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OA 0 4 C ( AA 4 a iikAtu cIACt pm • • . sit•t•rs•;/: • ~ • .• • t• ).\ A • 4 1•‘..41 ;.1 '; • 44' • .• - • -• • . /"*. • V ' j '%,'' 7 1 !1 . 8#111( 1 • . . • • • • Pato' SirvEy g Pzioct. • *Blll pats a Pill for contra. Roman Catholics, he would eat to it. 11)tis be (Lord Nei. . if he did, hi should f. el it his tint against fate Reverend and • ••• bigb breech s privilege. As remedy by law, he r.id not pre. • my derided opinion one way er the petitioner was to mike the proceed? H. was *ld that r for a writ of Qeeie bereelit. be writ being made, he might red obtaib a Monclwerne in the. h, to compel the Biskop to ap- se ronmeaseeiled was, that 4. Alb Betel' ef Blehops, and after . their baths, obtain his remedy. ions given sto childrea to catch their tails, but this was to pat undisO seethe hint. It was, hit e means of a poor Curate to run- ' iinst the Reverend Reuel, But he attempt and to fail, the etas estruction of all Ms prospects is in a profession which, by the aid not get rid of. The Eight and he gave him credit for thy not influenced in his conduct by any °platens which he might &Catholic Qil?stioa. But they swan nature to know that it Curates of the diocese, and that plate in a state of dependence ti n. If there were arrangement@ IK which reluired to be inveetls . re necessary for Pisliametit ' • t , the parsing of the recent Arts Bishops over their Curainikad • . • er that those powers might be • . • if Zbe gitateAnunt LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1820. No 4716. " The Cause for which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, and SYDNEY died on the Seale! di" TIIE CHRONICLE OF TIIP TIMES. t o day was published, ins thick and closely printed volume. royal Moe., with a Chart. price 13s. in boards. riIHE CHRONOLOGY of the last FIFTY TEARS, MPS 1710 1 e l$lO; prefaced by one of the most amide portal Chronologies extant. from the earliest Records doers t• will prove to he one of the wto.l convenient and ase (l looks of Reference ever *dished ; and sooner or later last lad its way into evert - public Library. and Into the 6 0 4,,, nue of every private Family. The period of Furs Yvon has bees chosen as Wing the term of an atilt e oe serstioa, with% which events tontine* to operate on the 'lairs of the world. and on the interests of Individuals, and &trine which the) are. therefore, in the highest dt gree in t.te,ting to the reasonings and recolledlbue of contem- Piries. loted for Sir Rickard Phillips and Co. Eirithre-dimet t as to be hag of W. Sams, St. Jamet's-street ; sod of an Of whom may be had. Dr. 1110111/1110Ws HOORAH HISTORY. from (Unto wager WE* Acessilatt of George IV., with Xi Engravings, price %L b& _ _ THOS. and RICH!). ABBOTS respectfully invite their numerous Custonsrri, the Nobility. Gentry, sad Boyers of tine WINES and SPIRITS in general, to their Concerns, No. 10, SKINNER-STREET, qnate, if properly pn• in force, to all the exigencies the crisis, as was proved by the circumstance of the late prosecutions being founded w•on those la and not upon the new Acts. Unless, therefore, it w to be shown that the new measures had operated by producing terror, it mast be admitted that they were wholly 'airless, and that the argument urged against them of the old laws being amply satlicient fur every purpose for which these new itteatures were intendell, were founded in fact.