The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-17 00:00:00

but Oil. Cooper ! ~i . 11 ( • d Duke Sweet on to notice the prorate 01 sae "PIIIKCY Schools, and from the state of them, telefar, that this Institution, if it did not promote sod support, 'old set militate spinet the Established Chmellei-• He should conclede by proposing to them the liselth ?I_ ass enlightened Advocate of Civil sod Religiose JAerty, and a Friend to the Education .1 the. poor— The belie of lleesee., siail may his etfortv to Promiltelhe Eb ro itto of the Poor and • the etme of Civil and Rellibe .101 • betty. be crowned wttb seeress. Thig toast being drunk with three times duo,' apt with thud sod continued plaudits, The Duke of Soup said, the too Irio4 putlitOlx . with which the Nesting, had distinguished. the ae of his exertions in the cause of the Ipititit - Irt, claimed his warmest aed most affectionate thetukk; He must ascribe it however,_ to the kind end is roes manor in width hie Noble dated the motion to their, onsideratioa, : whit* hit. 4 mule an impression on his bud never to be *Mitt ! rnted. He confessed that he had professed, that flat at Ise* profess, and thathe should coldness to pra tes., the sentiments attributed to him by his Noble Friend. The rule by which all men were to bottled and judged was, that they had feared Ged, henetwetl the King, and done towards their neighboata as te themselves. That man wee an honest map, •and a good subject, in any corner or quarter 4 the globe, who acted up to this rule ; and he wee.tistr•hetter man, in ptoportiOn as he acted up to it. This was dm principle au which the LencesSetleit-Institiktion tided. Had he g right, es ought hii-eis jedgei any man for whet he did not know ? And, if so, was it not the duty of this Institution, to teach to the Ig norant and uoinfoymed that for which they were to be judged. In dek so, he submitted, while they only did their duty, they at the sum time conferred an honour on the country. The Dyke of Sussex then prottoied, Tie Cause of Civil nod Relieves Liberty all over the . World, - drank with three times three. The Duke of BEDFORD proposed—. The Health of Joseph Laneaster,•tbe Feioder of the les& tattoo." which was drank with three times three, and coati _ sued sppiauses. Mr. LANCASTER returned thanks, In a short speech, in the course of which he particulaily dwelt on the assistance he had received from the Family, by which he had been enabled to overcome the various diffieulties, by which he was originally beset. Taut—Mr. Joseph Fox, and the rest of the Trustees of. this society, with Natty treks to thew for their active exci tants." Mr. Fox returned thanks. Tait—The bealth of Lord Fiojall, the calightened Catholic inprorter .1 this locitatiest The Earl of FINGAL/. spoke as follows. " I had ury little ides when I came here this day to have the houour of acting as one of the stewards at this meeting, and that I was to be thus particularly dis tinguished by the flattering notice of your Noble Chairman, and the reception which you have been so goal as to give me on his announcing my name.