The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-07 00:00:00

•1 —s . JCILI/N4 114iff1;1141.0112A AMMONS PARTICULARS COLLICTRII 7aing TM ewe • • souvtreeta. • r • —•. ` • The ialimeq.Captein Oil bed the Dawns ! ea iiis voyage feeCsieldee. bee- My OM= atter ruin Mrs. NO* tuAttcp at Deal, and * ing a pilot ea lsoanlesedd ffsr the rim, boN wM forced by stress of weather ineerblargoett 11140 11 11 bus whese• ale was driven. with the loos of NM triaboea nod cables, en the teeming of Swift _lirsil3d. and: huh want of skill le the _pilot. reallaaal las a aalodbil called the Kentish Knock, hews*u two sod th o'clock of the same day. As the sea wu rqieg great violence. the undeuast was isunediately est stray, in order lighten aod eau the ship, sad a hoot, with Timmher. was lowered Bowe. but bad etalmtly he water, before it wee dashed to pieces, mod beds OW men were billed. _ • At ibis time there was on board above forei k erati kemi tasi t dweller _the Capudn and his brother. huh is th e Navy, Kr. Graham. the Serves, a maid want, sad a female rs from Calentii. was 10,10•110 of nor ng the ship, the lies beat was pro vided with prevision, water, and Mlllijfaaview 'of quitting the Ai% het the wind geese dews with the ebbing or the tide, and thastrE:weei haviag Averted favourably of the state of the it was dot* mined 40 pat a their departure to the ag day. in the hope that vessels would pat otte Ihuireahliatteel. maims they would be thereby enabled to airs a pact .14 the cargo. Prom this fatal resolution arose sll,tbe Bleary that 'geoid ; for had they quitted the ship at this moment, eiold have bees elibeqd without difficulty, dm •Atesarpos-the bade at ebb tide being comparatively .etlioeth, therm is we maw of doubt they would all barn made the shore le safety ; bet, alas. the oppor tu sever agais °marred. nity la the evemiog the violeeee of the wind lecreasieg,. Atli& rise with fright/el impetuosity. mid the very Aro ware which broke ever the ship, shattered the lost twat to pieces, and serried sway all the bulwarks. • The mea were new obliged to take shelter oa the bow sprit. or the highest part of the quarter deck. to avoid beteg washed overheard ; they resealeed till the Ilde retiring gave them as opportunity where to seek, .hetweee decks, a short cessation of suffering. and to recruit their wearied bodies with refreshment or re pew. The Captaiu alone. amid by no permission, be ,ladeced to quit the desk. where he contused the whole of this terrible sight. _ . Dods( the night. pieces of canvas sad rope, dipped in tar, were burst et the top of the nowt, la the hope shut wen passing ship. sight see and relieve then. A raft was also abstracted. sad satonslag was looked br with the most heart-rending anxiety. With the limning cone the tide, sothing abated is vitamin. One wan swept fro. the deck the serge*. sad the young female, and at the saws tine dashed the said *meat with such violean against the Meer, as lite rally le shatter her heed to piens. • The fate of Mr. Graham.' nest satiable was, was sitergarly alfestiag; be had be.. ill the greater pert at the voyage. aid had a pnessenteat he should tient see Wade. again; we could he he either laughed or mooned eat la* this . efloitra. Wheel the ship wade the points. Copula ..:Akilitiottemlionsetted nest kiwi!? to Putanade him • avian eiten-et Deal. bat could oat peeving end thus available masa was leek era whom a mother and two elstera.tesiding la inland. &peeled surely fur tiopperk About this dun else Mr. Saran! Ogilvie beast poweodedts the saisewtop. the naet gave way, andiss was precipitated eau* the pieces ef wreck .with which the ship was eeneuaded, sad killed; his .body. however. was