The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-31 00:00:00

DIsTRESSRD 3714711 OF AORICIP SUFFOLK COUNTY MERTINO. A Meeting of the Preebo'den of this held at Stowe-market, on Tender last, in of the following Requisition which was the High Sheriff of the comity (Phillip . Esq.):— " r. thy undersigned. request that you will he plumb to colleen a Muting of the County of Suffolk, es as early a day u may be novelties.. to take into • atlas the propriety of presently, Petitions to Partinamet on the went alanitog and odparalloled auto of A cultural Distress." To the Requisition wore attached the seines of the lick* of NWOk. Lord Hostiogield, Sir H.Senbery. W. Parker. Sir Robert Harland, Sir W. Rowley, and it W. Middles... Baronets; Andrew Arcedocku. W. Adams, C. S. WHIMS. J. S. Casluurse. Robert Bugle. C. W. Fonoersas. J. Grigsby. c. Harvey, J. W. D. Merest, J. iforley. J. B. Smith, A. H. Simard, J. F. Leekamp, Requires, Ste. The High Sheriff rotund the following answer " In compliance with the above Requisidon, 1 ilimp point such meeting to be holden at Stowe-marisi a Tuesday the 99th inst. a t 12 o'clock, 4111 Hall (Signed) " Pruitt,' Bennett. 1011.111 As early'as II o'clock in the morning a costlier able number of time landed proprietors had entered the town, and each neeseding moment ushered in snide of the yeomanry r at 12 o'clock the leading street of the little town of Stows Market vras crowded to ex cess by persons who were the appearance of respect able cossery farmers. As these was so holldiag in the town anlisisotlyspoeinas for t ie.ccatios, the meet. ion was of notessity held in the open air. At half past twelve (Mock four large waggons were drawn up in the market place for the accommodation of dun gentlemen who were expected to take an active part in the proondlogs, and around these the yeomanry stationed themselves. While die meeting were frith nudely awaiting the opeslog of the proceedings. their emotion was attracted by the approach of frig (coining in from the Bury road) in which sat a man holding up a pole, at the end of width was efilsxl a piece of white linen or eons., in frame. with the weed "Reform" painted upon it le largo black letters. There was also to be observed in the crowd a placard retention/log Cebbett's Letter to Farmers " as a document widdi pointed out the ad vantage of low prices, and refuted the injurious doe wines of Sir. Webb Hall. This doesmont, to the placard, was a practical illastration of s Tir d ti petit of low prism for it ellesnd to the pabile the whole of this saleable and wbelneonse advise at the small charge of two-pence. At fin minutes before one Ode* the High Sheriff, Attended by the Noblestn andileolesee wise signed the Rnsishlos. sod wine anon we been already 7: 0•4• aeon venom We observed meeting to a question which be conceived to be of vial importune and of lidispotable argeNcy. As the nbject was one of great dillicolty, be eboold have preferred givin a sliest Vote to attempting to ester Into a diseeseloi es it, to which he filt himself per teetly unequal. But as he wes compelled by • wan • of duty to come forward, be should take the liberty of making a few prelimisary observations before he catered es the business of the day. It was itapossible to aped, is a meeting so sontstessly and variously composed sti the meeting which be then had the ho nour of addressing, that there should be complete neadmity of orioles but be certainly did expect to noel in it a complete unanimity of inclinetios to save themselves aid their families from one common tale. -•-(Cbestra.)--He was told that in considering the causes of aid remedies for the present agricultural distress, he might to amidst it without soy reference to politics. If by laptiry they wen to detect the nun of their present distress Is the nal of pnblic sten, bow were they to reprobate those acts without andieg a stigma upon the.. who were the authors of them ?