The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-04 00:00:00

LAW INTRLLIGISMR. COURT OT CHANCERY, Nov. S. The Lose CHANCILLOR loot bit net MI! morn• bog St leo o'clock, and •as sculled ad day is bor ing odjimarood baokropt peiitloon SaIt3EANTW-INN HALL, Nev. 3. THE ZINO O. VOW CONIPANY OV MOVIIIIIEVOIS OV IMAINIATI VIM This was a Rol• for s Meadows's, cosamaadine the Defendants to pay certain rates to which they were assessed, for the relief of this pow of the parish of St. John the Baptist, Margate. Mr. MARRTAT was pretePdblig to slum awe against the Rel., sod to moulted, firm, that s Men thes, would sot lie for sash • purpose; awl, we mend, that the writ bad Sat mortised soy 'thee node of recoveries the rate ;. whets The Count interposed, sod aid, that AIN were certain objectless, in past of fors, tooth to the writ and to the return; and sorgratetl the propriety of postponing are case to a Were period, is order that the parties Wight, if they thooght proper, twee to • sees arraagewest lo the sees• time far a wore dell berate diocesans of the question. Mr. Guasat, for the Crown, acqelesood in this • sogralloo ; sod the strwest was accordingly post poned. ISt APOTIIECANtIat i VOIIPAIST V. W It will be le the reeollectim of essay of ewer Raiders (Oda tir•SraroarLeff, April 64), that at the lest Spring Auises for the most, of Stafford, as ✓allee esa breeght et the stilt of the Apothecaries' CoMpasy against a Mr. Warberten, for an offence Shish he bad committed, under the 55th of the Kisg, esp. 111. That Act which is entitled "As Act far the better regulation of person carrying en the ad sod mystery of as apothecary," sties moieties from its erasion all person nattislog as apothe caries ea or before the Ist day of Avant, 1115, on. joins, that any liattoW practising as no, from and eler that day, she shall set Mee saved a regular apprentberelir, sod posed a regular nasisation before, reed received a reviler certificate of his sem. penny from the Warden of the Apothecaries' Company, shall be liable in odds penalties, therein .specilied, to be recovered is say of his Majesty'sl Coots of Law. The action eat of which the present application to the Coon originated, was brought le ✓ecover the sum of 201- one of the potbellies 111 the Act, of the Defeatism, Mr. Werbertee, for that be, not being an spothetery en the Ist day of Atrium, 1815, was practising afterwards as such without having unwed an apprestienbie, aid without having a licence and certificate. The rose was tried before Mr. litre. GOMM, sad en oho trial Mr. Werbertes claimed a right of followleg the pettish)* which he was thee exercising from having studied physic under his fades, • though originally a gardeser, had subsegeostly carried es the business of a cow-leech and a quack doctor. The father was .180%4 es the trial as to his capability of giving his son insured's* is the art of medicise and in the cense of his examisation dlr. played see* gross ignorance as is set often inhibited is a Court of Justice. Bring asked If be had always been a eerier's, he at first femora le *sewer tbe gentles, bet afterwards, as being hard pressed, re. plied, `I lam a ourgent." Being thee requested to spell the word which he bad jest artimisted, he spelt it " sporgeot. oat grad, sergref, sod sergescl." bet could sot, after all Ms ante, bit epee the right orthography of it. It else appeared by his own mansion, that he had never made op say medicines from the prescriptions of a physician, bet that though he did ant emendated the Menders which were seed ire them for esocesocreptes. sod drachms, he thought himself espablo of asking up as gaol medicines in his way wish the hand, as a physician meld in his way with the scales. It was also posed, that the son was