The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-20 00:00:00

• •L. . , • . . .t . LAW ANTRIA4(IIOI - CIIIt*CERY. JAN. 19. The Lotto ettANcii.loa 'was Occupied until two o'clock, in hearing inoiions of owinverest except to tho parties conceinood: Hit Lords Hip rase at the hour to itteud a Cabinet' COuncil. COURT OF KING'S 110401, SERJDANT'S (NN, IA 19. Their Lordships aptembled here; •thit day; (or the porpos, of hearing cause . shows aptiost• roles Nisi" granted 110 Terra, for new idols :in the Country.— The cases which 'occurred were, to &public point of ' tire+, *holly uninteresting. Their toniships Me' at three o'clock. iNSOUTENT OterORS'COURT JAN 19 Iris&lvens Deist o'r's"' Crs; rt !isolation o'clock nsornini. Thera we a 32 'Cases on the day'a list,l7 of ' • .• • • ~:. g whit& OeiC • , • • 'An Initilieni.ali t ine 4 Biti!!, _was opposed A N D iit: w e i t.;eniler the felinling cicomstinces : . bid forinettl le been isiiittneit! 'co iris Intinent • tunthn pillory , foe havin g fron4itsiily to !!!isot a • CoMmisiiiisa` of Bankruptcy reVOS; named Miller, 'and at the expiration of hii . titios'of iinpritou meat, Oideteti 'esintsiiser to be issued againt him, .fer.she sum of 4001., she espeoce of sopersetfiog . the Commission be had' procartsd to _ . • be issui 'The Court discharged the losolvent. J. Wilco: was opposed by Mr. Aimun for a con. Vestment of property. • The fnsolvent,• in his esaisinatlon, admitted that he had been repeatedly before theCoert, in the hope of obtaining bilk discharge. The hat-tiles ha 'weiep wee in September; he was trio serrated for nisek. -log prisoo—.that for Wing. not of the . rotrs t , one — day that betook it itis head • to ktiva OW le bit,of frolic, and 'SP to [POl'''. Green fair , . neer rarer. At a former wet; realmde nec.fol 'fried, VII for i concealment of properly,. is he isnerence forget *to, put, into his schedule a ilri rLsettich was bid pri!peny 7 . _ declared, thft. 'neUfffr sii,rightat his Wile,..er eidertkity ether c4M cotristances or retationihiP,,siwas lie a claimant for art prepe4t? inlay if'the `COuril of LaW. lo a ritreatfirti' from thi 'teitned ,the 'llirettleent • that he wai on . Sliftni In 'the Cook el %Chancery,' hi a case of pent:roily sincerely NM he we's, -' Mr. ARAM, congratulated the Gentleman on the striking petollarity of his taste. Tlselninlieni was discharged. • 'The a'pPlicitien of Fraiicik Briscoe was opposed l byldr. ligkfti, Under the following circumstances: 'The'Learded Counsel said, that the Isisolvetit acted: sub.oiSier regular officer for the hundred 'of. tlisuistOn ;' and while so acting,' bad ionterted s tio' fits dwn'uao a sum of Money which hi had received vb . 'account of Plaintiffs, 'Whose Warrants 'he 'bad served. This sum, so'fir as the apPosiiig CredifOr (ilr: 'knee l 'amounted to 3ii . lle iv is called tits ib•Pay s ii; end hi dode - sot* • Perhaps some 4`erthre' tuna would b'd Ur; hichthe it , Preseneknew nothlatabd4:* I.:trainaiian, 'ended,' Ail he hid retain isslitant to the 'eppriiing creditor ; he *Silo reeeliti a ihitling for pin twairint Ith'exiiented; left& Money, 'd# neo, was tiot tio*Pfaiatilf tirDefentlant, did estensibit officer (Mr. Itentej) Paid him this sort. Soierel tirePrifriti were shown to the withieeeipti endailed'apeti be idinitted trite in hit , "• In his 'crass-eiaminitiOn, 'Mi. Potiont, he . laid this he had iipeatedly s eined oil Mr. Henley, for lesettlentent Orbit s'ecolints;• and the litter put hiin off from time to time. Ilia own undersiiiiclinerif likrtinguleirvnt was, that be itiohlit