The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-22 00:00:00

I . —.....—__ From the New York Paters of the rph and nth ult.) New Titan. Dec. 27.—The British sleep of war Hied. Sir Charles liarronghe commander. atti.ad at this port on Tnesday from Portsusseth. To the pie• Amor.* of her commander we are lasiehtod for the London pipers to the evegioi of the 10th ult—all that were in the 'rife'. • The Hind had just arrived at Pottamenth with rho Royal Squadron from Cabals, whoa she received orders to proceed to New To*, and was despatched in three hoer.' entire, with a letter from the Marqatess of Londonderry to James Buchanan. Est British Con sul at this, place, relative to ose of the chief clerks is the Navy-office, Loadon, who had sheimmied with a enoeideraide sum of pobliensooty. and sailed for this • Is art in the Comet, which arrived on Thursday last.— An nice? mime op to the city on Tuesday afterunoo, at three o'clock. delivered the despatches, anal in oar Kent and a half the man was taken, and nearly all the property stoles. anscrouting to about 1011,000 dollars w ts recovered. The Hind eater op yesterday learning, anchored in the Past River, and fired a saline, which was returned by Fort Columbia, on Do is Island. The cause a the visit to this port of the British soup of war Hint was brief) , noticed is yesterday's • Gavotte. following is an accurate account of the matter:— " A person arrived here en Thursday last, is the ship Comet, Captain (1 iswold. from Lendoe who bed 'been cashier in a braid: of the British Navy Depart ment for 29 years ; his sudden disappearance from hie desk excited an alarm; and upon an examination it was discovered that be was a defaulter to the amount of 10,0001. sterling. After searching in vain for Man, it was ascertained that he had purchased a bill of a broker in London, fur B,ooof. sterling, under a ficti tious name, on a mercantile h..nsr in New York; he likewise bought MI shares of stock of the Bank of the United States, besides 30,000 dollars in the United States' stocks of 6 and 7 per cent. all of which, besides ' other property of his owe, he took with him in the shove-mentioned vessel. " The British tiovernmenr, without delay. despatch ed a sloop of war in pursuit of the above property, with instructions to the commander to proceed to New York. where she arrived en the 2Stb ins.. with docu ments directed to Mr. Buchanan, the British Consul for this port, who immediately called upon the hour above alluded to, and was lafermed that the bill a • 14,000/. had been that day accepted. It was now dais • fur the Consul to act. He procured the aid of two • Magistrates of the Police. who, with the Consul leaved 4144 the defaulter to a boardiog.house, there he had taken .• • lodgings; but not findior them etsitable to his v' k . food shifted to another. whither they repair • fined him with his wife its a private room. "She Magistrates bating introduced himself In - to prevent alarm to the lody.petteeded to relate rirtieulars of his nee, in accordant* with truth. in with• a manner that it predated his eisatessina • - - *the itiOffirtair. ets deft* Of af ifiViir !nowt b to this disgracefel act (although elogaeat eel I too sosets of resting) would occupy the astausas newspaper.—The property above mentioned was tired up in less than three hears afttv the arrival of • tb•-said sloop of war." ' ' t. supposing Hier eiosla lei . .ii .111111001 11 111011 11.4 be sagrirat t o ,fetish,fetish ‘ tr ,heady Sitit , for which fie literal, 111th it pie oat It comprehended' also elms fee. ' tireusis Hitt.' snottily to my MN of pronalleg *vet ned lie' Hometown, were Withlty Isadtdissible. Ile wintiage teak pima on tile 7th of Fohnnity. ISIS; sad the libel, after plesdia, tide fact, went se to state, Healer the Nth of February. ISt*, W. Pent. separated bias. self tem his wife; having oa Oral Jay bees 'stormed. " Bad it the• having Si-steam Wide kaowledge, that Mrs. Perri& had, perviously to ler warrisire. tarried on as adult istercuerse with a person used Thomas lae. with whoa she bad brewer acipsaistedi • by .who* she had bad a child, sad from whom she naul received as 'Howson et del. aloar." The Aiisel also charged, "that Mr.. Perrin. previa** ale* S. the said marriage, had formed as adulteress imbue, with a person named Jobs llowell ; that on the said day Mr. Perris charged Lis wife with the Sans in gentian, aid that she them admitted the same to be true." New h. (the learned coastal) objected to this article or several grounds--sassely,,,that them rifell.