--•I accepted the office of being prominent on this oc casies not by flattJeA. g myself that I could render to dies liatitution the service I wished, but I was Widow to do away an impression I understood had that I was not a warm and zealous. sup = ef it. I regret that in the course of the last ! year have not had as many opportunities as I could hove wished to manifest my desire to forward its objects. We enjoyed hut for a short time the of the most useful founder of this excellent rn e sTiTis e in in Ireland. He is too busily employed here to give us the benefit of his personal attendance, but he tails me be has destined one of his best eleves to the service of Ireland. I can, I trust, awe, him, without presuming too much, that his elfeeek will be warmly supported by a great many in he.:..j land.—Geetlemen, I have no disposliou to intro , doceinto this meeting a political subject, bat I can not help saying there is an obvious relation between the toast given by an Illustrious Duke to night (whose presence prevents me from expressing my feelings in Ms regard), " Civil and Religious Liber ty." It is founded on the very principles on which this society stands.—Gentlemeu, I hug pardon for trespassing so long on your time; I feel, however, badly I acquit lyself. Though I ' in the about _ DePlitiallin (Ma : jar-General Mira's), the Iligh ind Society had drank • time Swap ssthe Laseasterias Society, with three t MaRs •io Ilightssi_whiskey . Tbw us received with 01101 t• 19014,111111111Wr. Tits compliment was temeedietelp estarmaill,Aksid .she De putation ititiradosalt had entered.. The Duke of Sweet herby 'quitted the Chair, it was takeit by. Loud litarlasten,- whe gift The Swath at tbelithle Mistress. Chains* wed might he al ways be sees utile:oBp of Ibis pert. , , • a• • The Meeting then dispetied,-highly gratified with their eatertaiament., • LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT (Tr CH ANC EltY,. Nier IS. BEFORE THE LORD auschLoa. TUE ',MOE CANONS OF ST. PAUL'S V. • KETTLE ♦AD OTHERS. • This case, - which • has been long depending; wait decided on Saturday last. It vies a bill filed by the , minor Canons of St. Paul's against Certain inhabit. : ants of the' parishes of St. Gregory and Si. Mary Magdalene, in the city of London, to compel the payment of 23. 9d. in the pound 'upon tbe value and rents of their houses, ander the Tithe Statute of the 37th of Henry VIII. To this the Defendants pleaded an exemption from the payment of - the full amount, under a particular clause is the Statute, by which customary payments were left as before. To sup port thii defence it was necessary for each individual to prove a customary payment for his house or for the houses that had stood on the site of his present house, before and since the 37th of Hairy VIII. This the Plaintiffs conceived they might be able to do, at least as to some of Win, by the production of certain documents in the possession of the minor Canons : and accordlngly'a - cross bill was filed by Morris, one of their nohiber, ageing the minor Ca. eons, merely for the purpose of discovery. It lip paired that the parishes thrmieiveC had held' these tithes on lease for some time, by which means they paid eight fir less than the statutory vals- but . 