The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-19 00:00:00

111.1 S CIIESTPH OUTR.Ia ES. The fullowirg documents were drawn op from the statements of the p trties noose name. are sub..erilsed to them. by the Pro fesimial gentlemen employed in inveitigatit.g the late proceed ings at Manchester. 1:1 the understaa hog that the said statements vandal be swum to bctbre a magistrate. It is hardly noxosary for us to iyform the public. that though the Patties were. atot still are. willing to make oath. they have yet been unable to find any magistr.ste disposed to receive their deposition. As. however, mach of the information contained in ilium is of a most import. ant nature. and tenets to throw additional light Oil the inilunotte Trowelling, of the ttith, we deem it our duty to lay them, in their present state, befote toe public ; having merely taken the therty of striking wit the names of the pei•JUS accused ut yerpea. t .ating the various outrages z Elizabeth learren, on her oath says—l am a married woman. live at No. .13. I,naibtrd. treet, Ntinchester. On Monday. the 16th August last. I went with my infant. months old. in my amy4, trim curiosity to see Mr. Hunt and the colours; and while I was standing near the corner of Nluant-street, almost on she outside of the crowd. the soldiers came in elute by MC. and I being alarmed the myself and infam, went to di.: cum.tables lea irptecnon, and to beg they would let me through in order that I aught got out of the errs ad; but they turned me back saying. sliere wits no room for me to Not that way, and I dun tried to n.y way out at another part. when tY me, and wt lcntt uyiad a word, made a violent cut at me with the faint of his sword ; I yaal the Mow coating. and held tlnvng my eau for fear it should he rut in two, and the blow came on.tlle front of my head. which cut throttali the cap. and made a wound of about an inch and a half long, and penetrates! nearly to the skull. 1 fell with the blow, anti as I arts made a second blow with his sword, which cut time through my apron. and the sword entangled in it ; my child fell co ice head and Tic:direct a severe brui.e, which is now visible and sery tender. I. lost my at rsts. and did not mover fur nearly two hours, aad when t did recover found myself in a strange house, covered with blood , and in a. '. } try %leak - state. Mr. brawl &haw, the surgeon Who attended in.:plays, it was a great mercy I did not lose my life; and had tie wound been a little inure on one side I must hate been kiaed. 1 knew ---- before. and tam quite canon he is the man who eat me as I have deb it:abed : and the wound is not yet healed. I moat solemnly declare, that when the soldiers came into tl.e groynal, tutu cut their way through the crowd, thane had been uu insult offered to thew. her ELIZABETH ;;i FABREN, isuak. William Leigh on his oath, says—l ant a carder at IleIL house's faciury at Aintie:ievt.r, am Want'. Is years ut age.. Oa Monday, the 16:11 at August last. 1 went out to cagy thy ►isters their dinner, wilo work at ambler facairy, and sceiog tic p;:ople guitv; to St. l'eter's, I was induced front curiosity to gu and see the iweting also. When the cavairy came nil, they began di rectly cumng away with their swords. and I was so struck with f„air. that at hist I could nut niove, but presently I saw a small opening betty, eu two .oldiers, and as I knew —, w h o was vice of them, very well by sight. I went towards them. hoping fairy would let me pass out, but as I wit, attempting w gu between short, the man whom I did nut know cot at use wain Ins bawd, hod struck off iny bat e which he cut through, said slightly wounded my liesal and -- instantly ens at use with Ins sward, and wouudial m.l or. Ow head. and the blood directly ran srer toy face. I stooped to pick up my hat, and tram being stunned with the blows, I sidatbh.n, tun! a wally nom rode his harm Over ire. I. however, after a little serawbung got on my feet. aka ran back to Cie side of the cars, wileic the Itusiiiigs‘sele ,v caul. oral crept under to luae ►uyselt unul 1 recuverid.