The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-24 00:00:00

•• ~ t a .~ t I i i I • . FVZ. - COURT OF COMMON PIAL%S, Dia. it. 11111VIBLII £5O *smut r. 1113•111. L. Mr. Serjeast bass, is wallow the case to the Joey,' remarked that the circumstances oesseeteil with tbiej trassaetino were of the most 'doylies. nature. It, was as oaks brought by Messrs. Shields sod Jobs*, who were baskets at Plymouth Dock, against the de- Isodests, who were the proprietors of the Plymouth wasps, for the recovery of 4501. whieb was the memo issued at their awe os the let of December, 1810sepen a parcel of the bask motes of their Ply month Bask, amousting to between 13 sod 1,4001. This parcel was delivered at the waggon *See, by the Pewter it Sir John Penisg's hash, ea the *vestal; of the let of December, act-mils, to their nasal reeds! of remittiog to their correeposilests of the comitt7 beak* the parcels of their stem which they had, ac oordieg to presiodis arrangesmsts, paid on dewed at their bask is tows. The reams why the action was sot brought for the whole samest of the metes was, that losstimee was only paid epos 4501. of the amessat. 1k wean pewee is midges., that the regular clerk of Sir Jobs PQM* bad wade op the parcel for teeth. tame is the Plymouth Desk, os the let of December, sad had is themes's; delivered it to their pods' Painter. who eiesld prove he dilly deposited it, sad raid for it. atibesseWs Wagger% Mice. Hy the ow ler weevers this panel "odd meek Plymouth *a the 13th of December, bet lastemi of arriving ea that day decease to the Plymouth Bask a parcel, sot the same as that transmitted teem Penises, bet ism meemlilhig it is slee t avid having the same &Intim, aid also having male resesibliag that awl at the Leaden Bask, bat merely oeataitilag, bttead of mow try sons, a parcel of waste paper. Uncertaaately one of the Farmers at Plymouth, lielag ill when this pared ease, it lay by eaopeaed is their Ina safe moil the 18th, when the abstraction of the property was dissevered os breaking the MOIL He mast is this serge of the peseeedlsg apprise the Amy that the rob- Nary could met have bees perpetrated estemisest to the arrival of the parcel at Plymouth, llselhesay of the stales seta were repaid within a few dada of their de livery at waggon-Ace, by Sir John Peering's beak. tie that there was every reason to suppose the robbery had bees emmakted is or sear London. • Jobs Weet. Arse a clerk is Sir Jobs Perrieg's bask; they were the Louise apses of the Plymouth Bask. It wee their *mai practice, at stated periods, te reties cosstry bask metes to the proprietors; es the Ist De cember, whams made. up a parcel of the Plymouth motes, to the moist of 1,3161. sad directed it to Messrs. Shiells aid Johns, Plymostit Dock,...per Hassell's waggon, Dec. 1." He delivered the parcel to their petite, Jibe Palette. to be mama to the wagges-allee. The parcel costeined the whole dam paid setae up to the let of December; he sealed it with the seal heath% the initials et the bask, which barrow prodaced r the packet headed to Mm was set that whisk he so seat it bad the same Widely, hat beep so rosearbitoreo to the geniis* seal. :The mock parcel was proved, by a witness armed Thempeea, to be the sense which arrived at the hank • Ptraaatik Mete ow the 13th December. sad that it ✓emained is the boa sate cavil the 19th, owls; to the illness of mow, the portents. Jobs Palate,. the porter at Sir Jobe Portises, est. agaitied-4 have bees there twelve year ' I remem ber three paresis ea the, Ise mt December, freer Hr. Wet. shoat halftast Sr. o'clock. or them aborts. I had ales lepers, which I delivered at the Pest Office betel" ewes o'clock. I put the three par cels listen fig; two of them were directed to Messrs. Sidon* and Jobse—ose to go by Remelt's wages% mil the ether /tom the Setae with Two Netts. The latter I delivered first; awl when I did that, I went with the other to Russell's dice; it could sot be mach after Gems whom l had delivered the whole of the parcels. Whoa 1 west to the wsggos office, I said to the porter, " Usll somebody. I west to give a parcel." Two persons like