The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-30 00:00:00

34 DECISION OP MR. PEEL. CHESTER PROCESSION IN HONOUR OP THE QUEEN. On Monday last a grand procession was formed by the several Clubs, in honour of the triempli her Majesty has obtained over her enemies by the rejection of the Bill of Pains and Penalties. Out of the seventeen Frieedly Societies of this city, sixteen atteoded , with flags, loan nen, and omit:. Each Club assembled at its usual place of rendezvous, and marched to the open space at the south end of Nicholas-street, where they were at ranged according to seniority. At a little after two o'clock the procession moved from the assembling Ind, and being joined by a number of ritizens, pre down Nicholas-street, round Stanley-Once. op 'gate-street, down Bridge-street, and retnreroi up *tee, round the Abbey Court, and Further :reel : returned anti proceeded down North. Eastgute-strret, and Furegate-strret, to the .ing moved down John-street, Pepper-street. item to the place from where the procession in the following tholes:- 4:nel Friendly Society—t. The Original Bro. Society-3. The True Blue Sorietv-4. The - I 5. Independent Society-6. 'the Young —7. The British Brotherly Society-8. The Society-9. The Harmonious Society-11h Band —l I. The Waterloo Society—it. The Handbriolge Brotherly Society —I-1 ;love Society—ls. Loyal Brotherly Society ne Society. Society carried banners with lop% insetkitions. ing to the groittna at the end of NTcitolas cations Clubs separated, anti each wesrelseti th-honse, where the atenshers dispersed in the .;tie order, hi Oily pleased with the mark of ley had thus paid to their Queen. Almost ivitioal appeared with an elegant white rosette At, and luny silo: red devices with a rarirty Not less than between two and three thoo the procession, including citizens oho 'll.l ro the socimies, aid the number wonbl have olershly groper, had no iullnence been eget.- - persons from joi nitiz it. timid that a vote of thanks was rusanimonsly in by th e Club s a ssembled, to Earl Orust•estor, Iv a hurt in the [loose of Peers, in opposing still Penalties. I .tiatlf • • 4. T!-"F SI ATF'SMAN. . t , The 1 7 1, 4 e :fr . re / e, Ci pi ff. sh7e / j A ur:i 'l su lt :is i i :f d:o f tf G rei E rm VC 4 : it . i.hbete eass:.:: -7---e- REPCOS PON TIM HOUSRLSBS POOR. --recam— Yesterday the Members of the House Committer , sr' Ang - . for Jamaica, ran on shore on t h e N. E. d . 4 r M d. ..S l . llll tb n e d, N I etrcaszl;, ° and " carried into pointed by the General Committee, for the relief of aPnrcisecool:dwiis the Hunseless Poor, waited upon the Governors of the London Workhouse, for the porposc of making pro- A r i e h at to rel i t. positions to them. from which great advantage is ex- We gaye an account nn the i . i ~h in t. .f t'ie Jane, petted to the destitute during this winter. of Aye, having la:•en fallen i . wit ,a! and med. Its Amongst the Governors who attended at the Work- a l e an. f r om Aeor n ondl an d, ,h t ,.,1 04, 0 , o . e. it eP house to receive the proposition o f the Deptttation pears th a t the Mayflower, ar ivy.' ther • from Anti t co: from the Committee of the Housetops Poor, were-- Wish, fell i i with on the kith Nurs the island of S:. The Loot Mayor, who took the Chair, Mr. Alderman Paul about 10 sties distant, the anise. 