The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-21 00:00:00

s ad they were consequently necess itated to • te . F ob aid, as their only altereative. Na st first, by way of introduction, directed the ort f v ia bad pasted between himself and Mr. Le ..., • wa. 7 Asis a (Vestry C:erk,) being called ups. by the ir b ar ; saat ion, stated, that applications were , i jr by doss poor people for parochial relief ; bet l a having been made t o th e Vestr y , b y the l a Nom ad others, against relieving them, the • aid pet consider themselves justified in enema- vow t b, mills, which was already so much oppressed' toe ipir lisste number of paupers, with this formida. I i ootai ssf applicants ; the workmen were therefore • a pply to the Bench, praying its interference :;; ••• ias. Mr—Adams then proceeded to state, I joaftetlenen of the Committee appointed by the 440 e l assiation" in explanation, said—the grand or birh they had in view was the general atuelio nsoil prosperity of the manufacturing interests s wi a al, That no consideration would ban irr obe Cnien" to have adopted those prohl., on . rums, but the obviously Cat approaching h ytable destruction of every branch of the cutlery soie sh,‘,44 3 That their object would prove, by its 400 01,t0 be founded upon wholesome and wise policy, os aiaotild in a short time diminish the number of en a comparatively small number, and thereby m i n wog itihabitant in the parish liable to the psi, ime greer's Hates hoot the ovelwitehnieg hurdles* ,• r a *rearmed io crush all the industrious classes on & ga stependotts ruin. That if, in the interval of vegfw i am ma being tried, the Overseers would admit dh gepenry increase of paupers on the parish, itmest. w ay to the principle of action which the " theism" I' s. eventually redeem every branch of the Shef itbuads from the universal thraldom, which for the y tt tasyean had paralixed its energies, so that at in it smooched to the verge of dissolution : That th e isasbitasts would find in a short time, that these tppesatly severe regulations would revive the eircule tas sis rem profitable trade, and reduce the Poor's iletrite their usual level. • g B .lllllesser declared. that the" Vnion Association" vel:ly illegal according to the Statute. lb. agsrtetm (master cutler) said. that applies ties nines wade to him by sloe " Union Society." tabienproval and aid iu putting their proposed plan t o o duation :he could not give an answer to those gen- Mailmen be had conferred with the Cutlers' Company ia lailaiset. The result of that conference was, that Ailed tem. itbe kcal ty of the' Union,' as it was formed. I t .itits tbere was no demaad of any consequence teMidamseufseture in any part of the world at posei la also considered that the measures adopted by tieolhin" had a •err cruel tendency, inasmuch asteryilyrived a considerable number of poor men of risotosas of employment which, before such aroasures 41 4 illq Rn'wed• jr bootee (sue of the Committee appointed SI . . le the w V1161: said, that, when the Omer . I were &Ty coosiderel, oat put L. °theft ithrsometitio, • LONDON: . • FRIDAY, JANIIMIT p 1: 100. The Funds have been yin the the since the Ac count day, and have been quoted as high as ; this morning they have been done at that ptice, but haie . been since at 681 sellers for February Assonati; business is rather more brisk, and uiunq colotinuii atremely plentiful. -,- ,his Ware Nett in direct controdietimi