The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-13 00:00:00

t ) ~T I 1, ! TA rya HON. rat Et Tnn PETITION OF J 011" St[swertr,. . That a Petition, the Itit but which Petition was privet) thesignntoref, iu writing, of and othera,.ilurgesses and ham, playing for a constitutional Representation of the Peopte en the 39th day of the last lion. House. That the receiving of , seems, successfully opposed, thst to receive it wmijd be the house. That your Petitioner understands •case, except the use of a prig ich, tendeved.Ost the 6th dtv port of the existence of iu was adduced. That, on reference being still, as your Petitioner hui that the said case of 1793 dance whatever of the existence ticc in your Non. Maw. That en that occafiort the the nakett•farts of the case. Nornich tskiion " was that a tnotion was made for Ant the votes of the 23d December ' 16,66, against rece inn printed form, 66 were reed Con for bringing,op the said "of the linos*, withdrawn." That as, from the said enti Bible to anderstiord.ths. true the said Norwich Petitiot, obliged to seek ...hat reason humbly apprehends, he tom ventary Debates,.rf those he believes, of good reputat That in respect of the (Tiring, tl:e said Norwich Pet poblication appear that, of Aelivered 4 lleir sentiments, no 'opposed, the receiving of th Chancellor of the Exchequl Ways and Meins ; that t‘! - Speaker, spoke doubtingly themselves in favour Of tht up. That the House, however enter on the discussion qf • importancr, namely, that of Grey (stow: Earl Grey) for tive Itepresentation' or the Member who spoke lest on Jhjt one of the five who had declared for receiving the Petition, recommended that it should be withdrawn; but on no other ground than that of preventing any fat titer delay.in discussing the.more important quo.. tion ; and on that ground alone it was, that, with permis,ion of the (louse, the said Petition was" with dra w n" accordingly. That it is therefore manifest, that this case of 1793, so far from affording a precedent against the—reeeiv of Petitions in a printed form, especially Peti tions for rearess of public grievances, makes more for elan against such Petitions being received by your Honourable Hawse. That; exclusive of 'what may hare vatted throAh other channels, your Petitioner haihaa 'cOn'Adsla to . weed _ constital in th That in this case of 1793, it appears that the per son by whom the objection to the receiving of the' Norwich Petition -nes first taken, nas the very Mem ber himself - by:Whom it was tendered, namely, the Chairman - eif .Ways and Means, then one .of the Itepreseutatires ref the City of Nornicbillid that the ground of . his objection was no other than fable misapplication of the aforesaid votes of thW, year 163 g. 'That the said Member 'for Norwich, eti than re'. ferring to the said votes of 1656, appall . . to 'bas misapplied them to the Petition at that time in. hi own hand, which was a public Petition; whereas' those vote. had no relation whatever to any ether than private Petitions. ► That it is however observable, respecting the Past.. liament of that day, packed as that Parliament had been by Cromwell, and even garbled by his soldierd, who forcibly.escluded all members who produced net certificates of approbation from the Usurper's Coani vil-s-that after it had, by its aforesaid rotes of 1658, once estabile: a clear distinction between Petitions relating tomer - eerier/1c interests, and Petitions em bracing public interests, no attempt in that Parlia ment was ever afterwards made to .confoond again those interests, by tiding away, in its practice, the distinction so clearly made in its said votes. That it is impossible ' as your Petitioner harshly apprehends, to derive from any other sobsce than the said votes of that Parliament of the Uiiirper-e-. &Pare liament whose Acts are not even admitted • your Statute ilook.