The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-10 00:00:00

I;_qiIITS. for IT AV. rou D ill „FL p. # iffitiOUGHT. MON 'HURDLES. fn.. at dor Agitasip Mot . Wiailitilseireet, Ottani-sorrel t . *rel ay ' .- innievAretri t sad Nevi Mimi. drental it 'Ow- . Pailiewe - respeeirally lardroard tlwy way te.ltpli pattil with as very bepeTi. r Amick. bowled by tbe besi Unit wartmea,-at the f Mows"; pritest—illmrp Ntirdlea s sirfert l ow . r.,or fret at i gh.' weighing 361 b., it Ov. t Cattle Haidirs. via /set "no g , feet feet sad a belt 144. wei t tliitso46.ll., .is 7, 64. g 04 ljardies. six feet I.trit. tee fret Sigh. uprightly 001 b., at 1.x1.: dr tam* 10 *Arra, toy other leneult. eirettillit or dita•Minan, wild. per lb.' Alto Ornamental and .Fancy Wirt. pariallinl Hatle-pritet fhleeilles WI the same proportion. eATO. 'SORWL . '' ay ---%publigted. The Earl at CA LEDON winded a Pkittoe Oise the W ashita*, alms., Navel, is the remit of Den" Wit rot witlNlNiee in the Irth Distillery Lasts. the Nahl * Earl ',taiga, Mai she graded at the oleeike aLeh the Petitioners enseeinteed In the pse%eist Distiller) essieili atolls, en (storage owe it allhilded•to dissipatiws aad Petits -oh was laid re the table. The. Marquis .sit LA NSOO W N Pel Won fraw the ininthitam al linkelleht, -hi Yorkshire, in farhor of she Chinterprweepere Itegitatiwe &N. —Ordered to lie tie si.e table.—pAd i joursed. • • . . .; ; • • Thie 1 was, • e A New. Edition. price 3s. iltnarated with OMs. • Tit EATISE on the PRFSEN: • , nos mad CORO of chi- PPM F.AL DISP4IIII le both Steer. end its coneequenersi i,. rr ' , left a mild s'4 -se c ecergyl wndpo f treatment is ponnettiort. Oberveti 4 ire briny Otitaramos Eruptions, Imegieary Veeermil Ob .. • efarg, 'be. mended es a Chrodi•egaiere the tbegeroes died* of this bundle' weedy. • s By T. IL CATON, bereerte, • • • 10: Stenhope.torert. elevica.tlerrtrert. breed t mad Lbw of the United H.opitel. of st.. Thalami mod Gov. . ' 2. A TREATISE tff. INVIGP.STION g brio a n Eolloffl • into kat lialearee aibiug nod itecorried with the Tuortieue af the Siniatielf. with Redkirks as the Liver, mid its llwato' se bie•Gmeric Smuraa. lovehich are prefixed. same geoeral.Gh• wonting* Art ocroplikiatir sorif Cromeosis Diseases, prire. 3. A I'OPOI. O III rat:Alibi:on the PREVbRTIOR 04 CURE ef thadillsone STAGES of ASTHMA and VI I NITER • COUGH, With ne w . end seecterhil lastroctiove fur tee Pre• valiant end Tmetment of Asthmatic Irks. Few* NNW price". 4. PRACTICAL 0841EATATIONS ate the • TI ES. • masers' and arouired. of the GENERATIVE Olt• • GAMS of boIeIIERES, including the Theory el Generation, - Ice. p, ter S.. N. • • b. A ;PRACTICAL. TREATISE no FEMALE Dl3- E BS. .d _ ivtp.ortvai leas Parterftlee, L4C111114111 and the Drowsier, %Alois to time importentobsoges. pride 34. 6d. • Whited fis flirporard and Co. ,Psosteimperew ; iod W. II -sty, is, LimormpEsurairu ••7 ts. •, ay. : FRAU I) 1 1 11 - WIiNTRD. To etteeleriet the many attempts that are daily mode to 1,1.4 ite ow the shoos, it sputioescompoisitio. fated of the 004411 fettLACK INC; prepare* 4t DA Y wad MARTIN. they MP" "Opted • mew label, ' to whit* their sigtostoot aid whores. 17..01G0 HOLBORN. 4, so etaminoteelf plgtet# is the crane of the WWI. Haw they owe se fts44o6lllk le tilts, aid the decreer , of the type. white Is balite ail lettet-pteek perceasen at mute simlair ke thiiheralttoe. • . • • • The At alJaiims_ fiLACittigh t mede sohl wholesale by MAY 4110 M A 113 1. 1 • 11 Hatboro. Ned mailed by the priscipat_ ,Greictik DV/Tito.- Ditetkittllethiroteettoger, 'femery, Ittsag-saaktm. . the UMW jriacslitat go Snider at 61. la. ate le. Gd. 00 44 .ems+ pr wive,. 