—The motion was agreed tom b `` OtOOPOE or RICE I Kl:--.VrilANASIAN catern., Lord HOLLAND rote to present a petition from the Rev. Pike Anon, Comte of North Bovey, is De vonshire, to which Ills Lordship said, be t neceMent to rsvthe all preliminaryion of the Hotel, preliminary 'dons. He thought it firm emis sary to &MCKIM flor the delay which bad taken east in presenting thertition, the transaction. to which it referred having token place last September. The fact was, that the petition was handed in November last to a Noble Friend of hit, whose distinguished eloquence would hey* dose justice to, as his ardent real for li berty would hare led him warmly to espouse, the cause of the petitioner—he meant the Furl they. Verions circumstances, however, together with the unfortunate indispositioa of that Noble Earl, prevented him from presenting it previous to the adjournment of Parlia meat ; and afterwards, when the petition was handed N him (Lots! Holland), lie thonght it most expedient .se refrain from presenting, it during the short interval previous to the dissolution of the last Parliament. His Lordship the. entered into a narrative of the case of the petitioner, which want of room compels us to give as brielly as possible. A county meeting having been held in Levombire respecting the claims of the Ro man Catholics, the petitioner attended it, and spoke in favour of staking toncetsions to that body. Shortly after the petitioner was prevented to two livinr, one in the diocese of Peterborough and the other in that of Lincoln—in order to he instituted to which, it was necessary, amordine to the custom, for him to obtain testimonials as to his character, utor.il conduct, &c. from three Clergymen who knew him, and to have thaw testimonials countersigned by the Bishop of the diocese in which he resided. The petitioner procnred testimonial' of a perfectly "atittictory aware from Clergymen in his neighbourhood. hut on handing tentimonialt to the Bishop of Exeter, the latter to countersign them. Application was made Bishop. of Peterborongh and Lincoln, but they refitted to lostitute the petitioner to the livings , unless his testimonials were countersigned Bishop of Exeter. The petitioner then oh -total interview • t the Dishy of Exeter, liftman of Parliament shoahl lag the claima of the Ri MA jive the Royal Anent 1146 did not believe, . ate ty Ile make a complaint stied Prelate for a bigb * etistence of any remedy s of coarse to give any - 1 i ther ; bat suppose tl , littquipt, how was he td the Curate might apply old on the answer to the Agee a epeeist plea, and Ceart of King's Bench, ,litiet him. The coarse eboshi go - tolaff - WittlitH be had laid them on their He had heard of directions birds by laying salt on the' salt on the hen's tail, nadirs° tench feared, beyond the tend in this manner *piled suppose him to make the sequence must be the destruction life, by his total ruin is laws of the land, he could Her. Lord bad stated, - assertion, that he was towards the Petitioner by entertain respecting the:. all knew enough of human would be so felt by the the effect wodld be to place respectable body of men. in the Ecelesiistical Ler gated, it was the more ad,pt an inquiry, since by which the power of been iscreand, in order kVA No. 210, OXFORD-WrRPRT, LONDON. In Sniviatra-ernewr thr) will have the opportnnitia viewing tad mating the LA Mir:lT Brock of the PIN WINES and SPIRITS in the Kingdom. rem DOZ. Purt Wise PsII-bodied high-flavoured Do. Old Lisbon - - - Old Sherry (Pak sod Browa) - Very line RurrSea - - Rkb Mountain - - - - fkle. - 41 s. - Ms. - Xis. - Ids. -40 t. OW Wen India Madeira • • Do. Direct do. Do. Vidoola dn. - - - Claret, drat Growth. Chateau Margott Do. second Orowth - - . Cape White Wine - - Do. superior Madeira - MIL - 46. - Ws. - Ms. THURSDAY. IST. MAY. Is the Second lky of Drawing—Tbe Wheel contains FOUR PRIZES of 110.000. Two of /10,0011. sod Seventy-two other Capitols a , H ATAKD and Co.. the Contractors, beg af guaint the Public, that. withowttit &OW Tickets were drown the First Day, the Wheel stilt contains the followlag Druid List of Primo. Hr.