The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-03 00:00:00

H' I ~1 :~ - FrrATtONIAIt the inalienable right of man to have a voice In the making of these laws by which the security of his person, properlyijmk character ore affected, it is certainly a *opt ; modifying *me of things for men this privilegad.4o perceive that "of the forty-five Members rot-melting laws sent frier Scotland, fifteen ore chosen by sisty-three om en ," sod that of the rest of the component parts of oar present House of Commons, " one boodred Peers pet In two hundred voters, although therals, positive Stabile that we Peen can interfere le tliefeettoa of a Courinoier." The abuse of the Pablie tsioaey is equally flagrant and indisietable us, the gnlawfjl traffic in seats.—With these stroll*. facto before them, it is impossible for any ewe tb . hey , the necessity of a Radical Reform; and •it teaming for the country again universally td &hind thejestice to which it istso dearly entitled. ' • ivid,:dai lwar . ..aing tie Dukes of YORK and CLA asanost,; , and Primo of Hossa-Homiuma, visited her AJWIT at the ,Qtseen'a.poloo.. Tao D o o m o f GKOUCRSTIR dined with her Maisvry yeskprdsp. In the eve*ing her MAMTK had a select petty. Yesterday the Earl. of LIVRRFOOL and Viscount CASTLSKIAOII had ampasees of the PRISMS RRORNT at Carlton-house, The Priem of HEsse.iionaoso diced with the Fast elLteseroot yesterday. • ' • - The Madrid accosts are continually mils* with respootto the expeditions to sail frets Cadix. It is new said moiety, titaVene ship *of the line and one frigate are shoot to smote? some troops to Peru. • ft is said, is an article from the Lower Rhine, that Ittar . Preeich Miaow of Police has obtained the mane. script of the work, published in London, under the Ville of Maliascrieveme de St. Helene. and Inds ft to be le' the•tend.writinrof a person (M.. RoccA's 'we lappet.) to whole Madame Deirater. was in the habit of dictating her works, with corrections in the hand. writing of'that celebrated Lady' herself. If such is the case" it need not excite surpr mt.) .ise tillsif SONAPARTE krilterwrierfthe forgery. The Duke EILDFORD I accordigg't !'e Paris . . Tape ! ., passed on Saturday, tbrooFh Pe' sst fitg.Wity t o Stiltiorhlnd. Grace mop* only for a kw 'twin in Paris. The writers in OW Court Newspapers sometimes' trust es with aarcimon of the pathos truly sousing. The ((Wowing I 4 so. iiiaaric. , from a Paper. of this . morning s—" We have the pleasure to lniru,'lhetlible statement of the death of Mos. GUIFFITHS, the wewpie of the late Princess CHARLOTTE, is %atm." . From .Stockholm it. is stated, that the . King of Swamps will proceed to No'rwa'y immerlistely'aftet his coronation, which is to take place in May next. • It is mentioned from Potersburch, that of one the Russian 'Grand Dukes is to succeed the late Count PLATOTIP as Heiman of the cossacks.. • • • 'lt *pima, trots the American Papers, skate quarrel ' has arisen imowithe 1114vsl Officers of the American squadron in the Meditotrinegn. Commodore Pen RY • is accused' of having Need a HEATH; of the Marines, and two or three 'Courts•Mirtial have been -held. It his bernme even an affair of party. and the -Afferent Officers of the squadron hall!e ranged them. selves on differen. .ifles. A. length, a Memorial from the diseffert , -1 Offs, ors ass possented to COO. *gress ; but a Cemmittpe oho wit appointed to report opoeit, straw' " that no measures were proper to he .taken by Congress on the sobj..rt." They probably discovered. time h was a sqoabhle. which the proper department could remedy, by removing some of the most quarrelsome. The accounts which we yestordav stated to have been received from India, are from Bombay, of. in late * clop as the 10th Dec. The Pcisnwa, when the last account. reached Bombay, was continuing his retreat to the viouillward, closely pursued by Briga alier.Gen. SNITII, who was on the With of November st the font of the Ssolpsh Ghaut. There had been some. , kirmishiog with broken parties of the Prism- WA'S army, in which about 200 of the latter had been killed or wounded. The forces under the Mar. quis or HASTINGS On the one hand, and Sir Tuossas Histme no the other, were approaching