The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-02 00:00:00

7 1 / 1 4 't 7 N. -12C9. LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1819 46 The Cease for which lIIIIPDEN felt ill the Field, aged Sroffrr died on the EXCIIFQVF It BILL OTFICK. Jai♦ V. lilt TO •B PAID OM TO THE FRZIUOLOF.IIII OF THE COUNTY Or WILTS. Ommitteety, Dui" NG the rowed week I have Pealed 151 Viols owe. Om my elipment. In the ratty putt sf the came my iidrenurie. ~waved le she nee yereattineiammal seer Tor kervioa m% Yews from the Pell. end sere fors tier etereraahl g bet .ietre outer PA make ivy bete Imo ettahlehra -any Utisetise has romeeed to mauve,. Camber, I htivist sm. veer 'termites le my famer. If is. ...b • se the Como v free, if you ebb se rearm it fre• the emit et as overhearing body of teen, she arrestor S. tbroreiset that they stem ere the eterietic. lbs hider Meat, the entielit•awl, nod she oil be entitled with as Pepie. somperia, but me of their ewe nrpeistmeet—if. Dem .'rtes. yes beer say wriah to de this. her fereard. neit ewe by mar aelfutift thin t e 'Mk, • sea . be r e m ., me e.e end suslact Mt. S. awe she purities himself butind due • by uhlie• af very hie d . mad eh. his ideutillrd himself with. petty bee which be ewer. araanar. Fr. rf.eldere, nom I my, perm ro Is the Pail , net tebeb yennettiti um terb • uate af leakage, b u m b e (ry e sa d iadc r e a ded • yam fatelitbrea hare bees. 1 SO. 1•111•111•10. • Your flliebfili Frwsj. JOHN DUGDALE ASTLET. • ILeliebenv. /My 91. 1319. Tim Freeholders mic referred for cameleer, is lame rely. tip.. 4. Ewe -court, Temple. Poll deem cm Welker day a: • et Shire o'clock. as all the *tickling nogetived any anal Petlnlet the Defentllnts wore entitled to an seqvittal. Mr. „lattice PARK, after consoltilis with Mr. Baron Gnus., stated, that hit Learned Brother sad him• se'f were dewily of opinion, that the words " for the Peranae." over.rnde the whole cleanups's which the intrcrneff. was (minder,. A. It appeared, there. fore, that the Delon , tants had not come for any other perPOCI , thin that of gibing Ca. sales, they cnolJ ant be conflicted upon this Act of Patllantoot of the of net tiny Implied to Own; his Lordship therefor* direct ed an acquittal, and the Defendant. wets foiled —Not Gooks &Mar In IHI him. All Etebedaer Sills dived i■ the WM% of Jose mil holy. 1111$. trIP. Lords Commitsloner! of hit Mojesfo's Teeomee hollow emu ilferifefte lir paying if Om Illo,wiloot or the abort twestetweet Itertieoliee Mits. with the II g." 4 Ode "on" of the Exch•Onr RIP Office it 11* rerrfpl 4 arr4nor.rbea Poker Yore,. Wcitesioefer. 04 treirteeetee. do elk Dee nr 4 fleredj nermilaere will hit fermi ealie ( Saadi. I rut Ifetiiaot rscrpletn audit and iteetottior batirdae, fic l !la Aura& from 7lnt ?Clock in the Murmur. Mt Owe hi the' Afferonse. fey the purpose of rewiring the some t out. for Os reeler Iletealoh. tho Oman of lie .aid MN are itrete.i to Flom t!.. Itl* be Lids (witch are to Ii e eiteteod at /his 04ki),, eiteutag thew in the trier • f 1114 e respective Mee. mei a. I/M ~pr eye 4.dtt ~art hind iluouoinello arropeast. old apecilkies 1 .