The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-14 00:00:00

_ 7.7„ .ern\,7 \,'WST • 3.. •5• 0 .-• .11' E. . • • - , . - - • _ _ 1 • 9 l••• •.t'. LONDON; . FRIDAY, J1(1 . .1 t . i 14, 1617: 111 4 ). .Iy, oe PRICE - 77 X: ---- BRIDGES. Ms,vor. A coulee"! COL NCII., hoiden in the Chamber of th e 'Gs..thaU of the CITY of LONDON, on Thursdnj, the nth Day of my, Pm; • RipoLTLIII 1111111 rot stir, WHAT tbis Court have , learned, with the deepest rti cesthat the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor had gentled several bodies of Grageou Guards Is he asseesbieJ in dif f,rre pots contiguous to the City, daring the late Meeting of the Livery io Common Hall, convened for the purpose of sutler 2a Atideev• to der Most Gracious Majesty Queen cir b es; g ad that an Orderl4Serleant v (rose the Command tat °seer eib it nedyd&m: 'attendance near Guild hall ende the said Address was under consideration. R ei gg4 Pasaleonsly—That this Convt. as the Guardians e l e e giotasoftbeir Pallor eltitile, view with the utmost jr pedals the ieterference of a Military Force upon M m e m as iseesaistent with Abe Rights of the Bob ;.„.1 ;„ ti s eßtate, having • tlibsdescy to overawe the hers hlMedlortarge of theft-most important duties, and to weed ilialvissipies of the Brills\ Constitution. gesetrad Hissieestaly—That the appearanee of such m a w/ N e gm nes ea lass calestiete4 to Isdasue the public a wl, sad nab bush. thaw It was hpaille to the Privileges of the my, *soot to the Chartists'? and i.oyalty of the Clarrerafteeilee. reitepeat to their feelings, end a direct sielatisa it that Birth-rights as beglislimen. WOOIYTI lORPE. valid by any length of time. His Lard hip mated. that the Bill went upue a priaciple which was sepia cedented, for a similar principle had heat rocopinad i■ a Bill passed by the lri.h Legislature, which he said bad passed many excellent lawa,sad mash supe rior to many which Ilritish Lerislatian maid boast. The Irish Bill confined its operation to poem basing property under the qualification of learnt* in reel, and SOUL I. personal 'on. netts Ms t 3 slanse in that Bill w►icli that if the gamlike.took no step within a year, t h e saarriate should heneimpeach able, sad to all intents and purposes valid. Bat then the Bill made the marriage valid from the lamination of• the year, and not front the date of the saarriage it self; this was wrong, as by that Keene the eldest son might lose his legitimate rights. It was hie wish to establish the validity of marriages, is which the guar dies took no adverse 'step within a Ivor tow the Cm/ of the marriage itself. The Loam i:nasicau,oa said, that the Noble Lord bad ably discussed the merits of the Bill; bat he could mot comma to its going into a Committee. Beackaow kmiged that eases bad bees stated is sappoit of the Bill to amend the present law, wherein he emniewed it was diffscult to restrain the (nibs's; asetainly were not sufficient to warrant a 11111 Id* • ristempec tire *pension as far back as she year MIL upon whisk Act the law solely mod aid thaatldKpi which snub' go to shake all these rights iierivaii-mider the established isweas-Malil or may he done lisp the ap- Ovation of theArst clause in this Bill, Oswalt a p swards the mod of the DK he kassa, may be said to have a sating effect ; yet property err as Ware dibls amount, with rites, plasims, sad ether valuable pessimism held wader the establishes' law, may k sP rimaly affected by it. Haviag await on these points in the way of illustration, the Noble and very Learned kora aheseved, the present 'was not a season of thi goer when they seal* bawd/tally go into a eoasidcr atim of a Bill of such extmisive importance. There was a clause alaolis It, whisk went to leaSe all nur sling's, though %waded upon the most uleatper jury, aed the distils:dims were so drawn, thiat *PM be batter to say at ones that all were gasilf than ee le- ARMY t'AINTRACTS. Craunitrarial Departarst, Treasury Chambers, 7IA July, ISIO. NOTICE is hereby giren In