The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-23 00:00:00

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Mr Ira Mil Preparation, the Pro • iseasiMeieforfaet n altolllotk iTSIBROWB err „ ke. :rrßimoilme Mack, 1.1- etlies who this DY , s. or ,Geednesee may dye Moir ety. Price 4s. ; 7s. Od. ; and :tors, A. ROWLAND and 8014, P Arft toning on the right in list *doe ; sad, by eppolotmeet, by ree-itreet ; Mr. Smyth, 117. Oat s, IOC; D. Riggs and Son, 33; rest; Dsdarokl, Ohl Boad-street ; g rastrort; Berry. IT; Johnstone, ,Flaet-taarket; Butlers, 4; .I.J. radling,• Niz, Royal-Rack:lnge ; t: Low,f2o; Prout. 229. Strand; Edwards, 60. St. Paul's Church ite, 41, Cornblll. or Rowland's Dye, and pothe ✓ en* the label to (*eh bottle, as A. Rowiaadson; the Orating , Is and HON." X 0 er bronght into use by the se. to opal PfIEDITS Celebrated PILLS, for the speedy, safe, and CURE, li its insionating forms. and the Rarest% it daily hakes on the lily, they. Pills Csre in so starts easy a nkinuer, as to warrant bite intress, tint left in the s)stain. These Pills td., et 46, I.llnorpoad-strort, Lea_ rented, the Doctor ripsaws to Cure ti sum. or reties*, iiioey ; so bare wit be No PAY. 'mi.,' washing or anointing, by esei= - 10 - ,•64m al y ; mohanw ellh, wise m 4,6, L'L presumed Seat wimp k hos bow inteadood by the Tutors of the several ITshorallso, It all bo geolealty Introduced es a most eoalooliot Tost-hosit to ovary Maack of Matitevaa. tkal Study. THREE 110,000 PRIZES IX TWO DAYS!! r DISH, of the OW State Lottery °lces 4, Condi'll, aside. eitsring-Gross, respeetfally reminds I his best Frieeds, the Piddle, that there are bet Two sore Days to draw of the present LOTTERY, and the Wheel sow cattalos -3 Prizes 0f......... JlO.OOO I ..... Prize of 1000 3......... —Prizes of., I OOO It Prizes of, 1100 4 Prizes of 3OO 23. Urines 0f... 2OO All of which seat be drawn In Two Days! • • The very first Prize drawn NEXT THURSDAY, the Ohl beast, seat be sore than 10,000 f. Money ; several other Garfish; seat be drawn the lase Day. Warranted 'indrawn Tickets and Shares are selling at 81811'S oast, where FOURTEEN Capitals hews already been sold fa the present Lottery.; aad es Bisn's Oilleez are remarkable for selling First-drawn Gapitals,in hopes mil expects to sell the 440,000, NEXT THURSDAY! STOVE GRATES AND KITCHEN RANGES, eEVANS, Stove and Range Mannfeeturer. • Fish-street-hill, respectfully solicits the Nubility 1 11111 Gentry who are refitting or furnishing houses to an limper . lion of his most extensive and fashionable STOCK OW DINING-ROOM, PARLOUR, and CH 1M ER STOVES. FENDERS, AND FIRE-IRONS, adapted either for Ibe plainest or the most magnifieent apartment, at from is. eaelli to 100 cs. and upwards. J. Evans.particularly recommends his IMPROVED KITCHEN RANGES, with perpetual ovens and steam boilers, calculated for roasting, boiling. baking, and steam ing, on principles of economy sad general utility, allowed to be inferior to none ever offered to the Public, at from 6 to 50 guineas each; a larger apparatus, for tavern aad ex tensive establishments. from 301. to HO. each. Baths, closets, halls, staircases, conservatories, Sc., heated by steam from the back of the kitchen range, or by means of a separate beepr. at a very trifling e--rmse. Roasting * poi ita *meat and most approved principles, for _ - Air' - with- ilteireas, maps, sad ships. Warm Nimes, smell& log or daseeeding Sues, for halls, warehouses. or shops. , A very *leaser variety of japanned and paper Tat SaLrallffr tea and coffee Urns, plated 'Mete*, wilt% enter seneetlegli. patent dish covers, and 'ivory article of ealteary etassallsoss the lowest terms. P %TENT FRENCH LAMPS, for dining tables, SON boards, &e. in the greatest variety.