• ~in- i itoi fame and Morro( /we elbereirs. trearpweeti from* so tereto , titep the n.w., whib4 the. ere reeperfearry Mai d, ho No f ed '.th Flat a/ loped hosewkw. wire Mr Ifsterrsi wilt rune 8 wadi $e sl' Hearn, similligr is aedileir se the Arne,' of Rolston w hew sine. ere fa/Ma le ON 111111. are previously to proart tie Baur etserets of park ikilleriti and the Mane. are ate lu- gisixyweabwareiroil to imbrue each fill who Mete owe? Mara. toms and Is ...tie their woes totA rrehlo see at no bottoms 4 lie tl.l t not 'lle, ore oteroover regoir,4 to Weed the roan err flit Oft for polowit. ad to receive the new Bilk mei o w the is-reirs for the to. from, of fh flakier+ of the eferaweit Hilts Aorta ie eleskette o f , fee weq yl• nest of Pe Pehriral and !wens.. 'mime to 14 soortork 1 of door's. Ogg ...tee • orroanswitiett en ceot. pods: the lie i to fee ilos oo *hall (bey I ds& Pa ea paw an d biting the y es s at for aztekustios was dap prior theme. S ec t 'meet auk olosinmes ',Motet new Exchequer Beth I s r e.h. ,ga ~.,;•I p•votrof of Priselpal, ops• ewe/ ma Bins. mod olootto .to,thr inewast et the bottom of their L. deform' nnsum ".Pere (Alia 4. nit. may P. ornimatettateil with one Rate , palpable to or ewer, ranging as P lena of Tiro Pew. 114 ill.' . 111 MTV lbw litiewleed Pounds. rhea .04 .sew 411,2 wan ter‘eibiee sad 75th del! , Astesf.agidi 1 n om i f e a,,,d inv o nr aah the Intend dee in r...ref of IN EON e. ,fr.,ood to e o ojo • NSA on Tharethey. the Mk day 111 Aver* m.' tie fo r &P. TN 'Medoff be isen4 in ErrAonito ea am& pup ohle to , or ordir, as ab,ro imendard4 imp Ms e n ~ r ' , ar o m a a Forming, or lOU bo Feld to lie &f sr V the a tank sha, lloB k fled Ili. N . B . Au jOequer 81511 doted prier to ormoo,'lllBo l / 8 4 hen odreettseelte so ,P ala qr. MRIE MIRE ASSISSISS, Jura tg. /11 4 1 PRINT. BREACH Ott PROllltati MARRI WE. Dala•Olt V NVV/TON. Mr WILT lAN. opened the plead legs. The damsges were laid a. 30001. • Mr. RAINS stated the rase to the Jury. This was pertly as action to revive. • ennipensa lots in damages for a breach of the most *sprit premises and the mold solemn engagneent es the part of the Defend. ant to marry the Plaintiff. The Plaintiff was a poen/ woman of 84 years of age, one of the (high. tees of Willies+ Dawsesa, formerly a farmer at Moor. teeth, seer fleaMinellekl, where be occupied a farm es tamest to Mr. William Newton (Defendant's father), • leed-servevor •• Stagwood-Lill. but now only a labourer. The D-feedant, shoot 28 veers or me, fits eel, son of Mr. Neste., periessed in his owe right se eget, of 2001. • year, and was heir to bier father's property, estimated at 1110,01X116 The pertlys helms only about a mile from each other, , telly acqualutesee was formed between them; se quaintest, grew into attachment; and attachment ripened isle love. Their visitable commenced at Mast epics years lido. From 1815 to November 1817. their mutual love was knerwo to Martha Das. st e. one of the witnessea. At the latter period the Defendant disrontinued his flails, and on the 7th of April, 1618, he married another young lady ; yet l ive years ago, the Defendant had 'sawed the Plain. mother, then on her death-bed, that he (retold marry her daughter. Her attachment to the made. 