The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-20 00:00:00

•'~ No 1294. SWIFT awl . Cb. respectfully inform the Pub.. li , 'lnt they have on SA4E, the TICKETS and S;IAR'ES uf the NEW LOTTERY, wh; e l i will begin and finish Drawing nn the Bth June. scheme kuil the same approved principle as the last. hon g onl% ri%e Thousand Numbers, with Two Hundred r,ioo,:iod Pounds in EXTRA Prizes, among which are FORTY CAPITALS in addition t o these. the Public i E sre_pre-ented with Four PRIZS o r Ticket,, four of a Number, by which the Adventurer has It: di lure of gaining Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand mu g, 11 the purchase of s single Ticket. The following c a pital Prizes hate been Shared aril Sold at their Offices, N „.;i, poritry ; No. 12,Cbaring Cross ; and No. 91, Ald ;Mellish-street : r ot .. sWu ail 8,t42.4 86.000 11,070 . •.. 211.000 notit .... WOO 9;0 MAIO 1 0 .0 00 116 .... IWO/ NOW 0,621 . 10.01) Thee 'tithe Cap is die last Lottery. 0,921 .CIO,IIOO 17,612 .... 10,000 111,952 .... 10,00 .... 10,060 7,137 .... 100)00 - 4,099 .... 5.000 111.055 • • • • 5,000 .... 5.000 110,117 .... 5.000 ioak were Shared arm 11,599.. £5,000 20,439 .• .. 5,000 7.951 .... 5,0: X 19,b36 .. • • 5,000 15,984 .... 4,000 18,112 .• .. 2,000 11. .... 1 , 4000 17,281.... 2,000 .753 2,000 Sold at their °Sees FLILL MONEY FOR PRIZES. 00R38131 7. and Lip. respectfully inform their Filen& that every Prize purchased at their Olftees is sa tili count of Pavnient, whether a 131. or eo,ooor. is the Lut Four batteries 11 a Mute and CO. bhared and sold ........ of .Z 4,000 3........0f.... 104100 I of 2,IKX) 4 ....... of 3.000 4 Besides several of 5001. 1001. 301. dee. &c. Tlw ',mein State Lottery affords Chances superiar to any former Lottery ; a Sixteenth Share ran gain , Sis Thousand tinier s ; Tickets. Halve-0, Quarters and Eighte, theirrqual pmpErtintr. Otte Hundred Theasaixl Pousd, can be gained ttv a angle Adventure. The Lulea Prizes given an the pre• : ent occasion reduce the number of Tiekets fur sale; it 'there fore. way he rwained. that a scarcity prevail, particu larly so, as it was the ease in the last Lottery. All Orders executed by Past or Carrier exactly °atheism Tern a• if pri , eut. Prizes paid on demand et • • COIL' HILL, and O ST. NUHlARMAKt;ritaFfisito E YTON, tato Partner pith the SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB, d":14111 ___ Has the pleasure of summon* to Yip Friends wad theikeli he, the LOTTERY ykiels 4eaws titli JUNE, giwae L the * 4 greatest (twice In the AMMlltUfer AO' SO W all a 1111 k : r Packets of Tickets, One Inineced hi Cads %eke.. Mel ' ;mu t, the Custraesnrs le tbe foramen* libloral 4 drawn Prize abuse 16L * hen a Ticket may gala Ipl,o K)1. aid Shares in proportion. $ iree :? Evros lub keen truly lock, sn Patkets of .n N. 7,081, prottecippr nearly 4,0001, Nti. 3,61.8 a, tin(. was sniff in Sixteen and paid iiil - 37s t r : the revertive Holders, who received fur cads teen& 1,517/. 16r. U. i. •14 • EYTo N sokieih a coatiarags 4 the /labile AMMO el big Lady Office, 2, CORNRU.I., weed' tbeIBAREIOI4-110US B. 0 ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. 