3111-question, Wood, Mr. Wright, Mr. Dully, Mr. floe', and Mr. from Quebec, bound to Ayr, laden wish wheat and Pearce. Amongst the Deputation were Mr. Bodkin hunker; in a gale of la ind, two 'lass before the Jane and Mr. Hick. slofted her cargo, sprung a leak end was completely Mr. HICK stated, that he waited upon the Governors t water-logged ; her puny'. being eta, iicr , l, and the vas• in the name of the General Committee, to request that sel in a sinking state, k was judged prudent to shah+ they would permit so mach of the Loudon Workhouse don her, when the master and coot. 11 in numher. as could be spared to be appropriated to the use of the were taken on boara the Mayflower, and have been indigent and unprotected, with whom the streets in landed at St. John's, Newfoundland. this severe season began to abound. He represented, The British ship Neptune ran on shot.. on the Flo that such an application of the Workhouse was coin- rida Reel in Ott. hut was gut off nit', lass of rudder. patihle with the Charter, aid said, that the expense 'flu. Sophia, flame-, of and from Port Antonia arising from dilapidation', Ice. would be defrayed by (Jamorica) to St. John's, N.B. was wrecked in tkt. the Committee for the llonseless Pour. The accosts- on the east end sf Mayagana. Crew and tart of the laudation would be required for three months. The f cargo saved, and canied to Terk's Islam,. necessity was exceedingly pressing, and Mr. Hick • The Three Brothers, Spent!, humid to Lisbon, is iuTped the Governors would not part without coining disrkarging her cargo at Falmouth to repair. to a oleterniination to co-operate so far with the to. 'lle Margaret au 1 Jane,Sinclair, from sinillerbind. mittee, who had done so ninch service to the rononn- having s;:rung a leak. bare op fur Bridlington on nity last year by the liberal coarse they had pnrsueol. Wednesday, but Inlsse.l the harbour aid went on shore. Mr. flick took the opportunity to state, that if by the LlTTLallaair.loN. D..t. 28.--The Good Intent, Ito interference of those around him a considerable sum geraoa, from Sunderland, got on the Bar the were raised to accomplish the desirable object ofelear- 2dth inst. She was lightened yrsteril .y. and came ing the streets of beggars during the severe season, in safe to-any, *Mount a 0.:,• spioarent damage. an establishment might rise, and soddenly too, which Maativvt, Dec. 25.—.1 ho;silea.l of oil, marked on would be likely ta arrive at the character which the head % 6d. and near the hung 162, h a ,. b ora Christ's Hospital had attained amongst the noble in- washed oo share near this place. stitntions of the country. VEASELs Si.oKIN wtru.—Cuited Friends, of Bristol. The boar) Ma .0.4 approved the suggestion of the Dee. 2, from Catania for Bristol, off Cape oe Galt, 22 days out; Fatithaiii, Der. 6, troll' Newfoundland for the Committee, anti pointed out various untenanted parts Mediterranean, by the Chichester pocket, arrived :It Fal se the workhouse, it. which the iinfortnnate could be pleural without the slightest prejudice to the present i Lady Nogent. Swaintoo. from Liverpool for Bengal, system upon which the estahlirdelnent ~as conducted. 10th July, lat. 21.1 i. S. lung. 74. E. by the Savannah, He was of opinion that the slim of 21.1,.,9111. or 25,WHIP. arrived at New for k! from China. a sum easily raised iii Loudon upon so pi..cleinz an Brilliant Star, Tp, from Liverpool to•Pernamboco, on 12th al , . lat. I. S. 10ug.19. 1 emergency, would be of incalculable service. C.( applied • Ap o llo, from Antimerp to Batavia. Idth tilt. lat. judiciously) in ameliorating the runiiition of the pop 2. 3t. lust,. i generally throughout t: e c,.untry. Ile conrislered Lowth. ---,bowed toJamain, 9th iaat. lat. 32. 16. 1 that one of the ;;mates' taus' of vagrancy was neat,' long. 23 . :10 Of work, for the pur,o,e of preventing whir. rom-1 Loudon Firket, —, boned to Tobago, 19th instant ' plaint he should advise the ailoptionof a plan similar to I lat. 47.5 d lone. 12. • that upon which an old friend of his, Mr. Jackson. Osborne Packet 27th alt. lat. 30. long 6. 46. ; United one of the overseers of t1 . .0. parish of St. Catherioe Friends, of Bristol, from Catania, id install!. Is'. 