The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-16 00:00:00

Orr 14 t ~T • .. ' ' Ur. Sedan! fiNfEbOW . enia, lie was antilop to at. ~ttivatiodate the Noise with respect to this BIM; bat it .was. necessary AIM it 'Wield be braraght on whin the* 4.wonid be fewlatheranises, sad he was unable thee fa ; Etta time. ' y.,!-i , • ~• ' • ' ! :t. lir aigOCIUMikiN iismanted.a Petition from the talvitaatef f riiimilon Itginiana the • Netimstais lliidill, . -Plir the ; t4ltit. .. i llr.fiqp IJ4l,pyasented4s Petitionfroes Thema" jteli.Y.,9f eziebt'Aec.zomplaiAirig . amt., he • had Weis cut k0r1 . 9/ 1 f be..ll4:of Apple; pi_ linachestary awl oftiriiirits ionfiiied for *rep ..waelfs. in jail nmissei geently, and dimliacged without Any charge whatimr4 ever heist spade lost him . . The. petitioner prayed !lit iktil ' ered to be' printed. 1 : . The linit:llember pretested similar Petitions from -hear;tlicisisileisia Atlas •sated that no attack wall -iiitsde salmi site Yeammery; from W. Barnes, whe saved Aignin t lf 4iontibe .ealores of -.the Yeomanry by rennin, into isgop ; and from other individuals residins , in the' eiliigithoarboad of Nencboster. of he .-41211bei Of J. ilstilrap T," Ashton, Elizabeth. Vosie. J. Colthaent, 1). jtastrfam W..ogdeit, Caiiteripe.Podag, W. Steward, J. 4,llistell, 8. Allier& .mi.tb, several .others..—Bead and . • .miditiiid ir hi. prfitwi. •• , . : . ' iilard MILTON said that he bad. presented a-Betides -11ettee.4 0 : Dolesolk,wihmso Petition bald jests Wen Isis' 'pArtlielt. table t -aid he mast *lasersi that that Petition • tenadannuals..bnati expressed in-the mote artless' Man kali. pieheiblmsaaitaiwing a• sinspirand•affetelng state .: amok *Chia faeliagn: ": 71 51 r. 100814QUES:.eorrnborateel -the itstenient of .4301 401,4 e orcli .411 the Peationake.bad presented 4 i ate the opsse,eltarecter of troth and simplicity. Us :4"e i T e4l b r iP br the 2014 sod they did .pot api.ear to have been rot' up. _ Mr.. Sergeant .ojfEl f Oir presented a Petleion "train certain Bank e r n nit the West Riding of the "'Charity of Veil s preying for a repeal of the Usury shit.--4.eld it. , ' , /te Mille, end ordered to 'be printed,. TO II , ffon..Member presented s'itimllitto Wild's fioin the ..nkertof saaditniln Wilyhire. ..-• SW.. i.;t) . is iiiii phawilteilii•Petition . from the Plast Growers in the West atdterlif Yorkshire, praying for' *!iii titsbitioit i split* foi4ittel *enipett ti riri .—lie iit o il the 1 A pi k tjto...: , : :0...13. 1—:.". ... . • 510...... -• . " . P,:' Mr, 41-Altelinftlpreiewt i vil 4.loi.zitinn from an 104141 i 1E4,0 iirlai'trAispfet'oed ,Of' `injuties whirls be hatille4 . 'Wired it the Mliturlieme# Melting. in -cousequedee' lii. tsiriiieb;lllefbitiii:der," *i,4 but a wife. and three thlit dren, h a il been Tiered to great distress. In refer. -*tie', tit, 04 titidlon ',hunt, to be made by the ifo•witr rit4 &millet he prAhribi hisses Cu abstain totem LI; Wits tike len antliglitarkin of the itistnnifint" kali ing as he dill hew itiiiii tee - UttentiStr.