The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-12 00:00:00

' ll.- .7" .. ' y"rhas .te4' Ni 1t Ott mains Oa it Oka potyle. The red it entoy baibe riosembered opt So nal • e t ibe Alvin on 4 Eli ties pounds: Wh hie lamina voviolts tibia actions feign the anooot sl eit they win or be sate: Tidy s tAtiartkits the anal oasesin eke retrawbounts bow Stele ankh, w.imild be the stablest pe too nosh to lone that Sol I every retool 4 bat be triotild., every nylon day had beat may sad dlosnoiso. with fa ea odd§ lowa* eel= it et Illavy7a He etto6 i4 _lw eloskor e plea opened is itisipitme wooolts to. , • esitreesjoi his thasb4 Pritnrirtg. .sars tips isli s .....g...a ellsombbe ' tiles t foams reme of got nein* s•ll4 N"g tor li fer " /Mlsts ." re nip of tboloodpose ads. be animal prodon to ranee a td soaltit to s torrosboodeo ▪ ISN pod 1810,iirsto bad bob adoriesof sildepoetneatet iibMILSO ▪ is soy of,tke otinte t sod said that they vrereolorhig au imiditieo to earsellossaref oh that took pine. If a eitelos it innate to the attest of sloe slink it night be inalise. demises est*mbil lipodelYibt ie Voeinsi4doweded AIM , dab Issword tbe 804.1 4 loaNdliaa 11011beblet desell!.l .8 old bi :Lt d irproirtottistbeis= . . of the EXCHEQUER espial*. rol with the weer is *lsiah Mil his opisioss. lie was solicitous atisfactios t. the Hone. and to le emotes. He did mot wish to t dos delihesstioo, but the Cots vsgtid epeeist to the Remita bp kneed in &arab' on dials mHlidost opportunity foe full I. • me letdispieed to Wight fiat the Mite of gooserel minty or of in le no distilled's of prevision for of databelt,—for the man of la- Mee of toloteit habits; it s M the estelials ef taint, bet e las.e indatellek With dee sane sem poodisat. Me eotoplalaed , 1 the Analligoer had not given' to the ILLeadelbe. Before be e with him. bo 'should have laid r all Iltientiariesinf the @Seers in le. eel AuA of the civil servants alma' if the lAperaansatioa led to. The dirks la Ake and y mfts to the galas% not allbst a she is exerted ITr""giesseted that a prontis t 'Meat of MAIL Mt Err han telatillit fontided too be. Priee's ltd Set. by hiettribco_ on their MI6 bet it farerett, A %AM itiothdielt P thelaarlies led 4 the ptilheotjpiab. The FINS Weald lie, talasklind to knee Ms wife It wan a had pePseiple to adopt arse elmeitione ea the ground dog lii estimate of the Naval is fly, AM Utile, b per ant. Ilgy Wit the topiary tWelity- Ile &Attended that thb Abt of the sr lobirptitted he a notion that inteided by it. It vet Net Cal :wild *rev be eatitted to a taper ally•beeltbe atiaMe, hos' Male. r Itireitsede h thatmeel he*e bees beim tasty day , betel 'llvilig M the ptblie - It posse. A lilittated lite a Pah& 'Ohio I lee he bat still Mutt sad rattinitet, let fees a dispoeitiea holt pretended tlinea.ie gat on tad by the Setae interest that pro d peals. In a short time after, seed their exertion la his fattier, tf ble being beettgbt s gale into a' o. Ile had 'mows ebteserbere the ree different pleases for the ditty need to be performed by one of s that the Hesse Amid ~ ot inter ' in say Way—he 'Valhi Mob to I. altogether repealed, lad that to their own prudebee to Make a 6s eat ot the ir salaries, bail net me footing eithont regard to ta. slum fla ptatlif hie seared then ►liskii, *xi) the observations made by the e principally these which be bad if be bad had the opportuaity of ittee earlier. He objected to the 'mutton Fund altogether, as lid :periesce that it could not reeler ' otry. Before the present Act, the ad a fund which smounted to e 3 per cents.s the tioverosime I the fend, and it h a s eas t e s , lition of 10,0001. every year. Be ',ideals. clergymen in the Bevel iving pay for the same duty. One .