to the , In no political WaStitOtion Ore the rights itf 1 visamlllllolllll, that there is no demand for goods', people well enough established. to: prevent tit any Put One frerkl is eontrary to conamon'eteson ;1 arbitrary proceafiks of an Administration, io the frost Mr. Oeseilkehrs statement, it appean as if he t now tie encroach upon them.. A Council-ie . called, solid the Beach to think that the whole world bad at ; and nib and plans measures against public freedom, ace reeled to commune the manufactures of Sireikeld. I i th e artful contrivances of which are not . seen till j kr L ties Said, th a t, i n or d er s o ea t er u p on a just r it is leo late to frustrate *bent; our cooed i t have me of the origin of th e ev il s w hi c h now sterol:laded I. dm it was'aecessary to state, that the present doves . b een been *suspected that so much art and decepdoe sad ends proceed e d a b or i g i ae f rom th e ei t ees i ve week be employed upon the .occasion. A melaa cscalstiens of the nterrhimts at the conclusion of the I• ehoiY instance of th i s a pp eared in the late hasty Lagar, whes th e p orts o f Europe and America, being i legislation of the notorious coercive Bill! - sittiCh "NM as, seemed to promise a flourishing commerce ; will be bond to have not only eltanggd .the. pa-, onsigaratly specnlalion and unlimited demands were I lidcal complexion of the- whole United kingdom; mires pods. These numerous orders being beyoud u a b o d y, but to bare destroyed the menet *U ric steer of the town to answer tinder the wholesome I inhabitant of seeh a State. 11* plot g ratulation which every individual carried about claws of the charter, th e manufacturers I an ell, from him' as the excessive high value of labour I ... •• prevailed--aaintatere bare. Maceseded is Ilk to "ply to Parliament for a repeal of some I h as fa tally , . . ' wisher-at least, beyood .tbeir• ex admpottecting clauses of the charter. The high price! beyond th e ir *taker at the time of the abrogation of those protect-, pectatioas. The Duke of NcrmuCulktmaNn.. at rimers, missed an inordinate increase of workioes ; wh e n ho acted the part .which so 'll*Wardiol to the arra, to a ruinous "'not, insomuch as show ! the celsemes of Ministers, by his strange ex mamma demands fur our naanufacteres had caused the g,ra dens of . the distorbanges hi his. aeighbourr, aver jity of that repeal, and the markets having become hoed, was per h aps hi mse lf d ese i ve d as to the facts Omit with our staple article, a sudden and general de he so remarkably distorted, did sole especially eV ensimooreeed e d t o our f ormer f atic i e d h o p es o f pros- •• Many ima uf acture t s not b e i ng a bl e t o empiey to the future coastingOOPS .Se • ~ liii dosintri of that, . *to telltale:len, were obliged to discharge and send them hike eolotenag• Be this a w bay, - *beefier hie. h.thestriali fur relief, which was refined to all sash I Grace, and.many other Nobliesese and Gividemen; 'Veresets who. could find employment eras at she isle nearly 'similar in situation sad way of &elite. were tithattalue for parochial relief. This decision intro- artless or senseless abettors of the desigue of die , eaulosiunber of petty manufacturers, who employed preeent•men in po wer i th e y him *maid these W : "cola en the scale of parish pay, and by these means I, oreset webs on h y i ng down t h e g i ant u n d o o f thi s ttlia*tsipods were executed, whilst ailithet the ent- P l wolliir the emileye Rat e s. Mr. L. farther d contribeted to light*** hen- P ro" tratkH '.'" leirieh Dever can be " li44;ig "Ili deli ii th e P oor ' s that it asunder, bitt by a resisting forms,. which Will shake; Pal soul for m e n t o rece i ve parochial i a b id e , l t at the the very feunthetbeit of' the throne entwined Wilk tam time to el m ou t a mineable pittance by within at if all seen' were equal l y g i ft e d with. 4 04 ' unbent° °inns that hard-earned trifle.