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

PAROCHIAL NERTING. —Nob— TbM nierales a oessereas end respectable Meeting took pleat at the pariah chareh .f St. John, Horse. llydown, to the Into ratteideratims the its " sire stifiet of Minsobeeter." Mr. Cottharn, On, of the Chorchirardees, mei easnimoesly ntieJ t • the Chair. Mr. GILLS, ' after a few preliminary observations peoposposl a Orloo of Revelation', expressive of the ohltoroemie of the Meeting et the late outrage cow skied sia the 1114 of Angst, at Manchester; their dettnesioatirre to 'mist by a public Sobscription for the sufferers; sod also derlaratory of their opinion ghat the *feeders milt le be hreesht to coodign fonishment. Thep w simestkil Mr. BLoca, sod agreed so willsoot a aleneetlesit voice. Mr. Cruse ofirroerds mom, lire Thanks .f Ay **Nig to th. Mekong ler hi. ready emielreoeseo la lho Nerds', and for hie olio coadact is the _ _ COTTILIN referee! Auks, eed tie Mettle. wpereseri. LOSS *Ars TiO ilk Palos BARB ADO KS. e•py t►. felleerfei fres Bailees Lfterposi Alveolars of al Noisy Isit : " It l• ottlr deep rowel that we have to wee fie lon .f the Tlrr, .f this port, from Berbadoes, ea the cent of Wesford, on noonday last, with saarly the whole of her emir sod pasaengi.s, ennslo. is of oboist 30 periwigs. The fallowing letter con. hinter; the particulars .f this mylaneboly event, was yesterday received to this loon, it Is addressed to J. GotwaT, 14. &teeter, to the U.Jerwriters of Li. Wpm! " Wearied, Beet 11. regret to Wore yew. for the inform. eon qf the Uoieeweiters,that this morning the Tire, wf laseepool, Smith, hoes Borbadeirs to Liserpool, i Wee obit eepr sod cannot, street on a shoal, or NCR, 4r the Ssitroe Isisatis, which closed her to image so goods water, that she weal done ineediste iy,,k i. &apposed 'hoot a wile how tin shore of Ireceashim. Th. crew sod paseerigtrs, conniving of wheat thirty, whit thr inception of fear, whose news VI 'again, were ell lost. Three bales of cones, tiirglier with a swell part of tbe 'wreck, have hoes &leen onshore; sod, as there has sot been any per. ow weed from lb. *net. either's"' to pet es in *barge of whatever slight be saved, the Collector of this pert has gives es his ssectioo. We shall, there. fore. tins! yoe is terms' the Reims le de the wee. —We (maks, dm kir. Kenny', eel SARRY. heats. "NAME! OF THE •PERSONS S4VEI). keteer." " hie Wiwi Clerks Lee, t Chattel Haaui%t aid Juba N4Y4L INtELLIGISACE. Oes. 11.—Wind W.—Aniveri sad salted ►or the Rita, the Ajrz. Clarke, free Msdras snd the ,ape; Hersenvey, firslop, free &admit for St. Paal►sborgh; Lo►d Ossesur, Step!' , from Oper. in; &midge, Dawson, front Qyvhee; sod Mirein„ Brock, from St. Perershvgb for Plyntosth.—Sailed the Part►idge, Kelly, for Om Riar.—Poard throsgh Ore Darns bit lAsjorty's Alps Lee, in 48 beers from Leith fo► Portsmouth; and Brisk, from Portsmouth for the itittr. Postsessutd. Ott. S.—Arrived his bilsissiy's Alpe Owea Olootiossor, bout the Eastward, sad &aisle\ and Spriest, from Al.. the Oro. macs*, from Ike Peons fir India; Go. Tarmac Harmed Wilson. from ditto for Ds Bacchus, Mimi, frogs ditto for ; Chips's. totetsport, ft.. ilsoltsb ; and Estop'. Talbott i from $h Down& TN Witt has recoitisd rooddorsble dump is reowletere a bring too foul of last Ilk by Ms Majesty% ship italoloh, stir Doustas. Pawed op Ckaseti the Tilos, Marshall, fro* Q... arr.—Wind W. ILA sweat. Oct. ll.—Arrisod the Asseilauff peek's _ *Ms a Mill, fres rho &lips' for patios, for ditto; sad Lodlsei packet, Holland bath Mails. Afts.rouu, Oct 4.