The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-01 00:00:00

tiro•nr*.: TWO DESPERATR FOOTPADS T.►kKN. On Ts:yearly last, Hall. she Aker of Union•hall, tiring occasion to visit Easel on special business, 4.11.41 at the Green Man. Natestoke, neer Romford. where he learnt this a poor lohooring man about 64* pan of age, named William Gentry, who had been id visit • ploughing match near that place, was on kis return home the preceding day knocked down sod harbaroesly treated, sad rohhed of Pa. all the money tw had in the world. Hall, on making fur. ther ensieiry, leered that the man who was suspected VIII a meat desperate ebe►acter, and dreaded by all the ntighboukhood, where he was well known to have committed 11111611! robberies. Hall, netwith. standing the account hi had heard of ibis formidable depredator, determined to go in parish of him single-handed ; and (meth* information be received, hest his comae towards Pilgrim-batch. near Brent wood, where by foxed and apprehended John Finclunn, alias Caokry, alias Buggy, and took hie before the Reg. CAAIII.I3 Tuwsas, of Brentwood, where he was idenilbral for the robbery, and folly comm i t t e d for trial to she Genet, Jail at Chelmsford, et she neat Moises. Oa Flocbaio's essminailen, it star discovered that be bad an orcomplice in the rob. be►c, whose name was John Guy; on which Hell immmlisorly went in perish of him, end succeeded im seprobending him the saw evening at Colley. green. when, on taking him before Mr. Townes, he was admitted by him as an evidence for the Crown against Fincham, and comenited to Chelmsford Bride. well until the A.siaes. On further enquiry made by Hall, and from the confession made by Finches's, it appented the Prisoner Finches bad committed up wards of twenty robberies le that pert of the county within shelties sin mouths: among ethers that he had robbed was Mr. Nash. tie master of Natestoke ireekbessf, lately, of bi. on the I.liliway. A rood oiling match for a silver cop and cover take, plea tsuatortow, between Nor Geuttmea's Nibs' boats, front Hotelydown to Woolwich Retch, aid back. A boy, weep yeses of age, in the tows of Weser, in Crummy, playing one day with his sister of foes years old, was alarmed by the cry of same men she were in pursuit of a mad deg. The child soddenly loathes's rouad him, saw the dog raining toward, him; hut, inmost, of making his escape, be took off his coat, and vorappiog it round his arm, he hoidly faced the dog, and holding out the arm covered with the coat, the animal attacked it, and ossified the coat till the men came op, who being arrord with dabs, killed the deg. The men reproachfully asked the boy why he did net run and acrid the deg, which be could so easily have done. ins, said the little hero, l could have run from the doe, bet if I bad, be woel.l bay, washed any rimer. rrorect her, t h ere f ore , I t h o u g ht o f .4.0'1 him my coat, which be might terse at till yr.: should come op mod kill Aim. The men, as they might, first admired his coo. elite is fsciag the dog; but they were the more asto nished at the ptedesoce sod firmness of mind dis covered by this phenomenon. Th. conduct of Ibis %voodooist child furnishes a useful hint to persons of more mates• age, is protectieg them/elm hem tile smacks of a toad dog. DIMMITUL Swictor..—The wife of • tradesmen. at Ilirmieglamo, on Tiorrosley womoing,haring • dispute with her hasbaod at baeskfaw, wised a knife, sad sailer stabbing herself in the throat, eat a deelinct- Woo is *Beside of her neck, which divided the wind pipe; and she died the following day. Saturday morning the body of a respectable look. Ina yawn men was found is the River Thames, near the Lord Wellington, Woolwich ; he wore a new hien cloth coat with gilt bottom, a tool kerseysstere waistcost, drab berseyntere breeches, light shoes, white stockings, and as eye.glau attached to his waistcoat; tome was a rope tied rooted hi wrist with a seven pound weight attached to it; nis name is not known. In his pockets be hail two pocket handier chiefs, a pair of gloves, thirteen shillings is silver, and a razor with tie ism of Collins scraped on the handle of it. . . -...