11 J. Laaawbire. cotton-manilas/titer, Jae, I, 2, 26, at New Inn, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. Dew hunt, Bb eh ; and Mr. Blikeloek, Ser)eaot's Inn, Fleet- P. P.mininf, Queemstmet, Lower-mad, Islington, builder, Ma 1/1.19, Jane 16, at; Galloon. Aunt-Dies, Messrs. Robin& loon and Dine, Charter-house square. C. Shenker, Walbrook, nierchhat, Jane 18; 25, 26; at 'Gail& ball Attorney, Mr. Lawiedymthay's Inn-lane. . • S. Terry, Charles-street, Blackfriars'-road, fedora, May 22, 99. Jttaer SI, et GaildhalL Attorney, Mr. Bickerton, Syrnond's Inn. 1 W. O. Johnstone. Golden-squate, musiadealer, Slay 22, 99, •Vainve d v t.Godhall. Attorney, Mr. Rubinson , . Rollaway, Chatham, grocer, May 92, 29..itme 26; at Attornies,. Mr. Jetieries, Chatham; and Mr. Nei. ten PalsgrawC-plare, Temple-hit. W. , Oxford, breethermaker, b lay 22,4 she 26. at •S i rldrall imi e lm Attorney, Mr. Biekerten. Sy tiond's lam. Ze r: T a tiotiag, IlarreY. PL 29, bee .sA Attorney, Mr. Ripple, Wntlopephist4 Bluk • T. Bowden. Plymouth, bookseller, May 21, inn 5,25, id the Commercial lan, Plymouth. Atturnies, Messrs. Drew and Lerhast New Ices li undr. lirte, Plymouth. W. Weed,Tlwee Dah-lane, Honlydown nowper, May If ! Julie lb,_ at Gitildball. Aflame', Wade, Warwick. square, ewpie.street. - -.• ° J. ilim N eett, giukberit, 0 14 W 26, at the Ohl Bull 1.., Bieek. Aitenows, tar. kiniworth, Blackburn; and Maas. Tarrant, Clarke, ant Richer*, Clan. eery-laae. W. Robes*, iota. Fatsley Yorkshire, merelmet, June 1, - 4, 26. at the Hotel; Leeds. Aitorsies, Messrs. Upton, Nicholson, and liesingwny. Leeds; and Maws Fe*, Ashmore, and m iaow. Coo en. T. Pownarle f elon Norris, Lancashire. and' J. Pownall, bihmehester, spirio•arrehants, May , .15, 26, June 26, at the Castle Ina..Stoekl or.. A ttornies, Mr. Baddeley, Stockport; sad Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. C. Trtmey, Maids-hill, Paddington, builder, May 19, 95',' June 26, at Guildhall. Auorney, Mr. Fielder, Doke-dreets Gronesor-sqinre. T. Hupkins.Vismiewstreet, St. Pancras. builder, May 22,25, 'sae 16, at Guildhall. Anomie', Main. Allen and' Gilby, coehlsonvet. Soo. 3. Carter, Kent and Essex 'raters and Hotel, Whitel, 111” IS, II Jim 26. at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mews. Med ford and lawny, Mitre-coart-buildings, Temple. J. C. Schmidt, Jewie.street, Aid/Agate-street, aserchaat, Mal *ID, Saes 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. bases*, Can- . non4treet. Y.'Welker, Wading-street, bookbinder, May 25, June 1,16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Abelsurch yard, Camas. wee:. DIVIDENDS. Alp?, sad Porter, York, skineers—May 22,3. Stan ley and T. Fleming, Deal, 5, _D. Steel, D!lrY4goe,.f.iskev—"!'e 8. . as ettENiv i ti f • . '4' • - IL • *side every manly to vhsethis career, a-gied rotartiditS vilddi ClUv i a l i d r rag! downcstdy imago sad flraart?olatloo, oadagoia kaocked la his inaa. the Itch and Uth roundi, the• latter of whidrilolthad the battle in 17 winates, Cooyer wa% so beat that be cooldoot stand op, aid Oliter witdeclared the Octet. . Thii was the best toogirt lattleitifellawks occurred for a long time. Anotber 'battle wee fastest and Hearn h was melt conteeettis anti, lested three quarters of an betra,.,m4aerr Billard . was beat. Jones and Croplfy seccitriied,ibe winner s sad Biddloin