—The revs; them. Of onsfacturer • possessed of capital, was, by these perception, such things could not take place ; . and, a tlas , eealloletely cirsoniveated. yet i it may be asked, what eiuld have been ammi. Sr: Lem* sorted, that the employment of the poor it the curtain, on the other side of 'which the de al a measur e of genets/ policy was wise and good; to i.;,... hid - ev e n b e e n peOetrablei by the: le t* them on .reeks of poblic utility might be • bleu • v ice was worsto • al; bet the situation of Sheffield being particular, re- etuanson eye l The deed bas beim Perforasodb, liell I e n ialtlotisular policy, which he simplified as follows t Raiteeeesereseee ! et who • dere cal! them ot h er, ' -it a villsel had a manufactory, which, when trade • - e "'W iferegolar course, only employed eight families, whatever in ?NW" or in.,sWis do's oi l y b e fi b bl' Wee expectations of an increase of it The racy insinuation, as thelate stood tweety-kee bal lammed to one hundred families ; and eat ibis es- - • t h at e iih sh i ti t top o f thek SA* of 0610 4 P"tiati sot being realised, twenty of these were rats lir. • • , tim itrite ,_,_. .___,_ . ,_it. • • . A rse* Si the parish, and this number, helloed of re- moos algid not: be Cemiaidel* it'oc-otry w4iiVratiemployed, again commenced manufacturing setste d vn e t th e p oo p* l ieesomieeeed his muss* 4 nce, the demand being limited. This would ' t . • Wooled . the. Pet Ithh ~414 1 thfret O f r tale the trails from twenty families at the proper p vain iodised Man to the parish. Nor was this all, far t hey,ey. idea ie.,tbe nia of -*insets.: aid a Many • .. atag able to exist at the low price, worked eighties ~,,.n c . t, 4 tPie:ATTEMlSnoilreievelt. lot twelve beers; thew supplying , for ten etisirvr - 7. - , . - •- - n „'..1 1 Ak• 11 0 . 1 se that thirty were on the parish insteetleftrPs r meefftnaLls ... „"Ps-•' tairronrsil s I t i = ; admitting the um* disposition to . preirill. toss solidlowido Atlioeserahhirelk --id" tilh .. _ wouhl la ail tag have ferty•sta families to main. A ______, 4l6 illeled If twenty, and solely to Bawer an tool '''eetialf Ey contrary to the %tenet of the while. to WAN* t h rii 7: ol : 4 =:i imi dos part of the " Union," that ff ooran dmid be the trial of thojeoret ....,1.... I al low (by albagr i paradial aid is BO* task). falls . r at - -.. 34 ;WO, AUSEMPriumrsiraw ••••kat t . 11114 • it. r.* eh! elped 'AeNiit.fra brai4les Da*m.—Tritae- ii iicaogas io wi g4ea r su mr t h e y S ow !ley as Ifyafeat Was bold 14 . the Ts. sonpjraat Plialicekiiiew4tailraaarliam before if. 04611, esit. dis It, Nell ; Poi* wb*Are ipire*:, mike vkvobn wok& o ere i cg i t 00 *ha ii 11 °1411111164 AIR "ir e " 1 0 r Vaiiiietftf * • .. • ••, • • . •• : • r-•.: • :41100:•• " : .::*. :• • ' . • ' TUE • ... . . tl Would 'e ngag e a pirtial . revival- of gm trade. ftnd coosidetable alilliO•60O of the poor', rates If that, or some other salutary measure, was not intone, diately adopted, the inevitable commerce would be,' that ever , / neanufaclurer possessed of capttal weeld close his worlcihop, and instead of !testis( &temporary sonte l for an eveeteal grand benefit, that the trAele of the work- men in the trade must be thrown upon the parish. 