The National Register. — London, England, 1819-02-22 00:00:00

Ell IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. lIOUSE OF LORDS. 1110N1)%Y, Fro. a p • Ler4 Lawswoww rose. pneenitot to his moire, 101110,e fbr the production of almitnlier of D colient, ['Auer, reunite r to the C041114,,11 'lse Seillemems of Java and Bastl-4 to Ille 1)111H'. The N Lord me•erved, that this •Ulliert heft aiteady hem' b tole 111.dr I.u.item l l. ; 4 ,4 a . ; h e umhic.h aai l to•er • wimid obi tii 1114. ”fro•lilr!ioti of th Misers, es, 10.1 tor nnnrrr.anly fer hint to detain the Home by r hula statrmeni. The Paper.. lie now for wc.c eale. latril to *tried their lon hips torulter information ; would thew, that he the 'fieiety of Ptrit eve betel a' , 4lldoneil the interests of the Sultan of P.ln•nhlnr and the Ti eaty rn tiered into with him ; and !.nit gi. en op his llatcre aim tu the Dutch, who totally chsregnrcled him ; without:li the provi , ioniii of the Treaty were form ted no Ihr K. I %11 , , 1..1.114 r.l be the &shall in preserving the Anthiuiti e s, eu a ("mum occasion, from ma. v. 'INC N , I.IP c is IP) ICC for a mintier? of Pau•rs connected with the aviii.-ct, v hich we re erdered.—Adjout node TUESDAY The Roger sod Malt Duties Rill .OAI read eiacconil time, 'file other Bills un the table were ferwaided a stage.— A d jo urn ed. WrI)NESDAY. Measage ream the Coutuum • bion.eit np the 20 millions Exchequer Rills, Bid, and the Bristol Gs. Light d;11. The Bills were read a drat, and ordered to be read a sectowl time to-morrow. ills Malt and Sugar Duties 11.11 was read a third tints and passed.—Adjoorneels THURSDAY. The Royal Assent was given by Contraisstin to the amine! Malt sod Sneer Ditty Rill, The Commissiourts were—the Lord Chancellor, Lord Shaftesbury, lad Lord Melville. Lord LA 114 DOWN powered a Petitioe from two individo_ els who, he said, had to rempisin of a very grirvons hardship The Petitioners had obtained a decree in the Court Chancery, as creditors *Rollos, the este ant 4 innat.e. The property of Ow Innatic, flowerer, cossiced principally eit copyhold estates; over which, owing to the omission of ;4 vei , rd "eopylietd" in the Act which gave the Lord C.iancellor Jarladietion over the property of lunatics, the Chancellor had 00 (metre:il ; and, therefore., in the present case, resold make • order. The Petitioners, therefore, prayed that Mei. Lord ships would take the snbject into their tairuediate consider sti..re, and emend the Art in question. The Lord Ctrs stcetAnn concnrred with the Noble Marquis as to the has d•hip of the Peittioners' case, and of the necessity there was for an amendment of the Act in question. He fell this so forrlbly, that he should loss no time in persesiiing a Rill to their 11..euidships, to nutlet the law in *lna case mule stirscieat. ?RID Al. STATE OF THE PRISONS. The Marquis of LASlstiOtertil estil, the Howls would recollect that he cepa essed an intentio• some tinte ego to move fur the appointment of a Committee to enquire tato the state of the Pr:ao:is of the etiolate', unless the subject was shv fly taken op by Government. 1)9 that "crest°, hi moved far certain re•orns t and ermine a Noble Viscount i s t h e mese, h e w a s tnnw ssheriset tb.