The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-16 00:00:00

ire _ The Honourable ought not,t4irie reed nue Minute of Connell without reeding ,• and he should-hare considered the Minute or-the .Duke of Purtland% Cabinet as arising 044 4 1 00_0 10 0 5 ures adopted by Lord Grenville's, Cabinet. If tite - lion. Gentleman did not mean thaftliewhole should come Out, he ought,not to have read- that . blinoteto. which be culled the attention Of the House. or his owe part he coUltt not' but persist nin :saying, that the letter was the cause of all which bad since - been the sehject of comp l aint; and the responsibility would - .._ rest `adviiwd dbl., dreamt 44 , ~ il,_ __..' 4 tilue ditt ialltsentlY a wide oftfereetat between th e paper- he j be-said coalip!eq6llerest ots`the mind! is i thou who • iitft.reed,' Ititd Uri OtililiCatiOnal tti • srhick he had al. 'leant Ithis+ - .!* •I - . ' • - • ' Med; and *thich Weitt; , aftek . considetti acquittal, Ieir•SAISRES spoke to Order. 'le Tdad U 6 ishjitt of their inijlignity with slanderand Mr. 4/111111REAP odd, shot nothing was. more *infamy." VlAld'ichat; . .heifiegid ask, could have pro: paillemeartary than for the-NOW Lott& XMilt•ar, to ducid thettesttichs 1 ,What! but thainterferonce of I resist- *ether delete on thi sabject oti which ths 'hoin* paOsod Veil Seqoaltied.with the Government of Rause had bee* occupied for • 'theft time, If lie *be crtinfiyl . vyster book. owes t.d es i re to blacken thooght such deify ~.prudent; bb had, therefore, A t ct fti character hf. 'the. 'ior - sael* ihiehited.seritd to , eery eentistently ellesreaa ofportenitOfi l idssi him Wear end purify k i r , rosperi.ll, the person s•olto jof resisting the:fuether program of tit itiksiediato me. toolliierked . diesresetst " itiri,:titra.cilivel the at. 1 Goa for a Committee, its order tohilalrforivirdlthe Witten d tie otibliti'to." 4 "—:-. ‘ hoin:fhei.Nohle: L'ord priors übject. of Aisettsdon. ••.• • is as responsibta.- the nothip woad not ;tor. I ' Lord MILTON then stated, that be was la per. get that the'rrlateia of Aiki:selpiaßly disclaimed ,Ad order, and Noe to more aniadjoettstaitit." Ilitiss likktioe6dfe of'the publication 4A* litter-whir* :et comparatirsty little eiinseq • • Itte Vii krbSgilielsitbjeit ef Mikis* ; sigt„erldt- regard i minted the strange diseldseree, ,. "40 ' • ..* itticilidisitift Mill; • SW diil'ilifit Oe nalwi l liinlif en . cently autdd; but Are he wiss,"•. • ••. • Vin 'titled tedtititli'caltet i l SC* esiabAdypeaCef gaitt limn ia,the coeatry, Alf preper piiariptei,ifualhiPt Or her, ae44010 74 •• "` • . •-0 t• - :-. • . •:t - • laudgmetil l . who • was . net ;hocked" and • &alpaca...* ' ' Ltird!' CgSTIMEAp g admitted , Umt . he did .#1 papers which had lately isade - thelea*itelde complain of illVerislid. italentettia .whick the. lIo: .in an Public • press; Meter Water - tn • trrhtik"Ve, siburible bleitibeti hadraide; the lionsSettitle Meta- : and many *than .144kb older than be nut had hne 4 . 6 her hid confined' himictif to the • Miaute of Council -nothitig brought before the Ohne.. ..He ilthoifidiflii toblch had been 'al*ned I n 1807,. b u t . had totally persons its high situations to hoostatbettatr oilytelllQl itesitted tb notice the proceedings ;n30400,114 Lord with the feelings of Ake public.' tel tithe& Grefirtile's Ca tilnet :jibe Honourable Member, In seriously 'npott what• they were doing. rot theta, mirderlitiivoid the impu tation, . ought. in fairness to take care not t• be saspected : lan& II was hinteli• bare faked together the whole of the `groceerrings; -through what publications it wes t that tech 'hitter . , Ind then he would hive Conducted himself with th e . through information were tethered aid alfwailded tient caiidOui andt oniistensy which he denied to other& world.