bare Is. k week for itieeble,' besides the' understood feel ha re albedo': chirMenley was Szarnined,•ikd' said, that the In. solvent hid never made Any conditional engagement with him titetetve a weekly sility—he was merely to hive thnshillitigt en eke esticntion of the warrants. Aft oath was ilsoetiministeredlo him Once or twice sr week, •thait he hid properly returned to the* Plain. tiffs tint :Unit We htd rethlittd from Defendamti in the rotten of melee in the Court. The - Coast 'remanded the • Insolvent; 'ander • the 54th eleven of Acti - vittiCh makes it penal for a servant tel titoiMitt to Mimeo nap* ihe - propeity In trusted/a him o*the•account of his* mistee.. • Mr. dttssot! made a — singular application to the Court.' Be• 'waved that the discharge obtained of the last Sitting of - the Corirt;bi an [ln s olvent binned Scrivener; •shobld be revokf'd ender the following '-cnorstaucestv'flie Inkolient had sub Pained et a witness in hit cause, the - opposing creditor—be had . bought her to the Vicinity of the Court, and desired her to stay in a room emit he serit•for . her, promis ing to do se the ineineot the trial commenced. The trial came on, but . nevbpposing ciedhar appeirlag, the insolvent 'was discharged. The opposing cie akar, who Was in this manner. cejotedoras s eedy to verify the facts by affidavit.- - • • The COURT achnittent else appliciatlins, and crated . for the affidavits, which 'the Learned Couusel said be would immediately prepare. . • • • 'lke other business Of the day was quite unin teresting.., . • • Sunday, daring !be bodra of Ditine Service, a sot. dier of the Coldstreritideirdi,..in s ewe ofiosanity, named Barker, run !shoot some of the streets in Westmlos i ter, breaking the .windews the titi, and committing*otherico,l,-vidleottce-:. In. Vt one hand be carried bis % bayeriev,, a t in t.stiter a rge 'ate terror, of the and defying pei_tiln him.' 'The neighbours :ea t of the cite comstauce .. fo the Officers en r ..t if fl Guards, and a riirtrichasei.tkW'av the fortinitie marline. e in defOf &ten his weoPone; stair?, and StlitEW'biduieff tines the street;'by which he broke' OEII6 Oise driedfiliy!fejlifed." - the* Wistrettitter lathier", beim tif sreciNaff. fact, that ant '. mile. clfesViiiilaily tfirOigh: ii)de Park Corner. Thomas Phillips, a *ill-known plik4selket, Iva; sargS4 With stesilog..* pocket-ItendhesAlef *Om. the prneesty Yrist..illatapswed. Tbe Orosecutorosho keeps .a Opp fig( ,i4cole of old . clothes at Paddington* despised,. UM, i t sonietanding it'his.door on the 2.341-Dec. last, when the Prisolser, anti three otherS paibetrvioleistlY 'talent Um, and In, .11smaadllit.which ensued he gilt the hisod-01 , one of tbpap h o ,pock w ....ile,torped sound sod Jawed' Abu firt!ottsrtho_was,in Ihg pct,gt shifAlog Ids head: CerCiiieflos‘notiter,ql the gang. lie eaves quitted' his hold, sod calling loudly for assistance was enabled, to detain bids sntil. a man, Wined George Simpsoo, came sp. She others made off. The chergespinst the Prisoner being clearly made out, the : Jury- Need him godly. .Ede was. sent,ealt.tol to three menthe IR . riBollllent. . . Altai aoseral offenders had been tried for petty larcenies, ike Sessions ended. . • • . SURA-gY -SEM WOW, J.N. 19. Thumb Hill, the.V.edseaker in the Newington' wAxloouse, was iudicte4hr. baking: stolen •Pul of t3s. 6d. the property of one of . the paupers named 68•04 Lewis.. The money was not marked, bet it was cootained in a vulvas purse, which the peeper had Veto iwhis pocket, forvnany years; and wee cc cempagied-hy. a .gilt piece which theveteran had kept 10,i0faecytts*.memorial ot the etfection of his oro lid mot her. The Prosecutor was about 70 years f s air—'ibe Prisoner 65. They were a miser Ole lianklig pair. • Vt. The pauper stated. that he had, according to mi. torn,.pet .143. purse ender his bed upon going to-bed, bat cootryy custom Ise. had lelc, it -there. upon go. !.3 . 