The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-21 00:00:00

-~•. pipit Tug -i44NlNivc..; sm.' TO Tlll'. ElgTol4W i iikw ways s litAtra • Mee .1441-Fa'4..l!‘ Irene, tau. Yo‘d a rticle headed, `" lltalarks ties the Grad,* et 11;4 C u bbidt before' and after bislate Trials" The . imkreaden i w h i r aiso. make some resnarlss the same subject, sad it's bat fairness to aad, Wilkes them, t h o ugh with, the spirit, of indepenskace, at the same time with. the spirit of fairness. From the 66 p ha ns ephically eglargett" Essminer; especially' sfter his introductory apetlogY,' we should expect ~',t wily an equal . spirit lir fairness, hut a more than common spirit of that " enlarged philosophy," the w ,,„t o r Which is afterwards dwelt on iu Cobbett with more of a seeming satisfaction than '•bespeaka I lie perfectly disintcreited Eaansinar. But what we a ce the " cuoststency equally removed from. Weeds) and timidity". falling on with such a brace and indiscriminating furiousness, what are we'to think of the professions of 44 enlarged philosophy" and enlarged parity.? Which, 'Mr. Examiner, is •i„di gna tion or contempt more fit to disarm selfish . malice or interested envy ? After reading your philosophically ealtirged remarks," honest in • or .4iicat i o u, could not help exclaiming, " is this the, erep at hy of one joernil for another, which a d r o . cuss t h e same came," and which is severely suder.-1 ing fur its advocacy in .that ".same cause ?" • Is this the fairies and expansion of* that 6L philossa. phical en:air:swat," whith , 'ls willing to 'steer b e tween racemes in the estimation of cha. racier? la this the candour that makes " phi losophical" allowances for the . natural weak. ~rtes and incidental failings that huinanity h e ir to ?" h this the manner of chewing the temper becoming a Reformist)" and Eau.' solinerosh,) wishes out to 6 6 overstep the modesty 'of Nature" , and of human Charity ? To overlook all the merits of a 46 fellow-labourer" and a fellow' Reformist, and to dwell with a malignant, extasy on all the tailings that industrious malice could scrape together (vain years of bold and zealous 'service ?"•''" 44 No," said Contempt;" 6 but this is w h at * O, should expect (ruin A mai-di:ant. ) philo ,setphieally enlarged Examiner,‘ equally a prig is ludgramit and,in writing, who, titer raising 'him self into some notice' by repeating, perhaps its, alt. tpred language, with . sometimes a smart and showy .seeteace, the opinions, and sedulously courting the good will and good word of ono, who has been politi4ty cornet of late years," now when ha 'amines bimself half-way up' the hill of popular approbation, .of good custom, snitches at the first iaocied slip of that unc, sod thiuks by pulling (Weis to mutant himself aloft. Contempt milli seat' ' coed utt despiebble,the common feelings et nasalises tail it ungenerous, and indignation calls it hate. Mr. Cuhladt a at Sulky and without loss, and at his _ 'heat', twat almost fawned upoa Out Cobbett la Newgate, fined a 10001. mid coademoml to two years, incarceration, is I.sympathized witts44 Ivy a :brother juaraatiat end brother Reformist only bty a full catalogne of all his results and misdoeieanoura. This, indeed, is the sympathy of job's owe friends. And yet Mr. Cobbett, -open whose enormlttes tb.e , ( 4 . fellow .labourer arid brother ntifOrtnilli " BOW Thorl so fall a peal, is the setae Gobbet*, .44) who his been su powerful an aflame' of liefortsp. and jt 101 say, a hose writings have contritsu ted =Ore. ,to t wards Reform, than all the Sunday Papers In the kingdom; and. this same COrbett, when sack ire.. spcct hung upon hit had 46 all aft. ImPee. , .