• and a half s erv i ce , b a d bees sere be could not he of public 411 was detained. He wondered se clerks provide for their own ve the politic called on to do se : Se principle might be laid down, every utber isersellt, would soon oar and partiality. He hoped the woeld not press the Resolutions w Members time to asaeider the as be for ow eeehl net order, The whole ameeat s Tear SWAIM with, . Its total .assist of sus the saving. oared reduction tits stestly •d plea, in its What further disc at no a open 4u Oftesjiet se ink the aaaaa ie Of II aunts bet to NM per .1 in tits currency. No I any justice is ispplyips llai,inillifiblii liiii - alpitimebintes pro . _ parbeitlei,dist of lihmsei and lib: treelii that , anis .ths ir "try ilot , t 74 as eI WM thlit faVelif Me - Si - ' befq y a lie tereibh HIM IMMii 114111 tee d. li bit MI skies required it. Uthaptepeioddian west. N NW !it male every She yet" aid ti take 1,. per mot. sot_ m itillitieS ibibill; 0001. W ear s 1M eliefillefed Wit tt UN IN bandit es the NON dens, and NM 1y os these of NM se lilL Igo .agyeed vigil • . .17; - I2 tlielj g a i a r i=r4: 11 44 gpPaniw ~ I lt smelt he no leaked WHIM' was • ralrEiEnne , tkr,si."; . , lk iii dildel it MI IMOTlfild that Ni red WOW. shield prevent the disgrsee of examialas the Civil List 11mt after the res olutions that the bane hMI tlintib to at Abe *Nes, aid thb NNW , / ifilildiehlg lath all bedbobetinf Mb Aptelditste. hb O&M eel NON der that the Civil LAN shelled he plesed Wend there'd' if the *airy. or ally eittherdinary weis4*, be-fete to . that bruseb. Mr. S. WORTLEIIIOIIIIIII hat prnpribtf of eatsif the eheertirdens aide by is Hee. Ittiseirt(Mn bler. Irian) and felt that it descend $ wiry eplbsb • setsidr -4 Mien whe it trmild not *MAIN hese the permits is pahlie a.en to make armlets. ' thosteelves Mar to interfere with then is the • - . - • - a nent. , . The Marquee, or WNW V thought it bet ter to put the *teasels pelsedidie Ms sehtitosati then, Without isattitig form Teter petilM It the deblam' Min How. !Mend (Mt. Vassittart) lilt Wit belt ally 1112 6 tt of the Cesenttee to pledge blenislf to the p tenure. He was only aszieits to Mies it befer . tier with all its istails t esd the Hesse yes aware this Mk? must agree to the Resolutions to admit a Bill. foe ditbre. to be brought before thini. He understoted till Sill rest ready itseetrer the onett shotild be dis• toiled to Motive ill aid estirtt MU before Hbo. Mem bet% sell priatod, it *as lespaisible to Save the *fall Nape et the assesere nederweed. With rvord to the pebelpie of superannaatios , it might he objected. to is sum eases with the appearame of jostles—but he coati pot agree with the Ilea. Member for Sandwich (Mr. Hieryatt) that they should get rid if the Sill, lad &bpi a pllnciple of son-roperansastion. Let it be isppobed that a art* after fifty years *Mee, bi Mlle* Istria. sod unequal to the duties of his.-is he es be turned away without any prevision. to be emit abroad inn, poverty and selfermg. if be had spewed to get his life insured. or have saved some fend foe Ile old - age ?—flat if he was sot to be dieebarged, with, itir sebedve eaperalbeitten for his support. sad soothe, 'sewn suitable bit to 1111 his place. the Sande duty of the public diem traild be dens by old sad tabs skin in as taeicltit Masser. It wee lather an eseggeretiersee say that a muslin of yeast sees retired es pmeishe from oleos were strollisg about tows and living oath*. public story. He bad sot the opportealty of mein them, nor did he think that assay liitiorsomf that sir tare could hi adduct—The objeet'attlei.Nbe the Isar Mat plid•web to diemier What average MS Wield ford an average provision; it would be - - es *Sir lige that iii the parties should be _ He thought it to far; wiles he Allia dicer sapietimiatml, etwee !Pi *mild be affected by the growiwg Nees& k was sow proposed, he aboald have take. a more jai view of the - subject. He