The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-04 00:00:00

THE STA' on the whim Ask, and meet to the mignon, of the Ladies.*** of whom was ijing on the road : she was token to • sergeores. Witness did not see what hop. peered to the ether Lady, but afterwards understood that she was killed. Lord C. continued an hour and a half at the surgeon's, Mr. Roe, to give his assist. sues to She Lady taken there. Inert C. then went home, *sly Wittig at his mother's in the way. Nest day Grilse's eas test to 'esquire after the lollies.-- There was room for the carriages to pass. lord C. was driving at a moderate pace. Ile was quite ter. tale if Mr. Took had not struck the loom so as to make him swerve to the sight, the accident would sot ham happened. Witness felt so great shock when the carriages struck. Cress.esserined.—Mr. Took was driving at the rule lord efsi Charles s lrlewilesians we hos s r ; could not m yerectly what going at ; perhaps seven or eight miles an hoer. There was another carriage on the road, het there was roam (or all three; the chaise was taboos five feet ten inches in width ; the carriages went some lards together. Ile could not say what would have been the consequence, if Lord Cherchill had polled op. If lord Churchill had pulled his rigid wheel at the moment, willitie could not say what would have been the effect. The naves, and not the tellies of the wheels came In contact. Mr. Harris was, on the 20th of May, the day of accident, driving in the Kiog's.road, end saw Ms. lihe k'p chaise epprosching him, and Lord Charles's jept behind ; did not hear Lard Cbarles.call to .Teak, but saw hies try to pass Mr. Tookleheise. Witness thought there was settling improper in his Lordship's attempt ; there was plenty of room for bins. —Did nut observe that Lord Charles was driving at a Woes rate : but when he attempted In pass Mr. Took, looked behind, and immediately pulled the near rein, when his wheel struck either "gaunt the post or the back, wad be immediately pulled the off rein. Tbe witness, Mr. Took, and Lord Charles were then abreast; and Mr. Took's wheel then struck against Lord Charles. Witness believed, it Mr. Took had kept his course, no accident would have happened.— Wittiest did not observe any other person present ; till that time the witness was a stranger to Lord Charles, and sow made himself known to trim, in eneseqoarce of the visible dieing' he felt at the ac. cidesit. At the time of the accident, Lord Charles slopped his carriage. Jubn IValsh, a person who was passing on foot at the rime of the accident, heard Lord Churchill call est.. loud moos! to be heard. In the rest of his testi. mony this witness corroborated the milder'', of the preceding, as to there being room eneseh, sod as to the fact of the accident being caused by Mr. Took's giving his horse the whip on the near side. • Lord Churchill was driving at about seem or eight miles ad hour. In answer to a question from a Juror, he said he maid not tell whether Mr. Took's gig struck against a bank or a poss. 137 the Cot, RT.—There were posts at that pert of the road. Did not see Mr. Took incline in any way eight or left before Lord Churchill called out. Did t Think Took a good driver. There was ne furless sing. 13y Mr. SCAIILI:TT.--Wil firmly of opinion that e accident would not have happened if Mr. Took ' had continued to drive on straight forward. Mrs. Motorbus, she wife id Capt. Marmites, Mw the chaise. pass, but there was ee feriae. driving. • . Mr. Roe, the sergeou who attended sons after COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jest s. • tie widest, bore testimony to the estressely elms ' Lone c. s• CIIUMCMILL r. next. live and humane ..conduct of Lord Churchill to the MP. SCAIILM Stella Wools, to , the Jury ; which, Lady after tfireaccident. lits,.Lordship evinced great he said, was an action against the Defendant, as Pro , , anslety at ethic hitkAaP.Pollodr 0._ 114 1 oPPootod "'oft -pricer of The Erepoimer Nbrrspaper, for a libel '.feelingly aliftefmlite eltuatibn of the Lady. Wit. inserted in that Paper, reflecting on the character pf eras attendeillikelse bbsme where the yowl; Lady, his Lordship. The Learned Counsel took this o ilttrwisfc ryas [skin ; she was in • very bsel state, lustily of declaring himself a sincere hived i Aped ilia Nigel at 11 o'clock. I.ord .Clanrchill Liberty of the Press, though lie costal Set tel atlist'aemrst:tijigs to enquire law sheets. : , its licentiossness, ur that the Dienes% Noss should „ - Mr:•Stirline, the Coroner, who took the Inquest , be the ',hides for the circelation of malignant private peados:ratite verdict of the Jury—Accidentel *sib: or political slanders. The Noble Plaintiff in the --All the evidence tendered ware ezamined. .4 • present ease bad the same feeling torrents the Public . Mr. - Duckett: knew Mr. To o k , who was not a Press, and disclaimed, its the present case, any wish good driver.'