The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-15 00:00:00

P ":".T. • R. l ‘ki akAti Jait ". e tt&Ckt . -4 %-• ..;.~ N O . 4(94 - !AMY l'i Commissariat Departmemt, ?/vaster* Chambers, I lik Ike. 11110. VrOTICE is hereby giren to all Peritnng deltirous (o 0 r,rtisay to swpply the filltortiog Irtlelss. for tke het ql the A rnty. ri:. - -- - BEEF %NO MUTT I ON. Ti hit Altieity's Lind Forret in Vinitonnsen'r. 9ogrters. and Muriel:sin the under-niontloned l'nuatirs n rid Islands: Derby, Isle nr Wight, Delon, . Lancaster. FORAGE, viz. o a t ' , ilay, soil Straw. to His Majesty's Costley in Bar ricks, sud Oats in Cantoninasill. and Qoariers. in the un dermentioned Counties:— Devitt, Hints, Busies. That fir DsUcteries are to eumnalerect on mad for Me 1131/4 Day of January xe.rt ; teat Proposals lts Writing. sealed s op and otarird, " Tender for Army S ." will be re reircd at Mitt Offire, an or be,fore the 2d Day of Janvary, (but none will If vier ricrler .Wart on that day). Propose* wag( be made kiliiirilitisjbr dog County 1 sad Me& s dad UNA Figrolli nines, tore the Lotter whke as on *end lo Vie rinder properierfittret op. be ilro Per- sons of known property engaging to Arrow boxed will the - Party tendering in Me anmseat stated to the peinted i Particalars.for the due perJorneateec of the Contrast ; and ~o Preposal trill be IsetJesd *akar made an a prisiod Ten der, and the Prices expressed to words al length ; and a w ed t? s o happen, that. during the continuance of the Contra-f. norroops should be supplied by rirtur of thesese, the emend of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond. pa 7 d in the first lastand by the Contractor, will be re inatted to hint. Particulars e the (*.tetrads may be had noon apatite tioa at these Chambers, Wilma the hours of Tex and Font. WOKING GLASSES. SNP.RAL large SECA)N AND PLATES, suitable for Chimneys. Plan. and Chevals. are non. on vale, on reavonable Tema, at Comma, ELLIOTT and l'oose's. OIL Hishopagrate-sinet Within. Some of the largrr sizes are admirably adapted for larp dining-rooms and 'tepid drawing-rooms. Plate Glass for windows Stied in at a greater relative ad 'mane than Crowe Glass. THE TRIUMPH OF PUBLIC OPINION, ere. Br CHARLES MACLEAN, *Li,. TRAITS and TRIALS. !tilt 14s. boards. Osil Ist of January WM be published, TRAITS dis 4 TRIALS r a Novel, in '2 volume,. What is virtue, but Milted alt mind. A pure ethereal calla that !mows ao storm." Timms. Printed for Jame, Cawthorn, Cockaper-street, London. An AMANDA to file CATALOOUT of theßairt-dt LIBRA* V. will be published at the same time. A New Magazim will be publiahed, prier Ose Shirting and flispeams, on the First of January. 1091. each Number to contain a Portrait of some essiaest Political Character, called THE RADICAL MA G AZINE ; ft, Tits RE TORIGION.II bairn. ...ATOM TO ALL. OUT 1141PLA/ t .11 888 DT 11011.•' To rake the soul by gentle strokes of art; To raise the grains. sad to mead the heart ; To wake mankind is woodpile virtue bold, Urn te4l/ 'set sane. sad 'be Meat they beheld... A RAMA. WI 400.1111r0 !—llliy, Milt not ye Antl-1111111- cal.'. let ws see If there be any aristocracy of talent. a. well as of rack ;—whether the brain weeks better for a coronet or a taws, Of the heart braes the truer for " line linen sad scarlet." A Radical Magazine !