hoped the . Houe would .; Ikea doe peiaciple was palatal as fir as necessary. la Atm hest ease the loathe were to pity bee half, and A* patties themselets the other, which was regulating it Olt the Ceylon system. which be thought the beet otfeelple to bet *loom sad was the twawloieb admitted of the lewd abase. The Hon. Member ter Smidwieb (Mr. Matrystt) bad stated a case, in which he said the chivies auwiti eel to 23 per cent, but in that he must have also lie • the returns for suppressed bikes. The Roil. Illergi • 'Ter 3heedeeo bed - littreallaid eileglathlbl *bleh had Isitlillig la de 'eta tike abject. 'I the ROM !Metier 'Malt tilt doe emeleiet rue laid es the table-41S him Walt' :fordo, shot If the Bill, Wore be iseeddweed hie*, AMY ba led. sic. It was as *weirdos to I. diet that Hoa. Member had so lowered is Mae. Tie Hoe Gent. took his stand'upoa voitads'from width it Was not necessity to disturb him. His (Mt. flame's) infallibti Moody la all cases easlll pet Olt. attil his Right Hon. Wend had &hes a redWdbiatiadie of 20 per test. Aka neb hodacticias, was the House to be still told Omit they were imidegantmasid Awl of; dwelt pectatioas held ant to the lease (hew hear), aid that was sot the way toracourage !limiters to redeeileit, it satisfy the public, by treating ill their.eaertions as am.' less and insignibtabt. The most fedoidowis Were Made the loader the try for mere—.theoppiliteef the Hob. &lendable teemed to laeresse with dteorsetaaince Mt celved.—(Hear, hear.) With reford 14 the Ttidenty department. his Right Hon. Frosted showed thitgreat difference between the outfitter of documental's 07 add 1622; in the former period there were only 4000. white at present they amounted Is 14,000; Mod if to that wets' to be ionvidered the addition of the frish trestary, the increase in that departwiest wus itivextisiehlinery. Mod did 'tottery) pate with tbelarreasedf badness. Eves is that•departasent his Hon. Primed showed that there would be a reduction of 33 per cunt. tint it was sot pee. sibie to generalise it. soil extend it to the • lower Mhos, but it gave a strong proof of the disposition of Stioisters to economise *veil departieent ; Mod that a tedbetioo of 33 per emit. • 'mild take place. etelbsite of the Cper amt. en sapetaaidatioas. The Hen. Member for Moo ds.e also ezpamed great regret as being &Owed ei • del repast oa the Civil List; be did sot know whittle taste was, bat be was confident the House 'mild ewer permit it to be brought forward. asks for the 4 'of dlubstging the debt, or usabibg eitiorbeeittie pla illy the Chown. The fatroduction if the Ord idawltodee in any after shape. was Mot *Mitt their ph: vises, or even competence. and be would refer its sappitirt ef that principle to Mr. Fit. eriodee,wathority= grist on the other side of the Howse. nudist' ' - would never a" - ...sestioii 7- "ra , li asked . tie tt'e l~ti INT:it tafte Albie assive : si labeh, lie . dm, A14.800f/ ko being 41. 1 Z tag " iphi• die fith 'Hat' INNOIo Parlifibeestilid te t tbint:ti • , • „ _ a toplet it was bpi sa • MN INN alidemitance cos guardd itlitt Ilitilleilldettett Of tie bitse,lhit h is • Ws uP iu ISIS .10601111/.. to the seiginelee bf • and he low i gavepp 30,0001 If Moiety* sit binds, Weever Nrebtly inclined, to give tip sattegllnt *mkt Shish tbesetelviss hlghipeelpible,Sid wasidlot only larolviag Parliament, the proles *id the limithvy. In ens of the greatest calamities, in perk*s litiNfighlteeisNeg that the Civil Litt should cootie 'helm* dm house: As it appeared then that the Mon eta se occasion Itronght the Civil List natter its until initiate. silts. It annetroni the Crowilteelfas human bf annel a l s o iralt e gram aed favobr, ttlesliletet tittle 4mople's Whelped that the house, if tilled pl , would meta,* inch a measure to be brought for. Veld. 11V,,, G. BENNET