and I Saverdronte the loier. opimion111111111•01.110111MMIINimiimm As Joseph Radii, servant io Mr. Smith, of the Crown len t - Moatltabrrel t Leicestershire, was lead. libtleede a stallion of Ms minter's, frem Lesghbo. bases nmehdt,:lastroseir, the horse, all on . a sud. den, became vehemently vicious, and literally at tempted to,worry poor Rudd,"whose•hat and other clothe% were much torn, and his body bruised in se. vend phial, before be boula inake his escape from the enraged iftfithal. • We'istideritand that the horse had bad •a battle with another alallion , °tithe Thurs. day precedieg v at the very same spot, the recollec tioe whereof Rudd supposes to. have been entirely the cause of it; ittacking him in the manner it did. Sunerw .Friday last a young man named Cook s a shoemaker by trade, was taken ill at the Nag's-head public-house, Boston, and died about two bogie eker being conveyed to 'hie mother's house.:--His death is supposed to have been caused by eating a lemon whilst labouring under the effects of inebriety: Bow-STRZET.—.OO Saturday, Edward Baylis, • pawnbreber i in the ijampetead-road was brought to the Opp` by 'Sjinmons, charged with taking more interest `Si 014E6 than is allowed by Act of Par nausea.. flionedirconvieted in two penalties of each, • with cacti. • • Mr- :44 . WatitOsore, a pawnbroker, of Totten. hatalconrt-reakwai convicted of a similar offence, .51. land lotia Pdarig, Stribin , , , , . t 4, t0..:•Lii•,4110.. 4 0' ; •, ; . •• ;' ' .... - vottle af t er lesyleekt • keldlief l ab '. i'''' 21 ' Nv . . . " ''f' -4 ' A,,,t - -. 'ki1W.W111.74 •Y, -: .7* ... 1611 b Ifil t. nib - ales . t! '. 4' ' a . lt. ' :If i. . ' . ' .4* '. * ' ' ' ' *1444 ' . Mr. Ir. 9rnitSaillilimilletaltiO' ''' c ; . 4 ”, A ..:* ' . ' des - 6 ''tietheee . . di* lers!. Poura, eidoe g . e ye ' " Vahgli. pee • .. , Mr. W. Starrst.dgidima_hithtligh dilute:glib 'Ri f . k eit, . • i it ie sear which had bilosystpoinds.apeoihtsi l lelo-bons . '• ; -----L-As..-0...die1..• s. AL • 7- It' .. " -- 7 . 1: '% " ' *- i , --77- ••• •••• , ..4 ids testimony to 'this ailmilledie ot lbw iathwi ial . - APPeemPewewww, .' as . 4 - it a " ''' '" " , - ' - iglitforip.orts weilio• . ' - • 0 /•• Jo. si, i which they were,iol4ltedopemist. : - • • 1,, ~u, • The Dskootionitsirhatheti hi the Walt' thitS ankh `'` • ''" ' '.. ii ..**A oil tut' 8';^•• r.O : . . I. Wm. • • . 4 " '' I , • - •y: ,',.,) DV. 0: : .., , A, ' • • i. • A '• 4. , . "..t1" 10 . " itted the Chair L it.lll6* a t . -.2- ihe • • 'lid" , . :;,,;__,..... iiiiii ..... - .., 4 . s f ist n 4: , vobisei ,.. l loo.; :itadat. .. ogie. .1 , ;vet,. The Duke Or Sitalbhfhar iii lli t ki g " tillibilhalkir *AP 0/10 111 1g ism"rminniirlir' A, ' • Mi: -- ' .- ' • I services iendered , ,to liht lidetkolibe Iltnnetintinsef , tera i la bil.„ Ai s i ou ra erl ke ses ado s ivadju ssu p e , • • . .4 01 11 , Spterilay. s o 1 aidteni l infomted -the ,4101100 thistrik thaw hod ! squa da mst ; '4 4 , sme th o s,,, • Aral oa t • ..!!' ite, , ~ . .4,,i.. _ - ifig."4. is if. , .. °per. Gib: travelled 200 mike la ladilkee be 01 0 1114 4 1 4 1114 byL i • ' I WA preeeafhteothiro .01.ditic 76..'i -4'• . ' - / •• , .... , •__. . • Tie Doke of BailihiC • "tilt 1 / 1 4111 ° I* Mi . ' ' - ' ' l Of lt - ' ' it- t 2. ' al !"' .: 1=144 mss whirl au inudi ialtlispibidienn.. . ••,`.