The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-21 00:00:00

.. l -cerilomv MBETiNG. !: - DOBLIN,,gaspAr, IVLY 19. The Secretary haring read the documents never. airy to the , introduction of the business of tfiettalr ►- • --Y, .... • Mr. O'GORMA N uncalled to report the pro. eeediapof the Committee. He lameoted that the task had lot bees allotted to alder `hands, but having been imposed upon hint by the Gentlemen with whom he acted, be did not think bimwlf at liberty to decline it. After some tither pre- . fatory observatiore, he proceeded to animadvert tipon the Lets, ter of Lord Grenville to their Chairman, tberEarl of fingals.Z which he. considered, however evasive in its *tyle, as an tat - equivocal renunciation if the cause of the Catholics of 'reload,' dor the purpose of opening to himself the gates ot, efface.— Miss Ise misted, was ho more than what might hate been expettedirouishe party, of which the. Noble. Lord formed' the muthe, and far from regretting the loss of their support, be coed not help congratulating the Catholic Body upon its emancipation from the trammels of a party. who adopted their. cause but for the porpose . at forwarding their own. He cods - mental upon the singularity of the letter appearing before: the public in print, below - it-reached the hands of the Noble Personage to whom it was addressed t it being a nolorious fact, that the manuscript was put into the , Post Office the. evening of the slay only, that this official nianitenciois one might call it, had beencominitted to the press. It'ARIN there- • fore, through that medium that the Committee, hat *at be come apprised Of its existence, and It is no wonder ifiheythek it for a forgery, having received am ninidcatioolef its receipt from their Right Honourable Chairman. Their mistake . was. however, soon corrected by a letter irons the Eari of Fingal, informing them, that he bad received that of Lord Grenville. , The Committee were now convinced that their petition taiga not be entrusted with propriety tisoneebo bad aimonneed hi , dereliction of their cause, and it was their !tininess to Alf . upon soine other Peer fur the purpose of- laying it before the House of Lords. They were not, they Could Hat, Nag Le at a kiss; reason, common settle, poimtedeut a Nobleameof dies anguished worth, of illestrious reputation °Unblemished pa triotism, and a native of their own cuatitry—in-ooe word, Lord Donoughniore, whose late speech in that Assembly, us? which be is an ornament, stamped him as the genuine advo cate and champion of the Catholics of Ireland. To him, thereon? if they determined to petition, was their petition to be entrus ted. Mr. O'Gorman thee adverted to a variety of facts indicative of an intolerant spirit, which, be insisted, did notarise from the bigotted temper of' the immediate agents, but emanated from a fixed principle of the present Adolph- Harlon whose opposition to the Catholic eaur,e was system atic, and, therefore, not to be overcome. He now urged the expediency of pe titioning not °illy at the approaching Ses sional' Parliament, bet of adopting a system of persetering in the same course, mall the. relief sought by` the , Catholics was obtained. - This eburse, he observed, was accessary, to give to their own Committee a legal existence, as,. Maas it was assembled for the purpose of petitioning some branch of the Legislature, it became, like every other system. of repro. . 'emotion, oboes:lam to the provisions of the Convention Act of the late Earl of Clare. He did not insist upon the pms peet-of immediate suceas t but every succething discussion produced some good, mid the cause of the Catholics, which was the cause of reason and truth, could not fail of gaining round by being exposed to the test of frequent examinntioa. This reasoning was not founded upon an abstract principle— it was confirmed by experience, as at every progressive ,tage of parliamentary debate upon this great suliject, the mother , of its opponents was found to decrease, each proved th*a . additional converts were made to the Cattionc'eame. Mao% those they had to count one, who was In himself a twist, the great Lord Erskine, once their determined opponent, but now, by his own acknowledgment, a convert to their' cease ) The acquit•ition•of even one man like this was worth- pelt.' Hoeing for. Mr. O'Gorman that proposed the following Re• solutieas : . " Resolved, That we have seen, with feelings of the.deep est regret said iadignation, a British parliament, regard;', Tess of the great prsuciples of Janice, and the diets/deed er-' dinary policy, refuse even to take into consideretie* the elaiand of the Catholic inhabitants of ['eland, infiki a deei:" lion consonant with the views of the enemies of Efigland, defeat the reasonable expectation and the confident hope of a brave and outoerous people, whose sufferings,:past i aad , pretest, have no parallel in the annals of mankind, whose ' merits and whose importouce, in the Empire shield teat wad attention, who lave been always attached to tlf le. Iseu l . mate powers and ronstituthmal freedom, and' who It Der amongst them More than one Million of men ca . ' itif beariegirm3. --,, " Resolved, Thetas such a deeilleaappeers to us urea ed bratty principle, erpedienety or *area or Hate At: we are forced to conch* tithe is amisalmakproixedsdtrstn 1 that corrupt