-filli Mini. Bum el hail been illttetre to this subjeet, knowing.. sllo.r at-ongly he, frit ed it, dud - Itatioleirstleo 'the omit abilities whit* lituposeeireel, ha treaty& ' that he .ani* t be alloirod. to .olfrir a few obsersasions on the -aireissisiassres shies hart 1.4..10 tar pvesentatiowof the ...lAs Witmer's/sr b. ilottestiernewas. 'I he distyris•ih the sbasulaetWaise Jisteieki.iitollbk9 , wes so well known to 4, •the i 403.. .. Mt* M, Wi t air.neee. fee . kiln .to dtr ell "siti it. .fillat jib.imies kJ ; rye toattrod public perdu" tit tibe• 414.utsups pf d to .ttioottirtettoo. A 4 . 64Pti le . 6 0 ..611 .4. 01 , the :,11,iit istAtittiot; at Mao dikalitre.4lo9atrti ittifinibliailt, AO bkaKtsteotes to pea.. ~sett 014. fAettittlite AM, "IP ateetingAeok place day. Another m 'Ong ins them ealled.for *a the. pg At !Mee, momb na4tb• mime. pleat.' .Me distiort. *am/ tiliti,nny masetwes baCtemta • adopertto priiiiii. Aws;:nissireffiiii Whig illimilibthiriiti the 44 l 1 0 sized, **eon wetetaelemed iniunbasii all aosak -Misr " 10101146004111 0 1014dtt - MIMI, _ fatem : Aagietretak fgaio4ll-0 1 “.** , thit the means taken to disperse it were hoirible, attid peifeetlitinhistidible and thirdly, that the - agi tiered litdirldttals had been ravinas *aye denied the Melds of itkatting that redress which they had a titt 4 1i .44 t ent from the laws of Soil conntits -- 11 T tiilfft bp 'that Hoist' limit a satbfactgry (*aid be lissllteted Onto ail tire Mieiniatftmes of 4 tVi 'tole. Whatever rolght be: the Ciao *Pt offierObi ease would lira,' ,renntili' Ike* in co jilifent with the apprehension Of", &attar to the tilhileedtlient tit the countm while it re indeed is thehintli of)diaisters trbli Ti w a I in such a coniisteitipith their tititilothank the Magistrate' Oho bad acted" eit traoMittiv, part, be fore •it "was epoimitile fir an itittairg. to hive been toed totted. lie now Irtsehtel. the Petitleti, which prayed loran inquiry Hit° the circumstances of the mow Mr. Serjeant ItiTSLOW, though Tiwilling to Ain, ea the preaeut occasion, could not i t s silent alert*, speech widebliad just been heard. Por the firsy,donel , his life be. had Delta 'the Yeomanry of the (vitality called a' pilltikal ''soldieri. He would assert that it was directly the coittrary, and ti;:k it was not only the initeteonetitational force, lot ett -a force as could no **herd be foniiii but in this Country and in irelaud. ISe knew of no` ironed ono which such a hotly as the Yeo manry ought lobe escitided on any particular occasion from performing the duty of the townto which they belonged. Heinarkg' had then been made on a 31agis tratei who seas. also a.Clergyman, and it was said that he ought to have considered it to be kis duty to_ab-' stain from All eitasperpting conduct. Did the Hon' tieddemart mean to i say, •tfiat the conduct of.a Magis trate who w a a Clergyman, ought to be different front that of any other Magistrate ? If he infant to say this( be.