---Lliear, hear!]—lt must be suspected; that It war, he beggdtl leave to 'sky, unparliassentary to these things were not brOttgiit - ottier itietsbile ez Charge Government with transactions of -which they through each channels, • costteirylie the wishes - - were not knovin to have any knowledge; and, infer,' Will of persons is • hie piewiri as ieir.._. n—ffi : , because 'certain publications. appeared; in different , surprised to hear the - steblegiern tleraalh) OW newspapers, that they were implicapti in chem....l par* *slut of kik publtuadoest' with the remaki _ _ . . __ .... ' Member -•- - of the &blatant& biAliit:lleirse• - by neasievible Member. In the seine of common sense, lie -ireidd ask, whetberthere was ail ikalititie betssiee raid lag the Celacil in that 'Hots* earls. polluted p iwilisar 13-41eehasted the publishers', ibeadviseie of the fabbilittibar, the censenters thereto, the offence of instithW iilta the. pallid mind, poison ado rialuit - descri Could they be called decements it fee the inlialeitt largo to Perils*? " Were they AI to be laid befog*, wises and daughters ? Ms spoke on ttlinat h lr i feeling _,be spokeepou it - • be maintained. by. tbis system, it was knowp that the best regiments in our service.were. those where flog gings were the fewest-,w1410 our worst were such as retained this bestial mode of punishment. High military ckeractera allowed that it spelled soldiers ; some bad ones lt pAglit amend, but many . good ones it destroyed. It was a punishment which Alight be celled interminable; conthe sufferer could neveacease ta'reineniber his disgrace. Its tendency was to-destroy every manly feeling. pm English soldier, ,it might be said;'shosis in the Jeld that such is not the OP. , 4e 1 1 0 Red it would - not be maintained, that the acknowledged. bravery of the English soldier was 'to be used as ace **pent for, or an estenna. qpa of this practice. For some titiogrin thestwelkei wroas, aeakt admit .n 9 pia et just c 401121 on certain grossed* of policy, Or of necessity. Bet ter die up scone - Objects than mile them by . refitting and Inhuman means; but Age, fortenateli, Most deSicable end seas to be *produced; by the most desirable means. There was another object worthy the attention of 119trament; he meant a . 1(1413 of words for the Ariity, es wellasi scale of .poOsinpants. lio wished, that after' a long and . hattrortice, the soldier should be certain of sash A' e niaintetiance as would itetiFe $s future comfort sod elm It Wes impossible net to fed indignation at . media persons who had lost ffielr limbs in the servi e eta* 'country; comp akall tti beg their brea present miserable. pittance being wholly insult,' visit. If the Oldiet were - strictly eutitteti.to a pro 'per provlsiOn, they would lute strong additional motive to. do their aletTp_ _ • Mr. MANNERS SUTTON observed, that he had of routs, inn opportunities of knowing the erecp of the new regnittionp concerning which he cPuld say, that nfs sedoipistiritikad 'been made, which had cot been fully staked.