---tbesrejertlon - ot any . ' at 'all, en account of 'their having been printed:'.," • . That, in his humble judgment, it is ifaelfy im possible to have arriejeil, through such Medium, sve.liout setting-at defiance the obvious meaning of sr eras, at a custom of not.receiving Petitions on account . of Abeir being printed. That a the aforesaid attempt of the Member 'for Norwich to introduce a practice of rejecting public l'etitioqs, for being in a printed form, did net sue ( ` - `ed and nothing in that kind was then done; so. ourti Petitioner is !nimbly of opinion, that no each coMom, pidc.tice, or usage, can be shown, notwith• standing a supposed eitisteece of such a practice was,, on the said 30th day of last month, taken as a ground for not receiving the Petition of himself and others, 13ergesses and Inhabitants of Nottingham, for a con stitutional amendment its the tiepresesstatiion of the People its Parliament ; and your Petitioner trusts that your Ifonourable House will pause, before it shall endeavour to establish. a practice derived from ins other origin than as tforeadd, and injurious to the : people. • That grounded on the authority. of Sir Edward Coke, and of every sound lawyer of our country, your Petitioner humbly conceives, that erroneous', customs, practice, or usage, at . variance with justice end' reason, if the same had occurred, or *toured ver so often, never could have the force of president unit " ought to be abolished." 'e said, ii Heine of general •be said of Imiak 'APO ~ ...r ,i 1 k W I Foam( c • j , ' ' ' c;e. 0 k ' 4 iinitt ti kON ..ti A to_, fa iitseli y'at *it , 4 if iitiaalw l'fieta• cam = ....—agt, .nawgieslawnilitit. Neat: iiestity ..se*rott,' faint litdr"Adilil `a , C I Was itatrix4l in- ditrere4P pots, . spd the aittilemfAetpr ina ;pillibitj ar,, ,: a ai4Ft:ftjohtfai ..seppiirgiso f In - .. the -sl.letr s *r 10,456. ACitilketTit* *TA* tof .tl* '4of ic t 3 iinsqerabletiiptit t q - 1) J. 7.- s .— hair, s; `43Orab, , incl' - other 30'iief..W - o - ngitilr -- o ' . i i6ased, , - -4e.ii - found, -wiTIEIV ofiroi . y4f4,4 i. ii 'the'tinfort u. NIA . Woulatto wii ' . iforPft'etailigAteniffelliiktioiefe. lesist. wilif saerkitisww, satv .beforsrlhe .4poilliplipakir . 4 ' ' . a i .aiallai at _IV/s4evoi:lWAibilaZletift Wu .was 1 fleidVanced 14 prethoaci ,4:!R . . Vk.,sufii4- tci6enftheoliiritteri** rob . rm& on, iitholte tte4 . • of Stsif4 A atiathitinces ratte4ainetliahtooitettbikrgfirSiflaO 4- " . .14 '-'•' ' ' ; • • ....i..iiiiipiLliatiiatt [-' ; : • .. ; itiA *NI 3; •;‘ • :. 1 f ; ‘i •j:Z i tin " g7 i n e i; sa 7th i l i dle4s - 3,, ; =V 9l4 tefit I . ! lip% . ''lici a s. idiward Valial. of htlyidstelbe. ,:- —' " his care bet \ four and five biiiiina"Petithiur -j ill: tainlY were signs of conaern,....._._ le ctiseitheir ..,_ raying foi al. i t ipnal.aMPl..... 10 - gitiwint in the Ake materiiis ef a &dew were sold for 74.4 s, • . !P‘e•-•-• alnates-35.1., - r.., lireseittation of the People in Pirtiment ; a ver y •The JurY•found for Plaintiff , a d - F: . great Majority of which Petitions era in the printed ; - . NEAGIAVO.!LUCXS :AXD Altaringay, •••• -•-. 'Cishib' s ;hod . form ; and If your Honourable House shall reflue to Thi s i ros , ou * wo o o f - trei s sil go r ,b oo oldirepo i . 