all Persona desirous of Contracting to supply the following for Re us sit the 'trey, viz. BREAD, To his Majesty's Lund Forces its Cantonments, Quarters. sad Bonnets, la the eader-eseationed Counties and h laud : Berks (including the Tows of Hungerford). Barham (Including Holy [stand). .1, As also Breed to the Household Troops In London and vicinity. I BEEF AND MUTTON, to Ms Majooty's Land Forego in Cantoansonts, Qvarters, isdi ',snooks, is opiderlnentioned Counties : • imberland. MINKOPIerf (inelnang tie City of Bristol). aide Miseries err to nonstasiser on. and for tie INA Aupstat next; that Proposals in Wfiffog, sealed • •' Triatior for .May Nappl4s.".ll4ll be re seed at Mir Wire, as 1W br Taeosigovilse 13te Day ' (Oat - - received Tholes , day) The Cause for which HAMPDEN fed in the Field, eta SYDNEY died on the Seafidd!" I) , . Nnw NOVEL. •• t.' •• This day was pubthibed, pries IL Ix beside, 11 - OCHIEL; or, The Field of Culloden; a Novel, I to three volumes. ttnin. Printed ford. led W.'S. Whittaker, 13. Ave-Marie-lane. IMPRRUL PA It LI. LIIEN 7'. HOUSE OF LORDS, TIAURSDAY, JCL', 11L • . kr. cooper, from the Treasury, brought uilf,•:re turn of the amount of shipping employed helpers °real Britain and Ireland, and between the tlitked, Kingdom and the Baltic. • MESSAORS FROM THE COMMONS.--Sir J. Owen delivered millemege from the House of Cam mons, by which it was requested that the Welsh- Phan Bill might he returned to that House, it having !MS brows's, up by mistake. Lord SHAITESISCMY moved the House accordingly; and The Loan CHANCICV.OII informed Sir J. Owen, that the House had ordered the Bill to be returned by a Messenger of its own. Lord F. Somerset, and others, brought up from the House of Commons the Bank-note For Pill. Mr. Brogrien,mull others, brought up Se Alien Re effittion Bill, dikillitval Prise-tilt iep Dill, the Irish Pisheries' Bill, the Portpatrick and nonagliailee Post' 'age Bill, the Disembodied Militia Pay and Clothisg Bill, the Irish Militia Bill, the Savings liimks Rill, the Irish Spirit Intercourse Dili, the Royal Family• Provision Bill, and the Irish Chancery Officers' COO-, pensation Bill, which were all read a first time.. BANK-NOTE BILL.—The Karl of LiettitaltaLe presented a petition from Mr. Alexander Tifloch, simi lar to that presented in the Moose of Commons on Friday front the same person. It complained, that the plan which the petitioner had formerly devised for removing the facility of counterfeiting Bank of Rag land notes, was the same in principle as that which was accepted by the Bank as the discovery of Mr. Ap plegarth, and prayed either for an equal remuneration or such a modification of the Bill, as would not de prive the petitioner of the ;441rantages of his invention. On the motion of Lord LautiranaLs, it was or- Atolki bat he had no objection that the Bill should proceed. The Earl of Ctaxsavon expressed a hope that the Noble and Learned Lord would take the Bill into his own hands, as being abler to it justice than himself. Lend ResessisLe then gave notice of moving the second reading of the Bill this day. 4Rit_l4oE ACT AMENDMENT BILL . — Lo r d ' (- gionnucu tinned the second reading of the plarrisige An; Ame n d men t Bill. ThiCilinile Lied Sid: %bat it tiqalred no eloquence to impress apes their Untielliips the necessity which existed for a Bill like the present, the rea s ons for It would be found in their oArn strong sense of justice. It was a Bill, also, whirl *as not unknown to their Lordsbips 7 —it had appeared on their table three Sessions in two successive Parliaments, but particular circumstances had pre vested it from cod* to a second reading. There was no Bill, perhaps, more likely to street the interests of the community In a moral point of view except one, and that was the one which it proposed to amend. It was not rounded upon speculative reasoning or visionary 'theories. het was deduced from an experience of the evils which had flowed from the Act, which, unless soma sack measure was adopted, would combine to Produetto society mischief and immorality. He would briefly state some facts in corroborti:ion of hjs posi- Ansi. 