—Masufactory, No. 1. Fish-street-hilt. (corner house,) nearly opposite the Mo‘u narsT, Loadon-bridge. MEDICAL BOARD,. For Superior Medividsmilinriled Adriee. MESSRS. COOPER and LAP., Burgeons, of long and estentirepraellee, areeoasalted daily at Charlotte House. areal Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel. Riackfriar's-road. Messrs. Course and Co. claim the emotion of Patients labouring order protracted eases of Syphilitic Disease, as Debility of the Geaerallve Organs. Strictures, Ulcerated Throats, erections of the Homes, he. Itc. too often owing to plicate having cooldeece le themselves. or consulting par sons unaequaletod with so important a branch of the pro fession. Ruptures are kaolin by the experience of hundreds, to be radically erred, without surgical operation. N. B. Moulmeine have advice gratis every emoting from tin to eight, sod oa Sunday mornings until tweive o'clock, who are supplied with Medicines. ate mall Medical nuctillo.lers, who attend with their patients for advice. are protest at the Board during consultations. The Medical Board la established to offer the best ad vice, and to conateraet the dangerous pretties of Qeae&rry whieh destroys thousands. *4+ Letters from the Country answered by Mara of post. gentlemen goleg shoved, who invert an injury. are pro 'tided with UtllnCitoP. he. at tea minutes boner, wills dime , float at to Buie& he. a 1 ~' . INTL f dai g Tr' ma isedb e • km, 0661, i s rhe a :: Kos from• that prima. The Petition, had it remained a few days longer, would have received three or four times the number. With regard to Mr. Hunt's 11l treatment, there could be so doubt, and that the Magistrates of the County did set laterfere u they might. Ile moved that the Petition be received. Sir M. RIDLET begged to state, that be bad bees instratted by a large portion of his constituents to say that this Petition bad hot not been speed to at any public meeting, and wu entirely of a private nature, and only the Petition of those who signed it.—(Hear. hear.)—it bad not been shewn to him, and he did not know why ; but although be thought Mr. Hunt had been hardly treated, he would never countenance a Pe tition got unlike the present, in a private manner. Mr. DICKINSON said it WAS not fair to asperse the conduct of the Magistrates of Somersetsbire when they were not present, nor their conduct before the House. Mr. DOUGLAS said that a copy of the Petition had been sent to him to present, but be had not thought it sufficiently respectable to do so. The Petition wu then brought up and read as follows : •• TO Tat lIONOUBABLI TUZ COMMONS Or OItIAT BRI TAIN AND IRELAND, IN PARLIAMENT AIDIMBLZD. " The Petition of the undersigned Inhabitants of New castleoipon-Tyne, Gateshead, and the Neighbourhood, " Humbly sbeweds—That your Petitioners have viewed with surprise, unmixed with alarm, the vain at tempt to screen the notorious and 'toiled corruptions which