geatiemea were there at the time ; bet t said it wee lay Ism to he served firm. and 1 laid my parcel es the desk, sad paid IL is. tid. for the booking (harts; it also vouched is my own honk) sad Wearier for 4301. I . isestiosed nothing about the sum, or the contents of the parcel. The two gentlemen wit* Were at the waggon ogee whelk I was there, might or might sot have seen the parcel 1 delivered. Cross-examised by. Mr. &dorm PILL—The entry is she book of touchers is is my haad-weitiag ; but the isitials C. 0. sad the amount Warred, are by the book-keeper. I have lived several years with Peering sad U. I carnal speak is the said tiore,rthea I got the parcel from Mr. West. Hassell's wagnseolicswas is Friday-tenets The sight was dark? aid I 'Mak then wee amber a fist light at thesis,. The perms sew is Cost (Mr. Chase) was the hook-teepee whom 1 sew at the Alm 1 pot the parcel dews os the desk, pan 11.0 IL Se. ed. sad left It is his charge. The two potholes did sot come lato the Art t I hollers they mak/ at the drat ball eases* say. for I did rattan pamieelor amens l west *my ales'. I haw a pew sea messed Metatarsi.. a mac with owe arm aad very red whisk'''. I have Immo him ahem three year". sad era to his whoa we moot, aid may he have somewhat es dtlalt, This den eat emu ottati. hat I sok ester latiatie _with Us. it yes sail that beteg ae. 'pasted, it is eases Ms sametteees t lie has sew WWI epos me time this hat seeerret, Se, &least Peat, hue tailed Nightlarde% where the wits's, WNW,* as being the um et whoa he why, hat who was she with Idea es the let of Dee, M. listless% Past, for the telestlasto, Wettest the at wasaitershie 1%40 the said, that is AU OP* his peek s% Amy wet to *MARA (silt apse as .1 oho was a patty is this onset starlet s• 1. a wrist 40, is the malt they IPOA 4 at' " 44 ** 1:41 " 4 "t 4 "t b4 " "t Cal" Atsva the trook-keepee at the watirewative% of spat% tamest, the Pats' *Sit dela Ikeda., The Leatsed Setleam thee teemestet with getup severity *es the wed gies, of the yetis% whose atstrivest atOw *meow* he olsegather iveritesti. They had heart teem Pais. Ise that the week was &Hewed to him by the AA abwat bait fM Oils* tad he skald peon that he el set Mime it at the weipteasse magi abets haltseet woes eeleele.a epees Aids adarkted et vallsiestemeessldectot tesselatsdei the pat. Tha Jorir lad bowl PA, get love that he wont ale, ocategaSoll by sic is waggemais.s. New, es that past. be shereld pees the whams% nmemmi5ma1m0........... . at!“,ga Ulf, MIMI. ; foe set si ,tee mouths of it *IOW oaf witnesses he avoid eleseiglisesoustrate that Night iogale was with 14as et than* timoof his bast at the oleo oftthe sight of-the let of December. The appanage of Nightiagate wastages reeneitable, acid . eoeld not he talstalleas for be Ines seee with nee ass only, sad weasiog pecellsoly red eAtishors. If be then proved to the sadsfeeties of the Jury, that to ter swore falsely whoa he denied heist accompealei by Nightiagale, thee there woeld be as end to the ease. • It was admitted from the beaks./ Siti. rental and Co. that the Plymouth totes tranootteet to the Plymouth waggoe-ollice ea the Ise Des, 11W. sad 11N11. had bees paid 'gas is we sums awllssciag's es %hal lth of December; 16W. and I4W. holes nesse the 6th, sad several other muss es the days beendiatat succeeding. Mr. Chase. the hook-beeper to Russell sad 00., de posed on the eight of the Ist aDeestaber, sew eight o'clock, Paster, Nightingale, sad two ethos. causes the else. which Was lighted with pa, sad was "he strong said clear thee as is soar the light of this Coati. The persons I have sensed come to the Ake snarly at one time. I spoke first to the two gestiomes. Palate was at the time mediae am.