'He would mention four cases of nullity of mar riage, which had occurred within the last year, ad which were of such a nature, that if they did not In dere them to pass the Bill as it then stood, would at least hr sufficient to prevail upon them to allow it to gi, to a Committee, where any Noble Lord would be at liberty to propose whatever alterations be thought proper. The first case was that of Johnson and . Parker. The marriage betweon the parties took place in the year 17911 There was issue seven chit- Kinni: but the Mohan(' wanted five weeks of being of age at the time of being married, and on that ground, in April of this year, the marriage was annulled, after twenty•funr years of cobabitation.—(Hoar, bear!)-- The name of the 'woad case we did ass distinctly bear, but it appeared that the parties had married with the , :onsent of the guardian of the wife, who was appointed will, • hnt instead .. will, whichwas signed hut by one witness instead Olen is the very excaptimende way proposed by this '! qi •""" jfiat — i,,,,,.. -- 7 - s e i' esusii - " — re ( o - 7, - . ree ,.. -- t s 7'; v : 7 l, -- r nres - -- 4. On the motion of Lori LAyistanAtt, it was or- Ib y I 10'44 on that dui); MI if end by Post, the postage snot dered to be referred to the Committee. ,of two, and therefore the marriage was annulled. The Bill. No man could be mere denten M'epheld stir kpokt. Sir W. Curtis,. and other., hr.inoht np fruit the next case wu that of Hayes and Watts. The minor, dictates of morality, or to adhere to ibe 'anon of re- Prams* mod k dellidtPorotedyfor nee County. sad House of Commons the London Militia Bill. in that instance, had married with the consent of her figioo, *ore than hiarifs but be ordh lo haosoi- at* PeePleal emit halt lic "lie° wend it weaved to Mr. Brogden, and others, hronght rap the till for mother, who supposed herself a widow, her boohooed eloes t alow these dewed ends *lnd be, nulinil by ' Ite " Vidaw Prqw4l IBS ' by Th. Pie"" of - fogr l nsionitte ia tenants At his Nitrite, 1.- • t .oglo JriLli t e r F r " i , - sare ., / , , ra sed „.., PTUIAr Ivesii ha Fain Maie,a 11 4 1 411111.4.1111 , 1118 , 16“..nole• Bill or Obootpileneller•-fierelherolbserobeher-ms • i . ••• '• n ptifiled jesty, an me e • wwell li v er, sr , gpresd of kis death ; but after that time he returned, framed, ad being than at a pined is whirls • ,for tillsor qf the Control ; end fi rst t i me . ail refusing his consent, the marriage was avoided. full and dellhora li t i lisousien rail sot be **peeved, se Prepaid win he nearest wishes =ode on a printed Ten- 0 Hi 1 !.1 sonanron, the Do I . der, end Oa Paden aaprosood in words at length ; and n the motion of Lord It hail been contracted in 18u0, and was nullified after be could not consitrestl afford the toetware his sna- . Amid it so Mot. dories the roistlnntinee of the naghadee and Port Patrick Bill was, after a few words a cohabitation of twenty years. The last case was that pro, 7 Cleenato, ott a =; Mould be supplied by clef, of the from Lord ELLEonoftmon and Lord Ihnstocrom, in Of Jones and Haslewood, the marriage was contracted Thi Earl of Warroon&axto differed In map points send,lbe moms* ef Mellen,. on the Centesel and Hosed. favour of the measure, read a second time. , in the year 1782. The husband was a minor at the from his Noble aid Learned Frisod. lie thoe4ht the • i Pig is ibe a r imb. "" b y the Catilrue4le ` shall be re- The Earl of CAEN A RYON presented a petition from Amid M nose without consent, and stn the 22d of Jame, 1820, 818 et lee , " shook! neelle a e n ne ad ad‘,hail 1 ' a surveyor , named Charles Pill, against the New the marriage was declared null after a cohabitation of suffered to go to a Loaned' ttee. Iseeg the w 'atonable Partieslars of the Coati-ads nag be had upon appliea- parts could regularly be' dis•raniatui id, and it • lion et there Members, between Me hours of Ten ans; Street Act.