have crept lute your Honourable House, by va rious Acts intended to restrain the free expresiion of public opinion. That the sufferings lately inflicted upon many individuals, but particularly the disgraceful and vindictive prosecutions heaped upon Henry Hunt, P,sq. now a prisoner in Ilehester Gaol, for endeavouring to obtain a peaceable and constitutional Reform of your Honourable House, have not tended to exalt our opinion of the impartial administration of justice, or to con vince us that the state of the Representation is pure soil unimprovable. " That year Petitioners conceive that the loss of health, of property, and the mental tortures endured by Henry Hunt, Esq. ought to be considered a sufficient atonement for the crime of showing hew your Hotionr able House might still be made more honourable; and that his successful exposure of the recent atrocities of Ilchester Gaol entitles him to the protection of every friend to justice and humanity. s• That your Petitioners are aware, that all onneers ssry cruelty io the execution of the lows has a manifest tendenry to bring the administration of justice into con tempt; and as your Honourable House has frequently , exerted its influence to soften the rigours of justice in behalf of political offenders, as in the late instance of Sir Manasseh Lopez, they cherish the hope that the same sympathy will be extended to Henry Hunt, Esq. which was so benevolently bestowed on that much in jured individual. •• That your Petitioners do therefore hope your Hon House will immediately recommend the aforesaid Henry !lent, Est to the Royal clemency ; seeing that his fur ther impnsonment, and even his death, would not tend to perpetuate the Paper and Borough Systems, or answer any of the ends proposed by his persecutors. " And finally, your Petitioners beg again to refer to the notice of your Honourable House the Illegal, cruel, aid unparalleled deeds committed at Manchester, on the 16th of August, Ifil9, and also the wickedness of those evil Counsellors who advised his ht tj , •sty to approve of the slaughter of his own subjects. And your Petitioners will ever pray," &e. ths the motios that should He cm the table, Mr. VREMANTLE: objected to the Petition laying on the ttikhe, atISOGIII of she expressions contained in it. The first "operation was, that • the corruption of that Boise was notorious," and the last charging *lliadod spanked.. is the Looto OJelge• eipmegAtik. •spreo,n telbrifig sbedt asofas its radiarawat. He knew it might he eammoved. *Mies Okeeseriodier`VlMllllMalmtos of tecti tode, they might defy those insinuations as slanders.— That was a positive, however, which be would not ae mit ; for lie was convinced that no institutions, how ever wise in policy, or sound in principle, conid withstand the attacks dcalemay, niseepressed by them selves. Mr. BENNET remembered perfectly well the expres sion used by the late Speaker, which was, that—" such practices would have mad* ear aecemors startle with in dignation;" aid the Decades oa which he used it Kai, where a corrupt traffic, for the purpose of a place had been carried on and was sot even disavowed by the parties to it. Bat the declaration, that corruption was notorious as the sun at noon day, was used by the lam Mr. Ponseoby, and not by the Speaker, as supposed by his Hoe. Friend (Mr. Jams.). With