• reteritS were is midi a state as s Cosonsitiee being .eon appointed and *timbre '.accent was prepared le moire for the Committee klarquis ad led , that lie waiLugl r coacesivd the .iesty's Cv+vernment ; but at tbry wete not move upon she subject 1 lt. Siumouew said, it sad. lots list uim to have i!ti, day, that on ud ty mid he should lac be • use, not toe whuit of the evidence respectiog great peel of the returns mul . i.d for LP) the s. At the lama time he should hive notice of niece, on Tistirstlay, that tot said retains be :t Cv.m.uittte ui the House. The Noble . opal the Wile n refuels respeetioh the .ern in the County Jails of Litglaud sod 1810 and titid of Lausostwaa asked whether the returns prisons oular !twat jurisdiction. as well as IMO not able to answer the question. The isfornmaiiiin h 4, i been made an form of the sae ; aged if lbw tone 'lid not produce all th e :si••Mle Manlius, o*as, ttivuottiOn afford a 'meetly. SLAVE IIItAT3E. LAtisbu%Ne then rose on this order of the Pa4era rropeeting the Abolition of the dr•l a t se' led to the slight live ehier ctisrosition amongst all the European the AR lean slave Trade ; and th. ir foe e he arrisalserir on him to call the attention of the trerlvs Cee , .ll' with Spain, P or • le Nellterla. 4.. By :h ot , Cuolui,sou e to be seal Oot t , 48. d condemn tornmlni, oar 'be law by rill .ing on the .lave tratfie.—fie rifled of delay in lb. .01.401.1mb, of Cell 0000 ekelulleFe rased. titar is the fa a Tile 01 Is.t 401,inn, when the.. fi n ought to has e be... retried two 4;11, th e s aniel. r Trade sass carried on t o as eaten , p • A topereestation o f 'h r fact oats n .. r de. Lip 11,. e,„ A, l aity its•Orareautst• last , and th e an %as, 11.. t no wes,ei ad sal is trees d• inbtrocisom- It." 1 he. o .4rd to the Coronsaoders ,r his Majrat) . • ships, Ai. r, 4, 4 l ihr tailor:so, aof 11.41 July. emit( w ere 1.. .erri,d tato riieet within one year after the ratifiratier, ; 411,1 wittier appeared to ba.• been done in last atoloat•, 11%11..1 th e Spanish Sbivr Trade es.:r permitted to go on u :thaw' .1.- frerepri ee , Tire Noble Aisigai• concluded by moving, 'tor, there be laid betum that floosie Copie s of all art tttttt 'meet and Inaliarti , a4 sent to too.* oder' to carry tot° earrouitoi the cone,griores uhli Spain, Portugal, and the Pietherland-, f er, th r , ereplarie .'t the !Have Tiede. L ett ' n it god vot oppose the motion ; bat viler. It „„ „plain, that ‘,O teertelasioriers ri,uld be goo , eqll, h• mod-, bat:.'. the Act passed Ira legal's, sear. - h. The .aid A.•l did not pass unlit a Shur. the r 1111 1 11 0 1 10 n of la .$ Prirliameat • noted th.rr had treen d, lay. QLte,,,,,,ma .1 41 , al, that greatbad prbroriati nose v ile proper to eareme the tun . Bald an 'l.tem be toot iti carrying the , eaaltutmeet. When IND Ostsbeil, sad : . ae Hoax adjoin-seal. antilop. to know .sh :o admit of. Glenn the Noble Vi.ceent. 'Lae liable Margins duotion In hi. Maj's preparerl, he shouid Viscount 311/11011T s i,,, en 'wire this day, t•re the Mouse, net prises*, but a great Noble Margot.. At • his tute.tiun to moat teietraid to • Stloci Vtiro•tut Ara w suretber of prisoners Moles. b. to eve 1810 . Tuts Margu.s of L *vet foam all. prisui -1 1 comity priaJits Lord St DIIOI./711 fri • teleistt.,.a fur tureen etAer of lbw !fosse ; _ • b/'tatae revirrei , ty Weald be felt to olfoet The Margate of LA • • r ot p fir ..-... .... row. NI *spin p. 4 •rrapilirtfp *es eight of ~ tithe beret* it. il. ' . d. / 4.411,it Lor d Nett, Th. E • ri of , • Ofturrert sob y Yorke. N.. , - • • - I , isadite il•bo ei it ,' . l ie ammo., ... *. . , ... ,t TIIR INIATIOVAL RE , ISTVii : • .- , 1 . ' , ..- : - - ...... • .•• - eon" prebersialoor now ,-- • . an - HOUSE OF COAMoNB. INN then orsteved us be t • .. ,- .1.:.