—Ordete,l to Ile on the table, thirty-eight years. The Noble Lord thought such a eld be - e - T i e w the g ftwe e e of amend- . hay. Lord SIDMOVTII presented a petition from the Lord date of things could be no longer permitted. With --- If •f oun d i t i L tha n • P. S. Sinaptis qr Me Dread and Meal may be leen al the Mayor and Common Connell of Dublin, against the their L er hbi pe __. ment. this was wpm colt orsy on reject regard for the morals of society, for it. Tbe gio w as to a me nd ti t s get o f n th of Bengt Offin, rayon the boars ef Tories mid Tim. clause in the Mastery in Chancery's Bill, relating so the security of social institutions, and the sacred in. 11., initialed "An Act to eat Clandestine MN- - NOW2H 1 1 1ALSIRAIII AND DILHAM CANAL. spirit and priaciple of tat is pried* which was The Duke of HA MILTON presented a pititiod from mice se faets that proved how dangerously the old law I\TOTICR Is bomb , that a GENERAL the Corporation of Skinners of tilasffow, i ei. against thk s mold be applied to suction the violation of the most long acknowledged to be sold and mod.. . e said 111 QUARTERLY M of the COMMITTEE of that then was a principle of tattoo to the* of MANAGEMENT wilt be hold on MONDAY, the 7th Day Statute Labour MIL 0 hit+ was ordered to Ile on the seisms obligation, and to ruin the honour sod the bringing adieu in canes ef de " seg the at • ',Amon neat, at sieves of the dock In the forenoon, at table. pint of families—to deprive females of the name of p a r r; an d b e saw so l e ases er b y th ere a l uk , not • vies OE**, No. WI, Broad - street , Goiden- square , London. On the motion of the Marquis of LAXIDOWN, t 4 will ash the honour of women , and to divest children a lishitattoo with respect to ourritego&, In .. ' WILLIAM s'RECKETT, Commutation of Punishments' Bill, the Capital Pa- .of their legitimate character and property —• and property, a man established a title it SO bean q Brood-street. tholdieserfaem, Tani* Clerk. nisliments' Repeal Bill, anti the Privately Stealing inl this net Den any fault I. the p er u se i n j ure d, session, although that possessios . n' lash Atty. NM Shops' Bill, went through Committees, and were or- but arising from the perjury of the hosbud taking wrong i but as the law now stood, elPla . years quiet . dered for a third reading on Monday. 1 adeellia t e a l ilia own werea r — O lese ' heat ' hear !)-- r ais augh.) l l ll Th co e l • a e ld fln etted a m b a y n th a el '. • ' 71r11 (1111e *-4 , 1 1- AIIICABLI SOCIETY'S OFFICE. 8 RRRRR tor's-ios, Fsairr•Svaarr, torn Jute, 19.20. IRISH CHANCERY REGULATION BILL. or from the accidental omission of the signature of a bo rou gh) were r b w eer ik • of , L or d. DIRECTORS of time CU. orporation of the AM The Earl of CA EN A lITO N asked whether it was the wh W am, which occasioned lonreberished prospects of s hi ps oog b t not to a wis ste is.' • . Mises, kit • T HI CABLE SOCIETY for a Perpetual A ssurance - i ntent i on o f a ny o f his Majesty's Ministers to move / honour and independence to be blasted, and threw the they were such as ,might to inleeig ....I ktokeyht Ogee, do her e by ey e "t o rt e ., t h at ittmd,„e will be oven the second reading for regulating the practice of the sufferer on society without poonsasime and withoot hope. law under which dig were un it e t'T 140114 - -1 . • oohs Sociery*s HUN, la lierjeant's-lan, Plast-street. on . . w e d... o w, the lord .., t ig s h days of July; sad * owe . Irish t ourt of Chancery. He said, that lie under- iThe operation of that law commenced in 1734 ; and alstide,rehm- itysthe ?dam %rays of Auggst nett, from Mersa of the stood the Hill had been introduced with the concur- Leo were families circumotoned under it , that "' tea ' rdit af te h as is D N A L a le . rei ed on ~ ser the ll q• * 7 ••'4 l . .ty deck in the foloona, wadi One In the afternoon. on e ach of rence of the Goverument ; but as nothing . had been site generations might hove pee on Boot that day to jealous owl, he thought, would haiettaioed s .aimi a - If ibb osi t ooto dir o . fri g a l d ion " I t i r, ,W,,eird.....,/ If .