respect to this Petition, however, he was sore, that much stronger lan guage b ad been received by the- House, and if this were rejected, they would establish acute, that all accusatory petitions for the future cosdd net meet with a reception from them. None, but of a congratulatory nature were to be received henceforward. For his own part, he did believe that the prosecution of Mr. Hunt was vindictive, and for political purposes. If a Petition went out of its way for the purpose of hankie, the Horse, he could fully understand the Huns. reject-mg it t but it wet not at all consonant with his notions of what they oaten to do, to reject a Petition, the fair constritetiog of which was the narration of a grievance, and a call for justice. Mr. MANSFIELD put it t 6 the feelings of the Hopi Member for Shrewsbury, whether lie thought that the term .. corroptioo" so generally applicable to all th I Members of that House in the first sentence of the Peti- tion before it, could be pleasant to the ears of any am:- del:run who felt conscious of not deserving it. For him self be could say, lie was not sent there through any cor rupt means, but by the unbiased voice of a numerous sad most respectable body of Constituents; mid though his votes might not be in accordance with the senti ments of Hon. Gent, on the opposite beoches, they were never given under the influence of corrupt motives —mo tives, which lie disdained as fully at any Gentleman in that. House. He could not support a Petition which in its first sentence so offensively accused that body from whence it afterwards proposes to seek moires* for injus tice. Mr. BOBHOUSE thought it rather ;Orange that the Hon. Gentleman should take all the corrupt imputations of the Petition to himself. The fact was, that the Peti tion merely imputed that which be thought no one at this time of day would deny, namely, that there Was an unfortunate proportion of curniptiou in the constitution of that assembly. The language of a obis Marquees had already been alluded to eu this %obj e ct, and was only the other night that an Hoe. Member warn talking Jpenly about buying and selling seats, and was only no ticed by the House by a laugh. Why were .they to be so squeamish then upon similarespressioas coming from others? Petitions of a stronger nature had been re ceived by the House, and that, in the time of Mr. Pitt. and Mr. Burke. With respect to the reflection OD the Courts of Justice, it did not strictly appty to the admi nistration of justice, but to prosecutions of the Crown, sad sorely the people had a right to complain of that He hoped Hon. Gentlemen would withdraw their oppo sition to this Petition lying on the table. Mr. LAMBTON„ in answer to the objectless stated against the petition he bad preiented, begged in the fi rst place to observe, that it did not proceed to be any thing else than the petition of the undersigned. The re.isoa why public notice bad not been given was, because there was sot time for it, as it was desired that the petition should be presented to that House befogs the motto., of the Moo. Member for Westminster was mode, Another reason was, that there were generally m wruy obst..eles thrown in the way of things dux by public messing , that it was thought advisable not to take that course. Hoe. tient. opoosite did not thick that there was any impedi ment to a full and fair expression of sentiment in pelvis e • •-ti. ;'-z,..'