totally epecgesieled with the Leda lan. peg* till the year 1817; that he was equally igne. tent of the algal anon of the meal medical symbols as his father, and that he was equally "web% at tie time of eeremescing the preset adios to make up Gum a prescription any dose that might have bees ordered of Ms. The loosed hedge, es sammieg up the evident, directed be Jury le lad a verdict for the Pleistifs, if they were of *piens that the Deferodent's father had not made op sedkbees for Ike sick from the prescriptims of physkiens voices to she Ist erf August, 1615, %feted% them, at the same time, that by be Sib Beetles of the Act en width the Betio" was founded, this was one of the geelilasiois which the Legislature coniderril ewes. del to the practice of se apothecary. The Weed. sat hod elegised a role to show cause why a aew trial should sot be granted, on the grimed that this was a misdirection is polo el low es the pert of the Learned Jodie. TM ease came belies the Curt this day, idles Messrs. Gee ass Campbell were beard es (biped of the Pletatiffs its support of ibeveslitt ;sod Messrs. Ingle, Pellet, sod Tales, is sapped of the Rile which had bees granted. After they had Indeed their respective argemests, tbe Gott proceeded to gin their jedgesset. Lord Cadet Justice Asses said, that be was of opinion, that the direction of the Lamed Judge was perfectly count, sod that the decides of the Jury ought Get to be invalidated. The pain open which the Jury ea the trial were silted to decide was, who , 'MC the Defesdeat's father, before Aug. 1, 1815, bad bees presisieg as an nonheeary. New say perne,before he roma to a decides, epos that point, would ask himself whet was the meanie. Odes we rde " practising 'as is apothecery." TM best way of maidsg out that semis% would be a reforests to be o ads of the Act of Parliament. This was the v q mode which the Learned Jodie adapted ; be otter ed the Jewry to the sth seed.. of the Act, whereby it en fovea, that the Legislature considered the mis. ing up of sedition from prescriptions to be as es. sesstial s pert of the pranks of en spetheory. TM, being the now of the Act of Parliament, it Imam the duty of theJery to decide, whether the Dilbsamet tither had dose this. Now, It append teem the evidence, t h an he was becepaide of delve k; mid therefore it followed, es a getout leferenee, that he not practise what the Legisktereineedesir Then •as no gentles ieft here to the Jury as le the de 11l which be possessed; his want of skill en to mike op qtry physirim's pre- nr tkill %bid e)..!ecial•ltly THE STATESMAN. .criidinn. It appeared that he could not n 41116 langrage in which theme prescriptions were written; em; and that, even if the language had bees translated to him. he could not have undo est the member of grains and scruples of a hitt they were to be composed.— On these glowed., he *as of spiels. that no se* trial Anglel he greeted. Justice BAT said, that the latetation orals Act was to prevent impreper persons, who were sot prat fillies hereto the Ist of August, 1813, from prattle leg is feline an art which they did wit understand. fie Ibeight that the mere act of skis( op medicines *INN not serve to show that the father was practising asan apothecary: those words certainly had a meaning, led that meaning was to be collected from the Is engage aid by the Legislature. The Leaned Judge who tilMl the caw had told the Jury so to collect it : they ear, sot I tribenal formed to try his skill; they had to deternelee, whether the Drfandat's father had or had not heat performing what the Act considered the ditty of an apothecary. It appeared, bodged, that the Defendant had been practising in his father's step., who hod called himself a cow-doctor, a hone. doctor sod a general doctor. They might hate ad uisistered medicines to those who case to limy Mt was that all which the Legislature conceived seal.. ' wry to constitute an apothecary ? fly on means. 