The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-01 00:00:00

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UOHT POST COACHES. dw ad eat boo da• above hi'— J 1 d psysiasit by Sop Champion, a mat Vadat day or diatar. 1. 14 boars way, dn./milk Noodlot, Oversoll• Andover. 11. 1/11.k ta moodloyd.-11141ropioSWO EAST INDIA 1101.48 E, Oct. ID, ISOL THE Court of Directors of tb flatted Cosipaayqf Merchants of Etsylasd, train, to the East buttes, do hereby ghee settee, That • Quarterly General Cowl of the said Ceaspenly. will be held at their Anew le Imedeabalbstreet. u Wedges day, the Atli Dee. next, at eleven &desk to the ferooews. ter the purpose of desiariair • dividend *on Mlisavaras last to Chrietteas sem. JOSEPH DART, Sarratarip. LIST INDIA HOUSE. Oat. SIX Ink Tll II Court of Directors of As Unita Cow V A. Mer4llllso qf Nemletel • bmikke to the do kead•gyips *Om. • • ' I inteftheWNlelbr Meeks el flee eeld Cough eiN WAS is Teribri. the DI December west. •et el 11101 m ' Insiiikinl oriel rola ea Ttemeley, the ISM Siimetrl, lON • • AM di* Ile Dividend Warrants es die said Stadyfete Adak Jamaary. NNW will be eeedy to be Jima. thaliduitahsassussak.. . • • 411 .7*_. a . A 'if RT. agerlip rtellrlt= 1"1117".-4 . thit Weitm Load: deces"` Deal, ilassattesk Ilercate, F. reed sd Ileeihrlah saw Net mark, S tan, at a(earitff Net alms eichrok. loom of the deeldet=o Alva the it, the its eke" die o steder rull = e isoc too lie Aix eetidl. Utiles." flatedieemoes, 'Lysikorst, r, sad 71/adtwilsr, attertill=oade, every rider Oh pa at lb* C led M. fiedladlaSsap't ,ate a ascot May esentlyesee to the late of rosy, flosessay,lll;llfoloes, Marro do Grook 4 TO. portion of the above coach hope to matte a ass. of that support tebkh has hitherto hem esperleosed commeoraddet of the " Unloa." Ms moles w do. tad Solitol poet coaches, Arent& Chlppeshate, Ilarlbereath, Nvembery and Reads*, every It ON; ardor, at Mr. May's. the Grey ▪ DOTI, sad tho Lead's l'aVors, Thomas-street, Bristol, early the next atsvalle. no TO *MA. Rat soawirse, TAUNTON, axn TLTSIOUTM. 'ThOTION" a boo LiTeTt light math, soly one the read, combo fear Adr, seta oat daily at one ; tt Liverpoei seat afternoon at tee, throsith.Wo rtihq, Na Weiford. Lattersverth, Nthlhentems, lAtehlietd, flies% Neweatds , Lasts mad /tenet. ellltoctes, and 'lntuit light post 'the*. . litosee. Gfed.. i=" Woar ordollit. .Bovektater. BM:ford, Salto. sastattstdie. Hartfor+hrldre, deroed sew prat epoch, every aftercom bOOTTOODO 1. othilalVdttheset exelosegletify, nobler& V hetsseerfraddeerloy hod ffaSsede, Aftemeette 6.• OLD ESTASUSHED CHEAP CARPI? AND 1,1100111 CLOTH wmettiousg, No. HS, Lono.diAll. frHE Proprietor solicits his friends thekfaitES. lumped the prise sod qsaltry Of his STOCK; ettestsdas of "'versa dtoosand ards de. serlpUon efearpeiles and floor Cloths, of ilte lost degas? designs; Hearth Ross; Druggetts; Sow Wool Reis, of all *Moors, for drawing-rooms, carriages, Re. Pasted Table Corers, Hattiqi. trabeparent Blleds, and many other vestal *Welts in fereishlsi, which be Is determined to sell at sett prices that shall defy all eompetttlee.—Patterns sent to the opowtry, sad a liberal pries glean for old Carpets in =- cheep,. N.B. Five kindred Ogees of well seasoned Floor Cloths ' St for exportadoe, from 44 per yard. *ow's, tieltiorn* s hit trot .so mach ;he better of bit Christian prinelitics of charity and Pelf-denial; as to in:. eke his to attempt le increase his already excessive mews iy comarnminer lawsuits against 247 of hie parishiesers, tireosiipel them to pay the enoromos rate of 2s. 9d. in the pond on the moonlit rental of their I estates. Tb. pariah, whisih mat not drei eons of &staring war *palest their %tater; hid offered Aim a eompositiett se wish realise to hire the iios s>t 1,600/. per ,assns, WO* rtjectest tie ofter„and had ordered his solicitor is with the Proreedials. tt was in thill extremity illimbitants now can,. to the Cam, to crave It* ..ishimseo is resisting the elsNii seas Oct of oppression. Mt adlidalt the whole City tree orneetsed. Should the lAtioter.ssespol is his admit s ha would take to himself , oleo okitetedtof tits set rests 4, seal to that ottoset Mapes= 6118 e Zrit:J widow to the gorier,. if he wk.