The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-28 00:00:00

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"Woe arbe=bibilieled Aram is did al' forest Moe wed Tows he UMW No wrested to apply ot dee penowlty. wiiiiisew. ho °pep troll f ft 4. • Sy Order a the Dtrodele. Q L. IBOU TILLISS. Seetelety. . --,---- ANGEL MN, Sr. Ctstratres, livaana. GENERAL OPTICE /OR TRAVELLING. iriE follow MAILS and other COACHES * dream tlia Mose tea : raviaMogo MS. We Diner, Taesday sad Veil st twelve. a". 11411.10.04000,44 Ilia dowel Godeeilea. Pr tirery Evealec tik • } mi l pet 7. tiaintlitftlApast & Oe illent • palbstisOs W ew pasallies_tabtaf wa ft, willeasslsi b er les s . rea l le sa. fraywa. Okssesshre .M 11119s MM Mail, dew* Motor. 027226. sled amilatiblel. awry Ilvenlai • quarter put 7, sad Raw MI at balf pastM. Dover awl Ossesebery M. Ibraigh Graves,* ChM. but, and Fewitablek every it etiowstf Poi ailailet "I newts,. at battiest & Front Itedpat eels are corneyed Its Deal. Mope., it, 1.4.= . 41 6 , 4 Illelbilirsegallitnerspenstadivolimarli M, _ _ dome. Miteda Welwaday, awl ?May. a 'puler WM" 7. Rath Old MOM PeWeeaels. to earry oaly tsar WOW throws* Itsading. Marliterwsli, War, sad Chippalsam, every Niersieg at 6. Bath sad Bdetti Light Peet-wash, every An n e xe at half peat 2. Oath Light Past-sseals. la tue ..... 2 ....1. • awry four leads. , Devises. sad 1 1=21 1 . otarabd2ll:4l= t y art iffw Pfgt " --y Meeviap. at P. '/111sward is chiefly letwesse far We sowniendatirs of the,. leviable. &e. Min eresat mdse{) Ws fatigue of Web a distance M ear day. aighton Light rims...sta, wog. RAW* s ea Comil la& wer) *Heim at & Cheiksetem lad l ur&. to carry only lbw Milk *mei Re** sad Odin'. awry Ilwaleg at • warm ban 6. Lideltester, Ills. sad Pateralit PeWiewb. Diseday. Wedwsiay , sad Mlay Ilftesin ei a Venn babes 7. El i n e aC.aatelney2e, Passompm. lateday, Tear ast y. r = hid Swag at 7. asd TalegnA E Ibraagh As* *toad. lentherbsad, se. Tuesday. '11110222 111 1. wd batsrday 1110WIls. at 9. Liteebseysea. Amadei, sad Penrod!' Co e d‘ Tulsa% Iritaradtez: Saturday Mends" at a quarter beim% el ;lfi sod Waisal Post Casa Glory Er 0 sad Guildford Telegraph Camitatitt !eilqae. Diem Cobham. sad Ripley. On 111 p, idly. ad /gni Merida's, at 9, aad every NOM Mora pg at 7 sely, and resents to Leedom the Mr dot . Margate, Iliwagate Deal, Sandwich. wit Brealittells Liglit fltt..e MZeday, Twoday, Thanday, /1611 p., sail !4linttar 11111% et 7. Modal; Laewaster. Pwates. Kirby. Loastisle, DOM. Cituney. Oveskeb. sedOsM. Post Coaches, every after twos at Five enkeek.-0 Cus3sle, Pei* sedirldts—cavra. Post Leach, goes with rota Horses s a da a di the way. Paws throve. Nrongts. Agii, Vi e .G r Richmond. Catterlek. lto r-vmhividge„ Wetherby. Aheeford, Deacuster. and Gran t ru • t.e nand way by 111 was), sets out every morning. it ~. , , ..e.,ras sey whittles greatest facility. Passea i, sr.oettieed es the teet he 'oad. by business or pleasure, have the o.t Iliac advainage of their seats Whig secured la the asst. NORTHERN COACHES. sad to all Tort. N e wesstie, and Sdiehorg h roaches. parte of the lbw*. every 11:= itoinktrrteratftsali, Mancheaer, Lancaster. . II Rra.iford. Leeds. HaWks, RZtlserhaas, and Sisalsld, CUlektil, daily. CARRIERS. To Twickenham. Breatfaed, sod taletroeth. oven Ilea- Ji) . Wednesday, friday, and Saturday. EMIRS and Co. 2_ __rs. Parcels and Packages are sakAy sad eareemorzw—z,coe-sod ...yes from His lan to every (Hy. Town, i ..estr! goat lathe followias Comities. vis.:--Boks, , ids, corniest,. Devon, Dorset. Hants. Hereford. Olooossesr. , Kest. ovford, Soinseast. datr4l, desses.Wlts, Worcester, .outh Wales. all parts of the of Wt. Jersey, users } . and all parts of France ; and to A Parts of the North '.