116. dere, to the ether titles which the Dotter had imposed upon himself, he might add the title of an ass.dottor, if any parson, after the wofol revisor* which had been mode alibis iporasee, Oswald go :o him again, either for counsel or physic. lie fully coincided with 'the opinion expressed by the Lord Chief Jett**. Mr. Jostles risLitoTo and Mr. Justice Baer aw seated to Ow oploi»se osprosard by their Leorwed Brothers; and the rola was accordiogly ordered to be discharged. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Nov. S. LOPES P. DI TUTU. The eleminaties of whimsey in the @bete ease was remised this morales at ten o'clock. The Pisietirs case was closet about ewe. A few missies after, Mr. Stijl% VA IJOULII, Defendant's Indies Ciao. sal, commenced his address to the Jery. le sourer to the list comet I. the declaration, which charged Mr. De Taoist with having broke. centred, mid es. dertaking te insert sad cordite the brig Illegeorio Felix to the port of St. Petereborgh, In time of war, the Loomed Counsel said, that se advantage what. ever could be takes of such a mouse, seen ad enines its existent.; First, Because it was clearly illegal. Mr. Lopes holies acted is the tressed*. is the character of • Benign mscheat, tile subject of a Poser at war with Beilsod, it bolos sebrequest i ts the peace .1 'rel.o, by which the Emperor Ake seem bed contracted with Uoneperte, that ell ships, emma, or otherwise, teschiegat a British pert thread ,MD liable to seism e. coming into a Itessi;• pert, 'Melt led to the Orders is Commit ; in emissive/tee el glad no licence could, le this coootry, be grow tad foe soy cargo is which British commerce *se set isterested, proceed's% to a place from which goer lag was secluded, sod ate oldie parties Sties therefore • perms i. adhereace to she Kiog's enemies. Se. coodly, Because Mt. Do Taoist was slot obliged to effect the haunts. wittiest fends, with which he had not be.. (seabed agreeably le en understee42 to that effect. at Us oessenceseist of the spondescs Thirdly, Beams in sot goodies owlet vessel that time, be sooty exercised a digerati,. be. Preset, tested la Mas. Fourthly, lIICIII9OIIS it had opi. peered from the evideoce already give., be had ow faith in the protection afforded by the Ukase; aid lastly, because Ike Ukase Itself bed bees obeeleed from the Emperor by (else representationsaed freed.. lent means. With respect to the nest coast, which alleged the breech of a selosegeent similar elver. I Mal **tend isle later in Use year, in a time of peat with Resale, by the Defendant, with Mr. De betty Lloyd, Mr. Lepea's anent, in which It ).d bees provided. that for the perfect security of the Delowilages dogwoods, the whole arse should be at hie mistrial and disposal In Bessie till he shield be reimbursed—The Loused Serjeaot argsed, that Mr. Da Testa had commeaced the esematioe of this Kite soot, as was evidenced by his issuing mod bringing the brig op frees Falmooth to Londe., and *deeming gems required for the voyage to the amount of 4,0001. bet afterwards sespeeded it. and coulter...Wed the seines, I. consequeoce of intelligence which be bed received in the interval, rendering it probable that the sdvatices of the French la tbe Russian territories sight produces. accommedetion between the two , Sovereign', to the rent.. al of the 'scission or con. loceilon of cargoes from British ports, and commie. hog it not safe et the crisis to suffer the Mercurio retie to be dispatched es her intended destioation, the regular pews of the taking of Moscow booing st rived three or leer day. after. Tile *iteration of cir comotesces, therefore, justified the Defendant in the course he had adopted—his change of purpose being entirely agreeable to, sad allowed by, the repress terms of the esserposein in question. Theist cherging a geserel triplet sod raise of Os= sees (is the Liaised Cosigners epistle.) selliciently answered by the facts that it wes not Mr. De Tessin who mid the cargo, bet the Captain, Arsejoes ; aid that the Plaiting had received credit for soy of the property that had fallen into the Defewdant's hands. TN Leareed Serjeent made a variety of observatioes le defeats of Mr. Be Tastet's condom fie the comma of the transactions, and to show ghat the damages sestaimod bad bees greatly over.rated. Asset sember of letters. funning • pert of the eirrespeedepar betiree. the parties were then reed, sod at a Isle hoer lb. further proceedings were ad. jeered 111110-sorrow egornine. On Monday night last ibis west porch of Camber. well Church was completely stripped of all the lead, consisting of several beadred weight. FUMES STAND% GARDZS inn Itassic St %It—. Tho largest assorted choice and greatest esristy of Patterns ever we. he one place, are now sui show at I. Stand, Garden, and Rook Seats; Japaseed, Dyed, and Windsor Chair, Coach and Sofa Badatired Manufactory, and general Vet , anew Warehouse, where Merchants, Captains, Innkeepers, or any ether persons with large eats. blisheseats, recpsisieg a great quantity of Chairs and Bedsteads, PO be accommodated eitb soy quantity, bewares large, at a very abort notice. and en see, low tersas.—ltestic House, NT 29, City. road, near Via sbery-nrare. PO LIGE. ROBERRY or MESSRS. LONGMAN'S W kagNOVSE. MANIIOII HOUSE.—Yeeterday Brooket, SWIM, Harrison, sad Stewart, were again eserolsod spas IN charge of robbing the warehouse of Meets. Lem mas sod Co. of Patetsoster.row. Mr. Carlisle, the bookseller, Went'lied his bill for WI., which be bad glee, to Brookes foe nee capies of Todd's Johnson. Mr. Castle, clerk is a distillery, stated, that he keel" Broome, and had some trassections wish him, is t►e coarse of which he received Mr. Carlisle's hill I. from bin for wise sad spirits. At the time be took the MI, be asked who Mr. Brookes wail, is whoa. kreer the !Milted bon draws. Broome said, that Mr. Brookes had seals% to de with the payout of the bill, hot that he (Broolsm) had sold enrolls goods for bin eastrngst the booksellers, as be cookl get sore for books time many onsets, is cessequence el his acquistence with the trade. Thomas Potter, clerk to Mr. Brews, bookseller, stated, that he took mosey to Oldottreet-road, to take op o bill which had bus glees for T.dd's John. son, sold by Brookes to Mr. Brown. When be took tbe bill be sow who wrote 11 receipt. Thomas Marti., a bookbinder, in St. Martin's•te. Greed, stated, that he bad bus employed to bind two sets of MANI Johnsen. T►ey were brought to bier by a poster, to be booed for a Mr. Roblasms.— Witsess's sum boy took the order, and wee told by the porter that They were to be hosed is unstop calf, for Mr. &Winos, and to►es to Mr. Oreese, is Clothfair, where the mosey was le be gives whim lasinediarely. Mr. Bustan—Was them soy wins., direction left wish the books ?-4 • rather Mak then wu a wrist.. dined's. Tha Loa. MATOI —Hen piglet that direction ? —I an afraid the direction is lea. The Loan Mairoa.o—Cas yea ley your bands epee it 1-1 fear wet, busses I wails gust freebie at the time, sad 49 sot nothember where I laid 11.—(Ileve ' wheels Imitated; bet beteg pressed fora• @spites. lies._he said he had ea aseestlors is his been at the thee.] The Leas MATOII6.•-••Ctrs yes recollect the per. pert of lb. wanes direction t —lt was Si wore than • sumsee order le Mod, sod I kid It slide as of so COOMPlpellell6 The LOBS MAYol.