.' The horse he was driving on the day for damages; all lie *ow sought was, to rescue his of the accident was also known to the witness, il, •character from the slanderous aspersions cast upon it was an eliminate "Amt. 7 by she Defendant. TioLeersed Counsel thee pr*. Mr. Neighbose had seen •Mr. Took dine; he erected to detail the particulars of the melancholy saw eisech worse driver• accident which occurred in the Kieg's.read, when Streausaklllnerence, sister of Miss Sherwin. knew Alias Menne was onfortesately throws out of the the hem, which was a it-tilted unmet—would not chaise, sod killed on the spot. This seams' outer. stand still, inlet nodded his heed very muck; could wed on the lethal May, and in the liteussimer of the not judge of Ms. Took's driving. Jlet Owe appeared an article, hessiiil" 4 ! Fatima George Smith knew the horse; he was • blood Deerger,r• lo rake the cooduct of . Loot Charles hone—spirited sod not steady. Mr. Took was not wee described as bomb and unfeeling, aid 40 at& a good driver. dent was impend to the grossest culpability •Sible - Mr. Moaning, Solicitor to Lord Charles, weer, part; tad this drupe was followed by obeetSitlens accompanied by D. Martin sad Mr. Roe, to measure ors Uwe eimilect of young sea of fashion, s t a, se the road at the spot where the accident happened. account of their birth end MO station, setAt.imera which, from the inside of the gutter to the paling ea st defiance. On the 7th of July, a sie:nd 'WWII ace: ended SI feet, driving way. ;reared, in whirls it wesatated, that eo little ese.iord Mr. G. WILLIAMS then addreesed the Jury for the Charles affected by Ibis fatal and mefasabely ecci. Defeedant. Ile dircialmed, on the part of the De. dent, that on the following day be at Limb. (rodent, any toleration of imputing to Lord Charles lio party. *lbis statemeut was utterly sakamilipd;Churchill that he had wantonly caused the yeforiu. yet this was followed, on the 28th at "ado, by a wave catastrophe which gave rise to the publication third article, la which it was stated that .Leed ;of the alleged libels, but he did impute it to the Charles, by his isttesperate driving, had srecagubed !careless and improper delete( of his Lordship, who the death of a fellow.ereatore, and that by thifoost. ' ought not to have attempted to pass the carriage of duct he was likey to lose his seat for St. Albao's, hie. Took at the time lie did, as he would call mi. for which Ire was at that time a Candidate, pad which deuce to prove it was impossible there could have his Noble Father walla have taugla him was a privi.' been room. The mad, at the place where the inci tes. which married him from' arrest for Lis just dent happened, he would strew was only 19 feet 10 debts. 1t..,. were be severs{ libellee' poblicatiuus,l inches wide, the width of a chaise five feet 10 or for which the present action was brought. • 11 lodes; here were three carriages getting abreast, The publicati , .n of thedifferent Petrels wasproverr, one of which, Mr. Harris's, it appeared, was a and the alleged libels read. . . feet and a half from the hedge on his side, so that It.Toone was groom to Lend C. Cherchill, is May. it was impossible there could be any room for Lord 1818. On the 28th of that mouth, when the eccidin( CUM' to pass between Mr. Harris's chaise and Mr. happened, be was with hip Lordship in his almost, I Took's; sod would it now be contended, that a No. driving on the King's road towards Fulham. They bleman, however high his tank, or great his skill in overtook a chaise, in which were Mr. 