—Nay. start sot. yr timid "greasers of loyalty. like children that, haelrn fabricated a hobgoblin, are terrified at the bugbear whirls their own bands hays , fir ; )ou will find in our volumes neither Treason sor Blasphemy ; for we feel that weitave 'oakum enough to seek the happiness of mankind, both here and hrreauer, and think that we have wisdom enough to per ever* that these objects can be attained only by Govern ment sad Reflgtea ; bet rue% must be uneorntpt. Tim true Constitution is our " tree of life ;" but there is a • woven' at the root, flattening on its sap ! this worm must be destroyed; mod to assist in Its destructioa is the undo cadet the. liiisailiaay. i Tbisia oar Radicalism : Ws Imitate tie Methodists. Is adopt's/ an appellation that was bestowed as a nick-aasue. aid for the same reason too, bseawse it is significant and dislingelshl4; our end will be single, but oar means wit. be maltiMre. Our thatitarnir. tr. Department will be a pantheon, in the niches of Which will be placed Nose characters who have signalized themselves by their labours in the cause of the People: biggest *sr its good milt evil; and Pointing to the isseripaisso Ist iba4s podestali, sat shall est:lbis them as moncomOliall: Ildaskatioo or soon. Our Li Vinws wlll be directed only to such sub. jeeta as are worthy of National regard, and may forward the cause ut Reform. This department will embrace Re views and Criticisms of Political Publications. including Iteksosao oh tae ?eblie Journals, both metropolitan sad porllailas-.6.1 r weighty regime which, In a free elliait#v, SlOSsool thepobile mind at :heir will : and Is pr. ti. WWI plow, thoOkl be the care In their dimities. • . i wt.!. ..e NAL: asaveraat lairoascaolass will be eopligioodad our os a is peverstopp. we trust, able. A gernlemea Res en elertski.e this department, whose talents are well Itioato to the world, as the scourge of bad Ministers, and ilialllMltelle of the Peoplo. . . . Our Deb/UT le Of B a 888 s, inclodiog Stricter,' On* Dame, silakii be inturesthrg, and faithful,/ narrated. sTo this o.lvlsabo toll! beton, *Wire shall call Our DailOsilos Oilisosidat.a, recording tbarsisisio zir l o r :as Darn essidoc4el Poetise Wenees, the astare of Ifs* beau* them, that sastenees, sod places of imoadoe i4No mot. r with remarks ea their triads. la. oar liras thorns-ate will be found instiselliihme tirs, born*, wit, and humour, For ttiOlir - --- - • Ali .d. thus Wive a' The author of this spirited pamphlet, in the mire! of his indignant aeintztiversions on the proceedings against the Queen, maintains, that nothing short of ' the total abandonment of ihese iniquitous proceedings, and their erasers from the rrrnrds of Parliament, ought to be accepted by the nation, in atonement or expiation fur this most foal attempt against the bo noot of the Queen, the liberties of the people, and the riatety of the throne. But let Parliament make re kparatien to the Queen fur the impossibility of proceed ing, under this bill, to a formal acquittal, without establishing an absolute despotism in the country, and, if possible, for all her unmerited sufferings. It is not the fault of the people ; it is not the fault or the ss, which lus yourrd forth. iggessant and ones* rtilnClliirinaliatneot shenla have pl,aied afteti selves in a situation, in which they have nothing left bet a choice of - difficulties and dangers. I.4ed 'Erskine, wise well understands the subject, and ether uittuons noblemen, gave them also full warning of 'rdilemma in which they were about to involve emselves, by engaging in this nefarious measure. It moist be now clear to all men, to whom the power ,of thought is given, and whose intellects are net kept in obscurity by the eternal mists of a pestiferees system, that, to