'prolog Defendant induced her to refine many advs.. Nieces die", and the lone he was bound to repair, aetiology, eon do It. Her boil% harked, bad hien seriously aff-eted by the creel disappeletmeet. The Defeedeet wee said to mat bivalence GaAs die. parity of their siteation; bet this could never jellify the violation of a deliberate and solemn premise while their retell,' situations were well knows. This ac tion had bees so lent delayed, owing to the miscoo. duct of Mr. Joseph Blackburn, attorney, at Had dersfiald. who, in 1817, commenced the action, and got 251. from the Plaintiff coder pretence of try ing the canto at the last Asniges. Bet he soon after• words abaconded from Heddetsfietd, mod was since aiehiserd of. Mrs. Martha D.wsnn, wife of Williams Dawson, clothier, seer Huddersfield, end the Plaintiff's brother, elated the Phistiff .o be 24, and rho De fendant 28 year. of age. The Defeettest bad appear ed fond of the Plaintiff from their infancy, sad bad coated her at least ...von years. About two years ago she was at the Plaintiff'. house. ea a Sunday afternoon, Rhea Defendant said to witness that he bad given the Plaintiff a ring, at the saute time ask ing ti • Plaintiff to fetch It. Tb. refused, he fetched it himself, and pet It on the Plaintiff's boleti said, " This is the irst•marriage ring ever I bought ; we will go to Sheffield and be married ; Mr. Words. worth shall marry as ; this is the ring and gown you shall he married in; 1 will y marry any other woman, my dear." She remembered that le the spring of 1817, the Defesdaut, having the Plaintiff on his knee, was seen by Sarah Moorebosee, a neighbour's daughter, who immediately went est team from the hoe.e. Defendant then said that S. M. had come to sestina bear, but be did not mind ; he wee deterntioed to Esther Dawson. When witness repressed suspicions of his eel perforating his pro mise., be said if he would not, the ring woold balm nitro, sad added, addressing bigwig to Esther, " My dear, that will never come to pass ; for a lab rely its well live est of water, as me wittiest you ; I am determined to merry another; I should he the oddest man upon earth if ever I attempted to narry any person bat you : what is the see of riches if 1 can't he happy ? my happiness all depends epee yes." On (meaty-estate be stated, that nothing pre. emoted immediate rearriege bet his father being against it, hot he wield marry bet entwithstaeding. When the Plaintiff was going let° service, ie 1817, he prevented her, beesese the world would thew say that he had married a servant. Site believed that the flKhad refused Themes Terser. Jonas Heywood, Reebin Lindley, end John Cherleswerth, i. cense =of her engagement to the Defendant. The est had desired the Plaintiff to wear the ring walleseer she was in company, in order In shoe that dm was engaged. The character and conduct .1 the filsintiff had always been rerrect. Cro.s.eitainiuml by Mr. SCAILETT.—SIwit said that the Plaintiff's father had on means of living ezrept what he earned ; the Plaintiff never urns to dies with the Defendant's father. Neither witness nor the Pleitititicoeld read or write. The Plaintiff went as assislint to Defendant's lathes basis when they tainted her. The Defendant generally came in the d.y, tome inset in the night. Witness 1 , s41•111/111% as. Si..ted at a partlic.hoese, and Plaintiff catnip to are her. Meeting, sometimes took piece by accident et the poblir.hoose. The Plaintiff had drank parser at the pu'Aic-!souse. She never 9%1 the Defetklarst ''rick p roer but once with her. 110 seowniw•s 12 , 4 es to treat. bad been poorly, bet she ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. AWLS'S% WFSTMINITSII BRIDES. Dadm the Palmist. ise ',weir Naval iliemesen tit PSglen R [Gait Duke of Tema. POSITIVELY iler LAST WAHL et the rocLowimo 