\-..1.'f""1::Lt";:bl:: 4- 4 : . Istrilia:sosel.dliblit4silik:ll7l4:4:4: -- 'rise AAAAA en mead mq.snAv Igo. 13. P tititioners agetose 11.0 toerlected ho • Mr. W. °tonnes plesegied A Pell noes from the Magi s trate s whi,,,ii Ito sas, i Tee Sp* a Edinburgh, cm the enbject ot @applying the city with Walter, which .vs.. ieferred to 4 Camemittee. foir Sir C iNiuttu•n brought up the Report of the Committee in vo , edi so a hirer frosts • l ' . . Is s s i mbed 4., awl -SI . Ils alitstisl ia 4 he 111000 the I ooligi Alter E,ert ion, boding that the mime of Sir W. usa " ; bin i s . w oo r (IA air nootnew el , s• V. Whiseft for ti; Rs 11/ t. C. Fairly should lie el ased from the return, and that of J. d Elaneourt, F. 4. *istil isteil in its ;dare, which was ordeteti to ~,,..m l is vg 1,, k i a p L uir t a lideentas gai% g: fro* : er!..fii.Q.kstie..ll od he done by the Cle. kof the Clown. Adjourn. d . rs, Alr. Al 1. Wrenn prearnted 4 Petition from the LordW f Dfit4BBl, I' a 114yos, Aldermen, aliil Common Council of Landon. p ra y in g mu , ww. olittha ;am; nit am; 044 6 sio eh, semoithot .1- that the Him 1.. e os,poulel 1.114 e biog.. slew. for ScO xillyrti..iiiil 4/1 iki , r vatipie nil PI mtittition. The Hon. Alderman üb.erveil, th.tt be h ..1 on ' "ee." 1 i r Nill.. 111. thi bPllleia Oeenpiel• of Wel I. strisrlais 44.106 Vorftlesa..pee ell Heaton - ea of hi. ea it to protin•e anon the atthject, but thought , T 5. 1) Lead i s si so L.A.f b p, awe • .- r ki tie Pour eiat al . .,. in• it called for the attention of the Law (Meer, id' the Cruets... L aid nil d ee r es ida 7" ' lir W VIER OF BATI - LE. Aro. Lataamtwariribi snot 0155,0, 4 ' n ' The ATTON let Y(1 .4. - 11 SII„ after a feo prefatory rem a rk*. epos teed* Mt MI qpoil thoompo4 ht . moved the Comntittee on the Trial by II rile Abolition Bit . dill %lass OWIIO4IO Ist bassoolst le to isseasie N llso 1. " Sir F. Swine re hoped the Hot trit11I•1 be e, 4entn•llliied. tits. . , .... ifitsuig, • ii) when he itui•olled to sahmit hoins• aiiiiMilineoltS. Is ea., 'loots- 1.4 ti. 1 1 , 4 , 114111 that a rata n should no tried , a ice E.. , i i iesah•e "If"'"" Mt?. ',e.g. APhalplellpo _ 01, kat he Mb@ • sem. but in the ta-e of prtilue11111011• for high treason. at the slit of f r , inv dee m ow " ~. • at , ; ( 4•411 . 0081 ;•• c , usot th e croon, Sllrila Procedure inigtiatie favottrahle to the Opts ii r She eon ," us 40. , i ii • f ur r ule r s*. 13 lili ' lla i of the Flilijeel. • St , • VIII the inion•rtatib - site J. nlikcitiwroore said, that a• %ill like the present hail s r so w Aip m. t ~ * 4.4;,". w4gtt hero, loudly called fin by the 1110.1 enlightened men ter per 5e ... , , . tNiess ash 30 years, He h4ll not, ii raft. elpicip itc•l the stiglilleet "° A" Ave.. um 111. 111116 d oppogitinn toil. Ti.e Jill iheo *ow l illknozli the C nomittotk; . . - had Le n 11. 1 •1 1 01, preSS44l le In. N. when this. Iteport wa• rereiroil s and ord - e(eil to ue token lone wi5her6604,411.1.4,0 sh;oese,wsueiluirsisil:ll:o4lZelimere.t it'whisilwasnlitdihilliirl..:::i t the pos. ' foot Slier consideration un Priday s'euiti4lit. \ us. linUler LAWS. Nr be lad dust Illellief selletote. se eissellerett the •• - enediriss sd Mr. Sterj. Oteekoo moved the **mud 'cache:sof the User, ti/ IM .seiwpiatierne lobehteta Time lebooring choses of per. Laws Repeal Bill . met *err liarttr o l t l i n e t i ir very severe went:tell; lead h er ., Mr. Caccaoorciltilelsl mist opprute the seconi ritaili of the soletliagle the ' , ea shot shalom more prthi e ,„ . 