- ;: y g l oomoo b " . since . done to farther its progress, and he thoight that the present , regularly inheriting honours and property, what waters i g a i me d I n . A lt Petr i Alai by Deaths of Members of the said in the year hunk's' laid et an accidental oml it was a Bill which might be productive of . y Wu of a signature, in the swa t shamus' nendeu Wee... ',_ w j s wag at Lady-day, ISO. (Old Stil_o) amouating to Three consequences, he would give notice of moving therm- ease of the ancestors 66 years ago, might deprive their no reason' sensd to obtain, big_thoi •11 • * dtinii- thetb'ed sad WM Pounds Seven tn'lnt°6l and Sixpence cond reading, if sonic other Noble Lord did not express .at the present day, of their station in society, victuals of rank to that mode. Thorn:doe o marriage imitate. J. TENSAW, Register. • an intention of making a motion to that effect. d glue over their property to others, by rendering by banns treelniatir, .Preiftrable..•• , .. . ...____.-- Lord 81E1101:T11 assured the Noble Lord that his to the children of int parties in error, and __," °e4 C V . " 1 " )111 ' Pa s"""Y W i t", . ,°r . 1 0 iillAillikei AND MI/EASES OF THE EAR I atm soreed ta think theliggpent,andei Ministers took no particular interest In the gie those blemishing all their descendants. TII4I 111 a ribte time for bone 'amen mat' Ile . 10 - liamortegiseted with 4SEAPN MSS, NOIS as in m a" t y's • • tendon of waking any p JI. oih a s ,, my * m o p s o ssdl , 4 .. 11 , 4 by opoyilog Bil l , nor h ad they . any in g rope. Me Lea ftlea proceeded to observe upon the versa- o mi t p e t o f t h e l aw . 4 , . V. •• • y 'Won on the subject. Ber_ 75 a ° 4111111=1116 . follow a tg a isersons, Lord RISDEsDALIL stated it to be his opinion, that as of marriage ceremonies In different Montries, The a m ' ~...,- • .. n , . fan.' „la ~ t !.• MN county at diluent 0111/041 h' the in. e -4t •old'as yes l• •1 :. • with ornistbass.,_ . boss s=itoy been c0red.. 0... .. j some the Bill, on the general principle, would be advanta- . sororapolose be esid...ehat human fa ad. its rri fdure a rep ... l. t r e out i= o v"' ood T os i f f4 ; bolo al t' as bieu bsd ro tr . "'''''"'e"' geous ; but was in some respects objectionable. As co•llsagiimo they' waebsituiretsat to :-'—‘ • . , ---...... , ell years, cured hi dee weeks. it was at present framed, it would du tome good, but do, by declaring what down mee settlaary b ta• ''''' . , pir?l . l l , . . t... - 4 audiSs . *9 years, rain in nine days. E ought to be carried further to be essentially serviceable direct the desceot eff do aid of propertyj at , 1 . • 47 Ns..loar.. 11 10,11 16111 0 1111r " .: . sr.• 111. Alm 10 yliarsolorisd in one month , to suitors in the Irish Court of Chancery. The great the lowa offiksiptase. Part losoost bank and • • • ' ----.. they Wpm mem mired in three isoots.. defect in the Bill was, that the conduct of solici t ors in Maetiagos were greed is the SlysW bones, wltheitt re- . 4 . 4 " I t i . ' . `if"` t li k I li ti• ---.—. deaf d> ears, cared in one month.. a -Ow s e o, 0, Bart.; deaf eight years , cured in live that Court was not affected by it, although that con- to portianiar eereswenteg, which were contract- . • . . 0 .,..,, . 1 l AA sg% woo" duct occasioned much mischief, and was productive of ed by as cupolas of ectirelsing a chant, add . 4. •e• • •• $ i-olf WTI .* t •c. ' **Jr.* b . bliss ----; deal ig years. cured is ire weeks. . ..i great and unnecessary expence, p.aticulany Ale re- ingii . , tual ragout, because they were *maid tetuita~aow ale . ~ • 1.y../12 ..