The National Register. — London, England, 1818-09-20 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. WED AI ESIIAY: • J. litveuley. a grey hatred, Tether reetseetißle looliine old man. Ras indictee: fur obteielog &)l. by fraud and 1.2.5 e pretences, from Air. Denny. Air. Atrolithitt anted the can for the prosecution, Ithil en the prl toner adilitted the truth of his :ratement. he was, therefore, relieved from the necessity of calling any witnees in suoeon of it; we are therefore constrained to dive an ells-tract of the e44'., from onenieg epeecit contrary to Our genera:,neetice. which is tore!) , an the evidene.e ' rather thin on the speecites or Cotmitel, who are otteti miehtel by the instructiohe furnished to them, or by the excess of their own Mittel netions. The facts of the case, there:ore. as stated by the ( .earned cestosel, were as follow ;-The prosecutor was one of the cungregi tnin of Church, the l'reacher, who was convicted seine time ago b:fore Lord Elleithormyli. at the Surrey A ssives. ter an attempt to essmniit an unnatural crone, and sentenced by the. Cottrt of Kteg'e Brtil CO two yea.' ittiphsonment. leeany had so strung an cpieitni of Cl o . ..cies integrity that he believed him perfectly innocent of the hokrible offence of witch he wa, declared, by an unprecedented Jury. to be guilty. He, therefore. had a Memorial drawn up. with a view to its being presented to the Prince Regent, through the office of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, solicoine a per don for the veep Re..errml Mr. Church. 'rais Memorial was shown to the prisoner by !fenny. on which ecca-'am the former pronounced it to be ineerreet. Ile also told Denny that he (Bromley') had great influeneeavith the Clerk, in lend Siilmouth's office; and that if the prosecutor would give :A. for Mr. rapper. a principal in that offiee, I. for the infaitie Clerks, and GI. for hureself. he would ittoutehately draw another arid correct Memorial. and get it laid betbre Lord tedinotitle This request the pro p rietor complied with. Soon after he rentined to the prowee ' tor raid told 'OlOl that he had exoended all the money he bail received Boni Min, and that the Petitien was proceed* hi as terninme a train a, mule be expected for so small a auto ; but that still eol. was Willltulg. 231. of whiter were tin the fees required on granting a perdon. and the other 51. for Mr. Carpet. The prosecutor expriaed his astonisl meet at this intimation. and said. that if he ball been wean: that so mik money_ would have been recterstry to carry the plan into eeccutioe, tie would net have entered into it at all. lie added, that he mid iii at much money by him. hot as he was embarked in it he would go tool borrow among his friends, which lie immediately did, and gave the required sum tu the poisoner Oa the subsequent day; the hit ev retorted to Denny, always telling him the thing wee wot icing uneommonly well, bat std( a few shillings Ware wanting to eat tile Under Clerks. In this way lie got from the pror.ecutor several sums of ten. or 125 ; at last tie brought the ti.iings that the pardon had been granted, im4 teat all VIM was rem wanting we, a further small slim of l el. to obtain Lind Sidnintith's signature to it. 'V° this information the prisoner added—" I will then bring you the pardon, and yoet will hese the pleasure of giving it to the unthrtunete Mall eenrself." Still the credulous prosecutor complied with the extra. •dinary demand , . of Bromley; but at tart he came for a few more • ehiltinge to treat the Clerk+. and then the prosecutor's suspicions. which - had taken sn long and unaccoantahle a nap, were at length awakened. IIC therefiere complied with this la , t demand. and then watchedehe prisoner into a public-home near Temple liar. Hering seen him sineely housed, he posted off to a Iriend, who retuned with him to the public-house in vestion. where they found the