1 to bis . breektast. Haying occasion for half a pint Of beer he soon Missed the property, but on applying to the bedmaker no account could be had sof It. It was how* . ter loon foetid.; there being a general kilt tap in the workhouse upon-the business, that thwbed. maker knew something of the, matter, for one of the, "Superintendents upon opening her left hand saw. the pauper's purse. which was soon _recognised with ierirs of joy. This was otter the Prisoner had sworn Most bitterly that she Weer saw *B-y thing of ,the . The Prisoner begged to be forgiven. She 'seas. found Guiky, end sentenced to undergo four months imprisonment and hard labour in the House of Cor rection, sod assured that her punishment Would haVe been much heavier but for the advanced period of het'. life. Robert Purry was indicted for. stealing 28 yards of cotton, the property of Messrs. Jones, ori the ~7th of November. The Orisober was seen running along with the property, after having received it from a comrade who had taken it.frnm a placeoutside the shop where it was exposed.. ife was Mend. Quill', bat strongly recommended to mercy, in consideration of au n. ',Dept character from his master. . cell, - One of the servants applied, to the osme of his master,, for the expenses. attending the trial. They were bluntly refused, the .Magistrate.decleriag, that in cases of robbery of esposoik goods he neßet graold allow the costs of the prosecotionw for be imaideeed VW of premium for came. . • • .. . The. other persons obtained their ispences. CO RIADIRICS -INQUES7. • Tasterday.eren * a Coroner's Inquest was beta at 'lbs. Cheshire a pnialia-house, ,io Howard. E slyeet, Nor(olh.s ;* , Loth, Straitkon.theibody df jolin Brown, who wes. Need deed at-shedder of Win, 9PtrOanty,a Navy Agent, rearling.ia Norfolk-street, on.sunday night last. The .I.ndeseel: was held Wore gum !Awls, Esq., at seven o'cjaalt.. •.• a, • • The principal witness reamiaerl.was George Fisher, of Besotted:Linn, Holborn,- .who.•waa , thee in. ate boom of Mr. Ommaney. ..He stated,lhat cm Seeder evening las!, shoat eight o'clock* be opened the street door for Ike Respray of .going as • a ,misseg• for hit mister, and band that .deteasettlying witit,bla bath on the step of the door, sod billsead against therloor., : He at first thought that tba men was istioakated4:bet fiediag:ho did. aoteloto, Ins sent fur a light, which :having procnvtdt.he fund that the man •was dead. , . Mr. John Paterooater. who-lived hearty opposite Mr. Ounnanity, its. Norfelk.street, was•called , eaa to render medical assistance, and he foetid the dammed lying neer , to Mr...omemoey's doorway. lie ex amined the body, and foatsdlbat the .cause of death • arose from a bullet which had .passed -froze his jaw to tbe.top of his bead, and :through the- hat. Mr. John Reeve, a. liosseholdm in Dulte.street, Westminster, depo sed, that he. knew. the deceased well, and that. he woman itimatein his house far many years. Within the last seven or eight months a great change hod taken place its his mind,. sad:then were evident sigas of insanity.: He bellesettitarms chief,. ly. . from domestic occurrences. • On.fotillayTeveaing last the deceased left hithowse at