4eii , fo o d; .., o , 'receive . them, then those hundreds of • Peiltions, and t th e Pl a i n tiff' s cellar, and takieg noir •41.0,b5 1 *:0 1 , - .titak• Wentanwlier.. 'for Seth an object, must become waste paries• . lbeer, to which the.Pefendants pleaded that Messrs. I:4iirprecedingArenitiks That as the value of aright is.not *ways perceived , Mesit and Co. were entitled •to the beer iifia . - bo: 'tee .befowshe ..synales 'until in danger of being lost; so it must be apparent, !tease the Pleititiff would not *gfriiittip,'lliey tiiiiffe j .Cisliiii at Atlecisev,.,44iiiii‘, 'that it a refusal to receive those numerous Petitions I open the Calif.' door in take ft Wray ; *id thivalyi farlideancedin'pregintAy t Opi‘ without cause, • should convert, diem into waste 1 that they had leave'apd licence•fiem theialaititiff.— 'piper, the importance of a right so torn from the 1 The facts of the case were, thatitheflaintiff lisedie "People, •weittld then, doubtless when too late; be t a puhlic-house in itoseinary.liee,.helonging- to, Meu x fell in . its felt- force, and the, wrong so -done, become' and 'Co.; and being arrested . Ise wetly° the Icitsg"S &Al. •'-•:v 5a0 , ... a source of the deepest - discontent. ' • . Bench Prison . Thy two Defendants, Tho,.*ere• in , :e .pampa+ , it - k y a t. as; at a crisii most • awful to our country, the employ of Melia and Co. went to'hirn &Mir pre- - .., : thosu,Petitioris express clear convictions of rights i t 'lance of *taking the house, and irlibect Mtn to'sign• an lis v...., ,Poignant sense of wrongs, and ardent prayers for " order for them to .take possession :at ..the , beer-An 1" )s . .redress of their grievances on the 'part of an im - said be would not then, but that. it should be tegu mense number of the much- injured and greatly-og. I lady appraised by an appraiser o ,-upep f which Lucas en r', grieved People, . who, as. will appear by the terms of [said they would take it .withetit ,apyorster s Atnd # c. Mi their Petitions, are justified in believing that, one cotdingly the drays Csime . that inine'day; andlortihlyi 'N .. . th compliance with the prayer common to all ef, them, fook'the beer Out of the cellar.- -• ••.' -* -.• ' , ,the liberty of themselves and of their posterity, and ' LordlEiLeituolicinait salkihil - eral quite-bnjustia , , .1 a ,the salvation of their country, absolutely depend ; flable 'conduct ;: they could notAlers-stiolently pos. i,l .... - ...5e your Petitioner, not only on his own account, but,sess .themselves. of the beer„ strews if...theyibed.n Aide - kith _aciss honour bound also to those.whn have made him . .to it, but Much less could they 11111 ca.k. i*OEi!acks 1 ,di . ; the depository of their Petitions until presented, and which - they Vita ; sold; even though: th e y were . not • !tit at the same time, with aft Unspeakable anxiety, most paid for. s. so . — A A * s earueitly deprecates a refill to receive those Peti:. • ' - ,Vittlistle . Yelf Pilthinfr,•akintles lg. ' - a '' i.' s- .t. •. net-1 re tions ; .as a measure dint cruelly add to this ~ -- - ' \"_":' '"r - • , ••.-i•,; 1.1 rkibp. -- i hitter. contents of -that cop of affliction of which the f. l l liday sentilihtiihi bailiff of ilinns- ' hir...-Prlte l vn ' Petitioners have 'already so long and so deeplt-toe.Court, near Oltsocester, -Wat. fdand ,4 leite-4 61, 4r ie ttl t-e . ''' `'s drank,. drank, and he conjures your Honourable ',ousels suspended - to a beam'in a barn. No cense is a55igned,.. 6 ,...„ 6 ... 4 ,'" il* " • •,..&t......:•* . • '4ll).Vllffitt..