The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-09 00:00:00

• • •Aaii•••:( , • • • I:4W COURT OF XING'S B&t,Wl' ifipv, 7. Mr. GA nutit at nyftl for 11 TWO 140 sh iw gain 1 11 7 o tit of quo marmite *mid got iasoo otkaiipit cot min Geotioorn sfylias okneiglns the Marbe Belem. qt Poskrio, ;Oise .en the itc k shotrloy 'abet title thy eivircistd these "*. Caftan* v. troesellostu. This wee ea ambits Invest's ,te :mow Alava yirian loproved roles of certain asides .Ire at a reckomet, i.,, the greoat that the lessee •loolalat giros *Nice .4f t h e receipt al a declaration is eieMesess penseant to . the dismiss**, Stet. H Ontellaiiel 14 1 " 111 . . The noose was Arial et the het Auk* "before Mv. 13 , r0n Gereow, at Mooeveuth. intros alloallig lfto pill.° fpr dm Plitietilf to Abe eetteent#44/,.. Mr. Isere Dor mowed for a rehteet.ilhiftle oby ibis we** iheteld **Pie setielasoosie pi t 1.61. be *reeled ; be also moved ie Meet el lids meet : ibis inkwells • for araeleg 44 and eel/► the we dirt, vow* lee • ebjepdoes to the dirsittlee Ad the Leaver[/ kedge. Thit pammisee .its eseelles mese thi . Sishowy tronzworha, 'esitisi l 40 yeses ago, - 'ftese . teased ourntior 12111: a• at , Wedge a divides eseeetli. lug carinis -4.neettents, elan • liberty of miming . ander property ie tie ,orOppetiee it others. The , loarited knit', le hie dirtelliesseilie Jury sword , .p! bofdy, Ouit then est sibict ersimplislist aright JeffiV Oil II Jam feety„or • Sky palyie sod with I "rag : Itibtostlee le . mead 40,09111 t 4. - 11111101001. o .4,*l.p i rpoioes, wee a fair Mambo th e fait i miyft Ow improved vales of the pesseleen. es disSetwif Joy the Statute. Mr. hens coptestied t *bet this direction weld not be right, isesonseb as it - Os um capable of general sppileation. It tiesid list lip. , ply to the site of a moat for tile, who maid not .brie it in his power to make a lessee! tech duration ; he thought, therefore, the triteriee by which the Jury ought to here been gelded, was not what a .Atest capitalist would give on an improving lease of .40 or 50 years, bet what the premises were actually worth at present. or for a lose of shed &ratios.— Secoodly, 'be Statists directed, that the treble vale. Ahulld he paid for property of which the party was to possession. Now, the Defeedsat ' he thought, old not be considered Is poestrasien of an estate, when he had only a liberty of mining under it • and yet the Learned Judge who presided at the trial had .directed-the Jury to find, as well the treble Tidiest .the mint which the Defendant had only the liberty of making seder land in the occupation of others, as of the tenements actually In his ow* occepation. Mr. Justice BATLEY seised to think that the li. berty of wonting the mine was a sollicient possession twitbin the Statist.. The Coort, however, took time .to consider on this point, as well as to an objectives .that , was made to the antecedes in arrest of jedg ment, that k did not elate on whose demise the de. tlaretioo in ejectmeot was delivered. DOT, EX DUG IMAMS, O. UN HEARN AND salty. hi 11302. soma premises bad been leased for 21 years to the father of the lessor of al. Plaintiff. Aaron dHearn, thp younger breeleor of the lesser of the Plain tiff, was shortly afteswards permitted by his father to orate, there premiss. The father died, leering by wilt his interest in the lease_ to the lessor 01 the fleistiff. Aaron also died, leaving