1% reeinnizioutt to the notice of the Poldie she NEW frATE LOTTERY, which is all to he drawn oo the eth at JUNE Nest. This !L The ottery bon at li embal aproted Plan. Sehew . m • 4 .. Prizes of . £20,000 4.. "tiara of ... seS,OOO 1,000 20 1:2 21 &c. dm. fez. kW Prizes, 5,000 Wernher% Pour Tickets of every Num Ler,and FOUR ExTitA PRIZESof 100 WHOLE TICK EIS each. Ily this Improved mode of Adventure A single Ticket may gain 2100,000 An tlalf 250,000 I An Eighth ....212,500 A Quarter.— 25,000 1 A Sipeenth... 6;350 rice lITS and SIT AR BS are on Sale by P.ICil ARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Bank Boildings, Cornhill, and faring the torte of the King's Mew=, Charing Cross, the only Mice that:ever sold to Shares. Two Prizes of .....230,000 And who Sold and Shared isi thalist Lottery, TW9 Prizes of 20,000 ' \0..3,731 B. No. 3,73 l I) , I 20,000 Al.„ 959 1). 21,0011-2.952 B. 21,000-5,436 C. 2500._ LAST LOTTERY, lull February, 1810. L O.TE LOTTERY, letli October, 1809. 2 ....Prizes of. ...410.000 1 1000 2 1 .... Prize 0f....X2iV t0 1 1 00 0 7 lOOO Y 12 Capitals. _ 8 Capitals. 1111q1 so I ld the above TWENTY CAPIT4jA, I'iLIZLS in the Two hist Lotteries. in Mores, at 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Croke, There 'rickets and SIMMS are selling fir the NLW 1.01-` rut y, to he drawn the Bth ..f JUNE. The Scheele is the mine os the last. but the Contractor wakes a free Gift of FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS to the Holder of the drst-drawn Prise above Xl6. by which esiade Ticket may gain the iminetiee Sum of ,C1110,0300,n0d a sixthelitli £ti,tloo. Schemes, with Particulars, halts, and the fortanateidea of any Shares of the TWL'iTY CAPITAL. Pau Es any receive the ,ou ly ba dem out, or exch a nge their Prizes for Tickets sad Shares in the New Lottery, at 4, Combat, and 9, Charing Cross. NEW STATE J.OTTERY, TO BE DRAWN IN JUNE. ty AZ AILD, BURNE, asd Co. Rook Rm.!' kers. respeeffelly informs the Public, that WHETS!' and SilAft.LS for the present STATE LOTTF.IIX, , Are elk Sale at their Office, N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANOI I k The Scheme is on the same inward MI 1/1111,1011.• alb Numher of Tickets, Mode of Drawing, &e. ad prompip, addition to the £IIAOOO of H Prins, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS. OF ONE UN DEMI) WHOLE TICKETS EACH, V loth are to he given to the Four Tickets of the Fhit Num ber drawn a Prize above .€l5. f.ett em post paid, duly answered, and Seine s gratill. iadia, and South Sea Stocks, with their several AinuttieN India Bonds, Exelseqner Bills, and every deserip ti°ll of Government Securities, bought and sold by • • BRANSCOMB AND COMPANY, N ,) . 27, CORN HILL; No. 9 8 t HAYMARKET; 11. 1101.)ORN ; and No. SD. STRAND. with their boat good fortune, sold in but Lottery, in 71, Shansi 3 ' 3.1 £40,000 In previews Lott: c ei 3 : ooo 4,651 1,000 s or 500 .. is .. ?$5OO Sof 500 ••l; • • 1.54 minx Shares of almost every Capital therein besides in last l ' e ar (1809), St: of £20,000. and Capitals to the Amount of .C.V50,1100. ,_Ar" nn* ceiling Tickets and !shares in the New Lottery, to be Bth JUNE, in o hick there are Idurprand Prize', of I , `U Tickets each, which may produce to a Ticket £100,0002 an d I^ Sixteenth, npwurds of IC6OOO. The Pnblic will please to observe, gRa Kimono and Co. IQ the firm and last Prizes so given, which produced to the fottaixtte Holders R90.0(X1 ; the first X::0,000; the last 4 ' 2 4itk, and ON L Achox) Prize ever shard. 