-ATlkarl—Tbe referring animism, charges td GerieraliCoarti-martial hadteen productive of mach . amendmeat. This alteration brought ali.sueb transactioes mkt his review. If. rule* tbafthe system 9f Corporal punishment had greatly abated ; and OW Imprisonment had con . - scantly prevailed lu lien of it. Last yeti the number of General Cocrts.atudd was three to one, cons. pared %slat Oki yeaiil age*;` yet in the whale egpek gale peniiitateith were diminishing.* - Tile Learned °s l.l 4,*in . t h e t t tiOvertad‘ to the eases - lase tie Ifoooltrobro Baronet; whirl), - appeared nion ' Wefts __rough realms their valour sawed ; - and although some of those whom we daily meet in the streets were un doubtedly objects of compassion, yet he was con vinced, with the Honourable Gentleman, that many sot those offensive objects who. demanded relief with such clamorous importunity, were by no meaus.oh jects of compassion. He thought it derogatory to the 'national pride. That they should be suffered , to act so. On the genera/ question, felt convinced that punishment, might be deneaway with altogether; ,a4id he was confirmed, in•his opinion, by the testi. . i rony of many military officers of the highest cha- He thought the discos:buten this subject '4-already dog- -rest deal of good id he hoped 'the Ate iuish 'the were line,,__ belived ',Anson MISS, . :empowered to-order general service, aw a punishment, which :Oeturelly operated more powerfully on the minds of'tupla soldierk,:thioitdidupon regulars. .Sir ,EYR,E , COOTE-thought that this punishment had not beendisadventageons to Dorset vire, although be telg,glatl:to lee that ;it was gradually declining,. Be convinced that the orders wliteh his Royal highness' had tuned, for limiting the number of lashes, had produced the . most salutary effects. slt had made olAcers at the regimental courts-martial much more circumspect and attentive to the qaantity of punishment iullioted, than they had formerly been. Mr. kIERBERT . (of said, lhetfrom the ex. petiestm he had, .he thought ii impossible to abolish the punishment eltogetlwr. me 'ORDElhoug,ht the t the mulattoes of every army should be founded either on the principle of ho- Omer. Or fear, according to the.iharacter of the na tion. • %Vhitever might be necessary for some of our colonial troops, be thought the British Army should be regulated upon the - principle of honour, and that no such degrading punishment as flogging ought to lie inflicted upon any perion who had uotentirely for feited all pretensions to honour. Mr. WHITBREAD said, that as to the gaols be 'fag. inconvtelently crowded, in consequence of that .elause x this was owing to the inconvenience of these parttculab prisons, ithielt. might easily be remedied. He _instanced the case of the Prim of St. Ifetiets s of Jersey. .4.II4FASIQDI said, that abe oircomoeasse• by any means, an objective to believed, that it only meant to Med state of the pistols en this agflesalkrirepoieonment bid superseded then negatived ; and tint Bill through the Committee,, was ordered to-metAosr. rattling of, the Irish &heel Bill was so'nuight ; and the other Or. disposed of.—Adjourned. the daughter of Colonel Iron worthy Gentleman, nho resides _ _ ~.~. Most iottemon and =precedent:4 itted oaths I 1 tb inctv in the neigh- Imre, county of Westmeath, , A named William Lyons, who had' hour or two previous, wag shot indow 'of. his bedchamber, white into bed. Ati inquest was held !tuned* verdict of Wilful Mot .P4rsoo unknown. A man war cCn►- Oi Saturday, charted, on Suipi hoplicated io the toutden.' Astizeso Capanier and C. for.the tourder.of Mr. W. Webb, the week% of the 24th of Dc t* convicted of that offence, Pftt -14rtaignsi far the murder of Mary kit _sararaut.