—(Cheon.)—Tbe care with which some gentle. men wished to keep the enact of Ministers out of sight, reminded him of the language of Papas Bre/- goofier, is the play of John Ball-0 , You'll be so good asset to be seeking of my wife in say priseace —for It *sold set be becoming to me to hear her 111 spoken of, aid f know yea en't spate well' of her without telling a big lie."—(Looghter.}.3o said the present sapporters of Masters; aid u be did not wish to irritate them. be veldt do his beet not so • touch upon soy sore -placese•-.(Cheen.)-. ?kers were, he believed, two pants; and sot more them We Wen. epee which they woes oil sired. •• lire AA of tkom was, that *elbows soder which the cosolerotter laboured was almost insupportable; bad thr sitcostli. drat the satin mast either raise is means to meet Ate present high abided of espeuditere, or cat dome its expeediton to meet the-low level of its • But though the, ail agreed open these two points, they differed spin oilmen every other, sod broached of each is varies diatetioes• In search of various 'remedies. On elan if gentlemen taught. Agriesiturist was to hid his saltation is the core and aU. other Arinitural•prodose by mesas—that was, by Acts of Parliament im dialn ffilf•feiff• gm" imported Tg, so as to proven the fortigser from the llogliab; grower, in the base mar , such terms its would give to the latter rosia enable him to pay high rests. lash ;h. tithes.--(Chen.}-To seek relief cbassel, appears, to bile to be at ion improdisoble.• Brides, ho would if the Aiviewkosists who deemed it 'span's% whether they thought it such as sag tbef wishid, is mod altd lrea•facturieg &nes 4.0 ,f w i‘• :lower odds; A . sha yeetri ,..4, ere stems ocalamo (y Weslaco - et 'eery wriesc •nomausy. aid icepile - 01. the Sectersdiss 1 11 " 00 . 1 T. 10 there wife tf!!'2 l4 4.‘ ' 1 01 0 ,1 1 4. . 0 1 1 .400_ Wee k 1484 . r . 4. ~..-~ Agrieshare. 'Lamson* dispute s As howoverssave. *a% it milks have bees Ols Me m thassurreasp o iliesh, fat of that amen. mein/ ask did oftor the peat est. i pesditare of e.sadsheerestdebtwilebit bedj ileb it cost:acted is a depreciated paper. bad been Seiner** the raise of all find imams. to depredate !be Kole *tyke farmer. mad thereby to eases die esiilag VA. eskers' distress. It was anamemary tee his le dwell apes the eztem of that distress; laded it was teo paints' a anbjeas for him to follow. The labouren had no essployasest. bemuse the Wean bad. ass gamey to pay she... lodged there were. in the musty of Suffolk elem. theme& of labourers subeistier es the feels of their respective parishes. The embalm of the fanner was even worse that that of the labourer sl sad ke verily believed that the tine• maid shortly cone. when they would be absolutely usable to pay their rents. rates. tales. sad tithes. One of the ree sous which bad 'adored bias es mate is that if "I" was contained in a letter which be bad emitted a will or two age from a friend of his owe; antredsiels. their pereissios. be would reed ta ales: It *ill as follows: . " Dear Sir Henry.—Haviug alluded an agricultural meeting at Sly. Thursday last, whore pidgins to both noises of Parliament were arid Apr. veer re spectable body of landowners, fanners. Ise.. each a state ment was made of the distresseil sitneden dose parish in particular, (Dowshani. sear Sly), tbit I russet refrain from explaining to yes the eireamstauces at die present moment prevailing is that 111-fated village, *bating that very possibly yes may judge it worth while to men tion the matter at the StowmarW sustiag on Tuesday next. as indicative of the fats which die country at large mast inevitably experience, if some material relief indeed is not afforded to the Agricaltural Interest. " I am, Ise." The explanation of the circumstances alluded to in the above letter was as follows: . "I. A distress is takes of the Overseers' property for the Isle of Ely rate, made more them