The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-07 00:00:00

1 DRURY- LA NR, TiIgATRE. COVENT-64KP.- CORN Lira. We have seldom witnessed - a performance which Last might Miss O'Nzmr., freeletlita. /heals Breemtlit, itelletfo. sav e us more onminglecipleasure than that which was made her first appearance in thia - _kessr . _. h furnished hurt night by the tragedy of 66 OthoUol 9 . l ratter ofintiet ; and we have thq: • You - ocespre I.l4ldeeihre/liiii in timweli Sik To - - ettent 1-ea-Sixteen Iseadired scree.. - as represented at this Theatre. When •we brit saw that since the retirement of Mni..c. Mr. -KEAN announced for Othello, we canticle :tragedian has appeared on either stage in any you'heen foie long peeled- engaged In Itltio ?-...Terealy std hese eelght y the et eeets . ,.. . ' • : N a t ure had placed inch obstacles in his way, that ' 'aqua in merit to this beautiful 'candid.* for that tend failure was not improbable. With houndlega favour. MissO'Nettshreaqulrsitelyi ~ peri oppenees. meilefer satisfaction we saw him in a great measure surmount graceful in her perms, with that , rareni .' • ill e Utedit.otilleeeepetilie of :lidetei the difficulties which a bad voice, and a dimioub. which youth and health only tan '"Ai . . ThWilltill !POI* OeSer x 'aii ink -- ' -•• ' --.-,:: . . :•.• .... - tire figure* raised up against him; but., leaLeight•• is " -when unadoned 'denied __ _ the capital requisite fie currying in seat a, we felicitated ourselves more than . cute up; the and yet elegant in her depin•tment, she does everyl7" , ‘"4 .- - - se% - , - . • . .. • ~' to teas d o eui t is-y-t thi n k at i‘ . ...;• ems isestiAn It is sincerely hoped, that-fhaarA, . triumph of genius and study over the defects' of na. thing without the appearance of studyi- aid yet no I, eit ,„ c4 b. us,,b s besh e i n hame di ate si • ' In what proportion hove the other outgoings in*. sure. In many of the characters in Which we have study could. make *hat she does mote Correct or: i - 7,Z,-,,,,, , ;a i -, will have the effeit- of. putting "'led l'''i aniatot prepared to as exactly of the.' seen him, be, like the SHANursaftic ' he illustrates, mere emphatic. Her features haws dot the marking ~arrP;s t" wh o ii boom lately bee otßs i b se .- properties, tot I think the expire, of Impkneoniet . . presents to our view faults not loss glaring, than his strength of those whir which Mrs. StneoNs could . 7 11 k merits are conspicuous ; hat l as t n i g ht hi s perform - .penetrate the heart, but they have I softnesa which ; iiii i otinovero We e theta breakieg iota houses arnisth't swear. is nearly doubled • ;.thepoor's rate, on a l partiodleir not to pay to conf orm. to their farrair-hallefeLiireteesed, for „I happen (1) itarc , the • ante, while it offered teeny beauties, was almost. -hoe predecessors could never assume, and a level' • r s.oro, eagi compeilhoi them to give op their. hee.oreay. #,es„ . ..se s ta ß t i ,af;,the. whole parltilt, and I Aim not wholy tree from the defects which have heretofore l mess as Weil as expression admirably adapted to i 7._ e t the - sent ;,, all the . telittee - mojor-Geseral Barr y at thew ggestion , of the High ~1 einit:it ger y sei3/.. Al's'. the labourers to del . 't. offended. Entering folly into the spirit of his au... rouse ow - s y m p a thi es teriff, has most properly ordered a military detach '1444 ). 