half-peat, six, after havingdrsek tee, apparently. very mucladereoged• -is bis mind, and beforo.,ha went be declarod.that- his 1 1 heart was•broken. He was ghost alsty.yeuc.ofege. Mr. .Robert, Harding. Evans, the bookseller, of Pallinutll. confirmed the statement of Mr..l4dere f as to the insanity of the deceased.. ;He bad.knesahieb for twenty‘fiee years., and .uniil•w ithin tholast•twelve. Aeembe be , woe a roan of. acuacommoalyekraog and *dross mind. In Jane last helobseattad, a ve4y. great change in Ms mind. . At thatamehe sent a lot-, ter to. Lord Liverpool, writton i lerevery.wildand im ooherent• manner, declaring ids, wish .to . resign. I , * ';pus is eonsetptence•ofdamesticaisforteoes.-A . abort lima before the present aufootatiatit traumatise bleabroma time iota his, shop,osod span seeing Ammo§ et a suicide -12'41m ,Pepeashanals. and said_tbat be lisped that 'mould sot be his , dgasseilodliat ire* Waal" . • deputy clerk •ia • itmoir 41s. Cooper, • vrniiikoevflfilliNt, 4,= l :ice**7 i~ kNOSNAW v ,un.--kbiker wed ......aoseemitteen , tharged by , 4 Doom W et „witlnhoningesueeitesileee, modee l ibit following aggravatins.citumstanoisi — . The. Complainant, tehoss former situation in Ilk Merit from lift foreseer, obtaingi :tins' lite 'Ward Isqloost aneittettopne thiPtifeirdantihr loaves, Aare ben* orinev•rule in each fined fOll ACCasi*Dal: difilibOtion of bleed •to those rho peered .to be deserving objects. The order wow complied with to .a certain estent, but when the Complainant desired tbit it should be completed, a 'Meet refusal was kit's, upon the • gitfundstisit she was indebtetto theDefentlaut 4s. Alvend that'll 4 4. Was the time she should britieponsible.-- Prieekeiss to , this application, the. woman .declared moue isad Imes made to her upon the subject. Her husband medt some objection to one of the lollies deli's:red accord. ing to order, and sent bee tole," KC - hinged, b* when ewe mentioned • the objection,' sad refusedt leava , tbe ehop emit her request should be g ,the Complainant shosed bar oat, and etruck her i • the face with a violence that left its mark. The Lord Maion said, the baker, was culpable in two instances i first, for haring made the 'order Irons , the Foremen of the Ward subservie'nt to a trassittion with which it had nothing toile; bud secondly; for having made so cowardly an await- open defence less woman. Hil" Lordship' recommended that the Defendant should make up matters *as well as he could, to prevent the case from being brought before the Session. • • • The besbaed of the Complainant said, he end his wife would be satisfied if the Defendant gave some thing to a charity. The Loan MAYOR replied, that if any pecuniary arrangement took place, the 'Complaisant • 'should have the benefit. The parties retired,and an Officer soon after stated that the matter was settled. • 110W-ITREET.—William „Young was charged with imposing upon a Gentleman who resides in Devon. shire.street, Portland-place, and also with commit lug several frauds upon him. lie stated, that a short time since, in consequence of the application of a .poor woman for admission to a lying-in hospital, he called at the house in St. Giles's, where she stated herself to reside, and found it one where all descrip tion of persons, are admitted, as low as 2d. each, •to steep 'on straw ; the woman who acted as manager of the house informed him, that the women he was seek ing had left the house, and that the generality of the people who resorted there were worthless, but that there was a man in the house who appeared