and averbialiare;arliknricenrilida sal wad sobsertiem'm only to throe countries, id ' WOK NW glories of England to the tit ee i f i rl •' • - • • •,. . - " •• , i'" • " Resolved, That we fear itterNee - illa Naha after tossioa4seadmplaideatii of oar emit* to the Parliament of od, Woes ws arm convlsThkshal oar cause, steadies es t dees, apse the eternal basis pf trwii and patio., most advance io de words of the, ehlighft*d and meorrupt, the mate it is examined eaddboassat; are that the, I. the event of a better order of thiagt,redrltil sok deliterasee will inevitably be ensured: " Resolved. That's Committee be appointed to die/rep Addremto the King.a Remonstrance to the British Ninon. and a Petition to Parliament, to be presented next Session —sad tau the saki Committee consist of the thlrtraitMita bets of Ouldiste pad, of ten Gentlemeo rem each euenty In Ireland." '"" - 'The motion of Mr. O'Gorman, haring\ been seconded by Doctor Drotegoale L and afterwards 11.. , 1 read from the Chair, Mr. KEOGH arose. lie s aid he concurred with many of the iniseiptes and sentim ents exPreseed, l o the 1 Mover, although' he Could pot assent lb the' conclusion drawn , from them. Bat before be Ontald toter upon the intenedhite subject of discussion, indeed. before he,could ea pect their in testine to the opinions and reasons that he was about to ad vance, respect for Owns, and a jest regard to his esateltatha ter, required lam to advert to a publication, which htuintit paired ib the Freeman's Journal of that day, with the signatuth. of Caessotacds Jess. andet whiCli title the writer bad' thought proper so brim for ward against 'hii political "coodoc t, with respect to the affairs of the Catholics of Ireland, charges of the most Sagitiouit kind, and infaioninly base, because ut tered with a cbanneeseesa of their falsehood. He had a* right to assume that tbe author was present—he.knew that be wps, and i pow, in the face of the country, and of his Cation.. lie Brethren, called upon hirn,•dared him, defied him to stand &read, to substantiate one tittle o the charges he had made, which, although taken hy surprise, with the 'hefts,- tice of half an hour, lie, Mr. Keogh, from an awed to his own coescience and a retrospect tole past life, pledged him self to refute, sad to prove the scalier a calumniator mid a liar.—But it was not for the purpose of refutation ;dose, that he called upon the slanderer to appear; old as he was, and young as he prestireed the anotryasousessiusio to he. be was ready to meet him in any manner he chose to appoint; and would now sit down, to give the liar an opportunity to appear, if ths liar was not also a coward.' [Here Mr. Keogh sat down fur stew IL/moots ;- but as no one came forwards'] - • . • - Counsellor O'CONNHL doilitiod that he did not helievelhat there was one Catholic in Iretana capable of such bass ingratitude as to atter t h e scandalous Hamm 'con tained under the sigoature of CavneLicite lima. He thought it, on the contrary. the production of some enemy to the Catholic cane—muse nialigmtn Ontngeenifi; and uselerlueb eineviaion, a essavietims of , the attaconsent -and ;Affection of every Irishman to that reKered Cattleman, be propeardahat the meeting should resolve that, " The thanks of the Catholics of Irekokoroesoitinifi doe . • " to Joha .Ifauh. Esq. for hi; loott: folikfol. nmitillameof " kid se r visa to the sago oi" Irish Catholic gotoocipoltots." • • [The Resolution of Counsellor O'Conuel was - carried with loud anti tioanitnoni . aeelamations.) .., Mr. KEOGH returned Via Wfttiting pod. 04 . Mover his sincere acknewledgmeini for this imetivocal , proof of their kind and affeetionag confidence. ' Itithseried• that the author, by declining to come forwardebad pawed,' what he (Mr, Keogh) had ilia attranced, that be kaew his assertions to be false; and the noticeable Illellffidgmbieh he bad the honour to address, wield, giro-POstreipa kr what.' len g ths a cowardly scoundrel may Itit tempted to, go, tognos• illy a spirit of malignity. Hut be wat resolved not to *VII himself. of what might be mattered no the effeet of Weir - '- tiatity, the approbation they haul unanintoody edprf ed d uf hi. conduct; but wo u ld now, atiope/led as lie waS 10 die anonymous scribbles, produce, in his own viodientiOth 'a tail of of fads,- which he would otherwise have carried with him to.the grave. . A charge made by this writer, said Mr. 1 Keogh, is that, while Emancipation was 'Mended Itir a trems Lliug Court, through my meats, the great measure' ilvdadtaal down to the petty prirqsgss of admission t i the bar, tat the army, and to the elet tive franchise. Such is the assertion of CATIIOLICUS IPSC; i 0 am Wee to vttliel, I assert that every syllable of that asscrtain is raLe, and to prove my allegation,' • to. ~:.~;~- .. ~ • Y •• . $0 • - • I hinieiody I. call theineentiott of !kb Meettogin thermals's. lion of the Catholic body bpth _a; end before theperind Air incledVic *bitty 1 shall dti,':antllut d isresedee ;If tutity trmf tlemea, Whose. lestisioax t if, ~mill corroborate the truth °I-tort statement. Inlttse - jeer 1791, twelve Cathelie.,, xitizen%,,ohlabsed an audience rif,the them SecieWire to gbe Viceregal Goverment, antiresetteed to him a hig of a part, aaL burispart, of the penalliiivs, - entreating tbejatrrest and ,protection G r oyennallits,Vhile the. . . ;gilt the retailsl elf any one, although it sbooM,be the very smallest of otAr notes. The` Secretary, she' Agent 41( thin shah:Sag Color!, ditlont:deigniagimr,thm resplactful daitstintionewato refitted, he dismissed theta withoot an answer. Repelled in that thiv.