—Have Toe had soy converse. ti.. with Stewart shin the weroboese wee broken open f—Witeess replied in the ugetlee ; het is answer to the gentias, whether ice knew Stewart, be replied, that Ito did, basin met his freqoutly at Droonte's holm. Ile oho knew Merriam, sod bed wee his at theme% whore he likewise had sees Broken. Stewart sod Herrin)* weed to he 1011. ptely seriesietsti with Broom. Mr. HAMMEL—Hsu yew bed say eeasvissilee wish Mr. Heldman as se the mode of psyseet told Mr. Mistletoe the use u I tell yee. On his creer.oeseinetioo whims said, his greet trashiest the thne previewed Ms front recollecting shutter be had told Mrs Hentsemen tint he had re ceived the mosey at the4wr or sot. Mr. BAIIIIICA —Did yen wet soy to Mr. Ilentruove that Stupefy wield be sespeeted I—No ; I ewer sold se to Mr. Beetwase. Mr. Heirless. here declared that the likens bad said so to his. Stephen fellow-porter of Stewart's, In the employment al Mills,i.ongmas mid Co., saki, he me Stew. art four months ago take as octavo book; bet, Is eessomeesms of siting remenstratiog sills hies, he (Stewart) pet it bock again. Wilson afterwards saw him in sespidoef circesestassio, sad told his master, she discharged hiss. Mr. 1111111MiLHINI Stewart any epportenity of gasp( the key of the warehesse 3—Yes, his em ployment partly 'yips is the covatieg-hease, where tho isey was. Brookes here prodeced a Mae hug, and said he had *widest* to peva ties that was the only bag be bad ever carried, sad that be was sot sot till half. past sloe o'dock es the day of the robbery. The witness bad, he said, eased the robbery to he,. tikes plus at as early hear, sad that he had a m, jag. Hit Lordship mid, lie did owl wish to decide premeterely epee. the gelded, bet he was of epi stles shot be eboold COMIIIIiI Brookes. As for Slew. sett if the Coopbloater had est objection, he should be dheharged, there swath% corking to implicate bite. Mr. Hannan said, it was probable that evidence usightirebronght forward to justify the committal of Sweatt. All the Prisenees were thee remanded. It woe observed la the coarse of the ifteesttgatioo, that me blame whatever wee attacked to the book. Mims who pen:based the books, Brooks haeiog been 40 years booms sewage the most respectable as a dealer Wiwi's. CONFESSION OF A MURDERER. N A SLI10•0119114TRIZT. Yesterday 17sowlest Weeds, a young men droned in the regimeotals of the 85th foot, was bcoeght op from Si. Assn's watch. Meese, where ha had hese taken on Tends, night, as suepleion of having committed a mender. The Prisoner Wog placeriat the bar, sail, “About ten weeks age I travelled al•ein.o• Edinburgh to we a young woman with whom 1 became orgaaioted is the year 1808. Abort false days after my arrival I met with her at the Bias Dell, belonging te • Mrs. Andre sew, with whom lhe deceased heed as arererai. Ilex name wee Saab Lee. I walked with her Dee even. leg, and she promised to Ise wart ierl to me ; and has. t ug been seal M. by my mother, who lire* at Lehr.. ter. I gate It In Sarah Lee, for the perposenf par. chasing a little hunker*, and taking annteirtrlgingt, and nett her ; bet, instead of has i. g the ti•it.gs shr tot int. the company of a soldier belungirni to the 69th regiment and omit lb. money with him. The day following l mot them together, near Lett h • whar f, and they were boob kr liquor. On my sepr..aching Sarah, she Isegifeed et =v e stal told me that it nes my money that paid foe it s upon shith She forsook me, sad seat after the other men, and I saw an more of her emit the day following. when I celled at the Blue Bell, eed Sarah was esilvd dna.. stairs. This Iwas ea the Illowday, but I Ira dddddd t malt the d.y of the menthe I went there wits a dvtristionrd reenlotios to murder ber, and took adapt) bust. jib my pocilet. I 1 baited her to take a tilt. (01 rr.s al the ti-te • 1I shoot sls o'clock), which she agreed to, mid we weld to tha ersiersside barroom Neshaven and Leith.