Star. — London, England, 1823-05-28 00:00:00

• • • •t . • i• • _.. --4...v--,TT*MigerieilftdiefrTgerfferfinT 7 7: SIR' ROBERT: TrILSONf? . • .C 77. 41 The following Letter from Sir Rosetta Wttoor. has been received by Mr. WEATHIIRSTONE, one of hi, constituents: • a I have been received here with an affectionate expression of feeling, which surpasses all my porefs of deicriptiou. I could give an account of the honours that have, been paiel•me;vrhich were all, indeed, of royal mounting.; but who can impart the look—the.tene--the heart-linking grasp of welcoming frierids ? " My arrival was a day of pride to the as an - 'Englishman, and the more so because. I was conscious that I re all y and ' iruly did represent My brave and generous countrymen in Menu:A:Nes which determined my proffer of all:•I 'mold devote to the gip rious and sacred cause in defence of tihtth Spain forms the , van guard—Gamely, zea lous and faithful service to the hour of death or victory. To•moi row I enter the ranks as a private grenadiers of the Vigo battalion of "disposable Militia. - It wlll'be for Mel Government of Spain "afterwards . to determine psyservice s . and my companions insist, in the first instance, oh cadet-ming to the laws in existence. Those companions are lieuteniistaCoid. i nee Ugh', lite of the Btitish Sraffih the Peninsula, a astendlii tioguished; officer -and excellent gentleman and a grandma et' Lord Erskine's, who cattle out as,it volunteer, to share myTtiesi tunes, and who, lath arida, will do honour tobis name. - td I lave told you'd' tbelenthusiasm of this•noble Peoplei.4 must, in justice to atm; sdd tiott their 'exertions-and' swages are corresphottent with tteielanghage and exaltation of Md. merit: 'a More honest Mee . of 'country; and resolution to defend it, never existed. An property,' useful to the public - service,: it given Op . viith cheerfulness; :and theta is not a man who is j not enrolle d some tarps . • One thousand recruits are already' , gone to the army front this little town done; and.dissee now, training are of the best description.for military service. Puts! one seems not only resigned, but animated .with desire 11. s• serve. I never saw any recruits, peen volunteers, with stsga smiling countenances.when the Visas are giving. 'llpere is, however, s great weakest arms and simameet *re" and in the .whole Province. Will England permit this event to paralyse such good disposition, and compromise the safety bt'Provinees, the defence of which assures victory? I wailriot believe It.— What Englishman will not give one . day's labour of the year gratis to their brother freemen oT Spain,' it; fight England% as well as hetoien battles? The sum so raised'would be most va tuable=not . only on account of the magnitude of tlise sum, bat the proof of motioned sympathy. With whis Speitrodil defy and mock to scorn, not bogy the Bourbon, but the *belt eenfe., Berate bead of despots.. Let .Englishankb thick Of .the glorprs the joy—the iisexpresible beadits of suck a bay of triumpisr-i • .Happy those who 'may say, I was one who coottibuted to,* holy consummation of an impious lea Des's shame and overthrow. " Happen what may, be assured I shall never forget what I owe to the character of those I was representing more immedi. ately when I disembarked ow the Spanish soil; and that nothing can occur, of a public nature, to