The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-16 00:00:00

W Were( whom stated, that be bad ieeeilred . deem one et the Yeomanry a desperate wouatlailitis head, with .et having given anyprotocation teßinker.....+Laid mai the table. Mr. NONCE presented a Faith)* *eel a shah i w hose same could not be heard; the israyer of Odell was similar to the foregoing. The Plea. Membee'6oll-i ,tiered that the teansectloni to which the Petition alluded, amid only be properly denominated the Mew ellesterilameere. Never was human blood more wad- testy. more unsocessarity, or more übjetti6ably shed,.' --eves without merit to age or stn. The Petitioner i stated, that she was amongst the mnititede, where she was attacked by a trumpeter named Meager, who struck her down, and inflicted a wound on her shelti e'. The Petkioset could not obtain redress from the local Magistrates, beanie they were mostly Mt. anted in the proseeediugs which gave rise to the in jolty she bed received. She had Applied to the Magis trates of Warringtos, who had refused to grant her twines. and she now hoped that au inquiry would be rated by the House. The Hon. Metaitee tben presented a Petition of a, similar nature from a man named James Ogle.—The Petitions were ordOred to be printed. Sir W. DR eRESPIONT moved that the Petitions which he presented should be printed. Mr. MARRS submitted a shuns" motion, both of which were agreed to. mmicnicirrint. Sir F. BURDETT said, tint gm • Petitioos which had been presented to tie HAIM set teeth la an in controvertible manner the Wades which the people bad sastaiard when assembled fir a Tempos@ which he theaght highly necessarily, namely', the endeavour to *III S. reform of that House. He confessed th the was still at a loss to know, and it was the object of his motion to inquire, whether Ministers, or the Ma gistrates, or the Yeomanry were to be held respite• elide for these iejsries, or whether blame were so be impaled to all in an equal repos-clan. • 'this was I inotatiehappy subject, whether alit alreetid 'the Or laity; liod be wound sax the, a l ktkriiy dr the Rime, ok the mitelenee .of the ~love pod UsaantWatiois ,of the ittoiletry. He, felt the; in Moo mom likely to gain credit for his seal than foe kis pemenoe isiringlag it &Award. Bat he shosld 'esti? subtler to do Ms best 0 persit& the Mond tO Pasititott di inqnlry into that which be thought . 11 ifs* the diserace of the Whitt", that no enquiry . bad • as fret been made. — "Jo bringing the Itukject. befire the ;Howe, be moat necessarily Wenn to what . paned on hewn oe- Moslems, . and to what Ml Ilroardiffereht Members of the House. lie renteillAndkthisrlh ens skied by the Noble LokCirtalirtmirteTlye. 4m,CofetY of Lancaster, that it was not _soul the military had been attacked mitt apnea and brimithets by Ake Peet* tint it m* apt the then.lbst Um tweed mod, aed•the words of the Nokle Laid l " WOO wounds were la- Meted." The respect wii tit Catortained for that Noble Lord mode him ttioleit le bilog.aile to eve hilt in opportunity, which tte'sris ate' be met widt for, of etatingttisat from the evislestesineeldonto est, he wen mar to combos, that the statement 'be made was not - Ininded in fact.—(Hed.)