The National Register. — London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

V r : y h o Apid s iClLTY SESSIONS. M)ruhaY, >_'l.—Tune t rommenced this 3648 am , : li. 1 . . , 0 .1 1...i1ey, m i tit sivineela touhlw C. The (1. Jun Ilan Ill& bee', 440.011, L. 4111 Stmt.-It bil.ire-.rd them upon the nature of their dui irs. The Jury then retiii d to their loom, and let ,rued into Coin 1 at eie% , sl t, slut k, mid by their I'm. moo ti ...uneed.that runt had limpid u tine hail atvillist Charles Bat for iirape on the hody ill Jane Newman, on the gal nean. The pti -oiler. w ho is a gnarl look mg 'omit nom, vit" t 1..11 to the liar, and, on being arraign , d, pleodt d, Not Guilts " rite Jun being .warn, the intlietwont was read. Ti. offence w eliai _rd in have hero rawmittcil Oil the ad 111 June, on hisiid lits Majesty's ship 'llirtur, a Witt, 300 or zhe t , a Leone, On the roust of Allied. The prot.eruifi bit IS a an of reopectahle appear. ;ince, was then float het evident e, that e a on loom it the Turtar,mt her voyage in !befell Leone, tin lii. S I til JllllV. I li•r puewr's st. word, • tne iiria.tirr iall did the dirty nark motet tar &wines male. li was the duos of the pit-one, "et-a-moan% lu I time to err li....hand's Moth for things which n ere nontrd. She had no other intimacy with hint. On the night hi 'meal .... she wcot to bed at mile o'clock. Her hu-band atilt Mali her. In the course of the ni g ht her him 1nt.41 went tin (let k:he at s nut well. lie left lief ne n. the ha k, a loch was enclosed by it ni ferli air th • e fell asleep, hut was aoaketted by the shake of tin• Lanu muck. Nile Newman, is that your' nut ice- ire tt till aunts er, Del hastound being very deal, Bile Via, Ind sin prised ilsit he 01. i blot answer. She then turned on her I , ft side, rind o lig in sleep. She felt it Mini gut lotto the Mamma. k. lint hi. Ceti a ere to her head that was Ilir au) het 11,d lift tioisisatitt Aria on a calAat or the %rather, and Im t:be them more .Omni. The witness then described the • io tire a bait had tit co clatimillvd It) the pt viola r, inch Mince her resnausiCe and era- a. 51w iiiiitiediatt i ale, aid• r•weionmcut. 11. - r 11'44i:tad a hat sail necuried, mud told S , r George Collier, wilt commanded tile towel, 11l the iltotstiu4 to eras.-examination, said she sliver said that the vs rot. tin., been dime by aoliaa kr, and Ilia( she dal not discover la.. a all , 11111 h. r nushasid till alter the pi 10u,.er hail com peted hi, parvme. I lie ill intoart kept the pillow tin het head while Ile effeeted Illn Joao Toilworn was c. 1,11,111 oil the night alluded to. — h eti toe pa termer mid the prusecuttia His host u- 14 feet rum viii pro...curt is's both, Dial not ser the pi 100.oei 1,:o in NIFio N.-ninnies h.immock.—Between our and two U . l nieL braid ail from %lin. N. 1 lie first 11Il1i1a he saw et a• Ib. prosomer rooting Ili 1,,m for so light ; lie then li..n and shirt wt. He 11,1• Cd him what he me int It, d•i *llll the light, t0,,1 he said he e.itwrd to f o rt em s fur the aliases. Did tint see Mts. N, %moo till she cater up Ifir Ihddrl to go to Stir aid called to him I, out lwr k. Hr Iliad made a 1101. r nt till his foot lii Pt 11, laid 1 hen she 111. d out he supposed Mier she loe.isd the u.: i.e sm. I.od, " newly ! sentry!" Th. i•fistrf enas taro lit the bottom of the ladder, dress, d. Witness totted her whet she molted, and she ...id lOU prisoner land bar m air, haulm.). k. Ile took no muse 10111 - e, AI In, Neolim,. In. u o cot oil ite. klo tiro tou,baild. !Sae • Hid 101 l Mid ail tip iiiii fouled i.l I bhuuldris. 