six meads. mace. " 2. A distringas from the Exchequer, for the As ' sewed Taxes payable lase Michaelmas, anioseitieg to nearly 2111.1 i. • "3. Tithe-audit last week for payment of °sly one 'self of the year's tithe due at MicWasas, when fall 9.loths of the parishioners were defaulters. " 4. Application for sixteen distress warrants for poor rates. the Overseers being totally astable to collect the poor rates. " b. Five bosses (two of them very priodpal saes) abandosed. _ _ _ _ ha l ve ' 6 no . I t 'e b r e y rn fre a cit to tly A d y o t ri h n i g the 'e Nor d it: l loF r , , w the 4:47e allow ance; but the pear have been compelled I. tract the others. till. in the course of the fellowleg weeks, they have bees able to raise. from smote, the proprietor", ea f &lest mosey few that parrs's."' The Ilea. Sweet maistaktei that all comisent apes or theadtel a stets erthlafitrels or ite nemeses- they. le spoke for keelf is stnsomisniesge any be mild mirky. The salt sikune Of'. It !M to 4: be foiled is der ezumillve- treatise th ~.„e ' ast;/, The interest etthe Itedtord. the" '. eat th7fla. hearer went the URN; and the of the distress aid the distress lteelf,atheted them a the MN pro asitteis portion. IMOsi 'eras warttestth ' hdo dis tress ? Niadlittlisti diminSdeit . *sermon' es tabliehmethe eflikettinitent:* - . mill it illitrz. penal te re.. Md . mob 'IOU'S* distrl tiotio, the. bar thee. of the state as sreeld relieVe the sad the load of taxation adder which it them !sheered. Be shoeld take aP no more of their time with his obser vations. but should proceed to read a series of resole dons. to which. Its framed. tLat they would give their Cordial approbation.-- (Lund cheers.) . Mr. J. W. D Musser read the resolutions. They were as follow;—. . . " That the awaits mid samplers of laid in the toasty l ef Suffolk are sew labeerieg seder asexampled distress.. whirl Is the awe alarming. because it does set appear to result from temporary or accidental causes. " That we esanet mann is the &menisci that our di► tresses are ow: samosa is the prodectioe of corns wemoot toa d Flossy as a curse, but we fear that a decrease in the emoted Imo resulted from the lament-, able poverty of the people; and we desire to see the coo dition of all classes so mach improved as to ensure steady prime to the fanners. aid employment to the la bourers. - " That sunseelve tesatiesis theme% cause silhat dis- tress which is crushing the landlord. theft's*. sad till labourer, the gross amour of the low fir shove that proliortistrwhich the income, of th e se is able to semis. mill their effeetbiving bees peravated by injurious *redoes on the - enrreacy of the - Tells. " TheeMMulteeti fres s paper tummy ii that of geld hid is afoot engrossed the pelts of al is, ms! plying *ma pat.'s salaries. et plasm, asi es of the fuedbeiden, al the expense of the and trading iatereeth, " - That if feeds* asd for mere erectus) ainteeres .. adopted the villef alb* Mgrisalteiists; • toes and maples of leek • and artless" wile use ehiellythiseedest !he Aileen fee their support. wmat sick Isis irregepakde swim • " That dm deem of agthoultim akthndy Illathiss the farmers from empfiytsg lho Maul* .Poßtill+ Pm tends to degrade the eetelidee k to train; he * apt ti t , mid to deals,' the !adopted/ace of ' labourer. as welt as to aggravate the everwheimiag premere of the poop' -- 4 - ;That the lauded property of Ilagloodk buttbesed exelsalrely with the support of thwaseraphoyed pee% with the realatessece of' .sr Cilllftet sod with charges from which other property is exempt ry &wally r *, the contra. Wet of the branches of ear 1 ' o try **joy fromindties sad prow:ties whir the agricuharlsts its exiiklid. Uudor lids double lite*. lity, they filed hbrpesellieco boat NM sweat of tax. adoa which is dameded hes ham of assimiallif the 1. 