—Put i. herr hal liw Asio. coon. Math..., him Qooboc ; she most discharge to ropolr. PISZANCE, Ott. 4.—Tho Doh% t 4. P.;.., Fro. Amick, h N leaky that Shim ham dm shore Mgr Immo cootheolly pompiog Moro her &Meal. Th. aro see eery sickly. A sloop of War Is hourly @B rood t. Isla her Who Plymouth. FitillitTU, Oct 4 N.—Soiled the Noir Eton. mid Duke of Kest whets, for U.M. ; end Csoirdon perks, for the Illsods—sll with Mails,— Also the Ftieods. 11.1mor, for Nertfooodlesd ; Traub Fussy, for Lisbon; sod Toes Brooders Bevis (or Astortp. - Yes'etelsy the Panics &GRIOT 11.141 s Cued at Csolten.boteso, whisk ..s .steeled by Ike Monists of I!taproom Si Loa et ills Reiebssobee: llon. ~ Boa, Clerk of tb4 C•sseili iti4ht H.R. N. TAIIIIITTAIT, Woo RICZOiII, Mr. BA4IOT, MU Pin.. Th. Doke and Mellen .f CLARINCI iatead coo- Itiosing Mgt ►e.ideecoot Moot t:osrle for ' o we ',ecru I..ur. Iler Royal Iliibuoss, of whose voli/Itipood salad sad oodeblo skoosoto there is bit ewe spiai•s, did not ogler. so rat repottrd, by bet Ism inslispo. the holm that at n• diotoot ►d► tM BIWA Dime*. pefficelatly reierstod to of tb. Wes..ick Tallow Colopositifoo diets, owl 01.* •e solo at fitoo's Is de )oer '1773). 'Wee, se es to roam the Impel peljeti An say eve an heir to I —(isahleit (.hrortick.) Tite Male eiteellen is paMiet tile 'goalies eseertweet et the *team the Wes bed Coopesia Meet Seer, which sir new Illeasfereety (osteblitittel 113, Geetige4lttet t T•litalm • t mmthei;memoingiamimi LEIVEIi NIS kTISG. A Requisitine ,f several of the liforleiteepors at Lewes having been presented to the Chief Officers of the Borneigh, rrgrestine them toe a Meeting, for the purpose of rieneidering the proceedings at Mulches'," en the 10111 of August lest, one of them &cloned ell interference with the prayer of the Re. geisitineiste ; bet the other, Mr. Stout, acceded lo the wishes of the Regollitianiets, and ea Monday lost a Public Meeting was held le the County 11611. Meet 150 persons were present. The cause assign., ell for the assembly rot being .ors numerous is, the outraged's' seal of a few Radials, who, ambitious to monopolise the it of callings Meeting, offeeded the great majority of more moderare Reformers. In Lewes theirs are many respectable and intelli. gent men, who ere known for their political oppovi. iron to the measures of Administration ; but ou this occasion they would ant count the proceedings of • Meeting, tailed for what she, considered sere pony purposes. Titers was little debate upon I. several Resolutions, which were nearly similar to those adopted in other places, sad eraolmoosty ear. tied. M . John Marten, Jeremiah Luttrell. Joshes sod Sawed Masten, sod s Mr. Geld, were the only speakers. An Address to the Prince Regent, embodying the eentimeois of the assembly, was then agreed to; OW which Resoletiesev of thanks were voted to Mr. fleet and the Chairmas ; sod a sebrtripties was pro. posed Tor the peers. of obtaining legal redress ter the sufferers at M•nehester. It is scarcely recemary le stale that the Meeting dispersed quietly. TAVISII7CK MEE7INO. A sammoss sad respectable Meeting was IteW at the Gui;dhall, la Ts slyest, agate i7th alt., by peblic Adsereiseseent, to lake lefts consideration the best mode of espressiog the sentiments of she in. habitants of that lean and atiahlinarhood en the late proceedings at Manchester. H. Commit, EA. gas called to the Chair. The Resolutions, which wort unanimously agreed to, asserted the natural awl legal sight of the people