11 , I Ilan loatid can e down and looked 10,tin-.1 a. ho had been there lib le he on. away 1 lie said, •• N0h...1) but Ile 11 ;" 51.0,, *melt N pond," Ca cull ii i •oti )014 as a %sincere ' Ulm lilt sUaa• 0. y• to eiusa-examtinalien, nens said lie had seen the 1 , 11- 001.1.1 go down several flights bt.thie to the cork-pit, bolt neser heat ti any revise 11011, Mrs. Newman. The poisoner had out had • too ;tress basuseot alt.l anneal. heat tl Ma,.. Neo mom Gem ge Newman, husband to Jsue Newman, confirmed Let testimony as lei 444 canoe admit 11.5 ksiove ledge. The 11. .1 Masai Ile heard x 4ll 110111 his *lle coming us. deck Ili 1.1111. his was a lithe after ten u'clut k. she was open. lend) I 0 g I ettl agitation—sloe cued and landed. her down to the rucked, and asked the sentinel oho had Lieu 111.• re I He said, •• Ilenuett." He tuld his vs ire nut to di-1 orb but Ito ten loin who ocem re-el In the la , I wing, %stitch ale tad. bile w col to Sir George Cirtilcr In the tour nifty:. Benj. To riy, a eumtstble. of Portstountls, received the moonier in his restudy ill September last, nod took Lou hl lour slit M4)01. lu Hair WU) the prisoner, its the osirse oi cutivt admitted NIAt hnd oetioted be tw tai I and Mi.. Newman, hut b:4141 she had given 1 litterltesbefore. The poisoner, io his defence, pretested his itinocenea and said, If the sleuthed had net made • noise with his fool, lie never mould have beta at the bar. 'I he hoofmnd was then recalled, and admitted that id had said • e woke the prisoner pay welt tot his conilitet, r p owcute two .eve then called, who gave the pliountr a good chat:icier. It a woman lard been crying out, the) said she moat hale been heard by all the ship. liarson Citalusiu then summed up the evidei ce a ith Vent impartiality, and the Jury pt osmunced a %tidier of Nut Guilty. M lieu the Grand Jury came into Court with a title hill a_•thst the pHs tt s whose ease Is mentioned heloo , lus I:01room addrrita it their Ltailiatilip, and bald it ali.. the *lnn of the Osumi Jul) to call the Attention of dot Court ti, the conduct ul two Lieutenants of his Majesty's. em•y, appeared by esidence %%Writ had iseeu given upon tlir bill slow presented, had gall•utly risked their lases in ...be the lives of Whets., kin. their conduct had ill esi such it was the 111:41414.44, I plioon of the Grams Jul) than I. uoglit to be repot led tu the Admiralty. lints &tames wear -----. 51001.1.—" Lard V , o hale nut .tared what were the paiiirtilai CliCllll,l/11.i's sot 10. d i oil,Net.. Tile ennui.— o 'l hat old r to the kuuo ledge of yowi Lot 10.1111114 nI lie ta , 141 , , ill 11:l L ow , II sane, the Coati %mod au °ppm Hint', 41 al-14 lig 01 ilie 11U the Coot /as of the 'll4l, Anil ilia Ill! .1111' W4lllO sill 1.1011111 be afrainm d to. Juno St. 111.111 g, VI di tad. Hiatt ur 1, j nu, I Ii , Mad . 14 .lo Was BA.' In n. Mil. wI IC pm to tot 041 44 1 .1.11 an 11l II uuel.i, elitif,..ed wail I mesptung, aell -or 6-lit of D•tembut ite- 1, to 4'l.4lollll:dgini, lii diellYe., on 1 , high 1/1..11i. 01111'11 tire e... .., Loos stole, on the r0....1 tp Full. k ; awl i.. ;torsion.. e ill oat lump 111.4"). ira4lhil lit a lore-boot is halt had woe to the awls , l o ur al the s..ld ill ig, anal tat ypl racwwi tree Caw/ 00111 4a1114. .UV. U. Mr. J woke fir le) 114.1 d, 101 t.ia, Of throe ors wail likrt) In Itet upy a very 1 , ...I .amt Wort m. of time, and lan If -was pruttable that .D 1 I j Intiostil to rive 0 **. , o OPP' 4147i01V,.. " • • THE NATIONAL REGISTER I faurialelut u hid; it uouid d m•rre, the Court Ihme.:111 itbrtt io ;adjourn aloiii 10.m0.10%. ve1.,1 cll4l4l'd %tilt; varinu. olienceb, but ngairst whom no hill% were foraud, were br0u,.1,1 up uud timtlaurged It) piut:141111111u11. TUVADAY, JAN. 22. Jahn Kiehllillo, William Dutcher, jun. Thomas