- ter, wghweparod a brief tied mast dansiblepelitiaW Its the fdl:' gislatunt. But friar millions of 'objects could not get eitcp use tileitiber of Parliament to preseoCtheir petition to the H o ftr' 7 ate•.FAtflKsearth Lof 0!tiell brill!. indeed. lath er' Oxen the task; but superi o r Influence induced or compelled him to retract, and be perthaptaril,we4dieslith dilate & bit engagement. As to tbe arittacEpoi4 the Catholics, _they, it • mast be confessed,' were no t Ittarellie-thet exerted them sel vett, it it true, Aug tbak nig t hitiousluye Atreoly 'PR* lion to oar see ing any redress. The Peerage was ;mar- Wass% 4114 thpahrted brinidiAlflliti Bishops,' be mMY a( our wealthy merchants, ask hx_lsenrly She who of IC landed Spiel d, eee IsiOtiftdditetiir *hit dust lit; heti* insteave elf **or pumpto AN - I ng n which the &peta l . time had'boest disallow& tioooemPllosidchtroWlied• tbootoolt* ia copious suhiret of ?idiotic Thus, then. rejected by Go' yeransent s ' refined !Otani* itta . .l o lloilitmear:W~ itt -..opptued.iypur owe No Gotory.tutO #itrrjr: Sae either poMmed any inemite; mit netitioh Wai arnovarmed by the Coogitollei OE PlOdits . t h ee . eltrewfmns mrociatildlita Aka' any farther application foe redress must he hopeless, while the acasdlodamil ialluencettof-tinedromme. Paßiameil, and even of their own body, it m i kced it; the oppnalte settle. . This, Mr Cheirnian, h the- oct at 'which Csistoticas I rso has the unparallel e d i ranee, or the Spicery to lay that " a trenthitym Court intended tograot " our - emancipation," and, tirWiliertion is made in the, form of afatiorge *pinwale.- Ate compelled, for the par• pose of repelling it, to state the share I bud in raising the Cathelith from the• desplanteiscy,•ir !whet 'the lesptdr - Into which they had fallen; and I shall do this, with two of the ; Committee of that inauspicious period in my view, who can correct. if there be • a ny thin g e rr o neous, or couiradiet, if there be any thing false in the, statement. The Select Com mittee was, at my Tequestysuntinoned, and met at Allen's Court. It was their deteratiamion tn give up the, r.nose,aa ileveritte, lea a perseverance iu what they considered as an idle pursuit, might •iot only - prase • hieffectoal, tat draw down a train of persecution on pie body. 1 war °fa diffe rent opinion, and 'pressed that one of .the • Chrdeditee should be deputect.to Loodon, to adyncite the cause with the imme diate Ministers of the Crown, and' that the • expenses of his mission &tumid be defrayed out of the. general tondo tieback was ,then sufkient fir the purpose. The proposal was 'oest morel, and •, thought to be of an idle naturr—ko blame nation of •an ardent, an embudattie, perhaps a disorderek mind. They were persoaded OW the Minister would lid crlye their deputy, and at ;di events world grahams Maxim tiun of ourgneyances, upon the not unnatural presumption that the Irish' Goremsheat mast haste bees apiori 'sed 'ete WW watiottios, when they closed the doors both of the,Cabiseg and the Parliament against . US. ltlikilfy, Viery Man refused to go upon so hopeletwas errand, !WWI 1114.90 M Wade , ' silly breaking up, and about to disperse for ever,. when 1, AN Alone, cared to - tonioo, sotd,..at thy. dw* pdpre, t " Ministers. Ap I regale"' was the k irhichl'olitained; _ I accordi ed for tJ In. January of that -- arrived r altut ;•• • • ! " • T'STATFAMAN. . - a- • Lk • . !I..lrt w iwg reapipipifir asnirs. assli 44 "ge- kWh coestitution...hpiarodepipg. 401 Poopl 4.1 ib 11*-- " it, astleir own eNef goad,' k Mey_ year Gmcc resat es tosestelside with the espies " lien of those onstimeen, in which all Irish Catholics • tea r" have but one. voiee,..e-Betted,as we are to the fortunes of " the Empire. by a ressembrantept past, an the hope of • " future 4enefits, by earpreltwened and by out iiaths-:shonle' " the, wise,gessetowty ,of age lawgivers vouchsafe -to crow*. " that hope, which their justice inepires, it would,be no lon -46 get oar &sty alone, bat oar pride: to appear the foremost i‘ qgainst approach* danger; and, if necesatary, so yeinu " oervite our bewfactors,..by the sacrifice of our lives." , • Bat a strong and specide charge regimen to be antivcretkr; lkdteitherdire oi biz thousaed a year was Offered by Govern- Meta, sea reward for keispietteack• for one yerwthe Petition. The charge is agaimit ale—it is evident 'that he must hailstone, ootsonly that the offer was made to me. bat . accepted by me; fesi if I rejected the Offer, vrtkreWodld lie the.Rrqeks no my side ? :1 olsoe.ment 'call on this definite tit; come thrward. and give eveat i rO ar r ot / 0 l l u fir4. of thinechprge. The present the late. Vernon* knew if every sem paid t o r 'Secret leeivieri„ mid I' defy Pk • tuataras Its, I defy the late Aidasiestestion, I defy tha, • preseal Adnilaistration,. or any. usawliving,, to ,stewlapAlite this charge ; and sow, in the prq rite of my cOuntrLandley 4ilpe, do sideway declare, that.* 'Wrier receked foe. Minister ocipawersimenciss amentit of sin t P a r • fik r ‘l i t sel4,;:i• ot imlividualwf my am I.e.ad t Inv bent this day will":llsrongh the median 'of the prints; (mine before evf t of the parties. 