4 1.8 din sod illitubliakeiskjiteevesameat„ aad of the Inter net . satieuel dahL . ' Th at 400m.iient mitt •b hi et* dosed , sod So tho ague posolilo-- set merely W dhurigeliallaferkr clocks, hex iirtili sheildoo of ell moisecomery phew sod hy *Ka wr* ageism I. the charges epos the civil list, ae well sal * s. la: allkial salaries, sad ki dm egoism if shimmy, sok**. opfroshis of . OVA. mit *thief i lilt If /PO* OP t• $ll l l l O4 Owl, liagioat; t at the gnat ammo et . ajay 6 **Mei la ae larpol a rtiki ai Ilk mut is *slue bemire uer auXeriief eat . V the dipreektod.pepOr ho do Dhow put-of • debt has bees apiukork" f••^ '. Air Itotiesi itaoadtaxpa , ovary Oleg that -babies salt, _ r.. ii I as "hi - balm Irsoireltd M t. was onosubjest. Uwe.% which had nether* touched as IN the Resolutions a• ressagly as he iambi ban wishOd. sad that wee a strict retreochinent I. the ex.' Familiars of tin state. By retroooliment he did hot swag the wee topple( el of subordinate clerks, with isferier eateries. bet retreschment In the many util• Kin which were expended. Too much praise could 1 sot be gives to that patriotic statenne Mr. Home. sad be trusted that the day "wild net pass over with out the westing expressing their seem of his Invites. —(Cheers.)—Many members of Parliameat bad op posed all his motions of eenomy. bat bad prepared themselves for retuning to their conatitueote by cam phorating him.—{(hest sheering. and cries of •4 Hew do you like that. Goods ?")—He unease no per moil allusion to any ems. •The Noble Lord thee male some otmervadons upon the recent change in the currency sod the valise of mash and stated it to be his °pieties,. that Hawley could be restored to the same value as in 1794, a few shillings more of pro teetleg duty would be saltiest to satisfy the fanner. —(Lead cries of II Ni, no.")--.Their great object was to ',crease the donned and to lessee the supply .f eons. He had a wild project in his head. which he could sot refrain from meetioning. To increase 'the deemed he proposed to snow Ooverameat to go to market whet' cora wee soder 30s. a comb. and this would create a spirit of speculation which was sow wanted. To 15.... the supply they must shut the porn entirely against foreign con.—{Load exclama tion of ditsent)--Well, then. they out have it their own way. Open the ports; but tonid the farmer then exist ? lie was afraid this eoustry would be reduced to the state of Ireland. Hat thoseh his idea of saving the pockets of the farmers did not meet the appro. hallos of the meeting, he hoped they would go home satisfied *bat all had been done that was possible in seeking the means of relieving the constry.—(Ap please.) Lord Dormice (the eldest son of the Earl of Strad broke.) wished before the meeting separated, to take the liberty of saying a few words. This was the first opportunity he bad had of expressing himself pub licly. therefore he thought be might fairly claim their indalpoce. He heavily concurred in the mullet MI. which bad been read by Sir H. Hunbary; but he was sorry he could not agree with him as to the sense by which reductions were to be effected. Owe great POO of our calamities was the toe sudden return to payments, though it was certainly necessary to oar way back to that wholesome state of the cireul a mediate. I. which aloes there could he stabilityro• Another gnat name was the lacrosse of the Nat West Debt. oesesloood by a war which was deemed seem sary—(No so)—which some of se disused necessary ; aid it was troll words eneidaring bow that debt wee he paid.. He bioneW wished to set booed cheat; test did est thick that low prices could have inch 'tgrecs is restoring the prospeeity •f the farmer. The t plan of alleviating the present agricultural dis tress was to get rid of the present corn laws. and to prevent. though mot motirely. the importation of &nip, inn. Mews rose to as soormses prin. be would wish the ports to he opened. set indeed as sow. for three months et a doe, but until the price often bad drop ped to its pelmet incl.