The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-08 00:00:00

.M..... - 7 =IP - - , • Per 1 . 4111 / •'.... 4°lfirlir. 7:11!. ., • .. • (L. .4. li_al . I :• . _.• - • y ~ :4' - • ~.• , . . . , or, - 0•110•0.1•0 • ct )) i 1 . , . . __ F' lir .LONDON,. THURSDAY,' 1E 8, ,1 820. -prr• • • MO- • .m40..7. 411111•••• !No• 4738• " rte Cause fur which 11AMPDRN Jell m the Field, SYDNRY died OR the Sealoid!" Z. rp Tee New Patel& Barletta of the MASQUeR %me ! bees waived with toed and reiterated burrs of i ssetarr sad esthatiastio apneas!, it will be repeated until forme nodes. ROY Ale ADIFEITHEATEF, ASTLETI, • WasTilittelirai-natoOr. rrINIS EVENING, THWISDA 1, Jul* 8, a t Hellitset dli. o'eteek preciioly, an entirely Now „ ma i • Military and Naval Meio- [hams, founded sites kg= .teals, recorded in the Irish and f t anisb Tut slims OF LONDONDFRRY, AND BATTLE OF TIM NOV Kr ; *iffr i s a is Hanenparldp. by as Yung Anntrian, without soittt , •oe twelie j partitly Insitatios •of a Dnuticen 11..mber. Os the Heroin Sask. rtasura b iar yb i ednegodEgltitibrisins es Ihn Tight Rope. Gerelirleakt bY OIL Trallpothse ,ssitins e g lim =ti. by Teske 111111.1fte Zq A G A for twig time, the Oink le teehekik with an entirety Neweimingie iltalette, Ros tiorary and loft% Ait as •.- 44: • qt. ;mit llollls. In tie warm a re argairriJr; IWatqw sad m a d e . Fend ell war. for the sod tins, introducing send sad ostssetdiary Deuces on State. gems, its.—C niter y Is. woes to b op. at half-past Five, and be*iu at half-past Kit 0 *(3 0 41 pr 0t t0dy....4140-price at half-past Pisreis far Me Boma IS lit taken of Mr. liiolorh, at the itosOline. Moo Tee wadi Pour o'Clock. • SADLER/ Ueda the IpHIS B 1 KS will be ex tiled IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. _ o e of the Hair Appitobt. K Ate Mgt -vainer, was high Ream. That art 411 if old t: the crime high maws is thalamale; bat thirpirasics of the Slant, had made or he the MAO 1114118 Am, and eetablishaul, that the comasstiog kehalo -guilty of high mason. This maid 'sly be as an a.vessary, as is trowel' every awattary was a prin cipal; but this Let did not apply to the ewe of the Quasi, or Princess of Wales. comesittag *lb& trey with a foreigmer abased. The forttgene, as owing no allogiases, was pat; of no crime, MIA Alit amid sot be accessary to a. crime which had Me ow! fattest. This was the opinion of the. blghtal- 1 ; and this opinion answered the ohlotelkift if the Noble Marquis, as it peeeistled the Peeeikaof of .eta i bleared:seat by the Ileum of Comma. It was to dusk, a meet missiosia the law btitseillii was lisohm. 'via ast.aew ha awls tossirlat - If As. *meat tante* lad at beet ad bigh 4ted, Neer Ana ae lee rem*, It bad ben said, indeed, that Gate could be as impeaelmaat for high tritest Ansi misde meanours ; bat the general principle in law was een teary to sad) a eassteueCon in this particular case. He knew a Learned lord who bad long entertained the idea that adultery ought to be indictable as a rrisiati offence, as well as actiosabie as a civil isOry ; bat this had never been the law—and as the act was met cog nizable by common law, or any alteration made thetas. it could not, in a particular cur, tarnish s pound of impeachment for high crimes and iniedestreamooss.. 'I hos was that part of the Noble Lord's argomest completely removed which applied to the . eahibitimg of articles. of iiapitachmeat lv• the House• of Com mons. The cue was mot one of judicial opt sauce ; it mould only admit of a legislative remedy : it was resCitsti into a question of easediency. 