1 1 HuumariaLo then stated the low price to haws increased the demand. Mr. Rostmsoy and Mr. Lama both differed its oppi , aims with the Master Cutler. . . Mr. DIXON, White Metal Manufacturer (not ceildttotor with the Union). spoke in favour of the Committee. Mr. DRAISLY said, that the markets wet, dot over stocked but by foreign manufactures. Mr. Sruna said, he was willing to give the proposed . plan a fair trial for three months. Mr. ELLISON. agent to his Orace the Duke of Nor folk, who attended on behalf of the Park Parttners, agreed, under all the circumstances, to the proposed term. The Bench of Magistrates having consulted for some time, Mr: Wonvolv derlargel that they could give an order for the relief of those poor applicants for the term proposed by the ' Union,' although he was perfectly sa tisfied that the objects of these gentlemen trete founded on the most sincere and honourable grounds. Wr. W. rSe econioneuded a convened meeting of roe Payers of Peers' Roossejil at as early a day as 4,ireunistanone w permit ; and if at that meeting their proposal wont he acceded to, their objects might be earned into effect. That in the interval, until the decision of that meetieg' was made known, the Bench would give an order for the relief of those poor people. To this proposal of Mr. • .. • . Wortley, all parties agreed. MAI Mtn. U nublin O Waterford O Guernsey and Jersey .. I O Gottenburin O Hasburgh . PRICE OF STOCKS Till SW Stock per Cent. Red. 6S 3 "sr Cent. Cons. SS 31 , ge Cent. 771 4 per Cents. 96187 961 per 'int. Nary 103 1021 Long Atte. IS 1-16 Insp. 3 per Cent. Ann. 070 11.1 i. O • Holland • •r O Flanders " •I, O Franca., . . 0 Lisboa. - 0 Malta DAY AT OMR 4PC&OCK. India Stook Oltto Solids 11.. l*, pm. Old Annuities. ell Ex. Bills. Id. Is. S. pa. Ditto Com. 71. Is. dig. OmSum par Von. for Ac. Lott. 'nellotst s lo b. N. ir i ma is: Vices Je thcerowa.:vm 60 . 9 11 1 P.b, • 've, what may it be suppciied cam* . fit lir l revient day /. Aed tbis (petition 4iires &I :Milifidgei, which in - , of what materials•and lubjeCo this liatioait hew path:all jourfith, about to appeai . berbre the public, are to be lilted. It appears to ill *at'. Qtbiaile's occupation" is nearly brought to a Alcom .. . . afigan of the Orphans' Debt was caused be the-chinas having the privilege of leaving theft property tinder the care or management of tbir' Common Serjeant of the City, the Aldermen and* Corporation being answerable for the safety of its amount to the children or the orphans left by the deasesed citizens. The orphans were to be allowed four per cent, whilst the money continued in the possession of the Corporation. During the reign' of Charles 11. (of Weaned memory) the Common! &leant and senior Alderman of that day, did se cretly and corruptly lend to the said King Charles the artisans' money which was so entrusted to their care, •Ou William and Mary's coming to the Cavern, the . misconduct of the Corporation was . ' a and the Parliament tined the citizens .tif deleell ea thou:and fire hundred pound. per ate Fm, and a duty on coals brought into the port of London, until the Orphans' demands were fully