The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-21 00:00:00

ed. Ile went bade to tell them, end W.1(44 told biro. for Gael sake 50 get • earl, and remove thent'di• wisely to Lamle &Me/ warehouse. This he accord ingly did. Here they remained aboet a fottilighl, when Lewis Levy desired saltness to talus the marks off. as Wnlfe would send for them. Wolfe did tic cottliugly send for them, and witness heard Wolfe tell Lewis Levy afterwards not to make himself un easy. as the packages were brokho up, sod the goods 'nisei] wish others. Several carmen were called, who proved they had been employed to carry goods Rom Myers's ware. boots to the warehouses of Wolfe end Levy. Orders wets atwtys Memo to conceal OM marks. C. Bollingbronk was erraml.boy in Mr. )(evolve, •ol was frequently sent with letters front his master to Wolfe and L. Levy. --. Knight, shoposin to Mr. Cooke, recol lects his master looking large parebuses of Wolfe in 14Id and 1817. Mr. Cooke, no the af.t. nee, boeght from 10 to 45 per test. under the merket.ptire; they were chielly Scotch and Man chester goods. The amount of Mr. Cooke's per. has.. coold not be lea in 'aloe hen between 3 0.000% nos! 10.0c01. In particular, witness recollects a lot of SatWe's blur prints, worth about 5001. Witness molls-cis Wolfe coming one day Irbil.' the., hides were I)ing in the upper warehouse; Wolfe looked •1 them and 'gill, if they were not removed into the back wereboese, he world never stead soother piece of goods into his warehouse. Mr. Broadbent, partner with Mr. Ssflifit, of Mao. cheater, recollects selling souse Woo prints to Reeve and Lee in the beginning of 1817; they 111.114 Cle. fijlorS under Reeve's Commission to this amount of Mr. Pettit, a pecker, en Coller.biti, had packed goods from Reeve and Lee, to be sent for Levy. Mr. Jefferson was a partner in the house of Wooller and Jefferson, of Watling -street ; first became ac quainted with Myers is October, 1810. He then came mildly to their house, said he had formerly been a Deitch East India Captain, and wanted a few goods to ship to Holl4nd. Ile said be would pay one-half in cash and the remainder with an acceptance, and gave a reference to Decock and Vinderatehse ; witness called on them, and they said they had the best opinion of his integrity, bet could tont speak as to his property.— He afterwards selected the goods he wanted, and paid half the eminent, upwards of 3001. in cash, mad gave his acceptance for the rest ; he called 'don after and discounted his acceptance; be enntl- ' need to deal with shorn on the same terms, and fee qoently discounted his own acceptances. Ile pee an account of pert of his family in Cornwall, which from ether quarters witness knew to be respectable. He said his reason for going into basin's, spin was, that he had lately married a young wife. When he left this country he owed the witness about — Never found him misrepresenting any thing. Wit ness considered him a very valuable customer: the whole amount of his dealing with thcas was sepwesds of 90001. Mr. Al lize, an epholsterer. tarnished Myers's hewn ift Hackney-road, in March, 1817: the account, abnut 710 f., remains still due. Mr. It. Grierson. a merchant, gave credit to Myers to the amount of 3861. Mr. C. Robertson, of the firm of Robertoon, linlien, sod Kendra, warehousemen, sold Myers son/labs Jon. 1817. When be absconded, he was up. Wars of 31301. io arrears. Mr. Cote, a grocer, ',stitched part of the ship ment trs India ; be was to hare been paid its c■th, bid had a bill for ninety.niae pound', accepted by Myers, upon this bill bite pounds remained doe.