• stances were all of them stated to have oceeme et • period preview, to that at which die maniagesras pleaded to have been celebrated ; , that the teist.algt; dation of salts like the present. isollillie Is voo Court: was. in acts of adultery. pleaded to have takes place sabsequeNtly to the celebration of the mortise t and In those nothing was pleaded easier teialks 50 anterior acts. Bat be did take it, that it was he the hosbasd to make every proper trinity bet's* ho reit erant.' marriage, and the law presumed *lmp *at he did so ; bat if be did not, he knew of so ramify that the law provided for his neglect. Is point- of law. marriage was a complete waver ef all sots of the as• ten set forth, committed prior to its relobratios ; and many reasons esisted why it should he IS. It world he exentlingly incosienient for the wife, for instance, to defend herself from a charge as to consteaioz.a that were long passed. And if else was tie be pat ow her defence soder such eircarmasers. 1 .1 treitla he glad to know whether it would set likewise he comps. tent to her to inquire in , us the anterior conduct of her husband ? But it was quite clear that uulseontirtet,. stiller on the part of the wit? for of the husband.' previous to their sales, could justify the Court la making that the ground sit a sentence of orparado• as between the parties. He believed his lensed frimirc Gould sot find one single precedent where this ' .been the case. He haul now stated' the substance his objectioss ; bet the Court would also see that h t pica here we% " that the !towhead was isfoialed." This, evidently. was so plea: bat await - less 'join.- - ' friends wont' , `.4 istradand this - - • a . • IMF via -fhMg .41 lie Caro IT sock a Irit=44l,l lid fo "IX e2tti r e ki 164 " " dr/ simmiskorapp revs of owed Arid Oat davaltlitiaa. 01111Vilad MK. ors bb ballet tied Ili AM* WWI ilittddied late dui plea far' Iti lis tpleril Iddroldeat le de het the prelim ri.isdobl bar fuel miser: Now. crew la aid pair of . rtaw. be wield set k itt • Ilbotty wphil t boom* If dor wrl tad bra guilty 'of tlielat wit prirrlooe >r der^iseiriegm marriage itself wield le ittraver of if wefts if ea* oa be purt of fla Wilda es did anemia aridity woad sorb previews miaboadict li soy Pee: Idatien of a srparetioa. Tbe mesas' bad rigidly lb imord. that the Court out guard heir from bariag prejudiced by say extreme's. Wahl% of ellbolemanees. drat might have a teadosey prejediebd WA* case of the wife. The learned Judge. alter Os , oeribig Spas miler parts of the plea. &mod tle forth article to be reformed. addled. diet M obviate objeetlonsit had better merely reeks the weal wee& of * deed 'of separados- 44 that ,beau Makappy dilerraers bad arises beams ewes pude, too rich aq they agreed to eeperate." sad se for* arid to emit all man 'l,a of the miecoodisat stated to have takes place before the marriage. (ter. conwestred here this thy, asd there were two adtaissioss of Proctors.) Row-.rater..--Yestriday ✓ee. o.4arse.soll Merriam were ►rought before Sir Richard Dinar. ►y ewe of the dismottemni item petrel. tme the &Bowleg sba►ge The pawn'. it appeared, set the piasters that morning io Christi*. street, sod conveyed them to a pablie•huaae is St. hiartia'r•leor. Toe patrol pre -medal te search Others?, sari foam! a gold repeater, sod aweeleer gold watch. Osbert..., in his defeat*, said, the watches were his awn pe+psrty, and that hr Imagist the rrpeatrr himself at arena. lie prekssed latish indignatium at being taken ions cooingly. The ether prisoner said he knew aethiag vf tie mayhem. _ Sir K. Boxes ordered the primmer* to be rsmanded till Thursday next, observing that it was possible wear other person snight in the interims be found to own the witchrg. Three wen, sassed Tandia, sad Lerreave • Isere breozht sr by the patrol, whe bad found them alahs boat ,amiay eight larking near the Ta .. . la Tottenham katanily descharge ofih•b4l .7 lest rt. teem i t as sm o i c i e -s e vaz i aLi s :ri s t a t o r r.u L t im e i:f Tx; p l a h : Cheeks Mow% fotutolsnenotett2tArptibils t keralmy in his house. It appears :::i l tarlx; Test &m ig h t, vilMikriref the mom liming he r e p a th. la tbi sleeve ortok _ . May *fie dOelline wee aleseutpdront boar, slag& wife' me eilierie at ehircb able she prieswelk tetlet f lii how by worm 14 felltkil: *Po HI hole Ogg with 'crew ban and bad pecked it the onok dm, wap iti , vb.. Y e . e f illb re , a t & b o ot ftiglit 'edict idlideetaS retuned home. Two ink' iii4“4 . 