to wet for the impose of ll.r•e,sin; their grimaces, nod petitioning for redress; insisted on the mime. ! tags of the exercise of that rico, is pros•rrin; the coasts, frees corms sin., ; doclrred, that from all ! that hail yet appeared, 'I, leto Meeting at Maori ps. tor was owed in the peaceable and Waal raercise of this ti‘ht, •hen dispersed by an armed force; coo. sated the courcistet of Ministers in arisising the Prince! Went to approve with suc► precipitation 'hiss... Iluinary measure; recommende.l the petitionioli of Parliarneot st its neat •outing, to iouituto an rm. glary iota thews lasmeotahla proceedimis ; sleorfolly deprecated the conduct •f certain persons in feces. weeding to th. people Its tarnish otuunsWorui suit ours wheat they in future @flood P•lairal bleeterro; expressed deep cower', at the antlers giten by the Prior, Repo' to the City Address; sail, bristly, directed a subscription to be opened fug Ilse /earl of the Want heater sutete►a. Th. (llAt OMAN haaing Itfl the Chair, Thanks were llMmiehou•l) •••tod Igo Thy Guild. all ..141 se ri11..•611, and the doors end windows so e , mpl+4l) op, shot wen) were ol.littai to is ; bal. aot•ithltsoi :Jog N.e in.r,ents • 1 lain which fell 'during the prnreedn , g., aeshna r e n , a i ne d ut the opts air Wald, the Hall lows' • Meow% dispersed. If 4LIFAX PUBMG MlCH7lltie. --.-- A M•►tint toes held en Monthly loot, a . sk: ora t a o. moor, nest Halifax, by certain intsehilsek Ilen.ohold. ere of that town, so elder to t.bo Into seneiA.rati•.a tho propriety of a Reform In lb. Cornrow., Haste of Pstliemeet. ae ass. 10,11 , 1111 nth., *shift's r 0111 1 00.41 with 1 , . sprairsod in the R.goiri•inn. The R•gsi. 'Monists bed tetartested Messes. Copley. Btten, and Smoot llorliron, jun., the eenriahloo. to ..... no a pnblic Meeting.t early es possible; bat there Gen thrtnon (*feud to tie se. fees en id's thee sus h 11111 assembly wes rslesleted to pledge. nethind else but coasting.: in consitt•sts the R•gei.itionists •ore throne open their eon r.so.seef, end h!i• g reduced to this eatroubr, epphinteti their Sleeting le be held on Skireet►e.usee►, which is obeli a Ode from Ileliras, upon their own eutherity. The town of Halite,, and she ei:leges in its 'Wail, were in en smssuel waiver beetles. a eery early hoer on tint day : Reformism, male end femal►, *mewls Issuing loggh in Ike newly established lio•ry of their body from ever) monk end cranny witlits is, and by It o'clock all their g'itment tedfolo same In fall march to the revved", parodists on shish they none to ememble preeleesly to their proceation to the ion. modiste scene of mite. About 12 o'clock se passed al••ng some of she reads le.disg to the mom in q :is. lion, and there m►t amoral strong parties of rustic Radicals, rewlmg after lb.lshn.rs s kith they bed thee endured, and in mumps' con don open donee • hick were still in store for theirt„ sod the dangers by shirk eke don of time labelers might probably ho at. Leaded. Each of those coteries had one or snare bon nets in their possession; all of them, as far as we eggsehres sltnessed their &timeless, condeeted them. selves with the Wane peace, otde►, and detention. At half pest I! o'clock the chief procession cam. liselltfd is/ march from Ilialska, with drums besting sod colours dying, sod the member of owe who Sc. nelptlikd it imnoeted, in our 'stigmatism, to about 15,000 or 20,000. As they marched through the tows, they played "God sate Ike King," " Rate Britannia," "Ike Dead March," sad "Scots aka Aar are II