The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-25 00:00:00

w bal PPIP 4 i y • ri•J- • ,%4 9 11 _'' - I i , .. t # • a 1 .YRIr CoIRVIRCIAL Rl' rs 77.w.T77.7 afaviartova of IV *amp dety on Bill. of F.:change is net *sly sitmemsted. bat the moose,, thirds, and fourths mat in Wore pay 511 amen each. The merchant mess take all the fear: neither first. sword. third, woe _ . fused& helot; bawl daily. Up e. SU rubles me *tamp is misdeed: Bills is this place pay the same , duty near bills ea ferrite oesetries. The bolder of timeramittane feast take It to the Stampolice: the louder, is sot impressed upon it; but the Mil is translated bite PAMIRS, the treaded* writers On Russia. stamped paper, sad it mast be anersei ea this trancript, on area doe edgiest. Bills draws (rem this place on lionow. Rip, ike., sag ewe verse are likewise to be *sniped. sod without the stamp not * have say validity. Beery merelisat of the int guild. or wholesale dealer. is to pay in Eaton for his Rase 100 rubles per annum. Berry earreliast of die first guild mast bare every year a new day-beds, Wi per,' esti eseb-bookomataiaieg tegether 301 kens, and pay for diem a Mamprioty .f two rubles per leaf. 1.5.100 rubles belies the guild-tax is be accepted frees Mo. Morels** nib* are registered is other oldie most nod their boobs thither, so that nainnons easteignseats of nuatlephour-beeks are seat to Re soi, Nana. fix. aid the beobbisiers are obliged ea week day aid sight. A merchant of Reed. of the fiest Olds U his basin's is here, must now pi, dins /MO rabies before be a. amiertake say this, wbalever. 1 ifiretiters' tickets, which formerly paid a stamp-duty Will espees. are UAW to pay three rabies; so that is Wasemotins of a small *wont die broker is oat .f peek*. .• la bill badmen, the Luther is to state tbe esehm. Sat illy of tbe de were sad remitters. bat also of the drawees.* that be will be obliged to invitees wheel e Mil Is ifreira, mod if he nowt state it. be is in de. r.4ite may be struck off the list at the mid of the . Iso isein i Arbmit his hooka to revisit's. __,_ • trialituNrrebaa—Artur Cozier OF illtles l i t s. l lii i ti !Oki* / dewed. The Congaing were sold by Lord Owydyr, as Lord ambeelida of Barked, to Messrs. Page an Co., 'disposed of by amain, have been takes • *W. A gedlideel oldie propertyeold inseneaseitly well; glib* timber. fee intone, although it hod bees ami, searie resisted timber-yard pekes; and seas of the tiosendeas were bought for high sums.* be kept os - neameish. The reencils of the last portion of the . paired, were teapleted yesterday ; and in the after itioolfesers. Page sod Co. returned the keys of the Hall 4 Lilt Boyar. • .11festminenslasil is to be op* to the invert sad liveliest the reldie as heretofore; bet ',there are nen cossidemble serifs to be perfected, ills not es this. _the fialliA be tas ionvosiontly noon as ass* ?tie 41f Ailiesset. lien 11124ef the direct evil tie N Slat it Werke Isis already commenced their k hans.' There ari essay of the wisdoms robe repaired; die losionthig sad estdieriagof nob pasts of the walls *could not be as Mile die galleries remained, are sg be dome; tai the r IE need to snow above I the seats of the Lead sad the K; b es Beach Jittign, are to be soder the grail vision ii renovated skies. i _• /hi Lael Coares.asikellaheiwiien tb• preparado *Arleen dire Coodelithie. an Me loitnio•' in the Hall; witb depoitespilea et the staleness leada„ innalle(madroffteharekeilbe Duchy of . spitMit are ea such side of die Hall-gas., the will Idertirdyeleor.The arrangements for the • if theSele Lae/ends have already commesced. They willbenked ea spun now uniocopiod, or to be eine; od in allaiiwitlitbe moue band mg., facingHentry