The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-21 00:00:00

reared. Dioutimieg the questiee m tefores altogether. he would common he proposed alterations were toed, tin till its removal. For himself. he neat risdple mere liderless to pebble free be bermes, sheshi have the power 6: igistratei annually I end ludas Ilse plan d WOO wage is clear of seen day. hr at to violate the 'harmful' rights 6( the oiled apes the erdriutimeof Aberdeen it meritorious is the hellish Empire ; r bed already dose, he saW no fltaloll, sal mousey should be absent. The i cw ' souse further observations, said that i. if agreed te. restlii have die *tett end cadmium Wall thollkirghs ... In 1 1 . 44.0„ dititOirt a f theilisitism. old 7 ce•rereed use list am hedenied attar they desired involved 'assent ' Reform. He was ready tens INTO WSW burghs is Soaked se use as VI worth tho sossehle et leskivi oak steallhiumiest. bather* were eid rbieir were represented is a most shame s, ii to he embered.'ilia liallithergb, a lONIA listitallitiubs. alteseld hers the it t ee ausined, that the Hen. Meat er b ilat *Wm. bits Ore representative opened. 141 1 kibr. beer, hear.)—He ge OM lettreit /teethe tweed Lord out illi soy 111111Libl i f list did sot mislaid' aaressed the House against the nut ted to tba improvement* going on in gin t ebasvving that Ham* Corporations niabnernsnod. would Does be anable.l to An (rota lamb' dilicaities, ..d pay their soh haters*. Tbo Hon. Heather then leghttranw of Aberdeen from abscise,e plied ebe pbbNcrarditry t andeonstwented Wbbh bad bets wade by that veljoit ' Ha should be glad to Honourable Umber far Aberdeen, if a Burgh of Britain went against him, would barn had of getting returned It was certain that the Honourable twenty-four hours in doubt of a single rgb. in explanation, disclaimed any idea of igistrates of Aberdeen with peculation. 1 referred only to their own declaration. irrect, it could only be inferred that they men. iCSSON defended the tangieste used end respecting the feuds of Aberdeen, that the sell would not lbe effectually at reforming tt•e whole system. Fifee ad been presented against the griev ler consider Ilion ; and all these had the preseut self-electing system. One wen pretested in favour of it, an 4 de he all that was excellent. This was hers set Ws foot by a Gentleman who* I. and gardeser,forined the Magistracy iss . whiels it eutne.—(A faegb.) MT spoke to the feeds of Abeedeeir bey in a state of hankroptcy. Those that tows lately, knew that Si inba rite) 111 b. a Words elf tbe Ant lb. trfottlieliad Watt sionanaged MILTON rose to make a few observe- TIN grievances ender wide% the 11 were admitted by gentlemen es e buses; and yet What had been the reedy bad yet been provided ; there bad ee, indeed, to consider the Report, hot wit had followed. He confessed his e beard the Learned -Lord's propose not agree, tremor the Burghs might presentation and a freer election, that Reform was the necessary conclusion, ,rd said that he (Lord A. Hamilton), o a reform in any but the Royal a not ketionae he did not tidbit as in 4em also nee pp aa y, nor did he evei elirought the 66 Royal Burghs were at required a rigoren• invest/Derma; tientleinati twist admit that sixty-six ient to etcepy his attention at one ;lined Lord bed also spleen of the ton, as if no evils existed there ; bit Us was in a very bad state. and lereersit dilapidated. The Learned lberdeen was free from corruption. he Iton) woad not say there wat Aeo n, or that the Magistrates bad put rackets, hut they sanctioned a debt as was really 130,0001., in sninvestiga-, t affairs. So much cortuption had Mrghs, that there did not remain in entrust of their original charter. The eluded by saying. that as be had estete. dim's, as the grievances which nee.. rnpldint wire admitted, and no redress determined to take the sense of the after three Sessions it would at !env Is into consideration, and adopt some The Ornery was thee cleared. and 11 —For the 'notion, 46 —Against it, •gainst the motion, 33. mission to the tialivry, we found Mr. n his leds, requesting the lion. Meso n to powpone his wotion on the Tythe od, whirls stood for the 26th inst. said as he wirhed his Majesty's Mi ire their attention to so hiportant a no objection to postpone it a week or MANI said that he was anxious it as soon as ponible, as there were many *pus of taking a part on so impel.