111 4 ere paid eicce^tlll'il he the tiateatk: --•staf' thor, speaking the 'teat correctly, with' sefficient emotions of love sod pity; We are mistalien'il we. • t ti be stationed at Rattle's. house . for his fe: ; dolt 1 0 1 *e Mate Patle l 4 . . Loh command of himself never to hurry the business of : did not. discover in her scene with the Nuese, that _ th e sm i le where delay could add to its interest, yet they areausceptible also of the gaiety. and pleyhillnens - ..e ii o.ie . 4 01. ping " the High Slier i c tare safety ;. Keliher arid M'Carthv w e e 4 e . h e d ge d . * •Jilisays everseer. •. • • .•••• -• : . . -- -,`' - What are the-wages that fee Nose' giV*l-443art• posselsing all the fire requisite to pourtrsy the burst- of comedy, and that she 'sill be the saciessful ...1,• 4: avonday evening, - Serjearit . Michael Cilliord, of eaeLliiv.e. weak.* ~... ...= %--. s . . - •1 • . ' • • • • ing fin ,of insulted honour, and the raging thirst for representative of eleglio . life le that deilittment ' t i be ist baitaiii ,, , Distill, t having stoppetiat lieuff,. .7. katleelifts 114, pyc5i?..1..11 1 , 1 3v . ..,'when roan was vengeance, inspired by the artifices of yillany, his so much wanted iii our Thettrts; Cif illit -atootn i. to I hiscosoty on his way from Cork to this eity l isaaat.. . ' 8 6-111 ifiehjft_ ne _ 11) 1 r; gale_ 2 1 2, •. 1 1 1 14109, 1110401 1 Pr"Por• deffseetiou of the character was eminently. Sneeetia. Wished comic actress. 1 ise 1 '-‘ - * -^ " e 'll it "" iee " tacked by. two men in a waste plot, near the house bet olt° llol4 *rale•° the lour. • °'"'s ' ' ' fol. Be did not attempt to estort applause by agi in very musical and sweet ; she delivers • herself with' ' tacked 14 who most savagely wounded him in seise. ,:-. • A.Pr°99vcieket their netlevAllSilene- 1-I ''eelte'Y too significantly nizsterious to be understood, nor simpticits . and intellig, , nre. -At times the upper . "n° of the body with a "harp scythe, Mt ilia,, i'9- , ,- ~......t . ..st t -it, •- ' 111 , 4..• did he, by paotomunie grimaze, endeavour to stir. notes of th e Voice sounded shrill Se the'ear ; hut ear 44 . eef t 114 - I fig of his legs and , thou robbed him iirMs l. What wages aid riii give $1 . yeare:eipiTr-71. prise his audience by novelty of action. Obedient conceive that tins was owing to the eateneof the arei ,, Peekeishook ; the Serjeant ' nimbi most eacreetillee 1 a ' t e a k ; What bee been the increase of rent, In your eb to the mandates of propriety end taste, the march of . irnd that re t being accustomed to so bagg a house, t . . --., We sr e are confident, from the spiritedesiew • ' his performance was graeofully correct, yet chastely she had not gained the precise pitch. We notice , .7 ion, in 2t yeatal•-•=1 think nett( 150 per cent. oons of the respectable gentry residing in the lisalshoOliant animated-such as well Warne th e hero of a "round this, becausilb the fault chiefly occurred in the open.• reels end a half. '' - - envarnish'd tale." .., : • . lag seems, and was scarcely felt in the latter part bons-hood, that the perpetrators of this ditibialkarsoeis °fa In nothing is Mr. Knee° mach improved since of the play. Her voice, however, lias'great compass. i rage will 'be brought to jostioe. f What nomber.of reels mast a fanner make now, in . . bid* 11e Cork Southern Reporter of Thursday last to pay 'epee land Of fair average fertility, sup. last season, as in the care and skill with which be as well's - pewee-4nr in the few inipassioilietsen ,.., : contains * letter from Francis Woodley, Esq. of Peeling It well -managed ?