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t ~ .i z ' f!: LAW INT I'LLIGEACE. eOURT OF KiNC's BENCH, DEC:3,1802. SMITH V. COATES• _ _ _._.... _ _ This was an aEtion to recovor the fitm ofl9l. paid for the life of the Defendant. It appeared that Mif. Coates had, for a Ihort time, refided with Mr. ;itn;111 and his wi fr,at Uxbridge, and being defirous of tenting up in that town as a Milliner, wilhed to take a houfe near her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. She went away on a nut to her father at Leomin 11cr, and wrote a letter to the Plaintiff to fecure the houfe for her, and the would pay for the fix tures on her return. A Mr. Weggener had the letting of the houfe, and he demanded 191. for the fixtures. Mifs Coates not returning in time to fet tle tor them, he threatened, if the money was not paid, to let the houte to fomebody elle, upon which Mrs. Smith paid it for her, and Mifs Coates after .it.ds took paiffion of the houfe. She, however, Icund that the fixtures had been appraifed much above their value, and the refuted to repay the Plaintiff. The Court held that the Plaintiff had no autho rity, under Mifs Coates's letter, to do any thing More than treat for the houfe, and that the tatter was not bound by the payment of the money • ac cordingly the Jury gave a verdia for the Defendant. HARRISON v. STRATTON. This caufe arofc out of that lately tried in which Mr. Angertlein was Defendant. 'Mr. Harrifon is the furveyor that rtrfuaded him he had been over charged for his fleam kitchen, and Mr. Stratton is the ironmonger by whom the faid Ream kitchen was made. A Hander, fuppafed to be fpoken of the former of there gentlemen by the latter, was the fubj et of the prcfent adion. The declaration Set forth that whereas the Plaintiff was a perfon of fair fame, &c. the Defendant wifhing, &c. faid " he," meaning the faid Harrifon, " is a • fcoundrel ;if I would have ereded an oven for him, gratis, or made him a dedudion of 2o per cent. he would have let my bill pats." Mr. GARILOW, Counfel for the Plaintiff, repre. tented this as a very aggravated cafe of defama tion. The Defendant feemed refolved to deftroy Mr. Harrifon's charader, root and branch.—The Learned Gentleman explained how he had been retained for Stratton on the former cafe, and again ft him in this, and obviated any objedlions which the unthinking might, on this account. make to him. felf or the profefGon. He never had abtifed all furveyors, any more than he had abufed all coal merchants, although he had been compelled to cape& the fraudulent praflices of a few. Witneffes were then called ; but Lord Etistisoaauon was of opinion that the fiords,though proved,were not allionable,—Plain. tiff Nonfuited. Tag KING V. SULLWARD AND ANOTHER. This was an indilment for an allault....The Pro theutor is a Mr. Richards, late a wafter baker, now a methoclik preacher. The Defendants are two brothers, relpetlable millers, with whom he had bad dealings.—He (wore, that, while lodging at a public-houfe, they came into his apartment, and alked for th; . account book which ufed to go be tween' themW they had defrauded him of a large Cam of money, and this book was his only voucher; he refuted, therefore, to let it out of his hand ; but theY threw him down, feized the book, tore out a great raany of the leaves, and threw them into the fire.—He underwent a very short crofs euntination by Mr. Gerrow, from which it ap peared certain that belted threatened to profeente the Defendants for having granted in this book nnftamped receipts, and highly probable that he hoped thus to wipe off a large debt that he owed them. The penalties would have amounted to many thottfand pounds. -Lord Etteettemottan fail, *it the *Ludt had btelt eleatly proved, and that &Pt:Mimes of this kind Mug be fired tb theCoutt,4aAdatit, is ration of puniftsmest. M. Richards put on the Apvirtitte tof enema. Mon feriaity, and gait his levadWe'es if he had been haranguing a congregatinnieftba faithfal..l-• likrdiitti bac. +—rook* v. blvti. This Won was britrught for in !fault and bat- The affray happened at a bode in King's Heackoart, Bow-ilreet. This hernia bad been let by the plaintiff to a Mrs. Simpfon, who