allace bled." T•••• Ise lam tom. being played amen mu Mod themes, commsoicetral an air of anlemoity to the plocession, slick wet ant at ell diminished by the appearance of member of indisi:osls of both seam, bearing Heck mosrming stale ion their kamels a.od,d with era Nat of the male einerners, eons wore stile hats, wish a boat of black ribsed pinned to the side of them; *bast others, who trete black hats, had either a Vero of skits riband tied resold them. sr a bow of the same colour attached to them. The female mourners item habited its black gnome, and bad a while scarf lied round liens likes belt. After they hsd got clear of the town, sod ►ad csagratolat ed each other upon escaping from ibe fangs of the idegistrates. who were amembisid is clime divan epee their proceeding,. they struck op setegal lights's', tamer, end remised their march ie a rapid mm.... TIE STATESIVIAti. 10 lbw borings at Shiresitos. VIVI 4.p Whit% liwy 1.4.1 firelight en accowidalion of noal bore; and. like the rolliog of 4 snoubill, oath a•t. mole add+d fripsh i t.. shoir en.oetk. They wore joined on ~arbi••g the ,trimly of ih• rain► AO serest of she coontis K•fnewo,i; hod thoogb st Cann o t assign to each party tho retorsl lads whisk they anted, Or coo say that else majolifs of tie. were of the Woo elegant restore, grid ormansoisted with a taste and dill( retioo is hick we base woo waist. lag in other much ware Pooltod pohlic sorieriew. Wi roomier' fotty•one Ilsga,•od sia or •ovon reps of fiber. ty ew tlos lield. Tbr full• sing short description of for priocip4ll of ih... soil of rho iiiscripiiiios which they pore, ■ay tend to show of what staters as pa *lentil, of thou, wel•i— To prereot revilltion, 11 Is swwwwwiry I. presoioe that all of the. were hinged Sills either Walk or w9ite crape. Almis a (aortal vim was pieced Ike word " Reserram," sod under it the words " As. gust 16, 1819." The inSetiptioo on alsodier flag, shirts ass forassol of 'allow ►ilk, was" Jedgateot I sou &pity," seeder which us• placed s pietist, of Jostler, with her scales In ono hood, sod her sword in oho raker. Then tows the folloiing poetical lines : " Whit trestle!, pier we wows hir them Wtareal■'WOOtr.wrr.aea Waite we 1144 tisdissetise •iew The ht..sly 1-I4 f A wl it. gag, serrasseileil with blaek crop*, nit displayed the Adore of a Manchester Yeoman, in foil radatim, galloping aver mew sad childreo, and a liking with the utmost fatty at a women with as infant, covered *WI blood, falling flea her arms. Abase, and emend, sad beneath this gallant ess eller, mete the word., " Proud lank, ly leg league, sod hoods stained with innocent blood." Another 111‘g dist•lsyrd the picture of s man is rigs, whose Labs wet. gored h ) the reliefs in which be was COO• sail sinking ander the weight of Owe heavy betrlitna, which %PIP {Wet ibrd " Debt and Tesstina." It wee surenownted I she serifs" A, fare born Eng ;" d.itoisth was • lilies, " We will ant.hr " 11i.1•1 tit the laws," was owe; " Fiefdom M our birth.right," another. On a third SWIM. words — 6 • N o souttler with impsaity ;" whilst eat the reverse *ea lithibited, 66 The Constitution is our rallying ;mom " I. the wee spirit with the lost motto, as. the The Constitution. the • hale Caitstit taloa, sod nothing bet Ihr Coestitatien." We observed also those iescriiriewer—" W• groan. Ming hisrdened, waiting to be delivered ;" endetneath 04 1 , was Saigon. " I/604 cad fissile* is 'lsm.;' and stein, wad., the., " Bet we rejoice in how of jsbi:ee." Oa s whit* awl Woe lag. site the gout. " Citeraprion is falling." Ow soother, tiro hind. grasp& its each wtlar• and rem isig tso small orenches `of .tive; this emblem was adorned by the words, i " 11, toe..sed he flee." On Wail Mgt WIMP 1911. 