1 is s nature he prescote l l, th e t a bl e o f thes House would Annaba al Sill, nor eve n i ts loin/ int o • Coalmine,. ; bat Open the ' se In; top of slit Report should give tee propu.ed measure 4111 cowered *ilk Petiri: Os agaioat the claming Coro Lee., N s opposition in his power. Invest the great eat trillion-al prow ietois o fluid Mink uf at sue .tlr. Pll.7l4Litua thought the proposed experiment too bold mineable; the bon then. &tribe people, mid not engage is slick h, In the present stale of public and pit..iie credit. He rauto rash parswits my they seemed so he at preseist remarked in . Of Nish the Bill to he with•lra wit. Mr. S W toad given no opinion as so erasrrr ,if le Mr. Selj. 0N111. , .W thought the proposed measure would be the Petition. All that the Petitioners aiihml u 'ie In IN i 4 highly advantageous to the country. Toe Bill was thou read allowed to prove the allegations Its the Petition before • (;OM. 1 a second time and c 1111 l milted for Wed .relay. Injure of the House. H. fir our could not emiseut to mills sr Mr. AI anyte. of Galway, moved for a copy of the Bill of such a Petition,-1 Hear, hear!)-It MA. the rimy Ol Sh e K e 41 Indictment for perjury, toilful Ag tit., Edmund Riirke, all 4i - bees of that Molise to h• impolite! to all el of their ecia. e forney. and the subsesr chit cis °reeding+ thereupon. The Him. stitosents. He hart told the Peiniouros, that the esti', lees I Geniis man pr.merded tu awe the eircionotaticee of the e4•e• nut the propel lime for suet a Pe•ition ; but lie 'wind do re r- 4....1 to .........1 the conduct of hli. 11..rOir Maclell.ru, who had time. emniatently with his p iblle duty. refused to pot off the tuial af Burke, in *lnch he ( Mr. Marino) Sir R. Witson, in esplauation, ob.erved, that the aeitata s is was the prosecutor, tiroular I. matt rl4l Winl e ss of his am * 1111. of sari) a geestil4ol Of the poesent moment m ig h t b e productive y able to attend truss indisposition. Such cuuduct he couceived of lunch mischief. Is to be Moat 0111e4ge0134. MI: Athlerimin WOLIO thoueht • Comaseitee alight hea l p, a L.ril Cal - over eon bore te.timony to the high character pointed ill order to prevent the public annul lime hai ac mo . t of Baron Maclellan, *high eras inferior to that 01 none of the tetra. though lie thought a mulling tu that purpose vrouid los ehlighteited Judges in either coontry.-A. the initividioalwho elegailved by the House. repoesented the Irish Oosorosattot would to a few days he in Mr. Ws's). Could not accede to a motion for a Cinemitcre his Isidore in the H .1111 e, be t 1.... w..... I . 1 see IdUllud of the Hun !lei,< is the eitii•ider.llioll of •ILle:1 4 quelllll.ll was 80. iii.,lier a 14 ' t 'lemma so st o od fora 00th,. 'rile (.roeceLijog in th e c.su a r e dite vrener ; and Ise .v.vamage would .irise fi um the diseuenie. , J u dge Was ant of much deliracy, aid demanded the most F.very A ere :et: of that Hoare ni,, , ,t sesliendbrr the skim :. grata coosideration. Alt er some obeeryanuita from M o . W)niie, created Iyt ie .11.•cti.sions at the li m e of th e C orn gull; keg ,he mutton was *libelant', awl emit . * given fur that cloy tors- It eosin prim,' bay, beet' bears 0 h..4.1 lie Iloowe ritwi e i„4 1 i niglit.-.A.ljuorisicil. Isom leeisiiiiiie Oil Our Anhwei . . TUESDAY. Sit J. GNAW sit lbouttlit, that alter wino bed fillet, from, 1 : Sir G. Weeetan prese n t e d • p et iti on f rom B righton, in Right Hon. Gentleito.b., ( \fr. F. Itobso,on oon a tin ; r 'hisses. &Irmo,' tbe Pdor L a ws, and pr.lying relief. Ordered •vo li ng, the peroieof quo ..lieu hell ilteril NH al rest. 10 he retro reit to the Committee oat Um Pool Levis. A &leather who.e n ite.... ...mid net berm, regretteddbst Mr. HLOIE presented a Pctiiiosi fruit' Montrose, setting the gallaist General li 4be •••t , !.