lost,' their relatives), for the loss of their clothing,. and to afford such further itid.as may, .be determined on' hya Committee. ; '77 1 • • s -s l s •a ms - , • '‘ • - r•stvi,-,..: a *ot' . _ . saw .4e 4:. y: • .•:: .. • ;i:,; • BOWAISIMII. -. :.• -. . • .: , - *kil l /#:= 141616° ti t. i" II "le , ° lsodtd:l= l and Cheshire Cheese, in • Crosis•Olari; Baiawalaostlas Deg= to Mr. Itonch,the selleir nddlOiest by the- OW Weraandaws est.* te i figued:cbst - al the bea' )lse =" ll. • isd =Alt WP to,De, tha Op rine pa Moe, and their 7 ore it see ' t a'/ItiOgreVilill . s sal* biloberag --71ai int* Ineelen, was dbraeirjent I- s 1 I • . I ,' , I IllArrQN-QAMIDDIF• •, . A adddls•aged man, who holds* siteethanle a Ppble ClAce, war; I tokting a sternly 16401112, nook on ; lip, charged with esna 'it. alp, the dangirmarif is Gentismeh amillial ki ski OSA" of Grays Jon PlO' , 74 *ad kirk the YsuM Lady 's , that she, widt a Oster, wasymnroing from . schont i r sliay coning, When the met than ii the road, and iri ar ssi:g them, eontdrtted* d "decency. .He is permitted tit tots into his Mitt menials** for his future 4e' r., was lo;oul hsftsd brought up, when ' it , . his 11141.4 as fr=l:ll;ipit e a r l thet the woman was EDI living, jib seasigakt remanded. • QUEZN-SQUAIt P. .)4r.,d/kss, a constable in his own right, was charges! 1,1008cl:tag young woman, w.horthe had in his charge for strafing a handker chief from her udstressoscise from St. MaigareP94k-isimse.:li ;speared, that three faiinnis called on lice. Allen at the wateft•house, hod they regaled rhpmselres with roes indnoteifs. . Jordan, the kindle, .went out on . serne badness, and the wataause-keeper hewn to bed, when one of Mr. Allen's fri end s took pkrt Of their en tortabaient to the prisoner, gave tier a ihlllipg, and sold her to inakelhe best of her way home. Mr. Alien.Aqburt ftle ignorance of the Matters . Tba.MaSiseiSta told bl Ailiff *.ltTli e ldit,s 4. fence, and fined him 4135. • ' • -1 - . _oar. ; i,4.•• `i : It: I.nifiviti re-examined, and fully s es a charts of Wdaarf- - • '' - . ' •• • /- I • - 1. i ' i ' William Waring, rearperseer. re 144111 7. hO r ainparlql Store ' gate, was Osra*t ad , fags letarliaret's ' , vita/ 4614 e; charged with attemffing to murder his' ' ,by'beatlng *or vio - ntly that she Irak covered withlodses. • • • • ' . i ...- i I.' ' Mr. WRIT', the ,Matietrate, censured the oistdoet oftdieritifonnee In thessiterest Wilts, and ordered Warts Ind M aritsa 'die assault. -- - . ' ' • • 7 -LI .:1 Cutiabse Viidit.A,testerdiny **ranee a. Ifttik WM.*: hdiditibti ..than eight sitar. .iiid: l-1 0 1 4 1 LanSilanj was I OfOiliPiti tib4hil I 'Wee onsa iniit's back shi wall °nettle lis - Wilk iiititiount ; OP •hii legs and feet being sOfe irst 41,01140 ,Yzioif iii•Territitesit:'= He Wan •pinced oh a heath before the hiallatride criin‘ists'esiiiinly, ithd hid • nikedleet were itreimingwltlitione • '''••• - - ''; - '3 Mrs..Aorris, a Lady rending In Ist 0ri1a44M4.454/01 8 4eftekti ;stalk.. that betweee ten And eleven °Vett the +reeibliar aiibe, she ' haled there wawa pectelittle ornepthey ankirgoryingnit the 'Lep 441 a done in the street, and was so ill, that he Fork! net: stun!: .sbf i therefore out.one of her lep and f . vdth instructiona ti. brings him ' into her !muse; she gave hrm iorheibbil. and matte him *tip himself,' when 'She dlicovered ihatlfe itholsi