* ;litsts!" ssetiooss claim wilt~o acceded to 1s Y fees partakes is the •, the r i t, "' lnter, _ _ TOOTH-AMR AND BAR-ACHE. PERRY'3 ESSENCE, bag received the &toad*, and support of the most distinguished personages Its the klugdses, together with the united testimony of the Piggies's. hi Europe, 118 d issues. favourable osmium sts is highly respectable Mediae Jeered', where it hes bees declared to be the " seri. Trettra I svgs DISINWSDIDI roe TUN TOOTH-Ant! AND 151-ACKI.. • li iDINSONINSINISIJ 1,- 11h/4 the most emulating pais, preserves the Teeth sompl and firm, p further d_e_iest, sitastindly sures liii Seem is the Gum tastes. loess Teen. mid maws the. Its awl, 1 serviceable to Ms latest pried, sod ellseinelly remit. the 4 TOoth-Ache. SOW Is bottles, at 15.314, eird I,ol._llllloll4sif.lass tests, No. 4, CheipsTils, - imil !!0. Regrowing*. (war ON' 0 , le Itgoei), 1,4560 s i M t Wateelo• Plus, Eslishtuilsi of Delblia , soil by the pvioripsi illstlisias rs t the Celia basipioro. Damn et please stray. . Hos. Thy Moss. sod (is tits yip OEI4 The lisairdrop) thy *Mi. wits. tOlCßeiTht= " mar "' ." laarri !r i 1 . _. N.• Aleirew's soul their hot ttet;inot she la- I **Waste of the City matititele filer y. i* each of thew perishes liable to the claim moire the Art of the Nth of Itienry VIII. eke Corpnratiewiteld estate; the motel 6( eth4C6 ovoid he bit see eereeth. if *solar of the Visor shaslimissaid. " tM Zzpress," Mashed and allwidsoo. • ' 6 Royal Iltspows." . la Manchester. 'Maslow. Coo. ' Ws and Woiverbasptoa now four Only : The 'MAN Wes referred to the Tithe Committee. fir Iffstrias' RAWLINS presented p similar Petition lballa the perfeldoners of Mt. 11.telpii. flishopseste. Ile tele/ Sint the present (Lector, with whom ho meld t:lll44L i arrrt the parish liew,lriabp7,fiect. hars untie itismil. Imelltinspolit i rl s tiZiaro l l t c ha a t i te . never should pre l se l it s . allt AS 111 was possible that the parish 'Mew hare *tw :=eet se coestieatioos, nor an charitable, who 8/10 the claims, the parishioners had deter-I baring ets se haring the pitetittled by an applies- 1611110111 awl the Ranee had declared it the r • manner, that be ritonld not consider gni •as personally hostile or offeesive to kide. Ili% Illnentes, in premeds; a Petition on the same Met. the Paresis of fit. eregory by St. fowls drat whatever might hey, been the grievous's, If perishes, the oppreselee awl persecution under Ithith the inhabitants of this parish laboured were he. eeesperieon /roan. 'fbe parish was Row called in pey. In addition to the allowance Maio to 'belt ilfini•tere. Ts. 94. le the pound 1.7.= o.4laCe gi:74.1r4, griPIP MAP their claim lteni4u Ad chided N. That allowanek afiglaairdie set for the eels see sad benefit 4 Clergy, he ileseemnitt 4 the per, and the tepaisi of the As ell th ese person and things were pessidab ether sources, the imposition was see 12. 