much other in opposite directions towards the seat of the Piodaree Assocission„ .It is mlerstond, that the Doke of KENT has signi. Mid his readiness to enter intro a matrimonial oiling), If the interest of the Stole shall require it. Not isittusiodiog the statement in the French Papers of the pestpossorment of the Duke of CAMBRIOGE*G mar riage, aceoents are daily expected of its having taken place. . The Select Committee appointed by the noose of Commons to enquire into the education of the lower chafes of theteOPle, have reported that they are pro:' creding iti the consideration of the subject referred to them; bat, in the mean time, they recommend the bringitig in a Bill for appointing Comnsissioners to "enquire into the Abuses of Charities connected with the Education of the Poor, in :England and Wales, :that no unnecessary delay may take place iu prose. cuttng this investigation. Ma. MATnews.— This excellegt comedian, who las not been engaged, for the" present season, by cif me great Theatres, commenced last night, ,at atirityceum, a novel species of Entertainment, entirely for its interest •n'l attraction on his own s unassisted e ff orts. Mr. -hi ATHEIIIS stated, in a pre f atory addr•ss, his motives to this undertak ing, the Otte? of which' were his disgust at the de• clining state of the drama, which banished him from legitimate comedy, and precluded him from the veer. cis, of his art in that form which could alone ba honourable to hire, and grateful to his feeling,- and his conseque n t d e t erm i nat i on , if h e mus t b e reduced to a mere mimic, to play '• the true monntebank, end set op a stage for himself." The anniqeseentao of the ' f7l , l) i n i consisted of comic songs and WM. connected by a sort of irregular nomads., de• scribing his Mail roach jilnentures daring a jaunty to the north. and en Esperintental Lecture on Ven triloquy. The spirit and ability of the performer did net foil, tits on AIM occasion, and q neenectin, wadi once continued to the list higkly dylighted by li* •ffo tte.....fdi„,RAritassa.ntsamentsg the spectators, aid * llll 9l4 l l.greetetikateteU parts of the hew. • ••••ri7re ..ar•7. (IL e. •• To isi'lliTtlVlC'es rueszirwardit, , 7 "" 1 111'1" . 1. , ice year litii 18th en. ft limmin t t of the Master ichilleey-sweepers,' in de fence of the 'Moils practice of sweeping Chimaera by Climbing Dope, and 'as aro Public shad is sow 'Waives thelsebject, Oil will licpse me if I offer some nlmarks on the atiltie alledetOrs, and on the practice kg general. , 13 . The filthiness of this prefeaskm, nod the visible sod appalling wretchedness to which the children are ospoted'reito are inhumanly forced to follow it, to say nothing of lbw brutality of bard masters. would,' I. shoeld have thought, have compelled those who wished its contineanee into silence, by making every argument le its favour untenable; one Would have thought, too, that the interested would hot so far have' deviated from Me ; line of policy, as' to hazard en enquiry into the @object by bringing it themselves, in a defended form, before the public eye. It was clearly their interest to let the pub lic mind sleep es ; all their reasoetble hopes lay there, but they have endeavoured to awaken it, and by so doing they have expesed the . absurdity and fallacy of every orpiment aide la its defence * and the nakedness . of their cases. It would be needless to follow these men through the various ittihetd . reasoninp to which they have resorted. I' feel confident * that if the article al luded to should come under the observation of any reasettahlo man, whose mind was not quite made up as to the propriety or practicability of the Bill now behest Parliament on the subject, this wretch. ed defence would have the effect of determining him 'at once to oppose a practice which is worse than slavery. WI are told, in the way of argument in &sew of this practice, Met we have not heard of any peti tions against it, either from the Musters or the Bops. Foils that they are, was it expected that the Mis ters would petition against a practice by whisk they live! but, above all, was it oupected that the little sweep Dope themselves, not one in too, perheps, of whom can either read or write, should assemble to gether and' petition Parliament ? The thing carries along with it its own refutation. Bat we are told, end Ileitis intended as a kind of backstroke in favour of the practice to moderate our. feelings a little, and take off the edge of our sensi bility—we are told, that the Boys employed to sweep chimneys are " generally the. offspring. of illicit in. tercourse." This palliative should have been men. liaised with caution in the present stag* of moral refinement, because it Is precisely the circumstance at which all vineries salves are liable to take . 