The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

he Ur. Pang. Ora see Miioosi tinny dais between ,seeing hits Inlet dco min here? e . Drew ap tW ohjeCg erb to this geestion, as not arising of thrs-ezinnigedon. o r , said he would ,t it in another shape. NI T ot astirerse Stith bl p ared tbe first time you SSW aftet wring hm at Veice ?—Ye Whore bad you i the - eon n reritation that you speak or vi a g o io/ei?—Since he came to England. tmhAessce of this witness iris hers closes ( , as& the Hesse at fire o'clock kljuurned until to-morrow. 'RICE OF STOCKS tfill pi Stock g F ir CNA Red. Ali Ira 67le si peVat TT 714 77 re Coo NI 07 rr Ct. Ni t ro 10314 Leaf Am. IS I-I6 IS - lap. 3 per Cast. Mut. tri bAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. India Stock bitiO liottdo lls. Old A:snuffle* Ex. Bilis ed. 3s. Ss. rm. Ditto Cos. (Imolai% Coo. tor October Odd Lott. Ttekots 1110 M WATER AT T.ONDON BRIDGE To-swans* Morning, $6 sin. after 7.—grealug. A sin. after y, • Abtatuintan. SIM= IiTAMIIIAN " t INCOUPOIIiati Wlllll a TUB LONDON: gnivosirtal WriMo4o; ftmosl 30, 19?.0. We have received Paris Papers to Sdnday. They (Annie Ball else than an account of the prOmedlngs, in our Hove of Lords. From Niples we learn that decrees have been inned for the organisatioa of the provincial militia, and the guard of nutty ; and that the Duke de GALLO had been appointed Ainhasador Ectraordimary from them:* to the Conn of Vienna, and the Prince de Cidlync. Minister Plenipotontiary to that of London. In Spain, tie Cortes hare been or espied is establishing a national militia. in which all Spaniards, from the age of eighteen to fifty, (with some exceptions that are poiuted out) are required to servo. Pesch Funds, Five per Cent. 7SL 35c. Extraet'of a loner from the Liarannah, July 1:-- a We are ,quietly choosing oar Representatives here, and the citioens are now all armed, and pretty well trained. Patrol duty is performed every night, althou.gh we have 6,000 troops here of the army, 'part of whom 1 with away. The people are yet children in politics. Should the Government change in Spain, this island will maintain her independence. We ate -apprehensive of some disturbances in Mexico, • eameraing the proclainsing of the Constitution. The *..reset arising from depression of commerce have niched us here. Produce has fallen, and philters, Men at the present rate, cannot find purchasers their- crops; and merchants cannot, consequently, paresdata of their debts from the planters. Confidence Is, wetly 'lest, and many lsounre ime• iiimi Made considerable shipments to Europe last par." The prextslings of the House of Lords yesterday 'corresponded with our expectations. Front the salted Circe of argament and eloquence employed so skilful ofi Nlontlity, by her MAJZSTT . S Counsel, and frost the impression it bad visibly made on the winds of several of the leading Ministers, we did not hesitate to ex-, press, at an early hour, our anticipation of the result of the debate. The division has appeared to our cote's poraries surprising; sad it is doubtless singular to find the Prime Minister and the President of the Council cli , nutty opposed, upon an iinportant topic, to the Lou Cn (Net Lim*. Rut rare as an occurrence of this kind is, and rare)! as Ministers evince such candour as l was manifested by Lord Ltraaroot and Lesel, Haaaowsr, it would bare been more extraordinary still if the LORD COANCTLLOR had renounced his prepossessions on the subject in dispute. The soundest faculties may be warped by professional habits t and forms and precedents reader stabborn and **tractable h . Did yes net balm the tams of the pentane who egtale ~ AM112•40.1...- is* yes --itita. t it oldally ewe ?-4 , linew the muses of three. 1 Remises have been .in its F.dinborell from e attached le the Antic land expedition. deed ... Ave you lived with them gate yes hoe to England/ Ir tiliallis a t mach tee rev wore in e0n '.....1 buy. I s . .. The cold Where?