— • 4..0f 230,000 Camels. .2140,000 11,000 Consols.... 10.000 4 l,OOO Money .... 4.000 4 . $lO Console.... 4.000 t 0...... 4bo Consols— . 4.009 10 RIP C0nv010.... SAMS 14 lOO Money .... 9,900 SS. •• • • lirsitiet tie proportion of lOW. SOL and IW. Prizro.— The Two First Prises on this Nth of lisy will reeeivo 10,111111. Cassis Mb. Red Kntnc do. (excellent) • -1.,. • les. CRUSTED PORT WINES, cram ?NOIR& TO straw Years fa Rattle, of all the Ihroarite, ROM RETEIRO, ROPIZ, and all other PIRST•RATIS FLM,OVIIR. All WIVES aad SPIRITS delivered rase of Exuma' within Ten Mlles of the City of London. and bottled free of expenee. Old Port. LOW. per Pipe; Sherry. 9W.; Ma deira. 9Jt. ; Cape, 3Ut. and upwards. Cordial Gin • Jamaica Roo Corder Brandy - PILL GALL. - lie. W. - Wks. Od. AGENTS NEAR LONDON. Woolwieh - Mr. W. Almelo Greenwich - • Mr. J. T. Thomas Camberwell - Mr. J. R. 0. Vogel Chelsea Mr. Oro. II utehinson Mr. C. Halstead Mr. Richards. jun. Mr. J. Bassett. Shortly will be pnblitthed, handsomely printed inthree vols. Svo. with a Map of the Route. A JOURNAL of Two qucerspire TOURS upon the CONTINENT. performed In the Veers ISIS, Hill, and ISIS; containing an Aerosol of the principal Places in the South of France, of the prat Roods over the Alps, add of the Chief Cities and most interesting parts of Hal), cocoa puled with occasional Remarks, Historical and Critical. Br 'AMIN WILSON, Esq. Printed for T..Cadell mad W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Rtackwood. Edinburgh. Camden Town Tot tewhen - Lewisham Wserastad Ultitrawsilstets sad Shams ire oa Salo at the oid sdaldlaboil sad if'ortissitta Oases of Ilassaa sad Co., the Ceatraetors, Royal llhothaalio Gate dB, Cortddll ; sad Ostord-tirbet, former of airallow-street. London ; who tlitoi sad sold. to the last Lottery Contract, 7,570 sad UN NO oath, sad is a reetwit Lottery ALL vas muses or 410,0001 ! ! Issasa sad Co. shared aad sold Firs of the Capital Rios draw* tba Flat Day, fhb April. abridged if unnecessary, or, if necersary, Po regulated as justice might seem nrdetnand. When Oft pettiest was laid on the tattle, it was his intention to mote fur a Committee to inquire into the lillegations of t ; i lUpi tition, and the tote of the Ecclesiastical Lint it, and to report thereupon to the Hoots. The petition was then read by the Clerk, and the ;Noble Lord made his motion aceorilingly. The Bishitp of EXETER said, he shoat' net entre into the detailed part of the Noble Lord's speech, as he felt himself only called upon to enter into tons 'atolls of the petition, as they i:kired Orsettalry is himself. It was unpleasant to him to oceupy their Lordships' attention as he Inuit ao, bitt he wasted the,' would Abel him that indulgence which they wets al- I naltOTY OF PERSON.-- I t often happens = s r as e 7 ;sled grs od eettig ke :trined it Ma r a n g ; i t i rtie ; fnei odious blowing ; and yet it vaunt be allowed that sobs be to tbsoe whom probeions can repair the := l6 due or &scr im ped ...d ei s t t he person. Lou of nno of climate, is Teri soorms, ear ta earls 111., and yet meats earprieleg i tt I °Vi Eareol °l ;ereot it. l i ho ".° o irered to be lon apPlies ben a to the liseoloured, caress. loony. and MI oat Aso ~ 2blerntion of the above . 11W~ hM s have Of 1 1 . 11 .4 r ma 4 .th.: i ird ;I ; NW4 whore dot party tint rte lb, yoars.—Prlee 3s. ft 7s. dd. and Ow Golooo.