1174TERrAmmtot3! pre.ent MONDAY, Aar. 2, and dewing .1 the Wart, at 11.111.4.1 Si. o'Clmk . •111 peewntir!l 4,1911 i fight) •ar.tikos L t oo ..y I. Wee- d.aar., la Tee Arm. bet.hed ea a Tale is the " Third S. ri.s of Tales et M. Lanalro," called • TUE, BRIDE OF lAMMFRMUIR; OR, VHF' 111:RMAILES Mailemaieeti. vire kdr d ri•gesi performances' as the rigid Rop.,a.sfuleg 1.) Ma. . ...Mi.. NINA ERYI. A Cmaie S w. b. Mr. shrugs. Saimurdiaary Emma,* hy Trap of Vagth Rears said Tankage... Mr. Diamood, Ow Mese Hes- •r, singe Aroma various dir. Seen sad empriksl Gouge.. roe labile la reactede . a oh. H. • firm/ Historical Emma. ina.. Melo dream, culled lIYPPOLITA. QUEEN OF TILE AMAZONS. Hypp.lha, Qb;e111 of the An sows, Mn. Autry. Hater 4. Pa b. 04. k Dome wee at Unit part rife. kris at Half-pe-r Mx. Snead price hear-pow Eight Memo for t►e er. he rear• .1 Mr. Kistemb. at the Theme. freer Teo rib Fes o'Ckrk. et a h 'Twat* Soles Est he hod teighlii. Pb..,., now priNy Er ►ql later ohms M. Mir no %nee. gl . O* ra 4sy weft. Me Avow. nn roger Chow. of ♦taeteertwtt will take pare. *WIW hcroaeote Moe to pre- currcti- HOURR. LONDON, Apwl. asi L FOR SALE, of Ms ll*Hies ($y Order i f 49 41 4 ;pi0. lb G.. Comma), orlro4y . be lOW IIiVONR‘DAT t the Ilth, ra *MIT. ITsti. entiVRIDAT, the 11th Pow*. of Oar sen e p Afeesoneil precisely . di I!er IComoddid. dial Sale it,.. t ....--' ioeior-koe. Iv t.. -- t LLO W I N G GOODS: — FOR EIPORTATIOId. Indio mod robe? Prelim Prohibited Cloodt, Plebove. PAN., 4•11 heals. FOR 11011 R CONSIJIIPTTOT, * , by errs dab le Omer% price lb is beeek, ALi 5 TIIIROUON la KLAN 0, i• al , . 17...' 111. 14 , 301111 EARN ARO TROTTER. Err. Late Prime Ikerreary In ll* Plight Hen. Cbarlos JAIN% F.,1 Printed Ns Sot Riebard Piblllip• awl Co., Wilk mart, Bribe-ram* 4 ad J , ree Co...ielee. nti . LP. raretra finfrit% Whi•ltes. Wine. ilaaases. C hiss, Teo. C.f.', Cheenlate. Saline and notate Gnwers. Tatneutads, Saresdas, Yetdisri . 'nap, Myr. TAteer., rilterine Slaws, C.a... ithtrated Alkali, Nadia, ghastly Late. Watches nal other • ietsallers Petals. Philtres. Ittegh A ',sibyl:at sad Tmpars. Drab. Maliaga•%. Wpm. K n. f, Beeti. Stow. aM Smoky albs, Owl; as searltress la the CLEAR OF ALI. nirrits. The IWrta and Soil ea Lat. 316 so 373. to be .4wed IN ISt Tolostr. W orbroot. Lauda. D rite t Ito 143. bet .on Raw Wood. Boats, and SIIW. at she T•ls co emetl. Rollterldthes mad all the otter floods at she Waftdiaore. Coogan Innite. aid at fitertse yard. and 1.1 g asps'. wae.bosaM. Wirer n .sra-•lnet r: nr.da., tM retell, the Soh. datarday. the id.. aid hi d the 9th b.• from Tea &Clerk is she Itlonting to Tarte is ♦ltrranin. N. B. Goads Asaght at dui. ‘4le woo be ri; I r.r at the It . Meer of Fiero and Varfeltare. Ogee, Ca r Wore Tarsda., the 31 t tan. or the Deltoid. wade ihereos w .it idis..loelir termite for reeled. Cstal.l 'es to be bad as the BI .'s Waretsatoe. Casson.- hare, ea Wedraiday. lb. I.Y in.tals, price Ow Shlllina coca. Per C' rot 4"1. "•, - -p • ' 31433•3PCL 11:ezitc.4a#Pc ( .) C ta 1 PiticE ova cow to yo, k I itse sit soh& tt-ver wool to Usfolid. Jonathan Dawson, a labnar►r, brother t o the ptsinite, aid , thst the Pl•iniii and I).