- *rho ould be obliged to leave t o w n , n opportunity if it were p ost . of March, a nd on t h at d ay i t d to hive precedence. ib.f LONDON DERRY said it could Thurstiay..as it aas a Supply day. laid there were Iwo important motionl 1 as Irv- mild not infringe on the sr. his friends, he should be obliged t , Ilion . on Tuesday. en adjourne 1 at haltput eleven. THE STATESMAN. MINORITY ON LOND AOCNIOALO NAMILTOWS MOTION. Hoe. J. Aberermoby, S. H. M. Barret. Lord Rory. RR. Ilreogbain. It. Lisaletter, W. Chaniberlayne, T. Clough. .4n, Sit." employ, T. Creerry, Colonel Dories. ICJ. Mahan, T. Densnas, T. H. Dundee, R. Mlle*, Wlecount Itbringtun. Sir R. Ferguson. Lord W. Fitzgerald, /Or W. Heise, J. (;„ Ikathcote, Sir R. Heron, W. P. Hotly. mewl, lion. H. Hutchinson, J. Home, W. James, Colonel Johnson, J.. 44. lAeskoe, J. H. Gagmen. W. R. Loeb. hart. J. Moberly, Moberly jnn., J. Maxwell, J. IL Maack, it. W. Newman, Lord Norenanbf, enel,4rCal lanisan, A. Price. S. Klee, A. W. Roblin., Sir (irony/ Robinson, J. 14sarlett, W. Smith, Colonel Webb. W. Williams, Sir Robert Wilson, Alderman Wood, nod M. Wyvil. TabLene—Lord Archibald Hamilton, and T. F. Rowdy. IRELAND. SPECIAL COMMISSION. (nom THE CORK SOUTINIMM IIEPOIETER 0, SATURPAE) 'Yesterday evening, at four o'clock. Karoo 111'Clei land 'fuel this city, attended by a numerous reit 'sone of carriages, and an immense cavalcade of bOrtlei men. which bad assembled at the legroom of the High 'Sheriffs of the county and city, in order to attach every dignity and support to the King's Commission, opts Important occasion and imperious neceetity which bate called for its being issued. About half-past elev.n o'clock this day. Beres IPUlellond proceeded to the Cooney Court, where the Commission was read and theVrand Jury swore. The Baron then proceedefr‘to chew tife Grand Jury. They were assembledotider Special Commi► shin, upon an extraordiartry oecksioa, ie important. os that though, In the usual course, the Assizes would be held in a few week., tiverninent considered it nea canary to issue it, in order to afford redress and pt% tection to individuals, mod vindicate and uphold ihe untrazed laws. The disturbed state of the cannily was AO well known that it teas unnecessary for enter into any details in order to picture or desarille i• ; bet heyonsi On doubt, there existed in this and the neighbouring counties, a conspiracy, the object' of uhich were so wicked and daring, at only to he 'suede.' by the atrocious means by which it was sought to be effected. At far as one could judge, one of those objects was the abolition of tithes, and the reduction, if not the abolition also of rents, and that the legitimate owners of the soil should derive soak* ' from it. It commenced by armed i.odies traversing the country by day and by night, isseiag their. laws at they passed, and punishing any violatids of them with easiguinary vengeauee; they dfirkedd the gentry of their arms, in order, at once, to Inuits themselves more formidable. and to lesson' the force of those who were naturally interested In Ili prerereation of order and tranquillity ; they 'iteeiff guilty of the foul crier, df teacher. Weil hi % vexation of their nefarious designs, had dienstexelil, with every obligation sanctified by the lawt of ani min. in illustration, the teamed Baron stated In instance which had occurred at the late Special' Commission for Limerick, where a man came to pro - hr. The Luso Cow iliuspiaa - said he had so doubt that he would not. It was not with that view that he tussle the suggestion, kin because he thought that the sods of justice would be best secured by such a env rw. of the present doy. • Several persons were then sworn to