—Modoss'o _Waldo Town- Purdy* re- Emma ihebetarh lialiellitit hawk that are loose, ollsettatly s the tootbach, sad makes the toe& however le- . erTd ra t t w diaasieered, of a pearly whifsseos.— Prise es. Od. a boa. MI by the Pnitlebbr's Agent, Kr. Atkinson, 116. 44. Oerseti-strort, Sobrogooso. Looks s Mr. Unwire, 111, _ TO BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. Ciergymen THE TRADE are regretfully informed, that the dose train _ Patentee of the WHALEBONE ROOTS and IitIOES , realised to W. A. Deacon, No. th. COTlllaill, Loaders, is willing to the gist treat with respectable Hasses for the sale of Licences for bo th refwe the above articles, ott liberal terms.—Letters must be post paid. tattled to. Copybolds, Twickenham. by the Bt TO BE BOLD DV AtCTION, leaved pe WIRE ZAIN/11BBb„ • . , 44Irhiadsobi • At the Deem* lna. Tteiripmham, an TIMM/DAT. ifay 111: "flat" a MI. at Two °Vibe, by Order of the Proprietor, is Sit bh Wig" Lots. Sol he wsi S IX COPYHOLD substantial Brick DW ELL' NU- Abel. hut ii HclUtigh, situate is Swam-alley. Twickenham, let to use alleged most respectable unanta-st-will, producing wrestsl of fifty- six pounds fourteen shillings per annum. These premises '"re have recently undergone a thorough repair, and are held at land subset &small anneal Bolt-rest of one Shilling. theta, peril Full particulars only be had at the bier sod Garter. Rich- mond; Phrenix, Isleworth; Mr, Western. No. 34. Castle- in the dam street, Holborn; and John Langdo: j e t tiou Rooms. Broad- way. near Ludgate - hill, sad Bleck till. served that as4l :.-:_.f . 11, 4 91411141.11111.. Gm*, Oillord•olroot ; Worm FDA NM Lotarglik No. 411. ditto ; =• lty illehola god Mimi. linimorket ; Mr. lloodoion, • Mr..tosi, iiltopapto-street ; and Boost Par flaw stol listriihriesra .ITNIPEit'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. ills ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and pleasant T remedy ha Phitaleaces, Gouty, and Choliey Pains in the itemise% awl Bowels, Indigestion. H coteries, Relaxation mad Immiltude. iris* from atmospheric heel, want of eppe tilm and is the spasmodic allacties of the stoma& and bettsso common to Infsatt. et of Parrnantsir IS so well known as a valuable heft liedlellso. that the prineipal object of this Advertise amlot Isle /sod purchasers against the wuneroes Courier lals will are prepared by Druggists. M. The o* ese iles J.P. Harm can give, le to see that J. P. HIATIII, Nellbetme. Is 'craved on the Government Stamp. Price *LK aml is. I4d. Said by E. Edwards (agent to Herm), 06, Et. Pails Chmaittyara ; and also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Halbert ; Cheadle+, opposite the Pentheon, Oxford-street; rilltelMithfiehi: Whitton, London-bridge ; Purse, Penises* ; Cooltworthy, and CO. t Plymouth ; Bean, Tatstintli; Prieltani, Deal, it. N U.LAWS Tlath test Pre 7 pr ation for indigestion, Giddiness la tie Rood, Sfie. sad the 11l 'Seers of Intemperance. Sal has over lees Iseammearied. They see tie wages reel aid anneal roseody.la oil Hillevi ComplaintlPlrite err 'dripper** a weak er deranged action of the stomach ; Irsireoldr.' whereby Ow Ileeretlbn of Rile is Orsirveted ; or Res neon is eadileor drinking. wherein the Rile is rea dared acrid end erporaelre. mad royargitated to the sums* mak* diekeese, Jasmine% windy Disorder!, lull ' kr. Their eperatirio is very gristle and safe, never g ; a toast titeelleat Ibt rrilevir* those troabled yr PUN; la babies,' a etaiggteb State of the Om. 01 1 1 . thek Uyishaeb ; ma oleo dude. Pregaeaeflary mar be tato; wtth simpler geed caret. Prke le. N. alid is. 6d. Duty ineteded. field by ittteraria. la It. Paul's fitareb-pard, Loudest , 114 retail by Ozford-stras4‘ Ward. Hoirsiftt . Image. appoeha Vasairs. Osfaeialftet ; IL I. East !sofa sal ; Ado I Fo_r i ll E s7 o ftettth; CookSsortily sad Co. Plymouth t Yarempallit Pritchird, Deal. lle. at. • -- - -- - • Ma +ll 391110:1."6 JESt.llTir DROPS ' : THE character of the tie/trims JESUITS" DROPS ht so intiverselly oek•ordeetred. ad the slay thee road ewes ea, have proof of *air • ik•c, is PT" Ega s uatuatiliaby rim.