retrace their steps, to aU their bill, and to make every atonement in then r to the King, the Queen, and the people, is now *be the least difficult and d4ngerous, if not the oily Mk course, which it is in the power of their Lort4shipe to adopt. It is not a little remarkable, although by no limns inexplicable, that a pe eeeeee epee in this mock trial should be most zealously urged by those Noble 'Lords, who h.tve, from the cot eeeee encement, exhibited m g , most inveterate hostility towards bet Majesty, mistier the pretext too that to pot an end to the pem neetliage would he injurious to her honour. Thee imasabara, who, with subetantial justice perpetnelf,lol 0410 lisetha, have evinced nothing but rancoroist malignity In their hearts, are mistaken, it they inwe ine,that a single Wilma being is deceived respect* *hi notiveu. Wits sea he so weak as to creak pai ,melons in opposition to actions : or that a thdralli lbrsevere le a soda of reasedin, which hits a Illwaplete al:peewee of every prikiellpfe, as W.ll as of every 'illtm of justice, can 'hare flieletlefit of the Qtteen, the i llapple, or the throat) in view) It is too palpable that each persons csa.oaky iataad the grati6eatipa of *Or ,atars particular interest% prejtediees, m 'possiene, •t Illssferer risk to thowelfare of the nation. By proceed leg, they may' halm 'to attach • such a &ere of stigma to her Mlljetty; In may seem to plait Or A teouate. in aemcArsh i lit• part (We; hOill , ski t acted. They r - folly • that t ' thul arm = yawl lei el !I? Caf Il e, I/ a is o veseaMpallaalo'bitil all: -tdl, Wm, Selimes at NM In. °NW 7 .11°P - 1 - ' 10.• i ~4t , i-b- e , c _ ~ i , __. . n ) is.-Piatv-Butan. LONDON, r t i glDAYi DECEMBER 15, 1820. The Caws* for whieh HAMPDEN fell ill the P d , and SYDNEY died au the tide, • %m or t he esprit . de corps appertaining to the system; or whether, in reeommeniling its abandonment, other Roble Lords, as Carnarvon, Darnley, Urey, Holland, and Erskine, have been actuated by motives of a pre emiel nature, or by more correct and enlarged views of the public interests, and of those of justice . Whatever may be the narrow or the liberal spirit of particular noblemen ; whatever may he the ignorance and brutality of some, or the knowledge and refine ment of others, of this the public are satisfied, that, the 'incision of the House of Lords, as a body, will, in this, as in all other cases in which the interests or .-Ichlty of the system are•involved, depend, In no de-, pee, upon the proved innocence or guilt of the ac cused, but solely upon expediency, in reference to the inteti.sts, or the presumed interests, prey dices,.. Oc i palloioata, of the oligarchy. It le 5111141'306 . p01, AK view which the majority et this bedroll' take of this expediency, that they comtriese- the result of their proceedings, in tie ease of bee -Ma jesty, will depend. Ili' view will of course be Orions: and it might be difficult to fonn ,a bable conjecture respecting the precise. nature of. the result, were we not assured, not Indeed from what is mncb more certain, from natural evi chore, as well as from direful experience, that the presumed interests of the oligarchy, the Inevitgh wagers. the selfish faction, mast. as the notices of radiasteot ;re actually constituted. prevail over all Olsfr ronsiderptions. If we asesetaia the opiiiime of, the majority, formed through their organs or agents,. the, ministers of the eroup respecting what decisioa i mould, in this case, be most coniitactive to the ex 114.1 pipe or stability