give evitletion a t before the brand Jury, and the Court Adjourned • the City, where the Collieiission *is OpelieJ, 114 Boron charged the tironJ Jury in neotly t !Me words as he addressoritise County ,Shand Julys 'lOlO which the Court ad:loomed till Monday. LIPP' INTEL 1.10 ENCS. ' COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WEstlitsrrga, WOOD V. STKet:T. Mr. WILLIAMS stated the sobstance of the declara tion which was framed on a special agreement between the plaintiff and the defendant for the printing by . the former of a newspaper called the Orrardlon, for as sti-i pulatrd period, before the expiration Of Which ibe Pendant refused to accept his services. Mr. M AMMYA opened the ease Co the 'a De l l defendant was prop. ietor of the Sunday newspaper called the Grardirs, which, in April, 1020, isten:raged with the plaintiff to print. Ai Mr. "Stood c 4iita not enter on the business without incurring cottehlawnido expense for sew types, he wished fora %littler's/One ment, which accordingly was signed, and whit& eras the foundation of the present action. By this peso-. went Mr. Street bound himself to employ Ir.Woo(14 as printer of the Gmardian, for 10 months, ive it al. events for the rest of the year, and to pay hint TM, a week for printing 1,000 copies, which was the re• gular number, and an additional sum for all col ti printed over that n:niter when anted. Mr. W accordingly purchased new types at agnate:pease.* 17 began to perform his ditty ; having no th ing of eiin' to do with the sentiment, of the pacer, Which were - reeled by the editor. The leading article s et..iiit were not sent till Saturday. anti sometimes not till a very I late hour of the sight, because they were ire qiiently furnished by persons in high eatiims in the country. Thus the printer was neceis . arily pat to , great trouble in order to easttre an 'tidy ptthlreitioil. Tile LOND CIIIEPJUIITICS iaterposkl. medoeggested that the matter had better be rattled out of Cads% ' Mr. Ms "itiVAT Iliad, that he did not tritely° intro duce any °mats in the course attic cause, • • • • 1 Mr. MAIIRTATT, however, proceeded. The only de frees which he could anticipate was, that the publi cation was not sufficiently early. There was no sti pulation In the agreement en this point, hut it was, se liositt, nederstood that the printing should be cow pietad in resonahle.time; bit then it must hare been understood also, th is the copy should be furnished in Treasonable time. Now, the matter was often sent very late from the editor t five columns were reserved for adverthoSuents, which, being in small letter, required r ipen labour; but under all disadvantages, the paper wag ready for publication at half-past four in the wonting. The excellence of the printing woul.l scarcely be disputed, for he (If r. blarryatt) understood that there was but one paper in London so well printed. To this there was only one exception, when the de fendant lent a wooden block to represent the execution el certaio conspirators, which lie was desirous to have littroduced into the paper, came himself to insist en its insertion, and wetted some of the paper so as to injure its appearance after It was printed. The truth was, that the defendant, was desirous of getting rid of the asseement, because hilted found souse roseate* who woe& live in the house where thepaper etas relit . ,aistferonfj, in consideration of this ecivantaire. 4 Mork for a leis sum. lie geoid prove thgel,llolll wow alwaya ready at it. proper rims, tall'tbilt Mote were waited, the nstaseager never waked leogier than = quarter ciao hour before he received a sisolly. The Leap Cater Jessica again interposed. mil said, that as it was a question of amount of sib, 'usages, it was the oitrst proper subject 'for O iitelre 4 Once. lie bid tro end hut jasfice in ibis, as in irsiriyi ether case, and justice would he beet atsilieribran quirt' out of Court. The plaintiff was aecotdistgly sent for, and a dosli sowsuttation souk place between his counsel sub Mi.. scAaLcTi.aud Air. Dzwasex, who were fur the de.leall ant. V itineately his Lordship's suggestion was adopl ed, #nd this cause referred, oi the usual terms, to bie. D. F. Jocks. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fss. 20. ►rUDAL 0 the 'MATRA NTZL GAUL AND, LIQ.;:.1 0 o earn Jt K YLL 106 4 ,Tlloflld climate Nos, ISQIII4. TM$ ZZILCUTOSS 0 1 / EMI cnaaLts DUMDUM This was aa action brought by the Plaintiff, as Lord eta io goes, to recover 4,606/. 'tile 'e'er •f Gm : rovers 'horses. which he claimed to he 'doe settle: us tit.* death'of the late Sir Chart!s listibui, Ka et keriuts. Sergeant Peat., for the Plai.tiß, almond the owe, and from thy evidence it appeared that the lase Sir, Charles tlnnhary, of %porting celebrity, held the manor df‘fities Pack, in rivet, a copyhola under fhe tit *ha it thwloril •of the manor, mid, 'the feaaal: cedars of it, was entitled to the best imam of the le- After Issnclegal regulation on both sidles -Lad been heard, it was agreed {bat a ease should be made for the dodges as to the timber of herints that theP! l asin• tiff had a rizht to; hip that it should go to the Jury 4t x for their decision as to hether defendant's bailiffhad it ode his election tof the rind at Hatton, disb ud luding•Smolen i • se Jury retired foridore than half an hour, sold nOttrned with a verdict fist the plaintiff. The number e 'co t A sto be aiterw Ai decided by the Court; asid fi that the r 'ad been made from the St ill at arson. To • let the Foreman said they: eerie in conserin Ames bailiff's 'saying that he had enough whe • ..". the list. The horse rime -lansko, as to wb .; • i great anxiety existed, tterefore, is not in 3 . Of.o Cs 'Lev, • i .--4fiehard titelree;s, aged 19 ; and Joha Paj, • f IS, Were charged With ttle glsrionsly breaking and mitering the detellinwldslowel qf Mr. Edward Hopkins, in the ptfifil of St. Joka4 Westainster, on the 2.4 th deanery last, anti stealiagl therein a looking•glass, valued at fifty shillings.--1 thrifty of stealing un•ler forty shillings, and reetien-i wended to mercy on account of their good eharatiiir4 A 'serious disturbance took place last week in the! eoonty of Norfolk. On Thurday a number of • idle; %ad isorderly persons assembled it Shiuspliog, near Di or she p ,rpose of breaking &thrashing - machine,' ll;the overly of Mr. J. Sparham, at Slsistipling.place. fiirit.they u.terly demolished. Warrants were tor.' ediately issued by ()purge Lee, • Egg., one of the at.. ing Magis•ratis for that Hundred, foe Winning six di the offenders to the liiwg's Iload, Dirs. Oi Sollotidai morning they &relied in the Marker-plot; iii rliot . town, about ten u'elock, accompanied hy . ,two handfed labourer/ from ibe neichboarhoot who were 4ter- . mined the Offsintlere • should nut he taken'into the 'Sta. , .gistritet' Roam, an,leonsblerablie enrootrinis winsisiwir t to the lirit :nail litioofrieken into • etssio.it.. silts. kr• thenj t all the Riot Act, after which the reoisiinder lit . L t,liciiiNicriasicircd with wts(ining 411 further tretablei T hi, Wire admiyed . to bail, toAppea e at, Abe idiom DO Irlalelitll .s :Vomit:se, ou 004,4;4 ot Mateo, (sot, Wal. ":sl4ataroi to "fole ~: aliases, was eensaurled on a charge of dispels of,to.ir counterfeit sovereigns at seven shilling miff as wets also HannAh Milton and Sarah Butler, on a ehargeof divosing of live score of counterfeit iizpences tic seven shillings. COPON eß's Imunint.—At yellpellay before J. W. UtCyi litacialutse, MO-street, PI Mrs. Rose Billiton and hersui years old. The deceased was Lord Melville, now lying at 1 1 returned from India. 