-li is lepossiblehe answer has learnt to husband his voice. thetals has taught him. tenets . which Jul* be, to deliver--such that Reestinh I t. !hire are some • litries where )he firm. at rel Fetukfort Tallowy, a Magistrate, which .enumerates self to manage it so as to spare udience much of Tgbalt• vises to her Imagination "festering iii hie" thel . elio _.__ en porehastroO adventltioni . enteere; the greater *the wing out that were lately committed in - - the pain which they endured last season from the ' abroad," and again *here she shrieks 'and thinks she! the county of Waterford. On the 16th instaut, Wu.. alßittll_ the low ProPordeeate allowance to the teed.' distrer.under which he seemed frequently to labour g.lieisliiie "seeking nut Romeo," :fie start of her pax.. liens Gall, a • farmer of Killibeg, who lately took ,tertii- it aaelit.to be in, or tb.s tenant Is paying kit from the apprehension that the efforts he made te - efelasthe Pathos of her voice, the expression of her grenndfrom Mr. Gumbleton, was fired at by. an "se Inntlird • rent for his capital. •- - • ' gratify them would prove death to him. He has not : spy were tree SiddoninA and reached the heart of - Taiting all the Charrs end °styles s as they now lo (..near Tallow), a ho was hi. el l for that purpose, ,,. found .out a way, nor will beneer, to make it give every witness ttitheitetair: .in some instances, it may i Qii . Priday night following, Gall's house was attacked and elm" your aeraPrif.. read anitP°alnlt en aeons fall and complete effect to the conceptions of his be said that iiiiremitinued the dumb.show of the feel= a• , prty o f camvats, a nd total ) ;cons by fire.,, at what price per bushel can you ofiiird to sell mind; but reserving himself, where he can, in the lags too long; ea in her gesticulation after drinkine "' 1-4 think it may be alfordedut I. fie t their way from (. 1 7.1.1's the y fired into the bed- ' sheet early part of the Play, be is enabled to approach the opiate. II eetainly was Intiebbot the eaqaisitel itoar , , but ! Is 10s. the average of tha'Asytiloo . nty 1-Of my of James Parker, a reipecteble firmer 3. arc' his object than forwerly. With Ibis, however , charm of the portrait was each a feast for the eye, i Own neighbourhood. ..• ? - , 1 " , did not commit further outrnge.--Tweilt tbs first . we must notice one fault, which is rather of fre . to twits the memory regretful of the tithe' It was ' I Dragoon Guards, quartcre:', at Tallest, stets on Sin. ' Supposing the price, epee an itervage crop, to be quent recurrence-that of suffering his v,oice at times observed by * (416: pricer* where we sat, that 'we do !-_ Els. what eiou'id be the «Pet upon the tillage of the; per. I day mowing last violently assaulted by two ruffians , to fall so very low, that it is itrpossible the great . not eel** 64044 E 41 er ' reading s froth a female P e ' . .l set pit) aids from the barracks; one of the soldiers country 1-The immediate effect *mild be, the three.. body of the Theatre can hear what it is of in tosser ; lend we rte riot enquire very minutelytion of the capital toads time other...nide of pro., " had his. Anil fractured by a stroke from the Medi. portence to the Play they should distinctly under-- into all the emphases which Miss O'Neil& *used.