the Defeistleate Me esecotsic and evocator. After Aaron's death, the Defendaot Ann Beare Claimed a eight to the pie. maim and refined to deliver them op to the tomer of the ilaintiff. An ejectment was breeglit, and a ver dict given for the lesser of the Mimi& Mr. Sesjeent Vauagew now moved for a role Nisi to sot aside this verdict. and to obtain a new trial, on lie ground that the Defendants had not been served with ball a your!. settee to quit. Bet Mr. Chief Jerks Moot ins clearly of opinion that ma notice was reapessey. The effect of what passed between the father and Ansa was only to give the letter an estate by tolerance; butooppesing, it bad been-otherwise, the witoretris had waved all 'right t. notice, by disclaiming the father's title, and insisting that the original lease belonged to herself, and not lothe father's legatee. Mr. WARtEN snored for a lifewidenus to compel the borough of lichester s to proceed to the election of a bailiff, flio-lest election herbs; been void accord ing to the rules proscribed by the Charter. . CRIMINAL IN FortIWATION—MAGIITKATES. Mr. SCARLET' moved for i rule to show cause why a criminal information shield tot be tiled whist Lieetenent Frederick Weed end Nichol Wood, rt. aiding in the home+ of Canners, for having used -offensive and provoking language towards Peter Taylor Walker, a Masistnta of the county, and Constable of Cardigan Castle. Th. substance of this' allidarit on which the Counsel made his motion was as follows :-- 4 ' Mr. Walker was not aware of.hatt given the Woods any provocation, or of ever ha bad any communication with them, escept once, *then on a mere matter of business. HOWeleftf b 25th of Jane last, •he was on the ;isellt proceeding to a County Meeting, end et a Ora called Pik, Liestestant Weed, Willi nos Wad• jog at the door of the Beet lee, came up to' kkil,l and footslog his face deur to Mr. Walker's, NW • Yoe blackguard I my same is vi•ed ;I live 11*,'' , Mr. Nichol Weed elliekeente up, and Jam a satipp; yen .its he horsewhip, inter tows in. the einetty.' A bysiseder .tbet this isegespinest he seed for the ' provehiftg Ms. Walker tO $5 ads' Lies teeent Weed NM, ' Yes he erneset_ Mr. Chid stalks Amos onqiiired 'whet Velket's embalm et 'l l O4 and NI Ilka .replyieg. that he 'au adSlielatiftemidgeaf 04.114, alts a abeilltaallVOLCafabbir Castle. the .Lest plaid ilhe new SAME* i. walla* ASS flallialle. . This vat au sedan egeleet at bawls, *moon ssrdersoi oeeeer ' Me la. : perbet d'llishiseal dellreted by , the PisieSit sod ildieth Ise, to be earefeyeif St A, .whieblidi lea, by the sidelleshr ef di. en a pride for whoa the itli!eet the 'rite Joey foeid a verdict be 4811 lii atrial before Mi. Jetties Abalst:' ' ' --- Mr. Mazaxsy cow ewe. At i eaves why thlreerdidt sheell'het le, . _ a sew trial gestated,- in Iffililillit .n-First, that it did met appear tbst i t e le e illih ' . .-- - unties 'nu DiffladeMeil alp4psibillty 'b. te 51.; and, leeondlri that OE tensed - - -..~-*. - THE abdicated the.lirrron a point of law. was thus :—One Worthy, of Exeter, had' habit of denting teitb the ;naiad, , fir Alt .hed been aeoerogy feittortfitt to . Eater by ta fendints' coach. Some7peryon with a fraudulent tendon had bast* imillekla • Mr. Worth to the flalatiff for; Opulakr. ivellineti , Ing'it tb•botentliy the ......., et Wu*. Esttn T M AO lexannitifir - by dm *Pckerialgs' .