converted k into ant eating (hop. Tooke thinking that the taloa of the premifes,would be diminiAted if they weft ;pm to an tire, employed the defendant, a broker, to prevail upon her to quit. Davis Cue. • coaled iii making Mrs. Simplon leave the houfe, bathe claimed the remainder of the term to him. (elf, and put a padlock upon the door. The plain tiff coming to take pall ion, was much (urprifed to find this oliftacle to his entrance. The defen dant maintained his right to keep . him out. He made ufe of Come provoking language. The de. Pendant firuck him a blow, and, in the language same oldie witneffes„ he fell down like a bullock. Bat the chief witnefs was a little Apothecary, called Dc.Wintetbottom. Ile fiated that he was fent for to fee the plaintiff , and that lie found him ; in a very bad flaw. Had it nor been for his great ; (kill and attention his patient mull have gone the way of all living. He applied external and inter- nal remedies. The patient had received a violent I,low, and (the witnefs folemnly allured the Court and Jury) had it sat law for hls not he "null have tab kir ryes. • Verdid for the Plaintiff—Damages tel. 24.—IIANTIS V. CH•SIRT. This was an adion by the Atrviving partner of blnilman and Co. on a Policy of lnfurance ou the Dutch [hip Vried. The Policy was effeeted in 1794, before liofiilities commenced with either Holland or Spain. The kip was to proceed ulti. :stately to Ferrol and Carthegena s the went to El fnienr, and failed from thence, ender convoy of Capt. New man, of the Veftal ; the parted 'convoy, and went into the Texel, but at length arrived at Pcnzance, in Cornwall; and in January. 1 795, was detained under his tlajelly's Proclamation. and alter-reeds condemned. t he filets being . proved. a Special verdia was 1. .1-d, for the opinion of the Court, whether the convoy, and going int , . Vhe Teld. was a _ . deviation ; and alfo, whether an Underwriter was bound to pay for a lofs, if it was occafioned by boltilitics, commencing after the date of the Policy POLICE, &e. MAILLIOROUON-STRElT.—Saturday fixteen wo men of the town, who bad been taken up fur in felling the public areets, were examined ; the moa notorious of them fent to the Houfe of Cor • ration, and the rola difmiircd with fuitable ad-' monition from the Magiarate. A yotmg woman was committed to the Houfe of Correaion for one month, forjgetting into the fervice of Mrs. Green, in BundAreer, by means of a 134:.....charaaer. M.aNsIoN Houss.—Saturday a young man, who had lived in the employment of Mrs. Nathan, a dealer in clothes, and a Jewels of confiderable beauty, was brought before the LORD Mayon, by his mifirefs, who charged him with having appro. pitted to his own ufe as much corduroy as would make fix pair of breeches. The young man admitted that he had received the corduroy into his pollifEon ; and in anfwer to the charge (fated, that he had been hired as a jour neyman by Mrs. Nathan, at the rate of a guinea per week ; and that he had been feven weeks in her fervice, during which period his labours had been wholly unrewarded. The Lord Mayor obferved, that the fubjee was entirely a matter of account between the parties, to whom he recommended an amicable adjult meat. Each party was attended by a folicitor. An old offender, named Robert Toth, was fully committed for trial, charged with Sealing a bundle of wearing apparel from a waggon in which it was to go to the country. A young lad of the name of Charles Shannon cited his mailer, to whom he had been apprenticed by the pari(h of Clerkenwell, for cruel treatment. It appears he had been treated with ❑njult feveri. ty, and that there was an informality in the inden tures by which he had been bound. The Lord sla)or availed himfelf of this latter circumflance, and difcharged the boy from the fervice of his HATTON GARDEN.