The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-14 00:00:00

Tse MANUFACTURING DISTRIGIN. Leans, JOLT it —ln the averse of lest week, a Committee of Entleiry wss formud by the Crinitlestee censtiteting the Board et the Work.hoese, is order, If possible, to trice wet the muse, sod remedy the elects, produced by the increase of Paup e r i s m. the Conmeltteeeememnoril their sittings oe Theradesi which produced discussions sod Resolution le Meg foliages's elect : " The eases of lisereased and infest's. Peeper km are mines : " 1 The emissive introdectiee of machinery, which setarteries meant 'oboes. - " L The revelsin from a state of war to peace. which meted a discharge of a entedmablo noshes of pertains from the Navy, Army. sad Militia, for whom Ger manotectores will net afford eseploymeet. " 3. The law wages sad depressed state of the ogrieultani Interests, together truth the iotrodeetkie of threshing msehines, which have forced away from their homes a number of mew, who threes ger streets In the forge of !shearers. " 4. The ciliation of Goveremeet orders for the supply of war. in the shape of clothing. ammenition, *c. which has thrown nemeses. Memo either oat of employ, or a cembroes hordes essmther bunches of mansforeere. " S. This &sited state of foreign markets, sing peer*, haring opened all the perm sod rivers in Es. rope, the serethelated NO* of ail kinds has retied in seperabenJance to their respective mukets; sod hence arise. one nes. of the pineal stagastioe if trade, which becomes also a 'Derma pauperism. " 6 The present stagnation of trade, is alto ass. R oma ley the tate artsogeonnts of the Beek of &g -land as to discounts, and from the (allies prices of the raw materials, lbc." Such bring the 'sitting cagen—the evanding question for their consideration was—Are these causes ef pauperism of such a nature as will rectify them. selves by the nergies of commerce. and require no,, interference eacept temporary relief ? T • which It was replied osaniainesly 1. The extra betden of pauperism arising Merl. evil/ from the stsgeation of trade, end its cow comilants, will ameredly, in some little tight, dimk gbh. sod - rectify it without interfereece. Bet 2. The unemployed poor, disinherited of their les. boor by th , adoption of igeoblegey, scot horse by puce. or rendered in some lessee toper fluent by the amnion of war contracts, forma numerous class which claim ear most titian notice, for whoa we cannot anticipate the hopes of subsistence from any part of ger manufactures, and for whom we seat eshend some of oar fetus attention. The above is the outline of the discussions mid ceeseqoeir Resolutions • high have endeared the Com. mittre to proceed in their charge, by omitting a cos. respordeoce with S's J. Sinclair, J. C. Gorges, Esq. Id.P. Mr. Owen, be. Marrain AT PAISLET.—.A . kteetfng kat brae tall. I od, by public advertisement. of the Bergestes, booms yielders, sod inhabitants of Paisley and he viciaity, to be held ne Saturday, the 17th of Jus t , sr Meik lt Ririe Meer, for the porpoleof taking lots considers stion the propriety of petitioning the Pane. Herm for a redress of views snits, and reseisst rating against a coati of those gieseeves which beer broe;ht I the matatry to the ptesent state of distress; and fees then', to impress their npinictits ea the most eldrieurt seeps of removing the calamities wbith suiet the COesdry. Laing. to Yonasulac --The Union for Perlis. meatus Reform et this place has tranatnioed an Ad. droo l s e Sss C. Wor.sttur. Bit% in which they can- validate hlip that, while most of lha chatsciers dim -1 tit/mashed for pr. petty Ind indoenre have been silent spectators s.f the nation's atr••ngs. Sir C. W. el..ne *fall oho ancieni fleeter, shoeld bass