'look and two dating, was to be allowed to display that skill to ladies, between Sloso.square and Sesth.street. Lord the ionsinest.danger of the lives of his Majesty's sob. Churchill called out two or threetisets to Mr. Took to jests. Lord Churchill had proved, by calling out make room for him to pass. Mr. T. looked mod and repeatedly, that he felt there was not room for him whom, thought he pulled a little to the near side, bet to pass without imminent hazard, yet he persevered,' immediately after, just as Lord C. was passing, Mr. and by so doing had caused au accident,' fatal 11.1191 Took struck the horse on the near side and thole results, and by which a fellaw.creature had been him to the right, when the *heels CUR* is euntee suddenly precipitated into eternity, whose life might end went round together fet a little way. 111.1toess yet have been spared bad his lordship only con.' heard the shafts of Mr. Took'riechalee break. - The.. dalsettdoll to ; alms or to pull op, but for a moment. chaise fell forward, end Mr. Took and the Ladies TO Lorimer, Coons,' contended that he should he fell nut ; the horst ran away. Witness jumped out able to prove Carelessness, which would be sufficient 41/J tati6ht his ham by the bead; Lord C. jumped oat le jillify the poblicatiou wilb ehich the Defendant Sir C.MONCIi, thongs,. nook-, that en Tuesday, the !btu of Jane, be untold subunit a further motion bh relate, to the suppnsed intention at ceding that iIiSCP 10 the Porto. In the mean time be should 11109 e fnr annthe► Peps, being a Copy of • Lours addressed by the Pilau* and hit Son to General (;am/bell, he 1811, upon thaltate of 11,4 affairs.— Ordered. The Clisritable Foss& Bill was f tk: • se cond time. A 5 ,4130,0 TAINT. The CIIARCELLOR al the klellhatiF.R wed. that the llosti-e wheel/ rooky itself Was Ceneoftwe se the Assessed Taves gen. The blest flee. Grades* thee id, that bo ntight awed, espial* the Itreilutoses which hefted to salmis to 'she l'otenottee, by itiolug that the object of Uwe bore a sear resounbinswe to .he plan reivesonewleof ty ai hire. Ratenet %lir M. W. 1 1.11. Hoerr w s., however, thillilirreens bete owe sale—dun Miami I rit comb stag In Gibe mats the whale of the robireti ad arovonent. and applyiog I. It the tame equal mesa sere of reinpleittnis. he Imogene& after 111siog ihk period of compwitioo stehrr. year., a requite a per restage ot See per (eta for hoows and n endows. and ten penes. spite Ilmmellall altoblminiseal.. Tot. wino: on appeared to bias easordleut. anateverh as sledges hold noose. beieg as theineelver local sad los liable to change, might in pay a kos we for the adage .4 tiring freed fray the chits of Sonoma. Ile 100“11, there fore. in the Ina plate. a Newlin ion, but the Male ilenersed Tate. be continued fee three )ears; and le. the weed, oleo a cionparbioa he allowed of Is. la thermos( ea all dishes me .es- ed - hpoe flosses sad aml librawilapoo all others. • Sir M. W. RIDLEY ebereved, that as Alipeampoiitien was M be vehaatory, the wily vacates& was. slack AufMlinaeat was the men ad.lofile. that of au equal era diner to coopesitleil. ;If* thosight she flight Ilk. bleistiempw would defeat his abler by rfilliebg ape. e rf•t /I "r a ir 1 = 66" renal. heaat of lose defies. introit no the eft to peeve** swerborgeo. sad be bossed Om we fit hue the Right Hoe. Oro. weakl beef rreis=4 pr restage Of keit was likely to be mace this' a h, doe of too. The CH A Pilt..ll,.LOR of thp. RICH liellEß.repliell...kat his dietiaetioa was foiseded opearhe experievee tear the Awns eif Utiles a. bows add lest Mao 111111 wtbre Nisch of . them Ihey had ben geisetalty fame. lo Jewish' a. a statirmary amereat. , The 'ember rif. g als IWO bones was evidently liable to wieliewol drag!. bilald propose also. shot afiliosigh the party tourpouilliet * 'MOW alkpeed so Werner she caber of Ms w Meows. or. psis arldflhees le the part. of Ms Ntablisamesst already award. let that olds right should um Named serects sat preelsooly ashessed at ail. Ile might Whom* Ms wirmAragty a refirreamita the eve @famines heft a Moot • carriage. as the soeingporat of a ear. stage s the carriage so added weaW a.t It Whiffed la the pre . views iorpoliiew. Mr M. W. RIDLEY said. that after this exviamstiers, he mild only vies lha prospered pluses oue of • oddities& sasiseitio. Ilk alma oloj , et had been to gassed aware this eissehereete. My the Right flomiarahhi timbre's plane penes she kept a bone and regrant, If he bought a gig. shield Iwo the 'demotes, I his eaessaitiest. He was sorry sisal the Right Hiseraisnshle 