6re. What t tell ca to ,motlente our faniioge en• a great alisimmity, and to induce - as to withhold our protection, that the twinge we were going to re. Hove are more than ordinarily unprotected—that they have no logli parents—that they are more des titute than we imagin d ! Surely this is the most powerful appeal in their favner, an appeal to the harts of the Britiih Public, which will not be made in vain, to come forward and foster them in their destitution. It is asserted, that the cruelties said to be prac tised by Sweep-masters are very much esaggerated. I fear it is tithe, wise; some sad instances of this have I ', been adduced, and bat for the obscurity in which 1 these persons live, doubtless there would have been many more. The ordinary practice of teaching Boys is to pivt them in the chimney, and to fasten op the mouth of it. They are then left to themselves, and not liberated until after they have climbed it. I have known, in the instance of a very tight chimney, when the smallest child that could be pro cured was always emplojed whenever the occasion ocurretl. It was a terror to the neighbourhood. It was Lianal for him to be stripped quite naked and forced to ascend; for when inducements failed, this wai the last harbaroes expedient. Ilia back and shoulders always ondervrent a severe laceration. A few days ago accident threw in my way one of these miserable Sweep Boys. I enqoired of him something of his particular case, and of the nature alf his employ. He said he was twelve pen old, and had worked seven of them it this business. I was surprised at this answer, not readily perceiving bow e child of live years old could climb a chimney. The prattletais, he said. toaeoil op another boy after them, who, when he has got-them to the top, leaves then to shift for themselves. While undergoing this perilous training, he once fell to the bottom, by which he ~ as considerably injured, and the sears on his breath . were still visible. Ile was washed and clotted telerably on a Sunday, and thus felt, by the absence of misery, a comparative bappinetis one day hi sewn. Perhaps there is nothing in the case above alluded tn, miserable as it appears, any thing that differs from the ordinary practice of theme Climbing Boys. I believe that the cirrunietantes of this particular case 'are the *merit circemstances in which these unhappy little Winos find themselves; tad if it be so, can 1 an y thing d em andmore • iteratively that the system MI HP should be abolished'—lf the difficulties attending the use of machinery were ton times greater than they are known to'be, they ought not to be meetienea fit asp*. et 0 practice so disgusting atia cattail. Of tke4iiieticability of using machinery there is ew doubt; it hasbeen tried, andgrown into a proliesioe, end hes been found very soccessfol. That there are a few case, in which the machine fails will not be denial ; chitlings that have a heriseeteldirectipw k la difficult testae", with, the mumble., hat.ilifeeekeell are k e dsory dime whiff it ip very hsitardotied , a by tifley,heeeisti of tiler iiiet,ter.waet 'refs% . 'Leith the magic. * Till the Bey emit fens m trali Wiannot fue lissom bins, and such n attempt is very likely is eats* suffocation. Chim neys that are thus eenstracted should be rebuilt; it is by no means a necessary tioittrection, and wtere is the man that for the paltry'cbesideration of sawing a few pounds, will rake his Vote. In fattier et the • tentinuance of a practice which has sotiletblll. in It peculiarly revolting; which subjects so tads of species. at the tender age of infancy, to oinkhiar l o ( 1, 0 hardships, disease, and wretchedness. • • *. 