give me pleasure, which pleasure will not be augmenwd py the thought of the satisfaction it will . diffuse through that country whose Interests and botiour I shall always feel k to be my duty to maintain,'ln Ohne with the new duties I anriontracting, for the defence of a conussatrinte: parable cause. • . . " Remember me to all kind friends, and with best-regards to MK. W. believe me always your's; ' • • Vigo, MaY 3, 1823. . ••• •• • -I , R. WILSON. " Leiterinsust be sent through tireSpiotish Minister. I shall leave Vigo before you receive this, •tbr General Merida's head. quarters, at Valladolid; but probably may have to return for & time into Gallia; under any and every circumstance, before I take my definitive station. • ' • • • • • • " Rely on it, our triumph is certain ; bat kis an object to_ pre serve the country, and repulse the invader se ark* as possible." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SPARRING.' 7.. • • • •••• ' There were two benefits yesterday. The issociatiains!sirerij natural.' 4rririg and Cribb at use IFbree-conit ; Neret and .s'l at the Tennis-court. The day's tstay,wasall at'the Plues-anutta 'Cribb wall treasurer, under the hnnsediate protection al:tt Jackson, and the sports were diversified. The benisons as follows : • Josh. Iledsels, the ball-dog fighter, set towith•Cerier. All the men worked their way. Their•dick :sit in court was a failure, with all the tickets glean awapinahn of Neat's people, laughinrat him as aprotorytartitainntri •-( , :r . THE LATE FIGHT • • ' • 1. I The." Endipintem " Son lasts blety reprinted, and will b e heist on Sale all this -areahms•liskeloilid. the-fullest particulars of the Fight, • In& a blegoolot-itebag and Neat ; the previous Arranteineres " arrival of the,Pikelit Hinchiry Downs • the Ring ; the Eight- Rounds. Account bit a Second Battle, between ilampthine Pape andlirislei The wholemakin' g The of The Eseiabnan Folio Callumns. Advertisements whatever are inserted :in . TAO Jkollatassu Sunday.Newspapier, which is a large Folio Journal of Twiner Columns, of the same sine as The Observer. It Is retuladlifan fished every Sunday morning, at ! the early hour of fuss aolasol,., at hies's*. Sierra's, 102, .Engtishniess is Sevenpence. BETTING We never recollect log characters, front their persons at Tattersall's pected that not so many the Oaks as frequently heavy betting took place. 6 to 4 apt Emilio' 2 to 1 art Tanctcd 9 to 1 apt Bertram 20 io I apt Nicol* Even Sine' apt the field 2 to 1 apt.lrinvfirt . • . - • A grand - mateb vrail Ealir& fora considerable parties), betitten :Lard T dare -shooting at 100 bi• Arse day% 'bootie& foes A re* days *ag( from a grass plot, gaudy lining its , Snnday,daring. Ilariover-square, Lower Brook,strt a fainting' fit, and irker.s servants; The Duke of Li and WILLIAM 111. once said, with never beat 'this being repoitedto said he, 4 the.slr saw me tyre it Zi 'ELEGANT GLa . ability arid. Gentry inomS of •Cobrilf - Itheke band ftitis Wieser, tied of ttriwhte . Tectfictd l4o ,i ) Vr by 12, ; ant opsrArds ; sioes i the teratioW 06. The fxrensiie preference is thankfully in their endeate. a nfitoutri articia: • suitable-to the public stfpVoit. prjf,l e'sery t;evi t • • • Tr.l .