(eo.t.nt hed knowa tech other (too chittlraa. D fenilasst hosaht his sister s silk /sown. and said is aiiiu•49 Don't she look rept beautiful ?" Th. D.r.nd.ht pot it. ring on her anger, and arid, `• Thai is t►e ring I Aare bought to tie Est her end se." Wttnerr that It looked err, unlikely that they Stood go to. . . `ether, be so rirh , sad she tbe dasghter of a pnor moo. D. replied, that was so manor whore love woo; after his father's death he should both 40,0001. sod !bat bps (ether bad +Ailed 4th./I.:a rise aim* him ; sad added, that Mr. Wordsworth. at Shelliold, bed find his addresses to a poor carpenter's dategliter.-- Defendant sold, that he hod promised Plslatill's mo ther, on her deetb.betd, to saatry her daughter, and he world do it Ile livid, that if any body coed drive it to Me that they *elle net to mite itoevdter, 1a! I •he 11.4 tote of this world would be over with hiss. Goes-examined Ily Mr. Setjevut flus.a.cca. Ife slid by hoed on s lami of 16 scree; Ms lather bad 1 p m 40 "l oe ss I. Mr. Newton for his form, and `had no form now. The silk gown bombs 11) t'lit Pe te(last lees th• •nly silk •moles► his eiseet-eret had. Ilia aiattr once saw ativawarth shoot the house, and sent their father to pet him away; it was in the pursing. Ile 00000 saw them together. Mrs. Anne Bettye, a neighbour., voted that De. fendast paid great attention to Pltiotiff. and pro. wised to marry her. The Misfit, bed refused awry likely matches. Her character was alive), good. Mary Dyson, a neighbour's daughter, give similar evidence, and vaeotiooed particularly that Plaintiff bad refs:led Jonas Heywood, who wee weeth 11‘101. ow she was engaged to Defendant. Upon wit tiest mentioning this to Defendant, be lisped and ilera ' did not deny it. Mrs. Martha Turner, and Mrs. Mary Brooke, spoke strongly to the character of the Plaintiff, whose only reproach had bees, that she cooled with young Newton. Mr. Scant-Err add.essed the Jury for the Defend. ant. If it had been left to his discretion, be might perhaps have thought it eseogh to point est the dis parity of the parties Is order to show the improba• billy of any promise. Bet be was to call witnesses who would prove, that if the Defendant made any prowiless, it Sag Ism boos play and bantorine; and Nat We Pioistill was Newortby of all promisee, led diet, therefore, they were toot ma& Tlie onaditles of the young somas west have • double effect : first, it made it incredible that goy promises had bean made ; and nest, if made, It.soak away any graced for demotes, berries* the Defesedant ought not to merry sects a woman. The scenes of cooriship were, public.bouses, wakes, sod fairs. He would call die companions to prove the levities of the young we• man; he would show the young woman goisg out of the window to meet her lovers. George Mooches.' lived near New-sill.. la February, 1816, there was a fair there. He was at it till after ten at night. He knew Esther Dawson. One Bradley brought her in about foot or five o'clock : there was a great deal of cowpony. Wit ness went to fet.h a sweetheart in, and his brother went toe. Esther Dawson and Bradley were to gether. Ilia brother brought in one Bre, r they bad five crown bowls of punch. The two women took punch, perhaps two sham: he could not tell who fetched Esther Dawson oat. They stopped after her a little, and thee west into another fun, Gadded' . where females were dancing. Esther Dawson was there: be saw a person of the name of Cherlesdortk with her ; thoy sat on a form together. Again. in June, 1817, be was at the Cross Keys, at Ws or seven in the evening. There were sin or iette of them together. The Plaintiff was engirt( past.