— Presently I saw a space, am I thuoght, w escape huin the,ptvidry, and made a run to get ditougu. but I was again run down by sae of the horsemen; I got up and tried to get through the con. stsblo. but they turiarl toe back. rua one ut thew aLrUcK ins in the ribs with Ins staff. mithodgli he must have seen I was dread lolly wounded. been se I . was by this bore cuver,4 with Med. and was very weak. a►4tvr tide t have very little tecuLiction t what sussed, nail I found 111) self m n cedar with a number of o w n and women. ►everal of wuu.,i were wuund.ll, and tram Pl e na 1 saa taken to a woman's butts.. wbo driassuil lily bead.— The s nand is not yet healed, et,d I am quite sure -- is she wan 16110 g:•rc it. t,.e. UILLIA:11 Nathan Broadhurst. wilds Guth. tays,—l am a weaver, l iving in Newum•iatie, Nlainetiester ; I 'ids at use meeting on the :ii el Augutt last t I taw usts 'mama) come to the ground 20414;4e these comic tu.d.r Lae magiottu.et, where they manual tato line. Lt tboat a minute and a tuft or two iiiinutes, the 'V euulut.ry ti etl ow to the lett. cud 114.141 C • 1114111 ime the thrun3, usual% their way through until they came mitt to the liuttitsgs, *hash the) 14Luruunu..41. dlr. Nut.ta.ked W 11.44 use., w•uasal. Our ul the otticets answered, *. I hare a tea:taut tur you. Mr. Iluitt."— To %Inch Mr. Hunt let lied, I will tustiader maim to the civil pow..r, but tan to the itiditary." Mr. Isuitin 4114.1 tau et.n s.aUlei then cause to the toot of tit, Isu.t.ngs, is hind., and milled Jtittloon utrby the .egt. At Litt nit meta, 4114: to the rutJlr V out to a mt . : 'limn. is Susron, ri—n him, rim hau I.'"flus:o.diar a.wituut this wea 14th1iC44 , 1141, 1111/4•11411 •• N.ll, I w. , u1:1 causer t...t; I will L use Ui.t for you to Mr. ont surrendeicil to 1:1c 4441.41:411144, 14t14.1 weer away *silt them , eitnnut making arty Ic-1411:EU ; but 11.111 S way be 14•411,41114 lady ri.ck . ity the cut tuitles with their trunclieolia, anti wain of the ,•otlit•ra cut at Ivo laNfl with tl sir 'surd.; a truu i pet er n ame d hesultd este es,euay t.ti tbei. L.:At:it:lg the crowd, and he t. is the tars that utr..ck • 4410 W ,tiv lain cutting awny without laio:cit, on all NU:4IIII4U 14.,11. 441111, a 111. callle 111111!, saying, •• I)— n you; let you krow who I tau to . I • lat lii:n 141 t • •111t4all 4101111. Jr.', await! Pt p., , , !c wire atialextuurst4, with nit isusr ngtli, to preb getout it the 1.001:14t1. hut List usidiert wept t. .lf tug at kat . any; upon tht.ol. 1 rtsettv.i.l a Liu,. *tufa the lilt of a ~,cord, anerettil4l 1 ltnalg l'Ottkattl to get out, and the tt cattle up. and Me a say ere cut, altitil laid hit: :Lab bare tut my shin. ,t; a Inch tune, teen, women, and tifildren were crewed on all a'iajtb, er_t ing out •• Alurtitt !" and t!rbsontis were prefaing to Ahout being :.Lie to btake 1 , 1 I. it way, in I•u.:a - yuauec tathe nariuw tiii tui:;11 Well t , ,:y It.ttl to 11...6. '1 .tStty In) lite, I od the out to Ul the 6,‘•• • le. Too, b) the *olenaleot the rteture, a etc .viilatat 11110 a * .114 betas. ano I was bottle :Luny ;ant: b. Lit: I Cuaiu reach the when I regained ill) loot.tt,„•• ;11:1,,.‘1 tumid Witt.... ten en die leonatties, 400 ItU Ut tnc tt lly;eat t ucang et tat; p When a 1110-ur Ouicwr ro..e up to Lan lint., and .:,Ling them by tattle, bald, " yu,i, at:at del au situan by boob work?" and knocked up tkaar .t:11.; and to thou wilt up to the coition ry and saw, " ettl what ate you about? the peopla c.tnnot get awe ; ; ' on wiAcit duty (Waived k , r the tumult, buttiact.ly he went away they fill to work ttgain. 