The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-18 00:00:00

f i n DUKS OP SUSSLX. *astral. AT EAST CATTLII. early sigo'cleck when his Royal Wiliam the stately towers of Baby. is the Earl of 'ogee unlace. draws by sit beaudfal . tompasied by his Lordship sad she Mon. , tad escorted by the Yomesary seder the Marais Bowan sad a body of reties** :h. who had ram donned to meet Ms buss, she Duke's ,site following in awe At Eerseestese, I. hat of the helm of is', Rio whose dome Mee Mese hospitably a oaths Imeadieleikillaiyei braes was as smesehisge of ladies. ma reeepawdes th Wears, beerier encoded* Isess* tad by the Scots Lodge of Freemmeeno. ard-castie. who had stationed dessesellem ty his Royal Highness itwotiie brooms. Highness graciously emadeseemded a Mil eitsealedgmeets in Mare. A. WM* ty the populace to take the horses from the! kat the eaten of the road renderlog this it, it was dracilaed. His Royal High loadly sheered Aeries the remalader of pm by the people ragged aloeg the red.; /manned to - swell the tram till the sea ait the gam en of the Castle. His Royal lee stood mil sad whim the cheering bad be EMI of Dernagten. la the same if hid expressed his aoksowledgmeats to those the medial reoeptioa he had met with that *alluded by inviting them to proceed to • drink his Royal itighsess's health. The ea drove into the Castle, sad at the instant ism of tweatrose gees was Ind. The r toiled through the park, sod after elfish ilth of Lis Royal Niemen is wise. *epe e popsies', wen regaled with ale, ef which s were distributed amongst them. A large lighted, sad the male!: coecluded with a bremorks. The bells of Staledrop Amish merry peal as soon as Ms Royal Highness a sight, sad were nag at intervals the ra r the day ; sod the cameos were 'gala end Ith a his Royal Highness beteg drools after the Castle. Blue fsvosrs, is Is Nighties., were generally worm threaghoet Mr. Lauatea arrived from Postefrsct to little before Ws Royal Higher's. Mr. was likewise sae of the distinguished party to meet his Royal Highams at the Castle. a BASTARD VASTLio--01111 Wednesday his hams arrived at Barnard Castle, encomia* e Earl of Darliegton, Mr. Rowlett, and Mr. ; the Countess of DerUsgtoe, Lady Cara tut, sad several °thee ladies. After making sr ea the banks ef the Tees, threagh Wive ebeidge, and Rokeby, they were met by a muse of people. who begged leave to take from the carriage and draw it threugh the qeest with which Ms Royal Highness nin e military hood proceeded In frost with blue Mils the leg was flyiag ow the steeple. aid sag a merry peal. Wham paselog thing* she ladies from whitlow* waved their hand out his Royal Highsess expressed great y bowleg as he paved. At the end of the Royal Highness stood up is the carriage, bed linkmen thanks to the populate he empties be had experleamed. This adieu by these times three; after whleb Loa B resented his thank*, and requested them Si health of his Royal Highases,as it was ea 'ale should be gives as every pabliahease he The illestrioas party left the terra amid* 'matioos. yet Duke has left, or is about to lurid' for Costley, Rear Doecaster, the alai el 'ler, Bs+, ALP., en his return to Leaden. PRESMN GUILD. aettrostom's He I.Loort.—Oe Saturday last a was received by the above gentlest" that bad descended at hienthorpe, near Selby, shore, Yorkshire, le the 'teeing of Non- IA inst. It will be recollected from /he ao• evionly published, that Mr. L. stated, as his hat the balloon would descend Near the Ger m, off Yorkshire. The news was received t satisfamiee by the Inhabitants of Preston, would have bees videos. to the latrepid who, we are happy to say, is seedy recuvered effects of the iejaries he received in being at of the car. ahem performed Henry Bert rant, in the opera Veneering, at the Theatre, on Saturday, but , was nut se well attended as might have been . The most astonishing effect was produced celebrated veg. " Brumes Address to his and it was followed by a teseeltsome encore. estivities of the Ouild are sew closed, and the fast ressoiag its uses! tranquillity. The Il families of rank have left for Derby, where Nadal Festival will take place is the coarse days. otheetild received an express yesterday from lbork, stating that t►e Dana, his brother, dangerously ill, and his life despaired of; be departs,. of the express, his malady bad favourable tors, and the physicians had .ed him out of danger. osION Of • STSAIIIENenrs.