(Mr. Seijeant would tell to as o lawyer: that he did not know the law'of the country, It woe the (boy of a Clergyman who .was a Magistrate. tout as another agistrate would act, and the eouseptenee of his failing to de so, would probable be that he would be week 40 the list. • Ho had nett do ioihp lei* iit dist insidious manner, he might almost say, in which dial Hon. lientleinan had thentletied the f ritkrilsinf whick the Magistrate alluded-to bad rice red. lie would' soy, that thi living to- which he hati been "preaented, bad not • heir giveo to him by Gotreitneiletsi, or•by 414 , one at all conneited *ltls blovertbent,liitt he kkd re ceived it teem a mosilistinguished Preinte, by whom it flail been promised hit two years hetore the Man .rbester neketint took plfaCe, with *Mat it bad heel at tempted ri **seen it. Gard MILTON Add no pets's! could be more will ing than 11# was to jet` 1a any encomium On the Yeo manry /if lingtehtl. thooglit th , e.Hon. Gent. was mach adatoden wh,kit be sopposeil "dead to 'peak of Hon Yecisitiaty'of England generally, when h e n i ne,' Itieto soldiery. la Hun. Friend bad merely spoken lot the Yeomanry' die town of Manchester as having been eccited ifFoliticatl feel-, inns a the time *hen' the nteetiag Yn ciaestioi took' place. With respect to the preleiment of the Cler• gyuran that hid been' alluded to, fie had hiartthat an arrangentelit had Ikea made with ti 4 Piebi who had preseated hint to the lilting, by virtue at ir. • • li bowas to receive h Uovernmebt living for tint w • 111;1111te 1:1 t • Idr. BATIRIKST bald, be could mom etiotraiiiet this,oiid wit houttd to deny , tb tapes ' •• foundation in fact. ' u 34' 131• Ta-14/ I • 11,,,,rit'utILT/Htital Ord to hear the eontradiehistp w yid 'doubled "or.* tialt' t'had'eren Gant. satisfoetko .t,i base an opportatilix • Of; put!lnim *down the ehatiti4llch afro d. • . Mr. BATHURST said,lf ittiTi a ritUto.tir got abroad, be was 'esitailtiti otingo p. the r r A.ord. hltf!"t~ tip 'dolern,htft helm / not • was just going after the others, when the per-oe h , bad spokes to said, "113.-:-n yon, f will cat off sour head." Re then made a blow at -him. woutided• hi.l in the Deck, and cut off Mtge inches (runs the rim 01 Isis hat. Ile went to prefer a bill agalast tile pencil. who had , wounded hirn before the Gran.' Jnry, which hill watt thrown out, and had writ the Noble I orse Wit* was foreman of the Jury. His Lordship ettilme 'hooding that the Petitioner had bee.' a soldier. it quired to what regiment he had below'''. The Peti tioner, said, to the 2d Royal Lancashire. His 'Lord ship, then laughingly mid, he was sorry t . see one al his rooinsent there psi suck swoceaston. Hr had• then attempted to show - him his hat; •and the blood wide), had flowed from his wound, bat his Lor {ship hail, declined to look at them. Lord STANLEY said it was true that he had been foremen of the Grand Jury, and that the indiiidhal whose petition WSW before the !tease, had preferred a bill before that Grand Jury, which hill was thump ; out. He believed it was correct that he hod asked the, `man to what regiment he had belonged, and en tindiot; that he bad served in that with which he had the honour to he eamected, he had expressed regret at teeing '.ny individual who was a member of that Corps in sorb **situation. He thought it was not very extra ordinary that he should express regret that one who• belonged