body Val matted With %dor*. She ascertained that he. had a•fiehari malt matheis the for Mer. . had been in the efith Sogisneht of Foote'. ita4Whf PsfW)l-Par-wea Pen- ' doper. Abort , iltree . ,plOnths ago, On pods skIM tti.i Chimney=room liting at,Pllgh Obeid ge, Of thellisasnsi of 'Meeks% wherettey kit Min, Mir 'bang Met attic: tiiiidini hhit =obi byet, wad , 'Whoa niter yes* thee% Mace .11theleth.ihr.old, 'lris •ht the habit of. ho having to him in the most cruel tua)mie, aitljoiced kint_to pont ;chimneys which wrests nerrottjokatitesisiald not get up them,liell if he refused he was heat tifilti did go, =A had 'ran away in MOM. quence of thissirtriettiont.—iiirs. Mimi% Wahkgbilibd brought the ! child before the -Magistrate forposasesion. ' - 4 1•Pliellq PP..eata.a4 4 be ken! blitebes and a het days ed?Ww lp(oygd him to , eneep a 'cisinuteyt ;Allot , sera Mt* object renl4 . l -not Ici up, on satirist of his kneeilbelng Wl* he let dohs lie' .breeches; and WOW* tionereifitihyselth *brush. • i 1 . .. 1 ;. Tito worthy Milistritis wbstrdiedibMi Visahliaaltii airsettls fl!* *ad the cielikta diaKch a haler to.Ms,Coinyll,_tim Vesui CIO jot' Chttlspe Pain, renuesting that lite pear ehildOight WIWI litsfp - er 'dee Of In tbe Mc? as), •ind to - receive every sungh4l4l4 ;possible ' anyi , that steps might be taken to pmsectite.* niassikri• i I LA hi BETH-Sintßift • . .• ' ''''' ' "--• ' ) A pads - woman; with an infant in he'-arats, wiltictospriturstill be dying, applied loss relief. ..tibtystaied that she wise ablik %VW at l a soldier, assails, 0 PPF"ketFaifl is SaMerfs*ltSvilf4‘ 4,4led -ti ;his wounds in quelptc. She bektirired tii stile giver on )4014j, and sivpt in Wliftechapel parish that night. She inis;eiserefave* - '4i:red to be taken care of by thkoilicers of that pa 4141411 del %doll the passed; and Mr. Ha asivacie, the Idsgbitattefilwillees)pldirlada something fur her present,reihif,. hem Ms . nom!, fltroppo ire* neared truly gritelul. ; ..... .-• .- wi iitat:llot)44i: _ , , , &IA nl,llollQlJlali-STILREIV 2 L %tit Of t as ‘a I"esterday a man of sensed appearance and •ingwers i , t Qs years of age, was . brought to this of fi ce upon a chaWoiset '4 ;valuable time-piece, under the following deconstewisit at !first gave lII'S nime Ada Narriiii bet on being seerthed,4rubileil ter found inhis pocket. etiOroped &Os JAwriss Ahfie4elf Ale* he acknoriedged that this latter etas ki,s reetnause. . . : A kortef, in the employ Of Mi. Abbot', the, Auctiutteer, in Cnh idnlX4ireet, Stated, that be Was yesterday Moiling engaged with others of Mr. Abbott's men, in submitting top view *fro s s•nittate vile bums. in Chei!etaml•knOrty...whltibelaieWee to take place 'this day, e l ipil apHour the number .of vita . t elsepsieoner, who thispecto4 id. the furniture lit'Ote'dlifurFut a - fill laiii . hit had ;Ikatiiii quitted the house etteisfohigse," Atirhe'lifteri milled 'the ttnrklplifkefoduced 40(11'19n ' otaitiouptsisid, lag hialrini ire it there only wain* hipkretbrpritOcgiel Os tfimi. • tit instOtty. taepette4 it'd imam" ides • igto 5t,„3 4 0140. 4 . 