The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-24 00:00:00

RAP. Zi + .: TA i)sat, Aoo. 43.--Sailei the **sleigh. lisighty, sad Shear. -----r---Arrived the Pea ant transport, Gem water, to Oatooa. Ptmeoweet, Asa 11—Arrtred the Ifanaibal man of war e front Ftwitoanolb. • 1 from the Di 11,1% fur Lodi*; AbetiOaster sionp of war e Cornwallis, Story; Cyrss, Lawson': Plastaganet, Ilislit 14- tle Frederirk, and Artie, trabtports, from Quebec ;' Wilk: j-it)'s ship Duncan, from tlw Mediterrattrua , awl is putt Ed er gm ~..amifte.—itailed the Archer gun brig for 'll 2 asn . i sa g es; Derwent sloop of war, for Neafotualland.--774 11-;..nt India leer, under coevoy of kis Majesty's ships Alpheei, 'Penguin, end Bitters., got under weigh thin su..rolog, with shit flips hound to the Brasib, Cape, and *oath Seas , and. a Itea,tht op is ht. Helen's Roads ; Ilse West India aces has ads, bratteght ap io Si. lleleu's Rase,' undercut/soy' of his Majesty'. a p Martel:Mt. Arphion„ Riattlib, Larne), sad liveisiC is etc-slily:, cstaniming of about 100 sail.--The Seel for Queithal will also proceed the first file wind, aswrll as be thieditee.i rehear. liaLtseirtr. Aiii.ll.:=3aeiriatisielt;'s ships Yoshwayar snit Shasilhowal, 1;:r Liverpo.4.•66lll fo 'mos ander Noway.' which arrived es Tuesday last, thaws r i : ,,,mbuce. am. 0 , c .,.......! JUDGE FLENt to THE ifGKAN6 I .URY OF . ' FORD, AT THE 81:11131. . -.......--- GeNTLEMEN OP Tin Gk.- sincere pleasure I ceogratulate pearance of the state of r ence--besease I have so means Fewmiany thing witajklib l e sobject, r sow before me. in ta nimbus indeed. Twc of general occurcency in the country which appears to have been - with circumstance& of atrocit , Collect from the examinatir Milike and iinUvidisai: rev( pith any of..tinote &ave._ heard so much, in different parts of the kingdom, "` _ _ _ tion, like .eas and: t)te • c9antry has teen de whic* has ge , Gm, the fist in !Ag 4 1 4.4ttetinc prorinFl ca tte 14ye ruiging mrsititaides , wed froiktliis papc,, coontti , lias seen and .c9instpFema - 140 9 1 n1.i *7; :hat Otrimirsk, 14 11i t n ° poison t Atr • : 4 . : bas abonntlod--tbe anftetity of emits itastr . be binding, save where they adosirinit to afielitto: sions of parties. The oaths of the ()mute assecia.' Lions, or of the gibbon-men, have, indeed, tond: tinued.to he,nbligatory. As for oaths administered in a Cuart.of Justice, they have been set at naught, deil4iftn49a--Aoother deep : rooted reuse of immo. ratitj tina.bien,tbeiowratiose 4 . ef the. Comity Present.. mqiij ,Co i titt of:frotand 7 ,a. Onset', a{ it has. been, for thq,parposea:oftfritud - an} peculation, sill, you not br,gftiik4tad, when t SSWg tynia, that I have 114 4 ige tt mgtio r iOaily, .from rpm a upright Country Crottitgo .and Ausor t or utiquei,tionatile *ern. egy !10'4 .Wettero Conpty, ' Abaci!, the gcnteral prom.. tice, Roe Rd; itt . ten.o(lhe Accounting Affidavits *as artutt4y,isworAt-E 4 all ? MagiatAtates has signed, :and give.a • 6 _,Nri altiltied ferias of Aif is'n ilis-.6junk; to ,be ogrfit r ep o at, the pleasure .sof• the part;. This sink aus 'They,, Intei of Ireland. ti* - . justice ; and even some Ma"' gist - m - teti„ - ithiter'.lhea'r I. l eged , r ialteestlia,sakeee wergeeeetation - fr t itbshe t. Gentlemen,-,-.lt is matter"of great congmirstati that, after a period of 30 years (at the commence. I fluence, hare, in too many instatteetl e ;iloiated their the tarrasti•Jury ;:etel had 1 know tsthe fact in time, merit of which [, spat keine the County of Wexford), duty end'fheir oath's. I do not hetitatetooY,',,p lat I, wostist have. made an 'sample of those Magistrates' 1 I .have -reason to soy, it is precisely in the situation , ALL Associations, of every description in this coun., who Ar e qra- platy of so spantlalnes a dereliesien of' ie•which-it wits theta, escept as to an increase of, try-whetheeif .oa'atict . mitts eiltillintitizi:-Sikesid.Sti.-esh. _nether souse . ..et immorality ,attayetriarared; wealth and popelation, and an improvement in ogri- ther distinguished by the cOlour of ore' rti f `tu• - groe a, in the itatestry of , Fraehplds. Oetlis, of. Iriagiatre.4 . 