—A shocking mei pened yesterday Ontario's, about 5 o'clock, iberwell Zed, Sarrey Canal, at a gise•mana ming to the explosion of a stesureagime awl cry testate, two uses list their lives, and 6 or >undid. A child also is saissieg, for which revs are now digging. Oa conveying the the two dead me. to the workhouse, in a can, land of the horse broke and the can open, rful minims. were thrown apes the rotted. win of the Regime shook all t►e bosses, a f a mile around. 110 Coacm.—The accident which Intel the stagecoach so Monday, it is asserted. was r to may fault if the cinchona. Tb. coach rormed, bad been proceeding la a slow and ce, when Gavot the wheel hones because rus hy his sumaageable violate. camped the saddest and finally emeriti. It was a del that produced the overture of the Sunhats''- , a week or two age, at Timbale-gm& % l 3 DINAUR no`rtts burs o, bin:unmet Oa Wedeseday lest this Nobissise wsi eatettalee4 by the Cirposetlie of TeagWA At is early tier Me Omit strived le hisesmiage. iseertdi by aisle rise teals of retlesses ‘ mid a large meoulie of the seesetry of the serreeedli4 cenetry. The bete was • abeam by • emeriti* bidy from the tows, wits had a desorated oar usperod, ia whieh was the Waterferd bead, to mho, hi. Gram left Teigbal. His Krug west rub the town. Is the Molig the tewn Wes, Mlllaatl Illeadeated, buttes bland to soma, situ does, and the rivet illsekwater shone with the Mimed bee from the misty Waterford side, where- the to seamy had also assembled, eel whore every deismt titration of Joy sad grandest= wee saulheisd by the llghtleg of hellfire% ite. • Abut half-put geese o'clock the company assns. bled to diesel, which was prepared Is the pest roes st the Mall-beete. sod missieted e 1 every delicacy of the season. The Mayer. it... Kills Orme. By.. re sieml. hod lbe opeepaey maimed of spunk of 100 =list amigo whim were, besides hie Orate. the • et Clare. the Hu. Mr. Abevereashy, M.R. she MN. Mr. Keith. Col.Cerry. Col. Kim. Mr. POollk U. P q Mr. *Aloe Basher, St?, Mr. BasametiA: After the touts of "The Kleg",—" The Dubs of York and the Army,"- 0 The Dike of Clauses sad the Navy", Ac.. The MATOlUffne and proposed the health of "their Noble °sees. the Dike .f Devesshne", which beteg dreek with thunders of applause. Hie lifted rem sad renamed thanks. He prohesed studious! to belied. sympathy fer the sufferiege of her people, sad the moot assioes wish se hie part; as a landlord and proprietor,' to serve her is every way. He particularly lemdcated the necessity of seism and harmony; and concluded by *besides' and driskiag the health of "The Corporatioe of Yeughal," for the prosperity of which tows, he said is felt the meet lively *indeed*. The health. of the ether distioesiehed gusts were respectively elvish, aid they severally rosewood *asks; particularly The Hee. Mr. Assacamer, who reiterated the sestimeats of his Gnu. sod declared his readies.* to fellow .p the patriotic measures of she Duke la every measure that could promote the lowest of Ireland, Mr. Wsuron Becess addressed the Muting at cos• siderable length, when his health was Amok. The Dike did sot retire until nearly eon o'clock. Cue Or 41111111 AT nausente.