said it was toe MIA to call bitdi the House to pledge itself to a priociple of saperaantb- Hpagzh tie the Bill would pledge them to after the es the, had bad of Armee abases. There ho ablt4piersusestmight to lave the power of mg mations in eases of loos services aid MIK a Pediment Would never be hawkweed IS ratifying puts of each a nature. the NSW Laid said. how Itelit they turn out men epos the stria. dith eat die mesas'of subsistence after their services were uo lobght reqelred, or capible of beteg rendered. the he thesis; say, that is Med coach, men ought to have provided ler themaelves, white they bad youth mad op pertunity. The privatiftas which were suffered in oil see, VON &Inuits , tbepeweltlet of hiprovidente, aid to which all maalsiid were liable. He tiumght the rate of per tentage was unfair with regard to the lower clerk.. Its sbostd take care, whenever be had au op-. pertesity. to vote in the redaction of the manes ea laries•of the high offices of the State to that standard which the distresses of the country required.. There were may slices, such as the Lord Steward and the Lord Brent Chamberlain, which were offices of honour, and which eight to be performed gratuitously. The Noble Lord had alluded to the former exposures of the tistitils little Uvil List. But it was net from his side of the Hesse that each a coarse was recommended, The *counsel the quaatities of butter and eggs used in the tibial hitches. ibere laid befot. the House in the late taiga. not, asite believed, from env request suede from his (Mr. G. thrtset's) side of the Hons.. He contend ed that the Noltle Marqbess bad quoted 11. r. Fox's lah page with a 41111krelt meaning which that great Stam inaa heti. inseam' that it should hate. The whole tomer of his INto itelietead soatradicted the construction OM the Noble llibripsese hid put upon it. Tbe Hon. N her segued ageless the perociple of the Bill, and that he shield wait for the details before Ye entered told his more particular objections. intr; DE caEsivoNY expressed his opinion that Wert onlytating off the lightei portion of the *Wheel alibi comedy, whilst they allowed the heavier !eight to rye . upon them. Mr 'knit said *" *ere *si Worn they tkomosives discovered it.. As °‘ oitbis assertion be tooted the case of Lord Chia:.USW tkerifiabdiild. Moe bad held his situation five yeah ,Meger time his taleatatitted him for it. To show tls4,. there was no fair reason for presuming that the prim& pie of superaoanation would be abused. he stated thbt *lily years of service was the average °umber of:yeakr :served by the.persons now superannuited, and that 4.5 Viers of age iris the average of their tetioettive As to theaplats of making each clerks as had oat laid op .14 p rovision for old age petitioners far the bounty Of Tarliament, he eitademnoi it in meat unqualified tenni,. Whilst the eeestri continued a useedreby, its •Servitals were bound to lush to the mows for retoseerapiee ; If they once looked t. Parliament for it, theri would be as , end of the monarchy, a republic would be established. and all ear easiest inetitatioes wield be 'Wept dWay fir ever. Alluding to tite,epiaiuns ;Whir. Foe with .regard to the Civil List, he ;lectured that be heard Mr. Pu; is the year 1902 sly, that it was the practice ante Consti tution to allow the bargain made with the Crews, tube commencement of the reigo, to remain fixed and noel tared, and that to. upon two groands—ibe one, that the crown Might *et be brew h 1 hove an improper depeed: enewapon Parliament; teed - the other, that it might set ran into debt from ea expectation that Parliament would cams foniard to dise,Large them. The Honourable Mea*, cooehtJed by arguing that lothiag was more likely to diminish the revirence due to the crown than letio whet was it* jest hied beristiniry stpeediture. Sir J. YORKS wished to knew %In the Nato Mar vicu whether the reduction was to apply to the pre. 