1 .1/ •II" that .heildeth man's blood matt shell his bl be 61.4."—•• God @meth the jest : the Jed,. of all lt• • rob, he will do right"—" When he otaketh si gqi.i.ine for blood, at • hemp hands sill he reqatte it 1"—" To the immortal Memo'' , of the 11.fe.m.es mordered at Manchester."—" We mown lot our Mewls satirdered et Illsochoster."—" Truth is NIP. in the street ; equity menet eater."— '" Unity end love."—" withoOt &Oblation, is tvratistleal."—" We are IWO, and will wet be trampled wpwia."..." Maw knows an masters save sll.rtesting Waves, nr those sham Is imposes on hisnse:l of his ewe flee choice."—" &Wised is. peels tarty wan to do his dot)." o Tau ■pon as, e e moot Ware it.tet omit .a is the oar fere." " Fs. • rieelty mod oppreetion good Lord deliver et." Ow an lonia jerk, " King and Country." Be sides she.. losigois of Refusal were two Mims, toe conspieeoev to he passed oar In silessa ; a largo can nag was 'marled flibetnia—Universal. civil, and retitines liberty : Catholic emancipation :" it also b.f. Ibis d►vices of she three klogdrims--the rot*, the thitti ad the heap. The Rippendeo Wen lag rept...ewes' a balf.stsived roped •an. is the art of weaving; above him was Inscribed, "The poor oran's Wis.., it as dear in him as the rich nion's property ;" " Uni vvvvv I tieff,age." Last, Omagh not least in re. apat of she multitude, was a /•g which exhibited • ansilitod. of Mr. Hoot pointing to a scroll, en which ea• the simile word, " thane :" above him were the •arch. " It oglaod tapas every mart to do his day." A caoltdowei, half devoured by caterpillars, was also exhsbited on • poic, and was aplained by one of the rtowd as so emblem of peer Etsgland devoured by a hest of platelet*. pensiorters, and sinecorists. Alma half past one o'clock the Committee of Re. isolationists 'mired on the grand, and along with ohm Matra. Knight. Sava, and Mitchell, and 'other o ell.knou is speak►rs. After they bad arranged thenitelrirs in dee eider upon the hustings, • lice was j opened for the admission of the female Reformers to j dem, and shree of them misented open them, and took their share in the metalline of the day. Of these one ass so old lady, 'tabard I. kiosk ; other two s young gists. dressed in gran 'prams. with mneinine ail*, and ninamented with black earrings and trinkets. After the reremossy of rowels. isle them um finished. Mr. ELLis, *be is a liaptitt Miniver. Sluice called lei silence, and •Ithout a•y circumlocution proposed that Mr. Aboduego Mate' sh. old take the Chair.—(Cheers The motion being pet and carried by the Railroad Person, he 'Mesabi it right to inform the Mating be. fore they proceeded to Isaias*, that It was sepia• bled to obtain the greatest good which &Inshore* could desire—a Farliameotary Rigors. As peace. I 111.4' Anew. they alit( le endemism to obtain it by :peaceable mesa, is eider that no might be ' sojestly cast opera their condect.—(Hear !) Mr. AIICDI4IOO Moots (a person is the employ of one of the manufacturing lames in Halifax) retort ed his Mat thanks for she honour which was confer. rod opal him ; and, after awe apologies for the de. Seamy of A 18181,016 In preside Oa such a Meeting, concluded by telling them, that he would do bit best In merit she favourable opision whisk they hod formed of hies.