7 ._ P. 4 RL 1.4 MENIVRY REFORM. intend of devoting itself to those great mai we.' lion.' objects, and instead of amending the lawsi /we been setting itself shave the laws of thi cenntry, and exercising& privilege of pretogative that dues not oven belong to the Crown. It has been maintained by Lend Somers and *theme whose names hare come down to us with 'pea( reiglit as authorities, . that there is no ladle m the moats/ *bo caw dispense with itelobiere ' jibe land ; that the kiss .is govern- Epowers the law lam given Mug lied ileisefilleft it dill"' SOLID esttaordlisart thalt-tho MOW 4 sons 'sbeeld base itot dkensiallemsi Oen* Moisson law aid abeie-idepa Gierta, ism. •a.e . alb" • laws in embank* ni lentoy. to bese.tvespessyl, at yolit 71 -.. - . eos tit id ler :ast_ otise hdo mmiswir esylog re , Le The Livery of 'London . ; friends to a Coestita. tional Reform in Parliament, yesterday dined to. gcther at the cut of Loodou - Tavern b ' s Ili. shop;gate.street. Between four and five hundred persons, ii i the first co.mmercial rank and respectability ‘ wereu. sembled upoti the Occasion-; and simo`og the Hon. Gentlemen who were invited, were Mr. Wail. BREAD, Mr. WARDEN, Lord COCHRAN*, Mr. CESEVEY, Mr. MAnotts, .Mr. B - roo, Lord: Ossuirrox, General MATTHEW, COIOREI. Hi 11... CHINSON, Mr. JONES Boanerr, and ally ot distitiguiThed by their etebduselit * to 'ths . .so l 4 l lo of the People. Mr. WAJTEMAttgateshissids- . • • taro -;.., - As boon' as the AO "war dlitallilititillk ' of the KING was drank t with 2. thretthiiiii• ' ' - . ~,, The seat toast given, asp, tste 1919,1,10 1 e three times three.—[ft was esuomsrutie t i ll. loud and reiterated plaudifs.l .. . Mr. WAITIIMAN isammNaleirrose, and that addressed himself to the MO* irt 6 G 0 0 6 1110 0 4, egAiS time last year. pareltettibod Jot WI pleas when: you atuow assosaddadi upon a eery W 4141 cuter octassitso4 It must ins perfectly in your re. culleetern, that a great struggle, and a saidat stand againstewtruption, was cogs by an ROW sad. Worthy Gesstlematt who is:msweripresent, MA that you were biought Imeethetvidabitairdo **lois brats that evemstß-raot only to congratulate Gaol* other and the Plaint upon silo gaud that was likely,: to result.from it, batik. tis otspport the indite. Ideal wholes bepo so nobly ,ingspd in the calms ot his Mop* Gestiesain, .many say Clifilabo• diearrill."olll/404._., 111614 14100 since that pea* bet* Mae dit IWO cereals can I discover any towards an Omeliotatiou of the suffer. - ' .217 the peMPle4 or that -any . thing has been dome, with *vie* to Wag batk the Constitution i cell the Country to its limo as& prdper standard. *dill net take up yore dee biy visiting your at. Illeistion to the subject whist' occupied it the last . Aim I had the honour of meeting yes; bat ;there lb sae of them se lash in your recollection,! that 'Lees persitedid you will agree with me, it *staid linfiipardonable In. me not tb bring it tOulkeyour `llllllllltheathin. . Gentlenteit, I have done Sayself I tikriseelier to drink to the King and the People, and having drank theta toasts, I think I cannot do better than propos ti you the health of Sir FRANCIS BUILDIITT.".4PIesidits, such as were hardly toes. lieard • before. pravot Sir truss Dem=ur etar, .surcuso . to Me 11 . times ) It is not my intention to trespass un. noCeisarily on yoitr time, but without at all en. Wring into any discussion as to