The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-05 00:00:00

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The following letter of Lord Corbery was alluded s pstagraph which we 4:l.lljeti from • Cot k Paper week, rind in which tittle n as • ,is, it account cf Meeiing literal:led for the purpose of ad the Prince gent on ii.e i!eath 'is Royal her. Loral Larb.ry bed mated an Adires• tly pane*, 'mil, when Al I pretence its not going far entree, prows...it a ttttt h..r, iu a In of bombast, which it appears wan intntd• ..1 irnity The cooed-iv ence was, great coats. ;lad an adjournment of the Nleeting, without sering to any Address at all : .• TO Till" COUNTY OF t onK. I use this comprehensive term, because I feel shrive Is not • legal Fierholder of this great Int, who is Dot deeply iturere•t.rlin the subject on itch 1 address you. You will have seen in the bile Prints the proceedings of the Coast, Sleeting , estertley, and I trust yes will feel, with or, • indignation at the resell of it. Your great inty, ib o hr., in ail pettion of the United last called by your High Sheriff, in pursuance Rerpsisitien fur the purpose of addressing the J ..e • !tr i poli on the death of oar lamented Queen. ,t n fight have been pressings] that on such a subject, ears man would have kit it hisdely to come froward, give his assent to the last enespliment which was be paid to the memory of one of the most amiable and virtuous Queens (brit ever shared the British Throne. It might be fairly presumed that on such an occasion even apathy would have been roused to make ; that party feeling, if it could be sup. pissed t o east, •nuld hare been stilled ; that when • County was called upon to give in a loyal and iplimentaty Address t• the Representative of our loved Sovereign, on a anlenio stud important ores. ), their. "meld have been found in this great and 1 , 81 County bur one heart anti one mind. Very itferent, however, has been the case : even of those • signed the Bequialtiow. but few thought proper timid the Meeting; stud illltesii of ageing the benches of your Court-house crowded with the rank, property, and respectability of the County, they were occupied by persons resident in the city, anme whew, perheps, had Ike question been tried, {ht have been found wonting in the privilege of it iy shilling freehold. l'he consequences were such might have been expected : I need not mite them, bate already appeated in the Public Prints. It now rests with you to submit to the degrade- WO the County has suffered, or to conic for. rd end assert your Jigiaiiy, your 'Wit., and your todepeudeece. If you choose to give up the 'recline of your County into the hands of oboes Gen. Women, in God's name let them be your Ilieh ?ibe. I's let them be your Grand Jurors. let them be Represenialiaria arf your County. It, hnwever, spank of public feeliee yet remelt.; upside •led, let it be kindled into a flame. When yeor lid sollinietafb his bailiwick, end him, rally .1141 him, pretext his dignity and your oats ; ap e iu your places, and let these Gentlemen, what. may be their pretensions, hold that rank and outfit, in the Csianly to which their merits and their property wide them; but do out let them asserts tilers. am isa party men. I tdiirris you as s fire nod Jeillepesideet landed proprietor of truer County, deeply inietetted inks welfare, zealous fur its honour, and Ondignantgt its dunce . , Curt , psi. es. t listS. IRIAKti OUTRAGE IN EDINBURGH. . PeIt.CUTION OF ROBERT JOHNSTON. ern iltednewfa). pursuant in a sentence of Ilse 111gb C., e ss of Jewirisry, Bolart Johnston ass es. Kitten an a pledo , us erected at the west end •f the N ow N. ' s% trout of she New County bewn-atelk. , , fur Our robbote of Mr. Joh.. Clrvle•• randle.r , faker, on the morning of stir ir October last, Heir St. l'atrick's.squere. The un lcinoto eulpt it was brought f rom lb,. L m k. up . loose to She place of rim-olio,' a b ou t twenty oarliptips rine he.. o'clock, di t•ndeti by two of the *W ife,. the Ker. Air. Tod, of the College Claeseh, I Mr. Porteous, Chaplain of the jail, 1 City tfficers, and the public earcetioner. After spend , soma lime In prayer with the Clergymen, John. , mounted the platform with alacrity, looked boldly round him, end baring assisted the hangman adjusting the rope, &c. Le gave the fatal signal the chop fell. A painful and disgtacefel scene immediately ensued. The rope was observed to be long fur the fall of the drop, and she unfrrtu. culprit rested with his toes on the plstform.