'anon made for the other inembirisof the Royal Family, Which he understood bad been taken of the Cilia - List aW tipateried to the Consolidated Pond? The hbitquess of LONDONDERRY replied, that it was not meant that the principle should apply to the allowances for the ether brandies of the Royal Vainilp, as in coasegnenos of the transfer, each allowances in case of the demise of the Illustrious Parties, would fall to the public. Mt. P. MOORE desired to be supplied with further °via Bence before be proceeded a step farther is the question, He should therefore move as an amendment, that the Cllfinisan do repartlirogress and ask leave to sit mai?. Htfadebitted that the Privy Purse each% so be teat*, of the King's disposal ; and be recollected as instanta la the late reign whes a Committee of that bogie tie- M;Alta to inquire into the details of the fond ' , Asia ajesty had by law seder his own (Dresden. A bad been made to laugh down and revile bill `lPHend, the Member for Aberdeee, bit he bad tai friend that would stand by him oda, 'Jell three otaaces; that Mead was public diatom., sod public tins he hoped would never desert bios i zyoullerighte.4 two inigte • blit lk ' lid 'flitt ralectids,••-- welibehir VAIANItift ' Ir:eAtela . 4 flit Witbost bit s Op that SOO Of _jki " " 6 isidiSe fhb nWaiore is 4.- tall, 114 ask " lkislislaidietioa is memo be fit:4llW br*liiriiiiie nig Wag *hi Lod eels 101. nr 'llll4, imp . TM Has. Hilaire: thee proceeded to show -that the *bele sasbusl dating to the coaster is eon. sartesee.oftlseps*osesd redscsioss,wosld be !DO Hies. 11176esho • iiiiiia3l7 . : ors the sent el t*o million pilldr 'habil/3.0r seat. He bad Brest satisfaction at arid* infitheod the itenne.of the-voluntary survetider of 30,000!. *year at the pert of his Majesty, and that slim accumulating for du pelts, the limited period. would *motto to 130 thousand ptousde , —* cdosiderible sacrifice that was not to be expected. lik eheretoweereation then toot 'place tietWeell M. W. Smith, Mr. P, MooM, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. House, Mr: Phillips, of Manchester the Marquess of Loodbbiletry, led Mr. Leonard; and Sir. Moore having withdrawn his amendment, the origioel motion was car ried without idivisicio, as was alio • resolution for leave to bribpr,lo the Bill. 1 The /loose having resumed, the Report was ordered to IA sculled to-morrow. • is o Ilia lIILL. VON the order of the day lbr the *iota reading of *chitlins , Bill bring reed, ill • r. infant said, that he should not enter into the j — eidpie of the Bill now, as th at would better be done r 0 the l)stialittott. be iboold then Move that it be an hlationdisphaertho Commlttei to examine what power the of dismiuing Officers from the Army at , ... r. r li. fiiiiiNßY made a few obsetektions which INK. • upon the proem( system of enlistment. BIISTON paid, that the sys:em was a 1110411 one, as it left theSsiti his own free will and choim Afters few s words from. Mr. Wa Sum and Mr. G. Bzwkse, eke Bill was read a swami time, sod ordervgl to be committed to-morrow. Hr. WETHERELbseked the Hon. Member for Mier. deen wheiherit was his inteation•to propose, in the Cftn nsittee upon the Mutiny Bill, an ingniry into the power of thderowe to distnies 011ir,ers from the Aelay without trial by a Court-martial? Mr. HUME answerNl in the iSintative. The other Orders of the Dry were then dlqwwd of, wad the House adjourned at half-past eleven o'clock. MURDER OF MRS. DONA 17r. Hatteix Gaiingx.--.IT-Atetilay morning, Mary Yoinr, =NI, a canal sonnet to the deceased, and Jas. ilar her stepfather, by trade an ivory -turner, were pissed at the bar for exaMination. In answer to a tin Mosilthe Magistrate, *hat circumstances had led to .Ibecreest of the prisoners, ea se mammon, a ellen... Mr: Hall, of GreatJatorostreet, Bedford-row, one of the Committee firmed to investigate the busbies', state flit It wee oe the suggestion of the nephew of the mur dered lady.