1 made *by way to tn.e uof*td. as quica 11.5 pl)aantt, intandtug vt t; A to a bur.;eilt w Lay c LI a %,,b blveding very protu.ely th a tatue. ty.t zetuttg to die *erect which leads to the Wtndlutil. mow was utft -- alto belongs to the Ell4t, ludna Caialtray, and 1.. at .iatiCaatler Oa a servtee, and he kept ttnaing %A.l sword every ot.e uhepa....e4.l throu i in that I..attil4e. :a) " 11-11 )utti, refonu you; you',( a,.uu, wilt 300 a n d UtAll aunt_ wtu likoexpleaakubli at esety blot*. I pthott*eit ittetate, mat dutiog the w,alle 01 etia time tile tt!taittebt tun, _rice • taut v v a i g d y w „, nor had any WS b. 41116 been littott It At toe 110:.:1,r;. NATIIAN ..... Gilmore. en his win, 1.9c-1 aut a coninlsion *gout. and live in Quaystrect, P.l.u.coe4iia ; I Old Lot attend tie iticciai, ua tba IGO vr AugUA labt, but lacitibed at lawn TILE NATIONAL REGISTEIL with my family t hearing, how , ver, that the wieners were dlz— perAing the meeting. I went into the street to see what was passing. but Wrote I got many yards from my dour, I saw several men running as fist 114 they Mild lOW ani. me. and the Yeomanry galloping inter, arid euning at them. I iminediately turned about In return home, and desired my son, whom p had met in the street. to do the same rend. in order that we inigl.t not be mistaken for those who were pursued. I desired my son to keep with me in a walking pace; ptesently, however. the military ante up, and one of them Cut at me as he was passing. arid knocked otf iny hat, I stooped to pick it up, and while I was so doing, I received a &aide cut on my head. I did nut see the face of the man who inflicted it. but my son directly called out, '• It is young ---;" and 1 saw the sautc Ulan pursue and cut down a woman. John Junes.—l am *shoemaker, and live at N 0.16, Windmill Street; my house ucerluoks Sa Veter's-area, and the hustings were plowed near it. On the day of the meeting I was looking out of my window, and saw the people arrive, and also Mr. hunt everything was perfemly orderly and goonhumoured until the soldiers came galloping and cutting it amongst the People, and then the scene was shocking; nearly opposite to my door several of the horsemen formed themselves in from of those who were making their eseal.e. &ter cut at them, while whets were hewing them down behind, and the grows and shrieks of the people were heart rehtling; they tumbled over cae4 other in heaps. and pressed with such force to get away. that a stone post, which was rased in the ground close to nty door. was :ern upend tarried away from its simony', ; and the r ride. in seeking for refuge, burst throte;h the lower street door, and I and my wife attikrtluil several an b .. : g them through the aperture on their hands moment one truesceeled in getting au chiral sit himself, and from the dread and fright they ran and hid themselves in the cellar and coal the Yeomanry were cutting st the poor people who ed in, an II us,ar officer cause and sad, .• Fur slia ten; you see the people cannot get away ;" and trey; ' or the that tittle. de • slated. JOHN JONES. _ _ largaret Goodwin en her oath says. I ant a widow, living in Rury Street. Saifortl ; about half past It o'clock, on the day of the meeting, I went to look after my sun, le.t he should Coto the crow i, and presently alter, hearing that Mr. Hunt *ikt"iaosn- Mg. stopped Men cut jos,' y Cuce him, and stood mar St;Peter'a churcit. I saw Mr. Hunt artive and mount the hustings, and in about ten initiates there was an alarm given t at the sot:tiers were coming ; great multitudes immediately endeavourel to get oil. and 1 aniovg them ; but in consequence of the multitude being Ai great, Amu the hasty manner in which the noiseinen came riding in, the people could not disperse t I was arising the first whom the horsemen