••••••-a • - • • - ErsopliVeit. ''71.1 orstiictfr3.4-.!. , :s ratt I= COURDolletimucEtty, m 40:ra *agar v.:Analaide; RARRIRE....,‘ZSD OtagaS•, 013 COO ,u injunction was , Z iiii:ed_for by the gila , ißeiff to,iestriin the defen'di ' t e present Mariageree euveni-Gitien Theati4, from applying the actruing profits Seeiyotber poses than those named in: the indeoturo:ol --- The application was maflo-pii the- ground of- irre parable waste. 'Previous to the motion coining on, a demurrer was filed for want of partiei, atfd the Couri belor been. of opinion. that ontil.that demurrer Wei tiliposed of the plaintiff's application could' hOt be heard. The cite was then referred to-h?rLoisi; ship by way oft pfiessl, to-lit•tertaimithethet, that de murrer not having been brought, on; !the plaintiff was still to be precluded from making his raotlon: i His, Lordship promised to consider the case. - The Loan CHARCF.LUR directed the motion and demerrer to come on- together. The question to be ,considered would be whether is the first place, the demurrer was.a.good one; and, secondly, admitting it-to be se, then to ascertain whether a good demurrer for want,of parties, formed a sufficient bar to a motion 'slitiilat to that contemplated by the plaintiff?"' irgaitioa ole A wain OF COURT. ": • Mr. HEALD applied to the Court for a referiiiiito, the Master to approve of a settlement to be made on yeung Lady who had a -considerable tontine.. Sher had married a person of the name of Claridge, who had become insolvent, and the money which he had re ceived for rents and profits pf the estate would be lost ; but the estate was now under the management of a Receiver, and therefore the test of the property would be secured; the Lady was now in the family way and sr good deal alarmed, and the family all wished matters to be put upon a legal and right footing. —The motion now was, that it be referred to the Master to approve-of a settlement to. be made on her. , . Mr. HART said he was ready to concur, on the part Of the husband; in what was proposed. • The LORD CHARCIthLOR recollected the ease per fectly well, and a very flagrant one it was; for this individual.had married thts young woman,, a igard of the Court, when she was ; only 17 years old, and 'yet he had sworn, to obtain•a license, that slie , vias 21, and-therefore he had -directed the case too be hid before the Attorner•Getteral. As to the.present ano-: tion of goiug_befaße •the Master, theo : wonisibaA great difficulty in making any settlement that.mightl affect the interests of any parties who might have prow Vision made for theAs by a for Mer settlement ; and as. to the husband himaliflif •the •Master anything by whiSh that husband Mild, eitain stow,' or hereafter,: WPCs' *ging 9f 0 9 .1FPPC_ 'Mif this; lady, he shoul4 never confir m that rtPacu Cwast not saying this as i knitter *Of anger l 'but - meiely as a+ Judge bound by the rules of the Cotes. Here thei matter ended. ' • i• 1" 1 "; 4 .. . - - ‘vtrirrOVlEttfili ININCIVICAT irsolluisCv,lnt,tit4st wow, .;/.3 11 4 was _au 4 1 0i4.PrE fa./ wilful and c. 4 7 1; ; gerintrassignel upon certaia.aiticlei Of the Lietce tithed by the defendant 'du* ityoung oian, nam %I~il6ish Polk , flee fear EF'hirlifc The articles stated, imossgst other circunwMiesi 3 0,0un , t 1 a young, womau x ,samed Elirs Poile,, married the prosecutor, bis (the defendiesi natutal daakhtet, and - that she 'had lepielented bin), which he verilfbelrefed !.o be true,.sbat ,the! hid been Allgiein • hgrlinitaild