The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-12 00:00:00

I ,~A. ~ Mss it 1 :. a 1.. toil lAA t OM, CO, I rSO I CM" Of _ . 11 O f f C i a ft• rbarie or tomer reoroos4 i or Saladsch . 'deo or itly, tavola, lowlie , Mei!. I. nom P . I. H.. 0. , ppplarate.).:Tiris dett4eirtatieu sr Isi‘ • teak bogie loilitiso t ins aiithisit;oci on another Occtision With miasma any cowed or aoneeitatioo wits anybody. respect to those proceedings. Wheys wn tbe snook!, A trbdmosioCatiriege, AclTlntrame., Iraq. M. 11". Ay. H. M. Seem, Jiir J. wit-biome, al. I'. Mew P. North, Itatior.t. Rt. 114.45. Sir Wu. Sceiti,M.P. Ours Grant. Esq. j.. M.P. Rt. Hon. J. C. Viiiiers. FINAsa Watson, lie . under ether tireemmatteos, have bees of some others w - ho had Ewen- tried with hit*, en proud to have bees *Via tigluvred as lies Rory- ohjecties had item made to the iodictoteut Wept Lsootatise of Wostrainetet, slew It. Parlokeeliatty 1104 s i ierit j werific, the solver see, service of M years * *Win. witldt kali Want *at iippfaaVe ttt motifehiliNtd • every point , and Consent**. of *oar basilic gine a VOUI ieffel‘ll 46./he 41*(site iota net rmaire it` the priacip*of.4lhertjt. No IMO lilt more respoottimu•law, however, aid not regales impossibilititn V. be did - fog fike-getseral edmieistration of oet; ottr'citte,orither would It require them m another.— J. Sir J. Xlcboll, M.P. I it. ti. Mane% Cii. . l ead " tar the klititittio4l lirojimien, WI 'be tiliniilte IGreo4appistese.l--:-T64.aavaiell.eeraesasei what sto ti Rose. M. P. IW. ii. Hoare, lisq.• • . • dam Aelnad. 14. P. J. R ,,,,„ d. &pg. Al . P . :“Ipst the eapulsioe of a litetther frosts the Heels a' impression had been Metre on the public mind before et. Wills. Binstle, Eqq. M. P. Wm. Henry Hoare, Esq. .. . ,- Commoot did not. deprive kilo alas right to appeakilf" the obit, by the publishing of evidence, if evidence Wm , lWitioercerre, Esq. M.P. - 2. ROW. Esq. .. '• jt Conolitnents in euppoit of Maganlracter if ilist::lt could be titled, attich *es given before that body IL E 4. •lnalis. N. 1111 c ,„„ p „ em e ye a ,,,,,, p rel ., m ,„ ti e no, G reat Quetwattirik, , ng-itigseet„ rrwler all tbelcircomsteemmof this eate r - that rkeletsated thereseltes the Committee of the whin all Camommioailim. may be sillressed. and where 3411- NI skitli ns a priseot wale hi s clam' i ll . fi rssoes o f , Mock Fecheage. He was convitteed that almost ' tiers mat, in the Court had formed his ipibleit from ena lgiii rr cse wi T li r lie ensu r:ece rer i :r i aad " by We ttse tt. tr:ygr hel p a rtank ". laigillienk7 i l S -60 0P* 4 0 ; "... * ..... Ile aki".-14414PlaU111): . . ' *. isaroado and Westelienteil.—Signed by Order of' thr *Laionlittee, . The. 111011:9141L1011 thell-04 0 'ia. 11 40 4 1 1 ,4111,4310 0 " Age - Piklialitinn of evidelheat; before the, Stock Ex. A , ____. , i . i ktkilittlA WXTSON. 