met, and as they rode at Mil force, I could not gu out of the way. and was knocked down by one of the horsey rushing full against we I looked up witligrealk alarm, and raw wiann I had known lb! reale years, with 14 word uplifted; I called out to him, *• for I ant in ho fault ;" but he directly cut, and I received the blow on my head, which tendered me acnielevi. amt in about an hour and a half found myred in a cellar au.ung a number of other wounded tnen and women; I nude the b. of toy way home, and found the wound was about an inch and a bait long, on the fiont of the head, and pretty deep, my e.tp cut tlactugn, and I loot a great dad of blood. IHE INQUEST Al ULDIIANI. Manchester. Sept. ID. This morning. soon after 9 o ' clock, Mr. Harmer and At. I,e• Ilium left tads Ode,: to attend me inquest which wee to be held by adjournment at Oldham, on the body of Julia Lees, taking with them firs hackney coaches, and one rnige touch louden with witnesstai, among a btu were nun) , men,. woolen, a n d Lop, 11110 rastvett revere utbra wounds at the meeting on the !bat of loudmouth, and bo,he tat allure wounds ale yet uo:,totletl. The iuterest w lick this business exentsi was ru great. that atortse thousands s tre at the town of Oldham to learn t.se Svstat to the jurtweehings en the IIiqUC.L on this unto:lnnate young wan but hair cunmity was thsapkointed by al:tither riugular adjournment, the paruculsrs ut which ate heteut.dcr netaultUt— t On the solvdtors euteritig the rOOLI4, at me riga of the Date 01 lurk, at UAlliattl, they iouod the Juuy just earenitukti, and ' Mr. Milne and li.inys Mere, when the iwwwwic ox•hvcr.guou 'tuck place 3 ,', M.. Rattner, addreittilV Ur.. Milne.-1 presume. Sir. you are the coroner, and thaaqint May now I.luAitudi to toe lostat •ugation. Mr. Milne.—l am a coroner. but not fur this 4,l«ce ard u • Mr. Fusco, who belongs to this district, is not here, 1 shall ad vise Mu young watt (alluding to Air. ISettyc) to tol d vato the inquest for a lorteitgl.t. ,tlr. itanner.—bushy, Sir, you cancut be serious in Ibis de ' termination? Un eduioelay twit Ali. llotujeldwitirely iduimeed, aliet a Mr. Fasu et' ens not stturn by to-bay, that you cutouts/ truant take the intimation. Mr. Atime.—lt i, 1:01 my business and I weed not take it. I .1011 hare no respuusitniity on ; said Air. liattlye is taut, 1 think, exi crust.ctd to take it. Mr. Haritier.-1 t.w objeeuuu may be obviated by Mr. Bettye. as the de; my to Mr. korien, inuceedunf, tw te.le the es your itn . sehee. by which he wail have the benebit of 3 Lair LL-attan ance and advice, and af;er the tAttluliCe has bten talstif, d any difficulty tarots, the Unita:to may be aft ousiteu until Mr. karicti returns. ...... Mr. Sliine.-1 am not take the inquest,. au.: than advise Mr. Bettye not to view! to it. I 6o nut l:100SC to voter nun any turdirr CM, liilll4llollS ; and, it It alas ill inqueut. l would nuc ellua any one to in•tit, re or 411.4; 1:141,..; ;Mal I 1141 read )uu an opinion to thus that 1 uhoubi he jubithett in such.' proceratrig. ..Ir. Mane biro Ic4:1 LI"; (4 , 111.011 VI a euunsul. 1.114 out llaC CllbC subu.aced ti.,14i111 • Iron: ills answer, I.ow, rat. n apiatutd, taut a satitur tottnned an icquebt un ut an ISt uuatil or bunihricil per-on, and not ugly thrt.t.tl ua que►.iouutg the au. Ise,•seu, but belia%ttl nopertineotly. r bu:.in,t that this case is hot at all analogous I attend here ots Ixl.ah in the i• art Ms in the dec.:toed aw all itttuter, and out to ilelentl; btaaha, 1 trust I am thesi..tise ui Os:hating liu:e.uithibiy, it ;:i.ptare the perbua uW lu %hunt your 5 ; alit. I c0:1.1...r that any peiwil liz.s unlit in tams tutus et al,' Ft.... nt .1 pillalt; CUUTI 01 übly 1141weter, is, that tu.lowatigation inalittluce.y pro. saes....l tb ; lot It t.inonstruu• that shy uelay shf,ulu aka pace 111 