— Tentless were immediately employed in cutting ty the platform, le order that the sufferer might , speedily as possible be relieved. I.', b.j oie thi s cnsld be setromplished a loud shout tat horror, with 'Oils of " murder," burst from the immense multi. tede assembled, and instantly • shower of stones ilia by persons in the crowd compelled the N:a.. .ratea, Officers, and workmen to stracesiuu their yin. is, and no one het the criminal remained upon the , ifold; the Nlagintretes, Clergymen, Ike. b. 11.4 on. r the necessity of retiring into eho reit of the 'Wool!' Church, adiscent to the Wioers' Library; from theme , thrcu,, , ,k lb., a i s l e o f •h o ch, into the l'elice.elr:ce. Annib.. cry of An Lim down—he is &ire," setts...deo; act; rms. genteelly (begird, swift.; upon the platform, tie rope, and the ealprit fell down in reclo•ina ition upon the scaffold,sher biasing hung about bre 5011.11. dirgreArsil sane of outrage end riot ensued.— nerolter of :be crow.' broke throseb the railing. ' took posseisioie of the i.latfuern, ahem they lifted Johnston, took the rodee from his Perk rod lass, and the slip from ell his rice, shirk thry tea among the multitude below; fiery I! do loosen. • part of his shrikes, bud boding hies alive, deli 'rattly carried bias nW towards the Iligh-street ; Ilas seedier petty tore the main pApared ter the isnlital•Se pieces, mid threw the frasseseuts against windows of the child, trudeateering else to de. dish s h e fatal apparels', which; kowerer, was found sarong for them to accomplish their object. A ..iautenaut of Police was sem* cut OR the head th a stony; *host ten of the *Seers were more or 11. w! ht the mob; sod ILeemscutioper, mho was scums 'lite in their bands, nand stscic:y. le •' CARIIERY." ....... ~_ ~i- THY STAT LSNINNT the torso tlttaa tilt Police (Meer, rallied la tiagment. ell forte , and retook the criminal front the mob et the htul t Adrocates'-close, eau} inn him into the liwicr.office adjacent, where he was immediately at. leticlt-ii by the ►ergeon belo.ising I. the ems Llishment, and tiled in both arms sort to the temporal TPIII, by which the sialf.mmisesitird animation war sectored; but the aefotteisate man did not utter a word. 1 Wilk/ P.tison eew, attended by the Suporintend• I • n• t of Police, prothiled to the Castle, from where, label aeon 'maned with a strong militaty guard of the 88th, en Connaught Rutgers, and dispossessed the mob of the platform. After fully three tighten of an hour had elapsed, ilia crimistal was agate brought forth, borne by sic men; and, while the esecetioner was ph:wing a new rope, the Lord Pro vost went rimed the place in front of the crowd, whom he exhorted to pihereble conduct, lamenting the unfortunate occurrence which had taken place, but atiterving that the Magistrates had a painful defy imposed epee them, which they were booed, ender say circumstances, to fulfil- The rope hiving been again saljusted,Jahnsten wet suspended a second time ; bet on this occasion also hie executioner performed his 'ice in such • bungling manner, that the body ! bad le be raised up, while the rope was shortened by livening it several times round the hook. , Another sheet of •• murder," and " shame, skew," broke from the crowd ; but the place was arm well guarded with widths, and fortunately is. feether outrage was attempted. Jobustrin was Mb -1 marled to straggle very much ; but his sneering, were at an end in a few minutes. The soldiers, who be llows' throughost with the nimnit propriety, re. i indeed on the spot ti:l the body nal eat down ; sad ea it was then about dusk, the crowd gradually die. pissed. Johnson was a strong, stoat, good-looking wen, between W aril 3U years of age, and we nudge/and had conducted himself with much propriety during the early part of his life ; bet of Lite years he bed given himself up to bad c•mpany, which brought en those evil habits that hastened his untimely end.