- noa mowrin bit lamented on . , Morning. , --- "IF • - n - ' , T.-14.773. Pirt. :17- -. 7 7-4 ' ll- 7 - 717 v ----- -- - - 7 'Mr!! . . .....• • • .• ,;. . . . 1 •.. • , , .4. • - .. • p ' , • .1 • •.• . • i b • • - I . it% ' 'Mt - . . '. 1 ••••••••cr 4 , N• i ....-.......- -----• - ... • _ ~ ' • - . .. •• p ' __. ~........___. ______• _.....,,.....- - . ..—. _ .. .. Ave, . t. ~e , • , ~.•. . .. . • i land' s cabinot . outlive .. • . ...1;- ,' :":, .. . iitiiir." - 1 , iellicest lid" gut Pa.: l % also cio this. fait a tort theatiol" 1. btg marmot re th e Hen. Member should wet induce disg • him to serenefrom Mt resolution of giulog •no an • and he had tn al co pressim , i mplels . tile tbat otbse tbe .1.11, ' ert . * ' 4 ,` ,. ., , , : .1 ::,. • • f , 4 , 1 tr iad . albile .. .., 44 . X Allole sco a t etr ouw .W t" ell blooper, gavr .,Re ara s tr , to abelitiem isii ja r .: • • /*d raw ": y isso 'when n young ewer to the splesfions. He conceived itimmif to be iron le false 1 . r. W . lllT___ i_l_ Oß2ll.o , MM . . teeded,7ll;_ be . bid . shit imiN tZ p. 41 40 11:'s '•b. Ms .. of Parliesisati raised his voice warranted in refining such answer by the' conatitu • tiOnei praotice of Parliament. If, • hilzerr the no fain imPriwmiy. boo Poly lOW rig be . • e -1 1 , •': 6111 * P it I • . 6111rompity te a s helot o ' mia brought . outa against ieee t a b d e . . sot rook pusiskaset fir the s offe H on bound to say...tit .r. ~- . „ . - . t 4,44.. '"' , . . • • i public mind had keen agitated, - he thou the • i • ~,a . 17 :: ~__ . Illitler.. s .„, , .I-- llea itgoi 40 i adv s .. .h a het hiss wads sat • nee. At . Member had much to answer fur, wise • cense- tele 11 015 ' 1 r:il -., • t 7! '., iit,a • „•. .'w fe'llw -.it - , . as e terribl e 1 quences might ensue , . as he was the fi rst thit hod read , *it . e tia, A! .41 ,, L - ! r i iiik ,.. ' ' , . iv 4 : i: l** .. . r: t -, .;.. . ~ . - . 7 " 1194 1116 g t ° tauch I II" that sailioof i t the officers mere ill win of the-meet undoubted home *P r . -- - ,i i . ' ''1411 ' '7'..;:..1. '' r. 1 ' : I .t. '''' '''4%?4irr ti 1"114 7. - ' 4611"11 47 .1 1• . elterf thatabnia . titt lfait ritessill Opi lasil ni lr e7, - • ftever howe i ve ui r netea • Wei ni :o re w litha-11; •a awn"-. a garbled document in that Home, whiskihad *ital . , r os t r 7 l s .ll Pd a a . comers:: ___ r . , e . .. L 0n.... ," , . ~. . igc ..........y ,.. i ., 15i5a.,...i . 05zategs. t wards one forth to the world, whey, he *koala cer- , i _ , 7 w Prawn tivtillirdpline of th tainly either have read nothing at all, erhave s t u d- , sitooviov. n 4 . iIL .... ..• ,'"• - ' , . : ' ' .:- , . : p . ; ..; . . 1 ~ the whole. 4,4 • • bir..WHITSREAD isseftnded, thet'• *Noble trade e C he ft4714""4"04 " 1111.4"1"111111411 - 11)1flitift Unlink — ' illell".‘ ' - _. -. _.. _ .I*.ord was not borne ouLin dee trurtio be. bad . with regard tis.anyAlatatkdisr.g.tba Labatt! . etio;aga ifygir i t . . Itispett• if. knortsc(Si F ',Burdett} :Ins7liktiv47ol:ll.llnuelitviy 4 same, ~ , . ~ !. , . . .46orredokit. , _ „awed Imottitemry , , . consi...er. " :11a on • -- L r illo4ll 4 .1 641- . . tir i blett;:seele-ledebted , te•the -milieus . '' of the - • Te l d * * farliled Or Mail tal:.. fiVir mad . quiveioni vijklarifffrofer• Allidits.lact i Ads . _ ~ ~ . . z •• i abbe Mr,. • ...f. it Val . . 0411 111 0 1 0 8 Pvvirbb i brought this subject . into othiceision. They * erg " -4, 'ion. , - ~..,.. ... i ...._ /I " "151111"..