* desk, sad gale afar the doer post. ' , Paister thee gave ma U. 1 0 1. tit, with a parse l % ta imare It for 45W. The other two men who ea to the Ace, had Mt before I took the panel, Alah I lastastly la the frog safe, where were peniessly Ave other de rip cols, worth 14 or 15001. I ties lectetthe ghost s p*d put the key in my pocket. Diehl Hodder sad a per son named Slam were withia in.yards of use tiffs del at the time. For say thin I base the live parcels. with that la the safe, wised all right; I believe they did. After locklag the sate sad keeping the key is my pocket until the ant day, I ealocked 11, wok oat the parcels, sad deposited them la a safe sad swan box, which we have for saleable parcels at the bottom of the waggoa, sad chatted to the rails. After depo siting them there. I waited to seethe waggon loaded ; at five o'clock oft the follewiag worming, the wages set oat; when Palmer bombs parcels he was is the habit of applying for driak, but he did sot es this ow casion. Cross-examined.—He was positive the valuable par gels were put in after the box was fixed is the waive 1 he saw them locked is, sad thee the poem, loading was piled on ander his own observatioa 1 he was quite positive Nightingale was russet whoa the parcel was delivered by Painter. Daniel Hodder, porter at Russell's waggon-Am saw Painter and Nightingale at the wagtail-elm tot.l ether about half-past seven restock on the sight I. questioft. Wet. Mayes, is the service of Messrs. Russell, di. posed to the same effect. It was clearly proved by several tissue. that the box had not been opened satil the arrival of the wog• goo at Plytoooth. Omagh there were ethos hays es the read. James Swine, from Plymseth, prevail Moots at that place the bookkeeper et the defeadeots, MUM. taseell He remembered the arrival of the warns is ;pestles st Plyuloath i he took the panels eat of the safe•lion sad pat theta ins the ins boa it hie diet. and Inked thee there. It was ferwarded the Seat day to dock. to Meson. Shiells. The following witnesses were they examiaed for the [whistle% la reply. blightlagale was ordered oat of Cow% sad James Pitt was examitted SO follows t-1 am as appraiser sad auctioner, sad keow .Nightlegal% het mot very lati mealy. I remember Wag at his been abest six tecleek es the ht of Member. I saw Nighda gale serving is his shop whoa I intend the ham, about six o'clock. I staid there am bear. aid he (Nightingale) was la his shop as I west away, Nevin as he was wheel I estered. Mrs. Nightingale was called. bet she did twit sawn. Joha Nightingale - was they mcoadected into Coen sad examined. It is false that I was at the I weggowolice (as sworn) ea say part of the day or 1 ',eating of the Ist of December; neither was 1 there 1 le compeay with Painter on any period of that day se eight. Mr. &leant Pet.t was heard la consequence of the additional evidence last adduced I aid he eon wasted the evidence of Painter sad Nightingale with that of all the persons in the waggon 'aloe, sad asked the Jury whether it was possible for View to hesitate apos the point of credibility? Mr. Serjeast LeNS said, the most important gees ', ties lint to consider was, whether Paster and Hightiagale were at the waggoa-ellice together. If she fast bad ben so, why coma it ? It would have bees as easy to say originally that Nightie gale was present with Painter, as that he was set. ftw. could have bees no motive epos earth for 'teodeallai nag a het, if it really had enured la the ewe SWIM is which it was preteaded at the Other side. 4 At ha* peat her o'clock Chief Judge 1 I likerged the Jury. He re Jury. the peat ity et weasel identity, as loehho to the sepeetior Paiute, eat Igittlegeles Net Mali sot help adverting to the heeltetiet of the tetgate to eektiewledru at duet his %down or se eselotatee with the latter\ The Leaned Jodp thee seamed ap the nib's is the sett ist- Sal moon and the Jug % within% leacieg the boa. Mod a 'evils% fir the dekateot :17ice The eseatett the 'WAS tea Om Me. aeuleast Pell applied is have Pak* sod Ntightisiele whet isle misty% Me Oho% ploit er thotieelies is pee. negate thin lot polity sad . Ti. Lamed .cadge, slut a tolvette`e soot**. 1100 4 aeetotei t hat old he molt tasks ben foe theft 1 llppeinSW. ' - Os the poste* Wog called epos fee hall, 'Pais• tot oppeakqk to Mn %gavels Shaw% sae of the part , eve to it John hrtiegla Owe I bat that gosh. man *Mat.* that after what the OWN had said, he tit not think that it **old he rept tot the *At MI give toy bail fee the pasty. I 1 Nettle sad Mghtimele wen the. headed ever late the rat* ot Pei and Walnuts% the po licvelliese. FOLIC& Maamaxampaa.