3. 4.; Coo.. had acted. He would provide w oh, whether t b e 'u ss i h i m. li f e r: i s:l r N i e c ir k f e ua te nd at i rl at i n o t a r lll a r in f ou lth ti, by the CsitlU t that work proved to lie tnAlter of pecuniary advantage Alacrity, from Newfoundland to Lisbon, Pk DM.. Int. 'or not, and the host of v 'grants who hated work would 46. 36. long. 32.32. by the Pallas, Land, arrived at Li ' -.non disappear, as they had dons its the case of h;s verrool. friend, when they found that without working for it krancis Basset, from Newfoundland to Bermuda, l fi th they could get nothing to eat. '1 he case to which his inst. lat. 31. 29. long. 36.31. by the Lurd Hobart packet. arrived at Falmouth. Lordship alluded was as follows :—Mr. Jacksou was John,---, from New York to Prince I/award's considerably annoyed while lie was Overseer, by SOH- Island, 22d. nit. Cape Canso bearlog W. distant VI citations from great hulking fellows of the parish, leagues, by the Sarah, Prank; arrived at Liverpool. u h.. always said they could get no work. " Well, my -- as • Rousasie rite Ocinaoses-11 Laredo ratting, be' poor noes. he at length said to so 1 e of them, " VII see sod get you a little work:" lie ti mg leak teem taw. fire a " 41 a.sisa f_, ll '• " a ' asn ' esi to Phu shank-yin* had ordered Sim to pick up all Kno tt • k _ i mei •I l a aa _ iss L a f e s_ t _ awawal l al 44 e rii. „ 4 Law ' the small loose stogies that lay about and throw them 1";1.,i' wars . ______."` u ".• 'al tract, 't.etwge'r into a earner: In a few hours all but one got fields . i nn' "arrles a goal sowilsif • ‘,.. them. who appeared to he demi. M I. was , f ,'' 4 ! /hem. tired aid skulked lOC He who retook:sot calculated upon the contrast between this eon- he miles ' , as if aaddewadi * a g ainst • • sri ' la hehl duct aad that of those who had departed, and ' his an " ti p to support hi. "'" perforating this humane office, his frigid. Mr. Bandaye, abfecre4i he actually staid fur two or three days, in which time, the fellow pot his hood *lra and draw Mr. finales with a very moderate exertion, which greatly incre as e watch frum f his fob. He letesedlalely c4llared Has l ed his strength, he collected all the small stones into and detuandesl the mikli. erlsta tke 'either roared out a corner. As soon as he had done so, Its went off to " Thieves ! thieve*: belpl help 1" lA. till a pug of Mr. Jackson, who paid him most cheerfully, and said eight or ten he was owe more at a loss for work. "bay yon too , men assembk.4l; the thief pretended to i.e • farmer to them (alilleogh it was plain that flan my poor fellow," said Mr. Jackson, " then I aunt me le was a preemie's-end p/an), sod entrusted their i what -I can do foryon. Let me sec—there is ael • two meg who had robbed him. In stance a gainst ' fib! that with stones from the corner, and carry eadea in the gentlemen e ty! on to Bethnal-green, and make baste back fur leo j. xpentolllllllto modvoured t o I explain; the whole goof atlasifeff them, kaocke I sack." The vagrant proceeded upon his ow einfloy meat with a verr ill grace; as soon as he got to I ti r la " tan e a allea, " *mg et IM and at lens le Whlteelsopel Church, be shot the &vaunts of his sack I they wer e at"' with Mont The thieves into the chinch-yard ; and, swearing that he would I then took Mr. Berelares containing a 11, vote mid about 10s. in silver. Wailes sad his pocket-hook, never, as lung as lie lived, go into a chinch-yard little sliver, mid e a precipitatiesrape. again, walked of with the sack, and never was seen both their bali a• awns they 1 06 111 111 ar 4 a 6.91 a by Mr. Jackseo mere. The realm has been found an itifaliiMe ewe for. iseprooey ha the