to his regiment should have such a-clearrn to prefer, or such grievances to complain of, as were, complained of by this Petitioner. This he might, do,. without impugning the motives which had broughti him there. If, however, it was imputed ti him (LM! it should seem it was by one unfortunate word), that. he was disposed to laugh;.not at the present. ha-, Goiter, bet at any of his fellow 'creatures iti Mitt, be must deny it. It might be true, that the , Pets tioner bed offered to shew him (Lord Stanley) his Ira and his wound; and that he, as att organ of the (resod, Jury, had said that that was unnecessary, his Mini-1 meat being sufficient. Sir R. WILSON said, if he 'had considered the-Pei tition to throw any imputation on the character etake Noble Lord. would not mom that it should be pelefeil4 Hot not considering that it dirt so, he Pr ormell to i take the same course with that as With.. " • . 'Hil therefore moved that it should be yet Petition was ordered to be printed: ~ .e , i Sir R. WILSON then preseifted PeilttrAlll• Ned , ltilepW Hrieny,'Oldham ; front,Autie Whitaker, &owl Bliti, Helen, and is.hellailatwey 1 from _Nary Rool, who severally retplained•ef itnries atmalltied et tlp bisoebeiter itaspi.—The, 040 m! ?At *AOC As be painted. . ,: , .-,t,,.. tg flitffilit.' - - i get yttettve e I tie next presented a:Petite', frertril..2weistr , 4llll4q complainiag, that a ehafge befili Ottoll-tied; *O4O hint, she was retied "0 to . glew tell fo the riamitnt., of 10001. though he II OS ‘104.4 1 miaitsterer. Clieilie ibis; be had been ceolletrel a durteasterdll He Atilt Mime on , o hen the ball•detatatiflet drat tednerd4o MINI •liitPhad been tried at Yea', Wore mithi4 rtat,Y; • agahtsit. bile. bet that he was tun SW gross& .stidp exhorted the'dmet log to totok!ottlrentotflito pa no Mid 'been 'civil . ; bpt:ftivbw isfatiti‘f r OllclP l ip *, 1 ,e;ntlenienc4;atol e' gapck,,Wkidalup. Ile press the Mouse le lewd mooliefireedlaleeedrte the uted A Petition from John Briery WV Ilie 4 printed. r. aro. iiir-it..WILAGN mad; Oho matt yetilleir4ellesti be liie,4l *wryer,* w WIWI. 411eMedt Vho p , ititt i t 4ke lebfier trt the tbeetint=Pdipiline..l l - brrl44 / Oda,' be could s narer speak, wishes* mipososiorlar :head. ihet-in iris ease Abe •daff-hednielne ‘rteleal , strainedue* .predate hii''tdtt`tiAttrit,4filtibei phi* meat au-aided 1 ott .einitt Amisfelien - *pe ered to bit _ _ _ . imputations . *Witmer were sh Use, so atrocious, so infuse s * alt., that he was sure ha:Awed say Dodds! at Ili to .111 t fryllogs whkh the Moose must have wife sab re,. lie did not beton that there was a sus la Sal toothy so base—so vile—:-so siren tcilibiLissibs. liege that the Judges had selected Delicate in the pl 4. r of oatallotiumat for hir. Hatt on smut 4 4 11 'being is that state which was said meet, tUaw+ ad proved it to hare bees See. •, = The Inanimate of LONDONDICItitY said,:thisfe. tido* witht hare bees pretested earlier bad its "hist tern merely *to obtain redress against the Waist or he Jadr.s. • Pretested to this day, it was forth, ekes, todeterodue whether it bad not bees teat is •Icite a siring feeling