of the oligarchic, system, ..re aster-, Fain the precise decision which etill be formed. This it not vaticinatioc. but inference. let the opinion of the lords of the expediency .f the mode of proceed fag in this ease, must, alter all, depend upon *their knowledge of the opinion and determination of the people. This knowledge, however, may be inarria• rate; anti, in consequence, they may commit fatal mistakes. If the !louse of Lord% Oro. would avoid commit ting political suicide, they will shake off, us this 0,-ca shwa, the trammels of the ministerial agents of the b.... rough system, and put an end at once to the odious proceedings into a hie!' these agents have, let us hope, betrayed them; declaring the mode of trial by bill of pains and penalties, to he, in all cases, euprine'pled, ascoustitutiondl, tyrannical, amid barbarous. - ~- CONSEQL'ENCES OF IMPRESS.IIEXT. -......- [FROM Tit WOODSTOCK (VilliONT) OBSIERTKR, OCT. 24.) A young man twentrsix or eight years of ige, by dig name of Dunkin, ..vho !Me in Bethel, in Olio &tidy, about nine arAlweety :arra ago, Ainfl,who then had a wife and two children, being somewhat in volved in debt, without consulting with any one, or letting his wife know his intention, absconded. trio one knew what bad become of him—years passed away, and his friends remained in utter ignorance oi his NI" It was concluded he must have committed suicide ill some hidden place, or have died among strangers, wits' knew not whence he Caine. His estate was settled' under the direction of the Judge of Probate of this District—his wife married • second husband, who lived with her a number of years and died—she after-, wards 'married a third husband, who is still lieu's. A few months since Dunham made his appearence at Bethel. One of his ehildrei bad died while young. the other, a daughter. was married to a man in v. field—bidpilb was living at Braintree with her t husband' jle told his name to his ?gamer acquatnn aoces—when and how he had left Bethel—but the in , . rages °idiom had studs such alterations ' hi* person that hitilrientle knew him not. He rerun ed them pf the con , traction of the nerves in one of his which occasiotioa something of a lameness—they remembered the cirAimitance, and thereby were enabled to identify the mat t _ They now have no hesitancy in b4ifi r li g and ipsMn g that it is the same Dunham, wiemn,theur sawed was long since dead. The account 410,0 gives °ibis ihnence and the reason of it, Is tptisnkles follows:—He (wand he was owing more than be copkid readily pay, and concluded to absent himself for a twit months without ever informing his wife of his ppr. pose, sad see if be could not by labour in some polit e* employment, accumulate sufficient cash to meet the demand* against bins. He left borne under the excuse to his wife, that be was going on business to a neigh hoer's, and bent his course with all possible expedi 'den to Lake Champlais,, Be there went into the.em ploymen,l of a lituabipinerebant with . Battering mt. pets. Mth the ra ft , after finishing limbering, he vat to hob where he . was tw i ,receire bia• - l ie IV 4 t hic.....ingriiitai.„....,o•747tiere Lb i v hie. * alj . h er gele - gif A le alfetimeimi woos am n 0....•• ........................- des ewail, volt, and humour. acted. They may c are the folly to expect that the went to hop, where he was us i receive his, pay, Pops *RA iMbic del'artairat, the drat art" .111 be en - public ardour is hir Name's cause wilt islisidei and Inip at hoc, wear the p in e. wliere the ii•f 4 ft wAs suddenly seised bp ,a pressing,. car- Amid. 