— During his confinement be behaved in such a manner ' as become his melancholy situation, and always se ksioelvdged the justice of the sentence by which he was condemned to suffer. Ile was perfectly resigned to meet his fate; which feeling he a:pressed in gra. Wade to the Rev. Gentlemen who attended him, and manifested at the very moment of carrying the sen tence lute 'ion, by declining any a ' ante in ascending the 'colloid, and walking with a calm zed steady step. Ills lather and mother are decent people, robe keep a shop in the Grats.rnaket. They 'kited their ' unhappy sou for the last time on Teesday, , when he espressed himself fully resigned to his fate. The nether has since then been in a state almost border. jug tin distractive ; end her feelings may be better I judged of than described, when some part of the !cruet' on Wednesday ran off, and informed her that i her SOO had bees rescued and escaped. _ We have mach pleasate in contradicting the re. pert •Irich appeared in a Paper of yesterday, that lb, Rea. Mr. Portages had been seriegaly hurt. 11g did not, we have his goo authority to say, receive the slightest injury. _ _ — We aust;istsusi the rdagiat►ales have dismissed the eseastissier. . It was imagined by many that the sentence most take place before four o'clock ; but this is a mistake. The last I..ruark,able remotion in which any disturb ance took place in this city, was that of Serjeant./da jor John Young, of the 4th Foot, convicted of for. ger). his **happy man took it into his head, t►at if lie could protract the ',ovation till after four o'clock, he wools, be fie,. Accordingly, when the Magistrates came to the prisms to demand Lim, be barricallsied the door of his room in such a manner, that nii rottener could be obtained. Th. Magis trates, besieger, ■ere determined to do their duty.— 'l hey ordered the floor of the room above to be lifted, M es to admit a man. Sit of the most resolute of the City Guard dropped down upon Young : the first I was knocked down, bet the utopiasl was secored by the others, carried to the Grans-markitt, and was cas eated there at via o'clock at eight. This took place an the 10th December, 1718. In the cottage garden belonging to B. Tovrnshend, I;,; at Cowes, there is a curious plant now nearly in tall bloom, celled the Yuma Glories°, or broad. leaved Adam's Needle. This plant blows about once in '3O or 25 yeers ; the stem which hears the blossom is about eight (vet from the root, and is quite a novelty, particularly as it stands in the open groend, it being a green.hoeso plant. Saturday morning, a fellow pretending to be in the employ of Mr. Scott, market-gsrdener, went to the shop of Mr. Dover, mosic-seller, Lincoln's Inn-fields, and during his absence obtained from the shop•boy eighteen shillings, stating, that his master had seta homes dozen and a half of apples, which, with a pre. 'vines bill, would amount to that lam ; the artless youth conceiving the demand to be jest, immediately paid it to the villein, whose future attempts in this kind of depredation, we tryst will be detected. Saturday. about sin o'clock in the evening, a most brutal attack was made on Mr. Henry Lynn, an op. potent farmer, of Great Bookham Common, Seem, as he was returning from Kingston•market, and within a short distance of his own residence, by three desperate villains, who, having stopped him and demanded his money, beat him in a most horrid I manner with bludgeons, and laid him insensible on the ground, they then rifled his pockets, carried off roositierable prop-sty which he bad its his possession. ; sod I►ft him opparrnily dead ; he was discovered Joao limy 'berm 'Ws, and conveyed to his house in a : shocking condition ; when he became sensible he de• mitred the inhuman monsters, who, there is no doubt, had watched him from home in the morphia, and str•sloill him at night. They were all dressed in mond frocks, such as are used by farmer►' labourers, lone was a very •tout man, five feet ten inches high, I silts large the uther two appeared about five feet seven inches high. A hundred guineas re seed is nifer.4l for the discovery of the villains. Friday tau convicts, named IVAN. ilarris and Wm Fifripair ick. word front the Bellerophon comics ship at sorriness, daring a very thick fog. 'fhe former was capitally convicted at Northampton in July Isl., the letter at [Ancestor in Aerial lest. ;They air high not more than `:I1 ears a age. .P 0 LICE. MANSlo‘4lolllll.