-1 4641 know the pine. sear this. ! wee volgeetege o the , liiiiat or * aim 3ant signed your slepasities, hate Yon had say low bale heAititXt7r., weather ~_. net it WWI let at OW w 'W`' ImfteiermatiOn with "ay one khan toslay, about what yea ?be rtreys bided witb flolcot elleilleM MO to say here ?—No, with no ewe. I Partlielarly treat lll P ti "tt iiiry lap- eiet,:estakie hub , ,Mare you spokes with aoymment the subject slice gee beentiit wattle Joie mid boffaloe from the was dig . billt Milo ?—Nehody. I there tree milialre4ol:Xesfeibita Ist :she marina .they . :phased : Wen yes 'employed by the Princess of Wales to nab I ecali P lell ' . • I V IP I III ISP re r ea I I. abs 11 "dil a ttIl l .- . - aas Poop de 7 4 5 e. • sieftalloted Inv* the Sllo66inteat?—No ; I was told by the archiseet, lkorobae, i whole was te - Di m 1 1, z tud t m i, t ~ el . • grea . le some end work at the Prioress's. • . progress le prel: hal . 0 to the gr eat dia. .. le: Row many times have you seen Rostelli sloe, the year lance to the TAW*" nano , * olhatoot Itio pr•laahla that .. UN ?-1 sever hare seen him since he came to speak II walthitall. " l.tbe St i " * **arise " alla m ate * l° ... make any very anteeilee. survey et the meat ; Aug that ... ir me. • • they would haste to,rokirt.to'thareellboural deritwthe • . The witness was then ordered to withdraw, and was p poising snout s 40 it T o• I spOstaio where the wp f li dlititeted from the Bar ; but was shortly afterwards I take up 'their rt=o,tithey conlargain nointillagpc ineUlled for the purpose of answering setae loissiels pet of the twootrr the Emits efihe fee treders. . 1 officers of the fltdimapt's Bay end North West Com= ',by the the Solieitor•Olmoral. TOO! 4 11 " 1 " 4 61 P° " : had phindatitib to• ON patty' - {Edfit every . 0 . . . . 1 Ceerseer.) - • • . •,._ SoUctroa-Gattaltet..—Look at this Oentitemita?-• ... AN •.% , 4 p The witnewi at:cordial& surveyed some person stealing . ' ItleillWitety's *Wee tothe /Waimea from Beidpv:t: Itatween him anal the Solicitor Deneral. I "it ;Wean one lvent batiefinclion to find that the wet ,. .SoLtcProa-Onsaaat..—Do you remember that Gentle- : thy lohibitilite bribe Soreagh of IrWp?rtire 'went paan's asking you any questions on the subject of what I deafly attaihialeilietreatinteresta of • thew Qum*. and • .you were to say here a fevi days ago? . . I that they so feeling! derlore the bow. ead.s• Irarmlp . p Mr. fliocenem.-1 humbly beg leap to lay befit"' deprecate the indignities I have experieaced. • .rear Lordships my hunebtersbjeetwm to tiara gMap of oot p I "At aIIII obi mot fislo usually. i s 'l2° end, mar slides' on the part of toy Learned Friedd. la the crow dude own.pirjoela end thee* their ova liallalara;i• until etemination of this *hake he swears positively gnat be lit will be so in tie present instal:mit and that ear rhniiph • hisilstrer been examined, and that he has never spoken 1 over my enarilisirallil.beatacksittod by the raitor irfth • • to any one even in conversation en thii subject, since his wilkk 1 beta beltirrePlW ted examination at Milan. After his cross-exanainstion is "In presuming to sit in judgreeet on My cowgirl:4o: finished. and the witness taken away, my Learned Friend to qualtiell Ay PIKSI fitness for the high Italic)* which' • puts up this Oentlemna. and leads his own witness to I occupy, the House of 'Lunt. have begun to iostitete te oentradict himself, by askinghits " have you not been precedent, that may, sooner or later, be attended with , asked some apestion by this - Gentlem an.? the most momentous comenrieuess. If the question of • 'he Lome c MANCP.LLOR said. the proper way would he to moral fitness-be applisable to a been Consort. wht• may rise the former questions and answers of the witness over. it not heteafter be applied to the Monarch npon the lamas intimated, that the short-hand writer bad seat sway riven.? Some felon House of _lords, following the • W metes to be petaled. righteous example which the present has set, of a moral Lord Ilanaowav took that opportunity of elpiervlatt, that much inaccuracy erept Into the report of the Mamie, a inqaisition into-the life of their Queen , may. in its wise • Join, determine to wrest the sceptre from sift. King wh this case, Is conseqeeeee of the great rapidity with which the notes were takes. and sent to Press witheer even a reel- is not ' , gems pattern of soberness, (+lOl4. and god the dotes notes of the short-band writer were, be believed, linens. Bat. 