—. Whets we imbed at the piece. obit+ ivonfreqoelood, DIM the beach, I spoke to her coureraing her Min with the soldier; she told me that she was dotes, soloed lo marry him; she oiled other aggrasstlee sop: I was agitated at tho time, beius shoot to C 001•11 $0 horrid s crime. I took the knife from my pocket, sad pillaged it into her left breast • sae immediately fell dons, sod I stood over her sh oat a mioste, and did sot know what to do with her body; I et length took it op, sad threw it MN the Ms, and did NM lieu it until it was oat of my sight, I was so confesed that I forgot what I did with the koife; I thiok I let It sticking in her side. After I had committed OM murder I retained no Ealabolgh, sod went to the lodging.hoste of Mts. Wilescals hot I mild not sleep all night. The seat nieraias I pt op sad proceeded to London, procerlog My subs sistems by &awhile pictures and willies. Os met arrival la Lowdosa I got my liking by drawls, pica Lures, sod mailbag with different coloased sulks ell this pavoistot, is Piccadilly. I was scioeioted wile oho deceased's Weide, and have heard that she was touted Roar the spot ea the hdath a here I threw hef is." Ile dim said, Out since his itritel In bonded he had been easdariseg about from me.plsce to lid other, salmis* medic all the pains of a Reilly cos. IM at length, en Tuesday evening, ba sailed at the George poblicsborise, Prinee's.slenete isho-semare, and told the Issillnid that is des a isaalatorotad mentioned the above particulars to his ; • ass la the place Owe Mat in derive lee watehasen, she task him to tit. Ass's araielt•hoans. sod INK Glee. 1,4 bad made his coofession his mind had bees united really. The Miteatrate leek down reify amass., deter. time, is eider for eageitirs to be made, sad the seats was reassaded to a fatale day. GOILONALL.—tIIO•• Aide was emmaltard fur MM. Nl straime. beeves the bees 411 are Its each me Toewlay, a holt quarters loaf of bread. Hew, Howe, • josesetates baker, I. the rephairarst air dia. Phone W.lOl. et rofe•Weet. •••• Ova Tit ic si b it= ss el e ti his ressesaors with M. ag s laid /owe . la basket, or 15 Waves, is the Footle street, sad went lee the littese sea am lamer a no emaintse. he woe told by aselirer.that the Prime, hid takes Wolof tbe heed ; emu ea the oworitaeototo al Praetor. be haul a I.OW bread .• ....to • tow. AMY Bird as sew of'. am left to tie ba sket. c Jahn Carlisle same. that be mw tic p.i..mer tie lee k e r. wed hasegierly tee hie ie.. reeler. Jaitstlume 'hikes oat breight up, chattel ae G>il w• t Mary aalaiSlON. SIMI live. as IS. Kim street, Ede-ware road. Wily that she not the Pubes, ON 1111,41147 MO. g OMNI raw Wilda*, is Skiers omit. aid soli to his. •• Os. tlr. MINN hag. could jot rob the dieheyeed r an a now astir. is • Mei the and 8 1'neower a*.taine• son tree ber oak, (Aye poriesees). Peewee essarailytele gave 1••• ahi • as the arm and a hot es the 1 it lw.. peer p .rime by Masi air, sad kept him ea ii be oat. er rams awe test Ms has moody. The Primmer said la hie defrarroaas hr served a Perna eta, kdrip team et. are eraile.ketel ; eye ler wises seers twit* fat the 4.00•11 et the Prigs-twirls. mho[ M ere mud be boil a right b. el • $ that Presneris set tbr bs,l kad Plc stakes to Rat sot laden n.h • areal.' chill, .4 was. okitaiore mosey (ware- ear east, paid -5 • for *teem the with) weer fall. rotes es t ibis tire reeled el. 3 MD. >pie•c. to Melt aim uthretet ewes met mews that Puerostris .wee h se I. Vivi market, roe ratted him a r Qom • etch. etwees, esti easy other teperbrine sweeN As! ter se I at by I.,;hte Mid ut hiss so teem hoe se theism's; not losing aids, her, .ad telt toe way Jerilleil la etier io,s Wow I. Witt Wl'. he told her it. it As tors whew lir al our anal lad ham at an, time N onewes, • a legal. saq,lier chugs Jae my be neat Ine.