The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-23 00:00:00

Fw ~-~-+. Tr+or M/I!Ngf!rr• par•mguiliiirnimpimmrwimmw • - I. • - • IS& J. Si'. EWRIGHT strongly reco m mend the • NEW LOTTERY. el* Ole Fielliroprete of it: for ee Phew) is so preigeset with go* PAW that It must please every body. The Scle_sultt. aliseieboo Features I Lich here hitherto been hoftidir it POW appeobaites. aril pew ones. not more notel tisdatilnuitatmowe. It will. fterefore. not he too much to espeq‘ . llit empty Tieket will he P.M: for. with may MOO Tlftets. there are Two Prises of tu,oolll. mid de other Capitals, 10.8terling htesser;—No Mod Pisa :—Every Ticket dfaGn tangly ;--11.9(10 in extra Prises ;—and all will he drums In oleo day. bIEXT WOO NBADAY. Tickets aid Sha.es ileisselltrecity .4 J J. Aivit wßioirr. No. S. Condit!' I fllolbera sB.llayenarkee I tpd 141, Oxford-street. London : srbp_ goldths the lust Lot- Pry. PAIL 111.0110 t. 14,113. WOW.: with atawy.islator Capitals of beet. PUO/. Lc. ascO t =o , 'Ageism is the fnentel.—Sebeema. with fall ° say be WI r BISH'S NEW LOTtERY. UST I , lllollTirtrtssr, 111111111VICY. ametmeanntwir. ibl4H respectfully aespaalt i fts t e thjbiir he'hes • esiarteted with Governs's, fbe • sty, and h lade be &Witt Is *et • • Sirs aeries of ) ars. Do es. dii net see* of the opportusity to present them %/deft t ler waft sad fairness, should mud sa i n:al. rotieshenld plies in the most favourable point of view that which be had himself pleased. might. perhaps, be ex- petted ; but conscious of having used his best efforts to do pries to his friends—of having scrapulovaly endeavoured es to construct the tichem, as to be free from all the dis 'mistral tricks resorted to last Lottery—and having public advantage as well as Individual interest most sincerely at Itwart, he invites an Inspection, in the full confidence of its 'meting general approval. TIIE ACHEME CONTAINS 2 YILIZIIS of inte.ooo, and various other Capitals, ALL IN StiRLING NIONPT All to be draws in Ono Day (nest Wednesday) WM of this Month. -------• There ate Mien& extra in Prives ! in all which every Purchaser will part= whether he snakes his purchases at the Coetractor's . or at those of any other °See keeper. Is this Lottery every Ticket will be put into the wheel, and each will decide its own fate. and no other. liehets and Shares are setting by 81811, Bole Contractor. 1110. 4, tornitill, and Charing-Cross; London, and by all the Agents in the Country. *The Prieett (Of Stocks &reedited hourly. aplest fish's gl e es in CornisilL by which the Public can see the lie- DEAFNESS AND DISEASES OF THE EAR! PERSONS &flirted with DEAFNESS, NOISES fa Ike HEADotc. may obtain speedy relief by applying at the Hermitage. No. Si. Edgware-road. London, neatly "petite Mr: Fisher's Nursery - . where the following per mits, together with many others. bare recently been eared. smear theta Henri,' At years of age, and who had bent dis abarged from Dispensaries and lustitutions as incurable. Mr. .---. deaf ft years, cured In ire weeks. Mr. ---.-.-. deaf SO years, eared in Woe days. W. If. Fog. deaf 10 sears. cured In owe mea'. Mr. - very severe este. cured in three weeks. iNts.