11Mhomma then prosested the Report 0 the _ _. m i leii i i F o r „ Waled. pinewood', every Aeneas. __Jy wii sight ace the Idea Ortgleak Post Coed., to carry slily Fear le ery Ronk* NT. wow, Snow, • cad Petiodia Paid Comb, Moodily. salty, see Friday Merida" at a weeder botore 7. tr sad Oselesbory Light I est Owe. 0 , 07 Evader past& •Billtheress7 aillag allaf•Paa & •' Royal ibIePIPS. WM , =MINIMA Walt rel ies oat everry sosagae. oecrylog lour inside eels. Woes% Warwick, Loaseinglee, Scathes. Willll iveotry, to the Bandies Read. 8011-street, Binder lest morale; at lielf-pest 7 o'clock. Welled, Stockcoe wee Tana light red-elleall elegy is, to the George lee, eimeierieed. ' ' " Express." le Tea. ilswkwrougl6l.ldlbg. Midi % rind, 140granale me laildnanka aew 4. Mr= sub. Oil sparllskommbrat I eats est seery Ilea, by way a Nandi. Rolled, DonalliNt. Per• re, Tadeester, Dediestoo. We' that'll-on, Delßlll , el, cad Ber eteli, and arrives at York the next siser la o'sladt nagets Spine theesselyes hived en the *May. 3:emaigtelmililef phase, and thee preasedan aillbeal Sm. genes* , WaleaL Slieserthare, Salop, sad Holyhead lig Sae Onitleenads, every afterama. i'lligeliggSsm," Leeds haat poet meek eels set alhossom at law I and passes through Baled!. Se". 1141145 e, Greethsei. Grantham'. Revelry. War. Newark. Redford, Deerester Bast. Leeds, nine aannialel: mod Seninsallan taw MOO post eerie airy .74ailikaisa . esseabsy end PI nendegs at 7 Obi& me cad haws only Tao Paola per IS. ,• ranstaallag thelummases egotism aVehle (ism to be the west agreeable aid complete ranee on the north road, being laequalled by any aerate sad Sipco sew light post roach, every after. V four, and eight to the soersing. mi. Lanadoirs. Gretna Green, Annan. Illwahier, 111. Thornhill, Senquher, Kilo, Caaroek. Mansion, yens of Scotland,' light four builds pest coach daily. I des. t)hathers, Rochester, Graveseod, Snead, illt- I rue, mad /Witham, every morning, at a g pest 7, i .otl Fade. - itu,sl Eclipse," Falmouth. Pipeosth„ Easter, Tiodmin, Penult, Ashburton, Totals, Weymouth, ter, Dart:nouth, and Sal!sbary, every morning, at ; hrotigh noniron, A:manlier. tirldport, Alautford, e. disk Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Plackwater. y vP.4. Mkt T•lii dila, w.:~MMn. • R6)11 Express," new light roar inside po:t-ootek. %arnneten. Lnatsford, 9totie, tAtaford, %ad ((oily one night on the read.) every afternoon; at the Sar►een'a Head Inn, Dahl-street, Liverpool, , _ ..... •• 4 hornpion." a new light fear inside day coach in I , g er. Rh. 41ford. Halisburv. Andover, Overton, Ba ', Rieekoeter and Rattshot• Bid and RoUserhani new (our inside post-awl,. eaw-nlais. eal!ed 'he "The Express," and ale° "The Wit In," at 4 in the afterno:.n. la rage and Packages to Leeds. York and Doncaster, 'St ~pe n ee per lb. I,\ , tnirr‘r,i sad CO. reineett2l! ) , acquaint their t Its Id the Panne. that they will net he account. or sal .Parcels. Passengers' Luirinice. Writings, Plate, fti ore dm rye Pounds value, if lost. stolen. or da . 511 -u „A. m d gg sac), and tee inenr..:.e• lisle. for Ka, i , lithe Barectu'• Plead Ina, 9anz-titi, Loodor . aw n &plat single parials,he would ta deo lima of his powinalinj pert the appileadaa of the Petitioners ; Suit thisia 'her a combination of the p arishes against the The applithate ought at al l ethos to put their La their ewu pockets, as the fends of the Corporatism emild not beer the espences attendant upon their prii= siodlisgs. Mr. DtioN said. the Corperadon were bound to assist the Parishes in the endeavour to rid themselves of the neattled alluded to, and if the Perishes were unable io gay. to defray the expenses of the law process anti other PlAleings. r7 II FAVILL recoramended an application to the pre sent Bishop of Luau' on the subject, and wholly ap- proved of the advise to approach ruliansent. Mr. &crasser' said, the Parish of St. Andrew's did not want pecuniary assistance, but had subscribed largely amongst themselves. Mr. Alderman