• a charge against tale ova. "1 forth, bloat the Royal Borst,. of Bcitilaud had arigsottly the eultecatere.t, whirl. Ina earl' e1.. - alitit.l au the easterlies light of electing tbrir own Msgistrates, of which privilege of the use as any at the elk, i, I toes of the COldiaddlif, • they hod news aquiver,, anll pidgin"' to ue restored. Ordesiesl Sir R. WILSON said h !bent* -Nunn half be a n 11 1, 0 4 tu he laid u the table, aud to be printed. dune in favour of the A. ~ 1 karat Sir C. Slopes preseill'el 4 Petition flora the Clcrupiersand was then read m u d l a id on 11.. able. iisterests.-Tl ie P ettus* Owners of Laial isi N irthomberland, alledging that the soil SCOTCH bLItGHS. of 411 e kingdom et' sii.ficient 611: the popootat t that it is Lord A. Hannroot presented a Petition from rertsia juip.,lif, 4 ii.. 111041 of th e isso,mit 4unit . ..reign twosomes. duly Burgeoeis arid. part of the Corporation cif the city of prih t Plattlif cohost the aye:fens of lelf - election in the Scold, Burghs, and It. t, :#1 articles that a • pi winced Uo Emu. 0411; •iid !bat the Ponllol, be r, leered to aCi 1111 l ibtlee• 111 ePe: ilitmars praying were of the most r ee p ec i a bl e character. °carted. to lie on th e t a bl e. that their Coultitutiou mien be emended. L en t WI the table, and its no piloted. S.r Al. Itiut.LY tow to isi....ve tut Accoituls ut the nainher of CHIMNEY SW LEPERe . OSISIANNEN presented a Pet lion from certain So. con gel, made an Fat incr. for selling tint .c. wit h two( lotului: Mr' r Mostrr Liiiiistiry•sweepers against the Chimney :sweepers eforSe•dealer's Loceni•ea ; and also ior Surcharge. on (Weil. I mo.i.„ sarcilarim. Hat Wit of opmio,,, him iii woo grvevo.i . Regoolatioe Bill; observiva at Me same time, 11141 many chug.. Mel could hut be swept by nits/h• of 1134CIlilltd and that tlis system of survisirge foisted It' the etomegsseci rases; amid if Bull would p reven t par i s h pampers from being takeu 44 ap- the Bight Hon. tirtsilcinait did not bring forward something 1 to alt".,iete g.i e• ailee• of this n a tur e , h e (Si M. IL) mould.totem ices by Chi mney sweepers Sir J. loss, c oncurre d with the last speaker. Li ISe Ali. V aksertanT skid, twas only lat.:lv that he had he ar d pre-ent rage fur legislation. a law might be mode aqiiolt 11 any romp:aunt, mid had immediately giveu ordets kto: every sailor being split to the toast- ad. Au aliciatiou elt. tad intorniation oit the suujeci. l'ae Returns would take some rather 4e made in the Nino' ortion of Clominies, which *odd suite betitre they viers made um ; and w..en they. were, 1 1 1/111C metliud pei 'haw would lie hit itpuii to remedy the grievance au P e n , r " h. . the oS. if, of the Bit. MI. Aldernoa WAD Ho ot comp l a i ned of 1141faigillgel 0/1 inf. Boat, ST Sta'elf, that oi the et illriple of the If., 1 Member tin less than linn.ooo chi ie. in Loud it now !ie the Aoseesed TAX C S in th e C i ty 0 1 L on d on. Toe inn, 111 l via. then o iced ho. 's altered. Ti e modem. bimnl s were .II themixt &I to ILI g to he swept. With re., get ton 441101 brig at-ill to the Howl. Sir J. Nc.weUirt illoired fur leave to bring in a Bill for n- ew 5.0,1,4: the live. cii ." ,ileii end p.0 . e ... head, he did not lining, ethit at row aab kilitheil 41.61 his I a sliusing rewards iii•kee. feet to make okra a . cen 1 toe q • •rt shiawrecked or in (longer. 'l'..e rewards he proposed to 1 Sir J. Yonne ..sia, No; one he is sometimes started onl. a • pant out of the corgo at any save d , ti me ' , to Lle 0414 by oe politic. 