VII,'. Oberst sad St. Margaret's Church. The occupiers et Oliver's sad the exchequer Coffee-beasts, of the largo wise idlers (Mr. Bellamy's.) sad of sees potties, of the apertmeats is the stone-buildings, hare already beta served by the Board of Works with notices to it as early as possible. The plans of the late Mr. Wyatt have been partially followed, bet the whole are arranged and revised by, tied seder the direction of Mr. Snot, the architect. wise is attached to the Board of Works. Mr.:here's plans have hnoently bees soder the cet sidentin of the Lordsof the Treasury, *listed by the advice of the Judges. Ise. The design, is. to erect four asiditioaal Courts—sanely, for the Lord Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, the King's Bench Judges, sod for the justification of bail. The whole to be in line with the preload Courts of Common Pleas and Berke goer; with** the western trail of the Hall, but having entranees leading from WestraiesterMall. as well as fries the open 'teeth, before the shin-buildings. These alter- Lion**, to be begets after the mutinies of th e present imi, and the Nip Prise Sittings by which it will be followed; hi the meantime, the requisite clearances will 14 tap*: *eh as retitle out various ncupants. he. where the preparation, will sot interfere with the pro sormiiirgs is the existing Coons, and the comforts of the ',lodges. The exterior fronting St. Margaret's Church will be finished* as to torresposid and be uniform with the scan buildings already erected; mill the range .f imilii ings will terminate., the present site of Oliver's Coffee- Inali: • it JP PS. Setter.4l.heeete :that Pheasants en base kW to the fanner. This was fully proved a few days ego at Whitney Coiri. 'ia HerifonliMire, where Torn kits Day. Esq. shot a ben pheasant, whicheztited the satin of the sportsmen from the immense size of its ciiw; which, on being opened was kited to contain more dram half a pi* of that destructive insect the sire-wets. On list Christmas Day, Mr. J. Ford, of Jevingten, Sussex, gatitesal from a tree in his garden a phials of the red Mogul kind. Mena a second crop of the pins* year, as large as a bea's egg, and in Saner equal to toy of the first crop. do *Weisesday, slant midnight, a atestectory, is Ring , sitreet, Main, belonging to Mn. Roger., Rod ponessed by Mr. Beath, was discovered to be oe fire. 'the watchman first, saw the illuminated atmosphere, sod seat the cry of " Fire!" throv' the tows. About on o'clock the fire mine was on the spot ; but, from ones isisannagemeet, it was sot in -play till hill half onto* iftemrards. By this time the roof of the hone imeerrapped la lames. and shortly after it fell.** i itimulfal crash. Although the engine area Ili e 01 1 .64264141011. It was nearly leer o'clock before the ire Will exPagoistherl. Pert of the visit; were saved, thengli ham hod state. Mr. Beath and a few others wen slant hurt by the felting of the roof, having beendrsek.ii, a heavy piece of gaming soon—(f../r• do).1 4.ollcrewi 4 • • PRDISTIUANISIL—Jases Memo. e, the Seffelk Pedestrian, has undertakes to run fifty miles in eight .shall Hardee., L‘hcirbetk. • ) 1 p 7 1 7 0 .. J l ~ q .., ~., f''.