—Thu Weeds of the public, sad else of the tioveressest. will be draws to she report of * trial which took place yesterday en der the laserreedoe Mt. before Mr. Unjust Lloyd, the Assistant Barring sad a few Magistrates. The cue, divested of the strong elservatiees which were made es it, wee this. A pipet lad wee Skits by the pollee Is a hour. the owes of which had employed him to asks is saving the harvest. Whim arrested. be stated the vase of his being auk sod referred to hie temykarre to wiles hie anows. Tile, how ever. afforded him no pretests, wed leo was seise, carried off. as/ committed to jail. Oa the next day, the very Police-man who was oe his trial. the only evidence spigot him, kindly (we are willing to be. Iles) undertook to go to the house in which the Fri. sees had been employed, where he got for ►im hie reaping-book sad the wags he bad earned. The Ouster wee , brought up fur trial last Tuesday, but altiiengh he had been is ceeinement since the pre ceding Thursday night. the information was not thee resulted by the Magistrate, and the unfortunate man was reseeded. Yesterday he was brought &gala. the cirstnestances we have briefly told stated in 'vi deos, and after a friendly caution from the believe seat bead of the Court, net to go from boos la (stare without a pass, wiggled with an expression of regret that he should have bees so long in confinement, he was discharged.—(ffoutitern Reporter opatstelay.) Oa Wedeesday last, about thirty laboariag hands assembled is a tumultuous manes on the premises of Mr. Peers, Ismer, of Fexhall, in Suffolk. and threatened that if he persevered in the use of the thrssbing•machioe. they would set fire to his pro mises. Mr. Pearce immediately despatehed messen gers to three of the Moore, of Dealings, sear Woodbridge, and two other gentlemen, proceeded In a post-chaise to the spot, where they found the deluded men armed with bled. geoos, sod whn caetiosed the gentlemen not to inter fere ; but Major Moore, with the most praiseworthy resolution. declared that he would d,► Ms duty as a Magistrate t and first, in a conciliatory manner, ex horted them to deliver up their weapons, and disperse quietly; after a short time, be so tar succeeded as to induce many of them to lay down their bludgeons; hut then were ethers when resolute meaner' rendered it dangerous with so small a force to attempt the ap- prehension of the ringleaders. On Thursday mernieg it was found advisable to caU is the Suffolk Yammer, Cavalry, by whom six of the offenders were mend, and safely lodged in prison. A friend be. favoured us with the Muriel/ ekes- I nation of the phrase, " Plant yr all Shot." In Keg itch it means, . 4 Boys of the woad rsolesiiiing." As anecdote le related of an old Bachelor, who had ekes eejoyed the comforts of a parting glue, repeated more than mice "I. the tail of the evening," bowleg, by will, left a considerable sum of uneasy, to be divided by his exustory, among a party, wbo were m be die- 1 tiagnished solely by their right to be included under the above appellatloa of " Plant yr ail Shot." It is knows to easy of oar resign. that it is castomary, in most places is Wales, after a funeral, for Use friends of I the deceased, to retire to the village lan, to take some refreshment. There the friends of the peer old Ba. cheler also west, when bit firseml was over; and, after iodide.' in the nasal top* es snob seeks .holy OCCISiOIIII, a colludes wastaatle—the reckoning settled, sad several got up to depart. This was the eventful nutmeat which was to guide the executors is the performanuottbeir true. They gars not the lomat distant hint to soy see. Many went away, *t some remained behind—drew a small cirele of c►airs mead the fire--ckarged their pipes and tiled their glasses again. These were the taunted few. the `• Boys of the mood reckoning," and among them the beauty of tie chi Bachelor was gitrikated..— (Bristol sVorenty.) • , • -~ SHIPPING leYTRLLIQS/(CH. raw— Dear, San. 17.—Cseit dews from the river and sena the 168801* itatilersoo. for Leghorn ; the Zephyr. Ones. for Beifasi. Sailed this Aerosols, the Jame. V.Nell, for New Smelt Shiniaeil, after repaid., her &nate, bathe hose roe ford of by the Sesames, off Star Cross,—Wlei N.B. Poinrineotri. San. 17:-.--Arrived the Brothers. ,Illerena, freer Jamaica, for Lesion. Pat back the Aire, trebled. mei Venerable, Heise*. Sailed his milestre ship Calliope se a Cralse.— Wind S.E. Pt eseevira. Sere. ie.—Arrived the Claressee, Adams, fres Lisboa le Petersburg I the Beptone, Clark, from Bahia to !hobo's die Hawke, Knighton, for Loudon. —Wind S.B. , Fetaelovei; Igen. 16.—Sailed the Neptuse,Downing , for aportil and Ike iPelessiship, Blake, forCork.—Wini S. K. Coe*, Barr. 4.