7 ceiture, which has ameliorated its . condition , and , -ALL corabinatiohs of peritsint,: . linunditer.... - . fic to hl T tioe eie s talsen, .which,' .if pee p erjury,! are semeseing ‘t, iholtiptied its resources. The County of Wxford ! other (by theobligation of An cloth) in h 1 el, tsel nein 4, ; :The Tenantry are drispoito -aye:. Mast.. ‘ , was then .11 moral curiosity. When other parts of ; a Common purpOse, endangering the Jsea •q ie ethe 1 trips, and•thpre, ranee:test, like sheep In &petwohoer s • thecountry were lawless and disturbed, this comity . country: I prononnee them t 6 be confrerflo I Intiststeilt, for the.greetskJecierthker- whet has pewee had a, peasantry--industrious in their habits-sociaki And shbald it ever come heteri me tg dertfe 'AT the ORM: them, by his s iohet anti this is freeroothydisee, I II tre teen TOTATR‘7I - 4 , new CemedY, end. i in their dispocitinn -satisfied with their state, assoli qlrestion, I shall not betas% toned tiP tatiirtil: wall-tie 'regard to. te• useoteltityl or oststugaid fled Lore and Uout; or, ..ctrtiralr and m arr i ates ,l amenable to the laws-cultivating their farms, wisb l dictment to a Grand Sur's' Rohm 64 iiiinos,tadi 'ot . 4.fleged-frealtolOsi • s s„,,s sste s o 55....- saes I 1. broom e was prasented to the public last night at this Theatre. lay assiduity; ow hies insured a- competency. • Their," members*, Of such an Astociiiiiorirtrbirevie I' Cat: 1 ese' ther sources ofis ' 1 eaditt'leso 4 11 - The rs trinisieal combinstiou ot the first part, of the i conduct was peaceful-their apparel twitete-theie., find the charge properly sustained, Of' this lam , m tveif , 2 . pronoe° cing . Decrees a- - .011Batt tilt s , l e s to its eapectat i ota o e , w hi m an d h umour 1 m orals inspvesedr-their lives spent in the frequent i certain, that so long as those Associatiotii ere per. isihich was . coalmen. Were Aseistattt-lian midi in the coniesle a which was by no means disap.t interchange of mutual good o ffi ces. It was a states milted to act in the lawless manner they JO, there' ' nominated for the use& enemies. - • Altstbegebeeents Pointed.. 14.1" hest of those pieces, which, if it will 1 ofp.sekieh I reflect upon w i t h p l easure . B e a i will be no tranquillity in Ali denntrY ; and particu. cursing causes, howeves, tooted such- seen .0 not aitogniter brar the test of rigid criticism, isot se lling Circuit showed me wild heaths and uncal. t lady ht the North of 'lreland. Tbertfi those 'dia. ; for.oaths, that I have often tames led it en-kes myi wevertheiees, well-Calculated Or the stage, end well, lisettel„ tracts ; brought. under the .domiuion of the turbere of the public peaty, who assattie th e name ' painful. lotto preside sias a Conn of .Jestice,suni - telt wielded to please the taste of the public. .The cies. i pligegh w eed producing corn for the sustenance of .of Orange Yeomen, frequent,the fairs and markets, ', bedobtiged to listen to such srhentisebte profasettise.4 so a continued for many 1 with arias in their hands, sunder the preemie:Gelid& 1 ~I 89w come teemed*: soiree efeioe atttaiitialsiefve rectors are sketched with considerable humour,, and;' "Pr 'Ai it was "if the bustle of iiteldasit is kept up .with at ,„, tce i v any ; yilerst..sestil those. unhappy disturbances , which I defence, - or of protecting the public peace, bet With 1 , with r stkieh youere, perhaps, unaequidittestrs.". LUPO - I interval of langour. The chief °interest of the piece burscsust in .ehisegOunte, with such a sudden and the lurking view of inviting the attacks field the , 1 Distinetion,n`,: Front this...ounce s e.drendliel4torestte I knew what the state of i Ribbenmen- confident, that, armed ev , thit , lid, 1 , et etas tied crimes has flowed upon ottriteeds a Iliff eriges out of the mistakes occasioned by the arrival of F nwatarPaFted exidnei9n. two persons of the same .narne..at,,toe hotel, who, 1 things was then, and hew that explosion was .proel theystanst overcome defenceless opponents-, and pet 1 wicessi4 increasessf isotts hvi. bid otpd many perleee though at first unknown to each esthe t e,. sore out to i, atlcetl-Professionallf , I knew it :.keceeee I enjoyed '; tbiardnwar 'Murders hare' been rePeatedlfPerPie I te.laid ettnte,fos : dede fagew s wisiebehey korw..,aibey. be the uncle andletatew. The unc,1.4,0111 is very 1 peculiar advantages of knowledge, ,which other men) t rated upon such occasions 1 and, though lelat pro.: icoold. not fa.irly,sor.