2 Serretarieti. pm ..Pealltill itatl ‘ awl AIRS !") PrePult. • • ;','. erre; • - thane -Committee, befit" Lord Cochrane hid heen t - R. ACKERMARN, 5 triollime- . Sir F. Batenare came-ferward ositidist - 1h1e..41111111111e =fit spots Cis trial. lie his 4 heard of what was called Inteweletross loft itircerren. applause. • Ist had on meow occostmes lltitWlNulltlirlill the stnnodag up of the • NOM Jeage but his ides of • Sir T W. Prpys. at Child's 430 Olt. m il i l i . . A .,, u drerms . Evi nu . ' "' ' :101•000t11 the geefrOult legrubj.seet its 11.11eit a summisig op was, the 'Memo* et;l4% the Mini on I les. R. Nissen La- Oculist, Red Lion- of the 'Electors of Witsbalaster t bet hi "ever, one side, and au the other, witiroOt addition err soh rkwre-Laweeare a a miasee . lsg- Two Ladies. .._ . Atiria'''assi itil wastes's, iihnemed .the eiraigew tonretr.inesittoo.pctilegesiatriaiwilifilbehir.takurv t . latielsitaasioMitia,h, I J.ibot Friel, Ova. AdaresPrr "I'4 4 ::tleerings,sii . h such seta' faclion as ea the present et- His ides of a Judge wet,. that he shoetd be a person L{)treats Ms,., 21 11, JL. New* Eke; C 9 . cesion, as there never eras :am is which it Wall MOPS Free from passion or strong feeling on the case he Ileaderland Chorea. IJ. Tamp., lisq. 01l Meanest— The • question now. was whether 00 Was to try; but that he was to assist the Jury by a per Rev. J. 1-!amp- lEd ward Smith ~ a 0 . soa es Is gio„„ p o f. cet t .„n a 5 5 tesocisti ledivWstil—[lssd myrittoss]e—foe as he steer attditoparilal stenettent of the evidence on the one c o llesitas at Posy!. Pe e Co risk rete st( Heevil ( 1 0 coneeiied him to be, should be destroyed by the side and on the other. The tiobleJddge who tried Lard • s ir Midge and Ins •by Chatelses. per roam. nf Wilt.,lei linschi-Mti ns ofcorruption and power, or whethet Cochrane was an elotteest person, and as he thought, Res T. Mellge 10 0 nee. T. Severer. ' ' ' : . be ihould be supkunied by the voice orhio eassetith- -his Aegis/pure epos this occasion had been 'Worth-nate iltnlY and waleOgri 10 n tewi Thelma Slasiate "11 . * eats. lit. idled ; th at by••thu suffrages : of th e Elev. for himself. lie th ought th at be had been as eloquent pr.. W. 9 9 • 'mope of Omtladaa, 1 o iki — i l ,,, k g . .. B S ir 9c . . 0,7 0 „, ak 20 , tors orVrestmirister, that character would be main- as an advocate, and as an impassioned advocate. Si pee Rector 16 b/ sr : awned Pb an 1 0 CW*44 w!sigli4e thonsist.had. sieve" an all e y imtattre indeed, some of his phrases and metaphors appeared e..„,.rett.te of n-. M r. Jabs Warm - - : . 'beeejlarfojiesi i 7 They bask beard a-letter Meg fr eak trilsitn more nearly to resemble the language of pm , wit, V. fra- ed. t r. 3..1ut Leon' i n . er . N. D an iel ?2 A (4, Ti r e u t f,say .*' 'I At. Sheridan, who bad with Vest propriety east try+.l4 leugh]---ead•-would, as he thought, give Ileum. Naito:rad Cu .111 il esepriters - ist • ' ' okidenop withdrewis his •pretensions, such as that hie fairer pretensioas to the situation of Poet miaih *'" l ' 44* " s . . ° T /4 ` . l ' s p' 11 ' 14 ' *err— . * Of the saint of that - gentle etto's claims and Lamest r than same wise had ?Tired to it.— Hi 05.4041. ' Ni,ovon per . i ss - rwer.oeusrsa, 94 4 mum's, • - . 1. - * IV•itivießcion.s. he would not Dow. judge; hut be [l.airghier.]—Witeu he had sp,,ken of ~ !mating W it .H. 4 6 . • tied. ARV" , Siiii l6 !- ' thosiglit that it was prodent sad phlitic of him, not down the chase, and getting the skin," it reminded Ariberwes. I tio periothst 0 ter J. SI ,W . 