—Ardeed the Woodman transport, Feed, from Ludo.. to take .ffillal• convicts to New South Wales,—Wind R. Am lasportast experlasesi was mad* last wook at Myna** by order of the Navy Hoard, for wearing vessels stags Is *hamlet stones from tho effects of liolusiere. by vondweilog the electric laid down the mass, and Ames the keel, mad was attended with complus sucesess. The young mean Steel. who was implicated is the Pailbety of Gm Friarton Toll-bar. fur whirh Mitchell sod Larg wen esteemed is Path; bas salt his mother a lout from Vas Disesan's Lad. which cootalm sea. I slamists very isoaouribla so him, aid gratifying to the Meads who were throws into so mach distress by that loaformasse affair. Tim followlbg is an estrus from it 1--• "Nobart-town, Van Dieman's Land, December, 1612. " This matey Is better by far than I expected. 1 went with 'settler 17 miles up the country the day we !aided, and remained Ours ever since. Oar Govern. sent wages is 101. per year. This Is a plentiful uoury. lurid be contested hilt well, was it not for the sepa rates between you and me. and tin reflections of the disgrace sad distress 1 brought on you in your old age sisk heavy es my nsiad ; but I hope the Ahnigty in his good mercy will forgive me." Botwnotton. Save. /4.—Aineog the many ins.H proussonts that aro every day taking place In Ibis city, now deserve public notice oo much as tbs new library belonging to the Faculty of Advocator. This magaiSceat ball la 140 feet long, 42 broad, and abut 30 high. sad is leashed agreeable to a plan designed by the late Mr. Stark. The door is of One polished oak. over which is laid a beautiful carpet. about 12 feet broad. The roe/Is-supported by 60 elegant cos tumes and pilasters, of the Coriathian order, 20 feat high. The plaster work of the rich idiotic critter; was done by Mr. Lawsoa, and. with the handsome dew in the centre, has a 6ae effect. A gallery with a fine hemmed bas'-iron rail, tumid' round the whole of the room. The Waken was made by Mr. Trotter, sad for elegiac. of manufacture cannot he surpassed. The former suit-case not being consider ed equally splendid with the room the Faculty erected an *gut orteroftertitongo drawn by Mr. Pisyfair. F Pm Monday pihntight. im the ovular. two Irish laimurors i rentialng from the harvest in Englaad, called at *loos house about three miles from Dew hies. whs. the door was abut. sad the lobahhants ea the paha of goiag to, bed. Being refused admittasee. they attempted to get in by a window ; the door was at !aligns opus' by the man of the boner. when the batrudars rushed in sod stabbed him Is several plugs with a knife, st dm same time buds, kiwi& suavely. la the mean while a little girl es• taped from a back widow and alarmed some neigh boring. by whose &Wotan°, the fellows were steered and lodged la prison. • Thm following most distressing occurreace tub place on Wedsuday, the 30th alt. in the neighbour. boarkood of Cardigan:—As Walter Lloyd. Esq. • gentleman. whose obliging Rumen and friendly dis pels, ion endeared hint to all who knew him. was ro.i turning to that place from Aberystwitb. in an open pleasure host, scam:sputa by a yeeng mao, a satire of tordigaa. he was overtaken off Aberportb. aboot I eight o'clock in the evening, by • tremeodous gale of l wind. which came on as suddenly, and with so much violence, that Mr. Lloyd, although an excellent sailor, was enable to make timely preparation to avoid the impending danger. The melancholy tonssq was, that the beat, it is suppled, was struck sad filled by a heavy sea, which immediately sunk her; and Mr. Lloyd and his compsair=tunately perished. Coax Excoaxita, Sire. 18.—We have bad bat little I Wheat fresh in since Monday; and, although the de mand this morning was very slack, yet fine new sold at that day's prices; but there were no buyers of that of last year's growth, the prices of which are quite nomi sal for the ordinary qualities.—New Barley fully main tain Monday's quotation. Fine fresh Oat, are rather dearer. la Beans and Mee there is no alteration. Seurat. Sart. 13.