-ceedio dicadied St above; 14 as sobaos h arrived at Easter, the same person wbo lied iiltths the letter ii Mr. **Mire name. - dis patched a islesetigee to •the coetli.ellice with 'gds. la pay for endistdei else parcel, disitleg the messenger als Amin.. it ,fea 4 uadnis lam This aseaseegee um gg*eoepeci It the Acre as to4he 'person raw alit: like I la said he did 'Dot knove, bet the GeutiresOs. Wu thee standing at the doer of the dies. *Wlib... 'int oily further enquiry, wide* even opeakfoir Ins 4110 e Gebttensee at the•ifair4f the • office, the prat Ile delieired to the ameseMager,' tad by him Inas- , rktiT to t i hesinsigerret 110 ihoor, the lama seyhee . s old not trouble th e paresengeo to convey it to L obe no imbed meationiti. It then tamed mit, that 'ilfh. Worthy kid seat too sorb ad* to Mr. Barker '* the one oboes imeetionsd. The lammed Judge i t i l o l si recteri the Joey, that imams* as the parse; was y directed to Mr. Worthy, Better, withosA gee.: 4onieg any street, the Pervedeets were *Old its I &littering it at the ofhpe, adder the above *ew lances. .• .• . .• Mu Marryationttiedat e . tiatthis deliseryweteltdi•' Ibilsatice,* for which the Delhedeets were Setae, evan *jog Plaited, . hitt ialee*-Ithilr. limited respoest. , '•bilify, aid that this priielsl, bed breaelearly laid I ,alown in Beek e. Essay, Iff Fuet.ffe. It belt/Owl bald too, he **tatled, that the nudge mulishly without smart, where be had Keen otherwise apprised of the value of the goods he was conveying, eves those the Plaintiff knew of the carrier's Melted responsibility. This had been laid doles la the ease concerning the loos of* cask of broody. The Coati granted the rale. HACYIT V. •BDIN This was an action brought to recover the pries of some wheat. The Plaintiff obtained a verdict at the last Fuses Assizes. Mr. GURXICY now moved fora role tcrabew cuss. shy the verdict Arnold not be set aside, and a new, trial granted, on the grayed. that the verdict was spinet evidence; it appearing on the trial, that !the Plaintiff knew the Defeodinflo be only the amt of a Mr. Stormer% The evidence to this affect was I l very clear, and opposed only by the *Wakes of the Plaintiff's brother. The Cover, however, thought ihst the evidence Iliad been properly left to the Jerji; and they haring Airtight fit to give credence to that witness, the Court 'Would not disturb the verdict. _., ..-• • )"r,... : Mr. Ceases took nothing by his wittieft • RIZ V. SIARAII. Mr. GAZZLZIL moved for a rule to show seem w the verdict in this case should not be set aside, and entered for the Crown. It was an information evilest Graham, for esercisiog the offlce of Patten, of the Borough of ITowey without a solhoient title: be claimed under one Lacy ; and the question wes t whether Lucy was seised io fee, under; deed, past. log mate to himself till appointment, an4in default of appoloteimit,, to himself for life; rebalader to Trustees to bit dower, reversion to himself is fee. lieeited 3 Levine 437. 18 Vin. Abr. 316. 1 Wil. .litters and.Baatuter:,,3B2, in Rote. Rule granted. Ms. Barawerom weed for • role to show cause why. e crinaluel infounation aboeld not be filed against Pritchard and Wooloott, Churchwarden% and Wheelie and others of the town of Cardiff, for con. ,ups to prevent the collection of a NW, Rate.-.