-31v. Donetty, the Nephew ; was then eafte-I, and deposed to certain circumstances from which his suspicion had arisen.—Mrs. Sarah Cheney, who Steil next door, Mrs. Mary Berl, who also lodged then, ..thi Petrele and Watchman, besides some other persons. Aopened to be near the spot at the time of ihe -re tbeo reasitleed. 'Prom Siete combine talkie:lg' sAditi•eal Each wise ell 'clock of Saturday niAt die ie . hie thee ie t:Mniitnftit With a trim esimmthesklsMatepieite; and thellesylieraos saw hes alive. She Matedltsg at Abe door, ieppose I smelted spin, and forced her into be ssloody mime wee perpetrated; as n knock, and the only other means of by the pailose window, was by far sattesipted at that early hoer in tha clearly proved, tint screams were beard in the admission could be obtained when the Meet . ...oinked at. Three quartets of ea benrelapte I Salewe the watchmen led patrol. cueld be iodate N Wee the house: at length two of them (being as hy the neighbours that they would tedeion'ity t 22 they did), eerier's& se the 'parlour window, I ; khe deceased in the manner which we hire tilted, her ears torn, and her Bogen upon hie wore rings, cot GNI The persons wire Com mitted the speeder must base lama perfectly acquainted with the art of kiliiag beasts, as the part where they ;debited the deceased Was directly on the polite vein, W Serer fails to predate (Minot death. Theitelfe and•saek toned en the premises wore On sal mined to be kept with one, in theluipe that they might he identified and traced to some . person. A linnet, to Whole etepley the primate Hamlets hal iretketl..atefoded to prove he had net left his Atop till of the El a ir t o n ' te cloc r iLe a : S i Lttr i d c a . r ic rig e ht s , ai a d od i th e e re la m od ai lo n t e ll at his `thaw dribbirig with senteltireds till *bent the time•he was taken into custody. .flarrieen was of -messiele. !Reedy liberated. t l e the part of the girl similar satiate Was ginit,setil She also was tectirdlogly • thseetiets' tiskaarr.--flia !MOM *is a I s held on the body, when the same and other witnesses rave the same testimony; and the servant girl corro borated every thing with tespect to her innotence and that of her father-lade*. The - sergeon, whO inspected .the body, described the state is which they found it, to be exactly similar to what has twee already stated. Nothing than transpired coati, lead to ediscoverg af. the disholicill Siedefer; the the militia cooslyttently was—" Wilful Murder spies& soserperain or 'persona noksowa." The Parish Officers have issued large placards air ing lOW. fur the apptebealitoritt the perpetrators if the' murder. • • SIIOCKINA ACCIDeNT.--81ifIlliy 'Retinas • u three yobs gate, mauled Cellist, Medvilth, sad gibe. Were amusing themselves in a *Ming 'heat, booms laselees Reach and Vaushall Bridge, during the tempeauens menu SU wind•end rata, the tette; meddled, get 'Wadi p ad. mamas upset by- the siren curreit, whim the un fortunate persons were instantly Flanged into the wa tery element, and carried Shown theorems with the to- Anosureititity. The ihtieks of the hidliideali acted a .ember sof sistataters twesessoblo along eke basks or the River, Several of whom, et the insemeent dagger. of their Otto Ilier, Vienna tilts Co ataiat theft, hitt be fore they read , s Mined ' Hach( t gltesi?et,•tbiytdek to nee no more. Two of .ehein, Gelb** reef ,I4rd with, were picked pp diode/ the norm of the timing • sp•pMitst Thu Nike Mesh IM'huillt4lfiitily • ebin eere4l .-- va shore . ; bet the body of Mese wee not lemma yesentlay table Yo 6o ll seem, reaiding Of A 7 ihtilL 'hid a if ilia' in Titlettly, 'bit Het 'CM& bleshires hi ea5eh1er41 . 