'There had been for *time time rew a i Js fur & S e thi, e4t-ii utut.tati a .-L aii l out the table. 4 eg ,e.; ow, Au range to any, no n e t ur saving ham .0 lives. WAR IN CEYLON. t MI •VA %sir f.sit'r said, that 41 to the principie, so 4:01.3011410 Sir. W. DB CRISseiGN y a•ki it it it *as the ilitetilinil of to 1111• U ntity, lb - slid be no ohj..ctuoi. Miukterh In lay arty informoi inn ro !ors ilo fl , olse oil INC Mr. D. GUI -drised Su iiieurpm ale the 11.11 with elle satueet of the war in Cevinii. Sitt,Old i i ,s pipl, hdf , w , 6 * p it , 0 , a he intended to h.. eWdl LI 161 the reeovely of sa.vogr,,, at,-. he 'Mould himself tall ti. d.wai..ielit...l Ili,. iiieet. e Si. J. NEWPOttI ' lio 011 . 1eCtiOn 1 0 11 1 . 4 1 bah toyed 1114 MI. Cinti.l3l.4lV ponies...ll liiiuseli 1. 4.14 10 alloid all the tl House would, no tile o •lill •, statlr Its, 11'41 tu ue hiou,iiit i n t ur . "*".". l• I "''' 1 1 ""f. 1 : ll "s.' ll'' ''tfiet." shot "Ad '• M. Leave we. 11. wen receir..l, 1 her• wits reety teas.." it. Ne..e% 6" the as 7,,. T,,,,,,.,,,, nili.n. L. ._ r Bills &II was iced a wind .lar.haiseed ili that island would Spreilil4, Ile 11.1.11 1 , 11•01.(1. • lime Mid I.l4Sfed. I 111011 WA YS AN D 'I G i iN I 'l K RS. r Up..n the motion of Mr Cnsleingtion, the Moue went into a Mr. Perri - amen@ ousted, i o . d . ti W . 4% in . intention to mots 1 C ore nit see oil lie Asses.ed Horse ras. for a !telt et Committe r , to emood-r in. set. orient,: le High. oi Mr Cuttwen w , sord to tall the attention of the Committee ways and Ti,, stiolitc. ill E0g1a...1 •tait Wales. a nd slims Ow. it o the h•i th ou; sto silica I 11l i l litionii. vie. e balote wider ill. Miring it liii;;lii be es pee teat to al 'le it' :hem. The . sleuth 1 pre•will 4p1e,11. He knew an instants-of au tudividuat havitig those Inglis...a ad, X i,OIIG mile. ; llir egiteere of making them i ueet. u•itigeil to ay . the slain of 111. 17s. it. lead of 41 Ss. had asnoinitea tu hie •11.11 01 7,0.10.U414h. j 45.11 INe annual es- n Mr. LL.trisiGtrom said, the oft act was, 10 coolittite the Act prix of I,4•lliiiig tionu 11, triiiii •11...1.11ie11 to marl! , of 111 Si Session ; mud the HMI. Ciellliellillit might 111 We Coin I,soa,oJoi. By pi opet I egoislio.is, he aas ut opinion, that 4 thittee iiitriodiii e •iiy chni.e lie thou4t.i prow.' OHO the But. 411 hoot. reie • ddYing might Ile err. iti it, and a gregt tedaction -i, Mr. CL ow..r. exert owed 111, lilleill 101 l ut doing Si,. oe wade in the pri. r to the I nevem atiltles of Wig. Air. WINNE erf, cried to tin - raw ut [Marl. kept :ty Eirtn-t. e CHIMNEY 'sWEEPF.IIS. an 1 billell• so, to, 111,• ;M I im.rs of their bii.ibes., having heel, ~. . di, ,eii ... i wing ,ii,i,es. lii oi., c 4... , hen al, Loi.iii Com. me. nro tort erased the fade! of Out Dii for the Commit. tee on the Chiiihie, Jo eeper.' lt , enlatitili 14111, 1,1,1. tar., limo its ewes' tll4l a Mil Ar ut Illal drawl Ipliull C.i•lie MI G 1110. 1 ,141.1, , weed , 11141 upset r iiii oil % as one of she 'duds i lite di•ellpliuk lit woe keel too the pm ;Wile ut abrient .. ...,, he i ' • • • r ire.omce4. has leo; ill 11141 the it 1111 l liri "I Is e• is 1,, ,,,, cdin • iii e, the dr, i•sn, Had been r, s, is, d in towu. wit room 6i to TO n a month and that ton ow ut Al Mr. Lusitit.croe °owned, Mot ilie decisions on that poi at i n •: ' , Stay ot teem took place chimines imot m ere .seill li% rhea,' . 1 were gteatly at vaciance will sack other; and (bet bUsUe ' the machine. ?bough the sitteisc number et 111...0 elinismes 1 • ..