—Yesterriny trillium Thomson, a loath of 14 years of age, was brought up ie the custody of the isfficers, on e charge of robbery. llts is the Captain of a gang of juvenile deprealsiors,who sightly infest the neighbourhood of Whifechapel, oat merely committing thefts and other peso) oils-rites, but assailing the ears of every females who p 0.4.4 them with the grossest abuse and obscenity. The officers knew hire by the name of Captain Thumson, and have long been acquainted with the high rank which be bolds in his pref-ssion, though they have been prevented by the ingenuity of his pt.octicm, froth laying hands upon him beture the peseta occasion. Mrs. Susannah Philter°, a respectable-looking woman, residing in Whiterhapel Iligh.street, stated, that at balf.past three o'clock on Op afternoon of Thursday last, she was walking in Altigate, and her errand-boy, who Wei carrying a basket, was walk ing on before her. When sbe came near Militate Church, being very much incommoded by some boys who were behind her, she turned round to see what was the matter ; while she was doing this, the Cap. lain sod one of his comrades inserted their hands into her basket, and were making off with the booty which they had stolen, when she, haring termed round again, oh.erred the thief, s e iz e d r!,,. by the collar, and held him till he was secured by the proper officers. Oa his being searched by lbem, • paper fell of copper, make ss., *hies he had stolen from her wean', was torrid in his possession ; his companion, who had escaped,and uhssin she mold recognise if she should tee him again, got clear off with a similar bundle of copper. Mrs. Pinker() hod proceeded thus far in her eel deuce when the Lord Mayor, will had observed three young lads peeping in a very suspicious men. nor through the et-tidos/I if the office at what was proceeding within it, ordered the officers to seise and bring them before him. They had no sooner mitered the Justice.ronut then ICI. Pinhero noisoed out one o(/hem, •hose name was Ruse, as the lad who had escaped at the time that Thomson was taken. Ile was iberefs-re immediately placed at the bar sloes with his cssointender. After Mrs. Pinhero had finished the remainder ef her evidence, which contained nothing material, the Captain, with a promptitude which showed the be had 'wen rti,ch accustomed to h ar, if not undergo, many rimi'ar examieirions, sisoked that I•ity whether she could positively same that i.e was the MU. 1010 took the mono?, and ha will watch, mark she was able to know him ? She replied that there was no particular mark about him by alsiA knee Mat; bet froerthe circometances of his a ppre:sention it was impossible far her to mistake him. " Ah, ka !" nid the Lunn iiATort, "pre area any deter fellow, het your cleverness ha, for puce overshot itratteelt..loer present gentle* ionise very tinily into a kno*lrdo of your character. Yoe saes lobe well emanated with all the rules el W aimea; bet they will not serve year tam upon Ibis ocratikts. You have isiruts, I am sore; and if yes hid converted them to a Li,nod purpose, might Rave became a very valuable tortoise? of society." Mrs. Piebero, after this observation from the Lord !thirst, shooed great reluctance to pioseeete the Prisoners, end said that she trembled at the very iides of eppeoring at the Old Bailey as a Proseestris. The Logo 111 A volt said, that she might Trig spots meeting silk the most gentlemanly treatesessi when !she appeared there, and advised her very strongly to • prosecute the offesidera. If she did got come for• ward to prosecute thcm, she would compel Aim to set in a gleaner that would he as uoplessant to her feel ings, as it would be to Iris own ; far her refuel to perform her euty-rowDrds the Public world compel him t., do his, by issuing a warrant, and taking her into custody till she consented in indict the parties. In ordinary eases of juvenile delitiquenee, a principle of mercy indoced him to commit the offenders to Bride. well for punishment, instead of to Ne•gste for trial; ' Me Noe principle tell him on the present occasion to eke, his plan, and to insist on the committal of the Prisoners In Newcaie, as it was quite certain, from the progren which they hail already made in iniquity, that unless they were speedily sent out of Ibises:sen try, they would be perpetrating some Crimes (ma which their lives ought to be the "opinion of insulted justice. _ Mrs. Pinhero, in coop-gurney of this oh ti , ln from bis lordahty , sabetoted to bp booty' nrrr to prosecute, cud the lath were both folly committed for trial. 