94 iftklis ITS ii . Life b Lift, iv Melded with Nealtb." 'VIE Ask, System' of -. Mika •M : to ownfiao within • dye baserfavoill shoo :re Misdate the .vrarairree.i. rote. , wtialtwil mad inebidtlisme thin low N*Plififfniewl Mew P m l " rierawlerli Nallsion and MiswitltY evils Irma I 1 11 with but tint. amiebilate Awn_ *paler the awl* ef praddetw, best 'ealetilesed Ai Noil theb-alleseeloa. , • " • ihrerseailiolinn Of the lemistaWier fittl•ifes Vest we = .diral k Is remedy, aid die Firkin wellartris Prolnoiled whets profewional ewoloneegardioe the ettorestiatta of the oa. . w 4 , a d ilaererteil) &wore their police to the cretonne of ihroj i complairde Omitted by impfademse, snit the eMlliriait of passion atm lisastaded aware,. •• Toe strength of p *taltleig w the health of the • People r.Orit. it I. meas. • cbely gat vitierwen the ibilly,saceitics is the igeoratice wf nt.frel• .1% eopyritiret,rod to roaster.scl,ai far a* parible,_ lei hither new!, sr offer offrring humanity. tea remelt of ear owe .experinice he the various diseases .of- Debility. The stawary victim of.golitary Ore (early acquired at school, before nano tow gowned her rhilit eve/ the Witt), wll. io coptevappitiag 'hieipowerteromate, Weimar sigresnible w h eal igeong inwialowt. • in know that the valet complicated gate of eshow4imi way ,be eiraseit imply tweriv.— Inseam wady--4atuanneritokait Ivy—lout is tropical Goals, and army Mk, Oases, • u ill i f: g ady derange she Nerviest SySten I 44101•01WW1' we - eau r nit MI worsen of reetelesatimv, tor cease lies which have bow oesesseol Ibe tourrine toper of Patient. olf bothlieses. That bah% Wise LU is 3 V EN Eft EA. eitariow . - lbeitrOW4ll feelingly. the improved stare of Medical *knee lst's* diming its aosidole of those distressiee y . roperties that • solone ) diblitbd ".Its ethib ( titio ascertain nod .We ' bra egitalls war iartliget by interview I.r Patiesit4 Intreavang so . der thianalely, that a few days mealy ere, required far the ne wood eif early se opigme t that the west inveterate ease will yield Meer rrsie4o4 NUM* a swath. itie 140 hilt Orem who eaty.tustiertebuittelf loitered. she disesteolity be premised an • together from appeariou pea similar orsigik applies Is ,asany other liersagemensmf the generative system... as weakliest, 111 rierattear, !kr: apecialfiotrietisres; dheOpate aloes of shirk are . daily removed the ne of cosioic orstingolnib.. Sone peadiorities jacitisaOlorha, rafter ger have not -escaped sin anestioo kilthiter hiNftee. cambia/Ed with elirowl, his rli reseeded the rani* lewdly age. led. le Awe, oar mom b ualoteaperttlialp rainkeltr, mad erisestly recyerifel., Edatated is ilitiptertuOvelity 1 wheeled is aAtstisaxal aur protheekurai by ire eideuMilleacal 4hoitsrleras and 'sit* biest .." persnwillyto comrat aria aolgainaloistiirlat . itkal itle with. the . CotAleiletal„ lip s" silky 'braids Webte_ _ieleterd)a, • = c hess . sbe /OW • fn. ee ; tessboiet. 4 • t_ - • •• t • • ~.,•••• • • • OP" af SO G. floweow 13, BirawfirstapstrirefliNgt. sdir • • • lit Far the iteotrat de‘Shi keit sea. . eelverto dated pars a& ot. pta ittlakAnt two he imao/hi NI • smoothie baso.—Covirat7 raeases*TlMW " siwatelt theirevannies. Abe. 