The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-07 00:00:00

cone ry, ms 'datum' that the dungeons "Oki' had formerly been inteaded for the victims of religious persecution, would, In a short time, be crammed with the victims of political creelty,lf a timely mad oeta alit wade. 'they would clearly see this to be the ease, .f they looted at the galleon sondes of political persecsolaa which Sore no* practised. There were prostestions for illsel, there were prom ration. for Willett, there wets presecetions for blasphemy ; la short, there wets preepretiens for all who attempted to pithiest§ the troth sad to advocate the cease of the people.-o.7lBerr.)—This evil would, hewer% be moo nested: Kaglish Jerks world shortly Oaken the phlo .f liberty—el that liberty •loith was a i r it=aitat was note merely the beast, " Why, borrower were swab prOoteseleill limilehelli 1 Ile would Soilless s it was bosses, ths e reollo WOO 004 fairly repression/I, bosoms their e ce lemma' ensued to its the House of Cu...... Let the prom plellheo study their rights-- let them diet is that cep lef• liberty whit* was worm by their samsten, sad sherds bad here treaemitted by ORM to the present moserallee. if they did, there was no doubt hot that MaSory 'torrid become their •.m.—(Cherry)—H. 'thee rapeseed his approbation 4 the Reseletious, ma mewed that they be adopted. Mr. Latent (of Mattchester) Mho forward to se. seed the samims. He bed a ft, ebeisivatiotss to make whisk. if atioadvd to, would be of senior to his suite's. Macy penes' present had heard the op. •t Reform say, that its advocates w e re set s but Reeeletionials. This leogiege ass teed to revel* the people frees Batista( to their Bipeds. allielaMPll were peiRIIIII set as 'Whims wposs—as persons eh* wished to deledethe people and evertors the Cowelltallee. These ebeertratimis applied set to the Beforesers, but to the remain of use people—they wen made foe the porpoise of dim lareirra. He ..old mrdievosr to oboe shot wheel , said was harm eat by facts, sod is defog se he *mid velar te the termer connect of these *he oppmml themselves to the peeple's rights. It Was a karma lasi that s Rill fer estabiisltiog Tattooist Parliamest• bad Irmo lotrodmed more than a unitary age. From ibis it appeared that previously to the introdectlea d tt Bill l'Srliemeets were •f • shorter demists.— ea this cheap to be considered as • Rnolsitios I corniest, sot. A seiremperst siteration was lairs. wslid Patlisarems were made Septennial, Ins thiii, otd ask, a Levotrition ? N., It was said to bit wof the lead. Those AM, were not, ipo'eme, Armin to the people, turd ought to he repealed.— Ildie malimi of mom laws was sot to becoweldered a re. woletinis, mister coold the samakisig el them be cos &doped • verolotios.—(47Mering.)—He ..rid go Warm It was at one time owseted by Parliseneot that ore man Magid bete a wets for a comity wales* possessed of aAI shilling freehold. This implied that ortacedestly t• sorb sontasent, then •as so attaaded right of waffesp. If the oilskin if this law,whirA morrowed the liberties of the people, was seta revelation, 'either could theeemskiag slit be so mosiderod. He bad still a rusher °Morning to woke, ead he begged the attention of the Meeting to it.-- At the time *he* she asterisms Doomsday Book was intrailseml, it was for the primrose of registering the triads panned by she °Wry •f the country.. At that period, the greeter properties of the load was vested in a few individuals. Bet lit the. mark Oa iesditioos on which those lauds sere granted. They wars pasted on condition that the *copiers masted tire King in making laws in ti me of peace, sad fought for him in time of war, at their own es. pure. The great lauded proprietors held the leads en these cendiiiees, but in a short time, they got old of the conditions es which