Ellis, William Butcher, 11.11. and John Denny, were pit to the bar, ui in indictment chat ging 'hat at ceitain brig, called the IVe.litioretonil, being oil the high seas, within one utile cif Lou cootie, oil the coast of Suffolk, in a Male of di•tl en*, and a lite boat having put off to the assistance of the said brig, 11141 the delemlants conspii ell tit prevent assistance being given. and in pursuance of 1.11.11 conspi racy did rut the tope by which the hie boat aas lastened to the vessel. Sir C. Robinson, the King ' s Advocate, opened the case to the Jury. 11111 l as Halts, examined by Nlr. Jervis.—He was a seaman on board Ihr Ifeanorelatod. humid Irons Stockton to Loudon. 011 the Ith of Dee. mind last, in a gale of wind, she unshipped her rudder going over the Stareport, mot tau and was unniamageable—she went ashore cur the New cume. She drew ten feet waiter—she was laden, and the value of her cargo wan WOOL; she was 1(18 tons admeasitrement, A. soon 14. she gist nn the Newc 1111 l e, 111 a master ordered i lie anchor to be let go, which was dime, but it did not prevent ter from sulking. The cable was then cut, soil a signal of dims ens blunted, and lour or five pilot boats came olio them. Among the• lent a yawl, called the :tea oboes Atisislatice, with about 15 men on board. Demay and the other pl 111011.111 Mire of the ciew. They threw a was p 10 die boat f the Wig, and the yawl hauled alongside, under the weather bow. afier, a life boat ei • off, ineviuttAly to which the yawl had put two men ' board the tuig, namely, John litebbiugs and William Hatcher, jun. Whits the lite boat came alungable, the signal of (JIM!' Yes being still H•ing, but as SOOll as 51141111110 gut nil 10411 d lie went to the anotal, and began to haul it down. Nu to ikis wile given by die master of (he brig to lower the sigma. The lite boat came alongside while S'ehhitigs was engaged in battling down Ille signal; she came on the lee 111.11 1 4 1 she was kr sail, mid pulling with oars a. vs it. Lieut. Rainier, R.N. Na. 1111 boatel 111 e lire host, and tie meek tier last to the brig. The hies in the yawl upon this sang tint, " Cut her away, cut her away. •' —When Siebbilign had hauled down the signal, lie came towards the mistime' il bon, and witness asked him to an nisi ill iii 111 Meow lug ottl a %seep to the lite boat. Instead of g SO, however, lie leaped over the bow, and cut the how by which the life boat was hastened to the wig. The %%hid was at this 11111 e bowing bard from the south, NMI the tide was sitting strung to the vosil)iiiterd. The sea was ',sty high. Witness is; this a eta to Mr. Ryder, the master of the hi ig, and Said, " The villains have cut the life boat away ;" to which lie mama erd, " .1 he villain., Ihr Villi4111S!" No one on board hadrodered Stebilings to cut the tope ' 1 he brig was at that time w extreme dan ger M . going to pieces. When Stetshings heard Captain Ryder say, " lie villains, use vanillin! " he came up and said, " Tii..y have nu business liege, the ship i•• wits, and we have gut llit• ship; we ate your sarcoma and piutee lion, and you ale as -aft . as it p.ll ease usi nliiite—we'll take you on Maine. " . 1 he ( - amain made no answei that ssilliess could hear. The (.14 I lien lir aail to dual iii a little, mud the yawl being made last to the stein, Anti WA . 111 g hs•r. Addllitnisi sail ads (lieu wade ; they bard lei• tuuaail, jib, aim rm.