prisoner Already asleep and intoxicatni. They awoke hi n t, and lie was asked hew he Cattle to deceive the prosecutor out of the several sums, which he then reed over to him front an account he had regularly kept of them. The prieoner admitted the whole of them to be true and comer. and also eck nowledeed the justice of the charge made ageing hint by the prosecutor. Theie wore the facts of the else; but the Learned Gentlernao said it was principally itnitortant to be publicly ride known. that uo tees if Any tint whatever. for obtaining pardons. were allowed to he taken, nr. indeed, were taken, in the Secretary vi StiteliOfflee; and that it any persons did get money from others under such pretences, they were grow and mere extortions. Mr. Andrews, for the prisoner. admitted the guilt of his client to Plc fullest extent He also acknowledged that all his client had said shout the taking of fees in Lord Sidmouth'x Office was unlitimded and false. lie rested his client's expectation.; of mitigation of pun i s h_ meat ou his extreme poverty, which had urged him to the commie: Bon of the fristale of which he had conlevied himself guilty. The Court then sentenced the yr:sutler to be imprisoned for one ?coin the (louse of Correction. His Nlajesty'4. , hipOritioto has at rived at Portsiimoth from St. Helena. She sailed from thence on die 2d ot August last. The stinadriin on that station, consisting of the Ciminero , , Capt. allis; Racoon, Captain Mune; Pudargtes, Capt. nr.• and Pullet ill, Capt (;ore, with the exception of th e kri (latley at ivtd ), was extremely unhealthy, sec rral tif the hay nig hot', I a !urge portion of their '-sews, from dy *enteric* and liter complaints. The colony UISO MRS Vet,/ sickly, trout the pies alt nee of the sante diseases, whirls ate, there pectilially fatal. The Governor, Sir IL Lowe, had alarming attack of the bowel complaint in the begio gto July last. from which he hail recovered. Crpt. Bunn, of the Hun. Company's store ship Mapplt s, died on the 29th tifJoiy, and Capt. Paisely, of Isis Majesty's ship Itedpole, 0111 the 1i th. of the prevailing dysentery. Ilitonapat it. had lot t lit en seen out of doors for several months, and coleititted very ill with the liver complaint. The Oritlan I oil, d Mr. Dunning, of the Conqueror, a pa. , ..neer, and five melt, on Ile! (lige home. all of shoat died of fever slid (I)selitely. O'Nleala, aurgeou to Bnonapa-tr, has In rived in the tirilion. . The follow leg arrpoilit of tittonaparie anett , * in a Ports Tooth Paper ;—" Mr. 0 Nlrata left Wilmot's:ate in a vet y eattgetaus state Of health. His complaint is a contin u ed tatvease of the liver, which his dull, inactive life most pow • r folly contr,i hates to Inc rea •st ; the Imre is greatly rid stool and discovers u te..tleney to give 5..11...%% tin+ we tiatalgrAand is the vest sta of I. il.• •rder towards sopporation and the dr,. 5 i r n,....., e• rife. He bad at I, sic ii, anballied his 11% el :4011 to calomel, and three doses had been daily givett I for some time, but he still persists in refustaii.; to i.iot CV I Ise ill the open air ; which is all eSo.: t... 1. .1111 m. in Iris ease. The ..1, .1 two OCill Cold: led to Nlr. , ~.s Conteett.t t doinal , a c t ", „,.„ . I 4 ,0•1•1111.41 lib 111111rIllike Ore ottle,• shin gr„..„l rclitetutire. He %Idiot not stiff( r Me. 1,LICII:r, ;Old 011 set Medical pus son. *hum Si. . 11. Lust e icommit. aided, to collie 4it. loom. `We with rstand that the ludo - weld prefee le.' by Nit . . opta s ainst ulna w dl lie tiled in the I.::turt Braids. Paid will moo Ise Itrocrealc , l list i It. 'Oiler Conti, by • active) for defamation, ill call:lig NI O 11111 i U (}u vas out spv, who tiled to sweat :ratty the I; rof . Watson. a true hill was Oil Wednesday f , und hy the Aland Jury for the • ot Mitkilowx, against the It-v. W. F. Ilan, P. hellenize, S. buutwant. .1. 