-., A strives accident occurred yesterday, Is Grosse. nor-plate, to Mrs. Lawton. of Doves-street. During the battle as Taitersal'", Mrs. L.'s coachmen, who was driving her rfiariat, is. fleeting another carriage got his 'Leek in eons-et slob a coal-cart, which sverlorited him. Mrs. I. who mat in the carriage with twit other ironer, was leverety bruised; she wet conveyed to a neighbosring surgeon's in • senseless state. Another of the ladies bad her face cut by the glass. A girl, eleven years of age, named Emma King, deoghter of a man who keeps a anal-shed in Edward street, itotherbittio„ bung herself yesterday morning, and was not discovered till apparently dead. A est eems was sent for, and by persisting for nearly tw• boors is lbe miens recommended in rases of ass. pearled animation, she was restored to life. A singular circumstance lately accrued at Parley Abbey, near Derby. The laundry-maid spread oat in an open drylag.grotind, among other things, bee yards of narrow :ewe msslin, in two pieces. Is a short time she missed them, at.d hauled for them is vain. Two days afterward', along with many other articles, she laW out live yards of lace, in lite separate pieces, thew sloe sees disappeared, sod every en quiry made for Them, but they vapid not be feared. Fear days after this, • labourer saw some thing white hanging out of a thrice-cock's nest, at the distance of 90 yards from the drying-ground, end having beard of the loos of the lace, *c. he took dews the nest, and the lees and lace were found within it, besurifelly interwoven, and (wilted among the twigs, se as to form a complete lining. In the man's eagerness to ',cover the lost 'mkt's, Ike west, which was a real curiosity, was, nnfortanately, polled In pieces, and the whole ten Lards were taken out uninjured and . unsoiled.— (A'aringAirss Jeered; Arty '29.) 'There are, at this time living together, in the pa- OA of lietighton, near Dover, two brothers and a sister, of the name of Bromley, whose united ages aninont to 478 years ; one of the as being 9s, the weft 94, sad the female 90. A few evenings mists, Mr. Wallis, of Falwell, on Lk worn frnm Newbury-market, was robbed by a fnotpad of 9til. The robber caused the country to lanadon road, and mounted a stage-coach, then a•ri..E. W , however, traced Ilia, and be sus tahended at liasiogstrrhor D:: RLI N POLICF- Men Oreice.—biouday, two yoong mon were brought before the sitting Magistrate clung...l by their father sod mother with continually robbing them of every si.ecin of property Obey could ley their hands on. The poor father is s cripple, and nme to the office supported by • pair of winnow, whiffs he is seder the necessity of continually asing. Th► nor retie, of tin unhappy parents war truly S heeling, and periled the cnspa..ino of the Magistrate. sail one or two other Gentlemen who happeued to be won't it the time. Tie sous appestai, to be tooth nifty's: with their distror, sod mode 11?1‘111 prolniell of, macadam', We Irost with aiststiiy. salt Ceollitintb Nary Oleatrioribeeing in her possession • tiesa. shy of Prhilwaealicovvresomed to be stolen, was nu mended for farther essmiontion. Mowrits:it-resift Otrics.