3:14 ICMIGRAITION ro addigNitck all"-In die( • • •-, —........... The Courier affects to be alarmed at this nitmlitr of persons quitting the cowry, and very willed dilly laments the fully of those Who wish to set: dot of the reach' of the tax-gatherer, the tithe-opau, and the usurping faction that, deeies them the Fights of freemen, and expects them to be willing slava. It is very silly, certainly, to wish to e sc ap efreas the ''bondage of such indelgept taskimaettitra; bet *WI- P hecy is oar national (oiling. Te dislike tuition etsd - dittsess is fey foolish. no do gat when folks Uwe got it into their beads that !hey ifievile t what Is tote done? The ref Pqairief.l.llV/PilifY in deed; and tells a thonsand'prOtelatqkOt silsyry in the }*inhabited wilds of Ai** keettlie,lied coo dinOn of the emigrant, ; 'bit copy peeps,. ,f eple still pack 'op' their little , If they Jhaiss am. thiqg 9 of and set off f or the l an d liberty; and f l irt, R s t lave nothing, are still more eager to go to a Oial! 1 r1s *bore the Governitent does not stand at the eat:am* 'of ifisty enterprise, and say "pay me, bidets yell ows, . . Alf thfs is Sissii, very (WM* hat follta will km their way. The fieterll not angry II It is only' sorry, very sorry, that such thing* shield te 4 Sind wish* the country to be " mode lavety, e ! that the People may love itigoin, and stay of boasse k Thai! s o) roc 'good idea ; but how hit to be dints ? The • -Isstry '*sine Ouse, or improved. The People are het* 1.. formed, sad more indeettiosi, thsq . eny other seltissit yet they cannot contrive to live Isere as they did; • after all, It avails Joshing to xessai is live under the most genial sky, er in the seat lovely situation, if it only call him to noreqeited labour. Sterntipp would still be starvation, even in Arabia the Meet ; sod the tat-gatherer is a more frightful monster than any wild beast of the desert. The country is 66 lovely" enough. It is the system that is Model. It is the plunder to which every man is subjected, aid which no man likes to submit to. Why then 1 does not the Times recommend the elteration of the make system? why not endeavor to that lovely II No other eopedient will check the spirit of emigration. 'Nothing else will retain the 4 Ili ficer, and the lationror. Paint the tax -gatherer, if you will, as besotifel as as • angel, you will never make him "lovely" in,the eyes of those who think be comes to rob theists ,It is not what he is, hut what he comes for. Ergs - those who have participated in site spoils, do not Ake to give bark their share of the plunder. They Irish, to keep it, and to make the most of it; and they : tit dr. So is not be dnne here. Thosi 'dote siteatiorieM le e i as the Paper says, might seem toltieri theft .. .Os nose for quitting their country, have this - lion CSOSII.,, ti i man has twelve months' security for *hat he 11111 il l own in England. Every year Most mike it worth 1 less to him ; and an Act of Parliament might is thrill • days make it worth nothing. Ills money consists in paper promises. His lath: is pawned for a thousand • millions of debt (more than all the laid is worth); and be is yearly assessed for more than sixty millions for the isslerost. This debt is rapidly going on, and must finally swallow op all the resources of the coun try ! This is very " lovely," no doubt, and very " desirable;" it is a very shocking thing that a men should be so blind to his own interest, as to think of leaving his share of a " lovely" debt of a thousand millions ! and his yearly contribution of Assessed ' Tires, and Tithes, and Poor Rates i • all of which Its ought to know, constitute the wvaltb of the nation, and of which while he remains bete, be is entitled to the blessing of a very full share. Then to think of leaving behind him aat lovely" Mince, and a "lovely" Administration, and a "lovely" National Church, to which be has the big% advantage of being permitted to pay a tenth part of his income! To think of doing this, to go to a land whet's' thi-re are none of these advillntare, and where he wilt be absolutely obliged to keep his own money, and to eat his own fond, is a very lamentable in stance of English infatuation ! This is, however, the epidemical disease, and the Slate doctor t.a, no power to cure it. People will go, in spite of bad roads, savage society, perils by see, and the misery they must encounter in leaving happy England. Wednesday came-on the eiection of a Viirderer of the New Forest, Hampshire, on the yeasty ()am - sinned by the death of the late Right Hon. G. Rosa, when licmaY COisee Ceirrox, FA, of Manor. hoes., near Ringwood, was duly elected. Yesterday at the Middlesex Sessions, twelve trot bills were found by the Grand %tory for. thy, f 0.1.1 1 1. • of Bank of England notes. • • ROYAL NUPTIALS! ! !