-slay--ail, ti., twit el being to get liei nether the w Mil, and sit to t,lu her on Lowestolle heath. They gill lies utl the New come, Rail rni tutu a good chan nel. Stir Mai been agiumid 14011111 au hour, healing 1111 111. Newel , Whets she got lima tit , • p water, she would not ails% el the lit lin iti 4,1, the 'odd, r being shill Unshipped. %I twit limy Ibtiud that she made wales, wit uessaud two whets of the clew atilt to the pumps, and Mond Met She ass in a Sinking stair, and loud ow 4114 11 1114.1111 the yawl thin 11 was Ito Ilse plillying, 4111.1 denueit Mein lu haul the 'ant up, and take the clew on buai d. I hey did so, Mid ihr ).ohl'S people got oil 'maid, and look 0111 the kindle passenger and the ca,lll soy. 11 risers was anxious to gel tin humid thin yawl ill rest hits Ist•. The yawl's 110151, 5.055 ever, had no Minnie got the evuthati and buy &Inlaid, loan they east ull the lope and went assay, leasing Milner., the t•aptain awl Matt., and Mier Whet Seamen, on board the bin They called wit loud y to thesis nut to leave them, but they paid nu alit-Mhos, and continued their commie right away. Witness And ilie male bad put their clothe. Ull board Me yawl betide she 1,11. The brig at this time was setting lorwatd mot guing dual, Vet) lash, and al. the crew gut as tar ahall as Lucy tumid to gel inc yawl. ' l • he yaw I . was lalg. e 110111414 10 hold them and tiny men mole will dasigel. 1V lien the yawl cast oil, the lite boat ass .160111 Ihr dislabee 01 11 yeas ter of a simile Crum than. The time ads al.lolll bet - 111 the est 1111 l g, and it was a lune musk. Captain Ryder seemed genie helpless, Isom of, I ess. lite brig thieve to about iOO yam its hum the Maus., wheu the t • iew cli tired away a boar, and gal her aloha side, also tau 5151 . 15 got into 114 I, but slit maul, all• 1 Me Iwo !nth welt• lust. Witnens by the Pillar .t . 4, aro. warllt.l lie 11110 the main rigging, and rtiisamid is Ir 1111 isle wa let 1 ,- 11 MM. Ulllll4lll K . . Orr was then animal, 111141 4M1114411 illld South.iu the mate aimd lit utni. He was mina shirt knocked Juan by a bi iw on the head lidos the tiller, %Inch wan awisigiag to and Wu. W 1411E14 Mid huuth , e l , fefe• iiiii g lit gal 11110 Ilse mom lop 101 solely, it kit Iu gee the fai.tdill II 1111 Ilielli, but lit was into %As M sled aYulll by several sneer-sive seas, 110111 OAS pine neat', and (lieu *alien* and SMlllirlis telt him, mud as sit tutu the Mans lop. They imminied there adi 111 e iii >.I 1 ..... 1111 1 g, 1111,1111 lan n't•loi N. Uluru a boat same off Mein w ilia Li. ut alai tort. anti put loin 014 114046 U, lie called omit to thefts 111 ear 1104111 top to s!op *het e weir, and lie u.•ve•m hale nit Y. mom lie gut Mtn. lulu a Imam. li. was lilt ho Juana Mune, the burl usiliged to go a aay , and I. 113.11.4 d 1L4. - le until the boat mp pguseltd again, rail lie at . ..or:led let a lII.r 141 throw to 004 601.11.1 num 11041 lii Li lit ass undid until liar bust Italie% a 4.'0 . , %slut - 44 ist fang 114, in. Wide teal, arra Inge. e•allt 41 mu all, t.s mod Suutliei ii dUKII 111,11. line slaglng. ltitieas t.tiate dean, btu south. its was 0.1 tin cu limn weakness, semis Ltrai. lialuier went up :111.1 uligid hdii dui and 1. al icd h u I.h tu the 1•4011, alma lUcy atilt' .4.4aCti a•bsn s'. Ise Collet —The people In i 5 *lite bunt hail nut time to..slits• 4.11 Mhild lit ii- Jlruuu.E tilt 11. e luor. the lire 111.111 114.1 bee a marl eti to assist in towing 5.•:r oil, ottltt,,, considers 56444 ammo base been ot suateruhl setricr in getting 1 . 111, who deep water, and tiny hodountestly toad have taken Miens out of the mtg. 3uutilt 11.1 any Cu.& 0.1. au." a WC I✓ea:raarefaltd ; *. In t u e •n iie sh u e t 1/f the kilt w th it e ue N 4 eh o e 4 i t o , ni , e, 11w Hr e e l und t u ir t r i o . b: f ir i iiued le Ulf yawl add the life boot. Craw-eel' Captain Ryder helped the woman iota Ihr yea I. 011.1 she hung nu liu the twig a feh minutes slier thiii. I might be five 11011011 ii, Hy Cow 1.