4. to MF allusion to. ay being. visit el , by Merles., Pnalonbi sad Grattan• and the hint that no acquaintance, ifiendahjp, or flintily tames foe exists , hitireei ' thee murales •I•sebVn to make ' ll bawl of tieffnaiolassess. ,, witit elewited eharecters. liatirer advances to apy thing ,pfjhat hied may .have kee placi have iiniformly onweetied trine theowelvet s but Aif e !triter whoever or wialevoi-lee 114;41001 It 6. an r pen I dou that am the foundersdG say pwapituese, that [hare no hereditary estate in a Cosultri,Elteee robbery, ender lite fortis of congs4tion br the pea*/ ~ b iti•Of Ph"' ancient Irish' of their trOpette,' Piodatening allusion and Insipid hint I shall treat with sheet koetempt, and .hasten to the refutation of one lie more. that" I kept back the recital of our .ndrerinp doling ~the • Wile Admiaistration."— The Duke of Bedford arrived here-nbeet April, 1805. !.0o the very commencement of the sezb Semites, ts_tiepptatien, of which I wail Oise, had two interviews-with r., Secietary Elliot, and Lord Chancellor Poiv.onby, to press lbe,qaestion of eauineipation. As wen', 'however. as I had tutor its w think that our application as over-ruled in England by 'Lord Grenville, I then smnded the Mann at,a meeting heltrini the 24th of January, 11307; and its what I then was printed by Fitzpatrick, by order:sof the Committee, I refer to it, without troubling the pre sent Meeting with a' re e ttpitufationi A degree of cousespience was, indeed, ascribed .by Gibers •N that speech. which I never thought it merited; tritiCh is, that AL was brou g ht to the King, and contributed to the • ilistoissal of Lord Grenville and he Colleegpes in 180 , 7. But *Thitinisch o' 'know, that, from that day to toss Mr. Pomonby nevi floored me with a visit, which r egret, infinitely more trein my respectlor the•man,lhan opa,ecoinit of his being Js leader , in opposition or administration. Permit Inc shy, hMr.. man, to return any' picot grateful thanks to you and this anew..., •bly for the patience with which 1.. have been heard, the honour which liis been confer a i a ed= me, and the indigna-•' doe which has liem evineet - in asialidn, who has attempted sorprize . man, wise -tied ~~!: '~ .. . ~ .. .~ • fropVril de"seiejarS*".a tom ifintid mot rf 'this miaserp. fro. of Or.,M ilne.r, fbtffgredilql ortrtut- - 17iiaregc Clergy This unfortunkte 06littfreare petifiedtheei Ift-Makto 4 ms the' pro: pool.. After the prepositiottaissiade,"and• afier.the'Catholic ody had was it pot, madness in the *ilfrese s to : 7000m disetrAllen Math ? The Oppositjon c ou ld liot, With tiny degree of conhliathlev, advocate their claims, rand retract theieitipolothmmoltogether. Way no t W 4 ,11 the calm of oblision r until the, wbole t bissiness was _forgotten L. 'After thii shipwreckaf the Catholic Crain% they would a ga i n , eight miniliss before' sherhriinieneefeent of the.session; co mm i t .theoselveslo the ocean of ew e/Minty, without a comp aw to steer by, or Ittiswing whither kowrocred. The* pro !AMY rortinkt new artifigeinents. Mr. O'Connor t rusted Sotild,beis no esote•of orrangeluents--whys call for them at all ?; ' •tiltrutvllte sitimie„of disloyally on our Miro ?. 'hey we re mow educated/it Myopia hounder the eyes OW O . h4trefliedt *rind - Kid iii the Chuntiv 'by interest nod ItlitiM e . ilEveawhiroiltey.hpti eetablishogents on the Continent, whe n there was dangcr lboir belpg,gdumted in pripriples of h a . 'ttiPttdat'Cimilitillion flat prescribed, and a Government th a t :p oima te d /*Ail; • wheel thieve sina4aller that they would keep otip *mister. ofrteceldcatioae- hete.res the Irish Brigade ar a i 4110 Land, not in instance could be pointed ohref disloyalty In the *hole SeriVi of the'''. Bi;hims. S at A iralbtAherefiire a otileltble preheat to suspect them ut pre. *Sift *As re.an establisileVet fer. the Catholic Clergy., it wa s is' Jesse, de*trittle p.ttie Unitni-it . would detpch the • 'from the People o them ond throw thento the hands of K y: ,lf the Measuromfent merely .to iocrease the prerogative of the Crewe 'On that : sort oione he would ae ••veropprik It. In the prdeor state of the country, he would hot.ohjeet to fise'Clerdertf, regular; and paternal commitl of t moiled MOOlirrhieffi nittlafrityreibel l tbet cosuatiotn. capricious, erroßankasid tiferbeertog c,xercese_- . of Aristocratical power Mat Mott airlift . The powers of the Irish Aristocracy were already toe exuberant t• all the substantial 'PorSti theillonaecY Wereidtheir hoods; they disposed or . iii subordinate places; they taxed, though they Jid not retire. leot-L•theii4Wo demesne!' like eiternpi in great degree.