4 . where lie came up with him; lad and' thi time-pieci• from nadir 1 his coat, whereit was tincealed, - ; ;Ho btorgifit hlin back to the hohse ' and pie him In tkersl4) ItAxelhighle. . '!:- ' • : $ - Ouiselag staked by Mr. tikutimte•eksi asigistriba, what, huh hail to re in defence 4 Ibis chirVlY• : -' T - - - ' .., . ( - waned, the c '' POS7 I -11011SE , friday, the Post-liotse ,Dutie lit at the following yeatly. rent North Britain - Northumbetboloridrtho town 4144 Cadinbertaidi Ifestm'ortand.l Dirt Yorkoldri, livid' the city of York, as upon-Hon - Lincoshints Climbin g with the city shire; Staffordshire, whit the city o whole of Tamworth - Lincolnshire, with the city of Liao* with the town of Nottingham ; L landsbiro Northamptonshire, sicep_t Wandsfp ' shine, with the city of Coventry, el Oxfordshire - Worcestershire, and city of Wormet with the city of Gloucester, except tot; Wiltshire Norfolk, with' the city of Norwid Cambridgeshire - - Bedfordshire • Buckingha m shire ; 111 ingdonshir, with. Wandsford Inn Surrey - - - Middlesex, with tke cities of Londi and the town of Barnet r Kent, with the ofre atcpsterbury, Sussex 1 1 Hampshire, with Sentbsmpton ; 13e Cornwall ; Devonshire, •with the di shire, with the town of Pool; Sa , city of Bristol North Wales, vix.—Angleses, Cow • shire, Montgpmeryaldre, 14,110 Shropshire , f South Wales, viit.Dre r l marthenshire, P 4es • = shire, with HerefordsblnfOnt gEOßtitirc ot - • Hurt The East &ski ?Az 130.b.1, lel combe; Saturday; at the %And nesday, at DitehSo t einunnri; Sal Monday, the nth; I Abbot's Woo ~j oi ORNDC Have baa some thsi.afiertsi rui the oldest ,afo 410* 4a and Friday se * forint the latter day front tsticise : Ott* dolievr*Aittia . sactr"; There Is scarcely a th hett al bouring villages have tha eta l'ul BIi.SOON Sit Charles Mortal), ailed as t two fine deer to the Meabett of tt pact of harriers, one of these, i de In addition to , a.gand bi d .o,lsta were attracted to the spa, and the conjunction, it lama& alasteflist deer, however, did. masfferd all indeed expected, as-kirs• Iditess o short run. The apattaptes .ailera Uon Inn, Brecoasarliere • there w was extremelz imlliastadat.. • • "a'''t a''4ll7Cg ell Las se 4tizititoctilistbf for ' at Iltalibir lips, 14 =Wilber tif 'Gem table table wishr ibViListit aatt it A little before twel.ftceluek aloes from Teddesley, was turned Rut al Mak, iiitd at, *manse cops ou rsrol silea vierrini the same hedta lad talkie ft,r ttle-osaliast.l aittaat passed by the hesuada, se bat trey .soot. da-eotered :the caw twOry,avid p divoialtina. , bacts to theiludlsrdmaKvwitibll be erase Aithitioya!•• : - Ustaisaing dimly p • daititir•Peadsfusd: raninai_ to -1 Alaitrr said Gotsbroolc, wad Mal e Mao 'amasithroosinry ..to • /twin allie s after a. fine run of nearly thr •i• • -- BOXI •‘:tdaratiti4 rasiTaissaa,.ass talavathati alai easily Glasiona thatostiailicsilb taslifism rad iitstidierldryearirs-bashes mita* Vrifeato sall•Abipriass. lant a combahhitiitaa twelve -as was dadatiitli 'deice mama& 11%a:odds ire* fought, Thole nalidi 'stitch artai seder, thong cienliNher elbeti, arid he was as at tie Ilia attempt Made athei *Maas attstatios•hlt is lab his flatlet& said maid his ilivatary.taily padded • t aka. • Opti.• tilitrOttet. COPS'I d '4 diNelitm ' t - 2 , l•vik!t, **VA", 0,141,, obititi - Ififtp•* V• i r illw r • • sii.Origil -.e - - dui L. 41.-73 Y1. 1 Imp twe ini4l , *Wad, teisipribrig wia 4 a ••t•M li44ki.tVadva .by a committee._ ....- .. , .. , L 1 ,.,, k . -., .! , ._ A g..'.) , 1 Arge in defeat,. this dont/. . Ali i -t r ; : e i: s. _ % .______. - • _.,,,,- - '- •' -• .. 