'is those who meow the office of moral se▪ at of every half hour. lie suggested to their Lordships censors ought themselves to be exemplary for evert sir the expediency of having more short-band writers eeeptelnd tue, perhaps. the people may hereafter step in and in ea an occasion of this importance. •• • - whether the inquisitors themoelves can oodnre the meal The anascreee-Usesaaa replied to the tried ordeal of a similar impsisition ? If be only. who is with by Mr. Broagham. lie thought he was peefh asterett!it I oat sin, is to cast the first stone. inay it not he a raligi• to pet a quail*n to the witness in order to direct his moutesy out duty in me to invoke the mercy of a Higher Power to a particular fact, and then to pet over again a qesstkle upont h at tribunal which, i t , my caul i s „ 94 .,.,,.0 ) . eT . whkb bad ba " alread y put by his learned Fria" of the ercising the Incongruous frinctioni it the Accuser, the other aide. Mr.Becicanalt did sot object to it so mach ass immiliti ,f udge, and the Legislator." apellee, as en the score of the irregularity of the pro- It was intimated some time ag• .ta the Queen. On ga eeetY the part of tiovernment, that the holm , 'of the Duke of The li tocterree-Ganeest. said, the answers of the witness Cambridge, in South Amtlerstreet,sheeki be melded alluded to, proceeded from misapprebeesioa. The Loan elf A xert.Lott stated that it was the an - f°e ' her "cePtints ; but IS Irillaftinrsidivirted that mous opinion of the Judges that the witness's former an- some difficulties had arises to prevent the accomplish swern might be read to him, he might then be-asked to ment of the busineos: Her gajedp t :Ili understind. exploits what he meant by them. has given order" he' a letter it be tent to' Col. Stolen. Earl (lase thought there entail be so harm invading son . requesting a peremptory 'answer, and sating her him suggested, but was decidedly of anxiety to getpamession of that house is, because she - feet should be called to his price fixed by the Duke of Cambridge' before It, left answer. rase way of thieltiag as the England, is easy thessaads tem than the IseeW• et spoken. . Lord Cameron, in Ororreeor-equare, which was the far as thelespeemakte-on t Other-in eostsemplallara. settalti Pet tip *dew. '-' - .... the winless to ult.( be Towx MUTING OP Buenas* ee • Aiiistssi iren a og Zr ato Mgr lowoloaolow °I tor.-t.eirNaterieyetta Iftkii a. s. -ge - i vr C y r takabltasts et /rifest Itat illepos -4tt air the 7 tast :-.- tiiiit 110 I" 't . - wee'belst 46 ttorlitotting Hod* 4 turn! Rev, the Queen, _ Mr. Alexander. -The-leoustistas leneeedittelrMied 1a every part; and Mr. Meshed war tailed. to the:ehair. The business of the Meeting was opened by Mr.•l3ac nett in a long and able epee", and the prepaid Ad dress was read by Mr. lawless. After some discestion on the verbal alteratton: suggested by Ms.. Samuel Tucker, Mr. Lawlem addrelsed the Meeting with anti eloquence, and at considerable lairds, in sweetie the objects of the Address, and moved that the Address be sent forward to Sir- P. flOttlett, Mr. Hobbasee, and Ald. Wood, and. that Meta gentlemen he refs stag to present the saute 16 her Majesty at - se early :a day as possible. This motion was wombed'," liteXkia• head. and *labium:mit earriedi to& the thaalekof the Meeting to Mr. Misread fee his diguilied awl paper randuet in the chair, were moved by Me; 111Iaeleld. oalwieled by Mi. S. '{'.char, and aim/. tarried anaal idiously. Then Au, -aceordifg to a list lately patella/44 30 Peers upwards of 70, 14 of whom attended lb, first day. -.The Sari of Sbefloli, who is the °Writ that 111 as attended for some yeas% 'appears, by _the bet, to * Moo reached the Up of M. The Manptis Dag dent far, Pauli bet Vit, THE QUEEN. STA THIlt DAY, Tr• &Teak. .1101/1111 Op,1 0 0111:111, Ave. ho.