— All them persons had references given them to Wool ley and Jefferson. John Jacobs knew lewis Levy, who eyed to bar. row money of witness on Wolfe's acceptances. On the 2.1 of Jam., 1817, brought ens for 10001. for whilh witness gave him a cheek on Boaanquet and Cb. his Brokers. Mr. Friar, of the bruise of Basanquet end Co. proved that Jacobs' chick was paid in a 10001. Ark note, No. 40112. ' Mr. Smith proved the Indorsement oe the cote in question to bola Myers's hand•wrlling. 'Mr. Trier called back ; on the 3d of Joie wilier' pild a'cheek of Wolfe's for 3,0001. in three 1,0001. nails oise of which was No. 4,034, enother No. 1/111/. another No. 4,001, the first of thee was en dorsed by Myers, the other two were paid Into the Rank, and small notes given for them ; of those 1:5001. here psi.' into the hoe•e of Jones and 1 1 0 yd,, oil advent of the haloes! Rogge and fee. On the 3d several , other notes, paid to cheeks of Reeve and Lee by Uoyti'i house, on the 4th of Jost, were on the same day paid into Messrs. Bobaoquers, of se cob nt of Wolfe. M. 'nines proved, that the debts proved under Myers's Commission. amostotod to upwards o f Y 4,0001. mostly ow bills of indulge ; the property was not sollicient to pay ate espitnces of ilto Com missies. Tills closed the parole evidence en the part of the proseceilen ; mesh decomentary evidence still re mained; bet h being new near I! o'clock, his Lord ship adjearnetrthe further precredleptlll to-merrew. Hinuwhe Romitee.--Moriday night, 'boot lee o'clock, ss Mr. Themes Impish, residing in Soho, was crossing Battersea-f Ids on his way home from Peckram, when ha bad best ; to dinner at a Mood's hone,. be nal met by a female ' who at lirstisegged for Airily, bet *be ifterWardsinvited him bone to her lodging, saying she was the wife of an other in the army, but In refined circumstances. He listen's, tu . her tale till they cslne to the path leading to Bats terses.bridge, when on a sudden two men, dressed morning uniform of the Overdo, rushed from underneath the hedge, and ono' of them presented a pistol to t be breast of Mr. threatening instant iialA if he did not deliver op his money. The female wit seised by another of them, who carried her off sumo &mote in his arms. Alt: I. was rubbed of 51. in notes. sense silver, and his watch. 'Peat.—Yesterday woraing,siodt two o'clock, an al l raliog Bra broke out In the public-house, sign of Aip and Punch Bowl, opposite I - it:nit-021ra, IVsppioa, which In a abort tint, eongumed the In. triitit. Ou sbo .stritsl of engines, end a supply of niter being at hood, the flames were sot eider 'ea t !sober damle— ud titts lett. 111 Z LENT AS.4IZESt.' WARWICKSHIRE. TRIM. 1 1 011 ARSON. Win. &wry, ord 19, was charged with Asylum wilfully wed maliciously set Gra to. hovel, at K..& w•rth, on the Sib of November last, the property of Mr. W. Beller. Mr. W. H. Butler lives st Kenilworth ; en Tass els', the 3d of November last, he weal into the field at the bottom of his yard, a boot half-past one o'clock, he there found f..er persoiss pelting his chestier.; on their seeing hies they ran down the close to a gate at the bottom thereof. where wittiest pursued them sod recognised James Pain* and the Prisoner, and an other; they seta dog on witness, but being on the other side of the gate the dog could not get at him; omit to the shop of Messrs Littleten's, caiwb.nts. kers, la Kenilworth, where were ratchet, Pelee, and the Prisoner; he charged them with having pelted his chemists, which they denied ; bet Paine ackaow.. ledged he had been there picking up scorns ; he ask ed *hose dog it was that they set en him; Prisoner said it was not his; witness had a qoaniity of laud, on a part of which stands a hovel, Wit with mill and thatched ; about 30 or 40 senates pest as o'clock, on Thursday, the sth of November, this ho vel was