(echoic" at Batley, *bleb this reforming' Ifaismi- Er cliscevas all of *sudden slow, _when he is fait immered. in Ncwgate. No , Mr. g;anlisse.r; ipust beg padaai the last, which it seems you think not loot, he had not then upon Ins soul.• And what is this last? It must be of enernsoes magnitude, of neffirious atrocity, of horrid iniqiity I Why, suffering suspicion to of disapPointaaeot, and leaving malice tia feed on Itself. Whet s only that! 0 yes; but it wis susidektw of a moat hellish crime, of must infernal viliany,—even suspicion of haying offered to give up his Paper rather theta give up his liberty, 0 the deosou the fiend. Of wick edness! . . Ido not know I Mr Exesn er in whether he did of did not offer to give tip his paper. Bin if he ail what loss would we be at' ' while We Would have such a surmisin g substitutess the E.upsfister rerhapi even the E I e i o r n hi h m . s m e se lf if eo t ulit be i eon. beied ; even could p r ev a il into Cebbett's statism. And th en—why, 4o v tte si li te ea nr. !cis would net fall. It would be oily Hercules instead of Atlas. And of whit w dertios s itdrea tige would not the chart be I ° O n Illungh no Grecian A would s be Our "e1r149 kpowlenge as the urertial s as (till of self. e ' lle s would be full of "kern a1C41.1 T hen wu Her. "good gram mar o • and f feita and full of bating so . , k ,_ 6 to . 0 ,ull of no avoidance of „ Inin,nhe i th ' e u r in t i Oftectiou". qtly d or What incalculable Oceelita should we tot :, out not expect from' the change I • now, Sir, allow' ter .a stionseut that Mr . Cobb g ive n Cobbett did offer to his papa What was it but giving up a sou rce o f s el:21;1111'14ml . rattier thats jive up what was do ft ary to the contralti and happiness of a tender wif e wily ? A effect/cruet. fa. wife, wh o had never been deprival of , her liberty, would he natura ll y of - slaw, and c hild terrified by the Inca w r ould be naturally affected by a twill father's witit r power to attend to them; and relatives and dom estics , labourers, would naturally fed and lamenttli and ab a Iliad s g u r p me po f r il t i er to il i nd_a a good' waste:: N sen r ce is l i r t so db• num any, t hat thefeeliiigs inffArou.' b.elepes dependants wife and ‘ c t itildren and cdoneiiooll said n • Ray,„ and that poll man's hurt 4411) , !WI resoletion should " pull A,r• ,/ Ulin44 Rliather wet'," or that his 64 ' mind and fi...itschnt c eart shou ld ho pulled di ff erent ways"' by did. d tons. We chicken-Scarfed souls. would be apt to psrdeo some even Mailflit of ash= titre en such Phiqtlly "casi"g" PerillPsthe enlar g ed " 46P4°i°- Zxaminer w o uld , . - S si rr ing de s u o r t , n d a i t ispi re se ” such•feorsh its" as foolish " IV:. and if he' had a. , Wife sad dill. dr °, would rather , let them y ayes, and bawl wit their lungs,thea Sr- sto o p at his hcis peet . fora one mumeat .from te ty. I t i s .not e l ine of -stern soliasi,;, k " 1 "; 1 46 we smile at Rounds woo never fejt • sear," . bat that the • I la have tae at Mb atoseat. Feb*lois Coast Zesobi4 - • • #-Tl4l 7 .