-:' .114" le ksd Tea ' 1: 411- illi r ss W ILTaiLediDaidatailed that bell m.age soot '. • : . .4inalle4ol•• and in' • •oi • ' . port ~.. mete of °pencil s . froutlho betming to , .' ~ It ' r• I , . . 7-7 ' • .- . im , No . tot it seas hi, :g .*•• 4.tiosoy wo chargei bat *Kt lie kith* . elf b . to 0 . ... it .„,,.. ~. ~.. . . all - r,.._ . !high/till. 0, 1 (Mr. IC. So etOo) re! 48TillVbregght in tliaCclause into meretrgruK• is to the Mutiny hat - whicit. had two - l, •;: 4 1 t ereons',?* Ithad lieen•signed * • laWilibi- ' VaOliti; l'Ad abided, akin= of • ite sil L l P,' k "TWA), ow. - 4, ••.za 0 , To 4. have' • - 4. - 9. . ---. ` ..11 tC."/" 444 /ged to to ff. . Th e m oo t. ',of 1807, ' r ie .k itto abe.whicb .preision b u t what ' ° sras fo in. .. , SO, ,!! 7 , . ~_,... 6, ~ , ,:jd , t . _ ~. ... go at, i had We most beseicial effects ib dimhfisking, in asetbenadisfsthaleYetnwlioesVc;onncitivfleincediPllnsilelfthaleoithpartnnwgtieesnaelietheaolhfact rtheeefroirpemagrreatceiontl I it 1111-I,a_7lebe"i°llmailic'dttien; ; be hod rea d . ; an d il l , ; ro il ( ' t a a,4 she ifoo t i4 o .iodge socials'', and 'thiridelnyisiititioni link Mt .. ~ , - „ „Pig!: peo .. Mk . •Ailt gee!inge might :agretit degree ~the frequency oft at ebomitrable and •;.. t r7s t r el a gs h r i b m led -lue ' piper t Noble, s !rha d t Z retalliil the diffuse' ' bad C . o ll4e t *Cr E lgnlal lfili tet, et: e ter ill ' into ll ' ur 1114 r t igbpp l that . "I tbe l ii t or li a:(l7 4 6 4 l 7 tb : • y 004. he WO liltia between Wee and the Noble Lord ? 'Whilst-be ton, Agree. netion . giv't apatite inbjiff . ... _ • lined thosAff to snetithentic -document, the Minute treat :- thet•the- Hon. Gentle. of Council, Astir and 'netequivocallytumaitiing the 'Sir. VRANCISBIIII,DE' . rT, a ' Tr& Le Ali ' 14 0 . TO ' 4 I N ' , 1 vOrAli iiraddliget il bre ign i t t lB lll" lllll"idie lie ri . , gillie wo; sotheolnoski.rilaingin:P"and4.-..' th attheethat-atentimislishm"Ht4tiwlsaideo,,awkikaseteahs.ntalghifiebitteim.n"nirtlifiLonmteoeitavbedoliisthrYiti,al;G: 1 , ~..1 11gt..- il linse Mban4 ll WlLlik 'rbo eu Y ed tho tt e k gh eir t ~ s at oger Y; ltet hr e Y . . • P Pi r e j o ace" -tpaper et tt a T i o c r i ed .af ro th44 ,an linimi ti kri tid owt . t ellini totelliar the astod ro" I 7o ng etate cli 7 l .thl f st ° he rlier, ctsol# l ld l ' Thill :rlM If; Kebill ledid iMtk*ri l tta . illaMs s' t ill tat :,, L ::, c o : e ti:r ta n , a 4i o gi f i Go :lo :n:leu itm t m th o e us .lifo evidmesia rsang Her itid uld: iier and ; ..Leedagvalr'...4o.446"4:M=i Anwire ttner vit . :.. . , _, ~ , .. ,_1.4. ._ ...... . I,: , , .. ' veveithablittapstakerTheans:(4lll4ev v 414 % 1111- '! . ll7 . lse n (bloygMr.....)hheen:einrsionned.Bl7"°":::lllll:llrrildt:: rs:hrdsto4f the . morning fost, lactated with tiendervie ate. m r , ; , , . '•: -. ii - o'belkood. r e arits, -veil ail . . ,-, ~ t,Cdnille its attestion to I we being broughtout amtoondante ids ponio nmt . . Ae , ,Asseuesen mow u5,„& 881 4,..• . • . • Air ~,7 4 .1.......... :,.... were not stafrequeur4 Holed heard a . s t o n. 1 .. . 4 ..- . .p roew p g... ~., . , iiew . g taken .plece ?.of a ma. who.had received a part of hispanishatt r tr, the faliaboed of ~ , ,hich bed beawßibves irt the: 2C" ii _ir l 4: 9 4 il/1 ! , ~. i _ 6 gum= Contained in the Mintite or Council. how Pvt.,. . t ii..••o ,r. so 2 , , , ..„„ u 1 .' .. , si m i l e. tkop l osa.. *gin lotleaboa r ..w ;eh-tired : not very unfisquently , fence, was acquitted; the Commandiug Officer, ne- e otn lat so r e ry.c o ntr a dictouand,diegosting thould . TM. .„,- . . , ~. „ ~,,', . nf. was , wogs. 74mg ."