- lals Apkvir stated, that in consequenctof **lions .eleale,, es the Deponent thought on gr . wholly ipoollklent, and supported by one Riche i s an At. mitiey, the poor sere delayed in their regular pap pleat!, by which two dime/Maces wore otaiteloatili kind serious alarm excited. It seemed 00 4 t Aborchwardens refined to sip the rate, salmi same ,ograptions were. made. in lavas' of.their awn pro- perty ; but we could not. heir the sleds* very dia. tinctty. The Court seemed to tills* the **twee* to the rate were ressoaahleenoughited.if we mistral not, refused there's. ‘ . N_ . 4 MURDER IN HBILTFORDSHIRIL On Wednesday Wednesday lest on Inquisition wee (skin at the Bell Inn, et Brozbnroe, before B. Rapp, jou. Erg. .on the body of John Cooper, who wits found barbarously murdered on the s pretediag eesning, et Spittlebroolt.hill. Mr. Cooper bark hem. in the habit for a considerable time past of griegingwackeget Of Gait to London in a cheisecart. and r4turelrep the same evening, genersilywith a considerable:lBmA atotteyarisjng. hem. the sale of his frisk. Cliti Toesi i day niihr, about nine o'clock, up** his refbni h one . of. his journies, he called at. : . : 4 * . MO* Public-house at Wonsan , * . : moil 0: 4 4 were there. ' bet it was not ,_ Or • 1 •4 1 ,.. any particular notice of Mr. Geom. sercileeaa ' • *shoos: - ' - s aod tbs. remspeti' -I l ie, i is bin _ + . liPo." lir""Jr - -"" • . •' U ~' 111-a nd R, _ Oak , anilb. ON .Jed . aelefla_i:haktel t o ken . D ' .1 o re, and that **-Lordship s he et as gesifietl* i • 4 111 ' . ihstihite, haeltig no mother, anirbeine csfted with' a &thee Who bad towed 'her out of doors, sad upon beriess occasions stetated her with great bretelity.— Ws 'Lordship GOO% ascertained that the girl was an !obits.' liar as weli t as vageboad, and baying learned whir* bar father Vet!, sent for him. The Chelsea , Pensioner, who h a but oe leg, was, mach affected' girths 'bastion of his child. He declared, aniorido great apparent aigrette?, that bolted firorightfteeep with great, care, bet all was lest -by the bed egegiflbi of leer melbee, who bed left Matted loosest' chit." a usisosse oltirtlii • be•alSepsaaiallat• tillki ponosieeer bad first eenapted his wife, and thes,llo child, who showed endeebeed symptoms of befot lest ler ewer • fora, sot orgy lay in carts sad vile pieces et- mild bet dew the greyest amesemeet .frees ',Min ber ' s fetter,-chirgieg him with Wing . heal sow leg, aid beings veteeer is .thee respects, the conseggence .f military melees, is if the bodily iajeries he bad assained wore a divot% Sus iseettla ago the left Isiah sod a few weeks sloes be stet he. et-iese le the Merging is the streets, in tat., , tees. Be took her Vireo, pet efeibee spell her, soli hat , with his ellter whim', bet she epee. dl. . led, sod took faith lout pale of his lasslionit, neoginge, which she soon &petted of. lidis beget .ayes shwa broken. All his Waistless. were We* botobie to his brother peashooter, who was such a character den Sir D. Deeds. terne4 Miasma of the' hospital. The 1.0110 Metros directed, that es she had committed • felony in Chelsea, lb' , Memel sitootd take her to Qorma-square , GUILIMAIL-+O. &Welly .WiDiams arrow Sited Maimed Siverdiar, were brought !before Mr. Aldermen Cox, in custody of Wereells tbe.Ohcer, for king the ocket el llama?, doeSotichor t of garden. Mr. Hamner woe doing Show Ho • about cis o'clock os Friday egewiegverbei be felt ir flight torch at his right-bend ceett.ipocket. lie hes ! mediattly pot his heed , I. it, and -bend all safe.