discovered to be nn Gr., and was entirely consumed, 'env the walls, although it bad rained very hard during the Jay. Henry Ben.ey is a comb.maker, and Is employed by Messrs. Littleton in instructing their apprentices; recollects Mr. Better calling at their shop on Tues. day, the 3.1 of November; after he left, *ease the sppreetices salts, " IB—• you, Wild One (Nosier% Manual.), Mr. Buller will shoot your dog;" Poi. sorter said, " D—n his eyes, if be does, I will shoot hie horse, and then we obeli have kill for kill"— Witema heard Patchy', Prisoner, aid other boys talk. hog about bonfires ; Patcher said, " What a fine blaze Mr. Beddingion's hovel that ass blown dawn would make." The others said it would. On Thurs day, November 5, a few minutes before live o'clock, Freeman and Patcher left the shop, and refereed is a quarter of au hour ; thee they and Prisoner put their coats on, which is enamel for them to do at that time of day, and went out together, about sin o'clock ; Pitcher wormed to the shop, and was ask. ed by Mr. Littleton where Klemm was ; be said he had sot seen him since he left the shop; Privative re tained about ten minutes pest tie o'clock ; he bad on a fustian jacket, which w as ve r y we t ; Fieeman said, he had been in a cart at the end of blonliN shop; this situation commands a view of the hovel that was burnt; he said, " Wbst fools yen were to come to the shop to-night ?" Patcher replied," You know we talked about coming buck again a few wi. notes before seven o'clock ;" Aikin said, there was a hie towards Barrow.well ; he and Patcher pat their co:t• on and went not ; they returned in about half an hoer. and Pitcher said to withets. "Deed Lord a mercy, Mr. Butler's hovel is ell ire!" William Bryan, lives in New.street, Kenilworth; left home about sit o'clock on the evening of the Sth of November, and proceeded from thence by the Virgins len to Mr. Betler's house, opposite to which was a gate ; from this place saw the Prisoner with a Isidore lighted in his hand, near a bilge oak tree In Mr. Butler's abbey; witness proceeded from the said gate along the street to another gate; be tween these two is a high stone will ; pot his feet open the stones, and get spin high that he amid 990 the Prisoner with a lighted lantern, about 40 yards from the wall at this place ; saw him put the lan tern to his mouth and blow the light out; Prisoner then came firer the n all higher up the etreitt, neer In • blacksmith's shop, in which was a great tire, end the doors were open ; witness walked cm, and from the light of the Ire disti.ictly saw Prisoner, whom be knew very well; when Prisoner got over the wall he end ed to hide the lantern in the skirts of bin jacket, bet they were too short ; alines" went with Bob Prisoner,from the blacksmith's shop a little farther, when he raw away from witness with the lantern; is sure. Prisoner is the man he saw in the abbey, and that got over the well, be having knows him some years An sal was attempted to be set up in his de fence, bet did net serried. After a short otoeseltatioa the Jeri foetid hies— Godly, when metopes, of death wee intwedietogy passed upon his.—(Corentry Ilersld, April li ) Pan, the constable, who took the Pilaster, ap. prehended hies in a field of potatoes in his shirt sleeve"; at the end of the belt, a short distance from him, was a smock frock, which he acknowledged to he hi.; there were masks of blood on it, which he odd were firm his master's child, who bad cat his thumb 'belay before. Ifewrf Grisly met some men on the night of the robbery near Antioch's. about half-past six o'clock; there were three men, and they were "boat 30 roods out of the town ; I accosted them, one of them in a brown coat slipped rather