neeversti, and pissed upon the leek, at an feet of his 'ahem brother. . Natty pewees Were now lylag dead about the deck, -sham struck by span, at killed by eseass of tsarist ; and so senate appearing at eleven o'clock is nee - day annieg. des Capsule told the crew, that al far , titer exertion on board klieg useless, they had better endeavour is save tinwares as speedily as peen& ; accordingly about sweaty got apes lbw raft, but this, was woe *renamed by the fury of the waves, sed.ealy six men repined their station. the others briag all drowned. The Captain sad two w three snore were still on board. whin the sea bawls, fined as opening is the bens. of the ship, she Immedi ately Anal, the decks blew op, the hull faille pieces, .and•in a few atinates the whole was ewe 'tavern! rale. With great difficulty the raft, with six survivors, cleared the masses of wreck with which it was our rounded ; t►is was, however, accomplished About three o'clock os Monday afteraooa. la the course of the night fear men died, and the two which remained were picked up by a fishing boat oa Tuesday, when 4eat)y exhausted by salferiag and fatigue. When the raft drifted from the wreck, Captain Ogilvie wee sees clinging to the quarter gallery, and was doubtless la s few•miautes boned is the merciless ease. Why he did not endeavor to save himself ea the raft, eau -be pew *sly Malta et eoujecture; perhaps the excessive *Agee he bad naderprone, and the horror of his el astic*. bad rankled him latapahle of farther star tles t or that high sense of duty, which led him oft!n ie declare, that in such situations the Captain ought ever to be the last ea board, might have laduced him to remain till escape became Impossible. Me wars man of extraordinary talent, and was early distinguished by Nelms t he was signal other on beard the Victory at the battle of Trafalgar, and bad subsequently seen mach service as First Lieutenant of a large frigate. To his excellence as an officer all those with whom be ser►ed w;11 bear ample et/dummy ; sod the sorrow of an exteasive circle of friends speaks the estimation I. which be was held by all who hum hiss is domestic life. Snirwatex In cowsneourcn or InesNl:statues. On Saturday evening a wheat stack belonging to Mr . Wrench. of Moreton, sear Illakeney. was burnt down. There is every reason to apprehend that it was the act of an incendiary, as the stack *u standing in the centre of a field, sad a person hµ we understand, bees apprehended on suspicion.- The sight being foggy, the Panay. of Newcastle. bound for London, coal laden, being off the coast, sad the mariners not being acquainted with it. and not seeing the [hose nem light, mistook the fire of the stack for it. sad wishing to pass It on the land ride, unfortunately rea l their vessel aground on Morelos hooch. between nine; and•.tes o'clock. The sailors, seven In number. took to their boat, leasing the vessel a complete wreck about' twelve o'clock. and sot itooolog where they were, did sot make land tiU near four o'clock, having lost every thing ant theolotbea they bad on. taRMLUTEI. Jan. Fiskeren, of and from nits:wand. for Loudon, with lobsters, discharged her - " r THt osestookttAti POO. liavkillt bad. iltLoys.'llitertage i the nth old.* it blow -oats's( gals, sod she obliged to cut from hasambera sad some oil , end will ;WOW • Welk .0110..0* ell.11:010.4 0 May Las ef liassisalsado adept% Oilialsar.dami sabot.-at Cara* sat wilt isr . Is woodief4hll-11116111A. bas patio sit. the Bitli tilkt: t rl e te s Ztr i rgiaaase.i botaft• Rom Newimmllo iihg': . for Oosdla. from t• boll; with n itilla Oat' Havre do Cram. isal 'boa towed Is ay . so* 0... smacks, haslet carried sway her missaismat. ImittlP' I mast, sad bowsprit, sad is othassiis• mach imaspeil sad mat discharge her seep as repair...AU lads.