- • • • . • • r 66 philosophlotily enlarged" - Extunincr perior son!, and that we, the sons of little Men, are 0111/ : OW to admire, not t o i m in k t e , bi t airlifted figures 'Cif herOisin. If Mr. Ciabbett bad offered to write for measures which in his heart he condemned, and to support men whose conduct he saw was dc.• structive to his country, then, indeed, we would all: fall against him, sod we would thank Mr. Examt.' Ise!' for examining all his elegant extracts of smart sentences. to pour in vengeful justice on his 'mad, But to pounce aped him in the very nionseilt of his suffering,' and the next day after he had declared• 46 that be would dedicate more of his time and abilities than hitherto, to. detect and expose abuses and their authorl,'!. hardly gives us the most favour. able ideas of the 6 - high.minded"generosity, or pure disinterestedness of a 66 "fellow.labourer" or fel. tow-journalist. 0, het he 6 ' reproved the grammar" of Mr; Ctirwen ; and Mr. Curwen, is man of large property and extensive in. licence, whose good will it would nut be amiss for even a 64 Sandaypaper to have." Yes;* but he often before." reproved the grammar" of others, and how's tinier before" reproved" torso doing. by the Examiner. What ! he had " no self.linow ledge,". and he had no " learning" nod 66 knew. nothing at all of it," and he kept " a long avoid. antes of the detettion of Mr. Windham:" Yes ; but all those crimes the eagle.eye of the Examiner could not but have discovered lung before he war condemned to Newgate, sots the 46 high.minded" and philosophically enlarged Examiner was silent an them till nowwhen he is in limbo. "Pon ! lie ran ' directly from one side of politics to the other." Yes; but. if ill was sincere" oti both sides, we will at least give the praise oteanclour. And is it nothing 'hunoureble to a man's integrity, tore. !impish numerous end powerful connexions, as soon as he discovers that their cause is wrung Mr. Cubbptt had not the advantage of all your "learn. ing," Mr. Examiner; and consequently his mind, had to work it's Awn way, and cut out a path itself through Intricacies, in which owe it perhaps el. most u much " learning" as yourself, Mr. Ex. aminer l have been bewildered. If he left the paths AP 'error and prejudice, on which lees was first pushed into the joorney of life,. and Sprit for. wards rapidly and with vigour in the career of truth and reason, We will be apt to bite him credit for ail much farce of understanding and strength of integrity, as the plodding treveller, whose eye has been always guided by instruction to his career, and whose stems gale their highest praise Then they can enable his tta keep sight of this new and impetuous passenger. " bit be is no Cicero or Lucan!" . One world that your learning z Mr. Ex. 'eusinar, may lottc Wormed you that Cicero in his bessiehammt Was. not without complaint ; and that Liman tattered almost as greats txrsnt as *our own " pathetic rufftesi l 'A Bonaparte. Cicero cringed, as I hope. Mr. Cubbett• never wilt do. Ile employed ell his 6 6 learning" and all his talents to adulate the - destroye.r of Mao:sentry% freedom i and it it said that I t ongines with ell his subliisity begged his life. Even that man whom your " kayoing'.' mat have orlon In your i 6 learned" hears with Virgil called one of the g• thinuferinaltr of law," • *Milk U ii,—Oars of the.." dam - Mehra Mel[ ;" 'even that man felt more at being banished from his home, though not into 'a jail, than at facing Han nibal. . 