— All the burtheas were thrown on the .peasantry. The sail. port of the Established Church,. the Grand Jury jobbing loath, the money fur raising the Ofilitia; and supporting their fatni- Istih.fell on the peaseetrj. and the support of the' embolic Clergy' would evciuSively fall ten them ; if the prevent 'undo df voluntary contribution were changed. to a cesa the Ca tholiii3entry would wave payipg any of it. Wool(' nut this be gems Injustice ? Would they haveono• comp:mina. for this wretched race, the descendant , of the former, proprietors of this country, who were shut out from all the blessings of the Constitution, and wire exposed to injury and insult, without reinodyor,redress.. by the immense expellee attending legal -proceedings ? this state of, nakedness, the independence of the Priests was some shelter; as they Often resented the ty - minty ef.thoir oppressors, not drogked them to the tribunals of justice; but if the Priests merc.inudeito look up to. the Aristo cracy for preferment and emolument, instead of protectors they would become Oppressors, or spies, of infrwincra—underlings of oppression .: --Tifianteasure would seder* them from meek. ness.fu &vilifies's, front independence of spirit, .to servility ntidlyco,phancy; irwould alsoil'eprive the peasant of incaf. lesMrces' in:llll'o4feet.; Zorn to drudge And toil forothers o theinomeothe cm by diseese...or overstrained la. • hour disabled * , „he was.akindoned by aU, the norld, Without thynejr to buy meth iri •or food but bog potatoes, or drink but ditch water he :mat e corned to the chinger, : if' the last spark of,Kotteigvtinguibutd.by famines: but ig kilt (date Heaven •"I the "Irket tit hand to help him in lambast Int), anaturomfort his af •leptite misery 4( its only, • , •ce. . It woold corrupt „ 1 `min his resent seat , The iie..of Sturm /, anfl weligise... The ► 4 his depeadeure.tre the , Ate tif his 4/tstaLno.). !O'Co011• • ,• t craAtiOlie..fhtif.Y• 4 1 4. c4 o4nittles' human insure. , -s lluitibird'aftwtes w onld' Allergy. : He itskedl(, its pimp. to teclit. ; lib would they devise might to tremMe uh ; 4 .,: 4rolieg Simla 1rer..14,. 4ontitteto k that Laid pie. d ittitt raffit& of •Ebtope, * betisetkilifloaressie/ ta elll 4 ti couOtrx thy itti4l , - 'the state, the Citindir • ,sitilitioic.ot chit • d i . elsotrui it, the Pic. d fraction of t heir pro.' 4ftershl despetinti wade elleAdtsiOßseenton'sreo , IvR nl, 411„frolic i t a zz. of tiny -*V *ere dti , ' • tliecees my, Yob, . 'grelttl EdwMud that very ream [ ,pecseptAxrd• theirish P twe coispetent to whether 1 hp Wien WWI al more.uf Agrtibit Me gotid ca rer eit of ; (horic wl lifitCh e 1 to to 40tic41114 cimcittf VISTA le, %wile at boyok ,Caktithltes by this lore iittick tiny Titoism, 1 that the moth; '._ nody, for a shajoit L Go %may active vlry ala • NI. The 'Peers itad'VeldrY, cirri) which 'coded fia ENS!. claratioo lacy Duo -ittidrar .01 §ir tify them 'they• had Nentioa f u••• _ Irish Goverment I • Meenois, Grood i tine attempt 1 1 1 standard prettied more mllllllll4 pledge.t I'6" AI tool lotted Lurid Alettl'k kb Patiihteilap upeicettstititio WINN e t e tr b Wl ilailL It;se hat these elets t Gestletsi t 'jibs e.SII( lto& __ . ,_ _ -... . ealieentione:Zielillii•. ~ _ upon t Sh iame d Government Iteßac ,side, we a by 1 to •of aristocratic itiff6doet' 'Bp& - by ! . .coeuntirifsmolPii vaingeaditaPPlaistia Ilibliciefihntirnvisi they did not sehttesi, *fort towonis appoint ag represent s .. ' tins to the. Insehdell- endow. •Thre otamp. alltibuts ovetcome, or the hon of the Catholics Isere,. If i ti o lgt: eieel. , I again tame Ibiword..4'weett through l* , 'ir g vincel. . Accompanied by s Illatilted friend, I . 7 a 7 s rbe Meeting of the Cathoilt Ditiops i In Meta. Those ti had beets misled. I fvend it amatory. fathom" • i likewise, with the ll_ Isbopa qf .Cemagibt„who Aid_ tampered with; add .detie byibitithrepfflithl et ._ Caustic lan) or. In my journy ibjrnera I .IISI/Mtg d l ed, by my dear sad atoth-laitienthd" !R&M, Taewei .... with whose I • traversed tbc-sopiket irebutilLT example was once set, it was followe_dm kb eqti. the toovemion betas* Mt reenielit'filltiott`Elth mutation of the Cathelki of .Irelapd.,„ Yetelpst lion did not entertald id Wei 4, Tetillbutir time, d' more than the elective frnstillig, 1144"1111611111 oo Grand Jerks; until„ tbwards Ils elosi, tA_ petilloo the Soverelds biaweiß fat a fell lidtaWlldie riq b and privilegeepf the Coestitati:> e Tt i VellFt: :a red eve of its memberb tekitiorY tie erne of i throat. In . .Inimary pm, . th e • pitilliske an th e of the Kid, Mod presemed the' petition. of Obeall.ber- 110 wane JAW litellellit CWldphetillik‘. lOC James *Ed ward Elevermg c ,V.sqrs,, Mo sio4ill o t e rit, and till/e three setvivl agent's itindiatiltellit 'Ste bodiamor Which t . • , ittuellOttiln.lo3 yr ices at oar loterview with Lonl• - mot I litta to wasogiNes ma Masidtly greater pleadirdt dandseire;M'lniehm/kinae -that the Catholics were r;•=tb vi tscAl v t to Oggahisitkot-4% anted ceissurd nalsbeiless ammo! itatow I lb,_ _ lleacial to the teen try or Irelhod* E l it i r 40 .lisider 10 the puma, solt satemetehlts rtlic share have bad Inprotoritactheii; he to t - i t meaty or litetedartm 'I have Milne tie et . ' thill. ,Ttlis aliegypous writer palls * asp to actUagt With, and, that . ,„!i t i s lt , . %Odra' to the Dube of Medford :he ilays Unit it hit roweling meted. The . _ jot, e, . and sliukb, wiriest MO eivrossiv• maneepleg mbept of Cap , Min to Ow, • t stipeft•Xiithnlic ,cimeessies. . . . .._ . ._ ___- ...ma. soak' . r mot Eissoctotioe. I have ism y hand that addret, from Their reinstatement Fah ' pa by , taw tocwitio a aerceat,iteit„Vdt 84 i dephsh 1 miff read tree patitts4he,lb ittilvolltrtfaidef -tit/ of. their. i ' y *Odd have tote- 3 r it il i k tie per Cent. Cone. 671 64 •s it trash hs tW as in his other charges, and that she *Oros did seen.this e an4 re e i ze Malted:lo. tor 4 e t c ent. , o a t , • • ~.. • . ce avey ike of ,eniukipatioth lie thllow.l,lolll l tJle pa- iirejndft`eitillabirn hi' . he o Winn world then 4 ; pr o Nit , 4 &; aa Geo p: osse reVapYo I *Hods 10 1- •. r -•. iv i," ,' ' • Ire reignited, aml .le d have , rwitowelk. ii „,. An , b p Y 3 ,..iri -4 -• ' ll Yet it will be the achievement of ywweaisolei,Alini: ' Sot, by foreleg the lic Quelitioll 'cm the'OpPosinirn.. '..