• Take nosier, that no reakey, eantalabli glass. chins. tirehee. plata, cosh. Sr beak notes. howeversorell the lore. wilt be secortured ter. If lost or demairea: nor and *NOngi of rellielligell home, oftstere *se M. lOW. ilrsv ~ peeked es midi whim delivered at lb, Olko say phi her Neigargatiesa, ea. at the shortrst tea. .. , _ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1101:SE OF LORDS. Dsc.l7. On the emotion of the Earl of !insertion:ay. it was or dined that no Petition for private Bills shall be received 1 sher Thursday. the Nth of February, nor any Report of the Judges on a Petition for a private Bill after Weiser day, the ?Mk of March. The Bakers' Regulation Bill was read a wend time, anti committed for to-morrow. SSSSS NINIOSS AND SZOITIoCS UMW SILL. "'he Earl of DONOCOHNORE presented a Padding die Booksellers, Publishers. anal Printers el Ear against the punishment of banishment in the s aod Seditious Libels Bill. which was read, to lie upon the table. Ilia Lordship mid. tie Petition had been handed to him by his Noble 1 Vinod (Lord Holland). wh o was to have permuted it, linsg. be was sorry to say, unable to attend. is MOSS- SINN of the illness of hi s dau g hter. 1 Os the motion of Lord Viscount SIDNOUTN, the 1, Mendiants made by time Common in the Bill were Milos Into coosiderattoo after a motion nine by the Earl et Dersoconsums. for punning the cooshisratiou of these fur three smooths, had been negatived. Os the amendment striking out the ponisbuset of tranneetutioa. Lord ELLENBOROUOII said, be could oat coons' to the mieodument. ow mous having bon use= Miklos mil the pinfitiont of tIS be bad voted. tie time omen oliket a :rro li ge ". ansesdenee. homes be considered that theirest answer to the tine urged by a Noble Lord %Out bersishasentS tist the Judges had the Mime eff isilicting . tho ps nest of transportion. lereree. the nientews PIO apra t imess :with regard to bandsmen witkon asq moaner nil althugh the perverse likely to be silty of publishing blasphemies libels were those of a lower class, to whom of ation was peculiarly had bees =et, and the penlshmeot of ha only re Mind, which applied to a higher class. The UMW CHANCELLOR said. he did psi tote foe the uneminsent because he thought it an improvement gibe Bill, bat because he thought it better to pass the Bill as it was.thao to throw It out. On the atnendomest, unpins Scotlaod from the op ration of the Bill with regard km banishersest, Lord Viscount MELVILLE observed. with referees. to the Petition jest presented, that the Bill did not east Sestioad. Wh e ther the bookseller", peidithees. asi H of Edinburgh thought it better to ismein wale their old law, ruder which the pisishmest was F1i146.11 for the int o ff ence of plaspbessiss or as Nei. he meld not say, bet the fact wee. the p a. el banishment exacted by this Bill did set as ls as' eggetassadiaatle WM Weld to. sad a Menage illerniniws isisilsem them that the Lens ilea agreed to their sandmen. NSW SSSSS R STAMP DI:StiS SIILL. Lord Viscount SI DMOUTH. on moving die easel seeng a the Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill, begged here se congratulate their Lonlsimips on the that had been made in effecting the purpose ii= NM bid been called together. this being the last el the •NY whisk it had been Ought necessary to peptise. Their Loriehlys and the other House of Parham's& had met the dillienties and dangers of the crisis in a meson tbe but simulated to stem them ; and the measures that bad antived the swot of the Crown bad already had a Ilesdella effect in correcting • part of thy evils avian *Rid they were directed. it was deeply to be regretted it dm evils to be provided against should