- duce which might answer better; live stock, for in.. if a pike tho other was also dangerously wounded.- stand. ID some of the pelladrnst against sirs maw" sesitirnes, thin,' but seldom, we differed from . stance. . ... A. assts of the North Cork Reginteot, quartered • .1 of speaking which this r mplaint is preferred, wei4ier in the eT•preialoil of passages; but we shall l i t r aw , Then would the consequence be a entlaidembly readily admit that their bein., se uttered might be' desire to see whether these deviations from common ! diminished growth of wheat In this kingdom -Fro" I g'• powerfully charasteristle.. *Even this, itewster., is -riadino were accidental or studied ; if the •latter, r0n ,,, t., 1 being sent on Monday evening last to Dan rvan, vise on his return, way-laid, and barbateuly 1 babl v. on the high road, about a mile. distant from , _•, ' i not a sufficient exceee, as it it bellied measure nor. we shall point them out hereafter. The great no. file r ae ., ~ 1 Would there be to increased qaantity-er eattiar i All --. z • utioned I:lace. . !Vying to those st a distance, to perceive sem. of th e veldts in her performance of the character were ' ~ .. prenortiort to the decreased walk? of Whore l•Lr.i.ll finest parts of the Tragedy are only saillissed to he ell strikin,s and felicitoui. Her manner of cries. ..... :',. ...,• Sof - • . -'- - . . . . BRIGLITON, Qtr. 4. I presume. there wool'. • t . .., . i.,,.., heard la the trout row of the Pies and the Styr' lag the Norse had fascinating naivete: The shriek, • • I Will rule change in this. bin."( Ike capital. ••••••••;-..i -..* • • . --moo-, • 0 ..it .. Boxes.ski the r - seer on her corijiiring up to her mind's eye the bor. li t t . n ,... said, tha , *. sha ll sot he = w i th %tree g p . seddit t s)lifd diminish, .:. . - The character of Othe ll o greatly Oen la the thiegi s siegit of tile vault, was faithful to nature, end the fl tartest nett or tbo 1y ri :,... „2 ......, !Oils . - a lairthe growth of, .. . , ;Sti•roat h means 4281) 11 act : and here fir. Kg .04, "the bad peeelletielyl oldest of bet bows, after bating agiallawed the i v -zt -.-- • 7 " w w" - sistence to th e Itippletiotio' this kiugdont t-Cipe. • ceived much applause, rose p edigiously la the estio eup, would be acknowledged as just by the • eLlrat'hy;•_„„ The rehlains of the evidrib l , 10 4 b - of ord. wiry • telt& -wet- -... gr . r..Ai„" . ......" - ...." .. ~.` . ... . : :' 11..t .' " - ' ' in atioreNtitlyesediegaia. fissessesior lieseroorvemsb Ode ispeettlies.. If tie rtcd to aTust length. 0 ! : not t he (tint . 11.. 1" " ifiand br o o g itt Ito int ' . • I, . aeowned oh board the Fosintoin collier, early es . ~ Ha s 7 ( 1...-• , _ . ~n _ apt • fidence said suspicion, the deportment of the Othilli., 'bet, tits-Lady is unquestiosably pressed of id- tied by improtemeetkpee n muffed capable 4 ef Monday morning, wera interred yesterday afternoors,.- - 11 as of Incons srlible better,: of yesterday was admirable; while attempting tamp. 04egolp w an t % as we , ;rowing wheat , been greatly , Increased Of tatejerle lr P' - - -., . ie . Hove .elterch-yard. They were both esti tee ng.,. . assure himself, or, at least, to prase that be itiiilC.l'telie is no such Juliet on the stage, and In all °ea . • -es it has. Sunderland. The man has left a widow mid thew; $ et: likely to be rash, be repeats these words -,. ~ .., .... tienncters as D fettle , Cordelio &c. *.t e.' • eagi t ainga ' r... -. ' .. ,' shildren to deplore his unfortunate fate. When take° .. . - Have very great capitals bees dire'rned to . this .ens -419 No. hp. ', • she mast be em.hoot.y survis...i. ejai..ol. the vessel, Abe Thai lint bud, 1 'rite d lard ;, he , set . riiad thet•vapitel;. ject .