- try. if and for &may, Dubois, motor, from Newels- . the m dram from bed unbars oa the morals, of ohs 1 oth alt. sad tome on shots at the hack of ihw Mr , sad it is flared will become a wreak. _ _ Tho Alba... Wen's. .f and frill WO 1" fen Naples with lsorrings, was abaadmid as sew by the crew es the tbtis sit. haviag lost bar radian and sprang her aura frame. The crew wan takes ant by the Rowena, sad landed at Grimsby. Os flip elm it blew a most tresuadons gals from the R. S. S. whoa . tbo Grimsby packet. on beard of Mash wows the crus of the Aillisa. in ping ism Hall, having psalmody tom her bowsprit, was driven with great violet*. against the pier. which carried sway her mull Captain Warm. at the time was attempthig to go upon the Pier. when he anfortnastaly missed his hold and was drowsed. Tuesday musing a most alannisg snidest kap posed of Cotton. which was witnessed by many par sons on shore. Boureeti tei and eleven o'clock a ' cable. in which were four Corton uses sod four men who bad buts lately wrecked on that bench. proceed. ed to ma fur the purpose of ablated*g a poop. for the shipwrecked nos os board some vessel bound to aka North, from whelp( they cams. They seen fell 16 with a brig, on hoard itf . which they introded tak ing their passage. A rope 4as throirs theta, which was caught by one of the own is the boat. and they held on for some little time. wises the brig made so wash way, that the col& was drawn soder water. sad the whale eight were instantly immersed in the sea. Several boats from the shore. as wall as others from vessels in the roads, soon pot of to their assistance, asd they. sameedoll in saving live au of the sight. The thrm tea lost *ere the unfortunate outs who 'won remedy wracked is the Mary Aan. af BoadosH bade- .A similar accident occurred hers Um same msoniag.auraded with the like ssoloscholy stsms.— About four o'clock. throe men, awned Amis. Wright aid Wade, rowed dorm the harbour In a boat, for the plifOiee of procuring coals from a wreck mar the Xott‘star Battery. sad so ping aver the North part 0 the bar, at the baritone's mouth. thsk bast upset. *km uodascholy to relate the whole them mot with a watery grave. Haag so early is she morning, the noisiest was sot ekservieh trim the shawl sea seinently as assistant*' Mead. Im ,slodersod slows.--4 The safortanata salisraraMtialii oviaiini ism with families. eat=iimlMlM6 . LAW Lerra44olZnilt. COURT OF MOM SHIM AL* • .., — alta4,4olo l. a • J - 10- - --- .. . Eli ot; man* a - - asAilikarkinassan. • This was so sodas the t r at e l e ff , r 1 tiso mamma sthebill of aid fors para. thoeissasiMansso the less. as salsas& Mr. Scoriae, are as follow 5 ! . 7 ..fs dot L.r 104 tb. • 1 fondant (who was this Mr.CmandW isel4V o l o r Taiffe e and being I. straightened so plaintig who was a polg rib illE 7:A t e2 :4l ;tr . the loan of 80W., foe ' oe a bill baeriag data Dee. IL' . at Croft 00. a . Inaba, Pall Mail. was di sod l= oat being bliss able to reach Os dined, sigh/ of ,him moil within a sham pitied. Is :Trilhis pandass fries* Cavendish, in the pima I l sablentan Lor4 Haterpark. ' Mr. Noble, of the late Inn pf Dwayne; N.M.. MS Co., proved the hand-wilting'al dm defendaat. sod's Is.' tor was also produced whoa *slat was acksowisig od, sad an offer of spur oda diod'im4llllL, and !spy 8001. down through the medium it iirliedsats fa.. ' Sir Wm. Camodish. ' the •4" The 801.101TOR-ORWEALL o . Blllll‘llillt R, Cue CROP trials the statute of ess. b =s o o its*** had ROM awaltalamd by a as draw these sitamillaftilit. he as s