• - -` ‘1,77047R ' vomit 0 exams sub Mew w cassia. Kamm. Ain 071111111. This seem which we have already fully reported. saw es agels Ws day. whets the Genet for tho l defeatismu were heard. It was as appeal from the jedgmest el** Meter of the Ulla, es the merits of a bill Sled by the piaistlik fee the rupees of heist restored to the essjoymest of their laterest is the pee fits of the Britig Press sad Gleie newspapers. from which. as they alleged. they had bees debarred by an act of their co-partners. which they were set compe tent to do. The Master of the Rolls decided la their Saner to a cereals motet ally. amt. is ceneequesee, they appealed from his judgment to the Court of Chastely. The awe ea behalf of the appelleats wee beard is a fewer day. Messes. Weemeast.L. House. and Ramie/. ad dressed the Quirt this day fee the reepoodeats. They first mitered lase the cousideresiee of the preliminary qaestioss. whether er sot them was ay this( le the articles of optometrist etigisally bowies all the per. tin which aegadeed the fairer it the majority to hied the whole by their arts. .ad eves. if secessary. to de nies the parteership. They wafted late au isannis adorn of the nadirs thesseelves. ead cestesded that. weeding Si the tetra of these amities, as also at eordiag to the eadentaadieg etf the parties these selves. this peeper was r. &lassie the sneiority. Upon the merits of the case they were nosily clear that the appellaats bad me equity. become, th.sigit they bed opposed the resolution to sell the papers. sad though they protested against the We, yet they ofeerwards teedersd proposals for the purchase of the amass. when it was expoosti fee sale by private contract. by time' of the above reeoludea. Again : the relief which they prayed was of eo singular a were, that it coeld not but very meek areal the ease of the ap pellants. They first asked relief. because they said that the majority had sot the power to dispose of their (the appellees'.) lamest. ad meat they sought relief apes as adoptioa of that very sale. Theo. thee. the loomed coussel extended. that the majoeity had a right to sell ; and aims, that they mid le a legal, fair. and loosest manner; that the appellants were sat **- titled even to the measure of relief which the blaster of the Rolls afforded them, but that the bill should have been dismissed molest them with costs ; and that the only eqeity which they (the appellants) bad a right to was their properties of the pmeham•easeey paid for the papers, whieh was sever deified to theta. bet which they ohetinately refused. Mr. Has? was about to reply.'wkM The Less eseNCSIAIot Mad he was afraid be Wald set hoar the whole of the Imply. aml it would be W- Wl* pompom it. Mr. flan.--My reply leni be et tremelly short. The Less CIIaIiCSIMSIO4 afiliC I said •0 1 leak to best it all. , glell4llAtaipalgi bamakiesibstere a par cling& - e:-11th 81 . 16111 5 11 .1 10 , • • eiSIMI.t • • The Lofts CMANCSIAIiti• . 6 II IIII= 0 1414 ' Camel employetd in &MUM% leo' bead that Mr. lisets•-• tier basktupts. of ?M. In tho — ebereitee if all itleminoraellAt hint le Moreareele mend. epee "She -,oleoliee 'Atha as eigsrea. is farce of. Mess* Comoll. *Mk* and Dot If the veto of Yr. Horst more.4oineted the majoriry weld he ageing the parser he had jest sawed. He ',Motto herr whetter esy msetlemas it the has amid fends& _him wish a ease is which a Makeup., proving a debt airiest h 1 *M{4 bail her al lowed to Yeti fee emigres* : to *Amu it t ..! • COI;RT OF KINOS BRICCIkataIIIR Will? C. 111A7ICJII. ' • Thin wet all astir fee the piracy of spriota. appal sentieg she perferusers *1 some of the rearm. In pleteresor attitudes. The defeesiant was Ist the artist who bad Imitated the varier* bet merely the publisher. The prints sold were sot eases espies of the origisals, bet varied fees them I. earful eirera stances of dress and suited,. The jury fierd a ver dict for the *lntl( klr. (loaner lowered to set the verdict aside, and to enter a tiotifbit. The Act of Parliamest made this distinction between the inlet who was (silty of pirating the works of another, tied a asereplblisher —that the former was liable to an astir if be eopiod any part of another's design. liarever he might alter it in many particulates, but