-41a Iseemel Isess to alit% that the kapott, which ha thosid,.lo4./S•adossory to use towards Uon, Members, 130. Witse ill gay ray eek anted kith - this Inkiest, win d tiot be iittemka hht to apply personally; and he luittird that it *ould pot taken as ss imended. Thes,lirbe'd4er he shbuld make use of the whni•faisehoosof, - as MONA tolhe staletoents they bad made to the Holism he did net mean to speak adwicietestiose, bat • hel•lefotelation which Ant Dee ticeived. The Hos. mks' Peeeristated, tltat it marlin until the moot •1 4 *lent ait tort aaulte bad been maths goo the yeomanry, that thofhatl lift/din arias against lie potpie. After him followed Ms 'Majesty', _s SdliejLtiast leant ; evniarrivine aiii glans 1n Otelshlee: he nal salt stated what was indent% hut liberrobirbomP o4l lively !Woe. He stated leen she yearaary illeftiaill only attacked, but literally . poitgesed.beforetim : were char. te~dd Now, il at .44 aant,elind siccusr li tri Boa. and irtted Oen dins jiltirOi rtri rilfill ivkteutto p to mialitid titer flame. taillis 'l% - Hit dish to en tellemealettolb sti idea. l'llle AM •it A 'tetaintondf she carders , tit else LestAgall lientlimins% Wind. There gird* :ea eresiatasseesitind p. h ad. tptansdelobsses thew in life u rillinh few the Solititsr-Cieseesi itarbtps ilifl get recifdlect, lint which he,( yragsis i rd#f) coda not furart k that would always, spiqt . 1 pokier ,of AIR L ii thr tenni but Abdo 6 10 ado Xte spotied to getitlesda.of.eharneter:: litti the brhmged to a prohssioit rbibibiltilaty• it tree to malts the .hest of., - `own& *MA bet Iliat•ote If it • *on( oad t came into Atom, rifmn; tie •• dictettlys amp of the most respectable evident. fiat bad ever been produced in any c as e. Eves eho dance for the Crown had contradicted them. There was not one respectable person at the trial at Tart whogave evidence on the part of the Crown, ezeopdng Mr. Holton, and Mr. Matwistle, who sow any of the things which the Noble Lord represented to Save (*.mitred. At to the waggon heeds of stones, sot one word had been heard regarding them ; bet he trusted the . Noble Lord would preserve them ea as eternal monument of the mesas by which the rights, laws and liberties of this country, bad bees &gumboil. The Hon. Baronet that contended that the conduct of I, the people was resolutely peaceable, and upon that ground the attack could not be justified. He then argued that the meeting was perfectly lagiJ, pad said, that similar meetings had•been held all over the coon try• without any such interference, and in that case gem had any serious disturbance occurred. He read Mato the papers laid before the House last year, copies of the correspondence between Lord Sidtuouth and various Magistrates in different parts of the tometty, toed commented upon the different eotarmtuloatibus, particularly to those of the Reverend Mr. Hay, whisk be declared to be utterly false. He noxt.repathel the descriptions given of the Manchester hesinets, mad &Hued to that contained in " The New Timm" as hitettreying a horrible, hut correct picture of what took Owe. The returns of the killed and wounded *eve roteter than that which followed rho brilliant victory rand by Admiral Jervis, which gave him aka title of St. Vincent. With fifteen sail of the English lice be defeated twenty-seven sail of the Spanish fleet, and liVeught two ships of the line into putt. In this battle there were only betbeeen three and fuse We sited men killed sad wounded, whereas at MaseelsoNee Aare were above six hundred. As to referring mesh questiob to the Courts of Law, it was of too large a size for a Court of Law. It might inquire into the iejeries done between A. B. and C., but it was utterly bleempetent to decide upon such questions, so power. tally affecting the essence of the Constitution. 