—(6ra disapprobation.) In attending the pretest speeder. be had no private ends tergratify. He bad no other desire than to benefit r' :ekes's, and is protect the liberties of the or- - lApplause.) • Mr. Maasstr stated. that be should not bare cams forward epos the present occasion bad he not tbsugbt it the duty of every man, who rained his persoaal, freedom and independence, to state his madman 'Feely sad maafelly, at a time of general sailed*, sad distress. He for one looked or the Bank Reetritre tie. Act, or as it bad been sometimes called the Ins& net Ant.—(Laughter)—as the chief source of of the disease by which the country was now allieted. It !bad enabled the °overeaten% to carry on a imastespaa, sire and assecessary war; and by die issue of a de• persisted paper, to eostract a debt, of which it bad be :come morally impossible to pay the principal, sad of which It was only practicable to pay the interest by aubjectiag the toiletry to an overwhelming taxatiee, which was set only wasting its present resources, but was feedbag epos its very vitals.—(Cheers.)—in ag ,gravatioa 4 this evil, the country was compelled by the Bank reesseptioa of payments set, commonly called Mr. Peel's Act, to pay is a restored currency the interest of a debt contracted la a depreciated cur rency ; whereby a fall fourth was added to the debt. speculation was paralysed, and agriceltaral produce dropped eserhalf la value; wills poor-rates. tales. sad tithe., remained exactly the -ialso.—(Cherra.)— : traLikb Male of calardiyishe.. sesnaeml ? by following the viaiseary plans of Mr. Webb. Hall-ms , not by milling for restrictive dirties on 'weirs cots— , bet by redacting the load of tazadoe ' aad cold &Ewa the expeaditare to die loan plosible le (Cheers.)..-He might here be asked, bow would lass Sties he tedeesd, without breakiag faith will the aatlonal creditor? He did not rise there to a. soca4 smell a vosasstet but this b• would sof** , that some moil eapedient must sees be resorted to.* relief were sot *forded to the distresses of the andel. The only 'remedy to which be' Itiokoll forward ae diciest roesedy, was a Reform is the f 111110111111.• imiss of Parliaaneet.-40teers, later,baglodWidt ewer approbation;) It' inapt sash a valor* as woakik vender tlinflanoie. What it onirbt tq lati-tbe repress., tativesof the people and a sheet upon (iarreniesenk' of briar-'bat it new is, the representative ' onitietwand a cheek open die people. 7 4l . K, ) Tim bad beer/ told that Wens bad with lie. basin's, fee witleb Eby woo - ear ny.aaannibind. This assertion he mast bier leave al hold dew', Tlsetiaestioa . of reform was • most y oenseetotliitli it. aloft it waa owing to the repernevaadoa deb* peep* sad to the ems& *ant of a ipellinient cheek on tho lavish exposit . IiaPRONIO; I.lmit *in of their .tall' were at sloisistp) Is was forilsk w se .' 40ii 111 14iss - woold..of sink t" 11 OtAlastillellb c OM wets • • 4/11elli-Powlie. land .tin ..17 vow. ~ f me.) we had sher tifrisaltsral The Marques stvicabural I- - aftie ill the , horse up assists their . they bad • eight be treated with huh. el thus, if ha eidnitt be within a sheet puled takes p 1 thisagheat that he ehosid Iwo to r am with jut comlommetios had for all the miseeissme" then.--(Lead Aerie) Lord envoi:rm.-4nm these Resoidtiess, that his same had set be this Meeting. He Conti bored to do se speedy. 4 from Aga's/ the ritpahlthst responsible for any resolatioi the Meeting of which he V' prehesolos pas sow ustdiewt. the resolatiose Mei* em alined less of the illeetiag. some of tile roselatimit as he was a irked Is reteeselssest o reeomastnidatka to that this illeetlag, as such speetable a quarter always , He trusted this day would together. to discus their juts in view bet the paid meant f , r them the attaismost spoke as a native of the emu/ self the proatedises 'of this rest county that high intelagence which had tone of the resoleloos swum the atteatios of ries was summary to teeeebeiest which Were, Oficial habits of every to think that Moisten parsiatosy ; they tusked a strong espresslos. The , it was because the resolutions .lote the object they oil - dictated by a party • .appeet. Mr. Oooce ease forward, which prevailed be tram usable •anwitierable Ism • lb their Repreeeetatives in to let him say ea* word. Leaded a Meadirar with mot They were here amhebled they were eae as all (Cbeeve.)