----. deaf six years, cured in oasemontio. Mr. -, at R. 0. Bart., deaf eight years, mired la be webs. Miss -, deaf If years, cored intro weeks. bk. ----t. very severe ease, cured in throe weeks. Mr. -, desists jeers, eared in three weeks. Ilk ---. deaf four years, cared is two smooths. Wm-, des, three yenra. cared to a month. %r. s----, deaf three years. cured id two weeks. rs. -----. deaf eta )ears. eared In sic weeks. Mrs. --, deaf IS years, cured In a month. Kt. -. total deafness. occasioned by a paralytic sad' 41F1(013$ affeetipa, perfeetly .restored to his bearing In ten, weeks. _ Ile Purr. cur; sad residences of the above cotes me, fpriitiliploss of the parties. given in each packet of the me. seet. Willek.,beingthe diseovery of a regular moodiest loss. =deb, thooltestelatt of the eilleted. It is so safe and **reposition. that it may be used by this mom de lla, halite. • without eauslag the least pain or incurs titiem s: ,. . . • Whim also My. be had. a Sescittr TiNcrune, for the 'belt:. imasbaik, Sciatica, and Gloat. Cramp. Spasms. 4 .persons who are misfortunately ambled to the sleeve palate% sod hitherto supposed. Incurable disorders. k) tskiug the medicine sreording to the directions, will be IhmleMly fired from those Amalie] complaints. sad become " well es If they had never bees *flitted : it sets as a gen tle a:teratite, and is one of tbe greatest purifiers of Cie blood and juices ever discovered..and is so safe led gentle Is ks operation that it may be takes by the Dust delicate ''bits without the West, danger of takiug cold. or injury to 'he constitution, and as a family medicios it Meads and sailed, This eslebrate;i Tioiture la sold el I.IIIMI 4a. dd. curb. I turally one. I k.. thi s site contains MOM Su- Id. 0014- 00 - Persons ...sting their mots by F lidemmord to the Armitage. es above, will bare . forwarded. *4 "fug isforbritbib WOO% fay iiiiliaitrsal tams*, ho letters rseviverl moles. post pig, 1 - • .- r . it..faut it is on the right hand as you go into Paris. De you-recollect while with the Princiss at Naples, Bergauti being out one evening on horseback, and the Princess asking for him ?----Yes, I recollect it very weß. The Soperrox-Oexa.nat.--Your Lordships will allow me to.remind you, that the witness entered the service of the Princess at Naples, and was with her' there about a month. Was the Princess in her bed tooth - at that time 7-- I don't know. beetuse 1 was down in the court. Did, gau • tell Bergami when low came home, hat the Princess wanted hint —Yes: 'ln coneeepsenets'of roar so telling hire that the trincess t wasted him, did be go up stairs to her? 111r..8a0c0n..0 objected to this question. The Luau CUAZICILLOR reaslif opinion the question ought to be " where did he go?" After that was 'comnittniratesl to him by the wit delis where• did.ilergami go .to 7—Witness was about to recite a cooversathmhetween himself and Hergami, whale Mb. Bienctiliam interfered. and objected to this as not Wing evidence. ' l i fieStitwevostAit—eza4Lthoogit it might of ought not be received. Lord ElliKlNg said, that it could have no connec tion whatever with the case, if it only proceeded from the mouth of Berganti without the presence of the Queen. The LORD CHANCYLLOR said, that it might be evi dence. But that it must be given on questions regu larly put. The Souctroe-OrNaest. said he would put the question differently, so that the answer night be se parated front the conversation. After it had been communicated to Bergami that her Royal iliguness wanted him, where did-hr Fe — To his own room. After he had entered his own room, what did he do as to the door of the room ? --Ile "shut the door. When be says that Bergami shut the door, does he mean that he merely put it to, or did Le du any thing with the look ?