au the ilanchester gabdn Ho thought it a moat tabacoming Petition, from* impttatioosirhiols it threw ost she veserablo Judger charged with *lke adosioistradoo of the laws eider .which weiiid the hap#loras to live. lie thought der ought not to stew sock alietition to be laid solids The ATTORNMOIRMSRAL, for one, could say, that he had heed able to remark no aspaissios by word tr gestam (tow arty di the halve .114 imp Mole was passed *a the Petitioner that •Itedla the stateusent pot forth in the Petition. The llchsster bad bees sainted ma thit plain Si coallooloont, bemuse it was thoscoesidoood Maw of the best regoisted primer ha the Widow. Mali nut do justice to his eau fbMlags K lso were estMs• omit the livened iodigualoiat alto isispotatioasibuss ea& Leagued Judpss; and .sollociaro 'ghat sham* teat witrattdi ey say. Oft 0) lkad «m.* a ihr 1 0 11 . 4 1 00 4 - .,**4 9 ,0 0 0 11 •PC!. NV tkiet IFS . 1 •! , . • J ./ I 0. 1.: • *bur ' dal, . Pod** tar bewnWeligillalNlNWOiefllo tit" it asuttiotd s duos/ Amite& (tipsiest • she thutit '11174: Stark If 'di l l% NA' lotion'Ave his OW. eat& lisi a rhoomt, *kw- • • vet oinaderoos esp. Awes es Judgesositis goy alnico of bele/ aillt eel to, they might ae well at °see give op AllO4lOl of PaYielf Marti* *JAM wilmoted with she iodide. teatime of justice. illhau it • she - possum oast-Ii lit. Bared the "our bon, Nat ellidZs awl fill' I 1 1 400 . g WI: the kjiitlusigaitese etiih *1,4 04i$• 40 ,ftkirliklb.1 1 . 1 1 10 west, jut. ad eptitabis.- Tier Imaiiives doe dellmediset 168111411 such sit had aewsrMio debar OVA ,L i o t i p t i e s egr a ti., , efalhd.lthu JO, wisp* Cosassitalli air Ito& subtilising is. 'rib as i tlel *die eviltopt arises sly 6.. e tti to rise dS se diniget got Macau( • toileach. 'OP MC *MAI* 1 0 11botts Its' tetlivlise tsar 11i Aso Wan ire s dtbsoterigeoi, 'biases* 41111 7 litesub boll* bese etagolimel. n ii tehrso 44 " . o 6 1 11.7 0 41 0 A 4°4 0 14 tiltaihkok. wipt weft ips ha • • 0.3 • - - • • Air: 11411101/11/191PON, istatelgror Woe the' Obirlshdeit *Olt Ira "'kW*. hi gam:gap 4410119 * the ithea.. mat -bees agate& la *PM dram* awaits 0116"*Z114.„ g*Of* to 4 40101141 . * eadifit 111 INWOSelheit 'Set be l .L. 64 Nit MANI beset Wig** „MT w.Pfla: 10 01 1 ibefitt OOP: .. 4 : 1 4 . *harlot - -ideeihrdsio 1 0 low* 'the lle'si. 7 - V•11114 , 1110.1m"" , ~.7 - . - w— • , i k . • s .. 1 P A/ • • '. . . r ( I 1., t 1. _.•...- AN° 0 • .. i . .... ~... , :0111, :; :rt .: to,lip Trooline.iotior,zl iiii, 107 iii; um. 4.1 1, ar or a ... of. LosilttheiA . tniir.4 a . it 4 -- tctli k I ' l l iiiir lF lll6 • - issinea :-. lllliTO duret N se es nia f e ruel ked , tbat tlr; o case f the pi res M t r. o ll f a the nt 111P/311/4LPAUttolAtiaof . '.** • * tun o r LORDs. _,T oalud g 4 liki4 UK ' iZ:1•: 4 " "') ""'"-- ' 1 1 . ' ''''...*: h, . 1111.11 1 P ra inun Y ld miti ale 11 / I " l4 aire l.24". peasses red Se hea l IPlilibilieL ll .... " . Petitioa was .. _ erdered itow to to be primeq printe t t iothir pee. ............, •., ___ -- • The Bari of DitikßY presaged a !adding frets t . 11 .; 111 .‘,„ ~_ .• ...........