7 . - ' DESPiRATE EsCpan„;.o.Ww..t, the Officer, has The priaOluirr. ' , kik seppokeak , that he was driven to the . eig ' by the um, Satoeday- s, , I. . Peen some tierce in veldt of a led about 16 years of age, ' poignant distress and: the- mast intsose- failtoring *am . Iniosari me . the Ho-7a. F a it .. is married James lieldaway,. suspected of being connected I „,, ine „ wed feon . fun n iu do wn wh o k an z,:-:6 1 pop s in k e d t o . Dec. . 3. at th . Isaias . eit i' s i in various robberies.. On receiving intelligence that give some account of his way Of iife c t he Ow . * hed,been for d iii• Re i , ,e id i; l3 - e i m i: • - 5 . he was to be found about St. Clement's4ane,' iiiiainrigist several years an Officer of DrampOl e . d beedAide - da•Canii In jA i d gete . 4re ee,j, 74 d 57v : hastened there, and saw him in the passer of. o, G, to uncle who is a G.laaral------- thileallia . --al aeral . ca, and isn ' t " Itiffsbtosr. 'Of :Thrsoaalo caatki La.ty. of as high rattiveslop Awl* peont.ry. , Shoe the pen ! , A , ith ._ ~.." re Chambers. The lact .recogoialog him, ran up stairs, b..:skrtzpekwed. Li ., 4,oeet , . ilaisi aeluelsmo, .. iu parywrone la 7 -- tigii. . qtat l iu il id pursued, by , the . °Sem entered the timer : o.'4AT, • - intiter,:int.eatoriatve t daikititit iidog surseeeass- R- • • ! :ri .4-.- t.,,x . P.l • bulteAi the door., and got out on tlae.PariAls4o. - .4 . , if ' all . .1 4S Ti niss . ii ‘ " a latagatt in act aa."'f 'ma "'an a" Oat. S i asilaa4airsii thor D i 'rm. along ~ for:wveral yard% mod., then let- himpelfgeoie,. t , and was Indy" tlasaillutitto 1140 1 4206 ; 46 :dorm mita foe mud 55...1._ -, the moment 'as viould'procare him a Reg. ma * L ending to return m . —"PP sm--Nerll6 . _. is Isfi a pipe on the roofs ti some :houses. • t r lAKT___ ! / , f _mhichchletaskt hie.Osaid latil*.k.faralaitia• :, Witord the 14411- .717an",0= 1 9nattftl iarll 'in• is across a autnbei of these A,•itit the greatest at . WW4I4 teats world overlook Ms V, 0.. at' all vireo admit to bail. 1 , iv id els •1 • 'i nto 1 1 , at last , dropped from the parapet. of a .66Use tWO.WitiAW ' • P i , * c2;v4V,vadd that iik , * . gkiiier SO do either ,ose is .or th e id • ;am. - water, isi . high, into ow 80441-sosirs, _On. hi s descent be re- P* 4 * Tr' • "" tr ; t t biN trir elde . . 4 dlivpie igl. " Stremptighis Joadtte ties illa ~ maieed• for a minute pow.eticsa.; awl thest4kit:. - ciNcw l 4ll l iiik m a l e . tr ig...,fi Ats* o t nordighurmaadaral,.. , ." 2 d rif s, l 2 aa ib ”: 1 - nign " to his 4 4 7, hetiveyers4Pii*doldil4 z UPtigktistitt tett ,: ..., .:. ~.,„ :, . . Ttin ai ts . e " , '. - . • • '.• • • a IL . ir ceki la te l: i eik frons.witneried the scene, they were all so.contuequea .4t;t` - .'j i i ion , Be a k was ehergotwo ev i at 4:iiii41,4' 11 3 4 - 4; . WA: . 11ej lit di Mamba etc al e- jintazionent At this *at ' tlt . eleSperatiOn• . that . KbOcly n j or .. 4 Sr. i 3 / 4 41, , /k T ee l e p li f Fee t: Th e - j a i ea l er Rev. Ja mes M a; Au -in the thought of stopping the boy., twlto 4stetiliCaT micaps.tl. tustivratolmba.l4.:Net, of dia /Os: vtrak, iirasilailki MINS . Ida II ~trl.la/t ST tot w4ch The following anec dote, irki iti. citteXati t ett AltuAr t ting ripOi_ . ffieslit I _ 1 4 6 4 allifmtv a_ _.,l4ll 7 looll•64tr'eVt. oil, hair- PIA* et the Marquis of CAs4 I au* Abe IsmlitlitalMber of, fl= l ,t b , h .r i r m .. . wk rt t "" dlemelialiklin .6311.44 . . . .., ~ i ~. ". • ':' • RCMP'S sOF , S L YA ty the new Spanish Ministry t—et.Theilititilitqudii)ci* a _ . lrl, ' : ''..