'hiss hen we given yon a sketch of oar plan. We pro- i re *am ell• l rtinny to perpetrate, anoppiml, ?d i talc to souse you, and hope to make you IOW; lad bettor, the Iniintied II • • they hut! meditated. They taffy rt on Liman of war, which nos after sailed, mid happier. our co-operations are fowerftil, out worE he so award thViOntet to some hull accident. some 'nit(' deprir him of all anus of serape , or of giving erns Ire Maple ; but, as we easmat he tsw "b. 'al chaace • • ' ,kr farther their tugustidahie vines, ,information to his (rinds where he ip. Ever sings, emoribasisos te oar .Nary treasury. witrli obey 4 tresssil la the Brew. it the Publisher's ikeisetilsillebto radii: . 41104fisr the beasiliatiea of ahandoang until the sainuser past, he haa hemp* the 13600 "wow by W. asiosow. We, Strand. , • ••n •• - Sisk ale* foolwanbsos4 and lineally arkisowledg- navy, aboard some one or Ai . ,,look i meauf fusT, a' i ir and ,i. 41(V,KWRIGHT, B°le 4-4 " er l AcTaal altlswatth:tbewelltlMPß a perlieveranco might he the ire- _ fur thirty years perTirt.. Hp lts, confiant SW • fortis New Year!. Lottery. which eoutalas (ia *way . quitni of the rap the establishisient of a renlieet service—was in the . wilt • sokttipp mil Consol4), the snreeelertert sassier of Nisi PRIZNI of Zlll,OOO. for t r ial by bl raj plea a id penalties, 40 iligiemsjp± ~ of the Nile, • Ow, is tips battle cif . Tic- ii. Tai4 • 4ll4l firtNr Progtion of other Prins—and wpm ' sperm/4m 4 the trial by jury, .weleald kw 1114 ira r, where Lord No .II . 41, I*, Ido oppf f r- ' w r . ail peepor a 1144• 0 : 01 . 18 totwe i k s P m it ftrraw riS (a stbsepo rldwil l q 11111 f posaaa of estestdiag and essairissiag, at iendllsecialmo, tan ty has em sr , 101!. ,i 1 1 4Ntat Itt , . . ~, ..st,sis - sillaserst Privet 11111essey. - their despotism. • -is , make his e ' •.: . vaaPla : awn& Is, TIM M'S sad • MAIM an Se - tahlog a gluten) view of the subject, Ail" on hoard of w i ll"! to 0194f.ir L hiall . llll l ll t , de.lloWldlt in MICK. .;„ ___ dor ithe look winch to the opinions or issidllit br - where, b, the •;r" ', I VA,. l or IR Fo4 bl i o 41111 . wa hl t i l ie l ls * Thase l/ ris a eg J e r w ij ii : oue willmil w a ro thv E asi d i irlit..ll. 4 o girlies! iiiiilemeth al to the spirit and geserse, '• • epop mere to ped his toot asp. Vitus . . as erir? Catal wlll have amu Ilabilt. Oa* Ilea of .401,,Aystom of which ;be great meow a ss ilsbosl witliila mil teal YID oof 211,110 . that body. foram a. pre. Thep nerd 1t me lel spike mug , of the itgli , .. 2 1 4 .. 3 - at W. de rdie:2:l 4lll , l tOlg e t " ' ia-to Ilasimal coda* el iltresd.o. orbabsPo .I. 11.....41. 1 b.! re ~ ,„ "r ... . sikr i omellotnimana aidon • omits • o all ; eud,tivey_tismti dill ' ' will bin • WO • ' 11 0 6 1 410 till" s a ll hi 'I I "' •Ib l i de 111 rite ill. Paok.42i i itiiiiiiiiissl 61 i:Naissa twit al their magh etig~ , li sik• ow , Lord le ye cheeel, "Beek s di ish . . •-, . 1%4 ••• •J tom ra.,l ikiirtala tl' 12*. , rz , •ii .1 ... - 17 - ' 14110 . 4 ' 4 ° I's' ' ' Ti, iltekiß , . VI. . &la iled° lallayPtlg l / 2 DIM he".4 P 4Pri i lliki 4110 4 P I SP&P" auaimoratirovrineurer ii:stittigiiii s • • _ cfff &I f- beery SWIM'S of rain, sad the . pagigologisogb‘juir At 27, Certain ;,11,1hdhern e lik "I ' . 