'ors avidit= e Will he laweedierelyfiatildetbri lily. ths Xkitirshe= • bigkirsole heatisiolw disolisse • • ••,,. -• • , T. • • • - , • • • • 1 `~. ,': f ~ . , V - staribikiii. IL: — t 111111 6 ._• , _ , .... nity of call* the athetta l e se .Tßll tithe poi wilier siteadorrin which , ' of dip Weter India Islands wererplaced. He slued piittletilitly to the Leeward Idaads. These Colowies setritiriliity WHO about the year 1630, at which tinse thtly estioyed fits eachseive mooopoly of the trade .with dill eesetry l in consideration of which, et a sobsetimeet ' rani', - - --- • they agreed to pay a dory of 41 per cent. on . their .. .. HOUSE OF COMMONS. , receiving 'heir supplies from the Mather Stet,: • Ise Ream* respecting Copper were presented. progress of hese their soil became esbeested. eel A Petioles was realised from a phsee In llarwickabire, they w e r e o bli g ed to costert their provition-gentiode' ipiest she Salt. Denies. • A m eg i t t oe . wee received The h oe Ayr, velum t h e g eoi d, / A , into - Sugar Plantation'. ' y typerienced great ;tie.. i lige Arylain MIL . • . ficallies in obtaining soppily', particularly since the r A Member will" to know hat " mile it was intended to close of the American war e at width time restrictions porno, respecting Se progress m the bill. . • • -..., lard BUSHING said, he la owl/ postpooe de f. rasher discus• were laid ...i their intercourse with ,the United States. eme of' it to aday which would laird 4.140 r •ipponssoity tor re- They were obliged to obtain pririties) either from angxestioas had opia-ow front scudand. - It she WO tif tlse Parent Stole, from the British Colonies in Caned', I t i tt lit smuiss nut give a soffseient ogponanity, is was probable lasksliauld still postpone it fur a fortnight or so. Hr via, willing * or the Ness •al islands; but only in British ships.— alter word., so as to answer any desirable ware-ea.—Or- paiiiig she scarcities which tome prevailed for the list I aired 40 lie on she table. ..,,Petitionsagainst the addition's! loathe. Basks were received three 'Airs. they have beets 'spoiled to greater incon *on Halifax. frogs Bedfordshire. from Peteroores.g... fr.. in vented.. es, atid they have not a winch better prospect ; imenriek. from Northamptonshire. from finiegnmeryihtre. loin! a a supply trim Canada this . year. Last 'ear We' the west of Scotland. and ether oboes. : • • 'de. STUB( :Rs Ilia/NNE, brought op the Rep rt of she .;..t ~,,,liana were obliged to Attain. supplies df torts Report respecting s• 'I om the U'.ited States, and Sir JOhn Sherbrooke in A Ossmitore appointed to examine tee Lords' Parr laws. r hi" last speech to the Legislative Body, sillies his ?edam) from Both was received agaiost the Bath Gas - l•glit JUL !lope that dim may be a surplus this 'var. - If thin Lord POI KESTONE obtained leave to bring la a but to -Kopf should be disepvinted, tit inhithitsnts Of the Owed the Am of she 55th et tee Eh*, replete* the a:dia./is o" alaplalos et Jails. His Lordship Moo tirovighs is. the 11111. ' Wootintii,'Colbl""i•Hibo sob' to Eentsidlili.ss;_l *hid' 'rained a first tone, sod ordered to be read a wood Ills ribjoct MOT!' particularly in addressing thelitattee,l die to-morrow. lees to point not the hardship the old colonies stiffer, Sir T. ACLAND presented a Petition form a person at ._ • South Monks% and front AisOlieer person in i:evoa , praying, by being obliged to pay the 41 per relit. duty, Is. as:we understood, for retard to Ole rercsameascea at •uoovey. } miff i ng go the ' . do seder the disadvantages of a bad sage. A Petition was presented Its Mr. FINLAY. from vies- soil, and, esposed to other inconvenient:ma b the hic amen of Grommet spina the Salt Mlles.—Ordered to lie on mars recently settled colonies are not subject to. Be the table. Gee. GASCOIGNE presented a Petition from the. Liverpool ho p ed "ine "Ibud Y would be applied. Eadmege.agoin4 the Live:roma Goa.:isse Bill. . The Bill was posse& The Report of she Edisths .41i Geri se .Bill was received. The Madder Doty Bill was read a third tinie and Aceemsts were mitered -is ,lo the B ritish %Sweats for the hest „„...,1 leo I:tiodistieguidtieg particulars at Gifts and pa/Mummer 1"• — " . •• • - m•siis, A c . 