arise out of *seises of what awe amiettUedly the privileges red dereher;:itelliestapplo—lihadreelloos of the meeting to • awl die out of the press. With regard ei tiniest, every rare lead been taken in the Hill now jp east yet to interfere with the legitimate right of meeting; eon the fact was, that every mettiog that maid Se ends sealable far the purposes of actual free , bywas not *sly left uotoocimed by that Act, blot 1 by the regal:Akins of the Act they were rendered more available to the lawful purposes fur which they were is- , tended. To regulate the public press was emnisly a' matter of greater illiesity. seas to steer clear el tesaeb. leg upon its freedom. But ie the objectless is enteis quarters, that it was better to do sething, he nail set agree. The preemie NE prommin epos the wohappily notorious fact stated is the preeseide that biesphamai and 'editions publications had bees ;iseelated to a gent extent ; and whey it was sail the* tine pabikatiose we dad their astidne. an OM item autereasary le restrain them by law, he wee* refee . ffselr Leedships to a great Statesman. win bad Aimed lowa bitieteas it veteAte .man to try how meek poison hie esseittidea . TbattheponeeldinsinelbytimpsMimilless tMe Bill was n'o'uns] to restrals. mese as trendy to be deaiestal, amid wart* Iti= ad. sta f f was aseeldeted that is t !My itege ia deplete of the kingdoatbirNas7the tied oat ia3 were these poisenoss pa ' iissingstited. log. obi hey sommestlosa in &piste miss if aroag Ali loyalty. of emery .Itopli of a Inn them... leat, . tie,. _ kart and claim hy Ile attack urn t e readmit "o f press. these memetill of indisenminate coercion. that system of es mid hies width they had devised against a a prostrate people. and which have bees sad unrcleetieg execotiou by over wittleing 'imajeritios in both Houses of Parliameet— them reedy Instruments I. the hands of the servants of the Naos &Test, to keep his Majesty's. subjects down .- gent of all possible a f fluents, in the opinion at =the Noble Knight of the Thistle on the Cross Is tavern of their own practice, whatever that =may happen to be. Such are the true client al dime fearful measures. as they have stamped theliesima oa my mind, in Impressions sever to he el. bad , But what is the light in which we are called apse to view them by their authors and abettors on the Whir side of the House ? Instead of a seccessfal attack epee the liberties of all the people, and in some of the 1 clt ea sesestials too, which I believe in my conaciewee I would have achieved , the Nobl e Earl in the Woe ri has sot hesitated to take credit for these enact meats, es a mild watt% of remedial measnres—measeree of peculiar grace sad mercy towards the whole com mushy. recessarily called for. for the protertion of the faithful subjects of the State. against the Inroads of cer. talc impending dangers. which, - however, have come into esistettee—have been here and bred, aid have arrived at full temerity, Estrin the very short peeled whieh has istervened niece the last pronigatioe of Partiammtt.— If Miniskirt; had been aware of the impeadiag stem. is It pegs** that they maid se far hate aegketed their sael 246 - IC. We mot oho Menthols of both Hose's bane. Ass some aathostle intisnatioo of the dam w 1 which the coantry was encompassed ? Vet cc authoritative action we shoeki have naturally lealtedilde the Spossit frees the Throne on closing the Bandes. Is theta a syllable in that speech. to primate es for the terrible tale of disaffiwtion, and insurrectionasy movemeet, to which we have beeq called teethe* to Neese?