that the latter Wm liable only when be sold an exact espy. This dialect/en was glade to protect a publisher who arghtsever have use the *rights!, or only have looked at it, le • ese 'tory menace. and wit-, might be entirely ettrowitses that the work which be sold was, is part, takes fie. another. In the case of liabagan r. Cooper, 3 Camp bell. Hi, she petit ter decided on &similar chase oil the 38th Or. 11l e. The Court thought the point deserve& considers aed therefore geared a rule to show eras. TAM ZINO V. JILNIIIIIIII AND /1111111111. Mr. Clyswooo awed kw w role to Amor eel • criminal iotersttether .h.uW sot be trio* James fiesaell sod times other peruses repine, pt Co!theater. in Essex. On Site 3d at Stidismber kat. the electioe of the Mayor sad fear litminseu holden at Cokhrster.'ond she eldest,* 44 the Ake* of Headsets was severely contested. .91a this occa sion James Hessen *adored-Ida vete, wldeh was di.- pitted, and on liodiag as oidectios salami, he mused the poll heeks, and obtaiattlpossessista o( them, while the other parties moved ageism made • violent die terbium. in the ball. The books were recovered. bat the destruction was so great. dim ,be Mem adioara ed the election till the following day. be Coors granted a rule to show cadtat New WONT LONDON Tuatsan.—ThillAeamy., like the Olympic. has hoes forced to clam 11% illoose4 bad screen having destroyed the treasarye.—Alp.Neicgee,l however, shit a spirit worthy a better fagtade.perm• vaned to the last of his means. sad it is arid that he bedlam SON dna 6000/. by theatrical speculations. all of which at the onset promised very fairly..—Os Wednesday, as air. Alger, the auctioneer. bad wan. .mescal selling the dresses sad property as the Thea tre. the stage gave way with a tremeadoas nub.. sad precipitated several of the comi sty bele% but we are hr. py to say no serious accident ors fvresi. For .W.CVMUCTUIIIW TOWNS. amain the Magistrates of Ilmatert ham fog rts~ Id lehmeasimtliat the waatere were merieg Shim Ise she *mum d the day te Week the spier hens. Is. the Deathless and all she /drips; lbws keeper were ewers in emelal easetailles. being deter sifted to resist oath Illegal promeilege t sad be. twee three and bar o'clock. ameaste were brought. thee a very large number, moral haadeede. were sid vasteleg. and within a mile of she tows. sad hail begun to bre4 looms se piens le the bestow the reed. The Magistrate, sad emstables leamedissely, proceeded to the epee, when (the Ries Act being road) they took into custody sash ache rioters, about thirty. as were pointed oat to have bees weaved la the ml.. chief which was Atm. and .ventrally dispersed the rest of the crowd. Upon exude/item of du phew ere before the Magistrates, eight, who wire and sworn to as being the most -seder. were MOP emitted and sent off immediately to Devises Bride well. to take their trials at Salisbury Alders I eight MOM WNW remanded for farther emetiaatiou she met morning ; sad the rest were suffered to depart Immo having entered into recognsurces to keep the paler for lesiva months, and to appear to answer the charge when called apes. Is the evade/ *beet IN of she Wiltshire Yeomanry, toms aded by John Beet" eel. came into the town so maim in the rumma ges of the peace; sad we understand that regular troops Oil be statieeml I. both the towns of Brad ford and Trowbridge. We hope this will prom a salutary check to these misguided people and that they will return quietly to their mrkr--(Been Chou) A ceesiderable b..dy of wearers assembled at Frame oa Friday. and promoted to the bosses of some lowa wearers, who took work at the reduced prim% sad although several respectable inhabitants 'etcetera. they succeeded in taking the pieces off the hem. The Messrs. Sheppard, sad other respectable clothiers, se prevent farther coefesioe, with their anal libentlitye agreed to give the fall price for whet work wars then in the hands of the weavers, leaving it open so faun arrangement. The Proem clothiers are nada.