1161 question was new and .anomalous, and tioyersamest had treated it in a way most respectful to Parlietneht. The appointment of a Committee was yerfectly con sistent with precedent since the Revolution. in all caves where a Bill of Attainder, or a Bill of Peral6es. originating in and passed by the Lower Haase, was sent up to the. House of Lords, s Committee was ap rotated by theic Lordships to amnia' into the matte's which formed the subject of the sill. Is this. ease, the principle would mot be rotted by the Commits"' of both Hooves actin concur:rail!. The Xnail Lood than replied to the argument of the Noble :Marqpis reireeting !keret Criminate. and tioatendird that then were many rases in which they were absolutely in dlspettsable ; sad concluded by re-stating, that if the rilmode wan not adopted, that the wrzog would ilout a, eamedy. • • r • an' • . Lord liaLaasa esateadai, is as •whisk_ . - . and observe how *crapulously the ditty of Judges was separated .ti that of AMIN; and while they cow *Werra the probable result of the communleition to 'the Hoots if Lords, which, not upon speculation, but in a imieser that stared them in the face, was likely to land to calamitous result, he entreated their Lor4ships met to take such a step as would disqualify them for the dischar i te of on ulterior, though most palatal dot. This was an objection founded 2: 1 one of the moot essential principles of the Constit Nothing oak jastity a departure f,om such a pra.l ciple, bit $ preciliar Del essity. It had Lot been shell,e that this gatAtao necessity existed in the present case. As far as the4leferettre of the documents to a Sect* Committee Weald go to screen the ii hole of those as• happy eras" dons Loan she public eye, he would as. vent to mode of eoasideriog them: bat it OTtlint ssaitimaisAstAisseit ht:taunt yam. .lip • Iv" bee so meisaffent. The p hrte of 1131'. ad toskt not be this prerruntst from being a to the transaction. The Noble g4l had statod,lS so evidence could be advanced which her Majesty should not have the opportunity to rebut in the best way that to her seemed adviseahle. Where, then, could he the wevely ? Every thing in the as. unties mast be made known in the progress of the der•nces and the dehisce being public, the privacy of the accu sation could have no effect in suppressing the informa tion which was essential to the Anal decision. As to the justice of the pioeeeding, the House would art have advanced one step by pursuing the present trade. It rental be hut of little moment that a few We, forming a Secret Committee, came to a certain radio figs upon re perte evidence. 'I he Ministers might is well at once hive given the House their opinion upon the course to be finally adopted. Did they think that this House amid be better informed because a felt Noble Lords were added by the Committee to Miele. aerial authority on the question' It was well bum that Ministers had bean for more than a veer Ant• ing the results of repeated inquiries, and had the op• portunity of ascertaining the value, weight. ematchin dibillty of the evidence nn.wbich the ease woo * bs sustained. It wAs out th a p.ssible that a few Loris, fanned into a Conunittee, should, in the coarse of 4$ hours, or any limited time, pot the House in a ben* sitoitiou as to the grossed, of its ultimate derision, than it would have been by the statement of Ministers. Ile disapproved of the general psiuciple of Secret Cow . mimeos : all a men y was isiischiev,,nt, units, it was a founded in peculiar necessity. Secret Commitlein had been a emitted to in the case of plots and consgies. cies against the State, when it was necessary fhas per emu toroisbhig she requisite information should ma he named.. Siget cammillsee had also been • • " sees - tbo nulls or their inquiries were to . t ' ' victual;, shoo it was not proper to acquaint with situation In which they stood with respect to the lim gitleture. until Amine decis,ve otep with respect to rhino could he taken. Secret Committees had also bead appointed ie the case V,.nteociatioe : with Wei. States . .. When politieits. m:ilat hate injured Oaf Imarelair. . et- have beiin **posed tya the polity of the country. But. in this insulate, no isle requiring secrecy had been snide oet. It hal not been shown that it . 