---. - kw r ~_:_ -, 7 , :g , 11 - ilindiet w o o. liss7fret Wthellaramem bad now on the sa k .. _ Journeyman Rope-mikers of Llyerpool, egalast the had • . lA A . : s t i r-. 40 ' weedy sta kw' 9117 , . 1 r - age .f maebi .-Laid on the table. _. . _ ._._ __.— - - sewnowomosinilirtinpenaternt • .... .... ._ . .....• • ... _ _. . i • ' • --- • • , . pet . . 04 wit 404. 1: p ritema g4 leaa ..r i deg or f ema o n kW SCARLETT thought it wooddrlgt we* it low. :- - - - 77:11 , -177 - 4 , 'oi et ;of ileseless-aad . _ , N ;t-t-.. MI% ~., , - • , .. - • Scenting& ... . lasi .s...,,aspa 7“- , i , I', _. ; • •`• in • • •• , - - , ——l - I- dinnemainnliikipeapigki a Ow se - ............ , A , L. 7 . 77 1.511. . it teas as , a IlAmere.of. s hise t tz i 4 " Z io afatz: believed that it kalkkaaerhamegionyou a k a culti st • . • f Whew • • 7 lit P.; . _ was ' sewn to pis- .; . Atiist r tr i t i , l lPat :! Allogiliikeli. fteskiefitlisinirtnitalfooll ad tt '.lllllleinadlollßilbidigikithil rtg s esemiti o :l: ... . - ~ •• ' d itin f l l 44kt *IWO Pm& - Am . . • or, y. 4ltay ail eethOtalailli alibi tolliettletialiclsrittsetemagizAim ' . . 4141 " 11 " 1 " ).°4611411141111tte11, -.ls! -'• • .itit se: ...o,:r. eisiiiiiii:-- •'• • - . that occasion wasAllirwhiliiii , liseensistent with that of Alitg l itstaarbd htititnitt time *Muted to lie oil Oki as etir ei tt 4 o4 7 ,4 l6 "-Aktdik: . • .•..• ,i , .. f- • ~.r."l-;:-.41109.640111114011U.N. L S ! . i 'Alois a labiate trhiseitelity.it - iids. - th ' lyillee alt t lV -: ---• - - i 4144414111. ;tz n'.) • ; • • 7r, 7 . • f Vis o . 441 6 , 7 . • 4ij Ai p" "4lllll. ' ;1 . 0 1: -." ; 0 .44 6 ,4 sad-aseray..tegtioteesidliati. '; ii , Tra sir it: WILBON had ! thirteen Petitions to preeest,l tast ionsto wtor lakillear teist :Pas vie “ Mid •t' 1 .;, '.- • con i es - Il etalleltinit, Ito 866 • 010 . 4 1 16 4 : 11 . 4 14 11 4 1 , 1til i4 f tlttlitiladi =t 4 t i ak u t r :"• fre g aiia "r i a l r i besia t ' ag l e atrth ar - - .. : 416 ... . .. . .. 4 ...vit.e. lc: ,2464 F ;_. . „,. ~........., try dOn hilt Vail al ,Ow tint , . .. .. r . lame- at r• , ~ rfad. salt RI ilia MIA 411.1. 1 :. • .-. O, • . • tiettat Ms Valls; Orb** the feeladiee of lievetnasent, end the diatlaa-, ID dowandgea•wbo bad eeldnottedidon to:41)0E4 1w .7 . • •• • w t . a wont? pr i i iiiid i g mi l ky, J ona p oo 4 bet leem Swam& ill inF”, , nald ' ' siOijintlikan ; ties of all coatde9ce in law, bad hitherto - been iktitatp,rison. witleb 'tbry•bitt teleetbil'av dfili ao ,a , ii ,..... ' snit hi . • th e aeliblobtilitood of heitey'„ royiog fremtbnisettapsdananry trecartilbrili teli loatealtes enable to obtaia redress for the *juries they bad sus - eaMelthy. filthy. and immoral Jell is she his n o so. ..• • , that ai4tikaitylidglitlid liottlfatie iti * *tekagactiod plat:els that §sirter t oildi Mitt ..:. iieeligeM tatted. ' Ile Bram of thePT *lila if psatod 4B the *tete* L i nt . o toj.masai Ati g io n t, JIYIL:.-41tdierad to • be. printed. the Kahl*. AN lard ell Mr liii!fl . . the" tat why.'ir The Ent was•from.Josepb Jeees.