in, ebesse.i quence of hit ilTwiikeinidifo*qt - Wliirreali hi Wittoseat7ankfaail Poite Was tic* thelefendant's Viltutel thiughtet; t whereas, in truth and, in. fac‘',,sgc: . hid not ltft d prosecutor in conscAn'tiM e u*ige 'ab4t 10- , lance towards her. Tbe.sleteribun plea d ed ti.otirtath; The articles in ~qUestimi hid Weis exhibited thW defendant against the prOgecis tOri canseqltrr o the latter snapping a pistol at t?at! • ' "4" • - thtil be ew 'llhe tsrays f r defendant, lint). Re aftek*a) 'With; the defendant ..irl Ms :anistreis! Shrieked at. -such dis gracefuLenetketc he . yikalyew , the:jewels, antk F4,!e which lye had deppaited. yak the defendant, by,lvay 7 of 'seiurity for the monitir he,hii . aAnceil;t i fildkavg , after shilr 'tl i ie iuSt be tare wai ioirsegsiettee of thitllwa4ibletedndoct that he. hid gone to the. tletend a nes hone with. the. pi st4l. etc tho °suasion ininestion. Hehad al Ways ander sued 'that a. Copuun .ppdfrey was the father of hi twitriess'ilWiTe. • Hi Pi)sitively dialed that hi had ever used his wife ill. She hid thrown a flat iron at 110b,:.and he bad on that occeSioo seised her by .the neap to psesfat : her. doing him any mischief. Thit, was the only occasion on which he hid used — Cfnithe part of the defendant, the improbability' Of die t. to told' of the defendant was urged, and a grate number of the prosecutor's letters were put in, ad diemed:oo the; defendant, in which, throughout, ite lignekhtfl his- wife as being the defendant's daughter; 'spoke Of 'hinists the kindest and most indulgent Of fathers, and acknowledged die - obligations he was Udder for pecuniary assistance. tMWO Winless& aeste called, who proved distinctly that the prosecutor had frequently -beaten his wife, stat 4 abused her • in terms the most offensive. The SOLICITOR-G*I42RA L declined proceeding. The Loan CntavJustics tot d 'the Jury:. that there was cettainly no proof direct that Mrs. Poile Was the defendact's natural daughter, but he had always treated her as his child—she had passed as such in the wprld, and 014 t, was aufEcient to justify the. state meot which the defendant had made fit the tracks 'of the'Peace. The.other assignment of perjury seemed to hate:been clearly answered by, the proof that the . prosecutor. hact .is . fact ill-used his wife.rThe• Jury ; immediately : km:ld the defendant-- Not Quilty,r c s-... ; ; ; CQUIrr QP comajov PLEAS, MAY in. lanvhtibx.—lvA, tote v. BAILTS, • ; Thiiiitti an action- .b plaintiff to til.; 'Cover damages for the-seduction. of her versant: ' - :.Mr.. SeTkillOt Pittat.f said, the plaintiff was.* Widow; lady residing par t qloucester. : The uttfortuttate subk.! jest of -the, p.resent.actjon was a girl named gatrah Alba,' 4o had - lived - With her several year's. In the course brISSI the piaintiffleft her hoe* on a visit, and was absent about eleien weelmi , dating . which .tinst the girl was left in charged *house, During ;the Absence:6f she plaintiff, the.dpienslant. who. was a farmer residing in the neighbourhood, was in the . 11 4 1 **Po?foriflin Mott Offlots for. tibP lor!weri, such Prchaffnffinejtc .for them, .Bt.c. lie woold have been entitled .to cite - 4 .145 i of the Plaintif for his candatr fnriMtvdone nothing mitt r bat he took a base advantage of the intercourse-he-had' established, and ruined-the, unhappy girl. Thee Learned Serjeant -said, be didt not. mean tw address the JitrY on the came itseilitition, as it had nothin to do with the present question. 