- ' ' g:l.:4&s. 1111.4._j. • •a- i -L_A__...,1.1 t im. :ill* . 7"„ , a r t i lig i r*limessamiiiii tt w it :ma w....,„. a , , Zont w opal ado The Royal Doke then dobkoecaskiths thengralser , :'.r 77.ril m T vi ari l I. 4 s ar r ilinr . ~ J el rellelred due eatty a , l Ct left tbs 'Meeting mi. oldidirede embeedlideee ,ef I uY tThi al a ss em s " .ni :s h e amb l es Mg ifejestriv eta i s . feetAireet , myopia * leeel , ha rr uid ids Oran sek, all esas 10e: pd. each, her.wishicLeoccilds to - *ale ! aeOt ford ! dos .. • ii . Aelpeoves, to . " or afoot sof si = sot „, ~. was getting subscriptions et 7a. whit; lari*abld lull • - • . m as a still more propithesii sena ef mold" sumo. 1 c a ' en n a n t • w af e tb J. e th r f . *w e ir 14 . V t. L td ! :Troilism' ' lll ' ver. e ll" ro it • ,fteadkithenat tee . head 'a sio. b4t -T °ll 9r• v to ar ea e re. ...-The Royal Chelraseihillitto.d • to the ~,,r_il_iit, ,that I e dema"' 4-• Tih ri lat'fit•; e ih r ep i e r r i „. 9.111 n opt their . mettle nan,;,!,.' ad, a die roved look he was Pitt informed tint at ataother aserumg to i j ob i i i a: ar Towe l, w r, s w id i covi , r ,,, ;0. vr im,. ase d fe,,espeafc.and bra jovial was dis. of the Highland Society) ) which was at. tot" ineieeld . is a mi r e. d ew a&rrittesiap ;, . , . 44, a r o, a a d t i eht tZ.' 1,.... 4 bk ra"sgal's held in &Weep* beim, oolhe itssehdlea favorable . . :. .. 7# . f ... .... 1 + Kir ' .adviuttage - ani" - i r t /be Watt , be. Carpet to this Seat/ lied best alai to, Ws eltakip Oaf ~ -, . , . . . Wrif -' ' el • •- - in f nor . ~,latersi.Ltil V, 'lt9OteeltPeeledita4 Meet deetdOs' a uhe h a w se ' g o h e Preakkiat 8( that Society, ihiltimOzarillifsaß A TS• Ar ait Al a rm risa - , irlirroaght Wane On. •th rell i4imper war pretty' Ind satisied the Resolution Pali o'. . st .7,:.; 5 slugastafp. , z '' - 'l' r ' pot adintar.an• smart leVed hit: and al war 24 . • , going in.bellal riot by a we ' - red barn blow Whit th e would oat filitte be gnitiVid to the - Mao Se 40 mr i m mi li mmi rir ' , . WV! I'l Er` WW/ahmad bmwetbe ear the jaw, and he west idiot proposed thaithefacretarf of the Flighlied 4 . . • .. , , sempparativrirlif ek • should be .adoittbd. This wateread ha. with mouse Jedessys . . , isq.. -146-I reel lil ie rp .i i ir 9 106 1 A & c"Pet Id Abet ha egreetege aßeill in this round, . . Candor, tervits fordaisentop . . • witigit woo ehgligotair coaseaSed• in a molt vamp/emu , softy , of applies& , , —...,_ . , , . Cooper **wed bimmeAl a pod two-handed Apter, add be Wt After welting setae thee, his Rerd-filihvossli oh; '. abeevenary to list* . aid threw him.-ivem betties. BANKIIIIPTCY 'IPUI N .gaSRDEb• • served; that as ' their Scotch • DolOotiit, too bad • 14 4 -I. w arner , IllickWy, Leloodershireihosier.- • I .,=zer opie I n c. and ()liver seemed not to have the nap rig e ts of the injury be sestained by the yet nook his appeereace, he bed eie•ebtfr when it ' ~ • IthItiKRUPTII.-- ' ' blear la the town ' Int. Th is 'nod was aka most mentally did arrintit waist coum with off* 'wind. Sown W. 11. Cel.al-• sandrew'OiM Deetaf"Oeteleelles. Iteel• onteoted is a coo rally, rather to the ad vantage of Cu.. about tor spout a tesseoebee ibe e gotori tir s 44 vim 1 y i t r erzi 51419; $5, Ja n e ls, MOnliditeß. Attorney, Mr. per, who get his 'down. . Red Liewageare.. . 