- •,i-, 4 / t• l i ii ief hijoip. .. Mr. --tray ewe ease. cured in tires weeks. p r d to pleadings. The fart was, that a menher of on tbelion of Saipan and of nature. Penned, who ogh. that Al l ik;• 11 -4•-•.c. - z•••' • Mr. - --,Marais years. cured in three weeks. t oL --.llollThisr years, cured in two months, persons who were interested in forwarding the Bill, soloodidahlrariasea. hotalli e m o odustago ;admit- s mos* poor: stook« • .:av n- ri... —_. Goa Own years, cured in a month. were very anxious to cut down the fees of odes" am delimit, sir of a taeltakal a , and who now- , to . • O • J. •:••••ft . , ..117 Mrs- ----••••• dist *toe years. eared I. two weeks. but not their own. Another thing deserving some 'riselagaimerani Ite his opinion gift of the mane of ,'s- ---- deaf Az yams, cured in six weeks. Tbs ~. ~...., ...4 Apr ..it 4• - At.* • * . The„ ----, deaf IS years. cored in a month , attention, was the large lies received by Counsel at lotafteony, lint ad* law nude the .tota of pardl e o s - by "' "lihss• Oa s e s. NM residences of the above ewes are, the Irish Chancery Bar. He (Lord Redesdale) duripg bottpre .tke.jeortios . lad 'alllitrol :Is ay Of - .7:soe ' .. mreivoirs , • .tuft .essesii, •i . 10 = 1 . 1 _,,' et la n ipsitle l . IClvea In each T°_,lr!_a__„_._,f the the course of his practice'at the English Bar, never re- ,It atedoest for It Wdo no s , reams of the ~. ... - ir....".. , - - 1....., ---- -P. the discovery of a r° g` w Iwww•D ''' ' eived a fee of fifty guineas but one, and that . was from Ortimesigblipimtgipt. froo. es-- 4.• . . r, , ' I "• r---1 eine cation of the afflicted. It is so safe c os. - .. . . • ._ . and gentle in Its wittiest, that it may be used by the most the Nabob of Arcot.—(A laugh.)—Bitt he eosid as- ; bet mist ea tbaz a s mo rtyr o ti e lordor •,* ..„ , do t r i, „. s habits, Delle amino the least pain or Iran- sure their Lordasipa, that it was a coramen fee hi lb. htke•gamilloOkusgbobli 1111 Oliblitet, ' 1 " , - . • irsr volisase. Irish Chaacery. Nor was it to be wondered at, when Ise imel l isMis‘iialest d m , is wee 0. sleihr-r/MKX 11, Whirs also mity•ise had , a Seactric Tim-ruse. he the the bona of parrs tbet Counsel were &moat to el . b re , b e signed I that b e aw e . ...,,,.. ...5..• .. • • AN A . eel. •.....- lboyeadam, ILombogo. Sciatica, and Gout, Cramp , Spasms. • ••••mowiroi lab ft. MINS s "rho are unfortunately subject to the tract their case from was taken into consideratios. It oar ‘ a bitable one ; • .5 ..-o .••. • -ma gait I a , " it • , 11 " 1 . aid hitherto sap Pose d, iscsfaida disorders, had o ft en bees a matter of surprise to him, how lAA Ica. eeses pesseg * • ~ Ile 1 . 41.67.611 . 1411. te the atteelleas• will be Counsel were able to mak* out the clear and con* enteaktes iMan ilea. Bot it rams rails that 14111111 - Vim Ibillikiititill 'rot from lime eonipisints, and become . • i .. . • case which they often did. from de e . mass of comet. Best imposed was on which teasel with the into gm . k oil and imisk, e_ unit es May bad never bees ollieted; It acts as • it: ' elevmdlto, sad k sae Alga greatest purifiers of the sited and voluminous documents laid before them. gs of liamilisa. He would ash dent Lordships ft, The Ms . Karoo tadpole* ever dteesteldelk mad is so glee sod, ItSsreill its That Bar, to knew from experience, contained m*ay look on both. and say which trilled ram with the boll-• Militia Mk 'um "inities witaies tilm t.. “ A tt. idiak ., " b t, the . " 1 "' . ...,... 11 " 1 " men of great abilities and learning, and be had ewe i sa sad 6 ,1 64 . 6 th i n wee ov e n to held most deer. Mr. m i , a maymmemb *ass In- stitau.., ths si r d...ta,'=""" lt stau be d s t i g i l ar ai e d - 7 mil- known their faculties to be Pat most 'evenly to Ibioftffible‘avesend to the iseraletray is Ellt helm unarm of retell" 1111111.1 . 1411 • ~_ .I'vvieus stating hahe•deltee by t e et er , * the t, to make out a clear case boas - *Gnarly aniatel- Ofddblililleired a marriage within the degree of era. Silly, 152C. 011 . nunstisim. .. .C...... -.an a.— .•.- - --u.a....................55A ...• • _ ___ .-1- t- 5..... a. dt0...1...;.. ...-1.- _ .....h.....11....taa .- 1.- -..11 -a...- .1.... , 2 —.l. ..S .....e.. .5,.. it..... 1 aii.o oi Indeed : • • J I