'was necessary, Cal respect to the Dunes, characters, En situations of the witn.sses. On the score of riddle morality, if libili an argument bid been advanced, tt could hate bedll rail ly obvialed by excluding strangers, and debitlog with dosed doers. The Committee had' trot the poWet to call fur a pew witness or paper, or ttl . its before these the parties Mote irarnediattly istste#-. ed. The kiloliters had Wig considered al. that wai of insportanietan the suktett; and if, after their deli- - berate investigitr6n, thet. could not ere the Hesse s positive ripinkni on the gees : ham, no Otto Neither* of that House kiwild. They could only de impedes* what bad bees dune more perfectly by Shaine!, times selves. The Noble Lord conclr.ded by repeating hie orpiment, that the Hose was a Court of Juiicatura, and if it gave an opinion now from ex -pooh. evidence, might be called upon to confirm that opinion in a jw• diriil capacity. He coneinded by observing, that the course proposed by Ministers was, of all others, the moat eiteissedietary and inconsistent. . .. Lard Ll• tarhot rose to answer same &Acuities started by the Noble Lord who had just spoken. Thoji Noble Lord had - asked why Waivers refund Os gig, in otiniun relative to the matters which writ to he discos id by i &KM Cenintittee. Tv tits argestaist be would muerte, that as the House thought pewit that the mem . •Ilhoitlil be referred to a Secret mutter. it was I sufficient reason why his mouth ' be closed. Thwttotr important and substantial ob. *titan eras, that a similat esnmunicatioa to dolt made to their Lordahlys bad been made to the Hose' of Commis*. And it was possible that the remit dr the alfoetiseiOn in that Wise might lead their Lore. ships to the necessity of acting in a judicial-o,meg . In arguing on this subject is :be present. moo 0 would make so amasigtion of the guilt of thellinstebesh fadividsal concernmi i he would *nig week hypermil; tally ns if the fasts were such us dreg were rye. amate.it he lonia sot cnly, in mpg Ara Irbil tbs. Noble Lord, but would go mill sag. 4 11blit if th ere was sndiciaat iiiiialln. 10 111111 1. 1 NM ert WO" a high cassava he precool st:l set 10 ca r arzli le the lime of Cesmoinflea • . that the ' "dial adeMees of the Crows meld 'boirt Isstraetell the Law 4/basis to sbassate• es- Oaisirs Woes the parte Whom* Asa to try the goz4 Reeoseel is the doe easier of .loet. bat fes the s at tressat Mends /to would .sipposo the Qum 401111°7 -- wisher, ~ alael,"foe ' -+--- HOU4E OF LORDS.Wainassamy, Juice 7. Cape of Hood Hope Bill, the N avigation Bill, the Jamaica Trade Hill, and 'time Private Bills wets committed. TIMBER TRADE —The Earl of D.tistwoTov presented a petition from the ship-owners of Sunder land, in the county of Durham, preying that no dimi nution might be allotted in the duties on the impotts lion of foreign timber from the lialtie.—Ordered to lie on the tattle. TUB NINO'S MEiSAUE.—The. Earl of Lieu root. asked if there was any further business to be divined of ; and on being answered in the negative, his Lordship moved the order of the day • for taking his Majesty's most gracious Message into considoratios. The lifiumagpc hawks( been read. f Thelool ulLicauecoot. moved an Address utilise& his /*tiny (o• his most gracious Message, and to as sure him that the Haase would, in regard to the im portant comioneic..tion which it contained, ail:: pt that course of proceeding which the justice of the case, and the honour and dignity of the t'ruwo appeared to re quire. Lord HOLLAN D observed, whether it would ust be better to state clearly to the House, in the first in stance, tl.e mode of proceeding to be pursued before it pledged itself to voting the Address. The Earl of Livenettoi. said, that - the Address was so worded purposely, that it alight nut be thought to pledge the House to am utea.ure whatever. It was a were answer to his Majesty's communication, and nothing mine. The motion which was to follow would contain the information which the Noble Lord required. 'the Address was then read from the Woolsack, and agreed to. The Earl of Liventisoi said, he now rose in order to pr.spose the course of proceedings which he wished the House to adopt. be would move for a Secret Committee consisting of l' Lords, to be constituted by ballot, fur the purpose of examinine the papers laid before the House, and to report upon them as t might think fit. 