-7ADd • -..- ' ... 7 • .' " akerigines to have gelded a sahoary and Onalpelbeesive which imi almatfyoshliged die* nail madetbasoopepetar ' • - " whets. of policy to that eerie's* ifpolApsem4,,gc Which in England , they_hmlbliniedever y hope ammo. Tbe Op- LONL ~' the Wattage, have beta ill part dillphiled f MEM im- patinae, to extricate dissolve' km the esabarrainewt, and • •, i- . . .. ~ ~~c.,~ . . C It.filiiMTlFXP4:iril: MPRPY. III*. I gl i b t r ide Mal‘. 7 . • ,s !la , —... ' , t ik6l.ti! 430riiiciti -r'TqNtw, 4 . sting (N. • Vait.Mijo. A. . . .s. . . fitifti ) Pe4 74 4.r", 1nNft,7;•••...• IS mout 4 ivs4 ,5. t .,..v...... fo , tatse4tf. the aim. 41 t 6 PPi'Mt. -' J 1116106 tuO'Coti. . •,. 'll ll. O/ 11 64" -1614.i . 01 thd ' ' (Aile of r Cahlaiit 4) , i rtitta'(o - 4 . ,rfi - s 'I t lliikiifily 9 44 ; ,- in tit(tit - i4 l te )4 tesr go ele r • .tb Wii till. ht.big#4,°, I .-1 - A' L • • .- 14./..,1i .1 . *, f I • at.% ,1:1. ,• .1 . ;1 1 . i t O li bl i f 7:14.46,"11W It g t i .._. r P:, 10 tl uighty , A it i li k f6 :l o :7 l t , s t i f , u e r4 e i ff e l l . “, Prielit Russo!. • , , . I, r 1 ~,!ear. W e ,. t , 6. 7 41% ilk , 'Prs'4),VigiirAir it:tgla ,00 - 'is oki« . •,' „.; such ut!liet." - IT ! isir not lisitt' • gibeir titieiliii"; minutietuioe" r.; lavx L ,i Esi." ` tAiff tine late Mr. ith; of lift Keut- .~ z..,•. Jobe Bownwl, of Cbelsea, Mn. France* Jater Daniell, of Jahn Tories*, Esq. _:RDAY. I,m!liato 21 2 di. lai d tc stock It 11400 ls 1411 prem. •E*c is lulls pat. tg. pr. Gement& for Ace-271i Lottery Tichots 221. /31, • r i ne:R ed a 2 " 1 1 :4 p r lb e l i p s ed s.; bL yiett i),. l L t o ref ve i. s.i, at the stone, -- 1-ITered to go tb London, attd,•4l: lief'. ilwe et - Z".: t ;r4 . 7; 51 " - P n ‘ . c I ' s V of h life77b 3 r• i t i tur y ;b ' s7 " o ' r iire,"" I:',.`; Wifis;iiiii;, - 117d`,TWii;ifiVe - ii - Aeii --------- to solicit an audience from Ministers. so I required .t o„N o m, of oi, oomon , mom ..itiod. o om s • Liiperaikt..ine.t a • .glistretis; if administer i tet his "'mitt, and to e authority of their permission,' Which l'olltalned;alte riling' ) set out for the British Capital, where tl,rentillst- return•to the . sub'ect Ininediatel • before Alits :tweeting, al. . coon; Mt this esetuneemstoold deitieCc eh three months, _and whence I returned to , though !can scailely•think thet •• • hove been-011y. of any. refus, and povekty,tif...welly..rcsaiKce. .It „ toy um . occoopooted. at qty 000d m iro th : o k y in g - 00 7. f . rea the t di ... rremlonftti e ri a Lti,....itud efi. vot ~ to tayoWn•oo . a . du „u ot Ettr..•!,:cilt and otter orfleaven; undselliwe him from I ILturraiocts IRISHMAN, EDMOND Balsam. Jihad - ft d r', 1 !gr!. 9 . 1 4 1 e . v.- ~..•...,.- . , .--- a o ii i r 1 , ~„; Arntlip x flY r t r.tt a4444 4p, . tbs .''' . Ititialu*•.:filitaevssittlictlit.j. Tile aarl "it lAtai°6 wit " t tilt i hUt°dlketititt ft " lb ' s. 6411- a m m o ° I thin t k ° thi e. gri e d ) e C a )-' 7l;'net • id 1 061:g **odd acti'll!t•' Prieli e l 41.- inild opt, tf Antancipated lititto bli de ithout any soppprt, any asiOltusce. any audiruClioade- l o o te porpme desire t d; ood wo telat oo m o w.. mattes. , peoill . , MICI P HNIS:1)11' cio t tifikiti to- the 'kin ipon those who hens ' me, and who, as 1 before told, certain ro he reiecreff;and re . 'th eilied•Cont •', ''• Orltictorl Ma* teas NI: 6 11 dit** lo .) ailment to contradict Ine s If ,kinkily or essitgerafe,:tel Is msigmmmi o f moment; 70 p d ts for "711 - fit aer Ate t loiesesl tti ttlidiJl -* , .l i t o p. a c i f . , he{ tether 1 have beta guilty of either. 1 bad gemeeLtile calm your Catholic cant flkyty, sup le- argil le r9Tht,,„ A . . . icll o' "of oof my: brethren of the' Coihritinee, apoilV•it*4 -4 itt , tbidi' tun, " tocett to the eunclltlosii.te iimorthy r, he It wagglk.trat . sad *hilt Prohkabllf scarce eaßecird 4 9,irlatcaf.ttirsit. . garL G ra ve. „ roodoodzoLossm f oo t.. do d oo gi.thood z w e i, •• cstr ii pitemy,t an the ittilleopkort he . Met if me or my missio4l.--4 wAS •antrodiceo to tne row .such - inust be the r case :if the . ea to come forwaid wile • would 4d vc . .9t1100 its Cdowsid BUrke, tbe.siiteeretrieude of !mimed, lade for- Session oft d.g m m oo, '. l ' geil proderate at the :f e et cite „ ran tor Wittre,tlhl:%-:4111110 fnefilb w •ry raison, of the Catholic Body; through him to tile L .L or d. o de imeo t them mr. t Dood o o; oo d Apho gio ptpo r ofe Legitlature le with the cadent, of their demands. being .L ,sa'clai_..... t llO4 O/it tr ioValPia/Pt reil , 141 0 1 tit tte•fiermal ish Deportment. , I will ant a twattme it if Poi 9Pal ea' etie r ti ne w o l f th •G as od lif e le Se rnt irC inl it ste ll" m wh o 4l i y ttlnittli t:tr i° re t e e W do pY tiloe t ra1 '.41 2 414 Ap. 11111.61 f nwarl i i rwin gi t-oplbi contt . Itent A r , Eater into ti . detail bt ild washer tinged - le "m_y hi- 9 a * . .... . b i t:A g ia d, t r i t te Oitidetti tni fer fftetitt*ffms 'rid . rail montlm.beme, re rtilenfox4,lo,lll.