4 ientlemidlleil as. acted ea Ms au . hatted of goers liammatibilamm, sad taking Woke at iheTas.ellee. - Me - sieso dieted did Ibis weartare week, do se good, wed he received silt ratlelarenn by the . The CHANCELLOR of the I:XCIIEQUER remarked, that la the reparation of say arm or sinportaat sestwere be should always Orel it his duty to consult persists of expellees:a sod peached 1... ledge. The Itemilatioas were them agreed to, and the Revert ordered to he receleed ea Maude). PRAM I, WORK.KNITTISRS' RILL. Me. 111111.1111ELD wowed the Order al the Duty fee this Ilouse galog lass a Committee on this Rill, and a hang if ens. Mesa Nowt The 11111 was apposed by Mr. Phillips, Lord .tither, and Mr. How. Lord A LTROR P :anted as an amendment to the Nestles. for ihe liewalkee• now Ir•t mg the C 1....?. that ski Speaker leave she Chair this day is warolis.—(Loud laughter.] a. r. Ellice. r. mid Wr. Nikon, larr.,orled the DHI. lie. FIN LAY_ the EMI as dangerous ad i ~. ... - - owe omibl the , rfeee goatytltN it. ' Mr. blA3lbFlre sad revlfid c.. .ra .0 the t I- - i WY Ili 1 12M/CtiVVstfaur 'dealer. 1 • The Howe divided, she* 37 to 13, bring a sakirity • Nod fur tomminiug the lON. The Ili.l west morels i.l * Comelttee. mid the /Levert um wive* to be eeived so 11ooloy.— A ejooesed. Lew INTELLIGENCE. was charged. The 1.-areed Gianni, after some for. thee obeervatioses, canted the follossiug witnesses J. Bradshaw wes over the wet, and saw the aeci. dent occur ; obser►ed Lord Charles's dennet come ep end attempt to pas• the other two carriages, in doing which he struck against Mr. Took's chaise.— Witness beard B crash. Saw Of two and Mr. Took fall set ; the elderly lAdy felt oat ; shot be came of the other Lady witness did not know. If Lord Churchill had inept a few minute, the amide'st could not here beppeoed. ;Ir. I. Took is a wine-merchant. Witness describ ed the accident : whew Mr. Ileitis's chaise was near ly abreast of witness behind a cry hom behind. end saw Lord Charles's &tenet coming up very quick.— Witness pulled up close to his own side, and Lord Charles dashed in between the witness and Mr. Harris's chiles; and the accident instantly occurred. —Witness bad driven his horse fur three years, and was accustomed to driving. Cross.osaasined.—ilarl never met with any serious accident ; his horse on one occasion had plangent in consequence of any stinging him ; but no accident occurred. Did ant defend this action, or did he de fend any Paper. Knew nothing of the chaise being behind him till he heard the short. Could not pull his horse to the left, es he was already close In the ode of th• road; would not swear he did not strike his hone. Went to Mr. Nicholson's whilst Miss Sherwin wits there, and sent for Mr. Roe. the Swims. Ile took. Miss Sherwin's pockets. Mr. Yeoman wrote thd letter which was published, espressing astonishment , at the conduct of Lord Spencer Churchill. Witness did not direct his Lordship to be ssiemoned to at. tend the Inquest, but his Lordship sever sent to his house to make any enquiries. Mrs.Gurling, the other' Lady, who was with she wilting, was 75 years of sge. She was much hurt by the accident : she wu now at Woodbridge. in Seffolk. Mary Swish was attending a feettral in the King's. mad, at t►e time of the accident, and gate the same seenent as Bradshaw, the first witness, did. i. leieester sew Miss Sherwin dregied along is the reins by the hors., bet did not see the chaise,. D. Marti 3 saw Lord Churchill's chaise come op et a furious rve, and in attempting to pass Mr. 'fook, ren against 031 Gentleman's chaise, ■nd drove it op against a post, where the accident occurred. Wit ness Itail since measured the road le this spot, aud the width was 19 feet Winches. Croes•esamined--Witneaa was painting his ma ter's pales 30 yards from the spot; was pretty tyro Lord Churchill was going 12 or 14 miles as hoer; did sot know ha had ever told a different tale, sad said Lord Churchill'. carriage was going file miles ow hoer ; had never sera Mr. Manning, Lord Cbercbill's Wicker, or his son, or Mr. Roe; the sersem after saw them measuring tie road, and pointed out to them the spot, or said he did not think it was so wide; he saw only two carriages; if there had bees a third he moat have semi it. Mr. Gill, Clerk to Mr. Mit, the Defendant's So licitor. wagered the reed et the