- raptly , dienteggees-belet they gluts , and infirM c he t i. a potrimot)ial,projeft, . which : did not enjoy. For several years .I.ceeducted the 1 secutions have . ensued, yet, 'midi have Web* bane - Buttered themseloo,- that, in the tostreilikf4sseh l the he sfter wards abe4io.oPa.., pis diseevering .his 'n h tte Olio{ prosecutions for the Crown at Wexford ; and hence i fultonaequences. of !hash factious Associathethe,that, 1 value, of those. farms would rise WA bigkee, and that Ilso_tenty std Gintiemen was admirabiyiepperied . . I derived an intimate knowledge of those transact upside their influence,' Petty . Juries htittelftled, that they might ultimately acqotee'latereiciatiotentstss. *MATH sm. the other characters were:also. very ri‘kni.. Liesides,• I was connected with no party-4 I . twat some occasions, .to &their ditty. • Th.ifid ' facts ln the mean time, they hare bad reanwse to 411icit• ably sustained. Tao introduction of an Irish .Autos.. waeissditletent about party. But here I stop--t I have (alien under my dwn vie*: It weSittlielisit'lo distillation, as the meaneet mailing goadtheierents. 'les , with a geed deal of 'brogue and a latitiget.PaWiegly draw a. veil over the events of those days, i•say- se ch a man dism a yed. e t tch a colour, to produce Ileheattilli...Public Rever? has beau defrauded to the full of bleeders", lid ant stsigtly hit the taste o (. the I and their arises. God forbid! that I should tear. an otter disbelief of hit teatientoer It'ilr; *Wert in. atelmatet,anillions--Nayi.itis &fact, that one audience, and this part. was a little hissed. .The 1 asunder woun ds , , which, I hope, asp : completely and , other his stood with his hand at thelleiVtliedisPlay • poirood potter back thererette not a 'eight incensed, sentiments also of a maim who had just ' arei far- close t :- a nge e ; , ~ !of his party badge hM Mitigated thf dthrdetlntOltean.''silidilery leen *afire pgegjece-eatimely, the North .r •.: t i.' rived after being detetood e...suisaiter several years in * f 4 have, now been- absent front this county • twelve I slaughter. • i West Cuceit,..where the -cousemption of spiritriotet, F rance , and • w h o 6 0 4 E4 1 effery .thing h a d gone ! Tears (with She exeeption of one Assizes, when I' s Gentlemens-I de. repel% that these are fillets: - Ikeers,la t egrhaps, 'ailed for by the coldness and he. wrong here doting his absence, were not sufficiently t came here in the King's Commission, but upon that timents, not merely es an individual, but ass Man mid!ty . -of the plirmite.,. Tiamold powers o‘Seke-law understood. With a little alteration in thesis points occasion .1 did not sit, as I now do, in the Crown dischar g in g his j udicial duff; I hope with firmness helm proseek unavelking, Ske tegislitstaresteresom• we have no doubt the piece will become a great fa-1 Court). I can say, h o wever, with the greatest . and integrity.-With these Orange Associations I 'pelledso eattr.l.new leweewbichr *mirth clashisg *Oh vourite. The disapprobation* partially expressed . truth, that at no period from my earliest acquaint- connect all commemerhlions and procession--pro. 