cooqrsresulusi to take (be Poo;•le by the baud, who renswon caller •Mith Mein, aid dimes Ober to the sight means for ob taking a sts.mal salystion. ''he followers% I, the cell drifting peiterspli As it is a fendswatal eiple of the ancient Constitution,. • that so pones • can he taxed stithoot Isis owe cnumet.' is soma pa. biotic Nakients- world roles* to pay the Berttegh. ou.agers' Tates, sod brio; , 11 0 usher ifitO• Cant of Jostle., se Ito nor beim** that tarts, men could no found to g•se a verkrt for the tyranny; dos awe% obtained, thautends *amid feline the aebtoeumple, god thus she Bnroegi• piney would hue deatroyed." The f , ..irswing is a sematkable fact is the History of the Apiary :—A hest of bets at Manse. of Do% M the neighttonsthre4l of Montrose, summed ea the 1511 of May. again vs the Ist Jae, and sisals an the sth tolerant RIGA. JUNE 14.—As! runt, •14 nopersilelscl Is. deed, bet veil, rare, has lately samor'rod hew. —s Dial a strong north.west wind„ as kaMasse gleam thy. oryOung cite§ pillars fell epos fie gnat meadows on the south. batik of the Dom, sod Angered Is grass, with the roots, open • very 'stemless treat.— As soon es ibis was perceivet:‘, dm people losployad all WWII! they could thlskd to destroy than; they dog ditthes, swept the insects topthat la beeps, and trollied thew, Ike. bat within* inch diniaishiag their sorbets. On the foorth day they crept into the WO, and changed iota olsryealiases, so that we Mel t% bed prospect of seeing them cetera as better. Illei,tod propagate their species among GU Pans or But.r.tox.—Yestorday, Portugal Gold In coin, gad foreigs geld in ben, eh. 31. Ids. ; tee doubloens ' 31. lea.; sew dollars, 55., sad film in bars, stand ard, bl Doting a tbondor.storts a few days since at Chaim (Doabs), 120 sheep wail struck dead by the light. nisi. _ • _ A few days state fire sisters, whose .sited ape esteemed to e:•wards of 380 years, met at a volu tion's hoes/ In Reeding : they had not all assembled blether for upwards of half a center,. Ex INAKT CA-a or the 4lb lost. Miss Margaret!. Maria Downes, of Fir.coort, cherehmake. blositgoeseryslire, safely uoderwent the ninety seventh •perstiou of tapping, sod *boat 13 quarts of water were mastered ! An affair of h trek place yesterday morning In between Ll.O. L. L.A.. sod P. R. Esq. The first shut edited, end in the se eped ire the Lieut. was wounded la the thick part of the left arm. The seconds tikes interfered, cud ibi shit letiiioalid. I THE STATESMAN. 110 DIAN SHIMP I FOlttOrfillinrrt4 tVlatt1101".11• ,• 1 TM. celebrated revival conmerseed es. Meetkri Jell 4, awl en es forage oreseloa otae-litet• ikt greet Ili abetabtage of Nobilate. Gtetry, sad . Teo• eraary,.af the coeuty of Norfolk, and from all. parts .f the billion. Ate.' the congeal pilot were— HIS pipe the'Doke .2 Bedford, the Mervin of Teiistork. rise Earl 14 'Merited*, lord lientineSeld Lord' Barrington and Son, Lord. Medford, Lord Pi•So 10, Sir Reboot Barbed, Sir Harry Facie, Sir Jacob Astloy, Sir Willis. &item, Sir John Sin clair; MA Rash, the Ateerican Astraleak; R. Wit brakes, Esq. the lino. Centel Fkiroy, General. Cad walls der. Colonel Chichester (Doessishire), Cap tain Dodgobili, Captain Beeechausp. 'Mr. Patens., from America; General harper, ditto; Major So merville, do.; Mr. A. Taylor, ditto; end Mr. Owen, from Lsaarlt. Dario( Monday, Toesday, sad Wednesday, the active resod of hotness end festivity was kept up with trilobata vigour. Lord Albemarle, by tie lively sallies.: frequently " set the toblo in a net." The vocal West, of Lord Bradford sod Lied N. gist (who howl courideruble skill as taste) were freely. emend on the occasion. , TUESDAY.