= muds ova or allt of Gaimeres sad Met u the VAcary ramps; anima et atozrarg s s er b ei e re ff itk.%•4; InestiallatillieephotioComplabow ttn ur the Malmo awl 1116111_11cLoorawrif 11.1111 R. Palm he the Head. Bask I* Teo tuted 04 DaWaltal. ' , Wm Ne%, proceodivehout the.allemileas of pm*, i r r i rs of hielleatoesa, oat lad tatorriliapdAyeeteameat The poem Odom to I. ausessamielo. that pealing sad &Mg be ..sill! la Waft an tree end psalm ru . esr or 11 allett. as the r a malla trearaietl. asd dampariaa watieveMelatbseese ' - patois, Ir. - ' - •ohleelasie. to- fiIMENT. IMPERIAL PA HOUSE OF LORDS, Former, MAT 12. - The House proceeded IsAppeals. The oaths were acissiastered to the Dube of Som.. set ; the Earls of Ruffin, Aylesford, mad tiosibrd ; the Bishop of Cloyne o ma Lord tiray. The Insolvent Debters'Continance Bill was brought tip from the House of Commims by Mr. Clive, and other Heathen. . Mr. Mason, from the Rut India House, presented Resolutions of the Court of lilrectors, respecting pen 'sloas, salaries, he..—Ordered to lie upon the table. Ciro. LIST.—The Martina of LANSDOIVN moved ler an account of the salaries, pensions, and allowances So foreign Ministers daring the last ten years, (Bolo •plieing each year. His Lordship said, his motive ht sieving for this paper was to show the fluctuation that bad taken place, and that most unavoidably take Thee in this class of expenditure, and thereirste to -dim the expediency of separating it from tbitiother Wenches immediately connected with the Royal House /odd. Whilst upon this point, he wished to cornet a misauderstanding which had got/broad of what be had recently said. He had been ssppsed to have stated that the classes of expenditure connected with the Royal Honeekold should be subjected to sassual estimates, which should be laid be ore Parliament. MW however never silk tor ever lateaded to say, that atae of she seanniftgre in the department/4 of the Z amnia al Led Chambetlain, sod other d•- porisimili gated with the Royal /household, Ali j>l MI bolos Foamiest • ea the contnehise thought soh a glimosselog maid be very ionisation with the dignity of the Crowd. It was betides nese onsary, as it was always in the power of the proper Winn in those departments, by taking the inner itirpendiotre of several years, to replete sufficiently II each year the expenditure of those departments, with bet any material hesitation. What he wished was, that' time toasts, such as the class of Imago Mbielato, met inwcoiciably be subject to foe- Inetisem aboold be• separated from the departments womootted with the Royal Household, and he was sa ddled k wonid be found for the interest of the Crown.l of the public serving, if **eh a soginb•l phiee.--Tho swerlon was ap reed to. Fen Beriivion, ke.---The Berl at I ibr a stateineatof the prosecutions Parliameit pawed since the let a His Lordship said hives ibodesitai this metims, het the porpoise sf late reetrietive mean re. were wholly laws of the 'ALS Wog folly odes Is;wolf*, bid sdil gatthllid to issinttersign his Metionnlay: the Her. and Witted Prelate stats tat be was not bound to as• ign a mason for his MP final. hut in caddonr and fairness he did, and the res. attn alleged was, that the petitioner had said at the etunti meeting. that nine-tenth. of the Clergy of Bar laod stshecribept to she 39 artitles without believinf theist, particularly the St% article. expressing a belief in the damnable ;loctrines tf the Athanasign . Creed.:—.