—Pa trick Dense was brought before the sitting Magistrate. charged 'with having berglerimuly entered the shop of Mr. Hart ford, boot sod shoo.oraker, in Hollon.street, end stealingiherroet s qoanlity of boots and shoos, his property. It rpPoored that Mr. Hartford's shop had been entered et a very early boor yesterday ( fees ' day), and a member of boots sod ahem steams there. mot. Poore-officer, Duly of the Head Mice. passing th;oogh frisry's-lame about noon, happened to see one Dens, whom character he knew to be notorisea and missaotorioes, seas mew boots in a cellar, upon whisk he took him into custody opens easpkion of having stolen them. Mr. Hartford soon after came to Nfonteath.street Oleo, when Davis had taken hie prisoner, sod ots essminntion Identified the boots found on Dann to be part.of the articles stolen from his shop that /aerobes. Informalities sera laid against him, and he was fully committed for trial at , the So.sinns. _ ST. JAND . II•STIZET.—On Taaaday last T. neey was summoned to appear before the Divisional Md. alttrato for Divides No. 6, to answer the compleitil of -- Maidgen, sod show nese why he, en tbe 14th of kferch tat, at the Inwood lock of the Grand Canal, in Ihisfetrossid Divides, did sell spirithoes liquors by retail, without hada; a licence then is force, to aosbollie hiss le do so, cont r ary to th e Astute Its th at cane made and pro vided, and to bring and produce his liana, if eny sods be had, for sorb sale. The nose Wog called em by Alderman A Beam', the Sittig Magistrate, two Kneen Mors appear. ed to carry ma the promotive, end Thomas Tracy, ebe Defeodaut, by LIOTAILD 111•Nicz.v, Esq. hie Counsel. Owe of the Itemise Officers demanded Tracy to produce his licence. Mr. M'Nett.t.lr answered for him- 44 Re hes none on produce. Ills defence Is, that ha never sold spi. ritenes liquors: it lies on you to price he did." James Manio' was then produced, swore, end deposed o. oath, thee on the 14111 of March last, being trey meth fatigued, he snot into the house of the Defendant, Thome Tracy. Ile called fur half a ntagin of whiskey, snd drank it ; called fora mend half noggin end drink it, and game Thomas Tracy a tenpenny bask tikes in payment. Ida sat is the house abort ao hour, end then woad sway. Crn.i.examined by Mr. M . NALLT.+The witness snore be wos not ill on the rifts of March, nor did be pretend to be ill. Ile did not COMP In qeisertni, Of if aguish. Ile did not ask for a little in ; the whiskey was not sent out fot—lt was taken from a small jar io • boa. Ile never beard the knew was afterwards searched, and no tipirittrous liquors found. lie did not go into the house with a precious latent to entrap the on ner, and then so prosecute him. He prosecuted in rapretation of receiving a portion of whatever fine should be laid on the Defendant Tracy. Ni) other witness was rltainissed for the proaocution. Mr. M I NALLY.— t yin NOW calla WllllO9llO prate that the informer Ms sworn false iu miry fart helms sworn. A yoseg girl of sixteen was then prodeced, when the Reunite-Wien said he hoped the Magis trate would not cumin. such a witneu. Mr. ht‘Naccv —Let her be eismlned as to her notions of religion, and to her belief in (store re wards and penlshnients. Alderman Altman eiantinal her—She said she was a Roman Catholic west to Chap►l frequently, and was there a short time ago. She knew that tat. jolt a fake oath was a very bad set, and that had acts brosaht people's souls to belt. rie Alderman ordered her to be esamined. . Mr. SPNALLT.—In whose service do pie live? In Mr Tracy's.—How Inns hale yea lived with him? !since I was an infant.— Did you ever see spiriteoes liqoora sold in the how, by himself, his, wife, or any other porton ? Never.—Did ►nu ever see that men at Trac)'s keine ? I did.—When ? On a Sun day in last March.