-0a Saluda, a city *goat W arriglit ap t ea a wit *tie et &May, !motored at she *la* et * Disk st Magiaati. Wave Me. Al. Erma Thesponite Mt la **helm it Ma Lowiehip. Bowe 01* dime t faehleeliMe barbel iii (Smelly Mt T - Spastaw olfaint of pettier" eirettlatin a well ex tolled Wa' M.': avid, bE fOtth las *Sim to• peOmhoesee, aria *Mug a dlittleitge is tit bak better *tiny welts ia linen& 04 fotfeiti3o/. He gave one et these dotes to each ',divide*, irlro made a trial et , ble• skill and - the alikelty had ilati omens% as gave the to imitators sot sail antolget the ribose* of tieseedart but other profeeders have circulated their * premises," is the shape of Bask ants. si peefini particular services. Completing bate keen woad, made at the Bask that the sew cheek. his• had ben made endaelve to fraud. Mr. M • and. the bask Solicitor. &WM for a wancat the 111h1 of On. 111. cap. 138. sec. Si Mach readeeelk. poetise eirealatlag imitation of Bask-motes, &bilk' traasportatin far feneteta years. . The prissaer's soft was as follows t-- • HANK OP FASHION. I Woke *eat. drew and aeon ny ant Ow* mots hair la a wripmeer style, or SIM the et Oat ,Iloadon.Nov. 1, 11.1. 111 1Z: li k etemi l. ' 1411111.6. e. I. Perth, Oleamor s Cealmay of the Hoak of (Simadi) AMUR 111ABOalt. No. sN Ohl The whale se closely easallied the Beak astw with the In-simile et 1110 body in the corset so perfect. at *deceive at a donee. Me. MATHARII said that he did not, is the present lawn, impala the slighteeterimisality to Me. Gee ewer, hat there had Una on latest* very rectally of as lobules solo for SOL %Aug passed urn a peer an who renW met read. They were made %seat 1y swindlers, who displayed *oat is order to obtala ere. edit, and by shapers of every description. The Solicitor for Mr. Oardner admitted the ilk& thy of the imitatin. Mt. Garden, pleaded the example set him ly hie rival, whose antes had beta circulated for a could's , - ale period withent molestation. Ile expressed great Itilltelkallf at eviler up the circulation of his own, as slate ha had enauseasel be had had a great run epos him for them. Mr. Manama said, the Bask would not, seder all the denotations of the case. peess a proseestlea. as the principal object was to give publieity to the mat ter. and to their deteratintion is Ware to pat the law is force to sawn, this description of imitation. Mr. Gardner was liberated upon his promise tear pear wham called epos. The plate and the notes were glen up. Bow lITIIitT.ON Saturday, Mrs. H., an elderly lady of respectable appearance. and her sea, Me. W. fa residing at the Alpha Cottage, New road. were heated before Mr. Minshell, the sitting Magiwato. by Lee, a constable, ea a warrant, chop log he m the laformatioa of Mr. Bailey. a tatter Holbora aid lload-stteet, with a fraud. It appeared from the teditsitay of Mr. Balky aid liitokelemaa, that the delimitate called at Om *op is %ikon two or then days op, sad hawk, selected a valeable wt. Mr H. wired what term of en& they 'ssually gavel Otre of **shoran said. sin or *woke maths* paeans who dealt regularly with them. Mr. N. said (Hr. Bailey war am from heat) be was as old 4111114111111.1% although they might aot possibly reeolint him. sad be world take the awe at six months' which would he hag sosagh for him, as be should have mosey la that time. He desired that It might be mat to his beam, Ns. Alpha Cottages. is the notes et the day. Whoa Mr. Bailey retunted, the ark, was nommtalcated to him, aid he searched his books, bat could sot Sid the same at Mr. H. as a tae amen he therefore desired the porter whoa be took the mat on as account to leave it without the money. Tin porter *eat with it. Lad when kr told Mr. H. of Ike Women of his master. the latter warmly replied, *alba chants keep the sett and pay for it at the glen doe. and that Mr. Bailey. if he dookted his re wealsility, might make latelries to satisfy himself, aidiag, that he (Mr. H.) was the nephew of the Mar wee of Landow*. The porter left the malt, aid Mr. ea his