they held them. Their bootless were throw. on the people. - 7 -The speaker proceeded to Moto the einem itances under which the several Corn Bills bad been intredecesl—they were always fur the hermit of the loaded proprietor 9 to the prejudice of the working ordirs of setiely—(6lerrs ) The people were obliged 'obey bread et sa eserbiteat price is cease. grimes of Are Bills, while, bad they eel berm pass ed, carts ge4141 have beets imported at half its paint Orke. He amid repel those knit. If their seed feat was net considered a reveled'', the, their re. 7. l igu issettl wet bi cossid it ered a reveled's —(dtp. —From this . appeared. that the charge of reveled', as applied to Om Referrer!, wss a Mee nut Wide:tad csiesay. 11 the Meeting gmlesitood bias, they seat perceive free whaermi ,I* grimaces arose ; they mast also perceive, that a Radical Re. form vs/ the *sly remedy for thew drirreernee• He .welded by smorsdiog the Itesolotiosa. When the itesolstiens were shoot to be pet. Illiscust.t. preseated Mewl( to the es. U. was 'stormed, that this was the first 4 raid hod bees held at Hobbs. for Perlis. seetstary Reform, fin marry years. Ile hoped that ell of. tint felt- as Esillsbiam sport the subject of their pimances :he bed &needed le order to aid them io de . iloing a plea ley *kith they might be redressed. His worthyarm;, [eight oad ilastee, haulms aimed - • r importer. He then west late as ar. . to pretty the advantage *high Ilse reentry was he Imp from pi/schen of Reform ; of having, at ilswillog, bat • reheats' mile, to pay of the Nat West Debt; tied entered open a sinks of noses. Irrelevant, that r. WILL i AR et Dewsbury. felt , .map ggested Ike speekerlted better conies biotin to the sob. I the Regaisitiow. • ~. allscalit. allowed that he deserved the co,. suction of Mr. Wilton. and conerleded by Resin the Iteseletlons, which were pet sod carried. Mies Anna Ftanota, the female sheee-metillielred, awe forward to make a speech to tbe Chair. hat natertenately eat se mask overpower/Hi by. _ sliestion in which she foetid herself, that her meow, entirely failed her. She thee took the speech which she was to Iwo spokmo from her . pocket, sod attempted to read it, but with equally bad success. Ilea sister, bileg.Jhee, after declaring that her sister was quite aloft at h..', seised Oa speech, sad with mod vehement! of mina, tomtit le the Chairman. This latter yoen4.lsedy had one. rat limes dada; Ow day remetera la motherissila I puns her owl mewl hid. at the 'lodises spitit et Ito. form width was Time speech was le the tapir lowlig ellket :,- n_e_LCWAlStlle l —Nr, hers is sir Address to ,Yre have made ghelee of s brother Reformer reml it for as. We h.r yee will ! cowl 4,0 the grAr pyre effosles of our hearts, as the unpainted lan guage of goer welt. If this day's labour shoeld in' the smallest degree bear& the rising geoeration, it silt Im the solace of your minds is the evening of life. May Heeven smile open year exertions, and crown Air day with blessings imperishable!" Woes shirt letter had been read, the eye of the Choirs*a oatarelly tarried pseud to see the brother Reformer who .as to read his the Address; the brother Reformer (Mr. Mitchell), who was to have real It, was too busy in soperialeadiag the canted's@ made to porgeonee of the 15th Resolation ; and in coiveying the peen free the bets of the collector into a beg,to have a minuteto spare for the reading of so Address. Mr. Samoa was called upon to reed it, bet did not comply with the call. Mr. Knight after. wards took and road it. It was as follows " Mr. CIL\ IRMAIII,—Sir, impressed by a geese of ditty, we females have come forward, to conceetrate ear nertiong with those of sir brethren, in the las& able Mee of Parliamentary Reform. " We have, Sr, eyed the movements of oar sea in other parts, arid we are determieed