to have seen better days, and to be of a different descrip. lion. The humanity of the Complainant being ex• cited, he wished to see him, and the Prisoner was introduced; who represented himself to have been a Steward on board a ship, and from ill health and other afflicting circumstances was so much reduced that he had not clothes to appear in. The Com-, plainant took him home to his house, where he had., him nursed, fed, and clothed, and bad every com fort afforded him. The Prisoner went outin pursuit of a ship, and on his return told the Complainant be bed procured no engagement, mentioned the same of the ship, and other particulars, which induced• the ' Complainant ta.,sdeatscrs him money to rushes* clothes. The whole of this statement terned net gross fabrication.. lle did. not; buy the clothes, but merely took home a card of the shop; nor was there a ship or Captain of the name he represented. He was ceromitted. • . , , • • . .UNION-HALL.—On Sanday night, about stisetti o'clock, the house of Mrs. Purkia, Cold Harbour.., tone, Camberwell, was berglariously entered 40641 the absence. of the. family, •by forcing Mien die wine dow-shutters. The .house was rifled from kitchen to garret. About nine o'clock en Sunday night, ae snow, the Constable of Newington, was walking near the Obelisk, he observed a man, walking under a load, which appeared very heavy; he took him into the •Lerapilse-boose, and eked. him his name, which the man said was George Drix, and that bo lived at a cottage upon Ha tepstead,heatts. Subsea quality,_ be codified, that he, had stolen the can , keno of ..the property from Mrs..Purkis's house.--sThss , Pritsuer .waa tally committed for trial. , . Delmont ACODERT TO THE SsLiSauRT COAcn. —Lest night, about seven o'cleek, the Salisbury teeth stopped at Chiang-cross, and during the tens: orrery absence alit, driver (Who Tut off to transiet some busiuess), the smalls took fright at sornrohjecq and set off in full speed Moog the Strand, to'the ini .nsinent danger of the passeukers. The borse4 confd not be stopped. until they tart against the feldee sea. mending theopen sewer at the corner of Shathamp, ton-street, and.they were precipitated into theopen obis', a depth of 29 feet: The guard; who' as be.: hind, fortunately escaped unhurt by . lisping . tiff,-... 'There were four or five men at work at the time, who fortunately esva pert with Mole iii•Ps• by hastily ruursiniinte the open sewer,‘' 'llY:the'sStglit? of the horses the arch of the Main sewer ding in, .ud some scaffolding-board', •which• Were ibid . ,across, privented the coach' (Arts filth% the few' 'minutes upwards of WOO periOni amenibleti•;• the military guard immediately' tiffs Classy, and formed a circle to:keep bide' the 'By great etertioeslbe harness wits lonseued,' and, 6- crane erected to get oat the horses, in the eiecutlou I .of *Ma l titer of the laige scaffolding 'poles; OM were 'Keeled to itspinnt the poll) es,; way, and ;fell with' violehie 'among the crowd, by which one' whits bad hii airie.hrain and sevee'al 'Were lligistrr Wounded. It wok glisstiri;ht'o'clock'before 14400' it got Ito* &IJ$ 'lllllllOl ,b4:1911. r4D OAKS) 18iLa4illAt" • X 41.11 ' 4 mast. .4 10 to 1 opt colt hy (*vine s get fa/42w • • 10 tot - tpt ihtit , brWlivy;•ll.l' • 11. io 1 fortrolt Ay scristhoree riht ttl modok r u as . Tahei 14 to 1 opt Brother fo Crecy.. . r wittveoli sy Writryi tot ofitioiroll. 1". t0...1 Apt colt by 8.111;4 ort.of Pattosol. • .. 