r 'itO l . plaintiff could mot re- Isom Tholosnosteintiwist teak several legal sibjactims whiobiltratiof JNdse said be would mum" After a brief miming up, ow of the jurymen instaimakif they ought to give the interest in their verdict. ...A The Close Justice said it was usual, bat tolatod so tirely with them. After a few minutes consideration they gam a verdict for plaintiff—damages 800 i., but no interest. Mr. SCARLET? sad It MU customary to Wok the interest. The SOLICITon-Onosast. said Lord ifnampolt had sworn in the Court of Chancery, Mr. SCARLETT.—" Well. weft. If we As not Soar interest, we shall sot lose our character." . i SECONDARY'S OFFICE, MIDDLESEX, CORONATION RIOTS. HAINES V. DI:DDING AND ANOVIIIII. This was an action on the 57th Geo. 111. e. 19, a. 35, against the defendants, two inhabitants of the Huo dred of Osettlaton, to recover a compensation in da mages for an injury done to the house of the plaintiff by s riotous and tumultuous mob assembled to disturb the public peace oe the 19th of July last. de fendants bad suffered judgment to go by default, sad this was an inquisition to assess the damages. Mr. DOWLING stated the came. The plaiatiff was a respectable slime, in Jermye-street. St. James's. and had the honour of serving some itaasjsts oft yal Family. On the 19th ofialy last, day jesty's Coronation, be was making prepare 'tthe morning, for illuminating in the evoning v i nr of the day, when between sine and ten o'clock &titians mob entered Jerntyn-street, and began breaking the windows of such inhabitants as appeared to be leaking similar preparations, crying eat. " 'fbe Queen, the Queen for ever;' her late 41ajesty was then on her re turn home from her ineffectual attempt to gals admit tance into Westminster Abbey, to see the ceremonials of the Coronation, and it was supposed that 4. per sons who had entered Jermyn-strest were span of the populace who attended her Majesty os that nenanion.i The plaintiff's windows simnel the fate, of Itio He gh hours. A great many stones were deep, and several ' of his windowsaod lamps wise broken. , It wee true' that the damage he bad. ssetalaml was nut,coweiderable,l amounting to little more has 4L. hat this lots be, - . _ ~,' tv 5.:2; to - --- - ilk . ' a.l , the pewelelies4the iiiiiivit ti f Shiite wit .dila ' ' Vie handed. To ratan the expeasi . 4 aw . . bo . leifor. trititill the sanwereit eitnialls: lag "fry 1T4 411 7 enfered judgeidetisige by &atilt. as their liability 4a•bl met be denied. The ileksh ea/sties, therefoi *M. ma to the mesas of ilainsges which the piglet - Willi be *fatted to recover it the hands of the Ster , . ..... *finesses were called to pr the plaluilfs Baser ang Ate Airy. wader the SecatiSety's direction. hail tileitr verdict for the plaiotit —Damages. M. 112.14. ====suntilicma s ' -° ' WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. .. • -....... Saturday Devil Dirk a private of, the Ist Guards. was indicted for wobble; his quarters, at the Black Use. Vieerar-yard. Drum-last. It appeared I. evi dence. that the rimier made himself woeful in the helm. and I. vetting teceived his victuals. &a ant was. by the landlady. for some tine, considered a very bo "ess " 11 1011 al"- She , ioo rever. traced his at last l o p her w ••• sad spirit cellar, with a plot full of rasp berry cordial. end es searching his &pianist. stock lags nod ether articles Wagging to the family were kiwi seamsled among his necessaries. The prisoner denied the cbsrce. bat was unfortaaate enough to sail a sequin of the corps to his Character. who said nithiag favoarable for hl.. Mr. Cones charged the jury. and pointed out the moronity of the prisoner's guilt in any individual, but more especially in that of a soldier ; and the jury having retarard a verdict of guilty. the prisoner was blatantly stabilised to sere, years' traesportation. 