1 :14 "OrNio. , i -0 .4 to press them at pseseot against the popular feeling him of the old proverb, " that the mail nho sold the 1111 k IL /Amadeu. Kam. 411 i• si Coriveit,Cesaerteee- '• • sae the cameos of pubtiv, oplitirso. They bed heard limey silky, *lisle the lima was vet alive. lass hintitif I Ckisitettrats ea the attire, per ates. s rr. ' also a. letter Crom Lord Cochrane, .4--!io• • wished his killed in the chew." He believed. that Lord en.' , - MBOCCirr the Got. - -itanktn.NA-' sise SUOMI ' t.' tad ..Neainark. lie 0 so el ist. cram . . 1 0 9lakil realities*" sow, 1)001,111es. pee Bre. Dr. Plowia .. .. 41.1 6 J. li t : `. 0 0 labaktvidaaf Itsaantark. ppeßov. OT:hriflltits ST 0 Cowry of l'oertii;u“ :ii,(l vitioitir.. pot Thoessiat Lliiyil. S btssf, awl COlet:Ci G. Juumb. oil ue. . Ilel D. Ili. 4.. La)d . . . . .05 5 Win Lew it. . . . 1 5 it 40,4 . . .2. '2 >!e4 1 4 . Roost . • I . • . _s 5 J. I. Wsitianb, . . . 2 9 -. l e reften . . . S 5 . 4 I R. agar . . 1 1 • Rev. 1-: Tanana . 1 1 .7 ,, M Evan. . ~ 1 1 • Wm: A. J. Jaws Caplan . 3 3 11444.1.1aNd . . I 1 1 . , ..0111re. O. Llayd . . . I 1 diem artsgb 1 1 • ase i : I; . tar Dap•- Pay finne doe 4144 °f eta attyal ~..' C nn Mith no - . 10. 11. 21. - 'Ma 14 Meeting, Cardigan . 01. 11. k. 7d. La pitto 21. 151.9d.-431. 11 4 . 7d. The tad of Carateriekl. 114 . 11abgeripdan .6100 6 . , At Atliersaarea. lailph Mayer and Sod. Hartley, id Staffordbloite r. Twit Brothers, at Mootrour S. R. B. J. O. B. 5e late 1 0 PnmilwdyatNew. eitstk, per Sir Wie. Seott 410 0 A t, Aekermanes. Peaty Foodott A s ks -1111.4. Butlelieneiki e Vicar of Ikm. C. C. 42 0 Coilectetivt the lArrivit Chorea 4% 1 1w-teed Ewes, alloy * &r -ano. by Ile Rev. M. eiNy. Mb !leo kw, ea Titaaitat iv- • na Bid. *PL. A Lady d Latitaibire, M. L. • 4 At Biddlearb aid Gib • W. W. At - Soar Li Ibeemamesirs. ReV. Jahn Basicity,. at Kivitneatoo. Nor- now *n. Fres a Priced tithe fialloiac Germano. br Mr. B. of Wig& R. M. Dovish WM , . tiara ravish of Stafford. Norfolk SI .. Vito Kettfrelane 1,. Data Mario, flows Callreted wt Wood. in a Mite Muth So the benign or the Geolams Sof terve. at a Levi. - vol is lboosor Peace C. S. iy would tia be disappointed. se l trations, he couclacied by After a few more ob 'moving the• 611604 tiesolution . itcoolvod, .That is. the Idealag, Lod Cos 'isle Is perfectly impact of. Oa a/ewe for sine! Sr hill bas iiiiitepced to receive tea ighlaaos piatioseat. • Mr. WisitaliT tilibeirti4lpitu but very brleffiosp. on the time of the Meeting, after the seal a!tetivrtick they had jusihimar4. Great patns had been taken to . , i.tgama pumportof. she route of De Bereoper‘ but not so mode wittniettott to the other. He did it:o'AM% * that the witnesses on the trial were pirjittia; i 'Revenger might hive hrseght the coat 'tag with in the boodle whithlie head. La i d Cbcfr• rane came forward like en innocent men, and Stated . all that he keew of the Mtn:swami ; 19F could it reasonably inferred ihit he was implicated ht Me fraud, because Seminger cis* to hie ;fione6. The : rule of the Cooet bid Pieced fiord Cochrane In a most difficult Orwa perplitaiog situallo'n ;.arule wholly 1 unknown to the best times of the 'Constitution. Judges thus took *the law in their own hands, .and tencraitiieir o on 1116.