parish of st. i T hursda y °I F e lm o'clock," Mr. Raleliff• Catherine C. lheilltielsrated Cad a e, the miser, e'Y rs "; °r . o r Oastilweo•fillds , was pass of ValsoisrWe, komf.kho lay, disposition of the beg- tu g alon g l a liela'rew• ea blia wit home from a intre wellood dreg , Mick bseeq the kook-ledge. fried'' boul 01411aig conicind and struck bleu a plll When any he,„&e.mans tame to - h i s . gate, a n d me- sudden and teagettionsliltsV milks bark of his head plainest of want of work, Cooke set him to dig the ,with • blett t he 'tempteda onasiderabla ells garden, hot took awe to watch from wider a window, tau " a g ai a all The wall of anew badiliff : his sssallest lest he siwoold rut of with the spade. After an hour k open him with maibilifit on breast an or two's labour, the workman stack the spade in the ' s e eing that be did n o t fa l l f oll o wed , and with another desperatelleW asteamiad is blasdilail Wes tiowsto and' earth, and 'waked of. His place was soon supplied by i then ; the other nelt Vs Ms threat to prOstint blot his from m , aking another, who had very little inclination to labour, and thus Cooke mansired to hare his garden dog without I an y alarm ' ha s eised bald et 1 11 .. 1 ililitnibwbain• bey% belts, at a thrthimrestpeoce. .. i the strati& to r at n.-iiit the unfelt broke, epos AldentsMa 11'4mo-straggly reeomotended to his ben- ' which 31 r- 3 erasse, mailing the Mit resistance thus that (mailman ow propriety of " niac i n , in the I be possibly could, shook the relhietelf, and rAod nut propuaittoarof the Committee. after which the Tres- i " tica i rtter lad , . eahbasTs".4........aa lead as be aeubl a in . , lllo surer (Sir W. Rawlins) haring made no decidmi ob- • _, watc-waa ' aa ", searall 4 ' 3 ' elm. , slawil l,, a u t'w pietism, the applieadon was 'lmplied to in the Anna, "'tee. the thief me 01 4 faurst lilt 6 nlw Ow . I tire, and leave was given to appoint a Coniasittee to ____„ , Matt sea sea ls, . be t beieffleuetntd he was lone aPlue ~lel the workhouse. and put it in a proper plan for wessawa le d I n e r t° In lb . wet eb • b n ese- Ha w as tante the reeepekto of between 200 and 300 poor people. before Sir Danisd Williams, and Matthew Wyatt. Erg, The c omm i ttee are to apply fur s i m i lar accents .. at Lamlteth•steeet Police Mlle% yesteolsy,_ where lot, dation for the poor at the east and west sods 'of the r flare hie wawa Michael gelliaaa• and was aawasill ' a. town. We understand that in their arrangements for 'tar tr i a l. temporary protection of the lionselessi they at' tilMeomined so guard agalast the possibility of 1,-' lortheted by those who are net in the most pres. Mate of necessity. Bread and water will be adralln. tired to these who crave admission, and rutiskment trilkeertailly be ialliesed epos all laspostoes. . _ _ t M A ORIED. At Ilegtess. tee d f ps tM iMA tat.. =Um Cali.- der. tog., to tr.,44 Ikatio Thome. Osolltwo of Cori.- Toostion of 1101 Owe. POLICE. . • 1 1.)121D. Oa Tharstlay, Os oft intl. at 1 14, * ibis Own, Israel Livia. Esq. b 11111y=r• 0a dr Obi beisalibt et • 01 Ms Wan 1ie11 4 640141.011 8.1.91 Ila t osy rafts 10941111* OWNS* ft - Opelsillby a - wailipmea l cle at telosis. who al , I ' l • tebadstbtOpo lb sae •• ready tar Ilse bass a be a Yak Os thrift at Miro last, Is Geovitla, MOM llsales„ OW so lbws of if due. of tosser. ./-44‘ filiebas. Rag. ISIS of Abelsarels-Isbe, TAMIL aserdisat, aMal. Wow ProviesaseJliaisoa. bet*, * w 44 *IP 001111." 7 1,94 .1 . 