110, Honourable Baronet then violently condemeed lie letter of Ibis Majesty to the Magistrates. If the Noble Lord had ransacked . the whole language, he amid not have (blond a word so Unfit as the word ,iiilliSsfaction" to be put into the mouth Of the %ve nire upon such an occasion. —(Loud cheers.) —The [leg of liogiand was made to express his satisfaction et such deeds of blood, sad to return thanks' to their perpetrator,. There was scarcely a parallel ,for this le history. If there was any thing approaching to a Parallel, it was something which happened of a si milar character. Whet, .the Remain determined to de stroy the Oaths in their Asiatic •proviaces, the Com mander of the Roman troops was et:minted with • dis cretionary decree to carry the determination lotto effect. He proceeded to assemble the victims in the public ',places of the towns, blocked up the avenue, kadiug to Oben with soldier', and upon a signal given, they fell upon the defenceless multitude, and put theta to death. It happened that this act was applauded in si milar language to that of the Noble Lerd; for he did sot mean to do the Ring of England the injustice, he had voluntarily imbued such a declaration. if blood had necessarily been shed, he ,woaht Beve that the King of England bad such a ' *nee of fe.ling as to say, that It 'afforded toyed satiefietion.-,<Cheers.)--If the House Inquire into the whaled these transactions, slink into a depth than which a lower depti. mush' for its reception. In the presem, chicanery had succeeded in defeating justice. the Inquest held at Oldham relative to the Joke Lees, the Coroner, after proceeding . begalSir psanser, lead broke up the inquest and the Judges of the Court of King's Beech examiu •tiop, of his;condyet„ astutely discover , ..ror in the ,proceedings which rendered a cunt the inquest altogether insphssible. The ' kethed, bad sent hie cletk to !collect the as he bud been in the habit of doing for twisty Tibia win salted .to be irregular; (ir F.) had always nederstood that peat:ties expouticled the law; aed • it appeared also, tbs. Inviaribg of the Jury (tight to have be4n preceded their view of the body' of .the - dedustd. ! l ire t %umber Laving weghteted hie they, SO iiteCoeft King's liatcksaid be bad, . was sedated in office, althongh the Jugges . of Bench' in their character of Ciek . the kingdom bad. • iippreheaud; "equiv... him. • 'no best. orti - tarriii4 • refettod to the realtem.aoldeh • hastithiodseeeetkildffi l ilagiftraorto /T.*, iselittideals. ioistevdtK relative , . 4 • t ilt* tops*, juq, of the c lop' 'thrown Set lite Ityls against the Yeomanry.. rite ttjtis righieir tbt-take ille•lnforoiations army i ltirse-stifiteeeiseerf ttedi4dnis the sellese4l Art di happeeed that after .epplivelits ttfist -is awe *hem .fteNSiiie 4 1 11 Pretrfl ei lt "4, 410 br e • ,tII , tOT I IF4I4,O OI K 9 ' 'fusty( to • terrere. This Was t he4volt is W W 1 / 4 11 4 S bad' *4 %tired til6'n ;Ohio ft a'alb&Verii: As had been their ,uffering, the questiou was riot 8 4" Lliei t 4/ authorities. aml otitis tto4mld Sir t 4 k! lewd eridoefe of miles sad ladinopcs. toe to shriek hr hied mompootte dopatitioqm diytieg sdb the mil. Moses of the alphabet. 'Wow ildgM I* ill • gesksi" the Homo. he felt that he he dess)asites the peo ple, tied offend a fitiveppertsmity fee Meisters to slefeod themselves. lle trusted, therefore, that the Kohl, bier- loess, whose opinion le dot HMls* aloss3rs "impaired to limitry much weight. urosid not oitrist the M•tiiie wish Sikh he shnol4 asotheffs, *bleb was;-ii That the Homo 4fillio 'ffilrosolve itsWlllatou • 'to los/sire into the ttaitaitiOus at Ma* . ' dilb eit 18111."- r aulild cheers.) • Mr. HOBROV 64 SE opiiiistig,,.. .2 ' - Mr. B. owiitehis, ...o f ibem v a. . ihst the queolicli liirlit l l4 4t tf ) ; 1 n betimes& t he, . Borrupet. _lot Unratoups • powitct Isimeans ID himself. . Th.trogoactiou , Olf accurrodisteedlly two yaws ag0.,1 Its. ilia .grek ' Aped, in tbo hat loan the liosorweido ,lesoreok, hit Rives ~flee of a motion on the-oolsjoet owisiob itusitili afterwards possposed ; so that the How' Heron* Mull, set conoistent is postponing's sulsjoet, width is his osilli epiaion was of swell golverol‘nd pantaloon* imporemilait The noose would removalser !hi ttatW DIP thisututetr,lff the spring °fill. year Isll/;iiartlenisity to tit Medal nuteufactoringdidricts. That state was asch,*that i iiii 1 Magistrates of the money of Cheiter bad come A I tain resolutions on the soplesti ; owl these were fo. byothers from thaaraod Jail of Salford. hia= •1 tar meetings had talon place, and these inert inspanity. They wets attended by litmus& leallotth and they wevisoompowit.af wit lagroliosliee of poolale. that cool tsepoMo.illimmsftisin unw abase inspossikie. He should Weskits this Mt. Most, who had tholotels the Secretary of State oddmend a-fosidoo to therein's, Regent, applied to have it rimialiveved is him, stadia, that be would seek other means Of towveyinx the so* times*, of the peeple to bls,ltoril Hightless. One of these useethigs voted thanks to Hunt,. Wookr:Cobbett. and Caddy. A meeting had been intenktd s ib4 the it'll of August,bato Gentlemen at tie Bar being tiotionitml on the subject, declared. that in his opinion, ihe object of the meeting was .illegul. I• consequence of this a change was proposed of,thst day as well as 41se,ohlect. of the meeting, but the people formed a procession.- I. which they carried Mr. Itisot is triumph. The Moos tratea, ender these circemataseee, formed a Uossai flee. of which dory elected a Mr. Hultems..Cliaisssom, a Goo dman of fortonA, no less distinguished ..foi aesesge thou for bensasity.--(Hear, bear. from the lippositimol -The meeting was Sited for the lith, aid the ltitovird ohjeetuf it was to petitido, bat a dtsigo to isvidriiis pretty evident. The Magistrates therefore Invited *- sons to offer themselves to preserte 'the public est* , Several in consequence offered themselves; shittirsis.! ford, one of Mr. Hunt's companions, poklY4i • paper, in consequence of which very few peening resi dent near him offered themselves for the OUrPow• In the interim, the training of men in arms contiostd.— the Opposir' - - begged ' said t M . 6% Mkt . ailf. • ' Y. WI CORAIIIIIII wet, was iikipseeed, beaswswit was ilisfail-4111Sar. Abe Oppesidaa.}.4 sot Amin. iss eimpossiss _ _ , Iteirteavatetlitt; —.... MIN asaiid. he am libetiklisr von imitu.r kg. Om 0 elle depeiltione . mud. Albeit,. *kept;-* lot beiiiiitier4ettieselse aterett at die Yetiitreey be Molt :I=ltit she lieestwit. The Ilemiledetee aehl. he e ;wed tit otasee Intfitartlet athileithe In Ara *OW *Matt ' titeedlif SSC bi'ree4wiii - firiettB aid ksipstsies 4W , eitimbeit'sk lini'llthalfilbii lh *eh se 'be restatitei lOW dot ' lebtelF 440 lbellei• elms mat they trete 'aliellket EllitielbesliaNlVelbu M. 'MOW ikifterieeittletr seilloptamse teatime oil* ilteleittefttit - ' r'''' l. '''' ;1, _ . '''' • Mr: W I LinutW A * list Itaewis4 i nfit sowed tlet edible.' The tiebeitiltetaktterN dee ihotehitt st Of Veetheivi tile irmO i liesior so wiwir tliefr *kw; east ht et tliet Itely tipti, titbits 'fr the 4 . i : Telot edit they het Villa VW' *SA' Se 1.45151 Sad items IA 'SO Wad* ttodek-it:ieieral pletaks, Itatitit the f• The NNW bletibet.illbe +ebtAt . .setetitet alidevieli, • le''sbew ibeilejlety the Ttli edheff' tit* • ildeit l 1110 . kik: : II )4!••••fir ha Sew siesilia, test•ef:Friviittliti Alla he ireviiiiesooll 0 Hijaiii , wiii;4l,ll. 4'111E414 hit life die veva; • NAlll' .91 re t. fp • chap dist It piiheitills* - &OM*? 'llba hew Wilted tip,•ilih s :Zi t VA* ttifeihtirt ztita l r the iiitikiit p eel. • . + l b. , 416,egeitin4 ve ts. - velik. ' Its ittlee '! ti • bleieftft.o the 30•1404/011114:.110dIet. logitft fir _tin? min ittagitild lii Oa Hilli f ' • lf. • daiiegtt *ern Wetiesesy Voittied ",'` irlie! 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'Miler itod) illthabilisiotly stated, that wises. die' • AM takes ewe betimes So doe of - • ira; I rfiii . % lola guy* ,thdieeirefiteneatiwirthe - relitioi, 'hat tkiih, . 