1• I t have whyre voisess at feu kerb may had osariceassa. IMg 1 ~ e y pe , yen is quite nnobsti %seta . f . Sholit, Penns, girds, French Clock, Book idlettares, and effects. TO BE SOW BY AUCTION. BY Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Aitetiott-Mart, Bartlinioniew-istae. Teimortote. December. at Twelve o'clock preciseiy, . • ASmall Calie•Hoilt of RARE SHELLS. FOSBIIII3. sad MINERALS. Staffed Bled,, la Glazed CaSea• Select Library of Blioks. among which are The It ncyclosto. die AHtanaiea , hilt Edition, 4U Vuls. Quarterly Review, Pot. Large Maps, • few Choke High Irinisked Cabinet Paint/ism • Portable °rooked OTSII.I Piano Forte, OW Chink tiold Repeater, a capital French Buhl Clod and Bracket, and other Elbets.—The Property of a Oentleiaan. To be viewed till the Bale, awl Catalogues had of Mr. WlLLl4llll.Tbrognortou-street, opposite the Auctioa-Mart. Household Furniture and valuable Fleets. liensingtoa. TO SR SOLD RIC AUCTION, lILt. WILLIAMS, Oa the Promises, Lillie lisilead-Hemse, ■ansiegtoa, on I MOM& T SS*, Doe. IS. and foltrirt,i day. at Mateo o'clock precisely, on ammust of the nesabos of Lots, 4 LL the HOIJSIIHOLD PURNITUR4II, a Nano forte,,la a mahsganT saae ; a Pedal Harp ; as ofpht. day Dial; AIM alumni of Soaks; rare old japan Chins. Glass ; Port and Madeira Wines; S. old Draw ings. Paintings sad Prints, framed and glazed ; and nu merous Sleet*: comprising mahogany lour-post, tat. and servals' bedsteads, with cotton !imitates ; goose feather beds and bedding; maims - an) cabinet articles, in doable and single chests of drawers, dressing stands, wardrobes, a set of patent mahogany dining tables. side boards, card and pembroke tables, excellemt mahogany postwar chairs, drawing-room chairs, sofa, and wiadow ennuis's to motets; large chimney glasses; twenty-one-MA cense: mirror; Brussels and Kidderminster. carpets; win dow curtsies; stores, moires, smo►e jack, coppers, lead cisterns, kitchen requisites. &c. To be viewed on Saturday preceding and moraine of sale. sad catalogues had on the premises ; at the king's' Arms, Eensieg.on; Ulm Tavern, Pimlico; and of kir. WILLIAM , Tkrogmorton-street, opposite the Auction Mart. impomm•-•mmourm-- - X 4 . 1 I '<-.!s • • - . • • • • I 1.41' ; ;`; • .41 1 • t • • .z .• .1.• • ••17 !O .t.. • I9Milleae€ll4ll)l4erAMSEMl44l4"ll/illgii . t! Pltftlik•SiVlii PENCIL • - e • ' • 4, LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' 9 ; 'OI3URT OF CHANCEItY, Dec. 11. . • J WM3 M MTS. • The Leto CIIANORLIAMt observed, that he had to apologise ler disappointing several suitors who ev- l•pected himiteignaesstia canoes Nudist! befre Hoherteopposed that* should have lees able to di,- 1,0.44 aumeof them this mousing; hut he :rust state, . that %villain tho loss ten days he bad to give his op.- • s thou on to fewer Stan •fifty-sme eases of capital eon- victions. fortify °move which he iwas• obliged to - take an abstract of frame the imports oillibts trials. Re bad also to Wind affiewomossa duties, ondlts resod it ifn- passible teipalysaw the judgments which Ise had pee- •• tuis.d. .TOmormetso Ise thisorday he hoped - 11r Wattle to Emendoe tboilsyssen which he should take the , esses which asitsinsameideeidesi. • : it, WilliONS. ThateiCitastraso.on observed, that mollioss Oaf multigd to web 4M extent , i:s this Court that it n°4o4 impassible, that this branch, of the Coen .4 copMgmoss„pnless sturee.rongeutent was masks with tlitt,V,lo,-thancellar, by,. phial' t yortion of the basi- seas right* got throngla in that Court. At preen: the 1 ice-ChngeMor took motives ovily on ose day each week. . ffirotourd only say that if mine different t-• strangruseah t seas nut made, i,t would be impossible, eat nfily that be nutild evert go threts,:b all the asotiossi parr, lint there were 'noisy which he could not even hope be ! csrald.ever remt. IMENALEY. r. rinxiita aural MAUNDER. • . 