— Tfieber Brown at Ago Dow lemma palled Mot ow bat side. Judging it might be only an aceideat( h proceeded up Skisteeelteeetv.seccesionsily feeling hie pocket to .guard ,brie property till becamo y epposita St..Seielchreli ' ; Citerth„ ighenbe wig felt e similar togas at his pocket, and itn petting lii *end to lt missed his handkerchiek: pa terned-rogistdireetiy, and saw the two Prisoners 1w company 'with a thirst person, close behind him„ end apparently shiftieig something from the one to the Other. He insontly seised them all:tbree, saying, ' 4 One or ether of yes has my handkerchief," and insisted on Searching Ahem ; when he perceived_ his . handkerchief on the ground at a short Insistence from him. Having no one t. assist him, he was obliged to leave his bold dl the Awe men to reach. his handkerchief, and on twin. 1 touring to collar them again, they showed resists ewe, awl rte. op Gilisitermkrept. . Ile*ept his ey . Noe thins, 0_10 . 4,7 Otp *et i'" and sew one item Mute eilset gutty yards distance; on his coc ky An tek ties spet., he. taw . the Prisoner bestioe stro ll tiling with a Sala oe the ground. Strohm was ups, permost, saying, " I hare get him, this is he." H e however, recognised Swain. and gave him and their 1 Liseli boy Brown into custody. ' The person with effected his asespe,— Sohn Hatfield, boreekeepe r . thy Saracen ' s Heed lon, Snewskill, heard the cry • • Stop thief r 'and saw two men running, ep the street, be stepped 0110 . ot...tkem, who, immediately tripped bite up, and get fps We plying, 44 This is be," I've got him. tie nevetrkf i t his bold till Mr., Harmer came up and gage hint (llwaine)isto custody. They were fully committed. Bow. seats.—.Oa Seto sday, Mak Mr* sal Aim Daniels **recharged eith Os elieloOr 'wit . highway robbery upon a poor soma., name How itappeared, that tbe fromfeettia, is the wife of •f the porplo of this e l i t e, - r esid in g :at Coo Warns, Salley. On. Fairly inning, she bed to Kinston to procete•something for her :wise was ill,aed apes het,releentwheet hat. o'clock,, ;he was : stepped cot far fro* •slos peblim , boese, £lssistow#Mll, sby the .Wallisseised her by then wat, and adolli ANN " What she bad to say fr'' herself," end *pee liest replying that she bedAsething to say., if they weeid let bet go Imams, Inkdesteaded boor gooney. She 001 she was eery leter,,, sod bad a sick heobsud ; bet Willis repested•hie demand with throat, gad she thee gave Dudek, eispearr, all she. bard ..boat her. Ai short time preview t& the. • robbery, Kirby, giorgel patrol*, hest scut do We am sad from to he larded atm say. *IS ,ifidesed oto taro skeet s 'posses Al* ilittoips *visit= take& ~ /404,11 owl kip / ass,besisitieotstediekstbsit :Ali .gatigpped olio pore* sf ties P... - -aims ;theliteestlet au ottlithO•Otg•4-elsord• Iskiessosso rue.-1k placed hiesselthifesielthillift r thseeiseed as c h eek *Pint -who atirred.'ossi mitt.. "' - b ibly e•Utw. 'Ties - tatter who isasseaslor. powerieLeass, tooltlialti of Lis wrist, and specify- biro . foes . lob Awes, . bee .aftse a . • wiggly, issessedied . bp 4i trai lomi. sh.• imetaieer WWII imewspo sea . - : . %AND, wbno ki.ebefblitte, eaimaiaLbiaillN4,o Eat laroelaiesi ropeetildlt 4.01010.61, gnaltslig his tieth at the witneeenoedii= &log their eddionlea AL" (ITT time he eateesiely eleleet time Mr. Hume, fessieffoomil.l desperate,' ordend the Wades& 'to be phocialll Wm. Wben thalamus were meanly had, be diem irk% a 'now fria. and sekif as D-' thiaas t I *mild liaat the if 1 ch 041." 