4 A: But, at all events, cabbett wits never Odom. p olitically' enlarged." Well; if be is'" of late years olitically' correct" on the great number of poi*. eel stihjecb of arhich be rof fate ssearelaken a view, even a political Writer, whose " philosophi. cal enlargement" holds republicanism in itch ale.. Iborrance,. though republicanism it was that gave their generous 4pirit and highest glory.to. Athens, and Corinth, and Rome ; even 'a political w titer, .whose " philesiaphical• learning aid enlargement" wanted. Ai to read ntore" nn the privileges claimed by ate ilonse,of comaions,. when, the Injustice and tyranny of those prickling.a were seen by oioeytenths of the nation ; even this writer may allow him soni.thing, If. not of philosophy, at least of strength and clearness of iutellect. Shakspearn bad no ," learning," and Ben Johnson bed .a great Yet many have Sbakspesre's writings, no their .breakfast rkbles, who never took the pages of John. sqn a second time from their shelve,. Mr. Cabbed 1 believe does not pretend to .be it .Newton or a Carthesiu,. • Yet, if " he Ws- good master and a . good...family-man, and continue. as. politically correct inhis writings.as he has been of late yearep we will even pardon him his "Affect*. tiop of weakatisses ;" nay, tbough he shonki have no no affectation of learning or of learned' dittion, ot• though be should not have "lutes him dean" to trait " his sparks of ealarged•pkilosephy," if the " v i gour o r his, pen, aud . the utility of his sitepeli dons" .do not fail. him,' I sin *Alt to thigh, that however smart and felled the sentences of his moat severe Examiner be, his readers will oot duel. nishet), Dot, will Ks country be without Mine It eon ! . fidence fa his profession of service," for sha will have experience of their truth. • ..• . It, Mr, Iketiiieer, you sill term this letter a ' place in your seat paper, you will give one is, owe" esedeei it you ' will not, some' athei peps' s ' 'that will, it Is not impossible to God, Though yes kffikeen. 00 MY gentle to Mr. - Cob. iepe yea wilt felftlee ..ekes., if ki hATe not . looms guile so relined ii Ass , swarks on yon, for I do not pretend'to "40M0041:" *But"if you call 'me s'erseetpeet t sadif I eittlithistur with even the o liitheets and the ahnity witlfklithitAlobbett replied 40'1' a triumphant Attatay4susre. I;" though i . nay not be opal is gf eshwiedpkiioOpity ) 43 or in ;WOO period, do not 'pink your readers. will, 'think the entirely; deficient in resolution or in `strength: am, Sir, your obedient Servant, dos. 6. Om • • • • •• Ca1 6 11)11:1011. • viscrestmanneinmelinm Many persons have been reduced front a State 9f Intispesolienco to obsolete *tint, froM the ptactice of .*ring . . tote extensive and deogerous specula. -than, 111111111inil s fortune must attest be risked in 91: 1 60f-te gain ore; heft a.predsint taps; will, never epecahlln Ociond his moans. The only, way in which • speedy fariunitlnly . be 11 •416 by a verge trilling risk is the Lottery; and thilt which draws .ie October Neht proof:44os sere fivaissuide Oppor.. tueity to aialtentnier, dada aeuthill• Wee. repsicd '• ' • • • • • • • •P' II •to • . • * WArvirtife-pLAdEst,.. ..:-•-• •••04410&.,.. 