—(rweLeri Bar;) Prayers were read by the Bishop of Wincheetet. The Peers were then railed over. The ilefeislSets were Lords Roes,.earington, liostney,and Bgemnost. Counsel were then called is .Carlo Baggaioni was called in and sworn. . A. you a native of hair ?—Yes. What is your calling mason. . Were you ever employed u a mason at the Villa . D'Este?—l was. • ' Had you any persons employed under ystt?-1 truths How many had von employed under you at it ?-30. During ant part of the time yea were employed at the Villa D'gste, was the Princess of Wales and Ber gami there?—When 1 went to the Villa D'llste they were there. Did they come to the Villa Dilate while you were there ?—They did. Did you ever see the Princess and Bergarai upon the Lake?-1 have. Was there any boat there ?--There was. Did you ever see them in that have. Alone or not ?—Alone. More than once !—Yes. Did you ever see them together in the garden ?—Yes; alone. Once or oftener?-1 bare seen them more than once bat ones I taw the Princes* im a chair_ silk wheels, aid Bettered poshityr the &W." After you had seen that, did you see any one else is that chair ?—Yes. At the time you saw him pushing the chair, wets ihrp alone ?—They were. Did you see Bergami in the eltale?-1 have. When be was in the chair who pulled it ?-4 l ha Peaces'. Were they at that time alone ?--Yes. Hare vet seen them walking in the garden ?-1 have, several times. Alone ?—Yes. In what manner?—Arm in arm. Have .you seen , that [regionally ?-111ore than three times. De you remember working at a grotto it the garden? —Yes. What work ?-1 was malting a cornice. While you were at work did you hear any one in the room behind ?-1 hate. What did yea heir ?-1 beard sonseitegly come in sell. I pet myself 'laws soder the scallitld to see who it wasp and 1 saw the Princess and Bergamot come in ; there tote two igeres in the room of Adam and Ere, with iyr leaves below the navel, the Princess and Bergami 61%g. ed at the figures. How were the leaves fastened on ?—They were fastened by wires round the figures; the Princess and &ritual moved the leaves aside to see what was underneath. Where were you then ?-1 was behind the pillar eil. the time. Were there figures in the room next to that in which you were at work ?--Tbey were at about the distanced twelve yards. What openiag was there between the rooms?—Here whines describe d the comonanicatiois; there were two At whet _ _4 yon loess through garden 7—Abont half-peat eel bulbs }Wise horr. (this wosid be about baff-peat olaa litifebt aceording to oar ealsolatioa.) When you ewe passing through the garden did yoe me the Prisms sod Bemuse 7—They were not is the garden, bet they were at the bottom of the garde* sitting ma a bassets. Alone 7—Yes. la what character did the isms ge to the dinner?— To perform the part of a physielms. What part did the Queen play 7—That ()reside woman. Cross-ezansinesi by Dr. Loam xaTors. Were yea ever examined before?—Yes, in the year 1818, at lifilan. whom ?—Signor Veresaearti. WI. any one else present ?—lres, but I don't !snow ' Who sent you to Milan ?—The Government seat to 11 must go before the police. llho came to you ?--RastolU. Who was be 7—A Warier, in the Princess's write. What passed between you aad Rastelli ?--11114 told me to go to *llan, by orJer of the Oeistramest. Was that all ?--I say. f camel ge I be sa a lam*. Did 7 Mai fin? lbject thought he ought to be It. ‘versation, it was agreed, that a from the Rae, and kept in _ could answer to the Hoes* that he had not spoken to any person daring his ab sence till the arrival of the notes of the short-bad writer, which were sent for to Essex Street. BARTOLONO MAISANO' was Called in and sworn. Are you a native of Italy t —I am. Whet profession I—A water. Were you ever la the service orate Princess of Woke tae Tes, almost two-mostlia. At the Ville d'Este I—Yes. la what eapacity were you employed ?