13011.1/11ALITIIII BRIPONAITIRINT ASSOCIATION. —After s creation •f budtides for to,, Of th r e. days, Mr. Secretary Murray and t►e forces of th. Bridge-strut Association under his rommaud, rwas. ambled as this Justios•soem out Satamlay. Mr. Hsvrary Secretary Sharp was elm in attend sass, sad remitted in the public room with the re, mew, what the ce-Seeretavy was indulged with It private ivabiew with the Magistrate, Mr. Alderman I. the parlour. Mr. diewmas. the City Soli site.. was also called into alma. and remained in emasnltation with Snendmy Murray seine deem; there was meth searebiag sad mmintermarebiag in sad oat of the Mike me the part of the Strevetary sad the roma% bet as public applicades the Assesistioa yes made to the Aidammis. weemadowased tint there was leech Mire' Walsh% the sawn of removing. *ids- olemossa. the mdlibit ape the lamas Temple a Rll.llOlO . TM Aiiellitibibeesellarnswes kom tie defame adopted by the besieged. The which seas, the shop hoe bees concerted dol, the glass prdtiote which separates Waded. sad the operations sareled ea had It ; two of the eletwee of glass have oft, sad is the place of sae of these is sweated a be% erkh se 'per ore for the receipt if mosey. ever which is am iseeriptlon "Put year messy in hires" and is the other. a contrivance by which dm pamphlet wanted is slid down to the penalises/ from the Inside of the ' citadel. This mashiaery, however. is and only ter the sale of such works as have already bees made the abject of preseestios. •The seller is iarleible. and the idestilicatiea of the perms rendered hapramicalle. sakes the citadel be takes by storm. Litt. Wad dington. heretofore the Radical standard bearer, whose ewe /apothem has procured fur hist an ez tem*. acqsaletases with the pumas of silken and informers, has asthma the arasarand. sad madman the operatioas In this treat shop. where'll* sale of each of Carina's pablicatiess as here set as yet come under the erasers of the law. is carried ea as usual. Row.evasev.—Mr. Horse, of the Geldea-cress, Citarisg.eroos, was limed tea slaillive fir a delay be. yead six beers (the period allowed by dit Act of Par. Ramat) is delivering' a parcel seat by the Rochester coach, of which the defendant is proprietor, so Mr. Wm. Aubrey, of Took's-court, Chaseerrisse. The parcel emaciated of a Ise turkey, which arrived is town at four o'clock es Christens-eve, sad of which Mr. Aubrey lashed eons friends to partake oil Christ. scas.ovr. He did sot receive tM turkey, however, until three o'clock is the afternoon of the following day ; mod to prevent • his friends Erse being disap. rioted, he bad been sailer the necessity of par timing mother is tbil 111Wnstinsi itie Hedy Cligteiness dinner. Warrnan.--The extraordinary fall in the karome. ter last creek, was succeeded by es rapid a rise. On Monday the mercury was an inch and a half higher than on Saturday, and the weather became fair. Shift Monday, a variety has followed, sad the latter part of the week has been colder than any time this gesso.. In the coarse of last evening there was a slight shower of snow in town, mod daring the Right, a heavier one in Kent. 'f h. quantity of rain fallen sloe* Sa turday last, in the Strand, is 4 teeths of an inch. Strand, Jan. b. • • 4 se ao as 34 rr $ o'clock. o'clock • .11, at Nem ilaa•linne• 31, M.- JAN 1, T. 4, W.... 3, Th.... 4, F.... IS, 14.... U. . 