—Saturday Ciarlak Jonar, in the fervice of a jeweller in Kirby-ftreet, was exa mined the third time, charged by her mailer on fufpic ion of (leafing a valuable ring, and other ar ticles. She was fully committed for trial. Ustos HALL—Saturday j. Sprague, the gyp fey chimney (weeper, and bus family, in cuftody under fufpicion of murdering Matthews, the Dul wich hermit, were remanded for a further hearing: As this is a charge of a very ferious nature to the parties, we prefume the ends ofjuflice will bell be anfwered by fupprefling any account of the evi dence againft them for the prefent. Timothy Sullivan, a young boy, who with three others have long been (ufpeded, and in Come in (lances known, to have loitered about the fhops of tradefmen in the Borough, between fun fet and the lighting up the (hops, _flaming tbe Val, as the cant term Is, was brought up for examination. — A quantity of beaver hats and caps for children had been flolen in this way from a fhop in Tooley ftreet, which were traced to the polfellion of a man and two women, who were alfo put to the bar, charged as receivers : no direct proof coming again ft the boy, and fome information having bzen received as to the other boys, the whole were remanded for a final healing. An inflance of ferocity and brutality came be fore the Magiftrates ; an apprentice to a catgut manufatfttirer was charged with nabbing his felFow apprentice with a knife in his arm in confequence of a trifling difpute, which wid probably Mlle him to lofe the ufe of it, if not fuller Amputation. The young defperado was remanded. H I P-STRI gr.—Saturday a young woman of the name of Sheareas was brought to this of charged with having robbed her millrefs in Kingf land•road, with whom The lived fervant. of fundry articles of linen and other propery, to the amount of near ten pounds. she was committed for fur ther examination. . . The fame day an elderly man was charged up on fufpicion of parlpining and embezzling a quan tity e f lak entrufted with him to weave. ''lie MagArAter committed him to the Houfe of Cor realm' for three months. Ain* was fully committed far trial, for &rein a large quantity of pipe lead found on his paten, farpeeted to have been Wen. Si men of diffipated charallers were brought up by the officers, who Paid they apprehended them at a houfe the back of Sboreditch church. They were committed to the Houle of Cos-ration as rogues and vagabonds, being fufpcaed with hav ing committed leveral depredations. A man has lawn committebl to York Canis for bigamy—three or four wives, have already appear ed, and it is fufpeaed he as &versa more. A lad, named Gregg, has been committed to Lincoln gaol, for killing a fellow-carpenter by forcing a fcrew-driver into his hestd.—The Coro- Ws jury found him guilty of that (peeks of man ffaughter which, by the tft James, ch. S. it de prived of the benefit °felt-Miry. _ _ William Francis was committed to Brift ol Bridewell, a few days fine, for tittering a forged note of the Bank of Englind, value tol. A fellow, of the name of Ford, has been com mitted to Northwich Cagle, for Sealing the watch and clothes of T. Aylmer. The parties were threlhing in the fame barn, when a quarrel more, and the former, after beating the latter in a dreadful manner, *ripped him of his pmperty and decamped, leering him weltering in his blood. Aylmer is fo terribly bruited that his life is de. (paired of. The cellar of Mr. Saturn, in Btr-lireet, Nor wich, was robbed on Wednefday night of upwards of three hundred weight of cheefe; and the fame night the larder of T. Elenver, Efq. of Canon, was plundered of the sthole of its contents. On Thurfday worming the coach-office of the Swan Inn, Nocwich, was broke open and robbed of ad. Abontalue o'clock on Tharftlay eight, a trzdef- Iran returning to town from Tramp!lead. called' at a public houfe, where he changed a id. Bank tote to pay his reckoning. Alter quitting the company he was overtaken by a genteel looking man, who prefentc•d a piflol, and demanded his money, on which he pet his hand into his breeches pocket and delivered, as he thought, the whole of the change, Which, however, turned out to be only 9s. and tome hallpe..ce, as, by millake, he had put nine guineas in his coat pocket. Admiral Lord BILIDPORT'S Lode in Harley firect, Cavendifit-Aluare, was broke open on Sa turday evell;n7, ween the hours of fix and ,ight, ; while the perin who had the care of it was gone to mar::. The villain; got clear await feveral valuable articles. On Saturday 'morning the apartments of Mr. Du