11. Moviit, Mcpha s Witherd , o. an. 4 : g ..1. ▪ ,eenaood, tool S. Acres, the yotinga, all of the parish of it. Mat. , IlNittiet-green, fora tonspitacy to tit fratal the poer•Sittc funds •f that I/Willing t il t. a.voittits of Mr. Merecron, (*Lo. it a u he r..coUctlea, Ca, convicted a slitot time sine- for it-rr...l on the owl thereby eimbling that errrflcmast to pocket no leas a sum tt ▪ 9001 and niotrant, out of the pareses es, fur hits earl private in paytca (is sol;e . bills for defending casrain paostievu • ~,. which had been instituted ti,tailirt litlits 118.1 ~,,A aII, , digit "VIM Miry' ad toot .11.11.. i it , h 111 gos..il Poi , C . I.oi. 0 ,e, inasnu.cb 45,11011 i Some 121111.11 is , Cpw.,151,.ii 2, 000 4 117 4 7 . are mit ared to male? up the load.- litssc.r ddraliar. THE NATTONAL .ittGistrft POLICE, ~. MANSION HOUSE. A depent looking woman }cos pat to the bar; Witikthe following singittar ritetA frailtpirtql —The prisoner on Satur day week purchased some mein from, a butelier at Kenning ton, and paid far it with a 11. noir. - When she gold: the hotelier fancied the suite was trsd, and sent his 5i10111.1411 To watch h.q. Thi*WiPit•aetr, 4Crilig her gut upon a roac h, ?minuted also, and on uritiva in the city, gate her in Cll4lCe 1 . for Miming a firgett mite." 'fie poor woman was 4.iintided two nights, and no inquiry wiis made about the mite until Munday morning, ;slum it was declared to be grintioc . The Lord Maym was very indignant. and told the butcher to coin prusste the w ttt m t 411. or lie should advise her to prosecute him. Vimis mustier, ur understand, was afterwards mised. CHAnnes or Stytnitrama.—Weililestlay, a respectable looking elderly man. *lloo6l' 114.111 . WAS G lc, • was brought up. NIL . . Ashman!, landlord of the Angel inn, at ilfoul, in Urea, /11411.(1, that on the Mb of Itigwo, the prisoner came to his hocse iii a gig, accompanied by a little gill, mod, after re ino g there some ti ne, he said that. hiving driven leis horse bill the *av from Southend. where his raisins was ersiiiiinishe would have a posteltaisttn Loodun. chaise tieing prvitird, the priesaer ohaersed. -that be was out ut cash. and 'before be cultist reach tuwn Iti• banker's wool , ' be closed. lie seemed to he potodeliog fr.- some time, and at length. It ondinK o check for All. to wittiest, retitle-led him ltS 4141 v ,iiir eI ' 151. and be would cal agar-• its a day or Iwo fur the balance,when Ire v unlit also letelt ass 4% the horse and gig. rtin,witssess complied wills Ins request, anti he went ay,but dad not return.. In a few (lass after. hr found that thc horrr nod gig belonged to Dlr. Aldsidge, livery stable keeper, in Castle•st. Leirester-sq. where he,liiresi it in the nsuneofWeston. 'Pile cheek !upon which he had advanced the money tu•the prisoner, sin swing pre tented at the blinking house or Hlddulph nil Co. proved to be et nu valor.—The ps lustier, in answer is Ma charge, declared slut he had not trecn on! of London. tier sex months, /lid, in a sPIIUMMIIIi tune, hoped the Los olayor would ,'cot sootier ill. n.,m' or ehttractrr to ne rpq►ord with. Wits. Whiffin. hostler to Mr. Altitidire. said. the pro- Moller Isnot the person tor whom hr had 14.1 the gist.— flwroso isos , who drove 1 • from Ilford to London) alsospoke in the t po.ili• e 11141111 C, as to his person. These were It leas' 11A l• a doze,' persons ',resent, with had bills 4,41 cheeks. sthivle 1 lee, had 'evolved front the prisoner, in piontent for oldie, elll Itoing..—Tlie poisoner deviated his onnorenre, and ..aid •he could ;stove, Ity his !audio, oi, float h• had never been a main front honor for at !raft soot mooths.