37 85 ,43 14 38 if .18 ' Si 38 -, 0.19 Ital. ,03 Fair - .0S Showery ,70 Fair ,72 Fair ,20 Rule ,90 Fair • 1 A married wows asapad,Sarak Coot, bet who bas I for some time bees separated from her haabsod, mai 0 formerly a Issidoot is Ezoter.provingmtfeseille. tame . from Natoli Talmo with the intent that bee secorehe , nest staald take place ban, bet leeiag Cowered by the parish Aeon prior to the emelt taking place, abe was obliged to return to the above plat" aaderso as , taally delifered of two children. 0611 a 41.01; buy. 'bate A , dead. and the ethers 'Wee girl. . nod ide.scullusp, begin-. to pu ro s sr l i. l. llniarta end 'inputted the heesb er , Gale wet meth the ed laalat salt, end the emeriti) with hie eemptakiii ii 'aria. The baba{ • thee shook bandand an*. • . Rowed It. Soder *ado* apravier, got a 'lt digit hitt nehanged. lipatrinsamis *itemeenoid. ad Ü b i groom pot in a right hadmlldew a the bowie 'e mat which set him reeling. This round lasted 4110 glint aid &hitt . . 2. .The.men est4e is gamiest, ad the green fdl, hid • • • • - had the beet alt.. g. Thiswee a milli hied. sisd put the mars ea thilr esettle. Oils rsssived a heir, tibia eat blot ink oat tildes ring. 4. This was.* mashing road. The gram fek iu the hateher's lag. and at the sense ..emit raided as his store-roes, which Ilona Gale in doe stile. 5. Very little mischief done, and both down 6,7, 8, and 9. Both played their_inas int the rally* the groom fell twice. The dear AMMO tapped in this round. •• • 10, After a idly the great fell. `E • eL, hat 11,14, aid 13. Several hits were Pe" aPParedaszion so eadassia ls4 ll6 lll 7tZt itsmini to • 14. Th e bah of the clever in this rand kw d 1 his adversary kin a cdf, which muddled tin Vail brain. IS, IL and 17. were to the advantage ordlille, end the bloodospi Ilen reared loudly is favour of Adelina: In the last round the gram bit short aid ielL 18. The groom in this roundgot his staid Will, lad hit Gale off in style, aid with a severe rigenland set the claret dying. 19. man fell fine short hhd.g era pit** foss weakens*. 20. Berke appeared 'to take his idannwrionteser is 'this raid for the knocker of his masettee low; het Oak rapes. .4 to his call • rather toe rapt* far the groom's likist. aid leered hies nmaisfolly.—atend sheen of 6 to 4 on Gale frees hie Weibel knights: 21 to 29 were not marked by say pirtionla ere. trace. Gale's day-lights were in frequent relesis, hat Bade, was throws in four of the rands. It The botcher wok the lead, aid Loth Sell on the ropes. 31 to 41. li then mods Nun onieeldif was INK and the ceeinsellities• dealt in were freely ad fairly** changed. 43. Both wen pip's.; awl at ter a manly rallipali against the ropes frame bistimg. 43. Barlee's science was here measliest. be 144 well, and floored the butcher by a blow es the UMW. 44 to 33 were mods of glorious with /beat ma w atiosit 1.• is sea esiP IL Bark* “liyasi IA es th. repos. 13. and $4. Barleetenseered by Red's as-Items, sag is a dem they bedfellows of the neg. Ws. The peen *raw is a beery.blle WS= loader by way el enbestriag tbe gat e 11111011 Gale. • Freewill ti a severe play was a going en. Onlti's tteb was a strikleg spinach in the ring : se his selvereary Insagined, for be Itanneered away till the betebet wm *Wired I. clews his ateensents, and the claret rue ia streams froas Ida nese. ears and ;meth. 70. Bale staggered blindly tip to his sea, sad severe hits were ea:imaged. 71 to 72. Oak stood up to receive and both went down es the rapes. 74. 