not to be the lest in adding oar most stresses, 'unions to a cause fraught with so such good. 66 Is what direction our sleds, we sae the whole Empire nearly betted in the fortes of corruption: like the len in the evening, our rights and liberties are fast sinking below the po. liticsiborigoo. " We see, we feel, we deplore Misstate of thine. Is it net to the catnips stale of the Homo of Como gees that we ere to attribute that wanton shedding of began blood whirls has snarled at Manchester? At that peace, did not the Yeom anr y Cavalry, with I morderees Jemmies, cat ep the father with the son ? Did they not savagely mangle the innocent end loosely mother with her helpless infant And for these worse than diabolical deeds have they not bee° thaelted f—Oelieve as, Sir, our hearts born within us, to assist yea in removing a cause so lojerioes to oar personal safety sod well-being. " Yet will be pleased to direct as in our duties and statiemated we pledge eirselves to made your plans faithfully. We believe, Sir, that the objects of this Meeting sr* atialoabla by the micas •f our rational faculties, and therefore we telly ran eeeee (what ear enemies have laid to oar charge) e design to obtain a reform by our physical powers. To-day, Si', we will ma'am those whn have libelled us; a declaration shall issue from ROMs, testifying that our actions are dictated by ratioaslity. " Doe word mom and we will glee way. Is is oar intention to abatsin, as mach as possible, hem ell excisable articles, and strictly to she cue that oar aerates do net citrates through the pockets a aer atomics ; and in oar domestic capacity, with she mails; at the breast, sod she stripling by the head, the sir they inhale shall he Ailed with the principles of Reform." As soon as this Add ress was reed, a cap of liberty, spirodidly ernemeaterl, was presented to the Chair was, bet it was met heisted formally aloft, on armrest of the hoary rain which bad began to fall, and which, r it was leered, world destroy the brilliant* of its colours A vote of thanks wes then gime to the yeses . Ladies, who then curtsied their gratitude, and to the Chairing who spoke his, for their imp ortant , a s &slag tie day. BRISTOL MEETING, Ocr. 4. • The Mayer hiving refused to grant the use of the Gaildbell elf this City, acterdieg re the prairie of Releisisies to that effect, signed by about 50 lobs. blunts, Freeholders, and Freemen bf Bristol, for tbo porpeee of coasidering Ilse late &Hate% events at Maechesier, ha, a very huge COOfOOIOO of people ',paired, agregehly to several adtertiseasents placard. al through the tarieas streets, to Braodeo.hill (spoil 'high some besting" bad been hastily erected), by two o'clock this afternoon. A l three precierly. the proceedings of the day commenced, by Mr. Willi. two's moving Mr. Stockists isle the Chair, *bids was escooded. end carried. Mr. troceteo, in Trimming thanks for the honour end respoesibility erreferred open him by this office, regretted that it had nit fallen into more able bands. Be should take Oils opportunity *averting to the conduct of the late Chief Megistrate of this City, who bad refereed them the eie of their Guildhall. At the same time, it was not his intention to make any an. voscessery Of Sovidines remark, epees the propriety or hoproprielf of that (waded : all be had in view WO', to observe, in answer to these who estertained great prejudices against Meetl e g s held is ibis open aereir, th they were now drives to them th ragy dertermleation of the Chief Magistrates. For his o wn part, he hod es reason le be dissatisfied with the event; for be ibeeght the spat upon which they new stood a leech more eligible one than th at "Meeks they she'll, have met bed the R1401.'