7. Oliver receimetagpmet blow cm the eye on commencing a heard afar." The sound clime 'SUM Pa wearer ! w. Marlow. Lirackpell. Ikvlukire_ , brick-maker. p_erla, 99, rally, tad a ft er as cat or several blows he sae throws. ex p ec t a ti on rose as it came , a n d at Inagth the Dap*. , Jane 26. at nollißadt. Rstoretes, mews. Rote and Minalegs, . 11. Cooper knee in this road, aid never recovered. Oliver f Gratis 1 hall got he and he had • the beat et a smart and long rally. teflon catered the room **bloat pomp, pipe, play. i J. Syk li er,r n ino&lbo , Yorkshire clothier, June 7, 8 , 95, at ',Cooper neat dice ve ry wea l / . log and colours eying. All surrounded it when it the Swim tau. H• . Attarilies, Mr. WalkW. Excite- 9. •'Cooper pdmited *good bot,low,and pt awai t , bet oli. rn-nln's Inn ; and Mr. Tyler, Mirtleid, Leeds. yet parreedeendity, sad bad best a th e roan,. Coop .PPrcolchodAhill Choirs "Or 4 hiNit OW c'H'uny'li" - q 4 r .Vga c r:sl% N ary ire. ire, callcHneefeeturer Jane was dirow . ' - 1 tion about. to be tussle. Siknce obtained, one or the 1, s, 96. at the New los, ban: Anemia. Mr. Mew- lO. ln this rolupll Oliver - 'wire teds ft 4 ids ad ve rse' s , 1 14 Depuhstliin (htijor.General Doients) ; stated; that' , hen, Riackbern ; and Mr. Bleektock, Serjeeers Inn, Fleet- I rat t iato win *Find, aid ItaUe -414 su down, sto; on ..i..... ,M• I= • • • •••••• , •• ••••1 'OM SW •• • alli• ul• .m. IN, m. ... ... ------ F _ ' l ' badly I acquit myself. Though I am not in . the paid eight times less than the itatutory valise ;• bu't 1 te•;714171 Y. i'leatisl i T ll 4, ll 4 a -t s t i !T y ! , j v i ' :::: a;clfitied.Bl. an t Goats. : . habit of addressing public meetings ; yet I cannot the LORD CHANcrixott wit'of opinion, that no sack a r i l i t r Yt le • baker li ri: Gridujitdairsoiter,.Worcesser. JOitit . rolink, a man eniployed in tbe house of say, not attending them ; but when I have accepted specific customary payments were proeed ai exempted s h i ti;: pr i stro .....3pi e B,„C. Cole, Xidaert, Worssterddre. weirs. strahan and Co. the ' King's printers, WI I S • the honour conferred on me, my situation has been , any of the houses of the Defeedants from the opera. 1 labinesioseer- 4 14 , 1 , 2 ttegi rd, K c itrolooff . : s w itaificids, r c h arg ed • with f e lo n iously sysaiong a number of Acts that of s il ent acquiescence.l-Gentiemen ; I cannot tipn of the statute. lie had occasion lately'. Wits*: I ', ln k ilatee r r ils , lo. Aid en o u . i nk _Al l oy St. Linantra, of Parliament, ant itattees *soda that are printed sit down without thanking you for the itighest i mine this question minutely in thi House of Lerda i. petoter-0.7ae% 1P..r...121 . 1t, Obl Bowl-streett tllerilt - in that. house. Ile 4eas coteasitted for farther es,. Lekestereh — Ire, esoltey-scn voter honour that can be conferred on a subjeet t •you have . (in the case of the Hoot Indlii *newly gild Antra. 4 . 1 . 6 aiel. ?sell ..ruvrv i iiii i iiii ois i, k . e ki , %v..