- goo ye a got entitely left ,_ , ._, thee* leads now' Pt we hettre I doubt I when j.don:.• prove t • ls tho repassentation of this play the stands milt. , ii ,, h , , s • b u t 't dthat the means the" is grea t s ,capsfh IP Jed la i_ _does not appear Amt. on the proof, there hno more hut Oleo. conspicuous., from the very little compar*Ave t werat "1", 11l -.. 9 i 'hie:1'41100)0one , it. ._,. .e . . t... Away at twee with love or jealousy 1" by the Burnam Society were resorted , that is displayed in it. Mr. Jowl s Merman', is ad •i t . Wosidthtte be B ees) easessaain t ined hy.the pot. The last line was unfortunately lost from the fall.. your to recover them• The wreck now --. .. . . • 6y. the piece of acting ; - het he never conies or • •-- ' ' ' b minim employing (Mir eapitat s If atom ferejse,,,,,klll- 7 ing of his voice, but his speaking • eye and appro. Teta the shore. Nearly the whole of er cargo appears on the scene with Mid. We are sorry to .__' .. ....1 POr 410.114. of soy ether csmici,:ldifi price of • Wheat, priate gesture gave the purport of it suf fi ciently be forced to wildiold our prairie from the R &heel im • ArAnnie . the le 1 -nen beep got out , and tneo are new actively entploywo .. A ...... 1 t ei. 4 10 04.41 1 ameaiktt 4 e re &o aks, with the hope of getting her 7. 4 121 !" 1 • 0, - 4 ! 4 - distinct. ' 'fhe overwhelming agony caused by the but with all his fine figure Mr. CONWAY is no actor,: ' "'" 1- ° Harbour for • b ar • unless till reamet • „lee .4.*.Pcce i . t should ~1 insinuatioes of logo which immediately follows, was bite Slioreham sitarboar or repair, as the west is lase* _. awl we take no pleasure in criticizing inability: •• . . ' I f • his l that. the an ' thn e'annesliiiffiel Of Oiler. des of POCIWIPI: pictured in a manner worthy the reputation of the , I T he pia - twee given out for repetition this evening • romerkably One . t .ivas row t seam I se at tts` thila pm 010,as,whest now is, actor. Fixed to the spot, he seemed scarcely to amidst the loudest. bursts of approbation. ' , ' Idi So d toil - coals weren't a ag etc aay . Iby the ' .. eirthe . ki el jePetettens . width the; respire, yet .possessing sufficient life to be susceptible 7,, . I ...; ,!, . -The e re die Cuede on Mon* last, Thbetter • I • . Noteu e. i ei. , . . . . - of pain; every sentence uttered by logo seemed to _ ..,, „ ; .. . attended 900 .mast . eft th e p re - . .il glom About - ' 44 - 4, as lest kr Wield tillage; , add to his accumulating misery. Where the bitter. -, - 841MSGATR, Oct. 5. - • • rt. ... . • isaa kuedretrend twenty persons stood up. and enc :•;_,, ,_ ~.. ~-. . . i .:. ,; ~..,- .11qtrio . merry tv . " dance" eta near fear o'clock. -nl - 1 1Pwanmu, I° -7 eqw-Promi,.. vcr , • stopping short says- -osse-- • • theist a conaiderable lois le llfr . . • But I's much to blame, - Gesitiernen of the Town Subscription Haat: ...:.-. 7,- - land • doe - ''''. - 4 1 . I•Aata,-lime , ' etMels .., 0 4 60 Or gh. •' ' ' Ihislity do beFeiTh ) oe of your posies 'A MOVilineil INSIONATION, AND net asvin.v . iiimrcommence their field sports for the Nee . . .I. .- --.