—Tim harvest in this preview is drawing to a clam Newer in oar memory ware the crops motes abandast, or the season for reaping. re moving tied stacking them, mere favourable than at the presakt period. Barra* MAOIST% Sere. 13—Wbest, 51. to 6s. 6J.; Barley, 2s. 941. to Sa.9d. ; Oats, 2s. to 2.. VC: Bowe, Vs. 911. to Se. per bushel; Docks. 24. 6d. to 3s. Id. t Yowls, per couple, 2s. to 2s. 6.1.; &lasting Pigs, 2e. 941. to 34. 6J. each ; Beef. 3de. to 3a:s Veal, Si. to 44.; Mutton, 3J. to 30.: Pork, 3.1 to 441.; Lamb, 3d. to 441.. per lb. ; Butter, 9.1. to 101 d. per lb.; Eggs, 20 for Is.; New Potutose, 9J. per peck; Apples, BJ. to 21. per bandr.d. Perty-aine potted' of mutton were sold la White. bate& market... Saturday last, for eight sbilling.-- being warmly 2d. per paid !—This is really a retura of good old dams. The drfriag.boate took from 4 to 6.000 pilchard. each, in Sant Ire , Bar. on Wednesday sight last. The *wens foe die mane assolterefore, still in caper tattoo of tablet lob. The orchards hare this year bees stmenally pro idartire. Apple. in some of the markets are telling nearly at as low • price as potatoes. Tbe following remarkable instance of abaodaat production has take. plays at Bradford es Teasels! last: -7501 b.. of fiat Rib Mose Plpplas, rimarltably midterm in okay were Flecked from a tree belonging to Mr. /alma %,r 81. Acacia, near that place,—(4ceile Aferestry) •-! ; 2 , -,..n rUft.reenr,cra - sPonnive lIITOLLIdeNCS. DbNcArma Wien*, IM. • . • idoNpAt. 64. 10. The rltevillliam Stakes-of 1309 esti, meek !4s Mi#l6 ift tM Vorporatliso, for two.yr•oids. est, s, arse, 10,1 how: 91b. • Ago, flat. 11b. ; sic est. lib. • sod aged, est. 7111. Ups ; mile sad it balf. (0 klabiterlbirs.) Mr. T. O. Potilett's br. e. by Haphiumrd, 3 yrs old. .. A Mr. Loot:doe's gr: b. Duastatios, I yrs old. . • II Mr. T. O. Powlett's b. b, Gambier. a yrs obi. .. • • 3 • Mr. Lembtoo's cb. f. Fortuna. 4 yrs old .• , • •• • • # Nice started.—Tbe Judge placed but (cur.—Wein la a canter. The Orem St. Ledger States of legs curb, for tbreeltuilii colts, Sat. 9th. ; Allies, Sst. St. Leger coarse. (73 SAO Mr. E. Paten's b. e. Theodore • r. Gageolgse'sela. f. Violet . Duke of Leedes gr. c. by Comae . .. $ started.—TbeJudp Flitted by! three. . L _ _ 7to 4 apt Swap-11 to 1 agst f. oat of Masilencer-7M k • apt Afars:Mimi-9 to 1 asst Ajsx-14 to 1 apt Ms. Easd• e.-30 to 1 apt Loreuso.-30 to I aka Lord Alpe mont's-30 to I apt. Merles-30 to 1 atp PitgarUcti-- 100 to sgst Magnus Troll-100 to apt Mr. daseoigne's f•—and lOU to I apt tbe wlarier.—Won by half a length. Sweepstakes of 100 p midi, h. ft. St. f.apr coarse. (i Subs ) Lord FltiwllllMit's b. e. Sandbeck, I Mr. E. Petre's b. f. My Lady. tat. lib.. Lord Scarboroegles b. e. Coroestios, but. Ilb. Won easy. Produce Stairs of 100 p aid), It ft. for two-yr-old caw, but; *lb. ; illles, Sot. (A Subscribers.) . . Lord Milton's b. e. Roardeasi • . • • I Mr. llouldsworth's b. e. b Fah° des Puts.. 2 Wen eatY. Proclaim Stakes of 100 gs emelt, b. ft. for four-yr-Mil potty, Sat. 71111.; Allies. Sit. Mb. Four miles. (10 Sabe.t Lord Milton's eb. f. : .. • • • • t Mr. theirs/is gr. f. by towns .. . '3 Won easy. Ills Majesty's Plateof 100 gs for all ups, four-yr-olds, lOst. 41b.; lee, 11sL elb. ; six, lost. ; and aged, .1b. — Four miles. Mr. Lambton's b. e. Richard, 4 yrs old . Lord tieeertsherry's hi. e. Pluto, 4 yrs old Mr. Saigon's b. e. Vineren, 4 yroold • • Wok by e distance. .. .. I .. 2 S • RACkS.—Tuasivit. Mare. 17. • , The ilisbopegite Meath itakes of 7 orraireigas altab i idah 30 added fro. the Racing Nod. bean. Sir J. H. Hoeywoixt's e. by Bhuier.llst.lllo.. .. I I tiadlir's b. f. by Asbton, 7st. 41b.. .. 2 Mr. Whit'''. b. g. Truth. Oat. &b. . . $ Cult by Blaehcr tlut favorite. Woe by I seek. The Elittelleld Grego Sakes of 7 revere's*. each, .1.01123 eddied. Mr. Tyrwbltt's eh. f. 'Prosody 0 Mr. Waren'. Moak b dr Mr. Braltkwake's Voisloa 3 3 dr The odds oa Prosody—and S to 1 thetas dead beat:— Prosody ...Wed evld ter the Stake: The list for this day (Wedaesday) holds out 'busbies of sport. These pleasurable Reese ar Usual bad to boast of a gaol spriakle of Nobility mid Gentry. EtasIONO/Tilli M malearit AnT.