—Give en account if what then passed. lie came in trembling, his hands shaking this Mae, wild he was weak, sod asked for a little tea. The MiSlfl.l3 mid she bad tee, but no sugar. The mar then gut the witness a teopeany to boy whis key, et a pahlic-bowie near she barracks, add the Wilms gave her money to bey some sugar. She bought both ; the man drank tea and drastic the whiskey. She saw no jar or bottle taken from a boa. The house was afterwards searched, and no jars or spirituous liquors were (Deed, and she was positive theta were none In the bowie. She wee positive to the person of Manlcan. the Informer. Alderman Ancmen.—Dischssge the Informatioe, and of coarse the Defendant. He observed, that the complaint came very long after the date of the of fence as charged —.lodgment for the Defendant. A gang of robbers has been discovered in the town of Mallow ; they had planned the robbery of moat of the gentlemen's seats in that neighboerbeed, and most fortunately were detected in sufficient time to frostrate their evil designs—some fire-arms were foetid with the.. POLICR. --wet.-- MILITARY OUTRAGE. .- QUtt.l-141VARL—Aiallheat Rctlintiaad. a rivals in the first battalion first regiment of Foot Girard', was on Saturday charged with wounding P. Petrone des perately with a bayonet. Paterson is a jnorneysnan baker nut of plea. and on Friday morning he was at hoes. of call in Long-arre. where a master baker applied, and sent him for some yeast to Pimlico. Ile accordingly pissed throegb Spring-garden-gate with his bucket, *khan* the sentinel !hero taking notice; but when he came to Beckingham-gate, he was g • g through on the carriage -road, when he heard the aentinel call out. Ile understood him to say, he most tint piss that way..but thrrsegh the wicket it the side; land h., in compliance, stepped off the carriage. rood, end peered thrno‘h et the side. The rent,nel followed, and without saying another word, stabbed hirwits the heck 1 The blood flowed, and aorta pro.' p i e l ee k him to the Weetnainmer Infitmery, where it was frond shut lb. Intyonet bed penetrated about three quarters of an inch, neer the spine. Tha snood wes dressed, and incurination givers at this office. The 'Adler% name, however. was net attertrtsin.d, hot Ibe bisaistrste granted • warrant, which was eiten to an officer. - He went to Pitmen Barracks, where be iftscovered that tl•fe Prisoner w as t h e tass:wko bad been on the post at the time, sad he took Min into restoJs. In doffing*. ovi p.i_ sower said, be had received orders from Els c ar .,;„ to prevoot say peruse gibing through the woo dish a lead; he told tile• baker be could net pass mitt) his bucket, bet he became abscise ; in consegeolice which he felt it his duty to attempt to compel him i n stop, es be was boned, whilst sett.• shim, to ills.v the ord►rs of sir eeninsaniling el6cor.—The M naves cewsered the casidort of thesoldier in very severe terms, and directed the baker to ladies hiss st to. present Sessions. Ile .s ibm' delivered titer to the ',vinyls else attended, in order to he sari hy military law. if he bad eaceeded the orders Ee ree►iad.—Tbs baker &Weld iedilit w soder lard Elleobereegles Act. Dait.oll/11.1..—M0a.d..t David Ilredley and ileory ma new empleyed as soc.nragrn at ihr flew enesweanwi, were brweilw up In Dangle♦, she ramases beeper slug prima. wars ►tapped thrift ow then essegag a and ppm Awls of throe s shin, ressmisieu see qiisils'er - vpirits le envoy f.r their condors. they .tai./ than sent al she Pll-are, en peered a few farads to pay slaw a rink. sad bad emp dyed she* we pr.neee ilte lionana to quell Som. They were rock c evicted us the pea of 10. but heist tlatsMe in pay 11* same, they acre sennwored is. tee s.ees►e hard lamer is B. i&well. J Cooplllrail was charged by J. erawituto, o printer. , s. the ereideyesees af Mr. Napier, ad Pateneaster.rote, tolth I se tot. lowing robbery: — The Prwe oho. Wird at the how of • ale. Idosoke. h Ito heididhysmayw. see t. she sighs she robbery. the Pewees, being shut nal of hi. as ap.srieseass. 