WAITIIIMAN observed, that the eideall of the entireties+ of the Parishes was not as "know, but to o bt ain the facilities which the Corporation 'sold render without inconvenience The Report was thee agreed to unanimously. The Loan Maros laid before the Court a letter from Mr. Alderman tleyrate, stating his intention of taking' upon himself the other of Lord Mayor, to which he had been 'elected. A Petition was kneeled from the Committee of thi+ Hospital. in the River Thames, for the Reception of Sesanee.sier Altls—which being rmsd. the Chamberlain. was divulged to sabecribe the sena at ai the gift of _ -....eard•siisdaill ; de dB ..r 116... se deep orate shit ..."9 d ar i."2 061 .1 2%. ars eq6411.68. il h i c ikidk = 8111"111 if 4ddaishity villa adavaisas dig wreatit—Owlkelliddis habit la oft's • it eau be albtligemod, ad aide peeved atm fdadasedcaltd. la every dos( ayphilllb klealloa, as well u is every vilazadd els guasiallio datesary. wo pledge oar ally alpsagar= g aid di' alb 1. Beradify solliesse N Ilißillet him la redid ea spiky aeon sp. v•=11•0 gameal priselples w ilwil = hadade. ; sad iodide la awrisis home sable Is as Illombers of tlev Caeca aps, we refer the raildif eadialaity of eller sox ( Pose entering laded. tehasselal Ufa) at owe to Isisso, where daily addl.. M Oki lir !MOW iiktilldia , sad letters Baia ea seastry sr. headliailly sadraradt ; Goo mut ..ilia a rediesadaf Mild aa ilaildia. dish eau ha hilleried as say part of le wield, Isieworor daaat. GOBB sad Co. W. R. C. Berrsomi. . • No. 7. Jenny's-street. Bt. James's. ad M. 11, Boaverie-street. Flee-streets isallik • Jest published (Fifteeatb edidem), - • twes t ro Rye 410018 of LIFE, s feielliar corm es above bove Diseases. By GOBS sad Co. Addressed to Ow , . b eel Maturity of both 646ces. Pity be had at 20, Pit 1,1 be, Pall-mall ; 18, Prbiam-.Neat, Sobo ; 174, Plant-.treat; lad of all Boolteellers. Pries is. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL ' The Cosontittea for General Popsies presented a Rs. port for ssakisg new Drawispestasp is the Mansion- Sonee.is lies of the precast ; snit for providing asadry sew 'Siam sf hesitate for the saes ; which, after cow. adorable dismissive, was agreed toy, and the Politioos were referred taw Committee. 11118SIONS. Tallpidiy, Rickard essitA was Indicted for an °Bases o s satisl bit seaadaioes to be detailed in this Paper:Tit wretch was found (kitty, sad sentenced to Qua minks herd labour, is the Haase of Correction. &nerd Madhatete. • Chelsea locations., advanced le peers, was indicted fir an amok ea a female child. amid ,hie peers, with ao nitwit to violate her person. He wet found Guilty, sod **Meowed to th roe missals' hard labour 'ln .ho House of Correedon. The other indictments tried were all eases of assaults, of little public Interest. MICE SEVEN PENCE. LIBERATION OF HENRY lICNT FROM ILCIIES TER IiOAL [LengeTat, WZDNESDAT,' 6'Minst.—The appear ance of this morning was unfavosrable for the inhabit ants of the interior comingbither. Heavy rain conti nued until seven o'clock, when the sky began to clear. NMI the promiie of a tine day war given. At that hone the people beg a n t o assertible, an d, until eight, arrived in straggling groups. The attendance was less numer ous than was expected ; but there was no previous at"— rangersent aide, or any concert entered into to draw them together. Those who came did so voluntarily, and the display of f.elings was genulate and spontaneous, though theeffeat mi Lit have been rnade more imposing by the least peepywtins. I did Rot see any of the first gentry of the aeapty.but the respectable class of farmers. imkPestialt andloobstantial reomes, were numerous. amearwboestereepgaised a