'lbis route was must analogous tie tar as ally could unconsidered applicable it case. It was also the most eligible in Me the delicacy whist' might be observed elp, feelings of the illustrious persons whoa k~ and of all others whom it might invoice. Tie' ,rd said. that he would not enter further is% which he entertained of the question at pre . would reserve hi:uselt until he saw . wbether objection was sexed to the course which he. ad hr trusted that he woald be allowed to, ex as ay asisopowndaseedoo of Asia oftssutout necessary. It should be kept In mind. that of the Secret Committee was to consider or what measures should he resorted to. 0111.1.11 THEATRE. In of Dar. Howmte Pars'. lUNA I. and during the Week, the !dew Historical Mein-Dram,. TIM RIVAL HEROES, CRULIVI TOR TWlP4rni MID Plritlt Vir GRUA?. Chub/ Yq.. Mr. &Merton ; Field-Marshal Renvehilti, Mr. Setilord; Papal Mr. Stanley ; ValosisSi. Mr. Rath bird ; IllashatE Mr. Ovverint ; Lhaski. Mr. Flower; Peter the Great, Mr. H; Flonnks, by a Lady, being her fourth spirawbsea so lay ; e.whak.. Miss Ready. is Wm use of dur waning, a favourite comic Pas Deus. Walbouru. aad his Pupil Master Men Johnson, oni t Cie years of ; S Omsk Song, by Stebbiug ; a favourite bldg. by the yeanguat Mivet iwse : sod a mottle Song. by Ik. Grimaldi, talkiest, Loorkm Cheats, or There never was WTimm. ith It.thud Pertlan Cowie Pantomime. THE YELLOW DWARF; us. iisaaitat. is Kt •:c.; or THE der./a% Minas. Harlegula, Mt. littiosaa; Pantaloos, Me. Harney ; Miss Valiancy Mr. Harmist - Ise and Its. Shit the Noble Earl meld .notic Ismael in ;pee the attppesition that the ether .Hess of Pullman might mot think fit, apes. the iptasoinaties of the documents, u isstitute a judicial pruessiisig- He was not to take ***ions of Thryiie es debits ea the question. image) the ollevaabf resumems Might items to a different coucitt.ion- The Moue men Ustmasoms 'erne the gx.nd inquest of the *sties. The proceeding. illmrellite.iecoommtunled le this Mouse. Male %twined ' lalpfeet was in &liberation, wliatler it Int hldiwalt a olio he fsppisilitecit or. taut! Ives enpueedisited and eiteseidiury. . He also commuted. tiuttltb ~ _a (ism pre to be by a Sill cf Divorce, at a.lllll. 'PoiSliiat lresuitie'. the Hem era sill is lin aniklitottfliz blest; tad that, the report of.sbe liberitt wild he tiegliTog else than a ,pr 4010plet e l' 1 14 , 19 t. lit talases4jesply the bower and curds tie A..ho 4 .. Heise: Piblic spinier; was also aphis! - 'otitis's. stithing cookie:cue thus Ismi - • ' e ar perstive secesslty It wss A musk i f . proceeditig, ur MIL "Meet. cud asp, mier„ wad, it pet the litigMlf le the ciftsustaants of kiag ereunsally obliged MAIO* a stinted 'plain. et to Felon judo , - A1e434.- *Mee !tight talk for ever; but the regle.griliod LA stelbriag it shy were, wus aim ilillik iti l•hutes either necomel it prow. . . • .: • , e lANLO (.81A.X LL CCOIt neppelind she seetieet. Pi Vi followed the lies et ugsosent pursued )1g I,*(4 . 4ert feekingresped his regret .tbat tly. else wayilesesiiW sy liebight hefore the public ; sad Mid. Out It . *v. Ise ronseatiod by • legislative.. au aladiefol • ' arra . the law of. tresses is this cue.. at if kik ' illumoossi ii lilegpoeir .aeli. neshislod. - 4 pairt VAiltt*l 41* i PrOilii initiogie:lo m *Otani Duey is { Gilt it JP., Ohl* Anna Of neutered a Lill of imliciihemt. 118.111eir eret Camomittee be (*moldered to be its the V i_ mf a pretectidglorterftseere, Which dsight no se iskiiii• diets power. eftlowed paimmilimpr pan Used* geode 4 ste accused than would haw he iin ALik Mr stance resulted Lwow as qua dellhollliela Me** Haase. .2, . :. .... * 1 7,‘ The Marquis of Letrootrit Malik Vat tbe, illustossioa ed..the Pomba iiii i = 6l l:. the elks et a. gund jay was tvotheoMmlellidlboAV slaws; as she pied jery who lupine MD 1110,01pc PfikVtitimaoPaillf Pftenikeirs be 1 OMNI itt4dik • Ira 01Wmet fns tk petty jeep who tele‘ MO INN: hat lei the game jay Willi watt to llitk . wilt the gime with to* petty jury, toiw wee mostietti the verdict; - the Latest irment eaidelklik, ihaelsts ,feli is the goomaL .