. c 4, ,... .• •.i .. z. ..!cie;.. -- -: - ::,_ - •. •-•-• , - 7:44 • ..... ~ -• . . - . . . . C . ) . .• re ;- : a 4•• • , • e ,:. l er7tt r e 7 11 :i t J.. • • . • .• ~• ' '• ' - •• • " a! fa , • : . "4,setzl• • vat :4 , 4. t g 3 4. 3 . . il. • I - • -1 eivir:rl-1i: : ,4,11101 1-e. , ~ I .. • • 5 , - - . . i kb. e . i (k , i d 1 , an •.,... , . _. , . • . ~.:„.„,...,.........:. ...• . •:. • ..... _ •. • _..... • tommie.s. ANNOMM . -=.;.- - ''. • ... ~ . ,' LONDON, 8 A'rURD.A Y, 1111 A. .C 11 . ,..., 1822. . ... . - . .•.. . • . .. ;Ei:se . ilimenommia., . . ' • ' e• . ' ) I" . • 61 no Ono* fir milks& NA XIV IN fill it de ll RIK .' • ANN 1' &it go die Sett/fold !" . Pima Swims 1 - 'Efres. . ... ~. . , : . ~.. .• • :•/ _ ._ _ 10-- - - s - - -......., • • . tII (MOM ' '' ' ... 1. ASH* MUSIC-Th. ownsf.. Namh•st . sit 4 no. *. IIIIIHINTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! ' his Majesty's Minitters whit laving advised 1.0. Kim 1 ag e' .. •'' IA Yowl Meek la the ovine* et %imams& et tr. . ~ • ' A ' t w I . 1 " ar n l" Draw. Litto express Lis satisfsetioo at this statighter of fit Met • nd is linbia 4 a,a..... . . ebildroo Of the Mkt. asewpit the TheetrOlfolsols i rk 'sou 4 • ' • ' RIOHT inform th e Public that, lintien s . vim . Covent-thereisa b y R. R . akb." d r 6s o • i's. 4 • Dn . to Draw. the wheel vietaiss _ • r. LUSHINGTON opposed tie Petttlon oil the sams . . P.. Weril!leir pie* IQs. Ild.; thr g:tstriapriest Hs. t the Season , t .., -., i•• ,• i „„ .. a Z.20.000 grounds as the Hon. Member Who -hail preceded *sm.- Antler- •• - . ' Ketelkliket. 117 11 :11eslitittitiesiatt Mi. Diumt. re* .•.,i', ' • : • • , t os. • . Besides the objectionable expressive* pointed oat by Cnbo.. -• 11 -.• • • la. Y.; *Wm Mak to.* ISM Asa, Wee is. i , $.; . • • l.. Est . .I'.. • .• TWO/000 .Cltoras.,lthe MAIN t Ah. Woe, ',. . , 1 Ade " .4.4.1...,.... -, Ave • • mos of the Petitioners Miln e il that the loss of property • tit isq l .AP. , „ • - nnt 14 14'. tologity • Mine _ Est Ram* Loaglosret. '. • 4 . 4,i' . .....4 . 4 A i m .... L . A5 .... A . .pp and 'health sustained by Ifs. float were adequate manilla- • 11 . log" ma-r- • - -. :' , pekoe's. ; *ow Dee, the ' leek Mee tb. (1,1.; When ." • . f 4, • -.. .. across,meat for his merely hayloft attempted to vbew haul Hot Omegans Etriwas i wag by Bulb mks Its. t Noll • - - . ' ' ' Ofisiiie;i l 7l;;;Vilirila.. & c. Hon. Morse 'nicht be mad, mill more tlionoarable.''- h Ives. Esq.. ez ir . L,... Ai.... 0...8.461. Mak as tha-Opors of Mostrsolb ; ..,- -4 .•' . . Two illanks Os R-Abine 1 Eames. tea,: • • price se. °outage , Wilklblasord • Co.. No. NG, &let v ''''.:.• . - 'd - • 11TURSDAY .• • This; sorely. was language which could not be tole- • - A. Roam. litet ati iter. mum , rated in any Petition eddietwed to that House . -(Heer, ,• '' , **OWN 4 ' ell,. *hes th wisi artrat Prise *II h bear. .'• J. N. Patios's. .. Al i 4 - ' .--.. 1 ', 't felleell • - lied the wit Prize above eari , J. W. Rebbeetit. • " .vg, Nairn ,. ji sq. " hi. lirgiil ,' -----.. f .,._4 Jtit _rs..,ti.: b... 44 , 4.. as; .ii .10. f .,...001 in Wedge. . Sir' R. WILSON was surprised to bear the olljattiMr Smeasi Ittese.ibui • , ,_ __., era au val earmaaas, . 1-... 