'the very first s principtes,ofrestidence ender our hwppy epee or twice in the coarse of the performance, . ante with your county, down to the present time, ; clueing embittering retelteitient, and inflicting' Cenetitusitiy a ,were yet, celled for by-the. exigaricy served rather to prove the sterling merit of the Co- I do I remember to have seen it in more profound . wounds upon the feelings oft:others ; and I &rem... of ~tins times s nlaws, t Which* qualify a prolOcutor to medy, as the audience l i ke juipsrtim Judges, on 1 tranquillity--more perfect peace-more complete phatically state it es my settled opinion, that, until bikikaa wane* in, Ins,mixecause. if :se forted ,not summing up the case at the conclusion of the hearing, I security than at present-a state of things indicating .those associations are effeettaily pot down, and the the .Consegeences of perjury, he gained the suit, unanimously determined in favour of the Anthor, • a .due administration of the laws by Maeistrates, arms taken from their hands, in vain will the North 'end . put the money kilo Isis pocket.. Venue,iv, - wham we understand to be Mr. Jemetatr. There- • neither oser zealous and too active on the one hand, l of Ireland expect tranquillity•or peace. -• , kind s at.bounty was .necesearily, tendered to..Talse petition of the piece for this night was. announced • nor too n eg ligent and supine on the other. 1 Gentlemen That moderato pittance, itliklii l the s' • and...lte ell-lionsweetkalleeenef folk arty amidst the general applause of a c.rovrAied.haelft ..... . : t each, Ido hope, Is the true sea a9tooVolattrer bigis-sents fame to this 'pose -peasantry, t eery reeterkable for a sarupoloto feeling in Arch :, Conover'. Imsets-rs.-Tnesday, in; Insiluilf: , county ;• for, Gentlemen, I have I AIWA ikseeisety tlisatepearents- niorlylake from them pie& cases. These . oaths .were answered again Its• • tore_ bekt at the Week-tense, iu ficoad-street, St. Giles's, ,no means of knowing the fact, 'inept fi t temattempion.. are frequently plannedisnd made, not for the gene- oaths of the parties charged,- who, in order to avoid before Ceonot Monsoon, Fog. Coroner- for ma...-tity of alleged crime, the slumber of persons charged, ref advantage of the codetre, but to suit the parti. the flue, denied the e i tietencerf any stilt:epon-their theses, on the bodice of the unfortunate victims Who I autl 4l4 ' n at ure of those charges, as set out in this molar views of a neighbouring landholder, at the lands. Thus have I witnessed Srialt,• where, in sir pedalled in the fire in Kitsg-street, Seven Th a is. - , °slender. But, why, Gentlemen-have, 1 mitered public expense. Such -abuses shake the very foun- judgment, the Revessue , Oneor sviro.sane to impales After the Jery took a view of the remains of two of '.. int.o this detail I answer, for these weighty and, dation of the law-they ought to be checked. So- the fine, was perjured-thelritnesses who cease to -• the bodies, which were in shelts, they proceeded to; cogent-reasons-because much eseggeratien mid mis- peradded to these mischiefs 'are the permanent and avert it, perjured-and the Petty Jery,, who trite. hear the evidence of the witnesses. The only wit.; representaticer have gone abroad; and the extent ; emersion' Absentee Landlords, residing in-another the cause, perjured, for they declined to do their , w a s who was called, and which was deemed sufficient, and causes of disturbances have been much misstated.: country, not known to their tenantry, but by* their ; duty, because they were, or might be, interested is was William Nash, who deported that he was a fish- In what I now say, or shall say, I do'not impale awl . agents, who extract the uttermost pen y' the Thine 1 the event ;or because the enstptutserement of those monger, residing at No. 35, Tichfieid-street. lie thingio any individual of this county - --I will not' of the lands. If a lease happens to fall - in, they set illicit spirits produced. an eat:masa sousumption-of • was acquainted with Benjamin Stephenson, and Mary I meddle with its internal politics ; but this I know, ; the farm by public auction to the highest bidder.