discharged. They are oet yet discharged. Lots. indeed, am drawn every. year, and a small portion of the fortunate proprietors are paid off. The on-, ginal debt is still very large, amounting to several' . r iindred thousand pounds. More might certainly' Ibe paid of, if the Receivers and the Chamberlain ' were not allowed to detain such large Sums in their hands, to • the detriment of the orphans, and i for their own emolument. The present inquiry [will tend to spew that the Orphans' Debt origi nated in a breach of trust in the citizens and their ' (Ahem, and that certain individuals hare eon tintietto pick •what they could from it.. The pub lie- ant certainly indebted to Alderman Waithatan, who originated the inquiry into the state of the I Orphin's Debt. It is said to be still more than j 4UU,0001. COI'EN.RGARDEN THEATRE. ~.. . ; The comedy of Mitch Ade dent Nothing. was last revived, and Miss WINSLIT was the Beatrice. The high rate at which We appreciates! this lady's talent on her tint performaace in Rtmelind, must be in no aim lessened, whilst we aft commenting on her Restrict. It will be recollected, bowveer, that our opinion, as to the essetheace she would attain, wits Tallied. by some dadit, 'if thotilmoieney ed her speaking voice. These, we eon .ftnia. hare oat been relieved ; yet, we have still hope that Moro firsui, of istotution will be the result of acquired weididerice,..isid a fuller acquaintance with theater, and tfrs immeisee-spuce through which Mr sounds mut tta -id. The frequent resort to the fid•eito tom., is eft Ay.* iljidirirros ; foe we are eeetilla, that lei %lateral ,' Teleelift tility*iifilbi irtZter iittittli, tat tii; at: is. t ' ,* le . .saperiority ii paha of richness. AU the arch ity which N delighted us .In R•eoliod, was utilised with equal spirit into the tittle —Deo &lre: 'The irhOle performance sontirmed iii to the r3Pinieti .that .Miss Wimet.sc eannut be eacellid lo this description of character, if the defect of voice be , - terneillerk We will not say a word of Mr. U. KowaLe's L illexediet.'for th e highest encomittor would net be eget ialeaf inleff s lit Merit. There are few frequentirs of .4%, theette.whi bevy not enjoyed the rich treat. The - Ailey was well cast ; with one or two ettceptiOns, and vet* Swell 'perforated. BLA Nen A R n't Dogberrp was coniedY •itterroaJest, if not most agreeable. Ittintont. anti trim. .... . . . °Ls si,ssio.vs. inn **T. . • .•' - . . • . • • • .the proceedings at the Old Bailey were this dee ter; yosisatesi, by the RECORDER passing the sesteseesitthe klase Opon•the following prisoners )--- . ... . . • .1. Breen, for returning from transportation; ..fir. fve,, , for stealing heti:MO ; K. Hicks, for the eatrieof ..fismhai. Ridley. J. Lomas, O. Newby, and T. Ward, fiat highway yohlsery ; H. Doran, W. Snails, and C. Miles. far burglary: --- Dow, J. Pool, and J. Ro- Winos, for homee;toreaki*g; and H. Wicks, W. Puley, it : s r sod /I.•Wicits, Or histmingly uttering forged sleteeeeisdayaindelemlisil to the punishment of i lttak.ilikrawfor eiteitissimeiefal of the prisoiters: exhilllted the meld tellies uoreseern. Sarah Wicks, ' the bowie prisoner, ehis.driply 'acted. Tie following were - sentenced to be transported air life : , ..