-7•oere 44115 u tartly shell at the time, and the yawl wadi too far off for tile biti,'• crew to get aboard the peal. Robert Clarke, the eabin-boy, was nest called, and gave nearly the sante tucrutuat u, file lorister a ithestes. By the Coml.-He gut ever the stern of 11w brig into the yaw I. Sac :wog on :thou' a qualtir of au hoar atter he get aboard, taut toe %MIMI' WAS 11 , 1 Ili. urea of she )aw l 11 111 1101 tail hi I Ile - .isle, crew to c Ol/011rti, 01 t. make haste, or else they must leave them, or any thou; of 111.1 ti sad. Tor yawl am. u.tit stove 11141 Ile saw, H alert Thom,' 1. as ter sh orli.-I le commanded Ilie life. hunt that arm off to the Weoutoru hued.- When she gut id' to tir• brig, the se mates maistance yawl all 1.1011. Wll 11.••• r.. 11 a Mail 40 Ills solo the us. 11. ri ;jog, and cut aa Icy I 11. - sigma of eluSires.,. awl the same youtig man ilfler- W.ll 114 UI the rope by watch the Tife-boat was made fast to the lote o die yawl'. crew calling out '• rut the li-rs adrift, they have ins hmitue.s to ie. R-fore the riljbe 11/446 Cul, the young nom railed stet 10 "Alr• Hatnier, Who oars In the life boat, to lei it go, bat he would tsia. The crew did lad ute.llie ally attempt to gel um board the l•rug, but a mail 9101.11 Ivory to heave out it coal of ro,'e 11l snake la-t 111 tier. VI heti the tope was cut the , lte.ho it drifted to leeward, and .110. 1 . 0.11.1 not fOlue up a Ilk 111, Ur!,: 0,0111 Mr. ll:cruller called out tie Latta r they 1114 mid come alongside it; ash, hat could not 11e0r the ails% er. The tin t ;, of the some lithe gut into deep hut. r, had her folemal, Jib , aud lore top...lama stay-sail art. War II the life boat a in. cut *Judi the greatest steamier she gut 114/111 tile brig w::, 40 0. 5Q y 'flee life boat elosil4l have ettelt ailitstanual 41 , ./COl4l/1 e, if they had aboard j they could hove 1 •keso out all imehor, or assisted :II lo or ht steeling lite brig hefitue tilt raid, so h. to pi Cl rill her going 011 Illt Bee , hl Flute., mud gut her on their own beach. lie vita the ya , e I leave the brig aloud ten minutes alter vi e ;oa,t msal tea of a 0:ile hetet'. at that time. 'I he y tea Ia as hauled e:use to the Wig fur ttboul ten osmoses before she left limb... The ihe 1 0 al 0.0 001 "ear me bl sg after the yawl arts suer. It uses tile optimum of At the life boat's crew t h 1 liar 41,11 I 1100 silVe.l liaehru i t's uple, sad JO Illey bore tip toward. imiair• Thor )WA. had 100 or 1 'net Welk* 111.044 . lit 00 the slu t bum d now, but It end 1101 appear to Menhir het, hour did Ulry make any sugtEut of tialfeb.S. Tar cargo muglit have heel' saved ; lout out the brig if she had hero got upon the Very 11.• 0i Ilie cusps 44x5 eased. is of oontout that she might hate been got upon else beach if the lair 1.011 nub ht Il.lsr berm sulleued lo boatel her. He saw Met judder was aoslopm 41, and he did nut think It the time tile yawl alone cum el care her. II ad he het n the Captain or the brig lie should have terriers ed having the tau bows. Le 111 1 .1,0111 Saw bO.l Healy Haunter, saurus. 011 the 7111 of December 1 sat a iiollll of tiottess Ili lug stoat Isloiu all Lo, rood, 1a is boat. went Mt to hu r, but one only teat:nett 111:1* SOOll idler that the l'fc Ia llt hiis Lammed, and we MI a inn 17 air lel hand, ; sis, 111.006, II) LI YU I. (,ail- 1, 411111 1/ trail e. a Slam Ire,. 11 Ii 11 10 I,j he lita t4eil the • t, g 11( lit r ono. eia 0101 I.lllleo 01011001 i .. 1 5514.. 101 11 411 4, slid I 1 011,111 11M 1,110 1.11/111 the 101;4, 41 II 11 111,11 lilt life boil 1'31.1. Tar 1.14 , 1 cal rd the beaniell'v asst.hutce all, tarn alongside, nod 1 ma II 11010 1 . 