- Wish record to the word damnable. his Lordship ob served that It was mach More probable that the word, datirnatory *as aged, which, in Cot. more strictly ap• plied then the word damnable. His Lordship, wiik great eloquence (we lament the' necessity of giving a Yore outline of his speech), proceeded to iniMadrert ellen the hardship of the ease of the petitioner, who, thus plepriitid of all prolseet of advancement in his profeasioa. Mks also bereft of all legal redrels; for al though, if a dioemed refused to institute a Clergy man in his own diocese, he might be compelled by another tribunal to assign a reason for such refusal, upon the competency of which such other t•ihnnal might decide—yet is the case of a dioe.san re fusing to countersign the testimonials of a Clergyman in his diocese, with a view lb the preferment of such Clergyinan in another diocese, there was nu legal means of compelling the dioc.:..in either to assign a reason for sash refusal, or to countersign the trials Onials. Zither the coispulsory means ought to the same le the Cale he had just stated, as in the other case, or the refusal of the diocesan to conntersign testimoNiials ought to be held as no bat to theClergyntan obteining preferment in another diocese. His Loillship, after showiag, from the testimony of different persons, in cluding the petitioner himself, that he did not ise the words imputed to him in the sense ascribed to them, and a great cause of complaint watt,tbet the petitioner had not beak allowed td explain the expression he had actually used, nor bad the names of the parties been given to hint whet-give the information to the Bishop. It was surely hardly Air towat.hi Mr. Joni• to deprive king of all means of advincenient in his profession, for a disputed expression respecting the A thaoalian Creed, when men of high eulinence In the detach had been 1111 little tender of that Creed. It was well knows, riblt in the scheme of comprehension in 1891, it sat "writhed to give up that Creed-, that Tillotson slid Tennison were little disposed to support it, the firmer baling observed, in a letter which had been published, It were well if we were well rid of it," meaning the Attaassian Cteett There was also ilisbop Bernet, who, towards the conclusion of the bietoty of Isis owls times, had sot scrupled to say. that sixty out of ev e ry hundred of the Clerey eabscribed the 'ikitty-wine Ar• delft, who did not in4lete thew, and the net beim, Idle, anat. There was likewise Arrbdeacot Palsy, a valuable ornament of the Chinch Establishment, *bo e; scrupled to expels a very free opinion res. the Athauasian Creed. Bat kf reports tILs . against this unfortunate Clergyman, were to tie acrid apes. what might a‘t be said of the Nev. and I tweed Prolate himself ? reheadary blinds, of the' 'now of Exeter, her* Bet steepled to auvet la a pamphlet, pabßehed by Ms (in whieb Pr shekel parties), that tins Rev. end Le sal Peelle' had herb' •d, that the friars Repeat, over phloem Sovereign:, ha*. 1 - ...ted to lain. ‘ tia. cf tip! Closet), the if the Iwo iiiiiit ollallietil thl ea. ile adn;itted the bete Of kit 'ordhaellea, U Ike tailing Of the pablie abolidv.• al 'the petitiomer bad described, though be was sarpthed to hear it stated, that be had refused to s mite any in quiry into the ease. The Reverend Gentlesnai bad been presented to two heists, which, by the way, be was only to have occupied fir seven years. He bad applied to him to sip hie testimonials, aid it wig the biseariable practical. when 'a clerk wee appoiated ia a ' Alkieree, thrust atom that le which he bad before . 