CIE, in NValbrook, were entered by fome thieves unknown, and robbed of plate and other property to the arioen: of tipwardl, of 701. with which the villains made their efcape, leaving behind them a bunch of picklock keys. The fame morning a Gentleman palag the end of Fleet-market, near the New Buildings at Snow hill, was hufiled by fome villains, who robbed him of a very valuable gold watch. A few mornings fince fume perfons broke into the honfe of Mrs. HAIN swoetrit, of Sileby, near Leiceller, and forcing open a bureau. Bole nearly soot. in call' and notes. Some labourers in the neighbourhood have been taken up, on fufpicion of this outrage. -- - A few days fince the apartments of Mr. PAL via, in Adam and Eve Conrt,Whitechapel, were entered by thieves, who Role a box of clothes be longing to his daughter and himfelf ; the robbery was effeded by falfe keys, which the villains left withintidc the chamber doer. On Saturday lift, two men, convieted tall Old Bailey Sellions, for Ile:ding ft.gar and other arti. cies from the Qnays, were publicly whipped in Lower Thames-ltreet. An extraordinary robbery was committed at the Greyhound, in Chelmbfurd, in the night of Tuef day lA. Mr. Smart had that day killed a hog, which weighed about thirty !lone, and was hung up in the back part of the premifes, when fome daring villains took a pane ofglafs out of the cafe ment, which they then unfaileued, from whence th:y (tole the whole carcaic, and got off uudicco vered. A few days nue the wife of a black trumpeter jpAse 4th dragoonhiell doer* a flight of !fairs at 'hetwetidence in Northpte, Canterbury, and dicd within an hour. A few days ago, as a fervent of Mr. Noes**, , of Cattle Ditches, Norfolk, was driving a cart loaded with porter he was crufked between his can and a fhop, and expired foon after. •Thurfda fe'anight, John Blair, gardener. re fiding in Inieekip. was found dead in the wood 'below Langhtstife. It is fuppored he had perilked through cold. Friday fennight, two fellows went into a pub lic houfe, in the Gallowgate, Glafgow, and after regaling themfelves with victuals and drink, were attempting to make their efcape. Upon the land lord and his wife interfering to prevent them; they were knocked Awn, cut, and abufed in a &ticking manner. APince being at hand, they were loon properly feeared, and c om mi ttedto prifon. A few mornings Since, before day-break, Mr. HURFOILD, farmer, at Shellington ' near Shefford, ' in Bedfol'illire, being alarmed hitthe fall of fome tiles, fired a fowling-picce from his chamber win. dow, at a perfun be law on the roof of one of his out-houfes, who fell to the ground : he proved to be the fanner's brother-in-law, who had been all night at a dance at a neighbouring village,and was endeavouring to get in at the window of the gra nary, which commitnicates with his bed-room.— His furprise at the difcbarge of the gun occafioned the yonng man to fall, bat he received noinjury: On aniftmas Day laft, during Divine Service, a peritin having the appearance at an 4ddlcer dropt down and immediately expired at the Chapel in Berkeley-ftreet. On being taken to i pdbfic houfe in the neighbourhood, his pockets were Detract!, when a letter was found, addreffed to Mr. Brown, but the name of the writer was unfortunately torn off He lay there two days, when be was at length difeovered to be a Mr. Brown, a Yeoman of the Ceased. • • About one o'clock on Monday morning, a fist broke out in a low back houfe in GrahaMeteet . Glafgow:which was foon got under wit," di". ing any other damage. than confuming a had. and feverely burning a female lodger who wasAying upon it. On Wednefday morning a Are broke out at a houfe near Brinkley, Cambridge, occupied by the Rev. Mr. Lass. Nearly the whole premifes were deftroyed, together with feveral Racks of corn. Hardly a week paffes without fome freib out rage connnitted on the perfons or property of thofe wellidifpokd &amen who have continued in the fervice of the clothiers at Warminfler, in Wilt (hire. On the evening of the 15th ult. a bullet from a gun or 0101 was fired through the wind,,w of Jofeph Tucker, into the room where his wife end three children were fitting at the time. It happily mired tbem,but paffed within a few inches of the head of one of the children. An inqutfition was taken on the 7th nit. at Pit.' tea, Etre:, on the body of Ann Ruff, aged 70, who,' although apparently in good health, dropped down dead, as the was walking tome linen, in company with another woman—Verdift, Natural and fud den death. On the 16th ult. another inquifition was taken at Stiffo►d, on the body of Ann Boy de.i, who ass found dead in her own hook.