'Weise/ a hell 11r... fie twee so the fallawiou s=nail as aa ardy Isaac Ord ...111% yaw r a taw, to she dam s.f hi. sa-se drowsy Irljr. I feet. pas OD Ile whale isf his sl ehri. la weer ..hoar a 1...., them mil be little of =make ia the trialaellalidle ew ,lad away " hie sewn dada." wakh were eirafrord so he '• tether shabby." l• edditices. he met with him I.ar sour erasers Mel e e shees."l : . `: " ... Pr"" a ler 's ? dressed es Ihr dohs . of Me. I.;sossesaoyaadi beteg 'weaselly Mite/ 1a Birwfirld. he us. serored. %nor &Skates trial ..[ S. miss elemoselisos sere too It wit him. 801 vo OW es audit s tido o• Monday. ha •we the saturant are pabiabwra of the Proust t... The P. h. vet wag empeakted Abe trial. How-n LT —lf•ad Slosh Rissg amartiheedeh . 1111 1 , 1.1• ties heft** par IC .tharead ebb thearlhit Me wile. several articles at tila. r plate. asAl *bee r. pets., ie. Iraqis% he Mr. Tie. Sten*. lard • the dof 1111• eabbeliftwe, e. liattettabeek•hill. Ifeetere•rml, with vise ohs nit...et lived as lIIITYBI. Is appear. dies is 4 same., she Peaseetawe wafted th. I. our, *PIA he teas pswitsve was isle to hi. borsoos.• Friday. The Prosser* blames, wareettedy end a. Ed•airl Wsie.a. • tae-solo.. rem, ab 45 • ' earth observed her psi isworiblos lose her or metes rad he eserolrettaK it t.s he part so the otoiess pe•pesty. *lard her !girt st wit .e her ..ash. • bee she !c.i.f. d a..l bit hts Over. to sits% a I\llb. see that be was Mated diasbkd s e..wrrerel. peremeeed, wed gat II art of her ai.•lo.—Stie • oss •n• missed f.eStiaL TIIE STATESMAN. 1R LAND. THE I,ISIALLATION. Dtmt.tw, MAT 28 —The ceremony look plies yesterday, and was a spectacle of great grandeur.— At an early hour those parts of the Cathedral allot. tell to company were crooded with rank, fashion, sod beauty; the Gentlemen in Court costume, Ike Ladies in rich and beautiful attire, forming altogether one of the most brilliant assem►lages we ever behold. The windows In the different streets through which the procession was to pass, likewise displayed mock of the beauty and fashion of the metropolis, being chiefly occupied by very elegantly dressed females, whose gay app►arence added greatly to the splendour of the scene. The throng beneath defied compete. Hon: It wined as if Dublin had poured forth all its inhabitants on the occasion ; soon offer Ohle o'clock it became impossible to break a passage through the crowd. The Words were limed wish military, from the Coale In the 'vat gate of the Cathedral. The Knights I'l,llBllrd were—The Marge% of The. mond. the Margot' of Stir, the Earl of Earllan k., and the Earl of Longford. The only installed Knight in the procession I. the Cathedral was Eget O'Neill. In Ilse rear of the in stallation arrangement moved the Countess of Talbot with her suite, occupying seven! carriages; the Duke and Duchess of Leinster, the Martinis and Nee- Aimless of Downhire, the Marchioness of Sligo, the Cnontesa of Clatitick•rtle, Sir Edward and Lady Baker, fwdy Allen, Lady Forbes, kr. all in heed some equipages, end adding greatly to the elect of the scene. The day was, on the whole, very favour able to the procession. Yewetilay evening her EsteHenry gale • grand &lI to the knights, Esquires. and Offscra, who at tended in their robes and Inesnatio. drones. _ A few days since bis Majesty's armed brig Sham. rock cast seeker ender the shelter of the New Pier. at Dunteary, le which station she amassed through the whole of the night in perfect secerity—altheogh the weather was 00000 ally boisterous. If "Itch be the happy consequences reselling from this great na. tinsel 'fracture, in its present imperfect state. what advantages may be looked for from Nuke their's. work shall be accomplished, puissant Is the arca. tees noble and 4.111,11.411! plan I Coss, MAT 22.