-.• Ray, a girl, was with her, sad other two girls. He left the house at five o'clork. The women joined them. They began to push II hr. ar,nor, g o d pia their skirts together. He thought It Improper. George Homer knew Charlesworth, and hal known the Plaintiff sin years. Ile had seen them together. Three years since be and Chariescrorth went together lo Holme.feast, three or fair set es from the Plaintiff's father's. They found her there; Charlesonith sod she were together. They stayed till about 10. They came hoe, together, end called at Benjamin Bray's. Bray had a daughter • she was with them. None of the family was op; tbedoor was open, and they seat in. Charlesworth tad the Plaintiff went into the ost-beildrogo. They stayed in the kitchen. lie *eat there. They rats* in to wares them at the how ire. They stopped till about three In the m .rnicg. Then Charleswortle went, and rhea Miss Davison came and joined. He had been foot or Gee times with Cbarlesererth to Mutton's.— It was soon after Holoso.feest. They sometimes seer her, not always. He left thorn together, and Cent another read. They seemed agreeable toge ther. lie knew her come eel se late as it. Ile re. membered her brother threatening her if sae would not go; she said stn would wet go. The brother `ease a second time; witness said she should go. Wit. loess stopped till about t t o'clock. Cross-etsmined —fleaworts that be had wad that be knew nothing waist of her. and never said that she hail night oe her side. He had seen Newton with her. Ihnneh Brew had heard Esther Driveled Way that Maierhouse had thrn•n her down many atl In a wood. Witness bad seen Moortanase anJ Myron m b a r j o tose y a time toge oldpithrrco ike rbe il hadr. l kt w oe a w s n ab ss os i t hr s r ia D yo , since the mire, and remembered her going shoot bare . l e eted. L. beard hoe my, " God d—a and sink yr o!" to her father. Ile remembered her lather till • ot! en quire for her jest before dark in rummer. t W ARE'S Chrep Griot. Hierth.reig, opti • Paleliblag iliiiaelinear. No. 3111. !Wheat-ix e elm +. gad Dolor. in Carpetill.:, FINIPIio. For. Maio& Timm Keepers., ar. ow, he sultlied with !hi twist wicks is Bramell. Kiderraiseer, and Veseii*n Ca rrlat, Henrik-rugs. Dee.gei adtm a. %hareem. Shelves, fahl.. le.“111. Ibr rlwarsl Maid Re-Writ WNW, IN L..4' a. Ti. iTla4awai Tara. d Weevil C terms • , fres fa. W. to I. Id.. And all 0' she be., bkr. haat. is. alwals hair Se r. lief pie, io iris far Kuporhairia. Teary Carp to of all Agri 'Sr re .th weary. BSS PI ASSIUS. 'lOll. CHELMSFORD. Juges SO. OYSTER ARP 1101.1. lit! VINO V. WILLIAM 1101TOV OTIIIIVI. Titll was a rails *hid • pod deal of In omit. It was as so dieteret against four London bowmen, nomehl William Sutton, Edward Frerb• water. Atria.' Frothy's'', and William Sloper, for enl•isfolly irking two peeks of waters, and oyster ' rontl,,frem IM (lister layissis of the Borttlistn River Compan►, on the I7'h of June last, by means of a certain instrecnoat called a trail, contrary to the form of the Statute made In the 3lst of the king, for the hriter protection of the ur•ral oyster fished* within Ibis kingdom. The promotion eat coodected at the instance et the Berohaes Oyster Company, by Mr. Carney, Mr. Andrews, and Mr. Urndriob ; and the defence at the in••aece of the Corporation of the City of Londoo, by the