• The Lad of.M•xlituiteusa I dd. he Sit It themelllP In lute who'll@ lapseroiou woo sespeesiag 11101111.01 loportast aid &dime gassing. spas Visa Mt Mlls limy to he obliged is diger mei these tis . .:ll IMMO of }Lis a ** whom he Wks' la the habit sr=" la and eds.( mahhoets. and 0 wee Mob -1 • ha use. to eepemos seta rhea,. efergIIMINISZ • imewtoilsho floe him so gate eg bit we' 'S.Nnbin triode amok him ______ lb I ' - 7 lewd siege of the pausal pleieelleffif, ea. W sky thetigLt Shelfeble mei 6 I *gib bed Oa iis.ibiseliwidell• se . , asatestki to - see gm stilleesisa i 1 • St .../IP .10411arei lb. - •4 whist mot this Cillisigeoplaft . guard himself by that explanation of the 4 he had to perform, from the suppositioe that any thing twitter than -such preliminary aresisamA was to be the result of the deliberatiosis of the t'ui-.. mitre!; and he desired to be distinctly understood u nut proposing any line of procanling whereby an ex alted Personage was to be deprived of the right of every subject, and to be tried without the fullest in quiry. --(Hear, hear !)--The present mode of investi gation did nut affect the justice of the case, while it was the most decorous and considerate with respect to all parties. If any further exposition was. necessary he would most willingly give it. His Lordship then lived the Committee. . . On the motion being read by the Loan Cuancxxusa, The Marquis of LsNinous sail, that it was not •wlthout great pain that he could iadnee himself to speak upon a subject of such a nature—that psi* he alsouW always feel, whenever any .investigation.was adopted into the private conduct of any asemitor of the Royal Family, particularly one holding so elevated a situation. Such a duty must . be repugnant to the feelidgs, not only of those persons composing the Ls- Kislatine that formed the Court, but of the public who ,waited the decision. The Noble ,Lord, after sow prefatory remarks of a Ifite description. which concladed bk observiag that their Lordships mid to be indifferent to the public voice, • pruceeslo4 to that he could have wished that the Heim had enabled to form a snore steatite estimate of the course which it was proper to purse.. by being tarnish ed With 11104 explicit inforasation than the NA& Lord bad in Iti* speech theaght proper to cosentemi -- He could not .tell *hit view of the case had teemed by those whishad enterealaid the gmetips Wig time before they cants limo that Hera. with • adadi Riede up aeon dig pew* egistotis and had been long occupied la the censigeratims oldie sehject.• Bit deprived as he was of thii Wismar. he would say, oil dispraise Asir . view et the sisa..tbile there was a great, If sot tale he equal& W the mode of persuading ' by the \Aka* That Nei& earl bad PtaPasel a Secret oali de l a ots. * i ceinsatudegties had . how resoiimi irons rat r i fi l: =atita is h a a d dtt kwi I[a --.but ' tred.t brat. The servants of the bble,ilt hall dig uNliss, bet ha Sagged their to he oglinbie emisegaseces. The ="'" . a ii, *rater resort. a Court egimiletriala. li V et a y my serimiioa. or eittaitia. dr the', l oimia h of tie pesos gerused. He Must when advice was given, or acemmami- Milieu made to that 'that width bad it... laid beam the liter drop* ft - Feasible te nabs& -- log Is the adellaiikift `se ether Nina Ibr trateta* of tie ions opus Mown ' hug W Noe wadi' tlarselbes 1 NM plieede !tier Os.!. OiIIIMIWITIIMST. ADEI.I O IIII. 1101011 114 to Af10,009 ready. to be adveureti spoil die NM& er be Jaw pie Goods yroalb areMbea, malleel Metremeata. yoNtsa, aid beelety, br M in e 0 1 1 6 0 54 . 7 6: Ina the pews' gooney posellift and .emi liberality. Cale by way of aid y.• atteadease. Apply personal= leftelipMt• C ads • flummlow and Twickenham 111117LD L AA N CTION, • • " • By Mr. . eiwev akawh essk Isiesse.diey. Canaan. am Ati_ T. Jere S. at Oar - be b. Lots. 1 heft Pleir *Alt BRICK COT let le reepselblbisTeesots at N ill. gash Lot lIM Zlit i 1; 1111.11. 