-1 le was ordered to he detained in custody mold Satoordas, when he will he examohtd before a bench of Magistrates at Ilturd. . HATTON GARDEN. AlondAy W Tr*vero,eipprentare to .11r. Ducted,* jeweller. in Red Lion street, Clerkenu ell. Mol , rcos.sudeil for steilion poll Minas and silver NOillit't to the *moo 11l ul 31..1he prowls) of his•smoster. Mr. D. had luNt midi 111111 Y of ihe s...ne .0 lirlra, and awibicion fallitag on TrAver., 1w w. 14 watched. iirvi when searched. the property {% dig found on I • 'More thou to illy amount of 201. WWI luund ui has uor. 3 (hidden was fined di. fur selling bread .litirt of geeight. He resides in Mareltinant•atteet. Brunswirk.square. Hr typealed to the Set.sion4. MARLBOROUGH STREET.. Wednevdny Mla►y Witidinore, %vie. appeared to have been foinierly• a person or reweetability, w.,. hi ought before the Nlagistratesonder tit.• f.)lion tint ei reinn.t.zuery lit Matti Watford . Ataird, Prat the ati lant lived in hir mother's [moire. bin ahe oar ro mach adoseted to cm-err that it WM illipult 4 lble to e n dur e tier; that on Tuesday night 'stir knocked :lithe door a► a lair Mini suintrmicaud and Emmons, that she needed th. orris, mice of a gentleman to run net tier to the Moore• ; her admittance was 'erased. and she WAS bike,' to the winch home. Mr. Farrant. —W hat is the atm of . your applying here ?—I ref... Heel a Pienilar complaiid prune time nen, and when She commit rd; youin.tet feted for her release. The prisoner paid she had lived it: the family .4 the Duke of is wat dp 421 years, and as a o et% .to ti for her fidelity, his Glare had allowed her IWI. per alumni; nut had pine ' . re duc e d it to fad. That Mrs. ‘Vallottl received the money, and that she had a right tabs :Asnitted at her own hum.. The complainant Paid they could not endure her drunken liah;a.;—she drank apititatl a halt of brandy every dity. The magistrate• 101 l her she mom %eel ti•..11-10dgiiiit.. Phis the prisoner suid she would do if site had het money, but she could not without. Tiicti, said tote tagiiorate, yon must find bail for your fortire !!ooil behaviour, or be co 00000 lilted. I know Mr st ; nei s well; you have Mends who liberally contribute 10 y not support, and yon_evince your gratitude uy thus abusing their tummy. It yon kept yourself d. cently, your money would be paid you ; it• tier, you cannot expect It. I Itikk it my duty to ordtr you to lind buil ; if not, you bland eons. witted. ..... DANDYISM CILTRAoIIoINARY.—A sePUe of tbe Most It•.di cruus description WAS e‘hibited at this ogicion Thar-slay, by the appearance of a pair of the completest dandies that can he well conceived. Samuel Rohm, a little fellow of shout 4 feet 9 inches, tiAhtly laced and decked *irk a pals of tel relic innsiacidos, &r., preferred a Hinge Of assault .gallon Jame* Palmer, a brothel' dandy, of gigantic stature, 1 most amintinnaly genteel. The plaissaiti stated. that Alt. Palmer came to his lodgings, being 3, Uneri....treet, Esiewure.road, and ord.useittsioi with tieing the author in au anuoysisoiss Upuucomplain;tat's denying it, lidlint r knocked hisu dusts atoll to colooll bite% in a very magi nikissinly manor,. 'rim d,•lenda u i being called NOM for his derrire, was a eousides :stile time :idiom ing his comsat, which roves ell his chin ; at length, raising gcsietiohy on iip-to, , and placiog his glass lii his aye, he simpered one th.it Ihr vienplainoiti, sue r s miller's sun, bad insolently mill him an alloll%lllUlol. it 1111. nehraidill; him n upon laid parents, alai , , 1, SA 111, were ilowiessic-servanis in Lord Sutures's family ; and 'poi, my 1101)0111. Sir, tins is ten much fur a gentlemais to bear I t h e ca.oe roust ar investigated. Mr. Ho.lotoo.—Su, tile At Ate Of the C:11C it this;—Altseit • uud 4I r. I'ahm•r were both it41101,41r. with Cultmei fly, who " v. as %I Ell 3% other 4 4. utlemen filmy artisuiintanee, dismissed Palmer, it hilt Caeilesi his miter :soil jealousy. Jeremiah Alo.ue, a psowicith sesidh li g is \rwnbam - rdrrrt, paid, that oriha scut tar to attt•ud Mr. Rohm, he wens to his lode ins.s la thiertast rel. lie round die o stentlen.cas in dip attic (a Isicii Mr. ors upied), n ills , ascini, utiliser bring able to 5;.,.1k to him. Al last Ali. l'oltioei sle dded him to call a emsch, which he MCI OttgillUty llitl,asitd lie (lien aceimpiiiiiii:d e.suirs in IN pt•ci„blr m I'urtlaud•atreet, who Palmer said could prate kola's to be whiatrral plypeabittes b %less we arrived then•, or,rT, w the person allottett to reftv.etl to intertily. saying, be liclievea them butt' to be inf.' !twits elms deters. Mr. Farrittit.