—At Usion Ilan pie • terdsy a lady of very prepossessing Alpo* s•.l dressed is sa elegant stile, enured she eSee, almost breathless. sad approached the Magistrate. After some momeuts spout la oecoveriog bee power at speech. which had apparently deserted her, she ad• dressed Mr. Chamber,. She stiged, that two years ago. her hashaad carried the violence of his temper t, such so extrema as looser' km to apply to the Me. gietrostes and have him loreight op to sawn, fa• his ended, sad gave asomisanso of autendasest. Upon .that wasioe. whisk was use of happy omen to hoe. they ritual into an artaapateet. whisk saved the Magisetates the psis of interfering in family matters. They agreed to a _separatioa for ever from bed and beam, sad promeeded to set epos that contrast with which both were se well pleased ; they religiously sod hosafitk absolved each ether from all matrlooeial ob ligations by airdrop; a writtea document, authorisiaor cash other to marry these they plisses& or to adopt that other sort of connexion. which was marriage iii every thing bat the Penn. She had thought proper to ac cept tIN proposal of a voodooism who preferred the latter swiss of acqoainance, and as she was Wilier , eat herself abort the form. aad cared only for the Spirit of the conenutisatims, she sent under her new protec tion to a house, which her getterous friend furaish:ol fOr ler. sad la which she remained. " most happy iot the cheese." mail bar torweator foetid out her re tirement. mid besieged her in it. lie tame steam pealed by two other ass and forcibly cock pommies of the house, which he refused to risk spas any cao• tittles, except that of obtaiaiog money.. Money site nfased to give. and then be laid violist bands ors her person, and threatesed to eatery off all her furniture, and finally, to crews his work of violence and cruelty. by sheeting her. The lady then peodoesd the document which was signed by her bashaud sad herself, and which gave her the license she seemed to relish so musk as far as such aathority could give such a pertoissioa. The Magistrate. who was evideot4 sarprised at . the eatraordloary manner sod statemeat of the lady, said, that she had brought all this calamity en her self by preferring a state of prostitution to that i n which women had such opportunities of practising all the vitiate of the sex. isle then questioned the taffy as to her fears of ill-treatment from her husband, and having leveed from her that she positively feared the worst. he orderer' a peace w to be iasoed. New Pocica Acr.—Ao informatics being laid at the above Otfices, against James Brow., • errefec dotter, residing nearly opposite Veushall Gerideas. and it being proved that on the 3lst cf Amgen last he had sold *lager-beer, and that be bad com pany in the house at half-pa.t twelve o'clocit. she Magistrate (Mr. Swabey) said, that as this was his second offense*. he should convict him io the fail penalty of 101. Brown said he should appeal to the Quarter Soakage, as he was entitled to do se, from the penalty exceeding M. Mr. Swabey said, he cer tainly bad a right to do so, but reminded him that he would become hosed, cooler the (street log of his bail, to try the ease at the Qoartrr Sessions pest onsuiag. On the decision of this cam soapy are iaterested, as there are several iaforaa doss standing over till the result shall be known The Act under which the informatiost are laid is the 3d of Geo. 4, cap, 55. We understood that the paragraph. which we co pied from &nether paper, relative tethe Donkey Match between Caleb llaideria , and Joh!. Barton. in inn Vaushall-road, woe eatirely void' of foasdatios. Canon Cannwee.--Turso largo sariosts . wepe; & fire - days ago, draws from this guiles of llhd. •of Mansfield. which iitighed . fisat peatailW 'ltifot insured la kerb, *laws taiiiial4 lair&V *nee lea lacks.. ..* !. --STA tl i t , .11 Z . - i 1 1 ! I • i t. 1 • tll 4 fly • . I I ' ' 1 i I • 1p t :. 1 ' ' ,'• 1 A AO (• 1 F ' r I 1 ' • 1 , . I ‘ ) 1 t 1 • ~ I . , . . , . k--• 1 I , • ''. -, • I ,- 1 . • .• ' 11 ' • . , Or 1 i 1 . • i 1' t i t I . i ) A i t l ?, f ' ),,, 1 , • i . I