the privilege* which belong to the house of Commons, 1 eaa.; bust kelp stating it broadly and conful:mtly, that it Is the undoubted right of every Englishman, fair. ly and properly to discuss not only the measures .f Government, but the conduct of their Rept*. sratativei in Parliament—that all the privileges With which the House of Cotomons are invested, were inteeded to fortify them against the.encroaels. isaatorot the Crown, and ere privileges 1p • be ay Itfited. for the People, and not to be employed dint, them— [App/ause.)--. We. are told, that iti laiseleassary to preserve the dignity and character Fat that lion. 'loose. I cannot say I em meek displeased that the House should be of sick an Hipiuion ; on the contrary, it is an °plebes which. I have entertained for a length of tient,. a n d I do not think it is at all extraurdivary . the House should have at last discovered, that it has indeed I become seeessary to support As dignity ;and elm. Mutter, eousidering that the events which have re. neatly passed, are so peculiarly cakelated to af. kat both . the one and the other; and that its pro. eiseilings twee tease so mush to lower. Its repute. tlint'uld eAdit it the eosartry. _ Gestienten, the artifivit .Caesessims ought to be the guardians of listritighiaast Liberties of she People . ; and hetet. lIIMAIIot belpiadverlies to a felliiik•bid speech Made lhat , ellightdadd Stateernaal Mr. Fox, Which' 0/01401, waltssmaeh to redact-on the honour of ilitt•temei as any thing Whieb.hee been . said by • robe Bindett s , or any other individual whatever. Ileezpressed himself in these words.' .11e said, ".that the People of this country were accustomed, to rejoice at the meeting of Perlis. moat, as the guardians of their rights and proper.' ty, bat that now they were taught by sad expert; mice to tiuw it as the wdist calamity that ceukf, befell them, as they met with a view only to lay 1 additiesai berthens on the People." --If this sort of lastgoage has hoes tolerated,' when it was uttered by Mr. Fox—if Mr. Burke, and ethers, have been at. lowed to animadvert, In terms of severity, on the Howe of Centesons, it Is rather extraordinary , thit such barshond violent !measures 'should have I beset 'adopted against Sir Francis Burdett at this -Sims. - I think it does show that the. House of beisesowe must be sensible its character is sinking is the. public estimation, when such bad means have bees resorted to in order to repair it. Gen. -111meest, we have beard a good deal of the Bill of liebts; it has repeatedly been resorted to both by 'Mr. Yorke and Mr. Perceve4 but it is a little ex drierribeery that these gentlemen wholseee looked aihnetely into the Bill of Rights, and haws found smeanings in it that were never meant, should have isverlooked, among otherenactmeits, this most ma. ,serial clause, " That for the redress of all griev. ances, and for preserving the laws, itis ttecessary that Parliaments should be hold frequently." It is equally extraordinary that this:Houte, which has never reformed a single abase, Witch' has never done away a singlo grievante, should, fatifilititt namrdisias;4o . lape,,, In. itioiseir its it . • - • .1301041611,61%.. _ *MA so neterieintl . of . that .petities '' . • :. - ' don hail* 011116004 :' . 4 . 