11114, the ifttet, ri best their course Sowards Tetteshantewet-roni, pas mud by him with tie ley of • Asp Ablefor truth May arrived I. Franeis-steoet, w i r m tU re r Miseners were , muted. Atbeld, wke 17 a wee u tempted to fell liku.ottk a ewe ter vi irk bed his pemesaion. Os Wig their beet to Or ;1,4 hawks of Were famseittillotailltire: bed rid a n e l m e , sni kusge, be. OM sit bombe* open nod id** likelawhe keys, pboopborus• bout =Mass, and a d o g lamina wore fated UN *Me - Q 0 re arNigir damaged part of the door wkleh had heels fermi *me i it mmetly correspooded sci.h thole& of the ciow*r. Tbe prisoners, who &lased slybig awy ttiaif ill AA defesee.'notil tbEy riksdlted legal *Matt, were re. moaded. Lasneeen-wraerr.—A gentlemen resiaisig is Whits. 'WO dbatired his loneberiwisw, a lad dew iseribes rpos alto lived with Lim. with robbing ity. .4 II silver watch, gold seal. and other • t H. c. reseed the robbery ; and a worm is ' Li MN had said the property taken from his lembhiv iftl pet to the bar for receivingrhe sewn kowerisig it ts hue, beam stolen. She was remanded omit the awe. bemire of another persons who is s re bay a prompted the lad to esismit the rebbo upposed tt. The Ent aressed mss discharged, es the gentlemut peemilisi bring U. leeward whew agaia nyder* Correa so ors.—Tite *weer o f rellitholep in Osborn street. Wltiterbspel, was charged with Issain his beau ore at two o'elock nn the morning oftoge?, inst. ai l harbooring therein divers dlionl,-rly sin he sold ready-made ref.-v. The 01611 guilty. He was coovirted is the penalty of letia default of piymeat, committed for swath to th ere of Correctson, Cam.brator Acearrso.--Crawley'adorpflosotnio Ur. Shalt's. awl begs to inform biddies he will act• sop his polite invitation. sad will 'deo *prive t * with hits for 100/. a-side. Crawley tmisis Os lit %Whoa remark.), that he shall he able to Mit:elaNlM ,its bine is as Neel a dasher as Mr. Simko. as possibly wish. itaistoL. JAN. 19 —Twn of the dm *spiel it the extensive rubbery lately committed on thoressiws 'esf Mr. Andrew Winter. of Bridge-street, wsr* yistoc lay committed by the Magistrates foe trial. Arai liodovoati..n prerinovly received, the *Sebes weer ie• •sisidog for them as they retoreed from Looks, ad appiebesded the,o as they *lighted from one of tilt earth's. LAW INIFIMAHINCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCIII.--JAL IPTEPIIENII C. BROODS:Y. This was an action of assault and battery. The fendsnt suffered .164r:sent to go by default, and upon • •4 ingaisitionof damages before a Special Jury at the Secondary's Odes in Trinity vacation, a verdict was' fond for the plaintiff—damages 8001. in Mich4elneas Term a rale Nisi was granted for setaing aside the in• quisition, sad granting& new writ of inquiry on the vowed of excessive damages. The pavticalara of this Bass have already been fully before the public. Mr. PUlLlati this day 'hewed cause against Mr. SCA rule, and contended that 'here w no pretence to say the damages were griller than the ease required. There was no proof that he bad over . stated the case to the Jnry. The Defendant had corn. w;tteal a great @strap, by first decoying a man to his 'Fosse, and then violating the hospitality observed, even by savages, in assaulting his guest. Mr. SCA RIATT and Mr. DICN3I AN were heard in sup wort of the rule. They contended that Mr. Droplets beets unjustly charged with cruelty and malice, iced that the Jury, by an inflamed statement of a weak I ease, bad been induced to give larger damages than the 'face warranted. Under all the circumstances, the cause which had been imperfectly tried, ought to an irrgo a new investigation. The Coen were unanisormaqy of opinion there was an gronad to disturb the verdict, and Me: Srarlett'a ru - k: was discharged. COURT OF COM3ION PLEAS, J. 421. Si al nfr ettielldhall before fart ChiefJestiee Dallas, sad s Special Jury. AVIIVITON S. TUN LAST INDIA COIIP.IXT. Mr. Nerjeartt Vsomum stated the rase to she Jury. 11,is was as issue directed by the Vice Chancellor to ascertain