- anlipatieq. .. "*':), . . sot only done me the honour to dais me Rawl tbe 1 bu,s). He had no doubt as to the lew_; and, there- Jose ka, ^ . . ... e t, kibi t ey New-roil, Wal- . . 0 ..A. i . lin g j D e liberal and enlightened of my own cosetry; hut 'fore , thought it uonetosarY d i ll!) . tb diriet an issue.. Worth, amerettate-* . . . ,—J. • - ii ew or e b4 . d e i t i o Cil t i t il 4 r l v " -M rti * °I: 4 7 , 41ef t: °141" m ieli si .w I D Ishin r , "4"mills ao ' el l. , , • - . • ehirotar*arne 21. W. . . allot me iarticipation in kwel#l , ilogralotoet: V ! •-.7Pferee . for thoß4Outigm - - •• - . , ... .. :J. Eamtnetrittrwist o Jr* in thOe tnioutes, our revered 'and bele:id Sovareigo, the Peinnirite4 , gent, ant their Royal Highnesses th e ili g o r l otis "21 1A• nOvfkrrlCATlMp ! Are fraertAw .1. - . •, , c This ' las i Motion•psystle 4 ; Ni, Jettusou ea* /era ' . 'o r ; '' • r e ' 44eYefs-Al -Lite lape.. s P7 , '."4 M T : * T h h r e ill e be ee ' te .l364D et •diAi filidd calty l" In t ii th A t i t i 4a iu k te * lr as ith tlie in' pe th is e in t' g m .o e i Dukes. now present , * as well as your Nehle!Chair. [hit of di e -p h i al i tic praying for a mom z iteasili I , mi l % , ~ * awe to, .G. Roble: . • Bi Ao virAy. whores avusber . of . stone steps were to ! win, This is, indeed, a proud and high distinction. I lia d escient oriel thp ip th a t b i to rem id e b y biai jor d., t . . ..,.: 1 ,,,, • fatte e lLt . Gentlemen, I beg leave to. return my thanks for ! nee, J . sue: be asondeatand des*dedt. C4PhOln Brown Pcil ship liktbit caps" yeferringjt tonliaitee toe re A. lilists ' I' ilhist., - • Ac t ," w, , meletesc ti p g uineas * to some !eittiors' . wives alfepkto march . ..-. your Ithi d u a l l lad. bidul g el ") and to trick .year 4.nd mart syg lie ralleged balance or s ar pip s Mos Jowl% T. Etlw , t - . l6ai l l '• ' t fibm'hbace, In order toSinalle, titan% ,e*reitable on healthy." • - -.. „,. , , , . eakillthillatOlale.itrifel. ' et:-,Jette lif . . ' 1 • .1 1 1 : 1 r . The Doke 4 Soils then On Hsi :oath a Lord • a b i. 1 "1: 141 ! . 4 . „. 4° - 36 7 1 /aa poitt "raPr i a• asd talli aiseen 'aa 4 P Pe -- --w n tue i l , Pew" oph ja i srie ley d rbsv . • Clifford. ~ OM a vni , k , it -Jame 12, J. kinro o k i their journey . . ''' ' • i • , ?temp*, al er Little Birsitta, .'• 'Tile lAA" Mail Ciotti* aVe; fiefittiiii; ti have the His Lottliddp, in returning thanks, .. o b serve d , 7 1111 , 1 4 44 %r net t i.0 .„ t e ild r•Yitr , o tiat i- tiOe h Alllieg‘ ii lapoo( i ,v - ". i;aisstil iiiiia ; • *:; B `...4.,Zi t i be r , o_Rw_ au L ee l t j oasia ..mmAw-oseet E-w k : Alluiga ,mat ebooPe te, vie : . asi boo4lr etb • s iti kay •Wb s ieft wit tbO tobe a t tl oo sll l eot t i he rtliti ipettesiters oliedi of ic iro ti n iet , that ma " Persaaa supposed the the Rim" Clit"te he ii i i iiiiik l 4 ll ii r it ill•Ortil , Weild Wl* firitilt t ill/40 "2., 9 "ems. 4.4 ' tieyeo.torlo,ll4l=ol which -they Pl*, . be opposed itto Ibis lestitu",r. All li" P rb a " the ou'thi istirmumatow. pendrothefore• the Mister , in T' a u,'' t P . ' .. . contrail', he bWojed• leave is gi a t a 4" Oaths was .. bi l'' theloseetelityhka it mat foetid upediont to isikaillto self the i ron at two Schools o psyesg-o.