- I t witb that eon .stidice• ii." ,shlitithat I Ird j e n t; o r i . ,,,,t 0t A in m o o il piTT rei k.; ..er.ettpethebt'estrti'.•llberithinitd.-..besinetti!: id fortune eon happinets w cooviece lift.-that We to- -•. m.i .,.$ . .... 1 .. :: • wo o -• • spots, par* rli.Uhe Vol, dial if his Mojeity required islet the diodlllbrat W Cis- 71 9 2e..„, 4- 'i a ' s fa i r t t e ., ' , , ,w m g • / s w a m • Abe •poverty and t property of con9tr ut ig subjects to Ireland should be 'say ..,.,Ill,ccterT. , do f,;"" - *r id r .Fx:. ..4. le' II :" 341 willigiV. itirtte bf deadly' that O'relei• - the stab iif this,_9l the vetting of Bid •eftWg -WWOI, - in' .. .la- it b it': * .a toile ° reenui r iiio: l' IP : r ___',....• ine v ile ;_ timadime. it n cl e a r, ib ar b e i esce p too oopqmd.4s ai t i m 1792, a Miatoteriul M 6 lnbtr...Atthimon . titraor , . 0 , 0 , , Ires .„„, 0 ,..,,,,,,„. . ~„4 . .. ~,,.. isr end gip then; connected... A( they .., d L dcst iced a 115111, .into the noose of ommobs reload * - - ,To o l o s nut o r i : soie , t of,,, Awe Saidevolation of the counsry, 'We d tractio afteraftratecciull ilk • a up* Pailitowl woo IP** - .iii i 6g o J " . to meat . In • - - ...sa f e p o . -parltes4 Matt theestablishAl&l •Itf Mitteteseld I ts rue rnoresswe or IrniksAws reilv i ttzokor . the ttilte - 11* to colitsr/PaPatie ?as • 4 0ellt 0 PP501440 ,6 ' moo; we austitatake flit' ?WO us/sift et 1 1,, • . . 11 4 1 We 1 . 10 . 11. Oily tag %me t. . p i o x .. t e t i o w A .44 aim- Llothitions,, becausetbky Inlaid itiltivei f itco! 11 sr°l o ' f lat°4l ' I trri a t o ltlit a l t t/ rW i llitit er r" . ` tt rrl t e -were ha wit Itelendilterit• - 'Wine 16 - • 41astiiktib I WatParic - Proritifits of Ist yew let's and Csfuot or de a nte ions, . ,__ a " ell " ett P itice• 11141 " .111 " 444)* 6681*- ii4mat ti lsm ilgsl opt.o le s- mte •n pinontsigilhAllibec timakl94ll 4:ll2 l kbe t iltt r il7 alk . .: "It- . deetradl4 ll4 , AZ Irgo.: Pl 4 3 9 6 ;bk id ell red el4 .ll6ll l " 'goad the most ardent' hopes, or eveit erj, of the 4012;Li0 - i - • would "u m • an is a u l i ir o r itiegr i air .estant• to rep/11g cyt , p , aa ,f,xmigrlP 9f! lid af amoeba, as shit ' • flabis bteingor . .1.. t saPPPse, t betrayed i cm ; . . . *my. be take" pret4 paio • il* l ala T• : 4 faft:..6 l l 4 alt,Pl ; t l- t 14/7..*: k 4 Oh' t lafammis ansolator , of Mt My then iner i viefitar (Tow% hiesit i lplitel: .- ii. lot me i try alfwdelatalP• *t**Y . ___.; • D i ' ••• ifi i s "letvoadik4"alficilauserti . of r:s C , i * T.' - '.. i f .U._ l l - 'ri_ ._, a-r- •. is , w 11...5.. tar . . empacipaiitte,Vbeing,dek "' stop sr. '-tbrulit : • •116 • •••.•-.' it two' nu' .. tort - ti 4 qII d; anti:') • of, at that thee, 'more, 9f al l i •*P* Year Peliti• - • lair ' • yet f c••• ' 4 1110rEit i lle .l? ' f aiLitip at t * tti froinitelegini/seiWaoWilqilatton - oe the verlibent, l iall at l4ll ***Jart u d ad Mi . 1 1 /at e • 1 4 3, ..:....„ • • ~,,, . . , ~ • . ,eati, ui, ~.. the loth day 4 %%lag : Dbdiertee 0 , 24 , i „,„ .. :-: ~- ; 04• 4 , :4'4_ i • n e . t filiii i ilfiir; , ' Pail WI rag :, th a t mt v • te • y ea losti mem . , Wary, ' jetted It Petition l'Wei t for " only masa** ale limbe elective frapelobee!inittla, I ,iiit.. at, Eki.krbenring , * orit'y Of 108 agaitst *I. The hostile Wlrit of thus Irish „.....,..„ / ** l *•• S i i . ..._,.`" lug w m , ' l n .:,„ .. 14 / ..,.....,4 1°./. 00 0 , 7 ,,,,,,....,... ~,, it` *f . Z - ' lAA lon o noT mi Rat tbrq a • • •,.. t .c.--r.• •. - -1.., .p. ,-.1 .ts PI staOtirtst, is the Lartmletary tit* 401146160; , retly 4 ""P"., ' oll nr i . • g; 61111/61t ._____A.""`',""" la _m_svish - T - iir,1414,4 ',.."- . • :.' ...kr coaeadjof o•Conjor'oAmeadr o mi I Tlryttealoes, but ealamly . not very ;We its Abet! it tahlr a l e : c 'ill. ll .VlW W C W W WI. . 140iiii ii im i : i f b i te fifyr .•i.A '. i 1. , -. I , : *. . - r -i i . - i r: leers satitestiy, iM dl Wbdai tbev No ' • -,,_ . bcAbl .Yt Vi..“*Ci!CUOY 4. liV• . ..,., ..-4 ... ?:• 9 . for ' ! l ir, CO 1 ., - •0 1 11hP•0" a kataratiaat At ***, itsiillaikoL d oCGOOefal!Mtariii. igq?.. INF- -I th. %***„ . ..t. ii ii%***2l: l• V i ta " .u..sreit la iat aal .. . *. itt, . mg* pourearoctimiev.. meanness and folly were . citeibi ' opposing the to- .Me t ,at .----- -• —ma ' 1 • relief •la their - ttill era Ls : th eir CAM maellb, link "T. ... 44441 r e 4 u P I A a N i P l e xpo r i t t r rdig _,,, 4llMle ° llse"' 14.4 .1 ie ' diT • i i ikkl do* awirrairdtt the sgs szLo se; and ilie•lrish Qovliament foree this de- **... it•tolli lit ea for 4 .1 0 t/k l o ll ** . . tAViornit.er _!' • , . • ""'" m ot , Lord m e i et he....d44 to i t b o gi f e *fig nt; '96liii all1 1 1%1: O k i re gte• r a fult o pe omiuwastsvero+ • •ssegi and flat • Watitlngfrovlnditeil *lid luudas' for she 6r G 64134 . P irPt.° fAkt i e&on PI maw. , • test‘7 1 3 1tio meat, was , „ Ile PA , . a Ws', th i= `Ofpnttnitt's Aandtitinltrir&btittb4hll raw the support of overntneot•from hit ort copleqtwat y; • get' • ' '• ' s /4 ' 6 • a mi g o L oor mo os b ut Th at st o k itt ie • • pip . fliPlio:l4l . oiWgily aaderiteiteanceise, ---. to AI to beds -tali, •• . kiStat.d on' *Ptilting snoß 4 trtit tem in this. Instance. Admitted. b the'' ton ~.a ll tli,rillili p legi l iad witblltalilttspoottbasappositief_titat , gtt t n a nient; omen . •ildb,ditti et t , . i (Ad tad obtained, the Chiang* d; a troakevery part of tbe i r p tgzicam ca- 7 .""