10 :Pr the yanks eiostersed ha the resew N►litit ea. a d it Ltle sa attaek apes Ilatodas, trete heotidlAtlbr won. wiles they woe all kleatiftel. Nark Ilveal. who wee aoryieent es WAs is*, of the sang. wits itlesitified as the pones tele ImiliOd Ann the Iselptightet, at the TM*, at Nig of the most activr is the rescue. • They wet. restaattleti mita Teeetlay dolt. • Ts* Ilhomme ewe - rePer) 116:11 1 i; Strut *poi awes by R. WANDALL. Joe.. Ilk Cal esitiesligli o Spats, &e. are misimpted M u 0 aditelieeiL ow orb los lIVIN'S ANSWEIt 'fo AIALTIII:S. *tinned from yesterd”'s statesman.] sIiCTION ill. IVO OP INCRICAIIt. IN (*NUN 1.01.11.01 0 N. Ire already observed that the prorressions of not formed like those of the mathematician start from one term to another, hut pro illy, so as to fill up a!I the interstices be ams of the series ; ono it is only by catch- Tent points in the order of thaw, that pro ire extracted, t.a form (or oftener to sui;) I of philos.phers. It is known, ft.r instance, fall to the earth with an accelerated motion. ~ration has been assumed to be such. that desetibcd by the falling body shall always 'titan to the squares of the times. Experi made on a p ttv !wale to prove the truth of , sonar of which appeared to coincide in a degree, while others presented very differ it was then assumed that the ratio could in a rayon:it, on account of the reststcnce of atmospherical air, and as ne have tui weans of - experimeeit in raters, the priyoriple still were 'fowl* Wenn. It is nevetAgifess con nwpiestionahlcl and it ia..eveanteelo twftiiik tin their orbits. a similar manuer, though with humbler claims Oonlislence, Mr. 3laitbus has adopted the.prieelple, " his predecessors, of a tendency to a ennti geonsetri,al ratio in the increase of human po anti his hnilt upon this hypothesis, his acc•moting fur the vice and misery which Ig mankind. We have now to consider from this principle of increase has been Inferred; previously remark, that it is the tendehcy of increase, and not the increase Itself, Malthus exhibits as the evil genius of the This embryo of future faroine--edds ,is yet to he—is perpetually at war with genius of sithsistenci. The hand of industry anti the fruits of nature are shrivelled, by If the demon. He hangs the ruin over our we are crushed by its *cies% before' it Granting the power of increase to the lininin methods of investigating the law of tie vary according to our view of the origin of Un this subject, however much men m the minute particulars, there are only -t and acknowledged systems of belief. T , peopling of the earth as recorded 111 tip : the other is the aspect of human society to every succeeding generation, modified by of confidence that such generation ester. tradictiuns and uninspired written records ancestors. • author then undertakes to consider the rase '‘ of these points of view ; and bovine as first hypothesis, that the whole of the pre . of nem have *prang front a Nagle poi:. he demonstrates by tables. for which we must Pei* to] WeIL that the aentiesetrinneid=itn :ries' ratio, thot lisie tgh extended to. h uf and thus proceeds:—) descendants of a single pair can newt i the geometrical ptoport ion, neither Cal th n ‘•rn colony, for such a colony is only a c e l list grown up pairs ; and besides, as they ate ngs, they are liable to many aceiditnts, tk'firin4 tlation, from which the preceding table is by ;on free. A colony of grown up men and insulated from the rest of the world, toped in a great degree the Slit patents of the race. Society, uit exists in Itarepe, presents Numbers of all ages from the cradle to thegrare gradations which could not exist in a colopy, we have msOtiamml, for notaries. lite;111.1. A his geonsettical ratio la Americo: loathe* Mllivetioo might reovitsce him dim this totisopuo poiMely take Flom a the simemodaali alt growls up promatows t thd that. tlestsigis it WOO poise, Aso tootimleig Wait d ewherosta nse tt Tashi aesehoelseho it with at eassiew s it fierier Wiese lis•ipeogemoloo. /It