1be Peraleset to a Vonifer Middlesex. Me Copy - elfileditebban ere MOM tera trilling fie, sad Ke ane o 11 : t ialionads r e , Anse had o s f a. F 0 w rit lisqk Moti r me s eVand of Jean I.asgdon, Broad: toy. star and Bleallsatbbill. - Glllflkilit ft*. et IktlayrHiaat. Cify of Leedom. TO I POW BY OPTION. Eby Mi. LANG W. 11POIDA nwtoquia. air. Olitegaa; ranuitooo. Pit. isarsea; 1.-0- . Miss Vs Saucy; Clown. Mr. Grimaldi ; Yellow ! precedent. as 'l ru i l i sl e sin, Mr. Gooriat ; YAW" Clown. Young Grimaldi. to the present 110 *Amin ifrow sad appropriate Setotr). designed by otence to t i lt WC Washownott, will be exhibited In the Notarises : , Clog all Vag ftt the Cohinst Woes, with asarituf proem- w•"'" the 're' site; Maur Of Poulin Irotopia; Wand Procession of the concerned. am MOM* Groom of Allis* to the King of UN Mines ; Noble Lord s; Illsplellal sod rimer of tile Yellow Dwarf; Clip of ." ". ....i" Illogisestsitie of Tartish • Pursisu Sen-port. &v. "r .., ' """ Le.; View of Wilt. bat woe ttli=7l4lmy i s il i P Kl t tli' of Lords'. where will bo say objection inliediese a 111445 of Moving ;pros, to orptc 'UN C6 l l' wised; then h huh ton on Won of the Wand Coronation 1.04 as a ill isseelodo with a Mewed nude it neec lionis, wed is AO Maze of the King of the the object of Goblets Mines. Doors apes hilliwwl Five, begin at hitif•past Six.— whether 411}. Mom kept Ma He wished to Hoffl4 . Pit. te.—Oallery, 1.. I nt.. July which b ex , _ A! Gormarert Cadlia:beiar.T.iiiiiiii,itii FRIBA I", ha, 9, Slam at await &air alledote ef itilitietial Brick DWELL. wore wrltraialag bee" bad ebatnbort, dialog- be co pro yard; Soor, a colowleour; gm 2 , Tll6 lragg. .03are S t M. sitaajod io. . Ass'stlano. St. "Y• I 1 0 atdj * i roW **dairy ti? We lii.w Oost been r si- grated yto rho Take—tot* tea 'tan, at costs Varess. ed * P, _ *haste, wive prtia*rq Way by kW; , ___, M. Broadway, SW •Urdarte-bill, dad fiord eau, . mt liit Uri DAT.__,_ MUST 111/ DRAWN I for a I anftli t.., (...asses, beg to harass thou k r spas dot the saaate a 14wrIttetio :et who I imams, as the peessat Oiled Mate of w oo 0.104, 01,11 DA, TO DOA*. womb *. . . . 6 t...... Prises of 110.000 there t - ' 6 Lau the a SOO That . 46c• ' 6 WO •SOO sad : -.431 • - .4 . 4 i iii ~..7 _ ,,,s tru e. Ns Thre - -. . ad limit ...., . * U. I ONO DAY, Hess Ord is a 5.... Idea the Lottery MIN& _„,. •t i - • • • -....a. " 4 awing me is So poi. at Massa* Sad Im VI. : . ~ • *to ' • seeir r I 111 Coro; esti fah coal . 111 their Spats Is the t or d, . 6 • awed sad add la a meat LOarry. iritbi Pill *IVO' tra a /la ti lwe l k m nay. lb. 14. 1. 11,31 S ti l ing" i of tialNa I I coal , • beads, Mee arbor Capllala _ psi. Tat easteOla's faca.--This advice was Seliewed ban Matey eiktriday awl Saturday at the /angry rani ha as sawn had we yams fttansei a hate, hell 401111* said, m Ili try that Lady's mob, by ask- the a Nalabai die bee _corned." A littia eipaidi- maim aset a/ us, use halt* us de se sbW Nam he acre !Hasa a Thirty ?..road leirW. Awe 111114 all he Draws the Nast by, tie a TM. Vita 110aa. woos jag ro Use:. el Putialaost, It was ilil- silty ei tobaltery atiaied e eittl.`forlrgemest ;talk Oa be a a r tie& the potability that it olirbt sepposs At . eviimage elm boreal trey tiehlitible I it* 111 401 21 mo w snubs el ap o od u psit by e se bt,...ia awe it sew. he hal the itiestat he or owe. Oche 4. . ekt roue abi trot lialkatit of the 'lenity for sartaikamt mph ay wt a* high olii be wires par the mho la tht essied bag. gosh' tweak by that lime/ tip r i oft Weld kbe isidsa or a "ISt that *At t ime r eate right is bay trAy aegaiitable pig dog ion 114 1146. siiii ig a . TWA , faigabipt Leal diva priesedal *Anis amt. disi is a ....mdir ~kr iiiesties I witiek they &haat the thistfaid Or" *tat es An it 01101 q NAL It arse; in Oils! iv* so the Coins 4 lig*, , sessuitted kr asp *IA week seeski, Ile NW. Ilse. erns. At . •••• • • I ,'