spot pointed oat by the last witness; the width of the load was 19 feet 6 inches. Mr. Took was called back. It. had seen the road seasnred twice, once i.. mediately after the accident, and once soma time afterwards; the seasereaseat was as described. Mr. Yeomen, Hoete•steward to the Medical So• defy, had been driven to Highgate by Mr. Took in his chaise; the horse Mr. Took drove was eery quiet. Cross.essmined. —Witness wrote no paragraph, eacept one which appeared in the Times. Witness did not defend the Times; this was copied into the Chronicle. Mr. Millison produced the Times of the 28th of May, thellronicfs of the 27th, end the Morning Peal of the nth. The paragraph in this two Brat were is the form of Leviers to the Edon's, signed .1. Y. and imputed the accident to the impatient and improper driving of Lord Cherchill. The paragraph in The .Vorn lag Pod was a contradiction of this paragraph. Several ether witnesses worn Mr. Scussa.re replied; and after a sammieg op . frees the Jude, Mr. Jounce BATLEY, the Jury re tired et sit o'clock, and reserved at eight, finding a verdict for the Miami"; with 501. damages on the two counts complaining of the libels, if. which Lerd C. woo acce.ed of having goo. to Almack's, and of lonia, commenced legal proceedings from improper motives ; bet • verdict for the Defendant, on the third count, to the charge of forions and care less driving, on the ground that the justification was evade out. _ Mr. Jostles BATLEY being prayed to certify, said, be woe ovally pleased with the hotting of t►e Jury for the Defendant, fir people were not to endanger t►e safety of their fellow.ereateres. TO CORKESPON DaNTS. o, Same Obserratiimi oa the }feet of the Maasfsetoriag System of Mr. Owes, with blots foe the isprorersieist ad Woe parts of it which we Emit laJorious to health eat verwals l were latetaded for this day's STITIIIMIN, big( wed deferred till to-so•rar w, as mow attic keg debate is** How at Coossaws. Weave also bemired with erase rideable Item:lrks apes hie mew View of Society, sedate pleased to see the seetleerila of this borieroleat sae sad esalected philosopher wale their way at so prowilsiag a rate. sa the direction whale they may best produce their wonted rifesk. K IRO'S BIRTU•11 t V.--Ilnligny ra obe Public Oakes. THE STATESMAN. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNI 4, 1819. Ministers are still In place, bat what Minister, with a due sense cf honour, or with an ntilinary share of common spirit, would remain in place as oars do They are the most voracious of the species of sanisinsgines, for although they have drained the country almost to dryness, they will not gait their held. It way be said, end safely sworn to, that were it !MOW to p t their patronage in abeyance, in as its lii should be forgnttan daring any one day on which a us ional question were de bated in the Ilona of Commons that trataled in levity and talent in those who have the ►''s of the country, the resew Administration would be in • vast rainoriti !! Is this a state then for Grist 'Britain to remain iu ? Will, the men of property, e'en the C.apitslists and Loan Costrottort, cesseeist to let these mph' remain in powe► till esetifer env esompences ? Can fifty tensible men in the count(' be found willing to commit Oa shaken State to their euideace through another dangensek period! There +•ill be no BOXAPARTC sg•is to be exhibited as lbe rew•heed old Meedy.bemes, so as to all •p every baud sod every helfpenny in the cease; so I Hats might be throws' up In the air in tail a *enrl time. Toe majority of lasi night of only thirst,' in a division of 300, on a palely Miuisterial ques tion, shows that they are 'lousily out of the pub. tic confidence and opinion ; and none bat mein spl. riled men would cling together after sn complest roof of their impotency. Rat that It is not is the cnktemplation or wish of the best Patriots of their Country, to same any sa• of men to take olliceulnder so roinowt a system, or such a junto of unfit men, Jodi a cabal of petty tyrants, could not have re. mailed in place Ulf seising. There is scarcely a dr aocretic tongue is the kingdom, which does not curse the Wit and their measures. Is this, then, the condition •'great empire, with possessions East, West, North, sod South, ought to remain is for one week together, surrounded by States in rivalry, is envy, sod likely to be in enmity with us The Foreign Enlistment Bill, to which we earnest. ly called the stteotion of our Readers, produced a dis play of logic and feeling mon the Ministry and their Meads, to the lac degree hisailialing. It was in mato tbat they beat round the boob to conjure op something likes reason for atisfyleg of beautify and freedom ; net u case that they owned would op , ply—not a single argument would beer them up.