1 41“1 obliged la act. thaY : . tafitt ••• l i t. - .•a • • • 4* - . - the - .' 1. MO " - A1N010.... ' VW .. h a d li g* here that altripad weals% nook tam is. Wit glakaag horlog the low down- - diem !A. ash ... 7ht r tros,.w . r. f r l- .4 ,1 1" re S.. — n r:Ty - - ...i er - Iffil itfir . 4 . 3.•/ ," •- •. 4 4.— Pi 4 :5 1 g ... T h e a lio I* Wan I•4 l ll..trllaitil op Ow alp*" osollioffir , when dby Riot Act woe sold soot of tl4 wits- ruf .. "PI arP"WY • Pi ot !? * Pr 11- - . ‘ l9. Im. t bogs :41. , ow side of the liwwd with Miceli sad Illgeban t s • M4l in an, afe ibitatrate. .wh. 'Wit tihill tliditaloi *Oa isce , aid ite,sirwatotl thst Ihie Thit Pit /11, 1 14 0 11 4 00 1 / 2 11 -- c -_ . • L Inst. .: Abe iscd little resew masks. Ow FPO, lags illiniagatol to bap ljaki whale Parta,.*ithatetwes be hod. had allodol Psi _ 4 mg some so realist the bitioliolailio -ftoosibilied tab , „ ems wasse ds le te a bo pontaks v.. ;• *Arks of proseediog. The impuseitiesec of this ob• Mom a asaillsataAjah " 1 " II"' ,ramie "es. 64 their 114164 lb 9 liglisl4 ' 1114.1*"1"*Iklif er..:= 49"1"? .1.2 111r.. mr. LAN ETON pthoeuted a Petkleo • thewillesed o pedas was, etas 'woodier Weyer,* like diddle, offoeftmatiost. Iti had alone boo WA SW is poir7 elsosigistisi he had reeeita4,l• .v 00414 r-ri. Wel .__ L ___ ma had b an a w a n d i d hao did bigusivftk.." Deal"; Ileyoted *atoll to Me conotry;phiegia lite wee denied. This was the time bar bolagebt deo ow* 11*.lithharr - 0 °T? ~ • • Oili e 4 • ll"r ban _bi e j ew was I s e sawaralsaat watiplayagi ille *mit, mid- was tranvia' blown by do noltiodo. tidal steamed to basins, hat whethot tot sittlowtt srt p i . arP• A t . t his k _Z •: • .. , . 004__ A :; 11 4 Del ad b...haftwegi weeks le the Itilittbary; UMW lhat eves this was am all. The Noble LOolas dos mowd or ase.i • Iowa& le toipowsido' lir wham* VI,!! tower "Pt 1 77 re Mr • - 7 . - - aver t wo Ali ft mirk Nees. ----Oteeredl •es 'be pew !Ike Alistair ebeeltts_, is asea. A semi was tad , ‘... i ret ta ir gea . "Ai& was ' t a w& or niosilawl• • '' r , 16*. It °I. 'T . I ~ s kit . , fearless of danger, to filtOw the essobilo of dbe "We nt . . 11 It s reseal wow. Pk treatair i d .* * lint Ad. Asii•giligif ... ,* , .11 lid was , it , prided. le olio lied . 5' itlarAtetblEbibie.-- Pitilltet te INN* , d ' 4 "6" effect 'wee.' PNWlkeed " 0 ".'"!! a" . li f r aetrat4 f. theme k m 90 1.0.. ', 114 ,., inf . im el 6tgaeo inue I Me l Ski* ? Z l l4 ' ' 11176- .. stbe. * ld ' z i m a Fi . l *awes oriald i abit. ' Reins 4 rigor jg. g . h i w, j.„„, swo t. o wl& r oe cab., tie not Ad is such a *skeet that 16 poidne doss ifa le . Hi e s WO • . - , *lla il ti d e '' • ...Meets flow thrOpitwatiew) . *g • • ~ •. god JAI ins"' " ad ' " d " amid " 16 t rli " d • the."' of the liaida g mid aveed imis ' iii g it. ! I Wwards their =no • w. 14 . . . ' 11/1•1101 Bette , • bliNfliti said 'be•ibileid_ Alai' be ' . oh , : bola- ser w. D s canyiyoNy. pese ewe s kse a dya • mu e s li an tam et alaWallte were tree, thee woeld be sethtear 1.1 - tam - - ....h .A , mama . 7A "`: I t . s i n. . v ..- ereadig. If wr. sasisseadhad lot ( , s rame . Jame. Neil, sadly/ha B e em t . the sow towiesplaia of; but they bad all bees sutra. .. -11-.-er. -..... -.. r...". oryra .. ... MP .... el ;l/ . ""^' ll4o t 4w Ate ._ ..." ...t..... .s.s i_ 51..: L. s.A a.....b...1 ,ii..... dietwthr a auss of the Mott reeneetail• ~.1,1...h. 4.5 aathentiet. *ad esti* *Om .. Iteg tiff' w" -T. .' deb. trier VI , Taiipieiilaii; uitimeot say saerliag of the illetait. The r_• Batt, is Ipeitiefl WO by-.. SNOW NW oft taw NM riot. Who Mast and iti‘Ftlet, 10 00 4 by, the warrant was Area. lie shoilri oharrre. that .11- cheater had me Corperatioa. pod 01:411401 pre; slap& 'dicer was tir li f e . Ft e rasgt i b e Bor!i_tgle• sleeve impressed hie aii, ihal gill rforei alone would apt 411 IKei ii'etial; us u i tiski.' if 4 wittearr 'la was isfk4 Hi. la ilfaer li: ;bill's% „wor e dos was ifid,. the ! tbia. Illiedbie irefairthl vet:. other d tiolis,..ishriblaireisigoidoit'dt elri irAllelle air-ilia; aid shiest the au- b t e di s olis Om lased d owel* haameet. Midler than has es, grii t ..lividi 4 Napteereesditio: K lhallt." Ma lac; ea* ..skt.ptia:iier Let as , W A O* _ _. ' r rer ug um the interim, the teaming of men in arms coniolues.