-.Saiin ctions of Parliament. did not found tiiirTaliniSi" 6 - 4. a 0t the - ,18: • though the terdict of the Juries that had condemned Russell and Sidney had been subsequently reversed— [Lond Applituse], because it had been improperly obtained, and the mconory of those illustrious p‘- : triots would reutain embalmed in the recollection of • • the latest posterity., Many judges had been an or-. . dement to the country that gave them birth; such as -. Sir M. Hate, Lord Camden, and others ;, and would to God JUdges like them-always presided ilv :the: seat of Justice. Every inau who 'gas actuated by a sensk of justice, ir by the feelings of humenity, would peer We babn of :eanteleitibn into the wounded spirit of the Noble Lord, wlorrhad deserved so - well of •his conittry, and who, from some at least of tiistoott:' ' arymweet, 'lota :met wish such Sul un4ratefol return: 144 • concluead 4.y . S.eepoiling the. motion. C there 1110111; 110 7 1/ert 4r - Ai' 441;1it& tilug-esaiiiit • ;$4, • ctts., _ defence to be read to there at length. it win not our. same %as riot yet hunted down ; but thot-tait the Learned Larl (Elletiboiotialle)- its hating, lensing that the High &dig aboald destine reading contrary, 'be teas now tornieg ageless his leintete.littsgtkr,fAmb to the hous of Lu rd ., Cochrcini 'nadirs. that statement s /2v that Ivo ether persists should be fated It now remained for the Eleetors of %Vestzainaterin 'Vetoed le Art the ehii(e'ne4 his came. SuCh an 4. hold enough to do to. At a dine when libel warm of eindirite the character of an illustrious person shOliktols eVtifonly tt ai tte . c g oonted tor epos' Ike %tippet. k fence so 'mat/Sued in its nature, that too man new had rendered great ser*ices to his country[Leirdraition, eto the Jury he hatitrista • when he, might be speaking or writing libel*, he mold utyptauee ] —servittiv, which, if he had ever beinA titbit to his . nstitilecithen to his•notes. The evidence -slot himself sap, whether he was not 'boot to speak iii. . veiny of the rfle3ll4oP% imputed to kiw i should, I Whit. Ldia Cools-tine was like a grails of sand it; belt, but that consideration should net prevent bite as.. he thought, have - retested him (rem the ',"sue hand, *MN that iii,his faiour stag like Wito.b from speaking the truth. Lord Cochrane had, hoer , degrading infamy 'which It was saw ioterwlesi minsfit A4iwy its,the4ther..-CLoud and reiterated ever, with that. (twined. which he bailee often. die. to have idlictert upon jdit.—[No, not trout I itirigaiisky-ffeelipressed his ton conviction of Lard I played in the defence try kris. (tourney, and whicis had veiny persons, as espressil... a hope that the '*ten- i'Certhituerilitionioce, and said, that he...you'd raa never been more strougly d.isplaysol than devieg the :White would nut be ltraitted.T He Ai/0d hobo AM- be itihi>t Lorilsgfp's skin. than in that of any of late trying occasion, ventured boldly ilk slink his limit the voider of Ms *netlike treriftl woe pewee • 'rills • • • 1 mind in the House of Commons, and - wee new ready t siege becueen if be ege to sed Ow er tiegritAishg• pod *: XlitakWiliteXiithosfit (het,lip Learned ford who , !to incur all the additional risks sae publishing the ; wouiii cosifislenOeldok for his neatened ptliedgd t( The WM had acted ne Counsel for -the statement be had there. made. What he ine. 'wade ,to the utspaeked and uncorrupted verdict fit hie coo- prpseeution, end, had. stated to the Jury, respecting that statement, the Minister of the estintelgrowt, es ttftuents - end his criaistreesest at large. He most the atlas . of Oeieuger, that to- have been swore • I he should term him ' the ouse-ieadte diet if Lord Cochrintuies t. iUaied an the pit- ; tnilitS *at not Sworn .by the evidence.