1 , mtiou vr off, auts.r. The fuliewitig vary extraordinary affair occurred here on Friday. The Skjea‘Plajorickf the South - Gloucester behaved an exceediugly ab, .it pt soil improper to,.fie e ntestant Iliihato, in front of the regiment on the rede; on F y , that an order of couinement . to his own room teas the coo. Sequence. The Serjemat-Majoe has apartments adjoining the Guard.hons.e ; mad. ap s L l ieutenant WiLson was on duty that day, he soon after dis. covered the Serjeant.Msjor, regardless of the or. der that had been issued, walking backwards and forwards, and partially stripped, in the street, in front •of the Guard-house. The Lieutenant paid. ed out to him the folly of hiiconduct, and Insisted upon his retiring to his room, but which oily In. duce(' an insulting and abusive reply. Lienteneut Buns, of the same regiment, at thin time joined Lieutenant W. and being provoked at the continued insolence of the other, celled set the Geary' then on duty, consisting of At Serjelat, two Corporals, and eighteen privates, and ordered them Wilke* offender into custody. Bat this mandate, though supported by Lieut. W.straisge to say! the Guard refused to obey, and the aetonistuneat of the Officio may be better conceived then espeassed. A prompt and vigorous decision of action on their pod* now became absolute, requisite._ heath Biumr tore, drew his moil!, and &restaged to roan the Serjeant. Major through the body, if he did not that instant retire, not to his *We room, •but Guard-house, as his latter - conduct did not entitle him to seek ao Indulgence. • This resolute de. meaaour somewhat daunted the Serjeent.Maioe and as Lieutenant W. seised him by the collar at the same instant to the Gttard.house they hurried him without further eireMony. This had Scarcely been effected* when Captain Sagan, the Captain of the Lay, arrived, who, on learning whet had happened, sent fur the Adjutant and ordered him to appoint, a fresh Guard, and take the former into custody, which was accordingly done, with the edroaption of the Serjeant only, who was not considered so materially to. blame. • The Serjeant. Major, two eorporisli t . and eighteen privates are therefore at this time 'bullet confinement, and a. re. gular examination into their conduct will take place to-morrow; sabsequent.to which another General "Court. Martial here may . 4 anticipated.—Mrs. Swilsoa Lt. had crowded- flexes to her benefit last night at the Theatre, her !nether, Mr. I.4ltamfte, with his, useel ability and success, exerting hie ta. bents In her favour. Mr. 134extrraa performs foe the Manager. on Tuesday aid Weduesday.—The Royal Circus aiso had Sit skeet auditory last night; and on the mai% preceding, Wantiteis Annual' Concert, at the OW Ship Rooms, was honoured by the presentee of rash cud beauty. VILTI6OI3TN, AIM W. • After the violent gales of .the .ltst week, yester• day proved remarkably fine, . and brought out all our fashionable charioteers' f. ant oo (skim' the lead), equestrian end pedals:huh The nade was crowded to !acme s ash lieislayed toip.,iß. at attractive, and mock heightened by the Wale at the i Lth Light. Draggers', and the wpot AVM* of Milkie r . performing abattle ii 04, 011 We 1 4 4% SPProitch. • • • ; The Ball on. Friday eieelog "set, et Anissie'S Rtiyal Assembly looms, was ^oat fashiosekiy.at tended. The termination of lllandford flasiches gauped a great . Wei • uf Z4eWllty, seisiSpoAt *presage of,' return of ;ow wool. etiMpt though the piece is comp Ay, its Ahtlaias was never more messifest than latterly; . She Theatre opens thii evening. with .the Deametist, *ed, the Iris/wan in London. : We hope. the /dation% will give due support .to the ciiikroor .omemoneots that are now offered them at obr, public places. .. Mr. iiimos, tbs . Manager, Jim sperril. eft reZ• pence in hotting tip . * Theatre, with additional ani bellishrtienp.;,boveral net performers are envied, and . the kti*sv tbiltaliaill4:4lave to bout of . novelty, . . Doctor Ts* . t.on'a (M. tO4itrimil• 440;004 by all ranks : his . ethineot •profteisientl midmi , to his philatithropy tothe hie long kiw high in general estimation hots. ' . ..