The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-30 00:00:00

- Ala epistler past four o'clock the polling coni• synced, and was carried on with greet spirit for en boar. Dario; the pall. Mr. Mont exhibited a pis- Lard, " If yes 'meld has* tither Alderman Wood or Alderman Thorp, you mast vote for both."—The Lord Mayor came throagh the Hall at twenty minutes to five when he was again Dieted with en immense volley of hisses, followed after wards by load laughter. ife was followed by a great crowd up King.street. who hooted the whole way. The Sheriffs declared the followinn tm by the numbers:— For Alderatus Thorp acs Alderman Weed sm Aldenossi Bridges The result of the poll was cad amidst loud cheers, which imatiatied for several mingle& Mr. PiAlleon mule forward, and began by Amu log, that the state of use poll certainly demanded that a few words shield be addressed to the Livery by these Goalless's who had that dry come forward In advocate the nese of the popular Candidates. He • therefore cougratelated them on the noble stood they bad made that day, sod the sieample they bad thereby held set to the comatry. lit trusted that they would mat roles in their efforts la the groat came, bet resold . come with redoubled energy to-morrow, mod thereby defeat the neeclikations of their opponents. The struggle mss one of lemma importance is every pouii of view. and owe to which the eyes of the coos. try were *seediest!, directed. It became them there fore to ntsintiin by their condoct lite high character . Which the Lively of Leyden had at preset. It Night be also necessary to remind them that they asaght teems, bolls for Thorp and Wood, bemuse two persons most be returned to the Coed of Aldermee, and if these two respected friends of !Amity and the 'Constitution were returned. the Aldermen would have no alternative but to declare one of then' duly elected as Lord Mayor for the year ensuing. Let them do their ditty. and place such a mon in the Civic Chair as wield at all times meet his fellne.ri!iaons in common Hall, when called sport t- do They * d already men the very handsome manner in n high Mr. Alderman Wood had at all timea acceded toil their regent to call such Common Halls, and they had also situated his uniform, unabated emertione is defence of their rights and wirileges. it was im.l pomible fee a assent le doubt bet that he was mei- meted by the seine spirit still, fur his conduct proved him to he se. He had also no hesitation in saying, dal in returning Mr. Aldermen Thorp, they would Totem a friend to themselves and their came as the Worthy Alderman had Eisen repeated proofs of his attachment to them anti their interest'. After im. ploring the Livery to persevere in their effaces, he concluded amidst much applause, by espres"ing his high satisfaction with the preeveslinga of the day. Mr. Hunt fell that be would herailty of a derelic tion of his peblic defy, if he did not also conirstelsto the Livery on their triumph that day,which triumph he hoped wonid stimulate them In greater exertions than ever is the important cause. They bed that day had a specimen cif what they might etre from the Court of Aldenhee, as those of that body who had voted' San lira occasion bad dorm se for Mr. Alderman &Mgrs. From the species. uhicb the Aldermen had given them, by opposing their wishes, he' Vested they would thew by their energy, that they were mot le he balled is the exercise of see of their rights; that they would not be bound by the old and hackneyed principle of rotation ; bet that such a man woold be placed in their Chair, as would do h to the nine of liberty, and defend than in the pursuit of their constitutional privileges. He would 'opiate them to ass ill their influence that evening, and that every one of them who had a wife, • sister, or e sweetheart, would set them to week, !gothic no efforts untried, and thus would the 'Witty he their ewe. He coocituled satirist loud cheers. - The Suellen then (at sit o'clock) declared the poll to be adjoernedilll nice o'clock to-morrow (this )). eB We have never on say