—W. Whelan..., J: Petgostfn, W. Bond, J. Hennes, •• and Wright, (ail of this , were MO; together with r. V. Asset, W. Cloth, W. Admen, asd W. Holdiercitn.. • • W. Brow** WI :Woad. —Joltsson; Sarah. Garrott, Chatberide Master, Janie* Carey, 4 i ,11. Baehr...ll, Anne Hall, Mary KellycJolis *wt._ . Perry, Jainel Plfylint, and Janbli Writ ,. Whir ad all Pleaded stilltt to the minor tame Of Wliilted notes is . their possestibn, were severally An; d to 14 years' trunspottation. Also al• A. Carroll sod A. tilleowie, convicted cif' ' US litgte ed i* Buret, were sentenced to the-nano term Of irssagOttation. C Knight, L .Cknatadt. J. Urforfselt, P. lord and R. soy, J. Brow*, J. Crags, W. Clark. S. Mb* atia . Walton, F. &Isis, I'. Foibes, Margaret Hayes, .1. 'Hayward. Esther Hewitt, tVaa. Hill, The*. tartlitt; WI!. Well, -Wm; Woodcock. Joins Siren, D. Dasieks , t. _Brown, E. I :tunister, Josh. Wood, D. ill:artist', T. oetrfllo. W. Hathaway. J. l'i er ;icy, M. Bir l on, Automatist Coati ii. Shelton, J. Butler, Williams ley, William. Jblatianti, thong. Wiles*, and '1 ho sal Lross. were eel Artfully sentruced to seven years truseportatios."l si.hat. the above, 'eyeful, whom ,lames we "014 . mot )data. weft seat aced to ditetent periods of ttansporke • dos; sad a great somber, fur patty OtatiCall. were •a' ;. *sailed to imprimmment in Newiste, cosfoseisent is lie *IWO Correction, whipping, Sic. 'Me filermii* were. th en adjourned until *Opeolay, tits 114 . 1.4 Mcs*y.. . . . i_ .1 . • • AC t . :ii-•'• ' .4/WriffpliVi r LiGENCE. • 11111,1TINO AT IWITERSALI:II, JAN. 90. iCrto 1 airit:s. by Wfit if o: B d V bWirth!. oat of Liset 16 to 1 aim Plailarrle 13 to 1 agst c. out of Briaitis OAKS. 4 to 1 agst f. out of Sorcery DONC.43TER S7'. LEGER. , .15 to I agst c. by . Walton, out of Lisette 99 to I agst The Duke 900 to 9 agst Tramper WU to 9 agst Monreith BEVERLEY GOLD tI3P, 18110. Three Miles. Ago et lb. %ge it. Wlldboi 4 8 8 b. e. be Cerbe . rue. TrusDhse:briril- outoeTamborine 3 6 Ise _ _ . 4 9 8 b. tb7 Thender- Sumas, toriVOA S• 4 :4 bolt ' Paolowits • 100 S Q Cottage Girl 6 9 le Roman Canabyse4 . • `lll 41 13 • 111ittei Beverley 3 6 IS • ,; '7 • PRESTON GOLD .CUP. Jul.'. l, 1010. Three lilies %tad 0 .4libilipe. . A. • a •-:" AO Eryx...;,..... .: . ....: 4 AdmlitlOT • I' " • t• Comet Corregio .. 6 Terrell . • . i Taryagos 4• • ••• ••••• • • • • 4 The Junter 4 ..!*••• Antonio 4 b c by Whitworth, den • " • Otbo .. . • 6* -by Sir 'Andrew - .: 11: Doctor Syntax '... C... 1 .sled Blucher .. Maaderille ............. , A Sir Walter . 6 Rbadataaathei* . - 6 Alfred, b PltittWsle.... '4' Magistrate Sameabog . • • • 4 . byillePetet . g C4.IIBRIDGE . 11frilitionrcE. Joseph Dewe; Esq. ind Joslittilking, Esq: Baclielori Of Arts; of "Idneen'tVollt!ge ' were is F ri day lint elected Foundation Eelluws of that Society The Rev. John Hulse; of Elworth flail, in the pointy Of Chester; formerly qi Member of St. Julia's College, ha' this Universitf, among other bequerts the promo; tion of religion trnd learning, inatitdterl a Lectureatip in Ditinitr, to which he annexed a considerable ;niers, arising out of estates* in Mitlillewich, San.lbeels, aid Clive. The duty of the Lecturer is to preach and pttb-: itch terenty sermons, thietly on the truth and excellence of Revelation. The Rev. Christopher Benson, of Trinity College, hai been chosen Lecturer for the present sear. This is thi first appointment under Mr. Hulse's sill. Possoat Pa:att.—The passage fixed uperi fur the preL seat Tear is, StlAltre **** V, MACIIIVITI. Ak. I. Scene the hit: • The Dialogue between hisebOh•and Lady Igadoeth. Beginning with .. We will proved no farther."