• Among the arriettliii*--, . • . . . . • The . putties of 14,salsassee, • Lord V.• tforttasee, tilt raets4olPittler‘ °co. burls less toWr_. mist auto,. F 4 and Aro. Thouspeise, goatee: Mo. PWbh, Mr. At timiti ad Mrs. Wet rim; Sk.lR, and Lady tarter, Sit 'IL SAM Over and Ms.. syliselme r nir Eyre opal losty din* q 1 111044 111113 411f43T1P Mr. Loop;, ht. el Mr. ised.Mealielmfms, - ; .ints. Tay's?, Lady Ittddep .a ,100. sok Msl.l3stspiiis t 'Ur. MA Mrs.Esscoort, Mrs, Sauna, 111r..sistatfus.,Mostotik ! Ceksisi . Mrs. Ron, Mr, Mrs. sad Mho Thsesseia, • Ilerseili t Miss &cod. Mts. DRibeless WO. :110‘ Deeo;, tie. Mr. add Mrs. 'Polk a V"! Hare.ford, Mr. ant Mrs: Maras, lei. all 1bt11110410.. :sod Mrs. ,itaidey, is# 104‘eir'.1110; 'Pict Mt.. %W , Bir.l Melts . Si. .1 1 . 1 aft Mils intim*, Miss Reim. lam ileviliartsf.Mr. s ikatios 11,ey. Dr. -Wallop,. Mr. •Isod Mrs. lkirraelificke M. 1111‘ 801 - Ain!. Wants 06 ' relib Mr• .41t 4 1 . Th...04ms *lb mite, Mr. sod go. Pur r alr.ad NM WOWS ) 4' 1 04 MR* Mackenzie, Mr. sad Atrialssl . .._Nr. O iler, Mrs. aai mi..s . isowne, Mr.. sod Ma; 1 1 0 Pis trtS °F : P!!!!". tee, Mr. and Mrs: Sayer se . ad 4 Nibs Harter/,.Mrs. sod. Mei 'Piper, 114 'aid 'Mrs. •Mr. and Deeiritch, lit. 1111.144Qarapbt t, 'Mr. OM Ain, fire, Mis rd. i dMitti 111#114114111inifinicill. Aptio t :Mrs. sad Mkt DO M; Ci et t . .fireilit i llaririd mts. Mr. Mrs - : Celti *lt* Candler Brew', Mr. Wonolnitik . Airetsh• Mn. latittildr, Midi fowling, a4!-3W06 1110,1“41446serseg; Mg*. Simatzt, t ilat .._CenrAt o ra4,_ . 1 1 1 1 61 0Mietlirs• vfrais Bus _neiskesike,•Abel mucky,. Mr. sierird, cpmelfe, mi. Russia. low A. Bieedeit; miss suot_, g.Y. rot , mi. :ad mr., A. 4 0110 1; AU% Mr. Iteopboos, lin a lislirs . " 4,161. 1410.4110. as4itl 14, soi.Mcs. vniosh 10:sof Mn. war, Ir.,M mrs:4o, e'er, Mr. tilt' Ilia. and ;en. metier,...trillkbaijii lir. 40 Mat: I.lbiaidee, Demi, Rmilllta, 40001 *Mfg Mt, WAIT eam,CaPtahowlitrs.o4ol.mi /- 3111.1Litliefeoik Mrs. 114101111111MVOW• all Min 11.11414 Mir /1,114010 N 1 ....--.---.-- l• . ^- ••.-,•• -..a . . ••. . . . . . . . , . • . . .. . . . • ew.. •• - • • ... Mr. and Mn. lonian, Mr. lad Mn. Ladle, Miss Masoui,-Ur. Sod Mn. Gamboa Mr. Petcock, Mn., CaWaYds Col. and Mrrs ?ashen, ' . , 4 • • • • IShaltralf,QUOU, IC. AsetMilily Rooms sod Theatre feistiest° to be well *fielded : the hollowing etty autivig the Writ arfisols k— "• - • Mrs. and fire fam Cbapkias, Mn. owl two Min Kortniev, • and •Mrs. Stasdey, Mrs. Pieroft, Jaw Sent, liArs. Carr. Airy ' lamb Mr, no. not totsiesblilis Fa w cetii Ars. Rohia. um, Mr. sod Mr& Burton bleihr,t • Simpson, •31r. Mr. Samieriasd Cooke, Mr. ind Mrs. Gerardot an* Miss Theirovatiton, Mr. Park la, Miss Fleck, Mr. and Mks Wl ** Mr. parkland, Mn. sod Miss Cox,- Captain. Wald, Mr. • Comstloor, Me. ilisen Mr. lin. and , two Min Balleek‘ now Miss Jackson% Mr; Mrs. and Min Whitletd, - Caphile'dYkes, Mr. Leighton, Mr. Dap, Mr., Illortss, Mr. it: Wilsons, Mr. , Trask', Kim *Milne, (HIM), Mrs. Pease, Mr. geese, the Mho Perim, Mr. aadthree MIN Walkers, Mr. land Miss vier. - • em d. Mr. Wailer, two/tr. Kinkel's, Mr. and