- t 119, bete acceded to. In the latter inflation he shield sot have 'toddle helmet to address above Me (earth of the numerous Assembly whoa he sow be- held. He could only conclude, therefor*, that those who had eluded the hall thought this a better 0,0 , . He must ant observe upon the condect of a MOM , class of Gaullism ekes he perceived to he Ablest, bet who •eght to have been there. Ile Engel the Whigs.—(llear!)—Now, they were Doi met there to disease a party question, or the merits of see particular system of Reform over those of anerther system; bet they hid met to consider no , less a gerretioo, thaw whether the (;oustitetion of the I country was to be finally estinguislied. And yet he did MIA, that the apathy discovered by those Gee. Hemp* is regard to the sufferings of the people, proved that birthing was to be expected from them. —(iker!)—A greet many persons assembled et Vencleiter permeably and legally, as those Gentle. uses to whom he now 'Warmed himself might have 4.... Time persons •ere eiramefully outraged ; tied it was epee this fetal *scum's . * that the fol. trout; Reqeisitioo was pretested to the Meyer. — (Here the Requisition was read.)—Semb core tbe terstiof diet Regeisitiom ; bet the real tootle* for 11104, coosideration •as, w bather they were preporo4l t• Ole op theirlft remairsing liberties, Of. t• Ulf their few ',minion rights, which yet were left to them, or to recover thole which they had be.. de prived of? tad they remain pastille cud inactive up 'tors, while Levels Castlereagh and Salnereth grog% **standard of despotism. on 14 Was it their ear., free Constitetiee ? it had been said, that they were prematurely judging the question. end proceeding willies' sufficient ',ideate. Mr. Stock. In* meet on to show that ibis charge applied far bet. ter in other quitters : and that the isiterreptio• lof a peaceable Meeting on the 181 h of Aegest by the Mezisteates was an eaperienot intended to ascortaio how far the people would pet up eith that coodect from them. If they were not vetoed by thizattecionseonduct of the Magistrates, let them remember the efforts made by Ministers is 1817, which made their opinion clear, that either they most pat down Public Meetings, or Public Ming' would pet them dawn. They s to early' feeling of this sort into Parliament, by means of which, and wish the aid of another " green beg" —(Meek beaghlsr.)—lkey might be ambled finally to suspend air free Constitution. It less evident that the attempt was to be made ; bet as it 'geoid look peg ludicrous for Ministers to use the same means ega is in poles lo Parliament for the same object, the attempt was new to be hazarded 'tidiest a Steven• Iliac of the Habeas Corpus Ace.—(Skome.)—Bet the spirit of the people was roused, sod they would hod much diflicolty in endesvotwing to reduce it to their 'ishes. He then went on to prove, that upon their own 'bowleg, as much es in the acts charged against them, the Magistrates of Msockester had shamefully violated the laws. Upon the coodect of the Yee. emery, he said. they were called in to disperse the aseltitode.. What was their defy ? To disperse the naeltitede ; sod if any eel remained there after a certain time, they were to take him lobo custody ; bet it was sot their defy to slasghter men and wo. an. He trusted that that day would soon suite, when the t ights'ss emigrant" of the all-seeing Lord should overtake, in its swift career, thegsilty victims of its offended greatness. After this, he &devoted to the conduct of Kr. Hunt *filch he cmisklesmi to have been entitled to Bpp:balite • awd cossets/111V a spirited ethettation to the crowd, to proem tba elides' order, end to part in the meet perfect halo' aysi —(Applause) Mr. WALKS& called the atteetioa of the Mee d ug to some " domestic" cavalry, three or four Duvets of whom were seen moving about she outskirts of the " There are, indeed," he said," some Yiston Yeomanry ; bet, thank God, they are not Man. abeam Yeomanry." Medi surprise had been es pressed at the conduct of the Whip, is which he meat heartily joined ; and as for the absence of their Mayor, he did net see that it could have how hi" to have presided that day among them.