- ! grain for their benefit. The retildent gentry of the ; his wife, about eight years, whose bodies he sup- .that.its.situation has been variously represented. Se- : , No gratitude for past services-no preference of the 1 couutry, generally, winked., with both their eyes. at posed were the two which were dog oat of the ruins; ' vend advertisements in Newspopers, now before me,, fair oihr-no predilection. Ur the ancient tenantry i this practiee, and why ?,..beestuse it brought home le • the deceased, B. Stephenson was by trade a tailor; i : -the Werford Journal: of last March and April) IWO*, ever so deserving).-but, if the highest price ' the doors of their tenantry a market for their corn ;', witness was married to Isia daughter ; he was 46 years 1. . eget* this county as, being in a most alarminglbesnot acceded to, the depopulation of an entire Wand consequently increased• the nude of their lends of age, and the wife 55; they occupied the second state of disturbance. Other advertisements affirm, 1 tract of country ensues. What then is - the wretchedi—besides„ they were themselves consumers of 'thous t coos in the house of Johu Watkins, haberdasher, , on the other hand, that the county has* Dever en- ' peasant to do? Chased frees the spot, where he hid iliquors, and in every town and village these stele • ' . 4, King-street, St. Giles's. On Sunday morning, jtoyed more profound tranquillity. These advertises first drawlshis breath ; white be had first seen the . ' an unlicensed , house for retailing them. This oomtis between one and two o'clock some woman called merits have been, I understand, republished in. the, light of Heaven, incapatteot procuring any other 1 sumptiots of spirits produced such peroiciees effects witness, who was then in bed, , prints of DeWitt and Loudon ; and . have naturally 1 means of existence. -Yves wills those exactions I ;that at length the Esecetive Powers deemed -it high telling him that the I excited strong sensations. it is not for no to enquiroi have enumerated-and heeissed.by the payment of ' . titue to put an end to the system. The consequence . house where his father and mother-in-law lodged was I and foun d . into the rnotiveottbose opposite statements. I know 1141,e5-can we he serprisethithst a pelmet,' of tins way, that ; the people, rendered ferocious by the usie.- en fire; witness proceeded to the spot, ro o.them not. It is not toy intention-it-is net my duty, ; enlightened mind, of uwedertated habits, should rush tot Shout liquors, and accustomed to lawless lialtitsra the house to be in flames ; on making enquiry ! ,to impute any, particular motives to any individuals ; upon the perpetration of crimes, fellowed by the • res9oBd to *ga g -resisted the laws, opposed. tyre mien 2 Lis•father stet mother-its-law, he was informed they to the 1 ,bu t it is within the sere of my public duty in state, posishtnent of the rope and the gibbet ? .Nothing jitarbted•benee have resulted riots, assaults., monde cot nut safe, rod he did not know any thing your instrectiee, what I have ohisesed as * (as the peasantry imp five insmaias for thee), thus' 'mpiders. . ciestrery until tweire o'clock on Monday, when he ' groletleoftisailer reports w ands eyrie harassed and thus destitute, but with strong hand to ~ Ca.e yea:Wonder, that, in such an humeral staitloi was informed that they and Mr. Watkins% servant se ri fr in and sensations in other Collette:, %thither the tioct a rge deter the Wenger from intruding, pon their farmss of.things, ill tranquillity and obedience to thalidsr,i ... maid, Mary Ann Catharine, a girl 15 gears ef nee,' l hid perished and that the i r h „ dies were ' then tn . the l of my public duty. lots called me ; and where.i vs and to extort (rent the weakness read terrors -of their werehanished fronathose counties? Abseetteesvlone . ruins; the tw% bodies discovered, he had every rea-1 had-judicial knowledge 'of what had passed. ; It silty ,landlords Arrow, whose gratitude or good feeliegs hers increased :,' slisgusted with the state of• tiller, son to believe, were those of Mr. nod Mrs. Stephen- ibe trot uninstructive to state, what appeared to solo they haveTailett to win it) a kind, oisprefentulmsier. con4e - sqoAkeir. post in the lime of peril • ; but, yet, pled, an d ibe ' - causes of those disterhances, which haws sues- their ancientienantry. • rt! ,t:; , A*.