—(Shcowo DAT) This day's business commenced at rbesitell, by Mr. Owei's eithibitiee Ms photo a nowieress ormnpaoy e Noltlesme and Gootionses. Mr. Owes, la lbw most distinct usaoner, pearled eel the coastroetiou sod ore of the various Nodding' described io pies, and to what paves. tiro laud (which was supposed to com prelemsd WOO eves) was to be sppropristed. The Lecture was bierd with greet ettestiess; ell gave Mr. Owen full credit fur the porky-sod Ireeteeileace of hit inletitiong. After dinner. on the last day, Sir Joon SINCLAIR MSS ad laid, tbs . t he eon. hosed that be had come to Holithes somewhat pre. jediced in f f the broadcast system of hus bandry, but that what be bad seen and heard during his visit there, had bad the elfow of raping him to change bin opinion; and that ha was rum convisced that the drill system was wiperior—r(Losed chirrs) —and that it would, if eenerally pursued, soot' ren der the importatiou of foreign core sonecessary.— The Honourable Baronet rhea reed three Rssolutiess which be had drair• op, repressive of this opinions, and recontmeedies the drill to be used universally oar all soils *bereft was practicable. The Resolutions ware passed soanimousty. Sir John concluded by giving as a toast. " &cress to the Drill System." The Deka., BRDIfORD this rose and compliment ed Sir Jobe spau his coroner, mod the franhaeos .with which ha had acknowledged his error. The Noble Doke observed, that the contest hart bees se were; sod tbat sithoogh Sir John could not edept the tsultioedengooge of the Nobly Rowan I ease, I fogey, I collo •red," yet the Worthy Baronet might reveres the sehtehes. arid incision," I came. I fought, end—was defog ted."—( Laughter and lewd cheers.) Mr. Cott then rose, and p titely ',turning his attuoviledgrettla to this company for their attend ee/cr, eapteraed his hope to see them Basin another year, each bringing with him. two or three friends. Mr. Coke then proceeded in deliver the diferest prizes, conformably to the adjudication. Messrs. Colman and Thompson offered for rale s of Devoe oleo, sod ause sales were effect. ad at from iffi. to 2 H. per head court .)F limy 14. *lmo D. w ttrs AXD VOL IL OTHERS. m t . n , 11.111 We! samovar Fir for a c ampanile, to refer, Menthes+ to Patlioanot for the Borough of Gram. pond. Mr. Serjeant Prt.t. and Mr. NARRTA? Coadeetwl the preseretinn, and called live wileeters fn pram, the Plfetinf of too seats for the sem of 6,0001. by the Defradv , ta. Mt. GuorEr, for the Defendants, 111111/1114 to know by whose seniority I , is provecetion was ear. fled on. The l•arned Serjeant bad talked oboe parity of election. but he kt.ew very well that • Jae? In Cornwall +mold hove laughed at the idea. Mr. Setjeant Prt.t..:ii lint weeo to lay there was Will of Elevion i Cornwall. The Jery consePed for five minutes, and foetid all Ns Deteatiots— Guilty. OLD 1111LEY. Jahr IL Miatstel Welt* was isdieted toe mediae a ',web 1r die penes of J.*. Limbers w... Irby Pm...ruler ass rows Dinsoch Drorr iese about 11...4 ea ere Mb of Jeer is a (well, whit It *Coke sh•wo to Poe cr.swa mulcted usssol. lb. Prison.. swskbed lbw WWI., a pswisbilassliss lbe pwswa t tss doweled Hot is the art, amid pawed It so wooer MO.-0101er. Joh, Ito 1.'1., Imo steolioa a pair of lhows fool Shute opro r, a (;.sets owes serrate. oreopvion the watt apartmeal.