the annual value of some premises is Cut- Jerosreet sod flayden-square, occupied by the &fen. dacts. from Lady-day 1864 to Lady-day 1821. The p:siatilf was the hereditary impropriator of the tithes st. liotolph, its this City. Mt. Serjeant Lams was fur the defeodects. • __ _ _ , ThaJury, after a fe' initiate. consultation. returned hr the plaintiff, statiog the annual value of a.I the premises to be 7.0001. ARCHES' COURT, M . Putnam r. 0/.3 opened this rause, which was hronght no tot letters of request from the Court of the Com. iiiary for the Bishop and Diocese ..f Winchester, for it:a party of Surrey ; wherein it had been originally institited by Mr. W. Perrin against Mrs. rfAlkii Per ri,. a Camberwell, his wife. The letters of request were stabil:sited in the topeth of Angnst, 1621. 1.04 now to pray the' admissiou of the libel propound Ira ; ond after his learned friends should 114Ve stated tI rir etsj•etions, he wont] endearour.to reply to them 141stitamcrote, who appeared on behalf of M es. Per rits, lusted. tbat his objections to the admission of 4he Merl would cont.., themselves principally to the 4th ar- C .... -A..- • . - • L reisertSmi • 4111 terr !fib"9"ll7 a th , kw a ow l dded. dig le aneil el lied, a Mishima bad a right to separate hem his wife by realms of any misconduct Iviestrarrisr. He denied also that the lanalmed meld so eoperam , himself, except by a *totems of the gesiesiestical Court. It was sot for him to take epos Memel( (ie gaily speaking) to judge of the propriety awl* sepa ration. For ell these reasons the learned emnottel contended that the eireemstarces to whistle be ob jected had been introduced into the plea witbdut any legal or equitable bearing on the ease. the deed of separation bore date on the 30th of March: 1820; and by that deed Mr. Perrin covenanted to make his wife a certain weekly allowance. Is eases like the pre sent, deeds of separation might he latrodaced for cer tain purposes ; as, to show the fact of separation; bat they could not be exhibited as deeds in any degree blushing on the parties. lint why was not this deed itself produced? No doubt; b if it were, it would be found that the preanthle ran in the asual tray '• Whereas unhappy differences have arisen be tween. &e. &c." taking no notice of the distort-ries said to have been made by the husband, and alleged as the immediate cause of sub separation. Ile con• eluded that the Court would direct that deed to be pro pounded, and order the libel to be reformed, by strik ing out that part of the 4th article which related to the information received by the husband on the Nth of February, 1620. Dr. Humus, on the sante side, con6•ed kis objec tion to the 4th article also. Dr. Jaxxxo; la reply, observed, that his loused friends having limited their observations to, tlwr 4th article only. had admitted that no sort of imputation attached to Mr. Peerin. as to soy delay ii the levita tion of this snit, after discovering his wife's visions infidelity. In answer to what had been urged against the 4th article, the Court would remark, that time facts in question, as to Mrs. Perrin's misconduct previossly to the marriage, wets not pleaded rubstantively, but merely for the pique,. of laying; before the Court the grounds that led to the separation of the husband front hie wife, followed up, as that had been, by her noon confession (whether that was tree or not.) He appre heoded that it was open to the husband to show that the separation in vs...thin arose not of particular cir cumstances, which, though they might not go legally to establish, were sulirient morally to justify, such a proceeding on his part. He trusted that the libel would be admitted without alteration. Sir Jona. NICHOL!. said, the only lineation was. as to the admissibility of the libel before the Court. The general substance of that libel was allowed to bnpio perly pleaded, and to contain each matter ask tepee proof,ainst entitle the husband to the relief fur which he prayed. The confession by the wife; as to the facts spoil which the t>rper►tion proceeded. was pleaded to hare been made by the wife in the presence of her mother and several friends. Subsequently to that separation. sitrwas alleged to hare termed the erinsl. nal sad adnlterotri intercourse which was the founda tion of the present suit. It oaf contended that the assayer Of the 4th