—Ellfirch ap. !ens and august b ody [a set- key" the kw's. be *Ave./ feef it to be kid Arty to attend/ago.. plause.]-Piitne thing, when inves tigated , proved power of gagging Lovd Cochranev et pi sting Ms! &-tleoud Moe* , Ofigdmite., Ikl iinfertfet‘ AM, the tdeTtifeteinneCenee of Lord Cochraue, and 0114 assertion of his innocence, and imewleirweM thb niatafie..) —The digNir 4 " (has might be eldelleld yet the Terdictuf the Jury wir founded on error and effect that such an appeal to the poblie would na. ' Lord Coat - ace wisstd,, so far Cr.. stamping bite with 'let 60 tatito. tt was Consiq.uently the duty of the turally produce, rose, in- all- the Milling-howlers of infamy, remove is the piblic *pinion the idea of ie. NOW Lord's Constituents to replace him in his site, bts Line ritshoe, to impeoe eillenlls yea ihe . etatt filmy from deponishmecit of the piMory. No win • litton as Member for. Alfeeteditster.—[Shouts of op. rapt and degraded press that is. still mitered -to the bad hitherto aficeiled it an lineour to follow 'irfatiied . • . „. 1 • i exist is this country. As the ateedsee when, the eltit'NoldnLerst, wentfd, fait the refine, ettedritra •ft ! Aidefaide *pee said, he should not have House of Corniseons: was going. tit• *lfithatiee bold lefentr to - ennui is the pillory le nide**. treddefide ptestietted to eatil4e the Meeting for one moment, ' Cochrane with se :Mideast. rote ceovoyiag Ilappmeed t. Mae that MIAOW ed. detirapieg Lead only that lee fiilt particularly undoes to address these censure, the Minister thought that* -it rot mod Cochrane, the infliction of that pert of thenantisee upon two thidistii : . After the speech of the Hon. proper that the people shoold hear lie defeace.-...: would de stroy the punishment of the pillory for the frattenet, ertitcb,.he i oas sure they all knew how to Lord Cochraoe, koremeo,fitediett, as emit* abstainer iihterf. if even Lord Cochrane bad been guilty of appreciate, avid *Witch. did, the highest honour to hit must do, that no risk was• amuipesebie A thri loss of the offence, wits whit& he was chergeol, *wed it be heart,' if dokildbk abses in him to attempt to go character,. eisisedet'eseer bazar& to sapper* his In- supposed the it lets for that ellience he had Intuited over the sioiegroond sts• die Hon. Baronet, and he therto unsullied character and repotatiest. Ile there. each veegteese; at womb! /in net rather Ire etrppeteck Oboold, dterefore, confine himself within very 19r + fore wiabed i that his. Addams* tootle be: reed 4te the that the reel wine which. &odd net be forgiven *lO felt rheltd. One of thepointe-to which he wished to i m ee ti ng; b a tibefliglsaaMillf.eseetsr dear ea of& his bold and independent conduct in th e defe n*e of call their silent:lee related to LOrdCochrano.,,and the cas i bb, b e a ti ose d to esu i tiso ats awe disoeetismoad (Snit rizint and liherties?---CApplauso.J—This wet e . .dthet thd Lectors4.Westetialter. With regard judgment. WM, iler. seifeeres rosiest , ge climes& IliltirdiSsuible in the eyes of softie M . en, as to Lord Cochrane, the tern ilret..moinent that he _ -- • •-• • . ,'• . ~. ,:~ ~Y~`IMI~ % . • . . , .. . .