-1( apes a s . meaty distlegaishediteelf, bet is. opiates 'terrified, a oat same of ammo& all tidl ▪ lamilerd sad tearati. Parliament wrathy @Ma g of which aped tba ameMet 'dosed Si Its impermatee, okra as as ladividaq. ' meat. 'Last Swims he their coadltisa, sad !amongst lash Meadmee-of were Meade se 11 tern. the Memberlor toe 011ia Moid, however. trailtrar isles/era were opposed wield have shear bread bt• nimbi the litreser. ei .their best marketa.--(Leed isatiee that • autaafactaxer ► he bad eight at berme he sacrificed eight. He wield extreme It, sad principle, advocate economy lug the time he whale Parliament. posed taw tau—set that ' net to be so assay soldiers. let *ea be supported : was the Malt Tax. That sexless. because it kept dam. He liked to use the lar was sot as advocate for high **o we the famine ressarierited. la what bad been said - oarrency was the cause idealsted whitlow pratecdag Armen mach. There 'lBo9.7{Glassetses of Member said he wee lassusikie base threira sat brim "bieselkbat persoaal coasiderbtiana gellio pad. . Lod away llama% breetoplables bad , bag' elistreart—when swap : giu option ip other mime sharp of Minister! ha seatimeste, end beamed ohs lissoletions. beguile - stes dy. that taaaticir aaniatta the situation is which they with the Law which it r west at the Sas* t tie Op, and by which the war reel's MN, -wire all aresamarles, theaerit apolitical dersto.-•' and privations which WI sellhdlog. But 'bloat of sub he soda jest followfroar,tbat. measure alma wilt it wireirawe It it wen possible at is. all (boss who had salrerei was ready to say .that peasalloo. Bus this the oars would be worm Dee withilet sallmfrillit *IF+ hatable to that madam k Was iseilissei am% evamesly• litobtoeetad aroliedrla fowl ammo. --~ _ . • 7 t • P 1 I ' g I that the bib ot Grafton. Lordlioory Plumy, Lord Paao4h, thairat,Nariloaald, Hag" LP., sad several other g=:C! •f. apok sad aka/aster were prestos 011 the At one o'flock the High _ the meet- .. 4 Oti;rod . eaussatoo, ear tit porpess of alls• etseltig ilivoohjoete sioestl ja,Hie Heiwisitioa (which was read the Hader Sha h'.) Sir H. Buttavar ease forward to address the amt. leg. He begged leave to call the attention of the _ _ 1 11. slot wish to What Viet so • lamb spot There were. he holi 1 i brit refitio. %Ns 1 Cok of drys woo. c01114,11~ taboo the rOOselda. that the I sa Root idle presto vet iota* its expel moat& • But them Foist% they stiffen branched of each various remedies. thaa,lha Agriealtur pAoirt- sirs sod artific al seals--tb gosioils igh dude lato. mots:. I comp. ; ug with the kg! , tlf.filt !Pp sal actefi profitsas womb tages, apd bigb i t 4410 ouch a cha isPAftsket ;ad. i i alltabst parties ol pogoirollo awl ot possible to gOt sic titijill tie too IP”A• er 9 tlikquiti.up i til , . tbeseNtolli In c hial L . Mass 4117 9 tit gai slin *al , • Zer t irii . grt . . ''. . . I . ,1 , ,P 1 '`- -3..g 1r , "•,' • , I A. TPI3 terAT ;..; . I . .. _ .. - • ... _ - _ ... - - -- ---- - emir - im0...c00 MMS. woo A i is . .;" 1111 4 7 • • io " 41. i s pr .! take the Übe/1y Of Z i '..; V Wilds they were I In "t ill 14.1 111 i rp t i li " 4l°P. 411 " Iii ja. 14 a. i ass .) was the ;Or UP i lk the system. sad badly ter tererea.