article was• sot admissible; that tatr-napti .1 conduct ounliLatot-bo pleaded as • gramisi for semostion. in the case of a marriage uuiraole l subsegnetitly to such miseundoct ; att4lNs MOW SA be denied ; and thews:old on the istlisti. lid* asecirt. - • - I ae,w-,JO."iNkOl _ koadaly thought, beneficial the community at large; at feint IMP mach greater WO t tan hinsollhousght: 7`.W% and Field were hell to bail, and Lawrence was disehatged. Captain the gentleman meationed in our Row street teibit of yesterday, 'Beaded aid gave bail, himself in 1001. and two safeties in 501. each. Yrsterday. Ocer.v Remiagtea sad AAA Pritekgret were broiled to the office, and underwent an examina tion before Sir Richard Bindle. charged with an of fence ansonating to unisdemeasonr, on Sunday night, about half past ten o'slock. is the street leading Waterloo•bridge, from the Strand, sod also Gs the steps of the Bridge. The charge was most satisfactorily proved by Mr. Henry Denby. of Drury-lane, and the Collector of the Toll on the !fridge. The examination of the prisoners attracted a crowd of persons in Buw-street during the day, till they were taken away in &mach to prison (until they found bill,) when they were assailed with horrid yells and kootiegs. Quitan-iouAgi.—Yesterday James Thwteher, youth abort lb years of age, and Henry Britton. shout IL were brooght before Archibald It iyamford, Esq., the Sitting Magistrate. by Cooper, and Heardley. the °Seers, on re-examination, charged on suspicion of b using robbed the warehouses of Messrs. Nichols and S4lll. Printers to the Lords and Commons, Parliament- Street, of nearly I,ooillbs. weight of paper. printed books and sheets, belonging to works of great value. Mr. Eaton, cbeesemonger. Princes-street. West minster, stated, that the prisoner, Thatcher, mine to blur house last summer, and asked hies to bay some wade paper. Witness bought two or three bandies at 541. or 44. per lb. He continued seating. eoery week with a bundle .r two of printed book paper; . lie *bought the boy came broiffollY by A. paper. Thatcher confessed to basing carried nearly the whole of the goods. when mowing how one warehouse to the other, to Mr. Batoo'e, instead of taking them to the warehouse in Cannon-row. as directed. He hoped Britton would be freed as he only was tableau, and two other boys ; Warrants were leased for their ip prehension.----Thetcher was remanded, and Britton was discharged. With a suitableadmenitior. IlaTrost-tlenonw.-41, Wednesday last ten qua:tern , losses were purchases! from Bike,. • baker. of 162, Tottenbato-court-road. and on ladiog them defi cient in weight the purchaser brought then. to this of flee ; they werk weighed before the Magistrate, when the bread was found to be short 301 ounces. • Mr. Hulsey paid no attention to two SCIMOIOIIIIIOII, and it was not until a wareaet was granted for his appro. pension, that he appeared late on Saturday night in the absence of the informer. pleaded guilty to the offence, and' odd the felt penalty of fns. per enact, amounting to IS/. Ss. Yesterday afar. Stable. a boot sad shoe-nutker in Hat ton-garden. iltarged his errand boy, George Parker, with steeling bouts, shoes. and motley. The prosecutor proved" his haring bees freoneutly robbed by the prisoner. even of a sovereign so late as Wednesday. Tbelliagistrate Inquired why the charge wits not pre ferred maw ? When the prosecutor confessed that hr bad been In treaty wide the father of the primmer for baring his losses made good. hut the neepeciatiost trot terminating to his mind. the present charge was brought azei est the prisoner. The prosecutor also confessed that the boy had been Induced' by threats, to confess A sort of orrolonehe has taketplate near CherkW ft appears that Mom three scats of that part of dr; hilamaaidge Wood, which dealtetmera she Jainevii Lek W4kli •.