'apt tolt hisinoila,- out of Lam/Aire OAKS. Taber 5 N Iligtt Lim; by . It .to .1 nzoilist oaf Dl4r. • • • KlDALpsyosz.u,n4upas. . ghtot *tit* 414 - Mist tltkolly . l.lo colt, Brother to ;ZOO itae*Lerseekke 4 1 4 1 1adt ede44ll so 3 awe is IR *bk. ~ 4 1 • OLD 113/11.4CY. . , . • -,...imi......, : . ... . ./dIONDAY; a1i.0,,,,.. .• • , - ..- •,. . .. —_— . . . . . . • 14A :ISLA Metell. • Samuel flatvey Moow lrat iallithilliNrelogetelly Wk. - • . 1 ing Thomas Pierce, on the 13th July latd...Alf l'e. copkg/J, a . . brador, in North •Anteriag . with •st ekerdsN' Imre. hdillTdP4l,- • .', aictillt berate* wounds apnkthe said Itimaase Nene; sflithitte , he then and there did die. Hearytiillard *m on the Itk last Jely. at Dumpli n g Ideal, the coast of Labrador, wad was emalpyrid in.sp.lit thli lam a 'lir. Beard, aMt the Prisouer, Joluirsisitulaid, Eipte. - ,110.Inosnas rime.. Brown milled flitileir it- eel* edieit. mai Pirate can aft him by the collar, and gave tins a dove, yuyte g . 4 4 •Il yss,dn abet give up ealling , mb dames, i siilllite • yVg a Aiding." Pierce quitted Brawn angles. and ihea.ltrwws, low him a geed' eater arab. Pirtle thee , took 'up a Mick die ifie of misu's diger, and gave itentro there er fast liblosieNts bill shoulders. Moon said. " It jos di that 404 1 WAIT you threagh." • • Pierce' took up the Wet and hrnek hillilqa and then-Brow° took the knife which he 'did been wiggle ! : splitting fish, and which was lying on the table. and struck it into Pierce's• left•hreturt. • Pipit* Ole& out. ' Olt Idirb, 4 l tit away !he has 'tabbed me!" These were .lie last strofflekiwil, and he immediately fell upon hfi batk. In ahisd( l ll) 'Webs he died. . • • - . • Edward Headley and John Roonstard deposed to the tis elect. - ~ • ~ ~ • . •-: . .! qe• The Prisoner, being coaled -upon for his defence, gave is a written paper. which declared that the act had hrift einunittid not withinn thesgrearest *overages freer the deetstred. • • The latter part of the defence related the hardships which the Pt,. toner had sneered since the erimmitsitm of die del The papiq stated. that he had beets ellaitted to the roan of die deceased far a whole day mid' night, nod that he afterwards *hi ri littV44 ironed, and takes lona uninisahtteillabtudi and there to a leaky boat, which was drawn upon the shore, hatiqg sob ..t , raw beef to ent,•and sh. In • very scanty quantities. Heir Ile should Ante starved had lie not been apoistiat hy.nlemale negro, who broke his chtsios, nod enabled him to get food by gathering the herbs on the island. On she oecasion'he esit.stiate nee 'edit fish, which he greedily devoword raw. • The kiilors on hoard the ship, lying off the island, hoarser, were seta on shore, awl 46e Prisoner was again ironed and handeelfed ifiy1144 . 0%; Re asked for food, as he should tolhern We Atarve, Intl' they only laughed at him. In this state hr crawled upon •his hands aid - knees abstut the island. and gathered beirre. for his suliiisienel., until the mow covered the griffon'. tie . h:at otallitieto drink hut ice and snow. Some men were aftero aids sent from Ile ship to fetch him. but from o eak nes.: he war 411/3bli to get al* anti he fell down in die snow. and reloained there attrielffer Wa hour. •id e was,. he viewer, mitred ow hoard the ship, tout ideridg , the whole voyage of twenty-f o ur 'lass lie was allowed but it biscuit a day. lleliad no clothes . ' fiat a dirty shirt upon his back, and the vermin had :mitt:illy eaten hole. In his &,•S. '' The Jury found the Prisoner Guilty ; bet Mr..lustice PARX, after the tenterxe was pronounced*, told the Prisatiee the( the punishment he would receive would