Inv, peelauge,a( a laizher order. Ailoyeliev.theris were alsoutioo people eelleeted Nl half-paseeiglaV-The greeter part wearing neckerchiefs of greenmail white, and white hats, being the deciated emblems of Reform. A barouche and four was drawn ay the Castle-gate, bat is the itothnsiaste of the ailment, the horses were take* ea sod the populace prepared tti draw the carriage. At a quarter to nine, Mr. Mist' op peered. and was received with loud and repeated cheers. waving of bats and cries of bravo. Its looked welt and is sgh spirits; Isla talent. florid, and his countenance mr iiressive of great satisfaction. He wove the neckerchief Armen and white, and suspended from his neck the eaedal presented him by the female Reformers of Leedo, and a plaid cloak which has bees lately sent him from the Reformers of the Greenock. He was accompanied by Sr (Aeries Wolseley and Mr. Northman., who sat with Make the carriage, and by sereral friends. The ba lsas.* vas drawn over the lehester-bridge to the Caarle lataefm Last of which the crowd was drawn sp. This srammist reception was certainly given him. He stcott gland repeatedly ackoewledged the compliments of the poopio. When the berweehe arrived at the Inn, Mr. H. addressed the crowded to the follesriug egret : • "I um just released, after a confinentent.of 2 years in thsageoe, which I have suffered for struggling for the eights and privileges of theCoomitutioe. Before In as eflat is there, I foretold whet would happen—that rain .weeld boa; last brought upon the farmer, th- inechatrie, and the lalieurer.—(Applause.)-1 was thrown into prt eon for *pies that tiosiornmeat lived ou the peeryle.-9- 4(.1h Bat times have siege came rowed, and Om essand new get their rents, ape the farmers provide dee wages of their labourers. I am truly t *yea fns dierbistl reception yon give—(Bravo); --not only NB my OW. aCCOSIU Ma I rejoiced to meet von, bat ea year's, as I am prised to use the septa of • Regiant comiog at last to a right sense of their situation (Lead cheers.)-1 have to meet other friends in ot!i•r _ _ ... busbel...-(Users.—l am for peace, not for tear. I Willi , all men to be united and Old Eeriest; happy-sLiravo ) Ide not act for any bad purpose, butt for the eons* of Reform, mad wig goon patiently, hut firmlwatatil its iesomplete *access be established.—(Brawo.) —Mare been is prison two years and six months, but - here I am the same man es I went there—(Bravo!)—not one whit lent reedy to write:nay life, if it were neeessary, fur yolr eause.—(Cheers)-1 shall nee bathe less ready than be ten to do whatever conscience telt. me is my duty.— Let the. put me to death if they like; bat whet goo.t will that do them? It will not pat the taus, nor enable the (armors to pay their rents, with *heat at tour shil lings a bushel, or find them wages fat their labourers, to keep the workmen or the farmer from coming at left on the parisb.—(Applaase and laughest.)—l have in that prison been persecuted by the Fecal authorities • best I will not say nin th of them now, as I halve brought their noses to the grindstonel—{Bravo!)—The inhuman. monster of a gaoler I hove turned cm, and hail hint brought tojostice. He was supported by the bench of Magistrates, but I have oversee them all by my single arm, and they have been obliged publicly to declare that she walls of that prison shall be thrown down, and the place of confinement shall be in another part of the. county.—(Brave I) —Wit. o I was first incarcerated in that gentile, the experto a of keeping It amounted to 70001. a year, or 2,7001. a quarter; but through toy ex. ertioss, it bas bees reduced, and does not at present ra liodieool. a year, or 5001. a quarter.