—The fortbrOoderHeirld, Marriages are the universal topic at the Wow tioklif the tom n—while the atteut ion of the EMT is coasitetely absorbed in contemplating the 'unequalled 'inivaniages of forming an alliance with Fortune, th ‘ roegh. her favourite Depot,' Elvott, who has yet 7wospionilid portions of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS tACSS, to be stow upon these Lucky Candidates wisp prefer their claims at 2, Coaxuz Ix, before nest .Thursday . ,. that last day of Drawing. • •-' CDRONEa's INII/UEST.—Yesteellay ilk In/144 Welt held at the Three Crowns, City-rued, kiss W. UNWIN, Esq. on the budrof Edward WagetsCiliod IR, a miniatiii painter'. LI appeared from tboevi.. delice of Mt. George Wetighton, wlio .bolds Skill. lion in the 'Post-Oflice, aniCafittirine .bo lds his `servant, that the deceased lodged in the hopes of the dormer, and occupied an apartmearon the !Ifni Seer., ,For traet . of other employment esbibitad bir* le :Poitiess-miece. 01. Tuesday evening last, he *mat sot, es,y l -4 , be way ,Itlits to Paddington to sea a ,Mend; !p , reteitilitumit to bed, sod in . mornirre foandlaed. He was observed lately -to - to v sr. low; the witomass won of *aka that ISt &Isla oiled through weakness or fatigue. This bay wet' imiing been opened, the Jury &ebb& whether, be came to hie death in a Wend web' and *4 I°olo Voilmi s P id les i i sii?w.ll#s • t • • THE FR - bgit WP Yf. BIRD 414 *lt SERVANT: 5: Wi"itiAbeiitteith iougth hoe tuk, Imola bo W in Oafordibir is it wok • tho pl. the tlog lit to (O omilow.itt &es, io told k titer Ti.. was sodalities it '_ Witikasies was breiibt F e r t bi., amasisied that M- bad Vic Jiffy lab. Hug. A riblicia it . stablf t know ika altar, hoaktm pawaveiciad taken a • • ,sgiim ..... •.0 , *Do t 1 .....440•*•%! • :: . 1 :ti• 4iii!) 1 11. PoOtemottrit;^ atom- caweatki **ltt 'ibe rddiet Will; thud 11411 q r e tita?,..._ l l A N ,Tieti 'S r. incua.—Atf*Af Ahilett#' If *" " 1 "+t: 4 LBerbiee, sailed, tl4.iiKii of Jaipkty 9 I Itit 464114. ' Asa, Popp bedding, sod sou Id ail id tebreary.:..... The Pyrenees, Welsh, areiteed emitelday free Sierra Leone, tared the 49th of Janeeryr on thelidth it Mirth, when oR Stilly, 1611,4 ' 4 Initoy eed . .flick Mary in beclelwarks—sad se regeA Seta dt • • rocks .its•theCliaps of the Chased. pie elicit Unless use. - lii?, -of Liverpmeli edged 1 . 0 4 1 1 1 / 1 1* Looted* ddy before 4ie Pyteddee lailediyitekialits plealleld : is t a brig ender Spanfili cofeiis on ciriti . q4t .. , ... . cargo of iirory, her provisions, 4'1i41 ..6 1 . 4 rtippt s ileed out the Bth and Dth of iseraryr I •0 POOLII, APRlLie"•AniVid'tlie tAviski f 11011111.1110 from *levers, . . . „L. iiARWiCH, AtiiL 4.-14,094 the fiord 'Nebel packet, -with a Mail, from Holland ;! and Helot patilatt.• with dittet..fttieGhtteninsweb. • DARTNICIVIII4 ArritiL 'l36•Affited the Cotakirl. Pianism, in 80 daysbeol.Rie lasook# , ..• . • • - Douses, ernes. B..Peseed bp Skin PeiPlilleiames .. Smith, from WslasinOuslfasaialiediddlt4llo, MS*, Conked, from New- Yorliforniiiimildireb. .;%rt.ee I. aaeso AIR, Aunt, itenSeilisksha Wert * frarsiat / tad Amelia, bones, for el Mrselitemitiwese.errbe warp'''. meN!eppeomptiplialasierdf .6.04114, 'hie idikatiesipar this, meissedi mrti , Sesit4iieth Owe; bit lines! marked " A. 8i1ig5.”% , ..i.a% 5..? 1" saw :9' lqii****forot *tee ec daniiii, from' Ilaraborglii-flasaa. 4 , 04-011ovilias. *fink; Bird s Hogarsti, deem.: Batnbargbil Worm. deg, Prete, frees fiettesdateefempAitfOli f Csisi o from Rotterdam 1 Tom" flopliiat alliwor, front Z•y• der Zee; Yoeng Piter f lrintevi keg Bustardern; Bet% Smith, from Ostend.;. Allee, e.Theteetion+ sad Aim ,llo.l ik, Conklin, from Hassberehl Met %old. Ander. , sea, from Denmark • sod 11.10.441144 Swot vas vols.