- • 4 - '%r-fe'lr , `-''""r'' : 1 to persevere in so harsh a proceeding . ~- • joy the 1a5h..,,,,act.. 4,4hert . , time previously to,lna .., • VW .111 ' 41 - 4 1 * O.E Atm : lion antklieogookort ckfll,;tse*• ptr - sevetusit eOdessvours' to slisCover the i s af,,,t . That almost the whole of those Petitions, andpieing disciiiered, :410,, solicited * female in the g I sat i and. t eri o n i b ei v r dsNo tv are i r . A•rttv, n ig -trts e met i certainly that - from Nottingham . tendered, but - not. house to *Lind. isfinartis46lhtidisot &fink ititie t(i . • finir - • -sun 0 44eir . 4 9crtelms ki 'test .procittle. received, on the 30th ' of last month , Were in . exist.q . " 'she; * ll 4O- 1 4 - goce antecedentlyto the rejection in Aprillast of this, • btu .NottifighaM Petitions for Peaie: and,•tnoreoter, the ground on whichlbose Petitions for Peace were iii . jected was,: that Ofthdebeing contraryto'the arias; of th e Re i m, nsissaing-tbeaformiaid retie of 1664 i; whereas, as-above . shown f they were in reality:lloe. trary to those rotes ; novhad those fotes4t: blurring on them whatever ; wherefore the nors.a , ~.. escence in the rejection of the said PetitionSfor PitatrY, rennet be, construed intoa disrespect to your .Boa, Rouse. ' ' -,• frrl That *on authority wholly enquestienable l lyWgi Petitioner has been informed, and firmly livilitires, that printed Petitions, if only authenticated kyi Op signatures in writing of the petitioning* potties, - itte, as matter-of • course, received by the Crown, niatil4' ; ,_„ She Hoote of Lords. - • i •r r nse A -That of all imaginable evidences 'of a want of ' identity between the Isepple and your lfonourabl ,goose, which; in the language of Mr. • ButislVl 64 ongtt,tn.beone and the same thing With the CO**. mans at large,"*—of all imaginable proofs of - its Mit t . ; being the real representative of the nation, n' ' ''' could be more conclusive than this 'striking' feel!, obb l namely, that Petitions lawfully prepared, in "the I manner most convenient to the People, eltdnici tk freely received, not only by the Crowe, • bet` by the-` House of Lords, while the only Winch of the--Le gislature by, %AIWA they ;were scorefulli fr tejetted- - --,-- should be the House of Commons. • • . That your Petitioner humbly conceives tlettucliati, obstrection of the sacred right of petitioning, Al', 'that of which, in The ease of himself and' othest Burgesses and. Inhabitants of Nottioghoi, - -be 'to* plains, must have been the effect of inadverten* . .: bat if Minna to, *timid brogglast. taw- - ititto. • ~ .~ 11,at what Judp Yates said, in the cue warrants, onsy l with the same prppfteth / . -. 1. , ••• . .. . _ .. . • • _ Or*. qr . . -.. ........ -.......--..-.-.-. ...............--.........- kintAlNat. - (I(4X . or:VON.IPIPPIK Idot a 4lif i r, ' 4 l 9ll4° 4• ••'"'' • • 11- -- r • • • 41 .e . ' ''- `• li t , " ..- 41. „. .. - . .. " • 1 from Of A 1 114 4 60 . , 11 40;r -14.419 11 1 tf • ;:. . 1 -'4. . r , :Ai! , 1.-.. - 41 ••- 1 "- " Val eli i iCilitr . -a_ .;..; •Eh rn tooci:! • 7 .. -.. :4 . ';.•''. ' • ''' • „..' '''. ••••„: t .t ',';,• • k• • . • •••". ~ = i' • 4 1 4 , • ..1 • ..% .• .0, • • ..;.• .• . • '.. 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" • •.: 41441kr nalE4 444( litAtiantiMi 14ei Is ' „„"rt.Wiro ii.` ' - t ai lte iirttnerattilhihit at 1 .• • werdi . hit ha' an , -.w ills Ailed &tures -:, • .•- .f•1I. ' 0 l ' , '7 4 1 1 P ; . 4 ., . 101 I• • tgrA. I I hr. midget EI " - war effei. the tiffie anc ttsd.i I, day ef May, 1793; iris4o- Petitming r T. - -. -- ...,... • 11 . 