61.4.1116 tilerettaiter 1. Bari*,, 44h. heesetiviiity. prices; bit the telthaelkiliger scarcely maiistaiedit our, t ost: o ea • ait' e ra . 'SMAlls:(ele;tdrisafter Avg font i i i;; -- 1 , arar i a j aa ; i t „ mi l d l al m o o as abra l ; liftioleters Were onlyrating o ff the lighter portion of the and depoied to certain e tats rhat iilTh e r r a r d er a b oo ld b e watched by gig Mast iberthen. cif the itostaftg, whilst they allowed the heavier suspicion hail arisen.-5 clerks la allies. He thought it produut that .a 'Wit wei 4 111 Is IL, _yes Veil ago- Mixt door. Mrs. Mary Bai Amid beestablished; because, frost saiiiteitt, the r. WAR= said that many officers, particularly the Patrole and Watchmo pertfkneir the saegifice he woad* toi *Add he ?herblike's:Mori lola from the elvil Li„ t. fad 16 , I** happened to be near pfaad ender th e eye of clerks, whilll ' revolt**, wished to ke.w whether these came under tie piloptisid metaer. were thee OM& pritlisibt *of (hods by Ittug!t_ of reitliatt. Ile IlliatM am • . ?He also visited to know if Ambasitadolra tossilemiss• the fallow/ Ms plltlen *gust dm poslttlility of he Plibartitifeiblit • ' setierla wW Mhe Margin east it ? cited : heist sarriell.e• elieittedy, whore a groper .. t . . 4 clams ofjrIIINDONDERRY &mimed that tie A little before nine a'el It•s net Nadi Ole eucellatad sawn* 0 • , of realit' shat to be Weida to the I& mated was oenteilleg at to •-lr mimed to Meow an hospital ei fastrabitta,... , 1111WhileIr laiteren the MGM Urn !Mt. neighbour, who lekbere then refuse theta a . r sepessausatiee _Ullelra_ pee The . ea of. Vitae. Masan to be eattratiMl to ;his was # l . isig doos she would be - • 4 ., Shiite . ~‘,. idealise& . • harlot keen left statullit . equally wishful ' ' - • - ... -.- .-. '44 , " . • • ' 1 d • .v. Allesert . ' i ;.... 1 i e4 .. .p. e_ PPM'. *Al* mardarits reidee mien; broiler, ems Wai adetpliar faistettal • • Vidirst '. " 11. ''' • • isi` Isa‘puestilyiatitelitliWtiteholl Wished. it might ha wessmary emu mamas shht; . geopoolatt4 mtgastd . . it was noceseary w met the sae was heard'm ithorl exigencies of the public service should at say tiMenie- lilies° sleParureats with the power of superannaatiitt , elitriate, *CA Was by t quire it; sad it was therefore that th e arrangement 6 Mull hti Irrlheliablis at bad eibliasbri their beet to" hesadoike to beans his Right Hooeurable Priced was proposed as the eie families la its Weise. listamsmobisibestimieh bad spit- , analog, that seemed the bestsuited to meet the mossaities of tie baps If popsmanaatiaa was aa oldest et, desire to that* it was c l ear l y cowe d . ea.e. With regard to the mode of operation. be thong ht to lama it . 4ras vested. Now the Muttary was tie house; and no aamissio the Hen. Heaßeman ("porde* pressed the quihtion aril Meadow efledividutis is telliesl tirlot wily do or was boor3/4ed at. Tb too ter; whoa be eionsidited 'hew those. eapitilsitisited Mary before. they timemuires discovered it.. As a rub( ha. t wAteh.s 6, OI • et the gsn. character said. that be would never ask sweeties ire be —Oen lases Mien WWI, • blit lb chttileid flat no , , Y regard loth. Civil List, or permit it to . bi aidted wi his cenieet, on, thleg bet redivide, Aim rennet ell in ' teelasldeteble • r "F l allkett e r er ! r salerlas wet His *bee It Walt Ingllt lIIX the ' Ida the prir- unoest, could save the country. in the se mood i 4 je WM pet es dlitherging Mkt - 'dio ' Weser 'to- Hr. GI PPS said a fel, Twits, Which were net addible. Lin. inn 7.--' 7 had to env Helot flirt* LVoWit angif be (111% w Sir M. W. IHDLEY Is the course of some isiosercla 4 It AO Illafist k TWA et den, yin ..a , the Hope •$• herellise•lto Mfr ii ihits. 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