retort% made inquiry at the Noble Mar .ttoses's, sad was told that no each pewees as Mr. H. was known to the family. He thea west to Alpha Cottage, sad demanded the restitution of the lase, hat was answered with a threat from Mr. H. to be kicked out of the holies if he did not depart qaletly. He took the Mat, bet applied to the Magistrate immediately for a warrant. Mr. 11. is his defence, expressed himself very indig nant at the conduct of Mr. Bailey; aid denied that there was say shadow of fend in the transaction When he purchased the melt he wrote his same and address at . length in a book handed to him by the shop mat for that purpose, and he also wrote the term of credit to bogie**. Wires the porter same with it, he asked for a reforms, sad he said he was the nephew of Sir W. J. 111., who married a daughter of the Marie's* of Haw He did not mead** the MON of the Marquees of Latorkwa at all. Mr. Bailey. whoa he name, %shaved with excessive impertinent . sad Wiles Mrs%H. made same 1,11111111010 said to her, " Oh Ma'am, you are as old laid at HI" and he ',Misty did *poste. to kick hint sat of the %sow Mr. M1t41111,1.1. said, he could sot help thialtiag that Mr. N. wield have acted tritely in *Wahl the ask, aft* the latimatioa which Mrs Bailey had given that 100 Mast think his worthy of **Ai and he was salpeited that any ma* of seek weld have acted **ere le. The Woe*, Magistrate that directed that the mat *skid be Maned, Sles H. making as ohjees tin to that want. Mr M. asked the Mightn't, It he could set hate a nu* by aetiss 'gate* Mt% Balky, tit tilde; Mat Nis sintity *pea is gnesilaii an anomie% and blisehill tepees/4 as *Mu in the altreaative, Bi n w Pita Atoms*** en TAR Tlttaetta*,..t his eastehttl whine was Weight Wen the MM Owen is the **Math at theiattaato of Me. Dna, the tenant et thstOita %atm hic l'ass i tatmeasi hit Wotehip that the rimer had hes (Maki ta tette*** tea et* a ten ticket of admitting* As 6ata of that 'Mott* t and, thigh Mt. I aaa stlialthel the *bet to he a seine oats he I seemed to thick this a %AM et ratty dera►k mogul t sit, tenenttittg, at leas% to as attempt at a wins, tend t K Pah" as he Amend. "appose asy penes' entire; to the bons. With Malin at pops ht *At wisalmink timid lan pttehemal r*e Mae" .Elbearms WOW have bees diehauded l et ems eMlll.ge," The Ilighwatts Wien% eitele4 the Wag Is a atereet light. Ma 'Main Wool these tkkets to 4 ink*'4 theist eshOttntallas, eta nabs e litfilf MP/ aOs tuffisisof 1111 v .wit. hi st . it i r e ts it gAtlaist ally lt.a it ris la‘ Ain to lfdieei that Misty;' !tithe east it dig *OK - • • 7.1 $ 1 than wit to isterfeas, Om* Mr. meg CA caighpole. Ma • and , ..._ %chaise. fly the egideace of Mr. ides 1J aml his Id appeared that, oi the Id et kite grins! esp 4 • Sydney game Is% theh sittA sir hoe • semmust of *tangy. WllMinarn w Joaoph Walueskr."••• athe 4 , 04 Alfa., riff of Mitidiesea, gad Sydney, taillacike a nv il Waisseslay, said, tale% the mom, weslaidi am , paid he mutt remotes their peels, at the *es tit 6. Heating that, if he win SW a fee of a Sin k half, he would let them email. and kegs hie hikett 1 its poilessiott. Now, so happened t hat mt Deakid laid am ilsgie piked at his • Ill* it cosse t was tigaile to 'Vail %Woolf of this Ont. lag difert tat the Mamie catelt.polv e'en 14 a mode by which both partite might he 101. H. had an ;Nettles to a scalp', a gewalireee f ee his wife I" and Mr. Dosald Meier se id% thatthwe was any inegolarity is the deetatd, NOM te select these he liked beet, aid pat then ;mot bit arm ; and this being imaged he took Ms dinen st , ‘ lose's, his follower la possession, and wishing pi ts Donald ems suet his gambles. Thesaghele tk o whole of this beams he galled himself" Mti molts,. ley I" and it was by were accilest, ad este m g days after, that his real game was diamond. Mr. A lame contended that this was chilly ma, tainieg goods aadet false preteaseo.the prieeneew assessed the tamp of another perms, and MA the made a demean of matey to which he hni an de slightest title, eves had he IMO the pets* he Hr. seated himself to he. The prisoner, is his deism% denied that he sneer represented himself to be " Mi. Wainueley," ee e t ► mended any fve ; the same of •• Wendel" was the . warns,. and the complaisant takieg him to It that person, addreeihd him by that name, aid hs not obliged to set thew right ; with nape.