4 % 4',S I , 1 41 " old Vr . • c qr kill pii V • ' re" fl o itr ...., ....•t ii .. i ,• T • • ..? • J my such alleged practice, berort !loth ilutkit.4iatiollattittr inii iiiil. l .-•-• tidly, ...... r . ,... ”, , li t T . f .1,15;1G.:k I I i f , .. ~ .... e . . ) , . ri ..?„, • , 1 : , . ~..... , r. ..., , 0 ~, PITH b .the .. Jay s . , , Printing gives facility to Ah.a-Pia.Pi'lg l4-1. t he. - Iliatt tif " ... 1-1 : icutilis °* 41. (14 ' :: : . ; r f ile ; . -7 '. . t.- : . e . f - ve, .. c te 00 • 1 :::: a :• 64o 7: e mbehi d g e . : had to your itottrnals, it , evev sheet,. be the . lieeli'stier,llo „nonlerlus t , l ulls ' ,ttS ‘i lid . d ... , the Imbly apprehends, appear, iiiitnfel words s,ulitnitied: fer'lidlitirion, so h'at• aft !the -sale Of sese ( e,-io• , .., i ir 41 . ; tyz . eltittrimme - -lee Mance tn.twe'sktur; -it ' 3 will norfurnish any evi- iiiii - know what they . sigrie,.--Pis f ollhly, 1'1444 ' t rice-Wad 400414y/a•*4 lo *,•- , *.• , - . ri , -s.kiel74ol) r - ~ ,flef,6-4 1 .1411te4 . fence of suchAiitge4; , iggl ni*Eli l3o / I c l t/71 4 •-leflille 4 IlleV • R4l, mgc b " ' Toe s ci renie * **ll . 4ll94 I . 4 , 4 -. 14' 4 : ti i Al 9ti° i 4 i (s r ;.tV s / I * - 0 1 c 1 01'c h: 04 ',.,. • , iceatomed to'. : jiteis tt'iltti4-., tby r Mal- r...: - r...44ftig9Flittr 141 1 1.4 1. 0r 1 0 c . ,.. '1,14‘ *sk ttlidl t; .-. L .....- r the Joernot eieriVveiords ing, hen cnnati ilk tifiie f iir i ill .., lents then gteorAllth loWn. trail ri a4,p ( l. - e..qteif •. - Itm N IN'tY, - .. - zen las : 7 Peesq 1 / i ali t d . ase namely,. that the gild [cietioai tiritik -7 ',-ktilt 'PRAtiy. '.i ..,.e•Es , -ep mere ilitto . .)oW-worde lbelinsatir' ,ell V ic• Twe'ltint4fq.the. Brlyitzin epileid ;AI a s , offered to be . priiented ;" done, .4tfternifitsl4l itlr 'ilifib&.- Otea 10 Act all Pirilitidedi:• • •' . ... , . • ' A°t'9l teff'to AdellAgjii Oft ffetgia n r its being ~ bypaglit.ty e . . [PruitiOik wißophte:o6o4o' AO - 'lift ~' • '0 , ..53 sl;.vositligutigtoit*diiiieclari'd*:ll4"litte'lai'ilbd. - I , r;49l e .s i de SH lC Vl d & ..'*, Ji 1 0 1 ;tdiea f ( 110: 14 of September, and Ist of , erica, / and akor die Wild ii*tA the t o re'Peir, .ne o - , 1 / 40 , 863 .. tet, mh o kjos i . : h a g ho w, : pe tv hi n d y e m e ei zni eirm, on the sitmellioli ittkitt 01 eifiliPta.Ce, the _ r *buy , riNsitco: 4011041Stt. 901 that • 9ismirtlestpet- l t . ? ..- !1 .31443 ° 0114- finf 1 4:0": 4 0; hiteitt.*".oll . • receiving privt4e•Petitions rented tia, In the. .., 1 ,;• , _ deg of edition* foe ...A read •" end that ", the me. Tar. ant ..,. 7 'l' ll • . .: 1 ' • . " IXd reittatitlefr OW •.• . • to.. •• . 0 4, •• - • ; BAlet's ' ". 11 4.14..144,t ths ,1901. , , • id Petition WS; with lea" ' ' t ''' l i r . • 11: -• • • 40 the subject • iqr .... 14.1 * ---e f2 l 't f lie . ",,,litg 6 Pra , 1 -41, 1* , t . • rfale) ~ .. , . l A., N. ,, l) li i . ;ii i, 0 „. ugh... i .man,,on., „spine f„, ) Tosikeptie ii, '• 0 r t t - t i " ! gaitlered, it is itembly ;Miff t 6 tin n „t '.tlia 'mil' gin say,: ~ .b a 9 111 .ra ~ . , sriOeS, !Ofiit i tilpg:liii thit-t111:-Pleinttr / • t . gef. tie"' 'o4' inflirei I , 41,0P 1 !!•. 6 . 1 1.q11 1 1441 , 14! k if.Tit'1.: r:-... Zre. •: , entry alone it was not pos. oit.a in t t i st .i tt . . ,i , ' p ...: !.,` , ...otit Tar redress', of pobivc 3e reused for withdrawing I- -Ittivi 'kis iri - ge. . I . 4 - Ani tneferred .10 w,littpn MO* and brliall ai petit, - . l'''.!!'. t _ of : INA': f . •- . ••• , • ,t, „. i ~.e. . , a r . . . . , - • ••• ~, S . - 4 . 4;;;.,titr ~!:. .... Yetiy?pa, 10 cannot hi any case be justly; eat= , ' ,•••• - A iwrittil,eirt,iiipiveir.:,:"'"?' .: . 