—(Chare ) Mr. KOIOW( (one of the sof hder the Se.. posies of the Hoboes Corpse Act) nett stop forwent. 11. 'shorted then toed wheal, to 'maim tiloot, if thry *IAA to hottorsteoll the eabjoct for which they were libel dmy esavenbioll. That seldrei was sot of importance to one fishy, to one rilleeik to ewe tow., It to tree coolly, bet to the lapis comae. Itty ; sad, cosolototl, Its& highly *will the egi•olion Isufivideal sham hese* before Mai It set, how they coold belt Amin sideway of their gtievaisres. Thiele she had heed VI 1-sti s• hid, retold not help Woe aware of Ike. !Vest drieteoen nhich a feir yetis had mode la the emolohe and Imp. pines. of the people I h welt omsltess, s•••• Nos, him to point net that rircon••tance t..44P intim ; ai• he ih..td do Wositd he to atoJr•s• theigio We omens of the de, upon thir reuse of t►eir mesas dhrrosaeq and to polot oat to them • int he t►eeeht mash likely to prove the most reined) for rhea. At the! moment he smelt, do nothing Mori this spin onian Ova to silence, and Move the reethog of a ittiog of INFich had heel prokideil I) the Goa mitt., for their Mircutit. the* restated billsiolf to CIA Moot and laid, that for form's salt ►e seeessoisg the motion of Lis worthy friend. H alto eojohold the necessity of silence, if the hosie►sa of the day ass to be conducted with ►egelarity H. eaelt trf them to irodeavoot to stand lira, to Avoid presser* spots his neighbour, end above all, Its bit on hie guest again•; say Glee alaria. For if soy ehoold mar, bad *Penult at Ifunslet-estor, doh thoholdieri *ems coming, s rah *Dodd ease., from lohich moth domes* must naturally occur ; nothing of that tiled •sold ensue *Whist causing thedeath of Yemeni iodividosies therefore ho Implored them oat to give *ay, oosit they wet' 4%ll*ft:tails alike talky of that stooges for alma. At this modest, a prowl/nil art apse Iwwtl plee. amen his *editors. A report toss cindistitil id IMO immense crowd, which tmaiJ not caught of I.ss else 40,000 persons, that the special estimable. Mite tenting. sad Inr-r sad Ibsen, imasidiately per. tido', terry bomb. At lest. lOW pltinte teak to their heals, and seat. Were prtparing to falloff this stample, whoa is was dlearvered that lip slater was fat e. A cry of " No morsel he cone I" was set up by li. Radicals on Ilse holairs4; and ate. thtee cheers to rail) their dying folia•iirs. TiM ash effected •le itainne little dierailiy. and its order to prevent a similar choppiest* attuning again, tM people nen. informed that their Werth, friend, Mr. Stocks, the Mations., els as the ikid with his two sons, sail on determined to protect slows hum injury. Thu. aaaaaa ore ie.lnsPind erwslikentlt. Several oldie feaiiives had lost to..ii illops lir the rag i4dity of thrir retreat, alai Vegetal of the Female Re: formers their bonnets and Shoals; She loM property' gas sw•rw a rds rehihitesl to elm civil' Spoil obit stick. "i tie R•iiiiMersi God re4tand Co the ••neek ea pt.. per application ref I.: N t..w rho er ..d h o d *gad settled iota somethivid like older, a growl rush I. 