former streams wee a mere sem 00000 or respectable body of the Livery. Every precaution was adopted to prevent any person fr. entering the 11.11 bet such as beloosed to the Litegy. Tie resell of the proceedings was hailed with accla mations by the crowd Gonna*, who repressed their *pinion of the Lord Mayor's coodect in no favour.. bble manner ; be was homed sad leached at, both in going le and coming from St. Law seem Church in the early part of the day. The coldest is espected to be warmly kept ap. • rIIBEINDEPENDENT LIVERY isf LONDON eaneettle to attest, a PUBLIC MEI:T ING at die QUILD ALL.COFFEE-110USE. TO MOE 110* mons I NG, at Teo for Elena o'Llotk precisely, for the peepose yeadieallog thei► Rigleu. by *cluing the /eclare of Attlertaso WOOD aM THORP. TO CORRESPONDENTS. he Tacterres UttarOa the Ponca Karam is come to Mid, mad shall appear ta.airerow or Sararday. We cordially accept his ersadill•as. sad sill as failidally abide by dam PIMA% OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT MIK O'CLOCK, Rua Keret 5 pee Cor. Kary 1044 3 per C..& add. ladia areisK pri II per Ceakihr4 en Law Are. se per Co& Rade/ire, KIM 9 • el. 4 per Cert. Oirsir. 10 pie. _ pm* for Are. OPIUM . , THS STATIBEIMA N. THURSDAY, SIPTINIIIti 311, 18111. —vow— As facts exceed in power even the Most eloriattot of words, we readily yield to the force of them, and sccordiagly make our reflections as brief as possible. Oslo great sod unforeseen trsasattlots his gives birth to a stimolos is the public sled, iniat saawlarily mast hi the foteronser of events without nember, sod go might perhaps say withott end. The itiliisiks of a bit of flint against a small bit of OW is capable of lighting up a conflagration ■t ' trerai dreadful and eneontroulable I Very weak bends have dons the mischief, sod very strong ones soW cannot slop it. If Mr. Bonus, that renegade Musts, wen alive spin, ho might take op the pia to tly NA. tho sublimity of a nation billet Into a - This ascot fail to bo the cam with Great . ]stain, raises a prodigy of wisdom should lostautly win fres a patter 'kilo/elk ) downright faith . 4 _ , has lengberne he► sway. Come forward then thin of the Empire, with your VlNllkift 111111111kr ! Ye living MACICINTOIIfitI, ye spirit N'st.r.tAst Jones, 'aware wanted ; the easterbation is bogus, the cold it bee eadured t►ese maar the bet one is sheet to succeed—the Alter what ismer.; thei► venal,ban, polleted, writers, have tendered the progress of (for a lime at least) irresistible. 71e wise , and 'Mesons. (like good physicians) have watch the isrdicailea of mature towards a save by a well-timed remedial inhibition, from everlasting 'election!!! 'nip DeIIOCRATIO pert, the strongest of the three, which P ordered libration, has held the whole gather, boo been robbed of Its usefrect. will be no longer cheated of its rights and The salt is sub judit4; and the Aristocracy , to lake up the cause sod hear it argued bootlegs; the former listen and look en . well ! they are not far from Me Court, solve to be represeeted these by able Ceeetel, or they will PLOAD 111 ICI ender which tirceetstsnre the same clan similarly sheeted, irr whatever part of placed, sever yet were even non-siftetl. The Arovricon Papers confirm the report espeere of liate•lona by the Ai lefele The gallant pstrihtie aronybut now being nn Inner knot Ing.lher end inicti appreheminn of • debarkation fro• the ogoldron. fly the death of Mr. SNITII, which Ilarroxrde a r.• day' ago, Ili MOO ',frill b.cnm• I, Irls. 114;t :of Aaersleat• 1111, of Ow lint in ill, sift of the ions ClIA' . A Clrek in a Banktnig.house in the city . an Swertley night. with a considerable se= belonging{ to his employers. The Waal of Cheep is to have a Meeting row : bet the Old l'oel. oho ante and '' open what must grate it, says that " ► chiefly attended by ReLeels, the keel really hold it cheep indeed :" We beg to refer nor readers le the Advertionnent of the Meeting to be held at Guildhall Coffee-heese to-morrow morning, for the ;teepee*, as we suppose, of strengthening the poll in f f Woos end Tuoer. Certainly, to