***4l4tAell.amp.ma • river, ~eying .kb ie some in times. the underw.arel, sad souse.reeim, It was drake lees oecasiooed by the large ',amain of rain which has lately fallen. At the Cornwall Quarter Smiles% Mary Sank, Ciosituritted in September last. for refining to diatom the father of her illegitian'e child. having e'en tre lined to reply to the questions asked her, was cm dined. OLINFIC exlsserrilamir seem was exhibited at this theatre ara Saturday night. The per ed for the tuning's entertalsonset was The Pieta*, and at the emal hour the home It saw to 511, we mast admit rather slowly. and I. truth there was but " a beggarly 'cermet of empty boxes." At seven o'clock. there being no appearance oft e mask-lass, the audience because impatieet., and magi- fatted their feelings is the customary way, by calk for music, lee. This was in Lain, end the storm in creased. Mr. Ox berry, the Stage Meleager, at length came forward, and alluding to the absence ammo of the principal performer,. for reasons which be aid net explain, lamented that there could he noperfore mce that evesing. He apologised for the disappoint ment. bat said that all those wbo had paid for wink eleo should receive their money as they went out iiendlog the uproar, the money-talkers had goo lett the theatre to ascertain the state of aff.irs, and not bring its their places when the public ru s h e d ou t, a new source of complaint arose. The crowd findiegos Maporliment, went me till they reached the street, where lair Numbers were eonsislerehly swelled by the pas emagers, who without hesitation returned with tbek kite the theatre. and this that *lsiah had before beta a this house became almost " a bumper," The ais les's of the Manager was thus enhanced: it was let poosible to discriminate hewer." those who had paid sod those who hail entered without that circuity, sad ounsequently a difficulty aros• al to_ this, who were entitled to the proposed restitution. blush cor leibitlletlemid, bet at lesgth it was peopolud sad ae matte by the major part of the peel; sobs present, that they should take checks.• and ehlt at the them** as Monday to receive limit their meaty ; and titet the hominess eluded in the theatre : but several of die gal tory inesniten haiing mom faith is pmemt portliest thee is managerial promises, became extremely posi ng for the niters of their mosey at the mosterit, and actually proceeded to the house of %%Or/berry* oakum their dais,. Here they became el:armour el a degree. and time crowd inereseing. it wee air *ll ek kited/room of the police that order was revered:-• The actors sad actresses of the Olympic. is seem, have been for the lam month retiereii to the " halt pat emablishinest," mid Medium at length that thrve vA Silk chases of as impromment is their premerls. tiny one and all agreed to bring their labours to enacioaion. Oe the 41st testier, et Waesseitd, G J. Detteter, RN.* Harriet deegritter of Richard Carrion , E. of Whip's Cross. Weltheirstow. I On the Nth foltront. at Pe %bluetit. Mr. N. ft. Mort. of Kentish Post~: to Aonea d nkisaa daugloir• of A. Sltirker,S+4. Depot* Clerk of Session. Oo Sp edsky wonting. Mk Di ionta gEt. nt. at KellaSoltio‘ is 114 03d year. lift Henry flofradaile, late of Neitington-greeo. kti4iNsorn, • Lembo : &Sled. Primal. sa4 Pablisted at sae SP " STATILIIWAI'' Mad "?piZ CoM HITT/WC" ,S Pape9l, N.. Slit *matt appetite. St. Cleat. • (s+ log N. WWI L 4111.1.4166 8.. b Whersa•li l:rnc •nM. Orders, de. are regulated to be adsiress.4. - • ~:~ ~.. . ~ 414 °li en friends wuolissy. they . harl Wedgies:led this amide 2b. re - iiihribetTiwrifteraXl - ..1; iette - orsam court-ro.d. ioinrinati..n previa' his views. __A. t h e Ferret° aelf of ihr•aminit for the sopa , 41418'0kb - 0i are ose4 ky Itieorrallell•Met. lo waiting for them 'it' d . •"" which bad takes plater between the ha ' . ; %idle sod Yield were Well homes apprebeeded then , °D. 4 gat he drilled this; sod it was iss • "'' - r 1 "Alf regular, practilloins is use basis coaches. la a "Al that this *as oat smelt is whirh the 1 ...,„- 'o l o_l 4 o4ts foe the brevity. A sort of neehra tints seell tesPisad the hots t sea ire ► boreelf. i ..'"'''''';s '..... . •''. i , ' *SNOW set otteropt . lietlear that he it appears that lb( /111/4 11.4 with reptd be which' the boaliesd cal t r. __ . '": Ills' fier Moil •". be y„ *midge Waal. 1 f rub "" i Aitiidlitilt. - fientehohl Wel ... . ~.. - 'C - c orligti: iewo th e the am' "l i e - jfilifter dm n.lnii of the team, 111111 . 11CeitORkIleisitir ti sr.. ft----.._ , 4 mee h les.bmi-il e l.ie. ad e ssay trees, the oedema uses !; ( .: 1 lb* PmagaittSaa that his wife awl. :as Philhisrie 41 • at rnbinvialiteot gentlenemm sled his services. se far from km oerasioolid by was 111 • 11 * witted adaltrry sob *esti, to their sesmegibret. The beistiolorloom'wete.lte itiorily thought. beneficial to leas lately fallen. . . .