----lie locked it. Do you recollect how lung he was there 7----Three quarters of an hour or an hour. Did yon see the Princess below daring that period? —I did not. Witness iu the former part of his examination being asked as to the arrangement of the bed rams at d'Este, stated some change to have taken place. Was that change made while her Royal liigisi;ess and Bergami were in Greece 7—lt did happen then. Does he know what was the situation of their bed rooms at d'Este after their return from tireece, and after the change bad taken place ?---I remember it. Does be know whether they were mar to each other, and whether there was a direct communication between them ?—There was. Were the apartments of the rest of the household at a distance?--They were more far. Was there any door, which being closed, shut off all communication from the rest of the haus,. with those apartments which were so occupied by the Prin cess sod Bergami ?---ins, when the door was locked, then no one else could enter. Does witness recollect whether for the purpose of making this commutication, any alteration had been made in the wall 7---Ife does not tentember. Was there a theatre at the Villa sage 7--There was.. Did the Princess act at that theatre?--Sht die Did shr act with Bergami ?—lle has seen Bergami and the Princess art, but he has nut remained*dstring the whole performance of the comedy. On their first arrival there, was the Princess usually visited by persons of distinction in that part of the country ?-1 do out remember. Does witness remember a person of the name of Ma- Isoutet ?---1 do remember him. Of what country was he 7—He was a native of Jaffa. Did he remain with them while the Princess was at &lime - —Did 1w observe any exhibitions of 31aliumet. Did 11abosort remain while the Psivess was at Villa d'Egte you ot,ser ye him make any exhibitions theme [Mr. klatousmem objected to WI questio)i. Aftrr wards it was put as folio* , I—j these seller of lbe Princess ?.—Yes. Was &spud also present ?—ife'sras. Ive Did the witness ever see the Prindess Ws the lake of Como with liertatni ?—Many times. Wo Berganti also present ?-11e was. Alone or not ?—Alone. Often alone -Many times; The SOLICITOR-Ur:URAL suit" he had no more sines- Itoia's to put. - Cross-examined by Mr. Bito“acot. At a quarter past IX the crone-examination ;was commenced by Mr. BaokaliAx, the same interpreter continuing 6o act. The witness having stated in his examination that he had left she service of Hentral Mao, be wished to know whether it was not in consequence of haring killed a Lorse Has Is...never horse at all?—No. ' Has be never told iny body that he killed a horse? —Never. Son ornpied Some cries of " Order !" were heard, which inter apfed the proceScling; they were followed by cries of " Uo on ! go op!" Mr. Bassuanlas observed, that it would be my difficult for him to go on if he was interrupted in the course of his examination by onnecpseary cries of order. " Oa on! Uo on!'' was repeated, and the evidence was resumed. What +crazes did he receive in the service of General Pint' T . —Twenty-five pence per day. Was he dissatisfied with his wags+, and .did bOf Mare the service of the °metal - on.' that aecogni.lwer He left his service at Mantua, during'the blockade of that place. At the secood_table at the eneen'i house at Naples, - did he not sit with.the servant of Sir William. (dell? —lle does not remember (non mi recorie). Does be emenembee whether the English servant of Mt. craven, another Oentleman of the Princeris suite, sat there ?