-- ' is . r . , ehmstle L-' Italy Cultivated for Ilse • stick, ,Idifed moo. price • Tor csi much Inv's% voile' , ART NALL!' faii: , Tbd. c batriers have 'freed, been oat, but t he he town •atiee'• • • Ksan's 'manner was peculiarly expressive, but the We never recollect to have seen t of . . regu l ar its". days have Rot yet "....... , . they of stock continued as it . was !est.!, _ „,. • .. . t. What do you coisciive to -he dilettantism is pro. speech, " I'm bound to you for ever," we could not convulsed than it was during the .whole tbelyste. ,, ;;: boweiTee7te be twice a t l aek 77 , , dace between terabit wit h a lark* calitelvAlud ac the not even when the hue Sovereign nuner-'l." The Ith ffassars are not eipseted to Stay lost ou : . .. hear. This, however; as it , the former instance, was aiding y, his _ i ~ . b the .Coraing. to the prose...l : improve& 'Mem, and the or.. , of little importance, the feeling being su exquisitely opposite coast threatened el with a r i ot . us . Al . ' Oil dety:; It is said they will be e y ,dinar • course of.. heabstudie _which prevailed lb% h die 'as not to stand much in need of Matra.: bottomed heeds. All the fashionable riders waits 111 IS ,Light Dragoons. The hrick.beilt barrack. here ~ 'ern 0 i., years t ajo ?-libotild thifekteir grime *duce Must be . ' Con by words.-logo adds, *ere crowded to on d " I see this hat( a little were deserted, bat the libraries dashed nor spirits." Othrlin- Not a jot, not' - topics - the' motives for ill adapted for -amid le many instances , Tx a ,unge provenly!' eel ' %stances. . Jet." Thii little speech Keilw maoe one of the most' . This In medial if the . len. can eel, he interesting in the Play. rue air with which be . _ maintained by 'admit encoireesement to leylticile. boored to appear serene, while fury and despair hod pitsla le farming concern* ?-dCertatnly. . . 21. ,„,,..... * ,• ilossession of his whole souly was inco.ceivably fine. Da . youapprehendjrcies titepresent sotto's/40We: . . This was one of those splendid felicities in acting 1 inidithin wino .f -tlit improvements in agrioalturiil t which are entitled to the epititrtt sscelient. --i• There is a discouragement felt hi the fame ti, ;Wit; We could dwell with delight cm the ' mast opetatelpitifadiately ogee AsigeOliteapitiymi9, immediately follows that just noticed, .. . .. . la some ditgliales! , • . '.4. - 4*,: iit i. silkily of logo is more completely developed. Will noithislispesitlee thiqw back t e egetrea'T on that in which Othello demands the haetiket feta elf rise cosekry,.end eheck the . amoint of Dell' of Desdemona, but our limits will not admit of , pusAice?-=That la the-direct tendency tit it. . giving that minutecommeadation we foal miens ‘.. ' Mb jot the'progress 'made in egvicaltere - ef lite . bestow. For the present w e mast itialain "bang with re,. ' been very rapid ?...-Extrelooky so, within for : . gen eral and almost unqualified pratle.2% , 'aeven years particularly. . • Mrs. BARTLtif (late Miss Senn) shit AIL sepses • • If, upon . an twenty _crop ' , the farmer iota rely 1 . 'tentative of Dcsde,nona. On-entet di via . rie Ikon being Orlkted'againit foreign ispiport, ey to, coined with thunders of applause, ovens the : 144ef of 109.• 'a begiel t •att_you Oa !be ire. . quentij re newed in honour of her pages P IM:4/..... ter - vempiste vie?ld.tedsterfsgiltileas she protecting Mrs. Lovatt displayed aft her wonted i mositence duti • trered sithse ;articles -of plasijete, whica are . Emilie ;. Pore seemed to give general satisfactirre . , ... . .