'lb, errand-boy, who was with Mrs. Pinkeroat the time this robbery was perpetrated, said that these Iwo boys (the Copt A iii mud ittp , e) followed him and his misuses. for some time, kollated the backlog ..1 dogs and the mewing of cats, and (lid other ihisig, which led him to believe that their oirsign was mere of • frolicsome then a felonious nature. At the 'mo ment in which they coramittod the robbery, they asked him the time of flat, and tit es.,(l so closely and so iagettiously open burn , that ne did not foul the basket lowered, or the lid .if it take.. up. The Iwo other vagabonds, who %%Pre brought into the room by the udicers at the .awe millet'. with Rose, wese then put to the bar. It app-arsod that they were not ktoown to the nit cars as thieves, thoogh they were as who wilted the grossest whossenity to all females, and espociolly to-those of tee. der years. It was quit. iintisimse t..r them (the con stables) to talk to thorn, as us :siltation was paid so a syllable flat.) , bait!. The Loan hlavoit in coostiquence said. that he would see whether ha could out teach them boiler aienners by committing shoo for a short time to Ltri , lewall.—Committed accordingly. GUlLDUALL.—Yolitortley a prong Irishman was brought before the Skiing Magistrate, Mr. Aldermen Worm, charged ta;,o roibiog a female, who stated herself in he a widow, prising insf living by weedlo work. and *lin alleged dial the litivoner bad forcibly robbed her at her shaivi to Feel-osakot am %Way *riming. The — Prisoner rleni.ll the charge altogether ; he said he was is. thief, hi.t no hard woiking man. Ile end hia lc tF rd had heels oat to see friend, awl had been drinking a li t tl e .: on cooing ep Fleet-market, the Roman laid held of him, and asked him to give her a glass of something; he con. ended, they 1110/11 into the shop, and he treated her with t glass of rem. As lb•y rime out tbey both slipped dawn, and rolled over oat ionotbor, and h er .howl rentaintid in bin band. at her calling 'stitch I.r only withdrew • little climatic*, to oini i tw;..i taken In the watch-boaa.: his landlord helped It .1* op, and on bis coining hack to h.m, he inarne.livoly went with Mum to the watch-booso and gate the oil man bet shawl. A 'shouter at • filear boiler's said, the Prignsier find hirn.e3 worked loget:ier ; tires I. both bee'. ill the same employ Mire :ors and a half; be nal aia tit,o.vt hard-nesbing Tee Proseeoiriz, riererrhtless, persisted io h r story. M 40111TRATE Wee ?Pt! ono ii:ing, under 011 the citconeseavices, to rommit 'he Prisoner, and was linnet to 'emend him for fartiler esseitialion, •hew • constable, who came into the Mc., recognised the Prosecutriz, and, on being queotieued.%ii,l he knew► he► eery well ; she hail frequently been io his custody as disorderly, and got her living as a prostituip its the streets. This testimony contained lbw Alderson's sespirion of the wownw's tale. and he "evadingly disabled the charge., with an adnioniiiew to the I'iisoner avoid getting drank in future: to which he inno. cently replied—'• PIPsN yaps. Honour, I can't hail. It when I an to see my old friends." J. ,tlerfstrleme was folly c•iassittod for ernh.z. zlinig 'meal saws of meow, Ile" pleperly of his emolov et, Mr. Walker, of Ileidge.stiert._ lIATTON•GANIMI. - Mr. Sibbald. s farrier, on Clerkenwell-green, and une of the Oterseers of the Poor of that Parish, was charged with turning from his dour and kicking the "libido( a prior ke siker, who had s settlement in the pirialt. The maid Midi lef' his wife addle he went to ilatton.gsrden, Mr. S. haying Mimed to relieve hlm.While he was gone, the smolt complained of was committed, as proved! by a piing wandatt.—Mr.S. paid 51. and was discharged. Quccuetuudias —A sow, with pits of a peculiar %Peal, Was modem on the WO alt. from the •hdy of a hotelier et Chelsea: the owner saw in a shop 111 t he n4401)(414,0 some pork, ill cut up, and Biwa even.; to tide disteription of his sow, which was unfit In be eaten. It tempted Oil to hive born purchaieti frog/ a publican % Pseeadillr, who, with the perspd, ly e sold it to, were allowed .o depart on tbetr own pre mise to appear when celled fur. .very ries was coasmitt.d for robbing J. Wiis* of 3;. G.. in Porlionew.sif rot. UN tom-tem.t..