'rt.. Order of the Day on the Surgery Regulation HAMMERSMITH-BRIDGE. Bill was postponed to tbe Wilt of April. lilr'. MELLISH obtaiora leave for a lisll for the construction .stn *Mgt ogee the Thames at Hammersmith. with power to is to RILL. weds Media; thereto. The ATTGR N EY.G EN ERA L moved the Order Mr. ISELLIsti presented a Petition from the Parishes of Rt. of the Day ; and afterwards moved Cite first reading Atte., Ilailsoni, and George she Martyr, concerning Poor , Rasill.—Reeeisrod and referred to the Committee. or the "Indemnity Bill. He - commenced in a l ow Mr. PRGTHSROE presented it Peti t tion, signed by Laded tone of voice, stating, that he felt it necessary to r=liallittmariweotrirjti' pra enul ying Pi t t rii4ute r ta to rY i te ite .; make *Mite observations on moving the first reading, 'betels*. as he had understood it was the determination of ass A htes kom the Lords atineasked they had agreed to the Hon. Member to oppose it in all its stage.. There °lkea' Winsaity 11411. -4flar few observations. from Mr. C. W. WYNN, the Mu- fete , he wished net . tu bring it on at *lee, hallo have Ora : cm was read a laird time. . It printed, so that it should be reed and unders too d Loot FOLKMOTON E asked a - question concerning Foreign by Gentlemen in ell its parts. This appeared to him Olken. • • Lord PALMRRSTON said the mimes of Foreign °Seen the best mode,' in looking to the evenorof 14 or 15 weneemsdaised is the Aresysll•4 l lo,ceisopliment ten ohm for yawn past, to the isetsores which bed been adopted their services, sod that this bad bean the practice, though. they ar omega, • is eke i as receive d from e was aim sow empleyed. as they woe its the Levee, and could by r l. Rd ' 13.11 the Set by the L ag ssr Asyut. .. Hoare of Lords. lie admitted that consideration of sir M. W. RIDLEY had received letters cons. eircemstances was necessary' in passing such a Bill Seising of hardships its the deficiency of _ pay to offi. He wished, however, to call the recollection of the Feis t wWows, Ake. and as to the half.pity of °Ricers. House' to former cow, ; not that the passing in lie hoped the Noble Lord would consider the subject formal , ' times of a Bill of Indemnity was a reason deliberately. . . . . why they shoold now act on mere precedent. He '.114r. CALCRAFT was told that foreign officers had desired to look at cases as they had been ; and at the •1411._ _ pay In this country, while they . were receiving same lime * ion . believed, that though ' circumstances lip pay in their own. . ~ were cot esictly similar, yet, that the measuris .Lord PALMERSTON taidOltat. when the Legion which bad been taken, and t ai Bill now introduied, was disbanded, it was necessary, for . many reasons , were equally necessary. A conception seemed to .ta base as ataty . in Hanover; for * which purpose it have prevailed with some, as to the facts concerning Sae also necessary to employ. the mest skilful 016. the passing of Indemnity Acts. it had been id, ,errs; and they_ were,to be found * *Men those r ho that 1801 was the first period when an Indemnity had beds in the British sersiee.. • . There was %laterally followed a Sespensioe.o f the Habeas Cor p us Act. ,solos difficulty in their acceptieg • foreign service, Nothing could be a greater mistake. If they looked .. ' back, since the titian of the Beeoletion's they wbol4 where their full pay was.net eqeal ' to our h alf - p a y. : Gen. GASCOIGNP.',. observed, that the widows' find in most instances, in all he belie/red eligePt one, *Woos were coeval with- the institution of this th a t an I n d e m nit y - Bill. followed a Suspension, for Army, amid when is morienteat was to be 'rectal to the proteetlith of • parties who bed acted seder inch the honour of Ow DA*, Id Wellington's victory, it Statipmesiesi. Indemnity Bills had been pass e d when 'Weald be bald if lisp ionises were to be neglected. ***bed been oo socli Suspension. Those BIOS had ' TheMetioy BM lif vomed — - • Ileiallimed ,at di ff erent times, according t o the thee '' .