-.: ~, ~. . . ' - * FA-14._ - " , tarffirtaftwif ' • -'' rT•t etto : 43s " - A 1 1.!: - ..:,... ' ci•-.. .•.-7; : . • I , • • .. , . 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Te. /• . 1!-- -- '. - Kitt aik . . • . , - • • ,. ..... • , ... . . .....m, van, •••• A. ...mini.' ••-• . . ..... . • . • ''- ,••••••••••••• " Zie Come for whir* 114strbetir fen *OOl o f Ike, s a d 4Flrsofklf 0 0 4 I .big s' ir iir =ll ' " - ' • . - :.• ~. • . - ... ._. . •• ) TIILArR It KOVAL. PlttlitY-b.AWR. IV ES TSISS l'E RM E EDI ivG. , cumstesees whietrupgiestikur t*eitb . br - aeon; to the liablit oat of their owe money. rde pet .., 11111- present EVENING, Joy it , their _ ......40......_ life sh 'saki boll ' ..liiid . *At *A thy ry &at ' tight In mind of a story which be imilmded *acrd :- Mliercier • Illery.tior wilt martini, THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE., . .. Testerdsty thornless every nutoproas • Motifistretlerled ' bird ' * , .(vialis : ite . s in- of 1 Scotch gertleeez t ....stiao doe/heed imig Om ' Palect..yerd, convened •by Ake •liigh ''llailit, - !fee i formed,. ell i tir ..'eils • ' 'paws s); .. jon Id • tit* while his neighbours nett fa iling...---o.* o! .. • . .. :. TII .bleb will be added THE FARMER.' . 0 the _ plsepose of eatninatiag a lie - and .proper Vera for ever Ant** with *it .•.' . . - mit to Of them, however, bat et op very early in eh* ' 1 .. . represent the city of Westmintlatia 'Per.. Jury, *hit* Lotiliciviirene i f '', ".. , . -41111 ‘ f : .. kg .- /s iem toO m io g m ot 'hi m with o ' B 4olr t u o f wa ll.f ru i t , w hith ~ 'Ti. bows to he opened at ba ll part Ere &clock, to be- son . to i lk 1M bolt past sir. ' liament. .. . . .• .. iJrie did net-eitsinikritedt ' ith . •.• ,- which he htii stripped (rota their *Wen's, end, asked hint, • /set* H . 8 lee r t d Price *. 6d....-Pit. *. fit. z Sea g a The . Flrtn RAILLYIP shortly stated the pt rpeee for they found uponyeive eV' hit Wes.:taid before Whert' ere you going? The. &Weisman aaswered, time, .1 21 . 1•W eg t h i l k r Y I tt • i Second ?rims - 1 16-UVlrer which the present Meeting was coniened.. •Ire • ltad them,—eiridettke, itahich:losie skilfully add to art- "I im 'going back again.' ( A, laugh )-- This was •11 diary. h.: Seemed Prim. 6d. . # . • • rewired two 'linters. esti& -ft would be his 'idly to . fatty got...tqualpiwet Ma % • . who lied Ain't.% .'• the Case f r i t h the great public 'delinquents : when . . TAi GeNsitAL , mag r iN4. of the , my:R. , reed •to 'them. . The one was &Mu Lord' grdiebrine rangement of the,peeiefet . se, and which' had they werefound out,they were jet to go but again. Be del , otHitarrs aid sAmtisit " umeow, convese , my Li -6a shout* . . o . ip ft inesethe other Sift Mate been so feebly . ntft by ,. tit . , who undertook the had no doubt, bet that with the sense they appNro = A dvertikeorear. arid *Mot the City of.. "modes Tanen, r. Sheridana—• tirres qf • Sayef .teiy. IRIS, - ,expressions of obatioa•<ar . i I, , he- etaltitode, had found Lord flu Sty of a fraud, of t. hich !ford Cochrane, they *Oaid enable itiotegaittAogo ..