—As Minute,. co uld have bad no pmdble igen root is goacesling from the Parliament the Mama of those utters, if they bad really conceived she. la .esist. I have a right to take it as an acknowledged OZ that there was no other feeling het that se a ff e ction towards the Crown sod the tiesettationfle die minds of the people in the month of July law. Awl is it nut making too great a domed epos our crwirilll4. for Ministers to mil upon es to believe, that in fear shirt mantis this washrooms rebellion has spree' speed already assumed so formidable an appearance? thee, is the result of all this? My Lards. Ido nut oryselfeetitied te believe that disaffectioa has Wes Imp root, or that it has extended itself widely. I am age Wand to give implicit credit to the representation which Miaisten think fit to make in their places in PIP Garment. sad that garbled statement which thef ... presented to both I fs with so me •ii form and nity. I think it my duty to reject, because it le as conclusive evidence Neatest the people of these tries. for whom evidence was offered to he e ., it 1 the Bar of both Nooses of Parliament. Bet 1111eidels refused to hoar a wool is their defence. sad on saw prepared to complete this the last act of oetharey IPti i. them, on the awn secomborated statemeee if Bl a ir vetmte ton, the Ministers of the aw geol. a without a tittle of aech evidence as le might to hr received, in any Court of Justi ce. . lest sad main objection then to these measures, of which that before the House brings up the rear, is. hisease i sethelest Parliamentary mend has sot been liii, to authorise so wises a proceeding as the stripping the subject of say part of his constitutional privileges. 1 have soother o4ecdoe naiad the goaded of Ministers, la wifely the enacting or these heavy penalties as p uma essuenres ; because, apes the skewing of the Mi nisters themselves. they were derived as the cure for in. sehmilinatiao sod turbulency in a very few &deism roily, and these very particularly eircemstanced--aad because Ministers have. oetwithetusding, prevailed WM i the Parliament to pass a gement sweeping aye** if I coercion vales& the whole community. I have a fur thee grest of eirjec.ion. became Ireland has been in clotted is the wide spreading proseciption—whereas her arkaowledged tramieillity and peaceable dememsoor ought mimes made her a vity uelittieg object for any stew measures of severity, and inasmuch as the present fata lism ca nnot by any possibility affect her present situa tion. er eves hear upon her former habits, when she de served less well of the general community than she does at pretest! and because there has been nothing to jut. tify sovietise against bet is the remotest degree, or to prepare her fee this creel lailictios, eneept, perhaps. her having bees reeeetly hoovered by the peeenric of the Allison i itemise. at a season of extteary and almost unexampled pressure and suffering, Ministers have closed their are against the distresses of the . I have an additional reason fee ehjecting to thudsmeasures, l as iaT tb e ese of ..m i xed seve een a t the am. rity, w me soheLicxs. neatly. nod so heselleially applied. Bat further, the very priaciple as which these measures are founded, strikes coy mind as in the highest degree objectionable. inasmuch as they draw a wide lies of dissertation Ur times the differest orders is society. betimes the marry sad the few. the doh aad the poor. the task-masters avid ski elective part of the popelatioa, tmehieg to the tem* this worst of all per Able lessens.. that is tiro or of Bee raeliimeot at least. their interests. sad these of the higher orders, are inesswitetat with each other— ~• ~' 4 these ._ demercatiess 1 that west aparepriase ofaildiets the lasemitit from itti whole of the meld liersolardin l47 ; die , which ho lA hes his anger exercisiag the high die easel the