! V e lPilvtl AO R. ~ isseseLtO limit the s and, afterwards, banjo; been triettfo r anot h er 0 1. I be se he Would not stop to nagairei. but was pa - ' °i' , - it not repugnant to ererilsotibutable feeling, that larity o f their p i , . - . AW . , ~ckaaah certain) si mi l ar toieissolto - olot h ooted or 1 A4 48 , 1 , 14; maa A w i tig , rerthelms,'..oedereal-the black.book to be searched, ,a I ' 'l.- - gniter the Editurt of these ?Vera should be allowed to sit I . lre•golatilien.luid . • ~ , ~.. ..... bmalkiks of ro.•ist4 rt, *Nang to the humanity, discretion, or and indiugithat.therewas•still a.qearttity of the nu. in kuliment op the, IIM:'• , a W a l e s an d assu me, an extraordinarr nature. '.', , turikatiol._ 1.7 . ! tc...' olvulovit7 of the Commanding thrice. ) twice, thrice, ointment of the former sentence was due to the man, I ' . , ' pa.. tho.besis illikii . :ineektdiiiip, tile testimony tht Noble I.Ord (PO '— : "' 666 °- "um" fi!Aeml and efenfourtirnespro metre their.complete sentence. I ordered it to inflicted. As to the fear of a mart 1. . modi o rtid o i ,* mi lik t.lo th di , • -1 10 y te MlMit_b 'if - Coattail; sigised'es that Minute liesse t lif "ever, mi g ht citopoorot tbolotatteno t • Ought the veteran insidlor t .who had Weer offended i fence, could it be supposed that a man vonkl not -w a r• by the N e glit or dlio a pol4: an d by , the other 'them sboeld:peeta it.. fa the &IC idaciii•lta tailt le 011 Woes, to bo liable to have hi s flesh t orn f rom hi s I now use every artifice which he could, to avoid the 11 ,embarkartha*OOVaialientt Thu end proPorOd. by 1 duty tOtill'oohs Nettle Lied. '-•-. .; " back s at ,the discrotion.of some unfledged Ensign ? (severity .of the • penishment ? The indiction MIS . lbeiellieblialo6oAntdriiioiiiiipilitikent The end Livd PALmEs,sroN Asti rise to note s gn. 'Otighi has clam*, his honour, and perhaps his I however, now limited, by the degree of I ' 1 i , se eon; 1 , . •wes-gelpilif end ektratliii,buitheirbjeci could not *Doe or tae whole . . lio ns, on did. Muds* iliii.i ~ ' everlasting happiness ,t o be' placed in the hinds of wh i c h human nature could-bear atone time ; and it •b e - i ft4Ae,f, While and •ef pub ' l'ic virtue, and Lord -MILTON roes again, and ohatnlede ,that rote Young effiaer.?7t.T.he iiiage-Advocate bad ad- was the surgeon's duty to say what t h a t }h e ir was . • tiny . hati f t, al'hiaest . ' t .. lion prevailed. .The the 'Noble -.Vitcount (Castlereagh), .if he dip!. .not mitted it to be illegal, to call out the soldier a second There was another point mentioned by !he Hon. , . . ProPrietefir eterte of *ie . . , rs, had been lately 'say "digest . things of different days,—bd• at tinkr—was that generayy understood in the army ? Gentleman, on which he. would my a few words. • Alstin . goliiiithi bi title, and Ilfineevii and was at all reast die teak of saying the ac n e w ol f on ergot Aa _to th e deaths impto4. to, this , practice '' who could . Although it ores a most afflicting_ sight to.eee disabled % Ames waif .re.Afretf lit cariten•heussi -Titer. was &yrs. lasbolt +cwt.?, sus to mast tbeillbets •4 . what .doubt'thifict ? As for the discipline : which wet to soldiers and sailers, "beg bitter -.bread th r ou g h . ..... . .