„. ...` .•.- 4 ' """'""'L•" — "'. ; „ ' ' -•-• I illiZI: --,,---3.1t 15.'.C.F . l i, whose grand fetegiven .to vita :#Qs6l.lllllPilf.4o.4roMe i _-(' „,.' l "re, : u_ ai _lunii_r_.• iaL,""Jrnaes, i i l a tzh ,__. , i. ib i w 0001 Piet* de it ,•••11 , 1, ,1 94 - ..‘; c i,.. lagh-gardens, may still , be efiametisheird s idl,r4l4Ysilladi Avial""as 'an'a ' an tee 'Mee tire ' aell nae r g ed s alaa l" i fikaffkii • . " ...:1 1; 4 . .:m i -, ^ brilliant establishment. its :Widget.: eft Jowls •Itstio.l ftweiffeeie depths * till** - th lrifilisi '!tie Weans alai. r r a mi1r i 0.... ..... " . 7 d 4 , d to - was the Secretary of LegiitiOni.kl4-110/#olo4444Otilited chine IS *hll pilled cloWal,, i lit,therelitliipeklet'itsto OA • fi 5 ii4 .,,„.,..:47. s ~. ~. with a young woman, and &silents otiltbitioing her. fie- ' Canal eiusrml,....,__ . ''' •:'_/'''‘;, ~ ...f -' ,•el l tt " '• -1 H , .401111,1115 10 14 • e l !spurs at a cheap rate ; he.bontsersol A iiTell calt.crApt It - wa s . late!) . ditcaticitill Nfria— .• n itet , idedlc i llitius e named .•••••;: ••••.••••:. 4 • 1 14 . 16 . -• , or One of the Ambassador's servants.. rend qadier t4iursts. Stiiilq, haeft iiiittiftesniViliwitilihhapermattint . - cadti elate titict. .. se • ,• -, % re' hi)* thrice different grarlilikinnlillghlthefhaving _.... .. .I—* 7. ' as. guise and a lsorrowed.name,. be cootioited,ltis mow:burs. ; I' . At last be suddenly deserted At giti« YAP.. kitil it "lOW_ sitch perish hitsit belief tbathescrintslittled there. • eeeceiva se id resentp i ent, and possibly drellelini It-tifirtiroiallie.*. • A itetr„!litp . .. iethrthhiffellil*-difrhed in - a iottn- --, e; ... I i IIICEIECiiOOI o r officers, flew to the Ambas s adors dOks atilibtie*• •• • ' „t°,. . :Tirai,l.N'thik id* 'jai be litid•fg thine- , „ .... 7 :111 1 / 4 nAi_111 OS Pars .... an interview with her faith's,. . Plillaits filol . Bo-14or 4 : *siiiisier i ebtisktsigNii. . • llrst objett•*tisi•of . ; , 3 allaar RI lan ' n a al ia ‘ marlrable person she.deiCrihedc • , iit Ail_ sis ,. ... —.. • .:; la r liiittlitia kfci iliriskillioneAr *b o w bb; sd rikats . -.:. 4-4 .isilow lledlielassiiiss.4,46 e- clued that no such footman littstilkink silo: , ~i..•- ” N-.7.• •. , •• . Militia • A . 'fishes 0 .44 4 , 4 . • 'as to tarn her out ;,- but dre. alibi 046:4PitilesPos literak •1 : .lt..kliikele i llikilii • ' ' • 464 sbi . •' ' ','. . • vz 11641 .. Lo 031..,( d ieketors: • er, great, that the Aashanarler'• ,i111•41;11' ..,._ • . - ic.,'-i. • iti '' i t ' • rbitiv• Ra t , ),I• •*I • turd ( .. , ~, . h. , . ....,....._,,..ciu. v:3 •• - 4 ii- flew to the ballotodumong•ilfeflikAellihto‘.44ll2 ;,11:.,.: . ',,,t'- s • ; itlitglittsmeleishat ined ' * • t . .1 7 0 ed The girl . insointly mind' *poi' 4110114 AW ' 1... 4 .ft",: it -4e, ~/,,,, . .. gt - : NNW ado r ; .-i r t:-. : 61 . 1 • 1 1"%41 •••' 1) tiiekk aio ji g s • . • l iaireetives.—whils.l4l' it. tur n ed .evil; ' tjiiks! .• , 4 ..,L ..., . 7ssx rt.- e vatuvas no-other then' the &crow od 7 ' 3' fi.... ',V . i t e .. *. . •Ilt : t ,-.., • 164 l !"! * , "".1 114 1 0 of circnnestancesot wind at the tiurtiasitt -• • • t i . 3: 1 ••. 1 . ., .• ~ , ' . 1 114111: ' 1 .41164 :4- .-. ', -.1-... JC,..... 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