sideways; Welker wis one of the three; he in the brown root asked the Prisoner why he went eet of the way ? who replied, " It's Harry Gresty, and he'll know me." One of them a bit afterwards said—" Look sharp or he'll be! before es." The Prisoner bad a cattet's frock wrap ped round him, end had a bat nn; bed some little business to do in Altringbam, and when be relented, saw Walker with his hat under his arm, and the other running back. Altringha■ is about a mile anti a quitter from where be first met with them; the Psi. caner was tainting the contrary way to where the robbery was committed : both of them were out of wind; is sere it was Walker. The evidence for the pros/cation closed here, sod the Prisoner belog celled on for his defence, said— " Ns not guilty; I'm innocent of the crime alto gether." 11, culled Imre% witnesses, one of whom, John Hely. said, the Prisoner Is fellow-sensed with me to Ilichen; be was getting potatoes on the day the robbers was done; it was desk when ke went set of the field; my mistress sent him to Stetford to fetch my master; did not see him Pet PIT; saw him again about twelve o'clock at eight; we both 11,0 in the some house. The CmErJuvrict seninterl Ma evideneo gram ability, and the Jury, after a few salute,' coo. •ideration, found the Prisoner— Coatis. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Chalk: Henderson, tall.gattkkeepor at Alary-lo holism, was prosecuted for a misdemeanour, in Lesion unlawfully and esioriirely demanded the twos at U. from T. Slithug, Esq. COfUlatr tot itte comity of Middlesez. Mr. Stirling stated, ti of on passing Tottenham Coert-road, is a cliche, he paid td. and received a I ticket. When he strive.l at Itliry.le-tootto• gate, itiikh was kept by Ileadosson. he was stopped by the Prisoner, •Itboogh he knew the ticket authorised his passing. The Defendant said List would not do, , sad Mr. Stirling produced the ticket, "Lich Defend- I sat olijeeted to, and said he must pay the penny, or he *told sot pass. Mr. Stitlinj remonstrated with him, and told him who be was, and where be was to be lovantl. This bad not the desired •ifect, and to prevent altercation, Mr. Stirling gave the penny, whith dropped spowthe ground, end a by-staader observed, that 1 ' it was no payment or t h e toll." Mr. Stirling then called to the boy to hand him the penny, which be (Mr. Stirling) immediately handed is doe forte to the toll.gate•man, and received e ticket. Ile soot to liatton.gaidets, awl was advised to Indict the Defendant, which he thought it neces sary to do, after having ascertained, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that the demand was an imps. ai tins. Mr. Stirlina eapressed a wish that the Court would be leoient upon the Defendant, as Iva bad a lai r fa. milt'. and hid generally a good character. Tat Pro. snow added, that he should not have brought the Mt before the Coast, had it not beep for his duly to the publ'e. In seoteocing the Primmer, the Court Mated, that his crime was the more heavy as there was no feca -1 Illy against practices of this kind. The humane in , teatimes of Mr. Stirling, and the consideration that a large family depended *pun the Ptisester for pep. port, should kilowatts* Court to visit his guilt lightly. Hot the Prisoner might be assured that a repetition of the offence should be dealt with severely. In the eapectatiun that this caution would operate to prevent imposition ender tech circemstanees. the Court ad- judged abet ills tollgate-keeper shoeldpity dm iota 40u., and be discharged. . . Afterwards the Cies., span learning that ibie De fendant erieW not raise the money by laudable means, stated tut the judgment baying been given against the offence and not the person, the Court rococo'. doted the case, and ordered him to be discba►ged on payment of a shilling. Ton-pte•keeper.