1 Illphes sane, 60. Vs s.sorim RIOIITS' arged on the score of the Petitiomers espreseing .thvir . • If ix -U. • - A. Tali ‘ lip thistais4 i : • ..!o.'‘i . froclaasts oliess. .. - sMnioetbiat there vresti - orrups la the formative of moil SISINK an. - ' - • • - het 1111111111delLets tree Ilk' . gi i i h ' •., 4•s•Alikaas• • • ~ 0 ._ 6; •., ;, IL. ... 4 ' .- A ilassmket, • -•- • i ,. 4 . . . Om it pose , for the peopie.of Eng- ft oild • " ill NU ,; • . ~ Is . • • • whs l e . 414 " 111 ' ' 4. '-' ' t ' ' ".".• - - ' 1 . .* '"` i. „.. „t.iiioOostav diSetwotrrablieff . . ~, ~. s . . 'a . '- .. ...I • las ti tiVilefiliflil4 • • - VIP 11,- "likek is _- . ...... 1 . easb4 'orE•v..44 •• . . . • i eiliv,ltor , . was tosceamtry to tbe machine of Goveranstot. [het there 11 . 111 ..,S. .......1- . , • 4 ' l °' ' ''' • ...l ist ."'" .• ' ''''' wte •••. , - ' '.. , • •...., Pries of . P . , 4 - . . . . ril a Sr . • gr ' ... "11. ' •11 611 5.000 • 'should te ice number of aseleei p:acemett its the •. 4 V' house?' Thattbis was the case.' was notorious' fhcoor'- •••••• • • . . , fug) 4.• -. •1.1. ) . ••,•• -" • .a. • ( •, - A •_. t wetly sarater Capitals.• . 1 .i. V II ' i i;e: i i: Woos iipstk "I"llll44s.:lMailtaidraihillit.ffellily, '. . ' Sea eetelleleAbser of 41 . ..e .t . 6 '. ' 14 '" . . 7 1'.'' '':° i .. I• - : NIAL PA Nlel Ail NJO. cos of fiord P r i fe. oolong back. who was tb o nsimat, for - r• . ' iiitlig accorsl!og to lei s conscimillt- With ' , SW to tea imago atirreffi ' ---777- 11 - liiiiiiii - etri'll l- : `1: . : ' , t••••• .• i • -4 .- --- - -- ' .......77, .'L • • '''' - thi thanks given to the ataisettoster Magistrates. it . ' ' ...., /101/11R-tric.,pluopacc m ow ft . .C 4 Ort‘i . 1064111. •' ' ' P.f 1 .7 441 0 118 . 64. saff i e P te t n et a rt ' , . 1114 t, ,' was perfectly true that there was so seprmeon of regret • • r a lari r 4 l i a It'lltolllllM .1111ILD4till ' NSW !Wit, •ib ; • m ixed a with the Danko vet for coedit; whiettled to i/ 0 16 1 116 .. 6 brlSl* l4o d s * .ii ar W /1 " l P h • f f V Kish b H Id / • I l lraWaa " at I " V../ fe; osatahshig • sOrMat. Aeeostat Stall theispost, .. ..,77-.....- . 7-- -. . • . , . bi tT r oo k - - . e t s hi a t: il °ei 4 ° t it; ti I 18 *u. ofer .4....... a . sent. .. think that eoreon se account , tars- '''''•allow by riar Nest . 1.111"84 .I"li n ". * " ''...- . . * 41" ' Mr". ..0 .a..-* 2.......... of • *Pectin' lan Pi P was PlAtsg,ltft.4,k4ivel6wPtitili- ". Jeittlei it '. ' ' I •° lll,44ll . llJahl w a l i tC Plualbars, ag '' -. " ; 11r9 . .tla p t i t i gi s in e r?! imagre, ...7 o s h, - "T ime, ,_ Mr: JAMES MRS sot use how.isa4 siblectlon• cooM - Plalderstai , Mena% mistime. Celeste, A ., 0660 t • - • i ..t:77 077 - • 7 0 ,, Tbatehers, See , Parytemismowa. Milt a plot • . , 4 1 1;:t . latarl. Int-444 as thalabk. r a . la P ia l l t ilw ri alr a la r . 4, 4 / 1 1 Paq r kar r a[" un lf Ow' 1 of liiMPOllthla,Nth Wilsrawl.. l4 biladra na m. " 18 1" • , ; Tile • • 4(l,ANSPOWNEeotaplalwed, that the °Pim" th at 8 41Pifirl Porfra9 l 4 Is Oat . Idles 111111010 t ., p o - . • eituris of aitaber of prosecutions ; instituted by th e the late SPolt said from the Chair. Slid " tits catnap- ! Match IS: Oil: . L a mi cal"P* 4 iiir r ik"PaPer: '' .l • . c om i s d a pi es ‘ rsi er ac i", ap i n g .pernos s o li ng b rea k_ tioo of that . . =interior,. as the sera. at own . . :i_s ll.. biad ih. N= l- s • ra"" Iry " Maila ' aai _ J E' ss ...... s illalw ` list pswilstra, Wok to hail awn& safortoight since. day , sod p in e • which, wsoll bans math ore " of s nOw•oolf.i , old nag in 'WY Is ""y""""n 11 d white -" • *okra lite Homy bad mot y e t tioesston start fame their wets with ladigsalisi." Nas." having hose Welled In 1 ` , '",7 1 .