- sold by the Gloucestershire and Yorkshire clothiers. and they mast do something to meet there in lie ma eta. —(ll.id.) We Gad from a mrrespeadeat. that abuts fortaight since a great body of weavers entered the town of Chippenbam. Wilts. and proceeded to the factory of Messrs. C. S. Taylor and Co., with one of their wea vers at the head of the crowd. who W 64 eninellseso bring bask his work, and prevented frees lisisfatig it without as advance in his wages. which were the regular and established OMNI bat by the prompt tees sures which were ins-autly adopted, four of the der leaders were taken before a 8C4141. of Magistrates the following day. and were esameltsed se Devises Bride well, to abide the summit of. the POLICIL R4OW-61415aw:3161411 days 610. twa 116641441 le the commas of Turkey. cane' to this once, and. through the modiam of se laierpreeer, applied to Mr. ,Alsestivsn fee amistame seder • Messrs iT I As tramfiler unchaste ; archly woe dine previous ,sbjWiles>awllT 1130490 with warrpoildeetaireie of 10L leak.* &mew, wily. . Isitsa*o i• d• se mat .7rmit;....,.... dietame re, ; 11• ! .._ _ A fresh dpVlableient. He the teemed axial°. be Was obliged se 10 *bleat, at eon* oboe tow.; lisiditeNisil for some dee. Ationgth be directed the foritglillis' when be dewed their erndellig was selielt iwthlalidied. to meet Nis at a. cereals silks", the lash *CI a few miles from Cambridge, at 'ascertain Bohr, end: they dsoakl ties We entails!? paid. They stated 'to, do so, as aw e , were about tounieg to Leedom; tad! when the appointed boor arrived . ; the parties week all' peneteal to their assigeation. 'Duce more, however, the Collegian bad to apologise for its not being then *Milo Isis cooftnienee to discharge his debt. At this communication the worthy disciples of Alahometl lost all patience, aid began to masifest their determi natioa to be no tenger humbugged by all the signs in their power, when their anger sod .doubts of the sta. dear's sincerity, of lateation were at meet, calmed by the proposal of a measure which indicated his un bounded coeddeace in Mos:leis hosissr. This was neither more nor less than that they shook( receive mite/ eat their prototion, as a k cI. patentee the rr formance of his promise, a • young lady then lee Wing on his arm, whoa* : aid. honour warp' aefer to him than worlds. The proposal was 11C. 4 . ftitieti to with joy. The fair hostage was delivered into their custody. They were to take all imaginable care of her; treat her well on the road; pay for tlie, very best aecommedation this could be provide for, her; and upon arriving In town, le was to .rest them at the White Horse, Vetter-lase, when he would release his fair pledge by paging the 101. and all the, expenses theyaboold have incurred is the protection' . 4 , their precious charge. Moit scrupulously did the Il'urks fulli their outiertakier, Cost what it would. the lady had every thug she wished for. far differ eldwas the coodeet y&tite faithless son of Alma Mister. His pronsisiMi-• meet them at White Horse, like ail his former promises. was di arded : and their dashing captive remained eur4nso zed in the custody of her. bearded guardians, who, by this time. observing that her countryman. who must beat know her value, did cot deem her worth redenalag, began to think that she alight not be such a prize as they 11t first imagined. aid that, after all, she might nut be security fee the fall amount of the debt, in- creased as it was by the subsequent ispenses on the road. They. therefore. thought It right to aaly to a !Magistrate. and lay their ease before him. Mr. Ilimenczi. told them to p awl fetch the lady 1 10 the office. that he might learn mere of the particu lars from her. They promised Per"; be they have not yet, Ucolge Rersiis t reea. _ P4isee,PaWie.h•;“, w . heoliiparaposOwdebtrant samba eassainadea ho w se.,Volitsww.. nee Mat was crowded. awl tee dies and Ovalknee. "selected with a Ladies' it es ,, lent liwelety ter the piehieee et rrii.