- This Maths, Lair Aidtrielmast Bill was nod a thisd esisting.circerastances.• The necessity ip +which those 'who were the Lewis! guardians of . the peach and•se .; Sr J. NEWPORT aisied to onderstand it.' • • eerity - oft the lead were placed, was always ipasider: 4-6 4.sied PALMERSTON ' said, it referred to two' 'ed . be ibis graved of theit coodact, so/tilt* reline of Yseit,; • *split *reviled - with respect to Ceylon, New Abele indemnity; for their Own proteitioi,* rind the itis:•Wlllim, Ake. aid rectified a clerical error: ' ' protection of those who acted ender: them, , :ii pre. #,TiO`i :fl i ee . Igot ilijpqn Capt. WALDEGRAYR,, veoffing what' was unlawful and dangeroes;*.lat .. isiad. • .tbe au rig • Gestlemee,look: to times immediately after thi,Re. t•''' -•-: set*, PETITION. voletioss, whets - the great supporters of it - riecon. Illagiegitieseeted a Petition, very on- toesPhting ant -dovish* plans forth' prosefgelitto s f obitteil •Islolll4/ :Vries Boston', against the prissing one :laws sad lib e r t ies. . After the Iso .- .o.,loghts; .: • . . a of ow libilhomity Pill. He said, as it came from thrall - Acts eon wood to sofpend.Z;; l r Car. .bie'aiegedfatagg he hiFd osomioed its . cootents with the pee.E.Ct 'An joiriplty Act was al. ' A ' Paswid• *last oat. 'Th. leophap, tkoogb. IMlffoill - sod Ilia-objset of thalespesion was tp-sll;kit aid de . . • • - . , 7 ° . • • .: , Z." 11 1;• ~: • ..r- :„, t „ r ot- . ••••• • • : ": • • •_ll, . i , . •bad, • indeilinity'fillewed. = In ITIA ti a ide * Omesiest: '.'Maui .$ be Arse , *sett for thew l'it.iertetelteliereemes. [arab. Int at Viol* Ibilliabbao &wimps Ant wad and the dptinstata-it'llbaffeciadvirtiabwati 'l* 'Nth of . 411111ogri . MI.I if loausmibiaoly. brava as ti paared li> *Opal a ica,;•• • lAJiesK for 11011 diitcrpthi • • - 'ltink di•m shisag v 41461 - i ti WlMlllioadperiaal; e a s : d 4 po ;OM oaf** 910.11.40 , 11 loot Woe in;diaiiiiikadtiat 14 to lett 24,17411. ,- fit these 111 :TOkd Ttrga follotead P" I " 11 while til PB . Mr TO * l l o Pfsise , Ispiatigeo aiWibiAli Sou ' trig;,itia elliteeisottletstiolpllle time ' rlatko*t *theft ' lifigithe l / 4 4" had tikes• as limes aiiimobled•crowdiwiet tatitetboc too , and to appretitenaffseigrattat AW It 'semidry. 4 Ao . Act timp i'Maxistrifes . B.c. for suppressidg' rebellion in' I rifted.. In cirogmetamets sentiekol• It proper, thisanstreti • Corpus. Act . teen ettopended: isetereectintrenight be attempted, led isenthifveslsilli-b"'essitiliary to the - ;Attempt. - Parliament thought It tight en gire.preeec. Alen to those whir 'indeasooriallir-preierre-tiat rob. • the tranquillity ;* hot; on. alt Itelt-oecisiont Wessel ' . rest with . the Hirese to•senositatr dilly • what the isai. "'mei.. of the eiteestairly, eito . eine or Indemirity. Of tote- year , after full canal. • .. .oration 9 'Parlielvene bed elifieght. fit to suspend the e ?lobe's Coiim. and to . give Dowers to tho dice s. tiry of State a nd the Prify Cooncil, which they had 'not it . the ordinary toteraise of the lewe.