were the relate of those two persons is the only way at present open to the Livery of breaking those disgraceful bonds, which throughthe plea of *sage, rotation, or precedency, keep them almost constantly et the feet of vise Chief Magistrate, attain (with anfregeeet success) for the commonest poitilege of Englishmen, the right to meet and deliberate on public grivrences. It is soother distressing end mortifying condition of this exigency, that sock • right hes been generally most impertinently refused by Mayors, whose Wenn-teal capabilities ere distiageished by their serrowsess ; it is, in fact, a despotism of debases se well as cor relation, and that is the most berailieling despotism of any. It Ones greet plessere to leers, that a eery lee& able and eacellent temple has keen est bye &twill Se der, held at the Mulberry Tree, near Meorlields, under the name of the United Friends, in sobscrib leg towards the fond sew raising for the impose of obtaining redress for the snfferers, be the late in human ?senses of the Manchester Yeomanry and Magietretes. en the fetal itith of August. This So ciety bas subscribed 51. regretting, at the same time, that their fends will not admit of a larger cootribe firm. We frost their praiseworthy wimple will be followed by all similar lostittitioel Wiggliest Out empire. DARTSSOUTII, SEPT. 21.--Arrlied Ike Active, Leogdmi, from Lamtarotte for Hanthorgb, leaky. Duets. SEPT. !V.—Passed by last niett, the Frances Henrietta, Allyn, from Batatia for Antwerp. PENZANCE, SEPT. V.—Arrived the Williams and Mary, 'Frontons, from Seville tot London. very leaky.—The Elisabeth, Ching, in coming not *I Pertleaven harbour yesterday morning, pt en elute, and is expected te p to pieces. PbkTSPIOUTIT, SEPT. 29.—Arrived the Si GPO* P t, Morrison; sad 61meot end Jou, Hailing. for Qubec; anti Britannia, Huey, from St. Do mingo ; uiled Aqui I ; spoke tie Atalanta Mutt the James, for Londe., all well. PLTNOOTN, SEPT. '2B.—Anita Nit WAllitheil, Crabb, from Lisbon ; and the Regret. Boys, beim Saari. HARWICH, Stk.. 29.—Arrired the Melte, Brom ley, from flanibergh, obit loss of an anchor mod mibte.—Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, for flat land ; and Lady Nepetn packet, for Cachrron, both with Mails.—The ship reported yesterday as baying lost anchors sod cables, is the ilergitha, Williamson, from St. Auderio for London. Dem., Sem 2n.—Wind S. W. Arrived lair flied Le Belle Alliance, Rolfe. from Medias, with part of the 25ils regiment of Dragoons, ender the tom band of Lieut.-Col. Baron Torill i she Sailed the 15Ih of April, from the Isle of France sth of hoe. and St. Helena lit of Mires!. The remainder of the regiment *ere at St. Helm, ea board the Man. glee s under the command of Major Hall, booed to England. Also arrived the Lolly Mack worth, Capes; from Modem ; Tobago, Westmorland, Goa De warm ; Victory, Braithwaite; aed Jobe arid Sarah. from Quebec ; Redman, Sinclair, from Barbadoes; William Bryant, Urquhart ; Mary, Barclay ; Ile worth, Dawson; Atalanta, Swingy; James, Den nison ; Dry liarboor Planter, Story ; and Mary, Atkinson, from Jamaiea.—Tbia evening nearly the whole of the homeward beeod bate sailed for the River. GRATE'S/M. Sart. 20. Attired the Marine, Brooks, from Oporto; Ann Elisabeth, laird, from Bilbao; Betsy, Frith, from Antiges ; Alice, Miller, and Sitters, Bishop, from Temeriffe; Estes, Robert ton, front Boordeaes ; Melrose, Dempeter, sod Old Maid, Rerett, front Grenada.—Sailed the Usages, Rermington, for Deftlifi , a Claedine, Weigh, for the Cape of Good Hope; Jan., Metros, for Cabral tat; lei Active, Nemec, tot Rouse. . COROWEILYOG net Si ;On as Wituess.—l am real Lsecashirer i n r l,Sir. When. ever any cried " Mercy," they midi " B —r, what 'brought you here?" By the Coaonen.—Thi Soldiers rot et tae, bet they mimed. I saw pens.. eel In every street in Manchester that I was In afteriards. Well, Sir * when yen speak out of reason, I GIG give yes no gnawer; for yes ssk whether the palisades were. lb mile or a quarter of a wile front the hestings.Well, I ask year opinion ? I soppose oboes 50 yards.