4 Z 4 .. '- . • J.lo6tii UMW* et Pliftfallialni. ' 1 • ' • . you preseeted *fad** - ' of aimitoseplheetz all , Itpen Vest . . • • -haws '" wii6 •per. . , 1 beselitietir dieee isteseeek . . ' oliiiiinikii,bit • ,its * moheetilGisnisiihOti , aemitsit***alait anti Ashisses eilibei pat, tiff' lurk! !It is' ! Ithan*liens Ise *Aloud Ilispasitiot OP oty riatia , Ott slliiikilliallt s 1141101Niffddfliali I Unilet belie% it'll * ekteoatroryi• idle ".peopin 'Meet'; the House4lP Cameos* ought to by the best prOttetion of thaty rislilivand liberate: ••11.•".P1f11111111oRt is a ' . ' to be cried down, it isehe Hentsna COmestilillt 111.. self that does the ace, And Iset• iii peoide i . 600 'the people find that she' Heise Eff. CenueentiPlie! .stead of flOfofll4 WOW to thosfehjects Wilde,* for - the pehlimisifeeest, is sragsgstd• la usset 4 . enforcing endeillied privileges, It A niters should witiskssldtheir outslidetice. It l'iletelei Int ;petted that by sorb acts as unjtisstreenslis4 Sit lek mritea Sir "suet" Burdett and Gait Jones the, oose ;of Canteens ate restore its cl,arattel. • I flow Cali open you•tet.4tlnk that health./ SLR' FRA.NCIS .BURDIrrt. CU wati"divask • Via estAasi wit* itkrarlistes tirdskatild eresits sued MOW pplassat ai] • •' . ' . -.- ', M r.. JO 4 S cal UlNDigrf.».‘Gentlellftw ) 'tail with ditheultiiati'Mfenla to' ix Ores. Ike gratillee limit feel at witneapittg thls4eowerebie 4 testiesegy of yotir approballikti. tatithei.fisimkelifla: my IVO. (her, Sit Ftaacialititdalt:' .ilis le tipliy is there.. 1110ellou of haslet petferinediss pebile . .dety s . . awl ',riding iii reward Ili EU approval and 'bide of his fellow countrymen. It will be a pole source of satisfaction—of heartfelt • exultation to him leering the rest of his life to have received such a proof of regard from so respectable and nume rous an assembly as I have now the honour of ad. dressing. It will also he a source of eongratels. don ,to him to lisle experienced - the support of so many of hfiveimstituents, and to Sad that they have adopted ,Ms prinfiples and Ipprotted his eondeet. ' I - obeli net detain you by obtruding Myself lostiter;.nisiour ittentioe. • I believe it will giveyots *ill allithmion to learn that Sir Francis 'Burdett seta iftjtiyed better health and never was in better 'visite than he is at thii moment.— [Excessive plaudits, and shouts of joy.]—He is eon/does he has .performed his duty to the pub lie—he will ever consider himself pledged to sup port the' laws of the lands and the tights and liber ties of the subject. • • Mr. WAITHAII4.I.—I have a Sentiment to . fire which naturanyi fellows the toast you have just dune honoWt . td-‘ , " MAY 'ALL HOUSES.' BREAKERS AND THEIII. ABEWORS, BY! ANALOGY, Bit BROUGHT TO CONDIGN, PUNISHMENT." (Incessant plaadtts." ". ~' Mr..4lfaithman thee with some aptireprileitt "observations, propeted?the health cif MIf:'WHIV 4 , 'BREAD, that .weetst:lfilend and powettlif ' Mitts.: sate of the constituttatill 'tights of fiteptiklin. . . —. Mr. WHITEIREAOi.J" Gentlernee.ntehitotnitt Mt I am to address an AsSendhly which 'eille"itielf 'popular, I am sore you still 'excuse me;' , ltfol tell 'yen it is net withoUt difficult/VOW you will litht eeive it is not withaxtentotion t :tbit Igthe to ref. 'torn you my thanks for thetayeAtitaing! nog.: net in which yon hate done. tatPailat : fienont'ef! liritiking my health, and to 104 you will receive !my hearty thanks, add idloWisse• to drink your Iliesith in retain. - Gentlem4n, this is Ste second - time that I Ita#tiiked • the honour or being itsititlitt, .to dine With- tristi.'