--" I'll take are bow I de it aP • iEnonsrots Wm.—Emmet of a fetter, dated Ali. • 1 nig, 2lth March, 1819 :—" After a winter, the imildest la the recollection of any one living, mod a opting, till the 15th Instant, equally so, the estither has been stormy, cold, and wariable.—Thl) tuerniec l was vury wet here; a little sonshine shoot noon;` I sheet 3 o'clock, O. M.fhandet scarcely additle ; thee i l showers of rain and Mew--it was a storm. Stauding near a window, flakhea of lightning blitzed in my facie; loud peals of thaadet missed ; so neer sod for teibll art° shake the heath (two stories hip); this woe repeated armor feet times in quick succesolon, land befog followed by beery rain owl hall, smothered like wind. As I was looking oat at tleariadriw, ob. wining the atmosphere, slit then close and dark, clear log ep a little, very hrgelail stones attracted my at tention ; at first they fell at shoot a yard's' distance from each ether, and were shoot three-fourths of as' inch la dissenter. They aeon foil thicker, and gra deally diminished in site. (lad they been chirps by Istrong w ind they would have broken all Ai glees of l ike winnows. May of the largest were fatten in, which ware small and tenth at one end. Some of them west mond ; the general form was oval ." (Greekock Advertlfrer, April 9 ) Mends) two boys were tossing op at the flick of the White Hone, in Petticoat-lens; after which they quarrelled., and a man who saw the whole transaction interfered, and declared the winner. no boy wbd had lest, in a rage, slobber, the man in the body Is three pmp, end also the boy who had won. The wounded min is declared out of danger, and t h e boy was taken home to his settler. The young .oasis has escape& Monday night th• hoes, of Mrs. Anson, at Ken. oington, *a 1 Welton open, nod Notes to the amount of 401. Colt it horse eletit. The thieve, alto titled thosselers•with hid end wine. ~~~ SPARRING 4? 7'll Nerds the peei:l4 end a Mtmpiae Wee& et Teseler, Cetus sae rrHaard wife cease orlare.neriffl lh .4, ambers w k . WINN erf Intr. Ibe bril ,, lf-4“ gn,r n sess,sl 4 .ii 4.1.114•2 Renee end Burn.-1 Ale ens ear Jibe brawn toe if., in ibe Feint tut a Ireate ..f time. and was wear iiderokosss, Shim n afire f.ll,fidril ink ebel- efiresse,..% play. HJ. gr . ,. ea I !lanced s fee okeoolem pi. ri4 n. Mite, eor ••••,:ft to any even. bet Maoist IN talon idol nod I este glared it Le deaf irff-hiteded Ist emir lle Midlik .41 4•14 followed mite the skin at il.r heft Srteral bits wire etelmufgedo and if threw onto. nee ndfientallrr, if • resere ea literate of Marini, caber Ms just retorted berm LM sis I We 6...5 enndit Swing sossl II aver tend• a geed snt-tai nod Sprite/ bee prettied nark is Air litieinna malaise *lib dlettlit, rem. tweet light play teen hiiiime rea, stoke seer Ilstaetl.mt. TA-se was go el .rwfire di.plai go She ediraiff •t. et' swo t. Efel. and nerhen.-1413 an. ebb an rrfellent hsw s bet ennoushilling *gleam *lapped 'settees mit attilbarth otitis hisfii.g. and no mere tapped Ow elmiet. Shiite.. or Wrap fre.litrere Ltrigeinn.—This ether ussas Inugg as 1 infrtreffeg, Handel aid Milt made ads enerlired'eM 9 enrinigCnet us. is„‘ 'rail, erre &eel, bier! mewl i.f heiselftri war mu.. dere pegilniic rankr ; he aradr , het., ..