% to is town pima, they were presented to him as a free lsk for the nosh% he had bees at is pig' from tots; bet he refaced to take them gm that meow, sad is were charged to him is a MU of parcels. A professional pathos's, who attooded es Mt le halt. now produced this bill et paresis, is whisk de goods wen charged to " Mr. Walmeshy NW tio Magistrate said it was poet at least, that he Wad the mow Mr. Demi! said this bill of panels was awe set by his shorans, after the goods had beta ennui as above stated, and at the prisesees pasha* motet The Magistrate 'squired whether Mr. was reseal la the tam and M hkessieststitsni be was asked whether he hod aathorissiths piastre to use his same. He replied that he gels bita the waresat to exam" bet he said moth* Oat is same, nor did he think "it mattered" Ow was aged. He was mat asked whether he ustlatme the prismet to purchase any pews pleas lit Iday and to this he ass eyed "No ; 1 saki Wilt Ant goes pieces I bet I have ao objection to tabs ts dm. It that's all !" The Magistrate held the clean proved; tad we. , dated the prisoner to Rad bail fur his apemen% aaswee it at the Sessions. HATTON.4IARDIM Saturday the three eca abseker. Davies and Hassell, who steed retemita the shames of ftaladaleatly eadeavestiag tg ditto of metal weddisyriags, porpottlag to he pit 1 01 for folio/ the mark of the Astoria% * 6.11. smiths' Hall, wets placed at the bar fer a Ism* et; assinatioso—Mr. Mills, the imposts, at Oslitakie Hall, kneaded, sad proved the marks on *AV* be forgeries.—The prism.% were kph MOW_ THE BOOT AND Till MIRROR, A nut A Imoutrm-OtAss—of Venial maaellmetwto• Of alklaiew surface, sad without a (rectum With gilded frame, that gamed to the aye, Aed stead of—aimmat mahogany— By cisme *so moraine/ happeal to be pat • Close to a env hisMgyeotteh'el Hoot Which with the woll.dresed Minor soseed la Os la all the oxeolletteo of brill lacy. Tito Ohm ladipaatly the stranger *yid With looks of haagialaem, sad oilman peldie.- Aad la amid*" turas* thus exposed its rap to ate the Root so timely tims d. ftesavaptuoto wealth! how der* HMIS leriesh Thu to coutamiaate we by thy mat Thos low-bred newton—part of the ofhl Of Newt:ate Market—me et lieeloraAnitr. 11/lieee pt's% ite4 rp m tfs rem w "kr - • hide 1. 't ti , I wt. wig disohive mat& eta ~ Who. ey do gobbler% sldi tot ewe ow Mt. tootomotreted OK. l eest.'' ..St*" sold Ow Soot. " psi tltrit`l4l.l6 1 / 4 1 A looto. to well et *Myra tee Mal" weet rat bob. /ow vasktee %I sote Awe s Mop et 400 t Aed Mot to lektettwOloo do T%o roe* say body mete se To— it IA tio WAllllll9e* illterides tem I ova Tho Willow tot %ohs OW I sloe. ARE meowed tetto4. sod!liths torti4 " Now %We eitto ttiltrAt/INWogied=lVlWltrilletoiW IttlitgleT %%ARNIM SIL ettoAIN Lomita t oted told it 0111/ Tolle et eatless 'Atte. to aottlee. OA M Wes 1111. Md 10, tatik too avert SWAM % is Pe" IPA MC s IIA 10. A * Pet et Mohr es not% to Ow of WiltlONl • 15144.4 littk Welk *Wm Utetteoet Is de SO mixt. 14"4". 0te1t sott i rt tir I tt * s l t it ittale imts** ** filwr a fatteighet vette of Oift Vi*s.,"" 044 tettewmatti est tout) - el tifkl‘tr Illittati“ *MOW At tee eves* of tot kttiotitim lady illooOktl" f ee l 11h eau eatitot the edviweel so Of tt‘ tto. hit et VP trlktetteia."l"N.", :104•1"et AIM% osi Wm et tri ► iPelia gpmure ago= I ppopirsoll ile • . _._ • • Lobate t VOA MAW, sea Pit Sail "Tee Ihavereatt" sad "Tee Otiottivltue Pri441112.14 orisisomateepa-;:idias atom dm we mooted to be eibitosett 1 111 coo MI ,t 3. 10 , 4 Pay' $0 IP IA tol tot hs Ai t to al • *rim stow Ohlte . toVi r smile wit • t witli Mr. baseisapillyik wiew s . • iterferalit oath a siattiki Ir. Dess.bews4 to Ms 'pm it,' was was ditiOaritiel. • • . , APTI•24 ro Carcamts..—tiiisit * • • •- 1 ' hpete. Was Women ap as " witio hawks; obtalsaill • tyro& Oak frelll4lllol4 protemkat. Moe low per. at &data Mt. 4,amif • Mak-