4 •1'" ' . - ,•--- 3 -3 1 - 1 44 11 RD )n, your Petitioner was , .. , •. - .-..........-- ......-..- ,r . ... - a . . on elsewhere, and, as he ' eeplionallee:'..- - *.s ' • , . •:- t4 '''" This was an ittrldn Isririiiirio'iidgiiiter the - vatue ""•:•01;. - • 77 11 .! - • Ind it in Debrett's Parlia- That A tight freely to ,Petititin Includes in' it ei .eta. ch a i se sent by Plailltiff 44 idichONlker%of. the ; . -4, 'fir !Sit debikll*//rir!?•.'"lent•ianed..ottlitiPen Thomas in - -o f •the Ited-Lion, r times- Pablicati° ll ) as right freely to use the most convenient fueling; as i lime n t aim. ~ to employ • the most proper itistreinents, as, for in- Adamson to repair, wblek Dekv l daupwi t edildetll l l. of ' MIK uoder A distress agaistst Adamson . , fosrent, -1, ;. - Ferry-side', itt•SwauSeil limkwo'.4reitorry to have to receiving, or the not re- stance scribes or printers indifferently , .according Adamson swore tat . h e h tit • • joe t t h e t 'Ai a l s ; 6,',. 'Atifte,•tbettio.•-eonaequeantof an t ingoestiteld itp.nt Petition, it will in the said to circ ' ems - Lances, and wholly . a nin r - thn guidance: .of the p ur p ose rd,riri4" '4, so , _jail:fix ' , !:eit - i..r.e.:ii..i, optbrbel..:-(-41".bi,..•_Dr.i..:1_...z.:A1ir ii..4oL,ol,4o,wzta,__tatdal,....st,, r nine Memberg who alone ,ihe judgment and discretion of the Petitioners them- : and that he had to ol the De Pit tat it urn Abe' • ' l %* u.FPRL I3 I ,f "IP -11 ‘ • lue "" • tir. no more than two directly sieves. - • . • his. Re thou g ht the chaise iveiint' l e i, sto ,,,,mh , I agrstrates„.derioo - ,:e ,44 epee. e 4ding clays; th e the Petition namely, the ' aer, and the ?Ch airman of . T h a t the use of Printin g, in the preparing 91 Pt.: The broker who made the distress swore that Cliej-Zildcqi.eor.. the ... .. 1 , „00 ,' "An .31' i rtitis,.•wits air Mou - •-• titions being l awful; it is against taw . tit obstrtict thi 'chaise Was malady toodennuil atii% lu. at.3dicii 1 ela Y a e' n tdet e' - . 1 '' 4. ' rd . Gael) elaige,fl wi l h ,yo, one of them being the • . . , , People in such use of printing,. or to frustrate their . priFp he Offered it tatAdnmiOn itikoofnsed,it. •" -- t - . 7- --- - - kt e ". Snip - kite of fillip)) .. • lilt:ling lier huilland i: ff-elhe y ; And that five declared work , when !airfoils , done. • • , • le:plain . %) thathi pie . 017.1a - k i iin ml- qconat' jpn' t ailt -l 'lt i r ' - e - :i' G 4o,B rwcin•- )- ; ...- ." 1,4 :k" ~.-":•• _.,.... 4 ,- ..• ‘ • t:: - 1 to Petitions being brought . .. . .. , .. . ~ .Thet to admit the supposition its Tieing wi th in 1 Inept. Thechaise.was ni pieces, : ad he thong . tat- . . , . -..at..a.., 414191 ntlrksmre, 'on t Ingrrt Jetween ,- 1 rr . a near the Ist the competence of Your lionninibia . llbuse, to in- i i the gum of 7). Is;i'artiltfettli Witt sold, iti rata- . 1 / Lt . ; 1, .f. . k g,t 9 : _;. , r . .,,r _mairtlirrin - ver, being then about to trodurce at its pleasure into ils'pietet . dings ugages I . . Mt, Pita.;'' , .4c - Del l etidattit, : ..iiiesitkolititl4hocasetit , a motion of re-eminent which should hare the effecter atrrtikating any inie'of :Gortalir• Vtakr Crarmlterirta' 6 , . . t . •ti ' Of, the Honourable Charles about r4r - t * Cia4Atb - l -D) "1 4 16PArMill a lt"l lo coc , one e wpr men, ou escen - the rights and liberties of the People, would, Wit: i ..aeo l - to' 4 - isErta --- R WWI agml- • 11,0 tesoA 4 that dale , a r e ise t p roi lt m , i i t o w th k e s, J . ,eg by is t l h a e - q ''.'" ... " 9 " ... ' ... A.F7 " if: . 