Mrs, Bowman, Mts. Bk shall, Mr. and Master thoinpsos, Mr. Geldard, Mr.: • *artisan, Miss Lloyd, Mr. Ittosell„ Mr. and Mrs. Disco, Mr. aid Mrs. Jaektop, Mr. and Mrs. T. Teesdale, Mr. Mrs. asst Miss Girton, Mr. Ran, Miss Stapleton, two Mr. Wilson', "Mr. and Mrs. Salton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rottman, Mr. mist Mrs. Bowers, Mr. and Miss, Acooby, Mr. and Fisher, Rev. Dr. Mrs. and Mb, Waygo„ Miss Barker, Mrs. Yieleti, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Gote, Mrs. and two Miss A i eonsbs, Mr. mud Mn. Payne and family, Mr. Mn.. and two MIA Ye, vim*, Mr. mod Mts. Vikolinat Mr.. Kaye, gr. llenralkis 'oloo4.alm. The following are tbo last • Dr. and Mrs. Steward, Mr. Mn. Miss and Mes B. *ems, mr. Rodman, of the 4th Dragoon Guards, Mr. Foley, Mr, Mr. Radian, Mr. Thomas, and Mr. C. Can, Mn. and Jibs Sherbrooks; Mr. Atkinson, Mr. Jilestley, Mr. Gold , Mr: Wriggissivorth, Slim Priisiek, &c. • • *R 00 4 1 .5 Atlli. 1 1 Anton the most !event arrivals are— • . . Lord acrd Lady Milton and family, Admiral Brenton, Arch death Clevelstml, Lady Kale, Lady Terser, Mr. and Mrs,, • • Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Wrightioa, Ms. and Miss Todd, Mc. Gill, Mr: and Mrs. Rowlands and family, Mr. Dosaldwas, Mr. and Mrs. aced,. les Giencairae, Min Barclay, Me. Pr,e.too, Mr. and. Mrs:. Pastries, Mr. Denis's, Mr. Brigham, Mr.. Coasett, Marker, Mr.. Carter, two Mr. Hanisms Mr. Braithwaite, Mr.-aasd Mrs. Dm* and Rarely, Mr. Jobs! moo, Mr. Gill, Mr. Coiab,eck. two Mr. Lintons, Mr. and Mrs. R. Walker . and family, Mr. and ilim °artier, two Mr. Fawitiagtopo, Mr. Joins, Mr.. Cooper, Mr. Arassie,), Mrs. and Mimi Simpson, Mrs. Walker, Mr. and. Mrs. R. Jarinos . and evatty. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr, mad Mrs . illasuilsok t Mr. G. and bliss Law, Mr. and Mn. lAngdPig, Arr.. 114 Mil l J. Blades, Mrs. Gill .and tamily, Mr. Wrenn, Glad:sou, Air. J. Ilickt.on, Miss Oilier, Min maytermaa, mi. • O. and Nisi Dkains, blia Saiitb, Mr. itsinas moll finsib , Mi. • :Ward and holly, Mr. aud•Wn. Welitertll od Stagg, Mr. Leaf. Mr. and 4drs. Tate aild.fonssily,, Mr. Bnirdsat s o u) ; ,sr4. and Mrs. Lamicy, Asps Ortl44.l4lnei . Mr.lkodesse awl dually, Miss lIollirea; Mr: A sa Mn., • 3, • and family ( Yowls j„liir:)ielion, Mr. and Mrq..Aldermia, mo t * 4 ' l - thiallarid family, Mr. G. Opium, Mr. Milk* Mr. disephor4 • .01 and Mrs. v . yrt, fi , Mrs. I. Wasss t s, Mr. Tysrawsk Mr. H. Mint and mak ME:VOylerltisi 'L. /AM A ND A . • - Mr. On ; Ilsehmt,t Mims' Beckett, Mrs. Y•if ras,l and fait". Mr• Wet*. lir. Presto *. and Ma Joe l Ikea % Mks. ilud Misstiteik. MIS Peacock ,:dir; arid Mils Wiik, ' 4.omi j 4 .4 I$ lllll, Y . A 1;7; t. ' -- ... 1A - • . . •• .. arivotty • fee voitab ere{-- 5 ihdia rit#.lli t .sir Thoi.oms *might's, Rev. Mr. daracey, 41 two Mies liperilosses, Mr. .and Mrs.. Mn,. ' • Ma; MA Men i Xerest, AT. and 'ito Thi,riont e Mt' i.oll.olo4ll4ll:Middlerie• MAP, *Him mi• , . mod Dies t ,A, Mr....6460A Mr . line- air, Mn Williams, Mi. Gairow, . Mr. Mrs. aid miss Booth, Mr. Jackass, .111ir 1 ' *sward,' Ray.*MreLtaria i Mr: Doyle*, 44't Str.limt,4o—uo s Jt r, &silk Mr, s.o4'xis.4.Witeh, mr, action, tn. Me 111., kiers..AU. and Sil t s Cdhrisosi, Piwos Mr. and r n !* o• Mr. aniwYs thlaNN Pegs* Crowther, Mr ? Lid*, Mr. *ghee, M. - tootle, Mt. kroner, Ms. mot fdri. Weedcorii t Mr, and Mn. Vlissi, Mr. ?rine, Mi. 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