--As a Director of the garde'. la what year did you COollatate 2—At the ail of the year 1916. Do you know a person of the name of Bergsma f—Yes. Did you ever see hint with the Prioress I—Yeo. Did you kiss him before yea west Weber service 2—Yes. Whet was he I—An esetee-oSeer. In what eireeststasseee was he 7-11* wag poor. How bong was that before yea saw him is Nee service of the Priseessl-1 don't know whoa be 11. st entered the ser vice of the Princess. How long before you saw him in the service of the Prin cess I—About two or three years. have doors. one at each side. Ilse semen to hi'M as seggeatt te nt Whoa they removed the leaves first described by wit- opinion that no particular fad i f ., r sees, what thee did they do ?—Tbey merely talked loge- Wad in order to lead bias to his •" titer. Lord Iguaktrta was of the say , get Did you repotted an eatertalemeat given the following N o ble Lord who had just spoke ence da i lt l es • Lord Ltvaaroot. said. that as Pt !_te that 4 1 1 lasi thrall* the Steel" ? his mind went, the answers of that i tlts I gIUDIU lig tehlg **Neal; 4 14 1 lo i l i g e Apo" ten* is At goblet .. we could met g el Is that part of % Ila 41* .ste ?—Yes, at the mid of the Mnal l , mien" Only to P 1191" garden is a walk, sod there is a plassa at the sod of the any official examination on the relay walk 1 since have seidergone. Ile tl s i te d Oa the night I base mentioned when you were going to asked as to this jsarticalar point that place, as you base told us, she was with you f— After some filter conversati folly Dominic* Bruzzo. the witness shon be taken fro . .1.. At what hoer did yon pass through the garde ?— About the custody of some oar who co , .. th. ~~~ the determination, of the most.ealightesed expounders Did he tell. you what you were to go tollion ler ? He did not, he told me nothiag. . _ - I. — ea - n . 6 ' — the oldes --- tikeer - , ; arra - -- ris' of Mi. MI be bit's of the law. The motion by Lord Haaaowsv *as car- wh o , you were to Mil os. for w h at ... me did yon DESTZUCTI•It Fias,—On Moods, afternoon. oboist mo t attended po r eoo l ot to* o l aii ram, .ase soot to vied, after a very warm discussioa, by a majority of 121 to ?....1 wont * mow be to w 100 I ine W ro . o ec 245 e i two o'clock, a fire of a most alarming complexion broke him are the Hari llt. Vineent. Ifird.chtetimit; ia the to 106. The triumph of Mr. Baouottax and Mr. rim' been working talks Lego di Como, nlla d'Este. Sa o l e ts t rh ul t L: 1 t"I s y l v , e arM7l l l 3 wal warehouses '2:1 ; 4 Bishop of Durhulai.Sove.in his 87th yaw .. :- DIN " " I. not merely, bowiver , of s Perm' al the n.. be a wet: 11"1,1:7 were *be ezaahmi ut for the l pu sPe o " t making oil ft: mi.. after the lam A few days ago, a Iwo swarm of . ism • t wear nature; it is the triumph of Justice , and will Havers' ever doer pat time spokes to any body *boat sew discovery. The fire was got wider before sight, the Royal . Pahee,"Rollisetoti.. when a. . these alrearagakaal- 140 . 1 eas4 swear this t 'never base. but the damage done to the building and property is in- social them, procure& nets* aamillia tend to good. By the decision of- the Howe of Lords, Hew ma/ Toetwast had your rwei/Wlrd et the vale *calculable. hire them.* .A . gentlfselei r :L er om her Manort's Counsel bare obtained the privilege af , 1 1 1111111 Hreneumw. rises tier Baw‘o Ma lee I want MN W a rldinco the bearer, bearer, of Radical notoriety, if the 4 . 44 1 04 was. ia r . ~ , kr . ,,... • . so ps. essams. eleri 4ll 2 se she crow-examination in the master W ere s e m ow moot s No t i ho how i s b e olo ooloady was calm fore t 'ffl p t i l: e tarlitu at Iww-vireet t r y...an, t • ree be snip .Ur ilitiesty is -*dog as ~ teal, prupoesL They now possess the right of No. 1 . 