-1 1 .eg amino, pi, sewn, trite are trpretist, attended, having rM primmer's tide is tile etweliapres. and eeer.ine l it N b e alt abject be Asir charity. Their Wrath, was Se have her plowed is the Moo tow th e N i t. rate. On being baronial by the olleer, that tie pry. moor. if discharged on the eltarge .f warder, .. 4 1 4 be detalwed ea twit separate ehstgrs et ir !stay, th, hift she sass. Tbe fettewlag was tie 0* 84444 64 evidence adebseed I-- Me. N. Bilis. Collector to the Chelan Wate r W er ki Company, stated, that os Seedily the 111.1 he, as is hie anal cutest, esas■iaed the Coastal marvel/ In Hyde-park, sad hand a female is‘ Ileatiug as de swims of the waste, with may a pip t i of &awl tied round its body. He had it moseyed SL George's receptacle far the bodies of permeat e * dead. The child was small, eel. i■ his oplaioa,, s , month old ; the child appeared from the mate et i t body so have be,. properly encoded. It might kw, bele In the water several days, sod meld kart hp, ' there without the observatioa of rooms peeing ft ; rimester *math the Park. JIIIINISGreves (the penes said te he the father st th child) wee den called, sad mated b• was sheet sere ramtbs slave is the service of Leaf prams Comm* bet is trews de family of Mr. Baring: The rim e came several times to see a stable-saes is the employ Lord Cmyagham, mord him Glows. Tile ma, k e primmer dm said, woe the fader of the• child. whams Imam ampaelded with bee. ad took lot* for her is a hems is Cammirmorket, when be tilt bird with her. Sho was peepear, and be sadonasi hat John Oleos was the per... said so he the fide, 0 the child. Witness went to Bright's, aid as his a leen, the primmer had lets la, sad was Wrist et So Gurley's, where site west by his , name. Oa her I n coming to Mews', he heard her say.that she anemia; by a gentleman in the ematry, ad was to father 6. chill on Glews. He paid for the lodging at Carrie. market. bat kept when he was in the matey es tens spottiest" with the prisoner. nor did he direct her rake his maw. He was informed gy hln. Harley, the the primate was ia melody ; he toe his retire visited her at Mrs. illefelies, bat positively &Wed belay the L then of the child which wee them berm; weer wasehl by the primate, hothead, to his keowledge. Mts. Harky staled. the prisoner said her hashes' hi absented himself. and whim (karma called be am stayed long. bat appeared fond of the infant. The pi seaersaid it was his child; he 001111011 visiting the po meet for a meat' before she quitted epitosess's latest A mama stated . that the primates. took lodgings us Mrs. Lin 's, I. fireen-stree< and said her eems Marshall, and she Indium arriveatfrom Braprick, as Maidealsead, where she said her lanskand was era deadly killed. The 'items net pleciag the moot ie ptiait hiala is her story,. wrote dews so limerick is feieuti. I‘tltur lett - tee t o ld,/ le call at this Aloe. 4. Mr. Collis* upon the primmer to say ur MINA shelielie`imMrer to what she had beard, ash asked hisiildtediti the ever was is South Wales, Oki she demiedt mer•MM see get aeqedeled with Own there. She arteries* by UM imam of Wfthers. Sh this said that alienate to Lemke, modem day ea it ping to rremisehn (Mews, shame Orme, and Was mequaleted with him. She denied his heieg the law of the ehilalyted said Joke Mews was. The edam nate eroommelllMM repeated her farmer story, about p* tie; the child, . 