-1!•ss r It t l4,Bfagodbappen -to fall oat of lease .keeping lamp- , the- Windt. I. et ... esse "0,4 be set op to She. highest 9 bicliler. ,... • ~......._ . son. The Curoner-and Jury appeared bath: returned a verdict of Accidental Death. There was another held before the same Coroner and Jury, on the body of John Camera, a Cabinet• maker, who lodged at No. 6, iu the same street where the fire happened, who, after opening the door of the house lie lodged in, to go up stairs to his own apartment, stopped to speak of the ►hocking ac cident at the fire, which was nest door but one, when ke dropped down and espired.—Verdict, Vi. the - , . sioned those misrepresentetio ns nod exaggerations.- together with the mama which have Im*elled the Legislature to swell the Criminal Code, sesaiihs after session, with new statutes, for vindicating the peace of this country. In my circuitsthrougb other parts of thehingdons, I have seen the lower orders of the people disturbed by many causes, not peculiar to any particular coon-. ties—operating with more effect in some ;,bet to a - lter or less extent in all. .I have use them Such, Geatiemen; Auegibeep i , base seen thus operatineinktiot 444t0k. and impart of the South and, West. 1 ham, too, as the conseqoeswes 4 thou Onto lions and confederacies,. men,, ferocious. la Alhoist habits—uneducated—r.p.it it,no4ing _what remedy to resort to—in their despair,, dying in OK Ate of law, entering into dangers *Ad' Crit*: l o Coen associations, and endeavouring. to : proc i ere s pey In ardor to meet, upon 0146111 tf Eapothige4kaligi operating with extended effect in --itilitoltii-vrest cuit, in the counties of Msyo. Donegal, Derry, Roscommon, age. Ice, These effects have snide a deep impression on my mind. My observations, cer.r, tainly, base been those of as indisidoal—but of sump, dividual, seeing the same facts coming before isift,*, diciatly time after time,--and I do now publiely state,. that never, during the entire period of sayeditclatox - perience (comprising or observed any serious of assailing his Majesty' , epiracy coneecled With does. But +teflon}, 0 1 producing similar have conspired to truly do exist. First—The txtraordinary by the great and ries of life ; and possessors of farms, for acquiring or rent rents have been bid 'se coolderatioo • and I tilation of Goii. NATIONAL SPLENDOVR.—AUddSt the many splen- I did exhibitions of the day, nothing shines with so , attractive a brilliancy as the long list of Prizes in the I Lottery, which draws on the lit of September.) Four Prizes of twenty and ten thousand pounds, with other great capitals in absolute profusion, while , Tickets are cheaper than for years past, and the lowest Prize exceeds the cost of a Ticket.—This is the moment to purchase ! CORN-EXCLIANGS, AUGUST 24.—There was a ! considerable supply of Wbeat at market this morn.i ing, and sales were heavy, at a reduction of ts. per quarter.—Oats ls. and Beans from Is. to Is. per quarter cheaper.—Otbtr articles remain dm eama as on Monday. wheat (Eoglish) 66 as Bran. M . 46 10 nits (Foreign) . L.y e 36 10 lick do. fl u 44 1 1. Z 34 6 0 Old iiirsiilitto Malt White Yeas ... ' 54 58 Yolood do. ..........25 SS New ditto .... — Feed ditto 114 V 11 75 Ditto Boilers 6O 64 Fine Flour ..... ... Um Was assailants. • • 4 on P i" • s ' , v, To these several causes otdisterilimee„,we may add certain moral causes. These low existed an an cient connexion, salutaiyin its notate, between the Catholic, pastor and his UAL Tilif". connection has been often, with veq little reflection, inveigled Spinet, by those who.dosll themselves f r iends to dut Ponstitetion in Church anti State. I have had- Judi of knowing, "hat thi lnectiott ,These a bat , g il ea av ti e e. p i r l o o. a .w u i c iv e t d dist hortbe tirbt yap n p us every apply ythyonr - rcounty,„ to onyorteut i vot lan ) it, for your coati. derttion . , _ • at•it— • •• - • I hare thotight k : iI t, frown thy, fake. vgassine that hts peel gisost to- those+, things, • to irtoNatiOltAlo inch illusions, and toauttethq plain facts., 4r.! L...P . , peßtlepleii,- . 