•- , • , ~ ~.nalore'llofitable, !lin nielf-, tben . .l4 qaestion ~, logo, and the Tragedy went off with %wadies* sole& '4 ..": ' 19494 et tUotectila i til ig ety,orbioh the ••• il ••• A...-- • -.-: .... - rt •••••.• • - '' * - - , ._ ,A . - :.prmy or. . . t ; 411 4. ~. ~.vrix, # . .;i te a . ~.... ~ 1../ i-, eu.., CORN-EICITIMIT. OCT. 7.-Tho Wheat Mole twatimiet „,.. 4 . ll i. , .49,e4Weirelsigitr , , ~. ,21`,. -/ ._, .. : •,:.. 4 .,,, Ar ..--. ; i excereiogly hears, and what miasma 7 iiat A /*decibels telt. Nee • • ,- 4-- - Witt 'VW tkeet,rertiMagiMat ~ k fair% per q uarter- BallTy g ore off Jowly al 4016=1 1 1 1 11 • tir44 • . the supplt is very shoet--fieey Fos nicker 4.- ' lilt ta4,,, every artieter•Upreele e, o w Ai • ‘lii' . i ' 147) .. .. • 1 , -.: ::, •:,ti 4 .' other Artie:remolds the tome. .. -. envier z lija admitted dal,' free. '. • - • 'Wheat inagesh) .0 78 Beim ...a' ... Si iiim • le • . ••• Iltit year opining) , that A projgettatl. gay iidaliow,• . Ditto (Ferment . 711 OW 41.11, .... ‘I• • • • . Alt Rye - "-: • - ':o:iiiigiaets en all those articles, .atrirell litppiti 14., • -t Barley . • 4O 43 Old .... ~... i : ...- ' ir,4etahsly•vititirf i einseelso' thot-ill'. *slit have the New ditto, , Oats se so,- otikr Oreit or dialsoiohlog ossooomptioeretiok woe'd ripe. Disk ti • 70 76 ; Fine ditto • .., , litefikeeit• White Peas •. a • •:. • ..60 66 Potalladta. ••we ...... ' 4 1 1/44e PROM Mora 19,09i5t. oiriNktaillr, that; so irstplr. , 'fitate.'4lll3tiV. . , • New ditto .... ....... - - Feed Male it. ,im ito tattoo ! I s qi . selteepxont .. Ditto Bonen 66 70 Fine flour ..... •• • • ... Grey 041111 * 44 49 lloosaads - • ... ..... .. - .; so -.op- • ' -* : . Me, Ctiii if; FrizoEnsq 11,antutfai, tolled in. SMITHFIELD MARICET.-Oar. 7. To sick the Mel, par sues aw e . . ~---- ' .;Allite you eet4 B ll ol it. the Odd tiredele-I am, eat ire. Beef .. i St. 01. to , 6i. Od. 1 Head of Colitis Mbar . a kpegly. ! ppm, commission.. . . • --, ' 471 0 Illuogg ../m. 00. to it. 014.'1 Bomb . ... .r ....,„ .' : now4ong have yeq been ittAlet tradt t•TV. M 'nett, Yes' .: - • 6i. Od. to IC iht. OUs, ,„.,„ liy myself . ; I was formerly. in , parieership pith .0 r. pork ....di. 0.1. to It. Otl. cam I. . • Lamb .. . OE: N. to Os. 04. Pies ... ; • ,„I;ty, Aida : ..• . -.. r`. s ~ , ~,•~ ~~, 1 I r •' • • -I r • 1 • I • ' I I • 11%. • 1, , a int, not a I excess, whereto the only topics were theSnottres for 1 porary woo d en ones, opposite, are ill adapte d f or eof the most` the Searedneef that distinguished individeel who bad earthy horses to winter in. which be la. foe % years reigned over the empire of We t and It is as undoubted fact, that the ancestors of the I despair bed the probabilities that the esigate *add be . wielded ev iopi e t ei l p l ena jdareital Ney, were natives of Ms; te l tabl, "a ' with.** " 6 alfAi sway b Y ela sagaliba - '.. fawn 4 0 ,,, a the family are at this time rola' its iii acting The dr* &rived I—At nine iileit t the Wide d e m i be f o.,...plis grandfather was a Brighton fisher. nt. comesesseed 1. the High-street; the geisicads Ind sons - an - r4 Wharwards settled at Fechamp, 'as a sentkl scene will* /spiesnild—.4he-einsfesian delightful t 7 .40a 11 defoclsii ii ii emeceind the. distingalshed figure hie'. q v Te which lb* tie rem belitlati, Mr. Le n a ll i V= ii he r ef.. 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