—(Bravo, hraco!) —I now thank you most sincerely. toy friends, fur Oita reception, and , I will withdraw to my friends, who wait Yesterday a Court was held for the dispatch of g breakfast; for see."--(bond cheers were given by the nil business. It was folly attended. . crowd et the conclusion.) way LONDON /RIDGE. When Mr. Haat retired, Mr. OLDHAM said, he bad tern inforinnil that . thsime, Sir CHARLES WOLOLEY appeared on the balcony of the thou 52 plasm fee the totemic! new London tifidith bath Castle Inn, sad sail, lientleusen, I wish to adders. a few been sent in ftli the judgment of the Bridge liethei words to you, almost at the threshold of Mr. Hunt's dun- Committee. On behalf of the artists, of their fri I goon —(bratro)—to express, in the name of every honest and of the puhlie. he wished to learn from some mem: ' ~ ' man, my (hooks to Mr. Hardy for his honourable, ha. 'her of the teenittee, what precept.' Lad beew made bt mane, and gentlemanly eonduct towards Mr. Hunt— the Committee in their examination of these plane, or (.tpplatise)—during the time lie was under his care; a whether any particular plan had been selectel. conduct so different from that pursued by those tsbou I • Mr. Jonas stated that the Committee had let thought wild designate, but whom I ant confident every honour tbetnselves competes' to decide upon the merit of Use able man tiesp!ses—(Loud cheers.) plans transmitted to them, and had raerefore requested the Doan' of Works, as a hod} of srisntibr and ABM. TIM 1121:11514111. men, who were paid by the public. to enter into the The gentlemen having assembled in the large room of necessary examination, and to give their opinions upon the inn, about seventy in number, Mr. Hunt was place I the plans. The lloard of Work.. however, hat thought at the head of the table, and received the cordial greet ilt to derline the task for the public, and the Conottit tee ings of his friends. *now had it in contemplation .0 take the individual opi- Br e akfast w.s screed, and as the room could not .1 . . pious of several of the 31eiubero of the hoards of Works, A Society has been termed in Manchester, ander the 'commodate all those who waited for admission, hibl•-• sttlyi refitseil decision as a body, for their guidance on title of " lit. Manchester Societe for Opposition to were prepared in other parts of the house. ilitwo so important a trestion. Fraudulent Debtors." breakfast was fiver, Mr. Hunt said, that as be SAT .t pr. PAVEL.. was of opinion that the committee wine Mr. Thomas Jeffreys, of Melkshana, Wil'shire, gave a great nnmber of gentlemen who were strangers to him, themselves quite competent to 'Hake a selection. dinner on Tuesday, the 29th inst. to twist! three of his he would be happy to he introduced to them all ; 'h it Timis IN TUX CITY. neighboers, an residents in the aforesaid parish (coo. l et t h sm. " sa id he, •' who w i s h to hoots, me, conic . 1 ~ M e .Soo Tt ioaxt rose to present a petition from the In. twining a population of 4.600), whose ages together sh a ke hands, and introduce themselves." When so .1.• habitants of St. An.lrew, Holborn, praying that the anion: a I to 2,000 ream—Query—Are there many pa- ladies came into the room, he said, " I am glad to sre Court would assilt them in their resistance to the demand rishes, with the Ake population I. the kingdom, that the ladies are eome to have a peep at the lion— ran.ire amide he their Alcor of two shillings and nit.epence in would affird this pleasing ;wiener* to an individual of i welcome—l am truly happy to sae you. Here. gen !r -ifle pound. on the annual rental of their estates. Ho bringing together such a resemble company so nearly men, is a friend of oar's, who has come 250 miles to h., said that every well wisher of the Established Church, verging " seyund that bourne from whence no traveller present at my liberation—(Cheers.) lie is front .h.