11 .e Nig) I lIC 1.1.1141 1, d hold of by hole u. roe crew of the yaa I, a Liu cued out '• I►-41 311111. eyes, let gl. ; take I hell thwp haute, )00 hove no 'noshes, Iv o' In la of the lope, AIM I r lu,rd 10 I, t get, 0110 he (Steutpung..) rut ii, evelso ~,,, ug " your ei 1 s, go ashut e 4 llh Ilia; thing, you have no truhnevs Isere." I then v.ihi the 11 , 1 r, CU& 1). W rope Will rut %Ciliated Ito li a leeward; at. eoa ldl ine e boat dud her imam, hul dial 1101, LOCCI4II3C she th tiled over 11.....:1101s, au. got 10.10 deep 11 1111 r. I: he heirui Il unl n lyd u. Illll.nl' MO II 1114 lUr awn 1104111 cu 11111 hive 10 - 1, bill 1101 41 air stir gal 14i.1 of water, Lie c..me u sweet, alien clue tills, reese• round to the wend. o.:e unat I Linik coalu not hove steered her, .v. a actin C SIII • ha. d. 1101 Iw 0 ould. W. c.. 01.1 1011 b.4.r torch 01 .013 11 , e 10 li' t if ie. 11411 ret11.010 . .1 I a .e sale has 11.11 Ike 1 00111. Tae stew would out Dave heel. Jur. 111.1 i ill lea. 111 e brig. When the yawl lilt her, it W 44 the opinion of all in onr boat that she hail taki U out the esrw, And so we did not go near lieu. It did hot appear to the that any Iludy 114.1 the tutimieitit of the yawl-chi y seemed 11. be all hail knows well wet. I Jul not know nut I the night Mat all Clue ti ea were nut taken unl, and 1 hastiest that lay meeting all ilic ;newness that "thicket, who %vete It "slung a bunt along the beach anti 111.1 ors. 'flats ad , 41/141 12 o'clock. 1 relish-swot to join fluent, and dIII TU, 4,141 al- 114110 11 104 410104 all lntik/Mel a, anal pot ulf to the Wig. 1 jumped auoitid, and 44 lo.ie I was to the 11141111 r1I(1(lal(a sea c Gale, .41111 Ilse Cycle% wile U./110 . 11 to slap Ow tope and ion hit. I kept in the 111.011 I Igglilg 1101 1 0111.1111C1 . boat chine, asid we saved he tau 'hen out 604111. (Jill theject ads uhlv to sure the carve, hint we out have claimed euy moorage imus.tiy it we 1141 //11C1 • Crtleti. au-Ie all 1/61111.tt tom tit-1-4 I • • hen we wed! off at Hi g ht to the brig, we were all et the Ilya. Of 011 i tares •11111 111 1111110 . 11 1111Eiril, I Ile UO4l ads UNII Imo". bt pi 0001. 1. , 11 1111 w.lll oil XIII as at ii.glet, tho au 110111 1.11.1 11 1' Purls could du to sore the ail lg . . Lord WO% II Lvia Ileum r 11.14 it,. 11111allt - 41 lII* eV Metier.) - L. 4 .411. Mather, your C uduc 1, AS *ill as 111.11 of your of of eel utrle. 1, Ulb this oceaasiou, has tines' hyoid 'uglily lut11;1/Ilulls, and tlic (Stood Jiit y de) a /WI I 4 dreier Inds 11 111101.1.11 ilt Irlui to thy AilitalAll. I ;man take Cart . teat 11 014.1 he 50 leper.. ii' Junin Falser sown -He was a I i•I ear in the :de Dual. He .4% one 1.11410/1 114 arnrk, huh 1ir.4111 vulecs I the ygo 1 Celli soul -- 011 aka Hag." '1 he years peopiv also celled mit- • co aialute you pin have sin lii”liiess have. " Ili 1 ulir Cut. 'llse ale butt, tl the 501)1 . 1144 gull the ail .41,1.41 d ute' late J .) ulil.irt:l:ll.leiriel till , rlar:rill'i'.1111111a IVlel4Bl4.ledd N cues. ..101.1. 1101 1110. k that it. cutting the rope ilia year, uteri had alsy tutees a tow.it ds lair 0/1,; . /1 Cita , 1.111 thrt they did it lienle all Idea nigh lite IteUille ill tile lila 11041 0 1.111.1 liming hat t of the salvage mush y.' '1 ho Ur v. 13. hit mote swot u.-He ktiow, After the ue. Wit wt's el the Thi ail p r evious-5 - , *maim lemon* a.,trrarteeitlzdilltahlaetstilieuptulau.silia,,:itatight:istoku .1 1 11 . 1 , I I I : mote than ail, the CIINIUIII and issage tit Dual. Olt at vcssels in 1041 All 111...1011, W Wilun r . 10,1 11.1111 Deihl, at *het hour lie 1114111 , it Llluaa tllet p.ttail the I br,l%.'ilvtlineiv.phliteqe,tuetlileutil; 1 1 ) 1 . t A e " vi i. whet I' of the /I",..to..reland, ••••••r - .. ..