—lte does not rtmemiser. Had either of those Englilis Gentlemen English servants in her Royal Highness's family ?—They bad. Were they livery servants or servants oat of livery ? —They did not wear livery every day, bat at great dinner+ they wore liveries (uniforms according to the Metal translation). 'Was it the duty of the ordieary livery servants to wait upon her . Royal Highness ?--Yen, at tabs. Was it also their duty to wait on her at breakfast k late morning 1--No. Ws% it the duty of the upper servants, including the courier, to wait upon her-Royal Highness at break fiet • Dues he know Ilieronymas ?---tiery well. bee+ be now Caustra?—l'esr Id her josty . s hove at . NaPles where did Austin sletV— edits not remember. Will lbe,swear that Austin did - not sleep in the neat room toilet Majesty ?--That he does li What wes the. to w n ,oat in w e. wen . per asoya, Ilighttikylept ?•=r.' see was a gtind saloon ; he has seen se other. , •• Wher'l4-I.4*.ilaltand, her toyal Highness's phy sltt b. STeersl,?—lle does not rrtietniver. Will the witness+ :swear that there was no other pas lige by which her Royal highness could .enter Ucr genii's room, when lie was•oanened by illness, ezerpt that where you slept ?--He saw (irtaN 4i orduta) nu other "pitesage.., Will he swear that there was no other pwage ? There was a great saloon beyond. the to. in of her Royal Highness, and beyond that there was a little vorrilor. Ile cannot swear ; he does nut remember • whether three was another passage. Will he swear there was no-other passage? 7 --He cannot swear; he did not wee another; there might hare been another, but he can wily swear to that. Will he swear that three was siu'aceess to Bergami's room from the Princess's room, orteept throngh" the cabinet ii which the witness sky' ?*-- . 411c de nut • re member any other passage. Mr. Itaavoultw-bjected to the manner in ehich the question had been- pert hi' the interpreter. 'the. sue-;tion vaeiiii materially from the List, yet it had been pat to ft* witless .in the owie ideatical terms. He begged the qnestion might he literally translated. Will he swonr, that lig presori wished to go from Prilheellesto-lt to Barger:44 tees, ha Mead. not • ' I.•[_ . ; .1 e . . .. ..„ . . . ..... - ijj 4 ifit,LL•• • . ~•• . ......4.• _... 4,. .. • • . , . ....:•„. , (-4 4 • , • ••. . .... . . I .• .. .. • • ..k .)1.4 ...., ..• r , : •_- ' 11 16 I , .. ...,_ , , 7 ,,,,,, 0., •_. . .._ ...„. . .2.,. .....„........._....., ii .in ~. . . . . . . • . • „... ..:. .. •__ • ... . . • • .. .• .. .... •.. :.... ..••.,.,...„......,,..........,..._... • ........__ _ ........ ____ _._ _____ _ __._ _ ..._. ....... ______ .. ,".."..,,,.,......„:„.. ........ • • .. ~. .. LONDON,• IV ED NEEiDit l esltrGlJST 33, 1820. _ . . , . . • _,,i,s• _ • k . NO. 48DW - ••• - - - " t7te Cause jhr which HAMPDEN Ail is Me '' !SYDNEY did on the &fold !" - -•.- - • Pltiei Szvies • __ .. . ._. ._ .. . , A sT moat's "bk§tilVAß li reprinted, HOWR'II NATIONAL. TOY---Saverteeims carrion. Did tkos her Mitboinet making any eitti-r irct sny other waymastipt through tke cibi b ad „„ we, - tor' Sewn 'Poste. al - th e Oilee in the The ;nett extensively embellished, and most npicfly jaellies billet's th i e e =Cl as was present N-Yes, evotAi, (the witnees) slept P.