4efikiated, so bring with him teetiMeidall Aped by ' three Clergymen, and resetersigied by the Bishop of the diocese in which he resided. • He (the ilislop of Exeter) had distinctly told the petitioner, when he ' applied to him, that be ham his opidiede ve•pectieg 1 the Catholic question; that be billeted Hail' se be ' sincere ; and that be hit be had nothing is tad with •• his opinions spun that subject. At the wise time be expressed a hope that he Might Meet With the bates • indulgence from him allich he wee hertehdy. most • willing to extend towards him. AO be he could ' net aeoid alluding to that part of the Noble Lotilis speech, in which he shppesed that the line Of ember ' which he felt it his duty to adopt would have the of of prevedtiag the Clergy front 'seething their third free will on teat particular subjeet: He hod presided is the same diocese 13 years, and be would appeal ti the Clergy, as the best answer di etch a 'Ringside,: whether lie hid ever Attempted to couttiall them. lb • had distinctly disclaimed acting gp any such cravat to the 'Rev. ttentleinan himself, aid he disclaimed * .._; again before their Lordship. He thought lie was ststr* bound to assign any reason le /the ma be de be had ?! it his ditty to adopt, beaus* a diedilivairy pine • was tested in his., which he had Wieteised to the halt ' of his jndgent. It *at true that he might eft t bhp ' it be did, it irks the faith Of his bead, sill alit bit ' heart. As to the charge of having refused to invent: ph, be could state, that so far item that wig as ' 4 case, be had taken the utmost paint to ialimitishieelt • ' He had received written letters, it was true: tail if they were eat attended to, it was beta* . sliet with Only orte eteeption, the writers wets et hikihthe to • him. • He had received other letters Mai those he . e haw, which corroborated what h been Mated to Mit • .thileyawa ; and it wait a • Lie het, flat 164 theist. Clergyakis who had si the hotline:defy, se; ' sand hire afterwArth that bad so klittlrfear ttr the waiter when they MEW their simeatores, aid that they wk re now delimit° withdfave them ; so _teal the 14110111ioalah would base fillet hill 11 he N We Lied enal the feetinsovials a neerilendin Hose w ,o aped them, '. 'o* the tad vidmil vela peeps tuition, aml east, if be ad as le became a party to as set 4 science, be could not were. •hat the party, if unjustly of redeem ; bet he would beg remedy is the Courts below. Grow tirades mate tt da more Rouse; bat be lehrved it so Lori bud thought it strange Peeved tie helm this batik Y km ire* allowe3 was *cm a WV:ltt Of feting - wu eeetiestfebbitteepted to be blood el be 1 081 ` 118, bY all "' Lid the a:Z(4W; Iwo de, ere se °ton foltheeovto oelt im r w r .I . l=elne reWillit uree' tattoo Imo to toile pi bore ; obi wises they law the tellontlog wore es the Pattenetrrtoos r tre liss Z li g ar. ri. higr 4 z...mai• -"'" 4 / 0 4 4 MAMMY snowed b St. ors Me lleilestes mho any Act of Pal titehledbite_ Rho", entersi to be vonito everrithent• h e ille t 4. 4 14/11 ; Watt,; 011 ta- December, 1019. H 7 Iltr s gh mag. _ ; Zmonlett. of bola, a warn to ; FM., Pm owlets that the late V emit Co. 1 Yenemtb ;" Pfir led• Dna, aW. ike. •e:szry, flee old 1 ZiA to trotted at ' A repta:.l the slgaist r ; btt his ides • 16. lints. Ito it In 44 peps. Felon is .3 id se *still& f set of triad" rote. It had dealt *Ph, leg to say, that ligNr" 4 bow , who' re to the dabs!: orilhV so he the net. p that, after INNIS' • k resdset, dislodge', to reale bit oilmey fedtng teftl f anbe MIL -" • •1