-h•the second from' . hairs while seatbdee wee beam pron n oso o d‘ ..: . Mr. CRBEVEY presented 'several similar bodiless would ailt, bad • net that Wes is a • Joseph Tyadal:-the thitd from &heard Johnson. • - fret , idetiag'. butt' brought dp sear pki ns a ae . aut .4-bettered wi be pelaist ' .. ' . and. lawhol basest" it was' •ii Th al ' Vie: 1 ., 7ktede l eaverally cemplained of being rut demi mid' ; bane been ampalated with the inlanosea•iss o ut .- -, m e . Aw orni no woeo reosatod seeinaletitinas eamposed the resetingial .. . -i ''fil . ackm . trampled .: neon.-- , The Petitions were ordered te. be: ar ms', .laity eordtasti , within the tweental ti 4Wdb, o 4 Maser individuals alts . sated ghat they bid been eat late Masehwreft , ill alit*, 414 4 . : r W . ' r hate .._ _ ._ . . risme. 0 re pro for z i, t a t tifi ts '. . 1 ' Ladle by theammosury Catstry Os the Mb Aaron, duty wade a tresseetbiall'aitthatidaell Wit g late . t Alt was .frsom Wm. Ciseptham, a weaver. He th e toothier bf the Judges. :•.•• ... al P. ow illanchsetet. praying lartedrese..-d-Ordeeed Wes; at they had -digit, '-loilt ' 'wilt 7iiiki R elide .‘. * hie Petition mentioned the pomp of a. .Noble load , . Sir-IL. WILSON- mewed that the taitim;:i r ini;igit t o ! • _Valsepalated. . • evatesi? , WSJ- wire toot the ,ddlitaryselthilli . M U! It* travtken a his place, Ali , yam had bees ton'tfie' am the table. ! • .....Ts, . • ~ • I Pits,)4I4I,IIYATT presented& &tidos/rose cartel; the avinuelleiflisSeowif; to IMillint. thelittittin ekatir: *and ~/iirg Were whic h bill, Item presented, : sod ► , Mr. MOUT could not bit rise il t l4loo&.l t b e titaptcrcc, .01Racealer e ,la ftweew 4 eke Din fit the leg, drawl up' as they wife' deseribed l atie oa !bat. he theadere•begged that tleilPetleleir night be read et imputation dimwit on the „Judges. ae lieseo „ Q .. , . Aimee 00,w_gendta Lawsv•-•4.aid eo themble. day. He beneted AM the Riot Act a ha, been read , *orb. base. and wholly without foandatibitordiew .0041 • • - 710, 1 cAZW,Pir pillar!' to th e Bill At pasoleat in by -AM' be had had ' hem one - of Me Magistrates. . The Petition was then read. it stated that the Pe- ley of theta' !thaw 'what enmities were g o i ng oa i s . • a iy or o t r I . torgogi, be ijomapp 40,Anbi t get, aed the *hem he nould net bat' believe t . but, firowithe Mattis- Adam bad attended* peaceable Meeting on the sever ['cheater poi ? However base and m e t th e pole , ' . le.coilrepletilte Which MU felt by the Mouse is calms- taste own * h e win g , it resulted that it l had been read se be forgotten and bloody 16 th of Mignon. It de asiglot•be (sad be did *et yet Imes , that -he would b . _ . • 4 • , . . • .4/see Of - Ithe cent postponement of the weed is verb a way, that the people generally could know; .eribed the Yeomanry to bare advanced, cutting and peeved to be cruel or base). hew meld .tapt ea r e t si t ' , ruling be Al f it . lie .expressed a hope that the nothing avail efthe matter, 'aid it dub d not thew p saiaing ell before them. .He bad amid to the especial is itanx it, Ti ea this 'abject time e . ' Roi l . had Learisehleonher 'opposite (Mr Serjt. Ouslow) fore bare the effect of causing them to disperse. 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