'The Sail • had merely ,to coosider'wliiit .atsiiiiitt!e plaintiff was ontitleti te - fat the loos 'bailee sustained iaheing ',de; privedioe the time of a valise* aerennt- . 4100140 might besivastmot. only for. the loss tolloseuctr . sce, hat fririnjusy sustained in Other,respects. It might be &pew, - why'had* this Acton bled hitivght Lfitidoti K.;-Why-hitd 'not • tlso pirenti brought aisl,vrhat. Loss could , be snsealnea JO die piain tic temih4 tiepin that the **a totigitt blvf bees' cha,tged, and it might have been...tried! at Gloucester • if the idetntlif had chOsin it. vs The Thesipaititaied*.from' bt ingittriti• action; 'lad those; (fair cede bride -One -*fro: RMtf onstained -lint from the failure Whet. .411ei the . had,lived i !way for , elefett.' 1,14 an!. kle,t)P4. ! J 4:3(11; - 1 ~: .. 1 IonTY to deer:lle - upon the dasiage sttstained n k ligaisitifE -114e.did Ilat,ste that he mild .. ' ""'' !inv./111 - y to Iziva ant da4tOges. • lie 11,1 d niti e , • such a case before, and he left it entirely in their . 1 -4.Jvrvmaa asked, whether they could atzdte thegoits ? • .... e, .. ~, • • . M P Air. Justice ARK toping in the negaiiiPel'i l i tgk. ?commended the question.to tjti Attention of f ife ' eel, who agreed to. take. a verdict . for nominal' d i . stairs, the katties - payiN theirows east::. • ' it-rotten ENTffiLLIGIINCL': • ' ilaammoitopon4easerr7Don. Parverrea--SeholuktA t 4;, ; received n rte Motldayentioilaagg I quarrel w biol. hadAkei ineleapa tam betteleo tanGUm p,b t y. probe& a duel litff - tkkUltfureThistitefururs, thallikeemat i . of yesterday onnnit. *as. .020. :sires sbbtrUrell eidetikasta reaked Kensingten Gardeos yaw a tke iwO parile& .. ass , ing at opposite gates. As Mon as *Min piety Sad . hackvey coach Schofielirainotaleti Waal( in the gardens. !b et met in the lean frequidtedlialt ; the garland was decided up. and measured by the woods, and the pistols way prepated, l 4, 4 , the officers steppdd Ibliard. sod tee prfacipUle weny takes, l i r sem*, alrra.4,lo*..escspe., On being InWeigle Uf a " i fr.. Conant ftbe sitting Magan), aka/ with *pieta Which ere• 4 Mievrise seised ; , slimy stated their manes co be Gamma G • Req. end Panneman gestic; Bp. *imam Gentleman a ter to the Navy, and *latter t Member et * U " *Toed. i Thep were held so hiiii to keep the peace. •, ' ti - iliar-Saisantrrkeseesslay a inen. mid a boy were . fore Sir RICUA ILO Biwa, by Derelagion. ono of the dirt who stated that he (Rand them lying on the grass in Si.a. . Park that morning, behaving in inch a manner as to imietigo lona females who via* walkirea near the spot 1111ritila. MIMI said lie had Ittefted testers - from Lord Sylasy, tow inthim thet nuisances of this . kind had Increased am., eau was next to impossible for females and chiblreellniiikpattk of tin Parks; so beneficial to the ishebitants -of* MOW* Sir Mamas desired. that..Dogington and his pieniert'ese continue to neelbeir best exertions to stop the nuisances, at said Ile would take thti opportunity. of lattnarking, tacit* Gatakoepers rit, the -Parke.would,amend a *le 101, positive duty ; Rad less to.tbeir " , curds and whey, ' th greatly assist the Police. The prisoners were committed the Vagrant Min tatie month. - • • -'• -• , Ps osnrcres--C,omplaints