•, i , , A .1* . :.' '' . Issaarads. Ile ' lan nssoa that e*; lat va l ls. hash. ~ Mr. WY NN *Wit mot ; tirfatitt from fitykst the Hos. M ef the Weenie& pays Of- .i -44 • "^TATO POPULAR- PONES. . •, _ - 41111.4trOrd • • .. ,„ . ~„, . s . t „. . Gent . who ree last,:Lo s Zunist me tam astarary of ' Plibill l i adardin-thi t sm ial e h " Thltair were plblisksitAsied is MI at MC INV Milk of . Taar likla 1 kaput Bill w a s vasiii4pod.alme. bilsoastita fail sad boowledge.. la a eat- ~ 1 Matta reply to the aelloweet ter belonging to the history of the lest tea years, be bad ' ; Pi- •• ; -ANECDolll "l"l =A lisies' lll".. of lt r goat- • / lee Vales Sesistib• tor rill 'SI OP C0M11.0375.' • • . otasagal te maim usbeloothmiellyi•surdeobt. a gene dews I. eel the VOW. 10111114%R1f of egh t s T i ; . . • adereproseatadow of a huh •lt . was so incredible that 1 PIM. Mew repaill to the. kl a . D S• pou fivoff sak ' i r r aff ash ar esti ' h aerber ic iroomis ta P rbile sur a ="9 ql.'"us - lift.W h asit, . • ' tai kiirillis floase,lnsailit up the prograssier of ties.liilikt•fiso.Oesdsmaa is the ; .. '.' - ' • 'amigo' • ' ' eawOrdo r o of sh e H ous e, Mob. to Cliairousehl.lawe se Vie , 1110111 Illiadllir Selo have sk, * kW* ihte *Wm •V H. ides sus a s 1 """k"'"""" 111 " kai ' 2 aussbot - .' a .. • 111 Surpass ant out to ladla la aswilbtlaaltraPalawaNOWllade bilaiebar Wooed only , soodard referesee. these *games cooidest• thelostleeso- .. • -___,....... ~ appeal to the shier ay .et aliAbasa wbosla Ware Par. • 1 Y u ri' ' 1 '•". ' 2. "11 " leg-beats of laeshaastlble asassamena la the lOk . """"' Tr- ' • --Laid " the ill g l i rt e ted a liaison- fir a-esifidatioa.• Oa .11g meadow ei which 111111 IMPS. • Pe" Irtur esi 11 ;t7 :7=4A - 4 Nu': s t,;„: : v-, . d . !a:, I-trio till =Opp :the Mrs Goatlawas alluded, the lat e aliealt merely 1 0 . 1 44. , .. r k tbdo asseb al- rpeardeetilli sl rtkisa. ' • • ..,... ~... ' '',....1 of ' - i" ad* table. , • : ?n• meant to express Me horror at the area weed so *peak- .. lag of sub makes. With -ergard to the Petition la- • . Aka. it has ludatted NNW Car i =l i Z i tt . istllritAi. j • - : ' - ICS . LAWS setetteeteNT. • se h i s wb o i me l e on an tholiodrelloralls obi .. . t. ~ , ,-.; or bs ' .''• - /awe Ammahmat Bin went thron e, fort the .. Bosse. be reallj ec tito tight . _ thei wiesie eitokl asti oo s t o f i or e ob. a • Ohm Ilse ' k and a 5aht..4• 41 ,0 1 W. NI IOIIOI.SONT'S MATHIVRAIICS..4 I I. vitertii. • a I orris ksi . joet of it appeared to by. to vilify sod &grade the House .• . ig assert grams adta6.-. sees of NICHOLSON'S POPIII.AII re SOF St • gig-- rir r , , 4.2atifiea. meo w s i n of Comantaas appil Pa At oistvatios. Ruh If It art- ---_ • ..--. 1 ..; 5. sod at lb. MATRISIATICS , silt at ate hoard. ma la- `• A 4slitoiioyli -•-r.z.• freer 0 ...„ ai j 0 cr „.;,,,.. taiaed, beatmeeroalblat Asa oho Ideate, ltrtroold re- •.• -- ... , . 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