'in into, the _coal-pit discovered the' corpse Agin fect;•besto admit that, tit itt illeitstre it might destrloy r i ghtly I 'ol' decided ; hp 4 ,fiats j a. , # .1. ,c,ave 3 • 7 --;ttns . ',. w b ; h . h • ih . irip . tete •.. . _ •the whole of those rights and IlbertleS; was a, case of, cott nce. Ifs to the Jury, the ; atso ,w o wroug ht . t es ery.,-Ifilfg at t the sulliect and who MIS , - a , , - • Plaintiff' was &ailed' i recoiei And I 'Was . for, thiti•i•th.e. bdttom in a shockVtgty in stnidition, her declare for receiving the That; exchtsire of what ' may have /Pissed t i litiiuth. - -..._tt ► • • • • 3 1. • ' head. - titr • • et`e ed 1 fib ' 101,11 3 trrshillitt i, as , , . -, ........... 10411'Stiuday th4,llth last...at,lter apalliattiktir4,4 Jame,' P a- . late, is the takbyeae.or fittlige, dielta l foUßSYir„ 04 • . Finch, the lat survioittr is la:aater of Part Tern- 'ft eti by Henrietta lenrietta Loa , sole -daaighter at;tlr heiress of John. 4,44,3'effecyr. 'flertatt Ili Vas Married' iii 1i4e..t6 the flight lion. Will** .114.41, :. • . ' 41/ 0 1" ,1 ( Flifitge• - ft. and brether to'Daniel, •'e F of Vin sea au_ Veottnitham, •whciee• hoatisoriaakeitatee . ire upgiilier sea, the present Earl. 7 . ' - ' - ' ~ Qo•tbe.title inst. at EtOnborgb,. in is year, . , pr& o f the lustaces . .oploorigoaosWidPitoo> - , •-.. 1. ,tt-- ) r -i , -,,- - - ,cri.c,, . ' Oa . t&'' Wtb init. in eat Coit4erlabd-siate 1.10 TARE!, Wife ottiir tietergeT,• r s',lllitt:tifUrintiMi'Atirsitlal,lttort , . . Clatbe.juit . - lost, M , • wiegic Ws. ia5ty,1144,40 ho o n.wife of bfc: losepb ob h5,..4 matgaet-st rf d , califfikUt t )Ar r'Ultip Last, 11arjorti v. lee of ar:OhAlWlfid. -kat. !Pr 1 10;a4ttoitth, , ;`" kb,;'....•... , 7 tint" .•* - .- - house 'te 'MA him tetiop; htitr not Seined* to! 6eir ' the ;-- . c e‘silij res .- ft il 3 ' " - 441 1 # 1 , ilife; lltt itakiectitg , thEi vie he intendeit teiilttr i 4eo)% -- ‘.!... of -4 -elr .- ; ll4;lcvie94° °*.A4l4-bes4 •Pr9"ftlf 3E414 . V ! ' At,. tendered:444n, childitkaltipiling:_;rope,.l the mP s gt tts+l7 l- Ct e ) t Si!reepasi hate betallutitced to.dialta ittpciti which . le:, cooly :observed, AOC blot 'sni. cu •are;sain t Di"sor7er;-tre fi tiottil7: l- 00 4 r:i hi cw i ft C- r •irii,:t lC l( 4 4 • Wilk it Wnefd be qttltt 40'914 Ailigitfir . lotoi t t e ez. t, : iitoliies lion? .iled -iii , r94401.1**11: SirlakirlsAbi3Oldtra;r4itl. t al „ - ....l•44 l lo4 t t a iafiti 4 ;._antwith . qhli ' - I by ,an latprooved . plan, or! off2li. .and eticit t ig i g: 44 4 o4 l 4. eaili r ' 2 1. i 4.tl"4,Slitkitiote,4o,4oS r itayrchavadta 4 ., 11:Opf . ~. , 11 . . his 411.,, login . 6 sell- i hrwarla clirolaft, nr I; figiles 1.1 1 44r2."4*.• 104 - ' air. 1 11101114 q..,. ., """. : .'.- '-.* .. ' •- ' ''',.. • . figptipity paparifayifitynlitii c.f holit sixes i ntifie nye can, . ifidailitb.,arbutrpnirea 'Ante th e IllthfilVa 114113eft.V. 4raid - . Et.r.4 1 .4. 6 .4 , Ayal/eget!, alias ; n nekgousdisease3, alrick , if n i tiinely'retWditd , terinipate in ''':' tlili - fri i t, . --sat.: , b..-...t-- • 1 ,• Re nry.lll,pers, hopatence and Coasuman. to Thai distreistbOale tbraiiiil- Was L a e...sten:lay clitirged : 3;ith tirelliSt i i open the house of 'di - Bilico Southern pton- r 9 w,"! to7o de rtrkk i rlyny l4 r 'o, l4 otr :C r 9 l 4" sr: l t e lght s h u i cil he Sue•r4 poiter. l! ! k i 111etitetbi4y. 211t;,iiiatitaer an d '•nnetitbk • *ere ;ob -row,': .• r lerd44ll • r*Okti4o/40yr 1'64 "re- ..se ia r r ted i ti :y, the 14 .. b e 110ire34 . -the,, Bonet' - mil 'Gaffe! -honse t 1 4 4 • ' , '„,,,,,H "' f li fia l i : 4,s / 11* , 3 : s t r i i e a r a. * : 11111 •. .''