— The debate stript the subject of all disguise; its grimness was wooed, and almost entirely defeated by the mere force of principle. It sunk down fa flimsiest, and a fatality awaited emery step of the discussion ; Mr. Wtint's pleading recoiled sp. oo the cause from which he had pointed it ; end LOA CASTLIREAGII, otter a bewildering circuit of remain, which he took wittiest the com pany of a Weigle anderetandleg but his owe, hav ing concluded with " so mach for the Lew of Na tions," the House burst eat into laughter! The force of Sir R. Wane', opposition to this measure, and the feebleness of the majority, we c.ntirfee at making out for It a ofiliontss to the shades below. -. 0 10 11 1.-•. F UN US. This being the day appointed by the CrtsricrgLor. of the Lacings's& for the diffetent Gentlemen who intend bidding for the ensuing Loan, to wait on him at 12 o'clock; previous to that hear a great deal et bu siness was transacted, although a holiday at the Bank. The Funds opened at 66i, and went to 66 i ; 67, st which price they continued till the return of the Gentlemen from the CHANCZLLOR of the EICHZ. TII E LOAN. 0 t s'C4•ck. A Loan of 12 millions, and ono million per month from the Sinking Fond, and loading of gig millions of Eschews's Bills this year. The Bank mill not take in the Limn. The Minister riees not give any pledge that he will sot Wow, the Interest on &chequer 114111, hot titys he will 15... only 8,000,000 this year. The Bidding will be is Redacted and Consols, on Monday neat. Yesterday the Panics Raspy held • Lmeat Caritas-haw. atereted expected to we the Pentaa Awlsweader g• fa State. bet shc French Asstwowdar was the Italy lionise Iltai•ser el. s• weal. Prime Leanne was acesaspaated by the Duke of Knee., • Tito Parr Dinner was held at Newnan* lest Pd. day, anti was Weeded by a party of shoat 74. Lord VA NI was presto. Those lbertings WM to have I .deerttased in number. At York s smell, and dalabt lees tekd, assembly of 40, celebrated the principles and memory of the immortal Ststesenen. No men tion at all.hos bees mode of lb. noweber at the Loa- Jon Dinner. • Sutattness, Jens 3 —Arrived the Malaber. Al. much, to tete uese . icts eh board for New Soot , Wales. Covets, Juno 3.—Arrived the floddsrd, Applyi ten, from Lnndnn, .at from Portsmouth, to take In troops for goober. -Nyman Fat nava, June 3.—The Ann, Taylor, Ott Wreck open the Newsome!, on her passage from Hell ip Ibis port, has beets repaired in Dock, and sailed irOlt Prince Edward's bland.. . • Devim, Just; 3.—Peseed IMe port this ofternnon the Standard, Stephen', for Jemmies; end Elite, Broomfield, front Tenerife. cons Itfic AAAAA Jose 4.—The Market was hat Misty Ilappliett alth keetist Wilma this moronic,' for.bltbretaf pale llleney WM, asked, MO the exportookos of a bore si•ppl: lie3l orrk ii,dered the Millers In sitalsold irorrlooog. therrr re Una Aft pliers meld rally be obtaisied.—rtar f. , .h flats Irk gaues —la Corley. Bran. sad Measthepritrsare isetainal. Eurretracts. JOINC 4.—Tlie Market this swede* bo4 3 ham , 'applykirio..f castle.— Moor rash*, dra er thee she la-11 Martel. the issue is brisk.—ln Platte. ant 4.. h el -1 teratioa.—lreal rbriper, and k erro4so or 144 ore . Ie Ike Hey Mareet there was he' 1,a1.• debig. ma Me pike , emits a. per lost m the hewer. are Sailing 6 , 1' glelbtfa (dater Offlprr. 1 • b a tarred Illutessent of the aysben sod r i ico t Nlariet s -- - 1 , TO OA the Oral. per stare of Mee 'gee ... 44. Of. fa la. 44. 1 Head of C..effi• Me Of l ill if etas ..bs., or. •M. 6.. im. Nose. Yeas ... se • Qt. in 1,.. 6t. Slav! awl Lambs . Wm , Pon ~.. b.. Or: In 66. lAJ. cal... IN g) Lamb— q.. MI. is 7.. LW P . ... ... HAY-31 iv ... • bl. 0.. cup. et o'. *tr.", . 7.. lARKkT. (4. •0,6. M. 1•d.II. N. vit. I. 116 011. I.ll\llll\ ib r „., r d 15„1... ' , rimy, at eoa ble.imatax Onus, Nu. 4, SiCabbury;kuuti s klest-sucd. C A 111 Fri ant Ikai tele 4,11