— Yes were then @best 50 yards of, when Mr. Beet case? No, Sir, you eostradict yourself; I teat thee only eight yards from the hustings; bet after the soldiers came, I was premed back to tie pall. sides. I me a sword bald by. the first sin who came dose, bet I did wet see Ma errs.. Ise came iota the crowd en gallop. Ile roar raddled I reckon . . I can't tell where that man us. whim the soldiers were cutting. I did not keep my eye spots one per. son ; I could nee, for I looked fur my We. 1 can't tell what became of him. I can't toll how many ml. votes the other soldiers were getting up to Met ; they were 30 yards or so behind, and came at a gallop.— Sir, yea put many goestion. Which are very truible. some, god, I think, unwept be answered. lam stun I speak very calmly. COGONLR.—Then may be a difference of opinion. I never had the honour of metes yea before, bat I think you speak boisterously. Witoess.—l speak the best I an, steadies le troth. 140 no scholar. Coaonsit.—Yon say they were is peaceable as in church. Did yam tear hear shootings in cher* Witness.—l did, when they strike up to IWIlse• kg. I don't knew how many women were la Mr. (lust's carriage there were so many semen. raw Mrs. Fyldes.—Vhat like a woman was she? The most beautiful somas that ever I saw In my 11i . .. What was her loge? I thoeght her middle aged.. Where wasshe?—Upon the stage. Yoe call the besting, the stage ?—lt wis what the Merry Andrews call • state. —you would bother any out. And Mr. lined was the Merry Andrew ?—No ; we were all Merry, in hopes of bettil. dries. I heard of no Riot Act being read on tiest ground, tr, if yen come to wrack (doing.). I did not see John Lees rut 211 that said gloved. I saw plenty of Constables lug. Cocos rt.—Jabs Lees ? Co4Ortaa.—l said ettikinit Witahse.-1 beg your pardon. t did not beer ' ll4. The constables street as to a tone. I did Get .tieo his 'track. There life Oki* ow Illi'greeed ghee I came, and I wes abitet se hair there berets Mr. Bent case. the giddier' lieges te idt GS NOR es they get past the conslables ; they. .sew the plot 1 etym. They all began further. When the soldiers begs* coning sod slaying, the coestablew began to wise at the colours ; the tune was streak up. the only notice was cutting with their swords. They knew the combination. I heard el hie of the colours being stied; that is all I have breed of. The constables slide at them; bet those who held thins stock very fast, for they were beautiful shies'. Wo left them, Sir ; yes, for life is *wester than any co lours. I did not see what became of Mr. Hunt.— There al i.ht be 20 or 30 open the stage. I saw none w(th Iperds Med knew about the hoodoo. I sew r them Oki, mired with the Yeomanry is dry town, and all u)oicing as mach as they roold.—be you know Nadlta?—No ; sod I Mr. JAn itowitteworth.—l am a cotton aid twist de.ler, In Alanchester. •43.1 she morning of the 10th, 'boat 11, 1 sac ',genii of the country parties pass the Eacbsnge, carrying basinera, and marchlog in the best sort of order In shirt large bodies could go when they hid to ge any diatomite. They were two, three, four, .and up to seven tableau. They were Intrally 'joked together by she ammo; seeing this," Watt to the ground : • doeble rerdots of sprit c.o. stable, were *cringed (goal Buster'', Lours luau the crowd towards the I/stings the? might reach to the kestiogs, bet I could not MI 1 took a station OM i 11, ‘.. . • a ,• • •... . :I „ d . A ;4 ... 10 1.• • ... lIIE AN. . .. .. . 4 - ..44T --...----•, .... ........ - •. .. hen ye firer. ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. CORONIIR'S INQURST ON LSIS. 1 .4 solid, Uri- -......- --eo- • GUILDHALL, HALF-PAST ELBVEN O'CLOCK. _:.' ' • .. f Wilk • SIT The mambo,. entrees. , ; they OLIN present In OLDHAM. Mania, FOlie s ir. wee. sib i . . asseerbotiiin futon? of Bridges. The spool plat:rads ere esbibited, ik • • (cvlltlllicti C Q I I I II ', ' missy y ear s ; " Plempets for Bridges ;" “ Wood dad Theip: Oldh i a llis• Wiltl3Pk..loaaltit" . si. I ea. lobo Mkenai OM. filli i mutt% bat toe melt rots for both.'' Thillaiirli &Milled l a h and h ewe d wi - Lem the entrance to the belling,. 