'On 1 companied .by her sun a id the Caetain of the dorsi tettuatt's boat from ` Biel kw h ling ton Gravesend packet-hest ! .gti to her husband on board ' having seen him fur tame years.d.Tue nigt.t te•avery dark, and on the boat gettinE deiwthe fiver oppratie the Gun 'f aaerit it was ovatrien by the Wellingtoa picket which soddenly ran it town, and the amiterman and ad the easaengers werClTiged itt*o the - Riv'er. 2 — They'd' however escaped Ify clinginglo Abe dead eyes of the rigging of the packet, with the exception wrt4e two deceased, who, after strusling for some minii:r4, sankoto rise no more. They were dragged for nut day (Sunday.) and both pulled up together, .the Am, entwined is ills mother's arms : —Verdict—atreidenitl death, with a deal Ind of U. on the We lieigian pathist. BIRTH. Chi Blißtrday, the Ilthinst. at Newport, Monatnatti, of it Hln s kw, brat. child , the wife of Mr..gdward Niant/aa. priatsw, of that Ogee. Whet 111114keitlie circumstance re 'aalrltelho .Is, *lt the child was been on Melting-40*k 00 1 sonalatkar aad aoVor. • • y .nt llnr orfoilt. tie Rev. Pnut•p ViiriCapbfl.fttia ftniston Nip Wan, the adnpterl deux*. ter of e,Otaikral Lord .Viseu wit Ne 1114.% 4 ' • 1, at John's Hackney. W. Ropit.'l..ist. aili; , iurvtehii•divehtiet atilt; mr. Esq., of,l+•:ulton. DIED. %t in Ibe tilqpet7ter . ,olk Monday 14.1 the ildowTore . ihe'arlf. Mc, WO et 15 i• 1:01431 1 0111 sounty of DerkSloll67:; .b:Nt • I \ lo4 Z. e as a heriot. tt .was merttended. nearingapparel. The poineashey Ind stoke from Ilia 4eruir some persons who tad hems concerned la a Asr. 'met on his demise, • ing attack es his Louse= whet hiswln' rare eittlionce, and evidence adduced to show, that by the division i t op u b lef of 431t.:Itentiopt8petlitaithifielsen4Ammgey against him, (her hnehnati), sad admitted ;betake hail of the manor, the pails divided became 'emote. ot by Wm W. Citetia,.and. it maissittliatilleetillut swore, if he ever proseceded these Penman An would' tines, gbh that the heriots due to the lord hbal ,_. een i b i - 1 4 - a, use d by . the W or thy Bia .• • l og • sever cohabit with him. • lo the sew toss was genii' multi Plied no OM enlaft "In IwPsfret- 1111 " 81 b, n"lb fottofio," Th u ona l iot apparel, & e . w .• - .4••• n ir • . th.llruwn 'prosecutor at one Slits 6f the 'Comm verily- I/o's's'', had fallen to-Sir C. BunblirY• ' 11411 % Will -e s t atto os n ot oo l c a , . - ' , 4 • t in; insmuctions from the father, is bider to lead thiconteovied tilt* the right of the Lend 10 Uprises tot Mrs. Lewis,4f Pokier: - Rdelihgrao. Meted a: it the eisevieties ei: . allured . 'tbz• • , t „.. titt bid ...., .still rmosiootl liaiissulirdlnilly fusteloransises , na(• -, - • him of his pro . r side. - 4 • ''ei . S. y . lost. . - that father directing the .of tho lams • ..., "i ... 4 1T - ti . b . ' • 14 6 i w thaf f i r v iiiii n o s ;imam ii to for • list the ohjects of those miteritaiiii maybe tree 1,: ~.,0 44. ,- A 44-413 11 . . 4 trial. . th.r. Not routeat with &fusing et ?In Ilya 'ail' • ' 4.,..,.. . 4 0,• • , ...I ~7 .- :. ;• ..5. •' . . 46/ IT PaliallialikOr. joim,slias Nas h, .tlary lois wife 0.....-... 4, •'1 perils. of the pescefal and tasteless...qv( mnt n. . t Sarah Lewis, and Marg Jackson, were charged by`• N. 4 1, ... A ir 4 i those who resisted, but th did swains I dopin. s' , ' ,:' ' •, 7 ,.. "• • delehtsted l*Sif lteatitning Read with being common titterers \ciso, . they aimed at ilto dissolutios . athwart .61 , . . f; -• v iki k al t_P L l, r of Hit __ l •of basecoio. The oilman bad watched tbeet intr. \ dirty, until, from the terrore of usPramliAg • ~.t . .i., _' g oopr ;.' 111..:1 1 111.-i " . " chaalog trifling article, in a number of shops in Tot- souk before this lawless conspiracy. ~. 4.11 r - • • t efft , • ail - 1 -;iet• "1" liall at tenham.court-road and its vicinity, and upon takin.• • , , ~ 'The L•arned Baron thee proceeded to IVA N . s ISS • _ • dielleliMirlilaila the seizure Ott the them into vista! • several counterfeit shillings and . ) d:- soon as tiovernment hid ascertained Ant . . i lewd; : Tefliailt hri,:b ows ivrowir'two ; god 1 perfects, sad half-crowns, were found Grim each i.f •and in the lodoiogs occupied by Janes . 1 leleher of purthms Were is custody, .ott oh Aotheb que e ti o e, oe *o s. t o - 4... t i . en . .! !!! could wa b l e e l a n : themi wen capable of proof, they &terminal t. n id wittdr it . , . 