-... • \- WM. MibLLlfttl..liott.lll. P. levhe Choir, • she ' &Id. illievitlethiriikoirsifirielfeif. lit mit NO! Ostia win seineapable as any Ifentle-: 'to the Howse 'not for the purpose of prenieig.titst '• • 4 -;!....5 , : de i tbejt ce ESS of Cfltiflit t etTULAso'flekt-Othe-: ;4 ,, - --'• • • • • -1 ` • Ilea, . Wheat ite hid.theditleilsolsoor of addressing., --i baleful system , ' whose hrosis hadeatended so wide -i • .- .'; t ' ': the Duke ef WISLIANdt. liri lkte ' ' t 7 . —• • • - t i i, is ipeimeletre; mesetisd, end .. . 1 16sifik019alialdlitifililliel . the Illette' Load itpd certhitsly .barged the -Noble] but for the p= o :ffeying 1 oats to tho rnot l ei , .., ' 77 l‘ n ..::. • Theiniserey Rwsolired, :7-- ; .--‘-' . ire - - ha the it - .*lid_ et Vtiattairromf:Jedie wile tried" kiln wisk4fei*state4.aerroPtion [ '' iv . . . ... . ..• 01 1 1. 1 ge old addreor be itopeagrott e diekillikullinibiguille act:oust of the defence mei* ladle iiiiiiii-ir-litif 4614 bits el the and, and with a gatiq . e . iiihtli . -:, wholesome segetatioorthittit .... • —. r y 7 b Y i1dt. T4 ' 663. 6e a rw : l% "..Z i er oc r t kr s lvl &lllrti i dii • wedgeedit Y *II ' which he requested' 'to vititireiiite: : vectiaft [to the "'halt.'" As Lord Cochfpnw - aia •bies 'esterted himielf 'to roscue ' - ref.* of his. lite( • 1 Commons, I WM. 1111141,119, Means; 'Meeting. .., -. , h ,_, ..:.-.. - I prevented by fiselsediii.oTiew from having OppOrii.-;bietfiren io ertisOrom'the gripe ef t. hentiel4lllo° . *,, '' , ' -,- i1. ...-• • • - 4.0- 11 [Mel l y voices called tut Rea, Peon - or *thy sanity of hastens/Iga eisele-tried, he new . nine he.: had - acted alt` ihAi.prndence in ciemogatsces wherelA • -,„ ...'i.:Nalk . . . If" - _ . _ .• . . ESTPAINSTER. ASSOCIATION for the others, 4Wt on 'teeing of the great lerigtb of ft, es, fore the public for the vindication of his eharseteral . wa s not easyiielci letleperulently ! .,l„te thought that a s ''' - ..;::: ..;::- : W tortlier Ittl,t Er or the SUFFEOEItS by tbe-WAlt welt se the damper et Insbilebing -ceftsitt pbenege* of lie shoeW conieod l.l) oweter; that the rule which eel 7 real ilii)orriilegtteesetilatikagglie oot conneet • ' - --• • is CretellAN 1- .. it, cried No, aolj ', aft op again* granting to his Lordship knewlifal !pie ed nith or-ilti a s" • y . ii'lly Party, ostese4 ' in riches.% 1/144ta " 1 ni t b ""* .libegf ""' in the Chair ' ' The Ilium flAuter declined to road A. He Amy 'e w otraty to Me law ts the hiw nevers.tetiAres'i Men i fork: 11 Of ta; 1 . , . SITINItiap.• • iblviil.f ••11&kt ariinucti ' . .... 1 Ai rverc• tiosoetotir 141estiaa., attended by leis Ro‘al Hi f ttr.l 1 - ' .... Iwo. the Dalcw of Sewer OW avelehhtholip 4' tortserbary an d . read the letter which he had received from Mr. Sheri- to do iropossib4itiet. As, however , eosins *fibre* oho :he sficUfd 'Nail the case of fiord Cochrane to ttreie -• . • , ~. .: Y•••1k, and inhey of ile.',l*Worporauhrlity, sad other Pcrsoos ; dap, which stated, that, "haring helso,.pf the pro. wfre tried with ILAirill 1 1 ,;10 ‘ chntoe bad flea frioni the decision: te,thern' bialpepid rommit not bill life, for ' b • of 11411elif tl , ,n, posed hleeting, he thought it groper co infortit him, cosuuty 4 , -- and others were eettien ay not under hisftfart tit he'd ritittilrilVoteli risked for honour at 'the _....aa • lAlebeeaeimest-iy ..."sort. . , c ampmate as tkil p o i nte d s o o wl an d rece i ve g u b. , that he had received many applications front most compost!, it was impossible that he sliculd here been : cannon's wink, it that immortal part which was . .. eerieernei for this PerT"*". gut bet ail min* Oa 11 . 