• It is the second time I have .received marksl-of approbation at your hands. 'From the period at which 1 last had the honoef en 'address you up to the present time, the whole, DO 'meat' of my political-life has been a life of struggl 1 and resistance--of struggle I will flatter 'myself. net *Wily ineffeetealuf resistance which I do not think entirely without, its fruit ;• bnt on the occasiasesahen in 'supporting the Constitutional Rights of the People, I have str6ggied„ . and the enereaehiteints on, their tights I have resiste4, I have felt no • dillittalty; hteeese there is intent,' that which will -ant yield to. the encroachments of, power. Therir-le in me, there Nat been hitherto, .and will rotas lid enti as long: tut breathe that ildeh.trill.•urge 4 ais! ti.itiorli last - ever mills; (moth duo reoillit id! !hel Shape of sr , l o t o r e l ..—.4kisiGestreinett, to you, who reent‘e m 'with kindepolt liell-eiirdiality, *41 , 01 find I ern lament snatiiiiinatitens ;and respe*talsik ~ If of permuse.sirtnilltjittlf ihtellisily • fits coed lie: I 1 ". 4 1t 4 4 41 iii 1 yodel hide ntSprubatinottii douse /oh, lihni It date% to . 4o,ili r• i • . . • • • • -• • k . 4 4 • I'4 LarteDoN, pßiaitt , 44,11 I, go, ..1810. • ) • ; . • ~ },jp~ . 40 • . t * 4 - raw words I meows* Oftar. tram, I ant net toittg through titeouontfet h' - ''it the Mose of he last, beghtnisg, or middle s of the present n. The Kenos. are before you t mud those tore is than scenes ate knows to you. I hate. borne, mid you .will not understand No is the 'tatted videabig to arrogate to myself aoy dit. tiadieeirse• Mot mitarant ; but I hare, by being an the ape* borne apromiseut port Is thadiociodOn of thoseacenos. Yoe kismet evert AWL havatinie t i (eery thing I have wetland ' , or prapookirnad when you hare doss mode hot new toldaittli stritailibi I apprehend yea ben staled coadost - look approbation. \ ~`. ao ¶1 WOW wft- ... Vigilantly hole Rantiwg taireashitlausely4. dm coestttatiodeli fribedieln ,of .1$ people. .if be has netbleg wide& nos eikpetkis Slikediesreesi way we the ether fermi :that Ebiote s ibeiridtleist stellibed.eolakeereilitsool ihisieriegoedispillibilf (Scotts* Weep, yes ere esdlliseed-ArenkattAitio: iosiatairi solpse ihis ‘.416 - wrgacgoillellAio bleb to that polotelele Silo dim . imrAlmeh(tecWirset 410 1 i• kb heiriefet. bee, Illinent , . :iskstnikt: the , otteissoscort (If the' object • be( bee , - " . • Gdothesseethaiteests obi* iiier-Ooli. , 41avy able, and eloquent Chaim es -bee peeper* • lido jowly isnot with yourgeuerailpprotodee.lo Thu iiiiighlooterithil to the adiskaao at tilarr diet of !theloggile ; in.*y • opiolei IC-Hiplideiek. the tosPitt'ilight Gel* 'lick eiewledgell;r4aither have:how• hi hies,. in tire fed pdssealliaur of leiet serrereigollyraibielp bold*. to. • ebbe." ohlritoi. • Ibe , ' pitophilisseelebiotathe ivetepie4 havddresseeia d aid *lke pdepk lAd retere, •to be esin. Ikea& or apprOved. ley. anis fier.ovy RIAU non. dedi..itionatonet*..thitCleiy kV igke lie new - Medi, busarrdee thrift Ivey( prerstursey duty to ! , Wee* thou ,frith betlesemeesetluwerl,llo Soto heated fek:*iiikos, o reovati. ridsbrOvistelde zdeole *show tags, ' kale seirlaigullitiNt4Pightheic ghee nay *Ho vim= shills' destiket tgaisao toribiesp port of tioattioi•be. , deleasei iddli(4of die loople 6 1 0; lONS 'imilor 'it iffekolibilliCiiikvew "ream himself lead thitoollikollkiriomikOotalliliikaga frostaidoifritolohlitbotiklufstiviltibt P", poidelpikeititiliMilklf VotoMfelP, .