‘ * A m es ‘ ll personal l ute , roo44ol. [Appktuse .1 • 3 , i .., Mr. Fe' the Secetary, read n !awl t i .___. The great:nee-0 • • 1001ages,butwixt the two cele.. —• . ' ' ' . ilktinetl. on Fri. t.. Weitiali 64 tmth ind airlfg a -4 A ll442l 4 " to iglieg ilr t.—, 7111 ' L a .. i i li bi . ' .? ' j: • .°' .' ' ima m . : :1 40c o l i ne : • t ary' s . tg aZ inel ibe-r' hl t e li ktb ' : ' 111 : ealin "l4 _ l f i thit s _ A l "Ap r . h u ndred •:.i . i ottes; t: ' 6 ;: d eas:::::: " . ;;Crill: rAlP ilitlidF tilin4Pli alr Y . g e r k c a Arm (seettar) M.-Duke of Smell! 0011110) oularlY respecting the spits Masked le the.. Woy. of J.•ellieireletanoirtio', - i of Laradowne (en of let. till. orte_itherillt a ye. bong pp m , jx . r t a i n & c h ore a: ali sa .. &Ad a , vas e . onori. i ,hoire,Gooseetteeigroeseudminw-d .h .corlr, 42 8 .1. th . 4.411 .:1 4 % . i tiatatt lieheeihe ipae tileereee lig , setab litieelle t i ka u '' .ll6s !l c :: PUMA Tow n e 'IT WO F."! 4 •11 ( ""Fil lmt a"" 1 " P er l' u • 4 the monies a • the Theatre, and, a the _ssibiect ikr '...; 4..a sse rlk i eshignia , _____...:-.......,4- -EL • U .. '. ----, nt l itat- r" ' . '': ratv . ll4 "e yobese • . +a Oiiii lgo o mmirim ob, pent. • W. Allem, he earn& of Mut. ,1 ' . 1; 1 .*:!' ' 4 : ' t i . Toast-Mr. Mgratorth, and the *sill of ildaeatlea i. Wynne*. • • Iretavit. . . . . • • The Miami. entertained a doubt of .his a 1..;. . * Mk . i.. 4,,,;, . a . • .. . i ..,....0.. -^ , oit r , .• *•• ,1 1 ; e PL Y,P - , . •• $ I . Ik., • • • ~,,a Mr. EDGIWOrtn °blurred, thief th e centime to examine third patens a s witnesses 04 1 Sesis ti " .1 ,4 ~-.._ . . . .. tir, AL , :,0 6 mops latt a i i • -:-..R.:_ ... .ip i noi s A i r s t e ot do . . .of the Board of Educe** In iftd were limed up. Kies, under the Ws order, as H iiii. only um lui il k ... : i,,,,... : '-'„ ..- ~.. .'W'• ' . . '''" ....7 . t an nyslarlk i t +— • 0..." 11 " OD by the Legislature, that aimtiry would, ia a • very oestory one, and not nude oaths heuritref Abe . . .4 . ~.,,. pow - 18,fickasin o't . ' pi iostg,vtD.., : late. ' 4,47 • 4. ' : ". , : . taoiit • ' ... v .110,440er5. . 1 . . short time, rank as_idgb la leltilectuil endowment , Mien, or Apidera deo*, 'without thusgiouillo dim- T. mi d L Lvas. alt . (wok a * 5,4 Bradlee ninettnera (so ~ . . • . • . ',. i i i lerw i wo fi : 16 1 1 1 44 j.. f i es eny country in ZIM,Ve. He paid a very, high tie* *t the Court. • , ihiiit ''at' ' ar i. 1 ai ng sam l e le wat ' a Mitret 7ll.4i4ll4". ', i compliniest to the Pftieddief Ireland, who, akboash The LORD CORIIOZISOR gni .ft utOd 'Vl: a t t r . , it• Y,. , * - Old T4 l l A . at many en/team:a Wife Mad. to withdraw his cone- dlieetille he Order now: 411;t440 * : ': • ru i rtheireik, .. . - • tog •JA . 11 . TaYlegl - "bill . " 4 . . . 1 , • - die fors. VIII, winds w hark" Off #oottt , .1 1 ! . l' port of iti pltatiplo , !-tippkriet.} l -11a was con- the authority of the Metiet.; ''' :•' " - ''' ''' -' '''" • tr o ima= - . 4 . 42.• • ' il• I. " . i` aall t ' l y,. • At 1619 . 11644 . 011 " 11 W aa . - - ae1414- . . odiair , o. ' . sanat . do • !_...b_. . thmethwek ,i t ,'„, i , losibtas • 1.0490111 PAM* WA blf r owed, tut, se other votes uf *mum would The wit 'mai,. 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