higher Prorsilag" the sanchearp. formed, to 'hie father's toefaially fear s of ageism the was mildbitad . Aad. imqr,- of their meet indiapessible for and to degrade be People. woo se.kaowlesiged t. may. perhaps. according tw presets day. Ea could surety' bet to exhibit .4 happy destaity t in the mot vivid celesta, whilst he left the.case the where be toned it. But, accordly to my view of subject, the just, composition of the State assigns to that reprobated thief, the People, No inconsiderable place. The People fens the great body of the social community. It is been them that it receives its Soren and consistency. They .are the Mews of the nadea's strength in war; sad io peace, the WNW* illOttlitorob of its remtr pros perity. It was that tereitated AM. the Petit* which itght us through the Wig and tosts con test which errarimd e : sema tb• SAW and the,' rish same aid bas Ism the we at Waterloo's distin guished Old ft int Inewortality. The babe of ATHOL obilerltds with Infetrom to O's viperish's of the Noble Had. that the weerwiselesieg sealeritim lithe two HeeM bell bees the St quitinet of Ministers I sares s i ciair throng* these wevasares, was an hopeerely Did she Noble Earl mein la dosage' the osei or arraign the sa tine of these Xelis Lords Oohed owaschnitisosly coats leeward with their antes in sapped of the Determent let a crisis of great public dagger ? He mid fee himself say, that he bad ased ammw- toady . voted for these otesottres, heft _theronthly addled in his woo mind that they wore imperist_uffy required by the state oi the Gauntry. The Noble )nd and Ahem 'night have COWS se a different emission; bet surely. whets the Noble Marl claimed theaglat of opinion Fa hiseeelf, be might to the motives of others whoconschratieselv He was satisfied hetteest. that time Were Oiled sal would prove highly_ no. the rest majority of the asentry. they met again. he had so doubt he should be to etsatalate them oa the sacra* with whicit measaresd bees attended they . woold operates se ladeed they had partly alr e a d y , to gm strength to the loyal and well-dispeeed, to emote the timid. to res cue the seduced, and to show the really disaffected, in that paucity of numbers and stealth, which, when they were *tapped of the aid they denied free' the sent of measures like these, wonld, be had no doubt, be Steed tobeksig to them. As to be it appeared us him perfectly uneeceseav ; he was fatly prepared on the first day of the tingles to vote for menoares to repress the evil. because he was satisfied of its existeace from the notoriety of the case. Inquiry met unavoiJahly have eameeted meek tine, sad is the laterite the Rath cal* might have eensted a position that would hale ham of mimes impootasco to the COGNST4. AS to the distress of the people. was undoubtedly in tome installers greet, hr thought that Masters bad sheen every disposition to alleviate it, and he was satisfied that by their rowdeet with regard to these measures their po etpolarity bad be greatly increased. The Earl of DONOUOHMONE, in explanation. salt!. that he should disclaim sahibs, bat, on the contrary. every word that ba He d fallen from to be soothedanitt:r is its full force. appealed to him the Hesse whe ther he had given any Parliamentary offence in the ea - Freesias* be had used, or stated any thing that could he mistaken for s Itch by any man capable of **Hag the force of argument ? No.rsissoulerstatiling. ou the part cribs Noble Duke should induce his to adopt any change in that steady flue of conduct which he had heretofore parser& or to disclaim soy thing he had said, as he was conscious of having said nothing of which be alight to repent. The Duke of ATHOL said a few words its so low a tone of