-There wen soothe Tbe Am me r sra s ik ay ~,,,,z e ; r ut b e t wo riphess. , production ever limed front the' peels, Price ma Mobling, rt r i t h ic yl,r go intdiergenti's rum. l oan *mint IM/dies is the' most ;svelte/Ma for 'V II E s Q t.' ESN " . S MAT kli MOM it L LADDER, ' .wirt • ' • I *Glen describe what these girorki were whielt Without peeving. through the eabille 1, iris is the Cousid•-:40 Per*alarly so forPerentas re- JL a Nimlonal Tay. BS the Airtuoi ot est POLITICAL • i mehOlet • • H o rs / T im ? J a m Am ? . II ig l u, sap p . its m e ; so d thugs • Vire peMbintetl in the pretence of the Princess ? witness slept.---Yes. - iv Lassitude of gni* old its Nkaishosirittoadi eagke mums in WWI, with .W CIILL vi!..--611elv.and Lois ;He [Herat witness endeavoured to do so, by Wading : Where did Plieronymas sleep in the indeft - 7, -- b pp it e d IN4ibUtetrotasert!t elver fltanailll Igen- qualities; declares ;ft at aerepts; Ills alters ; impueb 4 :. his kit ad sinking and r i s i ng in quick alternations, does mot ressemiter (woe mi ricertro_ -) it• tidrews, upposite tbe White Hort, s fts. exeulpetelk; eauprptea • rentieratet • consternates.: t .1;.11 • • liattint till ' hi s hands, an d supping his fingers ell the Where did Saitriat 0111111ia silp 1. - - .• . - •• It. actises ; i ihe Press tristelies ; ell s lisliisit Moe ii*eso ;• • • _---- - Pries is. oho fith lion of ~. . . He east 6yr his crown, big char the Milo` Bat: 'l a s i will*. IA also used some word as the mune of this remember. , Tisp. .s..,immi._,,; •,.,is, ..ditet ti,i; d ' lrs tri ; The rod-Cate Meat ; Teapot do 0 ",:, 'i so 4 loglit Sihlch we could not gather ebrreetly, bet Of rouse the white*. does Olt remeuta A sleet. thorwted 4 11 4 8(4 a now. alka so ft 40 Primed Milani . 'long. Lideate.:hill i 'sod *OK ti *Wit the interpreter was going to explain. by 'tying William lien's serrantn slept ?--•-NO. j oatisieuire.weillks latallaotoralthele . *Wart! a il Boeilifillers io the Uniniii hinsddie..-Orderi..ftsint Hilt* lie Bast , this was a sort of dance.) Nor where Mr. Payne's menials slept mow ; aid is-MAO i ts infilldedla a Walt' the ettent.y. ~trains rikaittaistrai will. bit ...inittliilfy• IllieTt.bilt• Sheltoants interrupted him, and the Io• not rmnemher. . . k a p shad* k roglemeir, swab sokieet. . earitsourd, aed *curds stir doors aid shop-Windows es- tormtWisid he could not translate the word ; the en- When skid Meson; the .laid sheito --.. es lICSJAIANI I[IIII6IIIIWILV. Senor ocher. iattaltd. Likewise, by the same Anchor, price N. k einnumtv litentewer Nay. 170 d, pop I 14.1 he bet . D'art Circus out et ens - 1144,, us' :rev ligneet Ndt. proceeded.] know. • ' allikeeldleilaleWortawaannalard ho w &diming terms: For Mr. Attorney Oesesabb4a . - 'veldt a _. 'tows describe the gro:Al from beginning to Wirer: did the other nab sleep ?--.- „im os peatillik Traeger with 'surest sod . witit, Otto Refeeshee. Also, . -. 4 • y Oust) him difusibe ill that Maumee did. resnember. ..„. mil= thesuttiotiou of the public. "- -* . , 0 tie. Hsi Now mmd.fweai and' ' 014. * -1411P...14 dice , ~ . ow , ~..j. ;_ , s s ;s, s s , ..„...4 1 .......V . t=r op . pa ticdingly repeated his imitations, which 'Wu it a very severe wourogi which Berl heti** von isitoilak '4llo l ' jk the said again be could notirlasiate. Mr. ftits the kith of g *eV-At Nees TO St • e 1 could no longer fiti . ninlittnelbilt-. • .. NONIINCI OrSiRIMPS. . - nouRE or -...-- unins. Ave. n. . •; • ~,, sword earitrieef --4 at Which weer:it of their Lorsithipe. Was It got 10, oath. mines itrete, AO re . the increasing demand of this much ad- • . '' ' Most:" no. no.":j i tie Interpreter again addressod•the' fins 4 to his a ?