—(ll4, no.) — He doubt, on the tmotrary, it would have done him mesh homier to bete held that post. Bet here were Magistrates refusing Reqeisitions, and places of Meeting ; was it decorous, be would ask, to totem, ha • maneer, the invitations .1 the people? In skis ease, however, the Mayor had had the credit of refusing the Hail; but the Mayor was eel, like ether persons lit his titration—he had Ms entengigmeets and his Aldermen—(A laugh)—esd could not oti osity act for himself. Bet he bad long bed the plea. sere of knewleg him person•lly, sad whatever might he the difference of their political opinions, he would soy, that he was at mach the Gentleman, es pawl, the Eoglisktean, and as completely the tree Bristol anal, as any man breathieg. Bet at the very time he ems to cossider that Reptisitiou, there mere those by the Woof him who were their declared sad deter. mimed estate"; ottoman in particular whose nMeits sort pretty notorious 48 years see.—(Load grooms, sisil irks 4" Remember the Woody bridge.")—Here the worthy Gentlemen watered into a long explanation' of soma facts .1 a local nature, relative. principally, is seine remarks inserted is Mr. Gooch's paper Ferky's Bristol Jorrmet).—sl r. Gooch seem ed to base recommended to the proprietors of Belo. doo.hill to shot it op against the Meeting—a proof that the learned Editor was not very well arptinted with the lepers of the will. In reference to the immediate object of this essembly. Mr. Welker thatread several doesments, all restnecting the Mae. cheater Meeting of the lath August, and its comm. queacts ; sock as the affidavit .1 Owen, on shish Mr. Heat us. arrested; Mr. thlrelles report, fie. lie particularly wished to point oat to thee the gal. lint conduct of an oßrer of the 15th Hassan, who had beers en ehamefelly confounded by certain prints with the blood-thirsty Yeomanry. Perhaps, to the *eels ezerdoes of this Gentlemen it might be owing diet the slighter of St. Peter's•field wee eel far greater. Ile arrested the comae of thew valorous horsemen, pet back their sabres, and repeatedly cried qet to them, " For shame, for shams; yes let them poor people cannot get away from you." There was also a private soldier of the .same regiment. vibe 'w rested the stroke of a sabre levelled by one of these generous heroes at the bead of a young boy ; end who, irides. the 'ellen stilt bent open pinging his murderess aim, desisted that be would himself cleave the Yeoman t o the chine, if he persisted. Messrs. Withers, Willis.', no s inte, and other Gentlemen, spoke to the effect. sod moved several Reseletioes; after which, the Chair• man proceeded to pet them separately, and helot all i seconded, they were carried unanimously. The most perfect good order and good temper pre. veiled throughout the day, and this numerous Meet. ing dispersed with that qeletetss and faritity foe which these of a similar nature, lately called, hate bete se ineariably distinguished. --- Anne e? AT %stunt .--A yseng Lally, aged 18,1 who sill become poss-ssed of a large or when of sr , niece to a Magistrate of the county of Sorrel, shoat ale o'clock an Monday morning list, trueollit ed to pet • period to her esis'ence br throusieg her. self into the Ash-pond of a Gentlemen, resi,linK nest Petrify. et whose hong+ the was ep..n a visit, ao't would inevitably have accomplishes' her in cutlnni, had it not been for the timely interference of the gardener awl hit *alio tint, is hn were at souk at some distance, sod saw her Vonge into the water, end In. mostly rata and brnagiu her oat. The cause, it I. sold, that