—0 n Wednesday emitting the De• put, Water Raiff, Mr. Becher, attends] by a cos stable, boarded off the Sovereign's blasts, off Kis sale, the brig James Fitspatrick, bowel for Phile delphia,which had left this portals the pined* eves- I log, in search at a person of the newts of Twomey, who bad stied as tythe.peoctor to tbf Rev. Mr. I Beaufort, of Clops., and hid eloped reveal days : ago with a tom of upwards of '!tent. partly belong-I leg to that Cotitlearieu, and partly football, by whom be bad been conAdeotially employed. After e dili• 1 gent search, he was foetid concealed in the coal. scuttle ; bet considerable risk and illicitly were . countered in taking him esker', as the other pawn. j ern OPPIDOVI it j sod it was not till the Captain bad I threatened to run the vessel into Kinsale that they desisted from resistance, and 'offered Twomey to be I pot into the best which was alongside, in order to be carried ashore. This, however, was at letteth ef. fected, end the Primmer conducted to the comity jail ; bat, we uodmtend, the capture of the man is not likely to lead to a recovery of the property, as 1 that was hindmost to his wife, who wee so !stolid, bet egaiust whom there was no warrant, sad she proceeded on the voyage. Such are the particulars we have learned of ibis transaction, of the cumi n's, of which we have reason to he assured. In the coerce of last week a Cletk in the employ. woe of en vatesteive corn.hoese, lately established in this city, eloped from Its service with a consider. able sem of mosey. Honesty and gratitude wet* equally violated by this desertion, as not only the fegiiiva himself, but his father, had been objects of the bounty of those he plandeted, the latter bovine been also formerly in their service; and latterly, in couseqoesice of aid ego, was receiving proofs of their generosity. There is nu doubt of the mono having escaped to Aseptic+ in one of the many vessels which EATS lately sailed for sums port in the Coital States. Yesterday the Common Council of this City de. I liberated open as application made to them by the Dean and Chapter of Cork, that they woul.l grant the Castle of Blackrock for a Church, the result of whirls was that the application we, refused. WaTaaeoal), Mat Y4.- 11 's , are "HI 1 ° awe that ibis city continues perfectly tranquil. Two of the moat prominent actors in the late Wig but disuse*. ful scenes of turbelence were yesterday convicted. on the cl t testimony, before the Deputy Mayne and Deputy Recorder, at an adjournment of the Quarter Sessions for the Cal.—Mick/al Carberry, • young led, of hating been one of the most forward of those who violently smelted Mr. Wright, keeper of the City Jail, while endesvoetiog to secure a men who had been taken in the act of plundering the ahep of MI. J K. While. a baker, on blerwley morning ; mod Pierre Phlox, also a young man, bet an old and notorious offender, of having acted a eery con. api pert amongst the infuriated rabble who so weetettly sad unaccountably attacked the house of T. Jacob, Esq. on the UM* day. In consequence of the interpositien of Mr. Wiled and the Jou, who recommended Carberry to the lenity of the Coed, its consideration of his previous good character, and that of his parents, his punishment, which otherwise would have been mach more severe, was commuted to ore month's imprisonment. Phelan, in obese fa. four no circumstance of mitigation appeared, was serntenced to three months' imprisonment ; to stand lin the I.llitory for two hours this day, and for two hours more on Satertley nest. OLD BAILEY, MIT 31. rm. int..lsavin berm firs d the (UMW .1m wing We. mod Chau Crewier. Que., ea woo. opla , tart Soh's* oat. ...o • E a.rei. gaoler roue el Ike M ~.