—. it should by recollected shit' Parts anent had thought ;Nib additional pence necessary during these 14 'Evers. it Would have heels is cross ()effete:ion of Ain't if Magistrates had not acted with vi4oar ; end they' were entitiki to on lodeeinity from Pasliantent. "If 'proceedings weft instituted spigot them- Coeds bf 'Law, they flight be obliged, in order to vlhtend themselves, to . diodes, She soromatioo creel testimony which they hid received end weed won; thtirelrjr. being mad" the mesas of sucking oat per. von. es Shjeets of vengeance': they wish. be imposed io , a - violation of the confidence and secrecy under which - they obtained inforinationt of dangerous de -signs. •If Getithresen looked back is tp noterlosa transactions et thatut 14 or t 3 Monate, they would clearly find that conspiracies, with the view ef.in. serrection i hadillsisted, in order to ote'rtlavrar - the Cancel Gothiftillert of the Bard. Therwareve pea. sans who took advantage of the circumstances of the country, ender which many had nth their moll em. ployment ; and this was done eo inflame their pas sions, by attributing their distresses to causes which -had no alone:ion with them. Great bodies of People were thee assembled ender a false pretence of Reform. Some celled for Reform of Parliament, • while they meant it only es a mask fur they (Hiked therefore to provoke inserrec ilen: the transactions clearly showed the design of brleging.ep large bodies of men for considering, while insarrec. hen and rebellion were the objects. It became a po sitive duty to suppress thesemeaseres. Ha adverted to the Report of the Committee last Seigle', which, after considering the information, mated various mat ters of importance. There was one plan under pre tence of petitioning for Reforest, by Petition., signed each by ten persons. The mambas , of thew might be ten thousand; the Petitioners were. to . come op to Parilomootantltiso Three* in hiamenei • bodies. This was stated' in robraary, sod Marais there was a proof of it at Manchester. He holm ant the projector or projectors of this flan. It teas clearly the plan of a cool, deliherair' artificer ; 'of one who had studied all the words and eseening.,pf ' the laws as they regarded tonsulteoos petitioning, and who studied how to evadatbell. The object was net to get en assemblyvterely for Petitions of tea person!, but to raise an organized blidy, in which each ten petitioners should have a 1 , and each , hundred of them bale a centurion. abject was I not petitioning, but to threaten, emote*, and ter rify Parliam'et and the Throne.. Thine was then more mischievous, or a more snertiletis, project.— Theosands of the lower dosses weenie be takes, 'some, from their employment; oh* iodeed might fare but little employ, but those wide to be induced to march' many miles 'idlest sway o o f ond, or , dothlog or indent, or any MINOS . of supprting the 'ants' of nature. What :was to become of them ? Their very necessities awe hive driven them to the 'tiotedon of the laws, le order to simply the common sweets of eatorir. It became the dirty et the: ' thecyto stop them, thoigle they might oat be is a Libito of actual tumult and riot. They were a due- • -rears assemblage. lie well recollected that, ow the occasion of the riots in 1180, reproaches were thrown net on the Magistracy and . legal girardians of the public peace, because meteor's had not. Mee takes earlier to prevent the excesses which hied taken piece, and repress MO progresssf the evil, which beret at with such am explosion, and produced seek se ..rictiss mischiefs. What would have now bees said 'of Magistrates if they had allowed tea or eleven slummed mimes, ander pretence of carrying peel lions of ten, some up, eacitiag tai tomolt, disordor, and destractios ? last year, at Miliebostor, baton/a , dosroo tile . 