—Wlllll .ire yon. Mr. Rola n 1t..14111. Mill %ispoterird lby voluntary subscriptions.. . Nit. Farrant.— Aud What 41t. :.11;1, Palmer. • I'aliner.-1, Si.. *.b toppnrte4 by my parent.. Nli. Fartant. —Well, I shall make you both find ball, or .410 %se -Ilan Lave a tin.l, I suppose. . Mr. Monrc.-I)ois't be afraid 14 4 1111, Sir, they ate meta/damlira, ilauLiica, not the spirit of 4 monse.tlityllfigio n 6 duel. " Mr. Farrant. = Whars to be door With tbeai, 1 never saw , en+ a pair of things in .n it!e ! You 11111S1 find hail. Mr. I`,ionre internat.', protesting that this dandy (meaning Hogan) had pretei rtil the charge, and that he could not is jostice be detained kraliner only al as then ordered to find hail I he had been committed into the custody of the goalet but a few minutes, when kulan fetus ned, inter ceded nub the Megbtrate, and obtained l'alincr's di.rhnrer. Mawr having previously ad_ vaneed Nolan our shilling In pay the fee for his incarcer a ti on , Nolan having ileclare,lliimself lu be pi nnyle‘s. ike Iwo animalcule then It•ft the Court, appalcutly iu most congenial disposition. tNION HALL. Charles Witcher, a young man of genteel appearance, a student at our of the hospitals in the metropolis, and or a most respectable filially, WAS bronalst before to. magistrate • in custody of Gull the offices, charged with stealing a case of magical WOlllllll4ll/I fruits the hibtl.e of J. M. Arnott, Esq. of l'iottleli square, St. Jause.'s. Mr Arsnot stated, that is few sl.sys ato, during hisabsenee from home, the prisoner called at his residence, and express ed so the. „,,,,,,, a Nish to consult with hoes (Mr. Al nett) 111 •!I.lslle bn.inr.aofa ps irate stature; being i 4%1-mml that !iv wait expeeleti to return shorty, the prisoner sat down in the .11rgery,oppai•esitly, with an intention of wailing until he saw hisn. He runtismed there alune about tivensi tttt tes, when he Sang the belt, and wpm) the elitism going to Mos hr said, that he rotalti not conveniently wait gns longer; but won td takessuutlie. onion !unity of seeing Alt. Alifiott. He•risess went away. Mr. Ai stint mimed a case oflll;usionturs mod a book, minsediati iy 19)4111 leis return mod the servant assured hiss thst ise other person than the gentleman whom he had already~ informed him of, had been Mae. He immediately exerted • ulnas. li to filed the prisoner, and by perresesing es, r eti o n and unremitting inquiry, lie at last Iraeed him to a house in Car. halt I,lter, L.nunellt. He then wormed ao 41 rant from the • M.l.istrate, shirt, was given to Goff to eyeente. • __Goff dein)* .1, 'hat he r ;porch' wird Ille -. ki+4ortPr at n home ' 111 Cal li7de liitrf.,, Lamiorth : mod, upon se.treltime thr premises, hp (lj.ptii, torpil UM( tVP1•11 1111- MA ii Irr•h 1111 . A 'La ti *A 1111.: suekink * e.se of •Isre,te.sl iii-littinents. Arnim identified I eivie of insirnments rn minced by o,,ir i n {Jr propra,. Tho prisoner wag eunnnit tett for re. examination. There is a class of 11011 in this metropolis and its vnburbs, whit gain their by the slanglitertna 01 I. ties. 4tc. and .at e commonly known by the Uallllll 01 rraCkeril sir trackers..- M,,,,y o f itie•t, me i n. it . appe sr•, attend 7!*111111field 441111 other barite markets, and, buy horse• for the purpose of 'noir pnrelia•r ere 1101 try:WM.4l by slO 1' mugged demand, bet taco usher *leak" s, they In-rniAtf• in *hat they look 44100 IS loppre Cu. trey of trade. 