—Yesterday on information wog b rol o t by liarlll{ltel 1101114 Mr. Thoscas Ead k4, cost-merchant, liales-rharf, S•ruui, for sellinc • quantity of coals iu sacks witch were not of th., measatern.et prtmeribtil Iv the Art. "f he informs win set fortis. thst the {Menden' c.•!d a titantity cOols in six sacks, winch were rrixed for not being of tee proper site. Junes Hugging prayed tbtt feet of the 'whore of the seeks, end owed Met they were one, toe, 111 th►ee iwches Anil •.1 the legal length. Soma, other persons proved the NM, facts. J. Leckie % the officer. stated, that the sacks were net so stet as when they ie.,. seite.l. The sa c ks were then measured by the officers, awl found to b only 40 and 41 inches frog she Irp so the lt..tiout, in_ read of being -It inches long. Mr. Keelley them seeasered the sacks, and atter a great deal of sissies, ing they were esseutled very near to the site direeketi by the Act. The Al AL.IITIt IT, said, that the way the Defends. set had measured lb. sack, all. not fair arsd preps, and after a thin' oeasarru.eet by the standard rule, he convicted the !Window in the penalty of 20.. open each lark. ht,tat.emetwas seiner —Margaret All. teat eherged with robbing Nidtalas (4.11 N. n nt Prtttce I..nrslynny. A, Arian tsha",tdo,, of a 291. awe, the fact. ittoeurlisqt w►icn ate hrtrtl. a. tolMs : ILe narrator had a %I. aad sit slates a 11. melt. and be bad because It...briefed at the Potaftet t 4.41 e, 10 % ignore flttei, giber, he ttaislaed the whole of his notes it looting otter them Se get ebaage for a ..a lie harts Oast she Pr...suer teak his beak from air eoat.eutag the other mates, bet be au tar far gone 10 help Mask. the lacer, got lafaroution that the Prisoner hal ei• dertinured to get ehlihre for a ?Or Ibotte. at • shop Ia tiee's-readt.. and a lo:rthe ,hopkerper was gear la aerrtala of the awe ars gcn.cl. Plank funk the l'ri.uare, aim wa. wastts:g. to We Posit- Colic, a Ito 1dr111.111 . 0 her. . _ Ihe no t. ea. arid pre rd to hare Item part of py♦srvit ! a dratl a, Nle,,r, Cam.. Itobartr, and Color 1111 awl 'pear*. to Mr. PrJr.P. a IlteWied of the Atiimi.to ittolmmodoe. en Aro I..th .I'lk:tuber. from him to •Ilea, soother ',tram; mid hotly to the V,o-rrater for truant. 'I hr Pi i-ouct vile folly committed for tried. i .-----..A1111 111 • 1 11 111 11M 1 •11 11 40 BOXING. On Satnrday morning, oboe half past lea o'clork, mu.tb tight took place in lloataa.fields, weer tiro linsenotr)-11r•hch fps-rodeos, between Alaraey, a sprig of it e !Worlds!' school, and Willer, she fur some time past remained the undisputed Playseror of the trait end of the wen. The &spote atm at a public-house in East Smithfield, tillers Will., called \homey a oir.k.totme. Mutney thee challenged trios to tight for 51. Willer was weeded by West Country Dick, sod ?dewy by a asearmle of the name of Cuter. Willer seemed to be so verlor ice science, and was, daring the first tea rounds, the Is. vuorite; but his antagonist sweceeded in Wasting. a severe blow on his flee, whirs+ brought him with a tremendous force t• the graved, after which he be trayed great weal:tiers, and evidently fought shy.— The batik lasted about an brier and twenty minutes both were (heedfully punished aboot the bead. Wils ler was obliged in give in, and blarney was declared victor. Niamey's second Alerted to beck hie 1.,, 101.agaistst any future( his weight no that day south. A second GO look place bet orsate Jacob Abra ham, a Jew, in Petticoat•lane, and Amelia Fiddler, a noted fighter in Kingsiautl, for a *se pound owed. These suers had fought three times bottom, and arse au tquil a match, that each battle terminsted by sal ; bat new, after a were esteless, In which earth lost a steal quantity of bleed, and mew muc h diafigu,ed, Jen, the Firldier was trooquisbel. Several hundred iverso..; *ere en the stoood. MEM On the Fhb ult. bottsa tsts.elas Neolsoit. wire of vt. K '.ll, bah. Alserscaitrusa). Meuuseutk.hure. nu she Ass uls. su Sear -.lrees. Lamellae. Ino &Us. Mur. relict d the Erie Mr. Richard Tallemaelt, solistior, of the au.. sr place. COAL - MARKt.r. J•a. 4. Ships .1 Skill Pt. Ships M.M. Pier. 4i ti , wc..614, .. 22 `_"3 halheeitnil —Si ... .... 96e _ r. I. 41.. :r1 _ - %. 1)O:.: Prime, wet Perol? by D. t • p t . ha Statr•oson Orr.,r, No. I, 904totry cow% V.../... I.