—Ver. die, Natural and tudden death. And on the 18th alt. another inquifltion was taking at Matching, on the body of John Willer, who as he was driv. Mg a waggon, in attempting to turn his hates out of the road to pats a cart, fell down, when the fore and hind wheels paired over his head, by which be was Co much bruited as to oceuftem his dead - . the fame eccoipz.—Yesdia.—Accidentally BOXING• kformation having been received at the P 4 ;:: Office, Marlborough•lireet, of the late tight be. tureen Tone, the Jew, and Maddox, of IVeilmi:i (ler, Hamilton and three other Officers were dit patched to Wormwood Scrubs (tht place appoint ed for their meeting) to prevent their fighting, and an the parties arriving on the ground, tar Officers informed them, if they attempted to figle or break the peace, they would take them i:itr ttflud y,tipan which they thought proper to mor , off act nfs the country ; but the Officers lap:Rini they intended to fight elfewhere, followed therm till they came to Wimbledon Conwon, when the profeijors of the RC..ts they were in the county of Surrey, put the Officers to defiance, thinking they had no authority there,but in which they were mi. taken. The cro vd that were afrembled, amount ing to feveral thoulands, the Officers did not claim it prudent to interfere. The parties are now undo profecution in Surrey for a breach of the peace. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Dr. Wingfield, Fellow of Trinity Corer, and Head Mellor of Welintinlitr School, is appointed to a Pre beudalStall in Worcefter Cathedral, vacated by the Reverted Mr. Talbot; and the Rev. Mr. Carey. ftudent of Chrilichurdy Oxford, is nominated to Coerced Dr. Winfield as Head Mance Weilmdler. The King has been pleafed to prelint the Reverend Drell Harris to the Church and Parini of Yearn, In the Prvibytery of Brechin, and county of Forfar; And the Reverend Charles Anderfon to the Church mid Hari& of Gans, in the Preibytery of Auchtzrarder. and Shin of Perth. BIRTH. On the 27th alt. the Lady of the Han. Charles Crcy, M. for Northumberland, eta 190. MARRIED. On Sunday the t9th ult. Mr. R. Willis, of Fitt MiCs Harper, clavghter of Mr. Tharaas Harper, jeweilcr and goldimith, Fleet-ftreet. Lately, the Rel. Win. Hunt, vicar of Oldie Cary, Sontetrok *dm, to Milo Sophia Magnus, Wax of Lord Newark.. Lanky, the key. John James Toosood, rerlot of Adlfiask.. Wilts, to M ifs Sainpfon, of Beaton. . On the 19th ult. at Upper Deal, Captain E. W. C. 7t.. Goma, of the Navy, to Mils Cannon, daughter of John Canada, Efl. of Middle Deal. OD Sats•day taR, at St. Georges Chunk, Hattoweatuam, by the Rea. James Scott, Wiliam Ord, Erg . of Fmk*, in the Corny of Northamlashed, and M. P. tar Moved.; ta Seam daughter of the late !tea. Janus Scott, of hada Peery, the County of Suuttlasnplon. DILD. On Friday intoning, at his holt& at Ham. after a fhort Mar% Si: Wm. Porker, But. Vice-Admiral of the On the 9th ult.at Alliono,Anne, Dowager Lately Oh :Cordial futtiving fitter to the late George Henry, Y..4.ri of lAreaield. On the co* nit, in the 99 tit year of her nc., Lady %%rat* of Lc:blade, Gimlet tholko Soddenly. on M'ednefday morning, at Bath, Mrs. Win'se wife of 1' emas Winitoe, Mi. of Twickenham The 46th ult. the wile of lar.ttarics liarris, of Crotched Friars, merchant. In septesolne NA, at Havanoss. Pits. pow Aldus% UM Glafinw. At Bench, the tilt ult. MA, ith year or Waage. A. M. AA. difon, yowled fan debarks Addlton Alq.eaf Do'nek On the 13 Nov. William Haim. Yfq. of Batt-lame, amt. aged 79. Oa ikeilief.lay evening, et his brother's book, in Bands- Erect, William Henry Campbell. Efq. of Linos-ha, In do County of lifiaz. On Wedoefday nsorning. Mrs. Coals sandier of 'Amnia& feet. Thii Lady was well