74 ad 75, were severe moods. le the last Jell. theme led Gale up to his adversary, who bared hiss by a heavy blew. '74. Oak again stood up manfully, although very weeks and after a rally both fell from 'realms's. 77 sad 78, theism mends. were fought with gallantry: le the lad Gals was floored by a facer, and mould net answer to the call •• time." Immediately is being do eland victor, Barks planted a young oak its the matte of the ring. Both combataata preyed themselves is Ohnisies." bet the edema of Barite have him the advatemz eo llu se Knights were completely taken in. but their showed himself a true slaughterer ; sad noshed men/ eontributtioes from the spectators. There or=fft seal to have been Apo INS pellets tit mre...74; ir.rePakc., bb - b-stiallartedesshearasi this minetes. The tore boners were isamediesely tabs ander the reef of the hospitable owaet of the manoloo. who remitted them every possible *mistimes and saw fort. A large party dined with Major Capri bad the mating was soil with the utmost conviviality. DIARY FOR THR PRPMLPJT argint Wl= TIM TIMIS Sr VISA Irma AT &SIMV-AYAS6 A.. 8. B.—Ertraaxv. Old M. 7!r(/al DO. High water—mote. 40 er. after It: eres.lll46•Mar I. 7, M. Plough .Weaday. FELL Ilona at 4 athissells. Iltgh water—seers. dd et. after 1.; @emit ter IL High caster—draera. 49 wafter 11: wea. tlta. dint 9, W.—Night I/ hears, 38 Isis. lose. High waSse—sorts. 31 au. afhw 3 ; one. 43 a. h.. 3. 10, Th.—Clock fast / oda. 48 a. High water—wore. 2 ...after 41 eras. 1$ is. aft 4. 11. F.—Saturn sets 22.. after 12 mom High water—sore. 34 at. after 4 ; sem 31 B. aft. 4. 12, B.—Moos rises 13 min. after 10 swim High valor—morn. 7 la. after 3; area. 93 R. aft. S. DIED. -- On the Yd instant, at Wye, Kent, Elisabeth, shiest duel ter of William Seudastore, Esq. of that place. Yesterday, Hannah, the wife of Mr. W. Mere. of Led gate-street, In the 77th year of her age. Os Wednesday morning last, aged 63, the Rev. rump Douglas, D.D. Master of Corpus Chriel College, Cam bridge, said Vicar of Gedney, le the coesty of Lintels. Om the its Instant.. Hoary, eldest son of Hoary Nips. Esq.ef Hayes. Middlesex. Leedom : RAW, Priatal, lad Published at the Mee of " Tie S'refasstax" an ti " Comerretretos"lfhtiodely Paptr.) No. IN, Strand, opposite st. tlemeat's Meek by R. WARDELL U.B. to whom an ameseidealleab Union, Se. are requested to be addressed. • _ sdet N styli ews pet t r irielrh4l l pArt Mws weiieer le ijO eT; • , frlPr*??W . ooo, : as Wee eleillae setteer Imitation atte. wise he 1 “b." . Pallet 'Att ' Awe. 1. 4 06 e 441,1* Skt . yr A-liittite be.* oes ti r r ittic;lll 1 111 1 .4* NO, *o**o dusts II* a Imo ha "Pr' ' ACCleme. bkhremilidde.• dee .11•10 orrApom thy 11 1 0 c. . "a "", GaleeitAliervii* *Ph*, Tbis igiot r irj; %Si ti 4 &IMO" INN 01-. • . • ..4511 4 t-Iritte ells reidiellpliVe Ilia sildisiosei Wit or abaft ai Oir 1301041._ eta*, faik .0 ib di 'MAW et tbir * l kl •• • eAr +a.' let ruim* be o.o iy 7•11 dettst 110110001 00 tb• 11111061, le plid hot z igist 4114tate ff .11111. *All. de id the p lan b b ar&Z. p ai t we i sta ." mid n 'itite" gasser :. pi,;„...i66 8 .- i bi ty 4 a s isiftd fhts**hkoilt lea% wit up idsoassor.—Osir •lhord liml y aft * " is."' bs &moan' 'ld skewed they • IWO rhea lele: sad strove Wilk /left a ee tke part of bravery_ for eietery. adores% and It bl 4. The butcher's sob rateaselei to the reikapiel &sem, h e der Tomo of Basin's iskarbieb 'sally Ikeeml, kin,. Ade* rally—tle began. seder. - - 41h Ila ir pmt ' 11 l 'ewes a severe med. sad Gebeeketaielemel as °as" .I " The Wag: se ems takes sad/ chewer, watillittPerfiooala •• - meettrail-44 tile mai mat ' Woolf botte, arelAtipefbe Ise Nebo purism le The sera' bread beiria awed knee ells- cried s' bellows to mead." ,__- . 1/. A sharp rally eased, sad thirribliki&lit *the., s l eds' eiNa j, ram frees &blow le tbe MO. -4 " - t . 41 ' a """"-", _ _,.._7 IL Gale tame up grew, led Barleaaet . .. "" se" ww• to work that Gale's tine Sew shout la em . _ 1. - ,; , I