-Ht toad not au ____....,.. lame fee all sorts of Fish, Ae. it has induced the lipase. ant said , as be could nottriussiete the woo- bad n 7 know aulgi*Of the illness. • issmilmi vu lIIIHRY !POWELL, at his Whoiceilie oil and ; .(IPhis . Ihautilia . tion of larphitli awed from the i 'adieu of Tse SreTtseas ytsterttsy..) • ' lion otmititill,-* It* had desired the Solicitor-Owners! Was DO tin winkss tatip into the lows ille 11reohrese, ot, Idawpte-street. (where - hi Tribe psi be applied with this aurkiji Oho? amain* Sauces, On leaving the Princess at Pinto, his . jucci - arils isitiself.te diticeibi it.-431v+ lanktiter.) 'I in Order-to. attend Sequel in his Dines those, de.) to tenant !feat gs rra a tarot. iteknOwledgmeets asked into whost.sertice. dad you go ilien?;--The Mir-. • How l were Hi** 'pantaloons prepared for performing Bergemi's order. • sla Pu Public ihr their r I 4 eMsiilf. and at the ow aness.d'Erb7 IXlessisausi. . . • •''- the gaorhif---They were moved backwards sad for- Tbr wiry' sat bad said Berxiimi could a yes bogs leers to s t them that it Is sold by all . How long did ybu remain in Itily after leitvinr her - wards. he know whether he timid walk P-- u Olt sad Italian Warehpruess.in Loodon, end by nu or. - ore respectable agents - 1W every town. throughout the at Pesete?- 1 cae'Ciell• - • Did .he Act may thing with hit hands ?-I have not know : ladled kingdom. ...! • As near as you .cars tell ?-I think four se fire sees it. . Did witness are him walk out every di Oh-eree, sone is ermine unless signed " Dictator; and months. . Wes the position of trowsert the lapse as asnal ?..- 16 the streets?-He does not remember. ,- k° l . o ' .. . s i ter lid e r ie r r s. " Ti c api e r r ies : f owls. " 4 " ; : rl ; :* pw , tim i ti . k . i i ,. Do you reritliee : to whit inn you went with the Always. • Will hc sweet that during his illness, =mended for shipping, as is warr-ated to keep In any. Princess at Paola P-r-I.do not remember the name of Were thew ffilochi done more thin once in the pre. him walk out once?---He does not return climate. it, Ant it. is on the right band as you go into Patio. more of else Princess ?--Yes. _ Did the winos's ever go into Bergand's lerefrut If ram - • . • • e- • 4-• laV • n, ' .11"° , ./Y1 cAbiew who,* W umber polar w cabinet where 'As Um ?-411 t—gli *in alit reiperntse; ;rbete minims slept ?--Wit thes demi Id ifs WI . A. Bknatiallei_J 1111“1111. att • • f Ira toile • es,y, losisoPe4 s . • . . A lover aptreatirel ' ti. - Plums ?—.-Yes, fide ; dad N—ti• 'sr! day, Mt mai be ever shr remember. Did the witness ever go into Berproi's ream duriite the time of his illness ?--Yes, be waited upon him. lo waitinh•,apon him, did be frequently git into his room P—Often. Did be hod him walkfug up and down the room? ---lie does not remember. Was he attended by my medical tnan?....Re deem not remember. . Did be not ere her Royal Niemen the iodate.. ell Woks going into the room of Hieronymus, Mink ' also was siesfined by illness?--He does not Did he not see her go into the room of Sir 41 11... when he also was coined by illness ?—lile 4ll' ' remember. Was it not the constant practice of her Ropitilles...• sees to go herself into the chambers of any set at 1W suit, to inquire after their health and recommit airier their illness ?.