Common Setjeent, Mr. Holland, and M►. Jessopp. The oiled of this proceeding was to determine uh• right of IM London hawse. to Imol fnr miles upon the privet* oyster grotto& of the prosecutes, it being alleged, that oho operation of traoling was in. jorieea ►o the young oysters and oyster spit, the creel being an lestroneal olds a good deal of Iron work, made for the popes* of dragging along the belie" of the see, awl catchieg soles, and thereby destroying, et Ike IMO OW, as was ellesed, a mot quotity of yoeng oysters, labiate wield h. reseed by the weight of the machine. It was proved is this asset/Ist the Weeders% es the 17111 of Jen• last, were seen heeling for soles io the Roraima River. end chat they brought up sheet Iwo pecks of yeast elyste,s noel oyster spat, which they shrew overboard again, reser►ing only the soles. There ties nothing] to show, that the ohject of the Defendaess was to r a ke eyelets; on the contrary, the whole evidence. was, th.:t they had cense there eteleeively for the purpose of catching a• tee; het it was insisted, on the pert or the propecerinn, that it Was not necessary In .flue 113:t the Defeadants went for the parp••ae soil with the Intention et de►treyiog eytsrs, in order to bring obey the !woollies of the Arc of Partite. mew.; for the bore lett of drs t gine their trials over eh. c t •ter g• need*, 'richest taking oysien, in quit•: j •uffirirul. On Ilse re th. Dogon.lants it toot sera, !hot ,h es r ood tp.t to tontit.oll onteso it 'sae clearly i h,, nn shat I hod CAM, " for tho purpose of retch. in, 0. .100 to) o• 4/1411." 1t... lel.er w fltdSll •I e a u iroducsJ tspressly late tito Act of Pallier/seer, rod VOLEP.T'S NEW WPUK. TM, he woe pabli••••'. ta To • handowor ToNam (lesoen, pine 1:1e. io a 0.r.1.. with a broils( PIM "AO el the Aus te 4 . a 41 'ewers( Momently, Moe a. 4 .0 Pna 1 .Mes. NEW REREARCHES •a ANL I ENT MS TORY, 4..er..1 rid Peofo.. roaoseio of a ( rit...,1 , el.- ..1•• and Cemorar so . of Epoch*. Ihon•iie., and to r 4 tie . tOtOrt.P 4 • 10 olio pi I'll; , •iftne pe foie of ilo received Wee. .of Ao , ent N. ;,, to =le mercies cos.tra loo aoftearookseet. and A ser..p o ree, By Dor t ifttL4 CY, Per of Yr ner. Idertsher nI IA. 104.,...e. A ..lonr of Rnieo." ' the Las f Notore." '• Trowel. is 1.141‘, Egypt. Ante- See." ArA T ram o s i l „, Eike; h, order tke sapellotrodkrze a the Aid bet. be C. I , eel CtIR T. In W. toulo, 41, Rea-lase, Condign and sold by AR VEY SAUCE far FISH, C%M F. - TZARS. recent triPl lo the Clout 4 King's Lvirebv v. Hallett met Oar fig peeved that 'Nit otrrerat. , o, are soffient ortiort he I ao.l. of ac ernieti *Om. I. LOU , V R y and ItON .1.1•11 it Av.r defy artiii to eostovo the NI 4oility eM Creflt • of the toots. opori.eo tositg• tho off ti.r.r soork-svtoired II stet'. Sates It coati an to ' M s4*P.l'vd iv its their vforrhoot... 6, F.I. r. .creel. to,,f is reenlist toles she label ~f each bottle lostirra Elosalbrth I.ls. vbv. _ _ LW. Drains it P..h rime,' ore Worm* that rr.tr W the groans.. %or. will is row, be wr..pped to a Oared stsitori of lA. Irlat above shaded to. 1311.10U4 AND 1.1 VER COMPLAINTS .—.\I • wild hod eferntal n tardy 1..• nit thane 4ircders w bb 'Mutate Ina vitiated action of 'Cr Int r ..••• trlinr• rows'. thidtraisi • lien of apponit..., wbe-, Innorthicoo. 111 " 1- Peers. ,e•aliss.c.eliereess. olfr. 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