• snd evert one who wished the sacred character of ;he returns?' The bard winter, which he l m on Christmas neighbourhood of Parson Hay. He tells me, tli::t 1,1 Clergy to be maintained fur the benefit of their M.A., eve, 1739, wee very familiar to many of the company, 1 ' last night, at twelve. it was ;mended to light a fire 1 m ost see with concern the attack which the pastors were sad some well remember the ice to hare been more honour of my liberation; on one oftliehills at Roclida ~ making in I parishes upon their parishioners, thin one yard in thickness in many of the ponds in that its Lancashire. It was to be-composed of If barrel* - lie' rogretted that the avarice of the Rector of St. Au . I viAnity. • . tar and 30 loads of coal. I don't know if Parson Hey ----Fn.7-777_ _ _ ___,_— . • - __4 o CaATlal a r ie s -r "" r " my. : 6..".1..i rtz re - - - . Ins zraTtars ``''''' places 77,1 1 ::. - .' :IT: ra t i lls elt h t e i r m eftwi rends t i l l s yn t : a t c li l i v:: R . imagoes.. 'rearreeewasa. ildllosaww. iimilmeeftle vitt the Mimi. that tbe Wrist took. arAsivie g oieckwolesi hutie:l miaow is b .=emartl abie sbeakllte_ n_ olitaised 40 . .11 the parishee al- soot. I he . v s been of sp . is that Bastile, which yos Gee. day tili g .. • . at f peel 1 del tome 14 ,ereeklog; etel " astimtee7 .• , UM dowsed *IR ili MI payment or tithes s p it me rate WWI Mt le II siert time mused to the groand—(firarn) : "stile slsaeigsgsure. 1.1 Se. SC (rake lomat. Shashi each a emoperalion —list whaki have sulfered has boon fee the geed maw, . . . • . .; . " e setr ima lifie wbostg AlT llllll6 , 4Bl: 1" 11 04 :S7 , .. I , , :41...: ., .. ~.,. ~..... ..... take: Amid salght apply to the Legislature . sad Sr which lea reg 4 to sager apla.—(leesd ap. ' • ~..,s.r , _ Sr a .f the &atm* .f th. 317tia of ie The object side Gotrersamse bas heap to rot .. • 'lllOl 1 1 • 6 1.11".- " f'. 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" .., spirt othett towtbot the denser sad R isew.. , . g o oe - ..or to w ::: "'" imbemer immeed s mei Mit the sediathelster sits 4 W.; '‘''''.- Cigg e -- - - .. 411 . . gsszWetravey md s ggg,g(poelieNs bar seesrai "be wit ''''"---•, '- 3 .. ; , "` . . . •liat , .. li te Pertme el ls . ••,....* , they . • • aim' , ilyou Lememii,' Rohm. i 4. 1 Ow filet ai l i g p roac k. • ,, bit tomeleteved diet ' •1 liorimei wilt 'to j--im --............ : I : o 4r e j=l. ll Ztpeetecosebea, evarY AMMO tilllo. tie b.dy.. • ° L "' perisitis was perfectly e•elpeleat to liztut its othi liorsrasseat mot to set die - tie Comae XL • ...- :F....a ~.........- the . 4 ,, • 1111ro--tom , - • WOe with the Rome, withost eommg to ask the Cot, spies die sosseactarer, sad to keeo op the system by es. Sr. N."4l=s l'ittPtoriwb Smophriek .disar" of OM too , , .ems. rin iu m s a id a wn with mow Op u s! ales of ma. MI) Wadi limy may coati sae to draw sixty millions a year Idt. sad l.ll-11 0111 8 1 1 r7 after - promise AI 'Mum l ba *":1 1 , 11161.1414 " 1, trim tlatthere laroe's tosibleatleit 41114 Clergy Ivies& a • canary whoa srbest is at four shillings o • wbe11i5 " .. . 1111344 ' "'lb" the 611 "" Si stsg• -- - le psrish..ll, meld ea tie about of his poem sap. lisebel.—(Cheers.-1 am for pram, not for tear. 1 wish *AP fmr4Filelisemoosk " 1 " " th. )ii l P mea: : "/"• l i • a ftell e rm . * w e "TN °l "lfe.• . I . l ftige ......t skasssiiratias aAu Polliimeers t hot this was rao oil =as to ha awitevl ssd (HA bts.insi h..... —it.... 1 I~ 4 r , , 1 i • r . t 4 14 1' . 41 . 1 , . ( rl i i l i t i ; ; ~ A J ;, ,~;