— Guilty. To. buns had brew said IA Is. The C dita be was sorry De old buns sbouid prove as espeadve is Vet treaty: Ellaoheth Omen, foe Orating' Omega adieus" amid several ether mils les, from Fames. rap. bone a the properly was pemlueeCtty pews-beakers. to whom it bad brew pleskted s aid the &lbw was apprebtedid bee roamed somas& of ti duplicates of Hr. Favriett's pods *bleb wee la peas.. The Itscenitaa rousweelest as the appareled wickedest* of the Primmer, abs beid void ob. spysttsews wf vhiss ter easebter, so kindly snowed by Mn.F+wolti. to cossaA poled robbery. He NI k his duly to armee her trawsperne nen. fee if Jellaba is lb. esswisy, be. &tighter wslaW sever be allowed to eater amp despot hawse up a servant. Alai MO was howl gedlif of *tallow SO yards of cattail of Wtlibits Pkbeit. The REcoaeeth seas sem she weld oat twit of tach a mese of life I she was aa old oteoder. William Beset wet camera ski embeasliag 1. N. the re perey William. Ilaroie. raster mod glaater.T4- brraork•wolk, so whom he oils isensepowth sad for whose be had received for mosey slam* acessensiest for k.—Bel Geier. He am tietaisee span masher Aerie rep imbroglio' IL sea ablcb be loos lowa spiky. Cgatetni It sheen.— Mr. 'Maur, of Kalghtsbridge, stodeitook. on Monday meriting, for a wager of 100 (mimes% to drive three horses Ina gig, toadies (asides. 11 miles within en hoer, en the trot. and to taro if either Rorie broke fres the trot, which most here lost him the watch. The ironed selected was ea the ether side of Maideohesd. The horses wont of steadily, sod were five mingles doing the irst Half the distaste, was done in 2 militates soda half with great ease ; and the whole rowed was completed In three minutes alibis the given time. Yesterday afteration, ss Mts. Berra, of Leek's bolds, attended by her daughter, a child 10 years old, was walklug aloog High-street, three yoong urchins sprang on the little girl, and palled her moral heads of bet seek. Mrs. IL gave an sterol, ea which they were overtaken. sad easimined before Aldemos Soddy cod two of *ea committed. stilt Etscrioti. - • The eztnerdiaary fads developed on he trial of tbe actions at Westimbeter.ball, no Wedneriay last, 'Weight at the Instigation of Mr. Lamlo i s bided., 10111nr Sit French Bendel t.eatlAr. Pile" 'ilia, deeitell much general leis s i t to tau bad* wak Ree4ort. Ike following more detailed tenet et 'what ocenitedik the action brought by Mr. Wished. Mr. BLAitsettaxs addreisid the Court nearly as follows: s q . It please year Lordtkipiand Goodin!s of appear before yes es the behalf of the Defeesionts, aid Isbell sides/oar to lay before yoe, as **Sly as I can, 'then fads Chick I than , will constitete a good defence to the adios which is sow brought against the kindred ; bet before l (lanai, i will tell yes who the Mini, is, tied calla : was Ile character be bun b the day Ike tin was* awe• milted; sad I will tell yes Who the Defeesisats-ares; that from the chanclers they beer, yin sey torwe. 4 after Jodie span the facts se they atilt apprise hi We., done ; who it was that caused damn, marlti lillittker, It was not the Pisiotiff himself, sae wbeiber Isom& an to leek to himself for all tloselemega ablek-has bets &nay that mob. Gootheasgb, I doonsmppose that the Plaintiff hired a sob te bran kis nom ohs-. dews, es nail I attempt to ebbe yea sappelbsaft; bet I my that if the Plalettrbised a sob shall feel soy purpose, sod that sob afterwards:ern Ms mien of his broken wiadows, new I doe11";11 111 41 be being one of to pets/rootlet la bind the sob, one not claim against the bendred got the desert. lbw Plaintiff in this nes, Genitor*, Is a porn% has ling ben a Intoner of that pally wet anon its ' in the Oppositioa, and hale ben" denominated the Whig Party. Us hes beee attenti v e h to preset. their Midst in detest every election which has Opposed Daring that petiod l iq the Ots ojtWeslminsrer, wed that is the renew why; le this cause, the Phintiff, or rather kis party have aiMled bt Sir Frisch Bor. deft, who, yes Imes', is thi gnat advocate of the Rights of the Posple, . es a defiedant ea this otca. den ; it is as attempt to 61 repros:b spots him, be cause hi hes bees steadily labouring throogb hit life to procure that which they formerly themselves con. Sand