—Sailed the Costelatiier4 iPeki 'for , eyd; Flora. Pay. for Runbergla; emsdlebeireiti Oreelp. Collins, for Rotterdam. : = . . ....) se. )./4 •-1 ..__ . _et: - ....3 ._ - 4 - `_ f The increase of misterkstide eihntaris alfeethigit evinced by an *facial deeeteeet which bet Owe peba need, in which the Owes of elide.s leseyeer, ever that of the year preceding, and all the ethetryeervte met striking. in 1817, there were neer 14,000 oast. mitsonts ; in 1816. wily 0091; end, defies - ski seven year,. the (radial accretion of nowhere ,b free 3to 13,000 S The relative proportions of wnetaii meaty to convictions, and of .0091100111• to teasider bone, easy form k 'objects for the teltelderatisis 4 thee' legielete in the detail. Oar altsiffira is ' directed to tone greet and leadlog feet, in ebbe :all are interested, and open which ell ii tinting** illations may act beneficiallresitamely, the lelemilie if crimes. ~,! , ,,,i Yesterday morning. as Mr. Thome . Patten a - Whitecrnel•street, Met creasing Haggerstsn4o4ll6 l his attention was attracted by the appereote frantic cooled of 'a female, genteelly dressed in 111 green cloth pelisse end white strew beg , oug heobserved on the bank of Seems's pond, known*, tt times, and again walking to and fro in quick tem. lion, at times 10°1014 into the pond with great ear. never's; he concealed himesif,aod for wee manatee he (weld distinctly hear her otter each exclamations GS loft no doubt he his Wad of herb:unity. At loot she took off her bonnet and pens**, end soddenly roared Nit° the water. which c brewever, was sot *OE. ' died, . deep tai corer her; •he could plainly perceive her tie down in the water whilst he was rennin to the hank to her ashistasee,. but he very forteettelk time in time to save her Ills; he pelted her oft, 44 conveyed her le en adjoining peblic.hoom ; *Wee Go being goeitioned. should 'she WWI the wife. oda csrpentet, at • Mile-end, who -of late had atiffervill litany losses in tride, end she was afraid ehe shoed, with the whole of bar family, be reduced tee worke house: She wept bitterlyibod betrayeda great dist Mee of wind: A hackney-utak was prestared, in white she was conveyed hoes* to bee famil)r. Taesday night the prineleet it Messes Palm.. it Shad welt, were priwortfty enterekhet robbed ottil. Jo notes and silver. The thieves broke in dt the beck of the workshops, scaled the 'eel walls, and isok the property oat of el chest of drillers in the hit eft roe*. . . cos* gscusansi irstt S.—Whent Itakt Audi. ma de• eine at 6. ea Mauldin s pricef.--Oadlo. sewer.—ta &My la eider *Maki ea isiterodas.• • ill tiV RI 1110 alitiliKT. Atm& S. Tea*. spek utzg, Wigan. et Ilibp. . Jiver ". 4‘. M. to s*. w. Hied • .4 Cams dis al , I *Omer :.r. 61. or lb. 911; Nom veal •• • & ed. le de. dd. lulu mod Limbs ,Firu 1401 b ..... is. cu. 1,. 6‘. 4.t. Gave. ' ..... . .... 47 -.Si. Ga. as 94. 04. Awe • . • NAT-IlialLIIT. lair gboVer . it. else di. to 71.. Os. M. avow ..- lll. 0 . at, se a is, M. , -- 11 M . ,.... 'i , • • .l! lirirdoiNktihy . Shia bid r ip ins Ai 4 : i t erita I takes ihtti Cult " .11,t 404 Wednesday; it ti fe ~. , , ,oei, iire. While Id dit!vidlbet z t :Id. took lit, to throw ..iiy w . :liii gad . ti, OA ; m il II sespected that 'OW c+,,fisitil dace Into wbieli bellitilw It stiV . ' ''' ''' eg and the trac h ! Sr* krona: " ta' town, yesteidak Otiiiy4; Apt Watt Reset itninediately'tdigeifiliiioy . red. rl Bath -lields. Wetodio#*44,, , sliii.. was foetid ih one or hi. biiiiiii; it Bow-strait Wit 't ii‘ik aim i itt Pm in attesOgety : mod the 000011110 le l e 4 meat. it 'will abiitt be. thtt ti fa, it op. ifis ilisiie t rs ta itialOw g l ijelq co a sielpd ia!,thilY4 0 b i l,tif.:* * hit be liat7piremt,Vl . o tip rind, ~.It in it tc r iho sit; !hitiF j , 101 l roitud:Cho . ildipte of 44 who le fly. At ... 7 ilinei r iS t o. A lli v _. mir tone WS T , IN. , Orem, (Or Ilia. In l i 0 ~ bap "NI house, imitigo .1 : i r 4 tftea:-: 1 1 •• 4 lgel , i 6 , NMPEPOOMPOOt :. .., F 4444 INrazziefutaitha,„„„„„ thins `t. • I y if s I , 1 4 • 3 1