4.16 „be bombed onattot s'.s lemma; Asada stought battietbf t ; an d areil nag. l ib l dlifisb44 44lit aiss.j .—Thertipagav *ate 141044111 . 11fted tar trial.l EN** was felt •aamitt for atlagag ejeataislagpm aliass; la:ailvir• a gold y *Ai I. riir, va:aaas of swivel • a dotesl gem : lar-stteat, cen,l4.lliti. I(blied been employ. k Ileac :Abase IS years 41000., slik • baler latettioa ,~ • y ,i ~a 1 .:~ s~ '' by the Preaecotets, end Moon, the dicer. — r i sk , ing the time Grant toss its St. Martin's watch-hose ‘i -the..reperty Ova &engem.' by the Prisonet's ausel k , concealed in • brick *all et her residence. A Modest loekiitg years( woman somnsoned isadraed before Mr: litcas Ars answerto the cherge Itiekbig ber. Iw her et amicuttion she, hoverer; 14, mined that the bed missed her dear heslund the prg . %glove 'et refreshing himself with a pint o f beer ahem ,lap's wail', which predered th# assaelt in goestim 'rho Maatsvoiatre instantly checked the prorgs,o l , 4 by telling her that She bed an right to the esenay,, l 4 that all the property etheirtee belonged to her ba u d ; and WM) asked her it she recollected her tome. doge oath of "to obey 1" observing that her hel)>sal ,-elts'iter master • bet, certainly he had no right to ltrick her, and might have forted out e mere pr o * suede of correction. She bad ne doubt give* pr o ,* of a refractory spirit. This the besband ceteetnii rated, wise declared la his defeact that candles , arid tables had been tweet by the seliehle pupa e t hiajnys ia her airs; and a choir, which Ito, le ,, m foo l an electrifying shock frost het delicate a, egeiuet bee_,_ ass the oily Illsablt she bed louggio s 4 of.. The Magistrate, in eonsegieeebt aheeiseekuiVi• I ,teettiet. The Win I. the Ace, and the chseituil wile seemed gybe confoended at the seturd'dertstal laid dew* by the Justice . ; and she retired. mutton* most contempteoesty, " Master, indeed!" MAaLINOSOUGU-sTitelLT.--.Herirf Grata, sad NIL Sion Heyward were charged by Theliatts *geoids, ". glossaterosr, with hlltielj Melee a gee t coat, from the South Amber Arms. Geneoy bog bete seen gran met of the fliporsoim emit lie had - been drinking there slob Herrera: it apposi„ ing that the Proseco tor had agreed to let Curtsey of a* • condition of gettleg back _the coat, both the Pd. • sowers were discharged. . _ „ u5 i0 5. H . A1 , 16 ,—...144 Office wes onSsterrisy cremes N.. dig s Prime* STATilvvax Oistr , v i rtaubizir .1.011X.t..101-1 S .at^ . 4 ..••• ed to nose, it being ihe day appointed fee' the rd. teseesioadoa of Joseph Hoag*, so Officer of &cite, en a charge of feloisy, preferred. against him tsy air. Hoekland; of Catiberwell,. a tallow:choodier. ti e A nt , Amain i aat i on 1 6 14M0 case took pica on tie Ilk of October, when Mr. Hockland statedohit the Priloner iel the course of• isli derty - artan Eadie4lll. our, frequently Inspected that pert of-141,40mM, which was met for JO shanefictori - of candles. 04 the eight of iheArld of October, at tfitte.O'Cleelio; be went into the workshop, where the Ptellath•Orilli' .