to be the right and propeity of the People, namely, that their Ropres•tote.ires should, be chosen by themselves, and !bat only sea should represent them is the liouse.of Pertinent. It is fir this, and this only, that the Defendaet has bete called out of the greet mess of persene who reside in ibis hundred. They have bees *otiose that his aims should be coupled with the destruction of property, that it may go forth to the world led with the disgraceful proceedings of a math, and to Indere belief that those Who advocate the cease of R"f u ris are in genrel the ere ,tors or riots sod disturbance. 'lle Lord Chief Justice ,Anov.—l must tell the Jury, Mi. BPackburne, that by these De. feedsot', no impost's' is cast upon limos; there is no pretence for 'eying en. Mr. lit.ecesunta.—My Lord, if these Defend ants had bon the eel, two persons against whom the action could hove been bevrght, I mold cot then have .aid tbs. it *sold have been easing any mark epos them to one tbem the parties in en action spina she hundred, for the not sad destroclinet oc casioned by a con ; bet in a district contaielag 'nod 300.000 inhebitsess, why ore these to be the persons idol on to answer la damages for ell the mischief 'kith the mob hes d .ne, bat also to attempt to is upon them the stain ;bat most attach itself to tech riots and disterbene; ;Sod I with, my Lord, to put it to the „Ivry • lather the bringiog an action against two each lobabiteets of the handled in the else this is brought, is not an attempt to 61 epee them some kind of connection with the riot, and that ibis circeeotance, coupled with the obsetvatioes of say Lensed Friend, is calculated to suite an idea in the minds of many that they ere the persons who conducted or cussed that dinerbence ; it is cooly seder this impre.sion that I sake the remarks which I sow do, sad nut from a wish to contend slimiest the opinion of your Lordship, that in peat of iew as action stay he brought against any two in. hairitents of the hoodted ; but I only do it le show that, out of this Court sorb an opinion may prevail from their names being coupled south such a dram. stance. Gentlemen, Sir Francis Berdeit, it is well known, has long been • Member of Perliameet for the City of Westminster; and at the lest election another candidate, Mr. Hobbes'', wai proposed, who stood span the same interest os net by which Sir Fronds Borden had always bees retoreed. Me. Lamb was piopned es a coodidste by another pay, of which Mr. Wisher!, the Plaintiff, was as active patina. blame not Mr. Wished• for espousing the cease of say party. For the Arm fortisight of the election every aloe went on tolerably quiet, "seep that some lintel, whilst the Candidates' of their friends were addressing the People in tlo• droning, at the close of obe lo It, !bore was a considerate degree of shooting end cleaner, bet I dont ham that the besting is Covent.garden, is the only place is Westminster where a parents, who is set lashed to be beard is pet deco by cleaner. I door know that the ions. bitsets who attended at the flutings did more than has beta dose in other places to pretest a person from speaking whew his sentiments do wet accord with non of his bearers. However, until the Sate rday evening of the snood week of nerd/diem all seat oa nimbly quiet, bet or that 'geeing, it being 'opposed that its the coarse of the neat work, a cossidertMo body of voters world corn op for Mr. Ilobitoese, a cooseitatioo was held at Mr. Lamb's Cetriral Goes. "fifty-roe*, Of which Covaiiittea Mr. Wished wise member, and it was resolved, that, a nosiderible' number of persons should be hired; for what pee ps* I won't say. Mr. Bend, who Is as °Veer of Mew-street, attended, and took his iestreetion fres them. la p ace of these