In the Cau.s.3l Lint ClrCUlli•Lallets übtllC uei.Lll 01 11.0vW—c.L..,Ltlee who Lab fir t tub life by violence. Marty or the Lit.LNNti V.llOlll 1 have now here have a mama' tine tame from CVll,l6:lAble dittantc, altiwugu eXtletshv Ibtaaif. NMI Liar u t Isua.tc til ;fa\ tIlt:16. I Wray not iscrl ups isv able a t ;ain to collect thou, and U >Mti L:e Jury will low the bendii ut their te a Litu s i:l, b ‘ sule.. *.arid what is of more my:oriel e) lung .1t1)0.11nuLtil!, in ease,: of murder would eti..ill 4 UlO6l crOtt, tvci..tl:ll the sti.pteteti ;suites nit in eu.sucly, U. it s.ould :Jihad tutm time to strange anti ..itLet their tscapi... Mt. Assiut tte.e tut: inquest; I have nut seen the body. &mil uadv.stand it is burl,. th.:ty e hes, aria if your not having xeeu Site dice.. :A it an obits non to your rate: log tutu use love r , . the soar trojectiou hawa: fa Ms. k lot lie the •. litey . . . . Mr. Mllne.—Will, Sir, I cannot h e lp i t . 1 blisll nut . to alti.tule i the inilla.3.t 11:1114. be .eurAirbeti tut Mr. I , ..rren ..a:rp•t.theut t anti 11 alb be IiCaIT.I4IC Lai Wllle Lillie 11.1 y to rbay ti.e tielinfia on all bldei, SO that the intebnawieti may be condieneo.l with coulnerat mitt ttmper. Ur. l'e.trioii aunt 14.:u the &tow while Mr. Milne ca; nwitinj SEPT. 1) this last observation, and, on its cunclmlon, said. there appears to be a strange change in the A/soaves opinion sine.; lan Saturday. for no idea of party policy prevented Lis proceeding in the Mines( or, Dawson, although he had been requested to delay it fur a day or tao, beeimse many material W1111.144A were dint/ attending the assizes at Lancaster. Mr. wrote to you to say I must precud in the. inquest, anti I have to complain of gross misrepresentation in reporting the verdict of the Jury. Whover sent it to the pre.. omitted the last sentence, which alters its sense ; rind if I could. find who did it. he should be procesdixt against. Mr. Milne then hastily quitted the room. Mr. Itattye.-1 have heard fton Mr. Farms ' and he will be home in a week = but I dunk it will be best to adjourn it for a fortnight, and I therefore adjourn this COltri till Saturday the usth Instant. I taught to be mentioned. to the creditor the multitude assem bled at Oldham. that they behaved la the moat peaceable and de • eurous :mauler ; glow' suited to Me suletuttity of' tho oceubton, *premed deideuxt on every cuuntummee. and when the solicitors and the witnetsts departed. the ptople wok off their bats mad bowed. but made no acclamation. MELTING AT NORWICH. A most numerous and highly respectible MeetinT of the inhabitants ut this City, w..% fluid ()II fizursday, AL St. An d: ew'sll. About twelve 0, lurk the M.y.ir came upon the hustings, surruurded by R. H Gurney, S. T. Soutliwcll, A Hudson, W. Dalrymple,, W. Foster, and I. B. Tooke, kips.; Prebendary Woodlouse, Mr. &ter:ifs...haw, Captain :stoney, and many other Gentlemen ut the Gist respect ability.. . . . . . _ l'he MAT oe„haviczr, opened the business of the meeting, w 3 ,4 tIIIIIIIIIIOUSIy callett IJ tilt Chill. MoN sr, at er a iCIY prefatory remarks, moved the itsiluwing Stesssiutusiti, which were secuilded by Mr. Junn Dorwa. They were then severally reed, and carried with only one d 'sewing voice. RESOLUTIONS. 1. That the Right to petit on the 'lltrune, as well as eit!.ee House in Part ainent, is no iess founded in reason than re cogotard by the Constitution of this Lountry, and that it is our boundeu auty, a.. we venerate the laws, to guard this our most sacred pi ivilege wt.ll the utinuit jealousy anti vigi lance; and herein we ace sancouued by the authority tit tl • bill of /tights, which enacts... That it is the right of the sub rev. to peuttun the hog, and all eomnuuneu•s and prose cutions for such petniumug are illegal." 