161 • eel 4 tba molter le blie.-. I • , coacemleal Aldermen Muggier, Sch„ley, Si r Win. Curtly Ws h .... W i1 e : 1 1 4 1 i ~.,- 1 ilit s t .,, celute li illeft t r^ ", . I . I bon, and many other con.i.lftable personages fa tbe :-........-- - -11 .., ‘ ,.. - 2!, — L _ cettm -ol•ry ' J' 4l l the disease o'. '• • he Wilkie. Corporation hare given their rotes for Bridges this Au Th""'"'", ..,_,.,_,•"""' l o b o s L IM A,. ir • 1 .- nee wi ly t o morning. Mr. Mint, Mysore. Tipper eat ri r kw "" . "... i ..........7 ... "" 1 .. • 1.... " . - "L A ip , . L.....aik ..woup 1 a ow _ and beeo in attendance since nine o'clock, fop spooom . limbike s i l•- • -, -15 . % , --; .ra • ah Me t ' le ', _,_ the popular nossineet. Alamos, Br 1 " , 1.6 cmc l mice. lieery time be bows, the wit ma wad et aro fete* a shoat of desecratioe for the delve. 6 '*". 1 111 ,.. 1 " 11 aller & u th er e ; at Ilir alar" . ' ' - ' Dammam tby a well- fiery, when Mr. Host sad his Simi they • " ' am" "'taws woe there it tre• daft*. . ~ . a . /BM Islk lissid Ds . Vag poem& 1111 'vt • root. to. cheer tociferbusly. l'W el 6"Gkeetek. told ri that Ims__lri t aar. fie told the '''' ;effort. it The numbers se thle• mernlegre are sods fa. *hie ;toss - a Ms. Mi t elateld Oa iletbhif &Mt . • . and deer.- root of Bridges; ibis is mid to the reseklit4, l c•Illailto, - he re soak.` 0 pry are shoat weighty effort en the part.( his I \ ItY d r_ ll 6l/Ml"Tali itt lipe dillikh is qrsieg with ell its 0 7CLOCIF. es If I .i .s heyWay Mai. Th. Lord Mayor has jell *rata ill s seta.' " du al a n " tilak i aaadta p eol tha ta ilase. " 1 , 1 , 11 t 8 . 1 71 : ealt 107 1: 11 1 : 1P ' I 1: but , now ponied by the Sheri ff s sod the `age •Ifille Cease a limit j r lima MI BM ' iirt, and re- moo Council, the pular part of *bees sum ', wet dristip . ipailhette-eide •i tats . b o d a t and honest coaches end feet, the rilltri Wks Om heal debt 1. Meath* aide Mt Best . l i ow, cause, equipped in yellow satin pickets_ at tits hat. H• abet -,.. " an of mot Alderman Bothwell, Senior Sheriff...4We it. ' ' . . Ilk r • lirii pat 4 . • ' . . .. • _i . _, gm of pomp which lies not been eiblited l4 SM.& . . if the worl d Sheriff for some years port.) '•,; V penes ill dietorka A QUA itTut PAST OMB 0140-CE. , ' e e i ialf as S4,lll bits 41, aad hi* . The Poll *tends as follows:- his dews it* • leer. , ('l i i. Com* • • Bridges la • /. epirt of the Tim p .. . Vil nom, as es be beessiolii, they .me tioetiesn Pa. Woad ow d e pl o y e d, The crowd has itutessed, both withie and without first I saw o y ta wa n . pja , pi e hone t i ee f rom t h e the Ikit, to us immense smosat of alimbers. The like a ssek4i)r, 'whether drank .1 • ' eit 10 . , . Old Spauish processioa is jest mooing o ff to Westminster in eider say. Abe,' e w ee r, w ere t h e s o I, thath , . . to the swearing in of the Sheriffs. His berddkip was 'street at something said open 1 IMF " • N .i. • • . bannaam at bad the misfortune to haft hirCifilifP halted for about so ldi e rs ri m e at a ree l ono. They cia „ sir . ./p .4. . , o lefirtivo place three einem et the door of the Guildhall Coffee- pe o ple cried our. Gs Haire mercy, 0 Ad m I . raat.Geurat, baste. Th. Committee far Doctoring the velars of I was squeezed, [ thought to death. It Ikee kl - . Aldermen Wood and Thorp were sitting obese.- beers the nicest sighs That veer was we, Wil bad . ' ja r ' • I '3 nasciLLoot. Mr. Hunt was attracted to thia window, and the been for th em. w e all saki as ii to vs base..:-'.. • 4 y sbicunded, lam at maw , inemeot the crowd ci t i.rht sight of him, thoegh per- When they cried 64 Minty," tilb Mid; ' featly quiet before, they/omitted to be mollified Olds 44 D—• you, will yes come • a idi e r: I T 4 hit • loordship'seeploitsio the plot way all of a seddes,end koodreds if riser. I dga ely ag r ui te s eballie et weep& 1 .