111411 Ct was liven en- oath to these. whom "thatik• wee s. act. The Coo satinet's Report last 0110111111 ed, that the proatediags took place span es. due. • The particalard of the trials at Derby tiatilifro the BOWS that eenipiracier mere firmed ) • ..• . - _~~, __ per ( t ( #7 ' • 1 41.- 1 .7, • -.X • • ,h. k _ • . . 1r • • ._;.=.411. -•_ _ _ Obi navara • . vs. : .• 3 • . ;/. 1 . . • • • • 4, : • f r ••• • • .. ~ . ~: • . • • _ • ~it . 11,1. • • %'-‘4l F L ;. ~ ~ ..~ ~ - I fr -.t . , • 1. .• - • -- • - - - • . . • . ._ . .. • .. _ , .• . ... . . • • • 4 . 4A . A . . ' 4:::: %; 9 -61) . • dr ,' . ~.. • . • ', : • . .: . . • . 1 • ~ ...---••••7 • • • • :, • i • - -- • , . r• • •• -, .. , • ''''l .'. . ' . • • i i 1, ' • 1 : !!.'' ' ;- .-. . j. - k . . . 1 ... ~ . • • . • ' ' • . , • 1 . `•., I , , A rO i t ; \ 11 ( * 's V 4.6 • • ..' , h;l4, ..., t '-- . S ! :-.. ' ' . • ".- . . • • • • . . • . • • ' 1-' 4 , ; ... • -a. •.-. • - , ..: •':',' 1 Iq.; 3712 "k' *.,-.. r-,.. ,::- :--, ...,-. . 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' ' es MI i s it, it e tr.,.. - jwitasaatiatates sseggen to r isaiiclitliCo(his o • • . 411a 'a i i 4 t r e r 4 .4 " el ..11.1 . sdeleested •:' • '''.. •-• -:' ' • • ' - * _ IPtit erta "'lir "eat' P A P isP 41 the ""'"'"'"'"' W tied 11111 . rrais .Ol rtitresitlagvoe2. cases enter • • I . ~... no' . , ~ • . 64, pop' s ,. 4f Waft who r .e llul I and "mo o d alii fleir . -Senetytips biraiwasoirr tot or. . • ' • ' - • • - • lti apf •• •.. ~_ r : • 11111. p." ' ' lipe=l thr n sgh. the period 110 I . . . , 0 0, '` ..ll° : Ctl aL"" tt CE"A attl. ‘ l 4 ll = l " l 4 ‘ ll•l° ' yea it' " ' • the Palle Bselbi./k. , . ,- 1 ) ‘, , o . . OIL. .„ . sotnip‘cla ~,,iliw • • los. bk . dire of iv,'" looters far itrik Gen at go* lee , . . ad. . ....' #* thiLltiii 4sl , . g tia Mits ii: iowei Lift *Ai'? 4 tEl ' f r "' 411.1 e at Cheltea. witbanst as nose bri ga eagalme‘• and %berg, boa tti l A ;,. • whist; ha ' • MAW . - leiglttgl. lll9l6 _ : - limit he Mawr* Me deoliwal to Wheelie signed a PeCtitia roe •itikL .11.1 * _L__a . n ili . II".A . 1 ND 1: 411 2 4 - 111 :7 . I : l ._ l ',• L '• .. . if o poili f . g . Tap. Ida '. ?- • •; , o•Alireky-lirestkite :oh• , • re efertee se . r ieb qiii l'olihriteteuri adore and redrew br airwaves. ThiePetitiwit a Wl7°2 / 1 / 1 1 °I I 11111 Ili" IV °I M ' , llk . 1 , beettil,riptli. awl ate et sic 4- he 'hoed as the 17a eiJuly law. steer «Web ii. reopen!. rnhio Mr. U. MO, and motet bit. spprOblities o sal* Ca disper s e sine - • litaire le. M.- *-.• .. i • • ' Ote sake 4 Iteteker soak plate; The Petitioner slow coo- t his F mk „, I ,,, doemi g. d bas re, a lo rea tb:of thingirob,. perposer, -'' aa vii t' o b isi l lt*frie e emil o re i r itette r r a" re4"16111"1" ""dil t .rd .f "4 *h. radG l :: 41.".."6",saneenshatetvcribbseCt bred the rheigedOn 'ls la =flat liPiillia , la ate., °hen the y lest L' .. . a f.„ - • moo,* iloa - I lls; 'eatitidok4 and 'ready far imOs ak be wit kat. Petioles. TbePe4itteaer cowhide**, . ro)log, n•otee 1 coopoith la obb suit 60,,si e s, ottbo u t posed to indelootry • N their WitreliabIL ' •• . • no we aaderslood. floras enquiry inin•isierualettsidshressee „ h ic k t i e inho u te _,,. _. m g. t i oi ri ii i ma i l hart t a m ale an d re b e lli on •• • ... .0 ... _ --„,---. . -1a *of labs rermovil fame Os elks wh Oa be had heier.-41rdered to "le ".... ' • I % 111 • X 2 011 l' S. • for •kr A tr. ROADS - then the hee"iitY a! lar itL a tz..*•l o l e e i".a I.Fitnit .ro u se d a Masa ream the is- ..;to .4* ....i now tln. aitaantiiii& it *fa fthii teethe mi. Corps Act hid teed . • .. 'r; I Y • M .71 • ~, ■ • . i . ' .1