l e thi s , denying theodolite.. thisitite 1 an lacerate im America 44. hones ipoogrostiou We only deny, and we de it sOtariANAlp. increase is la nay spovies ttf ireensetricsi pro '. --(re k twittered.) i TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. So—Without considering whether the political opinions of your paper correspond with my own or not, I •ust, and I do, sincerely respect it for its libe rality, and most especially fur the strict regard 1.0 well know it has for the troth of what it contains. If no political obstacle arises to prevent the insertion of this ankle, none I assure von ran arise from its want f i 1 , •of character. 1 pledge my veracity it states a 'fact. ground, and t a When a moan becomes an object of public e.eperta- r.red, t atergate- str ,mss tion, be of coarse her .es an object of public curio- ed down Northgate-str 0 , 4itste the meet minute things relating to him, swell Nortligate.str into importance, and especially t'.ose hails that describe gate-street, 4s les HIART. liars, returnin Daring the Irish Secretaryship of Mr. Peel, my White Friars, tirs i t set . off, in . iativaisey with a gentleman in his neighbourhood IMoinght me emastantly by Mr. Peel's Lodge, in the t lie ; I y tar S ir e l I c r ie s, t Phernic Park, near Dublin. One day, on my way Union Band out to die with this friend, I saw at :i.e gate of T rue lilac-7 fir. P., assembled a group, and beard t.. yokes Amicable sas of altercation, which induced me to make the usual The Social li:, N i'lllibr' While , the mattes f" A young coon. iood Societv• ..... ( H d an d til *Map drieleg a cart had been arrested by one of the a l n 6. llumana ' U tter SOW petty trespass. lie was roughly paid; sank; assa soodo such manly resistance, that in or- 0 „ „,.. rn i t der !Prettiest,/ to *creme him, the midi of his horse street, the v 4 qt.?* CRC it which the poor fellow set up the most to its chilidins l i t Utter Istammietion. "They were not his own, they most peiterabl i were lila metier'. reins, and he should have them stops respect they - ..et si hit irages." Overwhelmed uith trouble, he was e o v n y i :" b " r i e i t t l : S )• oareled am rimate before —Oh lel !! " The cram- i S O. r mottorg. TART err B.TATE"--//g gorse rose, I admit, at this act sand were in of oppression ; the little interference I 'attempted was not belong to quite looffeetual. I did lone to knock the tyrant down. been consider The great popularity of air. Peel, has fee tett in "fie abed t o keep il. t ) i i l . to,irresistable a . curiosity to sue the event of this arrest, re.t i ni c c, : d n . :er' n l to see what Imola be his derision, that I remained on for hi,, manly the spot a considerable time. 4Voar, said I to myself, nose we shall 'see if Air. Peel has as hear. At last out came O P vet TORIOriI diever with trans- port, aatibiting a set of 'I Beautiful Nste !Mai." damning all rascally "Pichthooks;" and as he (put them in his horse, describing to tlre-per•ons collected the Bill of Pd Goniv [font OF TIIE RAT :amid him, in glowing colors, all Mr. Peel " suit' and „ sve hare all Mt. Peel "lone," ending with "Ha, Devil mend them! see, what they got for their pains." nature are nr 'flier do not Should Mr. Peel even discover from whom this reed ini.,;;;iit ‘ 1 paper anecdote proceeds, lie will be a little surprised, and will my, "It does sot come from a ffatterer." tween lug at the tat ei A l _ . e re gressions are • '4 the theories Patityrtra Pmr-Ormer.