! L lttl . " 3 •t4. ".AU. f"?t 4 . 0 : 4 . about k we's on Notulay ,s4erising q ; it'd, }; Twilit df a luarand carnal:79o ream, taritiled ThOn, n pn otter silE 0 .4 pa . thi fotnistn i 44o, i s ms .64. t.", 4 . 1 0 perior`fahlind" l„ ' ti remove tnereill l'slmpta4ti, 110%%. • inqing taken a *elk rot...about:a 'iluirtii Orin I I. tari t e dilft r t orte r "‘,4ll4o. lll" ' 2 r e_ 4444 s l s_r l ' itt i lit i ttlr *ma th Pst6eut the prisoner! and bit icboniplice tihtScWi the hour , area t i Witeit _ _,tin . h .z rit ;I)Tkalionie l inkle O t it l aiseeve - 7 - rill V Citm. ' 7 : - ..Itie With a picklock ice and'ahlolteilkbenlOor. i' olo , rh utvim e d T . Irktauteas• tat *a Akitta r titl'arrw. e4 w th ; . • [Vibe :Coffee-house ' keeiser gate est :alarms' and-the !liviti l re r tw ee tn e g:o t t s oWitig e ttiar Id le ' "li rs 4 t which 1145 , Ablates. made off, bgr the.prisoner 3mrstoppett,..on : , lifteass7iraffr duViaat wilitilV44 paw * th i lai , ... km.li : l ig , ; (1.111 ' I , hite i r 10. founctu most gproplate set of. . pickloaitkeya diAis him bkrwetirek c:4 ,,,, llt seve.sA• and injuriou l Tetho ., * i and honu.:lr.- 1 1-- 10 implereati. pn tettrchie -i i ' Item to titr i ttliCl Y v idit uti h.• I tliii *WI "' elit "" infter. 1 liOtiie rion;e:Mi stet . ' ii' d' li t ' -. el . 15 4.. - - - mw"ic uziett6 - Ad . I ft '' - - •ta a .1 et ar ic es, w . 1 1 ~, re/ 'pug - ailing tlie curt of li k r.e " hid' been teinWecf .. . 41 h a . iitylitillid ..... Were' sound cii) 1 1111 , t i ii t:I ltr istal enl aen V iiii. rw, ll6 4 li th i t l i ntbeX tembl illit oqu i ; i s hil l. jusily ldina3it ntera cn y rk . i c h fi e I the baster. . . 4. : • . .... . ... -• 4 twilifiirir; 16%11400MM jnairn4. to nataikearster tivilf:lhrit 1. , 1141 1 anzisexl Stautons.,-;'..-Johnt Whierth,,liiptist ', , i st kilr wen t.,,N. Sastanlitta..itnntatd. alto every t.ripfis i riteahar at On) Obelisk, in. St. Gitives,:kitieb, was '. ii f t. i. t e. te, •o4 . 4 . c i n 7 , 4 .. . ,i in, "'.Pci7 ,; e r e any r i fiEF r t. ) : ii iht " T i l i . ::' :4 7 ; Pi th o r i i .u e st r e t lLo l , l.' • i r ig ui . t • , ladicted for an . h9rriciptlttge, • bal- rki t ch turp t edokt '; .to be Whnifyauu!dekWicket tt ina mai kiwi's ••• at: ; tisir 441 / 6 " 5t 1i 11i ... 6 ! .4 . 1 "01it e t % theiliNa '4 41 'the • ''r''' " 4 ''' IIti! a iiiqg t ?lot, Mr. CWoh 'Was *mulled 'most hp'. '. l 2lt t e#n r sitte i fit h i u r'il q i i ' 11 . 4 1. ) ' Pre .'1,,, e ' ll4d ',„ t hiar V, t r , r i nbiirably; . accointniniedVith kii i iitildadierdintltOta 1 )tith . wkitat U's! havet by ":tb; ') P talt.titeuel-bcceTedepon.ilibie'rn..lls by • I the • Chairman, Mr: Meihssiittnti: to the +reit of i• u°l 4l. t • •ts Wm.. Canal ire' . `iiiiisfe+l - t viiivicifie . :oral . a . altowlog, - that *this laei a teat - wicked ::aoasigraar 1 • istt, 'l li n ihrtr to-ketPae; um r• cif theta' ' ..entemanatu.*/*" against tha ti,aratidallt end that a tittle' waive atag 74; "“ur .14 4 ,44 • 444. 4,Wi1l 9!aphiaie m itts r tot'aaele! c Ad 9).. Ow . w,....aa 9,..stegrAla,,ly tke_aritsc , . pp 0 tt, at i; - :•....i...4: 41 ' 2 ' . . 84r5r44111"1.61""2"4. 441. c. An ha' carried 14-'' SMitist. „tbe „ fv.isaliafoi - •r; 4 " 44 ... ar,V • 0 •161. ••'•'.* I .1 . • . 41 . . urney. age .A.114f. for the DerOnNahr. 4 lll4 • . s-- ':.' • W - 'N. - ‘ isi • '••*- I.• - , Init"t l r -14 Pa. IWelitUrtallYi .: 4.` ;.. 4 ~•I`. , :i lt 5- r Inte4t I" .. 11.131 l ied lit 11. La V I ":. It 111 t . . ' '- ' -4(412111431:01wito. : inikt.itwet: -••- ii. 4- .