known in the wawa cl. cies of Zia .. &Ilion. Oa Saturday /Apish', in 'Upper Onildford-hrect, Mats John Anderfon, youngeit fon of Win, Anderfan, Efq. Oa Wedatiday maniac I.R. at her haute, at fauldasatt, the pa year of her e, Mn. hums, nil@ of the hae lanes. Efg. of I WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MOR B4ornleg • • •• •• • Ss constesaiter to Afternoon sit minute, aftcr it Ts THOMAS TAYLOR, Ef Honoured 9h, Edinburgh, Marsh 4. am- BEG ]ease to inform you, that ever r(ince the A year typo, I have been adlidted with the lies %MM.; which, from its shitinately alleing every made of niadoilis6 prcfcribcd by the molt mama of the faculty here, and under going (carat (mar c.as4 of fdivadau. and twice difehatgell [tofu she Hetsimi. with Mule ndief, ventW.appeee eitheet die moft Inveterate 'mare. la the (prang of lah year my Wader hed yst drie' ahead; as neady myna pieliodto nay erlitemat had a hey takers tla amen of mg hmd. sees each ami, and my legs wee broke male a frrylafful nnumer; y was Ainadfanypishi. and. bed bele& • Site et &arise Pailleyen year. ; My left had a/fo two large salami It, was eery mud' difrolourod, bed gave Me fuck midadarly wire email bikes madly es dep rlli Me In this lamentable hate I try imassunapded by Mr. j: Theo. fen, (who received fo great a eureli them ben), to take poor LeakesPetast Ms, which began as do sio Me adds of Meru in the crate of a °Vette I began to recdve kr:lett-4o Gab more than t Month the ulcers nasty head andarnas sin:retsina& henfahoteots after die tom on my legs healed ails. bads( however, pmedaable dikolowsciao it the itin, and pub U the lone lathe lolt, whiffs, by the Nefllng of Goo, anda Bier parataxis In your invaluable Malicia, bladed ; aW lake difpagns, the She regaining it. natural hue, end du. nor ttiSul gradcany yoing off..-1 thus became, by your libe ral advise andandidne,perfedly free Mena my forme:ra m. plaints—have recovered my former COM we Magda, aide" become Jolly and fat, in which Rate halving continued many months to the aftoultitment 4an Who knew me, lan at : loth in what terms en mats my gratioN4 but beg rm, tar thin good of other fullertug mortals, en malts thissay rah u public as pallid; as I hall on may ormise a le &x shiny yea vell Wadi e_r!pur tralefalsahiSaltsvatybowsbktomen. ALEX. MUKIR, Swan's Clore. Hlgh-Orem Eeldiesp* Witndres to the above cure .—/olan Thempfea ct At, N or : Poultsy-males, Jobe Misted. ,Old Aidaby IVostud and foid by sho foie Proprietor THOMAS TAlf. LOS. Mania of the Royal College af Surgeons, et his MAG. Nu.% New Bridge-Asset, Leaden; Mare, otter a cane= 'Adria of marc don thirty-Gs years, in a praeliee particular ly &rated as the cure of Venetic. Cmisplaints, sad thofe Actual to the Parts of GCOCTITS4OI, with that heatable fceraer which Men of his Prot:Son &mid always obkrvaan foch aka. be Setters bimfet, the advice and alliance begraruitoufly air miniftas ao perfoos taking this Medicia. will be Litmus'. by a difcerning Public., as madames/ye Eddins asepenahle. yd void of all ambiguity. Alto fold, by kis appointment, for the ecanadonee Oda* living et a Oftener, at tho Perfumer's, No. 3s. St. /Shoes ftreet. Pall-Mal; be Toydlsop, No. rep, Otheddireet. Mr. DUberoogh's, No. y, Fills !rent-lkW; Mr. ated,booldella t New t Uoion-row, Little Tower-hill ; Mr. Basta's. Soodo bridge,e Edinburgh; Mr. Wheel's. Dahlia ; end by one • fee in every oordidaable tows I. Crest Britain and f boxes of only ss. pd each, foaled up, with full and phis di rations, whereby pedals at Mier fez may can thesefelees with oak. (peed, fancy, sod (May. N. Z. Every in hid in Great !Maim is faded up with Stew, cievrbieb, by favour of the Commillkeem. is printed, at the Stanipolleo..T. Tnyler.No. 9, New liddr-lirem.... imitate which Is felony, and all ethers are counterfeit LONDON: Pelmed ear the Prepebatars, by JOHN DANIEL Maides-/aree, Ceveot-Ganies) at t►e area Patarsiso- Or roe e, Nn Gird-ftreet ; and pahbilted by J.EV EL xurr t a Caserrbotryidam,Lambetblat Ns t.Catay-Ereet. and at the ht at-Orme. Tomple4lar ; to arbich Mee all coatinsticadessfeedat Calves are respelled to be addetial aS_t e- if- lt. 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