—kir wag elleleilled far WON OLD iIiILEY. wrmirsuAlr. Nee. B. Jib. R vssaPY. aged If. was cheesed wish salieratt die' it= silver lark.. sad rarer sedates. lisepritoerey blessa.TH sad Kidder. It -pposierl how she evliheirett. drat le 0 Wade Mr. Killte rent ileedneen ,tenser frerb4wad we Awe spa.. le Mr. Leslie. se *waver. as Mame a • reel. t. &ter L. • itat them enyiased. A ivy a: ta•sher Mr. Lolls d ale praeerty. • see ealkil 41 his has*, aid repreenesee ow O. had her. seat by Mr. Rieder fir ii. An overrates ef Leslie's, mama Masks, saw tae usa. and geld btu Me NW caroming was is* T er canyilesed. bet that the Owe liwald 10 seat fa My • Ki.idersib it afieraweri. In enter ter beams after. Brash' was Seal by Ms ember to can, ihe piste Kid. der's. As be erns perweedirg slaw Leseester. weenie. the same mu she e.dierl ern. ”uts4ree Mew came ay t.. We. and melted his if be fed Mr. Miler's far*. awl said *at he we. jest Rime fee thee. Breaks. tielievieg OW be was the Servant at Mr. Wilder. delivered rte In anespirameep his.. 1. was afters** esprovere* ell* Mr. Kidder Isal image asiberrieed say pensa w ,Sale lens Mr. Leslie tie phis, which he bad delivered le lb* Creatlearaa. A few 41 4 .. Mee the trammed a te , dl plea, Br ..k. saw the Prisneer at Katighb hrideetweid recrigeleed his re be the pers.. la oh.= as had gist* the plate. He lama his iron rested) i 'ad rise Pennine was sitentiliel by ter..4 Mr. Leslie's smear. ohs reeve pee. reel • hea I.e case re their wilier', On she reel of the Prism,. several estatra.s were called le protean dill, bar. up w their erasnesasiartiw. their eri. deers Ague/ * aaanv paslitelar.. The Jury fassrd the Ihiswarr—Gairy._ algal:22l.RM im - r. William Flake, • perm eripee.oble sippenraare. ws p 1 is br. simargel wilt siabeeiditg. serretiag, sad Dwaine 171. 15.. We propels, of liners. Hall mud Maur. Illidest ,eke weselsours I. Erb heap. —lt appeared Ihst ea she fish of august. the Primer had •4111100 seas 1 want Ur his employers, asweagel 'ebb was awe few she neowas abase eased. receivable fres. Mr. Jobe listigee e ma edema, la 6/Jihad-deed t Ibis Weriever, wens bra ask Leetatal g M Proveater s discovering die delleibirg. he as . seed Prisons. 'bassi I Halt Is Velyroary is. be WI slio who' fanny to lase _9l. au. d his pegkei ; Moorhen ai Ow Slaw Id. if Priories wield prove lbw he had Ward sow. awl had merely eiwaired the woman to p.eveat hie Mrs being diviner. ed. be Would sin be prosnweds this Nuance faded so ds Ile made iso defesee. sod several pawns-gave Sow a goad tie. ranee. Iferdiet—Owihy. 1 be Praserwor said she deadeye. I. she Wynn% ureowsi• were upwards at ad.. Lei erasing it to be she lird olleon, ha beget perwiroliou to recoasand the Pflueur, sr we. . Ihe C ilsn/s4Mlyd she Pr, ...eons be was Tyr, bled. Ow II aim she . yip wf she I.lllalt I. paved Mar FRAUD IN PRIETKNI/ING osrAts PLACES UNI/liR 601 ERNMENT. Mootebasive Mowry Woad lisdirted few otitainied isinswe wider 1.a1.e velem ep, by siadetlabu a I. tower, Mr' Amalie* al .• iiJr-si oiler" fat ant. JON CIIII•Phelle* part. sad 4lserebi d. aufluit Slit said twaparl of shire owipoy..l ann. nud Ina ass it preyed, Malt sass the rm .I!4epiesealter. tbt Pieneetil.,t a... IIVtudININI the Prisoner h. a p•rvin erased Kiebirds..a. and samara banalo w.a eatend isms ha obi. b Privoi.er fors 1. oblnin II ll•iluninne I• tide is ni.er" foe the Prognosis,. oad as. la recruit 00 roue of out i).hite poop& far such testae,. Nam Veen". hos eatr. 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