• :previously secreted Waist( foe the peepnieet sit& Aa s his proceedings. Orceteatences bid Milli • which raised a suspicion its hie mie d . Abet -titi-Pl• inner had peen guilty of diutteneut,ptacritemq salt is. diced him to adopt. abet mode of detecting**, le observed him take two handfels of meat* fliia chest,• wrap them up in something, end Piste OA •in his pocket : he then went teat and shut the chile after him. Mr. Buckland immediately foils** end observed hi, throw something over the guidon wall dike nest door neighbour (Miss Penuingeot). Upon going inso that tady's garden he foiled a Teti.. alas, of. candles, about three or four feet hem tap garde* wall. . • . in addition to the above evidence, It wee ow 6tin . apprentice to Ht. " going in to sir. ' him for wood . ... of cosstiles. pt llasset petted I the' temilirs. \ • deer Might be.. thrown Limn . , *bleb tbOy wore foetid. • . Charles Holt, servent to Ma. Backlend, eel Wet • by him tofetch the Prisoner back on the night of the alleged robbery. He found him at At Caliherailt .breWheesei. He eccompanied the wetness beck, lid I COlifitibl• was then sent lot. Mr. Bollatal and Mr. Mayo attended oo *halts! the Prisoner. • and Mr. A'assitestre for the prosecution. The letter deatlensed expressed, its Orsini langeski. his eisevietion of the Prisone r' s guilt ; itld'oriedt* Magietrate to cetwiliii him to take Idi triefor felony. Mi. Bom*i, o . contended that the ettirge hid ed. gistated in a swag hatted agiinst the Prisoner 4 he ..kittitsgi In the coin , * df hle'dirty, laid an infeteratiai Woe the Commissioners against • the PrOseceiat for sm. sal.preetices, of which belied beets ifellty,llll liiiit tiar Candlelit. gamble had bleu phitiettitiVe vides ea • pretest fol. a charge of felony. The •M loirelutorn .2 iltetled so44lilehitlielinepifil that Mr. Bnckiatid should have omitted to titetik 'Pritower Into custody on the instant ' *lignite . I served him throw the' ta Wien' OW 41* tialt,! . 4 tit perasitting his 'retteei; ad ' tliiis'isistr • , ;-serient. to bring him beat Titc.l3llverteri had' - 4adablited span bill disco the frit etilisliedotro iiil iltad *eft boldly for limire to• tee*er tIM Charge; Th Ecircemetevee of an informitlea bowleg .6iiesit laid W' Wore the 'Beard of Bach* egoism the Preetwoor em tWf toosiderabl* Iteliellittice, particilbely • NAT A. =sly a feet 44* *tied* to the 'period MA ge of tehiliOrti rade. He should order t$ — *le* to -ester kitit-eqratiehltir IttatispearitieeS Ail Permetentrie slight Alm, UM etott — ►lV _ -j k , Isteroo 4. Of 61160itirt lit 11001 i iseliir rilsoltes appesigegii• . ' OLD' rhuLsr, Bor." 1. , 1 Smorat Triker Med isdikikki he motyliw 116trie4 *its. "li ke a tagew ill* .ld als =er l imprfkize irg. 111.1""Il isk 116wiy_ "411 Eqy ThS ierwr illie rw ed to have takes .1.6. is tkeikliiilt demi/ iir . 618hki.m.0 6 Field se WO 4i 4 If Jamas', km. Harriet. Frafikevios wt. P. 4 '2,0 , PIN OM* vsyrd'ike4 0 recuic.ore, wort isms irite to ; sit th. lik6 of Mara foJetrialo amtieV•efliS **ad bet Affiliate: W ab' bet I* ik *ONO* slaw a . Mr**, sot he ll s i tt ill ' e . PriMmgandiget w Z i fl e telt as iirl i v r e;:af Otte& Ttirsistaikr bilkurproved hi 'AWE', tad tsf Mr* go 4u se; sod hiraki. Not ritvikir WWI N , :AAA. , ~,,,, ~ , . e , . wei,lNClNt_fofbace Mall evidettee i glg 4 /dm Tide Jet', u kkiese die , . * ' r I 41461441111 W 4 CalbllZi3frafri tier. indicted for reffifb Ott %,„l re it u tioc eri t brori . or w tnime eillbt e,4i dif b reet riw . lei feit . aim" I?) rgirlEt% ' l l -- ' I. 34V 411=1 9`. ~,,7„,,,; :7 r .:. I. wthe holm, only a few otinotes, ;14 tbra reed 1 4 9 :iodis ar. hipp e jqb eavit i. joamey towards hose. 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