-,_ - .... ........c. • • . . . _ .. _ _____ 1... hi.....t.i•ossad:norirdiiirpratie Ait'ihia ertinAi rftlagsialihn he maintained by this system- it was known that the realms their valour saved !" and althnugh temp f -hedelready done a great deal of good ; and he hope "that it. *Quid be discussed .egaia and agsio, until r(I ittaialtmentAreambefishasi. • • 4r. tflittnl 3 Strritasaild,.that 1r 'meta* produced more ofreot du diababbies the puuisl , wieet iu miiifa .regiments, than in regiments of tl line, le befitted thareason was, that the officers wei rest 4 -- .7 - 7. --- , , . . , . , I; I upon the heeds• of those whoOsvisell that letter. waxen feeling ..7 be ipekeepen it as au Fsigiblimen t I C s ' corporal pamsnments were diminishing. The i clause, 1015 was owini h *odd al s o' rest upon the head ef * Ronourlible —Eikarl...-. as had: never, he repeated; -sew any rued GetitleMen then Over-it'd' to the cases me n- tr ' :7:jailer prisons, •w li . Ildeinbef.. - , -• - • Ailing se, shameful and disgusting; and iiiis co*. &mad lase yeeiliy the Resents* Baronet, which, ife instanced the au 1 ' Ste. vr willarati) was natty to heeur all pet- T inee4, that ow e w as. iw , Mow dl i wt 4i. eou set a to . s a hie as Nee ' eguta n empire, ` - s Appeared to be all intim island of Jew; 81140 * • tillitkit.• ; S:Aw".4ow . kaUls f illso k * si i ind**l4 . oil ....!,iil L s s l. masser" nuftlivd#l.lll . edjiltk • ;'lmliatil.hitt trilly 114X.S.Pil&sgi . forums .1. OpilliOn., Lirital Itilling AIM the - ris. etie.P••••••tee the largefifeaanY • COMPa all,Sal taili , InerM en 4 ealievtl• Pr oer so - Reen Aes was note ' ilif f sPinillifillity sboutd rest 71ip . tur . bis head , lib* be nis.i Who pehlithel &Mit toisi limit who NOMA tuliii so (Moroi kit, ft, triii not. 'ended:. ( A i i. 34. that no tIM, clause.; and, he h dirtooi t tlarbirliCate tale -iesocitrice it the Princess of to de. f and Otthes• who did net tebs - tlie r hinidfiXt6 ayi rm'id viewa* *ow. Islip mould not My show, from the C.FlaWd Ili 'Wiles l' bat he tristid.titac *bilj i ky would atiri, preset *heir peilbeaflonV , iliiir Mikan Lott aiint.. that 1 . 1 . . we nt .044 o .l iii" - mem. - ~to-.. inetni,„ _leant. account, how . generalt f ' reit • open - the bead, "ist illei g h•aae t ia•ee ..eaupsisy Ze i d vtithit• iraoSistofes.adjesinittenki•illeli irakigt spidime„ , thene tyiniivikt blepegAepa is ;bet suspect, empanel punishment. • and itniultfla, 'keriibieed •ttl' Milne oillogSy !mut ked,i.thellowite went bite nisi eita l sattbe o oi as iiiiny fouitiiiiswer their purpose to begin the The Clauses were P I slander. , The Reese an 4 liW-Gethstli WeS.l4O Pee- • s' - c`railrielMkeilibt?' - 1 :' ' ' streets 'of the. Mutt ono . in a•soldier's dress. It bevies passed threeil it , seisloWof thr det r tialdrole aik.Areeyat i stierting .4fletteMeilliirspi,ilyiAt rilialbtstoavereittried was a different Oki to raider a punishment illegal, to be reported to-met the innetinin °N ail, iiiiissii es and tit.,_ .„.. N. , --; _. j _______:- ,---- - • ' -.- — t s ' '• ' from the 6004 el an opportunity of inflicting The second. reediel wltenthilgoble Leif wai a Vtia t 'cu t oict 4 . bin ; 64 ':C.I to .1141PrialrFr- retie to mere two dallies : another species elfswalshutent, and which was now , fixed for Wednesday_ : w ent al s o '1•4 0,1 0.0 . 4, • , t hr o t t i •••• ,4 ••• , 1 1.