- • f Wog to.nior- b y the time the carriage mooed o ff again, set op a I saw th r ee pp, pppej e Pi p s *MC Mai. 4/ than P Blll load clamour of 44 ire ire," " Hoot for ere'," to. jog backwards sod twin ' I skew siiiildefik ‘'.. ' " le w i ll t i e . (other with groans an; hisses forming a concert far ow m - face , I was det Nips, est, Inas* . - .. i d city will mere load than harsonioes. be my ) botto ' os.-(.Virch 4 - . i • r+-iR•. SECOND EDITION CLOSE OF THIS DAY'S POLL. Tharp ........ Wood Bridges LETTER ratox Mn. HIRMER. Aintan Hot.% M aet hegter. Tae.tar M..nnag, iept. 41. IBM Yesterday we met set Oldham, at nine o'clock in the morning, end the Comfier proceeded in the en. gelry without interesi w io. until near ten in the 'teeing, during which time only ten witnesses were elaselmed, end thia being reatket.day at Manchester, 'lie Corea'', to allow the Jar) an appertain], of ei- Melia* siljnerned the Inquest until to-mor reit at fine. I set se mach verged in collecting sod arreoging evidence, that I hese nn time to give you any history of the proceedings, hut we are boil% on eatreatele well ; many most respectable eitne.ses have proved to deninnitration that the people conducted them velvet with order sod decorum, and were peecsable, good-bemoored, end apparently well.disposed, until the Cavalry made their desperate charge. Every one of the witnesses who spoke to being ea the greend was most minutely sod pertinaciously leterrogated by the Coromer, es to whether they heard the Riot Act read ?—any biotic, gives by the Magistrates, or others, to she people to disperse? —any stones thrown et the military ?—sty stick. used agaiest them t— ied received a decided megative to them all, es eept that one Gentlemen said, be saw three or frier Wart or brickbats thrown at one soldier ; but this was after the Meeting had been dispersed, and ' be ippesred to ha combing to attack some people who were under the Qaeker's Chapel wall. They there. fore threw them in their ewe defence, and it hid the effect of making ibis idled Yeomen retreat. have complete evidence to prove that by a Registerdel Order elm inioses wt.. kilA SPIN IS fele days pre. 'loss to the first Meeting, sad that +Weeder beetled he had made them sharp Cermet to thew tbe Re formers!! As the evidence before the Comber will disclose every fact, the decrsslty for any other kapott from es is superseded; end indeed as the case is ea. in a fair and open coarse of legal investigation, I think it would be lojedidout Nd temper id us to publish any other tepid. I perceive great pains are taking, if possible, to is. pate the death of Lees to the 15th fissure, the Cheshire Yeomanry, or iodised, any other than the Meachester Yeomanry, ei to create, if Illey me, some doubt, to eltich of the, it ii to be attributed ; and when I 'hovered to state my humble opimiem of the menvely, that if the violent incursion' of the ad& tare on OW seemed delverellen sod oneifeedieg ;deceased Oedemas of any one, that sot only Aniseeds who &ovally indicted the Injury, bit oil es* Mr* pretend, aiding and abetting, *ere *gristly princi pals, end equally guilty of murder with the hssd that struck, my obserestied epplrerled to be imeeted at, Ind I got into radial en unpleasant personal al. fortified, with the Corson., sod setae Attorney", who. I eisderstend, are attending there or behalf of the Magistrates. Went was taken Into rested, list sight ; he has had the misfort one to break kis arm lately, and his being coeined all night in e small cell, has occasioned him to enders coesWeiable pain. I leave jet' sees him, sbd he appear., netertheleis, to bh in good spirits. am hed la the New Bailey waiting for Woos to be brought up; sod if the bail requited be moderate, he has respectable pencil reedy to our themselves. P. 8. Woos is admitted to bail on ale iodictestots, himself 10 1001. sell ewe safeties lab 601. each, on each Widowed. Before the Insiletibent was (tread, the woe Bench elected bell to the sweet of 5001. hlmmdf, sod two sureties in 4601. each. Fees were demeeded of Me, which hi refebed to ply, sod the clerk told him be might go, bet he should bring as actiou splint Us km Ile 14/. 7 i--,,,; ~._