having biennia& bv *MOW. of Cranbournaslky, anti•the saints adjoining, of the Whitmire( the Nymphs of der Pe* io that District, a warrant was grunt be Sir Rico* a. Mainz for their capture, and intrusted tb nail officers forks yxectuion, who succeeded in connyhig antics 30 and 60 of tbetsl to durance vile. /Monday they were lira* up in groups, and upwards of twenty of Ann having Inane. cognized as troublesome castontess t wer e committed to I the noun of Correction for a montla—to r labour in the &Mahn • Rerun. a mi&ldle.aged WOlllid, of very repentant a. , pearance, was next put to the bar. - - • - ••., 1 Sir Hamann 01111/11t expressed his asensdelimeotateadtgad a peran at *rim, amirualed tarell bee to *casein& feriestsell. She hoped Sir 'Ripens! would got her ,indeed die Wall not be seen 'aphs, Tor ifie %I/allots* alath—onlf that dieted a few things that were—(Nett 11 Y 46 arm what I mean, Sir Richard F')--•• • " Indeed +dm igtC7resitiVier Ifipor". ' " hut I support you mean pivibell r - • Wffih n o i ahseg .m' That: is rattan* **IP .• letly• • .Sit Rico* . 46 You tell a wry - s ir, and r tit almost ' lea hts k it. llelsalell gar She replial..t..ln less.than a week, Sir t , .. SiribostaW , Wg' 'Os io' Bath iiM , Oa, tbea r . She syfrAtidilouged. 0 1" 01 •1=Ile (e4s "we, ale ieveridtabir 'esam d m ine* same stamp. • •- . • • • • .; ,FROM ,I 6 ASr 09,1-A7„'S GAZETTE. -m *7 1 .: ' ;; , ,i 0 713 Ztpleters, grocer, to serenader Jute 10, 14 and elds, Sly t; at ,`-at thr IV& Lm, Worcester. • Motile; &On% WristllBBF; cia Mr. IllOatdano, 1 / 1 1044.ja57 . - fi Londo ' ' 1 And* Heledoistiei *bp, nabs; Juba 15, M, Whir 8, at twelve, at the Nelson "dotal, Mratingham. Attiedisa Miloloion, Middls•Trtsoldo; or birz Cturotherls Bar •wen, Salop. ' Oka letehbo, :Langston, flosses, rains* Jane 3, 10, M r fuly 8, at twelve .at the Court of, Commissioners of Bak- Tusk BailithiM:street.: Attoreer r Mr. Wasfetli, Ts*: :jtiß.ea, azts of ,Fatlut, Cumberland, dealer, Juoeld, d Illy 8, *Celesta, sr Irv i n iei'llotel, Carlhle. Ataedik Moinvey and Pray, &agde Inn; or Messrs. Lore* atiisle. - • • • • 410881111 ladle , C 2obbe, late - .of Chester, ale end peeterbronar t Jade alo les ,nd July 8, at eleven, at tfie Old Nag's Head lea, Mt. Faulkner, Cheater ; or MeistiJkil pot and Stohe, Southampton-street, filootusbory.square. • • Loeb Adotpbe"Holtander, - Whichester-street;- dhunealklMA chant, May 51, June 7, and July 8, at ten, , at the Cos Commissioners of Bankrupts, Buinghali-ifreet. Attalft Messrs. Wayne and Son, - Leidenitall-street. Willithrt • Meisel, Pittiles.coort Colesian.street, whilktilet• -01404:1A ' 14084 /- . A ':l3,ssi4 • P4o94B!Breint: EVJF.7. " 7 ' l ..le, "'" RV • bet l / 4 ene - #l6**- 1 was iti uthig r t . was , uostsi• to isippott her, litre fendah ,s, op. tiowtavo_attbree.Pcx_aiioes and beidways fe494. d b 4ho defendant, iV"PP a r,d.e. 4 1: Q Pais 4 th er. 4 ae.endanr. had In u his we t 9 thee him tfie defendint). ne ,froo.• ernitaitked b i s wtl b liv ed *itlvAhO I -I - - . _ WWI. —.j....... .f••••• •, • ........ -- 1 .... •••••`”, ----wr-7, - r --- -- -,----- . ..- • -----•••-•- --- --••••••• -'•""' •-- --,---- Ir ••"'s Wllliett• Metter, Pieker•e•court, Coleus:D.4mm; *lslam 102, Strand, London- '. Th e price of MC . - This case excited some . intereS4 - ' . lind tiecalsi4_,lt Appx- bowie for...tdimectettyp, Jgr.pass9tt !euu.4 4 -task . -4 1 011. 