voice, in which we noderstood hint to point out the language of which be complained, but at the same time to admit that there was no Parliumustery arrive in the lingmago of the Noble Fad. The Seel HARROWDT defended the Government ft charges . cf the Noble Earl, and maintained rulanaidellt warning hod been given of the aircum- MOSaa st tie country in the weer% from the Throne at Moe 111•11 pf the last Stales. Warning was also given is She letters addressed to the Lord Lieutenants of Csdadies, sad the proclamation respecting Seditious lioadugs. In answer to the argument, that if Minis- WS wee then aware of the danger, they ought to bare =lllenrard their measures at the moment, he olo ohm so onr could have anticipated the occur reacts Aida took plate dati ig the recess. and that Mi sisters, by waiting until new, only showed a divot.i. tion to Snot to the existing laws, as long as they could do so with safety. Besides, the refs's' of the Noble Lords on the= side to must to them even now, was proof aim ties tha mast hare attended 'agitprop's! at any ferentopeded. He concurred with th e Noble Duke (of Athol) in tbiaking that tie majorities is favour of these kills were not cenioed to the two !looses of Parliament, bet combined all the sound part of the community. He was jsutiliod in saying so, wipes he found that, with the ex ceptien of Louise, Wineminver' and Southwark, no petition sr rensonstrame had by es - them.- The silence of the people co and if ever there waste messes to quotation den tartar dement might the occasion of which he was speaking. resides be augured favourably of ' of the coastry , and thought that iag the danger in the ace , had pursued cable measure .f comillatiom that of • safety of the well-diatesed subjects - The Ebel of DoNoteAuTte n• Law CHANCIIIIOI . . - - • ..____ . • . , .. _ . . ' • Hi .... 1 . .yi.ca.oß .c Li liritkv -- . . .• . . .. - , - s A ., I , r lzs a, .. 4 , L .„ 111 ) , . ~. ....., . 4 ' t) • .I. M ) l,te,Al Lp ~ .. , . 1 . • ' 4 N • 't I . -- - • LONDON, TUESDAY' • 1110 v DECEM ;-. Pk lint . Nit 4598. " The Cause for which ILIMPDEN . ASSletlis Field, sod SYDNEY died ex th e Slarfai I" PRIPE. . • .• .. AATI ON AI. It IkP. A N TWA EINB U RAN CILD MONEY oFFICIE, 9, Hogoivien. . i . awl w deprave_ dot cheraete, raven the. hr feud i i iist i egai ium n. beausse . A dre l thidr e lnes a eland ASSOt•I B ANKERS ' and MERCIIANTEr A i ' 11114 . 1 tee se . 2. 1 2 re m e , t i t. 'l li = di m= dig .fg anis Z e ss iwa d t r wt T i r m ". ll t e rlt Reseos-sroarr. BiAllitntlMllll, LIWIIIII. APICES IHSCOUNTED. sod those of le sae the eguity7s - ati - die* gtry of then ty.- 2 Lords. I ;14 - sa - to die whole - el the winkle and Osetissess of reek and lenses. else beef s ages, s iamodio Asseribed brifiy ow • i die ith mimes hoe rowed asd saasslas Ike Allenc:s of Ssibibury. Le;d Monroe. M. P. natality, sway, sod fidelity, the nano the alien L.. L or d plimosoi c r al/Mk he seartained, to say lona. ilea sae atteemett, tha(the dense rend ng do pater sad aerosolise/I neeleuel. They have token the .. ebileris(s__ . 1 , ..... i. . PliFillareet . The Lord R wasoL isbop or sic esedsle. m.r. pelts aJorrrele.eryWasscriositseptiousedofidawypropirtypough. ane-lesa ..... . 6, tri=ssamiregrae. ..ris_iieso,....r_orrr ;05 i ar s e ed cbuit uy tp ho lace s d ea p r eatign t rossanetasty th a t a ge uha ef therudgemstomisiika,_ : it 11 . 