4thess *Med.'s the greand mear the * servoir in the Park. Mr. CONAKT said tint she past he 'gale remasslett; but them persons who gave erideme were directed art to meted. The • sseaer said she wished to speak to 0,0,61, aai want teed below whether be would visit her is the Hose of Correetioa. She theta spoke to Met, aid was gins into charge of the gaoler. Saner/tee sin DCTSIIIIIINED Mon was takes yesterday before J. W. Cowie. Etc Conner, at she Grave Morris, Whlteebapel road, the kg*" of Mr. Orem* Ralmomle, of Plembers'mvs Mikes(' 0M -town, aged 33. Mrs. Sarah Edmonds, the wife of the deceased, it peemirthat on Saturday last about eleven D'elock • the forename. she was sittisi with kiwis the shop ; he was raffle,/ out hi. work es a beet mad maker with his bait,. *hem em ea emblem he sow is the time," aid litotamairlifting ap the be eat his throat with ilse isjary was t • • She instantly snatche d 1 oat of his ha* Sons afterwards, whitest her pereeirleg it, he bed dimmer Its the left side with another bit Sim sew It sticking in his body, and is fling it • they both fell on the g roma teogettbor. Sit thee ro for a durter, leering a pence' to mind tise,ilerslat thirinr her abreact% The penes shooddoesl bin. 84 he again stabbed himself en the mete side aria. 0 1 her retnnt, she found the knife op to the beadle it the welted, sod t►e blood befog copionsly He" taken to she Leaden Hospital, Wilo/1 he died on T day. lie had hers in a low desponding state fetelo time. Verdict—Temporary Mental Derangement. 21 AIM Os Thursday. 2 Mt lost.. at We ry-lo.boos think, R .11efl 'el. Erg. Doty son of IL Berke'''. It sq. of tiptoe's).* esoterebiro. to lietteiotto hoplik. Os AMA &settees(' late Paul asolleld, Rot. m osaassisw ila seemmajemosimi , irr MOW ita 1117FiLLIG8NCE. RIOTS UI lifiT OP IjOATEONOT, JAL t 4 'Tuesday MO resared im ;;;7 . 4;;; 1ie • mair a rms . fr i end, wine lIIISIPItsd. her Potir, awl. hate the desnipl tie., Dahl the pripotter pras din doOster .f a ma sand to they had been in Cam- J•hoomolid 416 se° l 74rAts*, ber IP*" b•illf kil" la this application. sad isaa wal astir* Odle; . 16 . 4.- WilrifMi 0 1 81 ; 1011 amid. It a attiohte of dna traiooo. 'laity robbed *Ltdat. *Ms chum la the ifimi4tift ever, Ozy br elben•is4lo4 biestaseise %sea. esti Thite4 the nokoortate 4 q Wbei . pisipior it prism.; Ma fia& wham that his do** S. 'pall:taws lit Sati iota meg* ptatattp ley a vatiesaa. and hi bat 'alai attars: I. made ...f4P1 11 4.0 Wear, the child to John lams. IL die WJl.il mogPsfrinn Lm 161. . i ire 111101 S.F. DIO. They pe.aih . d d. i s , 16.16 ft the 4*. tee Oa the loth lntent. at ' hi 1.1 Wells, 116001- ( rpor I but although several days have Agee elapsed, 'lo c al* daughter of wilds ' . ga g . a rli r taliw a te. omen bay have sot yet made their re-appearance. lAwridashlre. Ucolge Remington. the landlord a the Savoy y At . a o ll fte riNlaws se *rm. the 14th Desalt I t : r i strd fil l'll ' 4l aelN PeOlicA•O“ , 'WI 110 " 4 " so the ster fif the Iroordt. r Kires•Pira 1140•14. o Waterloo-bridge on ampijille of a iistatablo of- „ met, was admitted to ligU r , Say smashes Is SW. each. Leedom : IMAM. Prlitted. sad esblillbod N S t ( iig ' ad biaaself in lOW. "TnaterWeigassn• mad " Toe Cilionturtott Paper). tie. IN. Wood. eppaMelit: Crowe% 01 " III" "1117411-811111" W MU 10 all= Ilitestineokflig icaogn.—.yesterday Sergi .141ga a Or goiloss4 Isimmeinate a _ _ w • • ...-- - - -.....11•• -f--_-.., .. 1.--- I Wine why : WO' ' e ` Sae* I. —.l - 0