• one to *heti& corpend punishment altogether lathe resorted te wittibijifilli. coutifiy Gentlemen slight dere of clue Day were ••• fi gnems : lei r stoi s ly e i • . li pirr o m „ash ties i ota*, et *eel the iiriiest; aide_ i the pe- know , iiiesething%en this point by the additional • *Kea felts sCini _edit - . iagens efere•the Pub& natty, oteashilsring,finetnen.emitesiseloitim olfixr•or number of penning sent to the county goals. With Lady Dotrai.As is t althea 11114 d i : se .. .to preandi ated to,'soldier fruit being [delight 'op a imam& tittle`'hi re "regard to_lbt iwer efltringing up the man a second xisson, a very woe d iVrZe c lgv l itm l ' ' 'l ' m ' h e i;'4- ' '',. t .. m b i l leig li r = r i n etiltr r e: f il i P n betted rillimitrnie oca ltli time, be • "h ! * he i rew the not bn• i 6 ); th l e in e i x o i n ate h n e c: l4 e d f ' ilePa:::inacf*eAr. most any atimotliiii - ------ Cirl ; 451 , ./ .1.. ' • *tine' s iic . e n- :4.- t tt• ,his infioneishasent The tioneerible Needier en • the . lint thein . ao did he .Ms obj ection ' musderwas . committed pressed his serioes . ol eetions to the system - otter ' totli ) e re ll s.• '' r second clause , . origina ted in boor'sood of Ball no ~ I P t i ar e t,M - tt ... il i • a ii;if i tt l iFtr e V it et t e - porti punishments ; -se 9 d Lett . convinced that the Ml. * no dull. to 4waAit b n e 4toisp;. Intt the fear he on. reapCctable farmer, na , -` , : - _• - 4 , ---Ti" :.• - • •id out 11. Pretuittio ter var . - been married but an li , • Thefamtistorirm . en . . thei_lHittg'llillibr' . . 4 Ceeitell . .te,by.confisement.' if the cruet of cerebral punish= ous frauds sad /mines ..prevent legeL.penisitatelit; dead, through the win Verne* wavvovelv efleer-g.wasili•i• •• - • meet were the infliction 'of bodily pain; he thrilled tberebrdef Ipg_• timeads ends, justice. , _. . . in the act of getting it eibtill. isliniggilithwandtimaidnillea, heweree, of-- „ ` w ` ""' 4 O ni bitipii;iwi ewim i nk .„„.,„,, d ,-tmo tun hishes would telly answer that porpoise. Re, Celesta . D =Err said that t h e decennia and on the body, who retu sir . 'Pw wires 'rim . aiMptit-,_'•espectedneasee the support of the Judge Ada:ente r order d die' was - superior to &lose of the sletftainst some .persc nernidinp.lll44ll94 6 l l ote ' OliodOild'irdowr i 'm ' , Pool la. his *cond. clause *hich was not . • f ounded on lbw. d: oleo, 'mei nem nennamarriodneisredletri I . .. ... . • . ' cmi th id to our gaol or • I in lift el‘inif sounbooasiaa at Mc. . . O a ; dimly bet epee pantie*. a s might brute, d m • 00* jun n o r r ip ,,,...att 4.4..o"temet ci•ii, with being inapt craftier oosiliri. , slim. porten t "ramble ceseplaised.of lemony mocoolouto I bet he of the ism. e• , .is to the tfisdpltne and re." mesa Jegrisel. : that a t eve id sham* . 401 hipsfliithilif - . . ti l e.• Wh o m* W a l l iisa tiFig jod 601 „ trieleksio; . was informed otteryise. He ha& Wed or 'orb's. . d the ~- el Mink be c Tomonclodi. •At the &disbar/ i pui , irmsf _____ di ,,,a i t op l a m a . o. :raw lad" aa, Oa dulkjeCt. from the Peshistlie. r " ilist fair 16i beep • " -:• •of seoteeeee , in ether re*, livilkkeh were tried fel 1 d att,.... e ..":1 1 / 1 "...... - lie I :l=PlCi ii tga ti lfr' preialit at tallft, .he should stippreihMlues.• -!C ilea • :by :-.o .o satattoggssi , _from the ,flooics . - at kkid4ostury t in th • .weleii - its Tilaractes\ l e r- i7 - iai eat- eserit ass4sthse. statott• W-ab ervibeerY lee. 'A *bed: 'lasi thi : ,be luottyi!li.miLso gaira 4 . ll enier 1 04:. Ind' hili Ni t *. atedsekts4"sr .. ;nit s . a t . - lie. :'• " I -4141; . • S at fta the Hee". on . ItePovoe. PO -evveilt • lam and :Pi ionar t ived ts. in Hill gitelt dr yaw . "fl k • - I" dise"la4hieTgeniefilia4l"l"4' weelsoevireost Weir: t , - 41- -*7' :•••••• .. ,' • '.. s .4. . o,ll.blirliii•Cikassaate Oka .41 ' . : 11 41101 01 .. 4111 117: . ^will/ ... 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