• *Sr cowbell 1.. fbo owl NNW Ira. os. the idle of Mow* th bu ol urn yob * she torn. The lodic irt'ryb d that lie % stolen Sad o. sot*. hell, of etch iny.. pad r reeirci.kr, io asoitt of woes thriersod pow.* end apwords. the Noyes) sio A. Lerheherr, Tour. F ..or,. ashen, •.I nuttnfre, olefl se OW direllirsio..ore at hdword Y.ln. of Putt aroll 111 , " The loarri. is say be r e rah. red. wa islokassito the broth% hig...hoor of Sir W. Costa, Mom sod Mr ALLOY, on thr part* Os Pear . . elm. wade a mein go fhtC•ouri, ',waded 'op..* mffilLif it, p *Wee lbe tout of I Ihr Prim/Mr. till the set► Prih...s. The prixiy4l anotrd► Ise oil.tast use, the ailmeoao .4 a omit Wupwawst w Sas. isowd _ . •1 h 7 COSIIPPOI weal ibe opressilir “Irprortedl , R with lAe 1.1..1 l bwi lam ltin, of.et woe diatirooft ascot" d a. lir . wortmi, ead 1.0 Prie.wrs were embracedlW seas Oft - . A vemg WINDSO of as lotertoco sppeasame m Charged wkh denim' • scarf, velem ISt. he the tug ! Ireset ihiewitr.per r e. 11.1 here. Thweirsiltere was 'gullet her. Slit was she wryest of a respectelde saliedese w .he atege.boarbmot al Iliaark-arsort, awl Ma bete oat ,es .1 sa err,,ed when Ow itosaiso. Abet robbery. A grow mem, reepeefttste wilarsusi gate tit RF mom act threader. owl aeon them were he. mom. and Mlruerr. who declared their sorban* ta sake her es..ela ioo ihriteiervine. The Jar, (mad torgatil, and Omits rellamilmaded her I* merry. The Nrcuabaa laird ,be Poisoner les i onl aelered.bio to be gime up to ee l mistress. The Primes r wor twoogin lea Coot, ..,parted by tag Turekeys, and a chair ••• poet/Mei for her. Ihrjeas the whale time see sae drsielfely Mime* and b pt her face toured wish her haiedAerr bed. Jobe Carlow was tadkieet fee oselawfally is ing with eat Margaret litaess. forwor wile, lylf lb beeT Tee iii . against she Primer( WHIN that to the mosath et heidember. MS. he Om Warned is Ose Rtiaabdb kattesol. at the riseseie of hi. Mao ).le.htfiewit. Oei the $1 Fells u..rt, In she pers.-of star. be was agate mairsed I. M ergi M , ret Everts. at assr.sh charelf of St. Pancras. The reprice!' of Mem tire we Sin were pat to, and lbe 1111164.Wii4iNgf a the P.Uoiser presed. Tom of his farmer ode, Elisabeth Fathead. war • • .itched, a. was atop tht (Mt ef her being Mil aloe at the lisleaf the Prketeres comesitood. The rtereautaisere comorsed with she woad sanitize were a lode Poplar. Mit hoses. it appeased, e'en a... restyled le resat pe..pent , bait nos • rain dot, atom sea reessiebs pridnoli IY lbr sosiriap. eserfelentally rori •leb she Pel-asser la the stems. Mr warred her She memo's of hie sealsreita, write* a't. r owe hesiteutese she armoire. Ile beerineariell bre a eret.htes able dise...ee 5., her le,op, hotowleg epees lag Oa IMORMI NMI* sitieli risaphivreil, poressnlea. eoliersturi is me Mr. awn. et Luck. N 'mete...he gee cid ..e • loportesifirs, wade a premier Is wet hi" hut toted 1.1 &sn it Ai. Clouse, Insitertr, again threw hiss ie her eel, mil am esequesimaste olieset impereepiet , ly atone heiviero 'bro. shin., afire • esseetship a 1 Death ueseths,reekhl le lair r ai refined so adrawase her soy perly, preenisieg, 'weever, le steam so Is her seivideinf is else may lb Which lire holier& sheald e.whect Isheakif. Aber re. ',dog solo I.er ember were ONO sane Seek.. bet see goes a fill leory.esems," be 1.41 her ose Mi. toiling with bin Per saleal•le watch. aid premising tee retire In 11w. he weer My Ma ether maids, hoarser, tong be was aim he. note* $ hot is she woe ear she hid kortsed a.f hl. !Winer useeriNge, eel of t:re enslaver of his keels' sift. Hee watch, Ohitte it owe' nut he had gives le omit ethyl maw. is wham be was =L im toss, wo. 'rower woe after his apprehensive. 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