'dare to the bestial., and I la rip both A' testate 164 dicals, oho wen rationed just undn them, Cm ai mach •i.tressed as hi be I. danger of sof .tationrroal it. O n . at of sheen mentally totaled, and it was propo.od by a Gootlealw o. .ha Ilwooifig., nal they . thauld he taken spas sham fat woe, se ho r , QM of them opposed the atiggalitioil • iib all MI 01410, mad thori a ,ht List he ha I dear rusinnth thew he inked its crowd to liras bark, *ad out to press Itiom the women. Fortanateli, Ike humanity of the meitie lode was not like this vf ibis speaker, sh rely specs: istivet they did draw beck, sad, 'fort wee 'ke t tl e ., the noises sere oithdtatin Liam eke 'toad. Mr. J. sAzrow then deemed it Setleitife le us hit I,lloenes over the multitude to rent t..em to Ike be. deem of the day. He kohl them that ha woe • ell agent that tee task welch he esd selelowlaken, the toile of addressing them, *at nap which Fegoired all the energy both of body and woke that toild be remelted by man. lie assured them, that the little miscast WWII had jest ravened had origleated hem a /.lee stars, sod congratulated them epee bow holig sodek the prolecii.on of a Magistrtte who lowed the liberties of his country, and was reedy to make grist medlars for them.—[Mr Stacks, wee was she lodivideal to shoos silaeioo was made i wow appeared with Ills two inns; no horseback, mid was lairdly Mitered by the soon es order was rei , ormi, Sestoo) would second the Feeding bf the Reershassung a At ibis momenta toed clash wet helot!, and 1141 hustings, which *ere formed of loon b.,:srds laid ea Ike tup of two girls, pre •sy, and precipitated many of it • ..prAegs upon the ;round. air. commove created es mach •larea smug the leading Itadicels, as the ides of the special constahlyi did • emnog theli followers. We ails sooty, tweeter, to say, that the strght Sander is •hith the bulimia were built, reordered Ike alarm Inure just la the she ram than it was in the ether. We have beep geld test the shnillder of owe •onsab was dislogulrri, en j the thigh of another broken ; bet be consist pogo titel) rollick for the fact. M r . /looms then Calle Nevoid to read the ikeion lotion,. Ile read shoot soo.half of them, when ho resod that his voice *se boaioniorre fail him ; he, therefore, pat them ante the Mode of Mr. J. diatom, who scathe remainder. Assign es she Revolutions were rmili Mr. iAlurost sum stepped forward to @thirstss the leveeing. Ile could sat elbow the Resolutions *Lich bid j.ost Wen reed to them to pass to Ithrel ..Ersino his opinimelepos Mein. Ile believed birim.lf to be known so dimmest every inditidesl upon lie erased ; bet If 4 - ir wet any person then present eh.. wit Igniersim n •Ito slid elm, be was. In that Individual be Mold ssye .6 My WIMP Is „);61.n Srst.n "—(Clitert )—lie toss ens of oho., pitmans on %hos? tut it had f o lleo to %fitness the bits-no ontlhordhleatrocitiet or iho lash of Attest. Ile was on the listings at lie time, when it quiet and peaceable Sleeting--a Meiling as little ierUned to 'emelt and disturbance as the en* which he was then sddiessieg, sus cherged and inks. manly sabred by the Yeoman y of :Winchester,— (Cheers.) Yet ihnote, k. eta pfo.u.nt se that sewn* of that carnage, he C nut admootely descrilos fa them half ins barren; it nal s tenet le which PO pencil, ne pre. ISO fellow could a; tf. say jest et elnel eoleering.— (Cheers )—Whet •08111 linty tbiell if they saw atria wises ..d chlttbon 0.0.g01y sabred for hosier* innorently met in ls. • consllleilonel right ? llat t e wield whilst yet Ise (meld, frees entering into t..at q .ostion ; ice would not homey top their seeds by plael.g the drei.3•l Octets egoist be. fate them; (;.d blew they hod It lee indelibly ser viten en their Incote to aselsire beteg Genie laid of 11.—(Cries " W • -liftle.")—tie than grilled this ....jam to nomesent en Parliamentary Reform. an after lamenting de :r ill 04 nearest anti deara.t ties Of berme 145 had beets hooded by the systems (*Nov, ttisiery, sod bounty es. ettablisist be ' ••• rig i i 0 ) - I. . .w