-- 1 &Er ••• lIIFEINGUI Wwinrs , wm.w. ..-,-------- -, __ __ *little', that (. i I n Ames." from the Opposition.)-- Ile begged ' bets maid tam ilia*, oreglano bilti logil r h.liitt 4114)•• Ives pardon, he shoeld ) gave said the drilling of men at from 4* tlio . •636My.falle-fil• 40 °Rs. 4 11414 'Fs - night. Two pereons who had been sent, to watch 1411rts stisHs ~ A! t 5,,A.4.. . . , a total ab- - 10 104 /sIW tbese proceedings were very illtreatail, and Unlit pub- ri,es__ Aa n 1',„2 41 ‘ l O ,, • t it t o' . . A . , , .. . . r li ki ln ' "al - lisped a paperdeclaring Ihtit ilk meeting of the,l6th W i t - 7 .-- , - , . A.; int sit Perused to earl e 611,1taty . - Tye Itt. ' ..mm was a mere adjoitrpinest If that of the 9th. The lien. iip eeith o na lthi e tthe; . It . - itil y it iniitiii Member here at considerable length referred to ounie- t h e gi v ii h i e s mi• i . 1,,,. no • . . ialele 'sh "saw " 1 roue depositions inade.before the Magistrates, These mse l ioneto mime dos ' fitflis: • 11111hbr 'Pt- caste kssi• were made iu general by persons resident in Ambits- the ' , temple a Me" . • dhopis - ' ,'11167. stiee. epuo toe and its vicinity. digressed the Plaiikattrort ~ 4 f ismakis . ,. 4' the death of hard MILTON wished to Mim e , ielinther . three V a , i r i l e ci. t h v a i r " pi wil in g:Z. ii •-• ~ j -1, " 04 . in a " 1 ": 1 r - depositions were mode before MagNitesfes reptidarty 'Thd mdiff i d io d . h i d tpt io ,'t • .). • Aklot it altogether ;In a Court of Justitt; so that oppottnifisy bad bees we e k egto tr k with inaws4 '''.' . ‘4114 .4-# driA dr , 0 t#: ligh 11 P as as af f orded for the crins-etloisloitloS of the Sitnessei ? Officer and forty privates, - 'Joi e • ,„'''L e i r .;,,,, "° .,.,Tr Mr. a WELBltAiLkasaid, they eattol'Sly. Warn slf UsusThossisSesysts! ,Oh ,_ , 1 • . 4 ,. then ~... '' • 4 , r tai I[r. ------- —of the haw doeuriptios•-•olear, how. bear , ' " a ' "-- . a l ° 4 - T , -Oa AS d eorne . er, it lopposiseio 23.601 . 410 . toirive thipm 6mtlpiptilm r p...,,,„ ! ....,,....... r . .. ~,. , 0 timid" ' than they deierViiliist/it _VlAtak s ‘ 1 0.01 .1 1 1 . 0 1A3 1. 4es• Oisps.ii"t .. ,' • . ''? .. meaty years o r t though he the Han- maiiiiigi. amiomiliot Ace*. As 4 1 1 "i'ai‘ 11116 114 I sta c 4.41 .. . , a ir :., . , 1 . 1 1 '' ' 0 lilt ri ce , generally 'llsty 01'144 Obeli. on, am lino Miss she mosiiistr there OW tliftlit I- 1 ...., ~, . . npig , Aplit 4 spilpeni i'' ' • •Pm • esimablW • 'Mild', HAL , tribe „ eilat. 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Neat in iirdots, and or enuipldellte came the Noble bised-opptgise.,:swilidi Iteltivetea *o bleb ' into theAdtwinns Panty Old Ilehr4itti, abore 01 his coolpterii. fie'17444111 . 411,ar It Pia' htteite entirely alifo4ado'l44 flaw' 1111011 it re:taleOthtt the MaiiiAciaC4 ilia dotinteeferg dntil Teeletsnott,bitcanso an act of notoslifewlNi Pefiliell -44t Y• Ile alai avoWeil thigt•Ahe panianty wasp storied adiat 40w.sr and (An latislirarpol - aet t iri bria ' n, the KAI* Lord sitolailflw sin • thelootti• stmottitipie _ t 41416p5,1. rows. .11bVit , L ife* 'Oen t 'thtrt_ Ofbe It/W..14°11 the t„. harm!! In an otr,triiff . . - plitros. - renioireil ilay iii, 'in the following . day, the missiles . n 4