instrections, he sees fur a person named Waller, who. sense dolts to Me boon le Houghton-street, en Ike filindik, l inen Bond intruded him is whet batiest° do, grid %Ili weal together to the boon of a wrist salad Perry, in the Adelidii, when they felted a ediwidittibitenne. bee of persons who won (*rend late Outlier, win cap tains at their head, sell Owls min iletrlllorookirt by them to the bestints,whiltre they Kailas *tide Willklb day ; every body Oat wea l lies th Isdar And have saes see with bet swaths Mewls,' with stick" and with serrew boos dell-eleivers, the whole of tbi populace fres cosi vide to the ethic ; pall of Osman wale paid' is Ile magas by 110 11 .14 • • led Mil*. mod trod soil Waller went to Mr. Use's Cult mignefg.issim and welted money to pay Jitties pe. 04 statrimrlllo4llloslo4mat c mimes* --•----- ; 'mem bed ht. allay, bad this Cajolldsts 7' 1 hate not, , gm mated to yob whirthisi Chetalleit were; •Ily hit t. peravils'44. basing matobelag G. trite digs to alb Boddie •4114110 hillidilmlimilbis 41 °. Pfteettf!-' ISO of their' MIS osedobsdilarbvilmbing iterad robbed , hefor the Wallets. - Icaheillmiblag of Tendil, lett , • oboe *irk hat beermiena far slirssitiyJi•Prr Peg • 6 mere limey 14 o psii fifer peopleetra al Imit'...ro.filloofth to fallify I ; sod Mr.:l4od sod Mr. Wolter *sot tit . the Ship,; 14'9t. Jammes.atura, aldthstratfatip &sod theft owl, dlelskta sleigh/Mir is 01040tesoLesf,1411,• bet the sllbat hoeing.. Of* • 4'50 : 0 44 .0 rta Walter, Apt if 'Wino . ilia. rpatails :0110s• Iss., tehes dote' .ftipit owes. (for. oh* 111160“. Pit **platy . . taker dews by thia.petse - -; -sod snot Is Mt. Latais s ' Comagtle•Pildty• *mold iiibm leo bit pipit,' Ahem: he bye! '-farsmiksay le do this, said. MO Iteggoold i . to 111 U 4. Vs .11t440..r to gat samaA4 ;tag. thew;., beta flii)evaisomiteistook -.bet rei t hi c bsiipt., eel litargridWdliSliattaillitiest W_ !rhea illgtltt ... bag to:pal filits„:llMtinglatat.llol allatilfrolmstal wispy ',. - ~ &mi.,. •IMi wileglaim,Lsksti that glomot,,ltg, Ogg, •,,- ..: very gboilltatottlis Rival: 110510 01 4 8 41M5.0 11 .0146 ...,..11 _ -whys* I altattlVosoect•MenV4olo•l ssilljOstivristioS.:„ . ),3;; .ii ve f laini4kati , °goo :it glitieldlsts 401 . •, 1 that.it 0415 isollkomogh•ellalbt0114 1644iPilf.ifile .1 ,the PlolMlcAtiltil4Ofiht tralashairliktirispitivr the .. a , pnieot trellidaiitifololisounibiot to-.oto!oot pleat the homing . .. 4 defiers fit thydrotrattinfl of tbasd 1,414,44 ''''' -• • ll' Ott i i, yjtjal,h4 411115tt, 411bro•tbillitall Irks* :. place at /hi Siilithe `OW' 10; • • bodp-of shoot. f 10 or 704,05er Ito *Ailltatt begot. SlM:belltbris, .1 ..t ' arid thellaci''sra *OM 4011);Ittgral tilime; I bra; " ' c is lien tee, that it wisiMfithelifflll at slefroot Metier- 1 , I men oho. were Wry eh hot4OlieMi i tit MN Ogled id .u 1 • . the chatting of Mr Ludt 'tied Aril two o'clock .. ~ t . the whole body °fittest, t tool sit* the hustings, bet , ..., .. before they did come all lkilf* had Web 6 **it tile' •J.• - siLlerible &Preset between them end the piaster* err • • 2 foot,' giii‘g charge was /node by their-or toe livtople -••-- into Cleset.garden market : a goiter! battle I be+ • .. lievyAgo took place between oho hots/me i and thd ~ .., people•on foot, tho result of which wet, that tbs. • ... persons on horsebark were obliged to ride salir, and he Idea of chatting Mr. Lauds Mat girls 110.-.• . Artff that whet took place we kn... not; my - . Learned Friend told Too is the last coo-e, that tai , mob coittinord in Ileniiima-street, *heir obey hrokti - the windows of the Celtfrol CoOtotillet moot. fain -;.` obey weft dislisrayd by • the arrival of the !lore). .1 Georgie. NoCifilitisii that Mr. *Whirrs wide- . • dors weir hrolteo either by w mob hired by him,. 