-1, j udinoe . pettier, mad placed Howe amt adru..g, m i d trains weft. • Ike alearprered bats. Tame and Commie, art to. arra bit near ansniull3h Tbene is t• mere ' , sixth • Creel.) , i it 5,./r, • nay ti Ch soalltangt. ' He had onor the 5,,t4 Cr the seekb with Toner, bat Ida Let ter Wish she &wee Owe it Ole ring. Sereggieesslessn,d neeerartrank altitude, with OlOnreel, width rack. d each fee i bet 011esmiel did eat stank it ben re mask as else reopen% . At She (web et flw Sparring, Oliver. seessted the sew, sad owed, Iliac a, hr selrfal.efd Item:ell) bed cone or. r Its light miry few, be ens ready w fief mum ter from MI) so tee bee der.!l gunner. Ito;/;cors for for the ahem Duswelly. paid. that Deseellr would bout Uli‘er so bit caret l wo thaw oo siesta ire mom b •ill br wade. Matu srientell thrtnle to the nineteen, aid lesion! Meow Jule Yinut.Ulroj the Oilmen- ut Yn Friend Nesses. • CIIESII Josryth !roller, a labourer, aged 20, wee indkted for robbing John Collins nu tho King's highway on the Gill Oct. last. John Collins was a carrier between Northosith and Manchester; about three weeks before the rob bery, the Pri s was in his service as carter; on the Gth of October last, he was stopped by two men, one of whom (the Prisoner) took hold of the Memo( his horse,sod then b►gin to beat him violently, threw him down, cat ripen his 'aside pocket,sed took away his pocket-book. When on the grimed they stelleel 'his mouth with soil, to prevent his cry* out—oss beet is a very tiniest manner. and was much her.— lost a greet deal of bleed. When hi was Ding on the ground, Walket said to the other seen—" Let's go, respites, It"—meaning the money ; the istbet maw replied—" fast thou ?" and they both went away. When Walker bad gone about 10 roods, ►e returned back and kicked him on the side; when tbityltere gone picked op a hat which hid been left for his was gibe; the Prisoner eked with him •beet 14 days previous to the robbery, had parted with him because be would not work. Cross-essasined.—The Prisoner bad a rotted dress on at the time he stopped me, like • smock frock ; did not speak in a feigned voice; he held his face over mine several times; knee him very well; and, positively swears that he is the man ; ton of his ribs were broken or pet nut of their place, and his eyes so swelled up he could hardly see. The bat he fooled must have fallen in the struggle; his hat was gene; when he p'rked op the other, tbooseht it was his own. Marital/or Collins, Wife of the last witness.-11er husband came home in • dreadful state; held • hat in his hand "Akio was not hii own; he dropped it us she door; did not ssy when he came borne that IValker had hurt him, hot she knew tb► hat directly, and said—" This is IV•lker'.;" I will sayer it is IValket's ; kuew it from the Witt brini bon ; end a bole nem the crown. ---)% :~ POLIGK. Harrow.o.lllllE/I.—On Tint., • Jabs bawl.* wow ehreee. with •ieuisig YS pads of ps wird foe shore esolLes. melee 1t... out of she .lsop of Mr. John Piggott. apimil.tes.e., al. Judd. street, Brunstmek-susreee.—llebteen Ileisdersoo sh•possed. thee atoms ten .I ' l lack Oen senn.tex *be me. poserag •11.1.6 Judd. .{reel, 411.41 eaw the I'll...net g• inh. Mr. l r .ggotre aka. eiad ens, nit imteedlartt , wS•ls a pies, of relic. eni'er she left hide nl ho coat. &NJ wells oned viols it. Sorepersoit he 1,34 14.1 , 14 u, the 1nf.141/41 n lirunettinot, wawa. she reel In Ike scowl. of aMO she ... w ; Ana he followed oler, I r riv.ivr awl w eer... him.—Mr. C. Blerioriaa. .if tqh 1.41i81..1 Cu, duo...reel, desso-ed, ohne be was paese• g Meet Jedstsesrees. *bee the Lot *Osseo ',Mimed Mr of 'rims the .tared ; but he himself iasd Newish d the l'sishms. r in Oslo Alr. Psiggose..h..p. s.ed Conn uoto will she piper of enlien then produce.% roserealed ruder by, en.. Ise 1.1110 wed the P.l.warr d.. w• Sre i ldhereseneavo, :ad servo - heated bins en horth.teiinte. obese he deeppe.l tkee pier.. of eolko: be braise ht the Pr Soo. r r A she to hen both lie Mi. Plumes *hap.