1 1 . ESTI or CatilitTOW, Viscount Dediey sad Ward. Apply personally. or by lota post paid. . • is coestriettatiets. was copied free ahe Is to lite view of hie Ogle TIMMS". ------ '-' • ' daft. An AM of I sa lzal by his Noble aad pee Louie% say fee the pares of exere l l i siag lii, F. B. Pamir. Bart. I Tb. it. H. B. Mel*. WATER-PROOF BOWIE, be. . • Leant Triad ea the who was then Attar Notoda a givisce ses eetesieg his sadist m i irsionel R. Eilion, N. P. Robert Hervey Gottr, Reo• Ili HOBLE I, te. Jamo•-•lrest. Covent - rad,/ arthanal. ad which bad bees hoed very effective. aeon et kid of i s ath ofeaccons. v.,. sodas the &Hoodoo .of the Piddle to bit maw Tb , r o a m Am& bad hem, she itty is •dogleg deeds edli, pf dipoodog the heavenly pent Periessur.-Sir E. B. Soars. Bart. Baker 4o • oo . Pad' ► feveatlos for sable' Boots sad Oboes Welerveeet.frep; ea t ." - — w g Flaw iip , „bu ss! Marimbas womb de IlHoheses have Woke* late the • 111111MINI• 11114 vestries the possibility of say settlers peostritees Vic-aesseas T. -Colonel R. Sillaso. Cieergivatsiet.Weel- e s ,. . . ale oda& weeks ; lie geserally eatrivieg to isese They have have& the Illestriou Pe nes, I wiener, N. P. hie weds slily le these - ea labia be avoid et the soweeere oil see• Us- 8 - 11° S . k " eat " I T to West el krn " li g Thee de idetnedsas had hese died aZteC/11711s. giv esb l iera i r thereby. as has bees Th. des. R.ll. K. Htde. Bo- Wm. Cs are. --• will avert seamy evils atteredlef trot bet. bet the midar e . sad .. 5h „,.„ 1 ,,,, sos , s k th e sum assi o ug air kftstes. aa 4ow oote's-ise-ieldes s ea ,k Lodge, T. Toast, Esq. Greeting*. J. Nayfor, Rao, Batten.- ittsaiiiriali ..dgiadigesibloboy;ht thegretrrivilkith of to *Why . . . 3ediee we dies do deer of }aloe a road, Rise. an nee le Oferiessen of des bat s . scald mile be lIZI. Ort=illtatt: liailt s tilaaaff oh f 1544 9 -11 was _,:l, s abet B. IL "IV . W et t• Skew' J. Ce lg ee ' 11.4 * ilisse. hose haseaul kiss with tagr dosage --. ;se de off Akgen lase. A drif chili", ._ . ei ........_ I " 6.1111141. I ishiset to dose nossores . Itemise some of street. 1.11, --_--s- e‘inewri, 11 ----- -- "'"-“- --•-- - --------•'--.-.. 0 if rb.“6,71.70.1 ...... ai P. Driver. lea. IfAso- IL smil.••••.. NW IMP- toad. 'MIL Ne w PIPIITA philj livedlit_Plo side en beesdades. sad he also that t ar Lord- elegem_ li t artsiev adeasho ssi ta r osessei ve the:lb: to vi it hly indis s z he estaled •• Cabot's Wean Peete•att be ships woad setBseitate tit pass it, seeing. as they oat. tam. dti•dut• Cotasal- -C • r•Wiht eSse • Es q . abses4;elleell ' l et r ig - iti it Labe as am es sesessonsuts an be weds that sod solids* tad entered tato a "anti' that of the Ceastiantey. the P Liacolies-ini. Al.o rpon. Idea arid b• la do es•M tot.teadliV •• • rare set Henries be de Constitution of toe belowlrit,....cirsak width they are aka Exastruusc Sawa To ens lan D ePettesseee * -C* si =Orden. VAC as its ' Whinalll _______,_,. l, Thwil o massy. which meldonly be is pet down 1y hold In the anandly of the date. This no do. Nsisessonsare. DallY , Illsa• Iltsa" a I tall'h ata II"' I" "". the striae are of the law. His Lordship asecleiled by Lave bees a iu' Is*_ dr th e naseet. a the sisMerMie hails at the resat HS =mow a lb° lig" Allmiatilti freer.(saaisdr"sage•weidatart:ammisidadig the thabsi by .1=.?4: sieving the snood reading of the Bill. • this argentine. If it dimes the name. a . "Is" Saa *a dasi l s as et fki'" .... a cidel a . a w orm . p m Ros o i dy l aresene se w oe boos. fa loam, The Earl a -..eONOCOHMORB.nd-dllnisters hare, ... sw im* caw have haw leniedat fee so other purpose be ------.-.." tlhell " a " gt r- sall li t te - a-115.:.1.;,,"Xthe pres s. the ham deshnity of the eloquent artist I ._. _.-.-- ..taw h. left the case isst win MCA presented tipsiest could not be disputed ; le which the hit itr.eyril iitht be applied, it was From this .11.- 4 the future tranquillity—. t tioverunwah by Opel:- pursued the .14 prirti- iat of proving(' tor the its of the Crows. LIE 'segued- . dried that 'Misters V. I