—Persons who by living I that biotic: fa within the redeem of I considerable town, receive That erecter o" 1 the spaces di their letters as regularly as their hot rolls, and w 1 I • oat at any thus divert the ennui of a vacant evening by a • he it , propurl 1 t visit to a public news-roots or circulating library, °tents were ii have so admposee idea of the avidity with which their I this theory, brethren of the mostry devour a new publicatino. or I remarkable I the shifts they me sometimes put to in communicating I eat results. the witht e : world second them. In the perfection of I exhit only i n her mail.coseh and peet-ollice systems, tire it Britain is , the atuunipi„ Wowed to marymomiteery other country upon the face 1 san hi ag th e tfMI; hat atilt there are many inland,. and me- raw" a t n l,rat dhafklio w / upp leatill idabo t h • kgr e a the. f ti tikTiblie" at .14 .sstaiered is nu maid be a edit . Abe blears. telmellhrt, as the range of a vino- ! 4. the planetslua, i i ii i , try• larttemmetelle eseessealy is, it cannot he expected to con fielroce e that h eltoold fumy day traverse the •' Pang Scotch !assumed by I mallet ;' seal embrace the whole circle of " moors and I lined geomet :names usonie si'. 9l that lie between him and his ens- I iodation; a towers. It woe this dllienity, no doubt. that sag- ' t h eory of at Stated to village gimbal* , the friendly practice of die. ex i st among .' . playing their sliseallod-Sor letters in the office window, ' what data it where they might haply meet the eye either of the , b ut we may person for whom they more intended, or of some good. I to this ratio r.atered mighbost. wino, if he had not money to : which Mr. !I •• louse" the moo, would at least apprise his friends I human race. 1 1 / 4 that such A/et:welted them. But in Galloway I b e i ng that . i, they map Matters better, and partirnlary in the gem , ' gel Oat seeleiled fogies which stretches between the Glen- I s palsied, a i ... kens and Newlithenstrert. they have adopted a mode the touch of o f commosiestioa, which in point of simplicity. is . ' worthy of the days of Lot and Abraham. In this falls. part of the country the farms are very large , and at ••G rant i n tae extremity. or as near as may be to the es- heads, and species, the I tremity of each farm, there is generally a rock, aer i es .. r iii t ., whist the herds dommalnate the post-office. Well, V•e person, we shall mdiff er y, who resides in the least re. I mankind. I in the 4 ir eta faras,smalis to the oisighbouring village or burgh general and tzwo, liar the arwarape, which be has no sooner tae- one is the p • rased, than be aimmloi it to the care of a sturdy herd, scriptures , who Verdi:l gao * :rite it In some thie place it chink iepi o r f the roc k' krdnp steadyby it appears degreeappearsta, ) -... t ie Dermot of the adjoining tenant. who in his torn l taint in the forwards It to some mead station t and in this RIM* 1 o f i ts an ent, W 4: are mid. the Dumfries and Galloway Courier will ; (The aut E . Pa ss a te .ar il Eitht RE to. different hands, and over frost' each u twice Ike UMW' of WU% in the course of a day or suntod the ti two. 11 the &g as at every turn, and carry- beat race o f II ins the itetA aid Mitolties of Loudon to the inmost demonstrate remises et Imeli Dom et Gels Magoon. the work lit _, 1 . -- .. .- As .104 lea, the Rtt Pidffidlial• a geometric illisellealbans arrived at Tay- centur i es . si 14iddles, They were wet at a dim .. if the 4 tease Inn #latietily by apse hundreds of hardy 1 cre as e i n th la whlsaderi, tillilliNlMet of the village and the sue- I of a ni ol.rn , ,--ep iweediag Isealliy, whi bad assembled in the early 1 , stam h,•r of it OS Ile • their - approbation of Isis I r e a l b e i n gs. li . to the late bill against the all calculati a ars. . 40/I. __ • ,„‘ t 0•... the horses sup p os ition • ea - "11. ' 16 rough the tillage, whim voin e n luau .14 it l.l l . &Kilmer that 'Maoist. 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