Unloved the young Lady to the consumista% 'of so Huh on act, is sitribesed to her haring formed a MT -vented snitchers' to s young min, in stsist. eat to ea epothersry, much inferior to her, by so means congenial to the %Ulu% of her tastier., Cape, the invlootrite, has failed in bit look of walking. for a wager of 90 trines*, Ursa, Ini.don tn Myer and hark again, for thirteen seceostire days. Ile imposes bit (Outs to the soft toot Able i.ii , e of the Ilsitllier.. . BETlll44l,:iieEhN V&TRY. Yesterday a nry nos 0 0 0000 Vest!" we. hr. 1,1 I. th e Matthew , of St. Mtlthr, Beittr;of.giroo, thr per. polio of confirming or rrocintliorthen minutes of a Voktr, , 4 hide met io the nee place ma loots , lay, Ile 43.1 of S.ptembet. It ear elected that a rote et censors on Mr. Masterson, declaring him unfit 1111 enDlinell its the office •f Treater t• the Poor-rate Fend, would have been send. The motion. how. ever. IM tene;ormi enneremery by 111 r. Masterson's resignatiot. Mr. Usti being called t• the Asir, Dr. Gases mend that the adman, of she last Vestry be confirmed. The motion was sacoodsl by Mr. Heeds Mr. King, este of the Overseen, prnpimed as se amoodmetstobat the aceimati centsittod in the Kelso lesions of the last Vest') should be *flowed and tondo This was seconded by Mr. Bamford.: end the Veer? basing divided epee lb. ausradesal, lb. Nesbitt wife 2--• For it. lb! I Articst K. 11l I Majority, N. The minutes .f the last Vestry •ere thee coefirmn ad. Some other business being disposed, sad thaski voted le the Chaireson, the Vestry broke op POLICE. IMlslistom-Nouss.—A 'stop atemee, amid Ansa Smith, of respectable @paeans.' ; and, we are Worm+ ed, of highly respectable connections, was charged . with basis; stolen four gold tests, the property of Mr. William Dish, a jeweller, of the City. N. Davis, the wife of the Preset-snot stated, that on Friday last the Poisoner came into their shop and meted to look at some seals; at-cordially, p trey fell were shows to her; but, after egomania' therb upporeotly with great circomepection, ahe said there were nose there which would seat her, and was shoat to leave the shop, when the ohne,. perceived OW she had something in her hood which mks seemed doe skimps to conceal. She west round lie assist sod stopped the Prisoner from going out ; sod, epee face cibty 'cognising the contests of her bend, she hood four solvable gold seals, which were swims Prosecotot as his property. The Psisnaor, whoa de tected, bogged most f sly fur merey ; bet bon tbe frequency with which persons of respeetable op. peanut.* and demeanour hod rectally Irma faced to hive peslolmed property ender similar eirremstonces, the Prosecutor thought it Iris duty to the public to prosecute the first detected, let their reek or station be what they might. Accordingly, a constable woe sent for, sad the Poisoner was takes into custody. The Poisoner bad nothing to say is her deferece,amell was folly contained for trial. She cenrcertjed her (see during the easednation, sod was s mach af. fated by her situation, Is to be almost usable to sapped herself. - An I impish inn w as mil... us Weenesil.y. at the plea heeler. in Ees Soiehli. Id, before Joel Wapner tnwin. Km. Ce rmet. as the hod' of Kees Parrs*. It *soared art ties derra ' sed cohabited wish a yawed 'See of the 114 .re of Junto Breve. bat so or nitre sloe harps takers plate s rafted a se— pnratisso ; she ease as &fetes eases I. his lostesees easeeldeg of his sa e ve her ssdoilialate, Salted that alw had se. way .1 sappers one eller of restdroce s he would wet hearten to lei easemen t bet always irat Mar .41 she as le.gsls despaired 4 hi Ssing as that fa bar, t a li hies 401 she root/ c(sase sued bead brawl, at his dear; sas IIII•1Iday lON be had nerainai to Lase bin haw air, surly in she owstaiegs sa salad set be