be illikk, nut bemuse ife was actuated by site die:WIWI slaty which had been end is defence, but op account of the lout isnlitisoumeut he had al ready endured. Ile should, however. *tee foetid ihnl eh Oa. spiky shuuld• be iniiiiisitett int° the case; and be headed the poi. per constraining a statement of the.facts over • o the Attorney-( feral, that the roper steps might he taken upon the tat& -- The speciai Gaionlissied wiLvillen adjueroed Bell the o'clock, and at that kw" the Primmer was again brought to the bee, a• d the Recorder passed the sentence of—Ooe isoista's Lori 'absent: .=:—..--,---- • - • -" DIED; On.the 145111 It. Mr.. IL B. Kemp. aged IR, 0304 lea air Mr. Kemp. Tunbridge-p)o're, New.nand. 'AZtathe )itlt Igor; at - 15ghem . 4511, Walthamstow. In the 80th year antis age, John Branton, Esq. late of Alder's:de wit.m." .OA. itinday 'atoning. Mr. J. Comer, aged &White patter, With Mt. C. flohne.. Royal Exchange, leaving a widow and liven eltitdren; , the Meat row I 5 rears•eld, tameta MI " .. Oat tke.l.Bth i ut. is Snao,spatret in hit ilittivyeer% lidwadf Bowman. Esq. one of his.Aktiesty's J unices of the Peace for City of Westminaer. - ' • ' • • 4kt she lath inst. At Windier, Cordell Penal', Bq. Fint Clerk of hin Majesty 's Spicery. . • Ora the 14th Pliebe, the wife of J. Jack.=9 apt 4( , .T V At vampiet, Clerken ell. . ' . COAL MARKItT, Ju. 19. Shim at Market: Stays Sold' Price. i4l Newra.tle l5 .... 37i. 61. to • 44t.• 34. 12 ttaii4erkiatl 61 .... 3t. 611. $ 41).. Otio, Non at vivere imieve vita.--.llliiitti AL. 6, Lite it tally Litet .oven Inca wn:i Health." dF, finest Systeql of Ethici is to confine wiltle ue h id,. and tint, to iegula+c the Po-sioa s ; 'ins:r•• 41 rasped. autl.istmtb.trilinste they idtlainisisohy iteot rev tlinsettliet tier* whiebilteligion and Mvritlity Aare mole sacred ; to' refit hut not unnihilute them appear* the lesson of priideocel brit calculated to limit their rtretYrseessce. Evety ditorganizaiitin of the twain.% frame requires great me. Meal• liewvitedge to Tensed', and tinegmblie sheWnre hygrotti?Di wises ppfeisiostal men (ilia - cording the suggemimo of the en i w i Ng . and interented) devote their studies to the treilnient If thaw compinitity getterateihby imprudence; ant the .iltellillidt of the pactiiway at ass iniguitided.ffl4llll , ol. * b Toe wroth of h nation comist*.in the health, of the People g" hot, il-iv twills- . rtioly to reliret afi the Mal* a ICl'lliCe briar i t inorance+ hf ',Vivi ist misityrieip.o4 wait to roatinevart; a. far at powitile.'itiforthed ravages. we oUr to sofferilic humanity, the mol; of our :en? 'ex petionce its the trauma divense* of Debility. The inmost," victim hf solitary vier tentivstegirivet is lichintl, heSitetiediAir of i . Ism segrrieddere eight mow 'the 110 1 :111i 4 1 114 in• "rookiPO 4 .. lit hi. pod'erle4 oate, become alisrepoilile +if erdivean‘ lliirMir is hisowing ;ha; th: il mint eviisplicated state 4 erten' "way s he rowed *No tan . sili+vgit. -eltm9oa , 044-48ot/44E it eta,. r ;,e4,4Bvrig taken: 18044e:4i Chow.. nod 4t 112,..0tp4r tot s% will treqwently drtiosigi• alit flesiroa S.inent s• -wiet calla wq ran bold 0111 /111.16,411ruieeilf in.a.inlin Maw,' To realiiitielAie , have loot ens wend' gibe wasiptisti iiiiiter- 6 ' elliiiii.'il l r 7l64 S*llol4 4 , • That bun. isi human happier', ‘.1113 Arg_s Eli ic It. est for be trotted fearie#43i, iiteirisjirgieefestide - Rt . ,d i 4,1 Wm stmit l Ineving-diVesissdlirrodidtlle of-tttoreothitretsiii. .pritrentet I . 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