-- . - Anclending with •• What thifalie beiit.dothihow." The Rey. Thomas Uncle, At* 9lie of hie So:likw r+ • lows of fionsille and Caiui College, Strulait !eels pess tented, 'by the 31i4ter in l Fellow - I of "thst .* it • the .Rectory .of Sinews*. whir Broadway, aetahhre: .. ?ha lies. Berijand 1'06..1.11_ jute, of eltrillt leg e, ifrai on Slots !Jib llmt.electesl fVersoon Leettieerei theft? OM. Midafeiei: ••*. • • ViAre tiro sitter kaallitlaigs, and Ate it 'the eloie of the .poll were i —l6r tbe.ilier. 7.1 Z • 557, the Ref. J..8u1l 13d, the Rev. J. Toieis $fL . . • R4dui," . i . A•tkitliiiit.e.. • . . ; * . • . , Hoadaras, IttieamiM wiie totally. Wee .Seal Honduras, datimrl WWI pleviode se lilt sim • November. The eatestee *era tiperted to be shimi: DIAL, Die. 30.-Itithaln in the Dawn', the fliterti . frtgate; Asia, Balderston, for Iddia dnd Ttlismiph, Street, from Bengal. Hlnai US AD, Jait. It morning a boat ibiked oti share near 66 harbour, name on her stern "Cruiser, sY Great liarutoeth, Daniel Alutiender, MIPMai I" . a coveted hat hai been picked up, with the klatair's basii apoa ' i'towrsadria, JAN. 4 10.—Attired We • Ailmadar; • Carpenter, from the Bay df Honduran', oat 11 *waif she spoke the brig Dalrymple, front the Dip of d{ short of proiiiiiins, in tit. 48. N. Jong. I L. W. at Ref IClt i an.26.—Arrived the Lard Eleeelelki froth Holland ; and Charlotte; paeket, frestialdlatilmegj •• • both *lib SWAHILI, Dec. 19.—The sphOcinei Dalpbra. Legg; from Dartmouth to Ninth, was driven on abort this • morning; is this bay, With cObiltlerible domes% ad it is feared theh Win.be.:§enne eery' ih Oda( kid of. ' FAL>lot Art. li)eArrived the Pox packet, with A • trees ,York. in 45dayi ;lam grebe as Am% nth of December, is hr. a 11. N. long. 33. IV W ; the Asnerleau ship Ninetod, Item New York he 11.14: • Pttatoiltri, *LAN. Irtgefortil *esoilO .to two .ertivraiJ 'heist. pit •to Veit . Ali otter:mom It blew a ' , trethewEbsti ply last night, with sii sassualtr Ile thk. . • CORN EXCHA *Wit, 3 *att. Oat 11;11'6.0 Aillieekkiihue. very ache* s ur p r ta k i witlt afl sdrtelnf gralre o dielni tli the eoad.ms d wee page of • the nalrigatieni ; lent a hw fresh maples iskis been • brought Over-land,. erhith, however, do . AM 'Meet lib ready pnrohasree, awl in consequent, He Isle h nesurir at a stand. Th.e. ptieet o f all mete of grain crust yquotliel. heroinallym per lot . . 'Fore*, Wheat ... -11 '" ; Piled rine( Piste 4 O kaelish Whe . at VlsoDltto • • e NeWlllllk • * • a 41Ik A sib -.. • . • 0. '• *4l. Malt o griM bi" lg l is (tmOleet) Wker Ditto .- (to sink Root . 4s. 44 . _ iidttes . ed. Veal . . N. 04.1111. us. &see . •. . HA - •%:: . .. . : : ~1: • • . ..- it ,~ 7.41 e. 74Teiey . 1 1 41.0 . i...... 41 4Ar • . • 0 I New IMUS ..i 6 t tt 0 • :'al • 03 . Tick BiMili...o 4; 30 0 0 , 0 Old °Mo.: ... :40•At. 0 a .' 6 • 6 lionall ..... :is • -410 01! EZ . :-110 33 Feed ti • 20 32 Floe • % , • 0. . 4. . 6 trilind •.. •, • 90-16 • al 06 - Ohl , " 0 0 • "oa f: . ' 0. .0 Wiwi . ' , Ali 00. • a) 40* 40 . ' * K JP • II 0 ' Lip. &Mow Woo 402 0 • $► , ihe filli ora lT i t , lF ilt . . sibs ' ) . . e.L.: .to bo. 2.1. • /o.ooursv. -: . to be. ad. ,to es. id. Vid • .. . ..• • 7 .te (h. ad. Illt. . • • . .to is. Oa. Ptio . ~ .. • • • . .. DAY AND c „... . a; Woo AL 61.60. K,lO II: Os. W. --::!/r - 7. • • .. .. .. • • . • • • .t 1 • Cht &tattlintan. • (Tat "BRITISH STATZSMAN" is INTO AAAAA tea rrtta " Tax 'TATIISALIN:.-) 1 1