— Mr. Piegnitidereitiest she resole. a. hie propeass ;he did oat tailor t e had 11144 it it and ski' Pri •. re brought i. to its atop by She 14... llama. Ti. teen beieg insole too, she Monroe' ohs rooso hoed soNleurse fr. trial. ye: ee•-eati.ln e — faraday, G. William. and We. Jaws wire looeght up se Ilw doled, of Allard Poise, Wan apply. I Lend!. d t!sete tianirday, at the funeral of Cul. Mettles. MILO net ..f pit ',jag porkel.. Three baadterehlrf. were footed span thew y oar wl.iah was idrwisded by Mr. WIIIIIIIII Wray, at &tweak titre., balsa,.. he It peoples .. — Cnwasittrd. SERIOUS CM At A S. 10••• i ur.. — Towaday; Maddox, E.g. who e.ansideel before La U :Mt LOT U. ALltil. 1:44). na a chart , of beainW and onswnsog Mt. Jame. marl, so as on end.i..ger Li. We-- Is eppeortil Simi ill blend lad ehl.td bet.. e. She Node. too n keen; of limela tvearipware at Mr. Muutent Nikon 11. artaint ogannt Mr. ia whirl he an.eird seete•fult and the nrhrrsrM ea preeeive of marl ..ngry feeling a. Hie erne,- germ.. whereon obey tenl. , had,) less, about iwdte eliourionotely esproard that shey tart at a house la thaaelgle. vf iag heet, &Neagh y and herr she old WW11111114"•• yrs revived ..41 demand till she Pris , ser left she hoss.e. Thar Craiploinam them billowed Me Wong she street, redline him elaaNY v ery I lluvo ll i el Moe% gamma no hi. way, aud darns/ Mat In njbl. Mt. Mai.4l.oh renentosted 144 them him, bet, hadiaa. obi. iwpwa.ble. he lined Ms tombrellaaall geese him 6 tiotes4' thistle with it us Ike mhiedi iimusarlp prialiseed • intim or wand, nn.l be reessmod Whim( bite moth o ims ciperia abroad she body sill he laid 1.,.. pei•tr.ne. They were Sawa *roasted. and Mr. Maddox ow /twanged a hut lon aletaggaist, Wag ht. seoeible. we ehr. Wel MI toe 11 , ..tha1. 111 r. Cweper of All she wowed 11 ma sae breath:awe is asi• arsekselate,aid M., ding plots:telt. Torre vu a "Slag aver sir eye, wberwthe warm of the anebiella moored. *AM frasetared she lonae. bat 114 , 111 J Oat N. Ina opiates shaterially al. left is, The 'fireside sib nu t he tell side vial ielSe fsaaleied. boat II was sesps.-selk. So 11-frft..in the curia of she the clan gams ey wham' wait plate. lies ever, dm awe Might ies inmate Is, mime( .• wens r hs. pokes wee Miser she... ohms ea rzdi lour he woe .till Ingress jenaxedy. After some desultory nape v. rintion, it was inked of the Compl sitostat wuaM brabt• seas.' 5... 4, at "livid he de. tired avi of danger in a week WIN d eye ? l'sse Smarm said, it vs. very dote/it'd!. The ii&4161111ATI iervret, oho. wider all Lb* eiethiltstweees, be maid lea ate fears , tor et ta,La j g t.. motion sir. S. bail. 1•1 it amok, M. amp Pe or,. Ilie Itefeset..sis shell e...ered nisei Hirano to la; gig mug vf one thou...cd I al-, so gym'► when c. led es. Ha Moll vete J. E. 1,41. Pikes, a his Mqvasy's tilbek.raold. Menthild ; t. t ramp. lusteeper, mum place. bodula , . II use about hi 4ly year. aid. Tile following starvelings story le reoftd is ll cosistry Pnpert—A par. of a shtit's crew being MI Oblate ea a pan of the elabi et India, far the merger sf mistittg wwwil for the Asp. ear at tee knee, having ward Res the AM, was. greatly Iriglarrod by she appearance of a large who made .awards hiss but, us bre enniiet le glue, vie lay &yew eI bin trey uud touted racy tararitly hew at Imarroid limn. al ra tree a list:- demerit of. Alter repealing her lenkterrirfall. -he area• and pructeded es wearer she int, tenting; bath •ItffNi them seenigly shelter the rani In NM.* bee. • 1. he did g and ape comity A the tree. he 'oohed twang • e.y.d a huge balwast, with two )nang mho is nen maw. • a r ch he Appmed were the as she crouched dose Ikea tat, aid uren• ' le eye teem very telftwely s apmi abkhr the semi, Leiter ateniil t.. 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