41.14 " 1 ireePialitle qearlors calling epee him to older him- able to bring them ail into Court the time he wished:4 far dearer * to it min of honour than his We t —his-re. be v iere.il wider tae inanagewbbet wad enotraill iit c he will Gum" • miu . w. ,„„ t 0 ,„ c m ,„ o „ ‘ „, 4! eiper ,6 l dr the fot! „,,, in ., iiii .„ l ieetf t___, Asel•Cebaldeite upon theyreient oetssion. tie to more fest ii* beer trial. The principle, however 1 petatien end figs character , To them he now coli fi - r . . A mami, ois power toad/ is titere'reowben. or to unite entii lite Am. .howefilir, IbinsbutilY cloches/1' the inisitetion.— *at thb PM Vevettequires of it Mao to do iintfOisr- 1 dently made his appeal, • end be trusted, that he , . City gemiiiies i( tbey deem. h einttebi. - rifseltnate.l•ms.This determinetiint et Itii was mode Nikko. Was esetifteined en . another &Mien . te?th i liosiltil not be • dieenueinted. After a finv mews. nh- ' caanitiestwia It 0 ! jaidgment. WWII stir Dyfil win rowwirei 'in wow LUMMI ma VI, rig VIVIBOW AV ON IS {rim In going invia ir sia 11 •.. ("MI Ihellni.f.WENPrs 11117 . 17 WWI, 11k1=1...,11”..M1Ci1l 1114 ill 1.1 .. id. , At Koisheaarti Co. . i Chairman ,was taken int• -060,14 enbligkeit well" body that *Melia called by religlotte list ; 414 en agskiliglge. Atdeiriasi . *aid" had hard his•name im Mi.. 6d- M. M, I ti sasatlehoseicand that hits motive* geese siwitirjesti Gat Hely Gliiiiit' Dos *bilked.* MlTemetiee sitiV i cated in thi feud on,the stackAachange s he pro. 9 a ' it . 1 4 ' " Ifall ikimarvair l " r r eyees co , ; • . lan d h amogir ibio l , f oci siberotoiso it losehil lie ass arts- therrhailiesen . the pncialistie inllietee opal , ' hits; ';'. noluticed KM' in 1 .4' A'pplassee'' ' - I—for he was il 11 ' . Ms. Camuir* T 9 . 1-. b issiadeogiain theikto pm* his* iv act toilets/ is . ht, and the trosttsont of A. most sotoriebt defigognefitii, eertalti hi had nut a Keirt or disgosition to corn. At • ' own i u dg t oont-ioShio.pwwiiiorise hostilities,: like ilitio arod depodaton of the public purse. They, far= ;'nit inch sin ofterice.--[./pp/ause.j- 7 -After she trial, t elt Cherirki_eallall • t UniMbeergpsy s ew tiAlliilallie Meeting Wilie st' s*" thittis,, are all honest Gentlemen, and meant to pay `rated, and after hearing (he whole of the evidence, hat k . 1 'I:Vt, the I• 0 . j ail , a *r a g o f O. owl its- graNlnest •of 16011 bat sit strati Ririe or 'Softie ; and by places and. It thcitight the itittig--tifiipiatire.}—liot the Poic4. •:, e p i riesimar o*l INIO 11141.1011, io ci i- ' Lord bad, however ) explained those-Mk 1 peaderr i . mil Mato Oki .111,14111td• •I* pllf WOE . ' he Wetly wished to dwell open WS" (iii:—he bad had . . . .. 4‘.0.7‘ ,4 9 , ,,L N . • ... . - - . .. .. - - :- ;.. -• • - -1-.0.4 , . ---- _ - - . _ . . . ... . , . . - . .. . . ...._. .... .•,...4:. ,, „3./: t*b ~.::,'..---- . . - • . • • • ~ . . -••1..,,. , . , . . • - - -at # Alit , . : ~ -...: ._••, ,0 , : ,;* t. ~•,. . ~ „ : .•-•i•• •= 0 , 4•..,:-:-_,...._ , _ . . . ;•. .., . ;T.-. - •e ' . _ . . . -.. . , _ -- -- ..-'• il • : ._ - . . , • , . . ~.~j 1 f 4 1i I 4 4 I) 10 0 3 20 _0 "aro -4 01 _n MI