Intl.. ' I dens. and se the entree the decesaed reseeded diked she land..dy If be (Itaiseen) was ws base. the Ladled' said ee sus se, bet be wish' he is ass so breaker** the de ceased raid siie genii g• ma sit as she stair as he saes deer ✓ed he rase le i tie as-reediest, (seat up stair., and she Ina& lipl) wok es further *osier pf her t Brews ranee tens Wier. W wn going Ile stria, She Mt thew altos pereased . Well la ire, ass she deceased sespewled by a card fuss the Loeb of the door; she ea• iliasedinfisly cal toes, sae ilr. roe?, 4 Mt :eta, resedhig is nahlatleebasay was MA for. aril sad etre, pereibie rens to restore her, his all so ea repo es it appeared by she evidence of several peewee that she (deceased ablowrd " istioas .. delaadeurot previous to her I eibilatliee dr eet.ll4 amp seaweed a verdict. that she " bled herself, being sa a Malt of lesepocary Jame:am ef snipe.' MARV' Cie the 4tll lest. at Paddiggss .. Clereeden, Jaime/es, Is Miss reel. MD. ettorals. Jam Foot Fat. Irma , of Domhorost, Saha. MOE. Tousaat, Oct. b. Legitorn. 41g Gems, 4Si Matta. 46 Woke, 47 $ Nuptro. Palermo. 116 par sip Lisboa Vi 431 irra;ri h re. 97i Debits. ISt per Ceat. Cori. H par rent. Agio of the Mutt oa Naiad. ponagal Goldja Cow, S.lll. loia per oz. C...te in Nan petal. New Dollars, k. 011. per es. filiref..s Bar.. maudlin* bp. Va. COMIC OF BICH, Asmsserdasm. 12 I C. F. OWL se 600,11 ill Amassaam WON ii sigil. Reessiss. 19 3 A 91110•10, It b 36 Mama, 31 10 Fads, $ dmvs's sled, 25 55 13141 e, II es Ilsasdases. 95 93 Farst.sa ihrlasiae,ls3 Ilalrla. 981 Omlls. 36 Mai. 34 31, %tasks.. 30 - THK VF.NTRII.OQ3JIST. A Fated Verret taro •en•i roar potters !It Whin isiiied isr • He seise lert.Mi h sets, Emeed,--a finite o'er Iv% miss, r,sisollssc i A toantr) lan where Rust.es sat Ireg4iiiil. Hi. BOOTS were polOtted hid by W White vivid glee its all the tionsphins *taring FAA mho. view he rhodoet forms ass wet. That areoid th' torhaated Boots t o Serra, Owe lo And dew the V 'neat Leetillif Shelf tarpelor, Aod brodioe their Meow*. as well as tit If rtes. lie Voice to the .buiro In the Moor* P•Ottris Whet la the 'nadirs sad intathe appraet, Trestle and orange the dire yell... Mos were heard To site Iran the vitioiso the Jet thee ilispinyV. Prf•Oe , ep emelt shade la the ROOT was a Spectre, And he, the V I %Tit 11.04)1711T. patent Directer, Diroar sad eater-We prided the Ilirstig Thy. Iled sr Oa the Kama 4as Melt 10. to per ait The . 44eas appeat*d to hare nosh'd fir, um essili liOes s Their a.t. es she Ngstivet wain 1.1.0 g. I n mr .-- r .w is ran ..--neerbeed.—osiest feet. The %sites tie, oopaated ail' the rem ^I, %or let did she penir lor•alit sP.eas 'TM sletaa'd at 6,4 ..fitisup ;ups the S i di hoe. F.., a at the Vhtent, t'odriffi pnwen were had, 111.. woke cool.; e:i lamp f reroute theta. Alyne 41...1 . gave place in sospri.e. when rtaptated The -at ohm Vslh P 4 Willi: , rested.— • hie %YAK* tiishe toiLOWITI/1111Trapplitne e, is our fIOpTS she dal h ei.loot to the ! A Stilling Pot of WARREN** PASTE BLACKING is eterit to Foal' Sit 4g Bottles of Liquid Illotking.—Pe. heel he Ti . la Kart Shin , ng and Brilliant Blottlog, prepared by ag L eiti l SO. STRAND. Loudest sad al/ la IV/VT 1.11.• Me LIQUID. is Rs ,fr..dd. 10d. ISt. ood ei t.;ofb• Alto VAS rE ett.t, lid wed 111.midS. A shillosa Pot of Posse is soo,i to k oaf Sid:kw 1.41 11 t Ask tie WAINIII.N.II &A il e d . 1. ' 4 ' 1,4 14 44 P4Millird Prwe at itte firree• 41.1;4 Urrtta, No. 4, wlis! r •• ri. Flc.trieteg. *les. Hi Mat was gui cseli m 4,1101415 tad Wide blw r 11001 mote ; oh firm vat earbetaikil When Mr. 1 stably. Mottles useutary Hera 14 Omni Olin. II I word', I ad lot tI Ilttly *at a•le fQatlaae iag sal Mr. that thr jai if Mr. Teethe Itesola Mk( then a roam, I Ai di meow 'rich is.the had sr that speed It tba reel ti *, Imam form 11, V. if •