*l olo ° AhooilhOlhailkk 410.111 tbsooleviitailskikk;* Pl#4.4*.ioi.obigiolopk . t4AWlloo l t * sei histb iz e4^N, 604! a Morfiritiiitiibriallart qiiktflitik . • Analogy, be brought Si oCadigo Prinialisseofe ' • doebt•desessed She reospdea it stet with frees ,chub for Gentlemen (1 cahoot slinw for eicithst /those who contesid2-(withoot enterieg bite, Ike Moil* of the question, which , DV 4 huger Ind teettitakel one, add would. take. coisiderable time to discuss) 1 earl meet ebbe !thee* who -contend • for the principle of analogy are justified. - .Ileamsot think theyare right rOO go olio* analogy, and base: to find out their analogies . after they , eve. brought themselves into •thesiseiiatiou in wkkis - the blouse of Commons is plated-A Lewd )phrosifte.i.• Ie ray opision the permits - who soloist* deter,* ell theprinisliatent which . weekerse‘t(te ;soy sio mere of it, deserves, whew it , litlefiNeC , the garb -sf - power. flier* to explain AM A4lllose who, con. .trary teeny inclination, centre/Tin the feeble sr. gunwale I ceski.addece, brieght Illionsel cos late the situation they are at this hirporeitt did aot tea. . 'Adel' by what acacia they were to extricate them. :selves. They eaglet to have bees prepared to suit in the situation is whack thvy. were brought. Ae te the . privileges: it the llouse of Commons,• if the Hesse , of .Coiseeens bad ,ao privileges...4Mo • paople *meld hare :no . power yes lunch. • Hivey item acquainted with the • history.: of elneeitily is; aware th at cho privileges of. ate Heist of Cow moos aveneocestery Se enable it (to ebtitent le* arbitrary greneerf: if let theliritilegeo of the. Nunes of . Cotheress dm' •glren ; for.(ilse . people, . nod they creglitcreivoseltO(.. be • used ugaiest .thet0....4- [than . 40104 0 'Wow stel app4Sietket 41 • The pri Mega...the fast powers obit* are-the joie pri ' 'lieges of Alio • Meuse if Cornmeal', (eitglit eerie aridly Sieurco be eseorted furtheilibea es do" woo imegoootity foolomiowddosoo slit kotetlioniudid . witheet.etieh privileges, twee soils* diet Obese ' :of . Commons would iesloothiap-the prophooooold L em, Abe ' wviMielV 4 -&- Whist f Lust , bet illoirlotossite deroirecO youridinleg 4o• Aids .. CAristet•i pinky ofsor . teltibl mask be. deeaved,,k sad 4 siontend le 'wee* • isostrodesecisful stregglieis k volordotl'on mkt( Shough(it :was enseceesehd -hi thareiese of (Go& . for ootwitikandlog the Hone WON.. • lOW said kf• No," 411e.piiiple - ead Ala , ollicority • t the iloutoof.Conakeeisseld ' 4 Aytt y ": an d:; der it iv aa si wcassful strogg4e•••-eser (bet skunk' latish' have asked roe. hew was' mfg fies..-Vvicald ' ceenfel, ,Or bow amid' hir have succeeded Collie h•estent •he • did, except by the prioilogow-,f- kw billoute of . C000noor?.: .Wo moot. distiotokil l kit in' fakir(' prig** fria l 6llltoki4.lo.• Wows -k, hivtvatoo *lto it-frook moot oohs *his :invoroonihol 111111461441440,4teAint ndilltagnisofitbelpdo, ' IRO • ~. ~,.. S . e . • . . • Olioninounielb amid oay • cohdast - with..yalar approbation. 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