0 1.‘kla• al; .leal le and July B.2ittep, at, tbe Copt venee. ;-; considerable portion of time.* The defelVdiiK'sioVri : jain..mlole#4,,toeipg.4egtived, of . servoseceihinh for . . .O n dru_l . 4 . rionets .pf flikrapts, 'Oasin4rli-ot.*t. - AIM!, AT TATTERSALL'S. MAY ' ' '.. ; :ti n t d u t of ri years of age, Was st 10'1'016014(1er-I so • ri t gr e lheais i ther - bid .n& ; en 04 - ii• ~t he. -man. aide? mid Adams Pdx -Ofesmirfkoun. moNia :t witnessing a greater anent ofpt ie . : • • itiiicre ..rvsidini..in.B4iiiahisitiiisiiittim tip . 1 ii il ii eo ,,,,,,v iehb ad . bath ed ept isi*a: , ‘ ,..Fivoilmborkipser. .-,.....,._ ~... .. it •. e -.. n _ ~...1 , .., i the Duke down to theinfe , • IF . -. - th 'Arch . tees- WeZ*4l;oo4. SC:i110 4 7i.41 - since he bacLbt,ni ~ • }reds irekeesjoiliVegisattie:tailtpetstru isthos• could; := J ; k 4=:_,,:,171.1,7:1 1 ; Z e .,, t. : Z,Z ul a74 torsairs than on this --4, nany will start it groin for th!' 14 T_ ..r, with a - married womarkpad. ikivicspii • ' thtl btidk. cW smiled. DTbeLlourwas great ; i‘r *kat girl's. Conmelesloners of Bankrupts, &Anshan-are" Aar" tly seen. Y4t Pint 30" la anticalmteu a nd. fruit of the' intercourse vittit Aappotti yft rpaclegad,voinelans by ihncedietion ie4 wt. amaions CrlTPlVarli• ASselletstrem lace. No bettittg•oh the Doncaster St. Leger: .._~ Alm Besm : , Lets and James Inglis.Mark-ladesinerCiagllN • - under his pr?!!Oicio k liiiptat . . . Mr. WorMkquenitelLitated o thatate c lva? 4i,rfc .. , -•a i i t ie 4-11 l ianw oottl i d o itt ,, icoind res MIST. • ......,..". • lwal , I -k t . le. " ..... h er go by Ins tianter'atio.treateti (writ, evejr •. b Al_re plain' tiWislisitle • ni the . defennenf; inrOrtnisig: :1 4 ,tig ke w. pt i v -1 sa itktt 6,, A ii ii iwi ii r .u se p rer ipi. d 14 to 1 apt P a ntina- -20 tot apt I!_ric "- • spaTt - as his *in datighrie• H tiehlit ari e rviliatre . vp -, AbilEthellVlsiviatpittgpliittbiliirif;4litid regnest-i, ~ :on t a tif4 ,43b a tode s - - , 77- -- `, - .•..."" ~ .i. , ___,,, . „_., . a so to i apt Cinder • . of and •beine ablaut : fans:elf ,to tilegia . a . inglitaF ter*cirneAleilitterelduti , bat' so auswer; frcebrkshtll's•li_ i _ „ tabe , r l3:tir. i i*, 1 ...1 4 1. 25 to 1 a i ir T a F ila 7 • • . intions to proefdi fhi.' thiliklif *Ulf •IiOY,; seam iletaiyiesd.•.: qVsenearesbaegsteatir saire.bitte. Auld i i ..f , 7 i M i r,iia ki t akiamor at ."' Ate r fa :7 7 miwiewv a l pi oAira. .... idd I 20 t o - 7 apt Dodalastea's t . ' and fie .accordfn_giralip . ..Iftig , arto(t . be'bullne,sl advised tare mall Wail --.--,,-,--,'*-=--,- ...-.' ~ -,--‘. ---,willsarSitiaP;fiw., , Jibes but het ziliate4ble. ' ,:o•• .- -v. . 1' ,-..w ls ro‘i s• • 1 . 20 Id. I 'lit D!lb! , 1!1!! - ..." of a milliner. ',"c`sfas tell's:de l l* .. . di . cb rob te Of', 2Waft . e4, siatililfp • slat tit 441 not know that Ow Alba asstssii•Siodtabreieavelevueur..4sPTvr.o o l2l4 fle $lB teas lir isi s iii l f n a dgir i t e tti t irt. - -he svgs dot able !ti ~,. ,lat.e _ ds Jat t = ti ti aube oreAtion V t ak t (ler ate res , cioinbiiiit, PIGEON SHOOTlio • . ~.., .. •,, ;: , Wend bite. iiiiiia aki2iitiFe 'with Ito tidier in inaWiebbf ;she wfsiikl tweet it ..,.. Pais commenced peetaiday at dm i filleilais, ' • .•.' • .- c 1 . ~ , , , ~, . ; , ~ , enable wake. 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