—( 1 misty As itr!po. t , aid that d . Sieetlag. Ceseelviag at be CI. , wog .itled that Minium I eeneettaauce met - hid Imasodungie.a.Jegoosin.AL.mor thequeeedea of 'grim p ternoitea t o Aid =, e eit — p m p a g en p qm p o ur easud r i o sir 4tbe l ie r kieg, he hare met It. The N r• Slip Ileaset, me , was wa is aga6 4 vow forward with to ere tie sappeet to the that the agricultural .... . __, csaamal whir Novara, *lbw ilbesimod wort opootodeta *bleb bellow Mee nal to die. limo Seely, der 01 the melee to nada twin plank, NS SO mach the tea. ed (Cheers.) He stood then Wi t ; 11 had shove ea wilderness to s ot shard distress, SS they mi g h t% largo= of Lertadoederry had ! I lemma waste ammo sf sn ow . e PPM vie Web trey hi sir great aid leiremieraidid, t Mamma abat elm esel to 1 k. iliinteld telt that peaty. I Menema to see Ant Mem. gust cheep of *ilea h a t eat the cemstrye rid he try* an its dip ea - AM Ow, e fe ci sewatien boas she pospie of de l ; Pieswiticb thy bad amillid opsd 1 1 -1 qq • ire. eal t rid "d apse tserft le reg..l k i.ea albaisft vie endi bikeld srati iiirtr s led he sit sty, the be had hoe erkl i f4 *Mime by as alwilllageessel s reseladmi which might psi i 1 it ha did eat spine. That ep 1 motliess. sad I. was Please tla esedind to' tbi inasediale . He . meld bast slated ells ma nem dtMitsMtb waded; le I reareeohnise. iiimjeked do t that Mint email ememate iia A romeesienetlin 'from se ; always dams die greater leg multi elwirthat sea might their eilieelfieeviith as taste public geed, Usailmity way etalemost ef their whim w • ineety, sad he lettered him of this day would rd. dee !it plea, for agricultural still eel oi se long dietinguisked It. fi t as was such as would imdtil pf Parliameat. Such M emir overman those obsuiebili, pre, as it WAWA wimeedup ,lib al ry Admialstratime. if was ei Mrs wield epeetsMpEeli eedi mired le be Impelled elk all The • Noble Lep& repute id soled... were ealeitiand r p all bad I. sieV..awd Sire ell spirit, that ho guts them II forward. bat from the aims la maids to ob:aln a haled He the said, has befog mil is Pariumeat habeirged efibm b won pMas.re'tbsi de *lntel .bled tot f,7r. party parpmw• I eagagail le the moo cutely. ntlls necesien morribusissides see at de*. vie noe, Wie s mild • ail lifter apt moi. Is poi.* Ads gemstones* Jain *din eley at lave trield ktispit. cr. - Ile wished to glinVee* as well as a Mutter oQuir be swiss; hisnaelf to Modiste paanased for their hisses wee the Ilium eg C• 0•00. • lgtioulteeistar and te 16,111, asses, nisei @dim. Ile ni nr. that the naidinsidirmi eppoesti to bet. led tMi Ibt led aid mese. sit *W el li the mansferarers lost sae d -(Lied elmess.).-44 mei la wee had emir* tap.akei. sip that, is fact, Minimise it. km* his duty iatrailleli. I would. without mossy and retrenchment. Der . • Parliament. he had always tat he newt to say these mei diem, but if there weremillm4 I in some other way—sag dee 'bat tax he always considered sb• kept down core. sad nee Mgr the per bay their beer eh= to for high prier. late, miorated. He wisely pen before, that the change is tk of distress in tie emotry. 'de • win duties would .servo the had bees a proltibitloe else diserprobotillll4.•4ll* Ara assualble the hietairbie i.e ie biaseelk bet be sierissisia is ja Ousgmir we set, that War es salty ed ea gine Ifni the muses etas meallsed them as leers Del PS, bet all laying sheet esti he was called spots N sailei. rid do so shortly. filu Ise they stated matillf7 l 4. tarriatto excess wasillfresemes they were sow plie4 lk! it produced ; the stopplUlPT e ortideial mummy this itw war was carried is; mid into' temsearles, if not priaelpsh vastatioa.—Nteers.) To dro he auribatod all the headier re had suffered, and awn e" it stopple( to distims the mile say wee word apes Peel's Dill mettomose which wen " ire; he agreed is all thitiliP • [remit I. the ltesolationetem i at this iimo , is distiegele isiffer bad eJ , by its dais fir o i peratiee: air es t they wueld impossible. 04 o theses, ideeme.—(ippless o at el the difficulties were Olt k IS was clear that the lal" *sly by it. sad SO WO. th. • way anus" ed del W s. •