'ha consequence is ; that they habit Is equently a stint . k of he , r univartunsise %nun:ilk remain. uIX "011 11.11111" fur orevrr4l 414)5; •Ilint, 111• they pretests! the Nice which they 01914 in tOr thcirlfesh. %%PI out allow them I.' gise them any sustenance, they are brat ally kepi without food, eatinr till the unmet has a demand for Orrin, or rib na. toss relieves them front their torments ()or hairs want ,stes. that he had been gime iti a card in Cleo ken well, where there wele a nusubt r of these malefic d annual. ; Ihat many of them is ere gnaw tug each 01 lin 0% 1114 111.11 j that others writ. absolutely leo e•nounsg front the pans 01 sistrsattuu, and that others, snore fur Z 1111411., 1110,/llt'd down had. A weaver mimed bowel!, resident in Catiislr, exhibited Ws gormandizing powers fu NI eat advantage lasi week. Hr made a bet that he would devour, within .O minutes, do apple pie, ents•iStifig of :.:11e-taglith of a stone of flour and twit gallons at apples,drink Iwo pints of ale, and smoke two Ores ot tobacco, a feat *inch os• iseiforitictl a tibias the time. • On Thursday morning the deaf and dumb brother &IRV eldest son of Orator Hunt, went on hoard a vessel in the river, In for New Orleans their final destination, e under. stand, I- to Shawnee Nutt, in the flauuts. Our the irsideace of Maurice Ilerbeek, lrcq. a heir they have parchoied a cuts siderable tract of 'and, fin the paritithr ut c ssssss neticasig agei• ruittital lasi suits, sad Itat e c.r tlett with theist a huge fp:talky of aectsAitiy husbandry implemetils. Whether the orator is to follow them or 110, we base Hut learnt. Wednesday ming, as T. Mawr, Esq. nierehmt, of Aldersgattotreet ass endeavopring to avuid a hackney roach, ahlrlt was thriving fin molly before the India House, his rout slipped, anti he fill with kis legs underneath a earl, heavily lathe'', a hill' was !mewing 41 the moment, the wheel of which went ever both thighs. Aid crushed them tu pieces.— The nalbrimiate gentle:min was immediately taken fop, and enn.e;.e4l to an adjat rnt public house, and th ed ifs.) t assistance prof - med. He ass quite senseless: bat his re,icii EVI! having heel; it curtained Ly a card in his ;:inlet, he aou conveyed Imbue on a lifter prepared fur the parlioce. The tretlical men said, that the ainputatino of bulb legs »wild be twin prusible, and that rust thew the tecovery of Mr. Bultifei was very doubtful. The bomber of persons who hove federated (mill Welc . troy cuissilet able. Within the last 12 inimitts,;•.l least 1O( peimsset, chiefly consisting of farmets, their son.. and others, a onatuy tit us agriculture, have lell Ho is r , •ideuees it: the uesaibuossrhood sat A beagavenny, awl I mhos Is ii tor T se aiumin.y us MashroolllS Slab year, i- ii..eutontonly larks In Mel rill. us the vitriol. On the lambs round Gloucester they extol's, theaappearauce of M regularly rltiet.4l Crop, and ore seisi by coss floods into that city, to hem they aril at sixpence, the quits too si. '1 hr nevi Kent Connty gaol Is In so great a state of 11 , 41 we sisideishod it will receite prisoshrs in the cialit.e of tuo or three weeks. 'lids admirably planned tottil.ling, Nit. at Emopletett, a ill vgnol, if nut exceed may shuts Ito a trefoils the kingdom. 11 staid pusses* evety advantage of *hit It those *Lodes of ; ,jll . 4t,stg4/ixage4 •attstottusiood and soweptible. A high stole well surrounds the ohmss olds* prison, to %%Inch there h but our entrance, with sae. excep t ... sat a sovill iltuas ioconuunuserte with the future sessions house, for I lie coallt ;sheer! Ot nag pelb111.• as 14 111t`1111r surrouudiog wall is s: ..... isklos by an ; Goading ! , except lu that 'yeti Ahicb fa. es 14 I I 1.-Nireet, fruits sa oirlt urn SC. 11 toe halo ullei the chaplain's house. Tim little! 11.0. nn 11111.111111 CMllllllll.llellll4/11 nab Si., pi 1 , 0111. In Ilse ctn. tic of the pitman 5i411114 the guseit:• is house over which is the chapel. Th.: hut id . outward wall lo about IWO }oda in talcut. ~, ~~ A . t• •