4 help hereteloge,_ with geed s tectoovi! called yr - the Ggiod Jary of a : greet . nortbdilt-a ,distillittion had,. itfus7il7/q )11 011 . coasy Agenegal), where: piivale —.wog u..- reachtail . tkanintuleyableigfili, to show voateliettsity ofllivic.orn inter lkt4 kr, the suppres..iett of that praft49l4 -and pastjasppy to say,•thst call was at- . tendeditit s - and pother() useful public resuludimai -1 atg : heartpitt ,this-tailw,hief is a stranger int* ystr, gourd ags;otcits - latruduction, it is ous , of the PractiC4 l pilellefir-the ,plandery; by 474blit sors cf thele• pie depraved. end ilivr conducj. mutated ,riotous, tunk:havtage ,istabliol,, in the won .oNvhiskoy, a whoiftoone ligopr,.ank yr pill lorop4 - our pe.isantrifin peace s it; ealth, And !n . vigour. t. • • . thutsiven you a sort of sketch of what .L.. 1 hareem upon other Circuits,' 41111 advert La what a e observed, open the preseut Circuit. The,:fitsti' cautity circuit, . which It 4A the object ..af. hist coolltr, 4 had been ivlrioll=rwted with such rumour* 44411 atße stories Goa; that the order ortbis Csrtit cult, waa,lavette4alk.Sche 'awns *eiypeteoes ajleged, of meetly/ Chit supp.4e4 ezionuift of thilat cPslO., by 400 . 1 As6iffei. I did set, realist . . , I% . w .= ~1~ ~S •~ l THE STATESMAN: ' 118 : 11 'S CHARGA Slane' UPeradng open each enter, li THR COUNTY OF WE;- effect—thf cause producing the Oct., A I lIHER ASSIZES, 1914. by re-action, producing the caese. Neit, we all know, that the ccuintrj ;RAND Jaay, — lt Is with tied 4 4 01,e,OrtliCOUS paper currency, i nd igo you) upon the .ape , serated prime, nor,..praralitept, a tour county—l say appear. eoii 4:311144W-1k Crimp Or „making mows whatever of know- forged Isink•potes. InMAT .prorin abject, eacept from the cog, serttivate baits Wing, isnd ruipia it that calendar, I find very.4 ll 4 t base fresh mischiefs flowed fr 70, or three i or four crimes, cirayititku.. In the pext . place, the co.' the country : one homicide ' , a Auoth,nrscy,. over active in levee it been committed, certainly cLaTte none ♦ othlrs,., This circainstp rocity ; but, as far as I can f rectett thendminlstrOloti of the dons originating in private , land . ~ l'espkti hays 'found thi Image ; and not connected ties: Called OnAlps §octirrits,, ham; rhances, of which wakes* misellievaus effects • and partiouiarly ling 46 ciroaits), bate discovered cud opportenities of knowing, that this connection . 1 ierions porin, or settled eta, the Cntholic . pastor and And his (tuck, has lajesty'a Government, et elyscee. beep - ..rite insttkices, weakened, and nearly with internal rebels* sr foreign detir i oyed ; the l flock oared by thew ..wants, 1, deep-rooted, and negluthoillgtuati, tying is the facetf the pastor, with a lane . !stable • • r effects throagbeat gok4fiktry, ithandonitent 44)1 religietts freligg, and a &relic- ii create the evils, . arlikk god lion of all regard Ito that paatnrid superintendence, - , y which is se essential to the traißcillity of the cnun.! trsordinary rise of land, occsaiosted frt.--For, ' If rapt hive prompct here, bit 9f4 increasing deusand for the ipecsess; , iodine(' aeries of anirlabour, and riva- -Iby producing large profitik to the don; and if the hopes kers ati t ifftore etateitpro ms excited • propertionat4idity Witiathalo fres :them, by in title! inroads! Treys renting lands. Hence extrqprol tr own pastor,. ghat most be the state Oreeciety ? ; bid for lands ) witbont any greet ties of religion ind,winiliq beini thos loosened, Lod I have new Anse two okakok- ti frig" Mat, al ..0 4 1P his enuled7 - P er jnri , • • - . 1 “ •. • .‘ 7 "...•.. • . • •,, • • .- . . • '- • •; J ...J.:4., . , • :-.. I 1 , . i t. ,- , , . 1 , ," • 4 5 I , ~.,-.* 1..- -1.. • --- e • . 4 i s ' ..: i kt • 4 • • ' . • ' i: 1. ,1 I r • I ~ ' 4 ti . Y• _ . awi •1 • 1.• . 1 4 . lit it ~ . . : . 4 r• , i▪ •" r A F 4 ri . i 4•.., 1 of - • . IL'. ; 1 "11 Pte , . ,