1 Mr. ,Oa coacluded 11x. apartment this assornisc for the plelualf, sod was. followed by ,St r. laserirr r on the same side. Jr appearing that the allialasits which were male concerning the entries in the' books wore not sitfficieet- ly explanatory, the Court ordered fresh affidavit* to he wade between this sod to-morrow morning. Coder theimeiceunastances the Court also thought it would be bettm- that Mt. Wetlwrell should defer his reply to to-mprrinv,, ran wrsosscal•Ontszaar. r. rest IMMINNIR4 CC:OMANI. Mr. Ilr aLn stated, that he was instructed to mar. the Court to ;mishit an early day foe hearing die al- peal of the defendants in this cause against th e tleit t i- shni of the Vice-Ulaacellor. The question *horde was, whether the charitable flan& ought or ought not to be applied to e•rtain charities, and that quo. tinn the Vice-Chanceflordeterinined not on the con• strnetion of the will, which Mt tanout ltld ratirVy • l ont of his consideration, but tin two Arts lif Portia- in-nt. fie (Mr. Meth') conceived that the will ought sot to have been passed over, and hie cheats believed that if it bad been attended to, it would bare produced a different disposition of these charity estates, which • at present aniontiell to 40,0091. war., t to lbw estates the Skinners •Catefestr , afropird •t• %hale so personal interest, and they preferred instructing bins 4 to.nialte this motion iu yreference to one for staying • all proceedings below. They dial not wish to stay all or any proceediogs below, they. were willing to w- count fur the applicatiuu of every shilling that came into their hands,—they only desired to see the funds properly applied •in purtutuce of the truitttoen in- -1 tentinn. -• # Mr. Vivre said, that if that was the only question in this causeAmight be disposed of in a quarter of en hour befisre.tlie Jtaater, l'he real question, bow ever, was,, whether the Skinners Company were to haye these cattatis to tlteMsalves. they ,paying 401. a• year to the torter of the Tuubrialge School, or whe- thcr other charities were to have thi !yacht of the , Watts, which 'mounted p i t ,ebsint bur thowaand pounds asyeAc. . •'. ill 11 1 • 3f r. II cat,ll,—To forty tjtistporal4 I believe. At keit, the,rstates liave t been,eigireastated, as predating 220 901. }-sear; and it mom imppoirol,i, fawn the lisurishismntate which Milos-or% .oigoitey would soon doals i le that aanusini,,,„ 4 , .t • „ „Mr. llAwr said, thatthis wax ass eltairesiatie64.thie .estates produced only . bMlf thousaad pounds s-year; end the Vice-Chancellor decided,that they should be 31100400 feliallf, charitable, ynr4smos t to tllsils4 ,ripe 4 1 03 3 1410 , h, 1 i strong eilieg4ll oll sl.ii tu I „Whs. Leo* Sues ca f. ;Am Jesireitithe App. Acts fif Pi4sliameng,ippot the a ikt to be soot In aad hr would mail Ahem Imfore would advisee this appeal. The question was said to be a abort use, but he re- membered !hit a similar oesstratooe less given a•-• the Aostutenceutest of the fitistel chiles and bow it '"'" justified le, the result he oiroulat i deave others is de• terming. . • , • na ,i.• inticatax P. 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Ak. Alktllll tsrllly !tiptoe afsite,iihntl t 1 rllwßss/wsraa was hlllll2lllllOOllll ISMS soh ales* THE MARL or INIAPTISSOIIT O. Trpopoppleasr,a I Les ,vlmi volt fedIIIIMINWSWIta4 I . s sts3eln t-.llkeOliPiPtsits l o9o which he prefaced by reashading the of the t ?n