4 ,.. WillOal r b P la in ti ff • still larger quantity was found coacealed .. ao Ad the Commission. He next pros to to _view ' led. --,.. .. Itlect ' b ard cage. of the different laws which had been enact vet - i . s oilift Ais if&SOlri‘sd the records of the They were all 'fully committed for trial, except the disturbances that had broken out In dal; country, fo trilbjecttee ensfien df the manor, in.! Jones's wifi.,' who was . ti • a•Cilargail, it being supposed first in 1776. thoegh those at that perlibiliPete ant so shit c ns in' ien of heriots had both great in extent or so ctiatinal i m ln their nunsts usillose tenaimtlf the several parts of the Manor. ausnonoouunitaxer.—W. Baia, schn.limsseny of the preseot day. 'made by that she had acted wader the coercion of h er hatband'. th inquisitiO, Ili Orrel win. g.q. Coligtr,/at he ste t PJpltr, on ilk" 'this a am I hems lief six ftr tf i r h as wife to - t ... ef the lineveneg 4 g . litti 4 y p Setu, she a,.- eased) aether-i a-law, a fr es 141 , set out in a tog. ill-it .•ro Oeet the Wei- sat,"o lhieth she nsedet to theLoirti Melva!, she est ~C k ~ ~ {~ . ?O4IcS. Mastasew-nners.—An nefortaitate Admit of Else Jewish permission, named Levi; w1c244 lk Vito Sith year of his age, bus bad 28 ehildtMgmml been well knee/was a travelling . pedlar thew SO yaws, applied ;0 Sir C. HUNTiII. who sat for the Lord Mope,: for Ml sistaace is recover his property, of IMdl lie s iras. a few days ago, robbed by his imiviat, !die was is the habit of acoompanylag his sad urging his box of jewellery. The poor old man, who has en excellent character. was In the habit of attending the•lllansion-house eery frecineetly, where he is always awe to he ,sea emm dated with a chair, and has bees often sore . 'rang what he inppused to be excellent advice or isforisyien to whatever Magistrate presided. Every body blew old Levi, and was never disappointed of a pinch of snuff upon civilly asking the old Israelite how he did. Levi had gone to the Spur lon. is the Borough, wording to custom. for the purpose of disposing of some of his goals. He left the servant outside with the box. and having received an order from a gentle. man to bring in a gold chain, went oat to gut the,ar. tide. Soon after his departure from the memo dm war heard loudly deplering his taisfertuse, and anastiering that he was robbed of all be bad in the -odd. His t, wlitibad lived with him tea yeses,,dled aerated, corrying with his the whole forte., of his mailer. The old one has lived irreproachably is use house I; 'fiLitinforditch upwards of Si Ostil- • Sir P. litterna end d to abide him -grief, by suturing hits that every thing Amnia be dews to vim ver the property, sad ildit if the artier Tailed, bete mute mill a liberal and Co.piseiliuke 7 00180 in lip de raided spoil. to search-wevesst war mode mt. bet ise damp 'Otte isnard of the thief or rhepropertytbe Was estimated at between . 4 and NU poor /ow is is. onsolaide. illlnir-erte •II —Bu R dainhelCl, and Dity, a pair Alert, pant, rtiodyiniftt cesiitry fellows, were brought in by Clarkson cad Best, of the diseronnted Tire patrol, wino going off duty at Colory-hatch, between twelve and one o'elook I. the morning, met midi a *gen mho told them that a quessity .1 utolen property was to be removed before defdight, front a cottage .is the aelyhiseterbood.of Eastaariet. The rosnensas entire stranger ao them i.bit,lefieving his 4eformetion, they immediately proceeded towards East Itarbarreitidi-creted themselves at a short distance from the cottage described to them. It was two rechiltit when they reached the piece of their concealuseat, and, with a patience Wifidh doss them credit. they waited thi Miter tlx, when They law three stout fellows issue Troui the totiage, two of them heavily laden. The patrol ammaiiiMelyaceosted them, daus.orliog to base «riot ahoy were carrying. which Orly tsrw dews their burdens anti east off .is different dire.ctions4 has the panel vogsurd, and onecesded in taking two ist them Irhe prime tie rs) The - proPerty liras found to be a tallith), 64pper' " 464 if about half a Istadred weigh!, and a lawn Imantity of • - • I . 1 2 Z 0 2 OW -i ' . I