0t. 4 .4 that having is hired one mob; Mt windows wite.o - d brokeo by ti. corsigian Li/Cited*, of frillier limbs • .1, Mr. Widish wilt aot" . ti Itil,''be'entitled to wove* • • ." at ;tier haitfo'thg dlidlagii *NH fit note weeks from - • the lokaiijasts ril ftit'itabitidl: 'oYritlimeta. I shalt • sow call the itibeolikiliqsieltlikli the eat. 1 Mawr • stated liles.:sd_rt we it flt.itdlift it, It will hr roast, to lairs ithifillisellirDefestlitita. Alter Or galdgfielitibtoftt Alia had bees closed, Mr. inan e *d isd lOC is whited to maks - o' very few' .ot;itif- Xi lidisehst the remarks 'hick had fa lea frale)defooirisld /Mend. Ile de. Died that Him ersa,aor itstiteflos, Is waking Sir P. • Bettlitit asset the defaod 44 on 31115 erasion, to impste to him any impropriffsteiondsct, or to rte. fleet en these psiariples of &lone which he pre. ..• tested. It was not, helvelieved, L the•firo time, when respectable iiidiairlafla,,and sureties! can didates, . were made defendants on similar pmasloos. Air V. ' Borden was a Centime's •of the mast respectable character to private life, sad could sever %V i d@nii led with promnoi •ga of this kind. The Learned !c ooin g% 0 g 0 ... f e 1 1, that whatever ao individual's poli tico were, be never. as far as he via toward, brought them Into a Court of Justice. Tha Deis: Ilvithost, be knew, was an advocate of Before. MS was aware of this, bocasse be Mord it from his ems lip,- bat hie opinion •wee, that the flee Baronet was the greatest *nosy to Reform in tho.kingdom.— Here he would WON this part of the lobject. Mr. IPlace wee a very respectable man, a loilur, at Chdr. log-cross. Ile hoped the Roo. Baronet iroold have no objection to smith name joirod *ltt thou of Mr. Place—since, by oaf infberied, her. Place Was a per. If s of character. •ho po•oeseed talents which iseti• led him for •oystatinw In society. The Cutts. Jostles lien charged the ivy, end. said, he was clearly of opinion that shit action canto within the operation of the 57th «f the K:no, and their verdict melt be for the Plaintiff. ilia Lord. ship observed, that they most not consider the D'. few/antis ease as supported, loalnioch aa they had felled to pinve, that the. Plaintiff was a party to bit. in any persons. Ile step desired it to be andeisiond, that la no possible point at view could the making Sir F. Borden or any tablet ladividaal a party in this gam, hEcossltsed Infests termitic's opoktbrir chit. 11104,11. 'he Jere' were deliberating, when his LottlsAlp said, " Geetirtnen, wkat is goer difficalty ? The case is clearly proved." Fewness of the terg.i..7qlly Lord, if pre please, we aisle to sithdtaw, h Cutra . lunticn.- 44 tit* tie hive to coif alder P• . . Fetteetit.--N Thorp wore persons employed tie the Constable,. sad we *lib to ceesider that poled." Cureasluerica--" They were stilted brf.ire f ist day, Laud It is oat prised/114l Mr. Whiten was at ell privy is:thai ineotote," • F•tvatert.- 46 My Issiti, It so mord by Mr. o. w 0 • ? ti.e - e t. whet se* wry calmer. I bet Mr. Macdonald aid, Siit hit els nee celesta before the .dletnion. Inshreioted," CaserJusTlCL-..'t. Whet has tbat to de with ? —ll-ta ,netbing islets Mr. Wilbert was consented with ,s" • _ • foresanes+, As' Mt. Macdonald aid Mr. Wisher' waggtowelt a member of the Committee as •141.silt•I„ Mr. Stasi/at PH's. 1.4 11 , 1 ' 4 . u taagad 1. gar . • felt yawls in the : n.l_Thet Lottu Cuts, Anainaid'Oreired *ea t. stored Meadow tne.loittrestCeeesid ow shoot Is Say. . Me: Sssu sir" me'. led thous are co" 6•4 biro 'tiosedeed, the :,/rigs had give* his charge, evreitted: N 1.0 4 1 .1 1, ilb• Jar, • Tim Learowd Ghtetietwan mkt, shot primps Ilse dlitefooce of opt -4•6411.1101.1mOsq owed to Mel am owls( t• I I ,v .