( • .g• .e•ib•w lb ireas &mobil-V* 4 ! lil , ..aft;. ~. 1 , 4 A - •.; • • : ,--v* , -Tills measure created in Th e aflanijks . ins,. or rotergeetiegAtt otts saple iyitesotai • ..• . ' Government and, all, ini * ;Agetsts• wborblim • 41 ‘ 41 . 0114 X• T o, tm risoin t 04 ta . MIMI ' • IV lui rkleL d "'i l l? M . ;gel* • thieTriii . btoirb ":Ini:s flid .. l CF oil kgs, Grand Juries, or Corporatio is.—Yerowe i = 4lle rsi . ' 10 , 0 " 1 * . go, wer tea v e a t l i t alaNni , " Mk ' it • '4llt io , -; s • , ri i -pt g ti t e ;"ontn" e flay t *itter„ .Fo a4.,.tip , I elattempt tayeeillease the Pa , rd of rebellion.---Tbe Chtholic Noble*" TT- lialt Oats, 10,-thectbar ' •••91 , dens; sled 2 4,1 t last • - atAi irold • 111 ale "Ilfitr colhti l 'eirto •. s - d iota the serviei, 11w wilts') they' de aft Jet; they wtadtl• *T 4O 7 aivemat . iladr 41.141 ma w• WO iiihr . lil . li r 'V ' with tit eh lb :alculated by inclinallaa Mae by Weir , atims They: i cuu ",, ssebcY• ;.rib, ll Mon erbsfoe'llentif dm a net t `At ilt ' 4 " a oon I w e IT letter atattn a 2titTln i nfr., Ve base Oil IVlleted liy :11Via eil ..1 thetaselves, not only Dot to join io, but Mesita. to Inliet . Wit - anitia . it the assembling •of the ceisseation.• •44,941144ry gibe, 'lir ...' .P,14 _ Ilital_e" forobrolifeb - gut In tla at lid df Al • • •• •N" ________,_..ta:!i ii t iof Government upon the mu side, weighed Jaw; by 2. Y *Peak, _ .. IK'Wde.alltsMatirMtlitteatArSJOMlll. •,,, •;:, v - .I _., . 1 . • g . z .. I - ..• ....,. ~,. ~,.. , , 7 - - --z,-,-- 7 .... rTr-7=7; - iii s .7 - ;:,:j - , - . - i " 4 ' l ' "I.:',..TUrr `" "'WY"! Wit' s ere4 u nries47 NO c AgilliSiltSrlirarqloksoParonusomim " I " . ' ° '"" us' g to. pole* Mir tage ..irie ,sop A a cpregenta. at:thEWoo..l.4lto Mod* lhoir Idahem - _, _ . ...,_ _,4thooks 40- Also Trooo' ''' ,' 4- f•‘• 47 , 4,.... T s i. 1 41 ' 1 g } aw e be . „bp:: tbrne psi ng; st sted i zommaiplmselematmems )laiwrowlieli eg :d oo t; ; I: laratiatt.2ine.7. . :) 1 1 1143 1 8 1 09 .7 .,., ... „ , , ,c: ~re7yEsi ti - 4 i pptAlr, i l r* , . raCb• • Ws titimook.Poo. orooser.fieronso lie au r ib g ii n j ut t o .le i rs i t trli, p ~ i v 7; e i r . .. t . .AM"." o . l e,": o o.t ui ; . ; . ~- , . strier;: l 4.o ll6 kaltik . -Pull 47_ 1 f f ir tp ~ , ,ieir: , - . le i s4t. ':o* '-' '•;llliotigoiti WO so* It ' . • p,le...4e,,,,,pii,ith4.e4i fr uitiVA:,o4 6 . 'l le , ;We i been, could .; soiroart rt,s4Kismonuel-otriom+ gag be 1114 al .tipitq.piesel._ itEjho' liolnitLti' i *Oa . , 0 a if. i .,; l "; fosi, kW, .tedi v itrgii°„4 4 ' ' ' ats al ls hi . sinit . " .. 4' ' i ffir '. - j it lifklicrolPoolod . • a as , oft . • ~. •d, fi,coei f r t 4 „ph llya Niff it , iv as arauglail l, J . '. : • 1 -- -c i • Ow -. • i . . ..t.4414 sea,: '63pro,le ;I 0 b.), to ills i s i ri I(triattl#7 l a7 rticn t v r t : e ~: r,r,f4.-4.-.. . : 419 ' 4 1, ' . ': 7 r. ilikaarAfif . 01,14.; "tto* iptii.iiiil f Statile* retire.' kvire4Wower, 1 it.; ~.- .' r ' - Alit ft SP! NPir_L) !la t Xitit ekr,lty l !4 # !et 48. COPY gel t :Int! -1 t,•.. . .. i • TUIP,... --, any cAtcttiga if te ails Wing caliplYint Mr Pa! she 4, ,s„,s oss o n i to , )dive „r 14 - 2t.r. ' , 1 .4,: gir 4 . : : k e 4 "''' ..s tic ii 440 v ' 'et/ 1)1 4 04e iher n deterosiped to Nigh as .tbuse.of IliesibeisiandAlleloatlies,_ ' Os* Dons ' df Aft Vu 9. f ,th 14.00. :.- ': • littivUontlill. Ilene), cosks 8, . a erdmit ati,igpswielt ihit dial. , 140(01 Fittertesh . -*Se • .-- ./..,:, °Mideast* ,came ,', .i.:.4. • -!..,ft , if : :. iglism..,. ~1 , troa"Vtrfeet ixpecti; lia4lolinisiditt al " 4 "'?'" ' V ) pristruck 40. *IX TtnothspiejlAf )6f4gliordMAl ialses ;nips** Am; IR 't Nish . ' , eso . ht* 1 - .. . W pitrit t, ii die, iiition: I was .! ' , ` l ' s - la.: The F : "' • 't -Itl "'"f" is i i - e t. tdpherillilletri Aegia .• , . . . WM*:„ r=a Inotat i t. "In vgatcr s irremit...7.:At , t „. . .4 . . tx_a erne Church, or lea cosberoims, niers, . dilaters 4stiblt .1% 9 . WO ' tier, daughter 003 eatotnel at .oericenzsat t a i t a tiesp„, , jlt% v. .!... eselt i nt thherset4lllka b itradr,,eliti Sot Is tto Vast hat naaf , * Filtd tie& 1 + Immix''' . . #, • -tel . : * 4 l 4 ,g • ..,,' T e 'Matt Mee. dared ' not Ipeato r gri .. , liihmeirsip revica ttlatt. toi,.., dp 01 ~ , .. 4„ • I DIED., . . . imatipstillatt7 cessions were made dor the ' ' o t victim( mow Resolution, and to the . t msopiqCatlipi . V.44 1 1,hir mow, )4- Il i Mk" l ea / • froiPlar, pri ed r ei ngir cusi klaiji betu • iiireet, r• beg. . TAPisradise-rxerr, Cloth p = 4 repeated f i z igb orthe , ! \"4" the .s_ i _ a __,P _th•'' him p • firth „101 l tiodths lOist itYcars. . roseorms" to be .Drodurtire or ' 2beY bad ibis aedsed .. 4 . 1011 Ys ..PocflolY Wettest. Walks itiViteVort M.` Ilse lietrei iii' ' " Ta g' ..6-mee".6f,sae - Citittilics 'Prekt Tl T XPolvtireet• • a • oi .04that of S i at ja MplAstastlon Were dimly'. cam ! Tollsordorilla alai*** at Sittateort, lel it is 2eg meted. The' t roadd 'pot, With character re- . pitrOz - 7.oplycidics , ritriEg alwi+.4. •s& , loin I. race,. Yor.Catbolte Ateaseelleeks- %lid,' stick ltibil' v. , t a .ft a el addresi. from Their reinstatement wUl ei r=l orntiaato hw - ti. inetkna. f•-•-•--t n".f_-:: ''':__''..__:l ../nYltlim xi I is• ,i 11.. 1 1 ../j,eiod P „yen toti I seri tv of Ito glt; Ail C( oh 811 . 11111 -c- , th of an M II til ~~. M