1011 . • . yesterday, having bees a is the set of post. how, I wo g hem ` j ; i t ad diet yon/s h ip . p ot & Was your esaniaatioe at Milo, Idea in writhe 1-illos. tog e leMeri ag e .'" dm pray . i l ' arl "r . t:r• "'' n• Ml D Wilbg . lief r. « sivirase, lOW thrionelesaao reaueolog tite eimaezaminidou of a witness wheel- a was . . was aroma so yes tereurfoor hoots rods of bail . sive! •Ilts, abodes information that sashimi them to 14 1 ” 1111 11 2 111-I fell , fda• • . and in she ass* time he was **emits* to she Hose of "trio drir4 .141 111112 ifit'ild 4? , *104-eoldre go oohed Wore you swots 1---Yos, 1 tot an oath. Co e igtioa. Cold-ttath Fields. her ?" " Why ibliyi mid.addr., an Mehl words tad do it with effect. But this; though to them, " under B t w ho. were you swoeV— y Sfernmeartl. - burial of Mrs. Otoodbehere (widow of the late idle folks, *at have faskphatre hoes yorieslinsit she - peculiar circwastances of the case," as Lord WsZiortioremewares e aweer is tot te ere wtsitl4r sae, y+ Alderman) and her sou took place yesterday. It was Tam Ow thielysititallki abeihuiews,“ 4 - c.ro , Hsakowov's ameedment acknowledges, is a eds. ' VI A* hit if eoste he woo swore soss the grow at that time 1— t ftY eleleae"?' t'Jet!'l th e '1"141" of th e . POMO A eossmisialtion •_ 4 • • .nreetrod Ans the sideiSiels loon, it flora oat * So l i them the Ad v antages Mr* the toondsofeho dross sad Ills aanoomsed the !r e si n . _lg with the III", savo y idi.L.lrrr".: liserfrl of *awe' ' - 14 1 . Ws sot To procession set out at one • aim syr• toiesestiestly •witk - 1141 • i • . detti t . • smltsi 0 the Qom] tin/ a°4l/ hive duly " f e m ' • l ie ; • I l i tm elee • Yoe. I had a eisoubost mo Medi Wood it. • race, Lansbetk , for dm Initial snood, Wasik where ra m ( goo domooo no r..)to oh • o The Ara of their crom.osendisatioa can be little 'Who was pesos bolds Venmeedi S--Theirt wen two 14 bodies were Eised,i!the MU" irk tad asentimdtre ihan ' :• .. . bora ..... or not Men nil loon nno... • • On Friday last, human silehrefil sad esti* Rita, 'Perk la, neekt Nee '..- 'Ol cd, 4141110' 111 * where tbs evidence is strong end polo*. nalaus two, •ir; lbw bea m . e... 4 bilkers they Was. the former as attorney. the latter a luiltpay'deteer of a pe t oonon ook - vec *f um e • g oo d kayo boon enabled, by being apprised of tho : shansese RIM rie INNICS•110 the eisposision yes Wesel Arise 2 dragoon regimeut, passed eirsoll kite, me *dr t r ay Olmeseellor, thy mos, .dbiel l instietrObe lost eleist . to Cork. him tranaPerlud 111 . Swear" 4iikf. Wag etww• Same ili.'ititieh . zilr.. „mid of the witnesses, to impugn the entlibiliey aam sad- i• ---14 "*. i .. 5. : 6 1 4 94°P anw l lb" anal ""i• No. victoli at the Assizes of Ualway.its ;isu of &Arty .1 ai r; jaw p were isi. okay. •• •The cosacquesco of that evWesce, therefore, 6 t oy Qutsti - o - s mor less snosiwod dos that doseri—lio. Bileboomen is that Coesty.—(mootw earn - dioa that 0 ,76= had at 4 . . • which itailaot be contromted Ism wane of portions Ass liii Ow 1 1 1 10600 Is ro gg : g d tl " ev id ' asi r • w°r° °R 11 • 111111, ° ma ll I " , ° I ! 1•11i.101ilsall a le ("iffy* • • A o, 4 *, A . ?as : •.. iir l i s • ' l e ?-1 14 10. • .- of Mr. Rosewara, et wheat, Irmo roe abos t At Hee for notice, most still be isjarlipli I. I* liaiiiree abaft' r• le t j o e o ll t = for gulag to Masa ?-4 1 fothisg, sad work, they board els Mdse of isoroos apparstly as Anne's! • . .4 '`, 4 4" :11. °... . Aso far as cavorts sentesson iiive Apr 6. operate I took my harem test Aiod 'mit in distress. O s oeskiair sash Orly food it iiiirosiod Momosillosio ? from as old shah is the Sti bulimia mists; sad *cry ono haws well ken Ws" lim h " " le 1411 " rie. hi Isa t o ti l i t elina de lt a :4U "imam. = a- h r i aP"- 46 " ej —Y who soy • SIAS@ Owl win ass to of ropes. tboy with lash up *arts lik • . .. witiiirsisl how doeply they arenoloolotied la pw4ll49,Ses u lo s td. . , • who had per jos the arsharil to steel ortio. 4 an e il oat lsibm E panda '. .!• ' . _,, c .5.: •' ' -: 1 i ' • „, a the most wait, sad often ' fond .- impostors. " • Was ihek ?-4•*llsersibet. . ' hate the dial% which is'ealliateetest•fothefes where tofter-Pmemiiman ~. a! . , ,:. 0 a ' thalt4hlt Prisms of W.OOl-41 0 . be had loos sesiediag sae i n i a t s l i os o. • ser. .IYr.billa woe very w 44.:. 1 114 10 ot' c . 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