—This be does not remember. Was he ever ill himself at NaplesN,-No. Did her Royal Hightteeieeer make any di ?millet in the attention which she paid to the arm eV the lower servants of the household dories/ *de the by illness The Sotteroa-GliNzant. said, that in all *me qllee• Liens his Learned Friend amused nets 'Which dla OM • appear in evidence, and therefore they were not ow reedy put. He assumed at the basis of his gaesfilvw. , farts which did nut appear at present to exist. Ti ls was a cour4e which ought not to be all in ere:weaseling*. where headidittid lltetede "Ilyiti itsiiiityrrpitted.• • ' ' ' • • ' l ' ..-ot r". hir.•l4ouenos; denied, that be male any lions whatever. He had •eonilied him to osiek72. Om her Royal klightiess did go into The roomen( Way of het timiebold,'who happened to . boamnileent b Meer:, though some 91 their Lordsiipti "era orate that he might have put these questions ,iti.foother . form, since !teen leading•questioni rite* r aw tit eroas-eximination,ond bare asted'erlieiher - ber Hopi Highness did not go into these rooms. • The Loan CUANCELLOS said; tbatlieforitire4lowir act went into th,edikileirY , 'whether thiPrlittipolootitl ed the er *as feroarnlit rind 'irtbii4,' If senoW be sore regulate is ask the *Hula whether he *amigo persons to have been 111. ' • • I . • . ~ . • Mr. BROINKLII resumed. • .. ' - Did the witness observe any Melones Itt.thsAftbn. rioar of her Royal Higbilei %earth this .llpPlld lowest orders of bar hosoehold thritis dikpimla I 0, • The Sotteirea•OsNitstie.; otijeiMd le this qtte r ettlith upon the (resod that it did 'not appear in Mika* that the upper and lower orders of thy brnewoyenbit. •bif• BlsorslLais laid, be . weed em4e.4•vt M. NM tie Leaned DeatlernaVs objection • by The inmost Mt which be would pot the lumina. . .. Where all persons._ Wit • 'Gild ' -toe g. fiCk!' imp. Hiiianeis'S %quiche:if; tuteelitaitgllA. 'Walt lip*. feet heal:h dtirlog tor•Yesldeam•st Naph,,,t-40 . op not_ remember. (di t . : l -;: . - • rgo • ing tht lilne of Jeer iiii • . ~.._, . Was (here :niceties! phystillit • !WWI. Pe, , • ist grtendakee as,s.ky /OW *be I- 44 101 l . . .. . sentberY ' :: ; ••• • . ;.-...• ft . • What!iort of be did the - with* skop open 44ilee 'cabinet, irlOefti.i(as.ik attendnist*OlinrgoStlst A mattress. • • .. •• r W * Witt theii:o* Clifjaila ••••4§141. . • .. . :.? . ..-. • When hat 400 iiidissic west Item Knees no . Serer, in -Mo-rh., III:S i what Roglfili peisinb.,4olll4 . with her ?.:4?i. licillang stad Hiikottslllas • Irvin Milk r Wu Lid) , Chirfotte idadeay then P—Tbeos dmk w mall lady. .do you wok the little GIP,. IV,' 4181 0 1 0 1 " . orcollact theiriainsea.. (A lasei). Were theretteent ewe, trislidk law With barnem, •Mighness ?—II, resatiatberoltonObi;* slant. fog . *lff 14: little une. hut he panont my what diets iene- Oar .... • ;:: V ether. ' ; iii‘DhidneoiniefrootilitwiN4Froogitiothasaatiodke t.;..4:p acerne ne i t ll4 4 3i . .... dame Falcone* lad Ur ten daaihta il: • I ." -ie to be ths wife 6f Falremotti tbe - baltheet - as 11140 . 11!.; „d r.. fon. was mkt an Rig)* Ilk ?" 4- f " NI kl “Pl i P :LIL' s '. Did she 4•4311 8: 84 b • mo d . 4 1 14 7':' .0 .i French ; I taped a. bee r tte• doosbt4 g r ak - .41iiii i i4W . " • Did She titiallg spbe fort iodut p a ws' lbssa as aro ?--lie doss est .. - Arf.^! Lliti bi ire/ !Mt !f0 ,61 sof hilif,til - •'' •••• • 7. - - --:.--;.::: t ,, .. •• " e. ' . -.-.'isa42-... _, ... ,:. .... • :... 43 : . . t ! f ;•-•; • r .:3 2 41:4 •:.• ;- : • - • ..... : : ~: " .." .•..' • ..•x te % I /