4. That, without pronouncing as to the expediency or fit ness tit the late Meeting at 11/Jambi:stet, called •• 1 u consider the pi opt hay tit adupt u ig the must legal and constitutional nt rims ut nut•itting.t ittlorni w the Cln111114.11Hoti•e of far hainctit,' se tinkly assert, that such Meeting was strictly and e.stat,ally 1#6,41, atilt constquchtly under the safcguord and ps - ”ic11.0i1 ui the law. 3. 1 hat wk. also clunk, and assert, that the iii.iersion of the people thus law lully assenibitd, and ptacefully extreising an est.uiwheu right, by an armed torce acting under the ds rectiuu tit local inagistt ales, in cuitsequent c tit %loth suns peasants wete killed, many inaugled, :WU a 6,11 i greater IILIIII -0,1 IS Onlit:1 unSYLI and llitllClAnly wuuiiUe.t, W." .1i atrocious outrage un the defenceless and pe “.c..J•C pe:. l ail law and iu uctsauee tit Justice, A. 11.1 Is all . c 10 t estroy by the swuld what yet a tiliodilb to us of the liberties of tn. gland. 4. That several individuals so assembled, atter suffering solitary hit priunitneut Ito twelve d..y., Were dwelt., get{ upon ball; ihid one wunsau, whom autit.tou to tuis imprisoument was severely wuuuued nkAttii, WAS a sclasited without au accusation or ui any 'dud 5. hat cue just 11...4(1L.11 pie•uw Y ..r I.e be hall tit then cutiuuct, .s cue ue t oo. .....n aga I/St W 114.1111 ihe ikallll.l J u y tui tuuoci a 0,11 foe w cltul and CUE* iii`t pt. jury. hat is is iiiipussioie tor us as i.ne;lialtnitii, to content plate ill I. di.g,aauui a.rur Y.nuuu. &tun.% tor Its •Yli/b/A • awl 5.105 a tile N. YNgesi rlliutit•La of •1t..,i,C .1‘.41 auu intwass II a• a ‘ll.Clet and drlibera:ed V 14141.1011 4.1 the CiiAlfiCs Ca n6hts auu ptiviieges l I • tree borit people, we akuuu.we it uswe to the r.r...raLani tit our Colltetiaptaiiiiee and powerity. 7. in.et rile Prince Regent s Mini.ters, by their appro. tut,sne ut the eLlicitlet 0: the Alitichester have Nto tuthttunt.Clwhut.y uumor.ny co,,lll..elaCe of the Ve . sea•e l 4.1: petl, te, .a..,1111A1, It Ll... Wilt .o.sr Ut.ly to ad rss his tur titta ttat.u.at trout lil9 pry. btlike rlt.l tut...rots, tur t% Cr Ate. ay. JOON utru st.uri.l 'inns, If to have !wen a navy hat, re, Ant. •su%sto 1 wit the solitary u l p ~,, tut of the kless.lutious. tlrsaui4 on the meeting it,t to pi ejurk:c the qusst uu , but to Weill tilt evioence (I the tact• snotad 1,4 /Attire the plybilt% He C uttelutled by ihovilig, the Meciug ciu adjourn ,—bot uu pers.at app-ariog to si..coua Lout, the kesoioiloil was mat put. hir 4)1114111 V• et.t, mosso tlic foliuwitig Address, atee wine auLturatue re.nark• ou the riblu t,lpetitiouusg: . . Yu Hu ktuyal Highness the REGENT, The humane attill (111111111 .iuurtss ut 111 C Citizens and Inha bitants ut (Nur% ieu ut Cuninion Had asseinuleo, on Thursday ILe ittlikskty ut beotrunser, ISO/. We the Liiizeus mitt LiailitUltrUts ul the City of Norwich, July asseotuteu ustuer the ;mhos sty anti in use ptesel.ce of our Clout Magistrate, beg leave must clutituily to address Ifuu. Valid riiitiness on a subject wilich we dee.n of equal kid iittpurtinne (t) ebts ut e and pecyle. . • We Luthust rep, e,eut to Yuta 14.uyal I Ligikpess, 11141 it IS ,ur us, as t111;1131.1111.11 Slid the use-Look - Lk su . kveis 1)1 41141 11.11.44.4.4 1114411.41'..1ij wlitiu Is the cpuuttutkukkat and k.ghttul l.Su vet kkaktut 01 tutu/ teslak,, to amid feeling ausi Uk.ksku.u) c•kki cwt..; pur 14141111e,a1444 grill aud huliglisttull, at tut: si Lt luur..bt, w hmak tisk e Lucy hk.sti Lpt. iiiii Lied at Mau theater , MIMIC 411 4111101 tures., it,lllls wider the uireetk„n uk the 101.31 Arislgistr•Cy. u, rieuauce VI all LAW, 114* duce 1111. , ti.ury CYta Ut.uu 0.4 4 uCieli.C.l;" IllUltilUdC VI uur tut • I•Wlui pUiptue,3lld yeaceiudy eXCI - 471- dug I Wu. stkul totispekuteatiy ut lb. 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